davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
The GIavton House

ARRIVALS Up TO l.30 P. M. TO-DAY
G. Cowdrier, ct L Circus.
i B Speakmap. Coatesville.
Master q Speakman,
A Robinson, City.
J Cheeseborough, Coatesville.
M p Steele, -
II p Steele,
Lille steele.
q Whitney, Boston.
+ Whitney, -
VIM Auchincloss, City.
+ Warn and lady, New York.
+ A Churchman, Wilmington.
John Banks, Chesapeake City
W N Roberts. Dover, Del
OY Lamen. Georgia
FE Harlan, NY
WD NAPLES, Savannah
j z McColley, Philad'a
W H Humphrey, N Y
l. L Wilcox, Baltimore
Mrs NJ A Kennard, {"
O W Kennard %
JS HoWland, Brooklyn
@ Roose and lady, Pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Pennsylvania.

DISCOVERY OF NEW OIL RE dIoN.
TITusvnLE, Aug. 23.
A new belt Of Oil Territory has been discov-
cred four miles southwest Of this city, which
will rival the lower Allegheny district.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MnFIN LAST NIGHT.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 2S. ,
Two blocks in Miffiin, Pa, were burned last
night. The loss will reach hundred thousand
dollars, including the Sentinel printing office,
Juniata Valley Bank, twelve stores, and two
offices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
9eatAs.

RIDDLE. ON the 2lst inst, James Riddle, aged 20
years. =. 60 -. j, a., ,..,,,, hia
fuueral to leave his late reSdrnce on Monday atter
noon at . O'Clock without further nutlce. Services
at Mt Salem VI. Il, Church at O'CLOCK
PoYNTBP.-In this city on the 2sl inst. Ida NJ,
daughter of Richard aud Mary E. Poynter, aged
10 years. ~, -, ,nr,,o,
Thr relatives and friends of the family are lnVlted
to att nd the funeral from the residence OF ner
parents No 222 French Street, on Tuesnay MORN
ing, at ii O'Clock. Services at lOS O'Clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Inc.,,,,,r,.,n MT I.oui.yille.

Early yesterday morning. several frame puilu.
;ras three miles south OF Louisville, were set
nI fra and almost entirely consumed A coloted
msn named Willis, his wife and four children n
were enveloped in the flames. aud all but Wllll5
were burned to death, while he is not expect Ell
to recover Two of the suspected lncehdlarles
ara uufar arrest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

The Board Of Health adopted an important
resolution, last evening Where the contractor is
the culpable party for the non-removal OF gar
bsge, it proposes to deal summarily with him,
and says 1t will rigidly enforce the resolution il
sustained by public sentiment Let it be sus-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
zbe NIarierta q cincinnati II. X.

Further reports OF the disaster ON the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad on Thursday, say the
conductor OF the freight train had quarrelied
with the engineer, and "intimated that tne iat
Ter had threatened to get him into dlihcuity
before he got to Cincinnati Waiter thodes; me
express messenger, who was among those inlur-
ed by the collision, died just after reaching Gin
cinnati yesterday morning, making four deaths
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Great River Disaster.

rHx GEORGE WOLF BLOWN UP = IL LIES Rosr.
l- MEMPHIS Aug. 2S.
The steamer George Wolf blew up at ST. Fran
cis Island, yesterday. Twelve passengers are
known to be lost and 15 are wounded. All the
officers vera saved except the engineer on duty
at the time All the lady passengers were saved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
A concealed AssaiInnt.

o,rri.sta near st. Louis, on Wednesday evening
SdiAS wtn Two @ little boys, he was fired at from the
bushes and wounded in the hip. Sheldry Is a
cousin of General Frank Blair, and was some
what noted as a rebel officer during the war.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

THE BoMBvRDMENr OF oARrAdENA BEGUN
MADRID, Aug. 29.
The Spanish feet under Admiral Labos, COM
menced the bombsrdment OF Cartagena, yester-
dav
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

~ Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
wshng to have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them, will please send ua their address, Where the
psper 10 desired for less than month"; the postage
had hest he prepaid at this ONCE. BY prepayment
OF postage by stamps regularity of delivery will be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
OHEAP COAL.

For sale. a large stock OF Lehigh and ShamoRin
Coal Persons wishing 10 buy the genuine HarleRh
LehiRh and Excelsior ehamokn Goals Will please
send in their orders early as we confidently expecl
to be more pressed with orders this season than
ever. Coal wlll be no lower and may be higher as
the season advances. ,.,v. ,,c,,r
Orange and Water Streets, and at the
anY1o1V-of Wharf of j. Morton Poole = Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
England.

TERRIBLE COLLISION ON THE GREAT h. r.
LONDON, Aug, %.
by collision on the Great Railroad. at het-
ford, between q freight and excursion trainf'
both were badly wrecked 1t is reported that
twenty person were killed. A large number are
wnnndad 4.'9tt ffH 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

President Grant arrived at Long Branch yes
terday
The Chamber Of Commerce and City Council
of Atlanta, Ga, yesterday adopted resolutions
ships between Savannah and Liverpool, and
pledging it their support
The ship Lady Duffsrin, from Liverpool, ar
rived at Port Royal yesterday, with miscellane-
oua cargo OF 100 tons, for merchants OF Angus
ia and Savannah.
The contract for the construction OF the new
wooden sloop of war, has been awarded to mo
mas Stack, of New York, for Sl4S OOO
The first bale of cotton OF the new crop, from
| Canton. Miss was sold at auction in Memphis,
yesterday at Il cents per pound, 1t was classe
middlinG.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
NOTICE TO INVESTORS

The attention OF the investing public is called 70
the limited remainder Of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD S-3O LOAN. OF the 100000 OF this
loan unsold on the first Of June last less than
rs 900 Oe0 now remains, and this balance will soon
be absorbed, after which the Company has resolved
to issue only six per cent. bonds.
There are now between t0l and 900 miles OF the
Road In regular operation, with growing traihc'
surveys and construction are progressing satisfac
torily The Companys lands amounting TO more
than 1000 acres per mile OF road) are selling 10
settlers at an average price of nearly six dollars per
acre, and the proceeds of land sales constitute
sinking Fund for the repurchase and cancellation
of first mortgage bonds.
The J0mpanys seven and three'tenth per cent.
geld nds, the last of which are now offered yield
nearly sH per cent. per snuum at the present Price
OF gold.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
at current rates, and full information furnished on
inquiry.
JAY COOKE GO.
John McLeaE' 81 Son,
BANKERS,
No. oo2 Market Street: a.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

sTRIKE AMONG EarPLpYEEs.
..-. LONDON, Aug. %.
The house painters and decorators have struck.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

Tom Thumb stratton lives on board hisyacht
at Newport and his wife boards at one OF the
hotels.
Harry Bassett will be on exhibition at the
approaching State Fair of Georgia. Mr. Bassett
il q horse,
She has over 500 living descendants. Her
name is Amy Franks, OF Fayette county, Pa
80 years old.
burlington, Iowa, claims possession of girl
six feet seven inches in stature,and still growing
"Old Probs" is after her for signal station
-Betsey Moore of Quebec, refused to marry
her lover until he broke his leg in the attempt
tn recoyer her new bonnet The leg had to be
amputated, and now Betsy won't have a cripple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
New Hampshire.

DEDTu FROM VOLUNTARY srARvATIoF.
LAooNIA, Aug 23.
Miss sevvery of Belmont, maiden lady aged
60, died on Thursday Of voluntary starvation,
having refused food for 2s days. sister Of
the deceased died in the same way few years
oinaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON Aug. %.
Probabilities For the Middle States, lees
cloudiness, higher temperature during the day
followed by increasing cloudiness. the wind veer-
ing gradually towards the West and North west,
with lower temperature and areas ef-rain on
Sunday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Commercial ReportA
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 23.
Cotton dull, 1915@2Oc. Flour firm superfne.
s3.5O6O4 25 extras, $4.5O@5.50. Wheat hrm ;
Penna. red, $I 65; No. l spring S1.50. Corn
steady yellow 62c. Oats, s0C047c. Mess pork,
17J<O172c. Whiskey, $1@2.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
TIE IntsrrnptIon 20 BusIness.
THE pEAoHEs-wHAr Is BEING DONE TO GET THEM
TO MARKET. t'tl

THE PEAoHEs-wHAT 10 BEING DONE TO GET THEM
TO MARKET. Er't'
Temporary arrangements to ship peaches are
being made For the present, two peach trans
will run southwark from Townsend t. Deimar'
daily, and thence to Cnsheld, from which port
tho fruit will be sent to Baltimore by boats.
Capt. VIM Thompson, Supt of the Eastern
Shore Railroad, Delmar to Orisfeld,) is endeav-
orng to procure an extra boat, From seaiord,
also, shipments are being made by water 10 BAL
timote The farmers in the upper part OF the
Peninsula, who have peaches, are carting them
to Port Penn, Bombay hook, Mahon's Dltch.
Little Greek Landing, Leipsic, DC; on
the Delaware Bay coast, for shipment to Pniia-
delphia while others 80 to Bettertonan polhts
on the Sassafras, Chester and Choptank rivers
for shipment to Baltimore. The result OF TINS
will be that the Baltimore market will he over.
stocked. while Philadelphia and New YORK VIII
be moderately well supplied The cannerle4
down the Peninsula, of which there - now .
goodly number, are working to their full oapaci-
ty. 40 that the actual loss OF the fruit will be
greatly reduced. The two peach trains caught
between broken culverts on She Delaware hali-
road have been able to get away, and the fruit
in one train was sold to canning estsDllshmeht
for 25 cents basket. The peaches in the other
train were hauled to Port Penn and sent to Phil
adelphia.
THE ERRICsoN LHE.
The Erricson line of steamers has been an i'm
portant and valuable means Of water commuhl-
ton between Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York. But as it obtained passage through the
chesapeake and Delaware Canal, its trips must
now be necessarily suspended.
Very fortunately for the steamers, they were
DELAYED by the storm in crossing the chesapeake
bay, and had not got into the canal when the
disaster befel it, The Florence Franklin was IN
the locks at Chesapeake city waiting to be locked
| in. The passenger boats Of the Errcson line
will probably be discontinued the freight line
will probably be maintained by way OF the
| Cspes aud by sea.
/ THE PRESENT PROSPECT FOR RESUMPTION OF TRAY
Ell OVER THE DE LAwARE r. Il. .t
| The work OF building the trestles in the broker
embanllment at the canal progresses very favor
ably and it is expected that it will be so far com
pleted by tomorrow that hand cars may be ru'
over tso as to con vey timber to the broken eul
| yerts below. 1t has been impossible, thus far
| to obtain the necessary material Tor the con
struction of the trestles in these lower breachee
| aud but little has been done there From pre-
| sent prospects, travel will not be resumed over
| the road before Tuesday, though possibly, tral
NAV pass the breaches on Monday. All IN
breaks will be repaired before the road is agar
thrown open to travel, and in this way the ne
cessty for an exchange OF passengers IL nkely
be removed Tomorrow an additional force 0
men will be sent to work upon the trestles'a as
the carpenters in the city who can be secure
are being engaged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Bsw advertisements.

A LII THE SUNDAY PAPkRs
CAN BE HAD AT H. o. MooRE's NEWS OFFICE,
$40 MARKET STREET.
tB- Good segars and Tobacco. All the Pictorial
and Sporting Papers. aug1S5b
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
THIRD EDITION.
rhs Peach shIpm,euls.

DEPARTURE OF TWO SCHOONER LOADS UNDER
TOW FROM LEwEs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Ensland.

A tug left here for PhiIadelphia, towing two
schooners loaded with peaches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Financial.

GOLD QUOTATIONS, TO-DAY.
new YORK, Aug. %.
Gold, to-day, st.15T. -.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Datfs Gcattitettiaf.
JENKINS q ATKINSON.

WILMER ATKINSON" .Pahiiassr.
ss- Nor Terms, Etc., Bee Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
atslsj advertisements.

UARGINNKRS IN HOUSEKEEPING and old
Is nouseReepers are requested TO examine our
Assortment OF hardware, cutlery and cooking uten-
TRUMAN SHAW,
no. SOS CEIgnt Thirty-pve Market St below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

BURGLAR was scared away and the police
n caught him 10 consequence OF an alarm given
by watcnmans rattle. Every housekeepe, snoule
have one " use In an emergency. For sale, WIN
a variety Of bolts ana other fasteRings, BY AaA
S'~" - TRUMAN d SHAW, y
Mo aon ns,wht Thirtv.dvaN Market at bplnw Ninth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
EXCURSION

GRAND EXCURSION
q
TO NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK AND
THE PALISADES ON THE MA
JESTIC HUDSONi
The Water Witch Steam Fire Engine Company
No 8, will give grand excursion TO New YORK, oD
Thursday. September 4th,
Leaving wilmington by special train at 5.15, A. u.
r. are engaged for the occasion and will run to
South Am6oy, stopping Soth gong aad returning a'
on arriving at South Amboy the splendid noating
palace, the
-
RICHARD STOCKTON,
VIII take the ex ursiontsts to New York, landing
those who may deeire to "do the city and the Cen
tral PARK"
EiIInger's Brass Band and Parlor
Orchestra
viii furnish the necessary music for those VINO may
wish TO trip 1t on the light fantastic toe. ,,.
From New York thelpsrty remaining on tue ooat
will steam
up THE HUDSON TO TIE PALISADES.
Returning will pass the Kills and Sailors % Snug
Harbor. Places OF interest and enchantinB peAuT.
/ It is probable that the excursiJnists
May See the Graphic Balloon
Ascend on its Trans Atlantic erial voyage as the
9TH is the day appointed for its ascension. ,.
caterer will be OF board the steamer TO supply
i the necessar'es for the inner man. 49,.
Round trip tickets from wilmington, S3,oo: i Erom
Chester, SO %. From West Philadelphia $s,oO froh
L Trenton, $2OO. Children half fare.
Tickets may be had at Adams Bros 5O6 Market
street. at Davis cigar store, 500 Shipey street. anu
| fr I'm members Of the company auglo-I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31
ru,ycs WORTH REMEMBERING.


Potato Custarl.- Ten potatoes boiled
IN. six or eight eggs. sugarto your taste,
,ne Gun, milk. quarter pound butter, nut
',ec essence ~ lemon, brandy and wine
toynur taste. Mash tlir potatoes very fine.
Rice Pudding lialf-pint Of boiled rice;
.-,iu or the water and lei the rice get cold;
rwo ounces butter, four ounoes sugar, one
mart rich milk. live eggs beaten very
IA, tablespoonful of nutmeg and cln-
mamou.a cur d tcgcthr.tF 4 NV
-Ctiron Ppsergs.wPrcpare The rind;
=, ant any Arm Sou may desirr; boil
,.ry hard for thirty minutes in alum Wa
,,r' tolcrably 'stroug; take them nom the
shm water allow, them 10 stand over
njrht IN The morning change the water
snl nut thcm toboil let them cook until
rhy laye changed color and are quite
-, tfi,,i maxi. your sirup, allowing one
No Thaff poands of white sugar To one
,,auud. oi fruit then add your fruit. which
n.@k hit little more cooking. Mace, GIN
~. lor cmon flayors nicely.
10 Bcautify Teeth-Dissolyc two
onnA.s of borlN in three pinis Of boiling
wat,r: and before il is cold add one tear
.n,onfil of the spirits OF camphor. aud
hotIIc tor use. 4 tablespoonful OF this
.miNlurc with an equal amount OF tcpld
vaier. aud applied daily with soft brush.
,n..erves aud b,autities the teeth, eNtir-
rcte. all tartrous adhesion. arrests decay,
induces a he.iIrhyac,ion of the gums. aud
mikes the teeth pcarly white.
TO Make Toilet Soap-Take one
fwenty-iiyc cent box of concentrated lye:
dissolve il in onc-half gallon of rain water !;
,our in a large pitcher to cool. Now melt
iyp pounds of clean lard or tallow: when
about milk warm pour your cold I've in
very slowly and stir~apidly. Continue STIR
ring tin il begins 10 thickcn. Now add
nur ounce of oil of sassairls. or any other
t4rlme Won fancy; have ready "A clean
ipX. one loot square. pour IN. and cover
AR ught. Let il thus remain for three or
four DAYS: then cut il up in c;ikes. and 1t
viii De ready 10, "~e.
Il Useful Soap.-The following j.
commended by those who have tried II for
.cruhbing and cleansing painted floors.
washing ,liehes. AMI other household pur-
poses: Take two pounds of white olive
.nlp and shave il in thin Ices: add two
ounces of bor;iX and two quarts OF cold
water. Stir al together in stone or
,arihen Jar. and let it set upon the back 81
fh. stoke until the mass j. dissolved. 4
very little heatis required, as the liquid
n4d not simmer. When thoroughly
mixed and cooled il becomes of the con-
.i.icnce OF a thick jelly, and a piece the
.ilc OF "A cubic inch will make a lathcr for
i gallon III Mater.
Lemon Custard.-Th lemons graf
e,l. one pound sugar. eight eggs. a piece OF
butter Sfze of a walnut. Beat the yolk-
sugar. lemons. and butter together, The
whites To froth. which are not 10 be-
added until ready for the oven. Bake on
pie cru~~ gor tive eggs. three cups new
milk. grated rimd-. and juice of three large
lemons. i've cups sugar, one tablespoonful
OF rice Hour Mix all well together. eN-
crpiiug the whites which should be
ii-ke,l until i..ht and added hast of All
Bake nn rich cru-t.. Til, is enough for
five pies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

\ few curious details on the agriculture
W Japan: The climate much resembles
Italy, and the soil is generally Of a light
c'afarfer. not very fertile. The princes
over the land lease il 10 the mobiles. who
.uhlef 40 small farmers that cultivate il
unlcr lie control Of a steward. and enjoy
hlf the profits. A cabin composed OF
TWO MONS represents the farm buildings.
The petty farm j. about TWO AMI three
quarter acres ia extent. and three men are
ai,Vulfe 10 labor il. who receive for diet;l-
rr. rice and fish. and are paid in wages at
Ihr rate OF seven francs per month.
NtIiher proprietprs nor tenants pay direct
.4yes: but they are bound 10 keep the
magnificent roads in repair. and board and
lnigc fixed number OF soldiers. The
way~ide hedges consist OF came llaS. cy
Pres and nsrlle. Rice is the staple food
reduction. 4 lfitlc wheat. barley and pota-
toe~. Cotton aud mulberry occupy an
Important industrial place. Animal pro-
laci> are next 10 nil: religion prohibits
TN use of flcsh-food and even milk: the few
cattle thar exist are employed for trau--
PORT. The Japanese regard pa-iure-land
a.adead los. otherwise il would lr iIu
lr'.,ihle 10 support population Of $1,000
Hsi an an extent Of territory about equal
y tTcli Britain they have no agricultural
.~ieii's. or schools. Their horses are iei
on harlcy-straw-l French cavalry
Aarse~-with the addition Of weeds for a
change. The few beams cultivated are con
Fir' into a liquid to flavor the rice diet
Nglli-soil is the chief manure employed.
sHi closet, anr erected al distances along
ihe highways. and even in the fields. To
Fr".er' IL. When conveyed to the farm.
purchased az the rate OF half a frame a gal-
'nn. aud less. u j. allowed 10 fcrmcnt Tor
A'g months in open tanks 10 conden~c.
frTlne Ia ease ~ rain. a. in Piedmont.
WE Japanese prictic. green manuring.
" prefer buying the plants some for
'i-h. not when they are in Hover. but
Aien The seed commences 10 form. ~ar-
NNe,. fresh. or the refuse AFTER the oil has
-fn eNtElctcd. are also used a. manure.
.iig made la "a liquid with boiling water.
A'a rule al manure l. placed in direct
COMMUNICATION With the plant. and never
aI1li,d ~ the land la advance. The soils
Ai'lani y and deeply titled. kept ireefrom
.'ds. ami int,rcalary crops. such rs rad
'h>. l~'a>''. etc. arr r;li~cd--ihc drill ~ys-
w OF cultivation and AZ wide distances
iig universal. california Farmer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31
Telcgraphing Maps and Plans.

very ingenious invention has recently
exhibited hy NJ. Dupuy de LONE. AZ
reuch Academy of Sciences. II CON
XVI " 2 mode Of sending a plan or topo-
Pincal sketch by telegraph. without ne
'Nating special drawing for the pur-
over tho map already made j. laid
Tlhl-circulaF plate ut glass. the circum-
'uf q which IL graduated NJ the
lrr u ail alidadc. also graduated, vi icll
lil'e~. un slide. piece Of mica marked
'Nl blade p.int.. Ihc latter. by it, own
4. .rinrnt along the aIidlsle. aud also BY
NV "a ilie. aliladc. iiself, can b. brought
very Dohuiu tn glass scnicirclc.
priprc Die plate i 4 fixed eye piece.
Ming through ulS. the black dot j. ear
'hc"sajV,ly over all the point Of tie
w " reproduced and The polar co-ordi-
'-5', q each noted. The numbers thus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

WHEN writing 70 advertisers please meution the
w name oi this paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

ter. Sal, -Rhcum. Blothes spots. Pimples
Pu.tulos. Buils. Carbuncles Ring worms.
Scaid-head. Sore Eyes Erysipclas. Itch.
Scuris Di.cOlorations Of the skin. Humors
and Diseases Of the Skin OF whatever name
or nature are literally dug up and carried
out OF the system in a short time by the use
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31
Pin. Tape. and other Worms.

lurking in the system Of 80 many thousands.
are ehestually destroyed and removed. NJ
system of medicine, no vcrlnluges. no an
.heminitics willircc the system from worms
Itls.. fb.a. afffar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

obtained are transmitted by telegraph
The receiving device j. analogous 10 that
Just described, but a simple point Is substi-
uted for the mica dot. and by il the de-
signated positions on the glass are success
siyely marked.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31
Scrofula. or Kings Evil. White
For InIlannlatOry and Chronic


gagged III Paints ah Minerals, such rs
Plumbers. Trpe-sefiers Gold heaters and
Miners. as they advanec in life, are subject
70 paralysis OF the Bowels, To guard
against this. take "A dose If WALKERS VIM
AZ, 4. % Ilf.rrttp4 si.Bailv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31
No Person can take these Bitters

according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
rnnnir
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31
What better proof Of a good remedy for
Consumpt ION do you want!

Re not deceived Can for ALLEYS LUNG BAL- .
SAM, and take no other.
.S-Dircctions accompany each bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

M n 1T VI Moore's Rural New Yorker,
m MI w thcGrcai Illustrated AaRIcuffu,
IW X M III RAJ aud FAMILY MrKKIY. ~ the
M Il standard Authority upon
4ixsxSs1vs i spractcal SUBJECTS and 0 Nigh
Toned Literary Journal. Only t250 yesr-i~~x 10
ThirteeH Numbers tOct 10 Jaul On Trial. for ONLY
SO Ccutsi Premium Lists &C., sent free 70 all rril
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

w OMEN Men. Girls and Boys wanted TO sell our
w French and American Jewelry, Books, Games,
etc. No capital needed. Catalogue Terms. etc sent
free. u. o. NlCkEl.l a Co. Augnsta, Me.