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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-22
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9iebia's leete GAGE.

Gtnem JtutastOn ter uSpsnesrl@sn
2tu." snlebnsn mir fOl0snoe tntersn anis
Si1,,lbeiisu iiter bsS 9rpbtn 8orlhtrs
I,bte Qeteustaas: GUrbsr, i'm eaufe pts
spmmers, seoaHts 9tsbts sBtsn ju be-
Gu6sn, 70 psnis fiblte sr istns Srafts
unO feline sttlfiSs Grtl6t 'dwtnosn.
Wit temIslbsn fpannsurtn Snttrslit, no.
nit or esm tleinll,n Detail in istnsn 5or>
f6uuaen na6gtns, fab sr aud btslsr Ss'
wolttaen llsbtrlhau msni6lt&sr NrbsttS'
troft sntareen. 60 frsule ibn, paB er
T,Iber I'm Stloe bort psrtrstsn mar. Dsnn
tur, pur lrtnsm Guos nod mar sr BON
Baamiiller, isnem taltntpouen Suntler,
mopeltrt worpen, Der In Gn9lano 10 ra'
l6ss unb srobes aufistsn 9sma6t bate (;
bic lebte Qtnte paro fat an Dem Sa9e
pp(I,npst, an wtlGsm ettbtS srtranttf.
Ct IelbIt mar iiter bic Diabsu pom Der
8aas bsIrtepist. Sb sr isIbsr ss puBts,
tpie nabe Ibm pas Gnpt fnuc-pcn ote'
fer Graae wirb glismano bas Duntsl
bs6sn. @ls 9tsbis i'm Sabre 1877 TO-
Gdbusr ertrantte, pa beasate er ietn 5aus
bic tn's SnnsrRs unb Sletnfs NIT stnf'
@orafalt, bic fat patriar&altib mar,
Dissmal blisb or fumm, l&Un BON Del
erIt.n Stunbe an, no ptrtlthe @sfab'
,u Sage trat, mar Isin 8spubtlttn per-
buuttlt; In bem Dtlirium, pcrtn tr per-
fiel, 1pra& sr fat uur BON i,iner gBtfen'
I&aft, uuo psnn lihte 3pti6snrdums ia
men, mar sr 70 rubts unO alItdslth, ali
ob Nid,ts sei&ttsn Iri. Damn perIan8t'
Ct nod elm ptnis Sptiis uno nab lstnt'
s,po6nttn giearrt; sr fprad bapon, nil
90 nit Gsinsr itaIieutihsn Nsiie ptresr
lone, psnu sr ptsttr ssfunp ist uni
ptntgt Winuttn fpdttr fant er rSm ytu
tm ;uriid In tsn 5isbsrtraum. glur ttr
ttustsss Nal Ssrristt sr ben @tbanfsr
elmer Sobseabnung, inbem ct ietnsn al
ten Disnsr parnts, ct m6se fd Dor gr
filtuns bitten, rpsnn sr Ju isinsm Sesrdb
mfg aete. QIs nm Dpnusrfag (prn II
@priD bic n66Rtn Jrsunrs 3utrttt 81
btm SttrbsIagsr fanbsn, srfannts er tel
nsn msbr, nur Rem Druid Der 5aub CT
wibsrts tr lstie.
Berlin, 16. Mat. Die 6sutI6s 8sstt
runs Bat befGlUlIsn, bic HspemptCrttsn
bic easartfsn, bic gonsrssatiOusn OCu
tI. @tiRs uup som bl. 5sr5sn, fupis bt
Snlafsn Ter ssG6lpGsnsu Sl6lsr i'm 9sr
Inufe Der ndhRsn 6 Wionate aus btr
Dtutf6su 8st&e ausjuptilsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-22
Wari6als= =Serfdufe
BON ipertbpOllcm OrunSeieentbum

BON ipertbpollcm 0runSeteentbum
Sufolar Serl6isbsusr SefsbIr BON Fiori Bacias
ausseltlt ron etr Wayprs Gpurtter City Sran'
ton unb an mi6 srri9tst psrss I'D am
Samfas ben "a. Wat 1873,
UNI 10 llbr Gprmittaps, in BEN Grurtbauie bel
Stabt SrantUn bas foIsrnbsrmdbsn bsi6ris.
bsns Gisrutbum gum BHentli6rn gsrfauf brtH'
. Gin ,ptiRHfises G,ttGubs, 80 Sup brett uni
% IuB iisf, nit anasbnuier Ride, ~ GuB i'm
auabrat unb einitpdg, fsbtne nuf tinsnl
@ruubhid, gclegtn In Der 1. gBare efr CITY
ppn SrrantOn, 9uSrrne County, pa., be9renSI
unb btIhrieben tpie fplst nemlit; 81 etr
UfIi6t She'll elmer G,runslet an str Gdc
bon Sidcry unb Marfetifrabt, Dsrfauft BON
IN 100 5uf lang unb AZ 8uB 3ca nett,
arsu,eub an Marftt1raee. trgrtnlt nSrbIi6 Spn
Got bes 9. S1srbput, Blflih Spm prrstyttri-
dnsrfir6s pfarrbauS, tptlfIiS bon 9anb brs g8m.
9lpis.
Wlit gsI6Ia1 btlsat unb in Grteuttpn ssnpm-
men nuf bic Stlase pOn Sanb, Cotton u. SO. &c.
aen Or. q. 6Iethn, Gissntbimrr, unb g9m.
Slpis, Gpntraftpr. - 2ep. ia. 80. 1856, Wai.
tsrmin 1873. SanS II. Tpf, anpGIts.
Gtrntr;
gGe bic 3sgtr, 3itrI unb 9utsrsGsn bss Der
Flaeten In unb auf bic na6fOlsrn6 bsT6risbtnr
paTitIIs eane, sslesrn In her 6. g8arb her CITY
ron Srrantcn, 9ujsrns GOuntv. gd., uns be-
i6risbsn mic fOIst nemIib: ~ Got Ro. 20 i'm
9luf go. so, NIT sintr 10 8ub brfiirn Strrds
am Gnbt SUn Got No. 10, in brlaetem 8lpd gio.
so, In llrbersinlfimmung nit btm Yaue petr
aartr, sruauut 8. Srermans aarts BON SiIo
6pbs pdrt. 9tIastr Got 9p. 20 III so 5uB
6ruut an brittr StraBs unb $50 6uB tisf gu a.
nrr sMsp; ugb bslasIn binttrs IbtiI BON Got
NS. 10 II In 8rpnt an b,iasts aary eipa so
unb 10 8ue tirf. alrs ausrbaut, nit jtpsi eutrn
bSIitrnen @pbnbGuIsrn barauf.
9lit 9tlhIae btIest uub in grteuttUn afupm.
men auf bic alaae bon Ralyiu u. iiiibtr, 6t-
brau6 Won @m. ". 9aIane, ssasu Susb 9ra-
by = .. g8. GonnraY, sIupaIt - uus pbeIvs
u. Gbaft ssstn Sgsp STabp.
Eernert
glar bic 8ttte, 3iisI un6 SnttreITsn tfs 9sr-
Haettn in unb auf bic foIesnbr eptts 9anb, ss.
lrgrn in Der 4. 98arb bsr Stabi SCRANTON, an
Der nortpriitsn Stiif ron prpspsitf.abe uno
grrnjsnb an brfa9tr Strabr; 1T so 6ue 8ront
uuN $50 6uB iist anb sutbaItsnb barauf Elm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-22
Scranton WC1Demie+

Der llntrBri6nrs bat sine 2tbr,2nfnlt CT
Gfurt no neblt ben sep6balihsn 2rbr 3G6srn
aud llnirrribt i'm 8udbaltfn bookkeeping
3tihhfH Drawing), pinnp- nnb giclin> Dlu-
III seetbtn piro.
Suuse WGb@en iTnnfn aut @npeilungsn fr.
bnlten I'M NGben, SGfeIu uno Strifen.
Der fGmmilihe llntfrritt pirb In englIhfr
Spra6s ssseben, jrNO6 mi beutl6 eefrn uut
S6reiben fatmdBis seiitt.
NGbere 8ritin muugsu iinb.
@eWTbnIi6e 2ebrfahrr in beibsn Spraten:
5iir Wpnate, 3 Dpllnrs
Sen. 2ebrf. nit 8ubbalten 5
- - Yianp pber 8ipline
- - Yubbaltsn unb pianp
pefr Violtne ~
. ~ nit WGb6rnarbritsn -
6iir ale 6Sdrr ;uiammrn 10 -
Das gpfal 1T in Grrar Ctr, nabs RobinIpnt
Srduerei. SONNY. pies.
Scranton, IS. Ding 1873. prCffhor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-22

SpttenIfein,
rsprGisntirt bic fpl9rnSsn juSsrldIf8s Gsmpanttn:
6cmpanien. Capital
geunl. Ssusr Sn1. Co., pbtl. $1,t24,39637
6armtrS WutuaI Of yprf, pay S7S0O00O
peppIss, pbilab., 30OO0000
@srman Of Grit, Ydy 30000000
NpIib WiGouri Waccn, Mc, 500OOOOO
Dope Wutltdl 5suer Sni. Co., pbtl., 100000
Sibernia 3. SnI. Go, Glsorlanb, O., 25OOOOO0
GsptCpn t5suer SnI Co., Of
Reptppn, Buds Co., pa, 300O0OO0
9ebiab Bailey Dlunal 6sufr Snf
Co., Glrntppu, Vd, 300000O0
Wanbattan fyeuer SnI. Co., 81. g., 500,00000
- 9ife Sul. Co., q. d. 1,00000OO0
Ratioual 0tft Sn1. Co., Of II. Q.
Statss Of @merird, 1,OOO,OOOCO
hoo zine perIpn ilG fIlr iptnistr 3tlo als IN trs
genb elmer anbern 9ebenSperNttrun9 fir $1,000
Seriidern fann unS ~ glei6er 3eit IN Tranfbett
81 per gBcGe erbGlt. Dies III f6erltt bic bette
9eteusperlihtrung. psIhe je esn Vclfe angfbC-
ten purte, uno pirb ron ben bflten WGnnrrn
In @albington pertrtten,
Mud tabs i'd bic bette 8rrIi&srunl fir pferbs,
GIel unb RinbSirb Ipipubl erssn 8eurr ale aud
arbtrs llnglifsfiae pber ipgar Diebitabl. Our
NufflGrung pher irgenb elmer Jrdge lftbt trnnter
bereit err llntsrsei6nstt. Snbtm i'd ppn bsuie
an tas @rl61ft fiir mid alltin iibsrnpmnlsn
BABE, 70 baufe Id allen rnsinrn 9Snntrn une
Sfrrunben fir tas bisber mir eel6rnfte GU
fraueu, une bite glGr, mid in 3ufunft in Der
aaeinissn beutl6rn 8erli6erunas' 'aasntur ~
unterIiiisrn; bic niebrisffrn SateH IN Der bsItsn
GDmpasnieu psrSen ppn mir caerirt.
22aa SGllutr u. Spn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-22
Reues Wilib grirt. = Die nsus

Rruss @iliB GrirB. = Die nsus BON
Der lsbttn SslsBssbuns pafRrts Iltltj'
8ta III BON @ouosrnsur 6artranft unttr.
Stthntt wprbsn uup fomit @titb. Sinfs
tis fca bic Ntltdrma6t bes Staats aus
3wsibunbsrt BON is iiinfst5 Nann iartsn
GOmpasnisn bf1sbsn, uno itee gompas.
nts loll gu S400 bas Satr aus Der Staats.
f@abtammsr bsrstttst isin. Die bistertse
Rilis.Sors pom so Gents, psI6s ale
mtliSPFt&tisr 9sriOnsn gu ,ublsn bdttsn,
III bura bisfe atte sdnjIth abstlGaft
ipprpen.
Su usbsrsinftmmuns NIT Oblstm Nt'
Itj' @tfsb BAT Der @snsral.Qptutant 8uI'
fsl isosm Dipifpns @OmmanOsnr TN
Staats Elm @trtnIar iussfanpt, aus mel
dem bsrpOresbt, pie pisIs RtItJ. 6 ON.
puSnten itbs OtptiUn taten barf.
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9Q0erbifr!

E9~ @stt mad btm ,,Spstny 5aus,"
2l2 9adapanna assRus, FIR
SdaIt's gteiuart Saser;
eaS tsfs Tsl&ss In amsrta a.madbt pirb.
y. 8. o cVbrt6 II. 6 o., giasn.
thinner bts ,,Spstnp 5auIts," 6abtn bic
austnt8s N9sntur In Scranton fur btsIts
Eager.
S'rfa6t ss - ss tOmmt ibm fsin an.
here's 8lsi&. 22mi3m
= Die 8frtiufs BON N6bmaIdtneu
In 1872, pie unttr Glib bsridtst In 1873
an Die Stsentbamsr bsr Nibmal&intn.
pattnts, Jstssn, Oa6
bic Ginger sSabrifatiDns 6es
feui6aft
TN S'rfCdsntn Sabre 2I9,75S @a-
f4tnsn Strfauftt, obtr 3S,H9S m,tr
ale I'm sabre 1871, wppOn 80 prU,tnt
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art rirs bis sum 90 SUM frrtatirBt. f2 g9p6et.
Gitisr Srrmiu unb bic giirltias 9abrrs,rit ae-
pabrFn iuRaeu Damen unb Ancercn, bic cine
iOrafaltiae gusbileung in gspSbuliGtn pber
dfapsmiiarr Stubitr pini6en, bslrnbse grr>
ibrilr.
gRir SsrIyrebn Stbii,rn cine Iulcte braftiItje
guebiIsura. he is fir GtIb6fte prrberritet OF sr
ibnrn ern giutritt in cine bSbsrs SbuIs arbsry-
pp rrlfibteIt.
Cine aatt brinatblibe Sdule 1T an msiItru
errilrst, cute 8Urbrrsitlinssn sar tiitttigra Ser-
antileuHa su eepGhrtr.
gatriniItfs 9fifbu6 uub SbalbrimrrS alte
@rlbitts MAIDEN rem Nnfana. unb cine fla'Ie
fur anfIrgsr in glgebrd, fppte fir iunae 5,I-
men in glpumdn's intfrtilantrm 9Herfc iiter So-
tamil, fpsrtsu fUrniirt.
Hir briiIrtpprten bas Stueium bfS Deut-
16er, ia e5 nuGer ieinrr 91ihtigEsit a3s
Sprahe bic S6iilsr ~ tiufm praftiIbtn Be-
fGnbnie Der sngIilGm Gpnlrufiirn unb ,um
lst6tsren Smtum hes I6pieristn 2atrin trsif-
lid pSrberfitrt.
giTs neue Glsr sntarsSlalIs pire attibrf, iin6
tic unitrtr Guflidt nnpertTnutrn iuneen 8inbfr
rrbalten ibrsn Spllsn Gbril glufmsrfinmisit.
g3r bnbsn Srti serGumige, brlurmf urb gut
SertiIirit SdulSiumrr unb cine gsniigenbs 2tn-
,abl Sbillsr perIdisecnsr @jraSe, I'M cine ridr-
ti9e Qualification iu Ii1rrn.
SbHIer, bic nGbrerb brr Mitta9spauIe bier
Ssrblsiten. tptIeen wpbl tepbattet.
gDer wtitrrr Nusfuufi iiber bic Shule friinIdf,
pire trMdt un5 ;u teIuSrn pcsr su ldrribsn AT
24ap2m 8. 3. Merrill,
9riu3ipal unp grpprirtcr,
SCRANTON, "a.
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SSeatc Mmsei9cm.
Sm AtcrfCtmfctt !:

Wrbrsre SUGllidnbist @sipanne, nit 8aaen
unb @slGirr = aGlsS in britn Srbnuns. Dian
frase na@ brt @eorse 9artmann, IL.
@arb. 22mi
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gNil[innt Deefelnicf.

Saus- unb 9 S9ilbmaIsr GaIluminina
@raiuins unb TaptSisren.
9efslIansrn per Srrautpn pOif prompt Be-
tsradii&tist. 22mi73
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Reconsideration --3eitunsem.

Der llnttrlsi6nfis bat jebt bic Nssutur pUH
alien IN SCRANTON uno llmgrsrnb einstfibrtGT
WpnatsiGrifttn unb 3eituu8sn iibtrnUmmtK
une piTe hieIrlbtn ben strfbrten Abpunsnttlt
prompt iHs Saus liffsrn.
8atbUlifen empffble i'd rae fdtbpIifde Sans-
bub, altr uno utue 9BfIt unb anerre fatbcI.
3sitIhriftsu une Siidrr. Aub liefere i'd Rn-
ltnber uue Gbnlitt QStrfr. S6rifien nnpalTen.
ben Subdltes perbrsifr icb .tins.
Sr. Gbnrlfs .. NeuFar nabt hem GcuribauIE
Vimmt rbtufaIls Sef,.tuueta fir mid an.
9f71 Hdtto @tigsr, Gebarlraee.
9Siil. -per 9aIpb 65risrr II aud erm6Co.
isL Susis:ipticntH auf Sas Scranton Bp-.
tenbldit" eHtgs9sujunsbmtn uno ss rerbm alta
iipcfgebrnfa 9tfrlluugea piiuftIih aue9e.
'bh. 6rtser, 9Sasntr,
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gBir bslprsen panFtIi6 ale in unIrr Sad eiu.
ItIasenSe Grtsiten, mic S6ilbmalru, sirrIits
WtaIrrriru, !SGuirranlrri6sn, MTtrlfruilTtn,
gtrSisrsn uno Anlirei6tn rot sfuifbsn, nnS
Waaen, 1aprtenbGuesH, II. T. To-, uuO smyfrbIr t
RnS eer @unf rints perrbrttn publifums. 20f7 )
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S6l1ner s SDn,
Gen. Insurance Agt.,

Office: SO. 500 eada. aps, Stram 8afsrY,
pbsnnut 3piiten aIbermann Watrts nnb
SpttenIfriu,
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afabsmif@s anb Glemrntarif&e
SiGemm9s Sctule,
Scranton pa,
sEiiSsn ginr unb SIiss StraBr.

"Solvitur acris hiems grata vice ,veris ct Fa.
yoni"
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Stcnftn9 ben 8. 9lpriI

NaG elmer gnfaiiuu Spu riusr Np&r purtt
eir S6uIe pittersrGfTnet am
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05
Specialties In Farming.

General farming or mixed husbandry
In more than nine cases out Of ten will be
found to be better than exclusive atten-
ton to any one speciality. The owners of
cranberry marshes cannot be general farm
ers; those who have no land fit for til
lage cannot grow grain. but the general
rule holds good. The reasons are many
too many to discuss in full. The general
system enables the farmer to more econom-
ically make use Of his own or hired labor
work can better be distributed through
out the year. Ii Is, as a rule. better
adapted to retaining or increasing the fer
tility Of the soil. and 1t secures the farmer
from the evils following the fluctuations
In price in all specialties. With good
crop of tobacco or hops selling at fifty
cents pound, the speciality farmer can
look with undisguise1 pity on his plod-
ding neighbor; but If one of these crops
be his sole dependence and sell at three
cents a pound, the Flooding neighbor
may be asked for the loan of enough
money TO buy the necessaries of life for a
wear. 1t seems paradoxical, but we can
not always afford to cultivate those crops
alone which seem to pay the best.-W Vest
e'7l Farmer.
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Training Heifers.

Nothing more agreeable to NEST cows
than the operation of milking. except.
perhaps eating. and a cow with a dis
tended udder will usually prefer 10 be
MIXED. Nevertheless. heifers are gener-
ally nervous ahoutit. frequently kick, and
never stand still at first. Kind treatment
and gentle hand are essential. A rough
man will be sure to make The hcifer a
kicker. The best way to begin Is to sit by
the heifer. on her right side, of course
make her place Eer right foot back, then
grasp the cord above the back of the left
leg with the left hand and hold on. She
cannot lift the hind leg well, and will not
try but she will try to step over your
arm with her right foot. This is easily
prevented by raising the elbow, and she
Is absolutely forced to stand as she Is
Meanwhile you can first clean and manip-
ulate her bag and teats with your right
hand with entire safety. When she
stands quiet you can use both hands, but
be ready on the least suspicion of move
ment to replace the left. The heifer
should be tied in stall at first, and have
something TO eat. perhaps, and, if very
wild, IL may be necessary TO begin by
handling her, rubbing, brushing, or card
ing her gently, and gradually getting her
accustomed TO have her udder handled {;
but all this ought to have been done be-
fore she calvcd.-Cor. ~ y. Tribune.
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Urinary and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy
stoppage OF Water, lnconiinence of urine Brlghi's
Disease, Albuminuria and IN all where there
brckdust deposits or the water Il thick, cloudy mixed
with substances like the white OF ~ egg. or threads
like white SIN. there l. morbid, dark, bilious ap
pearance, and white bonensf dcps sits and when thrfc
l. prickng. burning .cnsausn when passing wafer,
Tumor Of 2 Years Growth Cured
by Railways ResoIvent.
PRICE SI.OO PER BOTTLE.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Every drop OF the sAIsAPARfLLIAN REsOLv-
ENT Communicates through the Blood. sweat, Urine
and other fluids and juices Of the system. The yigOr ~
life, for repairs The wastes OF the body with and
sound material SerOtula, Syphilis, Consumption
Gandular Disease. Ulcers IN the Throat. Mouth
Iumors, Nodes IN the Glands and other parts o the
system, Sore Eyes. srumor0us discharges from the
and the wor forms Of Skin diseases. Erup liens
Fever Sores, Scad Head. Ring Worm, Salt khenn.
Eyrlpeas, Acne Black spots, Worms I'm the Flesh.
fumors, Cancers In the womb, and an weakening and
painful discharges, Night swcats, and all wastes 81
the life principle, within the curative range 81 this
wonder Of Modern Chemistry and aiew days use Will
prove person using Il for either OF these forms
VI disease. va potent power 10 cure them.
II the patient. daily becoming reduced BY The wastes
and decomposition that j. continually progressing.
cecds IN arresing these wastes and repairs the
with new material made from healthy blood-ana his
the ~AlSAfARlLLlAN VIII and does sccur,s-a cure
]. certain for when once this remedy commences 81
work OF publication, and succeeds IN diminishing the
loss 81 wastes, ils repairs VIII be rapid, and every day
the patient will feel himself growing be tier and strong
er. The rood dlgestng better appetite improving, and
flesh and weight increasing.
Not only does the SAssAPARfILIAN RFsotvENT excel
All known remedial agents m The cure OF Chronic Scrc
fulous. Constitutional aud skin dlseast lit II The
an ~ prflrn far
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a speedy cure Tor th lcra, tholera-iniantnm.
Cholera Morbus, Cramp- eolics and all summer
co plants generally. bottle OF this medicine
will De sent 10 any one. post paid. receipt Of 5lc
or for AZ Will send recipe Tor making II. ,ddrcss
Ron'T Ia. HYDE, Druggist Tekonsha. Michigan.
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lNGkUWING Tue NAILS CUkEU
without pain or nconv enlence. send for circular,
Address, ". r.. sTEDMAN. Ravenna. Ohio.
AON'T wear that Spring Truss. which Is killing
iii You, but send for Circular for HOWk,s Elias
III TIC KFLT TRUSS AND FEMALk sUPPORT-
- Err, which are easy TO wear as garter, and
have cured patients In from to Is weeks. Address.
BOX T5s. HENRY HOWE, Council Rlufs. Iowa.
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Price ID Cents per Box. sold

READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one lett.
stamp TO RADWAY& co. No. 81 Warren St., N.
Information worth thousands will be sent you.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect PuugaiVs and Regulating Pills,

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet gum,
purge, regulate, purify cleanse ana strengthen. Rad
ways Pills. for the Of all disorders OF the StOn-
ach, Liver Bowels. Kidneys Bladder. Nervous Dseas-
c.. Headache Constipation, Costlyeness, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia Biliousness. Bilious. Typhus and Typhoid
Fevers, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles. and All de-
rangcne nis OF the Internal Visccra. Warranted to
effect positive cure. Psrcy Vegetable, containing
no mercury, minerals or delccrious drugs.
sF-Observe the following symptoms resulting from
Disordersof the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles. Funess Of the Blood in
the Head, Acdty OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust Of Food Fulness or Weight In the stomach.
Sour Eructatons, sinking or Futtering at the lit Of
the stomach swimming OF the Head, Hurried and DIFF.
ncnlt breathing. Fluering At the Heart, Choking or
SuffOcating Sensations when In a Lying Posture Dim
OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight. Fever
and Dun Pain In the Head. Deficiency Of Persplraon.
Ycllowness Of the skin and Eyes. Pain In the side,
Chest, Limbs and Sudden flushes ~ Heat, Burning IN
the Flfsh. A few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS viii
free the system from all the abovenamed disorders.
Price ID Cents per Box. sold BY Druggists.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

ADY agents wanted TO sell tmostusefnl patented
L. articles or ladies' use. Business honorable and
profitable. Eugcnie Mfg Co., l2 Fulton ST., MY.
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Gov. Washburne's Message.

Gov. Washburne was inaugurated to his
second term in the Governatorial chair of
Massachusetts,, Thursday, and delivered the
annual address. The Governor commences
by saying that while disasters had seriously,
though temporarily crippled and embarrassed
many of the industrial and commercial inter-
ests of the commonw ealth, her public finances
exhibit gratifying evidence of thrift and Sc
curity. The funded debt has been reduced
two millions during the year, and now shows
the following exhibit: railroad loans, 49, O3.-
Oh: war loans Sl3,5l9, G8S: ordinary loans
$50, 900 total funded debt, S27 ,G92, 7o4.
The completion of the Hoosac tunnel is
subject OF congratulation, and consolidation
of railroad lines connected with the tunnel,
is strongly recommended. The Governor
recommends a more thorough system for
obtaining statistics of labor tor general in
formation, upon which subject he remarks
The relations Of capital and labor, of en-
ployer and employee, these are issues that
will not down At any mans bidding. The
questions they present are among the great
est and most vital of the time. They cannot
be thrust aside They will be heard. They
must be discussed. They justly insis. upon
practical answer"
The Governor devotes a considerable share
20 the subject of new States prison, which
should be constructed with view of classi
tying the inmates, so the more youthful and
less hardened could be protected from inter
course with those older and more depraved
A separate prison for women is also advo-
Gated, and the State institution at Bridge
water is suggested az suitable for the pur-
pose The Governor alludes 90 the liquor
law, State police and other local matters, and
closes by recommending shortening of leg
islatiye sessions.
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POLITICAL.

The Louisiana address, which was 10 have
appeared on the 2Gth ult is now in the course
OF preparation, and is said to be an able docu
ment, fully establishing the frauds committed
by the Yarmouth election officials.
The Louisiana Liberals in Washington
propose as q settlement of the troubles in
that State, that Congress pass q resolution
declaring that Republican form of govern
ment no longer exists in Louisiana, and that
it then proceed to order a new election.
There are rumors of q contemplated a.,
tempt 10 inaugurate the Mc-Enery-Penn
Louisiana State officials on the 9th instant
Trouble is anticipated, and certain charac-
tiers, said to be engaged in the supposed con-
spirncy against the State government. are
closely watched.
The New Hampshire Democrats hold their
State Convention in Concord on Wednesday
of next week, and it is possible that ex-Gov-
ernor Weston will decline to be candidate,
in which case several aspirants will appear.
The Hon. Albert 4. Hatch of Portsmouth is
named in this connection.
The State Convention of the Republican
party of Coz necticut to nominate candidates
for State officers, will be held in Music Hall,
New Haven, on Wednesday, February 5.
Susan b. Anthony declined to furnish bail
in the case against her in the United States.
Court. She will therefore remain in custody
of the United States Marshal until her trial
takes place next week. The other ladies in
cuded in the charge of Illegal voting pro-
duced the required ball.
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summary of Religious Intelligence.

The December term of the Anson Quarter
~ Meeting of Free Baptists was held with the
LIST church in Madison, Nth and 18th ult.
few conversions were reported, and the in
dications are that there is an increasing in
terest in several of the churches.
The Methodist society Of Wateryile have
ried the envelope system of raising money
for the support OF the ministry with good sue
cess, and the Baptist society of the same
place have commenced the practice of the
system with the new year.
Rev. Smith Baker Of Lowell Mass, who
went from this State, is pushing the Masters
work in the Old Bay State with an energy
and zeal which must produce most satisfac-
tory results.
Rev. X. Atkinson ofOxford, received, Sum
day, into the NJ. L. church twenty one new
members, one by letter, and the remainder
by profession. Forty in all have united with
the church the present conference year