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Thc McIgh. OF rnshlon.

The grandest ball that Rawins wy
oming) ever knew, is thus described in
high Jenkinsey style:
Miss -, from WiIder's gulch, was
elegantly attired in handsome buff
gros grained buckskim dress, with army
blanket overslIirt-bottom looped up
with buckskin strings cut bias. Hair
dressed u ld Red Cloud, in which was
twined few sprigs of sage brush. The
whole secured behind in bunch with
pine splinter and II buflalo's ear. She
wore an elegant mountain cat skin cap,
festooned with antelope tails, secured
under the chin with rattlesnake skin.
Her feet were encased in buckskin
moccaslns ornamented with beads and
soldier buttons. She created big sem
sgtion Us she entered the hall, hanging
upon the arm of Mr.. ii. Barton, Of
Hallville, who was dressed IN the style
of his locality, buckslin breeches in
boots, hunting shirt OF same material
nrn0mented with beads and tobacco
juice. An army belt of the lntest pat
tern spanned his waist, securing u pair
of six shooters and a huge bowie knife,
which set oil his gallant figure to fine
advantage. Envious glances from both
sexes followed this handsome couple
around the hall.
Several ladies and gents from the
mining districts were present and eX-
pressed themselves well pleased with
the manner in which the party was
conducted. Thei. frequent eXclama-
Il Il,
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WHY Endure what can be Cured

stop that Cough-Are you aware that that
cough which you are neglecting may result
in fatal consumption If some prompt remedy
is not used =? Why saciitice your life, when
your disease can he cured SO quick ana AZ SO
little costs DO not delay-go at once to your
druggist and get q bottle of Marsdens Pee
toral Balm, which will cost you only fifty
cents small bottle, or one dollar large, and be
instantly cured of your influenza, asthma or
bronchial affection that you may suffer froA
In our changeahle climate, where coughs
and colds are SO prevalent, and their neglect
leads so often to acute and chronic bronchi-
tbs and consumption, 1t is only the result Off
prudent regard for safety to NIP the evil In
the bud" and by powerful and reliable meas
ures to cure the cough in Its first or incipient
stage, before serious consequences ensue. 10
do this with certainty no medicine VIII be
found more effective and pleasant to the
taste than Marsdens Pectoral Balm.
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Yanietiaa,


John Evangelist is u policeman in
Wilmington, n. c.
Church singers are said to live by
luck and chants.
Napoleon w, has been dubbed the
iimperial Barkis,n
lhe key to Jerusalem may be founS
in the new telegraph office Mt Bethle-
hem,
Memphis tried a bluff on the Missis-
sippi river, but got calledright down to
Its hand.
A great many copies of the "Gilded
Age" have been sold, anda great many
people.
Railway accident-to get to the end
of your journey in safety New York
World.
A deluded man speaks of the "intoX-
ication of labor" He must have been
taking turn at the cotton gin.
Duluth Is said to have 3 city ORDINANCE
which prevents man from keeping
more than two tame bears.
The Brooklyn Argus is of the opinion
that kind word "wlll always go fur
Their than q flat-iron or potato
masher,"
4 we tern paper announces the
death of lady celebrated for the
'tpurity of her character and COM
plexion."
Five years ago there was not rail-
road in Colorado. Now there are nearly
seven hundred miles, all in operation.
The first public hospital was founded
in Rome in the fourth century by u
lady named Fabiola, rs an "act of
penance,"
A small Brooklyn hoy proposes to
pall council for the purpose OF cQnsid-
ering whether it is advisable to drop
his papa from the list of his friends
The pers!ans believe that all dia-
monds fell from heaven during the ear
l!er stages of the world, aud are there
fore entitled to religious venerati0n
And now Icelanders are beginning
to seek homes III the United States.
They are said to resemble the Scotch
in appearance, and are bright, cleanly,
healthy looking class.
An Illinosan wrote to Horace Greeley
several times, asking him What was
good ior catarrh, and finally Horace got
out of patience and replied: "Chop your
id head off,"
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xxyANTEp-Purchasefs for lot Of old
w tyne rnetai-an excellentsubstitute for
Rabbit metal.. Price W. Apply ct the
Herald once
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To The Ladies.

The undersigned res pectfrIly Calls the at
tention OF the ladies Of New Orleans and vi
cinity, TO the suref.or OF her factory,
kinds In hair, such as Ladies' Curls, Braids,
Waterfalls, Chignons and Wigs, and eyery-
thing belonging 10 laiies' toilet. Orders
promptly and faithfully executed on the
'o"e'' N'''n' MRS. ANNIE sARoN,
Lock Boz 90, "A Baronne It,, New orlesns
AdIy
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Coffee and Tea.


Rio, common, 29c; Fair to good, soc; Prime
to choice, Bic; o. q. Java, 34c; Tea, per III, S0@
|
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
Anil N lhll

VFFIVH VI TIE IIAIIAh TFNALDI
April 70, 1871.
We have no change Of consequence to re-
port IN the money market Tho banks con-
tlnue TO discount commercial paper at pre-
vlous rates. Outside money matters con.
tlnue stringent. The following are the latest
quotations;
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nrea.IstuNs mud Grain.

Flour-EXtr Family S. 5O@6 10; Choice
NIX IS OO@5 25; XXX II 75@5 90; Xxx VI go
80,
Fran, 81 100 lbs, 81 q.
Oats u hushcl 66lG75c.
Wheat per bushel, 81 so.
Corn, per buShel 81 OG@l 10.
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q rs MEDICAL
SINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER

IT'S a sin to hoard up, money and refuse to
supply the natural wants and demands OF a
sufieri ng, bed ridden wife. It's a sin for a
mother TO bend over tile couch Of a beautiful,
few dollars for her benefit and relief. How
many thousands Of mothers and fathers are
to-day cursed with the above sin? sicltly,
pale, emaciated, care-worn, suffering, females
can he found I'm all parts OF our country. A
remedy can be had, and yet they refuse to
spend little money for It.. The remedy that
viii cure Is DR.. Drongoole's English Femais
Bitters. Sold by druggists. ifdaw3m
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HI.Ies md Leather.

Hides are coming in moderately, and iig-
ures show slight falling OF. Messrs. schoell-
kopf Doelling furnish quotations MS fol-
lows;
Flint dry Ice; selected dry lie; dry
sailed he; green sailed Sc; deer skins 2jc;
IA OF for damaged in all classes.
Harness Leather-Oak iO@i3c; HemlocS $50
ilc; SlSirting 4i@i5c. sole Leather-Oak 4l@
Go; Hemlock 33aIiOc.
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Buying. Selling.
Exchange.
Cotton.

The unfayorable weather during the greater
part of the past week has caused II falling on
In the cotton receipts from last week The
market remains firm ut this point, though
slight decline Ii reported from Galveston.
Wequore good ordinary, he; some few bales
selling NJ slight advance over these figures.
The receipts for the past week ARE 100 bales,
making total for the season, 10 date, of
2i,Oil bales. These figures include only that
actually weighed In this market, exclusive OF
that shipped by outside parties and not
handled by our factors.
The following is statement of the receipts
at @ll ports from September |, 1873, to April /,
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TuEtGENERAL MARKET.

Business continueS.fair. Our merchants
have full and complete stocks laid down Mt
low figures, and purchases can be made at
unusual advantage. The following quota
tons represent regular wholesale prices. In
filling small orders, higher rates will have to
be paid:
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tons represent regular Wholesale prices. In
filling small orders, higher rates will have to
be paid;
BreadstuGs ana Grain.
no,,r rv,no ,,n,,,,,,. q. ro,an I'M. ,,.,ao
WV * onIrS o1 wy " 20 ' ~ ", Sii oVle
IN y W VVc'' 81 ->@>-> " ''@' w AZ " @lS
3t;; S3ii,,a \ E,i isE y lPS y, y a.
Wheat Der bushei, 81 80.
Corn, per buShel, y OGYl 10;
Corn meal, per % lbs, 81 O39l To-
Potaloes.1Iable = cl@j 30,
Beans; White navy d 100 Ms 50 N@7 %.
Groceries.
ams eanyassed, iil7e Hans S ssgar.curod 1
ioS iol,sso, ~, l,orr,,s ,or oo,,o,,,, pot,ox,
PIN Soc m onS S p1G sui,nn niI Se
az ~ 'V0' 'o'''e'i Si"p ooei 0iNe'
oi I oUoi u, horro1s nor ,,o,,nn. poi. INA.
Susar w pHttetS pur pIulul talI i ii
Whito a2S ~ c Svi i1,IW Yl,ie ~
Man Ms Wn"sernn: n" hoif hnrrciH slo. NJ NJ
r rTf Enee 90. No. a. S,trS's nv 10
n onrrels M 20 ! hi's o. NO. hi's y o"
lopacco' per lp' o'So'c'
Coffee and Tea.
| Rio, common, 29c; Fair tn good, soc; Prime
to choice, Bic; o. q. Java, 34c; Tea, per H. SO@
I 81 80.
Eruits. Suts and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
60 r,,non,,, "a ,orsa, ., oor,o "a. L.,
40 Appies lSIeehl " p.IIeL 81 VVWv wi Gi+eN
ID nc; Lemons, N9S ~ w, ,nranses y
ho& % az flss, new 10 Z0e; taislns, IN
ayers ~ o1M !fhe NV S - ~ hr,em eurrma,s
aah,e, u ~ INV ioo iI hii Pt nu. LEW
Slo iosi soiu noo, "
new y 10 zoc Wai1uns' Ha, ID soc, Brazil nuts,
ID l3c; peanuts, 10 l2%c, Cran0errleS, o
oarrei S,S ,9c9anus o y w. 81 vogiz ; zine
40 nj 0"'''s' ~ -'S'"'0' N'''''' W '"'"oi
W w.
Erints, Merrimnc loo. Anaonn lOo, Glouces-
ter l0c. SImpson Monrning i0c; Sheppard
Plaids iOc pIhks and Puppies l0c; Cayudutts
(,oiumbinn SiZc. Genoire re. Home GI,c,
Bl9ached Sheetng and Snirtings; FRUIT q
Long Cloth i2tSc; Social Mills LlsLlc, Boot
lac; New Market loo, Canoe 70.
Lawns and Percales: From 1919 to 90c.
Cambrics: s}4@l21ac.
Clark's o. n. 7. Spool Cotton, 72c.
No change in Boots and Shoes. Stock 200
and jobbing trade improving.
Brown Sheetlng and Shifting: Houston
lI%c; Laclede b lie; Boot / i iS5pi Nass
Z 80; Big rrded iisc; aassac nfisl "a
&c; Empire rs 7sG;
VILE brown Drills l4ei PepperlrRio Drills l5c;
plymouth Rock lic; Ravens Duck 2212c; Supe-
ror Duck 2lc; Howard buck 22c; Savage
Duck 221ac; Colored Duck 300,
Brown and Blue nen ,na o, Oakland 1Sc;
Ticking: Ocean lie; Princeton Pee Hous-
ton City Mills Gc; Conestoga re; Con-
estoga Gold Medal 25c; John G; Clark's NXX
Clark's XX 25c.
| Cotton Plaids and Stripes: Magnolia l2Rc;
Toledo lie; Alabama l5c; Augusta li1ac; Amer
icus l5c.
Apron Checks; lanara iy9c, Americas
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MEDICAL
woNIAN's HEALTH,


1t isa iamentaDlo ioct, that from causes not
generally understood, female suffering ar
pears to be on the increase. The sweet young
pirl lust entering womanhood soon becomes
pale, feeble, emacated, lifelesss, win head
ache, pains and aches, loss OF appetite, pal
pitati0n OF the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear To lose that youthful VIM ana
sprightllness SO much admired, The middle
aged married lady is no less exempt from
these troublesome annoyaDces. She is con-
tinually grunting and fretting with paine
and aches, her secretions are all impaired,
her energies are lost, She forces herself In so.
ciptv. she "sours" ON almost everybody, her
health slowly declines until she becomesa
mere lrone in her own household. And she
MI the "turi of life" is no stranger to suffer-
Ing neculiar To her sex at that age. Habits
climate md inattention surely bring about
THESE SAD RESULTS.
that are now huIling thousands OF females,
old and young to untnnely graves. Exercise
your reason, YOUR iudgineat, and procure Or.
DrnmgoeleS English Female Bitters, as they
t,iIlcrire the above female troubles In an in-
credible short time. They are prepared BY
an experleuced physician, and ~ one OF the
most powerful iron and vegetable tonlcs
Handsomely put up in large bottles and sold
by druauists and merchants everywhere.
Louisville, Ky.
Woman's Medical Advertiser, a neat and
well written book, specially for the use OF fe-
males, giving causes, symptoms anu treal.
ment OF all ordinary diseases afnlcung tne
female sex, The only book Of the kind writ
ten. Price only % cents, Address as ABOVE
l7dawam. 'f-
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
Nom, i2N por annumi $3.50 for six months,
ayi,nle In advance. No subscription taken
itr "A lsss period than Six months,
Advertisements inserted ~ the rate of II 10
per sqilore for the first Insertion, and 70 cents
for oneh subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages. denths, public
meetings, cards OF thanks, etc., To DO paid for
nj nllf advertisement mtpS
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q ~ lie; Lemons, . box 90 90, Oranges u
layers, y box nevis 81 %; Dried curtants,
zante % b nav loo; Turkish prunes lnewj
new 4 III zoe; Walnuts, q II 2Sc, Brazil nuts,
D. ID l5c; Peanuts, q 10 l2%c; Cranberries, d
barrel SIS; Cocoanuts, D 100 SO O0@l2 80; Fine
fancy candy, y ID 25@S5c Pecans, u bushel
SO %.
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Candidates. Column.
October Election, 1874.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.


ng-We are authorized to announce
AUGUST LITsCHcI as candidate for re-
election TO the office OF County Auditor,
at the ensuing October election.
nEWe are authorized to announce
Mr.. a. II. MILLER, as a candidate for
Auditor Of Dubois County, at the ensu-
ing October election.
NJ We are authorized TO announce
WILLIAM III. BRrTz, OF Patoka township,
Ins a candidate for Auditor Of Dubois
County, at ensuing October election.
For County Sheriff.
OF We are authorized to announce
JohN WErKEL rs a candidate for rc-clec-
ton TO the office OF County Sheriff, al the
ensuing October election.
o. We are authorized TO announce
lJoHN y. MORGAN as "A candidate loI
sheriff Of DubosCounty, at the ensuing
October election.
For Real Estate Appraiser.
~ We are authorized 10 announce
Gen JOHN ABEL As candidate ior
Real Estate Appraiser OF Dubois Coun-
ty, q The ensuing October election.
For County Treasurer.
~ We are authorised TO announce
JAMES L. SPURLoCK a. "a candidate foi
County Treasurer at the ensuing Octo-
Der election.
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Extra special Notice.


smiths Tonic Syrup has been cosnterieited, an'
The counterieter brought 90 grief.
SMITHS r0NiC SYRUP
The genuine article must have Dr. John Rulis privat
stamp each bottle Or John Bull only ma, the rish
manufacture and sell the original John smith, Tons
syrup. Of Louisville Kentucky Examine well he iah,
on each bottle ~ my private stamp is not on Gael
bottle DO not purchase. or you wil bee deceived
see my column Advertisement, and my show card.
wl prosecute amy oue infringing my right The genu
inc Smiths Tonic syrup only De prepared ty my
SELF
Tur PrBLfc's SfEvANr
nii JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Kentucky. iniv s. ISIS
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Clergyman. while residing in South America ass
Visionary, discovered -lfe ana smpl, remedy for
hc Cure 90 Nervous weakness Ears Decay. Disease
81 the Uriuary aud Seminal Organs. and the whole
raa of Disorders brought 90 hy lancfl aud ,iciol.
habits. Greff numbers have been cured hy Ills roha
remedy Prompted hy desire benefit the afflicted
ana unfortunate will send Che receipt Tor preparing
aud using this n,dicne. % scaled envelope ans
one who needs IL fnrE 90 CaAnsf. Address,
JOSEPH I. INMAN.
Station u. Bbis Mouse
march -, ls7s.-ly. New Yors city.
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To Whom it May Concern.

Ii persons who have relatives that
"a are addicted to drinking liquor TO ex-
cess.and who desire to restrain them from
q thinking at my bar, are hereby inform
ed that il they will give me proper no
lice, no liquor will be sold to them Mt
my bar. aud will take il as a personal
favor that such notice shall be in writ
ing. as | desire to observe The law
Those who drink respectfully can. how
ever, yet be accommodated with The best
of liquor at my bar
Respectfully.
June 12-3m TOBIAS UFRBIG.
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OF DEMoEEsT's MONTHLY for August
is promptly on hand, and as usual full of
good and entertaining literature pertain
ing to the household aud family matters
in general. aud replctc in its Fashion
departments. We notice this entefpris-
ing house j. out with its prospectus for
1873, including two SIS Premium Chro-
mos to each subscriber Published by
W. Jennings Demorest IL T.. l4th ST.
D. \.
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FINE FARM FOR SALEy
NEAR IRELAND. IND.

I fine farm of cighty-seven acres. al
- under hisa state of cultivation.
adjoining the town OF Ireland, Dubois
county. Indiana, is offered for sale cheap
and on easy terms. 1t is the best Kind
of land, with n small house. and good
barn and stable, is well wstered tae
year around. and will be near TO a sta
ton on the Cincinnati and MI. Vernon
Railway. This is rare chance for any
person wanting a small farm. For fur
hcrparticulars inquire of VIM. Monroe.
on the premises. or OF G.. Doane al tho
Courier Office. NJ Jasper.
May 1st. 1874. If.
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JASPER COURIER.

az Many eases of hydrophobia are
reported in the papers. People cannot
be too cautious about dogs.
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~ We are informed that Mr.. J. w.
Green has bought out John Crimins,
and will continue TO put up all kinds OF
Tomb-stones, Monuments &c, for tn ose
in need of such. Success 10 him.
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az The Dubois County Agricultural
Society will meet nj the Court House on
the last Saturday in Ais month. All in
terested are requested to be present on
that day.
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ny Mr.. Wishard, OF Crawlordsville.
has taken charge of the Petersburg Press
office. Mr.. krebs retiring,
We regret Mr.. Krcbs' leaving the tri-
pod, as he made good local paper We
are informed he intends turning farmer,
going West 10 grow up with the coun-
try. Mr.. Wishard's greeting j. short,
hot, and to the point, indicating an un-
flinching and outspoken Radical on most
all questions.
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ASNol NcEMENrs. = Mr.. Aug. Litschgi
is announced this week a. n candidate
ior County Auditor, as will be seen in,
our announcement column. MIR. iitsch
Vi has filled the Office one term with
credit to himself aud atistactorially 20
the people Of the county md if elected
will fill the Office as well ia tho fuiuc AZ
le has in the past. Mr.. Litschgi is well
known throughout the county as an
efficient officer.
Also Mr.. John Wcikel is announced
rs candidate for Sheriff OF Dubois
county. Ar. Weikel has served as. Sher-
III of the county several terms, and has
filled 1t satisfactoriaTly. and has also
been reelected every time, which is
evident that lac has the confidence OF the
people. Why not elect him this time !.
- ~s----
MAERIAGE LICENSE. Marriage license
issued by our County Clerk since our
last report:
Lloyd Rutherford and Nancy IIarbi-
son.
Daniel II. wcisman and Elizabeth
Aufderhaur.
John J. Gchlhauscn and Rufina j.
Eberhart.
John Zimmerman and Amelia Wersh-
ing.
VIM. II. Martin and Nancy f. Fcltz.
Christian III. Rudolph and Elizabeth
Baur
Nicholas klauser and Mary A. Kat
tcnbach.
q. {. Ebert and Mary T.. Neimiller.
Fleming J.. Traylor aud Sarah J
Traylor.
Jas. Brosmer and Mary L. Brong.
VIM. Wadde aud Sarah King.
Henry Meyers and Anna II. Pfofi.
John IIausenhaur and G. Miller
John TIoxler and Mary kraus.
Daniel Rcntpolier and Mary Kunsh
VIM. Harrison aud Sarah Milburn.
Thos. Wade aud Rhoda A. Cato.
Henry Schnarr and Jane Rodgers.
Alois Granddaughter and Carolin,
Burger.
Samuel Shields and Catherine Same
John fIoflhaus and Macnkcr.
John Schott and Barbara Pierce.
VIM. A. Line and Mary A. Young.
jas NJ. Waldrip and Mary L. Edmis
ton.
VIM. II. Osborn and Nancy T.. Pirklc
Jacob Frich and Lonisa llagan.
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j. YorNG AMERICA is one Of the best
Journals for children we know. Its con-
tinued fund OF entertainment for iuve-
niles, combined with its low price of 81
per year, and 4 premium TO each sub
scriber, should ensure it. reception by
all families. The Angus issue is now
10 land rcpletc a. usua. with good pen
food for young minds Published by
W. Jcr ug- Deinorest II r. lith ST.,
y. y.
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For County Treasurer.
NYASO g.

4 ODGE of Instruction of A. +. A. NJ
~ will meet at Jasper every Tuesday
night. April "a. 1874
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OF The monthly report of the Depart
inent of Agriculture for June 1874 gives
an increased acreage for wheat of lO7
per cent. over 1873, and the condition j.
better than the average for several years.
The acreage for rye is fully equal TO or
surpasscs That of last year. There is a
slight increase of acreage for oats but the
crop IS below average. There has been
about 10 per cent. decrease in the aver
age OF cotton. Fruit less than an aver
age.
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Examine Ny Stock

and PEICt~ before purrhs elsewhere aud n they
don't purchase AZ me ~ shall f.t Ne my fault n,inr
practical workman sell Nili De at my sbep III al
times ~ sunsrirftrd work
March = lS5a.-ly lSiDORE SCHUMACHER
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{ Isr0IllO Premiums:

asking a BI.ssing,''
beautiful picture IN sixteen colufs. i5xgg inches.
sell atretai for az h.
Household Pets
4 beautiful picture in erhtyrn ccIar-. f2xlf inches.
.e. II retail for e. CO. a. 40 -aA.trihsrs nho az
enter clubs io other premiums, hete either oir y
fhs above named chromos.
"De soto Discovering THE Mississippi
4. splendid picture IN iwtsfe -ons ce ors sif iax2F
inches ana soils AZ rctial fpr as S3.fN viii ltaa
wears subscription. and entle hp snh rerhrr ie fhs
lass named picture. For un particulars send ior srcci
men copies &c.
Never before were sufh ftroriiir terms offered Ter
seraainr q handsome premium II erect yF'-f
tar TuuAirer Alaenas a Nranacfs Mnnnal fer le7e
gtil W. tMnf free to crfr sNNtrfhrf received $50
tt,rii ls f-.8. AAfrf.. aii iDftHlsfn
IAEAN A. MCLEAN.
80, as ls-s.ff tmcinuai, ONTO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-19

Ia conducting a newspaper in a large city,
reporters are ottentime5 obliged to rely upon
information furnished by parties whose
reputation for vcracity is above
suspicion. Generally, such informa-
ton is given TO the paper as n rumor, and not
as positive fact; and there is hardly knight
of the quill connected with any respectable
journal IN the country who will not, if any
person or persons have been misrcprescnted
through such rumOr, make the dmeHde honor
able. Some people imagine that reporters
are malicious set of individuals, intent on
doing the greatest amount of harm TO the small
est number This is mistake, II there is
anything q reporter likes next to a good
SQUARE meal, II is an ''item,' and he don't
stop to think what anybody will think when
he sees his name in print. 1fhc did, perhaps
the Item wouldn't"go in" No, good rep
has sort of hankcring after an "ltem," and
il don't make any difference TO him whom
that item concerns until after it appears in
print. Then he stands ready 10 rctract or
fight, and the latter is often his forte \
good reporter will always fight, that is if his
opponent is not too large-in that case he re-
tracts tie never fights a woman, except
through the columns of the paper, and in
such case he is always prepared to-retract.
Malice, though, never enters the heart OF a
reporter. The heart of the general run of
such men is full of chariiy-to themselves
Forte W6yHs Gazette.