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Wheat was dull lower and irregular The sales lin
&
Corn was active aad about lc lower. The sales
wsss rnHa 81. g ls
f ow ass ps9s 1e sss II
moderate demand lns sales were about OUT 2' bushels
tie
M Rye a but Penn At
AZ s sS; qSs'ss ssd Ss
dlings 50 So 50 bs Or No lmiadings s2s 90 lbs
lbs. feed ssia sss feed, so Isl; ground
SaEicHrs~Fhe Market to day has been quiet, both as
regards berth treighs and tonnage Tor charter. Hates
,nssde IISsrpPs y SasSss sssn
bacso A. 90 a, 10 o Lonaac1n, By san 500 Dnshsl,
L d e se "a sa M "a G AnwsG
y Sss%sn All sSs ssss: q psssas:
e snS II f 81 a. s q
to or 1nsaom ss5s afaSs
sa in Sss Pfaes sf9pEsn
$fss' ''as%s SY'' e' crs on
saM 3, = 81 ns's A@sTissn
800 o q 81 oar qe on
private terms British schooner 50 tons to Porto Rico
Philadelphia to Elsinore orders with 1900 6bis Of
refined petroleum at 5s 3D. IL German Baltic and 6s IL
the Russian Baltic.
GUSSiEs-Thc market continued very quiet with
steady and quoted as follows :--Dones site cloth
heavy average l2c. lzsc. Borneo, I2Ac; Calcutta,
exc. bags, &c.
fIEnr AND Jurr.-The market for hemp remained in
LOO bales OF Manila was runored having been made in
Boston at gsc gold sixty days We append former
quotations, as follows dressed American So 20 81 30
tor double 81 81 % tor single 81 is 81 ~ Tor un.
unchanged IN Value quoted at Sc sc so S sH us
Russia, CLEAN. 81 Is ! 81 30, gold Italian. 81 IS
q 81 ~. gold. Jute neglected, but un-
butts met with better demand at steady prices Sales
days, and 800 Dalcs at 2ec currency ba al 2c
currency closing, quoted ~ 21zc. 2Asc currency
Ps.-Receipts tor the week, 1873 bales Imports for
the week ~ bales. The market continued very dull,
chsses are made only in small lots meet immediate
requirements Advices from England and Germany are
VI dun market with supplies largely in excess
choice use 3Jc do, low to fair loo a zoe wear.
linqs, lsc a |oc; ods Sc l5c. Bavarians, genuine
&c DC. do, patent &c. n &c English Zoe 4 DC !:
Begians nomnaD. isc &c; Californans, &c $50
itlDys.-Buyers are operating slowly but continued
confidence was maintained by holders who show dis
quote :-Bneno. Ayres % 30 lbs selected &c. q ZIG
per To- Msnsdv'as2 - y lbs c RIO Grsnds ~
Ayres green saitcd COW, i5c. = i3lzc. cash,
gold: Sierra Leone, SOC. a &c; Gambia and
Bissan. gc. a 2sc currency; Orinoco sc, o 2olSc.
Central mo A !n.,rS Te ssyans AZ isc
saited OK and COW. l5c Pcraanhuoo dry saltcd l5c
Bahia. Dry iSc do ary .sIted, l4c Matsmoros and
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GALVESTON, April "a, 1874

GALVESTON April "a l74
Cotton nominal transaction good ordinary, l51lc
wise, i,7is stock, 1922 Weekiy-Net receipts ais
ExportTo Great Britain, 3Os6; to the Continent 400;
new ORLEANS, April "a 1874
Cotton dull middling i7Sc. low mddlng l61,c good
ordinary ls<c ordinary fS,Ic Net receipts 9s bales,
1880 ExporsTo the Continent 1857; 10 France,
So; coastwise, l036 sales, 1000; last evening, 200.
stock, 49, Weekly-Net receipts 6,l23; gross c6s2
Exgortsro Great Britain 1924 g the Continent s4S;
WELLINGTON, N. G., April "a, 1874
Spirits Of turpentne quiet without sales Rosn quiet
at y y for strained Crude turpentine steady at % TOR
oswEco. N. Y. April "a, 1874
Flour unchanged; sales OF l,500 Dbls at y q
for No. spring. - 70 for amber winter. - 20
for white winter and 90 10 for double extra.
wheat quiet; sales Of car lots No Mwaukce CLUB at
ssles Of loo Dbl: at 8sc. Barley nominal Corn meal
changed shorts 925, shpsufs S26, middlings e2S per
ton. Railroad freighS-Flour to Boston Nc, 10 New
York t0c to Albany &c. 6OV bushels wheat
500 do corn $1,000 do peas i,J29UU feet OF 'umpcr
CHICAGO. April "a, 1874
Flour quiet and weak. Wheat in fair demand and
higher AT 81 9 81 20 for No spring tor NO 1905
spot 245k - A1a May; ~ 25t 81 26A June; no
do 70 ia reectsd lie Corn u ' s ae% Nan
Barley dull and unchanged at ~ bs q 90 Tor No
the decline recovered; sales at SIG & spot SO ~ Nay
Sl6 ~ june Lard In air demand and lower at ~ 60
cash or May; ss7h Juna Bulk meats Quiet and weak
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w. -
, To-, W 4 " RR. C
lO:15 and 11:3O A. VI.

i2i $3.50 Us $40 c, '6-.n sun IlsS
l2D-< $500 u 5-2D. r. Oh. lis
1882 1000 Us 5-2O. C. 81. -. ilesf
llg IOO0l rs SIS. r. '-i.bcc list.
lIgis 1000 u 5's, l0-40. C bic lli3s
ilg'a No do...... small ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-25
DRY GOODS IMPORTS.

The imports OF dry goods at this port for The
week ending to-day were sl,s40,321. and til e
amount marketed sI,71s, a33 The imports for The
corresponding period OF last year were 81 oss, 74s
and for 1872, s2,433,735.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-25

Cedar MINI IT N. m q wes! m m g.. g g.,
S SisS sS5 ,rsf7pc.iS;x Han Cen Nj. istm.. %
BANK SHARES
were neglected. The following were the late
bids:-America, $50; American Exchange l08k |;
Bankers and Brokers' Association, IS; Central Ma
tional. 10l; Chatham, us; City. 290; Continental.
100; Fourth National, 1885,, Fulton, l40; Gallatn
National, 100; German American. 81; Germania.
1o3; Hanover, 1908; Irving, l24; Leather Manufac-
turers', IT'S; Market 1ls1s; Mechanics Banking As
ISOLATION, rs; Merchants, l22; Merchants' Ex-
change, 1oo; METROPOLITAN, 1870; Nassau. no; New
York National Exchange, so; Ninth National, 100 !;
Oriental lsl; Pacific $50; Peoples 14O; Republic
1854; Shoe and Leather, 800; state OF New
York, l0s.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The stock market to-day new on at another OF
those tangents for which It has become noted dur.
ing the past two or three weeks; and 1t Is likely
to continue to do while 1t is under the control OF
individual force ana In the absence OF any large
outside buying.
rHE RANGE OF PRICES.
Western Union SOLD at 69h q 6s a 70 69H . FOX
az II Tx. The close was made at II 4.
Pacific Mail opened az 80, moved rapidly to Al I;
thence by slow degrees to az q 43h u As. At the
end the bidding price was AK. New York Central
ranged from o7h to 9sss 9sA. Erie sold at 341s .
IS 35h 35x a 35k 35h. Rock Island opened
at %, sold up to 90 advanced to 99K and closed at
s9T. Lake Shore adv anced from 1914 10 75h q 20
76sS a 75A 1921. Union Pacific sold at 80
q 81 80 32a 32,s a2H. Ohio ana
Mississippi opened at IS and moved mp to 26k,
Northwest common sold at 43,1 43 a ~ ASK
q Al o 46x q Az. The preferred opened at 63h
and closed at 90. st. Paul ranged from 34% to 80.
Wabash went from 3sz 10 42si, closing at AZ.
c., c. and l. O. moved from 2lk TO 22h,
closing at 22A. Hannibal and St Joseph
sold at 27T rs, preferred stock at s2A q
SO; Atlantic and Pacific preferred at IA; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western at LOG a los log.
Panama closed at los. The total dealings amounted
to 49, l49 shares, OF which there were sold :-West-
ern Union, $1,000; Union Pacific, 800; Wabash,
I330o Pacific Mall, 25,s2O; Ohio and Mississippi,
$500; New York Central, $4,000; St. Paul, Il, 600:
Lake Shore 53soo Erie, 5000; Delaware and
Lackawanna, 400; c., c. and /. c., $3.50; Rock
Island, 1880; Northwest common, $40; prefer
red $500.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-25
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Steady-Flour Lowcr-Whcat Dali
and Lower-COrn Lower-Oats Firmer
Pork Active and Lower-La rd Enaier-
Groceries Firm-Freights Lower-Pe-
troleum Easfer-Spirits Turpcntine
Lower-Rosin Barely sfeady-NetaIs
Dull-East India Goods Dull-EIops
DuiI-Leather and Hides Firm-Wool
Quiet--W hiskey About steady.
FRIDAY, April 4-6 P. NJ
Trade was still irregular and values nuctuatng.
but the general tendency was to a lower basis for
most descriptions OF produce, the market sympa-
thizlng with the lower ruling Of gold. On 'Change
nour was dull, irregular and lower. Wheat was
also duh and lower. some kinds being nominal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-25
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL 25 l874TRIPLE

Tampico Ale. nc, vsra Crus, 2scd Porto cabcIio,
M1c An.S 2c. sc. Rio Hache l7ct bogotpa, ssc.
rls't a.y c &c CursesO and Ssliio5 n SFy
slaughter OK N6c.. and do. do. DOW. PIC currency;
~ ana pHnao iSc lyac 40 kps ssugn'er' i0c
HAY AND STRAW receipts have been less liberal
ior me past three daya bur ample for the require
o. the trade which has not been very brisk foI ELMER
nay or straw Prices were quoted steady - tolowsa-
North River shipping nay sbc 81; retail lots, 81 10
~ loi clover, 7Sc. &c.,: salt Zoe. 7bc- sraw1Ise
&c FOR long rye &c Csc for short do 6oc DC Tor
wheat and 9Oc q 81 for oaL
lRoS.-Ihe market scotch pig continued quiet, ana
values were not essentially changed We note sales Of
lo0 tons OF Eginton at S36 10 and Is OF No Coness
os =, Parties are buying only IN
Pg-Coltne.s $50 $40; Gartsherrie $50; Giengarnock
~ $a8; clinton. $40 ST, American No 81 $50;
No w $33; FORGE So, $50 Rails-Englis S57
e1a gold: American. $50 $50
LkArHkR-Tne market tor both hcmock sole ana crop
continued Arm. under good demand particularly for
the better grades which bring outside prices The re-
aaS me S Tor The week foot up 600 sides Ths
Of the scarcity OF good damaged We quote -
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Corn was less active ana lower Oats were
drmer. Whiskey advanced. but subsequently re-
verted, and closed lower Pork was easier, but
fairly active. Lard was easy, but not essentially
changed Freignts we're lower. Cotton WAS only
in moderate request and about steady both for
..spot' and '.iuturc.n Groceries were generally
quiet but firm. Petroleum met with moderate
demand a shade easier prices Spirits OF nrpentne
was In good demand-part specuative-and the market
ruled easier Rosin neglected. but about steady IN
value. Metals remained dull Wool was quiet owing to
the scarcity of stock. and he market was firm
AsnEs-Recepts for the past three days. 90 packages
Trade has been moderate in pots which were quoted
steady at 6s4c. per lb Pearls were nominal at 20.
BUILDING MArxa There has been moderate in
ouiry for brick since our last and the sales ct
prices showing no essenia change from those last
Quoted LIME steady So,s n Sq n cc ~s
mon ana 81 IS lor do. lump Cement met with iair
Ia s aad bS Tes'n Roman 'sray Portland
moerae business was reported At steady priceA Quoted
Bsoos cons-,rade has been moderate since our last
al Sc io green brush ana stalk braid 7c lOc
red and red ePsS % hs. been s packages
Under continued iar demand Tor che &c grades and
as aPps
see,ea 49, ncp prime ao 2 o s1os
SOC do far to good sc pals Orange S county and
S sIs sa l n' d ss A. snsss
Western reserve ana Michigan tubs snces selected tsr
I So ao soos so % Wisconsin
n SSHa's and Isl u 3D. Choice SS as
fair 70 good CSC. various Styles common, &c:
BIC old Observation-Disclosures, choice, SAC. 35c. |, do,
fair to good 3lc SIC dairies entire choice &c. SIC
do fair good Sc &c hali-nrkin tubs choice 35c
&c. 40 d. fair TO cool SEC 3ic Welsh tubs choice,
SAC. 35c. do, tair to good, 3lc Sc; various styles
coRSAss~A limited business has contaminated
since our last with previously 1uo-ed prices current
We quote MANILA large and small szes, i7c lBc per
ID do. bolt rope yarns, l9c- &c. arted Manila &c.
l61sc.; ssal rope. Nc l61sc; New Zealand cordage
CASpIHs-Market quiet and steady. Manufacturers
are BEGINNING stock for the TALL trade and the
cha ses now only in small iobbin2 lots We quote -
Sperm 2Sc patent d. 35c. Sc; stearic, Mitchell
Co.'s ,l6 or. 2Sc. &c paratne SIS and l2s 26c
&c adamantine. IL I3c l3}sc. "a o. l5c lSslc
and l6 oz H4c. 49,
CoopERAcR SrocK.-The market quiet and I'D y,
excepting Tor hoops which were easier. We quote =
Molasses shocks 50 inch, with heads % % 81 81,
sugar shocks. with heads, SO nch y 10 - a0
shocks with heads, 80 inch, So 10 3 ": box shCokA
$50 SIS shocks 81 SO ~ 70; pipe sh0okS Is 80
S7 empty hoQshca s. 81 IN 81 Is; hoops, a foot,
binary to prime, 40c 43c hoops II foot ordinary to
prime, sc. a Csc. .
closed somewhat steadier, with less disposition to SELL
lhe market for deliveries NJ the opening was
we H. az decline of Lice This decline. however.
subsequently recovered owing chiefly continued
favorable reports relation to the damages
npon the late floods, and the market closed steady at
ahouf este d az closing prices. We -
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atbc. &C., for shoulders and g @ for shor! I'D ME-
msnd but at lower corn e Buffalo Sc Mhest =
els wheat 10000 DO. corn 1900 DO oa's and Loo 90
wheat ol0O6 do corn 1900 do DATA 2U0 do rye and
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For future delivery oasis low mddling the sales have
5 Aa1 S sss 10 aSss jay
YH ssfs 5J Y q ao notice to- q.
aay 100 Nay ls Ss g Is01 At Is lsisc,
i asss 100 a " 9ots:
june 80 at i Al slssy S:oo l7s s2e, iSGd
q q, q SS o' e q q ie I5ss 90 s
79o s s o a 1dy SS q 80 AZ sS s &C., Is o At
Total 1890 bales Grand total, e 90 bales; The
ssP At se New waGus nG so ~
81 Charlie ton, sa Wilmington, 70; Norfolk l.ol2 New
quoted lnusTo Hsyre, ~ sall, e; 70 Hamburg, "
sail &C. compressed Liverpool ssad BY steam 7ssd
0CorrrE-Thcre was a moderate inquiry noticeable to-
day. and the market was irni We note sales Of 800
bags Of on arg9 ans oas o. s & Ma
goSd & prime soS & ana 3 asVs
credit Java, government BAGS &c. &c: do grass
Ringo, se isc Porto kcS &c 2s9ss; Costa Rica,
curacoa, isc: a nc, gold, per 10, 60 and ~ days.
much reducad Prime new met with letter inquiry from
exporters We quote State factory good 70 hne. l6c
to s s, is &c. f &c., do common to fair sc sc
factory. good to choice, l5c. &c., do common to
VEecsMRecsps to-day. Lels packages The receipts
being light and the demand fair the market ruled very
nDf SS?ak
brands 2lc. Western do. 2c.; other Western. 2Ohc
Flour AND GRAIN -Receipts-Fiour, a2 bbls wheat
ss eorn e ao Gats lay and no. rye zoo
mo- I nsd T s igs
Guiding all kinds at prices within the range Of
cIudinp Jersey at 81 49, Baltimore 81 Is Western At
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WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-IivERPoor, April n
Evening spirits turpentine. 32s 32S 81. per cwL
LONDON PRopuCE MARKET.-l osDoS, April 24-Even-
ing.-Spirts turpentine Sis per cwt
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soooo US 6s r lls,S $1,000 Us 5-eo G VS. n 1897
500 US 20, G, '62. lS 15O Us $50 e7... 1872

$4,000 Missouri f's. =. 9
1910 I'm 4 RR LIST m... g
1000 GO. y,
1000 Ur Pac los, inc. 8
100 un Pac rs. & BIDS. Z
POO CAN W c gu BIDS s
1900 TO-. 8
1000 Alt 4 I II I'd III pr s
l00U Morris g. Els ID IN. 10
bliN G.. G g. & Ist. =. 8
s shs Hanover Bank 10
100 Spring NJ Coal. be 6
Ina Va 90 w.. Tal Hnz n
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Toledo 4 Wab ION c.. 20
ct Vest m II IN. 49,. "
Great Wesl ~ IN. rs. :. &5,
Han 4 Cen Miss LIST IN. 10
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a UGUST BELMONT 4 CO.,
"A Bankers, 10 and q Nassau street.
ssue travellers credits. available IN all parts OF the
world, through the
and their correspondents -
Also commercial credits aud eleRraphic transfers OF
money California. Europe and Havana
At REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFB AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
Securities: all kinds ELECTED with best co
panieA j. j. HABRICH 4 O., III Broadway.
STOCK AND GOLD PRIvILEGEs-sl0o FoR.
"a. l00 shares, 20 days; $500 500 Tor Double FRY
eges, 100 shares 80 days. $50 for $4,000 gold oil on
members OF the Exchange; bought and sold on COM
mission exclusively Call tor explanatory circular and
gu otationa HAZARD MONTAGUE. No. Broad 81.
-sTOCK PRIvILEGES-S5o FOR 20 SHARES, 500
The only safe method Of operating in stocks on limited
application. TUMBRIDGE Co, !
Bankers and Brokers' 80 Wall street. New York.
A FIRST CLASS SECOND MORTGAGE FOR $4,000;
"A Will De sold Ct large discount Address box 36a6
Post ONCE, New York
N. JOHNSON BRO, I6D BROADWAY-TRUsT
IA. Money 10 loan on New York or Brooklyn property
for term OF years without bonus second leaScho0
Mortgages cashed
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20

USE CoRSELL's PILE OINTMENT. sold by
Druggists. W. ii. Cornell. Prop'r, st. Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20
SEASONABLE RECIPES.

Snop, or Brides Cake.-A pound each Of
flour and sugar, pound of butter, and the
whites of lG eggs beaten 10 stiff froth.
Flavor II with rose.
Coeiisc MIX Suddenly.-Nearly all
dsirymen now think milk i injured by be-
ing cooled too suddenly-by bee or patent
appliances. Also thai warm milk should
moi be mixed with cold. rs by pouring
milk into can that contains milk already
cooled.
Gi1 for Ready Use.-To any quantity
of glue use common whisky instead of
water. Put both together I'm bottle !;
cork tight, and set il away for three or
four DAYS. IL will then be tit for use,
without the application of heat.
To Sfafa Ham.-Parboil and place the
ham on a tray make incisons over ii with
sharp knife some two or three inches
deep, and stug these with dressing made
OF crackers cooked TO a brown crisp and
crumbled fine; add salt. pepper, egg, but
ter. parsley and onion chopped fine. then
bake IL brown in moderate heat and
serve when cold.
Better than Short t-Cake.-Make nice,
light, white gems by mixing -four and
milk nearly as soft as for griddle-cakes,
and baking quickly I'm hot gem pans.
deep platter and pour over Strawberries,
raspberries. blackberries, peaches, (or even
nice stewed applcs) mixed with sugar and
a little rich cream IL you have it. Ten
times better than any pastry or short-cake,
and you get rid of soda or baking powder
and shortening.
Boiled Ficxr for Inraiids. - Take a
pound of fine Hour and tie il i'm linen
cloth as tight a. possible; after frequently
dipping il in cold water. dredge the out
side with -four till a crust is formed round
il. which will prevent the water soaking
into it while boiling. Then boil il until il
becomes a hard. dry mass. Crate two or
three spooniuls of this and prepare il a
you would arrowroot. for which X is an
excellent substitute.
IT, Remore Paty.-The difficulty of re-
moving hard putty from window-sash
can be obviafed with great readiness by
simply applying piece OF heated metal.
such "a a soldering-iron or other similar
implement. When heated (but not red
hot the iron is TO be- passed slowly over
the putty. thereby rendering the latter so
soft that il will part from the woed with
out any trouble.
M4iiigatatoney Soup.-Cut into small
pieces some very tender lean mutton; toss
il i'm butter. together with s-fiicient mine
ed onion: put both into rich stock, with a
small quantity of rice and sufficient curry
powder mixed smooth i'm some keichup.
iemon-iuice. or white wine; simmer geRtly
until the rice i quite done; then serve all
together i'm a turc,s. A little tomato
strained into il l. a great improvement.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20

Can 1T BE TRUE?-Within the last few
months considerable number Of persons
have calico upon DIR. Walker, the proprie-
tor of the popular medicine known as VIS-
EGAR BITTERs. and assured him that. in
their belief, his preparation is an infalIble
antidOte for rum and tobacco. The minute
details which have been furnished him for
bid him 10 doubt the accuracy of the state
ments. This new claim of a great remedy
10 the confidence of the public will give a
vast and well-deserved impulse to It's pop
ularity. Heretofore the BITTERs have
been recognized as a pure vegetable tonic
and corrective. devoid Of alcohol, and thor
oughly adapted To the cure OF stomach and
bowel complaints. nervous disorders. bill
ious affections. muscular diseases. and. in
deed. majority of the ailments within the
reach Of medicine: but if il will also cure
the craving for liquor and tobacco, philos-
ophers. statesmen and theologians ought
to unite their voices in It's praise. Can the
good news be- true: 1t is easy 10 test the
question.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20

JUDGMENT or Observation-Disclosures
Thomas, the disting 'shed founder and
conductor of the famous .'Themas' Or
chestra," New York, ought to know as
well as any one the opinions entertained
by musicians respecting musical instru-
mene. He declares that they generally
agree with him in regarding the MAsoS
& HANLIS CABINET ORGANS as much the
best instruments Of this class in the
world. Ii Is not, therefore, surprising
that they are now largely exported to
Europe, commanding higher prices there
than the instruments OF their best makers.
Com.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20
The Ladies' sorosI. Club, OF Se~ York. r.

Gently changed their discussions from womAns suf
frsge 10 Hair Preparations and Pimple Banlshers.
They declared that where nature had not endowed
them with beauty. II their rightyea. their duty
TO seek II where they could 80 they al voted that
Magnolia Balm overcarne Sailovne-s. Rough skin and
E.ngmarSs. and gave 10 the complexion a most de
nH1ue (Soroslanl and appearance danger
Gus 20 men. no doubt; and that Lyons kAthAiron
made the hair grow thick soft and awful pretty. and
moreover prevented II from turning gray. II the pro
prcfOrs u these articles did send the sisters an IN
voice. they are not smart.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20

SOMETHING NICE.-Gentlemen have been
troubled for want ~ paper collar more
closely resembling linen. This j. furnished
them IN the ElDwood Collar. Ii has a cloth
surface that must certainly he linen from the
quality. and folded edges that prevent it, look.
ing like paper. II j. 30 perfect an imitation
OF linen that it cannot be detected even on
close scrutiny. NJ j. for sale At all gents fur
ni-hing stores. and we would recommend
every gentleman 10 try it.-BOstOn Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20

CHILL CURE,-SAFK AND SURE.-Dr
Wilhon's Tonic is curative and protective.
Ii will cure Chills and protect from further
attacks. Its reputation j. established. Its
composition j. simple and scientific. II con-
tains no poison. II acts promptly and its ef-
fects are permanent IL is cheap, because il
saves doctors bills. IL i harmless, speedy
in action and delightful in it, effects. Try il
and prove all that's said. WnsELocK, FIN
LAY a Co. ProprietOrs. New Orleans.
EOR SALE BY ALL DRrGGIsTs.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20

% per day FOR three yezr.. sample IS cents.
% q. n. CROCKETT, Hancock, N. II.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20

sKNr free, on receipt Of neck and breas,
measure, height. weight and price. Our (sam-
p'el -" Model S2 Shirt Fitted by patented
moiei. ~, li.h and substantial. Address
Model Shirt Co., 81 South sth ST.. Philadelphis.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20

Not Quite so Fast. Mr. Joncs!-A horse
doctor IN Philadelphia caught CLEANSING the cele-
bra;ed Mexican Mustang I4niment into other bottles
and using as his recipe Honesty Is always the
best policy. These medicine men IKE 10 follow up
such fellows. II cured the lame horse all the
but n damaged me Doctors reputation and benefited
the proprietor In proportion. We have heard Of %
many Rheumatic persons and lame horses being cured
By the Mustang I4nment that advise every house
keeper iverynan and planter TO invest in soct
tlo bo-ie. against accident Beware Of counterfeits
II is wrapped In a steel engraving. signed &c. W.
Nc<;brook. Chemist
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20
THE MASON & HAMLIy ORGAN CO..
AT EfTHER
New York. Boston or Chicago.

EVERY HOUSEHOLD CAN BE SUP
Piled WITH A BEAUTIFUL ILLUM1-
MATING GAS. BY THE KEYSTONE
SAFETY GAS MACHINE. TT Is SIMPLE
IN CONSTRUCTION. SAFE IN OPERA
TION. ANDCERTAIN IN RESULTS. FOR
VILLAGES. .CHURCHES, RURALHOMEs
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. THE KEYSTONE
APPARATUS AFFORDS THE MOST
PERFECT MEANS OF ILLUMINATION
YET DISCOVERED. PAMPHLETS AND
FULL IMPORTATION On QUALIFICATION.
KEYSTONE SAFETY GAS MACHINE
CO.; J. ID. WILSON. PRES. G. II. BAk Err.
Sec, III SAMSON ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
no LIBERTY ST., NEW YORK.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20

lI-HF> writing 10 advertisers please mentor
w the name 81 this paper.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-20
Something New.

That is needed bv every lady the land. sold well
AZ hicAgo Exposition. ri.e al once for AGENTS
terms % ". Dewey. 80 Wabalh Ave-, Cnlcago. III,