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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

C~oScERT.- Several ladies and genilc-
men OF our burg are preparing TO give
a choi-e musical entertainment in a few
weeks. and will give the net proceeds of
the concert for charitable purposes.
The entertainment will be under the
leadership Of Prof. II. A. Keller, and
be intends 10 make this a first-class af-
fair and show the public. the great adj
vantage Of educating children in music.
The instruments TO be used on the occa-
sion will be a first-elass "GrovestccE-
Piano, from the house of Bradshaw &
Son, indianapolis, Ind, and also one of
their due Organs. Prof. Keller being
agent for this house, takes ills method
Of introducing these Instruments 10 the
public, and hopes 10 receive orders,
which will be filed promptly and at
very reasonable rates and conditions.
The BIZ ass and String band will assist
In the concert, and every thing will be
1sne to make the concert a success.
More particulars next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26
.s..rl;s, 23:Issrt ! ssgss. T.tssa b..

Prom sr' sHer fhn dase, until iurths notice, trains
viii run aa follows:
Leaves Ferdinand station $40 A. NJ.
Leaves Ferdinand Station 80 =. ".
Arrives at L0ckport 20 10 A. ~.
Arrive at Kockport Csc NJ
Persons can g. 70 Rockport and remain fonr hours
and return the sane fav.
There Is no caafg, for wharf Boat or transfer OF
IRE ght at Eockp0gt. either for receiving or shipping.
v. III. ShBIS. Gen1 Superintendent
September 9th. 1874.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
Sbio @aiienfreun0.
- Gin cDrli6er Suoe. 9ie

- Gin cDrli6er Suoe. Sic
v9(e>u Yerf Sribuncr iit-fiir Na6iteben=
Ocs pcrantluortli9: Gin jibil l9cr Saul
mann aus elmer lueltli6e,l Staut fam lit
eines unlercr @bolc1olc @aorenbaulcr,
nm, >uic CT ongob, um $1,000 Waorcn
su tau fen $1,000 mpllte CT boor besob=
len unb fir Den 9}clt cincn Me61el ouf
90 Sage Gi6t auslteaen. 0ie Tirmo
9ing ouf oicien Nntrag eirl nobm 1i@
obcr ppr, bic Wooren 11m $500 tbcurcr
au bere1nen, um bel Dem @el6dftc nihi5
5u perlieren> ba lie ocn Qe6lel bes ST.
Sen ols ,ucrtblps anlob. @6licbli6
botte 1id) ber damn Maorcn I'M $l450
ousgclu6t, 5aDltc $1,000 baor uno ltclltc
fir oen &elt eincn 9Sc6lel pon $3.50
ous.
Stun mcine Treunoe", - Dob CT oonn
an - r>pem i6 cine 10 9rpbe gill be-
so6le, betpmme i6 itets cin @el6ent;
id mD@t oes@olb audi bicSmol oarum
bitten."
Ser &ouf fmunn mcintc, bab ct lbm
toum Elm @ci i6cnt gcbcn fonnte, cs ibm
jcoo9 o1f Elm ~9(ectic" ebcn nidt ontom=
men mD6tc.
Stein, ncin, ib piQ tein v9tcctic" -
licb fb nun Der Slbe nernc6mcn -
rib wiQ Gin Seiocnflcio fir melnc
Trou."
0cr &ouimonn lettc inn auScina>bcr,
bob CT oos nilDt tbun tDnntc, bpd btrclt
lei, inn leine 9tpte obne 9eSoblun9 Su=
riidsultellcn uno 1omit oui Die rcltlibc
6orbcrung BON $24O 5l pcr5i6tcn.
vMcinc Npte" - rici Nun Der crtounte
Suoc ous - v@ic boiBt? AgSill i@ on6
licbcr ntbmcu cin v9itctic"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
$. XII. Sonia in6ronfrcid,

-Quopi9 $. XI ,G6nie inTrontrcidL
febrtc einitmals auf Der Sa9o bun9ri9
uno ernliinbtt bel einem ormen Voucr
elm, Der linn jeoo9 ni6ts anocres, aJs6clo
riiben ppr] ]eyen, tonnte. 9Seil ober S1un9cr
oer bete&o6 iitlo l6mcdten oiele gemelnc
&uben @r. Mojeltdt portrefilid. Scim
gb|6ieo lieb ocr &Oni9 Dem Buucr cin
@elo9el6ent suriid uno lu0 i'm Elm, lollt'
er einmal nab Yoris tommcn, i'm bcl
j0pfe SIT belu6en. 9os Sauernleln lleB
T9 oas ,pobl 9elo9t lein. Gtlibe Sabre
oarnad, als li@ cine Gele9enbeit sob>
ging er lpirfli6 nab Yoris, ocs g8illenS>
audi bem &Dnig cincn 25elucb 5u MAIDEN.
8orlor9li6 obe, nimmt er ctli6c l0onc
9}iibcr, init lolbc ocm&0ni9 ols ein 2icb+
lin9s9eri6t SIT uercbren. gSie nun Der
Bauer bei @ofe erldeint uno ocm &oni9
feline 9(ui,portlng mobt, 5ebt CT lprg
lam Gin weibcs 9iid)cl aus Der 81 1c,
ooriu ;;;%!c aro6e i60nc Niihe ein9cwldclt
mar, Die er ollobai0 Scm &6ni9c pralcn~
tirtc. Scr &0nis, erfreut ii6cr Den 9utcn
Ni0cn bcs cDrli6cn 2onomonneS llcb
linn fir Die 9tii6c cir Gcl6cnf non 1000
Sboleru iibcrrcidcn. 9orii6er oerluln~
bert lib ein 9closieri9er 9ofidronS, ocr
9(Qcs nit on9elc6cn 9coadte bcl lid,
>uenn Der &Dnig 1don cine nl1tsnubi9c
,Nu6e nit 1000 5bolern bclobnt lulc
lolltc CT -,uobl Gin wertbpollcrcs Gcl1cnf
>pic ). 9. Gin l00ncs 9tob bclobncn ? @llo
9e6t bos l1lauc $opfmdnnltin flu9S IN
1cincn @toQ, lr6t 0us |h0nltc NpB Der
Dor uno mo6t cs Dem &0ni9 sum &C.
10ent. Scr &0nig, luel1cr elnc Scutc
fannie uub pobl merftc> mas oo5 Gc=
l6ent bcocutcn lolltc, oontte ocm &opa=
licr uno pcrcDrtc linn oage9cn fir oo5
1b6ne Yferb-bic 9tii6c, wclbc linn Der
Baucr 9cbrabt; uoenn lebct," lpro0 CT,
vlpie f0nnt' id Gll6 fir oas Pfcro mir
bigger belp6nen, ols nit oer folt6orcnNljoc
oa, bic mir 1000 36oler 9ctoltet Dot."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

r g}adocm bus ncue Toltacieb nit ocm !.
Suli III 8irflamteit 9ctrctcn lit, ncricnoen luir
bcn v0bo @aicnfrcuno" mad 9cut d.
Lamb gum Frcilc bon $3.50 fir Gin 9on;cs
Sobr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

6ie W0ael in bet SUIT uno unter benz
SSorrenfraut oer Grippe betrii9t ie bos
9omm um feline 01il6. 9(ber 1ie lelbf
Idbt our6 lanite S0ne li6 Se5oubern,,
uno nm lie 5u 5abmcn, bran@t Scr 9lrte
nihts als feline Tl0te.
Gboteoubrion6 er5ablt 6olsenoes : SIM
Suli 1871 reiste i6 in Obercanaoa nit
eini9cn Snoioncriamilicn bonn @tamme
ser Ononto9ues. Gines So9es> oa mir
in cincr 9rrben Gbene bcimTlulie SeneleD
uns oufbieltcn, fam cinc &lapperi@lanse
in infer 2o9er. Giuer unlerer &anooier
blies bic Tl6te> 11no lint uns 5u unterbol=
ten 9ins er nit bieler neucn Mrt BON
Moifc Der @6lon9e ent9c9cn. Sei Der
9(nndberun9 ibrcs Teinoes erbebt lie lib
in elmer @pirole plottet Den &opf ab,
bldst 6ie Baden ouf 5iebt Die 2ippen
5uriid ,lno 5ei9t ibrc @ift5abne mo
ibren bluti9cn 9to6en; iie l6iebt ibre
0oppel5un9e ,pie s'uci Tlommen ibre
g(usen psrben Su 9libenoen &oblen, ibr
2eib, por Mut9 9el6luouen bcbt nn0
ientt li6 luie OieBlosbdlse elmer 96micoe
lire ausge1ponnte @aut ,piro 9lon5los
unb 16uppig uno ibr 56moni, luomit
lie elm unbeimlibes@crauid ma@t, treist
init lolher S6nel1i9tcit sob Ct eincm
lei6ten Gou1e 9lci6t.
9illn bc9innt Ser &ol1aoicr lein 6l6=
tcnlpiel; Die G6lange mabt cine Be=
>uegun9 Scr lteberrol6un9 uno 5iebt Den
&opf suriif. Sc mebr lic pon Ser ma9i='
l1en Mirtun9 cr9riHcn luir SC ito mcbr
pcrlieren Die 9(u9en ibrcn l6rcdliden
Musorud, Die @9lpingungen 0cs56mon=
5es ueroen INNER lonslamer un0 lcin
@erdul9 ldwader, Big es no6 uno na6
eritirbt. Sic @pirallinie, >pel9e Die be=
soubcrtc G6lon9e 9ebiloet Dotte, perlabt
Sic lentre@te &i9tun9> lire B09en cr,uei-
tern li6 uno li1ten na6 einanoer in tou=
centril6cn &reilen auf Die Grbe. 0ie
@6attirun9eu BON @lau Grin, 8eib
uno @olo erbolten ibren altcn @lonj
auf Der Sittcrnben 9aut unb lci6t ben
&opf penocno bleibt oas Sbier enoli9
unbewe9li6 in elmer @tellun9 Der 9(uf=
lnert tiomteit uno oes Gr96kens lic9en.
Sn oiei em Mu9enblid ma6t Der &o,
naoier einige @0ritte uno entlodt leiner
Tl0te ianfte eint0ni9e &ldn9e; Die
@@lqn9e ienft ibren bunten 9als, i6iebt
nit Dem &opf oas 5arte @ros auseinan=
Der uno be9innt ben Gpu-en bcs Muli=
fers, Der lie nit fort5iebt, no65utrie6en>
bdlt itiq, tuenn cr itcbcn blcibt> uno folgt
wieOcr mcnn CT peiter 9ebt. 5o wuroe
lic SuHa Eager Dinousgefiibrt mitten 0ur6
ocn}JjS;** ) **Ifccr ioluobl wilOer al5 curopdil der
3ul l6oucr, Die foum ;49rren9lu9en trauten;
bel biclem Wunocr Der NfeloOic iir: nlr
Cine Gtinmc in bcr @cr1 1amn1l1lng man
m09te bic >uuaocrpoQs Gdlan9e entrin-
ncn lulen.
Nlit oiclcm aus orn Gitten Der
S6(on9e Su @uuiten ber 5driftuobr=
bcjten 9cfiibrtcn gefucilc perbinoen mir
cinen onoern, Der BON eincm De6rdil l9cn
.Mprte gcborgt lit. SIT cs nid)t 1cbr
lsltlom *nb suglei6 re6t pDiloiop6ild,
bob Der 0attlngs fir v0{cnIA" I'M
6cbrdilDcn Tic6er ober Shmers be5eib=
net? Rnosch, Meni6, fat leine Wur3el
III Dem 3citluort anasch, 9eiQDrli6 front
lcin. llnlerem Gtommuatcr battc @ott
oic1en Nomcn ni6t 9c9eben, lonoern i'm
einfu6 9loom, 6os 0eibt, rotDe gr0c oOcr
Gnth or,1annt Gr5t nnd) Dem SiinNcus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
Sic @dlanqe int @ara6ieje.

Ste Sd)lal9e TIT H0ra01e1e.
Sn BET beili9en @9rift beibt es: vDie
@Glon9e a6sr tpar l6leuer ols alle
2biere oes Tel6es unb lpro@ 5lm@eibe.
Wir ltoben bier auf eine reoenoe@9longe,
iber Die Diel @ereoc in Der gBelt mar,
une nod 1T. Seoer &atbolit miro iibcrs
seu9t iein, oob oieie @6lan9e Elm ,uirt<
lides Snoipibuum oes Sbierrei6es .,par,
olio cine notiirlibe @9lange, nidt ober
cine blobe Sruggeitalt ooer eln Bleno<
,perf oes @atans, oaB aber >uobG our6
bieic S6longe @oton gum Bcibe reoctc.
9ber pie betam oenn Der Seufel Die
S6lange in feline @e,palt? Mie fonnte
CT li9 i6rcr bemd9tigen ? Sic @tammel<
tern maren nod nidt 9efouen, Noam
mar dilo nod Der &6ni9 uno Beberrl6er
Der Natur unb bod finbcn mir nc.
ben i'm, nod einen anocrn, Der audi
cine Scrrli6teit ousiibt> Der I6 eines
5bieres .bemd9ti9t unb ourd bas=
lelbe rebet? Wie lit bas m69lib ? Wie
batte @atan Gin @elpolt iiber Die @90p=
flung? Soc ldbt iib boour6 ertldren, oob
mir annebmen, es lei bereits eine 8erdn=
rung in 'Nbam porge9angen. Wir teni1cn
bcreits bic1e Nerdn6erun9. M0am batte ge=
16lofen, un0 >udbrenb be6en tuar oerScu=
fcl wieoer mo9iI6 in Die Natur eingez
orun9en, 10 bob Die 9latur bonn @oton,
wenn on9 ni9t 9ebunoen ooer beleiien,
op9 umgornt ober slei9lam uml le5len
.Die8erludun9 oesSeufels bur@ cine
Greatur, bur6 bic @6lan9e, tann man
li6 nur aus Dem an9ebeuteten Yerbdlt=
niile @otans our Natur ertlGren. gBiq
man aber audi jenem @6laf ni9t fit ei=
mem 1iinoboften @9laf balten uno 9lau:
ben, bic @tammeltern 1eien nod gang un<
i6uloi9 9etueien- 10 piel liebt man, oas
trosoem Der Seufel cine @e,uoIt iiber bic
&reatur a,sibte, boB lomit trob Der Ser
ii9erun9, boB N(les gut mar, >uas @ott
erldaffcn batte, benno9s Die N&a@t oes
gc1tiir5ten @n9els ni9t gdn5li6 9ebro=
den, ionoern nur 5uriidgeordn9t NOR,
unb bur6 bic 9iinitise Gntl6eiouns Der
@tammeltern fir ben Befebl@iottes gang
unb gar bdtte aufgeboben weroen lollten.
Gs entltebt nod bic Tra9e: sSn ,oel=
dent 3uiommenbon9e itebt oenn bieler
8ers: Sic @9lan9e ober mar liitiger
II. I. N. nit Dem porbergeben0en Was
bebeutet benn 0ie1es W6rtlein abcr ? Ser
3uiommenbans lit oieier; @ottbatte ben
Menl6en ing Yoraoies 9eiebt, uno er
,uon0eIte nit Gpo in &einbeit unb I'M
i9u1o. Q8enn ou@ burdl Den Taqm
i6on bas @ebot Der 8ebutlamtcit unb
@od1amfeit oerlekt porben mar Der
3ujtono Der @naoe uno bes 90tfii6en
@6blgef efallens par 0arumnob ni6t oui=
9ebobcn ,penn9leid in etpas 9euin
6ert. Moam uno @na lebten ,uie &iuoer,
.s:,pur feineunseregelteBe9ierb in linen,
uno oarum erfan'lten 1ie.aud ni6t, oab
lie notft ieien, unb i9dlafen liG oud ii.
rerNddtbeit t,nidt::Mbcr 70 lonte es ni@t I'M
mer.b .bleibeu; benn bieS0lonse ,uar ldlal,
uno i6rer be0iente liG Der Selsfel,por ans
oeren 3bieren, I'M Die @tammeltern gum
Safe su brin9en uno lie i,i's Glen6 5u
ltiirien. @lci9 wie i'm g Tan3enrei6c Die
2ebenstroft Der Natur I'M Boume bes
9ebens CUR b0@lten @tufe lid) cntialtet
botte 9lei6,pie i'm 8oume Der GrfenntniB
Ser 9ioturleib ooer Gtof f6 concentrlrt
bate, 10 entfoltete li1 aud. Der 9}atur=
oeijf. nbn(eit) i'm unt1scn S(lierreiCfe hcrr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26

General Spinner writes as follows to
Seth Green, the pisclculturist: "The
time will come, if it is not already
here, when the credit of having de-
monstrated that an acre of heretofore
water waste is worth more for the pro-
duction of wholesome food for q man
than an acre of the most fertile land,
will be awarded to you. Next winter
I intend to fish in Florida waters,
where I hope you will meet me with
rod and line.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26
The Women and Children.

III wish was pudding, mammal"
"Why?" "Cause / should have such
lots of sugar put into me.n
"Oh, John! Drunk again." sobbed
his wife, as he returned from q mid
night . spelling school. "N-n-ot so,
Elisabeth, "he replied. otis only the
bird singing in my heart. That's ALL"
A Chicago gentleman cannot under
stand why his nephew needs cigar
case He carries them in his breast
pocket, and never has them broken.
The man seems to forget that he is
married.
A Cleaveland woman recently mar
ried a Chinese laundryman and in
three days after the unhappy celestial
appeared at q barber's shop and or
dered his pigtail cut off, saying in ex-
planation: "Too muchee dam yank."
"Father," replied Cairo girl, tears
in her eyes, "you may jaw and jaw,
and howl and rip and tear, but FL
marry John Stewart if die for it,"
And the old man realized that he
might as well try to pull locomotive
up hill.
A "cullud chap Twas hugging sal
mon-colored maid on the levee last
night, when she whispered sweetly in
his ear. II don't mind your huggin'
me, Jim, but, TO- de Lords sake, don't
touch dat bile on de back o. my neck"
-Courier-JOawnoI.
A Texas woman has learned to use
the lasso SO deftly that she can stand
in the door and haul the hat off the
lightning rod peddler while he is un-
fastning the gate.
A little child comes down from the
nursery to say goodnight to her
mother, who is just going out to ball.
She sees her mother for the first time
in her evening dress, and exclaimes:
30, mammal! How pretty you are
when you are undressed.u
"Who Is that statute Off" asked
lady Of her husband, pointing to an
"Apollo." ''The Apollo Belvidere"
CLAW! how affectioEate you are, my
love! And now, darlnig who was
Apollo Belvy?' An explanation on
pronunciation followed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26

Golden Rule Lodge No. l6O, i. q. d. +.
>,ss..ye,,. Regular meeting held on FRI
:SkE.. DAY EVENING OF each week al
.4SE7 10 O'Clock. Sojourning brethren
szsaxsss in good standing are cordially in
vited. By order,
Jos HUBER, JR., r. s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26

The insect that was injuring the po-
tatOes and grain growing about Half
moon Bay has been sent to kingdom
come by the late heavy fogs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26
AREvALO & FALLKENAU,
WeIl-Digging.

r AM PREPAREDTOD DO OwELL-DIGGING
i in the most satisfactory manner and on
,he shortest notice. Water guaranteed for
Wilcox Lifters of all dimensions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26
q. n. MCKEE, M. %.

DHYsICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE,
No. IL Spring street, Opposite Temple's
Bank. RESIDENCE - First street, between q
Fort and HILL Los Angeles, Cal. mrlo-tl-z
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26

During a conversation between two
citizens of Detroit, one of them q
widower, remarked:"I bave just re-
turned from Elmwood Cemetry, and
feel downhearted." Eyes, it makes
man feel sad to view the grave of
lost, loved wife," was the reply.
"Wife-gravep' exclaimed the first;
"why, was up that way to collect
some money from a fellow who had
been owing me for year past, and l
couldn't get redv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26
REFERENCES.

BY permission, l refer to Mr.. Longstreet,
Mr.. Ledyard, Mr.. Heaton and DR.. Whis Ter.
THOMAS HAMILTON,
anStf At Swigart Huber's, Main st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26
DR.. w. HAzELTINE,

DENTIsT-CoRNER SPRING AND TEN
IL pie streets opposite Temples Banks)'
Los Angeles yaoO u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26
sAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE--In Lanfranco's Building. Main 81
Office hours-S to 10 A. NJ, 2 to and toSp. NJ
Residence, No. 240 Main street. d29ti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26
nr. Joseph Kurtz,

oFFICE-in Lanfranco's Building, Main st
above the Drug store of @. f. Heinzeman 4
Co. Will give particular attention to EYE
and EAR DISEASES. Office hours: From
to IL A. NJ, from to p. M, and from TO y +.
NJ Residence: Buenavista street, augl6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-17
US. Land Office, Wausau Wis,
May 18th, 1875.
To John O'Brien:

10 JOh2 " Br1en:
THSHE Wisconsin Central Rail Road Company
having made application, under the grant
inuring September 9Th, 1859, to select the NH
SwA and SwA Sw4 of Section II, Township q,
y Range 8, E; being the land embraced in your
homestead, entry No. u. You are hereby mott
fed that, under the regulations prescribed by
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
pursuant to the acts Of Congress granting lands
IN aid of construction of railroads, a hearing
upon said application will be had at this Office
on the 18th day of July, 1S75 at one o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, at which time and
place you can appear, and introduce testimony
to establish the validity of your Homes tead.
s. I'll. ALBAN, Register.
ID. L. QUAW, Receiver.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-17

Among the great
discover es of modern
science, few are Of
more real value to
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-17
U. S. Land Office. Wausau, Wis.
Nav 18th. 1875.
To joseph Arauette 4:

To Joseph Arquette
VEyHE Wisconsin Central Rail Road Company
inuring September 9Th, 1869, to select the 81
Sex of Section l, Township q, n Range 6, E,
being the land embraced in your Homestead,
entry No. 163, you are hereby notified that, un-
sioner of the General Land Office, pursuant to
the acts of Congress granting lands in aid of the
construction Of railroads, hearing upon said
application will be had at this Office on the 18th
day of July. 1873, at one o'clock in the after
noon of said day, at which time and place you
can appear, and introduce testimony to estab-
lish the validity ST your Homestead.
s. IL. ALBAN, Register.
D. J.. QUAw, Receiver
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-17
.. S. Land Office, Wausau, Wis.
Nav 2Sth 1879

To Jonathan Wilkinson:
YEHHE Wisconsin Central Rail Road Company
Il having made application, under the grant
inuring September 9Th 1869, to select the 81 Ne
4 of Section 3, Township q, Range 5, E, being
the land embraced in your Homestead entry
No. PSI. You are hereby notified that under
the regulations prescribed by the Commissioner
OF the General Land Office, pursuant to the acts
of Congress granting lands in aid of the con-
struction of railroads, a hearing will be had
upon said application, at this Office on the 18th
Of said day, at which time and place l you c can
appear, and Introduce testimony to establish the
validity of your Homestead.
S. IL. ALBAN, Register.
d. l.. QUAW, Receiver.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-17
Buckingham's Dye.
TOP rHE WHISPERS.

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requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-17

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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

Messrs. Elliott aud Crozier in
their speeches eyhort their Grange
henrers to remember the epitbets
applied to them by Republicans
Mr. Elliott delights to say that Bar
ker called them mndsills." Mr..
Elliott is hereby informed That Mr..
Rrker never applied this nor any
sother opprobrioas epithet ta the
GTangers; and If he had IL was no
worse than FOR. Mr.. Elliott and his
eubeagues to be continually howling
shrat Republican thieves" +" ''perju-
rers, Williams liars" etc. MIR.
y. ought to know, If he does not,
thA the epithet "mudaills" origina-
ted with Democratic Southern
Congressman, sand was applied TO
Nprihefn laboring men in connec-
tim with the terms +smal farmers
AM! greasy mechanics. Gentle
men, claim your own epithets.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05
rova Republican Platform.

ReSolrta, That we declare Il cardinal principle
Republican faith that the Republic il nation. one
and inlissoluhle, within Witch the cgnstitntiapsl
rights of the states and of the penne to local self
government must be fsithfully msintsined
That we favor the early attaintnent Of a eur.
reny convertible with coin, and therefore advocate
grad ua resump'ion OF specie payments by continu
Gus and steady steps Ia that .irection.
3 That We favor tariff FOR 30 adjusted as
20 encourages home industry.
4 That the earnest efforts of the Government q
collect the revenue prevent aud punish frauds hav,
our unqualified approval,
We are opposed t, further grants OF lands It
railway or other corporations, and We demand res
ervatiou Of the public domain fr settlement unde
the homestead law and for ether bona ds settlers.
We demand such revision OF the patent law
as will reeve industry from the oppression OF monop
| oes in their Administrations.
7 Thst we cordially approve the policy Of the pres
ant administration IN the settlement of difficulties
between ourselves snd other nations by arbitration
Instead Of appealing TO
Fhe Republican party ~ Iowa are opposed to
thtrd term IN the Presidency.
! We demsnd that all rri!wsys and other corpora
tons shah be bsld IN fair and just subjecton to tn,
! lev .m-king power
| 10 We rtaud by FREQ ednest'on and our public
school system snd te tsxatiun of all for is support
and diversion Of the school fund from the public
| schools
/ IL Our National and State administration o
! public sfairs iavr our hearty approval.
f2 We cordially invite all who opposed To tbs
restoration 81 the Democratic party 10 70 for
get sll psst political differences ard unite with ,hs
Republican party in maintaining the causs Of true
| reform.
| IS Thst the pers'stent snd tvrsnnsal efforts d
the enernie. Of the Tnior ~ murder and intimiis'
iIon Of the newly .nfsnrbised ri'izsns. md the
reismp ard prescriptions Of the white Republic
Of the snnth for the purpose Of rendering null snd
| void the constitutcpsl Amendments. merit the con.
dernnatiou II every honest ran. That We heartily
endorse the .ction of PRECEDENT Grant IN enforrng
i the laws when rallied upon to do so by the proper
4 sutho rittes of the stsfe
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

The Marion County Demorrdl
quotes fulsome praise of its editor
from the Herdld Of Whisky Liberty
and the State Press. Col. Eibnck l.
the editor OF the Herald, and John
p. Irish l. the editor OF the Press,
and they have for weeks been try
ing to exhaust the vocabulary of
bilIingsgate In war Of words, eaci,
denouncing the other AS liar OF the
basest type. They both claim to be
Democrats, however, and both are
laboring for license, and for McCor.
mack as IFS Marion county disciple.
According to Democratic authority.
then, their testimony in favor o.
Mac. is only the testimony of liars.