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Fora clean and contortab shave 20
to \. MEIER
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Misses, Ladies AMI Childrcn's British
Hose ut Stadeker'S.

Go to X. \. SEATER. merchant tailor.
south side Court Square, for Il good fit
and the best of goods. Jl5
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Fruit Of 1he Loom l.; at l., g. at
Sfa1feker's.
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The best Of wines. liuuor- and cigars
at the Bank Saloon.
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Wool and Hides.

The finest and prettiest mems
hats arc at the Red store.
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For the most goods for the least money
go to the Red Store.
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THE ALDINE,
THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA,
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a Magnificent Conception, won
drriuIly carried out.


VNHE NECESSITY OF \ rOPUL 81
/ medium Tor the approximation uI
The productions Of or yrr.t artist, has
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The Surtcsiy" failures which tfiIN.iriIhti
followed each attempt in tEi- ""tn'rv IL
establish an art journal did not pf0,r tln'
indifference" Of the people Of America fD
tli" Chains of high art. 50 sOOH Il, Il prop
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While other publications. may claim su-
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Cheapest and be>I -tyl'- ready
made men rlethia. and line ,-iIn.'r,s
a, he Red store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10
PItn.nnt and Profltn l,lc F,n ploymcnt. !

Pleasant and Probable Eu,pioymcr'...
"Bcantliulf" "tharming" I'm. how sONcN4, ~ iat
they worth g'cic. such are ordinations by those
Who see the large, elegant New thromts produced by
the European a Am. Chrome Fuh'sco Ihrlare all rer
feet gtmsofart None can resist the temptation 20 tN
when seeing the Chromos Itrcoures NO talking TO sci
the pictures they speak for Themselves Canvassers,
ARts and ladies and gents out OF employment VIII md
this the best opening ever offered 20 make money. Full
particulars and Giro uar sent for stamp Nd
dress GLKAsos&Co. 5S Washington ST. Boston, Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10

Bakirg P0Irdcr Take 4 ID baking
soda, 10. flour, NJ. cream tartar, 2
a.. tartaric acid, and mix we'll Use 2
teaspoonfuls 10 each quart Of flour; add
milk when YOU have IL, but If not, wet
with cold water and bake Immediately
Hydr0phobia Cure. Mrs. Jane G. !.
Swsshclm ayers that. elecampane and
fresh milk form sure remedy for
hydrophobia. Put the elecampanc root
into the milk, boil il and give II to the
patient, fasting, a pint nj time. Three
doses al interv rs Of 4s hours, she says,
will effect cure.
A Ncc AdheSirc Plaster .---kauyin re-
commends "A mixture Of 20 parts of mu-
cilage Of gum arabic and part of
glyccrine, spread , or 1 times upon
linen az sufficient intervals 10 allow il TO
thoroughly dry. This plaster is glossy,
pliable, does not deterioratc with keep
ing. and is considerably cheaper than
English plaster or diachylon plaster.
Cho,Cdcr or Piccalilii TO bushel Of
nicely chopped tomatoes, which must
he squeezed dry, add p onions chopped
fine, II green peppers chopped, box
Of ground mustard, ] large root Of
grated horseradish, nearly a pint Of
salt, tablespoonfuls ground cloves, 4
Of allspice. Mix thoroughly in stone
Jar and cover with vinegar, making
hole in the center 10 let the vinegar to
the bottom.
Rhubarb Mdrmalade The following
i an English recipe Take ii lbs.
Of rhubarb, l 10. Of lump sugar, lem
on. Cut the rhubarb (after peeling)
into square pieces, the shape and size
Of dice; chip the lemon on the top Of il
cover the whole in an earthen vessel
with fine white sugar, and let il stand
n least ~ hours. Next morning, pour
of the liquid (leaving the rhubarb be-
hindu and boil the juice for some time.
The exact length Of time cannot be
fixed, as some kinds of rhubarb pro-
duce more liquid than others, but il
must be boiled until il becomes sirupy.
Next put the lemon into the strip, also
the rhubarb, and boil all together till
the rhubarb becomes tender. Place in
jars, and treat exactly a. is done with
preserves. If ginger flavor is wished,
put some Of the best ginger (bruised)
into the liquid when il j. just poured off
the rhubarb, and boil it along with il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10

The Destruction II corn add other grain by
gra,shoppers and other furious animals. will
cause many families in the West 10 carefully
study aud practice most rigid economy in the
PREPARATION VI food; one Of the first, in fact
ne most iziuorlant point l. in having a first
Iais Cook Stove. Get CHARTER OAK,
aud half the battle il won.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10
"A SQUARE NEAL,

We are sure our readers will thank ms for
calling their attention 10 the very handsome
advertisement OF the Excelsior Manufacture
Ing Co., OF 81. Louis, A. II would be useless
for US to try TO say any thing In favor OF their
great Charter Oak Cooking Stove. The very
word suggests the thought OF well cooked
meal. followed by easy digestion, vigorous
health. and desire TO have and to do plenty
OF real ,cOrk, To say nothing OF the comfort
OF happy, contented household.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10

:, EDWARD BArEE, ESQ, Horton, Kings Co,
y. ., writes that an astonishing cure has
zen effected on his daughter by the use OF
sohnsoH's dHodyae LiisimeRf. The whole
splne became diseased, she lost the use Of
~ I,l limbs, aud her back was rounded up
nae bow, in consequence OF taking cold
Ser having been inocculated for the kline.
p'sA She Is now well.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10
Bungalows for Summer Houses.

An attempt has been made 20 intro
dnce into this country the kind Of
dwelling house known in India a a
bungalow. For summer residence by
the seaside il offers advantages in which
the ordinary dwelling j. deficient !;
il is simple in shape, is usually not
more than one story high, and is COW
cred by simple low-pitched roof
whicn may be prolonged to form a
veranda. With this protection the in
mates may pass most Of their time in
the open air, and thus have the fullest
benefit of their sojourn by the sea.
Bungalows can be worked and kept
clean with very small amount of la
Dor, a. many contrivances To diminish
servants work have been introduced .
To keep out the damp, 10 which houses
hy the seaside are liable, two thin walls
are built, with a space Of about three
inches between them. In the center of
this space close screen Of slate is fitted,
and an the moisture blown through the
outer wall j. stopped by this screen,
and trickle Town to the bottom. I me
inner wall scquently remains quite
dry, for the moisture does not blow
through the slate, and the bungalow is
hahitable whatever the weather.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10

!. We pledge our reputation on the assertion
.lh any educated physician, after a careful
animation Of the recipe, will say that Par
~" lurgafive I'i'is possess more merit than
@ny other pill now offered for sale.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10

Chill CrEE,-SAFE AND sURE.-Dr. VIII
hofts Tonic "a curative and protective. IL
Nil cure Chills aud protect from further at
tacks Its reputation j. established. lts
composition Is simple and scientific. ltcon-
tlins no poison. II acts promptly and Us
Effects are permanent. II Is cheap. because
Y saves doctors hills II IL harmless, speedy
" action and del ghtful in its effects Try
y ana prove all that's said. WnEELoCK, FIN
Lat Co, PrOprictOrs, New Orleans.
lOg SALE ny ALL DRUg.IsTs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10

CARPETS. Oil Cloths aud Curtain Goods.
Il. z. POWELL, Wholesale and Retail Deal
err, Nos. 10 and Az North Fifth Street, 81.
Louis, No. Send for Price Lists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10
NOTICE.

so much damage IL being done 10 our machines
throughout the city and country by unprncipled
second. hand dealers and incompetent adjusters,
that It has become duty alike TO the public and
ourselves 10 stop it. We have no one outside Of
our store authorized 10 repair machines. and par
ties representing themselves as employed by
us in that capacity are impostors. We viii
not be responsible for their representations
or acts. and will cancel our guarantee on
all machines with which they are allowed
TO tamper. All Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines needing repairs. that are brought
or sent 10 our store between now and October l,
will be repaired free OF charge. except for new
parts that may be needed in machines that have
been in use over three years. The successful and
satisfactory operation Of any sewing-machine
depends on having oils. needles, and parts made
or recommended by manufacturers. 1t Is pru-
dent to purchase such articles only from author.
lied agents, because those sold by the agents Of
rival machines and outside dealers are generally
bogus and unreliable, frequently rendering ma
chimes useless.
Consumers will avoid much trouble and annoy
ance by buying articles needed for Wheeler &
Wilson machines only M our Office, AIS North
Tifth Street. Send for price list OF extra parts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10

rYl,.nr Ltrgc.t. Fn,~t AMI most complete
:, IN ~ Wr.l. Washington Ave. and 9Th
~ frlt. Gri-wuid. element A. Co. Pro rs.
Dyspepsia mud piles are prevailing and dis
III diseases. DR. TUFTS Liver f1lis viii certain
-1'e lhtul. To b. had VI any druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-10

Now u THE TIME.-It is always the right
tms To do a good set, and every man with a
family should regard himself short Of his
duty until his home Is endowed with VIII
scr shuttle sewing machine. Let il be I'M
derstood that this admirable mschine esp
iured the prize medal and diploma Of honor
Al the Vienna exposition in 1878. aud has eve
rywhere demonstrated its superiority over
81 other machines. Machines will be deliv-
cred ~ any railroad station i'm this county,
Tree Of transportation charges, II ordered
through the company's branch house at 6lO
North 4th Street. IT. Louis. They send an
elegant catalogue snd chrome circular free
on application. This company want a few
more good agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS

"Deccration Dsy"-The Postofhce and All Habs VII -
closed 10
TUESDAY, JUNE l. r..
For Europe via Qusns0wn and erpoo by The desmahp
Wyoming, nails close q IL ~ 4 t per Ss te
closed AZ = D. ~ steahlshp sAns - :" v "' 'N - - -
For Havana and the nde and Merico by the steam,
aail CLOSED 2.40 Steamship <Aiis Al n' "s"
For Europe aDd LJysfpoo, by ths n<an
shin i,othna close al II supp sinei,lary Nall
closed 2Ij p Steamship sails at p m nun Suna'u
For g,sfgm direct by the steamship Switzerland msis
1890 a Steamship sails ron hafeeSs "s''~s
Dio'"'"' THURSDAY JUSK 8
Chrome via Plymouth CherboarZ and HAMBURG ~ the
steamship 1rag.a na.s lose a. 80 IA a su! Dsa
from Pier AT foot OF Thirtst., Hobot 80, -. -.
For and Cuba, by teaHshp CITY o, ve,s In ma'
si.amshp sails at 3 D. IN. Pee No 3 North itvsr
Por bermuda vy steamship cry Of bo ston mais css ~
o. N. steamship sails Al y Tn ron Ter No D. Norm NSo
- FRIDAY. yUsR
Mails FOR Newfoundland eiose ~ the Ne" f"rA roN"
aa Tor u1isax N. s. Is closed 81 the New York ct
Office every day at Chimney rrxvs
For Britain and rrian' va oasnseown ma
pcol by the steamship Geglnanic, mails Close ~ ~
Supplementary Mail IL closed az D. M steAns'p "'
3 y from t1er No o. Nofui ~ H..
Steamship rJysa ulals lose -
ga m No supplementary Mail Steamship sails a. W 4 ms
'& , e ne Of Europe via Bremen by steamship
Nosel mails a ll3O a. A Supplementary NAH -
CLOSED at Steamship sails at p m, uom rsr 49,
For Hay ana by steamship Atlas na,s cosc
steamship sails at IL H. rum f1er No o. N"'"
Mails for Key West by steamship city o Waoo rscsc 40
p Steamship sails at p NJ from Per NO :" raS' "'e'
.nu,f,s,osa M II aaoas A M The Post-Once In open
frOm . 10 ii a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
DECIsIONS-MAY 90.

cgDrrps Court - Chambers - By judge lawrence.-
In m, matter vl grant this order bot Tie bond
vi IT, leeds agi san
motion premature appeal IA ns been AAsh
rum Of Juralce Jarrett h1iiJn drhsd ~lh ~
csr- iooE ait Marn.-There II al rrur IN Mt Martins
ia This le states that hr purchased the IN
0ust,cu n June 1875 tn be ecied and ain
i0r granting TIE orr y ashe
for IN Pain sC- Nilmar-l have exaIlnel the
ou-st on Improperly ia tIni They
arr Accordingly allow Dexter agL C1nnor Motion granted
wtbogt cosIs Dexter I0nn0r.The Injunction having
pArry Hatch AFT Hac.epor, continued and Judgment OF
siv.rce granted the plant ~ Al ax The People
B,Dd 1ennel agt. Weher ~ an eXplAna
non IN Ills sherrarM0 70 Nacaie
ofer tor nation Of plaintiff denied Wide sgt Mu
ua lie Insurance Company The blanks must be nlied
Nel.n Aat IL paanaiion wanted. Hawkes. agt
K.l.,-n payment $40. ooss 0f usoiIon th. plaintiff
Der Of Burden Crump agt Tie Mayor, dc. Odcl
agt Harrison. In The matter Of hasisrson-OrAntsd
superior Court-Spociai I9m-By Judge Van Worst
W.Der-Urer granted. Harrison ct al asL nh
ri Al Geniesl WiLOut costs
Judge Ct AppLcasuu
med matter of Ells-PeLuon grslitssi
Common Pieas-Specai Term-By Judge j. f. DAILY.
sinvell ACT kunar-Order reaeted Graft With clrk
Jvbsou aeLieL Earle as- lhonIson-
S.e Sclenef et Al agt MO
ton denies VITA $40 costs
OPINION alton Adas lsTa otion 0i de-
ndal Meer denied Judgment N La or vi <stsI 70 Ie
eancess and ABIDE with costs Parker agt
open aeianli granted Oh terms de
~. Y. LIE Ina Co AIT is"n- ALLOWANCE al sloo
granted guardian full of cst~ HarTison AIT Palmer
Motion granted lOTiion.) heTnns asL Aorumrf )r-Ao-
denied without COSTA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Lawrence on Saturday, in Supreme
Court Chambers granted, al the Instance 81 the society
for the Reformation OF Juvenile Dcunqnens an oruef
restraining Herman Bunis from giving theatrical or
on, -c performances Iiyon Garden unu lie pays
q license Ice.
The suit of Jasper X. Herbert against Cen
BENJAMIN r. Butler, recover $lono as his SHARE Oh
counsel fee of 100000 paid Gen Butler by Gazaway
n amar for urose,uing u cot.on claim against the
Covenu.n, i Sc, down for tr.. the United states
Court In Brooklyn to-day.
In the suits growing out OF the troubles III
the College OF Veterinary Surgeons, TIC General lefn OF
the snprenc Court. last Term, decided that van
panst vino claimed TO trustee had forfeited Ills
right In another suit growing out OF the same quarrel
"a deerrn. ne the validity Of electon at which Van
Ranst voted Judge Brady decides that the election wac
void q Ia the iiOn Wts
carried IL Van Raists not counted Inc meet
ing being thus adjourned, the attempt " those VINO IT,
nIaiusd IL act futile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

wcremade by which bond holders representing $1,000
600 cns lied 70 have the bonds scaled down ~ 30 cents
on the dollar, and TO receive certificates IF preferred
stock for the other half and also to fund their overdue
coupons az feur per cent codtio ~ this agreement
was that the interest should be pad VI future, md the
Company having repeatedly failed to do this, aud the
holders OF tho scaled bonds. and ceruncstcs Of
stock, and funded bonds, claim the right
OF the nst Issue VI honds all outstanding except one
bond Of $1,000 On these bonds there due 81 2S706S
outstanding. and the Indebtedness both series
II Sll,333,494. Besides this indebtedness, the
Company large hoatin debt, PER-
haps Of 100000 All this is exclusive Of the capital
stock, which msy lie considered totally extngushed
The asscts all told valued only IL 900 600; that
the bonded debt Ii eleven times great the property
The Court has decided however. that the frst bonds
are entitled Ia priority n lien much of the road
ae IL intended TO build with the proceeds This com
pcates somewhat the division Of the assets The Master
advises that the road not adapted 10 be sold in
pieces, and should he sold "A whole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
A WESTERN ROAD SUNK IN DEBT.

ROCKFORD, ROCK ISLAND AND 81. LOUIS REORGAN-
IzAu0N-AN INDEBTEDNESS or SlloOo,oOo
WITH ASSETS OF $1,000,000.
Revelations of railway mismanagement have
ceased 10 astoniSh Wast but the history oil 1Ae hocH
for Rock Island aIfd st. Louis Railroad ~ detained "J
Master OF the United States Court 10 looked Oh villa AZ.
tcrest by railroad nen
an. 1omusny vas chartered In 1865 70 construct
railroad from Rockford, Rock Island, to ST Los
The capital stock authorized was %s,OOooOO Clues
couu,ies aud towns subscribed 81, OsJ1JO ana $o4l'
$40 WAS issued vino balit te road ani "a
employees making IN all SG49o.5sO OF capital STOCK
issued In June, 1868, issue Of SJOO0Ooo VI bonds
was made 10 secure which a FIRST mortgage Wac
given Subsequently,, in October OF the same year,
S4OOOOOO Of additional Donds was issued "nd mort
gage given 10 the whole The affairs OF the road
have been In the United states Court OF Illinois for some
time. Judge Drummond decided thai the irst bondh"id
err were entitled priority and the case was referred
10 Master 10 report the actual condition OF inc O"
pany Nj Bishop the Master. IN his report makes The
following statements among others:
On the 18th Of June. 1868 when the nrst mortgage
dated. part OF the road had been eos' ar
the mortgage covered projected road froin ockIoid ~
eeriing, Which was ti.s inst gr:nd d,sisin oona t
81 the third Grand DIVISION 10 point Mississippi
River opposite burlington, Iowa Tue mo1shse wac Ioa
Issued when the Company determined Ia issue s4OVOVOO
bonds, and grant new mortgage issne1 on Al t.e
wac 10 secure all the bonds equally, anu Is what Is
known the consolidation mortgage Inc property
Of the company, including the ruling stock, real
estate equipments and franchises Is valued Al ooO
600 The first mortgage securing the Y5ooOoOo BONDS
covers 100 lO miles Of track and night OF way anu ~
miles of right N way which no track II iaid ana ",
30 of real estate On the 23d 81 Octoocr lsVo, ne
Treasurer had sold s2730O0 Of the rstmortage bonds
aud that day the second mortgage was eAecuiea co
erlng the whole $9.00OOO0 bands From tal dats 70
August 1889 the company sold the bonds Of the nfst
ksae exclusively. la August 1863 AL The IA issue
except thirty bonds sold The ne" eohds ls
put ON the MAJ tie Treasurer sold nuinler
Of them, applying $4,000 Of the proceeds 10 seeuie
Dnusnoe " in selling the others 90,
The Company defalted Its Interest in August, ISL,
February. 1872, and July, 1872. Then arrangements