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The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
DIED.

or Typhrs fever, at Osceols, Ark ., on the Iith
day Of November; MAnGAnEr the dearly low
ed daughter Of A. and VI NJ. Goodrich, Aged.
9ycars, month and 20 days.
Little Maggie was an unusually
bright and sweet child, and was Il
iavorite with all who knew her
but as if too pure and fair for earth,
she has been called to her " home,
over there" where death and part
ing are no more.
The Lord gave, and the Lord
hath taken away; blessed be the
name OF the Lord"
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

WE learn that Mr. William Ran
dali formed a co-partnership for
life, IN the matrimonial line, last
Tuesday evening. We wish him
success. Nc cards-no cakes.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

A woman cured her husband Of
staying out late at night by going
20 the door and whispering through
The hey-hoIc :" Is that you WiIlie"
Her husbands name is Joseph, and
he stops at home at night now, and
sleeps with one eye open, and .
revolver under his pillow; while
his wife snores as contcntedIy as
though she had never sat up all
night watching tor him to come
home drunk.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
Photographic.

Mr.. II. Desnous, the artist, will
remain but one more week in OSce.
ola. THIS is your last chance to Sc
cure those splendid gems of art, al
photographs, per doz. $500
Gems, four for 80 cts
and other pictures accordingly.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or mon
cy refunded.
Pictures taken in cloudy as wei
as in clear weather.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

TnE thermometer indicated the
mercury down to - during the
early part of the week, the coldest
weather in November, for .hls ia,i.
tnie, known for years. Yesterday
and last night, however, the wealth.
G. reminded one Of The Spring
Time Has Come, Gentle Annie, "
the musical mosquito was on the
wing, sending forth such strains OF
melody, as charmed the senses, and
made one wish for his summer duds.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
II. NJ. McNEIGH. $. :. SEMNEs.
McVeigh & SemmeS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
AND
LA MD .AGENI is
ONCEOE.f.
Mississippi County Ark,

WIll practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2d) judicial Circuit, the Su-
prcmc Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Fcnncs-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given To cot
lections, to the payment oftaNcs,
examining aud abslracting titles,
aud to whatever may appcrtaln
to u general Land Agency.
Jan. Is If.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
L 0CAL COLU M N
MASONIC nIRI.rrnRY


e The regular stated meeting Of Osceola
~ r. \. Chapter No. - j. ON the
w noan I9ar'Gay MY Es ,,E ecI"re sb each s, [@ll
April 18Th Mag 18th, jun
loth, July lih., August 18th, september
9th., October 7th November llth December
tn
A full attend ancc oc thc members Is at al times
earnestly requested
Al v hasous In good standing are iayl-
ted to attend.
By order of JOIiN MATTHEWS, H. i.
j " CLAPr. Secretary
Che stated communication of Osceola Lnsgc
No. q !. n \. NJ ., viii he .,d the saturdays
on or ,sNt btiOrr, each fun moon. va. Ja..
ld'h, Fco alth, NJ JrrA s'tn, April lIh MAY i5fh
June I'm ,St John, thc BaIHist june 1ith,) }
JAY li'a August. il h. sept lith, Oct slh
Nov. l3rh, Dec i.ih. dec. 4-fh. 1t. JOAN tr'
E,mrli.U NJ mucr- nr. ordered to attend IN
accur,,inc witA the by Laws All Mater Ma
sons la good stan l!Hg aye cordially invited To
attgld. By ura,rH 4
GAELICk, W VI.
j W. q ARR, Ntc'v.
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DIR. I. T. SMITH.
Practical Dentist,

Having permanently located at o,cCclr offer
hi. services To the citizens ut Misi.sippl
county Guarantee. all WORK to Ice done iu
artistic .tylo Disease, OF the mouth a ,peciuiiN
Rooms at the piantrr- House.
ulv emo
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

yTisitors and the travelling public generally will
hud this u first class accommodation house,
centrally located, Opposite the Clerks office, and
supplied with the best the market affords
In connection with The house will be found a
saloon where choice cigars, tObaccos, liquors
aud conversation water may be had at all
uin :, sept II.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
tIltR,II ulRECTOl.Y.

J W. C1Arr, scc'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

the people submit until they could peace.
ably solve the difficulty! But l did not
commence this article @ give my views
At length on this question, u was more
particularly % notice one o. two edito-
rials that appeared in the En1tlg SIM
durd n nc 8ih inst have been 4 rsgu-
lar reader Of the Standard during the
entire year that II has been in existence,
and must say that / was surprised and
mortified, that the editor would sofar
forget himself, as ITO issue such scurril.
GUS, and we might say ibellons attacks
As appeared in that paper against Gen.
Sheridan. will not attempt to answer
all he says, as time and space will not
permit. IN the article FeiSFred 70, these
words occur, ave hiak uIai !SkeidGB'I
fG9TJ peTt iieiaRg tOgd a Men Orleans and
kil hltlt SoEl glOlpod lrith As CONFERENCE.-THE Ne
halgiagi uRd hs dt0O.i89s, Isat you'd make
ka Rqme terror % dc South" Nov all
that know Gen. Sheridan personally,
especially those who know him best, and
who followed him Tor years during the
war, know that this is a base SANDER on the
name and fame Of great'apd good man,
And II It Il any satisfaction to this Wor'
thy editor to know II, there are more
than a hundred readers OF the Standard
that know he has not Q "little soul, but
that he Is a man Of large views and has q
heart much larger than any man that
will attempt SO 70 yillify him. The fact Is
General Sheridan knows the situation Of
New Orleans fully as well as can the ed
itor Of the Standard know It, and be speaks
what he knows,
We do not object to the editor referred
to having an opinion in regard to General
Sheridan, nor Directing to the course pur-
sued by him, He has right to his Opin-
ion, as every other free born American
citizen has, But We do object to such
scuFrilous attacks in . paper protesting
neutrality in politics, Such writings are
duly calculated to keep alive the very
feelings that all patriots Of both parties
must labor to extinguish, II We ever again
reach that era Of good feeling between
the two sections OF our country for
which al good men, both North and
South, should earnestly pray, We
contend, that just now In our country
we need very temperate and wise counsel
from the press. Il has become 80 great a
power in our land that II can and really
does sway tho multitude, and as this
multitude is thus guided to good or evil
the responsibility surely rests with those
who load It. We mention thisWith the best
Of motives, and hOpo no offence may be
taken, but would suggest 10 the editor
that hereafter when ho writes on such
questions Of moment that he think twice
before he gives Inference to such yituper'
ations. We apprehend though, that he Ia
not the only editor that will regret many
hastily written articles on the Louisiana
question when ali things are known Of
the disgracefll occurrences that have
taken place in that unhappy State within
the past few months.
: Lover OF JUSTICE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

How mich has it paid' Let US count
up said Graes.
eAIrs, Baker gave Aunt Susan fifteen
dollars, which Aunt Susan gave to me;
GAYS Frank twelve dollars and sixty-tWo
cobts; Frank gave Mr.. Baksr ten dollars
altogether hfty-two dollars and sixty-
two cents.H
aIt's all nonsease, | tell YOU cried Mr..
Baker again; you Above each other what
you owed before"
sYou are deceived, my dear, by the
rapid, unbroken race this little sum has
made; to me it Is as clear as daylight" re-
piled Mrs. Baker.
ut l. all nonsense, how could the note
which you gave Mrs, Baker, Il nothing to
me or . you, be dividedbetweep Us two p
asked Grace.
Mr.. Baker didn't seem to see 1t very
clearly, but the others did, and they often
relate this little history for the amuse'
ment Of their friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
Louisiana and General sheridan.

Editors Of the lhtelllgencer
Perhaps II Is only The pterOgatiye Of
editors and public men to give an opinion
oil The grave questions that are now agi-
tating our nation. II this be 80 you will
pardon me fOf wishing to ihtrude, as.
surfing you that lido II With The best Of
motives. Were We to believe all the re-
ports In circulation concerning poor,
bleeding, oppressed Louisiana, there never
was a people 30 downtrodden and OPP
pressed az are those Democrats who failed
10 get the balance Of power there, and
there never was such u monster a. Gen.
p. II. Sheridan, unless, indeed, Il ia the
tysant Grant, who does everything for
the iutthetaneo Of his party interests,
irrespective Of the interests Of his eoiin-
hypj Now, did honestly believe these
things 10 be trlie, then would not, In
deed, write "a | AM writing. But why do
ineh run wild on such questipnsH flour
Democratic brethren arc 40 In sympathy
with the rebel element Of The South, that,
blinded TO every sentiment Of patriotism,
they do nought IL their halls Of both State
and national legislation but spend their
time In passing resolutions II, Conmehda.
ton Of their lawlesa acts and trying 20
hold them up as martyrs 10 the catise Of
liberty, because, forsooth, the strong arm
Of the government was forced 10 interfere
10 preserve order, then indeed we arc des.
tined soon 10 see a new state Of things in
our country. Did we fight q long and
bloody war in vain? Are the dear ptin-
CipleS for which so many thousand Of our
brave sons gave up theft lives now to be
ttampled under foot, and the very men
who did all they could to destroy the na.
ton now to take the feins 81 government?
Democracy IA surely allowing ~ hand too
soon and o. sure a. we have a nation that
IA worthy the respect Of free people, the
loyal subjects Of our government, both
North and South, will febuke these pro-
Ceedines at the next election. We think
the great mistake In the Louisiana matter
was made two years ago. Neither Of the
State governments should have been re.
copnifed at that time, but the State should
have been put under military rule un.
Ill such time a the people could, in
4 faif election, have selected the
proper officers to rule them. But ras the
Kellogg Government was then acknowl-
edged 10 be Tie government, should not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
DOctOrS' Bills.

The Philadelphia Medical TiWc1 has
an article in regard to doctors bills
that contains q good deal of interest for
the general reader. In the first place 1t
advocates a more frequent making ont Of
bills BY physicians against their custom
err, as Tor instance once a quarter, or at
all events twice year. 1t argues that
"a bill that might have been paid will
ingly when the memory Of the recent
peril and OF the physicians skill and
kindness was still fresh, is often paid very
grudgingly when time has worn away
the yividpess Of the impression" Be-
sides, many bills are entirely lost simply
because Of delay in presenting them. 1t
also advocates a more business like way
Of making out bills on the part Of the
profession. It sees no reason why every
body else to whom we are in debt should
be required to furnish 'biIl Of particu-
lars and yet physicians be allowed to
make out bills after this fashioR-viz-
MI. William Daniels
70 DE. John Smith Dr..
For professional services. "
Jan. l, ls7A
It was not always customary to make
out medical bills in this lump style, and
the editor quotes the following old.
fashioned bill Of particulars, which, he
says, he prints in contrast with the mod
ern model given above:
1852. Mr.. Daniel William
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

Elias
jan q, Received the Contents q the above
acct In full. JOHN COX
We presume that physicians now-a-
days Il asked to make out some such bill
as the above would consider the request
in the nature Of an insult. In fact, the
editor Of tho Time, says he recently heard
prominent physician say that he cor
sidered 1t a gross insult for patient to
dsk him for bill Of items,
Notwithstanding this declaration, how
ever, the editor expresses the opinion
that ''thc only just and proper bill Ia one
Of items" lie puts the case thuss
"Why should not the number Of visits
be specified? Has not the patient right
to know at whRt rate he Is paying2 Must
phySician's account always remain an
unknown and unknowable charge against
the patient until 1t il rendcred2 The only
possible object that can be gained by the
physician Ia that sometimes he Ia able to
charge at rate which the patient might
not willingly pay II he knew It, But Is
!hls ua i,o,oa "r ,h0, VIZ O Tv W. I
Siuhor rate tlaS he really l., ioreetting
how rapidly visits, when paid several
times day, amount up
Some will Say, but "a doctor Is not o
and business ia business. True business
principles are those principles whlch eX-
Perlence has evolved as being Just IN ~ nc
dealings OF men with ono anOlher., Inc
sooner the profession gives up oil false
notions OF professional dignity, and con
duct, tls business relations WIN peoPi,e,
IN u buSiress'llke manner, me sooner VIII
those relations become satisfactory ana
there Is no principle more firmly eStab'
lished and more Violently Just than the
right Of man to know exactly what he
Is paying Tor and Of what rate
In addition to the position above taken,
tho Tym,S holds tint Il h Dan absurdity
Wv =, 49,. :, b. =, ,,,o so,no ,a,o y
LOT III uoV'oie 'oeilaIse w wv "",s 'a'':
II maintains that "Dr. Smith at thirty Is
not worth so much a. he Is ut forty.S- 1t
ol,c holds that doctors sh6I,Id '6e mid
" '..t . =. o,hos ,,soto.,,on.t nor o,o
Prec"eY 10 o''er Pro'e''''""' ''e" ".'
paid, that Is, variously, according 10 their
reputation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

In iLs coup.a oi ibe,p le,isr,. we .bali elcatly
shoE. it only Ire Cfisi and extent 81 no PraGilce
Of NMeiicatNd fnhahu0nn hut u ailfg ydtiafe 10
arr, SiSsSSsS ~ liz ISSI when sSnafStsd FINN on.
SiliniInhaI iFtaIhhnI IVA iean IhiS CAUTION tfij.
UstiiV tF6tF Ia iLS roSntiSiISe invalid 10 attafd
Kin, mini i6e SiistkfgUVS I6s;piio al ptlcfIce
IN Vh}Th ia nIiahi iuc1iia 4 victim, In fes1FtlhF
Ia ihp llinSiye attachment Oi nMeileaied inhaia.
lin y fnifiv bfeci0uS hotirS NAV h EIndhdefel--
bStts IA which m StgeicNi 0,Stfai EtdIWSM Saiohl
SSStSS III bsiiS1I nom dFdlk
ETIt1GhIihSpv eIiyFIS have htef made through
ma isTSplbef mrs, under the titrioVt bead II
~ a,issS " XII Hi r. a. SJrstIttM Ia t0iTinTe
ma nsbic ihaf III tttc IGF ihe Gtfe ii ptinSos
nav iSeSsS, MSiSilcSteI inh0hiiof, " ina recent.
II iST diSF1trtrd, md thai IN ib6 means me f0st
SlSi SfriIonS al tbe lihaS NAV b stEeliiy eiadE
Gated. ThcSS REPRESENTATIONS al moi only TruSIy,
bsI FFbsiiG dhI6Fd This treatment has lohs been
iSSiIbG bhvsiriahS in EaIotg and America ioF
SfSai hufliinf n TeaFS; numerous hunks have leeh
TfiiFi, jit0 Il; ma manner 81 employing Il fuiy
aSniSinedi In IeSi remedies with thef preparation
ani RECONSIDERATION ail eleafly Etatel the limits Of
M hS6iiinelS accurately defined and IL results IN
SyesS i6ffi n pulmonary dIiflSe detailed at Efeat
isSIih a employed by the greatest lights q which
sa a9' a. l1 ts,Ss MI AZ liz:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

DIED.

HANKE-0n Tuesday morning, January u,
1874 WALTER, Eon Of Frederick and EhHhsih
HARke, aged years monthL
Funeral to-day from the residence No, 70 Thirty
third street, South Wheeling, at2P.N. Friends Of
tho family Invited to attend. InteTulent at cald-
Vellla RIM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

STREET COMMISSIONER. = MEsSRs,
- EDITORS: Please announce that am
a candidate for reelection to the office Of
Street Commissioner at the ensuing Charter
Election, l...
Janis q, LEONHARI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CTREET CoMNIssIoNER-ME ssRs
y editors please announce Mr., JAMES
NICHOLL, as an independent candidate
for the Office Of Street c6mmisi0peE and
Janis MANY FRIENDS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauahIln,s Infant Cordial.

The chIldS euro whom teethIng-to relieve Inaam-
nation Of tho Gums, 70 allly uneaGine1s, 70 quiet
Collie Pains, 70 promote Sleep, t0eure Summer Com
plant. This We consider ono Of The most valuable
remedies 70 DO kept Ia the family when the chill
dren arc cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
and. q bottles, and hare 70 hear The has p'rlOn
M0THRls, have you q Stekly, tAtthiRg 6lbe that
TURNS tho IlOuRs oil MOTT when you 10 long iGT
FeIt) into ono L0NG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORRl-
MINT and cARES -Crt-Cry-all day and al
night longl II you have, titeR y Te1SOa, DO con-
WINGED, hlIiiatt no l0RVg-a RRW. drops Of ISPANT
Combat and your eAild WILL DO PAClHED, and
SWEET, REFRESHING stERP will lake the plAre d
WAKRIUL suPRRRISO. Procure Of once bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and
LAu6HfiN BROS 4 co, Pruprleton,
..r WhcOlIIg, W, Va
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

Mere Anti-Catholic Legislation.


BERLIN, May I. DIR. Falk. Minister
OF Public Instruction. has introduced .
bill In the Lower House Of the Diet
providing for the suppression Of relig-
3ous orders In Prussia.
The bill relating 10 the administra-
tion OF the property Of the Catholic
Church passed It's third reading in the
Chamber to-day.
DIR. Falk's bin provides that all relig-
ious orders shall be bsuished from
Prussia: existing establishments are
forbidden to receive new members, and
their present organization must be dis
solved within six months after the pas
sage of this bill Partial exception is
made in favor Of religious bodies en-
gsged in the course of education which
NAV proloug their existence four years.
Those whose object is the cire OF the
sick NAV continue their organization,
but are liable 10 dissolution at any mo-
Inent. The associations thus continuing
are TO be subject to the supervision of
Government oi6cials. The property of
the converts Is not to be confiscatcd,
bot will be temporarily Administered by
the State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
r<Blsewlere will be found an ex

~ Elsewhere will be found IN ex.
cerpt frem the Nartinsville, Morgan
County, Gazette. endorsing Hon. w. t.
Niblack for Governor in 1876. The
Courier believes that be is not only 'the
most prominent but the sbest man
now spoken of for the position. The
vote for him in the counties which COM
posed the old First District. which he
so long and 80 faithfully represented,
would be so nearly unanimous rs ~
make il in order Tor some one TO move
that his election be taken by acclana-
tion. Il Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
Evansville and Newburg Narrow
GAUye-

The Commissioners Of Warrick Coun-
~ have called an electios in Ohio Town
SHIP for Inscription Of stock to the
proposed Evansville and Newburg Mar
row Gauge Railway, 10 take place on
tie 3lst of May. The amount asked
Tor By the company is 81 200.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
LANDS IN PIKE COUNTY.

vo $50 acres IN Pile County. Ind, sse per sc-.
one half cash balsnre 10 A. monfhs good co... tract
No ss.-2U acres nesr winsln-, Pike ceast,. ~
rstrrsburg ana poonvll road Toe IN cnitiv1
tiun are frame house. gosi orchard. This
and is ali nndcrsid NTH sishs foot vein. c-at,
sl-o has quarry ~ splendid klack slate stene Pro-
q oo9. one half cash. haIrrc. IN l and two yesra
10. $40 acres Of splendid osal lands, In isse
county. very chesn
cultivation and oil unasraid ~ith splendid 81
coal
No LIS scrs. % soce forming lsns; 70 .er-. IN
cultivation. all fr'sh land. .euniAnre u cosl.
Portable dwelling aud ssssssAry out euileings. very
cheap.
Ivy; 60 undef hiz state 81 cultivation. zen
Portable hoasss geod lsrn. rice orchard, plenty vi
water. an abundance of splendid timber. and every
thing necessary 10 q comfortable country home.
Nc 80 los acres: A. acres under bigb srata ,i
Guilt alton nDe orchard Of GO sslec fruii t-es
endless supply ~ stock water. centrally lccsa. fne
fsh pool splendid timer. rcs aud comfortable suid-
ings Tis tesuful Niis farm = situated .. the
best mel tborho, T. IN ke county IN closs proxit
70 church sna school her.4 Price ony 81 500; hat
cash, hsan Ia oue and I'VE years There IL gres,
bargain In this farm.
No. "a farn q Ice sores, IN Pin. county; cen.
NEATLY situated 100 rcr-s IN cultivation good
lfsne house hn- orchard. As Price $1,000 half ca 81
balance in and IT,
No. $50 ~ fse Ind or line dividing Jeser.
and N ror townships ~ Pike county; % acres In
b z, state 81 cultivation fine orchard good well Of
water, several Tine springs eucd Comfortable dwells
Of four good stable and srgc tobacco barn. nIs
n
stone coal. Nery cherp 81 81 100.
No. Tt.-fhis farm contains - acres. end u .ua'
~ ae az he a. X. is " RI. snd Is underif
riih slperior quality a blcck coal ka- as
lcstlva4 good frara house 80 select fruit trees
plenty ~ fine sock aud abuntar Of splsn-
dld tmaer Prize only eleoo; halt cash, balance IN
one ani two years
40. u 20 s~,s Of land near line Of the c. r. a 3
" ny. ard = solid bed ~ stone coal. Price $40
hair each, balance IN one and two years.
No. $50 rrres - fr~ lend On Air Line nsiirssd
an abundance u fine coal and lead IN paying
quantities. fbis aad n very chear and easy
No s9-one - the finest farms In Pike county. o.
the Mt Vernon Lsilfoad $50 scrss 100 in eulii-
rs,ion aud in spleudid repair improvements all 1rs,
class. ~ story frame house. rsems. furnished
up 10 good sty are timber. and water undertake viii
foot vein Of block coal. Trice 1880, easy terms
DoASE ~ CArsHAET offer their SER
vices to the public FOR the sale or trade
of real estate. without making any
charge to parties employing them, I'M
less sales are effected, and then reason
able commission Is expected. Persons
having real estate TO sell will find this q
desirable means Of reaching the purchas.
ing public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

YIyHE proprietor Of this o.ebr.,ed medicine lusily
u clsi-s for a. superiority ever NIL Remedies cvci
o4errd the su bic for the saw, essrsfs,
PERMANENT o, Ague and Fever, Chiils sud Pc
ver whether % short long standing. lie refers "a
Ne entire and Sosthets eeantry to bear him
testimony the truth Of the assertion that IN
will IL fail care II the directions "
followed eat, In great many single dose has
hecs -scienert for cure. ard whole families have
bren BY single bottle. with perfect restoration
.; the general health is howe er. prudent and IN
every certain cure II its u continued IN
suslier for week sfter the disease hes
herr broken checked. more especially In dculfsud
:. standing eases usasy. this medicine will mol
require AID keep the IN good erder should
he patient however reqaire csthsrtie medicine az
ter having taseu three or fear eo>es ~ the Tonic
single dose 81 sILL's VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will ~ suficieut
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

other boot makers. sffer seeing nv
work, being afraid to compete. Work
of all kinds done promptly, and all the
work going out Of my shop guaranteed.
Give me call. ". MAY.
Oct. 3ist. 1873 Nv.