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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
Notice Of Application Tor Lisnoi

l.i,N A.Se.
NOTICE Is hereI given 10 The ci'i-
~ zcns of poriersvi.'e and Bcpr own-
ship, Dubois county. Indiana, tl-t ~
under npd vi apply 10 h Ecaid =
County Commissioners u Dubois con,
Is. at tier Jui,e to- m, "a, .. a'd~r tAr
u, DIVISIONS OF au Aci. entitled An Ari
10 regil,te ard ii. Cl;se tie "a o
iluous. vinnus, matt ard ether .rtoNicf-
ting liqncrs. 20 Limit he iiUcnsc icr II
tie charged Is cites and towns. aud T,
repeh AL .orrner laas re-Al,tii sh'
sale OF Intoxicating liquors. ani az az 5
and pats O. laws coming ~ coa.',o,
" tn Tia. Provisions oi this ACT. prrscr4
biny penalties .or lie violation tnereuf,
and ilcci,i-img All emergency, la,-ea I !.
the L.. -l.ii &c Of indiana, IN l''5, ioi
"a license 10 sell spi,iinous, vinous and
malt liquor. ia quantities. less than a
quart al TINE. 10 be drank on the prem
i-eS, for tern, oil one year. The pre-
Else location where he desires To sell j.
liz a house situated and being upon lo'
Y .. cighty.two. ~ she town at Porter.
wife. Boon township. Duhuis COUNTY
Indiana. JOIN III LtLPl-
MAY 7il. 1913
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May 7,h. 1875. 81
Notice Of Application Tor Liquor
License.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the cid
~ gems OF Jasper and Hainbr.t.r
Dubois county, Indiana. tht
the undersigned viii. apply To the Boar
OF County Commissioners Of Dubois
county. AT their june term, 1873 undei
the provisions of an Act, entitled Am
Act 10 regulate and license the sale ~
.piriiuor>. vincus, malt ana olhtr ini"N-
icating ~ nors, 10 limit the license fee
10 be charged by cities and towns. and
TO repeal Sl!'formcr lnys regulating the
sale Of intoxicating liquors. aud al law :
and parts OF laws coming IN conflict
with the provisions o. ,lls ne, prescri-
bing penalties for the viola..oA t'cfepi.
and declaring mi emergency. pas-sd ot
the Legislature Of Indiana ~ l>sa ior
u license 10 sell spirituous. F.Dvps ar4
mali liquors, in quantities iess 'haH F.
quart at "a time. 10 be Grark on HE prtiu-
Uses, for term OF one year. Tine pf"
else location where he desires TO sea II
i'm his house situated and being upon '''
No. ninety. as shown upon The ori.ina'
map or Plat OF the town Of jasper, ba'n-
bridge township, Dubois county. Ind.
MAY 2. 's5.-St 4. HtHhlG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

At the residence of Mr.. Lawson. In
jasper, on NAY LIST, 1878, by +. Hegb'g.
J r.. Prot. Henry N. hELLAR and
Miss MAGGIE NEvnFCT.
Quite a joyous party and dance fol-
lowed this suspicious union. We wish
the happy couple long lives, great joy,
and AN abundance of - music.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
BILE REAL ESTATE
p Cd IA So -. "a III
by DOANE & CAPEHART.

No. 81 -" acres IN Spencer county or he I've u
i!- . " as Il; hneiy Improved l',le iaini.
ssd sl'lerda coal 'rscA Very cEespa 81 ar cash.
Soy Fur description ~ other tracts VI rcd estate.
ftr safe ty noanc IA eh ara last pare :" 'oii"r
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=, We were pleased to receive cal


- We were pleased to receive call
y~stcrds, from Mr.. Rurson. of lIdi-
snspo.is. who bss just returned FROM a
TIP EAT. during which he visited BoS
foa. ard while there he infcrms ns he
had several interviews with portion OF
the gentlemen who II il anticipated will
furnish the funds to complete the Gin,
Il. a. :. ". X. W.. and some OF whom
srecxpected along the line In tew
dayp. on a kind OF tour Of inspection =
or spying v,,t the land a. see whether IL
will pay 10 help huild railroad through.
He Informs US that IL these gentlemen
should thiuk rhc prospect sufficient to
justify il. they will take bonds or stock.
aud the work will be immediately push
ed forward To completion. II they will
but conc and see, We think our people
need have no fears. NJ the minerals, soil
and timber will speak for themselves,
though we advise our citizens to furn-
lab them every facility for examining
the products OF our mines, aud the yield
vf the soil, SO as TO make the value
thereof very apparent TO them. and tie
Feed of railroad yia'ingly patent.
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Incr's in 10 yrs

Including 3 trans. from Spencer Co.
Including - trans. from Spencer Co.
The following are the number Of chill
dren in each township that can't read :
BainbriAge. 3 Columbia, S; Cas-, none
ferdinand. e: Hall. -; HARRISON, 10
Madison. 20: Marion. g.: Patoka. 4
Jackson, 1: jefferson. none reported
Room. =: Town OF IIuntingburg,
Town Of Jasper, none reported.
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4
certainty thai IL will sdtaic
- the a,%sase, ana ~.tn sssnr-
ance founded on proof, that no harm ca. AFise
fal lts use d. any quantity.
l.a. which l4otects from or prevents this dis
o,ier lnnst bl VI innerse service IA the coia-
niun.tius where u prevails. irerest.oii y better
than care, los gie patient escapes Tie "a ~li.i
he aust run IA vi0ieut 1t X % this l...il dis
t,mrer THIS "ctRr" expels tie mia matte
poison ~ FEvra AVID AJiE RON The syst. ~
nl.t prey enfs Iic deNf lpent ~ ihe discase. II
ta.sn on H.. nt.t llp oarn uf ~ prcmnniinsy
symptoms. ~ not Only the ~ ret'r.iy ever
yet discovered % ~! .ass ~ coup iin'fs' hut
alsa the cheapest Iac iaiSe grant.y We sup
py tor n dollar hrngs y lAn i..e reach ~
everybody; aud Ia bilass ditir,cis, wtero
FgvER AND A1uE prcytli~, sycfyhnNv SHOULD
have H. and use 1t freely, bOIh fnE crr- and pro.
tcaiion II il hoped this pr.ce viii Place il ithn
the reach OF all - the poor - wen IA tho .l.
A great superiority OF tis relnciy ~ser aiv
other ev ~ discovered fof thu scfy end 80 lssia
cur, u ln's4rnirents u, that y ruhtsia no Vui-
nihe or lu.nera, con yclncntN y vro,iurct no
allnism or other injurious cfrects whatever u.on
n = .onstitutsvn ThnHc cured ~ 4 are irft ~
he..thv as VI ahey hsi never had tba disease.
Fever ana = gus - not ne TIE Consequence
a The f asr'atic y, 500. = g'et rsrletr VI "a
oruers Aria. rspa ~ irriisnon, aia.nb VII u
are .eura' ,i., lshtrii 4'isn, Cont, Headache.
BDulnels, onthsche, hsrsehc, 'atarrh, At's-
ma taip,ta lill, Fsifin.' AM lipH o. tic Ni'cen
Ur-tetics, Pain ~ t'ie " sels. Y W, Para ~.
ana Iersrg ,ucni Il Il e stomach ~ OF whirh
ua.n originating M this c.usc, lnt ON no i'.r
t.rmitten, type, os become peri.slirtl 1hit
"SuRi' cN.eis tue t"'t ~ from We NtfV"f' 'nii
consaaucniiy cures Licm 81 aliae Il IN j.
valuable protection tn immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing tho hiala
rioas districts. II taken occasionally =, u.hy
crctcd from the svster. aud cannot aceErr Unite
In sun cicat quantity II ripen into 4 e.'
Hence 1t Is even moro vhluabie ioT v ct. ~
Gan cnre: and few will ever suffer from ls,''-
MIttents " they avail themselves OF tho prots .
ton this remedy affords.
Tor Liver Eoplpio infs, arising from torp'
- he I txsgr 4 Ia n
Mating the Liver into healthy activity, ART ro.
ducing many truly remarkable cures wnere
other medicines fail.
pRHpARED ~
DR.. J. c. AVER Is CO., Lowell, hsss.,
Prsetiess awd Analytical CAs--ts<s.
AND GOLD ALI. ROUND TAR wOkLD.
PRICE,, sf.c0 TER BOTTLE.
April 2. 1884,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague. Intc-mittont Fever.
Chll fover, Aeillttent Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fsvor. &C..
and indeed all tho affections which srisc
nom malariouA, marsh. CT miasmsi.c
poisonA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

W Mr.. Horace Scott, OF the Jeflcr-
sonsille II. R. 10 now President Of the
New Albany Air Line road: Aug.
Bradley having resigned in order that
he might he elected. Mr.. Bradley Is
Wee President, with the other officers
unchanged. wehope the way may no W
he found out to secure ths resumption
" w~rk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
illustrated history of Indiana

y
A foil and authentic Civil and Political
History Of the State from its first ex-
ploration down 20 1875. including an
account Of the Commercial Agricul-
tnral and Educational Growth OF In
diaua, with historical sketches nj cit
les. towns and villages. Narratives OF
Pioneer Life, Biographical Sketches
and Portraits Of Promiuant Men. Past
and Present, and History OF each
County Separately, by Dewitt C..
Goodrich aud Prot. Chas. X. futile
Indianapolis: Richard =. Pesls & Co.,
Publishers.
This work is ore that has been much
needed. and will be OF great advantage
10 the seeker after knowledge. II is
well written. and carefully compiled,
contains shou, 100 pages of interesting
reading. printed in the best style, and
splendiiy illustrated with between one
and two hundred engavings Of objects
Of historical interest. Mr.. VIM. G.
Young has the agency for this county,
aud will wait on citizens for subscrip-
tons ia short time. Ii is sold ONLY
through agents, and cannot yet be pro-
cured at the bookstores, and several
thousand copies have already been sold.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

No ono remedy IL 'ouicr
calle.i .or b, ne necessities or
the American people Than
snrc and sate cure for Fever
and Ague. Sach we are now
enabl, 70 oifel with a perfect
certainty THAI Il will sdtaic
the disease, ana v.tn sssnr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

FsyMErArioN.-W We ara indebted TO
Co. SUPP Brundick for the following
table showing the enumeration Of chit
drcn in Dubois county. as reported bv
the different Trustees IN each township.
As a matter OF interest TO many we pub
lish also in the table the number which
would have been embraced in the town
ships a. formerly constituted; ard also
the total enumeration ten years ago. II
will be seen the increase Of children
has hardly kept pace with the increase
Of population generally, during that
period:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

Agents Wanted to Sell
The Political, porSonal, and Propert,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

sor the relief and
cure Of all ieranso-
ments In the stom-
a>.h, liver, and bow
els. They are . nild
npericnt, and IN
excellent purgatlye.
Being purely vege-
table, Ley contain
no mercury or nine
raj whsieyer. Much
serious sickness Ani
suffering Is prevent
ell nv their tirltiv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

yog SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

JARVIS AND THE FUNERAL.-There is q
story related OF Jarvis, the distinguished
painter. TO the effect that, walking down
Broadway one day. he saw before him
dark looking foreigner, bearing under his
arm 8 small red cedar cigar box. he
stepped Immediately into his wake"
and whenever be met friend (Which was
once In two or three minutes, tor the
popular artist knew everybody he
would beckon him with wink 10 stall
into line" behind. BY and by, the man
turned down one of the cross streets. iol.
lowed closely by Jarvis and bis "tail.'
Attracted by the measured tread OF ~
many feet. be turned around abruptly.
and, seeing the procession that followed
In his footsteps, he exclaimed; what Tor
de, debble Is dis' What for you take me.
eh ?" Sir exclaimed Jarvis, with an
air OF profound respect. 1--WE sa" you
going to the grave alone with the body OF
your dead infant. and we took opportuni'
" to offer our sympathy. and TO follow
your babe to tho tomb" The msn eE'
planned, in his broken manner, that the
box contained only cigars, and be svineed
bis gratitude. for the interest which had
been manifested In his behalf.by breaking
i. open and dispensing them very literally
TO the mourners. Scribner's Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28
The Cefltdur,

The Centaur. or bull killer, was half
man and halt horse and pictures usually
represent it shooting with bow and
arrow. They were said to be wild and
savage. OF a grest size. covered Wild
hair, and living in the forests and noun
tains. There were real men In Thessaly,
a province of Greece, who spent most OF
their time on horseback hunting bulisi
and It is thought that the fable Of the
Cen,aurs had its origin in them.
Although great Improvement on the
H,rpy and some other monsters, the
Centaur could not be very agreeable
companion; and no one will be sorry
that there never WAS such creature
From "Some Queer Animals," 81. Mich.
olas, Oct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

ROUGH ON EDIToRs s-President Grant
has not only nice appreciation OF humor.
but on occasion is apt at repartee. Dur
ing his recent vacation at Long Branch
he was called to Washington on public
business, and while there was handed for
signature several commissions OF post
masters. There were also presented TO
him Il number Of petitions, among them
one from citizens of Vineand, New Jer-
sey, Tor the removal oi Mr. Lands from
the postmastership. Mr.. L., it will be
remembered, is the gentleman who IN an
informal and impromptu manner PRO
noted" small globe OF lead into the
brain of Mr.. Carrulh. the editor OF the
Vineland paper The President asked.
"ls there any irregularity in Mr.. Land
ISIS accounts ?"
Not any" replied the pleasant-voiced
Postmaster General.
lis the Office well conducted ?"
mo complaint on that score"
''Iutemperate habits?"
Nothing of the kind charged"
"Whst is the objection ?"
THE petitioners say he is rather OBJ.
noxious. and that change would be
satisfactory"
WELL" replied the President. with the
slightest possible twinkle at the P. NJ g..
"he doesn't appear to have done anything
but shoot an editor. and don't see how
| can remove him on that
The papers remain on file in the
archives OF the republic--EDIroR's
DRAWER. in Harper'S Magazine for
OCTOBER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28
The Steam Siren.

The Austrian NebelhorH, or fog trum.
pet, was until recently one Of the most
powerful instruments known for the
transmission OF sound through dense log.
This instrument gives deep note like
that of an organ. by means OF movable
metallic reeds vibrated by steam, and
these sounds are sent out in any given
direction through trumpet. The sound
given by this instrument has been heard
at q distance of sixteen nautical miles.
But the steam siren patented by Mr..
Brown. OF New York City, eclipses all
other wind instruments for the genera.
tion of an intense and far-reaching sound.
This instrument consists of a rotating
disc placed upon fixed disc. each disc
having formed in it radial Sits One
disc is fixed across the throat OF trum'
pet, 16 1.2 feet long and B inches In diam
eter where the disc crosses 1t. and
gradually opening out until at the other
extremity it reaches diameter OF TWO
feet three inches. Behind tho liked disc
is the rotating one. driven by separate
mechanism. The trumpet is mounted
ON a boiler. About seventy pounds
pressure of steam has been employed.
As the rotating disc rotates rapidly pulls
OF steam escape, and as these vibrations
ran;dlv succeed each other, sound of
great intensity is produced. the pitch oil
which depends upon the intensity with
which the puffs succeed each other, or
unon the velocity OF rotation OF the Disc
precisely as in the acoustic instrument
called the siren, used Ia physical appa-
ratns to illustrate the truth that the pitch
of sound depends upon lhe number Oh
aerial vibrations produced In given
time. This steam siren has been ekper
imented upon by Professor Tyndail III
his recent Investigations upon Tue
propagation OF sounds through logs anu
under other atmospheric conditions aho
hss proved very far superior to artillery
in signalling through fog-fr0m Ce's
byated Lighthouses IN America" hr''SH'
for September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

manners bendod. while other women
were estimated merely by their virtues,
they were Waived only from their accom-
plisbments. These reasons will in q
degree account for the honors which the
votaries OF Venus so often received in
Greece. Otherwise we should have
been at loss TO understand why six or
seven writers had exerted their talents
TO celebrate the courteZars OF Athens;
why three great painters had uniformly
devoted their pencil to represent them
on canvass. We should hardly have
believed that so many illustrious men
had courted their society; that Aspasia
had been consulted in deliberations OF
peace and war; that Phrine had statue
OF gold placed between the statues OF
two kings at Delphos, and that alter
their death magnificent tombs had been
erected TO their memory.
Such however was the homage which
that enthusiastic people, voluptuous aud
passionate. paid to beauty aud INTEL.
igence. devoid OF virtue. More guided
by sentiment aud emotion than by reason
and virtuous love, and having laws
rather than principles, they banished their
great men. honored their courtezans.
murdered Socrates. permitted themselves
TO be governed by the courtesan Aspasia.
preserved the honor OF their marriage
bed-so TAR rs the honor OF their wives
pertain ed-and placed Phrine, another
courtesan. in the temple Of Apollo.
MAINE HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
WATERFORD. Sept.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28
potttp.
The AnSicer.
nrNAEY l.. RITTER.

nc NiHl "Why should your SOM. bc always sad
~ psantiye In lis how
Look outward % the lessons, wise and rial
la7t God and nature show.
'y draw from that immortal rouut the force.
To forge anew youy chams
what mage touch shall finally divorce
Tho spirit from the plius''
Tue -"eet aroma Of the ~un-kiz-c, piuo
Lived in the vicwleSs air.
the peace and silence o. DAY divine
Scame'i am unsPoken prayer
A"' gazing up, she saw uot shade or light,
bnt dear ewes looking down:
The sllcnled brow, thc hair where threads Of
white,
"icained brightly through the brown.
>'sh'us she s.oopal, and from the grass and weed
Tia, grew about their feet
Gathered q flower as simple'as her needs
\ snowy Marguerite.
Aud while the Stainless petals fell, again
Ills quick ear listening caught
t'e on repeated, doubling. Old refrain,
lie ioyes, "He loves me not"
- Serb ~ for OrfoLer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28
THE
l)rforo Democrat
-fS
i.Acd ENtry Tuesday Morning. by
GEO. II. WATKINS,
!-Jitor and Proprietor.
rr.- ~ NrgIgRr B.r.f-..r mn

Is H. BR0UN PoIaical Editor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

-"Buy a trunk. Pat," said dealer.
"And what for should buy q trunk =
replied Pat. ITO put your clothes in"
"And 90 nakedw exclaimed PAT. mot
a bit OF it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

"A Chicago boy OF ten says that when
bis paranu get into q fight. and bis
mother calls for fat.iron and his father
wells for the stove-handle, he is placed in
A most embarrassing position. ss he is
sure to get licked, no matter who he
minds.
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rojessional Cards, Sc.

lt.rgFrIt. ALrEgp L. EVANS,
i u..t t.r N, Notary Public,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
Scrap Books.

A .elssiid sssors sen. ~ scRAP BDJES
have been esFr- ally prepared fas the hsh ~
s<ssDn- ard M fe~s-nt sf mses r~~rasnsns
isi.sess can be selected Es s.atl-Nas ~
lady. old sr SssGs.
No. .. Half Lossd. sissk sid~s. gin hs~h,
~ kpl Isis ~
No 2 half e-,und. sisth sides. ga, kA<s.
SO DpL issfs 10
Ne l. y all msfoees. bssessi board. git
and ssssgos. veO nsk. -, 81 la
Les,ss~S Ia order IN sob ~ y>ss arh itns.
prses-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17

Strap Book HIss;r-s.oas s.d Bys~ssg fTsss
C.psssL
A large collection 81 plesases - diss-snt
rSes snd on almost svery sbis salgsrs
have zen Pat up IN s6 . t~rsr,irs snrsiDpe.
ssd ere seS oa~rsd 81 . price ibtss1sd "a
make them povuiss 10 ever sesse.
Ea-eispe No. 4. e~oatsinins 80 ssaa,ifas
engraving . V nos sesdy, and siu k~ seat
povtaxss paid. to sod sdaye.s for ONE boil
LAR A liberal diseexas TO agents SD
tsssben-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
THE AlOlNE C0MpaNY'S
New Pub1icatiMs.
sO.o ONLY az SUBSCRIPTION.
TIE ALpISE; THE ART JOURNAL ~
AMERICA.

This ,r'eudd enterprise IL not only n
sustained in every feature. bat l. ssiis esn-
srastiy developed sni im~rosei. IL t"-is,
stands vi bout q rival In The Whsle worti 20
periodical liI.rstar,. The beautiful dog
portrait. "M,n's Unseih.h Friend. .
chrome rrrs-n:es "a every sns'cr,eet. - =
decided biz. and ~iil n psr..ble. aid Ia The
popularity which ia wsrk has ss'sei. Th7
ART UNION feature Ai-o pc Raires s-~at
aud her e6c.nt =, ult.. In ar.a.ins ,abi,c iH-
isrest IN the hns art,- Circulars and tai an
tot matiJn ON application.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17

TIE Icsc:g az. iov.gai,
Al Coat Of Is Costs q Part
PAsra !. ia III hss Jrsr PrsLisHsn
THE ART JOURNAL

Complete in Il monthly parts. o, 81 .sch Re-
ptoiaciss the be.. full pAs- iliastrsti4.s
from the earlier volumes of I he AldiBs.
Each monthly part vii sooisin sss . ap~gs
pla'e- Oil accom- psnyins dec rtfivs = .i'-y
aud whether BOT bi.diss 30 framing. Oh -
entirely beyspd competition IN pf,sso or srts.
tie character EyeTy impression sti b. most
carefully tsken on the bns-t ,sBef paS~r.
and no pains Gill be spsssi o. make his, the
richest produ- ,oa 81 press uhssh he, ga.
In . masveiossly short tine. . ssnf.vhs
r.p1tstton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17

In ,ou siisx>e Nth r-e<sssd r~xs~u. The
ssslsssss 81 % ALDIxE have psspss~1
imcs-se8sss ~ nssy II thess meet bssst1fnt
Dissss er sAs~e- y~stsst frss,as
IL sSsass np>sstef sa . s<.gffni tst@t
srsss ~. ssa . ksnfssDe red l-srser iiss.
10 sssssA IN g:s<s. u 10 s.iy Isft tr TIE
eurss0ss ~ sssss ssd ssId ever as sir>ssy
sta bed bsfses. sod tts asy 10 dsse b. .
ehiA.
z sss5e<ss. fzrts ise. &C.: viii sav. s>-
sss 81 tbs ssss fss no. vs~s ssseessss .
Get; % psssnh-ra
ssuhs>ssz- iss1zix ~. DE-, vish sis.. ".
ssay>rss. s51xs5S in. lie. vfsh gss-s -.
Il susjs<ss. ttxss h.. be- visA sis.L faa
SGT b. nail. vstSsss siass. boss-pssd. fss
pSies.
CANvAsSERS WANTED.
IN Xico1 co,RASY,
So Maiden LAos. Nsv Yest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
THREE EpsTloNa.
Weekly. n Weekly, and
Daily.

1BtablIbsd lse than sArss Zsass sse - .
1sp~Fessnfstivs Rep1bliess fsPse. plslss1
% nsi.tsia ed detsnd the I~sissPlss and or
3 ee. e. faf e see scs,SP y. n :s%s ssss! ff g
tie forefront Of Journalism and achieved Q
saeesn unprecedented In the history Of sach
s~ntsrpress. By universal asssst Il he's bssa
aaigHed position -
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lNIkKsDCkAN,
JIl9 Lake St. Chicago
st. NichoDa8for
1874,
A Book for Boys and Girls.

OF this book Chssles DuaIy Wasnes
writes:
In the hound volume Of 8, Nicholas with
IL glory Of red and sold. ve have Q perma.
pent addition TO the literature of the youue.
Never before has % much literary md and
artistic talent co-operAted in the service of
children. Its . continual educator Of their
taste ond Of their honor and courage. do
Dot - hoy it ca Be naAe any better, and
n the children don't like IL. ! think il d time
g begin 70 change The kind Of ohildren in
this oou1t1y."
St. Nicholas for 1875.
The peosrsctus Of the second volume shown
that there u 70 b "a falling %. bot an In
GREASE in il Literary and pictorial attrac.
tons, Anon1 the ether attractive features
Tve srlsalia Serial stmiss,
THE Young Surveyor"
- Ut TRov3lIDax, sakAes q IL Jack
8asnId Stories. oen
EIGHT COUSINS
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