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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-31

THs standard remedies for all diseAses o. the
lung are sCExscK's PrLxoSIc srKCr. ScnsScxs
SEA wsKD ToSIc and ecEKScxs MAsDRAxI
PTLls and II taken besors the Lungs destroyed,
q speedy cure IL effected
To thess three medicines DR. J. n echerck. OF
Phtl.celphis owes bis unrvsled s1ccess In The
treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulnonie Strip rpens the morbid matter
IN the lrngs: nature throws IL OF By an easy ex-
pecforAiion- FOR when the phiegm lnAt--r IL ripe
eight con u will throw Il oG the patient kae r<s
and the lungs begin 10 heal
To enAhke the Pulnonic syrp 20 do this
sckenck's santraks Pills and scheacks ses
" ED Tonic INST BE freely used to cleanse the
stomach and liver. Scherck's Mandrake p1ie set
the liver. removing al DISTINCTIONS. r-lAx the
gAli-blAdter the bile starts freely and The liver u
soon relieved
Schencka- Sea Weed Tonic IL gentle stinElans
and Alternative. the Aikal OF which Il Il composed
mixes with the food ard prevents sourfng. II -
s=rs the digestion by toning Mp the stomach - .
healthy coalition. 20 that the food and the Pull
rsouie syrup Will make good blood; then the lungs
he-l and the patient viii surely get vel II care y
taken 70 prevent fresh cod.
AL Who wish 70 consult Or. Schenck- either per
son.ily o. By ietter. do 30 4. bis I~incpA Ct
zee. corner OF Sixth and ARCH Srs-. ftllAdelphlA
ever Monday.
schencks Medicines sre sold By al truggiss
throGgh0Gf the country.
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Mr.. Norris Mix lives in the town Of
Hamaen. on the line ~ the Canal
Railroad. His house j. bat few feet
distant from the track. Mr.. Mix l. a
subscriber 10 the ErcHiHy Register, and
for years the baggage-master on the
evening train outward bound has been
in the habit OF throwing the Register
from the car door as the train moved
past his house. Otherwise It's worthy
proprietor could not have the benefit Of
the latest news till next morning. Mr..
Nix kept dog. one Of those fine
spotted, smooth-hairedc oack-dogs, and,
having long since come 10 lie reason
sble conclusion THAI 70 enjoy ones
leisure a. home one should seek 70 take
the fe~cst steps possible. he has taught
his dog ID watch he train. the baggage
master. aud the paper as il Is thrown
from the car. Seiziag the paper in his
teeth, the dog brings it TO his master,
who sits by the comfortable fire waiting
It's arrival ~ matter whore on the
premises the dog may be, when the
sound OF the wheels or whistle II that
particular train Is heard. he takes his
position. What Is equally wonderful,
the dog never notices other than The
mail train. He needs no instructions,
but each day, a. If comprehending the
consequences OF failure 10 get the paper,
like a good dog, he watches and waits
Once in = great while the train goes by
and leaves no paper. Missing the paper
causes the dog 70 be greatly disturbed.
and be waits impatiently during the
night. knowing the paper viii surely ap-
pear from the downward train in the
morning. When 1t arrives he seizes il
with the greatest delight and carries ii
70 his master. The dogs age Is six
years.-Netr EIGrcE Rcgister.
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sEAs0NABLE RECIPES.

Remedy for Sore Morh.-Sage tea,
sweetened with honey. II is also good
for chapped lips.
10 Strengthen Tinegar.-Freeze il
and remove the ice from the top. The
water alone freezes, and the strength
remains.
SnoV Cake.--i cup Of butter, ? Of SUI
gar, whites Of eggs, ] cup Of sweet
milk. teaspoonful Of soda, and Of
cream-tarter. Flavor with lemon.
Sponge Pllddirg--S eggs, the weight
Of the eggs in butter, sugar and -four
! teaspoonful Of cream-tartar, and 4
teaspoonful Of soda. Is best with wine
sauce
CdIsdoHiap Crcam.-The whites Of ?
eggs, ? spoonfuls u loaf sugar, Of
raspberry jam, Of currsnt jelly; all TO
spoon will stand alone in it.
CocoanW Pudding the grated
meat Of a cocoAnut take eggs, 8 large
spoonfuls Of sugar, teacup OF butter
and little soda. Line dish with puff
paste and ill with the mixture. Bake
in quick oven.
White Mountain C1ks.-1 pound Of
white sugar, teacup of butter, cup
iui Of sweet milk, the whites of 10 eggs,
teaspoonful of soda, teaspoonful of
cream-tartar. 3 cups of -four. Flavor
with vanilla or almond Bake in jelly
cake pans with icing between. Icing
for the cake: ] pound Of fine white
sugar, the whites Of 8 eggs. The flavor
Of a grated cocoanut il very nice in il.
Peru Custard. -Make clstard with
pint Of cream, eggs, cup of sugar.
Flavor TO suit the taste. Place it in .
glass dish and lay sliced cake over il.
Whip whites Of eggs to froth, stir in
pulyerized sugar, and spread over the
cake; ornament with colored sugar
sand. Or, instead OF the whites Of
eggs, stir powdered sugar into ounce
or apply Jelly and spread over the cake.
To Renore Rt4st from Steel Dinner
knives sometimes get rusty and may be
Frightened By covering with sweet oil
let il stand for IS hours and rub with
un-laked lime. or powdered brick. A
fine-grain red brick, finely powdered, is
good for polishing knives. Whiting is
an excellent article for cleaning and pol
ishing silver, britannia, tin, etc, when
properly used, making II look almost
like new. They should first be rubbed
with il wet, then polished with dry.
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A Wsmsa Relieved Of q Subm arlne Mon.
sfer.

Dr. Joseph Anthony Bryant contrib
utes the following 10 the West Plains
(Ao.) Journal: On the 9th Of February
lat Was called professionally 20 see
Mary Mosirr, lady 60 years Of AGE,
who lives near Cane fill, Cedar Coun-
~, Ne. She has been confined 10 her
bed ever since last April, and has been
attended by a number of eminent ply
sicians Of this and other counties with
out any permanent benefit. On exam
ination OF this mysterious case found
the disease sealed in the duodenum and
embracing large portion Of the ab-
domiHal cavity. % the rightward; great
torpidliy ~ the bowels prevailed, but
they ielded slowly upon pressure with
q gIr-iing sound Great prOstrati0n u
the nervous 81 stem, with grea; emacia-
ton aud wa-tiag Of flesh. and neural
GA. went to constitute deplorabie con
dltion Of this case. / put this
woman on a course OF Alternative
aperent medicines. bathed the stom-
ach and bowels with sweet oil
and camphor. and directed her to drink
copiuu- drsughts II slippery elm water,
with injections Of the same. On the
eighth Cay from the time | commenced
this treatment the patient commenced
disch4rging from the bowels large guam
ties =. thick. Shiny. white mGcus, re-
sembing in consistency the whites Of
eggs. ,ni with it = f'efr0miSen No,fHHs
- submarine monster of the eel fami-
ly (such Is the opinion Of the writer)-
and We can readily conceive how the
egg germ of reptiles may be taken into
the human stomach. But how il could,
in embryo, remain subject to the action
and deyOaring influences Of the gastric
juices, Is beyond my comprehension
This monster Of creation was careful
IN preserved in alcohol. and. without
my knowledge or con sent, placed in the
hands OF DR. c. y. Alder, Young ply
stefan of Cane Hill, who viii place it
before the Medical Board OF Wise Ones,
At the Louisville Medical College, for in
specii1n.
In conclusion, Jet me call the stten-
ton OF physicians 20 the wonderful
medicinal properties OF the ulmHs pNlca,
or slippery elm-precious gift from
bene6cent creator for the healings Of
the nations. Ia the present case there
can be no question that it was the in
strumcnt through which this large
foreign mass was removed from the in
testinal tube 81 the subject under con-
sideration. Not only this, but the
writer has knowledge Of this agent re-
moving from the human stomach other
animals Of enormous magnitude, one Of
the astounding length Of l35 feet.
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Rather than administer the com

Rather than administer the com
muni0n 10 one who does not believe in
a personal devil, the Rev. Flzvell Cook,
Of Christ Church, Clifton. England, has
resigned his living, worth $500 year.
The litigation in this case has filed 3
large space in the English newspapers,
the Court of last resort deciding that
Mr.. jenkins could not be denied the
communion because Of his belief on the
point stated.
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brown exerywhrre Our ~e r~crirrt hecaass
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, 1876-10-01
5 WESTERN TRADE.
+: Representative Houses.

: Tur OPENING OF branch house in Chicago
T. Stewart g. Co. is large addition tc
the importance Of Chicago rs business centre,
md is evidence Of tho fact that the business
men Of the West prefer to buy in Chicago rather
1thau in New York The Western buyer is an
-;tnteIlicent one, and to the extent of his means
i*]rays wants the best. The tendency Of intelli
Trent merchants is largely to encourage this de-
imand, for experience has taught TINT the dealer
those goods and whose manner Of doing bust
ness has attained public celebrity is not only
..nabled to sell, but forced to sell, at moderate
mices, and to furnish a good article. In every
country in the world weu-established mercan-
] tile reputation is very valuable element in
business, and recognized as the very best guar
! .ntees stranger can have in making purchases.
countYman thinks h1 is buying watch very
cheap at some auction shop. He hears every
representation made that will be likely to ill
3pence the sale,-yet il the same eountryman
applied to n. Matson d. Co. be would have
learned that every representation made would
conform to the truth, and that whntcver he
bought had intrinsic value
The purpose of the iuclosed scheme Of news
papcr advertising is to bring intelligent and re-
eponsible buyers into wider acquaintance with
dealers Of established reputation, to the mu-
tual advantage Of both.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-05-12
L0zCS--- General.

the State of Maryland hereby pledges its faith
to accept and abide by the award OF the said
arbitrators in the premises as final and con-
elusive; provided however, that neither of the
said States, nor the citizens thereof, shall by
the decision of the said arbitrators, be deprived
of any of the rights and privileges enumerated
and set forth in the compact between them,
entered INTO in the year seventeen hundred
and eighty-fve, but that the same shall remain
to, and be enjoyed by said States, and the citi-
zens thereofforever; and provided further, that
the landboders on either side of the line of
boundary between the said States, as the same
may be ascertained and determined by the sa id
award shall IN no manner be disturbed there
by, in their title to, and possession Of their
lands, as they may be al the date oil said award
but shall in any case, hold and possess the
same as if their SAID titles and possession had
been derived under the laws of the State in
which, by the fixing Of the said line by the
terms of the said award, they may be ascer-
tanned to be.
Sec ,. And be it enacted, That until the
final adjustment and settlement Of the said
line Of boundary, the temporary line across the
Chesapeake Bay, known as the Lovett David
son line, shall be faithfully observed by the
citizens of the said two States
Sec 8. And be il enacted, That if, in the
recess of the Legislature a vacancy shall occur
by reason Of the death, resignation or refusal
to act, of any of the persons herein appointed
to settle and determine the said line of bound
AIRY as aforesaid, fit person, or persons shall
be appointed by the concurrent action of the
Governor of Maryland and the Governor of
Virginia. or of the Legislature of the latter
State, as the may be, who with those al
ready appointed and who may act in the pre-
misses, shall exercise the powers and perform
the duties defined and imposed in the first sec
ton of this Act.
Sec. 4. And be it enacted, That the Govern
or is hereby requested to forward a copy Of
this act to the Governor of Virginia, with a
request that he present the same to the Gener-
al Assembly of that State, and that he com
municate to the Honorable James b. Beck, his
appointment under this act, and request his
acceptance of the same.
Sec. 5. And be it enacted, that this act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
We bereby certify that the aforegoing is a true
and perfect copy Of an act passed the Cen
eral Assembly Of Maryland at The January
session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON y. KIDD,
Chief CLERK House Of Delegates.
Approved April 3, 1876.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-05-12
TCHAPTER 1913.
BOUNDARY LINE.
Approved April 7, 1876.
AN ACT

Supplementary to an Act to designate the ar
bitrators to ascertain and fix the boundary
between the States Of Virginia and Mary
land, approved April the ele zenith, eighteen
hundred and seventy-four.
WHEREAS, BY an act Of the General As
sembly Of Maryland, passed at the January
session, eighteen hundred and seventy four,
chapter two hundred and forty-seven, entitled
an act to designate the arbitrator TO ascertain
and fix the boundary between the States Of
Virginia and Maryland, it was provided that
the settlement and determination Of the true
line of boundary between the States Of Virginia
and Maryland, be referred to the Honorable
jeremiah s. Black Of Pennsylvania, and the
Honorable William a. Graham Of North Caro-
lima, and third person to be selected by them,
and they did select accordingly as a third per-
son. the Honorable Charles a. jenkins, of
Georgia, but the said William A. Graham, has
since departed this life; nov for filling the
vacancy thereby created and for carrying out
the purposes of the said act, therefore,
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, with the concurrence
of the State Of Virginia, That the said Honor
able jeremiah S. Black, and the Honorable
James B. Beck, of Kentucky, and the said
Honorable Charles A. Jenkins, do proceed to
ascertain and determine true line of bound
airy between the States Of Virginia and Mary
land, and to make and deliver their award in
writing, any two Of them concurring therein.
Each State shall have the right to be repre-
scented by counsel before the arbitrators under
such regulations as they may prescribe, and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-05-12
L01US--- General.
AN ACT

AN All
TO repeal and re-enact chapter two hundred
and seventy nine of the Acts passed January
session, eighteen hundred and seventy, entitled
can Act to amend the Act of Assembly of
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, chapter
two hundred and nincty-two adding an adj
dtional section to Article ffty-one of the
Code of public General Laws, under the ii tie
of Landlord and Tenant, by repeating the
same and re-enacting the same as follows;
Section /. Be it enacted by the General As
semby Of Maryland, That the Act of Assembly
of 1863 chapter 292, adding an additional sec
ton to Article ffy-ono of the Code of Public
General Laws entitled Landlord and Tenant,
be, and the same is hereby repealed and re-en-
acted as follows
y. In all cases of renting lands wherein Il
share Of the growing crop or crops shall be re-
served as rent or wherein advances by the land
lord have been made upon the faith Of the crops
TO be grown, said rent reserved aud such adj
vanccs made shall be n lien ON such crop or
made thereof by the tenant or by any admins
traitor of a deceased tenant or by the assignment
of the tenant in insolvency, or by the process Of
law ISSUED against the tenant, provided, that at
the time of the said renting the contract under
and by which the said advances are to be made
shall be reduced to writing duly attcslcd and
executed by the said landlord and tenant
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That the provisions
OF this Act shall only apply to the counties of
st. Nary's Prince Georges, Charles and Cal
vert.
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify that the oforegoing is a true
and perfect copy of IN Act passed the General
Assembly of Maryland, at the January session,
1876.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
Approved April 8, 1876.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-05-12
[CHAPrER 3l5.l
SHEEP HUSBl.NDRY.
AN ACT


For the protection of Sheep IIusbandry
Section l. BE it enacted by The General As-N
semby Of Maryland That if any dog or dogs
shall be detected in killing. irjuriug or pursu-
ing any sheep, the owner Of said sheep = =
have full power and right to kill said
dogs unless said dog or dogs shall
escaped TO his, her or their owners
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, r
person whose sheep have been kille
jured by any dog or dogs, may proceed az
the owner of such dog or dogs before any
tlce of the Peace of This State having jurisdic.
lion within the county where the killing OF
lnIuring may have occurred who shall forth-t
with issue summons for the owner of such
dog or dogs, and for such witnesses az may he
necessary TO ascertain the amount OF Il smaeee
sustained by such killing or injuring. aid 8n-h
Justice Of the Peace shall forthwith give .dg-
ment for such damages as may be ascertained,
which shall be collected as other debts in sif3
State are collected, and such Justice aha aIsp.-
require the owner of such dog or dos- al.
bond with good and sufficient security "a tbs
gum OF not less tlan fifty dollars, that such dog
or dogs shal not tlareafler Kill 81 mlae any
sheep, and upon failure Of such owner Of such
dog or dogs 20 give such security then said
Justice Of the Peace shall require some one O
the cons;ables Of the county TO proceed forth
with to kill such dog or dogs, and said consta-
Bile for such killing shall be allowed The sum
OF one dollar for each dog killed by him upon
such order by the Justice Of the Peace as afore-
said 10 be taxed against the owner of such
dog or dogs part of the costs IN such case,
provided that nothing in this act shall be con-
strued to prevent the right 81 appeal az liz
other cases. and provided further, lhat Caro-.
line, Cecil, Howard, Dorchester, Wieomico
and Worcester counties be exempted from the
provisions Of this act.
Sec 3. And be it further enacted, That all
acts or parts Of acts inconsistent with this act
be, and the same are hereby repealed and that
this act shall take effect from the date Of it's
passage.
We hereby certify that the aioregoing is true
and perfect copy of an act passed the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, ut the anuary
session, 1876.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of tie Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
Approved April 3, 1876.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-05-12
[CHAPrER 357 ]
EYIDENCE
AN ACT

70 repeal section three of Article thirty-seyen
Of the Code Of Public General Laws, entitled
Evidence" and to enact in lieu thereof the
following.
seston l. he il enacted by the General AS
aemby Of Maryland, That section three of
Article thirty seven of the Code of Public
General Laws, entitled Evidence" be and the
same Is hereby re,elled and the following
enacted in lien thereof
3 In the trial ofalI indictments, complaints,
and other proceedings againsi persons charged
with the commission Of crimes and offences
and in all proceedings ia the nature of Grim
inal proceedings ia any court of this State sad
before a Justice Of the Peace or other ofi
acting judicially, the person so charged sEaI
at his own request but not otherwise, be
deemed competent witness; but the neglect
or refusal Of any such person to testify shall
not create any presumption against him.
Sec. 2. And be il enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing il -
true and perfect copy Of an act passed
General Assembly Of Maryland at Tho
uary session, 1876.
AUGUSTUS GAssAWAY,
Secretary Of the SET
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk House of Dele gates
Approved April 7, 1876.
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LnzOs--- General.

other tax or taxes as may be hereafter
time to time prescribed By law, and the G
troller of the Treasury shall annually lie
same State taxes on the shares of capt.
of all banks, State or National and
corporated institutions and compan'
State, the shares of whose capital sto
law, liable TO assessment and taxation
Sec 2. And be it enacted, That this
take effect from and after the date o
sage.
We hereby certify that til ilforegoing
and perfect copy Of an Act passed
eral Assembly of Mar, lnsd,-d the Janua
session, 1876
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
Secretary Of the Ssna.el
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegales. !
Approved April 8, 1876.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-05-12
CHAPTER 1851
TESTA MENT1RY In w.
Approved April 8, 1876.
AN ACT

TO repeal section one hundred an thirty 81 K
ofartcle ninety three Of the Code of Pub
lie General Laws, entitled Parliamentary
Law" subtitle "Distribution" and to re
enact the same.
Section J.. BE it enacted BY the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That he one hundred aud
thirty-sixth section of article ninety-three of
the Code of Public General Laws, entitled
"Testamentary Law Subtitle "Distrijntion ,
be, and The same is hereby repealed and re.
enacted 80 as to reld as follows.
1876. If there be no widow or relations OF
the in'e,tate within the fifth degree, which
shall he reckoned by counting down from the
common ancestor 10 the more remote, the
whole surplus sh III belong to the State, and
shall be paid 10 the Board Of County School
Comm issioncrs Of The county wherein letters Of
shall be granted upon the es-
tate Of the deceased, for the use Of the Public
Schools Of said county.
Sec. ?. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date Of ils pas
sage
We hereby certify that the aforegoing ID
true and perfect copy Of an act passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland at the Jan
uary session, 1876
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAI,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April 8, 1876.