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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
Oxford Declines the American In
Collegiate Challenge.
EnRIand's Prospects in the NeWfOu
land Fisheries
Iueasiness in New Orleans Crooked
whisky Circles.

Uneasiness in New Orleans Crooked
whisky Circles.
NEW ORLEANS, February Patrick
Harmon, indicted, charged with falsely
inspecting one hundred packages OF dis
titled spirits, when 3 government official,
was arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and
bsiIed at five thousand dollars. The re-
port that the government will order all
those indicted here upon the
charge of conspiracy to defraud, where
coIIusion with western distillers can be
shown, shall be taken to st. Louis or
Evansville for trial, increases the un-
easiness OF the crooked whisky people
who have, until now, generally appeared
unconcerneC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

ADvTcEs from the CsPe Of Coed Hope
report that ths IImbezi mission Euc-
cesdsd in placing the steamer Oh Lake
Nysuza. Seven hundred natives were
employed 10 carry the vessel past MUr
chfzan eafarrcts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

TIE New York Sun says that the
movement TO mzke SsnstOr Conkling
the Presidential candidate of the New
York Rsplblica2s. meets with no eG.ct-
i've opposition among the Republican
Irc.. Of tie Slafs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

VANDERBILT hss just bought one
hundIed end forty thousand tons OF steel
rail at siZty-,hreo dollars per ton, and
purposes laying all the railroad lines he
controls with them in time for the Cen
tenDial. A few months ago he could
not have bought these rails for double
the mrva-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

THE Rlssisn telegIapbic agency has
special edvices fro n COns!sutinople that
the porte, In order to eradicate insur-
rection, is disposed to recognize the in
dependence o. Montenegro, and oeie to
IL port on the Adriatic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
AT EVA ANsYILLE, IND.
The German Church and State Difficult
ty Not Yet Settled.

BERLIN, February 2 1t is said that
negotiations for compromise between
church and state have come. to a COM
p,eta stand-still, and that the UItramon-
lanes are sgsin disposed to chow their
old bitterness in opposition to the pres
ent government. Reichenspergar's
pamphlet will urge the church to insist,
as q condition Of compromise, upon the
deposition Of DR.. Folk, Prusslan minis.
ter Of ecclesiastical affairs and public in
stTuctions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
Notice Of Stockholders.

TI,HE annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Mem pbis Gas Light Company will be
held at the ONCE of the Company, 42 Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn, on
WEDN ESDAY, MARCH lsT,
TO elect Seven Directors to serve the Company
the ensuing year. Election from 10 am. TO
pm. JOSEFh CHAld, secretary;
February !, 1876. iol
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
PUHLEC SALE.

Tor account OF whom II may concern, l
4 will SELL at public auction, for cash, at
southwest corner Of Main and Madison streets,
O1 Saturday 5th sss. ~ n O'eiocEs
moor. the following securities
Two First Mortgage BONDS. tlilV eachl OF Pa
ducah and Memphis K. r. Co.
One Upton County Bond for $500.
One Judgment vs.. PaduCah and Memphis
r r. Co Tor about Sl45O.
One Gold WatCh.
light Eonds, for $3.50 each, issued BY the
county OF LaCderdale, Tenn.
fh3 B. RICHMOND. Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
e-e.Es-La .apaAaLLIEIEs.
wAsaIzsTos, February ala.

wAsaEVGTos, February 3 l an.
For the GulJ States, tennessee and
ohio valley JIHHg barometer, trarmer,
c st to sgv,h JCtHds, Increasing oloudi-
s.ess, and probably rain turning into
Sgglg "a Gtc tcO tact districts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

IT'S nov asserted that tie proposed
new Democratic organ at Columbus,
Ohio, is supposed to be in the interest Of
Senator Thu.ma
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
sOelst. di unlons e FratelIsnzs ItaIIana

WILL hold their regular meeting this
w ITHURSDAY) evening, February 81, at
~ O'Clock sharp, at No. go second street. a
full attendance Is desired. lnstallstlon OF
officers
By order A. B, VACCARO, President.
z. d. CANALE, Secretary. fO3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

\ LISBON toleg'an announces thst
ths chamber OF Iesrs has voted tie
abolition o. slavery in ihs island Of st.
Tlomag an3 gull of Guinea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
ARTOPTIGoW.
Magic Lanterns.

rE,aHVIEFER'S Paten1 AFtOpfifo1s me
NJ ,,Isf :, ,zerfuI Magic Ian tern ever m dGei
Win p brilliant Ju LsIuPj FOR Home, SUNDAY
EcbO0l and Lectures StCFeCPLcoE5, ELc.
GftIsS Of reduced prices. 4 PgOFIrAHLE
2TrITSFs4 FOR A Man WITH SMALL CAPITAL
Catalogues sent OF application. .--,,r,
Wa. Y. M'ALLL-IEE,
yrsq 72s Chestnut ST., Fh.lG-E. pEiH Pa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

RUSSIA mas csut.oIci the sultan
ag .iEs. going 70 war WITH Montensgoo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

OCULAR meeting at No. II Madison street.
= this gTH 4 URSDAY) evening, at ~ O'Clock.
FuII attendance requested business OF i'm.
pOrtance.
By order Z. l.. TOPP, President.
JouS II TOsTTT~,SON. Hec. Eec'y. TBS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday q cotton and gold: Ne'0
ZJTk, c9s,o1, IS; Memphis, l2l, Netc
TJ~E, c2.a ojc5ed at II3; MemphiS, ll2s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.


Mount NeSuV1uS on a busIs
NAPLES, February 2.-Indications of
a speedy eruption of Mount Vesuvius
are steadily increasing.
The Carnival Revived at Naples.
NAPLES, February 2.-Great prepara-
tious are being made here or the carni.
val-the fret since the over! brow Of the
Bourbons.
MADRID, February 2.-Rinara has
captured the Carlist position near Estel-
la. The Carlists in Biscay are retreat
ing upon SearnOcca. Gene rel Martinez
Campos is at ElizandO.
Oxford University and Max Muller.
LONDoU, February 2.-The Oxford
university authorities have resolved not
to accept Max Muller's resignation but
to appoint deputy and divide the sal
sry equally between him and Muller,
who will be allowed uninterrup!e1ly to
prosecute his studies of Indian literature.
Oxford Declines the American Inter-
Collegiate Challenge.
New YORK, February "A London
special Gays that Oxford has decided not
to accept the challenge Of the American
intercollegiate rowing association to
row in the latter part Of July at Sara
toga. The invitation is declined on the
ground that the date fixed comes too
near the Henly annual amateur regatta.
EngIand's Prospects In the NewfOund-
land Fisheries.
LONDON, February Sir John
Glover has returned from Paris. His
proposition to buy the French fishery
rights in Newfoundland was declined.
He stated that the French authorities
show considerable resentmentat at the dis
cussion Of the subject by the English
press.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
Security Raildlng Loan A.sae lalion.

AEEMBERS will take notice, that hereafter
VI the Secre 'ary's ofice ami meeting rooms
of this Association will be at No, y Madison
street, basement. The next regular meeting
will occur Tuesday, February 8th. at : 80 pm.
W. Y. CIEODE, President.
T. 3. TREZEvAET, Secretary. fb2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
= Mysterious Disappearance Account
qt Tar.

IsDIAEAP0IT= +. truaTy 2.-The re-
ma.us uf a MA. we're ,ouud iying in q
Pile 0' irit.U0nd, ca the tank OF White
liv.T, ya-rlId ~, supposed 10 be that Of
@ German emllgys 20 Kingan's pork
hlue VINO Uyslaiiausly d ssppeared
ablu. three weeks ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
The Statue of Lord PaImersfon Un.
EafIaA

LONDON, February 2-The statue OF
Lold Pslmerston, in the palace yard at
Westminster, was unveiled to-day.
There wss no ceremony.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

Our readers will rememIe or that the
following article was published in Tues.
days APPEAL: Saturday night Doc
tors Johnson and MarabIe were called
in to see a young lady who boarded Oh
Winchester street, near Second. She
gave birth to an infant, which, being
examined, was found to bs dead. A
jury Of inquest returned verdict that
the child's death resulted from accident
al causes. The young lady refuses to tell
her name, parentage, or lace Of resi-
dence. She say s that she was sent here
by shoemaker, who promised that he
would follow and marry her. The un-
fortunate woman's given-nsme is Kate,
and her home is said to be at Hum
boldt."
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sAwLOGs.

WANTED BY OCEAN SAWMILLsS, NEW
w ORLEANS Black walnut WhiteOak, Cy-
press and Pine 5awlOgs. W. &. TOOMER.
GuDprIntandenf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
HOUSE.

Mr.. O'Brien offered q resolution iu-
structiDg the committee on foreign af-
fairs to Inquire into the expediency Of
reQu asting the President 10 negotists a
commercial treaty between the United
States and the Republic OF France,
placing the citizens Of the United States
o. a. favorable footing ~ citizens Of
otuer aud more favored nations in re-
spsct 70 duties and charges imposed on
imports with the Republic OF Frame.
Adopted.
The house lhen took up the bill re-
ported yesterday from the committee on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

Mount NeSuV1us on busts
NAPLES, February 2.-Indications Of
q speedy eruption Of Mount Vesuvius
are steadily increasing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

public lands, providing for the sale Of
the Kansas Indian lands in Kansas to
actual settlers. II authorizes payment
by settlers and purchasers under the sp'
lrsisement already made Of the ap.
praised value Of their farms In six equal
annual instalments. Ii slso provides for
3 new sppTaisement. After some discus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18
Experiments with the Coca Plant.

Mr.. Dowdeswell has been making
some observations on the coca-leaf, an
abstract Of which has found its way into
the English scientific journals. The
coca-plant. which is cultivated at the
present day exclusively on the slopes of
the Andes, is a bushy shrub from six TO
eight feet high. The leaves are gath
cred with great care, and, when dried,
are chewed by the natives of the cOun-
try; they are used both 10 sustain
strength and appease hunger in the alb
sence of other food, and rs a stimulant
or narcotic ,n the same manner that
opium. tobacco and alcohol are used in
oth,r countries. A little lime is added
TO the leaves, and somewhat less than
an ounce is chewed every day. All ac-
counts agree in attributing great pow
ers Of endurance 10 the use of the drug.
Miners, for instance, chewing II every
three hours, are able with a handful OF
maize TO work for II hours I'm the mines,
while an Indian runner will carry a
load of a hundred-weight for 10 leagues
over rough roads in eight hours 10y is
use alone. Some travellers assert that
the natives of the Andes. II supplied
with il, require no other food for several
days while performing work. There l.
considerable doubt whether II eXerts
any deleterious influence on the human
system or not.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18
promise and Performance.

The propnctors of Ho-tetter's stomach
Bitter promise nothing in behalf oi this
famous tonic and regulating elixir which IL
will NOT perform. No prrien-ipns iuecon-
ciiahl, sifh common sense arc made IN ref
rrencr tu 3D. but evidence II the moot posi-
tive natur. ha, been accumuiaiing for over
0uaft.r Yl century in %. behalf which
prove j. tu Boz reliable preventive and
curative 60 malarial ditsa-es, an efficient
and genial tonic and general corrective, and
specially valuable i1 cases nhcrc the bowels,
liver. stomach ururinarl organs ere Affected.
DChiliit. fhc -uurcc from whence 90 many
hpdily evils spring. j. entirely rcmcdied by
Tie lutizorltitc action 81 thc B.ttcrs, which
srTe-t- premature decay aud repair losses
81 nervous and muscular power while Inn
proving ihc appetite and rendering diges-
linn i. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18
A wOman's Sharp Practice.

Twenty years ago a Liverpool steam
packet company wished to buy land from
a woman. She sold il cheap, but got n
clause in the agreement that during her
whole life she and companion might
at any time travel free in the company's
vessels. The day after the bargain she
sold her furniture, let her house. and
went on board the Outward-bOund YES
sci. Since then he has always lived
on some ship of the compsny's, accom-
panied by a woman companion, for
whom she advertises, and whose pas
sage money she pockets. She has made
over $4,000 in this way.-AibdHy Jour
nal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

THE ESORNoCs wASIAGE q Erxa. - s--Es ssi-
ia c. f',s q Ihrrshers. CA - SAY - - a.
IEt-yTal Nr-t D. - - - cr.-W - q nz-r A.
- 81 s7pssasr q thrs11i1<-
FLAX. TIMOTHY. NILlET. HUSGAKIAS ss1
HE @-s1s threzh- s<Tarzta- clEansd ~ sHr-1
- EASILY AL ely ~ VIA. o~es kye g h.Fi-y-
An EXTRA PRICE :. u.saa,iy pa51 A. <-zla an.
ssets claznei - his rzacnine. flr exts cinkz1ast
N TIE W.T. GRAIN a IS-S. th--e .sE- sai-sss-
tally ths ONLY MACIiISFS fh1t cuuil ~ va Vr<c
c. eoono1y. duiu- at, tbcrvogh 1a1 Tsr1c; ssrx-
rtfa cttfrs r-sr,g frz.L
ALL GEATS. TINE al MONTY v--dnE o-.nFl<.-
tc-s- s1ch ~ -E1lss ATruus- k.itilss h->iss<S
~Hcke-.- stc- kre s-flrrlg etF<Hs-t rtts - cA<s
o1hsif ths us-sl Car BIT, Bore. 40 -p-r.sas-
sssier ran1rsi -1-r turatie hEtt ru.-i-E noeo<t
b rsVairs. % fust: 10 uffsri-s- = cs-n ~; I'D
troctlei b atEe-ss vi-is. -zia O. s-1szA
FARNTHs al GRAIN RATsERS 40 49, 5000
T. re larrs sari-r un3e y = III ~ s1 - sc
noT AID uas.efll u-1rhin--, h1t uin H-r-<~ea 10
inr-uvei ThTr=hsr tuirg thex uo-E
-FOUR SIZES u15s g. 6 2 70 snf y H~>e
Po-ers Al@o a s,-f1lf, q srrsEEruas d~ip>-1
and mai rxFnrssLT "a = An rSv1
Two STYLES OF HORSE POwxRS. ~. o.r -
r---.f @Trir'@ f.sr- and or '.sT1r s<e-i- ceos1-
b-rr ~tviel tc-h -N01r-e1 q. to- vh-ei<
II NTERTSTED N ThrsshinE q c-ss. R.i-f-E.
srri. e our usarss Dais- vrts % ~ Or iA.st>
o. sy-r-lsr sat s- Eivins f-n F&rt-4-z q sEx.
=, -, PTioss, TINS. st1-
Nichols, Shepard Il %,
RATTLE 0EEK McA
.SKsr sa 10 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

THE GREAT FAvoErrE - The popular
Chill Cure az thc ages Composed II pure
aud simple drug. Mlhof'- Tonic ha- long
held the highest place iu thc long line ~
remedies Tor Clills and Fewer u j. not
only Auti-PcriOdic 'ut j. Anti Panic. for 10
curisil. the heavy expense 81 Doctors Nis-
it, WHERE . endly calls are I'D iicmitcd In
the account current \ penny saved j. q
penny gained. and saving DO iu this way adds
10 health and comfort. Try Nuboft's Tonic
as q certainty aud YOU viii ucyt regret IL
6. z. FiNLAN n Co, Proprictors, New or
leans.
FoRsALF By AT DECcCf~I~.
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GoING INro a pEcLINE.

How often We hear this expression about
people Who hsye some disease that few med
zeal men seem 10 understand. some call IL
liver complaint. some kidney disease, some
dyspepsia. and Others consumption. None
OF them afford relief. In the course OF the
disease the patients have the following
symptoms-A tired. weak feeling, dizziness
In the head. with a faint, all gone sensation
"a the pit OF the stomach, after eating feel
ing like a heavy load on the stomach. pain
in the shoulders. sides, and back AZ times,
Scanty. high colOred urine, depositing a sed-
iment after standing. skin dark and swsrthy,
covered in places with brown spots, hands
and feet cold and clammy ~ tunes. al other
times hot and burning; sometimes there l.
an itching over thu whole body. appetite
changeable. but food 'disiresses and affords
bat litti2 nOurishment; bowels IRE gular,
after q time a cough sets in, al first dry. but
after awhile IL j. attended with eXpect0ra-
tion. aud the body begins 10 waste. The
truth l. that IN such cases the liver, stOm o
ach. kidneys and blood are al diseased, and
for this combination Of diseases we must adj
minister a remedy that will act upon all OF
these organs n one time, or else. while one
s. being cured the Others become worse.
The best article to meet such cases J. the
SHAKER EXTRACT or Roofs (nOi patent
msdicincl This article generally removes
the disease. The article we mean l. sold by
&. !. White. 3ls Pearl Street, New York.
Agents wanted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

Fred W. Wagster was arrested al
Banks, Mich, for forgery. He was al
lowed 20 GO NJ stairs 90 change his
clothing. the officers guarding the stair
way. While he was in his room three
pistol shots following each other IN
quick succession were heard, and the
officers rushed into the room and found
Warster living on the floor dead. He
was very respectfully connected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18
cHr,PLIFE INSURANCE.

Twenty-Five cent? win boy box o. Dn. IUII :
Pilis. and they ~iil restore ihe f1nc.ion- 81 N
liver. stomach aud bowels the sources from which
r.,rlv every Iissas. originate Ifthese orraus act
~eu long and heaitsy lie f. Assured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

AT a shooting match in Savannah,
Ga, the other day, Mr.. | w. Moore,
At a distance of 10 PAGES, shot from the
mouth of Constable Frank L. Fox a
pipe, twice in succession.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

PrNTEcoST 4 HAYDES. PAnora. Iowa,
wrote March -. 1876: 1--WE have sold Shall
lenberger's Ague Pills tor eight years, and
have no failure 10 cure reported. IN view
OF such facts why suffer- ONE DOLLAR viii
cure ysu. ONE DOSE stop- the chiii-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

MANY who are suffering from the effects
Of th- warn weather and are debilitated are sd-
yised BY physicians 70 take moderate amounts %
whisky two or three times during the day. In =
little while those who adopt this advice frequently
increase the number OF drinks. and In tine be
cone confirmed inebriates A bevenss which
win no; create thirst for intoxicating liquors and
which = intended especially Cor the benefit Of de-
bilitaied persons. whether a home or abroad. IL
Dr. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing the
juices Of many medicinal herbs. this preparation
does not ezeGis ~ appetite for the Intoxicating
cup. The nourishin- and the life supporting prop
critics Of many valuable natural predictions con
tanned in IL and well known 20 metical men have
. most Strengthening influence. single bottle o.
the Tonic VIII demonstrate its valuable qualities.
For debility arising from siekness over-exeTtion,
or from any cause whatever winegiassful OF Sea
Weed Tonic taken after meals viii strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome
food. To al Who are about leaving their homes
we desire 20 say that the excellent effects % DR..
Scheuck's selsonable rcrnedies-Ses Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pill--are particularly evident When
taken by tho-e who Gre iuludOusiy alected b. .
change - water aud die. No person should le-ls =
home without taking supply % these sac -ilar1f
Alonc. For sale by all Dru-s-st--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18
ADVERTISERS

wbo deTIr- ~ reach oozrrry rs.t<rs gar 20 -
Ne test ar chsxr-s- ~ unas 90 ~ BY
rsc-1c1f 81 TFE GREsT NrUEFAFEn Artn4AkN
L.s At Nv - r. " PRATT. - 1srE-p ssTe~a
CT
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~ you fe>l duu drO~sy cebnisied. have freese1t
hsseaehe mouth tastes IA. poor appetite and toaEus
coated you Ar- sufcrilg from TORPID liver. hi
iousness- anf nothing si cure yOu % speedily ant
permsrelflyas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

The London AthenGum Of the 10Th
ult. announced the dangerous illness #
DR.. Hans Won BulOw.
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AGENTS! $50 LIVE BOOKS

GRAND CsBaoIN AtIuN Prospectus
81 -arr 90 as-rs. t H. L.-s' s-t -if- ~ az
l.ras.l rFrlur aHres al FrE-F fl.rFr.. /. 80 a
"a 90 r....rrru f.ls ed. r.u rnEe sIfres-
..r- ID a~fr.u- r-r-Hr..rrs r...rr . 20 Ger
t.-r.-s .srf 80 i.t-.r Corr ar.f 81 e.fl "a
ffl-..rrs sa.--. f-rI srrf flr ra---r ~ a.
o. e.. -raNaE a. CO.. so. LDUls. ~.
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FARMS wAsTE o.

EAWN WANTED. Or this oounty Persrus hsrr1g
II susk ~ sale address IullN " r. i.2tl- -
Lakes y Builclng, chicago. ia
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LANDS FOR SALE.

rnn nnn ACRES in Neo~ho NaleT. Soufler
ItftF.tNN kausss. ooutirug1s - scho.a.s an
churcirs q % 9 ler acre A4iress AocE lr-- q
y. Aurura- III
.an ACES Fa-r1lrr ard Crarirg Ia-1s ir Jls---
Ott C0urry. ind. FEsNE v. hsncpck. Ae-.sf
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LAND FOR EXCHANGE.

reS ACREs TIMBER LAND in ne Grss1 T-EE-
lbs e-te reron Send for particulars 90 e. D.
SrHFkroE G1rrfffsgllic. Oalu-
n sVsAsFagv fur Frcharre for a Ser Pa -s1l
n Arm Addrsss Iloom 4 - wastirrrcn-sf. ia'-'en-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

Ask ne recovered Dysrfptics Biiigus su-sr.-s We
TINS of Fever ard Agae. the usrcurlh clsrasee "a
tent ho~ they recos sret heat cheerful spirits I'D
good 4ppette-they Ill tel Jon ~ takinE slznoas
Liver Eegulat0r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-18

FoR sALEBr AT DHccoi>T-.
, 1876-06-07
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Wibliptbef.

eebunbea In Bappbedel . 10 Gents. D1tt
VtusItn'Riiden . 20 Gents. SAM
Nuslin 25 Cents.
vssmrtN ssn 0t@snfe!s, ris n sus grfsnntnib
Der @efbnadbtsabemb. Cine Gr,dbIuna ,mxa ageih.
na&tsseiHenf fbr Qinber.
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Der &anartsnpcSet.-DGs Sobsnntsfafsrdsp,
3pti Grl6bIunssn.
Die Ropfsnb,atben. Cine sssebsnb.it aus BEN
Gebel zines oriten Dorf.G &udebrers.
Sat BiumenfSsbdbes.' Cine Gridbiunn ARM blh.
benoen Wlter g~etpibrists
Hsfa BON x~ssssassrs. Sine osI@i&ts sss alter.
0emofepa. cine ser IN5ntss ans sabrsnsfsn o..
t&i&ten bes Altertbuins.
Die seadbtisaa. Cine intsrsiants 0ei&tats.
Robert. esr natfensnabs, ser: Sas Inosnfsn
euhwts, Der NvSndnherea
&teben orjdbiunsen.
Sannetcn une Mmalts.
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ntibe'm Ten. Gin s.fstatie.s e.maIs..
oas 9dnbdben Das Haubf4!oa..
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Die Sraan 3uita. sSsr: ainOIias 2isbs. iren.
Setttriee, Der iunse sinaeslsr.
Der Gtrtfbaum.
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Dde tdbe en-.
ssrnsnso. asbsnssaAi&ts zines iunssn oraisn aus
snsisr%sm,.. rns sslsfas.. eas sOs..
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o.. va Vsa. naS%asss naNsrsuts ara rs.t..
eu Stamsntrins. DaS MRarisnbiIs.
, 1876-06-07

ihreiten tpetoenoer Hinoer ooer Dem pors
iidtisen Spiiren zines Studies auf peiter
S6neefldde: beute tpo[lte ite nidts
leben, Don Niemano eeieben tuerOen.
Sour noh fir &raner bate lie 3betle
nabnle, fir i'm, Der ibr 10 perlaiien uno
uereiniamt eridiert, als bdtte ct in ieinem
Qeben ME einen 5reuno beieiien, ME in
letnem 2eben freunoidaftlide 8eiine
nunsen fir gnoere sebest. SOn ibnl
febrten tire 8etradtun9en lib benz rdtbs
ielbaften Wdohen gu, lpeldes iie, sleidz
Jam aufsel0lt in miloem Sdmer3, por
oes nit Dem Tooe 6tn9enoen 8ett fifteen
iab. Germ bdtte ie Die iunse 5remoe
,%pieoerseieben, allein mo iolte iie Die elbe
iuhen, nad)oem ibr Der periDnlide Ser
febr NIT &raner unteria9t moroen ?"
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(SortiebunS fol9t.)

G O. " iar Gsenten II unieren gem meuen
Up Nppeltiss, aetaoe tn ben DART
ssbraht. Man braudt lie IN ieoem baule. MauIter
unb Circulate frti per ppt %perianht..
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