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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANcisco. May 27. 1876.
Decoration Day.

All the banks will be closed on Tues.
day next--Decoration Day.
Precautions Against smallpox
The Board of Health are taking every
preeaution to prevent the spread of
smallpox. At meeting last evening
resolution was adoped to employ
twelve physicians to vaceiuate all APP
picants; also resolved that hereafter
all vessels from other than coast ports.
shall anchor in the stream until boarded
10y quarantine officer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27

ACTING THROUGH THE PORES upon the
sources of infam nation GLENN's SUI
PHUR SOAP promptly relieves the burn
ing, itching and other annoyances
caused by Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
lmpetigo, Erysipelas, and other skin
diseases and ultimately removes every
vestige of them,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27

FAST ENGINE. - The II abroad com
pany is preparing for the lightning train
which Is expected through here next
week. To-day engine No. l24, one of
tho fastest on the road arrived from the
west and is being sent to Cailin to
await the arrival of the train which it
will take west from that point.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27
Agent for ths Celebrated
SCHuTTLER FARM & FREIGHT WAGONS.

CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rope. Augurs, Butts,
IRON, Anvils, Screws,
cumberland Coal Bolts. Steel,
Horse Nails, Borsx, Bells,
A xle Grease, Bits, Boilers.
Rakes, Headers. Mowers.
Door Locks, Betting,
\Vheelbarrows. Rabbit Meal.
\Vire, Grindstones, Machine Extras,
OK Yokes, narbod Wire. Staples.
On Cans of every description.
Drills of ali kinds.
w oodenware, Teakettles,
I-ron Axles, Cutlery.
Nuts. Patent Iron Planes,
NJ ails, Scissors, Wash boards,
E-gg-beaters., Tubs.
M-olassas Gates, Hinges,
Urn COCKS. Hammers,
CHAINS, Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Flat Irons.
Axes, Pumps, ETC., etc.
ppyS II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT,
Laat Evenings Board.

ass Meadow Valley %
so Raymond Dc Ely III l0bs0
go Eureka l1X
$50 Jackson 4
80 Alps "a
200 Adams Hill Csc
$50 Belmont ~,
275 Leopard 64,
40 Jefferson 81 25c
ia0 CHA s7l1c
800 Tybo III IL
100 Hu.sey soc
100 Cen. Thomas Il
100 Modoc 2
900 Mansfield 15c.
$50 New Cosos871, 75c
525 Golden Chariot %. 2II
200 poerman Csc
80 Kuickerbocker 50 SOC
800 Globe 5 &c
5 Silver Hill \
1916 Challenge 5
$50 Occidental AZ
Is Nv York ~
20 Alta %
go Woodville n 1%
305 Lady Washington 21s4 2n
100 Kossuth TX
50 Original Gold Hill ~
80 Andes 2s4, 2T
100 Europa soc
800 Wells Fargo q 25c
$50 North Carson &c
1850 Niagara s 2Hc
40 Ward 2
30 Leviathan 45c
400 Justice % az
300 Trojan 4711se SOC
100 American Star 4
40 Prospect 81 )
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27

THEEsHEEs. The greater part of u
freight traia which passed here yestsr
day was loaded with farming iinpls-
ments for Marcus &. Hawley eco.
sacramento. Among them were tive
car loads of Gold Medal Threshers,
for which X. W. Wood is agent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27
BRIDGE STA EET, WINsEHu,

YE7HE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
N up in the most attractive style possible,
with n view to the convenience and comfort
of patrons. The proprietor desires to call the
attention of customers, friends and the public
to his superior stock of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
Tho READING ROOM of this saloon is al
ways supplied with the latest Papers jouln-
rials and Magaxines. isls Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27
Amti-CooIie CIub.

scandinavians in the City and Wei .
ity last right organizud an anti. Coo!ie
club, and resolutions were passed of
the usual character, pledging members
against furnishing employment to
Chinese or aid to any persons who do
employ them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27

PRINTING MAIBRIAL.-A lot of print
ing material from the Avalanche office
at Silver City. has arrived here by
freight teams to bo shipped to Salinas.
California. Shipping material of that
character from Idaho to California is a
new departure from the established
rule. like shipping coAls to Nsweastls.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Bra 4 ema N Falls off a Train Near
Pequop.

Yesterday morning brakeman named
Judson Mcclure was missed or freight
train No. 8, west of the snow sheds
near Psquop, on the Humboldt Di-
vision of the Central Pacific Railroad.
The train was stopped and search made
for the missing man. who was found
lying insensible in ditch some four or
five miles from where be was missed,
and within few yards of the Pequop
snow sheds. through which the train
had passed. lie was unconscious yes
terday and last night, bnt this morning
he stated that he as stunned by strik-
ing against a timber while passing
through the sheds and rolled off the
car. At latest accounts it was not
known whether his injuries would
prove fatal. and he will be taken to the
Railroad Hospital at Sacramento on
to-day's express train.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27

Structures in daily papers has had the
effect OF waking upt the police to the fact
that the Dive Ordinance was nightly
violated. and last night they Inaugural
ten a rsprsssivs move, corralling three
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-27

Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES, which will be sold on REASONABLE
terms. aulU If
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-01
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
fnb bas li9erfe unb btaisfe Wittel
sur 1eberisnbuns BON @elb unb foaten,
wp fe su baben finb, ba;u sebrau6i
werben.
Benn cine 3ettuns BON etnsm poit>
amt an Elm anberes perieBt trerben icu,
fc mus immer aud bas pufumt unsez
Beben tperben, no Dte 3ettuns fraber
empfunseu wurce.
@enn Semanb fstn 8latt ntdt re-
selmdbis empfdnst Ober f6 auf irsenp
cine @eile GebIer einfdIeiden, 70 iuute
Der bstrsFenoe @sent iOwte pte 5er>
aussebsr loslet6 pappu bena@rt&tist
werben.
, 1876-11-04
TELEG R.IPHIC.

~>~~C>NSN @SrST>@So~N~T>~>@s@~
SHASTA, Oct 24-.' athe Shasta and
Weaverrille stage was coming down the
mountain, thirteen miles from this city,
this afternoon, highwayman suddenly
jumped from behind Iu bush, covering
Wells, Fargo & Cos. messenger, John
McNemcr, with sho gun before he
could offer any reslstunc., and demanded
the treasure box, which was handed over
TO him. The robber then started for the
bush with his booty, after ordering the
driver to drive on. As soon as they were
out Of sight of the rcbber, McNemer
jumped from the stage, run back, got on
Vle robbers track. and followed him
short distance to where lie found him
taxing the treasure fron the box, which
he had already broken open with a pick.
McNemer fired Mt him, knocking him
over. He jumped up AID ran a short
distance, when McNeme gave him the
contents OF the other ba rel, killing him
instantly All the treasure was recover
ed 10y McNemcr and brought safely here.
lie left the dead robber at Towers
house, where Coroner Hartman has gone
to hold an inquest.
VICTORIA, Nov. 1.-The river steamer
Beaver, from Wrangle, with thlrty-two
passengers and sma'l st3.ount of gold
dust, arrived yesterday, and the steamer
Isabel, also from WrangIe, with about
175 passengers and large amount of
treasure, arrived early in the morning.
The news from the mines is good. The
finding of hill digglngs on Thibert creek
are confirmed, and supposed to be very
rich. Diggings are also reported on
Tarcon river by one of the prospecting
parties, but the extent and locality are
not known.
The parties surveying the Frazer river
canyons are expected to arrive in Vcto-
ria on Saturday next.
Five or six men are reported at work
on Deception Gulch, taking out light
pay.
A Chinese company abandoned ground
that paid fifty cents to the hand, and
came into town.
SAN Francisco, Nov. Last night
the Hayes Invincibles reconsiderel their
determination not to hold another pa-
rade before election, aud determined to
turn out in grand torch light process
sion, on next Monday night, voluntary
contributions being made to defray the
expenses
The Democrats will have their final
street display on Saturday night. After
correspondence between committees Of
both parties, with view of avoiding
any interference with each other, great
preparations have been made for the
event, and it is expected there will be
ten thousand torches in the lines.
The Chronicle this morning prints an
interview with one OF the attorneys for
the trustees of the Lick estate, relative to
the recent application of John II. Lick,
for the letters Of administration on his
late fathers estate. The attorney said
the proceeding was perfectly right and
proper, as Lick Was the only person en-
titled to letters on his fathers estate,
that the granting of letters might be con.
tested, but he thought it hardly proba.
Bile, and said that the only fight the
plaintiff could make would be that his
fhter was insane when he made the decd
and it was hardly within the limits of
~ probability that this could bo proven,
os for 30 years it bad been Mr.. Lick's
, 1876-11-04
Local Agents.

L. /. Jcwctt, Seattle. for King County.
I. o. Williams for KitsNp County.
ShcrItrG. ". l.. Allen, for WhatcOm Co.
Z. H. Botsford, for Tacoma, Pierce County.
j. b. Bingham, for New Tacoma, Pierce Co.
B. l.. Martin, for LA Conner,
ID. Il. Gage, for Skugt City,
Henry Olivcr, for CGntrcyilc,
Mai. q. ., Ilallcr, COupevillc, Island Co.
q. NJ. IIHller, Port Townsend.
our agents are authorized to receipt for
all ,ums paid them for use of the paper
, 1876-11-04
County Commissioners.
TERMS OF COURT.

District Court Third Tuesday of March,
and Second Tuesday OF November of each year
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday Of January, April, July
and October Of each year.
, 1876-11-04
Chr alartl,em Star.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
.Snohomish City Snahomish County,
WASHINGTON GietRlToRY,
Nv ELpRIDGE MoRsE, Editor IL Prop'r.
, 1876-11-04
Terms of Subscription,

50 % Der nmum in [. 5. Coin; 81 80 per an
mum In Currency INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
, 1876-01-17

whom cali friends. whatescr their chueoa relA-
lions. They havu done mo a shoasantl favor..
ami tt is hRid to turn away from thoM. After
passtng through fires. and pancs. and dissstrons
times, you ou ght 10 learn that tLera Il nothing
hire but tieasoa, and 'ny up tro.sa'o, there.
10 this bnHuess Gud tnvitaH yuu; and, AZ iiia
ambassador. / canuo: refrain trotn boseec1,iny
you ssstv ono, 10 cot your ntleetitus on t1nea
aboyo, and to atek to boaome rich toward taod.
Then thall no iluyn leu ,es n,ffeayen wl,ern cur
hearts Bhas helt ~ Que. pulsasing With II .n.o y
joY that hrrln1s from Tho shrolo Of tia1.
7 must thank ron Ill. mr. daar paon'o. for words
and desds Of toYo, for bc1'lng witt, INC. anil
boarlng ms on your hslrt'. aud for al Your
tnonxht! aluhta scout my fntlro. ''1Ae paas 1t
leaB: IL Eocuio." / shall Pima for yonr toctcty,
witch wears absoneo has only taught rn- h1w
to appreciate. two to tho incoming pastor
boantstus cariia!lty and nd him iosally, nnd
with ono la,lona purpose in aFre.dinz onward
tho knowtcdls Ct Ooj, aud Of lli4 son Je ,us
Carist, our blessed Ssviur. "F,aatr. bro.llrsn,
farrell. DO perfect, Lc Ut good cornfJr., Ia Vi
one mind. live 10 CAGE, aud sAo uol Of love aud
poacs 4Aal bs with YOU"
, 1876-01-17

speei.t Dsspatsh II .hc Cst:d9o Tribune.
MADISON, WiB., Jan. 16.-The uuio1 prayer
moo,!nrs, pcg IN, during the Wo,k Of Prayer, by
The Congregational, Presbyterian. and D4ptis.
Churches haye been continued during tho pas.
uoek With increasing interest. Tho d't1eseat
pasto,B sud nlemhe1a Of tho churches hare CO.
1pesateh ,,eayhly, and the attendance hns been
large viii, marked revival Of religious fesl-
ing, aud no sensational methods 10 s..la T.
la,o It. Wssh taa NAP this p.epA
b.f3:o them, tie esan.ol.sts, WIT 10
auI Bliss, began .hs!r tlnHe huro -ll.Y.
lLcv held tina meetings to-iay wnicu nero ti:n
1arses. revival mcetiu.s ever belt ho1e T-se
Ope:a-1tousu was crowded full til aftesn a:'I
w,.h n,.u nlonc. to u3om Whi.:le Discuss oil
nlost cJcc.iyaly Of til, l'r,dsal Son. hu Ibis
eveuin: tho CONGREGATIONAL Cnureb. tho Inrges!
III tia c4t.. was pac;ei full. and n1a,y wer. ui,-
able 10 tud stau tnS.room. Many leg.sat,rs
aud State olic.rd nero present. Aa5 Nbilslc
preaclei froa tho text . How long halt III te.
tween TITO opiuions:" III. Dlsa' sluSlng Been-
cd 10 I'M 'rees tho great nulencc As mach as the
pgea21sa.. 4. tho psnayer-mc:tinss Afterwards
tuanr bor.: tss lnony for Jesus aad nlmpera
r3,e for plafprs,
, 1876-01-17
MOODY AND 5ANkEy.
NGRSIS9.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ian. 1G-At s T. m. tho
immouso ol'liiug xas crowded. Nuoly preaclea
OIL forgiveness aud MI noor Of ttter suhjccsa
lla sho Hc1 what tho cautc:,"s Gu I'D do. aaI al
viscd al younG coaverts to JON shs louus Mous
carlstiau Ahaociatioa, nhi:h hc bocvol great
help to tho cnuscii,s. Hp Bald tho religious work
no roiug OIL in this city Ind hseu moio enc3ur'
as.un than l3 Ind sesu elsewhere.
ArrEHS3o9.
Fourteen tho,,zaud TO mol a.tead,3 tho NJ.
teruoon r,art!1g, an! thousands wora tnrn.l
away uuao1o tn gr: III. II 'ody prea"!icI III 10
warl .sTrusk." This wosl III tho I'LL Ics.a-
matt eaH tho samo as ''boliero" ia tho Now
Ius:am"nf Yiio inlulry'rooula wsto crowded
AFTER tho sulv4ce.
Another imnnueo g4th"ring Of mon tonk
rl,cS tonight, atarY prominent poopls Bat TN
tho stags. itoody rrsacoci lilo sAtss bn.non > u
In thu nfteraoan. l4e lu1ulrr.foocls wei u
pacIoI with pen,tcnts. 4 Cats:'an GonveH.
lion will ba hell IN tho Taoornsclo Wodhesa r
au.l Tnl.rJaY TO consider tbs best mon1a Ut c1r-
rsIns ca sle present to:ig'oas nA1soAoas.
, 1876-01-17
National Line Of Steamships.

NEW YURK 10 QuEENHrOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
ElVnTIA, G6 ons Saturday, jan. H. .. n, D. m,
EnE ~ yuE. n 4sss tons ss'SEdsT. 5sn ~ n.
Lk0LAhu. III .hatu u, jan RI u !. u.
VoH LuHnpH ptMEcr,
QHEEuE, IN "Wednesday. Jau. II, It =. tu.
thANuk. ~ o. ;:.... -. ma .A.n. ~ u =.
fts at reduced rsiss Stee1sks tctelt &H CURRENCY
0.s;h II II Aad upwards oa dssa: bs!tAln. 1c,.
Eottneatt CLARK Gnd Randolph u.s. topnssta nav
6Jiull lluAn Jtuas1l. GhtuzHo.
, 1876-01-17

Tho Movements IN, tho Encmy'a
Works ut aiiiwuukcc.
Consultations Of G7vc,nn7nt 0noia!s--
feeling in the ,}seam CITY.
i Curious Order Sent 20 Galsnn 4; East.
man by. DoJu y 10.
a Hint us t. It's ST .sni acauce,

nrhn .,,....t -
:, 49," "nuoAueS'"'.' ~ :'a'H1'"'o 'hsnuaA
tueE toe eMisahxao dls'll34s a1o ro.1shu's Hero
about 70 fJl!o1 In tho stnpa Of hsr Chicago
bfe:hrsa, AMI pie,i ri lty tu = uy-. of the
co,n.s +, III, ,n,t;,,,n,rta ,r,tu.: .,. Ia.
...', '' ~ ''s' F"''e s"eu'' ha7
eAasod considerable arsumtn' a'a ~ ''ement IN
sne minis OF Bono ChicaS3a11a th awe had
dealings With the geu:lomen frnn, .ua Cream
Civ. A. nitI he aern bv n disrn r,t ,....vn.+.
t1,n ,o,,,. -, ,s..s :. ,.....,.s
49, s:4'1os1ty 10 aho* MD tao sf,'ae'9f- "ose.
III cane out yes:eriav Iha: = "Stcs Attorney
1i.x|otoa, Of III, Nllsa,.o, u. ttus, haI ALA
been tn the ci:Y in coayct.a with .t,unory,snr
.rt ,t.. II. ,. ,,uc
e'o 'ts ~ "4o F'es '"a''5 tt's' -''l u tntt"'p
Psopost'9ons RON oshcs a:'l1e:- ~ "af'tad K
get in oat Of tho wes. Whether sls n some.
tu: ol 20 wis tho oole,t of ,h yIst.. 1t in ne7tnn
that Il ,yaB ,ano mi lin c,,r,,.ucou ,nc1r.,a
,h,, o;, ,o,.,, ''e'a"'>
,r..' ~
yea. llcl 1c1' Sa9s:Vlsn o! lnsarnat llavo-
nuc Tor tho IOSA Dissr,c. has A.Bu ooen in cnrt-
auliatlon with Oal Ma.tt.cx. nn The general
subjc.t Of tI,e Mi,ya,sec bu.jno,s and ~. in
III. c,ty reu,,r4.r Fan tts.,1., .,.d ,,,,, -,
~" ~s' 'o''''1A5' o7a' tAoa''es 'ie na'o III
the al;t"a'Ese solznfes 10 the sasns way
that Sap,rTBot T1tton hnd in Ito
MIy raid ia ua,c,yo, ana .,,, 3. reunra, int,rn4.
In sco,nv nil ,l;n,. ~, . olt =, ,t,,o W.T. .
, ,.;.
eoa"u 'Pp' cs'a'on o' the sitnaslou' ths 4oSan
Is uau+FBtooi to tie III accord S!tls tni. MntehcWn
IN 'ls we" Ut the 9hurs: nleas;'Eus TO bc taken
| to btcax thn ;it1r aukrc Hing.
THE nov. ). H. IoSss.
co.1ccsSr o! Cna1oEs. foturneI flon Washing
! tn yGatstday, an cams PEesnmsb'v i0s!cd dawu
wv fAe v'eFd ai the aaAds OF she GuserHmrnt.
lle aoad uos sa' .lit - 4 fep1raF Lat evsniuB
| OH bong nated, bal. shortly afser the ns~t-
Ha.Hefef 'ctt A!;n. le tahlo als way over ia
aahesSls'r Mathew roons, ani hsld !onE
csafefo4's with lin. TAninpo't nt tao c,n-
'tsoa.l3u "as nut tn11a i:'o*u by elthof parry.
:. snse'a1 hsnaeh 10 1'h< casea7o Tribune.
, 1876-01-17
Ancient Egyptian Dogs.

Uoloeis's interested tu tho hlatorY OF tho
ya,,otiaa u Gunlt,aste ANIMALS would hsrily 10
hkuy u .esk !or materials IN Rpapor oY Dr.
DIrsi. ''On tho fables Of Antstaa H." III thu
oto7y tyJI, ". p. l72}. II llpy Will DO 80, how
eYcr, tley vii! tlnd yely interesting Aceoan& at
tbs Ioplssensst!on OF dogs, both ou tA,s tablet
and Oh othar ancsent Is 'ptian ,ecosds. VAs.ous
ysry d.0urcu: raceI hAu aItoaay become fully
figures show animals which clssey rssenble The
modern greyhound, mas.ih, bulldog, turuaplt.
aud Esqltmaua dog. Quo Of tue, former ls
laoeled tho Dag Of tho WhLss An1e!ope
Birch " informed bs Mr. Bartlett. thst hounda
OF similar tnsm &ro nsilE used in North Africa
II tho chasa Of g&.olles and othsf AoteloPea.
, 1876-01-17

Great Western Steamship Line.
Frum hew fusk " ttlist.4 ussaal I1roaL
fGHM ALI. ht4iup day, JAa. 10
xAAtAoN'S G1Nu1t.ss,
Cabin Palsage. 1;t iataruedaIo 4bi 6toaEsks. ~,
E+4<ug4ioh AGkek's AN, 1ILl y az 4u1lr
=. T. II. HEU. MCDONALD. Aasat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-14

TT is no wonder that we hear this question
on every corner. So many are dying sud
denly Of diseases Of the brain in these days
that everyone is alarmed, and Is asking:
"What shall we do!' There Is alarm on ac-
count OF dizziness Of the head, a whirling
sensation when rising up suddenly. a bad,
" all-gonc" sensation ut the pit Of thc stoin-
ach. like the gnawing OF an ulcer, with a
feeling like load after eating, pains in the
back, sides and chest. at times, with costive
bowels, scanty, hish-colored urine, some
times yoidcd with pain, appetite poor, and
when food Is eaten Vt o!tcntim,s distrcsscs.
the skin, after n time, becomes dark. cold
and clammy, eyes sunken aud tingcd with
yellow, spirits detected. with evil forchod-
ings. When any OF these symptoms are
present no time should be lost in using a
proper remedy. The one that we have
known to operate with the most certainty j.
the SHAKER EXTRACT or R0oTs on CuRA-
TIVE SYRUP mot patent medicinel, sold ~
Druggists and A. j. White, 3l9 Pearl street,
New York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-14
Iron the Missouri Republican (st. Louis).
A Remarkable Professional success

Among the notable professional men OF
this country who have achieved extraordi-
nary success Is DIR. X. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo,
n. Y. The prominence which he has attained
has been reached through strictly legitimate
means, and, SO far, therefore, he deserves
the cnviahle reputation which he enjoys.
This large measure OF success Is the result
Of a thorough and careful preparation for
his calling, and extensive reading during a
long and unusually large practice, which
have enabled him TO gain high commenda-
tiOn, even from his professional brethren.
DcvOting his attention to certain specialties
Of the science he has 50 carefully investi-
gated, he has been rewarded in remarkable
degree. In these spccialtes he has become
a recognized leader. Not few Of the rene
dies prescribed by him have, il is said, been
adopted and prescribed 10y physicians in
their private practice His pamphlets and
larger works have been received a. useful
contributions 20 medical knowledge. He
has recently added another, and perhaps
more important, work, because " more gem
cral application, 10 the list Of his published
writings. This book entitled " Tn, Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser is de-
signed to enter into general circulation. Or.
Pierce las received Acknowledgements and
honors from many sources, and especially
scientific degrees from two OF the first med
zeal institutions in the land.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-14

When Mrs Ely and Miss Hattie babe
adieu to Parkersburg, Mr.. Blackboard
accompanied them. On the arrival OF
the train ut Oakland, Maryland, MIR.
Blackford and Miss Ely left the train
unccrcmoniously, were married. and
took the return train for Parkersburg,
leaving the old lady to proceed quietly
homeward alone. Thus, after an ac-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-14

Col Ahrcndrup, who recently fell
at the head Of an Egyptian force IN
Abyssinia, was Dane by birth, and
brother of the young DR.. Ahrendrup.
who during the siege Of Paris was placed
at the head of all the French ambu-
lances, and who, VIII j he died from the
effects of overwork, was granted a pub
lie funeral at the expense of the state,
with all the honors due to n general of
division. A third brother is a distin-
guished officer in the Royal Danish En-
gineers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-14

Alas how bitter are the wrongs of love
Life has no other sorrow acute;
For love il made ~ every hnc emotion,
OF generous impulses and noble thoughts:
II l0oketh to the stars, and dreams OF heaven I;
Il nestles mid the flowers and sweetcns earth.
Love Is aspiring, yet Is humble too;
10 doth eNalt another DER itself
With sweet cart-homage. which delights TO
raise
That which il worehips, vet ia fain to win
The idol to lite lone and lOwly home
OF deep affection. It's an utter wreck
When such hopes perish. From that moment
life
Has IN lis depths n well Of bitterness,
For which there Is no healing"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-14

~ MILLIONS OF bottles Of Burnett's Cocoane
have been sold during the last twenty years,
In every civilized country. and the public
have rendered the verdict that II Il the cheap
est and best Hair Dressing in the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-14

Miss Adelaide Murdoch, sister Of
James T.. Murdoch, is in san Francis
co, where she proposes to lecture on
woman's duties.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-14

SCuFNcK's PuLNoNIc Syprr STA WFrn tonic
AND MANDRAKE puLs. These deserN ,dls cee-
braied and populw medicines have effected o fcv
olniinn in the healing art and proved the fallacy
" Sc, rral maxims which have fur many years Oh
siructed the progress ~ medical svencc. The
false suppn>iiion that Consumption u irrurahle"
deferred phgsicau- from attempting 20 lind RENE
dies for that disease. aud patients afflicted with -
reconciled themselves 20 death without making IN
effort 70 escape from doom which they supposed
~ be unavoidable. II v now proved. however.
that Consumption can b cured and that IL ms
Jefa cured Ia a very great number ~ cases (some
" them apparently desperate onesD by Schenck's
Pulmouic Syrup alone. and IN other cascs by the
same medicine Ia connection with Schcncks Sea
Weed ionic and Mandrake Pills, one or both, nc
cording 20 The requirements ~ the case
Dr. Schrnck himself. who cnio,cd uninfefruptes
good health FOR more than forty years. was sup
posed ~ one time 20 be At the very gate of dcay
bis physicians having pronounced his case hop
less and abandoned him 10 his fate lie wa
cured by TIC aforesaid medicines. and. since hi
recovery. many thousands similarly Affected hav,
used ~ Schencks preparations with the samo re-
ma knhle success
Full directions accompany each, making Y not
absolutely necessary 20 personally see pr Schenck
unless patients wish their lungs eNnuiued and
Tor this purpose lie u professionally az his priuc
pal Office corner sixth and Arch streets. Philade-
phla. every Monday, where all letters for advice
must be addressed. Schencks medicines are
sold by all druggists