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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
Iu6lano.

glus Sbeha beridtet man einem iio.
beutiden glatte Die @eloiammIungen
uno Werbunsen pom Srsipiaisen sur llns
teritisuus Der riIauii9sn Sriiber" seben
ibren Sang. gtaa Der grt su urtbsilen,
ME bic bieiissn Wiilitdrs un6 GiuiIbeb6rben
Die Sepesuns besinitisen unS nabrsn,
ioute man slauben bereits in ~oiienen 8riss
nit Der Slrtet perpidsIt gu lein. bod
na9oem General Ssnatisff, Der Bel Der
BiOrte ~besIaubiste Soti9aftsr, unb Ger
General Seinefa, interimiltii9er @oupers
neur Don Sbeiia, auf benz gouleuarb ii9
Offsntli9 ais Sammler prosucirt baben,
ertlGrt Ii9 aues anbere pom ielblt. Gu
9unltsn Der Serbsu psrbsn Seite uerans
%lta!tst, unb Sficisrs in Uniform pertaufeu
bic giaete, oue Seborosn baben ibren ge,
arnten einen SebaIt5a6sus uon l Yroc. gu
@unitsn Der &dmpfenSen auisrlegt. Sober
Sffsier, Der ii9 na9 Serbisn beseben nil,
mug ieineu Abi9ieo uebmsn. Oieier aber,
wel3er ibm JOINT peseu mebrerer SSrmIid,
teiten crit mad 3ust bis Srei Monaten er.
tbeilt werben fam, piro ibnen iofort suas.
l%lauoen. Stiai6weis no aber idbrt Ser
allie uerabidieOete Siieisr fort in ben Stang
Iiiten gu 3ablen unS oas apancementre9t
gu senieBen. Gben ssben mittslit Sss
0iterrei3ii5sn 0ampfsrs vMetterni9"
via @alas 200 golontdre unb cine gmbus
Ian; ab. Our6i9nittli9 1T bic 3abl Der
bon bier abreiienben golontdre 500 per
Wode, Obne Die absdnse aus ben anoersn
Stdcten su re9nen. Sie 3abl Der in ben
ierbii4en &siben fe@tenben Sfficisre wirb
BON gut nnterri9teter Settle auf 900 ausse.
seben; baruntsr ~bsiinben fi9 80 @arSs.
Sifcieres Die meiiten bsbaItsn ibre Uni.
form bel. Sn Summa SIrfts bic anSabl
Der in Serbien fampfenbsn &uiIsn elmer
itarten Oipiiion rt9t wobI sntlprs9en.
Rurs. GabIano fibrt Rriss nit Der Gartsi
obne @bbru9 ces biplOmatiiden gsrtsbrs
uno obne oifsnen ansrifi.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
u / enburser Gazette.

Nur Elm einSises biefer padete foq nit poIs
Ter Wertbansabe per 40, 600 Jrs. bscIarirt
seweien iein, wdbrenb beoeutenoere Sens
Sunsen an elm We9ieIbaus bieier 0orii9tss
maBre9eI entbsbrtsn. lsber BEN sinen
Yunft sIauben bic nit Der llnterluduns
gstrauten f9 @ewiBbeit ueridafft gu pa:
ben, Sab bic llnteridiebuns Der wertbIoisp
yatete an SteQe Der NIT ausldnbii1sn
Staatsfonos anseiiuten Senounsen erit
ant fran30iidem Bobsn, uno omar ,pi.
idel Calais unb qaris, itattsebabt baben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

Sisben Yadsts, cine mad msbrersn Mils
lionen Srancs ii9 bswsrtbenSe gln,abI bon
papieren (dspptiids, miiide uno ame,i.
faniide Staatsfonbs) entbaltenb, iinb in Der
gta9t pom l6. gum II. September auf Der
6abrt pon 2onbou mad Yaris in bisber
ni4t entratbielter Weiie abbanSen setcms
men. Die fisbsn psri9isbenen Barrier
IpreiIatsn baben bei Grbre4uns Der BAT.
tete itatt Der linen mitteIs Separatbriefen
slsi@en Yoftbatums anseseisten @ertbien:
bansen sepSbnIides Yapier porsefunesn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
Gnglano.

Sin toloKalsr preis 1T iinsit fir Elm
ensliides &eunpferb sesablt rporoen. Wer.
Gootion bat bas &ennpferb yPalmer" benz
@rafeu gsbnborff fir bas t0nislide @eitit
gu 9rabit psrfauft. Ger Yreis betrdsi
ibsr 35 900 Dollars. SIN ben ensliiden
3eitunsen finbet iid bic @tnealosie bieies
toitbaren 9snsites perssi4net. @r sdblt
iiber Is fitssstrSnts SObne uno S6dtsr,
3. o. ben ~pSOrerunner," gGronbaconr"
vRidslisu" uim. nfff
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

SIM iosenannten yseIben 6auie" in Der
SpOrnsrsaiIc auf Der 8Ieinisite in Yras
puroe am %. September eiH sebeimer
cSe9ii9sr Nrbstter s@ougreB
pom elmer Yoliseicommiiiion ibsrrai5t; 10
GbeiInebmer wurSen usrbaitet Sdmmt:
li9e Sdriiten ioeiaI : bemotratiiden Sns
baIts wurben nit Sei9las belest. Su
6olss bieisr GntOsduns Der YoIi,ei ianoen
SabIrel9e Sausbur3iu6unssn i'm 2auis
oss nG6iten Cages ftatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
CetterrctGt.u

Oas GriminaIseritt gu Sill Eat am IS.
September ben 6siasratbs 4bseoronstsn
uno Gulturtdmpfer 0ranoitetter bes Ssrs
bre@ens oes Sstruses iduIbis befunben
unb su 5 Sabren idweren Serters, per.
i4drft our3 sinen 6alttas mOnatIi9, per-
urtheilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
S1uem0rt.

Sn 9~Opsnbasen III am %. Sept. bas
SronseitanbbiIo 9ans gbrifian Oeritebs
(bes gntbsdsrs bes glsetrosM asnetismus,
ssb. IA. @usait l777 auf Der SnieI 9aas
lamb, selt. am o. Wars 1851 smtbaat
porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

Die unsarii9sn poIitiiden &rsiis Issen
oie antunft bes ruiiiiden @sneraIapiutans
ten bel aaiier 6rans Soiepb iebr unsiniis
aus. Sin bodssitelter Staatsmuun iaste
i'm libsralsn Club: Der erits aanouens
i4uB sur Sesebuns Der RrOnunssteis
er Wilan's nib unfsblbar bas Sig:
nal iir ben Musbru9 zines . it 9i d.
ruiiii9en &riesss iein!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

Sn Dem S1reiben bes G3aren aIe:
an ben Raiier pom Seitrei9,
wrldes bur9 ben @ensraIaojutanten
Summaratom in Wisn iiberrei6t wor6eu
lit, pisbsrboIt aaiisr Meranber isiusn
@uui9, fi9 uon ieinen 8erbinoeteu
nitt trsnnen su molten. &uBIano bleibe
nod ialmer benz Srieben ersebsn, aber
(bisies ALDER 1T eben Der tislise Yuntt)
Der Saiier isi an ber einsise
mann I'm 10 eiten R%uBIanb, pek
dsrno9 fir ben Srieben eins
Sour wenn bic Yforte unOersiss
lid bic Reformen bswiaise, wel6e Die
Gbriiten pom Sode Der tirtii6sn gai9as
befreien, lei auf bic anfre4tbaItuns res
6rieoens Al re6nen. ,F4I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
cS'eeiiIf:(al6e
81 9r. 2eter S&wimo,

.n (sus eJtmbure) ,G H1t
salt f&Iimms Sanst, Dunssu alsr aa, Sssnss g5xxa
Slintsnf1ade vHurfa&te, runes Brute ta Grasm. lsrsss
Snt,uuouus, tuurs Eue6tniAdetn uns f~ersphul5fe Rror9s
eeten, pt Der frprus @ltseeY, S&pelunstn an traeae stsssa
Ibtls bee 8rrpus, 3abnpsb, une f1ltnnsn Sais aaa n
20 en anl1dstarts Setlmiitd fur NIT gntJausuns br a.
aertist tshaftsts Ws9nsrinutu. fur falimmt dsaxz, CIR
1Iutfiafn BET fri2tu spanesn n. ALE drttn fAperrr tbunscx,
Vreis Sur srpss ossn 500. - gatttiesf 50 s.s.-
aleine Is geats
an baksu b,i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
Or. Heter SAmiue.
Hllinoi6.

Sktsass......Vstsr Ralmus. re. 26 Canal pert ust.
0trh. xirf6trn, Re. 70 eiuhen Gtrsie.
...-Nts Datrs, Rs.6 sstps eraSGl I'D
tsanfsn, Gssf q pDt
0elens 8rant etalsN<c
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08
An Arkansas Cow.

The Weld Of milk from Northern
dairy cows is incredible to people in re-
gions were cattle are raised mostly for
beef and hides.
Judge Grant was in Little Rock. Ar
kansas, in attendance ut the United
States Court. One morning he saw a
farmer with a slouch hat, aud q geDu-
inc butternut suit, trying to sell COW
in the market there. It was large,
long horned animal, and ths planter
was informing man that the COW
would give four quarts OF milk day,
IL fed well.
Up stepped the Judge, "what do
You ask for the cow
"About $50. She'll give five quarts
OF milk, il you feed her well, repi d
the planter. and he proceeded to de-
scribe her good qualities.
Said the Judge, II have cows on my
farm, not much more than half as big
az your COW, which gives twenty to
twenty-five quarts of milk n day.
The planter eyed the Judge sharply
for n moment, a. il trying 70 remember
whether he had Sver seen him before
or not, and then asked, Stranger.
where do you live?"
"My home is in Iowa"
eyes, stranger, 1 don't dispute it.
There was heaps Of sogers from Iowa
down here duriug the war, and strang-
or, they was the all-Rredest linrs in the
whols Yankee army. Mabbe you mout
be an officer ia some OF them regi-
ments?"
The Judge slid for the Court House.
- Exchange.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08
An G,,raors,.sr, FIRE proof suit.

An exhibition Of the Ocstberg firc
extinguishing apparatus took place on
the Lindcnstrssse in Berlin recently in
the preserce of the Emperor, the Em-
press, and other disting aished persons.
The inventor is Swede, named Oest-
berg. Captain Ahlstrom appeared in a
peculiar looking costume, made OF the
Oestbcrg invention, and walked into an
immcuse FIRE made Of wood saturated
With yetrolenm, The beat OF the fire
was 50 intense that no one eise could
approach within eighty paces withoui
being burnt or scorchcd. The captain,
however, walked around in the glow
ing pile perfectly updisturbed. leaning
on the burning wood, and finally quiet
ly seating himself on the Goals. He
remained in the Are for fifteen minutes,
aud ON his coming out every one press
ed round to see how much he had been
injured. He was unharmed. and in
cpl e of the Emperor's asseveration
that he had seen enough of so danger
ous aud experiment Captain Ahlssrom
went again into the fiery oven. On a.
nally emerging he took OF the snit and
appsaspd IA rcd 1Anns.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08
Esom the Ianoeent Abroad.

The following letter. from dlstin-
guishcd patriot over the sea. is going
the rounds, under the head of News
from the fat old innocent abroad"
Il FoaEIoS LANDS, July 10, 1916.
FmESD SAM: 1 send you draft on
New York for SJ01, 600, which yod can
use in the canvass something after the
system we adopted to defeat Dix. The
six millions holds out tip top. am
waiting, dear Sammy. for the happy
day when / can return TO nv native
shores and fly to your bosom under the
roof Of tho White House Did you fix
that up with the sheriff. III not, you
had better do IL soon. or he may get
mifrcd anil squeal. NV general health
ia hunky. How is your spine now. and
do you feel the old shock vet? l feel
az ii / would make a good Minister to
England, providing that there is any
body who wants the portfolio of the
Treasury more than your humhle SER
want, WV. TwREp
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

A great deal has been said aud writ.
ten about tho great mathematical pro-
dizzy, "Reub" Fields, who lives at Fay
etteville, In this county, and the more
that il known of him the greater won
der he becomes. He does not possess
the simplest rudiments Of a book edu.
catiou-does not know a letter or fig
ure by sight--and yet he can solve the
most intricate problem in an instant,
or can perform n calculation in less
than O minnie that would relnire the
work OF an hour by the ordinary modes.
For instance: We gave him the day OF
the month aud year Of our birth, and
he told, in less than half a minute, our
agp in seconds, minutes, days, and
wears. Give him the day OF the month
and the year OF any event. however re-
mote, aud he will instantly give the
day Of the week.
We spent two hours with him last
Saturday, aud, notwithstanding We
have often talked with him and seen
him display his wonderful gifts, yet We
always And something neS in him.
We placed n column Of figures on a
paper. equal in length 10 the colnnn OF
an ordinary-sized ledger, aud called
them OF tn him in rapid succession,
and when the last NUMBER was cillod
he gave the sum without a moments
hesitation. He did no. nee the paper,
and would not have known a character
on il il ne had. One hour later he re-
peated those numbers IN the exact or
Der in which we called them TO him.
We then began at the bottom, and
would call two or three numbers cor
rcctly. aud then one incorrectly, and
he wonld correct us By giving the pro-
per number.
More mysterious than this TO ms is
the fact Of his ability 10 give correctly
the time Of the day or night. whenever
called upon, without any reference
whatever 10 n time.piece..
Ia this place the time-pleces are hll
regulated by railroad, or 81. Louis
time. IL you ask "Reub" the time, he
will say, II am Is Ia minutes past !;
IL you have railroad time You have 80
and so, I" giving the exact difference be-
tween sun time and railroad time.
Another remarkable fact ia, he gives
the cxao, time Of his locality. III he Is
in Washineton city, he gives Washing
tom CITY time; IL in San Francisco, the
tome there. He cannot possibly do
these things by any method of calcu-
lalil,e tho passing time, for he viii give
the time as accurately while waking
from sleep at night as IL it were day
light and the sun shining.
There seems TO he nothing too great
in Numbers for his mind to grasp. aud
vel nothing too small lie can tell
what the Interest on cent vould be
for three seconds at the rate OF 10 per
cent per annnm,. a. readily and as
easily rs be- could tell the Interest on
one dollar for one year at the same
rate per cent.
lie IL. indeed. the wonder Of won
ders. II warre asburg (Mo.) Democrat
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08
Tomb o, tue nu..,.a Emp.ror..

The royal mausoleum OF Rassis IL
2l0 feet long, 9S wide. aud 80 high.
Tie tolnbs arc all alike--a plain block
of marble six feet long, inclosed by q
gilded railing, and bearing an iuscrip-
t.on on a sunken golden plate. Over
one hangs bnnch of keys taken from
the fortresses by the soldier beneath,
over another droops battle flags, while
above third, anl sparkling brightly
ia the glow of the never-extInguished
lamp, IL q costly-studded diamond. be-
trothal ring.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

David Cooper, one OF the Oldest and
wcalthiest citizens Of Detroit, died
Thursday sfteinoon He suffered from
a strvke Of ap.plexy about two years
ago, bat rallied aud was able ~ attend
to his business as usual until this sum-
mer. when the extreme heat seemed to
affect him SCI ously, ani he gradually
lost strength and sank under -
wslght vi years.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

w. II. Heath, defsulting auditor OF
81. Louis county. No. has been indict-
al. Examination di-closes the fact
that this defalcation amounts to $780,
900. and may reach sl5o,00o; this Is
from the couaty and township school
funda. Of which be was COLLECTOR.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

10 Charleston, Miss :. reside two la
dies 50 years old. They are twins, aud
each has lad two husbands and seven
children.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08
TIRE sr. LOUIS CONVENTION.

The convention did no, look ns
though treason was an odious thing,
nor that rebels wrrc any the less to be
honored than patriots. The gathering
proved again what the Democratic
House had already proved. that the old
rebel element " running The Democrat
ic party. and that its whole hope OF
success - staked ON their solid sup
port. They we're all there atSt. Louis
aud were the lions OF the day. espec-
tally honorcd aud checred by the con.
vention. and bouofed and honized by
the same gang. Of rebels who we're
spouting treason and abusing soldier
there in 1851, nc we were going 10 the
front, aud who were talking the same
treason when / was there two years
ago. Applause. Why 10 10 that the
nomination 81 Tldsn has so revived
and reinspircd the old rebel element?
Why ro much more no that the caDdId.
scy of Greeley four years ago, when
there was some hope for q new party.
and the death for good OF the old De.
mocrscy. Yon can answer NJ we'll ss I
can. IL looks like they kuew their msn.
lApplauss. t. alarming a IN .nsira-
lions dany dsveloping - The South
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

An explosion in the Black Diamond
coal mine, Mt. Diablo, Nevada, last
week killed ak miners aud five were
badly injured. The explosion was
caused by blast igniting accumulated
coal dust.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

Garibaldi is regarded with something
like idolatry by the workingmen OF
Italy. He makes himself one of them,
and is never ashamed to own that he
himself was once workingman.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

Lanbain's woolen-mill and adjoining
dwelling-houses were burned Saturday
at Millbury. Mass, Loss, sl60. 900; in
surance, $50, 900.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

Colonel Sturgis begins to regret that
he ever attempted TO tackle the ms mo-
ry of Custer. The Seventh Cavalry
has cussed him pretty considerably.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

Since April l1th, 26o,2i1 barrels Of
petroleum have been destroyed by
lightning in the Pennyslvania oil re.
gion.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

Mcssrs. Jay Cooke & Co., were last
week discharged from bankruptcy by
the United States district court, in
Philadelphia, no objection having been
made TO petition fled some time ago.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

Notices have been posted in all the
mills at Fall River, announcing o re.
duction in wages Of about 10 per cent.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-08

The great yacht race from Sandy
Hook 10 Newport and return, for the
Bennett challenge cup, was won by
Idler, Wanderer coming in second and
Countess Of Duiferin third. The lat
ter is crack Candian yacht.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-22

Tromater, A & V eh sw sw ne
TURKS, ] n5asH sw sw
Quasqueton
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-22
Centaur
Linin entS.
lLSHrJrons q P0StmGster.l
'sANTInCU Ill Noe I 10

l.
''MEssRs J. Il. ROSE & Co:
My wife has, for long time been a terrible
sufferer from rheumatism. She has tried many
physicians and many remedies. The only thing
which has givon her any relief is Centaur Lini-
ment. am rejoiced to say this has cured her. l
am doing what can TO extend its sale.
w. II. RING"
This is sample OF many thousand testimonials
received Of wonderful cures effected by the Cen
taur Lniment. The Ingredients of this article are
published around each bottle. 1t contains Witch
Hazel, Mentha, Arnica, Rock Oil, Carbolic, and
ingredients hitherto little known. 1t is an indis.
putablc fact that the Centaur Lnment is perform
ing more cures Of Swelngs. Stiff Joints, Erup-
tions, rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica Cracked
Breasts. Lock-Jaw, &c, than all other Lnments
Embrocatious Extracts, Salves Ointmepts and
Plasters now in use.
For Toothache, Earache, Weak Back Itch and
Cutaneous Eruptions, it is admirable 1t cures
burns and scads without scar Extracts poison
from .ites and stngs, and heals frost bites and
chillblains. in a short time. No family can afford
10 be without the Centaur Liniment, white wrap.
per.
The Centaur Linimcnt, Yellow Wrapner,
is adapted to the tough skin. muscles and flesh OF
the animal creation. Its effects upon severe cases
Va rp''4H. 'hNSh.- " Iilt baIl. Ilcdu anu ron
Evil are little less than marvellous.
lIessrs. j. Mcclure 6 Co. Druggists, Cor Elm
and Front SITS. Cincinnati O., say:
In our neighborhood a number Of teamsters
are using the Centaur Liniment They pronounce
it superior TO anything they have ever used We
sell as high a. four TO five dozen bottles per month
to these teamsters.''
We have thousands Of similar testimonials.
For Wounds, Calls, Scratches Ring bone &c,
and for Screw Worm in Sheep it has no rival
Farmers. Livery-men and Stock raisers have in
this Liniment remedy which is worth a hundred
times its cost
Laboratory of J. Is. Rose & Co.,
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-22

You should dltrdys keep 1t in yoas4.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-22
&c Merrill's Sub Di,

Emery nA M NV sw II
e3S a $ IS Ell SO II
ne ne q
NV ne 81
Eliza A s7ha 10 nc sw l.
81 awla NV ne 81
Maroney, Albert ne NV {
Sc NV
com NV ne sw 2.S9,1 eT 1900
rods 40 1900 rods W 1900
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

X IS worth reMrI.i Lcrin- ilai Senator
Norton hs~ iirrn frsiUi- chief sNNi.er
..aDe Ae aajrHtin .n. 81. Ar Cins.u.f.
Convention. ~ ha- heariilv cu.us,N
ilc dl-rai.sli az ihe friend, 81 Rlsrsw
y he beiirVc- lie 4udinsey Of ihe latter
Ias the principal reason IS q, he failed
o receive TIE nomination. liz ~rconG
rhuirc was itaye-. and niicF Il lai he
lu- apparent iiia' De bin -eii rniiid lni
ao--ibi. via and ili. indiani Dee, gaiipn
i.d 10 throw ihe s...i'l vote d, tie : -
nr IL isinw Nipfpn ieit -fapfr.. GIeA
irimp-un from y ashA4 t.s iiiaf e. ,i.f
DIf.ie .as nUi lDsi. "a fi.a, ~ expect
ID his friends 10 sirk by llin. %. cour-p
Morton hnew very well that > j. rau~,
wa, hopeless. bat ne desired to hold thr
Indians delegation hard Tor himself unit
other States began 10 change for Hayes.
Morton. Logan. Conkling aud Blaine
hated Brisiuw with an intense hatred.
lie has Jared 10 unrarth Tie gigantic
corruption fostering ia hiS department.
On tic egeof "a Presidential election. Ia
f'.a,ning the role ~ afeiorlner. he In
dIfc1ll- -a.t reprnach Upon Morton AID
ihc 1thtl-, who had ,-iusrl The appoint
msnt u aUnnlbcrof Tie very men HON
Brl-tOw exposure cent - lhr ucriien-
iiry. Be.idr- Moron- policy. flnn,
she commence ment oi lis poiilirai carerr.
bad been 10 snake f'ie .n. iu-lisv lie
means. aud lo had nevcr he.ifa.rd "a
make u.s Of al, irs;rurent than roald
5e directed g-rt+.i lie Democracy. even
10 'ir cnp.oy aeli cf trdrrai soldiers
20 inisia.daie .JtmDrai'r voters. ne.
Therefore. sncC. "a relo ul measures.
tn.i ha- iniueii,-i Grut 20 ignore unb-
NC opinion. and srpuini men 10 oiiire
who w.il pro- yitdte their hi.h trusts "a
party uses. tie intends 10 make \ des-
,era'e hight 80 Indiana ard will resort
- every species Of fraud known 20 rhe
modern politician 10 carry indiaaa. lie
~ was who caiIscd The nomination Of
Drth, the swindier Of widows aud the
att0rnc s., GA shares. of band DT noicri-
ou- thieves. lie keeps Orih OF iiso ticket
n0iw X Il Standing tie latter has Urirt
that he received part ofihc -sNI ID n.
sneni for li- services. There can - 40
other fair conclusion. therefore. than
ghi-: that Morton Intends q" fiyhi TIL.
strs0',. r battle upnu ia, .i.sspl, Al iin...l
i--nr, that k-Pnif i.s. II ti rlt.r
silsn ~ l-ne-t i'.us.s i l,s tNi~,t.
he very an,lnciy ~ 49, t,,.iii,. II.
~hic.. BE hl- rs,.a ,rc heItsb.irAa
parry. d. .nTi ori'"g eniiupi .runndr.;
Tor uii VIII Allis.. asasIell..t nnm Der
VI good ler o give TIC palis an air Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

's-HE Uudersigno :, Trustee OF Iolua-
t'a township Iahoi> co. Ind wi.i
let az rui iic oui,r,. 10 the loves. re-
sponsibe Bidder, aa
FRIDAY. AUGUSTA l.-G.
On the place where TIE buiidiug j. % ie
erected. ictr John Pen.ey : ia The Nm
part ~ sail township. the ruriraei inr
nniiding = one->iory frame school ioNse.
,or stii township. Pan, and -reciHrn-
iions may ie seen NJ ANY time NJ the Of
tee of tic Tsn>,ec. Tie letting viii b.
.in ~ one ocio' 3 L. II.
iulv list LEROY CAVE. Trustee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21


SCDDEN DEA-K.-One Of the mos,
prominent farmers Of Boone township.
died very suddenly la.s Saturday. II.
Llijah Lemmon rose in the morning. ~
apparently as good health NJ ever. and
ai;cr par'sking Of hreak fa.i. aLsut .
O'clock. sail 10 would rarry some water
q the handS IN ,lie Es.a. starting. he
had walked oat icw ,asl. vhca h.
returned complaining iha. 10 feit .ick.
a. died ia a short time. pl.v-ici,n.
Tcsr caIed bat arrived Too late. and
gave i as an opinion ihat he dicd q.
heart disease. lie was buried .;,a ,ext
dar, tni vc arr informed that ti.ere /.
lct some ,aik ~ exhnming The BODY.
ana holcing On iapur.i. lie was rrnha-
t-y ne yeaiiiiir-t man ~ he township.
OWNING .arZely off-oycrn nlent and Cor
ror7ti1a bonds. lie was born. "a. be-
ieFe, 40 Dubois comfy, d. least ~. had
ilNea in y since bis early ba,loo.l H.
Dcean liie poor, losing hi- light arm
Wien small lad. while working In An
pa cotton ,ir. which then did 4 GOOD
on ness ..nuiug tiir cotton raised near
loEietsviiic. by industry aud honest,
Le acquired q competency lew a.. pet.
miiied - enjoy. and died honored and
respected By az WHO knew aim.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

T. Merit & Ca. extend coriisl
INVITATION 10 thc public generally TO call
aud see W. in our new home. and cN-
anime our large si0rk II rev g0cd-
lust received aud being sold Al bottom
nriras