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LOUISIANA.
The Returning Board Prosecution,

NEW YORK, July 1O-Judge Lawrence, who
was member of the Louisiana Commission,
Is reported IN Chicago as denouncing the in
dictment of Wells, Anderson and other mem-
bers OF the Louisiana Returning Board as a
gross violation of distinct understanding
with the Nichols government that there should
be no political prosecution
=, The PRESIDENT is reported as saying yesterday
that while he regards the prosecution of Wells
and Anderson as violation of pledges made
by the Nichols Louisiana Legislature. he
president Hayes can have nothing to do with
the matter, and has no apprehension as to the
result.
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france Purchasing Large War Supplies
in this Country.

CHICAGO, July 10.-The Inter-Ocean pub
fishes as portentous fact that during the past
fortnight secret agents from the French govern
ment have arrived in this city. They have Sc.
cretly contracted with a few large firms of Chi
cago packers for immense quantities of army
supplies. The contracts specify not only guam
tity and quality of supplies, but the manner of
their preservation, and the amount of rations
in each package. A condensed soup. capable
of preservation for a long period and of speedy
agents have been in few other large cities of
this country and in Canada. Enough food has
been ordered to sustain large army during
long campaign.
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The Rrifish Rife Ta.u,

NEW YORK, July 10.-The London Times
prints the following:
The council OF the national rifle association
having no funds applicable for the expenses
of centennial team to America, all Interested
in rifle shooting are invited to aid in raisina
$500.
Henry Halford, captain of the United King.
dom rifle team, says, ave have decided to sail
for New York on the 10th of August SO as to
have time to get settled before the match. 7
hear something said about our having only two
days for practice at the range at Creedmoor,
but two days will be quite inadequate shall
want at least six days" "i
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THE MEXICAN BORDER.
A Specie Train Robbed by Mexican Bar
dis.

SAN ANTONIO, July To-Day before yest,r-
day specie train from chihuahua to San Anto-
waymen, but the twenty men with the train
drove off the robbers leaving several killed and
wounded. Frank Gremsgier. who was in
charge of the train, and one Of his men were
killed, and several train hands wounded. The
affair was on Seco Creek, only 80 miles from
San Antonio.
Gen. Villowal is on the way to meet General
Ord. for the purpose of explaining the instruc-
toni from President Diaz relative to affairs on
the border
NEW YORK, July 10.-A Berlin special de-
MES that Germany is about recognizing the
Diaz government in Mexico. Prince Bismarck
will await the action of the United States be-
fore renewing official relations with Mexico.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, July 10.-Cattle-receipts of 5000 head:
shipments 500 head the market is dull buyers hold,
ing off tor lower prices, which are yet steady.
Hogs-receipts 10000 head; shipments 5000 head;
the market is active and strong and 10 a is higher
feeding somewhat excited; common to good heavy
packing at so q 49, fair to choice heavy shipping
at 90 q 20; light shipping at 90 q 05, closing
a trife off,
Sheep-reoepts 700 head the market is more ac-
tive, prices ranging rs 455; sales mostly at Is
0475
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ITO the Associated Press.l

York County Congregational Conference
SAco, July 10.-The York County Congrega-
tional Conference has been in session at Cen
trail Park, Old Orchard Beach, to-day.
Camp Meeting.
The first camp meeting opens on Thursday
next, continuing ten days, under direction of
Rev. Charles Cullls of Boston. Among those
who are expected to be present and take mart
are Rev. E. M. Leroy, D. D., Rev. Daniel
Steele, d. d., Rev. E. P. Hammond, Rev.
VIM. Mcdonald, R. Pearsoll Smith and half a
dozen others of note. Mrs. 81. w. Smith will
conduct the woman's meeting each day. Those
VINO attend are urged to "observe specia! mod
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MARRIED..

In Augusta, July 7, Everett G. Brown and Miss
Lizzie A. Gordon
In Athens, July A. jackson Gaylord and Miss Alpha
NJ. Getchell, both or Fairfield.
In North Jay, July 2, Olney A. Burgess of Andov-
er and Miss Addie P. Lake of Jay.
In Bucksport, Jnly 4, Chas. L. Soper and Miss Ma
ry b. Collins.
In Auburn, July 8. Joseph GRAHAM and Miss Geor-
gle E. Daniels, both of Lewiston.
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TURKEY.


Reign Of Terror i'm COnstantin0ple.
NEW YORK, July 10.-It is stated in diplo-
matte circles that Constantinople is under a
reign Of terror. Crowds of lawless soldiers
and bands of Circassans rob and murder with
impunity. The streets are given up to these
outlaws after nightfall, and all cafes and public
resorts close at shutdown. The massacre of ali
Christians and Foreigners in Constantinople is
probable at any moment. The italian vice.
consul has been robbed and injured, and two
attempts have been made to force an entrance
to the English club.
A National Guard,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1O.-A decree has
been issued ordering the creation of q National
Guard of Constantinople, six battalions of
which will be formed Immediately.
Change i'm Commanders.
Abdul Kerim Pasha has asked for 6OO0O
more men. 1t is probable that both he and
Ahmed Eyoub Pasha will be superseded by
Suleiman and Mehemed Ali Pasha respective
ly. Mehemed Ruchdl Pasha, ex-Vizier. is
charged with the supreme control of military
affairs. The object of the appointment of the
latter is to secure the acquiescsnce of the
people, as further resistance is found useless
The eonfidonee in Rnohdi Pasha is suoh that
all will be ready to accept his opinion on this
subject.
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The me Cabinet session to-day was. of compare
estiDg results. Mexican affairs fora;on
appointments and recent important iudic;ai
proceedings in Louisiana were not alluded 10
The proceedings savored somewhat of a scis w.
tifc turn, and the Howgate expedition tot the
conversation and comment with the view Of
determining whether the interests of science
and welfare of the government would be SUBJ
served by the extension of national assistance
to the proposed expedition. While there were
no definite results, it is understood the dis
cussion was not unfavorable to practical
extension of national countenance to the enter
prise: The Woodward expedition around the
world was, in connection with the Howgate
expedition, also subject of interested CONVEX
sation.
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RICHMOND, Va, July 1O.-James T. Rylor,
white man aged 55, was murdered Saturday
on the farm of r. Boiling Wilson, in Prince
George county, by a negro boy named Jim
Thatcb, aged Is. The negro was farrested.
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WASHINGTON.
Pay in Navy Yards.

=. WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The Secretary of the
Navy has issued circular to naval constrnct.
ors, fixing the pay of various foremen, super
iintendents and others for days work Of
hours from $500 to So 30 per day, and thu nav
for a days work of 10 hours ranging from 81 90
70 20 90 per day. The circular provides that in
structor on duty, he shall inspect all timber and
Jumper, and the position of timber inspector is
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European Markets,

LONDON, July 1O-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 9is for
money and account.
LONDON, July 10-1230 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, 5s 1884, Al per cents
1853. Erie at g.: Illinois Central SGT.
LIVERPOOL, July 10-12.3O p M.-Cotton market
quiet and steady; Middling hollands at 5-16d; dc
orleans at 63d; sales 5000 bales, including 1900 for
speculation and export. Receipts OF cotton to-day
$500 bales, including $3.50 American.
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CHICAGO, July 10.-The U. S. District Court
to day awarded Rev, j. A. Ray of Buffalo 80.
600 damages against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for injuries sustained about year
sage in sleeping car on the Pittsburg & Fort
Wayne road.
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Jealousy and Wife Murder.

ALBANY. July 10:-Charles Porter, aged 40,
his wife SO brutally this afternoon that her life
is despaired of. he claims that VIM. Starin, q
stone cutter, led his wife astray and is the
cause of the trouble.
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DIED.

In North Parsonsfeld, July 7, Mr.. Henry Allen
aged 70 years.
In Richmond, June 80. DR.. Joseph Payson Spauld-
ing, aged 81 years months.
In Bath, July 0, Fred H. son of David H. and
Harriet B. Merritt aged 20 years months.
In Augusta, July 9. Mrs. Mary, wife of Col. Geo,
w. Stanley, aged 70 years.
In searsport, June 26, Mrs. Mary j. West, aged 81
years months.
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Now York Stock end Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 10-Evening. Money easy at II
g per cent on call, @ A per cent. on prime dis
counts. Sterling Exchange 1861 q 4S7 for sixty days
and 1891 a 1891 for demand.
Exports of produce for the week. S5O22 1896 against
$7,170,896 for the corresponding week last year
Colo frm at 1853 throughout the day; borrowing
rates were fat and J. q Il per cent. Time loans
sixty days, for ninety days and q 7l6 for twelve
The clearances were $10,974O0O. The customs re-
cepts to. day were $27 000 The Treasury disburse-
ments were $26S,oO0 for interest and $4,000 for
bonds. Governments firm ~
The home subscriptions to the new per cent
loan continue to come in freely and at the close of
business to-day there over SIC OOO Railroad
bonds strong.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
orpp anti
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The TurcO-RusSian War.
TURKISH AND RUSSIAN OUT
RACES IN BULGARIA.
A Reign of Terror i'm Constan-
tin0ple.
THE RUSSIANS IN ARMENIA STILL
RETREATING.
Bismarck FavOrs Russian Occu.
patton Of COnStantinOpie.
The TurcO-Russian War.
THE AsIATIC CAMPAIGN.

THE AB1AT1C CAMFA1GN.
Mukhtar Pnsha Effects a junction with
the Garrison mt Kars.
ERzERoUM, July 9.-Mukhtar Pasha has
effected junction with portion of the garri.
son of Kars at Tshevilikoya, three miles from
the Notifications. The Russians continue to
retreat on Kurukdano Ismail Pasha is at
Museum, three miles from the frontier Gen.
Tergukassoff occupies position on the from
tier.
Initiating the Bashi BazOuks.
LONDON, July 10.-The Manchester Guar
dams correspondent says that specials from
Asia state that in the Ardanudsoh district on
the 2Sth of June, the Russians pillaged II vii
lagos and killed so people on the pretext that
they fought against them.
On Friday last Gen. Tergugasoff returned to
Russian territory. His force marched 40
kilometres daily and is believed to have lost all
its war material,
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Foreign Notes.

Gen. Grant left Cologne yesterday going m
the Danube ~
Unusual activity is being manifested in
view of the annual celebration. Arrangement
have been made with the railroads to reduce
the fares. U'o
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PRESIDENT HAYES POLICY:
How NewlHampshire Republicans Feel
About 1t.

CONCORD. July 1O.-The Republicans of the
legislature held caucus this evening and the
question of passing resolutions endorsing the
national administration came up and was free
ly discussed. 1t is reporte d that the sentiment
was in favor of endorsing the policy of Presi-
dent Hayes, though strong speeches were made
against it, No action was taken on the matter
but It is probable that variour resolutions will
House. It is understood that Sinclair will
make an effort to get his resolution of endorse
ment of the policy of the President before the
House either to-morrew or Thursday. One
resolution offered by him is now in the hands
of the committee on national affairsEand an
other lies upon the table.
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ANDi COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

Portland Wholesale Market
TUESDAY, July 10.-The markets are rather more
active to-day and Sugars have advanced lie and are
now quoted at 12c for granulated ami 11sc for Ex-
ira G. Flour continues to improve in demand and
there is a prospect Of still further advance in
prices. Corn is advancing slowly but surely and we
quote car lots.a &c, bag lots CSC and Meal SIC.
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THE DOMINION.
Montreal OrauRemen A h.na.n.. p,

montreal Orangemen Abandon.a Parade.
MONTREAL. July 10.-The Orange society tn.
night received deputation of the national so-
cieties and decided that no procession would he
attempted. The members. however, will at
tend Divine service. Az
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BOSTON Stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, July 1O.l
$500 Boston q Maine Railroad rs. .,..,.,,,1114
$4,000 Eastern r. new 81 bonds. ........... sit
10 Eastern Railroad. ..,..,.. 81
Second Call.
8 Boston and Maine Railroad .,, On
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COL Boulder OF San Francisco, is about to
commence suit against the United States to
obtain possession OF Mare Island, now used az
/ navy yard, claiming that he holds the on IS
valid title. J
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Domestic Markets

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 1O.-The Printing cloths
market rather more active and prices slightly easier
some extra 81 64's having been sold at 4Ic cash.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

light pressure, stationary or lower temperature,
westerly winds, clear and partly cloudy
weather
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For New ENGLAND ,

WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
July IL. IL A. My
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Base ball.
METEOROLOGICAL.

At MISUNDERSTANDING Stars of SYRIA
cuse 2.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10OG bush corn meal to 9
W True q Co.
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Sid sth; bargqe Henry Knight. , for LeghOrn.

q Sid sth. barque Henry Knight, for Leghorn.
MALL RIVEK-Ar It'll. sch Nellie Carr, Morrison,
Bangor
Ar sth, schs II A Demiag, Boardman, Hoboken;
Geo Hotchkiss, Hill. Port johnson.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 7th, sch Atlantic, Coombs,
Hoboken; Damon, johnson, Bangor.
PAWTUCKET-Sld 9Th, sch Neptune. Holmes, for
ny new BEiDFoRD-Ar 9Th, sch Helen Mar, Ward,
Sid sth, schs s. G W Kinds. Hill, Calais; West
Falmouth Matthews. Lncolnville.
VINEYARD-HAVEN = Ar 7th, schs Jane, and
VIM Connors, from Hoboken for Boston; Jas War
rem, from Weehawken for do. Veto, New York tor
Newburyport; Mary Sands, do for Gloucester; Pearl
from Weehawken tor Saco; Douglas Haynes, Bati-
more for do: Ariel, from Amboy tor Sandy Point;
Morelght Newfoundland for New Bedford.
Sid. schs Morelight Chrome, M l. Newton, and
L B Sargent.
Ar Sth, schs Lacona, and VIM Stevens, Rondout
for Boston; lizzie Heyer, Mobile for st John, NIB,
crew sick; Scud from Dennysville for New York
Ella, Condor, Damariscotta for do; Adams, I'm
Bluehiil for do; Georgana, st George for do Amer
lea. Rockand for do; Eta Simpson, I'm Bath for
Wilmington, Del; g W Morse, from Philadelphia for
Sid, schs Trade Wind. siak, James Warren, Ariel.
Veto, Mary Sands jane VIM Connors, Pearl, and
EDGARTOWN-Ar 7th. schs Chrome, Wooster.
New York for 0Es aTe a cr Bpd
bay; Mansfield, Achorn, do for Boston.
BOSTON-Ar 9th, barque Gen Sedgwick, Rogers.
Hatch. Murphy. Alexandria.
Cid 9th, barques Fred W Carbon, Carbon, Portland;
+ Fay, Rollins, st John, NB.
Ar 10TH schs G E Moody, Eastman, I'm Baltimore;
Mansfield, Achorn Rondout; Lucy Wentworth. Pen
deton: Hoboken; Kenduskeag, Trask, New York;
Zina, Trask, Machias.
Cid 10TH schs Jos Cakes. Parker, Port Caledonia;
Chas Il Heller. Coombs, Lingan, CB; j Cotter,
| (Br) Nutter. Portland; Decors, Berry, Machias.
Sid baroue W Carbon.
NEwBURYPoRT-Ar Sth. sch Ann Parker, Joyce
Rockport.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar sth, sch Acara, Chandler,
Philadelphia.
Sid sth, schs Chas Carroll, Cudworth, Rockland
Boxer. Roberts, Boothbay.
Ar 9Th, sch Olive Avery, Upper, Rondout.
Sd 9th, schs Triton, Rand, for Bangor; Martha
Weeks. Somes, Mt Desert.
| BANG0R-Ar 9Th, brig Lie Houghton, Rose, Port
| land. tor Europe.
/ Cid 18th, barque Wilton, Carver, Monteyideo.
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WiIbOr's Compound

of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime. The advantage of
this compound over the plain Oil is that the nauseat-
ng taste of the Oil is entirely removed and the whole
rendered entirely paatablc. The offensive taste of
the Oil has long acted at prominent objection to
its use; but IN this form the trouble is entirely OBJ
Waited host of certificates might be given here to
testify to the excellence and success OF "Wilbors
Cod Licer Oil and Lime" But the fact that 1t is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty Is suf
fcient. For sale by A. b. wILBOR, Chemist,
Boston, and by.all druggists. jy4eod1wsn
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MEMORANDA,

Sch Addie Blaisdell, from Philadelphia for Charles
ton. before reported ashore off Wilmington, STRUCK
near Frying Pan Shoals, and dispatch states that
she has since sunk and will be total loss with ex
ception of sails and part of rigging.
Sch Lizzie Wilson, from Kennebec, with ice, is re
ported ashore near Bodkin Point, below Baltimore.
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Foreign Imports.
PICTOU, MS. Schr G Wiuship-764 tons coal
to q L Railroad.
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INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TwENTY.FoUE
HOURS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Hong Kong 7th inst, ship Gold Hunter, Free
man, Cardiff
Ar at Calcutta 9th inst. barque Southland, Ken
niStOn, Boston.
Ar at Bilboa 18th inst, brig Manson Gardiner, from
New York.
Passed st Helena May 81 ship Oneida, Eaton, from
Bombay for Havre; June 0, j b Brown, Keazer, CAL
cutta for Boston.
Ar at Cronstadt 9th inst, brig A Pettengin, Hall,
At AGRA May %, brig Julia Haskell, Stevens. for
Boston.
at Huanillos June 1. ship India. Patten, for Eu-
aAr at St Thomas 9Th inst, brig Rocky Glen, Allen,
Rio Janeiro.
CID at Lingan, CD. 9th inst, sch G W Andrews. for
Ar at Port Mulgrave, Ms, 9th inst, sch John Went
worth. Clark. Bridgeport.
Cid at St John, NIB, It'll inst, ship Golden Rule,
Lewis, Liverpool; barque syria, Corning Cork.
--latest by European steamers.l
Cid at Liverpool Jnne 26th. Adelaide Norris. Robin
son, Damariscotta; 9th, Florida, Curtis. Bombay.
Sid FIN Gloucester June 9th, g Reusens, Leighton,
Ar at Workington 26th, Jennie B Gilkey, Gilkey,
Ar at Queenstown June IS, vioksburg, Clark. from
Ar at Great Yarmouth June 26th, Arcot. Small,
Sid I'm Havre June rs, H F Hussey, Darrah, Cape
Breton; G Sweeney, Cole, do.
In Havre Roads June 26tb, Onalaska, Hart, from
New Orleans for R0uen.
Ar at Cuxhaven June 90, Fannie skOlfeld, Shields,
Sid I'm Penarth June 49, Edwin Reed, Higgins, for
Rio Janero
Sid I'm Reyal June %, Fanny Mcclellan, McLel-
Ian, Stockholm.
SPOKEN.
June 81 off Grimsby, ship Harvester, Bosworth,
from San Francisco tor Hull.
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CRANBERRY ISLES, July 2-Sld. sch Vineyard,
Rosebrook, from st John, NIB for Philadelphia or
Baltimore.
July AR, sch Maggie Willard, Squirting, Port
land.
July SID, sehs Maggie Willard, Squirting; Col
den Hind. Squirting; Annie Lewis, Squirting; Ivy,
Stanley; and others.
EASTPORT. July - Sld schr Clytie, Laughtons
(from Pembroke) for st John, NB to load for Europe
Passed by. sch Bertha j Fellows, bound west.
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NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, July 10.

Tuesday, July 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
U steamer Grant, from New York vic Boston.
Sch Fl Wnship, Doane. Pictou, N S-coa to
Grand Trunk RR.
Sch Express Tilton Bowen, Philadelphia-coal to
S Rounds g. Son.
Sch Mahaska, Bunker, New York-coal to Sar
gent Dennison & Co.
Sch Triton, Rand, Portsmouth for Bangor.
CLEARED.
Sch M Laughton, Hallowell, Eastport-master
Sch David Torrey, Soule, Bangor-Chase, Leayitt
q Co.
Sch Alex Harding, Mcbride Keunebec to load for
Washington-J Nickerson 81 Son.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant. Elsworth-Chas
Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-24

Cholera Morbus Is now travelling
through the country, ostensibly for its
health, but really in the interest of Sor-
row and Suffering. II has been 10 Oil
City, and having had brief but spirit
ed Interview with IL. we desire TO warn
the public against it. Cholera Morbus
doesn't say much. II appreciates the
fact that actions speak louder than a
street merchant with new kind Of glue.
II il quiet and unassuming, and allows
its victim to make all the fuss. II Is the
champion wrestler Of the world, catch
as-catch-can, or any other hold, and as
a prize-fghtcr is to be avoided. Ii has
no respect for the rules Of the +. X. and
will strike below the belt nine times out
often. Without word Of warning II will
catch man in the stomach, and double
him up quicker than the kick Of a mule.
II the victim be a short manu- will roll
mp like a doughnut. II he be q tall man,
he will fly together like watch spring.
In this condition he Is Of no earthly use,
unless as n worm In distillcry. A man
rolled up like thread on spool cant
be expected TO do much work. But 10
hear him groan and complain and carry
on in one way and another, you would
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-24

The leading facts aud points Of interest
connected with this great enterprise may be
summarized a. follows:
The Exposition opens September 10 and
closes October q, and will display the art
wonders-both useful and ornamental--of
the world, including great variety ~ ma
chincry for farms and factories, In actual
operation, an immense collection Of manu-
featured articles from America, Europe and
Asia, furniture and household conyeniences
Of all kinds; also q collection Of minerals
from the Western states and Territories.
During the last six days, from October |
10 Il, inclusive, there will be AN immense dis
swine, cattle and horses; also fruits, How
ers, vegetables, grain and other farm and
garden products. The premium list, which
offers 10000 in prizes, giye> full informa-
ton. and can be- obtained by addressing q.
q. kalb, Secretary, ST. Louis. Several hun
dred merchants and manufacturers have TAX
en- space for their exhibits, and the directory
are providing additional mmodaiions for
what promises 10 be- the largest and most
attractive display ever seen In the West.
The railroads ccntering In -. Louis de-
duet 10 10 20 per cent from regular charges
on passengers aud freight bound 10 the En-
position. The Geological garden, containing
large collection Of wild animals, and birds,
will be free TO all visitors 10 the Exposition.
The fine art department will contain some
Of the choicest gems In America. The live
stock department will excel in Its display
any previous exhibition. The same may be
said Of every department In the Fair Expo
sliion.-St. Louis Dispatch