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, 1877-10-12

FVOt 19lONSs
ROC 0PN0DUCTS-Wcre decidedly dull and tended
dowps as logs we're quoted stcady casly. hut cofel
lower auI Liverpool quoted enAlcr. with decline
Ut Cd per cnt In short eeA. Fork WaA Uttered rather
freely In The af4t half Of tho atnIon but sfterwaEl
there WA IttIa doing. shippnR orders seemed 10 b
scsFce, md local operators wctc nut inclined to sxo
hold any conaderabo extent but eash products wrro
relatively arm.
MRS. rnzx-waa quiet and Irregular. Spot lots wtro
rsthes firmly held 1t former prices with moderate
shipping demsnd. white futures declined about loc per
Ar. thnuat tho offerings vera not lstKe. eacs Nrro
rcporte Ut no bris eAt In cas ots> u sta I'll 0 Iris
acief November II $ll Ds un h!s seller tho year VI
si7ho4l: s5. sud 80 brls se'lcr January A. 82a a7
4i7oh Total. eco hFls. TIE market closed samc At
9.HO3t4. .G3 setF October, or round tot& sut; stS0O
0l1.oan for Sorenbers sH ssllsT The year,
and fI9. g71t4 u. u sstiaF January.
I'rlnle meas pork was quoted It $1l.752aa.93, aud
e1tta psf1ns Do a -. nosg :,:9 ~ ..,,,,.. ~,
,s stt; ..s sar xth wv ss y esr
nd declined fnI1 s. 100 s h.lea were srpottsa
4 Ill !.ssss f.: \ = ,sas \ & ;, @
s1s q S9's sst 81 & es "a ssa
ss "a s's s tsssf .ss: e.
M s @ xssS .ssss f., L ;f:
1 si. ssS :s :SS;t FL; Il
:::s :: |:ss
Ti' asffs Ss. Ss* .1: itHs' .S Z sFsss .a,
G;:::s ::s; |;:::s;:: ::::::::::::::: u Il 4
'f:ss; ss :4s !sS;: Y .:si q
+. :ss: 2sst Z. .as ass ~ t:
u III ss:a
t.. &: ss'aas ss 's1s IL &,
, 1877-10-12
uON NAALH9,

kItEEr-Tho ma.kct ha4 70 srecfa!y nsw feature
p'Sf TO e"0s' au.''',. s4s r. 1"aK. 10 T.
NEW YokK. Oct. 1l.-Bxxvxn-Hecsirsa1 l,snn max.
Ink u fot tho loAt iAyv $40 s4c ttnn last
tilIho; Vct!lan and tair natlsss generally AtsIG4f,
ato,!t 70 @ Carload. To.at Cherokee, and Colorado
ass. sa.;ast Id Il "n,'s H. s.e " t,a os 'Is IL
wsSkt q!gtl fatsr neak y barely saatalartl
e fst sin,. I'M is,sr for scsred III ext,. II. IsnSs
0mtYi good sheeV GENERALLY Ne5|tei good lanls, ~
B}kc. .
ssaa MAKING !Eh0 for tntse
SsSHsh Y, fuY Ijys huSs; CO. indisns 1sa x Al II:
7cAs ktata, $3.GAes ~; Gars Ohio. LIS ns $A Tt4
t.H7.
d. ,.r,, ~. :, sF; LOUIS: ...
hIvhet. lFv 4: fsti. Nj nerHinu +, Is ~
crs 10 s4isa aS tiaa i i5 S"'>~
CtTSLk-Stcsdy. sod dAtnsnd foe hnichett stock;
@ Gn.s ~ III ~ eHHsss ~ = letaaE eteis
FT 8uI 81 j5dt II oF nd aisri TsIxn. - NxsS IL,
lnlIafa. i. h4a8L
p mi s.n.e' '"o' sAesps @'ooo.
nrrv.to. f1ot. u.-E4rrnM.nnr.ta. n ,o,,.v an,
III tho week " sar. l. la 10 ssrs tolsy, frsih Il.
ttysla conalRaed through. Ja!l hare of stOck.
wetk % a. eli; IA tsiT domaaai pttces ~ oomasIy
uneiianx.ds Yard hare Of stock. A''
itaS T. ,e.s MisSi:sn. s%sa IS ii sas eosa:so so,s
's''' e'.''' .r4.4 1,n1nrx.
6s{ y ea,s :a,enkR .hd Il car: y.. .r he.s
bfmdHo' "''uoAa'o@S' &poo' *a.s9t eo11hop' *'ooA
Hno.-Rscetp,, to.a.v. \ 4aohs.s, vn,k.,. =. Az,
ssss1tr-I:sssIai' to-day. aoSs,a; selling At s+oas
, 1877-10-12
LIVE STOCK.



CArTLE-Thcso was not much snap to trade ycatcr.
day, and for common and medium qualities tho market
lid not display any poAtlva strength. Tho supply Of
those descriptions continues In OF tsla demand
and buycrs hare the advantage Gooa ia choica ship
ptnx asecr1 met with fair inquiry. but tho
nrn views Of holders tended 10 chesk trading.
and tomo good cattle, n we'll n a coulid-
crable number Of tho lover grades. were 1ott
In the yards unBo At the CIoao OF bnI1Acs 6ars
reported At $t15dt5 - for Inferior TO choice, inferior
lots selling at 81. 25sl. 40; common to good hutcte'
and coAr4e mixed lots II klN21o0 stocktEs At
$17a1 10; Coorados At 81. 1901 91s and common to
cbo!cs shipping steers at 81. 0Ca1 During tbs day
Aon,e eoD hcnd Of CoHrado cattt changed hands, OF
which number 400 head wcre sold BY X. Thompson &
CO. The market closed quiet.
'QEorATtnNk:
Extrs Bteves-Gradcd stccTs Weighing i, $50
M and upWhfAk Is
Choice Ilccyes-Flgc, tat. welt-fortntl g.
TeaFt to 3.ycAr.old stoera we1ghlax t,23o
s,ood es.e*:weii sttei:. '.clgn: :"
Ing i.ivnto .23O Ons.:.,,..:"...... ~. A.25o4.uo
Medium t}rA rs-Stccts In fair 1csh, weigh :.
ing ir6 "a so NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s.eoa4.oo
nltefsess'stock-fa to common stecrs. md
common to choice c0wsr tur City slaughter.
wciahns $40 % /. ito NJ. ..::..: ...::: 7oo@s,ls
Stock ERGtIe-E0MMou cattle, weighing TOO -
$40 ~. 2 .oots3. 50
bulls and scnawa atrcrs....... .......... 1.Dra14 20
TetA4-fhrOnK 7SkaAaJ
FcAlf-pef iUo bR T., 81u
, 1877-10-12
q, COMMERCIAL.

f! Ths following wete tho receipts and shipments
OF The leang articles Of produce 10 Ibis city dur
Ing Tho twanty.four hoa.s onda. 1t Z o'clock on
Thursday morning. and for the corresponding
ttme last year:
, 1877-10-12

-, ,..-.,,. :, ,x,, :, 49,. ,.-,.,,-. -..--
%;s$ ::s;;G wt,,s '
Ssfns e9canesy na!s nss s Nv VIII
s; ua., we,,,,n s,as,e '' "s''s'A
N";:S;xs;iS SS:sSts*TS;s:s;fsa i; n: i: ''' ''
1fSx,s1'-"he't II 40 hns eorn o. 600 but o.
c,.a~x.r,, r. e,ss's;s!,; e,,. ;;,o,-ox-s,..,.
h5n, F,att4ef;n,,, ,.eff; '
4a,ac 6ass iii! III areocns: se. IT, 1Gs" oTs: 1nT:
4; s5s :;:.|
s;sss ss: s!:s: ass ''. '''' 's7'a
tss,sa t;, sf sEns L s:v'ss ws'''F" ''s'''r' as
1or,,vr,,r, Oct, ,i.ntnTrasnxomtn,t Io.I,,T1l,r:
9ra,sMWdrst ttcnnyt nhity Il. .3,a, sa. .r,,..
f1;13i rcd 81 .aaat ~ Corn 4nlcti white HsaassIcl
m:s RI u so.s; .sn;r,s1 y, mafHei aall' White ao,
rNnvstoxs-iofk 1ret nj si4 d. isu1k mests IN f.,,
demand son!dcss Nominal. cIcar rIt Md. j'acs'a
faT nTm .M,Ms s for 'hoaaef' s'fe for e'asr rtb o
VI rnH1 rtHa e,%sHsuvsr r,,rrd .sc.dv ,n, u,.h.
EntsKr-steAdys elns.
~ ~. =, ,hehIos;
M9sTnX nc II fo4a Gemand rs
t5 7ataa. ri wisconsin extra. tVmah sa., Mtnnsso,s
do. a. 5Dfe7. 10. No. 2 fB.7I -. ltlilns s0IS
g n II n ou's' s'so'so' S''nnesosa ana "lscoutln,
fEAGs@t;orn In rood dornsnd; ecsrcot mf.cn md ,.
iaw. G?f atse 0ats nttn: No. an. estta whttc, ia
sk' - MIllte nnM M lieu, 3'at3ads NJ. Elts
a"a NO. "''aea+ sos;mn; fSn1s S.ro,,s
Irrtax.rns,s Oct. II. i.EFt1EK-sttsdy.
.tiatl1-Wheat Hnict& No. red wlniar. 81 .2a@1pt
fxosisossst"ie Hik ;Msa,a III auiss, soaIsIs oas
1t<t4 CfhF FihA At1r. f.nf1
, 1877-10-12
sAvISa-spAKK FAILURES IN NEW TORE ron sa1
YEARS.

&1VINEFHE1HF 1AITEHE9 IN VIEW SVH1As VI" ~"
YEARS.
Eiphtccu savings banks failed In New York City
betweeu November, 1871, aud September, 1877.
aud tho affairs OF mona OF tham arc yct wound up
'rne worst failure wAs that Of tbs Third Avenue
lIank which wlll not pAy more than rs per cent on
its deposits of s.. 300 Geo; tho other end OF the
line il represented by the auardlap. which has
already paid 15 cents on tho dollsr Ths aggregate
lepo4its OF The sixhteep banks were Sa. ooo, wv,
snd tbs number Of deposltors was ~. 80l.
GOLD AND GuxxhBACKs-
Cold was 102 h0slo21s in greenbsck1. ..,.
Gtsepbscks wers 97t6u74o On ths dollar IN
, 1877-10-12

can't AhNrx d tHaRa fare Wah hITSatA
asa.. ~. " ts,. Tse~ ,h..t ~. IT., ,t.,s a.
sssa@ ."." ~. ~" ."~ 80 ~, ~ a..
sI. w. ..,. ...t.. .... s,,J m
~ ~. .,... 80. ,..o.. ~. s..@. y, "esnasn.s /,
~. .,tI.s :, {. r,,,,,v ~ r..n., mn rhr.co IA
,... 80. ~ - +. ~. ,nsr,nh.
sh1c .h,t ahe ,.,.,t,si, MOI, n,,r., now rnl,na
hs.. ,,I, ,..a r. ,nr-.s.. 4, tho .nnnlv
mh,ah T.. .ns. 49,. asn.a.. ".,es. ~ " .nt,.s rr,nt
,h.n ,oy. 'A' S@"' N~p's'' t'''~'
Thn t,,5,nr ,,,,a,.. .,.,t.,. v.,o 1.ss .r,,vc
vc.,.nt.v a.. r.rsr.t t.ni,r, hofno m. ~ t.mr.
w.. s,.snt ~ !, '-hs.t ~ rs.',,,, v,s nncr
snd snns,.n,,. c,..r,n. m ,hnrah e,ordr. whiel,
ie rnanv oner.tor, IN s.ncct tnrrtasc recetots Of
o,sa % ,,p ,oss f.yorc ii. same
.ss.., ...s w, .n,." 1f.n.. at.no,I,ion T.,
,oh ~ to.., ,,r.. nsn.ctsit, n. ths freight lst
IL ,t,nn. m,th 1it,. n,n.rart ~ brn.rtno yatea AZ
.he ,s,. I.,. a. ~. ...sna tl,oreh ,h,nmcn,a arc
fsfI,no ~ o.1re :, Tho snrhsnr.J ro.t of inns.
no,t,t,o. "a H. dt.tsr, rnnsrmc,. Tht,a has
ht,hosto heo, n,st.c,,,s dem.nd far our bread.
stny, soco The Tine of haryt,t Int tbcre 10 wide.
.nrrnd a.nc.l,,on to ,xtne.a falling OF now that
ri, is rsplaly Increasing. consumer. In s0mo
KY srr'. =. they ~ vess sp',s month @ % .eo.
futare.Ssns " on .hs @ ss.,p Wheat Nv Va. unsteady,
but witha ia!r demand for 'h,pment. Corn was
while fscehts were dull, Sh!ppers holding on for
-, ~. s,.u., ,In,1~ I,nt niosn,
lower s".ee' A'os3 opeas" s'e""'' INV 1'Veso
weak.
~ 5.x.,o,,. ,,..tot hal m e,,e,.,iv new
ine aty-Eoous n'arkct aau W epee'""s nv"
featuses, There vAs satisfactory degree of nc.
.I,,t. {, a.. tn,,srh .ra s,.sdv n,1 N,n, rat NJ
uf'sJ III en' oe"'"h"t euo ete-"4 "'se "''. 'N' -
errv ma,tt, exceptinr lie reduction In cotrecs.
Rtrc. teas. appars arnps. md other lines were
steady and arm. ,utcr was active at snlly previous
quotations. Cheese was quiet but was firmly hcld
at 1.Gn1:c for rood 10 best factory. There was u
liberal Inquiry for domestic and foreign dried fruits
sud tho general market WA nrn,. Flah were No.
changed, lake descriptions remaining qnlct and I'M
settled, while saltwater cured arc In fair request
ana 6rm, Jobbars OF oils report continued good
business and generally nrm sct of prices. In $50
Nsrcino tc.ther. coal. and wood voro n unchs aged.
Timber continues 10 sell readily At both tho
, 1877-10-12

NEstS-CoMmoh. 81 3dt pate. i3s. \
9rln1rs sTuRrExrtNR-1gsGs3a1 81.
FxrnoLkuM-IsenncG, III 0d; spIfltA. 81 Oh.
LtxsEkp OtD--Is I'd.
AxrwxHr, Oct. l1.-rKTRoLxcx-5Jf.
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW ronK. |
Special Dispatch 10 The CAfcnoo Tribune |
NEW yonx. Oct. 1l.-0hAtx-wheas moderately nc. |
tive. but At Renefay lover prleek In spflnz grades ia
2e and In winter 2aJc per bu undor GKures
offerings of rcd Western and low Ersdos spring
liberal. and Fcllcrs urgent, No. Milwaukee and !
Minnesota spfinx hard 1900 bu At *1+4.i No. |
Milwaukee spring, RnJ0 hu At a1.a7s NJ. .
Milwaukee anil Northwestern snrnR. IL. COO hi II
a. -. No. Northwestern spring. "a ooo bu At al37.
do October option, 10, 600 bu a. $lSa, No. sprue
steamer rnde. tot At ei.3o. rejected spring At
sl.io. Corn unsettled, opening wcakcr but ruling
stronger, and1rAvlnR OF nfmiy At sglt advance
former quotations, with les activity noted and re.
s021Oc; yellow WestcTn nG Goc Ia atorc.
1iyo quoted lover on : moderate movement. Oats
fairly active. primo mixed Western attracting tho
most attention, partly for export burerss prlces Of
batter qualities Of rlfErd comparatively we'll sup.
ported, ether kinda favored purchsaor especially
un2raAcd white Weasernt willis Western 0.s0D bu n
1ld14ltc mixed Western, 4,2oo hu Ut 33237ci No.
Chicago, now, ~, GO bu 1t 31i4c.
rHos1sloSf-Mesa pork moderately sought after for
carly delivery At rather 1mer prtcess saica 30 bra
&14.45; Western mess Ia mora demand, with Ocsot,cr
options quoted At 50 io0l42os November, e3. sohtd
December, seller remainder of tho ycar,
e14. o0l1< 70, JanuafJ. f13133,ain with safes re-
ported Of $50 bs,a November At Sla.75ai3s5. Cut
In moderate demand. with vaincs quoted nrm ns
cot steady hut inactive. Wtatern steam lard nctte
Of Of .es p. =. @ r. ss .s sos,
for et.. sl's; Ia t.!F as!o.ad, October option 4
g. l7{ BID; November at Sa % bidi December, H. 77
esso, scer remainder Of the year. %. 77}<as. 90;
January. t.e81.f0aR3t sales Of 2,750 tca DC.
tobcr option 81. f019 Is, l6nn tca November Il
sap5, 500 tcs Deccmcr II a. 77,t l0 c. seller It.
nIntn ~ ~ NJ n113 fnu
= r.sse%1,s fair aen.,a .na quoted at .z7ss7s,
o. iot a G @ On 70 ID. ia
sua.s.-i'.. ses:t..si. .aus5t -. .ai ' quoted
% es :. 4 s' ,I = sa sssa
v w%.'s1ostssay 's At si.isS, rate. Of 50 btl..
Fsrtuu1s-Uraln accon1m ttnn on t,crth and rhs,
,sr Y t.!s demand =. s.asr.'l, steady ,.s. e other
e.ass. .asass
Yos. s. 81, Tf. x.;sss;:a @ .:. ,,a
ss;sSe;; 55S;s5s dss%sf;
,1s3s; ,1:sl1 ss' As5i as asJ. 'Iss
t.s9s SS eoaao e. ot Il 'o a. %lre. s.te wessra @
9oS e f.s sssies Z; sH @ e. vi ws tn xhest e1r. m sas9
5ts. A. St MIassts's patent si
xGs e. 5'sst 1
Hi'wsaIasa u s,riys a9sa H. Mleatasn rs xs2; st5;
:tsS' ~ s;a r. oSSs; .!sI .:s.s :sS
;s5sss s;ss; s Sulss
a III k.a..s s, eSa' snss'w ws. @
sa% maf nshsnxeS 1spSs z b. .' In fair de-
sa, 4s, sss 's :s.;; se'as 1885, IN poa
, 1877-10-12

Kxw ronK, Oct. 1i.-Hnslhets only moderate With
commission houses. and tobblu9 branches generally.
quiet, cotton goola In steady hand mouth demand
aad prices unthanfcd prints continue gu!c but snR.
bans and cotton Ifcts goods III fntr demand. The
i<n 5000 plecca OF Lyons atlks viii be sold Al auc-
ti0n Wcins nsa1ay next,
, 1877-10-12

ctEvRtAxp, Oct. il.-rE1soLnuu-MArke frn,
standard white. Ito test, 131{c,
rlTTsnuR6, Ia, Oct. 1t.-rkrRotkuM-Dnlls cfude,.
a. soo2 .o1H 1t Fakefs for immediate shipment; IT,
naed, 13c, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1877-10-12

TUNpENTINE.
= WiLM1aGToN. Oct. lt.-srlR.rs TrRFEartaK-Firn
1t 13xc,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27
Curiosity.

a special 10 the 81. Paul mimi. y
ft0necr-Prcss, writes from Owaionna a.
follows: Out in the town Of Dcertield.
about ten miles from this city. there was
to-day unearthcd most wonderful Curl
oslty There was found by some hun
tiers, under load ~ manure, what both
rcscmblcd a man and colt. The head
reSemblcd very much that Of man.
while the lower parts that ~ colt. The
eyes were located about midway ~ the
head, and the nose about four inches
long. resembling the nose of colt.
while the ears were short. unlike either
those Of 4 man or colt The size Of this
curious specimen could not be ascer-
tanned, as il had been cut III two. with
only one front leg remaining. The head
was covered with soft and fine hair. and
the SOFT spot usually found on the top of
me head OF very young child was
found about where II would be on a
child's head. Where this came from i
unknown, but il certainly was hidden
where i was and cut into in the manner
y was BY some one. From the shape ~
the figure a. cut into. one would be led
'" suppose that the creature had only
two legs. a. parts Of the ribs were A.
.achcd % the part Of the body found.
Many suppose this unnatural object "a
pc the offspring Of woman, and 10 con-
ceai the matter the parent took this
means Of conccaling il from tho public
Taftics rom this city went ont "a the
woods where this object u curiosity was
found and procured the part above de-
scribed and will place Il on exhibition
tomorrow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

An amusing incident occurred in the
Senate over the appropriation for the
School Of Mines. Senator Seay had set
his heart on securing an increase Of go
600 for that institution, and had been
bending all his energies 10 the accom-
plishment Of that ends Realizing his
anxiety about the matter, senators
Young, Mayor, Parish, Wilson, and 9TH
crs, quietly slipped around the cham
Der and made arrangements with all the
Senators To vote s'nor ON the first vote
taken on Seay's amendment "a add slO,-
600 10 the appropriation for his pet
Seay made really good speech in be-
half Of his amendment. and SAT down 10
trcmblingly await tine result.
Those in favor Of the amendment
offered by the Senator from Phelps will
SAY aye" said Senator Phelan. who oc-
cupied the chair.
AYE" rang out scay's voice, soli-
tary and alone.
Those who are opposed say no, :"
said the Chair.
= No-o-o'" responded the entire Sen
ate in chorus
a deadly pallor oyersprcad Seay's face
as he sank back in his chair with a sad
realization that his cherished dream had
fled
The noes appear q have IT., said
Phelan.
"Diyision, diyision'- came up from
all parts of the chamber.
.'Those in favor Of the amendment
will rise and stand until they are count
"a, said the Chair, aud up stood every
senator except Scay, who had not vet
sufficiently recovered from the shock
10 have strength enough to rise to his
feet.
+" How does the senator from Phelps
yote?" innocently inquired the Chair.
" Why-why- course vote ave.
Mr.. President" said >eay. in bewil-
dered sort Of way. as II he could scarce
~ believe the evidence Of his own senses
at the sudden turn Of affairs.
"Thc ayes have it, and the amend
meni j. adopted, announce the Chair.
Mover was there more forcible illus
tration Of the darkness of midnight. a.
il We're, in the twinkling Of an eve con-
vertcd into the glorious light afforded
by the splendor Of the MONDAY sun. than
Seay's features exhibited al this moment
The painful sadness Of the moment be-
fore gave way to smile which seemed
10 illuminate the whole chamber. There
was then big laugh at the Senator's
expense. So Louis Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

On ST. Patrick'> Day John OsNeil. Of
the Eastern Boulevard and Fifty-sixth
Street, found u ficrcc-looking dog in hi,
goat-house. As he stopped in the door
way. the shed being low. the dog fast
cned is teeth in his nose and IN the flesh
over his left eye. The wounds bled
freely, and afterward healed. On sun
day afternoon neighbor invited O'Neil
10 take drink. As be raised the beer
to his lips, O'Neil felt a. though be was
choking. He put down the glass. re-
turned a. his home. and went 10 bed.
symptoms 81 hydrophobia soon appear
ell. and O'Neil died Yesterday morning.
ION Monday morning." said DR..
Abbott Hodgman. Of III East Thirty
eighth Street. IL began ID attend O'Ncil.
He was convinced that he could not
escape death. and he said 10 his wife.
You are going a. be a widow. He
was racked by frequent spasms. and
when free from them he could not keep
quiet. A few drops Of water that put
into a glass n front u him provoked a
terrible s,ssin. H. bounded from one
bed 10 another In the evening he was
almost dangerously violent. lie expec-
toratcd almost necessarily, the splitting
being almost a. white and thick a. wool.
The temperature Of his bodyw was l02 ~
degrees Fahrenheit, and his pulsations
were $50 per minute. ON Tuesday he
took some medicine. In the evening
his pllsations ranged A. high ~ 1l0 per
minute. Al o'clock this morning he
began % threaten those about him. and
he was tied down in bed lie expecto-
rated continually until about daylight.
when the delirium seemed TO reach lis
height. and about = o'clock he died -
Ncw York Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

John Lynch. residing in the Fifth
ward, l23 Marccllus Street. has been for
many months complaining 81 A disease
that bafllcd medical skill. He suffered
~ frequent intervals with severe pains
in the abdominal regions, and strange
sensations would nj times seize him
feeling a. if some living object were ira
yersing his alimcntay canal. lie was
positive il must be large tape-worm,o or
animal II some kind.
Saturday afternoon he was taken with
violent pains. and soon after voided n
nondescript animal, resembling party n
rat and partly weasel. II was desti-
tIlie Of hair. the integument resembling
that ~ human being. II was about
six inches In length. Hundreds of pco-
pie Saturday visited the ..animile. I" and
Went away wondering what next would
happen. The doctors. several If whom
visited the house, are unable 10 solve the
mystery. -Syracnsc Courier.
->---
:, RHEUMATISM cured at once byDr Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular 70 Hell
phcnstine & Bentley, Washington, ID. q.
The GREAT FAMILY MKprcrxR.-Dr. viii
hofts Anti-Pcriodic or Fever and Aguc Tom
icl No case OF incurablc uhiils has vet pre-
scntcd itself, where this scientific and safe
medicine has been employed. No case has
been found 80 obstinate rs TO resist its
prompt and mastery action. No man has
been 20 reduced by malariai Influences, hut
with Us use has come up perfectly recon
structcd. No Pills or purgstIye required
with this medicine. q. X. FIxIAY 4 o..
Prorrictors, New Orleans
foR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS
a POSITIVE CuHE OR RHrrNATrsM--Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy, send for circular
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

WE have sold Hatch'S Universal Cough
syrup for about -four years. Nothing that
We have ever sold gives such Universal -aiis-
faction ~ a cough remedy. While NJ Keen
AL the old standard medicine W ihis KIM,
the Universal har by far ihr radnH rtir orr
customers speak IN H. prai~s without c.rrii-
tion- We can refer any one who has MOI
uscd u % scores who win testify 10 H. value.
y. y. A J.. :. SrROrGH, La Fargeyillc, y. Y.
Sold hy Meyer Bros. A Co., 81. Louir, Mo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

Might Dc written Ia The gradual progresses ~
IMPROVEMENT wrought out la articles ~
ivod. Every progressive step j. public
blessing. 70 10 one article II more due than
- DooLkr's iEAsT POWDER. Ths. with
proper care, insures the most delicious aud
digeslible bread. biscuits. pastry. 4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

DuRASG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY never fails
70 cure rheumatism. Sold byall druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

n m, Emile Guitard submitted lately
hih %'s Council Of the Agricultural En-
moa.' ~ Paris, an invention which. Nv
c" mais q the exhaust steam from the IL
,Ly'noll'c, will be able 10 Distribute
Jnough . train Of ears comfortable
a,l Srsc q heat. The plan l. likely "a bc
'Dp'eu N England as well a. France.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

a POSITIVE CuHE OR RnrrNArrsM-Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy. send for circular
toHelphenstins 4 Bentley, w ashington, b. &.
Richland beacon., 1877-02-03

Lucy Hooper writes concerning
French marriages as follows: "a
French fashionable wedding is q woe
fully unromantic spectacle. At home
the sight Of the veil and orange-b!os-
som wreath stirs even the coolest
heart into interest and good wishes for
the young couple Here it is merely
q business contract that is receiving
its final clause, in the midst of white
satin, flowers and lace-it is money
buying a title, or a landed estate tha,
is being joined to settled income. or
something Of that nature There has
been no question of wooing and win.
ming. of bushes and shy consent, of
sweet maiden kisses and stolen hand
claspings and all the other adorable
foolishness of pure permitted, happy
love. The two families made the
match and the lawyers settled the
details of the contract, and here is
the closing formula of the transaction
"a girl is to he handed over to a man
whom she does no, know and does
not love, and who neither knows nor
cares for her,"
Richland beacon., 1877-02-03

Kellogg aud Packard have had a good
deal TO say about the necessity of keeping the
Republican party in power in LOUISIANA, "ro
maintain law and ORDER la three weeks of
kelloggs rule lie phrJoned sixiy-nine con.
vets, thirteen Of whom were nurderers, five
convicted oi rape, two oT assault with intent
TO kill, two OF perjury, six of mansiaughter,
three Of burglar, Iour oC robbery and TWO Of
arsons. The ci,izeas did their best to get
these mrn punished. bat Kellogg wanted
them to beip him keep the Republican party
in power. This class OF criminals have been
the most active workers ia behalf of the
"God-and humanity hypo:rites.-Cour,er
Journal.
Yes; and the Republican rany is not only
responsible for most Of the lawlessaess in this
State on account Of The immunity thus offered
criminals, but because Of its inability, from
inherent weakness. to profec, it's ciHizens, " lao
resort 10 other means of defense and protcc-
ton than the laws, aud because the govern
men, of the usurpcr has failed TO command
the confidence aud respect Of even its own
supporters, much less the great msjnrty Of
the voters OF cur Sia.e,; and as il was with
the Kellogg usurpation SO il would be with
tie Packard concern.