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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-10

The Jasper graded school met AZ the
public school building, August 3. 1871.
and resolved itself inio model school,
according 90 previous arrangements
Prof. q. G. Cooper was chosen presi-
lent aud Mrs. Mag. Il. GutgsrIl. Score
fnfy i.ockharl Traylcr and Miss May
Nelnan wcre appointed critics for The
day
First On lie programme was lesson
III Or,hography. hy Miss Alice Wclman.
mauuer ana found her 10 be a practical
teacher.
Reading y, W. w. Outlet This i'm
porinnt suhicct was managed III IA in-
icrrsiing and profitable manner. and The
class vas na,le to feel That il was lie
recipient o. an instructive lesson.
The next subject WAS Elementary
principles and definition. BY Miss lula
n. Mrlchoir. This lady presented a
series OF my Well selected questions.
embracing the rudimcut- of education.
and hv her management of this exercise,
cyinrr6 TO all present. lint there was
system and harmony ia her work scarcely
excclled By any.
Next on programm was an exercise
IL Arithmetic. by Miss Josie Grecll. who
conducted the class ia a very able and
profitable manner. TO the satisfaction of
m present. who " ere charmed and bcne-
fitted BY her competency As III in
structcr
The next on programme was Cirrnla-
ton. by y T.. Bretz. This subject was
thoroughly explained by that genie-
man. aud All were enlightened by hi-
lucid explanations and much benefited
b. his mode 81 teaching.
Next was Astronomical Geography.
This important subject was placed At H..
r.. C0opers disposal, and All explana-
iious were satisfactory. ladced. they
felt that they had chosen a competent
instructor.
Next subject was Analysis ia Gram
mar. by Miss Josie Lemmond. who de-
livercd herself OF her task in an i'm
structiye style, to the advancement of
her most favored class, thereby credit
ably sustaining her reputation as a good
teacher.
AT the close OF the exercises the critics
submitted an interesting report. which
had the effect Of adding very much 10
the hilarity Of the occasion, and amidst
smiles and well wishes the Institute adj
journed.
Mr.. G. O. COOPER, President.
Mrs. MAG. T. GuTGsELL. Secretary.
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Coon cRnr. The lhreshing ~ the
vheai crop i ruiuw % livriV. ani A. a
ruie II u turning nnt cNrc.ien' IA qnan-
tisy. ihou4h SWINE WIS stacked damp.
and II great car. i no' taken. will b.
come mus'v We have heard W no
slcl Averages rrrarrc N ,lais county A.
a. are reported ~ Knox. though Il j.
universally road. Mir. +. kelso. Of
Boone township averaged nearly %
bushels ~ ,hc acre. and SIR. $. Kirklsnd
shrcshei as bushels from eighteen acres.
A new variety OF white wheat seems 10
he tmniag of better average Than the
red.
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For the Jaspaf Courier.
Lexington Items.
LEMINGToy. Ang. Gth

LEXINGTON. Aug 9Th. 1877.
Mn. FnrToR: Your worthy paper is
sought after aud eagerly read by most
every one, especially the items concern
ing these parts. "Old Pud' created
quite a stir among those concerned. al
though he did not follow the honorable
path Of truth very closely. Oar worthy
friend J. b., received majority Of Z
votes instead OF %. ais itemized by .sPud. :
I cant think where the half vote came
from, unless hccountcd his own rs such.
III he would have told all the truth. he
would have mentioned great many
things LETT undone by Tip Greene and
Joe Lennon. that perhaps are done by
himself. And now, a. w. II. l.. was
elected BY snch an overwhelming ma
jority as school director. perhaps he will
be assisted TO finish gathering his corn
Dy his most worthy employers. as II l.
getting too hate in the SEASON 10 get
through with itby himself.
Crops look well. and farmers are
happy. especially Bird Lennon Its n
boy. and Bird is jolly.
Albert Grey intends moving soon 20
bis new home near Pcrtersvllc. Albert
l. good citizen and will be missed
from this neighborhood.
Nick Harris makes the incest Of cof-
fin. and those who patroniye him can
lpok with smile of satisfaction on the
fares OF their dead friends.
John III WIFI do some extensive farm
Ing next ser al. provided be gets Able.
and -ome Il tom.
Jim RI, will ID = whaling practice
this fa'i ani winter. ii he is provided
with tho turpeniine be i expecting
ExrEA
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|. j. MicEAEL DEISDERFEk. Auditor
in aud for said county. 10 hereby ceriif,
that the above and foregoing exhibit i
a true aAa correct statement of the white
and colored male Inhabitants Of said
county, over the age OF > years. a. RET
turned 70 NE by the several TOWNSHIP,
Trustees, aud filed in my Office II Jasper,
Tndiana.
The public is invited TO an examna.
ton thereof, with the view OF correcting
any errors, mistakes, or omissions
therein.
In WITNESS whereof. have hercnnto
sci my hand and official seal at Jas
per. Ind, this 23d day ~ July. 1877.
JIM. DElNnERFER. Auditor
LIS. ofDubois County.
Aug. 10. 1S----3w.
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Ordered rs the Board III Trustees OF
the Town Of Jasper. 'llaf the petition
heretofore presented nv .Aloi- ,ieanel-
spacher. George Friedman aud oil 81 ).
owning property OH 9Th street ea-t o.
the Court house, having = majority OF
The real estate owners on said portion
Of said street thereon. be grnmtr,l and
that said 9th Street eat Of the Court
house be brought 10 the proper grade
and sidewalks of Class "a be- laid
down thereon, ard the Town Clerk i.
ordered TO advertise for bids ut public
out,ry. for grading aid street said bids
TO be for given sum per cubic yard FER
MI !; said grading to ~. con,ni,.irsl ~
the first day OF octc pcr. 1877: said
walks oil Glass "A : 10 bc laid DIV u y ill.,
in sixty days after said grnae l. cn,n<
pietcd. said grade will he let Al pu Il
ouicry. nj the Court house door IA The
Town OF Jasper. Dubois county. lndi-
ana. at one o'clock y. M. August o5in.
1871. The snrccssfnl bidder ~ give
bond 10 the approval OF the said Board
Of Trustees. for the proper completion
Of l,is Or their contract The i5oarl rr-
serves The right ~ reject Any and all
bids III thcr deem best 70 do %.
OfrrcE or CLEEK ~ THE lows III
JAsPEK. August siii. 1875
I, II. 4. Greene. C.erl, OF the Corpora
ton OF Jasper, do hereby certify TINT NE
above and foregoing ordinance i true.
.nil and correct copy OF Az ordinance
adopted BY the Board Of Trustees of' ssi.l
town, az their meeting held August 7ih.
1877 as anpears on record IN my officn
Witness my hand. this 9Th day August
1877. II. 4. GREENE.
Clerk Town Of Jasper.
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vUvIlE undersigned wishes "a sell her
brick house aud six acres cf ground
attached just north Of the corporation
line Of Jasper The house has good
cellar. well. smoke house ani Other out
buildings. and her lille i COOL aud clear.
There u a Cue selection Of ali kinds 81
bearing mutt, and one acre and quarter
Of bearing VINEYARD.
IEENs.--One-fourlh in cs~h. and the
balance Ia three oqnal annual payments.
secured. Amply Tor further particular
on the premises. 20
URSULA III RLAJF.
AGn. 10Th. lN71 am.
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Seymour Times The Lake Erie ami
Southwestern railway i 10 be sold At
auction n this place. October 31-t. Now
suppose We were 70 buy that road NJ
does any Of the small fry crop Of editors
and reporters in Indiana suppose we
would grant them free ''parses Z" Nary
time would we. Vengeance is sweet
and we would laugh 70 See some OF them
walk from Evansville to the Ohio State
E;nc.
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NOTICETO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the con
~ tract for the earth-work OF grading
Sixth Street, east OF the Court house.
will be let at Public Cutlery, at the door
of the Court house, on
SATURDAY, August 25th, 1877.
in accordance with the above ordinance,
and all persons interested will please be
present. u. j.. GREENE.
Clerk Town Of Jasper.
August 10, 1s77-sw.
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CERTIFICATE 4! ENUMERATION.

NOTICE i hereby given that the
~ Township Trustees ~ the several
townships la Dubois county. Indiana,
hate made and returned The enumeration
OF The male inhabitants in said county
over the age of ~ years. which is sub
jet 10 the inspection ~ the public ~ the
Auditors Office ia said county:
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H- Some real estate s-cEts purport
Ing y De from Harrison county. were
drumming ~ htsiness IA the northern
part ~ this county last week. They
obtained several contracts 10 sen farms
w;ilscxtrnsive powers. Some who gave
them contracts, afterwards became
frightened ana followed them 10 get
their ccnfrac.> pacx, 1pa were changed a
sum lof tAcm.
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n-- Tho strike j. generally busted, "a
well A. several men VITO ENGAGED in II,
and the rnsrts arc now engaged IN SEN
ieacing tllc leaders 10 various terms in
jail. These AZ yincennes. Terre Hautc
anil Indianapolis. 20 for three months
each Tiie Interest j. again conferred in
fhc Russis-Turkish war. ia Which the
Turks spam 70 be getting the advantage
lately.
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Gran Ireland correspondent of the
Petersbure Democrat gels of the follow
ing good ones on two good citizens.
The fruit tree peddIer couldn't have
been Abner Kussskcr NJ. Wertz, as their
own noses are very prominent features.
How would il 10 for Capt. Vance?
A joliy wag Of a nursery agent. can :
vassea fhis section last Fall and lost
several sales on account Of his propen-
sity ~ joke. lie didn't sell Dick De
Lrsi.T .t} W. H Dl1s Is a brother 81
.Jlage DeRYnler. ana lives a few miles
tnis SIDE os DsS ell Ii was all owing to
Dicks nose which - monssrously large.
The agent met him one day in the road.
AMI was struck with the sight OF his
elongated proboscis. "Hallo. stranger. n
says the agent. don't look across the
road. lnok straight ahead | want 10
pass DeBsulernever lorgave him. and
sure way for one to get iifo fight l.
10 sav something about '-wanting to
pass where i'eBruIcr can hear X.
Il Penn Withers down in your town
yet. We have had many laugh III The
WAY PENS batteries were silenced IN
here once. III was several years ago
when he WAS rapering some rooms for
pr. eileen. The doctor bad bought the
paper and perhaps had displayed some
lack Oh tase ia selecting 1t, az least. Penn
thought 20, and took frequent occs sions
~ complain Of IN defects. particularly
Of iis ancientnoss. Yes" SAYS the
doctors wife, passing her hand over
some crcases Penn had unfortunately
left, Yes, i i resIly getting old you
can see the wrinkles in tia sure sign
Of old age" This was home thrust
PEN worked on in grim silence in warily
resolved never 10 provoke woman's wit
again as long n he possessed due con-
troll os his mental faculties.
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huaicHs QsAarRnLr. The summer
No. "a this Fashion and Literary Maya
zine i just Al hand. Rather late in thc
season. but yet full of good reading for
any tine. aai seasonable hints for gar
den AMI kitchen Caly 60 cents a year.
EA~len : vo. 2s- ARD a3a, sth Avenue
NV Iors City,
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BoonrIs Enquirer.
a gravel weighing two ounces and
forlyscven grains was taken from colt
thirteen months old, by Samuel Eeagley.
OF Greer township. The animal has
inlly recovered from the operation.
Let two contestants submit question
70 lawyer and he'll very carefully adj
Just His legal sralpei AMI whack tho pic
M two just As near The middle AZ lie pos
sfsly can. giving half to one and half to
the other.
Several Of our farmers have thrcshed
their wheat crops Many OF them have
over 1000 bushels or good merchantable
grain.
Two hundred and ihirty-nnr men,
women and children 81 Hoonyillc haze
signed The Red Ribbon pledge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-10

Richter says. mo man can either
live plously Or die righteonsly without
wife. Su!Icriugs and severe trials pu-
sify and chasscn the heart
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FtfffAFHFg Ntn9tFaf.
The farmers seem tn be 10th 10 sell
tneir wheat Al one dollar ner husilel. the
market price ia Petersburg, consequent
y but little i being brought ID.
pr. Harris, ofHuntlngbnrg called last
Monday, and Informed Us that IN All
probability he will locate At the Crsss
Roads. W. wish the DR.. success.
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1871 Spring. 1871
Boots, Boots |!
Shoes, Shoes!
STILL THEY COME !!

I am just in receipt Of TWENTY-FIVE cascs
Of Mems, Ladies and ChiIdrcns' Shoes,oi
the best Spring styles, and ~ rElcFs
LOWER THAN EVER. Come and see nc.
Mems Calf Shoes, warranted NJ Sl-5o 70
Si.75; Womcn's Fine Kid Side ann
Front Lace. warranted NJ 81 COT 10 S'.av,
per pr. Chilrcns' Shoes AZ 25c % alAu
per pr. always keep the largest stock
In Ifuntingburg, and prices lower than
Ia the cities
HENRY LANDGE ERE.
rIrxr,xnrr Han. March oh. 1877.
IL Subscribe Tor the Jasper Courier.
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Chickens For Sale

vuvHE undersigned keeps constantly Oh
i hand fat chickens. for the benefit Of
his customers. and will soil them III any
number desired. Will also buy aud sell
provisions aud vegetables Of all kinds III
their senson. JOSEPH BUCHART.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE or INDIANA. Dunors County. - :
NJ Office il hereby given Tint MARY
~ T.. Alexander and Nenian IIaskins.
Administrators OF the estate os Ash
berry Alexander, deceased have filed
their petition to sell the Real Estate
Of tho dccedcnt. his personal being in
suflicicn, % pay his debts: aud thai said
petition will be heard AZ the next term OF
The Circuit Court Of said County.
u. II. EDMONSTON, Clerk
Circuit Court ID. g.
By u. Il. GREENE. Deputy.
VIM. "A. TEAyLoR. Atty.
July 27fh, 1877 3w.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
State OF Indiana. Dubois County, S.:
NOTICES hereby given that hnmuald
IN Beck, Administrator Of the estate
of August Litschei, deceased, has fled
his petition 10 sell the Real Estate
oi the decedent his personal being in
sufficient 10 pay his debts aud that said
petition will be heard at the next term
of the Circuit Court or said Cvunty.
BAIL IL. EDasoxt1oN, Clerk
Circuit Court Dubois County.
BY u. L. GREENE, Deputy.
WV. A. TRAYLoE, Attorne.,
July 27th, 77-3w.
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" Prescriptions carefully compound
Cd Al all hours, day or night
March 8. 1874.
, 1877-12-29

about tho year t'I2. The houac wn. com
1Hscd Of considerable range of hniltalhEt,
commanding most magnificent view of
The channel ut the Clyifc, tic opposite Isle of
Cum!1ae, an1 the whole range of tho sjehlY.tn'.
t1yate'l tr,ast ot Arrk!,irr. Thu picturc-gniterv
was thc largest AMI most Interesting apartment
In tit house, being completely pancGed over
with PORTRAITS of celebrities. The most tmtor-
tant was portrait Ut Isuf,c.,s by the artist him.
at1f anil among tho others were the portraits 81
Tire fntt,uus Lord Butte the Duchess OF Lautlcr-
dale, Ncnrtctta, Duchess Of Orleans daughter
Of Chat1cs Ill and Lady Mary Worttcy Monta.
euc, the latter l,y sfr Uolfrey kncller. Fortu.
nately all tho portraits arc saved, though many
OF them are damaged.
The present Marquis Of Butte wss born &t
Mount Stuart, when was fayorlte place Of
residence will, him. Tie house, wlllch was prr.
fcctly plain outsi]e. was decorated In the intc-
rinr In most costly ntanutr, the present Mar
qiIls having spent vast MINIS in gratifying his
taste for mct1i1ra1 art, and It II scarcely ftrte
weeks ago since tl,* wUrkmen put the finishing
touches To the principal trawtnV-rootn. Att
rnuHl. gncss the loss cannot talt hhort Of i+D,-
Un. Tic Aentit,ny aids TO this that the picture
gallery fortunately contained nothing but the
portraits al,oYc aln'lrd 10. Tile famous co.1cc.
tto3 oi paintings belonging IN the Manluis of
f3utc las t,ccn housed in London stnce It wAs
removed from Luton.
, 1877-12-29
MENDOJA'S FREE READING. ROOM,


MEsnorA, ILL.,, Dec. S.-S3ott stsenuous aud
praitevorthy efforts sse being put forth by The
ladics VI N'cndota towards the maintenance Of
the FREQ retdfng.room lately established bv
them here. Up to the present It is being we'll
patronized by the class for whom It was In
tended, and !ts good effects arc already betng
realized. Last evening tho ladies' gave bird
support Of tho reading room, II mas very IsrHe.
y t,atrontxed, aud quite handsome sum real.
tzed. some forty young ladies' assisted, and all
acquitted themselves 10 manner that gave
sfiuna Wright received quito an ovation, and
was long Atll loudly appla,ltlel for her muVnlf-
cent rendition Of tie Haven and the =" Little
Fed Hen" Her Interpretation ts peculfafly
ain! It Is expected she will ouc day come before
the public. Yuur CORRESPONDENT may safely
ured{ct fur btt brilliant career,
, 1877-12-29

~ tH< EHN0F II iHf %f19HH*s
MARION. Ala. Dec. 24.-1 hsre been \ constant
and interested reader Of The1lom since The begin
nins and have followed many Of tho directions for
fancy work, though have never contributed as
Yct am always disappointed when writer says
~ will describe how IL make such md such
thing. II any one cafes to know." Ltks gteat
u,auy others, 1 always want to know. will oena
description Of beautiful air castle: Cut sti letter
p3pr. In pieces two nnl half inches; fold two
edges together, 80 to form pasatslioRsatn; Gu.
thr bottom, Of foldrd SHE, In fringe, lray!ng an
eighth 0f al Inch marQln III tue upper open edges;
make tho strips Of the fringe about unu. ecnth
Of an inch MIde; open tho papar and bind the Two
on zach side; thsnlap tho corners slightly aud
.r,ttr. making fprni TINT rcscinb]cs l5Id.eaxe
without top Or bottoni: make teirtY;thsee OF
;ths.s '.ttls "eagss a snt Paper four iMshe. y
onc quarter Inch witc and bind tic ends, nol lhu
t!st Also paste Ellt sttipa one e.cIzhth Inch wtas
one.quattcr inch from tie Elt end Then fold
sr"nn @ n sas xI sad 70 j.: asSss Fold he faa IL !%s
,nttl!le. Fnatcn with thread two ahch fans III tt1
rrntsc. crossing t,cns a. right angles, arn fasten
lhc four upper CORNERS. saspclil by thread one Of
]o,scr corners. Hlaks len fairs. rnitInH two u.
grtltr every tisnr, and suspend tho :ta:ct."
Maks three fans seven by stx. fastcn then, at The
tcYtes and upper corner. like The smaller 1nes,
thraa through every alternate caTo anu fastem u 1t
ptc of Tho hMaller faut Ono also at IL. bottt'in
ph iOMcet tl!feal With ore Ut thc sloal fans bt
or op sar.R r. :' 81 e.a S sss .os IT,. s
through the cage when another Ii flsteHed To IT, 10
avoid pufinY tho cago ous Of shapc.
amy onu will send uau patterns Of dose, Chinese
~ s5s, aay .. :.ss ss' Il sssax: f F :!
moss or capital aad small uctn,an .exl ielets for
hio.toes. Addsess NAME, drawer y.
, 1877-12-29

8FalxnrlBLp, ILL.,, Doc. on.-As enjoyment IL
tic butterfly we arc ii! like little cntlren running
Rftcr, wish 10 tell you Of something tl,t 10 moat
minds will IN ono form, OF naother affurA much
pleasure: II Is tho keeping ot daily diary; and,
II the nc" year Il approaching, which Il the time
Of oil times to commence, plcaso allow mo 10 sfvo
my experiences. FiEst easaying to keep truck Of
daily cxponses only. soon found that It often
hanIy anu profitable ia keop record OF ncts and
dceda. THAT 10, where, when, and how each daY
was spent. Then, afterwards, daily occurrences Ia
our Immediate Eclnlty, aad 10 ealafRng tnti1 ore
book WIS required for personal acts and thouxhl4,
another for city and county occurrences NJ inttr-
rBl, one each Tor htAta, unltsd EtAtrs. and world
events. la this way tho daily newspaper waa made
70 contribute tho larger portion q Information for
ure To read osCF to.llay tho occurrences bnd
thoughts OF this day ono year ago.
presume thcrp arc many hundreds Of readers Of
Tho sitme who have almost ~ mAnT WAYS sud
sJstea1s Of kceplnR q diary, and think 1t would
both interest and Instruct all Teat!ass Of TuK
Tnlnrsr TO know md learn soms cf Tho best
syrteirs.
II IL wisa psovcrb among Tho learned, borrowed
flpl the l!ps and pEactfco Of celebrated painter,
fLet 10 day pass without etnf At }eadtt" sud 1t
was sacred Fn!a among tho rythuk0seAns that
they should every u.cning hEirs run oxce tila &C.
tioas and aGatrt Of the day. and ak<taiao w|zt
what they had neglected.: nnd thoy assured their
followers that by tits tnethod they wuut1 n,akp
nons pro9scsa tn lie path uf virtue; aud how can
We better DO this than By keeping a aiAryi Lot ~
have this subject well aired In The Ilome columns.
bxAuA.
, 1877-12-29

An Interesting account of tho GERMAN army
s,ns recently bccn published by French ol1rer,
WIN was for snauy years military attachc at the
Court Of Bcriin. Tie total number Ut trained
sutdlers Germany could 3sposc Ot III tina Of
~ar. Including tho troops Ut the lan.lhturn1 Ia
tsttn,atcd by tho writer ut from D,01,0U 10
;|,3oU .o00 men, Of whom D.0o1 belong 10 tho
regular Amy aud lan.lwchr. living to improve
inehts which hare beun mnle in the detaIs Of
The mobilization scheme since tho wnr OF
ls7D-'7i. ths writer calculates that In three
weeka The whole Ut the regular army could he
concentrated on tile frcnCl, frontier, while in
nnotllrr thscr weeks the fourth battalluns and
sixth .lirlsuns of landwctr troops could bo
bought uI1 into line, the total strength VI the
Invading army being thus raifed to about p00,-
0OO men. The mobilization ct the secund levy
OF troops could not be segun until the tcuth
week, but by tim end uf the thirteenth week
:sID, ,0oO moro ucu cuuld lse added to tho field
furcu, rn.klne tho Strength OF thts latter to
l.t50,u ,uu, leaving Sill 2GaU,UN recruits at tho
.!epots.' With 1rgatd 10 Tue armament of tho
German troups, the author points out tt1at In
the batteries attached ~ divisions tho maximum
load which horse l,as to drag has been reduced
IL Bt9 ki1orratntncs, whereas with tho Frcnch
ticld.plctc, mxicl Lalsstt,lla M. >, each ilorso
has q Loaf Of 8s0 kiIurramn,cs; aiut, 6nn1ty,
cails sttentlon to tflr care which has been tnken
tu provide tho cavalry Of the German army with
q scSvttcRble aseafnl.