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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

r7-Hcnry Kramer, the clever Treas.
urcr. OF Spencer county, Is spoken Of
lHyorahly by numbers Of papers, az th'
Democratic candidate for Treasurer Of
State next year. The neIpocracy could
not select more capable or honest ser
want, or one who would be more popn
/ lar where lie Is known.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

TFU. 8. Senator Mcdonald has con-
scented 10 pair of with Morton on poli'i-
cal questions. during the special session
Dan. Voorhees,. who ought to have been
elected when Mcdonald was. wouldn't
have been guilty Of any such betrayal o.
The rights Of his constituents TO a voice
in The Senate. Too much dough about
Mcdonald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

MARRIED. IN IInutinghurg. nj the
residence 81 the brides parents. on Suu-
FAY. Oct. 7lh. ls77. W. Rev. W. r r.
Smith, Prof WI. j. KEMP, and Miss
ALICE STEWART.
III ireland. on Tnc slav. Oct 9th. 1877
hv Rev. J u. Madden. DR.. GEORGE l.
Pam and Miss LOUISA Dora THOMAS.
This happy couple have the best
wishes cf many friends for their future
marital happiness and prosperity. Ma,
their Issue of mediums always le O.
dora-i as above par in all the tran
actions Of business aud social lif,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

PERSONAL. - Mr.. f.. g. Connolly, n'
Grccncaslle. called on rs this week. Ilf
thinks Jssper has improved considerably
since he left here.
DR., Crooks and Esq. Hunter made =
flying trip TO Petersburg last saturday
Mr.. John Troxlcr and Lon Greene
visited Washington this week
a number Of "drummcrs,' have bee,
lhviag aronud through town this week
like musqniioes hunting the last bite FOL
tie season.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

0v As fas' as shc streets arc graded,
TIC authorities OH tuwn should make
provisou M THE ci4tcrns Al The cross
inrF. FAn want of water AZ enc nre
would .i!.Fig rrSi more Than The expense
of their eon~4 stteiicn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

~ kran~ & Liny ace putting On
lin ronf this week on the farm residence
~ SIR. +. +. Hope ia HARRISON town
ship. For durability. II kept well paint
"a. ,his i TIE ,,,ranc-r root. and X. a u
know how Insln a good Job
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

PAlx1ixG. Mn 4. Wealher- has NOV
ed to .Ia~,or. aud N nov prepared ~
TAKE contracts fcr painting ~ MI hiads,
lie feels coniiic4i lse en- give 'alisiar-
ton. snd ont, ASKS y srisl. Wien not
vi work l.c lnty b. found NJ 80 residence
III Tie Ba'urei property.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

o. sesslti an ile ffcIcits cvncrs ~
East ~, SHcci, tl.ink al Engineer
should look nss. the work. before liz
grading j. received. 20 see that Il II II
conformity with the grade established
~ Hey will MOI he compelled to pay iol
doing 4 over in the future.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

u-rSweenry Brnthcrs. Of the Arcade
clothing s,ore have Just received q lsrsc
stink or Fall aud Winter clothing o. ne
--latest fashions. Country prndnce VIII
he taken ia exchange for goods. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

0ZOccasio ally even . meek man
curses stove pipes, ~ he tries 70 Join
them on a cool morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

- Take AyFK's SARsarAKILLA 10
purify Tie blood sndssparer out The
lnmors. pmplrs. boils and sores which
are merely cnblens Of the rottennss'
within.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

UTJo~rph -errer-isesm anil a. hc-
Ne,ry haze tsss'n Ia, ing brirs-rave-
m-uis ~ from N. ,hcir lots On sixth
ST. aud l.,s ~ f:. ownsrs on that street
Ill! have :l.ra. down bcinre winter
Jos. I,rgrr. ~. furnishes the hrcs and
doe. tie laying ior "a 81 ~. i,ooo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

n~rJoe Buchari mi 'ot Of new good
"Wednesday. and Is selling cheap 70
cash only.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

Iva proiracied meeting is in pro-
gress this week ~ Shiloh church, under
the direction Of Rev. j II. MAIDEN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

n The First Quarterly meeting Of
the NJ. T.. Church on this circnit will be
held az Mt. Zion. tomorrow aud Sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

RrScveral tongue conflicts IN town
this week. Fortunately the tongues
were the only members which got be-
yond control.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

- The ''s'ill. small. but cold rain
fallcsh. and drives spiders, mud other
delightful insects IN the house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

C-~ Nearly. All the .liine children ~
,cwn have visiting cards printed. bni
instead of u-ing them for Fashionable
.call.., they swap them around.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

Our attention has lccn called 10 y new
cooking u'rnsil. recsh,tly invented.
which mahcs baking pleasure. Instead
nfa dreaded rr-siiv: w. inventor ~
hir' ln-ronlcrrc3 m everlasting s,less-
ing upon every hou<-kennrr. We refer
~ il,,s pafchf Centennial Cake aud Tread
Pan. with which. ~ simply raising 4
hook. ,ou can rcmnvr The sides Of Tie
nan frcv4 iI. cakr maternity. without
hwuki nn or ininrnm II ", ihr least. Thus
lcnabl'ng Won ~ irc md frost il while
warm. IL remove Tie tube IN The CEN
her. iiscr, knife ~ the Slot IN The top
.uf The tube. aud simply give il \ half
rmrn. aud II will drop out II Is also
provided with \ sislc on Tie bottom. So
That. WHEN YOU remove the tube. vou
lem close lbc holr. raking pan with
lpla.u noiioul. Tor baking jelly and plain
Irakcs. pudding. bread. etc. thus practi-
lcally giving YOU two pans for the price
Of Que.
The Centennial Cake Pan Is highly
n rcrommrndrd By the ladies' as being thu
hest aud most convenient pan ever in
iroduced They are made Of Russis
iron. arc more durable, and will bake
yonr cakes more evenly and q mucf
/, nicer brown than Won can bake them II
the old-ia-hioncd tin cake pans. Thcs'
goods nrc sold exclusively through
:. agents 10 families. and every house
4 lisccpcr should BY all means have them
a splendid opportunity u offered q
some reliable Indy or gentleman can
vasscr OF this county 10 secure th
G agency for pleasant and protiiabl
business. For terms. territory, etc
wri,c to l.. l.. Brown & Co. Nos. 81
y 2l6 Elm Street. Cincinnati, Ohio. 4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

~ One lead Of Irish potatoes IN town
this week at 80 cts. bushel. They are
worth only 30 cents in Cincinnati and
Evansville.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

ora suit bv hired girl for. her
wages attracted considerable attention
in Ireland Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

nr VIM. Capchart. formerly Of Jasper
isnow resident OF Round Rock. Texas
Lon Greene got letter from him las'
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

have for sale part Of out-lots. 10.
3 and .. in Huntingburg. 100 by l57 feet.
fronting on Walnut street, with good
dwelling house, well. stable aud other
which offer for the next
40 days az the remarkably low price OF
s725 and only require $500 cash: and
In necessary will divide the balance into
three eenal annual payments, will SIX
per cent interest.
Also house and lot in Jasper, with
al, convenienccs. for s450, in handsome
location, and payments TO suii purchaser.
Inquire OF or address {. DoASE.
| Sept. IA. '77-iw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

Hs Henry Landgrcbc last week re.
ccivci ten eases % new boots and shoes
At prices less than ever before in this
county. Whole stock boots, from 81 SO
10 81 90 and warranted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
10 All WHOM II NAY
CONCERN.


vVvHE undersigned respectfully begs
Il leave % inform all those that are not
aware OF the fact that he has now, and
constantly keeps on hand, a large and
complete assortment of house furnish
ing goods. groceries and notions. stoves.
castings. hardware, hollow-ware, wood
cn-warc. quecns-ware. glassware. tin
ware. sfone-w are. sheet iron-wasc, brass.
ware and cnamelcd-ware: farmers and
mechanics tools. table and pocket cut.
lcry. shovcls. spades. hoes. forks, axes
hnichefs. &C.. IN facf almost everything
nccdmi that can IA used about = houss
Or farm. Am viii be sold nj the very
lowest prices. and \ large proportion .
first cost. Come where you can r.
he best aul whai YOU need al thr yer,
notion prit pay no attention 4
what YOU hear hri come and SEQ 70
Yourselves. Also. good set Of timer
machines and tools. with good assert
,ncni oi stock. patterns, &c. for sale.
H. T.. POTTER.
wrsr END or MAiS ST., IRELAND, I'M
Julv i3. '77--"m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

MICHAEL HocHGEsANG. JR,
INFORMS The pub

cVcFN TIlrsUiN. IHVF~''FN HF'F '-TFHsFss'5
NJ Opcls old stand III Jasper. lie iia- =
good farm 10 keep cattle upon. and none
hut the best bcevc~ Will be served 10 w
people. lie invites the public 70 vi,e
him a fair trial. nnd he will furnish " EN-
good mca. regularly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
Ayers .Ague Cure,

Ter Fever ana AFrc, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Eernittent Fever. Dumb ATue,
Il ,Ss @scs srse xon sss
ous marsh, or rniasnetAo poisonc.
This 10 . compound remedy, prepared With
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely ssils 70 cure the scsefess cases Of ChiAs
end Fever and the ccnccmitsnt disorders. such
4 remedy the necessities Of the people IN r1sla-
rious districts demand. it, great superiority
over any other medicine y.tdscovercdior ne
crre Of lntcrmttcnss Is, that i contains 20 qui'
rine or mineral. and those who take y arc nce
froy, danger Of quinism or sry injurious e6ects
ma are as healthy amer using il A. before.
has been extensively employed during the lass
thirty Years in the treatment Of these distressi0s
disorders. and 80 unvarying has been 10 success
fs,at unas gained the reputation sf being infsi-
lihle. Itcan. therefore. be safely recommended
as sure remedy and specific fo- tie Fever and
Ague or the West. and tho Chiiisa ana Fever o.
the south. II countcrscts bc nsiAsm.uc poison
in tic blood, and frees the system noni ~ inna-
Cncc % that fevcr and aguc, fhakee or chisss
o-rc broken MP by II, do not return Until ING
disease is again contracted.
The Great variety of disorders which arise from
The irritation Of this poison. such rs keurslgils
rshtuma fisns. tsout, Headache. Blindness
rcothaciae, Earaciie. Cztarrh. Asthms. Fsi-
x,ftaficr. srlenic Affections. Hysterscs. ran
in the Bowels. Cole, F8rniyriS' anu "sieAes
or the stomach. All q which become inteFnh-
f-rt ar rcriodcai, have no fpcsdser remedy thsa
aYrn's Acrr C1-r. which cures thcin All al.ke,
sndrroscc;s tic system from future stacks. AZ
: preventive Il is Of Immense service n those
communities where Fever AMI Aguc prevails. -
il r,sys Tie Development q me disease y tsken
orihe lrs, approach o.,hc rrcroniiory symi-
tons. Travellers and Temporary residents sfc
thus enabled 10 Ccfy ihesc disorders ann y"
,,,ll c,er .,,rcr If they avaIl themselves Of the
protection tnk remedy Affords.
FOR Liver Com ri ainss. arising from torr'dhy,
ssis an excellent remedy; Il stimulates ms organ
Into healthy activity. and produces many remark
.ljo cures vNrc other medicines fail.
Prepared BY Or. J. G. Aver & Co..
Isrncticai and Analytical Cncmists'
IOHELL, MASS.
SOLD TX All. DRUGGISTS LvEErwirEE6
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

NrOld corn y being delivered !
town NJ 80 css. rcr bnshe'.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

r@rFor nne Havana cigar, cau a
the Arcade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
JASPER COURIER.
Corrt next week

rrCircuit Corrf next week.
arCoreress meets on next Monday
~-Somr ofihe Young men got highly
spcr1umra" a. The IRE Tuesday night.
~~The thrifty housewife now de.
i'ghts 10 cleaning np.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

seLn ~ All DRUGGISTS LvEhf"HEHs
September 7--y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

In the Electoral Commission through
whose action MI HAYES was declared Prc,i-
dent. he had only one majority. II now
fully appears that Mr. Justice SrHONG of
thc Supreme Court of the United States,
who voted for hlin, did not consider him
legally elected
With this evidence before the country we
confidently appeal to the honest mon of all
parties to unite in condcmnng such mon
ttrous cheat a. that by which a man not
elected has obtained 10 Office of President
OF the United states.
What do we think Of man who gets any
thing else di-honcstly, What do We think
Of a man who holds on to property diehon-
estly acquired and TO which he has no
,nuitahlc titlcy DO we respect him; Do
W. even treat him with show of respect :
And Is the high Office Of President Oi the
United states to be- made an exception To a
rule applicable to everything else Shall
an occupant not entitled To that Office be-
permitted to retain il and yet be treated
with respect;
If there bc no legal means of ou-tins Mr.
HAYES. he should bee slammed ont of his high
Office. and 10y sheer force oi the moral -cnti-
mcnt Of the whole community forced to re-
sign.
TIL man who pa, him there imrugn~ hi-
title. Let Mr.. llAYl@ resign.
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which, as Il Tory, lac appears 20 write, is re-
markably temperate. quotc- the clause from
our own Consular rule. which expressly de-
fines thcduics Of our diplomatic agents. and
iit- any such conduct a. that " which
he rnnnlo,,.. II" reminds u moreover Of
,,o NIo<eot doctr,,r, 'nd OF the tr"n'''oh7
Of our national policy. which, ','
words. "to mind Our own business -
mnnif.-t1y for our best interests that We
should steadily adhere to this course ana
that our Government should visit viii, its
severe di-plca-uic those of It's agents
abroad who seek to gain nuturicty for
themselves at the cXpch-r of their country.
Mr.. SCIUYLIE hat already furnished IL
with AN Illustration III the CNil effects OF
.,ratuitnu- nc,tiliug Of tins sort. for IL
woulduppcar That it woecwmg totl'ill-loel-
ing which his report upon the policy
Of Russia in Central Asia excited that
the delay took place. a. oar readers
will remember in the PARTICIPATION
of Russia in the Centennial Exhibition at
Philadelphia while It similar indi-orcoi
publication not long .iucc seriously romp,'-
missed cur relations with Venezuela and
placed our own Government in a POI ton Of
considerable embarrassment. II ~ evident
that the influence of the United States
abroad. and thcrcspcct in wb',hthi- nation is
hcld must DEPEND mainly upon. the conduct
of it's representative, and that the uupopu-
laritv which They 'hcurpo unally Will h" rc-
ilcctod upon tic Government they serve. In
the two ciug'rc- n which Mr.. ScmYLfN has
made hi .r-clf offensive tothyir Governments
We ha ~ our commerce. our miss iuuurir-. our
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sr: Can
you explain to me how it is that the Republican
press of tins State favor the disfranohisoment
scheme. which. il made law Of the state, eX-
cudcs sixty thousand voters. composing the
bone and sncw and intelligence the mrtrop-
oils. from the right Of suffrage; and at the
same time are loud and fierce in donunciation
of II body Of citizens Of Louisiana who con
template passing nm net in the Legislature
forcing every man DESTROYS Of voting to pay Il
poll tax of s2.50Y Tho Republican press assert
that the object Of this scheme is 10 exclude the
oolor"d population from voting. because large
number uf the race in that State are unable To
pa, tn sum named, md thus ineur" the state
Tor the Demo rats. | 30 not sustain ia" acton
true. II r. in New York ia" Tamnuny Ring
never held power through the wishes of In" poo
pln but hy means IT bullOi-hON stuiling. repeat
ing buI ldOXuL. g.. / would rD~pr 'tluliv hSk
/ the prominent citil'n- who are foremost IN
this diefrHn' Ill iscmrut scheme. who II WAS that
hurried ths liiul. from power in this city, Hs-
Scrt that ID was the con mon people. vino r'l IL
% they wore uhl" to rrtuin OH 'n it Wuuia huV"
been " ~ easy tp cover all dril it, hy destroy
Ing records a.. Ihr very mon whom II Is CON
totuplatod fu dl-iruuehise are III" foremost in
read measures at re- lrln Az can r"uiiIy 10"
proved and warn the promoters of dis ram
cii .srua AZ that nothing tut cNll Will cpulD ltom
| their iuborr. And a they accomplish their pur-
losn such a iu and rry Will be raised over IL
that very many of them Will regret having
taken part in a mont that VIII Dift re-
prlarh upon ANA rum them iollunly ln INC
future. THOMAS J. BEOsNAN.
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Garrison and Phillips on Hayes and
ENartS.

WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON and WENDELL
PHILLIPS evidently belong To that cla-- of
Republicans who are not amused by tie
political pranks of Mr.. HAYES. nor modified
10y lis celebrity a. an agricultural iradNcr-
t.-cment While the Great American Circus
managed 10y the HAYES Company Limited,
il performing in Southern cities. for cheers
and laughter, Il good many menin North
cru cities are giving it the benefit OF their
hisees and contempt
The latest victim of WINpi Ill PHiLLIrs's
Satire thong l. Mr. EvAErs. In his Sunday
nights lecture in Boston. Mr. PHILLIPS cA-
pressed the opinion that HAYES Cabinet l.
80 commonplace and so ill-ittcd 10 it, task
that. al every step it takes, "a man has
only to fold his arms and l,ugh;
.,iu, D.r OBJ iir ti,t 'he ATTEST g., a,r. te
man ~ lo o., hi- rr0i.. .rnnl rcpt ttHn corn- near
som, tIn- ,o st'r-iu.n. hlra, the Administration a
tri.-Wl,ir dn $50 ar1 AZ E,Atr.' l ha-it,n -rttu-
Do. ft.t luHr rs duNnun 90, iu..ililfA ui N. Nimhs
tr..l sl,, f.orn fie a. lflnns of ih' state.
uit.n-f... R.tr.v ,rh, r.. a., sc. dnH iin' WitIr
tut n r,un., isnua, cAe,h by loNl with Dos 'Ae4'">
traln- iau-ntcr
50 much. says Nj. rhILLlP,. for "uying
To- rifle two hor-rs. whereby ia" only uu-
-miichcd man ia the Cabinet In brought To-
Disgrace
Mr. GARplsoN's opinion Of the motley
/ HAYES crowd Of "hali-mndc Democrats,
/ hali-lakDd Rcpul licau~. duuShiaccs both.
a- PInLLIIs calls them. il not much higher.
Ina letter To- the Times Of yesterday, Mr.
/ GARRISON saws that. while recently in Great
Britain, he credited HAYES with good i'm
tention-' although regarding his southern
policy u- Totally AT variance with all hi.-
falr--pokcn words and pledge, a dcplorablc
BETRAYAL of "A most sacred trust, a discount
upon iulloxllo loyalty, aud bounty upon
rchriliou- u-urpatiOn.' In fact, he had
chalitably supposed that HAYES had lost
his head. being the victim Of an amiabi'
crcdulity and Il hallucimtion whereby all
power Of moral Vision and patriotic di7crim-
nation had been lost
but since his return home Mr. GARRiso>
is doo, ~ convinced that Two are betrayed
into tuc hund- ID, the phili-iiu'- and that
HAMS has iai-iicl his promises. Sec ho"
h--tuua- an.,.uu.l out OF Ai- nwn mouth'
VlilD- Mr. GAlIIsuN, it- ne iuuc"n Us by 81
t.tI.u- 90 moss tl.. contrast between what
HAfra said hr would do aal what HAVE
has d.nr. lhi- l.Ucy ol hrtlN al is faith
fully initiated ht lNNEt and els There mo-
ptHhlt ,Hl iu -4n-rt' .rrt u euch con
duet 20
u,thcd'mae o. Htrt- "maon-i-tcnc'
anna u.Inl ohUluitN' atnttin. i"Mr GAR
.is1s. Nss r,.,..l 600 "hi- almost incrcdi
speech az 'Iss.a, where, iu addition e
his "mcnlu oUfu-mtiou' llAlI7b mora
standard h..rIl' "a- n Aihle as "A rer
.i.hru hy n. Npi' ulnEi's- ycophanti7l
cgciuD-r to -ay something t0 please hl
,n.t.t,,. n.I t...,. .tt,. lpu-a. al thn. cos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31
rnrorcing "a Neglected Law.

Justice Srmlcr in Brooklyn yesterday hold
jaime. Gun builder to await Nh" action ui tho Grand
jury irauducny conveying s properly with intent
io prevent the cnurc,mo oi hi. liability On bail bond
August Fischer. real estate broker. u u1J Broadway
who was arrested Tor fraudulent transactions ia lod
c.tatc. wa. released ON bail james crll becoming one of
l..- 81 bond iur rifb tull ~wuIt that To-
owned real c-tai valued ~ s-~.uu ant ncuirted CO.
tile extent oi --.1Up Fischer ned. ami lhlip NcAi-
who htid Judgment AGAINST hnu Looked tu uli ur hi'
money tul. tuc>cap' ihNin. ne amount iur wh.u h'
= Atn.p sold his rtN tu Robert y tah 81 hl~ De
kaIh avenue. 81 and Cah rccunNeAtd thu prop rti
tpJnsrph Gun, oi Janes 1ull The Offence. ug Ju.
.ai. hH~ Erown common ~ late Year.. AMI a'hVv-l
tie statute iunk,s II criminal very lev persons az rIV
Il -.LL-I l--nL
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and the beating and grinding with the poste
and the addition Of olive oil must continue until
the nbrous halacicr OF tho original fish can
scarcely be detected. the Jfdndode having us
suncd q consistency about like that Of line
mashed potdocs. A few truf1i's. chopped up
and disseminated throughout the dish. are
necessary 90 heightcn its charms and make 1t
indeed douby potentializrd luxury. Before
being scry"4 il should be- gently warmed Sn'h
IL q genuine Jropiddp, and only Provcn:al
artist can prepare it i'm the highest PERFECTION
Ana the Commercial pronounccs this hohl'V
way Of cooking salt goldfish!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

To THE EprToR or THE SUN-Nr: read
anatticlr in ru uc-ay rccitins ue tumor that
current and around lAmcrck. ireland. that the lat
N.count HU-ihbon. dashlng cavalry officer and nnc
the siN Hundred as BaahlaNa. Wa. mot killed., ~ sup
po.od hut taken rr.Unor .nt SUI srucnu, to Sibrua.
and is or hi- WAY hnmr g. ciam - tstai,> Il' death
tIt N.,.unt l4fl-ihluu can Dee proved h"Nuru the
shadow douht. q. tho winter was mot two horse
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