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The New York herald., 1878-03-24
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
BAPTIST.

Dr. Murdoch, OF the Baptist Missionary Union calls
this month Tor $75 to prevent dcbt at the close
OF the year. ike amount was contributed IN March
OF last year DIR. Cutting, oil the Home Mission So
ciety, makes q similar appeal.
DIR. +. H. Morse, oil the Tabernacle Church, Albany.
N Y, has completed nvo years OF pastoral labor there,
during which tme 1853 persons added to Its men,
bership, and tho benevolent aud current contribu-
,ons Of tho church ior that period amounted 10
$s7. .3el 3s.
Howdaip SQuara Church. Roaton. has secured pas.
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DROPPED DEAD.

Hugh Darcy, father OF cx.Justce Edward J. Darcy,
OF Jersey City, whilo walking about tho groands sur
rounding his house. at No. 4s3 Pasade avenue, Jcr.
seq CITY Heights Friday evening" dropped dead from
heart uisoase lie WAS found by his sons iamy and
carried INTO the house aud the Coroner notned He
was aty six years OF age, and was vol aud iavoraDy
known throua anout Hudson county.
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MIR. BERGH DEFEATED.

In tho Court Of Special Sessions yesterday Mr..
Bergh OF tho Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
Animals, accused Thomas Doane, who has charge Of q
sable 110tn street, the property OF Sheppard Knapp,
with having allowed cock nghtlug On tho prom ses.
Tho Court decided that tho evidence insufficient
and the prisoner was discharged.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
THE LEOs OF THE CHURCH.

THE LEOS OF The CHURCH.
Tho accession of Cardinal Pocc to the Pontcatc as
Leo KILL has called up among our Catholic exchanges
some "reminiscences oi his predecessors of that name
from which appears that nve Leos have boon canon
,zed namely:-Lco l., surnnmed tho Great, who
re,gned from 4lO 46l. Ho saved Rome from Attila
mud imposed conditions on tho conquering Vandas.
He was native OF Tuscany ana the forty sixth
successor Of st. Poler. Leo II. was Siciian and
ruled less than u year, In 6S2 Leo ILL., was Roman
who rsigncd from 1876 " SIG, and was canonlzed. He
crowned tho Emperor Charlemagno and founded some
OF tho finest churches in Rome He tho ninety
ninth Pope. Leo Nv. was the l06th occupant Of 81.
PeIers chair AZ Rome, reigned from 847 ~ S55
aud entered into suinthood He routed the Saracens
In A. d. $40 aud captured booty enough to rebuild the
walls Of the CITY, Loo " and W. had worry brief reigns
the former less than TWO months, anu the latter less
than u yeur Leo VII. hcid Tue oifce vi Supreme
Puntin or three and y half years. lie was the l3Utn
Pvpo. Leo VIII. was an antelope Tor Two years,
and died Ia 965. Leo TX. was native oil Germany
and was the nun Oi the bamo who was canonzed. Hc
rclguvd from 1049 to 1904. Leo X was Florontine,
son uf Lorenzo dc Mcdici, who ruled as Pope eiyht
years IRON 1913 10 1921 lie was a remarkable man,
aud won renown by his announcement TO Literature
and art HIS name is associated with Michael Angelo
and Raphael, and he made great enor,s 10 complete
ST. Peters He distinguished himself also by Efforts
TO stop orisanuage, 70 Improve the charitable nsttu
lions OF iluiy and give Rome elicieDt police.
Nevertheless his adm Illustration Increased the abuses
aud Icensc that prepared the way Tor Luther and b,
Reformation. Leo Xl. ala hot 1.-Two 10 enjoy tnc
honors aud emoiumcntso oil his Office. He dieu twenty
seven day alter his accession. He was Florenhe,
ana was elected Popo In 1903 The last, Leo NIL. was
native OF SpDeto ana regned from 1873 10 l529-hvo
yenrs four months and thirteen day $50 that only
Two OF Leos the Churcn neId the Pontncato or
any reasonable length OF Time These we're The second
and the tniru, who reigGed twenty-ono years each.
Alter the long lite ana reign oi Plus lA ordinary
periods OF i've and ten years Will appear bfieL
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INCREASE The REWARD.

Tncro Is q strong movement foot TO induce tho
Queens county H. Bosrd OF Supervisors to increase
the offered reward OF $3.50 ior the arrest and convIc
tion OF the murderer OF Jonn Gunscr, nj East Will
umsburg to $50l Detectives refuse 70 WORK for the
amount now offered, especially as the Supervisors
nave shown disposition 10 DO nggirdiy in the mat
ter Of q DeuSeG
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
TELL-TALE HARNESS.

Edward Dean, a laborcr, employed on the Manus
Farm, at East jamaica 1. H. was arrested yesterday
on charge OF burglary. The proceeds Of the burglary,
a set OF harness. stolen from the barn OF Mr.. Joseph
Fish, were found IN his possessi Dean is believed
be- member OF tho gang that have been deprsdat-
ing IN Queens county ior some tiino past.
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CONDITION OF sEvENrY-YIRsT STREET.

CONDITION OF SEVENTY-FIKST bTHEEIs
To rHx EDITOR or HERALD:-
have noticed from time TO time complaints re.
garding the dangerous condition OF West Scventy-arss
street, between Eighth avenue and the boulevard. II
Mr. Zoll,koaer President OF the Metropolitan Gas
Company, w0uid have the gas brought through tnia
street undcrstand he has becn directed To do ~
tho Board OF AldermenL great deal OF danger would
bo avoided. RESIDENT.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
A MODEL POLICEMAN.

To THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Az was passing up the Bowery at about elevea
O'Clock Thursday, at the corner OF Grand street,
saw holding another by the coat collar. Sew.
era persons appeared to be assisting the custodian
whic another individual seemed to be looking for an
officer. Tho crowd soon numbered few hum
dred, and In less time than It takes to tell II
number OF persons commenced clubbing one an
other, 20 III at the had the appearance OF
small riot Sun no policeman appeared although
number OF persons ike myself diligently looked
for one. Finally saw on the corner OF Broomo
street, scarcely sixty yards away Informed him VI
tho state Of things the corner below, whom he voy
insultiug!y turned his back, walked of IN IN oppo-
site direction aud mutterea he 'suessed" thsro WAS
man down there. HIS number WAS 328
OBSERVER.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
THE BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK.

To TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
It is high time we should hear something from Mr..
W. J. Paine, receiver Of the deiunct Bond Street
Savings Bank Why is not the building sold and the
depos,tors paid according TO law? II took mo ten
minutes to make my deposit and nearly eightoep
months 10 obtain part OF the money deposited
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
STAMPED ENVELOPES.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD-
The government manufactures several grades Of
stamped envelopes Why is II that at the Post once
here only very small, inferior article 10 soldi
MERCHANT
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Postmaster james reports that for tho weok ending
March % tho amount received for the SAL Of post
ago stamps was $6l, ,O54 40, and that tho European
mail steamships took out yesterday SO, 46o letters
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
MAN OVERHEARD.

Charles Burnett, employed on tho schooner Ella
Tobn of Port Jefferson, L. l., was knocked overheard
by tho boom, on Friday, ana drowned.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24

the ceiling-"oh, no. no; furnish 10 with the
iliimitabe blue, the color Of tho starry heavens"
The house aiterward furnished with threepiy
carpet and yellow chairs. and the walls we're deco
ratod with chromoE Thus do the sad facts oi life
with It's empty pockesbook intrude on our imsgina-
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
RowDYIsM IN WILLIAMSBURG

To THE EDITOR HERALD-
Bong resident OF Williamsburg, and having occs-
pass the cornor Of Grand and Cannon streets
almos: every evening have several occasions
bosn insuitcd by gang 'roughs'' who irfest that
locality. II the police OF tho Thirteenth precnct
would give their attention to II they would oblige
MANY RESIDENTS.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
PROPOSED NEW FERRY.

There Is a movement At tho north of Staten Island
to establish another ierry TO be controlled by tho
people, and TO land In Now York at pier No 10 North
kivAs.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
A GOOD SUGGESTION.

To rnR EDITOR HERALD:-
II the elevated roads wish to benefit themselves and
the public small expense let them paint on each
column ut the cross streets tho or number ol
street, also hands pointing both ways next station,
say Twenty third street aud Fourteenth street tnus
will directory tnat street lamps iaii 70 sup
piv ELEVATOR.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24

On March SIX Rode ptorist Fathers spcnod mis-
sion a. st. Toresa's Cnurcn, Phadelphiu Rev. Hugh
Lane pastor. Tho mission iVr the women closed
March IL. rho number vi confessions was ,634. Tho
mission Tor the lnen opened March IL.
Rev. Father Glackmeyor, with band OF jesuit
Fathers, commenced u mission IN the Cathedral at
Ugaensburg, n. y. on ASH Wednesday. Father
GncKmeyer preached the panegyric oi ST. Patrick on
the evening ol March IL.
Ou March 10 ten Fathers opened French mission
at the Cnurcn OF Notre Dame. Montreal, Canada. On
Mnrcu 10 French misslou was opened III the Cathe-
iral aud an English mission at ST. Alphonsus'
church al New Orleans, La. Another MISSION
opened the same day ny another band Fathers at
ST. Mary's Church, Rochester, N. Y Rcv. j. y. Stow
On sunday, March TO- a mission was opened at st.
Joseph's Churcn. Fall River Mass, and on the 10Th
inst u German mission was opened at ST. Josephs
Church, Beiair Road, Baltimore county, Nd, Rev.
Joseph Miller pastor.
ON Saturday, the l6tn inst, In the Cathedral at
Newark, N j., tne Revs j. 4. Dowd and Albert
slroepch, u. s. j., were raised TO the priesthood.
Eutuer strocbeh Is member oil the Francissun Con.
vent at West Paterson, n. J. Al the same time and
place Mr. r. NJ Carr was raised 10 tho sub deaconshp
ana Messrs. l.. Z. carroll aud j. d. Murphy ~ MINOR
ordors.
Tomorrow is the Feast OF the Annunciasion and
holy day Ui oblentioD.
liz st. Bornard's Church. West Fourteenth street,
Fathers Bokc, Byrne, Diuahan, keogh aud QUINN
opened mission on Sunaay, March lu, whicu has
been rcmarkaole success IN every way.
10 ST. James Church, Boston, Fathcrs Mckenna,
Power luruor aud OMahony are giving the fruits OF
long years OF christian contemplation TO willing
In Providence, X. l., iu 81. Mary's Church, tho
veteran missionary o the East, West ana South
Father Daily, anu hrs scarcely less dising hcd
pan,on, Faher James Domino hoDan, arc making the
home OF Roger Williams ring with the echoes oil Chrs-
tian eioquence
Rev DENIS McCarlic, pastor Of wh'ppany and cnap.
lam oi ST. Enzabetn Convent, Madison, Nd, sailed
last Saturday tho Whie star bout Adriatc, IN COM
plianee with the telcgraphic message oil his dying
mother from Skibbereen, county Cork.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. H. T.. schnft has compiied a complete list oi
cs aud their pastors In this city ana Brookyn
| copy Of which hs has sent 10 the AERALD II may
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

The people Of Jasper were surprised
and startled on Saturday last, BY tho
report that Mrs. A. NJ. DulIner. who
has been carrying on business a. mil
liner. on The Public Square, and was
preparing to enter into partnership with
Mr.. Penn. Withers ia the new spapcr
business, had attempted, and nearly sue
ceeded in killing herself by the use OF
chloroform. The report proved 10 be
true, a gentleman who Is boarding with
her, going into her room on that morn
ing, and finding two handkerchiefs
saturated with choroform lying on her
bed and she lying unconscious from It's
effects. She had purchased bottle OF
chloroform from the new drug store
tho evening previous, and her cousin
had taken il away from her, when she
went back and procured another. Res
toratives were applied, and DR.. Wertz,
called in, and she was soon out Of imme-
date danger, though at times she did
not seem to be in her righf mind. and it
Is thought by some Of her friends. that
they had noticed symptoms 81 alteration
of mind several days before. ON the
Sunday previous, she had made an at
tempt on her life by taking chorolorm.
in iit of angry dcsponacncy. but had
been thwarIed in her design, and il was
though, she had got over IL, which gave
her an opportunity for the second at
tempt, WHICH confined her 10 bed Satur-
day and sunday. On Monday, how
ever she WAS ablcto attend 70 her house
hold duties. and was left alone, and on
Tuesday morning made the third at
tempt OH her life, by cutting her arm at
The wrist with knife, endeavoring to
open the main artery. She was again
discovered just in time, and the wound
dressed without serious injury. Iit1
sister in Petersburg was sent for and II
now with her, and we suppose pfepara-
lions will be made to send her to the In-
sane Asylum should other developments
cnsuc. Depression Of spirits caused By
hard times" and onscqucnt smalIucss
Of business. and difficulties Of living, j.
supposed 70 have induced the rash acts
which furnishes another evidence of tile
~ickeincss of Sherman's financial
policy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

BrEcLAHy.-On Monday night last
some thief broke into Mr.. Joseph
Bucharts store. az schncllyilic. and rob.
bed he drawer Of about thirty dollar.
IN money. aud took from The bar large
bottle Of brandy, and got away without
being discovered. No one sleeps in the
store, and none Of the goods are known
70 have been taken. On Tuesday morn.
ing, Mr.. Buchart and several citizens
tracked the thief up one Of the streets
and across meadow, TO q piece Of woods
IN which he had apparently had hi
horse hiichcd, and found club supposed
TO have been left by him. Ills horse
made small sized tracks, and they fol.
lowed the horse track several miles 70.
wards Crawford county, without com.
ing up with The thief, and were still on
the track Tuesday night. The Thief
showed discrimination III choosing the
best liquor, and taking nothing else but
money. Mr.. d. had fortunately that
afternoon taken most or his money q
another place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

Read the Captains Letter aud the Let.
ter from his Mother:


RsSros B,xs.eTs NO.. Arm s,th 1856 G.
IA. iouS Btii-~-nsAR SIN. knowing the efficacy 81
vonr Ssrsapnrla and ne healing snd beneficial qvai-
ties possesses send yDa The ioo~tng statement 81
was wounded about two wears ago--~ss taken pfis-
onsr anl cnninea CIR sixteen months Being movtd
offen my wound, hav, MOI healed yet have up
moment waswnunded AM shot through he
hips NY general hcslth j. impaired. amt need
thing aSsisi nature have rore faih IN your Sar-
sapsrilis than anv thing else. wish hat hiatt gem
inc Please express me half dozen bottles md oil ke
CArTAis Il H. JOHNSON
ST. Inrls. Mo.
r s--The sc.iowinr was written Aru 3o h. isoe BY
Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother ~ Capt, lohnsun,
Dn ions Brrls--pssR Sis NV husband Dr. {. r.
Johnson skillfnsu vson aud physician IN Central
New York, where he died leaving ihr above 4. y
Johnson 10 ms AZ thirteen years ~ age hehad =
chronic iiarrhea and scrofrla Ter which gave sous
sarsapariils II cured him have for years re-.
commended Il 20 many ~ New York Chic and lows for
scrofuia. fever sores. genera dehsl W. ~ ccf
success has attended n. The Effected IN some
cases Of -croula and fever almost miraculous
am very anxious for my 70 again have recourse %
your sarsspara ~ i fearful ~ getting spurious
article hence hts writing 20 Won for g. his sounds
were terrible but believe ewill recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

sry-Thn Concert given BY Prof Soliga
% INe- IAN night was fairly attended
and 'he music was generally We'll rem
dered. Tie daughter Of the Rcgi-
ment,' BY the string baud was very well
played, aud drew forth hearty applause.
Miss May Welman's Between yon and
me and the Gate Post" though simple
In music, was 50 we'll sung. as to bring
down the house. and demand an encore,
which was gracefully given the only
encore Of the evening. The Uuiniette
We're In good tune aud sang well. par
ticularly their Mountain piece, while
Misses Mayer AMI krcmpp. aud Mr.. A.
MAYER and son sang several pieces so a.
10 delight The audience. All did well.
and we think after lille more practice.
Il would be good thing TO repeat the
Concert.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25
70 CONSl MpTlI lis.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured Of
that dread disease, tonsntnpii0n bJ singic remedy
aANnuS NJ asks known m Nj, fsiiow sun arrls ihe
means ~ care 10 illwhu dcsfeit. Ie w saai scopy
Of ihr prescription used lirer " charge, with ls d.
fseens MI PREPARING arl GANG ne sars, which ,hey
will hnd CrAk for CcNsusrriUs. ASTHMA. n4oA
cAiris.
Parties wshiEc tie presrr stoa ~ifl please sddrsss.
Dec Z fTS-gm.
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Special notice.
THE JASPER CITY FIGURING MILLS

4 Ii persons knowing themselves in
~ debted to us are requested to call
and settle, as we are determined to try
and close our old books. Ii You haven't
got the cash. give Us your note before
January |. 1878, and you will save your
selves trouble.
Also. having found by experience,
that .nimbe sixpcnce II better than a
slow shilling we are determined after
the first of January next to do an ex-
cash business. and request All
persons not to ask for credit, as you
wont get II.
We still will pay the highest cash
price for wheat, and sell our -four and
salt al the lowest cash price. Try ne.
ECkERT BROS.
Nov. %, 1s17-2m
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
TEsT!Hoyv or Erv. r. 3. White ccy!4crcs
KENTUCKY.
Smiths Tonic syrup.
The Best and safest Kennedy for Chfils an,
Fever, or Fever and 4AEue.

Covmsrnr. Nv, May 2l.
There has not been FOR many years. 81 this counir,
snch general comp Aint Abuut rhs and fever This
depressing disease " taug IN many portions
M rnick aud elsewhere here the people hay long
aAftcrcd themselves that they entirely eNempl
rom inNNence To those v ho thus afflicted.
ylAi % recommend SMirHs To~fr SsRrr, believing II II
~ The very hest remedy exlant. Every one have
heard fusno NJ prononnccs upont IN the very highest
terms. We have lately used u IN our family with
marked snrccSs The Ingredients are simple. and the
rnnsttsAiion whatever II he iiifrricns. which Away
aeensupApy 4vefy hDYtie carefully followed v wlll
A n4ns eases eni ~ ten result ~ permanent cure
shefntr disease W. " short lnns standing
wa .ks pleasure III reeDmrnc ending this medicine fc
hc sulitrS IN ih disease everywhere sincerely be-
evinT that The ase of 4 viii verify every word = say.
T.. r. MlLES.
ror sale vs. FRIEDMAN rEcK Jasper, Ind.
Ian. Al 1-7S-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

A good Iiallelt & Davi. Piano for sals
IN the COURIER OFEirE.
Departure OF Mails from Jaspc .
The following i the time of depar.
lures of the various mails from the
} aspcr POsi-offce:
yAsPER 10 LooGooTrE.
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
n 81 a. ~.
JASPER 10 Hu>TiN6BTRc.
Leaves Jasper daily, except SUNDAY.
AZ 81 p. N.
JASPER TO TROY.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS, nj a. m.
JASPER TO PETERSBURG.
Leaves Jasper Mondays and Fridays.
AT Z A. IN.
JASPER TO SHOALS.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, az Q a. VI.
JASPER To MARENGO.
Leaves Jasper Tuesdays and Fridays,
at > q. m
ALoIs GRAMELsPAcHER. r. ".
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

~ Some persons who attended tht
Concert Tuesday night. ought 70 learn
the prophecies Of such entertainment
before they attend another. People
usually 20 70 musical entertainment
for the purpose Of listening 10 and en-
joying The music, AMI quiet should be
strictly observed during IL performance.
No talking or shutting Of feet, while
tie music i going on hereafter, If YOU
pitac, gentlemen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

Or Some Of our citizens complain q,
band Of serensi,rs. Tie music /, said
not to be ~ sweet as dulcct strains Of
-f.olian harp. and threats are made Of
complaint TO magistrate Of a disturb.
aice II peace.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

f-rMr. Andy Mcintyre was IN town
last week on legal business, and on hi-
road home fell from his horse. Brother
Buei'ner says he Was so full Of Law il
made him dizzy, and think. lis Attorney
should be careful how he fills him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

nSThc members OF ST. Joseph.
Catholic church oil this place are many
Of Them busy these wet days irving and
shsving shingles for the roof for their
new church cdiflce. II ought to have a
slate roof.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

ArcrioN.-Nowi i The time to procure
hargsins At Sweeney Brothers store, q,
North Main ST.. = tLcy have Just re.
reiscd large stock OF good Clothing
which they will sell Al Auction to-mor.
row. Call aud SEQ them and be con
need thar they will 10 just as they say.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

~ The Huntingburg Times comes 10
us this week with a half sheet. and the
announcement that j will be printed al
home in the future, and That there will
be no issue Of il next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

~ The Auditor informs ~ that there
Is on hand Of Common school fnnd. ID
be apportioned ON next Monday in this
county $s.7o7 81 being about $500 NOR,
'ha. the January apporiionment las,
year
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

r-' Mr. G. T.. Montgomery has erected
a large, first-cIass Touring mill al Peters
burg, for $1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

A 6FSTIEhAN wlo.uffr rei ior years from NerYous
~ Debility r,nniure pceaa aud Az the visris ~
you.htgl inisesIi9il Hi for tAs sake NJ sHrfx hu-
manly sen fre- ~ Al who meet the rptips aDt
reclion for making the simple remedy ~ wAirh tr
cured sufferer, wishing profit w the Advertiser :
experience can 90 NJ addressing in perfect conf
drnce JuHNR OGDEN AZ Cedar St., New York.
Dec 7. 77-cm.
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Ut Notwithstanding the extreme bae
roads kueblcr received new goods thi
week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

Preaching. Services will be held BY
Rev. w. +. +. Smith, NJ. f., in the
Church in Jasper, on next Sabbath
at O'Clock. r. n. Everybody il invited
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

O~v Two Of our popular young pro.
fessional men quit" January ~. II
Is said. however, they began again
January I'd.
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VI Don't forget the Central Commit
tee meeting tomorrow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

erMi'e' next Monday night a,
Prof. Coopes's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

will rail Free the rece.psiur preparing simple
NEskfAslE hsLA tLai Nlli remove IAA. fAEckLfN.
PEOPLES ana fi1IruEs leaving the tkn soft clear amt
b.asia, altp INSTRUCTIONS M producing lnxuriant
grosfh VI hair bald head " smooth face Address.
inelosng cent stamp ben. y.nie. Co., No. 70 Ann
St..N Y. Dec, 'sg--Cn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25
Pure Apple Brandy !
JOSEPH JERGER. sr.

Has taken government license 10 sell
|by the quart. and persons iasSpint OF u
genuine article Of Apple Brandy, can
|scf Of him OF his own dis'illing III the
gallon o. quart, until his stock on hand
rs disposed Of Address ~ mail % w.
piy IL lis residence 0n the corner ~
Fourteenth and Mill streets, jasper
Jan. 4, 1878 -3m.