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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-14
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LU GIN A 60 r. d A l..
Or THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.
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To the Ladies'.
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Dr. alock acknowledged the leading physician In this
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Ills medicines are prepared In his private laboratory
thus securing in every reliable preparation free FROM
pOisons other deleterous substances
DIR. HALLOCK,
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-25

One lesson. Nature. let me learn ~ thee.
One lesson which In livery wind a blown
One lesson Of two duties Kept a. one,
Though the loud world proclaim their en-
nifty
OF toll unsevercd from tranquility;
OF labor. that In lasting fruit ontxrows
Par noisier schemes, accomplished in reposc
Too great for haste, too high Tor rivalry.
Yes. while ON earth a thousand discords ring.
Mans sen>eless uproar mingling with his
toll.
SIN do thy quiet ministers move on.
Their glorious tasks IN silence perfecting;
Stil working. blaming still our vain turmoil,
Laborers thar shall not fail when man u
gone.
Matthew Arnoid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-25

Beside It's yellow. lichened bars
stately chestnut rises.
From dawn until the birth Of stars
lis full of sweet surprises.
No recent lane. new planned 20 meet
Some smart adjacent highway,
But classic 60 our fathers feet,
An iinnemorial y-way
Here many bosk OF thorny green
Till summers end dfscloses,
In glimmering plcntitude serene,
Dim knots of rustic roses:
And oft on these, where pale they burn.
The merry bee infringes.
With dulcct batteries that might turn
Their pink 20 deeper tinges.
Here thrives the elders iissome bough.
In savage grace UNDECIDED,
Nov fair with bridal white. or now
With shining purple beaded.
Or here. in Augusts languid sway,
slow changed by varied phases,
The blackberry bush. with bronzing spr
It's ripe dark fruitage raises.
or here, with lapse Of weeks grown bold.
Through soil scant herbed and sullen,
Touched meagerly with vivid gold
shoot the tall woolly MULLEN:
Or when chill autumn hours are new.
slim asters group their brightness,
And mushrooms battle in morning dew
Their rounds Of gioby Wilderness.
And here, with murmurs like faint seas,
Above the leafy level.
stand forth those old wild cherry. trees
Where greedy robins revel;
Or where. from hated tasks released,
Intent on crimson pillage,
Climbs rashly for his juicy feast
The urchin Of the village.
But while your charms. nonastic lane.
In quiet beauty slumber.
You blend 20 make the dear domain
OF memories without number.
For cheeks where age has wrought TO da,
Its dull and sallOw deafness.
Have once, amid your winding ways,
Flushed warm i'm maiden rednessi
But when AZ last your hooks and knobs
Their lovely peace deliver
To banks that lie where broadly rolls
Ills fleet and radiant river,
dream Of some brief lowiy song
Whose verse fond praise may render
To some grand epic. borne along
In resonance ard spiendor
EDGAR Falrcsu. IA Youths Compenion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-25


"There is Wash Jones, propping up
the corner a. usual. The LATEST. most
worthless fellow | ever saw in my life.
lie hash snap enough 10 do much mis-
chief, and certainly not enough to do
any good. y
MIR. Nathan Brent was driving slowly
along the main street OF Berkeley vii
lage, the only other occupant Of his
double seated wagon being girl of Is,
whose features sufficiently proclaimed
her his daughter.
II hear every body saying how shift
less he i" she responded; however,
its better 90 than II he were downright
ugly with his laziness.''
:. don't know; don't KNOW Mr..
Brent shook his head slowly. 81 some
times think had rather see a fellow
with some life, even il it does break
over We amt any Of us perfect
Ard suppose this fellows imper-
lection Is want Of energy. Very I'm
pleasant, of course, but not the worst
thing In the world
= That amt his only fault, YOU may
depend upon it. just look at him as be
stands there, and see il you can think OF
any place in life made for such as he.
Too intelligent for fool; too lazy to be
much Of rascal only fit to disgust and
burden the world
They we're in front Of the village
bank. Mr.. Brent drove down TO the
edge OF the curb, dropped the lines
across the dashboard, and went inside
to transact some business. The girl.
sitting upon the back seat, half turned
her head TO watch the object Of their
remarks. Not that Wash Jones was
personally very attractive. Tall, gaunt.
lifeiess, he leaned against the corner OF
building near and lazily watched what
passed before iseyes with scarcely A
sign Of interest in the busy life scene.
BY general consent Wash was
acknowledged ne loafer Of the village
of Berkeley; and there certainly was
not another OF his class who presented
such contradictory phases OF character
If character he could be said TO have
AZ all. Worthless rs he was. In every
practical sense, and gravifating ever to-
ward the worst society in the place
for country villages do have very bad
social elements, notwithstanding the
S.oic'aJPtu paragraphs "a regard TO
their purity-there seemed repellant
element somewhere in his nature. Al !
though 81 afioat in the sea of iniquity.
ne would not sink beneath its waves.
and be quite as resolutely resisted ali
efforts "A his rescue. None Of the serious
iniquities that now and then disturbed
the neighborho0d were ever traced 10
him, and no effort Of the very many that
were made 10 induce him to come out
from his vile associates and strive for
something better ever produced the \
slightest result. The church, Sunday
school, even any ordinary social gather
ing, was quite beyond the range q his
aspiration, and he had never been in \
duced to take part in any good work
any more than In manual labor. His
widowed mother, BY keeping 4 small \
clearinghouse, and his sister. by serv-
ices as . school-tcacher, managed to
support the family Of four, Younger
brother completing the family.
So Wash"--for only his mother and
sister seemed 70 know that he had once
been christencd in honor (,) q the \,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-25

Preparations are making for the
conference Of believers in the preml-
lennial advent Of Jesus Christ. This j.
y be held at the Church Of the Holy
Trinity, New York, October 80. A cir
circular has been issued setting forth
the object Of the conference and giving
the names Of the bishops, professors,
and Others who unite in APP
proving the call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-25

From the time boy Is : years old
until he Is IL, he devotes two solid hours
Of every day Of his busy life to learning
how TO make new kind Of noise. BY
the time he Is l3 years old he has ac-
cumulated noise enough to last'him the
rest Of his natural life, and use three
kinds Of noises the same day, too
Hrmkcvc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-25

The Man haitian tKansas) Agricnl-
ural College opened with 102 students.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17

THE WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE and highly v bred
s S s". ra's
as sd @ s.' sSs
Blankets :; !. s:a:..
osoE sIlss sired y s';'f: fS s'sHa AZ
S.:sS s:::;s s HsssF
kAR I%aSLA aE% VIA s%aSS %.sS
S:4ek sa;Ssas rs sss q
second dam H hand; S1sS
sHsaTSV4 sxsl y
s HsHy :sn dam y s'szt
s,;ss
Ssas 50 sGxoK SEI5fSd sired SsnsIai SaS1
SAck oss
E05 As sD TVS 70 Tss 81 e.
ofas,s Wagon BY p9.spSnry Wan oIser sn.
SSs SS:ss .rss a psss s
hT a TSs Sc fSRs A ;S
AND FARM and the onice Of the AuCrfoSEERs. ITO,
81; n from tn. Is, of
March mp to the day Of sale.
a. DON'T Fq SY FGs THE S sEEAF SALE
Is xss$ AZ I'LL 4 srsSizs
the horses the we'll known Trotters and Road
Evan Kate. record o. :ss4; Willie ss Fred Ross
is the strongest aud fastest horse minutes TO wagon
In the country elegant team Lady Allen and Ira Allen
trot single or double IN Nary can beat a;ao
and others. ell Of which trot In ninutes also
all the elegant Carriages Sleighs tine Harness. Blankets
Robes; also The une1pired Lease Of stable se &C.
VAST EVERYBODY no CONE AND RIDE And TEST
TIE SPEED OF ANY OF TIE LOT BEFORE TINE
OF SALE, AS, THEY, ARE ALL AS BEPRESENTEp. A.,
Catalogues ready With pedicroes aud tul perform
to H. saf
"A GREAT POSITIVE sale, Tor a we'll known Eastern
owner Of SEVENTEEN HEAD of tho jastest Mares
Gedings Colts, Fics, Ac, ever offered AZ auction 20
81 on Wsdnesday reerrsry 70 At II o'cos l q
30th Seventeen head OF extraordinary prom
ise in from minutes down TO 4O the get
Of ilocrt Knox. Winthrop Morrill, Abe Lincoln General
Mcclellan Godfrey: Patehen and other noted sires all
war; kind stock will arrive at tho Mart
this sunday morning. where the public y requested TO
come examine and RIDE BEHIND THEM at any time
BEFORE SALE
A -CHAnLEs W. BARKER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
"A .sae Of THOROUGHBREDS. Mr. Il. Q. BERNARD'S
entire stable Of FAMOUS RACE HORSES at auction on
Thursday, February n, At IL o'clock. at BARKER 4
New York Tnttersas corner of Broadway and 39
ST., comprising EIGHT Head as ollows;-The word-re
with their engagement: INVADE HAMPTON (brother to
Idalimj, DANICHIFFE, TELEPHONE SISTER TO Bailan-
keel and Major Barkerl, DAN SPARKLING tbrother to
Idaia), MoNrEzUMA Chy Harry Basset1 Tramp out Of
Riding Racing Saddles. Brides, Clothing &c. Stock
exhibition Park till morning OF SALE Cnta-
logues ready ut tho Mart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17

MILLINERY AND DREssMAKINo.
bal: IL Partisan style for spring trade. NASrALISI.
ToHy A.. GiLLoTrE, IMPORTER. DESIGNER AND
% maker Of the New York and Paris improved Paper Pat
sna & Ss and
srsa.s snl, issosaisss S%s. dlo.,s. 6..::
and 'osk @akng cutting and bsstiasSy p aes,ea work
I AIDES GOING INTO BUSINESS OR wisHING
tst class situations as cutters must learn the shoulder
and and Sassins done $40 Broadway s''A''
AIRS .TENNEY. aa5 srH Av.-DREssMAKING:
w French geometric system cutting and basting; Hair
NINE. pEMoRksT's RELIAsLh pATTERNs oE ALL
l.he Recherche Novelties and Beautiful DESIGNS for ,hs
agencies Grand opening March g.
NfME HARTLEY HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
toners on and ser wsdassdsy February go Broad
way. ana 1T sth
IIrhe well celebrated Dressmakinr Establish
men. Of Vine ROGER BY .Dpon.msnt to several foreign
% sS S.'1' ''0
eide PLAIrING--sTDE, BOX AND cLUsTEM FLAT;
Forsyth. aoa Fulton. BrooSyn; 77o Broad Newark,
5Dossy rs cent. psr PAL. HEH Side ana Box
Plating Manuiaesofy.p 7al broadway.
LOST AND FOUND.
7 osT FEBRUXRY Is GOLD WATCH CHAIN,
to l96 Broadway, room T.
T .osr-oN FRIDAY EVENING. IN THE NEIGHBoR-
Win s nae AND and Ssra
I osTLA FEW pays SINCE. r 4 VOLUME LINZ OF
warded BY addressing L. W., Herald ONCE
I osTIFRIDAY. 18TH. =. ~; SMALL TAN FE
given no questions asked
osT.A PACKAGE Law rAPEks. CROMWELL VS.
osTRASDER, - Nassau st.. for reward
T .osT-oN THE 18th INST, sEALsKIN NUE.. a
reward will be paid by returning same to 800 Sd
r OsT-rOCKETbOOK. CORNER WASHINGTON AND
eonsns 20 a Ho,s can ssp ssna DOCK ana
Hinder viii be rewarded b, returning West 33d 81
7 osT-M0NDAY, JANUARY 20, BLACK AND TAN
under the neck very thin on Sea and breas extremely
lima Name. judy Reward Of $40 II returned 10 sas
EFT - zITz,s DRUG STORE. BRoApwAY, COR;
nor own
I osT-oN FRIDAY, on, sra Az. PocKErBooK
"S ana ''a'n
CToLEN FROM BASEMENT q EAST sorH ST., on
heavy fur bsaver overcos, made BY vonhsas Co. 2ao
please m Party VIII. took them
whore can be redeemed, con6dentialy.
G1S REWARD AND 90 QUESTIONS AsKED-FOR
|lCthe toGis West 34th ST. Of Pock etbook
tanning about 50 cash aud some Papers OF value
but the owner.
GO0 REwARp-LOsT, ON THURSDAY AFTER.
and s sS ' -four y, so
ono leaving same at 40 East 18th st.
GA. REwARD-NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR IN
taken from $50 Sd sv Febraary patent wheels red run
body brown. color. marked Rose
WV. II. BOWEN.
Gs)Nn LOST. on FRIDAY AFTERNOON AN
Earring, scarnbaeus got in gold. The finder will
the above by leaving II at Hunt DunaD
corner 23th st. and broadway.
CT IN OFFERED N GOOD FAITH FOR RETURN
ptUUot gold Repeater. Chain, stud. &C., taken Nom
day January questions asked; articles only wanted
G. T. c.. box 227 Herald Office.
A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO
hque asked for the return OF the Jowey taken
from $40 West 9Th st.. or the tickets II pawned
A LIBERAL REWARD PAID, AND NO QUESTIONS
Ansked, OF Watch taken from ~ North WASH
ington square. Address box 459 Post Office.
A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BIZ PAID. AND NO
N asked the Of the Jewelry taken
from 400 "a Saturday. the tickets pawnod. Ad
dress NJ. box $50 HERALD Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17

A q. COAL. MANAGEREss MANY YEARS. AT
"A orth's. manufacturing finest toets late with
Nme. Douglass, Lord Taylor: has removed Is Last
l4th desirable parors artistic hs and superb
designs from sixteen yards OF SILK by cutters AZ nom
prices during February until going TO Paris Tor spring
fashions. Eiegant suits on exhibition.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02

and Mary Drunan, 10 days each; Olive German,
Vim. Santun and VIM, Cunningham, S1i Gerst
Brothers, continued to December 10Th.
Petit Larceny-Wm. Brown, John Quinlan aud
VIM. Williams, dismissed; Frank Rmery. 30 days;
James L. Fisher, $50-90; John Taylor, S2O0-SO,
Miscellaneous-Michael Donahue, abusing fam
ily, S5O-SO; Jumes Hamilton and James King,
street begging, S5O-3O each; Henry Bender, Sieg-
mund Gabriel John Ryan, John Guhlman and }.
o. spaerle, keeping place where in oxic T.
ing liquor is sold, continued to Dec. 7th;
John Toiney, carrying concealed weapons cont y
ueu to Dee. 9th; VIM. Sommers, same, dismissed
James Gurren, assault and battery, continued 70
bee 5th; Henry Kemper, receiving oien goods
dismissed; VIM. Sullivan, vagrtncy continued to
Dec 9th: Jas. Monroe, exposing person, eontln
ued to Dec Sd; Ann Brown Kate jenkins MOlllt
Woods and Joseph Valentine grand larceny, con
tinued to Dec 9th.
PROBATE.
David Levine, dealer in furnishing goods anc
notions at 26O West Fifth street, made an assign
ment to Elijah Newman.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02

Every home should be supplied with "Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
ry." 1t imbues the blood with its life-giv-
ing principle and repairs the wasting It's
sand ilnparts health to the various Or
gans. Thousands have been restored to
perfect health after having been given up
to die by the physician and friends. We
have seen the fading and consunptive
stricken youth renew his life under its be-
nign action. We have seen the middle
aged, the old and enfeebled, restored 10
comfortable health Therefore if you have
cold, distressing cough, any throat, breast
or lung trouble, use promptly DIR. Swayne' s
Compounds Syrup OF Wild Cherry" Equally
valuable in asihmatic and Bronchial affec-
tions. A Frairkfort, KY, physician writesi
"Some months ago the daughter of one of
our prominent citizens was pronounced a
hopeless consumptive. She was very much
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02
YER T III E s h A .
The. Briton- Beaten Back
BIG BUSINESS IN BOMBS.

National Associated Press to the Star.
Germany.
READY PRIMED BOMBS.
LONDON, Dec 2-The dispatch from Ham
burg, of the seizure of number of ready
primed Orsini bombs, is confirmed.
Hungary.
TRYING TO RAISE CLUB.
A dispatch from Pesth says another bomb
exploded under the staircase OF the Liberal
Club Willie NJ. Tizsa was addressing the rep
resentatiyes of the Liberal party.
Afghan War,
SOME TAFFY FOR RUSSIA.
LONDON, Dec. "A dispatch from Lahore
says the Ameer recently held grand dur
bar at Cabul, during which he delivered a
speech saving that Russia's hospitality to
Afghan traders had made it his duty to
give the Russian ambassador cordial re-
ception. An official then read an account
of the greatness of the power of Russia.
THE BRIToNs BEAT RETREAT.
dispatch from Lahore says: The Al
ghans yesterday suddenly attacked the
| British forces at Juma Pass with shell and
round shot. At the approach of evening
The British retreated to the mouth of the
pass. Further severe fighting is certain
as the enemy is in light force and admira
bly, p6sitioned. Communication with khy
Der Pass has been reopened.
The Bholan force is meeting with grea
difficulties, as they have lost Wang Camda
Great britain.
BARRY SULLIVAN BANQUETED.
DUBLIN, Dec BARRY Sullivan, the emi
nent actor was the recipient of publ
banquet Saturday evening.
france.
! THE FRANCo-AMBRICAN TREATY.
PARIS, Dec. IA public meeting was hel'
Yesterday to support the Franco-Amerlcal
Treaty. A letter was read from the Minis
ter of Commerce expressing his sympath.
in the movement. United States Mlniste
Noyes was present
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02

reduced in flesh, had terrible cough, her
life gradually wasting away. I recommend
ed her to use DR.. Swayne's Syrup of Wild
Cherry, which she did, and in a few weeks
she was free from all cough and other dan
gerous symptoms, and is now rosv and
healthy" Trial bottles 25c Large size 81,
or six bottles So. Prepared only by DIR.
Swayne q Son Philadelphia. Sold by. all
leading druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02

nomnally unchanged. Petroleum quiet: United
SGl1@SS1sc; crude, SIC; refined, &C. Talow firm
at GG5gG56c. Resin firm at 81 35Ca1 40. Turpen-
tine weak at soc. Eggs quiet Western, 1870
2419c. Pork dull: mess, 81 40@7 70. Beef quiet
but steady Cut meats quiet: Western long clear
mddles, 419c Lard prime steam, 605@6. i0c
Butter steady: Western, 6@26c. Cheese quiet:
Western, 2D8}4c. Whisky dull at 81 O6la bid.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02
FINANCIAL.

CINcINaATI. Dec 2-2:3n P. NJ.
Gold frmer and higher to-day. Quoted in Wall
street at 1907. Local dealers buving at 1907 sell
ing at 1001S. Cod checks drawn at l00}s.a
Eastern exchange is quiet and easy and rates
lower. Dealers buying to-day at l-2O discount
and selling at % premium.
Sterling quiet and steady, and unchanged. 1t is
drawn at S4 81 for sixty days, and 81 81 for sight,
per {, in gold.
Government bonds are without material change
The following are the local rates:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02

H5- IN order to acc immediate Eastern advcr-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. +. Duncan Snifien, No. Y
Astpr House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be branch Office OF the STAR,
Mr. Sniffen being authorizedto make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
thereforin our name. -- .
Probably cloudy with rain fol-
lowed by clearing fair and cooler weather.
eB-rHE Covlngton office of the STAR is at No.
z East Pike street. in lIardns Insurance Office.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02
Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:

The following deaths have been place
'ecord since our last report:
John Bentley. 81 yrs, city.
Sophia Schetzly, yrs, city.
Georgia Wild, yr, city.
Adam j. Guth, wks, city.
Ralfborne Sullivan, 2 yrs city.
Elizabeth QUINN 9mos, city.
Gustav A. Franeke, 30 yrs, New York.
Frederick W. Billings, l6 mos, city.
Elizabeth X. Bardes, 10 mos city.
Clemens A. Niemal, A yrs, city.
Frank Westerkamp, 81 yrs, Germany.
Franziska f. Haffrago, yrs, city.
Eddie Primm. 10 davs, city.
I'cob Eyer, so yrs, U. S. - ..'...
John Wehrle, limos, city.
Edward Bronze. Z yrs, city.
Henry Burdick. l yr, city.
Nancy Gudgeon, so yrs, U. s.
John Fetzer, 3S yrs city: ,.
Magrous Ileinemann, 81 yrs. Germany.
Burnhard Bickman, 3 yrs, city.
David Blau, L yr, city.