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The New York herald., 1878-03-26
THE CERvANTEs CENTENNIAL.

The committee appointed at the Hoffman House on
Marcn = 1875 bv the Spanish residents Of this city
make arrangements Tor CONNIE moratins the cenlen-
NAL anniversary OF the death Of Cervantes, having
held several meetings since thea, met again list even.
ius at the residence OF Arthur Cueas 80. los West
Eleventh street. The programme. as finally decided
up3n there Is, that the performances Will take place
at the Union League Theatre the % of April.
The president OF the committee, Jose T. Cueliar
Will make an iLtroductory address on the salient
points oil Cerv,n;es NE TWO dramatic pieces Ia tue
Spanish language VIII thea be prrorned-one OF
them written about prominent passage IN Cervsntes
IiIc, ana III wnica Ccrvanics himself Viii appear 10
The drdmdtis persoaP. The CLOSING event OF the
ing viii bs ullcgorlca tabieau representing the
Nine Muses. GROWING the uust o Cervantes. The suie
oI seats Is cntirely private aud tickets can be nad
only by subscription by appliance to the secretary,
Mr. Arhar Cuejas. The t.reisu Cousus aud the dis
unguished writers OF Spanish WORKS Ike I.ongeilow
and Cullen Bryant viii DO formally invited
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyRICR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 26-l A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OyPIcR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHiSGroS, March 26-l A. M
Indications
For New England, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, westerly winds and rising barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic States, warmer clear or
partly cloudy weather. westerly winds ana rsins io
lowed by stationary, barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather. light variable winds and sta.
tionary or higher pressure.
For the East Cuff States clear or partly cloudy
weather, light variable WINDS mostly from the north
and nearly stationary pressure and temperature
For the west Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather. SOUTH
oastcrly winds anu stationary or falling barometer
For the lower lake region, warmer clearing weather
westesy winds, becoming variable and stationary or
alling barometer
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, clear weather followed by
Increasing cloudiness and rain aroas. warmer south.
erly winds. falling barometer followed In the Lower
Missouri Valley by rising barometer and winds SHIFT.
Ing 10 colder northwesterly.
The Mississippi River viii generally fall.
Cautlonary of shore signals continue at Lewes
Cape May, Atlantic City, Barn-gat, Sandy HOOK New
York, New Haven, New London, NewporI, Woods
Hoe, Boston, Thstchers Island, Portland and East.
port
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BURNED 10 DEATH.

SHOCKING FATE OF AN OLD GENTLEMAN AT
HAcKENsAcK, N j.
A shock ing casualty occurred at Hackensack y. J
on Saturday afterno three aud four o'clock
Mr. Peter s. Bosert, ninety.iour years OF agc who
was spending the remainder OF his days ut The resi-
dcnvc OF his son-inlaw, Mr. John haviand, on Stale
street, was the victim. MIR. Bogert. because OF his
ago and decreptudc had been unable leave
the house for u long time and had been under the
strict surveillance oil Mr.. Haviand's family.
On the afternoon Of the day above mentioned tho
occupants OF the house. excepting the family Of Mr.
A. q. Bates, who 1.-Two In another portion of IT, were
away IRON ONE attending the funeral OF n young
lady the neigh borhood leaving the old mau alone
In his room During their absence M. Bogsrt met
his death In a sad and shocking manner by burning
tho apartment he occupied having taken Iro iron,
some unknown caus'. How u originated Is mys-
terry. II Is coDJecu ured, however, that lounge on
which he was IN inc haoit oil reclining wnen my
his pipe was set on IRE by sparks falling from tho lat
ter ana that he, beng too ecblc TO cxlnguish the
nIInes or give an ALARM fell victim la tho manner
described.
Shortly after tue lire occurred Mrs. Bates saw
smoke ISSUING from Mr. Bogerts room aud sbe I'M
mediateIy nVtihod "a member Ot ths Hackcnsack Fire
Department, anu, "a general alarm being sounded, n
number OF men OF Protection Enaiue Company re-
spondcd promptly to the call ON reacnin ny the house
u sicKenng sight mot their gaze. There, lying ON
the door, holpe uud alone, surrounded by Hames
whch oy 'u's 'lne ~eie iaPpihs up tho WOODWORK OF
the room IN which they were confined, and a
but dead from burns and sunocaiion by smoke,
was Mr. BogorL Kindly persons carried him "a.
10 the open SIR, wncre he seemed to show
that lie was not wholly sxtiuct; but only a fcw
moments elapsed bolOre 10 expired. HIS clothing
was nearly burned IRON hs BODY. the venerable gray
hairs were shorn iromohs hcau; his hands, iacc aud
were terribly cnarfcd and the lower part OF
limbs were burned to a crisp.
The house IN which tlc accident occurred ~ the
property Of Mr. Haviidnd, and is large ana commo-
dious ono The ro not allowed 10 spread ana the
nremen soon cxtDguished IT, and thus tnc building
wis saved from destruction.
Mr.. Bogert well known throughout Bergen
county anu was bigniy respected. HIS sad death is
thc general topic OF conversation In Hackensack, and
The New York herald., 1878-03-26

deny that either OF them was ever u candidate for
the throne OF Bulgaria"
GERMANY THE PARIS HxMnIrIox.
The Times Paris correspondent, states that the CO.
operation OF Germany in tho arr exhibition
10 becoming more and cordial and it Is thought
that all the German princes except Frederick William
and Frederick Charles will visit the Exhibition.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
despatch from Cape Town, dated March
8, says there Is every prospect Of an
early close Of the The Kafars
say they tired OF It, sandill,
chief Of the Gaikas, Is reported to be asking for
mercy. combined movement has been made for
his capture, and decisive tight is daily expected.
o'LRARY CHALLENGED.
William Howes, the pedestrian, has challenged
O'Lcary, the winner of the six days. contest that
ended Saturday night last. TO . match tor the cham
pon belt and 1880.
HUMBgRT's NEW CABINET.
Vice Admiral di Brocchetti not Admiral Martini
az at first stated, is Minister of Marine in the
new Cabinet The Ministry Is weak and not
likely 10 SECURE a majority in the Cham
Der Of Deputies The followers CT siguori
Crispi and Nlcotera will oppose It strongly.
II is believed Rome that the Cabinet will soon
Hnd It necessary to dissolve the Chamber OF Deputies
and appeal to the country.
He FINALLY ACCEPTS.
telegram from Berlin announces that Count
Stoiberg Wernigerode has finally accepted the posts
OF Representative OF the imperial Chancellor and Vice
President Of the Prussian Ministry.
THE PAPAL SIZE.
is stalled that the Pope will select Cardinal Hohen
lohe as intermed diary with the German government
THE POPE AND THE JEsuIrs.
The Jesu,ts are negotiating Tor the purchase OF q
palace with the view of removing their headquarters
10 Rome. The Pope holds aloof from the movement
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge George A. Hardin, OF the New York Supreme
Court and Isaac " Baker, Jr., Of Comstocks, N y,
arc ut the Fifth Avenue. Ensign II Kellogg, late Of
tho Joint Fisheries Commission is at tho Now York.
Samuel l.. Clemens, OF Hartford, Is at the Windsor.
William q. Fargo, OF Buffalo, is at the Astor. Pay.
Arthur Burtis United States Navy, and Arch.
ibad Hopkins, OF Washington, arc at tho Gsey.
Lieutenant Commander A. IL. Wright, United States
Navy, Is At the st. Nicholas. Henry r. Pierson, Of
Albany, is at the Everett Lieutenant Commander
Henry c. Taylor, United States Navy, is at the ST.
James. Eiphaet Trask OF Massach usetts, Is at tue
Grand Central Secretary OF State Henry c. Kelsey.
OF New Jersey. is ut the Metropolitan.
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THE KEEsEvILLE FIRE LOSSES.
WHITEHALL. N. Y. March 25. 1878

WHITEHALL, N. Y, March %, 1878
The loss by the 1re at KeesevilIe smou nts to
s65, 900. Prescott L. Weston lose $50 coo; insured
ss foows:-Firo Association So, 0OO Home OF Colum-
bus 81, 500; Alliance OF New York, 81, 500; Manhat
tan oil New York, $500; Lancashire, $1,000; Pne-
nix OF Hartford, $1,000. RUFUS Prcsco,ts loss Is
$40 600; insured IN tic Commercial OF New ork for
$3.50; Franklin, 81, 750 Richard Hoag and Hoag 4
Thompson's loss IL SIS 900; insured In the Manhat-
tan OF New York for $4,000; Atlantic, sl,40o; Com.
merclai Union Of New York, 81 1905 Pro. of os-
ton 81, 400: London, Liverpool aud Globe, So 600;
Western OF Toronto, $500 kichard Hong's dwelling,
loss 81, 500; insured for $500 IN the Niagara The
loss the Methodist Episcopal Church SIS 900; in.
surcd IN the Gieu's Falls Insurance Company for
So 900. The loss on ~ A. Thomas' dwelling Is So, 900
nsured In the Commercial Ot New York Tor 81 900
Twenty three buildings IN all were destroyed.
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TO BE HANGED.
THE DR. RAssEIL BROTHERS ARRIVE SAFELY AT
COOKSvILLE.

THE DRAssElL BROTHERS ARRIVE SAFELY AT
CooKsvILLE.
FEY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2j, 1873
Theiutcpse anxiety TO hear The safe arrival OF
the Brassell brothers. 10 be hanged at Cookevie
Wednesday, partially relieved to-day by letter
dated the 22a The at Gansboro from Sheriff
wooda who says 'the prisoners seem to be restless
and reckless. Teek Brassei says II will take the
handcuns of him will have to shoot him. / never
saw any one evincc such determination to get away
Teek great deal about he has done. lie 20.
hold Of rope under his bunk, pulled It out and
showed sheriff Bohann, OF Putnam county, how TO
tic nangman's knot, toliipg him he had tied that
Kind OF knot around one ncgro's neck, and that
he had It tied around his neck once. lie sug.
ecstcd to Bohann that II would be well for
him TO grouse that rope II II the
one no was going 10 use next Wednesday.
He asked u guard to loan him a pistol, saying ho
lie wanted IT for the purpos, OF suicide, probably ~
shoot both himself and his brother.
CULPRITs FULL FUN.
A Cookevilic dcspatch, dated yesterday via Lcba-
non says--"Thc Brasseils arrived at CoOkevils to
da, under "a guaro OF thirty men. While IN
tense interest Is iclt as TO the execution there
is no real excitement The Jail Is strongly guarded
eitizcns patrong the streets tonight II Is not
generally beiieved AN attempt VIII be made to
tho Brassells, but It rs though, best TO be pre-.
the execution Will take place between one
and two o'clock Wednesday, The Brassells
eysde all Inquiries as to whether thoy Will confess,
but int mate that they may have something to say on
the scafoid. An immense attendance Is anticipated.
Is the first execution ever had IN Putnam county
A sunday school visited the jail this Afternoon. Tho
prisoners sang and prayed Belief in their repantenco
is not general The best Informed think they Will
hopc for rescue until the last moment. They were IN
Jolly humor all tho way up here disposed to crack
Jokes, which they relishcd amazingly"
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THE EURYDICE DISASTER.
RETURNING FROM BERMUDA WITH TROOPS AND
THE VESSEL JUST BEFORE THE STORM CAME
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

LONDON, March rs, 1873
In London and the provinces yesterday the weather
lne and bright until about halfpast three o'clock
In tho afternoon, when almost universal change
ensued shor. and violent gusts Of wind. accom-.
panied BY and dust Of very unusual cl
acler, a. brief sucden followed rapidly from nearly
opposite points OF tho compass II Is supposed that
the capsizng and sinking Of the British naval rain
Ing ship Eurydce off tho Isle OF Wight IN tho after
was due to tho suddenncss with which squall
overlook the ship, and the fact It's entire force
fell on the full spread OF hor canvas.
AS the Eurydice was comparatively close In shore
dangerous gust would give, probably, no warning,
whom sail might have been shortened or the ship's
helm altered 30 as 10 improve her position, added to
which s possible that the disposition OF her guns,
storos or other dead weight may have gwen leverage
TO tho force Of the wind by lessoning her Ordinary
stability. Dunnose, Oh which tho ship lost, Is a
lofty headland and Is woll known to visitors TO tho
Isle Of WIGHT II lis situated = short distance south
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CHURCH DEBT LIQUIDATION.
RoSpour. n. Y. March %. ls

RoSDoUr n. Y, March %, 1873.
Edward Kimball was present al the Rcndout Pres
byterisn Church Yesterday raising money to pay the
balance OF the dobt. Tho church has a debt OF
S43, 600. Three weeks ago, Roswell Smith OF Now
York raised over $2j 900 and $1,000 nave since bcen
raised. Yesterday. Mr. KimDall succeeded ~ raising
about $1,000 leaving So 900 still TO be raised Tho
DO wipcd out
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THE NEW DOLLAR COUNTERFEIT.

The rst counterfeit OF the SILVER dollar brought
to the official notice oil the government was before
United States Commissioner Shields yesterday. t
had been given IN change by Herman WIlscnemc. =
clerk In store Grand street, to Bridge; Fitz.
patrick. There was no evidence that Wilschemc had
uny guilty knowledge, and he was discharged The
dollar IS very bad counterfeit us far tne color Of
the metal Is concerned. In otner respects II good
resemblance OF the genuine coin
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the entire community express a feeling OF regret ae
tc sudden ending n the Ito OF the oldest IN tabfanL
MS fun"ra will take place IRON the True REFORMED
SA'rch tRev. John y. DE Bann, pasiorl Tomorrow
AFTERNOON. ~ two O'Clock. o. which church Mr. Bose0
was "a member
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DAMAGE DONE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Aeutxc~ov Narch 1879

WAsHISGroN, March 20, 1878.
Tho cold weather yesterday and last night Is be.
lieved to have done great damage to fruit trees In
blossom as also to shrubbcry, early plants, flowers
&C., which month In advance Of the season.
The cold intense last night that leo was formed
near the shore Of the river The crocuses and Other
early flowers and shrubbcry In the Agricultural
Grounds were backened with fross Where the fruit
blossoms we're fully opened they have been killed by
the cold following upon yesterdays rain; but u is
hoped that the buds not yet opened have survived.
The apricot and carly peach blooms II Is feared have
been entirely destroyed.
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SNOW IN YFRMONT.

DERBY LINE, March 25 1875
The heaviest snow storm OF the season, fifteen
inches, fell here yesterday.
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STORM ON THE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsrE, N. Y, March 25, 1878.
Heavy west wiuds have prevailed to-day along the
Hudson and the wator extremely low. Both shores
for miles are lined with Ice, and the bays and coves
Reports from the Catskilis say there
are fifteen inches Of snow on the untainR
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IA1I. rHuSprn AND L1curN1No.

'iA HALIFAX, N s., March rs. 1873.
The severest thunder storm experienced here In
years took place last night heavy shower OF hail
was fol owed py thunder and lightning, which con-
tinued ior hour With heavy ram.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2ls Broadway
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FIRE IN THE DISMAL SWAMP.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va. March IS 1873
Persons arriving from up the seab0ard road report
q heavy conhagraton raging in the Dismal swamp
along the track Of the railroad.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship China, for Queenstown and Liver
pool will sail from this port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post oiice a
ten o'clock A. N.
Tho NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-Wiu
be roady at halt past esnt O'Clock the morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
KILLED BY THE COLD.

TABLES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, March 25, 1873
cold snap last night, with the temperature ~ the
freezing point, killed all the advanced Strawberries,
pears, peaches and tender vegetables and played
havoc with tho prospects Of our truckers for sary
and profitable yield. The green peas escaped but It
s colder tonight and great apprehension 10 elt that
the frost will destroy everything 10 tho tender vegs
table and iruit line Unless The wind changes our
trucking interests will suffer incalcuabie damage
With unprecedeutediy open winter and spring
all of vegetation remarkably advanced and
our agricuitursts anticipated the most prosperous
season since 1871.
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THE SECRET OF COMPLEXIONAL LONELINESS
TO keep the 6LEsSs SULPHUR II.
A.-"WHITE'S PATENT LEVER TRUSSn GIVES
comfort the hest Truss the
Office removed to III Warren 81, New York.
A-M0ODIE'S SULPHUR-rAR SOAP.-MATCu.
less remedy Tor piles rinsworm saitrheum II positively
.ts.n drun
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOX SALE
EUROPE.

(NoLDES UAiR-ROBAKh's AuKEoLISE rK,;.
Uduces by two or three applications the beautiful gudsn
color much admired II l. perfectly haruless had
OF ali apohecares aud fancy goods Dealers sole agents
X. kOVkNDEN n SON London Enginnd
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A-SEyENrH REGIMENT RECEPTION.
The Seventh re mcnt aud Veteran a ssociition's
RECEPTION.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC
WEDNESDAY ENENING. APRIL "a 1873
Boxes and tickets may be secured application to VIM.
Pond Co, No. 5J7 Broadway. Tickets may also be
the officers and men bers Of both
frce -. single admission
A-RUPfURE CURED-FORrY YEARS EXPERT.
ence.-Dr MAkSI'S the and eirectua
only Office, Vesey ST. Astor ouss), oppoaite St
Fan "a urch
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UMMER ARRANGEMENT.
g.. X. 4 =. w. RAILWAY.
Change Of Time August 18th, 10.

The Cincinnati Rockport Southwestern Railway
Company have puf IN connection wiih The trains
through line ~ rage FROM Jasper ianiingourg
fion. carrying Passenger. nail and sNpre~s.
Leaving Jasper dsily except Sundays. At 20 p. m.
arriving "A kockpnri a. 40 D. M.
Leaving kockport a. 90 n, arriving al Jasper
az IL 80 =. "a.
Leaving Hantinghurg daily except Sunday. al 20
m and sop. mi arriving At Kockport a. 10 N.
aud 80 n M.
Arriving A. Hlnflngburr At 20 m and 10 .. NJ
Connecting ockport with daily packets Tor Evans
vile AZ ~ m. sni for Louisville a. 90 q m.
Packages ~ AL kinds. yslrahies and money ~
ccpte ior II all points low rates application
ALOI> GI.iMELsPACHER. Agent
- Jasper. a the Pnrs-uhiee.
far~ 20 Reckpori a. %. Round trip tickets good
nntt aa~t ~ 50 "a. q. BKA ~HAM. sup't.
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RELrEr FrSD.-Tbc concert In Hun.
ungburg for the benefit OF the yellow
Fever sufferers OF the South realized ! n
We are told. and We see BY The Evans.
'''e Courier that Miss Sophia Roihcrt
sent to the Evansville Committee sl5.
The collection in the church at Ferdi-
nand amounted to SIS. aud the one
taken up BY 81. Jcseph's Catholic con
grcgation last Sunday il Jasper brouvh,
III SIS.
~e have not learned The amount real
ized from the concert in Jasper lat
night Inc collection should still be
continued, as after the plague l. ov,r
there will be q large number % widows
and ORPHANS who will snIIcr unless
aided for rcars,
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MAKsrKp.- sept. oath. At st. In
seph's church,. by Rev.. r. Mautc. SIR.
HERMAN knoDEI.. and Miss 5. GEEBEa,
both OF Jasper.
The young folks OF their circle had
looked forward 10 this wedding with
happy an'icipations for some iifne. ard
The most sanguine were not di~appoini-
ed. \ day Of enjoyment was passed ~
h. brides residence. and At night the
many friends engaged III the may dance
a. Gutzweilcr's hall. We wish the
Young compile long life Of uialloycd
Happiness.
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PAiSTrSG.- Mr.. T. Wiihers has moved
10 Jasper, and l. now prepared to
take contracts for painting OF all kinds.
lie feels confident he can give sa,istac-
ton, and only asks a fair trial When
not At work he may be found al his resi-
dence ia the Bohnert property.
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~ Heppnes is prepared to make up
in latest style all kinds Of gentlemen's
clothing. and warrants satisfaction. lie
j. regularly in receipt Of Butterick's
fashions standard Of the world.
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QUARTERLY MEETING. = The FIRST
quarterly meeting Of tie IIuniingburg
Circuit. will be held al Mt. Zion church.
in cass township. on week from next
saturday and sunday. This will neces-
state pcsfponing The appointment Of
brother Smith IN Jasper for that day.
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rrOh, golly. now we come AZ Il. a
splendid little chrome OF dutch girl
now adorns our Office walls. lisa pres
cni from Mr.. Edward Kueblcr, and rep
re-ents German girl Of about five sum
ncrs. fresh from iatherland, with large
wooden shoes on. Thanks.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
TEcTixcEv or aEy. P. .. WILLIE coviEcTcu.
KEATucxr.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The Best aud safest Kennedy FOR Chil1s and
Fever. or feser and Ague.

cosNcToS. kr.. NAV n.
There has not heen Tor many years. IN this country
sush general complaint about chilli and fever. This
depressing disease " prevailing many portions
~ kentnrkt and elsewhere. shsft the people have long
naffered themselves fhnf they entirely exempt
from IL influence To fho~. Nho thus afflicted. -
wish ~ recommend sriTns I0air SrKrP believing u 20
be the very hest remedy esiani. Every has.
heard ~ using a. upon VI Ia the very highest
terms. We have lately used II Ia onr family with
marked success The ingredients are simple and the
TnNc be used freely whonf any detrin-nt 10 the
constitution whatever II the directions which always
accompany every bottle. carefully followed. II ~i
ia nine out ~ ten result in q permanent cure
whether the disease BE- u short ~ long standing
We take pleasure Ia recommending this medicine 10
the subjects " this disease sssryw here SINCERELY be-
evng that the 81 II will verify every wo- say.
~ B. wif.Es.
For sale BY FRIEDMAN A BECK. Jasper, Ind.
Jan. II i~7s-ly
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a public picnic will be held In Gram
elspacher's grove, near Jasper, Oh Tues
day, the lst day Of October next. All
IRE invited to attend.
Al McNFRxEY. Manager.
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HrAmerica has become noted in
Europe. We took the highest prize at
Paris last week. and remarkable to say.
II was for the best Lager Beer. Who
says we are not great people?
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az Work il progressing speedily on
the railroad, and il Is expected il will be
completed 10 The crossing Of the Hum
tingburg and Ferdinand road by Oct.
18th, aud the question is-where then
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~ New corn is being received in
the vincennes market and selling ut 80
cents per bushel.
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0TS. kuebler has just received a
arge assortment Of new goods, suitable
for the season.
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JEq Main. Of Hill township. was
born IN that neighborhood in 1923. and
has lived there for fifty years. l. there
an older native Of the county resident
In IL?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

G-r County Treasurer Spurlock i
confined 10 bis bed BY severe attack
Of sickness.
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II The rains OF last week softened
the ground enough to enable farmers TO
g. to breaking for wheat, and they are
al busy now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27

|" Election week from next Tues
dav. Democrats, you must roll OPP big
majority If you want better times. Now
don't you forget il.
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NJ IIuniingburg is making another
effort TO raise subscription TO secure
the railroad to that town. Good. Now
or never.