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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-Sessioi
~ begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and continuei
nine months. The institution is organized on IN
elective system, giving the student free choice OF
tudies, with full courses I'm the Schools OF tho Aca
demic Department and In the Schools OF Law Meo
lcine. Engineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
apply to the Secretary OF the Faculty, p o. UntYel
SHY of Virginia. JAMES Z. HARRISON, MD,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
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KENTUCKY
Military Institute

ESTABLISHED IN 1S45. Six miles out OF Frank
u fort, Ky. Most beautiful and bsalthful loca-
ton, and superior methods of Government and In
struction. Circulars of information sent by Major
R. b. WILDBERGER (CommandanD, Farmdale
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NOTICE

I WILL pay bills and orders on me, as treasurer,
i only between the hours Of 10 am. and d m.
Will receipt for contributions between the hours OF
I'm ana pm. Parties Will oblige me very
much by observing these hours
JNO. G. LONSDALE, JR
Treasurer Citizens Relief Committed
office Planters Insurance Building,
No Al Madison Get
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.
MondaY. sentemher =. Iszs.

DY virtue of a certain trust deed executed 10 me
d January 10, 1873 said deed being OF record In
book I22, page 169, of the ResisteT's Office Of
Shelby county, Tenn; default having been made in
payment of the notes secured by said deed, WILL on
Monday, September =. ISIS.
proceed to SELL to the highest bidder for cash. 1.-THE
Courthouse door, In the city Of Memphis, the follow
ing described real estate, in Shelby county Tenn,
viz: Being seventy-ve feet of the northern part Of
the lot the northwest cornerOf Hoeg ana gaidTan
avenues, now owned by Mrs. Eliza p. Barnes. and
conveyed to her by VIM. H HOeg by deed registered
in book 81, page so, In the Registers ciiiee Ct
Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning e point one
hundred and ninety-nne feet from The lnt6zseeloan
OF the west side or WaldTan avenue with the nofth
side OF Hoeg avenue; thence running vest ana PAR
and seventytwO feet thence north and parltel with
Waldran seventy-fye feet; thence east ed rzE7llai
with HOeg avenue one hundred and seventh te5ts
thence south seventy five feet with the west side OF
Waldran avenue to the beginning sale between hurs
of 10 m. and II m. Title beleyedto be gss,d. but
I convey as trustee only. Equlty OF redemption
I'D. G.. ". MFffAfF FrIfrfne.
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CLnHING nArRn

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ton, 6 1f-f6d. Ae~phis cotton, II Use. Nerc
Orleans cotton, II Use. Neto York cotton,
II 3-16e. Ne'o York gold, 100 SIS.
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''THERNdALINE' cures all forms of malaria,
such as chills and fever, bilious fever, swamp
fever. etc As a preventive it is the best
safeguard in cities where fevers are preva-
lent if taken in time. Ask your druggist for
Theymalinc. Twenty-Five cents per box.
Mailed free on receipt of price, by Dundas
Dick & Co, 81 Wooster street, New York.
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PRESBYTERIAN
GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'.
S. JENNY NJ. HIGBEE....P rIncip al
w- The exercises Of this school will commence
Monday, September 8, 1873.

Catalogues will full information as to terms OF tut
ton, etc, can be had by addressing postal card
upon application to
]. L. WELLFORD, Treasurer,
276 Front street Memphis
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THE AxCHER INsTITUTE

MFRS. ARCHER, late Principal of "Patapsco Fe-
WI male Institute near Baltimore, has removed
her school to Washington City. School duties re-
sumed September 26th. For circulars, address
MRS. NJ. B. ARCHER,
cod 1401 Massachusetts ave-, Washington, D. C.
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wEAzHnK oBsERvArIONs, Goth

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE U. S. ARMY,
THURSDAY, Augllst %. 1873, zoos pm.
Place o. Bar Their N, wind koros wsa'h
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MOUNTAIN SPRING HIGH SCHOOL Morgan
Nl county. North Alabama ]. B. McClelland,
PRINCIPAL The next session Of this, Limited
School for Boys, opens Sept. 20, 1878. Prepares
for College Business. Within half nile of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. the location Is
convenient and eminently healthful- Terms mod
crate. Teachers faithful and competent Alumni
of the Univ. of va catalogue address the pro
prietor I'm A. LILLE, Trinity, Ala
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Saratoga, August %: The paper manu-
facturers have agreed to reduce their pro-
duction one fourth FOX the SIX months from
the first Of October, and appointed a commit
tee 90 permanent organization.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

AZ Owing to the presence OF yellow-fever in
Memphis, we are determined not to ship any good
to that point until IT disappears. wehaye, however
opened very large and attractive stock of Boots
and shoes in Boston, where we will be pleased
to receive the orders of regular customers and
the trade generally.
Being very DESTROYS to dispose of these goods, we
will sell them ut extremely low prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satisfaction
GOODRAR Il COMPANY.
Aug ~, 1878. DO Pearl ST, Boston.
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Memphis, Paducah & Northern r.. r.
DeDOt-SecOnd Street Crossing, North
OF WaterwOrks.

Until further notice trains Will run on Tues
- days, Thursdays and Saturdays OnLl Freight
will be received and delivered between the hours of
10 am; and 2:30 p M, on the aforementioned
days only. G. MONSARRAT, JR..
AGAR
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ST. CECILIA ACADEMY,

On Mount Vernon near Nashville. Tenn,
Boarding School for Children and Young Ladies'.
+ OCATION surprisingly beautiful and healthy
IL Educational advantages not exceled by any
other educational Institution. Not sectarian; pupils
religious opinions not interferred with. Prices re-
duced to suit the times studies resumed on the
First Monday In September. For circulars address
Superioress of the s.. Cecilia Academy near Nash
| vile, Tennessee.
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SREFORD's JAMAICA ginger

Sold by all wholesale and Retail Druegist7,
Grocers, md Debtors in Medicine throJs2-',-
out the United States and Ganadas. P-fco,
SO cents per bottle. WEES Il POTTER,
General Agents and wholesale Druggists,
Boston. Mass
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Free Scholarships in Kentucky Militar!

recommending to parents the Academy Of Mr.. S. G.
SboTtlidge"
says: 81 cheerfully consent TO the use of my name
as reference"
C7O PER QUARTER OF 10 WEEKS, $3.50 FOR
ED " 40 weeks, 1894 for % weeks; full charge
for nicely furnished rooms, boarding washing gas,
ETC., ETC., tuition, OF school books and ali neces
sary school expenses, at SHORTLIDGE'S, Media
Penna-) ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys NO
EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers. all College Grad
yates; One Harvard; -Four Yale. Special attention
to both advanced and backward pupils Both individ
ual and class instruction. Recommended by Gov
ernor Routt, Judge Van Hoesen, Professor Blauyet,
U. s. Naval Academy; Richard j. Hinton, Rev. Drs.
Hill and Peabody, Harvard, etc, etc. Address
SWITRIN C. SHORTLIDGE (Harvard A. M Media,
Penna. Media Is IL miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and Temperance Charter.
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CHIFFON.

=
The New York kilograms reported an adj
vance OF l-l6c; Liverpool deliveries quoted
l-l6d lower at the close. There was some
INQUIRY in our market for superior cottons,
and 100 bales sold to two buyers at uR-
changed rates. Our cotton exchange now
closes at three O'Clock in the evening.
Ordinary, 915c; good ordinary, lO4c; low
middhng, 105sc; middling, II 1Sc; good md
ding, 115sc; middling fair, l2c; fair, l218c;
stains, l0@llc.
The exchange cotton statement reports:
Received, 10 bales; shipped, = bales; total
receipt from September LIST, Alp, 3l5 bales;
total shipment, 416,378 bales; stock on hand,
1923 bales.
The following are the New York market
reports for yesterday: Ordinary, ,lO27@cj
good ordinary. 1l3Sc;low middhng, IL l5-l6c;
middling, II 3-16c; good middling, 1875 ;.
At 1906, quiet; 1912, firm; 2:l2, firm and
Lice higher. Sales, 1345 bales.
The following are yesterdays closing rates
of New York futures: January, IL :089
lilo; February. 1I.14@ll.l6; March, II 70
@ll.2l; April, 1l.27@11.29; May, 11.34@
I1.36; June, IL :40@11 :43; July,--@---
August, l2.l9@12.20; September, 1860
II.I2@lI.I4; December, 11O7@11.06.
The tone Of the future market was at lO:l2,
steady; at 1890, quiet; at 2:25, steady; al
$40, quiet Sales, 800 bales.
New Orleans closed dull Mt IL 18c for mid
ding. Sales, IS bales; receipts, net, -
bales.
Liverpool kilograms reported the market
dull; middling up'auds, 6 11-16i; Orleans,
1854. Sales, 1000 bales, receipts, 75JC
bales.
Liverpool arrivals opened 1-l6d lower;
closed weaker; August-September, 6 1924;
September October, 1866 1924; Octo-
ber-November, 615@6 1924; November
December, 6 1l-32d.
GENERAL TRADE.
Grocery and provision stores showed activi-
ty Yesterday Orders were plentiful from
such portions of the surrounding country as
are in shipping communication with Mem
phis. Feed, IN store-corn, 500
53c; oats. 40d43c; bran, 75@8Oc
hay, 65@90c per owt. Neal-pricc'
q firm and demand fair; 81 90 from mill
Flow-demand moderate at an advance O
I0dl5c per barrel; extra. $3.35@5 10; FAM
lily, S. 35@5 IS; fancy, S. S5@6 Is, accord
ing to brand. P0tatOes-very light stock
Tennessee, 81; st. Louis, 81 so. OHIO,
$2d2 %; round lot of 80 barrels of OhiC
Onions brought 81 Is per barrel. Egg'
quiet at To-. Chickens more plenu'
full and easier, $2@3; extra fine hens
s. 25. BlGtteJ'-common, 69Sc; good coua
try, or medium, 10@ l2c; choice western, II
@16c Bdcon-pscked, clear sides, S14@
S3Sc; clear rib, 8@815c; shoulders, &c. Br'edE
fast bacon, 81 aloe. HdmS-canvased ana
packed. 121S a 1876. Lard-tierce lard
sac; half barrels, 9l8@94c; kegs, 9Ac
half pals, l014c.
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TempIars of Honor & Temperance

MEMBERS of the Order sick, or needing relief
WI will please call on send to either of follow
ing: GEO. B. ELLIOTT. Second street, Chelsea.
H. Ii. BRIGGS, 275 Main street.
EUG. W. MOORE, Appeal Office, Relief Board
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CHRIsTIAN BROTHERS, COLLEGI

600 ADAMS ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.-This In
20 u stitution affords ample means for thor
ough Classical, Scientific and Commercial Education
TERMS, PAYABLE QUARTERLY. IN ADVANCE
Board and tuition, per quarter, pig months. -SoI 5O
Washing and mending, ." %
DAY STUDENTS.
Higher classes, per quarter OF 2IA months SlS W
Intermediate classes, . IL 90
Preparatory classes, '' ." 10 90
Primary class, :" %
Music and Linear Drawing form extra charges
Studies will be resumed on Monday, September z,
1878. For further particulars apply to
BROTHER MAURELIAN, President
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Mrs. Sylvauus Reeds

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
October l. 1873 French is the language of the
school. The collegiate course reQuifes four years
Every provision is afforded for the health and COM
fort. as well as the thorough education of pupils.
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e lIILLIONS -
ELEC CERTIFIED!
Boston, Mass

Science holds the lightning in her hand. What vas
the terror of millions IS now the lnnistering angel
of other millions. What killed. now cures. E.eC-
triciTy, grand curative and restorative agent Is
cQuullcd By other element medicine IL tlC
history the healing Unless the vital spark h..5
the body, restoration by means of electricity is
possible. 1t is the last resort OF all physicians and
surgeons in suspended animation, and has sucGecdci
in restoring muscular action and life when the breath
had apparently left body The value of this great
clement the treatment of such diseases EicuIla-
tisnl Paralysis, NItuS' Dance, Inflammation OF the
Kidneys etc, remains unqucstioned by the highest
medical authorities. But how apply 1t to part of
the body continuoasly, conveniently, and ec9-
no.nIcnily 2 me InNehlloh OF CoLunS, SOltlic
ccctri2ity millions unhappy inyalids in perfect
a to challenge the admiral ion of the medical
faculty CoiIins' yoItaic lnsters consist of silver
and zinc plates carefully attached together, and i'm
bedded in highly Mcdicated Plaster. For Local
Palms. LaTncness, Soreness, Nunbness, Weakness and
Inflammation of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen,
Bowels Bladder, Heart, and Muscles. Collins Vol
Taic Plastcrs the speedy safe, and effective
remedy ever offered the afflicted and warranted
superior to every other plaster before the public.
Price, 25 cents. Sold by all Wholesale and Retail
Druggists throughout the United States and Canadas.
WEEKS POTTER, PToprietorS, Boston. Ask
for and insist upon having
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Relief Committee Roll

First Ward-John Eichberg, John j. Duffy, p. &.
Kennett, Aaron Stevenson (colOred).
Second Ward-Dr Slater, D. +. Goodyear, E. Mar
SHALL II. Trowbridge.
Third Ward W. P. PToudft. Capt. Maceabe. Thos.
A. Grigsby (coloTed).
Fourth WGrd-ThOS. Randolph, Hugh L. Brnkey,
Coleman Thomas (colored).
Fifth Wdrd-John League, Capt. James Cleary, j. w.
Alexander, T. Jackson (colored).
SiIth Wdrd-Luke E. Wright, Charles G. Fisher.
Moses Strickland (cOlored).
Seventh Wdrd-W. E Mcclure, Levin II. COe, W. A.
Wheatley, Vernon Chalmers (cOlored),
Eight Wards. NJ. Jcbe. Henry Sailor, c. +. Conn,
Capt. James Glass (colOred).
Ninth Ward Capt. A. T. Lacey, j. P. Crews, James
Lott (colOfed).
Tenth Ward - JONES' HobsOn, Geo Wood (col d..
Oity at Ldrge-Mayor John r. Flippin, L. D. Else
mann. DIR. d. T. Porter, T. B. Turley, WIN. Will
lis, Col. NJ. Burke, Hon. Casey Young, Drs. Geo.
C. Harris and Parsons.
Working COn1ntittee-Gen L. E. Wright Chairman
d. r. Goodyear S. NJ. JObe, j. Thompson,
Rev. DR.. Landrum, 81. L. BTinkley VIM. Willis,
c. f. Conn. CHAS. g. FISHER, Chairman.
W. A. WHEATLEY, Secretary.
Avalanche. Ledger, and Herald copy 90 days.
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EDUCATIONAL.
University of the South
SEWANNEE, TENN
onthe Cumberland Plateau,2eOO Feet Above the Sea

On the Cumberland Plateau 2eOO Feet Above the Sea
T-N0 Epidemics ever ascend the noun
tain. Studies elective. Complete courses lead to
various degrees Two Literary Societies. Cadet
corps armed with latest rifles. Winter vacation of
twelve weeks. beginning December 18th.
For further information, address
JOHN B. ELLIOTT, NJ d.,
Chairman of Hebdomadal Board.
Free Scholarships in Kentucky Military
Institute.
ENIFTEEN for Kentucky and Southern States. For
II information address PROMPTLY,
THE SUP'T, FaTmdale, Ky.
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CHICAGO Angus 8 Up to noon to-day
the subscriptions actually paid in for the yell
low fever fund here are: To citizens com
mIttee, six thousand eight hundred and
seventy two dollars; other committees, five
thousand one hundred and thirty-one dollars.
Total, twelve hundred and three dollars. Ii
is estimated that the amounts forwarded by
individuals, and through no regular channel,
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19

Beer gardens and beer rooms are
everywhere in Vienna, and the drink
ing Of beer seems to be regarded as one
of the necessaries of life. 1t Is drank
freely 1T all the restaurants, and is
brought, as matter Of course, 10 every
one rs soon rs they take seat at a
table. A man who would undertake to
eat without beer would be regarded as a
curiosity. As soon as your glass is
empty II Is re6lled, as matter of course.
There is, however, no treating, as it Is
called with US, in Vienna. II two or
three gentlemen come in together and
call for beer, each pays for what he
drinks. III one of them calls for Sec
ond glass, he never thinks OF asking his
companions to drink with him. II they
want their glasses refilled, they will call
for it and pay for it as he has done.
Water is undoubtedly very scarce
commodity in Vienna, cistern-water be-
ing mostly used for drinking purposes.
There are very slow-running hydrants
on the streets, and they are invariably
surrounded by girls and women with
buckets and tubs, waiting their turn 10
secure supply. There are also wagons
with hogsheads that 60 around to sell
water. 1t i said to be unwholesome
and, II drank continuously, will lead TO
chronic affections Of the bowels. 1t is
what is called hard water, but we have
never found it unpalatable, though a
lump Of ice is great improvement To it
In this weather. There are, however,
very few people in Vienna who drink
water, and many who never touch it.
Beer is the daily and hourly drink Of
almost every one, old and young. II is
part Of their'daily food, just as coffee or
tea is with us. When families are din
ing at the restaurants, the beer-mug
stands by the plate Of old and young,
male and female, and il is even put TO
the lips Of infants. Vienna beer does
not, however, seem to have any intoxi-
eating effect, and il never occasions a
headache. We have seen and been in
company of men who will drink adozen
large glasses Of an evening without OBJ
serving the slightest inebriating effect.
We doubt IL they could drink As much
American beer with impunity BALI
more american.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19

From w. A. Smiths Address before the Ten
nessee Press Associafion-
Write upon pages Of q single size,
Cross al your Is and neatly dot your rs.
on one side only let your lines be seen
Both sides filed mp announce . verdant
Correcs-ye., recorrect all tina you write.
And let your ink be black. your paper white !,
For spongy foolscap Of muddy blue
Betrays a mind OF the same dismal hue.
Puncfuate carefully. for on this score
Nothirg proclnims the practiced writer more
Then send ~ on. and. lest u merit lack.
Enclose postage stamp TO send IL back.
But first pay all the postage on IL too,
For editors look black on " six cents DUE
And mnrmur, ~ they run the ehusion DER.
A shabby fellow. and a wretched borer'
Yet. ere Il goes. take on = copy clean
Poets should own copying Inachines
Little they know the time that's spent and
care
In hunting verses yanished-who knows
wbere7
Bear this In mind, observe Il 20 the end,
And you shall make the editor your friend
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19

DIR. Hirzel, Of Leipsic, has patented a
fabric claimed to be impermeable to
water and gas, which he calls gastnch,
or gas-cloth. 1t is made BY placing a
large smooth piece Of so-called gutta-
percha paper between two pieces OF
some not too coarse and dense material,
such as undressed shirting, and then
passing the arrangement between heat
ed rollers. The outer pieces of shirting
combine intimately with the inclosed
gutta-percha to form material which
Is impenetrable by gas and water. 1t
may be made still denser and more
resistant by being coated on both sides
with copal lac. The substance Is con-
veniently flexible, and, 1t Is said, will
remain proof against variable infiu-
ences Of water and external temperature.
1t can be applied to all those purposes
for which waterproof material is used,
and it is well adapted to form gas-tighi
membranes for regulators Of pressure Of
compressed gas, bags, or sacks for dry
gasmeters, as also dry gas-reservoirs-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19

Without attempting to excite specu-
lation in this matter, we may say the
yield Of sugar under fair cultivation Is
enormous. No exertion Of labor has
paid 50 well since the placer digging Of
California. No crop Is more free from
insect enemies, and from the length to
the breadth Of Florida It Is free from
any injurious influence of its great enc
my in Louisiana and Texas as It IS In
Cuba or Mauritius. II grows most lux.
uriantly in the rich hammock lands, and
will grow admirably in all good pine
lands throughout the State. It Is prof.
table in patches Of half an acre, more
so in fields Of five to 10 acres, and
would be immensely 50 in plantations
Of so to 100 acres PSlGtka (F9a) Her
aid.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19

you aware you had never enlightened
usP',
Washington smiled. ~ supposed
from several remarks made to-day that
was unknown, and have enjoyed our
free, social Intercourse too much To
enlighten you. Will you excuse what
has seemed like breach in politenessP ?
and will rectify the error now asfar as
possible" Saying this, he presented
his card
GEORGE WAsHINGToS,
Mt. Vernon.
Not word was spoken, and in the
silence Of amazement, their world famed
guest departed.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19
4 TALE OF THE OLDES TINE.

In the summer Of 1857, when we were
fighting against the encroachments Of
France on our Northern and Western
borders. there lay among the pic
turesque hills Of Northern Virginia q
large plantation. The family mansion
stood on elevated ground, with sloping
lawns, and broad piazzas, shaded BY an
abundant growth Of ivy and tall popIars.
The owner Of this beautiful estate was
An eccentric old planter, whose chief
pride lay in the immutability Of bis
word. A law of the Medes and Persian .
could sooner have been broken than his
commands changed; and under his arbi
trary rule he had brought up . daugh-
ter his only child. She was Just IL,
and was p ssessed Of a beauty 80 rare
and unconscious, that, added to her
prospective wealth, II caused her fame
to spread far and wide.
About this time the atrocities OF the
Indians grew 50 daring and terrifying
that the planter determined on getting
son-in-law, possessing strength and
courage, even at the sacrifice Of his
daughters happiness; but he matured
his plans before he revealed them.
One afternoon. late in August, the
planters daughter stood on the western
piazza, leaning against pillar covered
with climbing roses. She was detected.
" gazing into the golden, haxy clouds
that lay piled In the distant West, and
nervously pulling apart the roses, until
the floor at her feet was covered with
petals. "Oh, DEAR she exclaimed u
last, ~ wonder i any thing can b
donsi'
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19

The brother Of Modelling, scien-
tific agriculturist like the criminal, has
been arrested. A young lady, his afii-
anced bride, has disappeared. Nobel.
ing was blessing TO the German news
papers. The MontaQsbian, which gen.
orally issues 5000 copies, published on
the day following the assault 10000,
and the Boersen Courier, sensational
sheet, 81, 900 copies. The sale Of pa
pers in the streets Of Berlin Is almost
unknown, so that these figures surpass
any thing ever before known.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19

els this seat next TO you cngagedp ?"
asked the traveller Of a young lady in the
cars. Eyes, sir; it is" twas the on
" vacant seat and the traveller wanted
il. "Who's engaged itP" "A gentle
man, believe" she said. = Well, ne
can't engage seat this way and not sit
in II. don't see any baggage.
Where's his baggagep" And he was on
the point Of sitting down, when the
young lady, mastering all her courage.
exclaimed: "Ohl sir, I'm his baggage"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19

Five women journalists are vt work
in Michigan. 1t Is time for that part Of
the male sex engaged in journalism 70
begin to think about agriculture. The
news il, after all, the sphere Of woman,
and man really doesn't belong there.
Women 20 years old have been known
10 sit for hours, peering over into their
neighbor's yard in the hope Of getting
an item, though they had never seen q
Newspaper Office in their lives. - Courier
Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-07-19

The catalogue Of the printed books
in the Bodleian library at Oxford Uni-
versity Is now finished. II makes 1ly
volumes, not including the catalogue of
the Bibles, the slips Of which are In the
course Of being laid down. They will
fill two more volumes.