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New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

HEMLOCE-
MOLAssEs-steady. quiet unchangel.


NAVAL SIOHES-DuH nnehingedi Spirits Turpeniine
2gd29zc strained ROsin, 81 45Gsl so.
OCEAN FRElGH1S-Hafher more active; rates easier In
steam I75OUO bushels GRAIN I'D $4,000 boxes Cheese,
rate paIt. 4js LEO Canned Goods rate;
5000 pigs Butter IN Ief1Keatos al l2Ja London steam
1900 bushels Grain Thai d GLASGOW steam $500 boxes
Cheese 45s; 5000 bushels Gram I'd 5000 do 81 % lbs
steam, 100 PrUvisoRs Ig0 marks Roterdam Steam,
5000 bushels Grain. lOd, aud 1900 do, l An Amer
lean ship. LILO tons. laid for san Francisco, at
Corr, for orders, 400 qrs. grain; 6s.; another
thence same voyage $500 qrs, S. 9d bark from Bl
hence Continent direct AOOD bb Rehned Petroleum, pr
vate terms German bark 10 Bremen 300 Dbs do a. r
10 outside spanish 2JO DblA and 1000 do.
5s Sd ID 2e Norwegian bark 10 Enore for ordeF $500
Bremen 5000 bba do. Italian bark 10 Mar.ess 1000
Grain private terms ono 10 Cork for 0riers $500 qrs
6s Id; british steamship 7s6 TONS Liverpool with $4,000
bush Gru included Ia above engagements and balance Oi
cargo Cattle, az current rates
Seed a. call Refined Summer yellow, for July, 46d47o
bid and asked.
PETROLEUM-Re -Reaned dun IO7se. here 1Osac IN Phlia.
dephia and Baltm0rei Crude DOmnaly 6c IN bulk; SgD
ssc In Shipping ordes Sapha dun 6Se. OF United sales
-PORK-MaTket opened lower, closed hrm,
quiet sales $50 Bbs Mess spot part SECOND
can August sl06s0 10; september slO lO950 20 oe
October so 2jGsl0 80. .....BEEF AND BEEF HAMS un.
changed quiet CUT MEATS Hight request steady sales
300 FTssh Bellies &c. so boxes RID bellies 6e 500 Picked
hrmi Western Long Clear 69.e. City do, eo69e-....
DREssED HOGS steAdy City Heavy LiShi5
saleS All tcs Prime steam, spot 7O71d7lo 1900
tes August - Il9a7 .l35i LOCO s, tes sepIem9er
7l2ga August 7O7Ras7l2Le; september, 717aa7. zoe;
695 lOe CtY steam noderao request sales 1870
S45si 100 tea West Indies S.Sds BUTTER without
important change dull state Creamery Fair TO Choice. S
qSin tubs FT 10 chSsS ii SlS ssl wsS sass doaa
70 Choiee, 2el0es stale Common 5alOe Western Cream
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
HAVANA MARKEr

HAVANA July ., KY WEST. July 6-SDauish gold 2l38
2l3 ENehanee declining the United states 90 days
currency prpniium short sight TO-, 6aa1 premium
dlys gnld ga7 premium; short sight do 7qa8 pre-
IAs1Dn 7giS DfUntum Parla td4 = premium
sugar hrmsr. but not quOtabiy higher.
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Guropsan AouGrtlsEmsnH.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IN YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES Nc. i,23S Broaiway, eor Thirty nrsL-
3OS West Twenty thirist, cor. Eightlayej 700
1huia ave-. Forty hist; at the HARLEM OFFICE.
? 2.gSl Tnr hehmdTetl and Twenty fourth 81,
CJaFleni savings Bank BuldingB % az regular
OiieerafeN
MADAME TUSSAUDS, LondOn.-Patron-
w izel by aristocraey aRd American visitors The"
Group tOday's Fashions President Grant Var Group.
DJke Nicholas. Osman Pacha, EC SupefO reptnduc
Of PIus TX ng n siats "a ST Peters Every erHned
head celebrity The terrible Chamber Of H0rrorS splen
OPEN FROM 10 hn 10.
NOTICE is hereby given that in an Action of
~ MuItiDepondng and Exouerat0a rise before ts iOrs
Of Council and session scotland tst DIVISION Lore Adams
Ordinary Mr. Melville Clerk az the instance of william An
deTs0n slate merchant Edinburgh and Richard Hatchis
writer Edinburgh the surviving trustees OF tho
deceased JOHN SKIFFfNGrOS, merchant lii2hst.
Edinburgh gcIBsJ the deceased MIS- Saran Dly or
SkdngtoD who resided No. lOj Hlgbs., Edinburgh.
,io of tie ssi Iobu -kii ton ahd others the Lnr
duaTy has pronounced the following ORDER. Of date 4th
Juuc fSTS on motion Trustees the real aisort.
HatOa Of the dependence OF hs process
10 be twice for two successive weeks
In each OF TIE and DtaH nesspaDers and slsJ IN
auv published IN New YOfs. fHtimatign Il ae-
coipRy hsTeby In order that an parties eam
ing the late J0hR SknG5nn % have night to
M nnd In medic, may appear Tor their interest
j. b. MCINTOSH. CbGisbeFs y NounSst.
Agcut for Pursucrs and Real RaiseFs
EJrnburRh- 9Otn June, lS1S
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pnINr cI.nrH MARKET.

FALL RIVER MAss. July 6.-PFintng Cloths have been
nuie In movement offers have been quite tfee az oi
casA "a square eOths which are mostly dsShed ana
holder undecided. For 56x6o, the asking rate 10 JsG
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sECONp CAIT--l O'CLOCK p. nj
sATunDAr, July 6-P. N.


The changes shown by this weeks bank
statement important An increase OF S4,l0s 100 in
the specie average OF reflects the continued dis
bursements for coin interest by the Treasury But the
Increase OF 50 800 in loans not easily accounted
for unless upon the hypothesis that the speculation at
the stock Exchange has absorbed greater amount Of
capital The decrease In legal-tenders although only
S5SoOOO may bo the commencement Of
parallel to the decline which last year
started in the first week Of July. and
with little or no interruption continued uut the sum Of
eSatenders was reduced from $50 500 on June 80
4S1I, TO S3l6l2OO0 January g. 1878 The changes al
ready noted In the present statement showing an in
crease OF s. 5l3,l0O IN the banks assets very nearly
balance twlthiu S227.7O0 the changes on the other
Hde namely. sn increase of s5l 100 in deposits less
reduction OF S1l0390 in circulation The weeks move
ment results IA increase Of $37IsIOO in the total
legal reserve and OF 1755325 in the surplus reserve
The total reserve 7402630Ol IS now 3A62 per cent Of
hs total deposits, against 3413 per cent fer last
week aud S2ss for tho preceding week Deductipg
ne specie in full from the deposits the ereepboek
ssfye tS0S6O63QO is DOW p 20 cent OF the re-
nanng currency deposits against AZ ana n 81 for
s preceding two weeks The comparative totals are as
sssas sass i25seo s2sssiScSO Inc sS7aSSo6 S7sSsss
sds. 5SsssSS 5S55SSSS 5Sa5SS bss iss 45SsSS aSS
sDests 2O59656Oo siSsi67o0 Inc 1851 100
e-eon-''.. - lSy3i,2U0 l9.S2S 300 Dec IIO.SJO
me following shows the relations between The total TO
serve aud the total liabilities;
rr..,. June %. July g. Changes
fss.iSe-..-.- SASH 800 S2042OOO0 Inc 81 lOS 100
s-'aefa--- bSS96.S0O 6J,6o6S00 Dec. 30aOOO
Total reserve e70 ans oOo "a o9s 20 - 20 -IS 80
reserve Required ''-S9 %'-'0-''NN0 ~ posfAetAVV
against dep0sits bl4o1 4O1 6sAsA17s
Nxcess o. reserve -
socFe legal 10
.'enentA-'... sls.sl6s0O s2o572l25 Inc. slT55s25
s sSaLs oi the transactions at the sabTreasury for
WA eneed July 5, we're as follows:
Gold
--~~-------N Currency
nnee,s. Customs. Totals Totala
$4,000 S1732652 S3g67 8aa
Is, 2ZG40 "a
balance fS @o--s'.''.s. 1246T97s3 43463 563
~. - ''.---------- l1s,lS0sO6 41.4G0431
so s coin p1yIoeut4 i1ciudo 81 6c0O0O Of cancelled
oefunoates sent 10 Washington - A
'''sE market today presented the same general
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
OFktCE or THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, Is Nliitam-sf. Z
NHW YOHE Inne 4. lSIS. |
WELLS, FARGO s. Co., 65 BROADWAY

Buy and Ell JIfafnG SOcks and other Pacific cot seirts
sell Erctdass TesgTdphfc TTGrs ard CTsdds aUdlaOts
throughout ~ Ws aud EaToDs gnd f0rDdTd FTegk PQek'
00gs nj pQfNqbf0s y ell pdTfg 0g the tcJrtd.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

The gross earnings OF the BurlingtOD Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company for the week ending
jane 80. 1878, were so, ,723; week last year
S21.j26-IBeIease, $S,l96 aud Tor the mOnth ending
Jne 30 1878. they $l0l OLA against same month
OF last year, $69, ,3J7--ncrease, So, ,32G.
The receipts OF Hour and gram principal Allan
tic ports the 18th, 5h and 9Th days Of July were
New.YOrk
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Buslness Ghanres.

A DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL Pc Received At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No 1,3Bs Broadway cor Tau %nrs5, %
ST. or 30S West Twenty thiFt.st, Eighth-e 100
Thriaye cor Forty sevcnghst; at the HARLEM OFFlCE
2..si ThiFdave Onehunrs sndtseRty iougl st.
QIariem Savings Bank Builln -, ~ TO p Us at regular
Office
NNANTED-Partner, an energetic man with
w Al 600 cash. 10 join with equal amount in bns,-
every particular well established ean 0o
Advertised: S60UD be made rst
Address POSITIVE, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
Gorporanon Nohles.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE Will BIZ RECEIVED AT TIE
Uptown OFFICES, Ma l,6SS BFoRdWay. coz. ThirtT-
aFst-sL 30S West Twenty shiFd at coz. EFattye2
500 Thirllave. Forty VonthSt-. al the HARLEM
OFTICE. No. z.1Sl ThlTtave., one hnndfel ana
twenty foursf ufariem Sayngs Bank Buihng ~ 70 of
M. stregular on1cs rates
DROPOSAI.S for Groceries and supplies VIII
be received BY the peEwment o tsass. ss & a,ss
tons until JHy IA 1878 EcE fan pafi1euafto oeo AA9e
Record. Tor sale Al No. City Hail.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

ne coin payments iaclnde a goo OoO og eanoeed
- - 0'f funoates sent 70 Washington = ~
'''e- market today presented the same general
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

psrA 50 409S3 BaltimoFes 90 1893 IS
PsckDe s3 75as5 93 BatcheS' Go FSHey, - 50@St 70
ee9Bfs t.40l head,
snERP-In fair demand. Good Raney. sS0s5 6ss; re
ceipts, 100 head.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
Gaplnas Banks.

T. W. LILLE, seey
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION:
vi NEwYoRK juno n, 1878.
FTFTY-FIFTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Trustees of this institution have Fifty hfth
Dividend at the rate OF FIVE FEk CEN per
per npDum on SUMS exceeding $500 remaining deposit
during the six ms ending July l. IN accordance
With the provisions Og the BY Laws
Payab.s on md after the third Monday In July next.
EDWARD SCHECG, President
CT. ALvORD. secretary.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK THE CTTT or NEW -YoRK,J
No j5 BOWsry, corner 0l Canal So
THIRTY SIXTH INTEREST DIVIDEND
OrsTod that interest," az the rate or
FIVE CENT per be- paid % deposit0rA on aEd
aer all Of 80 aud upwards which nave been
deposit Tor the three and SIX months ending June 80
Inierest will be credited az an original deposit and not
Withdrawn, will be entitled 10 interest from Jty lStA
Deposits made before Wednesday, July 10 Will draw
BapS 6Den daily iro 20 to g. and Mondays and satur
days nom 7ank- books In English. German and French
n. a. QUINPARD President
sBYMoURA BUNCR secretary,
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-aye..
per cent per declared July }, 1873 0a All sums
from % S500 Interest commencing the ~ ei eAch
mouth. Oney deposited or before J1y 10 VIII afa~ u
terest from July /. -. 90, 90 -,
Assets s.'...~.--..'' ..-... so.e9o29'e95II 0 G
RICHARD n. BULL. President
c. w BRNcKERHoFE Secretary.
SEANEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS, Nos. "A
- and 7G walst-Ihc Trustees have ordered that INTER
EST sssi t9sSst9 ieT ,sg slS months
ending som .aa a. s,E ~ hs sSNpSY Ss 18th Instant
The interest VIII De ere.ea 70 gs H ~ ~ ~ t
JoHx H. BoYToN. SECRETARY
NewYork. July 9. 1873
nTUTnrNn
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

OFFICE OF TIE Sun MUTUAL Insurance CoNPASY(
NO 1 NAssAU-sT, NEW YORK. July ], 1913.
TFNHE interest dividend of THREE AND ONE
II HALF C3L PER CENT the capital stock Of this
company out OF the for the months ending Juns
80 E declared this able the stOckhOdeF az the Of
nv " VI J. p NICHOLS. Secretary.
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OFFICIAL REPORT n. T. MINING STOCK tx
CHANGE SALES. JCLT o. 1873

rmsT cALI-11 O'CLOck A.
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STATE OF ILLnoIs, TaEAsgRE2.s Q}ggIcz,

OFFICE FLORIDA CENT? Al RAILROAD CONPAST, :
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June -, 1873.
fFHE COUPONS due July on the FLORIDA
A CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY SEVEN PER
CENT GOLD OND, issued IN 1871 will be paid peSen-
banking house Of Messr Taaks Lehtensten,
No. SO Exchange-pLace, NsyYOrk - -
President Florida Central Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
X p. NJ.
Chic Nil e st y =
200 be 81

Ohio & Miss
lOO...bC. Sas
lO........ 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

get in one crop that he can't I" raise"--
q mortgage.
Every farm Is better adapted TO some
industries than others. II the land u
low and springy and cold, foot rot or
other diseases will take the profits of Of
sheep. II there Is not plenty Of pure,
cool water. and pasturage especially
adapted 10 COWS In its chemical charsc-
teristics, and that does not shrivel up
BY the end of July, dairying will not
prosper If the producing ele-
ments In the soil are exhausted, or in
sect-enemies or climatic influences in
terfere, grain crops will fail. II fruit
trees must stand . with their feet In the
water" owing u lack Of drainage, or
chards will prove disappointing.
Then again, men are as different as
their farms. Some have just the knack
TO bring together dairy Of cows, near
" every one Of which shall be " good
Mixer" and by gentle, clean, provi-
dent management secure large returns
for the best Of products. Another has
the faculty Of having his land,
his seed, his fertilizers, his times
and seasons, just right to
coax fields of waving grain from the
soil. Another will have a flock Of
sheep. every one Of which looks as
though bred to enter for the premium
at the County Fair. Still another will
plant and prune and shape an orchard
Of half-a thousand apple trees so that
they shall all stand uniform, smooth,
symmetrical. Welding just such apples,
in just such quantities, as he planned
when he bought the trees from the nurs-
cry. The point is that every man, in
farming as in other occupations, should
ascertain what his combined inward
forces and outward circumstances will
enable him to do best, and do that. As
rule, diversified farming is the best,
except in localities pre-eminently adapt
ed 10 one branch, like the dairy regions
of New York or the natural grain-fields
of the West.
A snug little orchard fields Of grain,
grass, corn, and root crops; amanage-
able drove of cows or sheep; pair of
choice breeding Mares pen Of good
hogs; yard Of poultry; some extra
crops to experiment on--this old-fash-
Toned method Is about the safest and
most comfortable, after all. For spe-
cialties require special knowledge and
special conditions of success. They are
like one-legged milking-stool-can't
stand alone; while varied farming has
various supports. 49, Golden Rule.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

A great many men throughout the
country are "going back TO farming-
this year, and an unusual number Of
young men are looking out for a start
IN the same business. The reports that
come from the West, of revival Of
the old-time inpouring Of new settlers,
and the accounts of the taking up Of old
farms In New England, are among the
best signs Of the times. II the new
farmers will only start right, and then
stick 70 Il, their success may be insured
In advance. Want Of foresight IN
choosing, and stability Of purpose and
effort, are NJ the bottom Of hall the fail
ures In farming, for Il Is even more dis
astrous for farmer to make sudden
and radiCsl changes in his business
plans than TO put all his eggs in one
basket" by depending on one crop.
The farmer who . rotatesss from sheen
70 COWS, and from COWS to grain, and
from grain 70 fruit, with every fluotua-
ton Of the markets, Is pretty sure TO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28
n Valuable improvement in Cooking

The utility and convenience Of shelf At
tachment 10 the oven of cooking stoves a now
universally acknowledged by all housekcep-
ers who have used or seen Them. aud II = .
matter f choice whether the shelf II perma.
nenily attached 10 the side OF the Stove or
opened aud closed inside 81 the oven by the
movement Of the door. The Grand Charter
Oak will hereafter be constructed 80 ~ either
the automatic or permanent shelf can be or
dered With any size. Our attention has been
called 70 circular containing q caution
againstfhe use Of automatic shelves, issued
by certain parties who claim 10 own letters
patent No lSO,OO1, stating that they have
brought suit against this Company for in.
fringement on said pais MT and warning all
persons not 10 buy or use stoves having such
shelves and made by us. We have only this
10 say In regard to the matter, that noe shall
vigorously defend this suif, and have 40
doubt Of our success In such defense, and
hereby agree 70 protect each and erery per-
son bnVing selling or using mr. Grand Char
ter Oak, or other stoves OF our manufacture
from any damage 10y reason Of any claim said
parties can have under said letters patent.
Our construction Of shelves Is not only cover
ed and fully protected By valid letters patent
ownedb by Us, but are acknowledged by deal
ers and all others who have seen them TO be
much more simple IN construction to operate
easier, and 10 De iessfiabie % get out Of or
der than any other Kind ia The market. We
Will cuttTiuiis mp sample "a our uFauu
Charter Oak with an automatic shelf 70 any
responsible dealer or housckeeper who de-
sires 10 examine II before purchasing, and at
end Of ten days, II II is not acknowledged as
having mare convenienccs and being the best
constructed, finest finished. most elegantly
proportional, perfectly operating and heavi-
est cooking stove ever made or offered for the
price at " isch II is rapidly being sold, II can
be held subject to our order, and we will pay
all expenses. Respectfully yours,
EXCELSIOR MANuFAcTURING COMPANY,
Nos Oh TO OlS N. Main ST., St. Louis, Mo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

MINORS TONIC - USrArLIxG AND In
FAI.I.EnIE This great Chill Tonic cures
Chills without the Intervention Of doctors and
their bills. No consulting yisits--no prcscrip-
tions 70 be fllcd-no huge bills eniailng pc
cuniary cmbarrassmcnts, added to loss Of
health. II il the friend Of the poor man. be-
cause Y enables him TO earn living, and of
the rich, because u prepares him 10 enjoy his
wealth. This great boon 81 mankind Is cheap
safe and prompt. WHRELocK, FrxLAY a Co.
Proprictors, New Orleans.
For SALE ny All DRffCgfers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

THE seductiveness-- one might a.
most say the fascination--o Interest
got, or to be got, from money is very
remarkable. Ordinarily, people who
have not had money at interest care lit
tie about II, indeed. never think of 1t.
But after they have once had interest
have familiarized themselves with the
fact that money is worth something
they very rarely forget it, er fail to &C.
upon it.--N. " Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

The Eureka Republican tells about
Mark Twain's lecture in Dayton, Ne
vada, some years ago. His agent used
TO get up an excitement about the lee
ture by building bonfire before the
hall and sending fife and drum through
the streets a half hour before the be-
ginning Of the entertainment. He did
this in Dayton, then Astonishing camp,
and the Plutes naturally got the impress
sion that some kind Of an exciting show
was to be given, SO the chief tackled the
entcrprising agent on the subject of half
price admissions, and some 30 bucks
paid their half dollars and filed into the
hall. Presently Mark made his appear
ance on the stage and began drawing
away in his usual style. The white peo-
ole laughed boisterously, but the Indians
looked puzzled, and after standing it for
10 minutes they began whispering and
grunting among themselves, and finally
the chief got up and went out to the
box-ofiice and inquired when the
tumbling was going to commence, and
that " heap big TOOL" was going to quit
talking. Upon learning that the per-
formance was going to be all talk, and
conveying this horrid Information to the
other Indians, they rose in a body, left
the hall and swarmed to the box-office
and demanded their money back. The
agent couldn't think Of such a thing, and
the Piutes went out on the street and
gave vent to their feelings in war
whoops. 1t looked for few minutes as
III the disrusfed warriors would start IN
TO wreck the hall and murder the lee
turer. A crowd Of whites, attracted by
the loud, angry yells Of the red men,
gathered, however. and Mark Twain
was saved to an admiring world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

Said lady, "has made itself indispensable IA
our kitchen. Our biscuits, cake wafilcs, muir
fins, and such like things with its all are
without II incur family. We have used II for
over fifteen years, and IL has never disap-
pointed Us YETI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

WIZ shake or have chills when Swiss. Ague
Cure can be had for 50 cents and 81 per bottlel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28

Particulars regarding Electric Belts free.
Address pulsermacher tialvanic Co.. CincIn. o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28
Pond 5 Extract s!
Ths Peoples Remedy. for Imscrsas
and External Use.

PONDS EXTRACT CURES
filee. blind and bleeding; nnfInm ma ttons and
usceraston.: Memorrhage from any crEan
Nose. Gums. Lungs. Bowels. Kidneys. Womb, etc.
ConEesttons; nIarscments.
PONDS EXTRACT INVALUABLE
FW Dysentery and rheumatism 1nhammA
ton Of Eyes and Eyelids: Inflammation q
Ovaries; Vaginal nseucorrheo: Varicose
Veins; Sore Nipples.
20 FARMERs-Pond-s Extract. No stocf
Erce1er. no Livery Man can afford 70 BE- without ~
IT'S used BY All the leading Livery stables. street
Railroads aud first HoTsemen IN New York City. II
has no equal for Sprains. Harness Saddle Chat
mxs. Slnness Scratches sweiiings. cuts, LaceI1
uons. Blefings Pneumonia. Collie DarTh9a. Chile
Colds etc. IL range Of action Is wide, and the ~
lief II affords Is 20 prompt that II Is Invaluable IN
svery tarmyard A. vel as ~ every Farm house
Lei II be tried once and you will never be without IL
CATION. Ponds Extract has been Initiated
The genuine article has the words Ponds Ex-
tract blown In each bottle. II Is prtplicd By the
only persons living who. ever knew how 70
prepare properly. Refuse al other preparations
u Witch Hazel Tris Is the only article used b.
rhysiciAns and In the hospitals Of this country and
mIsTORy and Tees or Pond. Extract, N
pamphlet form. sent free on application ~
rOND's EXTRACT COMPANY. 9s Made,
Lane. New York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-28
. VEGE'TINE,"

Hays 4 Boston Physician. :. has no equal ~ =
blood purlfier. Hearing Of its many wvnderf nj
cures after all other remedies hGd failed visit
Cd the Laboratory and convinced myself Of its
genuine merit. II j. prepared from harks. roots
and herbs. each Of which ~ highly effective. and
duce nStoui- hing rcgulta"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-10-24

THE WINTER ROBIN,

The dead ferns o'cr the thin crisp snow
Are rustling in the winter breeze,
And the mute birds fits to and fro
Between these clumps OF alder trees.
A robin! What has summers proudest
And sweetest singer come to this?
His carol was of June's the loudest-
A rapturous lay Of love and bliss
But, desoate and voiceless now,
He fingers in the wood alone,
Haunts the swampash- tree's faded Dough,
And pecks the sumac's faded cone,
And in the bitter night hides WI here
Thick helnlocks shield him from the air.
Long since his mates of summer fed,
w heT. first the summer leaves were shed;
Now in the sun the fields CLEAN white;
Around his nest the rough winds blow;
Yet with weak heart he shrieks from flight
And stays, although he longs to go;
Too cherries and too cold to sing,
He tarrles still and waits for spring
Mute haunter Of the woodland dreary,
My summer songs, like thine. are DER;
My care-worn spirit is too weary
To plume her wings and try to soar;
Too dull from what dread to fly,
Too sore at heart to sing am |;
And, with {. thought half envious, now
I watch thee on the alder Dough;
For brief must now be winters stay,
And glad thine April song will be;
While but question Hope, and say.
evil spring time ever come to me?"