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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

~ The Empress 81 Austria Il now a
gIAndmamma, and yet no one could,
with justice, give her more than 80 Or 80
years at the outside. Her waist Il still
~ round and as small as when she was
aa,young Princess, and not, as now, her
majesty. Sometimes her face wears a
most lovely color, and, after gallop-
.ng up and down two or three times
'nc long avenue Of the Pratcr, she looks
{ounger and prettier than ever. She
leaus strange life for an Empress, and
avoids society as much as possible.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

The name 81 Di-raeli was assumed
by an ancestor " the Premier, who, in
the sixteenth century, was expelled from
Spain with 100000 other Jews. Bea-
consield's father withdrew from the
synagogue in London, because he had
been fined Gao for refusing 70 serve rs
warden.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06
ART SCHOOLS
Chicago Academy Of Design.


By aiecenf reorganization. the Chicago Academy of
"a tAn has betn PAT ~ biltf cpildtinn uIan Al any
tlllLL nlnl. IN lIIn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

Thousands Of boys would 60 dirty
all summer II il were not wicked and
dangerous " battle in the river, says
the New Orleans Picayune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

No household Is happy one unless there Il
method in the kitchen, and no kitchen is com
plete without DooLRYis YEAST POWDER. which
always proves reliable Ia making biscuits,
cakes. rolls and bread elegantly light, whole
some and nutritious
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

or, Eighth and Vine str.. CINCINNATI,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

GAYS Boston Physician. has no equal "A
- blood purifier. Hearing Of its many wonderful
ed the Laboratory and convinced myself at il
genuine merit. II Is prepared from harks, roots
and hcr,s. each of which ~ highly effective. and
they are compounded IN such manner as 10 pro-
ducc astCnis.. NC results-'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

Oid-fashioncd steel bead sachels are
,f lam worn a. chatelaines, in rivalry Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

We Az have our preferences; but no one
pc'crs % hear crying baby when the fact Is
= weli known that DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

pklg- AUold bogus appliances claiming cleo
the qualities ON Pamphlet explains h0le 10
distinguish the 0epuine fr9m the spurious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-06

The festive goats and sportive COWS
Can never. never KIN I their browse.
HGckensdsk Republican.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11

pelde Der &Snis BON 8lrtembers aus
BEN S6lcGe in 8ebenbauien uno aus
Der Siltertammer ~ Stuttsart ferner
Der 6lrf ron 5Ubenspllernz Siamarl
insen gum 3wede rer NusfeIun8
1berlaGen baben. Nueertem berrors
raeenre Stlde aus ZEN Staatslamnt7
lunsen In Stuttaart, einidldaise Be-
istbimsr alter 3infte, Gprrpratipnen
&c. Die @usiteQun9 wirr tYpii1e Grz
;euaniNe aus Der anttfen. eer mittel<
alterliden, Der 1,euen unc teuelten
Gpelmetaumaarenfun1 CUR NnidouurN
trinae,. Na6 10 chen aus Berlin
einsesansener Na6ridt 1T auf Sefebl
ceS &aiierS aus rem in ieincm Sellt
befnrlihen SammlunNen cine NnSabl
0~eaenfdnre fir rie .NusfelIun9 be-
aimmt rcrren, rarunter feds Srofc
Ga%binetsflde in Silter, alte 'Stlde
aus Der Gpdtrenai6ance, 6umpcn.
Ganeelaber unp Seden ron bereutene
rer 8irfung unp funfrei6er Nrbeit.
Nuecrrem bat Der Grin; 8arl Don
| preu6en cine Nuswabl ron Der alter
unp neuen Silber6mterefunf anaes
brri9en &unit9eoenlt1nren 9etrcfen
welde idpn an tbren SefimmunSSolI
ab9e9an9en llnr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
Gin SIRIUS i'm Glcmn.

Der gancertilt'ide Grb16afts>p ruz
Seb in Stem yUrf ,pirft nod INNER cine
MenSe Staut auf. MuS BEN 3euaen
ausiasen erlIett man, raB felblt ein
rielfa6er W}iliUndr auf leinem &ranz
feu> unp Sterbez8 Bette unaladlider
lein fam ols Ter drmlte, ater pom eiz
ner l%ietepcuen 6amilie umsebene fer
bence Mann. Nls rer franfe olte
8anperbilt dber iein bartrs 8ett
flaate, tefabl rer Nrst Gle Nni6afuno
wpuener 1eden als unterlase: aber
Die sdrtlide llnse Smeite 0attin oee
%tertfranfen Oreiies erbob seaen ciele
anorrnuns iii 0egenwart eee 9ranz
fen Gtnmarc, tnreln iie bemerfte, rae
cine folde Dede gu piel fufen mirce.
Sanrerti!t fniridte Dor 8utb unc
rief: BERT feien Die Soften /!
Sauf et1er SarSen 8aQen." Sber Die
1eden wurren nidt sefauft unc Der
Sranfe lag mad wie Spr i'm barten
Sette. Gbenlo l'eidsiltfs pie in
Setref oeS Brttes mar Gle camille in
Setreff Ger Nabruns ees &ranfen.
Babreno Jpn 6ieberpurt qualte, be-
fam ct au6 nod serialsene 6uppe.
8Obl mari er bic Suppeni6ij7el Rud~
emo an Die Bano unp fraete ]etne
6rau User, beim g. rerlalst mir
aud nod bic SuppeS" Mber tpas
Durf muBte CT bod leicen.
Der Nrst .batte befcblen, man luute
rafdr fOrsen, cae auf rem slide me-
ben Dem Sett beitdnois tleine Gisfade
in einer S4ale bereit ieien. Nber es
Fel ZEN 5aus9enORen gar niGt elm, bic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
horsSeutlden GlopS,

fatreH seeeIndsis aue sierjeta Gage ,SifGeA Bremen
aae Baltimore aae aehmea YaHasttTe ax biaieaeaRas
ten an.
gir MAIDEN npd ~befsnteys auf fsleente far textfdt
Rttfenfe bepba6tanssrertte @prsaes aHfmertfam, vel,
se eteit @etfe nit aniern s&tHsa bietet; Ge paEa,
stere fnh auter Eeatf&en, foansn fG alfp nit Sefer.
mann rerfdatisen stae Z stmetf6er 40 setran&ea.
urtstn aus einem S6if tn ras aatcrs ME btt tuei.
rsetea 8eiien Futet nidt TAFT fe 9aHaeiere seten In
Sremen fcgleiG an Bcre fs 6 seanfam Sfers nab ser.
laGen %fenfslben ert In SaItimrre.-
Der Vanfun8SplaB fiefer Iampff9iTe In Baltimore
III Baelei6 Iepet ter Baltimore ant Stip Gifenbata.
peIhe 9aIlstere ron unr ul& Fem NeRen 40 biuiae:
rem 9rcttcn %betbreert. ais irseae cine GtfsnbatR zen
Her grrf uni philadelphia.
Bel ARtuaTt her Dampffhtfe NTH rae TtyRt fhr
ale Nt4tan9efeaten Gef6lcIta. 70 faf Tie Ginwanrsrrr
nt6t Der Seratr ~aussefeet hne rpn Sstrleern bti6ria.
eslt ~ nersea. mas tn aneera 5afsnylaseR lsiesr 70 oft
Ger 3a1 lit.
9eteen 5ra6t uue gaFase In ttsfsn In iefsr 5inFAi
enptttlsnsrertben S6tHen wente man I'D an te sc.
neral. 4aeutcn
81. S6umad1er S So.
Rr. 5. 6suta Gas Ctr, SaItimsn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
Siplp,natiiebcr Nprilipa6.

Mit Ter lleter Drift n2lprili9ers"
er,dblen Yeridierene Slatter: Ter
SterzS irSermeiter rcr 9uten Staet
eetpsis, ST. q. @epr9i, erbielt rpr
tursem Elm in Iresren aufaeaebenes,
rpm fIniSli6 preuGiideu 0eianrten,
rem Orafen Splme, omtli9 unter<
seiGnetes l%elcAramm, etra nit fol-
senrem SnbaIte ~Gurppdiider Gonz
sreG oeli@ert. Qeipsi9 als Gpnareez
prt beittmlnt. SrfprttAe 8eipredun0
nit Sbnen tesi9li1 ypealfra9en unr
unterbrtn9un9 FER 8ptidafter nptb>
pencis. $50 mf9lidf idleuni9t bier
berfpmmen." Stwpbl eS nun mir
oenrpp pcrfrmmt, rab eie 0eianrten
in rirecten Gerfebr su ren untern Bez
bSrpen res Staates. in wel6em 1te be-
9laubtst finn, tretert, funrern rerartise
Nappcrte bur0 RE rellortmdbieen
oberlten 2anresbebSrten su erfpl9en
baten, aud 2eipsia nidt seraee rie su
elmer 0eianoten<G cnferens pai1enete
YbYliosnOmie beibt tieB 6r. Ct.
Geurst als gutter eeipsiser ii6 nidt
an bic 9%inrerniNe, ipneern pampfte
nit cent ndu1fen 3use ron eeipsis
mad Dresden, elite iofort mad ter
8pbnung ees preueiiden @eianrten
uno ertldrte bic Bereitibaft cer Sc
meince eeipsis, ras Sefe gu tbun, ur,
Die Sertreter Ger 0robmddte wlrria
uno satlid su empfansen. Nit imz
u,er padienpem Gritaunen b5rte Oraf
Coins BEN Spreber an er puste
nidt, ppscn 81. @eorsi fpra9. gnrz
li6 itel iein Slid auf cen @anrfalen7
rer. rBeldes Datum baben mir
benin beute, mein ,pertber 81. Sberz
Sdr9ermi iter {" ~Ten erften Npril !"
0amit mar Der S6luNel Ut lem Ndtbr
iel Seseten. Srseno >}emanc, Der
nidts Seneres su tbun Bat, bate 1IG
rie Sopperet erlaubt rem 2eipsioer
SberzB irsermr;iter mittels zines 0ez
fdlldten SelesrammeS na6 Dresden
81 ipren9en unp ramit in ren Npril
gu iGiden. a%usenblidli9 it man eff
rig benibt lem urbeber res S4ater<
na6e auf rie Spur su tpmmen. Man
BAT ernittelt, paf paS Seleeramm nidt
am S@alter res 9eIesropben : BUR
eau's aufseseben morren it, 100 man
oailelte cbne Se9loubiSuns curd cas
Siesel res 0eianrten niemalS an9ez
nommen ano b~efSrrert bdtte, jpnrern
ras Der Aufseber it6 Der t,euer curd
Or. Stepban 9ebptenen Sequemli6feit
bectent bat. ras Ielesramm nit seniiz
senrer Ansabl BON Wiarten frantirt in
eine1 Srieftaiten su Uerfen, BON 100
es oai1t, auf Dem gew5bnliden @e9e
al, zen Apparat gum Gelesrapbiren
9elan9te.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11

Gisfddden. trel6e Der &ranfe rers
braudte, redtseitis eurd neue su ers
ieBen, ~ febr CT aud flasen mpdtc
@arum, In rrei G-s Namen fSnut
s,sbr fein Gis In meme SGale tbun !?
3albe Sage lang lteeen lie cen rei6en
unp rpd 70 armen Damn aQein In
ieinem &rantensimmer liesen. Oils
mad LANCER Yaufe etnmal Die Mutter
ieiner iunecn Satin, Grau Grawfprr,
an fein Sett trat erarif ct bic 5anp
perielben, rrifte rieie 6ano nit rem
NufSetpt alIer ibu se%tliebenen Strait,
bic bic, Ilte nor Sdmers fbrie unp
iaste oann bHbniid ;u tbr: ~&ann i6
benn gar feline BON eu6 s-ten Cd
bier fefbalten z"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11

Gtne MiQiDn
Mor9en 2am0es.
I'm ilewefltden Mtnnefota unb nprb>
ipeltlideu Soma.
yda9s Der ct. PAUL unb etrur Gtts unt
Der Sicur Gits unb ct. %apl
Gilenbatn.

20 tts 40 Buffet Bei3en Der Mder. 40
bis 60 8ulbel Nats per &der. rlnub,r.
trefftb fur ale Nrten Getreipe unb Sc.
mtle. &ei4er 8cten. natlrttGe @telen
NIT hem upptsfen 1raswu9le. @eIunpes
Rltnaa. Suites @aFer.
Naber &blab fir Earm<@rctutte In ben
RAID aufttlbenben Gtaticnspldsen ldnss
Der 8atn. NIT S6ulen, 8ir9ea, Nnblen,
GelHdfts- unb @af,9lulern.
9alte Tabrpreife fur Iplhe. bic etne Sci.
rnatb TIM lltmettl9en Ninnefpta iu9en.
9albe Sabrpreiie fir bic 8amitie unb
talte Sraht fir 61usbatt~ @erdtbe fur
lclbe, bic G!ienbabnlanb eetauft baben
ane 3uerf auf tbr eanb ateben.
Sur tpettere Gustunft aprellire man an
taS
2aun 9epartemcnt st. 8anI It. Gtour Git
". &C., ct. Gaul, @tun. ,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11

Nes. Durd Zen tlrsli@ erfclsten

Nes. Durd ben tlrsli@ erfplsten
Cinmari@ bes /. 5annpperf9en Dra<
Asner~ &eaiments Nr. 8 bat Die bieise
GarniiOn Die rom &riessminiferium
anSeprcnete Stdrte erbalten. Die
Truppenma9t pel6e iest bier pereis
niat it, miro setilret aus 3 preubis
f9en, / STANDARDIZATION uno 2
bayeriihen SnfanteriezG e9imentern, 3
Drasoner>& esimentern, iOrie entfpres
denren Nttbeilunsen pom pipniren,
Nuf< unp Gelrartiuerie.-@en rie
Ter @paenruns rabe Gapalerietaierne
tn ebemaIisen Seiuitenaarten su De-
SantsIeSz ppnts besp9en ieia rirc, 1T
bic eelammte 0arniiun ron 2Otbrins
Aen in rer &ei6sresierua9% 9eb5rencsn
&alernen untersebra@t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
Sic f6mdbiibem GDi6=
fd,miere.

@Om IS. Npril ab bis sum is. @oi
B. s. Nnect in S6wdbild : 0minr,
rem au1 6uee Res 9ubentauFen UNI
5oben NedberSS reisenr 0eleeenen
olter StBe Der Volrz unc Silberz
i9micre, cine untcr rem protectprat
her wirtemberSiiden Gentralfeue fir
5anrcl unp Generic ftatthnp .l,re
Ausitelun9 alter u1o neter Grseuo=
mile Ger @olr= uno SilberIdmiepez
funft uno Der rasu sebSrisen 6dder
bes 0raptrens, Gilelirens, GmoiliS
rene. @utuO9irens, Der Geinoieseret,
teS eini6ldsisen 3ei6nens uup Der in
eas Sud etnidla9snren Maldiuen
unr &ertseu9e tatt. Gs tpercea raz
fflblt uttsr anpers1 btdt tntereHante
ano feltene @e9enfdnee aue9efeQt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
Ser

Go Itnb faum rreibuneert Sabre
ber, ra6 rie cirilillrte @elt rem Sabad
fennt unp rerielbe bat l1n9f, 9eract
pie feline ameritanii6e S6weter, BIT
&artpfeL, rie 8elt errbert. Son al
len anresenren Nrtifeln, ME J. 9.
Gbee, &afce, Gi6orie, Gacac, 8etel,
6aibii6 uno Opium 1T rer 9abad am
pppuldrten. Man nimmt an. rae in
Ter @elt 100,000,00O Meni6en &afz
fee trtnter, ebenip Siele fauen Setel
9albii6 miro npn 3O0,OOO,000 9es
raudt uno Der Spiumoenub bat ip9ar
iiber 4OO.OO0,0OO Nnbdnser; mebr
ais 5OO,OOO,0OO Meniden trinfen
Gbee;-rp6 ale rieie Gpnium> Nrtifel
perren uOn rem Sabaf aus9etp6er.
Ter naA Ger Serednuna zines Statiz
filters auf Ger Grre 60O,OO0.O00 Gin
bdn9er bat. Ter SabadSYertraud
In Ger @elt miro auf t,312.500 lpn<
men Orer 2,625,00O,O0O pfunp peranz
1blaAt. 9timmt man an, raG 800
pfunc auf rem Ader se;paen mercen,
70 erfprrert rer jdbrli6e Gpnium cine
ScpRansun9 non 2,25O,0OO Nder 9us
ten Yanrcs.
Sm Sabre 1860 p~rotusirten bic
Ser. Staaten mebr, ais 43O,OOO,OOO
pfunb. Ip6 i'm Sabr 1870 mar ul,>
5ere Yrprutttpn auf 26O,OOO,OOO
pfunr %9eiunten. SIN Sabre 1878
fibrten mir 220.O0OO00 pfuno aus,
treIde einen @elammtwertb BON $685.
100000 batten. Sabaf 1T cemnaA
bus ieGste Stapelprpouft pieles 2ans
eeS.
Die Ser. Staaten Fnb aber turd>
aus nidt ros ein;ise 1abadlanp cer
@elt, e6 bat 9ons beeeutenre Gcnfurz
renten Srafliea flbrt J. 9. idbrlid,
20OOO,0OO 9fr. aus, Sapan, erppr>
tirt 4OyOOO,0OO pin. 9teu : Granada
t2.OOO,OOO, Gle 9bilippinen< Snieln
BADEN eineGrnrte BON 22,OOO,OOO unr
Sapan ernrtet 33,O00,OOO pfunp.
China fam bel rem einbeimiiaen
Commune b66fenS 100000 pfunr
r%ntbebren, felblt Cuba flbrt ni6t mcbr,
ais 12,OOO,O00 pfnnp 8ldttertabad
aus. Man liebt bier, tae rie Grnrte
In amerifa INNER nr6 Zen arEeten
1beil ce5 S~ecIrfnines Der 8clt reden
muB.
Geutfdlanr, weldes 'felbf idbrlid
100 Mtiuiunen pfuno ernrtet impprz
tirte i'm Sabre 1877 aus ben 0er.
Staaten iter 56,00O,OOO pfr.; Gnos
lane raSe9en erbielt ron uns nur 49,
100000 Yfuup. Na@ Stalien MUIR
zen 32,OOO,OO0 unp nod 6ranfreid
2i,O0O,OOO Yfr. erpprtirt. eeltfSpa-
mel meldeS feline beribmten labafes
apIOnie'n bat importirte aus ZEN Ser.
Staaten nod INNER 100000 Wfr.
unlere bereutenriten &unren fIno ie<
rod Der 6itcrret6iide &ailertaot, ca
mara uuc Selsen; ober au6 bic ref
inriiden Snfeln, 10 lonrerbar es film
gen mag, rrbalten ricl Don unlerem1e=
bad.
6aiIen mir lie 3Bae unb NuFuacn
tn's MuSe, 10 fnpen mir in peridiere>
men sanrern einen aufauenren Inter
l1ter. Ieutidlano b~cteuerte bisber
100 9funo ameritanii6en SabaG init
a SbIrn. Ortr IL &6smrf. ; Gnalanr
naSeNen le9t auf rielelte Quontitdt
elIen 3Ou Ypn 800 Net@smarf pper
SHILLING. Sn Selsien melren 100
SiIrSramrns nit $2.4O persout: raz
9e9en tetrdAt Der 3pu auf 100 &iloz
9ramm in 9plIano nur % Gents.
MufIano beltsusrt 36 pfuno nit
$3.50, basesen .soblt subereiteter
Naudtaba6 ieds DIAL 70 riel. Die
Strict t%eiteuert I pfuno nit so Gts.
-lie Ser. Stauten siebcn aus Gem
3abo6 cine jdbrlf6e &epeniie ppn
$37,OOO,O0O; Der prdparirte 9tau6=
tubaf 1T bier rurdwes nit 80 Gents
pro pfp. b%eteuert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
&1niel. bair. eenebmiete
1otteris bweibriAeu,

iunt GuStaM Ger tatt.
8ir6e Ia Der @emetnee 3pstbradsn. batr. RbeisyfaI,.
3iebuag ait 3. September, 1873.
anter tsRssl. bair. nctarieaer qettpas.
10000 eeUfe! so Cts. pro eCosl 10000 ateFe.!
Guf2 20 9ssfe Elm Srefferl
Gin Sauptscwinn prn stntf. 10000.
Sin 9auptsenina p0n 9tmF 90. 000 I
TN @anien 10000 GsltaeWinne uuh 3 wertbppue &c.
ndtee ees terutmtsa Walers S6raneplpt.
Das 3tetuHas. &efultat rtrb isfcrt eur8 hte eurs.
pdtf6e General Nsentur rrA Mu0un S6aIer,
3wettrudeR, Ia metrsren 3~ettxnsen per6Tentlidt xa6
baben Ia Der gentral.& sentur iar anertfa, $50 BsT.
eru, Rep gcrt. Nm is. Suit 1878 tit @efadft5 ; Nb.
f&lus fur amerttl. 9rcipette, fspte pstsere Nustuaft
eur6 een General N~eenten.
Snlims Sausma ann, gtasfabritant unb Smp prteur,
$50 SoWsrn. an. ). u. 4. Ctr. New gcrt.
N. Il. Wteterrsrt6ufer eebalten Bel sr6Serer
Abndtme 10 0lO Rabatt!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
2anb SIT S%erfaufen.

N6iis Nfcr Pauh. tetstenb In grairie, gDisfer unt
Suit. an Ter cafe Gliiabsth, ariiAen 8urnspiQc unh
Wciemsant, fab inter biaiseu SestHsnnsen 80 rertaa.
fen.
ansumetsen I'm yfarrbaus Ger ttutf&sn fatbslif6en
0emeiubs In ct. @aut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
1teher 8dlfintpre.

Seter, Ter faS alte 8aterlaRh befa&ex rher Ser.
rantte unt 6reunte ZEN Gnrrpa frmmen faHen pin
suite ete pra&tppaen, ueuea, e~tisrnea earaukea Spfr
pamrffbtTe teS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
Mfilpaufee unb
ct. paul Sab,t,

8hst. 7erIlNcn. 4cmmcn an
&iptr s tpirpH. #
Dur6ins mad Gtieasp d. fit.25 Ger. +3G5 1ad.
Gfli&e 6lpreb....... ff@5O Mad t6:8 BORA
Sspa u. Minu. Gsytfra.
Tratrie tu Gtirn, Nt-
rautee II. GEita9s Or.
rreF .............. $3.50 Ncr $40 Mad,
s nltrnna gaf0Gnrsna. 1850 Nah, 1850 scrut
st. Saal aae Ninaear offs 3aBs rita Sort SusaiNe uuo
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-20
posrHU.Mous KRAGMENTs.

| To the Editor Of the Morristown Gazette;
The herewith lines found in my Ieff
boot the morning after the election. My
watch stopped about ~ p. m, and, as l
had stopped some four hours before, It's
difficult to tell h0to or tohere they were
written, except through competent wit
nesses, and they can't Be found / presume
they ''expone" the phases of my mind |!
Beneath this slab of pure soap-stone
The Rebs had spread for Pettibone,
Are laid the bones of Fiddler Bob,
Who sought the corn, and got the cob J
Hey-dee-dee Fiddle-de-dee lD*~*
We're all bald-headed and don't care q
By his side sleeps Henry Patton,
Who nobody saw without his hat on
The Senate he tried but Greene, named
Sent him whistling down the hill. LBill,
Hey-de-dee Fiddle-diddle-dee
Best stay a little longer at Cum. G.l
Atop the pyramid lies Judge Marks,
Who from the bondholders knocks the
sparks;
But let me ask you, dear Judge Marks,
Should the Reb. sky fall, wont We all
catch larks ?
Hey-de-dee From Middle Tennessee,
fear you have come too late to tea
Weep, weep; weep now for Fiddler Bob,
Marks, Patton, Bishop, all in their ORDER
True, you haint got the corn, try and live
on the cob.;
All the Rad. boys have gone over the
border
Tink, tink, tink Tiddy-addy-tunk !
We stuck to our ticket and went home
drunk
The following shsws some feeling and
poetic sentiment. Written in red char
acters-red ink or blood, don't know
which
Aneath this slab. of bright soap-stone,
Alphonse Herodotus Pettibone
Lies, in slumbers calm, serene,
With Hancock's knight, Sir VIM. Green.
To make the grave all snug and tight,
We jammed between them DIR. Wight. |
Pilgrim look not for s. D. Trent,
Instead of him dear Bishop went.
Tink, tink, tink-e-ally-loo ! [pew.!
In the right church but in the wrong /
Alas alas all flesh is grass,
And every Rad may kiss = the rod
Stranger. tread lightly as you pass,
Should all three sneeze, you're gone by
the piper that played before Moses!
BRIC-A-BRAC.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-20
MitchelI's New Geography of
Tennessee.

OFFICE OF STATE SUP. INTEND Pun. SCHOOLS,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 21, 1873.
John ". Paulett, Esq, agent Of j. II. But
Ter & Co., Book Pu6gts1sers, Philadelphia: :
DEAR SIR take pleasure in acknowl-
edging the receipt of your admirable new
Tennessee edition of Mitchell's Interme-
diate Geography, accompanied by an ac-
curate and beautiful map of the State,
and by descriptive topical text, which
all well informed Tennesseans will at
once recognize as graphic, descriptive
geography of Tennessee, brought up to
the very moment of its publication by
DR.. j. Berrien Lindsley. Ii is an entire
ly new edition, with new map of Europe
and new map of Africa, and together
with its heretofore accurate treatment
of its topics, its clear snd elegant maps
and typography, it is rendered well
worthy the support OF Tennesseans, as il
has received that of Virginia recently by
the adoption of the Virginia edition by
the State Board of Education of that
State.
/ congratulate you as the faithful
agent of the enterprising publishers
whom you represent, on your success in
introducing SO many of their entire line
Of excellent textbooks, on terms so
liberal, in the way of introductory and
exchange prices, and especially COM
mend your new Tennessee edition of
Mitchell's geography.
am, sir, very respectfully yours,
LEON TRoUsDALE,
State Superintendent Public Schools.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-20
A Young Mans Tribute.
SPR1NeDALE, Tenn. Nov. II.


To the Editor Of the Morristown Gazette:
Hurrah for Claiborne county, and
especially the reliable old Eighth
district 1t gave Bob Taylor the
overwhelming majority of 151! /
am glad to say that the young men
of Claiborne did not forget the
speech and appeal he made to them
at TazewelI. and that we all came
up like veteran soldiers, and voted
for one Of our own mountain boys.
When Bob takes his seat in Congress
he will represent us as the people
OF his home and heart. Well done,
boys! Well may we rejoice but in
our joy let US not forget that there
be some who mourn. We can assist
them in the obsequies. When they
" bring out the soap stone slab we
will assist them In lowering the po
litical carcass to it's final abode, and
place the slab where it shadows the
head, bearing the legend afat i
Beneath this old soap stone slab,
Lie the remains of Pettibone's CAB,
Sleeping that long, deep sleep va
Never again to an election creep"
~ r. +. G..
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-20
A NEW EEATER.
VeaIed.

One Of the newest, and possibly
the most valuable, OF all recent in
ventions, is the discovery of meth
cd Of heating in which petroleum or
the residuum Of petroleum, is safely
used for fuel. ATecent trial of the
method at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
appears to have been successful in
all respects. The invention and the
appliances for using it, are thus de-
scribed
The fuel is made of the residuum o.
petroleum and coal tar, which is mixed
10 about the consistency of mOlasses- 1t
ia conducted from the barrel to the furn-
ace by means of a small gaspipe. At
the end of this pipe, as it extends into
the door of the furnace, is a funnel
sbaDed apparatus. AS the fuel enters
this funnel it comes in contact with .
current of highly super-heated steam,
which atonizes the liquid, so that as 1t
leaves the machine it induces the requlr-
ed amount of oxygen to enter ana mix
a. the point of ignition. Ihus the atom
lied fuel shoots in fierce but dellcate
BDTdY -lULD TIC DldAAuS
brick arches of the great furnaces are
kept at white heat, and pure white
flame flashes along the whole length,
registering a heat of 5 1000 degrees, melt
ing pig iron in ten minutes instead OF
two hours, and making liquid glass In
two hours, instead of sixteen. All that
there is to maintain this extraordinary
heat is the slight spray darting in from
the little funnel, which comes just with
in the door, while the grimy coal HEAVIER
stands aside, looking on with the air OF
one whose occupation Is gone.
AS a steam-producing agent upon
ocean steamships, the inventor
claims the following advantages
1. A saving of three-fourths of the la
Dor now employed in loading and haul
ing the fuel. g The fire doors are not
opened from the beginning OF voyage
to its end, and the draughts of cold air
now so injurious to boilers will be OBJ
waited. 8. Combustion being perfect,
there will be no carboniZation of the
tubes, ard the scrapping that now wears
out the tubes so quickly will be done
away with T. The smoke being abso-
lutely consumed, the vessel will be
cleaner, and the danger from sparks will
be entirely avoided.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-20

Among the decisions of interest in
the Supreme Court last week was
that in the case of Jos. A. Mabry and
wife VS.. Mrs. s. M. ChurchwelI, InvolY-
ing real estate and other property
to the value of about 800. 900 which
was decided in favor of the plaintiffs,
after fifteen years litigation. The prop
erty includes valuable farm contain
ing about one thousane acres, northwest
of Knoxville also the Second Creek fer
ry approaches, and the farm immediate
ly south of the river, besides a number
Of valuable town lots. This cause, as
stated, has been pending for years and
attracted general interest from the
amount involved.