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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

EVERY YARD OF our beautiful dress goods
mus, De solo, pure wool black caShmeres re-
uCted from 62 down to SO; all OF our co;ored
cashmereS reduced; all OF our six ana woai
afess goods reduced from so down to q car
t yer 5, 81 Market Space) ColOred silks reduce
down to IS; our real satin fnished bIaai, sili.t
Ieouced from 81 so down to 81 25 our excellent
9uality black silk reduced from SIPS d1Wa to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

TIE YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION last eveniag
erected the following officers Associate justice
Strong, president; Joseph II RradieT Wice
president; William a. Meloy esq, secretary:
George X. Mllourn, treasurer; Col j. E. carl,
historian: and Or. c. G. Cox, Col GarrlcS Nal
iery, COL W. HemphiH Jones, Dr. Josiah Curtis
ana D. H. Ford. esq, executive committee Al
future meeting the historian viii read an
s. Williams Ai'i 81 paths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

Mr.. MARTIN CONNOLLY. formerly iustica of
Nc w peace ded OF hemorrhage at his reside ace.
n MOI UV5 st street. yesterday afternoon Mr. Goa
u Wn mas Deen alllnS for over two months past
iao vas haJFe OF Ireland, O. years OF age, and
i s11 rs WiIe ana nine children. The funeral
sinht take place tomorrow morning, at half-2ast
r raSio y CLOCK, from his late residence and
Church WV" wv ~ i"tiieh >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

TAE TRIAL OF TROY DYE, ex-pubc admins
orator OF Sacramento county, Cal. for the muir
der OF A. NJ. Tails, began yesterday at Sacra-
mento. Dyes counsel admits his clients guilt.
out pleads that he has weak mind, and was
played upon by LaWtOn, who is still at large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09
ANlIlsenlenfs. &c.

NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures great minstrel
cofnDlnatlon had fine house at the National
last evening, despite the weather, and no won
DER, for 1t Is, beyond comparison, the best min
strel troupe that ever appeared before an aud
ionce mere. Billy Rice and Pete Mack are
immense in the comic business: Kennedy is the
King OF ventriloquiSts; there are numerous fine
singers In The troupe, other good comedians be-
SUES R1ce ana Mack some talented instru-
mental performers. and the burnt cork ballet Of
tne clog dancers and song and dance men is a
minstrel show ever started
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The wonderful Midgets
commune 10 attract large audiences to t3elr
ieEees at ODD Fellows Hall. 30 such living
mary els nave ever been seen here No one caf
form an idea of the smallness of Miss Iarafe
me nve-pouDd prodigy, and General Mite. the
nlne-pound wonder, except by seein~ then
hundreds VINO visit the han one day 60 back
again 10 take another look.
IaFATER CoMIQUE.-Fine song and dance
artists, Ethiopian comedians and SpecIaItT ner
loi.h9Io appear at the COmique every evening,
ana. besides, there is always good dramatic
performance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09
EQUITY COURT-,Jud1e Mae

Yesterday, Wallach VS.. Alexander stricken
from calendar. Moore VS.. Rawlings: settled
Scheiler VS.. Clarke: tine for taking testimony
extended. Close VS.. Close: pro confesso vs.. de
PENDANTS j. B. and +. W. Close. Wright VS.
patterson: sale finally ratified and referred to
AUDITOR. PhllllpS VS.. Phillips; guardian ad Item
appointed. Cammack VS. Cammack: sale ratf-
ned and referred to auditor. Grass VS.. Grass:
referred to examiner to take proof. Pitman agt
truman; same. Brent VS.. Brent; guardian ad
Item appointed for lunatfc. Mccullough VS.
BRADSHAW; referred to special auditor Levi VS..
HOFFMAN; restraining order issued. Cowman
vs. toWman: absent defendant ordered 10 ap-
pear and nrO COnfeSSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

0ELRlGH and every kind ofEoRNAMENTAL
0EEAThEksS, dyed And Manufactured 81 d.
shENUh EsTABL!SHMENT. GIG sth s.rea eppo-
Ute United States Patent O@cG Hy3&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09
POLICE CoURT-,Iudae Smell

IU-tIlN, WIN. NJman, assault on GPOrEe A.
Fox; fined 81. Christiana Wells and C0rdeia
queen. charged with ARRAY; fined s.. or ten
days each. George small carrying concealed
weapons: fincd $50. David Henson, a small
colored boy, pleaded guilty TO vagrancy, and
was sent down for 90 days. Annie Smith and
Annie Davis. loud and bOi5terOus; -, or seven
days each. Charles Brown and Samuel Young
Vagrancy; personal bonds Thomas Addison
contempt OF Court; 81. Edward E. Phillips
failing to remove snow from sidewalk: lined 81
Timothy OCOnnors, same charge: 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

TT B. CROSS, JR.,
l.. DEALER IN
LUMBER, WOOD, coal,
DOORS, SASH, MOUI.DINGs, &C.
Office ,Sl9 Market Space Board of Trade Rooms W
Principal Offices, Wharf Depot. and Planning Mil,
foot 9TH ST. east.
Orders left with Messrs. p p LITTLE K co, Gro
GERS corner and 9Th SITS Sc. and THOS. W.
SMITH, 4ih and Pa ave. east, viii receive prompt
attelltlon oct14-3rns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

THE TELLER COMMITTEE at New Orleans en-
alnined several witnesses yesterday in relation
to acts Of violence in Louisiana. Fleming
Branch, OF TensaS parish, testified to his being
at FaufaXS house when it was attacked by
capt. PeckS party. Peck fired twice at Fair
fax, and then the negro named Singleton was
shot down. Peck then knelt upon Singleton
ana 1lTed five shots into him. He said Peck was
fax did not fire Shot. Witness barred his arm
TO show where he had been wounded. Daniel
Kennedy, who was wounded in the same attack.
corroborated Branch'S testimony. Daniel Ken
nedy teStlhed that eight negroes We're killed in
IenSaS parish. He was himself shot while look
ing out OF window. and he then ran away and
Went TO New Orleans TWO cOlOred women
SWOle TO the same facts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09
The Weather.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OTFIcss.l

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsBINGTOS. Jan. O. 1919. {
For the middle Atlantic states, northeast 10
southeast winds. warmer cloudy and rainy
weather, With falling barometer.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following Is the readings or the thermon-
efer at tine Signal Office during the day: a. m,
SSo; 7:35 a. M 3sc: IL midday. 59o; 2p. H. - !;
maximum, 39o; minimum @I.5o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

WANIED-yor % tnow ths, nrstolso $40.
w OSDBAND SUIT II better ard chearer fhSn
z kEApYMADE NEW ONE Try # JuSTH6
Ole Stand. No 6ls street, beiws-e.l 6th and III,
Ireets northwest. or Branch Store No COS 9th
arr ciass sscond.hand Olothfnr Eotss ~ r s
esosnoSiv attended "a ~, Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

Yesterday. Lottie +. KuhnS and Lewis X
Brown. administrators of the estate OF W II
kuhns, qualified and gave bond in S64G0 JOS
II. Nhttesey qualified and gave bond in g sos
as administrator OF the estate OF John Henzier-
son, late /. s. A. Robert w Fenwick eyacu-
tor tled his first account estate OF Martin Cady
administrators filed her first account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

ILLUMINATING AND LCBRICATISG Olive call
TIE attention OF our readers TO the advertise
meBt elsewhere OF the Red &C. oil Manufacture
ing Co." No. 81 Light street Baltimore, manu-
faCturerS ard wholesale dealers In Illuminating
ard lubrtcating oils. These articles should be
purchased by our dealers only from houses OF
established reputation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW YORK SHOE STORE.

PREVIOUS TO TAXING AN Acc lI-ST OF -
STOCK, Will. SELL. ALI. Ny FAII. AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

ELANKE7>. ELA>KETS BLANEETS'-Pure wool
Blankets reduced to 3 81: cur finest quality
large SIC pure wool blankets reduced from =
GCv u TO S4.5'; biCaChed table damaSk reduced
To -: ladies nertno vests, silk finished reduced
10 81. carriers I'll Market Space) Pure wool
cloth for boys wear 80; brOche shawlS from 81
10 Si5; ladies clOakS $50, $, $3.50, SO: ladies'
clO.tEs- trimmed with silk or velvet: splendid
SheetinS cotton, 20, excellent canton flannel re-
cuCCd 10 e.-AGrt.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
A CARD TO THE PuBLrc.-Having sold

A CARD To THE PuBLIc.-Having sold
my good will and part of my stock of ready
made clothing to tirm in Philadelphia, TO
whom have to give possession of my
store room by Jan. |, 1880, now offer my
stock of ready made clothing at actual cost
and freight This is an excellent chance
for good bargain. Respectfully,
Nov. l8, 2m. j. NEWMAN, JR.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
LAWRENCE l.. BRowx.

The African NJ. y. church, Of this
place, enjoyed the presence Of half.dozen
clerical brethren at Quarterly Meeting in
their church last Sunday. Two Of these
visiting clcrgymen are brothers Of Rev.
John NJ. Palmer, The pastor loci. Some Of
these ministers are remaining during the
week to conduct pro.raotcd meetings.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

TmASsGIvIsG.-Every person in this
community has cause for profound thanks
giving, and to-day all can Join in the ma
tional Thanksgiving which has been ap-
pointed. Peace and not war, prosperity
and not failure, health and not sickness
nveseen the features Of the past ycsr A
brilliant prospect such ~ has never before
led any nation forward now stands well
coming this country on. Remembering
that sin II Disgrace 10 any nation aud
that in the blessing Of God alone l. pros
Pcrity, let u all give thanks. The morn
ing will be ushered IN with "A conservation
service, for young men, beginning at half
past eight o'clock, in the Y. VI. &. A.
room. At nine o'clock "A public service
will begin in the same place, 10 which
every one is invited Then, at half past
ten o'clock grand union service with Il
sermon will be held in the NJ Il. church.
or course after this service the elaborate
turkey dinner with all its accompanying
choicc side dishes Will be In order, and II
those who have more than they need know
Of those who have not enough it will be II
most graceful Thanksgiving act to sec that
they are supplied. The afternoon can be
spent as the sweet will and pleasure Of each
Person prompts. Bat ~ five O'Clock
p. NJ. begins the thanksgiving oyster sup
per in the lronworkcrs' building. There
will be "A large supply Of good oysters and
much pleasure and everybody IL expected
to go. We believe that there is no pro-
gramIne arranged to attract people on
Thanksgiving evening, 50 every one, hay-
ing spent pleasant day, may retire early
and enjoy the rect which good conscience
giycs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

'N'N"f ~ - 'N' ~ ~ =
Homer ID. Cope's reading on New
Years night will prove a rare entertain
ment. Let everybody prepare to hear
him.
Mrs. Rev. A. ID, Yocum, Of this place.
is visiting friends in Baltimore, her rever-
end h~band counting the minutes and
hours until she returns
Miss Clara V. Lyon Is attending a
school Of design in rittsburg. We are
glad Miss Clara considers that handsome
face should be accompanied by cultivated
minn.
Willow Bank, that charming retreat
recently opened on the banks Of Spring
creek, now contains but one guest, 1t
seemed to be happy thought that suggest
ed the origin of such AN institution.
A good winter suit $3.50, at Lyon &
Cos
Twelve young gentleman of the Pres
bytcrian church, this place, have yolun-
tc"rcd to net as ushers at the Sunday SER
vices. Persons entering the church who
have not regular "-ittings" will be con-
Quoted to pleasant seats.
a ycry .on.ih,o corr..,order, from
s,-i,,, >,;it. .,,,,...,. a.. .a-o.,;..,i., .c d.
yon,,, >f.,,. Chri.,ioo A..,.i.,,or T.,
h., H. I, a.. u,., ,,i,,h, ho
carried on, with ADVANTAGE in cvory com.
muni,v
There arc q host or fnrmer. .torpjng
at tho Bu.h uop.c,hi. ycok. and ,bcv .,v
,hcv like !, hoc,u.c tho rate. arc low, md
tho house being large ,hey are no, reasir-
80
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l,,,y with ,h.u
m. lo.,r,,cofL.,.,r5r, r,,..,I.y.r
x Cos.
-Mi..cs Lizzie Harri. and Name Van
derslicc, of I.ock Haven, are the name. Of
I the two young ladies vho have recently,
by their presence. been adding TO- tho at
traction. Of the home of our young legal
friend, Mr. Wilbur +. Rccior, Of this
place. To young gentlemen ,hr,r fascina.
.ions nro simply irresistible.
The American savage canro. be- tam.
cl A. J Cruso owns ono which be has
treated most kindly and kept IN h,s cigar
store Car several wears. Bu, on Saturday
morning the roycneoful creature fcll over
and broke valuable elau show case.
After malicious action liao thai We az.
claim. AWAY with the I'tcs't
Mr. Cha Lord Galloway. ser.rpro.
riol hy al. hs,l.,rpo ,,lv arrived in ,ii.
,lsrc I,.t u.ck Il. ,..i, l,r a., .b.-. ,i,po a,
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Tho r,.,,o, IN which ,bc C,,r,,,r.
,vool,b ,..c ,,.i,,., NJ, w,, = Nobsg,.
n Howard "a. di.,,,.cI n, "a. ,,,c,lia
vi,dic,,;,, ~ thu, eo,,lc,,.r from, ., In.
fanoo. ,hsrec uo may vcIl J., r,o,d ,,
,ho ,o,,i, .,l lo.o,vo.' ,,o,i, ~ eoha-..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

CORRESPONDENCE containing important news solicit.
ed rum any part Of the county. No communications
Inserted unless accompanied by the real of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

PENNsYlNANIA STATE Pam PEEMurN
-Th" attention 81 farmers j. directed 70 =
nov style Of fencing, claimed By the agent
% hc built with each outlay of only three
dollars per mile. Among the many promi-
ncnt farmer who arc using It We refer to
j. Rocky, Wm. Dale, 4. J Shivcry, J.
* ]. Struble, Il & ! Henderson, J. 4.
Hunter, Robt Valentine, Curtin & Go.
and Major Reynolds, A. tho cheapest fcnc-
ing ever brought before the farmers Of
Centre county 1t has been adopted by
Granges wherever introduced HcadquAr.
ters at GarmAns Hotel. Robert Moore,
General Agent for New York, Pcnna
and W. Va. 81
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

AT the reduced rates the cost Of an
thracitc coal Is equal in economy with coke
or any other fuel. Call and get figures.
LAWRENCE l. BRow1.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

Splendid cashmere yard wide 25
cents, At Lyon & Co.'S,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

SngRIFF SALEs.-On Saturday and
Monday the following salcs, according TO
the Reppbiicau, were made by the
sheriff No. 2, property Of Aaron Lucken-
bach, 10 Abram Hurst, for $500; No B.,
(Ist part), property Of Thomas Kothrock, 10
W. c. Cress and II. &. Harvey, for S25 !;
No. 4, property Of j. VI. Thompson, 10 j,
NJ. Keichline, for Sol No. 3, property of
G.. w. Rumberger, TO &. w. Kumberger,
for $500 No. ., property of Joseph
Swcyscrs, to Jos Royer and ID. B. Plctch-
or, for Sl2jl No. 10, property of Levi
Genrhart, Ia J. w. Gephart, for $3.50 No.
II, property of VIM. Askcy, to j. G..
and J. A. Harper and VIM. Tobias, for
$500 No 10, property Of T, +. and Eliza
Meek, TO Millhcim B. Il l.. ASSOCIATION,
for $50; No. II, property Of J. NJ. Condo,
to J. VI. Kechline, for $50 No. Is, prop
erty of James Glasgow, To j. l.. Spanglcr,
for 500; No. q, property Of Daniel Rish-
el, 20 c. NJ. Bower, for SllsO No. %,
property Of j. VI. Alters, to D. II. Hast
ings and C. NJ. Bower, for $50; No. %,
property Of John J. Steer, to II. a. and T.
+. Gricst, for $3.50.
The property Of a. L. Winkleback was
also sold to Henry Fidler for $3.50.
On Tuesday the following sales were
made No. -- 10 \. Hoy for $40. No.
- WAS indefinitely postponed No. a,
property of WIN. a. Curry, 70 VIM. Wolf,
for 500 No. H., property Of ChArlcs
Brown, to ID. II. Hlastings, for $50.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

Az lNToUTUNATE Accident -Rcv.
John Hewitt, rector Of the Episcopal
church, this place, met with au unfortunate
accident last week on Tuesday while visit
ing his brother, near Wakefield, Clay
county, Kansas. lie was driving Ia hi.
brothers buggy, when his horse became
frightened, ran away and threw him
out, breaking one OF his ankles. As
Mr.. Hewitt had looked forward 10 thi.
visit with pleasant aniicipations, Il will
prove a great inconvenience 10 him. He
will be compelled 10 remain in his present
position for some time TO come.
Notwithstanding the late rise In prices
and the fact that almost every merchant
able commodity Is bringing from 25 TO 100
per cent more than ii did three months
ago, have determined to make large
reduction in the retail price Of anthracite
coal. At the reduced figures IL Is equal in
economy with coke or any other fuel, and
is certainly superior and much more salts.
factory TO handle when used for family
purposes buy the best quality Of Wilkes
barre coal and guarantee that IL will be
carefully screened, correctly weighed and
promptly delivered
LAWRENCE l.. BRo-S
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

DEATH OF Az AeED LApY.-Wc re-
cord this week the death Of Miss 1.abclla
Petit, who died at Cedar SPRING, Clinton
county, last Sunday. Tho deceased lady
was native Of this place, IA daughter Of
William Petit, who many years ago Wa
ono Of our most prominent and respectable
citizens, and for long succession Of y"a.s
tn" Register and Recorder Of the county.
Her graudfa;hcr was FrAnci. McEwcu, a
respected citizen 90 Walker township "a
hAifccntury ago. MIR. Mcbride, her sitter,
and Mic Mary Mcbride and Mr.. John
BartroG niece. of the deceased are we'll
known resident. 81 thi. place. Only
three weeks ago she paid her friend. iu
this place yj.it which fh" greatly cu.
iaycl. She ~A one II ,ho'c placid gen
tie, sweet aiI Indjcs, whosc peaceful face.,
when looked upon, uu,unsciou.ly remind
one % heaven. 4 stroke of arnyloHy
received soon after leaving Horo cau.rI her
desih and her body sns brought 30 the
home Of her ucicc, Mr.. John Bar,rof, 81
thi. place. for int"rmouI IT, death her
rnuuicuauec zuli wore tho, sweet and
peaceful "Nrre--'"u, GO wing ihAt her lit"
Wa. one Of preparation f"r better lhiues
beyond, and that when shc paced through
N" dark valley and shadow ~ death sho
feared uu evil Tho funeral occurred 90
IuosIay ut . O'Clock. Rry. Wm Laurie
afIiriatng
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

CorEr rgorErrtSss The regular No
yenhcr term of Court began on Monday
morning, bic honor JBlgo orvis pro.iiiur,
wiih Associate Judge Franok and Di,"u.
un ,ho bench with him. Col Jamo. 7
Weaver was appointed foreman ~ tho
Grand JuFy, and mp 80 this hour Nod.
ueslny uonu-;ho following business be-.
been dispatched
Commonwealth "a Aulrcw Hca;an
charged wi'h cutting timber tree. on DO,
land. of another Tru" bill returned hy
the Grand Jury.
Commonwealth IS. Aaron orwig, for
assault and battery. Bill ignored and
prosecutor 80 pay the costs.
Commonwealth IS Thomas Murray sna
Jamcs O.Ncil Tor breaking and entering
into the ticket office 81 +. r. L, q, Phi.
ip.burg, and Tor larceny. The defendant.
IN this case plead guilty, and the Court,
with a few preliminary remarks 80 the ef.
feet that this was bad country in which
TO carry on their operations, sentenced
thom each to three years and eleven
months in the Pcni,entiary Thoma.
Murray. upon leaving the cotst room, re-
marked that be wished tho Judge bad
made 1t a few years more, and said tha,
tho Cour, should put them there for ten
years, upon which the culprit was called
back and three years more added to his
former sentence. The last sentence was
passed FOR the separate ofrcnse Of larceny.
Common wealth vs. VIM. 7. Mehafcy,
for adultery True bin returned and case
called for trial. After having proceeded
with the case but short time the Com.
monwcalih asked leave to enter a noli,
proscg'd which was granted by the Court
Commonwealth vs.. William Myers, for
horse stealing Verdict, not guilty
Common wealth vs. William Sanders, for
assault and battery. Defendant plead
guilty. Sentence, s. fine, two months in
jail and costs Of prosecution.
Commonwealth VS. James Caldcrwood
and Irene Calderwood, for assault and
battery. Bill ignored, and Rachel Kinney
the prosecutriN, 10 pay the costs.
Common wealth vs. John Taylor, for as.
saul, and battery. Verdict, not guilty and
costs divided between prosecutor and do
fendant.
Commonwealth vs.. Harry Bullock, lar.
ceny as bailcc True bill.
Commonwealth VS.. James g. Wigha-
man, for false pretense Verdict, not guilty
but defendant TO pay the cost.
Commonwealth VS.. a. Kohlbeoker, foI
violation Of the liquor law. This case Il
now occupying the attention of Che Court
In the Court Of Common Pleas the FOL.
towing cases were tried
NJ. Thompson Reese We. w. A. Kerlin
Verdict for the defendant.
w. y. Glasgow use Of Silas Glasgow
W. Nelson George Verdict for plaintiff.
J. Newman, Jr. vs.. William Wilmer
Plaintiff suffers non suit.
William J Keller vs. Zimmerman,
Bean Il CO. Verdict for the defendant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-08

RFxr BtHRsrgs. Mo-. AnrI anh 1868
M ipN~ urit.. -prkr Sra kna.inw fir reirTrs ~
nnr Snr~aprlla nH ne hrsline ria bs1.ftni qiaii-
ia> send ynn the following siatcmtng -
was ~nunsed aheslt Two wears a@p--was taken ri@-
nrr ana runfned ffr rixren l10nfhs. renx mossd ~
Ten. WV wounds svr me- h~nlel yrf. IlRrve w
rnonlenf since Swounded. nm shet through III.
FPS Wv general enlth j. impaired. MA need ssrue.
ling " Assist mats ~. have faith ~ your Ssr-
apsra than anv ming else wish thnf ihsf retu-
~. Please express hall dozen bottles md ohllge
csrrAix &. r. JOHNSON
ST. iysrlx. Mo-
r. s-The following was written April anfh. isee. Ny
fr~ Jennie Johnson mother ~ Capt Johnson.
pr lnnx Brlt-- Drkn Sra: NV husband ". g s
nhvsnn wasa ski. fu surgeon ana physician ~ Central
Sew York where lie died. leaving the shove q. v
nhusan my Az thirteen yenr~ ~ nrr h. had >
hrnnr darrhea and scrnfuia. fnr which ! gave y.ur
sarsnpnrilia. itrur-d him have f.r ten wears re-
aamenied Il 10 many IN Wow York. Ohio and Iowa fsr
scrofua fever sores. andveneraI debility. Perfect
uceess has attended II. The cures effected w some
a<es of ~crofuIs ant fever almost
an, very anxious for my again have recourse
'cur sarsspsra. " y fearful ~ getting spurious
rfiele hence bis writing a. Won for a. His wounds
we're terrible, but believe he will rernver
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-08

Mr.. Sherman will undertake to con-
vince the Maine farmers OF the blessed
ness in his work in finance, but IL j.
doubtful whether they will appreciate
his rhetoric. The nnindebted farmer ID
quite as rich now with farm valued Al
S2.500 AZ he was ten or twelve years ago
when his farm was valued at $5.000; but
the debtor farmer who owned q farm
valued at $1,000. mortgaged for q, 500.
i to-day not worth cent. Not that his
farm has shrunk in real value till il
cannot pay the debt. but that the debt
has expanded in value till 1t absorbs the
farm. II j. just this for which they thank
John Sherman and his party. Boston
Globe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-08

The truth - that the Democrats began
as soon as they obtained control Of the
House. q rigid, and as the Republicans
perpetually complained too rigid
system Of economy, which they have
since then pushed increasingly, and the
oftenest against the vigorous criticism OF
their opponents and one Of the best
proofs Of their zeal In this direction has
been the notable disappearance Of the
lobby from the capital since the Demo
srats took charge ofthe appropriations
lNcwYork Herald.