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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-18
LOTTERY.
SpLENDTD OppORTuV

A SrLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
"A WIN A F0RTUNE-Eleven Grand
DlstriI3ution, Glass j, at New Orleans, Tues
ing. 0--'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-18
CAPITAL PRIZE, $40, 900.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES


Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all points to whom liberal Compensation will
be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the home Office in New Orleans.
write, clearly stating full address, for fur
mail addressed only to
NJ. A, DAUPHIN,
p, o. Box 692, New Orleans, La.
or same at No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
Or to d. l.. GILLESPIE,
No. West Court street, Memphis Tenn.
The particular attention Of the public is
called to the fact that the entire number of the
tickets for each monthly drawing is sold, and
consequently all the prizes in each drawins
are sold and drawn and paid. This is moi tbe
case with any other company. WV
All opr Grand Extraordinary Drawings arc
under the supervision and management nf
General, 6. 7. BEAURRGARD and JUBAL
n hhhbl' S9-Wks-62
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18

rr>HE proprietor Of th- celebrated medicine lns,ls
claims fpr Il superiority al rsmriIes sssr
altered fhr rutlir for the >srE. axr
S<HsksEsr care ~ Acne sni Fsgsr. Chnls sri fe-
~ ~he-asr 81 short OF icne sfsntn< ~ refer o.
fhrsrtir@ Western srd sa9fhern country bear him
testimony q the truth ~ the 4-sersn. fhs;
hsirssr III u fail ~ rars ~ the directions fy
.niio~tc out - great many single fas. hG-
hken fnrrierf for cure. ant whnie families have
ben rrrei ~ SINGLE bo'tie ~ifb prrsri r~stsrser
~ ~ general hsAitE itls hn~ssrr. pru1~nr ard
~rffs mare certain cure y h. - eufinsse
smaller drse< sor week asr the disease b.
BEEN broken crrherksf especially IN iiftrrf sr
t'tHg-standinr cs.es rs4aifv this medicine wt NOT
rsariEs ad 70 Keep ne eod or4rr stonld
thr patient husevs- rsqlre cafhsr-ic ni~1irnr A.
f~T htginr taken fhr<e four fN-es ~ fh- Tenlr
- iii IL IN ririens
~ rsrl.ns SMITHS TONIC SYRUP rasf ~. nR.
tNhS ~ Ill l. rri, Af~ stamp srh hrrfr DE- jobs
tlA rlt ttt fhr -ixht n rnarr fserrrT and -. the
1as' fnNN SMITHS rn>lc slnr-P. ~ Lo1is,i'e
At fssrgire ~eli ne label "a ssrh Ao.tis y NV
.fr W my ehss,A tvst.e. ~ lot p-rchA.s
"a All te tx1s4r~4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REALS
ESTATE.

AtFltE N hereby 2iven that b.
virtue 81 an order &C the pnbois
si~c.if cpnrs, the nab signed Com.
missioner appointed by sid Court, In 4
<n,i for partition IL lands now pending
shsrrin. wherein Jnha Be,x and Mar
Resr and Pani lehringsr ,aministrato
9TH. exi..e ~ Elizabeth Petz deceased.
are plaintiff. aaa Katharine Rnckf egel
henry Ruckriexel. Joseph PETE an
Mafy Rstr. s.orenz Bctz Andrew Beix.
Emma reix. Paul Betz AMI Mary Beta
ARE defendants, will sell At public
auction. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 26th, 1879.
on The premises. the following lands aud
real estate. situated "a the County OF Du-
bois aud State Of Indiana. to-wit:
The north-half of the north west
quarter. aud the northeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter Of section No.
nineteen li9l. ia township No. one llI.
south of range No four f4l west: also
all that part OF the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter OF the same sec
ton town and range, lying and being
north OF the Patoka river. containing
altogether one hundred and forty acres.
tuUIc Ut it-<s ~ ~ UufttI<t0OU liHt Y
mortgage executed by Elizabeth Betz,
now deceased. on said premises and now
held by Martin Schenrich as assignee.
and on which there remains balance
due now Of $500 90 will be paid with
interest growing due thereon by Paul
Mehringer. administrator. out Of the
personal assets of the estate Of said
Elizabeth Betz. deceased. As also all other
debts cIhargesble against said estate, and
IL such assets are not sufficient. then out
Of the proceeds Of sale Of said lands.
and thar likewise ajndgmenf recovered
hy said Paul Mehringer, administrator,
against Andrew Beiz for SIP ~. June
sth. ls75. with interest and costs Of suit.
will likewise, il not otherwise satisfied. 4
he paid ont of the share OF Andrew
Be;z "a the proceeds Of sale Of said lands.
TERMS OF SALE. One-fourth of
the purchase money 10 be paid in cash.
and the balance in three equal INSTALL
mcn,s. PAYABLE within six. twelve and
eighteen months respectively. with in
tercst At the rate Of six per cent. per
annnm. the purchaser giving his note
for such deferred payments with good
freehold surety. waving benefit OIL,
laws.
Sale 10 commence on the land at ?
o'clock pm.
BsuNo BurrrSER. Commissioner.
March 2eth. ls79-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18

Rrrox EsRRsrss. Mo-. APRIL 30,k r@cs
d.. low bril --i,saa SrR knaw.nr 10 ers~s~v n
r1Er srrrapariiis and ths hsRiinE h-nsarsl ons
+r rnsses.ss ssnd yeu ~. sollo~ng statement II
nv case
as sow--sS s'ru- 40 vs~~s src--~ps taken r-s.-
er.r anil crfrsl far -fx'ssn rnnrsks Fnr fnnv "a 20
astrn ~r4ra- hAre mo- hsslft ye Ih-ss ra :. IN
wnm-ni sitars ~sA ~rnntsa en- shnr rhranrk ~
tr-. ~ <rrs-4 hesftA - rnsr.d am need .rr.s
'firr Il ss-irt ns-r-e hsre -prs faif- vnrr sar
sspara tf.n enr hfnx ei-s $50 fka. fhsffx rrrr-
me Flt4.g szprsss hsH sssh h.ssr.. ane ohiirs
sky-sss Ell r. ifsFsNSOS
ST. Lrrr- No.
v. She following rrifsrr trrfi nh Ice y,
krs Jsnrie Johnson. mother ~ sspt gnkr.r.
On. lnHs ErLI--IsAs siks Nv kssbmnd ny G. q
ehr.fr skllfaI surgeon an pAy-rfsn IN fs.,r.
Sew Work. whsFe he died lrnvsnr tL~ above a. NJ
Iohn~cr ~ ~ fhirfs~r years ~ 49, ~ ~
rhrpne disrrhes md srrofals. far whirh rsv. s.ur
sar<apsrs I; cured him. hnv~ frr Ten rse~. ~
snrn .rit " - rsrv 10 yrr York Ohio snd loo fur
srrufN'n Ever sores. andrsneral dehtltfr Perfect
sucr@.s - sf'eufsf =. h cfres e~~~fst II scu.
cases Ky r-os y artfsver ,nnsf snrsioes
Afr N~s I'M wv srnin ~. rs~rmrae "a
y1r- ArsNpA iiis NJ T. isArfni - xefsfnr sYuriou.
Arflrf frrF A.s wrr1nr q ysu ~ Il his ~nunl.
srt~ terrl lir -ii' ~ eve W. "A rernvsr
Respse tally. JIMMIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18

NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir.
~ the OLA certified copy Of a decree 10
me directed from the Clerk Of the
Dubois Circuit Court. in cause wherein
Levi Bamberger, Nathan Bloom and
Parnev Hess. trustees are plaintiffs. and
John Zeller. Barbara Zeller. Wendolin
Erny aud others are defendants. requir-
ing me 10 make the sum OF two hundred
aud thirty dollars, instalment yet due
thereon. with interest on said decree
and costs. will expose at public sale
10 the highest bidder. on
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 30th. 1879.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
sud { O'Clock. r. ~. Of said day.
1T the door Of the Court House Of
Dubois county. Indiana. the rents and
profits for term no; exceeding seven
sears Of the following real estate.
State ~ Indiana. to-wit:
Town lots Nos. thirteen 1871. eighteen
1881 seventeen Ii7 aud fourteen I4l,
in the Town If 81. Anthony. in said
County Of Dubois, As designated OH the
recorded mp or plat Of said Town.
II such rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum 70 satisfy said decree.
interest and costs, l will at the same
time and place expose 10 public sale the
fee simple Of sail real estate. or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
said decree. interest aud costs.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap-
praisement laws.
GEORGE COX,
Sheriff Dubois County.
RRrSo BUETrSER. Atty for Pl'ff.
April 18th. 1879 -3w. ~. (. 8 COL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18

HuNrIsoBrKGH. ISpIAsA.

"AvfyG established themselves a. above. Sssi-s n
call the attention ~ fhs ruhllc fer fsrfs. VIZ
l. The esv nnussrtrrs from IL he test a sarot
in Indiana consequently 'hev permanently iorn'sd.
and can. and d. furnfsh the her The nsrk~i.
a. Their sT0Sr PUMPS are sold a. very res<o-.,is
rates pat NJ directly from the Fsctnry frnt crser
with insurance Of satisfaction. and rrpnrrr n-rd rl
lsst lifetime but II BY careless usage saythnT rhan
them shorh get out Of order. they wk~re fh~y
be spilled TO- and will repair them esp~titwaslr-
-. They give written guarantee 20 their PfwfS
70 work well and give sstisflction With proper
s;h. The Stone Pumps the best. 'osf rt1senlsrt
M tarshie Plr1p oKtn ~ fArr htr.e
hoid purposes. TheT DO not poison rcur wafer ~.ih
rotten Wood ~ rusty iron. makink Il arsi - thf
20 %; freeze N Winter. crack rifer- tho
hest ~ Summer. but Af.sr heirg mt gr ~ ~ IN T4
ane TASTY ssve alwsvs s6v Furnish ynu rnrs
hesl'h.nf water. urcn temand. Then on. tsiar ne
md the vprrlv oh wooden pzrnn whch - very n
period ontres s nsefnlusss sni slis rerr wsfer wh
worms. aad ret Hotsl Cha~pisn Stone purlr 4n1
drink ard give ynur stock heslthful wzser-
5rh Our -a-ufsciure az drain pipe ~ cellars ~ wet
pisces u cheaper sra far better fhsn 81. as1s s~sn
rsre oftwo inch rlsnk ~ brick. bscs
rerr with No chance for r. getting ~ arser
ing ehnker rr ~ rafs rsrrin hn-rawin< II III arl
can ~ pct down ~ aay one
SIN. The will " supplied ~ -srrha~s ~
others IA srs quantity desired. ana sfts
and 81 superior quality. Send your orders ras
tain = horre mandatory.
RrrErrxrrs Pr~Fs-Ull lillian G. RrSffnn i-~ias,-
Ireland Hotel Ireland; r. A. Ssni<es. -asper. rr.
Daniels. rfeeli.
Snr N rs---fv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18

E.sa M facxiax " ls-ssr from W.. Efr4-.
49, NJ frtrrfRti ~ Nixrrs ~ TN mrsf t~arr..
eis1rai ait fApalnT Alr-t.r- n ~ Nshris~s ff,.
rcDa IturrA sst Sic A. t sine X ar.fiAg ~. sta-
sAs.n~i a. brvAi~ss ChaFrh. Louisville E
i.4rsss4iaK. Ks. 0<tnasr ssr -
~ rrEx Hrlt--Ds "a Sr- Nsr- rf.1rks sou ~
~ reel.sirs ya Ass- - kindw gis.n re fhas. f.ft
srrcrsr ~ years. ard id Tie 90. ~ ~ ar..
ar- rnr tsart. 80 fAe srrt X .x ei~.s.e
zzrr been harr. oii-fersd ana entr4f M 40 u.
GORE dsh~srfsr4% Several v~rv errs-rrf rhr 4fr4ssr
Y exsinf-rt srius rfrrrnss es.st wa- skrss.-
f-.f esfh r-rair~is rr apfupiT1y Hns aAv ar4a fst
nofhlAr hri s.atAn wsnit r~it~tvWs frsI r.rgerf
aa~rr ~ that ana hesrrts-r aaoist 4tiss ~ y
s-ri~f. wh~a sen kirdls ssar ME x~nr as--x~ari'ls
@hach t<rettstfir n+<1n ~ .axt fhr~e taass . ass
Aat srrs- "a srrris.v wifh ~rs srr. t.... r IN
-Ehf st~ NJ nv he'd ~sr-rnsg whrr 1urfL ~std ~
" = fsr Nrr ~ ~ NJ rlrae. Hre NJ ~
have = hoaf ~ s1rerhuxfc n~~~.nt faif,~-
rsgrsf harrr ~ srfofr rrn thst ~. .~r - ".
n~Na = ertireiF relieved: ursr hrr -.fdr~ wrA rn
snirr and rher scn,els. W arresif~ ~ r.af
snnrs fssn nv meal daring fh- say
1oa kintlv fnur hotties again fat rrRs ~
h~rsn syn hi- morning. srd hspr ". srii-st
F~iis "a. Please c<ps hsarsfets tlsnks ar4 hs
slsLe.. rsry t-uly. your nloss sra'sfHf frs,f1.
= &c Kstra..
-'s-snis- 4, ~ r-ruins ant wEitsa - re g-ryun.
stnsa nsrse. fh@s h~n~-
~ prs .r>r rrH-.rlf ~ ~ ,-rra.e1 ~u nar'. WI
- = s~Av rhsr r-H Rnt dDaR-f rs~s'nsrfs fApsi
mirA ft4sr ff~-h
- ssrstnA-A ~ SsaaA fpls ~. s~r t.~ri--ss.
-t- ~fs NJ ~~F-srsf ~ fhs rav. sra a* tti
eT-rn~ ortr IN eiAsf- ~ popularity ntd if~ eara-
AtA.i w Inv 49, w. ,-ysrr ~ pat.n ~ as 49,
VII .s At'4 III p~-vpH~Ifs ~~-rsisa Fe7s.n4re-Y '
's. Nv . ..sy ~ ,.. .-- y. 1, is'
- ssroi4isrs sFsrsl~n-- Airxyxt~af ssstln rts.4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18

HAVING rented Mr FSitin an rev
~ building. have put in Il stock .
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18
GOOD COAL AT
I Cents Per BuSbG|I
AT THE BANK.

rTvHE undersigned informs the public
that he will always keep supply OF
good coal on hand. so that they can get II
whenever they send for IL, - seven cont
4 bushel. at the Friedman mine Just wesi
OF Jasper Picked coal AZ reason tie
prices for those who want II.
Nov. ,. '76--tf. JOSEPH KRAFT.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

,sor A SEVENTY YEAR OLD MAN.
SrI.lnS B. Walker, a citizen of Chester
NJ; Jo'TPB Pa was found on Saturday morn
Valley g" the porch of his residence, about
Ing o. u,;es from Valley Forge, with his
tFo I. "nt By his side lay razor and
thfoa' Sotb sa stained with blood, and it was
knife .;Sle g TO tell with which he had killed
lnPosiiff The deceased was over seventy
bluisellt: ace and a widower. He leaves two
!e't' !, hot6 grown up. The cause of Mr..
s2n; !. So - act is mystery. Although a
VAN. from chronic rheumatism he enjoy
:lneIe. :l.,v GOOD health for man Of his age,
ed Pte.""srcally he was considered all right
ana y. a"I Ineichborhood. He was the owner
u = ,"-onsderable ,- property.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

,.,,ber Pension Bill has been approved
ALO'IS Ny. Committee on Pensions, and is to
,! 'ne 'nnorted to the House. Under its pro-
0e ,l. lsR the Mexican war pensioners who
''!ons n...;Jents in the South during the re-
EeIs ',,.n NAV obtain their pensions as they
pe;'Snf ,s3 Iofore the war. 1t would, perhaps, be
di V[, S,r Congress to reconcile in some way
Hf''..na;ctinc Hf'' notions about the amount
.as .lsuired Srs to pay pensions under the Pension
80. l.ssces act, Just passed, before going
Mle" "nS more legislation Of that kind.
II. n. ,,a3unt -n may make no difference if the
lne ~. /. lust one, but nevertheless it
:r, .boula have been definitely ascertained be-
s,rs ,be bill was passed.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12
DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
". L. Hall and W. \. c. HardcaSte, under the firm
name of Hall Hardcastle is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted to the concern
are hereby requested to settle their accounts at
Payment can be made to either of the undersigned.
W. E. HALL.
Feb s, 1879. W. \. G. HARDCASTLE
Having purchased the interest of W A. C. Hard
castle in the stock of Goods shall continue the busi-
ness at the old stand until the first day of March next
after which my friends and patrons will find me at
the store house lately i'll the occupancy of Edw Beck
opposite Delaware House
feb l-Sw W. E HALL.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

v,rE OF TIME.-As in a fire the
THE Wv depends upon the time requir.
Is; greIfi; e"f;cient aid to arrive, so the result
dfOr sb eInCld Greatly depends upon the speedy
{cstcafaaa;c y; cisent remedies. For over a quart
seoi enU anUtury, DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
eOi cine the standard remedy. The posi-
bas Oeen Il has effected are numbered by
ure euI1J Each year has witnessed an
ihou'anljs sale. Its reputation is the result
increas"s.G;o merit. If the disease has ex-
Of :upTitto ~ the throat or lungs, DR.. Pierce's
;endeu Medical Discovery should be used
Golden lho Catarrh Remedy. These two
NIt9 :nss .u will speedily cure the most stub
net'lns.o of catarrh. See the Peoples
born @ O. Sense Medical Adviser, work of
ClrEoiSVS" rages. Price, $3.50. Address the
over ~ Z /. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, n. Y.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

lhe police raided Enoch's Variety Thea.
= IN Philadelphia, on Saturday night,
.pIurlng in all l63 persons, amongst them
Iem The proprietor and wife-4I females
sau lbs boys. Enoch was held in $l,S00
r, keeping disorderly house and selling
,9lof 10 minors, and the remainder Of the
P.sohers were held in various smaller
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

A dispatch received in New York, Satur-
lly, states that the British Government
is issued an order forbidding live cattle
rom the United States 10 land at the ports
Of the Kingdom after the 2Sth inst. This,
!: enforced, will cause much loss to cattle
shippers on this side. The regular cable
! dispatches, however, indicate that arrange
nents will be made to obviate serious trou-
be or loss The freight steamer australia,
which sailed from New York, Saturday,
n0k out nearly 200 picked Western cattle
sd 600 sheep.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

There are in the Virginia penitentiary
~ eOnVicts under the age Of 20. ia of
whom are males and II females. Eight Of
Toe former and three of the latter are serv-
ing out sentences for murder. The youngest
o. the males convicted for that crime was
II !ears and the oldest Is. The ages of
Iae girls serving out sentences for murder
'4nged, at the time of conviction, from Is
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

A Fort Robinson (Neb.) dispatch says
Tat the Indians who murdered Moorehead
and three others, on January 90, and Little
VOLTS band of Cheyennes, in all about 100
bucks, we'll armed with guns and pistols
and having q plenty of ammunition, re-
Gently surrounded a wagon train and took
al the provisions, but killed no one. They
gave one Of the men of the train a silver
watch they had taken from Moorehead.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

The locomotive built by the Philadel-
Fla and Reading Railroad Company and
placed on exhibition at the Paris exposi-
c2n, has been tested on several French and
swiss railroads with remarkable success. 1t
snow in Switzerland, being the first Amer
ican locomotive ever seen in that country,
where its demonstrated saving of Is per
cent. in the-consumption of fuel is matter
Of great Importance. 1t will be taken tc
Italy for exhibition and experiment there
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

-. Al rAeLeansboro', ILL.,, last week, Charles
,LS: ul frank Morris went to the residence Of
Mef two brothers-in-law, William Hall
ul Matthew Craig, to kill them, on ac-
Ioaatot some trouble about family property.
- me shooting match which ensued the
O brothers Morris were killed, and the
O'Otnersin-law were unhurt.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

lae laborers employed in digging holes
E9' % foundations of posts on the Metropolitan
1.eTa'ed "a railroad in New York, quit work
% Monday on being informed that their
s4ses would be reduced from 81 so to $l.25
"a DAY. The number of strikers was
SooW 6OO. Police reserves were ordered on
Iu'! % preserve order. The men are ex.
eec'ed to resume work at the reduction.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

,sn,' mos Hallisey, aged u years, has been
T,:'eneed r,;.S in New York to thirty days i'm
tOnment staent in the city Jail for killing his
ssEPInother, Bridget Hallisey, whom he
'''Oed with knife while in a passion.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

,bo Z Z. Simmons, of Troy, n. Y. crazed by
tb,.s oPement Of his wife, poisoned his
M children and cut his own throat on
SmuAy' The children will recover but
1'11Dlons will probably die.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

The New York billiard tournament ter.
minated Monday night, Sexton defeating
DAILY for the third prize by a score of 600 to
36S. wv ~
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

soro 1nd Adjective conscientously re-
Rom.sn =. our readers to try Kelleris
ti.r. ~n ,Llnlment in all cases of Rheuma-
' FOR sale by all Druggists.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

OPPOSED TO Fasting IN LENT.-The Phila-
i.pb;a Record SAYS number of members
d he Reformed Episcopal Church in that
civ propose to discontinue the observance
Of Lent as season of fasting. They urge
tia. the indulgence in worldly pleasure
sbefore and after Lent is increased by way
0. compensation for enforced abstention
during the season of fasting, while they
also urge that uniform moderation of life
is the Church's great need, and that this
nay be better secured without Lenten OBJ
ssrvance than with them.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

Venus and Saturn will appear near the
new moon February 22nd and 23rd.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

SIEVENSOE-COOK.-Fe 9Th 1879 by Rev
DR.. Cooper. of Camden. James H. Stevenson, OF
SHrSne ;rS county Nd formerly Of Wyoming, DEL to
SMOOT-PAIGE-On the 5th inst by Rev c. F
Boyntyn Henry H. Smoot to Miss Louise Paige, both
of Milford.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

r,,,s earcoes of American products were
bv the four steamers which sailed
nm :.,T New York Saturday. There is more
t,.iosss .,Y3r Offering now than the agents can
..,i;lv handle, and some stuff had to re-
- -. ever till this week for want of room.
The ALLOWING are the aggregate: Grain,
-I6ll bushels: 22,SG0 boxes cheese, $500
r,eka,es butter. 1862 boxes bacon, 2,l20
bs--sIs and 600 sacks -four. The AuStra-
=, of the Anchor line. had on board 40
had Of cattle and 600 sheep, all of which
underwent rigid inspection by veterinary
:1-,sons before they were put on board.
Il, Of them were consignments from the
: Sest
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12
DEATHS.

C0LLINs.-On the Sth inst, in Camden, n j., c. ].
Collins. formerly of Leipsic in the S0th year Of his
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12

BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
ID from IS to S per set guaranteed to fit and cut
perfect. Impression in the morning, teeth in the
afternoon Painless extraction with gas 80 cents per
TOOTH Teeth extracted free when Others inserted
Old sets repaired equal TO new. Filling with Gold OF
Amalgum. COLLEGE. 5l4 Pine Street. Philadelphia
Pa. please clip this Out) mart -ly
Smyrna times., 1879-02-12
FOR RENT.

Store and Dwelling on Commerce Street. Office.
1sxl6 on corner Delaware and Commerce Streets, and
Two Comfortable Dwellings South Street. Posses
sion March l. 1879. Apply to
dec lift W. W. TSCHUDY, Smyrna.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

twas not until the beginning of the
present century that stalks CT rhu-
barb became an article Of commercial
importance in the London and other
vegetable markets in the kingdom. -
About 1910, Mr.. Wyatt Of DeptforG
we are told, sent two OF his sons to the
Borough Market with five punches Of
rhubarb stalks, Of which they sold
only three, people not liking what
they called "physic pies" Notwith,
standing Wyatt continued its cultiya-
ton. As he predicted, it soon became
a tavorite and now hundreds Of tons
of rhubarb are sold in Convent Gar.
den in the course Of the year, and
what amount in other markets all
over the country it is impossible to
calculate.
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JNSHoD lIoESEs.-A writer in the
London Times says: When lay po-
ny shoes were worn out | had them
removed, and gave him q months
rest at grass, with an occasional drive
Of mile or two on the highroad
while his hoofs were hardening. The
result at first seemed doubtful. The
hoof was a thin shell, and kept chip
ping away until it had worked down
beyond the holes Of the nails by which
the shoes had been fastened. After
this the hoof grew thick and hard,
quite unlike what it had been before
| now put the pony to full work, and
he stands it well. lie is mora sure
footed his tread is almost noiseless
his hoofs are in no danger from the
rough hand Of the farrier; and the
change altogether has been a clear
gain, without anything to set against
it. My pony, may add, was between
four and five years old-rising four,
! fancy, is the correct phrase. He
lie had been regularly shod up to the
present year.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This lnimcnt very naturally originated in Am"r
ca where Nature provides il her laboratory such
surprising antidotcs for tho rlaladcs Of her chill
drcn. Its fame has been spreading for 81 years.
until now it Cncirclcs the habitabc globe.
The Mexican Mustang I-inimCnt is n matchlcSs
remedy for all external ailments Of man and beast
To stock owners and farmers it il Invaluable
4 single bottle often saves n human life or re-
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse, OK,
COW, or sheep.
1t cures footrot, hoof-ail, hollow norm, grub,
scrcw-worm, shouldcrrot, mango the bites and
:tinGs Of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble Of horses such
rs lamcncss, scratches, swinny, sprains, founder.
wind-s 5a.l, ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Lnimcat Is the quickest
cure in the world for accident, occurring in the
family, in the absence of u physician, such as
burns, scald5, sprons, cuts, etc, and for rheuma
ts:a, and stiffness cagendcred by exposure Par
tculary valuable to Miners.
1t is the cheapest remedy in the world, for 1t
pcnctratcs the muscle to the bone, and 4 single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Iinimcnt is put up in three
sizes of bottles, tho larger ones being proportion
atcly much the cheapest Sold everywhere.
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Boots and Shoes,

and having determined to SELL FOR CASH
we have reduced prices still down, down
Cash purchasers will find ii to their advan
tagc to give us Il call.