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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-21

nx~rNs r,ss.rx-. M. arrfi 7oh isss
Da. Jnr~ rrtl--Dwsn Sn Krn~frr m. errsrv %
your ssrsarsriia and the h@slira and beneficial cns.-
ties " Possesses. ! s@nd yoa ihe following sisssrsr 10
my case
wa-w rnnAHa abort two wears ars--wssfshsn rr'-
|orer and rnnnaea Tor sixteen months r-inr wcvsd,s
|onen. my wounds have MT t-a'ed vt Ihsts nof sci y
: moment @ius~ 7 49, wnnns.s. fam shu. through ~
|h.ir-. NY general health q impaired. sna n.@s some
hing n ne-iti nature have 4 ORE rrifh IN vrur Sss-
|ssparina ibnn any ihinc else. Ivish thar tbs, - rsrr-
Inc. Please express ne hAlf a dsssn hntilss sra ohIlgs
CArrkTs q. r. JOHNSON.
~ fnrrs xe
|P s--Ths following was written April :nh. I~se ~
Ms Jennie iahn~nn. mother on Car : Jrhn.nr
IA ions Htf-rss4 SN. NV husband m E D.
Johnson. va = rkriral surgeon nna PHI sirisr " csnirsi
View York. rhere he died. leaving rhe shcv. z. y
.linhnsnu N my care Al fhirfesn years W ars hsi.6s
lchFrnir dlsrrhea anf s~r-nfniA. fr Which gave ytrr
1Snr-sparilla Itcur~a him. 7 have fer ten ,ears ~
Icof,t 1sniedi n n mary N N~w York. Ohio ami less ~
ee+efnia lever so-~~. anareneral Debility. Perfect
success has attended, Il. The rure~ Effected ~ some
Eases ofscrohla and feser sores we're almost miraculous.
\ Ar very snyinus ~ ny son ~ ngain have rsconrsste
your ssrsapsrilia NJ y fearfuic N setting = srnro-s
Artlcie hence his writing ~ sou Ter if Ms uounis
were terrible. hut 7 believe he will re~rver.
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNsoy.
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rz Our Representative, Mr.. Hart,
has introduced q bill IN the House to re
duce the pay Of members Of the I.egis-
isInre 70 81 per Day. This Is very well
as tar AZ IL goes, but We think 1t would
ae better economy TO pay Them each, say
three hundred and City dollars . session.
and require them 10 be in session !ong
enough 70 complete the Legislative bust
ness so hat there would be no neces-
sity OF extra sessions.
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NOTICE is hereby given that III,
~ co-parinerslrip heretofore existing
bet wecn Mathew y. Dillon, John Il
Norman, James Stewart and Thoma.
DiIlin. at Ireland, Dubois county, lndi
ana. under the style and firm name d
Dillon, Norman q Co, was dissolved
the 1T day OF February. 1879. b,
mutual consent, Thomas Dillin retiring
from said firm. The business Of Dillon
Norman 4 Co. will be closed up imne.
BY the remaining partners d
said firm. MATHEW u. DILLoS,
JonS II. NORMAN,
JAMES STEWART,
THOMAS DILLIS.
Feb. lsth, 1879--3w.
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ADyAsTAcK or FINE BRFEpISG.-fu N
iartnsrs who are thinking OF raising
oils The coming year can see the at
vantage ~ guoi stock IL they will take
The trouble 70 look A an is77 colt now
owned hy Mr.. !. Leighton. south OF Ire
hand. lie wa~s.foalri in May OF that
year. by French dam belonging to Mr.
:. Bixler sire Tie Norman horse then
owned AZ Lnogootec. He i now over
70 hands high, vel made and weigh.
ne@.is 10 0 lbs. and i worth three com
mon colts ia any horse market Mr.. L
sai him hitchei in team III his wagon,
ana came to town with him Wednesday
ami he showed good pulling qualities
Inc i too Young TO work much yet.
Zine bFctding will pay.
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DEroT AcESI.-Our old friend, Mr..
Jesse =. kcssner, j. duly installed as
railroad agent az Jasper, and will b
pleased 70 give receipts for al; freight
offered. lie j. generally known 10 our
merchants. having Travelled several
years for The drm Of L. ii. Sargent 4
Co.. Of Cincinnati, but TO such As do not
know him, We csn heartily recommend
him. from : personal acqu sntance With
him for twenty tsvo years, as = gentle
man well suited for the p~osiiion-of
tried integrity and honor. with whom Il
viii be a pleasure for business men TO
deal We understand he will also buy
wheat Al The depot.
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4 URN IT u RE
JOHN T.. ALLIES.
North " sacasnsre q ne Public square,
JASPER, INDIANA.

respectfully Informs the public that M
q = urniiure and Collins will al
ways ue ioMnd full aud prices very rea-
~onnble. Any article or furniture made
70 order ~ wanted. CAsn Gu rovvns
1or Furniture will receive q deduction ~
eight Yer cent from regular prices ~
.hv. per cent. Y paid IN thirty dsys.
Aug. esd. 'is--ly.
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NOTICE i hereby given that The IN
~ detsigned a. Trustee OF Issinbri.ire
tow nshlp. will attend 40 tie township
business At lis residence, on the New
Albany road, on Saturday, Of each week.
during business hours
The Township Library may be found
by those wanting book. AZ the residence
OF Joseph Lgg, ia jasper.
CASPER JOHN.
Trustee Bsinbridge tn.
Feb. 81, '7s-1y.
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public Sale.

THE undersigne will sell: At Public
= Oalcry, Al mis- residence. about two
and half miles south east OF Jasper. on
WEDNESDAY MARCH 18th, 1879.
The following property. to-wit: Eighty
acres OF land In Sec. 3. n. =. =. r. w.
~ acres cleared : also horses. cattle. hogs
hay. wagon. farming implements o,
AL kind, household and kitchen furni.
turr. &c. &c.
TERu- s--Unier s. cash over Is
twelve moniAs credit. purchaser giving
notes, with approved security v. bearing
Interest. On zeal estate one-thirI cash,
balance in " equal payments, at one
ard two years frnm day ofsaie. bearing
Interest and secured BY mortgage.
JOSEPH MATTHIAS.
Feb. 81. '79-3w.
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The citizens Of Boone township arc
that ! viii ATTEND 10 Tow nship
Business on every Saturday, AMI II il
necessary thar persons having business
with the township shall come on that
day.
The library will be kept at A. Rn-
|dolrh's store, in Porfersvillc. for The con-
veniencc Of citizens, and persons who
have hooks belonging 70 IL. are request
ed 10 return them, that they may be
properly registered.
CHRrs. RrDolrH.
May 3, 7s-v. Trustee Boone Tp.
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EULL'S
SAESApARII.LA!

Resiths following ssirscf ~ isss- from ~. ps,.,.
sits sfEevrrrns lfr fvcr- ono ~ the ro.' l.,rr.l
seY A csufsh. ana rho ~ TIE time n writing s.s .,s-
unsd 4 8ruALwrv Church icAAtiiis. ~
Lotl mrs. Kr~ ocrsber III. fss
~. iof~ PrfL~-i's ~ sRs Hsnv rk.nt. ~ ..r 80
M med ctrs yuN he~f - Z NILS fssn nc Iksr.h..n
great Sc nsrer ~ wears ar. hsf az aiyies e. .srsus
auc-. anf some fpt iesft ~ ~ the sent ~ re-. nf.s...
AaNr been burnt tihtsret ard euns -. an 49, ~.
ri1r flshr affsn~f several very eminent pA~xfisrs
shc fxaf1iuel my spine fnfnrnfd Me fhsi rn+ fr..-
tpfh nw hnf = suaien would relieve ~. I'D . ,~,.
1orfaF Y tAaf, est US h~c.itasins s@ors hssirs net.
"rri van Tl Kindly sent ne voar ssr-spAf .
whifh ! t.nm~f ffFfv hernn fr -. sh-ss iin.e. ~
\ M snTer ~ terribly viii = ncsf rensr 49, = "A,
rsf str ~ ny bead -f~~cisFiy ~trr 7 rsnif -esA o.
sit~ fr any iensh ~ Hrs. ant ~ -1-lr-
would be perfectly biua for several nntnnl.s ssi -ssls
nAse ~ hvln ~ -rrnrfiirE o pre- ras faltnr.
! Nn fnpaf happy m In a M ro1 fh~f fk. psis IN
.nfaf Il entirely re!ievsfs I sufsy bnf sei1.F, :
'n.nr and hen 49,, ~ acrieiY. NJ rrpstts "
indeed fpr fhs nr-s sins "a nv M. | snJoy ~, an--,
more ihsa ary meal rrrinr fh@ 1sv
You kirsiiy sent " fosr bottle again ,sf pirAs "a
esei, fi~Ase acrep' ry he.r'er fh.st. srs 49,
sishss- very tsaiy. ycar ncss rs..fi N -
zBc Rsvss
~ yasrn,i shourss ~I'h -snpiis, f~..sr. ~ % -s,s
7 Fasranier n ~ genuine ami written b. 10 p-ssss.
whose names fhev he@r
~ nos sursr ytrr-,rf - ,. Impose, - p.rrt.
ffarn away after new ami dnrhfhi evyerins-s>. H. =
risk ye1r t.slsh wv letting noshss @xrgrnsnt $50
yur ~ifh thtir frasr.
NJ safTsparlis his stood ne test fer .wsntv--s
F'erN v .th ne SarsHparlia efihe tsy. srd ~ hs
frs fowerirE csef ~ others in popularity and u, sure.
ty* qualities.
avof Az ihase ~hn .e trying 81 palm ~ ~ 80
tthrr esir~rt~ ~ $50 rartiia M ral>f S-nr-tvs
: The oit ard r%i aiie rsrnedr Tor frr rifles Or VI ettstl
snd scrUi1luss ArsuteLs Ai~ayshsar TIA, In mind.
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NOTICE i hereby given that on Mon.
day. March 10th. l~79. pursuant a
= request, The Surveyor ~ Dubois
Comfy viii proceed 10 establish fhr line
dividing the Southeast and Sonth-urs,
qna'tef- ofsertion Is Town /, SCUM n
isanve 4 West. and tix the intermediate
thereof. All persons interested
are notified TO be present.
FELIX SCHNEIDER.
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~DIS~OLUTION NOTiCE.

nISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE i hereby given that The
80 partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned il The c,othinr
business in Jasper, under the firm style
~ Sweeney Brothers II dissolved H.
mutual consent. Patrick Sweeney RI
firing. The business will be continued
|by' Michael Sweeney Al the old stand.
who i entitled 10 an the credits anI
will pAy all the debts of the old firm.
PATRICK l.. SWEENEY.
MICHAEL A. SWEENEY.
Feb. ~. '79--3w.
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CHAPTER ".

We must now return to sweet IiIy
Grey, whom We left so uncarcmomiou~ly at
Mr.. Mnsons gntc after her adventure in
the woods with Frederick Gordon. When
she entered the house, she did not, as usual
repair immediately to the common par
lor or sitting room as it was called, but as
ccndng the stairs she sought her own cham
bcr. Hastily throwing off her bonnet,
she approached the small mirorr. and slow
ly removing the handkerchief which was
fastened around her temples, cndcavorcd to
ascertain the extent of the injury she had
received. She found that it was nothing
but tolcrably deep incision, made, appa-
rcntly, by Il very sharp stone. The bleed
ing had ceased, and she soon succeeded in
closing the wound by the help Of some mar
row strips Of plaster
She then. seated herself by the low win
dow, and tried to recall the events Of the
day. Dear Lilly Grey what ioumt Of
deep. pure, exquisite, yet strange happiness
had wclIcd up in her young heart since she
went forth that summer afternoon upon
her crrand Of mercy to old Mrs. Forstcr's 5
cottage. Yet bright tcar.drops were con-
tinualIy sparkling in her beautiful eyes.
and her hands rcmhi"d 50 that shs r"uIi
scarcely smooth the shining curlS thot I'll
without restraint upon her shoulders.
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erred Gordon left us where is he going

"Frcd Gordon left us where is he going,
pray?"
why, he goes tonight" was the reply,
sin their own carriage as far as P, aud
from that place takes the stage tomorrow
for New York. His fathe tells NE that he
is to sail Tor Europe in the Virginia next
month, and will probably remain four or
five years"
Amind the hum Of voices, the exclama-
tions Of surprise, the inquiries and surmises
to which this Intelligence gave iisc-ior be
it remembered, a voyage to Europe ward
much more formidable undertaking then than
in these days Of stcamships-no one noticed
Lilly. 1t was, us We have said, just at dusk,
and with Il dread torcbodmS of she knew
not what evil, she had glided to the far
thcst corner Of the room, and remained
tire ciitctualIy concealed by the gathering
shadows. When the words that to her
seemed the death kncll of every hope were
pronounced, she did not speak, she did not
even siSh, but standing motioucss for Il
moment, with her eyes fixed wildly upon
the speaker, she threw her white arms once,
twice convulsivcIy, aud then sank slowly
to the tloor-brcathlcss and inanimate--
Poor, poor Lily Grey.
CONCLUDED NEXT wFFK.
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THE MOTHERS PROPHECY.
BY MRS. JULIA c. Il. DORR.
CHAPTER III.

That same evening there was clear
light cleaning from the window in Andrew
Gordon's mansion, usually occupied by
himself. He-its owner--sat there alone
with his folded hands lying upon the
table, and his head resting upon them.
At length he arose, and an observer might
have seen that there was bright, red spot
upon either cheek, while his brow was knit,
and there was m unusual, almost an angry
CLEAN in his eyes. Stepping to the window
and shading his eyes with his hands, he
looked out for a moment, and then raising
the sash, he called to man who stood in
the yard:
".j5lm tell my son to come hithcr.'
eyes, sir" replied the man, and Mr..
Gordon returned to his seat by the table.
\ few moments had elapsed when Fred
crick entered. His father did not appear
to notice his entrance, and after pau,!ng
awhile, the young man asked
"Did you send for me, sir p
"Ycs,' was his fathers answer, as he
pushed chair toward, him with his foot,
and motioned him to be seated. IL have few
things to say to you, sir happened to be
an eyewitness Of the love scene that took
place in the woods, down yondcr, this even
ing. No, was no spy or caves droppcr,
he continued as the color flashed to Fred.
crick's face, and he hall:ro>c from his chair
"You may rs well keep cool, young man.
l was passing near there, just as the girl
was coming to her senses, and | could not
well advcid seeing and hearing what passed.
You were so taken up with her, that You
had no ears for any one besides, else you
must have heard me. Permit me to con
gratulatc you," he added, with mocking
smile ''upon cnacting the lover most ad.
mirably May DC allowed to inquire
who was the fair daulacl who played Juliet
TO your Romeo 2"
Lilly Grey, sir" was the laconic reply.
Lilly Grey. And who, pray, is she.!'
"Shc is 4 young lady from Massachusetts,,
1 believe, who has been spending the last
three months with Mr.. and Mrs. Mason. |
presume she is niece Of theirs, as she
calls them uncle and aunt"
"Poor as Il church mouse, then, Of course" ]"
said Mr.. Gordon, quickly. "Frcderick, do
you love this girl? Z"
,,Ycs, sir"
"And have been foolish enough to tell
her SO, concluded, as had the pleasure
Of hearing the declaration little while ago"
eyes, sir"
"Wcll, sir, let me tell you, once for all,
that this foolcry must have an end. / can
never receive Miss Lily Grey as my daugh.
term law"
81 have inherited so much Of my father S
meek aud docilc disposition" said the young
man proudly, with an ironical smile curl
ing his lip, 'that Gshall doubtless be lead
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SMILE wHENEVEaYoU CAN.

When things don't so to, suit you,,
And the world seems upside DOWN
Don't waste your time in fretting,
But drive away that frown;i =,
Since life is on I,erplexing, 9 :
'Tis much the wisest plan
To bear all trials brayely,
And smile whenever you can. ..
Why should you dread tomorrow,
And thus dcspOil to-day?
For when you borrow trouble,
You must expect to pay;
1t is good old maxim,
Which should be often preached
Don't cross the bridge before you
Until the bridge is reached.
You might be spared much signing
If you would bear i'll mind
The thought that good and evil
Are always here combined
There must be something wanting,
And though you roll in wealth,
You mss from out your caSkct
That precious jcwcl-hcalth.
And though you &c strong and sturdy,
You may have an empty purse
And earth has many trials
Which consider worse;
But whether JOY or sorrow
Fill up your mortal span,
Twill make your pathway brighter
10 smile whenever you can
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ROBIN POT-PIE.
Anaughty little boy one day
Went out with bow and arrow

Anauglty little boy one day
! Went out with bow and arrow;
"Look out" heard the rascal say,
For robin pot-pic tomorrow
Across the grassy fields he went,
saw his curls bobbin',
This bold unfeelina warrior, bent
On shooting poor coch-robin.
Cock robin sat upon q tree,
Ills eyes were bright and saucy,
In truth bouny bird was he,
With scarlet dress so glossy.
lie sang song for very joy,
That set his heart throbbin';
ooh, tic upon you, naughty boy,
To want TO shoot cock-robin p
ala - says the boy, "the game spy!"
(Iic raised his bow and arrow,)
"Oh, won't you make a jolly pie?
Wen eat you up tomorrow ~
But robin sang 50 loud and clear,
And trilling his lay so swcctly,
That naughty boy just stopped to hear
And lost his heart completely.
Down on the grass the arrow fell,
The bow came tumbling after,
And robin knew it very well
And sang and shook with laughter.
The song was done, away flew he,
Across the fields II bobbin';
And so to morrow there will be
No pot-pic of cockrohn.
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A WARNING.

a young man played on i!u-it;
And came in his time to rue ii;
For he blew ont his brains.
In heavenly strains
One day, though nobody knew it.
T .Ncc OrlcuHs TlmcS
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/ For long time she sat there by the
window darkness came on, but she needed
it not there was ne darkness of the spirit
there, aud her heart was ilumincd in its
innermost recesscs, by light from within,
light that depended not upon outward OBJ
jects-light clearer than that Of the sun at
MONDAY.
"Why, Lily, dear" exclaimed the cheer
ful voice of Mrs. Mason, - are you here ?
We thought you had not come in yet; and
fearing you were lost or in some trouble or
other, George started in pursuit Of you some
time ago. And now, while he is tramping
through the woods in search Of you, here
you are, enoconccd in your own little room
safe as saint in her niche. But bless me,
child why, what wound upon your fore
heal" and dropping the bantoring tone
Sho had before used, and approaching
quickly to Lilys side, the good lady asked
seriously, What is the matter, Lily ?
What has hapcncd?' ~
There is nothing Of consequence the
matter now," replied Lilly, aud She rapidly
skctched the occurrences of the afternoon
She did not think it necessary to tell the
whole story, and was thankful that the
blush she felt rising to her very forehead,
as she mentioned the name of Frederick
Gordon WAS concealed hv tho incte,sir
darkness
uRa,llv ouito romontic olvcnturc
Won have hod" s,id her aunt, as Liiv con.
cludcd her little story. Il sunpos: that
rs in dutv bound Won intend tallinc in
lovc with Mr t;or,lon forthwith fancy
your b,;,,ht cvrs had done some mischief
IN that on,rtrr already. and now woulln't
II hr futrv ;r ,vr shnHli bovc =, wchliru
here ch, Iilv?n And thus she ratified on
Will, tLoy wcrc Jcscrudin,, tho stairs and
procceJipg TO the parlor where tea was
woitino never once ,lrcominr that tLcrc
was anyth;nc Ike tr,th in brr nlnviul ;cst
IJ,I sIo domc :, she w,ull b,vr hr,n ycrv
cnr;on. For sho wnil Lnny i WINS -, I;nh,
tbin,, far = mniJrn to nI,cc th,t nr;cni1ss
trooS,,r, Lor voun., bt,rt's nrro lava i,
,nn,hnr,, tnon;n,r
IHy escanrJ from tbc family c;rc,o soor
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Greenville and Columbia r. r,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
lsA ga l $ I

Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays except
cd connecting with Night Trains on South Car
olina Railroad up and down. On and after
MONDAY, May 10Th, the following will be tho
schedules
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MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
lVI Odd Fellows Hall. at O'Clock. AL
members of the order. in good standing are In
vited to attend. CHAS. FERRARIS. N. G.
H. B. MCKEE, Secretary.
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SOCIETIES.


HNHE STATED CONvoCATIoNs OF 81
Il Johns Chapter. No. 5, r. A. NJ. will BE-
held at Masonic Hall, on the second Wednesday
evening of each month. Called communities
tions on all other Wednesday evenings.
All Royal Arch Masons. in good standing, ars
cordially invited to attend.
DAv. Z. BAILY, H. r.
WA DuRLEY, Secretary.
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eases of years standing. and liberated Legs,
etc, successfully treated.
DIR. GIBBOS has the pleasure Of announcing
that he has returned from visiting the princt-
pal hospitals OF Europe. and has resumed
practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the allie
Walton Of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence of self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexual
indulgence, is praeticed by the youth OF both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent producing
with unerring certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific
medical measures, viz: ssllow coantenance.
dark spots under the eyes. pain in the head.
ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling Of
leaves or rafting of chariots, uneSsiness about
the loins, weakness OF the limbs, confused
vision, blunted intellect loss Of confidence,
diffidepce in approaching strangers, dislike to
form new acquaintanees, disposition to shun
society. loss of memory, pimples and various
eruptions about the face. hectic fushes. furred
tongue, fntid breath, coughs, consumption,
night swcats. monomania and frequently in.
sanity. If relief be not obtained, you shoald
apply Immediately, either in person or by let
ter. and have cure effected by his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease. which
never fails Of efecting quick and radical cure.
Cured at Homo.
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME. by addressing letter to DIR. GIBBON,
stating case symptoms, length Of time the dis
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
~ forwarded, free from damage and curiosity,
to any part of the country. with full and plain
directions for use
By fnclosing Ten Dollars coin in q registered
letter through the Postoffics, or through Wells.
Fargo Co.,. a package Of medicine will be
forwarded to any part Of the Union
Persons writing to the Doctor will nlease
state the name Of the paper they see this ad.
vertisement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR j. f. 0IBBON
Box 1857. San Francisco. California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

VIyINNEMUCCA TRIBE, NO. 9, IMPROVED
w Order Of Red Men. hold regular coun-
ellis at Masonic Hall on the third sleep Of every
seven suns, ut the seventh run. thirtieth BREATH
Sojourning braves. warriors snd chiefs. sre
cordially invited to meet in council
r. M. BEATTY, Sachem.
MAX JACOBS. Chief of Recrcd. al