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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
DA01hUOI1 AIIEMTIs
Especial Telegram to the Globe

Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
MORRIS, Mimi, Aug. GOV. B. Goucher q
physician of the dead=beat, whiskey-guzzlins
order, was arrested this morning for attempted
rape upon the person of a Miss Mary O'Neal, a
guest at the Perkins House. The facts are as
follows: The girl was sick and under the care
of Dr. Hulburd, and was suffering from an at
tack OF bilious fever. Goucher forced his
services upon the girl, and under the pretence
OF making an examination took improper liber.
ties with her person, and attempted to effect
his hellish designs. The girl was too weak to
scream, but with superhuman strength sue
ceeded in preventing the cowardly brute's &C.
complishing his purpose. The poor woman
begged and beseeched the monster to leave her,
she was obliged to remain until sleep overcame
him, when she summoned the landlord, who
found him in the girls bedroom undressed.
Goucher was undoubtedly befuddled, as he
always is and from the girls statement there
is little doubt but that he tried to drug her. as
nc threw DR.. Hulburds medicine aside and
gave her some stuff to quiet her nerves, but
which, she says, only made her numb. Goucher
was roughly handled on the street this morn
ing by indignant citizens, and we expect before
evening to see him dressed in a suit of tar and
feathers.
ACCIDENT AND FIRE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
W1NoNA, Mimi, Aug. 30.-John Lynch, q
single man, a bridge carpenter in the employ
Of the NJ. W. road, while trying to get on a
moving car, last evening, fell on the track and
bad his left arm cut off. ssr.-.z,
Fred Belize, q farmer near Lewiston, yester-
lost four stacks of wheat, four hundred BUSH
els OF oats, twenty tons IF hay, barn, reaper,
tanning mill and other property, by fire, which
caught from sparks from tthe threshing en-
CINE. Insured.
BROKE HER SHAFT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Aug. 30.-Teu miles above POPLAR
creek, on the 2Sth, the steamer Butte broke
her shaft. The Helena took her load through
to Benton. The disabled steamer returns for o
new shaft, which will arrive from Pittsburgh
next week. River very low.
INSURANCE FRAUDS. ri
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3O.-It has TRANSFERRED here
that insurance policies purportlng to be issued
by the Merchants & Manufacturers Insurance
company of this city have been written q,
Bradford, Pa; perhaps other places in the East
There is no such company here now, nor has
there been since 1875, when it closed business
called in and cancelled all its policies, and
wound up its affairs. The blanks on which the
policies were recently issued are genulne how.
ever. They were obtained surreptitiously be.
fore the company closed business, and are nov
being used to def,aud and swindle unsuspect.
| ing persons. The agent at Bradford, named
billiard, claims to have obtained AUTHORITY t.
| transact business from G. B. Pease, of Proyi
Idence, r. I.
r THE PENNSYLVANIA CORRUPTION.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA coRRupr1oN. i

HARRISBURG, Aug. 3O.-Wm: H. Kemble has
entered bail in $4,000 to answer the charge of
corrupt solicitation of legislators and perjury,
and A. W.Lelsenrng 81, 900 on the same charge.
The district attorney has been instructed by
the grand jury to prepare indictments against
Representatives G. S. Wolfe M. b. Silverthorn
| and Alfred Shorten on charge of conspiracy
| to advise and promote corrupt solicitations.
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Internal oolnI;3L r. Hotel,

Three minutes walk from the depot. Firs proof
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, Sl.soP PER DAY.
n. T. o. = 0W1R Proprietor
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y D81y Except SHCufu8ys.
Daily except Monday. +. -. ..
Palace sleeping coaches on all night trains between
st. Paul and Fargo; also between Duluth and Fargo.
Passengers leaving st. Paul or Minneapolis at 40
p. m. reach Fargo for breakfast next morning and
Bismarck on the following evening.
Connection made at Bismarck with tri-weeky
steamers for Fort Benton and all points the Mis-
souri, and Yellowstone rivers and stages for Dead
wood and all points in the Black Hllls also for Fort
Buford Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue River
and intermediate points, and at st. Paul with trains
to and from all points East and South. -s..
In effect July 9th, 1879. .... .-
81. E. SARGENT, General Manager.
6. G.. sANBoRN, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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ArT1VH

tDaily. Except saturday. Except Monday.
Ssunday only. Except Sunday.
Main line trains through to ST. Vincent without
ohange-palace sleeping coach attached.
In effect on and after Sunday, alay 25th.
JAMES ]. HILL, Gen Manager.
W. 8. ALEXANDER General PASSENGER Agent,
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R40DDivision-

Through Chicago h East
ern Express. $. -.
Through Chicago Il East
tern Express. ............
Iowa and Minnesota Div
Prairie du Chen, Milwau-
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis Il Kansas City Ex
do do do
Owatonna Accommodation
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Eastward,
Arrive,

Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of Sibley street. Ticket and Freight
M Iac
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Trains arrive and depart from the St. Psul Paci-
Toilets and sissping car berths secured O. city
ticket Office, No. s Washington svenne, 3opposite
ct. Paul Pacific depot, Minneapolis, and at 116
East Third street. st. Paul-Geo. b. Hazard, Ticket
Agent. CHAS. F. HATCH, den.IMa
a. II. DoDE, Pass. AR't. ss e
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: | 4Snmdays excepted. +9athrdasR excefffd. 4Si6n
days excepted. Trains not marked are daily.
southern Minnesota Railway, Connecting 40
Ramsey with @. M. & st. r. Trains North
land South. ss}t
LAT Wells with Central Railroad Of Minnesota, ana
d La Crosse With q. n. b gt. p. Railway for
ppints East.
doing West-Trains leave Ia Crosse. ..... 7:1B m
III Trains pass Ramsey... ....... lis M
doing East-Trains pass Ramsey. 1890. n:25
. Eg4 Arrive ct La Crosse i......... s:37 p
Minneapolis Time.
l3 W. H. BARRON. General Ticket Ag't
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lot. Block. Benefits,

IIYiHe- 2 1AuuIV1OI
Mary Hall, ely 80 # of. AsS I34 90 90
Thos D Simonton. ....... 4 So IS
AL objections to said re-assessment must be
Board at least one day prior to said meeting.
81 2si~s l.L GEO. Il. BECKER,
Official: r. L. GoRMAN, -. President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 228-S0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

DuD,-On Sunday. April 9th. 1870,
ION the anniversary OF his birthiay, Mr..
WESnoLiS EnSy, aged 50 years.
Mr. Erny was one Of our beet, as well
IS ablest business men, and his demise
creates q vacuum which will be hard 10
OIL. by long career Of strict business
integrity, he had built up large trade,
and acquired comfortable competency.
Flis funeral on Tuesday morning was
the largest which has occurred IN Jasper
for years, and deep sorrow was depicted
on the faces Of his many old ncighbors
and strong friends. lie was born In the
town Of Melting. Canton OF Argan.
Switzerland. April 8, 1890, and came TO
New York in 1898, when young mar.
lie worked In that city few mont h.,
and then went to Pittsburgh. Pa, where
he served an apprenticeship At the tin
ner's trade, becoming thorough work
man. lie came TO- Jasper from Pitts
burgh In i848, and established himself in
business. and IN a few months married
his present widow, then Mis-. Theresa
Oberst, at that time quite belle in So
ciety. They lived happily together,
having five children. but two Of whom.
both girls, survive him. He made will
giving his wife control Of the business
and we preseme she will con-
tinue his lucrative business. All sym
pathise heartily with the family, who
have lost so kind head, and pray that
Gods blessings may rest upon them.
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THE JASPER
NORMAL SCHOOL.

Al the State Board Of Education il
~ yearly presenting more difficult ques-
tons 10 applicants for teaching. 10 raise
the standard Of qualifications for teach
ing. ii Is evident that even the best ri
our teachers must keep thoroughly
posted 80 as not to be crowded out. II
is certain. too. that the present Legis-
lsture will abolish the six months license.
after being once held BY a teacher. max
ing II necessary for those holding such q
trade to advance themselves or give up
teaching. OF the teachers Of this County,
eight per cent hold twenty-four months
license: twcnfy-fcur per cent. eighteen
months; twentv-four per cent. twelve
months. and fortv-fonr per cent, six
months licenses To keen pace with the
demand, the undersigned have concluded
10 hold . Normal School. IN Jasper. pu-
bois county. 10 last sixteen weeks. First
session opens April 7th. and second
June 9th; each continuing two months.
The facilities offered by the Jasper Nor
nal, are greater than those Offered by
any surrounding school. and the new IL
apparatus makes decided inn
IN every branch. Board.
81 CO. Terms. first session, 36 %. Send
posfal-card with your address, for cir
cular OF al particulars.
J. Y. s wIsDox, Principals.
Feb. 2efh. 1s79-tf.
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DrrD,-On Sunday, April 9Th. 1879.
NANCY j.. daughter OF Thomas and
Csthsrine Bri-tow, aged 10 years and
months.
This little girl took the whooping
cough in the winter and il run into
consumption. Her funeral was attended
by number Of her school mates, Rev.
J. N. Madden officiating.
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ID We learn that Weatherford 4 Co.
are painting some very fine pictures Of
some Of our citizens; they always get
up the best pictures out, no shoddy work
allowed 10 leave their rooms.
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W Herr Wolf. cf the Rorkport Ban
nsr thinks the whistle Of the new loco
snotive on tho X. Il. caught cold in the
swsmps near Isockport, and should be
wrapped Ia flannel and rubbed down
with goose.grease. Herr Wolf will get
his name up for doctoring steam whistles
for colds.
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sHERIFr's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that BY vir.
~ tue Of a certified copy Of 4 decree to
me directed from the Clerk OF the
Dubois Circuit Court. in cause wherein
Levi Hamburger, Nathan Bloom and
Barney Hess. trustees are plaintiffs. and
John Zeller. Barbara Zclles, Wendolin
Erny and others are defendants. requir-
ing me 10 make the sum Of two hundred
and thirty dollars, insialmcnt vet due
thereon. with interest on said decree
and costs. I will expose nj public sale
to the highest bidder ON
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30th. 1879,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock, r. ~. of said day,
ut the door or the Court House Of
Dubois county. Indiana, the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven
years Of the following real estate.
situated In the County Of Dubois and
State Of Indiana, to-wit:
Town lots Nos thirteen l13l, eighteen
I 1871, seventeen I'LL and fourteen ial,
in the Town OF ST. Anthony, in said
County Of Dubois. As designated on the
recorded msp. or plat Of said Town.
fsuch rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree.
interest aud costs, will NJ the same
time and place expose TO public 49,. the
fee simple Of said real estate. or 20 much
thereof rs may be sufficient TO discharge
said decree. interest aud costs.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or APP
praisemont laws.
GEORGE cox.
Sheriff Dubois County.
BRUxc BuErrvER, Atty for PIN.
April 9Th, lsT9-aw. ip.f Q COL
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0JThc Agricultural Fair meeting
last Saturday was doleful fizzle, not
enough farmers being IN attendance to
organize. II the farming community
does not appreciate the advantages OF an
Agricultural Society there Is no use il
attempting to organize one, and fore
Its benefits on them. We hope they
will yst think better Off
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
rTsTiaoHv oy Rry. ?. .. WILLIS coYlxoTox,
KENTUCKY.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The Best and safest Remedy for Chilis and
Fever, or Fever and Ague.

Ccvissrns, Kr.. Nay H.
There has not been for many y.srs in This country
snch general complaint about ehiis -rd fever This
depressing disease Is now prevailing IN many portions
of Kennedy and sew where the psopis have long
BATTERED themselves thsf they entirely exempt
from - influence To those who thus ssslcfsd ~
wish 70 recommend S~rrE's Toxic ssxrp believing Il
be The very best remedy extant. Every one We have
heard ~ using H. upon in the very
terms. We havs lately ussd n IN our family with
marked snrcess The ingredients simple and the
Toxfc be used freely without Herirasrf 20 the
constitution whatever II the directions ~hich always
accompany every hottie. carefully follow ID II will
N nine cases out ~ Ten result N permanent cure
whether the disease he ~ hort ~ long standing.
We take pleasure In recommending this medicine 70
the subjects ~ this disease svsrv~hsre sincerely
leving that the of will verify word say
r. p. Wins.
ror sale BY Y. wgRTz CO.. Jasper. Iud
Fsb. 18th. lg-g-lv
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~ Heppner is prepared to make up
in latest style all kinds of gentlemen's
clothing, aud warrants satisfaction. lie
IL regularly in receipt OF Buttcrick's
fashions-the standard Of the world.
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REroRr Of Louisville tobacco market
for week ending April 9Th, furnished
BY Shcrlcy 4 Glover, Louisville Tobac-
GO Warehouse:
Sales for the week Old, 566 hhds
Now, GOO hhds; total, 1866. Sales for
the year. 1873 hhds; receipts for the
week. 1915 hhds.
Market continues firm.
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01Shcriff Cox returned Monday from
conveying Miss Hester A. Moore, IL
year old daughter Of Mr.. Aaron Moore,
Of Columbia township to the Insane
Asylum, At Indianapolis. Her insanity
- supposed to be but temporary, and
caused BY lack Of proper attention when
she arrived at the age when girlhood
buds into womanhood.
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UMr.J. Is. kessncr's family arrived
in Jasper this week. and Jesse feels
more at home. and don't look so sharply
AT every piece ofcaIico which chances to
flu,ter by him.
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Market continues firm.

Fox MARSH - We are authorized
70 announce Mr.. Henry s. MeIchoir a.
candidate for Marshal Of the town OF
Jssper, NJ the May election.
Henry would make An excellent Mar
shal IL elected, a. he likes to see the
streets aud walks In good order, which
ought 20 be the principal business Of q
Town Marshal.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

EXTRACT or LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vrLLAsow. wslrpn Co.. Ca,
June -. ls6s
N Jcnv BrIr--Desr Sir: have recently given vour
worm Destroyer several trials and end Il wonderfui
" scscious. n has not fsst In single Instance a.
have tie wishes FOR eject sm doing pretty large
country practice. snd have daily for some article u
the kind.
lam. sir. most respectfully
JuLIrs p. CLENEyT. ND
y. $50 unqualified ana numerous sre the tssrirrc.
mails IN favor 81 nv worm Destroyer that Newspaper
space a. entirely TOO email n tell fts nsrits
u 4. IN infsiiihis rsmedv fcr worms. Tryn snr hs
convines< ses ny Journal sSr more fnl description
JOHN BILL.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Z
BULLS SARSApARlllA.
Suits WORM DESTROYER.
All she above Medicines prepared q Dr.
JOHN BrLL'S Laboratory. 31o West Main
street. Leuisvilles ny.
FOR SALE ev--
r. WERTZ 3 co. JlsrER, TSp.
Ysb. issh, is-s-iy.
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ONE-THIRD OF THU
Union Flour Hills,
OF JASPER,
FOR SALE!

THE undersigned, widow OF Paul
Egg, wishes TO sell her third interest
IN the Union Flour Mill. This Mill il
IN good order, with all the modern i'm
provements, and its brand Of -four al
ways commands good price in the
market, and II does largo custom work.
will sell my third interest to good
man for the business. NJ . reasonable
price and on easy terms. For further
call at the Mill, or address
Mrs. ELIZABETH EGG,
March %. 79-3m. JASPER. ISD.
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TIA row on Sunday evening last
leiwccn some Of The railroad hands and
some country bows resulted IN trial
mud acnniltal on Monday Of Pat. Burns,
and he leaving The csuniy in hurry Of
several OF the country boys.
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The Exemption Law.

The final result reached as a compro-
mise on the homestead aud exemption
law gives 10 the debtor 5000 as exempt
from execution. which amount NAV be
claimed in real or personal property. or
both. "a the debtor may elect.
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lLy- Large numbers Of farmers have
been in town this week paying taxes.
and We learn from them that the pros
pecf Tor wheat il this county was never
Ii ifcr.
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uproi. e.. kTu~. Jr, returned from
knixhistown on Tuesday. the school Of
shr state institution there being par
tally suspended during the farming
season.
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~ Mr.. r. Fink is having his store
room fitted up for two young ladies to
occupy with millinery establishment.
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~ Have you had your picture takci
at Westherford's YETI II not, go at ono
and have II taken while YOU may.
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no CONSTMPTIrES.

The advertiser. having hser permanently rnrsd o,
that 'r.ad disease ccn-fnp on by simple remedy IS
rnSious = msks known % HE fellow saHersrs the
means Of cure Tn all who desire a. ne viii send eopv
81 the prescription nsst. free Of chsrr-l with the III
rscfions for preparing and using the sane which fhsr
eiii md s.rkr crsr for cossrnrrros, AsrrrA BEox-
cHrrIs. Ac
Parties Wishing the prescription ~ili please address
y. A. WILSON. lss Penn ST.. WILLIAMSBURG Sr
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All kind Of Photographing. done
st J. A. westherford & Go. Gallery II
the best Of stvlc and on shortest notice.
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@Mr. r. Withers has painted the
post-ofilce building this week 80 that il
presents nice appearance.
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WvMr T.. Herbig il AZ Evansville
taking M beer and railroad with Cook
& Rice this week.
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~ All should improve the opportu-
nifty they now have aud get their pictures
taken AT once. as Weatherford & Co.
moving their Gallery soon.
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Hy-A fine and large assortment OF
Chromos for sale At J. A. Weather
ford & Cos. Art Gallery; call and look
at them.
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GTMr. Dan. Miller. the boss smith at
Lampert's shop, returned from . short
business trip to Louisville, KY, this
week.
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win mail lFreei the receipt for preparing .nris
vrerrAKtE Raw thst ~'N remove Tss FRErKLES
and RtorrHss leaving the skin soft clear and
beautiful: also Instructions for producing iusurisni
growth 81 hair bald head or smooth face Adsr-s
nelosne cent stamp, Ben. yardelf Co. No. 20 Ann
SfSY.
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rEsq. Sweeney and Tony Kraus
have gone in partnership, and are now
purchasing stock Of auction goods, to
travel over The country with.
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PUBLIC SALE, Saturday. April :sh, !s1s'

PUBLIC SALE, Saturday. April MA, !s7.'
OxE LoT on Jackson street. opposite
Union Hotel. seven eighfhs Of an acre.
with two frame houses, stables and other
improvements. One house has four
rooms and cellar. tho other two rooms.
kitchen. aud two nice upstairs rooms
They will be sold separate or together.
I'd. One Lot near the Depot on Fifth
street. near the American Hotel. fifty
five feet front by $50 feet deep.
Sd. The c.. II. & S.-W. II. X. Farmers
Exchange, opposite Depot, new two
story frame building, very nice, fit for
any kind Of business. Any good bust
mes man can in this building. in short
time. build up good business. For fur
Their particulars, call on or address
joins BERGER,
Iluntingburg, Ind.
March "a. '79-tf
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tn Tobacco Growers and SHIP
Dera.

ptr4s
We Assrs 20 all sitsnson 70 me Loulsv Ne Toh&cno
Market. which 4 The ia-s~si the we>s sad .se@d,
Increasing IN magntuie and inf,sne> On thu r,sskes
all grades o. ratscne can b cola q any tins - shs
h'ghest market price,. weworid call yssS ssrrsion q
our warehouse which e .'ss ecn'rsiy IssAs~<. srt
possesses every sAvsntase for storing and ssn< To-
hacro. We conduct strictly krumsf< warsho1ss
harnes snd sse or elcss personal sfssns'oa % the
Interests q our patrons We present a. he sanp.
Ing and selling o. an Tobacco. and advise With our
customers = 20 their host Interests. All Letters
promptly answered. and any Information ~e may pos
sess viii he gladly given. Auction sales daily; rs-
turns promptly made. Storage four months Aes q
charge; advances on eonssaments Nsrk Jour hoss.
heads Loctsvrlx Horw."
SHEgLRY A GLOVER.
Psoruvross Lornsvrils TosAoco wAEssorsx.
Jau ". '1o-en. fornvIlIE Kr.
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s.TCIrk y. J. Go-lnann has gone 10
Evansville and Mt. Carmel on business.
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0rMr. Joseph Jer4er expects TO be-
gin work In his brick-yard week AFTER
next.
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QrThe County Treasurer has taken
IN about si.5oos day tsxes. this week.
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IT, And now tho frogs sercnade tie
sown beautifully.
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A GENTLEMAN Who suffered Tor year. from y.r~ous
~ Debility, Premature Decv and all the Effects Of
yonthfl ilsrreiier ~ii for the sake Of suffering hn
nsnitv send free 70 al ~ho meet a. fhe rseirs
recton for making 'hs simple rsr~ty ~ which ne
cured sufferers wishing 20 profit " the afvertsers
experience fo w sddres.inr IN perfect cont
denc~. JnIS n OGDEN. ~ Cedar s.. View York
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Drorsv Fry-ipess scrofuia. Secondary syphilis Ora
vi. niobsiss. ant Al diseases Which the blood IL i'm
plcafet i now Offered &c fhs rubic.
sold by III Retail Druggists. ard fsho.sssis only
~ The Weyburn Medicine Co. r. o. Ban Is
Rnthe-fer. n. ".