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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

FAMILY Provisions, and Groce-
- rics, In great variety, cheap ut Ennis
& Roses NEW YORK GROCERY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

E'sss's" rssss.y. oesesss -. 1850
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

u EST White Sugsr II Gents q
NEW YORK GROCERY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-06

Where the sentence exceeds seven years for every
wear after the seventh IL the conduct Of the prisoner
continues 10 correspond With the requirements Of
this act ne shall receive the same dimuntion az pro
vded for the sixth and seventh years.
Section 2. In Gaze any convict shall be guilty of
the violation of any Of the rules laws regulations
of the prison. or shall refuse neglect faithfully
perform an thu duties required Of him, nnd has b.
come entitled 10 any dimuntion Of his sentence he
shall forfeit from his good time earned for The first
offence five days; for the second ohense, ten days
and for the third, and each subsequent ofcnse,
twenty days and in addition thereto the warden may,
with the consent Of the directors, cancel aud deprive
him Of al any part Of the good time Heretofore
earned. .
Section g. Whenever any convict has been or shall
be committed under several convictions with separate
sentences they shan be construed az one continuous
sentence, for the purpose Of computing ths good
time made forfeited under this act.
Section l. In computing the dimunirnn Of Time
for couvcs In the state prison, the warden shan
allow them for the past only 30 much good time n
thev may have earned under existing Law, but 70
the remainder Of their sentences shah allow tie good
time granted 10y the terms of this act.
Section s. In addition n the allowances now pro
yided for discharged convcts, the warden may, at
his discretion, and necessity may Seem 10 require
furnish to each convict at his DISCHARGE Transports
ton mean tc procure transportation TO any Place
within this state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-06
Some More Spring Hints.

Throw old bottles, oyster cans, broken
dishes and 40 forth, into your neighbor's
ward. He's no man If he cant pass 'em
along to the next.
Borrow a wheclbarrow, rake, hoe,
spade, and whatever else you may want
through the summer, M soon now rs you
can, 30 TINT the owners will forget to
whom they are lent. A man who buys
wheelbarrow when he can borrow one
viii never be chief inancier OF life IN
surnnce company.
If one Of the gate hinges is missing
take the othcr off and throw 1t away. 1t
is better to have a gate on no hinges,
than one hinge, and it is cheaper TO
throw away hinge than to buy one.
Spring is q good time 10 crawl under
tho house and find the missing shears,
thinbes, butcher knives, silver spoons,
and pail covers. A great many families
get rich by hunting up things which the
cat has hlgged out Of the house during
the winter.
The season has arrived when seven or
eight stoves can be dispensed with IN the
average dwelling house. Any man who
can kick strong enough 10 break horses
leg can kick strong enough to kick over
a stove. That's the easiest way to gee
'em down. StOve-plpe, properly made
and put up, will fall when the stove
does.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-06

LIGnTsIsG struck a large oak tree IN
Windsor. Conn. during recent storm,
and tore it up 10y the roots and threw It
over a fence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-06

Section 6. An acts VI parts of acts conn;c.ing Wit,
me provisions of tins act are hereby repealed
Secu'n. hi act shall take effect and be in force
Approved March Is 1850
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-06
Published March 81, $780,
CHAPTER 1873.

AN ACT to promote good order and rcpress crime.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Every convict who is now or may be
hereafter confined IN the state prison, and shall con-
duct himself in eaceful and obedien manner, and
faithfully perform all the duties required OF him,
shall be entitled to a dinuntion Of time from the
term of his sentence not exceeding the amounts spec-
fed in the following table for the respective years OF
his sentence, and pro rata for any part OF Il year
where the sentence is for more than year:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-06

AN ACT to authorize mutual hail insurance COM
panes Of other states to do business in this state
HE people of the state of Wisconsin, represented IN
senate and assembly, do enact ar follows:
Section l. It shall be lawful for bail insurance
companies organized under the laws of any osher
state 10 do business and insure the crops OF indl-
Ndnas partnerships aud corporation in this state
against loss or damage by hail, upon complying with
the following conditions, namely: Such company or
companies shall or before the first day OF April IN
Zach year, file with the insurance commissioner OF
ms state statement showing the financial condi-
uon u said corporation, and If stock company the
amount Of capital stock, the amount Of said stock PAID
~ cash. and the amount in notes Of the stockholders,
e names and residences Of the stockholders, on the
LlNt day Of April Of each year. and such company
sAal thereuron obtain from the insurance com
missioner OF THIS state certificate under his hand
sAA sal Of office, authorizing such company TO 90
lnes@ IN this state for the next ensuing year, ana
Fug that he has examined into the affairs Of such
AiGny; that the stockholders, in case Of stock
l'iApany, ere solvent, aud responsible men. able To
E at once their stock notes. and any liability that
a,hes to them such stockholders, and that the
SAo'e amount Of stock subscribed is not less than
t"entF-hve thousand dollars, aud that said company
= Noifeit az be verify believes: pr0pidef that the
geKho-ders on the FIRST day Of April in each year as
uo"n % the insurance commissioner, and they APP
- "a ts said certificate, shall remain liable a. such
aders FOR one year from that date, whether
, 1880-05-06
GOV. SHELBY n, CULLOM.
u Strong Endorsement Of His AdMlIAlA.
tra1iOn nnd I1c.clcctioms

u Strong IMdorsetncnt Of His AdnlIAlA.
tra1ion nnd Iec.elcctioll.
Aleoniinglon Leader.
OF tho ilnlly good men WhosG names havo
lfuan nomination for Governor, mono, porhAps,
IL lnore worthy or b0ttor qualified to I'LL TINT
high and honorable station than the man whuso
nanao Is nude tho tito Of this urtlolo. 0roat
wisdom md euro should 10 used by tho party
lnnnnEcrs IN making up the Htuto ttuket. Mon
Or Avccptcl ability. standing, und character must
b. paccd 1T TIL sse hea q so iii tSkut @ saa 10 ono
that u sure 70 lnito and cnrry tho ontlro party
strungtfl. aluru than thut, hu shupd ho y n.nil
tho n.lico Of 1oyurnur with credit to hnasuIt and
70 the state. Gov. CulDn lnas lutltlo Hi excul-
lent resort anca his ELECTION, monrly four ycarA
aKu. Wisdom, aklli, ind economy ChurAeterizU
his whole Administration. peace .una Et>ol
order, tho enforcement OF tho laws, alltl
hs nroecttn ~, sts 81 nersn ana prS;nqEty
During tho 11!iroail riots III East 1t. Louis, hp
nr0re1 hfnlsolf clMl TO tho occasion. md ,ln,ler
bRbs tao x uor e @ u chs aa
tho i'rac1 Ut tho Commonwealth, SLaco hts turM
ot otllco began, tho state Arbt, which for many
Illinois, hus boon virtually wiped ut, int ~ In
Tuuncsseo, lousi4iin, aIll other Southern 8tutcs,
yy iy scpadittt9n: 1nt BY pnytac,t % at oar Stat9
* is alnost On y pr With that Ut tho Nation.
Theso ure snnln IT tho conscientious which roc-
onlnu.l Coy. I GuLl9n4 tar nenloction. Win such
u rVcpr! W Chnt Executive VI tho SkMte, aud
with his know, t'lcl'ty to the Republican, purity,
then, IL much IN fayur Of Ills unnnntluil.
out lsaklng co,r.risons, whseh 1eldSn, III p,casu.
Wc do not h.s!tnto to say thut tho omfliatlon
and rlcctlon Ut Cu!lou would Yiyu great Hatis-
iii purticutar. NtLean County will soull Lu
called to express her choice III this matter. and
sls tne GtrtrlIor bus In tho pslst hull abundance
q trtends here, IL ianot likely that he will bo
, 1880-05-06


si.sf3. john \. I.omax VI. Arthur Chrlstint
cnse, sj,Qctt +. r. McElhcrnc, nttorncy.
7a,sA. Suppressed for service.
s,S45. Tho People, etc., CT rel, Mary c. Atkins
VI. Joseph Atkins: petition for hnbeas corpus to
Kct posscssIon.of petitioners two children.
'6,BU. Mnrin xclrnIsn vs.. Jacob I,uchlcr; bill to
restrain prosecution OF su,t, to remove trustee,
md for other relief. Sfax Eherhartlt, solicitor.
75,ss7. Jos. u. Quinn VI. Richard rtndcll, YIN.
II. l'anltll, a1d Grorge ". pldell; case, $a0,OOo
I 1ti"amIrfSyylIlc. f;y nt!to5snNey,
judgment In f0rclblo dctnner For tho possession
so!lth State street. iIarton DcWolr, attorneys
is';n its SSeRss*sSssi SAa8S*ssi, Peter yen,oa Vs. Adam
sslial.-3olo !: y. Harmon ot al. y, W; 4.
Jneob Javy VI. John Kaufman, sarno, s110;sl-
1:l5!, Seth Gagc ct nj. ys. George D. brooks md
Miia II Meae %otai. mnt jiEmsn f;
,Jl;n1k oAny- -s;,Ska araco vs. Crane, by ut!r.
cross. petition and rmio o., city ia answer in
twenty t,uys.-l,249, snuth park Commissioners
W. D1novy, Jury to separate; ,:ais, Mcclellan
psrsol,a! service and tieiauit.Sss,5s, TlGt IS.
MIEr,i'!or:-Fiemins y: scott; default, md rof-
tleiauit.-iai, iIei,nhrod. v, nraul;, \. Aioses
IS. l3ryan; aofanlt OF II. r. Smith MnI !. a.,
Wright ~ .4is, liant1erson ". Henderson; tlc.
's9 n md Ys r ytSr t ,s%se sye Il to taa s
t,nys.-s,3o3, Asatrlip vs.. DzuLron; default Of
k6ltossu, and reference TO Magrulcr.-..447,
Ctnrksnn vs.. tEnrkson; drfault.-"",876, Ne,l-
berger va, Ooodkinsl; tlcfnult,. md de-
Crre Of sMac.-a.Es. Arnold ,ya. Arnold; de-
iaMtt.-",t!5. Plant w. Plant: ,!cfn,.lt.-
Hutchinson vH. 1Inwo, hllstors foes liked ut $50.
nsss. 5hnH.wny vs.. Chtcago, burlington s. Quincy.
aup. bill overrllcd ut1l leavo to plend or
lninur in twenty days.-:,t0 Sass Va: nruyer,
Mnster's report flied and icorca.-9.;t1 Nc
Ritter. dVfuutt.
, 1880-05-06
VIRGINIA NOT REALLY For GRANT.
How tflo ynprcNn1on Was Created that |
the Delegation IN solid tor Grant |
Tho District nctrxuteH Not III Fact |
UuUNl liz rhk1rEGlln1tN.


the Delegation In solid tor <:rnut-
,rIe Dtstrict I>ctrun1ns Not II, 1tnct
1tnv,,,I ~ rnxtr,,r,sn,,s.
Mw laFk Tribune Itep.>. May =,
\ gentleman from Virginia, who Is ct,Ilversant
with tho tuner history OF tho rccent political
n,n~c,1n,s IN ,h"t St.t., hv ,sbir,, .,,, 1,"nh.
NV. M'e'.v"'" - INV n'"'o ~ "a'oa 'ao HePun-
l!cah deiegallon 10 ChlcaKo Wl's represented to
DO solid for Grnllt, kny9 ton 1rtluue rcpnrtCr
nm Fr1tlay IN net.o,lnt of the wny IN swhch this
,vu. i,r,,,,,,t nin,.t 1Io ,xns uL 81. :, svhot J
"na psouen1 Hooh'' t'n ""a !'sht"' "hat uo
you ki'ownhout tho condition fctwecn the Grant
r,al,ugcrs nt,tl tho Atnl.onu purity In FtHintn3"
ul know," WIN tho uniy, /" TINT during tho
nost wi,,,rr Mr. Iorhnn,. rr,rcscntiru tl,r f;rnnt
iae' "''e' 'a'' os't'',.1, teptese4.u,s s.u ot"''
interest, ca'no to hach'aoml md 4ad con-
fercnccs with tho frirnds Of leu.
Mnhmr. rhu uoncn, understanding wna
.,''.. ,,''.',., a., .',s.. ""I
tuMt thoy "",h1 "uFk .ngetner. l
know that utter conferences were held III WISH
il,gtct, aud that Without question thero wns
fuIt Notwithstanding ht,t,xren thn fr,pt 1cr,cra
', .,,o ,,r1,s'st1,. .,,',+ ..., .a., ''..i,
aau t"o Nu.uJnd'ct5' tnas 'Ao5 '"AotnsF "o"4d
cohtrt'l tho stAt0 Convention. IT wMs tlon Ktven
out TINT tle State Convention WOULD bo ulianl-
tlUis Auu would Instruct for GrAnt. l know
th,lt dirrct a,li uarlIest apicals wpre ,nltio 10
0!!ccholAers thrng.,n,t the state 10 wttt'''raw
, 1880-05-06
CIRCUIT COURT.

%GN. W, N. Hart va. W, II. Doble, appeal.
osst' a oo. .1omcs 1InrIoy. MI ,orncv.
~ ~, xv,.hsnt1 - sa.,,f,.a
G'1s;' Mtaheln loF aerVlee'
IiGsl Asst, $500; withheld Tor service.
:g',els. Edward Morrcuner VI. Jessie 8. ILL.,
,lr,u .tohn 9f1l,st,11. nutl Gcnrpe ", pInmu,.r,
,..a,,,,ss uu t1ii st IS Hi i,,ch ,,ttnrnn
H,.ttS;. jnsfph reitors. Ati,ainistris,r Of Rieh
sn,n1nv: W. lnM' ;.sp y III VI ifnttGnts ,aan nfs
tnr,,i.ws Ett.~' e"7o S''''' ''''''oA' ''"eo' NJ
,aSH. op ,o,fnas,n i9 Maaiad aE 9@dnt K VI R A nf
5r1t;ly, nt,nr,,cy. '"0'' "'0'
A. i. Wurts. IcccascI. ys. Charles Succr. lsst.,
t5,0oj. Nso~e''~1' 80 o''''es 0f~'A' ''4''''
M;jri3. ch,cnro Z. Northwestern Rn,lwav com-
pni,y "a. GmtiSriuc +. ToWnsond. j. j. ToWms
nrnI' A. II. W,msir,tr. l. i. Ti,rnkny. and i, ii.
;li,rnknv. unttfon tn cnnicmm iamd, n. Wnlkcr.
nttnr.my' ~ "
irn' Smith va ltarnnll. nnnenl.
n; hid itmlmrt II. i. M"Nnlii,s "a Anon AZ. md
frnty,st r. Et,,rtInit siSi Tl. We -@'' 'A' ~"N
II mi. ii A. it.rlii,S H. ri va Ei,,vcn1 selvcv
ii II, .s 80 A A'S'A Ing Nv NE De o'''e's
* i,is 1nrnt, 4. E;rrort 70 1obn Davcl,. cean
q III i n Hifiur - ftnrn"w AN''' ~"0e'
4: lin Smtth ~ f;l"rE. ",S,,n,,
S31uI n,rn'sE 10 ;mh,,, upua'ii an"'ai
.11,mr ttnGs:,,s-S.rl Kcr5, W. (, rnd,c motion
TT IT,! nn 1lnvts ! 1vcsrn, gsnf,,
~ st n;y; ;ttttte tnts 1YsG ~ nMi,ait. ti. -
III Ht,.I,nr - 1wts ~ asl 4 ~ ~ no,,tiu,,n' ~
.ri"i,,,i;f '.,ata ~ %hn t"rn' - ,.s Kmsmi'n ~
, 1880-05-06
FALSE And TRUE,
Wo extract from DR.. Hndvny's "'rrcs,,..
Disease und 1ts Cure" AZ follows: 'e'''
List Of Diseases Cured BY
Railways SaEsapari|lial RsdYtlt

Chronic s1S1n Diseases. cnr1cs ct tho I,ons, Ilu.
mnrs III tho Hood, ScrnfHlntss Dlecasea. nad =.
!HnnatYral Habit of llody: Syphilis and Yenesesl
Hlckcts, White Swelling. Scaltl IIeat iiieSnnt,
Affections, CankeFs, GlnlidM1nr SwclIlnns MN
Wasting Nsld Decny Of tho HRly, Pltnnlct "a
1lotehGs, Tumors, Dyspepsia, Kidney ani i,i,sH ~
der Dlseases, Chronic Rheumatism nnti H.. su'
Consumption, Gravel and Calcl1l0us T1snositss
and varieties OF tho Aboyo complaints n xS.ss
sometimes arc given Fpecious natncs. "1'ea
Wo assurt that there is no known remedy th,t
possesses tho curatiyo pnwGr over these dseaiea
step by step, surcIy, frnrn tho foundation mi
restores the Injured pnrts to tholr sound condI.
ton. THE wAsTES or THE HOpY ARR srOprTn
AID HEALTHY HOOD Is 6DprttED 10 TBk III
TEN, from which new mnterinl IA formed. ThI,I,
tho first corrective power Of ltntwny' Aes,|yeut
In cases whcro tho sFstetn hn8 been salvated'
and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive SublImtsa
hRvo accumulated and become deposited ID IN
bones, juinta, etc.. ca,Bing carries ot tho bones
swelIings. varicose veins etc., tho Sarshpa,i[sss
will resolve nway those deposits and extermi.
nate the virus Of the disease FROM the syeteru.
II thnso WIN nrc thktng these medicines IN,
tho c,lrc Of Chronic, SGrofulous. or Syphtftl1
diseases, however slow mHy ba the cure, "fetl
better" md find their general health inpnors
Ing. their flesh md weight increasing. OF ereu,
keeping !ta own. IL q sure sign that tho curt iii
rrn9rcsstnE. In those diseases The patient
ease is not INACTIVE; if not arrested md drt7ea
undermine the constitution. As soon as hsi
8AlsArARItL1AN makes tho patient feel btt.
ter" every hour YOU Will grow better add w.
CrG4S0 In health, strength, and flesh,
, 1880-05-06

for several t1nya. until tho dies nrn located and
III Hrlfcr In tho new quarters.
Judge llnriuu Will be hero OIL tho eth Inst to
hcHr RET cuHEs. rtt.
iFhe tlnul dividend meeting tn tho Gtcnuhttu
Insurance tt,nlnny vii, tte held to-nsurrnw
AFTERNOON III tlcgstcr illbnr,l'a oil.co III tho ncw
I,,lxG smith will mt bo in court nRntn until
Saturday.
Frlny will he tho Inst day Of service to tho
May term Of tho Circuit Court.
, 1880-05-06
Taxation In Gcncrnl-rark Taxes In
Particular.

-, =, : ,,,,,- :. tn . ,D,.-- t,.,....
ID 9hs Editor 0 1hs Chfaao 1rtbAnes
CHICAGO, Aray 5.-The question Of tnxation
caused tho i.oyeluttop of 10, and hus hcen tho
n... - ,,e,,,, so.-.,,,,,t,s -. w. as,' 49,"
rafent OF mtfte roVnl'LoHs Ill tno wor'a enan
Rny other question. IL ilns bcen IvnE Vital
inc md vltal nnestton now. Iptlectl. i'm nl1rs-
t,,, h,,s ,eoa,,,r ,,,,h ,,,nra Un"it cnn,tcn,.
ud, nnd dangerous, under populnr government,
thnn over before. 4
constitutional provisions TINT taxation shall
be c'i.lnl have not secsred o'l'i!llty nr anyth'ns
npproxItnntlng to equality In adjusting tho bur-
dcns Of taxation, The holder Of rcUl estate nut
nors,nut nrnnartv ,nrat ,mv ,ho tryos whnthor
u' ~ ",1's n;ro ;,.', " un;' Tr,1.in,s ~ !, ~
, 1880-05-06

L"h AAA!A !AlNlHB luE INV Olt
wl1ero heavy teams belonging tn thu Hunrtl nre
al'ws while teams Of txpaysrs "ro mst per-
THE IRISH LAND SYSTEM.
The 11nt1l r4Ot of tho Tnnnnt-FlEurcs
Which Show Harsh Trcntmcnt-Im-
pr1vefncMts Made n Pretcxt for Higher
Iscnts-Ttlc Agitation Doing Good
The People Sud and Gl0omy-Isnck.
1eCnf% ExnctcI Tor Poor Lnnd-Tlc
Luild System, Thoroughly had.
Corrfsro,dsntc Ntw York Tribune.
CE.ANE Nouns, Mny0, April lG.-Wnlter NJ.
Do,lse is tho larscst nndehlort In CIlro Norris,
anl his tenants aro tho poorest people I'll II. lie
ins between 400 and n0 tennnts, They nrc
nearly all ''sn,all fcnnnts." They 1.-Two on In
fnrior, wet cold, utNlraincf lund. IiU h,s tlono
nothing for 1t. This ycAr ho borrowed tGo0 or
E700 from tho Hoard Of Works to give employ
mcut to hls tenhnts. Ito 1t understood TINT this
IL II Government relief measure. The Gnvern-
mcnt lonus money to landlords nj Il nominal
| rAt1 Of Interest SO that they mny inipruvo
their lnnds. md gfyn work instead Of
charlty tn the1r tenants. Doiirko was ono OF tho
lnndort}s who tnok advantage Of this scheme.
Itp employed tiloso TENANTS WIN 1nd not patd
tl,otr rent, mud ngrccd 10 1uly them six shilngs
week for their toll-..5 cents layl hut keeps
| It for rent duel These tcnnnts live un IntlIun
,ncal, nothing cisc mud 1t is supplied by charity.
| hut Donrke gets his rcntl This Is tho r,lto or
m"fts J." M"su.' III SUMMER tnc i"hulort' lslScs
| tho pAy 10 $"so Il weck-!lnd slnu themselves.
Isy pnyfng these starvation prices, Ajso. hg xetA
tho work r1mp for icss ,,,nn hnlf lin cstlmnir,i
as, ,,,a,,"o ~, I.,,, ,.,s ,s,,aa - :. "i,.t,,s.
eus!. ueE"uno % tno t .ut was nsuas W y R llvniR
,sie ,siee y. 1; M.1cs; n"u ~ enolony secures
nra @ M ,.a % I"hnri.1 frt,, i,rtoa % 9,r,,,pr rp
| Wno rcccaveu inM nis lntnef' uH
rhe n +, VIZ TIKI, H. lr'sh a!
hiR rents four nr i've times. )" lic plniltcd tho
Village ot Culltiho. just ~ fhst It's II tcnAnt
, 1880-05-06
Further Conversation Between tho
Judge and the Jurors.
Tho Second Indictment Against Him to
Do Tried Mt Once.
\ Divorced Wife Who 0lamors for Hcr
Alimony.
A Complete RECORD ot New Suils, Judgments,
Orders, Etc.

H.. Nts
Is sl pending ma o,.r A,Ie Is Te 1e yur rr ri renI
omt nil night. nul wcro mot soi's for t,y Judge
no'gc,t ycs.eriny morning ns was anticipated.
Allen anil Mr.. li!sec were & In court ,, "spsslms
tho .eHhce u ane ,' u"ss. ,',.aor wm ~ ~ s ,.ns
lint lint 'h tho cnso S wns IN important
one, the trIn, Of which Involved
a largo outlay. and he wnula kccp thom out for
so'no ,,l.u, ~ Nv po ~, ~, n,or VIM, thls
conclusion ono why Or INC "tner. N"e" UNA
camo to tho eHrs OF those III the roonl-'horo
away. ~ oi i.tio after @ noon Tue jnry cnne lowu
from above and took tholr s,nts Il! the box. All
verdict hnd preceded thc,n, so it was inferred
prsysa wa to rso,'sman ns ,ns sas: .,, so orctt,
awnlt nny communication from ynm."
With to esf ,n aS aest1"n sotnn f fS s%n Scr nc
EVIDENCE beuriIg un tho llject ur tho directors
@ y S thn s'os or liz efF nf csr ss
cutcs OF denust, without money being nprns!tHtl.
aathnrizea it, It, We think tho question is nl casy
eul utiDn.'
How far my notes Will 10 It, sa!' Tho Co,,rt,
directly upon II iust evening""
Mr.. Colon, "is IT. reKnrrl TO lssx , sle gGrti.
ca1cs. @ y MNu 1Is ,,ss M e 't' '' '' VII"
MThn % nncst,nn." mil tI1o Court, prcsct,ts
itself in ths nspect nnd shu,,l,i hlvt, hrrn tn,-
tcctl In tho GhnrEc. Allei! contends thAt w
h0nXnt tnis sineK tui tho .t'.K. & ~ @ nv Em. ~
ot n,1t nf its ,,w,, mncy: md # 10 o,,vlt
viii tho cunscnt and ui1thnrty ur tho Directors,
on auor.lm ot ttena mJ@IItyIs,,o y; ,zs''ase .,
Of certitcatcs nf deposit Wna pe as1 'a.
tcT"l Aettlt t'ltnot ~ '4so - - M -. -
, 1880-05-06

arr not her rrnl rurcutr. III 1lnno It is OK
rectcd that curious tlisClnsr,s especially AH re-
Hnrs tho alleged mother, will bo cl!cltcd Upon
tho retlownI nf tho silt.
, 1880-05-06
OVARIAN IuMQRS,

The removal OF these tumors by MpxAry
Rrs0tvENT Is now 80 certainly established thtt
Whnt was once considered Mlunst mltuculoul ii
n1w common recognized fact By Nil psstc1
Witness tho cases Of Hannah +. Knapp, Mfs C.
Krapf, Mrs. ]. II. Jolly, and Mrs. =. b. iIendEi.
published IN n1lr Almanac for 1870; also, Tut
Of Mrs; 2. 8. Hthhlns, !n tho present edition ot
Space forbds our making particular reterenes4
to the vnrtous cnses Of chrnnic diseases reached
by our SARsAPANILL1AN liEsoLvEST. lnralt4
and their friends nE5t consul It our writings L,
they wish to obtain M ideA Of the promise I'D
potency Of IL II. H. Remedies.
One Dollar per 6ottle. ,
, 1880-05-06

IN tho caiate Of Llxzio O'roolo Ct n!., minors,
tho guardianship u the cstato was Issued u
ThatM!s O"Iuulu, and his bntd for 81, 100 WIS nt,-
prtyMt.
III tho estate Of IAvI Clurk letters ot adluints-
traltiOIl Wegu fssiit.l tn Isaac II. Qnrdnor. The
estutD Ia valued ut about II ,Dln.
III tho cstAto Ut Ann Hays tho will WINS prOvcu.
, 1880-05-06
1JS1rED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
n,y,cNG.

JuruE D1opuETT- Criminal - Ta, un'tea
stuics vs.. u. i, Allen, verdict. Not guilty..
JunoC l,rd,n0Err- r-fsankr1,ptcy-hMk). ucofso
Il. Mnrtlit, tne tn close estate cxter'aca 10 NoS
1.-;lssl. Protection Ltfc-Ins,rauco Compony.
s.s'!s cxtea,o. May !. fssl.-l,M, Chicago Fife
Ncplt'ltc 1nsMrntieg Company. s1p of porsnuuj
prOpdrty confirmed, md nso sale Of reat estate
, 1880-05-06

THE CALL TO-nAN.
,1unnF DnUMM0Nn-1n chambers.
.1rp1E ntulN,ErI-In chambers. No moro
fury trials until May H.
ArrE,.t.ArE Cnutr-1lt, IT,. 113, III, LID. No
cnso on heRrlng.
JuroE GAny-No further call this week. No.
t,.tT, South Park Commissioners vs.. Dnnlovy, OH
.IriaH JAMEaoS-1i, II, H. 10. No cneo on
henrtnE
H!vc. No t,nsn on trial.
.IUsmE MuuAN--1si. III, ri. %@17 to ,:as, i1,-
cli,slvr. Nh. ::sssl Scliott va. CITY. nt, tr1n'.
.ir,N,E Tl,LEr-S and u. No. : oil lic1'rtns.
,ICiNE l}AitStIst-sl, -. ~. No. 10 on hearinE.
.jrnUE SM1rIt-Crimtnal Court-The Davls
frtu1
, 1880-05-06
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
rEN etIfTg.

NEW BUTTS.
lIUE-Frnncis II. Cooley VI. Wiih,'rF Storey,
n.s,,,npsit, ss.Uoo. TcMlcy l. Flower, attorneys.
t1GY-J. II, Tnyeon, Assignee, ~. Daniel
wrI,vcr, nss,lmpstt. $1,000. snno Nttor1lcys.
ol,p1:,ts, JUDGMENTS. AMI rEc1tEEs.
1t,mir pn,,MMoxr-Chuncery- -1lond w. Chi
cnuo & Illinois Cent raj 1.nIIrt,nd Compny order
M rrrpartNl.-sll, Singer ys. Ohs,' "rdcr ns pre-
parc,l. ,Iar,. ,s 1nw,ov.
m.,tlot 10 sct nsllo lovy rca estate continued
to May u. ,on f,.,,,r,o ~.
f,ssit. nldnytt OF I}nsAutt mud Heavier 10 etnhtl
us ntoentled answer aul nso s,lb. OH written
briefs.
, 1880-05-06
RADWAY'S
SarsaparillianResolVept,

rurc blood mnkcs snlntt flesh, =, .ono .,u
cicAr skin. II YOU would 1lnyo vr,r ao,h ahc ana
yotr bones sollt, without cnrirY fll vo:,a at,
LIAM li;SOLVENT. t"'nlAA[tr
Morris tribune., 1880-06-03
Elegant Extracts.

"WoRK.-The condition of health, the
law of progress, the primal duty in Eden
and the safeguard of every virtue in all
ages, is touched with grand nobility by
the spectacle of the carpenter of Nazareth
ldlencss in any rank, becomes doubly o
vice from the remembrance of such les.
on."-Ge:k;e
There is an lnsidious system of un.
belief naming itself Agnosticism. 1t
does not fatty deny God, it gently says, II
don't know" 1t is the outcome of the
positive philosophy of Comte. 1t says:
'Youbelieve in a personal God because you
want to believe in him." 'But you know
nothing except what you see, and hear,
and feel, and taste, and SMELL" But how
is the feeling by your hand, or the hearing
by your ear, or the seeing by your eye any
more fact than your love for your moth
er, or than your reverence of God? A man
knocks his foot against u stone, how does
he know that there is stone, and that il is
hard and heavy except by the pain in his
foot, and by his WEAKNESS in carrying the
stone? All the ascertained facts of science
rest on human consciousness
S.P.P.