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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
financial.


4 LAWYER gong abroad OF business wiz
~ undertake. othe, business- c. B NJ P o. Box 4s4.
Ii. VINO are .n1.rs,iet IN rlliroai business
- and miea GO statistics s'ogd Eet u iE y p AL
Ma Tor 1850 now rat. 2Iice - e:Iss oy nat
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS Will want 10
ID get ne Tribune Almanac for 1sS Syss Iae gga ags
NENTRAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
~ STOCK
AMERICAN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Is. srASr6SS, . Nassaus-
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON ant QUINCY
y lYcar sutiag Fund percent Mortgage Beads issued
Gpi ana ociooeT. Principal duc l9ls For sale By
CHICAGO, St Pau. MInneapOlis and Omaha,
,Sa,'. bonds -toc. - seT1p odd o. also misc aheOus
aaa investment. securities. bought and s4id y ,,,
'A'' -" B.old-st Sad 4 waist
COTTON MILL STOCKS OF assured value,
Y and psying quarterly or sem Annna oiylnends For
showing slali Of ce,Ion NIL loated Ma-sa.
1eea o., -5 yS ne ,soase i,i 4 mast Wears and
prcson standing Of corporation nard Is rs can be
h1d a once. 20
Cotton aI IL g E I my Nm : socks aSs
lS2 PeGrtst, near waist.
EIRST LAND GRANT MORrG AGE OF I HE
L Kansas Pacific RAILwAT CoGPANY. - The
hoasr OF Graas o,sce oaiS OF The late
noiiaea present to sane 20 = - CALI 80 -
Pr III he ~
frGsrs IN 1as cnss date, slorsree 1879 have
as "a aatS a s ne vita Tests re- i ason 1"s sas
trusts applicable thereto sal m9rfgaSc pecihed In
ts-rsi ceases anu after ny 49, lS51. =,
nc SELL SAGE
trustees a. aforesaid
GAS STOCKS.
IN sew York and Brooklyn stocks and also all kinds
Of BrooElvn esla.cn. srriItss 49, IMP, 20 ~
10 BRoA Do b.. RNb - ExcAAhGk-PLAcE
Gas SHOCKS 4 Cry r. z. Stocks and Bonds
EWYNNE & DAY. 45 Wall-st-, New-YOrk
Brokefage BasIns.s Rail gay shares. Bonds &C. &c
NOTICF.-Wbereas stockholders ownIng more
PnciFIc TXILROkD CON ANY have day applied IN
w-ing ths presdens o. said comp ny 20
purpose srHisning BY vote 81 tls s as
sent sor dssen Ron ts a. nc o. o. S 80. = az
A. inc Railway and l-eErsph onisAAs OF
= NJ more hau fwot pIrrs he CniOu
Pacific Railroad Company has been gwen 20 sAa AZ eies .,
meeting OF line ers caen, thai such assent be
recorded vote 0l the siockhndsrA u meet
ing Of Inc cgpsn5 " 20 hs ali sSssarlon l. sidney Oh
lon presdent OF the sad Union P~c Nc oai Cohp<ly 10
ING az The holders Of 10 DC held At the ONCE
OF the Union Paclac airoad conp1ny ~ 'no Ssa
The hsars o. IL O'Clock and o'cioek of said
for purpose of by vote on tns saa
and Cossoiai.oa dated January ~ 1850 copy OF which
has been any MED Win the 80 ~ sea an ~ SUI @
| ohee. IS Broadway, Eev. ORR ~, - ,aao
Given my hand this 'Ie 1Sy o. NAY A. LEU
| President Of the Union Pscino Railroad Company.
| HKsHI MCFARLAND secresa.yi .w,n s,,..a, .,., a.,
consolidation ne parPose Oh tns ptopesad nesung
mere NAT assent take The iofn If recorded vsse
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Business Chances.

4 LITERARY PARTNER wanted with some
L. means fame AMI fortune NAV be won. Address
AUTHOR, City Point. Brevara County. Florida
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Dlpioen0 Notlres.

OFFICE on rgg I4ssE ssunsscg coxrAsr OF Nzwf OK
A sEMf-ANNUAL DIVIDEND f FIVE
~ Pr cESr on the capital stock Of this company Is pay
-''' WIN. r. MAcDIAE=Ig.
seTeisry.
IRVING INSURANCE COMPANY. No. ISL
q, pen ckSr has 0soH decarsa Sa,aO,s o. d.%ans
New-Yox- July 3 1880 seerslsry.
NOTICE. " Louisville and Nashville Rail-
~ company deciar a this annual esvtdepd
on 1 and af i Tie "a u ss&t % soes
regsered ~ York wiz be ai9 at he ses q ,hs com
closed from he list Of JULY % the On AZ I-L both
"- Se% @SS'S.J July 7. 1850 - - =
PHESIx ISsCaAzcE coEP1STl
BEoOKLYs, July y l.-O.
STOCKHOLDERS are IEhea Of the pav.
- ment OF annu.l diyifendo FIVE t5l PR cES1
on demand at It's New-YOrk ONCE Tie,n ggign gsss
Vice. President sHd secretary.
OREGON RAILWAY AID NAVIGATION COMPANY
- S 1sve1cSs July IS. 1880. (
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have de-
Il clared quarterly dividend Of TWO 81 PER CENT,
payable q ss ON Q. NE sa yor az sss
80 ''''' '''' '4'' ~ - ' HORACE WHITE
Treasurer
OFFICE GoSTs 1 SI Is,ERASeE COL
NEwYoEK. Jniy s. 1870 !
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF this Com.
ny sfye nj DAY ee s c Is %eca &
the cOmpany and upon the amount Of s guarantee snr
the provisions ~ the Act Lesiau th- II
New York. April IS 1874 entted An Act - provide
security against c0nnagrstions and Tor the
creation safety Fire Insurance Companies
able demand. Also s. RIP DIVIDEND OF SIXTY
PER CENT 10 DarteDatng pulley holders deayefaoe 90
-'" ~'''' -'''' 'V''"''' Cirrus PECK. secretary.
OFFIcz oF TEX IsPoRTERs AID TKADERs Iva COL
No. lSz sgoADsAY 80, Z
THE Board OF Directors of this company
have day declared semi annual dividend OF FIVE
o. PER CENT payable on THURSDAY. the -th iast
DANIEL A. SMITH, secTeiary
spring ncld. May 81 1880.
THE INTEREST On ILLINOIS STATE
BONDS due The nrst Monday Of Jgy 1851 VIII BE- eald
NswYork City the jtn 20 the 2lth Of Jus 1881 nciG
sive. JOHN Z. SMITH sinte Ire2suier
NKw YORK July ?. $500
I'HE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY this day declared ueir regular
payable Juv l. at The Agency Of the Nevada Bank No. 81
Trans books VIII close on the open
l3thinstant. II. X. COOK Wee PFesldent
ITO HOLDERS of OHIO STATE STOCKS
Il NoUce hereby given that the interest due July 4,
1850 The funded debt OF me stare OF Ohio VIII ~ pad az
from the the 6tb proAm ana thereafter a. cur ocs
The transfer books will the 10Th Instant Do
JOHN ?. oGLEvEE, Auditor Of stata
MILTON BARN Es-, SECRETARY 81 Stale,
GEORGE X. NASH AftSrnrv- General,
Commissioners Of SINKING Fund Of OhIo.
Columbus, Ohio. June - 1850.
ST LOUIS. ALroS AND rERRE HAUTZ RAILROAD Co,
ITO THE HOLDERS OF SECOND MORT-
gage Income Bonds OF the 1t. LOUIS Aon ami ierre
Haute Railroad Company:
Coupons ibovenamed bonds due Nav !. 1879 AID
November J. 1879 viii be pgd az The COmFaags ONCE Va
30 NaLst, and alter " wednesday. J. d int
W. BAYAkD CUTTING President
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OFFICE or LAMAR INSURANCE CoNPAsY NEW oRK.
No. Isf BEOADwAE. NEw. TOaK- July Is, --Dl
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND FIVE
~ Pr CENT the capita stock Of this pay
VIM r. MACDIAH-ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

i1e Dub Treasury to-day gained S456, 597 on bal
s soee' made up by gains of Sll5,339 currency and
Fsi'zoe coin. This makes the total gam since last
aat sl.ol 29s. Money on call remains easy, and
sns ssoih,on rate IL 2l2 per cent, with abundant
TSspy. Inc domestic exchanges on New-Y0ra al
IL places named are quoted IA follows savannah.
NM premium Charleston, ID discount al pre-
" w premium; st. LouIs-Ch and boston. eacn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

Of city bank stocks only seven shares OF Com
" car, sold at 40. Annexed are the bidding
~ Ia ,st;nr prices at the first call y:
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OFFICE CONTINENTAL ISsURAScE Co, ,
No. iOD BROADWAY.
Cirrus PECK. Secretary.

OFFICE OF TEX IsPoRTERs' rKADEEs' Iva COL
No. l9z BRoADSAY,
lORg JAY o. $780, '
THE Board OF Directors of this company
have this day declared a q vidend OF FIVE
(5j PER CENT payable on Thursday. the 9Th iasL
A. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

ST LOUIS. ALTON AND rERRE HAUTE RAILROAD co,
NO 90 WALLsr. y. y q, july =, l--0 y
ITO THE HOLDERS OF SECOND MORT
gage Income Bonds OF the 1t. LOUIS Aon ami ierre
Haute Railroad Company:
Coupons Of bonds due Nav !. 1879 asd
1879, win be paid al The COmPaaFs olce Ma
30 " aLst, on and "Wednesday. u ID Inst
W.. BATAkD CUTTING President
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OreGu 5Ieumers.
4 NCHOR LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.

A NCHOR LINE u. $. MAIL STEAMERS.
n NEW.YOkk AM GLASGOW
Prom No North RIVER. New forA
Ethiopia July 49,. DerOni. ny 81 o. m
Clrca.sis - NJ Ca f0Fnia-.----A ug. T. O. ~
These STEAMERS carry cltJle, sheep or PEA
lCket. az r-iliclu rAt3L
Sec nj cabin. $40. st-erage. -
NEN-YDEk To LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier No AZ. North River foot u Chsries-sL
sElysIa July Victoria GW - a. m
steamers marked IusT do not carry passengers
CahIns $50 S65. tickets reduced rste&
HENILIs-yN BltlIl ~ Agents. 1 nDY-lnE -lreen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAFRt-
Pier Of Conn., No ~ orth River f1ot of No Da
Travellers BY this kne avoid bUn transit oy hngisn RAJ
asd the dlsoOmi0rts OF crossing the Channel IN snh
boaI.
FRANCE. Truds "Wednesday July q p M.
CANADA. " edner'iav uis - ~ D. m
LABkADOt, aangItr " ell AuR A. p NJ
Cheeks Drawn credit LY0Baa Of Paris IA aaounts 10 SIL
LOUIS DE BEBlAN. Agent 80. . BowlnR 0rren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

IRVING INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 157
Il Brosslway.-A sEMIASSUAL DIVIDEND % FOUR
"a PER CENT has DeoH declared Eayabie on demand
w. A MAO M Al.
July 3 1880. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

Bid. ASKED
Fl & G y % per. 81 35
Inter "a u c r-...- 81 90
Jcf X x Isl IN Ia ITO
~ "a sri LIST IN - 100
warren X silrOad 100 =
Warren X "a M - - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

An CIV York and Brooklyn stocks and also all kinds
n BruGElvu in eslilclt srrutisits os.il ln ol
" s.Ilks.s Il. PGENTISS,
H.. - EALAAAGk-PL
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HOLE

Comparative exports OF flour, wheat ana corn
from the principal Atlantic ports Tor weeks ending
July 10. and from January l. 1879 and 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

OREGON RAILWAY AID JShAAIt
NEw-YoKk. July IS. 1880
THE BOARD OF D.RECl0R have de-
Il clared q quarterly dividend OF TWO 81 PER CENT,
payable ,. Al ON OF the Farmers l. an and
TrsI 20 Exchsn place. New YORK ms trans
HORACE WHITE
Treasurer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-09

MIR. ELIOT. the School Superintend-
ent Of Boston. complains IN his last re-
port OF the bad effects of the cram
ming Of pupils, of which Prof Huxley
once said that il made conceited young
people and foolish old ones A less
patent but hardly less grievous mis-
take which Is commonly made In our
public schools is the thoughtless way
in which young girls are directed 10
..speak up during recitation. whereby
II comes TO pass that their vocal or
gans are strained and their voices made
high and shrill instead Of sweet and
low rs the wind Of the Westerly sea
when northeasters are not on the ram
page Everybody has noticed the prev
alence Of a disagreeable shrillness IN
the voices Of American women. and
though the Psychologists attribute the
tendency TO the influences Of our CHI
mate. tits undoubtedly aggravated by
the unnatural tension Of the vocal or
rans of children nj school, Attention
has Of late been called to the alarming
prevalence Of shortsightedness in Germa-
nv. andoculists who have reported upon
il say that il is caused by the siraining
Of the eyes Of young children and
Youths in study. To remedy the defect
they have proposed not only the short
enincy and division Of study hours, but
the taking Of special pains to secure
proper disposition Of pupils in refer
encs I'd the direction from which light
falls upon their books. Myopia is not
the peculiar danger Of American chill
dran ~ II l. with the Germans: il is the
quality Of the larynx. and not q the
eve. that Is most imperiled. and IN
building our schools care should be
taken that their acoustic arrangement
shall be such as TO require the least
possible elevation Of the pupils voices
n u World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-09

LUXURY i = very ambiguous term,
and Is so much athing Of circumstances
IL changes it, hue in every different
aspect. In Ireland the nccompani-
rnenf Of salt 10 potato i luxury
Amonr the Cossacks. clean shirt -
more than a luxury-it i an cilemi-
macy. ..If were rich." said farmer
boy, II would eat fat pudding, and
ride all day on gate" and small -
his imaginative powers may appear
the luxuries Of many Of the great are
not less strange or monotonous- Dfog-
enes. who prided himself on cutting his
coat according 10 his cloth. placed his
Injuries in ..idleness and sunshine"
Alexander, who had something else 70
do with his time. probably thought this
basking in the sun very luxurious ex-
travagance. Henry W., Of France. had
but one coach for himself and his
Queen: whereas in our happier days no
reputable couple can dispense with
barouche. a cab, and IL they be at
their ease, they must add pony phae-
ton.
There Is one point on which modern
caprice has passed the bounds Of en-
lOymtnL, Anu tuAt - III titr ILL 49, -
superfiuities. which Of late years, have
become necessaries in weil-furnished
house. We, most Of US. remember the
time when one table. a pier-glass
small detachment OF chairs. with two
armed eorporals to command them. and
the curtains pulled up and down with
cord. made a decent display IN the best
apartment
Now, library table that might dine
dozen Of guests. with an inkstand -
large rs pastry-cook's twelfth cake.
are lust and lawful. An ornamental
escritoire, orrnolu clocks. Chinese beak-
ers. porcelain figures. yases, flower
pots. stuffed birds. screens, albums,
prints. caricatures. novels, souvenirs
and folios must be allowed to the re-
tinement Of the times. Torsos, antique
ties and statues are justified in usurpiDg
the elbow-room Of living men and
women.
The general charm Of knick-knacks
Il unreasonable. and works Of art AZ.
ford amusement Of the highest order
but when the inconvenience exceeds
the utility, then the so-called luxury
becomes oppressive--Bock HahoM
Name
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-09

and cut down the wages Of nearly all
my hands," etc., etc.
Moving to the shop. In the rain.
Mandy caught hard cold. which hung
on an spring. and, finally, from wantof
proper care and nourishment. she died
and another grave was made among the
forgotten.
Summer passed. frost came. apd one
afternoon Solomon sat in the frolt door
of the shop-store now. for Jim did
send the cigars, and these constituted
the entire stock. The express stopped
-an unusual thing at Hardscrabble-
and man. having sickly, sallow look.
got of and made his way up 70 Solo
mons door.
.Jimr'
"The same. Sol"
"Well, You don't look the same"
"Been having the yellow fever ex-
claimed Jim. You know how IL has
been down there with Us this summer. !"
"Why didn't you come NORTH"
"Didn't have the money. Hard
times and big expenses broke me up.
The Towards got me through ticket,
or l would not be here now .
where's your wife and children
Dead" answered Jim, sadly
"buried 'em all in one week"
Here we leave the Sluggard and the
Great Waster. The cigar-shop Is Z
lounging place for oilers. where vastly
more talk and trivial controversy tran
spire each day than business Solo
mon, slovenly clad, hair uncombed
half the buttons gone from his clothes
shoes run down at the heel. and minus
strings, folds his hands and slumbers
while his customers help themselves Z
cigars, and are supposed to drop tn
money in box beside them on the ols
workbench. which serves for counter
Vow and then Uncle Zade drops in, an'
his kindly advice is always this:
Now. Solomon. don't make an.
more debts; live honest. Work j. ID
best investment yet. Get something
do. and try TO lay up some money
Work i no disgrace, except when bad
. ly done. ---Dcbbic Dunbar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-09


Tury SAT In a dusky corner
Turning the leaves ~ book
Ger each picture fair.
or legend there.
lending WIN eager look.
she was modest maiden,
And ne was D tmin youin.
And the volume tary view
I,reiher-gno~~ Two
n 4 bill ~ fictiur, forsOoth-
Aud there wasn't as pretty picture
Ia nli the ioox. IN engage.
As the onc that leaned
Ny shr twilight screened
Well Ser the printed page:
his sscsses with hers 40 blending
Thry turned foa lighter ~hsdc.
While the cheek ~ the youth
Was in very truth
~ r,d a. the cncck OF the maid
The shadows hogan % deepen.
The printed pare was a blur.
lct ~ d.i not close
The book. ncr propose
A change ~ employment % her.
Brf rs In their "a xcr reading
Their haslcS together haa met,
IN lie aanc warm clasp.
None than friendly grasp.
Tncy fingered, and fingered yet
Nor needed they for moment
In each others face 20 look.
For The secret guessed
Was a. Uncc confessed.
And each heart was an open book.
--J,aelhiAs Hdani, in ~ Y. f.sigcr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-09
"a Little More Grape, Captain Bragg

- w. rr,o~,,rs
oeneA' ~ ~. -" III ..,,
. NOES anu Nuei'.s sN.s wy .s 80 III
ing iniol i,i'l'lol q ~ 'Ae 80
oi.rIuo'ou pniaSe. 49,,
Inc nemspapols =. Ia .'.aae 49, y,
al hnow 'nas ~" sP@ 80 ~ r'-,
iaul,) IeIa'su ~. ..,' ' - ~ v;s,a.
maj ~, a. slo 49,. :.
80 - NV. me- h."f's I:s So, ceSr.l
me Wiz :, 'n.s '.,.a ! a.o .;rai,, shar,
, n.as f Ha,,h ha,,ie I'M ths exnres-
.;llie 80. eno v rsaJ A. H. rs.l ;nc;-
snn 49, ~ - - $3.50 ;,tarast ., his
uen' ,lias - 7; canarsi pr.src "a
,a.e aas' s''0 !" - $3.50 -
ia,eu ~, ~ -. s,naant ~ - IN
- io0 :. ha- d;arar
MooiIc, ia o.. r..,a;,a Re-.
wnlcn uenelal Nas - -
a.'enueu = $3.50 - 49, s;,.;,e- 49,.
lne evening ssn .i," $50 - III
. e,,: olnv.' Ina 80, w;,h w;rs. "a
mning me la''e. &C ra..a;a Pace =
n nl''o MOI s.aP soj and than ga
Dc s.A ,'r.r go ~, - Lnow ,hat that
may su' P',ss 4. 80 q !, W. w .,,s
eApi1ss99n 1911 ~" ~. M. ,,a,s s .hro,,cho,,.
surprised. ioi 80 s"e PaIs. a,sd
tne opun'ly 49, P'I u .' ~ J.'
We ashsu al ~, eA na;5sn,s - tba hs,tle
~ .. .,'.a ~ an. !, ~ Continued III
at a. .n,s ,ha. The enemy were nrepar-
u.s. 81 49, ~, ~ ,a.,ar,. i, sucb Over
III - .na .,,, IN ,hst feared II
wne .,l - na.r snJ " ordered i
woulu " oaP. rra:,. 49, 80.
yi. rhe - ~, co,ns,.naad !,
lAcu'enan. i a,r ,, ~ny ~ w. J,
sec'lon, a.sara 60 act;on ~ mx,
guns anu Piep pa ,,,,raase ~ renl;aJ
asain I'M sa 'n .,,a;n gst IN har :
80 80 ~; ~ ,,,a~ and save the dav-' The
1eLY mo PM ana 800 ~ s,,,'L ma !,
1lsansas' = ~ NH r' nni;nhsrad III ~
once, anu ~ ~ M uaP were advanc;ng
lnls time ~ ss ~ :, 49, shar. ranrs.
anu w oPs y ~ -. a;schar.. Nv vas m,r.
me enec. = 80 -. a,, a III, h.cl sha+.
uerous' anu h snI III n,omanf
.ete aa ~. Anu ra Dsv h.d barJlx died away
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-09

DIR. STEPHAN. the chief Of the Ger
man Postal and Telegraph Department.
cave novel ball in Vienna lately All
The servants were dressed in the cos
tune q positions. In the course Of
the festivities . post-wagon, fully
equipped, with harness and driver, was
driven into the dancing saloon. The
quests danced around telegraph-pole
adorned with many-colored ribbons.
Envelopes containing bon-bcns were
distributed among them from letter.
boxes exactly like those upon the Der
lin street-corncrs. Werner Siemens,
the inventor. who Is called the German
Edison. provided for the occasion .
novel electrical lighthouse The dan
Gers we're given keys to the door Of the
towers some Of which had the magic
quality Of causing the lamp to send
forth a brilliant fame The couples
possessing the right keys waltzed In the
glow q the sudden illumination. but
those who could not made the tower
respond were obliged 70 retire from the
floor amid the amusement Of the specta-
tors. AT one o'clock fanfare o.
positions horns gave the signal for
suppeE-N Y. Tribune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-09

AN eccentricity Of the late Mrs.
Gales, Of Washington. Is recalled ~
the story Of the London beauty who had
AZ her coins secured before putting
them into her purse. II Mrs. CAKES
dropped her handkerchief on the ficor
she would not use Il again until y nau
been washed. Immediately on return
ING home after . walk or drive, she
wopld change every article q nee
clothing for fresh garments
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-09

A TRAIN Of new-style bars for track
men has been turned out Of the Verona
shops Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad.
1t comprises an Office car, kitchen car.
storeholse car and two sleeping cars
The Office car il divided into three
apartments, the Office. bed room and q
small dining room for the sole use Of the
conductor 81 the train and boss track
man. The kitchen carts fully equipped
with cooking utensils. The dining car
Il provided with all the furniture 81 4
modern dining room. The sleeping
coaches look coy, having dozen large
wooden berths. The outside Of the cal
Il painted red, the cars resembling ca-
booses, hut are larger.
The Benton weekly record., 1880-01-23
1880.
EsARPER7S WEEKLY.
HE4LTTSHvHgATEEs

This periediealhas always. By It's able and schol-
ary discussions the questions Of the day, as well
as by byitsillustrations-who are prepared by the
estartists-eNerteda most powerful and beneficial
influence upon the public mind
The weightofits influence viii always be found
on the side morality, enlightenment and refine
ment.
The Benton weekly record., 1880-01-23
- > 'l7l7@717-'l777l77l9
sH'lae asis,,.

Few plants throw greater light on The
early milgsrations of mankind than tile fig.
HanburF, the most accurate Of writers o.
the history ofplants, falls into the startling
errofofsfatfng that the fig was not known
in Greece and the Archipelago and tile
neighboring coasts Of Asia sMIinor during
Homerie age, though il Was very com
mon ~ latter times, tlie fatt being tl1at
both Wild fly, eliilessss tile great Wild tfg-
tFee ils;sr the sources Of the seamandaI
and the cultivated, snlSee are mentioned
o5 faomer. q e1e. Bat the iisg i q native Of
haghan l4'I#t M and me valleys about kandahar,
and probably spread westward and south
wesfSvsid with the earliest migrations Of
mankind along The southern slopes Ut the
Hindu fStlsh and G'aueastts into all the
countries of the Mediterranean rhe. stoig
ofAfIilln and ENtlxsls probably carried
along; syitsss55iit into 4 sssyii;i.
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Lincoln ON am Auactfora Rs1ocls.

Il e. vi II 4BJ
The following story about President
Lineolnis certainly characteristic: Soon
after he Wentto Washington he attended
the Foundry Church, occupying sent
within the altar while Bishop Simpson
preached a missionary sermon. After the
collection was taken .at the close. Of the ser
mon, and ~ The congregation was about II
bt dismissed, al irrepressihle brother arose
md proposed to be one pfa given number
10 raise 500 to make President Lincoln d
life director oftfle missionary society. The
proposition was put. and Brothers ". b.
and e responded glibly.
But the Inevitable pause finally came.
Part Of the money aszls wanting. Wien
the bishop announced, who vill tasc
the b lfaePs :, tllespfj1ss became slielflF
ostpsfsi'sA i'ael sfia lisig9 E,tel a E.iiias,lis
WIS seeEa " r;ss.5!s iioE:g boHv l,n. W5ss NJ
TENDED i5aplorIHgll.sHn liz s4ill, Bishop
this " tie tirat ti5ne | l,:iYe e4el been
placed upon an auction block Please let
me pay tiic balance myself and take ne
{lpSyu -
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