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, 1880-03-27
TIE BANQUET.

WELCOME nF THE CIVIL ESNlNEEI1a' CLt1D.
Iii tfo evening Count tle Lpsseps wns the
spcciai guest OF the Civil Engineers Club ot
tho Northwest, who gavo him superb ban-
quct Mt the 0rantl Pacific. The Club n1so Ind
for it9 guests some of tho most prominent
gentlemen In tho city, including the Mayor
and several members OF the Chicago Conf
1ncrcial Club. Count do I4esseps retlclied tho
hotel with his siito about o'clock, md the
ensuing hatt-hour was given up to reccp..
tton held III tho hotel pariOrs. The Count
aid his suite were presented to tho members
Of tho Engineers Club and their guests, and
ltwas interesting to note tho inward strtiggle
caused by Soma Of tho gentlemen when
they undertook to brush up what may once
llnvo been Il moro iMtil,lnte acquaintance
with tho French language. At hnlf-past4
tho batiqueters marched to the lalles' Or
dinary, the guest of tito evening takMg tho
arm Of Gen. ". sooy Smith, President Of tic
Engineers Club.
. T1tE MAIN TAnLE
In the banquetftlg-llAll was plnccd nort1, and
south, with three others perpendicular to 1t,
MID, Of course, running enst and west Ten.
Smith occupied the seat Mt the ccltre Of the
main table, witt Count do Lesseps, Mr.. M
than Applcton, Mayor 1Iurrlsol, .cx-t;ov.
Bros:s, AIa}. Lylecker, mud tlen. GhutlniM OH
lis right, niNl T., $. Chesbruugl,, Mrssrurs
Dlonllc, G,lltay. !Couyrex, Dnliprtt, Flsclof,
tho Counts Htlltc,--Ehurus lItilruti,,, tho
Belgium Consul, and t:Gll. l. n. Stiles uli the
left. Seated ntt tho three remaining tllips
were tue lnc'1hYS Of tho two Clubs, tho list
, 1880-03-27

committed with the view Of preventing ,han,
IN the future. II was proper and necesssrx ssetn
III Tho Issuing Of illegal naturalization ,,a,aet
and that tho notion Of Commissioner ii1rns'
port, under the circumstances, was nctfsas'i.
justl1nble. Senator Mcdonald Obtrct4T y
pursuing such line OF inquiry; ali thcv bo' '9
Davenport did wrong at tie Inst oiectiono'
, 1880-03-27
NOT GlIILTY.

SrnrN0r1EIn, IT., March, aG.-In the San-
gsllI0n Circuit Court to-tluy the Jury, IN the
case uf Frank linlchett, William Watlaee,
si!d Frnnk 1lckci!zic, who llnve been ull trial
WlllEam Druts, ut Palmer, Christian County,
lust September, returned u verdict OF not
, 1880-03-27

MILWAUKEE, March M.-A. e. Trtst, a
liquor dealer Ut 0eoMt0 County, was exn,.l-
inetl Dcforn Commissioner 1'1oodgood to-day
I'll Il cllArge III selling Itqll0r to llalinl,s, and
was l,nld fur trial. The numerous r,lsts vf
ILLS kind befOrp the courts prove that tue
Government nsellls ARE 4tteriulneI to put
stun to the erlule
, 1880-03-27
AT SAND LAKE, MICH.

GlsANp HArlus, Mtcl,., March, GA spe-
c!al 10 the Gra,ll Rapids Etiyie says tl,at u
fire at Sand Luko this morning burned Il
dwelling, neat-,narkot, alil Justfco Office
owned by W. Cronkhite. Loss, about 500;
mo Insurance. Also, three sheds With about
1lailiey, and 4. V. Ct1ellney. I1oss, over
5000, With no Insurance. Also, tho Grand
lMpltls Il lnulann KatlrInd Depot alMi Its
contents. Loss, about Sl,an to $l,500; no
Insurance.
, 1880-03-27

NEw ORLEANS, 1farclt 20.-Farm hands In
st. Jol,,,'s rnrIsh have struck for 81 day.
rlioy had been receiving IS cents per day. Il
II stated TINT the, negroes threatened TO cut
the lcyees, burn thu houses, etc., but no ylo.
le,lCe las yet been reported.
, 1880-03-27

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 2J.-Lnst Noven1-
ber two men, Henry Hallway and Frank Stein
httber, were murdered III the Town Of Ward,
Todd County. Tho wife OF Railway had sc-
serted hin to live with john NtcItle, and tho
house Of Ntelde had been nysterIousIy burned.
Mfclde ald his brother Afichael were suspected
of the crime. John was arrested md taken
from Jail md hung by mob. Michael e:s-
chpel By being hurried ont OF the county.
Ills trial Inns been In prUKress tit Lu,,g l'rairio
since Tuesday. The evidunco is, complete,
though circuinstaMtfnl. The defense ,,nuur-
tn the Jury last night, a1,d vertIict Ut guilty
rendered, with sentence Of Imprisonment
, 1880-03-27
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

ST. LOUIS, March e0-Jacob Frey, MI old
nun of 20 years, cut his wlfe's thrnt about
noon today Mt their home, on Lam1 street,
II, the southern pnrt of tho city, then sey.
cred hts own wliulp1pc. Neither was dead
vt tho Inst account, but probably both will
die. Tho affair grow out OF II qlIurrel about
money.
, 1880-03-27
MINISTER f0srfR.

ST. Louis, No., March aa,-.rhe e1-Mtn'$
ter to Mexico. and nswly-appolntel Ministet.
70 Russia, j. W. Foster, and iis family passe1
through here tonight; the former ell rou!ts ~
to Washington; the latter to the'r hoAs u
, 1880-03-27

CINCINNATI, O., March GA special to
the Gtzette says: A murder was committed
"Wednesday night III Afason County, West
Virginia, sixteen miles south of Gulltopolis,
q. Jesse Arthur and William lsay lad q
quarrel about q young wotl,an nj n tlanee,
when Ray dared Arthur to shout lin. Arthur
tlld tho sal,re, and Ray shot twice, both bulls
taking effect, one III Artilur's heart u,sd tho
other III Ills lleud. Hay escaped arrest.
, 1880-03-27
OBITUARY.,


BURLINGTON. H., March a0.-'rhe Rev
Father Michael Kinselln, pastor Of St. Ia.
rick's Church, this city, died In this civ n. IN
tlay.. Father Ktnsclla has becl. 1,,stor of It
latrick's Church for tho past SIX years. fis
Ind been stationed herp twice before, jlaynvv
becn pastor OF ". 1'an!'s, Clinrcl! upwards u
ters' scitol in tis city, and nlso ut afus9r.ss. 9.s
ting. Father Kfnselln. WIS much rcs1wctri
by lotl, his lnrfshtoncrs Md tho public a I'm.
erally. Tic cause Of his tlenth was rtieuinn.
1lia, Tho funeral will take place oll TuesJav
llpxt
, 1880-03-27

DALLAS, Tcx., March 2U.-Tho stage from
Fnrt Concllo WIS stopped yesterday by two
armed men twenty luiles from Fort Worth,
mid tho passengers relieved Of the contents
Of their purses, which, luckily, were light.
, 1880-03-27
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
Location OF the United States N1lnts,

II the Editor Of 1Ht Chicago Tribune.
CftIuAaU, Ntnreh .I-WilI yull ppAse give a
render u your piper Information in tho follow
tny tuples: ~ How innHy nlid where situated
aru the United HtA!es mf,taY % jma our uDy.
crnt1ient over Issued nny gold c0l.s uf less ynus
than UIIo 10l[ArY lUNUlkA,JuR
ttl) at Philadelphia, Snn Francisco, Now Or
fenns. Carson City. "a For curlnstty sake quar-.
tcrs were onco coined, but not elruullted.]
, 1880-03-27

- V7t111@171tNuf ~
WuEEL1sa, w. Vn., Mnrch 20-Tlle music
store Of e. y. Lucas was badly damaged by
hre about midnight Danlage to building
81, 600, and to musical instruments md sheet
music, $500. The upper story WIN occupied
by DUar.ltng-lluusr, md the inmates ciIl,le
llear sul1ocat!Ng, solne being taken out III u
faititnX condition,
, 1880-03-27
SUICIDE,

Sptstdl DtspoteA to 7As Chicago Itthunst
FoRr WAYNE. lnd., Aarch al-At EMcrala'
O.. last n!ght Samuel MCGOWAN, unnlurfeas
suic1ded by shooting hlmseli through t1a
Aeart Cause unknVWn.
, 1880-03-27
GEN. HENRY pLEAsAyTs

TorrsvlLLE, pn.. Mnrc!l sy,-upn. lIcn,v
Pleasants, Ctlet Engineer OF the Pcnusyi.
vanla Railroad Company, atltl late ColoneI Of
tho F0rty-eig',tl, Pennsylvania No!u,,tecr.
died suddenly ut his residence tits luurnina'
, 1880-03-27

Gon. Stephen a. Hurlhut.
1'ha nj ,l,, VIVA nil Tint fho 1nout o,,Hfvnto1
NJ tasIe rs eoala ~ assife i for n, hour and moro
uccnny acc tielr nttnntnn a " Hn" 9UuEM H. 10 ,r ,y
GEN. ss1rl1
CALLED tia asse,rhIy In nr,lnr on,3 ,va,ooma5
thn s1nest o ~ IT,. ~ ~ ~; W" Weeosa
utess, ING delivery or which was frequently
Aleeiiuptetl "4tn Spl'uuso:
GENTLEMEN: We have met this evening to
crowned liulI nor military chluft,til iiut butu.r
than lsuy,.i prorogntives ks hls onsown,cnt Of n
toilcciual power and grandcr and moro beneii-
achievements In tho rtX ind Interests Of pcncc.
W. aru ull .noru or iess fatiitnr with tho dr.
acultins encountered In tho construction vt tho
Httoz tnnna. They Wcre political ia wull na
ltnanclnl anl nintertal. AppallUl ly thoul, luya
determined lnou hnl view1d tho construction ii
thas KrtMt work ns vnglio nud d'stnnt posaibIl-
tinrmnuzo tho political iutert,sta inytIlvt.i to
gHtflor the nealls necessary Tor tho ngc0uipsll-
1nent Of tho work through tho cotlli.
and 70 triumph ovur nll tho Iocal md ilaterfui
tnpedimeI,ta by tho uxercsks Or thNt cuIr,.W0
4f aa fnn,r,ns r r., osrxyh WITHOUT which no truly
The difficulties which liz in tho wpv nf tim
coust r.,rton Ut ship en- nil uut4,ss tAo American
froin .ersakiSx It Mp 10 TIC prsS,t esS !at1s tima
Hlllrlud. W. Mrt, Interested iluro tiucniv thmn
a.,y , other nMtian IN tho execution of ,hs
etat to slait tSat v,f VIZ agS S INK We t %on atS 70
Of pyury Kind IiectssMry 10 cMrry II thn,,"I -,
sslcsassil compilation. 4 tltte. IT tho Iaoney
W. hayo Invested II uur great rlilruael systeul u
1 oSe,. y sn,Il sharo uf its net earnings for i
,I a ot f IT. H. e$t IT, Ut ths srst cnn The
nylp W.ltl|I tiU IT, and other Gould ur VHnr
INC could supply sho tnoney required fro,n ther
, 1880-03-27

NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, Marcl a0,-'rhe ptanomaken'
strike Is virtually ended
, 1880-03-27
IN CHICAGO

IN CIIINlAtVs
Tho alarm from Box III at 6:55 yesterday
afternoon WIS caused by the burnlng-out OF
a chimney ut No. 800 Indiana avenue. No
damage,
, 1880-03-27

boarded ,frelght-tratn Just startling east
was separated from McNair BY tho pnssen-
gers before he could do any harm. Mrs. Nc
Whorter left OIL nm eastcr1,.honntl train this
morning, probably to rejofn her pAramour.
, 1880-03-27
AT GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

N34 O3*zA4H17 1F4k1 113k53 N1II1TTs
Special Dtspateh TO Thu Chicago Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Ailcl., March W-Mohl's
block was damaged by fire tonight to tic
amount OF 5000, which Is coyered by !nsur-
ance. 4. Ecklerl,an's loss on lils drug store
y 81 ,Oo3; fully Insured. Other occupants Of
tho building 8ustAtn s1nnll losses,
, 1880-03-27

FA1nF1ELD, Tex, Atgrch 20-Allan Towles
Was langetl hero today for tho murder of
his wife lust December,
, 1880-03-27
Banquet Given Him by the Civil
Engineers Club.
Welcoming Speeches by Gen. sooy
Smith and Mayor Harrison.
Tho Connt Explains Ills Reasons for
Fayoring tho Panama Route.
How the Natural Obstacles Arc to Be- Met
and Overcome.
4 Compliment for ths Rtporters-1hs rrogram for
To-Day.
DE JESSEPS,


DE LESSEpS,
,1a ,,,,,v,1 =. ru,o.,o
Count F"r,ina,,', ] do M 1,.sscn. ~ fin I,u,,,,er of
-, sa n slu. n. ae isGps' ~. . ,,. .o pe. a y.
Francisco, vim tho Northwestern lloilroad,
Mt $40 o,c]oct, Yesterday. AZ thu dcnot In
waa mat hv Nina I n i,nnt,tcaan tlo I,ssacna
air. and Mrs. Edward G. 1nngcricll a'nl Miss
luilEerlcl'. OF Philadelphia, who escorted Ills
wlfe to Chicago, and two or three Trcllcl,-
men. The trntfl arrived on time, md the
grey greetlne between ,e inc coant anu ms wlle
Quite crowd had collected to SEQ tho
famous engineer, an,l tho llearty kisses which
efoWa' WeEe Wi'tchca with gfcat envy ny Tue
hSsta''lers' liz I'ud with llim III his travels
daughter, years Of age, aud size, TOO, Mt
tiors tn u,n,,mnr IN ,vI1r,, a,,,, ,r,.,oto,i lar
a'uMts '.,l "s"li'et Ill ".ic, sMo t'ceHu. net
sao.,' ,' aso'h "'!nna , s'.e ~ naa oe npse't .oe
s nartv NJ sia, onn is nrvatc
tary. nm cx-o1liccr in tho French ,,avy. md nj,
rnetnrrr. A. Cn,vercnux NJ, nnvtpncr. oni
1"s.el ~ Sonst.enuA' W. e'ls'"seii "lN.
''"5 '.,'. o".p"t'' ''"'e4nh Eo"l"n'"io;
ar: :, ~ Nathan App!eton, OF nostoll, ana
lanying the De- Lesseps party as correspond
ellt ut tho ETtr'hdft. OF Vienna
After the foru,Ajties had been conc
throurh with n rc,resentnttvo of TuE
,ru,m7yE wns tntro,,ncrt IN n" rontlcmau
' ah'nosi. ~ ""s lnttoa%ce" ~ tno sehllelnai1'
gllsll well enough, but that i,o could not
speak y. Mo1ls. te !.esseps llas grcnt faith
II t1e ihal success of us Erent undertaking.
ilo cues NOT elaim 70 represent any Govern.
of my. lle col!les III tho Interest Ut pence,
1f commercial prnErGss, to consult with tito
business niell vi tle city touching
THE GREATEST ENTERPRISE Of MODERN
lIo PROPOSES now to construct n cnnn1 across
tic isthlnlls OF DnrIr,,. jIn ,larlnrcS tint
there nrt IN rr,Mtnt t,i,storirs r. H,,rIn,tter
, 1880-03-27

AT SOUTH BAY CITY, MICH.
sptstal Dtspatth to Ths Cateaeo 1ttbuns,
EAST SAGINAW, A[!cli. March GA
dwelling owned by 4. W. It'll, at South Bay
Clty, burned this morning. Loss. 50 TOO; In
Burel for Sa,b00. Other occupants ut tho
building loso $500, with 5000 Insurance,
, 1880-03-27

1uteG4a, l!l4 tuHHu " w 1nurleGll WlGkEc4
to tlle coi.st, tllo eal,al would OILY haye 10 bo
af tho seu, md six nietres below,
The greatest oyeltlnw Of tho river, rs
calculated by -Cul. Totten, was 400, OK, 900
cubic metres Ut water. AlMl this would vpry
seldom occur. At Cruces 1t was proposed to
NUil.D AN IitMEN6E DAN
to contain u,a oyartl0wLng water-a tlam
that lahod 900. 000, 900 cuble metres. Tl,o
c1Mntry wus go arrslngetl that it .was almost
formed q nntura! barritr Tor tie water
i was proposed to build tho DUN. The
.la.M at S!N, ,lO0. 0.Wo, wiiieh ho thought was
moro ttlan Il would reilly f,e. When In San
Fratclsco l!a had addressed tho Hoard ut
Tr.Hlb on this sub ]cct, alla had answered all
,;.u,l! ,;M.'Mtain l., iear Cruces wSult! be broken
build tho tanll., Uotng, frnn this l.otnt to-
wards tho l'Aeltio eoaRt, there would bu very
little. difficulty III dredging, and at the
raclltc It was c0nsllert1 fuasibla to
make calculations for y tidal basin. Ills
p, pwn ldca, h'1wevyr, was that the t!.ly would
bu mule available ln navigation. Ills firm
conytct!on was that thu cal!ll could tB built
MIncli luore easily and quickly tliaa tl,u Suez
caMAl had been. owing to tho great
er natural difficulties encountered In
Egypt ns well as thu lArdsh!ua to
he ,s saw sh What Chieaxo Ind doae ln eight ,years
more willing ~ estimate the tine It would
take to build the eunal ut tho same number Of
yeurs. III cOnclusiuii Count tle l4ssepY
A2Aln expressed ILLS pleasure at meeting 50
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AYlwx that = World vide and acquired IN
thr shurr space ~ fe~ wears, must have
true merit fOr ~ support. DIR fieree's Yam
~ NeiIrlnss have gslned such lame and the
fore IN orders Tor kls Golden Medical Dseov-
ery-the greatest bloot-purirer 81 the ser,
Tor his Pleasant PurEafiye Pellets little
sngar-c0srsd pills.. he fayorite Prescription
-x0m.n's best friend-and other remedies
t'~eam~ - great that branch Of the Norl .
pispenrnry las been established IN London,
England. for their rsnufacture. From this
depot they are shipf<d 20 every part Of Eu-
rnpe. and 70 the Fast Indiess China Japan
aud other countries Their sale IN both
North and south America Is perfectly enoF-
nsnus AMI 'ncr~ases yearly. Worlds Dis
r~nssry Nedicas Association. Proprietors,
Rnrslo. y. r.. and Great Russell Street
Buildings. Lonion. Eng.
ROYAL CES1RK. Cnss Co. Ind.
Feb. -. ls-s
Da- w. v. PIERrE.
Ter S.r--l take pleasure In writing my
fe, imnrar xith Oshers In regard 70 your valn-
ale medftin~- For long time have sui
fered from disease ~ the lungs and until
u-rl vour Discovery found nothing that DID
M any g-ossi Thanks 70 Il am relieved and
rccomneud Il 20 all Yours fr1ly'
MARY kESSEL
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CrLTrv&rEp grapes are divided into
two great classe>--the ct apes Of the old
world and the grapes u the new world
and these u families are disiinc. IN
fruit. foliage. growth and constitution
The beSl classification Of the varieties
of Eurcpeaa, or rs We call them. for
eign grapes. with which we are &C
quainfei. il that given by the Flortsf
and FsaoEc-gi0 Of England In this
plan there are shree sections, A. fol
lows. Grapes are known. firstly, BY
the flavor ef the fruit, -: l. sweet~ater
grapes, . muscar grapes; >, vlnou>
grapes Ssaconcly- by the color Of the
fruit. -. I. black or purple; ?. white,
yellow or green: red. tawny or rose
color-d- Thirdly. by the shape Of the
fruit, -: /. oval. ?, round This
makes. in al. eighteen groups, and By
combination any grape can be Described
We would. for instance. describe tbs
black Hamburg = al oval. black
sweetwaier grape. the gros Coleman =
. round. black. vinous grape--H0ri'
culr1rIG-
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BruoLp her q eleven. Her limbs un-
fe:ierrd By the long skirts Of conven-
tionx,isy. she runs, she romps, she slides
N the ice ponds, she rolls hoop she
climbs fences. she leaps, she kicks, she
rms rarcs and i A. ileet q foot A. the
boys. Her appetite j. good. her cheeks
rosy. and her movements unronsclo1sly
graceful. But all this must cease.
Behold her again a twenty. NJ
more does she run or jump or roll hoop.
run races or slide on the ice. II Is not
ssproper now nor ladylike, and she
conlin' 4 II she would. for she i fettered
by long skirts, tight shoes and tighter
siays- Her movement has no longer
the freedom and unconscious grace u
childhood, for now when ID. walk
abroad she walks 10 be looked At, which
now. in her estimation, i the main ob-
iect Of walking. She j already in deli
cate health, and has = doctor who
prcscribes expensive advice and pre-
scripfions for her. aud ascsibes her
complaints to any thing and every thing
but the real cause. That i simply the
lettering Of her body with fashionable
clothes Phs sically she j. now = pris-
oner- At eleven she was free The
doctor advises travel. but he doesn't adj
wise her 70 take off her fashionable
letters She wouldnt do - il NJ did.
and he wouldn't advise her il he knew
il would bring relief. for she would no
longer believe in doctor who would
make her dress like = guy; and being
dressed like a"guy is dressing differ
entity from the style prescribed BY =
Paris modiste. Dana never conld hunt
in IA trailing skirt. narrow tight high
heeIed CATERS, and = pinched. cor~eist
waist. but Diana with = belted tunic and
unfeftered limbs would be bounced Of
broadway by The nearest policeman
Dressing for health and freedom Of lins
and body is one thing, AMI dressing ~
fashion quite another A man cOuldn
endure the pinching and encGmbrance
peculiar 70 feminine attire for an hour
and a pretty spectacle he'd make rush
ing about in uchduring business hours
Yet the "weaker ~sx wear double u
encumbra0ces If tine so-called stronger
To = dress = a. AL after the style ne
up half q woman's Time and two-third
u her sirength.--N- y. Grapkic-
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Elizabeth Smith. formerly Of Del
phi. Ind. died recently At the age 81
ninety-four- She i spoken Of by the
.orrssal. Of tha; plsoe. a Of . proud
and arisiocratic family and was =
fchoo,nafe Of James Buchanan, aud.
had fortune favored. would have been
the lady ~ the White House The
Wedding clothes were prepared. the day
sef. and preparations made, when by
some csr-e never revealed the match
was broken By solemn pledge that
neither would ever marry - pledge
that Was sacredly kept
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We are s-Erx our rszdrr- viii thznk us for
calling thsir attention 10 the YER handsome
advertisement ~ the Excci-ioF NafluiA6ur-
irr- 81 n a. Louis. Me-. - Il wouii H. use
less for NJ 10 az ANY thinx IN favor 81 their
GRAND CHsRIER OAK asAklN1 Slow
The vrry name suggests ne thought ~ well
cooked meal. followed ~ easy diEssiipn-
vigorous health and desire q have. anil -
a. plenty - REAL wuEk- 20 ~1y u0shin< ~
xknppy ard cOntrnfed hcu-~hnld- kyuur
~ ysr DcaIrr 70 show ycu The latest patterns
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When cremation becomes fashion
able the New Orleans PinsEne looks
forward 60 the tirne when = man can
have ms ancestors put UP in cans and
shipped 70 any parf Of the world When
that bod time arrives We may ex-
pecs 10 receive such letters a. the fol-
lowing: .De2r E.-I have to-day
Forwarded to you pr express poor dear
Uncle John and Lutte Billy II you can
spare Aunt Jane and Cousin sarah !
should like 10 have them for awhile
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-Nof lar from this clFy there nSes >
colored man with = white wiz, who has
: five or six-year-old boy BY previous
marriage The boy was sent 10 school
the other day. and on being asked what
his name was said he hadn't got
none :. But you mrst have some
name. : m sisted the quesrioner. ..What
d. they rall you around homes" They
call me = genuine JackA<s." replied me
little fellos< with sincerity that showed
he spoke the truth The investigation
was prcup,ly abandoned. - BsdgIorf
fCf- } Stand1rd.
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Is<grrrKp frrn fhe columms 81 the J1-rrrrs-
cn~vs0. Nrw Hsren. Coma. The following
disbursement. .Grzfitnxir ~ character
strong. earnest aud imp<tnnus. !. daily IN
1890 80 ~ isfter. heinr arishcd up0n IA
III. Msrner 4 Co. for the imtrcsiuctboEf ~. and
The making - extensively knosn. their won-
cerful cures. named - Wsrners safe Eesae-
cIea~
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The Charter oak j. - near perfection as
NE ever exr4cf TO md stove Entirely
-aii-faefory. In short. perfect success a. .
r-t-<-fn-- ctl..klng stove.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-21

If you want good digestion.
II y0u want good health
II you want good baking.
III Won want the bet -tove,
IL You want the ehespe~t stove,
n y0u want good square meal.
Buy CHAETEK OAK STOVE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-21

THE EIkhlrt Buggy and Harness Maniac
ruriux company, Eskfart. Ind, ship buggies
sri harness s-vx here with privilege ~ exam
in.ng before .aying for. AMI pay All charges II
MT ssri~factnry Best hand made buggy i.ar-
re.s onk stick. 80 10 els. b~St team harness.
g.. rl4tf0rm -prin- wo-seatel wagons 80,
rhrce-sr.ring Wagons. SIS catalogue with
prizes sent Tree Address W. B. PRkTT, see'y-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-21

I-i~ saii that four million packages Of Fra
xer's Axle Grease were sold IA l,ss, AMI We
believe IL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-21

PrwP1-Es s~D HrMoRs O~ THE FAcE-ln
shi. nlition ~ the skin. the NEGETfsE Is
IN xreaf rerls.,lr. as IL acts d4rrctly upon the
carse II ciransrs and furlies the blopi,
thereby causing humors u AL kinds TO dis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-21
EScribalia pubhea D. Jose n. Salju n.

Ell Sr. JueZ de Ia Instancia de este Distri.
to prove en- 10 escritO presentado Dor el
Procurador u. Julian Baldorioty eli repre-
sentacion de IA socicdad mercantii que uira
en- esta plaza bajo la razon social de M.
SaiDz companla, sc ha servido en- auto de
diez slete del corriente mes declarar en-
estado d. quisora los expresados NJ Sainz
y compania enteudiendose esta declara. ion
de quiebra en- c4lieiad de por ahora sin per.
jucio y retrOtr4 yendo sus defectos al trefnta
y unO de maizo que es la fecha del balance
que como comprObante va uni 10 al escrito
presentadO Sc nOmbra comisario de estR
quebra ID. Geronimo Zervf deposit4rio
dc tOdaS as pertenencias de la misma Don
Avelino Eiizalde, disponiendose la ocupa-
cion de aquella5; Sc manda detener ocu-
par la correspondence que dicha sociedad
So dirija; que Sc publique en- la "Gaceta"
y lugares puhlicos de cOstumbre esta decla-
ratorla, fin de que nadie haga pagos nj
entrega lie efeCtos a los quebrado, sino al
DepOditario baJo las penas de no Quedar
descargados por virtud de dichos pagos
entrega de las Obligaciones que tengan pen.
dientes favor de la masa, previniendo ssi
nisno tOdas las personals en- cuyo puder
existan pertenenclas de La sociedad ouebra-
da que hlgan manifestation de elias Dor no.
tas que entregaran al ComIsarfo SO pena de
ser teni'i0s por ocultadores de bienes COM
plices en- la quiebra. para que lIegue 4
conocim. nto De todos libro ell presente en-
Puerto Rico diez y siete de abril de mil
Ochocientos ochenta.-V.' B.e-Aureliano
Medina. a.-Jose Maria Sapjuan.-Es copia,
SanJuan. Is