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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-07


As will have hccn seen from the fore
caS' ~ december. anticipate that New
ears callers will have heavy sleighing
This wear from Montreal 10 Washington,
y. C.. and That cold snap during the
first quarter of this month will preserve
~ for Tint period. | expect bIockndes Of
snow IN The United States ahnn; The 9TH
and 9Th ~ sIAnnary. ana rainy DAYS du-
ring the month win hccxcccdinoly few.
Tue secoha quarter viii open with heavy
snow-ialls aud terminate III "A cold snap.
The 'njddc of The month will bring
snow-fuls. which will terminate iii
milder weather toward the end Of the
third quarter. This Ihaw. which will be
interrupted by hrist cold snel. will
exio:ln from about the 18th Of the month
info February.
The record Of Till. month will show 10
will have been severe one aud the
general condition Of the weather will
probably remind " III some of what are
called real Ola fashioned winters
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-07

Mr. Frank Mycr ina hero Christmas
incoming. Tle deceased was born ia
|Hanovrr Germany. October 6.h. 1910.
and was ia his forty first year AZ tie
tiiAc ofl;s death. lc died otniccratjon
oi ihc stomach. NE Ind hesn III decin-
ing health for good while. He moved
here from Iaysyillc. Dubois County. i'll
1878. 10 open u saddlcr's shop. He was
nrcr-sfi,l III business. and had accnmn-
ia'cd some means. liz was lutheran
~ religion nnd Iis remains were taken
Monday morniug. 70 IIaNAvillc Tor inter-
meMs. The deceased wa an upright.
ucIl-mcnninr man. md wns
one of lie best citizens ~ Shoals: his
death lila heavy loSa 10 this community,
md II universally REGRETTED. he IL
mournel hv = wife and four children yet
M tender aec shoals leasld.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-07

New York Observer: From the data
NJ hand we may safely say that the Irish
population u not tar from SuVuDu. Tho
German population npproNimatcs 100.
GOO. r'sre nIe only two IN three cities
in Germany whose population exceeds
This. 50 TINT wr may snv thnt New
York il ihe thirl or fourth German cry
In tho world. This ely has moro Irish
than Belfast. and has live times As many
Jews ns The whole a,id of Palestine.
fiIiy languages and slia'ecis afs spoken
in our streets.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-07

1n,s roirnn, hv knfrps N M proprietor IN i'e No.
pff tv property M le teacher f rNluls cnffN fUf
tNphfatlfno. tisfAft|sn NJ any matter M rersff IN
lhs rNfi'e FheuIs rhfh n.Ar efi<4 Every itNlhe.r
sehne rsfanf rifld Nf ,etsailon N tir rniy AZ
s.sths*.f fA4nsstef Y nH IN ffinln'fr ~. rssuran
.sitto ~ sMkEAky lstrsa. AhixAA
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r,r sou IRE. ~ lines oi' less. Ncek. 81 OO
E,en subsequent Insertion. s9 eis.
Longer adveFtiHcmentNn fhc same raic,
FRICTION over even square or squares,
conntel ~ asguarc. These are ihe terms
for transient advcrIi~ rueiliS;a REASONS
M Aclnction viii bc made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notice. 81 appontmcnt of admin's-
traitors aud legal notices AZ like character
10 be paid IN advance.
A~Nor~ciNq cANnrn,rrs.
For Township Officers. each sl.oo
var conntv I" 2.5O
For District. Circuit. or State, 300
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al The last term ofl lhc Eoard 81 Conn
|missioncrs tNcnty-two claims of ono
dollars each. With interest from
1868 10 the present ,liir. were filed hy
soldiers fnr The bounty otIclrd ~ that
time by INC Hoard TO thosc who enlisted
under the cAil iIan pending for vo!un-
icers. l'his i'rm a,ls'ed ~ ne expenses
.of the county would raise The tax lew
|fomt ~haf. -- raoli Sews.
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riurIe subscription, fnriiny Nos., : 4 ~
For u months, : W
, 1881-11-06
ETHICAL TEACHING.


Lecture by Dr. Thomas Iseforc the
philo,ouh1co1 Society.
The ph{,osnrbic,, socfe,v = hnd y very n,eaeaut
and instructive meeting Inst evening III fa,r-
bank Hull. the President, j. W. Elst, III the chu1r
Thp lecture of the evening WAS BY the Kcy. II.
~ ~ ,r,s"..:, ,.~.a ',.;,t, s,,,., 1;s~
scaootS- LIT. 1uotn"s oesan WIN suot u.1
QUESTION on ethics and ethical cnltufe, WHICH
be nl,liuta aurd Yus as important to civilization
NC tho r,,ttur,of arr or tho sciences. The first
...:..S 49,. o,.,.., .nr,,rod tta or1,,;n boct ~,
"iNcts Va e|e7 A~-N .. t,', =,
the Bible, or farther still 10 Gou. 1hls
introduced the question of the BIZ
b,e in the uIbIic schools. The lecturer
. .no,,,,nt r. nr,h,hl,. ihnt there vuuld
la ss,,,er nr lafrr Il r,,n cfiun in this matter
Shich " 1nitrht he tnuteriniiy ajdci. II not
h.s1nred IL a e0,nf,inrl and irt1it.fo,,s notion
t"v,1ris r4,;,c;nr ,ta fsIie II, u1uli,Ied form
-; ,hn ,n,f,ic s,h,,n1S 4 rnn,n,fftn rrnr, afI fhe
'.;,v .ht,rchrs might be- upnoiutcd to carry ou.
-. =. + c...rot %t,nt ~,
, 1881-11-06

the pnrlcnt nourfshulent, strength, and comfort
n1,a i ios;cal cnnsttinence. .nervfasncss ccssys
tent, :,tstrlc. md typhoid fever: :Kumyss IS rho
best diet 1t satisc3thirst ulid hunger ahd alays
tho fever. kntllyss hts cs,t,sldcr1.{iy tic ud-
vantage over drugs, in that it never ean tlo
hnf1i- III dose hi Irritable stomach with drugs
is AN absurslfty which no intcliircl,. physician
attempts III this iay.: But not only In extrenc
clses should kuMyss be rcsnrtGh to: 1t should be
tho chief remedy for weak stomach un,lcr all
circumstances. The tyspepttc pr,.ir'-worker
with few ::l;ssscs Of kuinyssa day will improve
bc less nervous, lnnrr vigorous, aild hGn'tticr-
lacking II tl1oy would udd to their daily diet q
few El,.sses Of kumyss.".
Send for treatise on Kumyss, Beware Of Iml-
tations.
Arcnd's Kumyss IS not sold to the trude, but
to CONSUMERS only.
4. .Arcnd, chemist, corner Madison street md
Fifth ny1Aup,
, 1881-11-06
THE WHEAT PIT.

Another Drop 1n the Speculative CoN1~
.nolffr{ox-Prckton Il Co. Pay. Seventy
five Cents.
The markets on Change. fell again yesterday,
and were weak to the very last. The longs
seemed to be selling everything, they possessed.
uud tho shorts were hnppy and confident
Every break made money for tho latter, uud
appearances indicated they were for the most
purt local parties, while thu longs vho lost SO
rapiily were the outside lambs. Old operators
speak of the speculative craze of tho pnst three
months us the greatest ever known, aud say 1t
is only natural aud reasonable for prices
to drclie. The in!Auon era Is over
. would settle down to IL nealhler b:t SIS Wheat
fell rbaut q: cents per bushe III the past eight
81 psr barrel. aud lard 50 cents per l lbs, both
:t The Wall Street clique joined the sellers yes
tertiay and St. Louis was ;lsO thought to be
figuring bt, tttt side. having arrived ut the con-
{:iIlsiuu that it WIS not best TO mortgage every
thug ti,ey hnd for the mere gor; Of so'ns down
The uuckers here are saitl to have nddcd a
roud many thousand lpllars to whit was before
i. yerr respectable bunk account, and the local
shtrt operators in c''ru and wheat begin To think
they arr going to get uAck the money dealt utit
once upon Il time to Cincinnati asld New YORK.
Some Of them urc SO colldent Of th's that they
ARE exhibiting signs Of generosity. u1iu would
probably give away a membership II the price
should be doubled
THE MEMBERSHIPS.
4 sale Of Il Doartl- Of Trade membership for
H,COu wis reported yesterday 1t was taken by
a New-Yorktr. Sellers are usktnS as high us
S4aou. 1t is now expected thul the proposition
to raise the Initiation fee to $1Voo VIII be posted
tn few tays. Many members think the board
has done about aIl the Legislation it ought to do
on this subject ut present. but some OF the boys
see magnificent possibilities in Sl0.UGO adns-
sion Tee. and Of course those who want to sell
would like ru have the price raised again. There
is quite Il snug little sum in . membership now,
uud every body wlo bus one that he doesn't wunt
Is trottiur 1t OUT for inspection and suIe.
Mr.. d. {. Scranton, one OF the oldest members.
and who formerly r;lnked with the largest
traders On the board, h.s sold bis membership
and retire5 to his farm in Concord, Mich.
.Scrlu1" was once one ot The biggest scasprrs
!. on the bourd. They tell that one day few
wears ago be bought 80 100 bushels Of grain, and
also sold the 'su1ue quantity, making t'y tho
opera tion exactly SG.335. This wouldn't pay tho
brokerage On one 5,UU1- -bushcl lot today bur
the last joke Mr $. is his sale Ut his member
ship a few weeks ago he sold privilege for
IS to ca1l on him for his Board Of Trade ticket
auy time up to JAM |, the price being S}.l0}
The buyer has made the calf and gets the mem
bership tor about $19]1 less than this price yes
| terday This Is believed 10 . the 1irs1 case on
record IN which member sold Il call on his
, 1881-11-06
RIBBONS. .TfL,I1IINGS, <rc. .
c reeaat|e(}ss Ii |
BARGAINS
OFF |: R R [)!!

800 Cartons OF Rich Plush Ombrc and Norny
Ribbons ut =9c. Ssc- 4n:- aud 50c; former
prices Soc, G0c, nc, md NC
500 Ladies' Feather Turpans ut CSC, $l.5O, $l.::.
Sl.S5, and $l.as: former prices Sl.50, g.. 20.
S..75. s., and $50.
100 pcs Silk lsrocacd Velvet. at s5c worth S1.5O.
3Gu pcs Elegant Designs pusSnmeuscrtes, Trim
mings, Frtnscs, Cscscents. Balls in largo
varieties at IS less thaa can bo purchased
elsewhere.
1000 Mems Fiat silk Scarfs at l5c, worth 3lc
5000 lox a1!-1iucn Napkins ut e, &c. &C. Sc, loc,
and Et!:c. worth double
1ooo doz ail~linen Towels ut &C., &c, &c. Sc, 1oc,
Essc. l3e. lSc. l9c. .0c, &c up to Sc Cash
lot Extraordinary nar.ains-A
1900 doz Ladies'. Mems, and Childrfn's Under
wcarof all descriptions at &c, &c, 37szc, 5oe,
Coo. dlc. s5:. SIC, 90c, Siup to S1.75- Special
cash bargains
800 pcs H!eachcd Table Linen at soc, 35c. 40c &c.
a9c, G2c, 19c. ana ,5c- An importers stock
Less than cost t3 manufacture
1000 pr White Bod Blankets ut St.50, s. 81. S.
S3.l1. s., and Sc. Special cash bargains.'
1000 Turkish Rugs ut Sic, 9.c. $3.50, $e.0a.
$3.50, Sj.45, Sl.40, $5.6', and S.. 50. half their
rcul value.
80 pcs Furniture goods, consisting Of Terrys ant
-Da,nasks ut Goc und tic, worth $l-:.3 and
Sl.D.
Sc. 19c, 1213c. lac. 49, DC, &C. &C. :)c rc,
17*c. ioc, &c, 45c. 5)c up to 81. Our own
importation Spcca! bargains.
1000 pieces IL inch American Cushmercs ut aici
worth 45c-
a5o Rich Piano Covers, handsomely embroidered
at $;..1, 81. $+.:5. Sl.50, s., s52@j, So. and
$3.50; worth double.
5000 Ladies' Felt Skirts at &c &c, 4ic 50c, '9c,
CSC, sj, &c, 90c, 81. $l.l5. $i*' 5l.51, Sl.s;'.
S.. $.225. up to SIS; special relnctiou5-
1000 1nfnnt's Merlno CIoaks $lD, +, s..
$2.30. IS, $50, It, $s.50. 81, up to 81. 4
manufacturers stock TIT half price
200 Pair Ladies' Pebble Cont Button Shoes ut
*i.5o: worth sa.50
Il speciul Job Of 800 pair ladies' fine Curico Kid
and Cont Button Shoes. with worked but
tonholes, ut SI.95; worth 81
100 pieces +4-inch all-Woot Broca.2cs aud Polka
Dot Dress Goods at B9t:; former price 81
200 dozen Gents Dog-Skin and French Castor
Driving Gloves ut SOC and 75c; worth a}o
and S1.225.
go pairs Misses Fine Pebble Goat Shoes at
s1..5; worth p
100 dozen Ladies' aIousquetaire Gloves at l-c,:
sold elsewhere ut S1.T5- Latest novelty in
gloves
1000 dozen LADIES' Misses, aud Children's Fancy
Woo1en Gloves and Mitts ut one-third less
than can be purchased elsewhere
500 Sets Luce Curtains In -1vhire and ecrue at
$50, ST. $3.50. s3.75. 81, 5i50, s., up to IS;
less than importation prices.
80 dozen Gents Plymo nth Bu:ksktn Gloves at
81, $l-:.5, and 5l50; worth $1.5o. $l75. and
, 1881-11-06

Roers are the most senslttyc-thelr relations to
the natives-no concession wns made Tho Brit
ish Government would not relin1uish its right
10 protect the negroes against Bocr cnslavc-
mcnt- The Bocr farthers live by the Jewish
testament and still hnld firmly to the OLD view
of the "cLrsc ,n Ham, which used to do such
eood service in the sluvcry dnys ut the South.
They also consider themselves us tho chosen
people, and the Zulus and Caffres A. Canaanitcs,
Hittstcs. Hiyitcs. and the like, so that the col
orcd man has really no chance with them. II he
affects IL " smitten as IL descendant Of Ham,
they slnitc him as Il person holding thu soil un-
lawfully against diviuciy- appointed couQucror
and 1auuetatoDist-
, 1881-11-06

ssi-
hon. 1onn =. Dote ano ~ite. iI ann otuers "a.ca .
1n spite 81 ING ra2td.r %itn "nnn =. n11- H.,
suii,t ir1,titlis to come. 4 very lltit: portrt
anu iii excellent likeness of his fr'61d Geut;ye
lfuryey has lust been completed, and rs he sat
in II pcculur way, viii, the iixht striking upon
his b:tck, throwing his face in sh,llov. tho effect
Is Unique and pleasing. Mr. Phillips produces
very strung pictures, using only pure co!ors and
u method OF handling entirely bis own:
1..+ .r,,r.,,,. o,o,;,,- ,,a uo,bar. os tbo
andonr nf a nas;y,' rnos IN thn American Ex
rus7 ,; ,., - -, ',tere e o safmn :,s =" nri.
i.in, ,.a ~. - p,,i f,r,vn Tt"n. prasu},.nr ,ud
the minutes ct the nsr annual meeting and tho
reports Of the retiring officers were reid " Sec
rctary Verbeck. Jnhn Phillips WIS chosen
Chairman pro totn. Tno b.1ntine for officers
ttie,1 to,k place. viii, the following result:
President. Enoch .ltoot: Vicc-prcstdent. Paul
Vcrbeck; necorsll1lg secrctary. John F. Stafford;
Treasurer, il. ". Wallis; Commissioners, l.. W.
X9!k P r pTsloS, j. :, F. Gcokn5. po1sr.Co .; + F.
G. cochra,,. ana George s Coils.
E.iI~ pkh,d ,rto hrs ,,oen making II lengthy
rc!tA nkosu' wIlu u;!s G;s,s uGst. 'iantts w Hn,:
ico. has rcturncI hou,c, aud Is now loc,ted IN IL
street. lie hns with him two large paintings
showing views OF Gruy's and Erwins Pcuks.
Cnur,.Gu, which are bold and strong without be-
ii1c uu:tc rs sensational III co1ar us sune Of this
artists work Mr. Exblad while III Denver sold
IL large Murine view to slr. Fisher, State Com
missioner to rhe Paris Exposition, and ne now
tus some seventy sketches ot Mexican anu Col-
or:ttio scenery which will be transformed ullf1ne
LII" "'''te' '"'o'a'se a.'o 1'o'e 4.14'"ea
George Colby has given up his studio IN ASH.
land Block. and is staying temporarily tn room
l.; Porter Block, from which be will 70 soon to
the Solomon Valley to obtain Sketches torH
picture which he intends tu paint for the New
Iurk exhibition next spriug. Mr. Colby is INV
engaged I'll tiIlng Il commission from Mrs
Thomas Sunderland. IF South purk avenue, for
a i,ndScape which he will finish before leaving:
ii!s recent cAec!Icns @ @p!G.u,e ~ ~ &c nn.n -,
Iay: nus oeet n,uen 'u,t ~, n9 >. 90, . srorn
c*nlultloh IN the "'nuo"s VI otete''s "i' aso'o
OIL Monroe Street.
The Chicago Art Club ut 4 meeting held last
Monday evening" received eight new u.t.In.)ers,
ana made II Change u their constitution proyit1-
ing for the election uf new 1ne1nbvrs by Il two
thirds vote Of uIl thu active members. instead Ut
Il twp thirds quorum. Thu club. which HOW
numbers e'Shscen Go';s5ls ot IL" ."it'Ts = i;;,se
..ses @ = r. @ s.. II n,s1. t:nnrro w rftt
wv; -; y; r.'te' - = i, -: ~ Sh,ror1t +: II
a a :: uupe.s, u; ;:s =: i sn,y VIZ Mira
:: a.1 Hn,n'!o!is, . a4Is t.,,,r p " Wal1is j. H.
E;"1 N;p-'. e'1s T;,iitn = fnosins. Enoch
1,na, N~o' o. - ~o'
, 1881-11-06

S11TISG-BrIL has solved the question
whether life is worth living alirmar,vcly in his
own case. He derives much pleasure from in
1rospcelion- Tic says. Tor instance, what very
few white men can say. that "he has always had
q rcusoa for everything he has douc," and that
..cycry act OF his life has had object in
ytt,y," and that no man ~cau say he has neg
lcclcd to think "a charge which is brought
With great SUCCESS against white men nearly
every iny. lie makes ono other assertion which
very few OF US would venture cu-.viz.: that *' If
be had no pluce in the world he would not be
here aud that - tho fact Of his existence cit
titles him to the exercise of whatever influence
he possesses Nor is every one satisfied, us
Sitting Bull is, ~ tt1a1 he created for pur-
pose In fact, great nuinbcrs OF men are
puzzled To know whit they were made for, and
50 are their friends.
, 1881-11-06

During the next fifteen days call on your
druggist or fancy dealer and he will let you
have LII. Scott's bcautiful>elcctric liair-brush
on trial. Follow directions. and If it fails to
cure headaches and neuralgia (na fc,u mi7,-
utes), or even falling Mlir and bttLln,css. re-
turn it to him in good condition and he will
refund the price. On the same terms try
DR.. Scptt's electric fleSh-brush fur rheuma-
tisul, malarial pains, bad circulation, etc. 1t
imparts beautiful clear skin.
, 1881-11-06

The Abbe Guyon says that He'll is paved
with wo,rcn's tongues. 1t must be hard work
walking there.
The New York Herald severely criticses
Rossi, and does not think he is great actor As
the editors Of the Herald are mostly Italians
they ought to know.
Speaking of the Cotton Exposition In At
1anta reminds me OF the days before those
patent palprators were invented. ] atn not SO
frozen as look "-Cnurlcs F.uncts adams.
A Boston paper says that the seEli-annnal
dividends pn;aple in that city during November
aggregate $23,3.5, $50. People ~ho want to see
three aces properly played should visit Boston
this winter.
Last Sunday the whole congregation at
the North Church. at Lynn, Mass, WAS stupehed
by couI- gas escaping from tha furnace. 1t IS
gratifying to occasionally notice case of this
kind in which the minister is not to blame
Il see in the papers that PATHS wardrobe
Is stunning. One short costume. made OF blue
satin and leather, Is said to show ou tho stock
tnRs superbly and call down the house. In
what opera does this dress appear T-S. d.
Taden.
Nr. Lorillard has four horses entered in
pexr.ycur's Derby. He should decide Us quickly
as possible which one he is going to hnve win.
"A 1o4- ~"
money to advantage. The Derby is a race which
is run In England and won By iorcgn horses.
Since the dav when met her-when she was
.Ap9 qn!y 1ish,.natsea s lad, ,ou,n,
And pretty turn " the head she had.
Coud uI,y one sce?-
stood where the river runs DOWN WI 70 o., tae sea'
iii wished / we're nut such worthless lad;
Ard thought Of t.'e sl,ce Of her r,easant
Till wished that we're not quite so sounk'
Since the days when she grew little shy.
And iur:oi lie Trick Of the pretty head;
Forget ne r'anee II { The waEwa5d az M i.:te,d sye;
Could any une know?-
Iasked her question, she answered low.
Ard we stood aIMrt IN the happy !s ,1,n Eo,,ao nl:o
4nfF et liz a Ere set HEs er ee
wse1e ee m 9kh 1t5 Sy "qii ne
Since the night when I met him-nhen he WAS
0ray,
And l Was only his daughters beau,
And made an effort to get away,
But the old man nailed me, it WAS no 60
And once, oh DEAR.
I felt so queer,
] went down tho steps with the dog at rn5 rear,
And thought of the powerful jaw he had.
TIL wished L we're on better terms Win ne1
dad.
And thought Of the pants would have to buy,
Till wished that were not quite SO nign.
Since the days when grew a little shy,
And forgot to fasten tho old front gate
Forgot to kiss when she said, Oh. my!
And remarked that twas getting rather late
Once-long ago,
IT looked like snow,
/ asked her question, sne answered NO..
And we stood apart In the cold front hall,
At The hat-rack she asked me to sometimes eau,
And said, NOT much,' as she let me Co.
Where the moon-klssed bulldog stood Euard
below.
True stosv Of the dsore.
, 1881-11-06

Mr.. Frank Miles, the English artist, was
feeeu1ly given by the Prince OF Wales an ofnes
Tor drawing of the three young Pr1ncesses"
They are represented in one group. the souns-
est occupying the centre Of tho group.
Sir Garnet Wolseley while attending IT,
Gently on the Duke Of Cambridge, at res1e" "
troops on Southsea Common, Portsmouth, 4ost
his K C. B. decoration lntrinsically. the cross
was OF little value, but IT was Jeweled, and. con-
eequently, was said to be worth 90 guineas. a
reward was offered BY piacard. and the military
police sounded an alarm. Soldiers and ca7luans
, 1881-11-06

THERE is Just this difference between Chi
cago and 81. Louis i'll the way uf street pare
mtiits: We haven't got 1heni good enough. Ailo
III ii larpc part # Ch,casu tlspy have got none ut
a. Two nours tramp outside of the show dis
tretS Ut ChcNgt', average rainy day.
would convince tho most skeptieal St Louistn
that tie St Louis streets IN their worst cuuu!-
fton paradsatr:il compared with those Of
chca.:tA-St. Lnttfx HcVuiltcun.
The less st. Louisans boast Of their streets the
better. Tney arc paved with limestone. the
surface Of which is aiways covered wito pulver-
zc.i lime II, wet weather it stickslikc tar, and
in dry It blows In blindiug. sui1ocattng volumes
through the streets. dctl!1ng tho interior of
dwellings and shups und rendering life Itself
burden.
, 1881-11-06

We have the facilities for doing
an IMMENSE BUSINESS IN
FINE PHOTOGRAPHY, and
have a large corps of Ski1lful
Artists and assistants, which
MUST BE KEPT BUSY. To
that end we shall offer SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS for the HOLI-
DAY SEASON in both Quality
and Price of F1RST-CLASS Pict-
ureS.
, 1881-11-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arend Kumy%s should be the reliance
which prompt Improvement Of the general tone
is imperative kuMyss Is the blandest and most
easily djrcstcd food and US such the best uour-
through the process Of fermentation which
Kumyss undcrgoes, medicinal qualities arc de-
uelica:, In nausea, vomiting, extreme cases Of
dyspepsia, Kumyss acts like charm, promptly
relieving ail the. distressing symptoms Of such
c.lses When the stomach rejects all else,
Kumyss IS retained and asstmllated, aGording
, 1881-11-06
arrsxtfc miscellany.

Mr.. John Phillips, who was an arast wen
,nown here before the fire." and Who losing
so heavily By that cala1nt1r, was forcet 10 maze
New York hts home, IS no".stas!ns ~ sne
1s,.,or Ho,se. where he has for the present
as+.h,,.,ed his studio He has some excellent
~,ortro;ts of Chicago citizens completed ana
,,naer vay, He has recently finished portraits OF
~ John Alston aud wife, very strong likeness
If Sir. william Dewar, and has orders Tor Others
@.o,, Natthew Lat1lu and wife, also from the
, 1881-11-06

Il sure cure for BIin.l, bleeding, Itching, md
Ulceratcl4i:es has been discovered by Or Will
innis. y single box Ut DR. WILLIAMS INDIA
PILE OINTMENT has cured tue worst chrouic
cases Ut twenty-five years standing. II gives
relieffn five Iallnutes:lfter using. WILL
lASIS' OINTMENT nbsorls tho tuInors, st}o:he3
pnin, :l'ayz~t:e intense itching, especially after
getting warm III bed. uc;ing as poulticc. It Is
prepared cor Piles, itching OF the parts, and
nothing e!An. Sold If druggists, or u;i.eI j
VII receipt OF price-Sl. BY
VAN SClIAAGk. ST;iiE ESSON l. CO., Chicago
, 1881-11-06

riant to tho board. When It was made "scrant '
wa was supposed 70 be - ahead,
t}e,1,. hut he won be So fur away that he can t
cali around occasionally.
JW- Preston c. h:,Se o omerea tS = cents G1sh:
vcstcrlny asking IT ,hoy would ,.cccpt ths Offer
Of settlement. hey ss,,,sr,,,: did so The o.
4o,, e WnilcnrY have NOT submitted auy prupo-
sitInn vGt. and IL is not expected that they will
be ready TO d. so for Il little "hi!a -;
..Tha crnn of bulls seems just now Il short one.
nbrreas six weeks u.o 1t was very lurgc one"
-Ddlu Commercial Report
, 1881-11-06

EVEN exlsenclcs of political campaign
cannot wean Mr. George ". Cnilds FROM his
1ayorit pastime Of writing obituary poetry. His
tatest effort is short but conclusive:
Two years a:o our George IVES born.
Hes lett now. ant we're fUr!urn.
None but d parents heart can tell
How hard 1t Is tu say farewell.
, 1881-11-06

LAST week tile Hartford Co,tTant cele-
brated its 1l1th birthday. There are now in ex-
is1euce five papers which were published at the
beginning Of the Revolutionary War. The
Others are the Nc,c Hampshire Ga-ctte. the Wor-
cester Spy. the Newport Mercury, and the AaTa-
lind Gazette,
, 1881-11-06

4 NASHVILLE paper. is responsible for the
stutcment that the people Of Tennessee pay
sl0N,O0o per aunum for snuff, an article which
is used br all classes OF society In the South.
One Nashville merchant sold s330,003 worth OF
smut last year.
, 1881-11-06

For coughs. colds. asthma. bronchI-
It's, aud consumption Macnlisters Cough Mkt
urc Is the standard un1 wc!I-.ricd remedy; also
for wtIoupng- and ctuup. JOHN P. Lee,
corner !lalsted and Harrison streets, and ull
lruG.fsts. ::