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, 1881-10-16

! Being questioned concerning the Detroit tenn
for next year. Mayor Thoupsun said: ssTrotr is
10 be one VI the cntchers. We sbuli huya m
ch!1nge pitchers and cntcncrs. in the sense If
lhfs season. but propose to alternate the pitchers
and entchers in every game. negotiations are
pending with Mcclellan, latc of tic Prnvidcnce
team, to plny short-stop, and there Is ttl. dnht
that be will be secured. Negotiations ara uisn
pending with superior NUN to pluy third base.
but Tor reasons OF policy 1t is not best to n,en-
tioti nis Name. II addition g having two Pitch
eIs aud two catchers, we will hive Il substitute
player. as IL general utility man. to pur any
whore In tho fntell or OntHcll; and the ma "a
neht nava their eyes OF man who can pInv
my position except that Of catcher." McClelluI,
nas 1een secured. out the superior man to play
thrd-basc "rctnains i'll Chicago.
The three Eames between the Chicago and .
day and Saturday Ut Inst week. were dt.cnrct{
on, ny there WAS Il general feeling tLut the Chi
cago public has had enough Of ball plu wing fnr
one Season. and would take no interest 10 .:1l,nes
phyed af5cr TER; tho expiration OF the League
banded ut Cieveland, bur nearly all tho paycrs
came on to Chicago. All were in good shuna
physically. aud without exception delighted ut
the prospect. Of playing another year in the
GorcoPan fep%; F',t Six KIT r the n!ayers-
Gore und Qucst-hnvc entered into m
engagement to 70 to New Orleans and play fnr |
two Or three months. 4iilsun WAS urged t, m |
out nechned, pIeferrlnS to rusticate for time |
~ n'S notnc III sarshlltpwn. ILL.,, where he chops
wood for diversion. and keeps vi, his muscle and ]
l!s appetite BY such gentle exercise as a rurIl /
1te Affords lie has an otter of a stc.dy lob in |
~n1caEo at q Eberal salary. aud may conclude III
tccept It during tho winter, after he has grown
lred OF the Country. nilrytaple will pro6ubly
'rake ema1l, and Burns and Goldsmith will winter t
Il tht East. |
, 1881-10-16
MISS LIZZIE PRICE.

Report that the Alleged Wife of the
Bend Actor Fechtcr IL to Marry u Rich
> FhitadeIphian-AS Son OF tho Pro.-
pective Bridegroom Causes a Halt in
the arrangements.
Special DtEpatch to The CHICAGO Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. 15.-A{lss Lizzie Price
crsfwhlle Nrs. Thomas Hawkes., Mrs. William
Weutlc. and married q few years ago to the late
Charles Fechter. vas thought this week to be on
the evo of h fourth marriage. Since the death
OF fechter and the exposure Of the fact thar he
had then living a wife in Frupce from
whom he had never been legally divorced,
sue has been living Mt home upon
the prnceeds OF the estate until TOW mouths
nEo, when she appeared for few weeks at the
Museum, assuming heavy business. When the
Eighth Street Theatre wns opened ns q new
house she was engaged for responsible business.
but Was kept at home By severe attack OF
pneumonia. which at Que time threatened to be
1atal. She played for few weeks, and last
week there wus nu announcement In the Sunday
papers that she was to marry within
Il fortnight the wealthy lumber merchant
who bad put $4,000 into building tho theatre,
which is really one Of tha preltiest In tho city
inquiry developed that the annOu uncemeut was
The fish was hooked Qur landed
Il son OF Nr. McDonahue arrived from the South
VINO lid not relish u mother-tn-!aw TO hundred
taousAnd dollars or mure- Now there is talk OF
compromise, marriage. $l0.0N damages, or
snlt ror breach of promise. Meanwhile the
udetnlt period. -
, 1881-10-16
BUSINESS NOTICES,

arena AMnysx A14 ottld be the rc1t,ncx
u tne physician In all those cases Of tlehtlitv r.
is PROMPT inproyement or the general tone
~ E,p mpe1atlve- humyss Is the blandest audi mosi
!snMene Tor weak stomach; ut the sarne ffna
E5nsough the process OF Fermentation which
nuulyss .y undergoes. medicinal Qualities aro tie
seioped which we vaiuiy look for in rnnrerio
d'. Haeolca. ~ nausea, vomiting, extreme cases nf
usspeps1a' humyss acts like charm. prornnrIy
Iei!eFlnG nIl the distressing symptoms Of such
Gases. When the stomach rrIecrs ali eIso
Aumyss IS retained and assimjlated nfYonliny.
ang paIent nour1shtnent, strcugth and curnforr
a!tu'as y loscal consequence, nervousness cens,s
una refreshing sleep follows In scarlet fnfermit.
len, ten., Nestrlc. md typhoid fever, humyss II the
nest alet- IL satisfies thirst and hunger md uIlavs
.ne lever. hutnyss has considerably tha al
,suH.aRe over drugs, in thut it never can dn
naFm. ~ dose an Irritable stomach with druos
Is an aosurdity which no intelligent nhvsicisn
ntteinpts IN this day. But not oniy in eytremn
~ Snqua h9myss be resorted to: It should be
un,et remeoy fmr weak stomach under all
Sti5ihunstances. sSi1h s The dyspeptic oraiu-worker
~ M!ed 1ew glasses Of kumyssa day wifi innrore
a!s d1sestfon and bis nerve force Ladies ,rnntJ
~ te5s nervous, more vigorous and hea1th;ar.
LOOKING II they would add to their dafly d1er a
1ew Einsscs Of kumysa-" 0'e1"
r. o,f sx1a Tor treatfse on kumyss. Beware Of imt-
:, Arends kumyss Is not sold to the trade. but
Fifth avenue. s~Nee' a04
, 1881-10-16
THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.


Pension Agent paid out $e,7O0.
collections on dut.able goods amountes
t3;9.
HAL AGENT DOUGLAS returned from
fn0ton yesterday.
-. ] coin transactions at the Sub-TreasurJ
:" Snay were: Gold $4,000 out; silver SIS, ,00(
!: oat <a2.0O0 In.
Internal revenue receipts yesterday were
s"| spirits contributing S3o,l74. TO tobacco
MpEs s. .359, and beer S1,l43. Il:
4yEL R. MCDONALD. of No. GIG West Madi-
faeet, WAS bcld in $500 bail By United States
missioner Hoyne yesterday to answer the
e w OF selling cigars and tobacco without q
II w1LlAN H. BAKTOS. who was arrested with
nnGoetz and Adol nh Dondy for the alleged
4k9 9ling OF horses frum Canada, and who WIS
:1r, 9sM fHuAy nlgr was released yesterday on
~ n;alns $2,00O tall. Goetz gave bond Fri
nts.3fa reference to the mutiated silver in cir
'ha-e ~. Particularly the pieces with holes in
aessa.scuo. quo. Treasurer Gilbert says they have
tbe Gu.o 70 De money and will not be received by
kef r",' v,s'efnment- They are only worth the mar
: ~ .'ue OF the silver they coutaln.
toe ~ =; NashinEton clerks who have been count
tEeJr e 10. money ut the Sub Treasury finished
III +,t.1rk nVrk yesterday. Everything is correct
$50 sSa amount on hand is $9.0O0, ,194. OF which
81 ~ y IN goid SIZE 400 in silver dollars,
bacrs So ~ subsidiary silver. S33l5856 in green-
81 n sols,nU in silver-certincates, and <115.-
s,ertttcates 1s' 'aoo <'o'0oo 49, ' st4
, 1881-10-16

AZ LIE request Of the citizens living o,
S1u,tean street in Cleveland, O.. its name h.
oeen changed to Abram street. ~
senator flatt, of Connecticut, saws that he
considers himself fully restored to health bv tht
ao1o'1nack air. but that be shall stay In that re.
s1oa as !oae as the weather will permit
James Kelly, ex-Mayor. of Rochester. =
of1ner SararoRian. has subscribed and mid
70 oe INST S!e9 due upon the land upon which the
1Ai"to2a hatue Monument Is situated.
Herr Most, editor Of the London Fre;he;t
NC suppressed Socialist newspaper, will. ba
,;1'ta ~ nes!'n 1or constituency in the Social
e. 4uIe'sst II the Forthcoming general election,
william II Davis, OF Monroyia. ex-At-
-trnes General Of Liberia recently married
Ass T. ), t.. Seton, a native of the Grebo triht.
fucafed IN the schools Of the EpIscopaj mis-.
a'n At Cape Paa1nns. This is tho first 1narri,re
!. prominent Amerieo- Liberi.n with one Of
14e nbnr'gines. and the influence II IL said has
Gen sa1utirg in thosc communities
The son and three daughters Of the Comte
7 Grasse. French commander, lived for some
tne IN Charleston. and Demoiseilcs Amello and
'flan'e de Grasse died from yellow fever and
sfrc buried in that city. Their brother, Comte
aeSan1cf de Grasse, was at one time State En-
71'eer for the two Carotinas and Gcorria-a
ptst 10 which he WIS nominated by Washtnetdn'
n. Alexandra Dumas has discovered that
IL telephone can be made rather too user,1 ne
r. conveyance of practical joke The other
srnt11g 1t well-known Paris restaurant, a
r. fs.eud asked TO be put in communica don
*tA~A- Dumas, and few minutes litter a
ssdqeaky voice replied from the Avenue de
;lilers. ~ Dumas has 9one TO bed. Anything
AFortant: Most Important was the re-
e9'ase NJ. Dumas Was soon at his post with bis
ct to the telephone aad received the query.
"low DO you like tribe u ID mode de Caeny" II
Snuch 10 be doubted whether Dumas had apy
afa nptufon OF the advantages Of scientific
ppRress just then.
, 1881-10-16

too much trouble for you to give ma .o,n .---
the proper way TO receive and dlannso - 'e Ms Il
wedding; how the supper should l,a ,as kaests at
forth" 'eo' aho-so
You want to Know what Is en- r4"n,a ,n,
the French say remarked ;he n".a aau 8ecne1chy
csn Eivc you the correct pointer Ara y.,,'.L W.
lug brde?" ~ 4o olaSd-
~rcs. sis; said the girl >. rrth..
"tha: Is" "caA voice
"Oh, I understand sutd tho ,,.., .
peccnte yous feelings w,v nnsar oo'or II ap-
fulmyeef Now about ths vaaS so"m: and hash
part Il easy. After the nupt,a, ~ Feee4vlng
3eu and Mike" - concluded
"Bu, h!$ name isn't .1,,o-,.
-IIl* name Is" ~ a1e young iadT.
"Uh know al, abou& thu, :.
,tsg,nc1d nr snnn t,s '.s na'ne Is AdeIbert or
bu, in giving udvlce w.. a1wns e:eFk nonsense
Mike and call lhc bride Itraaa e 10 'he sucker as
yow after vau .nt .,,. 1'''1aa- IT saves time
want tn jog along home ma married aa1ar you
selves at the hack end Ut the p,r,or ns.'ar suor-
nase nosal oe.:' Or something Ike that to srnn.
sna 1,.,es ~ ~ considered the correct ,hur
1hsn ,na ,s,s ensemble, as lilo French say
a.low walk-a kind If we-h',sa Inc ana 70 bS you
of-nisht clip. md you shuke hmm, ,a,eh dead
Mike u 1t you wgre cor,s ~ 'hes look at you and
sorry for YOU" 6"e ea'te' and feel
"And the supper?" saia the young 3oax
Oh YES the supper Well a. snna ,:os,,...
'eea IN the dn1ne-room, and Mt Others enct cr":,
, 1881-10-16
PAR1SIAN SUIT CO.'S OPEN
ING,

certainly No Opening This Fall Cou1,
Compare In Point of Elegance win,
Inc opening Of the Partisan Suit Companv
occurred last Wednesday, when its large. and
Well-htted establishment under the Palmer
House was crowded ''from early morn till
dewy eve" by admiring representatives Of
6re,g1 ne gfmt[er te , sex: It vas an occasion which
locrat1c dame who swept III from her car-
| rage and the more plainly-dressed house.
| Nile VINO alighted from the street-car. Fran
al seetlons OF the city they came, and uniyer-
90, as "4lla!lon fnr 9eained from their eyes and
| Was formulated by their lips at the lovely
| exliolts SO deftly. displayed before them.
Ing eye, on entering, wasinvariably riveted
M oli Il NoFtn costume at the right, in glass
case OF corresponding elegance It was q
isei lope, Ia Queen BesS Of blue velvet
M alaleu Wlth letnoll-colored plush, long sleeves.
a,!u KY! oi orhamentatlonS indescribably rich'
D'recliy III front, III another glass casing If
sulncieht length and amplitude to ACCOM-
p1at e, 1.ie 1perlal m train was costume By
traln en6odytng grace and richness, its ex,
qulslt ornaments, and its gold laclrgs rim
ntng up the front and back The effect Of
= ine en-. iladescr5able whole was as charming as
from tue delighted and fortunate befUftiers.
iflueet,, large number Of them agreed in
not only pFonUunclng it the chef d'Euvre Of
uie eAHloltIon, OuL 1he finest thing ttey had
ever SET eyes on. Farther on were laree |
number Of walking costumes, called the
practical suits, blacks and in coiors and |
stvles suited to all purses and tastes. A |
rope trimmed with pearl fringe three-ftghths |
OF yard deep, with beautiful design in
front OF lace, was admired BY all. At the
edge OF the train were numerous little plear-
ings OF colors to match the yariegated orna-
mentatlon: A most admirable thing about
ttlls ana all the other trains in the establish
nlene Is their faultless "draping'' On. this |
moor Is seen a great variety in cloaks and
do!Hlans, ranging to the elegant $500 article
some OF the rooes were designed by Mr.
anu MIS-: fnttle, and compare, i'll the opinion
OF excellent Judges, with the i1nported
goods.
An archway spanning the ascent to the
second floor exhibited on a bed of fow.rs
;he inviting legend, "Weicome. One nf
he most striking Of the many beautiful ey.
iiots above was party dress Of 'satlnioue"
;olor-a greatly admired hue The train was
trape0 eSqu1sitly, and the cost of the rohe is
'nly $3.50. \ walking costume b. Wnrth
lade of 0mbre rhadalnus, with plush cam,
i1latlOn. aud ornamented with feattlar-beaI-
y trimming. attracted general admiration.
Fn!le carriage Or dinner dress OF black
elvet. with beaded frnnt and nm Immense
rain, by Jourdan IL Aubry, and costing sfaD
revoked no end Of delightful COMMENT
cry heavy lines Of sealskins are carried nv Z
1e Iarislan Suit Company, and the exhibits :
thls department were especially worthy of !
otlce. In addition to all this, there we're in Y
suits costing $40, SIS, and there s
stiSfed. ~
, 1881-10-16
"THE POETRY. 0E M0Iinuu

Is as applicable to roller-skating as to the
waltz, and the rolier-skatlns has the advan-
tase In health-giying qualities as well ns
oeme tnlly as graceful an ACCOMPLISHMENT
as waltzlng- The season at the Chica g, Rint
va was opened on Monday of the past weeS br
1 sgrS1son assisted BY Mr. Mayer; the NJ
iS BIZ nf GS;cH' Ms very large and Of the hest pco-
,'9es me- was vel! attended in spite Of the ' nm
p!eaSant weather. The rink will h. onrn nv az
efy fa day and evening. Morning session. for
a.a,es .t s., on!y 1880 to 1880 Afternoon session
in ~ ettan;s M ~ evening session, full brass band
2::So to 4:30 p. m. inatlnee'
, 1881-10-16

/ se.<s ie e3amfna lion Of candidates for ncen-
p ph.slh IN pharmacy held by the State Board Of
hct acv at the GRIND Pacific Hotel. Chicago.
passed - 49, and 1e 1851. the following persons
non ~ in.snop, Chicago. ILL.,: J. ". Prince, Lin
kliheirer 4, 1c,,dA.- a Culver, Momence. u; J. F.
u: " SSoi1et. H.: c. Vierkuetter, Chicago
6o,,ooani;; ~; E. H.. Kitteil, Lee: III; n. Nc
lon. III gtta~a. ILL.,; C. r. Holder, Biooming-
tale III = A; Eaton. Chicago: c. W.Day, Alien
= ~ r. u. Davis, Iowa City, Ia. -:
, 1881-10-16

Ell
Spte'a! Dispatch TO The chicago Tribune
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Oct. 15.-Frcd Erb Jr. wa =
challenged today by John Brewer, Of Hamilton.
n. j.. to shoot him n match of 100 birds, English
rules TO govern, thirty yards for 500 side, tho
match to be SHOT Iu New York City within two
n1oh9ns Ero answered that he will shoot Nov
r. Lol'is on the :s'th-luJ birds FOR $50 q side.
ED giving Budd three yards advantage.
YACHTING.
NEWPORT. X. T.. Oct. i5.-The second race be-
easily By the Inter- "SA7 "on
, 1881-10-16

Lucky creatures, why may they not do
little business on their own account? This
is Just what Mr.. j.. e. Lee thinks, therefore
he will ouen this week a Ladies' Grain Ex-
change at the northeast corner of Ra1,doluh
and Dearborn streets, where he will have ali
the best facilities for transactlng this kind Of
business The known inre: rlty Of this gen.
tieman Is enough to guarantee the stability Of
this enterurise.
, 1881-10-16

+, For coughs. colds, asthma, broncht-
-. H. y aua consumption Nacalistees Cough Mkt
9re Is tne Standard and well-tried remedy: niso
Ior wh99ping-c cough and Group. John P' Lee.
Gorner Hasted and Harrison streets, and ali
, 1881-10-16
u " {<
Tinae-1:{95I; 1:50H; 1::5o4.
pITTSBCRG.

Ting: :{osl; 1:50H; 1:5o4.
pITTSBCRG.
P1rrsBuRG, Oct 15--Today $ races were very
interesting, and were witnessed BY good crowd
The weather Was pleasant, aud the track IN hrst-
ef9r Fist race, s:as class. purse $500, postponed
nfrer fifrh heat on account Of darkness. tohn
n. took TWO heats, Allegheny Boy TWO ana
Frank Ross one ,-oo
Second race, e:3' class. purse s5oo. summary s.,
Boston Davis. ......------. ----"-.1o > ;
Daniel Webster. *-...---"~.--.5 ) > ; -
1,iffte Sam NA
4'''''1 TimeE5:35; ASK: 22:34H: 22:34; @39a.
+. ." =: CINCINNATI. RACES. SO. -.
C1Sc1SxAr1; O., Oct. 15-At the Chester irs Fars
races 10 the two heats required today TO nnasn
1he SOS class race, which had six heats yes5er-
day I,ucrece took both and took the hr5t
money, Rosa >Wi1ks second Matte ; GTanam g1ssi1
third, and Rachel B. fourth: Lime %oss'
e:s7A. ,,r,,>-c,, ,rc>,r~ =.
sp<eta1 Disptsteh to The Catcaoe f|*ottne.
HARTFORD Conn.,. Oct. 15.-The National 1to'@
, 1881-10-16

1au%band'* CAlcined 11a.nesIa. Eour
~ nrst premium medals awarded More aQreenhle
70 70 toe taste and smaller dose than other mnune
~ tor safe IN Government stamped bottles MT
thengg;sts nnn country stores, and BY T. j. Hus-
, 1881-10-16

70 $25.OO0 u*ed fuifcious1y In
grain dealing yields large profits. Fornamnhiet
1l1o Slectric pen reports write to w. r. Sotiie (.
Co-' brokers, lD La Salle-st, Chicago. ~
, 1881-10-16

. ueat'ae Photographed it instuutaneous1r afte,
II ascendcd from his new studio. corner MIchi.
qua avenue and Van Bureu street. Gentl1e
photographs by the most rapid process known
, 1881-10-16
SEWER-GaS POISON

Inc Germfcfde Is a sure preyentat;ra ooo,,e+
us entrance into your houses Costs NOTHING ~
try IL ofhce 3o5 Wabash avenue. Send for cir
, 1881-10-16

ance. - 'A.o t.o ..ooe'u"Aspeare Tor assist
=. q Star special from Ell Paso. Ter sare ca,
~ @ truro, with LOCO troops has left Chica hio
tos 1he border to cooperate with tta smsrcan -
troops against the Apaches. .@"o @1Ae14cau
, 1881-10-16

1a'1 on your druggist for LIebI1ss Ger
man Corn Remover, one OF the best remedies
, 1881-10-16
THE PATHFINDER

bus aft-, Oct 15.-Gen- John G. Fremont
@''asat Gen. N. p. Banks vii be 1 h1s Issue successor.
, 1881-10-16
l[?'IRDIIII" "ll((Gfl|||{{'
- !.
...- = +..a
State-st., & !. " I.
West Madison-s;t;z, I,
(NEAR moRGAN.) i: ~: e:
:. -. @-s5si@ = = =
Millinery ] !
EHH4H3HH& ~ % r.. III: II: = e
-,~, t-S@!2s
Department. ||.|'

keplete with everything desirable anta
fashionable. Selling these goods In con.
nectlon with our other departments,:,W E
are enabled to offer the same goods hit
millinery houses keep Mt much IoWaieir Iaiie
priccs' depending for our proaSzpntM
quantity sold,". instead OF tffu prices
We cou Il ''ask" and Ssgct," as they do.
tomorrow morning re offer the Greatest
Bargains ret shown this season bT anr
house. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

Now that red-headed girls >are in
style, suggestions are being inside as To
the way they should dress. "A fashion
writer says: There are three types OF
authenticated women ~ brown-eyed.
bluc-eycd and gray-eycd. Strange ~
you may think Il. eve the bluc-eycd
rossas should never wear blue. for blue
intensiiics the color Of blue eyes. Here
Is q fabric. for instance. on which are
red. blue and green spots. l fasten on
Il q picee Of blue ribbon. and you in
stantantly see that the blue spots be-
come more conspicuous than either red
Dr. green ones. Now. / put on a Bit Of
green ribbon. and the green spots take
your eye; a red one: and the red
spots stand out. This gives q hint Ia
bluc-eyed girls who are not red headed.
and 70 girls with grcenish gray eyes.
with prominent transparent c0rncas.
who can. by wearing q blue dress or
blue ribbons, OF t~nrquois jewelry. en-
nance the blue Of their ewes. Toreturn
% the rosSas. they can never wear
pink. albeit there Is a shadow Of pale
ycllowish pink that can be ventnred
upon provided you have an artistic eye
for color 10 guide YOU in its selection
and application. They must confinc
themselves 10 white of q creamy hue.
gcndarmc blue Of a deep tone. invisible
or . bottlc-grccn. olivc-grccn. gray
green (nevcr bright grcen). stone
gray. clafct. maroon, plum. amethyst
Or brownish- purpIe. dark amber. reds
IN amber tint, pale yellow. and
lark brown. Velvet Il the fabric above
III Others which should be freely used
IN the toilet Of the rossas. Pearls.
smbcr and gold ornaments are becom. |
|ng TO them. Diamonds are too iIasby.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

= ~subjo'ned opinion, we perceive. Il BY
2. a. Daniels, Esq, Of Messrz- stogdIl q
Daniels. attorney4 "a Crosse. Wis, and ap-
pears IN the Ia Crosse Chronide: Some time
since Wa attacked with pain IN and below
q my knee joints A few applications
q g. Jacobs OH ouieted the min and relic we'd
NE Inflammation 4 regard Il = : valuable
medicine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

~ -
10 clean zinc rub e with . piece Of
cotton cloth dipped in kerosene. ATT
e1~a.u TYP with 2 dry cotton cloth and
y "'i p ~ bright - when new.
"A delicate white sponye 49, Y
made thus: Take one tumbler ANA .
half Of 2 one tumbler ~ aonr 4.
well beaten whites al fen e~rs ,,ro ~
spoonfnls Of cream ~ tarfer lno soj.s
flavor 10 taste.
Cream p;. n
COO. niece ~ hu,,.r .'P uSar. one
tear, Nh, IL. 5;..esros =" < x ons
sweet mill. .J., ~ 49, \ q
gethcr swo ..saooas "n.. m.Neu ~
bed n thre. .,,.s ~ ~
tbree ;.liv III MAN. "o'' my oane ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

Mr.. Genera sherman saws: II have ne
queniIy purchased puranx's Rheumatic Rem
edy for friends suffering with rheumatisIa,
and IN every instance II worked like magic y
General Logan, United states Senator.
writes: "Soue years ag0 ] WAS tr0ubied
more or less with rheumatism, and have been
great sufferer IN the last year with same
disease. began 70 take Durang's Rheu-
matte Remedy, and an satisfied that / have
been cured By 10 use. ! recommend Il % al
sufferers"
Hon. John Cessna late member or Con
gress from Pennsylvania. writes; In the
space Of twelve hours my rheumatism was
gone, having taken three doses Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. Ny brother, Of Bed
ford, Pennsylvania, va cured By . similar
Il absolutely cures when everything else
failA Sold By every Druggist. send for
free PAMPHLET 70 X X. Helthenstine, Wash
ington, d. g
REDDrxo's RrssrA sALvE, the most wonder
ful healing medium II the world. Price sc.
~ afiicted With Sore Eyes. nee Dr.. Isaac
Ihompson's I'VE Water. Druggists eel e. 25a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

tPkAkiSo o. 6oyemors suggests the men
tlon q a item we received from Mr.. Henry
~ knight Foreman q Cha& Waters 4 Co..
Governor and Valve WorkA Boston. Haas:
! have used g. Jacobs OH among our en-
nIoyees and ind that 4 never fails % cure.
The men are delighted with the wonderful
Effects Of the on, = 4 has cured them Of
bruIsea burma etc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

During this cold season n needs
~ tne clothing he IN get. Il Il dan
se,o''s % leave Of any habit. belt never
- bad. "-Boston Giobe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

kAuwAr accidents are becoming 50 M
mcfous that even temperate passengers are
eiten treated toa Philadelphia Caro,r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

policeman with . club sometimes be-
lieves IN = pound Of cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

Youxo men may Be too fresh, but errs
neveE-Dkfro1 frr< Eyrxs.