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Frightful Storm in Pennsylvania.

LOSS OF LIFE AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
P1TTsBURG. PA, April ga special from Scott
struck Mt Vernon. an ore mining town in the
mountains, five miles from here, last evening,
uprOOting trees, demoliShing fences and blowing
down houses and barns. One woman was killed
and number OF persons injured. The houses OF
the following persons were demolished
VIM. WtnegrOve, wife killed and seven children
injured; Jacob Staufer, one child seriously hurt
JOS Glassburner, whole family injured and roof OF
house blown two miles; Jacob Miller, no one in
barn was carried quarter of mile and a dwell
Ing was blown down. Many acres of timber and a
number OF telegraph poles were leveled. Penns-
Vile is five miles from Mt. Vernon, and damage
was wrought all the way between the places.
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The Ki1bOurn Case.

After short recess, taken at O'Clock, In the
Circuit Court, the hearing in the case OF Mr. Kill
bourns suit for damages was continued.
Mr. Ii. M. Hutchinson and DIR. Buckley Mr. Kill
bourn'S physician, were examined for plaintiff to
show that Mt. kilbourn's health was impaired by
his confinement
Mr.. Corkhill then concluded his opening re-
marks, and Wa.dAn Croker. Mr.. Freund, the Ca
were examined, the latter explaining the circum-
stances attending Mr.. kilbourn's Incarceration.
An MI k1lbourn was called in rebnttal, and test-
sent 10 him by friends. and some he ordered.
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES resumed
us session to-day. In executive meeting a report
was made by Prof. Seiliman, the chairman OF the
committee to which was referred the request made
by the commissioner OF agriculture that the utl-
fty OF the further investigation OF the manufacture
of sorghum sugar be considered by the academy
tlnuance of such investigation, and dwells
upon the Importance of the manufac-
ture II 1t should prove success The recOmmen-
datlons OF the report viii probably be communica-
ted to Congress with request for an appropria-
ton: The following papers were read to-day: The
relation OF rain areas to areas OF low pressure
EllaS LOOMS; description OF an articulate OF
doubtful relationship from the tertiary beds of
florissant, Colorado, S. q. Scudder; mythology Of
ton of the light OF the moon, A. W. Wright; on the
results of the fncandescent lamp tests at the Paris
exhibition, q. T. Barker; on the formation OF me-
talliferous vein-formation at sulphur Bank, Cali
fornia. Joseph Leconte; on a form of standard
barometer, A. W. Wright: on a marsupial genus
from tie EOcene, E. ID. Cope.
In THE CASE OF THE ESTATE of George [. Ham,
maker, in the Probate Court, motion to set aside
the letters OF administration granted to John H
Rice, In this District has been fled on the ground
that there is nothing to show that there is any
property In the District belonging to the estate.
AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Kellogg, Allison, Maxey and Lap
ham, and Representatives Aldrich, Darrell. Mil
Ter, Hill. Hardenbergh, Anderson, Burrows. Young,
Mckinley, Jacobs, Pettigrew, Henderson and
Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

CAUTION.-Benson's Capcins Porous Plasters have
been initiated Do not allow your druggist 10 palm %
some other plaster having . similar sounding nmuo.
See that the word is spelled CAROLINE Price =
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20
No Quarter for Sindran,.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Judge Pratt to-day, In
the supreme court, denied an application OF Sim
dram's counsel for a stay on behalf Of the doomed
murderer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

THE LEoNARDrOwN RACEs.-Thc running races
at LeonardtOwn. Nd, Tuesday were largely at
tended and well contested. The first race, a dash
OF three-quarterS OF a mile, was won by Walton's
Charley Winder, defeating Della and Timber Loo:
time IA Second race mile dash, won by Charley
Winder, Timber Loo second; time IA Third race
mile heats, won by Jarboe's Wade Hampton, Mag
gle second, Blue Dick third; time 1 "A, As.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

RICHMOND, VA, April 20.-The resolution passed
by the house OF delegates yesterday providing for
recess of the general assembly from Saturday
next to June 18th was defeated in the senate to-day
by d vote of Is ayes to Is noes.
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Jumped from a Train

HARRISBURG, PA, April 20.-James Deal, aged II,
Jumped from a moving train this morning, near
Steelton, and sustained injuries from which he
died this afternoon.
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Arrested While Wandering in the

NEW YORK, April 20-Chief Of Police Campbell,
OF Brooklyn, was notified to-day by superintendent
of Police Brock, OF Washington, d. c. OF the arrest
her name as Mrs. Lena Frederick, and who was
wandering aimlessly through the streets OF the
caDital
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The virginia Legislafu-,

Mrs. Seville Coming to Washington.
CHICAGO, April 20.-Guiteau's sister, Mrs. Sco-
Willie, has left for Washington.
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BENsoS's



CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER.
THE BEST KNOWN REMEDY FOB
BACKACHE OR LAME BACK.
RHEUMATISM OR LAME JOINTS.
CRAMPS OR sPRAINs.
NEURALGIA OR KIDNEY DISEASES.
LUMBAGO. SEVERE ACHES OR PAINS.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
Are Superior to All Other Pissters.
Are Superior TO Pads.
Are Superior to Liniments.
Are Superior TO Ointments or salves.
Are Superior to Electricity or Galvanism.
They Act Immediately.
They Strengthen.
They soothe.
They Relieve Pain at onoe.
They Positively Cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20
District Governmen, Affair,

District Commissioner Dent Is absent to-day I'm
lower Maryland, where he Will remain for a few
days.
The Commissioners to-day approved an applca,
tlon FOR liquor license TO Walter j. OCallahan.
The claim agents have made a run on the COL
lectorS Office to-day, TO pay the license tax re-
quired or them. Some have relieved themselves
OF the same by explanations. For instance:
Where they show that they have not made claims
coliectlons business, but have simply filed a
single claim for themselves or for a near relative
Building permits issued 10y Inspector Entwisle:
ME- Callana, repair frame, 462 X street southwest:
$3.50. James Goddard, repair brick, corner Dun
barton and Congress streets, Georgetown; 81, 500
Mrs. Fitzhugh Coyle, erect a store and Office r.
between 9th and 10th streets northwest: 81 500
b. H. MeNantz, repair brick, l29 9th street north
east; $780,
SPECIAL AsSESSNFNTS
Since the law authorizing the revision of snecial
assessments went into effect, June 9th, 1879 the
total amount Of allowances found due, on account
OF special assessments overpaid UP TO April Igth
1852 as taken from the trial balance sheet in the
Office or the special assessment division. was
$121.916.3o; total amount OF drawback certificates
issued on account thereof, $780, sS2 a.; draw.
back certificates redeemed I'm payment Of
special assessments, s425, 49, e.; do redeemed in
payment OF general taxes, 55,4l4s9; total re-
denption, $3.50 s9i53; balance OF certificates out
standing, l93S1.9l: on hand awaiting demand OF
owners, so 693 81; outstanding per cent certifl-
Gates, SJo2.9 and interest; unpaid assessments
pledged TO the redemption OF The per cents,
$71S, 80 and interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing |, l,~
OF the New York stock Market to-day. a. repotei
oy special wire 70 II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Op<safpo C9osSa y ria
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SEABURY 4 JOHNSON,

dSl Manufacturing Chem,sts New york.
A SURE REMEDY At LAST. PRICE Is CENTS.
hMEAD'S Medicated Corn and Bunion Plaster d3j
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
District Government Affairs.
VITAL STATISTICS FOR MARCH.


Health Officer TOwnshend has Just issued his re-
port of births marriages and deaths for the month
OF March,. IL shows that the total mortality In the
District OF Coumbii for the month was 1888, or at
rate is % in the 1000 OF population less than the
mean rate OF the months OF March for the past
tio was sls or at the rate OF n 76 per Zoo per an
mum, being 025 more than the mean rate Ior past
eight years, while for the coiored the MORTALITY was
170, or at the rate of 30 49, their rate being 5 %
less than their mean rate for past eight years
The annual death-rates per 0co, for the different
classes OF diseases were as follows zymOtic. 284
constitutional, 6s9; local, 1899; developmental,
272; violence, 1.07. The mortality, as compared
with the month OF February last, shows an in
crease OF 2f although the annual rate OF March Is
1.z3 less than for February. The deaths from zy-
motto diseases. decreased from So to As;
local from 1853 to ia; developmental de-
creased from AZ 10 43: and violence
Increased from to Il: The deaths from small
pox are the same as last month, viz, 8: scarlet
fever decreased from to dphtherta from to TO-;
Group increased from to Z; typhoid fever de-
creased from 70 s; malarial fevers from to q;
diarrhoeal diseases increased from TO z: cancers
decreased from to5; consumption increased from
% 70 81 diseases OF the nervous system increased
rom % 10 62. diseases or the heart and boOdyeS
sels increased from II to 81; pneumonia increased
from 50 TO So: bronchitis decreased from 12 TO q;
nary organs Increased from to Z; developmental
diseases OF children increased from % to %; puer-
and old age from q to 16. There were 8 deaths
from accidents and negligence, hOmicides, and 3
sulciles. OF the white decedentS 77.O6 per cent
were years OF age and over; 67.43 per cent
were 20 years and over. and sos per cent were 40
years and over. OF the c0lOred, $50 per cent
were years OF age and over; 41.76 per cent
were 20 years and over, and 21.76 per
cent were 10 years and over, showing percentage
In favor OF the white for or those speci-
lied ages, as follows: 3116; g. o. 284 or the to-
tai 3SS Deaths 50 or 23.2 per cent were under one
year OF age 30 OF these infants were white and 20
colored The total mortality under five years OF
age was 134, or 3i.5 per cent.
There were sO7 births reported, IAN annual BIRTH
rate OF 10 3 per 1,0OO, OF these births, So were
white males, ~ white females; 60 colored males,
and 70 colored females, "a birth-rate of 1876 per
1000 per annum for the white, and o. for the
colored populaton), showing an apparent decrease
Shs n 20 b by Oh 1gts over
creasing by 81, the eOlored by "a. Five pairs of
twins; white and colored, were reported, 2
white and 81 coiored were illegitimate. There
were % Still-birthS, az more than last month); 16
white and 10 colored. Marriages reported, Al
white, 30: cOlored, g.
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.


JUVENILE PARADES NEAR HoLMEAD's BURIAL
GROUND.
1t Will be remembered that, under authority OF
an act OF Congress, the District Commissioners
some months since awarded contract for the re-
moval OF the dead bodies from what was formerly
known as "Holmead's burial ground near the
head OF 10th street, the government having given
the ground for school purposes. Some 5000 was
appropriated for this purpose. and, he contract
having been awarded, the remains @. about 500
bodies were removed 70 Rock Creek cemetery.
Many bodies were also removed by friends and
relatives OF the dead TO other cemeteries. Tho
appropriation has been exhausted and it IL eSti.
mated that about 600 bodies yet remain TO be re-
moved. In the work OF removal quite a number
or graves were left open, or partially open, and
consequently skulls, yertebrp, tibia, hbu.a and
other bones or the human frame were left exrosed.
When this ground was first used as a cemetery ft
was regarded as sin the country" and beyond the
march OF improvement, but OF late years the
streets In that vicinity have been improved, and
the square is not far now from the fashionable
quarters Within playing distance OF the grounds
there are now living hundreds OF boys, white and
colored. Boys will be boys, and the thoughtiess
young ones almost daily parade about that sec.
ton armed with human bones swords, and
with skull on pole doing duty as a standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town. drove yards on the Metropolitan Branch, B.
o. X. r., three miles from the city, Lewis d.
Means, proprietor, yesterday, 230 head OF cattle
sheep and lambs were sold as follows: wool sheep
6ha8c. per pound; clipped sheep, 5ha6k; lambs,
Gall. Cows and calves brought $20a$50. The state
OF the market was brisk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

DYING OF TRICHINosIs.-Two boys aged respect
lively IS months and years. sons OF Th0s. Ryan, OF
Camden. N. j., arc dying from what the doctors
pronounce uichinOSiS, caused by eating boiled
ham a week ago. The doctors say the tr1chin8
have penetrated every portion of the children's
brr1fcS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

IN SPEECH recently delivered In the House MT.
White, of Kentucky, made personal attack upon
District Attorney Gabriel Wharton, of Kentucky
charging him with having been derilict public
Of1icer. and who was now in the city haunting
the lobby In favor of whisky bill The speech
appeared In the Congressional Record of yester-
day. Last night Col Wharton wrote letter to
Mr. White, In which he denies all the allega lions
made by White and concludes, syou are disgrace
to your party" Col. Wharton is a republican, as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

THE COURT MARTIAL of Capt John p Walker, of
the Sd cavalry, was begun at Fort Steele, Wyom-
Ing, yesterday. The War department has not
been informed Of the nature of the charges In
case the verdict should be dismissal from the army
or or some other serious character, the matter viii
at once be laid before the department here 1t will
be remembered that Capt. Walker was for time
confined In the St. Elizabeth insane hospital here
but was released on writ of habeas corpus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE has been completed by the selection of
the following board OF control: Mr.. Flowers, of
New YORK. chairman; Senators Davis and Cor
man, Representatives Rosecrans, Randall and
COBB, and Mr.. John X. Mclean, of Ohio; Mr.. c. c.
BALDWIN, OF New York, and Mr.. R. w. Stockton, of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20

SERGEANT MAsON'S CAsE.-There has been an
agreement between counsel to postpone discus On
on the case of Sergeant Mason before the q. s. Su-
preme Court until Monday next This arrange
reached to-day, and tomorrow being Cabinet day,
the Atthrney General could not then be present.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-03-23
c,-. arrrurraus WoRgERs.

Taaro Is room for honest workmen
everywhere; even respectable mo-
d.ocrity pays better than brilliancy
coupled with triokery. The aasigo
Amoricao 10 distinguished 0y bis IN
genuity, aoJ with half chance he
mases bis mark il tlo world. Yet
he sometimes loses tha race 10 cons
petition with less able men Of other
lands, because their careful training
ard early drill in their profession
their long md severe apprenticeship,
b more ,Aaa compensated for ,be
waas Of naLugai tact aGd ingenuity
Perseverance will got conquer an
tb.1ga, bus goes 6 long way toward
euoesss. WMle l0et seems 80 favor
q fsw, most mon have 70 carve out
the.c owo aoocess by bard labor in
vb.aa toll 6 serm nation to 90
everything 10 the very beet d cne's
ability, counts for more shan is gem
eraHT opposed Above all things,
dona waste tiaae .a- Es@scttiue taat
another trade was not chosen. If It
is gu homes. one, sticS 80 l:and At
Wi pey.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-03-23

poN Z RAISE SCRUBS.

One al the most ssnsclaas and ez
naaeive practices in ~hich toe maay
Of oar farmers Indulge, g breeding
aud raisiag year at.ar yeAr q safno
b. mongrsl stock laey II some
va, fan to grasp the idea tea' each
animal majntained On tba faFp Is q
laboratory ia which 10 10 be worked
a. Inc products Of their helds into
conpaet and marketable form IL
;se. the farmer abo raises We |Al
sav. castle, sheep and swine, Do,
oo,nes g manufacturer, and ordinary
basinoss sagacity would suggest that
n, best machinery for those puF-
nsses would be the mos profitable.
l. any other maoufac,ar.hs 9nter
misc the nsn would properly 30
considered lunatic who invested IN
machinery th4. s,uld torn oa' cnl5
the loves, grade .. pr0aoess, " be-
O drug On BE msrkc. 5. prices thai
Welded iitls or 10 profit
People who Guy ,hoir meats ere
evorv yesr becoming mere fast.aious
az to qualify, and ~ 1he leading
msrkets It is only die beet .ha. con
r,as4s she aiehea. rsma1eraive prt-
ca b. aorga5. ii .he coupe
f.iaa taatUi. 5sanc9aulefed every
,a 4eee.4e ourselves 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

When man has been 90 fortunate Is 70 wed
. bright-cycd. Joyous, happy-faced giil, he
should be especially careful 81 her health. An
Invalid wife or mother ID greatly 10 be lifted;
and yet. sometimes, IN spite 81 love, and care,
and tenderness, our wouen.folks DO get sick
Beginning with Irregularities and dyspepsia,
the general health bcgins 70 fall, and weak
meas, nervous prostratlon, sleeplessncss, etc,
make life miserable. The checks become pale,
che eyes grow listless, The hearts action en-
feebled, the pulse weak. and decay Of the pull
monary, digestive aud urinary organs Il the
result For restoring sickiy women % health
earsaparilla exces al other medicines. Il IL
. true tonic. Its principal ingredients are
Yellow Dock, SarsapariIia, Juniper, Iron.
Buchu, Celery aud Caiisaya bark. II builds
up the female system, and win positively cure
falling Of the womb, Irregularities, ieucor-
rhua, dyspepsia, etc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

Torlct, Of cavalry fame, who was lost
II sea last year with the Inflated Vera
Cruz, was good fighter and hard
worker. While having kindly heart
for the trooper who was always ready
Cor shoots and saddlcs.v he hated 4
ohirk, and had his own way 81 meeting
Che complaints urged by shirkers % GEL
rid OF duty. Just before breaking camp
IN the spring Of 1863 the General a.
tended q slck-call 10 see the state Of
health IN his command. One after an
other 81 the boys came In for prescrip-
lions, and by and by strapping big
trooper, who was a notorious shirk, en-
tered the tent with his hand on his stom-
ach. Torbet took him all ia at glance
and then Numbered out:
"What are you here forP"
"Sick,n was the faint response
"What ais you?"
" Snake in the stomach"
slow long has II been thererr
ask MONTHS"
" Surgeon said the General, as he
turned 10 the officer, s'call in two men,
cut this man open and remove the
snakei We are going to break camp In
ten days, and we haven't time u coax
the reptile up!"
Fifteen minutes after that the man was
ont on the line grooming his horse, and
BIZ noon he looked well enough - eat
his way through barrel Of pork. De-
fr0n Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

Nm JOINS came 70 : hotel m Bismarck
with Z chcAp-iopking trunk worth about ~
The clerk sized him up and gave him hack
room, just under the rOof. with dormcr win
The porter snnbhed him, and he was the last
man waited On a the table. and Was always
sealed where he couldn't reach the bread and
The castor lie went away On business, WAS
gone six weeks, and LETT his room door open.
And then when he came back and opened that
old trunk, and took <ie.uD0 IN gold out Of Il,
the landlord pulled out all Of his hair for NOR
tincat on, and went and got roaring drunk Tor
fiyc days the clerk forgot % paste down HE
front hair, and went one whole day without
changing his eght-inch cuiis. and the porter
went out 81 the woods and lay down md lied
Moral: Never disdain 70 20 through 4 trunk
because Il looks cheap You can't tell what
Il may ASSAY. -Chieago Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

Whatever Capt. Stokes. oi Jennings
Station. Tenn, found 10 do he did with
such might that the other evening when
he was fishing in the Tennessee River
be was 80 intent upon his occupation
that he did not heed the stings Of the
gnat- but they stung him % that ne
was poisoned 70 death, aud his head and
face, rapidly swollen. caused him intense
suffering which ended with his death a.
daylight. Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

IHAvE the utmost confidence IN the malta
Enclose 81 for two boxes. Or $3.50 post Office
pills and will take All risk for money and
goods DR.. @ w. Benson. 100 North Eutaw
st., Baltimore, Nd. Also proprietor Of bis
new remedy and favorite prescription. known
- pr. Benson's Skin Cure, recognized every
where ~ the only safe and sure remedy for an
diseases Of the Skin and Scalp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

Rv. PIKRcE. ~ d., Buffalo. n. r.. Dcar ST.
for me. Before taxing your /. Fasorifc Pre-
scriptionr could hardly stand on my feet,
but, By following your advice. I am perfectly
cured. The Fayoritc Prescription il
wonderful medicine for debilitafci and nervous
females. cannot express how thankful am
70 you for your advice. Yours truly
MRs COnSELfA ALLISON. Pcosfa- Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12
Mn. AnrnrR B. ConExs. 81 Newport, Ky.

writes: /" j wish 10 sIeak coNd word for DR..
Guysutt's yellow Dock and SarsaparilIa. Ny
vile suffered greatly from . complication Of
diseases, ending in q miscarriage, which for
months confined her TO her bed. Shchad new
er fully recovered, ana at times compl aincd
severely Of feeling Of bearing down, while
her periods we're very irregular ana gave her
great pam Her physician seemed 10 lie doing
her no good whatever. "A friend recommended
DR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-aparilla-
From the first dose she BEGAN 10 Improve and
Il now a. healthy ana strong A. q young girl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

"MA0xrIcESr promises sometimes end II
paltry performance magnificent exccp-
tion 10 this Il found IN Kidney Wort which in
varably performs even more cures than Il
promises. Here Is single instance: another
has recovered" wrote an Illinois girl 70 her
Eastern relatives: She took biiters for :
long time but without any good. 50 when she
heard Of the virtues OF Kidney Wort she Got :
box and Il has completely cured her liver com
plaint N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

Hop Bittcrs. which are advertised IN our
columns, arc q sure cure for Ague, biliousness
and kidney complaints. Those who use them
say they cannot be too highly recommended
Those afflicted should give them fair trial.
and viii become thereby enthusiastic IN the
praise Of their curative qual. NV Portland
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

"UxcLEn said ayonng rascal to his worthy
relative, that man over there wants 70 zee
YOU "What dos he wAntr 'Dunn0;
didn't ask him. 50 uncle sauntercl over 10
where the stranger sat, an said: ibid you
wish 10 see me. sIr.r mo. sir.n 81 big par
don, but was told BY that young man over
there that you wanted 10 zee me. 80 do,
60 d. I've been blind these ten years. AMI
I want 70 see ANYBODY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-12

THr Worlds Dspcnsary ana InvalIds' Hotel.
q Buffalo, N. r., destroyed b. fire a year arc,
a rebuilt and full OF patients. For .Invalld's
Guide Book giving particulars and terms %
treatment. address, withtwo stamps, WoRLn's
DfsPENsARY MEDiC Al AssocikT y, Buffalo, y. Y