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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Jan. IL. 1882.
QUOTATIONS or BgEvRs TO-DAY.

BEEvES-Receipts yesterday and today were l51 car
head against h74s head last Monday The arrivals the
past week were 90 head less than last week and GlS
export demand took about 4oO head leaving less Than O
head for home trade saughterers which considered Ny
slight Improvement ON most every grade and While
Of WesteInbought cattle have not made much II any
money the IS trade has been fairly sat acory as COM
pared with three weeks ago. ,,.,
ket places the feeling lacked bonyancy and prices weak
ened somewhat at the close The outlook was therefore not
weather for days the close of the week. and even
,oSav was mild and th-eatenng. these
year The total receipts at 6Othst this morning were l6l
cars hut all except G6 exporters and cityado
tiers direct S demand rather moderate ana
The Serngs entirely sold at ate hour Prices Tor
Good cattle fen OF &c per ~ in the absence OF any demand
rated ak and IN buyers iayoE Few Choice steers
retaed at 70 dress % b. and u Picked Illinois
steers sold the New York PROVISION company at TIC u
dress ~ 10 l2c about the top ge for Prime Cattle,
mon Steers. aud 7a4c for Rough state oxen.
Butchers were z eeapy surprised on entering me Jersey
City yards 70 ind that los cars constituted t ene supply
and that Cattle We're to arrive tonight FOR ton0ITOws
tie than could be nsed they took hod pretty carry and me
marke; fair from opening to hnsh closing inst as firm as
III gl advance but the movement not success AID
great Of The Cattle changed hands at about the prices
That the claim buyers paid for them than at
time last MonGa not without founda,i3n Aboq -
~ dress 81 ID hut general sales Of Common TO Very
Good steers from 92all2c with Prime al to
81 TO- and Choice ONO steers at 40 20 dress % ID
loads Of dsterv led Bul IRON Cincinnati - asa 80
Der 100 10 aud car o cornfed Bulls at - asa 90
BIfiis markets in dressed quarters D. FOLEY Co
purchased GA head, and Messr sherman Gie ~ head
teriay wi h 260 live cattle for Mr.. NJ Goldsmith and the
d Aac sia Of Mutton for Mr. Joseph Eastman The
hpmea! win De quarters ct se an aTS 5Go ear
The weeks shipments Of Live Cattle sheep and Hogs,
Dressed Beef Mutton and Hogs wefe as ioliOws;s
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RANDALL H. FO0TE,

lula V - 4AA4 -AIe - ~ ~ - A~e
ESTABLISHED 1882
BANKER AND BROKER, 10 BROADWAY, New-Hork
WANTS
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad odd Stock.
state Bonds, and with coupons mntur'
ing after January, 1865.
Continental Railway Stock.
Erie Railway NOn-Assented stock.
Kentucky Central Railroad Securities.
Lake Superior and Mississippi Rallf DAD Firss.
Mexican Bonds (Corlies Issue).
Mexican BOuds (WOodhouse issue).
Rock Island and Peoria Railroad stock.
Sandussy, Mansfield and Newark Railroad stock.
Town of Wolcott IN. " per cent Deauted Bonds.
Town of Sodus N " per cent Detauted Bonds.
Ulster and Delaware Railroad Incomes
Vermont Valley Railroad old Firsts and Seconds
FOR SALE.
Various manufacturing and other companies stocks paying
large dividends. Also gas and water companies bonds
Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad Securities.
OF lewiston Somerset Wilson ana Yates, Niagara
County IN. " per cent Funding Bonds
New York and Hampstead Railroad Bonds. Endorsed by
South side Railroad OF Long Island 10 large amount.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
ll5 BROADWAY NEW. YORK, Jan 10, 1882
ITO THE HOLDERS of thu NETWORK
4 AND RocRAwAY FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs.-
Ibis Company In now prepared 20 Issue its FIRST C0NSoI
DATED MORTGAGE 1--WE PER CENT bonds IN CT.
change for their bonds Of all back inter-
eat upon ut the Office OF Messrs. Maxwell
Graves - Si'Aa"A'' N0" D. j. MiHsDALE. Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

issued weekly.-a circumstance which will make
IL more popular than ever with that large and
constantiy-increaslng class of American gentle
men who delight in the literature of angling
but who, nevertheless, or therefore do not care
To have mixed with it records of beat-races
dog-and- cat shows, pigeon-slaughterings, and
that sort of thing.
Judge Tourgee's new weekly. Orr Continent
which is now announced to appear on the Sth
inst, will, no doubt as is intended do consider
able toward restoring to Philadelphia that pres
tige as literary center which she enjoyed when
the old Grdi.ana's Magazine, Gooty,s Ladys
Book, the Saturday ECening Post, the Saturday
Courier and 4LEdnder's Messenger were the lead
ing publications of their class in this country
ElversOns Saturday Night and Golden Days pub
lished there now. rank with the most widely cir
cuiated story papers we have; and if the Cont
nc1tt comes anywhere near what the preliminary
announcements lead one to expect it will doubt
less take place with the very best and most pop
ular literary weekes of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

There is something, says the New York Masa
and Express, that French cook can never do,
and that is fry oysters. COlored people have the
art best; especially in Philadelphia and Balti-
more, where dishof fried oysters is s.thing Of
beauty aud = Joy forever
They tell story of q little boy, . young scion
or the house OF Beecher, that, on being rebuked
Tor his noisy conduct in which his sister had
some share, he declared that she ought to be In
ciuded In the scolding. ..If was boiEterousp
ne said, abe was girlsterous. ]" Detroit Free
Press
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FE'HoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

EXECUTokS SALE or SIX DESIRABLE BULB
ING LoIS.THREE Fronting UN Hob
STRUT AND THREE on MARKET STRFEr
GEoR8FlCMk. DC.
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, FFBEU AIRY TEIIR- -
TENTH. 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK, in fr.nt : ~
premises, shah sell a. Ct lot 2nb which has bectA
sab9N lded INTO sin euildNg lots JhTre having 'front.'
oi about ~ feet on Hgh street and t..rec anTt - fssf
on Market street between 18th and 9th streets This
property js well located. and should d-mad the aan-
ton of parties desiring prutislIe Investments
Terms: tiethird casb .iIe two cuual nav
BentS st Sls aud twelve nOuths. with kinl in
terest ann securei by deed of the property
sod. All cor yaICing ut purchaser's cost dasssss
OF So required ON each lot at time % sale.
II AGEEIT T,s,ut,r
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nUNcANsoN BRos.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES Us 7 sy. SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND ]

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND Lot
oN QSlRtE 4, BE TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY Yirtne If deed 81 trust, duly rrcnried in -
lIDer No Sss. folio 202 81 SD, of the d.ta
records 81 u,e District of Columbia. viii sell on -
MONDAY, THE THfH1lEiH DAY OF JANUARY
A ID. 1852, Al FOUR O'CLOCK 4. N. in front of ths
premises the following described real estate situate fn
the city Of Mssinnxtln, District Of Columbia.
Known 2Dd described rfoD the ground plat lan nd
SAID city part II lot numbered a. i SQUARE
ktlmi cred tive hundred snd it1-c1e (5Hi' h.srnning
tor tire same on y Ntrs northwest ~ feet
fouT itcs "a 80 West from The southeast corner az
lot seven "a: thence wet th9Ieeu feet inches l3
lei3l; THENCE moth one hundred aud t,n f.,; thence
e3st tireth 'rei i,I inches tl3 l2A ard thence souh
one Aundren and ten feet - the Ilacc oi siillng.
n ns: Or third cash. balance AiN and Twelve
months notes t. bear Interest cent
secured by deed IF trust the property sold Con-
ve3 ig Re 1T Fure,a-cr'e Terms COM
pfeG Hith M DAYS. therwi=c resale risk and
cost Of de:aGitInr purchaser. deposit Of 400 r.
GUlrea Il tilne II sac.
JAMES T. kYON.
JAMES ". RATCLrFFE5 1rHstees-
tsls-eO&ds
sg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Until.
MoNHtY, the SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A d,
los2, al ssIne hoar and place.
JAMES p RGON, -.
iS1-eosds JAMES W. RATCIIFFE. , irusaecs-
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They Took Their Pens in Hand.
From the Lawrence Mass. American.
Specimens of what the postal clerks have
been called upon to decipher are given below,
copied from envelopes sent from or to the Law
renee post Office, the capitals being given as
found in the directions.
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II OLIDAI GOODS

Our stock OF Diamond Lace Pins, Firger and Ear
r1ngs, fine Gold JeveEy, American Watches Sterling
silverwsre In Great Variety. Plated Tes SETS Bzskets
Bowls. Ice P1tcherA cAseDrs. Butter E<sesl Soup
Tnreens. Forks and Spoons. Royers Bruu'. Plated
Table Cutlery. Jes. Rogers Sons Sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and ScSs0rs. French Clocks. Orexa
Giasses, Brses 6conces. Nirrors. Cand.estscks etc.
etc., was never 20 Large and Complee which we ca to
attention Of purchaser. they viii find cur Prices
Low.
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BROS, aucticncers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Ancticneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GOLD WATCHED
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme CONT 81 tho Ds.
trlct ~ Columbia, holding a special term February
3. 1852, as Probate Court. l viii s,ii on AZ ESDAY
FEBRUARY SEVENTH. lSSa. cout. .elC.uE a TEN
O'CLOCK An, az the suction roou4s of Dancansn
Bros, 9th and ID streets northwest
2Gold Watches Ring. Sewing Machine
FCSthers. Burrels. Bedstsads
Piano. Stool, Paintings, &c., e.
Is. b siMMES. In.
Administrator Of Esta;c of Martha A. Conke dc,easu
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ON ACCOUNT or WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
On TIFSDAl, FEBRUARY IVA. 1850 caninleD<su9
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, I viii sci 3 '.gcuon By
Duncsns0n Bros. 9Th and streets nortbAeSf
Gold Watches, Chain and Locket
Gold fhinb.e, Chain snd Medallion.
Gold knig, Corueiia8 Setting,
God laag. DaIaond and Sapphire Setting
l Silver Gard Csse.
to cover advance and charges.
fe3-3t Fpr-D-E kppNpS
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u ARE ATTRACTIONS
~ FOX THE LADIES AT
CHR. RUPPERTS

Nos. 4o3 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHwEsr.
a., Nov o. on hsad MAGNIFICENT stock q new sc bes
CUSHIONS TABLE CoyERA TIDIE6 WHIST
HOLDERS. Of ai.i-reaf sses:s1lS
fsncy Norxted Work TOD ,kt.si GOODS. az evury
dtxcr:I ton, cG,nrlffo cSstfiI fsr s:.fsats-
bDSrEi6.
Aein.aE.sxa aud xcrh,B vOQ01BD. 0eFmn KNIT
ZIG Yam, sloc.sr<. an - h1hdB al Enbroi0cE1a
Asee.ssas 81 saass: ki-s nunns UnnhGt - r
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Kate
From the United Irishman.
Yes, that's her picture!
She WaS-Say forty.
Ninning7 Yes, as girl OF twenty.
We met under the shadow OF palace.
rretty7 More than pretty, and all woman.
Eyes? Yes, as black as Cieopatra's;
She said the fire would never die;
That black eyes meant lasting love.
Manner and form?
She was just splendid
Willowy and graceful as fawn.
1t Was a dream,
Such as agents always have.
Yes, we met again In our own land.
Was 1t a quarrel? No;
Loving more than ever, She said,
Under great oaks
That grew amid the fragrance OF rare flowers.
In the twilight we parted for a ume
As went down tue dusty road,
she sang 'Good-by, Sweetheart"
The song was balm to nae n
thought it told her love--but she meant it.
60, some one else has her love.
VIII we meet AGAIN. PeFhspS.
In the Persian, Kate means Maynard.
And In this She was a true Persian.
Do love her? What question!
Good night, Old boy Ce1s 81
Isay, Bob! "a q.
DO We say tender thingsef those we hats7
THIS is an Examination. See how Sad these
Boys looN Look ut That Boy in the Corner
He will Pass. He has studied hard. He has all
his knowledge at His Finxer-ends. See. He
puts his knowledge in His Pocket Because the
Tutor Is looking Come Away, children!-To'e
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HARRIS & SnAFER.
dl4 lJi3 PENNSYLVANIA AyFNIyF-
nIsBOLUTIoN OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

The G. I. Co. Is this day dissolved by iin,itsnn
Il ETCH is authorized 70 collect alI Mls and pay III
debts. \. y. BARKER md r. KlN9IoW via onn-
6nHs - - bNeiAeel aner . enDs nars far lhsng-
e sqR4 x11fe ~ SAR1Ek 4 -
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JAMES Z. kYON. -,
JAMES ". RATCLrFFE,} Irusteos
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

Snf AND ,ih srhrF q NoR kFshS NisT
By 1rtae q deed Of trst dated April 7th lssS a
TIE i1nd records for th n-esris OF Columbia aud IA
o. GeIee passs9 - the 18th January AID 1872. IN
eli c-e No. aes, Viii sci uutlic salr in fro
9. nc pren,sses on MONDAY, FEBRUAKY SIXTH
isS2 at -FOUR AND HALE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. Dsrs
y Jon uiree CD, IN square wet of squsFe
fourfecn W. Of I'D IN the city of Washington. tie
District Of Coiunts. beginning for tho pasul
on atA street as,u tortytwo CAD feet south Of ~
corner 90 sad square, sail point being foUr
ftn - feet south o the center Of Of hausee
SAID hot and tence south fourteen 4D fest tn
end of ssId SOW ri houses thoBce West 10 Rock Crsk
then with said creek northerly To line drawn due wua
from beginning sna then With said line D.
GINNING. With iml,roN em-sls. consisting of o tws-
story Brick House.
Terms Of sale; one-half cash. balance In six snl
Twelve months with interest secured by trust deed.
de sft OF AitD required II time Of sale. Convey
ing at cost OF purchaser.
Rl-d WILLIAM A. GORDON Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER o. WILLIAMS CO.. Aacaonecr
THIS EVENING.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD AND sILvK8
WITCHES. 1WENTN-rnUR Wal MT fRAMI
CLOCKS koSFRs' KNIVES, SPOONS, FuRKa
AT AUCTION.
On TO MORROW. FEBRUARY SECOND AZ IKE
0'Ct OCk An. HALF-PASr TWO md n Al r pASf
SEWN PM. and continuing from day - day until
sntre sloSk Is disposed Of, al our np0ln.
TO the highest bidder and call special stie1ran a
week.
Terms cash.
fiat WALTER r. WILLIAMS 4 @. AuctsL
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nENTIMEDER
~ Sure cure for Toothache Local or Neuralyic 25cs
Per bottle. Genuine BARLEY SUGAR, for Coughs
and Colds. GERMAN STRENGTHENING POROUS
PLASTER, 10c. piece: for 2Sc. SALAD OIL, DIM
ported, 81 gallon; SOC. Flint.
At A. NJ. KLOczEwSKrS PHARMACY.
J23 az 9t6 street northwest.
" II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEIE6
AND WET AND DRY
SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
Will call for and deliver WORK All whe.e in the Dis
trict upon receipt a address bt mad or otherwise
Goods received and returned by a,ad nr,s FINN
and to al parts Of the country.
No. 1908 COLD 4s) JEFFERSON STREET
apS NEAR BRlHGE- SEoIGETowH. ID. C.
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ID Il e X A,

CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.
~ CAROLINA TOLU TONIC!
Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all it, rtages; also f0
CoughE Colds Bronchitis, Asthma, and Al diseases Of -
1hruat and Lings; End the only remedy that ID benef-
cal in naaral climates This Is preTaration of BAL
SAM OF TOLU, ROCK CANDY, MAGNESIA and
other medicnsls beneficial in above diseases, the baas
being the unrest Rice aud Rye Whskea. HarmlaR -
very pleasant u take. Try it For sale by AL drugzaR
sld at 81 quart bottle The trade euIrlfoA
at liberal discount by Barbour Hamilton and Ffsak
Hume, Wholesale Crocers, and Sole Agents for this
city. HENRY BISCHOFF Il CO.. New York and
Charleston. s. c., Sose Aanufsctrof1 and PropretorA
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THUNAs DOWNING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY G

IkISIEisS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY On
MONROE SyHEET, BETWEEN bUNBARTON
AND BEAfA, Skf.EErS. GEORGETOWN, u. c.
By virtue OF deed of trust dated the 18th day of -
Becen Der, lA16, asrd duly recorded in laler No.
va. fasio 40 g ore Of the hand records for
the parsiessecnred nsTeby The undersigned Trrlsta
Will sell 1HSSaD4A. RHE SEv@NTH DAY O
FEBRUARY, 1852, al FOUR O'CLOCK, in front OF tn
premises the following -desCli bed property viz Lot
numbered dty-tYo t52l. In HolIoead's addition 90
Georgetown. Ia SAID District EXCEPT that Part thereof
which was conveyed by Cl&rles Stewart % William
SfalDss, the part conveyed to said Staings beny
tie ssdttfeTn part Of said lot frong nineteen 9)
and SIX go lueEes Monroe stree the l1t hereby
conveyed being about twenty-five (, feel font ON sid
Monroe street and ng back 81 tle deIth of said
lot ot tht sale with, sessr with the Improve meatA
Which consist orr two-st, frame DWELLING.
Terms OF sale: Dhe-third cash the resi- due in two
equal Iasnents ct SIX and twelve months with
oe2riss interest and secured by decd Of trust CA the
pr iertN sold Sc depes required AT time of SAFE. All
cenreSsnens. &c, eft purchaser. cOst II the terms
OF sac are nor complied wuh in days the Trustees
reserve the right 10 resell tie property the risk and
WILLIAM u. CASsTN. D ,.
t26-dts WILLIAM A. GORDON it"h'ees-
~ BENSINGER AuctIonecr
lJs Washing ton Horse and Cairirca Bazaar
1885, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES HAR-
SATURDAY MORNING, comm lcing at TkN
0Dc1pCK, Special rlieptun given IT, TIA. -aes q
keal Estate AID Personal rurrts. Liberal advances
on AL con stgnpents IjalCl =. BENSlN1Eli, Auct-
tFsr Other A,efso,ss See Eighth Page.l
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Tuesday he could with difficulty utter a whisper.
By Wednesday tile trouble generally relieved it.
self. This continued for some weeks. alarming
the poor man all the time. and increasing in
pain and inconvenience. The suffering clergy
man consulted physician but without all
He then mentioned the difficulty to a friend
who happened to be dealer i'm shirts and neck
wear. This friend inserted his finger between
the clergyman's neck and his neck band. and at
once reported the cause of the trouble. The I'M
happy promulgator of Gospel tidings had been
wearing q collar an inch and half too small for
him. He had for years been accustomed to a
fifteen-nch collar, and had not taken notice of
the fact that he was increasing in size TO such
an extent that sixteen and a half collar was
now what he needed. The sense of relief when
he got collar of the right size was wonderful
The pain and uneasiness was no longer felt and
the man could now speak with ease. The lesson
to clergymen is obvious.
The Maryland Annual Conference. of the
Methodist Protestant church. will be held in the
Broadway church, in Baltimore, next month.
commencing on the second Tuesday. This
denomination recognizes the rights of the laity
and besides the ministers, each church, mission.
or circuit is represented by lay delegate
Embracing. as it does, the entire state OF Mary
land, with portions of PENNSYLVANIA and Viz
ginia and the District Of Columbia, there will be
nearly two hundred ministers and delegates
present. The churchesin this District will show
that the denomination is holding its own. and
that they are generally in healthy condition
Under the rule which permits a minister to
serve one station for five years there will prOba-
bly, be but one or two, if any changes in the pas
torateS at this conference The first church is
on Virginia avenue, near the navy yard, and its
pastor, Rev. j. w. Gray, will likely be returned
Ninth street, between E and z, has Rev. p T.
Hall for its minister, he having succeeded Rev.
DIR. David Wilson (appointed to chaplaincy in
the army about Is months ago. Georgetown
station has Rev. DR.. 8. B. Sutherland as the
pastor, with Rev. T. e. Coulbourn as assistant;
and Mt. Pleasant is attached to this Charge
the ministers alternating between the two
churches North Carolina avenue mission (near
Lincoln Park, East WashinGton, = q pssaene
unsuppdie1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-10

rho development d The coal r.
sources and industry Of Germany has
recently received much attention. due,
In good part, % the encouraging char.
acter Of the Hamburg exhibition Of that
mineral held some time since. Il Il
alleged that The Westphalian coal Is su.
perior in heating power 20 English, and
the Investigations carried on By some q
the most eminent geoloeists make Il ap-
pear, though the statement u somewhat
surprising, that Germany il III possess
sion 81 coal fields incomparably more
extensive than any England can show.
The Westphalian coal basin aloac. il Il
said. Is capable Of producing. for seven
centuries % come, the same quantity u
best coal annually that al England now
yields; and not only this. but the basin
i not yet fully explored, and Is be-
lived 70 be capable Of material exten.
UI0U.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-10

The very best remedy ever invented for the
cure 81 general III health, especially dyspepsia,
bad blood nervousness, universal la,situde,
weak kidneys, liver troubles, etc. j. DR.. Guy
not harm the most delicate invalid. Its use
wonderfully reviyes the mental faculties, In
crcases the power Of physical endurance, and
makes the blood rich, red aud pure. enabling
Il TO c0unteracf the effect a exhaustive and
facilitating diseases. In localities where this
cult 70 supply the demand. II contains Vel
low DOCK. Sarsaparilia, Juniper, Iron. Bnclu,
Celery. Calisaya, etc. Every physician knows
the merit Of such Ingredients
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-10

About two years and half ago :
valuable mare owned by DR.. Silas v.
Marsh, Of Lansingburgh. N. ~. was
rum into b. an establishment approach
ing from the opposite direction, and Sc
verely wounded in the shoulder BY 4
shaft OF the colliding vehicle. The
wound healed up. but the animal has
been on the sick list ever since. A few
days since Il was killed, and upon open
ing the animal . piece Of the shaft
eleven inches in length was found firm
" imbedded behind the shoulder blade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-10

"A reformer thinks II only absolutely
pnre liquors were sold in the United
States drunkenness would be greatly
diminished. That h 20. Only man
worth 100000 coald afford 70 buy
more than two drinks o week. - Burling-
ton H1nkenc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-10

This bit Of romance comes from St.
Louis: Gottlieb Ernst and Lena
Droehlmueller were married by Squire
b. II. Taffe. They drove up IN q hack
about eight o'clock in the evening. but
no amount Of persuasion could induce
the bride 70 60 up 70 the Office. Some
body proposed that the Squire 20 down
and marry them in the hack, and
straightway it was done, the Squire
standing At the door.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-10

Mn. r. B. ROLAND, or CovIngton, Ky,
writes: ~ had given up ever finding relief
greatly, both mentally and physically. PIN
ples and boils were al over me- The smallest
cut or wound would cause q sore. nv diges-
tion troubled me and my back and kidneys
panied me severely. A friend recommended
Dr. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlila.
Thanks to is use am again in sound condi-
tion. and never can grow weary Of praising
II b my acQuainfanocs.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-10

Axox0 ne gentlemen presented % His
Exccllcncy the Governor. 81 biz late reception
-, Anandrao Bhaskcrjee 8oonderjee, Balk-
rishna Wassoo leo Pandoorung. Bomonjee
Nunchcriee Funkhakey. Dadabhoy Rustomjco
Eanajce. Furdoonjec Janscdjec fnrdoonlce,
Hurrychund SadaseNjec. JehanghIer Couesjeo.
JehanghIeF tcadymoney, Jugmohandss Man
erjee Nowrojee B4najec, Nusscrwanjee Chan
dabhoy. Pursh0fumdass MunGaldass, Nathoor
bhoy Sadashi<, VishWanath Dhnrandhur. Trih-
howsndass Munguldase Nathoobhoy. Gokul'
dass Jacmohundlss and yundr4vun Pur<hot'
umdas>. Whether long stockings and knee
breeches were worn o. not 4 g not stated, VI
observe. --Bosfo1 Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-10

TN g. Paul (Ninn.) oloov, observes:
Things had gone wrong with him, and h
wanted 70 die; yet he had The whole house
oarting around mighty lively, % ~ heard
hunting FOR the g. Jacobs on bottle, when
~ asSt twiDes q Rheumatism gathered hiq
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-10

Consul Baker. Of Buenos Ayres.
thinks ostrich raising would be a profit
able industry in the United States. II
we fill the vacant lots Of America with
osfriches, we'd like % know how the
goats Of the republic nre going TO get
anything 70 eat. There are scarcely
enough tomato cans and old corset
skeletons 70 60 around B'viing-
ton H0ukcnc.