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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past ticcNiy,tour hours.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past tce"tyfow hours
WAsHINGTON. March 25-1 n m.-Tbe barOm-
eter "a lowest IN the Gulf States and highest IN Dakota
and Montana. General rams have fallen IN the Cur
states ana ocoasiOna rain Tennessee the Ohio Valley
and the Northwes. Souiheny winds prevail IN the
Northwest and Lake region. northwest rly In New-Eng-
aud and the Middle Atlantic states and eatery In the
South Atlantic st es The emperature has fallen IN the
West Gult states and tho Upper Missouri Valley.
Indications for t0-dav
For the Middle Atlantic States. warmer fair weather
followed by increasing cloudinoss aud local rains va
riaDe winds shilling 10 eastery, stationary lower
pressure. .,..-, ,,.
becoming VARIABLE stationary higher temperature ana
pressnre. -,
ror the Lower Lake REGION, WARMER fair wether, vol
lowed by increasing clOuduesH ana ca rains, variable
winds. mostly sOut. ea-terly low,r pressure go
For the Upper regV CT udy weather with ram
or SNOW Varible winds shifting 10 nOrher, stationary
or lower Temperature follow d hy risng birumet'r
For The Upper Mississippi and Miss ,u Valley, ooudy
we ther VITA rain or snow, yaraUe winds shifting 10
much colder northerly higher pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
MAJOR CHARLEs W. WILLS.

NEw-ORLEANs March PA telegram was
received Der. tOaay announcing the sudden death OF
Major Charles ". wis. brothcriu-aw " Senator
Kellogg, at his home. near Jeanncrette.
Major wills during tae served a. Captain OF tho
lO31 Illinois Cavalry, OF VIII ch senator Kellogg
Colonel lie wa Mt one time Dcplty Collector OF In
terual Revenue tbs &, uuucr stock ae afteT
WINCH iu conurcu with senator kelo <, lac became
large and succcssful planter On Bayou Ioc1e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
OBITUAKY NOTES.

WASHINGTON, March "a. Isaac Delano,
father OF James 5. Deano. Dopuy Second Controller o.
the Treasury died In this city his morning in the eighty
first year Of Ills remains viii DO removed TO
GalesbIrs. Ill for burial.
NEwBURG. N. T., March 24-Alexandcr Moore
prominent resident OF Washingtonvlle. died to-day at
the age Of seveutyve years DurDg ;he Rebellion he
wa. a n.mber Of tho committee appointed to organize
tue l24th Regiment lie postmaster OF washing
tonyiiie for seven years.
LoCKPoRT, n. Y. March 2L-Dr. a. Leonard, an ola
and prominent physician OF this city. died to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
AMATEURS IN" TIE PRINCESS.n

After much deliberation the ladies of the
Bartholdi Statue Dramatic Committee have decided
upon giving the first representation OF The Princess
with James b. Potter in the title role. April %
Mt the Madison Square Theatre for the benefit or tho
Bar hold Statue Fund. Requests for tickets can DO
made by TO any OF the following Ia es Mrs. r.
NJ. Hunt, Mrs. j. G. Peters, Mrs Bradley Martin Mrs j.
f. Pierson, Mira John erwOOd. Mrs Il. T. Smelling,
Mrs. ia mes b. Potter, Mrs. L1ckomever. The list OF
lady patroneBses will be announced In O few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
mhsoUeRADIAG TILL MIDNIGHT.

Merry Purim was celebrated, last nlsht'
by crowds Of masqueraders. who drove from mousse "
house in omnibuses anG carriages. AT tne door oil
house one of the askers was requested to disclose hs
identity and yOuch for the rest OF 'he
marty The party entered. and AFTER oancihg
ana testing with the company drove t. another house
Anon the houses whio1 open were those oil hr'
aaa Mira IT, Herman. No. 80 West Fhty-sixth-sLi MI
and Mrs. HcIts. Of West Foryfourthst+ NJ anu "iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

The Cooper Union Literary Class gave its quar-
terly reception last night The programme con-
sisted of essays decamatons and recifations. The
feature Of the evening was debate on the subject
OF he higher education of woman II was argued
In the affirmation by Messrs George l.. RECORD and
A. Casey aud WanhOpe LYNN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
A NEW VARIETY THEATRE.

The property at Thirty -ffth-st. and Broadway,
formerly the old Aquarium has been purchased by the
Brooklyn theatrical managers, HYDE Bohman who
propose t. erect q theatre the site II Ia understood
the performances 10 be Of the variety order
The thea re will be opened about September l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

he has given many private well rs public rcctals
Mr. Riddle will read In Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, on
March 81
At the Brooklyn Athenaum, corner OF At
antic and C.nton-st, amateur performance Oh
the operetta Robinson Crusoe" will be given on Tues
day evening next The performance will be under the
auspices OF the Robinson Crusoe Club and Ia Tor the Den
eft of st. Johns Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
OBI7 UARY.
JEREMIAH CERTIS.

Jeremiah Curtis died at his home, No. 80 East
Thirty-nlnth st, yesterday afternoon in the eighteth
year Of his age. For years Mr. Curtis has been
chronic invalid. He was born in Hampden Me. While
ycta young man he established bank in Calais. The
first railroad in Maine built by him from Calais to
Middletown He the first Abolition candidate for
Governor Of his native State but defeated For the
last twenty years Mr. Curtis has lived in this city He
fond OF literature and until few years ago. when
advancing age and failing health compelled him to live
IA retirement he accustomed to gather around his
table the most celebrated literary pc ope Of the day.
Before his retirement from active life Mr. Curtis was
regarded OF the best business In his partcu
lar line, which the drug business. lie was the
owner OF several proprietary medicines. among them
Mother Winslow's Soothing Syrup. which at one time
brought hip IN "A large revenue. patent medicine
business established by him ut No 2lS FultOn-st.
Though for several years he has not been connected
with it, the business Is sill carried by his He
man Of the most estmable private oh racter and
had the friendship OF many OF the leading men of the
city. He has been accustomed 70 spend his SUMMERS at
Long Branch where he had cottage. and his winters In
this city. lie leaves three and one daughter Mrs
Laura curtis Billiard. He was u man OF large wealth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

sEABURY JOHNSON Pharmaceutical! Chemists.
NeU York and London
Gentlemen For the past few we have sold various
brands porous psses and both and the bc prefer
BENsoys CAPcNE PoBoUs PLAsTEgs oil others. We
consider them " the few household remedies worthy OF
confidence They as1peror to all other psser or
medicines for external use"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
REAR-ApMIRAL THOMAS TURNER, U. S. N.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, March 24.-Rear-A
mira Tnomas Turner. u. 3. ", Died TINS morning at his
residence at Glen Mills, near Media, Penn.
Rcar-Admiral Turner native of Virginia. He
entered tae Navy a. n midshpman April 81, 1925,
for Yeas he attached TO the ConstelatIon,
OF the Mediterranean Squa Iron He then served for
three years GU the Warren, OF tho same squadron He
becam- a Passed Midshpman ia 1881, aud from that
time until 1885 he served with the Mediterranean
Squadron being attache to the Constellation and the
Delaware. IN 1885 he made a Lieuenant. and fer
about five years he served the Columbus In East In
dian aers In 1913 No tnsf rrcd 20 the recoiy-
ing ship at Philadelphia. ana IN 1917 20 the Albany II
the Home SOU dron lie took active part In the war
with Mex In 1850 he was II stationed at Phila-
dclpna, and ON 1881 TO 1888 he rye1 ON the Con-
gress III tn, Brazil squadron. From 1854 to 1887 be
was OF ordnance duty. lie hecim a commander In
1855 anf In 1853 ard 1860 he oImm1n1ed the sara
tugA OF the Home squadron. In that pJsi IA he took
part H. the eugig ut tween thl vessel ana Two
spanish steamers, the Marquis ~ HAVANA and Gen
cal ramon. IN he narbor uf non LtYardO, Mexico
wnen they wee cure March q, 1850, AT midnight
He va made a Captain In l. = II Comm ldorc IN
1863. During the latter year he had comma ol TIE
\ oLsidrs. and took par I'm the attack up n Fnrs
Sumft MOu tre and Beaurtg rd ~ CharrstOa Hatbof
Admirl la q bOt q the New rOnsiIc' al the
time mmrIdsd COmmDdOro Turner Tor the Judg-
inrut I'd aoIlt, win winch h. Ian lied Ms snip. Ia
1854 and 1868 sp,cia, dug IN New York and
Qunu. 80 lwO yea fOUw * h. was au0ned AZ fhil-
nd lhia. he de 4 A'a Admiral IN 1865, Aud IN
1869 ana 1870 he nAd comma al OF tue PIenc rect
lie was paced Oh tue rctI.e list few yc4ra a6'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
THE PASSION PLAY NOT TAINTED.

CINcINNATI, March 24.-The agent Of Salmi
Morse for days On oily irving to ar
range for the production OF the Passion PLAY. He made
Application for Music Hall for two months BEGINNING
with My 90. This afternoon the trustees gave him
simple refusal, Offering reason for their action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Clara Morris and Signor Salvini are to ap-
near at the BOrtoa Museuai Aprl9.
Miss Elaanor Moretti daughter OF Katharine
yavsrs, A. n M nbor Kate caxtOas company, ana u
soxss Mo- t0a,e N fhe Two Orphans"
Mr.. George Riddle has met with much favor
sbI. sea.on both III Philadelphia and NewYor1, where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
Gpeeial Notices.

sneciaI meeting Associate Alunne Of the Normal
Co,Vr will be held saturday. March 81 at 10 a. n IN tho
Chanel OF the Training Department to take SOM action IA 10
gard 10 sustained by the College IN thS deaths q" MISS
pb.Ia Mia. Goodwin MISS Ebecke All graduates Of
IN, College aru invited attend By order OF the Prosdrnt
ELLA CALKISs, Cor. sbc'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
WILLIAM GREENE.

Providence, X. l., March "a. - William
Greene of WarwcK died to-day rs the OF eighty
seven vcars He Lieutenant Governor Of the state
from SOC TO 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

LONDON, March 24.-F. HattOn. young
scle list and son OF Joseph Hatton. English Jour
nall and writer been while participating in
elephant hunt Ia BOrneO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
Truth Stranger than Fiction.

Five thousand physicians pharmacists. druggists and
chemists OF the highest personal and professional reput
tion have voluntarily Endorsed and signed the following
document:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
MARRIED.

HANFORD-EGG fNToN-On Monday. March 10 at the
The brides parents 80 DeyOe Brooklyn
r. D. by tae Rev. Henry a Powell VIII n ]. HanI0id
NJ D.. % Aimee. youngest daughter Of William EggintOn,
q.
POWERS pow ERs-In the Thirteenth Presbyte-
CHURCH. by the Rev. !. ". WOtraG D. D.. the d
f.. daughter Of A. a. Powers Of Chicago, 20
Fred Perry Powers Oi Washin ton. ID. q.
Al notices Of marriages must be indor3ef Nth JaU
uaUe and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
HENRY AUGUSTE VARROY
L. HAITON.

PARIS, March 2l.-Henry Auguste Yarroy,
member Of the French Senate, is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 25-la. m-rhe movement
In the barometer during the fair AMI dear weather OF
yesterday slight Tue temperature ranged between
$50 and 4o tho 3aoD beng $50 lower than on
the pending day last year and 40 higher tn"n on
Friday. ,.u., .. ,,,oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
CHARLES Il. MATTISON.

ROCHESTER, \. T., March 21.-The death OF
exAssemblyman Charles H. Matrson, OF Bare, Orleans
County. Il announced.
Mr Matti-on was born at Barre in 1897 and was n
farmer f. 1862 he cnlis ell private IN the l5lst
Ncw-York Regiment. but after reaching the f.ont
he was nade Asssta1 Aoiutaut-General OF The
second Brigade 81 tne Department Of the South.
Afterward served the stan Of General
Rufus -AKto1 until thc close or too war; when ne was
di-churg # with the tnk OF lieutenant He served his
iowa supervisor. being chairman OF
the Board one ye r. aud In ISIS he was Republican
IuOcr OF the AsHemOy y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

I'M diagram variations IN this city BY trnth.
F thr ~
white line Represents the OSCILLATIONS
nlrfcuy dudng hour rrbken of dottr le r.
III, variations indicated By the therinomef a. HUI
aui = Pharmacy, BroaiSAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

These pasters have bean awarded thirty land
only Important domestic and in
ternationa exhibitions Word Capctne" cut in genuine
Price 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
RECEPTION By A LITERARY CLASS

by increasing cloudness may expected to-day in this
city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

Post OnBce NofIcr.
Foreign the ending March "a will close at this
Office as follows.
SUNDAY-At 100 .. Honduras and Livingston. per
"a Wandefer via NeW-Orleans.
Mails Tor China and Japan poe IS City OF Pexing via san
Francisco close March ~ at m. Mails for AUSTRALIA
NeWZeaand wien and Fi Islands pee Clty Of Syd
ncy via san Fran iscO close March 81, a. p n.
HENRY q. PEA RSON. Postmaster
Post Office New.YOrx. y. l.. March ID 1858
The schedule closing mails arrangedon
presum tner uninterrupted overland transit %
Fast arriving time at otn
Francisco the day Of sans o steamers are dispatched
thence the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

Il. krufinn
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
ofers his Large aud Elegant Stock Of
FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY. so,
Alta REDUCTION or % TO 90 PER CENT
from mannfactnrers' prices
B42 BROADWAY AND
o0AND % EAST HoUsTONsr
Piles Permanently EradicRted $500
q wtIOut kuIfe 5ltur OF tnsue oenu iur
refeenUes DE- hOnT 80 Wes' zfth ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

Rupture Radically Cured oy Dr. Marsh's treat@enh
Thousands aud relieved ~ years praCtoal
expenence. only oI1cs. z Nesey.st.. AstOr House.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-21

Think ~ man getting scasick from
riding on locomotive engine. said
Counselor Farley. who las: week shot
down from Philadelphia % Atlantic
City III The rate ~ morn than mile
minute Ia reach the bedside 81 dying
child. Y 'ScAsickncss' Il, 81 course, not
the term 10 apply 70 the disorder. but
that expresses Il better than any other
name that l can think of. Ny ride
created the same feeling Of wretchcd-
ness that d few hours on the ocean al
WAYS gives me. only. instead Of is he
ing caused by the rolling q vessel. y
Was brought on BY the pitching and
tossing of the locomotive.
II received telegram telling me q
nv chiId's condition about two N the
afternoon. Every moment after that
second seemed an hour. realized how
extreme was the danger. for had been
III for several nights with the littleone.
I engaged a special conveyance ~ once.
I here was nothing but the locomotive,
and at in with the engineer. Dis
patches were sent ahead ordering all
regular trains 10 run for sidings and re-
main until the engine passed Wewerc
about 4 minute getting out 81 the built
up part 81 Camden. Then We New, but
no rate could be too fast for me. -
| we rushed along. we enveloped ourselves
| in cloud q dust that was % thick ~
times that could not see hall dozen
yards ahead. The whistle screamed 2
note u warning almost every second:
I Indeed. Il seemed - my excitcu nina
that il was al one wild shrek extenu-
/ ing from the Delaware % the sea After
we had gone . few miles me engine p,
| gnn - pitch and toss. and r. the spteu
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Drop Cookies: Six cups -four. thre
cups sugar. one and onc-Ialf cups but
Ter. one cup milk and four eggs, one
teaspoonful soda, Two Of cream tartar.
N y. Times.
-Wasps will seldom attack strong
colonies Of bees. but II a weak swarm
X near place freqnentcd BY wasps
they win annoy the bees considerably
-bosfoa Transcript.
Fuller. In his Small Fruit Cn'frr-
az. says: Y. do not believe that there
Il one acre Of Strawberries in thou
sand. cultivated in this country. that
yields over onc-half what Il would 4
the ground was properly prepared be-
fore planting
II YOU are afraid your yeast cakes
are q little stale. put one Of them in .
| cup II warm water with good pinch
/ of hops; let this stand for an hour or 80
before using; Il will have an excellent
effect on the yeast, and will insure good
bread. Indianapolis Journal
1T i said that tomato plants can be
/ raised from slips or cuttings rs easily
a. many Of our house plants. Il 50. the
farmer wife can take few slips ~ the
fall and furnish the kitchen garden with
plants in the spring, even farther al
vanced than the seedlings grown In hot
beds.
Lace or muslin drapcry for the
windows add 20 much attraction 70 q
room that il pays 20 have them II one
can afford Il, and very pretty curtain.
are now comparatively Inexpensive
The scrim with strips Of drawn work
are vcry durable. and If trimmed on iht
edge with suitable lace an excellent
elect Is produced. IN. y Post.
Great care should be taken In seed
ing with clover 10 leave no gaps, 70
they will inevitably be covered will
weeds. 4 worse than useless waste p
ground. Il i good plan 70 lap III
seed triflc. and then sow cross-vise
! 10 make sure that all Is evenly distrlb
uted. A peek per acre. Sown four quart
each way, gives . good stand. - Io'ed
Biudl.
A small economy. but one not % p
deSpiscd. especially ia large families. /
70 save bits ~ toilet soap when the,
begin 10 waste. When pint or eycl
half Z pint Il collected. put in q bowl
add boiling wafer and stir. set away
and. a. II evaporates add little boilin'
water and stir well DO this ever,
day till All the humps have disappeared
Then add few drops Of oil Of cinna
man Or oil of cologne. Wet deep, nal
row pan in cold water. pour in the soa
! and leave Il 10 mold After two 9
three davs turn II out and leave 20 DRY
The result will Be- an acceptable toiit
soap. Exchange.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-21

Pinch define. The difference hc-
tween piich-fo-k and tuning fork;
Ore = u~rl ID make hay with, and the
other 10 make -.Ar with.
. .It's rule Al my table. said a.
nld settler "a his guest. ''that each one
shall wipe biz knife On his plate before
sticking Il into the lntter dish --
Hryycr's Ba-ar-
The High school girl condemns The
rbrnsc stumble 10 thc racket" a. vile
lang. She says ''prcc'pitstc N ne "
rcclion ~ the clamor y = more eic-
cant expression. - IN Guy Derrick.
.How old would You think my
daughter was.- asked mother ~ =
lnslv friend nc one ~ our summer re-
sorfs: ..would you think she was eight
ecn?r .Oh. yrS.'' was the candid re-
nv. ~ s'onl,l think she wa eighteen
about ten wears ago." They never
speak ns they pass BY now iosksr'
Statesmen.
--Yonng lady Dust from boarding
school. AZ dinner table Pleas, papa,
Td like 4 lcg III the roast chicken.
Papa have had one. my dear
and your brother had the other.
Young lady Gin q sprightly nanncr)
..Oh. sure enough! q chicken has onl,
two legs. It's duck that has four A.
Hoypsrs Bdsnr.
"Arc Won "a take astronomy mex
term. Elise?r inquired ciassmate o
her Young friend. ..Iiarlly. Hut An
gl,stus j. giving me splendid astronomi
al Lessons during the vacation:
-.Isn't that nice, Has he text book
and an aflase'' 'Oh. Louise. my dear
He saws Tn all the world 20 him. ans
when j lean nv head on bis shoulder h
y nv Atlas. r--Harff0rd Posi-.
--~ What WIS the trouble between yo'
and another party. Mike, On the avcnn
last EVENING" inquired an Austin citi
zen Of his Hihern:an porter. "Well
Yer sec, sur. Il was BIZ q hesitatio!
On his part. "A PIG "a hesitation!
=. Ycs. sur. You see ] gave him I'll
choice Nv INV two fists. an be seemc
a. hesitate loike. an when l seen y
couldn't make up his moind. jist gas
him the TWO nv'em for luck. 49, 1era
Syin9s.
A Roman ccclcsiastic. Ia reply .
whatever question might be proposed
always began by saying; III make dis
finc;ion. "A Cardinal, having invite
him 20 dine, proposed 70 derive som
amusement for the company from thl
wcll-known peculiarly Of his gues
Saying % him that he had N impol
rant question . PROPOSE ~ asked: y
Il under any circumstances lawn!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-21

w Montgomery Blair left only $4,000.
when he Was supposed 10 be worth -
least quarter 81 million.
sarah Vinnemucca. the Pluto Prin-
ccss. has written book about the Pluto
tribe ~ Western Indians. which will b
issued BY BOSTON house.
- Mrs. s. .. Dunbar. representative
Of wcl.-knoun Boston families residing
in Colorado Springs. has received the
prize 81 onc hundred dollars offered by
4 CITIZEN Of thai place for the best arti-
Gle descriptive ~ Colorado Springs and
Naniiou. - BOSTON Transcript.
The Northern Pacific Railroad j. in
good hands. The President. Mr.. VIII
arb. was first . reporter. then WASH
incton correspondent The Nice-Prcsi-
dent. Mr.. Cakes, started in life - tel
egraph messenger boy and then be-
came m operator. Chicago Inter
0c<0n.
Hon. .Jchu Baker j. not much known
among proof-rcaslcrs. When he made
: big campaign speech. il was attributed
10 4. Hon. John Boxer. LATER teIe-
gram spoke of him a. John Jehu. Min
i~fer - Venezuela When last heard
from h;s name had got into -. Louis
paper as Balzer. Dtfrou ios'.
The leading literary club q New
Orleans has mn oriiy ~ Crroles Mr.
d. ". Cable. in Ills books. whose sub
je<.ts are In olt >cw Orleans. has de-
sSrihcd the Circles. aud has becone
famous. hut N hen he was proposed ~
member II their club the very nomi
nation was considered A. m insult, ant
he was rejected. N n. Hsraid.
George Bancroft. the historian. i
thus described: Over cigllty-threr wear
of are. he has frame 81 iron and
bran - brigh; a. that 81 youth ~
IL Of middle weight. lean ami why. LII
thin. Thoughtful facr II llng hened p.
hi~ lnnr. Silky board ~ ~ahIe-silyer. am
his thick hair Il combcd back from
broad. hi1h. bra'nv forehead. He Ia
lirht blue ewes. and acompleNion dark
cnci hy the winds Of hi> daily horse
back ride.
AZ the banquet given the Chicag
knights IN York. Eng. Rev. Ir. LORI
mrr found il difficult 10 say Il MY i.or
Mayor and employed the form M
Masor.r 10 the nd small amusement 2
The company. bnt turning 10 the civi
maxnatt. ~ said with peculiar in'ona
ton ii voice: \. You must excuse me
your Honor" Laugh II mean. "a
lori. but. the truth j.. I'm . good tc'
of an American. and the word Tor.
does mot flow smoothly and trippingl
from my tongue Applause from con
pany and smiles % approval from Maj
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-21

SEND SIX CENTS FOX POSTAGE
For ths magnifcently illustrated catalogue
MERHoD 4 JAccARD JEWELRY CO.,
Fourth and Locust St., St. Louis. No
L presents very plainly their beautiful
goods and
You sciu b surprised % learn az soh0e
Low PnIcEs THEY SELL THEN.
Whea u So. Louis coll and zee ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-21

A SERVANT girl fell On : bracket.
Her skull, che dii nearly crack IL
s. Jacobs on applying.
Saved her from dying
II proved 70 b " just the racket"
A steamboat Captain from Goshen,
Was hurt BY oiler explosions
On the pains IN MS hip.
81. Jacobs oil got che grip.
He calls II tie alI-heallnE lotion.