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New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
FREE FIGHT WITH POLICEMEN.
THE RESULT OF FAMILY QUARREL-0NE Man

THE RESULT OF A FAMILY QuAkhEL-oNH MAN
BADLY HURT.
In family melee last evening. in the apartments
of John Rafferty,, at No. 422 tirst-st., Brooklyn,
L. d.. Peter Rafferty,. ago twenty-one, after guar
relling bitterly with his s;ep-mother Mrs Mary
Rafferty, threw q lamp at her. cutting the back OF
her head severely The husband sided' with his
Wife and the father and son were engaged In q
violent struggle when two policemen. Kelly ana
White of the Fifth Precinct. attracted bv the noise,
on The father and sOn at once united forcesagalnst
the guardians of the peace. and young Rafferty,
secured a hachet with which he met the assaults OF
the clubs of the policemen. lie succeeded III knock
ing several teeth out for Reilly. and inflicted scalp
wound in Whites head as the latter was struggling
with the elder Rafferty, The blood-staned com
batants were still i'll fierce struggle when Police
man Phelan to the rescue OF his fellow members
of the force. From position on the landing OF the
stairs he was fiercely bcabOred with club by John
Rafferty,, while his son cOntendcd with the hatchet
against the two other policemen in the room at the
head of the stairs.
Pbelan received a cut on tho forehead, and
severe bruise over the left eye and several minor
hurts while he in turn inflicted serious scalp wounds
upon the head of his assallant, finally getting the
better of him with the aid OF White. The three
pol cemen at length secured the two men as pris-
oners and marched them to the Fourth Street
Police Station. The numerous bloodstans were
washed away and q list of the casua tlos was made
after three ambulance surgeons ana police sur
geOn had dressed the wounds John Rafferty, was
was thought TO be probably injured. He was taken
to 81. GATHERINGS Hospital, and his recovery Is
Peter Rafferty, got of with Que
scalp wound, and locked mp i'll the station
house. The injuries TO the policemen were not
serious but they will be on the sick list Tor fow
DAYS Mrs. Rafferty, received only the scalp wound
at the hands of her son, and was the sole occupant
of her apartments last night.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
FUNERAL OF CHARLES PARTRIDGE.

The funeral Of Charles Partridge, the member of
the Produce Exchange who died on Saturday, at
BcIeviile n. j., will be held from the residence Of
his daughter, Mrs. Stoutenborough, No. l5G Dean
ST., at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The III
torment will be III Greenwood. Mr.. Partridge was
nearly seventy years old and had been men,
Der of the Exchange since 1862. he was native
of Tempieton Mass aud was nearly thirty years
old when he came tosNew-York and built up the
largest match manufactory of the city. At
one time he was the senior member OF tho produce
firm Of Partridge Wells & Co. When Fort Sumter
was fired on he was of the leaders in getting up
the great meeting IN Union Square which denounced
that act of treason. At the time of his death he
was a member of the Society for the Prevention of
Crime and director Of the New-York Juvenile
Asylum of which he was also ono of the incorpora-
tors. He left four grown children
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. JAN. 25 1


PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SUNDAY. JAN. 25. 1885
ARRIVED.
Steamer city OF Chicago rl. Watkins Liverpool Jan 3
Queenstown H. sc and passengers 10 inman SIS Co
Arrived at the Barat II p m. 2ith. -
aud passenserslo 70 W Hurst Arrived , 80
steamer Ger. Barre Bremen Jan a. SOUTHAMPTON
l3 with mdse ana passenger. to 0eir,ehs @ aav. with
mdsc and passengers to Henry onge, IT, , NJ,
va With mdse and passengers to Old Dominion IS Co:
I as Ss o Dominion
steamer Gen Whitney. Bearse, Boston with mdse to IL
Dimock. , ,,, ~, 49,, ...
snip BLACK aws Ger mnssS?p na%Sqrs d 80 days
'e sSp WGsosa o Il oa1 Nj Bck Hamburg 81 day..
with eemen and empty barrels TO ofge vessel 70 m mas s IN
srs suit,n OF st John NIB Inness Liverpool AZ days.
with salt empty order vessel to semmell Bros
Bars waravea 1echers tDtch, waeht!e Eigme % days
Bar. c6asanta Ger IcasFs92 n, S,sr = 70 IS days. with
op IIIo % 70 orHsr s psrna9ueo ss dsy via Delaware
Breakwaer with Sugar'o Brooklyn Refining Cos vessel to
earG Emma Sims OF. Dunsfoga PsTa%s1co %n 80 days
Bari Curacao 'oi windsor Ssi norton Curacao Is days.
With E,dse to order vessel to fouike 90 u, ,. ,.,u
At city Island n light s% % cioady ps. ''''' W. '
wind sw, II miles; Weather. cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
steamer Celtic Monarch drl Brooks Japan and China
s.s rs Antwerp Jan TO- with
ship Assyran (Fr Mime Calcutta llS days with mdse to
Bark Sebastian Bach (oerl watjen Hamburg SO days,
with mdse 70 order. vessel To The0 Ringer Co.
Bark Linden tB Grove, Amsterdam 10 days. In ballast to
a burgess
Brig Gem. Pierce. Barbados - days. with sugar TO
Trowbridge & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Donati FOR Liverpool; Dorset Bristol Topaze.
Ayonmonih snsses. Londsn; Newnham oueenstown; Gen
Worker, Bremen; lhornhi. Progreso Lyhus. Beaufort
ships John Potter for Hong Kong Royal Edward Liver
pool.
Aso saiedvia Long Island ound-steamers Miranda for
Halifax Frsnconia, Portland.
the MOVEMENTS or srEAMERA
goREIaN PoRr3.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 23sailsd steamers Kansas (r) Tasker
and Venetian (Brl. Trsnt for Boston
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 25-Sniled Alaska Br) Murray
froIs Liverpool hence for New York.
25h-Arfivod steamer Adrauc (Br), Parsel from Now
York II on hcr to Liverpool land proceeded
Boston Jan 10 on her way to Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH. Jan 24-Arrived steamer wicand tGer. Heb
c NewYork Jan 10 On her 10 Hamourg land pro
ceededh
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
DEATH FROM ROLLER SKATING.

Coroner Mitchell, of Yonkers. held an inquest
yesterday. in the case of Miss Eva Num- who died
suddenly on Saturday night at the house of her
parents in that city, A few days ago, while skating
in the roller rink. Miss Num-. fell and while
PROSTATE was accidentally kicked IN the head by
passing skater The jury yesterday rendered a
verdict that death was caused by subacute nfan-
nation of the brain. Drs. Payne and Swift made a
post-mortcm examination and found the occlpeta
bone fractured with exudatiOn over il and depress
iBgs in IT, Miss Mum was a twin sister of Mr..
Munns only surviving daughter, Ida. She was one
of the most popular young ladies' of YOnkers and
was prominent figure in all social and charitable
Affairs,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

nouncing the withdrawal Of their custom ,i qnt,i
the difficulties with their men are se1tled. Wora
was received that the South Norwaik nat H,au .hn-
hats The organization committee reported that
they were organizing the brewers an ana \ tmay an
brewers who has always been opposed to Organiza-
ton to compel his men to organize. A committee
was appointed to wait on MIR. Rupert, the brewer,
and endeayor to get him to take his work away
from Contractor Webber, VINO employs non-union
brlcklayers and laborers.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

farm ofJamss Shirley He had PACKED tho corn very
olose and left the crib uncovered Rain cane when tno
corn sweed and burst the CRIB In every direction some
of the corn flying thirty feet away One OF the cons
struck negro who was standing by, ON the tempic Kill
ipe him instantly.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Aven.e Hotel-Ex-SenatOr jerome d:
Chafee, OF Colorado Congressman H. o. Bnrlolsn, 1i
Whitehall N Y; Civil Service Commissioner Dormau d.
Eaton, and Paymaster II. G.. Thomas, u b. army.
Union Square Hoet-General 8. o. Armstrong, OF HsWp.
ton. Va...Netc York HoteI-Henry A. Richmond Oh
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
KILLED BY An EXPLODING CORN CRIB.

Royston fGd) d,sPa,ch 10 The Cincinnati Enquirer.
A singular fatality took place here in which
spontaneous combustion exploded y crib Of tho
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

To break up colds, fevers and inhammatory
attacks u,e DR. rerces Compound Extract OF smart
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..
,..Ic,nqton.aye between 2it1 AMI 3sth ,t,.
Eonrs 10 l. :o7 Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito. Urinary organs. Impotence anu sesru1St
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

USE ADAMsoN's BOTANIC COUGH BALsAM; is AS
PLEASANT As HONEY. CoUGHs, COLDS. ASTHMA.
WHICH LEAD TO CONSUMPTION. HAVE BEEN
SPEEDILY CURED By THE USE OF ADAMsoN's BAL
SAM AFTER ALL OTHER COUGH MEDICINES HAVE
FAILED. SUFFERERS FROM EITHER RECENT OR
CHRONIC COUGHS OR BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
CAN RESORT To THIS GREAT REMEDY. CONFIDENT
OF OBTAINING SPEEDY RELIEF. DoNor DELAY
GET 1T AT ONCE.
F.. r. BARNES, ESQ, REAL ESTATE AGENT stt
4TH.AvE, SAYS: II HAVE USED ADAMsoN'S
SoNAL FRIEN DIS. WE FOUND 1T THE BEST REMEDY
To BE HAD FOR COUGH"
FROM II. b. HUNTINGTON. NEw.YoRK CITY, II
AM FAMILIAR WITH THE WORKINGS OF ADAM,
RECOMMEND 1T As SUPERIOR MEDICINE"
FROM MRS H. c. soMERs. HOTEL EFFINGHAM.
l,435 BROADWAY, NEW.YoRKs FIVE YEARS AGO
MY MOTHER WAS SICK IN BED WITH A SEVERE
COLD. WE PRO CURED TRIAL BOTTLE OF ,I,, ADAM; M
ALL HER COUGH WAS BETTER, AND THREE SMALL
BOTTLES CURED HER ENTIRELY. MY HUsBAND
HADA COLD ON HIS LUNGS. AND USING ADAM,
SONS BALsAM HE WAS RELIEVED AND FINALLY
CURED"
DON'T LET THE DRUGGISTS SELL YOU A sUBsTI.
TUTF. YOU WOULD NOT BE SATISFIED. GET
ADAMsoN's COUGH BALsAM TAKE NO OTHER IL
YOU WANT 10 GET WELL. If YOUR DRUGGIST IS
OUT OF 1T. OR DON'T KEEP IT FOR SALE, SEND
POSTAL CARD TO Us AND WE WILL DELIVER TITO
you FREE OF ANY EXPENSE, EXCEPT THE PRICE
SAVE YOUR TIME AND CAR FARE BY SENDING DE-
RECT TO US EVERY RESPECTABLE DRUGGIST
SHOULD KEEP TIN STOCK.
+. W. KINsMAN & CO., DRUGGISTS,
PRoPRIETORs.
343 4TH.AvE. NEw-YoRK. PRICE, 10. 35 AND 7oo.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

Earl g. Wilson's "short band" Collars and
bead edge cuffs are the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun r.e. 72 .rts 500 dpoI sets 2Ji I1)l'3 IL 10
HIGH wArE2 TO-DAY.
<H-sandy Hook 3:2i Gor. Islpi. 333 Icll CARA l:27
P.M.-sandy Heos. 2ij ey. Island 9:jl Hell data $40
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
Back and Shoulders

are the parts usually affected by rheumatsm and the JOINTS
at the knees ankles hips aud wrists are also sometimes az
tackled We do not that Hoods Sarsapara Is POSI-
tive specific for rheumasm-we doubt there Is or can %
such remeybut as thousands have been cured OF this DIS
ease by Hoods sarsaparla ask II you are afflicted
to give this medicine q far trial
81 have been much troubled with rheumatism. and had
great pain left side took Hoods sarsa
paa and It did my whole system good. have had but NJ
te ,ronbIe With rheumatism and my side not pain me-
MRS r. A. NICHOLS. . Garland.st. Boston Mass.
I had severe pains my feet arms and shoulders;
nv appe,ite and health poor Hoods sarsapa
ra gave me good appetite caused me 10 gain in health ad
weight and can walk all day and not feel any PAIN
TouIs RUILMAN 40 Fourth st.. Jersey City. N. J.
Hoods Sarsaparllla
Sold By all druggists six for s5 Prepared only oy u l.
HOOD & CO.. Apohecarios, Lowell, aash
Aan Racnc Nno DALAI
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

BLARs PILLs.-Great English Cont and
Rheumatic Remedy oval box 81 round soc Andruggisu
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

HULL Jan o4-saed steamer Marenyo (Br). Malet. for
New.York. ,,.,.- ,,.. n,
BELFAST Jan 23-Arrived, steamer Walter Thomas lbr)'
Dalton from New-York. .c,.-..u. man,
Iaub. for NewYork. NJ, >...
ASrwERP Jan 24-saed. steamer Noor.land (Beg NICK
els for and put back with machinery slightly de-
ranged.
HAVANA Ian 24-Saiicd steamer City Of Pueba, Deaken,
from Mexican ports hence for New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

Best quality Londondressed Alaska Sc, Seaiskin
Garments all sizes, prices marked down Goods soih ~ TO
taii hy a; O. SHANE Manufacturer. l03 Prince-st
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15
THE HOUSE.

Ia the house to-day the following
bills were passed; Requiring the
county commissioners 10 give bond in
the amount OF $1,000.
Compelling their attendance al the
sessions where taxes are TO be levied.
Restoring the criminal Jurisdiction
of Camp county.
Amending the city charter Of Dll-
las
The substitute bill by Mr.. Taylor
granting right OF way across the salt
wnts flats fronting Virginia Point 10
q. i. Huntington. for the purpose of
constructing cbsnnel and rail way,
was engrosaed.
Mr.. Caven presented petition from
the citizens OF Harrison county against
the passage OF the atrikers' bill.
MIR. Cowles offered u series Of res0ln-
lions from the Austin branch OF the
Knights OF Labor, protesting against
the uFc OF convict labor In the con-
struciion Of the new capitol.
MIR. Biount Of Nan Zandt introduced
bill TO protect persons In tho settle
ment Of universally and asylum landF.
$1,000 and imprisonment for from one
TO six months for interference with
setilers.
The attempt this evening 10 call up
the resolution fixing March ~ a. the
day OF adjournment was again unsuc-
cessful. IL N now believed that an adj
journment will not be had before tie
9th Of April.
In the house this evening the bill
creating the new county Of Brewster
from pfaafdia Nuaa htliab nm anuraaa.
jority agRlnst IL. Ms. Merriwether
spoke for and Bailey against the bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-15

rHg GOVERNORS BANQUET.
The banqust given by tina executive
10 the legislature. Al the Raymond
house last night. war one OF tho most
Continued on Fourth Page.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

AALNs FAU ono toao No of0er. " no Hes not cot H.
send y y and - vilI receive the Psl b. return nail
1EsrTnONIALs vROM fHR PEOPLE.
yup6R nucHANAN Lawyer. Toledo. o., aye:
One 81 Prot 0u1snstte's Pren<h Kidney Pads eursd
ne o. Lumbaeo IN three weeks time NJ ease I'd been
river ~ ~ the best Doctors ineurabie During al
mIe the ! sahsree untold aesoy - psid ess lares
dnoR0R vEffIR. ,. p. fels1e a., says.
suhsred Tor three years With eciataea and Kidney
sease and cnsn had - about On erutehes vas -.
ireIy ana permanently cured amer wearing Pref Gail.
ussfs's PFsneh Kidney rs1 fear wsshs."
'eQuInR y. c. SCOTT. svlvania, o.. vrisss:
have been treat susrsr fsY ~ years With DriGht's
p.seases - he Kdneys. For weeks e slns vas N.
eote % ct cut u bod took barrels - medicine bei
seey Gve ne only Temporary relief wers two d Pref
oeins as's Kidney Ps1s ss vsses. snd nsu know I
mrs. HELM JRR0MR. TeIeds. o.. says:
FOR ysars have been confined. gveas part o. the
H1s . ny BED. With Lnecrvhos ana fsnale vsahneas
y eors one ei0uilnettss Kidnss Ps1s end vss ssrsd
y: y. oRRRN. MoIssals Grocer Ylndisy. o writes
IssSsssd for - vears With lame back and il three
9eske vac psymsnsnsy earsl By wearing q Prof.
0uslnstts's Kidney rsds-"
~ KKRSLiN0. ~ D.. Dvuesist Leganspsrs Ind .
Seen seadfnei 10 N order ssP Kidney Psds, vrites:
- vese enc 81 the 6rst ones we he'd and resolved
non u than s.ythinsI ever used In fact
e rs1s i've better general sasisfaessn than any Kd-
nsy remedy us EVER sold"
1AI eu0HnAKRR. nrngsista Hannibal Ne
We efe werknR up Nvsly trade IN yeur pAds -
- hearing 81 esed rssults fr0n then every day"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

me Weman who works - Home.
noiice. says Chicago lady, that In
81 ofshis talk about what y designated
- womsns labor The everyday routine
work IL she housekeepeP 10 ignored.
There Il NO reference 20 Tho work OF the
women whca~ lives are passed IN home
making aud housekeeping. They are
not conaIdered ~ active workers. They
are regarded 20 . negative. non.produc-
tive clsss. Yet the profession % the
honse-keeper u regarded - the most
natural and proper avocation Of women.
Theirs 10 no other trade 90 complex.
None more di0icult Add 20 this the
eares Of motherhood and what else can I
woman engage In which will q COM
pletely aheorb every energy OF which
she 10 capable? To b good houae wife
and mother Il by no mesns the occupa-
ton 81 - idler. Perhaps. my notions
ere chsolete. but Think The woman who
creates . comfortable home and raises
children - worthy manhood and woman
hood IL the noblest work % God, and &
Qnise o much ofs producer q the wo-
man who writes book; iuvenls come
machine, or follow profession.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

The South Bend Tribune saya IL ~
viewing the lives Of come OF that city's
most prominent citizens ofto-day: .sllr.
james Oliver Wa foundryman, work.
ing at Mishswaks o. less wages than hs
has ever paid any -.ss men. Mr. Glen.
Studebaker was blacksmith IN this city,
working q hard ct the anvil and below
% any Of bic employees have IN that de-
partment, and often q the end of the
week not having i've dollars to show for
HE weeks werk. Mr.. J. n. etudebaker
vas wagon maker, glsd II bis hard
days work brocSht him . half dollar.
Mr.. r. z. Studebsker drove : peddler's
wagon through this section OF The state,
and was we'll satisned II his day's vork
brou ght an additional dollar to bis slim
pocket-book. Mr.. J. G. Birdsall, vs. !
farmer who used The neager proats u
his farming operations experimenting IN
the construction Of clover huller. M
a. Coquillard, dove team IL THE city,
hauled lumber, and did the odd jsbs shsii
nH TO the lot Of the teamsters."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

The Pennsylvania Legislature 4 eonsid.
ering bill pensioning worD ont and i'm
pecunious school teachera Indiana paws
her school teachers no better than doeo
fennsylvsniA But would e not b a ucb
better to pay tEem sum out Of which
they could ave something for Z rainy
DAY: II would take the wisest head 81
ancient Or modern times 10 figure out
the economy there 10 IN the present man
ner Of paying school teachers. Il = q
economy that Il false and nigRardlv ana
should not b tolerated. = tPincetos
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

4 wicked exchange says there srs sev.
% stages Of woman: A. twelve she
wants 70 wear long dresses, With trail
that VIII sweep up cigar stumps q six.
teen she wants TO be an actress: q eieh.
teen she wants : lover: Ct twenty -one
she wants husband; It twenty-five che
wants him 70 stay ct home IN the even.
ings; q twenty eight she wants her ovu
way at thirty ste wants divorce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

Tslegraphy on moving railway traiu
between the train ard any station on TIE
line, y one q The recent wonders Or a
apparenfly very practical nature. a
test o. this new invention W. made On
the 18th Inst, On the n. T.. n. n. IN,
railroad, and words were distinctly,
transmitted 20 and fro while the train
wss runnssE q : speed Of not les than,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

OF the 100000 widows n India under
nineteen years Of age, who are prohibited
rom marrying again, aooordine 70 re
laws Of the country, 10000 are Iess than
fourteen years old. and 79yOo0 lee than
nine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

O0oo0 Send six eents for postage ana receive free
" kUkk eossly box 81 Foods which viii help sIl. II
either ssx. - nsrs neasy rfeht sway shsa
anyAing sIse IN this world portunes await he vsrk-
ess absolutely ssfs. A. snss address fsrs Co. An
ousta naine- Ns.iDE1y.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

THE undersigned carries the mail fov
= the Jasper and Petersburg ronte,
runs . good hack, and will take pas.
seugers &C t2O0 for the round trip.
Packages ofall kinds carried q reason-
able rates, and way places sccommods.
ted. Leaves jasper, Mondays, Wednes.
days and rridays q = O'Clock .. o., and
Petersburg alternate days. Orders In
. he Post.oGlee will b attended 70.
XVI III. GBonaH ~. RILEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

WI positively cure Ysvsr snd Aess. Dumb Aeus
Aene Cake. Dnlicss Psvsr. Jsundies. Dyspepsia and
|eI di.sssss = ~ Liver sto1aehs an Rios1 Price
yI9 ~ nall Send Ter Pref 0uilns<te's Tfsssiss o.
" kt1nsys 40 Liver. hss BY nan. Address
WRENCH PAD CO..
Toledo, Ohfo.
FOR eale q Mshringsr Bros. Drug
Store. Jasper, Ind.
JsH> nth. last-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13
FARMS FOR SALE
BY
6. DOane and N. 4. SWeenev.

90 acres IN Jackson Tp. adjosins school house. 70
cleared log house IL on good terms. This ID new
ground, and has young orchard.
t0aerss 10 jackson Tp. ~ miles from Bresave sts.
ton good house, barn end other improvements, oIS
per scrs.
80 acres IN jackson Tp, miles from Jasper miles
from \ r. station on Air line. good frame house Ioe
barn and other improvements. Stock water the year
round good orchard, ell kiuds Of iut very cheap e
olsO0Os part casn, and on good terms
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

How lost. How Restored!

Juse pshIishsl. - s1lsisn sfDr. CulvsrWslrs
CoDoorateo Hoeay on Ne radical cure q 9psrnsfor-
ro0a Seminal wssknsss Involuntary Seminal Losses
inpeesaey. Mental end Physical Ineapscity. Imps1i-
neotsts Marriage. ETC.; also. Consumption. Epilepsy
ed re. induced b. sslfindsigsnss. . ssxssi sz-
ne eslsbsassd sshsr h this slnirabis eslsy clearly
demoossrates en thirty years. ssccessfsI practices
RADICALLY cured; pointing out mode u q once
eimple eertain and s1oenal By Of which every
|snGsves, no Meter wbat Bic condition nag Be, nay
|yooeh an1 every man IN the land.
osnt under seal, IN plain envelope 70 any address
len receipt u f0us cents. too postage stanps A
|THR CULvERwRLL MEDICAL CO..
- An o.. New York. y. ~ Pest once Bez
bsSs.nbsr sssA. isss-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13
u AT NTE

obtained, and al busnsss IN the o. B. Patent once. .
IN the Courts attended 70 FOR MODERATE FEES.
when model Or drawing u sent W advise q -
CHARGR UNLESS WI b STA IN P %s11 ~
We refer here. 70 the Post Master the supt 81 IL.
Money Order Div and 70 ofncials Of IL III Patent n
dee. For circular, advice, terms and Tsferencs y
aetual sshss - yeur own state. % csunty, sldSsss
Q. =. SNOW : o.,
Dsf, lh,h, lst7-f
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-19
An Extraordinary Razor

HAs BEEN INVENTED By THE QUREN's
LII OWN 90. Of England. The edge and
body 10 80 THIN and HLExIBLE As NEVER
TO REQUIRE GRINDING, and bardly ever
setting. 1t gIides over the faoe like piece OF
creating GREAT ExoIfEMENT in Europe
among the experts, who pronounce II PEE
FICTION. Two dollars IN buffalo handle; -
in ivory. Every razor, 10 be genuine. must
bear on the reverse aide the name Of Ma
disco, the only place in the United States
where they are obtained. Trade supplied; ;
sent By mail 100 extra or O. o. d.
The QHeen's own Com pasy hsvin
and IVORY CARVING KNIVES, TABLE and
POCKET KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and
SCISSORS, of the aame quality q their nnAa.
veiously wonderful Razor. se6-lyd&w
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