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New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
REAL ESTATE.

Nxw-YoRx, Tuesday. Aus IL. issA
LIST OF AuCrIoNa
Foreclosure sale Of the 4-story briek dweihnE
with lot. 243x10O, No. 20 Lsxington ava "a az
II Of 26th-st, was adjourned to Friday. HuS anca
The following sale was made ut tho ExchanE'
snd Auction Room to-day:
BY Peter p Meyer
sstory budins with No eso Kast 77tnst So s7soo
2l3 r. W Of 2d,sve, lot 3ox67 Irwin sprasus- WV"
WEDNESDAY AUCTION SALE.
BY Bernard S~va-
as S,ss .sf sa: H's's @
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SEw-roRK CITY.
The following shows the real estate transactions
recorded yesterday.
aanbrii st n g. i4e.s 9 Of Marion asxioos .,.o
isss.a : rs q " D Sih'ays icols2 assignee
Rsrs, and v yise 70 II ieopoa few $4,000
'"I Reserdshl TO Emma Al Timer W.. '''--.'. $4,000
Ro esiap n"a'a an $4,000
sthave s' %s Is Il nof i7thst. aooxiCo. Robert
iszes esar;srs ~ es gary Msr,ss 1900
wes,sry eD sna sno,isr 10 Thosas SHERMAN $500
bert and %fe "a 70 Jnfct snow ct al 2l5Oo
Post-sve n = $50 ft . Hawthorne 20 SherIuan.sve.
75xl'0. James Potter ana wifeto Fannie IL
o,h-sss Nv. 2ei,..s ss-iixsiSsIioc1soo; sooo
ao7sss, So issft " Of stSsvc i5oIssiiI samcto
iasaa IT. sl Dysr & q shave ss1ai 6n
sessi 1 and s s n scgs s sSr 20 ssIps sg d 81
and "a and "a sts woolIawn nsishts' Julani
,Is: John !. a;,, ,: 1853 1853
s crsa2sSe G.ss'" Tvs pars % q cs ~ ssiio sao
iisi.s ss as n o. fsrre,tsSe 25x o. Lucy
sane properly: % corisus Young 10 Francis liam
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
Sicas>r ftrrlnebt and Nyset $50 10 WI 52n SO
ssa sta $50 r. ifmi<riyet Sundays ~ A"a
'Nsnrs spring Valley and xonssyT ioI NJ s'o ,. m
tsnAzys m.
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gitp properin for Sale.

gitp properin for Sale.
4 -FOR SALE.-On West 72d-st. four A.
N. story bou.as-I5 IG 10 and % feet wide; all Of
peror Al and manshipi have dnz room exen
solid oak crugs second 10 none Leiore buying
elsewhets fhesc his cut
y. CRAWFORD Builder. 4a4 West 12dst
EOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. plot
fOOx feet within OF Riverside Drive great
gain. Arpy 20 LEWIS H. WILLIAMS, West lth-st
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T,RTE RAILWAY, now known as the NEv

ERIE RAILWAY, now known ~ the NV
Ia y0pE yAEp FpfF AND VESfFR> MlLFpAp
Arrssse from Cansbessst Depot fro I'D
"a . inmates rs4ilrI
Ss m Iufy rrccpt -urdavs Day Express Drawing rcos
6oaehes 10 Bnxtantsa. slrasfsI fsfncsysile hula q
ss s. q and ss,Dsn,sSs ss rs srss 70 cnss
ssd Pulnan Train d bay. sseRnE aud ms,e ceaes's {.
D. Cisseisss lose a ciaeasBafi syts y m. Chicago
eJO n m and II Louis $50 the seeond ne m ,a - ~~..
gr m|Drly nufslc ard Ma -sls Pals limited arrives
= M 7. f,.llv fNte % l1rral ~ 80 Nsst \ Sold
lsn Of Pullman psy and sf-syins 60 ehe' TO Bnsham'n
,..s m"'hst'srs ss sn ss ~. SO s y az,
nssastsht sasi.ys sss 7t5 asa 1919 m hss e'o 10
,ssr.sa aas bss 7:so 7se sD ,see ~ nocn i-is
3 80 ll0 tsIo elO $50 7lo so 1880 and ~
rsrnfsht suafays 5sss 7t5 $50 1910 las $50 7tS
srssi and rs,ssspn ss.srt oss $3.50 70 llso
,s. 500 ~ ~" II sns aa q aa'she '
sssssis 80 10 30 is .|'sixs. s.."ay' '''' 7'i'
Eswsarx sna corsssn 1905 - sss sso spm sunday
Rosdaat ssd Kingston and Montgomery ' m s'5op m
sssass ssss Sis 7se 1000 N 800 &se 40 $50
nsauca. sg45 has ssso 10 10 n 90 ssgspr
4rks ssse ss,J leo a. 20 tys = 30 m
sra.y = ,,,,. essvt Win
Es Ms.n-. 5ns 4, ~ s'ss s,oy, Z, a., ssa., % ,s s, :,
t,sss s, sss ss ,oiss sSssl. ss an to e.s
svesy minute ss n r. isss ss., rr sysy thirty
rsass cosess %, ssa satssne yr ise chessns
&c Sso:' 90: sr q ". hrcsawsy isa Wss. T. Sa
SS%~,,sst Br,ckiy or II thc conipany's bepofa
Ts,rss. Trans from the wes, arrive Ncw- York st 1iio
ssoN Jj3ns " hssoir. osur Passr As.rs Nsw-Yerk
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

THE BAY LINE
pon

OLD POINT COMFORT. NoKfoLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily exeest susdsya via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
y N rmfxr throush to stea1er.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
Iroohlpn Drosert, fJr Sale an> % Get

A LONG BROOKLYN Elevated RAllr
n ROAD-DesraoIs plots Of lots for sale for improve
neut or nlvesimsBI EufASD& wHIIfS6.S Beck kmsn-sa
CLINTON we, near Fuiton-st., BROOKLYN
~ TO rent lat locality IN she city. TOT SO t. t3t
per mouth all nap and In good orier. Address
BROWN bliOS. 40 1th-ave.. brookyn, y. y.
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C. o. HANCOCK J. r. WOOD
q. y. q =. A. ~ d n r. n a e r. A y. n IL

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co.'s STEAM
IN Eas, q IL NOuTHAN AND CONTINENTAL. laavs
Teck shp no. IS - r. ats p M SUNDAYS e1cepe.
sna ~ p lsabfays lncusaysf eo.ncean1 a. View bsven
= - sne<sl train8 MEKIpES. HARTFORD. sfhIN Nc
TiTIH HOLYoEE &C. Tickets sold and bsggsge checked
a RA Hvondwxy ~. r.. aAdt Ceart<t- brookyh tfeur
sxun New Haven. 81 5o
TDOprU,AR SHORE LHE.--FOR BOSTON
snd she Al rsn frun ersus cs'trs Depot rhree
m tpasisr car sttsrhcdl and with palace sleep
~ ssrsj susdsys sf II fwnh pesce neepms cars
ears attached p. m arrives AZ Se"Fr' r.pIR .LgR
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Che CURT.

L,OR BRIGHTON BEACH RACES
TAKE CULVER ROUTE
FROM WHITEHALL STREET,
DIRECT TO TRACK
MONMOUTH PARK RACES,
WI LONG BRANCH. ". T.
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
TIL Tuesday. August Is Races prvmpsly ~ 235 y.
each day. Hurdle Racs Steepeehaso
each day. Trains aud boats direct 20 course
PnsdeIphis and Reading r., Ltbertyst Ferry. 14o,
III am. I? M 1918. I2.45 Pennsylvania r. r. Cset
landt Desbrosses stS Ferry. 9. II 80 N. II m.
1870 Boats via sandy Hook Pier $, ~ X, y. IL m
I IL, COsYE ER, SOC. GkO. L. LORI LLARD. President
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
NEW. YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

lpsuDeyivsnia RsfFroad. foot ~ corfsnit-
xxW%enk psa. and q sss.,ps sss ies, rertyn.
LsAys NEw-YoRK- Cowmesaeiss June 81 iss5.
ssuth Aloboy yiz Phzdepisis and fediDg siifota
ss5. 7as ga m. Y nesu, 1;1o & .. S'ss. 7.Jop IN,
vs fssas, is.s,s isisssi Ala 'S:ioa n IL tla
10 GO Ss'dss ". Ps,s.ph a. sn simx R.s,a
ssa5. 7.ts y ia ~ nosn i:so 4 ga .. sis 1So
w srssssyissnia Railroad tls I'ies a m IL noon fia
x saut nSns siansS oess. % Drove A.uy PARK
Ocean Beach sprtss Lake yea ora Penn ssn, IN s,s'
" $3.50 &so T. 40 8. 5st5. 1D m sunsiys mo,
Sson D % ~"
Va ycnnsrivppss HsifroaA 4tx 7in M ~ nesu-
Si0 4 10 tdsss stop al Rcd Bsnkh 4ln 6So p IN
sundays mot stopping Ocean Grove OF Aso"ry Pafkh
@" = m suFus nioDoETr sgReIg,eudent ~ Ra ~
" n n n. "A. d. A.. A. r.. X
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gnn properin tl)autco.

WANTED to lease FOR term of years prem
w ses suiisbe Cor Large baking pasnTss eve g, oeA
ti-n sfze. rent. &c. y ~. IrDuno OHeo
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

snsinsss properil tor Sale a,o 10 Est
rI,O LET.-Buildinrs. lofts and Offices on
i Chambers. Beekman Fulton Nassau William. "oia,
Pearl and " aier sts and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
Gotcls.
Jee Cream.

rACT-HORION'S ICE CREAM is made
,orn nnre ersam Hmtuns Patent super Frozen Bfcks
., fea Cs Tor aestaurants Churches fcsiiyaa &C. WI
,05 1thave, l2ss Brssdvay, 10 Chsth.n,sL ilo EAST
4. hsx. rew-York. and ass Bniton-sl bfookyn-
CUSSELL'S ICE CREAM. No. 7GO Broadway
New.York. -.
vsmsIiss suppsoe. business speeay ina.ia
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
Gslp Wantea.

VVANTED.-Ladiesa and gentlemen IN city o. y
w cmnrr to take ight work NJ their owe homes ~ y
a. A. essiy made wsr1 sent by mail no eanvassihd
i've s,od dsiaand f work and nrnlse fs.ay qmp
,nent Address, with stamp. CHoWN n ~ ~'"A nav >
Jg4 vfpe-ss.. Cincinnati ono
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
miscellaneous.

s,IRST- CLASS mercantile and every 4tner lei
n description st PRINTING profnpuy sisee'" 'A ~
ne Al sty e the most reasonable prSes S.cbamberss
CNOW'S FINE BON BONS and s,,is1 SmUCWG1 a1G
SNCTTrs uneaual ed by nail express Fulton ana
pearl n sts u s BoleL Estabiished ls59 s59
,s,Ug ASTOR LIBRARY will be closed ior
sicanisg ssd repairs ro,n Aarut II 70 sep.em9e1
VxTA NTED.-Two merchan s0f large ,s Dusiness isss
ri viii open dry oeds conmi.son house ng
sa ss.aso ~ ~lser f5erx erns will be MADE t1rsteiass
sessfenees s''s' W." MERCHANTS, p. y. BOX i,vso
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

Bcar0 Gn0 Rooms.
East Side
II EAST 2sTH-ST., between 9TH and Mad
f.os av-s-Handscmeiy furnished roons for gentle
men sli apt ovvDenis; rsforene-s
.l( EAST 2Oth.-Suites Of rooms with private
sW hath rooms. private table only without board
Hoous for gentlo.nen haite o. s'aGiy-
.l- EAST 2UTI-ST.-Niceiy furnished rooms
- with good table tran -snts tsksn ks<sfeneos
InS EAST 2sth-st--Large cool rooms with
IU,J without board Trznzieofs aoeomoodaasd sum
prices
Hf MADIsON-AyE.-SuperieI board per
ff rr.nsnt trans sfrnt elegant suites and single
rooms Fa.l engagements masie
West Side.
DERSONS visit ng the city can lind desirable
/ rooms with board At ~ West fsthai
DIVERSlDE DRIVE.-Desirable rooms with
IL good board. laTss shady sroands AdAreas H. O. L.
ITAND 13 WEST 1STH-S -Sr.-ROoms and
beard transisnt and tabis bosrdcrs accommodafrii
refercuce.
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sltuations fuamteh--fsmaIes

WASHTNG.-By Q respectable Proteseant
w wpmau, Reat6nan fauI1y waahinG ~ her eve
hona GaIi or address No. 427 West 4vth-sA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
HARLEM RIVER BRAYCH ,r,ovn


q. 81 sio n, x!6 sss Ns so E.stse ns.nIsss,s
XlIsnfswn ReadnG Msuch Chgnk WDkstbsrre, IowaahA
&sssry Ithaca ssevA Lyons rs.so snd thc West Pub
mas rsnzh essches daily lsrsl rsns at An and ssa
rsv. .sysn- st 10 NJ T. spd sss r. FOR s
~st,ss In sscsx and Hstjefsa sunday
ksvss isr Mansh Chunk Ask Haziss0n. siyA m.
essersl nastsrn o1nea Ne ~ arsssr xox n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

A few remarks on the care OF
watches are made by = writer in the
Popular Science Monthly. A good
watch should be oiled once a year and
cleaned once in three years II jew
eler tells you that there is some very
serious trouble or break in your watch.
which will cost several dollars to get
repaired. ask him to take the watch
''down" and let you see the trouble. II
is better to wind ones watch in the
morning than in the evening. since il
you wind it at night and expose the
watch to the cold. the chilling Of the
tightly-wound handspring NAV break
it. Frequently empty out the dust that
accumulates so quickly in your watch
pocket. Ii will not injure the watch
or clock 10 turn the hands backward
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

Oscar Wilde defines faxhioa h
drcss ~ . form Of ugliness % ~
bearable that We have 70 alter it every
six months. Egyptian dress lasted
for 1900 years. and Greek dress near
ly 1000 years. and wherever dress
has been beautiful and rational IL has
lasted for long time The texture
and color may have altered but the
dress has remained the same As to
style. he had seen q bonnet composed
Of nothing but q stuffed bird alighf-
ing on . piece Of tuile- That did NOT
strike one rs very sensible material Of
which 10 make . head-dress IN .
climate such as ours On f2rss
fashion-plafe he had seen under bon
net Of the stuffed bird and-tulle school
note TO this effect. With this kind
OF bonnet the mouth is worn slightly
open"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27


Arnold White gives this description
IT a lodging-house for the poor in Lon
dor: I'm Ratclif Highway ! found
what l wanted--a four-pcnny 'doss-
Mouse Paying my fourpence to a man
at q guichet WINDOW. received brass
ticket with the number 276- With this
ticket l entered q large. low-Yoofed
Aitchen. with two blazing fires and six
gas-jets. About . hundred men were
sitting there. engaged in various pur-
suits. l quickly gathered that there
were two divisions. The quiet men sat
and slept ut one end Of the house. and
tho more nomadic and adventurous
spirits ut the other. Every now and then
. man would cook a .two-eyed steak
Anglice. herring-and eat II with
glainess and slngleness Of heart.
Others were eating dry bread OF very
pyOblematical origin. Butterine nj Is
. pound was sold on the premises. and
tea at Id. an ounce was Modified with
milk that sank as white prccipitate to
the bottom Of the mug. and with sugar
that sulphuric acid itself could not en-
tirely dissolve. There was q subdued
and depressed air over the whole Of the
men. They converscd in undertones.
The feature that struck me most was
the leanness--the gauntness Of the men.
They all were a-hungered. and had wild
eyes. They were not living men ; lives
they were. many Of them. existing or
the proceeds of the hour
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

There is no productive tree requir
ing so little culture As the olive tree
Many farmers in France. Italy and
Spain never prune. nor cultivate. moi
manure it. though they derive moder-
ate crops every two years But when
properly cultivated and well fed 1t il
apt to give enormous crops-very large
one year and moderate one the inter
vcning year. When planted from the
rooted cuttings il is likely TO bear fruit
four years after. Its productive capac-
ity increases and reaches its maximum
when the tree is about twenty years
old. Beginning with its sixth or sew
enth year il will give remunerativs
crops. In virgin soil like ours. eight
or ten gallons Of berries to tree may
be expected when six to eight years old.
As the market price for sailed olives in
barrels is now in San Francisco about 81
per gallon. and As the picking and
packing will not be over thirty cents
per gallon. it follows the cultivation OF
the olive is going TO attract much more
interest in California than viticulture,
because. either by picking or making
oil, it will pay three or four times ~
much. Modesto (Cai) Republican
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

-wirn xszici1t1z ind lcerence many ei<r~-
gars- rh< l1w< oe ae1lra- They eat tr<:k-
g-~rlhise food. they expose themselves tn
<z-l-atGn e4. E4--e eh1z<E~~ they excessive
y <r---n TIE REEVES they give no hee-t To
al ew1eS11-l on % the bowels. they ~
PRES . nzl-lEzl ee<d-e 10 Erinate. th~y
i11zlrE IN hEr-1ul drinks. etc Ere long
r1e1r hem.-h erEu ple-ely fails A STATE Of
nzpI-r blnsf- ns-rv'gUs tepr~S<f0u- Gy<
rec=lA- Zzrra<T disorders partial parzly-
STA &C. fcl-0wsA As . cure 1 eoriiA--y
vEroGzuent Or. cuysctf'e Yellow
Oock and Sorozpartsid, vctch- IN
c111secr1loQ wr~1 enr~kUl cECE< and due
---rn-a1u % cDrrecr bodily habits. With
rrrx-1r h1Ur~ CT sleep etc. VII surely
rz=r1r~ h~airA- i eDn<i2er n the be<c
t1uar- el1ct purs1er and xrrrrxrhener
~lb1 hT e-ugri~-sA IL acts <oc-1fn<iv and
uIfE - AMI EEver leaves nry UnrleaSant
ARR e~~rr-- May have ben .<ruuf-hed
AZ l-< -zsrvessD1s er1res. 1c-er A. other
rwZe--le- k11 Ez-lr-t-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

AT least three men On the average jury
are bound 60 disagree With the resi- y1ss 20
show that they've cot minds Of their own.
but there il no disagreement among the
women as TO the merits Of DIR. Pierce's
"Fdvorite Prescription" They are 81
unanimous in prunouncing II the h<ss
remedy IL the world for al those chrunic
diseases, weaknesses and complaints r-e-
culiar TO their sex IL transforms the pale
haggard. dispirif~d woman. into one Of
sparkling health. and the ringing laaEh
again -reiEns supreme" ia the happy
household
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

The ~ Y. Noraing Journal says that
Mra- p. G. Kellogg, 70 Z s'xh St, vas par
TALLY paralyDed, and lay for seven days in
convulsions- Physicians we're engaged and
discharged until seven had failed 20 help
or cure her. She Vas unable 90 leave hen
bed, and was a. helpless as child Afs<s
using ali sorts Of salves, oinsn~nt6. lo<so1s
and plasters. her case was given mp q
hopeless. She was induced 90 try 81
Jacobs Oh as . last chance She began d
improve from the time the frsf applicssio1
vas made, and by in continued use. so
has completely recovered
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

A laborcr living in this city. says
the San Francisco NeTs-Lcttcr. afflict-
ed with the existing lottery mania. re-
Gently invested in ticket. and. being
advised that to insure good luck the
ticket should be tied to a rabbi,'s tail
until the drawing took place. he imme-
diately proceeded TO enlist the services
OF household pet. The scheme
worked 10 a charm prize was drawn.
and a snug sum at that A family rush
was made for the hutch; the rabbit was
there sure enough. tail and all. bot the
ticket was gone. Bunny had eaten it.
There is one rabbit less in town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

An exchange SAYS ~Sine-f<nfAs Of the
unhappy marriages result from human
calves tseing allowed TO run q. large n 60
Getty pastures" Nine-f<ufhs Of she ckrozie
o. lingering diseases Of to-day originate
Ia impure blood. liver complaint 90 halio1s-
ness. resulting IN scrofula conssnr<ioa
(which il hut scrofrla of the lrnrsl. s1rss~
ulcers, skin diseases and gincr~i aSec-
tons DIR. Pierre's Golden Medical Dis
covery" cures all fhesA OF Drnggisik-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

The worst pile tamors cured n
ten days. rupture in one month P.-nrahles
two l.cf-D sfampx Worlds DispenxGry
Medical Association Buffalo y. "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

-Lampblark is the principal adni-
terant for rubber Of which overshoes
are made. The more lAmpblack in
your overshoes the sooner You need
another pair Chicago Tunes
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,LnCXIARRH


&D0ksr Ie10s0ys
Mrs. A n Dx-pAi-- . ofzak-r LADY. 0c
FhIaielpAix- has tu1> . great deal %
make k11-z 20 la1i<s rAsr- ta< great vals-
Of Ms Plakhz@ss y-g~s2ks= C1Erc11i-
- . czr~ for skes- t-uEhses asi 4 seas<s-
Sac writes ~ fOll1-s- "A ruCzg lazy q
this CRY While to-hfar srrze r-a-x a-o -zs
shrD~n vsu5>zrlv 1r.fzs- The Life LIE as1
the injuries received rssr,r~1 - n ornxfAa
tznrr -hirk Errr x21 enlarged zs-l GezrA
s6snoE cS-ssiz- Her Fhrx1rHa Ezz1y 49,
vised her 70 trr Mrs PszkA&zsCcGrsG.l
She cid 80 AID il . shur. tie th< szzsar
vas dissolved 90 czr<-. 20 s11r<h c. s.t
sAe . sow IN E.--Ftrr Ar1ltt- i also k2g- q
many cAses whore the 2~1sc1z< kas t~~1
Of greas rAl1e i Fr~rszfiz< Efscar-a<-
aod a-ievis-1n< the pains n1i dangers q
ehildtzrsA- PhilH1sarkl ls15-s arTrr<izt<
TIE ~0r-h q tsis .~1sca= AID - g-sas
valsAr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

Pa. writes:
The least ex~rric1 eazzrd ne pa1nfus
szc<1e- WAS rorneured with dyspep&A
40 tr-~xulxr-<1~sA NY blood .sse1e1
1s1~un-<<- Pmpies ano sores we're nd
over INV body 4 1pcxur~~t for yxArs but
rp1nG ur<eif rruwfnx worse until rr-ed
- GIySVTY-S IkLL0v DOsk AND
&AE<ARAn{LLA- From rhfs start ! In
pru~-~3 I'D zDw 90 not fe..l Ike tie
ssz< vuzan- IL has made ZIG srrucg
a. wEL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

WORTH. the great Paris dr-ssnaker. 10
coming over 20 this country % lecture
We hope that he is not coming with any
biased vieuG-C Chicago Tr7bGne-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

A MOTHERS example is sometimes fol-
lowed by her son IN after years Perhaps
this is the reason some men are 50 slip
perry onkers Statesman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

CAsTos tO.l capitalists s-e going 30 Try
and make sugar out OF beefx This wsys
heats try 20 make -sugAr- ogs Of capital
ists.-LeireU Cifi<<R-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

Mr. z A. Everett o. lexington.
Ky-. writes
Or. cuysotrs Yellow 0ock
and 8ars4psriIto cured me OK the
t-x n MAJ erer hsi Ny skin - nov -
far A. that sr Al izfAnr- and my stomach
se<rs - srroox I believe could digest
e-xZ shN-x
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

The yoLrAlc BELT Co. Of NArshall. HicA-
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05

,bst the authorities It ~ vstacaa ~ -
lnctsns TO offend Cardinal Newman b ~
s,oxine Or. Capers fnnctipns % iR - knt.
land sas coscesped. bat Cat thsy peoposed
10 solve the difisulD b. THANKSGIVING
him 70 The United States With fati
priestly authority. Soma uild speculatots
there we're who SAN Q political ~
pect in his visit and Who attributed Is 10 .
deep-laid scheme to dissociats The Catholic
IInh from the Democratic party. Moan
while the Monsignor wAs received With
something axe enthusiasm; society opsnsd
the doors wide TO him. and his lectures gave
him bounteous harvest Of sheke,s- Bat
tie olic;Al Attitude u The Catholic Church
seemed 10 be Of tolerance rather than of
welcome, and Il was not loug befoeeh vas
noticed that he had not been invited 70 Per.
form priessly functions n any ct the retro
poltan churches.
Monsienor has left New York. BE his
sose to New Orleans to escape the rigor OF
= Northern sprisg which hsd seriously sap
ped his health. such is the common report,
but there are those Who shake their heads
and say that Capea will not soon return to
New York, and thst il will be hong before
he discharges the hnctions OF he priestly
Office IN . Catholic church.
There 10 . mystery here whickL at least
WI net attempt to soi<e. Bot what IN in
structive history is that Of this yocag cler-
pynan, 70 whom the osice Of the Supreme
Pen,iff binseA seemed sace an at.aiusble
prizel DIoGssSs.