davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
NXECUTOk'S SALE
M OF
REAL ESTATE.

SALE
M -oR-
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold at the Court House, on
WEDNESDAY, THE lith OF OCToBEh,
Attn o'clock,
The following described real estate
MOL. Althat farm of two hundred ana
ton acres called "Lombardy," in BRANDY
wine Hundred on The Concord turnplk
Large sto ne mansion, largo stone Barn, tno
largo frame dwelling houses ana outouliu
invs so acres OF this land 10 nne cheetnue
and white OK timber, balance nne ia, hint
and truck lard Just two miles nom Mhtket
street bridge we'll watered. fe'sons az
L sirous o pui chasing will be SHOWN over tne
farm py Henlamin htwell, the tenant OF the
IL ansion house. Several nne river sites on
the farm Within one mile ofstatlon on I've
| Haltlmore & hiIade iphia Railroad.
/ No. q Large dvellirg house and stable
at the n. W, corner OF Seventh aud Wes'
s,reets About 1856 feet on Seventh street
land about an average Of bb on West street
lPersons wishing to purchase Will pc snow
Through tho house ans Saturdas Ddore TN
sale. Possession given 90 days after sale.
No. 8. New brick dwelling house AM
store corner Maryland avenue and BIT
street.
IMiddleborough marsh, adjoining lanos ia'
I Of Andrew Crunlish, well set In grass.
Terms easy and made known the Gay
THOMAS BIRD and
IL LEVI y. flRD,
% Executors, &c
sil-mo-wo-n u
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
Tho Close Of sns II obreu Holiday

To-day 10 known In the Hebrew cal
endar, las Hoshaana Rabba, or the Day
OF the Great Hosannas. 1t Is the last
OF the seven days OF the Tabernacles
While 1t is especially marked in al
Jewish rituals, 1t has peculiar signif
canoe among the Portuguese Jews,
whose services on this occasion, begin.
ming ~ O'Clock in the morning, and
continuing until after 10, are OF very
imposing character, stirring melodies
Distinguishing the worship. This ever
ing at sunset, ShemInl Atseroth, the
Eighth Day Of Solemn Assembly, will
be ushered in. Tho warrant occurs in
Leviticus xiii, 80 and 80, and Mum bers
XIX, So, SO, 81 and 80. Holy Writ
gives no reason for its institution, b,
during the period OF the Jewish nation
1t was kept ~ parting day, VIII, 1
those who had come 10 Jerusalem IL
observe the Feast OF Tabernacles pre-
pared to leave for their homes. To this
festival the rabbis have added anotht r
viz Simchath Torah, the Rejoicing o
the Law, on the following day.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

SEcRRTARv whitney devotes col
umns Of cheap talk to showing the res
sons why Roach's ship yards were shut
up, but the job IL rather too big for any
one member of the cabinet to under
take, especially wbea he gives his ex'
plantations . political bearing to catch
votes In New York for the Democrats
All the mild explanations and lnoffsn-
sive arguments he uses does not star
John Roach's ship yards again. 1
anything he says could but set thes'
two Thousand unemployed ship-builder'
at work, rs they were before he ant
Garland interfered with them, hi
words would have more potency ant
power
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

Starving Indians.

A letter has been received In Quebec
from Father Fourmand, director OF the
st. Laurent Mission, on the SasEatche
nan river, giving q terrible account OF
the hunger and destitution among the
Indians in consequence Of the burning
of their houses and plundering Of their
property during the Riel rebellion, and
the killing, flight or imprisonment Of
| the male population. The women ant
children are without food OF clothing
and are told by the Government agent
10 expect no more provisions. L MES
| private charity comes to the rescue a
once, not only these poor people but th
| missionaries whose last bag OF fiou
they have sh AIRED will be doomed
death by 1T arvation.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
A UDITOR'S SALE-bY VIRTUE OF A
~ warrant of the Mayor OF the city Of

A UDITOR'S sALE-bY VIRTUE OF A
n warrant OF the Mayor OF the city OF
= iimington TO me directed, will be exposed
to public sale, at 10 O'Clock, q. m, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER cth,issS,
At the Auditors Office, No; 81 East Sintn
street. in the city c, Wilmington, New CAs-
tie County, state OF delaware. all that
certain lot or piece Of land rtuate IN me
CITY of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described ss follows, TO wit
BEGINNING at the intersection on the nortn-
erly sido OF Fourth street with the eesteriy
q do Of SearIes street lat 80 feet wide thence
by said tide of Searles street noftheiIy -
feet to land sold 70 Elisha Sweeney, thence
by his ltne eesteriy parallel with fourtn
street IL feet to stake thenoe ooutherIy
parallel with Sesrles street 90 feet TO ths
aforesaid eide of Fourth street anu
thence thereby westerly II feet to the plac'
Of beginning.
Seigsd and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Harrison X. Blackwell and Charie
M. Green and TO be sold oy
J. FRANK BALL, C'ty AUDITOR;
NB.-rhe above uamed properly Is 70 o
sold TO satisfy q lion thereon f1r pavin'
sidewalks. s<o-te
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
WANA N A n Ek'S.

PHILADELPHIA, " ednesday, sept. 30, lss5.
We have got more room
for dress stufs by Crowdlng
the cottons together. Now
YOU can see them. The
whole quarter southeast from
the centre is filled with
dress-stuf novelties. Low
price dress-stufs have cross
ed the middle aisle to the
west. The cashmeres and
kindred stuffs are moved tc
the north. Black dress.
goods remain where they
we're. The thousand Pari
sian novelties occupy half-a
.. dozen counters down tina
, way.
Il Partisan? Not by an,
means all OF them. Englan'
sends us its full share AM
so do the other countries {
n Europe our own countr
= to. But many a pretty stu
that never heard word
,r French gets called Partisan.
.: Right alongside these e,
" travagances of fashionab
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore asa "
AuG. 1RD, $3.50.

Trains leave Wilmington a. i UuarsI,s:s|
ln aiI phIisdelphis and lnte'ASySe;
lions. 8 40. I 90, 10 % a. NJ -'Y'
p. IN. ,.,,,-ess, :, u, ~
7 90, sl6. 0 90, elO, - :. A.. ~ q 81, as
IL Al. IL as, ! "a, B ~, o. - s3J, az.
New YORK, 100, 10, -; - III, 49,,
a AZ 10 Ob, il 4S a. III -. ~. N.
"a & b5. Q ~ = 3e, q %, ''9,rgoyln, On
Vor West Chester, via i.s'N'
l,iba M; 2 80 and % = ~ q stations
Uslt,more ans irteTn'u'@
q. m. ,;,S ~, - and hay Line y :, H. ill
s sa,,imcre and WashinEto1i -c6pI
osi, IN ~ m: 90. .ll!, = ~ save ii
~ 70, IN for delaware liyis.oH, % 1G IS ~
| naw .,astle, 8 1t, IS . z - ~
10 rs, y. III. ,sIares y 10 AZ"
Is 30 y. IN. ,no,uar and way S'SN'
n. m, and II So ?; IN nv 81, ,loas, t%h
Harrington and WAY s5op. N. on|
Express for SeaiUia and pelnar,, s~l
Express for Dover T. az n m, every dsgi n
, veek days, and II % p m and Y WY
NJ FRANKLIN Oitys y NV a. SIKAINS, "A
pn,lsde,ps,s ana ' sss q, ny s'5S3Ps3
, rhi ia Az m; 52' . - u sm no sin, 81
r. For west Chester via Lou
3 80 =. Ill, and washington, ii III
Baltinloi- 10 D M. Bsltlmsvengers |
ferred TO the time ,,n,t.d ;
!. ton. ,rpad thus H,',od.
upon Which extra fare J, a,.j!: !; & y
General Ps PSI Msnssl
CHARLES E. Puea' 'e'
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

PRESIDENT Cleveland yesterday ap
pointed DIR. <. o. Shakespeare, OF Phil
adelphis, special commissioner to &c
to Spain to investigate the causes oil
cholera DR.. Shakespeare is Demo.
GRAFT, but the appointment is good enc
and reflects no little credit upon Della
ware, OF which State he lisa native
His grandmother resides at $40 Madi'
son street, this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

THE Democr Ats, of Ohio, have chal-
ienged Judge Foraker, the Republican
candidate for Governor, TO public
discussion with Governor Hoadly, the
nominee OF the Democrats for reelection.
j udge Foraker is quite willing to &C.
ceps, providing he is permitted TO meet
the Governor aLd DIR. Leonard, the
Prohibition candidate, az the same
time. He wants to meet the princi pal
and lis ally bosh at the same meeting
1t Is but little difference 20 Foraker
whether he deals with II BADLY and
Leonard together, or one at time, bu
he wants the opposition before him to
stop skirmishing arnund.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
THE SCH0 DEN
AIS MARKET

:. IJ1TJk,S SALE-BY VIRTUE ORA
a warrant of tho Mayor Of the city OF
Wilmington TO me directed, will DO exposed
to pubic sale, at 10 O'Clock, q, m, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 9Th, 1885,
t,he Auditors once, No. 81 East Sixth
street. in The chy Of Wilmington, new Jas
tie County, state OF Deisrap atn.t nun in
the city OF wilmington, Aforesaid pounooo
and q described as follows, TO VIII:
No i. Beginning at the intersecton OF
tho sasteriy side OF Heald street and the
northeriy side OF y street snence prnSrsd
and eighty one feet six inches 70 2 stake !;
thence easterly and parallel with street
one hundred feet 10 q stake thenoo sousnoI
Nv and par aliel with Heald street one nun
dred and eishty.two fect ns ,a lh.he s,tS =
street to the mid" le OF the Old fciry foen
thence in n southerly direction Alehg inc
middle OF the Old Ferry rosd 70 tne In.or
section of said OH Ferry road ana the noftn-
erIy side OF y street, thence westerly along
said side OF Il street two hundred and thirty
nine feet ak inches TO the place OF DeSin'
ming. ,n. s..,-
erly side Of Head street at the distance OF
two hundred and twenty one rect SIX ioches
from the northerly eide of b street. thence
easterly and parallel with b street one nun,
bred feet to a stake; thence northeriy ana
parallel with Heati street forty rect 70 =.
stake thence westerly and parslol Win y
| Of Head ptreet. and thence thereby south
eriy forty feet to the pla'e OF beginning
Seized and taken In execution ~ the prop
erty of Joseph II. Gould and Joteph hieh
ardeor and to be sold BY x,.o
H.B.-The above named property is TO os
sold 70 satufy lien thereon for paving
L sidewalks. W y
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

THE city OF Wilmington affords a
horse and wayon--in fact, prison
van-so haul dogs 10 the pound, but
the county OF Now Castle drives gangs
OF manacled prisoners through the
streets from the railroad depot to the
court house, and from the court house
10 the depot. Should not as much hui
manity be exercised towards men az
towards dogs Lei the Levy Cour'
AnBW6r,
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

PRESIDENT Cleveland should actively
interpose to protect the Chinese, who
are ruthlessly murdered In the Terri
tories. A little more resolution and
frmness when the first massacre tool
place would have dissi pAted all fear Of
another. which is expected.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

All ladies, whether stout, slender
tall, short, crooked or straight, are in
vited to call at 704 Market street and
have test lining made by MADAME
Gartland's Tailor System. No charge
for insists. No chart or machine used
Will remain a short time. Agency TO
sale, Hours, 10 TO 8.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
Clothing

We offer you the best
chance to buy good Cloth
ing, and to buy it at fairer
prices, we believe, than was
ever offered in Wilmington.
We have, at great expense,
bought goods and have had
them made right here in our
city, until now we have an
immense stock of Suits and
Overcoats for Men, Youths,
Boys and Children. We
have also bought some large
lots of Clothing, so that we
have both to otfer-our
own make and New York
made. We do business so
as to win trade, selling goods
at fair prices, not represent
ing anything to be but just
what it is. We buy in large
quantities with ready cash,
and often of first hands, 30
that we are sure to make
a good profit in buying,
which gives us good start
for low prices.
Our TAILORING DE.
PARTMENT contains the
Choicest Fine Goods to be
found.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

DUBLlC SALE-THE SUBSCRlbEh
intending TO quit the milling business
Will sell at public sale, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3RD,
at O'Clock, p. m,
Mt the stanton mills, Mill Oreek IN
Hundred, 2young work horses, one 80
TWO horse wagon in good order, one carriage
In good order, double set Of wagon harness
on Q set OF dearborn harness, one get OF car
rage harness, ty net, halter, flour. meal
cracked corn. corn and oats, platform scales
new; two u bushels, two shovels, n ny gran
bags, one fat pig weighing 900 los., niti
chi cKens, = chicken coops, one new wheel
barrow. one new COOK stove India no o. an.
other articlee. A credit OF Elk months viii
be given. VIM. ii. II. u Eh.S.
Thomas Brackin, Auct. eZo's
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

GENERAL K. r. Jones, gallant
Union General during the war, and a
Republican until toe Greeley campaign,
has been selected to fill the place on the
Democratic ticket Of New York, that
Roswell P. Flower would not have.
He will get the worst whipping he ever
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

EXLETTER carrier Robert L. Smith
and his beautiful little fruit farm in
Mill Creek Hundred, come 10 to-day
for q considerable notice in the REpUB.
IICAN,
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

THE Delaware State fair at Dover
promises to be the best and most sue
cessful Of any yet held. 1t should b.
largely attended by Wilmingtonians.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
WANAMAKEBsn.

dress are the plain stuffs, the
rich and fine on one counter,
the common on another.
The variety of both is as large
as in former years when
dress was quieter. Think,
tor example, OF cashmere,
merino-a score OF such that
60 from year to year, the
colors only changing. And
think of cloths. We almost
take these things for grant
ed. There isn't anywhere
lin the United States, we sup
pose, another such collection
OF makes and grades and
colors of merino and cash.
mere.
But the gist Of what we
meant to say to-day is OF
space to show our pretty
things in. We have been
restrained in telling OF them
because we couldn't get at
them. The stufs were
never so stuffy. A piece is
two to tour times as bulky
as formerly. Twice the
usual room would be none
Ftoo much. We are still
overfun.
1t is as good a time now
as any to see dress-stuffs.
Southeast from the center.
The prettiest and most
luxurious wrapper that ever
woman wore will be made
| of a stuff just come-a dou-
BILE stuff, the face is bright
surah silk, the black woody
mass 23f- Inch, s. a yard.
And this by no means
conveys a notion of its rich
mess and delicate beauty.
The colors are dainty beyond
description-rose-pink and
salmon, gold, old-gold and
yellow, lieht-blue and a
lgreen so little green! Six
denominations, stripes and
!plaids.
Northeast from the center.
| As,rakhan tor coats and
trimmings ; black, blue
drown, green; 5o-lnch, 5;
Ito S..
Northeast from the center,
Il A writing-paper sufficient
: ly striking comes from Der
IS lin. Nothing like it proba
d, bly, ever reached our shore
a a before. Handmade an
as very rough with nature
y edges thinning down t
= nothing ; a fiery Turkey-ree
u deep : blue, Royal purple
< orange, pink, and lcathe
10 We have but 500 SINAI
lis cctavo sheets OF a color ar
envelopes to match.
,ec cents a quire and 60 cents
he, psck.
u Of We hear Of the same
the London and Paris - n
leir nearer.
~ Northwest from the center.
and .-Our carpet room is g
,n ns ting more and more av;
.s ss able-not by any means
, the permanent shape yet !;
u to trade isn't tagging. ]
carpets are there; ii
ssom builders were not in the W
h hich Market street front, second floor. :
on car north west from the center.
Dde, New things to make
e in; easier from kitchen to gal
lame Hs are coming. We m
la .fS sprinkle in a little news
y for them occasionally. Th
. are things to be seen tn
worth knowing about;
800 the only way to find II
,oln out is to go and see.
my Basement, west side.
Vow There's nothing in
The store that a sensible wol
romlis bladder to see than
with lbur.l, of oo;led sDripU nj
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

"Age cannot wither it nor custom
state its infinite variety" Flesh IL
hardly heir to an ache or pain which
cannot be cured by using Salvation Oil
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30

DUBLIO SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
public sale. at our stables, In Hocfee'
SIN, MIL Crock Hundred, New Castle TO-,
Lei., on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER !, 1885,
at O'CLOCK, p. m,
10 fresh cows and springers, 20 fat I'm
cows and heifers, 25 steers, ranging HY-
from 900 to 900 pounds. Also one mare, we'll
broken TO single and double harness, and Of
y ood size. J his stock has been selected WIFI
care, and will positively be sold. no post
ponem ent on account Of weather. II wet,wll
sell under cover. A creiit OF ninety days.
Whistler * OANENDEk.
dNwts j q. Robin aon, huct.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-30
STUDENT OIL

The purest, safest and BRIGHT
est burning oil in the market is
for sale by the following grocers:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-06

The Wvmans silk Cultuis AGsocia-
ton Of Illinois have best white mulberry
tees cuttings nsd elk worm eggs for
sale a cost We buy AL cococns raised
from the products We seli. We do this
In order 10 establish elk culture on = firm
basis. The country Is being Hooded
with worthless mulberry trees aud elk
worm eggs, which. IL nsed. will retard
the pre- giess u this great aud lucrative
industry silk worm eggs should oe
ordered while the weather IL cool. One
dollars worth 10 all We would advise q
new beginner TO commence with. Ten
dollars worth 81 mulberry cuttings will
Dc great plenty 10 start tho work with
afer the first year. cuttings can be taken
from these. Cuttings from the white
mulberry grow ~ readily a. currsnt cut
sines. One acre planted 10 hedge,
with good cultivation, will yield the
third summer 1.-TWO years after planting
ia spring. eighty hundred pounds Of
leaves. This quantity will feed five
ounces Of silk worm eggs after Matching
Using crozier's yellow. the best known
breed Of silk worm. they will produce
fve hundred pounds of cocoons green
ceiling Al so cents per pound would
amount 10 $3.50 90 per acre net. Plant
ing mulberry trees as YOU would Al
orchard will not produce 50 much
White mulberry will thrive wherever
The apple or the vine will grow. The
United States consumes in siiken manu-
featured goods $70.OO0O00 annually
This immense sum goes 10 enrich for
eign nations 90 great extent, when !
should be kept a. home and go into tn
hands OF our own people. II i ackno vi
edged the best silk IN the world is RAISED
81 this country. especially in the New
England states That 1t IL profitable il
shown bv the prosperity OF the nations
engaged in il We want our people 4
srv the raising Of silk; the expense !
but trife. Ii failure occurs II wouls
he no serious loss and experience vii
be gained. II is to The non prodncer
we appeal. The aged and the child ca
each lend helping hand. To the wo
men Of our nation, let me say 70 YOU m!
sisters. IL remains with us TO make thi,
industry profitable. and one Of the man.
industries that our nation shall point I,
with pride. Usage orange leaves can b
ansed.t heI first'season.
Address: Mrs. NJ. O. BUcKSER, Presi
.ldent Woman's Silk Culture Association
-'cflllinois, PEORIA, Ill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-06

ESTATE.
NOTICE il hereby given. that in. pur-
~ suance OF an order and decree OF the
Dubois Circuis Court. made AZ the Jan
usry term, 1885. the undersigned. Ex-
ecutors Of the last will OF Richmond NJ
We'maB. deceased. will offer for sale AZ
public auction. on the premises. at one
o'clock p. M on
MONDAY, MARCH End. A. d. 1856.
the following described real estate, stu
ate Ia Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit:
Part Of the east half Of the north least
quarter Of the southwest quarter OF sec
tlon No. twenty-six 1861 township No.
one south. range No. five Isl west.
aud bounded a. follows, viz Com
mencing one hundred 1OOl feet due west
OF the northeast corner of said east half
of the northeast quarter Of The south
west quarter Of said section town ana
range. running thence west twenty two
.22 rods. thence south thirty-seven 1871
rods and seven ri feet, thence east
wenfv-eight 1881 rods fourteen and one
half 1fI feet. thence north TWENTY-FIVE
i22i rods and niue I9 feet. thence ives,
one hundred Il00t feet. thence north
three hundred 1901 feet 10 the place OF
beginning. containing xix (6l ores. more
or less. Also lots numbered one hun
drcd and forty I14Oj and one hundred
aud forty-one al In the town OF Jas
per. according TO the plat OF said town.
said real estate will be sold free from
AL mortgage and judgment liens thereon,
aud freed from the interest OF the widow
Rosa Wellnan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-06

Mrs. Annie Stewart. Of Ireland, Du-
hois County. is spending tie week with
her sister Mrs. 5. w. Brooks W. Loogoo-
tee Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-06


.ha.visit.by reporter Of the Indian
apolie Journal TO the State Insane Asy-
ium, DR.. Fletcher. saio TO him: I'VE
have scores OF dead people here How
10 that?v Persons who have been for
gotten by their kindred. But these poor
unfortunsfes never forget the careless or
cruel ones who have ccssed 10 think
sabont them. They are continually taik-
ing Of home, aud relatives, and friends.
This IL especially true Of the femsle
patients Many Of the men never men
ton home or friends. but the women are
salways looking forward 10 The tine hen
their friends shall come for them and
take them home. There are persons here
ssbonf whom no inquiry has been made
for years. Many tear is shed here that
-shonld scsid unfeeling aud unnatural
hearts. am not speaking Of patients
-sent here from poor honses. either thvse
miserable ones who perhaps never knew
home or friends but Of persons who
have come from good families. and whose
kindred stand well ia society. There
are-some who cherish their living dead
ones most tenderiy Among these Is 4
gentleman Al New Albany and another
NJ Madison. There are many others bu
Ispeak Of these in contrast with Other
husbands"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-06
PROF. GUILMETTE's
French Kidney Pad,


AZ vvur druggist fcr PROP GUILNrrrrs FREycH
KIDNEY PAD. and 'ste other 1.-The ts> not cot n.
send - On sni ven will receive the Pad ~ return rat
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
.'0re n Prof cuiirsse's French kidney Pads rrvsi
given m Nv fhr h-st Doctors incnrshls nnrinr ~
This tine suNessd unfold agony and paid out large
~ money.
GrnpGr vFTTrR. ]. y. Toledo. r.. eavs:
IL saFe-et rnr three venrs with Sssstca ard kidney
Disease snd ofen h-f shnnt rrnchee. ~ss
fireiv sri cured sfer wearing Prof Gull
msfse's rrenrh Kidney Psi four weeks
'SOrTRr " C. SCOTT. svrvsrfa n. writes.
- have been suerer fn- r. WITH nrirhf's
Diseases ~ the Kiiners For week. N time
able n re' ~ bed; took barrels ~ medicine MI
give nniv fernorsrv -e'ief wr-st~ ~ Prof
Gniime'ss's Kidnev Pads six ~esks. and nov know
entirely cured
MRS HELEN JFR0NF. Toledo. o.. SAYS
''For vesrs have hesn confined great rsvt ~ H.
tim. "a nv het ~iih 'rr~rrNra ara ssmsis westre-s
= vors me ofGuimsstes kidney Pads and vas cure
In month"
HR fprry. wholesale rro,e- FINLEY q writes
II suffered for - WITH lame h.rk srd N fhre.
weekswa< permanently cured ~ wearing oS Prof
6I-siret,s's kidney psss''
Rr ErrsrfyG " n nrrrrfsf rrrsrsro-e. Ind
when sending n IN nrter snr Kidney Ids. Whites
~ wore -re ~ the er-f We hsi srf receive
mare hereff r II fh-r srvshirrr rsei In fac
The psis rive better rrrevsl satisfaction than I'D
rev rem .tv ev~- soit y
vsyk SunyNtKre. nrrresss. Hsnr'ss'. 10.
I'VE ere working m lively 'rafe N voar rsss. an
s-e hearing - r,at results from hen evs~v dew
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-06
pa0F. CUIlMfTrs FRENCH lIvEa pan

WIN ro~Tsire'v r-rs Fever srd Agrs. rswN sers
-re Cake. Billions Fever. fsnn+re. Dvsnspsia. and
aii diseases ~ the Liver sf,n>rAe and BLOOD Prize
~ - Nv ~n.ii <enf ~ rr~s rrlm.sses Treatise 81
ths kidneys aud Liver, free ~ -aii. address
FRENCu paDcc.
Toledo. Onto
For Sale ~ Mehringer Bros. Drug
Store. Issner. Ind.
Irne 7osh, fssa-ly