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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-27
IN THE FRiGiD ZONE.
Instructive Details of Visit in Wbaler Il
SDitZbergen.

Inst ructive Details of a Visit in a Wbaier to
Spitzbergen.
At meeting of the Berlin Geologi-
cal Society DIR. Kuckenthal gave some
interesting details of a visit on a
whaler, the Hvidfisken, to Spitzbergen.
The surface of the sea was often thick
ly covered with dirty green one-celled
alg@. in which lived small rod crab,
hunted by, the fish as they wander from
north to south. Arriving on the 18th
of June at Spitzbergen, the fantastic
forms of the snow-covered mountains
in the magically red light of the mid
night sun formed an enchanting con-
trast to the pure green sky, a tint
caused by the reflection of the ice.
Excursions to the interior proved that
it consisted of one immense icy desert,
but that it had long ages ago been Il
scene of great fertility, for there were
found numerous petrifa ctions, extern
sive beds of coal. etc. Where on the
coast or among the hills, which are
about five hundred to one thousand five
hundred feet high, there are now only
some MOSES. grasses or other poor lit
tie plants during the short summer,
the palm once grew in abundance.
The bare coast mountains are geologi-
cally remarkable. The steep preci-
pices, like gigantic terraces, which
frame in Advent Bay. continue in the
same form to about one thousand feet
below the surface of the water. The
| east part of the island is entirely
blocked up by ice and is inaccessible,
but the extreme sideward currents of
the Gulf Stream in the west some times
allow of a free approach, while in the
north the sea is frequently free OF
ice in consequence of the north wind.
Last century the ships of all ma
tons repaired to Spitzbergen to fish;
now that business is reduced to about
thirty Norwegian boats. Among these
the so-called ''rat-cages'' play the part
of pariahs, for they take every thing
with them that they tind-birds' eggs,
down, seals, reindeers. bears, and,
above all, wreckage. The aristocracy
is represented by the white whalers,
with their very costly apparatus. DIR.
Kuckenthal visited Sassen Bay and
found that the maps of it and the
neighborhood are very incorrect, and
that the Norfiord is as broad again as
the dimensions given on the maps
The Templeberg, on the Sassen Bay
affords magnificent spectacle, witt
the varied colors of it's black, brown
red and yellow rocks. The wooden hu
erected on Il point of land by Nor
denskjold in 1872 was found in a very
untidy condition. Besides white whales
many fishermen angle for sharks, il
waters free from ice. for the sake O.
the liver. which is very oily. From
two hundred to three hundred fish pay
for the trip. Great boldness is dis
played in hunting seals and bears
which are often followed far into tn,
ice. The Hvidfisken continued he
p hunting till the end of August. whel
the ice had already become dangerous
A bar of ice separated the ship from
the open sea, and only the resolution
of the captain, who ran and dragged
his ship with great trouble through thu
blocks of ice, prevented it from bein;
obliged to winter there with insufficient
provisions. London telegraph.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-27

Mrs. Green-''rimothy, what have
you done with the letter that was lying
on the bureaup" Timothy-"I put it
in the letter box, ma am" .'Oh! pro-
voking! Didn't you see there was no
address on the envelopeP" "Yes,
ma am, but | thought you didn't want
anybody to know who you was writing
to-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-27

On Governor street car yester-
lay. Young married man in forcible
tones-"I tell you l am boss of my
house, and what I say there goes. i"
Passenger on next seat leans over and
remarks: Beg pardon; but is your
wife at homeP" Young married man,
N less forcible tones: mo, she's In
the country" Everybody in the car
.milcd out loud. Providence Journal
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-27

Shelby the by. l met your
brother at dinner last night. Such a
delightful party! Such dinner!! Such
howers!" He-''Indced! Where was
it?" She-"At the-a-the-a-u
my word, l really forgot whose house
1t was / was dining at!"-Teras Sift-
a0s
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-27
Blackberry Puddino-A ,

Blackberry Pudding. A pint of
flour. a pint of warm water, pinch of
salt; mix flour. water and salt thor
oughly; add one quart of blackberries
the last thing. Put in pudding bag
we'll Toured and boil one hour. Doe
ton Budget
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-27

Blue grass and clover make excel
lent pasture for swins.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-27

--Orientalism is to replace Japanese
ism In decoration.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-27
A THRILLING STORY.

How a Husband Satisfied His wife's APP
petite for News.
Wife to husband who has just re-
turned home-What's the news down
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

We are informed that in Hall and
Jefferson townships there Is come di-po-
clifton M fhe part Of few Democrats,
WIN did not attend their townsiip can-
venfions. 10 not smp: ssri the Demo
cratic csndidssrs next Monday IL ~,
candor, fellow Democrats. you rannoI
afford this policy. II you fsi;ed 20 ai-
tend the Convention. by your absence
You tacisly agreed 20 abide BY the decis-
ion ~ The Desn"cr~ts who did attend,
snd in view or The effect upon the fus sre
0f the party. botE the coming Fall, aud
hereafter. when you NAV want your q.
Worries TO have = united support. W adj
wise aud urge every Ipemacrsi so snpp."i
the regular nominee M A'.s :s-'sv 1hr
time has come. whe. s.ss.. ls"licy. -
well - good conduct. demand party
nominations IN Datois county, hereafter,
Tor I'll ofices, aud men who intend 10
Re enrolled - honorable Democrats
cannot afford 10 assist tie Republican,
80 against their own party interests. %
course, oil honorable men who t0ot
part In the conventions. are bound By III
actions, - they thereby pledged them
selves u Be.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30
HayevflIe Hmrrlca ne,

Next Sunday II AIl-foors dsy-"snd
mine, too"
CsndIdsses are still mo ssir expected
tIll election day.
White river u expected 10 Be higher
than n has beeW for years.
The silver mine n de~d the amelter
70 sl~ader. aud The b ,ons q The desdess.
DR.. Denote aud family hava gone.
snd we are IN weed q : g00i phvsjcjsn
John OpeI went 10 Granville Iast seai.
ur,lsv On : visit end business trip CON.
oined.
Oh, seal there viii BE- dance g The
City hsIl on Easter Monday. Every.
body u invited.
Alex. Abel wae thrown from h0rse
she other day. hat lucky enowgh. The mud
saved him from getting his neck hrOke.
The smelser has knOcked the bossUuI
out % White river. sWd u u keeps on
raining. Il u likely she boltoi0 viii nos
b found very s0On.
Henry Rudolph. j., u ruanlng with
|(awer clerks; sailing cheaper, and tbe
trade q getting lively. Just Whoe "
should have done long 90 -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

Every nopub,lonn u 10 eoup,y shoold
b q The polls on The End day % April
end vote ie sirsIght. Let the Do0ocsats
Gov Gals On that day. but then Y she i!os
for Republicans % plant such seed -
oil grow aud ripen Into IN abundant
harvest In November. With proper care
Orange county r. soIidly Republican for
~ time 70 come. Make mistake nov
snd Il wIll take years 70 right The wrong.
Look 20 the interests 81 the party. BY
80 doing YOU look 10 The interest Of the
people. PaoIi Republican.
We commend the above. which 70 only
. fair representation Of the way the Re-
pubIicsns always act. wherever they have
: fighting chance 10 the careful and
prayerfnI consideration o. any good
Democrats. who ere ALTERING IN regard
20 their duty 10 vote for Democratic
nominees 10 any township next Monday.
A. the Republican says ~voTE "
STRAIGHT" Il is good political sense.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

1k1G0s
The genial and yeroaells ~. Pr. a.
ireland. wrote % The Argns. thst che
CouslERs Qu0eallon from Z letter Or an
Irelandite. stating thar Ne he'd changed
hh politics Was s'loo lhIn." We waited
come time amer. although Ne had lhe lel.
ter IN our possession. 70 get permlssIon
TO publish tho authors name. % oh0W
those assertion VAS ~thiu.s The young
gentleman u IN honest. hard work Ing
mechanic. who teels The effect Of Tho ar.
IN robbery whenever he buys On article
nj clothing, or saw. On augur. or plane.
lie writes " - tciiows:
.'Is~ke.' the ireland correspondent o.
the Argus. seems 10 doubt that there ever
wss Republican from ireland or DubOis
county that 90 Tar dropped HE war pre-
iudicss, Is to change HE polisics. and
leave the E. 0. p. and seems 70 b quite
anxious 10 Gee the former Republican.
IL he will call on me- now q No. ga
Jackson g.. Louisville. he can have his
cusiosisy sali-ded Il any time, and then
will point him 20 s0me moro Of his
neighbour, not far from his own door.
who are also determined 10 vote for
tower taxation, denied the working
classes BY the Republican party.
I will certainly be much pleased tn|
have some OF my Republican friends|
Wait me tar day or 60, aud have good
talk, aud will point out 10 them some|
of the "highly protected American L.
borers.r Of which their Z. 0. p bossts col
much. They will be able 10 see old gray
headed men aud women o. 60 years or
age, or more. and young girIs and boys,
not over 10 years, going 10 work In
w0olen mills and tobacco faclories, at 81
O'Clock IN the morning. without any
wraps. and the women and children
dressed only in thin calico dresses, most
of them carrying in their handle small
cold lunch for their dinness, not - much
- good ireland Republican would feed
his hest cat.
Let me say to my Young Republican
associates in the last campaign, II Il time
for them TO judge for themselves, and
not be led aslray any longer by fAIse'ns-I
serlions. Get out il the world, amOngI
strangers and working people. aud keep
your eyes and ears open 10 their necessi-
iies aud complaints. and ! sincerply be-
lieve four out Ut Eve Of tho intelligent
ounx voters of ireland. seeing the 81.
setf~ ~ VIC PpttIs euoSCcU " sue l&G.
publican leaders. nv needles~ly large tax.
~ti"n ~ meces.ssirs for working people.
aud constsntiy psenrhing doctrine oil
hsirrd and revenge for acts now uasred.
would resse "a train with = party that
hts ~xss,icu-iy succeeded" il turning
.sne u me finest rouniiies an the lace oil
the globe. whtrc just legislation ought
10 give every one an equal chance. imto .
nation Of nsiiiiomsires aud trsmps. 81
sristorrs's anil bsxgsr- AMI shi~vss. 0tl
Z grinding mon.Is"iists and sinss-t s.srv-
Ing lsbDrrss. ~ cs,upu"-ruttinx hsssd-
holders aud farmers with lsOsne-teasi~
morigsgesi 90 that the interest consumes
al the eurpius of their labor Ind Ill 1T
THE under The ps~sessr. ri trns a. f,r the
po0r ~oskirx n.u
Louis n. RosE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

aAnother wonderful discovery has
been made and that Too BY lady IL ihia
county. Disease fsstened IL clutches
upon her and for seven years sho With
stood its sevcrest tess. but her vital or.
Rsna we're undermined and death seemed
Imminent. For three months she cough.
n necessarily and could not sleep. Shs
bought Of 10 hottie Of Dr.. King's New
Discovery for Consumption and Wa ~
much relieved on taking fret dose thai
che slept I'll night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her nams
q Mrs.. Lnsher Lutzn Thus writes w
e usmrick B Co., OF Shabby. N. c.
Get free trial bottle q Nsbringsr Bros
Drug Store. ,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

w. D. Suit. Druggisi. Bippus. Ind
testides: Il can recommend Electric
Biiters - the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief Ia every csse
Que man took six hoisIes. and Was cured
Of Rheumatism Of 10 years. standing '
Abraham Hare. druggist. Believille
Ohio. smrms: 1.-The hest selling med.
icine havs ever handled In my - years
experience. Il Electric Bitters." Thou.
sands Of others have added their tesii.
mony. % that the verdict 10 unsnimous
that Electric Bisters do cure oil diseases
Of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only
. half dollar bottle q Nehriugsr Bros
tlrug Store. e..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

The Democratic Of The several precincts
d U0bols county. Indiana, are requested
- Ooe& g. Convention, u the usual
Dlnces Of holding elections. In their re-
opeceIve precincss- on SATURDAY.. the 7sh
~ % April. 1883. It 3 o'clock p. No.,
lbr ne folIoWin purposes:
To select member of The Democratic
Uoonsy ceatral Committee Tor sale
precinct.
N 10 appoint delegates IN the Democratic
County Convention, hereinafter provided
lOr-
10 insirucs delegsies 70 the County
Convention, TO vote voR or AGAINST
nominating candidates for the various
County oGlces in Dubois county, TO be
voted for q the November election.
1893. and II Y0R. how said candidates
ohall be nominated. whether by primary
election or otherwise. and when?
Each precinct - entitled to one dele
gate for every twenty-five votes. and
one additional Tor fraction Of thirteen
o. more cast for Cleveland and Hen
bricks Ia 1854 which entities them 20
she following number Of delegates:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

Domocrattc Nominees Tor Trustees
Columbia W. MLBURx.
Boone-COxRAD jake.
Madison JAMS D. PAYNE.
HeN-JoHx KkxxEY.
Je1erson-JoHx PRrIT1.
The Democratic IN each Of the above
Townships have put forward. nv conven-
eions, TIE choice Of the party for Trustee.
They are ezch worthy gentlemen, com.
potent and were fairly chosen. and
should have the undivided support Of
every Democrat who II anxions to win
To big fight this FALL No Democrat
who desires 20 sussain his party orgsni.
Sation, ought 10 flicker" In the Spring
election, particularly n he takes part IN :
Domfnsting convention EVERY man who
goes n convention il in honor bound
g e6ids he result In solid column
uarcbl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

Notice il hereby given that the Demo-
crscy Of said township viii meet IN con-
vensi0n It the court house. IN the town
o. Jasper, On Saturday, April =, 1883, -
; o'clock p m, FIR the purpose II selrci-
Ing eighteen Delegates to attend thu
county convention. 10 select = commit
teoO4n Of said toS uship &C kervr on the
couoty central committee for The ensuing
tvo years, and transact such other bvs.
iness - may come before the convention,
b. Order Of Committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30


Our doctor - kept toIersbly busy.
Wheat looks excellent after The rains.
While river - on : biz boom; Il q
thought the Low bottoms will - over-
flowed.
Election next Nonday and 81 quiet
on The Potomac; no electioneering; %
cigar: no nothing.
NJ. James nIlburn. slter having clos-
ed . successiul term Of school in Colum-
bia toW nship, returned hOOe looe Golur.
day, looking - we'll - usual.
Married, March 18th. leoa NJ. Besi'
Milburn, q C0lumbja townehlp, % niss
Maggie Welsuan. Or this place. The
party started Immediately SITTER the cere'
inOny Tor their future home 10 CoIumbis
township. Nay they live long and b
happy.
some time since cestaia young black
.snish attempted 10 eecOst : yeung Iadj
10 church, but gu slipped upOa. = tes
minutes later : couple q yoose 49,
ssked The ssisl blecksmlsh g accompany
them 70 church, but - sid - eoe!d -
- he he'd no hat, (tbo boys ~ BE -
tended partner bed bic hetA bit onslly
|concluded 70 70. and weae aIoOes end
seler services Were ovss sW-kess - ~
amen cormer 10 cri.s 20 lr' als IA: n
some one e1se. After .~svs..- tsss
youmg IsdS lsOsns. sad - 10 80 -
|W1s way home, be oocasDe o0Mowho
blinded and could mot dlGltoguo6h %
II ca e cluse dlaisnce. Uo mtoeook I
Z uU,p 0vr hOrsr. and asked some Of IN
bOys what Il Wo6. and aid : To - I
|ruesmbloo h0rse.S Son. tho noxe oio<
you 20 doWn u W eountsy ooloe nlghl
|iato ! IsoterD viii you.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

nnNnnn ~ Rewarded ere thsss who red his
wi Will III and tbss ses; sbsy vIu Ord heocrsols
uU0IUu sneleynsa; snss ~ - -. ssss ~ s.
prooss large snd Tor every ss6ustssus per.
sva- many have made and are moo making several
hundred dollars month n u es&y for auy one - make
6 anl upssrds PER day. uho y us!ng wosh kthss
90. youag q ola; capital not needed; - ssrt yon
Bvfything new. No special sbility requiseds you.
rssler can % Il q veil % sny Write 70 NJ 81
sscs fos NIL psrsicusss- Which - me fee Aodres1
ounrDu Go Portland. Maine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30
'7NVI8IBLE 8ONE PEOPLE.
Gov. WILL CUMBACK!
!aaIl Mszs, lFl tM
JASPER :

Under he suspIcss o. The jasper Lee.
sure Association. The eloquent and eols
*. Lieut.. Gov. WILL CUMBACK, will
delivered Bic fhoous witty lecture %
titled:
"vmg ,nvlssoLg somg pGopLg."
s,x.scas snd humosUns '-sske ~ n oss
sse gOssipess ami slsmdessss % Every
community. Who hide lhemseIves behind
'sThsy ay,s ~eone people ~" r., II
Jsspes, On
FRIDAY NIGHT. April 9Th, lseo.
An Who appreciate - intellectual
sssas. end good laugh, should make e
. point q atteod.
s 5'*s::sssss::h, - = ''s'''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

NJ. Ernst W. Pickhardt, the active and
oDthusiastic Democrat aitache Or the
Hnntingburg Signal, Il this week an
nouDced - candidate for the Democrat
= nomination for representative for the
couDtiee Of Dubois and Martin. Mr.
Rickbardt u probably - we'll acquainted
with TIE needs Of Dubois county, and the
wishes % its citixens generally IN regard
- legislation % any man in u, having
boo9 born and raised in the county, and
dlDco JS75, when he began active duty
upon Tie @SigDaI.' having been placed 10
coneIDuous contact with the progressive
element Of the people constantly. HE
kDOwlodge Of public Affairs AID men will
olDo mako him . very competent Repre-
sentative o. The interests OF Martin c0un.
q, and enable him 10 discharge the du.
d. q such : position credilsbIy 20 the
pooplo o. The entire district and the
0onfo. He 4 % The young Democracy,
VI under % years o. age, who have lust.
" ebo credit Of redseming Indiana from
Republican control. and placing the State
D|nb1o Democnifc Stsle- AZ the assisi.
4ooo 0nch y build mp the splendid bus-
IopoD % thal newspsper, and TO encour
- lhe Development 81 The great ms.
06rlal resources u this county.
0r. Pjckhar3t has never been IN once.
oookos. wos never candidate for ofBcs
ous once, when h. wss chosen = Clerk d
- town o. IIuntingburg In 1855. and
01oed The poslliOn crsditsbIy. but refnsed
- y aesndidase for re-election. Ne hsl
mony ssiends ~ over The county. . !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

y O'Clock p M. for the purpose
To appoint delegates 70 the State
Congressional. Judicial. Senatorial and
Representative COnvensinns.
To organize the Democratic County
Central Committee.
To determine, in what manner. ~ Al
ALE. candidates shall BE- nominated fos
The various COUNTY Offices in Dusssi-
county. to be elected ia November. 1883
ond transact such other business e may
come before said Convention
By order ofthe County Central Com.
T. X. BRCNDICK. Chairman.
HExRr HoPPESJAxs Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

GHoY09m So WoaaoSs eEIsl q tbo1sa nd q forms.
UuWWV bet sre suspss q ~ The nsrvsls % invsn
HMM tim Those ~ho sre IN need u profitable
Wu1Ds wosk thar csn BE- done shile living d
homo skou1l q epcs send their s1drsss Halet Co
Psrtanl maine sD1 receive free 1sI InSssusion heu
eisher se1 ~ Ell asss iron = 10 ~ per az
50 upwsr1s whersssr sbeyIive Yoa ere 1tsnsd NEE
Capital nos required. osne have made over ~ %
s1neie day q this work. Al succeed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

WHY WILL roc cvngh when 6hiloh'a
Cure will give immediate relief Price
10 cts, so cts, and 81. %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

INVENTION a.: !; !; y;
mssbo1 ss6 system u wesh tkst can BE- pelisued sII
ever she country without SEPARATING she worlss Fcn
her bsmes- fay liberal; any one can DO he werh
slshsr 81. young DID, 10 special ahiIiy required
Capital not need<d ycu started free Cut this
OF 80 return % % snd viii s<pd you free s0me-
Thing - Gset value snd importsnce 70 you tbof WI
ssars yseln easiness. vsssk vtiI bring yos. n more
Nsney nght asay. tssn snyibtns eIss IN he world
Grsnd satot fes- Address Tsss . Co, AugsHa. Ne.
Fsb- ~. 'oe-ys
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The First Symptoms

Or eli Lnne diseases ase mach shs sans:
1svsrishness. loss a appetite, soes
shroas. pains II - chest asd hoek,
hssdachs. etc. u 1sw days ysu nay
b weil. o., on ths other hand. yoa may
:: dunn ss ~. e % g. s -:
inmeaiasoly e tnke Ayogso Chogry
Pseeseal.
Several ysaEs go. James Dischasd. =
d'csos 80 he - = Consunps'ee'
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NOTICE or APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
NOTlCE i hereby given that the nm
- dersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministrairix OF the estate Of John AuIen-
bacher, late Of Dubois county, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate i supposed to b
solvent.
AUGUSTA AULgNBAcHER, Admrx.
TRAYLoR 4 HUNTER. Att'ys.
March 30. 1883 So.
NOTICE.
asuERE viii he meeting OF The Mock
J h0ldess ~ the vincennes and New
Albany Railroad Company, held q the
.l1co o. the Secretary, vincenneo, Knox
County. Indiana. on
TUESDAY, NAY 1sT. 1883,
|al one o'clock p. ~, for The puspoeo 81
|electIug thirteen Oirectors 20 seSve for
The encuIng year, and for the Transaction
|of any other business that may come b.
fore the meeting.
n. r. DALTON. Secretary.
March 80. le68-4t.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-12
john Breuner.

Within the past few years there has been
q marked improvement in business
throughout the State To 30 section will
this apply with more force than to Sacra-
menio. At no time in her history has she
shown as healthy a commercial growth as
at The present. In many instances en-
largements have had 10 be made to stores
to accommodate the increase ia the stock.
Particularly has this been so in the fur
niture business, and the house of John
Breuner, at 604 to COS X street, is q strik-
ing exempiitication of such progress. This,
however, is largely due te the enterprise of
Mr.. Breuner, whose aim hes always been
to make his establishment the most exten-
sive and best equipped. There are very
few houses III the State that can compare
with his, so far as variety and selection OF
stock Is concerned. Very extensive addi-
tons have been made to his stores to keep
pace with his increasing business. The ex-
hibit made by Sir. Breuner in the art de-
partment in the Pavilion IS by far one OF
the finest ever made. The exhibit is d.
vided into three apartments-parlor bed
room and dining-room. Each room is ap-
propriately furnished in the most beautiful
manner. Greater excellence in workman
ship it would be hard To Eind anywhere
Much credit is due the furniture estab-
lishment of John Breuner, as it is one OF
the most attractive displays at the Pavil-
ion. 1t, however gives bat faint idea OF
the stock contained in his stores, aud visit
ors at the fair should by all means pay
him visit before returning home.