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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-01

Isaac Murphy u Howard county be-
given correspondent On idea Of -
dimensions Of the mastodon bones founi
BY Louis 6chsaf while digging ditch y
: marshy piece Of land on his farm. lne
two tusks uneaTihed were found about
three feet below the surface. One OF tbe!
measured nine feet In length. The az
ametcr g the root end was eight inches
The root end or the tusks laid about folf
feet apart. and doubtless were In 10
same position - when they were =.
tached 10 tho head Of the msstodon. A
effort will Be made 20 unearth the beqy
OF the mammoth.
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soNE ART REFLECTIONS


-. gspssns 90 Fusure - ~ F1ns Arr
{, ~ Cl>S - cl.<,.nnss-sss Prl.lslss
osAssa - Msasr. Oraass snra,ss =
- Arsare 80 se~1pe,r.
Ne study and cultivafion q The 6ne
orts n Cinciunasi has ben oo-extensive
win ~ pursuit and dsveloDnent e The
Industrial ar<a That community = for
inmate whose cieissns e wealth and In
orlliscnce ncek noe only 70 adorn their
ewn estates. bur. n . spirit q philan-
chropy. aim q benef1t the public BY .
Hhscnl pufsonage q the works u master
nindH They may build mansions after
- various schools - architecture and
o1orn them sccording % their means with
~ wurks q The artist an1 scnlptor, the
orienfiss aud savan; thsy my esfablish
1nxuriaut private grounds and gnrdens
oabollishcd with I'll the beauties q hor-
o.ylfnre. and. withal. Tie public may ~
oc1vo 70 beneflfA But when these tastes
- accompanied By = gener0us public
mint and u accorzancs Herewith tenn
- . AT and % science arise IN their
nfdst, and when, n response 70 invita-
ofnns broadsPread, The patrons thereof
msue % carry out the objects embodied in
- munincent gifts % the public from
ohsir bsnefscsors and every year brings
abundant evidence Of the influence and
value a these institutions. then does that
cDmmunisy become n acknowledged cen
~ a culture and refinement
TherNis no chapter II the history Of
Cincinnati which dos not bear upon the
proGrum made IN TIE cultivation Of the
- ara Ths founding Of the Mechanics
Institute, dxty-three years ago. wns An
suspicious beginning; and the establish
uenf Of = evening school In connection
ohsreWifh, little more than . score Of
yean afterward, gave new impetus o the
designs q rs founderA
There many . youth, after the tolls Of
- day, and when it would seem that his
exhausted nature demanded the healthful
restorative q rest. he's applied himself 70
pcncfical study and received An in
ouneivo which has enabled him 70 rise to
hiGher honors- IL y sid with 10 little
oxufh that the mnses seldom choose their
vUeaxies from the salons Of a<1iuence- but
more often from that enthusiastic class
Who rex out The pearl e value-Fame
amid Tie Lefhean watsFs Of want and
privafion- And this = - more clearly
Illustrated than n the success which has
sffended The mrs efforts e The protegss
e this institution
zhs browning event, however, n the
hfscnEy q tho me arts n Cincinnaff y
~ eviction Of the Ar Museum and ifs
onnex, ths Ar School Ths sits Affords :
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THE EVANSVILLE
/ WEEKLY COURIER
AND
JASPER COURIER
FOR
'$2.25AYEAR POsTAcEdHClUDED.

TIE EVANSVILLE WEEKLY co.,
h4ER 70 recognized Is . paper unsur-
passed In oil the requirements Of
American journalism. It stands con-
spifuous among the metropolitan
Journals Of the country o. . complete
Newspaper. In The matter Of tele-
graphic service, having the advantage
o. connection with the GRANVILLE
DAILY CoURIER, it has q its command
Oil the dispatches OF the Western A.
sociated Press. A . NEwsrArKR Il
has no superior.
Il 10, 10 TIE fullest sense, . FAMILY Pa
PEE. Each issue contains completed
story. : rich variety Of condemned
notes on Fashions, Art, Industries,
Literature, Science, etc. Its Market
Quotations are complete, and 70 be
relied upon.
e II unsurpassed - IN Enterprising.
Pure and Trust worthy General Family
Newspaper. The low price bring Il
within reach OF al. Specimen copies
may b seen q this Office.
eJSend subscriptions to this ONCE.
Feb. 8, 1885.
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&U1m40olnI v1GW q E0e0 PAX, N which
tkis institution = locnsed- 10 tie left =
Ia Belle Riviere, = IN majestic, sweeping
oDur8a, betwse1 the rolling, veEdant Slopes
q Edsn Park md IL forrest covered hills
= Kentucky. 10 TIE night d ~ Auburn
H.fors md below . the c1sy, md around
- the beautiful md No seldom The lav-
iahly endowed, homes q walnut HIlla The
Museum = granits sfEucture q impos-
~ aEchiescturs known = TIE Klorenfins
Homanenq1e with square tower md nina
~ Within, whfls tRuading upon massive
- Scoring q vslvsty cazpsting, : glow
= eneAuslnGm acoomponfos ~ perception
= - quise "a tss>sell elsgnnes Il mar
- walls - gl1lsd skyllghes and EN-
- n So 90, - worthy u their
uck[ng. h Gifls md Ioans n costly
oculptuEo ~ painting, heraldric axmor.
m11GmD ond Gmblanonmenfs. exqufsitely
v5o1Ght - cn<vsd fufniture, rich tapss-
oz1as - hanglngs ceramics. bric-arbrnc
- eo1n11sns o1h8 6srns, feafurss end
1nvu1fIms n - nchanting roalm a
anu1hseis naks ~ : study II ths school
= - divine musos which inspires and
vlvi1n even ~ seofc-
Ard tisss collections ~ not the n
Gn11s = unmsthodic ssunserings IN ars
enn1se., but aftsr study and intimate -
oDclnGi0n with master minds for yeara.
ny - TIE product % extended trnvela
hzgsn.o q wealth, and very Often pro-
0ncfed e6ort I'D successful achievemenf
- - urncf1cn1 unrurfe ~ -. s~>~ 49,
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THE CINCINNATI OBSERVATION.

NJ Astroaomical soeissy-Sritrhe;l Tele-
sssp~-Lsc.stsa Of Bsiidins.
The history Of the Astronomical Society
dates back 70 Nay. 1872, when Il was Or
gained and became leading institution
In the United states. The four-acre lot
upon which IL was first situated was To-
Gated upon Mt. Adams, and donated BY
Nicholas Longworth for the use Of the
Society. The endowment was raised by
shares Of - each, 70 which all classes
responded, and an amount wGs raised
suflcient not only 20 pay for the build
ing. but 70 pay the expenses Of Professor
and the late General y. ~ Mitchell q
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and accuracy, and GA Q. - MITCHELL
cot the sum Of =, 500. The conversions
q this Observatory w. laid BY John
Quincy Adams on November 9. 1913.
In 1652 the encroachment Of the city,
By rezs0n q the smoke and SCOT. rem
dessd the old site on Mt Adams unlt for
ne purposes Of the Observatory. The
Longworth heirs then joined with the
Astronomical Society, and together
decided this property % the city. 70 b
sold and the proceeds donated 70 tho
School q Drawing and Design The city
also agreed % sustain IN observatory in
connection with the University Of Gin
einnstf- The PAssionists' FATHERS bought
The buildings and grounds In 1872, and
now ne IL - monastery.
The Observatory Is now situated on
NJ Lookout, upon four acres Of land
given for its NE By John Kileour. The
Astronomical Society Afterwards donated
Al their instruments and papers and
passed out Of existence
The Mitchell telescope Is one Of the moss
perfect instruments in the world, IL
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b. commission appointed BY Governor
Hoadly, and thee gentlemen did their
work well. keeping within the original
appropriation The building Il two
hundred feet square and four stories
high. Besides the common pleas, district,
superior and probate court rooms. IL
contains the ofices Of all the county
oflcials, viz: Nine judges. the prosecu-
ting attorney, clerks Of the court. audi
tor, treasurer. sheriff, coroner, commits
<onerx solicitor, board Of control. board
Of equalization, Zee commissioner, re-
corier. and the law library. containing
nearly 10000 volumes
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FAM ron 8ALR.-Tho farm g the
|eroesing Of The railroad and Patoka river,
|of ~ seres y TO- eale. Good coal land /;
good farm land. Easy terns. Apply =
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Co. e.a IT. 80 60, - e \ -
y Our Qnce = Oppesoes q. . rsters -
n "A . isss ssss @ a. Nnose o.
- s.a +: -: ~, s,s, : ~: J; =, e 49,: n
s.zs 60 e. s. rs 8 on 81 y :s: " !.
60 . 6e11al ellsa6 = 20 So 49, =
q. -. SNOW = ~.
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Sscal length bsfns 10 1T, ths diameter
q the Glass II inches, End its magnifying
powers vaFy from 100 20 ], 400 timss-
ne rscsrds o. the socisty ars very
valuable, its contributions e science have
ben frequent and IL chief patron,
General o. n. Mitchell, has Ieft many
monuments Of his seal and ability IN this
6eld o. the obstruss principle q TIE
worlds around M
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Bafnbridge ToWnship True
tees Notice.

TvHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
i bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend 70 Township business on
Saturdays ofevery week, q bis residence
on North Main street, between Sew
euth and Eighth. 10 Jasper.
The Library Of said Township ID kept
It the bookstore OF Mr.. Jacob Goemann,
where persons wanting books can obtain
them at any time.
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee.
April 50. 1883 ~.
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WINElBlsU d HUN1EBs No N
ireland Lodge No. 3SS, r. . A. N.
Onlcers for the ensuing year: y. a.
Glezen. w. ~. J. N. Lennon, 3. w.;
r. r. Milburn, }. w. II. Kellams, Treas. ;
w. 4. Cooper, Sec'y. Regular Com. On
Saturday night preceding each full
moon.
Q. X. A., Branch no,
Meets the let and ID Mondays or ~
|ery month q their hall, on the corner Of
9th and Newton streets, ID jasper.
GEoR0E HEnnlroEB, Pres.
FsAxx FINK, esc'y.
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CO101m I6f0 'a'OWmshtp TFUS'
tees Notice.
|VvHE undersigned, Trustee Of Columbia
= Tp., Dubois county, Ind, will q
tend 70 Township business q bic resi-
|dence on every Saturday, and personi
having toWnship business 20 transact
Are requested 70 present. Il On that day q
the week.
The toWnshsp library IL kept q ID.
Ioflce Of the Trustee, where those entitled
lean obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS,
Trustee Columbia Up.
June nth. Is8o-1y.
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REWARD or o1s6oo. II you fal 70 md Il on
this small board call your druggist Tor FULL size Hand
somely Autographed board FRkk; Or send cents for
postage q The synvita Co., DeIphos. Ohio.
COUGH BLOCKS.
Prom Mason Long. The Converted GAMBLER.
@Fonr IuD., Jan. s. lssSI have given The Syn
VIA coughBlceks thorough trial. They cured ny lille
girl . years Old q Crop ~ wife and mother n-sw
were troubled With coughs Of long standing One pack
sge Of the Bloeks hes cared then they can tan -
only women d. MAeOU LONG.
WORM BLOCKS.
Ina, D.. Jan. =, lss7-Ths synviss worm Blocks
acted IIke charm n s1peIng worms nom ny little
child. ne child y now we'll and hearty. instead q
puny end sickly = before. JOHN q. ROBINs0N.
DlAokDgRQy Ol0ok0.
ne Great Dlauhoa an6 Dysentsry Checker.
Dsisncs. o. July III, l9eo Our slx-months Cd child
|hsd I severe attack 81 summer Complaint. Phydcianz
could % nothing. II despair sied synvita Black
berry Blocks-recommendod b. frisnd-and feu
doses effected complete Accept our heartfelt
|indofssnent d your blsckberry Blocks.
II. M. J. BANzHAp.
No boz; % teaspoon o. sticky bottle. Put Up a
Handsome packages. - Doses - Coness war
|rante6 cure o. money refunded Ask Jour druggist
If 700 fan - ~ then send price % 9ynvta Co. Del
ipkos, ohio ana receive sAsn postpaid. Chsshsrbssrd
Tree viii escA order.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
Clayton Chips.

Corn looking fine.
 MT. J. $. Jones returned from Texas Sunday.
 Farmers are most done hoeing cot ton in this section.
 Mrs. Bryant has been visiting rela- tives in Hope the past week.
 Heavy rain fell Thursday morn- ing. It was somewhat needed. This district voted five mill tax to support free schools by two majority.
 MT. W. II. Bryant was down from Hope, this week, looking after the interest of his farm.
 Misses Lula Wylie, and Arminda Goynes. who are attending school at Emmet, accompanied by Miss Me- Farland, were visiting their parents at home. last Saturday and Sun day.
 Messrs. Fnlkerson X Cooper, light ming rod men, have been in this vi- cinity doing work. They seem to be nice gentlemen, and say Arkansas is the best country they have seen, despite its bad name abroad.
 SAMSON.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
Advertisement.
Gone to Return no More.

Early in 1884 l bid friends and relatives farewell, and departed from the scenes of the Lone Star State. l dropped my anchor in small town, Wallaceburg, of Hampstead county, Ark. l concluded to locate there and did so for short time. During the short period of my visit, made the acquaintance of many who be- came warm and true friends. and by some means l had two or three ene- mics who are to-day friends.
 At the expiration of six months l, as many, resolved to hoist my anchor and sail onward. visited relatives in Louisiana. but not long did l re- main there.
 Early in 1885 l entered the college which was erected upon the grounds of my childhood, playing days in the good old state, which gave me birth Alabama. There l remained for nearly l2 months. and when l con cluded to go back to the Lone Star State, left many tear. and sad and broken heart. also left them at those other mentioned places and l carried one with me.
 During all this time l was happily engaged in exchanging letters with one of Arkansas fair and tender ones, whom l. in course of time, learned to love more than my own life. So from the 3rd of Nov. 1888, we concluded to travel side by side, love, cherish, console, and assist each other through this life.
 Under confusions and peculiar cir cumStances. time after time did at tempt to take my then dear one all to myself, but attempts were made in vain. Confusion after confusion and trouble occurred until at length l discovered my mind, my religion, the pure, noble and characterized love had all been snatchcd from me and engulfed by the rolling and flowing pillows, and left in its place, miserable, crushed and bleeding heart, So this morning l shake from my feet the dust of Arkansas soil ana depart with a full determi- nation to never, no never, repose up- on her bosom again.
 bid this good old state and all its inmates sad, final farewell. God bless Lillie. Respectfully,
 c L. Rpt-SEu
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
ItAILROA TIME CARD
Sr.LouIs. IRON MorNrArN X SournR'
Goodwyn Washing Machine.

We the undersigned residents of Boughton township having seen the above named washing machine thor o0ghly tested. which k now being in troduccd in this county. ny Capt John A. P Bingham of the county of Saline in this State, do hereby certi- fy that il is the best washing ma chine that we have seen tried, il do- ing all that was claimed for it, and we can safely recommend it tn the citizens of Nevada county as being worthy of their patronage. Mes danes George A. Robinson, T. ]. Simpson. w l.. Britt Mary Aaron. \. !. Price. John Dclaughter. James McFargo.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
A Life Lesson.

The greMcure iS best Oh wonderful
 truth, A truth hard K learn in the days of
 our youth; But at last it shines out like the hand
 on the wall. Reeds Chill Cure is acknowled the
 greatest of all.
 One trial of this wonderful remedy will convince you there is a great truth stated in the above, You can not afford to pass this remedy with out a trial. It is absolutely the best. It never fails when properly used,- A box of pills free with each bottle. For sale and warranted by Hugh Moncrief.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
A Call.

After conference with some of the friends of prohibition, it was agreed, and the undersigned accor- dingly so instructed to make call for a convention of the friends of that cause.
 In conformity with said instruct ions, 1 hereby issue call for con vention or conference of the prohibi- tionsts of Nevada Co. Ark, regard less of Politics, Religion or color, to assemble at the court house in the town of Prescott, Ark, on Friday, June l, 1888, at | o'clock m, for the purpose of organizing for the summer and fall campaign. It is hoped that the prohibitionists of each township will see that they are represented. The ministers of all denominations are especially invited to attend.
 T. W. HAYS,
 Chm. and Vice Pres. Pro. Ali ance for Nevada county.
 April l6th, 1888.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30

to their senses at last and are begin ming to plant diversified crops. We saw millet at every place on our route, oats, corn, peas cotton, po- tatoes and good gardens and lots of different kinds of truck. We do sincerely believe that if the tariff is reduced. that in two years more the people of this coun- ty will be in good circumstances and there will not be so many, many bad debts in the fall. More anon.
 DAMOGLES.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
The Safest Medicine

To have about the house at all times is Simmons Liver Regulator. It will harm no one. It will benefit all who may have attacks of Biliousness, Dyspepsia. Headache, Constipation, or other ailments resulting from a disordered Liver or Stomach. Keep it always in the house, and you will have family physician near who will save you many dollrrs and much suffering. The genuine always has on the wrapper the red / trademark and signature of J. II, Zeilin X Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30

We see that several counties have already instructed for Hon. T. C. McRac for reelection to congress - The people recognize in McRae true friend to the country and statesman, and they are not yet ready to retire him from the honora hle po- siton which he so ably fills. We learn that Calhoun, Ouachita, \eNa- da. Lafayette and Miller have all in- strncted for him. He will no doubt carry Union and Columbia ms. old home. Magnolia Banner.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30

We were not surprise to learn that the |. l.. party found suitable man for Governor of the great State of Arkansas in the person of Dr. C. Nj. Norwood of Bluff City, after we learned that they had out a special committee with lanterns looking in every nook and corner of the State for man with backbone enough 10 accept the nomination. He would take anything in the way of a nomi- nation, or stand on any kind of plat form, he is built that way.-Gnrdon Advocate.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore exist ing between McSdames stephens X ilarrell has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mrs J. k. farrell will con tinuc the business at same stand, and will keep full line of millinery and dress goods and do general dress Miss Emma ThomaSson will trim hats for Mrs. lIarrell.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
uOncaVille Racket,

Fine rain to-day.
 Glad to see the rain.
 Crops looks fine, but some grass. We learn that Mrs. Hit is very sick.
 Preaching on the 3rd Sunday. by Elder Mills.
 The farmers are getting along fine with their crops.
 Health is very good in this part of the neighbo rhood.
 Singing in the evening at the wid- ow Rohad's. Fine singing
 Dr. Warren is on the bum. Has been for some time. But that is all right. We all like to see Dr.; he is good company to gass.
 Mir. 0. k. Mcdaniel, of Honea- vile, has sold his dry goods out to Eagle X Rohads. Hope they may have success in selling dry goods and make many friends,
 School meeting last Saturday, Good turnout. Glad to see the peo- pie turn out and vote school tax and building tax. We are going to build new school house at Mt. Zion church, Hope we may have good school.
 We learn that Mrs. Warren, of Honeayille, who has been visiting her aunt in Columbia county, and who has been very sick, came home to- day. guess Dr. Warren is glad to see his wife came home, so he won | have to keep batch.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
l, llIcit

Often need some fc cathartic and tonic to avert approaching sickness or to relieve coiic, headache. sick stomach, indigestion. dysentcry and the complaint, incident tochlldhood. Let the children take simmons Liver Reg llator and keep well. II iNPnre- Iv vegetable, not unpleasant to the taste and safe to take alone iu con nc,uon with other medicine. The Genuine has our Trade Mark v in red on frontof wrapper. J. II, Iel- lin A Co.,, Philadelphia. Pa.
 Quarter mmbl,-,op hurcau~ for Slo. at j. r. DUlIr'-. Hope. Arkan- oa~.
 Carry all vour country produce to Johnson X Gcncrclly, for which you will get the highest market price. One of the greatest baucs to health and buoyancy of feeling k dySpep- ,ia. II eau be crfcctually cradicated hy the use of Morris Caecarinc.
 Keep cool by buying fancy checked. striped, or Persian seer sucker coat and vest in great uarle- ty and prices that will surprise you at Brooks. Blake X Co.'S.
 Our spring good, will begin to ar rive soon and we now wish to hegln tn nmakc room for them. will sell you any and all winter goods at cost for cash llArLrl X triu>f"lllfE'
 Parents too frequently use calhar- tic, or injurious nostrums for the all mcnts of their children. which may be. and seldom are. of dangerous nature. Morris Caocarinc K the bc,, household remedy. Fry It,
 We want 5oo.ooo chickens for which highest market price will be paid
 JuII>,oN X GINtErILN.
 keep fresh stock of Flour, Mea and general line of groceries Fresh meats, all kinds at my meat market
 ]. (. TEEy1LLIoN. See dotc prjntcd Irith your HuUtc rhjch Sh0lrS t0 Whdf lime you ore pojd. Comc o"d p0y UpWe nccd money, We have lot of Lyons comhina- tion harrows and cotton scrapcrS leil over that we will sell al cost. Call and see us.
 !. k. IINREELl X Co. African Sugar.Yam Potato. 5o'ooo Slips
 For Sale.
 This potato is very sweet and car. Iy, immensely large and prolific, and also good keeper, Set out lnJunc. weighed four pounds in August Price, per 100 shps, soc. per l,ooo' Sl.5O. Will send ny mail orcNpreSSS at expense of buyer, Orders lllled promptly; no charge for packing. Address F. E. GoopWIN. Hcmpstcad Co. Arcadia, Ark. F. S.-lt is undoubtedly the best sweet potato known, so throw away all othvrs and get these; have done so and will never regret lt.
 F. F. C..
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
Better than 0uinine.

Mir, NJ. NJ. Kesterson, Dorsey Co.,, Ark, says; II can certify to the fact that Hughes Tonic is the best chill tonic I ever tried. l consider it better than quinine. v
 Sold at retail by druggists general ly.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30
\ Famous Doctor

Once said that the secret of good health consisted in keeping the head cool, the feet warm, and the bowels open. Had this eminent physician lived in our day, and known the merits of Ayers Pills as an aperient he would certainly have recommended them, as so many of his distinguished successors are doing.
 The celebrated Dr. Farnsworth, of Norwich, Conn, recommends Ayers Pills as the best of all remedies for Intermittent Fevers."
 Dr. I. F. Fowler, of Bridgeport, Conn, says: Ayers Pills are highly and universally spoken of by the people about here. I make daily use of them in my practice"
 Dr. Mayhew, of New Bedford, Mass, says: Having prescribed many thou sands of Ayers Pills, in my practice, I can unhesitatingly pronounce them the best cathartic in use"
 The Massachusetts State Assaver, Dr. A, A. Hayes, CertifieS "I have made a careful analysis of Ayers Pills They contain the active principles of we'll known drugs, isolated from inert mat ter, which plan is, chemically speaking, of great importance 10 their usefulness IL insures activity, certainty, and uni formity of effect. Ayers Pill. contain no metallic or mineral substance, b1t the virtues of vegetable remedies in skllful combination.
 Ayers s Pills, Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver X Co.,, Lowell, Msss
 Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-30

Bring your eggs, hides etc, to Brooks, Blake X Co. They will pay you the highest market price for anne.
 Justices of the Peace should re- member the PiCAYrNE office has full supply of legal blanks. Have just printed new lot of abstracts for ma king J. P. reports. which will save them much time and labor. Give us a call. If.