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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-08

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE TITLE GUARANTEES AND LOAN
COMPANY OF SAVANNAH,
I35 CoNGRkss STREET.
ISsUREs TITLES TO REAL ESTATE.
LOANS MONEY AND ERECTs HOUSES.
PAY INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
Invests capital in irst-class real estate secu-
rites.
This company losns money on the monthly
payment plan al per cent. per annum for
fixed periods
1t guarantees titles to real estate. protecting
purchasers against all loss by reason Of defects
or membranes
OFFICE I35 CONGRESS STREET.
GEORGE h. STONE. President.
L. l. HACKETT, Treasurer.
ISAAC BECKETT, Secretary and Solicitor.
r r. RICHARDS. Advisory Counsel
ICE! ICE. ICE.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The contract for the sale of our Ice expires on
Dec. 8! next, and
ON AND AFER JAN /, 1892,
we shall enter into the sale and delivery of ice
On our own account
We have engaged an experienced man who
VIII have entire charge Of our delivery depart
ment. and IL is intention to spare neither
pains nor expense in making it the most com
piese system Of ice delivery Savannah has ever
had. Our aim will be
PROMPT AND POLITE SERVICE AND
HONEST WEIGHT.
Every complaint will be thoroughly investi-
gated and promptly rectifled.
We intend to sell and deliver ice at price
that will place the saure within the reach OF ALL
and we advise consumers not to make any con-
tracts for next seasons supply, as We shall sell
CHEAP, VERY CHEAP.
THE GoRRIE ICE MANUFACTURING CO.,
LOUIS P. HART, President
JOBS! jobs!
Cigars at great reduction bought by our Mr..
STERN while in New York.
DOMESTIC AND CLEAR HAvANAs
Wholesale and Retail
Also NEW LOT IMPORTED CIGARS
sTERNs TWO CIGAR STORES.
FIRST GRAND CASH PRIZE MAsQUER-
AIDE BALL
OF the season win be given by the s. T. and s.
Club at Armory hall THURSDAY, Nov. 26, 1891
Tickets admitting gent and ladies, including
supper, 81 30. Tickets for sale by the following
committee: LIONEL LECLAIR, Chairman.
Il. W. Langbeu, H. B. Zoucks and L. 8. Hartford
NOTICE.
DIR. WIN. F. AIKEN has removed his Office 70
No.74 South Broad street. Practice, IS formerly,
limited to diseases Of the eye. ear, nose and
throat.
OFFICE Hours: $50 A II. to p. NJ, and to
T;S0 P N. Sundays at 10 A. NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUCTION: AUCTION: AGCTION!
MONDAY. srH.
1sa CONGRESS STREET.
CLoAKs, JERSEYS, UNDERWEAR.
DRESS SHIRTS. CLOTHING.
MEMS AND WOMEN'S FINE SHOES. HATS.
COLLARS, CAPS. wOMEN's FELT HATS.
woRsTED CAPS and CAPEs, BEAD CAPEs.
HANDSOME SHELL WORK, Including HAND
MIRRORS, SEA WEED PLAQUES. SEA
SCENES, TOILET and GLOVE
BOXES, MEDALLIoNS,
AND OTHER FANCY WORK.
-, All OF the above goods are worthy the atten-
suitable.
REMEMBER. MONDAY, HAN.
C. H. DORSETT,
Auctoneer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On oMd after FEB. 1. 1890 Ne bssSs Of rssos-
sreRNeat Of al odSertSssN0 fN the MoRH1Ro
NRWs sSGR BE- GQote, or at Tie rdts Of 81 20 an
inch for the Hrss iasertSon. No Special Notice
Inserted for less nsoW 81 90.
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IN MEMORIAM.

IN VI AM
ROSSTTER-Died, in this city, on Tuesday.
Sept. :, MAMIE, aged Is years II months and 6
days, the only surviving daughter OF Patrick
and Annie Rossiter, r. p
She comfortei US in our sorrows,
With feelings so childlike and sweet,
That we tremble to think of to-morrows.
When wen hear not the sound Of her feet.
God help US TO stand the great sorrow
OF losing our darling, our love.
And aid US 10 live so that In heaven
Wen meet with our Mamie above.
SuUdRndh, NOC. 8, 1891. P. AND A. +.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
OUR

Show-windows and Art Room
on second floor display some
beautiful designs in Imported
Wares, Bisque Figures and
Pieces, Fine Cut Glass, Bric-a-
brac, Brass Goods, etc. Lots
of lovely, useful and orna-
mental articles suitable for
WEDDING PRESENTS
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WE ARE IN 1T.
1000 pounds Sugar cured Hams at 1870.
Lot Fancy Malaga Grapes at 1Sc pound
Fresh Clipped Beef at 20c pound.
Fresh Columbia River Sal non. 9 cans for 25c
New Fruit Jelly, SC pound.
New Fruit Preserves. loc pound
New Mountain Rose Corn, 15c can.
3pound Standard Tomatoes, for &c.
2-pound Standard Tomatoes, &c can.
Fine New Dried Prunes, Peaches Cherries
Apricots and FIss cheap.
Best Mines Neat, 10c pound.
New California Canned Fruits In Loaf Sugar
Syrup, So per dozen assorted.
Early June Sifted Peas, 15c per can.
Fine New Corn, g cans for csc.
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
BARNARD AND STATE STREETS.
WHY Is 1T THAT
THE SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
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MEETINGS.
SAVANNAH CHORAL SOCIETY.
The Savannah Choral Society meets MONDAY
EVENINGS at s:l5 O'Clock at residence of Dr..
F. W. Rich, IS Jones street. general attend
ance desired.
W.N. SMITH, Conductor.
&. X. OF 4.
Branch ss. Catholic knights Of America, will
hold an important meeting at IL o'clock
TODAY in Catholic Library Hall. All mem
bers are urged to attend. By order OF
HENRY BLUM, President.
P. J. O'CoSNoR, Secretary.
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tEssefbe0 Jo1 less usoa 81 W.
GRAND CONCERT,
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Benefit l. o. o. F. Orphans Home,
THURSDAY EVENING Nov ~, at $50 O'Clock.
ADMISSION Soc.
PROGRAMME.
l. Kreutzer Sonata, piano and violin. Beethoven
Prof and Nine Won der Hoya.
2 The Gay Pilgrim .....................M angold
Magnolia QUartstte.
g. Hunter Poonaise in Flat op 50. 49,. Chaplin
Mime. Won der Hoya.
4. Concerto No, S, for violin. ........D d. Bariot
Prof. +. A Won der Hoya-
5. Thou Art Mine All .... ......... Bradsky
Mr.. Julian Walker.
6. La Danse des Sylphides for piano -. KuIlack
Mime Won der Hoya.
2. Wedding March, ladies' Quartette. -.
Misses Colding, Smith, NJ. Lesesue and Mrs. W.
P. Hunter.
g. Reverie, for violin .Vieuxtemps
Prof. L. A. Won der Hoya.
o. La Campanella, (chimesh for piano.
Nine. Won der Hoya
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REMEMBER. MONDAY, HAN.
c. H DORSETT,
Auctionaar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-09

rfRscSAL.-M Mrs. Maria r. Crooks, Of
Inockport, came 10 Jasper Saturday Ia
W.. sn friends, and went 10 Boone town.
NJ =. +. Milburn left Tuesday even
|and big Pair.
lon. II: Green, r. M. q Duff, be-
Nr. Gilbert D. Jones, cigar dealer q
,h; AZ. was In JAspcr on busiasss
~. Wolfe. travelling agent for the
s ..sn Courier, vas Ii jasper this
paper. ~ S''Su'ss ~ ~ 49,
MI. ~. =. Welcker, OF The Evansville
iLosemn,okrat, was In Jasper Wednesday.
Vo.'ng after that papers Interest
to- - 'os. sshn, o. washlng tou, was Ii
nc..s yesterday, and Mrs. Sprauer
-0'so over 70 bis home with him.
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Tho L., E. < st. l.. IL. Il.
Will sell tickets to St. Louis On Oct. lth
9TH and 9Th on account Of the Yelled
Prophets Parade Oct. 9Th. ard 81. Louie
Fair, It one fare for the round trip, good
returning ill Oct 10Th.
Also, on account OF Friends, Yearly
Meeting ct Richmond, Ind. Sept. 30rh 70
Oct. 6.h. At one aud one third fare for
round trip, good returning til Oct. 18th.
AIso, ct one and one.third fare for the
round trip, on the certificate plan, full
fare going. and one-third returning,
when certificates properly signed are
preseDted ticket agents, 10 the following
meetings:
synod Of Indiana, Prssb yterisn
Church. Evansville, Indiana. Oct 18th 10
18th, 1881. (From points 10 Indiana
only.)
Carriage Builders Nationsl Associa-
tion, Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. 2O-23. 1891.
Grand Chapter r. A. Masons, and the
Grand Council r. q 5. Masters Of Indi-
ana, indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 20-23, 1891.
From points IN Indians only)
Woman's SynodicaI Missionary So
ciety or the Presby terian Church in In
diana, Wabash, Ind. Oct. 2l-22, 1891.
From points 10 Indians only)
American Builders Association, New
Orleans. La. Nov. lila, 1891.
......s - 5000 = u
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lat last been sucooasfuI In spite Of the
lstrong s'pull" OF Commodore Walker
The Boston and Atlanta will 10 the near
future 20 The Pacific; one OF the three
vessels left-the Chicago. the Newark.
and the Bennington 60 TO the
South Atlantic squadron, and the other
two will join the North Atlantic sqosd-
ron. IL has been long fight and very
bitter one, and the wounds len are like.
u 70 cause trouble IL the Navy for years
TO come.
Pension Commissiuner Raum 10 again
catching II on I'll sides, and Il seems hard
to undesstand how be can possibly 70.
tain bic position lhis time. There q .
direct issue between him and Secretary
Noble, who hes declined 70 dismiss The
three Pension O6lce employees Who
made efhdsvit TO being approached By
young Raum with % Offer OF promotion
tf they would pay the price so. Al
the removal Of these three men We %.
handed By Raum Il Il thought The re
fueal OF Secretary Noble to remove them
leaves Raum no other course but to re-
sign. There are also ugly stories about
= war claim pending before the Tress-
ury department. 10 which Raum 10 inter-
ested, which, it Is said, have been placed
10 Mr.. Hsrrisons hands. Gen. Rsum
bas gone TO Illinois on . two weeks
leave OF absence. and there are many
Who believe that bis resignstion 10 a.
ready 10 M. Hsrrison's hands, and that
Il will take effect Ct the expiration Of
that time. He eaid just before be left
town that be had not resigned and wonld
not resigu while under fire, but Tanner
talked thst way too.
Mr.. Harrison has decided not to make
any Of the important appointments
which be has been supposed to have un-
der recent confederation until after tho|
Fall election. He proposes usIng them
- price 10 encourage the republicans TO
work. His private news from Iowa.
Ohio, Massachusetts. Pennsylvsnia, and
New York bss not been Of N encoursg.
Ing nature OF late. G. A. s.
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From our Regular CorsspondsnLl
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsHIHGroN, ID. C.. Oct. s. 1891.

Senator Carlisle Il Ia Washington. end
many sre the efforts that have beer
made TO ascertsin his favorite. II be be-
any, 10 the Speskership race. The Ssna.
tor smiles good naturally and changes
the subject when the conversation get.
too near direct question, and The resull
Z that bic preference Il really IN.
known, although the fsiends OF the sov.
eral candidates will confidentially g.
sure you that " Carlisle is for him." Il
u perfectly evident. however, 20 The
disinterested that they base Tie ststs.
meot solely on their hopes.
4 group Of Democrsts were dlscus.
slug the 6peakership last might, end one
of them who 10 the intorest Of one
of The csudidatse made . canvas either
~ letter or pereoaalIy Of evsry Demo.
cratic Representative oftho yihy.oecond
COngress, mid or the siiuatiou: @There
are considerable number OF representa-.
tives who are not pledged TO any body.
and who will In ell probability enter the
caucus unpIedged. Ny impression Il
that there will be no nomination on the
first ballot owing TO the large number Of
scsttering votes many OF them intended
10 be complimentary. Mile and Crisp
will lead, but they both will b cousid.
erably short OF The necessary majority.
Now, the fellow who can guess where
ell the complimentary votes will 20,
should they Ill 60 together on the sec.
ond or third ballot. can como very near
10 naming tho next Speaker Of The
House. confess ! an eli q sea, a.
though l hope they will come 10 my
man and nominate him" Another gen.
tIeman thought that unless either Mile
or Crisp vac nominated BY the third or
fourth ballot. that they both would be
dropped and one Of the other candidates
nominated with . rush. When I'll the
members get here where they can confer
and compare notes. IL may be easier TO-
foretell the result Of the caucus than Il
10 now. II can't be more difficult
II Was pred icted last spring when M.
Harrison postponed the conference be-
tween the three Canadian officials and
himself and Secretary Blaine. on reel
procity between THE country end Can.
ads, until October ~. that Il was ex.
tremely doubtful whether the difference
would ever be held, because OF Mr. Har.
rison's well.known anisgonism to Cana.
dian reciprocity, and Il now appears thsi
the prediction wss we'll founded. The
proposed con ference hes been post poned
indefinitely. the reason alleged being the
absence Of Secretary Blsine.
The pressure. political and otherwise.
which has heen brought to bear upon
Tracy for thu diasolutiom OF
The eqnsdron ofevolution and the send.
ing OF the vessels composing II to Va.
rious points where they are needed has
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A prominent physician and old army sur
eeon in eastern Iowa, was called away from
home for few days; during his absence,
one Of his children contracted a severe cold
and his wife bought bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for II. They were 90
much pleased with the remedy. that they
afterwards used several bottles at various
times He said. from his experience with
it. he regarded il - the most reliable prepa.
ration 10 uss for colds. and that Il came the
nearest being = specific. Of any medicine he
had ever seen. For sale BY J. p. Salb,
Druggist. It.
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We authorize our advertised druggist
% sell you DR.. Kings New Discovery
Ior Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
upon this condition. II you ere afflicted
with La Grippe and will use this cmedy
sccordinR 70 directions. giving Il : fair
ulal, and experience no benefit, You may
return the bottle and have your money
refunded. We make this offer, because
q the wonderful success Of Dr.. King's
sew Discovery during last seasons cpl.
n: ). Have heard OF no case In which
y !. Jailed. Try Il. Trial BOTTLES free at
Martin Friedman's Drug Store. Large
size 5Oc. and 500.
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UNION HOTEL FOR SALE!


THE undersigned being DESTROYS of
> changing his business, offcrs the
sbove large and commodious hotel IN
Jasper for sale. The hotel IL \ we'll
built and flushed frame. situated On
West 9th street,one square from the court
house. Il has seventeen large and well
furnished rooms. good well, cistcrn, and
stable. The house has . good run or
customers which can easily be retained
bv purchaser. Will he sold. either fur
nished or not, 70 suit purchaser. For
terma aud further information, call on
" address. JoHN BETz.
Sept IL, 9I-3m. Jasper. Ind.
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DIALOGUE lat the livery stable. ]
Enter : drummer Tuesday morning
Il want : rig with two good horses."
Sherman Keilams -"lts boy ~
Drummer don't want boyl
want man driver. and . drummer rig
10 20 to Knoxville
Sherman sits boy!"
Drummer ~ looking queer NJ "Well.
bitch him up then. quickl"
Shermsn-"All right" (sinQing o. he
goes 70 put on the harness,) Its boy |
lie boy its . boy I"
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NyOTiCE h hereby given "a %. citizens IN Jasper.
~ cambridge township Dubois county ipi thai The
Undersigned mse citizen 81 the United States. viii
apply 20 the Csuny ~ uubor county d
their next regular session ~ December lssl. for H.
cense 70 retail Intoxicating qunt beer and wine and
permit We same 70 BE- drank On the PREMISES under The
The precise location where said liquors 20 b. sold
y % lot No - shown % The original plat 81 the
iiovn q Jasper, BAnbsidge iownsh.p urhcis county
todieus 1nkouOkEC kCkkkl
Oct. 3. lcti-3t.s -- -- M
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Il IL we'll known fact that srbonstc
Of ammonia is used by bakers in the
preparation OF the finest aud most
wholesome bread aud cake. and has
been from time immemorisl 1t IL
among the oldest and at the came time
me most heslthfuI constituents or bsk-
ing powders. II IL all evolved In gas BY
me heat OF the oven. and leaves no trace
q itself 10 the food. and IL Il this that
glves Il its great value a. . lesvening
agent 10 the opinions Of the physicians.
New York Journal.
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~"<<@92 W. V00
Complexion.
The slow absorption OF many roison,
changes Ia come more or less modilIs ~
form The compile xion, but arsenic And
lammonis show their effect about ~
quickly % any. The popular belief that
arsenic clears the complexion hes led
many silly women to kill themselvee
with Il In email, continued doses.
II produces waxy ivory.like appear-
ance OF the skin during q certain stape
o. the poisoning, but it's terrible ailer
ELECTS have become too we'll known to
make u o. common use as cosmetic.
The ELECTS Of ammonia upon the COM
plcxion are directly The opposite 10 that
Of arsenic. The first sym plom OF ammo
MIA poisoning which appears among
those who work in ammonia factories e
. discoIoration Of the skin OF the nose
and forehead. This gradually extends
over tho face until the complexion hss :
stained. blotched, and unsightly appear
ance. With people who take ammonia
into their systems in smaller doses, Is
with their water Or food, these striking
symptoms do not appear 30 soon. The
only effect Of the poison that IL visibse
for time 10 general uu y h0lesomeness
and ssllowness Of the complexion.
Many people ere slowly absorbing
ANN onia poison without knowing Il.
The use Of amm0nis 10 the manu- laclures
has greatly increased Of late, and Il Is
unqu estiona bly, used % ~ aduItcrant in
certain food preparations. O6lcial ana
lysis have plainly shown ito use even in
such cheap articles Of every day con.
sumption as baking powders. The con-
tinued absorption Of ammonia % even
minute quantities q "a adultorane IN
food is Injurious not merely from its OF.
feet upon the complexion, but because Il
the coating Of the stomach and
causes dyspepsia and kindred evils
Professor Long, of Chicago, 10 author
lty for the statement that, II TO fifty mil
lion parts Of water there IL one part OF
Ammonis, the water 10 dangerous.
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rrSome persons will do we'll TO take
heed TO Mr.. Jos. n opi's notice In THE
paper. before they get into tronble IL
i shame for any one to take I'd vantage
OF supplemented person. His pa
rents have enough trouble with him any
wsy. without others maxim z him worse
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oySomething seemed to be the mat
ter with Recorder I.eming last Tnesdsy
morning. Hie eyes were red. and when
called upon to take an ackno wledgement
81 deed. instead of signing bic . sme q
Recorder be signed "lts bowl He and
mother and child are doing comic rsably >
now. however.
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NOTICE u hereby given that NV
~ vile, Luc, VorIkeI. has lett my bed
and board. without any cause or provo
cation, aud therefore nov warn 81
persons not ~ harbor or trust her on nv
account. a. ! will pav no debts Of her
HENRY votlKEl.
Der q lay1-3le
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Mr. Clayton Palmer, Of Pleasant Ridge,
Ohio, was afflicted with piles for over thirty
five years. He says: II have had more re-
lief from Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Uint-
ment, than any thing else ever used, and
have used many kinds. l am we'll Of
them, except the itching; and believe in
time will be entirely cured Of that trouble.
by using the ointment. am willing to tes.
tify to its worth at any timev 25 cent boxes
for sale BY J. r. Salb, Druggist. 4.
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COLUMBUS. No one should miss Q
chapter OF lrving's History Of the Dis
coyery BY Columbus Of America, now
being published ~ serial in the CoU-
KlER. II 10 intensely interesting ~ we'll
A. instructive history for the present I
time
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II l. manufactured a. powder. which can be given
IN glass of beer. cup ~ coffee tea or IN food
without the knowledge a the patient IL absolutely
harmless and viii! effect permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient a moderate drfnker aIco
kair wreck II has been given IN thousands Of
.ri Ia every instance perfect has followed IL
never FAiis. The system ipprcgnstet with the
Specific II becomes ntte imrosSbily for the liquor
Ippsi'c IN exist. Cures guar sn'eei SPACE book ~
particulars free. Address GoLnEx SPEurc Co.. IS5
Race 81 Cincinnati. D. <6-y.
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The pain Of a burn or scsd is relieved a
most instantly by Chamberlain Pain Balm;
besides il quickly restores the parts 70
healthy condition, and heals them N less
time than BY sny other Treatment With
AM The burn or scald is very severe. il will
MI leave scar. II is also inyaua BILE for
f-ost bites and chiblains. so cent bottles
fOr sale by J +. Salb, Druggist. II.
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John 7. Wineinger has laid OF par,
Of bic lasd adjoining Jseper on the west
int lots, which will make handsome
addition 70 Jasper, and now offers Tor
sale - lots. : fronting on 9Th street and
Z fronting on 7th street, each with an
font alley IN The rear. The lots eli lay
high, one Of them has : new house Of
four rooms and IN attic, and good Gle
tsrn. For particulars spply to The owner
or the Huutingburg road. about . mile
from Jaspsrs o. 70 q. Dosns q The CoU-
HlgR oilcs.
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n-yW We would whisper 10 the ears Of
ana az onr readers that they are In ar
,ssrs. and now is good time 10 pay.
W. need what IL owing to sand would
make some improvements II we had II.
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Above diaNam ve6ed "a II des 81 psae
Chemist and Scientist The
made II accordance Of each
calculad
leading Cos
fact with but excpion every
ten thound would Ammonia Alan Baking
r. Such poWde only undnine the health but
ammo sa1low or blokhed complexion.
NorxE Baking Powder shown BY Prof Colefo
examinations he only Cream Tartar Powder found h from sdstsr
odultant
been questioned
<rndicase Powdes cDntain . ium.
xlndin be- owd ed Aiun.
wtie te diagram these Powders
than others Glazed below them D taken
value An Ammonia Alum ohouA -
svoasd q dSnrrrous 70 matter high their stseoCA
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and THEDFoRD's BLACK o RIUoH are
for sale by the following merchants u
Jasper:
MARTIN FRIEDMAN,
john p. SALB. 45-ly.
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vhen Bshy No H. - ssw ~ CassUlA
whsn ne W. . Chnd, - 0isd fue CnG>w1A
whn - became NJ. - 49, . cssssslA
whsa - had ChildFn. - Svs thm cassosiA
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- general rsin SUNDAY in this
unity nut ground In excellent order for
.shsst sowing. and . large breadth has
Mean drilled Ia this week.
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rrIf YOU want choice Of the incest
,.s,;ny stoves In Dubois 60 20 John
11e,sv's. IL Jasper. lie has big stock
= N varieties, cheap. II.
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BoRN.-To Mr.. Rsiuhsrt Fink and
wife little girl. Daddy was awfully
disappointed, q be had been praying
daily for boy.
TO William Halter and wife : hand
eome sales-lady for Biz store. Goods
are selling cheap there this week.
To Albert HochgesADg and wife ten
pound boy. and yOu bet Pa u proud Of
him.
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The several white frosls this week
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