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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-03-20
AN INVITATION.


1t Gives Us Pleasure to Publish the foi.
lowing Announcement.
All women suffering from any form
of illness peculiar to their sex are re-
quested to communicate promptly with
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. All
letters are re ~ ceived' opened,
read and an & y swered by wom' n
only. VI a woman can
NNN\,' If ;;:.: s :: !: !: :
woman
AEyAW\D thus has
su2hE w. been cstab-
.,u1&4 NE lished the
#f lf klN@ eternal
# conf
# m dence be-
TIl tween Mrs.
Pnkham
|, and the
II p VI women of
.':::: ": &: =: 6: G: i: :: ::
N*@T%S write Mrs Pinliham for
advice during the last few months.
Think what volume of experience
she has to draw from! No physician
living ever treated so many cases of
female ills. and from this vast expert
ence surely it is more than possible
she has gained the very knowledge
that will help your case.
She is glad to have you write or call
upon her. You will find her a woman
full of sympathy, with a great desire to
assist those who are sick. If her medi.
cine is not what you need, she will
frankly tell you so, and there are nine
chances out of ten that she will tell
you exactly what to do for relief. She
asks nothing in return except your
good will, and her advice has relieved
| thousands.
Surely, any ailing woman, rich OF
poor, is very foolish if she does not
take advantage of this generous Offer
| of assistance.
Never in the history of medicine ha'
the demand for one particular remedy
for female diseases equalled that at
tanned by Lydia L. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound, and never in tn
history of Mrs Pinkham's wonderful
Compound has the demand for it beer
so great as it is to-day.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-03-20
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Sarsaparilla

Is the One True Blood Purifier. A druggists, 81
Prepared Only by c. l. Hood s Co., Lowell, Mass.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-03-20


than that, and more right away. Many OF
the men that expect to get the blessing for
bestowlng the widows mite will not get the
blessing. In the first place, they are not
widows, and In the next place they have no
"mite."
The time is coming-hasten it, Lord-and
think you and will see 1t, when, rs Jo-
seph, the wealthy Arimath@an. gave for the
dead Christ costly mRusoleum, the afiiuent
men and women of this country will rise In
their strength and build for our King,
one Jesus, the throne Of this American conti-
nent.
Another thing quoted for encouragement,
but which quote for encouragement, Is for
! eign immigration. Now that from Castle
Garden we turn back by the first poor ship
the foreign vagabondism, we are getting
people, the vast majority of whom come to
make au honest living among them some of
the bravest and the best. II you should turn
back from this land to Europe the foreign
ministers OF the gospel, and the foreign at
torneys, and the foreign merchants, and the
foreign philanthropists, what a robbery OF
| our pulpits. our courtrooms, our store
houses and our benehcent institutions, and
what putting back of every monetary,
! merclful, moral and religious interest of the
land This commingling here of all Ma.
tionallties under the blessing Of God will
produce in seventy-ave or 100 years
the most magnificent style OF man
and woman the world ever saw.
They will have the wit of one race
the eloquence Of another race, the kindness
Of another, the generosity OF another, the
aesthetic taste of another, the high moral
character of another, and when that man
and woman step forth, their brain and nerve
and muscle an INTERVIEWING Of the hbers OF
all Nationalities, nothing but the new cleo
trio Photographic apparatus, that can see
clear through body, mind and soul can take
Of them an adequate picture. But the
foreign population of America is less than
one-eleventh of all our population, and why
all this fuss about foreign immigration?
Eighty-nine born Americans to eleven for
eignersl If eighty-nlne of us New Jersey
men or eighty-nine Of us New Workers or
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-03-20

All women suffering from any form
of illness peculiar to their sex are re-
quested to communicate promptly with
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. All
letters are re ~ reived, opened,
read and an Il ~ swered by womrn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
AN EnTIREsLoCoMoTlve PLANT
To be shipped from Philadelphia to st.
Petersburg

PHILADELPHIA Aug. I9.-An entire
locomotive plant Will shortly be taken
TO 1T. Petersburg from this city on the
British steamship Laleham. which has
been chartered for the purpose. The
plant IS 20 be erected at Mini Novpo-
rod. tine commercial metropolis Of tine
interior OF the Russian emnire. Con-
tracts for machinery for the plant
amounting to over 100000 were
award d To American Manufacturers.
the bulk u them coming TO philadel.
phia firms.
The plant IS TO be built in connec-
ton with the >arinova works, an ex-
tensive establishment engaged in man
uiacturIng cars, steam boats, steam
boilers. and employing $3.50 hands.
The locomotive plant will have a ca
paeity for building -0) engines year,
and will employ about 1000 hands.
All Of the tiremen and engineers will
be Americans. The buildings have
been completed, and are now ready
To receive the machinery.
The ear has gwen valuable cncour-
agcincnt To the enterprise. As nearly
eighty-hve per cent. OF the railways in
the empire are operated by the gov
eminent. the new company will get q
great share Of its work. The company
will he known as the Russian Ameri-
can Manufacturing Co. The consign-
ment will aggregate over three thou
sand tons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
HOPElESSLY BLIND.
singular Disease Affecting Cattle Near
Nsrseiile-. Ill.

OTTAWA. H.. Aug. 20. Farmers in
Brookfield township. just south OF
Marscilles. are greatly exercised over
Il new disease which has broken out
there. Its first appearance was early
IN the summer. when two or three
head in herd of 60 cattle, shipped
there from Chicago for stock pur-
poses, were suffering with an affec-
ton of the eyes. No attention
appears to have been given to the
cattle until Tuesday. W hen DR. DEEMS.
an Ottawa veterinarian, was called
to see them. He was astounded at the
awful condition in which he found the
cattle. The disease has spread in three
herds Of over 100 head. and many of
the animals are hopelessly blind, and
others rapidly losing their sight. DR..
DEEMS can find nothing in the author
tiles relating to the disease. which in
each case affects the pupil Of the eye.
lie will go out again and endeavor to
make q more thorough diagnosis. 1t
may be necessary to have all the af-
fected cattle killed to prevent tho
spread of the peculiar maladv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
BARKING DOGS
We're the Means Of bringing DR.. Nanse.
and Explorer jackson Together.

NAEDoE, Norway, Aug. 10. DR.. Nam
sen left here Monday on his way to
Christiania.
1T now develops that the meeting
between DR.. Nausen and Jackson. the
English explorer was the result Of
The barking ~ the dogs The Nor
segian and his companion were ex-
ploring one day when they heard
barking. and. following the sounds.
tAey reached Jackson's camp.
Nardoe has been en- fetc and decor
atcd IN honor of Of DR.. Nansen.
Ata banquet given in his honor inst
previous 10 his departure from this
place. DIR. Nansen. in praising the men
connected with his expedition. said
That he would not have quilted the
Fran at the time that he did il he had
not possessed the utmost onfidence in
Capt. Otto Neumann sverdrnp. the
SHIPS master, and his associates.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
OUR NATIONAL BANKS.
'tatement showing Condition at Close OF
business July IL

WASHINGTON. Aug. Ca statement
has been prepared and issued by the
comptroller OF the currency showing
the condition of the 3,6sg national
banks at the close Of business Tues
day, July IA, "a compared with Nav :.
the date OF the last previous examina-
tiuu.
In July the total resources of the
banks were Sl,353. 7g-. $50. as against
sJ,ssi ,ni>, -. ia May. The changes in
the principal items are shown a, fol-
lows.
Loans and discounts-July. sl.95g.-
l66. s69; May, $3.50. Oys. sJa Cheeks
ana other cash items. july. Si..6Ol. 4s3;
May. Sl2.-g5. i35. Lawful money in
reserve. July. s3i2, els, 80; May. s34g,-
a>o,V9>. Coin. July, sliO, 1873, l5y. May,
slOa,ySc,ssJ. Gold treasury ccrtiti-
Gates. July, $40, 33G. zoe; May. s.i.3s3.-
O-s- Gold clearinghouse certificates,
July, SJl,3si,OOO; May. $50. 900.
Total specie, July. s2O5. 81. 40; May,
s2Ua.3.5. 4i6- Capital stock. July. SOIL
lii.s55; May, S6-e .O>y.7sI. surplus
fund. Jaly. S-i,. s6s. f23: May, sai7,-
5id.O6' National bank notes out
standing. July, sl99. ia. Oig: Nav.
slss.5,-.s6i. Individual deposits. july,
81 Loo, = s,5O.; May, Sl.J,7.U-y.JlJ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
The TOBACCO CROP.

Interesting Facts About the .indias
Nc q" Now being fisrsested-The CroI
One OF the Largest IA Yield of uig hes
Uniformity Ina oua.tI tssr Gathered
outiy-es f.'r Prices BETTER
>fRIsGFIKLD. Mass. Aug. 20-Ths
American Agrlculturist. IN its issue
for this week. saws:
More than half of the cigar leaf to-
bacco crop grown in the United states
has been safely housed, aud up TO date
returns show IL 10. toe one 81 the high
est in uniform quality and largest in
yield per acre ever harvested. There
were %, 900 planters OF tho crop this
year. compared with $4,000 in isls.
while about 61.OOO acres were devoted
10 cigar Leaf this year, compared To
10000 in i>ga. This is exclusive of
Florida, where leaf OF particularly
nne quality has been produced bv rx-
perienccd native and Cuban planters.
IL the new unharvested crop aver
ages in yield and quality with that al
ready cut, the American Agriculture
Isl expects the crop viii equal rs. go
acres. The proportion OF crop suita-
bic for wrapper leaf promises To be
large. The outlook for prices is bet
ter than for several years for old
leaf. because of the decreased supply
and Increased demand; for this wears
crop because OF its promise of superb
Guahty and comparatively small
Consumption is on the in.
crease, the taxes paid for the fiscal
year ended June 30, lsgb. being on
i, -sd, ooo,oOO cigars, and $40. 900. oO)
cigarettes.
American ASricultnrist reports Gu
ban stock of old leaf as practically ex-
hausted, and the crop this year and
the next must be small A large part
Of the wrapper leaf grown in suma-
ira has been unit for this market.
over forty per cent. OF imports OF
.hese wrappers having been shipped
back the past year as not suited to the
American demand. Dealers are eau
lous IN contracting for the new crop.
ne general tendency among dealers
> 10 wait until after the election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
THE WHIPPING POST.
The FRS. Sentence Of Wife Bcator Un-
der Marylsnd's Law OF 1852

ErKToN, Md. Aug. in-John Boots
engineer Of the Diebcrt dry 4 EEK. in
Chesapeake City. has been sentenced
TO be whipped at the post and impris-
oned FOR 80 days for brutal assault
upon his wife. Mrs. Boots came her.
from Wilmington, Del. 10 meet her
husband. from whom she had been sep
aratcdfor some time. Boots met her on
the street and ended up "a quarrel with
blows. After hearing the testimony in
the case Justice Groves sentenced
Boots TO so days in Jail and to receive
ten lashcs. IL will be necessary for
Sherih Mackey 10 erect a whipping
post. and he viii WELD the cat q nine
tails in few days. This is the first
instance in which man was sentenced
here 20 be whipped under the law
passed in lcs2, and only one other case
IS on record in the state The de-
cisions Of the justice is popular. as
the ease has no parallel for brutality
In the annals OF Cecil county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28

Mr., and Mrs. Willard received the
guests in the drawing-room and pre-.
scented them 10 Lord Russell. Lady
Russell Miss Lily Russell. Mr. Charles
Russell. Sir Frank Lockwood. NJ. T..
Lady Lockwood. Miss Lucy Lockwood.
Montague Crackenthornc. queens
counsel and counsel to the University
of Oxford, and Mr. James Fox. Among
the callers were Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Gould. Gen Wager Swaine.
Maj ; ;. h. Eaton. Everett +.
Wheeler. Elihu Root. Cyrus Field Jud.
son, John ID. Rockefeller VIM. Rookie
felier. John Brisbcn Walker. Joseph
ii. Choate and oscar Straus
AT eight o'clock United states Attor.
ney-Gencral Harmon. ex- Minister to
England L. J. Phelps. Chauneev VI.
Dcpcw, Frank j. Thomson. vice.
president Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road CO.; Judges Lacos-be and
Wallace Of the United States
circuit court; James Z. Carter.
Austen g. Fox. c. C. Beaman, Wheeler
III. Peckham and Franco, Gawle. 81
Philadelphia, sat al dinner with Lord
Russell. Lord Russell. Mr.. Depew
amt Judge Lacombe made after din.
ner speeches.
The English visitors have left on J.
Perpont Morgan's yacht for a trip ~
IN hudson Z, a convenient place to
take the train for Saratoga.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
THREE YAQUI PRISONERS
Identified as Having Taken Part In the
shooting at >ogaIes. Arir


NoeALEs, Ariz.. Aug. 10. The three
laqui prisoners brought in Monday
night by Capt Dodge have been identi-
fed as having taken part in the shoot.
iny here on tie 18th. Their names are
lris Lizo, Andrea Gonzalez and Man.
ncl Mesa. Lizo's maize appears on the
.ist of IL who came from Tubae
the night before the battle. The
,.her two were of the party
who met at Nogales. An investigation
viii be held by United States Cour.
commissioner Taylor at this place
when the United States district attor~
ncy arrives
The report Of the arrest Of 30 Yaaui,
oy Capt Romus has not vet been
Ts med as he has not yet arrived. The
story circulated that Arizona militia
mcn and United states customs OH
,ers went 10 the Mexican side and en-
gagged the renegades in a fight on the
aorning Of the 18th is not true.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
IL HUNG CHANG.

Arrang~m~nts for the Reception and En
trrtainment of the Eminent Chimes,
Statesman ON His Arrival In the Unttes
ststes-He WIN he Made Welcome and
Given Pew Object Lessons -Wli visi
the Tomb of Grant.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20. THE final
arrange msn;s for the reception OF l.
Hung Chang. during his stay in thi.
country, and announced by Col. j. W.
Davis, L. ;. A., who came TO Philadcl.
phia and conferred with ex-minister tc
China, John Russell Young. in refer.
encc To the entertainment OF the dis.
tingnished visitor The am bassador ex.
traordinary with his suite. will arrive
IN New York on Friday. the ssth inst.
and viii be received ON the following
day AT Governors island by the presi
dent. There Will bc a naval review
and n great showing of pomp. on
sunday Ii will visit the tomb OF Gen.
Grant.and in the evening viii dine with
JohA Russell Young. George L. Seward,
JuhnE. Ward and other Americans. with
whom he became acquainted in China.
On Monday. the 3lst inst, the party
Will be taken 20 West Point, where a
military review will bc held Tuesday
the chamber of commerce Of New York
will give a reception and dinner in
honor of the great man, and on
Wednesday he will visit the city OF
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Young will entertain LII as his
guest in Philadelphia, on Thursday.
Septem Der ,. lie will arrive here in
the morning and will spend several
hours in as pleasant manner as can
be arranged. 1t is likely that besides
his extensive suite. Ii viii be accom-.
panied here by the Chinese Ambassador
and suite. Gen. Ruger. United States
army. commanding the department OF
The Atlantic, with his staff. and nun.
Der of naval officers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
Won ZEDTWiTZ' SUDDEN DEATH
How the Dssd Baron Secured Rich
American Wife.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 Baron Won
Ledtwitz, whose sudden death Tues
day by accident ON his yacht Isolde
has been announced. was married
while attached TO the German lepa.
tion IN this city, the event forming
the climax to brilliant and success.
tnl official and social experience. Ills
bride was Miss Lena Caldwell, the
wealthy heiress Of Louisville, whose
sister, Miss Mary Gwendolen Cald-
well. made the project of establishing
Catholic university in Washington
practicable by a gift Of $500. 600
The marriage ceremony was the
first and only one ever cele bratsd in
the chapel of the Catholic university,
and most ti,tingly SO, as the bride had
built the chapel rs a memorial To her
mother The marriage ceremony was
attended only by the relatives OF the
bride and the necessary witnesses.
and was followed by wedding break.
fast al the Arlington hotel The lat
ter was a grand event. and was at
tended by the diplomatic corps and
most Of the prominent people in So
ciety.
just previous TO his marriage Baron
Won Iedtwitz had been appointed min
lister 10 Mexico and to that country ne
FIRST took his bride. Since his return
10 Germany the Barons prominence
was enhanced in every way by his
charming wife, and they became very
prominent in social life. Since the
marriage Of her sister to Baron Won
Zedtwitz Miss Mary Gwendulen Cald-
well has lived abroad, mostly in the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
John a. hing ham. OF Ohio. on the silver
Question.

PiTTsguIGH, Pa, Aug. 81. -Specula-
ton has been rife as to the sentiment
OF Hon. John A. bingham. Of Ohio, on
the silver question. he having been
classcd as an advocate in its favor.
a letter received by friends of MIR.
bingham in Pittsburgh has been given
out for publication and establishes to
a certainty that Mr.. bingham is one
OF the Blaine school on the financial
question, believing firmly in bimetal-
lism, but does not think that the
course decided upon by the demo-
Tatic party is the wise one.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28

USED DYNAMITE


TOLEDO. o., Aug. 20. Because he
did not receive what he deemed TO 10
adequate compensation for right Of
way on his property. James Bisanzin,
Oh Perrysbnrg. attempted to drive off
al electric railroad construction gang
witn dynamite. The explosive went
of in Bisanzin's hand, and manned
him 80 that he will die. T. n. Pratt,
foreiaan of the construction gang,
was frightfully injured. but will prob.
ably survive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
PRESENCE or LORD RUSSELL
vii, Lend Additional Interest To the Ar
nuai Meeting OF the American bar Assoc
citation

WIZ Lend Additional Interesi To the Ar
nuai Meeting OF the American bar Assoc
citation.
SARATOGA. \. Y, Aug l9.-The
nineteenth annual meeting OF the
American Bar association. which opens
here to-day, will in all proba bilitv De
the most successful in every respect
OF any ever held The presence Of
Lord Russell. of England. has awak-
ened a widespread interest, and many
OF the most distinguished men OF the
country will attend.
The debates on the various papers
presented will be exceptionally inter-
esting. particularly those on Inter
national Arbitration" and on "Leral
Education"
large number of well-known men
have signitied 20 the secretaries their
Intention Of taking part in these de-
bates. large number of law teach
ers viii be in attendance at the legal
educational sessions. All Of the ses-
sions viii be held in Convention hail
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
FOUR TRAMPS KILLED
By the Wreck OF stock Train On thu
Rock Island. Near Topeka, HAS.

noeS ssinnu. Near Topeka. Has.
TOPEKA, kaa., Aug. 20.-A Rock
Island extra freight, carrying stock
from the southern part Of the state.
was wrecked at the sugar mills. four
miles west of this city. at a. IN. Four
men stealing ride on the feed box of
stock car were almost instantly
killed. Their names are:
u. ii. Hills, residence unknown.
g. L. Garfield, from Kansas City or
Jacksonville, Ill.
4. ii. Mendenhall. summervillc,
Mich.
An unknown man with nothing TO
identify him by.
The men must have been asleep as
the train was slowly pulling into n
switch when the box underneath the
car dropped down. Six cars in the
train were ditchcd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
A SETTLEM EMIT
Or the Manitoba school Question Reached
by Friendly Conference.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 20. The Globes
Ottawa correspondent says that as a
result OF the friendly conference be-
tween Premier Lauricr and his col
leagues and the Manitoba ministers.
Messrs. Sifton. Cameron and Watson.
. settlement OF the Manitoba school
question has been arrived at The cor.
respondent adds: This gratifying rc.
suit - entirely due TO the conciliatorv
policy pursued by Mr.. Laurier and his
collcagu--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28

GOLD ORDERED HOME.
LazArd Freres to Import Two Million Dol
lars of the Yellow Metal

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Statements that
Lszard Freres intended To import
s2.ooo,Ooo gold from London was the
main topic of discussion ia stock ex-
change circles this afternoon. This,
it is said, is only the beginning OF the
movement. and that the banking in
tcrerest had determined to repeat the
operation of 1893, when $4,000. 900 to
s-0.OO0,OOo OF the yellow metal was
brought into the country. The an.
nounccmcut caused marked change
for the better at the stock exchange.
Bank presidents are holding confer.
ences
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
BARON Won ZEDW.TZ
Fatally Injured by - Collision OF Racine
Yachts ON the English Coast.

LONDON, Aug. 10. During the race
between The Saint, Niagara, Samphis
Audrey, Penitent and Isolde, in the
Royal Albert Yacht club regetta, the
yachts became mixed up with those of
the larger class and the Isolde was
run down by the Meteor and
caused to careen SO badly that
her mast snapped off and all OF her
crew were thrown overheard. baron
Won Lcdwitz. the owner OF the Isolde.
was struck on the head by falling
block. and was 50 badly injured that
ne died shortly after being conveyed
To Ryde. The crew were all rescued.
but racing for the day was at an end.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
5ETROTHAL ANNOUNCED
Df the Prince of Naples and Prince.
Helene OF Montenegro

LnSDoy. Aug. 10 A news agency
aApatch published here makes the an
aoancement as an absolute fact that
.ne prince Of Naples. crown prince of
Italy. has been betrothcd to Princess
Helene. third daughter 81 the prince
u Montenegro. The prince OF Naples
! IN his twentr->evcnth year and
Princess Helene Is % Ii was announced
% February last with equal positive.
ness that Princess Helene had been
oetr"thcd to King Alexander of serv,a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
The CYCLONES SWELL


PITTSBURGH, Ia Aug. 10 William
linton, Thomas >haughenncs aad
Patrick Rush, mill workers, started to
cross the Monongaheia river from the
south side ia a small yawl at midnight.
IN midstrcam the boat was capsized by
the swell from the steamer cvclore
which was passing. Hinton ami
chaughennessy were drowned. Rush
swan TO the Pittsburgh shore nearly
exhausted and was rescued by per.,n,
ON the bank
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
HONORED The ERMINe.

Reception In Honor of Lord Russell Of
htiiowen, Lord Chief Justice of Eng land.
at lhornw"od. the Residence % Henry
Nhiard-th- Distinguished Jurlst and
Party Met Many Notable Americans
DoBBs FERRY. y. ", Aug. 10 A
reception in honor OF Lord Russell OF
kiilowen. lord chicf-justice Of En-
gland, and the other members OF his
party was held AZ Thornwood. the
residence If Mr. Henry Willard Mon
day evening. A hand was stationed in
grove adjoining the house The
rccc ption lasted from to $50 y. m,
and there were between $50 and 500
callers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28

A SUBTLE DISTINCTION supnosc Va,
have music al the hoteif, .No. ~. ~.
have band. "-Harpers Bazar ~
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. TITS STOPPED free and rermane n,,y cpr..a
ms AFTER nrst days use OF Dr. Xii ~.
Treat Nerve kes orcr Free 81 trial h.,,,s
q treatise. DIR. KLINE. sEs3 Arch 81. Pill. 49,