Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 11, Number 22, Jasper, Dubois County, 25 June 1869 — Page 1

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JASPER WEEKLY VOL 11. JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY. JUNE 25, 1869 NO. 32.

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... . . 1 NStLOBS AT LAW. Vf l lMfj A . . i .mm -s nf i' i ' !n!np ,. ii-T r iiM a.i"ii I'iViH 14 i ..llo-ii. in-.

l 'mm Iba New lurk touCii r. The LiHihI IJtnny. Frond meal that ? bony From bones without niHrro-w I From coats thai tiro bob-tailed ; From trowseri too narrow; From a fishwouuin's. tongue; And from John Ituwiell Young Libera nos. ( ) I lotuiiM I'roh: the prosing of '-inkling, The gabble of tin ely : From i Iii? dish water. Uoker ii- .i iiwh o freely : From hen riiiK nnlii 'I hi; hiuther of Train Libera hop, U LWiolno ! From the 'l'n iisnry Rinfr, itli Its ehftttiii( ami plunder From Runnier who m-mics 1 1 i - I'ouuterfell thunder ; From ilio hoiieil codiisii rc Of tin- Mountebank. Ny Libera iio. t i lobiiue ! Ii. in trading n iih Sti-wart. Thai nhOHHleMler ivil : From LiMening to Oood'i I id ole tu nt drivel : Fftim Hi llov. 's mut, And the blunder of (ii'.mt Libera lion, i I loniinc ! From women rncuw ffotrtc h 1 n u eu riiiu' Ore hreedbcM : From Miss i.iim;iii. Mann Uloomef, ( Ir any Kiiehwitehc : From l ho Mtjueiikiiig of rat, And i he minde r rats Lilierti iios. ! iiniiia ! i From ( 'nmeroni eiinniiig; From ilviii'.- reviliog : From I'ndern oimFm iii j I i oin ( 'ifitxH iSiuiltiiji : From Doll) llorie, And sin ii uoodle i-- In Libera no. ) IKonine !

Our Itattfond IntertwtM.

Itr...,, U Ctorimhil eUMMMki. Ii innati. Uhlcia possililv ex.-oj.f wlmll

.i. l'". ....... uwi nyri'i, inav Of mm 111 ffti'lTlHc TO HllllOials I ... I ! I i Kcvcral days airo wo gave a brlf ai eoal and truiiwbich ( bb uirn u so .,,.,, ), w Ihhmw tbw moruui Im r

I'onutofthe iirulccl to conttfoei a rail- led iioiniiiith- um.ii..i tu. tin,,, ! wet in lejrurd to lim 1

road troni -Slioalr," Station, on the Ohio Cincinnati. ' Jo.'kiort Itttilroad whleh fflt .. ihlld .Misi.--ippi ILuilroad, to Itoi kpon.i This is a much more iintiirnl din eHM1 "U'!'' u''1 .w "I"'"1" ittuji idi a rnlIndiaiia. v have sinci: se n RHAceouÜt tot the bulk of the trade of that coon- " 'i"" 1: ll" ' U Of a meeting held at Driiil, Clay County, try lo L-tke. Yet wet sc.- that the omuiv-1'.',0 ! 1 !" ,'':,,- 1 " III Indiana, in reterciicc to a nroiio-il ion in nmn. flMk.. tu nA. Ii i .. ;o ..... o I5,!l"' llirouifh orthitiirloi). (iiviim

extend tb ( hiettgo and fiäiiville Kail- unle ghe lio headed off. and made toi''!"""',' lVtr Itlll. Martin roimty. tn

iro.nl. tiow being limit to Brazil, and put up with our leavings. Cincinnaii " "r i"" 1 '"' - jlhuicc m arly on a dir. et line to 1 he Ohio hug this ripry decided advantage ante 0' "'V1"'''. '" "UHtn lviile, Kentuekv, ! Diver. ThU line would coininaini Ilm lv. .h '. , I, . i . WlHre It Will eoiilieel lith nuiriiud eoni-

.ry country mentioned in our recent in Indiana and Kentuekv. with the eon- 1 'j! t ' i-ilie or the Smith, article, aa deairabie to he iontrolled in ct ruction of but a amail irertioii of road,! ! - V,t wiM. i" rtin the interest of I'lmiiiinUi. Mv oitio which would be eomtmratlvelv inexii !' n"1"" - f ortiie must in 11 lid i,i niei.ii, the valiieot that rich cöuntrv has dvo in eonat ruction. Oi.lv eventv Hmi 1 1 PJHwe. The iron laconic know 11 io those who work in the of railroad would be aeetnutarv ti reach '' equal to toe MimmiuH and Like ltir.i.l of ( liir!i-.i. Mini nllli iiu.fi. ti ,,,, 0....1 11 1...... 1 , iUenor. ami the co.il ihism'ssim. nil ,

i- 1 . ... 11 (.in,Mifiii i.u. nvwi 1 iu .w n-iHii ... vi linn r - . .. I I characli'ii.-ti. colt i'n ie. Ihev propose to e.iiiuectiou will, at an earlv dav. he kdtY C 1 1 ' ' ' " lay it liibtltary lo that point. An ex-; w ith six hundred mile- uf road in Kco-I..1"' .:"V!""!!:!V ."t ' Keetlon of

ilract from the remark- of Dr. W. J. Iiutcv mnA Vil ""' '''" In mineral r.-ooivi -.

u- ami lunmiTaeturiii te overeslimntfxf. n l

reason, of no small con

it would he deHirable to

hin at Kockoori is thai the

iStntc. so put.

tributar) toourtn intereatM, can not

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1 n ur, 11:111 Hutu in iiji iira.n nireiing, I une 01 tue will hIiow how highly the countrv to bo dueuce. wh

reaelteü is 11: un . ami what k hi om. siriki. iln i u

1. luiH.uiiMi in rcicicin c 10 nm oeveion-imniiHiion oi the htiore tianks there is

moil! ! such t bat 11 liatitftan rmi I... oaulltr wuiatmn.

"A roarl is now heilig const ructi'diVfun ted. Anothrr ks. that the rich aaricul-

llueago to Danville, ami w ill soon be tural lands of that portion of Indiana

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and of thai section, have decided to ez-j heretofore intiinaled. the tircen Diver tend il to Clinton, on the Wahah Diver. country- can not he excelled for its pro. it' the lieolde in I'lirki' nilil ('lav ( '(illlilies ductil e imi ! i.-ieil v It la itlaiwtaMrJ O ,

w ill aid in its coii-iruct ion lo this place. 'jualily. By reference to a railroad maii.it will tie; Tlieie clionlil lu nn fialllno In ilniiH.

ohserved thai a perpendicular line i'roinjw hat may lie licce.-sary to secure that

It mav as riffht-

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From the vile hand oi r seal

Fi tools of the devil. That litllg in high places IIa', e ke,t a wild 14 . i ; From DimIichI dog, I'll 1 's. ,-ci peiits and frors Liltera 00. 01 foniine !

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- 1 birtllS the late war. a MildlCT of one

of the New York reginieut, home on a furlough. Vi i eil Xew Y ork for the liest I time in hi- life, f roillg np one ot'the liy jst eels one I light ftfler paring homaufe lo I IhiechnM during the day. lie fell in w Ith a crowd of colored 1 ico 1 1 It- on their w av to

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through Danville. Clinton." Drazil. VVor-jfuiPv and iiidhiiutablv be ours for net .1.2...... .. . . ,, ... 1. 1

iilllMiiii 1 u ) I -1- 11. siii'iu. , ::.i,it to 'inanelil cniiniirrri:i e vrl id n.n.d na m.iv

ither .1 11 lie 1 1 1 mi or Docknort on llmiotber eitw mid it would he slur unnti

Ohio Kiver. and tlienee In Uuaselvilie.lthe enteririse of ( liicinnati that could

iveiii iickx , 11 urn vrmri, mere is railroail i never oe ettaceii it 1 incajio oiill read

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eoiMiiiuujeuiioii 10 au ine eines ot I he ! now Ii Here, ocelli iv ami liossess it as a

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eliureii. In his täte of Inebriation; In 1 1 1 1 'is I very natnrally went with the crowd int. the riilinli tlini!. in.rtl a 1 1 ..... . , ,..1

i c i n i ii i it im.- liiiiiaAte .... i.;.. hmMIiu i'he Laki

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to mt; the house w ithout lutipiig to pa)

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The riergymaii arose and

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For Ulte. I am iti IhVor of oruraniylnor

ouiiany which sliall have for its object

IMV eoilllliliailoli OJ the I ntcAgo ami Danville road, not onlv lo I'razil. hut

Ibrough the tarntet of Clay, renter of (ireeue, of Martin, of Dubois, on thedi-

Vitlillg line between Spencer and i'errv

( oiinties. to the ( Miio Diver.

Siuli n lino would not onlv nass

Ihftiiigti the geogvnpbltral center of ihe counties natui'il. al or near tl miitv-

seals and large 1' tfhfl of these countii's.

lull be the slini-test rduta from the hikes

lo Ihe river.

The distance from ( 'bicnro to Danville

Is l(lk lllill-s. trotfl Danville I o ( 'Tint. in

I miles, from Clinton to RrudJ ubnuJ

I mi leu, and from Drazil to the Ohio Diver hv an air-line it its about !m mllna

Thi- line would piss thfoarh the ver.-

heart of the best coal and iron denosits

ol ihr Stilt... mil in. i iit.li' ,.- it.; s..,i..

...... .-Ill' 1,1 llll-. I , I I . lut the be-t of the t-Otltitrv bounded bv

on the north. IllaidMinni Diver

Ion the west, ami the Ohio It1vr m in

pari of her tributary countrv

Nothing lias been done lu re vet to se

cure the needed aid for the proposed

road, out there will, al no distant da v. 1m a canvass of the city to see what may In done. Meanw hile our citizens should b

looking at their maps that tbev mav be

po.sled.

Possihlv it mnr be discovered lh.il one

of the ('real Trunk Käst and Weal roads

has already bad a feeler out in the dim

imn namcii. it would certainlv seem

that the advantage of the route to tin Kastern ro.iil that ninv nltineiieU c.n

trol the Ohio and Minshudnpl road, can

not ne ovenooaed ; hut the incnrnora lion of that aboil road as one of the link in one of the treat consolidated line would not inure so vcrv dei idedlv to tin

advantage of Cincinnati, as if the road

wc-c to he owned and run in her inter

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"Mv I'lllddcroiir oi ilal l.tsf .re,,, it ilnr

w Inn de immp shall blow, and de sheep shall go to de l iglit and de goatl to tie

lelt, WltO W ants o be de final Atter a short pnu-c. be said again,

raising bis voire; -I nay who'll he de goatr A long pause followed, w hen he -aid. it! a -till louder tone. "Who'll he de go-it?" 'I In- soldier, supiiosim.'- th" ncrformaiiee

delayed for a permm to represent a gosit in Mme play, exclaimed :

Look here, o III te ou rnilior thnn lo

have thi.- tiling play out. I'll be gout !" A K is-. W hat's in a kiss? Itealhr.

an hen people come to reflect upon Ibi'i

matter cautiiv. wiial can w e see in a kiss ( The Kps pout sligblly. and tomb the check softly, ami then they just pari. ami Ihe job is complete. There is a kiss in Ihe abstract 2 View it in the abstract

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Wt on million- have been plunged into mi

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u.fR H.'gafUfla. inn. HAXTRAcata if'Gt, REIlliVG & CO.,

south and east. The iron ore of Staff in and Creene counlics is said, by 'iofe-or Owen, to yield fort v per cent. Of mire iron. It ex

cels in richness miv of (be west or north

west except that of Missouri ami the Lake SliHeaior reirioa. That near llloom.

Hebt, ill (ireene Countv. bus long been

worked, but want of cheap tran-portn-

non naa ran sen ihe work to laiiiruish.

ami I Believe to e aiibntantlallv aban

doned. This variety of ore is tnitch needed at the I'nrnaees in Clay eounty to mlnghJ w ith the richer ore- now brought from MinsottH and Lake Superior. The block coal here beimraltnotit whol

ly carbon, i- iiunpialed ftfr nmeltiug iron

ore. and tor other nrocesses nioluvral in

maitalactiiriuu iron, it is al-o eoual to

the best in ll-c for doinestie iiiii iines

As soon as thi- mad is linished to f lit.

cago. il w ill. for family use as well as in the different proeeafa for imthafurtnriiig iron. sui,aiil that now transported from l,cnns lvania and Kaslein Ohio WUU

I hut a -ingle roatl crossing ihe narrowest

Width ot this block coal region at this

point, we have already been amazed at

ihe prouTc-s made on aeeounf of this nn-

etpialeil supply at fuel. An im men ne amount of tnaanArt.

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Hun oi ne;i iiiaienai wouitt ne one

XortiH , . 1. et w een ficennd .V i'hiid fctF. I.UUIHVILLK KY.

m tfl ittti tci..n ;,. , r.V r..i

ii a: -lands! look at it pblloaophl

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il J, ,,"'vy and despair hv this kissing : and vet. . , .1. ..i t i. ..'. .i i . i

1 , u i.eii ou looi. ,'u mi' ciiaracicr oi me

itliinif. it is nhnnlv noutiair and aartiairof

the Una. In cverv amide of soeietv tbcre

ji khufiltg, io where you will ti WMil"" BWr" :l. ,'":,,h With such resouncs lo eouutrv von w ill, vntt am norfnrtlr imikfaunhh' ffeiffhta. and such outlets ami

however." some ,,li,r ',',i us hicago and other points

Would Mipply on the norlh.and the ( Ihm Diver on 1 he .-out It. Rllf the-e mineral resources ennstitute

but a li.'irl of tin

ass

A S aki: S-ronv. Old Deacon Sharp

never told a lie. hut he Use I to teil thi.- : He was standing one day beside a frog pond we have his w ord for it ami Maw a large garter snake make anattempt upon an enormous bull frog. The snake Mazed one of the frog's bind legs, and the frog, to be on a par with his intake

amp, caught him b the tail, ami both commenced -wallow ing one another until nothing w as left of them.

fO The ludest, room in the w orld la not Ihe Boston Coliseum, but it is to be found iu Lm kuow. India. 'Ihe great linambarra was built hvom of the kitor-

of I bide as a eitadei, ami one of the rooniM

was set aiiarl for the most solemn inv.

monies of Moslem w or-hip. The jueh-

teets were required iu jiresenting -pro-

iosiiis ior tins huil.lnm. to stipulate that

it should he no rouv of miv other work.

ami that b should surpass cverv other

blllklintf ill the world in btvautvantl mair.

uUleence.

to fmd klaaittg. 'i'iieie i

myateriona virtue in a kii

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ss aller a .

I Tin- Di s,,v. -iViiy U it. dolm.

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in apaiq i i n a it a

Ifloked a ladv teacher of one her nrinuu-v

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i i.i.-.- in . . i . , . iii,ii nun rj in ;i iiiiit.1 Htjivini noiiiii n.iie.

Kl ays on the top of a stalk looking up YH D would eoniniaiul

i can i ten. was me aceiaivo answer. jann ousincss ot an agi

"Next, sau I hi' teacher. now linnitnmicd with mil Ailllt(.

"I dttn't know ." replied Ihe second. il would nei-essarily be retpiired to earrv "I guess I've got it," said an urchin at the product ami goods of the bmrmr nor.

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me torn oi inec ass. lion oi av countv. of Owen i f....i... i

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VALK.NTINK MEBCKRtl

'Well, what do von snv. Dalph?''

OTT I n India the White ants are most

destructive. Their teeth are ail Id o, Ian

harp enough to miW anvthiim. unless

il he atone, blick or met ils. In tin

Aveeks lhe devoured a bntro librarv

They eat up the wooden lies of railw ays In a few Weokfl after the ties have been laid down ami the propriety of pulling down iron tie, ai well aa building iron bridge, is btdng seriously discussed. bT The Indianapolis Sentinel is responsible for the fbllowfiMr : A coinreii

revialisl of Dinktown. eiicouutered a large sized African fishing iu While Diver, yesterday, and remarked to him i "My good matt, I see you have not vet

found the Lord." To which Sambo, at

sary to auggenl to our ebbten I lie Impur-lam-e of giving the proj -d road erv luicourageiueut. By observing the it will b en that tbfi hmmuul i:....

Icottld eonneel with the Indianai on . hi- I v i .. . ir '

. iiiii-nii.s 1. 1, ui n: I orioillgtoll. um I about aa direct a line mild ihm

cured to Itoeklioti and C;mileltou im

though ihe object lufd I" en nt H , . t lo ron struct a roatl from liidi!fii.nw.isu.

those points by the UjomI din "t und , ... . . I i.i .. .

in ,ioie rouie. We are requested to -täte, hv .:;... of

our citizens wlm appreciate the grenf nils vantagethat the proposed DoekiKin Do i I W tmld be to one city, thai if lie-ci. i,, i along tiie line, w im feel iuterasted iu ii ;

L'ousiruetiou, will apimiul n ineel Ingfo rodsider the matter (bat a -Ii lojfiitio I I ittcnd it from iiii- ritv.

Thry Must Meet the !kni:. There are eertaln Imlications limt D Radleal leader and journals ;': . itrmi - to dodge or evade, in Hi eleetiona, the Issue tbev hav e r.ir. e.l t.t.i.

the countrv in the iihiiitK ,. 1 1 1

intendment. 'I her don't wumi i,. ,: ,. ,

the iiuestion- raised ! i ai .

imi w ouhl ilitbdtclv iiii.fi i'ii,.;:

pie should -go il blind.'" Dili ibis '. in.

not, and w ill not be i.ei niii'. ,1 ... t... . .

there is a voice to he mluo.l ,. ..

ie wleklad in th icu-e or thai form of roverumeut. which nloim i. th ..ti.....i

of liberty and the bulwark ofpio itJur rights.

Dadicals nirtl foam and ,i. ;;-,.i. .t,. ...

their hearts content tiboiif ihe equal lights of b!a k men n Ith m hili.

there is no queatiuii upon w idch the i Ii -

ntwrm j m me conn tri w ould sioner meet fbcui liian upon ttiis .;' (i rrinir, 1

III aincmlnu'i:' (,t ii. l ed r. ( mi iiln-

lion, univareal jtegro Hiiflrage ujmn all the State-, und Hnitf vi.ilfitt.,,, .',,,.1,1..'

tro iugtiie nmalatm ttl i! uriii -iple hicii hat instrumr.it was de .brn.-d in .ru.u,

and pi-rpctieiie. f riin imi .

aleilthat thi- regulation of the mffrnge bv State mtthoHl v 1", i i.. . t,.

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r,ll' I ii. I.. ... i i.i mull ,i rrtlitr CMn.läi ol ill. JUMl, -fls-lv

that the nchnobmartn'a Will "fall is al- The rich and fertile country embraced In

ways on tue top Of a stalk. MM) king up : lltese counties. WjDtlld M aOOUl etptallv r.Mll-i. it's I ! I I'.lsliimi ' ' .flil'wli.fl hi tin, Htm ImlIm .... ,1 u

support the proposed

- - . . .in..... .iitbe transportation !tn' spilling out n mouthful of bait, regrieiillural region P'ied : lödly, massi. is tie Lord lost ?'. I. Ball ll.tll.l- I " ' -

ntT The St. Joseph (Missouri) Cnioii says that "at h ball given in Paleetow n. the other night, the trittm 1 IC.'llls irl i.t mi.,. I

Martin. Law rence. Daviess, pike, War-.','" ,,0!lvl1,.r waMHaa of the village

i neues nie poiisneu rutues on the deli-

unaee ot warm apple dumptinga."

fC'The Mlllirie Times snv: "The rumor (hal the Taivri-allaf i oilers

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' VT'dsav San,. If 1 toil- you a Ho. forty n es nmh ' e to I, "'rrt l!1'?""' nlter a,.. abo, , Why ia da. Hkeinyolearm-in.'ür - H All that isore.u he said in l!SSZ!Sä aanaport, ia entirely ttn- . losen t sec de reseiablaiice. I'd.-. -Wall. (he iinportain a f making the HOtlth-f.!!" 'lookvere; eos it s de seal dal I inc." tiuiai tawflnn ,.c t.l; :i.... .. . . ...

j . ' : " ' "- 'on- hui i, in hci'k ine ni'aii I it Mini M.irl ....,.. ... ,!... .11. , '. . ... . i i ...

rtniM.' r. .im- in nun uireciion u.er ui.uic eleven Ion ot iron nt

I i "im. -. ii. in i- nit i in iiii roao sv-irtM ci. i ui rim a imi.. i ,. itt.ii.,,

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i -iiMeim! lumber ol

eiiee ol our teilcra -vsii-m. i l...,,. :

no exaggeration in saviltu lbl : it is im

du. sober I'rnth. Intelll ., ., n, , ... ,.

ryw here begin to see cleariv that lo dr-

lil ive the Mate- ot (!,,. i.ow .... ,;. , ..

ever bed. to regulate Ihe .' .-ii '. t

biso w ithiu their on n , is ,.

hand them over, bound baud mill !'....!. , tin' deahotifitu Of a rctutml

The public i onseiem-o js fiisl becoiiiiiiir

aroused on this mditt. fta.fl.ul i..,.i, ..

1 or'iii H i .till I must, therefoi-e. abindon tin- aitieiiiU

incut, or prepare themselves I uteri Ilm

Olillseipience- of its full dlsciiSHioii U-f'oi-u

the Jietiple. Olljll St.it . -ui iit.

Ivovomv ir iiii- W ioiv t: ... ,. .

Mode I'll ceo ll ti III v i s a 1 1 ny i -.mat v. ! ...

Jnit exnminr one sneeitiifit. r,,.i, ,- ,.

IreW .lohiison. then, n - n r-i ,i.,...

oflicial. named tnabaw, who acted gmnd naher to the Pre-, dent. Fortl '! fi a year be eoturatml to r i iu i.,.,,.

While House m Ids shoulders. For that

modest Hum lie was eontenf to hear the abuse of count le- visitors ami tor av all w itb Hulforni noli tr ui -- ami en n ; . How is it nmler President fJranl ? TI i Is llcnt, full Brigadier, trlth a sahr fä CUf I par nnuum : ( 'rook rer, j N lRJO; Price, likewluc 1.6Ü0; young Douglass $:''. (Ki: Adams (not flcorge w. but another man k f t.DOo: and s;;,inionds, a iretitlcUntH nr.-oinr tun

mofith for simply benriii i card -1 if i i: -

ots troni mis eminently pom linn to the President's office. All tin , i us

coinbiiied tliseharge the Infi W I licit ( n-

sitaw moiiopoifMMi under ihe pi, Johnson, in other words, it now t ipiircs $1:vso to ifreomplish the la bo mis huaineaa of attending Ihe Idte House Visitors, while if only ro I under .lohn tin. There nOttdiitr like

econoiii)-. Cincinliati FaqaiH-r,

I Tb Pomninttnti RmhWIiaI

' ,- .. feeaof iTineelon have rniw.l ihÖr oi .""nieenon With flic railroad syatrm cast, ami r ' 1 Irense to rota ii,, ' ' Y.V with ,h";" ' 1 : I 1 ' uv- Itifree fft-aioiiing its ImjportBnee to fin- provid i

n ßTi lofHri

" If Ihe on!;! roUpb I ' 'Tim piraame i as üi it

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being i heated. taaiiN Itadirali

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lllulef I lie new Hlltlimis'lin Inn

'"".' Ik- hapi.x . h.1ft MV) t'lbe sim-iiig man ... ; li i ii ). : .