Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 17, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 February 1875 — Page 1

Courier

Jasper

i EEKLY vol. ir. JASl'fiK, INDIANA, FLIID AY, FBBUUARY 12, 1875, NO. 3.

rfCMOIO IVIKT FRIDAY, AT JAbl"KU, (TUBM tOl'KTV, ISOlANA. T CLC11LNT DOAXI-OrriCC-lK CoL'RtZB I'UILUIse ON Witr Maik Struct.

1'KOM INDIANAPOLIS. Tin House of Refuse. Imuanapolis, Feb. 6th, 1875.

Friknii Doanf.:! laving it little time

State Legislature. In the State Senate on lat Friday, a

resolution was under discussion in

structing the committee on Fees and

I will give tou. for tlie benefit of your Salaries to bring in a bill reducing the reader, a llttk sketch of one of cur iin-salarie of all the State officers, when

the

re-

paicaoi Hibsuwniu.v imrtani Mjtf institution, namely. lne(,ur Senator, Mr. Pee addressed W.xtt6ub.erition,fornnyNov,$l 60 J "me. of ljefuSe for juvenile ofienders ;'s . f - i-ftBth : : 1 CO l 1 btinfleld. Indiana. It is siiualcU: , furslx wonm, . . & ludlmanolU It. id. Lpon the quction of reform aud

KATES or auvlktjr.I7o. ifi.tcen miies from IndUuApolis, on nuctjou of salaries of public officers, I rriBare, lOTines or les, 1 week.fl OOami of 220 acres, WI ite Lick creek pruine there is no question among the Eacn subsequent insertion, 75 cUrnnning through it. The firm has about mnwrs ot this body, but as to how LaureraJTerti.ementSatthesnmerate,!4Jar.e,of tpieudid button, h,l. the''1' " accomplished there is a A fraction over even square or squaivOt is very poor land. The building t1""? ' opinions. I have no ..ed as asqaarc. TlUe arc the terms' iery fic, located . .. the Muff, out ' " ,b " tlpower of the legislature to tfiuru inf .,. v.P..i r.... ...rim.y ..rPul all the state ofln era nnon a sncelfle

far iraasieul auviTii.eincnis : a Tsim-i"" " " v" r ,,r- . .. , , . . r - - ? 5",rtia will be made to regular Wt watcr.Hfloidin,, an abumlant .apply L',"'1 'eu,re a the ,ec 11. I,, u i... ..wu ... - a l.ti. ...lt.i I .l- 111 IT III MieA (til. ! u. nniv a aui.H l.r

i'r me iiiiiiuiioii, linn in luruwn 11 w " - ' ,,w " n . "j 1 T . . . .11. a a . . .

idminU- 'ito the building bv hydraulic r un-. ,i,vv ,w " oincieu ami pain into trie

The boys are divided into tamilies of,li"c. ury. i nese salaries ana per-

v li ii li i here are now si x, in live in Herein " 11 eiwn"1 nmc w..en i.uiidni-'-. one large building having ur 'ushieaa Industrie were In a pros.

'two f.unilie,, each tHintty having from P,,, condition, ami before the Indus

J rertiser.

JaJetieee ot appointment or a

L-aturs and legal notices of like character.

10 le paid in advance. AVk'OrVIN l tANMDATtS.

KCDEMl-TIOX OF LANDS.

I were handsome and carefully kent drir.a

rt , , JT ,'a.n? .va,k" mou? "p-cs ntnl ebrubbery. An 0lnlon of Attorney Generalinch in sylvan statuarv and fouiit!ns.

An artificial lake, with an island in its center, was formed, and on this ishnd

Uusklrk.

A!f INCONSISTENCY IN THE LAW.

Tho following was received by Aud.wo,rk",en we,"P "niployed fiivt

tor llenucrsou yesterday, and explains

eir:

Tr Twuhip ()Ji'er, ea. U Fr Comitv rr :-tri- t. Cif-uit, or Stte,

tl m 4 to it) bo, of whom "there are now,1 !',e of utry were paralyzed by a'.ut 5 iii the iu-tii jtioii. Over eichi11"" P'"r which swept over the country S-00 limilv i4 a Hou.e Fatberand wile, when frly two years a:o, and these offlVes

ja in u ried man. and an n-.-.i-.lnnt culled l,re now1 ,noi reinuiieratiVB than the !hu Kl.lcr f.n.tl.er. The w bole iDstitu-jIa''01: and responsibilities or the offices I.: i.. :.i. I ,wl ...... ........ I l... .. red II lle : 1 he aenatnr fi-nin 1'm.h Ima

rll I fiPIlPti fit i Jra Mii erinieiident and M.ition. to wliomyal,," -ttcntion of the Senate to the

' li:e Ih null I

Ja!k, Indiana. Jtine., mid the l.i ' a? I . - 1 . I . -

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Tlia Hci. K. Tl.ndtrsoo, Auditor of StaU; Dsah Su I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of the 3d iust., Inclosing a letter of inquiry from a county auditor in which he requests you to obtaiu my opinion upon the following: points, Viz: 1. Whether a purchaser of lands sold for taxes at private sale under the provisions of the act to provide for an uniform ncfirnent of property," etc., approved Jcccinber 21, 1872, is entitled to a deed from the county auditor for such land, at the expiration of two years from the date of such private sale, or at the expiration of two years from the date they were offered at public sale. 2. When does the time for the redemption of lands sold at private sale expire ? Section 240 of said act reads as follows. "All the provisions of laws relative to the execution of Heeds for lands

sold at public sale shall be applicable to

o

fill the pl.-it-o

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. ! t'jr:f .'.-'. ulie lui'.J . 'cvtlltllfll J

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ii ..-.Mi., then want

,ave on e., t nil suif abe;-molu.,u-t, of the state tnditor's office, ViS m el.utcrot who,n.espe,illv.,:'w..y of perquisites derived from .fj"' l . of r.-.iner, to whom all """.ice rompanies, as amonntin-j to , "'p.T ff 'J "f .... , .. i .'...!.. i.Juiore iIihii twelT. iim...n,l Hrtii.r. rouded, that uo deeds shall be made

gr- irricr r

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lllhd

ed. ()neh,.lf of the bov. in Uiiniim. This i more than onsht to b nuit iertue expiration of two vear

k . i.. , i ..V .i. 'Mill uoranv nl her 4MIa nm'r ....1 " '" " " ""-' vr

5,- :uc " . "V" . ." V '. " " .luul.l I.r Un o!nr4.1 at ..t.1l.. aatA

w hile the rcina iider aie at work ,r"r reain .n- u 10 a reason- Zr '" "r S, l 't 1 'T e V . ... . ,.n.i.....i: . .1 oectlon or saiil act rea.il a fol.

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i i. it- .ni'n.i.i.Fii ill. inv iiu i.r1 ---- --w. ..ww-. i in iv

io.i. lun.

t l.til-.NT UANK

I'jiilnror L'der l.roilur.

HtkICIItaV DO.YTVK, rltlerxwjs ftt Laic.

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"II.L '-"i,'. ,a ". of 1 : i , 'vnu'r. r,i

ni:iv rrileem the same at auv time with

in two years alter the last dav of srtcl,

shoelu.v republieans. no senamrs of that Sr9 ,bjr W'"? .,0 the wmntjr treasurer.

U. M C I I IMf ? I

: UorncvK at Law.

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..... . i. ..llie ll:ll 1 n ii' fnr fi'inn 1Fi.1. . iiv v-t uu vi 'nimm vi iui

i II 11 11- IIU-; - .v-.- . , ,. . ,

f:ir...i.i. .. ..,. ....t of il... Iva work a ions? time tn xtncliii? out the enormous "j f.

oi. the (arm or in the jrardeii and jrreen ffr Hni1 Pr piisiteH f this otTlce. Two Iiuiie. or i:i the chiiir alum. A fetv are 'C:1r these oflices were filial i

i... ...i :.. .1 - ... l ,i bv the renublica

.l,oi,--.'ud .eveial a-.ut tfenernl work. 'J tV eourn-c to ,ai,e ,,! "l,"le .. ' Pr-r htsheirtor l l.i. men u.ed tor rrformatiou are:" voice ai..t ti.i- nn-eanaMecoiu-i.t;', T T V"u rCr ......i ... ... k t.. 'lenatlOn to l!ie umlitni nf tit

i..i.;.. . .i. ,i. I now tl.atnower ha, nmted from fi,m. ll,t P'd. iih 60 per centum on

...,i '.;..:.." ...... i. .i.- ........ xt... 'uhev sudJi-nU ot.r..ri;.-ni tr, . "'C w hole sum, aud interest from the

nil 1-i.iiaivii iv V4-.u iuw in iii Aasasii of the boys are vounif criminaN, ami l" n r''ii too n.u. li inouey Irom moal of them out ot the vrrv wor-.il' ,lo,r . 0"icf"- 'hit I atn in favor ot

remeflyinjr this now. not wilhManding

re.ormin and traiiyn-.' hem. surelr i-, "e .e I'Uons are tilletl ly doino ral-. not uii ea.v one. hui iolhe p;it year.' wi" riot allow my political friends to two additional I nihlins Lnve been , ''d bei we. n me and my duty her, s-rit-ted, with money appropriated of'1"'-1 the resolution of Instruction bv the Stale and tLe nUr of the the cominitlee will be adopted.

J.-r Up. ,kU, oilllililliiS I he

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IVIIX t. T.AVLOS

tor lh Courier, lve Way.

jrive wav. thonirh

bot. and loom viM be rmdv bv the

:;xir-vt . i, ,:i a. ( . r- iirt of J iniiarv. f r ZM bov : this will,

J.!. U.1 !-o.. In titled t't the ntlc ut which bovn

'air.' l. ' z iolinilte.l or rou n.itte.l. Tin ", "Pver give way. tlionli tlie ll.i.i dnirat pie'ento.i the premii.es in lo'idi may bednrk that float b ve u,

the in mi build-ns. ; : i .e h ue coii-i' -rK mi.iowk on oar pathwav.

1 1 u'liin" I he re iilm of f ;,i i: n.T n- 4"l I lie

?1 f f &? ZifflfJ "l u,! ""boniiiiiit- ot;

tUte of purchase or from the time of payment.' There is au apparent incousitttney be-twi-eu Ihei-e two -seciioDS. Althouv'h section 2U4), from the context, would seem to relate more particularly to public sites, yet 1 am in-

enneu io minx mai u uoes not no so

exclusively; that both sections should le construed together, and thai there

exists a rlLt of reemption tor two years from the date of the sale, whether

it be a public or a private sale. It will

be noticed that the lanjrusge ol the pro . : f . . ...

iisu in rrriiou ot j quoieu supra is

ova,

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CEUXO D U ETT.V-F1,

irtOBKHY AT LAW, A ad Notary Public,

a at 1 Ihll I II llri lllll . 4 IlllllTnil 1 1 IU IB . A

if iMiteii-l'"" ""c "in uiir-iiens evry rnoniCnl ,. j .7 - , ,- t-' t!.c oil. e.!' "P"n for there i asuu:fllr ,'' , "jay that lands msy

Litehell''''", y v.-ill --bine bri-hlly tu-ninr-! T V iu..u iu j,-rs irm

low. find Towns ! .r imr nn I . il,.. "IB,","U' ""' "t um a nn-u imii w

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ni" ii u ii uiu in? iittie neu ine hiiidit wore olloreil at public sale, hut provides that a deed shall not be ex ecutcd before thttt time. If this was the only section in the? act relntiii to the tin) win ii Htn h deeds should be made.

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I-, !'; -ix l.;ni'. li.lliTini:-. niii"""",", n-nr,. nm r Mini li iti iiiU

ll'.re .hip. lcsidis ilo uK-eniv out -hiu.ow y p itnv-'ay. '1 !,cif ni:i -t, in ilii 'l,i,i.,Hti.'ii. At. iiie n.-iiiH-rer "want moin.ts of si-,!iu,; ; ;d so j, m-re I.iii-J. and of -oiire tlie SeislatureJ'', cood and i!l in love, imt in wiath. !s!...! make mi ap;.iupri ,iion t buy.We were not created to sn.i.f alwuvs 'in. ne lind. at i it l.o rarrc. Now j ''. '13Plyt 'r need soinc hitler in itMi:nt ine.lhil if Mich an lii.iim-'hi life to mike us more fully appieii-

tioii mi-t In rrried on we had beltcr,:lle It" sweetn. And the sorrow that

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!i ivi.Ij kii.1 bi:v an.l where we ran ... i i e nnuiea Willi

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C-rta af D-S. a.d J.a i:

A. W. RU.L5A5., Physician & Surgeon

I ihink the proper inference would be

!;;v'u ....ti.,. i.,.....- ,,,' m would ie twovenrs trom

it mr onc-tiliii the iii-unt above, VUi ,c,u" io uian irijiiier tlie joys that f . r . . "

named, and where wc rould build foi'"'c '' them, and the tea. tioi, of joy "Hl Iroiu-a expressly, ana otiicr see-ot.e-l. il.' what it will co-t here, nnd nN.,disHH the cold pi es.ure of sorrow that J '". taj opinion, control inn the institution fur a crcat deal les,;P ded it. The evuuiest spots in thi , ,'Vkiri . j i ... money than it ecu Id he run for here..1-' fulfilled aner lontr' ,f the lands can le redeemed within r..ril -nnore. I thii.k there is alreidy n".btintfs amUears. and the smiles we l from the date of the private i. o.mpotr.and I think we had belter 'ot and whose m s n,c the hri-ht- MlJ: 'ffu"e ' oflho-couuty have .hem divided km one would watch -t arc those which beam out alter a V(h,,r '"" not he made nutil the cx-

I ?ive this a mr opinion""' frown or a flood of tearN and ie , u. aun. a , .me.

sni' Thsal-a flnitTiif Ii sa irt-A'at .tut Mhanses of nation from i UrLnr.. tn' ,x ' proper 10 lemira mat l.e act

the other.

iii... i ;t r iiiiiii vz m "iv m uri Haiu ' v. .... u.ihih iu .. -. . . .. .

Iii favor of diri-ii. i. hut I cY in it tniJUfc'hi. jrives ffreater zest to our iov when reinrea to is very Oillicult to constrae,

..I i 9 ntrtlKf In raitfliifinrr ttrf.t'ii.in m I am

at t r..a....f I .a ...r I.IIJ r.4'i4' n 1 U UlO V Ctl. ,"'"r vhuivhii i'ivmnvuv ill

ne esry

UT:;a lara!. In Jr rf?r. h' r'ofr.'rr.l -nr.. t c ti'ri.. .fi ami arrouu ' rt A ' c .r u, iii InJ t.i ks i 'it

li-i,.i. f th itm.tit f diw Iiici4.ul one

orn i ... .t twiiM iit.inrn(i.

" r.lFSMAS to.. ra-rof Ailn "l Hlrrl. Ji.mf, lr4.

m r. arm. .a a ..t IrnL

tfc. IT. 1

will rome t. .1 do.e by remu kin. how- Lei ui ne-r ive way what ever mavT ., , , V

ti,, i.-.i Uoi'.ir lot in II. is r il,n,,, in ninv nuiui

a...ina.ti.. ir..tif.ii.u. Uat 'r..,t. a.lour friends should de.-ert ii4 iii mir Hut.-, reconcile any conflict which exists he

of the rommitieeo.i rx-lcrmaton bour. 1 hero are some, thank (iod! ,"" .1"'. oiu must

.... hiitnlioni-hein-.. ti ls il-.erii.tion ot t' w ill but clin,' the closer to ns in -' " question is oy no means

lo build

and then to throw down

castle that a view of pirture-qne rnins might not le wanting. Nature supplied, in another place, a grotto, or rave, which your correspondent has seen, and wiihin whose recesses there was abundance of stul , elites and where, by the way, it is said crijraiitic human hones, that must have belonged to people at lea-t nine feet hiprh, were found. Lavi.h in the expenditure of means in the gratification of his peculiar hut cultivated taste, the proprietor required of his numerous menials that everything hould always h in perfect order. Ilia

"vie or living was lalner that of A moCO AND WEALTnr B AH0N than of the primitive and homelr people atnonp whom through some caprice he bad cast his lot. It is related that one day the Hon. Samuel Woodson, the father of the late Judge Tucker Woodson, of Jessamine, then a leading lawyer and member of congress from Kentucky, called at Chaumier on some matter of business and, meeting tie proprietor before reaching the hnune. stopped to talk with him. Col. Meade retumln" with courtly grace the salutations of his visitor, after which the latter, declining an invitation to p within, proceeded at once to explain the biuine-a that bronM him there. Like most Kenfiicklan- of that day, Woodson rkewed tobacco, and, as from time to time during the conversation be ejected mouthfuls cf atnbier ifion the white ptlllv walk, le noticed that there was something th matter with Lis polite and hospitable hot. The latter restrained himself, however, until at laM, at the close of an energetic sentence, the Kentuckian trk a hojee quid out f his mouth and threw

u on ine ground, lost was too much for the stately old patrician. With a wave of his hand he summoni'd a scrv-'-1 who was near. firing a w heel! nr n, w and shovel, and cart that load ,?."' -.i he wil'i an expression of inten, i;onhisface. Ilavingtaken tin tobacco up wiih the shovel, toe r: L ry i, a!out to wheel it fT. when Cc.!. V,'. o lon, who had jrone on talkinga- If retains; had occurred, now seemed, for 1 1. first time, to take in the .Mr,tu - Stop my man," said he coollv, ctitiinif off and putting into his mouth "a ,.i.,rt. r section froai a plug of cavendi L. "Stop, mv Dsan. Ill have another Jwud for you directly." far tbt '(.par f oarlar. A Literary Description. The following: "wiyhly artistic" pro. durtion was handed us fiooi a 6iencer county showman, with a request to correct and publish. We couldn't sea where to begin correctiup, but as it was an important matter we publish as written: x. t. February the, 4, in, 1S75 Mr Doane klnde friend The wonderful Hair Died the lat dar of Janiary On travling through New Jerusalem i ere Ilcndrikson ville In dnboise Co Ind I was travlinsr Kastcward I thsnce lo luok forward I saw A Man A comming toward rue with r r ilaifc- i,i

jtt'(dark Eyes dark romplectiou dark suit of

ennes i,e came direetley uji

,.. . l ht v In this opinion I have endeavored to ''; ftdl he came up opsit Widow Hn-

nricksens ooore turncif direclter to !m

House climbing over the fence iroimrt

-ml this institution.

israrclcrs9 Home:

More hereafter.

A. J. (i.

adversity, and love us the more that wo '""'"'"'''Co: by prsve iloubts.

stami linn lo our principles of rfjfbt. no 1 " ucsaiaK, matter what the world nuiv sav." Ye. l Att'y Cienl

thank Cjod! for such friends, Yortheyl are as o'J tried in the tire, and tis ue-r

Very

A Kentucky Itcmlniscencc.

Left for Parts Unknown.

Win l!ir..r.l - ext I'.InU1

. Ml i inuviu. I A -1 1 u n i: vi . ..." 1 1 , , . . ... . .

towiidiin thiscoin.tv.ha- nivsleriouslvl': . )Y uu ! if viewed an oi.it mnmon with a

!deirtcd. On Wednesdiv nfcht last a!11 , . neHs, some soft OEirfl ACKEHMAX, 'Proprietor, week ago, he took his ho.Ves and watfoii,,j,,e" h have shed their radiance

and s beautiful vom z dy of hi- iieigh-!"' ..' . "cu "Ir- jnougn

A Ika ra '.r..l a...t

'-li.ir a.i aatr.saa'.. .at a..ar iha. ihal ai f h;l Jfo'ie IK-Ver to let 111 II SJfaill to the

l.h. l.l... U...WI i. . Vll-0...i .l... lit III--U

n-cuey io me aoor, Just at thst time A

younr liny a beau tvf nl loockin Isdy of Site Complectlon lite hnir blue Eyee small in sie oDeniog the door be pulling of his hat made A very polite bow bi toot slipt aud he fell directlv to the ground the lady sqaalled to tlie top of her voice A nother younger lady and her mother I supposed it to he came running out thare nick Mm on.i

I I a " --a W jP SB IA1 1 tiie tikcen him In the housn &n,l !, una

and local.hii chiii and if he gels well A ciii ha

on w aking beams a wava relieve, n. k-. .i o.. i. 1 , ""i "r come oucii sgm

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STKANUB

TORY -A STOUT CON kr.CTkD WITH HAUMIKIHl I'KAIRItS.

A Iexingtoii correspondent of

n i situ E

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I I l c. c Indiana, borhood, aged seventeen, nsme.l IVmtt. 7 " "v- wirouijn courier-Journal gives the following en-ithat his shin is broke rita rlnat 'and lit out The sunpi.-ition is thst hel'1! V waters io troubled ways, let us tertaiiiing piece of tlomesti'! and local his rhl 11 and If bn taIb ii nil

'V'?-1M!,rhi ,'' J-th .r I,,.! miLbh rahle mci.ev u itl. bim. 2nd " r rcnienioer inai morning with Its history : Some miles from I'ncM.. I..w. ,.. .:.i .7. 7 .

ma'Baa..Ua. laffc.ftMx . ' . . OT W ak ill! belt ins aarara r.ll.r... ... i 'l.i.. t t... i . . . B . . " 111 COniO OllCal

aall'.lllllUSlia:. . .

iMegallv for-i,,t,Tn he. lUrk ,''' of night. Let us an old house, on a farm now belonging

i ii. market aeuria. iu h " "'J, . VlT'T 1Z sak,cii at W irkliff. Ilerctjforc Mr. : ' r, ... ' v,? """ier toiiir. iicuiey, wincn lias rather a cu

VI far h.r.M

ilia. 11

H aolicita a tbar .( aalruka..

K.u aii.i.in.,1 a r.tf r. iiiimi I., il. Mtiis, ior ne uesisrns u on v'Hons Idatopv. ft m bn ilt i.v i"i 1.1...

Ipat ts and we could lenrn of no reason ,fr ",,r ,,','"t IT' "d lp o"! Meade, a wealthy and eccentric gentle-

tr this rsh ami 1 worth Dcinocrnti

AT

,.r this rahanduiinlaNlyact.-Leave..-!"r. . . K a "T ?ur Irial. man, an Englishman I believe.

JOSEPH 'Mtean Kalldlatr.

EGG'S, JAM tR, inn.

W. it. Ator' tax on real estate last

year was lubCX)

as shure as A pin is A pin

J. F. R.

!rA certain zealous, hut ignorant ne?ro preacher, iu expounding to his ft nek a a tn I !, . .1 T. 1.:.. . r .

Olir rlCllCSt b einiri if .-aa ,,. n n-n tik.n l.'nn..l L.,,1.. Ili.l r . . .,

....... lit . 1 .. n- , iii-ii; ; vi. i., niiT muiuiki Hif a ic-i KWl a III f CI (II I UHCll 1 11 lli ftlfttleP !i n-'? n . mul:i;'l:nil 8,ml et r ,,0t new fc,,e Bnti et prrsely inhabited, He sniT: "Hv beloved friend? U disown the love that sends the h tier ..,,1 ti...., tl.a n.il...i .;.. i 0i-. r -n" ,,u. . .e

niilitlio i ., . i I -' n v...,..., ...uv.uio uu h,ia,v-. V, nn nuricies noil I me

Uinl i. ..- . U i very jumiergono man vcbanges. still prelcuts loaves and fi-he-. Here were

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v... c mum cr:,i (inniiii ai,i iitiiruiA anraa.-aiM vT . . imvui i,i, o.i ... . . .

.TI l.n,,...U.1il 1. .l...nT.i.a.i.l-r... .U. ... 1 . " . ".I" "l I v. iiaiir-B. ail l IWCiVB

.-ll,,uu,.UuSI ,w, -imiu nirn ir. man i tunc so nuicn as the Hlll.1 Of man t.aa nOKtlea lia.l tn a..t .t..n il .wl .!

J S . i . . 1 " - KikT ' -- -a aw . Ik OV III nil, HUU UU

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a.tita l, llio rriMnrl tn ffntrii ft rn lift liHH t.Vf n lia ? utilll mir ci.til n- .a r..na.1

hsve eenstsntly on hand a varried week ao in the Catholic churches f rind we shall bask in the broad sunshine ortmetit of all grades of fashionable the lencflt of the Vincennes Orphan of Ms perfect love. Are shadows fall-

Asylum wss $.i. There are 2"J iu-ji"if 't never give war though storms 'iiiilaa I Ida i n .1 i I ll I iiln descend ! tha Clin m'illaliina ftir n. r.. !..

......i in mv iMn.ii.i .vmi i , ... wi u.ajcitii.

. land In lids Irt us recognise the loving rS Strsn-ir. will vou try f- hand'ha,n,! u't K" '' ns -ently through with us al linker?" "thank you , gen-!,,, onr Oh I Alia.,. Father letup tlenien. but there are set-r teen reasons not ronrm.ir tliwuxii in the path though w hv I cannot aceoinmodate vou no."!'1-' "M1 ,lc 1 ,or our feet, we must

uthing for men n:td boys it

Price le Suit Hie Time.

I hive hvi most of mide to order, '1 cm watrttu it to . rtpresestcd! j Fnmlly tMrtM-iPH

i. .. .

walk alo'ie.

oliU'ua! e-'ice

A. M. D.

,i' i "l,. i hfip as cn'' evcut, rn reevfins for not rlawing

rda' Piav, hat arc they ?' "Uhv.; "' , the fust i I haven't any money." -S.opt I'rom April u rjotohrr of lat year

tbat s enough; never mind the othei 'Ul 1 aiLowca iiiaao a li'.g niuao to

re. I. ,ve me a eal!

. . JObti'II LUG. 1st, 117C ys

!slxtetn.n

OLourdcs.

A 1 1 a a . aa. a .

wrouni ice rnanges. upce, tradition racic is uey duln t

says, on uie sue wnere tbe old house now stan, U arose castellsted walls whose

turrets ami battlements, constructed af

ter the old .Norman plan.

bust.

S.tsW

elvs mi-

fcTSallle Morris a prtty Newsik girl, is a "mind reader." She said to a

seemed, bashful beau ti e other n li-'it. "La. I lie.

Hcve vou are

was right

t;.ing to kiss me." fie

strangely out ot place in a country w here few men of thos, w ho were best off in worldly posses-ions aspired to anything beyond a dwelling of hewn

lo,r.. vin.e entrance or the grounds'dlng of Mr. and Mm. Oeorge hah stood a porter's lodge, over the gtte 0f Orcen Villa. Morris countv, N. J which was the incription cut in the,fa' t was ,u know ledged bv tho holid stone, Chaumier des JVairies." couple that never iu the'e l'ives. dThe grounds wers extensive and beautj. their courtship "i- uiani.ike, had ' faL, and winding through them there Usaed each otU.-.

Call the next. At the golden w