Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 44, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 July 1894 — Page 5
JASPER COURIER
iDon't neglect the lmvn party l i'ortersville, u weck fron to-mor-
.1... u.mii II ullirlit 1')1(L Will
It'S IUI l"u "...v, ..- -
. I.
Uno Miii-
iu, M.
l Iuiich or Kcverti cough. Ol
riliiii"'
Otklaml City's tax levy is l.f0 ntjH. .f 100 for next year.
it tlocH
.1... nil,
IfärSeo dissolution notice of Jergor & Knglchnrt in this paper. Fou Sali:.- Mart', six vearw oM, f?xl travi'lur, well conditiuoed, i&ntle. dre"C." Conti ku" olihv.
hüfA team of Huntingburg small boys, with a black boy for a mascot, came over Wednesday, and beat the .Jasper .Iuvenile."! 11 to 10 in a game of base ball. The lKiys says the 1 'cloud" done it.
c.:ilil
sin rum"""
0US, at all times
M. Friedman.
ISurns art ab.sjlutt'lv imiiilej-? when De
Knot oiuv riMiovi'n, ii iiut-M iiiuiu, a witt witcli uazeiMiiveis prom uya -"... Mi, .!. Vuii.li L.i! . i mm. j . :., .JL... t .....
l! rvifi i vnw . ..v. ...... - if, 1111 KWUVIIIt'Ill IB iiuu. .1 jun
ior an niii-H, an uuiiui- füt. rcnieov lor akin uiK'afe.-. iiiaiuxM
nanus ana iiim. aim never inns hi eure
piles. M. Knediiinn. y 2rYour attention is called to the
card of Dr. E. J. Kempf, in another
column, who makes a specialty of
the cure of diseases" of the nervous system and the liquor habit, and is
meeting with marked success.
ABSOUSTELY PURE
November, 17, 1893-1 v.
w-Theru arc twelve suits for di-
... in the Pike circuit court the
.tu ill
.Mit tenn.
?r.los. lnichart liaH 0 loatls ice hielt 1' will sell in any quantity leI Delivered free at any place in S. ,--I5t lörThe Prohibs celebration of , .ith at Bethel is said to have
en a great ivable.
success, and very cu
ing
in'
HritNKi). On Wednesday morn
as Mr. vieo. i.eisiner s tiiresn
machine was at work on Mr.
litis. Opel's farm, near Havsville,
in twiiiolkt irk anwl lätirtwwl 111
. . . a ll.l.lVa I.IIIUIII IUI, tlllU OUUItU HIV
k heatlache, dyspepsia and nervous- wheat. Mr. Leistner estimates the
-j. .M. Friemann. Y oss at (a). He liouglit another
. i.. r, ...... ,1,, ;,Jsenarator the same day and w:is at
do . Itc.rl 'iirMin iir. nnvt
on account oi uieveiana in- "o -
Fki.i. Dkad. Mrs. Hettich, wife
between the wife of a farmer living on the Troy
iMier.
rfering with the strike.
minute elapses
Not 0110
iiinu'uf One Minute Uougit cure ana roa,ij about a mile south ot .laser, Ii: Why HhouMn't people take One ful, d d ()U Wednesday at her ET L'ÄÄm. home, while attending to doinestic duties. She was preparing victuals
ore n
jörXcw wheat only -1U cents a f()r ti,re.si,ing machine hands wh(
ushel m Jasper, ami no ninrwei ui werw engaged for next dav, and it iat, on account of Cleveland trying sunnosed she became overheated.
) bolster the Pullman corporation.
-. Mahiuaok Lick.vsks, since our
IVWltt H W lien nuzei naive L-iwuiPi-n,
DeWitt'H Witeli luuei .aive nea.., , ( have been taken out bv ml es and heals. It was iitaue fur that IV , l . , TI . c t !5nV-o. Use it for burns, nits, bruises, C. Helniench and II. L. .Soenker. inpjietl hands, sores of all descriptions, L. G. Spradley and S. L. Gentry. 1(lif von have piles use it for them. M. j w. Moonev and M. E. Morgan.
rinlman.
say-Dave rhillins. of Harbison
nvnship, got drunk last week and jinniitted an assault and battery n Mrs. Kate Unebner, wife of his mplover. He wsls fined $10 with osts of $15.S0 added by Ksq. ocller. lörThe following officers were
btalled in Jasper Lodge No. GS,
...
V. 0. U. W. on
nignt
W. on luesday
P. Master Workman, Andrew Ickert; M. W. Albert Urich; 'oreinan. Anthony M.Hochgesang;
Iverseer, Jos. Kraft; Recorder, .las. forc0 )U1I,,,S and
. Milburn; F., C. Doano; Keceiv- wen iis tjie . i- 1 1,.!.... T I
r, Jos. ueroer; u., .lot, junu, -rprv jt.
Y., A. Bohnert: O. W., M. a. iüsman.
Jas. W. Johnson and S. A. Kllis.
One couple obtained a license who were ashamed to have the fact
known, and so kept them out of the
record lor a time.
lör-Mr. Ed. Kuebler keeps the
dust sprinkled down in front of his residence nicelv. Now, if the court
house well pump was fixed so a hose could be attached and the streets dose to it snrinkled. and Mr. John
Lorev would keep the front of hi
premises sprinkled with his pump mav-be it would be an induceinen
for others to sink wells and put in
add to their own
comfort
general
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Baking Powder
I'KKSOh'AL.. j K. Cox, E'Q., attended Pike;
circuit court this week, to attend to,
lis duties as Prosecutor. i
Prof. John Heifel and wife, of j
'erre Haute, are visiting Mrs. Kei-
el's parents m Jasper.
Messrs. Sam. and Dan. Gladish,
of Pike countv, visited relatives m
asjer this week. J)r. Paul Kempf is in Jasper this
week visiting his brother, h. J.
Kempf.
Mr. E. Poe, of Marengo, was in
asm-r this week superintending
the loading of several cars of ins
umber for shipment.
The dashing tonsorial artist of the ohinoor parlor and one of the re
nowned Acmes visited Iluntmg-
mrL' to make a united attack uixm
the susceptible hearts of two of that
cit v s fair ones.
Two LJve.s Saved.
Mr Phn-lhi Thomas, of Junction
Citv, III., was told by her doctors she
lad consumption, ana mat mere was no for liLT.biittwolwttlesof Dr.Kinc's
New Discover" completely cured herand she savs it saved her life. Mr. Thos.
Eccers. 139 Flonla St. San t rancisco,
suffeail from a dreadful rold, approach
ini? consuinntion. tried without result ev
erv-thinj: el.-e, then bought one bottle of I)f. King's New Discovery, and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally thank
ful. It is such results, of which these
:ire samnle. that nruve the wonderfu
elliracv of this ineiiirine in eoiighs and .-.!1.." Free trial littles at .Martin
Friedman's Drutr Store. Jtegular sire
50V. and $1.00. o
Unmn Valley Viewing. Our fanners are busy harvesting. Ellsworth is to have a reunion the 23d, 2-lth and 20th of August. There is a youngster passes through our town semi-monthly. I
wonder if Eva. J. could tell where
le is going.
Tho Sunday school at Simmons
Chapel is progressing nicely, with
lev. A. J. Lane as superintendent.
Prof. X. 11. Simmons is a late
arrival from the Central Normal College.
J. Weslev Simmons, the tall syc
amore of the valley, has succeeded
in finding bun a sweet-heart most
is tall as himself.
Dr. C. X. Simmons, a late grad
ate of the Louisville Medical Col-
1 r l e 1 1
ege, started iHontiay lor jvoieen,
nd., to practice his profession
)r. fc. is a promising young man
md niav he find success in his
everv enort.
The 1th is of the past, and the
jcvs are now simnni: "Alter nie
Fair" with a swell on the chorus
Manv a boy came home "busted"
after the fourth.
The commencement at Simmons
Chapel Saturday night was a sue
i t . . i . i . .
cess, nacn oi me iweive grauiiaius
of '94 were weli prepared, and we
dso had the honor of being address
cd by our County Superintendent,
which was lioth instructive and in
teresting. All coing home, saying,
Dentistry.
N. II. Wilson. Dentist, desires to in
It'a iust as easy to try Une .Minute form the public that he will continue 10
. .... . i i i
ough (Jure as anything eise, iw-aaiyi inaKe regular visns 10 jaier; uumiu
) cure a severe cola or cougii wiui u. pjtjuiUing the reporuouie contrary, me t vour next purchase for a cough be time of which will be published in the
Minute Cough Cure. Hetter men- columns of this paper ami the ttimmip-
result: tetter try it. .i- burg signal, lie has nooonneeuon wun
Drs. F. M. Green, F. A. Drown, and W . II lt.,.-.i ,r..f..uwir.Mlll V lltlt l!Iti
hol-1 irmiKri-iiionts with Dr. 15. A. Flos
ine
ine; lietter r'rietlnian.
Whoopkk! Hear
Hall's Show
er!
miik
ernes
or an hour
'.tires
the
is
hovs
coming
bv. of Huntlngburg, to attend all urgent
of them went to picking black- cases during his absence, without extra es as soon as they had gazed "h tf'
Double You," m the Argus,
the
7
or two at. the big pic-
so as to get the money to go Us mistaken about the owner of
on the "bchwind full war. lie went to the
knows says its the best Stale's prison, instead, for stealing
aid see the elephant and buy reu old cabin
einonade. The small boy and he r0ijr to
.'enerallv
.
-how on earth, bee the announcement in another column.
A horse kicked II. S. Shafer. of the Frcomver House, Middleburg, X. Y., on the knee, which laid him up in bed and caused the knee joint to Income stiff. A friend n-eominendetl him to use ChatnU rlaiu's Pain Halm, which he did, ami m two days was able to lx amund. Mr. Minfi'r Iihh nr)iiiiiundel it to maiivoth-
tr, and savs it is excellent for any kind Joseph of a bruise or sprain. This same remedy j,laWj
i. also iaiiloiiMioriin euren i meiiiii.iurui. Fur sale bv M. Friedman, the Druggist.
a leal her-oeu. anu wnen ins nine
expired, refused to be discharged
or leave, saying he would rather work there as a gardener for his board and clothes than to live any
where else, and so stayed there till
old age made him too feeble to
work. The "'old distillerv" he
writes of was built there by Mr.
ruer. who now owns the
place, in low, urn never nau a
gallon of spirits distilled in it, Ik?-
cause the war tax of $2 a gallon
fcaJrThe following arc the newly discouraged the enterprise m its in
elected ollicers of the Jasper Lodge cipiencv, Mr. Jerger lx'ing com
of Kniirhts of Pythias, Xo. 21: nellcd to pav $1,200 tax on IXK)
M. A. Sweeney, Past Chancellor gallons of fruit brandy he had disand Master of Work; Jas. S. Mil- tilled at his residence, a mile south hum, Chancellor Commander; C. 0f the hill. He kept the bnmdy till
K. (Julgsell, Vice Chancellor; Amos the war closed, and then sold it in
Mwlcalf. Prelate: Geo. Xohr, Mas- Xcir Orleans. Sheriff Weikcl. hav-
terof Anns; Louis Gasser, Keeper jUg taken a Hat boat load of pro Heeords and Seals: K. M. Mil- duee from Jasner to that citv, cf
'urn, Master of Excherpier; Theo- footing the sale for him for IC or IS
means of a specimen
took with him.
Zoeller. Outer Guard. v:... "
iviueiru; uiern.
W. II. Nelson, who is in the dnig bus- Ti.:a r,.,nwiv is liecotninc so wel
iness at Kingville, Mo., has so much con-h-nown and jKipular as to need no?eu'letuv in ChamlHirlain's colie, cholera c-a ,ut.tjun. All who have usisl Klec-
Hi uiarrlioea remedv mat lie warrants .; ii;n.. wincrtli -inu tutnixif tircuse.
Fattvs and Leans.- The base
bawlers had a great game hist bun-
dav afternoon between a picked
nine of lean men and one of lleshy
men. in which the Leans van
quislied the Fats by a score of 10 to
4 after some extraordinary ground
tumbling and high lumping. .Mr,
Andrew F. Gutgsell was chosen as
LJmtnrc. and Kichard M. Milburn
Esn.. :is scoro-kecper. and the fun
, 4 beean.
The Leans were F. Benedict
catcher: C. F. Gutgsell, pitcher
Alb. Rottet, 1st b.; U. Krempp, 'JU
Ben. Krode . 3d b. : Win. Mel
chior. s. s.: Felix bchneiuer, r. t.
Win. Kottct. e. f.: Win. t.nthoien
f.; Wm. Joseph, sub. The Fats were M. A. Sweeney
catcher: Mike Neudeck, pitche
and 1st b.: W. E. Cox, pitcher
V. H. Jutt. 1. f.: H. Czissidy, r. f
T. Zoeller. c. f.: Henry Benedict
2d b.; Louis Zoelkr, 3d b.; Geo
Grainelspacher, s. s.
The Leans went to bat lirst anu ot the Fats tired before their turn
came.
After the Fats had played an in
.a 1
nini- f lie round was so wei wun
sweat, that the game had to be ad
lounied awhile until the sun coui
. ... , , ,
drv it. and it be sniootneu ove
where Zoeller had lilowed it wit
lis elbow as he started to roll over
ihn diamond from od base ins
wav of running bases.
Will Melchior intniduced a new
style of uniform for the Leans; but
the other fellows sav it is too ex
lensive.
The Fats sav they can win nex
Sunday, if the "beans ain't afraid to
play.
"urn, .insier oi r.uiieiuci , meu- lecting me sai 'lore Stephenson, Masterof Finance; a gallon, by l M. A. Clark, Inner Guanl; T. bottle of it he
tury iKHtie anu oners 10 reiunu uc a purer metlieine iloes not exist, and is noney to any customer who is not satis- m,arjmteed to do all that is claimed, awl after using it. Mr." Nelson takes no itric Hitters will cure all diseases of in doing this because the remedy is tm, ijvt.r ani kilnevs, will ri'inove certain cure for the diseases for which i.w iM,;u. nlt rlunni und other nf-
'i!" intended and he knows it. It is for .mnswl bv impure blood. Wil
tow by M, Friedman, the Druggist. .lrivi mnluria froin the svstem and tire
----- vent as well as cure all malarial fevers
NUooi. l'UNDS. Mve Justices, p.,,. ..ure 0f Jieadache, ionstipation rn
the ind irestion. tn" hlectnc Hitters. J-.nlire
1... satisfaction mianuittHHl, or money re
1 1 I . . ... 1...1..4
tuiHieo. rnreiwis. aim e iie ;u
IM. Fntslman's Dnig .Vtoa.
out of 14 iu Dubois county,
Mayor of Huntinchurg, and
Uerkof the Circuit Court, have
I'aid iu tlie following sums this month collected by them as fines durillu tho nnwt uiv numtliy in the
flinty Treasurer. Several other
Jstices in the countv otmht to
piri accoruniL' lo law.
re-
kntiz Kckert, Clerk C. C. . ,!f(J 15.00 at Toronto, Out.,
f. Kin M, Kis!
Kailroad KxcursioiiM.
St. Imuv. Mo. Photocranher's Ass'n
of America, July 24 to tit.
On account of the meeting of the Hapists Young Peoples Cnioti of Anierint
at
exeiirsion ticKcts
. Zocllor l,.i.r T 1 18 An one fare for the round tnp, will Ik? sol
. - " Ulti.'irVil 1J k M T rJ m- v m m a a mm .1 1 111 1 Lfl 1 , . .1 .. . . . ....
v f 1 . ' i.iiiiv 11. 1 anu in. in.oi l-uiuk u
r ...lK ilnie of sale, and retuniimr up to July
1 . ' . .
Xo letter aid to digestion. Vi l.tt.T mre for dvsiHisi:i.
Xi.tirmir more reliatde for biliousness
and iHtntination than DeW itt s 1.111
Karlv Risers, the famous little pill
Friedman
A Stoukiiousk of I.vkonmation. This is an age of Encyclopedias, and their value is not to be questioned, but tho average person is far too busy to spend time in poring over encyclopedias, and will consult a dictionary a hundred times to an encyclopedia once. Nor will
much be lost either, if the die.a I I V
tionary is wkiistkh's inteknational Dictio.vaky, whicli contains
a wealth of information, making it
really an encyclopedia, condensed
it is true, hut all the more valuable
or that very reason
In fact, tllO IXTEHNATlOXALShoilld
)C considered a necessity in every
amilv (though the style in which it
is presented makes it a luxury as
well), and a saving of three cents
day for a year will provide more
than enough money to purchase it.
The publishers, G. it C. Merriam
Co., of Springfield, Mass., cheer-
ully send free a prospectus con aining specimen pages, which in it
self is well worth a careful reading.
BucklenH Arnica Salve.
The liest Salve in the world for cuts.
1 1 .
muses, sores, infers, sail rneuni, lever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Wk' '1 r m
A Peculiar Stage
of the Game
corns, and all skm eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay reqnireu.
It is iruaranteed to iive perfect satisfac
tion or monev refunded. Price 25 cents
erbox. For sale bv Martin rnedman. April 1st, ISiM-ly. Portersville Pointers. Hot and drv, needing rain very
bad. j
The only way our merchants will
buv goods now is on delivery.
The discussions that are heard on
the street corner at present are of tlie perils of the government; how
long shall it last? Until Christ shall reign.
. Henrv Rudolph, aired 71)
years, is very low with heart paraly- and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
i a. Y . 'S
sis. Mens' and isoys' iteimy
Mr. Robertson anu daughter
Tho situation is almost as peculiar vrith us just now. Too many g(xds. Shall we carry them over ? ftOl Low prices shnll causo our stock to melt away like ice under a Summer 6u u. It's your opportunity. The Popular Store of S. KUEBLER, Weit Side of Public Square, Jasper,- - Indiana REMOVAL SALE! Preparatory to removal to the new, large and commodious building of the I. 0. R. M., I will offer for the Next 30 Days My entire stock of goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats
his was a night of instructions.
A verv severe accident occurred a
- . Tt. .1. Ill T
ew uavt! atro 10 tncie A.iey ran
ther, while watering his mules. The mules became frightened at the well bucket, ITncle Alley got en-
unirledm the harness, and was
dragged for some distance, lacerat
mir his hands and back, rso frac
tures were reported.
Our live stock dealer, Mr. Wm. I. Nicholson, brought in a fine
oad of swine one dav last week.
On his arrival he called to his wife
o come out and see his fine hog a verv fine one.") Raising the
sack from his shoulder, not hearing
the voungster squeal, he immedi
ately untied the sack and found
the brute had irot out of a very
small hole. Tii'-I'O-tkd.
Hetty, just returned home from Huntingburg, where they have been visiting for a few days. Our people report a good time with their neighbors the -1th, and they had plenty in their baskets. Remember the lawn party on the 21st. We are glad that our neighbors are getting loyal enough to not violate our national birthday laws, but it was hard on the boys. Tluy could hardly stand it until they got
home.
Services Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
y new A. u. ineucuii; aiso, ai o
m., by Kev. I', li. uisnian. Johnny.
Ireltad likliafs.
F. Jeffry preached a very
Saturday
er. Mavnr Hunti'urir. 10.00 ait. und inav tw extended iiikii amdica-
J' Drash, .1.1. Patoka Tn., 17.00 Hon to agent at Toronto up to Sept. 15.
.MX.. . Ihir i iinnTn 111 (Kit For Stiniiirs rouiuaiii rarK .ssemuiv,no
F. Hate bffi.ri.n Tti 40 00 t Wareaw, Ind., ticket will lie sold at .ucs, Jtlterson 1 p., . . . .4d.UU one.faro tor ,,1 trip July 17 to Atipist I -i I,, 1 1" I . . 1 a t . 1 m a .a l.k
I IUI. Vi HMl rt'LIUIllIlK Uli Ul CHI Vt I Vi
Duff Doings.
Weather hot and dry. Ice cream supier every
evening.
Strikes are the order of the (fay.
If a few of the money Harens and
Shvlocks were struck by proper
legislation it would he better lor the country. j
C. Ruiniiiel, of the Saw Mill Co., farted for his former home in
Whitley county and is tied up at
Terre Haute. ...
Wheat harvest is m full blast;
the golden stuff is not turning out as well as was exacted. No won
der! onlv 42c ler bushel.
Senator Hill is out of the Hazzci-
dazzle! He ought to be out oi me
V S. too.
C. H. Osborn, the present Demoerniic nominee for Assessor of Pato
ka township, will in August make an extended tour through the South
.mil West.
The platform on Rock Crick built purposely for dances should tirt'd with the injunction, build
1 - . ..thikMt
niorp. uancea every ireiu
Ll.nnld m condemned, but il it
niust go on let it he done decently
aud in good order. mixlu.
Rev. ,1
interestinir discourse at the M. r..
church on Sunday last.
Mr. Jim Blackwell, from the
Southern Insane Hospital, who has
been visiting his mother, returned
to Evansville this week
Miss Minnie Circene spent Friday
and Saturday in Princeton visiting
friends.
Mrs. Lou Pierce, of Huntingburg,
accompanied by her little ones, are
i m' .Mrs. II. is. btewart tins
--a
week.
Mr. C. P. Brown'. smiling face is ain seen in our midst, and one
heart is made happy by its appear
ance.
Quite a number of our young
noonlft attended the basket dinner
at Hillsboro last Sabbath.
The Social given at Mr. W. B Morgan's was an enjoyable affair.
The summer heat on last Sunday was very oppressive. It became too warm for a certain young gentleman
of our town and he was seen wend ing his way northward to enjoy i cooler clime.
The I. 0. O. F. and I), of R
veil! .five a rub he Installation m
.Masonic Grove on the evening o
inie 'Jlst. A cood nroirrani lias
eeii nrenared and plenty of re
reshments will be served on the 'round. "If yer want a gude time
ver better come."
The contract for the cable line
cnnlrnn of 111 last WCCkS' 1SSUC, IS
' ' . - r ll f
i inn to be civenas ioiiows: ueu
oral Manauer, Mr. W. II. l.reene
ilmrtnrs. Lee Cave and Ctirran
Adams: Conductor, C. V. urown
The General Manager says he wants
it so amumed that there will be no
danger of a strike, and that it may run dailv. It is to lie a through
train, no stoppage at the street crossings whatever. It will start
at earlv sunrise ana run umu seen bv the twinkling light of the
Kvknino Stak.
Boone Township Trust7
Notice. The undersigned, Tnistee of Hoone
towhwhip, Dubois eoimty, hereby pivea ;
notice that lie will attend to an ousiness i
pertaining to tlie omce oi J nisiee, ai ihm residence 1 l'S milen ponth-east of Portersville. on SatunlavH of each week, and re
quests all persotiH having township business to present it on Saturday. Citizens
esinng Ixhjkh iroin me lownpiup j.i-
mm, are notiliel mat nie j.iorarj- is J ... . ti . :n..
ept ov in. .lciiarnn, in loneravme. Henkv 11. HiiKiiiESiiAi'dii, Tnistee. May 18, 181W-y.
Made Clothiiiß at Greatly Reduced Prices. The enemy of Low Prices (The Credit System) will be discontinued. Goods will be sold strictly for cash or its equivalent. Thanking our friends for past favors, we solicit a continuance of their patronage, now that we Offer Goods at h Sacrifice. ärCoine, See and be Convinced. JOHN P. NORMAN. IitKi.ANn, June 22, 1894.
W. L. Douclas
$3 SHOE.'..
IS THE BEST.
UEAKINS
And oUwr fpMtaMM tm
GcnOerarn. La4lea, oy Best in tkt Wtrid. Bf dracrlptlra drartlaMeat wkkb ppmn la Uta ppr. ISlUt On bTla( W. Im
DOUGLAS BUSKS. Wltk BaaM Md prU
uapwl bottMt. BoU kr
JOHN A. SEK3IERSHEIM, Jasper, Indiana. July 13. 1 5 mo.
I
The Largest And est Popular Price Show In America.
The Great Eastern Shows
-COMBINED WITH-
jjJ y y y y W m Wa.
Earopean Menage
rii, Mm & Trained Äiiul Eipitin!
AVILL EXHIBIT AT
JASPER- MONDAY, JULY
Dr.
JASPEIl, INDIANA.
Ofllce Hnurii A. M 13". b
-Miike Spocliilty of tlin Trt'ittmcnt of DUoausodlie Nervous System, uml the Cure oC the Alcohol lUlilt. Julyl3,,S4f.
QUEEN, the WG ELKPIIANT and Her Tiny Baby!. ....... ' Prof. Jacobs, the World's Greatest Aornaut, will make a llalloon Ascension and Parachute Leap from the bhow Grounds. ..... . Positivelv no old net introduced ! A popular move by a popular show! Attractions increased and admission reduced to bed rock.. . . . . . A new attractions Real Live Gorilla, the most human of all animals I A Herd of Camels and Dromadaries, including Pete, the ; B nby Cainel,
. . only 5 weeks old. A complete pienagcne . . .
st Kquestnan in tne worm. vui. wi,
Prof. Showers' Trouje 01 rcr-
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