The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 2

I WE HAVE? Just Recivbd TS WABtigatog awd i8 Main Staia. Pellltlnrors. (' The following were drawn as pettii jurors for the December term of the circuit court: Alfred Hall, Alexander Thomas, John Brownfield, Portage; Isaac Ocker, Yarren Oliver Stuckey, Clay; Robert Kennedy, Harris; Iliram Jackson, Center; Frederick 'Charlejs G. Towle, Vincent Bulla, Joseph Davis, Greene. To Keep Pork' Sweet Tear.

Here is a method of packing' plrk that will make some work, but Iheif it will keep the pork so that it is awlet and palatable: Prepare a brine fhs strong As boiling water and pure salt will make it ana keep it at or near the boiling point As soon as the porkf is dressed cat it for packing. The flanks and thin parts may be left in pieces somewhat broad if desired, but the thick parts should be in dices not more two inches between the cut-. Have vour barrels or packing tubs prepared beforehand. Pat as much pork into the boiling brine as it will conveniently hold and let it lie in the hot brine from three to five minutes, according to the thickness and size of the pieces. Take it out of the brine and pack it into (be tub or barrel; repeat till the pork is all in.

Then pour in the brine hot and put on weights to! keep the pork from floating. 1 Pompeii. 4 Excavations at1 Pompeii prove tbe city to have been one of the most fashionable and beantiful of Roman summer resorts, and but for the eruptiop it might have remained so to this day As with Pompeii, so with thousandLof people who have beauty of form And feature. They might always be lad-mired but for the eruption, that mades the face unsightly, and betrays the presence of scrofula, virulent blood Koiaons, or general debility. There! is 1 but one remedy that positively cures these affections, and that remedy IsPr-Pierces Golden Medical Discoveryjflt is the best known tonic, alterative, tnd resolvent.

It speedy cares pimples, blotches, liver spbts, and all diseases arising from impoverished or impure blood. It also cares dyspepsia, 4tnd regulates the livr and bowels. Sold by druggists. 1 i Itching Pile. The symtoma are moisture, like per piratien, intense! itching, increased by scratching, very distressing, particularly at night as if were crawling in and about the rectum, the private parts are sometimes affected; if allowed to continue, veryj serious results may follow.

Dr, Swaynes all healing ointment is a pleasant sure cure, I Home Cures. -We were great sufferers from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as above described, the use of Swaynes Ointment in a short time made a perfect cure. I J. W. Christ, Boot Shoo 1 house, 844 N.

2d T. O. Weyman, Hatter, 8 Eighth street, Philada. Reader, if you are suffering from this distressing complaint, or tetter, itch, scald head, ring worm, barbers i(ch, scab any crasty, scaly skin eruption, Use ALr D. MILLER, Editor.

TUESDAY EVENING. NOV, 1378. ADDITIONAL LOtl.lt SHUM. Crockett i on Ihe sick Ml H. M.

list again. A. J. Hatfield baa returned 'from hie western trip. -4- Mr.

Richard Kelley' condition remains about the same. 1 1 1 A child of Peter Talbot, in the Fourth ward, has diphtheria. The best quality of examination paper or legal cap at the Tribune store and a blotter in in each package free. 1 Tt Rev. J.

H. Stover, preaches this in the old evening, church on Harris prairie. A large line of toilet sets and vases just received at the 8t.j Nicholas dollar store. No. 62 Michigaik street.

92t3 -j A calm and quiet spirit of sweet "rest pervades the public and justice courts of the city. (F Dont go home to supper to-night, but stop and get it at Prices Theatre, and help the poor. The country road are said to be next i to impassable, made sd by the frequent rains. Our city streets are not far behind. Anybody can afford an over-coat when Moses Livingston at 194 Michigan street, are selling them at 14 each, Frank Gregg Is not so well to-day, although Dr.

Kcttring has not yet lost confidence In hia1 ultimate recovery. Mr. Oolfax left this morning for In dianapolis to atjend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and before his return will lecture at Ladoga. 1 --1 The man who goes fo a 1 tfarty and wears his overshoes down into the I parlors has no language to express his i A large line of work baskets, ship ping bags and standard baskets at the St. Nicholas dollar store, NO.

'92 Mich lgan street 1 92d3t Ex-Street Commiss his well known ponj man: on Saturday for the same day John Baz Rupel for his son. Kings self rising buck-wheat flour at Tobias Sterns- oner Zigler traded to John Hart-s large horse and sold the pony to his consent to thej payment! of these claims out ef her personal eatatf, but was unsuccessful. I. A Co. allege that his crooked ways bae de-frauled thejr house' to the extent of $1, 800, an investigation into which will be had to-day or to-morrow.

I iThe JWef-Ocean ays: "He was before Justice Jlahaes yesterday. The cases in whllh 8haj and Kilduff and I. P. Far-nun! are plaintiffs, were dismissed, owing some informality in the papers. Fresh warrants were immediately issued, and the prisoner rearrestedj At last accounts, the case of fihay and Kilduff vs.

Callaghan was proceeding, The prisoners statement that his wife was sick, on which he obtained continuance of the cases, is reported ta be false. Per- contra Word was received here to day'that John Callaghan beat them on every point and thkt the parties were willing to cbm promise with him, or at least some pf them for 20 cents on the iLr, i I I i The Chicago Times accuses Callaghan of manufacturing the story about bis wifes Jsickmss in order to create sympathy, says that she was in nstice Haines court yesterday. If 1 Nortb Liberty Township Instlmte. The first meeting of the Liberty township teachers institute i was held In! North Liberty on Saturday, and not- withstanding the' inclemency of the weathernearly all the teachers were; present Soon after 10 oclock Trustee! Cole called the1 meeting order and proceeded to effect a permanent organi-j cation for jthe school yearj with the fol- lowing1 result: President, JW. H.

Hostetler; Lina juinks; com! mlttee on! assignment, S. llar bough andJ. jCovenej; committee off resolutions, L. M. Houser and O.I Whitmer, i The institute then engaged In a disf Cusslon to what might be considered a Reasonable excuse for not attending these meetings.

i I pn motion of D. H. Snoke, the com! mlttee on assignments was requested to arrange a programme for to-day. Oq motion th4 president appointed S. Snoke to read a selection, i 1 The1 committee having reported, i Snoke gave hie views on the object institutes.

He was followed by Lj Houser on The First Day of School this subject led to an animated discus-! sion on the practice of turning pupils back each kerm to the first lessons in the text-bopk; the majority seeming to favor the practice. i A motion was then made to finish the business of the meeting before adjournment; thereupon D. H. 8noke asked land received an excuse from further at-tendance to-day. 1 1 A discussion off How to Govern Largis Pupils was Introduced by the president and participated "in by several of, the teachers.

W. Whitmer; then took up the to which he handled in his usual spirited jThe committee on resolutions presented the following tResolved, That we instruct the secretary to communicate the proceedings of this institute to the Booth Bend Tribune and to the Walkerton Visitor, jf The committee on assignment reported the programme for next meeting as follows: L. M. Houser, school government! W. E.

Gushwa, rules; W. C. Whitmer, the infinitive; 1. 8. Irvin; inverting the division 8.

E. Snoke, reading; D. H. Snoke, writing; Miss Hinks, proportion, jj. Oi civil government, (Ex.

Chas. L. Har-bongh, the honn 1 (The minutes of the meeting were then read and corrected, after which the institute adjourned to meet in four Weeks at 9:10 a. m. I I Mr.

H. Hostetier, Pres, I Lina HiNks, Secy. i i 1 I I ftobieripiloBi 1 For any newspaper or magazine at club rates, by'H. O. Bond, assistant postmaster.

Apply at i the post office, South Bend, Ind. Great Reduction RICES ON IN FURNITiU 1 AT C. LIPHARTjS Furniture Store 122 M1CUI6AIV 8 All who are in want of anything in the Fnrnitnre line should call and examine the handsome goods which heis offer-1 ing at extremely low prices, This Furniture is all of his own manufacture! POSE AT I0WEST PBICE3. UfJDERTAK ijrnc. In all its branches promptly) attended to.

Coffins of different etses and styles kept on band. Also peadv mads hhrouda, I 1 Grand Concert, In and op rnE I Masonic Temples Opera House Fnnl -AT f- FOR' 330002 WAYNE, II Lbor QOf .070. Tiokets to this concert, besides entitling the holder to admission, will also entitle tb.rn to any award falling to the numbr said holders ticket whether or not they attend itha concert. 1 I I 1 he awards are worth thoJ serioui consideration of the publio. i 1, Titax a ax -f Thirty-six fPieces of Real Estate Consisting of -0-acre pioes and citjf lots of sggragatl value of 130,000,00.

20 first-class pianos MSSMSSHM.I 40 first-class organ 80 first-class sewing Gold and silver; watches sJs sne. Solid gold and Silver articles Silver plated goods. Mounted diamonds in pins, rings, and ladles Fine costly clocks and Oil paintings stool ensrravings, ehro- mos and Prsnoh mirrors. 4,000.00 Fine elothing, boots and 10,000.00 Beautiful china and dinner sets.orna- mented vases (extra fine) 4.. Beautiful ohambersets, and full dinner and tea sets.Cgrsnite Ofltf seeeow oeassseee.beeewSbeeeoeyo 5.000.00 Valuable miscellaneous articles inolud- 1 ing fine household T.5QO.OO i 810,000.000 Attention of the public Is also calls 4 to the magnitude of this project being no loss than thousand articles of tie actual value bf 1 ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.

all of which Is clearly set forth in a small pamphlet. which may bo obtained by addressing the secretary at Fort Wayne- Therein will bo found the laulablo object of the scheme, and many names of parties endorsing and favoring the project. 1 A single ticket Is liable to realise ti the fortunate holder a handsome return on the investment. the prloe bf whioh is only Ono Dollar, TUere arel Fortunes In them I JtlUY ONE! After th distribution there' wij bs TEN THOUSAND happier people in the sforld than there were before. ii 1 HE ONE OP TnE.M i i J.

An examination swill prove our scheme to bo on of tho- i i Broadest, Grandest Most Beneficial distributions oier devised 1 Tiokets and pamphlet can be! obtained by addressing i WM. LVNK, Seerstary of Grand Coneert( i Foit Watmb, Id. THE GREAt ENGtISH REMEDY GRAYS BPECIFIOHEDICINE TRAD? MARK. Is eepecially THAPfe as an un- failing enr for Seminal 4 Spsrmator- 7. rhea, laps- y' tency and all Vs diseases such venal Lsssitudsjpain in th Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature 4 old ago and many other diseases that lea to Insanity, consumption and a Premature Grave, all of which as a rule are first caused by fdeviatlng from the path of nature and ovsr indulgence, Th Bpeclfio Medicine is the result of a lifo study and many- Sears of oxporionoo in treating these special iseasea.

I 1 Full particulars in our pamphlets. Vhloh desire to send free by mail to every ope. Tho Specific Medicine is sold by all Druggists at tl per paokste, or six packages for 5, or will sent by mail on reoeipt of the money by addressing i 1 THE GRAY MEDICINE No, 10 Mechanics' Block.1 Detroit, Mich. ASold in South Bend, Ind. bj D.

M. Coonley, Cushing A ana Dr. Ran. and by all druggists svsrywhor. 311505yl Still Progressing.

M. I1EEY St 1 1 Have not only improved Plated G1 Caskets, but have a article of Embalming Fluid, to preserve Corpses in a safe condition; Jthe best yet known. Also a Cooling-board ind Canopy for faying out the dead in a tasteful manner, i A Great vari-ety of Wood Caskets, Cases, and Coffins Burial Robes of various grades fori all. Wo guarentoo to plbaso in iprioos and attention, sli those who will favor ns with a call. Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, and a variety of other gware at bottom Prieeby Ware-room next door to J.

Hj Keedy office, Michigan St. 1 Direct from the Manufacturers i and Elegant Line tf a New Of Very Superior Virtue- 1 1 Also Immense Additions to Carefully Selected and COMPLETE STOCK OF I 1 5 AND MEDICI1M 1 i In tlie NorlU West Ml' Strictly Pure Goods AND THE LOWEST PRICES. COOWLEYS Comer Michigan and Was! lisgtoi Streets. CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS COMPLETE STOCK -o SO EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. S' 1 -o 1 WE INTEND TO MAE 1 THE CLOAK TRADE 1 A SPEOIALTj'Z' And went every-Lady to see our Cloaks before purchasing, Sterns'! Bil OS.

South Bend. Ootober 3, 1873. I 1 A GOLD MEDAL has been awarded at the Paris of 1878 to 1 1 CLARKS noiKTo Beet SIX-CORD SPOOL COTTON. Is celebrated for being STRONG, 'ELASTIC, and of UNIFORM 5 It has been awarded MEDALS at the great Expositions, from th first at Paris, in 1855, to the Centennial at In 1876. In thie country CLALKM O.

N. T. SPOOL COTTON Is widely known In all sootlons for its Superior Exeeleney in Machine and Hand Sewing. Their Mills Is at Newark, N. and Paisley.

Scotland, are th largest and molt eomplet In the world. The entire process of manufacture is conducted under the most complete end careful supervision, and they claim for their American production at least an equal merit to that produced in Paisley Mills, As! NO FRIZES were awarded at Parir for SPOOL Cotton, they are glad to announce to the American Public that they have been awarded a GOLD MEDAL, being the highest award given for Six-Cord Spool Cotton. 1, Georp i CM Blotter, SOLE AGENTS, 400 Broadway, New York. I Mrs. M.

C. Pitman, Practical Drespaker, 1 1 Has opened Rooms over Cushing Cos Drug Store, Where she is prepared lo do Gutting. and! Fitting'- 1 1 In the most approved style. She solicits the patronage of the public, confident she can give satisfaction. i The ladies who have the BUpper table at the Harvest Home festival to-night, 'I have added hot baked beans to the cuisine and those who Come promptly oclock will have this delicious Boston dish hot from th oven.

The last number Of I the New York Mutio Trade Review contains an; admirable full length portrait of I August Wilhelmj, the distinguished violinist. The Review is decidedly the beat musical journal published on this continent. Published at 867 Broadway N. Y. Moses Livingston Co.

94 Michigan street, have just placed on their counter 1,000 over-coats, of fall 'and winter styles and grades, which they ax1 selling at lower prices than can be made at-any other house in -All other goods in proportion, Mayor Tong has one 5 of the neatest, most systematically arranged private law 'office In this or any other city. He has lately given the" room a thorough renovating, calsomining, varnishing, and has added new furniture and a handsome Brussels carpet to the floor. Our mayor believes In system, a place for everything and everything in its place, and his office a model in this respect. D.W.Russ&Go. 1 I I 1 I i I 143 Uiehigan Street, SELL.

TUC BIB 1G hewing Tolacco. Iso ie Following Ilrands of Golden Crown, 9 Everybodys Eriem refection, Luxury, i Life, I 1 IVilson Champion, Little John, Elegantes, Little Cornelia, Silver Crown, 0 II By the Box or Thousand. LM 1 1 4 fi 1 -f My Goal la Prepared With il ji BREEDS i1 ji Chemical Compound! 1 I Is fl1 li (IFire King,) at a large expense 1 to me, which I eecuredor the benefit of my 'customer! I Jj Hereof ir all Cbal told by mej al retail will be prepared with this COMPOUND without extra charge, thereby reduce my pro jitper ton, but expect lo be reimbursed by target sales. Remem ht it costs you nothing to test it j- ITS ADVANTAGES ARE; i It prsvsnts th ssoap of all poisonous Gases, bscauss it entirely oonsumos will mke the Coal last one-fourth longer, increases th heating power one fourth. It prevents Clinker formation.

You can readily see that it does burn the Gas (which otherwise escapes unignited.) by noticing the flame whioh is much increased in volamo. and burns tike wood. If Gas escapes from your stov furnace, TUT IT. til If you want a bright cheerful fire, tet it. I If you wgnt to roauoe your, coal bill tut it.

I jl ALL KINDS OF Goal and Woody CONST ANTLY OK HAND. i E. CHAPIN, 1 -1 if 13f Michigan: Street. 1 F. COPELAND, ATTORNEY- at -LAW, I 1 1 MOUTH; BKND.

1 OFFICE oVer Tribune Store on Washington St. A1l legal businera, oonysysneing EtoH promptly attended to. 348wsdly i 8 Waynes ointments and be cured. Sent by mail to any address on receipt of price, (in currency or postage stamps) 50 cents a box, three boxes $1.25. Address Dr.

-Swayne Son, 330 Sixth street, Philadelphia. INo charge for advice. Sold by leading druggists. Sold by Cushing Co. $30 HISS HUMMEL, DRESSMAKER, Dior? Prepared I TO -'DO Pall ancT Winter; Wo: k.

SHE IS SUPPLIED WITH, HEW and HAND SO HE BTYLE3, And would bs pleased to have her friend! and cuetomera call and tee them at her rooms, 169 nichlgan Street. T9m2 lira. W. "VanDorn, I i 9 Drcsi Linker SOUTH BEID, i 1 South-east corner of hlichigfm Jefferson Streets. -j Calico Suits made for 7b cents to $1.00.

Other wears equally cheap, ranted to give satufactiom 'All work (war-J 14G6tf. Llalxinrr. r. If E. 1 Adams Ila removed to the North-east of the jPoat- Marke office, on beep tbe Latest Spring street, where she will 1 Styles of Patterns -AT J.

HALF PRICE. Also ihe makes a cpeciality of teaching die Tatlor System of Daias Cutting atr eagim- able rates. Dreste eat. fit and made on jshert notice. All work saarenteed to fit.

S15qdlf- UIRTflR spring ater-sAt Kill II II For toe care of Scrofula, Ertflp- 1U I till eigf bait Rheum, Liver Complaint, Dropsy. Dripepeia and Kidney Cotn-plainta. It is eepecially recommended for Female Complaints, each ee Leucorrhoea or Whites, Painful or Sappreesed MenetrRatnn. Its effects in many (pieee are felt almost immediately, From 5 to 10 gallons will generally show its effects in the most stubborn case. De ears and obtain and read the circulars and be governed by directions they contain.

Parties u-ing a reasonable amount of Water for any of tbe above mentioned complaints, after giving it athorough trial and receiving no benefit the money will be refunded. Call for circulars et J. Ksnkiys, South Bend, who keeps the Water for sal at 50 cts.a gallon, S5mo i Newton Lenharr and Daniel Wint-wood, proprietors of opposition auction stores, through some disagreement arising from an exchange of goods, grew wroth, and from high and angry words, the men came to blows, or rather Lenharr came np to meet a blow from Wintwoods fit. The result was an assault and battery case before Justice Palmer, this afternoon, in which Wint-wood was fined $3 and costs, I amounting to $6.15. The Callaghan Canes In Chicago The case of John Callaghan was np again in Chicago yesterday.

I The Chicago Tribune' of to day says of it: "He was arraigned before Justice Haines at the Instance of Shay, Kilduff who allege that he fraudulently obtained $1,700 worth of goods from them upon a recent occasion. For some technical informality jin the warrant he was discharged, but rearrested jmm'ediately, and upon the conclusion pi the examination was held in bonds of $1,000 for his future appearances Hia wife, a very genteel-appearing lady, Who is said to be wealthy was present during the trial and endeavored to procure I if 1 Where Are Ton Gotnr i Why, over oh Washington street, north side of the court 1 house square, where we can buy all kinds of meats better 'and cheaper than at any other place I in the city, The, enraged butchers who are using their utmost endeavors to have Waisners cheap meat market removed from the street. But the people say no, you have bulldozed us long by charging us extravagant price for your meats. We will now bfiy1 from Waisner, who has j- been selling hia meats from his market in the Fourth ward from two to three cents cheaper for the last year, than you have sqld to us. dtf A Meat Eater I 1 Tr(Uh (and Soberness, What is fthe best family medicine in the world to regulate the bowels, purify the blood, remove costiveness and and digestion and stimulate the wbble system i 4 Truth and soberness compels us) tq answer, Hop Bitters, being pure, perfect and harmless.

Bee Truths in another column. i I i.