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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-04
NEWS ITEMS.

CAPTURE OF MAxIMILIAN-A letter from
the American Consul at Monterey confirms the
capture of Macmillan. In the reply of Presi-
dent Juarez to Minister Campbell he recounts
the grievances of his party at the conduct of
Maximilian; justi6es the previous executions,
and declines to promise the safety of Macmillan
in the event of his capture.
MONTREAL, May 2S-Hon Jefferson Davis
remains secluded that no one has seen him to
identity him on the street.
pa~ The Southern Baptist convention, at its
last session, named Saturday before the fourth
Sunday in June as a day of general prayer
and humiliation throughout the southern
church.
CAPT. j. N. MAFFITT-We are pleased to
announce that this distinguished gentleman and
eminent officer has returned to the United
States. He has recently been in the service of
the Brazilian Government, but feeling that he
might securely return to America, has resigned
bis commission and is now in Washington.
CoLoRED JURoRs-In Houston, Texas, the
other day, In empanneling jury, very large
number of the freedmen of the city said frankly
that they, being Southern men, could not take
the oath required by General Grifho's orders
The presiding judge, however, told them that
they were not citizeus until 1866, and any act
prior to that of hostility, voluntary or involun.
'ary, would not disqualify them
President JOHNSON AS A GODFATHER
The pastor of the Evangelical church at New
Holstein, Wisconsin, writes the President as
follows GA member Of the church over which
l preside as pastor has requested me to direct
his humble petition to your Excellency, the
granting of which would fill his heart with un-
utterable joy and everlasting gratitude Furgen
| Theede, respectable German citizen, and for.
merly of the town of New Holstein, is so
blessed BY an Almighty Providence, that 10 a
most happy union with his wife, Emile Nee.
born, seven hearty boys were born to them in
uninterrupted succession, "a follows: LIST. Johann
Wilhelm Theede, born October 9th, 1859; I'd,
Michael Friedrich Theede, born January 9Th,
1861; Sd, Hannan, born March Goth, 1862;
4th, Heinrich, born May 18th, 1868; 5th, Fur.
gen, born September 18th, 1864; 9Th, Gustav,
born January 10th, 1866; 7th and last, born
/ March 18th, 1867. As now in the old country,
from which be emigrated to the United States,
| It is time -honored custom that the sovereign
ruler of the country allows his name to be en-
tered on the baptismal register as sponsor to the
| seventh boy born in uninterrupted succession
| 10 the same family, Mr. Tbeede, in his love and
| confidence to the President of his new Father
land, makes bold to petition your Excellency to
kindly take upon you this Christian duty, and
allow your name to be entered upon said register
as one of the sponsors of the newly born baby. "
The President has consented that his name shall
be recorded as Sponsor as requested.
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Medical Notice.

DR. J. M MILLER and DR. J. B. JONES have
formed copartnersbip for the practice of Medicine
and Surgery. DR.. Jones will attend to patients
during the disability of DR.. Miller.
Charlotte, May u, 1867.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-04
SECOND GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Brem, Brown & Co.'S
DRY GOODS STORE.


We are receiving Second Stock of new Goods.
Our goods were bought at the most favorable time,
there has been great decline in goods in the
last few weeks, which will enable US to sell goods
cheaper than those houses who selling at cost,
and in addition have a and desirable stock
Of fresh goods. To Wholesale cash buyers we will
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-04

BS- A fight occurred at Danville, Va, be-
tween the colored members of the United States
Burial Corps and the negroes of Danville. Bricks
aad pistols were freely used. The Burial Corps
were driven out of town. Two men we're
wounded, one on each side.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-04

Mrs. Downing's beautiful poem, "Memorial
Flowers" has been arranged as a song or duet
and Sc. to music in New Orleans. The music
is by NJ. Coote, and is dedicated to the memory
of .Our Dead Heroes"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-04
GOOD CALICOES.

Warranted fast colors at l24 cents per yard. Good
yard wide Bleached and Brown Shifting at l2l
cents per yard.
Nav 27, 1867 2w BREM, BROWN & CO.
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May 81, 1867
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

of h,s duty, snj make him ssriduons In his
,sriuus s,udiss We ere awsr. Ibis mode
wisI meet with various objections. snd. 10
deed who can adopt one which would not
meet them Many kind. good old parents,
whose hesds ue softer Than their b srs. 4.
srgue that this 10 depfiving the popil Of he
exercise and recreation. and thereby csus-
ing physical dsrsngemen, o. the sysssm.
Bot they would be better ID physically DE-
ranged than mentally 80. II ,hese kind
indu gen parents would dischssge ,aeir da'y
10 wsrd ,heir children sDd 'eschss bv ins'iIl
ling cosree, ard Wholesome psiociplss in'"
ths minds and hesrs of their chihlse". snd
10y visiting The school - oiis. - dn,y re-
qnires. then their children would rarely tail
to be prepared for recitation And III
lt.mcher would he spsred 'he ch.grn and
pssp'sxi,y oi MUD u which be he % Isrsr
q portion 10 endure.
We have now given our method OF torn
joys clsss, IN one branch. ard W proceed
eimIa win 'he osnts os~"cheS' u"''
.nr .c.onl l. orgsnE,d- We next proceed
10 publ,sh our rules ~hich are,
l., M schoi-r shall bs psssai,iel 20 sci
cr d.isce sny of the seho"I iu'n,'urs. o'
!, school hruse. ~ mas.ing Win p-nciis "'
kntves thereon.
1 2nd. NJ one 10 pes.nh'sd 20 vsve 'h'
a--k during school hcu.s, exrrpi by PR
ni-siun.
3,d. Pmaae swearing and indrcorou
iangn ~ are .ific.ly prohibited.
2 an ID, thst which c.musoa ssnse an
con~ci nre dc's,s 70 be righ, end proper a
= slI 'm-s.
Asii ~ ~ q g'sn' .ioIs'icn q sry on
\ ui th,se fulr. d-msnds aud receives cofp"'
- pu"s-hmsnt
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( Fcom The AMI slavery Slsedsrd. Dec. 30 ]
IMPEACHMENT.
What il is expected 70 accomplish
ltrle Very plan talk.

What it is expected 70 accomplished
litrls Very plan talk.
W. ,o,cn. d las ,~ssk o. come consiie'.
.,rns ~h IN show fsh. valu- vf an 10.
!. s.hm-.t u ,hv President .ven u shsr,
s.r. Ii ~ hpps h IS rc.uliine 10 con
'vicu a. Dut sb.sr are to vsrv pressing
s..sons ~hy every IN = should ae made "
-ecu,e convis son. Every "nt' sisvrss
man r.m.nu. % what q drad :0sk a. ~
p,o.rs-s the Sapf.w- Court o. ~ Jnr-c
IN s,.s hG- b..n 10 nGes psst ludgrs.
lap,o,.,ra b,a rro ,i~vrsy TX sus.ss, -
li~yt 4 i,um ~. M.ss ro'svrvauve riss-
Ia !di.a ihrir .iicrs Ior NE. I'D growing
On ~ sns mose io.sii each yssf o. ncssus.
lag 49,. 80 ,n .hust \. v~solu'ioo seem
~ sbi- II, resi- 'h,ir sao~iu' fo~~'.
T,-dsy Tho, spn.e Cut s'snds tnr SANE
mnovasl. cs.,sclr i. our p-,h
Lie understood ~, NV judges out o.
H. nine suppar, ,se P.rsidea'. !, = ss'o
,ha, they o.si ID. year ego. that ih
n h.n.e I'd os,h" ~n- upconsu'u'ional. and
al that tns q let Jss NJ. cUJ d. va q
ldelsy the sns,nsi sanuui cement ~ the O..
,i.,on. Onr 81 those Judgrs appointed o.
ILucoin shss j.ir+d the enemy. Thss 80
oi ih,rrs u m aimvri insosn,oun'sbe bar
|ser i, soms messufvs ~nich aie iad'spems-
sbie 10 .ay sfe "a permanent rrc.ns rue
I,,on. Bu, IN men srs mosss'. T~o .
Lrse judy. sssr very oId,cs otter nfrm y
.lheahh. i l. vtry probable 'h@' Mr. John
-on nay. within I've yssrs, hsve 'hr 1P
\ poinsm.n, ~ two Js ges. psrnaps mere
Oi course his nominations sre snhjc I,
, The G-nsns's approval. but We az kn"~ y
4 my s.lrc, @ea of fsr tspa's'io' bu' ~ed
| ld.d 70 ms policy. when !, would % IMP 4
be 10 psfven, tue Senate from co'h q
l,se.
VI Suca 10 one ci the dangers Of leaving
lseb.l Al the head of tie Gossrnmro' Y
fl,~o vsass more. We mr. and PrcbASl
!, sh ID have IN. Ssps-m C,Sst rrinfa'cs
/. Isila fsesh. young b'osd, 20 let ano,h'
4 quarter o. : century, end be sl~avs ~
rlrsiuge of sbvs-s snd me foe q pr"errs
III, he esimss hsve give" ss sofirr'
/. crouad- 10 semov Ps~d-.t Jahnso" -
L1avrst shIs mcme.sous danger, u l. ico
.t,h.sdy, Il 10 msdnsss. 20 Issvr 'he cfimi"
/. lun,.s chrd end ron I, these risks.
i. These is yes sno,hes constellation u'as
s.iusiW ihe samr direction. The resdivs
>. quicAes, wsy - secure tss' recons'ru
!, l,ion p.ems 10 Be This, tos The frat sivp
., lIewss q brush swsy ,hrse phs"'oms. \
!, pse,r = dsd State Govsfnmsa'rs .nd srs'
0overnmeats in eseh o. The 's'
relly sebsl States Tbs gives nfcsm % but
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, aspcs- and H.oosoosec!
'raxccoMM0DArltyN a srA0El

rTyHE nader ic.ed, psop'ieior o. 'hs ~"
I. u .lsr mai line, respectfully ,n'o'ms '"'
tesys,ise ppbtic shs' hesesf'or ~ ~" ~
S'sge tsv The accommodation" o' p,s,s"
e-ss o. Moedsye. WEDNESDAYS. sno
<syx 7fas xiHiesvs Jrspes, ~ s'"ss " COG
meet vhh The tssins oo the y ~.
~ ,Looe esshee, aha vii' rs'u,n "n T"sr".y'
rtms~dsxs, snd Ssfurday-A NE 'ssm y
good one, asAg pss~snsss. m-v vs'y =" 3"
iag l0sesrh r,telv aad 'r',n.
M. W. 19,h 1859 IN
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NO.4S.'

IF A traveller rc'ating tie cxpe-
rience ia The East Indies, alluded TO
the great number Of servants employ
ed BY gentlemen IN that country.
: To take c.rc Of my pipe said he,
/. | had lour servants" l. il pos
siblew Yea. il Was the duty of the
first to bring me the pipe; the see
onl flied IL; the third lighted H."
/" And what d,d the fourth do n
|" The fourth smoked i'll never could
bear tobacco mSs'li."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

OUR TUES Musr CcnE -. 0rnera IN
si,er g..es.si o." ssss i.e writer. hsse
,sI, - We now terl sud their lives were -
sc,ive o cur own. They passed like .
yepor. white rs'nre ore ,he ssme ssprc'
81 beauty q when her Creator CONN mandsd
her 10 b. The World viii have the ssmr
nttrsctons Tor ,he o6-pr'ng yes unbcrn'
thnt she had nnce iur ~ as ctiIdrsn. Ye'
a ii'ils Wide aud ~ viIl hnve happ-n'd
Tne rhsobbing hfAs ~lis b. sai.isd. md ~
stall b. 81 rest. Or funeral w'll "a "
say, aua prsy.ss III ~ said. and ih-n ~
shall ne lr't alone in silrncr and ds'krrs'
for a.. ~orns Aud y maY b. ir shas
zine ~. shall b. rpoks. Of t0' the hing
Icf III. ~ill creep IN. srd our names wi
sucn be forgotten. Dsys with continue z
mnse On. and lsuyh'sr snd song w'l 3
Ih~srd ID the sYcm.in which werdied; an
,he -vss ,ha, maurnsd Tor ~ ~il' be drisf
aud gi,ssrn sgssn w'h Jov.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

III An English jnry has decided
that when a man who is smoking in
Il railroad car refuses to remove his
cigar at the request Of his fellow
pa ;sengers, they have the right to
knock il on, 81 his mouth; ami tho
inigc thought that The blowing Il to-
bacco smoke in the face Of fellow.
pc ssensc, might be considered III as-
saul;.
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ee,s rio Of all the lumber end cnb~sb- q
S,-,e rights snd old lave. To day North
C.rolins Whips negroes BY vu'us Of certain
North Csroliua laws. all Of which The re
trilion snnihila,ed. IT, defend this s'roci'y
Stunning rebels ,sit ~ Nor'h Carolina laws.
sld confuse the people. There being no
.uch STATE ss Eorh Caroline. there csn Re.
.f cvorss, no lsws OF sny such Safe.
v hoover undertook 20 innici coz porn pun.
4 hment bv virtue Of any such .s~r. de-
|sefy.s. ~hs'hsr he psetsn's 20 br dpye''
nor o. Judge, 'hs same sunm,ry. ien"m'n-
,,ou< pMai.hmso, ,hs' any s~indc' -uif~fr
wh. getso.sie. poliesm .ana lesles black
nail " Congress remember. i's os" set
rs-p.c,. ~ whs, II ew.s 10 ne ns''oa 4
VII dad somt ~ay 10 'essh TIE mscdirr
s.d pua,-h he outrage OF e"ur-e me di
,ec' aud efrtcsosl ~sy q. psrv.ai sueh of.
lfrnsss i 20 swrep assy ~ th~se military
c.m.nm,e.s and =. bel bosrds, which c.!
sn~m.sivs. s -te G .vrsrmsa,s, snJ -, Up
prop,p t.riiori-l goyerrnrnS
There SENS soms e,ideE that Con
gregg Intends Il. take this eourss. Bi' sup.
pose The radical msn bers achieve this re-
rur. ~h.s asx,! Wny. the non'n~ ion q
ia. Trrritor Q officers b-Ioag he ff"eident
lu. e.. ;. .hsve hl. n",nip .'io"- .. 10 k~-f
lshosrC " ap.ns W.T.. ili su5-' vicn ,n h''
Ipplics O, e. ur-e h. ~oud MOI nsms
tWsd. Hampton OF Mayor Monroe :" 9 Y
lernosships /; he k..~s svea mn ~vrd
luevrr oe .ppr.v q BY The S-ue'e. Bat h'
lean sels~, from rsh- dom, Norm sni - b
nan mor- dscen, bui no, less ds.g~s.us- :
icr.d. ies Inst very r~escr ot ;hri- drren
behavior. more csrC, r.us ihsn 'l'r s~ss .
y ring br we OF ,n-i' parry --sac ihrs. sur
Il. time ~ ,he Senate scquisscence. mst
lT-rr;orips - soppe tools - he hss mad
II & 20 c.iled E's'es.
w. see. therefore. ,hst ills Impossible
ON H. on. sssp IN the d.rrc ion Of thor
: ougn aud pertinent Reconstruction viii
u hrson s.ms,ns 10 fire We hsve ID
Legal right 20 r.m"v. him sh- rn'sy. 10
! IahrS ~ az! disgusied, demsrt< y 10
! nscess:,y ~ the situation requires Z. D.
II Y is dangerous, and may be 's's' W.
ldsres a. srusi such q maa o. Andis~ % 90
" on With ihs po~-r ,hs' - - hss'k ~
, Ipsus Of ,hs ense.ss.s--~itt me p'ws
4 ilbesids 80 20 rom piie,,s pus drm-~'ic vi
2 angry to'.irn a. -livn- - 20 Po.'rone %"
',l-.tsl mens Tor doz.G years
W. 'rg.ra hi question nf 'npeachme"
; - bling IL act ~. reri-inn Of The qme'
y ion ~h~,hrr iLr Repobic-n party shsI
= .rcs..ds the nsx p sic, ial election
) lTaer- u very li'l- chance Of i's doing :
u~less Il tem YES hcsoa on' % ~ Dst
r GIVE h'm anc,ivr 'ws yesrs. md 4 vii
almost . miracle II ever b, Or hi- Sa'
oi ilSrere,sry ere VI ness enough 10 sls'
70 IN n lves 20 be defeated Whst thr
} -ucce mesns every one knaws
ID WsxprLL PHiLLlrs.
.
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Oh givs not up 70 scrrow.
And never know despair
L., hope light W the mo'row.
With I'll I've hoy cheer.
Wny should We mar The moments
That pat u~ swiftly hy.
By cruel dark forebod'ngs.
\ When Joy itself 10 nigh!
Thouea dark misfortune NEE, u.
And lrirLcs and iur'uae fail.
AID many otjsc's greet Us.
! To tell the ssdJsn'd tale
Lrt's view IL - our share OF toll,
Ths,'s nohly To be bosne-
Aed ign, viii be The buf'hen.
Hows'er the heart was torn.
Or give not up 20 sorrow.
AID hsy-r kno. despsm--
Let hope nlli up the morrow,
Win slils holy cheer.
lie wno can Iigh, ,hr dsfkness
WIN svrsy care disnrm--
The storm d, hi~ viii rage to-day
To.mmryw bring i's rsim.
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U- a lady, aging visit to her
daughter, who Mas a ycnng widow,
asked Why she wore the widows gasb
so long. Dear mamma, don't ,on
see.' rvI lid The dang f" il saves
me i..e ,xrense u advertising Tor u
rs every one can s'e that l
en- for sale bv private contrac y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

AgUvuE undsrs,ga,d ~ill sua Stage ir""
~ Jxspsf 4. L,.a.uir-, i"s 'hr Hsr"m mo
s1s,isn of The p.hIic .ncr week. lr"s'"t
Jssper evesv Tu-stsy mornsng " me
eoanrctx With tho care, so u'usn'"e y
Wsdn.eday ne will be thankful toso'
share 81 pnhlie ns'vnnser.
sisaaf M ANTONY STEINRAUSEk.
lnsU pa. 2S,h. 16G4-lv.
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X Anka,cAss 6oise r. PAsis. A Acco'd.
ins ~ 81 srrou"'s. n ~ooAd - IN - y no
ns,ioo 90, u rmncs wliiite um'e numer-
ousiy sYp.s I,,d han ~. Usn-d States -
The sp2sosehiee Exposition IN P'r'-.
Thou-sna. ass svios isom 'h- New Easi
,sad and M ddie S,s,ss. and sull larger
eu,n .ers from The ssess West.
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EP yT ~ fntF ARTHUR bkhFv - IHt
DusI. G.. lfAcalEs' iksrirCrE. In.
DAY. Disc 81 1866
The hsrt duty Is q oraanz. properly. SC
cord,ng 10 ~ and siiain"e"'s. 'he seho'
~.,-. s.d BE- rroeue,ive Ct like sssu''s
!, Oar me,ioa j. to have al v 10 sse going ="
stuav pariiculsr brsncb. f,r instance. In
gish Grsmmsr. co NJ i1~1d snd b.
lseatrd upon the reciafirn bench then ".
4 question them 81 esnsiely "n me sui e.
!, ,cndsr considers siioa. cleo - 4" ho~ hong
Ehs, hsve s,ns,,sd ,hss csriirul,r science,
md The method 10 which ,hs.r to- mr. i-sch
- instructed ,hsm By ,h-sr mssns We
4 are sbie 10 ssisc, those 1ho sre -. conHi
iu,e ths senior or f'N cIs-s aad Il ms,
ison-,,m,s be exp.dse.t 4" sUh-divid ~
: lremris ter. but II shsr- " no, too grr~i b
,aispss,tv. totm sh-m int. die cls-s. o.,
: ~ .s.n f"r .h~ y ,iss We sometimes mer'
sith scho.@rs -" h y. been ps-fsnting 9
i-s dy Engh-b G'anwss dur,ng three snt
= li.ur winters, hm ss~ not a. aAs .dvsnc-d o
h,s~ whc hsvs b-~n s,udsirg oaiv onr
bird % nne h.lf long Hoping 10 ere
sir = isndabl@ splrit ~ snnieiion. W. class
X ;h.m ~ish ,ho-~ - ~hom ,hsy "rrl, !" u
i~gusi. vr sursr,us. ip ron.qprnce 81 en
yirg b~,,rr facilities iur srqusrsn, kavsi
-ass.
S,-,. IN 10 sro'h.r important it.m IN ~.
lsrhnui Thsr- must b. s.m. 10. ss-fy
! h,dag @na .v.,yihi' e ~ 'hr pror.r 'i"e
We trvr msd. nsuAiusisry - sx"rc'.s a.
I. lp,,mary r,sss.s ~ iIe nse pat ~ IN
y orrro"n .essio~. 'hrn f. glish Gtammsr
: ~, sri.ry aud history.
Tn for part " The sl,rsnocn session i
spent il dr,iins ihs junl,r r'ss-, site
which ~- spsnd from twenty i've 20 'his'.
!. lu.inutv- wsriug, then . vec.ss ~ f.sae'
y minuaes ~iil be glves. after which s~ hsv
: OF cls--es in arithmetic 70 srri'e. A fsa
lad juc,ci us division o. he time i >" ia
: lpos,ans natter Ia school (; tvvrv cIs-s
u entitled 10 sns proportion o. time and .
more. Ffm twenty.tive 70 thirty minute
lie suficisniy .ioag 20 keep clsss % ~
- seci, ss,on beach ~ one ssse, u 'hr Isvso
o. o-hsslb--n thoroughly digrs+d. Il noi bsv
'e them get il over. II ,cr'hs gr-phy 81
rssdna great care should he ,rke" 10 Y
!. g,,d 10 correct pronunciation snd d.s';n'
sricuIs,ion. ,mphass aud the rising -
lisNirg iuneciios o. The voscc. N,sd's
nu., BE- made . study. vi YOU would nv
the pupilr iapsove 70 shs' b'snch % I'd
csuon They mur s'sd 'or NJ rss,osr
scquising id-ss end o. dess,snd'us n. mes
ling snd ssatisnssss Of the ss'hos And
!" they ere s,iii Disposed 20 BE- iadvlsnt md
~ M, pvopyriy prepare their lessons 'os ses
~ tssi.r. W ~ 20 operate on Msir mos
a ,ense b, reasoning ~ith shrm. End sho~i !
y tn " hs ~vi ecn.s ~ ess q mi'-p'
h,u.. end ,heis dcpic,sbIe condition Oh
! sIshry bec.m. men snd wrm.n. win unc'
70 nvswt tr'.llse,. % serhsps 20 tn'eise'
I'll II. shes we hsve used ~ the ~
! II BE mAsns We possess. hey sui' fs'I y
100 vim ,helr rinsrmasrs. We resort 70 vssis
gf lo,hrs rrssusces, a~Aich msy meet ne ;
! n psobs,ioa of esme, bu, - condemned
'seto,Aess Our msshod % 70 drpsive shrm
~ reeess md hsve hem prepare 'h- Issson
sscond sesisssions this seldom isils
IL arouse sn Indolsns rsebsiss:o ne dieshs'
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u5- Pouring co!t water on the
face and head DESTROYS the effect Of
narcotic roisons. A girl poisonrned
with lau'lanum in England was saved
10 fhia way, after all other remeJics
had failed.
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IL "lIow does that look I" said
Mr. Cranp. holding out his brawny
hand "That," said Amos, looks
as though yon were ont Of soap"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

10 When the blossoms and leaves
of woman's bsauty fall We discover
her defects, as we behold ravens
nests in the trees in winter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

To- IN the Frnian trials at Sweets
lsarg Smith. in whose case the jury
at first disagreed. verdict Of
guilty WAS subsequently, rendered
aud, the prisoner was scntencc'i 10
slcatl. 10 McIonald's case the jury
were understood not to ,bc, able 10
agree on verdict.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

" There ~cre eleven hundred
aud fiity FIVE students. 81 all grades
and all colors, in attendance upon
Obcrlin Institute last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

IL A California paper tells Of
lady NJ Alma, xho became : grand.
muihsr Oh The day -hv was twenty
tour ycaro old. n this latitude such
casea SIC rare. hut not in tropical
countries, where humanity coWcs to
maturity much sooner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

W The total c..st Of A. 4. Stew
arts mansion, IN New York, with lie
furniture. will not be less than
81 500. 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

IL Miss Hattie Fowles. Of Alton,
Illinois. pnt oil O pepperment into
her Gar Tor the var ache, went al
AMI died in tcw hours.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

IL" When alone, we have our
Thoughts 10 watch; in onr families,
Our nmpcrs and in society our
tmgue'."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

IT, The uu'orm rate OF sssessmsn'
greed uoon by he township sssrssprs =
N .rioa c.umy u ,ws.ty per cent. lower
|shaa ihsi of issf yesr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

Case. Susy. whenever ! look ct
you, my he mt JUMPS np agin my
s'nnick 30 bard that | don't have any
appetite tor week afterwards"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

,0r 1tis not as essy thing fcs high
10 bcsr ind gnisics With dignity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

DT Theodore 'rilton says that Iowa
will DC the first S,stc - admit fem slcs
10 the right o. outrage
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

r.-~sg*-.rA~ 'rae uir.sisnsd rsrp-ci
&--<sS uY i"icfnr ~. paettif
~ y.ghs sas ...w. srd ~t'. e"a-'@" ~ hetr
As,sh nm. i.r u.anMiss'.r" :" o'c~f. ~ ~
tsss-t..ai N =. sa-ssnas.nie vsrissi*r ~ ~
ae,,,,,-. <.srn - wsr'frh-r. Bureaus. h"d-
~ ~. T.aiv-. lounges. aud large "-s""
s,eos n chairs, cl The hr~' ~'y - IL Hsr
ssss,suiiv. .snyurs thn.r s--if,rr a"v'h'"g Y
.A.s nm~. 10 cal ard sx,n''''r h't s'oek "r
is.ei secnssieg elsew'rf-. - hs = r'"n
s.at ~ ena s!ssss ssrm. ~ ~ .h"r Z" ~
e.rn<s ~ .Se~usn and r,rsryiiir streets
7Irt7i27l fJ JACOB AI.LEs.
Dec. 81, lSS4--'v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-19

H. .Johnny. does you love mr ~
Well. Susy. does
"IIow do you know you love
me I"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07
A Dangerous Season.


An almost un paralleled quantity of rain
has fallen during the summer ! Vegeta-
ton has been W enderiuIIy thick and rank
ana, as II decays, an unusual amount OF
sickness may be expected, Unless proper
meg rs are taken to prevent il.
ESVer and ague ami bilious remittents
already prevail to an alarming extent
and as the Fall advances and the mala-
nous night fogs become heavier the sick
list Is ilkeiy-to increase both IN The CITY
and the country. 1t is, therefore. on an
act of common prudence to keep the vital
forces in full vIgor. so that they IN v res, It
the unhealthy influences of the Season.
Reinforced by the tonic o~eration of HOS
TETTER STOMACH BITTERS, the sys-
TEN, however weak and susceptible natu-
rally, Wlil,-ln nine cases out Of ten sue
ceSsfuIly combat every species of atmo-
sphs ric poison byrwhich epidenfcs are
pro iuced. f# t'4Fe- A = ~fF - -
During. the months of September. Octo-
Der, and Move nber the difference in tenn
perature between day and night is very
great, and the chilling dews and mists of
the season are the prolific causes of in
digestion, cholera -naorbus, dian 1leea and
dy' EMERY. Bearing this in mind 7'enlen,-
DER, also, that the BITTERS not only in
put act specifically upon The bosUeLs and the
sacer, lmpartlng TO those important organs
regularity and tone. 1t is not reasonable
70 expectimmunity from prevalent COM
plants n no precautions. are taken to
HOSTETTERS -BITTERS are at once
Pheasant 10 the tasteand the most certain
OF all safeguards against febriie ailments,
IA@@1a SASAHs'