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INDIANA


scriouAIY Burned by placing n LtEht-
cd Cigar In his Fockct-Potfftc1at-
Observation-Disclosures Survey.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, July q
Jesse Smith, who liyes In m cut township Of
this county, deposited lighted cigar IN his pocket
to day tue street, which set nte 70 his clothes
and burned him 80 badly that there are doubts ol
his recovery. He Is - 3eaTs old.
II special election IN Columbus yesterday
German Republican wna elected Councilman ID
ward which has formerly been Democratic. giving
tie control Of The City Council to the Republicans.
Dr. WIN. Eggert, Of this ciiJ, has been rendered
the Chair OF Hattrf .Atsiea IN ths homeopathic
College Of physicians and surgeons ut ST. Louis,
bus rnds It L lecesaAry to decline.
Engineers are engaged In the survey OF the new
Delphi 4 Chicago Naiiway,ss which has lno prom
isc u being bpeAAlly 6lllt.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

t'ruEunynn nnd rarnEuayan ScWs'
LESION, July -ea-Tle regular mail steamship
from Islo tanetfn arrived herr yesteEdat bringing
dates from the city Of Buenos Ayres 10 the s9ta
uE. and AorieFldeo 10 the z1At
The news Was quite important. The rebellion
In d,Eefent paris OF Uruguay continued, though
Monteyl3eo and the country lntaediatelJ adjacent
wefc tranquil
Lopez w1s surrounded IA the CorulIlef1A As the
Pai1gu&y1n teaf. guard checked e.0o1 BraLl:3as
who were In pursuit, another allied force esoEsed
the Upper Pa1ana Mitnprs Uolestat!u-.
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Another Cure for Cancer. F.


Inventions arc generally the result Of inFeatiFa1
tian and siudy, while dlicoFs1see arc frcauentis
.na1o when another cGect than the one ohtainei
has been Bought Al Interesting confirmation Of
the ctrrectntas Of the iatter EemAff has occurred
to Iarael L. johnson. Of No llo A1rket street,
ACID II wash to correct the stencil Of 1 lazg,,
and onrna1Ee CANCER. Eut TIC application almost
Immediately removed NOT ouiy the stencil, but
also tho pain, and ultimately effected curo Of tho
disesse. Since then this remedy h2s been
useI With such Satisfactory socceaA In numer.
Gus c4ses Of caucesoo8 complaints. thAs Il
Friend 3ChGA1n had been disposed TO keep the
composition a eec!tt and Aelf . cancer lotion, "a
manY high testimonials OF Ill enlcacy could have
been produced - would have attracted public II
tenttou. But II sufferers from cancer or cancer.
ous cores uay, OF themselves or Under the adsice
of1 phtalclan, test the utility OF the WAsa, 1ts
composition and mode Of use are hers given
namely: OLe-1ourth OF one ounce or tafoolio acsl
ii one quart oI water spilled Il least three tines
per day. Friend johnson recommends suneamei
The caioe11c acid IN the proportion VI one-sghit
of an ounce to = quAsS Of water, to b. taken IL
doses Of oEc Tablespoonful three times day.
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meettny, told thn temperance men that theJ had
carried things too la. and argued that theJ flrtd
the building Themselves to get sympathy.
M 6ammob2, father ol IAe Mayor. opened hts
honae Rnd yatd Tar guex1z, .,MondaJ morning. He
u '' overlooked " with custom: st,il the Ereak
wants Q! the p1btlc.bpth tHt~Atpt and tho farm
Temperance meeting will be held tA!s evening.
addressed By lev J. RUSSELL The probability u
that more Je eupeGate and conservative eourse, Ia
Ie+a:d 10 t,quor prosecutions, xll he adopted, and
ffss trouble CEAaC.
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lin rrl1AH nEgr-E+ Tu HEE 1iEE v1cEitoY or
EtIAJT.
talHsrakTIkurIE. July II.
TIE tuIlan llaH .rt4lAr1 ~ hrc the ftcctpJ u
Egypt. ..,........-
ArrnIETIESTS
EaurcAa's ratl,A aIltl lila can PachA hasa l'rr'i
niln.4scI incItets nl tle GrAtri cpu'1rtl, MIL
A,t,,,uI,tn II 1n,InlcE af Thu Council ns Nt'iAstth.
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sam Francisco to Irnris in Seventeen
Days.

U4H1ITpS. Ont, july ea-Tne Pullman palace
xlcep.n9 ca Wahea,ch passed here on the lacane
e1ptcss over the Great Nester1 lne ms morning
Calforpis. tnd Wi u1ta The t1tp iaFough 70 New
YoIt IN slI days and hair Among the PARTY are
two gentlemen connected with the French Gos-
eact IL Satufla7 i steamer for uAyre: FIono the
Paudc coast 10 Paris the journey viii De @aae ~
seventeen or eighteen dayH Tne psfy .nnas Eas ~
delayed at any point during the whole tourney.
the connections being close and oeffa1H ana tne!
express themselves greatly p!eased win INC ap-
pQ1utUfntA Of the foQfe4
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Er1EGUfM.
j. ~,LIl. IJsE- IHI.ESTEt,
1., Els, July u
t!rnr. Sanford. lilr lrllrlug American Minister.
,rAt.ra, hnh MI a,,tncr " lrnsr, nisd Mr.
JutYs, tlr nrs Ml,lKteE, presented | IL frr1csl-
1iIA.
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ALTON.

High warcr-CcIlArz and Bottom
Iuuda OYeff1cwcd-Thc Murderer
of Mrs. Ocxtcl stu nt I.arEe.
AI1px,. III July 9a-Ihe rood in The z1ve1 At
this pctni has reached tta height, aud the water
now 1t stand The Matcr Is two feet deep u
In fhts ctty, Much lnes and suffering has been oc-
cuEoned 70 farmers IN rhe bottom lands opposite
this place. So, -.
not been carIurcd. Parties are out IN search O.
him, He IS veil s1med and despe.ate-' ReWafos
ngsTeEnttng &, go nrc offered for MS a11csI .
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NEW oR1EAxh July h.-CorroH-Reeefrts today,
lsi paes for tic wrrk S1os4 sa3 net. 4s ut
itr wttf. eo.stwue, SIP: to hcw York: A:ta; utoef
q ~; sart todAE, ~; for the wsrk, La; market
.Moxs5taT? ?tiod< i,3A; steE4!ax e1ehaaea- isst
New York eight Exchange rt1niu!n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ln3It; prime. Ike
Mnla,ee1-FT1mc f-E1rentitk, tsc-
WHnkET-$11AaL15.
BKApsIrr7x-flcur aH1ncr: su1crfne. &d.uQ: N4
aAb0; XXX, &h1b. Corn SCARF: r bite eL:5 OATS
iec. Erap, tI.uA
HAY-&.8no- ..- . ~ =
PkovfslpxR-Pnsf. QNSk Hseon rrt4ttln6 ak 16ktA
1k1te and lSAe- lA11ue1ee+ 19>492os4c kcg, .lhs9
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Illinois and 11lchidan cannl.
Special Deepateh to Tbs Chicago TEtbore-
nz4putFox1, JutY =.
C1xA4Ep-OuwArd, Joliet. Light; Lnnea4, Ottawa.
;Ak4Y It iutubeF Ftnsnetrr Ut. Losa, AoU lumber
aa1p II Aoodnk, sldtaF; 1.;H cuh!e 4 urnlNt:
HAlEy Ismons hsht A1.s ill., sa!as ss
Yttk st.se, Ias,le. tht; E1ces,or L.ss'le' !t:nt;
i.tis; seS..taroi. loetr"ts, u I'd. :ssnst LouIss,
s 's;: ASn.sffa y; m4tS tcetscst &c,
III bran: Jennie, Anooke soun n rstth; AdEanee.
LannnL q yda stenc: r. t<,aoat, = ~ stone:
mont. y, ..a1e Asisnnss: Laont # q q, u.
l4sout n yds stone. eu lr!a lin keyse, Lnont 81
4. .are ls,rstis.s1s Lnea L, sa. Il: s1ps; :ts; ! 4
Mott NJ ys ttnnu II ID, trant. 10 yds stone: Aunt
cstn liuant A yda stnn&: EmpEtss AAk. u yjs sone
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The dreatrnaIer.s account which the Pr.pcess cf
MettetnIcn submitted to her hnsband . few weeks
aeo, beIore leaving Paris, WAS 11e 900 1rahcA In
Ike Prince ilsnatnsfl, who List month fatty rt-
FUSED 10 pay lO,uuo trnnca Tor Z "pettte toilette
de mntin en crepe de Chine" His E1cellencJ The
Austrian Ambassador opeued his parse like 3
prince. Madame u Princess then produced the
bonnet bill, which amounted TO z go fEsncs- This
His E1ccuencY paid AGAIN, FeusIkng tnlA time:
an! dear, hare noticed thu. In proportion -
youf bonnets tininhh IN stze The price o5 them
ipcfeateA One OF these mornings nc shall be
having the H4illtner bringing nothing but the
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3. PENNSYLVANIA.
-po1t.icn1tFntal Fnll~

rxr "a. Ja,y ea-uor. William i. Gal
braith Of this city, has declined the Craftsmanship
Of the Democratic ssate Committee Of PennsIl-
Txnia.
Elits c. Scott, m Ohioan, u years Of age, died
here th.1 morning from : fa!l aoxn = nigat OF
EtattA
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EFnnCFs
fEkTtLEh1S or TIE Nh" PRESIDENT or TIE
CEaC1t.
TA1t5a, July n.
I,c Chaetetonp Lan'at. Oh h!s Installation a.
Jrcs,t,cul Of the Council. declared for liberty OF
Fret ch because Independence VAS associated per-
I, ell, With devotion to the EmpPrnr.
t1,;>t W 4 frilT IN 7Mk L1DEKAL fANTy.
pA1us jul5 p.
TlIc ifrtifrur OF tU-tlay Rays tie party Of The
latt nlr1n,ly rcycalA Ecr,ns uf slaDn, AutaRonsAl
n,. ttyury ,ntnctn Its 1llcmlrrs, faroring patItn
nt1iarY 1,I, c1nlutnt mi the lictuocrutA
, 1869-07-24

Py111nrnaR, July sJ.-Ernde petroleum naftct
strong And prt fully sustained sAles 1o hEfs setfef
M the yr A. l4hc; 3n srleI uctobes to December.
ltse: se!!st nett Is da,; 20 sel,sr yay
ths ear Ike buyer III tho year. la3isste hehned
epened atrr. bur s!sed weafer: :ssa 10 ri. JIy:
quote: July. xlhc: lAai half Aasust. alAc-
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SrscsAi pesrateh to This Ohieaxo Tribune
Ukfnurr, Ate!. July Il
upown-Trtrs Esonklyn.. .rAsssic, AIet!e. F4uAi,'F
sf.nk kencrnaN; bafk lied NL1te aid uius; schs
ur-prprs Tho4 beott, FAriIc. City Of Gnn!cta Wa
l&sa. PhIlsdcIp4ta. ", Louls jar tssnld. Mlnalew
tLssI;u:j1a; Fehr. lanes RAl Eurlr st. Midnight
WtKTl-BHuth.
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KENTUCKY.
browning Cnko-Prcpnrn1lnns ut
Louisville to Receive tito Elneine
INIT CITY C0NNelfs

HMtt CITY CuHHcEEs IT - =
Lor1syulE,July 21-Thla evening" atio, con.
timing party OF louf incx xper!cnccd soung oafa.
men. wu struck by the bow OF the Jenel1onsl.ie
ferry l,oal, Isaac bowman, about Midstttaa1. ana
men aboard, rnwcd to the eccnc OF the disaster,
ana rescued three Of the party, but the fourth.
VICTOR Lombard Ex4 drowned, all efforts to saYe
him haytng proven ipcEectu2l. The body naA NOT
been recovered. ...
Of Inc merpbtEs Of the Cincinnati Council who arc
expected ID this CITY On Monday next.
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CUBA.

Account OF Ikeceat Battles 0etKTecn
the Opposing Eorcex-coHftscnafo
Sttll Going ons
WARRINGTON, July Rs,--Adr1eaa received In this
cit, from eadess Ia the Cuban army to the 18th.
ktste IAat Oh tire 11th and l4th the tzoops Of Gen-
Gral Quc4ld1, Stationed between Puerto Principe
and Nueylt2g. Nere attacked BY General 1eton1,
and III 10th instances Eepulhed him
IN the nrEt dAJ be net win 4 loss Of 6ftg Killed
and wpundedt and on the second With oVef one
hundred. The Cuba M TosAin their po&itlan Of the
tiege before Puerto Principe.
The troops under Genera FaxacTro Of General
5a,'s: f19 osGuan5s9x posoa .G@s
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suAl, Ala. July n,-The pat7y 7sases q tnis
morning contain1 the following. when eonasms
from Meznr8, Hardfe 4 1toblnSon, cotton lacsofa
IN this CITY, who have taken great pAtns 70 1nte4a
sortaYsuec1ml' he cotton IN the Black Iauds cane.
blake region IN tho western part Of The county,.
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Wool 6nles In PhIlado1phtA+
TruADElFMAy July 2A-6eles Of wool tn t112
e:tr tnIs week hAye been immense, se4chln4 near
h Two million Of doIlzE1, OF which amount ono
house 1o1d oyer hau million doIla.a' WORTH.
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LONG BxAscH, =. J., Jnly 23.-PEesident Graat
nd fxuatlf List eycutng, Attended The hop II tue
Sgefxon House. To-day hAs been passed "a riding.
attending = clsm.nake, etc; Ihe atEangement4s @ 4
dent. On Monday nm, are nearly completed
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hAuaYAfEx AIT kAf7AIFi AHEK1A
zAlAqst rttsfes Ats.Iaa<~&es ~ 1H1 l31h.
E.Hz st h~tss .at+a ai". oys"as ia *~s. afr,..
itAsesats a7t<es e. oil NtHEFAxEx4 NiaALIr -
n. <aow ,,-srsJ II ths {. fvt4ostAs. Il Hs psb
lGA,yF k,wssa p1t.sk
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rutcfnutloIsnl 1nduAxEto1 E1h1pttAon
10 be Held At Bufln1o.
BryFaIo. July f1--An fnterninonal l9aosasa
Exhibition uudet me man1senent oi the Neenan r.
ri nFtoter next, and cputIunc during the month
The spacious 1rr-psooi ktAtng Hnk snd hdlaeent
EroundA. covering An ara Of %. 900 sqnase ieeh
T1nFa51, steamboat and, express cofapAolea nave
agreed 10 return, free Of charge, al Eooo4 On e4-
hlbupn.
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Ff{o mt Eektn, Ill.

Pxxu, Ill, July s1.-Tarre lkrHs wArehouHa
wefa dtsirnIed bJ Ore last night. l,xz. tt9.19l
Eo Gina To TIN lnnentla{J,
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MASONIC NOTICES.
47l<lg0lalc.

A4x4HDN4Gt
uHlor; FA1tK LODGE z. p; ~ n9ces tn Or; Or,
l4tr-.t thls rxshtns At ntt<A. ohsfpt
fLf LuSIpFrS aud Nafk nu the II, N. u 9rsN
" tltt 4, rHtI.Nltlt!k. ~trr~tGrJ
, 1869-07-24

Ran FFnneiAco 11arkrt.
HAH FnAHC1sCo, July n-f1out adv 4nrrd to Sa,ek9
6s7,t. WhrAt-sAtea of ch1!cc shipped at el.to.
Ie9Al lIndefY, 14H.
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l.Asrutton OF Il Negro 1turtlrFrF nt
Nj. q<,s4ts-kscutt diamond 4so!,-
herI-
E1.Gtlal I,u..tch In Tic i,h1ca 70 TT1l!Iilt-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05
Conuudrrms.

When were bankiog transactions firs'
known! In The time of king Pharaoh
when the Egyptians received q cheque
at the hank Of the Red Sea, and Moses
crossed ii.
Why was Phsraoh's daughter IKE bill.
discounier! Because she got little prophe
(profit) out OF the rushes on the banks.
What exclamation Of three words could
cockney mske or seeing fire, which
would give The names Of three eminent au
thorsl Dickens, Hewitt Burns
Why should we never sleep in rail
way. carringe! Because the train Away
runs over sieepers.
When is an alderman like ghost
When he is a goblin (pobblingl
| Which Senator wears the largest hat
The one with the largest head.
What color 10 grass when covered will
snow! Invis'ble green.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

"A saloon keeper in Detroit has per.
fec,ed an instrument called The prohibition
ometer, which he claims ia a sure indicator
whether a person is drunk or sober. Il 10
Of fish, made Of the leaf OF
a sensitive plant, and when placed in the
hands Of a sober person will curl up. twist,
and perform other movements. but when
placed in The palm Of man who lie under the
il, Guence Of "fusel,' il remains passive
Il has been tested on a number Of bummers
and tee,otalers, and found to fill the bill
ILsdies, whoee husbands are in the hSbit of
ATTENDING "lodge- meetings" every night,
will find the invention invaluable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

10 The gas issuing from rock crcvices
on the wcs,ern line of PeDnsylvsnis, along
the Ohio river, has been igniied by some OF
the inhabitants. and travellers passing at
nigh, zee huge flames passing out here and
there. The effect is said TO be both sublime
and startling. The more supersii'ious peo-
ple Of the surrounding country think the
flames the beginning Of the final contiogra-
tion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05


The following article from DR.. Halls
Journal of Health. contsins practical hints
on various subjects that are worthy Of at
teniion:
l. IL is unwise to change q cooler clothingI
except when you fret get up in the morn.
ing.
2. Never ride with your arms or elbow
outside any vehicle.
8. The man who attempts TO slight from
steam car while in motion is fool.
In stepping from any wheeled vehicle
while in motion. let il be from the rear. and
no, in from, OF the wheel. for then. if you
fall, the wheels can not run over you.
8. Never attempt to cross a road or street
in hurry, in front Of passing vehicle;
for il you should stumble, you will be run
over. Make np the half minute lost by
waiting until the vehicle has passed BY in
cress ed diligence in some other direction:
| 6. II tis miserable economy to save time
by robbiog yourself of necessary sleep.
Z. II you find yourself inclined TO wske
|up at q regular hour in the nigh, and remain
awake, you can break up the habit in three
days. by getting up as coon ssyou wake.
and not going 10 sleep again until yourusua
hour of retiring: or retire two hours later
and rise two hours earlier three days 10 sue
cession;. not sleeping momen! in the day.
> time.
! 8. If infants and young children are in
/ clined 10 be- wakeful in the night or yer!
, early in the morning put them to bed later
I and besides. arrange that their day nap shal
: be in the forenoon.
e 9. 'Order is Heavens fret law regular
lily is natures grent rule; hence, regulsri'
n in eating sleeping, exercise. has a very ;srg
: share 10 securing long and hesl,hful lives.
e 10. II you are caught in drenchiog rai'
d or fall in the water, by all means keep
d motion sufficiently vigorous to prevent ID
o slightest chilly sensation until yor rese
1.-the house: then change your clothing wit
j. rsp:di,y before a blazing fire, and drink !
: s,an,ly pint Of some hot liquid:
e IL. To allow the clothing to dry upon 70
N unless BY keeping up vigorous exercise .
Iii! thcrouznIy dried 10 suicidal.
o IL. II you arc conscious Of being IN
n pa ssion, keep your mouth shut, for words
.s crease il. Many rerecn has dropped De-
Min a rage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

uA man was executed in Brighen
Youue's dominions the other day. He wal
brought roned into the court yard, where
there was a crowd Of some tour hundred
and seated in chair. He then reed alout
chapter from the New Testament. th'
irons we're taken off his hn nds, aud, at a sig
nal from the sheriff he was shot dead.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05
Nothing But Wind.

NV DEAR said good, unsuspicions Mrs.
Howard, Il thiak Mary is in ; decl,ue.'
In q whstr inquired the startled but un'
rom an,ic husband.
"A decline, my dedr-in decline You
Sere far too stern with her iD regard TO thai
little sffair with Mr.. Young. Girps hearts,
my dear, are no, like those Of great rough
boys, they are fragile things, my love-very
fragile. Now, have noticed that May
acts very queerly; she eats nothing but
pc ches, or canned ounce, or something o
tha; sort: ard to-day, unobserved b; her,
as watching her singular movements,
spasm OF pain crossed her features, she stop
oed in her walk and clu,ehed her hand ove'
the region Of her heart and sighed, my den'
-s;ahed as If her hear, was breaking.' salt
the lady.
sighed, did she, and grosned! Umph
Aim. you old enough yet to tell the ditier
ence between breaking heart and spell
of the colic!'
.Sir! excloimed the indignant lady.
.Nohfng bu; wird, my dear nothing bu
wind. don't be alarmsdv and Mr. Howar
settle a himself again 10 the papers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

--"Awe!" exclaimed an English cockey
to a Western traveller in England, "spesk.
iugaw the law Of p,imogeniture. ave you
heu,sil in Amerw:cap' "Hentsil!" said the
American; looking q; his intcrrogasor with
curiosity; "no, cir. We have the cocktail
in Americs, and . very popular drink Il is.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

~A paper published in Kendallviile' H.
d;.r. obse,ves: N Mrs Grant should hap
non 70 ret the me,sles, every fool woman
in the county would put fire RED spots on
her f,co aud commence taking epsom SANS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

ISpucEmENr An old minister the o'her
day asked a woman what could be done 10
induce ner husband to attend church a
don't know !" she replied. "unless you were
to put a pipe and jug OF whisky IN ne
lpewn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

nA negro woman In Georga, lss'
week starved to death from lsziness. W.
are fearful that several oung men Of Jas
per will s,arve from the same cause. unless
they can manage TO steal enough to keel
their precious bodies alive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

THE PocR BoY.-Don'l be ashamed. my
lad, if you have a patch on your elbow; il Il
no mark Of Disgrace l, spesks well fo'
YOUR industrious mother. For our part VIC
would rather see . dozen patches on you'
+, c Ike, than hear one profane or vulgar word
from your lips, or TO smell the fumes OF TO-
bacco in your breath. No good boy viii
sbun YOU because you csnno, dress ss wei
as your companion; and IL bad boy come
times laughs q, your appearance, say moth
ing, nv good lad, but walk on. We know
many rich and good man who was once q
poor as you. Fear God. my boy, and il yo'
are poor but honest, you will DC rsspecse
good deal more than II you were the son Q
a rich man, and were addicted 10 bad habits
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

TFor my per,.' said the late james T.
Brady, Il can say. in all sincerits, that
" ould rather feel sure that when ] come tt
die l shall leave friends to think Of the, after
am gone, as poor Jim. Brady than VIII
the brightest nsme for learning and for elo
que nee at the bar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

ORA good man was lately attempting
the conversion OF a convict, In one Of our
PRISONS. who was showing some signs which
were considered hopeful. After suitable
opening the instructor. wishing to make his
teaching appropriate, said:
.Wha, brought you here my friendv
Two SHERIFF., was the reply.
.Aiem!-yes--bul me ean-had intemper
ance aDyth ipg to do with i,!'
Yes, said the convict meekly they were
tn drunk
Tie examiner passed on 10 the next sub
liect.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

"A good newspaper 10 like . sensible
!. nd sound hear,ed friend, whose appearance
= one a Threshold gladdens the mind with
The promise OF : pleasant and profitable
lhour.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05

An editor down south apologies fo'
dslav in the issue Of his paper, as he had on
extra male to attend to during the week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-05
A Lady Buried Alive.

A New Orleans correspondent Of the Gin.
cnnati Enquirer, ssys:
have just heard of one the most heart
rending and yet unavoidable affairs, which il
hns c. er been my lot to record. 1t il noth-
ing more or lees than the frightful reality Of
being buried alive. A most eeiimable lady,
Mrs Crane, W hose husband is book keeper
lin Flemming a. Co.'S, drug store, in this
city, died suddenly lasl July. OF wha, was
pronou sunstroke. She was n school
teacher in one Of our most public schools
In the aiiern Don, after school was CUT she
wen. 10 visit neishbor on Felicity street,
and jnst as sh 9 entered her friends house she
fell insepsibie and expired. to oil appear
ance, in about two minutes, the doctor pro-
nouncing il suns!ruke. Ter body was in
TERED the next day. at 10 O'Clock, and her
mother, an old lady about fifty years Of sge
a0d her husband and one little son. wen,
home almost broken hearted, and have snce e
been nearly distracted, being at times un.
able to sleep, and, in fact. leading a most
miserable and desolate life. and well they
might os The sequel will show, had they
known what they had done.
Well one night las, week the mother. af
ter passing most distressing day, fel aslee
late at night and dreamed that her daughter
lhod been buried alive. She jumped up in
frantic state and rushed to her son in.law'
chsmver, crying. My daughter 10 burie'
alive! Oh. my daughter is buried alive! Win
shall do!' To sleep any more that nigh
was on, Of the question; che still CT, ing ,hs
|her daughter was buried alive, whenever he
son would Try to quiet her. At length th
proposition was made 10 have the body dii
inferred, the grave was opened and the cofii
raised. Oh. what horrible sight met thei
view, Pen is powerIess TO portray the see
(which followed. The body which ha
oeen placed in metallic coffin, was turne
over, the glass covering the face was broke
10 atoms, the ends Of her fingers being bea
en- all TO pieces; her hair torn out in han'
iuls, and her shroud torn in msny places
sll presenting the appearance Of one OF 'f
most desperate struqaIes o froe herself fro
1.-The terrible misiortuns.
If any Of your readers could have see
the relatives OF this unfortunate lady, whs
lths condition Of what they supposed WI
Of ,he perpetual silent tomb bad been broug
" to light, II would have forced q tear from q
b stoid and adamaniiue heart. 1t was one
i, the most distressing offairs ever record
'e in this State. and sincerely hope il will
,the last thot am called upon to record.