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, 1870-09-19
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
DR.. JOHN Blu l. LIS
SARSAPARILLA!
A Good Reason for the Captains Iaith'
Read the Captains Letter
AND TIE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

pyyrox BARRACKS, Missouri, April 30 1896.
m Ions BrIL-Dear Sir. Knowing the efficiency OF
nr esrsansri,a and the he ling and beneficial quail
,ias Il nossssses sent you he following statement of
/ was wounded about two years ago-was taken prs
amer and confined for six months Being moved so OIL
en y,v wounds have not healed yet lave not sat up
A moment since was wounded am shot through the
sins NV general health is impaired. and need some
,hnr 70 assist nature have more faith in your Bar
sanaril,a than anything else wish that tn Is cenu
linz please express me half dozen bottesaand obge
'"e' CAPTAIN G. p. JOHNSON.
St. Louis, Missouri.
p s-The following was written april 20, iet0, oy
lyrs Jennie Johnson. Mother OF Captain ohnson
Din DJLI-Dear Sir: NY husband, Dr. G. Johnson
WAS fkf,l! surgeon and physic IN central y. :,
where he died leaving the above C. !ohhson 70 ny
AZ thirteen wears of are he bad chronic diarrha
and scrofula for which gave him your
m r,rrp NM have for ten years recoinin erned " u
m,nr /, New York Ohio and Iowa for scrofrla, fcvoi
and general debility Perfect success has atten't
LEA n Tur rrrss EFFECTED IN sonE CASES or scRcfrs
4 avn FEVER SORES WIRE ALMOST MIRACULOUS. n'l aila
for nv son to again have recourse to your sasep
sr We IL fearfri IL getting spurious article. hero
h xr,,ry "a Won for IT, His wounds were terrible bu
4 peY p.sa.n.s",iv JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
n IL i. ! n F. r Y

BE has also lsoge assortment II Ladies .nd Children
lliais and Bonnefs. Cell and see new k.ock.
| April &. 1870 JOSEPH St.AEnohEAA'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
Blu L l. S
w orm Destroyer
To NV United States and World Wide
Readers

NV OOllcO ptdteS HAA w oiA~ W.
Readers.
v HAVE received many testimonials from preiefsonei
i and medical men. my ximanacs ana various 1r.
i.cscps have shown. all Of which are genuine. me
Following from highly educated and popuisr physician
in GEORGIA is certainly Of the most sensible com
,nuniraous have ever received. Dr. Clement KNOWS
sc.jv wh AZ he speaks Of and his testimony cservss
70 he written in letters Of gold Hear what the Doctor
saws Of BuLL's Woga Dss1RoNrR:
vuLAsow, WAIVER Co. GA.
June 29th, 1865.
Dy ION. yrrL-pear SIR have recently given yonr
l..orr, D,sroyer several trials and find IL wcnde Iy
fcacous II has not failed in single instance to have
Inc wi ned FOR effect doing pretty large country
,ce ard have daily for article OF tins kind
am free 20 confess that know Of no remedy recon-
mended by the sblss. authors that 20 certain ana
ms ELECTS On the contrary they are uncertain N W.
,.trsne Ny object in writing YOU Is TO Inc ca, uPoi
v hat terms can &c; the medicine directly rom You
can o.. IL upon easy shall use great zeal OF Il
sn awar. that the Of such articles contrary
teachings and practice Of great maiorit !oi te
lire of DIS but nojust cause or COCO sehse u,
,carding remedy which we know 10 he eme"ht' suPi
lbecaue. We nav he ignorant OF its combination. '
'par, shall n AXE il rule all anu any means 20 ~
sys.e suffering humanity which msy be able to cen
nsnd nos hesitanr because some one more ing,hou
bsr myself NAV have learned its effects first snc secure
IN. sole rirbt 10 secure that am
M an advocate supporter of the thonsahas
orh,ss nosruus that food the country that ufref't
ali manner of dscase to which hunen flesh is Len
pleas. reuly soon and inform Of your best terms
! am sir, most respectfully. , -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

celebrated medicine Justly claims
fori, superiority overall rendi.s eyeroher 10 The
public for the SAFE crKrAs AND ORNAMENT cure OF Age
and Fever or Ch and Fever whether 81 short or long
He refers 10 the entire Western and Suouth
western country TO bear him Testimony 10 the rr'h OF
she assertion that in no case ~hstever iaii oeofe
AZ the directions strictly followed cut In great
and whole families have been cured iy sine. bottle,
With perfect restoration Of the general health Is
pruien and in every more certain 10 cnre
n ~ use Is continued in smser doses Tor averk or two
after the has been checked roie espseia. IN a
fcrlt anc long standing cases Usually MS h.e.ns
Win not require ans bid keep the bowels in sooe Greer
should the patient however require esihlfle nsoi-
cine after having taken three or four doses o. II. iSs
4 sin -e dose OF BULLS VEGETABLE fAhlLi PILLS
v. Ill be sufficient. 90.
No 20. Fifth. Cross Street.
LOUISVILLE, kentucky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

WINTER WHEAr.-The preparation Of
the land for winter wheat was discussed
in the. 'Hints about Work" for July,
and this covered a good deal to be done
in August. Ifwheat follows spring oats
or barley, either pillow shallow and work
the surface with harrows or cultivators
to keep il loose, and to kill the weeds,
and pillow in a dressing Of good fine
compost, just before sowing in Septem-
Der, or plow in dressing Of manure OF
little coarser characte, as soon as the
oats or barley are off. Work the surface
over to kill weeds and make it mellew
two or three times, according to the
weather, and drill 10 the seed without
blowing again. Wheat may be sowr
the last week in August, in many locali
ties, with the best results but it Is unsu
ally best to give little more time to thu
tillage, and not to sow before Scptem
Der. There is very great difference il
land, and the same treatment will no
do for all (; but any land that will bear
crop of weeds will stand good deal 0
surface tillage. The small grains requir
manure near the surface, and deep pillow
ing is rarely desirable (; and hence th
great value Of Shares harrow, whic
acts like a series Of little plows cac
turning neat furrow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

of ali Sizes which he Il determined dispose q % ~
motto Of "SxALL rRovrrs AND QvicK hAiAs: vUe
lee. Coz vocrsplvpa. Ipec =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

UTSweet Potatoes, wheter in hills or
upon ridges, must be kept free from
weeds until the vines completely cover
the ground. Do not allow the vines to
take root, as they are apt to do when
they come in contact with the soil
move them occasionally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
B U J. LIS
CEDRON BITE RS.
DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony Of Medical Men.

sroxv po,sr. wHrrr COUNTY, Arkansas May %. 1scs.
Dr. Jons BrLI-Dear Sir: Last FeoIuafy was on IN
louisville purchasing drugs, and got some OF your
rarsapairilla and Cedron Btters
~ son Jaw who was with me In the store has been
asn with Rheumatism for some time. commenced on
o~r r,rTrxs and soon found his general health i'm
proved. ,..ss,,, .r,.a ,h.Vo .,a
Dr Coffee. who has been in bad health Tor several
vesys - stomach and liver affected he improved very
lmnch by the Of your Bitters indeed ,he eecrot
ment think could sell great quantity OF your med
,c;rss ri fall - especially 81 yur Cedron Hiticfs
pasncctfullv G.. r. WALKER.
prepared by br. Jons BrlL at his Labatory, Flu
street, Louisville, Ky.
NON c.yu nv ,cNATZ ECKERT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

v,1oR wife. daughter or swseshesrt may De nsa ~
Is reasonable prices - EssA NO oSA"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
The Fourth at the National Asylum.

The soldiers at this institution will duly OBJ
serve the return of our national holiday. At 10
o'clock in the forenoon the soldere Division
No. ), Sons Of Temperance, under the di-
rection of ii. NJ. CapPer, W. r., and the
Grand Army Post under command of Ser
geant Walsh, Post commandant, will march
from their headquarters to the cemetery, when
Capt. p. 7. Woodfn will preside. Speeches
on the general subject of temperance will then
be made. At two o'clock z. NJ, small bal
loon will ascend, and another each successive
hour until evening, when fireworks will be
exhibited. Doubtless there will be quite
a number attend the celebration from this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02

Mr.. J. B. Hill, the new proprietor of the
Hallowell House, will open the hotel on the
Fourth of July. The people of Ilallowell
and the travelling public generally have long
felt the necessity of a FIRST class hotel We
think the demand will be fully met in the ad-
mirable arrangements which have been made
by Mr.. Hill His table will be supplied with
the best the market affords, and his rooms
have an air of neatncss and comfort about
them that is refreshing Mr.. Hill has had
considerable experience in the business, and
knows how to run hotel"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
Alphabetical Locals.

Augusta has become quite newspaper en-
porium.
Bell-raising this evening by the Atlantic
engine company.
Capital Guards will not celebrate the
Fourth.
Dentists are never employed to repair the
''tooth of Time"
Evening promenades are now popular.
Friday can but be lucky day" to the
graduates of the high school who grace
fully acquitted themselves yesterday at Me
oman Hail.
Go out into the country now, and every
where you will hear the click, click, click, OF
the haymowers.
Hallowell will not celebrate the Fourth this
year.
Inhabitants of Cushnoc heights are repair
in their dwellings quite extensively this sea-
son.
just eight weeks vacation in the schools OF
the village district.
Kennebec scenery is admired by those who
have extensively travelled.
Like as an oppossum upon gum tree,
pitches the Standard into a railroad conductor
who forgets that it is not fair to collect fare
of a newspaper man.
More moving machines are used this year
in Kenncbec county than ever before
Next Monday look out for fires.
On newly-seeded land the grass will be
quite good this year.
Poetical effusions, sent to a newspaper Of
fee for publication, are sometimes poetical
confusions.
Quite a display of flowers at the Free Bap-
fist sociable ON Thursday evening.
Racy artices-those kept at the trotting
park in this city.
Summers showers give the flowers in our
gardens sweet perfume.
The new bell on the Atlantic engine house
will wake the echoes this evening
Cup in the morning with the lark" for the
purpose of tanning ones self, is not exactly to
our fancy.
Voices, sweet and low, sgive additional
charms to those who possess them-no allu-
sion to Lo, the poor Indian.
Washing-day and the day made memorable
on account of the services of Washington
will be celebrated at the same time this year.
Xxx ale is what ails many who have the
''blues," and are (noD troubled with money.
Young fruit trees, planted this spring in the
gardens of this city, look thrifty, and but few
have failed to take root.
Zoology, which teaches of animals would
fail to reveal the nature or design of that ami
NAL who stands at the corners of the streets,
in the way of busy people, complaining OF
''hard times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02

young man Of seven summers who had
absented himself from school for two or three
days, was required on his temperance to
procure written excuse from bis mother.
The boys mother had supposed that her boy
had been absent but half day, and was
about TO write an excuse to cover that time.
The little fellow seeing that this would defeat
the object, said, ''Oh, mother, don't put any
day TO it, cause the teachers so busy that she
can't stop to read days-say, '.piease tre@se
Johnny for being absent"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
Cable News.

The supporters of the inflllibilty dogma
count on Cardinals Cullen and Bonnechose as
their latest recruits.
A slight disturbance occurred at Barcelona,
Spain, on "Wednesday, but was soon quelled.
Four persons were wounded.
There was magnificent display at Rome
on Wednesday in honor of St. Peter. The
procession had reviews which lasted all day
Dispatches from Rome announce that the
report of an immediate vote in the Ecumeni-
cal Council on the infallibility dogma is I'M
true. The discussion still continues, and it
is reported that the Pope has ordered the Car
dinals TO oppose any proposition to set aside
discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July /.
Public Debt.


Debt statement bearing coin interest, 81
l07, $50, 700; accrued interest, $40 ,647 ,032 !;
bearing currency interest, $50, 545 600; in
tcrest, $4S7 1898; maturcd debt, SO, G47 1861 !;
interest, Si72, $50; bearing no interest, $780,
532, 0G0; total debt, 32.60l ,675, 127; ac-
crued interest, $50, COZ ,556; grand total,
81, G52 262, GS4; coin in the treasury, SI12,-
776,0iS; currency in the treasury, S2S.9i5.
067; sinking fund and interest, S37 $50, l91 ;
special fund and interest; $50, 537 ,776; total,
$265, 92i.0 Si; debt less amount in Treasury,
2.3S6, 3jS2 93; decrease during the past
month, $50, 203,172; decrease since March
LIST, 1870, sol ,9G9,9
Representative Morrissey had an interview
with the President and Secretary of the Treas
nry to-day, the result of which is letter to
the Collector at Burlington. VT, directing
him not to exact duties on horses from Canada
to run at the races at Saratoga and Long
Branch.
Vice President Colfax left last night on a
visit to Ohio, and Monday will deliver an ad-
dress at Meadyille, Penn, returning to Wash
ngton on Tuesday.
Secy Fish left tonight to be present to-
morrow at a meeting in New York. lie will
then go to his home.
President Grant accompanied by members
Of hls family and Gen. Porter, left here to-
night for Connecticut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02

painter. The scene changed to the old Pine
Tree State, and here in Augusta, which has
undergone marvellous transformation, are the
scenes of Lizzie Vivian's trumphs. She has
just left the charge of seminary of learning
and is led to the altar by young minister
whose eloquence is superior to Henry Ward
Beecher's. Next we turn our eyes to the
South, and in a little school house surrounded
by black children, the prophecies places
Jennie Philbrook, with the task before her of
unfoldingidcas slowed away in woolly heads.
Miss Phbrook closed the books Of prophecy,
which in her hands were rich and scholarly.
and urged the class in affectionate language
to make the future as bright as that foretold
by TIE Sybil.
Miss Lizzie C. Vivian was assigned the
honorable and complimentary position Of
FaledictOrian. She commenced by abiding
to the sympathy and earnest support which the
school and its various objects had received
from the citizens, and the scholars would ever
gratefully remember them. Ii the parting
hour there arises emotions of pleasure and
pain-pleasure, that after the confinement and
study Of years wider range opens before us
pain, that the dear ties must be broken and
the familiar scenes of school lie pass away.
The future may be viewed with trembling and
foreboding, but with the help of Him who has
promised His support, we can go forth into
life bravely and successfully. The thanks of
the school she then returned to the board of
Directors, for their words of encouragement
and acts of kindness; and also to the former
teachers of the class, with the fond hope that
they might see the fruit of their labor and
sacrifice. Miss Vivian then turned to Mr..
Lambert, and in words of tender affection.
which brought tears to many eyes, expressed
the gratitude of the class to him. She
asked place in his heart for the grad
uating class of 20. To her schoolmates an
earnest appeal made that they should 90
forward in their studies to the graduation
period. TO her own companions in the grad
uating class, the words she uttered were full
oftenderness. The path they had travelled so
long together was now diverging into other
paths. Let us SO live that when the song of
Harvest Home shall be sung, we may be
heavily laden with rich sheavcs. and all meet
where parting hall be no more. The validic-
tory was full of tenderness and beauty, ard
will long be remembered by the class of 20.
The audience manifested their appreciation
Of the different parts by applause, and the pre-
sentation of bouquets 10 the students.
The diplomas were presented to the class by
Rev. c. X. Moor. Chairman of the Board of
Directors, who said that they were the first
diplomas ever given to young ladies in the
Augusta High School Every citizen Of the
place should feel Il just pride that we can pre-
sent such class and afford such an cduca-
ton as they had received.
The exercises of the afternoon which were
successful in every particular, closed by sing
ing the following original Ode:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02

TELEGRAPH TO EVEN'G PAPERS
WILMINGroS, n. c., June 80.
Burned at Sea.

The steamer Tennessee left Charleston, S.
c., on Tuesday evening for New York, with
freight and over fifty passengers. AT . o'cl'k
on Wednesday morning fire was discovered
in some pressed cotton which was stored in
the forward hold. Every effort was made to
subdue the flames by the pumps throwing six
streams of water into the hold, but without
success. Finally the steamer was headed for
shore and at II o'clock Wednesday morning
was run on the beach and scuttled short
distance above Little River and thirty miles
south of Cape Fear, The passengers and
crew were all saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
The Insurgents,

a Havana despatch says that the insur-
gent Bembuta, with 600 cavalry, invaded the
jurisdiction OF San Spiritus for the purpose of
melting the inhabitants of the western depart
mcnt to rebel, but finding the houses desolate
and the people flying, his forces became de-
moralized. The cholera broke ont among his
troops and he was compelled 20 return to the
Puerto Principe region.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02

The snarling of the Standard every week at
the Hon. James G. Blaine. reminds us very
much Of some ilmannered ours which are
often seen in riding through the country.
They generally come out Of their hiding places
with an impetuous snarl and bark, but are
careful to keep clear of the drivers whip,
Whether the starry writer will do the same
remains yet to be seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02

little incident at the hotel where the
members of the Trinity commandery stopped
while in Bangor, exhibited, although in
somewhat embarrassing and ludicrous man
ner, the full rights of a Master Mason, when
in distress and lost in the togg. The initiated
will understand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
EOilnI Dead.

James C. Bowden, about so years of age,
was found dead in his house in Lowell,
Mass, Tuesday morning. His wife is on
visit to England. Bowden has been on
spree the past two weeks. He leaves some
property but no children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02

Ourfriends the Free Baptist Society made
ample provision at their Strawberry festival
on Thursday evening for large attendance.
The shower kept many away, but those who
were present had all the more strawberries
and cream-real cream, not skim milk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02

Good sponges, chamos skins. feather dust
ers, brushes, CASTLE soap, &C., &c, are sold
at l'artridge's.
The cold Soda Water at Partridge's Drug
store, drawn from non corrosive fountains, is
good to take in warm weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
Dreadful Mining Disaster.
GoLp HI1L. Nevada. June SC

GOLD HILL, Nevada, June so.
A dreadful disaster occurred in the GLOW
Jacket mine on Tuesday evening, whereby
four men were instantly killed. A party
were at work between the eight and nine
hundred foot levels, when gallery caved in.
5uTTyiiIig ami suifocating Manuel Alameda,
Patrick Doherty, John Kennedy, and Ralph
Hanson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
urder.

Boston Eldred, Wednesday, shot his wife
and then killed himself near Hamilton, O.
His wife may recover. His assault on his
wife was exceedingly brutal, he using an axe
and pistol. Jealousy was the cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
Zocal ann State 'Nems.

tomorrow forenoon at the Baptist church.
There will be no services in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
Drowned.
MANCHE STER, \

MANCHESTER, n. H., July l.
Francis Ives James Savage and f. BERTHE
Lawrence, all lads under years of age, were
drowned while bathing last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
FROM PORTLAND.
Destructive Fire.

The house, barn and out-buildings of DIR.
John Buzzell at Cape Elizabeth, were burned
this afternoon. The fire caught from de-
feet in the chimney Loss about $4,000; no
insurance. portion of the furniture and
part of the contents of the barn was saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE,

PARIS, July l.
The trial of the members of the Interna-
tional Workmens' Society continues All of
the accused admit that they belong to the
society, but deny that Mazzin had anything
to do with its foundation, or that its object in
practice is to foment strikes.
MADRID, July l.
The deficit in the Spanish budget for the
past year is 700 100000 reals, and an equal
deficit is anticipated in the ensuing year.
LONDON, July l.
The collection of tolls at 500 Turnpike
Gates in England, was abolished to-day under
the act passed at the last session of Parlia-
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
New York Produce Market.

New YORK, July l.
COTTON-sales 5000 bales; mid. uplands 2lk.
tLOUK-state j00s625; round hoop OHIO $40 9os0;
western 500a660; southern G00a!o5
WIIEAT-sales l20 600 bu; No spring l20 q 1870:
No. do. 29al30; winter red and amber western,
H3gll5
CORN-new mixed western, 81 al0i !; old do. l05
in store.
OATS-state 67is $50; western 60a63.
PORk-iness, 1925; prime, $3.50.
LARD-steam, l6l4 kettle, l64.
BUTTER-Ohio, l6a2e; state, 20d32.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-02
FROM LEWISTON.
LEWISTON, Me-, July l..
Destructive Fire--i.oss 100000.

A special dispatch to the Lewiston journal
says that the Lisbon Paper Mill at Lisbon
Plains, owned by \. c. Denioon & Co., of
Mechanic Falls, was burned about o'clock
this afternoon. Loss 100000. The mill
was built in 1866, and had just been put in
good order toT the manufacture of fine book
paper. n. II. Parson < Co., of n. Y, were
the selling agents. The loss is partially
covered by insurance. All the stock and
machinery were burned with the mill.