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KENNEpY,s HKNlOCK OINTMENT.
R0cKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

OPBN JUNE 18th, 1872.
The proprietor offers additional attractions this
season. New, elegant ana snaciOus Drawing and
Ball rooms, beautiful lawns, exquisite air and
scenery while, the waters Of these specia springs
invariably relieve Consumption, Scrofnla, Bronch
tia Dyspepsia and DiaIrh9a, and for sale by eading
Druggists everywhere. Readily accessible via
Chesapeake and Ohio r. r. Stop at Goshen Depot,
where coaches will be in waiting. Pamphlets on
application. JAMES A. FRAZIER, Prop. je24 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-24
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Fall Term opens SEPTEMBER 18Th, 1871.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

Referring to the rumor s6oat In politi
cal circles, that certain persons in an,
around Washington are endeavoring I,
organize an anti-Catholic party, the New
York "Tribune" makes the folio in,
sensible and timely remarks:
Is there anything Of this rumor which
reaches us from Washington, that at d
regular nO-pOpery movement has bee,
organized therep We wisl
people would try to understand that Ro.
man Catholics may be religious. exactly
as Methodists, Presbytcrians, Indepen.
dents, Unitarians, Umiversalists are re-.
ngIous. There is a mischievous popular
notion that the Roman Catholic church
may be divided into an opposite priest
hood and perfectly submissive laity,
and that all the sheep Of the Roman flock
are extremely discontented and unhappy. :.
and would be free from the fold If the
nOOr were left for moment omen. Good
pe0ple,will you endeavor to cOnprehendI
hat the Catholic may enjoy his religion
lultc as much as you enjoy yours: that |
ie is not necessarily an idiot; that faith
which satisfied the mind of a Fenelon
.r ora Pascal, need not appear contcmp-
lbic in the eyes even OF an editor Of q \
'rotestant, religious newspaper? De-
esting bisotry everywhere we find it.
nd mainly detestiny it because it soil
polls what would be otherwise excel-,
'nt; aud with some knowledge of the !
normities Oh both sides of ecclesiasti. #
al history, We cntrcat Christians to telllo
few lies as possible about each other. h
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

Speaking Of Colfax's PENcHANT for
ofhce-holding. the Washington "Capi-
tol' says: "He consented to he pres-
dent Of the chair factory upon the ground
that it should be made high moral en-
gine. Every chair has the ten command
ments printed upon the seat. so that
when one sits down he will be based
upon the Hebrew law, while on the back
of each, painted in large letters, is "Prc-
pare for Judgment" Whether this re-
fers to judgment at law for the valne
Of the chair, or one hereafter, depends
upon circumstances"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

General Tom. Browne. Radical can.
didate for Governor, will go down TO
postcrity immortalized in connection
with the whiskey trade. Down at Win.
cennes the saloon-kecpers now label
their fancy drinks as 'Whiskey Outlets
"Brandy Chops" "Porter House Cock.
tails, etc. There is said to be a great de.
mand for these new STYLES of drink
among the Radical brethren. [Terre-
Haute Journal.
MI Imeant to have told YOU Of that
hole, said man to his friend. who had
stumbled into u pit full of water. a few
days since. mo matter, now: no matter
now." said the other, blowing the mud
and water out Of his mouth. "I've found
it OUT
tFrom the Logsnsport Phsros.1
A STRONG TICKET. "A number of onr
Democratic exchanges are proposing the
following for tho State ticket: Cover
nor, Hon. T. A. Hendricks: Lieutcnt.
Hon. NJ. c. Kerr: Congress.
man at Large, Hon. ID. w. Voorhees,
This would make the ablcst and most
popular ticket ever nominated by either
party in the State.
or Recently Mr.. Alexander, Of Ken
lucky. sold to an English gentleman two
heifcrs. the eldest aged two
vears. for $1,000. The animals will
Ioon be shipped across The Atlantic.
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The Fat lIan.

Bridget" said lady in the city O
Uothani, one morning as she was recon
Inoitcring in the kitchen, "What a quall
uty 0f soap-grcaee you have got here =
we can get soap for il, and we must ex
change it for some. Watch for the fa
man, and when he comes along tell hin
1 want to speak to him.
YES, num-" said Bridget.
All the morning Bridget, between each
whisk OF her dish rag-clOth, kept a
bright look out OF the Kitchen window
and no moving being escaped her watch.
ful gaze. Al last her industry seemed
about to be rewarded, for down tie
street came large portly gentleman
cane, and looking in a very
good huinOr. sure and there is the fat
uian now, thought Bridget; aud when
he WIS in front Of the house, out she
fcw aud informed him that her mistress
wished TO speak to him.
"Speak to nc, my good girl 2" replied
the gentleman.
e., sir, she wants to speak to you,
ana says would you he good enough to
walk in, SIR"
This request SO direct, was not to be
refused SD in state of some WONDER
ment, up the steps went the gentleman, !,
ana up stairs went Bridget, and knock
ing at the door Of her mistress, put her
head in, and exclaimed, Fat gentleman
in the parlOr, num-"
So saying she instantly withdrew toI
the lower regions.
'.In the parlOr!" thought the lady.
what can il mean? Bridget must have
blundered !" but down to the parlor she
went, and up rose her fat friend with his
DlaIldcst smile aud most graceful bow.
Your servant informed me, madam
hat you wished to speak to meat YOUR,
service, madam"
The mortified mistress saw the state
u the case immediately, a smile wreath /
d itself about her lips, in spite Of her.
elf, as she said:
will you pardon the terrible blunders !
Il raw Irish girl. my dear sir? told 4
cr TO call in the fat man to take away
he soap-grease. when she saw him, andr
he has made mistake, as you now n
ee."
The jolly fat gentleman leaned back in|o
is chair and laughed such a hearty ha .|p
a! la! rs never came from one of yourIC
IAN gentry. d,
1T is decidedly the best joke of thco
nason. Ha! ha! ha! So she took men
'r the soap grease man, did she /? 1t will 9
eep me laughing for month. Such ali
,kew ~
And all up the street and around the
,rner was heard the merry ha! ha off,.
&c old gentleman, as he brought down|r =
Is cane every now and then, and ex- =.
aimed, "such joke!" ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

notice, and allowed him to correct and
reform them. Why, sir that would have
given strength to the admin istratiop.
strength to the Republican party. But
what was the impression that went all
over this country in consequence of the
partlzan organization of the committee?
II was that "a white-washing commit
tee" was formed, as the Senator from
Indiana tells us. Is it any wonder?
l. And, sir, have seen it stated in the
papers = know not with how much
truth = that notice has been given that
the witnesses brought before this com.
mittee, who expose the bribery, corrup-
ti0n and malfeasance Of officials, are to
be prosecuted themselves as participants
IN the frauds they expose. Sir, | will
make nO comment upon this. | state
ont what l have seen published, and
shall be gratified if ii is not true; for it
will strike the country as q strange way
Of ferreting out the abuses of officials to
publish in advance that the witnesses
who expose them will themselves be in
dicted as participants. You will not be
likely to find out many abuses in that
way.
And, sir, here in this body. on the pres
SAAs Is OueTefl urea
fening Senators, even. who move inyes-
with fine and imprisOn ment in
connection with the investigation about
which they propose to make the in
4uiry! Sir, the country will UNDER
stand this. Senators may tell us they are
or investigation, in favor of exposing
buses, but their acts and their votes in
his body will be well understood by an
intelligent people.
How is the proposed inquiry now un-
Ter consideration met! By the same al
egation rs was made against the other
hat this debate is to make capital against
he Republican party-the same charge.
We heard it in March: we heard in De-
ember; we heard it February. Not an
Investigation has been moved.no one has
an inquiry into existing abuses
'ut he has been assailed as unfaithful
o party: aud it has been said that the
bject is an attack upon the Republican
'arty! deny it! l cay that the Re-
ublican party can only maintain its as
cndancy, and ought only to maintain
70 ascendancy. BY being party of pu-
ity, of honesty. of fidelity to the Con-
fituti0n when il becomes a mere spoils
aTty. and is used to cover up frauds
nd dishonesty, il will soon receive the
Dndemnation OF an indignant people,
Now, Mr.. President. when
ich things as these are existing all over
'e country, when in the public service
after defalcation is occurring.
II expected that the people will not
cmand investigation, require reform
nd higher standard of official inieg-
ty! There is something wrong. The
,oplc demand a remedy and when we
ropose to make inquiry SO az to know
Dw to apply the remedy, we are met
ith the cry of danger to the party
our rinvestigation is designed to throw
mud upon the party" exclaims the
enator from Indiana. Sir. no dirt will
thrown upon party that is pure by
vcstigating its acts, but if it be i'm pure,
e sooner its garments are cleaned bv
orough investigation and reform the
tier for it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

~ Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks de.
clines the nomination for Governor
There was a Hebrew Fair at Indianapo.
lis and silver table set was TO be given
to the man who should receive the great.
est number OF votes for Governor. Mr..
Hendricks received the votes, but de-
clined to received the plate, in the fol-
lowing words: "But row that the re.
suit of that complimentary vote is ten.
dered to me am obliged to decline Il.
am not candidate for the office Of
Governor, and have no purpose Of be-
coming such. and can pcl. therefore. nc.
cept a complimentary testimonial ten
dcred to me as such q candidate" He
then made a present Of the plate to the
Fair.
" The gas in the Corydon artcsian
well, when fired burns to the height N
about ten feet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25
Advice to the Sick Abroad as well
az at Home,

az at Home,
Every village in America, however small, coR-
talas among IsS Inhabitants sI>Ats RIex ana
often many men, ~omsn and chilaren, sui. rlns
wiIh chrome diseases which nave osied the az ia
OF the ident ply slclan, II not lndes d. that o.
M eminent IN the profession in the county or
Stats wherein they reside, when, really undo. 8
rational system OF medication admInitIsTes by
one who has gwen exclusive attention 10 dIssa
ses of . chronic character, they may be easily
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have suffered so long. he reasons are:-lst.
That your local ply Iieisns are % much occupied
IN the treatment O: Aeute diseases a. the bedside
of their patients thst they have neither the TINA
nor patience to give pepper attention to long
standing AID supposed Ineurxbls disease; 3nd.
1 be nan OF emInence who IL called upon may
have gained a his greet rePuts lion ia surgery,
instead OF med cine so that the Invalid not re-
cogRiE-ag this fact, supPoses he or she IS t-ying
the Oest sAIlt that GU eOuDtrs Nfor is. DR. G.
Nj. MACK "a successfully treating just sueh csses
ali ever the county, by etts- and express, whose
faces have never been seen, as wei as 81 his of
fee at hoAe.
DIR. Mack has been stesdily gaining upon the
confluence Of the puotn Tor the psat yea, dar-
"a which time be nae treatea nearly TWO
THOU sAND GASES, hine:9 OF every hundred
Of which have been radically cured, while every
case AZ osen DepeuteS, Auu 81 tnls mo 'nt nG
has patients in nearly every state Az the Union,
and many in 0snadA. Every Reader OF this W 10
has any affection OF the Head, Throat, Lungs,
6eart, Stomach. Liver, kIdue.s, Bl.dder, Bos-
els, Wo nj GeulsAi Organs, or Rheumatic or
NeurAlsic DiffcUltiee; or Erup ions OF the skin
God Tapurties, Tuners, Cancers, Nervous If
fections dIssasss of tho Eye or Ear, he, are in
viIsd to simply send the symptoms they have
and tn. Price OF Package o. Medicine, 80 y OF
receipt of which thsy will receive one Package
free. Dr.. Mack has ready prepared medicines
for al Diseases. Each Disease has its spkro-
pirate re .sedJ and peasant to take Pat up
in large Packages, made Of Pure Extracts OF
Roots and herbs, 40 Mercury or Poisonous
| Drugs used these remedies have been used by
the Physicians Of the above Hospital and Univsf-
sity tor over 20 yeSrs, known IS their favOrits
Preseri ptions for the use OF Patients sad Phys
ici$as. Each package sent will have fall Direc
| tons and Medosi advice free By this plan
| Patients can be treated at home and sxv. tbs
expense of coming to the city. list of Qu-s
lions ent to any full address en- receipt Of {
cent stamp. Persons ordering Pack sc shout
,snd Pot office Aon-y order or the money il
Registered letter. Address,
deo9d. @. M. MACK, N. D.
No 90 East Market ST., Indiana polls, Ind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25

Graduate of Guys Ho'pitsl London, England
and for yer two years conhdsntial Physi-
can to Her Majesty, the Queen; also late
of the Medical Tn versjty OF New York,
has now locs3ed at indianapolis,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-25
SPERMAToRRHoEA.

by selfahuse excessive the
ting losses Indigestion lrritabiitv loss of
" power aversion society rendering marriage improper
This disease Is common and thousands NOPE
knowing what is the mstter, do visit
me- years experience have prepared
No i The formal No. The stage progress
Nc The Of decay aud lmpotency, at %
ment packages cures and perseverance
sill cure any case the kind fully send
FIVE dollars you need will he postpaid
thus skill At home at less than travelling
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Il in this way is certain in time remedy ia
changed o suit circumstances
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k1ailp Arans.

TIE Monticello Seminary at Godfrey is
lighted with gas Of It's own man ufacture.
The Chicsgo Erening Post claims to
have The largest Bullock press in the
West
KANE county has Lost over 1900 head of
sheep, which we're bnten by dogs this sea-
son
Quincy was surprised by the birth of
three msie children, last Wednt sday, the
offspring Of one couple.
The WArss~ Bulletin says Farmers tell
US that the wib.er wheat Ia all killed. More
particularly is it a gone crop on the ex.
posed prairies.
FRED GoTTFRIED, the young man who
was thrown from q sleigh at the same time
as Gov. Maiteson, of Spring field, has be-
come insane from his M uries
A beautiful Young Swedish woman died
IN Eigin, last week. but for several days
vas supposed to be in trance. She was
kept in u church and visited by hundreds OF
people
Two boys, named Donnelly, have sued
Mr.. N E Smith, of Alton, for $4,000, each,
for false imprisonment, Smith having had
them arrested, two weeks ago. for stealing
his horse and buggy, as they aiIedge wrong
fully.
HITCHCOCK. superintendent of the @. B.
Il G. Railroad, has issued an order instruct
ing baggagemen not to receive a corpee on
the cars unless the person in charge pro-
duces certificate that the person did not
die from a contagious dise,ss
The people of tslena are fearfully appre-
hensive of q general exodus of their ma
sons and carpenters in the spring, either to
Chicago or to the narrow gauge road. The
Gazette asks, "Who will build our new
honses?"
TIE editor of the Warren Sentinel says
be hiss it from a gentleman in direct com
munioation With the main Office Of the
Chicago & NORTH western Railroad Com
psny, that the company has not yet de
cided TO extend its road west from Free
port.
AN Ottawa paper says that Major Taylor,
Clerk of the Suprem Court, who was al
most killed BY being thrown from bis sleigh,
is able to be on the streets again, and DR.
Harris has the satisfaction of knowing that
his fractured limb will not con6ns him to
the house many weeks longer.