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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

3, often the the soil Is not III alike conse.
IL quenfiv. the farmer would like s0w different
quantities ~ grain acrosdng the or les fertile
part q field With the Farmers Friend Gram Drill
this he done without loss ~ time or trouble Iy
going over bis field with Drill. he can. without
stopping be horses Al sny time set the Drill 10 drop
more or less gfaiu with the greatest OF and per.
lection ana when changed will the desired amount
Exactly. The seed cups always view Il the
driver which enables him 10 see at when the
Hopper box u empty.
lis double forced feed Drill Can 10 changed into
Sroadcaster. No taken 81 - cog-Uhccls 10 make
change IN quantity % be seeded Distributes EVENT.
on rough or smooth. billy ~ level land
Can be changed from quantity 20 smother IN a
moment. wthou, stopping the team. wili SOW all
kinds Of seed with regularity And snv hoy twelve
wears old manage this min n i impossible to
make mistake iSIDORE SCHUMACHER.
June 10Th lss3 Agent
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LAND FOR SALE,

fTHE undersigned wishes to sell several
hundred acres OF his land. He viii
give purchaser an opportunity to select
snch az suits him. Ii could he divided
so as 70 make several good farms. Ii is
IN Patoka, Bainbridgo and Hall town
ships in Dubois county. Purchasers can
have part timber and part improved
land.
Terms Of sale will be liberal and easy.
as he u offering 70 sell because he has
too much land. Title perfect from origi-
nal purchasers from Government. En-.
quire on the premises. or address him al
Satpor. JOSEPH A. MILLER.
Oct IL. 20 SIN
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roNE wirn roLfi,, XIV 1sstis All
XIV 49, -iHf PARTY AsrIcfs AS
fNFNrNAI VAlk
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TT An extra from the Office Of the
New York Tribune, in an eight page
paper, containing twenty-five letters
ana giving the most complete and salts.
factory acount Of the great Farmers
movement we have seen. shows the en-
ferprise Of the Tribune in sending one
81 me ahlesi writers of the editorial
ftAn to all parts Of the country where
SDers are Any Oranges 10 collect infor-
matien IN reference TO the origin. objects
ana strength Of the order. Every farm.
sr who feels AZ Interest in this move.
ment sheuld oh,ain A copy of The Farm.
frs Extra New York Tribune
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BULLS
SARSAPAR1LLA!

Read the following extract - letter from Nrs
Rivers. wife % Reverend Dr Rivers. q The mes
learned eloquent and popular Ministers - the Metho-
Ep-rrpai church and uho IL - present sintcued
20 Broad~ay Church, Louisville. Ky.
lnrisvtiLF XIV Oct s. 1863
Dr. JarS r,LL-pv,a SIN. Many thanks TO you for
'h- medicine yuu have % kindly given ne. have
various ply -iciRns. some pronounced my spine, some
lungs. and some my heart 20 be the seat 81 MY
disease have been burnt, clustered ana cnpped until
had herrme ti-heartened Several very eminent phys
clans Who examined my spine informed me that VAS
threatened with paralysis spycpisSy any day. snd
that nothing hut n seton would relieve had a
perfect horror u that and hesiatng ahnn; having
en- inserted when ycu kindly your SRrsaps-
rilia which Immediately begun 70 take three times o
Hay had Suffered terribly with most acute pain 10
The right side ~ my head especially when would
read write for sny length ~ time. and rising NY
feet would De- perfectly blind fo several minutes. aud
would have % hold 70 something :" prevent f-'lrg
am ne-f haPpy a. inform Won that The pain IN my
mead sniireiy relieved: suner hit seldom with
spine nnd then unt 80 acrfely wv appetite - good
indeed f~r the hrst ~ my lie enjoy my dinner
more iaau auy meal during the day
Won kindly sent four bottles sgsin last night. anf
began a-sir ibis Morning. snd hope 20 be es'rsy
relieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and bs-t
wishes
very truly your mcsi grateful friend.
N. d {. EIrE.s
Wv Journal ahounfs with sirAr letters. 81 II which
guarantee 70 De genuine and written hy The persons
who's. name they hear.
u not snver yourself "a Re Imposed on. don't hs
drawn after and doubtful NperiInenis. Don't
risk ynur health Nv letting nuNices experiment upon
yra with their irssh
NJ, S.rxapsrilIs has stood the test Tor twenv-fv.
wears u still IN. Sar.Aprris - IL. dsv and ~ ;he
age. a-sring over all others IN popularity end Il,
curative qualities.
other tracts q Sarsspariis. so-cslsd Remember q
PR John Fils Sarsap-riiia. ~ Louisville Ky fhH
j. he OF aud reliable remedy '"r irrurties - 'hr
bioed end serofains Affections Always bear that IN
mind
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On the morning OF The 9Th inst.
INC Brown county court house m Nash
vile, was discovered a. be on fire.
though every effort was made bv the
'l'iSens, The house was DESTROYED. The
records ~ ~ the Offices cxcep, that y,
recorder werc saved those ia the latter
We're burned This involves great
loss T" ne peSie Of the county. ia,
'nes could have borne u better had All
'ns '"covds been saved II IL supposed
ne on'ld;ns aught from defsctssre fuf
seymour Dem .La'
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
BENTON HARRNcts. Mo
~.f ~ f.Ea

1ESrux HARRNcts. Mo,
April 80. 1<6s
nR Ioa~ nrr Dear SIR. Knowing the efficiency 81
safseparills aud tho healing and beneficial quail
ties D. possesses send -o1 the following statement ~
my esse
was wounfct ahonttwo earsaea-wastaken prig-
ans confined for sN months. Being mpvsd 80 o.
on y wounds have not healed yet have not sat NJ
moment ~iurs was wounded an shot through tho
hips Nv general health is inpairci and need
ching 70 assist nature. have fsfh in vcur Sar-
$40 irilia than snvthinE else wish that 10 ~
inc. III express half do7en BOTTLES and ohgs
CAFTAIS c. I. JOHNSON.
ST. L0rIs,
P. She following vas written Ann 2oih. Ises.
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson;
"a JoHS BriL--Dssr Sir. Ny husband. Dr. e. 8
Johnson skilfn surgeon and physician IN Contra
New York. where he died, leaving the shove &. 4
i~hnsnn t. my At thirteen year, % he bad a
chronic diarrhea and scrufua. for Which your
Sarsspariila II toured him have for ten years re-
commented - many In Sew York Ohio nnd Iowa. ~
scfofua. fever sores and general debility Perfect
success has attended a. The cures efecisd " some
q scrcua and fever almost miraculous
very anxious for my 70 gain have ~
your Sarssparilla he u fearful cf getting spurious
article. hence his writing 10 you for u. His wounds
W terrible. hut believe he will recover.
Respectfully, - -
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B u L l. S
w Orm Destroyer
JTsSIE JOHNSON.

" y
June 20
Dn Joux BrtI-Dear Sir: have recently give n your
sworn Destroyer several trials and find u erfully
efcacrns u has not failed IN single instance have
the wished Tor effect doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for icls Of the Kind
am, sir, nostrespectfuy.
JULIUS Y. CLEMENT. ~ ".
r. g So unqualified and numerous the tcsiirio-
mails in favor Il my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
srAee u entirely TOO small 10 tell is merits
n s an infaihic remedy for Worms. Try 10 and hc
convinced See my Journal for more fnl description
JOHN BULL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

The Rev. Father DAMIEN. Of Chicago.
is very eensible and outspoken divine.
He has been talking TO the girls. and
talking to them plainly. He says that
paint and powder on the cheeks are a
sign of barrenness within. Much paint,
no brains. He says further that they
should eschew dime novels, and culti-
yate the cookbook, and raise their
mothers to level with themselves by
sharing their work in the kitchen, and
permitting them to share their leisure
in the parlor. Moreover. he says they
mustn't tell any more "fibs" even as
they hope for heaven. All this is very
good aud very wholesome advice; but
good advice costs nothing, and for
that reason will be at a discount. Let
Father DAMRN put q fabulous price up
on precep,s If he expects the bellies OF
the present day to 60 distracted in pur-
suit Of them.
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A Noxei from a major General

A novel from the pen OF Major
General would be at any time some-
thing OF a curiosity; but it seems that
we are to have during the coming sea-
son a book from the press Of j. r, Os-
good u Co, which will be equally re-
msrkable for it's author. its subject and
it's literary ability. Major General
Lew Wallace has written a romance
founded on the conquest OF Mexico by
Cortez, aud we have seen the written
opinion OF a competent critic to whom
the manuscript was submitted by the
publishers. Certainly more enthusias.
tic approval of the first venture OF a
tyro in literature never emaDated from
the reader OF great publishing house.
II do not hesitate to commend il" says
this authority, "as hardly snrpassed in
historical fiction, and as q book that
there will be honor as well as profit in
publishing tits so utterly unlike Or
diuar, novels, so fresh and fascinating,
that there can hardly be doubt OF lie
popularity"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

MANY Of our readers will feel pro-
found sorrow at the intelligence Of the
death Of Hon. THOMAS ]. NICHE, OF
Stanton, Virginia. Mr.. NICHE. as a
lawyer, stood in the front rank at the
Virginia bar while in the prime OF his
power, and he served with distinguished
ability in the legislature during several
years. At the time OF his death, which
occurred last Wednesday, he was seven"
ty-three years OF age. He was very
prominent man in Virginia some fifteen
or twenty years ago, and will be kindly
remembered by many of the older class
OF our readers in this State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

PRESIDENT ELLIOT, OF Harvard, hav-
ing declared that the co-education OF
the sexes was growing unpopular and
was on the wane at Oberlin, President
FAIRcHlLD, of the Oberlin institution,
says that on the contrary, the system
has been success, and never promised
better than now. He furthermore
states that he has been informed by a
professor OF the University OF Michigan
that almost all the professors were OPP
posed to co. edcation when il was estab-
lished in that university two or three
years ago, but that all are now con-
WINGED of its advantages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18
A GENUINE sensation was occa'

A GENUINE sensation was occa'
stoned in Parkersburg last Satur-
day evening BY the arrest OF four
persons who were suspected Of complies
ty in "the BENDER murders" in Kansas
the shocking details Of which have been
widely published during the past fe"
weeks. The parties arrested consist Of
a man and woman each about 60 years
Of age, man about 81 and woman
about % years old. They cay that their
name is HYDE. but appear to be unable
to give any ineligible or reasonable
account OF themselves. They were
found in a deserted log cabin OF Mr.
BEcKwIrH's farm, without furniture o.
any kind. Sheriff HILL holds them
for examination.
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rr.,, do.s n6t Aesm TO be quite ss

) THtas does not BEEN to be quite -
much difference as q believer In human
progress would like to And. between
Christian and heather civilization. A
few weeks ago We were holding up .
little band Of Indians in Oregon as the
most treacherous and cruel Of barbar-
ians we have now the privilege to
apply all the epithets Of which we were
then 90 liberal to ourselves. White
men, after passing judgment upon
Captain Jack for an act OF treachery,
have seized upon the first opportunity
to follow his example. 1t is not the
first instance OF the kind in our history;
and, 10 all probability. Captain Jack
himself was no more than an imitator
Of that which he had seen prschoed
BY Christains upon bis own kindred
It makes a wonderful difference in
the ethics Of the case whether we are
the party inficting or the party suffer
ing. That which we look upon as just
retaliation the other party regards ss
wanton cruelty, and takes the next
to repay. Thore was an
awful catalogue Of uupuuished crime
in the memories OF the Mountain
Meadow massacre" It was not be-
cause the men were Mormors that they
we're revengeful, but be cause, as Nor.
mons, they had been hunted like wild
beasts, and deprived af the protectio ,oi
the Government like optlaws. The
hatred which good people entertained
for them-for good people do hate-as
herelics gave encouragement and impu.
nifty to bad people, who robbed and
murdered and the result was memories
that impelled To bloodshed.
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Pofsontne the Sick.

There never was speciality In medicine
that was not pirated. Hostetter's Stomach
Bi,ters Is no exoepti IN to the general rule.
fraud follows in the track OF the Great
Vegetable Restorative as II makes the circle
OF ne world, and offers it, pernicious imi.
tations to the sick at everv turn. anxious TO
drench the public with their trash. The
Imitators and counterfeiters offer II by the
gallon, the barrel, the hogshesd, as well as
6y the bottle. beware of this deluge OF
abomiualions. Bear In mind that the true
article is sold in bottles only. and the I'M
press of genuiueness Is to he found u pom
The glass itself. swell as upon the ninety en-.
graved government stamp and the elegant
label. lie great vegetable tonic prevents
and cures Ill bilious disorders and COM
plants OF the digestive organs and the ner.
vous system, msladies upon which the
vile limitations produce no more s1ecttnan
the Pope's Bull upon the comet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

Nsw HAMPsHlRE has candidate Tor
Chief Justice in q Judge Doe, a name
famous in legal fiction. In the old
forms still in use in the courts of the
United States and Of many OF the
States, a disputed title is not settled in
a plain suit between the real parties,
but through an imaginary eje'tment OF
one JOHN Doe by RICHARD Roe, with
certain other proceedings not necessary
to notice, since it is this part that has
given DOES name celebrity wherever
the famous common law Of England is
known. "Chief Justice Doe" would
have very familiar sound in the Fed
eral courts, where as we have said, the
old fiction is still in use.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18
Small Pox at New Creek

After the death Of Mr.. William Trou,
at New Creek, Of small pox, about three
weeks ago, the people Of that place
were alarmed leet the disease should
spread, bat after lapse OF two weeks
without any new cases being developed
they we're disposed to felieitate them
selves upon the hope of escape from
the contagion. On Friday last, how.
ever, . new case appeared in the same
house in which Mr. Trout died. Mrs.
Davis, q widow lady, with whom Mr..
Trout boarded before his death, has the
varioloid and o panic has seized the
citizens OF the village lest other cases
appear. 1t isrumored that negro
man in the employ Of Mr.. Thomas 3.
Carskaddon has the disease. -Camber-
land Nescs. yts.l.g" -"r y
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Gus Jackson, Negro, Seriously Slabs
enc OF His Own Color, and II After
wards Shot.

Oue VI ms W ~oASs s>-~- -.
wards Shot.
One night last week, a difficulty oc'
Cured in the neighborhood of the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, be-
tween Gus Jackson, an escaped crimis
nal from our county Jail, and another
man (both negroes,) resulting in the
inflictiou of several severe wounds by
the latter. Immediately after the com.
mission of the offence, Jackson fed
the neichborhood, and was not heard
of until Saturday night last, when be
made his appearance near the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad depot, at the
White Sulphur. A warrant having
been issued by Justice Calwell for his
arrest, and officers and citizens being
on the alert, his presence vas soon dis
covered by one Of his own color, who
demanded surrender. This demand
being met with positive refusal, and
jackson thinking to keep out of"harms
way" made rapid flight. Before pursuit
had been made very far, one of the
guards, colored mau, drew a revolver
and fred upon the fleeing criminal, the
ball entering his back and passing out
of his left breast. thus bringing him to
a sudden and unexpected hail. He
was at once taken in charge and con.
viewed to a house close by. where he is
now lying in a critical condition,
The condition OF the man wounded
BY jackson is very favorable, and lis
recovery regarded az certainty
Grsenbrier Independent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

An eastern editor IS Of the opinion
ahat it will be easier for Professor John
Wise, the, asronsut to make his pro-
posed trsDsatlantic balloon fight than
to elect his namesake, Ex-Governor
Wise, spsin 90 Governor Of Virginia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

IT will be severe blow to Christani-
ty JUS! as it has secured federation in
Japan, to have such a specimen as
BINGHAM appear on the scene, as a reps
resentive OF the United States.
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NOTICE.,

As MY SON CASPER, AGED SEVEN
n teen years, has lett home without my
permission, 1 hereby warn all persons not
to trust him n..my.account, for l shall no
pay debts contracted by him.
GEORGE GILES.
Intelligencer COPY. jul8r.
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HAIR JEWELRY.


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived by the undersigned, on behalf OF
the National Camp Meeting local Board OF
Control. until 10 O'Clock A n Goth inst, for
building two boarding tents On the Mounds.
vile camp ground, each TO DO n by one
nent building, the other temporary.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
John Bailie's Office, Mcclure House,
iulSQ JOHN A. LANCASTER.
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Independent Order of Good
TemDl8rS,

ENTERPRISE LODGE NO. "a, WILL
T. hold pic mic at Stelle'a Grove, on the
4th OF July. All friends are cordially invit-
ed to participate with Us Further an.
nouncement will be made In due time
julB
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Total Il, OCO Gifts all Gosh. $780, 900
Only q few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished to the first applicants
at the following prices: Whole tickets. $40 |;
for 500 SO for $500 ll3 for 81 900,
For tickets and 1ull information, arply TO
THO5. Z. BRAMLETTE,
mv2l IOuisVille. Nv.
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