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HARPER'S RAZAR.
Notices of the Press.

The Bazaar is edited with a contribute
of tact and talent that we seldom End
any journal; and the journal itself is n
organ of the great void of faShion.-Bs
ton Traveller.
The BAZAR cUmmenis itself to ever
member of the hou-ehOld-to the childru
by droll and pretty pictures, to the yOu,,
ladies by its fashion plates in endless van
ty, 70 the pTOvident matron by its patierH
for the childrens clothes, to paterfamih
by its tasteful designs for ombroideas
slippers and luxurious dressing gowns. 1t
the reading matter of the Bazaar isunifOrIy
of great excellence. The paper has n
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Ny Little Wife.

Our table is spread for two tonight
No guests our bounty share;
The damask cloth snowy white,
The service elegant and bright,
Our china quaint and rare
My little wife presides,
And perfect love abides.
The bread is sponge, the butter gold,
The mullins nice and hot
What though the winds without blow cold
The walls little world enf0ld,
And the storm is soon forgot
In the firelights cheerful glow
Beams paradise below.
A fairer picture who hath scent
Soft lights ind shadows blenti
The central figure of the scene,
She sits, my wife, nv love, my queen
Her head little bent;
And in her eyes of blue
Tread my bliss anew.
/ watch her as she pours the tea,
With quiet, gentle grace;
With fingers deft and movements free,
She mixes in the cream for me,
A bright smile on her face;
And as she sends il up,
pledge her in my cup.
Was ever man before so blessed7
Isecretly reflect
The passing thought she must have guessed
For now dear lips on mine are pressed,
An arm 10 around nv neck.
Dear treasure of nv life
God bless her-little wifei
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&c IS Late.

She watches at the porch,
The sun is nearly down;
What keeps her truant lord?
He should be back from town.
One short, sweet year ago
He never made her wait
As much too early then
As now he is too late
Had heaven bestowed on me
That little lady there,
Whom love has made so sad
And sadness made so fair;
Her hand, her cheek, her mouth
Should not for kisses wait;
Were that sweet arnful mine
] never could be late!
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The Alexandra Democrat
says: No more elections in
Louisiana from this time for
ward. Grant will do all of our
voting. We held four aces and
were fairly victorious, but he
stepped in with four jacks and
a bowie knife and overheard
We went"
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c. w. Lowell, postmaster of
New Orleans, who failed to
make his money and figures
correspond to the satisfaction
of the government, is a carpet
Dagger from Maine.
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There were forty-six victims
to non-explosives in Madison,
Wis, last year.
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A new volcano has been dis
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In Norfuk an old record has
just been Published showing
that in 1749 t,e preachers of
Virginia were pad in tobacco.
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Beecher sees danger when
men strive for sudden wealth,
but he takes his $1,000 pei
night without a tremor.
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The khedive of Egypt is one
or the gayest old boys in the
business, squandering about
100000 a year in faring
sumptuousIy every day.
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A foolish girl in Iowa danced
In twenty-six successive sets
on awager, and in four days
was buried.
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AARPER'S WEEKLY.
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NOTICE TO THE PRESS.

NOIlCE 10 The PRESS-
The Weekly is the ablest and most povd
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There are nearly t~o thous-
and children in New Yrk. nm
der Is years of age, empnyed
in making paper collars.
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Passenger fares in both Hi
nois and Indiana are fixed by
law at 8 cents per mile, on all
roads earning over $1,000 per
mile per year.
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II. w. Paul,
boo1 AND SHOEMAKER,
ATNDEN. LA

Repec5siuH ,aounces to his friends
that he keeps const& III Do hae5 parlsn'
and well assorted stocky on MANU- large
French CagfSkins h.,yoocoe etc
SSoss anu tbs prgPareT and Boots and
style. Would call special attentitP PROVED
reduction in his prices. Boots $40 10 inc
shoes s. to IS. Do not ask for credit, gro ;
sity compels me to do cash business Is
7. W. PAUL
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there is no fighting.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-07
Laura Rcam On Temperance.

~
This spligh,ly lady, in letter from
70 the Cincinnati Commcr-
cial, says:
The vote was not partizan in It's char
:icicr, six Democrats, or Liberals, Arm
strong, Boon, Dougherty. Hall, liar-
ncy and Ringo voting in the alliraiive,
and three Republicans, Clinton w.
Thompson, Ii. {. Gooding and Wadre
voting in opposition. The vote Of
Thompson was looked forward TO with
more Than ordinary Interest, as il was
suspected that lie was pledged against
the bill and hc was known, also, as 4
vcritable John-thc- Baptist of Temper
ance. Years ago, w hen Doctor 1holiip-
son came 10 this States a time when
wine flowed freely rs water and nearly
every frec-holder kept liquoron his side
board, or in the corner cupboard = he
engaged i'll a crusade against the Gus
tom that was certainly vigorous, ,ifnot al
ways Timely and effective. The first time
your correspondent ever saw him he
was holding forth on the subject Of tenn
perance, in "a crowded railroad car, and
there were grave doubts about his ssli-
ity among the startled passengers. -
There never was more sincere cham
pion; but in the Doctors own words. he
has seen fit TO change his mind since
then. lie took to heart the Scriptural
teachings of temperance in all things =
and with wisdom he learned liberality,
charity for all, aud malice for none.
The next question Is, will Governor
Hendricks sign the BILL let il pass over
his head, or exercise the veto power? :
can find out = az least not the
subscriber. put the question direct last
evening.
If His EAcellency has one accomplish
mcnt greater than another, il is to hear
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We speak OF the girls that are dressed
in their ribbons and laccs so fair.
And oft arc their beauties confessed:
But what must it he to be there
We speak of. their tresses Of gold,
OF their hands decked with jewels so
rvrc.
OF their wonderful treasures untold:
But what must it be 10 be there!
We speak of their freedom to win,
To our sorrow, temptation, and care,
And trials. (without and within y
But what must it be TO be there!
We speak Of this service of love.
Ofthe robes which these glorified wear
Of the skirts of the first born above;
But what must il be to be there:
Dear sirs, amid sorrow and woe.
For wedlock my spirit prepare;
And shortly also may know
And feel what il IS 10 be there.
March 3D.. 1873. DrFF.
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For the Jasper Weekly Courier.
Official Protest.


TO Ills Excellency Governor Watson OF
the Commonwealth Of Ireland:
Sir observed in the columns of our
local paper Of Feb. The 2ls;, q proposi-
ton made by one :ouiggloirizt, "a citizen
of the State OF lnuiana,) TO change GER
tain Territorial lines thereby forming a
new STATE. The real purpose of which
lis no doubt 10 place one j. q. Flint,
and other aspiring gentlemen at the
head of the new Government. The
parties allege however, as n reason for
their action. that the acting Governor o:
Ireland OH account OF the newly paved
streets OF his capital &c.-will not no.
ticc them.
Vow need not inform you that the
said proposition is detrimental 10 the
Interests OF the old and respectable
IcomniunwealIh of Topeka, and highly
offensive 10 me as Governor Of the same.
demand of You therefore. that you
notice these gentlemen, (ssnigg,efritz l.
ICo..l who arc plotting 10 disturb The
lpub.ic peace aid that you will see that
isnch obnoxious proposals are promptly
suppressed aud their authors severely
dealt with. orl sliaII be compelled to
adopt such measures as Will secure the
Ibolucrs OF M. dominion.
While deeply regret tie disturbed
lrciaiions tia; may arise Delwecn two
ncigl boring EcpuLlic-, yeti an deter
mined not TO part with one foot Of To-
pehas sod Therefore, shall expect
prompt action OH the part OF your Excel
icucy-
IL may appear 10 your Goyernorship,
that | an unduly solicitations OIL This
Isubieci. Iiic reasons however are
abundant. The Isl one is. ali that re-
.pion on ihe Southwest of my dominion,
krowi. as "sSodom. would be left entire
ily al Tic mercy oi that country called
Hog -hcayen. Whicii name may indicate
more hog, than II bcaven.
I'd. That highly respectable portion
lying north OF Winslow and Jasper road.
called Fox-harlor is Liable to be over
run by Tile Grand-neck Tribe. and thus
every yestsge Of the once grand old
Topeka be lost.
Shall ! allow This no! Mr.. Governor
look 90 your gun-.
Should you desire further correspond
encr on tLis subject, shall refer you to
!. M Attorney General. j. Il. RosE.
Yours Respectfully
EX. ADAMS. Gov. Of Topeka.
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IL Prof. Wylie. of the State Cniver-
silly, delivered III address to the students
of the Northwestern Christian Uniyer-
siiy. at indianapolis, on the ed. lie
has this to say of the saints of the Credit
Mobiler:
Thus Colfax holds his hands up TO be
,seen OF men, but, in spite of all he can
do, twelve hundred dollars sticks TO his
fingers lie has creased them with Mob-
lief tar; Senator Wilson likewise holds
up his hands, but tho experienced nos
ltril detects about them the same pyrolig-
neons oder. Garfield and Dawes. and
lalf hundred. others. east back their
stock and dividends upon poor Oakes
-Aines until he is mothercd and crushed
beneath The pile. tnd from all these
ilnocents comes up u common cry 10 be
and this has come to mean
in modern times to he wlitewashed ana
pronounced not guilty. Thus does our
King sometimes abandon his subjects 10
the ruin of their own foolishness and
greed. lie thus secures his Amcs. The
speaker further illustrated his theme By
referring 10 the course of the american
Association for tine advancement of
Science in elccting an intimate friend Of
Thomas a. Scott president of the soci-
ety, last year, in the hope OF securing
free passage for the members 10 San
Francisco, where the next meeting is to
be held. lie also depicted the rivalry
between Yale College and Harvard Uni
versity, and how it extended TO the most
trivial matters. His peroration was an
leXhortati0n to young men to eschew
avaricc. aud only seek money as a pow
ler for doing good, and to avoid enter
Iinga profession or calling for which
they Were neither fitted by nature or
Icducation.
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For the Jasper Weekly Courier.
Masonic Mutual Aid Association
of Indiana.

Mr.. EDITOR ALLOW me to say few
words TO my Masonic Brethren through
your columns, in bchalfof the organizl-
tion heading This article. Life Insur-
lance is becoming the order OF the day
There are agents soliciting patronage al
most daily for different companies, and
ut is right that We should make some
provision for our families when we
are taken away from them by death
But few Of us are entirely clear OF doubt
as TO the benefits of Obtaining policy
in any of the life insurance companies
of the country. Some error committed
may invalidate our policy, and our fam
lilies be none The better of us spending
our money.
The NJ. 81. A. A., at New Albany. In
diana, is sure and steadfast. No true
Mason will doubt the great work this
Association is doing. when once acquin-
ted with its practical workings. The
+, Officers and Board of Directors are
among the best business men in the city
of New Albany. They have in ever,
instance paid promptly tile amount due
legal representatives Of deceased mem
J bers.
Rev. A. j. Strain of this village. was
n member Of the association about einht
months he paid 81 II, and Since Ills
death his family has drew from the As.
,soeiaiion $500 20.
We trust the friends OF the associa-
iiicn, and all good Masons viii stimulate
themselves TO renewed effort for nn In
crease OF membership. We hope Ec
good Mason. after seeing the results nc.
coDplisled by this association will op-
pose oar work. hui that every peirbe,
Of the Ireland Lodge Will make inne.
'diaie application for membership. be,
fore The grim messenger summons hin
over Jordan. WM. MONROE.
Agent.
Iprt Avn NnrcL An 100
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IRELAND, March 4th. 1873.


Rev. Eloysis John Peter Sassel, q
graduate OF the Seminary OF 81. Sulpice,
Montreal. Canadl, las been sent by hi-
Bishop. uie Rev. Maurice de ST. palias.
10 Washington. Ind. to found u German
Catholic Church. lie bought two lots
IA .llis ely Il few days ago, formerly
lowned By Mrs. CatLarinc Garland, neal
the residence OF Joseph Cabel. lie now
Intends 10 solicit subscriptions from all
Catholics, ard hopes that the well know,
IaNiom OF the Catholic religion -"Omc
God, one faith and one bapii>mv- will
,ind in his undertaking its whole appl-
Icaiion. lis residence is with Ir. Hen
Try Walker where his friends and Others
friendly TO the cause Of Christianity
will find him eady TO receive ,l.em.
The church will be, when finished.
over one hundred feet long, but at first
will be eighty by fifty feet, built in
Gothic style. twill be called the Churcl.
Of the immaculate Conception. and
therefore will bc dedicated from i.svcr,
beginning to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Washington Age.