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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-24
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1--WE WILL TAR AND FEATHER NoU.'
| told them thar had nothing whatever
to DO with these goods; that Me..r-.
ALLEN. Lehring and others had taken
forcihle possession Of il, aud that they
would dispose of il in any manner they
saw liz. As To the request 10 leave
town. told them ths. hid some bust
ness To attend 10 up town. and after |
was done with that | wonld tax" their
request under consideration. This WIS
about half-past four o'clock. | was
alone and nnqrmel with hundreds Of
angry mon 1Nuri.filg dirks. slrav-pins,
cfc.. RIGHT nnher my nose. tOll than
th,f as an American citizen claimed Tho
protection of the law: that IL was i'm
possihe for mo 90 treat With such a
crowd. hui that IL they wonld select ono
or two mon whom they could rnlv upon.
| wonld talk the matter over with'then.
then Walked away. leaving them in
nossrssinn of tho whisky. | rrmain"l
IN Frankfort until the next morning,
when | entered ~nit a~ainSt the leaders
Of tho mob for tho value Of tho NOR
chauli7e and damages. | came home
Tuesday morning Int before lelv'pw
Frankfort il was iniim1trd that VI |
would take the wholesale valne Of tho
property aud settle the matter ithr mo-
ncv would hp forthcoming | refused
noint blank 10 cOnnrOniSe the ml'trr
In any ma-ner. The whisky is now IN
tho denot thcre. Tuesday ailcrnoon we
shippcd another iii, which viii arrive
there tonight CWedncs1avA was MI
through the rebellion. but this beats all
ever saw for lawlessnesS.
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FINEST BEAVER CLOTH,
poESklN CASStM ERE
FRENCH cASSiMEaES,

SATINETs. TwrFns. CoRDUEoYs,
WATERpRooFs. JEANS. &c, &c.
for suits. and also splendid VEsTINGs.
in good variety.
There j. no need now of going abroad
to get suits. a. am determined to keep
mp with the demand. aud have Therefore
brought on this stock. which ! au
prepared to make up in the latest st a.
aud at reasonable prices. suits viii ho
made up to order. In the latest fashion
or aS customers may wish.
Cutting done promptly. and good fii-
guaranteed. Come and zee me on
East MAIN STREET.
Sept. -. '73-v. Font Of Court House
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I,hepfop claims
A f,rit -apllerN over AL Tsufal,- rvefnl,rta ne
Anfc fti toe CERTAIN ANp rfRNNNfNfcnf' ~ AFA'
ANA sever nr .hls aui Fever. hsher - short or bon
sttn ltnr ne f,ftr. a. fhe rnire Western sHd >"uh
..f m eauutr, a. bear hn fr-fn"flt % ne truth ~
tns ..rtion hatin NO eases hafFftr t"cnff,
70 ~ directions ~trifflt followed Out w great
r., t.e> A single dose A.s been sufficient Ter cure,
an whole families have been cured rs single collie,
p,rfcc' restoration % the general health us
ever. prltrnt and p every ase MOI certain
+, ~, , satinpea Ia smaller doses for awe,k or two
,nertha has heen checked more specially n dh-
.ilt ana Ion standing Usually mis- medicine,
h,uia tha n,.iant however Require caihario med
cine after wing taken three ~ i'rr ds'-es ~ ~
/, IN =. Hose ~ BULLS VEGETABLE FANlLl FILLS
will be Sufficient
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY

HrNTnN rttetfE- No.
affl sos f~rR
"a I,aS RrtL-n,a~ Sir. kiI,v iuT ihe efice'icy -
yon~ : -.antriia af fh Aesling li Nenelcr' gI.aii
ts. II s..e.srs send -un he ioiioanr statement oi
ur case.
vtSv atnlel ahalt two yesr~ ar'-N a. taken pri,-
,n.r Ava sauHsei itr sA months 'efG r'ufra ~ ni-
y. r,. wounds have Hpt hrtied vet laNr nnf SRI nf
, n,tnett .iare wa. wounded. am s1tr through ihs
tins My general health "a impfirff. r'lt nfi .'r
hing =, ,.s .t -nfnrc have who're 'aifl ir Nnf Sif
.,n.r.if, thsn ANYTHING else wish hnr ~ he eFnn.
ns pleas express hafa doyer h.f' - ana riiiE'
CNrrux G !. JulfN son.
81 IorIs. ~o
p the following was written Arri aoih isoe-
w-s Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt Johnson
ID. IoN B-tn-near Sir. Ny hu-i w :
Johnson was ~kliili .ufgsonaud physician ~ Co (.
yeA york where he died. leaving 'hr above - 4
Johnson fp cfre 80 thirteen years ~ nAf ne N-'
ahron d.arrhea uni scrofiia for which gave N'nr
Slrsparna. b. cured him. haF" ~ f"n Neaf- re-
rnnfruIed 20 80 many in Sew YORK. .nhi" ana l.NH i"l
..-ofafa fewer sores and genera. t-riiify ffif 60
success t4. .f4rndef OIL. Th' rrf- elstfst % -rint
tse. ~rra anil fever snrss err aimu-f MfHcn i"es
n e-- auNous for my 20 again have ffcenr.e ~
ypn- s ..4pariia n, " fearful ~ getting spurious
artieie hence his writing 90 YOU Tor Il. His wounds
we're terrible but believe hewill recover.
Respectfully. - .
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

Road the following extract of slst'er rom MI
Rivers vii, q Reverend pr Rivers. &c Il The n"
learned eloquent, and popular Ministers q he seiho
dist Episcopal church and Who s At stationed
AZ broadway. Church, Louisville, by
Lorlsy,lg. Ky. Oct $. ises
Dr IonN RrLA-NEAa sts. Many thanks % you Tor
lihe medicine you have 20 kindly gitei ~. ha''
been great sufferer for years and hrd iht "dNice
various uhy some prononete n.y. srhs. sfm
ims iasl-s ANA some ms heart 20 he me s'at ~ ny
Al e,.t have been burnt ti,t"rd anh capped ut'ii
lhii become lisheartencd Several sers rmhtni phssl
ic,n~ who cNamiaed nay spine informed ne thai va,
Threatened with paralysis % arF'rhNt Guy e,E- sh'
iha' nothing hlt .cton weuil r'Ne'" me h'i o.
,rsrrt horror ni thar and hcsi'an- about hns nr
ln. in. .rrrl when sou kindly sent nf F"ff Nfir"ia
rlia VII 10 i,nmcdafeiy lernn toiaan three ttffes @
IN Ib,l uttered terribly Wifh most agile laiu b.
the "a .hi ,'is oi my head. especially when N"ue
read III wr'ir for amy ler th y ti're ff fhS 4"
fst vsaiI ~ perfectly blind Tor several minutes anc
s,aii have o. ho.d % somelhing &C. we enf aiiins
ava most happy 20 inf"sm ,on ilei ~. pam q my
he,a i. entirely r.iie "a suffer but seldom u'fh u'
.ainr and lhrh NOT 90 aritcly N.Y. eprrliir = t'"'
p Iced Cor me first iinie lr W we tn@Nf my 1thhe
moro Thar ans meal dur.a ihs GAY
Ysa kiriy sent rie fotr h'ne- again ln-i n'rhi ant
f,..r., ,rt fi. morning snd howe fn tr enfirtl
relieved Please accept nay heartfelt thanks and besi
II Very truly your most grateful frisra,
w., ,.,r,,i ,,sna. ,sith similar letters slof whi-
ar,frc 81 ha sanninc eal written ~ the prr-'i''
n' .,,.- r,s-..if 20 te imposed ~ rr-'' D.
l-,au tutr afipr neu an aAliffal ttre-fmer Ton
.k v.nr hesl-h hv letting novices eArcflm'w upon
,i s,r.,n,-.ii, "a. -to,a re is.t - twenty y,
y,~ N i. s-ililhe S4r-at rii4 10 thrf ff an' NJ ftt
,s.. tarefnr over ai others in rerui@ris 'Ai II
,roi, ,ifh...e rho are trviug y p.ir ~ ~ rer
,,'.r .Irlct- 20 Slrssunr.ia -n-r iift erenh. 3
IS W. feAn tiii's >1-.fP'rI7 ~
,f,af aui scrpfulns affections Ai~a. bear ihai II
aiul
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Architect and Carpenter.
w. IB. ROSE

OFFERS his services to those building
- or contemplating building. lie will
furnish PLANS AND ESTIMATES to those
desiring them, or will make estimates on
plans furnished him for any Kind OF
building. lie i also ready 10 take con-
tracts for anything in his line az reason
able prices. and viii furnish all necessary
materials. IL desired. Persons intend.
ing To build are requested to see, OF
address him. AZ IRELAND, Ism.
Aug. list, ls73.-Iy
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B u l. L.
w Orm Destroyer

EXTRACT OF \ LETTER FROM GEORGIA
vuIANow " sLKtH CO.. GA. !
june ~
De- Inu~ Rftt boar Sir. lhave recent given vour
'sWor,n Dr.r.r several rias afia end Ia NorAerfuly
ecacous q ha- fsiire % single nstHnct 90 have
the wi she'd fsf elect doing pretty large country
prectr. anil have daily fer article ~ the md
am. sir. most re~nec'h ilN.
lFfIiuSP rLRMrNT ". n.
= - nnnHalihei aud wirisrnus the test mo-
malls in favor ~ nay Wsrfu Destroyer hat ncvspape
space = entirely small 10 tell if- wcffS
II Is IN inf,he remedy Tor Worms Trr IL anf 10
See my Jcuruaifor more fuii de-crpti"n
JOHN BULL.
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schedule OF Arrivals aud Departure of ,iaii~
from Ferdinand.

schedule OF Arrival. aud departure of ,iaii-
from Ferdinand.
Arrival Dep
Monday leaves srdinand byIulaa
10 Troy. ~.
TucsdaNs arrive I" i3N
from Adayviile hy ~ Neinrad. o, 81 lOt, ,r
from Ferdinand ~ Brei1siAe
70 Jasper. IT. ~
wednesds,. >. from Jasper ~ Brcizviiie
20 Ferdinand, lOAs.
WEDNESDAYS. from Ferdinanf by Fulda
20 Troy. IL NJ.
Thursdays. arrives from Troy hy Fulia 3PM.
20 Jasper by Breixville 9A.s.
arrives az Ferdinand from
Jasper. Trs.
Fridays leaves Ferdinand BY Fnlda to
Troy. 3r.M.
Saturdays arrives at Ferdinand ~
fudh from Troy. 3r.m.
Friday from lrat enworth fy HpYariv,
SalrAHr Veil. westf i. DaDnt-
ties Nils Foster Ridge and Any
Vile Or a.
Slturaays leaves for Leavcnwcrth IAN
FRIDAYS from Grandslew D., Newton
Vile. Rufiiotiiie santa Claus
Mariah lhll anh 81 Henry. 5P.N.
Saturdays leaves iUf GfHndyiew aud
above places. IAN
Saturdays leaves Ferdinand by nrcfz-
VIE 20 Jasper. 9AN
Saturdays, from Jasper to Fcrlinani Tr.w
J y. GOHMsN. = ".
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De soto Discovering the ~i~si--irpi."
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OGSPous EunAs

EVERY body is invited to call and
examine my stock aud prices. a. |
am satisfied can suit the most fastili-
ous. | have Just received several new
pieces Of DRESS GOODS. suitable for
all kinds of wear. for all kinds of people
for the finest dres .ed gentleman. or tie
hardy honest farmer or mechanic con
sisting of the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-15
THE EXAMINATION OF TIE MISC
KOLLES CASE.
tFrom the Kern County Courier !

lfrom the Kern County Courier
An examination into the case of fJol,n
Tilly, accused of the murder of Miss
BOlles at kernville, came M on an nm.
plication for writ of habeas corpus
ON Thursday. No fewer than forty-
hve witnesses, on the part of both
defense end prosecution, were present,
ana the examination before Judge
Colby is progressing. The case is one
OF the most remarkable on record, 4
man of high character, standing and
property is accused of one of the most
horrible crimes known to criminal
jurisprudence, on purely circumstan-
clal evidencc-a crime the whole tenor
of his previous life goes to disprove.
We have known Mr.. lilly we'll, and
certainly he is the last man on whom,
our suspicion would have fastened,
The history of the case is curious and
remarkable in the highest degree.
and deserves prominent place in the
records of crime.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-15
TIL r FLY,
THE FLY.
These lines, written by Oldys, are remarks
Al E,r their melancholy fenderncss.

These lines, Wflttch by OIdys, are fcmafka
Bic for their melancholy tenderness:
Busy, curious, thirsty fy!
Drink with me, and drink as l!
Freely welcome to my cup,
Could'st thou sip and sip it up;
Make the most Of life you may:
Life is short and wears away.
Both alike are mine and thine,
fastening quick to their decline!
Times n summer, niinO no more,
Though repeated to threcscore!
rhrce.corc summers when they're gone,
Will appear as short rs one!
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-15
MEDICAL,
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDrrS,
DR.. clnRoN,s nisoensApv

DR.. GIBBONS DIS9ENsARY,
No. 623 kEAkNi STREET, CORNER
~ Commercial, San Francisco. Private IN.
trance on Commercial street. Established in
1871, for the treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases. such as GonorrhTa, elect, Structure,
syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weaknc
lmputency. etc. etc. Skin diseases of year,
standing, and liberated Legs. etc., successful.
DIR. GlBBON has the Plea lure of announ.
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals Of Europe, and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time n,r
money IN seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the allie.
vintion of human suffering.
seminal Weakness
Seminal emission is the consequence of self.
abuse. This solitary vice. or icpravcd sexual
indulgence. Is Practiccd by the youth Of both
sexes to nm almost unlimited extent, produce
ing with uncrring certainty the following
tram OF morbid symptoms, unless combated
by scientific medical measures. VIZ: Sallow
countcnnnce, dark spots under the eyes, pain
IN the head, ringing in the ears, noise like The
rnstling of leaves or rattling of chariots, un-
caSincsS about the lOinS, weakness of the
limbs, confused vision, hlunted intellect loss
of confidence, dinlcnce in approaching strar.
gers, dislike to form new acuuaintanccs,
disposition to shun society, loss of memory.
pimrlcs and various cruptions about the face,
hectic hushes. furrcd tongue, fmtid breath,
coughs, CONSUMPTION. night swcats. monoina-
mia, and frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately, ci-
ther in person or by letter, and have cure
effected by his now and scientific mode Oi
treating this disease. which never fails Ui
ciiecting quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons Mt a distance may be CT RED Al
HOME, by addressing letter to DR.. Glib
BON. stating ease, SYM -onls, length of time
the disease has cOntinue t. and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country. with
full and plain directions for use, by inclosing
SO in coin in a registered letter through the
rostolicc, or through Wells. Fargo ~ Go.
\ package of medicine will be forwarded
by express to any part of the nion.
Persons writing to the Doctor will pleas.
state the name OF the paper they see this ad-
vertiSement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. }. +. GlBBUN,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
mt6.1y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-22
tits Timo to unburden.

II is said that General Grant recently told one
ot the Republican politicians who had gone to
him 10 uigo HIS interference in the Texas election
aud upset the fairly expressed will of the people
at that State, as he had done in Louisiana, that
ha was "tirea of such nonsense. It was time for
the Republican party to unburden itself Missis-
siprl and Louisiana must take care Of themselves
ss Texas will have TO do
That is very we'll MS far rs II goes and now
having provided for Casey. we may hope that
Grant will permit the States az he says, t. take
care ot themselves.
But the Republican party has been used by him
.nd its leaders to put burden upon the country,
and it would be well if the President would use
hi, influence to ''unburden" il also We allnde TO
4he hordes Of Office holders that have been ccat-
sered needle5sly through the country. to whom
high salaries are paid tor comparatively little
work. At least one-thlcd Of these should be dis
charged ana the people released from the tax fol
their support. There seems to be "nopsense' in
the country paying higher salaries to clerks who
work but four 10 six hours day than business
men pay to more oonpeten. ones who work ten
hours srd are glad to get good situations at thai,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-22

TIE OID LBAvEN.-The Ga=efte of Tuesday
contained an article, which shows the continued
existence of Its rebel sympathies. For the men
wh1 saved our government II has only words OF
ctnsure, while for those who endeavored to des-
troy II there is not a word of condemnation. Ii
Sas the same all through the Rebellion.
When they laid down their arms at
Appomattox, the striie ceased, and since then the
Republicans have been lzboring to make liberty
and juGtice predominant in all the States.-Rsp.
We would remind our neighbor Of the fact that
he seems 10 have forgotten, since he helped to
annoy the southern people Until they concluded to
seek peace for themselves and secure their const-
tsiional rights in q separate government; that had
there been no rebels we would have never had
government. Thellnd would have still been pos.
sesson of British monarch. Unfortunately the
white people OF the south found there was no
sympathy Tor them in the northern Radicals who
threatened to SURROUND them with Gordon OF
IRE, aud TO blot Them out OF eristehce. And
even now, as the extract proves, 10 man Is allow
I'd to ayow any sympathy VIII our southern
brethren, who have been tieated worse BY the
Radical party since they have laid down their
Grms than any people on earth ever were treated
by civilized naiion. The conquest of France by
Germany, and the imposition Of hard burdens by
ment that the Radical party las imposed upon
;ns sonth, where the negro slave has been in
stalled tie governor Of tia master, with the rem
nsht OF the property Of the latter subject TO the
formers will TO TAX it out OF his possession.
The Rtpt'bliee- il not correct in its remark
The misfortune Is that tour government" was not
sayed. In the States that rebolled there has been
miserable abortion that is nothing like the gov
onment that existed under the wise and humane
people who gave 90 all tia better qualities that
the Republic ever had. As tie Republican knows,
since tue southern people were excluded from
Washington since the Rebellion there has been q
reign Of caipetbag thieves in ell that section and
oitiea, pcculations by officers CT the Radical fac
tioa in Washington and the northern States
might subject the balance CT the country to a
comewhat similar charge.
Sympathy and love for our southern brethren
~ their terrible trials with slavery would have
averted I'll the evils that have arisen frcm the
harsh treatment since the war, and prevented the
dreadful consequences that flowed from their con
et2nt threats, persecution and base treatment be
fore the war.
II the Democrats had been in power in Wash
inston, and committed the same acts that have
been committed since the war the Radical party
II the north would have be en- ready to march az
army to the Capitol and drive from their seats O
power the men, Who, in violation Of their uatns
Lave been guilty Of such acts as should make an,
honest and honorable man blush And thos
peoples example have been followed in neail,
all tho States until the best of the Republican
party have revolted, a. in Philadelphia, and de
termined to release themselves from the SLAYER,
Of Radical partizanism.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-22

PLAIN FISANcIL TALK.-Senator shern an. IN
his recent speech OH 4he currency, said "if Con-
eress yielded one single inch 10 the desire Ter
more paper money the Rubicon would be passed.
and God alone could tell where il would stop
His speech was forcible and cogent presentation
of the need OF returning to specie payments and
the danger of further infstion: His summary OF
the acts. which must be copsid red fragrant viola
lions OF the national faith should be laid to heart
Senator Schurz also came to the point When ne
declared the indisputabie fact that the power to
issue legal tender currency not redesmabe IN coin
Is a power to con1scate every mans property.
This is so plain proposition that no one can
controvert or question it for an instant The only
road to resumption, however, Is economy-econo'
nay economy. Let the government accumulate
and show that il can have on hand real money
enough to pay lis debts, and then resumption will
have been accomplished. This it can only do by
making its income greater than Its current ex'
penJitures.- Bali. San.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-22

NJOTICE.-M alton James will serve pound.
IN Of ice daily 10 any Of their customers for u
cents per week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-22
GRANTS OPINION.

President Grant is reported to have said On
Friday last to some prominent Republicans who
called upon him at the White House
II begin to think it is time for the Republican
party to unload. There has been too mnch dead
weight carried by it. Tho success OF our arms
during the rebellion and the confidence that the
Republican party was strong enough to hold up
any burden have imposed ali the disaffection In
the Gulf States on the administration. am tired
Of this nonsense. Let Louisiana take care of her.
self as Texas will have to do. don't want any
quarrel about Mississippi State matters to be re
ferred to me. This nursing Of monstrosities has
nearly exhausted The life OF the party. lam done
with them, and they will have TO take care o.
themselves"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-22

TEE GLASS MANUFACTURERS IN PITTS
BURe.-The panic caused considerable dimln-
utlon in the extensive glass manufacturers of
Pittsburg, Pa, and It Is gratifying to know
that the evil effects are passing over and the
factories are resuming work. There are also ru-
having been on a strike against proposed re-
duction Of their wages ever since last july
There are eighteen Of these manufactures,
employing when in operation upwards Of
1900 men,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-22

A Coon WoRD.A lady, in letter ordering
ioe WEEKLY OAzETTE TO be sent to her to one OF
he most fourishipg towns In our State, says her
father took 1t. and she considers ii the best paper
that comes 10 lcr town. This is true; aud We
hope tic writer will find the GAZETTE will grow
even better as we shall labor hard to make it so.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-22

WATKR WORKS THEFT.-For some weeks pasl,
various small articles lying loose around the en-
glue rooms of the Water Department have been
missed, the last being 81 lantern taken on Mon.
day. No idea of the thief has yet been formed
but strict watch has been get 10 capture the fel'
low