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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-26

The Cot'ieyy Guardian of late date
says: american manufacturers have
from the first been only placed at disad-
vantage with England in one particular,
and that is the comparative DEAFNESS of la
Dor. To overcome this difficulty has been
the test of inventive ingenuity and enter
prise I'm the States for many years past,
and the result is such substitution Of ma
chinery for hand labor and such an appli-
cation of scientific methods to cconomizc
production as can he matched probably
by no other country in the world"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-26

-" There not being much coffee in the
house, mum" a Connecticut Bridget put
IA "a i.tle .ay 10 i'll up.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-26

A writer in the Milwaukee Sentinel de.
serves the respectful sympathy OF all gen.
tleinen who give out their Washing. He
says: . Ii is awfnlly annoying TO have
some other fellows clothing LETT in ones
room by the washcrwoman. Saturday we
put ON another follows shirt, hut couldn,t
wear 1t. Although ii was RULED around
the bottom, the sleeves We're two short ia
button cuiis on, and there was no place for
"A collar"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-26
VEGEI'INE
Purifes the Blood, Renovates and
1nvigorates the Whole System.
Its Medical Properties are
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent
and Diuretic.

NEGErISK is made exclusively from the Iuices M,
carefully selected Banks. Roors and HERBs. and a.
strongly concentrated thatit will eectua liz eradicate
from the system every faint Of Scrofuln Srroru-
lous Iiumor. TuDiors, Cancer, Caneerous
Humor. Erysipeias. salt Rheum. syphi-
little Diseases. Canker. Faintness al the
stomach. and all diseases that arise from impure
blood sctataca, In flamma tory and Chronic
rheumatism. Neuralgia. d;out and Spinal
Complaints can only be eiectually cured through
the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases Of the
letter, scnidhead and Ringvvorn. vEeErISE
has never failed TO effect permanent cure.
For Pains In the Back. Kidney Conn
plants. Dropsy. Female Weakness. Leu
eorrhGa. arising from internal liberation and utter.
Inc diseases. and General Debility. vEarrIxr
acts directly upon the causes Of these complaints Ii
nvigorates and strengthens the whole system acts
upon the secrctye organs allays Inflammation cures
liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, HnbituaI Co.'S
tiveness. Palpitatfon OF the Heart. IIead-
ache, piles, Nervous ess aud Gene RIA Pros
tration Of the Nervous system, no medicine
has ever given such perfect satisfaction the VEsR
TINE purnes the blood eleanses all of the organs
and possesses a controlling power over the nervous
system.
The remarkable cures effected by vEGrrTxE have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom We
know to prescribe and use It In their own families
In fact VEaErIgK is the best remedy yet discovered
for the above diseases. and the only reliable BLOOD
PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-26

THERE j. nothing like leather Shoes with
q SILVER TIP for children. Try them.
They never wear through al the toes.
For Sale by all Dealers.
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ATTEND To the first symptoms of Consump-
tion, and that disease may be checked in IL
lncipency. Use Immediately DR.. wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. "A safe remedy in all
diseases OF the lungs.
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Dr.. I. q. c. wisEARTs caice,
No. @J1 ". Second ST., Ihiiad's

CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT.-AT HOME.
~ Male or Female. ESQ a week warranted. No cap
ta required. Full particulars and valuable sample
YOUNG, 200 Fifth street, Williamsburgh. n. y.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
Not Very Funny.

The material for keeping the Brook 'yn
nuisance under way sll winter seems to be
abundant. The Investigating Committee can
open the sluices and let Of new supply Of
dirt - Ike that contributed by Bessie
wheneser the stream seems 10 be running
dry. And Mr.. Tilton has begun suit
against Mr.. Beecher, and Mr.. Hescher
threatens eros sui; against T,lion. More
ever, Mr.. Tilton is about 10 bring actions
against several o: the newspapers for libel.
So that the newspapers and the people who
revel in this sort Of thing are likely to have
enough of it. Meanwhile, Mr.. Heecher,
60 say his friends, laughs 4; the
whole affair, ana Is in better
health and epirits than ever Gle is
laughing and tslkins all day" says one cor
respondent, ION the piazz and in The par
lars." We should be sorry to check this
aow Of animal spirits, but We are afraid Mr..
Beechsr may live many v ears without being
able to undo the mischief caused in almost
every circle of society BY the mass OF indie
cencies poured on. before the public during
the last few weeks. However innocent Mr..
Beecher may be. there is nothing TO laugh at
in the evils of which he has at least been
partly the cause.-Ner York Times.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
The DEVILS Workshop.

Impatience CT mono.ony is weakness. to
which must be attributed the troubles of two
individuals who, according to German pa
per. ia'e.y travelled in the same train on one
of The principal lines to Berlin. One of
these. taller, found, on taking his place in
a four;h-class carriage, that it was too crow
Cei to a1mi, even of his sitting on his own
bundle. Being tired and sleepy, he Coz
,rived, bv skillfal maneaveriog, 10 get close
TO the partition which divided the carriage
into two compartments, and lean his weary
back against that friendly support. Here
he slumberei uneasily for some time; at
length, to the great as:onishment OF the
other inmates Of the compartment, he toun-
ded in.o their midst, exclaiming. 81 an
s.abbedv' As the party had all been as
quiet and orderly as possible, this seemed
incredible; bu, the train having stopped at
a station, the poor tailor was led out upon
the platform by his fellow-2as senge:s who,
to their grea. CONSERVATION, discovered that
he was indeed bleeding profusely from
ANAL round wound in the back. Meantime,
hole of similar size and shape IVES found
by the railway servants in tie partition
agsirs S! which he hsd lcaned, while from the
compartment on the other side of it, was
dragged with blanched lips and starting
ewes, the antbor of the murderer, attack
still holding the fatal weapon-a gimlet.
The quasi assassin proved to be 4 carpenter,
v BIO had no worse intention than that OF te-
quilting the tedium Of his journey by the ex-
eIcise of his craft.
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Pierre Blot,

From ths New York World, Aug. BE-
PROF Blot, whose name has been Ia
miIiar for the last Fix or seven years a. : cul-
mary artist and instructor in the PRINCIPLES
If cooking, and who bore vi Ter rputs-
ton az lecturer snd writer on the best and
most economical methods OF preparing the
meal Of the family, died On Thursday night
a, the re,idence Of his son. a. the corner OF
Jtfsrson and Atlantic avenues, Jersey City
Hi hts. NJ. Blot was by birth Frenchm an,
and before he came to the United S;ates,
had taught classes in the ant of cooking.
The principle on which he taught was tsas
there was a great desl of unnecessary waste
in the hou ehoid kitchen, and he labored to
show how much material generally thrown
away by cooks might be utilized in the vari-
ous cishes. lie came 10 NV York about
the year 1857, and established classes here
and in The neighborhood of the city similar
10 iko,e he had conducted in Europe.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
The Two Candidates.

From the Wa'esviile telegraph.
The two Congressional Conventions have
met and placed in nomination candidates fer
Congress from the Fist District. Col. Phil
lips, who wss nominated at the Republican
Conven ion a, Lesvenworh, last week, has
Just served q two years term and SEEKS r.-
election. HIS term hes not feen marked
with many very extraordinary even,s. ei;ler
for or against him. His g,eiiest achieve
ment was an able speech in the House. in
favor Of imitation. His home is in Siiina,
and he is therefore looked upon a, west
err man. lie has been identified with the
interests Of tie State for many years, and
was always a Republican.
Mark J. Parrot, the Reform candidate,is
a farme.-lawyer. rs-iiing a few mics from
Lesytnworth He hiss been al active ci;;-
zen OF the State for many Yeas. Daring
Border Rufian" day he was prominent
leader, and in 1856. VIXEN Old
Lecompte had lot Of frees ia:e boys inn
pr;sonsd at LecoDpton.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
''Peuismin" and His Tam Cuttin' OF.
Iron the Osk ,loosa Independent,

Apropos of Bep. Simpsons Iolting the
Republican convention, We must tell .
truthful little story of him which is vouched
for by zone Who -wss there" In Ben
Youthful days he dvelt in little town in
easeern Ohio, and occasionally stood behind
the counter of clothing and dry goods
merchant Of the same place. When the
store-keeper would take one of his regular
trips to Wheeling to lsy in stock. Ben.
would be left in charge Of the store, acd
eeaesally improved the occasion BY invi-
ting in some Of the boys and shaving
TIM" with . little egg no1, ETC, to enlivea
things. Getting little noisy at such TINS
IL thing became moDo.onous 10 the neigh
bora, and they made complaint to Mr.. Kline.
tie shop- keeper, Who, By the way. was Of
tie Teutonic psrsuasioo. Bsirg excited by
The reports, he abruptly approached The
irseRressor vith-''PeDisnin. PenjamiD, II
Won doa's sthop your Tan esst;a' II When l
IN away, I'll yoosa make your ksad ~ up
aeaisse he vail! You yocss 20 cut q like
Iva I qoa svay!'
L bpsusasd that 0aja0ia sasppea his
scuisit II" i'm, ~ - ~ o. at L
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An Economical Suggestion

There il &c, orally good deal OF the apo
cEyphal in anecdotes o. public mep, ard e.
peclally in those relating to soldieis, bat the
following is good enough to be true, whether
il is truth CT fiction.
CAT Fair O,ke, while standing in very
tempes, of death, while his sword upli:tsd in
C, m mand, Gen. o. o. Howard had his right
arm carried a~sy. Iha. night, after How
ard had sufi,rei smputa,ior, and was lyeng
spen, and racfei with pan in a box car
which was TO take him to Washington, Kear-
ney drew nesr, and, looking into tie car,
said: "Howard, cid boy, have just thought
Of something. When You get to Washing
ton buy par of gloves; send me the right
and keep the left for yourself, and | will
divide Inc cos: with you, and hereafter we
will get along more economically And
turning away kelrney muttered: That is
batter for him than praying, and then How
ard can beat me praying anyway"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
An Amusing Scene at q Funeral.

Recently at funeral in one of the Giles
Of New Hamp-hire the officiating clergy.
man onnme lced his remarks by sayirs: 81
gas not scquainted with the deceased. and
therefore hardly know what to say on the
eAas;nr." He paused, when presently enc
OF Ii ,uzner., Who had evidently hssn
drox .irg his SORROW in the fswing bowl
approached him; placing his hand iamilisr,y
on his shoulder he said. "Wha,, old felIc,
(h;c). don't you know Willis, Hes (hicl
one Of the fel.ers (hic), he was. Low me
TO iasro( hic)duce ye: Willis," said the
droakea man, addressing the corpse, "thi.
e II. Rroan; Mr.. Brova [hic), this Is
Wills. Willis. my boy. Mr.. Browns (hic)
cone TO preach yer funeral lhic) Sermon u
HE drunksa gaa vas hustled out, and The
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
The South.
Boston Herald, Independent

Boston ftefaiir i.ut Fenuent.l
The condition of affairs in some Of the
Southern States i, hardly more ASSURING
than it was at the elise Of the rebellion.
The years which have elapsed since the sur
render of Lee apparently have contributed
little towards reconciling the aniagonistic
races which inhabit that section, and to-day
the whites Of that sunny region are striving
for dominion over the blacks rs of old The
methods By which they are doing this are
various, and. Of course, are scarcely com.
pretended in the North. But even here it
& apparent hat there is sort Of . mutual
understanding if not systematic plan for
depressing the blacks By denying them TIE
advantage. Of educa ion, and through terros-
ian driving them from the bal!oi-box. All
this time, Moth and South, the people are
marvelling at the disorders which are Con-
iiuuslly bveakine Out in Southern Territory.
Yet there is nothing to marvel n. II i The
natural result of the coune pursued. and IL
the method il Continually followed foe any
length of time, it is snre to ter0inate m
anarchy. If We pFosaihe the colored sscs
politically, We cAaaot esape troah)e. We
must either elevate Il q extseninA1s 4
We cannot dssy 4 seAeel psisilsgss, ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
ANAuros1oeRApH1cAE SKETCH.

The f,uowins poem by MI. T.l.on, written AZ
e time Of his troubles, has singular in'efe-'
W:
srI MaRNApUKB's MUSINGS.
By Theodore Taton.
Iwon noble fame;
But, wish sudden flown,
The PEOPLE snstched my crown,
And in the mire trod down
Ny lofty name
bore bounte0us purse,
And be9gars by the way
Then blessed me day BY day
But /, grown poor a they,
lave nov their curse.
Ieained what men call friends;
But now their love Is hate,
And have learned too late
How mated minds u2mate,
And friendship ends.
Ielaspei a woman's breast.
As ii her heart knew.
OR faucied, would be true:
Who proved-alasl she too
False like the rest.
nov an all bersft,
Aswhea some tower doth TAU,
With batt.e nents anG val,
And gate and bridge and all
And nothing left.
But account it worth
Ali pangs Of fair h pes crossed
All loves and honoIs lost
10 gain the Heavens at cost
OF losing Earth.
So lest be inclined
To render III for Ill
Hence lorfh iB me instill,
OGod, a sweet goodwill
To all mankind.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
We Want Agents.

We want a representative in every neighbor-
hood. Nothing equals it for agents, male or To-
male, young Of old. Large Cash wages and Su-
p. rb Outfit, exclusive territory, which Is rapidly
hling up. Must apply at once. Subscribe BY
sending three dollars, aud receive the paper one
year, a magnificent premium, share in the dis
tribution, and receive also FREE Complete OUTFIT
send for particulars. Name territory desired in
writing. address WATERS n Co., Publishers,
Chicago H. May 16w516
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cannot keep 1t from the polls, we cannot
teach it to dsspise itself and have peace.
Toe negro must have civil rights, or the
South will Re n turbulent xs Easland finds
iceland to.rJav
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Hoy es,isf ~ Yssng Msa fEsa tAs s1se0 o.
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-. - - 0zs1laxS ssnt fEss. IN soaled -
vS@ HOWARD AasoCIAT3m.
A. He. os11h y nth 50. pAQs1slDAi6, ?
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
cRn1AH CURE eoR PILES.

OR DOHANNAN'S File Ointment Is guATan-
~ erftain cure for Ples, no matter vhas fofu
"a ~ ~ Standing, In from three to i've dayA
Ffico One boliaf. Sent to any sddTe,S (5y mail
1Aoan coala sxtfa for posta2e).
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Hur rahforol dhec la
Thej oily oIdsmo ker,
Fet cho1 sheb rand
Poreout therumt 90.
Sag. SHIT theklng
Abdsob erthei Oker
Sobring skald ingwa'er.
ALdquickap unchb<ew,
Weed rinktc eachoneof
Thy one tn ousandbir thdaze
Liitiei CT lingo feur ops
Ansha verde Ireezs
Nobeech ertov ex
Andnotii tuDt0w DRY,
Butsm sshesani ces
Asm uchas yOup lease.
Ore Of our learned professors who has Travelled
in the 81 ret regions gives what he terms free
trans alton OF these Ice.andic verses.
TRANSLATION.
Hurrah for old Hecla,
The Jolly old smoker,
Fetch on the brandy,
Pour out the rum, too,
Sagacious the king,
And sober the joker,
So bring scalding water
Ana quick punch brew.
We drink to each one of
Ihy one thousand birthdays,
Little ice king of europe
Aud shaver-de-free-e,
No Beecher to vex,
And no Hilton 10 worry,
But tmzshes and ices
As much as you please.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17

The special correspondent dispatched to attend
the &c ebratiop Of III. one thousandth anniversary
Of IceiaI d. has sent in his report, which IS very
full, and which requires q supp emen al sneet 70
give il entire. Unfortunately 1t Is wntien IN tne
oceIandic dialect and We are unable to have q
translat ION made in season II our columns.
Our correspondent, however, being called upon
for a poem comp1.e1 beautiful one tmPromptu,
which was received with much applause ana All
honors. We give two verses o the Iceiandic YER
sion as received by US. Tbs allusion TO ms king
and the mo Intains of Iceland are sad TO be very
happy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
sxuruAI WHAxNsss CURED.
SYPHu.ls CURED.

IN. DOHANEAN'S Vegetable Syphilis fure' 10
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va1ion. IN ID constitutional FORM thereby jeapsri
- tke health and happiness Of smother. as Ee!i
II mn of thsir offspring, s;cald immef..i.iy ~,
~ nedicfne, and be cured for LIFE. Prize r 70
0nllaln 6eut " any address
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PATENT HUSKING GLOVES.

HALF GLOVES. FULL GLOVES.
XyE9Y GREATLY improved in form Of the
v claws and the more complete shielding OF the
parts tubjsct to wear (see crts). making them
wear fire imes as long, and doing the work much
faster and easier tna0 can be do:e with any other
husker. made Of the very best calf athsr CANNED
expressly, In four sizes; right and left banded.
Gloves. $l.25; Full Gloves, 81. 50 PER pair. We
also manufacture extra qualify plain calf working
Gloves aud Nitten- Price, prepaid, Mittens,
81. 10; Gloves, 81. Is per pair Literal discount
on all our goods. Ask your merchant, or address,
HALL HUSKING GLOVE 60,
1s5 so1ih Clinton ST., C5icsko, III.
Algc.-ccE
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17
THE MILD POWER CURES
Humphreys Homeopathic
GPE0TFoI09

HAvE proved, from the most ample experience
i'll an entire ,uccess. They are the only medi-
clues perfectly adapted TO popular use-sO simple
that mistakes cannot be made in using them; SO
harmless as be tree from danger; aad 81 efcien:
as TO he al ways reliable. They have the high. st
commentator from all, and will always render
satisfaction.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-17

Goo CASH PRIZES, aggrega.ing. s25O, 90
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets. .... $40 90 Quarto TicketsS $50
Hall iicsets-......... SEQ Eleven Tickets 100. 70
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Asa,.. d.. c. a. BoHANNAK. No. sia North

EinA se11ee, 1t. Lo1is. No
0~Ruap6s ronittin9 money by mail for modl.
eipss, eNl Ded By 'Posto@ce Order OF sRegie-
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NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.

This Concert is strictly for MASONIC purposes.
aud will be conducted with the same iberality,
honesty, and fairness which character the frat
enterprise. JOHN L. kOPEk, Pres't.
For Tickets and Circulars giving full informa-
ton, address, HENRY V. MOORE. Secretary,
Norfolk, Virginia.
RESPONSlRLE AGENGS Wanted.
sep4.eod&w
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Enclose two sfarn p. for Illustrated Journal q
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Great Western Manufac turing Company,
LEAVENWORTHK KANSAS.


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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e70 EAcN WEEK Aeeats wanted; pastieslezs
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ICELANDIC POETRY.

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