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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-09

The section Of the country above re-
ierred 10 embraces the regions about
where Columbia and Venezuela join, the
Coiuurbian portion embracing the State OF
aantander- Il is IN some respects the
most productive part Of the republic. and
the oonee OF this section is familiar 10 all
the world.
The shock was felt sharply at Bogota
and adjoining sections. A gentleman who
was At the time in Facatatia. says that
the move ment lasted for three-qnarters OF
a minute. IL was also strongly felt in
Barranquilla. Maracaibo. though remoy-
cd degree and half from the scene. vet
felt Al the same momeitt gentle but long
continued inhalation OF the ground, and
not day has passed since the memora-
bic 18th OF May, that We have not here felt
shocks more or less strong.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-09

Reports nom Othtr IOcaIltie- iurnish
news OF equal destruction. san Cayetano
was destroyed. also the larger part Of san.
tiago. In Gramalote there was = great
destruction. Arbolela. Cucutllia and
san Cristobal are all nearly destroyed
principally the TOUR last. Thepopuation
81 these towns j. estimated by person
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27
FAST HORSES.


This Is the period of the year when
almost everybody has, or thinks he has,
a fast horse, and the poor brutes Of the
equine specie will fare hard, until the
trotting fever and Juror subsidies. All
the human brutes that draw reins over
horse flesh will hurry, whip and over
drive their animals, during this period,
and the professional jockeys will COM
pei their faithful horses 10 use every jot
Of muscle and bit Of energy they possess,
in order to win a race for their betting
or gambling owners. 1t is unfortunate
for the noble and faithful horse, that
his degraded master happens, in this
age, to require exhibitions Of speed in
order to satisfy his vitiated taste. Were
all the tales Of brutality written that
are inflicted on the horses Of a county
by trying 10 make them show speed
they would I'll volumes, and awaken {
sympathy that would be felt for the gOOC
Of this excellent animal but horses
can't speak, and so must suffer the inju
ries done them. Would that there wa
an animal-loving Bergh in every com
munity
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

The most terrible disaster by food
that has ever occurred in this country.
with the possible exception of the Mill
River one, in Is74-thIeatening, indeed.
to exceed that in loss of life-occurred
during a cyclone. on the 10th inst, on
the Texas coast, resulting in the almost
total destruction of the town Of Indiana
la, the capital Of Calhoun county. Tex
as, l20 miles south Of Galveston. Light
houses, wharves, business houses and
dwellings we're broken 10 pieces or swept
away. and only FIVE business houses are
left. out Of town of $500 population,
inhabitants mostly engaged in mercan.
tile pursuits. Railroads we're washed
away, and houses. fences and trees piled
up IN broken masses in the streets. Or
Thursday morning, the 10th. the easter
ly wind which had been blowing strong
ly the day before. increased TO a gale
the water was waist deep; every man
woman and child was seeking place o
safety. In two hours the wind blew
fearfully. and the situation was awful
according to accounts Screams fror
women and children could be heard i
every direction, and the water soon in
creased to six feet in depth. About
o'clock. Friday morning. the wind veel
ed to the northwest, the waves becam
chopped. and the houses we're washe
away or tumbled to pieces. Broad da.
light revealed a scene that was terrib
to behold. The town could not be re
ogni1ed as the IndianOla Of the day pr
viOus. Ruin. total ruin everywher
All the churches were swept away. BOC
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27
HARD WINTER FOR POOR MEN,

II is we'll to prepare for the storm be-
fore it bursts upon US, and those who
are dependent on their labors for hv-
ing will do we'll If they can save, in the
next five weeks, something for the cold
er and harder months Of the winter. The
laborer. even in busy Vermont, is liable
to find this a peculiarly dull winter.
The extreme hardness of the times in
the manufacturing districts, will drive
out many who have heretofore found oe-
eupation there, and these will be drift
ing back into their former homes, seek
ing employment; the lumbermen, who
for the last fifteen years, have given EN-.
ployment to large numbers Of men and
teams, will be doing very little, if any
thing, this winter, while there will b.
no particular call for help in other di
rections Let the poor man earn wha
he can during the fall, and make tn,
best preparations possible for winter
for he will certainly see dull times. Far
mers who have filed their barns. cellar
and granaries, should remember thes
laborers, and, il possible, give theI
some work to do in the winter months.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27
NEW ENGLAND FAIR.

The New England Fair, in connection
with that Of the New Hampshire State
Fair, opened at Manchester, n. H., on
the 9TH. There was nothing important
the first day. The entries in cattle,
sheep, swine and horses numbered 1900,
and the entries in other departments
were double those Of previous years.
There was a farmers meeting in the eve
ming, which was we'll attended. The
subject Of cattle breeding was discussed
at length.
The second day drew large attend
ance. The various exhibition halls were
packed The stock department was un.
usually full, high-blOOded stock being
well represented The art and fora
halls were very complete. Agricultural
implements and iron and tin ware occu
pied large space. A new feature O
the Fair was dog-show, but it is sale
the farmers did not take kindly to it
thinking it absurd that a trick do
should get a prize of s25 when the bes
pair Of trained steers could get only SIC
The annual address was delivered b
DIR. George B. LOring, who spoke a
length on New England. agriculture
During the day there we're trials of drai
horses and oxen, and the usual Tho,
trots."
On the third day there we're at lea
10000 people in attendance. The e:
ercises consisted of grand cavalcade
oxen and draft horses, trials of dra
horses, etc, and trials of speed. II
usual farmers meeting was held in L
evening
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27

les of men, women and children were
found in all directions. The number of
lives lost will never be known, as there
were large number of strangers in
town but it is estimated all the way
from one to two hundred. Women and
men, also, were found, miles away, who
had foated off on doors or anything they
could get hold of. Some we're beneath
roofs which had been carried away long
distances. Many persons were picked
up who had been out on RATS for hours.
There was also great destruction OF prop
erty at Galveston, and many other plae-
es along the coast.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27

The terrific storm on the coast of
Texas, appears to have been even worse
than at first reported. The destruction
of life and property at IndianOla and
Saluria was appalling. and the condition
of the survivors is pitiable in the ex-
IRENE. An appeal comes up from that
remote region for help, which should
meet with generous response. Already
the Mayor Of this city has authorized a
draft upon him for $1,000. but our citi-
zens should nobly sustain their reputation
for charity and generosity in answering
such demands by liberal contributions,
until the suffering and restitution have
been completely relieved.--BostOn Globe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27
- A Lecture

as Pzslsasa, Il ssasa EHVsisps. Fr.ss .x ssz.s
Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and Radical
Suts y seminal MezkBess.or Spermatorlhoea Induced
~ seii-ADuse Involuntary Emissions Impoteucy Ner-
sons and lmpedisnents 70 Marriage generally
ktaon Epiiepsy and fits Mental and Physical
Inhez-Iae1ty' @e.-by ROBERT J. CULVERWRIL N .
y. author Of the Green Book DC. -
re wosidfenowned author. In this admirable Lee.
s.as. ee4fy proves from his experience that the
-sel esAAeqeenees q self-Abuse may be effectusy
$3.50. u, hilnoeL medicine and without dangerous
seIelcsi operations. bOuges. Instruments rInas or
pointing out mode Of cure Il once certain
- " which every sufferer ne matter what
vateiy and radically '''9'' sAeApy' pr
asafs IN psSss ssas 10 sAszlaaas and sAsssazas
seat under seal. in PLAIN envelope. 70 any Address
% receipt u six cents or two uost starara
Address the Publishers. p'''s ssA'Hp''
cHAs. !. G. CLINE a. CO.,
ns"sFy' New fsrik Post Once Box, 4HSa.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27

money startid well enuff on the eirkle, but there
seems to be break in it. Eff we let Bascom hev
that grain and trade our own money for 1t, where
is our profits? Eff we don't let him hev that grain
the corners viii die Of ,lrOuth, And If he gets it
our money must be taken for it, for its all he's got
l Good cut the Gorjan knot by fallin' shall hold
on and see what week viii bring Forth. Provi-
dence never deserted me yet. 4. '. n.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27

St. Adams Butter Market. Sept 81.
The market was rather dull. Com
mon to fair. IL to 20 cents fair to
good, % to % cents: selections. IS to
80 cents gilt edge. 80 cents. Several
choice lots we're sold at 80 cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27

MONTREAL, September 20.-This eve
ming good looking and 6nely-dressed
young woman named Jennie CantweIl.
entered ST. Lawrence Hall and inquired
for certain person. On being told he
was out. she drew revolver aud point
ing it at her breast, fired. She fell to
the floor and On being picked up she de-
liberately fred at herself second time,
and exclaimed, LET me dier' The
balls entered her lungs about an inch
apart and produced mortal wounds.
Jealousy is supposed to have been the
cause.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27
MEMPHRRMAGnG HnusE

The inviting exterior Of the Aemphrenaoov House
when during the past winter has gone through tho.
.ssf fe P@lrng adding new story, and wide beau
o1a =. close BY the railroad station gaddens tie
eye o. Travellers and the calm waters or Lake Neu-
phreinagog with the steamer Al the lanlirg fve
PfOIliss Of enjoyment and comfort in prospect
= r. LoNEhlN, IT., Gen Ticket Agent
Lyndonyille, July ]. is7s. SIppsa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27

Jacob Larden was instantly killed by
the Troy train at Bennington Wednes-
day evening. He stepped upon the
track just in front of the engine as il
neared the depot. Poverty and poor
health are supposed to be the cause Of
the act. He leaves wife and foul
children. A daughter lay dead in tn,
J house when he committed suicide.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27

Lake Memphremagog aud Return.
Excursion Tickets, good ten days from date will be
one dollar for the Lake trip.
GOING: NORTH.
Acc'm. d. XIX Mail n. Elk.
Pm. Pm. p. A. N.
Arrive Newport L20 44s 100 395
Montreal, $50 g00
Quebec, T3OAN
GOING SOUTH.
Aee'm. Ex Mail MEX
Leave Quebec 100 20
:. Montreal a05 an
Newport 925 iDPn 7oSAw $40
kICHELIEU LINE STEAMERs.-Leave Montreal
daily except Sunday, p m. Arrive at Quebec $50 a.
m Leave Qnebee m. Arrive at Montreal 6 a. M.
sAGuENAf LINE SrEAMERs-Leave Quebec daily
except Sunday and Monday, at 100 a. m. Time for
round trip, 40 hours.
QUEBEC AND GULF PORTS STEAMERS. Leave
Quebes every Tuesday at 2 D. m
STEAMER ON LAKE MEMPHREAIA GOG Leaves
port 10 p. m. Returns 500 D. m
y Music by the Blaisden Orchestra at the Mem
Phreagog House, arrival of trains and during the
evening frorn f,,l --i 1870 -~-'-fs $50
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27
PAssUMPsIC RAILROAD
EXCU r SION S
Lake MEMPHREMAGOG,
MuETREAI ANN OuEREe.

ROUTE A.-Montreal via Passunpsic and South Eas-
tern Railroad Return route.
ROUTE B.-MOntreal and Quebec via Passumpsic
South Eastern, Riehceu Line Steamers and Grand
Trunk Ry.
ROUTE C.-Quebee via Passumpsie K. K. to Sher
brooke Grand Trunk Railway to Quebec Return
route
The sale of excursion tickets commenced July l.
and Will continue during the months of August and
September, good to return until November l. at the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27

1t is now announced that Carl Schurz
will not only make one speech in Ohio.
but eight or ten in the several large pla-
ces of the State, and in the support of
Hayes, the Republican candidate for
Governor and hard money. We call the
attention of the snarling little band who
call themselves Liberal Republicans in
this State, but vote the Democratic tick
ct, in which that pure patriot, the Right
Hon. Frank B. SanbOrn. is shining
light. to this fact One by one the ros.
es fade. Schurz has gone away from
them: who will go next Boston Globe,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-27

What kind of paper most resembles a
sneeze? Tissue paper.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
re TIE UNFORTUNATE
:, NEW ETHiFDIFs
II NEW REMEDIES
IL Err. CIHEGE.S pI.EENSART
~ G23 Eearny street.

Son TTsrcisco. Established in 1854, fer the
treatment of Sexual md StmiEal l'1sf ast tu'h
as Con urrhca. elect. Structure. (, Iliiis n al
its f"1lns. Seminal Weakness. in'rotclcy, &c;
skin diseases Of years standing alo t!cerattt
Les sUcct ssfUlly treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How E3any tLc EsanGs Of IeTstns. both male
and tIna!e. are there who are firing oHt
miserable existence from til Effects of :. cret
dulSeilcts, Of l.-1 Sirius s3sol bed INTO the eys-
toIl Look at ,n-ir palhi v-lac;s:s, and dis
figured faces and their lrC ktr-inUn constitu-
tions. disquslifyinr he III for tie hal pin, - Of
marriage OF the enjoyment Of life In this
horta situation thousands sUfTtr until death
closes The scene. LIT Parents srla.G:aIs
friends. sttend to those " he suffering With
sny Of these horrible, lfe-dt strcying n-ala,iies
see that they are cared for and cured before il
I've too late. send them iInmt diately to pr.
GIBBOE. 4 physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years and who is
certain to the most invcterate case, without
mercury or any injurious drugs.
Seminal Weakness.
s. minal Emissions, the &C nse GUeIce Of SELF
abuse This solitary vice, or delra> so2usl
indulgence. is practiced by the youtA Of both
stXes to an almost unlimited extent. producing
18th UueIIlvg certainty. the following tram d.!
morbid svrnltuI.S unless Cullha1tG ty sgitrti-
lie medical measures, viz: Salow c'Uut'r-
Knee. GaTh spots under the eyes pam IN the
heal. glIg in the ears noise Ike 'he rust!LS
Of leaves uai rafting ot cahriots, Uit2slHtts
ah, at The loirS weakness Cf the llLi',. corfu
I'D viSl II bIu;oI intellect. loss & Iidtrce.
diti:d,I.ce Il approaching Strangers. dislike to
tv1In rev acG tyirtaLoes. Gislosltl'n I" hun
society. los q In uloI. tt' tic hu>t-. Ilaii's
and VLT.crs tIUptIsrs about the faces. turr'd
tongue. fotiG 'resth. coughs. CoIs sumption,
night sWeats ncLunlaria aud ire UtiIt aLlty.
II rclisf he not cGtaiLed. should an y iasl--e-
Giatei. cithor N Ierson "r iy l,tt'r. ar2 lave
cur IL ctsd ~ lis new and scientific Noe a.:
treatir,; this disease, which never tails q IL
feCting pui6 and radical cure.
CURED At HOME.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
Sunn"onS.
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

4 Second Judicial Disirir; If III. State of Ne
vada in ana for the County of Ormsby-
SARAH 4. Y>GER. plaintiff, vs.. CHH!SIO o.
PIER YAGER. d,ftHdant.
Action bruu. mt in the District Court of tic
Second judicial District OF the stste Il Nevada
in and for the County CT ornIsbN al Il 'he con-
plaiut filed in said County Of tTmshy. IN the
of,c of the Clerk Cf said District Court.
The state of Nevada seEdr greeting to CHRIS
TOPPER YAGEE. Defendant.
You axe hereby require d to appear in an action
brought against you 10y the above nsr4td plain
tiff IN the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Cf the state Of Nevada III and for the
County Of OrInsby, and to answer the complaint
fled therein ia copy Of which accompanies this
suinmoI.i within Il L days t.NclusiNect the day
Of strvlCel after the service III yCu Of this
sunnons--if served within this county: or If
served out Of this county. but IL this district,
within twenty GAYS. Otherwise within forty
dsys-cr Judgment 10y default Will lie taken
against you.
Tie said ay;ion il brought 10 obtain decree
forever 81LuliinE the bonds OF n.atTlL-oEy ana
now tN.siInE between yuu aid pialLtI- ult n
the GROUNDS u wiliTl &c rtion and falling -
IIcvidt- the C,nILuH E-C >@sT4ts q axe, Tor
nl.It than tive years lGst past.
and you are her,ly L,t.ied tlat II you fail
to aiItar a-G sHSatT I'll e-.t co.. plant -
sl,v. rt,.uict d. the said plaintiff VIII AL i -
the court Tor he relief fLtT,in prayed.
- Given under Ily hand and the seal
a.; tie I-- net t.-:t Of the Sc. Id
[ -. - - Judicial I'i-;rl,. ot lie State II N
~ Z - Va,.a- IL ana iur lie tuGLty Of trnls.
ly. this i'll CAY q >ov,u-I,r- II IL year ii
eDJy-fouE.
WI. PAM Ron. Atom. ; IT ila.Lt.1.
IL sim
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
NOTICE CT SUITS COMMENCED /:
vu,O THE FOLLOWING NAMED DE-

II PENDANTS, aid TO all Owners Of, or elaii--
.rtsto. the zeal estate and improvements there
on Cr improvements, when assessed separately,
hereinafter described. known OF unknown
YOa are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced II the justices Count, Carson
Township. OrTnsby county. State OF Nevada, III
Carson tiiv. q. A. Nithsrcil. Ju<tite Of the
Peace. by ths STATE OF S.val.z. plaintiff. against
each Of the 5sfcrlJant- herr matter named. and
each Of ths following described tracts or Iarcels
of land with the improvements thereon and in
movements when separately assessed, aud all
OVnrrs Of, OF claimants to, the same. known or
unknown. To recover the tax and GeInla=acy
assessed to TIE said defendants. against said
property for the -.scal rear CONNIE ucIng the LIST
,lay II January A. u. 1874. and ending the jlsJ
Jay of Dec, Il. be r a. D. 1874, and that srI.-
mons has been DAILY .S-asG IN ash case. And
you are further notified that unless YOU appear
and answer the conf -aiut sled sa1d cause OIL
" before the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
VIRGINIA g. TnUCKEE n. r
- ~r rS--->--s1
~ lnx&zszx.

Oiis!ss.N 81" A
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
2Ist Gay CT January. 1878.
PROBATE NOTICE.

State of Nevada !
County of oruehy.
eN THE DISTRICT COTET OF The SIC
end Judicial plstrict.-in tie matter Of the
state Ct PATRICK UENhT CLAYTON. de-
ceased The state Of Nevada senns greeting:
IL pursuance of an order # Hon. :. II. NTis..f,
Judge o: said Court. Il aGe SID ,rt''td On tire
eth !av Of January. \. i. 1875. rCtige IS hereby
given that Tuesday IL, 18Th day Il January. :.
H. Is75 ut eleven o'-lcck =. NJ tf said day. AT
the District Court rCoi.l Il Carson city. trlusiy
County. StyaGa. has k,cn appointed fer hearing
the Application If SUSAN /. CLAYTON. pray
;rr tiat document now ,n tlc in this Court.
purrcrt.Ir 20 h.. the last viii and testament II
PATRICh HFNkX CLAYTON. deceased. be adj
luit:,d to probate ana that letters testaIueniary
tie i-sgvl. thereon To- said 81 SAN !. CLAYTON,
who - named therein IS tNscUtIII at which
time and place all persons lLtclesttd may ap
pear and cont, - thu same.
Witness my hand this 6th,:d Y ~ January,
1878 I. J. EDWARDS. ChTk-
aid
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Or. lie Riehau'S COLLEEN BALSAN 10. 1

cures Csauorts frs ana second stages. Sores Oh
lie Les "r Ludy; Sole Lars. Eyys. Naz., Nc.,
Co.Itl-cai9Eed I.otrA,s, SEEA-.It-e tutarch,
hi--a-' s. scalp, and all u.lu-4tE i,r,-- II tLe
dis. s-e known 3 SYPHILIS. frl,e, : i. Ao;;.s
Y ~ - ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
5 U II II 0 n S .
IN TEE DISTRICT COURT o. TiiI

EN TEE DIST Rl,' z COZ KT o. Ti!E
4 Second Judicial I4eIr.,t o1 the state o! Ne
E6da. il and for tA- County oI Cru~tY y
LOUISA PAKROTf. plaintiff, -. GEORGE
PAEEOTT, def HGaut.
Action brought in the District Court e
the Second judicial District Il the state Of
Nevada. III and Tor the County OF HTL-sby. and
the Complaint filed il said County ct UTI.shy,
in the Office Of the Clerk Il said District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to GE-
OEGE PAHEuTT. defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you 10y the &buVe named Plain
til III the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the Stale If Nevada, III and Ter the
County Of OrInsby. and 10 answer the complaint
filed tA,r,in IA copy Of which accCmpanlt tins
summons within ten days exclusive Of the day
CT strvictl after the service On you 81 this SU:l
mons-if served within this county: crit served
out Of this county. but i'll this District. within
twenty days. otherwise within forty d2ys-ur
Judgment 10y default will he taken against you.
The said action Is brought to dissolve the
bonds of nAtrlmCIy existing between you and
plaintiff. upCn the ale ged ground OF failing 10
provide the cClnmCn ne,esssEIlcs OF NE tor
plaintiff aid family for more than two years
last past and that the care and eGC alton OF the
minor children. George Austin. William Henry
and Ida May be awarded 10 plaiItih, and Judg
;Lelt tor her costs.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint above
required the SAID plaintiff will apply 10 the
Court for the relief prayed therein.
Given under my hand. and the seal
6HSE of the District Court # the Second
~ Judicial District Of lie state Of Ne
yada, in and for the County Of Ormsby, this
Eth day OF Deem III the year Of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred ana seventy-four.
I. j. EDWARDs. Clerk.
VIZ. PATTERSON, Attorney for Plaintiff.