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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-30

The following from the attorney gen
eral to druggist explains itself:
DEAR Sir: You state In your letter
that you are . druggist and request my
opinion whether il will he necessary for
you to procure = license under the liquor
law Of March II, 1878, in order 10 sell
spirituo,w and vinous liquors for nsdi-
cal and sacraInental purposes. After
the close of the next June session Of the
bosvd Of commissioners OF county,
under the general provisions of the stat
nte. il will be Unlawful to sell spirituous,
vinous. and malt liquors. without a H.
cense, in less quantities than q quart at
. time, or in auy quantity TO be drank
upon the premises. But IL druggist.
upon q proper OCCASION, bona fide, and
with due caution, sell liquor. 10 be used
for medical or sacraDentnl purposcs.
such sale will be law ful, although he
has no license. The courts will make
an exception In such cases, notw iih.
standing that the statute may be general
In its terms. This point has been ex-
prassly decided by the Supreme Court
of this state under the liquor laws Of
is%3 and 1869. (See Donnell vs.. the
State, I'd Ind, $50; Thomasson VS.. the
State, 18th Ind, 449.) The legislature
has the power TO regulate the sale Of
intoxicating liquors as police regula-
tion. To restrain the sale Of liquor.
bona fide for medicinal aud sacramental
purposes, is not within the province Of
a police regulation. Besides, statutes
are not to be construed literally always.
Blackstone illustrates this rule with the
notable instance Of the Bologrian law,
which enacted that whoever drew blood
in the streets should be punished with
the utmost severity" under which it
was held, however. that the surgeon
who opened the vein OF person that
fell down In the street with iii could
not he punished. blsckstonss Comm.
60. Very respectfully, etc.
Z. A. BUsKiaK, ATTY Cen1.
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NO. a..

KELLERtvILLE. Auril 2oth. m

Mr.. EDIToB Ia reply to one Of ihs
great cssualities IL Hariison townsh'p,
not long since, some irne friend thouxht
ii an honor and true act Of poIiteDsss TO
make il appear TO the people IN general
thst 1, j. A. Vowel, irs,cad Of Gee
iiile, was found smuygled up stairs at
his mothers bouse. But ] wi.h tn.
citizens Of Dubois county informed d.
ferent. bv just simply telling the truth.
The published item concerning J. "A.
Vewcll being smuggled up sisrs il .
and / am certain that ths
author 81 that publication was % iguo-
rant that he did not know the correct
Of the wsrd, sIDugglcd. or eIss
he would not have miscOnstrued surh.
and IN conclusion will just state that
] have Constable Potts and Row. Aickler
40 proof to certify TO such being bass
fslsehood. The fius, e17 Is. which I
paid, was certainly small Gum foi such
= terrible crime, IS it amounted 10 noih-
ing, for | disturbed no one, and 1t was .
place Of sport In the bargain.
/ teel sorry for tnen that they had
such few witnesses, only -, but out Of
That number there were i've uis- and
the rest were foolish, for the Ave clsimed
their fees, but needed il, and poor little
King Solomon wss one OF the wise
ones. My wishes TO them all; NAV
they s'ill journey on their way rejoicing,
aud singing; hsrk the song.
Hslleluj4h, amen. J. A. vowxLL.
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pies and their successors who followed
the glorious example. The preacher
said he would not preach = doctrinal
discourse, but il his lengthy sermon ex-
planned many of the doctrines and Gus
toms OF the Church with great clearness,
correcting some Of the erroneous state
ments concerning The positions Of Cath
o!lcs and interesting the large assembly
throughout his whole discourse.
At its conclusion the choir sang the
hymn Veni Creator Spiriius, after which
the priests attended by the acolytes de-
scended from the platform which was
erected Oh the foundation, and walking
slowly around the foundation reciting
from the ritual, and on returning to the
corner stone the Vicar chanted the invt-
cation Deus in auditorium meum
iniende,' 10 which the assisting clergy
mcn responded. The Vicar sprinkled
the stone with holy water, and taking
the trcwel OF the msson marked each
side Of the siono witt tie sign of the
cross. repeating: Peuei.cat vos i'm nom
I'M lvmini I bicss thee in the naine Of
iie iord.) The three cierxyn,en then
repeated tho kyrie eleisp, and the
'''f VI tH' f'"'utS. 'el'tp. tHC uoiut
OF 81. Bernard three times. The Vicar
al the close of the litauy took the trow-
ei and spread the first mortar repeating
prayers from the ritual. and assisted in
setting the stone in its place, while the
choir sang Psalm chi: Beatus vir qni
timet DOminum. The choir sung The
Meserere. the bsx com aiming the deposit
was placed in the cavity and covered.
and again the priests proceeded around
the work, sprinkling the W Ais " Ia holy
water and invoking blessings ~ they
went. The procession then reformed
and returned to the church, where the
days services were concluded with the
benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament
st. Bernard's Church is TO be OF brick,
forty-five feet wide by ninetv-fvs feet
long. 1t will be one hundred and six
teen feet to The top Of the spire. and, ac-
cordiDR 10 the design OH exhibition on
the grounds, will be neat and even
handsome structure.
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G5- Tae Boards Of Commi ssioners OF
Spencer and Perry counties met in joint
session at the old toll bridge over An
derson river, near Troy, on Monday,
April 10Th, for The purpose OF taking nc
tion touching the Interests Of the two
counties relative to the erection OF a
bridge at tho point mentioned. Both
counties were represented by full Boards
and Perry had the usual number Of lob
byisls in attendance.
The contract was awarded To the
"Smith Bridge Company" for Pine
bridge, at %, 800. 1t IL claimed that the
Pine bridge IL the best wood bridge
now In use.
II was ordered by the board that one
OF the abutments be rebuilt. and the con-
tract fer the work was sold 10 tile low
est bidder at public ou'cry. Peter West
Of Csnnclton, was awarded the contract
at $3.50 per perch. The cid bridge was
sold for twenty dollars. The contrae-
tors agree to have the bridge cemplsted
by the middle Of August--l Rockp port
Democrat
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Petersburg Ite ms.

Democrat
There are onlv three soarders cen
fined in tive jail at preseu.
The price Of wheat IL Advancing
some W hat.
Everybody 'ssms excited ever the
prospects Of 3 mi sat, and We think IL
will be 10 trouble for the amount o.
money asked by the directors TO bs
raised.
The school trustees are making some
verv much needed inip,rvs,nents on
the grounds surrouudiug the new school
house building. Among others We no.
tice several rows Of trees sst out which
improve the appearance Of the campus
A new disease has appeared among
the cattle iH this county; IL seems 10 Al
feet the spine OF the animal similar -
the cerebro-spisai-In Inr uingitis in persons.
We hear that ssveral Of our farmers
hsve lost their stock BY his strange dis
eass.
The parties arrested for sssaul with
intent 10 kill, upon Cap,. Aicxnndrr
Richie. were r~l.ased on Friday .sst,
the prosecution falling to produce proof
sufficient TO satisfy his Honor, Esquirs
Alexander, that they we're implicated in
,ne affair.
A few days since a young lady s'ep-
ped ,utc one OF our dry good stores
and called for pair OF kid gloves. The
psllte o., asked her what nu'uber slls
dcsired: "My real number 10 six re-
plied the dxlnssi. bat my hssd will
bear squeezing he said, and this thick
headed clerk act sally handed her pair
of five and-a-ha,f gloves, without ssccr-
,sining how much squeezing her hasd
would bear. We were present ~ ~
shcu,d not have believed vhs Il 90
% s~gsttast
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Per The Jssvsr cserisr.
PLEASANTVILLE ITEMS.

PLEAsASTvrLLE, April ~. 1916.
There IL net much new al Hoat now,
only times are dull.
-Peonle are very sorry that the peach
rr9p wss killed BY the last freeze.
Farmers are breaking ground for
corn right lively this week.
-TAs farmers think their early tobac-
co plants were injured BY the freeze.
I'VE have Sabbath School at the II.
E. Church ia rieasautville. every Sun
day. r. II. Ferguson 10 the Superin.
tendent.
There was On "Yrish wedding "a
town . short time ago. The result wss
that some Of the parties GOT black eyes.
Wheat does not look % well - il
did before the cold spell.
There has been some Asnysrous
bats" flying sfier night. One lew at
! Snowman the other night and burt
him by lighting on the side OF his head.
There wers some weddings isss
week. We say gs il whis young
The Monroe tow rship sssessor is
very busy arprsising and and property.
We hope he NAV b- successful.
There is some tobacco being drl!v-
red here this week.
We would like 10 r-r the Jasper
courier come to our post ofce ~ il - "A
rood county pspe' We will say. good
uck TO you, Editor z. &c.
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PR Tie Courier.
Rose Cinnamon.

AsOoO NiDutsubOus
write to the Courier because I want
folks Ia know
Who il 10 that il writing about the troups
OF f"Elack Jse.
aho does no. live in Portersville as some
folks say.
For she lives more towards Jasper on
the Loogootes stsge-way.
She ought to belong 10 some musical
troupe,
For she plays OH the Dulcimsr and sing.
with a whoop.
She il c"urted by . fellow whom ! will
call Jcemes,
Who comes up from a nice little burg
driving five teams.
Angcl;ne Red Pepper says Jeemcs visits
Rose weekly of late,
And others say that Rose meets him on
the walk by the gate.
Jcemes thinks Spring q nice time to
choose better halves,
Aud Rose has given up the idea that lie
is ugly when he laughs.
She il the only daughter and she has
but cue brother,
So there are not very many to bother
each other.
Her father 10 very lean asd her mother
So now kind friends hcr name You can
guess At.
BosroS CHARLIE.
Haysville, April 26, 1875.
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rrThs disciple Of Confucirs who
edits the Evening Star thinks that Beech.
or did not perform 'ths last act Of mu.
tual admiration between the sexes" with
Mrs. Tilton. The last act Of mu,ual
admiration 10 . phrase worthy to rank
with any Of the Brooklyn phrases.
Nasby's "lats onplessantness' isn't
worth mentioning beside It'll Cincin-
nsti RsQuirer.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
POLITICAL Notes.

The Independent party, which revolutionized
California few years ago, and more recently
sent Gov. Newton Booth to the United States
Senate intends to keep up it's organization Its
State Central Committee, numbering about fifty
members met in San Francisco few days ago,
and resolved to hold State Convention early in
the summer aud put in nomination full State
and Congressional ticket
Those who think the Republican patty is sick,
are, says the Washington Chronicle, mistaken.
1t has simply been taking an emetic, and ba, ing
recovered from tho effect of tho dose is better
able than ever before to cope With the enemies
or progress and good government
1t is currently reported in Washington that
MIR. Pinchback asserts that unless he ID iutted
to his seat i'll tho Senate hc will make rcvela-
tions which will overturn the Kellogg goveih-
ment.
The action of Congress in repeating the moiety
laws has resulted in large Increase in SNUG
ling. New York importers gro now clsiming
that it is impossible to procure foreign goods
/. subject to large duty in the legitimate way, and
compete in their sale with the goods thrown on
the market by smugglers.
The defeat of Senator Carpenter, of Wiscon-
sin, was secured by coalition OF dissatisfied
Republicans and Democrats, and the Democrats
in the Legislature. ffty-two in number, voting
with the sixteen Republicans for Mr.. Cameron,
the Senator elect Mr.. Carpenter however,
takes His defeat philoaophically, and addressed
the Legislature in a friendly way rs coon as it
yyag announced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

the third is to be preached by the Rev. G. d.
Watson, OF the Dover M. l.. church, at some
time yet to be designated by him.
GATHERED CRUMBS.
The Legislature keeps sharp lookout for all
corporation acts that have per cent. covered up
in some place. One of them yesterday was
purged and had to come back to per cent.
Tn House bill making dogs personal property
in the town of Newark was read in the Senate,
yesterday, the first time, and WAS amusingly
noted for repetition of the word "dog" forty
one times besides the usc .of tho pronouns, lie,
She it ana thoy, almost an innumerable number
Of times. The Senators say it is the dogondest'
bill they ever heard.
Mr.. Stockley appeared and took his scat to-
day for the first time this week. This is the
fourth week of MIR. siapps, absence on account of
sickness, and Mr.. Riddle has been absent all the
week.
Old pictures and bells arc beginning to be ap-
preciated The old State House bell s to Ge
sent to the Centennial exhibition and the Old
portrait of Commodore Paul Jones ie either to
be touched mp or new ono painted from the
original $. II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
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Ir!Sses ever offered ip '.e puhc. HE sD,iIi, s 4
The best Eng,isn Steel .u.l co1up.nt,y ,.r,rf ,i,t
telH.ohl, which protects arI preserves Il: ,f,i. IN.
pad is of the same material. "
Among tie many great advantage Of tGp a. ~
oli truss, which WILL he a, once apprce,ated ~
IL ID imper'inus to water.
II Will never break or cracE
II Is always ccap.
II can he bent with the hand To any sham, .,.,t
without artificial heat. i''''
II vii neither rust or chafe the paten,
II VIII retain .ae most dliicuii rrnJure
ami comfort ,
II need not he removed while bathing
: durability IS beyond question
L. is economical Tor 1t Will last q life time.
rue neat OF the body causes no unpleasant stup1
IN fact, win CeAuloil truss, the wearer has
comfort, ease safety, durability, adapiabiy aI,,l
variety Of STYLES cf these Trlsses may he found
az rosters Drug Store, Front and Vest Streets
Please can anu examine. Adjustment s:rnstc win
out extra charge ''''
Special attention shown 70 ladies' BY Mrs. Or. Fos
tef Ihe gentlemen r.. ei.Iug their share of Gtton
ton by competent mar. "''>A-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-After January list, 1878. the
DAILY COMMERCIAL will he sent TO subscribers free
Of postage to sny Post ohlce in New Castle county
at 100 per annum and at the same rate for three
months. To Post onlces outside of the county II
will be sent at the rate of $3.50 per year and Si.4O
per quarter. The postage will he prepaid by the
publishers.
THs DELAWARE TRIBUNE, the weekly edition of
the COMMERCIAL, will he sent to subscribers to any
POST once in the United States, at $500 per year,
the postage being prepaid by the publishers
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PcpnsyIyania Handitti.

A MAN BEATEN, HIS MONEY TAKEN AWAY AND HIS
STABLE ROBBED.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 5.
Seven unknown men, last night, attacked
Adam Grove, living at Yicksburs, Union county,
beat him badly, and stole twelve hundred dol
lars and sorel and bay horse. Three hundred
dollars reward has been offered for the recovery
of the property.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
From our Late Editions of Yesterday
washington.
THE CIVIL. RIGHTS BILL Is THE HOUSE.


THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IL THE HOUSE.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. 6.
A great crowd s present in the House. The
debate on the Civil Rights bill was resumed and
ten minute speeches are being made for and
against it. The previous question will be called
about noon, after which an hours debate WI
ensue before the vote is taken.
SECOND DIspATCu-A PREAMBLE ADDED TO THE
BILL.
Mr. Shanks had rea the Democratic platform
Of 1862 aud offered it as preamble to the bill.
MIR. Butler accepted it as u substitute and it is
now before the House With one hour to be spent
i'll debate.
Gen. Garfield is a dressing iho House.
THIRD DIsPATcH-THE DEBATE CLOSING.
Mr.. Buter rose to close the debate at 20 min
utes to one o'clock So far his speech has boon
very moderate.
THE SENATE NOT IN SESSION.
The Senate adjourned as mark of respect TO
Senator Buckingham's death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Ehc Pipe Laying Troubles

ARPEsr OF RIOTERS AT powEns' RUN.
PIrTRDURG, Feb, b.
About 40 men were crested, yesterday, charg-
ed with riot in connection With the Columbia
Conduit Company at Powers Run. They were
brought here and held to bail The railroe1
men have again removed the pipe lsid by the
Conduit Company at Powers Run.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

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Newark ntcsiis.

NEwADK, Feb. >.
The L. " u. Ii. II. II. is in order again, the Gu
giue and tender coming down, last evening.
Tho train was stopped ON account of the leo be-
ing piled up OH what is called Chambers Mea-
dow Tho men were called in and after work.
ing all day the track was cleared in time for the
train to come down. but without passenger ear
and mail agent.
Joel Thompson, Esq, President of Newark
bank, who has been sick for seme time, is now
getting better.
The Roseville bridge is safe, but the road at
the bridge is impossible for carriages at present
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Gttu Business Dis.etr-s
AUJCrVONEpnS

AUCTlONERRs.
L. W. Stidham Son, Ill E. 18th stresl
BANKERS IL BROKERS'.
H. r. Robinson / Co., Az Market street.
BARRIERS 81 HAIR DRESSER
A. Ashenbach, Az Market strest
BELL RINGERS ~ BILL PUSrkR--
Geo. W. jackson, q W. 9TH strsst.
Howard o. Moore No. 6, lc, Third street.
HOOr& SIiakhlANERS, und DEAIt
RabaesE S ssfhs. hrS. 5 aa5sii ss Market AT ctr
John h s;ios Messi1ad ,S at and Poplar etroets
W. A. Turner 4 10. sls Market. treol.
CARPENTERS sND BuII.DEEs.
j. II. D. seeda, shop W Fourth noGr Wcsl
CIGARS ~ T0RACC0.
Isnsbsre poMainsillo. III Market sirest
VIA H. Robinson. .iIt" iia% L. 'hp. III airas,.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, ~ JkN E!',H-
&, iue., eosnst Seventh and Ma'ko, -,soots,
J. q s.al,Ss ,,s'' 3 x < .hii's Ss s,sea s,iSo'
CoAtsi - sa.nil:.h marhn,s..
VIA. uronn > o. a, 's,s y Aa -tn'., -..'
DErGsstNs'-.
Il Il. i'iashufs', 81 Nistsr .r,as-
E14IHitIts.
iataai d 10, Delaware Avenue sad .i'h"r.rn sr''a,
GENERAL. rAsIHANtk .;:h.Ts
ii'unes flum,ner. b2 Market street.
"ooitg s Van Truirp, llu Market sircal-
tEtr'~' EtRSISBiss! tsonr
James ~ Watson SON. e I; MsikH -tt'-.
bas J6Ss ? bnS,sss bsassisn @ ~ Msss. Nss.aa .ssl ,
HATS. CArS. 80.
Huhill 4 walrsvou, II, Market s'-c-l
ohah. E. Brbcli. r. I'd s:reat
HARDWARE.
James Bro, a4 Market strca,.
IRON X STEEr..
WIN, Groom 4 TO-. S. ii. CIR. 2t and snIplu .,,-
LIVERY STAHfL-.
Patrick Holland, n W. cor Front and Orange
LoOAINti-tillASsEs & t.l
l.lwood Dosne, IL W. eth stF, ot
L. McMonasle, hi and king cts,
MERCHANT TiiiDES.
Geo uouert, 19 H. Fourth stroot
John " MublhAusen. 4lb king street,
Samuel Miller, DR., log marker street
PAPER BANEISt:a, siIADa-.&-
John X. Holt 30 and Market strssta
PLUMBERS AND GAS ytTTER~
tG. L. Gillespis, ais W. 4th street
REAi. ESTATE AGENTS.
tsens bennington, Almonds 1dg., sih Anl hiArL
MN. Uhild 90, No. Z w. eth street.
j, II. Frazer, 30 and Shiplsy streets.
VIM REYNOLDS 20. ss5 Market street
". IL. Gilmore, No i West 9TH street,
Wm AeOaulley d Co., 1H Market street
RESTAURANT II BII.LIARD RuO
Joseph taliiaer, boa and bS Market str~et.
SEWING MACHINES.
3royer Baker s. bi. Cn, ia King street
-N"W American Sewing Machine, 7ls Marker strsaL
C0FFER nnd TEA Denicrs
Union Pacific Tea Company sl2 Market street
uSDEHTAKERs.
Ihpa j. Giles, III Shirley streot
X h fouug Sn Market strsei.-tSes Adyl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Fn.ter.s fmfaIi,,lir Cnur.. s.rnn-

No more Coughs, no LJfe Ca.l., Z, lpor. Er,n
enitiH no more trclp -lstu'pa luluen2i an,i 4.
using Mrs. 1T. Fosters InfsL.be f-o3,i Syrnn
fr!ce: Ad4l,s - cens Calreus 45.c,r's. f,pas
ailt, sats ai.l easy 70 taNe. Fog sai5 .t
FJSIEI.S DkIt, sTGEr
: = u.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Medicines.

For the Family and the Physician hllopaihic
homeopathic Botanic and Ecc,cctc. Fresh supplies
weekly. at the Delaware Avenue Drug Store
Vi'-u w. Y. ALRICHS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Iehtiu,nnN.

eheerfuly give this testimony to the tubl, tnat
cured me: - '-''''
Il, yas a.lllctcd tor mary years with disorder
uue'l, n y oubtsp!he and o-stinlt- letter of the
skin and swelling d: tie glands Gf Tho No. k WIN ,S
peuse. ''a go" "a
consulted cigH Ct the most prominent pAysl-
c!"s IN the city aid used their me,su, on.. lin
W,aoat RECEIVING any permanent relief; 6n Tie
~ G'IHs get'iiiS worse. I'll. finally alios, esT air
hrut forl1eT, winch was rcuuun.Cnde,. - No a.,
neluR ctilaHt cure for ny disease II VAS t5r
teTu'ilS POM IN my case aftcr using .yga u,tts,
OF tne B.ool Purifier IA connection wi'a ,he E.t,
ollheht me swf itisS ceased, tac efup;lls G.ap-
pe.ted aAl nov an 'rtic 5 Nul cttet,la.Y curp'!
~ turt3eF lhiHtiLatqH = dcsIc5 concern az Il.
case est 1t Il! rnS!iea-t
, TitUs. SCOIT.
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