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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01

THERE l. No DEATH.-If il be true that
N.ture abhors a vacuum, it is equally true
that the Great Creator abhors death and
glcries in life. There is really no such
thing as death-the term is misnomer,
used TO designate the changes which occur
i'm life. Life. eternal life, is created by the
laws Of Almighty will-power, which are
as immutable in their application as is the
existence of the Creator Himself. When
God made life, He made every thing neccs-
sary 10 sustain il, but left il for mans pro-
gressiye intelligence 10 discover, convert
and utilize. Good medicine is To The ailing
physique what good fuel is To the expiring
dame; the better the fuel. the quicker the
fire-the better the medicine. the quicker
comes relief from pain. CALIFORNIA VIM
EGAR BrTERs is lite's elixir for old or
young. Use this medicine properly and
you will live 70 a good old age without
those physical ailments which make sew
enty years burden.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

And s0~ ose Hagan. iuss dis
charged from the Fl Maiisoa p.eui-
ae1riagy after serving out q three
yesas sentence fy bs-gis-y, ifvns
he Mascs9ane -svasf that : wsfses
= Cnig, vbo sas beea rPokrn y Cd
: By sone of the papers, is - s0esi
: uprighs man ard ths ps0P~r man
: fos the place EsscsIs. And i
anv one should fr . nozn-at 9s-s-
,ion the res.iuoor II this admirable
witness. les Crawford te sanno0+d
IN corrsbosssioa. rs there is pos sh.
least douhs but fbss Hsrshy ~aFes-
,sifs the same opsnsoo- Bat tie
pahlle Usas Crasfaxd prryed ap1.
and the court tha: s~ateBce6 hin 70
the ten wears he 50 richly deserved.
have diEerent iiea sboai the
fimsy pse,sxs upo1 ~haeh. - De-
6asee Of hv o. justice. ersig secured
10 the said Csasford his liberty IN
less ,han twelve Doe;hs-
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

around the country, oEesing 70 sell
u ~rceedinels lov prices, and 70
,ake se~ soses Of the farmers IN pay
mept- In sone cases goods nanitess-
" weaS - uere eGered for t9e.
lis exceeding cheapaess vas C
ccnnsed ntbv the stxssneas ihat .
sAclessle ho9se in 81 Lsais vas
ccnpellei - unload Or break iaside
Of sixty days- Sone men offered TO
pay cash, bat the feIlou-wbo gave
hrs name ~ A. FL Brandon-exp4Ain-
ed that be ~as ooly N agens. aad
that fos tbe protection OF the ovnerA-
agents we're prokibissd from takiag
rDouev. He carried with him pen,
ink and blank noses, which he Sled
oat; and IL The Sling out was where
ih- asxzs.le- comes in Suppose
the ro.e "a. for go. On the nne u
the appe, left band corner be voald
write The sgure . slight distance
from th- 6osiar mark, thus: = -"
Then in the body OF the note be
vonli write The word sTventy n
the esd Of the blank space, instead
Of the Le2fsnsag. After The farmer
bad signed the note, the svindler
woGld .; his leisure, with the same
pen and ink. write in the S9are -
berseea The dollar marx and the 20, y
making il read at250;;" and In the
same manner would write, 'rwo hun
drei and before the written word
twenty" making the rose read ~ II
given for -rso hundred asS twenty
dollars.- Thea be took the notes
70 w.rerly and sold them. II : dis
count, OF coarse-ibe purchasers
knowing the giren Of the noses, and !
krosinz them TO De bOoeSs and able 1
farmers. aoi careful buSness men,
and barinS the notes Of Brandoo-f
vbo claimed 10 be aaxioas las no
1oab; De vas) soleave the counsry-
vi,toat the least suspicion OF fraud /
Brsnicn disappeared, and the par-
ehasers Of his goods hare Just dis
covered kou they have been victim
izAd- Ooe bank In Wsverly contains
.o:es cf this character 20 the amount
q q. so.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

60 mar csu@ EZcny Asnnsae =
trv Dsd5eise fpr 6saopa - scccrns
81 - exaease, cssneeaG~s1A The IN
s<ssAsasy sf - bessfz1 sszEs sazss
8: - ssne :.ae, .AsT - e--sS-.-s :.
,haEre3edy. she eKrse vcs< ss the
go e.Asecx5es- Wah s&s< Sscs - sSss
veDaks IL faElovinR srcasa<issoss Arr
persia suExing vsxh coa6- co4<f -
soru tA.ose. ,sas m CAL ~ 4 u kzrkx
drrr store Ans psrcAssss . hasEsesf : Aases
CoErh Cordial use one AKf sf 4. AHs
il thsy c,rclr3e iAa. ]. Is dong sAe0
~ rooi they c4n rstGr1 iAs ssssss aRs
recefve back t1tlr Daoty
No medicine ever soad IN fA;s ticanIsy.
skas pr,daced srra nAEieal rsERlis
Does ss1 % TT sn<s
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

Hoa. Henry Wilson, Vice Presi
dent Of the United States, died at
the city of Washington a. half pas,
seven o'clock Monday morning, 22ad
inst. The health of the deceased had
long been feeble, and for some time
past particularly SO; but the Dispatch
es Saturday indicated improvement,
only to be followed SO soon by news
of fatal attack OF spople1y.
Henry Wilson died at the age of
almost sixty-four years, one OF the
best representatives Of Americas
"self- made men" With no advan-
tages OF wealth or station, with al
most no opportunities for schooling,
ability, industry and honesty pushe d
him from the shoemakers bench up
through almost every important pub
lie place to the Vice Presidency. He
was . patriot and a statesman, and
leaves behind him . name and an ex-
ample that must endure for the id
and encouragement offuture
Of bis countrymen.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

Th1s EIquisste Spanish Toilette
Prehsrstien. : for beauufyisg and pre-
serving ,se cerpleIior and ska, has
for years tees sIcassively prepared BY
Dsa Es1ass Acos'a, N ennineas chem
lei 81 seville, Spain. And By him sold in
larx- gaanti'ies 10 The elite Of that city.
Ms3-i1. Havana sod elsewhere, - A in
Comparable teaaiiser and prese,vstivs
- ghs ca1pirxion sd certain prsvenia-
tive cf Erlrkles, Freckles- Pimpies,
sanszrr, Tas. and al blenishee of the
the Ska Wane making . voyage 10
Gsbs sozss yeArs ago On one OF The Brit
III Ray.! Asl Steamships, Don Manuel
-. osertak-n By severe sickness, and
ass life fsr dsys despAired OF, but Uiti-
nsttiy, be railied and recovered, and ~
81 scErnSlefgmeri OF his appreciation
Of DR. CsmpheiFs eervices, DIR. c being
a. that time Medical ofnces on board the
steafasAipL he presented the Doctor
with ib- formula from vhith he orepar.
81 Ais famous -Agus Nirax eloso," mi
rAcaloas Water So many l.dy patients
fer whom Dr. has prepared sn occa-
sinDai boitle, having expressed them
selves mos, enthusiastically N regard to
its rnerif.. be has determined for the fu-
snre tn prepare il as STANDARD Toilette
Pr-dars'ion" Its use imparts to the
sAin, = dazzling brillisncy, healthy
freshness. transparent ciearness, yelvety
snp3thuess and exquisite softness A
fes applications will convert the rough.
est skin into one Of Alsbas;er delicacy
Il il not Paint on "Esamel," but .
Deiiciousiy Fragrant Med;cated Water
for he skin, Of marvellous efficacy
Warranted harmless - pure milk Price
One dollar per bottle. Six bottles for
Five dollars. Expressed to any address
Prepared only by James p. Campbell,
NJ D., Chemist, es Fulton St, New
York. Beware Of dangerous and worth.
less limitations. 12yl
For sale st City Drug Store. Upton.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

We have ~ sympathy with those
who think Samuel J. kirkwood must
necessarily be counted out Of the
senatorial contest because he has
been elected Governor. Had Mr.
Kirkvood sought the Governorship
for the purpose Of strengthening
him in bis Senatorial campaign Or.
indeed, sought in for any purpose,
the outlook would be quite different
But it must be remembered that prior
% the meeting of,he last Republican
State Convention Mr.. K. vas not .
. candidate for the Guberns.orial
nomination. and se1ts candidate for
Senator. More ,hs. this, his nomina
tion ss Governor was literally forced
upon him, none being more anxious
or persistent in securing bis accept
soce thereto than those who, in be-
half OF some fsvorite Of their own,
opposed his senatorial aspirations
And still further than this, il is well
known that when he finally allowed
his name to be placed At the head OF
the State ticket it vas only because
Of the representations that the in'eg
rity Of the party depended upon 81
acceptable compromise candidate,
and that he was the man. Hav
ing reluctantly yielded te
this consideration. Gov. kirkwood
took the stump and throughout tn.
campaign lahored for the cause u
few other men can labor, being elect
ed at its close by = magnificent ma
jori,y. These things being true, j
is now manifestly unfair for thos'
very men who urgel, and finally
against his wish and. will, put upo
him the nomination as Governor, I
bring up that very nomination an
election AZ cause why his candidac
f)r the Senate 10 not entitled to con
sideration. We are not here espec
tally advocating Gov. Kirkwood's el
cotton a. United States Senator
Iowa has 50 many worthy candidate
for this position that she cannot g
far amiss. But fair-play is = jewel 0
which we hope the Legislature vii
not lose sight while making the selec
ton.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

Us FGlsy II las week Judge
Csessss C. Csss, u the Sspseme
Cor n this stsse. sesdered 20 the
Governor his resigasssoo Of thai
puifioa, based chiefly apoo the in
sakcsency Of the salary As syeas
must elspse before the vacancy oaa
be Sled by election, - appointment
by the Govesno must follow this res
ignatios, ssd already the most etgi-
bse per~s spoa whom this choice
may fsii sre bsiag freely canvassed
by the press and bar Of the State
Aad ne are pleased TO see that in %
doing very conspicuous attention il
paid 10 Judge James II. Roh-oek,
Who has % long and 80 honorably oc-
c,pied the Beach in this dissri>t-
receiving his Last nomination from
both political parties md being unan-
imously elected.
Judge Coles resignation takes
effect On the 18th Of January next,
aDd As this will be after Gov. Kirk
woods Inauguration il appears - il
the appointment Of Jadge would
devolse upon him However this
may be, shc sossdssoe d The people
in Judge Rothrork = evisosd By has
last election, . veil - bin iodiaai
standing and experiences and the fur
ahes fact that ne received strong sup
po<t Il the last STATE conveasin fo
he nornaaasaoo 70 this very Posissoa-
can harily fssi to 20 Ear IN ms favor
whenerer the sslerfio1 s made In
nasy cosnsles TIE entIre bar has
already united 10 . reoaess for Judge
Rosh-ok's sppsntEent- Among
s.sy EGils- expresr;ors- ne caS tie
fLlorlng sron the yFE:oe y.@rngf:.
A pssItaasa u 10 rafenastsSs IN ,..s
coznsv aAklng ioe aps&aDtDeas ID
sn1xe Rsasgk n soooessr - Judge
Cole Wsesber Jadge Cose has r--
sagped o. Dos ne are usaose 70 sas.
- In the esezs of has resixna,iou
tse Governor could spycans Do naa
10 tAs State 10 The vscsss s~ss vso
wossd sdorn the Benca more than
Jsdge R1arock-
Tse Casse@ dge. Denoerstie.)
aftes aHadins 70 the r-signstio0 OF
Judge Gle says:
His socoessos may be Judge Roth
rock. Of Cedar cpunsy. Al any rate
the Governor could D<s make an Ap-
posni1ent more satisfactory TO the
people Of the State. There 10 10
more capable on con sciensioas Judge |
On the Bench in Iowa, than Jsdge
anhstex-7
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

TEE GREAr AMERICAN C.SsTNP
1rox RENEDY--DF. Wu. Halls Bs-
san sor the svsssy cures the u0rsf cases
os couxhs. cosds aDd aii The diseases ef
she leHgAs shFUAS ana cse>s- fof
UboopiDg coo9a and Group 10 1. . c-r-
tain specific The mu~E obstinate eases
surely yield 20 Halle Baasan. sber
used per<everIngly. s<a1os ~ The besj
Of al ccugb pr~psr$tson<- sold @s-ry-
where. John r. Henry. Csrrnn 4 CO..
proprsesor<. s 4 sCoIseee Pss@@ N \
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

The following account Of smooth
swindle is told BY an exchange, and
may be read and remembered with
out harm. even If his pariculs: kind
Of . rascal should not make bis AZ.
pesrsnce in our vicini.y-the moral
in . general way being obvious, viz:
Buy your goods of known and re.
sponsible men, regularly in the bus
ness, and let the peripatetic curses"
pass BY on the o'hst side. But thus
10 the tale:
About . month sgo a plesssnt,
plausible fellow appeared 10 Bn IN r
county with . wagon-losd Of exec,
lent cloth, with which be drove
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

-THE SEVERE yrsTEE, followed By
rainy. dubious spring AID summer oi
this year. has had effect. Consumption
threatens TO regain It's old dreaded sixnI.
heaace. From its first faint symptoms.
though its harassing later stages.
halls BALsAx tor the lungs must be
called the coasumptives friend. Its
blessed relief givss nigh,s Of peaes In
stead of backing coSgh, - kdues dread.
ed night sssass, anc changes the weak
irrit4,ed feeling through the chest 70
serene strength. For sale BY oil drug.
Risia pnce, 800 per bottle.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

RALsTos.-Ws do not believe tha,
Ra.ston, the Presiden. Of the invoiyen,
Bank Of California, committed suicide
He was not one Of that tninskinnsd liz
who seek tho oblivion Of death TO end
their woes. Had he exercised pradsnc.
IN taking his bath, he would have been
alive TO day. There are thousands who
nigh, profit oy the lssson. Don. neg
lecs cold till it throws you into con
suntIon Use Halls BaIsann, the beat Of
al remedies for coughs aud eoids-znd
cure yoaraslf 10 season. We know OF
no better medicine 70 Keep ia The hous<.
Price, 81 ~ per bottle.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25
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series os pApsss under fbe title a The First
Gentury OF the Republic" contributed W the most
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Hsced in HAkFK1s MAGAZINE This series o4
ovss fSeaty papers gives mprehensive review
OF Progress d1ri5E The century now closing, In
every department Of our national tfe.
Addres HARPER BROTHERS
NeW York
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
ILLCSTRAT re ID.
yasnss ef a. Pres

rsa sseelscrenslng csYeuiassea ef This excsslenl
Ma8sssy yeoves ~ csoExaSe6 s6ApsAsseE 70 pogs
AAg cs~krss A1e Bees1s rDce<1 wksa fAink ta
10 reu DAxy kass0 2aeanAsn every month. ~
nnss eszssceT Is - ea< ~ she Sa0cAtos - vel u
ens&rrAsn~rs If The r~ba% naiBa--Resa0n sSsooe-
TIE cAAxScser UEses sAa AAeAxase po0sns0 ~
vaxssy. ersesT<sse. as18xN ueAlxA, and literary
rslsure tAAx AA k~y< paeo SssA II n has nsS ,e1 sl
rre- shoGl< eA1ss - coxscDe1oS 10 r-xnel Wes1
S1zs ikA&se cSEp pAAc~0ry. Tne AA6naloe hAe dens
esod snd 49, svll aai NE dngs 81 - ii1A -hscekyn
EAxk.
seee sfthe Boss popslaS oEDo1en Dpveis have
srH appeared - ssrss 9 IN tAA Magazine. In All
-Ue~r-x Ii src~sssnG psstodseaA- and salIy d.
se~y.s - gr~at s8cessa-- Ps iksdefYhss Ledger.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

Hon. o. S. Ferry. United States
Senator from Connecticut, died Fri
day, aged Sc. The torn TO which he
was elected win not expire until 1879.
sad tie Legislature nov ID session,
which y Deno0stic, sil 81 tbs ~
ssocy.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25
OLD NEW YORK.

Elegantly illustrated articles on Old Seu
York, by JoHs p. MryEs, will appear .,
once. and will attract the attention Of all
In city or country. who mark with intsres,
the Development of the great metropolis
and sheetionateiy remember the quslnt
pecclisfitiss Of its old-n time
Every number IL prefgssly ilgsrsteA
thus enabling Es to give I, ou, de.crfusiy,
and narrative articles, AZ iE,@res, and Der
mansD. value never attained 10 noa gil1S
tFa,ed psraoc.Gsl En1er lie seezftona X
management the magazine s1H H. the 70
tars he csyotsd, ss 10 t4ss been 1n tAe p&s.
70 so4nt literature sra GArIstasb pylyrs.s
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25
BRILLIANTLY ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES ON
AMERICAN COLLEGES.

Written respectively by their friends, will
appear during the year. The revived inter.
est 10 college life makes these papers es-
pecially timely, and will secure for them un-
usual attention
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25
Centennial Letters,
Edited b geAe Vaaes cheaa.

a rare collection Of Revolutionary Letters,
mainly from stores In the hands Of the de.
scendants of Col. JOSEPH WARD They are
full Of Interest, and will be read with a rare
relish 10 connection with the Centennial
celebration OF the wear
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

THE sssHTs OF CHIC cAso.-Auch has
been said of the wonderful growth Of
Chicago, Wonderful, indeed, is its
growth ani wonderful, also, are its im-
posing rights, its grand buildings and
mammoth mercantile establishments
IA the visitor walks down State street,
the fret and most imposing sight tha,
meets the eye 10 the Palmer House, the
grandest of Chicago's beautiful build
ings. Conspicuous in this 10 the corner
establishment the Piano and Organ
warerooms Of julius Bauer & Co. These
are a grand sight which Is well worth
seeing. They are the largest and finest
varerooms iD the west yes, in the Unit.
ed States. To obtain IN idea of their
extent and elegance. those about TO visit
1 Chicago must see them for themselves
/ onr space will hot permit us TO give .
fair description. Here can be seen hun
dreds Of Pianos and Organs; Instruments
being packed and unpacged, received
and shipped 1t 10 stir and hustle thu,
convinces the visitors At once that this
is al extensive business. Inside the
warerooms his glances are attracted By
ali grades and styles Of Pianos and Or
gAns. Firs, come the magnificent Knab,
Pianos, celebrated for superiority al
over the country. Then come the favor
ite Bauer Pianos whose fine qualities
have attained for them . reputation un
surpassed. Next come the stacks of al
kinds Of Musical Merchandise, OF which
: line there is nothing mentionable whicl
, this house has not on hand
. All Of these goods are sold botl
wholesale aud retail and at terms TO sui
, purchasers. Here the seeker for bar
gains can also find wha. he wants
Pianos and Organs Of every kind ant
> description are offered for sale at prices
, which will astound purchasers for theil
ch.apness. The reader will remember
that Nessrs Julius Bauer & Co, are
located 10 the eoraa. store Of the Palmer
House aud those who go to Chicago
should not fail TO make them . visi,
whether they intend purchasing or not
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25

= L InQuesaionablJ the best sas-
tanned work of the kind in the
~orlS-
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25


A VOICE FROM SwEDEs. American
Chemists and their Production appre
ciated BY the Professors At the celebrated
Universities In Sweden Mr.. Sachs.
sir-A, your request, l have tested
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew wer,
IN my practice at the "SERAPIAER Ho.
TEL, and can say, it will restore gray
hair To its original color I. is entirely
harmless, and is . valuable remedy TO
use in such cases
p, H. MALMSTEIS,
Professor Of Chemistry and Medicine.
STOCKHOLM, July 8, 1888
From the highest medical authority In
Sweden As | have had occasion TO see
several persons, who, for some time.
have used, Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover. aEi know that it has restored
the original color Of the hair, as we'll as
being sufficient in renewing the ichlng
and dAndruE that accompanies the fall
Ing oF Of the hair, consider /. my duty
TO acknowledge the same to Nr Sachs
VINCENT LUNDBERG.
Physiciau.in,C Chief TO the King, and
Preservcr Of lis life
STOCKHOLM, July :, 1858.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25
4 S!IlJD 'lARNIR'S VlCATIOI.
~ Gel, GEO. Z. WAXING. Jr,

Col Waring 10 now In Europe visiting,
in rowboai ride Of two hundred and sfty
miles, one Of the most fertile and interest
Ing Of the vine growing valleys Of Europe
This second series OF papers promises to be
even more interesting than that with which
our readers are already familiar.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25
The Editorial Departments,

oeesST oyss twenty yazss ~ sser Harat,er
ass eontssr DR.. HDliaa1s siYgro4s aud
Timely scsorlsis, as s..l a. Eeslsvs II tLs
.E,<s. scr9s IL Ar, L&tefxtnts. aac se.sres.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-25
Spencerlan Business collere

S11 day = home. Assass va..ea In.
1m....t 1m ~ and terms fres. TRUE Z 60
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07
Tho Peach Growers.

AT Middletown, Saturday, third adj
Journed meeting Of the Pcninsular Fruit
Growers Association was held.
Hon. Benz. T. Biggs, of the committee on
reduction of rates Of carriage at Jersey
City, reported that they had met the
carriers and held a protractcd conference.
They refused to make any reduction what
ever from the present rates This was the
very best the committee could obtain.
The following important preamble and
resolution was then passed by the convcn-
ton:
WHEREAS, Various committees having
from time to time been sent to New York, !,
and having failed to accomplish but little
for the benefit of the growers, therefore
ReSOlced, That the peach growers think
that three cents per basket cartagc full
compensation for the labor performed, and
those who ship their fruit in crates are
benefited by Il reduction in fixing the
price at cents per crate instead of 8 as
before; we, the peach growers of the
peninsula are of the opinion that the surcst
and most practical way to remove the
grievances that the peninsula peach
business is groaning under would be to
arrange with the Pennsylvania r. r. Co. to
set apart II place at Jersey City to build
sheds and arrange to transfer the entire
peach market to that place for next year.
The committee were continued and have
charge OF the matter, and will make the
effort for transfer of the business next
year.
The following resolution was also passed :
That the commission merchants of New
York city, who were invited by resolution
and private letter to meet the committee
sent by this convention to that city, to con.
fer with them and the carriers, in failing to
meet the said committee, are, to say the
least, disrespectful, and that the committee
except from the censure Messrs. Idcll,
Duryes, llalleck and Waddy.
Mr.. Biggs reported the following propo.
sition from the Pennsylvania railroad, and
that rates were accepted by the convention:
Peaches, when in train loads of not less
than six cars, Ceaving Philadelphia three