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AN ACCOMPLISHED RASCAL.
HOW A sHPEwD DETECTIVE UNEARTH-
ED HIS INIQUITY.

How A snPEwD DETECTIVE UNEARTH-
ED HIS INIQUITY.
One of the Aost prominent detectives
of this city is Druskowitz, Dalmantian.
Among the remarkable cases in which he
| has been engaged was one which happen
ed about ten years ago. In 1866 Vital
Dourt, BoadeallX wine merchant, went
to Paris, and insured his life for sum
equal to about $4,000. Shortly after
ward he went to London, in order to es-
scape the consequences of fraudulent
bankruptcy. Some time later his wife
clad in widows attire, presented herself
at the insurance office with the necessary
legal document attesting her husbands
death. There was nothing suspicious in
the papers. Nevertheless the company
determined to make some inquiries be-
fore handing over the amount of insllr-
ance. Druskowitz was called in, and he
ascertained that OH December /, 1886,
some one named Bernandi had called at
the registers office in Plaistow and regis
tered the death of Dourt, and it was en-
tered as due to heart disease. Drusko-
witt found out the undertaken who had
conducted the funeral, and learned that
everything had been properly ordered
| iiiN pdiu ioi aiio tiiht tllC Ildu
been performed at Leytonstone. One
thing seemed strange. The coffin had
not been sent to any private house, but
direct to the cemetery. Further inquiry
failed to discover the name of any doctor
attached to the certificate of death. The
next step was to obtain an order forex-
humation, and on the coffin being OPEN
ed there was found, not the body ofVital
Dourt, but block of lead. Further in
quiry elicted the fact that Doult had
been present at his own funeral, and had
afterward gone to America, whence he
supplied his wife with the documents in
tended for the insurance company. Some
time afterward he returned to Europe,
went to Antwerp, bought ship, sent her
to sea with lot of rubbish, and, having
previously insured her for large sum,
had her burned. Arrested and brought
to trial, he was visited by Druskowitz,
who felt sure that this was the man he
wanted. Dourt was found guilty, and
was condemned to Imprisonment, with
hard labor; but the French government
claimed him under an extraditi on treaty,
and he was tried on the charge of fraudu-
lent bankruptcy, found guilty andsenten-
ced to penal servitude for comparative
ly short period.
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'yer's HOOf Liniment

abor,%1a % Years of practical experience
trei eirs tba, III staging, farming, &c, | have
aby t,"t tH'at more horses have been Grip
ss,.S ",a.u,iltlon to the feet than all other
letS lhlncd. After many expert
@t The "nNe Nv lound the true remedy to pre-
I.f .fnepii,,ss'lSe In the hoof, or restore II
tl.Dl h. a'sllce' TO what nature intended II
y lftLoh" Wcm support Of the noble ami
eaninHsiIT lo"l is intlamed and diseased,
n llnhno,l,, comparatively worthless
Y aldi,,';llt VIII surely prevent this worst
.Sk, G;','N' contraction, Corns Quarter,
ENhllv oh,IIrtctlon of the Back Sinew
hthG.n, ,",lrl Knee Sprung, &c, and re-
's.t Of Sn,i Il'tl nave been crippled by the
sspliS,i It, and it will never fail if proper
sfif saa. sii horses foot once a week, or of
'NMl IN. ,>NrN; mt the heel and frog, and
''''l close to the hair.
=, NJ. G. BOYER,
Hh, N. e b.. NoRRISTowN, PA.
.Liy lhnt h"fER-Dear Sir This is to
Y ,biSl"' f., nave used your Liniment in
n oIe mirrr months past, on more
b>t prrmanlrrd "u,,lrrd horses, and find II
kh~ II pLrillion | have ever used on
'Si..l lac ur,, nrlt'r than you recommend il.
Th viS'S mt once, by express. e.
LARRY HAMILTON,
NO. l}2 West 31St Street.
New York City,
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Ugoing to Phila-
delphia to visit the
Exhibition, IL may
be Of seruice to
those who do not
knoU the City TO
haue some place
where Information
can be got about
sights to see-hours
tae U. S. Mint, No
sonic Hall, GirGrd
College, and various
Institutions are
open, where TO get
required tickets,
hoIo TO reach the
places, DC.
HaUiHg for 0DeT
fifteen years had
the Kind support f
thousaR dS and
thousands cr peo-
pie from eue,y Sec
tion Of the Country,
ne Will be Glad TO
repay Their Iauors
by any courtesies
withia our poweT 10
extend.
We hdue hundreds
Of CLERKS wh0 will
with cheerElness
SUer questions
and give seruice
outside or any bust
ness Of our 0ur,
Without pay.
Our nel0 house ut
Thirteenth and
Market has plenty
Of roam, and we are
open early in tho
morning and mts
in the evening.
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EXECUTIVE
A. ID.
nelring he efrstMO
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The HrBl Sidrtcd
IN n small corner NJ
The otd brick bitiid-
iHg at Sirth ant
Market, n0lO some
uhdt changet by
he iron frontal
building, cOUrinO
four tots, and
kaOWH Gu and
nc ar as q A x
HALL.
Thr hour Is SJ-
clVsirciy dcr0ttd N
clothing for nun
and boys, and is
popular because "
The large stocR, i0iO
prioss, and tho
roughly retidbtc
methods Of business
originated and stu
carried on there.
THE NEW Es-
TABLIsHMEST At
ThirtStiifh a u Il
Mdri.et street u
q Uonicr TO the
thronqS 81 people
ddiiy visiting Il.
IL covers "a dcr,
IN ne h<drt " U,G
Cuy, and O,t one
prdnd fODr fs
JouHd betiiNeH one
and titD million
dollars IN
MEMS ASD BOYS
tLOrHING,
HATS AND cAPS,
BC,oIs AND SHOES
SHIFTS AND
FURNISHING
GOODS.
TRUNKS ASH
NALfsEs.
RUBBER GOODS,
LADIES COATS.
The rules oJ The
h0,tSo prevent any
thing 6Ut SAFE d60t-
ing jar eva N,
mos, inexperienced
b,tyers. me itfrOG
tUtuRo oI business
diloirs ne snidUtSt
Kind OF profits, 80
that 0,,Ocis arc no
miuTC cheaper and
SehfOnI so cheap
,lst ,,'hSre.
IN odd JSdtUro Of
The business is ~ III
pitc ant insist on
customers rsturp-
ing goods aud tax
inD back The mOrRl
Uh6ydi'e not salts
ned.
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by the Governor.
STATE OF DELAWARE.
t.NI I-ftIfTntNr

STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
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and Monday, December ith, A. d.,
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No. 4 BNlfnch Street Bos Oh.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
1nE SCl +. NJ Il OF LIFE ;
l}nL IuA y. 100000 COPIES SOLD.
Or, Seif-Preservation

Cola Medal Awarded TO the Author by
,.,Le National Medical Asso-ia-
tiDn." March 81. ls!e
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Visitors Welcome!

Thirteenth a n Il
Market and SiTth
and Market ar G
lWU north UisitirD,
and Mr.. Wand
M a ker assures q
,Nlc0me 10 uiSit0rs,
rhethcr they care 10
bug or not.
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Wanamakcr,s Warehouses Sincerely desiring
Wanamaker's Warehouses -. a., roonJo
Wanamakers Warehouses so oe'Ue VIC Pe0i''o
Wanamakers Warehouses In euerU UaU,
Wanamakers Warehouses
Wnnamakers Warehouses JOHN
Wanamakers Warehouses ,y1y.u.tyrp
Wanamakers Warehouses HANAAAAE3s
Wanamaker's Warehouses
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12
Notice of Application for Liquor
License.

NOTfCF Is hereby given 70 the citizens 81 Celesfine
aud Hall township, Dubois county. Indiana. that
the undersigned will apply % the Beard n County Com
missioners 81 Dubois county. at their June term. 1870
under the provisions " an Act. entitled An Act a.
regulate and license the sale ~ spiritnous. vinions.
mnlt and ofNer Intoxicating liquors. 70 limit the lif nse
fee 20 be charged BY cities and towns. and 10 repeal an
former laws regulating the sale ~ Intoxicating iiauors.
and al laws and parts 81 laws coming in conflict with
the provisions u his ert prescribing penalties for TIE
violation thereof. and dc airing an emergency y passed
by the Legislature ~ Indiana. o. ISIS. Tor license a.
sell spirtuous, yinDus AMI malt h0uofs. ~ Quantities
less than a quart AZ a time, 70 be drank ~ ne pramI.
se. fDr = term ~ one year. Ths precise lecnfiou " hrrr
he desires 20 sell IL Va bis hou se, situated and being nnon
lot NJ. 81. ~ shown upon the original man or Plat ~
the town % Celestine. Dabois comfy. indiana
Nay l2th, ls7G-3w. J. ,. GOSMANS,
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Notice of Application for Liquor
License.

NOTICE i hereby given to the citi-
~ zens of Schnellville and Jefferson
township, Dubois county. Indiana, that
the undersigned will apply TO the Board
of County Commissioners Of Dubois
county. at their June term, 1876. under
the provisions of IN Act. entitled An
Act to regulate and license the sale of
=pirituous. vinous. malt and other intox-
icating liquors, 10 limit the license fee
10 be charged by cities and towns. and
to repeal all former laws regulating the
sale of intoxicating liquors, and all
laws and parts of laws coming in con-
fiict with the provisions of this act,
prescribing penalties for the violation
thereof. and declaring an emergency
passed by the Legislature of Indiana, in
1875, foralicense to sell spirituous, yinous
and malt liquors, in quantities less than
a quart at a time, to be drank on
the premises. for n term of one year.
The precise location where lie desires TO
sell is in a house situated and being up
on lots Nos. one and two, in the town
of Schnellville, Jefferson township.
Dubois county, Indiana.
EDWARD BUCHART.
Nav 18th. 1S76-3w.
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Notice OF Application for liquor
License.

y ~
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the ciii-
" zcns Of Portersyille and Boone
township. Dubois county. Indiana. that
the undersigned will apply to the Board
of County Commissioners of Dubois
county, NJ their June term. 1876. under
the provisions of an Act, entitled AN
Act to regulate and license the sale OF
spirituous, %vinous, malt and other in
toxicating liquors. TO limit the license
fee to be charged by cities and towns.
aud to repeal all former laws regulating
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, aud all
laws and parts of laws coming in con
nict with the provisions Of this act.
prescribing penalties for the violation
thereof. and declaring an emergency
passed by the Legislature of Indiana. IN
1870, for \ license TO sell spirituouS.
vinous and malt liquors, in quantiiia (
less than n quart al a time. TO be drank
on the premises, for a tenn Of one year.
The precise location where no desires a.
sci, Is in a house situated aud being up-
on lot No. So, in tie town Of Porters-
vile, Boone township. Dubois county.
Indiana. JOHN RUDOLPH.
April 26th, i576-3w.
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Notice of Application for Liquor
License.

ny TIC n hereby given TO the citizens Of Jasper
~ and Bainhridge township. Dubois county. Indiana.
that the undersigned viii apply 70 the BOARD q County
Commissioner ~ nut-sis county, a. their June tern
1878. under the provisions Of an Act. entitled AN Act
70 regulate and license the sale ~ s1irifnous. vinous.
malt and other Intoxicating liquors. % ltsit he license
Zee 90 be charged by cities and towns. and to repeal AT
form er laws regulating the sale 81 Intoxicating liquors.
and all laws AVID parts of laws coming IN corfii,t with
the provisions ~ this at. prescribing penalties Tor the
violation thereof. and declaring an emergency - passed
by the legislature Of Indiana. In ISIS, for a license 20
sell spirinous. vfnous and malt liquors, IN quantities
less than a quart Al a time. 20 be drank on the premi rs,
for a term u one year. The precise location where he
desire 10 seii = IN hf@ heuse situated and b~rg upon
IN. South half % iot No. one hundred and three. a.
show n upon the original map or plat ~ the town Of
jasper. Duboi. county. Indiana.
NAY l2th, lsTs-3w. August urrcHGf.
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Notice of Application for Liquor
License.

NOTTCE u hereby r1ven go The citizens % Jasner
ami Rninhfidge township. Dubois county. Indiana.
that the undersigned VIII apply 81 The Nffri 40 Comfy
Commissioned ~ Dubois county. at ihpir luue term.
1875. under the provisions of an Acf. enutlci An Acf
to regulate and license the sale ~ srirituons. yifeus.
malt aud other intoxicating liquors.. ~ limit the license
fee 20 be charged by cities and towns. and % repeal an
former laws regulating the sale ~ intoxicating liquors.
and al laws and parts % laws coming in conflict with
the provisions = this act. prescribing penalties for the
violAt 20 thereof. and declaring an emergency. - passed
by the Legislature ~ Indiana. 90 LIS. fr 4 license 10
sell spiutuous. vlnpus and matt liquors, ~ quantities
less than a quart 10 be drank on the premises. To- a
sircs 70 sell b. IN h~ house known a. the Farurrts
House. situated and being upon lrf No. 81. hundreI
and eirhty-nine, az shown upon The original map 81
plat y he town ~ Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana.
May 18th. lsTG-3w HENRY PNTIOTEN.
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Notice of Application for Liquor
License.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the citizens ~ celestine
ard Hais towuship. Dubois county. Indiana that
the rndersigned will apply 20 the board 81 County
Comm i-siouers u Dubois county, al their June term,
1875. under the provision. Of an Act. entitled A Act
to regulate and license the sale ~ s%pirifnous, vinnus,
malt and other intoxicating liquors. 70 limit the hcenss
fse 10 be fhar wed by cities aud towns. and 10 repeal all
former laws re xuisting the sale ~ intoxicating liquors.
and 81 laws and parts - laws coming In co hict with
the provisions - this act, prescribing penalties for the
vioint ION thereof. and declaring an emergency passed
by the legislature u Indiana. In 1875. for a license 10
sci! sririuoa~. vinou~ snd malt hquors. IN quarfi'ifs
less than a quart A. a time. 20 be drank on the premises.
Tor = term 81 one year. The precise location where be
desires 10 sell j. IN q Sonse situated and being apon LOT
10. fnrty-one. a. shown upon the original man or plat
n the town q C~et,stins, Hall tosuship. Dubois coun-
". Indiana. EDWARD BrCiIARr.
Nav l2ih, lS16-3w.
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AO1itk i- herr 70, given ta. the w-
= der.igncd, ENrrmor ui ,Ac .a-i
will OF Aiois Iiarhcrie deceased. NIL
piicr for a. 90 ullic auction. 40 tle
aie residence OF iir tr,iltog. in in-
township, Dubois county,, III
liana. on
SATURDAY, MAY 2Oth. 1876.
the personal property of said estate.
not be 4ueath cd. coi. i.tin4 nl one wagon.
three COWS. one steer. iwo mar-. one
colt. two SOW :. ten shorts. q lot ot cLics-
Gus. ten bushels of wheat. iarniig .u-
plemCuis. utensils and tools. and hnU
.nold Kitchen furniture. aud various
other articles too numcrou, tO mchi ca.
IEEMs:--~n Bs Of 50 and under. ci.l
over - a crcdit Of . months VIII tf
given. purchaser giving note at interest.
I'd waiving benefit ~ valuation and
apprlisemcnt law =. with security 90
The approval OF the Executor.
sale 10 commence ~ 9 o'clock. a. 81.
SIMON ACkERMANN.
II. HrrrTNTR. Aft'v. Executor.
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Per the Jasper csnrisr
From the State of Hall.

Nok1h-EAsT HALL IP- May Z, N.
The farmers are busy preparing tc
plant corn: some have planted. Whear
locks well; Also grass and oats. With
n favorable season this year we hope
for better times. as in general large
crops are being put out this year. We
expect but little fruit in this locality-
tn good folks will supply the fruit ee-
fciency by substituting watermelons
which we expect to furnish to capdi-
dates this Fall, and to the Editor of the
Courier, If he will put in an appearances
In watermelon harvest.
All Of the schools are closed in
Hall township, except one in Celestire
Each school had l2O days average dali y
compensation to teachers sl.66} perday.
1he trustee has just completed the
enumeration for the present year, and
has So children for school purpcses
lie has created a new school districtand
let the building Of a large and commo-
deus country school house to Messrs,
hellams and Hilderbrand Tor s3sS.
We nave a new legal professor ian
our midst in the person Of Professor and
DT. of Law. Henry Bradley, who 4.
taking the sway at present. Jasper and
Huntingburg need not send any Of their
legal professors into this corner, for ouu
new attorney will lay them in the shade
and cause them to return to their homes
with dropped heads and sad hearts
You that attend the June term need moi
be surprised If the eloquence of our
able attorney Is heard in the Cou ri
house, and the same made to trembie
and quake with his Iion-like voice
Stand back l-e-e-t-l-e law ycrs and give
him q chance! Legal notice. i'm legaI
column, In legal time and all business.
legally done. Occ.aoSIIL NV
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FoR SHERrrF--Mr. Frank Harmed is
this week announced as a candidate for
Sheriff Frank 10 acIever young man,
and has served as Constable severaI
years. with general satisfaction 10 those
having business in his hands, and thinks
his experience in that position viii assis,
him in making a good Sheriff, should
he be elected.
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@Dr- c. D. Pearson ana DIR. RYAN
were in Jasper on last Friday, for q
sa2rt time, explaining the indianapolis
and Jasper narrow guage railroad pro-
jecL A few of our citizens subscribed
stock and a considerable amount might
have been realized had DIR. p. taken the
time to have stayed through the day.
We understand there is to be a meet.
ing in regard 10 il az he Court House
to-1igk-
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FoE CoSGREss--Nearly every coun,
ty in the Second District will have
candidate for congress before the con
yention which meets in July. w,
have 81 far heard OF Hons. Thos. II
Cobb. {. :. Deobins, 4. Il. Taylor. Jas
Barker, : II. TAYLOR, j. y. Conley, and
D. Hufstetier, being one from each
county except Dubois and Crawford
and We have heard Hon. WIN. II
Green spokea fayorably Of in that con.
nection in this county, and surmise that
John Benz, of Crawford, weuld not re-
fuSe il, and know he would make q
good congressman If nominated. With
all these as candidates each county
starts in the race even, and a jolly time
may be had balloting- We publish this
week sn exposition of Mr.. Dobbins'
views upon the present issues. and now
we are in favor of hea airing ia the same
manner, through the press. the views OF
the other s~spirants, particularly upon
the finaneialquestion. which we conceive
TO be the overshadowing question of all
Others in the present campaign.
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Nav 18th, lS76-3w.
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

License.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the citi-
~ ems OF Jasper and cambridge
township. Dubois county, Indiana. that
,rhe undersigned will apply to the Board
Of County Commissioners OF Dubois
'%countv. at their Jnne term, 1875. under
the provisions of an Act, entitled IAN
I Act TO regulate and license the sale of
spirituous. %vinous, malt and other intox-
licating liquors, to limit the license fee
10 be charged by cities and towns, and
10 repeal all former laws regulating the
sale of intoxicating liquors, and all laws
and parts of laws coming IN conflict
with the provisions of this act, prescri-
bing penalties for the violation thereof,
and declaring an emergency passed by
the Legislature of Indiana, i'm 1873. for
la license to sell spirituous, vinous and
malt liquors, in quantities less than a
quart al a time, to be drank on the prem
ises, for a term Of one year. The pre-
else location where he desires to sell is
in his house situated and being upon lot
No. ninety, as shown upon the original
map or plat of the town Of Jasper, Balm
bridge township, Dubois county, Ind.
Nav 18th, 1876 -3w. 7. HERBIG.
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AdminiStratrix' Notice.

NOTICE i hereby given that the mn
~ der>igned has been appointed Adj
ministratrix of tho estate OF Frank Som
.derman. late Of Dubois county, lnd..
deceased. said estate is supposed to be
%insolvent.
CAROLINE SONDERMAN.
MAY 3. '76-3w. Adminisfrafrix.
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1t Is rumored that a party OF CAPT
taiists are about to buy up the bed of
the Wabash and Erie canal, for the pur-
pose Of constructing a narrow gauge
railroad, rnnning from Toledo to TerIe
Haute- Xxx.
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OT The Democratic Congressional
Convention for this, the Second. Con-
gressionsl District, will be held al
Washington, Daviess county, en- the
18th day Of Jaly.
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@Mr. Peter Nohr, one of u meat
merchants. started to drive a one-horse
wagon Saturday last. when the horse
ran away. splitting him out, and de-
molishing the wagon. Pete was not
seriously hurt though considerable
bruised.