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Under the title Of Ny Thrcc Conversations
'rWi Mss chester puinamsl Mr.. 4. Il. PfEKlNs
ha, written something which wears the Inspect
al novelette,, hut is, IN substance. u short
essay ON It very interesting thcm". Ina an a.
count of thrno interview, with "A Soun. LADY,
the author pro-ont, and Discusses some of the
ph"num ma oi that psychic iortr which, when
n takes tho form %. the suhluga'lon of ono Will
"y another, /, yarlously known IA mc,morism
or animal magnetism. Anl Incidentally. We
an" made tlSnc that the po-.os,ur Of magnet
ie'ne powers Is hy no means blessing To the
social circle; ulat ON the contrary ho may and
doul often docs. turn his occult gil To-
questionable u,os.
There arr tTn or three things IN this littla
volume MeIl worth uOticc-one is the u,srrtion,
confirmed, We believe. 10y many observers, that
mo "Norcise ot magn thing power is mot seldom
independent ol the agents vnliliun. and 'Ncu
ot nj, cons 'iouonr~.. THIS phenomenon. viii n
lr one OF Tie most NsTuL,llr connected with
tho subject, Mr.. Perkins does not atirmut to ,N-
plain; neither. We observe, docs Dr. Beard, in
his remarkable pamphlet lately published ON
the scientific basis 81 dolusipn-. Another slrik-
ing feature of lh. hrorhurn r. the account.
m0r" c.aior amt Ni>id tnnu $50 ronrhh-rto
have seen rleoWhrra of the sensations ,Npe-
rionccl 10y the patient during tine mugnolizing
operation. These are traced with - much
clearnrs5 and precision ~ almost ~ invest This
uuamldiiou7 ~k"teh with scientific value. The
s1~all"l l.'.l uiil .s. of cuui-r. "a. young AIy
ul the tale, Miss Chester. and she tells us that the
magnotzing process begins on tho part Of
the patient with Il general consciousness Of
relations or sympathies offered or olruded
from outside Of ones own being. This con-
scl0llsn Haa -! moro rotation proceeds and
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thicker and thicker, and gather ND into cord
SO to sneak. passing directly TO the person act
ing. And then that person, she says. becomes
recognized as so acting. To illustrate what COM
monty enough follows the establishment Of the
magnetic bond. MIR. Perkins quotes a story of
Heinrich Yschokke in which somnambu-
lie lady recognizes disgustfully tho gross
nnimaljzed character of her woocr. This. he
goes on to make Miss Chester say, had been her
unvnryinp experience under magnetism. The
completion of the magnetic current has been
succeeded by nm almost Immediate revelation
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rotary. of which. however, there is not the least
reason to think the father had any personal
knowledge. afforded an opportunity for attack.
and Lord Westbury. like Lord Bacon. was
forced TO retire from the woodstock. Like Bacon,
too. he expressed u hope since fulfilled. that
after an interval of time calmcr thoughts would
prevail. and more favorable view he taken OF
his condut.
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SOlfE NIcW BOOKS.
Auecaote. Of the English Bar.

nisconces from members ofhis proicsei ion. sIany
Of these have Interest only for those who had
somo personal acquaintance with tho forensic
leaders of former generation. In many sam
plcs. too. of the legal anecdotc. over which
learned scriennt will chucklc with infinite de-
light 1t must be- owned that 10 outsiders the wit
seems extremely attcnuaied. Others again have
point crodgh; and some Of those lately rccitcd
have the merit Of novelty. II mny be well.
therefore. TO Gull from the materials which
hnvo accumulated about Lord Abingcr's
biography the moro amusing details of profts-
sionnl incident and character.
Before referring to the career Of James Scar
lett at the bar we may mention that while in
residence at Trinity. Cambridge. he formed the
acquaintance OF ri hard Person and has a good
deal to say in his diary about that famous
scholar. II is well known that Person would
drink anything provided II WAS liquor. and We
are told that he once rat ut a supper table until
tho bottles wore drained pnlt lights went out.
when he rosc und went eff muttering " Otdc
iDdo Dude idllo. the wit Of which can be apprc
ciated without translation. On another occasion
when the scholars " Trinity were writing Latin
themes in hall on tho subject. Bru'tS CdSare
,n,oJccio. at jcneJ,tt cut male fccu;' Person
camo late and scrubbed onH slip of paper tho
somewhat iclicitpus pun. -" Me- Oepe rect nee
male JecG sell n'I.jerH.' b way " aucsting
Persons wonderful memory. Lord Ahingcr
states that be has heard the former repeat the
whole poem Of tho Rope OF the Lock-" There
IL nothing remarkable boa this fact. Most cdu
Gated men can lay their hand on some acduaint-
nnce who con surpgss il. Neither do facts con-
nrm Lord Abn.cra shallow. but possibly con-
soling criticism. thai so stron-. a memory must
operate to the prejudice of Judgment
In 1901 JumDs St.rloft entered on the career
OF common law uarr.si'r. i'm which according
to Lord BlousAam there are Just throc ways of
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NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir-
- tue Of m execution 10 me directed
from the Clerk OF the Dubois Circuit
Coart, will expose at public sale 10 the
highest bidder, On
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Real Estate for Sale!
CLEMENT DOANE,
Real Estate Agent, Jasper, Ind.
AFTERS for sale the following desir-
- able tracts:

- able tracts:
No. o. aGe acres N good land IN nan township
within mile Of Tie Air Line. prices that viii suit
you. All timber
". $50 acrss ~ good land IA Hall township FOR
II 20 per acre. The oak timber On Y q worth double
No. 34.i2o acres ofunimproved land,
al the crossing OF the Rockpoit and Air
Line Railroads near Hunlingburgh,
with enough timber for fire wood on ii
to pay for il.
10. ol--An eligible lot IN good LEGALITY, with Inn
rforemenis apon ~ IN the town ~ Hunsinxburg
No. $50 acres 81 finely rmberei land IN Marion
township, Dnbois county. cleared. has on small
iog honse IL well waterei, ana mnferiaid with coal
about miles from Jasper, and lays well 90 make nice
farm. 30 per acre; one-hAf cash, balsrce time.
No 93--iu acres IN Spencer county. TIE crossing
~ ne Halrvaa and ne Ferdinand and Dale road; ~
acres CLEARED good honkt. barn, &C.. plenty ~ gvod
water. about 100 fine fruit Trees: plenty si coal Cheap
~ fu51 hair cash. balance IN year
No iuOf-f1 ~ land OF shot creek bridge.
on Jasper md Huntingb1rg road-chcap az goo. All
No ioe --l22 acres ii Spencer County, on Daes AID
Ferdinand r0at. miles from g. Henry and miles from
Maria liill, and miles from Ferdinand: acres 81
cleared lani; line brick building rooms and cellar
two good barns plenty 81 wstsr; two good orchards
good timber, &C.. dc. Cheap.
CLEMENT DoAxE offers his services
TO the public for the sale or trade
Of real estate, without making any
charge 70 parties employing him, IN
less sales are effected, and then q reason
able commission IL expected. Persons
having real estate to sell will find this a
desirable means ofreaching the purchas.
ing public.
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Days or Meeting Of the Trustee.
of the Various TOWNSHIPS 4.
Dubois County.
NOTICE i hereby given that the Tru..
~ tees Of the various townships Of Du.
bois Co. will be AZ their respective otllcs.
In each Of the townships for the purposs
|of attending to township business. 81
the following days;
Columbia. llnrhiscn, cambridge, Marion. M,
jefferson Jackson rnioka. Cas- ana l.sal, IA
Townships. all on saturdays " each ~r.k anI ,s 1
township On Mondays III each wcsk Mads,t t..t.l
on he ~ and VI Saturdays IA every month
Persons having business with any 81 the Ir.s,.
viii have 10 shssys these days. tAs new las MI. w
IN '>.c 3 Such Township rusiss rhail d..lr,..,.
certain dsysin each week " month a. ma, b. tro,1,
Ia which he viii attend 70 ths business o. lis tu~r.i
and notice thereof 70 be given the ishnlre,
Of such township. and all contracts. auditing rta ~,
nen' 81 claims, shall be made only such dssyla.
IdnsN
LEnot CAvK, rHfflU Dllnrs
kiALfn. J. "a. IrnANN
AApny~ McNsssxs, fsIIx Ssn>,,n,r
W. ". ke>pAiL. J pEtirr
JosErn FnIrz, w N. kArrsrnn,t,
HsNHs krNz. CLnNfss Luk,,N o
September "a. 1s7s.-iy
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IVY virtue ~ a certified copy Of q de-
y rree 20 me directed from the Clerk
of NE Unbni- Circuit Court. IN cause
wherein John Il, lIubhs Is plaintiff. and
David Fitzpatrick u defendant. rrquir-
A.r me 70 make the sun, ~ one hundred
and nineteen .nullA@ with interest on
Ssil Gse4ee. and costs. 7 viii expose o.
puhlc sale to TIE highest bidder, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5th, 1871,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, 4. NJ.
and 4 o'clock. Il. ~. OF said day. st the
door 81 he Court House III Jasper, Du'
bots auhty. Indiana, the rents and pro-
~, ior ser.nnot exceeding seven years
OF tie following described real estate,
t0-wis;
The nowh-half o. the northeast quar-
ter 90 section No. iweaty-live l15). IN
township No. one %. south Of range
No. three 80 west. containing 50 acres
more or less. situated in Hall township
Duhois county. State Of Indiana.
And on failure to realize the full
amount OF principal, interest and costs
called fpr by said decree, will al
tie same time and place expose al
public sale the fee simple Of said rea
estate, on SO much thereof as may be
saiicient 10 discharge said decree, in
tcrest and costs.
Said sale win be made without an,
relief whatever from valuation or sp
praisement laws.
GEORGE COX,
sheriff OF Dubois County.
WV. A. TRAytoR. ATTY for PHI.
Sept. lath, l871--Sw. IN. I. $40 %.
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TO ALI WHOM lT NAL
CONCERN.

vTITE undersigned respectfully hrv,
i leave 20 inform, All those that asr not
aware 81 the fact that lie ha- now. AMI
keeps on hand, large ana
complete assortment Of honse iHrnisl-
ing goods. groceries anH notions. stove.
castings. hardware, hollow ware wvo.
lcn-ware. qncens-ware. glassware. w.
ware. stone-ware. SHEET iron-wafe. b'r..-
ware aud cnamecd-warc farmers a'A
lmcchanics' tools. table and packet cui-
Ilcry. shovel-, spade. hoe~. forks, axv'-
haichei>. &C.. In fact almost everything
need ml that can hc used about lsuus
or farm. All Will be sold NJ tie seff
lowest prices. anil 4 large proportion NJ
lir-t cost. Come where you eau grt
tho bcst and what YOU need ~ the very
bottom prices. Pay no attention y
y hat sou hear. but come ard see fcr
Yourselves. Also. good -ct Of timer \
machines and tools. with a good a--ofl'
nent Of stock, patterns. &c. for sale
IL. II. POTTER.
WEST Esd on MAIN ST.. IRELANp, lNpr
\ July liz. Tim.
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ELECTION.
New Winter Stock
BOOTS AND SHOES

TIME Undersigned has Iarga stock w seasonabie
u wear. 1zf recsired. which ~ viii seli An cheap a.
any L5rse IN pubis Comfy Look nv prices ior cash
Full stock liens Roots. 81 10
New style Mems Boots, Full stock, SO
LaNit X Coarse Shoes, 90
Ladies' Tine shoes so
And an other kinds IN proportion. Ten per
cent Of. for cash Come aud see. X. ~ Eek.
EAST SIDE or PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nova, '16--iv. JASPER IND.
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~ the of m execution ~ me directed
from the Clerk OF the Dubois Circuit
Coart. will expose al public sale 10 the
highest bidder. on
rE'nAi OCTOBER 9Th. 1877.
n he nea IN III o'cicci,. ",
nt~ II Ill., IN sid dis
Fly lont IA the Losri House of La
h,is rc%ntA. indiana. the rents and
ury.,ss ~ 4 iern not exceeding seven
,rr- " ne following described real
esf Ia, ;n-Nit:
The noith-west quarter Of the north
lest quarter OF section No. twenty-ninp
.29j, township No. one %. north oi
range No. three Isl west, 40 acres. and
ne south-half Of the northwest quarter
Of section No. twenty mine t29). town
ship No. one a, north Of range No.
three 60 west, SO acres, containing in
ali one hundred and twenty ll20) acres
situated in Columbia township. Dubois
county. IoA;sna.
II srrh rests and profits will not sell
M. q sufficient sulr 10 slfisfp said cxecu-
ton interes. md costs, aiil ~ r'ie same
tine and r:a1e expos nilIH n the
ice simple aid re tr "a nuca
fts~e,fas nA5 Ma sllNrif discharge
sai- 1AtfeA. Aterest and c0SiH.
asen vs. lne property 81 Allen Da'
Yisan Al the suit Of Henry Harder.
said sane win be made without an,
relief whatever from valuation or ap
prai-enent WIS.
GTrEGE COX,
r# Dubois Count
tu.t
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Smith American Company Organ,
with eight stops, knee swell, and bcauti-
full tone, FOR sale nj the COURIER OvFfcE
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Single Copy one year. 5 l.5O
and al the same rate for shorter
fcrin.)
Clubs Of five, one year, Sl.25 each, 6.25
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am just in receipt Of TWENTY-FIVE eases
OF Mems. Ladies and Childrens' shoes. ~
the best Spring styles. and at rKIcr.
LOWER THAN EVER. Come and see ue.
Mons Calf Shoes, warranted at Sl50 io
= IS: Women's Fine Kid Side AMI
Front Lace. warranted NJ SLIGO 10 sI75
per pr; Ihillren- SHOES Al 25c TO Sles
per pr. always Keep the largest -iotA
in FIuniingburg, and prices lower than
in the cities.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

WHERE THE GREATEST OF THE
JOHN SMITHS IS BURIED. Opposite
New Gate is st. Sepulchre's church,
Of which John Rogers, the Smithfeld
martyr, was Vicar, chiefly modern,
but with a remarkable porch which
has a beautiful fau~tracery roof. -
Many are the Americans who visit
the interior to see a gray gravestone
Sin the church choir, on the south
side thereof.' with an almost oblit-
crate epitaph which began:
"Here lies one conquered that hath conquered
Eing's!n
for it covers the remains of Capt /.
John Smith (lS70-163I,) "some
time Governor of Virginia aud Admi.
raj of New England" and author of
many works upon the history of Vir>
ginia. The three Turks heads which
are still visible on his shield of arms.
wete granted by Sigismund, Duke, of
Pennsylvania, in honor of Smiths
having, in three single combats, overs
come thee Turks and cut off their
heads in the wars Of Hungary in
1902. Good Words.
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Col. FICKLIN's RECIPE FOR CUR-
ING HAMS. Select well fatted pork
that has hung up to cool we'll one
night. Round the hams short OK
lengthy according to size and wished
for weight in hams; trim smooth,
avoiding gashes in the flesh take of
the feet at the bottom joint below the
knees with the heel of knife, and
the bone, too, from each ham that
connected them, and salt quite light
ly one or two days to draw out what
blood it may. 10 each one hundred
pounds Of ham, use eight to ten
pounds salt, two ounces srltpetre,
two pounds brown sugar, one ounce
red pepper, dissolved and mixed in
tubs With about four to five gallons
of. water and poured over the hams
packed in tight barrel or hogshead, ,
intending just to cover the hams and
chimes and shoulders that there may
be room for if desired. To be sure
the brine is strong enough, aud as a
test, it should float a fresh egg. AIS
ter four to six weeks in brine, hang
by the skin at the end of the leg, and
smoke gently several weeks with
green hickory or other wood ill dry
and cOlored to suit the fancy aud of
n light brown, and before any balmy
days in March that flies may start
wrap each ham in newspaper aud
have bag for each made from any
coarse bags, and deep and narrow
enough to put each in, hook end
downwards and erect, resting mainly
on the ends, and the bags and strings
should last All age. With twine
some fifteen inches, aud with the ends
tied to form double and thus a loop
around the mouth of the bag, aud
hing the loop over n nail to wait to
August aud September to become
bacon, and for year more i. should
be all that may be Wished greater
age is no Improvement to arrive it. -
Hams cured in this way with care
will bring several cents over common
and Western cured, and will be
sought for by epicures and judges Of
good bacon. -SOuthern Planter and
Fdfmer.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1877.
His Mothers Arms.

From out the great worlds rush and din
There came a guest;
The inner court he entered In,
And sat at rest.
Blow on the wild tide Of affairs
The gates were closed;
After the hungry host Of cares
AT last reposcd.
Then through the dim doors Of the past,
All pure Of blame,
Came boyish memories fsating fact
His mothers name.
"Ah oil this loud world calls the best
I'd give" he said,
"To feel her hand, on her dear breast
To lay my head.
vi cry within tho crowned day,
That would be joy,
Could she but hear me far away,
Once moro her boy.
Mans strength is weakness, after ALL
lie stood confessed
None quite can still the hearts wild call,
None quite are blessed.
Across tho face that knows no fear
A shade swept fast,
As ifa following angel near
That moment passed.
Tho aocro1 s;1aron 81 A. -.
Did softly STIR
A splondor grow withinssihe gloom
Other, Of her
Out to the great worlds rush and din,
Hes gone my guest;
The battle blame, the praise men win
Arc his-not rest.
For out amid tho enrth's turmoils
A strong man stands,
Upheld in triumph and in tolls
BY unseen hands.
But who may lift with subtitle wand
The masks we wesr2
only know his mothers hand
Is on his hair.
l only know through alllife's hsrms,
Through sims alloy,
somehow, somewhere that mothers arms
win reach her boy.
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