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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.


HAVE received many testimonials from profession
ana medical men. a. my almanacs and various pnA
LEGATIONS have shown, All ~ which are genuine II
following from highly educated and popular phys
icisn ~ Georgia, l. certainly " the most sesh.
communications have ever received Dr. Clement
knows exactly what he spGks ~. and his TESTIMONY
deserves 20 he written IN letters II gold err whs,
The Doctor says Of Buil's Worm Destroyer:
vILLAxow. wALEERCo. GAL
June -. lseG.
DR JoHS Brti-Desr srs have re~ea,ly given ynnr
Worm Destroyer several trials and ind Il wonderful
" ercacions. II has failed VI single Instance "a
have the wished for effect. I an doing prerty large
country practice and have daily Tor -re article N
the kind am free 20 confess that krlow II ~ remedy
recommended by the ahles anfhors HAT /. certain
and speedy In ~ effects the contrary thev are IN
certain Ia The extreme Nv object In writing vou IA a.
ind out upon What fermsI get the medicine dreci,
from you. II can get Il upon easy terms shall nse
great deal ~ H. that The ~ such arfi-
rlss l. contrary 70 the teachings practice II
majority n the EEcrtAE line ~ ID ~ bnr 80 M.
aase or good sense ia discarting remedy which "
know 70 BE- efficient. simply because ray be irrnrani
~ It, combination For nv part. shall make ID 4 rus
- n~e all and any means 10 alternate suffering ln-
nnrity which n.sy be able commandment hesit.f-
NJ. because some ingenious than nv ~e NAV
have learned it, elects frs and secured The snle rrf
70 use that know isixe. However arn Nv ~. means
Al ayvrafs supporter ~ the thousands - WORTHLESS
an<rums thar noi heronatry thar pnrrorf 10 cure
uanner ~ dSease ~ which human ie~h heIr Pleas
feply soon. and inform me n your hest rrrms
am, sir. most respectfully
JULIUS '. CLEMENT, ~ b.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

THE INDIANA STAFF SENTINEL T. "a. n.per ~
every body-fle farmer. mechanic and pr,fes .,as,
man. Atonr greatly reduced rates no one can aaoss
"a hr without II
Hlnirefs N niiors ofdsiiars ~ wealth have been
gathered from ghe felds ~ golden gram during e
past harvest and. ~hat a. heffer this wealth * ds,rs
Ated iuonr he people. A<he Ssntines share of TIL.
happy resut We ask every reader aid III rafheriny
our share ~ ihe harvest ~ 70 Oos new sutsrrihsf~
Agents wanted M every post Office an The
state. send for outfit.
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! am just in receipt OF TWENTY-FIVE cases
Of Mems, Ladies and Childrens' Shoes. OF
ne best Spring styles. and At PRICES
LOWER THAN EVER. Come and see me,
Mems Calf Shoes. warranted nj 81 so "a
Sis; Women's Fine Kid Side and
Front Lace. warranted At e1.60 10 &I.76
per pr. Childrcns' Shoes At 25c. 10 Sl.Oo
per pr. ] always keep the largest stock
y Huntingburg, and prices lower than
In the cities.
HENRY LANDG HsEBE,
Hrsv'sasrsnr. April 18th. is7s
Pay Us what Won owc ~
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TINE proprietor 81 this celebrated medicine Justly
u claims for IL superiority all remedies ever
offered the putlic Tor the cEKrsS. TFNDY sSp
rssss~ESr cure ~ Avue and Fever. Or Chs and Fe-
ver whether o. short Or long standing He refers 70
The entire western and southern country 10 hear him
testimony r. the truth Of the assertion that Ia
whatever will Il fail ~ cur. II the
followed out. In great many single dose has
been sufficient for cure. and whole families have
been cnrel by single bottle fh perfect restoration
of the general health. Its however prudent and in
every case more certain cure. IL ~ continued IN
smaller doses for week two after the disease hiss
BEEN broken ~ checked more especially difficult and
long standing Usually. this medicine will not
require snv aid to keep The bowels god order should
The patient however. require cahartic medicine az
ter having taken three or four doses ~ The Tonic a
single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
DE- JOHN BULLS Principal once.
No. 40 Fifth Gross street.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12
MIR. pAGGErr.s LETTER.

Papers by last nights mail bring us Mr..
Daggett's letter. He does not seem to be
out of the fight altogether. His letter is
addressed to the Republicans Of Storey
county, and not to the party at large.
The Crawford plan did not suit him when
it came down to the test. Following is
Mr.. Daggett's proclamation:
To the Republicans of Storey County: l
shall place no tickets in the Republican
primary elections in Storey county to-mor-
row as a candidate for Governor.
Contests for nominations within the Re-
publican party should be made legitimately
or not at all, nor will l resort or submit to
any other.
An overwhelming combination Of the
powers that be, or that assume to be-and
l believe it includes the most of them of
consequence-has rendered a contest by
me in Storey county q CHASTITY mockery, as
a fair expression of the will of the party
has been placed beyond my reach.
l have done the Republican party some
service, and have made for it some willing
sacrifices; and l humbly plead both in ex-
tenuation of a Discrimination at this time
to bind myself in closer relations with the
party by accepting slaughter in its name,
even in a single county; nor am l willing
that the strange result which would newt
ably follow the primary elections in Storey
county tomorrow, were | to permit myself
to take part in them, should be accepted as
a full, free and fair expression of the will
of the Republican party.
shall not, therefore, present my name
as a candidate at the primary elections in
Storey county tomorrow, but shall leave
the delegation to such easy procurement as
this determination may involve.
II. M. DAGGETT.
Virginia, Sept. 10, 1873.
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regard to Austin have connected this af-
fair with the Bonanza firm. 1t has been
surmised that the money Of the city was
on deposit at the Nevada Bank. One ru-
NOR has been to the effect that Austin, as
the broker of the Bonanza firm, had avail
ed himself of knowledge thereby obtained
TO speculate on his own account, and that
the firm had cinched him as a punishment.
At the Office Of the firm to-day, ii is learn
ed that they have had no dealings with
Austin for the last twelve months, and that
he was at no time their broker any more
than other brokers whom they employed
to buy and sell for them. They also ex-
press the opinion that the funds belonging
to the city are lost, which puts at rest the
report Of their being deposited in the Ne
vada Bank. Great regret is generally ex-
pressed at Austin's suicide, and warm
expressions of regard for the deceased are
heard on all sides.
Yesterday q child four years old was
buried from a saloon at the corner Of First
and Union streets, the little fellow having
been poisoned by drinking some villainous
whisky from one of the bottles that had
been left within his reach.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, September IL.
A. Il. Shearer, telegraph operator ut this
place, is believed to have committed suicide
between ~ o'clock last night and 3 O'Clock
this morning. At a late hour his wife
missed him, and an investigation showed
barefoot tracks leading from his house to
the wharf, at the end of which his night
shirt and coat were found, together with
two bulky letters addressed, respectively,
to his wife and his mother; all of his other
clothes were left in his bedroom. He was
agent for several insurance companies, and
it is believed that his liberality in giving
credit, both on account Of these and his
telegraph business, has resulted in finan-
cial embarrassment. He leaves a wife and
family of small children. Efforts to find
the body have as yet been unavailing, but
will be continued.
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PACIFIC co A ST.
CALIFORNIA.
SUICIDE OF ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
A Prominent Member of the Board
OF Brokers.
TAXES AND STOCKS THE CAUSE.
SUICIDE OF ALEXANDER AUSTIN.


San Francisco, September 10.
Alexander Austin, a prominent member
of the Big Board Of Brokers, and ex-Tax
Collector, committed suicide at his country
residence, San Mateo, this morning. So
far as tho particulars are learned, it seems
that he got mp about 8 o'clock this morn
ing, and went into the stable and shot
himself through the heart with a six
shooter. Numberless rumors are afioat
concerning the condition in which he leaves
his affairs, and the causes leading to the
suicide. Austin was supposed to have in
his possession some $500, 900 Of protested
taxes, which has been held by him since
his retirement from Office. He refused to
pay the amoun into the City Treasury III
til the cases pending in the courts to test
the validity Of the proposed tax had been
settled. Recently a decision was rendered
under which it became necessary for him
to turn over the money Immediately. Fol-
lowing this decision the news was bruited
about town that Austin had attempted
suicide at the Occidental Hotel, but the
rumor was denied by his medical adviser
and friends, who alleged that he was suf-
fering from an affection of the brain. re-
sulting from over-excitement and hard
work attendant upon his recent activity in
the stock market. but full faith WAS not
accorded the explanation.
LATER.-Some Of the reports with
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The Maine Elections.
PORTLAND, Sept. IL.
BY the present showing, Hale must be
defeated. The Senate appears to stand 20
Republicans to IL Greenbackers and Green
back Democrats. No straight Democrats.
SKowHEGAS, September IL.
In Somerset county the entire Green
back ticket is elected by 1000 to 5000 plu-
rality. The Republicans elected one Rep
resentative.
PORTLAND, September IL.
Fifty-eight Representatives are known
to be elected. OF these, n are known to
be Democrats or Greenbackers, but if all
the rest are Republicans they will still lack
one of a majority, while it is apparent that
the G~reenbackers and the Democrats will
control the House, as the complexion of
the II unknown viii be required to settle
who controls the joint ballot, which is
most important, as that elects the State
officials.
LEWISTON, September IL.
This Congressional district elects 20 Re
publicans, five coalition and one sound
money Democratic Representatives. The
last is pledged to vote to send Common or
Garcelon's name to the Senate. Frye's
plurality is nearly 5000.
PORTLAND, Sept. IL.
The returns to-day make the vote about
as follows: Connor, 5000; Garcelon,
1900; Smith, 81. 900. The Representa-
tives so far elected, heard from. are sixty
four Republicans, twenty Democrats,
forty-fiye G~reenbackers, and twenty-five to
hear from. The majority Of the unknown
are quite sure to be Democratic and Green
back, SO that the House will have an oppo-
sition majority Of not less than one, and
will probably send up Garcelon and Smith
10 the Senate, which, standing 10 to IL,
will likely choose Garcelon DEM as Gov
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12
THE "ExAMINERv ON NEVADA
POLITICS..

The Examiner is viewed as the staunch-
est Democratic paper on the Coast. In
fact, it is one of the very ablest in the
United States. While admitting this
much for our contemporary, we are I'M
willing to concede its correctness in all
matters ON which it may touch. For in
stance, it claims to be well posted with
reference to the Democratic situation in
Nevada, and in an editorial article alleges
that the contest for the Governorship was
a fight between the miners and railroad
men of the State, the theory being that the
more the mines contribute in the way OF
taxation, the less the railroads will have
to pay for the support of the state ana
county governments. The Examiner as
serts that inasmuch as Governor Bradley
is committed TO the doctrine OF tax
ing the mines to the last dime ne must
necessarily be favorable to the railroads.
The theory is reasonable enough put
we do not believe there is anything in it. The
anti-Bradley side of the fight, at all events
did not take that shape. Messrs. Hager-
man and Fox were made ~unjustly to carry
the odium Of being supported by mine
owners, while getting none Of that support.
How much help Governor Bradley may or
may not nave received from the railroads,
is something we know nothing about. AS
general proposition, however, we believe
the Examiner is wrong. The old-fashioned
style of calling us the "Rotten
Borough" without defining wherein
we are worse than our neigh
bors, may be acceptable to the sanity
Bradys and Manixs of the Golden State,
to say that we have fallen between the
railroads on the one side and the bonanzas
ON the other, is hardly the thing. The
of the Democracy is simply this
Every interest in the State shall be dealt
with fairly and justly, and no favoritism
to any. This is, in any event, the
position Of the SENTINEL.
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NO FEELING IN THE MATTER.

1t was unfortunate for Governor Bradley
that his intimate friends here Thought
proper to run a ticket under his banner,
in the Democratic primaries on Tuesday.
Out of a total of about 800, only a little
over 200 Of the tickets bearing the Gov
erncr's name found their way into the bal
lot-boxes. We Big to assure the Governor
that this does not represent the sentiment
OF the Democrats of Eureka toward him.
All parties conceded his nomination to be a
fixed fact. There was a scramble for local
offices, and in the interest of local candi-
dates. The Gubernatorial question cut no
figure, whatever. The 600 Democrats who
voted against the Governors ticket ON
Tuesday, will be found standing in solid
phalanx for him at the general election
in November. We make this statement in
Justice to the men who voted opposition
tickets, and to assure His Excellency that
there is not the slightest feeling here
against him.
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O IL r q q N.
Aeapcd from n Stearncr-Aii for tlae
Suiferers-Terrible Fires.

Suiferers-Terrible Fires.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Sept. 10.
Jack Kelly leaped from the deck of the
steamer Great Republic last Saturday,
while TIE vessel was on the way to this
port, and was drowned.
Over 81 900 has been raised here by the
citizens in aid Of the yellow fever sufferers,
and forwarded to New Orleans, Memphis,
and Vicksburg.
Terrible fires have been raging for some
days in the timber along the mountain
ranges, and the atmosphere is filled with
smoke and cinders. A fire broke out to-
day at 1890 o'clock, in the row of wooden
buildings near the corner of Front and
Ash streets, destroying in a short time
four buildings. The losses aggregate
about $40, 0g0,
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FOREIGN w S.
MONTENEGRlANS TO THE FRONT.
H0sTILITIEs IMMINENT.
Free Pardon for Melody and Condor

vienna, September IL.
1t is stated that in consequence of the
delay in surrendering the territory al
lotted to Montenegro, a considerable force
of Montenegrians have left for the frontier.
Eighteen guns have bsen directed on Pod
agritza and Spur. Hostilities are immi-
nent.
LONDON, September RI.
The royal free pardon of the Fenians,
Melody and Condor, passed under the
great seal yesterday. They will be hber-
ated in a few hours, upon condition that
minions.
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-PooLsNG ORR ISSUES,

From the Reno Record, Democratic.l
Storey is fr Bradley. That seems to
settle the mater. We would like to see
our friend MI. Hagerman nominated, but
we shall not luck against the will of the
people. If tie maje rity of the people of
the Silver State want Bradley to serve an
other term, We can do nothing else than to
acquiesce to their desire. If our present
Executive is Nominated before the State
Convention we shall do all in our power to
elect him; but we hope it will never be
necessary again for us to chronicle that
the Democrats are against third term. We
will support the Democratic ticket no mat
ter who is placed upon it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12

Now that Governor Bradley's nomina-
ton is assured, Mr.. Deal, for Congress,
may, we think, consider himself equally
safe. He will probably be the choice OF
the convention by reclamation. So far as
we have heard he has no competitor for
the position. We regard Mr.. Deal as one
Of the very strongest men in the State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12
Meerschaum Pipes.

doe, of the Golden Rnle Store, is Offering
Meerschsum Pipes and Cigar Holders at I'm
porters' Cost. He wishes to close out his stock
in this line. These goods were imported by
Joseph direct, and are fully guaranteed as first
quality goods. Soc and be satisfied before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12

Liver Is King.
The liver is the imperial organ of the whole
human system, as it controls the life, health
and happiness of man. When it is disturbed
in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are
the natural result. The digestion of food. the
movements of the heart and blood, the action
of the brain and nervous system, are all imme-
diately connected with the workings of the
liver. 1t has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is unequaled in curing
all persons affected with dyspepsia or liver
complaint, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition of the
liver and stomach. sample bottles to try, 10
cents, Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will prove
that IL is just what you want.
Agents: Crane X Brigham, wholesale drug
lists. San Francisco.
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DIED.

Eureka, Sept. ll-James Wiseman, aged %
years.
tThe friends and acquaintance of the de
ceased are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral. this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his
late residence in Pioneer Canyon.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12

The Agency Of the Friedman 4 Lauterjune
Electro Razors Is at the Golden Rule Store
These razors are full eoncave, and every one il
fully guaranteed. Price, 80. No one tries this
razor but is satisfied with 1t.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12

II you want your fine watches repaired iu
the best manner and guaranteed for one year TO
keep correct time, go to Straus' Jewelry Store
below the Parker House. jos
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12
CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
Estcy Organs.

Estcy Organs.
Sherman, Hyde 4 Co., San francisco, Pacific
Coast Agents.
instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con-
sidered the best and most durable.
Oneonly buys a Piano In q life time, therefore
get the best, the best is the cheapest, ale
ways.
Prof. Vim. plumhoff, Local Agent, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12

Mr.. A. j. TYRRELL has also Withdrawn
from the contest for Governor.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Blew His Brains Out-Collectsng
Head Tax.
VICTORIA, September II.
A young Canadian named Nelson blew
out his brains at Yale yesterday.
The first Chinese head tax was collected
yesterday by the Dominion Government.
The officials in this province have taken
steps to test the validity of the Act that de-
prives them Of the voting power.
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TO r e NJ r.

4 CABIN IN THE CENTRAL PORTION
"A Of town. Apply ct this office. II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12

THE DAY AFTER THE FLOOD, A FINE
Il GOLD RING, with Initials. The owner can
have the same by applying at this office and
paying for this advertisement. sep5-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-12

A sATCHEL, IN COMING FROM THE
"A Depot on Monday evening, September I'd.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing the same with Miss Fannie Lee. at the
Stone House, North Buel street, Eureka. sefw2
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Ladies' Hose.
One dollar per doz., at the NJ. & NJ. t. d.

At auction prices, at the NJ. & NJ. T. D.
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FOUND.

A MEMORANDUM BOOK, CONTAINING
IA memorandums and a note for SAT. The
owner can have the same by calling at this Of
nee and paying for this advertisement.
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ASTERN NEW S
NIGHT
The Maine Elections.

EcIAL TO II EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
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ELLSWORTH, Maine, September II.
The Republicans concede the election OF
Murch, Greenback. in the Fifth Con
gressional District by 60c plurality.
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Roil-PIated JeweIry,

At the manufacturers rates, at the NJ. & NJ.
T.. d.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-02
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

A NEW firm has. gone into operation
in this city. Look out for q dis
played advertisement.
SAMUEL j. Tilden is at last re-
ported to be on the eve of getting
married to st. Louis lady.
The lumber is on tho ground and
new building going up on the prem
ises of the late Levi Shelton.
AMONG other life,saving apparatus,
new pocket buoy, constructed
mostly of rubber, is announced.
A NEW system fits inventor, called
"mental logarithms." has been in
troduced by Mr.. E. D. Hearn, of
Columbia College.
A dealer assures us that the coun-
try in the vicinity Of the Sound was
neyer better off for fruits and veg
cables Of all kinds, than at present.
IT is . subject of general observa-
ton that, for several years past, the
early frosts of Autumn have done so
little injury as have those of the pre-
sent season.
IT is ascertained that fifty persons
of moderate means have invested in
the four per cent. United States
bonds where one capitalist of aver
age grade has purchased the same.
The Government having signally
failed to introduce the metric system
of weights and measures, some of the
leading eastern educators are max
inS renewed efforts in this direction.
TRUE to their characteristic in
stincts, those who most blatently op-
posed the building of the railroad,
ore now the most exacting in the
accommodations it affords the com.
munity
A MEDICAL expert of New York,
after many years of patient investi-
cation has come to the conclusion
that paupers constitute nearly dis
tinct. tribal division in the human
species.
A TRAIN of pleasantly romantic
thoughts is suggested when the
AAeamer and cars leave simultaneous
y and greetings of good cheer are
exchanged from each by departing
friends.
The mandamus, "The Chinese
must CO." is taking practical form in
Portland. The ship alden Bessie
cleared during the present week,
with load of Celestials, bound for
Hong Kong.
SPEAKING Of cheese, it may not be
uninteresting to lovers of this article
10 be told that more than one hun
dred ":illions of pounds Of American
cheese were exported to foreign
Countries last year.
A DwKILIxo-HousZ, mounted on
wheels is going up town to more
ar'stocratic locality, Rice Tilley is
Improving his stable front, and a
general tidying-up is going on, all
On account Of the beautiful weather.
Mn. ]. W. Page, Agent Of the
oeatco Coal Company, informs us
that hereafter three carloads of as
sorted coal . week will be brought
In Tor the special accommodation OF
wn consumers; the first INSTALL
rent Of which will come in tomorrow
night.