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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-24

~ GENTLEMAN who suffered Ior years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all he effects II
youthful indsreon. WILL for the SAX Of suffering hu
send nee 70 All who need T. the recipe and al
recon for making the simple remedy BY which he was
experience can DO BY addressing fn perfect conf
|ience' JOHN OGDEN, ~ Cedar St. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOL
LIQUOR LICENSE.

LIN IVh LltE - 81.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the citi
~ zens Of Banbridge township Du-
bois county, Indiana, that the undersign-
cd will apply 10 the County Commits
sioners of Dubois county. mt their June
term, 1878, under the provisions OF an
Act. entitled IAN Actto regulate and
license the sale Of spirituous. vinous.
malt and other intoxicating liquors, 10
limit the license fee 10 be charged b.
cities and towns and to repeal al for
liner laws regulating the sale Of inioxi-
eating liquors. and All laws and parts OF
laws coming in conflict with the provis-
ions Of this act. prescribing penalties for
the violation thereof. and declaring an
emergency" passed by the Legislature
of Indiana, in 1875, for license to sell
spirituous. viuous and malt liquors, in
quantities less than quart attn time, to-
be drank on the premises, for term OIL
one year. The precise location where,
he desires to sell Is Ia a house situated
and being upon the south half OF lot onrl
hundred and three as shown upon the
original nap or plat OF the town Of Jas J
per, Dubois county, Ind.
May 10, '76-3w. PAUL KUNKEL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-24
TREASURER's REPORTTOWN
OF JASPER.


State OF Indiana, County Of Dubois, IS:
]. Joseph Roclle. Treasurer Of the
Corporation of the Town OF Jasper, the
above County and State, do hereby sub
init the following reports Of receipts and
expenditures for the fiscal year ending
May 10th, 1878, of said Town.
He charges himself with bal
ance on hand, at May settle
ment, 1877, the sum Of $ 80 AZ
Total amount of tax duplicate, 3 6O3 90
To license collected by saloon-
keepers and peddlcrs III 30
From John +. Gardner, Mar
shal, for road tax q2 90
Total amount 8 903 10
He claims credit for amount
by him paid out for said
Town, as evidenced by re-
ceipts fled with Town Board 6 700 40
Also to delinquent tax not
colIectcdby him ioi IS
Treasurer's salary for year II 60 ~
Total credits 8 STOP
Balance On hand. -- s. 8OIS
JosErH RoELLE, Treasurer
May 24th, 7e-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-24

viii nj all iPreel the RECEPTION prepsrlng sn.,s
vkGkrknir BALx that will remove Tan FKECKItS
PfNPks and RLeroak leaving the skln soft clear spd
beautiful also instructions for producing fuxusi.r,
growth 81 hair bald head or smooth face Addresr
inclc.ng cent stamp, Ben. vandelf q Co.. No. 20 Ann
St-,N.r. Dee \ s---sa ~ Z
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
10 AMusE rnE ouiLoitEs.

Eureka! know just the incest way 10
keep your little folks quiet whole SUN.
mer. My sister obtaiued dry goods boz
aud bad il placed IN the yard IN part
not too sunny, neither too shady, door
was put on fastened by a paddock, and
hung by leather hinges. Then II was
papered inside, aud all the old pictures
we're collected and pasted on tho four
sides to adorn 1t. A Tiny table, broom
aud a chair, aud the whole thing was
completed. Our yard was the rendez.
yous for The children the neighborbood.
They would all come trndgiug along with
their chair, dolls and books, aud staying
till " ~, aud r. ", til their mothers
made bee line for our home TO get their
household treasures, aud who, Wy the
way were never ready 10 90. I've al.
ways felt that my sister wss remnneraled
for That seasons work by the enjoyment
the children received. A lent, ! should
think, would answer the ssme purpose
nicely. And now here H Inc way WAS
amused ull was shout ten years ot age
Mother made me a baby house boz about
two feet long aud one foot vide, with
a partition Ia the middle. 20 ! bad al up
snd stairs room. a calico curtain shielded
the entire front. Lad iron bedsteads,
Iron sofas, tiny tables aud chairs, door
mAis, 10 fact, IL was furnished like hofne
and met my wants exactly. How well |
rememberlhe Wal candles liz every even
ing, snd bow | started every morning for
my wonderful baby house. think aels
of garden implements are very Biee, for
+ lley keep tie little ones occupied, besides
teaching them to have su eye for tue
+ beautiful.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
WY JusErH COOKS FATnEN ptu
Nor nAKt EAHaER oE utM.

A tourney Of two and > half miles
brought me 70 Cha scat, the residence Of
Joseph Cooks father, where the dislin.
gaished lecturer aud author israstioatipg.
Mr Cook, senior, though entirely ankle
bis son in personal appearance, Is gen
tlcmau Of somewh bat commanding pres.
enos. lie is very Intelligent well read,
aud is well informed upon the prevailing
topics OF the day Ilo IL very free to talk
upon the success which attended bis only
boy, aud stated 20 me that be bad spent
seventeen thousand dollars on Joseph's
education, not one cent OF which he
would recall
When boy, said the father, tried
my best TO make him work on the farm
resorled to every eIpedlent, without
success lie would conceal book under
his arm when ordered out Into theaot TO
work, aud steal away under some tree TO
read. lfa small cloud appeared In the
heavens be thought Il might rain, aud
would male II an excuse TO leave bis
work Tor study, This occurred so oflen
that my men would say that the appear
anoe Of Joseph in the 1ed was q signal
for rain When nine years OF age, dis.
trict school library was advertised 10 DO
sold at auction. lie was very anxious 20
attend and purchase. gave him money
and told him be might 20 and buy wha,
books @ wanted. lie did SO, aud bid on
all the best books; those that were LEFT
were almost worthless, lie bought also a
small bookcase, aud probably never felt
prouder 10 his life than when he came
marching into the yard with the bookcase
under bis arm. From this time became
convinced that 1t was my duty to give
him an education. | sent him to school,
to college, TO Andover, TO Germany,
whore be studied two years, and You SEQ
the result. When he graduated from
school told him ! would give him nice
watch or an encyclopedia. lie chose tho
latter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

clasped diamonds ou throat and wrists
aud Ia the Nlue cars, when a. she took
the opera cloak from The maids band,
she looked 81 the card
John Furber
A great heart throb sent The blood over
brow aud neck; thea ii faded, leaving
osly soft tint upon the fair cheeks and
in the dark eyes light Of happiness bar.
moniEing wall With The smiling lips.
She looked Ike some yisitAut from an
other world, ia the radiance Of her beAn.
iy, as she came across the wide drawing
room 10 the window where be stood
lie bad not heard her light step, but he
turned when she wss near, showing the
stamp Of ais better life on his noble face,
He held on, bic baud looking earnestly
into her face, aud seeing she ouly spoke
happy truth, as taking il, she said
am so glad to see you.
Leonie, be said, you gave me hope
three years ago, that has borne me above
temptation aud suffering TO position
where am not ashamed to look any man
10 the face. Leonic, YOU bsde ne
Bnshlng brightly, she took up the
words as be paused
TO be a man, John, for my sake.
Aud obeyed you my love, my darling
have come for my reward, Leonis, low
ing you with all my heart, now TO ask
for your love In return,
Society bad ripple of sensation in 8
fAshionsble wedding when John Furber
married Miss Leonie Cameron.
But only you and reader, know the
romance of the summer in s., of how
John Furber redeemed for Leonie's sake
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
90 IN HLlNp WHILE YOU CAN.

Uncle Joe Johnson laid down coat on
the bench, and sponge In hand turned 10
his questioner. What am de reason dat
IN spite Oh desc repeated an extraneous
speculations dc stock hoi'ers doan't GIN
rally desist on frequen' 'vesiigations into
dc way dat business am doneI Pshsw,
chile, dats easy 'nougb to see. Fifteen
var ago, tank de Lor, ! live on old Bray's
place, down dar TO Newbun, an over dc
creek dar was bridge dar, an do county
didn't mend II, an massa wouldn't mend
II, an you believe itgot very dIscomposcd
at las. Well, one day dc rail on one side
went kegsplash in dc creek, an ! say,
Mars. guess we had better look at dem
floor timber, fore day break un'er us
bme by. Well oil hC say was jus dis.
Sez he JUS as long as We don know how
bad dem timbers Is we shant be afraid TO
go ober on 'em. Hope dey'll las my
time, anyway, and Uncle Joe turned to
uncleaned coat with renewed vigor Jul.
ius Pettbone waited moment and then
asked Irreverently, we'll what's dat reg
crromale bout old Bray got TO do wild
dis great tlnanshul question dat we's ben
disguslin'? Uncle Joe laid down bis
sponge aud rose TO bis full attitude, Jul
ius Caesar Wakinsham Pcllibone, whose
coat is | cleauin'i Doan know hey well
dat coat am a capitalists. ss's dat an
dat, an aih't gwine 70 risk spllin' my
trade by 'lendin' DC mcn IN dat line OF
business 10 euiighten ignorant niger.
But tell YOU oue ting young man, dat
you've hearn de story, an my answer
lies Ia de application. And johnson
turned again % his lab0rs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
VOLUME XVIII.

down The negro limped up 10 Jsss a, TIE
same depot and said Boss dlda1 ride
far wid you ca ast oow-saateheF. ksts
sea SEQ de csw wanted to ride dAr loo,
an Oar wAn't room 70 boic of us, 80 We
cot % loEcddsr up here 10 aeon aeld Co.
to rest De nsI Time ride wld you l'll
fresfa to DC tail gate ob De wAgon biz,
safer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
SELLING -
INVALUABLE FIRE KINDLER

Ayh NttttE thAH uIkKIhR TOT NVtu'
NJ tgsbts have sataetiases made Ga higb - 80
ia dGy. KfsfF ikmliy ia sosls satire towns,
ssta hass bgngAt 0ae- ThS1saaas 81 Isstitno-
nlals and BzYiazuas from ~ paris q The Juiop.
~ Yeara ~ see. sisA Increasing and cvarShesnz.
ing NA4s4 AgsAts waited for every 9n0ccE pied
Iasu Gna CaaAlY in The ntktks AID CAnAaks
ClFcalArs Ksvlng fBil particulars sent 90 cast.-
a kihhist tsAt q sAs cns N4shtag ~ become a.
Agsnt, f8f s. usEls. Agerss receive ths.T ter.
fsiefy ffss.
Address i. 2 SMITH,
Drasef u, bAa5lt, Wis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
BIsMARK's LITTLE JOKE.

After the Congress adjourned the other
evening, Bismark punched Beaconsiieid
playfully In the ribs, as the two ssunlercd
down Main street, and sAid
who's ireatyg
No particular individual can claim II,
my dear friend. The treaty belongs TO
all OF US. II IL the product
Oh, wipe your shin off; seboot II /! said
Bismarck. laughing. Ton't you hunter,
standi aud he repeated very slowly
Who's treatehl treat say 10 fellow j
be III haf Something's; set 'em up. Seer
Beaeons6eld tumbled, aud stepping be
hind green screen, exclaimed;
lps mine he mine it's mine; whnt vii
you have?
Peer, replied Bismarck, bis face beam
ing with good bumor; efry dimes peer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

Tue .tar Afelaraa moves through space
with = velocity Of not lesa than sfsy.four
miles a second.
The owner Of lhe hoss knows beet
where the Eyeglasses pineh hardest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

pIN CANS, HEATERS
sap Backets. IlassiA and Galvanized Iron Pans
Al so
TIA Ware. Plain aud stamped, sheet Iron and
Copper Ware. Goal Hods, stGvs Pipe, Corrogut
ed klboNs.
4 l. ) %
EKre spostk. TIA Roohug. Pamps, Lead aud
Iron Pipe, GAss Iron hoass siHfs. PiAin and
Galvanized. Goods furulkhed TO order.
Jobs prOEsptlT attended 70 aHd sork done 10 =
sAs4sfkeloEy manneF. Prices A. log As Any party
can 1G8Fa tef the same quality and style of
Foods. Orders by mAll Sliirseelvs immediate
kttsHticn.
I'm. COOLIDGE
Arlibgson, VI, J1a 20. 1875.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

lie was 8 euIle'd tramp, aud approach
cd Captain Jsse Phillips a. the train
hauled up al Pewee. IL you de cap'n OF
de kearsy Yes, replied Jase. Don't
wAul TO- ter hire any deck hands dnz yer
mol I'm not running q steamboat. Zsct'
W. Mout ride straddle oh de COW
snateher to Dc neI' lsndIn'-lse busted
an loag ways from homer Get on 81
aboard and The negro slrSddled the COW
snalcher. I'd Guligsn pulled out the
throttle wide open, and ihe train had not
gone more than halt mile before the ca.
gins coaded with COW. throwing Der
over fence into q oorn-held, aud the ne-
gro after gbe COW. Next day, coming
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14

the surface, while between them
it is Of clay formation. / have seen
it somewhere that the cause of
these singular formations is the
escaping OF the gas at some pre-
vious age from deep seated basin
OF petroleum, which underlies all
this region. In some former con-
dition of the earth, when this re-
gion was slightly, submerged and
the surface deposit was in plastic
state, and the gas lifted up These
mounds to the surface, and per-
haps slightly above, when the at
mospheric influence forced the gas
to throw up others beneath the
water on line Of less resistance,
just as the Mississippi mud Jumps
are formed ON the outer bars Of
the great pass.
These prairies need a railroad
to connect them more directly with
the outside world. When this is
done, and when Louisiana passes
her Sunday laws and enforces
them, immigrants will be induced
to come among them. w. e. Il.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14
Louisiana Desperate Rescued
i'm Texas.

Galveston, Feb. 21.-The News
Fort Worth special of the twenty
first says: About ono O'Clock this
afternoon, Sheriff Reid, Of Calca-
sieu parish, La, McFall, sheriff OF
Lindsay county, and his deputy
Eddleman, of Fort Worth, had in
charge Doc Shocksy, who is
charged with the murder OF a mail
contractor at Lake Charles, La.
Shockey was arrested in Parker
county. on requisition from Gov.
Nichols, and when within ten
miles Of Fort Worth, party of six
or seven MASKED men, armed with
Winchester rifles, suddenly came
out of ravine and ordered halt.
Sheriff Reid aud McFall were in
the hack in which the prisoner was,
and Sheriff Lindsay and deputy
were in a buggy behind. The
masked party rode in between them
and firing commenced. The stage
was but short distance behind,
and before the driver WAS aware
of il both parties made breast
works OF the stage, and while in
this situation about forty shots
were exchanged. Fortunately
the driver and every one in the
stage escaped unhurt. Eddlemap
and Reid both received flesh
wounds in the leg, and one OF the
attacking party was thought to be
dangerously wounded, as he reeled
as he rode off Shockey was hand
caffed and shackled, and as soon
as the attack was made the sheriff
threw his arm around Shockey's
neck and told him il he attempted
to escape he would kill him. The
sheriff. raising his gun to fire on
the maskers, Shockey slipped off
aud rolled out Of the hack, when
one Of the attacking party took
him on his horse before him and
rode off, Every effort will be made
10 capture them.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14
Starved TO Death.

In an attic, cold and dreary,
Lay a mother and her child,
Helpless, hopeless, weak and weary,
And with craving hunger wild.
Husband, father, toilenduring,
Working hard for pittance pay
In week, enough procuring
For his family for day.
Neighbors learn their sad condition;
Gather in to render aid;
Husband goes for physician
Cannot come unless he's paid.
Tries another and another,
Until one consents to come,
But too late tu save the mother
She in Deaths cold arms is numb.
Millions spent in church adjoining
Millions wasted, making laws;
Millions of the people mourning,
While the demon hunger gnaws.
Oh, ye paid and trusted leaders,
Listen, while ye hold your breath:
In this land of Bible readers,
Wives and mothers starve to death
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14

BY a strange mistake Q Williams
port, Pa, bridesmaid wss married
instead of the bride.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14
Letter From Louisiana.

LAKE CHARLES, La, Jan. IA, 1878.
Editors Journal The prairie
lands of louisiana are unlike
most others upon the continent.
They stand alone. and entirely dis
connected with the plains of Texas
aud the Northwest. They lie.
principally west cf the Teche and
Atchafalaya rivers, and the Calca-
sieu on the west. They front the
sea coast in triangular shape,
with its apex at Alexandria. on
the Red River, with it's base upon
the sea marshes, on the South. 1t
has about three million acres Of
choice, fertile lands. 1t is not an
unbroken tract, but is traversed
with nayigable streams with broad
strips of timber upon their banks.
Islands of timber" occasionally
fieck these wide prairie pastures.
Some portions are thickly set
tied, while other portions are like
angels visits" "few and far be-
tween" The best portions for cul-
tiyation lie upon the immediate
water courses, which have higher
banks than the country between
them, but all are high enough for
sufficient drainage into the various
coulees, lakes, bayous and rivers.
The water ways of a region must
always be taken into consideration
in estimating its value for human
habitation or cultivation. In this
respect these Louisiana prairies
are better supplied than almost
any others known. There are nu-
merons nayigabls streams, with
their afiiuents, that penetrate this
sxpanse Of prairie in every direc-
ton, supplying it with water COM
nunication, which find their way
into the Gulf by five, at least, in-
mouths, and with their
connections giving over twenty |
thousand miles of inland nayiga-
tion in Southwest Louisiana.
There is the broad Atchafalaya,
apon whose banks lie those rich
sugar lands, passes out by Ber-
wick's Bay. and into which fall the
oayons Cane, Rouge. Courtablean,
Fordoche. Teche, and many others,
al nayigable. Then the Vermilion.
,ayigable one hundred miles from
he bay of same name. Petite
Anse. Mermenteau, Lacasine,
Cane, Mailet, Calcasieu on the
West, with y great number of large
tributaries, make it as finely wa
cred country as any might reasen-
lbly expect to find. The most
singular feature Of this part Of the
,ouniry is the circular mounds that
4re found all over tae Southwest
I'm part, and west of the Mermen-
eau River. leailed Mentow). They
ire as regular as the squares on a
,hessbesrd. down even into the sea
marshes. They are 80 or 60 feet
across the tops, 5 or 6 rods apart,
md are mostly sand, underlying
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14
Liberal Terlns for Town Lots

A s agent for all the owners, ! will
n sell a number of the Kirby lots for
one-foprth cash, balance ia six, twelve
and eighteen months. See descriptive
map at Recorders Office, and at nay
Office. Call on, or address,
GEO. H. WELLS,
June 20 Lake Charles. La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14

BY official proclamation in this
issue Of the Chief the President Of
the Police Jury announces the g.
doption Of the ordinance prohibit
ing liquor traffic on Sundays. The
result of bis canvass Of the returns
shows 429 votes cast at the various
polls throughout the parish, Of
which 398 we've in favor OF the or
dinance, 30 against and one blank.
Now LET the Common Council give
the people of Donaldsonville an
opportunity to express their views
on similar regulation. 80 Donald
sonyille Chief.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-30
Reeetpts ef Produce

| ST LOUIS-Per steamer Commonwealth bbls
meal ass bbls flour 4s sacks bran Sd sacks corn w
III Mathews g. BrO-200 sacks bran $50 bbls -four G L
Buddeoke Som do l25 bbls grit $50 bbs meal
Schwabaoher, Prevented g. Pfeifer--924 bbls -four
Prudhomme Briggs-1g0 do 65 bbls meal 4 boxes
eggs Perdreauville &cO-100 bbls meal bbls -four
l4J sacks IS tes lard Schwabaeher e. HirsCh-3OO
bbls flour Hirsoh, Adler &oo-loO do Glover & Oden.
dahl--63 do 100 sacks bran Gordon & Gomila--3OO
bbls meal order-75 bbls flour lO5 hf do N o d M II
--3s5 sacks corn la pals lard Vsirin Mortimer
900 sacks malt FL FSturcken--t00 boxes bacon G Fl
Dolsen-5 tierces hams Clark & Meader--25 casks
bacon Miller, Grigsby &eo-66 boxes bacon 90 tees
hams order-100 kegs lard Schmidt e. Zeigler-3O tes
do Smith Bros &oo-4O pkga butter w Fl Holmes--12
do q IL Lawrence &co-ll do 5pkgs eggs Z A Hamil.
ton &eo1l do Miller Mever-3J5 bills -four 81 bbls
gr1ts and meal ll3 pkgs sundTes Morgan Line-1 Dbl
whisky hf Dbl gin 81 bbls meal " u r RT Co
IL bbs -four Blanks Line---l5 do G e. M ORR-77
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II IA Stone-12 do A Bnsminger-5 bales broom corn
julian box mdse w Joyce ask bottled
beer Male Cammack-7 pkge mdss steamer Pearl
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Depot QuaTteTmaster-ls boxes bacon 20 pkgs mdss
600 sacks oicake order-226 do Richardson d May
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bbls molasses Lanaux--4 do A Hickmsn--IOO
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onions Terrebonne-6 do 2C5 sacks potatoes bales
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