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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-28

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-28
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-28

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-28
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

\ a we'll ordered farm. we'll chosen
stock, comfortable buildinga, a neatly.
kept garden, roadway or entrances
way; gates we'll hnng. fences we'll
kept, shade trees, ornamental. shrub
berry. paint without and white wash
Iwifhin-all these are worth more 10 q
'armer in money vaIne than a few
hundred dollars carefully scrapcd to.
|gether and iealonsly boarded and
loaned 70 needy neighbora at interest.
No Investment pays so we'll "A money
.Judicionsly spent in farm improve
ments. Draining wet land will ray
90 70 100 per cent. on its cost everv
year good stock will pay equally
well; good roads will tnrn their coat
every year q gate will save its cost
~ q short time; a good fence NAV
save its whole cost in one night a
ell-kept garden; neat lawn orch
ard and shade trees, which need not
'ost 500, have added ten times that
lmonnt to the vaIue of a farm. and
he comfort and self-respect gained
through the ontlay for these and from
heir possession are worth more than
he cost.-N. Y. Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11
-Queuc cutting in tho San Fran

-Quenc cutting in tho San Fran
cisco prisons has been forbidden b,
an injunction during the trial Of tn,
lawsuit involving the legality Of th.
practice. II is now said that. con
trary to general belief, the preser
vafion Of the quene has no religions
significance to q Chinaman. II was
introduced into China BY the Tartar
conqucfors in the seventeenth century,
and its adoption BY the Chinese was
one Of the conditions OF recovering
common privileges and social stand
ing with the victors. Il is simply a
barbaric fashion, and indicates thar
The wearer is . person Of fair stand
ing, being guilty Of nothing bringing
'ome sort Of mntilation or mark. AI
ew OF the Chinese who become i'm \
med with American civilization. and
nfend 70 remain here, cut of their
lueucs Of their own accord. The
ignlhcance Of Chinaman's queuei
,. therefore, nothing more than ~,
assport to respectful consideration on /
eturning to China.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

Nearly three years ago three yonne
men Of Newport, who had each ius
been married, happened to meet r.
gefher in Cincinnati. They went II
q place and took q glass Of beer. and
while there bargain was made Il
ne effect that the one whose wife was
iirst Of the three to bless his nnion
with an offspring from the date Of
their marriages respectively. was t.
ne the recipient OF q new silk hat from
the other two. The marriages of the
'nree were three weeks apart. and inl
ten months and five days the fret
married was presented with baby
bv his wife, and 90 was the next mar.
RED in the same time from the date
OF bis marriage, and the third FROM
the time Of his marriagc-each child
having been born ten months and,
flve days from the day OF marriage oil
parents. and all within the same.
hour OF the day. We considered thisr
The most singular coincidence OF thes
KIND we ever heard of, and we regret !
hat the Young men are too hashfnl,
Q give Us their names, but they aret
'ery well known 10 this ci,y.-New.|,
'ort Local.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

i When DR.. franklin was IN Paris. as
10 sat qnietly and alone at his breakfast
one morning. he saw a number Of black
ants busy with the contents OF the sugar
bowl. lie drove them away, but ihcy
returned. Again he dispersed them.
but in few minutes they were seen
climbing from lump TO lump, rs il noth-
ing happene'. To try their ingenuity.
he had the sugar bowl suspended bya
string from the ceiling. They cndeav-
ored 10 reach II by standing on Gael.
others back; several mounted in this
manner and reached upwards. but In
vain: the chain of ants fell down a. fast
ss Il was raised. Alter repeated at
Iempts they went away. and he smppos-
- they had given up the matter: hut
presently he saw them descending fh..
string and dropping down upon IN.
jumps of sugar. They hal scaled the
walls. fraversed tho ceiling, and dis
covered another road to the treasure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

One Of the large monkeys in IN,
Alexandria Palace, London, bad bee,
snflering from Gecayed tooth. ant
an abscess, forming large protnber
ance on the jaw, had resulted tn,
pain seemed SO great il was decided
70 consult . dentist, and as The crea.
ture was very savage, !, was thought
that 1t the tooth had to be extracted
the gas should be used for the safety
Of the operator. The monkey struc
gled against being put into a sack
prepared with hole cut for his head
snapped and screamed, and gave
promise Of being very troublesome I.
but as soon as the dentist managed "a
get his hand on the abscess and gave
relief, the monkey's demeanor chang. !.
Cd entirely. lie laid his head down
lnietly, and, without the use Of the
yas. submitted to the removal Of he
,ooth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

|. "A decision has just been readcrci
IN England that i Of interest 10 parents,
members Of different religious ,lcnomi-
nations. A Catholic gentleman mar
ried q Protestant lady. Before the mar
riagc he promised 10 allow her the re-
ligious education Of any children that
might be born 10 thcuL This he now
refuses to do, claiming that the promise
y not binding. Vice Chancellor Malins
has decided in his favor. holding that
snch promise Is not valid, and can not
be enforced by law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

| -Confnement in . well-kept pris
on is said to be beneficial 20 health
ihe SANITARY Inquirer says that the
records OF the best English penisen
!iarles show that : person's changes q
life in them are nearly double wha,
they would be in freedom. NotwitL
standing two-thirds Of the inmates
enter such institutions with disease on
chem. yet, rs q result of pnre air
cleanliness, and well regulated diet
prisons are made seats of health. IN
those Of Scotland, which are models
OF good management, the death rate
is only three in 1000. Contrast this
with the death rate Of seventeen per
1000 in the British army, or with
the average of twenty per 1000 III
other occupations, and it will be seen
what results may be obtained by'
proper sanitary regulation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

- Gan You cure my eves!" said
q man to DR.. Brown. Ycs.n said
the doctor, If yon will follow INV
prescription" "Oh ccrtaisly. doc.
tor," said the patient. :" j will do any-
thing to have my eyes cured; "What
Ne your remedy, doctor? q" /" Yon
mnst steal horse,r said the doctor.
very soberly. "Steal horse doctor. =
said the patient in anazement, "how
will that cure my eyesi" You
will DC sent to States prison for fivo
years, where Won could not get
and during your incarcer-
alton your eyes wonld get well.r said
he doctor. The patient looked some.
.hat crednlous. bot he did not adopt
no doctors remedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

Treasure hunters in Hayti arc very
|dcsirous Of finding about e3O,OOauO
buried by Toussaint L'Onvcrturc. fhe
negro insurrection leader. toward Tho
close Of tho last century, when he was
on The point Of surrcndcring 10 Tho
French. lie cansed the coin 10 b.
placed IN sacks and carried to q place
near Porf-au-Princc In three wagons.
and guarded by ten soldiers. lie orler-
iered ten men TO dig the hole for their
reception, and after covering them. 10
return Immediately with the wagons
and escort Amer the work had been
sc cinplished the party returned, but
were fired on from an ambush Nv
battalion Of soldiers under the command
y Tonssaint himself All were killed.
md the secret ofthe treasures location
vas lost with Tonssaint's death. An
'hiccr connected with the battalion hal
'cccivcd intimations Of the intended
,urial, hut obtained no knowledge or
he spot. The lnxnriant vegetation Of
nc tropics speedily covered II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

Among the precious lives tia,
have gone down before the southern
scourge are many prominent in botl,
the Protestant and Catholic church.
Among the recent We note the Rev.
Dr. Thomas, pastor OF the Free Ger.
man Protestant church Of New Or.
leans; the Rev. DR.. Hall, BaLsist.
and the Rev. Dr.. McCampbeil. at
Grenada; the very Rev. Joseph Mil
let, vicar general Of the arch diocese
Of New Orleans; the Rev. Fathers
n cNsmara and Riordan, Of st. Pat
rick's church, New Orleans. and
Fathers Bokel and Moagher Of the
same city, and the Rev. NJ. Gallo.
way, Of the Methodist church. and
FATHERS Hunter and Oberfelder Al
vicksburg. To these must be added
Inite . number Of the Sisters oil
Charity and members Of the noble
Howard association. They have all
aid down their lives in behalf Of their
lind. and are truer heroes than any
hat ever fell upon q battle field.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

PRIScEros, Isn., Sept. "a, rs.

PRINCETON, ISD., Sept. "a. '7s.
Since the first announcement from
the Reunion committee. Il has been
determined to hold The Reunion three
days, on the 22d. 23c and o4th \
October, instead OF two, as at first ~.
nouncsd. II has also been found
since then that the undertaking "a
feed all who come would bc imprsct;.
cable; the indications pointing to an
assembly far too large to be cared for
10 that way. It was also found to be
the general feeling among the soldiers
that they preferred to 90 into camn
regularly, with their own outfit and
rations. We, therefore, ask all col.
|aiers TO come with their blankets and
three days rations, prepared TO meet
their COMRADES Ia three days. social
reunion. While il is specially 4 70.
union Of the soldiers Of the old FirstI
congressional District, the invitation
10 cordially extended to all soldiers
who can make it convenient to attend
no matter where they reside Or where
they enlisted.
The colors Of all the regiments rep.
resented in this District, will posi-.
lively be on the grounds. A number
y prominent Generals have been 10. k
v'ted, and several have already con k
'ented to be presenf.
: We would announce to those living
n the line Of railroads, and those :
Vho may wish 10 come BY priyatel
conveyance, that there 10 ample &C II
ommodstions and stable room forl
orses, on the grounds. Arrange. c
nents are being made for reduced /
ire on al the railroads. Come. then ID
J rail, come in wagons and 10 bug Ip
les, come on horseback and on foot o
ny way to get here. Come. one and "
y, with three days' rations, and cl
our blankets, and forage for your |s'
srses. Lot rs have glorious time|tir
'gether. lin
BY order Of the Reunion Commit IgI
2. GES. J. 9. Van, Chm'n. in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

Neil Swartz, Of Greenville, Ohio
2 hard working mechanic, has struck
2 streak cf luck. lie took out a patent
short time ago for q new supply
pump Tor steam engines, and las,
week he sold the patent ia Chicago
'or $4,000. MI. Swartz was nigh,
watchman al Grccnville, and engineer
of the tire steamer there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

The milk stands thirty-six hcus
before It is skinned, and after that OF
the evening has been received. our
rerdita, like an excellent clerk. fills
F|out her return for the day. She has
printed blanks which give the names
= the cows as they stand in the stable.
Two columns are ruled for mornings
ana evenings milk, end the weight
o. milk given by each COW is recorded
as we have said. The disposition
made Of the whole quantity is then
noted, and the dairy is charged with
lits proportion. when deductions have
been made for the house. the families
|oi the young mon, and the Young
|caives. Such a report is filed daily.
ana 90 complete is the system, that il
takes only few hours at the end oil
the year to tabulate full statement
Of the 365 days.
The cream is strained or filtered.
oy which . thorough homogeneous.
ness is secured, and withc ut which n
is impossible to obtain all the butter
except by q second churning. The
stra'ner in this instance is a cylindri- |,
cal can, divided into two compayt-
nents BY donhle bottoms, the upper
'nc having two tube-like sieves with
,on'cal mouths, into which twoI
'pIungers," worked by a pump !
,andIs it. The cream is poured into J
ne upper compartment. and the II
'pInneers' force il through the sieves !
nto the lower compartment, in which |
arrives ready for chnrning. The !
burning is done twice a week. in q !
blanchard factory churn, and, the /,
'mperature being 62o, the butter ap. 9
ears in abont forty minutes. The !
ext process is known as s'working. = .
'hich is altogether done by a ma :,
h'ne: 10 quantities Of thirty pounds 4
q time. The machine consists Of q 4
'rn table in the form OF On exceed Iii
'Rly nat trnncated cone and conical n
Tooved prcsser. Between the revolv y
g cone and the presser the butter r.
lsses, and is crushed and crushed br
'ain until all the buttermilk is h
reed out Of it. and discharged into . az
y at the outside edge Of the turn il,
bic. The crank that causes the is'
voIntions is attended BY an assist- ps
= while Perdita herself supervises, rel
edgIng in the salt, and taking care
u the working is not overdone.-
'rper's Magazine. Ion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

/ A letter from Lenkonn. I Russian
town upon the Caspian Sea. to the
Rtawksz, the official journal OF the
itussian Governmen at Tihis. saws
that the Shah Of Persia had hardly
arrived from his recent European
Journey when he ordered the arrest of
several high functionaries OF his Gov.
ee!nment. and that his brother, Abbas.
Mira Maybe Ealtauat. hearing that
ne was likely also to be victim. bad
arrived, with his son and i've ad.
herenss, at Lenkoran. Abbas. N Mirza|
stated that his brother, the Shah.
hated him. and, upon coming to the|
throne, ordered bic eyes to be put out
out that be We saved by his mother.
With the assistance OF the Russian.
English, and Turkish envoys. They
enabled him t. reach Turkey, where |
Tor twenty years he resided with his
!amily. When the Shah fret visited
Turkey, he called upon him. and VA
.rged to return to Persia, but he re.
used. The Shah used many endeav.
,rs to induce the late Sultan Abdul.
Axiz g deliver him up, but was 10. i,
denied.
When hoetilities became probable|
''etween Rnssia and Turkey, the Shah Ig
threatened that Persia would aidel(
nth the former, unless the Sultan in.
need Abbas- Mira to return. AtIl'
he same time be wrote to his brother k
xprcssing great affection Tor him ri
nd warmly inviting him back. Press.
! by the Turkish Government. bel.
q bic family in Turkey and return. y
!, was received by the Shah with q
'yal honors, and made Governor Of 4
% province Of Zenguian. Az the p
nah was on the point Of departingl =
pom bis second European tour an u Y
fantry regiment revolted, and off /.
QUE enemies Of Mira :nsinuatsd that's y, :,
was implicated in the affair. Ten|s1 = :,
en- were summarily executed. and|,H =
lah was heard 70 intimate that Mira ~
ould experience the same fate when y
returned. His words were repeat q
to Mira, and he lost no time ID Pr
cretly departing. He travelled four q
70 and nighte almost without rest. g
3, until the Russian domipions
re reached. he vas forwarded % |oi
journey the next day BY . Russian ste
amer. Gle
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11
HAs. sopmANN. n. n. Hoyyr1r
"Thc Old ReliabIcv
B 0D MANN,S,
Leaf Tobacco
N A r Ell OU S E I!

ESTABLISHED 1851. Nos. 81. 5o.
-, and 90 West Front Street, foot 81
|spension Bridge. Cincinnati Ohio
ca Lear Auction Sales every SATURDAY.
on!y Tobacco Warehouse IN Gin
nati that has Seed Leaf trade. Stor.
~ tobacco free for three months.
cnargcs reasonable "a con nsistcni
a. n'r dealings. Liberal advances
~ ~ on consignments upon recent
:" ,or weekly Tobacco Circulars.
=, Imas. "a BODMANN 4 CO.
''-oM. Cincinnati.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

The moon looked through rim In
tho clouds. ssNot Just yet. john sighed
she. A cloud passed over the moon.
AN0w. john and smack rcvclbcratcd
from hill to hill, aud finally died away
In the labyrinth oi cow shed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

John johnson, Of Harrison conn.
ty, Indiana, relates most wonderful
story. He says that few DAYS ago
q farmer, living near Mauckport, was
blowing in field, and, because the
ground was very dry, gave way to the
most violent cursing because the
Lord did not send rain. In his pas.
zion be cursed God, saying: "If
sod was down here would kill
Him." and he Immediately fell dead
ME body becoming petrifed- Johr.
ION failed to give the mans name.
ont says the most intense excitement
prevails in the neighborhood, and
have gone to review the
emains.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

"A Texan bride, after the conclusion
Of tho marriage ceremony, grnccfrllv
stepped forward and rcuuested The
clergyman to give ont the hymn:
This ~ the way lcae have scnrhs.
And mcufncd because found N not
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

sire 10 prosper. -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20

A CORRESPONDENT of that excellent
paper. the Evansville Hesprias, IN q
lengthy article on the gubernatorial
and congressional race, charges that
our enthusiasm for Throckmorton re-
suits from an overweening desire to
see him superseded by some local po-
hticsl pet. This is as ungenerous and
unjust, as il is wide of the truth The
correspondent slludes TO the last dis
trict convention, and twits Dallas with
the opposition then made to him. TIE
Herald can only answer for itself. 1t
then. as now, gave Governor Throck.
morton its warmest support. because Of
veteran conviction of his entire fitness
for the place. "cooke" should reflect
that while Throckmorton is the SER
want Of the district. he 10 also servant
of the state. and If the paramount
power calls him to make the sacrifice
Of his better position" he has nothing
TO do but obey. The state does de-
mand the sacrifce, - any unprgudicsd
observer must admit, and thai end
the matter. While We dispute the oon
illusions arrived At by sCooke.r W
thaak him for the evident partiAlity
for tho distinguished subject Of hi
letter. Let the people have their xaJ
in this matter. and weil trass 70 Incl
Isxa - = lss~a !
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20
BEECHER-TILTON.
kii<abeth'- QuieLeaea Conscience sIn
find. Henry's Dead ~ Daring an.

NEW York, April l5.-To-morrox
mornings papers will publish letter
from Mrs. Elizabeth X. TIlton % an
intimate friend, making unreserved
Confession Of her adultery with Rev.
III. w. Beecher.
Mr.. Ira b. wheeler:
Ny DEAR SIR-A few weeks since.
after long months Of mental anguish,
told, as you know, q few friend.
y hom i bad utterly deceived that the
charge brought by my husband Of
adultery between myself and the Rev.
l. w. Beecher wA- true. and that the
lie l had lived 20 well the last four
years had become intolerable 10 me
That statement i nov soiemBly re-
affirm, and leave the truth with God.
10 whom also l commit my-elf, my
children, and all who must suffer.
know full well the explanation that
VIII be sought by many tor this Ac-
knosIedment-a desire 20 return to
my husband, insanity, malice. every
thing save the true aud only one NV
quickeDed conscience, snd the sense %
what IL due To the cause of truth and
justice. During all the complication.
of these years, you have been INV con-
dress thir letter 10 you, authorizing
znd requesting you In secure it, yubli-
cation. EIIZAHs-IH x THI.ryN
Brooklyn, APril y. H..
Mr.. Beecher ~s- out Of the city TO
night when Mrs. I1ltoni. letter Was
made public. aud his whereabouts wz.
not known save To few friend-. The
New York Tribune telssrAph-d him
= copy of the letter st late hour TO-
night, and received the follo~ ing letter
in reply. from AIR. B-ecber:
WAvERLY, y. Y, April I5.-Efitor
of New York Trit1ne I confront Mr..
/ Itltor's confession ~ith an sN,liicii
and absolute denisL The testimony
TO her own Innocence and 20 mine,
which for four yesr- she had made a
hundreds, in private aud Ia public, t.-
fore the court IN writing aud orally,
declare IN be true, aud the allegation.
DOW made In contradiction % her uni.
form, solemn and unvArying .tate-
ment- hitherto made I utterly deny
l declare her 90 be innocent Of IA.
great tran-gre-sion.
HENKN WAED EFgn HEN
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20

Is reference 70 the printing of the
New City Directory Of Dallas we have
this to say Messrs. Morrison a Co, sp>
piled TO Us to do the work, stating at
the same time that they were willing
70 give us an advance on the price they
could have the work done elsewhere at.
While We can easily tackle any ordinary
Job Of the Kind. we are frank 70 confess
that We had not the sorts" necessary
to do the Job. and 20 withdrew the bid.
The M.rshall Mssss~s1 slightly mis-
takes us in its issse Of the 18th when
II says we gave the rsason that VI
could NOT 81 the work out IN satis'
factory mansss."