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ton regarding the same of
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Princeton, Minnesota.
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There are some people in Green
bush WHO can write items, and the
UNION would like to hear from them
regularly. And we also would like
to have Il Milo letter once a week. In
fact, the UNION solicits correspondence
from all the surrounding towns.
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Napoleon used to say, 1.-THE Lord
is always on the side of the heaviest
artillery" 1t always seemed so to us.
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Mr.. benjamin Nick enzie. Of Spencer
Brook. was in town Tuesday; he in
formed us that he had just flushed
threshing and that his wheat yield
fell far short Of his expectations
averaging only ID bushels to the a, re.
Last year, on the same land, the aver.
age was 25 bushels.
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The hill below MIR. Craye1s'. onthe
Spencer Brook and Baldwin road, is
iii an almost impassablc condition.
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To Miss Lizzie Harmon we are in
debted FOR beautiful sweet smelling
bouquet almost as big as herself. @a
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There are seven ,thrcshing mach ines
at work withna circuit Of eight miles
Of Princeton. &C.,. -.sa~sf s.a -
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PILES of all kinds of Tumols, dis.
charges OF blood or mucus, and diseases
OF The rectum quickly and perfectly cured
by simple and soothing remedy. For
Observation-Disclosures
DR.. J. Faber s. Co., % Ann St., N. Y.
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RADICAL CURE isvC1ss 9. WHITES

Prof Harris after many years Of study aided IN chen
asa; % .a and
his ms at last succeeded in compromising an IN
11BLE REMEDY for the scourre 40 common su,ono
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

= hungry crowd cal upon a poor min
ister and eat him out Of house and
home-that's called donation party
Turner'S Faiis Reporter.
a woman living on Brush stree,
spent an hour on Woodward Ayenne
Yesterday, gazing at the signs ~
christmas toys" "Christmas can
dies," and Christmas every thing else.
ana went home thoroughly CONVINCED
tnat there ought 10 be separate brand
of Christmas sawdust. Meeting her bow
~ the gate she asked il he had accom-.
pushed certain errand, and receiving
! negative reply called out: You
haven't en- Well, now, you travel
along or LII give You a regular Christ:
mas cowhidingi Detroit Free Pross
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03
Laughed Herself to Death.

one OF the most extraordinary deaths
that ever was chronicled in this citv oc..
Cured yesterday, and is to-day the talk
OF the town. The circumstances are Al
follows: Mr.. Joshua Walker i = re-
spectacle colored man, residing on Fill
more Street, and married short time
since young woman of excellent char
acter, and who was not quite 20 wears
OF age Joshua proved worthy hus-
oand, always looking after the house.
mold comforts. Day before Yesterday he
purchased some fresh pork, which be
intended to sat down for the coming
cold weather. Yesterday he went TO the
cupboard for the purpose of obtaining
salt with which to make brine for the
picking, and took from Jar what he
presumed was the required article.
thereafter proceeded to the cellar to use
II on the meat. His wife. Rosa. being
about her household duties, did not no,
tIce what her husband was about. but
when she came down from the Chambers
made the discovery almost Immediately
tnat Joshua had taken a quantity Of
granulated sugar to salt the pork. She
dld not rave and get mad, but possibly
had she taken that turn she would not
now be lying cold in death. Instead
she set out to hearty laugh, going to
The spot where her husband was. Her
laughter continued for some time. there
being not the least cessation. She
laughed and laughed and laughed, her
presumed merriment getting more bois-
erous each moment. Finally the hus-
'and became alarmed and sent out for
and soon his landlord, Dea-
'on Henry Hazard, arrived, Witnessing
. a few minutes the poor woman's
departure, it is hoped, for the better land.
'he had positively laughed herself to
leath. The husbands horror At this
result Of his innocent mis-
AXE can be better imagined than de-
cribed. He was warmly attached to
Is young wife, and ii is fitting, in draw
ng the veil over this terrible scene. to
~ that they we're both exceedingly
'orthy persons, and that the husband
as the sympathy Of scores Of people IN
lis his hour Of trouble. -Proridencc (R.
} Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

Squabbles between Actresses - ~.
sars M occurrence especially in Paris
reianer are they OF particularly modern
kromlh. Even duels have been fought
~ tne queens OF tragedy" and duel
ing apparently has thrived nearly u
wen IN the theatrical as in the formal.
islc profession Of France. IL NAV he
interesting gossip 70 relate some of the
noted meetings" between angry acts
Tesses 10 the history Of the stage. Mlle-
Deauprc, one Of the first women who
appeared on the French stage, and who
vas attached 10 the troupe OF the Marses
un'iL l66y, at which date she passed ~
the falaIs Royal Theater, sent 4 cbal-
,enge TO her comrade, Catharine des
rms and both fought on the stace
itseif. La Beaupre sent for two pointed
swords. Catharine took one. thinking
the affair joke; but it proved ser;nns
one, Tor La Beaupre wounded her n the
neck and would have killed her had
tihey not been separated. This occurred
IA l6fy. Ia the eighteenth century
Mile. Theodore, celebrated danseuss
ana Mile. Beaumesall, singer. botb ~
tne opera, had a meeting at the MaiIlot
mate, arising out of rivalry in love
They repaired 10 the meeting. each in
her carriage, and dressed in riding
napits, having for seconds-the
nrst, Mesdames Eel and Char
mey; the other, Mesdames Geslin
ana Guirnard. The weapons were MIS-
Iois; AS they were making ready. Rev
me passo OF the same theater, met them
ana exhausted his eloquence in irving TO
paclfy them. All in vain. The rival
adies seized the pistols and took aim.
put hey, while parleying, had taken
ARE to lay the pistols on the damn
grass. They hung fire, and the two la
'les a threw them away and kissed each
'lner. In 1920 two danseuses fought
ssitn buttoned foils, but so furiousIv
M nat the result came near being fatal.
ne quarrel was about a rich Swedish
'ount-or, rather, his dog, both ladies
oveting the solid gold collar. The IA
nous Mdlie: Monpin, before she expert
nced religion, was the most daring
'mazon who ever lived. She once
'ught three men, whom she vanouisbed
lsuited by Dumesnil, IN actor Of
le opera, she donned male attire and
AIRED Tor him on the Place des Vic
'irs. On his refusal to cross swords.
e lady gave him severe Gaming. IN
te years, Leah Silly and Hortense
'hneider, the original Grand Duchess
% an encounter, but only with ma
re weapons-tongues and talons.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03
Sure Signs.

To lose money is sign Of bad luck.
10 meet funeral is sign Of death.
To dissipate to-day is . sign your hair
will pull tomorrow.
TO kiss pretty girl against her will
Is q Sign you'll get your face scratched.
10 take home q piece Of beefsteak
Is sign there will be a broil in the
family.
To see dog fly at farmers leg is q
sign q misfortune Is going to befall his
calves.
To see man loating around bar
room L a sign he'll drink--if you ask
him to.
10 see your sweetheart kiss another
fellow i q sign you will be disappointed
in love affair. ~ -Reynolds Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

ne utterly refused stimulants Of all kinds
= aliay his nervous excitement. and
ulcu a sober man, truly penitent for his
1T was rumored that Burbank. Of
ne New Orleans Fscaynne, was to write
book on yellow fever, entitled "Jack
ana 4 referring to this, he says: ~
nase no intentions Of writing a book az
any sort, much less on the subject of
seliow lever. Of that | have had
enough. Its record is written IN this
wv on 100 new graves, on vacant
hairs IN broken family circles, on sable
sarments and sorrowful faces. There
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03


President McCosh, Of Princeton
noAege, in his address before The
rnnceton alumni At Pittsburg lately.
that during the last ten wears be
A-a received in donations OF var;ous
mounts f0r that institution the sum N
s-'oVu'vvV from unknown sources.
IN sermon preached at Conners-
slie' Ind, on sunday, Elder BURGESS ~
Da'ier University Illustrated the immor-
Ally of The times by the remark tha,
Formerly one sermon converted 4 nno
,s''ns' whiie now u takes 5000 SER
-ons 70 convert one sinner.-
The girls are bound to come ~ ~
nvn.- Lima Berger, young Swiss LADY
IA ~ Just taken the degree Of Doctor ~
lal,osophy a. Berne University. af,er !
,suiiant examination, and two ot her ~
~ American and Austrian, have pass.
- as Doctors Of Medicine.
- "A remarkable revival Of religion i /
ing on at Fall River, Mass. Hun
elun sus oI men and women, with some
;s~aaren, have been converted, includ-
some 81 the most intelligent Of tha
spuia.ion. Tn the streets, in offices
ps' banks, stores, mills, Conversions
- occurring-religion Is the un;vars.I
"plc OF conversation. 80
Ihis Is the way our Sundav-schoo,
71uuren ~ are sometimes taught IL sino
ofpraise: on = ne" oook
inse 20 see my teachers smile
~ love my classmates. too.
- q learn my lessons, while
we nothing else 20 do.
!. y y love Of learning. according 10 th;s
h..vnetning that will do to sandwich ~
ars, Teen hours for which there Il real
t4ployment. The children Who s;ra
NV; ~ Iuooish are not supposed 10 make \
rsr. ness OF study. They study onIv ha- q
use they have nothing else ~ do RI. q
and choristers who ~ /,
sunaas ce lnis sort Of hymnology into their |,
schools can not be too severely G
,;rssed- ured- Better fill up the time ~
.Tslg .Tslng "Grandfather's Clock ~ ~ !.
'0nnny Morgan - !.
The Cologne Ga.ene savs ~, ! !
v .see drn' y experts having examined
NM .,'eument :, known as "Luther,s :,
~ which is in the possession ~ nv 2
srss liant church In pesth, has declared 4
/. --'nentic. The document found NJ "
y Win = number of manuscrinfs ~ ~ ~
earned theolcgian, John Bepe,;o, -
1plno' % Hungary, and came my. 10
aanus Of private collector r;ne I fa
pnelor named Jankovicks sr,
9n the Archduchess Maria n,ra.hnn lin -
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

Daniel Drawbaugh, OF Cumberland
County, Pa., i the inventor Of per-
pctual clock, which, BY utilizing mag
neiism as n dynamic force, has been
ticking away without winding for four
or five years, and Is said 70 show no dis
position y stop before its parts are worn
ont by friction.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

On Thanksgiving Day Messrs. Joseph
Smith, ,of Burlington, Edwin Henderson,
Of New Hartford, and Douglass win.
iams, Of Southingtnn, and their wives,
celebrated their golden wedding to0eth-
er At New Hartford, Conn.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

Warren 5. Waite, prominent citi
zen 81 Toledo, in supposed fit OF som
nambulism left his bed and climbed on,
upon the roof Of three story BUILDING.
from which he fell to the ground. sus.
tanning fatal injuries.
A 5-year-old daughter OF J. NJ
Iunkhouser, Of East Palestine, o., fell
INTO an uncovered cistern and was dead
before her fate was discovered.
John Jackson, Of Inwood, Ind.
was fatally shot while fooling with a re.
volver. He didn't know il was loaded
a little child Of Green Fryman. a
Nicnoias County (Ky.) farmer, was
scalded to death by falling into tub Of
boiling water.
A colored woman named Rsna
Sason was burned to death at Robinson
station, near Cynthiana, Ky. Her cloth
ing caught fire from an open crate.
While engaged in coasting on the
wabash bluffs at Lafayette. Ind. the
other night, Mrs. M. j. Timberlake had
one OF ner ears nearly severed by q fiy-
ing sied' and her husband was so severe
y stunned and bruised that he lay un-
conscious for several hours.
ben Plant, Of Warfield, Iowa, under
look 70 pull his gun into the wagon by
ne muzzle. Both Of his eyes were shot
'ut and y was thought he would die.
A young son Of Rev. VIM. Clav-
laugh, residing near Urbana, o.. was
Maliy injured by falling under the
Wheel of threshing- machine separa-
VIII Breeding. residing near Tay-
oIvllle' bartholomew County, Ind.
atally shot himself while out cunning.
DR.. Y. \. Brigham, of Aurora. III.
'as seriously, II not fatally burned, Nv \
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

)uring the academic year Of 1878.
were 5,O35 students at the medi.
hool Of Paris.
u the thousand volunteers who nc
anied Garibaldi in his capture Of
IN 1860, 734 are still living. of
ozi are pensioned by the State !:
~ We're killed ia war; the rest
natural Deaths
More hopelessly corrupt than even
rovincial administrations, the Gov
ent at Pekin and the household of
Emperor grow fat on these extor-
ana every attempt 70 place them
n restraint meets with frown ;,
y the North-China Heraid's opin-
II its rulers.
The European residents of Hong
have not yet got over their alarm
"a by the attack from band Of
ese pirates on the night Of Septem-
p. They are urging the Governor
pis forces TO take steps to prevent
Fimilar occurrence. The heather
Pc claims to be in a majority in
parts.
he English marine magistrate AZ
Prt OF Singapore is judicial per-
4 muscle. He lately sprang from
'nch and soundly thrashed a sub
'trate sitting with him; the next
e dragged a reporter out of Court
collar, and his only virtue, ap-
tly, Is the impartiality with which
uses every shipmaster who comes
him.
commission, composed of ex- ,
Will meet in Berlin during the |
I holidays to decide on the meas ,
70 be taken for the compulsory I
ng Of drawing in the higher
IS.
ne electric light will make a valu-
lying Of coal in England. Ac- !
z TO very careful estimate made l
years ago, the quantity consumed
making was set down at $780, n
=, against production of coal Of b
1000 tons. Il
lssions have done great deal for b
. Thirty-six years ago, when Y
anity began 20 be preached in q
land, the population numbered u
-. 900, and al were idolaters. al
pulation under the sway Of Chris "
lstitutions. has increased 10 sO.- q
q all are nominal, and the greater 10
rofessed, Christians. A theolor- AZ
graduates 60 students 4 IN
I'd 20 missionaries have been sent y
leighboring islands. bl
England a woman can obtain a :.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

Splosion Of an alcohol stove over
ne was preparing some medicine.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

ton.
Maj. Henry Howell. Of Sarnia. Can
ada, Is claimed to have invented 4
new process OF refining petroleum with
Out the agency Of heat A sample man
ufactured from American petroleum Of
40 gravity is stated to be very brilliant
and white oil OF as gravity and 122 fire
Jest The yield from the crude was 90
Fer cent. Bat the most extraordinary
ciaim for this process is not merely that
tne means used are entirely mechanical.
out also that there i no production OF
gasoline or benzine, and the entire pro-
duct Is standard white Illuminating oil.
iar superior to the oil refined under Old
methods: This new process, if what Is
claimed Tor II be true, is just precisely
what the producers have been looking
Ior- - AZ Will be saving Of at least S120..
VU'vVV per annum 70 the region, and
VIII settle the little differences now ex-
Isting between the producers and re-
nners-that is 70 say, if they secure the
exclusive privilege Of using this wonder
~ process. How the lighter parts OF
rude petroleum can, by mere me-
'nanlcal process, be retained 50 a. 10
tsnd iire test Of l22 degrees, il some
hing truly wonderful, and i simply
To a mechanical decomposi- .
ION of q chemical compound. The full
PARTICULARS Of this extraordinary process |
eiii oe locked forward to with deep in :
crest by the entire trade.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03
Odds and Ends.

-Bluebeard was lock-smith anf
pelie-hanger.-N. y. MaH.
When Edison has invented chear
electricity, the charge of the light BRIG.
aue Will be Over.-Grdphic.
10 keep apples from rotting, put
them IN a cool place-where there Is 4
large family Of children. n.--LowcH Cou-
rier.
There is no mistaking a real gen
tieman. When he approaches a free
lunch table he always wants a napkin
and chair.
Things are called by their right
names in Georgia. A party OF Young
men there have formed tobacco.
chewing club.--hc.
dipped into weak solution Of ac-
complishments," is the term now an
plied g those of our girls protesting To
be highly educated.
Tive me cure for the toothache-
quick-said sufferer. Place the acb-
ing tooth near the heels OF n mule. and
then touch off the animal. One touch
OF q mule sets all nature to achin' and
relieves the patient too Immediately sud
den 70 think about. Don't give this
away 70 every body, Keotuk Con-
fHE LovE-LoRN Music TEACHER
Her eyes are like the DO.
Most beautiful 10 81.
And tho roam a Fa
Ihere's only ono sweet gnf
t~uch souls immortal Ian
Can bring Il llfSaful ~
Df heavily hope to MI fginOn
-N. Louis Times Journal
Inc English language Is wonderful
or rs ap,ness Of expression. When 4
"a men and women get together
md look Al each other from The sides ~
room-that's called sociable. when
The Jasper weekly courier., 1879-01-03

us' Zee Oh wnat IS called judicial separa-
ION from her husband on the ground Of
~ adultery, but not decree Of divorce
unless desertion or cruelty can be PROV
cd as well. In New South Wales an act
giving her the right to sue for dissolu-
ton on the ground Of adultery alone.
has passed both houses. 1t has been
done several time before, but has been
disallowed by the Queen.
AT the Brighton AQUARIUM. Fno-
land, they have young sea lion named
frince, which Is getting too big to be
agreeable. He enjoyed greatly PLAYING
with crooked stick, which he would
toss and catch deSterously, but when
ne began throwing il at the heads 81
visitors the keepers had to interfere. <
Then he amused himself by pulling the
plug out Of the tank and thus draining
all the water of. If the night-watch.
man does not keep sharp eve on him.
Prince climbs out Of his tank every
night.
The Bavarian Government has sent
p The Protestant, Roman Catholic. and
Jewish congregations Of the kingdom.
ndto the sanitary officers OF the chief
'I'ies' 70 ask their opinions in relation
Q cremation. The Roman Catholics
xFress an unqualified disapproval, the
ews decline 10 express any opinion, the .
'rotestants say II would only necessi-
ate change in their liturgy. and the ,
anltary officials recommend il after
attles, during epidemics. when the re- /
mains are ~ be sent to distant places.
M when the ground is not suitable for
ne interment Of bodies. 1
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-03-14

When girls lover calls on her in the,
evening she is all smiles, and looks as intel
ligent as an Egyptian mummy but let that
same young man call around Monday morn,
ing when she is at the wash-tub, and she
will hide in the closet or crawl under the
stove, and when discovered be as frigid as
Greenland icicle