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DR.. j.. +. HAYWOOD,
Of New York, voluntarily indorses II.
-peAD WHAT He SAYS:-

N, TtII.r, New York, sept, ~. ls.L
DEAR sir.D,rlng this year Waited me hundred
asss OF lung d seaseA In tho lower wards " tue
thrs INV ttenlion was called 10 TUFTS Ekp.etorant,
and confess my surprise at It's WONDERFUL power.
During = practice oil twenty years, nave never
nanny oiircS il instantly subdusd the most violent
liz az coughing aud Invariably cured tho disease IN
a lew days cheeriully indorso u as ths best lung
medicine ever used. ,,,,, NJ, , v,vnnn un
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

1t will be remembered that the Er.
press mentioned . few days ago the
striking OF Mr.. Northway's residence on
Flores Street, this city, by lightning.
Yesterday, as our reporter passed Bell
4 Bros jewelry store, he was called in
TO 10 K At . gold watch belonging to
Mrs. Northway which had, with other
things Of conductive nature, been affect
ed by this electric freak. Just above
the stem Of the watch two small holes
had been melted through the casing.
The glass over the dial being non. con-
ductive, was simply smashed 70 atoms
and the dial smoked, while the inside
works were not in the least affected. and
continued their regular functions. But
the strangest thing in connection with
the matter was the disappearance Of the
chain attached to the watch. II was
long gold chain, such as are usually
worn by ladies'. The chain was melted
from the stem Of the watch and myste-
riously consumed. Though doors and
windows leading to the room were clos
ed, not even the most minute vestige Of
the chain has yet been found. The roll
ers attached TO a bed In q room upon
which persons were sleeping were torn
of, and lamps and other conductive arti-
cles in the room were torn 10 pieces.
Strange to say, no one in the house was
injured, the only effect being q mo-
mentary stun Wonderful, the power
Of the electric heat. During the same
night, in the vicinity OF Fort McKavett.
70 the west Of our city, about half mile
Of telegraph wire was consumed by
just as this watch chain was.
San Ant0nso (TtraO Express.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

Joy 20 the WOrId.-The afflicted NAV
now rejoice. A safe, certain and effectual
anfidofe 70 malaria has been found. CLIF-
FokD's fEBRIFCGE IL . pefecf remedy
agains' all diseases caused by malaria. II
not only breaks the chill. but thoroughly
ersdicsfes the poison. It's action Is truly
wonderful; 1t cures malarious diseases 81
every kind-Fever and Aeue, Intermittent
Fever, Remittent Fever. Dumb Acue. Pc
rlodical Headache and Bilious Feyers OF ali
kinda IL Il purely vegetable and a. harm
less - water. Try II and be convinced.
J. c. RICHARDSON, Prop'r.
For sale BY all Druggists. St Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

Mr.. Cichia, of Lensbnrg, lie Sueur
County, got on . spree last week Monday
At Montgomery, and offered to wager
that he could swallow the glass contain
ed in whisky flask. The wager was
taken up by one Of the party present.
whereupon the drunken man proceeded
to swallow the pulverized glass and also
q tallow candle. Strange TO relate, that
night he felt no i'll effects caused by the
rash deed. but next day the glass began
to cut and grind his bowels compelling
the man to with and scream in agony.
This continued until Thursday morning,
when the poor wretch was brought to
New Prague in the delusive hope that 3
ply sician could save him from his in
evitable and fast-approaching death.
Of course no physicians skill could now
save or even prolong the life which had
been so deliberately though unknowing-
~ taken. II was pitiful and heartrend-
ing to hear the poor mortal moan and
scream in agony as the death-dealing
glass slowly but constantly cut its way
into the vitals. This could not long
however, and death kindly
T Allowed the suffering man Thursday
afternoon. post-mortem examination
vas held, and the mans stomach and
ntestines were found to be literally
ground to pieces. A wife and nine chill
iren are left dependent by the fool
hardness Of man crazed by drink
Shakopcs (Minn.) Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

Russia has had . great bank en-
bezxiement case. Mr.. Tuchentzoh,
Cashier Of the Landed Bank Of Mutual
Credit, has bean sentenced TO Siberia
for plundering his institution for four
years Of millions Of roubles, which he
spent for magnificent living. Like
T'Kindt Of Belgium, he went on in his
career OF theft and extrsvagance with
out exciting the suspicious Of the Direc-
tors Of the bank.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

AFTER You have tried nearly everything 10
ret curei q Chro6ic Chills and Fever or
70 TRY Dr. y. Wilhoft's Anti Periodic or Fever
and Ague Tonic. II is no; pleasant 70 take.
but Il contains no Quinine. and never fails TO
cure Its composition Is printed on the
inside wrapper Of each bottlr. ard IL Is in
dorsed BY the most eminen, physicians For
sale ~ ali Druggists
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

Eafonal Lifs & the title Of . new Pamphlet
o. q pzgea II contains the biography of All
the Presidents OF the United States. from WasA-
trgfos 70 Hayo with their portraits fig in ali. J
engraved expressly for this work: also ~ nor
traits OF Canadian notabilifies. NATIONAL Lfft
viii De sent 70 any address. BY mail, on receipt
Of Sc stamp. II. r srrvsxs. Boston, Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

THE Indian spring Is much more
lovely than the Indian summer. Il Il
then that the noble red man springs on
his pony and the war path. and en-
cages in agricultural pursuits by pur-
suing agriculturisss and raising scalps
M q. Rcavuns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

-"Give me that bottle. john" she
cried. You horrid. wicked elf" but
when he took . walk that night, she
drank it up herself - Oscsgo Record.
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And q ruee her lips-"
Inc best way FOR ladies 10 cultivate this
rare species Of roses Is by STUDYING and prnc-
tcing the rules Of hygiene. As taught in the
reobies common Sense Medical Adviser. only
D.. Grand Invalid's hotel. buffalo. n. Y. II
suffering from those painful Weaknesses In
cident 70 the female organism. use DIR. PIE reefs
fsvorite freseription-a neyer-faiilng remedy
for these complaints.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

GILBERT CoRx STARCH. being ab<o,u,e,v
pure, il tue favorife with the ladies in makinr
custa-d, pudding. blanc mango, etc. Il 4
20 invaluable for children and peopie OF weak
digestion. being hezlthful and nutrisious:
equal 10 fact to Arrow-root-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

NATIONAL YEAsr il guaranteed to be the
best In the world. II has An established repu-
tation, and all grocers IN the L. = sell IT,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

A man may smile and smile, and
be a--littlc how come you so,n but he
needn't be villain, Vim. s. to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

The cultivation OF flax for the fiber
in New Jersey has Of late received con-
siderable impetus. Previous to 1860 the
largest product Of the State In any sin.
gle year falls short Of $4,000 pounds;
but the amount Of yield has since been
quintupled, although the cultivation OF
the staple has been retarded by the ne
cessity Of employing, to large extent,
hand labor in all the processes. II Is
stated, however, that a machine has re-
Gently been invented to separate the
fiber from the shive, and its per-
formanccs, examined BY committee Of
the Franklin Institute Of Philadelphia,
and by some experts from the north Of
Ireland, have been pronounced highly
satisfactory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

Il asked q physician the other day
In how large proportion of his pa
tients he found their disease traceable
70 some arrangement Of the digestive
process. "WEy, my dear woman, all
Of them" was the quick reply. AL
though this admits Of some qualifica-
ton, It Is more nearly q literal truth
than the first glance would indicate.
Indigestion is not simply temporary
distress In the region ofthe diaphragm.
as 50 many seem to think; it is lack
Of nutrition. The body that is not
nourished, becomes enfeebled-- hence
unable to repel disease. -Mrs. Read, in
D.. Foote's Health Monthly for May.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

wEAa BarneysLiver Pad (si) and Be restored
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Qle Wages summer sni Winter Samples free.
Utu NAticnsi CTyinS %. 90 ". M,dIsn q c1rcsrn
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, 1879-11-20
Bathing in the next Room.

My Japanese room is contiguous to
the bath, and sudden splasbings and
sluieings, and little hissings and cooings
denoting ertense enjoyment, tell me that
some one is engaged in his or her even
ing ablutions All! an Eve at the foun-
tain; for being joined by a second nymph,
and now by third, great became the
splatterings and gurglings, to say moth
ing of the chattering and laughing.
Evidently three of the waiting Tnaids
indulging in their evening tub after the
day Oh! wonanp womanl Be your
country's Greenland's icy mountains
no. ! forget. -''. .''' NJ ~ i-a1 sa
They don't wash there, and only un-
dress twice q year or Indis's coral
strand or Africs.ls sunny mountains or
Belgavia, or Saratoga; whether sitting,
crowned with odorous flowers on moon.
lit sands in some fair island Of tho South
ern seas, or taking out your pads and
brushing you back hair in the privacy of
your luxurious dressing rooms; whenever
two or three of ye congregate together,
unrestrained by the presence Of the
harsher sex, the theme of your gossip
is ever the same. 1t is always what he
said to you or to her, and what you or
she replied to him, and here ina Japan
ese bath it is the old, old story. Two
Of my nymphs are evidently quizzing the
third about o certain Mr.. Chokichi; and
she, by no mears aver5e to the soft i'm,
peachment, retaliates with tue names of
a Mr.. Yaszuzo; and then such ripping Of
! laughter, and such splashing Of water,
and such thorough lightheartedness that,
forgcttingmy sadly-interrupted slumbers,
I cannot find IL in my heart to be chur
lish enough to call out and put stop to
the innocent fun. So | lay still, and
presently tho chattering fair ones leave
the bath, and peace and quite again pre-
vail All the Year Round
, 1879-11-20
The Authors Carnival.

One Of the most remarkable festivals
ever held in san Francisco-namcly, the
Authors Carnival-cloSad on Saturday
night, after ronning for a period Of nine
days During tie period thcro were
eleven representations, at each Of which
the Mechuics' Pavilion was throngcd.
The Carnival was held for The benefit Of
half a dozen well known aul worthy
charitable institutions, namely: The
Ladies Protective and Relief Society,
Little Infants Shelter, Ol1 ladies
Homo, Chi'lren's Hospital, Clay Street
Hospital Young Womenb Christian AS
sociation, One-seyentll of the net pro.
cceds, we understand, also goes to G. L.
Locke, in whose hands the management
Of the entertainment was placed. For
this charitable purpose over two thou
sands persons devoted their time and
services to the rendition on the grand
stage and in the various booths in the
scenes from the works of popular au-
thors. In an enterprise where there was
so much devotion, enthusiasm and self
abnegation, conducted on so gorgeous
and gigantic scale, such thing as fail
ure was scarcel y possible, 1t is very
gratifying TO know that the net proceeds
Of the Carnival will add about $1,000
te the treasury of each one Of the char,
ity benefciaries. ,.. u. .u.a. .g
Taking into consideration that the
Authors Carnival was the first enter
tainment Of the kind ever attempted
here. it has been very successful.
1t closed in the zenith of its pop
uarity, 1t might probably have been
run two or three days longer without
any diminution in the receipts or any
thinning of the daily throng of specta-
tors, There was, however, limit to
the strain on the energies of the partici-
pants, many of whom were considerably
fatigued. f''"a '
Although 50 successful, there were
naturally many defects in the entertain
ment, which on any subsequent attempt
may be easily avoided yor improved.
The late Authors Carnival will no
doubt be followed by Others, at which
the faults of the former will be COR
rected. The booths will be set further
back, for instance, and raised, giving
spectators more room and better OPP
portunity Of seeing the performances en-,
acted in them. Other defects to which
public attention has been directed will
also be remedied. At the Carnival just
closed, people have been made familiar
with Tennyson, Bulwer, Scott, Shake
speare, Longfellow, Whittier, Moore,
Jules Verne, Crayne, Ceryantes, Dick
ems, Bret Harte, Goethe, Schiller and
other authors, in way they never had
before. In future Carnivals, new au-
thors and new scenes will probably be
in order These entertainments are
worthy Of every encouragement, for in
addition to cultiyating literary taste
and an acquaintance with the best au-
thors, they afford an easy way Of assist
ing worthy charitable institutions which
frequently languish, for the want of
funds. IS. +. Bulletin.
, 1879-11-20
Be Faithful.

A man cannot afford to be unfnithful
under any circumstances; cannot afford
to be mean at any time; cannot afford to
do less than his best st all times and
under all circumstances. No matter
how wrongfully you are placed. and no
matter how unjustly you are treated,
you cannot for your own sake afford to
use anything but your best self, nor to
render anything but your best service;
you cannot afford to lie to q liar; you
cannot afford to do other than deal up
rightly with any man, no matter what
exigencies may exist between him and
you. No man can afford to be anything
but true man, living in his highest ma
ture, and acting from the highest consid-
Grafton.
, 1879-11-20
Good Manners and Equal Rights

If you pay half dollar admission
to a concert or any other entertainment,
you have right to the undisturbed en-
joyment of that which you pay for ; and
persons who come tramping into the
room while the entertainment is in pro-
gress, or 90 tramping out before it is
concluded, or who by hustle or whisper
ing prevent you from hearing what you
came to hear, are robbing you of what
belongs to you. These persons, of
course, would not steal half a dollar out
of your pocket book but if they will
fully spoil that which costs you half
dollar, their act is essential larceny.
Well-bred persons never do any Of these
things, because well.bred persons are
always careful to respect the rights of
others.
If you pay for one seat in railway
car you are entitled to that one seat
but if You occupy two seats, while any
decent person who has paid for one seat
has no seat at all, you are simply
robbing that person of what belongs to
him. The writer of this not long ago
saw well dressed lady sit for an hour
and look in the face Of an equally well
dressed gentleman who stood all that
time and held young child in his arms
because there was no vacant seat in the
car save one in which the lady had put
some small parcels Of hers, and which
she did not offer to relinquish. The
man had paid for the seat, and it did
not belong to her She would have
been greatly insulted if she had been
called robber but what was shedoingf
In some way she ought to have been
delicately admonished that to take what
does not belong to her is not one of the
rights of women, and that it is evidence
OF a lack of good breeding.
You secure, by the payment of good
sum, berth in sleeping car. That
should entitle you to immunity from
disturbance by your fellow passengers.
Unhappily it does not alwayg. Not
long ago o train stopped at midnight in
large town at the West, where it was
to remain for twenty minutes Into the
sleeping car of that train came three
passengers, two males and female. 1t
appeared that they had just met in the
station, and on entering the car were ex-
changing loud greetings. They sat
down in one of the sections and went on
with their conversation without any
lowering of their tones. The porter Of
the car was absent while the train
waited in the station, and after no re-
turned he seemed TO be too timid to re-
buke the takers, so they kept on for the
best part of an hour, talking and laugh.
ing much louder after the train started
than before. The fact that there were
q dozen other passengers in that car, all
of whom were in their berths, and all of
whom had purchased u right to sleep in
the car, was fact Of which they were
utterly oblivious Yet these persons
evidently belonged to what is called
good society. Their language was gram
matical, their dress was faultless, and
one Of the males was clergyman. Ed
itors Table, Good Company. .' .''
-e40>+---
Be Faithful.
, 1879-11-20

"Your son, madame, persists in doing
nothing" says the Director, "Thon," re-
plies the woman, by no means discon-
certed, "you should give him the prize
for perseverance.
, 1879-11-20

The only sympathetic chord that a
tramp ever strikes-the cord Of wood in
the back yard
, 1879-11-20
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Port Townsend
HlOSP ri T 7 Al
PORT TOWNSEND, W. T

The hhnve Institution Having h'cu piH'ru,'
permanent footIr z. u, lAr Dnll"HS i'lt' I'v
pitAl for Marine Phtetls ca i'u-h' SpU' "a
proprietor LAiEes pirgSdrG' ~ Nln"Hu''"- w
no pans or expense VIII a. spared M ii'n
terlpg the conlfurt and o5nyeuIeHGe "' y
vate paiieuls. ,,.,.,.,,,h,
This IL the largest EieH"riJ lloSpitil notln
San Eranc4cJ, Juu by iiF tho lhHtb c"lnl~
ia eeuipmeul - La, been tbur uBhy FlH
and i.flcn!shct. ~, general Woid' aaV"P.a
commudatious or about Que huudrcu PiHrr.'
and are peculiarly adapted Tor c4sbS rtluHs
the most car fll trrAtmenL dud c"nNln,n' 4
pervisinn al llOiiicd expense. nose WIN
Sire them Will no lurpished with prlVAe ;Oog o,I
entirely separate ana distinct, aL aslIsh1"''
tOnal cost. .i. .. - hg
EDrhe ptteniinn ~ MN owners, anu anu, ,p I'M
Interested in shippi z, ~ called w. tle INos g
seamcn suffering from contagious ul'rn,v,t
be treated outside tue ilospita! WIJho'
pense TO the vessel.
Thomas Z. Minor, u. w."
2s.tf Maunsins suns .