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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

In the Senate, on the sth, Mr.. Edmunds
said there were no joint rules between the two
Houses OF Congress, and he therefore sub
mitted concurrent resolution declaring
that on the last three days of this session
no bill passed by either House shall be
sent TO the other for concurrence, and
on the last day Of the session no bill shall
be sent TO the President TOR his approval
Referred. On motion OF Mr.. Thurman
George Bancroft was admitted 70 the
privileges Of the floor. Mr.. Thurman, from
the Committee on Judiciary, reported with
amendment the House bill 10 divide the
Western District Of Missouri into two divf
sions, and prescribing times and places for
holding Court therein; placed on the cailen-
dar. Mr.. Grover arose TO personal cxpla-
nation regarding the recent publication that
State lands OF Oregon amounting 20 about
1900 had been expended and not account
ed for during his administration as Gov
ernor. He denied the charges serfatim and
read from the laws and records 20 show that
all the money had been properly expended.
The death OF Representative Hartridge was
then announced, and the senate adjourned
ms mark OF respect. In the House ON
cial notice of che death OF Representative
Hartrfdge, Of Georgia, being given, 4 COM
mittee was appointed 70 accompany the re-
mains homes no other business being trans-
acted.
In the Senate, on the 9th, large numbers
Of petitions were presented, and Bcck's rcso-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

1t is singular fact that fifteen Of the
ladies connected with the present Diplo-
matte Corps Mt Washington are Ameri-
can girls whose beauty and diplomacy
captured distinguished husbands.
Among the number are wives Of the
French, Italian, Guatemalan and Turk
ish ministers and many others Of lesser
rank, including Mrs. Young Wing, Of
the Chinese Legation, who was Miss
Bartlett, of Connecticut. In the Diplo-
matte Corps Of Europe there was also
several American ladies, such A. the
wife Of the Italian Minister To the Hague
and others. Whether American women
have peculiar penchant for diplomacy,
or diplomatists for them, Is difficult
question to decide. AT all events, di-
pomacy is career for which our
women seem To be admirably adapted.
They have also broken down the exclu-
siveness Of hereditary aristocracy, and
some Of them are connected with the
Oldest noble families Of England and
the Continent. Proverbal a. is their
beauty, their natural grace and dignity
Of manner aud their intelligence are no
less striking --Fhiiadeiphia Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

MRs JOKES, how Il your health this norm
ingf Thank you, madam, much improved I
bought bottle Of DR.. Bull's Cough syrup
last night, and after the first dose my cough
was checked. slept we'll and have not
coughed once this morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

Michael Farrel was hanged at Quebec on
the 10th, for the murder OF Francis Conway
In August last.
The new French Cable Company proposes
TO lay two cables, one from Brsst to Cape
Cod and the other from Lands End to Nova
Scotia, both by way Of Saint Pierre.
Great excitement has been caused in Bcr-
lin by the publication Of the outlines Of .
bill, emanating from Bismarck, for disciplin-
Ing the members OF the Reichstag. The bill
places the power Of punishmentin the hands
Of committee Of two Vice. Presidents and
ten members, TO meet At the order Of the
President Of the House or on motion Of
twenty members. The penalties provided
for unruly members are-1. TO receive pub
Tic reproof before the assembled House.
?. To make IN apology before the assem-
bled House. 3. To be excluded from the
Reichstag for > fixed period. should
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

To keep in health. we must obey
the law Of our own being not that Of
our ncighbor Of an ideally perfect
organization rs laid down by so-called
physiological science. All attempts 10
make ourselves over into something
that strikes US as more desirable. re-
suits in disease. What we may do
with profit is to actively cooperate
with the law Of evolution that has
brought us to be what we are. and Is
carrying us toward higher development
on the same line. Mrs. Read, IN Dr..
Foote's Health Monthly.
-Mstilds Fletcher, the Iowa advocate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24
CURRENT NEWS.


Representative Julian HArtridge, Of the
First Georgia District, died Of pneumonia
on the sth. He was member Of the House
Judiciary Committee, and was considered
one OF the ablest men In the House.
BY request Of Major Marcus A. Reno. Sew
enth Cavalry, President Hayes has ordered
military Court Of Inquiry to assemble at
Chicago on the 18th, to inquire into the
conduct Of Major Reno at the Battle Of the
Little Big Horn River, June IS and %. 1876.
Whether court-mArtial proceedings will be
instituted against Major Reno will depend
upon the result Of this inquiry.
Secretary Schurx's letter TO the Secretary
Of War, In reply 70 General Sheridan's last,
was published on the 9th. He maintains
that the Indian Service comprises many
men as pure, high minded and faithful TO
duty a. any officer OF the Army, and pro-
tests against Sheridan's chasing them ell in
discriminatory with thieves or imbeciles.
A delegation Of the principal chiefs and
business men Of the Cherokees, Creeks and
Chickasaws, waited upon the President on
the 9th. and entered their protests against
the transfer of the Indians to the War De-
partment.
Hon. Gustave Schicichers Representative
in Congress from the Sixth Texas District,
died in Washington on the 10th, Of erysip-
elias.
The Potter Committee have resolved to
enter into an investigation Of the "cipher"
kilograms, and have asked the House TO
grant an additional appropriation for that
purpose. The Republicans Of the Com
A.
proposition.
The President has nominated w. ii. III.
Clayton I'm ted States Attorney for the
Western District OF Arkansas.
The defeat Of the proposed Army bill is
conceded.
Chief Joseph and Yellow Wolf, OF the
Nez Psrces, have gone 10 Washington TO in
teryiew the Great Father regarding the
treatment Of their tribe by the Govern
ment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

--Masilds Fletcher, the Iowa advocate
Of female suffrage, Is about TO be mar
ried to Prof. Miller Of Keokuk.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
and was alongside of Bcssie's ami.

and was alongside of Bcssie's ami
NAL.
Leaning over, ] passed my arm
round the dear girls waist aud lift
cd her from the saddle.
At the same instant Wyudham
struck me with the loaded end of
his whip over the head, aud, with
BESSIE in my arms, tell in~cnSlhlr
10 the turf.
WNndhlm rode desperately AT the
wall. The brave animal rose 10 1t,
hut it proved too high, aud falling
back. he broke his own spine an!
his riders neck.
In few minutes Bessie and /.
both in>rn>lhlr, were carried back
10 the Hall.
The following day the matter was
represented to Mr.. Thornton by his
son. And his reply was:
"CcItaluly, RcgN, certainly. A~
poor WlndIam'> son is dead 10y
the hN. II WAS u lucky thing. after
all. tina, broke his neck. for | don't
think he waN quilrIlGht, N"n Know .
but ~ he has gone, AMI Nnn AND
lirsAir desire 1t 80 much, | have n'
objection whatever.
And. 50 | won my wife.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Missionary Baptist.

Rrv. J. W. MELTON breaches :, IA
Springs. 2d SABBATH IN each hlohsu ,-,r
Saturday hctnrr-At Sharon, near L.S.y
ith sabbath of each month ana Ss.u .nd
hriurc-At Homer, on the Isl Naoo"'A
Saturday before Of each month
REV. \. HARRIS breaches 81 An,dsy
IL sabbath of each month an" ..' po.Ly
hrtnr,-At Colquitt, ID Sabbath-h', .nd
Spring. 3d Sabbath of each h,"u n,n Itb
saturday brinrc--At New + fichuSN'f'
Srhhath and saturday before
REV. II. T.. ARDS breaches al ~. ~
lst sabbath in each month ana
before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
THIS GIN

Has been in H." for IN" past iiv" seasons
AMI several I''"l' lmpruN'urIi~ have been
added II "hN itt,> all friction ~ the ends
ct th'-'n''"n h",-prryrui> llr roll from
hlriAlug and gives a i0r,,r iHH of Int
f,",p NJ, sam" .i,,Uui "f Sat Than irg "iip
Gm ne 10. Ihr ErN"lIr. Head Ightru-
Tire d'i1 and CAUSES the IN {" run faster
with H. driving power. thus d"'u., . great
dead moe vuih "IrhuH thr ,lInr lime.
vhlIr O., 'u"iullu- steam "I alImLl power.
than amy uru'l IN. Ia. seed hrlu. iIurd
NrrN ,l">'. IT,. l'ug'h II the staple ], tu-
erased. pluir,Iu- cotton ou thr> I,r"uut
If 4 greater market NI,.'. Tins lurrnyrd
'llur--@iyou hy l.u-'G of staple. with rN.
ira prrdurtlou Of lIf. added (" increased
Imuuat ct work Gnur-mu'" than cover,
i.irco,' of the -Iu rN'ry Iut h,i,, .iuurd
Testimonials ~'u' lr mail uu .prll,ition.
:. Y. GLu,>'N y Ei.n.. ll"'ur. La.
Agents Resolving Head Cotton Tin.
.Iuly "a, - lu:Gm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Primitive Baptist.

Rrv. VI. G. PARKER breaches ~ M
non, III sabbath of each month";, A NJ.
Ramah "a sabbath of each month"; a.t-
parnn, 18th sabbath OF each month anu
u'day before.
Rrv. II. II. HOWARD breaches 81 Az
{ och 18th Sabbath Of each month
Rrv. T. J. FOSTER breaches =.
merfrld, LIST Sabbath in each mon'h'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies.
Nineteen, III Ann al Session begins Sept. 4th, 1877

EFFICIENT TEACHERS will ill every
IL Department. ,,..,,
Especial attention given I" MtNtt.
Prot. \. \. WHEELER will give lustruc-
riou IA the rudimrut, 81 music - applied
To- singing To- the entire school, twice Il
week. re, ~ rhHrH'.
Board and tuition per m""th of four
weeks. includiug washing, lights. Ac., SO
lu AL Iu,".
Mu.., uu p.luo. Organ. Guitar. or Guilt
walton Of thu NuI'r, included with the
above. - 90. iu al, vance.
Tuition. :. and . G"llir~ per month.
Incidental f-c pet tenn, stu advance.
l..hrii dcductluu tnt tuItI"u when paid
~ IdN1ucr.
The Institution = strictly -drnoinina-
tinntl.
Eur further particulars, send for Cata-
luSIr.
+. :. SLlGII. \. NJ, pr"st..
Homer. tlIhornc parish. Las
Aug. H. -. "2;N
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Cumberland Presbyterian

REV. +. f.. LEACH breaches al s Sa,ur'
Second sabbath ia each month ana SH Ssh
day bctor"r.At Salem Church lh,ru 60
bath in each month aud Saturday oe'o'''
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Claiborne Circulf Methodist ProtesssA
Church.
Presbyterian.

RFv. !. T. DAVIDSON breaches n
inrr. 1T and 3d SahhlthS of each mon.
At ,.tudrn. ID sabbath Of each mon'n-
At Athens. ith Sabbath Of each month
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Board OF School Director.

W. J. LESLIE. Prest.,
DR.. :. \. WEBB. Secy.,
pR !. T.. MEtDORS. JOHN COOK,
Cot. j. :. lOi'Nt. GEORGE DAVIS,
Is. f. LEpBEIIER, ROB TARKlNT0H
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Town Of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
liomc- tirrnit-M. l.. Church Selth.
REV. j. 4. PARKER, PASTOR

Tulip Church - First Sunday in safh
'rruth. AT II u',l'k. a III. llomer-Secoud
Aul loulth Sundays in each month, il
u',lk. = m. and Fourth sundays ate pm.
ArIloua-lmrd sunday, at II u, sao
y III.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

certify that the above AMI foregoing j.
i true and urrc,t lit of the Jurors drawn
for tn" Term If the District Court in
and for ari-h of Claiborne, on the 18th
inst. Gil under hand officially. AT lIu-
mer, La. h'ry 18th. l-19
DREW FERGUSON, elk. II. G.
Feb. ~, Icy. TSt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

stat, of Louisiana. ! hrr,hN certify that
pItI~h ct CluI"ri,. Nrhr ah",r = % TIM"
,1,y 81 th,. on rud judgment NOW "r Tile
~ my "i'I'".
t. witness whereof. | have hrr,uutn 80
mn my hand and affixed nay "ih'rtl
WSp sal. uu TIN, ih' 2l-f IT., "t jam
any. \. II. ~ DREW lIRhI >p\.
J,Gt Chr. II G.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Christian.

REV. +. VI. NORTHUM breaches ~ n,
ion Grove, ,ix miles north OF Homer; IN
Mindrn and Fl,orado road, I'D saoos'A :
each month and Saturday before
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
JOHN Ii. DURHAM,
E0/fon .T0CfoS,

DECElNING. Forwarding and General
IL Commission Merchant. and dealer IN
CIR, crrrs and Western prpducr-Font #
lrycr. LrNt tn railroad. Shreveport, La.
liveral advances made Oh cOnslgnmcnts.
Aug. Il, ISIS. 527cn
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Notice Of Final Account.

>fat, 81 I"ri.mpu Inr,h ~ tidiborn'.
IL Parish count oi -lId parish and STATE.
>ur,,,,ipn ui l.. Marcus, Deceased.
\-OTlCI l. ~ Ei.IN GlNl\. TINT VI
v VI. Marcus. timIul traitor "i thu -i-ir
and ~u,,,.-lpu 81 l.. Marcus. deceased. lI>
thl- duN Md iu my office h,- huIl account
Iu ~.uL >It,,.-.luu.
Nu.. ra.r.to.... uul,,, opposition th,,,t"
h,. mH,. N.thu The iIui" prescribed hN .aN,
rh, ~tId arr"uu, VIII Ice all"N'd. Approved
and huuui,- lr,d. thu. administrator dis
Changed and ll- h.'ud ,lu,'',d.
IT, aI'u.,, whereof. | i.N, h,r,uutn SGT
4H-.a no, hand and I.n\rd my official
l5ssb -rIl. on tli> jlr Ith d.N 81 Feb.
\. - -. DREW LErt'>D\,
.a..t tlik j.. &.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
JOSEPH Il. WOLFE h CO.,
Cotton Factors.

- 81 Car0ndclet 81. New Orleans, La.
GENERAL AGENTS tnl pN>IEL PRATT =
VI IurEnNrp "Rcvol,ing Head" Cor
Toy GI>. patented .IulN L., i-i3. Price lie
du,,d tu o. per -.IN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
NORTH LOUISIANA STAGE co

DATL. OF FARE AND FREIGHT on the
Ii Nor,h la. Stage Co. from Homer, La.
after July LIT, l-1-;
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~. WHY THE SOUTH is SOLID
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MISS DU yERNEr,,s, j. SCHOOL t FOR BOYS

M INN UV ENNLI INIIVVII VIN DO
w lo2 FAST 3aTH-sT, NEW YORK.
A Collegiate DEPARTMENT VIII be added IN SeptemDet
where students will be prepared for American ana European
MIR H. BEAUCHAMP TEMPLE. OF Eton and oxford,
and late Principal Temple Academy. Brooklyn, HEAD
MASTER Circulars at LockwoOd's. No. SD Broadw ay.
July 10 further information ADDRESS IL BEAU
= z DaIlNn. CONN.
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"a closer LINK
Betwixt us and the browning race
OF those that, eye TO eye. shall look
On YuOWled0e'

On knowledge
Tennyson's Idyls of the King is one great ale
CORY of a divine voice In each mans soul that
should be king over his passions and desires Then
Charles Dickens sought to undo wrong and quicken
good will among men William Makepeace Thack-
cray attacked the petty vanities and insincertles
of life aud with cynical air upheld an ideal oppo-
site as his own inmost simplicity and klndliness to
the life of men who their Deighbors and con-
slider themselves worldly wise. Now. too George
Eliot in all heT novels nstils her own faith III
plain living and high thinking by showing that 1t
is well in life to care greatly for something worthy
Of our care choose worthy work. believe in 1t with
all our souls and labor to live through inevitable
checks and hndTances true TO best sense of the
highest life we can attain. If Thomas Carlyle in
wolves more IN his condemnation of the times than
may deserve his censure, his is the true of
his century, with the host of false conventonahtes
the work now chiefly left for us to do. Men
speak, he SAYS too much about the world. Each
one of us here. let the world go how it will, and
be Victorious not victorious, has he not life OF
his own to lead One life little CLEAN Of time
between two eternities, second chance to us for
evermorc 1t were well for us not to live as fools
and simulacra, but as wise and realities. The
worlds being saved will not save us, nor the
worlds being lost destroy us. We should look to
ourselves there being great merit here in the
duty of staying at home. And on the whole, to say
the truth, never heard of worlds being saved In
any other way. That mania of saving worlds is it.
self piece of the eighteenth century with i 5
windy sentiInentahsm let us not follow 1t too
farm
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sn5trncGlon.
Men-Countrv.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
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no earnest work


OF any honest ItuIe, hOWbet weak,
Imperfect il-adapted, rails so much,
II Is not gathered as a gran of sand
To enlarge the sun OF Buman action used
For carrying out Gods ends
Alfred TennysOn, in his In Memoriam,' has based
upon human love a strain that rlses.steD by step
from the first grief Of the bereaved to the full
of Immortality and of the upward labor of the
of man. each true soul being
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academic DEPARTMENT. Boarders accommodated. Rev. y
ID. BURCHA ID. ID. D., President
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5neIrurIloR.


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Prospectus contains luI details l"eh5' hi1
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VILLIAMS CL LLEGE.
SEMINARY. Fas

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MI NN. VAI1ItI4 I NUN y
vi EueusI French and German Boarding and Day school
for Young aides ~ Mest 47thsi. wiz reopen on
THURSDA y = September 18th ire Mnsics Department
no able feature. The Kindergarten will reopen OCloBnh
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DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. sos
rroadway viii open on MONDAY ~ ~ 4 !, on.
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IL send Tor circular. :. \ PACKARD. President
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NIADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL'S
vi BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
and CHILDREN, No % West 46h-st, Ne|-NOrk krr
OPENS SFPI Thorough teaching Ia all languages daily
English spoken within SIX mOnthsi
solf6ge dra wing water color. pastel without charge
VNHE MISSES MASON VII reopen their Eng
fish ana French school young aiIrs and children
Wednesday October Address, until september Il3 West
44thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08

TJITL MINNEN TNNIIAI ISItVtN~UTN 10 UIII
Misses Green viii reopen their ES LtSF and FRENCH
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER3 al No ] 5thavc This school,
established IN 1876 continues The careful anng ana ho
instruction every department for whchlt mas hitherto
heeu go fave by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
For Both Sexes-City

For Both Sexes-Citv.
MRS. WILLIAMES'
VI English and French Boarding and Day School Tor
Ladies and Children. 70 West 3Jthst reopehs sep
TENDER 10Th
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-14

honor TO be the chief of Sec. 211, and
] don't care who knows it.
His Daughter-Yes, pa, and that is
why lo-ho-hove him. (Casts herself
into her lovers arms.)
Proprietor-Merciful heaven! Are
you Nihilist, too, Paulovna?
His Daughter-Yes, pa, and so are
my sisters, and my cousins, and my
aunts.
All the Guests-And so are we-all of
US.
Proprietor-I will denounce you to the
authorities call the police.
His Future Son-in- Law-H you utter
one word l will fire the train and blow
up the house, which we had mined as q
precau,ion lest the police should make a
descent on US while we were at dinner
Proprietor-Andh here l have been
passing my days and nights keeping
watch on nv janitor.
Omnes-YOur janitor! Ho, no! Look
out of the window and see what your
janitor is doing.
Proprietor-May be knouted and
sent to Siberia if my janitor isn't cover
ing the whole front of the house with
four sheet revolutionary posters!
(Faints. )-Pdris Paper.