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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-16
THOUGHTS.

Suggested by the death of the late Mrs
D. f. Brown, OF Swan Greek. Az -
fectionately inscribed TO
her friends.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-16

DY JESSIE FERGUSON BROWNE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-16
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

FORT ROBINSON. Neb., Jan. ia courier
has Just arrived from the scene Of hostilifies,
I'VE miles distant from the position held by
the Cheycnncs AZ the last wiring. with in
formation 80 the effect that the Savages had
assumed She most inaccessible position OF
any ~ the many from which they recently
stood the troops AZ bay. He also states that
q party Of five soldiers were detached from
The command for the purpose of nSccftaninst
the position held by the Indians. that while
engaged in this duty they uncN pectcdly
found themselves within short rife range az
over hHif score az Indians \ he latter
uischMgcd vollcy 80 the Squadin command,
hhing private Barber " Company Al, Third
SANalry, gaining possession of his carbnc,
pistol, and ainnlunition. The comrades OF
barber, though exposed 70 the fire ~ the In
nians. used desperate efforts 70 prevent the
inutsns rom Obtnining either his remains or
equipments hut without avail Capt wc~-
seil- believes the Indians can not be- di-odgcd
rom their present position without tile sac
nnce Of greater number OF lives than lac
seems advisable, and has in consequence dis
patched Lieut.. Dodd, Third Cavalry, 10 Red
loud Agency, with view 20 obtain the aS
sstnhce 81 a dozen sioux scouts, well NrrSed
n the mode Of warfare usually adopted by
the Indians.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

The Union Pacific was, until recently,
the nearest railway, and it required five
days. staging to reach IL at Corinne.
This can not be said now, for the Utah
Northern, begun and extended few
miles by John w. Young, Brigham's
eldest son, has recently passed into the
hands Of the Union Pacific, and Is being
pushed at the rate Of two miles a day
Montanaward 1t has already reached
Blackfoot, 1877 miles north OF Ogden,
and about 375 miles from Helena. The
company intend to construct the road
10 point opposite to, and one days
stage ride from, the National Park, that
most strange, wonderful sswonderlandr
of the Yellowstone. Mr.. kimball, the
general passenger agent of these roads,
declaring that he viii take passengers in
palace coaches from Omaha TO the park
In 4 days. BY November next II il ex-
pccted the railway will be finished TO
point only l25 miles from Helena
Chicago journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

FORT ROBINSON. Neb., ian. 1s-A con-
ference was he u here this morning between
Ihirf Red Cloud and Lieut.. schuyler ~ ten.
.f"nk's stan regarding the propiiciy Of Lieut..
Dudu 81 the Third Cavalry going 10 Red
Clouds new location forthc purpose Of enlist !
ing the services " some sioux warriors 20 he
employed as scouts i'm the expedition against
the brave little band ~ Chcyennes now cor
taled az Crow Ridge. 20 miles distant. Lieut..
Schuyler asked Red GlOudif he thought Lieut..
Dond could succeed in obtaining the services
81 " ~ his warriors. The old chief. i'm very
grave tone Of voice and without raising his
eyes from the ground enid Nv people are
sai AZ heart since thefr brothers were killed
mere some lnoosr ago. They are very angry
With the whites and am nearly certain will
not assist Them" Lieut.. schuyler ia a. few
words as possible gave him AN account ~ the
NhrNennc nii break, how the ,hcycnncs fired
upon the soldiers IA fleeing from their pii 'on-
nom, killing them. aud how IN trying
" punish the Cheyenne bucks the squAws
were accidentally killed. Lieut.. schuyler
nnaily got tile old chief 20 shy Young chief
lheut Dudd can 20 90 my camp and tell my
son ~ law. Young Man sfrafd NJ. II. Horses.
that u N my wiSutha ne would Try and get
some 81 my warriors 20 help the tovcfnncnt
w capturing tie Cheyenne~." Lieut. DUdd.
who y well known to the Red Cloud braves,
started Immediately for Pine Ridge Agency
shall learn. II l. believed that Capt. John
son,~ command joined Vessels az the scene
y the hostiiitics some time during tho night
OF the l1th.
captive women and children NJ Fort Rob-
insun viii be released AZ tire request Of the
Lcd cloud Dgnlaln~. earnestly desiring that
.ne widows and orphans, who are their fela
yves, Tie turned over 20 them rs their natural
protectors - take them "a their homes and
.afc Tor them. lti- believed the adoption Of
thl- course VIII serve 20 aay AL excitement.
NJ, ann really attach l.sd Cloud Indians 70 the
government.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

sleeping-room. There was nothing yer,
novel In this, but there was something
odd In the fact, always noticeable
at the same time, that the cat would b,
lying stretched out upon the kitchen
floor, and that she paid no attention u
the escaping rat. DIR. Bennett men
toned the odd circumstance 10 his wife
and she suggested that, as the rat hac
only one known way 81 escape from the
kitchen, he should slip in quietly, close
the hole and kill the depredator. The
suggestion seemed a good one. and a
few nights ago DIR. Bennett slipped
quietly TO the kitchen door 10 see Il NJ
could catch the rat inside. He opened
the door without making noise, and
looking in saw something which rather
startled him. The cat was stretched
out npon the floor as usual, purring
contentedly, and there, sucking away
like kitten, was the rat, remaining NJ
its place until the visitor made move
ment, when it darted away, escaping by
its usual route. No effort was made 10
kill IL. DIR. Bennett thinking il too
cruel thing to bereave the cat Of an
adopted child, after taking away her
own offspring. The Doctor is certain
OF what he saw, confident that his eyes
did not deceive him in regard to the
singular circumstance
To which correspondent. Of the same
paper adds the following:
noticed your remarks this morning
concerning a singular occurrence If a
cat nursing rat at the residence Of
DIR. Bennett, SOL Washington Avenue,
and. as il is quite likely some may
doubt the occurrence, desire 10 state
that the same thing occurredat my own
residence in Louisville, Ky, some 25
years ago. had cat that gave birth
to litter Of kittens in an empty barrel
in the cellar, and few days thereafter
haif-grown rat was discovered nurs-
ing the same as the kittens, and con-
tinued so TO nurse as one Ct the kittens
for a. week or ten days, according TO
the observation of myself and family.
1t all Of sudden disappeared, and the
cat became as disconsolate over It's dis.
appearance as il she had lost one Of her
own litter; and, strange to say, few
days after the rat disappeared, myself
and family we're one afternoon sitting
in our parlor when, TO our great sur
prise, our cat came walking in with the
lost rat in her mouth, alive, and she
was as much elated as if she had found
lost young one. We watched her
maneuvers, and she carried the rat up
stairs into a ballroom in the third story,
placed 1t on bed in said room, and
then went down to the cellar and car
ried one by one of her kittens up TO said
room and nursed kittens and rat there
together for week or more, when the
rat disappeared.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

Anovel circumstance and one worthy
the attention of students Of animal ma
ture, says the 81. Louis Republican, is
related by DR.. George w. Bennett, a
dentist at SOL Washington Avenue. The
second story Of the number given is the
location Of the Doctors dental rooms,
adjacent TO which, and upon the same
floor, are the living rooms he occupies
with his family. A large cat has been
a household pet for some time, and not
long ago this cat gave birth to litter
Of kittens. The kittens remained with
the cat until well grown, but recently,
as they threatened danger to Mrs. Ben
nets canary birds, were taken away
and the old cat so left disconsolate. After
the removal Of the kittens, nr. Bennett.
upon going into the kitchen at a late
hour frequently noticed full grown
rat. which would scamper away Al his
approach, through a hole gnawed in
the kitchen door, and thence TO some
hiding-place In the ceiling above 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

LEAvFNwoRrH, KAS., Jan. lSThe fol-
owing general order wns issued by GEN.
rope to-day 70 Got JcH. q. Davis, command.
ing the Twenty third Infantry ana stationed
w Fort LcaNcnwoith, the headquarters
Inc Major, the band. and Companies n. n
nnu ~. viii proceed under the command 81
ne Colonel from this point BY. rail 20 Fort
vyouge, kas.. On the 2sth. and will march
hcnce " Fort supply, I. r., where
.ney will he Stationed. Company y Of the
ssa'ne regiment viii proceed Nv rail
rom Fort Hayes 10 Fort Dodge IN time to
pln the other companies az that point ana
WI march then 90 Fort supply. Al soon 49,
NY necessary preparations can he completed
wv other SIX companies Of the Twenty third
WI ~ put en- route Tor the Indian Territory
i !" ,nkc post 80 some point 20 be hereafter
snulcat.d. The Eighteenth Infantry. COM
mn nAnucd ~ Gen. Eugcr, viii be stationed nc
Iurt i.cavcnworth when the remainder OF the
Iw.nty.third have been removed.
y CHEYENNE. Ian. 1S.--Companies Al, BID,
III, ana y, Fifth Cavalry. having been or
vwvrn ,sMi 70 take the field In search ~ Little
r All band Of rheycnne@. believed 20 lie
nneprcuMing ranches ~ Northwestern >cbras-
~, VIII move from Fort Russell 20 morrow
ahuer command Of capt Montgomery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

TWO ladies met on the street and one
inquired Of the other: " Why, you look
very happy this morning. What's hap
psnedp" oh. I've just been up hav-
ing my fortune told" was the reply,
land the woman says I'm to marry
twice more, have diamonds and cam
els hair shawl, and that can 60 to the
opera six nights in week, II | want to. +"
|" Dear me, / don't wonder that you are
happy. But you won't say nothing to
your husbandP" sob, Of course not.
Poor mani He's good to me, and 1t
might hurt his feelings to know that I
am going to marry twice more think
III tell him that I'm likely to die first. :"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

Virgins says: They have good
deal to say about this new game 81 la
crosse New game? Fudgei It's ola's
the hills. used to play il when was
q little chap no bigger than pint o. ci-
der" He refers 10 the time when he
used TO lacrosse the knee Of his nearest
maternal relative and get beaten.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

H. BALDWIN. Of Monroe City, Ind, writes
under date OF Dec. 81, 1877 that his wife used
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with won-
after several physicians had failed The many
similar letters positively affirming that the
Favorite Prescription had cured the diseases
and weaknesses peculiar TO women, Induced
DR.. Pierce TO sell II under guarantee. La
dies need no longer submit TO useless and
painful local treatment rs the Favorite Pre-
scription Is a safe, sure, and speedy cue.
Hundreds who had been bed-ridden for years
have been restored 10 perfect health by its use.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

ClifTord's Febrffuge, or r. yer and
Ague Cure. This preparation j. obtained
by newly discovered process, and contains
all the active medicinal principles Of East
India Cinchona bark grown on the Neilgher-
ny hills, from which all the irriiant proper
ties have been eliminated. II is Nstnrc's
own remedy for all diseases arising from
Malarial poison. Palatable, Powerful,
Anti-periodic and Tonic, IL never fails "a
cure Fever and AgAie. Dumb Chills, Con-
gestive Chills, Bilious Fever, Periodical Neu-
ralgia, and all diseases Of Malarial origin.
J. 9. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. st. Lnuis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

The longer I live, the more do
become satisfied that nothing il so good
for people who are in deep trouble a.
real hard woodwork that not only
occupies the hands, but the brain; work
on which one lavishes the best part Of
the heart.-Georgc Eliot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

AT midnight on the last day Of the
year the normal hour Is fixed through
out Sweden, and all the Government
railways and telegraph clocks are set
simultaneously.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

TINE Is money, but health u happiness. II
fou have bad cold or cough, use DR. Bulls
Cough syrup; II will cure you. Price, 25 cts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-31

Failures follow inattention, negli.
gence and ignorance.
, 1879-04-10
For Sale +!
FARM IN WHATCoM COUNTY

A FARM IN WHATCOM COUNTY
n and one in Jefferson County. The
undersigned offers for sale. al a reasonable
price, 100 ACRES OF LAND. situated on
Birch Bay. near Semidhm0o. W. l..
About 20 acres under cultivation good
log house, barn, stable and other buiId-
ings. A large portion of the land con-
sSls of rich alluvial bottom soil and i
lightly tinlcred. well waterrd, near to
market. &c. Also
ACRES OF LAND SITUATED
lZO 3 miles from Port townsend. in
jefferson County, Of which between
thirty and forty acres are in cultivation.
The soil is of the richest kind, and "A good
farm can be made of it. This tnrnl. as
the other has all necessary buildings in
ending lumber house upon it. 1t has Il
tine young orchard. and other improve
mrntS. Ternls, Cash apply to CIIAs.
BUCuMAN, or at the ARGUS office, Port
Townsend. tf:3j
, 1879-04-10
THE U. SIS NAL slEIICE.

Gr~uuou,. n Hhl AMI II -. criMb,
forces Of nature ARE. throu -,.n.
made at u4c Ia uah. FO.io' ~
wake at tllc ingenious inv,l 10 or H.
ll-c ot slratu and c,cc,ricil!. cnE &, :
orgauianiIOu of thr L. =. Signal : he
l. it Hot wonderful that II Sy,t'u' ,uubi .
originated and pcriiurd whereby r.
orator can accurately predict The " ut ,
of Il diilreut localiry? Aud ,"'
cnc" proves oar ''9torn Sisun!s" ~ ?.
liable. EQuAlly great ar The aly c.
made IN tlr Scirurv ot mrdi"irr. St ~
step. uncertainties au douht, hur
ca ~ absolute certainty. The i GOV .
ir> OF Harvey and Iunur lnyr b., .w.
crrtId hy tlw GOdrn Mrdiuli lIs m"'
of DR. Il. V. Pierce. No longer hrrI
d,spair hecall-c SOlnr physician hrs rr-
uouncri the lungs u"S0uud. iIr dr1I NJ
testimonials are ola Il e IN iI,c ullirr ~ H.
Picpr from those " . had nhndhnntd vi
hope. and had been given up To- dl"
physicians and friends, Irprnl u.
SUMPTION, bronchitis. ScroIu on llihr' >
Spcrdi Y. surely. aud rrrm,l'Ml yir !
10 HE hra Inc int'puccr al llc h. ,o,rl.
II the bowels hr conStpA',l. use u,
Pirrtr's Pleasant PTgafiVr pclm' For
fun particulars see P' rs Mrmnm,llHN
Book, given away l. all d nggis'.
, 1879-04-10

ss
BLANKS
FOR SALE.
Adnjr0lty blanks
District Court BlaRRs
Justice TIE 2h Peace BJcnhs
We have on hand at this office for sale.
at reasonable rates, the originals carefully
prepared by eminent counsel, Il large as
sortmcnt Of legal hlnnkS, to-wit:
Ira -GAc1z1l.I-a1tya
LlBELS IN REM Nrn,lv printed On
legal cap paper with blank space ior the
stating parts thereof
ATTACHMENTS AND MONIrlONS
IN REM.
SrIPULATlONS FOR COSTS BOTH
OF LlBELLANIS AND AEapUN
DENTS.
DELIVERY STIPULATION.
AFFIDANIrS OF CLAIMANTS.
All printed Oh size OF legal cap and neatly
backed.
T1l. District court
SUMMONS-with approved Sheri1"s re-
turn thereon.
WRl'rS OF ATTACHMENT.
The attention vt Shcriiis Is particularly
cal I'd to the saving Ul labor IN making
copies
L1A Justice ccouE'
NDERTAKINGS IN ATTACH
MENTS.
UNDERTAKINGS ON ARREST IN
CIVIL ACTION.
WARRANTS OF ARREST IN CIVIL
ACTIONS.
NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS WITH
CONSl ABLELS RETURN thereon
A printed OH legal cap width.
Also Every Kind of Justice
- "a Ia TX 81
PRlN TO ORDER.
~ The attention of Justices Of The
Peace particularly called to the above
, 1879-04-10
JOHN 5. CHAMLEss.

THEOLOGICAL students reason tht in
there he counterfeit money, there must lc
gehlliLr; So. it there be iniidels, there
must also be Christians If this be true
of money and religion will not the same
RUE Apply to ''put mp medicines? Do
not the cheap ana worthless nostrnS
prove that there are genuine and mciio-
rious put up'' medicines? The great
popularity Of DR.. Piercr's Golden Mc'ii-
cal Discovery has resulted in the mnniil,.
ture of many ''shoddy'' Alternative and
tonic remedies. but one after another. tln'r
have disappeared, tile proprirIorS hav'n%
found thaT. no matter how "ioW' Tiry
advertise. success depends upon mcrir. h.
South America. aS we'll ~ IN this cnu,iry,
the Discovery Is tie standard remedy Tor
all ScrOtulOus and cruptiyt diseases. II
acts promptly on the stomach, liver. aud
blood. toniug up, regulating. ami purify
ing the system, 1t speedily al'ays all
bronchial irritation, and cures rn' masl
stubborn cough or cold in m'f the time
required by any other remedy.
, 1879-04-10

Nh ny of the more advanced physicians
having found DR.. Pierce's Family Mtdi-
cine, prompt and sure, prescribe them
regularly in their practice.
TwNvILLE. Ten. May 2sth. 1877.
DIR. II. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y:
Dear Sir-FOr long time | suffered
with catarrh. finally called in DR..
Zachary OF this place. He furnished me
With yonr nasal Douche. Sage's Catarrli
Remedy, and your Golden Medical Dis
covery. These remedies speedily effected
an cuiiw cure.
Yours truly. JOHN ). CHAMLEsS.
, 1879-04-10

A bill to prevent treating has been
introduced in the legislature at
Springfield, Ill. 1t is proposed to
attach penalty of from So to Sl5 to
the pernicious practice of "setting
up the drinks all around" the pro.
ceeds of the fines to go to the school
fund; while capdidates for Office
may be fined $50 or imprisoned
twenty days for Offering to treat
their constituents.
, 1879-04-10

II BALDWIN of Monroe City, Ind,
writes under date of Dec 81. 1877, tlmt
his wife used DR.. Pirrce's r'Ayorite Pre-
sclipton with wonderful results. IL ef-
tectrd her entire cure. after several ply
sicians had failed. The many similar Irt-
ters positively affirming that the Favoritc
Prescription had cured tine diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to womrn. induced
DR.. Pierce to sell it under Il guarantee.
Ladies need TO longer submit to useIcs,
aud painful local treatment, rs the Favor
itc Prescription Is n safe, sure. and speedy
ucrr. Hundreds who had been bctl-Tiddrul
for years have Lcen restored 10 perfect
health by its use.
, 1879-04-10
GOOD TEIpaAG BHEYErIES.


~ 49, - IN -.l ..n ,Lo,,
'N"''
IENNSilNA lNAN1A'--A ! ''! ''N7 . ="
ne'h "'Sa''"'" III 0''"'J "'''N ~''
June i 100
NE" oNN'- ->''''' my 'v7
institute" III '"e ''''S VI 4'," va
since 'he u'A"' Aou5' 's''''"' -"
gust, 'as"
DO the books OF your I"nSe s"o"
how much money is Annually sx'
pended IN your town Tor lhtoX'ca'-
|mgtDrlnk? 81 not, npp"lnta COM
mittee, and let them look the matter
up. 1t is question III which you
are directly Interested.
INDIAN TnRRlroEY.--Our soldier
brethren stationed among the Five
Nations are doing excellent work.
They have organ zed two Indian and
one colored lodge. Soon a, sufficient
number Of lodges are organized,
they Contemplate the organization
Of Grand Lodge lor luulan Terri,
tory.
Trxxrssrr p.st p W c. r,
Co,,ro, Hickman has h4.u doing
s,lo,d;d ,v,rL IN r.r,o...., From
Oc,ober II to December 10 he had
;us,;,utad a lodr,. with charter
membership Of l,744. During the
same time he had initiated into old
l,d,,,s r;s;+sJ II; m,L,,,r total
.r =, on, nanhars ,d1.d ,o the Or.
der since the session of the Grand
Jod,ra
mo,,,s wo,r c;.,orAds Van
:, pol, q w c. ~ Of III. Grand
.l.o af N.hraL,. ;o o,. or rho
n,ost ;rdsrs,;rah,s worker. TO be
rourd in our Ordsr. Almost contin
uallv in the field, in all Seasons, and
in aI wea,bers. she is always seek.
90 4, .o,d work IN the ,emner.
s,cs corv. and add 10 IN. numerical
, 1879-04-10
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

An earnest Temperance worker
writes me rs follows: sour lodge is
striving hard to build up the Order
through public meetings. Have held
some, which have resulted each time
in marked Improvement IN the leeI'
inps of the community, MS well as, in
most instances, all increase in mum.
bers."
Such is legitimate lodge work.
The lodge itself is simply a training
school of Temperance, and stands
in much the same relation to straight
Temperance work that the drilI-room
does TO the effective work OF an
army. Many lodges are slow to
learn this, and often wonder how II
is that an institution of such interest
in its commencement should have 50
lost its hold ON the community. And
vet cpine, if there was nothing
more to an army than its drill-room
parade, the drilfroom would gather
around it very little OF interest.
Every community has its own com
nonsense jury room. And that as
sociation which does not make good
its pretenses, is sooner or later con-
demned to neglectand forgetfulness,
We promise much, no more than we
are able to perform, but far more
than we can ever accomplish inside
the lodge room.
IL is a mistaken idea that in order
TO make public meeting effective
we must have foreign speaker.
The effectiveness of the meeting de
pends not SO much on the speaker, as
it does OF its management, and the
practical nature OF the subject dis
cussed. And there is not lodge in
the STATE but that has talent suffi-
cient in its own membership, if right
ly directed, TO hold series of pub
lie meetings, which shall both add to
its own strength, and greatly quicken
the temperance sentiment Of the
town in which itis located. More
than this, at least half our lodges are
to-day suffering from the want oil
just this kind of exercise.
This country, perhaps more than
any other, is land OF puolic meet
ings, and those meetings mould and
formulate that public opinion, which
we seek to control, which we must
have before abstinence and prohibi.
tlon are the accepted creed and the
acknowledged law of our people,
G. w. Sect, Hooker, of New York,
in the &C Good Templar Gem"
, 1879-04-10
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

| Perseverance. :. Victoria -. d S Mcdonald
. On ward. d...... Nannimo .....Wm. knyDonih
3 Star OF Hone. .Comox. .....B X McEinan
4 Dominion Ne Westminster 49,. .J Lord
IL Cedar Hill........ Victoria. Geo Dean
, 1879-04-10
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