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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

DAVID ScR00s. formerly q Je6er-
son Oisy, H.. nnd . young % q Jo><ph
Watson, = vsel1hy Colorado mine esn<r,
were drowned n Wo11s Lake, near pcnver,
On the 3cfh, caused ~ - up>>tsisg = .
ho.t. serurrs made a - - eve ~
life cf the boy and IN . doing ~ e1nssa
drowned
THxEK little girls. children a Mr..
FiShels. : farmer residing in Clarke County,
No. not far from Kcokuk, Iowa, we're
burned BY N explosion u kerosene Viii
which they were kindiing the fre during he
Absence az their psrents- Ths eldest, aycd
10. died within . few hour; the seccnd.
aged 7, can not recover the younsess, AEed
S. was not seriously injured
THRKE or four men entered the Md
dictown lConn-l savings Bank during The
absence n dinner Of some c1ieiAls. and 60
gazing the clerks in converszzscn. accom-
plires robbed the vault Of 500 and bct q
valuable securities
An unknown burglar Was shot and
killed while attempting % elect N entrance
10 the residence OF Hen u IL salmon. about
thirty miles east Of Council Bluns. Iowa
The first earthquake in Manila. on
the Island Of Luzon, proved 70 BE terribly
destructive visit lion Three hundred and
twenty perscns, including 80 ChinAnen-
werrkilled, and nearly every family On The
/. island was rendered homeless
AT Moberly, No, on the 18th, C. W
Corlew, alias Burton. who Was In custody
for committing Al indecent assault upon
Mr.. Crump. was shot several times and
killed by the laffer's husband Although
the shooting took place In broad dAriiEh
and was witnessed By hundreds Of people
the Coroner's Jury returned verdict o
death n the hands OF some person unknown
to the Jury.
An earthquake ct Smyrna on the 2stl
demolished . number Of buildings Iw'
persons were killed and several injured
IT i said that the old man arreste'
It Fremont, Neb-. on suspicion Of being 81
man Bender, has been identified BY forme
Kansas neighbor-
/ MARY ENNIS. aged Is, fell into n
canal At Durhamrille. ~ T. stephen Muir
~, aged u. her cousin. attempted % szs
her, and both were drowned
THE old man and old woman ARRESTED
and held At Fremont. Neb-- under susPieic
Of being John Bender and WIFE, tie motto
rious Kansas assassins- have been PARTIAL
identified by Mr. Hoc1an, former neiEhcc
Of the Blenders in Kansas and nov arcsider
OF Fremont Both OF them reco<rixed hiri
and the man admitted that be was the <enio
Bender. The woman denies that she
Bender's wife, but confesses 10 having bee
an inmate Of the Bender house IL Il 81
that the sheriff is on track Of young Bends
and his wife. who had but recently p2rss
from the old couple
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GAIT JAMES F. STANLEY. of Middle
town. Pa. died in the Agsnies q hEdrophc-
bia on the 9th, from the erec-s Of bite By
his own dog five weeks previous
MIxxEsorA-s population i sSo.Osa,
m Increase ~ ~, 20 since 1870, or little
more than :. per cent
A DUBLIN correspondent states that
the improved condition ~ the country. and
prospects Of abundant crops, awe e1u>ed
the Relief Committee 70 prepare 70 dissolve
There il little doubt, be s1ys. thai the money
on hand viii be enough 70 meet Al pressing
demands
AT Victoria, in PernAmbuco, IN cleo
tion riot occurred on the 9Th in which the
soldiery and police fred on the people End
twenty persons were killed and many
wounded
OREGON has . population Of 1s5,Ss5,
an increase Of 90 per cent since is.o-
DISASTROUS &c occurred IN the
coal and lumber district Of Buffalo. - -
ON the 18th. causing \ total los Of about
So. 600, Of which about $4,000 i covered
BY insurance
AN English bark from Havana with
yellow fever on board j. Guaranteed q No
bile.
DISPATCH from Los Pinos. Colo,
18th. saws that the Indian treaty hzs finally
been signed and the success q the Commits
sion f. thus assured beyond doubf- Forty
eight chiefs and head men ~ the Inccm-
pahrre Tses affixed their sixnafures- and
| Ourav assures the Commissioners that rbere
will be no trouble now in getting the White
River and southern Tres 10 sirn- Insrrue-
tons were received from Washingf0n In
\ forming the Commits ion that the re<erTafio1
would not be thrown open for settlement
! until the Indians were removed and . proc
lamafion made ny the President 70 that ef-
feet
THE steamer City Of yicksburg. q
the Anchor Line, sunk Il Ashpcrt- Tenn
about 100 miles above Memphis. - m early
hour on the morning q the 9eth- TIE scci-
dent Is supposed 70 have been caused BY
striking hidden stump while making th<
landing. No shock wxs felf- and the fr<i
knowledge the of6cers had Of The esn1ifiou
az the boat wns when thy found 4 gradually
sinking. There Wa barely time % arouse
the passengers and gef them On shore befsrs
the boat careened over and settled - N
bottom Of the river. Most Of The ps~~enssr'
Lost their baggage and personal cGeefA -
CIV of vickxburg wAs bound from s. Lcsn
20 vicksburg, with gocd cargo e frei<ht
Boat and cargo are probably tsfai ioss-
Il AnRAxGEuKxrs are being made =
transport 1000 Or 5, COO troops from Engisn<
Afxhsnisfan with the greatest dispatch
and reinforcemestS ars already going fer
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MR. M. A. vEDpER finds that wafer :
4 not freed from organic impurities y
freezing, and that the germs o. s NV n
malcul;p are present In very mucn =
the ice taken from stagnant wa W.
This being the case, considerable a,lN
must attend the use Of such ice In drlnA'
ing water.
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their utter establishment. The two in
sstruments used. one being In the second,
-story of the building. the, other in the
parior below, were connected Ivy an or
binary telegraph wire, AID charged
with electricity. A newspaper beiug
placed before one of them was easily
read by the audience at the other end Of
the line. Its inventor claims tina. Of
dinafyp may be read hundrsds-oi
miles away as easily rs at the distance
used upon this occasion. We shall
give a detailed description of the dia-
photo in future issue Of this paper.
Speaking upon the subject of insani
~, At recent meeting of the Medico-
Legal Society, in New York. DIR Geo II
Beard remarked: Insanity is bar9m-
eter Of civilization, and as we advance
higher in the arts and sciences. 50 will
insanity become more prevalent among
rs. Intense application, brain work
and indoor life are the agencies which
most frequently bring it about. Among
savages or barbarisns there is little or
none of it. The intellectual activity of
today is another great GAUGE of insan-
ity. What the mother Is. 80 will the
child be in an intenser degree.
An improved system of education, with
less 'crsmmins' wsuld tend to reduce
the increase OF iusanity." While the
doctor may be somewhat broad in his
assertions, there is much in his remarks
that should ct least interest teachers
and parents sf the present day in The
bringing up Of the rising generation.
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THE COTTAGE GATE.

In the,sultry time of moving:
WHEN the fields are foil Of hay,
Pretty Jsnet brings her sewing
To. the gate at close Of day.
Do you wonder that sas ipgers--
Often chances down the lane D s q
Do you ask me Why her fingers
Seemste find their work q strain
Love dreams hold her in their tether;
L0vef often las we know
Idle in the summer weather,
Idlsst In the sunset glow.
Now the toll OF day is over.
Janet has not long to wait
For q shadow OIL the clover
Apd 8 footstep st the gate. 4
Howgis This ? The sighted sheetng
Hesbssn taken up anew;
Very qni9t in her greeting.
Scarcely raised those eyes OF blns.
Now he cans upon the railing,
Tells her all about the hay;
Still his pains seem uuavsilipg--
Very little will she say.
II you think Il st.anes, ny resds,
L1ss.i 3 lesssn from Tie ross,
From tho gardens queenly leader,
Fairest flower thatsver blows.
Not atssnce she faunes her petals,
First . bud of sober green;
BY and by the stretching sepals
Show q dash of red between.
Bre(eSs rock her; sunbeams WOO her;
Wide and wi1er does she start;
Opens al her crimson treasure.
Yields the fragrance at her heart.
Ali the rossbuds will not render
All their secrets IN saay; IA
And the maiden. shy and tender.
Is ~ djfident % they.
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UNITED STATES DmlaIcr LAND OsrIcE. %
OLxNPiA. WAsHIx0rON TknRrr0nx.i
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN COM.
IN piiance with che provisions Of the Act OF
Congress approved June 8. ls7s, eAtitled IAN Aca
for the sale Of Timber Lands In the States Of Cali
forria, Oregon, Nevada ana Washington Terri
10 y. Daniel J. ssckman, OF Kitssp coanty.
Washington Territory. has this day Alrd IN Tits
once his application to purchase tbs NE: \ Of
eW. 1. ,w. 4 Of NE. and ". y OF BIZ.
Range No. East Of the Willamette Meridisn.
Any and al Iersons claiming adversely the ssid
described Land. or any PORTION thereof. ere here.
by required 20 ale their claims In this once With
In sky i6O) days srom date hereof.
Given under my hand. as my once, IN Olympus
". T., this the Sd day Of April. A. v. 1850. av ~
J. T. BROWN,
at0w.1ow. Register Of the Land Once.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OYr1cx At OLyletlA, Will
i aI s March 10Th. 1850.
nj Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In soIlowing-nxmed settler has Alsd potice Of
his intenton 70 make hnai proof In support Of his
clsin. aud secure final entry thereof, and that
said proof will Be made before the Judge. o. IN
hts abssnce the Clerk Of the Distrtcs Ccurt q
Of May, A. d 1s0n.
JAAGEs o PUacEII. Homestead application No.
lsis, for ths lot and NV. & Of NE Of Section
%. Township n North, Range : East. and nsmas
uous resideDce upen and cultivation Of said
tract. viz Benjsxpin stretch. Of sDohomish. eno-
homish county ". r: George Brsekstt ana
escusi Dawson. II PERI Madisop. .Kitssp county,
s4 sa-iso 4as =. r. BROWN, s. 4.
sS-vSt aa4a. He9 Rsgistss.r
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Emisaion, Aversion to Society. Dimness Of Vision.
Noises In the Head; the vital find passing unob-
served in the urine. and many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death. ~
DIR. AINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE HUN.
DEED DOLLAR for q case of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special sdvice and
treatmentl will not cure, or for anything impure
o. injurious found IN n. DIR. MiNTIE treats al
Private Diseases successfully wirhout mercury.
COMPUTATION FREE. Thorough examination and
advice. including Analysis of urine IS 90. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 . bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent to anv addr -
upon receipt Of price. or @. o. D.. secure f.om
observation, and In private name il desired, by
ses!t 4. 3. MINTIE, NJ. D., .sr. !
IL Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
DIR. NINTlES KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHRET.
ICUN. cures al kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, GonorrhHa, elect, LeucorrhGa. For
sale b. all druggists; $l00 bottle six bottles for
$500. II I'D -zsS so est .st
DIR. MINTIE'S DANpEI.IoN PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS care
in the market. For sale by all drugststs.
tlta as.ettt9 isd&wly
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

& LAND oryIcx At O1yMffI. ". TIL
:. r. - 77iT April tn. Isso
IN foilowing-aAs,sA 6sttlsr 49, hled neitce q
his intsntion to make Anal proof IN sppport o.
his claim. and secure onai entfy S6srscf ana enss
Che psooi Of wimessss8 Will - lmads bsscse
Joseph NsNaushs, YsQ.. . Notary Public. . his
once IN seattle, ". 4, on wsdsssdsy. the 10Th
day Of My. a. D. 1880. 20.
josxrn WHusaxn. Rsssmptlon psse. Nos id23.
for the W., u OF NV 4 and NM. Of .HW.. %
section .. Towrship x2florth. ksrse Esst. ana
names the follovana - hia ~ttheaaes - pnnNea
His eontinuous rest1sneA upea and culiiyats9o y
ssid tract via: Ass Fowler. 0usteyue PdqS,
Chariss Psnoere6s and JoAn O. Lsvsrsot1. siisss
Pors blaksly. kitssp csuntys " q, A,,A, est'4
af0v5t S<@s 1854 a' HeS3sssf,
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NOTICE. FOA PUBLICATI0N'

~a,i cLAxp' ovvscs ~ 0EsAPIi,
. .Mseca ~. 49, L.
IN foii0wing- nsmcd usllisf h1s;AIA nosscs u !
hts iutsntiaa 10 DdkAI All ptoofs 1sIsuSpert al
his claim. snd secure lselSy thereof. aAA thst
estd proof viii - msAa befofS tho Ju1gs. of ~
hisc in esaellN, r. a. Tuspday. ~ 1esh y
~h1lix l0s1n. 46msstssd sppsissaee No.
1914. TO- ~ = leof m & - np6ie4s esIpv1-f
ie~ins = IS visS: q pfoSs sossiss6 3 ~ t.
idsaee 1yens and isaIslvati6h q ssse tsst. svis:
Irfpsts vhite, sHsasy HslsN Je4e = setisiysss
s ss$ NV 1|ssshsf n q ss slsi''s ki'''R
.laa sseds7faep Z s.rsDkDEtAI II !
m1Hwet .aaIa 81 a heg1eee..ef
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

land OyyIcE At 0LnfPsA. W. TIL
March 10th, 1880
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In following named settler hiss Aled notice Of
hts tntention 70 make Anal proof 10 support q his
claim, and secure final entry thereof aud that said
proof will Ee INSIDE before The Register and Re.
ceiver Of the Land Once. 1t Olympia, W. T.. on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of May. 4. d. 1881.
I THERON FxRGuSoN. prescription D. 3. No. 47ei.
for tia u. y OF sWa y. NE. Y Of Sw. 4 md sW.
4 Of RE. Of Section IS. TovnAhip 10 North.
Range East. sad nsInes the following - his
witnesses TO prove continuous r~Esdenoe upoa
and cultivation Of said tract. viz: w. =. Brown.
Lot Wilbur, ]. r. Cotton and L. Henson. all Of
6nohomish City. Snohomish county. w. T. h ,
J.T. BROWN.
mat wSt +.ss Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

+ LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. TIL
March I'D, 1850.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In following nam settler. has died notice Of
his intention to make hnal proof In support Of his
claim, and secure hnal eDrry thereof. and that
said proof will be made before 4. Eiverson, Esq.
Justice OF the Peace. ct his once at 6tanwood,
W. T.. on Monday. the Sd day Of May. 4. D io60.
464S. for the LOT 8. Sw. Of NV. 4 aud ". Of
SW. + Of Section s. Township ~ Nor h. Range 8
East. and names the following - his witnessss "
prove continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Lammars and A. strots. all OF stsnwood, snoho-
misR county, W. T.
&ti@ J. r. BROWN. ~
m27w5t go au auf Register.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

\ 4 never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
terminal Wes K n Q SIS.
6permstorrh9a, LOST
MANHOOD. Irnpoten.
cy. Paralysis, and oil
the terrible effects Of
Self : Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years = such
Is Less of Memory,
Lkssitude, Nocturnal
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

inal Weakness. Ismpotency. Eight lpeses By
dreams, pimples on the facs, sad lest manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and an cted
should no. fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has Travelled extensively In Rurope. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
great deal Of valuable information. which he
II competent to impart to those in need Of his
ser sices., DIR. GIBBON Will mike. no charge
unless he effect = cure. Persons ~ o distance
NAY BE CURED AT HOME. All CON-
Muuicstiona strictly confidential. You sec NO
one but the Doctor. Persons writing 70 the Doc
tor wilt please state the name OF tbs pap they
s~e this advertisement In. Charges reasonable
Cali or write. Address DIR. J. +. 0IBBUN. Boa
1857. San Francisco. Send SIC for apscksge Of
medicine. ole-dAw1v
, 1880-07-08

the RepUbliean parry, 10 received by
the Dsmocrats Of the United States
with sensihility, and they declare
their confidence in his wisdom and
patriotism aud integrity Unsulhed
by the assaults Of the common en-
emy, aud they further declare to
him ,hA, he is followed into she re
tiVsmsn, be has chosen for himself
by the sympathy aud respect Of his
fellow citizens who regard him As
one who, by eievaiing the standard
Of public morality and purifying the
public service, merits the lasting
gratitude OF his country and bis
party.
Tenth-Free ships and a living
chance for American commerce on
the sea and on the land; no discrim-
instion in favor Of transportation
lincs, corporations or mouopolies.
Observation-Disclosures Of the
Burlingame treaty; no more Chinese
immigration except for travel, edu-
cation and foreign commerce, and
therein carefully guarded. I'D
Twelfth-Public money and pub
lie credit for public purposes solely,
and public lands for actual settlers.
Thirteenth-The Democratic par.
ty is the friend of labor and the Ia
boring man, and pledges itself to
protect him alike against the cormo-
rants ard the commune.
Fourteenth--We congratulate the
country upon the honesty and thrift
of the Democratic Congress which
has reduced the public expenditure
$40,000,000 a year; upon the con-
tinuation Of prosperity at home and
the national honor abroad, and above
all, npon the promise of such
change in the administration of this
government as shall insure, it's genu-
inc lasting reform in every depart
ment Of the public service.
, 1880-07-08

The FLOOD in OREGoN.-The Co.
lumhia and Willamette rivers have
attained an unusual height, and are
still rising, with prospect Of the
food equaling, If it does not exceed,
that of June, 1876. The immense
amount of snow in the mountains,
which usually begins melting in the
Spring ard gradually passes through
the Columbia and its tributaries to
the ocean, has this year, in conse-
quence of the delayed season, re.
NAMED until the heated term has
caused an immerse volume of water
to be sent surging along these out.
lets, resulting in an overflow of all
the lowlands contiguous to their
banks. The water at Portland has
flooded all the lower portion OF the
city, and compelled the construction
OF temporary sidewalks and the re-
moval OF goods to the upper stories
OF all business houses situated in
the submerged district.
, 1880-07-08

For many years, no Presidential
candidate has been received with ia.
vor like that given TO Gen. Garfield
by all Republicans of every rank
and style. Even parties who have
hitherto acted with the Democratic
party, as we'll as many OF the indie.
pendent newspapers Of the country,
indorsc the Republican nomination,
and will act with it in the present
campaign. There need be no fear
Of the success of the ticket.
, 1880-07-08

CONSIDERABLE damage has result
ed from freshet on the Skagit and
other rivers flowing into the Cound.
1t is stated that 2,500 acres Of grain
are wholly or partially destroyed.
The principal sufferers will be c. ].
and ]. Chilberg, James o. Langhlin,
Isaac Dunlap, DR.. G.. V. Calhoun,
Samuel Calhoun, Nelson ChiIberg,
James Powers, Kennedy estate, Cor
nelius estate, Gashes Bros, Burns &
Brewster, Joe Maddocks, Chas. Tai.
bot, Holyo e, Olef Paulsep and
Peter Olsen.
, 1880-07-08

lR is reported that the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company intend,
on the arrival OF the new steamship
Columbia, to run opposition between
San Francisco and Portland. The
China, a large vessel of 4,400 tons,
sister to the wrecked Great Repub.
is, will be put on the route, in con
junction with the Dakota, which is
to be Withdrawn from the Puget
Sound line. The three fine steam.
ers, including the State of Calfor
mia, will make it mighty hot for the
old company. The public may ex.
p ct low fares and an immense i'm.
migration per consequence. We
have been informed tnat the Oregon
Steamship Company, fearing this,
has been negotiating, though unsuc
cessful'y, for the purchase Of the
State vi California. .-"Astorian."
, 1880-07-08

A gentleman from Walla Walla
states that the grasshoppers are de-
vastating the whole country in the
neighborhood of that city. Gar
dens, wheat fields and everything
green are ravaged by the insatate
pests. The farmers fear an unpre-
cedented increase in the number of
these terrible insects and are devils
ing means to destroyshemin pro
teot their own property.
, 1880-07-08

WHES in last Dsceuber General
Garfield said in Congress THAI ~Ts
man who wants 10 serve his country
mus, put himself in the line OF its
leading Thoughts, and that is the res
toration Of business, trade, com-
meree, Industry sound politics. econ-
omy, bard money and honest pay
msnt Of all obligssions; and the
man who can add anything in the
direction OF che accomplishment Of
any OF these purposes is 4 public
benefactor," he laid down the best
and strongest political platform that
has been known for many a day.
He had no notion then that he would
be the Republican candidate for the
Presidency, but il he had been plan
ming TO that end he could not pos
sibly have uttered more ssrviceable
language. 1t was common sense
craftsmanship, and it is said to be
the dominating idea of the cam
paign. Business men often and
rightfullv deprecate political agita-
ton AS an injury to commercial pros
perity, but they will never find q
safer policy for them than is out
lined in that brief spec h Of the
statesman who now heads the Re.
publican ticket. And Garfield is .
man very much addicted to keeping
his word.-Ex.
, 1880-07-08

TIE attack made by the New
York "San" and .othsr Dsnocratic
newspapers upon Gen. Garfield re.
csives attention from the Philadel.
PAia Press" and by . rs.iew OF all
the evidence is: completely over.
thrown. There was never any sasi.
mr. n for the charge; the
committee Of investigation itself ex--
ouerated Gen. Garfield, snd the
House OF Representatives, by a large
majority, many Democrats incloded,
voted to accept the report.
, 1880-07-08

THE counterfeiters have at last se-
cured an artist, and the result is that
hundred dollar bill is floating
about which was detected by its SUI
perior engraving. Other spurious
greenbaeks are also in circulation
which it takes an accomplished ex--
pert to detect.