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All lois VIII be sold Tor el1Heg each. payable
ln lnsialiuents OF $500 per month. or fh email
sum 90 i6 cents per day. no Interest viii he
charged, aud good aud sufficient Bond for
Deed VIII De given upon The payment of the
FIRST iusis.Ilmcnt OF $500, and Warranty Deed
upon receipt of last iustallmCuf, blrl without
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That NOT many years ago some al tsc best lots
lu san francisco were sold tor au ounce OF
gold dust, and that NOW they c0rid not De
bought Tor 5lgJH0. Also. remember thaf In
Chicago some uf the best business io.s were
once traded for 20 pair of OLD boots How often
l- ile remark made by old residents 90 Port
lsud that once they could have BOUGHT lois for
SOD That c. .oD would not buy now. no is not
Hie- to "ae>rl>s The day OF small -lin-s.1
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

Salutatory.

-
With this issue, by proxy, we ASSUME
charge of the educational column. here
tofore so efficiently conducted by Mr.. !
NJ. Pleasant. While we are counizan
OF the responsibility we hereby assume
ana OF the labor thereto attached ",
would, nevertheless, feel that we wcr,
rene gadc 10 our calling, did we refuse 4
add our little mite 10 the cause advocated
by this column.
One difficulty in conducting the column
Is the apparant apathy on the part OF
teachers toward masticating material 70,
T. the growth and repair" of our body
educational, and afIordling healthy cir.
culation throughout the general system
OF education. Ii this continue, the enact
ated skeleton OF education and this edu.
cational column goaded on perhaps by
It's editor, will haunt you In your dreams
and taunt you in your hours of waking.
which would make the pandemonium
OF your existence as cool as Tartarus.
Seriously, brothers, and sisters too
when you meet in concave each montb
send us, please do, at least one crumb OF
educational consolation to fiji our capa-
'ious NAV, and in return receive ihcl
'cnIsons OF iouls cducationally.
A. NJ. s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

Our Democratic friends throughout In.
diana are urgently requested 10 repor,
immediately 70 Hon. Joseph 4. Mellon.
ala; Indianapolis, Indiana, all cases OF
bribery, perjury, and illegal voting al
me late election that can be sustained ~
legal evidence. Vague statements are
not wanted, but specific and definite
charges, with the names aud residence OF
witnesses. IL does not matter ii Tie of-
render has LEFT the State, as hc may be
reached by rcquisition. And our friends
VIII please gather any such violations or
,ne law that may be discovered nj he
November election. Ii our government
" - last, the time has come when these
outrageous violations Of law should be
punished. and ample provisions are be-
i;ng made Tor the vigorous and unrclcnt-
ing prosecution OF all such cases. The
newspapers OF :hc State. favorable 10. law
ana Order are respectfully requested TO
copy this paragraph. state Sentinel.
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EDITOR JASPER CouRIER:-In your
last issue You remarked that a rumor
goes mat certain priest OF Dubois
county was bought by man namcl
oauss Tor The Republican party, and that
~ consequence OF this the priest chanved
twenty votes from Landcrs 10 Porter ~.
was given TO understand that | Wa
the priest alluded to. -"
NOW, allow Inc to state that rlm,,.
mas lied as usual. There was no MAJ,
uauss ever with me, and did not chang.
any tckets from Landcrs TO Porter.
a'ii wiling to give these twenty voters
whose tickets are reported TO have been
changed, 500 person, If il can be sus-
tained that did this change.
ABOUT being bought by the RepubIi-
can parG, say this: Those in Celc.,ino
VINO ciaInor the most about il, received
ProoaDiy themselves the most money by
Republicans, If they have spent any. 4.
myself never received any money for
poiitical purposes. Ii Is true, however.
'nat some time before the election n zen
.ieinaii from indianapolis gave Sl5Ot,
we Ielestine church; but this was NOT
ar uauss, and was not done for pol,i-
cai purposes, at least / was told 81.
ms gentleman, when with me, request
ed me TO ride with him to a farmer bv
ihe name OF Mr. Bender did not SEQ
any reason why not to do this. MI.
sender was not found at home, and tl..t
is all about il. '''''s
NOW. TO close up. once more I say
what have often said in CcIestinc. thar
u dc not work in politics and never dd.
Tue whole story, as il appears to me. i
invented and circulated by those par-
lics who raised so much disturbance for
me last two years in the Celestinc con-
ysregaiion: have not their sympathies.
ihey tried to ge; me away from CeIestinc
'ys ulilcrcnt means, but in vain. after
Sindow-breaking, stoning, prosecutions.
'tc.' were Of no avail, they try 10
'rouse political prejudice against M.
ma 1 say their game is neat: the devil
pplauds them, and am nearly euchercl.
VIII be absent for about six weeks. a.,
ave business Ia the East. 80 If thi- mr.
icie should find IN answer, I cannot MI
end 10 that until after my return.
". KoEsTERs,
Rector ofSt. Celestine.
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Charley Rodcmakcr, young man
living at Longbunch, In Jefferson town
SUPP broke into Huston Armstrong; !
-. store AZ that place last Monday night.
me proprictors happened 10 be up and
spicd the young burglar at his work.
ana procuring the assistance Of {. L.
laden, pr. Reeves and james Russell
TOOK him In. ilcnow pines ia jail await :
,ng through ticket for Jacksonville. -
Petersburg Democrat.
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More Fraud Discovered.
The DEMOCRACY 10 THE rUnr.r


NEW YonK, Oct. 2l.-The natiopa
uei'iocratic committee issue the follow
ITO the Public:
y Whcn this campaign was opened thu
= ha.ionai democratic committee contrac
,''eu WIN The American Union and Yves.
'crh Chlon Telegraph companies 10,
especial rates for their Business. and ~.
|, : ranged with said companies that ali tele.
grains sent or received by the committee
should be returned at the end az cnrl
week to tic cashier OF Tie committee ~
, vouchers for & c bills rendered. Tele-
grains 20 sent or received by our com
initlee nave been returned under This
arrangement weekly and paid for ac-
\ oruing 10 contract. On "Wednesday
i,Iofhlng, October 2Oth, the Western
mon Telegraph company returned 20
'he committee the vouchers as usual for
'.ne second week in October. Upon
thcir being examined BY our cashier 70
verify the amonnt, the following tele-
grams We're found in a package. % sent
Us rs vouchers, evidently belnu 4 mis-
lake on the part Of the Official having the
same IN charge at the Office Of the Wes-
sclh lnion telegraph company. The
'ai'is are written up on Tie Western
Union blanks, and are as follows:
= Rush, Oct. II, 1880, /
iioh. Iharics y. Moves, care IL. Jen-
Sins lf., Jacksonville, Fla:
leicgiaphcd Yesterday. will BRO
viue a. requested, 200 each for Callcndcrll
ihd yourself as compensation.
l>ignedI MARSHALL JEWELL.
IA paid.
RusH, Oct. II, 1850.
+" Z, wicker, Collector, Key West, fla
Clty OF Dallas took 100. CITY Of Texasl
~, Colorado loo, for Key West. Mon
"a dock instructed to say nothing about
iSigncdl MARSHALL JrwFrr Il
l2o paid.
The numerals, $50, 100, and 100 in thisl,,
-. telegram, mean SO many men.
ihese teiegrains. or rather the one adj
ressed 10 y. w. Wicker, United States il
oiiector ~ the port OF Key West. Fla d
elis its own story. The sun had moi !,
one down in the state OF Indiana. ).
mere one OF the greatest frauds ever
erpctiatcd on a free governmcnt.and 4 b
re ballot was about TO be consum- 81
'aieu, when Inc chairman OF the nation ~
republican committee and an officer Of .
AZ United States government were pre- "
arlns u repeat in the state Of Florida sa
ie Iniamy then about 10 be consumma- III
q ~ the state or Indiana. The COM ~
it'ee were advised previous 10 the re- \,
'ipt oi these iclcgrains, that the state ofl -
lorida wa about 10 be oyerrun " the w
peaiers a our large cities. The tcle- th
ans Of Ai.. lewcIi only confirm whatlH
Q .conmi,.ee well knew 10 be The fact. v,
ic above tclegrams are in the possess. =
z oi me committee; they are written ia ho
pying ink, have been copied iii letter
css book aud bear the telegraph re- ID
iver's checks and marks, and this com u
ltiee deiies any one 10 assert that they
g not genuine. The tclegrams are now ~.
ing autographed anu Will be given to 40
pubic IN day or two. nc
WM III. BARxrN. 81.
chairman National Democratic Com. u
NEw York, Oct. II, 1850. ~
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Let every business man and working.
man IN Indiana bear In mind that IL
GARFIELD Is elected silver will be dcmonc-
iizcd and grccnbacks be retired and
destroyed.
This means the sharpcst kind Of con-
traction.
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"o ''""" v"ec ~ inc ait ahu snap IN,
Ihngcr once, then twice, etc. Do III,
same with the left hand. etc. These ar,
given 70 show what can be done for I
changc and 70 create diversion.
=. SINGING. The Singing must be
cheerful, animated end address the emo.
ton. Of the children. had been sing
ing az one time and only few Joined ia.
] asked large boy what he wanted "a
Sing (othcrs had raised their hands and
given page) and he replied .'Upidcc. 2
! immediately started il and every one
sung. u is mistake to sing only psalm
tunes. The children must be allowed 10
sing what they would sing in their own
parlors = supposing them to be Of course
respectable people at home.
:. ANECDOTES. | said once TO class
on drcary day in the autum. "Who
can tell funny story" There was one
boy who had some talents in that dircc-
ton and he was induced to tell an anus
ing anecdote. This il not exactly what
mean, however. The teacher can tell
= funny story himself, (if he had not al
ready done SOY and contriye TO have III
applied ia the school-room.
). ORGANIZING. Let a pupil call the
school 20 order and then elect chair
nan and Q secretary and have some de-
,ating. This interests when nothing
Use will.
8. Choosing SIDES. After the sides
IRE chosen spell or call out names in
Geography. This is a standard amusc-
nent aud II may DC made profitable too.
2. MILITARY MOVEMENTS. a teacher
Iad some wooden guns Il closet and I
yhcn nothing else would do he called !
'nt those who were expert and set them
4 line aud had pupil cali on the mill
ary cvolutions. a great degree OF
military skill had been nil,nri. n
8. A DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE. One,
hat always pleased was The trial for de- h
erting post IN the army. The argu-l N
rents Of counsel and appeal for mercy
icrc always listened 10.
You will ask what Is The aac Of such 4
upils. All ages, srom 3 10 IL. lli
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AN INFAMOUS LETTElS nr
GARFIELD UNEARTHED.
Chinese Cheap Labor Is What the
Country Wants.
Rector OF St. CeIestine.

Ne" loHh, Oct. ~, 1850.
Ihe following was published in tLe
Truth this morning:
lne letter is authentic; IL is in Gen
''arfieids handwriting. Denial il wor.,
than useless. 1t should have thc widc.t
circulation among all classes. rs II MI
masks the republican hollowncss aul
hypocricy on the labor question through
their chief. ="
VIM. II. BARNUM.
TIE LETTER.
GarfelG's Death Warrant-H;s Infamous
Letter Advocating Extending Chinese
EnigrAtion-lI Declares Himself AL
verse TO the Laboringman's Interest
ana ~ Favor Of the Employers Union.
ADVISING Them to Employ the Chinese
Labor Available.
Personal and confden,iaiI
=. HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
WAsmSsroS. d. q, January ~ Iss0
DEAR SrR.-Your IN relation to the
cninese problem came duly to hand. |
take y that the question Of employees
y only question of private aud
corporate economy, and individuals or
companies have the right 10 buy labor
where they can get it the cheapest. We
nave treaty with the Chinese govern
lnent which should be rcligiously Kent
uniii its provisions are abrogated by tlo
action OF the general government. and 1
am not prepared 10 say that il should bc
abrogated until our great manu- ufacturinr
interests are conserved in the matter III
aDor. Very truly yours.
j. A. GARF,rLD.
7. Mercy Employers Union. Lynn. Mass
The original letter, Of which the fore.
soing is true copy, Is in the Truths
possession. II was mailed at Washing.
on by the republican candidate forprcsi-
lent 70 Henry l.. Morrey, prominent
member OF the employers union. Of
Iynn, Mass. At his death. which re-
emily occurred, il was found among liz
iects The envelope inclosing II. lilo
riglnal Of which il also in the Truths
'osscssion, is marked PERSONAL ~
arefully as the letter itself Is marked
personal and confidential
WM. II. BARuuM.
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Fences have been abolished in Ander-
soi' county. >. G.. and enough cotton
"'l' be grown this year on the ground
formerly occupied BY fences 10 pay The
entire county tax.
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Thomas Hunt, Chairman Of the Green
back Central Committee of Orange coun-
w. has come out for Hancock and En-
glsh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

Inc negroes have bcttcrright to vote
,l'a'' IorcIgncrs.-Bcn. Harrison al Free
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This term hardly expresses what W.
mean the word enlivenng is more. A
Ilschool full of good boys and Girls vii
ire out. "A popular teacher said ~ ca,
drill class 10 death = meaning All m,
hDer could be pressed ont. Bows viii
oc boys Is common proverb. /,
means that children must be taught a.
lchildren. Now. the one feature in chill.
drcn that may bc called the marked fea.
turc Is love Of play. The child that does
not love TO play is not fiji TO live. Ot
course every stiff prime school ma-an,
VIII light down this feature and make
the children let play severely alone. and
u possible declare they do not love play
but they do nevertheless. There must
bc play in the school-room. This fac,
may as well be admitted at the outset.
And itmust be employed so as 10 push
me work along. The joyous element
must enter like sunbcams, to cheer and
Let us look at some or the
ways ~ which play may be utilized in
the ordinary school.
4. MARCHING. The teacher can do
nicely IL lie has musical instrument. i.
piano II not get drum and have a
pupil beat II lightly. "A xylopbone is
used BY some; the inetallophonc Is also
used Let the pupils march round andb
round. lightly. Some, let them snap
Ihe'r fingers in time, or clap their hands,
ETC.
z. GYMNASTICS. There should be All
regular series Of exercises having learn
~ these. Start the music and PERFORM
hem lct the movements be done easily. Z
lhickiy and gracefully. IntroduceI
'hanges. For example, let them drum
'nce on the desk with The middle fingerr
4 the right hand and then snap thea
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ouch The hand OH the shoulder, throwt
he hand once in The air aud snap the