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Time TO do WE'LL
Tlme TO live better
Give up that Rrudge-
Answer that letter
Speak that kind word TO sweeten sor-
Do that good deed you would leave till
tomorrow.
Time 10 try hard
In that new situation II
, Time 10 buiid up on
A solid foundation
Giving up needlessly chang Ing and DRIFT
Leaving the quicksands that ever are
sh fling.
What time is itf
Time to be thrifty;
Farmers take warning
Pillow In The springtime-
Sow In the morning
Spring rain is coming, zephyrs are blow-
Ing; -. ll,t+..
Heaven will attend 10 the quickening
and growing.
Lessen expensesza
Time to look Well
To the gates aud fences;
Making and mending as good workers
Shutting out evil and keeping the good;
What time is itf
Time to be earn est,
Laying up treasure;
Time 70 be thoughtful,
Choosing true pleasure;
Loving stern justice--of truth being fond;
Making your word just as good az your
bond.
Time TO be happy,
Doing your best
Time to be trustful,
Leaving the rest,
Knowing In whatever country or CLINE,
Meier can we call back one m mute oil
time.
-(Mrs. M. A. Kidder.
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all diseases arising from Nervous Debil-
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DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL EXHAUSTION
SELF ABUSE SPEkMATORRHEA
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZZ MESS IMPOrENCY
PREMATURE DECAY, &C., &c.
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IL is no aunck medicine, but stands upon
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demonstrate. since 1886, this remedy has
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than that for which IL Is now sold; bu,
owing 10 the fact that the time foI the
payment OF an enormous royalty upon 1T
manufacture has expired, ii iA offered 10
the suffering OF both sexes at one doiISi
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alE at which price 1t will be sent to any
address free OF further charge.
Address, DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG,
4l6 Spruce ST., Phila
May be consulted on all diseases b.
mail, d&w emo
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RAILROAD LIN Es.
DHILADELPMIA, WTLMINGrOn
AND BALTIMORE RAILROA ID.
APRIL 8. 1881.

APRIL 3, 1881.
Trains win leave Wilmington AS foil 'we'
for
Philadelphia and Intermediat e Station,
100. $40, 9.l0, 1870 a. M: $50. 400, IL 1000
p. m.
q. M. 12.l5, 8.55 p. m
Phlla. and New York go, $50. 100, 9.65
ll.53 a M, I248, 2.r3. 5.52, GA pm.
Baltimore and Intermediate station.
B.38 a, m. 4.45 p. m.
Perryville and intermediate stations
ABB p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.5l, 3 IL
228,7.55, s.38, o. M; 1856, .0i, $3.50, l0.5l p. IN
Trains for Delaware Division leave lol
New Castle $40. $50, a. M; LOS BOO y y
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations
9.36 a. m. l.O5, $40 p. IN.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, s.&
O. n.; LOO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermed' ate Stations
BIO q. IN. /; 800, 7.CO, 1000 p. III.
Philadelphia and New York 10 a. ms 81
GA p. In.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, PIP
228, 7.55, a. M, 1851 p. m,
For further Information passengers ar
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot II. Il. KENNEI,
2up grintenueni
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Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co..
AT MAoAULEY's THEATRE,
In the CHtv of I.aniRvilIA. on

SATURDAY, May slst, 1881
days excepted), under provisions OF a
Act of the General Assembly of Ken.
lucky, incorporating the Newport Print
Ing and Newspaper Co., approved April o,
1878.
a8-This is q special act, and has never
been repealed.
Tile United States Circuit Court OIL
March 81 rendered the following decisionA
Isl, That the Commonwealth DistrLbuLtos
Company Is legal.
I'd. It's Drawings are fair.
N, B.-The Company has now on hAno
q large reserve fund. Read the list o
prizes Tor the
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T1ANCINGI

DAN6IHs'
REOPENING OF A. 8. EBSTERpS SK.
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September eth,
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
tiers wishing TO become proficient In all
the dances OF the day, and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones, will fnd
1t to their advantage TO begin with the
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th.
Gentlemen's class Monday and Thursday
evenings from 8 to ~ O'Clock.
AFTlIRNOoN CLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, October ID /,
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from s 10 y, and saturdays.
nom 200 to 400. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALrzEs TAUGHT
IN Anew LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Serainaries, and Tor private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by an
plvinQ at the Academy. at Robelin A
bro. .. No ITO Market street. or by mall 20
A. .. WEBSTER,
epIA: Masonic NsmpiA
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Whole Tickets ~. Hail Tickets, II.
~ Tickets. $50. 30 Tickets, SI0e
Remit money or bank DRAFT In letter, or
send by express. DON'T SEND BY
REGISTERED LETTER OR POST.
OFFICE ORDER orders of t5 and up
ward, by ex press, can be sent at our ex-
pense. Address all orders TO X. NJ. BOARD
MAN, Courier-JOurnal building, Louis
Vile, KY, or T. J. COMMERFORD, 300
broadway. Nav York. ianl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

SENATORIAL elections held in various
States on the 18th resulted In choice of the
following: Connecticut--Jo Joseph Il. Haw-
ley, Republican; Delaware-Thomas n. Bay-
ard, Democrat, reelected; Indiana--Bcnja-
min Harrison. Republican,; Mainc-Eugcne
Hale. Republican,; Massachusetts-IIen
y. Dawes, Republican, reelected; Michigan
Omar p. Conger, Republican; Minnesota =
=. y. II. Mcmillan, Republican, reelected:
M'sscuri-Francis M. CockreIl, Democrat.
reelected; New York-Thomas 9. Plat,
Republican.
HORRIBLE triple murder was com
mitted during the night Of the 18th. near
Plain City, IN Madison County, OF, the vic
tins being Mrs. Matilda scott, colorcd
widow, her daughter, aged %, and adopted
son, aged IA, named Charles Goode. All
three had their brains beaten out with a club.
Information 81 the crime was first ascer-
tanned from colored man named Robert
Garrett, who came into town aud reported
the affair In an excited manner. lie was AZ
once suspected Of being the murderer and
placed under arrest. Garnctt formerly
worked on the Scott place, and three months
ago left in anger because the widow would
not rent him the farm.
IN Guilford Township, 10 Daviess
County. H., the other morning, i7-ycar-
ola son Of Martin Ehrcdt, prominent farm
err took up rife, supposed to be unloaded.
and pointing Il AZ bis elder brother, In bed.
ordered him IN joking manner 10 rct rs
or he would shoot him. The latter. entering
into the spirit 81 the joke, told his brother u
jre away. He did, taking deadly aim. and
= bullet penetrated his brothers neck. pase-
Ing through and lodging In the base ~ the |
brain, causing instant death.
The boiler Of j. r. Balls brickworks.
opposite Cumberland, w. va, exploded.
aemo'ishing the engine-house and wound
ing three persons, one fatally Cooper still-
well, tho engineer.
SIrrrNG-BULL Is reported 20 be again
on the war-path.
TnE Ben Halliday Claims bill came /
up IN the Senate a. the regular order on the
Isth, and was finally passcd--33 10 Io--the II
compensation being fixed AZ $10O. 200.
which was the lowest amount 81 en-
various sums named, the highest
being Hoo,00o. In the Housc-
NJ. Sparks, Chairman Of the Committee ~
Military Affairs, reported back adversely
'I'I % place U. =. Grant On the retired i'll
4 the army. Mr.. McCook submitted ~
'ority report which, together with Ire
~, was referred % tho COMMITTEES On /.
~ Whole On the private calendar.
ne Naval Appropriation bin was reported. !
ne Funding bill was then further dis-
used, but again went over without nnsI !
rtion.
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y the gentleman most prominently named n
connection with Cabinet position.
The latest intelligence from Peru Is q
tho effect that the Gillian army q encamped
nine miles from Lima. which u being de-
Tended BY tho Peruvian army and the citi.
xens. native and foreign. A number o. dyna.
mite mines have been placed between the
city and tho invading army.
A FIRE at Trenton, Tenn, on the
night Of the 18th, destroyed the Herald 81
nee, the Hicks House. and several other
business houses. A number Of persons were
injured.
THE Anti Jewish agitation has ex-
tended 70 saxony, Bavaria, Leipzig and
Brcslall.
A STEAM heating boiler in the base
ment Of james McCreery & Co.'s store.
broadway and Eleventh Street, New York.
exploded on Sunday. the 10Th. II was To-
Gated under tho sidewalk on Eleventh
street, and the explosion scattered the flag-
stones and heavy iron beams BY which they
we're supported in all directions. The dome
81 the boiler was carried through the plate
glass window Of line residence on the on
posite side Of the street. demolishing much
valuable furniture. Fortunately the family
were all congregated in 4 rear room and -.
capped injury. Strange ~ II may appear,
not single person was hit by the living
debris although there were several marrow
escapes.
The wife Of George Lawrence. resid-
Ing on the farm OF Thomas Simpson. nine
miles west q Springfield. ILL.,, recently died
most horrible death from trichinosis. and
me husband j. IN most pitiable condition
and will doubtless die from the same cause.
The disease Is clearly traced 10 eating dis
cascd pork.
Tie great stock stable on Elizabeth
ARMS. belonging to g. Dawson Coleman. OF
Lebanon, and situated in the northeastern
section OF Lancaster County, Pa. was de-
'troyed by an incendiary lire on the night Of
ne 10th. The famous registered herd ~
Jersey cattle. many OF them imported. INV.
wo in number, were chained 70 their stalls. /
md when The fire was first seen il had II.
aimed such Roadway that not one Of them
ouid be saved. thoroughbred dogs, coats
ma game chickens were also burned. Many
4 the cattle We're highly valued. some az the /
ulls costing 5000. Total los about $50 100.
The Home Rule members Of Parlia-
nent continue their policy OF obstruction and
ave 20 fardefeated all legislation. O'con-
or, Honorary Secretary. and O'NciI, sfcre-
lry Of the Cork Land League. have been
on charges OF intimidation In
'riting threatening letters. A number 81
'embers Of the Tralee Land League have
cen arrested and committed for trial. Al
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Herman HITTER and Charles Whit
man. "a Missouri. armed with rifles and
accompanied ~ deerhound, the other
uay went up me kattlesnake River in
quest "a game, They climbcdthc noun
.ansso tne ieito q the stream and Yep
ar,'eu' taxing opposite sides ~ the
,,,uge. ~ me hopes q bagying deer,
whitman came down The Ra'tlesnakc
S'uc' anu soon aiier separating tronhis
conpanion rs slipped and fell. sliding
some two hundred feet down the noun
'a'l s'uc' iic vainly endeavorcd ~
s'oP nimsen by digging into the snow
WIN NJ hands and feet and clutchng
y brush anu shplings, iill lust ~ he
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Company, n old aud we'll known 81. Ioui,
business house, have made an assignment.
Liabilities about $i5o.ooo; assets estimated
q $4,000.
BRADsTREET estimates lasts seasons
acreage q cotton a 70, 800, 900. and the total
crop a. 5,ooo, oo0 bales. distributed a. FOL-
lows: North Carolina and Virginia. al, 600;
South Carolina, <.5,ooo; Georgia. 100000;
Florida, N,ooo; Alabama. oGo.ooo; Mis>is-
sippi' 100000; Louisiana. G3o.ooo; Texas.
i,ls',ooo; Arkansas. $4,000; Tennessee,
5000.
IT Is estimated that tho Louisiana
sugar crop has been damaged on an average
about - per cent. BY the cold weather.
IHE Texas a ST. Louis Railroad has
been completed 70 Corricana, 2o3 miles from
Tcxarkana.
ABOUT one thousand petitions for the
passage Of National Bankrupt law have
been fIed In Congress during the present
session.
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Aw<s.i>'ro> special ~ mo ioth says;
~: Snhe.c sren'irs were sent 70 the Sem
ete to-day. and the documents were referred,
"a Executive session. 20 the Committee on
Foreign Relations Ihc treaties relate % COM
nc.en ana Immigration.
4hc Emperor 81 China agrees thar tho
"osernmcnt 81 the United states should cx-
cruise entire control over the immirution Of
~h'neS' INTO TINS country, Just - the Pckin
government regulates tho movement OF for
s'eners INTO their country. Whenever. IA the
Ju'kucnt q 'nIs Government tho immigra-
~" " Sn'ncSe iator threatens 20 injurc tho
interests 81 rms country, We may restrict or
put stop 90 u altogether. While tho
,nnu& 81 'n'nese - not prohibited IN
se.ns' ne same end y practically accom-
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.


Jan. lathe senate passed bin proyid-
ing for payment % damages which may be
occa~ioned % Indians on Minnesota re<erva.
tions BY the construction 81 reservoirs AZ the
heal waters q shs Mississippi. under the act
prorriatiun heretofore made for the con.
stiuetion q a. dam ~ Lake winni-
me resolution exssndinr tie irank,nr nrisi.
lcrc. introduced BY Nj. Logan. was referred 20
che Commi,iee on Post-oflIccs. The Army
......inthc House. Mr.. Johnston 10. .Na.5 nom
the Committee on Military Affairs reported
isxorabiy the bin placing Gen. u. u 4. ord on
ments 81 General The Funding bin was fur
thcr considered in Committee II the Whole
ana number ~ amendments disposed Of
JAN. 1.-THE Senate passed the Army
Appropriation bin and adjourned till Monday.
.--..-Under the House rules the sessions Of that
pouy was confined = xclusiycly 70 the consider.
alton Of private bills IN Committee Of the
Whole, and the Funding bill had a rest.
JAN. H.-Ihere was NO session Of the Sen
ate ..... The debate on the Funding bill was
further continued fin the House. large num-
Per q amendments being proposed ana most
JAS. l7.-In the Senate, the Indian Ap-
preparation biIlvas reported The bin passed
aprr0pfiating 800 900 for the purchase 81 cer.
tain real estate 81 the Frecdmen's savings 4
trust Company nt Washington: also the bill
Tor tnc relief OF Gen. ord A.nofion 10 lav
aside the regular order. tile Ben Halliday biIi.
anu take up the kellogg case. was anfago.
nl<td ~ the Republicans. and enough DEMO.
<crat= voted in the negative to defeat
ne propn~ition..--..I wss committee day
. - ,ne House, and very little 81 general
public interest was introduced except
2 resolution By Mr.. Newberrv lii.. Mclil
providing for high joint commission Oh fhe
part ~ the United states ana Great Briiasn II
reconsider the Halifax fishery award aud In
vestizate the alleged false and fraudulent
proofs upon which that award wa made The /
er LAID before the House a conimnnlcA-
tlo 'i from the Secretary OF the Interior trans
mlttng the report Of the superintendent II \
me census. which shows the total popnla. \
ZION "a the Jnifcd states to he 5Ol52 So; Mr.
49, tuen introduced an Appouionment biil I
wn ~, nxcs the number ~ Representatives
q 5.l. and 4 was referred with communication l.
- - fnt committee on Census Mr.. Ford or.
80! .nu NE springer ~. lll.) introduced
RESOLUTIONS directing the 0lnmittcc on Post.
omees % inquire into the cxpcdency of con.
sttutting government lines of telegraph ana
- report = oiii for that purl. 81. Under sns.
|,en~fon 81 the rules a bill passed for otiefing
Iitie~ q settlers on the Des AIoincs River lands
"a the state "a Iowa.
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a NUMBER Of delegations Of colored
men have waited upon Gen. Garfield A
Mentor, urging the claims 81 their race n
NE general distribution o. Offices under The
new Administration, and especially the pro.
prie'y ana justice Of placing representative
co'ored man n The Cabinet. senator Bruce
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a MO boy In country school near
Warsaw, N. r.. detied the teacher 10
make him spell word The word was
window, and to illustrate 10 the teacher
threw the big boy plump through II
Some teachers are very pancs-tnking
with their pupils.
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MANY prominent physicians and sur
gcons of London, England, have signed
q petition. the object 81 which II ~
make cremation permissible FOR those
who desire that their rcmains shall
thus be disposed 81.
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Lr7rLE CLARA BFEpE the tcn-ycar-oid
daughter Of James NJ. Becdc the Assistant
Principal Of the High school at Orange. N. j.
was greatly admired for her vI,act, ana her
sweetness Of disposition by an her fathers
neiehhorS and b. her pla}matcs on the Fri
DAY preceding Christmas. the children atlenli-'
ing the public Schools were dismissed for the
holiday vacation. Christmas IN, little Clara
spent ~ the CAristmas-tice entertainment IL
her sunday class. She was - lively ~
was her wont. In the evening her father
romped with her. On sunday morning shc
came 70 tho breakfast table with serious
facc Her mother questioned her. and Clara
said she had hal dream
drcamt. mother" she said "fhat died
and went 10 Heaven. When got IN there nm
angel met me AZ the door. He led me hy the
hand toward lake Of clear water. l asked
for = drink. Il was handed ME Oh. mother.
how delicious i was. could feel II ~ through
al my veins. Then. mother. saw You by my
too"
Mrs. Bccde babe her child pay no AT cntlon 70
the dream. They were 10th Ia good heath. ana !
not likely ~ die. On sunday afternoon symp- |
toms 81 diphthcra were noticed In Clara A
doctor wns sent for. on New Years morning /
when the neightors called 10 wish Mr. Bcc,ic I
the compliments or the season. ~ Informed 4
them that his daughter was dead she had \
died that morning. The greatest anxiety was \
then expressed TOR the health Or the mother. Il
~ those 20 whom CIara's dream was repeated.
Inc father did not resume his duties in tho
hisn-School On Monday. for hc was suffering
from the disease which hal caused the little
girls death. His wife, too. waA attacked.
IN Friday Mr.. Becdc died. The news was
Kept from his wife, IS her death was moment
ariIy expected. Mr.. Bccdc was born in East
Hebron. y. ~. thirtysIx years aro. and was
graduated ~ Wesleyan University IN the class
q M He was for some time Professor ~
Aa'hematics Ia tie Drew Ladies' seminary In
Carmel. n. Y.-N. u. sun.
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ooshhNok FOSTER Of Ohio denies
tne Iumor tnat Ms withdrawal from the sem
sioriai contest was in pursuance Of an I'M
1eFs'anoing Win Garfield and Sherman that
=. 49, 1870 .s sno'''a resign ana enter the cabi-
nets ana ne tfos;er) succeed 10 The Sen
~ whassssr .ns's aas Deen ~ understand
TO- d.saa -.y N . - ,,a''sl:
.,,.ae, u 1890. Z - ,saa league trials
~ nrcsec,,,,o. as ,s.','nss'. denounced
sy.inst N. 1890. =. r-''. rnu'e'ment
room 49, cro,sde5 go court
U.pp,s ~
nc,..-.r,- n. - n N inau8 ufateu
TO-. = ''s - 'ne ~
- T. oIEfhkNsoSs Tor four
zen years Collector "a Customs at Cincin-
nat,, = dead
-. NJ. OLIVER received the Republic
e.n esueu, nomination Tor United States sem
g 49, ~ 'lo,n rennss'sania- lie was supported
- ea"efons. a number Of Republic
80 49, members refused p enter the caucus,
ma oolt was apprchended-
AhSkLL VIII ask fora select commit
zee q me House q Commons 70 inquire into
tne outrages Ia Ireland.
THOMAS e. PLATT received the Re-
publican caucus nomination Tor United
States Senator from New York-anotbcr
triumph for Senator ConkIiro
MCMILLAN Is the successful candi-
date for United States Senator from Mime.
sofa.
GOVERNOR CHrRcHrLt.. of Arkansas
vas formally inaugurated on the 18th.
iron motion of Senator Conklinc.
che Senate reported bact " .o,,,,,,.-- .ss
nomination Of Mr.. Haskell 10 b Postma,ter
= Albany, n. n, On the ground that he
term or Office OF Craig. the incumhert ar..s
not expire until after the 4th o. March next.
q. ' 1913 |. a an.l.conk'ing man. and one q
Hayes IN New York IN opposition, Is charged. |
y .ne conkling influence.
80 VAL q the late Joseph +. Armour,
maintain NAL mission church and school in that
c',y, " memory oihis wife. The rest 81 his
estate. which A. vals.oI ~ a 40 ono \. ..-.
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new Y0RK. January y.
PRor GEoRGE HENRY Fox. in d lecture %
SKIN Diseases at the College d. Physicians and
surgeons, exhibited as an illustration thc
Leopard Boy" After the Professor ma ~
planned thpt the color or different races IA.
pended On the amount Of pigment contained
10 the skin. the boy, young negro about clcy-
"a ycnrs old, was lee IN. Hc was scantily
dressed His body "a notified with 4 patch n
white skin. Prof. Fox said that the white
spots had enlarged considerably since hie ilrsf
examination o. the boy three years AFRO. ana
4 was safe 70 predict TINT the PROCESS would
~ on until transformation would b. COM
ploied. Inc lad, In response 10 questions eald
ihaf nc was blnck 81 birth. and that white epofs
begun 60 appear when no was three ycars sid.
iic suffered no pain. ~
4 Railroad Tlcket Twenty Years Ola.
TnE Hartford CONN Times says That 4 pas.
senecr on train from Springfield recently
rave the conductor ticket purchased III "a.
q bcr 1870. Ic bought n at south Frnmlno.
nam. Mass. Tor Hartford N thar tjmr b,If
Stopping over IN Spring. field, hui II stnsnprd'
sud tncn went 10 Hartford IN another ro.,fr
~ was taken up Nv Inc conductor who x,Nl
previously VA eighteen years old.