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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-21
LEAVE PORTLAND Ar3A. n.
state California; Oregon. Columbia.

Right Is reserved TO change steamers or
sailing DAYS.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all the prin-
eipal cities Ia the United States and Canada
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-21
state California; oregon. ICoIum

LEAyE ~ FRANCIsCO Az lOA. y.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-21
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon RaiIway,& Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION

Between San Francisco & Portland.
STEAMSHIP LEAVES EVERY FIVEDAYS
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9Ir 9ai1y Sstnria11.
COMMERCE AND TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA
READT FOR SEA

READI FOR SEA.
Isle of Erin br bk Queenstown MAY l9
SAILED
Wsbfoot. bkt. ael tons. Lewis. San Pedus May %
Richard Rush. u ) r n. Healey. Port Townsend.
may 70
oregon ss 22S5 tons. Pohman. May
Oakworth. br sh. Queenstown. May u
Explorer. br BIZ Queenstown. mas -
odulio Spanish bk. Stanley. Cork. may Il
Pasitha. br bk So tons. West, Queenstown May 4
Geo Bewley, br sh lOlO tons Bewley. Queenstown
May IS
State Of California. IS. 220o tons. Debney. ) ,
May IL
County Of Ayr br bk ass TONS Alexander Queens
town Nav ~
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. at ia O'Clock
re- Persons desiring 10 have matters acted
upon by the Council. at any regular meeting
must present the same 10 the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
10 the Tuesday on which the Council holds its
regular meetings. X. ii. CARDWELL.
Auditor and Clerk.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-21
Beaver Lodge No. 35. 100.

Meet every Thursday evening. -szt
az : o'clock. in the Odd Fell -
lows Hall. cor. Of Cass and Che
namus streets, Astoria. NJ en- bers Of the Ordel
are invited 10 attend. By order. n. a.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-23
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

FE- 4. @. VESTS NERVE AEp BRAIN TREAT.
hEST; epeciGc for hysteris, Dizziness, Con.
vuisions, Nervous Headsone, Mental Depres-
lancs, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
ago, caused By er!ioG, self abuse. or ovaE
indulgence which lesds 10 misery, decay and
desth- One boz will cure recent CASES. Esch
coz contains ore N on5b 8 treXsolcrt, Ono dollar
oox. oS Elk boxes Tor hvs tollare; sent by mail
prepaid on rece!p. of pfics We guarantee siS
baxes to cure .hS csses With each order ro.
celyeo hg ns fer SIX boxes, accom- panied with
I've dollnfs, go Will send the ourahaser our wri..
zen sn,rartee 10 return The lnones j! the treat.
nent does not eject Il euro Guarantees ssu5d
hy - GS X 80. Druggists, 4a!exapdris,
Va, Rhn!esa:G sod retail csen!s. Oraes os
n4ii wilt rhcoiva oroopt attention MARI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-23
l W. ru 3 N. 6 III. i yr.
Ana!ysis-The Stomach.

TIE stomach is the best friend OF m.n, sc,
ha usss il as if i. yso lis sorst oDcry.
T. sr,,,, - h.;J ..c,.. ,hr., ,;,:, b-s
:. S''
L man CAD put f'us Ql's;s ID il nc l.e' ois-
sppOlOsed and "huasry"
Wha, n man pets hnld or aay;hinr IN 1o,',
%,
kno" "nss 20 90 win ne LUIS Il 10 us sionscl
aud ttk:s oil the risks Aud be sever iesras
1ny better, though hs suf,rs .hs sorneots Of
,hc ,nb!. c. e7er sf,cr
tia pepsra!lv considered thst The s.oma,h Is
honner,i5to which envthins cor h. thrayn.
viii ,hn s..r,anoe tbst the dig ,s,iva ,naohinsrp
v;ll take o,re of i Th;s :, not ~ Mia
sh;nojo chi, nails and ,,io.asoi bs;r nina ~ ,g;li ro
as,imilste with The haman system snv easier
than lsa,hary hnilcis or h;,sr salsa and
milk
Il il crroreouq - sunnoss :hst uha, III,
,,cn,oh 10 n,cyaJ NTH s,I;S f,,; ce $3.50.
ff.rent vsrio,its il "a can.hi, of ooI3;ra
..v.raI o,srIu of A;Fa,e,, eor,p of To,;S r,
w;lI fsl 20 mako = c,nfo-,ni,ir fs,;oc :r,;r..nh
ot i,spf
urba oIIore et,n,ecL e,,v, iko t,rrho- :.
!, is on crrcr .s.-,n,, cIi ,nh ,,;iI
aat ev:v p;.h o.onn ,,,,ss 49, .,s.nr,a ah,,iia
ga vi MI, e,,.p =, 'u 'leiIT ;II
aao a,, "o"s ,n.h ,,H ,. I'u III e,'~,o WI
SiIp;s ssa a"as VIZ" 'st', Ana e'' va; 10 l.:
~ - u'ss w ~ ,sFo No ?s'u' ei
va I'olnE' ~ ";' ouus.a'as.s,S' h'os uu
Lho ySst Ds.Eisa pessh1us sH'c'H pn tyru.
"Ho tna' s'Iu.a .: 'utoustiy 'h-0''c '''u. leu
eso eas nsislea us: as s-'s'y as SJu csS q
'nIusaUI !u.' bss suu w q, os, =. s..n,,o, s
,bs ;u,neessioo frs, v.n ,.,i ttn, boo,n's 80.
70 kim br,wet. :eu Uiii find on. vosr mi.;. Ia
Yon % II ,,er,!v m: nm nav u;,Gor ,,b,on
s,Il f., cynrns,gs "a livn IN ~
,,,:r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-23
who Punches the s,oias.

Il rfp)rter asked JHmos N. Sampson, the
veteran dctec;ive, employed AZ tho tu5-T:sal-
uE5, to Whist too government datec.ives attri-
bnted the sudden irorcass in the punb,r of
clipped AID punched ooina, Haicl has attracted
80 much attention Of lste. Ill. Sampson said
that it was PERFECTLY we'll known thai nine-
tentbs OF tbs puaoaius was doos ia sais city by
Cobans. Z pumber of silver coias we're clsmp-
cd together 10 roll, snd 10 lesa time than i,
takes TO write an ecco1ns G! l., hole IS drilled
through the ~bols let. Tho vs.ue et the silver
obtsiaed By punching hole OF usnsl ,z, in G
colu sTGunis 10 sboat o2e.twsniy fth OF the
value OF tho coin. 60 that ior every roll Of
twenty tivs quastor dollars the value OF ore
quarter dollar is obtained in mHment BY ru.-
Meg drill through the roll Sir Ssnpson
s,gs also thet many Of the puushtd ceigs come
from Mexico end South Auerici, where our
silver colos circulate freely. and rarely esosre
muiiaiou. Several at tsupts hsve been made
ct late years 70 break up toe systsms'io puuci-
Ing OF ooius but with Little success IL, tgo
ooDvlc:ioDs Tor the offsnde have bseu made in
teo Yeats. Mr. Sam pson remarked that while
tie business of punch!og end fling ooins VAS
nlncsi wholly 10 The bsnd5 of the Cubans, the
busoess Of sweatlog gold o9ias By shukiug
them 10 iu buckskiu bsg il attributed By
tho ce;ectiTts 10 the deu;z,os OF Chatham
sEoct. By shakiog bag coa,s;oing leo eaples
ter three h9u's. the result 10 gel; tu.t nil b,
worth about $50 Dir. Floyd, ,hc chef c!et k
OF the essay uSc,. esd that the govrrnmsa,
rules reIa.iog to light weight gold c,ios were
detective, and tended to keep such c,us ia ct-
ooIa'ion. When gold cola ess 10 sn ,geut7
years old is stradsd TO more thar cent, Of
its vslue, i: is s:smoed With So ~" At the
snb Treasury sud returned 10 whoever ctfers it,
instead OF beics seat to the mini. TIE obi.ct
IS to force the holder to take il To Tho assay o.,
heo or mint to De sold at It's real Va ue ipstesd
OF which it gaes toto circulation sgsia. Tho
trouble is that Congress has ntysr made snp
provisioo tor rtd:eni0g nu:ila;ed or orca
aorsdsd clio. Macy persons hi. < that sl
plec:s shat hsve beeu wcr1 down beyoud r-coe-
nlto1 10 actual servios should be rsdeeued a.
par. Tae difEclliy IS to tell ~her piece g
osea Worn suuo;h through uss or broryf, 20
thai condition ny sweating or o;her as,fci, |
mans. Mr.. FloVa eo7ti!,!s tGac tbe mulEk-
800 ct silver ogia duea Get ueed govaspm NJ in
terirreEca bec.usa, uqlke tbs .otzsi.o Of co'd
tie mu;listI2n OK silver cola Il. b. ds.sc.sd At
o&c., aud It ress with sba publlo 70 drI7. such
c5lua ous OF ciIcul,tiuo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-23

~ f.is a.. iSG- u - :: s.ci.I &,
Beginning GctGber is, h6St.
The MALL TRAIN will leavs Aaaing tGa
a; 9 70 =. u. End Alcz&nG.ia =. 6 70 s. II.
dsiiy. excep. Sundny; PISS, Aocaourg, ,3oiug
westward, .: II 80 s.. 10 and arrive E. Bound
H:t at - - p II. L5sve Round Hill at II 30
p. E1; pass l:coatu.g. gong eastward, ht l ~
p. H., ana nrri.a t: Alexaodc!s ST 10 p. Z,
arc ct WEa5i2Sto2 81 3 90 p. u.
Tha ACLOAG1OEIlUA yka; = will lcaYe
Washington st 4 - 2. n. snd Alexandria o.
- .. IN, ds!y, czcep: SuoJar, ind arrive et
Lce3burg S! = a. y. u Lsave Lsason.: ct 90
n. bid arrive st Als1aEGTis 4. - 2. n.
rna Washington 81 5 80 L. 10.
Sss Passengers fIom Washington will .sse
.no Washington Hnd OHIO CARS =! taa Rsig:no:2
tS Fo:omxc &ai:oad .tasion AIS G2a.ni. snd a.&t
y. a.. and 20 bhsough srt!lo4: caaas;s CT cas-
Tho 0.25 All lr@lIl lcn:n e4sZsnGfla anc *. i,
y. III. trsin from Rouad Ei'ii ecGGcc.a 3. Hound
Hill with 3U6AEKT' D.i!y lire OF
Coaches for Snickarsriiie, Serryv!lie end @in-
chester slso kedI.an's Line Of CoSchcs, Which
lsave LeesouTs daily foE Adds and Middle
burg,
Both trains, westward Ias.se clcsa co2r sc!;ons
q. Eisunk, with Si2Eci L..ae c3 Stages toc !$ET.
fsx Court House.
s;oaaEn aSaeiau GSeEAGsas s. ess sspa Ds$! p
ssaaGs: s5eES cts, csc.
j &. EATES&3,
oci4-5: S3;.2rsi ii2Sai &%e2i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-23

Elri;. Southwark, connects ~ Charlottesville,
,7ith Ches. q Cnio Il. g., issg, sEt VEST. AI
L2nc..hu:g, connects viii Ts0r:ojS &. Waet
a7n Il. E.: through SCGlhw@st TicSinie, tt
Nashville New U5iesns Ma;r Hhi&, i.itile Rovh
eat. TrxHs-si3 3: Esnvilla With Richmond &
NanTIi!e r. z, to South ru6 South vest
&Srraaz Southwark c0nNscts &: LialviiIa ro7
81 points Soutb. Eoet a'd South.
hiHED TaAlN5 toc Mar i,;ne ,aara Al.
c1sndr!s 3Hilg, except 5GMdsy. 6 40 n. IN. IND
II Is S. NJ, ai.G returning arrive 3; .a2= .litis
Z 90 p. -.
sor Il &ANESSAS LINZ inavs yf:saing;o,
G a. Z, n. ard A.axsnG7is T rs s. Ia. daily
EXCEPT Su2dsy orryu q. f34raeop-s rs IL 05 :. u.
cnrEec:iaE with sha Valley Rosj Eagi and
Hea. I.aava H'easG@:S 81 2. r., SrriGi1E &
alo1aIdris ~ 81 y, i-s,
&ED Train FOX q "a = :. SEAS RE*'-
iSiC& tcsvcs E!e-Gilt:ria daily. cxce;;t Sun.
day, g. 20 :. H., arriving 81 G.rasburg 81 li5
pr a., nhd raio7G!3g lceCes i3lrneGa:G at ~
s. ~. arriving IL El2&s:,df;. ii 3 G. q. IL.
For 2iidGl20E-g, daily connection :. &':a.Ds
g:s.oa
For Unp&.1i!!e, ses IL. con2ec.icn =: G&ls.
y!srla.
35or W&aaeN1os, las.~"o Yasa:rg:,r a
:; - p. =. Ga;,yo
Al! Trans r:s;:o sod concessions. IS Was2.
sngt0n, 10 sad iJonl L o;El ac& Vest.
A:iaals a!eapet lows Wao!i!: gig. at
j IS r. H.. :IIuia@ t&-oGEh Hi.ho&. 2a:oRs,
Pcii:a"G ::e2::;a2 Cass s.a.w9s1 Nvi.=lluy-.cT
aad Ai2uE:&, I&., WITHOUT Change. o. -: 20
>. q. ;r,:.n
@ar!.'l z tia.:aH}:. Gls;r Gsrs ara.ua CT tiebt
IfAiE between 'Fas5' Hio2 ed i'A;.T!!.G.
i2Eo-Eh I'csaGs Eors iy' C. .ca 2"g.a &c
, :ig.;:.1 lsr s
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IF YOU wsnf Cheap or Fine Ofc.c,ss,
ulsteFe.;e, or Reversipis OVerc "a, We n.ys Il.
best sssuitmaos hud tie lowest rrc.s 10 ,hs
clI. 8. WATERMAN & Son,
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IF YOU wsoi Good SUIT for SO sl2 sl5
OF SIS 20 20 the cid Eeiao!e 6,m o. s. WATER
MAN & Son.
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Ay&!Ha @a G'sgEs &Ggs
i:|&5.I hpNpaY. WRoN Na&nAv ..a
< - C1 o'c.,'@ :..2,.; returning, Ieaye
-'nri@.- @n n!t";r@!s caa-s =. g 90 y. u,
a:a s-aite' iT2a Sta'.:ae" tlae u: tsa!. ps;Dt
G. IEE1GS2o4s, s.steIo2;aa newIy I4rtasreu a1d
Cs:Foa9a' r'2@ - ti3 nsa;.s2:oass as eo!! ss tic
s>soSH VoAs %. 40 :o:JG'=c rive: &r.c
oSJ, 40. ID - on. asgaaBr U.a:i:.: c!ce: coc-
n9Et.oi4 ''i.-I TIC r.g oc!, Rnh kcs:on s:aa;I;-
e'a: %so 21'h@c;a '7!>a i.GhnsGa3 s:s. r.ots lnt!
Ts'tF3 70 I&"o c2t5- 5tnI= 8. W;fI POKE
a",: IH!-< t~'y,Jta-.j; u gem; aaG :o,u:H.r:2
r"r - - sEt icr cc:ai@5nci1g Jls. II,
Fs'5 OF !ar@ S.'. 61 - io,!c~H:
tiTs. cas- t2fo ia EoI're,e zorro, sn,! Ser
10 4 81; 2yoi 1.a.a $: 50; a. cl;s3 :.ra to
f!"'E f1!-. -2@ I'll: LoJ-oJ. Il s.; gtc.na
C.a:s i5-
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"F'EJ1.2I .=zs,.2 .-s.yns,ycs

10 s.@en"r h;ENWS:fITE la,yes 7:b 6.
W. :. eEh'1&,01 "a. = y u I'D AIexsrt-in
=! -! q. = tvE&Y II iH0EHAY. T,IiTTs.
-: - 2h- >':ji:oET t.r oil rIec- lsnfi,os
"a. "a a%as*yS 's ~ - noanni Ferry; or Thvrs
=? :. 'HHI@i "Sd 2t,'1 :oa.en; o. :silcdsv Cur.
ji5;2an md i.aou4rl.o41; c;r,ncc's 81 80. -
h-fd': VT Y, T. :. i |' ""ep'
49,, q " 1;inLey Gan Ms2crar.
Ss2: 'Eo =. N0cD It. s; i.-ss. : .t fnci.i
20. . s'i.l oL&.. Ee&I5G0UTa, g0S-
I&E2s &@E3"E AE0 TIE souTa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-23

I BRoDEEs &C..
Wholaaa.e Dealers end !cbbors IA
EEOCE&IESS;, PEOYISiCEG, PLGUH
SALT AND FISH.
a full lins OF celebrated pure, old WhIckeys,
srnnties, Gin. Rum. &C., Myssss q Co.'s tpl.e-
islDhi: ard ci.se:ts Baltimore Ales. and 6seg-
Geg u EngsrE Lager Beer, in casss or bottlo..
slour, James 8. girs + Co.'S. Standard Soap
Dupont e Co'e. Sporting sRd B:astins Gun.
9a"ce: a2d Baltimore aad Potomac &iYo
5s2arnaTa.
Orders promptly ssseaGaa SC. snd coosisa.
usE:s solicited. 20, Il eng ssrres,
0Gs %E-I alex ondria, W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-23

And Doslera IN
ELL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Esya on hard a5BS0k S *, 1xy, XxXX < Z; *
sns snS RoSs GhP ohn GaSfsEI sso BAE
Ei9S and THONPSON' pUEE RYE
WHISTLES, to which they invite the attention
of the trade.
Orders iror the country sor merchandise shsll
receive prompt attention,
ConeiE1m entS OF Flour, Grain knd Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices aud prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Roys' cts,
aIexand-is, VS.. sepl4
,,Eo Y. WoGraINGToN & son,
GEAIN. COMMISSION and
SHIPPING MERCHANT5.
Nos. IL End Is north Union ss, Ale1s.. Va.
Conai,ignments solicited. auas9
ISaohAs Ps&kY'
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER IN FLoUE, FIsg, SALT, AND
FERTILIzEK,
Also Agent for
WATTS RIoaMoND CAST and CHILLED
PLoWs.
febla-t, ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
8. B. FISHER. G.. VIM. FIsHER.
gJISHER s. BROS,
(Saccessors 70 Fisher, Hoas & Co..
GRoCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
IA ERGRA NT1S
No. Is Cameron street, Ale1snd.is, Va.
sipeciRi attention given ID the aSle of country
produce. poultry. &c isn2>-tf
syHAs S. TAYLOR, Jr''
C2&M!SsIOS MERCHANT.
agent for
!. 3. FIC&LEN s SONS BEIDGAWkTEH
FLOUR,
WEOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED~
DEhLER and OUTEEh OF Hay.
Prompt attention given to sll orders beth from
city sud country.
2S KING STREET,
ienl2 Alexandria: Va
so. WASHINGaON. Agt..
CoMMIsSlON MG8rRANT,
No. 20 South Uliuu 9ttsct,
alexandria vs..
CaasiSansnis q; Grain. Merchandise and all
kinds Of County Produce soIicitsd. Special at-
seniioa given TO all bGsins.s entrusted to me-
fromrt returns made. Agents foT Cumberland
:oae so 8 Amn1ai'ied surer Phosnnsia.
"a AHMCN IL 5MLpa,
WEOuESALK
GRoOESs AID GENERAL OoNaIssIoN
AARCHANTS,
Corns. Prince and Soyal sss.,
ALEXANDRIA, va.
Eons;l2men:s ai Grain ard Country Produce
solicited, and proTn. feiprn made iyl0
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1851
s1Aas,&ITpA &ES.

90 TX 3INIa MIDiAED RAil. #AY
jG;iH =. BARBOUR, ftcs;daD:.
~ and al.cr 80 Day, Nov -, ;Ggt. pss.
eei&Gr :-:ii.s WI I'm ss koilnv:s.
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1-aa:as:z cr@a,s :!2s g';B rGn ~ f7!lcys.
go. ;=sE.T5s1,:5.
&-&!ts- 3E' ;'EgE: GE%s

.GcHac2..i:; VIII 5s-;:,zr::s' sa; .:;noys liz,
.Jc G.JstnH, s-ga:aar -''''
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WRITER aHRAN9NM&GG,T,

$!sy A.s.sIHGIoH IS nHLo &<:xa8u.D
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GsaMs OF SCBsCEi?TicX.

Entered at he Poctotice at Alexandra, Va. s2
second class matter.
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@I2s ss@EE@E Alyo TIE soUTH,
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C,xmsasles mgRCHaNTs.
Sxr A. Johnson 6 60.
EHOLRSkLE GROOERS
CONHlSSi0N MERCHANTS,
ELL KINDS or LIQUORS.

G8A GHAL COM G1SSlON AESSdAG1Si
And Doslera IN
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/; = hz'.'i' q 'si.f G2A,HD u,'aoTlN0 60.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

The tariff has stimulated manu'hctur-
err. paid good share Of our national
ieht. and furnished 4 market near home
for nine-ienths Of our agricultural pro-
lucc, while annoying only a few college
nr0lt sors and rho manufacturers oi
Great Britain Prairie Farmer.
This Il fair sample Of the reckless
statements made by pfotectionists. The
'ariif has stimulated manufacturers, no
Ilonbt: and since the Prairie Farmer gets
most ~ rs money from its manufacture
ing advertisers, IL may be good policy
ior Il 10 take their side of the question.
bit when 4; saws that protection Inns
furnished market near home for nine
truths of onr agricultural products. i
niiefs what IN ought 70 know Isn't true
All the pcopla OF The United States 70.
1eihcr, farmers and all. don't consume
q; our agricultural products.
IwO-thirAs Oi our cotton and two-filihs
of vnr wheat Is sent abroad. Probably
not over thrcc-fonrths OF our products
afc consumed AZ home.
Tile tari!f has not furnished employ
mcnt for over 100000 persons. out 81
lh.C0O. 900 engaged Ill active occupations
IAN the rest arc unprotected. and those
ltlat are protected would find plenty to
lao without protection. hut these 500
100 furnish home market for one-thir'
',ccnih part of our agricultural products
Ihcy don't give rs a cent more for what
,lhcy use than we get for what goe'
abroad. Can any Of our farmer friends
ten us whether that Inst load Of corr
|lhcv sold went 70 Pennsylvania o. e
ENGLAND?
Cut On such hypocriiical friendship fol
tho farmers !--loWa State Leader.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

D6trol. rrrc Press.
Ihc world has agreed. for the sake of
fo divide iis fools into two
species. One KIND II calls simply fool /;
tie other, TO adnp, The word which
Docsticks applied 10 III. friend. ID cniis n
This II used strictly IN ;,s
scientific. not i,s protanc. sense. and has
nothing IN common with the shallow an,
random use which angry mcr make OF IL
no give vent 10 their momen'ary irritation
lIt n as distinct and technical liable ~
'.'muaiangr 10 describe species or horse.
|0r "terfier" To describe species Of dog
A fool j. often harmless and NAV be
'snubbcd and kept in order. A dam
phool can not be. A fool Is often to'er-
able aud docile. II he can not be taught
much wisdom he can be taught obedience
and respect.
But though damphooI may have in
ltelligepce hc has little or no reverence.
X A fool may have some humor. but a
ldampho0l has none. a fool can be made
"a fool Of; damphool makes fool OF
himself. A fool may have little sense :
but whatever other sense damphool
may possess, he Is sure 70 lack common
-ensc.
4 A fool may be humble and retiring,
but II Il the essence Of his kinsman % be
conceitcd and ecif-asscrtiDg A fool
generally knows he Is a fool and 50 !.
often d0lcfui when he thinks OF IL: but a
lamphooI never knows II. and 50 Is hap
.lpy. A fool Is often stupid, needless
lblundcring. aimlcss, like 4 hen or fly
fhe other Is strutiing. irritating. con
u n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

Considerable difference Of opinion cx-
sts As 10 the proper time for election Of
township assessors. but the law Is plain
0n the matter. Section los Of tho tax
INV of 1851 says There shall DO elected
at The general election of 1882 a township
asscssor.r The constitution. As amend
ed, provides that general election shall
I'D held III November, 1882, but that tho
legislature may change the time Of hold
'ine township election. The tax law il
dated March 20 1851. by section 81 oi
|tnc general law concerning elections, ap.
proved April p, 1881, the legislature en-
acted that general election shall be
held in each township Of each county on
The first Monday Of April 1882, for the
purpose Of cIeciing justices Of the peace,
township trustees. assessors, constables
and snch other officers as may bc provi-
|led for BIZ law. This act being tie last
expression 10 The legislative will, and the
giving to the legislature the
power 10 designate the time Of holding
elections. II follows that *
much Of section lO6 Of the tax law as 4
lin conflict with The said section 81 Is re
pcalcd, aud township assessors must b
chosen on the first Monday in April
'lS S62.--Rockport Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

For some time past II has been suppos-
cd Chat gold in paying quantities existed
I'm this County. and recently parties have
Hug FOR The precious article on the farm
|of Nr. Carnes Collins. In the southern
|nart of Vienna Township. AT the depth
|of fourteen feet It i said the pure article
was found among the sand and several
|othcr shafts have been sunk and discov-
|erics made OF valuable character Last
Sunday quite large number Of persons
we're 10 Oe scenat Underwood. com'npn-
|ly known ns tie Summit, about Xix miles
south Of this place. on the j., n. ana !.
Railroad. each with his hands full of
sand and grains Of gold. We can not
give tie full particulars this week. bit
will keep the readers Of the Democrat
|'posfedr AZ 10 future discoveries. Enough
|is known ~ establish the fact that gold
does actually exist in paying quantities
lin this County. Scott County Dem
locrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-18

iutisnspe'4 ssn'nfi.
The Chicago Times, which hns q rcpu-l
fatipn for s'neuInr ccccntrieilirs of
Thought and expression. assumes thail
Gultran when he shot Garfield did not
commit tic crime az treason, ard backs
up ihe remarkable declaration by saying
tlaf @trenson against The United States
shah consist only III 'evying war against
them " IN adhering 70 their enemies.
giving them aid and comfort Wefhinkl
Il would be eaSy enough 70 show that An
t'lc time Guiieau shot the President war
existed-a war against Garfield and
Blaine. which at the time Represented the,
and la the opinion Of N
good many haif-brccds. the United
states. II was this disgraceful war over
the -p0il- that Gui;eau proposed TO SETTLE
II was this war that brought upon him
The .Diyine pressure TO remove the
President. IN doing this Gnitcau pro-
posed 10 give "a;i and comfort to the
Stalwarts. whom the half-breeds declared
were tie enemies OF the United States
The Times fails 70 notice these facts, and
declares that .Guitcau's crime Is >impl,
that OF murder 10 more and no less
than IL Ne had killed any other man that
| his trial j. not State trial AZ al. and not
for treason. The Times is Of the opinion
that III Mr.. Nacycagh should depart
from usage and participate cirectiy ~
the Gniseau trial, Il would look As though
the Government had ordered ne Court
70 convict the prisoner. and was amply
ing pressure ~ addition 20 Offering cyl
dcnce. Il would be dlstrediiaole 20 ?
~ So. -
country whose boast il that within ~
boundaries all men stand perfectly equal
before siP lAw, ~ take exceptional means
Z, 10 procure The convection ~ Gultcan-
\ lEviieniiy great change iiNs taken place
IN the hall-bfecd and ~ialwafi mind n
regard 81 Gnileau. The ofsans q the
factions seem 70 be impressed with the
idea i'sat tuite&t i moi 70 have iaii
trial. a'a that ne j ~ danger Of being
condeAnet lnjustlv Scpsillc Mtiiha'e'
tllrt "ne Government V using - vasl
power 20 convict Guisenn, and that "
lt>royilie) l. denied the possession o.
papers and documents we'll calculated
.to prove the INSANITY Of his client. n
1.-The Times il correct in iis theory that
shooting Garfield i simply murder, ana
lnct treason; that killing GARFIELD u nt
'Imore = matter ;of HoycFnnent inter,
ference taAn IN Goyetnnent CLERK hsq
been Killed. then 6ul'eHu should ne SUD
,jected ~ ro more Government pressure
than falls 70 We lot % ais ether Mur
derer. THE Point Scoville seems 70 N
Iniming at n ~ show that the quarrel bc
\ tween the Republican fAcliens over th'
lspcils W. NiNt prompted 1ui'ean Il
Kill Garfield. thc rnor, crark-pra'ne'
crank, after A's associations with 6ran'
Arthur, Ionkling p' ~ the NsN