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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

Where ars ny green end tiy funers. d Sprinrs
Nnt fisliiNt ~ tudiNff -Nl
MAk hn*tsd nre fht blrd. IA fhf bowers. o Spring.
WIS rAsiltA @ft fAs herds N iAs itts
Che<riess y ytt are NE urisnis. srrinr.
Dark ctuuds va arise frum t1s feu<s
tnntiIinx xtt lfr The uHr4l1nds. q Spring
Au4 ehaiMsts ~ WA M ~ elsns.
Long have locked ~ ~ r-ffr ana rhy forers.
Eui vain wAs fhe search fha' made
And dirmitirss my III fur <Nnx frnn f1n hu~ e<s
And hsiriss ~ ~i.h fpr tLsshiilsi in the glade
F'sn vain /. 0ur ko;e for smile irrui fhr npi.na.
~ smu N Aisr~i tht dark f'puAs NJ ih4 isS'>
f'rftn 40 !NNk tpr bees trrr rht - oslar M,
M rsAia M she rrell w maglrei gIeu..
nn ATT here anil nrrrni rs b sprinr.
Thy absence lafA nrifffr despair
ffnm ncre here ~ nrnrn1S d Sprire
Genes rl.s ildinEs VI icy ~ car CT.
Sr. arf fhru dying NJ tnnl. nonnr Srrinef
~ ye Finishing deskinx some iMr away l4list
NatF n NJ yuu Arr sleeping u <plinr
II 'ts ~pnid yoN't a~akx isUil its spells.
Not'hess Lsf a.i afihy ioxs ana thy rI.ry o Srr.r
itnrt. Then Why dnft thon tarfr IN long
Inme. coms eIfh fhy hapfS. anf fhy rft4y D Stflnr
IVtht pcrishinE hestt.sirirkSn thr1nz.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

Irrsnssille Arrns.
An editor ofa weekly, was lying on Iii
back.
Ills poor old bones were tortured will
many pain and rack,
But q comrade stood beside him. as h,
conghed. and hacked and swofc,
And said ''oId boy, now 20 10 -lecp.
want 10 hear you snOrc.n
l'ut the editor was slecplcss, he was ho
and tired enough.
And every fifteen minutes had 10 tax,
some stuff.
And ne iidgeted and twisted, and wished
that he was well,
a. lac thought Of needed copy and
ads all gone to-blazcs.
And he wondered how the Office was
getting on each day.
And how his hard worked rrinfers
would ever get their pay.
And 50 he tossed and worried Till IL
nearly made him weep,
Till Al last a blessed moment came, and
he dropped on 70 sleep
And in that sleep bright dream came.
and bore him 20 his fate,
Which was 10 meet s.. Peter, up at the
golden gate.
r III, ,rto ~, 80 = ..',s .'s '' ny pray
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22


We publish below al extract from =
letter received bv ~ from IN o,d friend
and native or Dubois county. now 81,
honorcd and srcce--ful practitioner of
medicine in Illinois. We hone thc in
formation ne imparts may bc 81 valne "a
the afflicted in this county. but would
urge every one not 70 depend on home
treatment alone. but call u physician
|as soon - possible:
krssrolr. css.n~, c.. I1r.
EDrTcE JxsrkR CormrR: W. w.
sorry 10 know that Cerebro Spinal
Meningitis, or Spotted Fever y prevelent
in your county Some years ago Il
swept through our county, and spread
death and terror on every side. II i
scarcely amensbIc 10 medical treatment.
and i - rapid in is course that patients
are often dead before physicians arrive.
IN our treatment OF Il here. We Il first
tried many things and plans; but finally
advised the people 20 use freely Of quiz
nine and whisky - : preventative And
A.-o- when they suspected a attack to
give the same in large and on reapcated
ho<e~-can hardly give too much and
~ addition 70 usc the HOT nATH. or for an
adult boil ears Or corn and pack around
he patient in bed, pack them from
head 20 foot. 20 sweat the patient and
p compel the blood from the brain and
pine % the surface aud cxtrcmilies- II
he eyes are con1c<tcd (rcd). and The head
Tery hot. use cold water. or pounded Ice
,n the head IN connection with the above.
We sometimes bli>tercd the back OF the
lcck and head. but not with NJ plaster.
xhich j. TOO slow in its action. hut with
'qnai parts or ChIoroform cnl Aqua
Amonia (Iinrt-horn). which II applied
y paper or cloth. and held 10 the spot.
viii blister in twenty minutis.
Whatever i done must be done quick
= The consesfivc stage Is often verv
hort sometimes not discernable. The
'sfient may complain OF chiIIine<s. or
nav have severe chill. and af once re-
apze into insensibi!ity- All patients do
'ot draw their heads back. and all vic
inns are not spotted after death. II
nakes 'no distinctions; II aftacks the
tronx man and The <ickly babe. the bride
nd the bachelor. Some or our patients
ivcd hundred days and then died.
)thers died IN three hours Some were
n paralyzed. some deaf. others blind:
few were dcmcn.ed. and very few got
TeIl- May your visitation bc lighter
1an ours, and may this information Be
( service 70 you-
y. HrcnEs, N. ID.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

The Cotton dog law, which has PASSED
the Indiana House. provides that every
feison owning do4 -halI 70 before tl,c
Township Trustee; give description III
NJ dog, ~ - breed, sex and color, and
ray ono dollar license icc, which shall en-
title him q tng. which j. % be placed
on thc dog certifying tlsat The owner has
complied with The law. All dorx with
out tsgs afc % bc ruthIessIy extcsmina-
tcd. -t yirrcunes sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

Never was The need Ola vigorous active
press association % manifest a. IL H.
dianapoIis this winter. The Legislature
has voted On newspaper advertising with
but one object IN vicw-thc injury or The
press Of the state. In other words Tie
press Il scattered and has NO unity 81
action. We would take great pleasure
IN showing some OF these Legislators
what j. what. ~ Lafayette journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

The new private secretary or the pres
ident j. described . - Young man with
: walking cane He must have been
the ono who. when : boy. called with
Ill umbrella in his hand u ncighhor's.
where = visitor who saw him said.
Why he's got his mothers ewes.
-Yes.r sid the neighlor. and think
fhat's his fathers umbrella So. ever
affer thar. he uas known q the boy who
had BIZ mothers eyes and his fathers
Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

The following Is from an advertise
|mcnt published IL Bristol, Conn: .I.ost.
|straycd, or stolen from hiS bcrcayed
household. one rcd-hcadcd man. i've fehl
and eight inches tall, full Set of false teeth
On upper jaw. md one real On lower
jaw. Please cause said man 10 H.
arrested and returned 70 his bcrcaycd
vile.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

According % Attorncy-gcneral BALD
wins opinion the residence amendment
iO The constitution prescribing sixty
iay county residence and il.irty-.iay
precinct residence A. : qualification fCr
voting ifthe voter shall have been .iuly
registered according % Law requires
such registration law % make IL COM
picicly operative. and IA the case Or
failure ~ pass such law voter other
v ise qualified cannot be deprived Of h;s
suffrage by the force of The cOndifiUra!
i'll Indinnaposi News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

The railroad wharfboai hss shipped
-ince our report last week. - Oso ill.,. n
ireightS. iz5 bbl<. Hour. 5
hhds icDassc. 80 sasks 0f wheat. and ito
bales VI hss Isoetpcrt bcntxrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

!"
There are few neon,c - IA AZ ~ ro,,.
TRY raper fuii ;u.,;r. Ma, N,,'',, ,'''I.
Is Inclined Ia look away over ,hc shonj.
,ier- Of the country editors 10 some pape,
printing more reading ms,ter AMI fic.
+ make comparisons. There are r,eonle
who actually believe II II irnnos-ihle ~
I|iind person with common .cn.. MI,
Industry. or with brains IL tbe n.r:re Y,
/ 4 country newspn scr- = n,wsn.ncr !. !.
have no charms Tor Them unIe-: n r,n ~
! smysiificd unde. 4 strange rer.on.litx
and in bnsinr 4 COW ,hev proceed nncn
1.-THE same grounds az IN he purch,sc ~ |,
bar OF <oap-thcv would rather have cne
THAT comes from the citv. because Il mn.,
'"..tr Is - i'uen oe.teI IN every
ssmc r., ~c,,,5 ,'..h \. .e .nc
'wonIi refns. n, ,..,~n..;,. n, S seS
mill. because Won believe w, ~ MA r,,hsr ~
ret yonr fIour from the civ Tie rcr,.-
I'M news,'s,,er Il cne AZ ~. ,ans, ~
porfanf .itri,nte- ~ er.xx ,c~, - ~.
United S,atcs wher e..So-, .,,1.
'snvwhcrc ui,h MI ;r,~.s;n.' =, f..,,a:..'-
4 VILLAGE ~ Ga ,,n,,-h, u ! ,.,.,.-..,.',.
Tho nre.~ y shn- ,ic x.. .-s.',..t..i n
civilization. n II ~ rssf.i srerf a.
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There 4 Ne, eno,t.r mole ~ ,'a' so- ~,
can a. ~ mnch rno5 N ~. - III
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

RATES ~ ADyERT-sETNG-
For square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 OC
Each subsequent insertion, IS cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted as q square. These arc the terms
for transient advertisements; reasona-
BILE deduction will be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of adminis-
traitors and legal notices Of like character
10 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each $l.00
For County +" !" ESQ
For District, Circuit, or State, 800
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PUBLisHE1, EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER.
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, nY
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-Ix COURIER BUILDING OK
WEsT Sixru STREET.

PRICE or SUBSCRIPTION.
single subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 81
For six months, !: \: {: q
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-09

BUCHFIELD.-MissS Sarah Prince widow
of Hon. Noah Prince died Tuesday August
"a. She was prominent member OF the
Baptist Church.
BrcKrRID, July 30.-The officers chos.
en-. for the ffty fiGth quarter OF the Crystal
Wave Good Templars of East Buckheld
on the %, are Walter II. Purkis, w. c. T;
Mrs. Henry A. Bicknell, W. V. T; Albert
Z. Kicker, W. s; Henry A. Bicknell,
WI. s; Lesnder Hodgdou, W. T; Vim.
L. Morrill,, W. NJ; Mrs. WIN. L. Morrill,,
" c; Walter Gammon, w. q. The last
Quarter has been one OF great Interest,
good attendance, no postponemeut OF the
weekly meetings on account Of haying.
Notwihstzndine there are two lodges OF
Good Templars. Que lodge OF RefOrmers
and Ladies' Aid Society or much Influence
The vote for the so called prohibition can
didates for Governor aud President in this
town did not exceed half 4 dozen. The
true temperance voters were aware that
votes for those candidates, under existing
circumstances, would not and could not,
strengthen the enforcement OF the Maine
ilqaor law. That The light was held up only
10 dazzle and blind, Is the faith OF many
that belong TO the above societies, a. seen
In the small vote, II i hoped the temper
ance voters will be as wise in the coming
election of one 70 MI Fye's place, in the
House Of Representatives at Washington
IiARTFoRD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-09
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

Acknowledging which, on accoun,
Of the weather has been standing still for
few weeks, has revived and again we
hesr the busy hum OF the machine
Tuesday afternoon there came heavy
shower which put stop to haying for
tbs, day. Considerable rain falling, and
in some places beating down the corn.
Gardening is a branch of farming which
Is not handled as 1t should be in Andover,
Int the best have seen is that OF Mr.. W.
!. BodwelL
For the past few weeks, two fruit tree
agents have been canysssing through the
town, and have l think met with good
success rs in general that class do. in this
section ofthe country. They were from
Mechanic Falls. NE,io.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-09

THAI GAME OF BASE BAiL.-The Nec
Rsfsgion prints a Enthusiastically incor-
rect item about the recent defeat Of the
Norways by the Resolutes, and mourns
that three OF the Resolutes do not live 10
Paris. True, but Norway Is the last town
to complain Of that. A brief account of
the three previous games will strsighteu
the crooks In the NJ X. item. The fir.t
two games were played by mines belonging
In Paris HIN and Norway, and Paris Hill
won both. just before the third game
Norway secretly "reorganlzed, taking on
Holden of Paris, Bennett Of Buckaeld,
Oliver from Pennsylvania, and Richards
from - Halifax, perhaps. This Is the
Norway" nine that inflicted the "crush-
ing" defeat, which did not seem to crush
much AFTER all. The Resolutes thought
they would "reorganize" too, and took on
Marshall and Hutchins Of Buckfeld, and
Glover of Hebron. Nobody from Water
vile played on the nine. Mr.. Marshall is
a graduate OF Colby, but no more a resi-.
dent OF wateryllle than Howe OF the Nor
ways is resident of College Hin, Mass,
because he Is student OF Tufts College.
With this nine the Resolutes had an easy
victory, as the Norways made but one base
hit of Marshall's pitching.
Furthermore. Norway mines habitually
contain players from out OF town. The
old Penessewsssees had Ilersey, p, Crock
er, c., and Young, |. T., from Paris, Fuller,
p and To-, from Oxford, and Morrill,, 2b.,
from Sumner, on their regular nine, when
champions OF the State, aud Hutchinson,
Paris AMI Cole, OF Paris Hin, each played
with them in one game. The lrouclads,
the ouly other nine that Norway ever brag-
ged OF, was composed OF Mosses, p, and
Bartlett, c., of Raymond, Holden, 20, and
Robinson, $. $, OF oxford, and five Nor
way boys 10 play field. Talk about i'm
porting pitcher! We learned 1t OF Nor
way ulucs. who have done 1t for thirteen
years. That those who lost money on the
game should be very sorry, is natural; but
that they should cry about it, is childish.
BASE BALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-09
o. A. MANN, and q others.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD So BodId Of County CompaissiOners
Nay Session, iSsi. he'd by adjournment
Upon the foregoing pctitiob, satisfactory evil
dencc having been received that the petitioners
are responsible. aud that inquiry into the merits OF
their 4. piIeation i-cNpcdrnt, IL IL ordered that the
County Commissioners meet at the Clc'k's one =
Paris. on tues lay. IN" sixth q y Of September
next Mt zen of the clock \. N. aud thence pro-
coed to view the route mentioned In said petition
immedi aieiy amer which view, hearing OF ihs
pirties aud witnesses will lie had NJ son,c eOny'n
mt place In the vicinity, and such other measures
tai In the promises as the Oomniissioners shall
Iadg proper. Audit Is further ordered. that nOii,
ofth, me place and purpose Of the Commissionsis
me,titE otcsaid be- given TO all persons and cor
poratlOn, interested by causing a,cstcd copies OF
said petition and OF this order thereon 20 be served
apon the Clerk of the town of Paris AMI also
posted M IN three public places IN SAID town, and
published thrVr weeks successfully IN The oSIord
Democrat paper printed at Paris In said conn
" of Oxford the irsi OF said publications and each
al the other notices 10 he made served and posted.
st least hirt days before sadtlmc OF meeting TO the
.nd lhs, all persons and cGTpofsiops NAL ihra 9pt
there appear aud she~ cause IL ghy they haze. Why
the prayer OF said petitioners should not Gc granted
Attest JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy of'aid petition andordcr of Court
thereon.
Iur.t. lanes = WRIGHT. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-09
A VENERABLE AND WORTHY CITi-
ZEN GONE

n enable aEND &N-~
ZEN GONE.
Isaac y. Stanley Of Dixneld, died July
2sth. aged seyepty-seven years Mr.. Stan
lev was born In Winthrop, Me, June sth
ls04, and lived there until 1928 when he
removed 20 Dixneld, where he con,in-
ued 20 reside up 10 his death, with the ex-
eeplion Of some i've years he lived in Can
t0u. he was married 10 Susan Trssk,
February 4th, 1928, q daughter or the
late MAJOR Amos Trasx, who removed
fro1 Worcester, Mass, and took up his
residence In the then uninhabited town
ship now Dlxneld- He felled the first
trees and made the first clearing In the
township. lie moved from Worcester
there in 1895. de died In Dixreld In ls2l.
Ma TraSk was distinguished for his
business talent, and Was one OF the most
noted men OF his time. His name Will
Be handed down through many genera
lions as one ofthe most distinguished cit
Hens ofthe then new country.
Mr. Stanley and wife have had seven
children. One OF them died in infancy,
and six OF them are now living. three sons
and three daughters. Their sons are
Henry .. Stanley, the fish commissioner,
John F. Stanley, Register OF Deeds for
Oxford County. and Frank Stanley, post
Master at Dixfeld Me. Their three dsGgh.
iers are the wives Of three members oil
The Oxford Bar, Hon +. g. Harlow, Major
D. P. Siowen, and Hon. George ID. Bis
bee
bis funeral services were attended 81
bis late residence In Dixneld, July 80, ISL,
and bis widow and all his children were
Present, and very large number OF reia.
uyes, besides q very full attendance oil
The citizens generally. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. ID. ].
Stevens Of Auburn who Is cousin 10 The
oeeeased) In q very interesting and impress
sSe manner, by reading well selected
PORTIONS OF scripture, and singing admir-
aoly selected pieces OF music by the choir,
snd 4 most appropriate address. MI
stanley, during most OF his active ousi-
Tess life, has been q merchant In Dixneid.
lie was for about thirty years trial
lostice in Dixneld, and did a large amount
Of business. He was often selected As
referee TO settle disputed claims, especially
ABOUT Division lines as be was good
surveyor.
lie held az many and different times
nmost all the various offices In tue Town
de was twice elected and served As repre-,
sentative in the state Legislature, snd
vas twice elected and served two ni
'efms as County Commissioner in oxforo
county.
Isaac \. Stanley was q most estimaois
and worthy man, a man highly respected
aod honored by his fellow-eitizens through
'ong life, as bis record fully shows. III
aau many friends, and we think II may
~ truly said Of him, he had NO enemies.
X.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-09

To the Honorable County Commiaioners Of the
County Of Orfvrd
TIME undersigned, inhabItints Of Paris In said
/ County OF OS.ord. respectfully represent
thtt "cumrnou c,uvenicnce an necessity re-
qulre Changes In IN 70 "a near the dwelling house
U A. Maxim IN said Paris. an also In the road
| adi'g from PARIS Hill to Henry 4 lIammond's
in said town. to wit the widening Of the road
at the corner where fremont Street, go calle'i,
IN, crsccts the Bdckleld road aud alsp the grad.
ins the hlls between said corner aud the dwell
Ing house OF Henry h. Hammond. They there.
tore reuu ~ your IlonNrs 10 view sail roai aud
male siuh ch,nE... ard order IA Ia grading, RS
IN yoar Judgment ths p1blic require.
Paris, July d, issi.
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students in this vicinity should
read the advertisement Of Buck
field High School, which is to be under the
charge of Prof. Edwin A. Daniels. Mr..
Daniels has had wide experience as pro.
fessor in large educational institutions in
New jersey and Connecticut as well as
at Hebron Academy. He also has spent
time in Europe preparing for his profess
sion OF teaching
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-09

PARIs.-L. W. Jackson has brought u
A nne lot OF green corn which is remark
ably early considering the cold backward
season. lie has corn which has grown
higher than he can reach and which Is
laden with ears while most early corn l.
but Just in tasseL
Rev. y. 5. Palmeter, a former Instructor
In Paris Hill Academy, is visiting friends
IN town.
To those DESTROYS OF acquiring the art OF
elegant penmsnship an excellent oppOTtu-
nifty is offered by the Paris Hill Academy
which will open Sept. 9TH, ISL for term
Of ten weeks as advertised in another col
umu. under the tuition of Mr.. e. 5. Rich
ardsou an excellent teacher aud also one
OF the finest penmen in the State.
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commissioners, Notice.

THE under,ienfd having been appointed bv
i the Hon. Judge Of Probste for the County of
Oxford on the third Tuesday of July, A. D. 1851.
Comm ssioners 10 receive and examine the claims
OF creditors against the cstxte Of Samuel Knee.
land, late Of Hartford In said county. deceased.
Represented insolvent, hereby give notice that ak
montha from the date OF said appointment are
allowed TO saii creditors In which to present and
provo their claims, thatthey Will be 10 session
at the following place ard times for tho purpose
OF receiving the same viz - At the dwell Ing house
Ia said Hartford. occupied by samuel Kueeland
rs his home steal, on the third Thursday in
August and Decemut or next, AT one O'Clock In The
si'e noon
Dated this twenty eighth day Of july a u. Isl.
GE0RcE ID. MsBtE.
SETH ID. ANDREWS,