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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-04-19

The good work of putting down the
Garfield Republicans goes bravely on, and
the Conkling- Cameron-Logan combina-
ton is running the party to its entire
satisfaction. The latest act is to put
Senator Teller at the head of tho Interior
department. Mr.. Chandlers nomination
as Secretary Of the Navy is a small sop to
the otner siae. Po,,ticai s,osscs eviaensly
believe that they are now on top again, and
that the Republican machine is to be run
by them after the good old style of othe
days.--Piainfeld Times.
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MARRIAGES.

VAN -RITrENHoUsE.-A home, April
s, 1882, by the Rev. NJ. b. tanning, Henry Van
polah, Esq, of Newark to Miss Rachel Rtten-
house, of Sandy Ridge.
NIECE-MYER March 90, 1852, by Rev ]. W.
Barrett Asa S. Niece, Of Kingwood, to Ada
Myers, Of Caryersvile, Pa.
VANZEALOUS---SA LTER .----At Eyerittstowni
March l6, IS 2, by Rev J. Tndall Timbrook r.
A. Vanzealous and Ellen W. saller, both Of
Ktngwood.
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Mrs. Ida Greeley Smith, Horace
Greeley's eldest daughter, died at her
residence in Cbappaqua, Westchester
County, n. Y, on Tuesday of last week,
of diphtheria. She was 80 years of age,
and leaves three children-one son and
two daughters.
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WORTH sENDING FoR

DR. J. H. scHENcK, of Philadelphia, has just pub
hshed book DISEASE OF THE LUNGS AND now
THEY GAN BE CURED which is offered Free.
postpaid, 70 all applicants. il contains valuable
information for all who suppose themselves af-
hieted with, or liable 10 any diseases OF the throat
OF lungs. Address DR.. J II. scHENCK & SON.
900 Arch street Philadelphia Pa P O. Box 2ssa.
April DIV
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4 GGEAT BUT DrBTY Cry A London
correspondent of the Buffalo 0oppde writes :
Notwithstanding London. is conceded to be
the largest, wealthiest, aud greatest COM
mercial city in the world, il is to me the
most dirty, muddy and nninyiting city at
this time of the year I ever visited. It's
population is now over 4, 5000 1t is said
TO cover more than $4,000 acres of ground,
or 122 square miles. 1t containes more
Jews than Palestine does. and more Roman
Catholics than Rome. In various directions
there are some twelve continuous miles of
houses, and it is believed if its beer shops
and gin palaces were plneed side by side
they would stretch distance of eighty miles.
The water supply of London is immense,
and averages $4,000, 900 gallons daily. Its
streets are lighted by 100000 gas lamps, in
addition to which 5000 electric lights have
recently been introduced.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-04-19

Palpitation Of the heart, nervousness,
tremblings, nervous headache, cold hands
and feet, pain in the back, and other
forms of weakness are relieved by Carters
Iron Pills. made specially for the blood,
nerves and complexion. al2,2t,
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Don't be alarmed at Bright's Disease,
Diabetes, or any disease OF the kidneys,
liver Oh urinary organs, as Hop Bitters
will certainly and lastingly cure you, and
Ii is the only thing that will. a12,2t.
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A BuRGLAR,S KIT.

The Toledo Biade says: Since the Amer
lean House changed hands the last time a
thorough renovation has been commenced.
Saturday while workmeu were cleaning out
s--.-a
found u dust covered box which they threw
out of the window. As it struck the ground
several pieces Of steel were seen to drop out
of it. and upon examination being made it
was found that the box had contained four
of the hest hardened steel drills, such as are
used by burglars in safe blowing, a skeleton
key several caps and a pair of the latest inl-
proved handouts How they came there is
not known positively, but it is thought they
belonged to gang Of thieves who were in
the city about last Fair time. Several of
the number were arrested by the police, and
it is thought the others skipped ont in snch
n hurry as 10 forget their tools and have
since been afraid TO return. Mr.. Watson,
the proprietor of the house, has presented
Detective CaYanangh with the handcufs and
still has the drills in his possession
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-04-19

Bakers PAIN PANAcEA cures pain in
Man and Beast. For use externally and
internally.
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LambertVille Water Company.
NoT1TGE

4 III persons, not having legal AUTHORITY arr.
4 n forbid trespassng on the property or H..
Iamhcrtyillc Water Company
gun, fish line or net win he prosecuted and thosa
detected u cutting or hacking trees or sapiinga
gat herring flowers irnit meddlng with the pipes,
gates ,oa.s or tue water In the creeks or reser-
MIN MN nnief the penalties prescribed by existing
person duly employed, with dog and gun, viii
have charge OF the property and tresnassin@ ., iii
be at great risk.
y y nol the intention to prevent the public, and
over the property, but to project the Water COM
pany from loss, damage and annoyance by thought :
less and careless persons.
March %, lsS2-9m.Il Standardization
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DEATHS.

White House Station, April Z
Minnie Cliekenger, aged 90 years, months.
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THE MARKETS.

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PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednes-
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Dauchy's Advertisements.

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The Jasper weekly courier., 1882-05-12

NOrlcE y hereby given % The citizens Or ireland
IN and Madison township, Dubois county. Indiana.
that ne undersigned VIII apply 10 the Board ~ County
I5s2 under the provisions 81 Act. tniifiti An Act
y refnate and license TIE sale ~ spirnpus v'nous
and malt and other Intoxicating Iiqnors 10 limit the
license Zee 20 be charged ~ cities and towns and 70
repeal All FORMER laws regulating the sale cf intoxicating
liquors and Al laws and parts of laws coming IN
aIties sor the violation thereof and declaring III e'ncr
gency. passed By the Legislature of Indiana IN 1875
- license % sell srrItnous, vinons and malt liquors.
The premises FOR term of one year The precise -.
cation where he desires % sell n IN house situated
and being upon iot No. twenty sx NJ shown
Dubois county, Indiana. uOGEN COOPER.
May, 9Th, 18s2-3v.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1882-05-12

KY0Tcr fshcrehy given 10 The citizens of1arper and
~ cambridge township Dubois county. Indiana, that
The undersi rned viii spplyfc the ncard fcounfy Com
under inc provisIons II m Act entitled IAN Act "a
regulate and license fbe sale 81 spiruous, yinous.
af Ard other Intoxicating liquors. n limit the license
fee ~ ~ tharrei by ciss and towns and % repeal al
former laws regulating The sale of Intoxicating liquors.
ana sll laws and parts of laws coming IN conflict with
thc provisions of this act prescribing penalties for ths
violation thereof and declaring On emergency passed
by The Legislature Of Indiana, IN 1915. for license "
seil erirfnons. vnous and malt liquors. IN quantities
iess tian quart IL time 70 be drank On the premi-
<cs for term of year. The precise location where
he desires scls N house, situated and being upon
ne south half n Iot No. M shown upon the original
Dubos county. Indiana. ANDREw ,. MoNERNEY.
NAY 18th. l8s1-3u.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1882-05-12
Boone Township Tlusieo's Notice.

NOTICE u hereby given that Che m
IN dcrsIgncd, Trustee or Boone town
ship. will attend at his office ~ his rcsl
dcnco on every first and third Saturdays
or every month TO attend 70 the town
ship business, and persons having busI-
mess with the township are expected 70
present it on those days.
The Township Library Il kept at The
store of Adam Rudolph, n PortersvilIc,
where persons can obtain books any day.
CuRrsf1AN RUDoLrH,
Nay l2, 1854. Trustee Boone Tp.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1882-05-12
HARRISON township Tfusieo Noiica

NOTICE is hereby given that tho I'M
= y dcrsigned, Trustee Of HARRISON town
ship, will attend to the business or tho
township at his home, east Or Haysvillc,
on Saturday Of each week, and persons
having business are expecting to present
it on that day.
OneshaIfofthc Township Library Il Al
Harrison Morgan's, at Ludlow, and one
half % John Aulenbcrgcr's shop, IN
IIaysvillc. Parties wanting books may
get them at either place.
GEoRoE FREYprRGER, Trustee
May 9th, le82--y. HARRISON Tp.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1882-05-12
FOR the yasper Courier
HIGH MORAL CULTU RE.
a Madison Township Citizen In.
vestigates hki Neighb0rhOod.


EDrroa JASPER CoURlER Seeing you
hive no correspondent from Madison
to wnships will embrace the opportu-
nit ' Of giving some Of your many readers
: bs,ne TO chaw. have been resident
Of L'ubois county for twenty-five years !;
cast my first vote for President James
K. Polk. Since I have been . resident
Or th.is county have often heard OF
Irelan,i as Whig stronghold, and final
" as Republican headquarters OF Dubois 5
county. During the last campaign 1
happencd to be present Ct ono Of the
grand Republican rallies at Ireland, and
the speaker said, II como to speak 10
you Repu blicane, because you are posted
10 the affxirs Of our country and state t;
because you are Republicans, which
means good sense and high moral cul-
turc.1 Bnt what does the word Demo-
|crat mean2 drunkenness, debauchery
and Ignorance" j then resolved to test
the town Of Ireland, and one mile each
way Is near as I could get II. find in
that boundary n legal voters. 66 Repub.
licans and q Democrats, (and 26 widow
womcn.) or the Sc Republicans, but 3
could tell what section the town Of Ire
land was in; only Is could tell who was
Governor Of Indiana before Porter took
his seat only II knew who the prescnt
Representative ia Congress from the I'd
Congressional District il; and only 3
could tell how many counties are IN the
I'd District, and one could name them |;
10 knew what Congressional District
this county Was IN.
Now. Mr.. Editor, how does this look
lin point Of general intelligence and high
lmoral culture2 But when ] made In
!quirics in regard 20 the clash and clamor
|of the town. they generally knew Il oil.
IThirty-eight could speak all manner OF
evil aud slander OF their neigbbors and
lcould not speak good word Of AM one !;
| 10 spoke very slightly Of several OF their
lncichbors and well OF few; spoke
well OF everybody, knew nothing detri-
mental Of any one.
Now, Mr. Editor. II has taken quite :
while to do this work, 20 as not 70 create
suspicion, and has cost no small amount
of trouble, but ] have got every mans
name and answer, and am now satisfied
|of one thing that / had never thought Of
before making this canvass, and that Is,
Iwhat - the cause OF 80 many widow
women living in that sectionf inst
think OF Il, IS widow women n two
miles squarel Now there isa cause, and
that, IN my opinion, u because the men
|arc lied TO death the women would die,
|also; but you know they are creatures Of
impulse, not Of solid deep thought. When
1.-THE signal IS given BY the chief liars Of
THAT vicinity 70 make set on any man.
'lW0man or child, resistance - useless
.lthcy arc gone without remedy. ] sup.
Iposo this thing OF Icing, tattling and
.'slandering, - considered IN Republican
Icyes, high moral culturel During my
canvass / met many very funny incl
s|dcnts, which will be forwarded 70 you
lin the future, which will show 70 any
1lreasonabIo man that the masses Of tht
IIRepublicans IL that section are morI
ignorant and dcbascd than the sand
u hillers OF the South. INVESTIGATOR.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1882-05-12

NOTICE fs hereby given that the m
~ dcrsigncd has been appointed Ex-
ccutrix Of the last will and testament Of
Jacob Fitt, late Of Dubois county, Indi-
ana, deceased. Said estate is supposed
to Be solvent.
MARIA NJ. FIT, ExecutrIx.
April 20th, 1082-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1882-05-12

Known sny person % hc seriously m without weak
ftouach o. Inactive liver or kiueysY And when these
organs IN good condition a. you nci md their pos
regulates ihese important organs, makes the blood
rich and pure and strengthens eyerg part q NE eys-
TEN. See other column.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1882-05-12

Hon. Will r. English. son OF the last
Democratic candidate for Vice. President
for Congress- They also adopted Z
declaration OF principles, which while
faulty In regard 10 its money proposition
as abundantly demonstrated by actual
experience, has the right ring all through
the balance Of IL Particularly IL this 50
IN regard TO the attempt 70 curtail the
inherent rights Of man by the present
proposed Repnblican proposition 70
amend the Constitution Of the State by Z
prohibitory liquor enactment. We pre-
dict that should this Amendment be
adopted, II will be found to be but one
Of q series intending 70 regulate BY gov
ermental control what shall be the re-
ligion, the auusemcnts, the literature,
the education, the apparel and the catir z
Of the people, 50 that government ma :
chinery may be made TO bring revenul'
20 favored classes more than il does now
But there is'no present danger Of its be-
ing adopted, Is che Democrats viii cit
down on il 50 hard as TO scare its most
sanguine advocates next Fall.
The following is the platform adopted: !:
!. We hold that the Government
should be administered 10 that way best
calculated to confer the greatest good
upon the greatest number without sacri-
1icing the rights Of person or of property,
and leaving the innocent creeds. habits,
costoms and business Of the people un-
1ettered By sumptuary laws, cIs 8 lcgis-
lafion or cxtortionato monopoli Is.
2. We are in favor Of sobl icty and
temperance, and al proper o cans for
the promotion Of these virtues but We
believe that reasonable and inst laws
~gn'',d % I ~ sss;r- se - .y sns.y en12Fceu'
s.s'..-.s S =. o- n:1l snsl ,.n.tI : sno e.
- .srs1ess, s.s1s ,;ss n,cn; oo1Ie iovers;ve
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J:ss.'s.s s.y e.e s.s .1.s o1.nsLn iaW lnto
e.a | .ss i,. ~ 'eSens g Inss 2 snesks
80 -" - Po.ssss Y. ~ people, .nere!oro
- =. .J.saony ssn:s:.:. ~ opPose e sny
.s -. on.4ns n.:a:.s ~ .nus .,. e ct1Le sn9
-.o = stl..sous .nu uIslt 4 quorss sno
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prohibition. n -
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-. ssse q y ~ .o..! ~. - neP1o-
49, , .-u = y ,os.eIeo 2!
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80 ..su Ia. s5 ~ Pxxy 49,
S~-,-rs . 80 vc, ,s ~ 1Lo., vs.
s;.srsa rs .se oo a.oc,soo W.
~. .s ,s. s.u 1os.ss y sny people. N,s
ss.ss<u ~. s1tS ~ - .nc ncPu' 'pcsns q gaan
80. S..nr.. y - cn.neo q 1ons upon
ss .:-.. ts.s' ~. Y. 80 ~ 'e1soeo oPPvsi'
on.oI.;on.
tecokuAz9 y - tui!est e2tcn
.s'. ~ 5e.kn.{ = % p,opie a.o w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1882-05-12

Permit No substitution-
Insist upon obtaining Fioreston Cologne. n q pre-
eminently superior ~ psrmanence and rich delicscy
fragrance.
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oxo. y. pAvisox. Gro. oauxpmAxHs
GEO. W. DAWSON q co..
PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
!. r.ydrss g.. NEW ORLEANS, "A.

Particular attention paid % ne sale u hay scrn oa
hran nour, cornmca meats. lard butter, eEkt. ps'h,
dolato onions. green and dried fruits, etc.. &c.
n<S-ousck sales and prompt returns. -
Nov. 26lh Isc0-em.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-03-18
MRS. LANGTRY.

Mr.. Joseph Hatton, the we'll in-
formed London correspondent OF
the New York Times, writing of
Mrs. Langtry, who has adopted the
stage as a profession, says that
Mr.. John Hollingshead offered her
81, 900 q week for a moths APP
pearance, which she declined, say
ing, II would rather have a mod
crate salary in a company where
could learn my profession, and
have a permanent position She
gets $500 a week at the Haymar-
ket, ond $50 a week for each
morning performance, which gives
her about $500 salary. 1t is UNI
dcrst0od she hopes in due time to
visit the United States, where hel
husband has property. There is
no truth in the cuerent belief that
she does not live with him. It is
true that his current income is moi
sufficient for her requirements and
that is the only reason why she
has Joined the profession"
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-03-18
THE KING AND THE MILLER.

Near Sans, Souci, the favorite
residence of Peter the Great, there
was a mill which inierfered with
the view from the palace. One
day the king sent TO inquire what
the owner would take for the mill;
and the unexpected answer came
back that the miller would not
sell it for any money. The king,
much incensed, gave orders that
the mill should be pulled down.
The miller made no resistance,
but folding his arms, quietly re-
marked: "The king may do this,
but there are laws in Prussia"
And he took legal proceedings,
the result of which was the king
had to rebuild the mill and be-
sides pay @ good sum of money
in compensation. Although his
majesty was much caagrined at
this end of the mater to pat the
beat face he eonId upon II, aad
turning to his cour.,efs ha r.
marked: II am glad 90 see that
there are just laws ,"d uprjEht
Judges in my kingdom"
A sequel to this incident oc-
Cured forty years ago. A de-
scendant Of thu miller of whom
we have just been apeaking had
come in possession Of the mill.
After having struggled for several
years against ever increasing
poverty, and being at length quite
unable to keep on with his BUSH
nesa, he wrote to the King of
Prussia, reminding of the incident
which we have just related, and
stating that. If his majesty felt SO
disposed, he should be very
thankful in his present difficulty
to sell the mill. The king wrote
the following reply with his own
hand:
"My Dear Neighbour cannot
allow you to sell the mill. 1t
must always be in your possession,
as long as one of your family ex-
lists, for it belongs to the history
of Prussia. | regret, however,
to hear that you are in such
strained circumstances, and there.
fore send you six thousand dollars,
in the hope that it may be OF some
service in restoring your fortunes.
Consider me your affectionate
ncighbor. FREDERIC WILLIAM.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-03-18
HOUSES BUILT OF COTTON.

OF all substances apparently
the least likely to be used in the
construction of a fire proof build
ing, cotton would, perhaps, take
the first rank, and paper che
second; and yet both these ma
terials are actually being employed
for the purpose indicated, and
their use will probably extend.
Compressed paper pulp is success
fully used in the manufacture of
doors, wall panneling and for
other similar purposes, with the
result that all risk of varying
and cracking is obviated, while
increased lightness is obtained and
the fear of dry rot is forever
banished. Papier.mache, after
having served a useful purpose in
an obtrusive manner for years as
a material for small trays, paper
knives, and other such light arti+
Giles, has now suddenly assumed a
still more important position 10
the industrial world. A still more
sudden and striking advance has
been made in the employment OF
cotton as a building material
A preparation called celluloid,
in which cotton is a leading
ingredient, has been used lately
as a substitute for ivory in the
manufacture of such articles as
billiard balls, etc., and now a
Canadian manufacturer has in
vented a process by which
compressed cotton may be used
not merely for doors and window
frames, but for the whole facade
of large buildings. The enormous
and increasing demand for paper
for it's normal uses as q printing
and writing material prevents the
extended use of papier-macbe us a
bailding material, for which i is
so we'll suited in so many ways;
but the production of cotton is
practically unlimited.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-03-18

Constable Jones held an exc.
cution against a farmer, and when
he called for a settlement the
agriculturist took him out into a
big pasture and pointed out a
wild steer az the particular piece
of property to be levied upon.
Jones chased the steer around for
a while and then sat down and
taking out his book began to
write. "What are you doing
there?' asked the granger.
"Charging mileage,'ss replied the
constable, without looking up.
"Do | have it all to pay 7" gssped
the rancher. "You bet" "Then
take this tame heifer here.
/ can't stand any such game
as that"