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tor help in desperation. Kliugsor ap.
pears and threatens Parsifal with the
sacred spear. He husls IL 1T him, bat it
remains suspended harmless over the
head OF Parsitai, who. graspiny it with
. gesture Of exalted rapture, makes
with IL the sign OF the cross, and the
whole garden withers up into desert,
while the damssls lie like shriveled
flowers about the place. Parsifal turns
to kundry. reminds her OF where only
they shall meet aRaiu. and the. sec0nd
act closes. ..-s.- %. .-a 5.....t
Tue third act opsus after lapse Of
many years in the domains OF the Grail
on Good Friday mornIng. Guraemaas.
now extremely aged. - startled by what
sounds like the moaning 0f an animal
in . thicket near by bis hsrmlt's calls.
He goes to il and dtags 0ut Kundry,
cold, stiff and nearly lifelsss. lie re-
wives her. and she, without; . word,
goes quietly to work again ~ u her 10.
bors had never ceased. As she Is draw.
ing water from spring she sees some
ono approaching through the wood. A
knight, clad In complete black Armor,
with lowered visor. walks slowly up
and sits down by tile spring. Gsrne-
manz addresses him, but, getting no reply
reminds him that Il Sis GO0d Friday
morning, and that no Que bearing weap-
Uus may come nexr Monsslvat. on that
holy day. R,siug silently the knight
thrasts the spsar into the ground snd
takes of hts h-Inss. rsses iaK tbs fSee
Vi Partial. GurueMsnzi rsceysizse aegt
him and then The sacred ,sp:ar. Al, ~
does this We hear first The 'Fool.moeF
and aiterward the "0rayJ motive" 4r.
sifal then gres,s GarHlmaGz. and te9s
him of h!s long and wshry wandetts41
in search OF Aoasalvat. !GurnsmsnS
and Kuudry remove Ills srmor, while
tho latter bathss bis feet in the spi Ing
and dries them with her hair. Kuniry
takes flask OF oinment and ponrs part
Of 1t ON biz feet. Parslt,l bands the
rest Of it %: p:aurnsmAnz, a,kipS him u
pour It op HE hssd. tor io-A9Ne nuss
bs. anointsd kings Guss44e1s tAea
anoints him king. And ~ htAs kecs
Parsiial baptizea knnary. i9E.sGeeF
brings Ost a cost ct Wati and nt4t14 ns
the Knights st the Gsatl, which hs.Sga
Kundry put on P.rsstsE ;ghsa be 90
Gurnemanz. followed o8HldsEsst ont
tor the castle Of the Cad ,sAese Ne
knights are assembled. SoseaNaS9 RR
tho death Of the old kiDg. 1A5F1E1ek
Amiortas. conscience siTiekea sRe;
rowing. has tor long time rafaaS4 u
uncover the Grail; and Titursl,
psfvsd Of the supernatural s,rsDgth q
lent him, hss brsalhed his last. Aniortas
10 brought In, and the ksights. prsssinS
around him, urge him olos moro 10 un.
cover the Grail. He refuses, and ibsEs
them - end bis misery. By plunsine
their swords int his breast. PsfHtal
comes forward, touches AnfOrtss' eide
with the point OF the spear and tha
wound Is healed. Parsiial annousee,
that henceIorth hs 10 to gsvsra In Am
iortss' place, asd commands them q
open The shrine Of the Grail. He hold,
Il aloit and. as all kazs % il with ,n'
tense rapture. the cartaln dsseeuds
Kundry sinking slowly to the ground
dead,
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Aud not only did it not succeed.
buI it has wrought out n surprising
revenge ou the cOnspirstOrs. The
subject Of tariff reform has been
brought vividiy 10 the public mind.
Tue xudscity Of the attempt to steal
tho results Of the election has served
only to awaken the people. aud to
arouse indignation against y system
which seeks to sustaiH itself by sNci,
treschsry. That. which the most
strenuous efforts Of the free.trsders
has hitherto fsilett to do. the protec.
tfOnists themselves have done by
their chtcaltery. Tho tariff question
10 up for dtscsassion how-sud free
discnssJ0s certainty iaeans FREQ trate.
I viii RivB but QUE instance Of Whist
10 g6fHK on In this direction. ln ths
bsEinHsnY Of 1881. almost before the
saaIOks' OF the battle had cleared away,
the congressional FREQ trade alliance
was formed. 1t was, essentially, .
protest by free traders III cOugress
'xxAinst the sttempts Of the psrty
msuagsrs TO smother thsie apeaches.
But IL comprised no more than thirty
men. and could exart hardly more
force than the separate and personal
influences OF the tneMbers. Que wear
,hs' tariff oasstina. Noe tbsu thai:
on the one sidc IS 4 nOsiiiye fore.
demanding reform III the direction Vi
thers Il, s,nothinr, Sns resls,smoe: mot
A. IN An esrerness to entsr ths fent
for the esta6fish,nent Of ihc prAa.osive
nolicv. ri, = aasftS to skssssast of IL.
to nostpUss ,ths :, s,tusv,,,s't. sns.s -ske,
.Goor.u n,il hspiv tho sesrS Ea-s nsSr.
Ths v.i,iug sias h.. M J ~ csn,.
nission bili hss nsss.a ihs 6s,.Ss. -.
q vofe of 161 10 oas I'M vSSt sfr5.Ses
srs shown for IN. wear In 'this voss /
I"6 of si,;s XXI r. ro..S 80 -
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DO YOU PLAY, WHY NOr1

DY using SC pcr's instantaneous Guide 10 the
ID Keys of The Plane amt Organ any pers on,
figures. San learn to play in ONE HOUR with. Ut
n teacher THIS is no humbug; money will Lv
refunded II not us represented The Guide,
with % pieces Of music. will he sent to any AL
Sress receipt of 81. Send stamp Tor circs,
Aars. AIaress march4ly
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Feveredand Sick Per-
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Throat it is a
sure cure.
COntaGion destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
ChiIblains, Pile 8,
Chahngs, etc.
Rheumatism cured.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth
it can't be surpassed.
C0tarrh relieved and
cured.
EryBipolas cured.
relievedinstantly.
Scars prevented.
Oyeontery cured.
Wounds healed rapidly.
2 Scurvy cured.
. An Antidote for Animal
or Vegetable Poisons,
Stings, etc.
l used the Fluid during
our present affliction with
Scarlet Fever with de-
cided advantage. 1t is
indispensable to the sick
room. WM. F. SAND
FORD, Eyrie, Ala.
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Faith.


from the Golden Rule
In perfect peace God keeprth those
Whose Mlnds are stayed on Him;
Relieving. trusting. they repose
In faith. though hope be dim.
Faith can endure all present i'll r
As seelng Him unseen
Who gives US strength to do His will,
Or bear, with soul serene
Midst fortunes frowns, distresses. griefs,
Temptations rude assall;
Faith still keeps heart, In Him abides,
Whose promised help meier fails.
Faith hears Code fond assuring voice
Abnve the thunders loud,
Sees His benignaDt, smiling face
Through the dark threatening cloud.
Faith owns charm which none NAV scorn.
A precious secret knows;
Where worldly minds bewall the thorn,
Faith sees the budding rose.
~ Soaring on noiseless wings.
llIi, distant from earth's mtsts and lars
In Calm pure air she sings.
Faith views this life as pilgrimage;
We tent on foreign strand,
Still tOlling on to reach at length
Our home, the Heavenly land,
Faiths torch the dangerous ron d illurpes
Which leads us to the tomb:
Through shalOwy vistas we discern
Bright shores beyond the gloom.
Though tossed on times tempestuous zone.
A realm Of restless outlines;
Faith. foiling death, upbears the soul
To gates OF Paradise.
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The Style Of Girl He Desired

Face intelleciual!-
Color and tone
All the accom- .lishments
Real homegrown.
Eyes-here hesitate-
Rather like blue;
Black nntan obstacle;
Hazel would do.
Nose OF the Grecian type;
Not To seem proud,
Some little latitude
Herein allowed.
Figure that's qnrrzable-
Plump but not fat
Steer clean OF fecragginess,
Could not stand that.
Quiet and lady-like,
Dress-. with taste:
Ankle displayable,
Neat little waist.
RGnnd Ofhome duties. her
Element quite;
Pie-criIst especially
Warrant, d light.
Common accomplishments.
hut. in n word.
Those OF the useful kind
Greatly preferred.
Little bit musical,
Able TO sing
Claribsl. Gabriel
Ihat sort OF thing.
CiIatty and sociabie,
Likes u cigar;
Pleasant old people, pa
Pa and mamma.
PiOus, devotional,
Gentle, and Kind;
Teach In the Sunday school
If she's q mimi.
Lady of such u stamp
Wanting u beau,
Strictly IN confidence.
Knows where to 20.
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Weeklg gntellisenfer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
PACIFIC RAIROAD TINE TABLE.

PACIFIC RAIROAD TINE TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for ST. Louis and the
Express aud Mail ior St Louis, East. si5P. n.
ARRIVE. :.
Express and Mail from st. LOUIS, East
Accommodation from ron St. Louis. East
anu S00'n' c.BEN RUSSELL. Agent gent.
NO. P. R. R.-K. C. & z. DIVISION NARRow
p.as.nxsg LxxyE LEXINGTON FOB KANSAS CITY; TN
Freight and accommodation ...... :: .l:U r. n.
:, ARR1vh AT LEXINGTON.
FreiSbt and accommodation .. Ii :W4 n.
S' A'' A'''C Z. BIN. RUSSELL. Agent.
WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
LEAVE LEXINGTON
crains tor st. Louis. X. and st. Joe IS Il
Trains for ST. LOUIS and East. .s:s5 p n
ass-~s AkR1vE At LEXINGTON
From st. t.Louissnd all points East. g as A n
FrOIn Kansas City and all points West. q: IS A
From St. Louis X. c. and st; Jo;; s:ss rA
n. q BISHOP, Agent.
CHICAGO ALTON R. Rat HlasINsv1LLE.
GOING EAST.
No. 4s. Kansas City Mail ... ... $50 A. n.
No. ~. Night Express -. .......... 9O6 P. n.
No. 5. Denver Express. y:29 P. \.
NO 1Ols LOCAL CIetRuG... ..1s.Oo r. u
GOING WEST.
No. 6, Denver Express. 800. go. 6:35 A. n.
No. 80. Kansas City Night Express. 1908 A. II.
No 48. Kansas City mail ............. 7:3S ?. y.
No. lO2. Local Freight. .l03S A. n.
CHICAGO TINE. .,-.f
Nos. Al. 4s. 40 and SO daily. Nos l0l aad lOe
daily except Sundays. No. daily except
Saturdays and Sundays. No. daily except
Sundays and MOnays. -
We keep full line of through tickets to all
principal points in United States and Canada
al bottom prices. t-
R.P. PRIoE, Agent.
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A SENSIBLE SUGGESTION.
From the Philadelpnia Times !,

Perhaps this country had better be
"rnsd over I" Jay G"uId to luu ON
si ares. II Is what Gould .eems to want,
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|Diphtheria
Prevented.

The physicians here
use Darbys Fluid very
successfullyin the treat
ment Of Diphtheria.
A. SroLLENwRRcK,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases of Death it
should be used about
the corpse-it will
prevent any unpleas-
ant smell.
The eminent Ply.
sician, j. MARION
SIMS, M D.. New
York, says: "I am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is a
valuable disinfectsnt "
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SMALLPOX

PITTING of Small
Pox PREVENTED
Amember ofmy fam
lily was taken with
Smallpox. l used the
Fluid : the patient was
not delirious, was not
pitted, and was about
the house again in three
weeks, and no others
had it. j. w. PARK
rrean PHILADELPHIA
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II 10 estiMated that the corn crop
OF tue United States for tile ear will
be worth S720, ,00o, 900.
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Eradicates
MALARIA.

all Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting on
the Sick should use it freely. Scarlet Fever has
never been known to spread where the Fluid was
used Yellow Fever has been cured with it after
black vomit had taken place. The worst
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w.,IAeR Nm. II. chill
WALLACE T. CHILEs.

4 rroRNEYs AND CoUNsELLORs AT At
IA Law, Lexington. Mo- OmSe, n.at rom "nnosits
~ conrt house. win practice in the courts 81
siavette aud surrounding counties, anu aso o,a ~
he Supreme court OF tue state oil Missoa, ,.- the
n. u s Circuit and District courts io' "a"
western District Ol Missouri:
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Judge OF the Supreme Court,
THOMAS A. SHERWOOD.
For Railroad Commissioner.
JAMES HARDING.
For Superintendent of Public Schools.
WILLIAM L. COLEMAN. o
For Congress-Fiith District,
GRAVES, of Lafayette Count!
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
WILLIAM H. CARTER.
For Presiding Justice County Court,
ROBERT A. BARNETT.
For Associate Judge County Court,
Western District
JOHN A. LOCKHARr.
For Associate Judge County Court,
Eastern District.
JAMES w. HARRISON.
For Sheriff. E
BENJAMIN ELLIOTT.
For County Collector.
GEORGE NJ. MOUNTJOY.
For Treasurer.
BENJAMIN r. IRELAND.
For County Clerk.
WILLIAM 3. STEELE.
For Circuit Clerk.
FRANK TRIGG.
For Recorder,
JACOB d. CONEI.K
For Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN s. BLACKWELL.
For Assessor,
WILLIAM A. THORNTON.
For Probate Judge.
JAMES B. HORD.
For Public Administrator.
JOSEPH A. WILSON.
For Coroner.
DIR. JAMES g. RUSSELL.
Township Officers.
Leaington TOwnehip-Justices of the Peace,
.-... HARRISON SMITH.
WILLIAM r. TUTT.
ROBERT A. HICKLIN.
For Constable,
FRANK N. THOMAS.
Clay Township-Justice OF the Peace,
SAMUEL LOCkIARr.
GEORGE W. FERRELL.
For Constable,
JESSE JEFFERSON.
Davis Townshir-Justices OF the Peace.
JOSEPH CARTER.
JOHN LlvENGOOD.
For Constable.
AZARIAH HIGGINS.
Middleton Township-Justices of the Peace,
JOHNE. CORDER.
1T. GOODWIN.
For Constable.
JOHN CHRlSMAN.
Bar Township-Justices Of the Peace.
WILLIAM Hail.
IT. RUSSELL.
For Constable,
LARKIN FERGUSON.
Washington township-Justices OF the Peace.
ROBERT MATHEWS.
JOHN WHEATLEY.
For Constable,
A. II, KELLY.
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Mans Fidelity.

As said good -bye at the station
In little country town.
And kissed away the tsar-drops
While her HAIR fell beWitchinRly down,
And she looked at me so sweetly
And said. "YOu will not fOrRet''-
lswOre to her i Il he faithful,
And called her dear little pet.
Then the train bore me back to the CITY.
To busily toll each day;
There was scarcely time to remember
My girl SO far away;
But when the day was ended,
And ] sat in the silence alone,
Then thought OF the little daisy
should Claim sOme day as my own.
Three nights bore mp bravely
AS thought Of the lims to cnme,
Three nights tried to be cheerful,
lsut was only silent and glum;
And then upon the fourth night
gave my Mnlstache q tWirl,
Put on my killing necktie,
And-called on another girl.
Faith.
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Suddenly, turning to Kundry. Gurae.
manz asks her sharply, Where vert
thou when our commander lost the
spear 2" and again We hear the ''Spell-
mo:ive," this time more strongly mark
ed. AS Que OF the esquires asks Gurne-
manz about the loss of the epear The old
knight uniolds the whole story Of King
sor, of A miortas' fall and Of the loss OF tho
sacred spear. When Titurel. the
Oh, istisn king. was sore beset BY pagan
enemies. the Gral,-the cup which was
used at the last Passover, and which
caught the Savior's blood upon the GROSS,
and the spear BY n hich that blood
was shed we're sent to Titurel from
heaven a. q token Of assisiancs from
above. For these holy things Titurel
built the Castle OF Mousalvat, where
dwelt the knights OF the Grail. None
could attain to their service unless he
were p rtec,ly pure. Klingsor strovs
Tor it, but unable to stife the evil
thoughts OF his mind. f.i:ed. Then, he
went over altogether to the Evil One
and swors birter ennity " the servants
OF the Grail. He J., Arued m"gic arts,
aud by Their means turned the wilder
ness iutO u iairy garden, which he peo-
pied with blnominy mai.iens, whom he
employed t. .seducs ,bs Grkil's defepd-
ers. Many ot:tht IN iell. and sore was the
sorrow in Monsalvat. At last, borne
down BY the weight OF yssrs, Titurel
gave up the regal power T., bis son Am
iortas. The latter started forth TO con-
quer k'ingsor, but fell victim to tho
fasCii. nti"ns Ot one Of the enchanted
maidens, and as hs lay in her arms
klingsor sto.e the sacred spear md
with it irtlicled the wound which still
rankies In Ainfortas' side. Amfortas.
conscence-ttr cksn and wretched. kuelt
at the plnndered sanctuary OF the Grail.
praying Tor some sign Of hope, when
there appeared . heavenly face above
the shrine iroa, whose lips came thsss
words: -'
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DARBYS
PR0PHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.

For Scarlet and
Typhoid Feve RS,
Diphtheria, Sail
walton, liberated
Sore Throat, Small
PQx. Measles, and
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'fHI'S HAIR Dye,

GRAY HAIR or WHIsKRRs changed TO GLOSSY
BLACK BY q single application 81 this DYE. II
ln,pArtS natural color and acts instantaneouslY.
Sold by Druggists. OF sent by express on recebt
OF One Dollar.
ONCE, 3B Murray Street, New York.
(Dr. TUFTS MAECAL Of Y0lss0bleN
Information and Usefssl Rseetpts
NsOSlS A0 sss0Iled FREE On 0vplSo0&t0ss.I
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DENTIST.

nnnrshanse over Al, n keilerss seUre.
suihe sst corne' AAin anI
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RS. ~ . MENG.

II F. BASsELf., d. d. S.-OFFlCE ovEh
j kiiehn v Meyers Boot ami Shoe store, .tc Lex
l,u,.,,.s a JuiylS
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aTToRNEY-Ar-LAW.L Lexington, MO-. OF.
"A lice with Alex. Graves. ESQ over ,e ;y,e nmy,e
xNew,s store Will practice IN all the courts
nriatay etie and adjoining Counties, anu I'D Tue 1
StsIt supreme Court. Colleeuons prohpsy
Iaade. Taxes p.i.t lor non-Ieslusntis siii.itaS m
: Reuls collected, &c. Patronage sohci'eo'
UanlUyrl)
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MEDICAL.
NM q. w. YOUNG,
DDl. r. HNCHAM BERs.

.HYsIClAN AND SURGEON; office and resi-
dence on Oak (Coileh and south sLTss.s' s.5,,.
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ATTORNEYS.
80 .vrAUn. XRNOPHON RYLAND,
'nH Notary Public
u uvr.AND n RYLAND.

.trroRNEYs AT LAW, Lexington, Mo.
. "A nSe. over No. CT, Main street Practice
al the OF Lafayette and M ,a snd
,ls.s;, -. ..n,,rt II the United States. frOnpt
.tssntion given to collections and all ,"Is "tsef
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-30

DR. J. ". MENGs
YCURGEON DENTIST ,onice opposite
- the courthouse, u STAIRS, Lexing- dJYJ(y9
Ton. MissOuri. @
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

G2-By the returns Of our county cleo
Zion II will be seen that Mr.. Haskins Is
elected Recorder over the present incom-
bent, Mr.. Leming- Mr.. Haskine owes
his election to his being consistent and
active Democrat more than any other
cause. Mr.. Leming, although Repub-
lican, was elected four years ago, and has
made a. excellent officer, leaving the
ONCE in better condition than Il has
ever been before, and he was generally
liked by the people. But the mad efforts
or bobby sleigh in the Argus, and HE -.
sane dcnunciation Of al democrats, and
urging Republicans 70 "vote n I'm
scratched ticket bore fruit that nigh
be expected among Democrats on Tues
day. although Il sacrificed good maj
and officer. But as Cal Jones says, "som'
men can't learn any sense till they ar
knocked down aud their eyes gouge'
out" Go IN, bobby.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

o. Stealey telerrsphs the Courier
journal Thursday morning that the De-
mocracy have carried Indiana by - 600
majority elected nine out of a Con-
grcss,ncn--Kleiner. S:ockslagcr, Cobb,
Holman, Watson, Lamb, Ward, Wood
and I1owcry.--a gain Of five. The Dem
ocrats have elected eighteen Senators,
out Of IS, an unprecedented gain, max
ing the next Indiana Senate ~ Demo.
Gratis 70 % Republicans The house \ So
Democrats 10 IS Republicans, major.
ity Of 81 on joint ballot. No chance fol
prohibition enactments there. The total
vote IN the State IL about 10000 less thar
~ 1850. The Greenbackcrs poIled about
1000 votcs--a decrease Of 5000 IN two
years. Democrats everywhere arc JOLT
flying over the glorious victory, and de-
claring that Mcdonald and Cleveland
will form winning tickat IN 1854.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

HFMr. Schumacher pulls into the
Auditors Office BY the skin Of bic teeth
--only one majority in vote Of over :
600 This i close work, and we are in
formed Mr.. Granddaughter will contest
The election in court. lie claims that
two votes which were cast for him IN
Bainbridgc township were thrown out
illegalIy--thc voters having cast double
ballot. one with all the names Of county
candidates upon Il, unscrAtched, while
the others were properly scratched 80 q.
90 make legal ballot; the election board
did not count either Of them, while IN
Ferdinand nd Columbia townships bal
lots cast in the Same way, but agains
him. were counted and only the balIo
containing all the names thrown out. !
these ballots should be counted he claim
10 have one majority, or If they shouls
not be counted in the other townships ~
claims il would give him one majority
On the other hand Mr.. Schuhmachc
claims that illegal votes were cast for 81
opponent. more than enough to over
come these votes under any circumftan
ces. Mr.. Gramelspacher presented q
affidavit 10 the canvassing board IN re
gard 10 the cambridge township votes
and asked an investigation, and for q
while quite an excitement prevailed. bu
che majority Of the canvassers voted iha
they had no power 70 60 "behind the y
tnrne,v ofthc township board, and woul
only canvass those returns, holding tha
& was the duty Of the Judges on the cleo
tion board It each precinct 10 decid
what were legal ballots.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

EDiroR COURIER Our town % still
improving. Cox n Co., ere building :
saddIer shop on their mill lot.
r.. +. Milburn II fixing NJ the cuIvcrts
IN Boone township, and has rebuilt the
Birch creek bridge, on the PortcrsvilIs
and Petersburg road. He he's put IN q
new bridge II feet long.
Our election here passed OF very quiet
and pcacebIe.
James ~. Farris has fine boy q hi,
house.
Mr.. WIN. KrodeI's residence caught
firo from tho fIue this week, but thu
flames were discovered and exiinguishcs
before much damage was done. Had
the fire occurred a night the honso Woul(
probably have been destroyed.
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Indiana Democratic by 10000.
Returns received at indianapolis indi-
cate Democratic majority in the State
NJ the election Tuesday Of 10000 on tbe
State ticket. with gain Of Congressman
IN The l~t. 9Th. 18th and i2th dist, making
tie Indiana delegation stand nine Dem
ocrats and four Republicans. Tho Lcgis'
laturc will be Democratic.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant
IN to On order, the surveyor Of Dubois
county, Indiana. will on the l1th day q
December, 1882, proceed TO re-survsy ths
town OF 81. Marks, in Dubois county
Indiana, and locate the lines and csta0
lish the corners Of the same. All persona
interested ere hereby notified 70 attend
GEoR0E X. Cox.
ANTHONY TRoxLER.
November 3d, 1882-3w.
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snlt problem II invirorsies body and mind withcu
incx'rstInr. ana Ia brought health and happiness
many II solste homes Enquirer. sssofhsr column.
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