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THE CIRCUS FRS.
Terrible Details of the Fire at BurdItschefr.


NEW York, Jan. 30.-The English mails
fire. The Vienna correspondent of the LoH-
don Chronicle gives the following account
The performers had reached the fifth
iten in the programme, twenty clowns be-
ing in the ring, when another clown in act
ing costume rushed in shouting Fire
fire." At first the people thought this was
part of the programme and laughed, but
Immediately afterward the ringmaster
rushed in and gave the alarm. The scene of
horror that ensued was INDISPENSABLE. The
audience was so closely packed that motion
was almost impossible. Some in despair
flung themselves from the galleries and
parents unable to save themselves made
desperate attempts TO save their children
By throwing them down into the ring.
Some OF the men wearing the long coats of
the Russian Jews were entangled on spikes,
and remained hanging in the air while the
whole building resounded with heartrend-
ing cries. In the ring where the clowns had
been performing there was q carpet, and in
little while the children were safe in the
cen'er of this, but when the grown people
in their despair began jumping from the
dress circle and galleries, the whole ring
became an inextricable mass, in which the
children were trampled TO death and
snfocatei before the flames reached
them, but even this was not the
worst. The horses soon became unman-
ageable, and about dozen of them, driven
mad with pain and terror, broke into the
Fing, trsmpling to death the people huddled
kogether there. All this occurred in less
Time than it takes to describe it, and in ten
minutes all was over, at least half the peo-
pie who had been in the building being
burned to death or suffocated.
At the windows and various exits scenes
of the most horrible description were en-
acted, some of the strongest, in their efforts
10 eKtricate themselves from the struggling
mass. forcing others, nearer than them
selves, into the flames
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scrofula a. d general debility The
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Important Proc,. :, ation.

Hon. Peter Bowe is Sheriff of the Citya
County of New York. Recently, in CONVEX
sation with one of our reporters, Mr.. Bowe
proclaimed the following fact: 81 consider
St. Jacobs Oil an excellent remedy, and one
that ought certainly TO find its way into every
household. Mrs. Bowe always has q bottle
of it there. and makes family remedy of
it'-New York Evening Telegram.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
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remedy was discovered by q missionary IN South
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When Howard wrote: 81 find a pity hangs
upon his breast" the fellow had evidently a
cold, end had not yet been informed that
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was the only safe
remedy.
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ual debility 81
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BUSINESS PROPERTY m
UAYSvlLLE
For SAIsE.

TINE undersigned wishes 70 cell MI
l store-honse il HaysviIle. Il u the
best business house in the town. and
the town Is one Of the best business
points in Dubois county. IL Il now
occupied BY John Neikam, with !
good assortment OF merchandise, which
will be soil with the house III desired,
and possession given . soon As sold. II
house Is sold separate, possession will be
given IN 4 week thereafter. This - !
good chance for . business man with .
small capital, a. easy terms Of payment
will Be- made II well secured. Apply on
The premises. or BY letter 10
JACOB NEIEAM.
Aug. 3, 'S5-3ts HsysviIlc, Ind.
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WARN FEELING ~ A FAMILY.-It has
been known among the neighbors for
several months that the worthy black
smith, VIM. Gasser, and his fair spouse.
|0f Jasper, werc living together rather
|coldly. The .green eyed monster jeal-
0usy,r was said 70 possess both OF them
come, but seemcd 10 more fully arouse
her than him. He was always industri-
0us, and had not much time 70 loose Ger
fAncied lille, - Il kept him busy 70 sup
ply the nceds Of ~ increasing family,
aud bic hammer might BE- heard ringing
on The anvil early and late. But he took
an occasional glass OF beer, and @ such
times talked 20 the female bar-kecpers,
if they Woro present, much % his Wifo's
disgust. On Monday morning be eays
she accused OF him or spending more
than beer money with them, and be &C.
cused her OF taking bis money, when
she said she could make money, too, and
he told her % do % then and not bother
him. and stopped 70 the stove 20 light
bis pipe, when she threw : bucket OIL
boiling water on him, knocking him
over, with the force OF Il. and then went
into swoon herself He got up and
hurried % Dr.. Wells, who had 70 cut his
shirt o. or him, and the skin peeled oifl
as Il Wa taken from one side or his body.
His head and face and legs ere also bad
" scaldcd, and II be had not quickly
turned his face when he saw Il coming
both eyes would have been put ont. HE
was taken % the residence or Mr.. John
5praucr, whore be il being nurscd. His
wife was overcome BY nervous excite
mcnt, and required The attendance Of =
, physician. We understand she claims
he hot water was spilled on him acct
lontally, and that no then knocked hcrl
down. The public believe the hot water
episode created more warmth than ID
1calthful IN family relations, and will
cad % final scparai o. between them.
They have mn intcrcS II family ~ chill
ircn, who have universal sympathy.
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0r The bess tramp Of lhe tribe, who
epeaks German, Frcuch, Spanish and
Danish, with smattcring of EngIish,
and who scaled The Alps with Napoleon.
fought under Wellington &C Waterloo,
served u tbo Danish army al through
ne Austrian campaign, and helped drive
naximtllIaa out Of Mexico, passed
snrosgh Sasper Tuesday, tramping biz
wsy g TeKaa. the hope or bic future life
Where he intends % settle down, marry
and raiec tAnriiy yet.
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~ these times when our Newspaper,
are Hooded with patent medicine advcr.
i'sements. i Is gratifying u know VIVA,
70 procure that will certainly cnre you,
u You are Bilious, blood ont Of order,
Liver inactive, or generally debilitated'
there is nothing in The world that viii
cure you 50 quickly g Electric Bifters.
they ere blessing to al mankind: and
can be had for only fifty cents bottle 81
Mehringer Bros. Drug Store. jasper. and
2. ". Swartz, Huntingburg, Indiana. 2.
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There are good many Roman catho.
iic priests IN Ireland who are hcrctics.
according 70 Cardinal McCabe, Or Dub
~. That eminent ecclesiastic holds
mat any one who disobeys tho p.p.l
circular condemning the Parnell n.nd
ne been guilty or heresy. Full one
third q The Irish priesthood, including
several priests Of the Archdiocese Of
Dublin, have subscribed since the circu-
Ter was Issued.
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Inc -. Louis and Texas Narrow.
guaRe n q. from -. Louis. via Cairo. "
le>afknna, was opened for business tLi.
week. and quite celebration was held
where ne road crosses the Arknn.a-
river ~ fridge LEO feet long. Tie
harrow-euag system bids fair ere lnno
% rival The standard guave Ior through
business, and y increasing its compare.
i've mileage AZ rapid rnte.
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PERSONAL. Mr.. WIN. Stone. OF Boon.
VILE, paid jasper pleasant visit Satur.
day lest. Come again.
Mr.. VIM. Lee, OF Jacksonville. e
growing hearty rusticating az Mrs. win
Inger'e. near Jasper. He was Ia town
Monday 70 get some news.
Mr.. Henry Bosquet, or Louisville
80 selling the famous Dubois cigar TO
dealers ~ Dubois county this week.
They al say IL bound to create lots Of
smoke.
Ar. q. Zuckriegel, the proprietor o.
the Rockport marble works. and Who
has several 6ne specimens OF monuments
- several places IN this county. VA IL
Jasper On Monday last.
Mrs. Berger, Of Cincinnati, r. visiting
q Mr. +. Fink'i IN Jasper.
Capt. Daniel, The genial landlord OF the
Daniel House, Il Ct home on abort re-
spite from HE duties on The river.
Nessrs. Geo. Friedman, John Bauer
md John r. Chrismon paid visit 70
Evansville on business this week.
Rev. w. J. Darby. or Evansville. nae
q through Jasper Monday night On his
Eay 70 attend the funeral services OIL
Dora, little daughter OF Rev. S. J.. Mar
N, g Ireland, on Tuesday.
nr. q. G. Hobbs. OF Jasper. and Mr..
Elijah Hobbs. Of Madison township. len
~ the train Tuesday, to view SELL cir !
ne at Salem. They will also take look |
4 the Louisville Exposition. and b.
present At the old Settlers meeting I'll
connfv fhie -ooE 1,h~..I
re both natives, and consider tbcmsclves
'ery old settlers Of that county.
Miss Steiner, handsome young lady
4 Tell City, IL visiting her sister, Mr..
'chcnk, IN Jasper, and creating quite
urry IA some Of the young gentlesneE's
reasfa.
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-" Why. Mrs. Smith. where did
"" xet ihat nice farniiures NV how
nIrr u Looks. and IN how Il shines
Wherc dii you ges m
~ ~. nr-. Brown. got II AZ Allies
nro'her- o. course. They keep hctie,
furniture now Than anybody ever did IN
Dubois county before
Ms. Brown. ~" You ID -ny n
AIRS -" les, aud 'hsi = not al. for
re. are selling Il cheaper than II seems
an.hoiy cont sell II ! inst WANT yon.
nnn every body else 10 20 there and seq
Their stock Of fine furniture. Yon iusi
"ngi' ~ zee The crowd swar,ni...r n NJ
Allies brothers @ buy furniture H.
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~. T.. SIP AYD
Jasper. In diana.
March, 9Th, 1se3-ly.



|AOTICE Il hereby given that the On
~ dersigned, County Commissions
|of Dubois county, BY order OF the b - "a
will LEI q Public Cutlery. at the place
where the work is 10 Be done. on
MONDAY, AUGUST 27rH, 1858,
q 10 90 O'Clock .. N the reprkring Or
|trestle bridge across . hollow, On IN
Jasper and BoonvilIe road. near the farm
|of Robert Cox. Il will require new
|ircHtles entire.
Also, on the same day q about 2 D,
clock p. ~. the building cf two eton,
abutmcnts for bridge across Lick Hun
where the Jasper and BoonviIle road
crosses said run, near r. Stenfienagel''
farm, il Madison township, the contract
or 70 furnish I'll materials At the Same
time will Jet the building OF the bridge
70 rest on said abntments. The bridge
will be - open bridge, about 81 feet
'ong.
will let on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 2ern, 1888.
Il about 10 90 o'clock .. M. the build.
ing Of tresfIc bridge about 40 feet long
across . slough near where The Hunting.
burg and sulphur Springs road crosses
Psfoka river.
Also, on the same day q 2 o'clock D.
~. tho repair Of an abntmcnt on the
bridge. where the Hun
'ingburg and Sulphur Springs road
crosses Patoka river. The abutmrnf
will have 70 be taken down and rebuilt
AZ the same time will lei the nece..
sarv repairs Of the wood work OF said
bridge.
Also. 1 win let on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 2erH. 1883
Il about 10 90 o'clock 4, rn., the building
,f two stone abutmenfs for = bridge
lcross Big Flat creek. where the Jasper
Ind Sulphur Springs road crosses said
:reek. near Doc Anderson's farm.
Al the same time and place will lei
he contract for building The wooden
bridge to rest On said abntments. said
bridge will Be about IS feet long.
Also, at about ? 90 O'Clock b. M. I'd
'amc day will LEI the contract FOR hufId-
ng two stone abntnents. on Little Flat
:reek, where said jasper and Sulphur
Springs road crosses aid creek. near
Elijah, Hobbs farm.
Also, at the same time will b let the|
,ontract for building wooden BRIDGE
. rest on said abntments. Said BRIDGE
will Be abonf IS feet long. All 81 thcl
'bove work Il IL Madison township.
Also, I will let on
THURSDAY, AUGUST sorH, 1881.
L about 10 90 o'clock I. m, the repair|
i the stone work Of the Mill Creek
ridge, on the Haysville and PortcrsvilleI
Dad 10 Boone township
Also, will let on
FRIDAY, AUGUST sisr, 1883.
be building Or ! trcstlo bridge across d
Tough on The Jasper and Armstrong;
'erry road near Tho farm o. James,
stewart, ST., IL Madison township. Thcl
ridge will be about 81 feet long.
Plans and specifications for All of the
hove work may bc seen II any time afI
be Office Of the Auditor Of Dubois CONN.,
Y, III Office hours.
The right 10 reject any or al bids III
cscrvcd BY the undersigned.
WILLIAM @. BRITAIN.
Cou~ry COMMISSIONER.
July nth, lso3--@w,
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BAsKET MEETING. -Thcre viii IL :
basket meeting Il NJ. Zion church, n
Sass township. on Sunday. Aug. 18th.
Every body is invited 10 attend and
bring their baskets well filed. Rev. w.
NJ fuctt, 81 Grandview, and Rev. s. r.
Anderson will hold services.
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VICTORY over PAIN. Z

Ashley Electric Mcdicafra Pia.iefs
stop ~ pain rnl scher ma wonderfully
tone np ~ ss-ur.. Superior ~ an>
li'ss'cr: For raIe ~ Druggists and ~
the Electric Plaster 60. ia Fnlton
Street. New York. >eni Is rfs NJ stamps
TOR r trial plaster. Jn', ~. IS - 49,
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nFAr. +. L. Sweeney returned from
: visit 70 The Louisville Exposition Tues
DAY. Re combined business with pleas
urc. and while IN Louisville entered the
service o. Il. a. Higgins 8 o.. dealers
On kentuckv'e staple, old Bourbon, and
will hereafter travel for them.
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~ Peter kronenberger, Of Ferdi-
nand, hung himseIf IN stable last week.
and Va found dead BY one OF bic family.
He was stonc-masons and worked Tor
some time IN Jasper on the Catholic
church. No Cause u known for tie rssh
act, unless Il Wss drinking too much.
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@Ihe circus pays The CouRIER e
much for one column one time y 81 does
she Times for three columns. The cir
cue mans bead q level, for havinga good
snow they want 70 put their money
where 4 will do The most good and
znrce times - many read the CoURrER -
read the Timce. Sec! But neither will
revel IN wealth from the proceeds.
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All overthc '>ni src going into cc.ta
~ over br. King New discovery 70,
Consumption. Their unsoogei fur re-
coverv nv the tune, a.r ~ sl|i. great III.
saving remedy. can- 'icnn N M. neari,
"'ia " - praise. u II guaranteed n
positively cure Severe Coughs. Co'i-
As'l'fi'a.'Ilny Fever, bronchitis. Hoafsc.
n's'' Los. of Voice. ~ any Affection "a
ne Throat and Lungs Tfi~l Bottle.
Tree ~ MehrinKer Bros. DRUG store. .Ias.
ne,' nnd 2. W. Swariz. Hunlingbnrx.
Ind. Large sixc <Ipl.
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The greatest medical wonder or the
world. Warranted 20 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises. Cuts. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum.
Fever sores. Cancers. Piles, ChiibIains.
Corns. letter, Chapped Hands. and ali
Skin Eruptions. guaranteed 70 cure in
every instance, or money refunded. IS
cents per box. For Sale BY Mchringer
Rros.. Jasper, and z. w. Swariz. Hunt
ingbnrg. Ind.
Feb. 9th. B3.--iv.
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oosnNf hArks.-Commcncing sun
WY, My ~. and continuing during
ne summer season Of lss3. the n. " ~.
=, =; ~ =. sells round trip tickets between
Al stations a. one fare. .ff
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eJAdversising ear No. =, or the Biz
Sircue came n % Tuesday night, and
started gang Of men TO biliinr the
county. The car LEFT for Princeton Wed :
nesday evening, tho bill men following
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.RMr. \. Friedman Il filling 10 his
EIDE walk % grade on 9Th 81. from IA u
4eh' when he gets the lots Oiled IN
about three feet they will maks 6nc
building Iots. nm
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0lhe exci'cment II up viii. the
boys and they are laying up their nick-
eis y 'se able 70 see The big show neg,
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III Circuit Court, Commissioners
Court and Jssper Public Schools Iii BE-
GIN ire ssu'e day-the fIrst Monday n
September. -
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0Ar John Grunle spscher killed :
large rattlesnske near Birdseye LAT
week and they have II Il Meirinrer
Brothers drug store.
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" M' John L. Dale, indianapolis.
snys browns Iron Biittrs cured him ~
n n. and The apparent danger u
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0heesner's tirst shipment from III.
rev wsrehouse was car Of summer a.
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~ Tanner. druggist. Tanner. Mar.
s"n' " says; "i'rown's lron Hitter.
sei'> We'll and gives good sati.f.cti.n.v
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\, MAhEiAek LICENSES have been issued
Mabel. - 80
William Sehuetter 70 Lena Clever.
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o5Mr. Henry Sab greets every one
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every LAY this week. and on Wednes.lay
: car o. apples. penrs and craI, anpl.s.
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GIAr: y hre'npp shipped Il car 81
apples wednesday, A full market for
summer spples 4 new thing IA Jn,n.r