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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-04

DR. Tanner. the faster. who has
lived IN Cory, Pa, for several months.
has removed 10 jamestown. il New
York State.
1T was observed that when Mr..
Parncll pronounced bis name IN the
House Of Commons lately. he laid the
accent On the first syllable-Parnell.
There Il hardly any need for the
London papers 20 say that Gladstone i
about 70 retire. II appears that about
all the big men on tho footstooI are re-
tiring 70 enjoy their last sleep. ~ r.
Graphic.
"A great poet l. not without honor
save in his own country. An Ayrshire
paper j. authority for the statement that
there Is not single copy Of Burns
poems in the free public library at
Mauchlinc.
The death d Mrs. Harriet Lane
Johnson's onlysuryiying child recalls the
memory Of her gracious presence il the
White House when her uncle. James
Buchanan, was President and how
Lord Lyons. then British Minister, was
engaged 10 be married 10 her.
Miss Linda Gilbert. the ''prisoner's
friend" Is now endeavoring to secure
additional educational facilities and
other reforms in the prisons Of Balti-
more and Washington. She will soon
sail for England. and devote the SUM
mer 10 efforts in behalf Of prison re-
form there.-N " Times
Ex-senator Humans recent seri-
Gus accident occurred as he was hurry
ing downstairs To get paper from a
newsboy. His foot caught in the car
pet. and he fell forward two steps 70 the
hall door. He was carried to his room,
when il was found that his left arm
was squarely broken just above the
elbow.
Wendell Phillips wife has been an
invalid for over thirty years. and dur
ing all this time the great orator has
been untiring in his attention 70 her.
mo one but you can know what il
has been 70 care for her." was re-
marked to him recently All. No
one but me knows how good she is
was his heartsome answer.
Miss Lolita Mignon Crabtrce. better
known By the simple name Of Lolita. has
been losing her singing voice during
some time past. and BY the advice II
her physicians will retire from the stage
for two years in order 70 seek expert
medical treatment in Europe. Should
ii be found that her voice can not be re-
stored, her retirement from the stage
will be permanent. Chicago Times.
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Norman Dalton, Wilson, Dr. Gallagher,
Bernard Gallagher, Curtin, Ansburgh and
whitehead. fhe eici,t men arrested CHARGED
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fp'f@cy' "o 6" eoes"'
the Bow street Police Court ycstck-
day. On the prisoners being A.
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$3.50 -. -'' 80" .- .,.s
former Inc feH q tne pr.~one.s' .''c'uo-
Ing Bernard Gallagher ana Whnenead, were
formally charged with trcason-felony. Po-
land IN onenine the case for the Crown.
s,;d ~ IA t. cp.nt,tv n fresh evidence
49,. - .>r~- '.,'s-,. --r..,s ~ S..-
against tne ps'sonrks ~ Whit "ou'" m 80
nished In proper time Norman testlneo
that his real name was William Joseph
Lynch. and that he was born or Irish
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The Methodist Church OF New AL
hion had long been staggering under a
load 81 debt. It's edifice. built IN the
Hush times following the war. was an
ambitious piece 81 architecture-the
church Of the future. beyond doubt.
since il was much larger than the
needs Of its congrcgation-and the
news were still vacant which the san
ruine builders had expected to see filed
81 the men who were 70 paw of the
mortgages.
Rev. Mr.. Thorpe. the pastor. had car
ricd this debt now for two wears: Il had
been he burden ii his DAYS and the
n;rb,m,re ~ Nc dreaus. ~ lcnrtb ~
had broucbt bis conrregafion ~ the
point IL attacking Il. Hc had made
several anxious pilcrimarcs to rich
Methodists In neirhboring cities. but
found small cncoura cement: Il was
evident that the Mefhodisfs in New
Albion must shoulder their own load
ACCORDINGLY. The first sunday n o.
effort for the payment IL the debt. AIR.
Thorpe had concluded 10 dispense with
the services az 4 s'iinancclistr and 10
direct his own forces. There was 10 bc
no regular service N the church. but the
public were invited u meet AZ ten
o'clock in the forenoon. and. by the
grace Of God. the meeting would not
adjourn. Mr.. Thorpe said. until the debt
was paid. collation. was provided IN
the basement, 50 the people might spend
fhe dav N tbe worL
The debt amounted 70 fhirty-two
thousand dollars. and when tho meet
ing opened seventeen thousand dollars
was A once snhsc,ibed~fh;s amount
having been secured beforehand by
private conference with the ADLER con-
fributors
This excellent start awakened great
enthusiasm. ana. for 4 time. suhscr;p-
tons came N rapidlv: Int lone before
noon The l;m;t ~ M neonlc's ability
seemed ~ have bcen reached. and fhe
list only footed ~ abouf twentv-fon
thousand dollars.
NJ Thr~... -. ~. -. ou !.
war.r;,s T-a ~. s .'I ~ Sae 4.
were Interpreted with singing;
FOOD deal II pers srs,i work WITH indi.
yiduals. messenger. xcre ,I;.natchcd ~
labor with abssntees' But Il seemed
evident that thu large Gifts had All been
gathered IN. and there Wa still 4 de-
f,r;encv ~ $500 49, 80 .ha. y Nv.
dollar; that III small snhscr;pt;ons vcf
to be obtained would ~ no means s;,n-
DIV.
al Mr.. Franklin. az The Concreca-
tional Church. walked home After Tia
morning service Win III n.stnr thcv
passed the door 81 Inc Methodist Church.
.Ict ~ Icos Il W. a. , ,,o,,,crt y ss;d
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WASHINGTON. April -
THE CHARGES AGAINST ARCHITECT Hzr.T.
The charges preferred BY ex-Rcprescnta-
live Murch against Supervising Architects
Hill have been made public. The pa-
pen are drawn up IN legal form, and arr
quite voluminos. The charges are classcd
under iye different heads, substantially =
follows:
i. General charges or corruption, fraud
md extravaganza agaInsta ring in the Archi-
iect's Office, composed OF Assistant Secreta-
~ French, Architect Hill. Assistant Archi-
tect Jacobs. A. q. Thompson, w. NJ III.
Powers. b. F. Little, Cannon. Church, Jor-
dan, Bartlett. Robbins a Co., and Others.
p That Hill corruptly administers the
patronage OF his Office against the interests
Of che United States.
8. The contractors known 10 be gnilty of
fraud are especially favored By the super
vising architect, having been largely over
paid BY many thousands Of dollars, and
otherwise corruptly benefited.
4. That unskillcd and incompetent per-
sons are knowingly employed IN the archi-
tcct's Office, and paid at rates due colnpe-
tent persons, and hold sinecurcs and do
other work for which they are paid.
5. That contracts have been let in viola
ticn Of law 70 persons not the lowest bidders,
and that prices have been paid for labor and
material known TO have been extorti0nate and
excessive; that vouchers have been paid fog
labor and materials never furnished, and
that vouchers, bids and contracts have been
unlawfully and corruptly altered to the adj
vantage and benefit Of contractors.
Among the contractors alleged 70 have
been improperly favored are tie followings
Cape Ann Granite Company, Dix Island
Granite Company, Bodwell Granite Com
pany, Hurricane Island Granite Company,
Old Dominion Granite Company, Westham
Granite Company, Collins 0ranito Company
and Bartlett, Robbins a Co.
One Of the specifications alleges that the
persons named IN the ring" and their a.
rociates, have exacted fees, commissions,
percentages, per cents, shares, ETC., from
contractors. Another specification Is thao
the employees IN the Office have used tho
Government time and material IN The de-
signs and construction Of private dwellings.
Among the witnesses named are Secre-
tary Folgcr, Senator Dawes, a. B. Null
lett, w. @. StIncmetz, T. n. Oaksdott J.
NJ. Wilbur, Joseph Warns, J. w. Bartons
Michael GilIen, 4. Z james, and 7. n
Murch.
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II Is spring time Win the frog Nueu
the small boy i around with a stone.
BoSfon Commercial Bulletin.
"A little girl visiting Niagara With
her father. and seeing the foam at the
foot Of the falls. exclaimed: PA. how
much soap II must take 10 make 20
much suds,'
~ like your new hat very much. "
he said. Its chic; there's sort of
abandon" There isn's any sort 81
band On ii. she said, pouting. lis q
real ostrich feather"
"A Virginia calf was found in the
hay-loft the other day. and the owner
proves that the wind must have blown
Il up there because There was no lad
der-way for II to climb up The gen
cral opinion in the neighborhood though
4 that the owner expected the tax
assessor round that day Boston Post.
Johnnie" said the teacher \. =
lie can be acted. a. well as told. Now.
II your father was 70 put sand in his
sugar. and sell il. he would be acting a
lie and doing very wrong" That's
what mother told him. said Johnnie.
impetuonsly; "and he said he didn 3
care.r-N r. Examiner.
"A sober Philadelphia omnibus came
near upsetting. and the possible victims.
with one exception. threw up hands Of
protesting leverage The exception sat
motionless. /" How could You be 50
calmP" asked friend. MY dear. n
was the reply. \. my gloves are mis-
lit. - Exchange.
Two young fellows stood in front 81
billboard the other night intensely
perusing the announcement Of the BoS-
ton Ideal Opera Company Finally one
remarked: What Is the Boston Ideal
any how?'' The latter looked at him
half coniemptuously for moment and
replied in dcprecatory tone: Don =
Won know what the Boston Ideal ~?
Why. you ninny. Ills baked beans. ''--
Hartford Gi0tc.
--.PlcaSc. sir. there's nothing in the
house to eat" said Browns landlady.
How about the fish / sent In? WA
please. sir, the cat ave eat them. 4
Then there's some cold chicken
\. Please. sir, the cat Wasn't
there tart Of some sortPr please.
sir. the cat" ..All right. must do
with cheese and" PLEASE, sir, the
cat wv "Then. darn Il. cook the cat.
and lets have II all at once. ~ III
Tribune.
Alta railroad station, lately, an 81.
derby Irish woman who had arrived 4
few seconds after the train had started.
set Of to rum after t. She Of course
soon came to halt, when she began 10
abuse the accommodating engine.
adding with mate" brogue: "Faugh!
the great black ugly lump When she
gets Is old - me she won't run %
quick"
Harvey Watterson. in Courier Jour-
nal: John r. Hale was remarkable
man. He had fine voice and was .
most adroit dcbatcr. No matter what
was the provocation, he never permitted
his angry passions 10 rise. He was a.
ways a. calm as summers morning.
He looked like good fellow, spokeli
good fellow, and 1 believe he was a
good fellow never fall out with any
man on account Of politics--espccially
4 he b good fellow"
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futf.AuffrUtAs -, April -
Miss Dora HuIs. Or Reading aged severn
teen years, bled % death yesterday through
The bursting Or On artery Ia her right arm,
above the elbow, where the bone had grown
until Il became over TWO and hsIf
feet N circumference and weighed forty.
two ponds. Last spring She visited JeIIcrs
SIM College III this city when DR. GrosD
told her lie only remedy WAS the amputa-
ton Of her arm; but she said slae would
The bone No. ealargIng ior two yearA
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NOfLDN1 lux "A COPPER
PLACK."
w0niina Gic n copper pI1ck
For ony man that turns his back
On duty clear:
IwouIIn1 tax his word or note.
wonldna trust him for rroaf.
Nor lit al oar IN ony boat
Which he might steer.
when things are Just a. things should be.
And Fortune tics man tho plea,
Whcrc'cr no be-.
n isna hard 20 understand
How BE- may walk through house and land
WI cheerful face ana open hand.
Continually;
nut when. y spite o wnrk ana care,
A man must loss and failure bear.
He merits praise
VIVA will not 10 misfortune how.
Whn cocks hi- bonnet on his brow
And lights and fights, he kcnsna how.
Through lang. hard days.
wouldna gle an auld hawbcc
Forony man that | could see
Wha diina hold
The sweetness =, b, mither's name,
The honor o. woman's fame.
For mair than gold.
Nor a n hard Tor him 10 do.
wha kcns his friends are leal and true.
Love sweet and strong.
Whose hearth knows not from year 10 year.
The shadow Of a doubt or fear.
Orfecls the falling Of q tear
for.ony wrong:
but ric him praise. whose love n pain.
VIVA. wrong'd. foruiycs. and loves again.
And though he grIcycs.
Lets not the dear one from his care.
But loves him MAR. and mnir. and mnir.
And bides his time wi hope and prayer,
And still believes.
AZ. gle him praise who docsna fear
The uphill n4ht from year 20 year,
And wha grips fast
His ain dear ones through good or III.
VIVA. II they wander. loves them still:
some day u 10y he'll get bis NIL:
He'll win u last
-Nary a. Barr. ~ Ha1er's Weekly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-23
KOyal, itch He'd $1,000.

In this country we are all kings,
and we are all entitled to have as
good blood as that which courses
through the veins of emperors.
There are princes and million
aires, languishing in feebleness and
broken-down bodily health, who
would be glad to have the strength
Of the humblest laboring man.
And there are many people who
are neither kings, emperors, nor
millionaires, whose blood is thin,
whose circulation is poor, who are
suffering from lassitude and debil-
ity, and who know not the pleasure
Of a hearty meal nor the enjoy
ment Of being able to do a good
days work.
lfsuch people will put some iron
into their blood, they will vitilize
and enrich it. They can do this by'
the use of Browns Iron Bitters,
the purest and most excellent iron
medicine ever made. Thousands
who we're weak, languid, pale, and
Frustrated, are now happy to say
that Browns Iron Bitters brought
them up and gave them new life. S
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,i JIHn MARRIAGE GUIDE. } ,issssS!.

Elegant cloth ana Kilt binding, ses led 3. .
:sSfa pan pictures true to life .r,ies,n 90 ,s:
5aShood. Won sSoe3. 1PShiysiessi decay! xho
tncreased. Thcss married. or contemplating
marrying sAouM red IT. 1t ought 70 BE- red
Or al adult psrsrnS, then kept under Loeb I'd
soter and % psgss, Is esuts ~ mail. In riSSs6
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The Daily Bulletin.
OFFICE: NO. IS OHIO LEvEE.
ENTERED AT The CAIRO POsToyFICE Fob
rRANsMIssION THROUGH THE MAILS AT
SECOND GLASS RATES.


On Monday Of this week Hon. W. ].
Allen, Senator W. ]. Lemms, Hon. E. j.
Ingsrsoll, mayor of Carbonda!e, and Hon.
james M. Scurlook, waited upon Gov. Ham,
ilton for the purpose Of inducing him, If
possible, to call . special session of the
Legislature, to make an appropriation for
rebuilding the Southern Normal University,
which was burned recently. They urged
that the walls now standing can nearly oil
DO used if used early. Also, that long in
tsrruption Of school would probably ruin it,
and that the public sentiment would, in
their opinion, justify special session. The
governor listened to their argument and
will take the matter under advisement tor
future deliberation and action. The strong
est argument that could be offered in favor
of calling an extra session of the lsgisla-
turs would be that failure to hold it and
appropriate smoney for the immediate re-
building Of school building, would seriously
injurs the school In ito attendance and in its
management. The committee says rightly,
that "a long interruption would probably
rum" the school, but il does
not appear that any Interrupt
ton whatever will take place.
Certainty none needs to occur, for the
school 10 now comfortably housed, and a.
tor the snd Of January, in that new Ave.
thousand dollar building that 10 being
erected for it by the people Of CTbondale,
it will have almost all the convenisnces,
though, probably, not the elsganciss, Of the
former qusrK1. A. yet there are no in
dications whatevsr that the school has sui.
fsred any In ito membership by reason Of
the calamity which has befallen it. Very
few scholars left the school before the close
OF the term. There 10 little reason to be-
lisve that the school will suffer in its stten-
dance because OF failure to hold an extrs
session; there is no reason to believe that
there will be any interruption. The gov
ernor seems to be OF the same mind, for his
answers TO the petitions and committees
sent to him to urge an extra session have
been uniformity Of . Yankee nature, ~ an
see about it," or words to that effect He il
doubtless Influenced to this indefinite treat
msut Of the matter more from q policy sf
fscting his candidacy for the govsrnorshiI
than from sconvic,ion of right and . de-
sire TO do it. We are inclined to believe
that, were hs not . candidate for governor
hs would have given prompt negative an
sver to the petitions and the committee afor
said; but, as it, DO huds it sxpsdient to b.
discreetly conservative aud to stroke no par
Of the Donpls u-lssA-.i'- -rn W w.
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STAGES OF rHB',RIvER.

STAGES OF rHs,RIvEl.
The river marked by the gauge ct this
port at 9 p. NJ. 10 feet 2 inches and falling.
Chattanooga, Dec. 22.-Rivsr 5 feet 8
inches and rising.
Cincinnati. Dec. 32,-Rivsr II feet . in
ches aud falling.
Louisville, Dec. s9.-Rivsr 8 feet 0
inches and falling.
Nashville, Dec. 22.-Rivsr 10 feet 7 in
Oh and rising
Pittsburg, Dec. 22.-River 8 feet in
ch and falling.
St. Louis, Dec. .2.-Rivsr 6 feet 10.
eh and falling.
RIVER ITEMS.
Yesterday was a gloomy, damp, disa-
greeable day and q misty rain falling with
slight freeze made perambulating to the
pedestrian slipping job.
No arrivals except the Fowler yesterday.
The Emma Ethridge left at o p. m. yes.
tsrday for Rose Glare up the Ohio.
Ben Frazier. one OF the pilots Of the Min
netonka, leaves for Lovelington, KY, this
morning via Illinois Central R. R. to spend
the Christmas holiday with his family.
Last night was bad one on steamboats,
as the dense darkness coupled with fog
caused the boats to lay up.
The Arkansas City from Vicksburg ar
rived last night with good trip and will
lay up here until navigation opens up in
the upper Mississippi.
Sol Silver got furlough from his boss
and will 90 home to spend his Christmas.
As there 10 no prospect at present Of the
Ohio river boats laying up Bob Jones,
freight agent of the Big 0. Line, won't get
to 20 to Florida to luxuriate in the orange
groves.
The Carrier will have the prettiest and
most stylish Of the season when she leaves
Cincinnati next week.
Christmas is right at the door waiting
for admission and all those that have
friends and families abroad will try and be
with them Tuesday morning.
The Andy Baum from Cincinnati will re
port early this morning for Memphis.
Quite number of young men who are
employed at the box factory here, and
whose family reside in Paducah, left on ths
Gus Fowler last evening to spend the boli
days.
The B. 8. Rhea from Nashville is du,
tonight and leaves At 10 q, m. tomorrow
on her return trip.
The Mary Houston is announced by tsle
graph to report here this morning for Ne'
Orleans. She will get all the freight her
she can handle and large number OF pas
& sengen.
\ The Vint shnkle from Memphis is du
\ late this evening for Cincinnati.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-23
Our Charming Country women

are winning an envisble distinction for their
fine teeth. This, they in great measure owe
to the identifying and restorative influence
OF SOzODONT, the most popular prepare
ton for the teeth on this continent. 1t re.
moves from the dental surface every impur-
ity, checks decay and enables the teeth to
mssticate without communicating the food,
thus indirectly contributing to healthful
nutrition. 1t effectually neutrslizes an un-
pleasant odor of the breath.
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WOman's True Friend.

wi A friend in need is friend indeed. This
on none can deny, especially when assistance
-. is rendered when one is sorely afflicted
10. ~ with disease, more particularly those com
az, plants and weakness SO common to oul
n, female population. Every woman should
tr, know that Electric Bitters are womsn's true
tel friend, and will positively restore her tC
mxnealth, even when ell other remedies fail
iu A single trial always proves our assertion
TfThey are pleasant to the taste, and only cost
tn fifty cents bottle, sold by Barclay Bros 1 ca
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None But First Class Goods.

Al In Watches, Jewelry ana Silverware one
10, should have the best or none. Messrs
tn SnURLEY & Co., Chicago, are making q
50 specially of fine goods, and if you need
IA anything in Watches, in dust and water
IL proof cases, Solid Silver or Triple Plated
q, Ware, Solid Gold or Rolled Gold Jewelry,
= send to Shurley & Co., they will send a
40 single article at the dozen price. They are
tn vouched for and endorsed by the United
d, States Express Co., American express Co.,
ce Southern Express Co., F. W. Palmer, Post
master of Chicago, Gent A. G. Smith, Ex.
State Treasurer, and many others. Goods
So sent on approval, with privilege Of e1smin.
" alton, enabling you to do purchasing at
n, home. Remember, Shurley & Co., n State
- Street. Chicago, Ill., SEND FOR THEIR NEW
n AND BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED cArALoauY.
/, ..... ..,. 10lS-3rn
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The glory of man IS his strength. II
you are weakened down through excessive
study, or BY early indiscretions, Aliens
Brain Food will permanently restore all
lost vigor, and strengthen all the muscles Of
Brain and Body. 81; 8 for Is. AT drug.
gists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-23
FOR LADIES.
TREATMENT OF CANCER.

For twenty years have suffered from cancer on
the side Of my neck near the shoulder snd exhaus.
ted the whole catalogue of remedies without any
relief. The cancer growing worse all the time, the
OF pain. had virtually lost the use Of both arms,
my general health had broken down and saw 1t
was only question of time when life itsef would
use Of Swift's Specific. The first bottle relieved
me Of the stiffness in the neck, the second gave me
perfect use ofmy arms, and | fee strong and well
III every wsy. am poor man but would not
take $500 for the good have expert need with
Swift's specific. believe 1t will force out all the
poison and cured me.
W. X. Robson, Davioboro. Ga.
free TO applicants
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-23
A VeXed Clergyman.

! Even the patience of Job would become
! exhausted we're be preacher and endesv.
e oring to interest his audience while they
v were keeping up an incesssnt coughing
I making it impossible for him to be heard
u Yet, how very easy can all this be avoided
Il by simply using DR.. Kings New Discovery
4 for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Trial
y bottles given away at Bprclsy Bros
u drug store. 1ut ..a.. fo)
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HucKlen,s ArnIca SalYa

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give per.
: feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
: 25 cents per box. For sale by Barclay
. Brothers