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WHY WILL YOU cough when
.hlloh's Cure will give Immediate
ellef. Price 10c., zoe. and 81. Sold
y z. G. n. Z. Drug Store. III,
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WANTED.

A good cock. Apply to Mrs. @. w.
Lyman, s. e. corner Brigham and Fifth
East street. +
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PERSONAL.

DR.. Ellis r. Ship has removed to the
Seventeenth Ward, one block north Of
the Vslley House and half block west. +
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ORANGES.

Fresh arrivals of Oranges by the car
load OF Cutters every week.
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EYE AND EAR.

DR.. Ira Lyons, four doors west o
Cliff House corner.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable By
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, Yellow SkinP
Shiloh's VitaIizer is positive cure.
Sold by z. G. N. I. Drug Store. (10)
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, Weather unssttled;
four lie. Cd.
Whe tquiet, winter IS. lid. to 81. "a,
spring 81. Sd. to 9s. One Oalifornis 9s.
I'd. to As, ditto 81. 90. to 9s.
Corn dull, 5s. SID.
Liverpool, ll.-Cern, new, mixed,
irmer, 8; Sd.
Receipts-Whest for past week from
Atlantic ports, Is, 500; Pacific ports, 70, .
600; receipts, corn, $4,000.
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HORSES AND MULES

for sale. Apply to a. S. Patterson,
152 Main street.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
COMMERCIAL.
Wool Market.

UTAH WOOL:
J1TEN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-12

WASHINGTON. December n.
Tae.'r"nnt Deions'. rcpsr', iound hesldo
~ uei' poi>. ms pccn made public u makes
'"'or' WORKS. ana details the In'id'nis ~ tho
cruise from me dcp4fturc from ran Fran
c'fr". ~ i~.F. ~ january. 1871. ~ principal
ipat'irr n an elaborate account % Belongs
Views ~ reAafa % tnc expedition He con~id-
sf'u y good Judgment % head for Wrangcll
Land ttis idea was % adopt that land - tho
support 81 she nrst winters campaign; 10 en-
bodies the story 81 how the land Nns sighted.
nnd now nc expected % rcrch H. He graphite
ally described how. on tho next day, tho
Jcannettc became bcsct IN tho Ice. never again
20 Pc relieved, ana says; "ine party was com
pclicd 70 make . virtue 81 ncocssity and stay
where We were. sometimes al night and
sometimes ~ DAY and night. from january ID
- February 4 Swcotmnn and Ninicrman
5000 down IN the forcpeak. the icy wafer How
inR afnund them nearly 70 their knees work
inx faithfully until thcir work Wis accom-
piishcd' and me TOO 70 suits n that work were
evident ~ the rra iusiiy reisced amount Of
was r coming INTO the ship, anu our ability 70
control the leak without such r'ilnots cxpend-
iture q iuoi ~ nau been necessary thereto
Fore ltis Tor these reasons that have had
the honor % these two men % you
Tor medals o. honor ~ = Recognition u heroic
conduct under the most trying circum-
.f,nccs
r-.<.s. ~. -
~-P'"'' n ~''t ''o''" X. nv '''"''"trt
81 tine winter ana summer Of INN -. TOR the
most part. 4 m0notonona record Of storms.
icc-mountaina constant anxiety. and alnosi
MISREPRESENTATION
u"'soke" o'.nppo "'".n'' ~ 'no sn"rt Arc-
nc summer drew 70 . close without eettin9the
Jeanette free. and another drcarS winter ap-
nr,.chcd c.uf.in IL Tonv cxidnn.lx hn.sn y,
'..r,-.t, NJ m1,,., ~. ,,.sto. ..h.,sn.. y
Ir'v'se n VI W. 'es lu1ss'"' "n,sn'r !.
would not be better TO abandon the ship and
make fnr the northern coast Of Siberia over
fbo 49, th.n ~ RIM thc r;.h ~ , uo..,na x,intc~
~ N. ,'cr
''tne P'c~.
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IN the United States Senate on the
"a Mr.. Garland from the judiciary Com.
mlttee reported . substitute for al the bills
providing for forfeiture Of railroad land
grants Mr.. Logan resumed his remarks
against the Fitz John Porter bill. In the
House . bin passed placing tobacco export
ed By rail to Canada and Mexico on The same
footing as n exported IN vessels. a Number
Of ~unimportant bills passed.
ELIZA MANNING HAWTHORNE, only
sister Of Nathaniel Hawthorne. died Il Bev-
erly, Mass, : few days ago. aged over
ninety.
THE coinage At the mint il Philadel-
phia, Pa, during 1852 aggregated %, oc7 ,29o
pieces. valued at "a, 300. 395. The amount
included double eagles $50, eagles ?, 32f.ls0.
haIf-eagles :, 15i,56). $3-pIeccs 1910, quarter
eagles 400, dollars 300.
w. G. ANDERSON, the young tele-
graph operator II Lachute, Cana, who re-
Gently fell heir to $40, 900 BY the death o.
his uncle In Scotland. was . few days ago
notified Of Z bequest 81 another 500. oOO BY
The decea~e q another uncle.
A BANQUET, ex-senator Bruce pre-
siding, was given &C Washington, the night
q the 1st, IN honor Of Frederick Douglass
and the anniversary o. the emancipation
proclamation. A number Of prominent col-
orcd citizens attended.
In Q recent article on mercantile fall
urcs for 1887 4 commercial paper say that
The business disasters for last year nums
bercd 1874. against 5,0l9 IN 1881, and 4. $50
IN 1881, being an increase In 1882 Of 1,Cfj
over the year previous.
WnILE cutting through high land for
1 street &C Albany, n. ~. the other day,
three men were killed BY the cAsing IN of
TIE earth upon Them.
AT Little Ride, East Hawksbury,
Quebec, the other day, 4 hired man MUIR
dered II. w. Cooke and wife. eldest daugh-
Ter and one son. Another son had q thigh
broken and Fannie Cooke, going % her
brothers. assistance, received . severe
wound IL the breast. but would recover.
WITHIN twenty-four hours from tho
time Or filing her bill IN Chicago. recently,
Marie Louise Dillon secured . divorce from
John Dillon for desertlon and habitual
drunkenness.
U. n. DUDLEY 4 Co., brokers IN
canned goods, New York city, made "a -
signment : few days ago. Liabilities said to
be from 500, 900 % $780, 900.
THE Common Council Of Vienna,
Austria recently approved the scheme Tor
the cmbankment o. The Danube, costing IT,.
90, 200 norins.
Miss ELizABErH LAMBERT, 81 Cam
bridge, Mass, who WAS 5~edridden for years,
recently claimed % have been perfectly
healed By prayer.
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A nLock o. land Ii New York which
was bought n auction ten years axo Tor
$4,000 WA recently nsorsgagei for $751;, .
100.
TnE Adjutant-G General q Iowa colo-
brAted the ~thIrty-sixsh anniversary o. the
admission o. The State BY : salute o. thirty
TX guns q De~ Noine< on the 2Sth.
TuE Western Nail Association, u q
meeting held &c rittzburg. Pa. tho other
day. after . long di~cussion. unanimously de-
cided 70 shut down al factories from Janu-
ary 10 % February 10. This action was
taken = view Or The unsatisfactory condition
o. the trade.
AT Washington Miss Josephine @.
Meeker. daughter o. the late N. G. Meekcr,
who was tortured and killed BY Ute Indians
II The massacre OF 1879. died the other
morning o. pneumonia. Miss Meeker was
. clerk In the Office Of the Secretary o. the
Interior. She and her mother we're for some
time prisoners 10 The hands OF the Ute In
dians after the massacre Of 1873.
THE Indian Bureau having received
Information from Cherokee County, Indian
Territory. that white men were erecting
buildings and fencing on pastures IN The
"Chcrokee 0utIet,n Commissions Price
recently addressed = letter 70 Agent Tufts
a. Nuskogee TO warn the white herders 70
emove with their stock from the reserva.
ton.
A SHOCK Of earthquake was felt in
Halifax. N. s.. the other night. lasting
twenty 70 thirty seconds.
RECENTLY : fatal disease, believed to
be : brain trouble. broke out among the
horses at Oskaloo~a. Iowa. The attack
usually caused death in from twelve 70
thirty hours.
THE Governor Of Wisconsin was
called upon TO appoint all he officers for
Waukesha County except sheriff, the other
day, those elected having failed to fle bonds.
The receipts Of the United States
patent Office for the year were 81 .00o,ooo.
ADvICEs from San Francisco stated
that Z heavy snow-storm set In there on the
3lst ult-, and continued over four hours.
Snow fell 10 q depth Of five or more inches.
Such = snowfall was unknown within the
city for thirty years. and old pioneers Of the
place stated they never saw . storm OF equal
tI0tEUIU anu Nuk4<IONs ~ UNAIIr4 VI <lTl& us
the first ever seen 10 the city. were out on
the streets.
IT was said recently that cholera was
Devastating cities and villages in the interi-
Or Of Kurantieng provinces, China.
RosE GoLIGHrLY, . young lady
nineteen years Of age, skated into . narrow
| open channel made BY . party Of Ice cutters
on the Susquehanna River. near Wilkes
barre, Pa, . few days ago and was drowned.
AT Madison, Neb., the other day, two
seven-year-old boys named Tyrell were
playing with > Winchester rifle. when the
weapon was discharged, striking one Of
them in the forehead and completely shat
tering his skull. At Worcester, Mass. Nell
son Raymond, sixteen years Of age, while
playing with : revolver, killed his brother
Joseph, aged ten.
FRANCIS CARvfLr. & Sox, merchants
and ship-ownerss London and Liverpool,
Eng. failed recently. Liabilities, GOO, 900.
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"A Long Branch letter says: A member Of tho
Official corps on the Ocean Hotel was last scar
son the hero IL quite nm interesting romance
The young fellow completely captivatcd .
beautiful girl from the interior Of the state Of
New York. Her parents were worry wealthy,
and were spending the season " the Ocean.
The cbcfk was tolerated by tho mamma and NJ
lowed 10 escort the daughter on tho avenue
and promcnadcs. and he made himself very
agreeable IN various other ways. Finally,
toward the close or the season The parents
returned homo, leaving the inter sting
daughter 70 larry q week u two longer at
the seaside. as she seemed 20 enjoy IL 20 much
They had not been home long before they
received . message stating that the
lovely maiden hnd left tho hotel, and
that the nicc young clerk had suddenly
disappeared about the same time. or
course the solicitous parents were thunder
struck az the revelation, and detectives were
the whereabouts Of tho loving couple. After
q day or two Of suspense 4 letter was received
from the daughter stating that she had mar
ricd the clerk, and that they were then 90
journing NJ the home Of his parents. II an ~,
ser,Gr New h eoI'oraa s,s "w ~ n rasn 'e, Is ,se 81
ID m the novels, and the lowing couple paid
the old folks q vieIt, when q final reconciliation
followed. The ex-Clcrk vas 1ivcn 4 position
In bic fathcr-n-aw'e business, and soon ~
erntIatcd himself into the old R~cntlcman's
esteem and favor. After. . lapse % afowx
4 small fortune ~ TIC DEAN IA femaie r;cla-
tive 81 bis family. and q last accounts the
young man ami bic bride were tbe s"--'-sitos %
: large circle Of friends
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<E048s
ABOUT four hundred t~obacco-grow
ere Of New England held : meeting a. Hart
ford. Conn.,, : few days ago, and adopted :
petition 70 Congress 70 impose . duty Of
81 = pound on al foreign tobacco except
from Cuba.
Tar secretary Of the New York Cham
Der Of Commerce The other day reported
that the exports for the year By American
vessels aggregated <1o7, 5s5, $50, while for
eign vessels carried away goods valued e
$7es, s13, 100.
z. CHArFE, trustee Of the Sprague
estate. pctitioned the Supreme Court or
Rhode Island for leave 20 disburse <J00, 900
% holders Of trust mortgage notes : few
days since.
FoR forty-five years : Philadelphian
had struggled through The world bearing
the name Of Nathan Ruxanowskowski, but
songhs and obtained relief : few days since.
= court granting bic petition % change BE
name % Nathan Rosenau.
RUM SING, the first Chinese mission
cry from this country 70 China. left New
York > few days ago on bis way % bis mis-
sion.
r. 49, c.r,hck wh;.h 1855 N.
49, - s.~-.-~ -.~-.-. 10.
os,e..~o .h-n - q. sr-s.- 80
deck. injuring three seamen, and exploded
Ike : rocket when twenty yards away.
HALF . dozen Dakota and Wisconsin
,.xxer. rere r-ecent,v d,sh.rred sror
pr,c,icr be,ore ~ T.,er,or D-en.,tmers an
.cco,nf y their connection ,yi,hl.nd fr.,d.
Trrnr wer. la business f~s;lnres II
- r-,,.ed sf.,e. d,v,r~ ~. $500, d.v.
ended December - .c.in.f 1o7 80 n.
nrexio,,. .ever d.v.
IT, rrsnch nr;r;st.~ !, c--,t~.~,.,d
80 a...- ~ ,.s.-m.s q. n~'~--~S.
~. $500 ..5 ~ u, co'e."n.
va T., -ss',~s,,sna ~ rs.. !. n.s
IA there IVA hser s.vsr.I .rrs.ss ~ 49,
,n,,s ccrsn,r.,ors \, a. n.csrtm.r, ~ II.
Rbon@.
p.~l-
~ = ~ sa'@u,
Vonrce ccrrrv e.v,r.. nsrr s,d ", ~
fron ~. r.sf S,6e c.v;rr. p.rk
= ~se rsccrted Z 80 d~vs - 49,,
NJ" 49, - 80.
~ 1919 .s'ss. eeu'..y ", ovs.run w'.n
hur.lo~.- nv rrdi.n. rsrs hsccm,nr NV.
l..s .rI n. 1890 e.sr-1 t~c,,t,. n.
nre.er~c n ~. muis.rv w.s rscus.,sa
n---~r ~
1,oH - ~ convention =
re United States = Belgium for ne ex.
change q money orders ai'er .nuar
$1,000 y s~snsea os..ee, ~ .os'
80 80 ~ "
nrror, IL. ~ 49, c.,.t. com
-..~- ~ ~
s,sa5. ~ ~cmr,.r 4.
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The 70 lowing u 4 lit ~ the suicides com
nIttcd IN the United States during 1882 and
their causes, the list only including those
which have been cent BY telegraph % tho
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Floyd County, <3.tOj Tor the damages sps-
tanned BY her IA the accident on that roai
near White River last July. Miss Fowler has
asked that the company pay an her doctors
bills and nurse hire during the time she WINS
confined By her injuries. Ia addition 20 The
3 .5O)
George Parker, q merchant Of Little York.
Washington County, started for Louisville che
9TH, rscn:r-. and vhn about Ak miles
from nome was taken with . congestlvc chill.
and died Ia six hours.
William II. Crow, an attorney az Green
castle. Putnam County, has been sentenced
10 nine months hard labor III jail for exact
Ing 500 from q pensioner. lie fed 20 Mon
tana last summer, and was captured AZ Bill
ings.
Mira Myra Osborn and her son. aged seven
teen. were found dead IN q room at Green
castle. Putnam County, the other morning.
Life had been extinct about two weeks. and
L was believed the mother killed the youth
and then committed suicide.
William Rowe, q man Of bad rcpute, was
found dead In 4 saloon az LAT 'yette the other
day. Il was not known whether he commit
tel suicide or was killed BY the keeper o, the
place.
IN che penitcntiary At Michigan City 100
lar 9 turkeys were given 20 the convicts on
CHRISTMAS uss'
a murderer named Bell In jail At Bedford,
Lawrence County, was visited BY his wife the
other day and furnished with y revolver.
The 1ai'er's vile was called % the Kitchen.
and Mrs. Bell stole the keys and handed
them % ner nusoano' "n'e rs unlocked tne
aoor- nv passsa oa'' ~ PSI hs'i re 'a'''
ere WIG ~ tne arm
faui ftair ana nis v uanyhters' aged NJ
teen ana nine years respective y, were nred ~
10 Lafayette the other night, the discharge
from . shotgun badly mutilatin< the leg q
me giris Inc perpctrator o. inc Outrage va
intoxicated.
Mrs. Mary McDevitt, o. Indianapolis. while
walking Ia the yard In the rear o. her resi-
dencc the other evening, fell 10 the ground
and expired Her death was attributed %
exhaustion. The deceased was aged eighty,
and was the mother o. Edward NcDcvitt,
deputy CLERK United states Court, and o. rs
late john Mcpevitt, the billiard champion VINO
was burned ~ me Chicago nre.
Robert Underhin. who WIS recently On trial
| at Cannelton. Perry County. for = felony. wa
20 confident OF acquittal that he stepped Out
| OF the courtroom when the Jury retired ana
mvsteriously disappeared. Learning sub.e.
| qucntly that the Jury had convicted ana sen
fenced him to three years in the penitcntiary.
he returned and surrendered himself 70 the
sheriff.
4 widow named somer. ~ co,umbus por.
tholomcw COUNTY. has ham tr.velinr WITH +,
yonny invalid ieugbter for some tIme n
sesrcb N health for The I.tter snd ~ AM,
night arrived IN indianapolis The mother
and daughter took . cab ct the depot, and
had proceeded but : little way when The latter
died 10 her mothers arms.
Trappers IL Porter County are -aid TO BE-
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~; also lhas >he I'D tried three times %
kTl her present husband. she said her
mother and brother bid been her accom-
pliees.
AT Lancaster. Pa. The Fulton cotton
mill. No. s, operated By George Calder. the
other day suspended operations owing 70
the dullne>s o. trade. Two hundred opera
tivos were thrown out o. employment.
ARAncH near Matamoras, Mex. was
raided ~ bandits recently and the proprie-
tor, Don Jose Trevino. was killed, and his
son was carried Of. Several other persons
were wounded during the light.
A NEW Mayor was indicted into
o1lcs q salem. Mas, on the lst. The OUT
going Mayor hanged himself Immediately
On laying down the duties and cares q
Office.
Ex-CoUrrr COMMISSIONERS WALK
m, Ehrman and Wilmoyer were arrested
. Lebanon. Pa The other DAY for maifeas-
ance IN ollce.
AGERL IN New Philadelphia, O.. fa-
tally shot : young man who tried % break
into her room. . few dAys since.
ANGEL HERM0sILLo, member Of
Congress. and Senior ColIna fought : duel
with swords q Pachuca. Mexico. the other
day. Hermosillo was mortally wounded.
BRINE 3 SNrru's extensive bleachery
q Lodi. n. j., burned the other morning.
Loss. 500, 1000; partly insured.
FRIEND Bros wholesale clothing
house burned 10 Milwaukee. Wis.,, the 9TH
er morning. The loss was over 500, 900.
The adjoining firms Of Landauer 4 Co.,
wholesale dry goods and notions. and
Straw. Ellsworth a Co.. wholesale matters,
suffered % the extent Of <loo, 200, making
the total loss 500, 900.
ALARoE steamer sank in Cork har-
Dor, Ireland, : few days since md the
steamship Chiopas foundered At Queens
3own.
BIZ an explosion 81 Weeksyille. Mon
tana. the other day, three Cinnamon we're
Instantly killed and three Others were se-
riousIy wounded. A quantity or giant pow
der was being thawed out when Il exploded.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-17

KEKP1N' GRocERY.-In town up the Hud-
son two farmers had an itching last spring to
go into trade, and after cinyassing the sub
ject for sreI they put in Sl,otD each and
opened a grocery. Trade was dull. both had
large families, and they fn4ly concluded to
dissolve partnership. In this frame of mind
they consulted a lawyer, who asked: What
is the value of the stock on hand!" About
$1,200." 'And how much do you owe?"
about $500" "Very welL ! see my way
clear Mr. Smith, you win draw out the good
will for your share, and Iii throw in barrel
Of molasses FOR your family. Mr.. Brown. you
pickles." .tAnd VIII. It's to become of the
storel' "Oh, you will assign ali the goods to
me, for my trouble in paying the debts and
giving you legal advice.n Those farmers
sometimes stop to think OF it, as they lean
on their hoes and rest their achin, backs,
but they cannot make it clear.-M Y Neaos
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-17
32277-- I7T-7 99- 49, sr "
Rules for Pies and Pnddings.

In boiling buildings. mind that the
cloth be perfectly clean. Dip it in hot
water and dredge it well with flour. If
bread pudding, tie it loose; if batter
pudding, tie it nearly close; apple and
gooseberry pudding, etc., should be tied
quite close. When you make a batter
pudding. first mix the -four well with
milk, and stir in the other ingredients
by degrees; you will then have It smooth
without Jumps. The best way, however.
for plain batter pudding is to strain it
through a course hair sieve, that it may
have neither Jumps nor the treadings of
the eggs. and for other buildings strain
the eggs when they are beaten up Be
sure the water boils when you put your
pudding in, and that it keeps boiling all
the time, and that you keep it always
covered with water; Won sholld also
move it about two or three times at first
4 or itSmay stick to the pots dip the mud
ding into cold water imme ell lately yous
! take it out. which prevents III sticking.
, III you boil your pudd ding ina dish Of
basin, butter the inside before putting
the pudding in; the same should be
done to the dish for baked pudding or
pie sSSgsS
~ The quality Of the piescrust depends
il n1ucil'ou the baking. If the oxen be:oo
III hot, the paste. BESIDES being burned. will III
ltfaliil tao slack II yin BE- soddsened
ID and tcoaseqp enid u sls 4 & & III
Paste should be made on cold,
smooth substance, such as marble, with
light cool hand. It should be mlde
quickly; much handling makes it heavy.
Great.nioety Isl required in wetting the
paste; too little moisture renders it dry
and crumblv, while too much makes it
tough and heavy, and in either case the
paste can not be easily worked. Piacl
tice alone canproduce perfection in this
art. IS - 49,
Before commenc.n to make paste
for pies or pudding. it is necessary to
place near at hand everything like y to
be wanted. to inspect all the utensils, to
prepare all the ingredients. and though
last not least. to wash the hands and
nails perfectly clean, for the hands are
the best tools to make paste with
Always use good sweet butter, drip
ping or lard for pudding crust Some
persons entertain the mistaken notion |
That butter which can not be eaten on
bread will do very well forgpaste; on the |
y contrary, the making or boiling of ram
cid fat increases the bad. favor. It's
good plan to wash the butter in clean
spring water before using it. Make two
or three holes with q fork in the cover
of your pies, that the steam may es.s
cape. Germantoson Telegraph.
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