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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-30


A great many years ago there lived I
very rich King. hut he wanted Al the
time 10 be getting richer X took him
many weeks just 70 count M roid
pieces No matter how much 10 had
he wanted more.
One day. when he was counting HI
gold and looking very sad. . strzlgei
appeared before him why do loi
look % sad?'' asked the stranger Tn
King answered: .-Oh. II could onll
turn everything touch % gold
Now the stranger hal = wonderful
power which be could give the hing
50 ne said. Prom tomorrow. every
thing YOU touch shall become gold
That night the King could haril1
sleep for joy. In the morning he raise.
his purple robe % place Il on his shout
derS- Instantly every thread wAs
golden thread. He sat down 20 fas'e'
I lis sandals In twinkling the chsi
. IN which be al became golden IA
I sandals. too. the instant be touchc'
them changed % pure gold N.
I When he went for his morning wall
every flower became . golden LoNe'
The path. and even the grass that I
trod on. became gold
But even King will get hungry, q
Midas went back 70 the palace for q
breakfast He asked for wafer
glass was given him: the moment
put II 10 hi lips Il turned % guild ~
poor King could not drink gold \
the money in the world could mes n
him drink II water.
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her hair uas yellow. her cheeks wcrc rcd-
Nuf .-sUu mu<(n' t0llCh hcr. n they always <411.
This rich ilseIe dolly
over Der dsr<s a <ssin and <llk
sne wore = necklace - whine ~ milk.
This rich Iittic dolly.
fIcr foot ,Ikr shc fcos 81 : CIndcrcll.,
- iaIulily shed. a. Dccoucs full well :
Rich Little dolly
nut nolsiy asked her out 20 dine.
she Was b. f1r too fair and unc-
This rich LITTLE dolly.
Nobody sent. 20 . birthday party.
luxIrafious oI1-f1<1lOnCI and hearty
10 this ittle dolly.
Nobody. when ncr hear, was -b'oke-
Cut1Ic1 Close up a. n under her cloak
This rich iittlc dolly
s,ut up IN moldy. mu>ty drawer.
Khcrc nobody kIs<c1 her and nobody <a~ nrr
Stayci the poor poor dolly,
--.1nu1 NJ hlzr4IIt1- ~ Ht11 <4u<<-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-30

Heisa queer creature i Blaine. d
Maine. He i . decided original and
~ full Of tricks as any monkey that
ever appeared IN the only greatest show
On earth--or in any other show on any
other earth. Neither politi ians or peo-
ple know where 20 have him Or what 70
do with him. Is begins 20 now look
very much as IL one of the plafes 70
have him Is 70 be the plaAc Of Repub-
lican candidate for the Presidency; bnt
appearances may Be deceptive. - they
often are in Blaine case. Even If he
should b acandidafe the question what
70 do with him win b g difficult =
ever.
starting out with the most pro-
nounced dissemination not 10 BE- can
didate. MIR. Blaine apparently bctcok
himself 70 his book and hammered
away Il II Is diligently - Il he were 4
space writer dependent for bis daily
bread upon the performances Of stated
amount Of daily labor. The booms o.
the boomers went laundering through
| the land. bit be kept biz cars closed
! and heard them not His own bonn
| was laid up in lavender. He knew ap
| parently 20 had no record uror
which 10 run for even 1 nOmina
| ton. much less for IN election. Mos
| o. his party papers told him % ans
| many Of them told him why nth |
| fullncss, not 70 say coarsness. Of de-
tail which left nothing either 70 the i'm
nxinafi0n or % the ingenuity d 0ppos
ing partisanship. He made no defense
49, f--~-I~ - $500 III. .x~~v~f A
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Two OF three wears ago one q the
preparations in the River AMI liar
bin was the sum u $4,000 for impr
inr Goose Creek. Habana- The q
eminent engineer for that district I
cceded in finding the said creek
other day. after : search q twenty
months. He found : rivnlet q
miles long, and six inches deep
three feet wide. and On the banks
found solitary settler.
.The Government has appropris
$1,000 20 improve this creek.
served the engineer.
II know Il. and I've been waitin
Wa the reply.
II don; see what improvement
needed or can Be made"
Reckon NOT, bring - you -
stranger. but that ere cash Was
propriated u shovel down this ere y
% that my old mule could git dow
water without breaking his infe'
back
The Improvement o. Goose Cr
wns made q cost q three doll
and the engineer viii either have
I turn the current up stream q send
\ rest q the appropriation hack W
! Treasury -- nal Street Nsrs-
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The Republican arithmeticians arc
not 50 successful in figuring out the
relative strength Of the several candi-
dates tor the Republican Presidential
Nomination. Is they have proved 10
counting ia their candidate after be
Was defeated. They differ widely = 20
the number Of delegates that may b
relied upon TO support the two prin-
cipal candidates respectively. Nessr<
Arthur and Blaine Striking . mean
by sort Of allegation alternate Is
would appear that Blaine leads with
= vote OF nearly $50. while Arthur Is .
GOOD second with vote close 70 500
\ The remaining 100 votes are distributed
among Messrs. Edmunds- Logan. Sher-
man. Gresham. Ha~ley and fairchild-
The balance Of power held By tho
\ ns;nor candidates i not likely % BE-
thrown solidly in favor Of either Arthur
\ or Blaine Il Is quite certain that the
former can get but little II any Of that
strength unless. indeed. the final
struggle should Be between him and
4 Blaine. In that event nearly AL
Of the Edmunds. sherman and
Havley vote would be cast for
Arthur. The talk Of an understands
in between Blaine and Logan j. re-
newed and II II be true that ~ agree
ment between these two has been en-
tered into. It i quite likely that Biz -
will receive the 58voies II Logan which
would bring him 50 close to > nomina-
ton that his opponent would lind i
difficult to defeat him. II the more
sanguine Of Biainc's supporters figure
with any degree Of accuracy the vote
controlled by Logan viii Be quite suiii
cienf 10 rive the nomination to thu
y Plumed KNIGHT
Both Arthur and Blaine are shrew(
politicians They understand mos
thoroughly the art Of manipulating Pc
litical conventions. Greek viii mcc
.. Greek af Chicago in the persons Q
! these well-matchcd antagonists AM
there will Be tug u war il the kepub
lean National Convention that wil
equal Il not surpass il stnbbornness ant
Z exciting interest that Of the week
!, hattie between the 500 and the field i
1880. But may not the shrewdness 2
!. these principal contestants sugges
! 20 them the propriety Of 200
ing their issues instead Of PEI
n uniting the IcM 70 utiilkc W.
strength 81 the weaker for the benef
u Que Of the minor candidates? Arthu
and Blaine between them control thres
fonrths Of the Convection. There hl
been no such bitterness IN their rivalr
q - 10 preclude . combination whic
d would - mutually advantageous Tru'
& Il Il not likely that President Arths
y would accept Office under Blaine, b
v - be Is natural-born politician -
, TOO young 20 retire altogether fro
p public life. he might b willing p y
\ come the power behind the throI
p greater than the throne itself A 4
D- Blaine, il i not doubted for nome
u tha: II be finds that his play for Y
y principal stake il 70 lose. he world
e willing 10 repeat with Arthur Of q
y other promising candidate the bargz
= he made with Garfield. Stranger thin
have happened in politics than col
q bInation between Arthur and Blaine
. Harrisburg Pztriok
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srI< - ~A>~~.
Inc xoFu'1.o Ss
brought aSs,ns. mc s <.,-..-;
~ 3enrFa naue.n. - $3.50 ~ s..sl:.
~ Havana ~ not aneS..k - r- '----s
mind - seriously - xou'u w na ~
% expect rom .nrn ks.s"y 49, sa ~ ~
length q tne ino s'Ine". rzne ~
- ~ e<-onaciai- tn's. ..
20 itAcn y treat 'he s'icS ~
comp ainan. villa u'u.o IL ~
t-e state Dcpax."en:
e-re<,ons pm .aer'nS 80. Va 1919 60.
mitted. ana ~ mint ~"n- ~
pretty even - ,xr-o' ~ ~,
'ess txeeSap'e ,n-n o -
when hsdean makes We Aee',-.o' ...e
matter seems y, assume n1o'c ~
expect Inc pupne n u'sposS1 ~
something 'an- nno.e - - ~ l ~ - -
oncia. &c ini.cnss P''e = 49, =
iran. % ,.-se' ,sn n..
bsueau accuses us o's.o ~ ,1', y. -
o. almost every enenss uu ~ -
Official capacity % km',y O. -
made special enor' 70 p ~ ,n'sn1 N
bic ss imteci'isy ana reject o. ouss
could possibly make appear - .
branch o. the Government y sou'a ny
have done worse tran the retired ON
sni-Generai charges y Win nas'nz 49,
IN 10 intercourse Win t.e SpArAs1
authorities. a persistent'y ssrrene'
corruption, - Va ue'e.,s'
in pub e duty ~ Pohss
was ''vacIIiafing ana isnom'nious: ~
neglect Of injuries ana insults % amer
1cau cit!e1s. ss.ncn -uo 49, ~ 49,
islandsof Cuba" was habitual. ~ negc
siation> with SPAN were injurious z
the interests AZ! nonor Q! tns c'un
Try. etc, etc: here = w. q usss
Lotions and ouenses tnnt snouta entitn
the State Department % me ne't ~
''cussedness n general way Ant
when i Is considered tnat these cnsr IN
are made ~ me party VINO wrote ~
uncmbell:shed ana reliable o'oSFaPnl 2
Y. - Grant. the disgrace o. nav,nl
such State Department assumes in
pressiye proportions
Probably the reason WY Inc Puoi'
isnot more excited over these oi<cios
ures i that although baiean stat,
ments are not inc mos. .eia1ie, ye- q
most any description % niunuer o. 81
hibition Of weakness can oe expec'e1
department IN charge % freine
huysen- There has been evidence
its imbeciiity ~ the Management. q on
relations with Germany ~ :np-sno
diplomacy nas oeen ,ep.'c 49,.
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s IL. -,
This .fue s'vty. ~ ~
name 49, Se1u 80 ~s~~
Sool poy' tna' - =. ,...,. 49,,
BAD boy, ON! soint'e~ ..... '.''.;..-.
less tie aid not wv .si u Tel.
ne seldom qua Es'ee "n r.,;..
sister ne va not sein ls. 49, $50,
got into tne sngar-1S> ~ ~. X. 49,.
q great wn,,s s s'.~h ~ .nd am
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-. - p-~>,-~~ ~~~slu,~,e = 1n1l-
1870 .,r c-.--< - s~- r~,~.,-lss-
~Tns GA TlrHsss q ulrn Faver-5sh.
1nrr~a@ eas'~9 -- 1000 $500
x>-r-- <~-......-' S>...'>,---,ic Co.
.-.....- M, 40. Y, S.,nra.x. the follow
-,-..~-.--- -.,.....5.
r,.-- r.,'.-. - u>,ar,cn<.
~ u-..-,t-.,, ~rI Virr-
e.". ~. e..-r,,<s "A Nv. nrm- ,
kxs"eu., -.s -. ~. =. -sS 49,, ~. dcl.,-
$3.50! =. s'-' $50 s.'ss;n ccc~rcrion s. |
49,. y. t-S te- -'.~s,..s y, Ch,c,-
lns.Ius.s1 \. 800 ~. - r,l,cn ard
',so,"< 80
henu''eAs-
CxnLvrx. LII. May %.
4 convention al the Democracy 81 elm
.,.'...... -. n.,a ~. saturday
20 Noa $50. r,.,--.c-
~ ss'ees 49, =. 80 r,S,cisi co5ren-
tions. The following, among other rcso-
iutions was adopted:
kesolrsd, That We iavor o.nueI I. -
den - his own penu.kinate $1,000. y
the once q fresident - - on''so
States.
~~ u.~n
u <-..-s- r,,>~~..,,-,, MAJ
me oemocsat'c Soun.y -. ..e 1870 - 80
Saturday and Instructed - koiiowss -
President and Vice President 1jlden ano
Hendricks; Carter Harrison for Governor;
Henry Setter for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
John Redin for Congress; =. y. S.-. ~,
Burlington. Clerk % Appellate Court,
and William Gilmore, State board q
Equalization.
cAn~,. III. xay1s.
y, S.<.ra.v the Democracy a. White
- !: w. c.',-s- hc-s. .,a delr-
eoon'y n'e' = 80 1880 $500. 1,.s,~,.,
gates were CHOSEN - '.'o o'-' ''--
and Senatorial Conventions Inc tn'. 49,
instructed for Harrison for Governor,
Henry Setter, "a - Si.,E Ss -
f~r.or County ~ Attorney General. The
rix delegates 20 the Judicial Convention
were instructed for Jacob y. Chance ior
Clerk q the supreme Sourt ana 4, 49, :. -
WnDankS lor Sierk 81 tne 49, =
The thirteen oeies1tes y nc 1880 $780, -
Convention are ~ IasoL ~ ~ - es.,
"a carmi, ior sns ssass s e. 49,. y. = ~
IeSe'eeo n.!oS -. I.,,~.,.. werr
further instructed TO use their influence
70 secure delegates % the National Con,
vention who would support ti,usn ~
Hcnorieks iok xAes'n'
oens'
suxrnrvuLE. LII. May n.
-. 1,.x,oc~.t,c connfv Committee met
.--~,. ~-.-...s-.,, 49, -. c.mn.i~n
sso-y 49, 7. $500, - -,-1r,..s !.
lime n Il the date determined upon fol
h<x,asr~, v.~irr,~rirs "a nominate candidate.
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An old dress On cloak. Of siIk
any other material. II ripped and r
larIv washed in : few cents wort
Spanish silk bark diluted with ~
viii look like new again. Cssc'n
Tunes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-30

Quong Hing, : .ChInaman, came here
from Lincoln Saturday - visit his
countrymen n this city, ~ was the
guest 81 Al Moo Long. Yesterday
afternoon while Quang Hing was cx-
hibiting himself, cooking : forty-four
calIbre revolver q An Moo's laundry
it was discharged. The ball passed
completely through the body Of Long
How, entering between the eighth and
ninth ribs and almost touching Bis
heart. Il then struck Long Tsu II TIE
shoulder, and was imbeddcd IN BIZ
muscles, from whence Il was after.
wards cut. Both Of the CelestIaIs
were taken % The hospital. Long How,
wound Is pronounced mortal. Quare
Hing No. arrested.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-30

wAsHIxCroS. d. G.. May n.
John sherman left saturday for PhiIs-
delphIa, where be viii meet Don Cameron,
who reached there yesterday. 4 y note
worthy that there II revival Of the talk
that II blaine fails 20 secure the Prcsi-
Dental nomination Ne will use bis in-
auencc % nominate John sherman. The
latter d anxious 70 obtain the good will
81 ne Pennsylvania delegates. Don
Cameron's Iirst choice y understood @
d Logan AID hIs second choice Arthur
Bat sherman hopes that Cameron may
chauxc his preferences.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-30

DECATUR. LII. May ~
The Democratic County Convention has
been called 81 the Central Committee for
June II. when delegates 70 the Congress
sIonal Convention will Be chosen. The
Democrats are active and say they Will
make things lively this fall. There viii
b over 100 delegates % the County Con
venfion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
A Little Girl Killed By q Bear.

OTTAWA, August IA terrible story
comes from Shrewsbury, Province Of Que.
bee, which will long De remembered In
that village. A short distance from Shrews-
bury there resides farmer named Leblanc,
a French Canadian. On leaving home a
few mornings ago to work In the woods.
he told his wife 10 send their daughter,
who was twelve years old, with his dinner
Al Doon. After waiting until 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon he concluded 10 90 home,
az no dinner had arrived. He shoul.
dered his gun and started, but before he
had gone far be noticed an immense bear
apparently eating something. lie watched
II for a moment aud fired, missing his
mark. While reloading he could zee that
IL was human being the bear was devour-
ing. He then rushed up 70 within easy
gunshot, discbarNng his rife into the bear,
which rolled over TO reveal che body Of his
little daughter, dis6gured almost beyond
recognition. The 1esh had been torn of
her legs and face, while she still held IN her
little hand the tin can containing her
fathers dinner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

attachment can also be used TO show the
sxart amount ri energy exerted by the en-
zine pulling the ear at any point IN the
These records are all made az the same
time and on the same paper. and can there
fore Nc compared, and an expert report
madeb BIZ Mr.. Dudley, showing not only tue
amount and Kind OF work required to per-
feet the rosd-bed, but also the precise
nlaces referred TO mile-posts on the ROAD
where the work should be done. The regis.
tratIon OF these machines IL so perfect lna'
Mr.. Dudley can, II the rails are compare,
tiyeIy new, tell when passing at the rate o.
twenty miles an hour over rn,-
road. what mill rolled the rals
on which be is riding. and KNOWS
At once when passing from rails OF
one MANUFACTURED TO those rolled By q u,i-
serent maker. From the record thus Iiaue
M Dudley makes up profile map oil the
read which by curved lines shows. on
scaIe Of one fourth Of an inch to the mi'e'
the following things First, irreguarie'es
Of gauge along the line; second, deieee
In horizontal alignments OF the rails; thiru'
the grades along the railroad; fourth, tho
condition Of the track at any point, COM
nared with a perfect track; fifth, whether
and how much the track can be improved
Inv labor, or whether new rails alone
arc needed TO make II more per.
feet: sixth, the brand and KIND OK
rails used on each mile oil road
seventh, the number OF years easn
rail ha. been in place; and, eightn' ln.
comparative percentage OF tangents anu
enryes per mile OF road. This map conf
Melted costs $3.50 per mile. the high price
coming mainly from thcimmsnse amount OF
work required to interpret the results, ana ana
the delicacy and cost OF the instruments
used in the work. Mr.. Dddley l, the III
ventor Of all his Instruments, ana inspeclS
each year from six thousand 70 'en ." a.
sand miles Of track, living on his ear 9u'
zinc these trips. From three thousand 70
i've thousand "miles" Of paper are KEEP,
In the ear constantly. and fifteen gallons OF
ink per one hundred miles are used IN
"spotting" low places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
4 FATHERS TERRIBLE CRinE.
I,e Takes His Little Boy uui aud Shoots Ham
Through she Head.

CooPERsrowN, N. Y, Aucus; 4.-Thi'
Fenlmore Clayton, Of The town
Of MiddleGeld. shot and killed hi, only
son. aged two years. Clayton has been a
drinking man for several years, and had
suffered from deiiri,am tre8leHs for some
DAYS prior to the murder. He took Tn BOY
out into the yard aud shot him through Tue
head. saving. lie is now in Heaven anu
better of" He then went into the mouse
and tried to take the lives OF the remalhG,r
OF the family, which consisted Of ms Wue
and mother. who succeeded IN taH1a@ '"5
pistol from him. but not untIl they nal
given him some severe blo'Ns upon tno
hcod with 4 blIl club. He is now suffer
inc from the effects Of these blows, and Is
NOT conscious OF the terrible crime he has
committed. Clayton is farmer about
thirty wears old. He has been lodged IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

From the Patent and Trademark Office,
Melbourne, Australia, Mr.. Edward Waters
writes that ons Of bis household suffered
with toothachc and rheumatism, and was
cursd immediately and completely by
the use Of 81. Jacobs OH, the great rain
cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
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MOST VIRULrNT FnkN Or D'''
poI1oN, , ~ Ice, certainly 50 IS
lers T., 80 no blood. - whicil ''. a cfrTk.
the Niua.i mp - s1lES. boil; IN ,.fyt er
IONS eie 'rpI-pTIONS. When tH' ,n..e bc
nhnt,1,-, stvc. warning ~ ~ W, Ia ,sir,
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suvH tii.s i,SSpSAPAEILLA shc 1.,' de blood
~ ~ ~, , ,os,iirtue for the pdrlhc''i"' -
sCROFULA
-,,,,,,op in ule blood lhi ~, aos az, ~ - :,
l. a foul corIups,rr al, Nothing VIII cI -
The machinery "a srJ urcytut o., ,s,n,su'i Ttts
RON w ~ AYERS ~AhHA. 80 van cleanse
oisptng - = ,lso The only one tiI i To- s,inf of
hreP,iid ~ mercuri1l poi,nIu,,.cJ Mood is Dro-
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....,,,lon. indicated by, rALLiD
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

,s..s,s, se:esrsm 70 the Dsspstss!
w.mlscros. .; G, August s,: ss, threat e.
MF sssa ~ and light local shower an a md
snes ,ss weather in virginia srs wn ad.
slight rise IN ,s%p1,a.q,t sm ssGsps
For the south .a ai'an." winds, generally
fair wea asneast TO southeast, and brisk On On
from no roro,Ina coast. nearly stationary y
NORM r. t except slightly warmer !"
interior. ----- !,
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear anu
comfortable. NJ as:
. .n, NJ ~. noon, 80; 7. A., 81 +
H.. so; midnight, TO-,
Mean temperature. 76t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
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asv only three hours ana 'oi's
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s eep, sgndnyiile accommodation dat is
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snhuay ~, ~ ptrhmond 5 A. 81, aud arrive III
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pepo, o,,cos. 1000 Main street and 'he"'
make and Ohio Railway dep0lI; W FILLER,
General Passenger ARen.s
q. ". SMITH. General Manager