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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16

Salt Fish Souffie Mash eight boiled ID.
tatoes and mix with pint OF finely chopped
salt fish, aud add three fourths OF cup of
hot milk, tive tablespoonfuls OF butter, q
little salt and pepper, and two beaten eggs.
been mixed brown in the oven and serve at
once.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16

The Supreme Court yesterday decided the
following cases:
Ii 521. Ex rel. John Kendall W.. Nels IN
Green ct al. Hendricks G. O. Petition for
rehearipg overruled. NibIack, J.
10, $50. 6allie K. Matthews VS.. Mary p
Goodrich. Benton @. G. Reversed per Gu
Ram.
1879. John Sohn vs.. Richard B. Jernes.
Grant G. G. Affirmed. Elliott, j.
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Maxim Fined.

George Maxim. freight conductor vas
fined s25 and given thirty days in jail, yes
terday. on . charge of living in adultery
with his wife's sister in this city. His wife
lives in Nation. Ill. When assessing the
penalty the Mayor expressed regret that the
law prevented him from making 1t heavier.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16

Horsford's Acid Phosphate I'm Debility from
Ovsrwork.
DR.. G. w. Collins, Upton, Ind. says: 81
use IL In nervous debility brought on by
overwork In warm weather, with good re-
suits"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16

Why suffer with Malaria2 Emory's Stan
dard Cure Pills are Infsllible, never fail to
cure the most obstinate cases: purely vege.
table; % cents.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16
zoe 90

in Hall Place addition 10 the city OF In
ojapspolis zoe 90
Edwin ID. Ohr and wife TO August ~.
KuhD. warranty deed 70 lot 81 and
part OF lot C5 In Ne JaYty South Addi-
tion TO the city OF lncianapolis 400 90
Conveyances, :; consideration -........S 6,705 90
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16
HE FILL IN THE STREETS


KENNEDY's FAvoRITE REMEDY
Cures Terrible Case of Gravel When
Other Help Failed:
What Is Gravel? what causes It. and who are
most liable TO II? II is frequently attended with
acute pain, and unless relief can be found, pro-
duces Inflammation and death. Both sexes and
all ages are liable to it, although men who have
reached or passed middle age It's most COM
mon victims. Nothing is more urgently needed
than reliable medicine for Gravel, as the disease
seems on the increase, and we glad to say that
such specific is now before the public in the
form OF DIR. DAVID KENNEDY's FAvORIrE
REMEDY, of Rondout, n. Y. We put in evidence
the following letter, sele cted from many similar
communications:
PTTrsFIELD. Mass, March, 1884.
DR.. David Kennedy.
sire the public to know my experience with
Gravel. and my remarkable recovery through the
use OF your "FAVORITE REMEDY" / am q car
penter living in this place, and there are plenty
of witnesses TO the truth of what say. NY first
comparatively slight attack OF Gravel was in the
year 1873. IL passed away, and had little more
trouble until last July. 1883. One day when at
keen and terrible pain in my left side. / con-
suited two physicians at once One said: 81 can
DO morning for you. Your case is incnra6le" !
was frightened and went to the second, who said
little, put gave me prescription. 1t did no good.
Inen began series OF experiences, the agony
and a., norror OF which words can not depict Think
would fall, wIitbing with agony, upon the side
walk: 1t was death In life. Thank Heaven, 1 then
heard of 'KENNEDY'S FAvORITE REMEDY"
through Mr.. p. P. Cooley. had not used half a
bottle when passed three stones in succession,
one OF which was nearly one-half an inch long.
gradually sbated, and have had no more trouble
since l am well, thanks to yon and "FAV0RITE
REMEDY" Yours most gratefully, n
What "FAvORITE REMEDY" did in this case 1t
has done in many others. II you desire to do so
Address-Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout. N. Y.
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Chicago, 80. louis and Pittsburg.
PANHANDLE AND fKNNsYLvAnIA LIrED

New York, Philadolp's,
Warrington, Baiti-
more, Pirtsburg, and
Columbus Express. ..
Dayton &Columbus XIX
Richmond Aocommo-
dation.......-..............
New York, Philadelp'a,
washington, Balti-
more, Pittsburg. CO.
lumbus n Dayton XIX
N. Y. Limited. minimum.
CHICAGO DIvfS
Louisville and Chicago
Fast Express. ............
Louisville and Chicago
Express, 7. c.............
eDaily. ~Daily exec
II Hotel Car.
For tickets aud full
once Penn. Lines. no
and Illinois streets, or
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

would have answered sooner had |
mot been waiting for Mrs. n. A BE-
dearly beloved friend TO answer. |
hope be Is blood washed christian, but
he has no good fighting pluck. A. 10
the divine spoken OF that baptised the
dead, can think OF no church that be-
Iieves in any such practice unless the
CampbeIlites would, for they teach :
great many things that cant find in The
bible.
Divisions she will continue to write
about. as though no one else ever heard
|of one. They were numerous before
Alexander Campbell was excluded from
the Baptist church. aud there IL more
divisions in my fIiend's church to-day
than ought to be in the religious world
The name once more; | would not give
IA bad five cent piece for good name
rcligiously. If l did not merit It. love
the religion Of the bible. but haven't
much faith in CampbelIifes. The di-
cipes were called christians "because
they were followers OF Christi you are
called CampbelIites because you follow
Campbell.
FRANK SUMMONS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

The following patents we're granteI
10 citizens Of Indiana. week endina
Oct. l3, 1885, reported expressly foI
this paper BY jos. n. Hunter. Solicito,
of American and Foreign Patents, $50 T
street, Washington, d. O.:
II. q. Adams, Columbus. camera shut.
ter ;Sylvanus Cox, indianapolis. machine
for making conveyor flights; ~. j. Moore
and ,. A. Ball, Tholntown, base pivot
for straw stackers; j. ". 2owlett, Rich
mond. roller skate; John Sutherland,
Attica. crane; J. >. Wheat, indianapolis.
feed device Tor sewing machines; Q. w.
Crawford, Brazil, cut-otf table Ior tile
machines; "A. ,. Reeves. M. 4. Reeves
and y N. Reeves, Columbus, straw
stacker; L. II. Shular. Craw fordsville,
car coupling; L. II. Case, jr., Goshen,
vehicle spring; 4. q. Darr, ShelUyville,
end gate Tor wagons; n |. Fink, Ne
braska. car coupling; NJ. f. league, In
dianapolis. encapement motor; q. b.
Cones, Indianapolis, pantaloons; G. II.
Holden, Michigan City. machine for re-
moving pIumsge from feathers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

TAE BsE DirD.- Sam. Rogers me,
with > peculiar aud painful though 10,
dangerous accident last Sunday. IL
was eating bunch OF grapes. Into 4
hollow Of one OF the grapes = honey lee
had crcpt, and when this parficular
grape was popped into Sans mouth lhe
pee gave notice Of lie presence by ,hrus-
ting its sting into Sam's tongue. There
was iun around there for q few minutes.
out not for Mr.. Rogers A. "A the bee
The tongue swelled up until lis owner
could hardly breathe and il was several
hours before the swelling had reduced
50 that Sam could talk with HE accus-
somed volubiIity. The bee did not sur
vive the shock. ~ Daviess Co. Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23
District Politics.

Nincenncs sun.
From the very best Information wc
can gain, we are convinced that Hon,
John Il. O'Neall Of Washington is an
avowed candidate for Congress, on his
own individual merits, and there arc no
contingencies. near or remote, that will
change. his intention 10 stand for tho
nomination. A recent publication made
In this city contained ear-marks broad
and plain enough 50 that every body con.
sldered y an intentional effort 10 iniurc
Mr.. O'Neall's candidacy. AZ there will
not De an election held for more than 4
year, we can not see tho necessity for
getting into white heat over the mat.
ter. When the proper time comes We
DO not question but that there will be
good men and true ready 10 accept the
responsibility that the people viii i'm
pose upon them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

Nearly fifty Catholic priests from the
Diocese Of Vincennes have been In an.
'nual retreat at st. Johns Church, Indi.
annapolis, this week. These comprise
half Of The clergy OF the diocese. They
will return to their parishes on Saturday,
and the remaining priests will be in re-
treat next week. Rev. Charles Long,
Passionis. Father from Cincinnati, is
the retreat. This is one OF
the Oldest Of Catholic ordinances. The
clergy separate themselves for . period
from all worldly affairs for meditation,
spiritual conference and sclf-examina.
tion. Silence i observed throughout tho
entire season Of retirement. ~ Davicss
County Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

Judge H0rd Holds That They Can
Not be Attached or Garnisheed.

@~VS ~ AtessSnC0 " 00A - u1SACcOs
News
State Superintendent Holcombe has
addressed certain inquiries TO The Attor.
lney-general regarding the right Of credi.
TORS 10 attach or garnisbee the salaries ol
school teachers, and Judge Hord has
Igiven legal opinion on that matter,
which, together with the question, are
las follows:
"can the salary OF teacher In the
common schools Of a State be attached or
|garnisheed in the hands OF school trus-
lfec."
Answer Municipal corporations de-
irving their authority from the law for
receiving and disbursing public funds.
are not chargesblc as garnishees in the
absence Of an express statute authorizing
such proceeding. A school township il
a municipal corporation, and such town.
ship and its officers ia control Of the
common school fund are not subject to
garnishcemcnt. So long as tie school
fund for the payment Of teachers re-
mains in the hands OF disbursing Of
hcer, II i Is much the money of the
state as fit had not been drawn from
the State Treasury until paid over by
by the officer TO the person entitled to
II. The fund can not in any legal sense
be considered part OF his effects.
Does the statute abrogate the sta
tutorv rule and permit The salaries OF
teschars to be garnisheed III the hands n
officers with whom the school fund IL
Entrusted for educational purposes?
Answer-It Is my opinion that the
salary or teacher in the common
schools Of the State can not be garnis isheed
IN The hands Of school trustee by q
creditor OF such teacher.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23
Challenging Card from Hon
II. r.. Carter.

EDITOR JAsPER COURIER The fol
lowing has been sent the Argus, Of Hun
for publication, not KNOWN,
whether Il will publish II or not, and de-
string 10 treat both papers fairIy.I sen(
IL TO you also.
j ED. AFnUs :-"Some friend has beer
kind enoughto send me copy or your L.
Isue OF Oct. LET, which contains an article
lover the nom de plume of"Olc Citizen
touching the "egg throwing At Ireland
IL was not aware that the incident had
stirred up such breeze in your section
as 10 set two important Journals like
1.-The Argus and Courier "by the ears,
and yet am glad that the enemy ha,
enabled us 70 bring our Issue 50 prom.
inently before the people. wish how
ever 10 notice few Of "Old Citizen's'
iremarks.
| do not now, nor never did, charge
any person who heard my speech with
such cowardIy conduct; ana I appeal to
any Democrat or Republican present 10
say whether or not, did not give the
two old whisky parties their just deserts.
| Old Citizen says he - Republican
and not Prohibitionist- | am glad he
SO distinguishes. as II saves the Prohibi.
.tion party much embarrassment.
! Asfo who threw the whisky srgu-
ments" am unable TO say, but will
wager handsome sum that some one
who j. disgrace 10 the Republican par
lty. and vet one OF its hangers-on was
The guilty party, probably assisted, or AZ
least counseled to his nefarious work by
Ia discharged employee Of mine. He
saws Carter will not come back and Of
lfers 10 bet that wont. Allow me 10 as
Isi-t you 10 make your fortune, BY taking
laIl the bets you can get that viii come
back. and that ! will speak In Ireland
too : ard hereby challenge any Demo-
lcrat or Republican to meet me on the
lrostrum at bis own convenience in Ire
land. 20 discuss the issues dividing tie
said parties from the Prohibition party.
| do not expect such dirty, contempfi-
|ble. cowardIy puppies as the egg throw
|ers, 10 debate any question requiring in
|teiiigence above that Of . monkey. When
such offscourings OF creation as they
are cornered, their only resource Is
throwing eggs and bawliDg, Demo
cratic Aid Society,"
The party VINO earnestly believes what
he says when be calls the Prohibition
party such names, 10 10 be p:tied. and
only the leniency OF his friends saves
him from one Of our charitable institu-
tions. viz: the asylum for idiots. His
brain Is 80 dwarfed that it would rattle
lin The hull Of mustard seed.
Your 'Old Citizen may kick against
THE onward march OF the Prohibition
party, but he might as well attempt to
whistle down . cyclone IS TO stop Its
progress. and such disgraceful proceed
ings as took place on that occasion will
only hasten the day Of its triumph.
|. "Old Citizen" has nc comprehension Of
the kind Of mettle that goes into the
maSe-up Of The advocates OF our cause
No amount Of eggs will deter US from
our purpose. viz: The destruction oil
the two wings cf the liquor league. the
Republican and Democrats parties.
Now, tx old Citizen or young citiz IN \
can troi oCt q man who Is RECOGNIZED asl
q GENTLEMAN that will accept my chal-
lenge, let HIM name the time.
pectfully,
B. r. CaRTrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

Il is an exploded theory that one rinc
grows upon q tree every year. The ~.
ricultural department at Washington
hnds that trees OF six years showed
twelve rings; oftwelye, twenty-one: /: 81
hve, eleven; and OF twenty -four. twen-
~ the trees being, respectively. locust.
hickory, craDspple and oak.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

xew York tun-
In the first place be was fifty years
Iold, baldheadcd. and ought to have been
Ashamed Of himself. In the next, be
probably had wife and four or i've
children in Cleveland, and be had no
business running after strange gods On
& railway train.
There were about twenty passengerS
lin the coach, and Of these only i've were
females The one who laid over aIl the
rest for youth, good looks, and : far
away look in her eyes. had . seat eli
alone, and she.seemed disposed to per-
Iuse novel.
This old balchead. this old masher ID
human form. on whose wrinkled fore
head the kiss Of = fond wife could yet
Ibe seen for 60 cents on the dollar.
Igot his eyes on that girl At an early dats,
land the conductor had scarcely made his
|round before be walked up the aisle and
|plumped down beside her. She be-
|trayed surprise and maidenIy modesty.
Indeed, she looked too coy and sweet
for anything.
The old masher began to talk, making
himself fully ct home, and after little
the girl seemed to enjoy bis company.
The rest Of US did pity her from the bot
tom OF our hearts. SO younel So unso.
|phisticated! SO ready TO fall into the
met being spread for her BY that old
|gravel-k oofed hyenal
II might have been half an hour after
he %. down when we saw the back Of
his aeck flush 70 . deep red, succeeded
by pe.sness which would have put roll
Ier 1our way back alongside OF tar.
Had he fcC-d carpet tackS Did tho
motion OF the cars make him sea-sick2
Then we saw ier shake her head to
emphasize her words, and pretty soon
the old rnssher pulled out bis wallet and
counted out $50, and put the bills In her
hald. This was no sooner accomplished
than Go bcbbed Up, returned to bis orig
irel seat, and set down with . "D-n
itw which was heard al over the car.
TIE girl counted the money twice
over, nodded her head as 5he finished.
and he bills venl down behind the lace
at her throat.
Cid bald keadl But wasn't be mad?
lie snorted and kicked and scraped, and
nobody dared 60 near him until the
train reached Dayton and the sad-eyed
girl got of. Then he spouted. Says be-:
"Durn my buitonsI but We were
talking away ss sweet as sugar when she
suddenly says:
Mister, want $50."
mot Of me Z"
"You bctr
"Csnse whyY
"Cause il you don't ri stand up here
ard sctsam ont that you have insulted
mel The men on this car will not only
punch your old bald head until il will
ache for the next six months, but your
name will get into the papers and your
dear wife hold 3 surprise party over
your remains. Come DOWN.
"She lad me. forked over
Every listener realized that be WA
telling the solemn truth, and every man
gssped cut:
by the great horn spoon!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

A Russian friend OF mine who was ia
frequent attendance on the Emperor
Nicholas told me that this savage mon
arch was so thoroughly imbued with the
idea Of personal power that in speaking
of Russia he used 10 say: MY climate,
my snow, my thunderstorm OF last au-
tumn.' One morning q be was look
ing out Of the window he said: my
clouds hang very low this morning.
Aurelien Scholl.
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| Little Blanche. daughter or Bro. Joh,
Casey snd Sister Casey. was born Ma
9th. 1879, and departed this life. Octobe
lst. 1855. at Seymour Indians, where shf
her mother and little sister were yisitin,
lre!atiyes and friends. All were expeei
ing her home In few days; but, alas
she has gone 70 her eternal home. Sh,
Iis missed in the Sabbath-s school, but NOR,
lserious!y missed ia the family circle
We cannot help but think Of tie banner
under which she marched al our SUNDAY
school celebration, which saws. -Suffe,
little children TO come unto Ne. and for
bid them not for Of such Is the Kingdom
|of Heaven We feel sure that sne 1,
now marching around the eternal throne
|of God.
Whereas, 1t has been the will OF on,
Heavenly Father to remove from among
US orr beloved little friend and school
mate;
Resolved, Therefore, that We. The
members OF the .iirdscye Sabbath chool
tender our esrt-felt sympathy 10 Tie
bercavcd family.
Resolved, That our loss is her eternal
gain.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published In the Hunting burg Argus and
Jasper Courier, and that copy of the
same DC presented to tho parents OF the
deceased.
But like the last beams Of light,
That fade at the close OF day.
That gentle spirit took lie flight.
And passed from earth away.
Yes, over The river she has gone,
Beyond where the pearly gates stand !;
Over the cold icy billows,
TO live IN fair sunny land.
: ), a. w. PINNICK, Supt.
X. I. DEMO. Secretary.
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Fond Mo,her-"You are very sick. nv
child | will send for Dr. Jones', Daneh.
ter tquickly)-"Not DR.. Jones. mother
dsar; be is engaged already
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Let no one forget the advice OF the
New Orleans Picayune: The world
may owe man living, but it's alwsye
best for him to 20 out and collect Il By
e little hard work"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

Ordinary astronomy teaches MS the
theory Of spots on the sun, but Boston
astronomy teaches The theory Of specs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

The secret Of keeping onlons ID =
have them thoroughly dry before storing
them away j. thoroughly dry cellar:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

A WINE SroRY.-sGood wine is !
mice, healthfnl drink when taken IL
moderation" said Rabbi Messing, who
Iosiiciated 81 the Beitman wedding this
week. did you ever hear the pretty
story Of the origin Of the grape? It Il
related that when Adam planted the
seed of the vine. be slew Z lamb. 1
lion, tiger and pig. First he put in
the ground with the seed. as fertilizer,
lIhe blood OF the lamb, and this was fol-
lowed By the blood Of the lion, tiger
land pig in the order named. Thus,
lyou see, when man takes . moderate
Quantity Of the juice OF the grape Il
has . pleasant and soothing effect up
lon him. He Is IS gentle aud mild as
IL lamb. Should be increase the amount
The becomes as courageous as lion, and
further indulgence makes him Is fierce.
|yindictive and treacherous as the 1.-the
and ferocious tiger. After this an il.
crease in the quantity Of wine imbibed
turns the man into hog, and be grovels
among the pigs Dayiess County Dem
|ocrat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-18
Post Office Notice.

STAMPED ENVELOPES OF TIE DEMON
- nations of
ONE, TWO, FOUR, FIVE and TEN CENTS,
&c, &c, &c, sc and IOc) he purchased at the
Post Office at face value of the stamps, when less
than dollars worth is wanted
Cash purchasers of dollars worth more of
stamped envelopes will be allowed, till further
notice, discount of twenty per cent from the face
value.
General Post Office, December Is, 1885. Wv
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Fryer's Circus.

The Sydney Morning Herald" of No
vember 30th has the following:
''The spacious Marquee in Belmore
Park was crowded on Saturday night,
the occasion being the closing perform
ances Of the really clever company of
acrobats. jugglers, clowns, trained
ponies, goats and dogs comprised in
what is termed Fryer & Co.'s Circus and
Equine Paradox. Those present seemed
to be highly delighted with what they
saw and heard, and roars of laughter
ran round the house at the eccentricities
of the musical clown, Mr.. Shillito. The
whole of the items on a lengthy pro-
gramme were carried out in a satisfac-
tory manner From first to last Flyers
Circus has been very popular in Sydney,
and should the management determine
to visit the Capital again they will doubt
less be as literally patronized by the
public as they have been during the
season lust closed