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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

Gcld has gone up, not silver gone
down, says the Ligonier Banner, Is The
cause Of their different value.
The pretense that the increasing dif.
ference between the price Of gold and
silver Is owing entirely TO the fnctna.
tons Of silver values. is shown tn be IN.
founded BY the report Of the director 81
the mint, who shows that there has been
large falling of in the production OF
gold on the Pacific coast. A contempo-
rary apfiy remarks that this Of Itself i
abundant reason why the price OF gold
should advance; yet that silver retains
~ average value Is shown by the fact
that the silver dollar will to-day pur-
chase As much Of any Of the necessaries
Of life a. at any time in our history.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

A writer in The NJ. Carmel Regissc,
saws: Nearly everybody remembers old
l.Cspt." Martin, who recently died IN
vincennes, and who. sonse twenty wear.
ago. kept . saloon IN Mt. Carmel In the
old building on Main street recently
torn down BY John Rurkest. .Cap.A
although good citizen and 4 Kind.
hearted man, hsd no religion worth
speaking about. yet . tribe cranky on
spiritnalism- He never regarded mem.
bership In church Is evidence or TINE
goodness. and - one time had an e.
pecisi aversion 20 the Christian. or o II
= frequently Incorrectly styled. the
Csmphellise church.
One hot day IN the summer Of 1866
John Bnrkess, Henry Shsrp. Bourbon
and one or two others went over 10
Mauck's pond on . piscasoriai excnr-
sion. The only trophy Of their skill wss
pond fish, fish utterly worthless for
any purpose except 10 ailay the hunger
Of Cherry Grove coon. It's flesh Il ~
peculiarly cot'onish fiber, and will 20
10 pieces In short time after being
taken from its native element. By care
tnl handling the boys managed 10 hold
The fish together until they reached old
laps saloon, where after explaining
on is merits as ''pond salmon they
succeeded In trading il 10 the old ma 4
for gallon of beer. The next dav some
or the fishermen called in and asked
capt. how he liked HE s'pond salmon. u
salmon the devil! y responded the irate
old yankee; that was no salmon: moth
'ng put Campbellite!' .Campbellite ?'l
lueried one Of the bystsnders, swhy dol
'ou call Z Campbellifs p "'cause I'll
IL the water
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27


Speaking OF the address 10 the Presi-
dent by the COMMITTEES from the Lake
Mohonk Congress. which recommended
that the Indian lands he divided among
the families Ia severalty. Gen. Sheridan
said:
"For nearly twenty years have been
advccasing this, and IL my recommenda-
ton had been adopted after the war mil
lions Of dollars In money and thousands
of lives would have been saved. The
Indians are the richest people in lands
Ia the United States. hut they don't
know how to value their property and
how 10 take care Of Il. NY plan would
be 70 give each family SEQ acres Of land.
aud then sell The balance of the reserys-
ton. LET the Government buy what II
left ~ $l.25 IN acre, as Il runs, invest
the money in = per cent. bonds. and use
the interest on these bonds. or ~
much o. II as IL necessary for the pur-
chase OF cattle. agricultural improve.
menfs, snd other things for the Indians.
Houses shonld De built Tor them 10 live
IN, and school houses. and they should
have competent persons hired 70 teach |
them agriculture. The interest on the I
bonds would do all this. and buy I'll the 4
1000 ana clothing they needed until
they were able 10 earn enough 10 sustain \
themselves. Thus they could be sup
ported. educated. civilized. and made
seif-supporung by means OF their own
money ana without the expenditure OF
doiIar on the part Of the Government"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

Young Englishman- Your country 1.
90 young. yknow, Miss Eagle. Won
nave no pride Of ancestry as yet. You
american Girl On the contrary. Mr..
Lion, America Is and has every reason
70 DC prond Of its ancestry. Much more
40. n fact, than England.
Dung Engiisbman indeed!
American Girl-Oh, my, yesi The
superiority Of our ancestors was settled
over hundred years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

a saloon In Cincinnati IL about 70 Be-
opened % the public. There il nothing
new IN this either, 50 far. ~ Cincinnati;
has one or two other saloons. But the
novelty il the richness OF the building
Among other adornments there il q all
yer dollar fixed In the center OF each az
me ioot-square marble slabs in the door.
Might We be permitted to ask ii this Il
the nrst result Of the great Republican
victory over Prohibitionists in Ohio?-
Auburn Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27
DEAF AND BLIND,
An INTERESTING STORY.

4. Miss Minnie wali-ce resides With Mrs.. r.orr. prt
,sna y Ncsfee street. Atlanta Ca and from, ~ ~
lpAilng story. - ~
Several months she became almost totally hl,pe
49, aeti and could taste anything sxr.u. ..lt
Her bones became he Of intense main ~ ,,5r,.
were swollen ana paihtsI and eventually her vf.,s
tooy ana limbs became covered with >pictrhnx ~
sm.a ssres Her appetite failed ard she gradually
ics, resh and strength and had but lifrc ~ n
a. her nbs and sriss were psr,ivr.d So $3.50
a. ner friends and those with whom ~. lived se-,.;-
q her recovery Her srssrinr- combined = tx ~.
q n.arns amt taste and blindness truly heart
AZ treansa' from physicians and sle Use ~ n.ss.
and Rheumafism ' Pe's""
a. ,hs nov seemed yell and hearty n. reeor,.r
Ark-1 "u4' wrought such y orderfus chance
n-ef medicine rernrrr ended ~ . f-ss-s - =,
I<phed and before one bottle had ben taken hsy~r
" .ee ana hear The sec0nd bottle relieved I'll rh.r
mt.,s pains srd improved my appetite when hsd
completed The n sx bottles nj ex..i,h, "a 49,
ing we're fully restored sense II t..f. rs.,,S u,
spieiches disappeared all healed ana NV
sne nesh restored Inow feel 4. val - 4 sxsr IA
ana ny irIsnl. ~ ~eli a. myself are asteundedr
Bo.n,e ~ Il ,ns %sSs.nss a,ked the reporter
eay nat acei - powerfplly my disease ana cured
M. never experienced snv unrie.karf .xr.r.o-..
- rre arc ~ action y puck thar II surprises III
80 rsPnTaer men sought physician ~hc knew he
eASe. "nerrrpon be handed as the f0Ii. wing lines
examined the above Of blood r.i~cr -
rue.na''sm before and nfe- feing cured ana r.r,Ifr
" fhr main facts A. above stated apd rnusf setr.,
!, III, ..., vs. = effected most wonderful cure
,S.r I.s - r DRoNsooLF. n. Dir
h,oed BALM ~. Atlanta Ga viii mai ! ss.n,v.
book rec fled wIsh ma<csl Effects 80
sold m Mehringer Bros, Druggists.
Jasper. Ind.
May sih, iss5--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

The curfew il strictly enforced in ma.
ny Of the towns OF Oregon. Young
men under twenty-one anil young ladies'
un,ier eighteen found on the streets at.
er o'clock, are promptly arrested. an.
less they can give good reason for be.
Ing out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

William Hazard, an aged negro, for.
merly slave, II the father or twenty.
eight children, nineteen Of them living.
Pc births Of this large family were al,
ngle but one.-N. "A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

You WILL Nor BE SORRY For bein,
courteous to all.
For doing good 10 all men.
For hearing before jraying.
For speaking evil OF no one.
For holding an angry tongue.
For thinking before speaking.
For being kind 10 the distressed.
For asking pardon for All wrongs.
For being patient toward every BODY.
For stopping the tongue OF i tale
ror disbelieving most Of the III re-
ports you hear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

Louisville parties have purchased
French Lick Springs Al 90. COX. Mitch
ell News
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
The Epidemic Of Crime.


 Whence comes this epidemic of sui- Cides and murders? Recent discussions have named several causes. Hon. c. II. Reeve, of Indiana, charges it to infi4 del teachings--holding that hopelessness of a future state cripples fortitude for bearing lfe's ills. Another declares suffering from the universal business de. precision the cause. A third writer at tributes it to increasing insanity, a physician thinks much of the tendency is inherited, while temperance advocates lay the responsibility on atgong drink.
 Free.thinkerP have committed suicide, hut 90 have orthodox Churchmen. Fi- nancal straits have beset many, but the wealthy have also taken their life
 Insanityand dissipation have preceded suicides and family murders.
 One feature common to almost every such crime challenges attention. Well nigh every report of suicide and family murder mentions the perpetFator as hay- ing for some time been subject to mel anchoiy." Whence comes this? All recognized medical authorities tell us that the fire which consumes the brain is always kindled by heterogeneous of digestion; that good digestion is impossl. ble without pure blood, and pure blood neys are out of order. Under such cir cumBtanCes, a preventive should be sought, and for this Warmers SafG Cure is sDvereign---a fact conceded by tho best authorities in the land, and 1t is espe- cially commended by the celebrated llr bio Lewis. .---LL Rochester Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
Croopedae N ire mniiou

The New York Times says; The continued examination of Ferdinani Ward has further revealed the process by which the enormous sum inausted by con6ding greedy investors turned in a constantly increasing stream into tho hand of w. $, Warmer Begin. ming with s54,o00 and turning the capital many times, Warner succeeded in investing in Grant, Ward & (leg transactions some sl4,0O0,n0O, sna paying back to him S16,67s, ,92l, in. cluding obligations unmatured at tho time of tho failure. Twenty Der cent DOT month was inc profit obtained dur ing the greater part of the operations. No light has yet hsan thrown upon theinnel secrets of these extraordin- ary payments, but it is hiuted War ner used money of other men, which paid about one.tenth the rate he was to receive, Hc extorted from Grant, Ward ( Co. exorbitant payments through his power to expose their transactions
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

There are about 51 ,O00,O00 acres of land in England, held in estates of 1000 acres and mole, tho remainder, about 100000 acres, being in small- CT holdings. The annual rentals of the larger estates average about &.2b per acre and of the whole little less than $9 ap acre. The average rental of tho 5,000000 acres distributed iu holdings of from one to 100 acres is about S22, and of the 188,4l5 acres held in lots of less than one acre, in- cluding those in cities and towns, s9l3 per acre. Of the whole, 14,25s,5 ,527 acres are hold by the peerage, with alf average rental of S4 per acre, and mmnbers of the Hopse of Commons hod 2,12i, ,581 acres with an average gental q a little over Sl.25.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

The Arizona papers are giving Con- gressman Holman and his Indian com mittee deserved dubblng for rush. ing through that territory recently and neglecting to do the very tbing the government pays them for, viz, to investigate the Indian question in a territory where the Indians have been'most troublesome and most need looking after. These congressional in yestigating committees rarely ever earn their wages in their luxurious western pleasure trips, and there is no better instance of it tLan this Holman troupe that has so recently shot through Arizona and New Mexico.-- Albuquerque Journal
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

The evident consequences of crime long survive its commission, and, like tke3 gnOst of 1ne murdered, forever haunt the steps of the malofaotor, while the. paths of virtpe, though seldom those of worldly greatness, are always those of plaasantness and peace.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

, It is related of Prince Frederick
 Charles that on visit to a fellow
 officers ancestral scat, near Berlin, he discovered bis own portrait above that
 of the Confederate General Stuart aud
 placed it below, with the remark that
 he considered Stuart the abler of the 3two cavalry generals.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

? A judge, joking young lawyer, said: If you and I were to be turned into @ horse or an ass, which w0uid you prefer to bey'-".rhe ass, to be snrer replied the lawyer, "Tgeheard Of an ass being made a judge, but horse-neyerr
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
DFarNaT5a gT wAw, ,
ESE. ALLEN,

20O l10s@., ss5ass slsss .ss MI x N, a3 3 s
 got }Fse | package Uf goods of large value. that will start you in work that will at once bring you In money faster than aflything else in America. All about the S20A0o0 ii presents with eaclt box Agenss wanted eyeYywheFe.bf either sex. fOrail fhgtime or spare time only, to work for us at tRbir own homes Fortunes for all workers alls0late- lY assured Don't delay. IL. HAIifEF 6 Co, Portland, Maine. feli2l-iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

T ltis passing strange how man who owes you thirty cents will have his at- tention suddenly attracted tS tho corn ice of the tall block across the way whenever you chance to meet him on the street.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

In vain they talk af happiness who never subduad m inpalseln obedience to a principle He who never saari- feed present to I future good, or q personal to a general one, can speak of happiness only as the blind do of colors.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Las Vegas is infested with men who Have attempted to fire the town re- gently. Two of the supposed bugs are undeE arrest and 1t IS safe to say that if testimony sufficient to convict them be adduced they willnot fire any mo.e towns for time.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

"To show that I've lost my pride, said a new Salvation Army convert in Boston II will NOW kiss the poor old negro woman on the frent seat "G'way" shouted the old nageass, If yon hab go pride, press dc Lord. I have"
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

"lhare can De 10 grana men with- out grandmota says Kate Field, That's all right as far as It goes, Kate; but you fail to give the grandfather any show. Give the old man a chance. Valley Echo,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Mrs. Langtry and Fred Gobhagt have been in Boulogne. By day they visited the gambling tables of the Casino, and by night the public danc- ing room of that resort, not apparent ly caring a continental what is said of their unseemly conduct.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Couldn't small rebellion be fenced of at one corner of the United States just to give John Sherman chance to take 8 whaek at it--of course at long range?
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Buf'alos are now bred at Goodnight, Kan, and buffalo calves sell at S50per head, where once the earth shook be- meath the onward tramp of 100000 honEs-
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

No, sir he said to the captain, "I'm not seasiek, but l am deucedly disgusted with the motion of the yes sel. Boston Gazette.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Steve Elkins and some of his friends propose to stock tho New Mexico Antonio Ortiz grant with 25,000 head of cattle,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Languages are to be learned only by reading and talking, and not by scraps of authors got by heart Locke.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
pr. MIN TIE,
 CTHE SFEcIAmsT,) No. III, Kearny sbt., San Francisco, Chl. Treats ail Chronic, Special and Private Diseases with Wonderful Suecsss
The Great EngIlsh Teo7me

Tsa never failing cure for Nervous debility, exhaust etl vitality seninalWeak ness, Spornatofrhm, log1 NAEa0oB, Inipotsney Paralysig proNtatorrliaa aad all ths tsrriblo effects of Seli.nbuss, yoathfulfol hss, and eNoes1es in n3a. fnror years such as i1ss 0f mgin0ry, lassituaa Nocturnal emissions, aver. sion io so,siesy Dimncsg H ]
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Percussion arms were used in the United States army in 1880,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
NOTICE

Having leased our interest Ia tho Cotton tail Jack Rabbit, Little Chri1tiua and gar- kis mining properties to Samuel Richmond for three months commencing oa June sd, 1885, by virtue ot a written agreement we are not responsible for apy debts inciiffed by req son af working said mines
 J q LJNDY,
 DARN nv HA9Rff IN
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
To Capital Seeking Investment.

Y OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- A est D Ike two copper claims, W5th a large arHpWDt Of ilgh gradc cGUpcr orc m sight Plenty of wQG3 and water on tae claims. l want S35 geo tg 5ly outstanding interests, develop claims and pet them ilI bniNou FEE&a3, 1a4tH3mn. ! Wilf TFT.ay tals 5,UIe Ent u1 gl.g t8st cGtarGE FpGEi Gtl, leaving yoH &il4 cuelaI iuleEgsl iIf tpJ good, Gagei0Fg8 claims, With good fedUc- ton wcTl5s on property You can secure yourself bY oetas to glHiu:s and all ila- proycwelits Until money is paid back, thCu aiyiae pFafarGl and E0 ahcad. Who TaHla t0 Netjgs,e this in gCal faitAg
 Cal CD or aGdfess JOHN D. BURGESS. DaIsaP postuii.re, Graham County. Arizo- ne. Et& EoFt Grant. sept, Sf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
HE &RIz0aA SiLVER HElT
ognclaa-rAraa oE anA nm.
Saturday, September 26, 1885.

Thera are between S0090 and 90,00o Jews in New York,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

Qf rtalNIt Not3Ga t hhG &leti tte TttAl tlt pth- ihg unobsesyod in the urine, end aany other dis. easqs that lead % insanity aud deatb
 Rfr. MaNFAN. who @ resulzf physleIun taradva t5 of tbe pnymsity of PepnEylFauia will agree t0 forfeit $500. for GAse cf tha kind the Nsihi Restorative iundef his sp3gini adyicG and tftgtment) will not cure or ior anythng impgfc or Injurious iond in it DIR. MHMElE trcats all private diseaseE gitoesea. fully without mercury ENmHuIbatdOn Free. Thorough examination and advice, Including analy- si5 Of urine % CO., Price ef VITAL Hsr0RkT4FH 3 00 bottle, e four times the quantitY s5 sent to any address upon receipt ~ price or c O D, secure from observation, and i Yriyate name # desfe&, by
 A. ". MENFEE. M. D
 n Kearney street, kan FFahei8e0 Cal
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
e500 REWARE1.

ts-g.A ..... Five hundred dollars will be paid upon the
 conviction of any persan
 caught stealing CT 6ill- s ing any cattle with tho e,,XW ~g X above brand or with BS
 0n the icst ribs and shoulder, or a diamOBd bar DH dge middle Of the lalt side Shgrp--cE5p Cif the left ear, two sits on tGc right
 Post OGICe--PheniX, A. 7.
 sept 22-Iyl J. NJ. & \. A. WARD.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26

iFaGk ! EEEE PgSNA. THIS GNiEAT
 ! < <. . ]. ]. . eRkX " Radhass.ssssaae ahass. WE F{Tf EMaSW Et N v. K kgl M NM ING B EW F B y UthAE asF M and Nerve 'FtbAFG s4Ik Irs N " fs the legitimate re- s;ss K VI M A sult of oyer 70 years l$s ss, .g ~ l 4 M of practical ekperi- lsSi " l3 " z ss aFN K enca and Gli likES ikA NV i sss2SfggSSM WITH LNFlAtl~ lEkk RtYf N INEf CERTAINTY kIltRIWEei hl UktA Neryolts and l'hpai-
 cal Debility, SenIiH- af Weakness, apermattorr0a, ET0hbAlhof- rhtpa, Emissions, Imp0lency Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all it's complicationit and from whateYercallse produced. ltenI'iches and puriiies the Blood, strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Eiepf0a ductlye Organs, Physical and Mental Fac ulties. 1t stops any unnatural debillating strain on tho system preventing inOlun- tary losses, facilitating dreams, seminal losses with tine urine, etc, so destructive Co mind and body. lt Is a sure Ciinlina,iDr Of ali KIDNEY and BLADDER COM pIAINTS. It contains no injurious lngre- dients. To THOSE SUFFERING FROM TUX EVIL EXPECTS OF YOUTHFUL INDIscRE- TIoNs OR ESCEssEs, 4 SPEEDY, TIIOBprGn AND PERMANENT CURE Is GUAlIAN TIED. Price. &2 90 per bottle, or five. bot ties in case, with full directions and @STice, for Sl0 Sent secure from Ob6erN1tum to any address upon receipt of price, or c. O. D, To be had only of
 OR. c. D. SALFlELD, 2is kEARNY ST., San Francisco, Cal Consultations strictly confidential by letter or at office, FREE, For the convenience of patients, and iR or der to Insure perfect secrecy l have adopt cd private address, under which all pack ages will he forwarded.
 Trial Bottle Free sf,'"5 st siu E j. s1 ss ',5 5o any one applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age. Communications iitrict- N confidential. ian 2l-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
!. Q. .. N.
gAasonaci

Regular communication St Waite At0un. tain A0agn, No. 2, As VI. & ~. M. naeets Thursdayss on or succeeding eaef full Moon. solonrElpg Brethren in good stand- Ing cordially Invited
 By oreeF cf the " M
 N. Hs COOK, Eug7ttl eeegvtary
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
S@Oo Reward.

gasa, 1be above reward will sS he paid for inc eahyie.
 iiUH gf GEy person
 caught stpaltng or kill ing any cattle B ltb tbe tHE e above brandt
 s ETHEb KENNEDY
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
ss25o REyY ARD.

Ss-.s Tie above reward uili gwsg5gs De paid fer tLc dviCctlan M HEa conviction Uf agy person or FtrsUas caught \ stealing Cr killing any aWW a caitla0f le above brand. IA JOHN KENNEDY,
 Eri0i3a. A. q.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
BUILDERS of Mining Eaohiaey.

DLANTS FOR GOLD AND SILVER A Mills, embracing fle latest and mgst and free ores Water Jacket Smelling Furnaces for silver, lead and copper ores with new and important iIaYTUg eiaents sU- peIigT Co aRg other make, tiGf#g Works, PmapiHg naehints, Ghlati0i2ill1 haCes, etc We offer aur customers t.,t lst le- sUlts Of thirty years experience iH sVc- cial line of work, and are prppagsi D furH- ish from San Francisco or Chicago js lll0st approved character 0f Mining and F,cditc- ti0n Machinery, stlppTtQP it desiGl .ld con stYugtiOn to tllat Gi any aihcr l8at st the lowest possible prices. We also caE1l.Eet Co deliver, ia eoMpirtc ruElliEg order, Mills Furnaces, HlUis,ing Works, etc, ig 8Ag 0i the Mining States and Territories l.stinl- ates given on application. send lgg Illus trated circular,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-26
ssoO REwARD.

Gross oH left hip. Ear mgEks-cTop ol right ard Huder-cut iu each ear.
 The above reward win be paid by the uIl- dersigned fer Information that will lead % the conviction gi any one gUlt' Of defacirg, altering, or in any way y.elHHgiHg tue above described brands or gaf Diayhs or stealing cat}le bcgIing them.
 Range -Me.Gillrn, Pest CGcc address, Globe, Gila C8unty, <. r.
 aug. g-ul r. STANLEY.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-05-14
A Good Reason

"Judge," said gentleman, ad- dressing . well-known jurist, "I thought, fcom the evidence, that your charge to the jury would save the prisoner, but iustead of that, you came out plainly and said that he must be hanged. You certain ly do not believe that he is gull ty.'
 "NO, don't believe that hc is," the judge replied.
 "Then why do you think that he should be hanged?"
 "Well I'll tell you. l was very favorably disposed toward him and was about to advocate his ac- qujtal when l heard that some time aga he shot the proprietor O. a roEer skating rink"
 9But my dear judge, you are not so partial to roller skaters are you?"
 It is not that my dear sir. He failed to kill the fellow."-Arkan- sas Traveller.