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have stated the time Of transit from
European countries to our shores is long,
or than the incubative period Of chol-
era. IG therefore, by careful inspection
OF all soiled clothing ct the point Of de-
parture this factor Of conveying the dis
ease is eliminated. We have only 70
watch the development on cupboard q
such cases as may have acquired the dIs-
ease before coming on the vessel. The
moment case is recognized, or even
suspected from any diarrhUl discharges
Il should be promptly isolated, attend-
ants ouarantined. discharges at once dis
infected, al sollsd clothing promptly DE-
stroyed, attendants' hands washed for
the slightest stain 1t would be Qrompt-
" suppressed. There is here but the
primary factor with which We have 70
deal. The secondary ones, Of contami-
mated water, floating germs, and condi.
tions Of the soil, are absent II enicieut
measures are taken, ship should be =
favorable place TO repress the diseases
1t would remain, then, for the land quar-
antine to maintain the vessel under OBJ
servation for the requisite time 20 deter
mine thatsuo new cases occur. = series
Of measures that would suggest thoms
selves promptly to any health-odlcer
should be taken, such as tho removal q
all from the vessel to . spot Of absolute
isolation, the thorough cleansing and
disinfection of all the cabina linen, etc.
--nr. s. Oakley vanderpoel, IN sciences
(Sanitary numbcr).
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Il is not generally known that the
man who refuses TO pay for bis news
papers can be prosecuted like a. ordi-
nary criminal for theft. A New York
paper has begun suit against several o.
iinoueut subscribers under the u. 8.
postal law. which says: "rhe taking of
. newspaper and refusal 70 pay for q?
same renders person liable 70 criminal
prosecution as theft, and the person
guilty OF the same can be punished - y
he had stolen goods to the amount of
|subscription.D
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The indianapolis News, an Indepen-
dent Republican paper, very clearly and
briefly states the difference between
theory and fact on some tariff points as
follows: Protection must be justified
by fact not by theory. Il Is theory that
we have prospered under high tariffs and
retrograded under low ones. IL is fact
that under high tariff, we have just six
times as much panic, depression, and
hard times as under low tariff. Theory [;
Protection is necessary III order to make
high wages. Fact: Our wages were
higher than English wages before we
had protection and the difference was
greater. Wages advance faster under
low tariffs than higher ones. Theory t:
Protection il necessary because our
wages are higher. Fact: This CONTRA
diets the other theory, making protecr
tion both cause and consequence Of
high wages. Manufacturers never sue
cessfully compete with foreign products
where wages are not high. England,
the most successful manufacturing coun-
try, pays higher wages than any In Eu-
rope. Theory: Protection 10 necessary
10 make iron In this country. Fact ;
We made more iron In this country than
we could use before we had protection.
Since we have had it wc have never
made enough for our own use. Theory
Protection is necessary TO diversity
labor. Fact: American labor was as
diversified before protection as Il has
been since, and projection has absolutely
killed some labor; look at our ship.
industry. Theory: Protection
lis necessary because our rate Of interest
lis higher than Europe's. Fact: Interest
lie high only when profits are high, ex'
lcept In time OF panic. Interest is now
NEARLY as low here as in Europe. and Il
sometimes lower, but there are those
who are insisting that an average Of Az
lper cent. protective tariff is not higf
enough, and that Il must be raiscd to Al
pcr cent. aud generally the tarifIitcs Or,
Insisting on protection now as vchc
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mently - ever. Theory: Protectioo
increases prices for the benefit Of he
workingmen. Fact! Eleven steel r4iI
mills IN this country, - we showed, sold
s.OCO, 900 tons Of steel rails ct IN average
price OF 126 per ton more than they cost
In Europe. This represents o75. O00, 900.
or this the whole amount paid TO the
workmen engaged in making the rails u
excess OF the European wages was ~
100000. The net profits Of the mill own.
ers on the work were over 90, COO.
These are samples OF the difference b.
tween the theory and fhct Of protection.
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MR. r. SIxMoSs-SR: have one
more reply, and then ] will not waste
any more time. irf and paper on such .
defender Of the gospel as he is. see BY
some Of his arguments that he has but
little Judgment Of the scripture, and -
for him reading the Bible through from
Genesis to the end Of Revelations, have
my serious doubts, and II he has, be is
not capable Of containing 1t, as 1t is writ
ten in that book; aud II be can get to
Heaven on such arguments as his Will
say, amen for be has not thought enough
to know that the M. r. church at Hun
tingburg, Jasper and ireland are the
same. He goes so far as TO say "God
himself used name to distinguish his
/ suppose there were some
other churches before Gods time as he
has seperate church; yes, Of course,
the Regular Baptist, ! forgot that one, IS
it was established so many 100 yecrs be-
fore the beginning of time, for can
not find 1t In my Bible. II he will read
1st Corinthians lst Chapter, 10th verse /,
or will say the entire Chapter, and II
that does not convince us that those sec
tartan names are wrong, do not know
where he will 90 to find his proof. /
beseech you to read the entire Chapter,
and give it careful and undivided atten-
tion. He does not know that the church
at Rome, and at Corinth, and Gallatia
were the same congregation, but at diff
ferent points. One thing sure, he can
not prove there is a Christian church In
Ireland. suppose there may be Cum
berland Presbyterian and an M. r.
church, and so far he can 60 and then
stop, for Heaven he can not reach, for
the Bible says it is not every one that
saws Lord, Lord, shall enter the king
dom OF Heaven but il is he that "doeth
the will Of my Father" If he can get
to Heaven by prosecuting the Christian
let him 60. There is not one
passage Of scripture in your. reply. l
|say there Is no such'a . church as the
|Campbellites, and any one that will call
liz BY that name Is nick-naming
|us. asked all Of the other class to
please not call us by that name but i is
done through hatred toward us, and
hope God will forgive all, for so perse-
lcuted they the prophets which were be-
fore you. / will ask you to turn to the
last Chapter Of Romans, and begin with
the 18th verse. As for jealousy, we
think this argument is very narrow foI
IAN intelligent person to use, but will call
lyour wife some other name but SIM
mons. III we ever get acquainted. Excuse
for your delay. there Is pone, for there
lis no scripture to prove anything you
have put in this reply. ] ask the editor
lof the Courier for space for this piece,
and will not reply further, for the Bi-
Ible says; Snow | Ibeseech you, brethren.
lmark them which cause division and
Ioffenses contrary to the doctrine which
I've have learned and avoid them. For
lthey that are such serve not our Lord
j Jesus Christi Remember If you reply
| l will not notice, aud it is not Mr.. M
"A. B. but Mrs. NJ. A. B. that Is doing
this writing. DO not put the blame OF
credit to some innocent person, but
stand by the Bible. will, and II have
mo more proof win not touch my
pen to the paper. So fare you well \! far
you we'll. N. A. 3.
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Some Peculiarities OF the App0r-
tiOnment to the Various
Counties.

Indianapolis News.
The State Treasurer has about conclu-
|ded the distribution Of the school fund
Ito the various counties. The enumer-
lation shows that there are 74O,l76 chill
ldren between the ages ofsix and twenty
Ione in the State, SSH .46283 has been
derived from the State School tax, $232,
lOl0 48 from the interest on the common
school fund and $50, 1863 81 from un-
claimed fees, estates. etc. making total
collected and distributed OF 81 l,063, ,93l
THE disparity In the apportionments for
lseveral Of the counties. Is strongly mark
led, and IL Is evident that some law
should be passed to equalize the appor-
tionment more fairly than it IL at pres
lent or at least to provide for q uniform
land unexaggerate6 enumeration of the
school children. For instance, at the
May settlement, Allen county paid in
$26.918.7l and drew out for her share
,of the school fund S35. .923.16; Wander
lburg paid in S26 $40 90 and drew Out
Is 30,447 ga; while Wayne county paid
lS25 ,292 81 and drew out but SIS, ,652 80
lin the settlement the balance is to the
credit Of Marion county also, for II paid
lin SSO565.5l and drew out $72, 1000
There are a number OF counties in the
State which draw more from the school
fund than they pay in all the year. For
Perry paid in $4,002.57 and
drew out $9,235.74, as much as Parke
land other much larger counties, which
paid ia amounts in excess OF their ap'
Iportionment. 1t is hardly probable that
lin as small and uniformly settled State
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A new aspirant among the gcntlcr sex
for political distinction appears IN the
pcrson Of Mrs. Carter Harrison. Chica-
go's Mayor said lately TO . reporter OF
the Chicago Daily News.
II had talk with my wife at Hot
Springs about letting tho Council declare
nv seat vacant and ordering new elec-
ton, but we came to the conclusion that
such action would be cowardly, and an
admission that l had not been legally
elected
SO Il seems that Mrs. Harrison, and
not Carter, is the guiding genius Of .heI
husbands career. II would doubtless
bc Of great advantage 70 many other
households Ii they should follow nc
example 40 successfully cxcmplified BY
Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Hendricks, and Mrs
Harrison.
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They Should Vote q They Please.

New York Sun.
Some of the Republicans are very
much disturbed because It is already ap-
parent that portion Of the oolored 70.
ters Of Ohio will not support Judge
Foraker, the Republican candidate for
Governor. They seem to think that ev.
cry colored man is bound, as matter
of course, to cast his ballot on all occa.
sions for the nominees Of the Republican
party. Indeed, they have been won't to
argue this question on the assumption
that in some peculiar sense the colored
voters belong to the party, and are Tor
all political purposes its property. 90
that II is gross violation Of the most 81
cred obligations for . single man ot
them to support : Democrat for oflice
under any circumstances.
This Is utter nonsense. The rights
and duties of col0red voters stand on
the same grounds with those Of white
voters. Each is at liberty 70 cast his BAL
lot to suit himself. The attempt to
coerce anybody to do otherwise is spe-
cies Of slavery, which colored citizens
ought to be the first TO resent A red
hot Republican who was once running
for Office went TO Gerrit Smith and told
him that some negro voters were oppo-
sing him and he wanted Mr.. Smith 20
denounce them and whip them into tho
traces. "Oh," replied the snti-slavery
leader in his large way, II labored to OBJ
tain the elective franchise for thenegroes,
and now that they have got Il ! want
them to vote just ss they please"
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pupLusHED EVERY vRIDAY, AT JASPER
DuBois COUNTY, INDIANA, Br
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-IN CouRIER BUILDING ON
WEsr sixth STREET.


RATES OF ADSEhH5SHsNU'
FOR sousrc, 10 lines or less, week. 81 %
Each subsequent insertion, 20 cts'
Longer advertisements at the same rate
4 fraction over even square or squares,
counted as square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements ? rcasona.
bio deduction will be made TO regular
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment OF admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
70 be paid In advance.
ANNouScTSe CANDIDATES.
Fer Township Oficers, each Stu
For County z'co oo
Vor District, Circuit, or State, o.uo
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For the Councr.
DIED. WILSON LENNON, resident
of Boone township. Dubois county, Ind /,
|at his residence on the 9th Of Jolly, 1885,
latter very short illness. He was born
lin l649. he professed religion while
lvoung and Joined the G. r. Church. Of
which he was faithful member until
Ibis death; he has been for manv years
Ian officer aud teacher OF the Sabbath
lSchool at Lemmon's church.
By his death wife has lost q good
husband, his children kind and loving
father, his brothers aud sister q kind
brother the church one Of its best and
earnest working members; society .
good member, the state one OF it, most
law abiding citizens and all his acquain-
Itences a good friend His family and
will miss him very much and
perhaps II il hard for them to see why
lie should be called away Al the time
when he seemed to be most needed but
God knows best, and though all who
knew him will miss him, yet we trust
9our loss will be his gain.
Wilson Lennon is gone from our
!midst and those who knew hin, on earth,
Twill see him here no more; he has left
footprints and marks along his road that
shall last for many years, and although
ibis body Is resting Ia the grave, his
lsoul has gone to God who gave 1t.
From tho evidences he gave while here
Ind the life he lived, we have reason to
believe that he is now on the ''otheI
shore,r with friends gone before, and
waiting the coming of those left behind
jHe leaves wife, four children, two
brothers. one sister, aud large number
Iof relatives to mourn over his death
May God give them grace TO bear their
TROUBLES, and may He help all of US e
gct ready 70 travel the road our brother
Ihas gone.
NJorr x~p T~n
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When you hear business man ~ re
does not pay to advertise" collect your
bill at once and get ahead Of The sheri4'
-[Chicago Inter OceaD.
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James II. Martha, Of Dubois county,
was fined one dollar and costs by the
Mayor on Monday for lntoxication
Nirht Policeman Cavanaugh arrested
him Sunday night, near the q. Y M
target house, where he was found lyinl
Z cross thc railroad track evidently bcli
|,n suicide. Il T)avicss County Democrat
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THE ALIEN LAW.
n,.o Nv a democrat" for It's
. ~ Revival.

20 urst we press our legislators at
mus ;uoton to frame and pass another
"asn.'2 PHI?" It's disgraceful to think
Amen sa outrageous Dlt doings of the clan
OF 'n a5 and directed by o'Donovan
Lsaus' think OF it, We readers of The
Eossa, Is It not disgraceful? The
h hIAry fanatic, are only convert
ho.I tbe inhabitant, of the Emerald
ing -, sorfs II this be permitted to
lsl a+i nue. then Columbia far escutch-
con'i Nil, M be so besmirched as to cause
t9n ~ he he regarded as the. 'scapegrace"
hsI ~ the Powers OF the world.
5ll .;ai;2y,,, Is now assuming a defiant po-
o -t;a1" in our land; whilst within our
s.l.G eas are harbOred crankS OF the
l e,l;taa,, calibre, who are undoing and
0ll o;n1 every act which Mr.. Parnell
's,git 10 Irish members in Parliament
w any f0r the people of their native
ny W. ardently must advocate the
sou, and passage of most
15...;,,,sDf law against these Ylllalnous
80 l..ii.,5S71iters. We throw wide open our
r35- -tai inviting the poor an oppressed
oyerv cline TO come and find home
u "a protection meath the stars and
What What is the gratitude OF these people?
,.a-oienent. those ticket-of-leave men,
, 0ty from some English prison,
Ion who have been imprisoned for
me constitute the elements known
~. Socialists and dynamiters. There
visits fraternal feeling between the
S-nifed States and England. But if this
!. NOT speedily suppressed and the per-
,atrators sought out and summary
Lott with. then no true man can grow
tended II Great Britain should wage
,rar against US. This business
has gone too far. Will not our
Congressmen take notice2 VIII
our Honorable Secretary of State
allow this latest exploit to so unnotlced,
fit be ultimately found out that the
designers and perpetrators were resi-
dents and perhaps citizens of the United
states of America? The "Phelan
affair" is most significant, and may
solve many of the damnable plots TO
DESTROY innocent life in England which
were more than likely concOcted in our
own country. If the madmen OF the
c3mbustible gang desire to show their
love for Ireland. they should repose
confidence in the ways of the
present leader of the Irish party.
True Irishmen detest this mode of
coercion. 1t is not countenanced by
men OF education or refinement. The
class who chuckle over these nefariouS
attempts to destroy life and property
are OF the extremely ignorant. As
Scout has written you a very truth
ful article on the same matter, but not
touching upon the most important
question which we PROFOUND, We for
bear further. But to conclude: Give US
back the allen" law if this continues
to be accorded recognition in our land.
DEHoCRAT.
January 2Sth, 1885.
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Send Them Their Mail.
LOUISVILLE, Summit County
January 2Sth, 1885.
0 the Editor of THE HERALD:

To the Editor of THE HERALD:
Having seen no answer to the queries,
under the head Of Mail Matters" in the
columns Of your paper, and as there
has been no change in mail matters
here, ! would now merely suggest to
those whose duty it is to see to it that
rather than starve us to death, which is
being done (mentally) by keeping our
newspapers from US. kill us manfully or
give US our news regularly and fresh
and We will kill ourselves by oyer-feast-
ing, either of which is preferable to
dying by inches. waiting for a reprieve
that comes three or four days too late.
For, in the former instance. we would
die because we had to, and in the latter
We would die happy; while as it is, we
are dying because We want to, and who
wouldn't under our circumstances
hut why our mail cannot be sent to our
postotice as is our due, is an everlasting
stombler to all concerned. F. NJ.
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VoneumptIon Cnrnd.


-. 0'a physician, retired from prac-
a, eef having had placed in His hands h.,
a. last Indian Missionary the for1,,,jo
s,ae,, SIMPLE vegetable remedy for the a
lon 9u{ p and permanent cure of tonsn1nD.
ali -. bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and
r-.,; G-ioat and Lung Affections also .
Del5l;,.e, and radical cure for Nervous
after and and all y 'Yous complaints
I've ,,,l@'lng teStt -sf-s wonderful c,Ira,
lei 4 gI&ess In thousands of cases has
S.ifer;1 az -u,n9ty 70 make it known 60 his
TN an 'c.o%s. Actuated by this mo-
slfferiroe = desire TO relieve human
alWEo d. VII send free Of charge. to
for MO Or English, with full dire rec ton
by add,lasa5hg and using. Sent bv mail
paper wing With stsinp, naming this
6cy,s. ! " a: Soyes, I'D P,,eSy E.ort
'' =
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HabituaI UonstiDation.

Is prolific source of misery and
many ills, giving rise to Headache
Dizziness, Fevers, Nervousness, Rest.
lesSnesS, BiliousneSs, Indigestion,
Poisoning of the Blood etc The bitter
nauseous Liver medicines, pills, salts
and draughts formerly used to relieve
the sufferer, only agravate the disease
and sicken the stomach. All who arc
afflicted in that way, know the impor-
tance of remedy pleasant to the
palate, harmless in It's nature, and
truly beneficial in its action. The trial
bottles OF Syrup of Figs given away free
of charge by u. C. NJ. /. Drug Store
Wholesale agents. >
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According to astronomers, one of the
liked stars has been blotted out OF the
armament by the action of fire. The
startling event is, however, of less CON
sequence to any inhabitant on our
planet than the loss of a dear friend or
relative by consumption. Whoever is
threatened with such a bereavement
should recommend with the most per
S1stent earnestness the use of "Hale's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar" bv the
party In peril. In every stage of an
OBSTINATE cough, the healing, Soothing,
curative effect OF this new and powerful
ageht Is strikingly manifested. Sold by
druggists everywhere at 25c., soc. and 81.
n nuy large size and save money. Pike's
Il oothache Drops cure in one minnie
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How Women Direr from Men.

At least three men on the average
jury are bound to disagree with the rest
just TO show that they've got minds of
their own; but there Is no disagreement
amoas the women as 10 the merits OF
DR.. Prices "Fayorite Prescription.
They are all unanimous in pronounc;ug
il the best remedy in the world for Ill
those chronic diseases, weaknesses and
complaints peculiar to their sex. II
transforms the pale, haggnrd, dispirited
woman into one OF sparkling health,
and the ringing laugh again "ieigns SUI
prcme' in the happy household.
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Bucklen,s Arnica saIye.

The best saIve 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, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. Sold by z. c.
NJ. l. Drug Store.
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indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
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CHARGE. This great remedy vas dis
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PEMBROKE. OF 70 Main Street. is giving
away $3.50 worth of Fashionable Paper
Patterns to the Lady Patrons OF his
store. All the leading Magazines and
journals.
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Itching and Burning
TORTURES
BLoTCHEs CURED.

I used your CUTIcURA REMEDIES for
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II. MACK.
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