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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

rOne OF our prominent new bust.
ness firms IL in danger OF being forced
70 the wall. We are informed the pro-
prietor fled schedule Of his property
on Tuesday, in order to secure the ben
eft OF the debtors exemption OF e0OO:
We are sure most Of our citizens would
be glad to see him safe out Of bis hnsn-
cial dificulties.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

HApvrsr MAT the harvest home
II Huutingburg on the 26th, there will
- ! balloon ascension with balloon
messurInr IA feet in circumference and
% feet high, and every person 10 the
county Who has never seen large pal
Ioon should be there TO see e. Iske
vour families with you and give the chill
dren al grand eight
The Committee have also offered the
following premiums
~ 90 for the best specimen Of wheat
raised 1885.
~ ~ each FOR the best oats and barley
a % FOR the prettiest baby under yeas
old on the ground.
a 10 70 the person laying of the incest
and straightest furrow with
shovel pillow.
n 90 % the winner In : wheclbarrow
~ "a album 10 the lady over 20 years
ala. Who does the incest JOB o. ~,
spinning with the old distah, o.
Tie grounds.
=, % 70 the boy who can eat pie quick
est, with his hands tied.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

s~Nr. T. Herbig informs us that the
~ county Sulphur Springs are already
crowded With vtstsora ana ~. -.
building viii have 70 be ENLARGED ss.,n
befcre ths next season opens, % scIom as
molate the people. He hss b,rgslneo
~ eprings 70 Mr.: John y. norssn,
vho vent down on Tussday 70 inspect
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

n. +. ". Atkins, Girard, ksns .
rite: II never hesitate 20 recommend
vour Electric Bitters TO my customers,
~ rige entire satisfhction and are rap
n csd{ers.- Electric Bitters are the pur-
- - at medicine known and will
positively care kidney and Liver com.
olaiuts. Purify the blood and regulate
she bowels. No family can snord 70 %
WIthout then. They will ave hundred
az dollsrs u doc4Or's bills every year
cod 4 any cents betfie By Nehringe'
Drua. JaaDor, lad ..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

ACCIDENTS. As Mr.. George Wagner
was fixing up his pistol last Friday night,
II was discharged the ball entering the
palm Of his hand, and making painful
wound.
Mr.. E. Benkerf cut OF the end Of the
fore6nger on his left hand last week,
while fooling with sharp knife.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

rrThe examinations Of teachers for
the months Of July and August will each
last two DAYS, the last Friday and Satur-
day Of the respective months. The July
examination will be held at Jasper, ana
the August one in Huntingburg. Teach
|ers will please remember.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

IvThe dance Il Mr. Fritz MAINS, In
HARRISON township, last Saturday even
Ing wss big thing. over LOO couples
being present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

~ Sugar. yellow. IS lbs. for oi.0O
of &C." IA lbs. for 500, 1t Joseph Bu'
charts. Jasper. u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

The best coal oil It Is cents : gallon
Il Josaph BuchArt'a. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

rLarge numbers Of persons are 60
Ing through our town for French Lick
daily. What great convenience. 10
hot weather, railroad up that way
would be, but then Sermersheim =
Friedman would not get TO ride 90 many
people in their fine carriages.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

MARarAsE LICENSES. The following
couples were licensed last week. NO
licenses this week:
Geo. ID. Griner. and Sarah r Pleasant.
George b. Jacobs and Eta Gullett.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

arTho North WosteFn 1usus'
10 i.sarance Co., has paid IN TWEEN
tv-six ysars over Twelve Million col
-. dsseh loses and over Twenty-Five
IGslIioa dollars to living policy no'ners
~ uucuroa. Agent. jasper Ind q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

0rIn company with our esteemed
friend and feliow-towDsman, Mr.. II. >.
Sermersheim, We made . short but very
pleasant visit to friends and acquain-
sances in Portersville on Saturday last,
and also attended the sale Of Charles
Lavender, deceased, 10 Davies county
while there We took by the hand great
many OF our old time-honored friends
and added several names 10 our already
large list OF subscribers in and surround
ling that pleasant little village on tie
bank OF classical little White river
Time and space forbi Il lengthier 70.
mort OF our trip At present. but We hope
con to be able to call again and remain
with you longer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24
HERE'S ANOTHER

I an merchant OF Atlanta. and am near % yess o.
age ny Kidneys have been inactive end irregular nr
msny years attended With excrucistng pain 10 small
ofthe back. Al times became too nervous 70 attend
" business Ny had al the attention that money
could secure. bnt only 70 result In complete i.ie'
ton on me vas magical would be mild term One
bottle made feel like : new mAn-5ost NE ! "a,
young again. In al my life never used 20 po.ettu
h the bestI ever ssv. and bottle viii force an,
one 70 praise IL.
Sold by MehriDger Bros., Druggist
Jasper, Ind.
Nay sth. lsss-iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

Mr.. J. r. Friedman re-
ceived notice on Friday Of his appoint
ment as p. N. 1T Jasper. He immedi-
ateiy filed the required bond and y ex-
pecting his commission any day; when
il arrives lie will take charge Of the Of.
fee, aud 10 now famiIiarizing himself
with the duties. Mr.. Pleasant informs
US he has made arrangements 70 remove
10 Oeage county. Kansas, where he viii
practice his profession. Our people
will generally wish him financial sue
cess. and as the <. 0. p. dissolvcs. which
hi will do after next election, John VIII
make an efficient Democrat, for nc be-
Ilieves IN honesty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

Machine OIL! Machine OIL
Joseph Buchsrt sells the best Machine
OH for threshing machines, mowers and
reaper q 20 cents per gallon. All oil
guaranteed LIST class. o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

0rAt meeting Of the town board
held on Monday the Board, accompa
MED by . number Of citizens, went over
and inspected the work Of grading On
atreet and voted that II was completed
According TO contract, and ordered the
Clerk 10 make out an assessment against
each property owner fronting on Il, IN
S.vor ~ the contractor. Mr.. 7. Hogan,
Ana deliver TO him, amounting TO l6.4
csnss per foot front, said assessment ia
~ psid within ten days thereafter
some or property owners are dis
nosed 70 resist payment, and test the lega
IN 81 the matter in court, but we hope
shsv viii think better Of It. and devote
ths energy ana money suIt will require
70 hurrying down the brick sidewalks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

pp.Acuro.-Rsv. 8. =. Anderson
an orroch n The II. Z. church In Jssper,
= next Sunday morning 9 io4 o'c'ock.
aabbash- school q 3 o'clock = y Inc
peblic arO invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

- SHERIFF Cnx went - Indianapolis
TUssday, - saks Mics Hagen, 70 the
lnsane AsyIo0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-24

20 Can OxLy. Tho undersigned
Are0 nov q will do bic business strict
- - : cosh hasis, and viii accordingly
al e : soAll pro1t. Don't ask him foi
e,~6te. JosRPn BUcHART
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16
Housed Up.

For the isst three months a great msnv
peopl- have been housed up, because they
have not felt abb 10 withstand the stormy
wintry weather taat has prevailed. But
unfortunately the confinement and cl, Sc
sir Of n odsrn Lousss duiirg The winter
season, is very en,rva ing, and the system
needs help to enable all the org ,ns 10 do
their pr p r work. If thee organs h've
ben inactive the con equences are show.
ing themselves in The bilious condition OF
the system, or in co. stipstion Of the towels,
or in disorders of The kidn,ys, tn al the
aches and pains that accompany thee
complaints If you are in th,s conditi N
from any cause yOu should make faithful
t ial OF that well known remedy, Kidney
Wort. It ats At the same tue on the kid
neys, liver aud bowel, aud is therefor Is
+ 'ci'liy Fl ted TO correct this torpid condi
lion Of the system.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16

B riley Campbell sailel from Liver
pool en- The 10th, f,r home.
Maggie Nj CHI II and hu baId are a
Long Brarca for tie summer.
-Fsy Temp e'cn i still sirg'rg at tn,
Spanish Fort, New Orb ans, before lar.s
aud encss.
Emma N,vada It is reported, i be
,ro he'd to DIR. Riymoud Palmer, her bus
iness manager.
-Altnzp Hatch, The w.'l known tenor
s member OF tord's o, era c npan-
which is playing at UhEig's Cave, 81
Loui-, this summer.
Frederick Warde, who closed a five
highs erg'gem,nt at Hell ma, Mon ana
les; nigh', az pears u Rozsmar on ,o-mOr.
low md Tuesday ghts.
The Amer:c public have La dIy re.
covtr,d from the liying-1 erry farewell
bsfor. The ,ua or fiji hIth.r that MI 5 Ter
~ cons mpl ties starring iour here by
herself.
Patti, it is cal lel, his sigr ed a coz.
trarI wi h PoIline If ii smtu'g, TO give per.
formarces in C, ncert ard opera in EurOpe
including ct. p. tersbUrg and MOst ow, RI
10000 francs each.
MIR. Charles II. Collins, the n,w man.
ager OF Woods orera hou e, is now at his
home in Detroit, NJ chiean, end writes thai
he has already booked many first-class at
tractors. He will soon Leave for New
Yo.k.
Sir Julius Ben dict, the musician ard
composer died in London, Engl md, tie
5.h. He c,me 10 this country in 1850 rs
;i.Iis: a conductor f. Jenny Lind. III,
bad received many honors :Og mis- musical
abili,ies.
The cure o. on' sctress-smit'en m n j,
r.port d. He hid for many years been an
inmate # an Insane ssJ ium. He btcJme d
furious over If + stori as Mary Stuart
ard Immediately went daft. OF late vears
the one maniac o. love for the mimic qu-, II
was all that allied him. Seeir that Ri
tor, On her recent f.rewell tour, had re
c,me middl- eyed m ID, with tone Oh
her pers nal beauty left, tie phy-icisr
decided to take his patient to ste her. III
result was astl ;shinsly successful. There
was enough of the former R;stori to cJu-
vince tie man that she was the same indi
dual, but he was so diserchau:ed that re-
covery wss a'mCst instantaneous.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16

On tire .we":b lid al Ibis month
the at requiring employers of female
lsbOreTS, 10 pr,vlde seats for employ
ees, bee, ines p iaE, anu hereafter
delicate women and gils vii
be allowed to use seats to such an ex-
tent as may be reasonable for the
preservation of their health. Any
violation Of the law will be considered
misdemeanor, punishable by a fine
not to exceed S25 for each otfense.
For a long time, this common act OF
humanity VS. combatted by brutal
employers, and woman, no matter
what might be her condition, was
compelled to spend long hours on Der
feet. 1t did not matter that her dut-
les were not at the time claim.
ing her attention, it did not look
Cuisines like" when a customer
came 10 to find her seated and conse-
quently, sick or well, she must stand.
Philanthropic and humane men, who
had love for their race, took the
matter up, physicians disclaimed
against it. upon the grounds that it
was Injurious to the health of women
to remain for hours upon their feet,
good and influential women interested
themselves in the alienation of this
unnecessary cruelty to their sister
women, and the result has been as
above stated. While it is important
to care for the male part of tie labor
ing element, who, as the family br, ad
winner, needs the strength and Drawn
Caual TO combat with the world, it is
just as important that the women also
be looked after, for after all, it is to
the healthy mother future generations
must look, and we're this made
desiieratum Of state legislation even,
it would only be move in the right
direction. By all means, permit the
femal lie employee TO rest her weary
bones whenever the opportunity rises,
and let us never forget that We are a
chivalrous race, and have the eleva-
ton and care of the sex at heart.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16
SECOND WIND.
The Philosophy of Endurance-Circulatiop
and Respiration.

The Philosophy of Endurance-Circul8tio
and Respiration.
The reader may not be aware that in
ordinary respiration we only use por.
ton of our lungs, the cells at the ex,
tremity not being brought into play.
Tbs is the reason why those who are
not I'm training" and who try to run
for any distance, soon begin to gasp,
and unless they are courageous enough
to persevere in spite of the choking
sensation, are forced to stop. But il
they will perSevere, the choking goes
OH, and the result is what is technically
known as second wind" When the
second wind is fully established, the
runner does not become out of breath,
but goes on running as long "a his legs
will carry him. know this by expert.
ence, having been accustomed for some
years to run three miles every morn.
ing over very billy road. The fact is.
that on starting. the fartherest portions
tot the lungs are choked with effete air,
and the remainder do not supply all
enough to meet the increased circula.
ion caused by exercise By degrees,
however. the neglected cells come into
play. and when the entire lung is in
working order the circulation and res
piration again balance each other, and
the second wind is the result. Now,
let the reader repeat his experiment of
holding his breath against time, but
first let him force out of his lungs every
particle of air that be can expel, and
thaD 1raw "a 1eap n breath "a his lupcc
will hold. If this be repeated some
seventy or eighty times. by way of i'm
itatiOn of the whale, the experimenter
will find that he can hold his breath
for a minute and half without incon-
venience. Should he be a swimmer,
he should always take this precaution
before taking header" and he will
find that he can swim for a consider
able distance before he needs to rise
for breath.-Lononan's Magazine
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16
Cautious Car Horses.

"Durn them horses" exclaimed the
driver of Fifth street car, who had
Just crossed the tracks of the Reading
Railroad at Willow street last night
''Durn those horses" he repeated,
whacking one of them with the wrong
end of his whip and basting the other
with his cap.
81 hold" he said to the conductor,
who had Joined him to see what was
the matter, ''that horse has no right
to be intelligent. Now these critters
are as brainy as l am myself. They
won't 90 over the railroad tracks until
they see that the conductor has gone
ahead to make sure there is no danger
from an approaching train. They shy
every time. and if their blinkers are so
arranged that they can't see the con-
ductor inspect the line, there they II
stick, and won't bulge until they are
satisfied all is safe"
'It's true" the conductor declared
afterwards. although it sounds like
Western lie. Ever since that accident
on American street, that killed two
horses and several passengers, the ami
mails have been extra careful, though"
he added, thoughtfullv, "I don't know
how they ever heard of it.
Is is on Sundays that the conductors
are most likely to be reminded of their
duty BY the car horses. On that day
fewer trains are run and the men are
less Observation-Disclosures Press.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16

The recent disgraceful proceedings
Of mob in SpriugVale, Maine, which
armed with pistols and stones attack
ed hous IS by smashing windows, throw.
ing rocks AID firing bullets into them,
because of the enforcement of prohib.
itory lava, was strong argument on
the part of the temperance people and
just what was needed to arouse public
sentiment against the liquor element.
Mob law is always to be regretted and
although fr the moment it may carr,
the point, yet the final result of con
domination is sure to arrive.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16

The Centenary church of st. Louis
is corresponding with Sam Jones, the
notorious evangelist, who has been
making "Rome howl in Nashville
and Atlantis, with view of securing
him for season in that city. Jones
is said to he the most unique character
the evangelistic ranks has seen for
some time. He is 81 years old and
in his young manhood was lawyer.
His ways were Of the widest and he
was noted for what he styles "cussed-
ness" He was converted and few
months ago turned himself loose and
since has been making war upon sim
ners in an astounding manner. Jones
may be a square man. in the par
lance of the day, but We have very
little fuse for the blatant ard loud.
mouthed convert from "cusseduess, "
who appeals entirely to the emotions
of those whom he addresses and who
is so far behind the new revision that
he invites his listeners TO "come up,
any way so you get up and be switch
ed eff from the main line to hell"
We cannot believe that the good dcna
by him will offset the price of his
board and clothes and will be willing
to risk a chrome that at the end of a
year from now, not one in ten of those
who have wept and walled and gnash-
ed their teeth over their sins, because
Mr.. Jones touched 'em up" will
still adhere TO the narrow path.
Evapgelists of the Sam Jones stripe
are of about as much importance TO
the religious world as a mouse is
among womenkind. There is great
deal of scrambling and scream ming and
noise generally, but after the returns
are all in, nobody has been seriously
hurt and and the wicked world wags
on without missing cog. ST. Louis
is welcome to "Samivel" but as for
Sedalia she is contented with her
plain Sunday 20 to meeting ministers
and will back them against any
amount of the evangelistic brethren.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16

A correspondent of the Belfast
One. Journa! says that there is only
one town in that State which does
more knitting than the village of Pc
nobscot Waldo County, which for q
half century has lad an enviable
reputation as headquarters for knitting
work. But the fondly remembered
knitting needle of the grandmother is
. thing of the past Machinery haz
crowded it out of the chimney corner.
One woman in Penobscot County runs
twenty machines and employs twenty
knitters, of whom Miss Maria Bridges
is the champion knitter of Aperica.
having knit in five days seventy-iva
pairs Of nitts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16
SMITHTON BREVITIES.

Our merch nts went Taylor to work
on pants.
-Prcspects for summer crops are fat r.
ing and farmers RE quite busy.
Miss Fanny Ringen returned from a
pleas, mt trip to Warenton, Mo.
Mis- Gussie Shy, ore of SedaIia's in
teresting bellies. is visiting in this place.
w. F. King is home from Columbia
and will spend few weeks with relatives
and fri, nds.
-Mes,rs. StsJ henson & Green shirp,d
eleven car loads of stock from this place
Tuesday last.
-Lemnel DuDp, formerly of this pace
came from Ssdslia yesterday 10 spsnd the
Sunday vi h friends.
-Missts Fannie Rudy ard Title Hamp-
ton are at endil oommt ncenent exercises
at Warrersburg this week.
The Smith,on Rural's were to crtss
bats with the Syracuse Grey's ye terdav,
but tie latter failed to put in an appear
snce.
We regret TO announce that the firm oil
Shelken & Whithe, two OF our most enter
prisins merchants, expect to retire from
business.
Our congenial friend Mr.. George Rudy,
has purchased a nsw buggy and team, and
it is rumored that young lady who hrs
recently returned from college is the cause
of il all.
BASE BALL.
On Thursday, June IL, an interesting
game of bail was played betseen the
smithton and Upton clubs on the grounds
of the latter.
Great interest wss manifested on both
sides, the Reds OF Upton, having defea'ed
the Bunceton and Boonville boys, and the
spi,htonites putting great confidence in
their pitcher.
The game was called at 1:90 p. m, and
played 10 hour and 80 minut !, resulting
in victory for Smithton by score Of 8 to
8. The home pitcher was batted freely
while Norton, of the visiting nine, was bat
ted for OILY ten hits. The Smithton boys
are jubilant over their success, and think
they tan interest any rural team in Cen
trail Missouri. SHADOW.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

Wher5 as, James NJ. Ofie AID Alice F.,
his wife, bs their Certain deed. OF tTus'
d t d the q day of October, 1884 ard
Ierordei in the r,corder's Office of Pett:s
county, at Trust auti Mortgage Record No.
IS. page l41, conveyed to the unnJersigred
James C. Thompson, all his right, title and
estate, In and t. the following described
resi- estate i uated in tn e county of Pet,is,
safe of Mss, uri, viz: The sou'h half of
The southwest quarter OF section tbirt. en-
(l3), the soulhwt st qua ter OF the southeast
ous rter OF section thi teen (l3), the north
at quarter of the south east quarter Of
section twenty-thrse (23), the west half of
t e northeast qusrter OF section twenty four
(24), the east half of the orihv es quarter
II ctiou twenty-four GA, and ten acres
OFF of he north side OF the northeast quaI-
ter Of tn. southwest qua. ter, and one ~
acre on the northwest corner of the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter OF
ction tweutv-four (24), sll In township
forty-seven (47) and range twenty-thrse
t23l, and the northwe't quarter OF the
ror beast ausrte. of section twenty-five
(25,, in township 70. .y-seven (47) and
range twenty-three (23), Containing in all
81 acres, which said conveyance was made
in trust TO secure the payment of a certain
nromissory note in said deed des, ribed,
and whereas said noie has become due and
ia unpaid. now therefore, in accordance
With the provisions of said deed of trust,
and Al the reques. of the legal holder Of
,aid note, shall proceed to sell the above
described real estate, at the court house
door in the city of Sedslis, in the county of
Pettis. tie Aforesaid, to the highest bidder
g -..sh at nnh' 10 auctiOp on
WEDNESDAY, THE STh DAY OF
JULY, 1885.
b. tween the hours OF pire in the forenoon
and FIVE in the afternoon of that day, to sat.
isfy said note, together with The cost and
expense of executing the same.
JAMES c. THOMPSON,
6-16w4t. Trustee.
Dated this 18th day Of June, 1885.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16

AS an evidence of the newly
awakened enterprise of the Partisan
newspapers, it is noted by a CORES.
pondent of the New York Sun, that
On the afternoon of Victor Hugo's
death, no less than thirty-two report.
ers surrounded the house eager for
news, while at the time of Gam eta :
death not single reporter was pres
ent. The change has been wrought
by English and American competi.
ton.