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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-05


The Illinois State Board Of Agricul-
|ture j. about 10 hold . meeting of the
Road Supervisors ~ that state. nnd VIII
bring together ~ the same time large
number of the iiieniskers with view %
some means bv which ~
the combined efforts of the two the farm
Icrs of The State may b. provided with
better roads Colonel Mi:is, Secretary
lof the Board. met with the iiIemskrrs
Iss their recens annual meeting IN the
capital and submitted the plan 10 them.
and not only secured their Endorsement,
but enlisted their hearty c"-operaiion.
There are three Road Commissioners 70
Ievcry township N the State. and " hut
IRoodly number OF these are able % a..
tend, aud 10 Jointly di-cmss road making
| = III the tilemsakers. they will be able u
reach some plan BY which The road adj
lioining every mxn's farm shsIl be 20
made aud tile drained as 20 give iltem
good roads al the year round, and as
will demonstraie 10 4 certainty the val
|ac of Tile drainage 10 every farmer.
| The undertaking IL one promising
advantage ~ all con.
ccrned, for the farmer wants good roads
las much as he wants any other Que
thing, aud the tilemakess will hnd ~
Isnrh = call = demand upon their rcsour
Ices that will very largely stimulate their
Iinss now suffering industry. There are
3. 500 Road Commissioners IL the state,
and more than GOO tilemakers; aud y e
but reasonable 10 suppose that such
body of men will be able 10 suggest
means BY which their present bciirm'es.
roads may be drained and graded and
thus made passable q every season O
the ycsr.
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Some OF the mathemasiciaus OF this
city sre puzzling their brains over this
apparent paradox. A farmer had sixty
|t0ga. thirty Of the largest Of which be
rlaced IN one basket and sold at the rate
|0f Two for : cent, while the remaining
thirty he sold from another basket &C
the rate Of three for cent. From the first
bAsketful be realized fifteen cents, and
from the second ten cents, . total Of
twenty-five cents. When he next went
10 market. be thought that = three eggs
for cent and two eggs for cent was
the same = I've eggs for two cents, he
would not bother to sort his egg over.
but would put the sixty in one basket
|and would cell them at the rate OF five
|(0r two cents, - he assumed be had
done On he previous trip. He did 20,
hot found when he came TO reckon up
|his receipts that he had realized only
cents from them Instead Of
twenty-five cents, the amount received
when he oorted them over and sold them
two for cent and three for cent. The
lQuession that puxzles the farmer and u
|pusxlIng lhe Wsthemasicians is what be.
came Of the misslng cent Warrington
DoOocrot.
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membsrship Tor their health and pros'
The folio wing o6lcers we're elected for
tho ensuing year. and Fort Wayne
chosen - the place Tor the next meeting
President II. "A. Francis, Michigan
City Dispatch.
Vice. Presidenls--J. p. Applegate, New
Albany I<dgeT, and w. X. shelter, An
gola Herald.
6ecretary--J. 4. eorsythe, Seymour
Daily Democrat.
Corresponding 6ec'y--Lu;her Short,
franklin Dem0crat.
Treasurcr--A. T. BItsers, Rochester
Executive CommItte Scott Ray, Shell
~ vile Democrat; John B 6lolI, South
Bend Times; Colonel I. B. Mcdonald,
Fort Wayne Journal; ". r. knight,
pike County democrat; w. g. Ball,
Tesre Hsute Castle.
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The Sun says Of Mr.. Seymour: mo
man, We suppose. Ia the history OF New
York ever enjoyed such unqualified
popularity among the members OF his
own party and the Sun IL wholly right
in the matter.
have lunch acquaintance who % :
good fellow and good lawyer. but who
does not get on in The world. Some
two years ago he thought he would like
= certain post =: Albany, aud. - he had
no political influence. he took Whim 10
place his case before Mr.. Seymour and
invoke his powerful aid. lie went 10
Utica aud told The Governor who and
what ne was aud what he wanted: alter
hearing which The kiud old gentleman
invited him 10 remain while be vent 10
lie down aud rest. Tor he was too feeble
Ia lit up long at any one time. The
Governor kept that young man In his
house TWO DAYS aud nights, talking with
him now aud then, aud nli the slime TAX
Ing his measure. When satisfied that
the young lawyer had spoken the truth
aud WAS really deserving, the Governor
gave him letter TO The official It Al
bany in whose department the desired
place wac. aud also slipped int" his hand
y goodiy roll of hank bills. and In an
swer 10 the young mans protest against
taking the msoney, he quietly remarked,
sWh-m YOU are ~ old ~ ! am you eau
pass the money along 10 some other
struggling young man. tie also told
the lawyer 10 stay ~ . certain hotel
while in Albany. The young lawyes
went 10 A'5my aud presented his letter
aud was received like an enibasssd"I
from King Chariemagme. He was H.
trosiuced all around ss the friend Oi
Governor Sey mour. aud hOnOfs were
>lowered upon him. When lie went "a
pay his bill he Was informed that Gov
sc, Inour hsd teIexraphed that the bill
was 10 be sent 10 him.
A lew weeks ago the lawyer became
the father Of bouncing boy, whom be
promptly named lioraiiO seymour. and
81 wrote The Governor. albeit he sup.
posed the old gentleman hnd forgotten
him. III return he received u letter
which now hold H. my hand. Il con-
fained check Tor round sum. In the
letter the Governor spr.ks frelingiy ol
i,is own age aud a. preaching death. and
adds some Iiues Tor the boy which. when
he il old enough 10 read, should and
doubtless will influence all his after life
tor good. Probably this little story oI
whss the old Governor did Tor : poou
unknown Young man may cast : ray oi
light upon his unequalled popularity.
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Il mlght Be we'll n tho President were
70 give the Senate hls ressons for re-
moving Republicans, which were, of
course. 20 give them 70 Democrats, and
then avoW slmiIar reason TOR removing
the balance. This would let him out
or the anomalous and troublesome posi-
sion Be y IN, aud compel the Senate TO
adopt new tactics. ~ lud isnapolis 6en-
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Southern indiana Teachers' Association
20 b. held IN Viucennes on Thursday
and Friday. March rs aud Is. will b "a
import ant event not only 20 those who
but 70 I'll friends 0f educa'
lion il Indiana.
Thursday, 8 30 :. m.-Address Of vel
come, Mayor wilhelm resp0nse and 10.
|sugural sdireas. Prot. r. a. Ogg, Prin.
|cipsl High School, New Albany; paper
|.The Cultivation or the Beautiful" y ieC
Blanche n. Wolfe, graded schools
Mitchell; general discussion Of she pa'
per appointment Of committees.
Thussslsv. i 10 p. m.-"Whst Consti'
|tuses shs Necessary Preparation Of the
|Teacher?" President Parsons, Stato
Normal. Terre Hauie discussion opened
|by W. y. Ho6msnn. superintendent o'
|schooIa. Washington THE Relation 0|
|Suuerjwtsudeut and Teacher y. d
Churchill, Superintendent of schools
Aurora; discussion opened by 4. ,
|Snoke. .Supes sintendent of schools, Prince
ton; '-Ge0logy = IN Educator" ProL =
|C. Branner, Professor OF Geology Inoi'
lana University.
Thursdsy. Z :3O.p. m.-Short discus'
s.ons -Lrngsn sno s.nns" Unm ~ = = ~. -.
term q Unevs9eu SsnoUss ~ ., 80 p..r.
ecms ouPe,,nseo!sv; ~ n&n,.Sv.ns ~ s s.rs-.
vses e"o LOU: Z -. nvS .sSs .r.s-;.s
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sson sno fSonos'onss r. r. ~. 49, ~
peI'nsencsnt g! sc"co. s-;,sasns 49, \
|smd =. woou; o:Ess Er'."s.s'sr MI
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Evsnsvills cssrss.
Mr. Edison Was interviewed at Gin
clnnatl yesterday concerning the deci-
sI0u Of the Indiana Supreme Court %
the telephone cooo, and said:
III thst doctrine q 70 b followed, the
Patent Once might y we'll b shut up,
- inventors will not produce patents if
they cannot be backed BY capital. Such
3 doctrine u fhts; 70 patents aud pro-
gees. Il has proved 90 In England.
whore Parliament not only fixed the
rates, but provided for the purchase or
electric light plants by municipalities &c
their value without any cOnsIde GRAFTON OF
the good will. The consequences q that
The Development ofeIectric light in Eng
land hss been stopped. 1t would 50
hopeless 10 attempt 10 raise capital for
en- Invention u the Legislature fixes the
compensation for the use OF the patent.
y understand patent right 10 be com-
pact between the whole people Of the
United States sOd The Inventor, that IL
he will produce something new and use-
ful they will give him monopoly or it
for seventeen years, and that they are to
hsve Il for aIl time. believe that In
diana law will Be pronounced unconsti-
tutional By the Supreme Court OF the
United 6lates."
II England had aboliahed her patent
lawa entirely. the sesnIt Of The action OF
Parliament would hsve been very differ
ent. It 10 easily deln0nstrsble that, how
ever important . part patent laws may
have played In stimulating the inventive
genjus Of the world half century ago.
they act - iron-boumd reetrsints upon
Invention to-day. Like the high pro.
tecsive tartd, they are clogs upon the
progress or orr civilization. Who. for
instance, hao On incentive 10 improve
the telephone, o. any other machine de-
vised for The convenience aud comfort
Of mankind. unIees be Owns the original
patent or IL interested in The Company
that does own it3 Suppose John Smith,
Of some other John. should perfect an
Improvement 10 the telephone that would
increase the power 10 convey the human
voice indefinitely, how Il ne 10 realize
upon bic invention except By deal with
sns original pstsntess. asd upon their
Il j. % in I'll other kinds or machinery.
The patent Of ~ applied principle OF
mechomice shuts out all improvements
upon the application or that principle,
made By anybody except the original
paientee o. bic assigns, usually, his as
signss Tor very lev patents ere owned by
The invent0rs.
The Patent laws are : monopoly
breeding insliiution and ought to Be
wiped out A. most, the time for the
running Of patent ought 20 bo very
greatly reduced, say 10 nee years. The
man or company who cannot success
fully compete with his fellows In tho
'trsdic Of HE own invention, sitter having
the whole field 10 himself fcr five years,
has made mistake about II. His In.
ventton u no great shakes, after al, or
he, himself, 3 fraud and : failure.
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Robinson Argus: DR.. Dan Hughess
|Of AnuapolIs, now In the pemitentisry on
|the charge Of manslaughter, and who
|recently had . hearing before the Su.
|preme court on - application for new
|trial. failed 10 get e. He sentence was
|for twelve years and this being the court
|oflast resort be Will have to serve ont
the sen(oueo unless BE q pardoncd.
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RNTES OF AbvENTSEIS6s
ror SQUARE. 10 lines or less. week, 81 90
r,ch subseaucnt insertion, as cts
rougcr ments Al the same rate
fraction over even square or squares.
coantcd asa square. These are the terms
nrtransiemt advertisements; y reas"na-
he aclnc'ion will be made 10 regular
sivert;sers-
Notices 81 appointment Of admins
rstors and legal notices Of like character
% be paid in advance.
AxxnuvcISG CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each ti-M
For County 20" ."
ror District. Circuit, or State, DIV
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Prof. J. M. Daniel. q one time princI.
pal Of the Jasper high school and later
member or the Bethel Female College
faculty at Hopklnaville. KY . nov
purser on the steamer Belgrade. Rock
port Eagle.
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He Who q vice will advertise. He
who's gOoee will ssy Ills no use. But
the l0uG. .headed sage will take full
page. Printer and Publisher.
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By acluaI couat by : person who
knowe everybody II BoonvIlIe. e .
learned that there ere seventy .ove
vjdows n town. This will perhaps
seem : great number, but there are
actually that many. The best o. y
|all y thst they arc nearly all rich and
beautiful - BoOnVille Standard.
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or the olvcumstranoes that led to the
writing and promuIgation Of the tartn
letter (in l0oO) these licts shOuld 20 Into
history. u hsppened that The writer o.
this proaeni article We, IL the course Of
hIs pro seasional duties, IL General Han
rock's once the day before the letter
WA published. General Hsrcock had
been IL IN adj0lWimg room and brought
from g copy Of HE letter, handing Z
20 lhe writer. II have written this. 7
he sald, ~at The request o. NJ. Barnum
|, chairman or The democratic national
commisseej and eenator Randolph.
hey have rsad 4 end approved 81 Il.
KNOW little Of THE particular matter, and
have been guided entirely BY their %.
vice. doubt ifM q judicious 20 print
10, but they know hest" And - the
letter w. publIshed The next day.
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,ne,.ssurD EvERy rRIDAY, At JASPER
DUBOIS ccUxTy, INDIANA, By
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. CouRIEK BUiLDixo on
Wrsr SixrH STREET.

PRICE or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
single subscription, for fifsy Nos, 81 90
ea six months, ~
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The eleventh annual meeting OF the
Southern Indiams Toachers' Association,
20 be held IN Vincennes On Thursday
and Friday, March rs aud Is. will b IN
imp0rsAn event not only % those who
participate. but 10 I'll friends of educa.
lion ID Indiana.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29
Attention. stock Mem.

A first class alfalfa ranch, viii exchange
for cows and horseas M0KFOkD 4 son,
maristf ITO n. Spring Street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29
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THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who
suffer from female weakness. will ind GIL.
more's Aromatic Wine positive cure. For
sale by ii. d. godfrey, NAdeau Block.
JAMES SULLIVAN, of Salem. Oregon.
saws he was cured of the Asthma by GIL
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Godfrey. Nadeau Block
The old reliable store of G. +. Heinseman
Il still headquarters for drugs and medicines.
Ne mas full line OF patent medicines, sell
Ing them In quantities TO suit at Eastern
prices.
SHlLOHS COUGH and Consumption Cure
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ANSON H0UGH, OF Blackberry, Ills, says
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29

A THIRD heavy consignment Of the
ILLUSTRATED HERALD arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday. The success Of
this publication has been absolutely
without a parallel in the history OF
ventures Of its kind. As we have be-
fore intimated, We have had the work
electrotyped. We firmly believe,
from the indications 30 far at hand,
that before mid-July we shall have
sold one hundred thousand copies Of
this matchless publication. The HER
AID office has beeu ike castle be-
sieged by an investing army since
this pictorial edition has been issued.
II is the success of the day and it is
another exemplilication Of the old
aphorism that nothing succeeds like
success. Fortunately we are pre-
pared, should the continued clamora
Of the public call for it, TO issue edi-
tons which will run up TO the mil
lions
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29
DAY DISPATCHES.

PARIS, April 2s,-Dispatches from
Athens state that Greece will not disarm
unless the ultmatum sent by the pow
ers is withdrawn; also, it is said that
King George threatens that he will abdi
cate unless the ultimatum is withdrawn.
LONDON, April 27.-The Greek Minis
ter had long interview to-day with
Roseberry, Minister of Foreign Affairs
The Greek difficulty has become the alb
sorbing topic at the foreign office. The
submission of the Greek Prime Minister
to the ultimatum of the Powere is ex-
pected to be received at any hour. The
temper of the population of Athens is
causing alarm. 1t is understood that
the show of resistance by the Greek
Government has been prolonged with a
view to uppeasing the national pride.
A dispatch from Athens this evening
says the Greek Government insists on
the withdrawal of the ultimatum, as if
it is maintained the ministry will resign,
as protest against the menace to the
independence of Greece. and threatened
by the ultimatum.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.

The New York stock Market.
NEW YoRk. April %. Government
bonds dull and steady to-day.
Stocks were somewhat more active aa
a whole. Prices were weaker. but the
moysmedt was more Irregular than for
some time past 10 certain stocks. The
market was active during the first hour
but became more quiet and finally dull
later in the day. The special feature Of
the morning was the weakness of Union
Pacific and Texas & Pacific, the former
selling from 5lc down TO 49sc; it closed
at net loss Of tc. Louisville 4 Nash
vile declined to 372 and late 10 the af-
ternoon developed increased weakness,
selling down to and closing at 56sc, a
loss OF 2sc. Lackawanna was decidedly
weak. Changers show loss of less than
one per cent, but closed near the lowest
figures of the day. The remainder OF
the active list shows decline OF various
fractional amounts. Market closed
about steady, but very near the lowest
figures of the day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29

SAN Francisco. April 2s. AT to.day's
session Of the Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons the following officers, to
serve for the following year, were chosen
aud installed: Benjamin Franklin Tat.
tie, of Petaluma, Grand High Priest;
Michael james Heating, of San Francis.
co. Deputy Grand High Priest; Wi.
liam Thompson Luther. of Downie-
vile, Grand King; William Vanderhurst,
of Salinas, Grand Scribe; HiIam Throop,
Graves, Of San Francisco. Grand Treasu-
rer; Thomas Hubbard Caswell. Of San
Francisco, Grand Secretary. After the
appointment of number of standing
e)mmittees, the session adjourned to the
next annual convention.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29

Feeling sure Of the unquestionable
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De Ravens Dyspepsia Cure, we offer
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ency, Sickheadache or any form Of
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tains no alcohol, is compounded upon
strictly scientific principals and never
fails 70 effect u cure. A trial will
convince the most doubtful OF its won.
derful effect. Sample bottles free al
Littleboy's Drug Store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29

MR.. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming. New York
says he had the piles for 40 years, and was
cured by using Gilmore's Pile Specific. For
sale by II. d. Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
You will never have sour stomach If you
drink Damiana Bitters.
II you want good fitting truss call at q. r.
Heinzeman's Drug Store, l22 Main street,
who keeps the largest assortment OF trusses
hand In Southern California.
REV. e. j. WHITNEY, of Clarkson, N Y.
says Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for female
weakness, stands without a rival. For sale
BY II. d. Godfrey. Nadeau Block.
WILLIS L. CULVER, OF Pavilion, N. Y,
says that Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir cured
him OF long standing throat and lung
trouble. For sale by ii. d. Godfrey, Nadeau
Block.
THE REV GEO. H. THAYER, of Bourbon
lives 70 so} sHILoH H C6NsUMPrfoN CURE
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REV. II. B. ERRELL, OF Pavilion, N. Y,
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placed In every family" For sale by ii. ID.
Godfrey. Nadeau Block.
positive cure for Dyspepsia amiana
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u. ID. Godfrey. Nadeau Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29

simply this and nothing more:
II came from g. +. Heinzemans store;
Has proved to be a perfect cure,
Pleasant tasting. safe and sure.
That gum tree (eucalyptus) cough syrup,
which Is made from the eucalyptus. or blue
gum, leaves of the Australian tree, aud dur
Ing its Introduction ON this coast has been
proven to be the most valuable remedy for
colds, coughs, sore throat. whooping cough,
bronchitis and consumption. The only
remedy that will not cause heartburn or dis
order to the stomach In cases where con
sumption has got firm hold. Relieves the
coughing, builds up the weak frame and Is
positively superior to any drug cough
remedy. dollar size package for seventy.
Ave cents @. +. HRINzEMAN, Agent,
Los A uqeleR,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
Who will be Our Federal
Judgeg
THE SILVER KING NINE SUED.
Stanford's Horses Arrive at New
YOrk-Newmark 3 Nomination
Withdrawn.

Especial To the Herald blythe associated Prssel
SAN Francisco, April 2s.--A Wash
ington special says another office will
probably soon BIS created in California
which will DO more sought after than
offices the terms OF which are only for
four years. II a new federal court is
created IN Sou hern California, as II pro-
badly will be, United States District
Judge will have to be appointed. The
term is for life, or until disability rem
ders service impossible. THIS office will
undoubtedly be much sought after,
though IN yet no candidates have come
to the front. 1t is thought that the
President will select the new Judge,
when it shall become necessary to ap'
point him. from Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29

"You may write and think me vain
thing writes Mrs. J. C. r., Of San
Francisco to friend in this city, ''but
I have not q gray hair in my head, and
yet (sad to say,) am fifty and day.
Recently my hair was not only quite
gray but quite thin, too. Parkers Hair
Balsam-made in New York think
did wonders for me. Try 1t il you have
occasion. 1t really does what say and
restores the color Also" Not dye, not
greasy, highly perfumed. Only reliable
so cent dressing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29

Flyers Abietene is produced from a
peculiar pine, and the only place where
Abietene can be produced on this cont.
nent is on the Western slope of the Sier.
ra Nevadas of California. 1t has great
medicinal properties and combining it
with other expectorants in Flyers Able
tene Cough Bdlsam, we guarantee it for
consumption, bronchitis, asthma, hoarse-
ness, whooping cough. Group, irritation
Of the throat and lung troubles. 1t con-
tains no opium. Price rs cents. Sold
by G. u. Heinzeman,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29

Flyers Abietene is produced in the
northern part of Butte County, CAL,
and combining it with Vaseline aud
other therapeutic agents, we challenge
the world to produce anything to equal
Flyers Abietene Ointment for old sores,
ulcers, salt rheum, corns, chilblains,
fever sores. chapped hands, cancers,
burns, ring worms, bleeding, blind itch
ing and ulcered piles, and all eruptions
of the skin. Price 25 cents. Sold by
G. II. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-29

GALVESTON, Texas, April 27.-It was
reported here yesterday that the Execu'
tive Board of District Assembly rs,
Knights OF Labor, now in session al
Fort Worth, had issued an order raising
the boycott against the Mallory steam'
ship lines. The officers deny that such
an order has been agreed upon, but
state that the Executive Board is dis
cussing some contemplated action in the
matter,Y