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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

Yes he "a sAsss L right. but q the liver Il tiscs-
1srsd and the blood thereby becomes CORRUPTED the
sbsd bood w tell In dsssasss ofshs stn and threat.
- sunsrs an1 ulcsrs end IN ssherc Ice 10 he lungs asss
stages ~ consuupsion). Had blood wsli tslr' -
Rheumatism. and n Caarvh sr Ill diseases caused ~
poor " corrupted blood. phvsicians rscommend ".
Ssssis. rry i ana your .bioodwI ssli" The story q
iss wes1srfal socacy esld BY nshrinssr Bros ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

Finian NantoggnA. the young Diouz
|chief, : nephew Of Sitting Bull, whom
Bishop Martin, Of Dskots, had sent q
st. Meinrad to be sducsted for The
|priesthood, died q ST. 0sry's hospital
yesterday ssses lingering ilIness. The
young man was bright and intelligent
FELLOW, and had : future Of usefulnes1
before him. the anticipation Of which
Rim 70 apply himself too closely
10 study, BY which HE health became
impaired and death resulted. YounG
|Mantogyns was present at the massacre
|0f Gen. Custer. but ~ The time was only
= mere boy, but Was conversant with 81
|the details Of the horrible work. - Ev-
Courier, 9Oth inst.
Young uontoggna, IN company with
frankie Betz, sprnt one or two weeks in
jasper, about year ago. He VS. GER
|sainIy young red man Of much promise
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22
DalnbPidgc Township TPus-
tees Notice.

VVHE undsrsigned, Trustee Of Balm.
j bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend - Township busincss on
Saturdays OF evsSy week, q bic ONCE on
North Main slreet jasper, 10 Schuh.
macher's building.
The Islbrsry Of sssd Township = kept
~ The bookstore OF NJ. Jacob 0osmann,
whsss psrsoas wanting books can obtain
thomsst amp time.
JAcos Bvssss, TrustsA
June Oh, ieSl-iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22
4 teacher IN Vermont excused ; boz

A teacher In Vermont excused : boy
last winter ostensibIy to 20 home. An
Or leaving school. tine boy procured 1
pair Of skates, went to : lake near by
broke through the Ice and was drowned
Suit VS. brought against the teacher b.
the boys father, and the Supreme Courl
Of the State he's recently decided thai
the teacher wac responsible for the phys'
zeal - well q the intellectual welfare Of
the boy, during the session Of the school
and rendered : verdict accordingly
This II. We believe. the first decision Of
the kind, and b . warning! to teachers
that except In rare cases. they have ne
right 70 excuse pupil from schoo
without legal ezcDse from the parent
On the other hand. Il 10 equally sugges
ted to parents thst they ought not a
complain Of teachers who refuse to ex
cuse their children from school withou
proper parental authority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

Wasotngtcn 6ssefte-
There IL no man 10 the county who
IaborS moro disinterestedly for the PEG
pie aiding vita oil bis might any en-.
terprise that will benefit The genera
public than Mr.. O'Neall. This ides
has obtained to HE credit, and Il Il now
taken thst : man who will labor % faith.
fully for the people. when no personal
emoIuments are held out to him. will a.
90 labor for the general good more ear
nestIy when he has the welfare Of the
people to consider ~ duty and : busi.
ness. Personally Mr.. O'Neall b . soci-
ciable and agreeable gentleman, and
there 10 no man IN this district who ID
better pOsted On The financial standing,
the commercial aGhirs, or the neets 81
the peopIs Of thjs district than he. For
these reas0ns be will make : good and
en3cient Legislator In Congress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

4 7 the regular session OF tho Board Of
~ Commissi 0ness Of Dubois county
Indiana, held It the Court -hcuse. 10 ths
Town Of jasper. on the 18th day Of DE-
cember. 1895. that being the sixth day ol
the DECEMBER term, 1885. when was
present. william G. Britain. Joseph
Hei,s and John J. Allies, Commissioners
the following proceedings were had:
$ =: s &C.: $:: !. :;;;:''
Comes nov John Wibbels, Trustee OF
Marion t0wnsbip. Dubois county, Indi-
sRa, and shows 10 The Satisfaction OF The
DosFd that 6chool.hou No. 3. In aid
township, which wss used and known
- the voting precinct OF sid tow nship
burned on the Til day OF November.
1855. which leaves ssid township with
out : voting precinct, and Tho Board
having examined into the matter. and
being duly satisfied thst said tow nship
has no voting precinct, by ressou OF ssid
School house being down,
IL % therefore ordered BY the Board
that Sch00l.house No. tour ~ shall be
known and designsted the voting pre-
cinct In and for aid township, and that
AL votes Of the legal voters Of aid town
slip. q al elections, shall be received q
ssid 0chooI.house No four ~, know y
- he Strolman school. house,
Il d further ordered By the Board
that The Auditor OF said county give
thirty days notice By publication IL :
ne wspaper Of general circulation prin-
ted and published In said county. all Of
which 10 finally ordered.
STATE or INDIANA,
DuBoIs CoUSrY. :"
!, Isidore Schumacher. County Au-
dit0r for and within said County Of Du-
boia, do hereby certify that The above
and foregoing 10 true, full and com
plcte copy Of the order OF the Board 81
Of County Commits. toner's Of Ouhois
County, Indiana, made on the 9th day
OF their Decesnber term. 1885, the same
being me lSsh day Of December. estab-
fishing : voting precinct in and for Ma
riOn T0wnship, Dubois Comfy, In-
diana, - the same appears OF Record in
Commissioner Record * page 81, Of
ssid Board Of County Commissioners.
In witness whereof, have hereuntO
eel my hand and eeal, % AsdIs-
Is o. q Dubole county, indiana,
~ q Jasper, this i4th day Of jan
nary. "A D 1885.
IsIDORR SCnUHM ACHER. Auditor
of Dubois County.
BY OTro BUeTTNRk. deputy.
January 18th, 16o6--0W.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

GA work or convenient art, WORTHY
Of place 10 ONCE, library or parlor, 4
the Columbia Bicycle Calendar, just 10
sued BY the Pope ManufActurin Co., Of
Boston. Each day Of the year u eiver
upon separate slip, with : cycling quo
tation, nevsy, Of information, or other
wise interesting 10 fact, u is. IN NINA
ture, : virtual encyclopedia upon thI'
sniversally utilized "sfssd Of STEEL Thl
calendar proper . mounted upon heavy
board: upon which Il exquIsitely *
ecutsd, IN wates-color eject. By q H
Buck, Of New York, : charming combl
nation Of cycling scenes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

4 ~ BIthu Abel, minister plenj-poteu.
t1ory and e1voy extraordinary TO- The
|housee Of those who 'wsnt't b Insured,
wants it'dIstlnctly UNDERWOOD, ~ ny
|memory serves me right that h. pay
nor bic own boots.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

GA man living near Cleveland
Ohio. sold hIs wife Tor fve cents and de-
|Iivsred the goods. Cheap wife, BOZ
cheaper husband. It would have beer
|far moro rsspectabIe for him q hsvs
Pen herunderA crab trse 70 ct crabs ths
rest or her IifS- bitter lot- than % have
Thus cod hss fos snoogh y buy twofor'
|DlGnros
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

Cmcusr CouRr PRoceRDIxos. : Cir.
cult Court took recess from SATURDAY.
morning till Monday. and Judge Wei.
horn went homo 10 spend Sunday. Ths
following Il the disposition Of causes
not reported last week:
State cx rel. EfRe Dearing, bAstardy
change Of venue from Pike county.
State ". A. J. McNerney. ceiling II.
quor 10 an habstu druukard; not gull
~.
T.cnora Bradford W. Marion Bradford
divorce: continued.
Margaret LIGHT. Ct ii. ". Leikauf q
al. partition; VIM. A. Taylor appoiu
ted Commissioner TO cell real estatc.
Frank kluesner, BY HE next frienf
Herman kluesner ". Allies Bros-. jur,
trial; verdict tor defendants.
yavi Newburger 3 Go. ". Jnsepf
Buchart; judgment for SSH o5: and
defendant prAys an appeal % Supreme
Court.
Fridolin Ga.ser ct Il. W. Joseph Gas-
ser, ct a.. continued on defendants a.
fidavit.
Camden Cox ". B. B. Edmousson q
81 foreclosure Judgment for ol.l59 -
Laney Kelley W. Clement Doane
venue changed on aAldsvit Of plaintiff
and cause ordered sent to vanderbure
Circuit Court
John +. Bundy ct Il. W. lere. w,
Jacobs q n. judgment for el50 81.
Ferd. Sermersheisn w. Joseph +,
Schneider; dismissed.
Frank Joseph " A. Koerner ct q.
dismissed.
Il. Pickhardt ". estate OF WIN. Huhn
judgment for s. %.
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raln,age o. Unknown Corrsspond'


Avoid I'll proposed alliances through
ncwspaper advertisements. Maay NO.
men just for fun, have answered such
advertisements. and have besn led on
from step - step . catastrophe iu0nits.
All The men Who write ouch advertise.
'nsnts ere villains and lspsrs ALI With
but single exception. AM Amt do
Won snswer them just for fnnf ] will
tell You
sADIR AND HgALTulRn PUN.
Thruss your hand through the cage q
menageris end stroke the bark OF I
cobra from tho Fast lndies. Put your
head IL The mouth Of Namidian lion 70
Zee u he viii bite Take : glassful Of
Paris green mixed With some dslightfs Ill
he0bane. These are safer end healthier
fun than snswcring nswspaper adver-
tisemenls for : wife.
~ sdvice -: Marry : man who h {
fortune 10 himselG Houses Iands and
large inheritsncea srs veil enough; but
he wheel Of fortune turns % rapidly,
hat through some investment I'll these
IN lev years may b gone. There ore
bone things, however. that sre perpet.
uaIst0rtume good manners, genisliiy OF
soul, kindness, intelligence, aympathy,
r0urage, perseverance,, industry and
whole hearse,lness. Marry such : one
and you have married : fortune, whether
he have IN income nov of1fty thousand
.tOllars . year or IN income Of Of i've
h. Ddred dollars- 4 bank 10 secure &C.
c0rding 20 ils capital stock, end not 10
he judged by The deposiis for : day or Z
week. 4 man 10 rich according 70 his
bterling Qualities. and not according 10
khe vAcilIalion Of circumstances, which
puay leave with him . large amount OF
resources to-day and withdraw them TO-
morrow.
Ifs man 10 worth nothing but money,
Ne 10 poor indeed. II : man have up.
right character. he u rich Property
pnsy come and 60. ne 10 Independent Of
The markets. Nothing can buy him out
nothing can cell him out. He may have
more money one ysas than another, but
|his better fortunes never vAcillate. Yet
10 not expect 10 0Ud perfect man. II
you ma one without any fAnlts. In caps-
PIE OF mistaken. never having guessed
'Sr0ngly. HE patience never having been
Fu@ed. immsculate IN speech, temper,
and habits. do not marty him. Why !?
I5ecsuse you would ensee : swindle.
What would you do With perfect man
|who are yourself - Imperfscti And
'ow dare you hitch yonr impsrtections
70 such supernatural excellencs? What
= companion yOv would make for -
|sngell 10 other words, there ere no
perfect men. There sever Was but one
perfect pair and they clipped down The
|osnks Of Peradise together.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

TOtho People or Dubois County
Hon. w. H. Gudgel Evansville. Ind,
writcs; X take great pleasure IN recon-
mrndimg 70 the public q. q. e., Certain
Chill Cure Nv wife had third day
ague f0r I've monihs and tried different
remedIee without euccess. After using
one bottle Of your Certain Chill Cure :
permanent cure b the result" Pleasant
- tAks. Sold BY NshyiDssr Bros,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

TILE YoUa FARn. snd you double IL
Len. 6payd IN Jaspes
|has . quantity Of tileine on hand which
pc will ell cheap. Now u your time 10
|securo . bargain. III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

HERE'S CASE.

Pcs six loss. lrsssy yssss have been great sus
ssvsr from aeenplaint q ny kidnsys vhich failed "a
b cured bysphysicisns - sdvsvsisea rsnedies.
began % Rel could never sscnre relief % ba1
spens two hundred and nhy dolars wtihost succsss.
ted me from performing ny daily duty. ! sss ad-
vissd V try The eaDcacy u 3. .. snd one single
bottle costing ~. gave ne more relief than ell the
lie scsion - he kidnsys u simply wonderful end
any one who aeeds real. speedy and hsrmlsss KID
ney medicine should not hesitate 20 Rivs D. ,. y. {
9. n. ROBgRTo,
Atlanta Water works.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22
We Have Only Seven Thousand

Dat OF about 5000 fourth-class post.
|masterships IN the country the Demo-
|crats hold but 1000. Hsd the condi.
Phone been reversed = had : Republican
|sdminissratioa succeeded . Democratic
Psns there would not now b : DeRs0-
cratic postmsstsr in once 10 tell the tale,
Nor would that have been the end Of H.
psslm-singers would hsve
|gone around months ego In sackcI0ih
|snd ashes asking forgiveness for not
having been able 10 Smite me wicked
|Oemocrsts even more expeditioUsly.
Dal bvsssb. eous stomach. biIsusses snd liver cen
plant cured ~ p Jscosoes Liver Pills. sugsr coated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

A Texas debating socisiy debated the
question: "Whea : watermelon vine
runs on to another mans land. Who owns
The melonsf" The referee decided thst
The c0Iored man Who lived about . mile
md . half from the two fsrms owned
The melons. Peck's Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

usehssi nsshsssi 20 90 slloO ysss little darling
b saGss vish 49, hsri1 eosOi; % - ysus lrug
ssse end 90 osstIe ~ ~ Jsct so o1ruo - Lang.
|vors 80 vile cbWsy q vii esss ely - seols: ysus
1esing I'LL bs6eighsol y oaks n 81 u oil ssp The
couE0 - eure ooy thseat isn0 plsns ou3cbss
thon ~ stbef ro0e1y- oeld ~ MeAsooos nBoe -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

OFFERS his servicrs 70 the public
~ wanting nrst-class homemade boots
and shoes. He will make any style de.
aired promptly, and q reasonable price,
and hopes By having good workmeu
and good material 10 receive liberal
share Of patronage.
REPArRrNG WILL ALSO ~ PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO.
HIDES WANTED.-I will also pa y
the best price for dry or green hides.
ANDREW SCEIERER.
Aug. 22d, lSel--iy.
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Dc SURE AND TAKE the
louisville and 81. lcuis kir Lin.
tLornvsrls. EvAssv'ns ssp -. Ioun R'r.i
WHEN YOU GO
East or W. est.

THE GREAT
SHORT LINE
10 ALL THE RINCiPAL CITIES or THIS x.sr ~
MAKING DIRECT CONNECTION ~ M L1Cls
WITH TRAINS FOR ALL POINTS IN
MISSOURI. NEBRASKA.
KANSAS. COLOEApO.
TEXAS. IOWA.
Ard the Great West snd Northwest
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

~. ysckson's Penetrating Eminent Keep this M
uable remedy on hand IN case Of accident, y ~.
prompt relief and Il certain care for rheumatism
vere burns cute bruises or scalds for horses o.
II has equal IS css 50 cts. snd u per oo's ses
ssls W Mskringer Dfcs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

Train arriving at Louisville 81 IS =. mafss dsf
nth trains 4. 3 o.. for white >a
lphur Syringe. stsuntcu. Kichmord. Nab
lIngtOu. Baltimerc. Philadelphia. New iofk
lsnd al principal cities e the ksst
Tsnius = and have Pullman Palace sleep
ling Cara between -. Louis and Louisvilie
THE NOTICE n Emersnts u especially invited tsiss
following advantages offered by this Linz.
THIS IL THE SHORT LINE 10 ST LOUIS.
This Line conuecfs g. Louis IN thu Union nsFsi
with trains Of all reads leading west A9fh ~ssi ~
South ~est
All tsAins ere vun SOLID between fo4sff.. snl
Louis FOR full Information concerni1g tpai. trs
Tickets. &c.. call upon or write 10
GEO. q. EVANS, Ass't ~ FfNHifsnf.
JAMEsS, CANK. q r. A.. L44.ssills. ~.
A. y. BENNETT. Agent. Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

Nr George E. Grossman, reSidenI
near PortersviIle, was called from lhs
land Of the living 20 the world beyond
The grave, on last Saturday. His dsstk
vas caused BY Pneumonia He VA
about Is years Of age. and : prOsper0u.
h ourg farmer Of that vicinity. He Ieaves
10 vail his death one Who but for about
welve brief months loved 70 call him
husband.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22

Mrs J. Guenther, daughter Of n
and Mrs. H. GluesDer, after : lingeriI
lIness Of many m0nths Of that ri
consumption. was relieve
from pain on last Saturday by Death
bummOns. She leaves . husband q
h ree children to view In sadness b
vacant chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

The talk Of sending Mr.. Morrison back to Con-
gress from a new district calls to mind the
difference between the British system of repre-
sentatlou and our own. On the other side of
the water 10 is not at all an uncommon custom
TOR q candidate for Parliament TO stand in sew
eral boroughS and counties at one election If
he Is elected in more than one place. he chooses
for himself which constituency he will serve.
This practically assures any party Of the re;en-
ton Of its foremost members in Parliament at
q critical time; for, the more important the
man, the greater the number of boroughs and
counties In which he can stand. Under our
plan. where each man runs in one district only
It Is always possible for a leader like Mr.. Morr-
son or Mr.. Carlisle to be lett at home; for, even
II some fellow partisan be found generous
enough TO give up THE fruits Of his own hard
fought campaign in order that the party may
be represented with more distinction, the sec
ond canvass must be made when everythingi is
at peace. and the opposition have q chance to
concentrate their whole strength in one spot
and do more effective work than they could in
the hustle and distractions OF general election.
As the parties are gradually tending TO become
something more than mere framework with q
name, and coming to be recognized as the en-
bodiment of certain principles in political econ
omy and the science Of government, 1t may not
be long before the English fashion is imported
to our shores, and the notable men OF every
party are kept in Office by insuring their cleo.
tion somewhere, while the little men take their
luck with what is left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

Jim" Cummings is beginning to rival Jesse
James a. border hero. His love of running
his neck into moose for the pleasure of seeing
how easily be can snatch il out again is roman
tic, blu; the game Is one which nearly every
player plays once too often, with the result of
getting cnoked at last 1t now appears that the
ST. Louis police are in daily receipt of letters
from this wonderful brigand, in the same hand-
writing and thrillingly audacous in expression.
But has it occurred To any ones mind that the
police might be trying Mr.. Toot's innocent form
OF amusement, and writing letters to them
selves: If this cataract of correspondence con-
urues long enough, do they not hope to draw
from the imprisoned express messenger some
lncautious remark which they can construe
Into confirmation of their suspicious against
him? This would not be the first essay made
by detectives in the same line of pursuit If
MI. Cummings is a real rObber, made OF flesh
ana blood ana bones, and the author OF the
daring letters, he is taking the surest course to
get into trouble. If he is a fictitious parsonage
or ii ne Is not engaged in the work attributed
to him, the public will find it out before very
long oy his disappearance from the foreground
OF this mysterious case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13
ID l. A N X E T 8

- - - ~ A. IA -
Our Blanket sales are far In excess of those Of
any previous season. which is substantial de-
lnonstra,on OF the fact tina, are Offering bet
ter "Ba. gains than ever before.
The question, " Is this blanket all wool >" "a
often asked our salesmen. We take his oppor-
tuniiy to say we have all-wOOl Blankets low
as $40 per paii AID cotton and wool Blan-
kets rs high AS SlZ.5O per pair. We wish to
show by this that the mere fact Of its being all
wool does not neceSSillta it's beius The ueLler
blanket: GU the contrary, Cotton properly woven
III is advantageous nahi.ig them u.ore du. a.le.
curiii- the largest. warmest and most dura ne
ni.nkels os;.nie 70 &c. ;or the several prices.
steiuiiy increasing pa. onaye.
GRAY BLANKETS.
104 Gray Blankets, worth 81 %, only s1.o0
1O-4 - Sl.6.. -. Sl.:;5
ia $40, $50.
The iast-ramed weighs seven pounds amt are
par ticuiarly suited 10 horse covers
ia German ii. er Gray tiigh.) blankets only
81 oU. these are worth tnts pr.ce at wholesale
to-day.
ia fine French Gray Blankets. equal to any
S43O white blanket, only 81. % eacn.
WHITE BLANKETS.
Our lO4 White Wool Blankets begin at 81. so
per pair and rise to 81 Each and eve v pur
Is worth unl 10 to 20 per cent more la
MAJ keu; that Is We would nave to pay tnat au-
van, II We were COM pe.Ied I. buy to-day.
iO-+, n.lXed. 500, -. sou s3 ana 80. %.
To-, ali wool, $40, 30 and so per pair.
Oui AA-t w HIT w Ool LBIduketS begin 81 81.
We shOH a good soft texture cuttun-;.nd-wOol
Blanket at SOD which Is especially sood
value. Heavier uuaiIty at 81 SO. a siX-and-,.-
halt pOinder lOr %; au al-wOOI (l1-4I q. Sa; Il
seve.. pound niix,d ut 95ou: AN eli. h,-anda-
half p,'u.d teX,ra weight for 30; ana all extra
f.e LA California Blann ct tor 800 LEI par
that Ii positively worth 30.
10 sum IL up: Blankets Ior wise and prOvident
people Blankets Tor S.iugy and .ivering peO-
pie, blankets for people VINO lie awak nights
To keep their blanhetS on, and blankets for co.
pie who sleep Ihe 81, ep OF The just, and get up
III tue morning fresh aud happy as iai As.
ni3 WOODw AID IL LUrHROP