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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
SANTA MARIA.

- ~y~,r-< canal e;1o ,<,lr.v~,bs,a <.horo
- - a .'.n 49,, -at,,.r ttan nna 49,
ss.-s 49,, LII ~ 49, ~, o,,s - III.
49, -. 800 !. la.st ,r,,,,Id .,sata., ~.
s ...-s 80, .'ssss,s s,,d ia - ,..s.rr
TO- W. -. des;crsd .ra constynctod
$50, : 49,, - ,ha IA tvra ~ craft
-, - - ..,rsra, which ,ncl,asd /,
=. s,.ss III vesssls fro,n "a ~ 100 tons
Len - without asrts
TT,s s,rta NJ ,yas ~ laryer chan
e. i;ttIs .s,.hoo,ars engared Ii fishing
=, .hs o., parks ~ a,,o,t eonaI II
t,.,roy. ~ tia sfancb n;lot boats which
crv,;ss a,ong our coast n Ali weathorsL
TINS x.,ssal nnon which Columbus sailed
~. e;ghtv-fva feer Ionr. twentv-four
s..t u,;ja ana dr.sx eiybt feet ~ water.
~, hottosn vas made verv flat IN order
eh.t 49, ,r;obf "a run nnon the shore -
s.rdv h.a,.h witbont nndne strain 70
~ t;mber. Her extreme width was a
60 ~,.tsr Era xrhera TIA hnIl bnlges ont
s.v.r.I soaf hevona tha npns.r str7.cfnra
= 80 dacL This form ~ ..tumblinr
1870 a 4 q termed ~ the vernacnlar
"a the sailor. e rarely seem II ships a
r,.,a.-r d.,e;cn ana copetruction 4.
f,,<,-,.,h THE hnild can - s,,en a 4 ,no,i;-
- 5evrs. = ,r.rv ~ ~ ia fr;r.tas
-, ,,iev.ted - ..ora;narv- a onr nav
vrras 1ncient sbinbuiIders bcld that
k,,r-ir. o,,r tba s;des - Z v<...l -
v.nted No. rolling ~ : heavy 80 and
sccordiprlv her decks would not - ex-
nosed n "a tia sween 81 heavy surpes
hr.ak;no close aboard
The Santa Maria had bart one dack
A. Tia how Wa I bouse caleb the fore.
code Il which the netfv of5;cer. sIent
"a 49, !. v,.rt ~ ~ crr,v Acros. tha
Tern - the sbin wsa : second honse
c.ile,a the after casfle above which IN
Z d.ck caIled tta No., deck ~ o,.rter
49, smaI, watcb tower vas erected
"a the Nom deck Il the nost ~ dutv 81
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just as sure rs hot weather comes there
will be more o. less bowel complaint in this
vicinity. Every person, and especially
families, ought 70 have some re- liable med
icine At hand for instant use in case Il Il
needed. a 70 or 30 cent bottle Of Chamber
lains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy il
just what you vnght 70 have and all that
you would need, even for The most severe
and dangerous cases. II i the best the
most reliable and most successful treatment
known, and y peasant n take. For sale
by nr. J. II. sab. ~.
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Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

vrHE undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
= township, Dubois county, hereby
gives notice that he will attend to all
business pertaining TO the Office OF Trus-
tee, at his residence miles Southeast
Of Porfersvillc, on Saturdays Of each
week, and requests all persons having
township business to present 1t on Sat-
urday. Citizens desiring books from
the Township Library, are notified that
the Library il kept by VIM. McHarris,
in Porsersville.
HESRY D. BRErDENBAuGH,T T. b. TIP.
MAY Is, l888-ly.
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Columbia township Trus.
tees Notice.

vTvHE undersigned, Trustee Of Columbia
) Tp., Dubois county, Ind, will At
tend to Township business at his resi-
dence on every Saturday, and persons
having township business to transact
are requested to present IL on that day Of
the week.
The township library 10 kept At the
Office OF the Trustee, where those entitled
can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS,
Trustee Columbia TIP.
June 9th. l68o-1y.
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with Or and secured BY heavy iron bolts,
- TO Withstand the battle Of the elements
during that long and weary journey
over the trat sless Atlantic.
On account Of these ships being built
high Ut the ends and low amidships,
high seas would often DO taken upon the
decks when sailing with . hide wind,
and TO prevent this high stanchions or
posts were inserted In the upper plank
q the rails, TO which screens Of heavy
canvas were laced. making temporary
bulwark. which proved to be very effec-
tive In keeping out tho water. In the
case Of the two smaller ships heavy mats
ana large tarpaulins were stretched
across the beams 10 keep the water from
running into the holds and swapping
Them; the vessels Of four centuries 40
we're not supplied with pumps.
The sarta Marta was rugged with four
nasts the 'l.v foremost ones being M.
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Phenix Building and Loan stock
holders Meeting.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the stock
~ holders Of classes A. n b. Of Phenix
Building and Loan Association Of Jas
per, Ind, that there will b . meeting Of
stock holders held Ct the frc engine
house Of the town on
FRIDAY. JULY |, 1892,
Tor the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year, and trsnsacting such
other business % may come before The
stock holders.
GEoRcR w. GRAMELsrAcHER, Sec'y
June 3, V9-3t.
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An Offer. to Farmers!
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
aud
Jasper Courier FOR 81 90!

A. will be seen ~ adv. IN another
column we offer the Courier and the
"Progressive Farmer" the official organ
OF the r. M. b. A., together for 81. Now
is the time TO subscribe. or course, a.
these terms, II is cash in advance.
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IN the latest method Of hydra. 80
propulsion, instead Of forcing y
water always in one line q d,re :,
.he noxzIes or outlets are made so n.
tate around . common ans sna -
49, mon tho water % spiral ps,s
similar 70 tho action Of > po m
hIade New York Times
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Surgeon and Specialist,

surgeon anu Specialist,
and in charge Of the Electrical and surrc
81 The MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE. LOUIS
WILLIE. KY, will Be At
AZ the st. George Hotel. HUNTINGBrRG.
returning every month during The year % remain
one day.
Dr. Rsa hiss been connected with the largest hospitals
IN the country and has superior In diagnosing and
treating diseases and deformifies He will give ~
for any case that be tell tine disease and where
located In fvc minutes lie will return 20 Huntngburg
every month this year remain one day
Treats al curabie Medical aud Surgical Diseases.
Acute and Chronic Catarfb Diseases q the Eye Ear
Nose. Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia. Brighfs disease
Diabetes. Kidneys. Liver. Bladder Chronic, Female
and sexual Diseases Epilepsy q Fis cured. = pcsi-
YOUNG AND MrDDLE-AGED MEN
Suffering from spefmnforfhen and impotency the
suit Of self abuse in youth In maturer years
and other producing ~ the following e.
fects IS emissions. bio'chcs. debility
dizziness confusion ~ ideas aversion "a society defec-
tive memory and sexual exhaustion which unit the
victim fr business or marriage. are permanently cured
by remedies not Injurious
BLOOD AND SKIN DIsEAsEs.
Syphilis and complications sore throat. falling Of
the hair pain IN the bones eruptions perfect
esdicaed without using mercury or other rsnriou.
drugs.
Gonorehra. elect. structure. and all Urinary and
Kidney Troubles are speedily cured BY treatment that
has never failed
lie undertakes no incurabls cases, but cures thou
sands given up 10 die.
Remember the date and come early. his rooms arc
always crowded wherever be stops
coSsrfvaro~ vnrs.
Covrespondence solicited and confidential. Address
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
300 Fourth Street. LOUISVILLE, XII
July IL l8gl-1y.
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9. X. A., Branch 10,
Meets the let and ID Mondays OF sv.
cry month at their hall, In jasper.
CHARLEs SoLIGA, Pres.
ia. MEHRrNcsR, Secy.
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pure Ar q shs Fnsty 49,
Keep q small box 6lled Win !. ~. ~,
il your pantry and cellar; y -
keep the air dry and pue
Ycyk Journal IN
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|VVHE undersigned, Trustee OF Balm
= bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend to Township business on
Saturdays Of every week, az his residence
on North Main street, between sew
cnth and Eighth, In Jasper.
The Library Of said Township 10 kept
At the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann,
where persons wanting books can obtain
them ut any time.
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee
April 20, 1888 -1y.
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SCROFULA

Our doctor recommended Ayers Carsaparills
as being the best Hood blood-purIler within
his experience. We gave her this medicine.
and . complete cure was the result
VIM. O. jenkins, Dcwecse, Ncb.
swhcn a boy was troubled with blood
disease which manifested itself IN sores %
tho legs. Ayers SarsaparflIs being recon.
mcndcd, took . number Of bottles. and We
cured. have never since that time had
. recurrence o. tho complaint" - J. Q.
Thompson, Lowell, Mas
~ was cured Of Scrofuls BY the Ne q
Ayers Sarsaparills. John G. DssSy, Dsss-
Geld. No.
Ayers SarsaparIlla'
rRUAnm ~ n
d. / G. AVER I CO., lsvv1, -llasa
Sod ~ - rnssis,s. ms al = bsa,AoG
Oct. -, Oily. adv Asioc.
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ITO weak MEN

Suffering from The effects Of youthful erron sax1y
decay wasting weak ncsa lost manhood. etc.. viii
sand valuable treatise fsealedl containing full
particulars for home cufa pHki Of charge. 4
splendid medical work ehouId b road by every.
man who q nervous and debilitaked.. Addrcsl
~. ~ g FOWLER, sloodus, Conn
Sent. n. I.nIMV
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What is

Castora Is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. neither Opium Morphine NOR
other Narcotic substance 1t IS harmless substitute
for Paregorc Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
IL Pleasant. Its guarantee thirty years. ne BY
Millions Of Mothers. Cast0rla destroys Worms and alays
fcvershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tocthng troubles, constipation and hatulency.
Castorfa tho food regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural secps Cas-
toria Is tho Childrcn's Panaccathe Mothers Friend
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Court of COMING Pleas.

Alngsbury u Bennett VS. IL. F. Hudson ct al;
defts have leave to answer by Nov. Is, 1892
James Almy VS. VIM. Hood; tried to court,
Judgment for pl'f $7l9sS.
Sec ond Natl Bank of Ravenna. Ohio VS. The
Jordan & Goodrich Shoe Co.: dismissed by ppff
without prejudice.
to jury. verdict for plf $2O3S; pTff to pay costs
on writ of replevin.
Nellie Ellsworth. admx of John B. Ellsworth,
VS. John May and his unknown heirs; decree for
foreclosure.
Ohio VS. st. Clair; bond forfeited.
Adam Bower VS. Frank Holden; motion for
new trial overruled.
A. W. Jones VS. Peter Laubert ct ais; motion
for new trial sustained and new trial granted.
Christopher StokeJ VS. Jacob Fulmer ct ais;
motion for new trial overruled.
Gerald Ely VS. John Ely petition dismissed.
Mary B. Fem VS. E. T. Lewis; tried to jury.
verdict for pl in the of $685. IL and interest.
Allen Case vs. Catharine Case: petition dis
| missed.
Abbie Lynn VS. E. W. Poe and J. A. W. Nor
row; tried to jury. verdict for pl'f. S77.O1 and
each party pay their own cost.
Joel Malinsbury VS. Frank Chisler; settled.
| Lewis NJ. Sherman VS. A. Jeanette Sherman
ct ais. admr; settled.
Ohio VS. Daily;1 motion for new trial overruled.
Martin Refs VS. Maggie Refs; decree for di-
vorce.
Giddings VS. Giddings; decree for def't,
Vanaukin VS. Vanaukin: decree for divorce
Fritch VS. mclaughlin; sale confirmed and
deed ordered
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-02

The citizens of Garrettsville were greatly
astonished when they heard that Will johnson
was accused of embezzIing the money of his en-
ployer, Lee Sanderson, to the estimated amou mt
of S3OOO Mr.. johnson is a comparatively young
man of good address and has a wife and three
children. Has been in the employ of Mr.. San
derson, hardware merchant, for about four
years as his confidential head clerk and as such
has had access to the cash and the books. His
salary was small as we are informed. only $1.25
day. He was an active member of three secret
societies. The cause of his embezzling he has
embezzIed-can be traced directly. not to drink
or other bad habits but to extravagant living;
it was his manner of living that attracted the at
tention of his brother Odd Fellows knowing of
the smallness of his salary. A few of them called
the attention of Mr.. Sanderson to it, but the lat
ter having full faith in the integrity of johnson
brushed away their suspicious as unworthy of
consideration. When Mr.. Sanderson was finally
compelled to make an assignment committee
of Odd Fellows. Mr.. Sanderson being member
of the same order. began a systematic investiga-
ton to learn if possible by what system of finance
a person on a salary of $1.25 day could su pport
a family of,five keep up the dues of three secret
societies purchase piano and two gold watches
carry good sized life insurance. indulge in the
luxury oflivery hire. dress not richly but nicely
without drawing on other funds. This commit
tee, unable to solve this problem, finally called
on Mr.. johnson to explain and after lengthy
arguments on both sides Mr.. johnson gave to
this committee explanation over his own sig
nature in which he acknowledged that part of
his extravagant way of living was paid for by
money that belonged to his employer. Rumor
has it that this written confession was made by
him conditioned that he should not be prose-
cuted therefor; we learn that he claims that he
was frightened into making the confession; that
he says he4has committed no criminal act. We
are further informed that his employer had said
that so far as he was concerned he should make
no effort to have the matter legally Investigated
The affidavit on which the arrest was made was
sworn to by e. S. Hutchinson. one of the direc-
tors of the First National Bank of Garrettsville.
who did not believe it was for the best interest
| of the business community and society generally
to allow such notorious case to be quietly
winked at. Mr.. Johnson's family are now said
to be financially in "a distressed condition and
they have the sympathy of large number. .whic
we hope will be evinced by something more than
| words.
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a vxodern marvel.

When the Pittsburg Times took possession Of
its splendid building last April. its publishers
promised that the Times would grow in excel
lence in the same proportion as its quarters have
been enlarged. The Times had already won
such proud position among the newspapers of
the country, that there was general curiosity to
know how the promise would be redeemed
That curiosity has been most pleasantly graft
fed. The Times has been so enlarged, and so
many new features have been added, that it is
everywhere cited as marvel of modern jour-
nalism. The chief wonder is that newspaper
so complete in every respect can be sold for one
cent day or s. 90 per year-little more than
the cost of first class weekly paper. If any
OF our readers are not familiar by personal in
spection, with the merits of the Times, we ad-
wise them to send for a sample copy, which
will be mailed free to any address. If there is
no agent for the Times in your locality, it will
paw you to write to the Times for terms to
agents.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-02

The lecture course mentioned by the Press
last week is nearly arranged for. 1t will consist
of five lectures by John W. Bowles week of Nov.
Ia: Mrs. Livermore week of Dec. II; Rev. J. T.
Thompson last week in Dec; M. Irwin Dunlap
week of January 16 and Prof E. w. Claypole
about the first of February. Course tickets for
the five lectures emitting the holder to the priv
ilege of selecting reserved seats for the season.
only one dollar. The citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity are thus offered rare opportunity to
secure rich feast during the season. large
number of course tickets have already been
pledged and they are in good demand. As the
number of such is limited it will be wise for all
who desire low Fprices and reserved seats to
promptly apply either in person or by letter to
Rev. Andrew Wilson, Before the first lecture
opportunity will be given at such date and place
as will be published in the papers next week
for holders of course tickets to select reserved
seats for the season.
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WEATHER BUREAU.
The Man Who Started the Enterprise oi
Weather Reports.

During the Van Buren administra-
ton James P. Espy came to Washing
ton to initiate what has grown into the
weather signal service. He was a
Pennsylvania by birthy and so poor in
early life that when II years of age he
had not been able to learn to read. He
subsequently mastered the English
language and the classics, and long
before he knew why began to study
the mystery of the moving clouds and
to form his storm theories.
At last he asked of Congress an ap-
preparation of $1,000 a year for five
years, but he was met with gibes and
ridicule. Senator Preston of South
Carolina said Espy was mad man,
too dangerous to be at large, and the
Senator would vote a special appro-
priation for prison in which to con-
fine him.
Espy was in the Senate gallery al
the time. Wounded to the quick, he
left the capital and went to New York,
where he delivered course of lectures
with great success. They were repeat
ed in Boston and he made money
enough to enable him visit Europe.
Not long after reaching Liverpool
January 6, 1889, great storm oc-
cured. He went to Lloyds. consulted
the newspapers as they arrived, noted
the direction of the wind as given a
different places, and from these data
constructed the first great storm maj
ever prepared, with the hour point:
marked.
Every line and curve and point ex
emplfied his theory. He was at no loss
now for audiences.
He appeared before the British Asso
| citation of Scientists at London, a
which Sir John Herschel was present
an interested auditor. He crossed
the channel to Paris, and the Academ.
of Sciences appointed a committee
composed of the i1lustrious Arago, st
report upon his observations ant
| theory"
The effect of this report was no
much different from that which fol
| lowed, .afterward, the announcement
of Morse's first transmitted mes
sage over the wire from Washing
ton to Baltimore. (Which is to sa.
that it made no impression on tha
body which the people are accustome
to regard as the sum of the commo
sense of the nation. BEN Pcrley Poor
"reminiscences.
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namacratic Meetings.

The following meetings are announced to be
held before election:
This. Wednesday evening, I. T. Siddall and
C. B Newton will speak at Suffield.
Thursday evening-D C, Goldman and 1 7
Siddall, at Mantua Station
Friday evening-I. t. siddall and D. c. Cool
man, at the Rink, Diamond. o.
Friday evening-C. B. Newton and j. Fl.
Dussell. at Randolph.
Saturday eveniDg-I. t siddall. Twinsburgh
Saturday evening-Geo. f. Douthitt and
H. Dussel, at Freedom Center.
Monday evening". II. Dussel. at Rootstown
Monday evening-I. T. SiddalI, at the Tow1
Hail, Nelson.
Turn out, and give these speakers chance
to explain the benefits of Protective tarif
and see if you are among those benefited.
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s5 Ladies' Cloaks at snyder's are corker:

S5 Ladies' Cloaks at snyder's are corkers.
Tempting bargains in Ladies and Children's
Cloaks at Snyder's.
1t fills the hearts of customers with gladness
to see the vast assortment of good things in
Dress Goods for DOC. at Snyder's.
The mere mention of our 25c. and &c. knit
Underwea last week met with prompt and loud
response from all directions and they go lively
P.W. SNYDER. No. ?, Marvin Block.
THE mcst conspicuous part OF ladies' attire
at this season is a Cloak, and should look well
and fit. Cur garments do both. Besides. our
prices are very attractive. Come and see them,
P. W. SNYDER.
We place atyour disposal this week 100 pairs
Bed Blankets at rs cts. pair; 100 pairs at 90 cts
pair; 2CO large square .Kersey Horse Blankets.
at 81 each; 100 Comfortables, large size. heavy,
weight. excellent quality at 96 cts. each. Call
early, they are good thing. IP. W. SNYDER,
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RECoRDER,s OFFICE.
Rusiness for Octeher.1sa
ReD@Ft

Of Shalersville center school lfor the month
ending Oct. 90. 1892. Number of pupils in at
tendance, males II. females 9. Average attend
ance, males s. females s.
Roll OF HoNoR,-Neither absent nor tardy.
Lottie Eldridge. Dora Cooley. Carrie Cooley
Lynn Curtis, Emerson Hentz, Robbie Hoskin
RolIie Rhodes, Roy Kimes,
ROLL OF MERIT.Absent but not tardy. Nav
Eldridge. Pearl Haight Stella Lord .Gertie Am ick
Frank Monroe. Henry Hinman. Jr.. Roy Crane.
Eddie Rhodes. Lee Rhodes. Harry Monroe.
P. B. TOMSON. Teacher.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-02

W ehave just received 1.-The finest stock OF
Clocks ever shown in the County. and would
call your especial attention to large line OF
Cathedral Clocks. which we purchased at aston
ishingly low prices. of which we propose to give
our customers the full benefit, sell them at cor
Lespondingiy low prices. The cost of a good
Cathedral clock bought of us. is only trife, if
any more than an ordinary time piece.
l.. j. GODDARD
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RAEgaInS IN

Slaw Cutters Chopping Bowls Crooks,
Meat Cutters, Coal Pals and Tongs.
Pure spices.
Stow Pans and Kettles
Wco;i Measures and Baskets.
Naiis. Farm Tools. sc.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE
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N w GOnGS.
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Hab
POSltlVeEy Cured by admAiFRi lie r.
ing DIR, EE8TneE3 & 1IdeEa SUec5fIC.

1t is anufactured as powder. which can be
given in a glass of beer, a cup of coffee or tea
or in food. without the knowledge of the patient
1t is absolutely harmless, and will effect per-
manent and speedy cure whether the pa tient is
moderate drinker an alcoholic wreck. 1t
has been given in to ousanGs of cases. and in
every instance perfect cure has followed. 1t
never fails. Ihe system once tmpregnated with
the Specific, it becomes an utter mpossibility
for the liquor appetite to exist. Cures guaran-
teed. 4S page book of particulars Tree. Address
12O5-y. Cincinnati, o.
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Diam On dis,

We have an exceptionally fine stock of Dia-
monds. There is no gem that is more coveted
by people of refined tastes. You will find our
prices so moderate on these usually high priced
stones, that you can crafty your desire to pur-
chase snythipg in this line,
L j. GODDARD,