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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22
U. COLUMN
CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ. l.. HOBBS
ALCOHOLIC POISONING.


The observation Of the chroncl
action Of alcohol itself teaches u.s.
that as regards the easily destruct-
lille nervous tissue it is not by an
accumulation Of the toxic SUBSTANCE
itself. but by the permanent conse-
ouences Of its chemical action
which inaugurates merely imper-
centible changes in the Lervous us
sue These changes once lnaugu-
rated increase gradually, and hnaily
mass over into'a permanently dis
eased condition.
This fact is Of the utmost I'm,
Inortance to practical view ol
cbronic alcoholism. 1t shows US
why the apparition Of chronic dls, rs,
case Is not necessarily heralded BY
annreciable symptoms Of acute pol
spp;np Hence, medical experi
{ ence. the more carefully and iorcl
e blv i i directed to this point, is g
much the more strengthened In tn
conviction that it is by no means
only the free drinkers and notoriou
du,nkards who are victims TO IN
preiudicial operation OF ALCOHOL pu
also innumerable persons wh
d would repel the appellation "drink
Ger" with indignation.
- As with almost all other acu'
and chronic intoxicants, alcohol a
lords an interesting example OF u
VARYING effects Of one and the san
. nelson on different systems as
m the period at which disease al
nounces itself, the form which
takes and the conditions una
which il is rendered manlies
ry These facts are Of theoretlc intere'
being clearly associated with the
most conditions of our organiza1l'
and practically important as re
!, derine ineligible the numerous
- narent contradictions which at'e
the manifestation OF alcoholic ?
ec- soning. We must not, howe'
m ascr;he too much to differences
Individual constitution. Otner g
70. d;tions must be taken into cons
alton to enable us to afiord an
tell;gent explanation Of the varl'
~ forms in which alcoholic poison
". man;fests itself. DIR. Adolph Stu
H., pell.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

Your soul is as moonlit landscape fair,
Peopled with maskers delicate and
dim,
That play on lutes and dance and have
an air
OF being sad in their fantastic trim.
The while they celebrate in minor strain
Triumphant love, effective enterprise,
They have an air Of knowing all IL vain
And through the quiet moonlight their
songs rise.
The melancholy moonlight, sweet and
lone,
That makes to dream the birds upon
the tree,
And in their polished basins OF white
stone
The fountains tall TO sob with ecstasy
-Nerlalne.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

f. r. Brundick on Monday pur-
chased the "Cheap John" property
on the northwest corner OF roursn
and Main streets for $3.50. The
prJperty has frontage OF 5O ieet
IN Fourth street and q depth Of
100 feet on Main street.-Hunung-
burg News.
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Al Average All Lise.

First Passenger-'I wonder why
thew call this road an air-lineY"
second Passenger-"Probably DE-
cause il i as crooked - acyclone.'
N. Y. Weekly.
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Seeing the folly and danger OF
drinking to excess is no safe pre-.
tentative. Thousands see these and
vet drink, and because they drink
n first moderately, in the end they
ca drunk and dangerous. The
folly began with the moderate drink
;ng for to drink at all is to get into
danger. All such drinking, right
IL viewed, is drinking to excess
;yust as All dietetic use of arsenic 0
opium is eating to excess.-Ex.
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w. E. COX,
Attorney ct Law
rAspER, INDIANA

A,,orncy for the 18th JudlcIai
frosscn.,inn = Il, carefully attend to any civi,
hms,n"ss nryns Zen entrusted to him in any county %
the circuit. ,,.,,.,.x an public Square
Dec =, K-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22
VIRGIL X. GREENE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
.aspER, INDIANA.

WIN practice in Dubois ana au'''ns ,n
counties. Collections promptly
pem,ttanccs as soon a. collected
ONCE in spayd Building, sonth s'es scnt NJ p ~
lie SQUARE.
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The U. S. Treasury.

Sec'y Carlisle, in response 70
resolution Of inquiry by the Senate,
last week sent that body report OF
condition as follows:
ssThe cash balance in the treas
ury on Dec. 81, 1894, available Tor
the current expenses OF the govern
ment, not including the gold reserve
fund, is given as follows
Silver dollars and bullion 81 $50, 300
Fractional silver coin. IA ,4S3, ,636
United States notes. "a ,9l4, loI
Treasury notes Of 1890. .2S, ,3I9,9oO
\ National bank notes. "a, 159,9oZ
Minor coin. l lO4' 100
! Deposits in banks. -. .15 ,OSl 20
Bonds and interest paid. IL ,241 ,oOo
J Total s1O6, 1915, ,740
The actual amount Of gold in the
/ treasury on July l, 1894. was $64,-
! S73 O2i. and on Jan. l, 1894, $780,
|. S91 600. The amount OF gold re-
4 ceiyed from the sale of United States
/ bonds from Jan. 1, 1894, to Dec.
v 81, 1894, both inclusive, was $llh-
i 3sO. .2S2. The amount of treasury
notes and United States notes re-
A. deemed in gold between the same
,e dates was as follows: Treasury
= notes. $17 ,SO4 OBS; United States
no notes. $123 ,941 ,O59, making total
: of si4t,745, ,1O4. The cash bal
" ances of gold on this account OF
tn Dec. 81, 1894, was $50, ,244, ,44o.
He He shows, as will be seen, tina
ed of the two kinds Of legal tende
III notes, which the law requires hin
TO reissue, he was boarding in tn
his treasury on Jan. 1st $63, 294 "A.
The and he says the amount OF TN
I i miserly hoard had increased at tn
ras close Of business on Jan. 81,
nst sS5. .626 ,9S9. The total expense Q
tho all branches Of the Government
net during the last year Of Buchanan
.es administration was little over $Io
at 600 .OOO-sQ that Cleveland-Ca
,ars isles hoard Of what the law n
en- ouires shall be re-issued, is moi
ars than would meet the expense OF IN
red Government for year in 1909
'est and yet Cleveland has run the the 10
the eminent in debt $65, 600, 600 sin'
! a Feb. 1st, for nothing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

The 10 saloons in Columbus
hr;nO Z revenue TO the city in IL
censes Of s4,75O annually.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

The northern states pay great
deal more for education than the
southern states. For example,
Texas has 52S, ,3l4 pupils enrolled
and spends s3,925, 600 year Tor
their education, while Iowa 5l3,6
enrolled pupils and spends " DOL
4S3 Tennessee has 4s3, SOL pupiis
enrolled and pays 81 ,641 ,199, while
Michigan, with 455, ,59s pupils,
spends $6,O62 ,657. North Carollna
with $50, ,95s children in her schools
and pays 500, 800, while Kansas "a.
with SS2 ,225 pupils pays "a, JAG,
667. South Carolina. with 22S, o
children. pays $4s3, $50, while Cal
ifornia, with 23s, 106 children, pay
|, So, ,434 ,216.
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perTz. JE. MCCALL. = ""'
BRETz, McFAll { BRt'L,
Attorneys at Law
JASPER. INDIA =

wn nracticc in the Cour Of Dubois nnu
ad,ninlnv counties. and giv close a''eh''o'
to any business entrusted :. ,,,"are East ot
ss-omce On "" bee. y, E2-ly
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o.v,op II. G. Philips
TRAYLOR 4 PHILLIPS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
JASPER, INDIANA

WIN practice in Dubois ana y, aa,",ilr ,cnilea'
n,ier NJ snecial attention given 10 coi'''
tions. POST once, south side OF fun'e ~,
once over ros' Sept. ., -.
square.
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In all tropical countries the snake
i the most mortal enemy OF man.
DR.. Young estimates the near
depth Of the Atlantic at about 10
900 feet.
Formation Of nitric and othe
acids in the air by electric light wa
proven in 1879.
Naturalists are still in doubt q
10 whether the sponge is plant Q
an animal.
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The total expenditure in the
United States for common schoois
last wear was $163, 1853, ,016. The
largest expenditure was in the state
oi New York. The following are
the states which invest more than
81 900, 900 year in education and
H. ar,ount each paid in 1898.
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II is a drink, a drunk and a
drunkard; an appetite, taste, q
um.-Rev. 8. w. Pratt. .
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R. N. MILBURN
MlIRURN & SWEENEY
Attorneysat atLaw,
~A.DE.lR. IND,

wm nractlce in the Courts Of Dubois. Dun"is NV a,u
.,'nin nlnny Counties. Particular atteh''o"
en- INTO to crryeE-oth c"l,ers'oth ST.. next doorto A"es'
Dec. q, ~. -----
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w. A. Traylo..
TRAYLOR & HUNTER,
Attorneys at Law,
JASPER, INDIANA

WIN practice IN the Courts Of Dubois ana
adjoining counties. p.nl
April ~, 80.
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Recent returns to the bureau OF
education shows that there are a.
165. 1S2 children in the elementary
schools Of the United States; 4o2;-
OS9 more are pursuing the second
arv course Of study in public high
schools, private academies and pre-.
naratory schools, and 147 ,662 are
taking courses OF higher education
in colleges, technical and profess
;onal schools. In other words one
nerson in five Of the entire popula
ton Of the United States is enrolled
in some elementary school.
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As contestants are expected from
some of the adjoining countess
lively time is anticipated.
For further information address,
II. NJ. KEAN, Holland, IND
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-28
A THANKSGIVING STORY.

About Brace of Thiel Footpads Who
Can't Buy Turkey To-Day.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Nov. 27.-Mrs. c. A. Kmsley
of this city. commenced suit In the DIS
trict court to-day against the Helena
capital committee 20 recover Judgment
for $620.75 ON q claim for services as
signed to her by @. H. Thiel, proprie-
tor OF the well-known Th1el detective
agency. Twenty-Five leading citizens
Of Helena VINO composed the committee
are made parties defendant to the SUIT.
The plaintiff alleges that the defend
ants were organized into a copartner-
ship or company to advance the polit-
ical interests of Helena in the capital
contest of 1894. and as suoh COMMITTEES
they employed many persons. She says
that the defendants. on Sept. /, en-
ployed w. H. ThIel, proprietor OF a Sc
cret service, doing business In this and
other states, 20 furnish five men for
detectives work as required by the
committee. These men, II is stated,
We're employed at q total expense to
the committee of s2.620.75, which
amounts the committee agreed to pay.
The statement of services rendered was
presented to the committee and the bill
was approved. The plaintiff further
alleges that the committee paid $1,000
but refused to settle the balance of the
account. and Judgment is asked for
s620.75, with interest, from Dec. ], 1884.
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gent and her evil impulses had always
had free sway until she married John
Stewart. who was a gool man.
There Ii no regret expressed over her
death. the only regret being for those
two poor old people in the Deer Lodge
penitentiary, sentenced TO long impris-
onment upon the false testimony or
their daughter. In her confession made
to-day Mrs. Stewart said in addition to
the facts that had been contained In
her previous statement. that she herself
had been the murderer OF her husband.
She told very rambling story, and at
first was not believed. but she insisted
upon the statement so earnestly that
she was finally listened TO. This will.
II II can be established, liberate Ed
Clarke and his wife.
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STOLE THE HOUSE
ONE OF THE BOLDEST ROB-
Berries ON RECORD.
A rbousand-DoiiarR Residence. Foundation
and All. Cartsd on-It IL
Deep Mystery.

Cleveland. Nov. T.-.A special TO the
Plaindealer from Muncie says: The
Muncie police have been troubled with
robberies for the past year. but the
iboldest case ON record was reported to-
day. George Keesiing. a wealthy farm
er. erected a $1,000 house in the south
ern part of the city and placed the
rental with a real estate agent. He
went TO see his property Thursday for
the first time IN three months. and was
surprised to find that his house was
gone. An old wood shed was left. but
even the foundation OF the house was
taken.
He reported the matter to the police
and they have since been hunting for
the house. but have failed to locate ~.
None of the neighbors know anything
about the house and how IL could have
been stolen without anyone seeing the
work done Is a mystery. but. neverthe-
less, the house was stolen.
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ANOTHER "HEALER'
n. B. MNASON CLAIMS TO pos
SESS DIVINE POWER.
Dancers" and Is a Trotting
Mate to schlatter.

New York, Nov. 27.-H. b. Mnason.
OF woodcliffe. N. j., claims to be pos
eessed of healing powers equal TO
the famous Schlatber. who has created
such a sensation In Colorado. Mnason
h the leader OF strange religious
sect IN the vicinity of his home known
as the angel Dancers" or the
'Churclhmen of the Living God" He
10 preparing to more strongly assert
hgmself as a healer. without losing his
place as the head and center of his lit
tie band of devout followers.
According to his story, he has been
able since the besinning of his ministry
to heal those who go to him through
rasth. but now he gives a more gener-
al invitation Mnason has been encour-
aged to do this through the success Of
Schlatter, the Colorado healer. with
whose movements he is entirely famil-
lar. II am willing to heal those who
con,a to me fn faith" said Mnason last
week. land 4 do 90 without money and
without price. only trust In the
Lord. Schlabter has been doing a
great work In Colorado. Like me. he
does not sell his God-given gifts: but
he won't stay there. for those people
are driving him away. I tell you. II
just amt no use 10 traffic IN these
things of Gods and that's what the
people out there are trying to do. Why,
they will sell a handkerchief or any
thing else that Schlatter takes IN his
hand. Men who are standing in line
TO get to him wiz sell their places %
anyone willing TO pay a price for II.
That Is the work of the devil and
nothing else. Schlatter has God with
him nightly and won't stand that.
That Is the reason he DISAPPEARED hast
week and went up into the mountains.
Il Is the Lord who took HIM away %
rebuke the money changers who defile
the temple.
II have healed sine the beginning OF
my ministry. and know what IL Is
Faith in the Lord and belief In me ars
only necessary. 1 have helped peopls
wonderfully. through God. / helped
cure a woman who had not walked
for twelve years. Many have healed
and some right here In this house.
say pray. pray: / am only an instru-
ment IN the hands OF the Lord"
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FILIBUSTERS.
A Boat Left Phiiadelphia for Cuba Laden
with Men and Ammunitions.

Boat Left hiiadelphia for Cuba Laden
with Men and Ammunitions.
Kingston. Jamaica. Nov. 27.-Conssd-
cradle correspondence n going on be-
tween the authorities here and officials
at Washington. Madrid and Copenha-
gen. regarding the landing recently of
n party of filibusters on the coast OF
Cuba by the Danish steamer Horsa
from Philadelphia Enclosed in a re-
port on the subject by Collector Gen.
eral Baetter Is an affidavit by Emil
Fredericksen. one of the firemen on the
Horsa, who says the Horsa, after leav-
ing Philadelphia, took aboard from a
steam tow 80 or 40 people and a lot of
boxes and two Dig row boats. These
boxes, which were subsequently, open
ed. contained about $50 rifles. sabers.
cartridges and a small gun. On the
18th OF November. when close to the
Cuban coast. the boats containing the
passengers taken on at New York and
some of the munitions of war were
lowered. being connected with the
Horsa by a towline. The boats were
too small to take away all the ammu-
nttion some of which was afterwards
thrown overheard. During the night
word was received that a man-of-war
was coming and orders were given 20
go ahead. The rope which held the
boats with the passengers was cut. The
collectors report says the vessel ar
rived at Port Antonio about noon on
the 10th. and was thoroughly rumaged
by the customs officers. who found un-
der q bunk IN the for'ecastle a bag con-
tanning So cartridges. The master re
ported no passengers. and said he had
none during the voyage and that he
had not deviated from his course.
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Judgment by ID fault.
peoiai Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Nov. 2.-Judgment by de-
faait was entered In Judge Bucks de-
partment of the district court to-day
for s22.342.76 against the defendants IN
the foreclosure suit of w. f. Wyman
& Co. VS.. Hunt. BLACK. Kuhne & Wiley.
An attorneys fee OF s2.234.27 was al
lowed by the court. The suit was
brought on several promissory notes.
secured by mortgage on 7S6 steers now
ranging on the Cottonwood creek range
in Valley county. Most of the princi-
pals In the suit live in Kansas City.
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Johnstown. Pa. Nov. N.-By the break
ing of an axle on the cable train In Cam
bria Iron company's mill mine last even
ing IL miners were seriously injured. as
follows: Michael Sewarla, fracture OF
left thigh: John Groto. badly injured
limbs: Andrew Meklako. fracture OF the
right leg. amputated; Martin Alteration.
both feet crushed; John Shuagata, con-
fusion of both legs; Peter Dudock. Sc
we're injury TO right ankle: Andrew
Koontz. severely injured about thighs.
and may die; - Smith. injured about
body.
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washington, Nov N.-Miss Daisy Cor
man, third daughter OF Senator T. p.
Garman of Maryland. and Mr.. Richard
johnson. eldest son OF the late K. Kurtz
johnson. a wealthy resident Of Washing
ton and member of n weli-known Mary
land family. were married to-day at the
Washington residence of the senator In
this city. Only relatives OF tho bride and
groom were present
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DURRANT IN COURT.
Argument Will he Made for q New Trial
And avi . Read.

San Francisco. Nov. 27.-Theodore
Durrant appeared in court to-day to be
sentenced for the murder OF Blanche
Lamont. When the case was called.
the prisoners attorney began to read
from a pile of affidavits. upon which he
based a motion for a new trial The
affidavits included every article publish.
ed by every San francisco newspaper
concerning the crime and relating to
the trial. No exception noted during
the trial was overlooked. The alleged
hostility of the press and people Of the
city to Durrant was dwelt upon, and
the contention made that the jury was
unduly influenced by popular opinion.
which had prejudged the prisoner gull
ty. When the prisoners afndavits are
read, the district attorney will present
counter affidavfts. and then the motion
will be argued. A decision on the mo
tion is not expected until next week.
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MT. Morris Acquitted.
asnafch 90 the Standard

Helena, Nov. 27.-Henry r. Morris Of
Potomac. nisosuia county. was acquit-
ted to-day In the United States cour.
OF the charge OF perjury. When the de-
fense closed this afternoon. Judge
Knowles. on motion OF Morris attor-
ney. directed the jury 10 bring in a
verdict of not guilty. which was done.
Mr.. Morris was accused of having
sworn falsely IN proving UP on a home
stead before the Missoula land ONCE.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena. Nov. z7.-Helena win observe
very generally Thanksgivlng to-mor-
row. The schools. state. county and
federal Offices. business houses and
banks will be closed and a union
Thanksgiving service VIII be held ~
the First Baptist ohurch
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Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. Nov. 27.-Judge Blake to-day
rendered Judgment against Shirley c.
Ashby. ex-president OF the Helena Ma
tional bank. in a suit brought against
him by the bank on several promis-
sorry notes. Judgment was for $S1 .014.Sf.
which includes principal interest and
attorneys ices. the latter amounting
the notes
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London. Nov. IA dispatch to the
Times from Odessa says the recent
storms have caused damage on land
alone Of 40.OO0. 90 roubles. Several forts
on the Black sea are partly submerged
and many vessels have been lost. Tue
number OF lives los. Is placed ct 50.
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sively throughout the country that Harry
Hayward had made a confession Tne
facts are that a detective named ouin-
Ian Is supposed to have certain details OF
the crime that did not come out In the
trial and for speculative purposes expects
to print what he claims 20 possess IN
book form. The abstract of this was
published last evening by an evening pa
per as a confession. Hayward has not
made a confession
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,atch 20 the Standard.

Special Dispatch 20 the Standard.
Helena, Nov. 27.-The state board OF
land commissioners to-day sold 100000
feet OF the timber on school lands In
srssoula county on Bitter Root river
near Clinton. 10 William McKeen. a
lumber man. for $40 per thousand
feet. This Is the highest price ever
paid the state for humber.
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Minneapolis. Nov. H.-It was reported
here last night and telegraphed extern
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REMEMBER

That our Syringes and Hot Water Bags
are all guaranteed for one year.
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Rubber
Goods

To unload our enormous stock of Foun-
tain and Bulb syringes. Hot Water Bags.
Combination Bag and Syringe. Medicinal
Atomizers. etc. we viii sell them for the
week at Y of the regular prices. We
also have the new Rapid Flow Fountain
Syringe. Cali and examine It.
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