Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 19, Number 33, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 August 1877 — Page 3

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A KftwurkiiMe MOffMaM.

Ywturtlay h in hjhsuI In 4 04k i njf woman intmed Kliiwtbtjtli Taylor, with tho hIIiih of 4IUipv Nod," wax olmrifwl boforo ilie Warrington llorougli Court with UuIbk (Iruuk unci uroHtinailislurbRnco. It annoarml tliHt thu prtmrnur whs found surroundud by r crowd of n tlioiiHRiul mtople. who worn poking her with stontw, ic., anu Hiiuiiiuig i nor "ainwomau." Tho uxplmmtioti i that tho prisoner's husband whh a HGWcitntRin, and ou Ids doatii mIiu betook hursolf to a sailor's lift) and Korvud for Hovcral years in the capacity of an aoiu-oodtou seaman without the disc scovery of her sex. Pur-.

. i i f the farms in tho vicinity iw an agri-1 Cllll her cultural man servant, still maintaining lier disguise successfully. For her emiiloyer sho used to break in horses, i I . I I ... I I-i.. If . I

ing the American war snoserveu on one ; sieao wnen sue necoines a mother hurof tho blockado-mnnurs, and at tho con-' self; and that tho development of her elusion of tho war sho went from Liver faculties which shu gets in tho schoolnool to WarriuEton, ami settled on one room is of juat tho sort that best pro-

. " I l il I If. I earned on a love intrigue with one of thn servants, and her sex becoming eiiuueu sue was occasionally Kiiojecieo to rough treatment, and has been lined and sent to prison for drunkenness. On tlio present occasion, as she promised reformation, and had beeu ilUrentcd, sho was discharged with a caution. Liverpool Mercury, i i l " f. . .11.- ...-I.T l St. I.iiiiIm I'Hlr-KxjieHltimi. ThcleadliiK factH and polntH of Interest eonnected with this fjreat enterpri-e may ho ninuiarizcd as follows: The KxitOhltion opens September 10 and

plougn, anu uu ouiur KiutiN oi iiixscuiiiiu uujuuiiuii to uiiwu uiiiiiiih oi wo sonooiwork, quite as well as her fellow-ser-1 inarms, and it is expressed in tlio letter vants who.se sex was not a matter of hero printed ; dispute. At one farm for some time she sm-l noticed in yertcrday'n Sun an un

known sho rece yed her conye, and went " ' 'r-w "., er nioutwiiy i uimen mm u JrL- i.lu.wliin m,,, u.r .... 1 " ,r ,mn virtues mid unpeclal rtllallllCHto work e sew Here. bhe lvajs .ip- ., aKiPrtti,im, tlujre , a dlaliiclliuitloii to peared in tlio town in man's clotliing, ; marrying xeliooliiianiiK, and plaintively sihks and her history liavinir been widely cir- why thu tadlne exist. Kor Mtveral rea-ons.

closen Octobvr it, anil will dNplay thu art yearn and ;radethc heeoine.-o aceuMoined wonderc both useful and omainental of to enacting the role of martinet to the territhe world, ineludliiK a great variety of ma- tied Miiall liov that they naturallv axKiime an chinery for farnih and factories, in actual independent and overhearing attitude tooperatlon, an Immense collection of nianu- . ward othersiuallficatioii po-fibly requifactured articles from Amerie, Kurope and ite for the school room, but not desirable Asia, furniture and household conveniences in a household. Aain, from the constant of all kinds; also a collection of minerals , amiovaiices attendant on their daily duties, from the Western States and Territories. thcir'tempcrs become soured, and thev lose During the last six days, tnmi October 1 ! in a measure the great charm of ainlahilltv. to fi, Inclusive, there will bean immense dis- jf course there arc exceptions, but this Is play of tint- stock. Including joultr), sheep, the rule. Is ita wonder, then, that men do swine, cattle and horses; also fruits, tlow- , not seek for companion among so uncoil ew, vegetables, grain and other farm and genial though otherwise worthv cla-s as garden product. The premium list, which these same -chooluiarms whom your fair offers iS'iO.ooo la prizes, give full informs- 'correspondent so valiantly champions tion, and can be obtained bv addressing 5. p. Lk M. 0. Kalb, Secretary, St. Louis. Several bun-1 vj,Ht f.r (nrn4i)onibi)t stiv U nnt dredinerehanth and manufaetuer.s have tak . m4l "r t-orrsponilcnt says is not en space for their exhibits, and the directory destitute of truth , though Wo continue are providing additional aecowwodations for to tight on the side of the schoolmarms. what promises to be the larg-t and most We are not surprised that some of tlicsc attractive display ever xeen in tlH,-'e?t. .maiden pedagogues refuse, or pretend 'I he railroads centering In ist. Louis dc- .....' n f?ntrt.iln ih idoi f m.ir duct 40 to fiO per cent from regjilar charges . to of U.SC, to entei t.un tlio Idea of miuon pasengera and fn-lght boimd to the Ex- rmge. .Situated as they are, they arc iwsltion. The Zoological gstrden, containing ! able to support themselves comfortably, a large collection of wild miiImmIs. and bird-, and enjoy a degree of independence, will l,e free to all visitor to the LxV"M,U?" They havo tho satisfaction of earninsr

me Hill! an uepiirimcui m f-iniiaiii nimii: of the choicest genu iii America. The. live sua-k dHuartmeHt will excel hi Its display any previous exhibition. Tfcc same may be aid of every department In the FalrKxpo-sltlon.--A,r. LoHi lHtatck. CTIflTwrd's Febrifuge Palatable, Powerful, Autlperiolle and Tonic Kature'i remedy for Keverawl Akuc. Never known to fall in a Mngle ease. This popular remedy dlrtVnt from all other Jhc Cures, in being free from all poisonous eflects on the xystcm; Itentcrx Into the circulation and destroy all malarious poUon, and thus eradicates the disease without producing any of those distressing after-sensations, such a fullness and pain in the head, ringing lu the ear and partial deafness. Try It once and jou will never be with ut It. J. C. Htcu.iKUso.v, 1'ron'r. For sale by all Druggists. St. Louis. An entomologist from Xew Hampshire, wiio has been traveling tliroiigh tiorthwostern Iowa for two weeks past, writes back to a New York paper that

he luw seen the grasshoppers washed in-' true that from constant contact with jhito the J iy Moines Uiver until they form-1 pils to whom they are superior in knowi-

ed u, putrefying scum three inches thick." It is awtully discouraging to our native liars to have Uiia imported Ulent come out from the cultured East sd get away with them. Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup has been jut to six year' test In enr trade, with the lollowlng result: itgives the best of satisfaction to all our custamcm, and thev testify to that satisfaction by laiylng far more of it than of any other coitgk remedy, although we keep in Mock a large number of that class of nnMllclnes, In fact all that have .been heretofore considered most salable. M.Ai'miTKii & Wki.ij, Wavrly, K. Y. ror sale by Meyer Hrosv, Hu Lo4ls, Mo. SaI'K, I'KHV.VVKSt A COMl'tKTR! WU- "'" Toideeiiren tlil!ls and Fever, Dumb iii "? Aul Hll Kecr those TUanw that Mil Uu'lr tliimsaiitls where lid remedv Is miknown. It cures enlargement Of 'the opb ctu It cures Hypertrophy of tin; Liver, it hurt no one. 1 1 cures all lypen f Malarial Fevers and Is perfectly protective hi alt V:,TSc.tR' TrT wHlioft's Tonic, the great ifallible Chill Cure. (5. H. I'm Lit Ji Co r'iprletor, .New Orleans. ton sajj ii v a DnuunihTg. Tim Celebrated Vicuna Hell.

AniMiig the numerous artleb Dooi.kv's jeal and austere. Hut this is tho misZ r'.T'1 fwr' .'-u-,--u',d ? fortune, and not thu fault, of tho sehooliS5 l&yVI i nmrmsW inthe service., Sometimes, 'end thieu-eciit atamp tu looi.ur.i: Huotii- too, doubtless, the daily trials and petty "t Yik, and you ivlil get It, loKcthw .annoyances of their profession may

ln' r , V t, ya,ullln" cooKiMg recipes, 0 ro.uru audi. nUtrs, Mathers, HetlMra. IWt fail to procure Mas. Wutixw't HocrmUtbcp far ail dim of teething l eMll' U KttAvratlw child frrapaia.eweawiaa wtaUte, the boweh, rjmI, by irh rrtirf JJlNor.R Te. Is mde from 8ANrottU' J. "AiCA (iikokk at a moment's notice, and In, wneti so made, ten time as effective an4 agreeable. Tkoui-aml or aged people rely ,v!n 1 H? a "cecmary ctliniilant to upiwrt dur!ng ' beau of summer. Thk pass of Tliermopyhu h live mlliw Kwgi and fiO yards wide nt its nurrow- ' Part, where Leonidns and his. 'WO Spartans woro .slain. "loss Stakch requires lews than common tti: ICSS 111HU cotntnon iZ V purity aud Alrfiiitflli urjt fun Jlesce Its economy Ii wanifeet.

I From Hit York tiuii.) Wu llml M)lnu disiif rrwuiiHiit. a tn

whutliur HckoolnmrniH ru dwimblo cmiHUat for matrimony. Among the 1rUioa thmi!Hilvo tlio opinion hiatus to prevail that us wivon thoy would ospeciitlly adorn lionnm and niiiko happy tho livo of good hturimndfl. They nrno that tho very fact of their gutting and holding tliuir places in evidence of their intelligence and moral worth, two things very roui8ito in a wife. They say, further, that tho familiarity with the maniuroinent of children which u teaehur acouires will servo her in irood ... . .. i i . -. . pnro-j n woman for the duties of a wife. In fact, thoy say that thoy are tiie girls for young fellows to court, Thorois, however, some masculine -.1.!..... I i.. il I t t .1 I ..I. !....! il I t t .1 I pcnl for recoKiiitloa of hdiool-tettehor " niarrluifenbio men by one of tliuir I answer. Fir!, tlt'snlto, MIm Lenore'H nsscrtlou, I do not think teacher us a rule care to marry.. They arc an iiulupuiulcnt claxN, their salaries hcliiK more than sulliciunt for their needs. They have mueli time . o thcinselvoH, cxpeeially at this nneom- . fortahle ceaon of the year, which is not the fax; with the average housewife, lint the , principal reahon why they are not toiiKht after by men eontcmplathiK uiutrimony In ! that they have their serious defects, which ' ran he paraded as well an their virtues. ' Tlip'yfiier:illV!iMmi(! a Mllierloritv of 111:111nerwniehof ItMelf i enou:Uto dit'eournire im- onllnarv Miltor: anil a tlnv ailvatu-i- 7n ,,. i;,.!,,,, ,,,i u.,.i:..,their own living, and spending their money as pints themselves. I hoy feci that they are their own mistresses, know just what are their nrcscnt ills, and fear that those thoy might lly to in marrying arc worse. But, though all this may bo true, if tho right sort of lover conies along, and tries to convince a schoolmarm so fortilied by sound arguments against matrimony, that she would be happier as his wife than as a single woman, we will wager that ho will batter down the walls and carry the fort. Yet so far as material comfort is concerned, she might do better to withstand the assault. As to schoolmarms assuming an attitude of superiority, perhaps our correspondent mistakes them. Their manner may bo one acquired in their profession, and not mean that they think they are wiser than other people, though it so imnrosses some observers. It is euge, nicy iiiaygi owiu nine ici iiuuk they can teach every body; but if they aro brought into frequent association with people who aro their intellectual betters, they will learn after a while that they do not know as much as they think thoy do, and will draw in their horns. Very likely the men about these school inarms aro their inferiors in nominal education, and they may bo really inferior otherwise. In such cases tho teachers aro unfortunately placed, for it is bettor to associate with persons who know more than you do than with those who know loss, as then you will keep down a self-conceit which is always offensive in its manifestations. Still, if a man is not actually inferior to a school-teacher, ho needn't bo afraid of her. There are none of them who know it all, though thoy may think thoy do. It in too true that schoolmarms of long experience in handling tho birch do get, a little precise lu their manner and severe jn their aspect. Tho attitude is not, ns our eorrespondentealls it, independent and overhearing, but like that of no obi ilrill-sci-fi-iint. .-i little medianteml to sonr t10ir tetlipor.S, Iltlt SO WOUlll .....i.., iL in...,.. nu.. witli a lot of unruly children in nowise related to him, to keep in order from year's end to year's: end. iso wonder tlio countenance of tho seasoned schoolMutrm grows strong m its lines, and her .Movement becomes trim and methodi cal. What would tlio toucher do in tho school-room if site always wore a jaunty manner and kept her face wreathed in smiles? Would sot tlio boys and girls take advantage of her, aud wouldnot kor pupils fail to advance in tlx) rudimentary studies P It is not right to forget the trials of tho echoolmarm. liut, after all, we repoat that many good wives may bo found among thn women who teach boys and girls; and wu hope that all such will get good husbands, aud find that thoy iiavo changed their state only lo better it vastly. j

ARtkr iMftrtrMaMt Um TcliyhiM. Slnco the public were first hMtrifld by the exhibitions of the telephonic in ventloiw of Messrs. (iray, Edteon, and Hell, says t)i Detroit Free Press, nearly every electrician in this country ha been endeavoring to solve the problem of a telephone which would talk directly from a battery, thereby making it possible to communicate over long distances, and to repeat tho acoustical vibrations from one line to another as often as desired. This problem haa at leugth been solved by G. 1$, ltiohmond, a dentist and student of science residing in this city, aud in so simple and satisfactory a manner as to seemingly defy improvement. It has been tested by several scientific trcntlcmcn. among them Prof. Ii. C. Kcdzie, of the Michigan Agricultural College, who pronounces Mr. Richmond's invention a valuable and scientific discovery. We give tho following brief description of Mr. lMchmoiid's telephone from tlio model forwarded to tho United Statos I'atont-Ollicu through the mechanics' and inventors' agency at Detroit! A circular brass frame, about two inches in diameter, is secured in a perpendicular position, into the upper part of which is inserted a speakingtube, and to tlio lower part is secured a thin metallic diaphragm which can be tightened to a proper tension by means of thumb-screws. To tho center of this diaphragm is soldered a small platinum wire about an inch and a half long, projecting downward. Directly under this diaphragm, and inclosing the platinum wire, is a glass tube two inches long and about 0110 inch in diameter, with a hard rubber bottom. Into this bottom is fixed another plantinum wire, projecting upward through the centor of the glass tube, and reaching within about one-tliirty-seeond of an ineli of tlio platinum wire attached to the diaphragm. Tho glass tube is filled witli distilled water, tlio platinum wire attached to the diaphragm is connected with a battery, and the lower platinum wire attached to tho main line. There is now a constant current of electricity passing from the battery to tho main line by way of the platinum points, through tlio water. Tlio scientific fact on which Mr. Itichmond's discovery is based is that pure water oilers a resistance to tlio passage of a current of electricity over 2,000,000 times greater than platinum wire. Sue Miller's Chemical l'lvysics, p. ill. When a person speaks or sings into the speaking-tube, tlio diaphragm vibrates in unison with the voice, and the volume of water between the platinum points is alternately increased or diminished in unison with tlio vibration. It therefore follows that as tlio volume of

water between the platinum points is increased or diminished, currents of electricity of vary ingstrength are thrown into the main line in exact unison with whatever sound enters tho spoakingtube, and is conveyed over tlio line to the receiving-instrument, which is an electro-magnet and diaphragm of the ordinary construction for telephonic experiments. Tho entire instrument is perfectly simple in it construction, and the only wonder is that men of tho first ability should have labored so long and overlooked principles and facts witli which they must have been familiar, and which appear to be tho only avenue through which a successful solution of practical telephonic communication can bo reached. On tho occasion of our visit, the transmitting instrument and battery were located in tho oflico of Mr. Hielimond, and tlio receiver in another office several doors distant. Small copper wires, insulated, were used on the main line, and their was no tension, tho wires hanging on nails, and being coiled up carelessly in all shapes to get them out of the way, having been originally arranged for a much longer circuit. Tho battery was also very light, consisting of about 80 common water tumblers; yet wo distinctly heard talking and singing at the receiver, took it in short-hand, and repeated it to Mr. Richmond on his ' arrival at our end of the line, as we hud no transmitter, and consequently could not "talk back." .Mr. Kieiimomt claims for his telephone that it can be used equally as well as an ordinary telegraph and under the same conditions; either tho entire length of a lino or cut-off at any particular point, without impairing J tho distinctness of tho sounds 111 the least. It will soon bo tested to its .fullest capacity. Mr. Ricnmond calls ' his invention tlio 44 electro-hydro telc- , phone." I Seme Facts Abent Cholera Merbus. Cholera Morbus is now traveling through the country, ostensibly for its health, but really in the interest of Sorrow and Suffering. It lias been to Oil City, and having had a brief but spirited Interview with it. we desire to warn the public against it. Cholera Morbus doesn't say much. It appreciates the fact that actions spenk louder than a street merchant with a now kind of glue. It is quiet and unassuming, and allows its victim to make all the fuss. It is tho champion wrestler of the world, catch-as-eatcH-can, or any other hold, and as a prize-lighter is to bo avoided. It lias no respect for the rules of tho 1'. 11., and will strike below the belt nine times out often. Without a word of warning it will catcli a man in the stomach, ami double him up quicker than the kick of a mule. If tho victim bo a short man.ho will roll np liko a doughnut. If ho bo a tall man, ke will fly together like a watch spring, la this condition he is of no earthly use, unless as a worm in a distillery. A man rolled up like a thread on a spool can't bo expected to do much work. But to hoar him groan and complain and carry on in one way and another, you would

think he did more hard work for hm wage than any other mum on the face of the earth. In this condition he will do ftlmoet any thing. He will roll over the Door like a hoop-snake, to the infinite amueement of the neighbors' children, who are doubtless peeping through the blinds. And to hear him yell for the camphor, the mustard planters, the turpentine, his wife and mother, and all the doctors this side of the Rocky Mountains, is enough to move tlic stones of Home to pity. Rut it doetm't move the cholera morbus. Becaueo the cholera morbus is a stayer. Every time the victim yells, say for aqua fortis, the cholera morbus might bo heard to reply: 44 O, I'll give you aqua fortis, you miserable worm!" and then it thumps him in the bowels until lie prays for the rocks and hills to tumble in upon him. He does this because he realizes that, compared witli tho cholera morbus, the rocks and hills will sit. ..3 lightly upon him as an alpaca coat. '1 Iktc is nothing too mean for Cholera Morbtio to do. It will take a man of the build of Carl Schurz, tie a bow knot in his middle, and offer to sell him for a neck-tic. Avoid it as you would tho tax collector. Oil Cily Derrick.

Preserved Currants for Tarts. Oct your currants when they are dry, and pick them; to every U pounds of currants put 1 pound of sugar into a prc-serving-pan with as much juice of currants as will dissolve it; when it boils skim it, and put it in your currants, and boil them till they arc clear; put them in a jar, lay paper over, tie them down, and keep tliem in a dry place. FOR SALE ly E. E. PRATT, 79 Jacksen-st., Chicafe. SEWiNI MACHINES. Wilcox A: Ulbfe KlexMHt-C'HMB Cabinet. Maimfactnrere tric-, ; will i-ell for 8125 cakta. He AmerlcHH Mrtvlnjc W achlHe New Price 70; IbrgSO. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. One CHILD HKOK. OrHR-NKW. Price fJtt'l; fur $125. Hc Flnt-:iHk Nv Flaite. Price. $e50: for $4 50. SCHOLARSHIPS. Two Ih rYertliwUrii KiikIhcvm tellcge. .TImhIkoii, '. Xnw. ftt cncli; for $22.50. hc Ih Johch' iiiiHM-rlul College, St. Eiul. Value tr: !or?35. One In the M. Paul IIiiIim-n College nine i for 82 5. VEGETINE Is acknowledged by all classes of people to be the Best and Most Reliable Blood Purifier in the World. CURED ME. llOCHESTKK, Xor. K, 1STC. H. 15. Stkt i. : limr.sn I Uave mffored fur the la three or fmr oarNIUi l.lvrr Complaint ami KUlnry tnmlilfn. VrcrkHW to taklwr Ihc VKOKTINK lwHnder the lH'tr rare for a kmgtlmi'. iiut lif 1M not lielp me. Mr irlpml. tl UmhhjM I ouW not recover. 1 lieuan B-it'R the VKOKTINK and realltetl (Kxxl effect fmm U r'uht away, I Iwd taken Imt three bottle- Itefore X ninth better. I continue) taking a few bot lea mure, ami run now truly my Ism enjojlr.e the Wh Of health. I lure Riven Ii to til)' little uaHKhter with preat MKre. Sim U ha done me m much Rood 1 Lave reeoniHictttled It to aereral, and they have all lK.es itreatly betu-nted by it we. ItwH'Ctfully. .1. C SMITH, ii . Fraud Mrcet. Hare of buolneM, 72 Wert Avenue. Mr. Smith I a well-k&ewn dealer Is (torei and tin nate, for manyyeari tn butlneo In Roc&eater. lHeici of the Kldseyt, Hkvlder. etc, are alwajs tinpleoMtit, ami at time they lcc.nc the mortdltreating and dangereM dheaiea that otn a. fleet tUeha. Kian syitem. Moat dice of the Kldneyi arite from lniurlUe In the bleed, eamilr.K himwa which settle on thcte parta. VKOKTINK excel any known remedy in the w hole world for cleaning and purifying the !)!(Hid, thereby canelng a healthy action to all the orgaui of the body. VEGETINE Will Cure Rheumatism. SntixerAiK, Mr, Oct. 12, 167. MR. II. IS. Stkvxi Jiftir Mr Fifteen year ap lat fall 1 wan taken tick with rHeuiiiathini. wu nnalrio to move until the next Aptll. From that time until three year o lliU fall I auiTered eventhliiK th rheumstlon. isometlHief there wmld be vteek at a time thai I oiHhl not at'n one lep: tliee attarlii wen; iinlte often, 1 MiSered every! nine that man eoeld. iMer three year k last rlmt Inoinnienced taking VKOKTINK and followed It p until I had taken wven bottle! have had no rheumatism alnee that time. 1 aluav advlae evrryone who ! troubled with rhenioat mi m try VKtlKTINK. and not aWTer for ear a 1 ) v done. Thl atatement h trratottoi aa far Mr. fcteven i concerned. ViHirx. etc.. ALBKKT CI!(H)KKl!. Firm of A. Crooker A- Co., DrmiKlct aitd AMHtiecariea. VEGETINE. Ihmim i: i Dirun if the Bind. The blood. In tlit dlce, 1 fontnl to contain an ex. rt'Mof.fMolH VKtlKTINK net by convernne the Monl fniin Ita dleed imlllloi) to it healthy clu-ulv lion. VKOKTINK reBHlatea the bowel, which l very imiHirtant In tin eomnlalnt. One boillu ot VKOK TINi; will give relief, bnt to effrcta rtHtaMeiitcore It iiiiict be taken reunlarly. and miy uk0M-ve-l bottle, especially in eaaea of loncatatiitlHK. VKUKTIN H lold Ii)-all itriiKiflHa, Try it, ami jour verdict will lirthe Mir.cns ihuiof tliooaaiKl before yon, who wiy. "I never found iomuch relief a ftom tlio iim of Vr.tiKTlS'lV which U conipoed exclusively ef 1'mrU, livot$ Bnd lltrt. VEGETINE. VKOKTINK hm reterel thowMUidi to hefttth who had been long and painful iwfferem. VKOKTINK la oowpoedeflUt, Barka and Herba. II ts very rleawt to take: every childlike It. VEGETINE rRKPAItKD 11T H. fi. STKVKNS, l.ostoM,Ms. Vegctinc is Sold by All Druggists.

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