Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 4, Jasper, Dubois County, 25 January 1878 — Page 7

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1840 to 1877. Car Tak-ty-Merra 1'emr Perry Davis' Pain Killer ! la km tUl In erery varktv of dteato, taAaMrMaaa, As an External and Internal Remedy it stands PreEminent. Wi4CktlrnM4 Hstrrl C plaint. A FAMILY FIERI! N tMatlj tfcniK to vithMK Pf.RKY 5.v2L VifOJfTAKtK FA IX I-HK. ltM t tfc to- ' ami to u a-tolt toe riwuna. Mm. There Hutmmtj Htut tofcie K BtX b aMttmL It fttitu qa I lw. hut mu fc HMIMWMI TT11I If MI1IHIII Cur CM(r ITfcr-n .III KdwiMlMtnMloAcMKTtMI. hi'Wn C lb Mater wfcr FEVER A3fl AGUB rm tkmre U a bnU to ereatALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. REMEDY Tor CTKING Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption. Aad All Threat aad Lhk AMectleHM. le9(t. TKV it: CONSUMPTIVES READ! WmMimO? ttot PMnwbMC Cms. iM fcitejtacfct&tt Uft:bj rur.e un iiefor tn tvtx w win It will tetooUto. ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM Ktch m too. w&o tit osroO. J. II AKKIS A: CO.. PrepM cDfCixx&n. ovw. VEGETINE WILL CURE RHEUMATISM. MR. ALBERT CK00SE. Ow itpO .fcwa rt raxxtot anil MiihrAr;.f prtocTl .y.slwarf mrr e L-iwWt-o tih BiwwtatiMH t rmxmt. J(CH1 HlH Sfntl'tHCHt S?NTUi MJT.,0ct 12. lsU tmr "it. it'sTi i"r mt la Ia8 t-a taiwi tfrk Arrti Utu tter e&::: am yw a uai Ul I taSnr'X ryrtitMtn: Wi rtrHM(Sw. SiwasB-iCtfT-"veil W wr.t &c a ttew MM I nirf tttt Krp t-p; tti attK w iui (fi I -nsriM"l n7ils at caar, r.f. wror mm Jtr Sjc tit I ero8T&cHtuiltsrV(vee. at riintt: np-Utn t fcl takra rrm Kitfltft; hAtf bM :hraoLUl.m ta Statttss. lalwaj-l rtwnrff7 w t&U L1 trrwfekil l rtjHai t tn Vrcyttv. Mwl at (taSrr tvrrnn v 1 fcir- TM IUU4M1U txMtw M far M ilrm f JU Cn4T & r.v Priwsltti asl AtajttecarVa. VEGETINE ENTIRELY CTREI) 3tE. HAS Xa.lt tt. Srrrrv - mj OMMtrif t. tsu towns a wrrrre attack M.l tfc UntTI UL aTuitft K-TTii u.) r tt tmitMraUiiB. fl3 1 vu fcnw i i: n.u .:ifWj irvi o. i tow rnrumartMi U jivm t.. or, xitfi t Hxbiwlt ttm suuutt uxr, xmx I eaa cinwetaar twrnmeod ti. JAMES KO'iSSK. W Atoraa MMt TVf Moj-t, la mil vw.ls faostl wonntatoMi swMrfjJrti. vt.sitMeMbT cnsttrUcs tie t!itl Bn tt llt t..aa- to a ba!tiy drcslattoa. Vw rjt r-vut.it, th. Nch l t7 tosrtoet is tfearomHi-'w. omuxu viirnvEiaBiwUrfi . to a iTiat tar-, tt mut Uf Urrttarlr, mt mr tale -i?raI Njrtx. rctaaj ta a.vn f rc iiai.tsw. rrixx is t ait rtnesiiU. Trr K. and j-ttf wtfcrt t naa- ajt thai T trascuali M-vrr j.hi, I ta-vrr f-jd3) tKft wlk a Jrara f Trrf s r.' l cvstl clwjij httlt, to fnl AtrU. -VKiirnNT. ar a &. rTWae. Mt so M a M..! fcttriSrr, Hfarins f Its taa&r walfr fa! enrr-s aft-r all tMtt f.tr.." hl fall.t I TiriVd Iai;rati r7 aJ t)ortcol tnrMf lw jpfuoloe tofrit It t pnjwt fruta bvkt. tM fcett ccti ( wWe&UMitetfmiw.aaiittor a cuaposavWla well a ecaur sa to ;rlscv uti clibisx roe! sc."' . VEGETINE. Xoiliins E(tinl to It. . ' 1 ,. S.V-THSHJtV. HUH.. 1 1, wr .sir I lav tyt tr-tjWl nlut "xrrfata, Cmkrr aeo uttr ivn-ujKt wr f. an jrni ) ta&at I rMftdK,! .' 0 vn.mx. 1 aa tm tUiatft)CSt-fa nf thr Vitrri r. 1 o-ti-MT ux f i nKhse rril to tt (t rioeb te;r.'alnu. Can Karoo t MMnwwt tt tt rtwrjt rtr. Vear tntlr. Jut. I IX K at. U'KAUU. H iJUtan-- tf-M. S ala. VKUKTISB tberauisly era.ltaue rMtr txtsttntkm. met. aoil rnterw tie rr.tlrr- sjrra ta bca.2x ccc4l VEGETINE. ritrPAUED BT H. It. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. Yegetine is Sold by All Druggists, 49 All Matk. Agent Wanted ttlAlf ryrwt CMM k krW. CkaH.a WXWKEIC tayrwa (m. Term td It 9Z1 ire. STTXSOS OOw rJrt;4, Ma

THE KEXTCCkT CXBEKW(KS.

K.Sf tU I,-Hrae Capture. After i HUltHK () f ihr SUrMT. i'vwt hh4 Hf lJC MtMHt4f HIIr VVhirIm1, SpVCUl M tb Chfcage TlHtC. Cixcikkati, Jaa. 10.- Tfa Usder- , wood of Carter Couutv, Kentucky, have btn at it again, fbe family "is , famotw is tht: criminal kvtocv of Kenj tacky, rather and so Wave been engaged i Rutuberle affrays, and have twn charged with enough crin. tn Iseud thm all to the callow. Th father i now at his home in Carter t County, a wreck from wftamli rtrceirwl hi hoatile encounters, ami ono son is - alio there, dying slowlv from th sum icu.r. Another son, Sam Underwowl, : iletl thu State a vear or two ago, becaine tie wa indicted for the murder of i a maa named Qutwboo, and who has been pretty careful to stay away from Kentucky, on account a reward of $1,000 bein offered for his arrest. Last summer, aowever, tut came trora lowa I as ne sayj, in tne cnaracter of a pvacemaker, when his father and brother were captured and tried for some of their misdeeds. He says he succeed- , ed, and at the same time he won the heart of Miss Moliie McLure. When the new vear came, he returned to claim Ins bride, wa? duly married, and, after a week of merry-making, started in a , two-hotse conveyance to the Ohio River, to take a steamer and return to Iowa with his youn wife. He reached s Vauceburg'late in the day on Tuesday, and drove to the house of the jailer, who is a relative, and asked to be allowed to stay there until the steamer T elegxaph came down the river. The jailer, knowing there was a reward for him, warned him that it would not be safe. "Very well." said Underwood. "let them try to take me. There'll be be a first-class funeral if they do." He then started down the river" to the next landing, the town of Concord, 12 miles distant. The sheriff was notified of his destination, and at once made arranirements for his ctmture, He detailed a loree to go down on the telegraph, and himself and three others started ou horseback on the road taken by Underwood and his party. About 5 o'clock , at night, in a little" ravine where the road" makes a sudden bend, Sheriff . Warder ami his partv suddenly found themselves upon Umferwood, who had stopped to water hia horses. The moonlight was dim, but the Sheriff was certain of his game. " He called upon Underwood to surrender. The desperado, who had alighted and was standing between his horses, want- - ed to know who ordered him to surren1 der. The Sheriff replied that he was the heriffof the county, and demanded the surrender of Je!e Underwood, whom he wonld protect. Underwood declared that his name was Baker, and drawing his revolvers, one in each hand, was preparing; to meet the four men who t were there to arrest bim. His father-in-law and Mr, Elijah Vest, who were with him, were unarmed, and busied themselves in comforting his wife, who was screaming with terror. His defiant altitude led the Sheriff's posse to adopt summary measures, A gun was leveled at Tnderwood and discharged, but by a quick movement he struck the barrefup so that the charge went over his head, . Then, with a terrible oath, he presented one of his revolvers to the breast of , .John Rugbies, one of the Sheriff's posse, ' and tired, the ball piercing his : heart aad killing him insfantly, Upon this the Sheriff himself fired a pistol, the ball striking Underwood in the wrist and ranging upward to the elbow. Upon receiving this wound Underwood fled, but not until he received a charge of buckshot in his shoulder and a oall in bis left thigh. In the melee, Mr McLure, his father-in-law, ' received a ball in his side, that made a wound supposed to be mortal. Underwood made his way to a school-hou-e near by, and crept "under it. The Sheriff and his men brought the dead body of Ruggles Into the school-house, and then Underwood crept out and started away. He was so severely Injured, hower, that ke supposed himself mortally hurt, and stopped at the house nf Imis Uugirles, where he frankly told that he had Killed a man. Iluggles took him in, disarmed him. and sent fr the Sheriff, i who soon after came and took the desperate prisoner to Concord, where his terrified bride was permitted to care for him. Younjr Ruggles who was killed, was the only support of his widowed mother, and lived at Vanceburgh. Stre the Old Paper. i Never throw away old paper. If you I have no wish to sell it, use it in the houe. borne nouseKeepers preier tt to cloth for cleaning many ante nittiro. For instance, a volm ICS ot inrme written perience ami tact, says : "After a stove has been blackened it can be kert looking very well for a longtime by rubbing it with paper every morning. Ilubbing with paper is a much nicer way of keep- , pot, ami tea-pot bright ami Clean than iue um wa ui nwinu" im-ui iii suua. poliSMlUg mirrors, Windows, lamp- , crumnevj, etc., paier is better than dry cloth. Preserves and pkkle keep much i. ! i... .... s.j a! niti bet erif brown paper, instead of cloth, is tied over the jar. Cannel fruit is not t

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' HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

M'A k Do k Cold PottU To renr i tkaa, which sM fee grated, add 1 gg aud a little wtMr, mix ami focm m eodrWk cakes, fry browa and serve with stewed cranberrk. Hard Lard for Fattry. Lard for pastry tony W ud a hard a k c he ' cut with a kirife. ami it will auake far better pate than if kft to warm. It needs only to be cut through the flour not wbUi i Wf Out of Woolen. Xm ca jret a bottle or barrel of oil off any carpet or wooka stuff, by applvi(in- buck w keat plentifully and faithfully, Never put water to such a gruase sput, or liquid of D5" kinil. 1 ne V tuikrntus i he free ue

of akratus, m much conmmed in bradf mainultw HM-ir, ami our cn-iuer fiak owis excessively injurious to the human fonRly in It faror, a afe a ad efficient rat'dsystem. It U particularly liable to in- Wne f '"JSiiBi, ,.B ,,M

duce muscular prostraUon or paralyse, miwre im uizemve or ui course, it m most fatal to children, whose delicate organization is more sensitive than that of grows persons. To Cure 0rM. Bathe the corn with strorlg borax-water, then shave it closely, but be careful not to make it bleed. 1'laco over the corn a white felt cornplaster and wear it constantly until the corn has disappeared. Every night and morning wet the small cavity over the corn (and in the plaster) with a little borax-water, or if preferable the pulp of a lemon. The corn-plasters can oo procured at any druggists. " , To Keep Ivory Ifand'es White. The whiteness may be restored to ivory handles as follows: Wash with soaped flannel and lukewarm water; then wipe very dry; soak them occasionally in alum-water that has been boikd, "and allowed to cool ; let the handles lie for one lumr inthis; then remove them and brush them well say with a nail-brush; after this take a clean linen towel, dip it in cold water, squeeze it oat, aud while wet wrap In around the handles, leaving them in it to dry gradually, as if dried too rapidly out f the alura-water the i Jl.. . . T 1 handles will be injured. Quince Jell. Pare and slice the quinces; add for every 5 pauHils of fruit 1 cupful water; put peelings, cores, and all into a stone jar; set the jar into a pot of boiling water; let it boil until the truit is soft and broken; strain through a stout, coarse bag or cloth ; to each pint of juice allow 1 pound of white sugar; set the juice on alone to boil, and while it is wanning place the sugar on tlat dishes to heat m the oven ; have the sugar hot, but do not let it burn ; boil the jaice just 2u aunutes from the time it begins fairly to boil t throw tn the hot sugar; stir quickly all thetine; as soon as the sugar is di-solved remove the kettle at once from the fire; till your glasses with the scalding liquid. .Sla?hterinf the Bsal. The town of Gritlin is supported by buffalo hunters, and is their general rendezvous in this section. The number of hunters on the ranges this season is estimated at l,5w. We'saw at Griffin a plat of ground of about four acres covered with buffalo hides spread out to dry, besides a large quantity piled up for shipment. These hides are worth in thi? place from $1 to $l.Co each. The generally accepted idea of the exciting chase in'buffalo hunting is not the plan pursued by the men who make it a regular business. They use the needle-gun with telescope, buy" the powder by "the keg, their lead in bulk, and the shells, and make their own cartridges. The guns in a party of hunters are used by only one or two men, who say they ususallv kill a drove of thirty or forty buffaloes on one or two acres of ground. As soon a? one is killed the whole herd, smelling the blood, collect around the dead body, snutltng and pawing up the ground, and uttering a singular noise. The hunter continues to shoot them d.r a, I7g he c re-aiH conceal. ed, or until the last animal "bttes the dust." The buffalo pays no attention to the report of the pin, and flees only at sight or scent of his enemy. The others of the party then oc-upy themselves in 44 peeling." Some of these have bv-onie so skillful they offer to bet they can skin a five or six-year-old buli in five minutes. The meat is also saved and sent to market, and commauds a good price. Shncktlford County Texas) Utter to the Galveston Xem. Ah OpeH Lrttor. It Speak fur ftlf. Roc ajKKT. JLivs. Acril 2il, 1S77, Mr. Emtok: Harinc retil in yottr paper rcrorts ot the rcuaarkat'te cures of calarrh, I ara tnduwl to tell what I know about catarrh," and I tdatf Ikt " vsr' jd iabilhtc-tabe" makers (men dtdtr-eraWrs) oald t cbd tt tbey wnld emM4m a Mmtlar care In the jpjt'r. For a; r I .ail rd lth catarrh. Tlt aaal rxuisjart. U?un." corapletelv clMd. rii- aawl ixmsjart t anna. "au -&n "In&aUnsr-tub." and "tkks.r wtlilnt work, thoush at interva1 I Would sultl Up the o-callciI catarrh nn.B, until 1 txxanu a valuable utter for such nKtllcInfS. I srudually grew vone, atai no w knw how mueh I stiff trfd r what a , mi-erahtc Mnz I wm. My head arlitd. orer ray eje . w ttsat I t conanl t my bed for many furcwlTi Iap, 'jtTrins th most lntiat t atn, wh-h it ot tint Lt.id cwntinuottsk for 16 hour. All wc of rmr!l and .hntrAen aad wfakvrml, nerv .ui j..tcm rfuturet atvi cmtnutM DruKn. HtHl l chaws a packasre. and aw tt with Dr. Pierce's -,aI lwiciie. which applies the remedy hyhvJh cuvy w'V SS?f,l5u with coraraon fen sc. W ell, Xr. Editor, it cm mx care m ta three-fourthi a sd. . la one hour or atontb. but tn lw tkaa eicat Ufhl

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A' AotwHUltlmc 0BVr. Tmt IVM.rKXDt.VT. of Vw York, off.. ;B Mother column, to pive 'xt, atKoltttely, a Worcester Ln tUrwl Qtu-to tutorial Oietltmarr. which retails -rf)" fr 110, ami l,of a hou??lddiMKritt Kowttwy ca do It, ii w rca.t tndV4 a ratry , Inst tht tbr do. ikere I no yuttilan. The Ivi.jirExiiEXT t wow pcMldiiD Rev. Jcru C0K farocm Boetoa Monday l. tare. -bkh arec7eatiMK much dlirWk-a

wj tjre. aJwrttkiKwri.t -c the Ixdeiesjest in thii 4rrWe aTC, by acta! count, ortt totxr differeet rerrittons (or coub, lacltialm: nil tUmuni mtrtlicin, old n i new, Uil for la tlu tettwn. We tutre W iia.ub' L tuvrMl tjouti strrnp for &x? rsirs. With no newp. per iwlvvrtbicr, this rc-tKv!y has hal a tale S:!d by Myer Uk- Jt Co H. Loen. Mo. Get the CcHHlne. Tke ctnulne Dooixt's Yeast Powunt If Mild only In can. Alu-atj rcf it If off?4 loose or to bulk. Itii Uk practice of rainy srocers and dealer to kwp cheap Bikinjr or I east Powder ltxje; adIl it for iy brand tliat Is called for. We, therefore, caution parchers to tint thv ctt U tmlv la can, under the Label and Trade Mark .d the Mmsfacturen, Dootxr & Bkother, ew York. UhMmaX!iH QMleklj Csrett. Umal Mt-Jirtts, -i!t poi:irlj cure any cm ui ravnsiAlisa oa tke fe at thu earth. Pnc tl a iwttl. Sold bj a!1 Dr&aruM- &ead lor crreUr e He!plKaine Jt Ikntlejv Witokinjioa. D. a 7Ithcr, Anther, rthrr. Don't fail t jn-ccn? il-A Yiiyaum s rso Stect for Ml dicas of ?erhi?- in ci-i-Inm. ft reikren the ebxLd froa pua. mstzt vrisd olie. resnlaUai the bowels, and. by prin xvlief i ttoallh to tke cidld. zirt rwt to ibt motlxr. lHvalld I'eRklen Ih created. Write I t L. BiSoiiAJt .V t . . Atturner fnr CUims. Fittnls. Land Titles. a t EI.dCITXO'VISX'S .Toru-v.ti, .naj arm jubimtk- Knavn am si4SJ!TS. I o orw a JESSE KAXET tt CO . 119'aU?t..X V. ivtravil l"riieanafcw j ttriaiar-sfti r tbvx. twr, tnakliu ftt cl'x trat. w,ua-v! wu . v. luiltfnx, srn n. rmiartar. ttrntzr: ur-sc -. "Irrtsu da a.Ki fu-s . 4hiar etc s i arw nr- f.'ss. 23, txikwuer cr fct aiajL JESSE KASKV & CO., 115 Jia&iH jt. K. T, SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP. ruwt.r. DmnVTH. "I r.trt X W i I U3 tia(.-J.ai a. CCXttl. T 4mm nrrt ct t m ti bus. m m-i D i's UKraet ! 17i Pimple' Kemeity, far Intrrntl a Mrf nut Hal Ce. POJTB'M EXTRACT CIKK PI 1m. tttol a.i.1 tMteXi lHlmiH9ilH, a Clrertli: Hrmrrkar rrtti anx 'Jcsaa "'M. Oasaa. Lean. UowtK Kl-tmn. Wtmla, ec; CNZttm. IVh In r xrmi. l'tOfl K KXTK.ICT I VAI.t MKr.1t re HjwBifryMl Kli.iimiiit.Hi : laSauans Vm of Kyf- and r.j rHd: ls&amasha tl Ovarir; Tadaal LrBarrtirji; Varies fiar Slyplm. T FAR51KRH rrt' f.xtntct. o ?iyk Ifrwiitrr no LlnriXaa oa aSrar-l to to wtttaKS U. Kttottr alith aHic Uirrr HaH, tr' Kaltw.tf a.i first K ,rsui ta N V rj it kao a. noal tor Straias. Hurt or SidiU Cvf hu. Stf!tt. S-rWs-i. tiiaj. tt. Larati W-aay. lvmatji.a:. iKamti-a. -h t CVi ftp. lu n5i nf as-kin 1. H.U n ! t m. Uef it ffartU I rrssMv: ttat It l. l'.Taita In rami rvl an ij-' k m UW nt a j-t (' rw- i-tfcKi tt. UKfl J Ttesyrt(artlfeta -r inr s font f:i trartfcfcjiratntaftt&KSil. t: r Uf only imtm. tttlits j, bw t. K-w-lt tfwr-rfT. iurcro iH h-r bii.i. I-rntciau, ana. la ttx bt. j tc 1 1 aaj M1HTO KY Mft r f ra:it J' v tract la rOXIVJi KXTRACT COJP.V.Y, Mail's Liae, New IVtk. AD VERT TSERS ' V ESI K IX G TO itEJ.Cn mi. rninnnn r rr.Tr-rn nm i mn TMS READERS f THIS STATE CAN DO SO IX Tit 27 Cheapest and Best Manner T ADSSM)t9 E. E. PRATT, TC Jackxon Street, C'hlcitso, pin a I V to etl KUt: H K 1 Ttrmzn. OIU Na-,A' pra. ataX-v auac na ! Cant, no 2 alike, xltha.ra. 0 C Fanrr Card. S nowflnke. Darn tsk. etc. no2 WiTWf.iitaaaw.w. ra.-uara!tic,xatvit,ST 9 ft Elt-zartt Gilt-ElrM Carl?, no 2 alike. Tsrfth WUnata ttpaH Vaa,V0vK.C&iO.r, OA M t4-d Carl. stKKrask. Dxmx'k. Ac. bc OUi Hfc" TH-Jaaw.l"c .WK&m ayva.Xr 50 Iargk Mam Cakih, idth ae. ISc 40 la em ti J f Ae;atet CaH lOt. AfAttoctatlw. LJWD Jc CU. Hr!Mo. Oim. co B;tynhi! tv4utxoM.umxi. Acts 9fl Ir tl-rfA jf tiftX &mrt,foffXrt ftUr'J. '-'A i y.vA Jt COSt.Zn.if.Jfa. SIrrrfl VKST txwntur D n't poU iwita tr anil tucsx Write American Uxk Ewtkia, X T a Ilaral llmr. Amti wjintet Owtflt ami mw TUCK CO. AacQica. t OPIUM T1vB0BIHbA 4MBfVft Llf00 ft40PBL. ftBB nai ia $350 A Jf Mth Agent Wniatedl MtMMkMafti,lBttMrM:l imt Vrt. AAknM JaT BamfO-v. fieMtc. MWt DlllinC Rt"QKiceWC0mUym. rav. vv jtmj '"-r J wi tw Oiyj. nri." I340 "air T Imt fre. Omm f".r, WaiUatM,u aM4, R,vVta4kMca4 fa.Afc WATCH atl CMMf RT

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