Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 21, Number 46, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 November 1879 — Page 1
Weekly Courier.
Jasper JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1879. NO. 46. VOL. 31.
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H. C. HOBBS, Eclectic (Physician JASPER, INDIANA,
TP.XnF.R5 hla profewlonil ef vlcei to the eW" f i;,,M.i Ceenty, and hp to wr't of
Tedde'ire at IIhIhb HtHrj. A M,H1U)WH. 0CAB A. TRlPrKT, rmxcrrw. Ink. J.rr., ! JHcCIII-MUll&TRHTET s ittometjs at Law. Jtral EtKte m4 CollectlBic AReata, jAtPEW, INDIANA. KgrFir tHcra li Chrll practice eaty. OFFICE:-ln Ichuhmacier'a blaek, North Main etroet. i71-IV dirBMlSNT DOA1NE
attorney at Law.
JASfEK. IND.
iirit.t. practice In the CoarU of On twin cowity, and V "ll-ml WlhWl Ntm.lne,. eiUrnMed Mm. Omi. la h' "Courier " MUlliiK. We.l Main Stre-t.
w'. A THAYLOR. W. S. HUNTER.
zlttorneysat Law JxifEt:, Ixhiaka,
"TIT""'!. ru In the Ceurta of DuW and ,JJ"ljj-,8nllMl mal, wct jf 0ft!4orKf ht.fibrUi,HMl. Jj ,etle,. thought of
A, . LACHVC, attorney at Law
For the Jaaper Cewrlw.
Transplanted. A tender vine grew by my side And twined around Hiy heart; I wHtched and loved my tender plant
And thought we we ne'er could part;
Each day and night my vigu Kepi, Nor from it e'er my memory slept. Hut killing fronts came o'er my viae And nipped the tender hud ; In spile of love or tender care It withered then and died : No other flower can bloom so fair, Or abed a radiance half no rare. From day to day I look to find One other flower so sweetly grown ; Hut all my search is but in vain, Hlv Iovp.Iv flower is eono :
And, oh I my heart witlt grief is riven, Mv sweetest flower now blooms in
Heaven. llOSEM.A's DAUUHTKK. Ireland, Nov. Gth, 1876. For the Jter Courier, Ireland It emu.
Counikr: As "Satan always
AiuIh some work for idle hands to do,"it has occurred to mo to write some items from Ireland, which, by the way, has got to ho one of the most enterprising little
towns in the county. Every one loves
Ireland, and the stranger is very soon
impressed with the sociality and hospi-
U tv of the people, wine in mwn wnen
voumav. von meet with a warm reccp
timi. ami nlniitv who are williusr to do
vou honor. The town can boast of several drv goods stores, and among the best is the " Vnricty,"kcpt by the "Wilson Bros. Their stock of goods is always comnlnfc. and the run of custom so
Ercat lhat their clerks are kept busy
ino.it of the time, "wet" is inc jouy
salesman, and calls Pike Co. Hill Hays
chum." Uirh! Hut Net knows Hil
likes the cood coffee he has to sellwhen
lie cau'f. iret anvthinir stronirer on such
occasions he is Mr. Hays, or "chum."
Now. I heard a joke that this same Net
ulaved on a fellow-dentist that I can't
forbear telling: it is too good to be lost
A fonnv lookimr dentift came to Ireland
sometime atro. and skinned into some
work that Net was looking forward to with a degree of expectation : this rather " piqued " Net, and lo feel revenged he -. . . . .l . I l. ....
tnoiiglil no wouiu pmy jukc oh iub uupiiMectiug dentist. The unfeeling Net
tola nun ot r mi: nays, in i jkc conmy
that had requested him to ?cml a good
dentist down to m house to make a se
of teeth for his wife, and also an insur-
jauce agent to insure a large barn he had Ijnst completed; accordingly the aforeIcui.l ilnntUt hiiiI .Tnhllliv Sinter, till! ill-
""- .-".. . -
down to visit tuc rct of the joke can
ueht of than described.
The Ireland Argus contained the fol
lowing lines in last week's issue:
Fr the jMfr Cwwrta-.
EDUCATIONAL CULUMiV
CONDUCTKO BY A. M. SWKKXKV.
TM e1mM. Vy klH!f f the MMtittar f the m-
per, it the prsfttrty ef the teehr f IMhA mmmjt,
ii i. u Ht Bn)e uiai mcs toMurr win immh m i ter et in It br oe tlomllyogerhir Mr vl whaiever.
of u e4oUMMl chreier. Iht My fonhor the ee
InourHihltt.
The well-timed communication of lat
been oonined to ber bed for 30 weeks.
In an interview with Mis XnekleeJ
Ciir4l by Prayer aA AaiiitiHg
WItb Oil.
SfMd t the Bintfaii. . I X a. Emtk :PI e give m ppaee i Bloominots.v, iHd., Nor. 4.-Thre wU (MHtlmiK f vr fai refJv U great excitement ker,in religieiKeircMn MUnrinr fnm the inhmi Arrmz
prayer, under Ihe care of iter. J. w .LtlttWlllOM l. . r , t I-n h
Webb, of Mi Ella Ancklec. who IU 1,, "ju. j
a on eoo cKred an antfMU which
she related to yotir correpMdnt tbT: '7 w lli-v LTl
'particulars of her recorcry, aKribiag itL. " fM.ua,v
week from Patoka township, written byjentirely totb inflHence of prayer. Atterj.y rjj A Mr. G. M. Houston, is followed this jading Dr Culhs' work on Bulb. aF" 3 mjla - r,ibker. week bv another article from the mm pamphlet written by the wife of Iter. -ow, is raffvtt M utr a OrNrker. wcok oy anoiner ai ncie irom uie same U f F!U ' 51U til:s collglv!l will not atlwupt t Mir. btttwonbl township, by another writer of merit.. Aenneu, oi r.imwvnw, wis "H,lv? jHfor vr PaIowk- tkt I VUrv tk Both articlRflRrftworihv of Hoe consul-1 who claiws to have been restored after,""0"" r ia" 1 "tV? . uoin aruues are woriiiy oi cioseconsm-1 . . nr ,5 f t.,nUfcM,as .-V-name, and think I am honorabte m erationaud arc acred it to thetownshin.',BI01 a nieuaie oi nwpiwie., 71 , v .i
tliouh there are veraTTDTdleH in "could be cared. Sbe bad Mr. Webb, rr, 1 -I i Vm anoint her with tbe oi! i. accardanc" t Dbo c..v. Khr bave
from whom we have lUi .Uilv extt-, with Jamea v. I4-1S, in tbe rname of tWlF?J?Z: L'STZr IZ
j ifi. . ' T r r r 1 sriVMBnaBiCMl at
ueerts that G
. OIKlMUillX BIMMIl lite mnwc, - - , , . . , ...
aHinml wbicbT judging from its looka Sand the odor emitted therefrom, wm
hKOBonnced a "akank," but after a very
lector, shall appoint a collector of these
dilatory articles ; or perhaps some youthful Potter, guiltless of Heturning-board
tame, may institute au investigation of
the same. But, seriously, gentlemen, let us hear from you soon.
Loud Teachers.
. . i . ... a a au of Mr. Pilmrrr awb &mii wi
Perbanswe.'. acoompaniea ny icrvesi. prayrrr- j-- - ."17 .
She is going abont the
InlmltMtfon nf i ho .lpHn.ino.it t,x ml- ana now asserts taai umi ia com preieij r-:," ,
: " . : . ,i i ct,. iLa Wauuhw
M be cm
at tbe truth ;
we m
be in good heaitb.
A Weather Prophecy.
As Christmas day comes this yearapoa exmMiim hj ami W, Tliarsday, the following qaotatwa fro we fowd it to be the eaor of the Iraan ancient BMnaecnnt ia tbe Jvriti5i..j .
Many teachers have two voices the Museum is pertinent for pablioatioa atHTo "u j
natural voice ana me icacning voice. i tne outset oi winter as a. propnecy oir0 n palmer lor brinciac
me tcacning voice is always on a nigh coming events ute approacaing year: Tinto iiotoiiaN in m rtwti nan or as tkt
JASPER, IHDIAMA.
Collocllull Htl prulle 1I-
HTU.l. iirclkee In all Ihe t'HMrW cfIlulii- ami J
cic. made a (ipecUtltjr,
H"KICK:-XoHth NIiIm X..v. HlU,'7H-iy.
BRUNO UUETTKER, iTTOKNIl" IT LAW, And Notary Public, J ABTKI, Ibbiaka, ITIt.t. pracllf U the Coaria of 0l'i &
f I'etry e.iUBlte,inian.
DILLON.
Jan 8,
"c. "n7iorLT.ox.
Dillon Jb Iillon, ATT0RNBT8 AT LAW. OrriCK vr Trler'a Mller Shr JAIPBR, IMDIAMA. iriU, practice la the O.Hf tt of HuWl aM 1Jnew"" "blacksmith "siioi WM. GASSER, Berth Bala Street, opponlle the FH OStee. Jahi'KK, Imiiaka,
TT.1S Wilt at end a new ahop fer all kliuls of
II MHlth wntlf. Hit mnit acqnainiBHce wun wruv fTI.TT r tkii.i muuK. onM th well known Kooi char
adrr "f hlwwk, ha UHU will Kifehlma liberal thare f nmronane. HI prlee will b wade to alt the time
aaHnrM! aheelHK ami ireflinj; oi waSu.. ur uR
"Man wants but little here below, He Is not hard to please; But every woman that you know, Wants everything she scos."
Now. I wonder if that poor editor
knows that every time he emerges from
his sanctum sanctorum." there are scv
eiiteen good-looking widows peeping from so many halt closed blinds, ready in shoot him with one of cupld's gohleii-
tinned arrows? What a slim chance for
one widower in a town of seventeen
widows!
Mrs. Monroe has been putting up
some very nice hair-work for ladies re centlv.
Mrs. Madden has been in poor health
....... tJl'.. 1
tor a gooa wime out is now rapiu. improving. Miss Lizzie Monroe has gone to Shoals
to work at mantttn-mskinr.
The elrls have all fallen desperately in
love with Dr. Kelso's clerk.
Newt Lcinmon. from near White
river, has sold his farm and is going to move in our town. Welcome, Mr.
I.ctnmon.
Orlando Monroe's hum :
Cream and neaches once a week,
I'll kiss my 'gal' on the left hand cheek ;
Apples green and apples tirieu, I'll kiss her on the other side. Smart Aleck.
key. Many teachers, when in the school
room, talk in a loud tone of voice. They
not only talk loud themselves, but manv
insist upon their scholars doing the same
thing, lne writer has been at schools,
where the teacher was drilling a class on
the lirst floor of the building, and he and the pupils could be distinctly heard on the
second floor. And when making short
addresses or speeches to the school, the
teacher could be distinctly heard at tbe
distance of one square. If the teacher
talks loud the pupils are apt to do the
same thing, and it is generally true, that
a loud talking teacher baa a noisv school
"As is tne teaciier, so is the school.' "Loud teacher, loud school." The teacher that governs a school host is the one that talks in a subdued tone of voice, aud makes but little (use about it. The
teacher's voicb should be just lond
enough to be heard distinctly ia every part of the room, when every thing is quiet and in good order, and no louder. And the pupils should be required to recite or speak just loud enough to be heard distinctly by the teacher, and the rest of the class, and no louder. The
conversational tone of voice is tne one that should be employed by both teacher
and pupil in all ordinary recitations; in
reading, the sentiment ot the piece will determine the character of the tone.
It is too often the cae that loadness is
mistaken for clearness of eimaciatioH and tlistinctness of pronunciation. Chil-j drcn should bo required to .ecak dis-
tiuctly, and to make all hear who nre cx-
pected to listen; but they should not be
illowctl to kawi.. if pupils are allowed
lo use a high key in speaking, they will
he inclined to use tt in reading, and it coon becomes monotonous to the car to hear a person read a piece on a key that is hisrher than the sentiment of the
piece require?. This loud, unnatural tone of voice, o frequently assnnu d by teachers and pupils, is ruining the reading of hundredsyea, thousand?, of children. Hush! Keep quiet! Saxam.
tie uramtillr attended to.
Xnewherlth,IST.ly.
Wm. OASSF.R.
F. M. LAN8FORD, Architect and Builder
If Xma dav on Thursday be, lArgtw.
A windv winter ve shall WiMrlr weather in each week.
- y - .m . I
And bard tempests, strong ami tRtK3
The summer shall be good and dry, Corn and beasts shall maltiply : That yea. is good for binds to till. Kings and princes shall die by skill ; If a child born that day shall be, It shall happen right well for he; Of deeds be shall be good and stable, Wise of speech and reasonable. Whoso that day goes thieving about. He shall be pnnished without doubt ; And if sickness that day betide, It shall qakkly from thee glide. m. r.
Taos. H. Dillon", Irehmd, lad.
0f JKo mm So rli Eta At a meeting of the directors of the
pacnHMti, Keckport Jfc SottthweMerM
railway oompaay, hebt at the Uue
ateal imar, yesterday, tae restgaa-
ione of Mesors. Xoor and Koekwootl
5 rectors were teadered and accepted;
the resMrnetKHt of W . O. Keefcwood
secretarv ad treaserer was also pre-
ted and acce&ted. Jieeers. M. Hec-
in and R. K. Daekerson were erected
df rectors to ill the vacancies created
v tae atoresam raeicaauoas. ar. uee-
iag waa ako elected secretary ad treesrer of the compaav. The naeessHated
ece of Hob. Wm. Heil wan this
viator in congrese indeed this geatte-
to tender mm regtaMttee a mrest-
atof tbe compeer, xed W. F. Nfamet,
Moral id Advertising-. " As aa iaetaace of the ralne of
ad vert king,' it may be mentioned that o 1 C ot m exiiAU - J ?- A t4IaAa f" AJ
the fences and barns on a certain roadjEsq was enaaimoaslr ehoea as 3lr. --.i . -f . 1. - tL n'lf nil n'r imrrnrnr Vr ICMcJaAt tler-
leading oat of the city, only three are Ueilman's smxeesor.
nee, and one has changed jnpoe lenoerea irwiwv
its location. Some oftlreadrertiHMTsareioresdentad - t. jnoani, xq w
.ImhI TUore i: vkatl- aarcam ih aetelectedae vicc-iwreaident of the company
inviutien to purchase goods at his estab-frbe directors expreeeed regret that the
liEHHieML BV a HMH WOO Has MIH 1M BIfJllC i l wm wbvwto w
IU
rrave for two years
Skehon. Hoegh and Clay towiMbip to ri al.1 La tk Teal Tt-uA Umitrnad Co
fence ; if von desire to live and get rkhJmar delay, if not serioaely emherra the
tbetklirectorv in bairdme Urn eropesed ca-
a
mAr nrtie. iii a msnertble HKHMMr
has a good circulation among the people nectien between taeleeat irae xa jne who always buy yoar goods. Scrib-jC, 11. Sc S. W. railway. EvaesriMo
ners Monthly.
. i
at Bed find,
ffeaJts oa the
of TieceiMtes,
"'"- "1.. - t. , r !J.1.I
wmcthing inild ; try seme d
Iwoii companion; "sea water -ihie.jfiM.sici, wm. m Z flZZl
No, sir; it's too strong toe dangero.fM "ZuZZs
Yon donTt catch me UKing mio my'- i ! "77 - "
ThoughtM for Teachers, OKtftlNAL. AND SELKCTE1'. Of what does elegance in prose composition mainly consist?
The number of facts a pupil learns k
bv no means the measure of his suocee."
"The secret of securing order is to
secure interest, ivu idle cnnu oanaet
keep quiet."
" He that studies books alone will
know how thirties oiisht to be. He that
studies men will know how things are.'
"Education is a better safeguard of
liberty than a standing army. If we
retrench the wages of the schoolmaster,
we muBt raise those of the recruiting
sergeant.
"The influence of every act of kind
ness springing from the heart, wanders
JASPER, INDIANA. Having Watcd In Janper, ltt fHmlxh pinna for jany demlpllan of talldliiK dealrrd, and wake contract fur llielr erection complete. .... . . KelnK a practical and experleice. brwk and lenc mtn, t wHl aln do John la either of thee lines y ... Av f v... rr.KA.ijilde trrmN.
Order leU at Ihe Courier oWce prmnptly attended to. Heferencea-O. IKwnie. Alois tlrammelepather, t
The HloomiiiBton Courier, in referring
to the Republican "pyramids" now be ittg built, says:
Vic donate the following material: Grant! Belknap! Habcock! Whisky Iting! Ifcltirnirig Board! Fraudulent President !
Colonel Horace Scott yesterday met the ercutive commltto of the North
Vernon, Greensmirg and Htishviiie railroad at the 'Grand Hotel, in this city, and after some consultation closed a con
tract with them to build the road rrom the north line or Decatur county through sbunraiitl Weslnort to North Ver
non, a distance of 31 mllo, and the work to he tiNiahed bv November 1st, 1880.
SUeaner.
"See here, Jimmy."' said hi better! The Magnet, pabKohad
angel to a boon compaHKHt.as they stoed jrg 6tttr, tbes
Ht a iooH coHntcr, -yoe ve ocen mt-f, . , . ingitin jnst as if yon were "'"rj TCTTwIIU
cm-
tOHch an explosive so powerful levers-, w www thev have to bottle it in copper cylindersV.th hs aWIUy. He r . .v,:t- ...a ; lu. injure Democratic reeorti mi Coere.aMd that
a !
corner drag shop p and kills every-party cm mm 4f""T
bodv on tbe block. Aot much. utvemew ?7rJ.Z' 11 soHHoarboH'-i Savannah Recorder, foemis d ffr?t!l IL llSZTiZ
mtr fCVWWIA, wire . r - When ightinr Joe Hooker died, thehavieg a Cfryrama from heme, reedt- . ka retributed Mitch aa aavir adwk that Cebb the aWet mM of
other to the saccess of the Unioe armiesithe two, and feetiwr t aere-t in the tlicre was no BHtter ia H-ashigtoawhoe party, will lend their mfeeeeu
among the Republican stalwart. JmUecHneg Ws aemmatiew aee eteio.
when ZacH Ummdiers eam was a-t . noancetl every posilde thing was deaej Anetker First-Clew hH. to show the grief of the stalwarts, thtchj t s rwW
Seatiael. wetl-knewm yoeeg arfemcrmt at the t. 1 1 aet vmomrA-: Til Kke te Me
Market. The VieeeaaesL. . Hfr, ScaeWrebeen for life.
The Hog
Snn says : Wwd feK of both Pwet jmmI Sewtler
The price will pea sttonger than mm seccecd. W needn't call rt a khrvear, aad qnojations are already idaee4b)m. bat thea we'd have a cbae to art at 99 W w3 fi against i 50 $2 CV few of ear best fcmtfks reeeftnied m at the opening of wt seaeon. It k reas Earoee.- The yeag nnni lather w enable to sappose that the nwrkeu willtworth a reaed mlllioe. Theyoaegmea
through time doing good, and at hwti advance as the seasoa approaehes. baeant what he mid.
take hi
floats through the gates of paradise to
bless its giver there."
"And when the world shall liak your
name With gracious lives and manners line,
The teacher shall assert his claim.
And proudly whisper, These were mine.,,
" In conducting a school, keep prominently beforo your pupils the importance of thorough work; of lalng deep and
broad the foundations ot a true manhood, combining loth intelligence and
virtue."
"Keep the people ported upon the
value ol intelligence over vice and ignorance. Intelligent people are law-abiding ;
produce more than they censamc; they
enrich, and beautify, and build up, and
circulate mouev, and areata diversified
industry, which gives employment to
r. , , r 11 ALLaisciu. 11 a voette
Qurnrisine as secai,si"..n ,.'.."". j. t
tural product of one year aatoante.! top? 10 me ta Tve t. u niu.K.raiM last as it let oat. m order ie ve
ncany mm.n in "ire F"" . . - . u- . - - t
cf all oar mines siace 14. The tnecfc-oicw .."..l 1 mated yield of the wines daring iwetj-voa-p for tk ch KJ and seven )ws-184-lS75-WM$l,n,a.-t they can get at the gatt-amt sue 0U0. In 1877 the total value of the aerri-fl)' CCP-
USw'Sir f g the atiautl reentry waaSLMOOO. Micrer war te paM teeth without
jteekHtg a man am he bad aeee mrn
3ben, Hie will Have twee m mw : fi - 1. .
He who driaks and gees away -U':il J.4al- mm.AiUm lm-
TT 111 lic IV nit nnvinvi J . f , . . .
Hat he who drinks between the driakywKight qakkly ia the gutter sink. CMttraet bes bees let for the eem--Drag CircBkr. Lfettee of the S4liv aed Swhr Oty : ,(WowGafer4keml. ItfelelcemEnrope wants wheat aad is compeHedi kv Cbriiees. Tbe eeatracters to come to America fer it, aad pay ie frtmDayfo Ohiogold. John Shermaa wants te have k - nndersteod that it ie owing te re-amH A worm m the chiaet h wfwth two tioa. W the iiHHith.--C6talNmvilk HeuhL
F.fkttt tlTfu. . 4 June 8, 1MI.0. F.M. LASfORP.
I ttdiauapojis .Sun thiol.
ipcoplc. iHttfllicuce pay.