Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 24, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 January 1882 — Page 1

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JOHN L. HKKTX Jaaprr. luJ. BRETZ,

ATTORNEYS KNWSELORS AT LAW,

JA8PE, IfBIAXA. Sttawwaora to OIHun Dillon.) OF PICK awer Jo. Ttwxlw't SaAHtr SfcaaJ K. A. Kir wtl positively tfcn4 all lrma 'f tha ! tta Ctrcall Court. . March Va, 1S1 ly. Ctoomif A. Tfeiypet,

Attorney at Wmi Fit lata awl rtiiltantti

JASPER, HMMAMA.

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ftart Wrth kHrt, Mar Pabltr

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iTTOUNlT AT LAW,

Am4 Ho4Ary PnbUe, JAara Ixmaka, L

YITSX ytMtlii tn 0t t CwH Du1kI ami

rlttorney at Law. JX9TJCM, 1KB.

WILL stmOm In tbH r DtilMia emtr. mm) alti4 falibrtitly M iNtalixoa ntrwrt4 M aia-

Um In Ut ";,iir.T " brtWInit, Wt Xaln Straet.

W. A. VHAYLOft. W. S. HIMTSR. TRAYLraKat: MDJVTER, tittterweit at Law,

JAirat, Iwmava,

"TTTltL aTMt(e In tnt Cnnrta t DAt 4

?T itsuntfM,

Bsuttinttiii Kcommn4ationK. The Committee took Arithmetic a the beols of irradinff. I)dmi it is th Snout

difllrult branch to fcpep up and tho onlv exact branch taught in the schools. The

recommtiulfiUon might in piv nn ox.ens of clsunes, but that uced itu. riKwuilv follow. When there are a h w pupils that cannot be arranged in claes a certithi topic rataht he smiiined them and

at stated timen examine them upon that

topi-- iotad of hearJujc a set recitation every day. There are two pnpil who route in late and are too far WMnd to enter the first cla and too fr advanced to go into the nerond one; make thtm out a ylllnin and set them tn h ork and when a rertwlu point n atufned.ay twice a month, take

half an hour and examine them ution

the points gone orer and if thev nnder-

ctand them pas-on to the next subject. Sometimes more advancement is mndc

in this way than by the rljss method

ThU i.i affr the. method of the old rounry fhoolf excepting the examination. Indianapolis ha a school founded upon

t'ii( plan in ail the branches and it i

pronounced a ucces. We lay great

tree uuou the, nvllahus. Give the nuifi!

a at lituto amount ot work to do ai.d

urgo the ust eaaity of doing it. A higher

lauding iu a tier csnt. on renoi U.

or omo other liiceutive will often ac-

com pi 1 ah more than the mere love of

mudy, and at the end of the yenr the

teacher will find greater advancement

in his fcchoul.

Ilia recommendation of a conference

at the Township Institutes is an excel

lent one, ami nnt Khould be attended to

closely. It will tind to place ihe M!hoU

more ou an equal K-rade and be of rreat

benefit to famlhes nioviuar from the

townihip to another duiiiui the school

year. The equal grading of the arhool

in a townatftp will assist very materially

n estaojisiiiug a central hiirh schoul iu

the township, and pupils can get an education at home ami save the expense ol goiuji abroad to be educated.

Tiie committee called attention to the

preparation of quetion for examination-". It was recommends!, that the

monthly yllbus of each s -hool be, dis

tributed at the Township Institutes and

a certain subject assigned each teacher

WHu the request that he make out a Hot

of question on that subject for the

Whole township. This would al tend

to an equalization of the schools and

would give vim and energy to the pupils. In connection with this, examination

papers migta ue compai-od ana some

little reward given to the pupils showing

the tost answer. Rivalry among pupil, is one of Ihe best stimulants to reirularit v

and close study. There is too many

loose habits of study creepinc into our

schools both on the part of teachers and

pnpils. noccesfi in lire depends upon

cloee systematic habits, and that teacher a a aT . .

or pupil wno iorm mese naoits early is the one who succeeds In all he undertakes.

A viM Cemvemntion ConcerBiucirefipetivelv of the state, who ehsiii n

ttcclnatioti . iorm such d it ties respect! vely required EtantriM. conr. IMiem by this act without contpeocalloti ISVIL a - It a . V

A reprcseitUtive of the Courier recent- nyBl!M ouy. m toe month of Jai lv heul an intervtuor iti. . mamUn aary ot each year, complete this onrani

our local board of health, iu relation for11?". by to ,f ccretavry, wbo

the rules, of the state iu regard to tte"0"" 06 Pyfcian.'' Ksch of tbeai vuccioation of all persooa wilhlu sixty bod,w mert cpartely in January mod davs from Jan. 1, 188JI: p,ect physician as secretary of end

Itetwrter Do lh raia nida hv th.,own. y and county board reDwtiTel v

state board of health as to thevaciuationftn,re olfht to have been townahfi

or all persons, within sixty dava from r'?:uSOT,''e; ?TD Pr0VI,,o Jan. 1. 1S88, refer to those who have here. 1,1 W.U as drafted, hut the legislature

tofore been vaccinated, or only to thoaef irutK. lft1 Pr" out. Uy so doing ii

wbo are unvnccinattW! fSu , y ,,efect ln w lhyiiclan The rules aav that "it shall! We uol'e to bave it ia at the next session

be the duty of all untsccii.ated neroBJor ",e legislature.

within the state to be successfully vacci-l "P --io you think the people are

nated within sixty days front Jsu. 1. 1882.1'roPny ""ea as 10 the intent of th

u aiso provuics tbaU all "unvacciuated w"!? Wi "," wri "warns or neaji persona coming into the state should lMlt"tSuinl0uJbe "tet

vaccinated within sixty day alter eom-L rn TUI courte not. Time has not ing into th state." The intent of theT00? . lvco yet t enable the boards of

rule is that evcrv Dei-son shall be aueceaa. "ea'th to iotorm the public upon the aev

fully vaccinated ont e-it does not coft-F11 VU iof interest. The board have template revaccinatkm. If a rcDutableP01 ben ftUy organised. Assoosj

physician certifies that a person itasbeen PvIWe we "P1 ue bulhtin at any former period successfully vaccl-r lu(wm PMlo upon all points thnt imted. that ends it The nhvaician in ttiPalei't ,hi nd to lay before them

judge of the sticeos of the vat -dilation bvf ncU ,"lc'! .tUal bv oup mTestigavtion we

. .mm ... rvaanraaaa ian m. m. m m . in&K a

uny means eaturactory to himself. SochP";?. "U,D vunwt. a rule is in force in Illinois, and several . genthsman tatl that vaccination

other states iudecd. ooiue states require?11 pretty general in this city

revaccination ; we ao not. lU'p. Do you think any bad results

come from vacciimtiou?

rhy. Not If properlv performed. It

noma not only be done In a proper

manner, out ami proper virus. The trouble we sometimes observe, aud often

near or, results irom either lmpropct

mono or vaccination, or because virus m

used that i not good. Humanized virm

is as good as any, if we know thatthH

IKron from whtrh it was taken is not

diseased, but such virus bought from

iruggtfts ami otitera cannot he insured as rood, as it may come from natients in

hospitals or others who may nave sklttj

nincasnii, or otner lorm or trouble that

tuav be imparted to the patient. We

thousands of our school children had ml

ready been inoculated, and the work wai

continuing daily. Re-vaccination was

4lo quite general. la reolv to a ones.

It ion aa to how often it should be ner-

formed he stated that fourteen years wa

we acBnowieoged limit, bat every seven years would he much safer. Thus far in

this city not a case of small-nox has not

in an appearance, mid the board congrat

ulates iisea upon to safety of the city

TOBACCO WAR&.

ictltt.

m mt Km! nf th St. Chnrtna Ntl .

In connection with this report we call

Ithe attantion of trustees to ihe need of a

aWJcloser tttttervisiott of their schools. It

rartkaiar aitaution civa ti-tought to be their duty, and we believe it

w, av Mwiiu'vauH iuwmHii iHIMtVIV asm see that the work contemplated in the school law is done. Then the County Superintendent needs the aid Of the trustees in all his arduous .work, and when he meets an institute, the trustee

ought to be there to get plans and means

or noing in worn in scaooj The

trustees should know the good wave

and means which our worthy Superintendent is putting before the teachers of the eonnty. Too moch is left for the! teacher to do, and a very little done by trustees will go a long ways in giving the County Superintendent strength and

einciency.

-Jasper City Mill. . f REDUCTION IN PRICE OF FIOUH HAVttftl btfitn with di nv yar doing atrMIy M trr r r maiMxl l 4 l alr than fnrwarty by oar mtinr, an4 ka Ttduca tat prtcv

I IRt ttt M follow:

FANCY FAMILY FMCK A SO 1KR WI

W rt paytaa (as btgbaat raah nricw far watnt, m mm to So t fair thtna tt rnatam work. B0X1ET BR0TSI&S. Jan. is, TS lyi

To Tobnoco Orowera. Lot;ivTLLE, Kv,, Dec. 22, 1881.

may make it a rale that humanized vimUe inerMain ttAntiUrif Af k. u'h,

ought not to be used. The virus obtain-Sorey rarlety of tolnvjcb. The demand

n, ,,CTv Irvni ..u..B ..I.... .rw itwi ror thj, tobacco is rapidly on the inany danger, and no harm need be appre larvm. and the territory heretofore riveti

?(f,M,wV e v-on local Doarttstdlu production la no iouger able to

:nro"n..r 'Bnwrn" produce the amount required by the

na.?e ran inairticiions not 10 utc any otn-hrade, and the extreme figureaat whitj erihan pine ImivIhc virus, lite prejnftt l niiiMiriait! rA u. .WitAM 1.

diee aurii!nt vaccinntion arie IarKcirlnthr

rrom tne ract tnat imntnnir.cn virus when! in mHtr nnria r tM a,i .jAtHf

iiwu ruinviiim r, iiuuinn uu ni-iiin. irrartd rnnain.arrAarap in imtm vmm

ine poopie won mi inw jocat ncatiiimre been but poorly Da d for their

uoarus tor proie.:tin in ni mnuer, imv j.bor. and we desire to attract vonr at

win ue sate, ami 11 any ptivMcian MioWidlirniinn ,n tt. nnnrtl. nr nHri.v

be found by ueh health Imard vaccinat-knalac that vmt it n.i mny

t..MS.Ui; !!.... 1.... I ..! . . .v,.

"f j"" " " "".n"j "". "" some or tne ororits wnicn have been eon

the hoard of health know their duty, vixiifinrd Vierotninro

to nittict .tin nt once ror violation or thtf jt year we wer at considerable ex-

ruie or tue Donrtt or iteaitn ; ami ir any pf n.c in procuring a genuine article off

r1' - e mi yt iii j f n mo w niie tturicy seed, which we distributed

violating me rn cs incasnoaia si oncekmHUitously to every one callinr for

inrorm the board or .health ol the fa;t them, which resulted in the cultorc ofl

we imcnu 10 nave pii)i ians uo ngm ,hjs tobacco, to some extent, in almost

nrsine pcopic anrr;aMK. tevery county. We are aware that the

yon confer tnero t any gooaw,UH, in many Insnaoa, was a disap-

. . . , ....... Uwv.i uwuiuipoiniraeiii 10 inf irving iu um we protect from small-pox r woald not have yoa rorgvt that the sea

my. 11 u uuvs pruirrj, tnm 11 inmri. toM, in every particular, was a most un-

e u ; 11111 nere 1 a goou reaaott tor n. favorable one. FIrat, the lack of a good Vacciue virus is only omall-nox virun.UiiMri wtiiniKaMaAa,.i it .

.a 11. mmmmt t ' . . J . . m T m 1 J

men me lernoie aroutn, which promised

as it comes from the cow. The rule isj that if a person ha the t mall pox once

he does not have It the. eccood time. There are except ion ?, hut this is the rule.

They may have a, modified form called

to destroy the entire crop ; and eyen the

rail rains (which brought tobacco one

oeronrt the expectation of every onel

was of itself a Mai lick at the color of

HEW BOOKSTORE! JACOB GOSJf ANN ! a tfc Crwr m4mmm m 4ill St., JAtPUt, IVSIAVA, Ma epanaa a wall aakaias stekr aooaa, uwaAitr, teoiwiewc a mihtoxicau

EMQUBH AND GERMAN.

Beehe atad Rotlstfoase Boeha a

uoolalty. Alee OWBOMOa. ami FWAMES? W1MTIM PAPKU, FKXCII.S. PKMS, lft aad tAPJtTBtlY KOTiniri, in gtvsrMy.

aWOOTJMTItY mODtKiK mt tntla4a. tAktaa

la aa.saaM far laeta. IfaBii'sWibeia at Si ftW

varioloid, but nut the true or dantrcroufUii rnhnn o A tMm la n. r 1 k. M..

form of small-pox. So, If a person i esentinl qualities of White Barley. Ifl

.,...B,, u- 11.15 inutu-you wjii stop tor a moment and reflect, fled form of swa l-pox. This pi ejects as! 0l, will, see that all yonr tobacco is

a rnie, npmni ai scks 01 tne true otMjase. waRtiug in color, except that cot before Ken. Have, all tho schools through- the rains. And this dees not amtlv to

out the state been notified to have thiUny particular locality, hut It is true off

TaZT U 0H. x, overy section. Toe crop or the original J ant , . . . ,t Hurley counties Is as fir front its usual Phy. All local boards known to the brightness as other places. state hoard have had a copy of the rules Xntwithaiaiidiitir 11 tw. m.mhi.

sent them. They, no doubt, will iucc0niiUons which the frowac had to con-

,M TB"rM!CI,wi V""' or J.,r,-tend with, we have seen samples of

uipais 01 in(.tiutnons 01 learning, upon White Hurley from almost every quarter, receipt of uch notice, such school board which are aukiid a th tM1 m

or principals of schwds will notify tbe.be taken on our market at line prices.

"j wr- wiucn convinces us. beyond a doubt, thai

ttticate or some rci.atable physician that ibis variety of tobacco can be grown In thejritare been successfully vaccinated any of our tobacco counties. We do not belore Wing admitted inio the schools, mcsn that any locality can make thia

Uep.--llave yon attfticlcat intormaariety of tobacco iu iu rreaLat uerfec-

U- a m A f m.t I aJt- iW" WlHIVIVHI J SI VI Itewas the aim or the Committee on ion to know whether the rules are being ramlnallAiia lt itmM that llaull.tn ..rlti. . . . ..

Examitiatlous to call the attention of all

those interested in schools to the fact that good and elHcicut schools make better men and women, and that the

State cannot afford to par much longer for poor work on tne part of teacher and

school officer.

Our system of schools are not excelled

any where, but It tnhat be carried out to

the minntia or it costs more than it Is worth. Af a county, we are no farther behind than some of our neighbors, hut

we are not among the nrst by any means.

There must be a closer union between

ail connect ad with school work parents

and auto or mg tne county out or its

oresent condition. The teachers are

doing (heir pari, aujg nobly, too, now

let mattes ana senooi oneers in general

do theirs.

Tsatth veur Manila thai Kiserrv k th J

la .kutfa tmr 1aataMakt. mmm mm Wmtimmtm. ikf iaA flaavl WttMMm tm mm.

t InH lit it - rtn luan an A la t, mt

u.i ,;.t. w " H '

in: ; v i , . .1 Pur o" opimon, that there is no Phy4--l c. he rule as to v tcclnationUtrxTY in this or adjoining States, that of school ch dren Is being complied witiifWOuld not realise more money from its very generally, and the other iwtion od,0baceo crop by growing White Barley the rules will be complied with. The tan can he realised from any other vapeoplo generally see. that such a rule ls ,iety, and we Inclnde the counties which neeessaryi Of course, tome do not un-LrVew the rich Clarksville styles as well dcrsUnd the matter, but we should thinkCs all others. We have already seen that every father and mother would beLome crops of new Hurley sold on our nterested in having their children pro- market, from the very southern comities teded lit t he lt way ws are adviel ofjof our State (which produce the fat.

, ,:'" v ,M- vv. wnw MijotacK tooacco;, ana aitnoogn these crope health formed ? Iwere consitlered by the growers aa fait-

my. me law creating the state and ores on account of the season, vet this various local boards is clear. It It pro-very common White Hurley brought vided that "the ti Uitcct of each town, the more money than the ine rich tobaiso

major and common council of each in-or the same section will bring on aay corporate! cit y, except where a regularly market. constituted board of health by ordinance The introduction of any new crop is of such city now exists, or may hreaf. attended with diflcolty, and Is eaienlated ter be created, the board of county com- to give some dtsspMlatnitut. at ton lank

missfoners of tacit eonnty shall eonstt-bt expetronee In enltnrs and kwndlisf ini

wwa o neaiuij ex-onacio, iot oaonan nseii susncieai in prevent an enturjn

h ine severat ww as, cihm ana ennnMttlMoaa, tut ytt inert is na rtnton to

be driven from the attempt to make a iT-op, which, when soeonssfol, fa by far he most remunerstive product f our 0"f JP"y more than aay other crop ..f he Luited Suites, freaosBtly yield h g rom $I5U to $300 per acre, and somelimes a much lartrer amount. In it vro.

ial territory. We have recently md

ales or tne Hurler as h!h aa rr

Unndred pounds from aoetlonn but iv.

cently the habitat of only the dark and iieavy styles. Some of the roomlet

which are nowmakintr the White Auriev

10 great perfection, aud gaining weatiii

tna reputation thereby, com meaeed tliu

growth of this tobacco only a few y cm rs tgo, and at the start their crops were inerior and vsve hot little nmmia r .

ness, but a few years have shown that it waa experience that was taantlng, and not the soil which w.s at funis. ti,Ij

variety of tobacco may be, in some re.

pectt,more troublesome thsn other sorN, but on the whole it does not require any more labor or expense to produce it thnn the ordinary varieties. It does not admit of any firing whatever, wbMi la in many localities necessarv with t irt tn.

baceo, and involves both labor and expense.

With many the imDrentinn

that the demand for White But lev i but s passing fashion, snd that heror tii.

can acquire the necessary experi-n. e for

is proper proa DCTion-.it will he out of

use. we can see no foundation for - tw h

la conclusion. It is certaiolvnowcont i ...

ually gaining in favor and becomm ' more popular each year. FormtTlv it

was used only for "fine cut" hut i ..,

manufacturers sre now weotinir it t r

iilutra, cakea, twists and rolla. and It

promises to take eTery stronghold U,. merly ocettpied by the dark aud hemv

lyle-i used in the manufiictureof chew I n r

tobacco. It seems more than likely tint

many years will be required to t han -a the popular laste to something el-e. A year ago we strongly urged the trial of this variety of tobacco upon tj 0 grounds of its high value. Now it h rteen per cent, higher than then. Thnt it was in many nlaces something tnlm tt -.-.t

simply as an experiment; now, it )h

ueen tnea, and its trial attended with

many unfavorable conditions, yet it U proven that it can be made a socceso, nn 1 now we have every raoson tn n ...

dfnnlyadvoMteitsgeiwterintrodi.- i u

nto the dark tobaooo-producing section. In order to rive it a fair teat it u .1.-

siralde to plant in sufficient quantity to properly assort and elasaifv. Man v w h i tried It this year bad onlv little mich".

which necessitates mixinar.

lessening Us value.

we have asain nroenrad a lot of the.

genuine White Bnrley seed, at considerable trouble snd exoense. which we ill

send free of charge, with full iestrnt-iion as to enlhire and handling, to all who

wains 10 snve 11 a trial.

Yours respectfully; SHJEBLBY .ft OTjOTER, Proprietors.

Leading Repnblicans in Arkanaaa ttv

there Is a good prospect of the KMtil.iican party carrying that State at the nt xt general election. They hope to succeed

by taking ndvantase of the division f

the Democracy on the State debt question. The Democratic party can be split every time by introducing an Issue which

net an nonewt or a moral side to It. U'etershnrf Press.

Tea, every parly hat tome rascals in , and when the rascals In the I)en,.

mtic party try to cheat some body. t e

ifepuoiicsntare sure to assist the ran- tU. Vide. Mahone in Vireinla. snd the Ite-

pttdUtort la Arkansas.

On Friday last a gentleman connected

with the 0. AM. R. IU was In town

looking over the records at the 0rt-

nouse. He claimed that the O. k M.

company had leased the road from ?f c.

lervey for one year at 175 ter da v. n-d

wenld build the road to Pterbu g withont delay. It is to he honed tb.it

something has or will be dene that will

cause our rssilroad to be completed without any further delay. fPetersburaf

Press.

Dun's Mtesvantile Agency gives the

total number of hnainetP tail ore In this

eonntrv. durinr 1881. aa on nnn In

every i8 persona engaged In bnin".

The amount of capital Involved In them

financial disasters it a little in exeea of

181,000,000. As compared with any of the paat ten years, the showing, though

large? it very ravoraote.

Indiana stone Quarries art being reccw-

nited far and wide as among the mnt valuable in the country. The mineral resources of the State art hut Jest beginning tn be understood. The Greenback neuv will meet at In-

dianapollt on February 1 lMa, tt nominate a Stain ticket.

Jim If and it now one of ike Capitol

hTsav i ha aaam Tantalai iniaantt'aa loan wtw asmeFn nsmanmjmj dnWPnmammaj ma manaayaasv aaay svww

bar

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