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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

The Reprb6rar leaders nrw r-ssnz IN
frpE11eniiA Gerrrx@ las xznxr 1snE
swelling word were u-rx-r-1 rrEr -
prerer-ion II The -Nzz.E ze aid
special thank uHere1 s1r -tse ssrx
ierrenr5nn q PrOEaaenrt "a rAsrnr -
snch leaders ~ r~revxrrp& r. s-nnzZr-
fion- HrE 1sor- Frwso4oo4 6sEr
there Duws Nhns hnk s~-rrcne rf H.
power and prestige Il TIE No=es AID
Joshua Who 1rzr@5 - rz-~-zY5r1an.ar
then II E4< II 1--nnrennsr1 Mzs1sr
Providence -hx- enxtAeA rhA ERwEA-
czns ~ r1r-T -Aa- >1a-e furr ren-~ nra
Nv la-epo- HArerhe zr~rxrz-neo1nw ere
and hAnd 81 PrwzidEnrr tsswn MrA-
drAmn- or chAnreG pErpo &c Ehx-r
Mr. Ern--z hAs also rnrsH zr.o -ts
same Lind mf TAX H1r -rrL aw-
s54es r~nuEAr4- -Eohm >nErnsn. SIR
0red - brine FrDE56Hnre- rrr-s4ra -
throR-h financial dETreairn % rhs
tnrad ses - prosperity Where Ens
PrOE5drnre EhEE he Nth rrbtrx- znz-
GATED the 1-emsnneEx-1un Il rhs rr-
feDrF = l~Ez- And &c -hf E-E eKxnrae
nf Naai0nL rxr1nEis15uzs Wrrr Etar
TINS s1rne Sherman rarrmArAx1n1 E1rns
aTc1- ~ bsunsrzn- 80 hnxzr- rwaxsHs
ne GrrentEaxk h1Ar = . nExusr.
sor the PurFssss * zu-zn- GrrgnanHk
rosezs Mhere- nhez EE-se5c Hf-r o.
Ct5r1-o ~ M Trend and n6zuaearx- hEs
returning viii E1nreas um hi nEn t-pr.
afier a. internal srrnrrle 5rrreG t-run
his EpS- MY God I'll Sha-rnxr rtnrk
I have ber-xErd himr Hrre frznrsE
Secretary j. me SPECIAL fnrxrz.e rf Is
FrvTSdenne- i Also sExsms rrns
singular thai ne did mn rscr-nr hzrn-xE
une NAY CT the rdhsr when sE.eslznr nsk-
"a a Do 20 On the qnesainn Lt,uEr enDrsE-
ing --t~nhzrks x1r leznr xrh1-rxr
rirrllx11nn-
Such free ne uf FrDri3snre ~ NJ
tbese BEADING p1Hz5riAns WI net arEn1
illumination 10 Al zns1111- There as1
God in Isrnel- fEur fher are NC GnIsrneS-
tes who Err &C lS1kl End - x-s zAe
Iearhinrs a Bob 1nre-sul- zhtre nrp
xprae s<anrhers than me- F~ruxSdenre n
~ the sde e Al III n the E1r<ssHnE@s
nd ptrrerserpezs a ma r-r-n-zr-sz Ia.
makes AL lie E-uul2e- tnr rter rrw nEr
u found On one s5de - F~SEr5rs ~ arhfr
'eiatiDns ~ 8 EreG1 dH1L-Bsxrsn $780,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

fnDF- GrET@ THOMAS. Of the United
states archaeological Commission. has
n1sNte "A exhaustive report upon the
e~hlnrh-hur- which rfvez some useful
tne1s canerrning T. winter habrts- In
secfs n1aE pas the winter either in the
err the xuEn- or Lnrva- the pupa.
% - The f1a-rrpwn- perfect insect. The
ehEneh- nur adopts the Ens- a it. winter
szlre- When cod weather comes On
rhrse IT the kzL brood leave the now
dry AMI hardened e0rn-staIks. AM seek
Secure p[1ces IL which Cd remain during
The winter Occasionally thew take
1E-h- ~ the time bur usually ther seek
the rnass evrr pllcrs which can be
t1gnsl IL AMI Immediately around the
iRhA ANY rubbish left in the field. If
&C a nrzrnrp to meet Their wants. Il
eareriy sought egrn shocks. straw
pies stumps- b1rs and fence rows are
used = hiiin--pl1aes- they even con
eeal beneath the ein.fs when no better
pinsrs can b. f1rnd Mxny 80 into
the tBrn@r and aicng the bu-h-borderrd
streams During the winter they re-
man IN . t0rpnt or semi-t0rpfd state.
1ur are easily warmed INTO Life and ac-
IL the enbf weather becomes
1D1re anxt more severe they press deeper
anat deeper. il FDzsihle- into the reces-es
af their hiEtinr pIaresA TheF prefer dry
unrrsrs II rentav obtainedT
There are two brpods of this injuri-
0us insect d1rinr the SEASON. The per
'ert insect c0ues forth IN spring March
20 MtFi- deposits t. eUrs. which soon
tareh amt pass through the STAGES IL
teTglDprrent- 10 IN turn lay their evrs.
prDtnee tEs faII brood % hfber-
Until spring agzin-4Dx<rscIz Ag-
-tcmitnrisE-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

How N~rsrC&LLT his hoof-beafs
sound exclaimed an enthusiastic lover
q y turf. as st. julien Speeded
around the our - Brighton last
week Yes replied his matter-of-
int companion he i beating fime--
BOSTON TrEnscrlp-
PEDAG0ssUE. What i the meaniry
u the Latin verb ign0scor' Tall stu
dent taftcr MI the others have failed 10
give the correct deinitionl: II don't
Know" Peda-ogue: Right; 90 I'D
TO the head
II Wish 1 could settle this c0nf0und-
Ell coffee said an impatient traveller
At = railway restaurant. TRY =
orOoEstick- said = moody man with :
scratched nose. -.hat i what eyery-
thing i settled with At our house,
Boston LvvRnnerTI BMilefiH-
-WHa are ron going 10 vote for7rs
somebody asked Glhooly. II an
gvin- % cast my vote solid for De
smith, Do you think be i entitled
% the confidence Of the people? DO
YOU know him. Newer saw him In
my life. bur I az the other fellow. and
that settled It-~-Gafccst0a Eenrs-
LITTLE PArL- laundering On his
fathers Pa what i hum
bugr- Father--Why. what On earth
~ Eou want ID know that f0r7'r Paul
- beard You say il to ma = minute
ago Fafher--Y Yes. nv son. Hum
bur ! when your ma pretends she loves
me and there are no buttons on the neck
" my shirt
sHrrv b. henr ore- the dainty haai
And -wont yput sOnft y0us
Berw M from the sancy miss
Ju=r w the lun ~ one sweet xizs
Tne unaAlen tosssi hrr pretty heal
Ard. -Sm- I Won 4 ypM
~he -aneily -aih-
-HOw fDN@n ne ~ fhnuwnf tn little mfx<-
-Hr =houid lat rsk fnr. bat sspal rhe kfxx-
GERsTER Got Al average Of 500 for
each time she sang In this ant AZ
this rate il l. estimated that she has Al
ready u S1.0O0. 900 worth to her new
baby And fheyoungster doesn't seem
70 appreciate IL any more than II would
ne wild and tortu0us strains from
sevenry-fve u aecordion--Eorris-
HErrEL
The Central New York Farmers- Club
recently sent out insirations to is
annual picnic with it, initials head
NJ the card of the ivifarion &C N.
~ CT Indignantly read an old
-ranEer. .-ef that amt the blamede<t
way 10 spell knife, This Of yer
iew-fangled spellin' feformr' And he
immediately sat down and wrote =
Erathfnl letter to Professor North
About It--Bariagt0n Harkegg-
B0Asr not thyself- o denizen q the
sity. that thy summer has been ~inexpen-
passed 1t the home Of thy country
t0f even now that relative
lath SAID unto his wife and his sons wife
md unto his daughters and his daugh-
err husbands and INTO his cousins
wen unto the third and fourth genera-
.Loi the winter approached.
md William viii b pleased % see us in
~ city home where theafers. lectures
md such like vanities do beguiIe the
ime- Let u Zee urt0 hirr every one--
kndthey will come n sure as Christmas
Ierily- they wiI have their rcvenge--
Boston Transcript
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

Tbs > .vszr1 &c surprises N1fne
Suppressed everybody ant 90 In In
1lnaA T1mzs VIM nEw r1ke G1rfeSFs
E-rrnru trr r-rzret nrnF &zrwrsr that
NFw Iur< Eutnna- C-annexratur- View
l~rsT amt -ren Fsr~nEFEr1nfn- have
E1nntEEHr- unexpected ~ srHrE E5r rharuL
- -nErhinr hnr tAe -1ntrrerfesf amp
T-r& -AeT -nrE b. FnrSBrrEr sure IL
-ErE GansPwnreA - % sFsak
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

IL Lunrsrrrft Is . rsx--5rr hssrruEs
ne joined The EePuh6rzr FnErrv- = Mos
hy's SINS are whiser shEn rsA ksgaEuze
ne he's been tsarrizd IN the sara EsH
Dzris himself ms crSy - urins hhmzsf
with thz1 pnr-r IN rr15sr 10 zk1Ezr L.
puh6rnn fesaimury ih1z his rurnAnr1 AR
Ing fhzz famous -four FtErs g urgsszE-
1n;ness rAs simply IL erteur5rirr rt
= CREST hmr cehsrxise trusrrnr-tF CHI
nnn.-EnrhnnpE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

-FEnnsrirnnzB WIS ga-rierf hF the
EtruAhrzus - 1875 " . p~hErnirE Gf
9es@ ran1 E.fNtA Frrnsy lrania j. HIM
xn<ks uru Srrs.I Wfa1 F~ennsFExnnia
Republicans r1nk al linn = shown ~
Tie tnEr r1ac q Eie immense member
tlEF a rHe Hnrmmx Veteran Chm IN
t1ar srrne msrE rAn1 rssnrF Der remit
nc E-zFua5rank
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29
OUR corSrRY-S PERIL


mtaUI4Nn4F rm.rm4nmWwM ~ a. -
~ ~ 1890. -.
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tions. fhelr ~ Tel1l. u1 fh~ xsnr nnnd q. -
sstnnr~ ~ rx~urnl AnihpsaE Ga ~ oaAfr.
thai thf t~A- tIunrt4 t4r.lEA furruFar1fn nnmw
destroy tel ~ s.IAe hasa 1tEA n isif~ 40
wh~~ 1,v -r-s-r. @,....S 80. .~
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rtr. mv.r us.a~-a 49,
... Y. -, 49, - -f-nra 80 tnle-
7h~rr !. ~ srrs.iS~.-- - - 49,
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m.ns. Uur t.-ssrsnr,.t r,~-~~r. ~
1890
more clearly than anr ci1rr EnanrrT- - 1nr
"a ftM4ih- ~iNs1lpn hA- Dt~~m irvr frnm sna
l1acAA eAr-r-neni hish raan~Fiau-- l4Ar4-
our N hiirM- t~yntrtt~ irAznr A~1urw 500 10
nH-Af Az clu nan nf1n hAs nu far-fmai i.rrr
- ~ thesr hnni,~ mt u1nr who l~af- Al-
tnAt 1our i-irerr-tr are tn4Aaeers,l VI. n H-
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A3o ~ -enat.r ~enni~,r q nAi~ STATS addressed
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n.y. tbs4 dar~er t~r~sr-
washilrnrs He crtafnr- 1880 ~ -
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ft1As r1e rNfs~ rrpu rsuf ~ 4~~.
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ss - ptr4rr4r~i ANA rnase Y rr-1- s.--
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iMe sErth, fla<s nf4n grn- Esi4 ynu trtr -
our "a a nHssniaAi niEaf ana haze - ~rrss-1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

I1~ 5rHsrr err-Esrnna1.nes w1x
r1 CD liz 18th M furnishes g
Nu1 e1Ezaan
GEz@-1rE Nen1bar II nsRI
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

w ne passage ~ Aau. vii spr.nd barge sumas
-otlexf fhtir chn-rnlKm mRkfre- Omr r9uy1f
masf not suffer cur CMfMrnl o. lr mndr y drn
~ t~n~p1rAfuf~ by tiiimE " with r8T ~ rn9raYAr
pg1xe ~ wealth ARE amfnarson smr fhs.~ rhn
49,. usnfp power uf I'll themselves fur rn1&
A. sntt by fbe EFpmN1irnn speakers flmr
afy AFnrf 10 chAmxr ~siiher Mn nr wnrs a
-.Anrr ~ cur sESrfm 81 1uasrrnHnrm4. nnasr
-L'fl ~ hhAr Erwsxn 90 rrwnf and rran.p~~-
- n lndn~fry "a ~ur l-smfsar mnrn the
oOunf1rsu ffrurSdanrt hNztlEfte1 ~ Al.vss fhf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08

vulgar low-born class of people you
meet here, you know.
Before my next letter reaches you
my dear readers, the Congressional
noise will be heard in the land, the
curtain rung up, the animals
brought out and the National circus
win be in fun play. They viii
probably meet and adjourn after the
roll is ealledaand ge3gpt cold tea
every day for the first five weeks,
and then quarrel for two or three
more, then wake up to the fact that
.tirere is little public business TO
attend to. rush things through hard
" knowing what they are, then 90
home to rest.
Coming events east their shad-
ows before, so we known that the
tidal wave is moving towards US, as
Colonel Pinchove has arrived, and
With his tin telescope under his arm
and some thousand pages of written
manuscript, is waiting for Sam
Randall, Tom Scott and a few other
smaller fry to to arrive, as he has
made ample arrangements to kill
them off this session and get hrs
millions. PICKET
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08
Enormous Emigration.

The heavy arrivals of the present
year call attention to the immense
addition to our population by the
influx of people born in fo' eign
lands. In the years between 1880
and 1880 nearly eleven millions
have been added to the popula-
ton of the United States from this
source, But the mere arrivals do
not correctly represent the contri-
buttons which have been made.
Unlike the Chinese the European
emigrants are not Of one sex, but Of
both sexes, and they obey the pri
mall command to increase and
multiply" The marriages of emf
grants are more fruitful than those
of ournative population, owing part
" to the fact that they are more
frugal livers and do not so much feel
the burden of large families, and
partly to the fact that the emigrat-
ing classes are the most energetic
portions of the stock from which
they come, and being full of health
and vitality they have an abun-
dance of children. The actual emf
grants amounting to nearly eleven
millions, their ofisprings must have
doubled the contribution to our
census returns.
The amount ofmonev these emil
grants brought with them must
amount in the aggregate to large
sum, but this a bagatel in compari-
son with the wealth which they and
their descendants have created by
their labor 1t is not eXtravagant
to say that the handspring of our
prodigious national growth is the
great tide of stout hearts and strong
hands which has flowed in upon Us
from Europe. The liberal policy Of
our government in admitting strang-
ers to all civil and political privil-
eyes after a short residence has had
the happicst effect. We have no
jealousy Of race; We tolerate all
forms of religious worship we open
all employment to capacity and IN
dustry, and by making this chosen
heritage of freemen the paradise Of
emigrants our country has become
the marvel of the world and the ad-
miration of the laboring class in
every land. In the second and
third generation our emigrant popu-
Iation becomes thoroughly assimi-
lated. In spite of these large acces-
sions we are substantially a homo
geneous people. We are certain, to
be the most compost people on the
globe, uniting the most energetic
elements Of all races and climes.-
NeysTork Herad.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08
A BtC Success.

!. * ga. -, : 15.--,
. my wife has been mling a long
time with dyspepsia and nervous
ness and was in bed two years with
compbcaGQp of disorders, her ply
siciaf could not cure, when / was
led by reading a circular left at my
door to try Parker's Ginger Tonic,
having been so often deceived by
worthless mixture, nothing but my
wife's dangerous condition could
have led rs to make any more ex-
periments. But it was q big sue
cess. Three bottles cured her at an
expense Of a dollar and fifty cents
and she Is now as strong as any wo-
man, and regularly does her house
hold duties. ."-R. D. Buffalo. See
another column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08
History and Strawberry Pick ing.

1t is a curious fact that the pack
ing of Strawberries, raspbcrrics ami
similal fruits on the system Of put
ting all the choicest fruit on the top
and the spoilt fruit underneath is
one of honorable antiquity, for it
was alluded to in the form Of a
political apologh by Queen Eliza
beth about three centuries ago.
Speaking Of her ministers this good
Queen said: When first chosen by
me all goes well, for they put forth
their best virtues like the large
strawberries in market baskets, but
by and by small vices and faults
appear in them like the hitler fruits
hidden beneath the big.'-Lobdoa
Meas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08

An old fogy exchange, talking
about the slaternlv home life of our
society girls, advising the young man
OF to-day ito see the girl he is court
ing before breakfast" Why. bless
your stupid old soul, they all do
See her before breakfast? Hour. be-
fore. Some Of the boys never think
OF starting home until they smell
liver and bacon climbing up the
hall stairs ike a south windblowing
over a bank Of yiolets, stealing and
giving odor. But most of them say
good night about three O'Clock in
the morning. See her before break
fast, indeed. Did you suppose the
boys went away before nine o'cltck?
Huntington Ha,rke,,e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08
One Experience from Many.

81 have been sick and miserable
so long and have caused my hus-
band so much trouble and expense,
no one seemed to know what allied
me, that | was completely disheart-
ened and discouraged. In this frame
OF mind l got bottle of Hop Bit
ters and used it unknown TO my
family. / soon began to improve
and gained so fast that my husband
thought it strange and unnatural,
but when | told them what had
helped me, they said, "Hurrah for
Hop Bitters! long may they prosper,
for they have made mother well;and
us happy The Mother.-Home
Journal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08

Johnny was.asked whether helix
cd marmelade, and he replied with
a sigh, that it panied him deeplv
when mar-rne-laid where she. could
reach me conveniently"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08

The Volumes Of the Weekly begin with the FIRST
Number OF January Of each year. When no time
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08
Mrs. LYDIA Z. PryKUA

Mrs. LYDIA E. PINKHAM 233
Western Ave, Lynn, Mass. is rap
ldly acquiring an enviable reputa-
ton for the surprising cures which
daily result from the use of her VFc-
ETABLE COMPOUND in all female di-
seases. Send to her for pamphlets
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-08

Estate Of Zaek Muller, late Of U ueiaaLvnins Tn
Somerset Co, Pa, deed.
Letters Of administration on the above eetate
having been granted e the undersigned, by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given 70 those
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