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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-08-08
OberfdIefif4ss RuIturbilb.

Gin Betrunfener liegt aemltbIih I'M
Rinniteih uno 3lpar nit Der gaie auf benz
nit Gilenltdben iiberoedten ginfaafanal; !;
oaonr6 entiteht bel ibm bic SlIuIion, er
beIlnoe lth DOR benz s5eniter Der betreIiens
ben IneIpe, IN Der er iib betrunten bat un1
aus Der sr bernus eemorfen iporben, mno
aus Selbestrdtten hriiut er in bic Sieis:
sSlt bier oas perfiudte Wirtbs6aus 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-08-08
Daa G1alid)e polksblatt

spftet per poi (obns Senntas 500 per Sabr
"a 80 bas balbe Sabr unS $3.50 has gisrtslabr @it
eOnntassbIatt i2o per Sabr, $3.50 Sas babe sabr
unb 50 so bas gierteiiabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-08-08

iroh meroen. Dd trat idh zines Woreens.
in Der Nahbarihait Serpola's in ben
@arten elmer drnliden Shdnfe, iint Elm
@lds Wein jl trinfen. gBas 9lauben Sie
pchl, uer mir ben Mein eebradt e.
Bei bieien Worten funtelten plbblih bic
Nneen bes Gr5dblers; er sufte sniammen
nno bobrte Die 5piBe ieines Rnotenitodes,
ben er inapildlen ergriffen. beftia in Die
Groe. SD wollte ibn nitt unterbre4en.
,Wiiien sic, mer mir ben @ein ae.
bradbt 2" rief ct pl0Blim unbeimlih auIas
1eno, ,,Satan, Der leibbaftise 5atan, benz
bic Menihheit perfalen III, 10 lanee lie auf
grben trie9t!"--
SD riidte untpilltirlid BON benz grsdh.
Ter auriid, oenn i6 9laubte, er iprehe i'm
Srranne.
Ct benerfte meine 8emeeung uno ld-
delte eiaentbiimlih. Isle miilien mid
nur peritsben," fubr er fort; ybeu
g8ein bra9te mir Elm gDeib! =
Iber ieit es bonn Satan ben ber'
flu6ten apfel eenommen, nm i'm ieinem
Wtanne Su rei1en uno @ottes ih6ne Beli
jii ueroerben, III oas Weib ielbit elm b0lli'
ihes @eipenif - elm 6otan!" -
Ser ihredlihe Gr5dbler iAlue cine tpilbt
Sadie auf. sd llebte ienes Weib, bob es
aus benz 6tanbe uno mollte mir Elm Seiu
eriinoen. Dnfiir bat mid Der Satan mi
6em gneelsssli6te uerratben."
,Gie elauben pobl, neine @eidihte ie
nun su Gnoe," fraste er tief 4tbem boleno
- vnein, ibr Gn6e III nod entieBliher
erauenbafter. Dos tpollte Elm 3ufalI, ooer
lpenn sic iuollen, bas unli6tbare 8ottes
gerid5t. 16ren sic aIIo lpohl uno 9lau
ben 6ie la niht, baB ih i'm Jieberlpabr
iprehe: Mfs ib Die 5hdnbliGe iiberraIht
uno aus Dem 6eniter itiirste, eri9oa Dol
Der StroBe herauf rauidsnoe Wluilf, al
| ihmetterte lie Su nieiner Sbot einen beifdl.
lisen Suidb. Die StraBe mar BON ourb.
| oiehenoen Soloaten oidlt 9eordnst, berel
Baionnette blinfenb uno lbarf in bic Sui
| itarten. gluf oiele OolfipiBen itiir3te oa
gBeib nit Der aan5en Wunt ieines Sol
| les -
.glne bieier SpiBen burdbobrte 10
Sers," ialoB Der Wann, - .oas lit 6a
Gnoe meiner Geidihte."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-08-08

.Was ipeiter sel1oh," fiiate er nah elmer
Yauie hinsu, - ,,ldBt 0G leiht erratben.
Man mari mid in's @eldnenlB, mieuobl
ih tein Yerbreher mar. SD NOR perlorert
iiir Die Welt - glls ib Die StraIe, bic
mir bic ionberbnren Menihengeiebe aufs
aesDungen, perbiiBt bate, mari i'd ben
Reit mciner Sabe in ben Wino. 9llIes um
mid Der idien 8eitorben, Die Welt mar
falt uno buntel tpie Elm 8rab. Gubelos
irrte i1 umber. SD periu4te mid al Be.
tiuben uno eriff - 8ranntipein - Nun
lit es nber balo 9enu9 - Mls it Dor einis
gen 9aeen ben Suriaipirt6 um Elm Haht.
lager bat, bebte er mid nit ben Sunoen in
ben Walo hinaus. Zine Der Seitien bat
mir oas Bein 3erf1eiIht. uno Der In.
menib hatte geraoe leme Sohter perbei.
ratbet uno iaB nit Den So63eitsgdlienb beim
6hmaus uno Mein = 9lber tDorte nur,
Suriamirtb, idb min BEL Sir oenno9 mein
9tahtla9er aufid,laaen Du Iollit erfdhren,
mas es beiBt, gleno uno Shmer3 empfins
ben unb Bettler iper6en !"
Sie lsbten Morte bate Der ssalot i'm ers
bobenen oro6enoen Sone gelproden. Or
mar aufgeitanoen unb bate leinen StDd
ergriifen. Damn iaste er nit eisentbiim.
liter getonung: ,.g8snn ih geitern ae.
iuneen, oaB ih mid aufhdneen m69te, 10
mar oas niht ernit semeint. Sas pdre
ein abineuliher Soo. Wl6roer bdnat man,
absr MID BOT bic Wslt semoroet! - 9enn
i'd aber einmal red,t piel Branntlpein ee.
truntsn, oann luidle i'd MID in Strob unb
sinoe mid an"
vSduapS unb strob
@rennea Ii4terlot
Su1be -
Ct arI6te nit elmer @rimaIie uno Der.
idmano 3piiden ben Bdumen. SD iann
nod lange iiber oieie ldredlihe Gei1icbte
nah. Sn3miIhen ,par Die Sonne unters
9eeangsn uno Die Berge tparfen breite,
ounfle Shattsn in's Sbal. Gin GROCER
0a1tpoael itri6 serduidlos burd bic 2uft.
gs ountelte immer mebr unb Der Wiblbam
be9ann unbeimlih 3u raul9sn. Go mar
bobe 3eit sum aufbrnde.
Cine Wo4e mar ieit meinem Nusfluoe
nod benz 4euti6ahertbole peritri1en. So
lob ih zines Mbenos in Y6rti1ah anf Der
0erdnoa oes .Seebotel", bic unmittelbar
an bas SeeuTer it0bt. Bel 5aa bat man
bon bort einen prahtpotlen MusbIid Run
lag tiefe8 Dunfel nuf See uno 2anoihaft.
0loblitb bemerttsn einise @dite in mei-
ner ydbs einen belIen Wiberihein am buns
teln Nahtbimmel. Sener tpuroe immei
belIer uno r6ther uno NOR ienieits oesSee
oberbalb zines Bereeipiels, 3i bemerfsn
gs mar ieoenfalls Der IRefler zines 4ran'
bes. Mber no branate es =
slm nddften Sage fam Die Ranridt ibei
ben see, oaS Sans uno idmmtlihe Wirib
ihaftsgebdnbe oes Surialpirthes ie!en ein
AIhen6auIe, - er ieIbit ein Better ! - -
Das 6euer entitano in Der Sd5enne. Sr
Dranbihutte fanb man einen balbperfobl,
ten menihlihen 2eihnam. Mn Der sSels.
mailb, binter Der Shsune, lag cine oitI
Sagoioppe nit metalleneu, nit 5hiertDpfer
perBierten Gn6pfen. Mn oer Gelswonl
itano nit areioe aeinrieben:
Ser GaIot BON cooise!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-08-08
9eIeibiauna auf aIIs GdIIt,

U. rSerr, narum figiren sic meine
S4iueiter 10 iiiiperlhdmt e. -,-z-~..
y. SIT mir gar nid5t einaeFalei,.
Sbre JrduIsin S4peiter III mir tompIett
eIeihgiiltis 2"
u. voerr, tuie fann Sbnen uleine G9me.
ter sleihsiilti9 iein r.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-08-08

2aura, tpenn i'd lnenoIid,e WeItmeel
tpdre. unn idl idbe Io'n pdrden mie boS
BORT ouf mid losf0mmeu - Id ilpobe. pom
i'd iraulte mir uun riff aus.
RIapierfebrar: glan TrduIein.
mas lit fur ein unteri6ieb ob ib ein Gau~
3ss ooer bier Niertel ipieles
Gobnion (iih einn1ilheno) @ott,
mas fraeen Sie o'UfdoeI nadb's 6eindits
Wenn sic ipielen pier Yiertel, f6nnen Sie
nebmen bier Observation-Disclosures unb bas
ben mehr @euinnaance, ais msnn Gie
ipielen Elm @anaes
5iasfo MAIDEN. @ar Ulan6er.
utlder oies in Der Ebeaterlprdne beions
oers beliebie Wort ,sSiosfo@ hQuita braudbf.
lit bod duBer Stan0e. orfsuQeberi. fpohss
Is tomnit. Gin alter italieniId,er @pofts
eeIang liefert Die miinI6enswerthe Grfid. .
runa oes nunfegu Wprtes Sn SIorent
lebte Dor Sabren Elm beim Wub[ifnna iehr
beliebter 6outifer Jfamens BioutoIeli.
Frat er als gorletin aif, 10 mar fein
SaMptid1er3, lber eiilell teiiebigen Geaen.
ltaao, nelhen er IN Der 6dn6 bislt, @ibe
3n MAIDEN. Seoen 9benb pfIegte er nil
lelnem anoeren Obieft su er{heinen. Inn
Dem Yabl,fnm Mbwedielung our4 0ller-
hano gelprnd3ene nber Qe{ungene Mibe.
gBDrtiplele. Oumulheitsrl j,i 6ereiten. ur6
Die 3uborer. bersn 3ur9feu er
meiit sriinolidb 5u trIniittern uerifonD ,Iad5s
ten nab Seraen8Iiii. Mbsr e8 il
inlnter oatis 8eiOr9t, oo5 ,.6ie Ddunae nibt
| in ben Sinimsl padhIen. Ginlf ais 8idns
colell nit einer Jelof0f&e, Die, nil Gtxoh
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tSir bic sgDefiIi8en glatter.1
Wie man im Sont1ter
lebeil foil.

"How to live in SUMNER by Mrs. Amelia
Lewis. American News Co. Price 10 cents.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-08-08
Wannigfaltigcs.
Die fiuftiee aausfrau.

Wlutter Gin Der Riihe): .@eh, 2ieshen,
paid' mir einmal Die Beterliiie ab!"
So1ter: vWftt Geifes"
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3ur RaturIebre.

% gbeuarb. ueldp ent3iinbenber Oss
oanfe. lid 10 BON ben 5Iutben oeg uneno-
li&en g8eltmeeres umipislsn 3u laiien! -
4ber lag nal, mieio fdlt oenn Gbbe uni
8aoe5eit reielmdBia 5ulammeng'
sWtir iehr beireifiih. Denn Iiebite.
2aura, tpenn i'd nnenbIite WeItmeel
ndre. unn i'd, idbe ION pdrden uie oas
bort auf mid losfomnen - i'd ilcobe. po6
i'd iraulte mir uun riff aus. :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-19

The loser in = Mcrphis bet Is to stand
on his head dive minutes. in a public
square. with Garfield banner suspen.lc
from his feet.
In Oswcyo. y. Y.. Groceryman bet
his sore against neghhring meat
market that Hancock wculd lie elected.
On Wednesday morning ne tnrned oyrr
his wager like q man, but the butcher
declined to accept IT,
"A combination bet was made by ten
Democrats and ten Republicans in Hoa..
ton, Texas. The losers were 10 harnes,
themselves 10 q stage coach aud draw the
winners through the principal street. liz
both parties were some OF the foremost
men OF the city.
Geo. =. knowls, Of Racine. Wis. won
from Edwin ChiIds OF Dakota one Sec
tion OF good farm land, 10 acres. The
bet was $4,000 against certain describ-
ed section that New York State would
give Garfield from one to five thousand
Republican majority.
In Ogdensbnrg. Y. u, William Algcr
bet his momstache against A. "A. Bab-
cocks whiskers that Garfield would not
be elected. On Wednesday, morning ho
had his moustache cut of and sent to
Mr.. Babcock.
A wheelbarrow bet in baltimore af-
fcrded more amusement 10 the spectators
than had been expected. The loser was
annoyed. while wheeling the winner
over the stipulated route. Dy the taunf<
OF the latter, and followed mp the paw
ment Of the wager by whipping him
sonndiy.
Joseph 5. Miller and Henry Kleindi-
cnts Of Rochester, y. ". bet Oh the elec.
tion, the loser 10 walk block at noon.
attired II his wifc's night drcsa. Miller
lost. and at noon on Wednesday appear
ed and walked in Mrs. Miller's night
gown, followed by crowd of men and
boys
a Harrishnr. man was canght BY the
tricky offer Of wager that one city in
the United States Of over hundred
thousand inhabitants would not give five
hundred votes for Hancock. The stake
WAS supper for the ward campaign
club Of the winner. The city named
was Washington. where there Il no vo.-
ing for President at ail. The victim
said nothing. except to name tho tims
and place for the supper. On that oc.
casion the viands looked all right, and
were jnst III a. the written terms Of
the bet called for; hut they were found
TO be seasoned with snuff and other un-
palatablc Substances.
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mortgage, and Ford F'nss appointed 70
Sell. ma cause continued.
jo-- iIopf vs. y. hunkel ct al: dis
missed.
Motion - rcmovc N. Kiefcr A. guar
.ian of Helen HccNcr, stricken from
Bovkei
Il. caveuacr et Al, cx partc, partition
continued.
n. bncIart ys. A. Jung; judgment for
Sa4 IL.
=. 4 Garter n ~. -. Thos. III. Dillon
Judgment for $3.50 5b.
.iJHn " l.cmnrn vs.. John A. Harris
et al.: indgm,at fer Sia5O6.
Nosdyke. N0rnnn x CO. W. A. NJ
Anderson q al. stricken from docket.
,I0-l n ilallcr. ir vs.. X. II. /ahn ct al.
Judgment for %s2 eS
\. Rust, cxr. ". N. r. Tieman Ct al.
continued.
:. Crook vs.. GEO. Sclnaus ct al.
Judgment FOR Sis9 IS.
,Jus ScInriier ct a.. cx parte, parti-
lion: Martin i'rifsch appointed commits
sioncr 10 sell land and cause continued.
Henry seine | ys. A. y. liossmann
a. plaintiffs costs.
~'ste ex REL Mary II. Iox VI. u. r.
Alman.ion ct al; Judgment VI. Roai
xxx S79 5s aAi continued as 10 Elmon-
Sfub.
III. Huber vs. Geo. Huber; divorce; /;
dismissed AZ Defendants cnst. he agrcc-
in1 io pay her $40 in lieu uf all de-
n.Nnis against him.
l4nl KHnkcl vs. r. Herhir; libel
thauer VI venue from the jud4c granted.
snd causc continued.
III l:eckman W. >. A. Axe, ct al !; dis
missed.
James y. Millervs. +. N. Fisher; APP
peal vonfinned.
Town Of Jasper vs.. Chas. Kraus; Con-
iinueH.
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AfrrANf iar. sos.a lsSD.
The saddeSi woman ia this town.
= Mrs Capt. Xerxes Brown.
Iast Wednesday morn shetoss'd her hea.
And q her Capt. Ncrxcs said:
You rr"inlsel iro would buy mc. nrowt,
Ihis day gfo -r'in silken gown"
lle wildly droi 'ii- knife ana fork:
He'd pet on ilanrrrs snd New Yoski
Ard how aboui llrl winter bonnet
Withplufncs nni iel and bangles on it:'
lis cheeks heeatnc Of ashen hue:
He'd bet on Indiana. too!
And then thai nice new velvet sacque.
with lace all up the front and bsckv
llc quaiIed beneath her lurid glare.
And thonght Of death aud Delaware.
"And then those ploves. but stay, Il,
more;
lie. swooning, fcll uron tic aoor.
All. me 70 hear that woman tell,
You'd think the couutry'd gone to- well
No matter hnt in All ctr town
The saddest females rGmc * Brown.
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Emerson and His New Lecture.

One evening when Ralph Waldo En-
crscn was engaged in preparing his new
lecture. Mrs. Emerson, who hal that
moment n,ttoncd her finger while try
ing to drive nail with smoothing
iron, thrust her head into bis study and
said:
..Scc here. sir. want you 70 drop
that everlasting pen Of vcnrs for min
ute ~ two Al least, and 20 down TO the
grocery and gcl mackcrcl for break
fast"
my dear" replied Mr.. Emerson.
looking up from his work, ''my dear.
can't you 20? You sec I'm billed IN n
dozen places to deliver this lecture on
Memory and IL isn't half flashed yet"
"And that's what you call your infer
Ma, lecture Is ity' said Mrs. Emerson,
sharply. "A nice party you are TO de-
liver A lecture on Memory
Aud why not, my lovcl' said Mr..
Emerson, mcckly.
Nlon never 10 ont Of the horFc that
Won don't forget 70 put on your hat or
boots, aud you never take \ letter oi
mine to mail that you don't carry il In
your pocket for six months or year, rn-
lest happen % find IL sooner. During
tlsc past thirty days you have carried out
of Till house and forgot to bring back no
lcSs than sevcnty-fvc or eighty umbrel-
ln~ anil you know yourself Tie last timc
you went TO church you took ont your
false teeth, because r. von sail. they
hart your corns, and came away and lcft
them III The seat say voR are nice
mRu to talk toa cultured sndicnre on
Memory AMI IL YOU don't trot right oil
to the grocery III expose yon before
ynurc ventv-tour hnnrs Cider
Mn Emerson started on = jump for ths
grocery, AMI when he got there Nc
conlln't for lie life of him recnlleol
What Ne had come for.-Ncw Bedford
Mercury.
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New Yprk Sun.
"What 4 revival we shall have.n cx-
claims the Methodist, III the thousands
~ Christian men who have gone zeal
ously intc this political campaign will
give the same time. sympathy. zeal. TO
labor for the salvation Of sonIs
What q revival Of genuine Christi
anity VIC should have. VIC NAV add, IL
tile same brotherhood Of humanity was
manifested in tho church rs that which
common danger sometimes leads men to
display. When the steamer Vera Cruz
was 10 about by the waves. and
blown hiiher and fhisher by the fierce
winds, ruddcrlcss ship doomed 10 sink.
and the chance OF escape for any seemed
utterly gone. the passengers and crew
were simply men and wcinen, human
beings, struggling together against fate.
Tiay were all on level, and every one
spoke 10 the other without regard 20
previous acquaintance or 10 artificial
social distinctions. II was ono family.
aad equality prevailed among them.
The Church teaches that the whole
human race are IN peril inconeeivably
more terrible than that ofdrowning and
Vet do we see among It's members any
such exhibition Of the brotherhood Of
humanity tanghtb by Christy
When Paris was besirged hy the Ger
mans. the inhabitants moved through
the streets overcome with shame and
dread. Famine was impending. surren
der was inevitable, and destruction seem
cd.probabIc. Ii was q common X !. mi
ty and as men and women m-f thry
spoke aud questioned one another re-
gnrdin0 the situation, not minding social
convcmii0nality. They were brothers
aud sisters III trouble and in danger, and
there was no need of etiquette. II was
TOO artificial thing for tho emergency.
Human sympathy was what they wanted
and they were not particular u notice
the dress OF tine brother human being
who gave IT,
The worst fate which might have be-
fallen the inhabitants OF Paris would
have been happiness compared with that
which hangs over men according to the
teachings OF the Church. And yet Chris
tian society goes on as IL the prime OBJ
iect n life was for each to ret the better
OF the other.
Dnrirg tho war Of the rebellion men
WoNid -&aiH III NioNNS ptfoIt Aic bHlItttl
hnaris Of the newspapers. and without
whether they had a.nt before
Or how they stood with reference to each
other socially. shey would exchange con-
rra;nlations over victory, or share their
sorrow over defeat. They were too
much III earnest TO pay heed TO such
minor things.
When tho Church il likewise IN earn
est. when II. theory Of common brother
hood i, III truth realized. when all il
members actually believe that salvation
II u he obtained only through its teach
ings. them we Shall have the revival of
genuine Christianity Of which our Meth
olist contemporary speaks. But Il will
not come until then, nor, indeed. nniil
then shall we know what Christianity IS
In practice. Who can gainsay that.
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~" iNlh SUI
pr Talmage. Yesterday morning
preached on Modern Methods Of Edu-
eating Children lie spoke ofthe un-
necessarily long hours ~ study leading to
ilhealth. be said: There are many
schools ia this country that are prcpar.
ing the men and woman OF the future
where the preparation Il 50 severe that
hy the time the education Is flushed the
child Is finished. There are tens ofthous-
ands Of children educated into imbecility,
50 thatnex door 20 many Of these estab-
iishmcnts they onght 10 have asylums.
The effort is 10 push. crowd. cram, stuff,
and Jam until the child's intellect Is bewil
dcrcd, AMI health gone. and memory
wrc kcl. There are girls Of 10 studying al
gehra, and boys OF 10 studying trigonom-
etry. and delicate children battling with
the Greek lexicon and then the doctor Is
called in and medicine is administered.
will tell yon what il the matter. They
are finishing their education. laugh.
teri There are children who rule ia
family. Their high chairs are the thrones.
and their rasIles are the scepfres. aud
they make up parliament where father
and mother have no vote. I.aughter.l
They grow np to be miscreants The
boys call their fathers '.the old nan" and
"thc GOVERNOR aud the mother is called
''the old woman" (Iaughter.) Such chill
drcn never learn 70 respect authority.
On the other hand, too great rigor must
I've avoided. We must remember that
when we were children we were not all
little Samuels. Usaughter.l Our parents
were not fearful lest they could not
bring us up bccarsc OF onr premature
goodness. (Langhtcr.) fon can't scoll
or pound your children into nobility Of
character. The bloom Of childish
heart can never be soon in coll dizzls.'
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rr'crsinrc rsmeeFat.
"A r. Case i n bc deputy Treasurer
understand ,hGt small force Of
hrnd- " ut work on our railroad this
4if'a of Washington.
Ihr lftmarrat coffin IN the lat issue
M fi,e itelanl Argus looks a. mnch like
a buN-tro1 as = caskct. The Ingenious
mechanic who wrought this li'ilr orna-
meri fpr BrA Palmers pleasure certain
iv ala il with gsubbilg hoe. and was
Blind drunk on SHOTGUN whisky be-
sides
NF M ". Gosnaun. clerk of hnhais
reMniy. PASSED through Petersburg Inst
ifiAv an hiS ay ~ Nincennes. Pete
IN -naii Va snrr bni he has about as
muth mans pluck aud Democracy ia
HIM ns y. Ir WAS i giant.
a political n0s asspilcd the house Or
JnMn i9rjarnett, in Logan township. one
n;rhi lN~t week Amer calling him a
r,alel atrl every otter hard name they
rutls ry inrir tongues M. they were
r naip. M dcpart ry the smell of
nifa5 rowNcr.
Monday might last ono ofihc prisoners
in our iail concluded Ia mako his escape
Atlcr removing sntcn iron bars from the
MiNdpm. hc WINS thcn so certain Of tbs
escape tliii hc wrote x note saying, that
'.thpy inixhf as welt lonk inr a needle III
"A nay-siarA. as 40 try ~ ana him. lie
in di~rnbe AWd escr ilirawing biz
elnllirS ont ftr hnlr a. sgc ground
iecdea NJ crswl through The hole
wn> 100 snt,l so pa MA shoulders aud
tnere hr stuck being unable t. get
hark III iall On nni M II. lie gave the
anim and was sn1n released. His name
Nm lMArIAs AoLlamakcr.
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AN ISnELInLE I~K.--Thc commonly
used silver combinations are apt 70 Weld
70 the action Of chlcrinatci compounds
now 20 frequently employed IN washing.
a much mora stable preparation i intde
lsavs correspondent &c the rharusceu-
teal .Jonrnalh according 70 the follow
Tag formula: Phosphate manganese ono
ounce. mnriatic acil two ounces, antra-
Gene fnnr lrnchms. chromstc Of posassia
two drachme. water two drachms, suf-
ilcicnt gum arabic. Dissolve The phos-
phato oF magancSe In the muriatic acid,
10 the ISOLATION adj tie anthracene and
Ithn hichromaic. dissolved IN the water,
apt lastly, enough gum arabic 20 thicken
che liquor. This ink can be used With
any pen.
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l.AwyEE KnA1hKY arguing in ai-
vorrn ~uit al Nrw DnlraAs, held that q
husband hai 4 legal right 10 make his
wife stand In corner with spring
rlnthrs pin on her nose. III such mild
mrans nf compelling oheaicncc hre for
hilaen be Said. .wliat u "a become Of
ihn ha-hlNli's authority A. master Of his
n"
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scott county. Mr.. Eaglish'S native
rlace. vavc ilancocS jnst s2s majority.
Will thn Republicans show clnse why
this does nol mean something,
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telegram FROM indianapolis cor
Trims the fol.nwing truthful compliment
M Democrats management of state af-
laifs
what eyer mny he said rcSnccting
tinv. Williams personal appearance, II
ran noi W. raii. Via that his administers
lion. On tie whole. has hccn one OF the
most satisfactory Ill the history Of Indi-
pnn. II haS bcon FIRE from scandal and
ihe financial record u coed. The State
mcnt cf State Treasurer Fleming FIR Tie
liSral year inst closed makes 1. crcditahIc
showing. The total receipts were SL-
GS1.l7O disbursements SSsS8,O6 Gcn-
cra fund receipts. si.f7160a: disbuisc-
mcnts, $ilaa.2sa. Tho Stttc prisons
ma rcfo'maiorv institutions have paid
into ok treasury more than they have
drawn out, and All of thcm arc NOW ~
good condition, % iar ns builAiar~ and
applilnces arc concerned WI q. Foley.
who has been chief derrty treasurer ior
six wears, saws tie iinsnrial condition ~
Indiana was never better than NOW. He
ihinks The nSsr~sinrm can he reduced ~
per rrry.anl There Will l3asutaricnt reve-
nurS NJ meet tho dnmanA ~ pay of The
hhnacd Indebtedness as fast ~ y fails
due.
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.r.,tsnrp EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, m
CLEMEN DOANE.

OFFICE. COURIER BuILprse on
wrsr Slxrn STREET.
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An Irish Judge TINS sentenced rris-
oncr: .lonare 10 be hanged and nc.,e
Il ~il prove warning ~ YOU
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