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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18


d There i great deaf 0f nonsense falk-
'lsn ,, npou' me lying done by lawyers
tevpif hre more like sheep illan most ~
IVY would like " admit. Ii bccomos tlsn
custom FQ accuse certain class of nrn
AZ n 4 certain trait, ana NJ onco no peosln.
i'ke sheep, follow their leader.
inefe ~ no class OF non Who ser ,s.oyn
loi me seamy side of lite. cxcopf ,.9.ha.,~
editors, than lawyers do. and ihore M ,,o
class of men more truthful. This II
partly because Tie profession generally, n
composed of gente enen and partly from
force OF circumstances.
"A lawyer cAnnot tic II ne wants ~
IN 'nis respect Ne resembles George
Washington and differs from Mart
twain. Suppose a lawyer started ont "
te 'o lhiy how long NJ Would Il be before
tne eminent c9unSeIv OH the other siae
"ua'd slQp 'ilm. Do moi Do So simple az
~ luN9lne THAT law ycl IN g0inr fo iet n
|F1yai lawyer lle about his client.
linen there y the Judge. who Is 4 sort
~ guardian angel over both sides. ana w
is not very safe to 40 much iNinc bnfora
4 Judge who knows the truth ii liz usat-
Ihc story about the man WHO xasash
az by tle lawyer III that was I'M f,,,tI, ~
The ease and who Answered .sthat:s tes
.fu'h ! expect You NJ pnl III the lies.
~ "'it,ei IN Ihe Profession. There "A not
pnc client IN ten tAat Xill honestly seii
.A"yer 'he Whole truth. The fact that
.aWNrr viii readily take either siac ~
lsNy case A given ia evidence that tie
'F.,ernily N RECKLESS with the truth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

1 kNUImErCIII.I
II is large, square room on the sonth
side of the mansion, about midway IN the
wide hall that serves as . sort Of sitting
end reception room for the presidents
family. rs three windows overlook the
flower garden and lawn in The rear 3 TIA
unfinished Washington monument and
ague-breeding "kidweII Bottom be-
yond. and the historic Potomac diyiljnO
the District from The Virginia hills Tbe
room IN sunny one. made more cheerful
~ 4 bright. Administer Garnet. anI
window drapinx 10 correspond. ara v
Muoh tire IN u wide oil-iashioned rrats
Wll|i eiistcring brass and irons ana icn-
ders.
There are appropriate manicl orna-
Menis and little MUMAnly frinkcts sra,-
tered about, and TWO or three handsome
Turkish lNlgs before The bcd and sot.,x
Deside ihe rocker where thp dear ola
iaoy siN With her knitting. III muses
Apun ihF elieckered career If son James
N beautiful white bear-skin. with fnr
lineer long. uncu which rests her feei.
io have her home in the White house.
ihe most honored iiyorc within tx wailS.
y certainly Il great change from other
AhAs Niihln hcrremcmbrancc when lcffa X
widow ia straiirhed circumstances. xhn
washed aud cooked. and toiled ma saved
hat her children might he cdncatoa
ier sialwart fon, who over Thirty xcars
leo grew 30 tai! lhat shc conlI watk
indes his oulslrtleiled arm without
'iooping s'il deiers ~ her sliehtesilwi.h
Aiill tAu same obedience that IL rendered
N lien bow.
ficrs ms always been the post or honor
n ihe Generals table. No matter what
distinguished guests arc present slie i. in-
'aliably served iirsi. "A swcctcr picture
lhs seldom been seen than this li,tIs
Fhlie-halrea matron made. whose head
'arcly reaches her sous elbow, when shc
anne proudly forward with tears III her
yfs to No the iirSt 70 receive him IL hc
Inferred fhc executive mansion. President
n lle LniIed states. escorted thithcr
NJ t'c grandcst civil aud military display
liat Washington has ever witnessed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18


frem tAs shAunt,losn Ncws
Ahoutihe year 1879 young man. wit
intelligence and rlNof il hls mannc,
eame lnio The Ml. Vernon News once.
'pcn being the properly nr lhr nicsan
lFublikhtr of The shawnee News. IN,
Iaun0uneed that himself al.d partneI
lNpull af once open store IA shc room
below us, and that they wanted ~ con.
tract Tor three columns l0r twelve
months. The contract was made and
lcarricd out. Large numbers of local.
were also handed ~ during The wear. a.,.l
1--WE printed for the house in thaf i;nc
perhaps 5000 bills. n cleared over live
Thousand ao.laas tile FIRST year. Remain
ing IA business lhcre fur lwo or ihrcn
years aiiefwari The same policy of ex-
ienfiyc advertising was adhered to. nnE
increased. AS "a result, fle capilo! acn.,-
iMulhicd grew too large i0f tlse town. ana
The parties lcll. One went to Seaasfa
MO-, where he engaged in All extensive
A9N profitable business I'he0lIier oman
/ ea feIAll ''ry sopl hcnse iu St Louis.
Maffe n'n business has inre hrfn aron :
ing rapidly NAlia in St. louis lnst
week We called as lbe div goods house of
Va A'i1fni. ii'e young inan eiIrrAd Is All
,he fDNnenceMeni Of this item. I'LL
looked inside like huge festival. fair. ~.
something where n crowd hid fempor-
army gathered. Sixiy-ilve cxnefitnren
aNa gep'lemanly clerk anH eighteen la-
AieS were brklnd TIE counters. I'm ht,.v'
As bees selling, while fifteen cashiers ar...
regularly employed ID attend il!e books
~ II Eoes nty after dav. and vaar III
Near. Anyent II one oflI largest ,.ex "
Ntper advertisers IN ~ Louis. ana NV =
tn&t money expended or invested III M.
played newspaper advertising alva,x
4iYes him quicker aEA larger return
InAn any other outlay Ieran make HID
fe hqeA rennv wise and rrond focliSh.
~ oia foEs si-in-ninf. he wanll donbt-
iess to-day have been ouf N business and
Nni of mor@v, N III best running slow
cnAch in = country f0nn. thanking Nh 4
Stars If his income fui.ishea enonrh forl
oruinary support. The day il past when
any great fortune can be made in business
without advertising. and the man that
favertises largely and persistcntly willl
eFHpfnally get the most desirable class oil
PATRONAGE and the greater portion ofI
'fRue. let nm excursion be announced. L
apn 70 ihls day Nugenl i the first man
m uerN: With 2 mammoth advertisement
"A re M Vernon papers inviting his II
lid friends around when they come 10 Ii
lf CITY, ami he renps rich harvest "
Hereby. This i one instance only.
ihe -. Louis papers are packed anal
'wellei NJ douhlrthpir proportions N cat. /,
N every saturday hy h0lA and nasAivelt
advertisements from the bnSt shrcw.ic3f ,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

Won venture 10 say Tint every mcm-
bcr of t!.c lndlana Legislature. III either
House or senate, who voted against tho
Woman's suffrage bill II either cr,lsty
ola bachelor or AZ - Internal ugly .lnt
thn women Shun him Nm chicken would
q hawk lbrandsivW Mouity,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18


m tfnrsa sttsg 9prnzi
'o Ar,e''' M nv' " AsAsn, 'nAt y tli'
: |. ,t',n.s'v' as,,'..
'''''''' Nr os''ef i'' 'he sfhooi 70 snici
IN ''o''~ ~'''' NN'A1i ~ ivhE dozen
soA.NS S7tNfs.
MN w .. '.nF nP arms against seq O
'spnR'.''
''o ..'n''' .'''.' '''s enu 'nem 10 Love
NV 'RA
-nv '~,,'e' "Au py marrying io sAy We
vnu
\ /. "1 hrA -Arnc A'n t'NnRa'.N petty
i.,.. '!9''s''ss . .',
N ''''a 'f'isNe1s Aie ileif TO- ~ HoMsnu.r NJ
". '
~ ~ ' ~ "'s''sn' IN i2Fe'--'o
Attfs :-
h \ ''.A.' M .' peFcpance nance, ~ pe miserable +;
r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

Tllc Nofihern Electric Light company
proposes oilInmlnaiu thn capitol and ,hc
whulc riiyni IN aShin4t0n AK x fatc euriv.
aleht N an ufer ofa ghs company to sun.
ply 2vR.utw street. lamps ana fixtures 4.
&l,s7 apiece aMd frep ihem lighted every
might n thc Year * thirty cents cAols Ala.
nuaiy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

llic stare ~ Arkansas thai was. Has ~
s0lnnn legislative deeFre ceased Ks bc.
and becomes shr state " Arkansaw lhal
NM 'hH iinAl MiYcs place to final M.
lhe legislature. while ab0ul N. mioht as
wei. have adopted thr phonetic sYsltm
and dropped the and lct w alone.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

- Galveston widow isabout N mar
Ery her iltth husband. Hcpastor rcbnkcd
hcr sor contemplating nntrimony NJ
spon aNain. Wei. Just MAnt you to
understand. 1t lhc Lord Keeps on taxing
them wiA tuo. MAY iIic spirited reply
--i Galveston News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

There WINS man IN our town and
hc wa Mondrons Wise whenever X,
had goods N Se!l. Nh straight did adver.
use; and when hc found his goods were
gone. with Al li4 might and main. M
hutrlcd ~ Anc.hcr lot and advertised
again.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

(" WE irsisi. says tllr elisnr ofthc M.
iilonal JnArnal of Education. lha' the
ponplr cFiKra grehi tlNAI mere fnr NJ
Moncs lNSA Ihry hive reason lo rxrcrt.
llom illc small sum they are Wiling IL
may ihe average teacher. we recently
visited \ portion III hHM Inr.and. ccle-
|bfaifd as thc birthplace ot tAlI-A.lnxcn
ot the AreAi American characters III llie
2Hsi haIf eentAFA. nnA noble women HUI
IA few Yet sLtSc towns arc arinailx
paying, to-aay smaller wages Iur ,ilc
Teachers uf their district schools Than afe
l'tMnnata IN ordinary servant girls MIA
|y0mng women WHO cbt nstl make dre~ rs
in thA suburban towns III BUslun. VIZ
|sfe xlAl t0 know that faithful servants n
aua women, who live by tbr labor oi
sheir hands. are we'll paid. I,nt al lonu
As superior Young women III New Ing
NAnd Atc expected ID teach school oil ssar.
va'lon wages. the people have 10 reason
~ expect that broad gauge educational
iiaiii cist te rnn on narrow gauge track
laid by i!Mif own indifference and lictf,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

Congress has passed special act plac-
Tn Mr.. Elizabeth Upright. of Rocklanii.
iowa. On The pension rolls, because me
lind eleven sVMS III the Federal army.
There N 10 other instance III the country
of mother having eleven sons i'll lho
army Washington special.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

Freddie went "a 4 funeral. When Tia
returned his mother asked where ms
text was. Ho couldn't .s.. where IL was
but ~ knew vnnt ii was, and he repeat
cd n. Hes dead. and they went up TITO
road" The text WAs, MAN gDeth Il his
long home and the mourncrs ~ about
tho street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18
The Cultivation of sight. Or s...yc
Memory

GF--7'I -- .,--l---.-- -1'
''S ''1os' s'i'po'' *iiA ri
,,, .''s ~s sN"sss' nS FfMpetis
WIN 1ss sa Hoa'nso''nn \. M'Aa the
'.'',' '.... ''''',sA hs apesiAils1'' tna1
INV Y. ,4&R sAAe 'a'.l rs saNea IN
w .''u y .'9Ae. A NF careless oh-
NV. NM, ''1s .'e''ke 'ne n'Ane1s POSI-
Nm ''1,'' .''r fs.'se IN sinn' i.sf'-
i,.. f,:s '''''' ''r e'1As.s Ano'.#u
,,.''' ',''' VI NV M W 4 ~'s.s''4' '.pl 'sRsripN
'''''.'' ,''f '.A4s',NAi~N ~ RaNN
/. nv a.0.,'' n o''','1''' IA N. IN NJ t'
'.@ -s'h @.'nA A&N h fNfs Nge tANf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

~ The expense of The White House nnsi
its occupants lat Year WA Slly.pai. w
which tllc fscsisltnls salary Was $5v,tt@.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

is said lint tile word siicll" ii cx
plunged it0m the revised edition oi thl
New Testament anl tho word AIlades'
substituted II strikes ~. however. lin
Al any one honli hc 20 unfortunate aS \.
Ert there. lic difference ut name viii no
bc An imr oymcnl on thc situation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

Afa Lnclnre. The other Might. Tie TAX
|trTcr hHH Veeaslpn 70 speak of ihe kfyl
ihc Turk have oi shaving NE llead M
but tnIi oftop which. he said. uas prob
ablv ieit i0 assist tlAe rcAnirecsi0n auwr
iN bringing them up AZ lle laAt .laN
Johnny Looked np AZ The smooth shins
head of lliS father. and tl.en whispered
~ MI mother: "Fap wont have ans
Kind ofa chance. viii he.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24


Take dis III time, you VIII suffer less and be
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After suffering tortures from bilious collie two OF your
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24
SAFETY NITRO.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24
the GREAT ENGLISH REMED|

Is never.failine cure for ner
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sitVde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness OF
vision, Eoises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
;. diSnnSnS fhat lcad tc incnnit,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24

Telegraph Cigar Store ormsby Building sCarson
Carson,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24

and death
Dr. MINTIE will arree to forfeit Five Hundred
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cure for anything impure injurious found in it. DR.
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the quantity $1,000; sent any address upon receipt
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IL Kearney Street, San Francisco. Cal.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH.
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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-08-31
NpEYsIaazpeE Essssss.
Hereis how ]afosttar Journalist puts

Hereis how mother Journalist puts ii:
We presume tAn1 ON people thjnk news
paper mtA aIc persistent duDs; lit Il farmer
place Himself IL . similar position and sec If
he would not % the same. Suppose that he
raises enc thousand bushels of wheat, and
his Aeiglbor should come and buy \ husI!cl,
aad iht price was only . small SUM of two
dollars, Or less, and the neighbor s.ya, VI
Will pay you tile amount in i few days" a.
The farmer does net want to be small about
The ]na&tter, he says I'll right.
Another comes il the same way, uatil tbs
whole Of The one thousand bushels, Of Ahfas
ere trusted out t. one thousand different per
sons, and not oneof the purchasers concerns
himself about il, tor it il i small amount liz
owes the farmer, and of coutse that would
moi. help him any.
lie does 1lot. realize that t1e farmer ilas
Uttered away lis large crop oE wheat, lid
tibet its value u due Id N Thousand liEtl. ,I3;i-
lats, ana that he j. seriously embarrassed lii
fls business because his debtors treat ii IS 4
little matter. But il all would spay promptly.
which they could dc us we'll as NOT. /, would
be o very large amount 20 the farmer. aud
enable him to carry m his business gyiiaanl
difficulty. Ihe above comparison istoo trae
OF the difficulties that tue newsDanee ~ An
las 10 contend with,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-08-31
rT,04gIEG FAECIEs,

.. rT;1ATIMG FAMILIES, ~
-
A scientific editor exclai1is: "Wlat shall
We drink r. lie might "@lt lh'il solieoooJ
80 p''4 aR "
lhA array worm gtit as fhr as Boston Nflsh
n Miss vituatYrglasses called lt W ns,Il5hl
name. iGimmediate.y laid down anu ulet.
,4.a :, fr,n, n, dinner re-.
Jones, 27.'I95 w =. = t;5 = IL ndiady tbat
ha"tASu 80 . az, s~orrti;, On the tai,je cold
EXCEPT the ice-creBnl
49, O., .aro nd . ,,.obelo, until he.
Daah 0'@4le5 i0l1@SLoe = - 49, -, osne
was ~ 1iL'S' -AHIlony 9 - IT, ,a;r,-
HAlisGe lS--bet Ht ~ ~ +ats17 = p@+A
fol sNPJEcI. @ '4.
This ID latest Wsstera totA o4z stylt1g e
man WAs L24useo: : =; ! ,ra,tartv-nnIa.
GAYsth Dy 2 l"igens,on III, = ,inA 1nIafl farI,, irt,
s's ~ J1!'p : H., ), : a-.s
tA3 ? Fee' 'HoSSds94''' 4
''All aboard. Keep IN yonF fee'! sho2ts
tue conduetor, as the train Starts from y.
Louis, Bat II spite OF this inlHnelloa. a1
e!ephah on" mjnSI,w 10 eIn4sh tie frst BRIDE
t5ot c a." " IN the wav, LII
81 " '~'
The latest adYlcfs ifohl 1Ac &c." ~ -
lands report lL.at ia5 IAYa 1iio"A ,loli 9ila-
~ i1Da IS Likely 81 d4siE"y = poEllon II LII
town aad haIa4f or iftin.- Shhs y Pay ~ \.
atlo, but IL u aopeta SJac& Eng sne ss3aAo
A"' ~
On a Coney islsaEo Tt1Gaaa' ah@ 3oieI Jay,
300 u more bfooktyn gentlemen were 9EStii-
ending with 40 maay EEooAiya iadiss Wheil
s0lae "tg yelled, "Iso9A OFT! your SSlfes
coming!' Thirteen couples continued their
promenade Inc others gao afoui1 Tag oaGk
way and took ine llist tia}n home.
..y3p sin on voor horse 1.-The i butcher
s.:a = r,er4 yon.1.z Ffj.,. Wu., ;1An4,.,Ie.l Il,
IS. M yGytl nuIs0I97 F.a y~e,sI.z1rl [; .ey,i1r,rui wlD
,gasa aorie.yha S1s.tt s44tn 3ee ..Tti II t~.igaEY
,,r,r.ITir J, rnnl,43 fsts. fjt7 ya,r;T.r. yiI}, I.
rr,l, ant;la. ,5it IL fy4t4lsn All 54ty ne Ib.va
42 ~" f,r 81 ",nrg ,s*iS", =, ill., araYua,ar !
j. N,rwie. ca,}aya who Esd i act cat5that
baG 0rtmn I,r,,;3sss@ from a.s.ar,i yfr.nrie
Gtv n,fs i, ,11f ~ ~ n,i-tr,r. bv iha as5enny
~ 9cbinrof}rta Pn.y Enr;ed ii il Inc r,ra4IJ,
INA nIa,,tsG 81 roepE,5t=h over id 7.,n.ins r,,a
nryt maruing II nuDes red ri The door ia he
lnt IN aud rTJ ne r~ns4l,1sh nodtr liz arm,
tijtd-" fAp5a, y Il NICE - Aase remarks
aDout peoples aIess F4p+--" FYb!f, Ger
tttlh!1 nnT, darling what an NHA AsiS that
ipf?2s h1iih-'Nothlog, papa, mamma
sSld ny dress was A#tutly st@Do}, n''a won.
aeree Why papa h4gnSt nolicea il ionga&go.'
4ilte h"d inc eooas 1oF s ne" one TIC very
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-08-31
sEss age :saea

George 4, 81 journey III Hanover,
stopped At VIIIags il Holland, and while
the horses were getting ready lle asked for
twoor. three eggs, s@siaisls were brought II
him and charged 300 farins. Eggs must
pc very scarce III tIsia place. Pardon me, I
said The host, eggs are plentiful enough,
ASk Mugs ire scarce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29

fitting vim We know that the governor
in view Of the fact that
tho sixteenth and seyenteenth
legislatures unaffected So little interest in
the organization ofs state militia, ia 10th 20
take any steps ia the matter, and we appre-
ci'ie that feeling, but we can and do differ
with bin 10 the premises. Ii wa may Re
permitted 20 do so, we would respectfully
suggest that BIO hll the vacancy in the ms jor
genessihip, selecting gentleman who,
knowing how intelis-ntly to do it, will
arouse an enthusiasm among the compsnies
already organized 10 the state. that will
have tendency 20 influence others 10 form
companies, and who, taking advantage of
this, will exert himSelf 10 have other
companies formed hero and there through
out tho state Every town in TeIM of one
thousand inhabitants ought to have n voun
teer military company, and we belisve that II
rroper effort WAS made fully one half the
towns in the stats Of that siZe would have
them. This would give the state a hand
some quota OF volunteer militia and with
out tho states being at dollar Of expense.
There nr9 numerous contingencies within
the range Of possibility which might make
an efficient military organization most
necessary. We are not of those who
bsieve tho state ought TO goinio any heavy
expense for the support of militia, bu. We
do believe there ought to be militia law
passed which will effect thorough orgsni-
ztion Of Shis kind, and it can be done with
out costing tho state q single cent, without
costing . tngle citizen moro than nomi
nal amount, say one dollar per snnum fol
those who do not desire TO train. A sun
provided in this way, completed with th'
appropriation that congress will undoubt
edy maxi, will furnish fund ample for al
the purposes the volunteer militi'
will ask for money and 1t will
provide sum that will give
to Texas Atty or sixty No. volunteer
companies, thus forming militia organizs
ton subject to the call and demands OF tht
a's'e in any emergency that will be adequate
eLhur in itself or as nucleus to build on lo
almost any contingency. In view oftheso fact
We think tho governor should do what he csr
to further tho movement and to awaken II
Tbs minds of the people al interest in ,hit
matter, in some wise vt least commensurate,
V1.h lite importance, and the first s,ep to take
ID TO give tho bricsdes already formed ma
iOr>general.