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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

Mr.. Frank Baily, Of Galesburg, ILL.,,
has been in Bellefonie for a number Of
days on a visit TO his father, Mr.. w. d.
Bailey, foreman Of the DEMocRAT Office.
Mr.. Bailey was the editor Of the Centre
Herald during its existence and in that
connection made many friends in our
county. He is at present engaged in the
mercantile business, in which We have no
doubt he finds more ready cash than In
publishing = Newspaper. He came east on
business and is accompanied by his wife.
They have received cordial greetings from
their friends. Together they made pleas
ant call upon the DEMOCRAT. They re-
turn No their home with the good wishes
of every one for their future prosperity.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

In the selection Of heating stove
there are several qualifications that are
essential, among which are economy in
the use Of fuel, proper radiation of heat
and quality and strength Of material and
construction. All these essentials, together
with beautiful and elaborate finish, are
combined in the "Crowning Glory This
beautiful stove has a front heater, the
diving fue being in front Of the stove and
not in the rear as in other base burners.
BY calling at Wilson, McFarlane & Cos
you can thoroughly examine this new
departure in stoves.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

NorIcE-our customers aud friends hereby no
tihed that store will be closed Saturday, Sep
tember "A, 1t being the jewish New Year, and on
Monday, October g. Day Of Alonement, until o'clock
n. Of each day. s.&A. LOEB.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

LodAx CxMKNT.--Thc retail price fcr
LoaAS CEMENT on and after This date
May 2, 1881, will be two dollars per
barrel and no charge for bags or barrels.
Il X Hfrxa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

To ouR PATRoSs.-0ur store will be closed from
Friday evening, September % to Saturday evening
September q, il being RosH H.sHoSa, or jewish New
Year Respectfully, BAULAND NEWMAN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
MARRIAGES.

HOOVER -NuHi.Efs s--0n ne 90 Instant. Il lss q.
= chafsh, - Res. !. ,. Tailszaa. NJ E mssrsz.
= Uniensille. and Aasa n. & Mefisy. = JmlkAn.
KUNrkuN-snk AZ the resfazncs Of the Parents
= III III 3 iesar1 esrctf ihe sih laslsha
p #zss 1T, NJ, WElHsfd Il hMMz
- e = 50 - = Hlsis. Il - plass
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

We have Just opened new line Of
ladies hats and millinery for fall wear.
Lyon & CO.. one price store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

Just opening out, big stock Of faIl
suits for children. boys and men. II win
par ycu 70 ZEE onr stock before buying
elsewhere. Lyon > c. 4 enc price ztsses.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

CoRKEsrospEScK containing important news, solicit
ed from any part of the county. No commune alton
inserted unless accompanied by the real Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

The material for sailings at the Phil
sdslphia Branch clothing store vill please
all. Try them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

For clothing Of any description, gcn-
slsnen viii DO veil % visit the Philadel-
phia Branch clothing store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

Clothing during the Summer months.
2s-f MONTGOMERY a Co, Tailors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

We have just received the largest
stock Of mems and boYs' hats for the fall
trade. Lyon 4 Co.'S one price store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

Pleasant Gap was the scene Of an
exceedingly interesting and delightful oc-
currence on Thursday morning Of last
week, when Mr., james Dolan, Of Lemont,
was united in marriage 10 Miss Mary
Flory, the attractive daughter OF Mr..
Joseph Flory, Of that place. Rev. Yu,zy
performed the ceremony. In the evening
a reception was given at the residence of
the brides father, where the happy pair
received the congratulations of their
friends and partook of sumptuous repast.
We wish them future of much happi.
ness.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

That perfect baking and cooking
stove, the Pioneer" Is for sale only by
Wilson, McFarlane * Co. All superauous
ornamentation has been dispensed with to
secure hrst-clAss kitchen stove. For
weight, strength and durability it cannot
be surpassed. In purchasing this stove
you are not paying for nickel trimmings
and beautiful finish, but you are getting
what is far better and what you need in a
cook stove-a good, reliable baker and
cook.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-03
SALOON PETITION
To the Hon. Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Grenada

To the Hon. Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Grenada =
Conference.-The undersigned citizens
and voters of Grenada, would respectful
ly represent to your Honorable body
that M. w. Rose being a sober and dis
crete person, is a suitable one to retail
spirituous and vinous liquos in less guam
titles than one pint and ask that license
be granted hipa accordingly, upon his
complying with the statute in such.cases
made and provided. Said business to be
carried on within the limits of your cor
poration.
JB Townsend, J c Furguson, J Z
Hughes, O. Nsnce, w R Parks, Tom
Britton, G W Lake, Morgan McAfee, &
w Furguson, R L Jones, J B Snider L
Bodenheimer, J NJ Bishop, M Taught, T
j Heath, j Greenhaw, w w Town
send, Andy Thomas, w N Pass, T G
Burlington, w A Belew, G w Doherty,J
w Buchanan, Max Ginsburger, S M
Black, R Crawford, A Wachtel, WHall
W B Davis, G Y Freeman, B T Thomas,
AYR Thomas Joe Rubel Chas Sterile n
Hahor r II Gordon 7 + Sbanklp 7
Ransom W p Furpuson. A Fl Whitfield
s D parks W + Smith. Gus Wolfe. Saml
Iadd nth WRIGHT + s Moornan. EF
Wolfe G. TeAore T w Heath s A La
cock & r. Wood Walter Wolfe D r Nc
Henry, J G Hubert, W L Biddings, W G
McGhee I S Parker, D L Lacock, NJ J
French. Mack Krayner. JT Obenchain.
Jas B Lake Jr, R H1phgate, J M Hearne,
il Lilly, b A Melton, J J Slack, J B
Crowder y G Walthall, RN Hall. Sam
Laurence, B G Adams, NJ Hairston, B G
Adams IT.. J II Dulin. w S Ingram, + G
Carson, R Carl, JAS II Thomas, Jno B
LONG 4 G Ingram. IL Branum. G A
Pardun IT. Tanhoozor. John Greinpr. L
w Andrews. W S Hall, w s Lanpsford,
W II Fix-Gerald, J W Grifis,E c Lamb
A F Ball J Calm d B Gillespie, | S Par
ker Jr, = Calm. f A Belew, | David JIG
Weeks, BC Curinpton, J p Curinpton. J
G NJ Bnaaloe Edgar Sykes, D P Will
liams, r W Jones Jr, s B Smith, JJGage
M K Mister Sr. w G Brown. J M DUFFY,
J A Stevens. L Weeks, Jno Burke, P P
Wilson, Jno Arndale. P w PEOPLES, G r
Carson P w Cause, b D Embrv, W A
Cromwell, Bib Wright Jr, DS Ladd.
! ! Gage ,Jr. G Goodwin, w C Statham,
J P Dogan, v Williams, ] W Mullen, W
Fl Whitaker. D w Beck. J M Bird, Jno
Cawein, L c Lee, W G Mitchell, AMaas,
PC Willis, W D Long, Jas Patterson, G
Herbert albert Garner, J NJ Duncan Jr,
c., Wi J., 7 C,ou,rJ ID n D,roo, w
H Ladd. ] c Branum. J 7 Woods, W B
Winter. Jas R Telfair md, J johnson. L
Hall II Williams. F Scott, R Purdv, C
jenkins. II Miller, A White, s Downs,Y
r Lane. J Valentine, R Manlcv. J Green
F Wilson. M Hughes, C Woodson. B
Drane, II Ballard. Fl Haden, F Bonnet,
Tom Richardson. A Davis, B Statham, A
French, R Anderson, H Sohnson. VIM
Miller, Tom Prcslv, d Mitchell, George
Hemphill. C Reed. J Hemphill, H Cot
ton. + Mavhew. W Purnelt, A Mills, r
Braceford, L Barnes, r Holmes, FYoung
II n D---.. NJ l
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-03
GRENADA MISS. SATURDAY DECEMBER 1881.
mold P g Willis Killer Meller George Hamil-

mold P G Willis Killer Meller George Hamil-
ton George Virgins A J Gerard Lewis Hart
Hiram Dillard Elish Bennett E A Balew
Henry williams Bailey ,Fitz. Gerald John
Kegler VS. Sangford wiley Collins Allen
Townes W G Mitchell H b Sherman william
Need E D Emry william Jackson John Bor-
ley Glen Holdmon M d Parks Joseph Rubel
Tom Hunt M Tribble WIN Harrison M X
Mister Monroe Franklin & A Lacock Thorton
Holms l. A weeks E G walthall CA Pardue
W A Cromwell l. L Branum Edgar Sykes p
W Peoples j G NJ Buffalo Sam Ladd b G
Adams Jr James Presley George Elliott Jerry
Hemphill Fields Young Dennie Holman
David French Clifton Jinkins Charles Brown
LeSin Todd Fillmore Smith Lewis Hall p
Williams A ] Ransom Topen Griner Ned
Coffman weyneth VIM Miller E b Sadler
c Burlington d B McHenry E. Melton
Sam Laurance GY Freeman j E Hughes
W Gaus Rios Carl Ned Degree W S Hall
Ingram Sid B Smith Jas Clark Nathen
Jones AndIew Davis Joseph Henry Henry
Purnell James Johnson Henry Hayden
Dock Michel Alex Mccall George Cause
r N Hall r W Jones Jr wyley Holman
Henry Hall Clint Dorsey u Ragsdale Amos
Edwards washington Knott Dan Shaw q W
Jones Oscar Stovall Max Ginsburger,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-03
What Makes Life HaDpy.

have peeped into the quiet "parlors"
Where the carpet is clean and not old,
and the furniture polished and bright;
INTO rooms where the chairs are deal
ana the floor carpetless; into "kitchcns'
where the family live, and the meals are
cooked and eaten, and the boys and girls
are as olthe as sparrows in the thatch
overhead; and | see that it is not so much
wealth and learning, nor clothing, nor
servants, nor toll, nor idleness, nor town,
i'or station, as tone and temper, that
makes life joyous or miserable-th rem
.er W.. nome happy or wretched. And l see,
soo, mat in town or country, good sense
anu uods grace makes life what no teach
i, eIs or accomplishments, or means, or So
",e'y can make 1.-THE opening stave Ct
"i W everlasting psalm; the fair beginning
oa. o' 'il endless existence, the goodlv, mod
' "S'' Well-proportioned vcstibule to a tenn
M aae Oh God'i building, that shall never de-
lrIIyii, wax Old or vanish away.-John
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-03
Saloon Petition.

10 the Hon. Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the city Of Grenada:
We, the undersigned petitioners, citizens
of the city of Grenada, would most respect
fully recommend IRA l.. VAnHooZER 10 be a
person of good reputation, and sober ana
suitable person to receive a license to retail
yinous and spirituous liquors in the city OF
Grenada in less quantity than one pint, ana
we would therefore respectfully pray, TINS
Hon. body to grant such license to said ap-
plicant.
All Whitfield r Heath S D Parks w +
Parks Il + Thomas 4 G DEEMS N Haber j +
Greenhaw A Mass Ben Statham Thomas
Presley j Calm j & Hubert J Townsend
" II Fitzgerald a. ! a. a. BishoP W Z Statham y
Shankle George Ingram Frank Joseph e
stierle X Duncan ] NJ Duncan JrGeorge
Austin W McGhee W Hall Sam Vile b
Crowder BLH Wright " A galew Frank
j II buchanan W W Townsend James M
Hearn A $ yVeigert Alick Davis Leigh
D Z Pecocl CIV Doherty " B Davis j "
heathE f Wolfe Charlie Reed s Norman q
G Curington NJ W Rose J p Curington John
Lake ] W Partell A Dubard l. g Lee Camp
Marshall Arm Frenc Washington Grider G
W Ferguson J Gage WP fowler J B Snider
julie H Volentine Jno tolnsonW I Carter Rich
ard Manley Albert Philips VIM Davis Sip
Rivers Henry Cromwell Ben Johnson Albert
Dausen John IvanS Henderson Miller II A
Anderson Ike Majett Jack Turner Fergu-
son Monroe Doyle Carter Woodson sipiu
Howell Arthur Sherman Council Kennedy
Renty Fitz-Gerald Avley White Gus wolfe
] Lilley lssac David George Howell b H
Gordon III Lowenstein Andrew Melton r
Andrews D B Gillespie G Johnson Thos Mich
aels, Donel Powell q 4 Bursen e G Carson
wort Pernell j q weeks, A + Ball S Parker
Joe Tribe Thorton Whit 9 T wood Kelly Hor-
Jlya yuiI Nt,iI
liam Nathan Step wright Lewis Collins W M
French Andrew Davis Lewis Napolian Tom
Brown william Donen Robert Kete p A
Fleece Lewis Townes Richard KeglerJ T Ar
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-03

,;.a uown in Salem the other day, bright
l.'le Ill, girl was sent to get some eggs, and
i'm in. 'lef way back stumbled and fell, max
hl,ls SAD havoc with the contents of the
"asket' "os Won't you catch it when you
S. r. nome, through!' exclaimed her com
G%dhlqn. "a non mo, indeed l won't" she answer
w I've got grandmother.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-03

J. Z. Hughes has undoubtedly the
largest and best stock Of cigars to be
found in this section of the State.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-03

Drugs, medicines, chemicals, paints,
oils, glass, etc always cheap at j. f.
Hughes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-03

Base all your actions upon. princi-
pie Of tight: preserve your integrity of
character, and, in doing this never reckon
the cost.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01
sowing Grain with Grass.

Sowing grain with grass seed, 4 Y
IN exchange. Is 4 practice quite COM
monty condemned. vet il IS rather the
rule than the exception. This custom
hardly be defended as one to b.
followed. yet IL has some few advan-
tages, notable among which Is the
~smothering Of weeds. On 4 piece IL
wecdy land, and when green manure Is
used before seeding down land in
clines 70 weeds. 70 say nothing 81 the
risk Of sowing weed seeds in connec-
tion with grass secds-it becomes 4
question whether to grow d crop of
weeds or q crop Of grain before the
grass Is ready to NOW. The seeds Of
weeds start quicker than grass seeds,
and the weeds grow up overshadow-
ing the grass. 80 that the first cutting
will give Of tho former and less 81
thc latter than Is desirable. III such 4
ease, the danger Of letting IN che suns
hot rays and Of burning out the young
grass Is just a. great as though 4 crop
q grain had been sown and harvested.
A, with the grass seed. 4 light sowing
of barley Il made, the latter will grow
up quicker than the weeds and over
shadow thom. % that n the. barley
% cut green and made into hav, or
even red green where soiling u prac-
ticcd. = crop 81 good fodder viii b. a.
cured n lieu of d crop of weeds. In all
transactions upon the farm. circun.
stances must govern as we'll a. the best
conceived rules.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

The tables Of tailors are laden with
the newest goods, and the mandate has
gone forth that there Is 10 be an an
proach TO more plainncss OF style.
Nothing that may be called loud Il u Be
tolerated. As 70 materials ia imported
goods, English and Scotch suitines are
q be plentiful. The latest samples
SHOW great varieties Of Melons, wool
ems Scotch cheyoits. basket goods and
diagonals. Meltons are in all colors,
and there are many styles Of mixed
goods from which 70 choose.
The colors are 70 be generally more
sombcr, and certainly not 80 pronounced
Is heretofore. Among the mixed goods
are some red and black, and with the
novelties may be seen what Is called an
olive green. The green Il 4 delicate
shade, and scarcely dIstinguishable, and
not enough 70 offend the most stanch
Tory.
In regard TO shapes there Is 10 be .
wide margin to suit the most varied
tastes. Tailors agree that there Is at
present . good deal Of individual sover-
eighty in dress. "A man with thin lecs
49, 49, ~'t2"Hi} n04A AitAecAA up W IiUI~
cule ~ wearing the old-fashioned tight
pantaloons they used 10 call "gun COW
ers." Fashions r becoming more and
more elastic, and the time has gone by
when any fashion plate will be made an
iron rule for men. Single breasted cut
aways are to be worn, with an occasional
three or four button cutaway where the
wearer rebels against the one button
only. In spring ~oyercoats the prevail
ing. style is loose, buttoned up high,
with 9 tendency 70 roll over the collars
90 a. 70 SHOW p q silk lining and give .
stylish appearance. Prince Albert coats
are 70 pc . leading feature, buttoned
up high IN the neck. The vest will
be high, without collar. Some Of
the young fellows show . disposition to
rebel against the Prince Albert coats Is
better fitted for more elderly persons.
Coats 1or business suits are 70 be made
Win smsii roiilng collars 20 . great ex-
TENT lrousers are 70 pc worn rather
ciose-npung 70 the form o. the legs, the
Dotcoms small and snaPely. Young
men we aspire % Lead me fashion
Iavof t'gnt trousers. Inc tlghtness will
nos, however, PC carried 20 an extreme.
1siiors say that . custom y rapidly
spreading among fashionable men to
leeve 9foers for clothing with merely
general nstructions 70 !" make u up &C.
corulng % the iatest STYLE This leaves
y q ~ cutters option or bis knowledge
y tne special tastes q ms customer 70
.odiEy me style 70 suit particular cases.
VI GAMII Oh EXIIZIUE IMXUIO0H II0T0 IL a /
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

n00and gsos srnfc q. b. snywners whols~.ls
end te[aiL Pdceli<f me- 0osds eusrsn
9ueuuuuseeo- hc.sTHEnLl67 Wabazh-av .Chicaga
v1011N0 n1en WANTED IMMEDIATELY y
yVSU MIN IcaIn teleErapninG and take chnrxo
10 ted. q WksfEnS TIL. INsrrrrTk. sedaIia. No.
6y111 00u ION. SiI;si.s. "a
5ssii lUUA /; =; 81 l; Z; S A: 7; S 4: ; !: ' s;:; J; ; 4 .:.,:: :;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

Glover II the best forage for geese,
and one acre Is sufficient for fity birds.
When putting away winter clothes,
see that rhey are clean and whole: II Il
q great comfort 20 take them out ready
for use. Have q bag 10 hold the stock
ings d each member Of the family.
Label each one. in order 70 save time
and not 70 DO obliged 70 look into each
70 find the ones you wish 10 use.
The bark lice on the trees may be
removed BY washing with Eye or strong
soap suds about the first 81 June, when
the young lice are Matching and NOV
ing about to find a place ii which 70 To-
cate. The trees should also be severe.
~ pruned. and manure applied to the
roots IN order to start them into 4 thrift
" growth.
--Moonshine.- -Beat the whites Of six
eggs into q very stiff froth. then add
gradually six tablespoonfuls OF DOW
dered sugar, beating tor not less than
fifteen minutes; then beat in heap
ing tablespoonful Of preserved peaches
cut IN tiny bits. In serving, pour in
each saucer some rich cream sweetenod
and favored with vanilla. and on the
cream place 2 liberal portion OF the
moonshine. This quantity is enough
Cor or eight persons
Raised Cake. Take three cupfuls
~ c.,.f,i IN s.P. =; yeas. anu
49, s,;e .s"'' ~ y nour y
,rL.. ,;~,.s .iI $500 ~ ~ - r'se'
~. 1,,s - J" ouPl".s - sugar'
ss.,, hr.sn. NJ. s''.. 80. .ntso eRRs:
- 4. ~" "o.n 'oSeener ano
s-',:s - 49, 49, 49,. 49, nuu'neR anu
!. a. s1s IsA wei 49, put
..:hh .set "nvu' nait ~ nour y
1870 shse y 80 ~se"' Dake -
WA M Ala - .-..nx.u
- t.r;..s 49, ~ NJ, .h1 = innle
"a s-e- .n". nnso poen
- sr..n ~a 1890 1850, ou'.'iS 'neL.
MA 80 s.sa 1870, .Au ncas'ng them Win
h.ee -... Sis 49, -" :. ieces ~
s,~s.a.5. o~~nnS ~, ~ ouioyeu =
-. ss;:L $500 SnoP 'nou, nne' 80.
n "u srsr' fcPpvr nno SAT-. anu
d;sres 49, eHcenence o. these
vou ~ock .c.l 49,, th.r,y ...hasn
,vh;cI Y -srr,sd a"'ar 4 nny.n'ng
r.ist.hi 1900 IN -'n. " ~
-oe' P'eP"'ou'
Asparagus with Eggs. This dainty
iuneheon-dish y made Of whatever IS
pnraguS may be left over from the pre-
vious day: Supposing there are q
49, ;,se 49, Z sspa'agus cut .ne green
~ PsetS.s ~ sl~e n peas NET
sshs"srsaes.,i aso. u /" saucepan ~
scn~t 81, "a 4. siea1 |, nullA' = taoIe,
NV .nJ s'as}i : n'.'o PepPer mi
- 80 ss..re- ~ ~ cRgs. lnrow
49, -. ~. 49, snr Nc eggs 9uickiy
49, w. ..S |" "a'la in'nu.e VI tnsy
rror si;cas ~ h,a.5 ..h;ak e n1Asly
j;naa5 n hn;;.r "n'cn nnve oeen
~ff Nh "a.es anu o"'.eseu'
An exceiient niacking TOT leather Is
male ~ MIX three pounds q
lampniack' naif pound o. black
M nFe bounds 81 molasses glyccr-
1ne ~ equai parts. Melt Two y . half
ounces p gutta-percha ~ 2 suitable
$500. anu aau 'en ounces "a olive oil
81" one ounce q stear'ne, with contin-
M s.a,'nR. Adn TINS 20 INC frst MKT
uIe anu Stlr uuX Dissolve live
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

AK urT~rrE ex,oxa
~ mr.. E,.~,.~. p~1~~.
ffKhll. n IA raj. 80 t.,:-~ -
ssjIy N. man; fccIpea ~. eic y x ~ s~n ~ Pf.'1'
o.-ponA'9 uounEKEEPnN0.
*It uccuuIcH 3 hitherto untitled 1c16 IN Literature
a1d Kiris ana thriI mosher. win y equally deiisnis3
with Il. "-I h< Advance CHfca0o.
e.-uAnBE4TOy. ~ JsrssAs nsa1, :
n(ogv o. Weo1ern l@1Gr.
BY Jenx Hznnrn1ox, author u ''flclen's Babies. :
"Iabbc1on' 6r:f book p X;ril I,a<,Icon R<s,>,e
THAT wonderful clever story Of fhc We~f.r-II<
H- nrOur mnac ~ - uww~n uuur, .~.~~
I'M 49, 1850
a Romance. By & {. IL mo-. s., PAGES. Pic.
s~H"Htcrainly : remarkable romance. ~-1osson as,>r.
lfs<f.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

Gold Violin. Guitar &Banto
s s'sia s;s;<I rs s. s. ss;,' s' Essit rs Il
ccnss'ssa. ~ ~ s sS'St ~: z's s:,s E ss';sy. 1 tSPsfs
BERT HkOS.s Wholesale Music Dcaier<. s. Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

Eleven years our daughter suffered on Z
bed Of misery under the care Of several 81
the best land some Of the worst) physicians.
VINO gave her disease various names but no
health BY - simple = remedy Is Hop Biffers.
that We had poohed At for two years, before
using T. We earnestly hope and pray that
no one else will let their sick suffer a. We
did. on account OF prejudice against 90 good :
medicine g Hop Bltters."-THE PARKSra-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

BECAUSE : man says be lives on faith you
must not infer that be will refuse . good
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

n aflicfed With Sore Eyes. use Dr.. Isaac
1hompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell II. 25c