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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

rhe Good Work Done In AL Departm
Of the Government.
1t is perfectly evident TO all observers
that il every department Of government
~ Vashingto a decided improvement
il the modes OF doing business Il noted
since the new Administration came into
power. Those who have transaction
with the Government feel that the va
riousd departments are run on = business
| basix Postmaster-General Was ~
solute mastery u every detail OF nj
Office and his successful Efforts % ~
0 with those who have heretofore nau
. things their " way IL the departmens
q has won for him unstinted praise e'en
from his a~dversariex. II.
} course 81 4 campaign speech a. Defs
4 800 lasf week. made some apt al
lnsions to the prosperity Of the country
ii under : Democratic Administration
le ne alluded to the wild charges Of the
. Rennblican orators last year, that al
- sorrs Of calamities would come upon tn
to country n the event Of the election OF
T. Democratic President Nothing Of m
5, Kind has come to pass On the othel
Of hand. business Is steadily improving
ial No rebel debts nave been paid, no ne
BE Oroes sent back into slavery. but IN
st country Is moving along safely. an
q nrosperously. The Democratic Admin
~ istration has instituted reforms, stoppe,
stealing. cut of extravagant expendl
lures and instituted business method
Then, under the heading OF "Wna
~ has been done during the six months
existence Of the Administration ne ep
- tom;zcs A follows:
n has resisted ali pressure for the appoin
W mcnt TO responsible positions 81 men believe
,or- 70 represent great land or rsiiroan cofpos
but n hss saved many hundreds OF thousands
so,lsr4 ~ the Government In the martcf
contracts for ne comlns year oo IN sbe -
40 year. q compared With TIE last year = expen'
han sI IA - adopted the poficy Of strict adheren
snS construction q regards Indian trcsti'
Y - and proposes 70 hold The Indians % their g
's.s Il "a banished or begun to Danish al
t~criopers from the Indian reservations. and
Geo, lie execution of this policy will make no q
tInction between the vegrant frontier Oraw
lited and the hcrders Of hundreds Of THOUSANDS
nent ii has restored. and IL restoring millions
rats acres of public lands that are now covered
1900 fraudulent entries or d storted claims
'ould sarc Of the pee pie. and ordered the remove!
nnso- ! the fences that enclose millions 81 acres vl
Government domain IN the. interest q y
ntrol courses, ponds and best cattle pasturage.
reins Here b only . partial record Y
had only the beginning Of the service VII
a Democratic Administration hopes
ct in give to the people during IL cxissen
10 70 -E<than0G
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rrss monanaens nersed - she Msn-
~ - GsneraA Orone-A Novel - -
gsaious csnetaph-
Ihs arrt monument y the snemcry =
General Grant has just been ccsnp'eted q
Peabody. Kan. and Adoms the grounds q
The state Fair Association q that pi>oe-
The sketch given accurately represents th's
novel cenotaph. whose shaft b forty fee'
high Win . PEDESTAL Of seven feet Ihi1
granger obelAk Is made Of . frame~ork 9
wood hrmly anchored 70 q solid foundAscn.
And esuircly covered with ears o. yei,e~
corn. The four sides bear respectively ~
words. sleace'' SIMON" Plenty ank
~ssIosrty," carefully built up q nd eAns
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- II. s.nc~. .nA 80 comnansonr
~I',. II ! heri q caribou. making HIM
- ,hrir -sr-~ial guardian. and defend
- We -..if-oupolntri sru-t ith his Life.
4 md h.. anL such Was the cnse Win
- sk.r Ma now attacked M
II, - h-,rprned thar Jim h>i sprung
49,, ,wo trees which grew about
49, 60 .port. shus forming a passage
80 ,hrourh which III moose could NOT
m,k. hi< nav b<cause u his huge y
- xr-- x.inIv attempting 70 40 20.
~ rr~r,I M and began striking "
s1~ ~,.s' ~ forr-frer Al Jim. who
s,.-ss - near the trees ~ possible with
cur coming within she fatal sweep q
a. .h-rn Ronfx.
IT.. ,r..,-r continued thus for some
---.. xhrn. finding his victim out
- ~ ~ u-nsxpectsdIy changed his
s-.-~. ~rrin~inc around the trees on
one side With an agility and suidenness
-s--r.s,x - ~ Icokrd for in his clumsy
- torn and almost .trik-
- -. \ ~aS taken entirely By
-r,-- ma Who had barely time &c
-~nsu.- the trees
80 - ,s.x csnrinued % dodge. the
- ~r.-rA ani linn between the
~ came N h;d~and--eek.
-:,h ~. asd;r~ rart left ON. although
I'm We more % his guard after tiny
$50 - fr,,x rr.,ixef that il was lifS
~;-h MIN.
.-T~r.,r~ ~-me went on until the
~ from ~irhs behind the Western
EMMM
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The OUTLOOK.
=. Admlssloa That the south = 0tvssg
Evtdsnces o. Prosperity.

4. Admissiea That the south = 0svsss
Evsdsnces o. Prosperity
The Chicago Inter Ocean remarks
that ..from no section Of the country
some more cheering words Of prosper
Nv than from the South But the .
look in every direction ! good"
Il d gratifying % have 80 jealous :
| Republican paper make such an ad-
| mission. Probably no other journal IN
the country was more impressed thar
4 Was with the danger, 10 . political =
vall - . business sense, Of committing
lie country TO Democratic Administer
tion. Il was pretty well convinced
81 a least ought to have been non
ne way Il talked. that ruin awaitet
ia country in case the Government
cot into the hands Of the Democrats
ANA that the advent Of [" the kebe
Bricadiers" to political power woul'
be attended with calamitous conse
quences.
The Democrats have had contrf
scarcely six months. assuming the rein
|, after the business Of the country. ha
been reduced to Q very low condltio
under Republican supremacy. fet q
stead Of the fatal results that were
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- Relieved % Any Further rreee.e
vv-h \ ouart<sse 81 Sesre Msrasr~rc
~srsh c.rcina-Ihe fesr n~ns y ~'r
Tree
p.,.,.u- \. c.. September 50. Mo
-A...- ,..roes. Terry Finch. his
gay 49, .,a John pssushIi.
wife, Lee issoh |. - p,,,.ncro'
we're lynched one mile iFoM ~-.
Chatham County. They we're sa@en Ion
AL and their bodies were found M
-..- s,.,enard "a : tree. near the
No. Tn,s !. ne terrible sequel
pubic fo~o- -. r,.ch fam
% the triple m1re.s ,..s Fourth
Ny on the nisn' murder q
Of July, anu ~. .ne s.me spst
the Iuuscf ixn''ss 1,..~. were
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senator who d EAnliiiar with me
nusine>s Of stealing states.
We have some further evidence that
senator Hoar j. q political Tartuffs. Il
il contained in the speech which he
made last Saturday II the meeting OF
the Essex Club. We can NOT congratu-
late that organization on making . good
start for the season Hypocrisy VIII
never thrive. aud we can describe Alr'
Hoar's speech in no other way than -
h~ypocnricaL Apolitical ! docs not ao
itsalf credit By applauding snch g.
marks - is principal orator MADE -
Saturdays meeting. Mr.: noar con
dcmned President Cleveland LOT ap'
pointing to Office Mr.. Pillsbury. who -
according 10 the Senator, known only
for the services he rendered 10 an az
tempted usurpation BY = Democrats
minority IN Maine" Mr.. Pilsbury al.
fers from Mr.. Hoar on this question. and
his view IS. on the whole, wortnier the
serious consideration Of honest men.
The old contention in Maine has been
sufficiently discussed. and a good many
r~afiona, and sincere men believe that
! Mr.. Pillsbury's conduct was right
But we do not propose. 70 be lee
! into : discuss on Of this matter. ~
! Y settled. and bes des, Senator Hoa
= knows that in attempting to make Mr.
: Pilsburvs appointment 10 an interna
! revenue collectorship the test OF fresl
Y dent Cleveland's Administration. ~
Y was guilty Of \ gross outrage on the "a
|. telligence Of the State.
= senator Hoar can not look upon Sal
: urdavs speech without = wink OF nj
eve and 4 smile OF cunning on his lips
= 10 must have had IN Minis the infa
n mons Electoral Commission OF 1871.
\. which he was q member. when he u
r terad the words: I'VE are not wiliin
y "a submit 10 . rule brought about b
H the methods by which Piilsbury q
u tempted to steal the State OF Maine fot
- wears ago. Mr.. Hoar Is familiar VIII
q the business Of stea Ing States he q;
~ INDUCED in it. and he knows that q
y peepie Of this country have subm.tts
10 a theft Of much greatet importan,
r. than that Of which he charges N
NJ PiIlsburv. And while Mr.. Plllsbury "
os ;nnocent OF rim Mr.. Hoar u
% successful criminal. 1t i'll becom
= man with the Senator'S past r
- OlU I'd LtHAoott0s
~ the protiting by ''fraud upon the si'
'eu tons A majority Of he fello
countrymen believe that George
Hoar has connived in the greatest eli
ton fraud that was ever commit
/ TO against q free people He knew. VII
IL spoke his hypocritical speech. u
nit the verdict Of his country was agail
him and his accomplices. He In
that he had detrauded the voters Of
: United states. eight years ago. d
try President Of their choice. and i Q
mo- les occurred to him that he would
- arain II the crime would again re-
;l;tv ii giving the Presidency to the Rep
- lean party. Mr.. Hoar is q bad N
- bad a man as he Accuses Mr.. ~
bury Of being. H. ought to be cove
! - with shame and confusion whenever
- thinks Of the blacklist spot upon
90 public career. His opera bouife q
IN which he pretends horror 1t an
- tense which be really loves, are sn'
49, inc. He i senator Of Massachu ~
se.,, and the Commonwealth are humiiii
49, whenever be alludeS even incidents
-. "a hin evil course. Boston ct1tcsn
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DISCRETION.


husband who Preferred the Ccnots
Jan to Telling Ms wife's Ase-
ryTh municipal census taker was around
taxing names. and pulled the bell a. Bin
stick. and Bill came TO the door he was
mt through the usual formula and finally
the censuser asked the are Of his VILE
Cant tell" responded the husband
.Can't tell?' echoed the quesuoneF.
aWhy? Don't you know
s.Of course. l do"
.sThen You must tell me. The law say
you must"
.The law? What law"
sThe law Of the State"
..What will they do with me Il Aoop'
tells'
.-Put you in jail for contempt
.All right put me in jail"
.Vhy. man. exclaimed the astonisnt"
efscial. s.you won't 70 to jail and sune!
rather than tell your wife's age VIII yon.
Well. yes he said. rcsignediy. -iv
never been in jail. and on occasion
aid tell my wife's age-"-Mesc'sanl 1ni<
l EIsr-
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follow Democratic success, even inc
Irf<r Ocsan h already admitting that
the ..rcber' South. which was : DC ths
source 81 u~nnumhercj woe and disA$-
ters il case the ''Brigadiers" gos into
the saddle. Is giving encouraging sss-
dence of prosperity, and that IN facs
the outlook il every direction =
rooi.- In the face Of such facts, o.
what use are the efforts Of the kepuo'
lican = 4 10 keep alive the old va
fesling?-Harrisbary PatrsoL
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- Ma Who u Not Wanted . 1853 sne
~ % ss~eelonat1sn-
Judging from recent expressions. y
mt. evident that the "blocdy shirt
issue Was placed In the Ohio Republican
platform Il the instance Of senator
John sherman The Senator -
candidate for reelection. and his inter
ests are regarded - paramount IA tho
Ohio issue. just after the holding o.
the convention General Grant gave
u,terance TO those noble sentiments ~
his interview with General buekner
which have made such . deep impress
sion upon the country. and have naae
General Grants name 10 be reverec aud
honorcd 81 the South Is well as az the
North. One OF tho chief glorics that
Clustered about the obscqaics Of the u.
mentei hero WAS the fact that two OF
the most distinguished Generals who
represented the vanquished were among
The bearers at his funeral. johnson
and Buckner did not play an Isolated
part. They were not exceptional char
| scters. They were the representatives
AZ States numbering several millions OF
people. They were not only conquered
| t. Grants sword. for the greatest con-
- m.S. ~ Cr~r,.s m-acnanims-
4-e~S go 4 ,-haf made the victory
!.Sa.a
It .,.. - once directed
.s - ~ 0h;o R~epublican plat,
49, 80 N n.,r;os;c people looked
so1 nn 80 rs;.;r~ ~ the sectional ISM.
upon !. put not 20 SEN
Sss-msr IL wants IN,
AZ. $50, ~ North ard N. Sou.l
s.ie go rsntis mil II bring
- 49, tr,,;s Ana .hat YER,
tol smoa.-.,s. ~ itSeif that Johi
Sn-n~a = -, ! =. man ~ represent
49,. - 80 $500 10 ~ xat'on. Me,
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A Swedish Inventor named Lager
-, /. credited vith having overcome
49, s-S.~,. - she many devices
~ 49,, m.de for setting type
~nien - 49, 80 80
By mechanism Ven mo- 49,
unacQuainted with the technlcahtes "
ske .blsck ara recognize that custom
s~r.cd< shar he printed lines Of .
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The cornice molding Of the pedestal IS coy
ers-i with sorghum stalks. and q each angie
il q huge Kansas pumpkin In the cenie<
Of each face Of the pedestal > q portrait %
the hero OF Appomattox. surrounded ~iln !
triumphal wreath Of ears OF pop-c.tn rna
the husks on. with red peppers LOT rs 4,
riss ~ Tire Laurel crown Corn stalks IN
Mosaic style cover the remainder Of ne
PEDESTAL faces, and at the south and north
sides are stacks Of arms ingeniously con.
structed az corn stamS with bAycneis %
the same material. The shirfy-swo pu<n-
| eis or corn used in the monument wers
| taken from . field adjoining the town .
| Peabody. belonging 70 the Presidents q ~
association All the ears Were ~ -
s,,a which suited admirably till the are,
81 the shaft was reached, when y iookec
A. II somebody would have % telegraph Y
some other State for the necessary su~4
ears. Louis Globe-Dcnccrnt
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- rsins IN tbs Lie %
f.rr.Eal
when : boy once learns hat tae-<
rsshin- manly in initiating the W. q
men H. has made : long STRIFE W.
som- Moreover. hs may count aVn-Ai
.upour tie Fortunate il he learns y p
ca-ls n life rh.t the pursuit Of foo1'a
md wicked pleasures . not piacteN
~ ins.ra Nj future career
f.rrxsrst tells this story u Ms own boy
bod x.-
--xhea wa< ten years old" he
-. W. With nv fatser on hoard
man-os-war l had some qualities
60 / thought made : man u me-
1910 -wear Ike an oil salr. could drink
~ ~tfs a-@ss a gro< a = ~
doubieL Cale Horn and GOALS mos
Lac . lpeumpt.ve- Iua- graf * eafas.
ana tnnd q gaming IN every shape- -
she clo-- ot dinner. one day my l-.lel
rurnr1 everybody out u tne eaoln.
.ocket tie dppr. and saii 10 me-
dad wh@t 10 yOu mean 70 oer
81 mean 10 follow the So
Il -.Fo.low tie -ra. lies. - b. : poor
m-erable- drunken sailor b<tore the
ms Ae kicket and cu1eo 1poMt 49,
Dorid. and die u some lever ho-pltAAi II
I fCrsirr land
NO. David no boy ever tret m
] anar-er-te~k with such principles =
ION h-ve- and such habits - You ex'
! hib1- louTn have % change YOU
Whole course a life If ycu ever prcom'
! : man.
!. Nv father left me and vent "a decS
N ~ stunned b. ths rebuke. and over
wheln,ei with uA0r1ifEation-
I'll "A poor. miserable drunken saiio
b.forr the mast. b kicked and cutie
n ,bous the word. and die in some fevs
" hospital. That i 70 b. m. fate
rhD,arhf L III chang m. HE an
y chanre il AZ once will never MI.
"a .ro,k<r oath. I viii never drink anoti
n er drop Of Intoxicating liquor WI
n never gamble have kept these tnr'
IA vows ever since shortly after ha
- made them. / became aChristian- AZ
"a ars "a the turnsng-point Ia my &c
~ tsny.--Io1tk-s Comp 1ssoA
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RAIpINc The GAMBLERS.

-. rnt~.~o Police Make BE scoop o
-. D~xosxe u the Green ioth-Nine
Arrests and = Large Lof Of faraphernsns
captured and Destroyed
CH.csGo. Ill. September es.-fromp.-
" Al nine o'clock lasl evening squads q
policemen IN citizens clotass went %
ei.ht OF the downtown samoilns'
houses Four houses were found open
and running in full blast; the others
~x.re closed. Guards were placed a. the
.soor> and windows Of the houses, while
.he balance Of the policemen ousitu
Themselves In collecting the chips anr
v.mb,inr tools preparatory 70 ta&ia-
rnwm away. Before ten minutes ex-
nired sIx patrol wagons were c-usterel
.nont the corner Of Clark and Madison
streets. squads Of uniformed police
men limp "a down from them HEADED
~ = Lieutenant or = Sergeant eac
souad broke away by itse.f an'
msschud 10 into . gamo.in--nouse
cars street from Monroe =
Randolph. sw2rmei with = curiou
multitude. A few minutes elapsed ~
then the policemen appeared ~itn 70
men vino were caught 10 the houses
Tcey were loaded into the patron :
al carted d0wl to the Harrison Slier
station. Heavyweight taoles were esP'
used, with ninety inmates, p iaAen .
the station. There the tables wei
~masl,ed % In the alley back Of The =
ton ana burned. Acouple Of bushels
Gains. several dozen fsro-bsxes and
uxny counters were also destroyed Al
rs,d was conducted under the tireciit
u Captain Buckley. II was Wei pia
rre. and 50 well carried cut thai .tw
asurprise to all the houses w-icn %
opened
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wis<i<slppf Republicans Resolving Not 20
EI<ct . Ticket
The Mississippi Republican Commit
tee have held ; meeting and formally
resolved that. . they cant elect .
ticke. in that State. they won't try.
Organized opposition 10 the Demo-
craric party in this State i useless.
thev say. .Lecause Of the impossibAlity
Of securing At the polls an honest cleo
ton"
And vet the Republican leaders clam
thai there are more Repunlicans 10
Mississippi than Democrats There =
5000 colored people and isa.vvv
| whites-a majority Of l11.ouv blacks
and il i asserted that all the blacks are
Republicans. II this be true. then
either the blacks do not a about
yot ng or the stare presents the puz-
zlinr and lnsolub,e problem OF . large
majority which car not. or viii not. a.
serr its rights
II in Miss;ssissippi and South Caro-
iina. where the negroes are in =
majority. and in several other
southern States where the negroes
largely preponderate in districts,
the white minority rules through su-
prr;or address and intelligence-wha'
Is the remedy Senator Sherman. O
Ohio. SAYS the Republicans must be r.
called 10 power 1t Washin gton to pro
tecf the colored. maiorisies In the exer
Gle OF their rights with the Fedora
mower. But II the Republicans coul
not or did not do this when they wei
n mower. 81 what use would il BE-
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v.snrxcrox. ID. c., September 50
me work 81 unloading the treasure saips
Swa,ars and Yantic was continued yes
serday Il was found that many q ,ne
bags ID which the money vas carr'ea
were infested with ants and eaten % Dia.
" that they burst open me " ~
was made 70 lift them, strewins M
cor, over the aoor Of the room IN whlca
.sSsv sre being u~npackei- 0-her bags
r-sefe-iamaged BY the dampn:ss o. n )
vsssel's hold and burst In me sams
those eaten By the
s w1y Ia some cases the coins were
carried loosely, me baz: having gissu
way, and i . said some q then then. . Y q,
trxes Il can not Se told until n
monev u rccounted whether OF not -.
Is missing: n each o;s sr ws IS !. s1 = ssc
thousand dollars, wi,n ~. t,sd ~ "A
bsas opened yesterday were found Gan
aacd a. Indicated above
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49, York, September so.-Tne -
.,,sn enter Genessa lay . anchor a
T~omokinsvilie yesterday morning Inc
r.~,,sh pilot, VIM Glchrist, VINO A.
-s-sd Monday, came ABOARD about no On
u5sder nis directions sne crew rolled ~
w. r,eIns sails Of the Genessa, and late
.~esserdcv afternoon the sopmast aud
sr.,n mas, scre unshlpped and unstep'
"a ana the Jury mast rugged, prepars'
,ory lor the Yachts start for Enslani %
saturday. Captain Carter says ae e.
.rec,s 10 MAKE the ZONE voyage 10 seven
<een days-
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sAlexander.r said the schcclmistress %
Z nine-year-oId pupil. whose trousers were
not complete At the knees, please form :
sentence with the word toward IN y ano
write The sentence on the board"
Alexander went 10 the board, ana aitei
much tribu.asion within him. printed !
string az letters that looked like > lot o.
half feathercd young ROSTERS running aHe'
I piece Of dough. The sentence read:
~ toward my pants."--Thc BoucoxL
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Levi Mcsenshal-I dell ycu, young
weller. Got ctergoas wits you like der bains
on der ceiling.
Customer-(Feeling In his pockefsp-
hui great Markerel! what's thisg What's
this cockroach doing in the pocket hereS
Levi-Dond say a word my yriend- We
XII dem away mil efefy twenty tollArs vors
II goodS--1nc HumLic.
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FOR OUR YOUNG READERS,


en- shInkanr g . hcn<e
" here tbtrt lives = I'M i1r<<>r-
LAftlt >}r,<<-
Thai A lu<tf a t+4<
Anl a ml<rh,ef - \ 14f
Than n uA<1t
Nov. yuu xhr prcttn1 % kENs
That tbs rraliA can - ~p-
IinouSh = ll-<hi-
should &C ~ Iuunt rAltfs
kc<uns Al rHic> ~ pagers
Nl.l 1<l1<1t.
Cnawiur c0rncr- 90 my f<ukA
AID. concealed IN L1t1r nNNk>
Out ~ <s<tL
Printing fceihMHrk> tD-t ro<-
In I peach ~ Dther tr11t
Ia can tefe.
Cant ar xar<n a. No 1D1<<-A
fcr a rms xilh <1ach SOD
In ~ fi<rl
Thar when ne trf 10 rAtt4rr
Ihx at hus Gauss rAl4A4<
In the mitn4
What can we do. nov fruAy-
Win = mouse - 1nf1t-
Yet 20 tr knts
For you've suspected U4y -
Thai thc mischief = nt tAht-
And yon-re r1ght
MI lsoonL - zsSc<p A<sk
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rm n dude with Pompadour hair
Romrthinr fewlfchinR md rare.
"A being OF sweetness
in All things completeness
Iuet rarc on nv forehead 20 fair.
thlnk Il my duty
To show on my h~Aufy
Al home n abroad. everywhere
I'm 4 dude with Pompadour hair
$. ". UI<frona. IN Bnrtcvs Gds<1A
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German rcologists estimate tnaI
~ nd Sea win be asmassof solid sal
y thousand yerrs hence
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my noodle
But small talk or
twaddle.
Aud I never say even
Il swear.
I smile eoft on the
ladieA
And my chief sfocx
IN trade Is
TO DO the gallant 10 he
fair.
Tina dude with Pom
padour hair
II.
RIA dude with Pom
padour hair.
The vulgar I hardly
can hear.
I hold my hea<
highly.
Glance nt the girll
siyly.
And 81 their lbrigh'
smiles ret share
1dote on the kst-e<
OF buth ssss m
And Tor hen wouil
anything dart.
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Tarlton.

To the Standard:
We are blessed with a good deal of
dry weather, and the farmers have a
gay old time in saving fodder, which
they will need next winter. l don't
think | ever saw as much fodder
pulled and stored away as there has
been this season. They must UNI
doubtedly believe that there is going
to be another hard winter, and their
actions now prove that they will be
better prepared with horse and COW
feed than they were last winter.
Hard times will open our eyes some
times, but fodder pulling is no more
than what ought to be done every
season when roughness cannot be OBJ
tanned in any other way. Some peo-
pie will not pull any, for fear they
will do more damage than profit, and
then grumble about not having any
all winter. Pull your fodder when
your corn is in the right stage, and
you will scarcely do any damage at
all.
Miss Sarah A. Barnes and Dock
Rogers, Miss Lee Smart and Brack
Savage, Miss Rosa Smart and Jesse
/
Whitman, all of Grundy county, at
tended church at Shiloh, last Sunday,
and were very much gratified to
meet S. NJ. Clendenen and f. B.
Etter there.
The protracted meeting commences
at Philadelphia, Grundy county, on
Saturday before the fourth Sunday
in this month, and all are respectful.
ly invited to attend. E.