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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-14
Notice 81 Application for Liquor
License

>vor-rr 4. hereby given e. 'he citszer* q .e.pe -
~ R.snH-;ars tos nshAp- Dubois eo1nfy. ino.rI - -,
- unf-rsixnet uiti apply = ne b.sra - $500
-. --<s- ~. rrnri.ion~ u an Act, entities At \.
= r,raisse ard license me ale q sp',in..r len.
-. 4 $3.50 ~ citie~ and towns anf . reTeAl ~
Z 49, rs<nisfinr The sale y insexieaiins mf.rsss
nns iii ia-s ass paris q AVS esm.ns z ,.I-s ~ ,hs
y ~ hereof .ndterfxring - s-1esesnrt :.
- - Lexisisfars q Indiana. n is.a- ,m . ns.r.,rss,
sell - . tt-u~. 70 pe drank % tns pr<.t@S
..@-- ~ or< year ne precise ioS.''"n 49,
ss.s-~ 10 seIi i IN ny house sstesrec q = ~
~-.-s,-i -sr - Plat q thstoun Of jasper. 1870
,e~rship. Dubsis county Indiana n
I'll Nay 9TH 1->s-sr
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He Had the symptoms

look here. doctor. l don't want yon
!. :. u nv house and brighten my wiie
se.in = YOU did this morning: $3.50.
-Frighien herr How did : "'s
.Didu't she ak You what ne symP'
tcms or hydrcphobis are!
yes. c.,;.r
- always q strong aversion 20 wA'es'
aCertainiy." :. aow
lick with flight. she thinksl GOV =
hydrophobiA'
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jefferson p. Trustees Notice.

undersigned will be d his once
% attend to township business O.
son township, Dubois county. or
Saturdays OF each week, and requests -
nersops having business with The town.
rim - attend to Il on those days. Inc
,ownsbip libraries are kept q ~
Iscobs'. IN Birdseye, and the Trustee
residence, where I'll persons entitled ca
get Oook' '0 John CUMMINs.
sent. s. Say. Trustee Jefferson Up.
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Willie taking to : gentleman ye7ssr-
~ tie street, the editor Of me snr
-. sceossed By Little Jim Dick W.
some very profsne epithets which 4 ms
go eorae rom any other source, mign'
h.xs been deemed insulting a 3y,'s
a. remarked that he would ns,s
sbr,ireir Dick. but be probably w1u'e
hsve given ID the search q vain. | y !;
e.-;.e q implied By street brawIr. I
49, ersctIv ! prcpriety except - prlz
-. circles. and muscular strength y 3
1870 ~ the iustness Of any mans Gauss
s,eong thinking people, q least
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II Il NJ Girsrd chief Of the mun,s'p
Of Paris, who says: FROM
40 to 1850 about 100000 ea,lons 2
hands we're made yearly in France .
and fuily seven-eighths from grapes. -
rrs.ens more than 50.0co.0oo gallons ~
Yearly turned out, bot not one PEI cec =.
N 4 4 made from the grape-grs'o, 8.
'ier. beets. potatoes etc, iorm,ng -
principal sources. The spirl.s nv s,S.,
Issined would be fairly who,esc"ss -
were properly rectifed- Bot sney i,
mot. Invariably WIEN Pr. .po "a,
49, nd essential oils Of the MOI
5asd,v nature The startling incres,
~ s;o,ent insanity and other ms!adIes
T~srcs. n late years, 10 BY n. Girsro :
|, ,r;hnted 70 consumption Of hat aeso'
brandy. We import vast quanus'es
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heard ! good story told he Other osy
eS;.S commissary Of the army o. ne
james. and Afterwards publisher g ~. ne
|T.- YORK Weekly Magazine, The asJCe
ro- selling printiaE ink. The old 90.
49, hs;r = somewhat abbreviated. ne
,nr ~ ~ capillary farm being - moos1
~ rc,;shed - : billiard ball. He ~
t,ng N the corner Of two intersecs,
~. ssrssss IL Chicago, the other day. %
lille waiting Tor : or g come aloDs
49, ~ kst on for the purpose 2
1870 ouiet scratch q The few hair
49,. .hove h;s ears. . little news boy cam
49, srd remarked: "Say, Mister
!. drivs 'em up 70 the clearing you >
. s.,ch EN- easier Up there" ~ Mslu
4 viii not take bic bat On ~ rs
laxnjn.
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- mxiority Of the House Jud,cisfy
u~-;-,.. rrport adversely upon me
<~-~-ci wonens outrage amendment
~ ~. ..n-ti.uti0n. and submitted : mr.
-s1 rcco.t recommending that the prop
~-i1ion liz upop The table
TS~ minority report, which % <sgneo
- n =. TAvlor. Hepburn. caswel ana
1s.~-~r- comments upon this tArt, oos
1900 -. ;mnortance Of the question ~
-.-.sc sntfraxe Il forcing iis ini' us<eu.
here. and the silcnce 81 sne
~~rr,.srs,s viii have no tendency -
~;,i,5~sw Il frcro the public Ai'ens.4n'
~~cx,rruent hy the people, e""''"
- minority. the ballot - q onee .
S-5.-s A. s.versirnty srd the means -
~<.;.;cv r.sw Women are Peeef'"
- - s,,l,mit that they are ne''nes
-~--n~ a. intellectually incapable, sno
sSes - cnnd reason Tor theiE
~Si.~ment can b. gfStso.
~%- history OF IN. u ior Inc "o~
history Of wrong ana outfaSe
krsea ne equal Of man, she early ~
rc~ ~ slave. aud still Is. IN msn.
~.~s- ~ the world. In many so-.a's'
$3.50 ian horizons Of Europe she q
80 xoked with beasts and y oo'ss =.
s>tror II beasts. while her son snu
1snd are serving in the army Ptoss !.
sh, divine right Of kings ana ucu
ssror Man ras mol been conspie1o ~. !
c.;nst 10 woman. nor u ne no" ; 49, !
Sei;cves that she is in her true ~
81 realizing that he has fxeu rs, sPa
n me rnspczksble Inrk snou.u 49,,
1ir;sed to open the doors OF ~ Y,
end lei the Inmates become - as.,ss
~sn. he would be indignant. oou ~ :,
80 would swear by the oear"
Dropbet that he never wouIo -
lovely woman who, in nes spns
intended A. the soiace o. gio1''u
nor man. Yet, ~ nan aos."rs;,,
~ Is elevated. and ner enue
tnrn advances him. NO noe'ss :,
riven her has been lost Or aouss. ~
~refted. Where moss nas 49,
ker she has become best. Li0e'
d~egvsdes- 90 I
80 c,hers. She il the enemy
N-J~. ~ or domestic turmoil. :
~ sr;end OF peace aud home. 7
.s..,~. for good in many dlrectie
-..s5 - multiplied IL she possesses
srI,cs she desires the sons Of ne =
- cure and sober With ner 2
49, NV become so. without her n
= - n-rospe~t in this regards IN
she wise and sole administration 2. J
~.ep veil NAV The CIV 60 ON: -
-sn ,sll rs Of the night, what ~ =,
n-om;se sre.- We do not invite
m.n 10 The dirty pool OF poll.ls''
49, q. intend 10 enter that pool.
s,;~s i rot necessarily unelesn- -
-rr,esn she Il not chargeable win
~-sss crime. for crime II Is foi
4ust be purified or We are iosi;
Govern this great nation wisely anu
not degrading service 70 90 y
-;s3om- ability and patriotism Z
80 recrle i required. No great y
Co.. snoa.a be unemployed but
scmc,;mes said that women 40 NO
Ere the ballot Some may not' M
--os-perh4ps . majority sec,
diGerence can not afIect me ~ rrx
shose = no are not Indifferent. Us
..~vs.sre woman who feels tns
$500 dntfes are a. burdeneome =
- 80. 1he she realizes II
49,. .ns.sh for her country p ,or
find b. means Of the ballot, 81 /.
s-s.six thank God for the oppoft
80 rili - zealously discharge ne'
-ch,;.s,;ons a will her more radic'
80 who has long and YEARLY J.
~ fervenfiy prayed for the COM
re day Of equality Of rights ouus
hopes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-14
Notice or Application Q Liquo'
License.

NvmC Il hereby given 70 the eif,ren< q sssPs 80
Rsirbridxs township. Dubois saun'y nrn---s~rr
- ---- n nsh1is county. n their Jrnt tsrm
.nssr ~ provisions q an Act srtitlea a. Is. ~
-, - ,sr.rSe ne sale ~ spir1tnors. vtnra-- -
rs ..cx ~<rirr Hquorx. 70 limit the License irss
!, =. rss--sf ~ zines and so.n< srt - -
ss-r<r Laws rex1iarin< ne ale q in'ex,-a.mx -sfh
- --.-ss,.r~ II mis- art. pre~r'hine penalties ~ |.
s;o,ssacn thereof. and c~ss'srir< n erssss,sss ~.5se =
u y .s-s'rr-. xircr< AMI usit Eqnors- - 9ut-I---
-. Il n . quart q a time. 70 y drank 81 - 800, $3.50 4.
~ . term n one year. The precise los.'sn ~.
r-s.h.r II ~ 10. s'xry-Six % ne ee,nsl "
- 1890 So. Jasper. - shc~n unon ~ 49,
.i---- 800. III ske .nun ~ jasper hz.nnne-
1sps ~ ~. rrurr~. Indiana John v sfkAthA
Nav -rh. 1~~f-t~
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UVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
bridge township, Dubois county,
iii attend 10 Township business On
Ssiurdays or every week, u bis once o.
North Main street, Jasper, In Scnun'
The Library Of said Township y KEEP
:. tne hookstore OF Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
-here persons wanting books can obtAi'
them at any time -
June 9Th, issi-iy.
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KOuXn -
p,rs,.na Ne couri<r-e Gazette -,
.Wh.'d / tell ye! emitted Uncle zoe
Rimlev. one Of the pizenesr nepu 49,
\ Corners ever knew. -Lo'a N.
isnd an bic crowd wasn't ~ 70 run LA
country. didn't 1? I've been 1e ~,
she papers pretty sharp ine Psss 80,
~ airs I've seen j. fourtn-cises -
msssers appointed Didn't used % q !
-;sh A.. We he'd fust-clsss men :
roshin'. tell ye the Democrats sln
Ssr Aud The old man shook his nea
sagely.
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re 22ud annual convention o. me ~
|d,..s sunday school Unicn vii % nes s
- ~ Albany, June %. -, Ind %
r..~s ~ill Is ID attendance about 49,
a..Ssx sehool workers from different
0srss a. ne State. An excellent pro
I-s@w. has been prepared; distinguish
"a sneakers viii make addresses.
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washington Enterprise: A. e!rs,ey
-..-n.rcsd The corner 0 81 - -
100 rhurch will b laid On sunday
Nav ~. RI Rev. Francis siles Cna'ss9
n;sion ~ yincennee. will cilciAse. !
4 INTENDED to make Il ; big dsy-
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At Home

4. A = liver medicine and
~rr-r,I purifier OF The blood 4 nzs 20
ecu,l.s Ma. A. B. Alien. W~inserpocks
~ wr,sss: my youngest child two
vc.u q axe, w,s taken with Bowel con,
r,,iut. which We COZ mot sire- we'r'ed
RAM remedies. but be continued 70 grow
800. ana finally became % reduced y
an sh.s W could only move him upon
apInOw. II vas suggested y one ?. 80
doctors that Scrofula might pc ne CO..
- ,hs trouble. We procured . bottle %
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AYERS


IA commenced giving Il 70 him i surrey
1900 wonders. for, in . short tune mn
40 completely cured
Sold BY al Druggists
price u; six bottles, -
pv.c.red bv pr. &c Ayers Co, Lowell
Mass, U.s.A
september n. isss-ly-
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aArt Is wonderful thing. The PALMER
p.hcns could change The fsce Of : laugh
49, child into th.t Of crying child oy.ss
~nrcIe ~ dsshes with bic brush .s'a
=. hassin LAZY 10 : professor Of ne Uns-
-.--;sv ~ Texas. There b nothing
-n.asrfui about that I can do the'
49,. 800 eel directed cut Of . peacs
s.;seh. I've done II time ~ linz
again. replied the professor - -
linderrurten. TEXAS Sistings.
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Happiness

,..r,.. fron III true eonfenlnenf wnEs
s.ss.s..s r~rsprs heslsh Of body and mind.
Won msy posses q, 4 Jon YIN purify ~
-invirorsse your blood viii Ayers sa,r'
-.~,n, =, y. Howard. Newport. Nil,
r@~ss--. Il suEercd for years with ssro1.
.,a.s humors. Amer usins two bottles %
Aver, s~au.2arillas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
ON CHANGE.
spot Cotton Fractions and Putures
from ] to Points Lower.
Money Easy.

Wheat Opened Steady, Fluctun,ed Ma.
rowly and Closed Lower-Llvo
Stock Transactions Brisk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
sait-Coarse, in bags, 81 25al 40i nne IN bags,
-; lake, In fiat hoop barrels, y Sbi pockets,

sait-Coarse, in bags, 81 25al 40i lne, IN bags
----; lake, In flat-hoop barrels, y 5bi pockets
2ka6c.
OOrn meal--Per bushel, 65aG0c.
Hominy and grits--Por Dbl, 81 %.
Oatmeai--Pef half bbi, 81 90
Cracked Whcat-Fer n, &c.
Craekerg--h soda 5hci xxx coda Go; cream
SIC; ginger snaps sc lemon creams SC.
sundries Starch SCI candles, full boxes,
l2kc; halves -; quarters stick candy "a
lOkc; fancy i0al6c; ropo,sE basis, do cotton
100; herring, imported, 81 % per key; TaiainH
layer, s. 30; cider. crab apple, tOcj Missouri
300; vinegar ib0ebci concentrated lye = 75Q
1 81; iugs, glazed, lie per gal; crocks, glazed
l0o per gal dried peaches &c; indigo 7bc PEI
b blueing s0casi 90 per DOZEN Oolcnan'l
mustard 81 80di 30 per dozen; maccarOni, I'm
ported, lbc n American, 76c box buckets, two
hoops 81 90 per dozen, brilliant OILS b5ls, lscI
EupiOn do &c; do 20 cases 50 10; brilliant ~
cases s. 10; DO l 2 cases " 20 baking powders
bulk, lie; ID cans a 90.
Rice--LOuisinnh bhd6kc.
sughr--fine powdered. bblH, skci do hall
bbls ec; cut loaftkc; granulateo standard, Sc
LouisianA graduated -, standard A IKE
choice white. 75fc; Louisiana y. e. 10.
pOULTRY-.Ws quote: Old henG ~ N PEI
dog. young chickensSi 5Oa2 70 turkeys 00215c
WOOL We quote: Twelve monIhe clip
light dne and medium 10000; line, heaY5
light lZal5c; ak mOnths' light one medium
i6al7c; coarse 8012c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09

KANSAS Crrr, NO, June S.--The live stoeh
anuioalor reports: Cattlc--Recelpts 1901 shin.
meh.s VA; market strong. active and sSia,
iRher Tor good fat stuff; cholce 10 fancy Z, az;
w iair 70 good 81 7Oe4 a5; common Ia medium
- was w stoceers and feeders S 25Ga 20,
~ Nv. ~ tVaS 90. Hogs--Receipts l2.l26. shin,
,l',in wy market active and l0c higher
kVSsUu 70 cholce S. 60Gf 10. Sheep-Rec
i1oo' shipments 1868; steady 10 good 81 SOFAS no
,,SsiI, LOUIS, Mo-, June Seattle - Recent,
-lVvi shipments tOO marhct ehAde stronEo =,
~ sOod cattle; common grades steady. choice
ssnaipping and export S. 2Sa6 90; fair 10 foot
y ygofOi common q l0dA 7S, grass Toxs,
Z! POT 90; butchers stocrs s. 5000 "a. cow,
ana hclters 50 l5dS 49, HOas-Receipfs Ss0n
shipments 1000; loo 10 l5c higher butcher and
Vest heavy 81 0O8a 80. Sheep --Receipts 2Os0
shipments 500 steady; 81 25d4 90.
ShlcAGo, Ill. June S.--The Drovers' Jour
MAJ, MAJ rep0rtsi Cattle = Receipts 1900; ship.
n,'s iygO strong aud shave higher shippinr
s.e s w TO 100 pounds, 81 l0a5 65; siockerl
anu ai seuers Y 1894 co; cows, bulls and mixed
81 ~ '9aA VOi bulk Y e0d5 10; through Texas cat.
ue NG4 70. Hogs-Rcceipts 1900; shin,
menus SoVOi strong, excited i5c higher al S. 500
So. sheep--Receipts 1901. shipments none
market stronger natives g COCA 6o Texas 81 0,
NEW YORK. June s.-Bceyes--No trading ir
peeyes for lack OF Offering; exporters anS
slaughtorers received. SO. sheep -Rereipt,
wv dull and weak, with nothing like a clear
anee; extremes s. OOQ5 % per 100 pounds
81 a5fif Gl - -'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
GENERAL Markets.
produoe and ProvIsions.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June s.--Wheat weaker
No.2 REQ rash 62c bid ; July 62Ac Did,b34 asked
August 90 &c bid ,6sSc asked Corn qniet; cash
24kc; June BIC, July 2b5si August ~ Dlu' oalh'
cash CSC bid, 26JSc asked.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, June s.--Flour more active
at steady agures. wheat active, Wesk ah ny.
lower; market opened steady, graonally zen on
10 point t{dilSc lower than yesterday recoN-
cred some toward the close, and closed l54@
Ike under Yesterday; No, Z red cash 1851
June 76Ac bid July 7e4gItAc, closing ioisoi
August 76gfaIsifo, closing U@c bid. Corn very
duil, lover and weak closing ~ 10 lower
tban Yesterday; No. mixed cash 3lhm3laci
july S2k632ac closing S2hc asked August
, s.sS civ onll and steady No mixed cash
Wbtskv steady at 81 TO- Wool In good demand,
stronger higher medium clothlhk l9 o ~ ~
comblng 29G22Bc; low and coarse l4lG lvci me
lIght l7a2Oc heavy i3aisci black l5@sOc COZ,
led PALS. Provisions active, unsettled. toIk
steady Sc. Lard S. So. Bulk meats, l 9ose
jofs long clear, s. 55; short ribs - 90; snort
si IS so; boxed lots lrm, long clear = ssi
short ribs Sc 70; short clear - So Bacon stIons
long clear S 95a6 90; short ribs - l-sg9 W
short clear 50 30. Hams firm, higher sloeE'
CHICAGO, Ill. June s.--fioaI qu ra 4 41o
lower June TlAa76ifc, closed l5hc; jay ~, ~,
7sslc closed Is / loo, August .1laa!se' closou
5sLc Corn active weaker ann Na ~ y. Vn III,
SsFfa 8gHc' closed 30 Lice; August SGo,'sc'
closed STilc Pork oDened 2ha25se high-- y
reeeded at6R22isc and closed qniet cssn g Pr
"a oo: july SIS sllSa9 05, closed y Sae We
Angust S 12Hd9 TO- closed go9Ns ny w. as isl
ass1sr ana Make lower; each ~ lV0o ix1s /,
Iaiv "a I5ass5, closed So 1895 20; Augass
e. y7t.ss SO. Short rib sides STEADY cs ss..
sS 50 Boned meats fairly active anu s'e ~ ;
dry salted shoulders u aoaa oOi shOi' e'0''
sides s. 1Oa5 50. r,a..
WV ORLEANS, La, June 8. - flour,
Anil weak and lower; choice - s0st ~ fancy
q i6s5 10; extra fancy "a ag@5 so nnn eo2,
and winter wheat patents '9a e,' ~ a.
Xay 3nll and lower prime s. SOL % ehoied
q e5Gl Isl Hog produces strons anu nv ~
higher Pork 81 40 Lard, reun ,,, ner cIsss and
ciear ribs IS 6sH. Bacon, shoulders - W. IONS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09

LIVERPOOL. June s.-Cotton-spot closed
steady and unchanged.
Total sales, 10000: American, 1900. Imports
1900, American $4,000.
Futures closed quiet and generally point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09

o.car w Qi cloarfib $50 Hama. oho,ee so...
sn5ea. csnvAssed. $40 bcel0 ;s. Whiskv a,,,e,
- any er encnangod Coffee. strong and higher M
dun SaAkc. Cotton seed ssoanr,s ,,c,, tdse
We, wsSA prime crude OIL s0sRisc surnr. einii
NM arooplng; open kettle, choice, y b.ie.
ai, y, ~ strictly prime, 5AGshc, fair 10 fully
90 si asaohei centrifugal, choice white. 6ie,
~ w White, td6Ac; choice yellow, clarlaed. "a
f't y q, yellow, clarified, Shc; seconds. M
s,r,.,ioe' Molasses, ccntrifugais, prime "a
e,,,,S prime, easier az l2di9o, open Kettle
NeW 1ork sight. LOO nrnmlnrn -'-.ee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX. June s.-Ootton-spot
closed steady, nominal and lower to sell.
Gross receipts, ll0l bAles.
Sales, s.
Exports, none.
Shipments, coastwlse, none.
Stock, 1888 bales.
Ordinary, lS- &c: good ordinary, Z 1906
low middling, exc; middling, SAc; good
middling, i ice; middling iair, 8 ll'l6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
Total sales GOO bales.


NEW YORK. June s.-Cotton-spol closed
easy
Sales, $50 bales.
Ordinary 1890; good ordinary S-l6c; low
&c; middllng Z Ice; good mlddllng
Q 10 16c middling fair 1850.
Futures closed dull and to points lower.
Go1aa Al 60Q halpe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
The Wool nInrl,nt

PnILApELrHIA, Pa, June s.--wool steady
and firm but no higher
hosroN, MASS, June s. Wool nrm
Ohio and Pennsylvania i8o, do, Xxx sic; do,
M and allow 32a8lc Michigan e7Tose
news spring California i1a2Oc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
|ha1GJ
,unzy' On wwus-
RAIN COMING

GOOD chance to get it, and
NJ rest satisfied with good
Dn, next best chance for rain
lime lG and 81. The prob
tor three days before these
"A two days after, very warm
|.ning before rain, and cooler
a,wsrds. 1t is not possible to
',on Of land it will rain upon.
flng elements are the June dis
ftRe earth, which last from now
July LIST, and the equinox Of
in occurs about every twelve
sse atmospheric disturbances
AT in the West, and travel
a Al this season of the year Que
sometimes lasts so long as
Her into aaothe- and some
prlta evenly milo changes in
. rrouud being so dry 'pS MIC, ! Is !,
md The stockmei Auem ~
~ NE rain which ha w, sney
~ 10 'uo 49, IDS low.
whitesboro. ipreciate
i. me Gazette. 9, or they
TEX. June tnce Is that
4, Mcpherson, report1 o' ana we
GAZETTE, has been TO! 4, s1 ny hon
, Mr.. cannon on, tla ~. 1, who have
ms crop and went lad our two
,Ix miles west OF h.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09

Or anything else IN the real estate line
until you call on Littleiohn & Martin, 200
Main street.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21
Speaking Through the Eyes.

speaking InrOuSn the Eyes.
Medical and Surgical Reporter.
Prof. Hugo Maguas recently deliver
ed in Berlin lecture on "The Speech
of the Eyes" First he showed how
various thoughts and emotions may
find their expression through the eyes,
how rage, Joy, sadness, sympathy, all
may be indicated by one look, and
how question may be asked or bere-
piled to simply by one scarcely OBJ
servable movement OF the eye. But
the most interesting part OF his
lecture was q point with which many
a physician may not be acquainted,
not from ignorance, but simply be-
cause he has never given the subject
any thought, viz: the fact that all the
various expressions of which the eye
is capable are not at all made by the
eye itself, i.e., by the eyeball, but
by the movements Of neighboring
parts. The eye elfmay be station
airy, not the least motion may be
observed in it, and yet the rising of the
lids expresses our surprise, hall closing
them together with contraction OF the
brow indicates our dlspleasure, and
peculiar abrillar-like movement of the
lids, the orbicularis palpebrarum, and
the parts around the nose together
form what we are in the habit of CALL
ing "a merry twinkle" Many a one
who will read these lines will at once
acknowledge that such is the case, and
that the facts are as stated, but at the
same time he will acknowledge that he
had never thought about it, and had
never imagined that as all the mani
fold expressions which we ascribe to
the eyeAthe mirror of the soul-the
eye itself has no share. When a crimi.
nal has his character pictured in his
eyes, it is not they that tell us the NOR
al depravity Of the man, but the play
of the neighboring muscles, which, per-
haps for years, always obeying thei n,-
pulse OF the brain, form together the
group we call physiognomy.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21
!: A Truthful Gentleman.

A well known citizen was summoned
to serve as q juryman, but he forgot to
make his appearance. After remaining
out until nearly three o'clock al morn
ing, he entered his home. His wife
asked him why he had not come home.
In that peculiar voice usually taken
home on such occasions, a voice 81
whose tones words fail tofurnish . sug-
gestlon, he replied: 81
Hung jury Thought We never
would git of. Murder case Argued
with the other felers till they gave il.
Mighty hard work. 2
They have had You all day, ehp''
es, ever since early this morning.
Went down from here right straig ht.
Mighty combining. Don I want to serve
any more.
!. Are you sure that you we're on the
Sure, why what are You talking
aboutp Take me for q foolp '' 40 .,s
.'Oh, no, she replied, You've got
sense, even il you have no truth. 3
Now, listen I. at yon. Can't . man
come home without being insulted?
What do you mean by truth fs'
.'Oh, nothing. short time after
You left here this morning deputy
sheriff came with an attachments after
you. Said they wanted you .on the
jury, but couldn't find you. z
ell, we won argue dear.
Been sobusY that 3 though IMasSo on
Jury. Told man IN store Let you have
all you wanted Worked so hard don't
feel well eve 50 hedil. - taDsa,c
If0rckcr. 49,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21

Labor was the chief topic. Of discussion
by the Western Boot and Shoe Manufac-
turers' association at Chicago. About
thirty delegates were present, representing
a majority OF the manufacturers OF Chicago
and other cities West. All the firms agreed
at q meeting few weeks ago to give the
eight-he,ur day a fair trialfor two weeks.
few days ago they unanimously decided
to resume ten hours work May II. About
by this change. It was resolved that each
employer should treat directly with his
employees in the matter Of wages. oFailing
to agree, either party may call upon the
executive committee OF the association for
an adjustment. t; m