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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
Gladstone in Scotland.

GLASGOW, June 22.-Mr. and Mrs
Gladstone arrived this morning and
were greeted by immense cheering by
thousands waiting at the station.
Cheer upon cheer greeted them rs
they drove through the streets. The
enthusiasm was unbounded. Glad
stone addressed the very large assem-
5lage in HengIer'a circus. The prim-
Ter, Mr.. Gladstone, and Lady Aber-
deem entered among the frantic pIaud-
its Of the whole assemblage, who sang
"Auld Langesyne," Hes Jolly
Fellow" etc Mr.. Gladstone said he
was confident that Glasgow would do
solid aud true work at the coming
election. He spoke at great length
upon the home rule bill, taking for
his text from DR.. Chalmers, who in
1918 referred to the impossibility of
crushshing the Irish people, adding
the almighty of his kindness would be
Irresistible. He dealt with three
points, the security Of protestants in
Ulster, the arguments deduced from
the union of Scotland and England,
and the question of home rule for Ire
land. He denied that ireland would
be under home rule, an independent
country. The clauses forbid ireland
establishing or endowing any form of
religion. The ParneIlites ioyfuIly ac-
cepted these clauses and showed they
were in favor of religious freedom, be-
sides the government is open to con
slider every reasonable proposal that
will afford satisfaction to the Protest
ants of Ulster. Gladstone made a
strong appeal to Scotland to aid in the
work Of peace and justice to Ireland,
and closed among prolonged cheers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
An Experienced Youth

Teacher-So you can't do simple
sum in arithmetic? Now, let me cx-
plain to you. Suppose each Of you
have together forty-eight apples,
thirty-two peaches and sixteen melons,
what will each one Of you get? "Chol-
erer morbus," replied Johnny Frizzle-
top, who is addicted to some such
malady. But little Johnny has been
cured so often Of cholera morbus and
and cramp collie with DR.. Biggers'
Huckleberry Cordial, that you can't
scare him off from eating the fruit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
4 Home Thrust.
From the Inter-Ocean.

From the Inter-Ocean.
Duluth gets an appropriation Of
$4,000, while Superior an st. Louis
bay gets $4,000. Superior will get
$4,000, while $4,000 of it will be
employed for dredging out St. Louis
bay from Connor's Point towards deep
water on Grassy Point. Duluth pa
pers crow over this difference in APP
preparations. The propeller Wilson,
with her consorts Negaunee and Man
itowoc, made the docks on Connor's
Point Sunday, through The Superior
entrance without the assistance Of tugs,
something which never could be done
IN Duluth harbor. So we see no reason
why our Duluth neighbors crow 50
loudly over their appropriation. They
certainly need Ill they got, and more
too. We are very well satisfied with
the amount we got. as that IS quite
sufficient TO put our harbors in better
condition than those Of our neighbors
across the bay.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
Punctuation.

Punctuation makes g great many 'bul!s
in this country. 17other day picket up
newspaper in Wisconsin, full OF ariou
things. l incIcSs TO The Journalistic fen
specimens:
THE procession at Judge Calls snera
was very fine and nearly two mes il
length as was the beautiful prayer D. Rev.
DR. Swing of Chicago"
Another:
"a COW was struck by lightning . Sat
urday belonging 70 DR.. Hammond xS had
beautiful spotted calf only four daysoid. u
And yet another:
ION Main street yesterday child WIS run
over by market wagon three Tea's OLD
with sore eyes and pantaiots on tht mover
spoke afterward
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
An Art Tale of Two Citis.

good illustration OF the dilTereca IN the
characteristics Of the average M Yorker
and ths average Bostonian Is apt'y expressed
by an artist who recently exhibited ain in O.
in both cities "a New York lay" he
says, ''come5 in to look at picture looks it
over carefully. q ks the price an5 if the
picture pleaee5 her, pays the price ct upon
it and has it SEM 10 her home. 4 Bost5 n
LAZY steps in, fooE IS her eyeglassaslpon it,
looks upon II critically, asHin, to price
meanwhile, and giving various hins rs 10
tho correctness Of tho picture, an i:.5 she
rises to 20 makes tho remark: oh think
it is just beautiful! l am going h4ne TO
paint one jus. like it, Youcan jmegie how
the artis. feel :"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
No Chinese Children Need Apply.

san Francisco ChrOltc3cI
". T. Woickar. SJa,c Superintendent Of
Public Scnools, has reconsIy made a de
cisiou regarding the right of Chinese
children to be admitted 10 the public
schools i CMaaman, c1lIing himself
Joseph Tape, r Gently complained to Su-
perineendont Moulder that his daughter,
who is ten years OF age, had been refused
admission to the Spring Valley Primary
School The matter was referred to tae
Stat, Superintendent, and he decided that
Chinese children ~..i not become pupils Of
the public schoI Mr.. Weick0r quotes
his decision in d similar case that arose IN
an interior county last year. lie shows
by tiie }anEpaye % tic State Constitution
STA; public education is intended only foE
those WAC can - sro 10 become Ci.iaensi
tnar the J avs are against he Chinese in
this ani o nor rCSprCa, an,t Jnat II i APP
par.nt their intent Is 10 discourage Chi.
nose i7i.ir. g;ratio1 instead Of encouraging
IL by granting privileges Of the kind in
qcassl1--. = c T'ti-g tG the last census
tiiere ar5 I,35J Ch,uese children in this
city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
s;GUss Canal Passages.

SAULT STE. MARIE, June 2z-The
passages through the Sault ca,al to-
day We're as follows:-Up, prog IN
tied Lumberman with soow. The
prop. Atlantic ran aground az Hdlles
Point Mackinac Island, at non and
is not off yet,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
An ScifEu= Void.

Can you conceive?" asked the pro-
fcssor, of an eternal vaeuem, a
portion Of space unoccupied, an empty
void, into which nothing ever enters
from which nothing can ever come,
which maintains inyiolate and for ever
Its own eternal cmptiness?" 81 can
replied the student, "and the idea
only cost me dollar l haye stel-
ographic pen"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
no i-iscence In Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, June 22.-Fifteen
counties Of this state have voted on
the liquor license question. Twelve
of them voted against granting license.
The remaining counties will vote in
the fall.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

The last act Of Goldsmith's 'Sho
Stops to Conquer" with 4. E.
Abbey exquisite drawings, is conclud-
ed in July Harper's, with three full
page cuts. Tie Epilogue will be il
Illustrated in the August Number. Mr..
Abbey's poetic sense finds many con-
genial motifs in this oId-fashioned
comedy, and the book of this series,
which is promised by Harper &
Brothers as q holiday book next
season, is likely to be a charming and
sumptuous volume, as Nh. Abbey re-
Gently visited this country to arrange
it. Besides the illustrations published
in Harper's Magazine during the
instalmcnts (many Of them enlarged
to portfolio), there will be many new
pictures name exclusively for the
volume.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

a few days ago the Senate pass
ed bills for the sale Of Fort Omaha
and the erection cf buildings on a new
site, to authorize the free transmission
of weather reports through the mails,
and reducing to 5 cents the fee on s.
money-orders. The Frye bill for the
encouragement of the American mer-
merchant marine, and to promote
postal and commercial relations with
foreign countries was passed. Vance's
bill to repeal the civil-seryice law was
indefinitely postponed. Logan's bill
to increase the efficiency of the army
was passed. The senate commerce
committee, at the request of Messrs.
Logan and Cullom, has agreed to an
appropriation Of 100000 for the
Hennepln canal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
GREAT BARGAIN.

Five thousand acres of Good Pine
Land, on South Shore OF Lake Supe-
rior. Inquire of
]. d. Robe,
superior, Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

Providence, r. l., is $50 years
old and celebrated its birthday on the
23rd with becoming dignity.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

Down at Washington they call
Our General Bragg the Little Wis
consin Gaddy Well put.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

Judge David Davis, IF Illinois, IS
said 10 Be rapidly passing away, and
he cannot live but 4 few days or weeks
III most
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

W. W. IIazeltino, a prominent
lawyer, met A. L. Morse, cashier Of
the First National bank of Stevens
Point, last Monday and emptied three
chambers Of his revolver into him.
Morse leaped from the buggy in which
he was sitting, and fen to the ground
dead. A domestic scandal is said to
be the cause of the shooting.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

A mob Of saioonists attaceed the
jail At Clinton, Iowa, intending to
lynch two prohibitionists under arrest
for rioting The sheriff and deputies
fired into the mob, dispensing 1t. -Four
men were wounded,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

The democrats Of the lower house
Of congress got 70 calling each other
names, last Tuesday, ana they had a
real Jolly time for three or four hours.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

Blaine is steady gaining strength
with his party and if nothing inter
feres between the present time and
the date Of the National Republican
convention, his nomination VIII be 4
necessity. All efforts to induce his
party in Lis own state to quarrel with
him have only resulted in increasing
their admiration for him aud his
strength Is growing daily.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

Congress viii adjourn July Sd.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

I'll attend to 1t soon" Don't
cheat yourself in that way. Yoal hair
IS growing thinner, dryer and nora
liteless every day. Save it and resorc
its original color, softness and gloss by
using Parker's Hair Balsam while Du
may.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
a Matter Of Discretion.

WASHINGTON, Special Telegram,
June 21.-The president has not yet
signifed his approval Of the general
bill establishing life saving stations,
and it will probably become a law
without his signature. The proposed
lighthouses at or near Duluth were
provided for in the $4,000 approp-
rated for new stations in the sundry
civil bill, and whether they will be
erected or not this year depends upon
the superintendent Of the service. in
whose discretion it lies b erect at any
time the stations authorized.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26

Moses a Dow, the owner of the
Waverly Magazine, died at Boston on
Tuesday, aged rs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
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Gsa5ssSsS5E Gsgsa SHassaa
lllILIIll.,

Users CT 0pilrn, crc yGE a-sre that Tjr. Leslie
3 kgeiey's = D0uHLs CHLORIDE o. Com" will
three - five weeks (.t iut7a) vgseaaoy. f:rsf Sep
iHg. UrIEc othai sg-Gaita} 'pCiui,:es Ggt.lgica.
it contains nos oslc sFGrti@ip CT ssY3isssz. ~
az4E az .sss 9GTrREaf ss1a. and vel the patient,
While rapidly r fuciue his morphine d0wa 20
Es5Iiu.., i able 20 G-rGa 10 HE ordinary eueGtsg
ana el.,uys lie Is nc has not done since beginning
she OpluT OF Mur#l.ira Habits. Send frT Essay
en- the Ouiala Babit. FREE, or Tor Dr. Lcrlje E.
hcelsEs Lew E7c7r,. s0EiTln: Is Use. abuse and
Cure, sent free application. Il il tie mort
complete and COMMUNICATIVE work ever p3:alrlcd
the subject, and gives fan iuatru ,tioGs sor SET
ere 81 home. Address, q call ca
TEE LESLIE e. KELLEY CO,
DsIGr", Ez:,
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-06-26
Y tfEECE.

blUIAHD BAEDDN.
J-'yl' County Judge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

Why. then, u mot The lmmense amount
o. silver now stored IN 0overungsns
vaults not taken or " depeslt' and ap-
piled, - far o Il VII 70, 70 Tho nv.
meut osthe interest beasing bonds. 6ueh
: course would hsve two good results !
~ The people would b relieved Of !
grievoos burden or unnecessary taxa.
lion. ~ The money would Dad "
Wsy Into general circulation end the
people would have The oliver dollars.
Whleus according % The proposition ii
~ oullIouioee, aro tholr own Soe uso q
legIjmaee tgade.-Doy0oor Domeorst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

W. shalt never have financial peace
until I'll banks Of issue ere prohibited by
the Constitution. The National Bank
are ~ the bottom ri the present useless
agitation Of The silver coinage Quessi0n.
and from the time they we're 6rsi suihov.
lied 20 the present day they have been
continually making war upon every
species Of money issued By the Govern.
ment. except gold. and thew would quar-.
rel over the coinage Of gold hut Gor thu
fact that with gold thso only lawful
money. the banks could easily control
the 6scaI policy ~ the Government ~
keepimg gold constantly coruered.--Ev.
ansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS IN
REGARD TO PAUPE0

Al regular session OF the Boasl Of
Commissioner Of Dubois county, mdi.
ana. held at the C0uvt-house or ssId
county, on December 18th. 1855. when
were preseut William T.. Brittaiw. 10.
seph Heits end John J. Ailes, Cousty
Commissioners OF said county, the f0j.
lowing proceedings were had:
:s.: IT, = =: e s,s
alsevsships g bsbsis Covnsy. Is1issa,
Ordered By the Board that the COUNTY
Auditor give thirty days notice 10 the
German language and thirty DAYS notice
In the English language In newspaper al
general circulstioma printed and publish
I'd ID said County that the Board OF Chm
mtssj0ners will receive bids from phy.
sicisns 10 do the psuper practice OF the
severaI townships ior one year from the
nrst day Of March. 1855. and thai The
board reserve The right 10 reject any snsl
al bids. and the County Auditor Il fur.
Their directed 10 cause one hundred
blank bids and contracts to BE- printed q
The ~xpense of dubois county, ludiana,
for sald purpose
STATE OF INDIANA,
COUSTy o. DURoIs,
], Iaidore Schuhmachev, County An.
dit0r for and within said county Of Du.
hoia do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing % true, full ami complete
copy u the order OF the Board OF Com
snirsioners Of Dubois county, Indiana.
made q their december term, 1885, IL,
regard to letting ont contracts for the
medical attendance on paupera In The
several townships Of said county. end
= Which ovsjer was adopted On the aevcnih
day Of said term, being The l4ih day OF
December, 1855 and duly entered OF
Record II the Commissioner Record 81
asid c,,unsy, snd thai 10 accordance therr.
with bids tor ssid tow nship paupes
practice may be fled IN the Auditor,
mice Of said Dubois county, M 10 NE
6vst day % March, 1856, and blank bids
and contracia will b furnished upon ap.
plicatiOn 10 The County Auditor.
In witnesa whereof, ! have here.
" unto Get my hand and seal o
{L.S.{ Auditor Of Dubois county. a.
(~> Jasper, this the 7lh day OF Jan
uary. A d., 1888
JslDORs SCHUMACHER, Auditor
Of DubOis County.
By Orr, DuErrSEs, Deputy.
Jane 0sh. 1885 -4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

Al : regular meeting Of shs Board 81
Trustees o6 The Town o. Jssper, d.
bois county. 1n1isns. held on 6stur-
day, January ~. 1854. when present.
JOeeph +. Sermersheim. John Solb and
John r. ChrisnsOn. Trustees, and Ja~oh
Gosmsn, Clerk. among Others The FOL.
tswing proceedings we're had, to.wit
Be L ordained and ordered By ne
Rsavd Of Trustees OF Tho Town Oi Jss-
yer. DUboIs county Imalana, That The
PresIdemt Of said B0svd issue twenty
6ve bonds Of said Town NJ tho denomj.
nssIon or ons hwndssh dollars each.
hearing inserest 81 the rate Of ave Der
cent. PR anmum. paysbse annually, and
The principal b~coiRlng due IN o. bslors
i've yeMrs' from dsse ehereoGoansl 70 d..
liver sald bonds 10 lhe Treasurer OF saId
Town, 10 b used BY him IN the lIquida.
linn ~ The outstanding Imdebsodn ese Of
said Town, incurred sos ssid Town for
corporation purposes. Said bonds 10 ~
dIspCsed Of BY said Treasurer a.: Tho
rate allowed By laW, and The aid Treas
urer IN b charged Herewith, snd aid
bonds 70 b. den0Wsinaled series "A. end
numcercd from one % twenty-five -.
spsesively.
~ order o. The BOARD.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

On. WARNER: Dear Sir-I Was very
we'll satisfied With the medicine you sews
me, and after using thai and : few hot.
ties beeides | will say thar Il 70 one ~
the bess remedies ever tried for Cough-
and CnIds, and will therefore recommend
II highly. And 1 viii always have yous
White Wine ~ Tar Syrup IL ~ house
- family medicine.
Yours Truly.
REv. @. g KAr7sNoRx,
Stanton, Iowa
HI FOUND II G0oD.
Dr.. e. ID. WARNER: Dear Sie-1 gol
= BOTTLE os your White Wine OF Tar Syr.
up and found Il most excellent. u Wa
very pleasant 70 take, and Was greatly
henefitied BY IL Ne.
Rev. A. HED0RES,
l3-1m Haus3dsIe, PA.
ver s.ls q Jasper y nshrsssss D. ~. Sshs ,.
ssIb and prfe1nsn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

The State Bosrtl or Education held =
meeting lest night q the Baiea House,
and will BE- IN session q The ONCE % The
State 6uperintemt to-day. The object 81
the meeting u 10 make arrangements
Tor State certI6cstes and professional ~
censes. Under the rules OF The board
qu~slIons viii b sul@Itsed 10 sppli-
Giants By the County Superintendent On
the last 9sturdays n February, March
and April. The sUbjects 70 b. prssea.
ted ~ Inc February exsmhpasloa aeo
arithmetic, geography, ssedIne. history.
orihognphy and penmsashlp; q NE
March termination, algebra, physlce,
science OF teaching. grsmmes, v0sssy,
Constitution % the Unlled 0leloe and
American literature; q the ApsIl e.
animation, geometry, rhetoric, phyetoal
geography, general history. cllemlstsy
" Geolegy or soOlogy. end EngIlsha H.
esssss Applicants Sos State oertl0.
cates must have taught school, not lees
than farty msnthss Or whIoh not Iees
than silicon shall hovo beo0s 10. thle
0tale. The applicant mast' mako gen.
essl average o. % pr emit, aad not lsIl
below q PER oent. n eng ooo branch.
~lu0lonopollo Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

Herr b the rssult u twenty i've yesss
Of Republication upon American chip
ping interrsts. The New York Hesald
gets 4 into . nutshell - follows:
Forty-seven million bushels OF Rsain
we're shipped from New York 70 for
sign countries last year. and not one
bushel OF them IN On American bottom
IN 1854 there were two ANAL shipmants
under the 0sg Of the United Ssates.
Last year not one. Clean gone. o. thr
l.l9l vce@els which carried The immense
quantity OF freight across the ocean 30
1885 moro than half Were Brisish. in
rUund numbers ~ 00O.oOO bushels vent
IN steamships and SUOO0O 10 ships nm
der sail. We printed me 0a1res in
detail yesterday. They ars inslvuctive
. everybody, aud W dedicate then par
10 Congress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

@8849eXOe 4WI
Ceeal eoldesil ooldeslfil
News h very searoo.
9kles-eo- ny Lea h in6olGD4 -
- pirtuoss " yoa would - hopPy.
~ that takesh ne Csur5ss shall Il
happy.
Cheap John" 81 uuntioebusR ~ a
Our sireetslast Tuesday.
J.P Nosnaa : ss1bsiss via ssu.
ralgla.
Or. W. 3. NcnlshAa. Of Hunslng bure,
was 10 town Monday.
Yossg Nimrod enploys bic leisure
time chssing raobiDe.
Clarance Brown - rsadisg the slgns
IN town % Tussday.
Checker saem 20 b tho popular
amuaement Of the loafev.
Every night shout half pest eight,
- 70 swlnglng on - front gale
Wonder u csrtsln yonng man 81
town cAD rsise mustachel
Mary bad . little lamb 4 The most
popular song With The young men Of or
town.
Mrs. Mary Poison, OF Lacleds. No.
has been sIck With pneumoniA while q
Nrs. Eliza Aosbeys.
g. r. N. G. met q Mr.. Nosbsyl
Wednesday eve, and I'll enjoyed COED
time - usual
The ladies of tho n. Z. church yin
give : Festival on tho evening Of ~
9oth lnel.. aud u 10 rumOred that certain
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

ef 49,. ~ kidne3s have bsen inactive and irregular
Tor 1s1y ysers. attended 9Th sxeEueiasns pain =
snslD q ths bae2. - simss became too nssvous q
auenA q buslness. NJ eose he'd I'll The estsneo shsi
ecnsy sssld secure. Bat eay % ssssis 10 esnplsts
failure.
% us go magical Woaid b mild tern. One bottle
usde Ne feel The rev man-just lihe I was ysanG
again. u ell ~ Ne I nsvss used % powerful and
he bess ever I'D 80 beside viii force any
= psaissis 4. Id
Sold by Mshringsr Bros, Druggisis,
Jasper. Ind.
Nsy al. laae-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

oIThe Evensvn)e Courier sueres>p
shst articIee Of impeaehment ~ present.
ID agalnst PRECEDENT Cleveland sstf 60.
Rotary Manning for NOT chewing tho Law
u regard 20 silver. Hold -. thara
We might have . fill 6edge6 Repuhli-
cen Prestden(. whe % Necreoasv Of ne
Treasnrv had done m hessev. The Law
should - morn specinc, and Nth heavy
penalties for - non observance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

<1Ihe people o. Washlnosos Aavo
eneered Into ooUtPset % ~ o76.O 0O
ena s!xty acsee ~ land q oocure ohs
eeNsol'daeed o > =. y h. ehops, end
10 comI anv have agreed % bulid shnps
coseIng e!ooo. L Win b : BIC shiag
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

The Railway Gaspsie smn0nnces that
aInce IL last repOrt l67 miles Of new
track have been laid on eleven IInes.
making 6.O5e miIes Tins las reported for
1885. Tho new track reporsed 10 she
corresponding date for fourteen Year,
he been:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

TAKEN up By WIN. Il. 0tutsmsn, Of
> Madison towRshlp, Dubois county,
"a Jsmuoey ~, 1oo0, one sleer described
- folloWs: black With Whlio belly, bot
tan. markea wi1h q uudss.bIt q iha
len -, and : split j. W vighl, cup.
poe ~ - - eoest thseo years ohls end
opp,slsed beeogo Jonas Kemp, J. r., q
slxsreu dollase oed twenty-five oenta. By
NJ. g. Coensll, p. }. Whltsett asd J,
s.. ecsv.xAcsss, oIsrk D. 9.
len o.h, tooo -1v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

Yse he 81 sdsgs y right BET ~ ne liver q fisor-
dersd and the bnod thereby becomes corrupted. The
10 tunsss and uesss 81 - subsseIes ~ IuneS Sss
stages y soesumpstcn) ns1 -bloo1 ssil tslt' IN
Rhsunss and % Csssh fbr 81 diseases cssas6 b.
poor o. essrupsed BLOOD. phvsIclsns vsssmsnss6 ~
Jsckson'e bsod and numos sysup. u u soh q o. .
In 0saAsflal eGeaey lelA b nehsianlr p1ea =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

Tothe People o. Dubois County
Hon. w. n. Gudgcl. Evansville. Ind. !,
writes: II take great pleasure IN recon-.
mending 70 The public q. q. g., "Cevtain
Chill Cure" Ny wife had third dsy
sguO ltr I'VE months end tried different
remedies without success. Aster usine
one bottle Of your Certain Chill Cure ;
permanent cure h the result Pleasant
. take. Sold By Mehringsr Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

MARRiAGEs.-The following marriage
lIcenses have been Issued By Clerk
schumacher aimee last report:
Mcclellan Cave and nsssv A. Oxley
Ben. Hagen. jr and Mile rinkston.
WIN. Cato aud Phoeba Crabsree.
WIN. B. Holloweil and Belle Rudy.
Joseph Fell and Maiids Arensmsn.
Frank Gehlhansen and Marg. Kleeh.
John 6. Koch, jr. and Matilda Nor
yeRthaler.
Andrew Sermersheim and Brittaaa Z.
Alexander.
John w. Simmons and Ciarissa c.
G0ss-
Joseph Steder and Pauline Reuse.