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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

"nrick" Pomeroy's Catecisisln
swhst u = dulIar:"
"a PACKAGE ~ nnr hundred cents
~Wht = ihr purchasing power 81
dcllas;"
~Wha, The c'her fellow will give fo'
H."
~whst i The paying capacity q :
doll,r:"
''whai ever The law declares u % lie ,
legsi tender for"
.-ran The law declare |, - be legal
,eaa~r fnf The purchase ~ any kind o.
property I"
mo. Only Tor the pavmcni Of debt
(which duilar j. thr hs>i 7"
'rhe Que whose aeit psylns capacity
y never rhat,grsl
-Nhai .lne~ "a honest debt pawn.
aoli~r representa-"
THE power Of the people ~ make
laws. ~ create teht pavrrs. md ~ ihf
proprrlv oi the people uvrr~hadowrd hs
whaf ihev fnrm aud srfm government
which = the nsrhinrr, tar governing.
"la whose inicre~t j. all ms iinkcrins
win money :"
-ln NE interest of specni.inrS. Insurers
anil those who absorb but wao dom
create wealth"
.what right have the people in al
such mastet>g"
"Ais the rights that exist. The right
"a make ali laws. H. adj creations ~
laws needed Tor their benefit aud in-
pYevemnns. and The ummaking Of nil
laws ma; conflict with the general in
tere~fr
~when can a people who form their
avn government pay public debit"
~Mhrneyer they declare IL ripe. and
give out legal tender money. dollar OF
such money 10 discharge. and forever
discharge. one doliar OF debt
What viii! the man 10 whom the
money was paid 10 with u Z"
THAT il hi business. lie can hurn II.
hurry II. give il AWAY. present - some
friend. or use il 10 paw his debiS; or lie
can sell il 10 any one ~ The millions of
ppaf,la who are ever IN debt. aud who
nre making and raising articles 10 sell
for legal tender that ia turn gets them
out ~ debt"
WHY don't the people Of the United
States pay their public debt 2"
because The one< who are creditors
don't want The debt paid. All they
want is life money in the shape OF in
teresf"
What Foes the interest represeni?'
"What the domphool of sovef ei2n.
lawmaking body Of citizens rob their
Families Of in order 10 enrich their
enemies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

obtained and III business IN the ~ B. Patent ONCE Or
when model drawing Il sent W sdvse 70
pafensshility free ~ charge; and make NO
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
We refer here 20 ths Post Master. the sups Of n.
Money Order DIV. and 70 ocaIs ~ the u. Patent OF
hce For circular. advice. terms and reference. 70
sctusI clients IN your own state county. address
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

A shooting affair occurred on the
farm OF John Hank. on Tuesday after
noon NJ Patronvilie. il Spencer county,
in which q negro named John Dicker-
son alias lanes Bisket was fatally shot
BY white man named VIM Jones. II
appears the difficulty was caused bv .
III pate about bottle OF liniment " Il. b
the negro borrowed from neighDor
After few hot words passing between
the men. Jones procured gun and
emptied its contents IN Biskets's body.
The officers Of Rockport were notified
and Detective Hales went 10 the scene OF
the murder and found Jones at his home.
lie was arrested and taken to Rockport
and placed ia Jail. An examination OF
Bi-ket's body showed thirty shot had
entered his body. The deceased was
considered a bad character. having serv
ed two terms in the peniteniiary 1t JEFF
Jacksonville. Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

"A new and somewhat novel game Of
cards has made IL appearance IN thi-
CITY. In fact. u has been In tie city Tor
some time. and II known A. strip euchrc.
TIE nature OF the game Il, ne we have
been informed. A. many as wishes TO en-
gage IN game eli around table, and
every time one IL beaten he has 10 re-
move some article or clothing. Not
long since four OF our young men en-
gagged III . game ami one Of them lost %
often that when they quit playing be
had nothing on but one shoe aud his
suspenders. This game IL certainly tor
ridiculous for utterance. Some think
that u will take the place " progressive
eucher ere long. Princeton Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

TVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Columbia
= Tp., Dubois county, Ind. will IT.
tend to Township business at his resi-
dence on every Saturday. and persons
having township business 10 transact
are requested to present Il on that day OF
the week.
The townshsp library IL kept at the
Office or the Trustee, where those entitled
can obtain books.
X BURTON.
Trustee Columbis TIP.
June 9th. 1884 -ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

General w. T. Sherman. il reply to a
request for contribution for the sup
port of an aged and destitute female
school teacher In st. Louis, pleaded
heavy demands on his purse, aud pcnned
the sentiment that his wife. who Il an
intense Catholic. would no sooner con-
sent 70 have her children enter . pu bile
school than common tavern.
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many remedies, but he continued to grow
worse, and finally became so reduced in
flesh that we could only move him upon
pillow. 1t was suggested BY one Of tho
doctors that Scrofula might he the cause
OF the trouble. We procured bottle Of
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great relief. II has entirely restored mo 70
health James French, Aschison. kans.,
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mend Ayers Sarsaparilla. was afflicted
with disease Of The liver Tor nearly two
years, when friend advised me 70 take
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has cured me-" Mrs. III. NJ. Kidder, II
Dwight st., Boston, Mass, writes: "Fcr
several years have used Ayers sarsa-
parilla in my family. never feel safe,
even
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

vuVHE undersigned will be at his Office
i TO attend TO township business OF
Jefferson township, Dubois county, or
Saturdays Of each week, and requests all
persons having business with the town
ship TO attend 10 II on those days. The
township libraries are kept at J. w
Jacobs, III Birdseyc, and the Trustees
residence, where oil persons entitled can
get books thereof.
JOHN CUMMINS,
Sept. 8, Sly. Trustee Jefferson TIP.
Baimbridgc Township Trus-
tees Notice.
TVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm.
j bridge township, Dubois county
will attend TO Township business on
saturdays Of every week, 1t his Office o.
North Main street, Jasper, In Schulz
Imacher's building.
The Library Of said Township Il KEEP
| at the bookstore or Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can obtais
them At any time.
JAcoB BURGER, Trustee.
| June 9th, 16e4-ly.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27

know Of any fellow in the Bible who got re-
ligion. What does getting religion mean?
Why, it means this if it means anything
choice. What must do to be saved? Now
thou shalt be saved" Now, didn't say be-
lieve on the Methodist. or the Baptist
creed and thou shalt be saved. 1t isn't the
believing in creeds that saves man. I
can't tell you what faith is, but l can tell you
what it amt. 1 never have believed q thing
since was converted that 1 didn't believe be-
fore / was converted but for the last thirteen
years 1 have been doing just as L believe.
The devil believes in Christ and trembles
from head to foot. but you sit there and don't
tremble a bit. The devil is ahead of you,
old fellow. Sight is the gift of God, but see
ing is Sam Jones job. I'd as soon pray for
box-toed boots as to pray for faith. Hear
You've got faith, and if you
go and develop what faith you've
got you could remove mountains.
1 can't tell you what faith is, but it has con-
ditions just as sight has its conditions. Sight
is the gift of God, old fellow, but seeing is
my job; don't forget that Faith has but one
condition, and that is repentance towards
God. When Christ finds the door of a heart
open, He will go in before the Devil can shut
the door. Every man in the world is on the
ROAD TO HE'LL
or on the road to Heaven. What must do to
be saved? Repent of your sins and then you
will believe just as naturally as you live.
have the supremest sympathy for an
'intdel.' He doesn't read a dozen pages of
literature, but he has found out that there is
no God. Amt he smart little fellow? 1 say
to them fellows: look out for your heart and
God will straighten out your head. Faith 1t
is taking God at his word. Faith is doing
what God tells you to do and then take what
God offers you. wish we'd get up on that
sort of plain. Believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ. What does believing on the Lord
Jesus Christ mean? 1t means this: I'll follow
Him, I'll initiate Him, I'll be His brother,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27
REuINn A TINT

that's it. I can't help thinking, brethren,
that we put obstacles in the way of sinners.
Come up to the altar and pray" What do you
want sinner to come to the altar for? Have
an old sinner coming up around the altar
with his musket, with which he has been
lighting God, to surrender. The first thing
you do, tell the sinner to throw down his gun
and surrender to God and then come to the
altar. Oh, my brethren, let's cease to do
evil and begin to do good. We need more
religion in this country in our homes. If we
had more religion in our homes we would
need no camp-meetingS. Let's get enough
religion at this camp-meeting, and enough of
1t to make our homes better What would
heaven be to me and my children in hell,
forever? 1 was wicked when ] was young
and was wicked after was married. If
you can afford to be wicked with
your children around you, then you are q
meauer man than l am. I can see how a
man or woman unmarried can be irreligious,
but can't see how father or mother can
irreligious Mother, mother, which one of your
children can you give up to eternal damna-
ton? Well, brother, you can do what you
have mind to, but I'm going to pray with
my family. I'm going to get Gods elevator
of family prayer down into my household
and take ride to heaven and sleep there
over night, and l shall do this day by day
and when we die We shall go to heaven and
feel perfectly at home, not strangers at all.
Now, before we dismiss this congregation /
want you to sing, and want every man and
woman who will begin family prayer to come
TO me and give me their hand.
The choir and congregation joined in
singing, and during half hour about fifty
men, women and children came to the altar
and took the hand of Mr.. Jones.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27

springs up like ali artesian we'll. God has to
commence at the head
AND BORE DOWN.
don't you know. He can't commence at the
bottom and bore up. What would He
do with the dirt. Some fellow said
if we don't Christianize China, China
will heathenize US and China has
got heap sight the easiest job. Did you
ever think about it? Either the Gospel of
Jesus Christ is inadequate to reach the bot
tom of total depravity, or els the gospel
isn't preached in this country or else the
head and hearts of the people are full of self
1shness and they don't do their duty. Good
Lord, empty to-day these hearts and heads of
all error and I'll preach to-day enough truth
to save every soul under this arbor. Is not
truth beautiful? Is not sin hateful? What
is the matter? A man out there
says, it's my opinion that there's
no harm in dealing IN futures He's a
member OF the church, but I'd say that I'd
rather take an old greasy deck of cards and
play seven-up at $40 game than to deal in
futures You internal old hypocrite to
stand up in front of this world and say there
is no harm in taking an occasional drink
when your example and tipping will probably
send your son to d drunkard'S grave And
It's my opinion that I can stay from church
and read my Bible and be as good as if
went to church. Two or three great men do
all the thinking for America. Amt we IL
nice set? My opinions; where did you get
your opinion? We ministers would give our
hair to catch judge Or an old colonel and
when we get them they amt worth powder
enough to blow them to pieces. When you
profess 10 be q Christian and still indulge in
your drinks. you old hog, amt got any use
foryou. Ninety per cent. of the opinions in
this country comes from hell. Now I say g.
man has 10 right to an opinion on u moral
question. Why? God speaks out in the Bible
and tells me what is right and what is wrong
and I've got no business standing around
Euessing what is right and what is wrong
Let us bundle up our opinions
and ship them back TO hell before they go
back and take us with them. I'd just is soon
preach to goat as to preach to me,n who
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27
A Newsboys Funeral.

Special to the Globe.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June 26.-There
was a peculiar funeral this forenoon.
''Toney" Reagan, bootblack, attempted
to steal a ride to Green Castle OH Van
dalia train but he was discovered by the
brakeman, and upon jumping off got in the
way of another train and was killed. The
deceased while here stayed at the News
boys home and he was leader among
the boys and had many good traits
of character. To-day he was buried from
the home, Rev. DR.. Rondthaler conducting
the services, several of the bootblacks and
newsboys acting as pall-bearers. while fifty
boys, all wearing badges of Grape, marched
in the procession. A number of citizens,
headed by the mayor, attended the funeral.
A majority of the boys were barefooted,
and others were coatless and ragged, but
they had given some attention to personal
cleanliness. and number of them brought
little nosegays of flowers to place about
the coffin. Throughout their conduct was
highly decorOuS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27
A RIVER IN FLAMES.
| A Chicago Sensation Caused by a
Barrel of Burning Oil.

special TO the GlODe.
CHICAGO, June 25.-The remarkable
spectacle of river in flames was witnessed
at noon by the throngs passing over the
Clark and State street bridges. Early this
morning, while Lake Superior vessel was
loading miscellaneous merchandise at the
Northwestern dock Oh the North branch,
near the head of Dearborn street, barrel
of coal oil dropped from the hosting tackle
and, bursting on the dock. fell into the
river. No effort was made to recover the
barrel, and its contents shortly spread far
out into the stream and over large area of
water. At noon Joseph Garrett, freight
handler, stood resting on the dock and con-
templating the tide of oil. He lighted his
pipe, and, as he tossed the match into the
river. remarked to bystander: II wonder
whether the stuff would burn?" The
match fell blazing and lay for a moment
at1ame, while Garrett pulled out his pipe
and idly anticipated results. The next
moment an explosive puff like the sudden
ignition of gas jet startled Garrett, and a
sheet of fire rose from the river. A mo-
ment later the blaze, caught by the brisk
breeze from the lake. swept with lightning
rapidity toward Clark street. The flames
leaped and rOared onward, throwing off
great volumes of black and intensely pun
gent smoke. The next instant the Clark
street bridge was lost in the dense black
cloud, and stampede ensued among the
line of teams and pedestrians. Cries OF
fire were raised by hundreds of voices, and
policeman ran to the rear of Sibley's
warehouse and turned in an alarm. The
steamer Albert j. Wright lay against the
dock floating. as it seemed in river of oil.
The flames crept around the vessel envelop-
ing her in a moment. The fire rolled over
the bulwarks. ran up along her rigging and
tipped her awnings with flame. 1t seemed
that she was doomed. The engines shortly
dashed on the scene, and the tiremen sped
to their work, Suddenly, and with as lit
tie warning as they started, the flames sub
sided. The fire, which crested the river
for a blocks length and almost from bank
to bank, vanished as though drawn back
into the bosom of the stream. The heavy
bank of SCOT and smoke rolled away to the
westward, and 1.-The burning of the Chicago
river was ended with little damage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27

says every minister has his opinions, and
have my opinions. The Bible says if We know
these things, happy are We if We do them
There. isn't q preacher in this world who
hadn't ought to be a member of Sunday
school. Do you tell me that man is trying
to climb the steps to heaven without inquir-
ing about the route and the time table
teaching us? Ivebeen called plain preacher
l never have yet got my courage screwed
up to the sticking point where L could
preach the Bible thoroughly. 1 have
been called a vulgar preacher. but preach
according to my crowd, don't you know. I'll
never be impure in my life and character
I've often tried to save drunkard and his