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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-07

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New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
Shelley as Mr.. Furniyall. having remembered thai
no was his fathers friend now does You will NJ.

Shelley as Mr.. Furniyall. having remembered thai
no was his fathers friend, now does. You will pee.
haps remember this interesting Sholeyite as the
founder OF the New Shakespeare Society. out Of
whose ranks he frequently drove its most dis
tngushed and respectable members by an attack
on Mr.. Swnburne far moro offensive than that
which he has ever made Mr. Arnold. This
Shelley Society. like its forerunners has gone into
the publishing business Its first issue, or the first
have seen. is fac-simile reprint of the very rare
Adonais, published by Shelley at Pisa in quarto.
The original sells for 5000 and more.
Some reports of the Morgan picture sale in New
York have been telegraphed hither. The English
are struck by the high prices and by the fact that
such gallery should have been in existence ia
New York. and in tho possession OF collector
whose very name was unknown in London Little
or no comment is made on tho absence OF English
pictures If the cable accounts may be trustee NJ
English picture was IN this gallery. or was sosd fof
n price hgh enough to be worth mention, Mr Aims
Tndema's excepted. And Mr. Alma Iadema IS Eng.
lish only by naturalization; and 80 far as arr Y
concerned by courtesy. For between the WORK o!
this admirable PAINTER and the work OF other hoy@
Academicans there is very little III common
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
1870 we made only 5000 tons OF TINS proc euc'; III

1870 we made only 4OO 900 tons of this procuct IN
1882 we made /, ,250 900 tons.
First in agriculture first in manufactures, tho
Republic is also first in mining, producing the most
gold of any country in tho world, the most silver
the most copper, the most lead; having all tho
metals except tin and owning thrcequarters OF all
the coal area of the earth. In the development oil
our mineral resources we have advanced with the
same breathess rapdty which distinguishes our
progress in other fields. The time seems to bc close
at hand when we can offer to supply all mankind
with everything they need. Already we have made
ourselves virtually Independent of the rest Of the
world and indispensable to Europe. Our foreign
commerce in fifty years has increased eleven-fold;
our imports in 1850 were $740,00O.OOO, and our
exports 1928 900, 000 but in the past twenty y-hve
wears the exports have increased twice as last as
the imports Mr. Carnegie IS not writing trcariso
on political economy, but no docs not fali 10 note
how much of the enormous industrial development
is due TO a protective tariff, and how false Is the
idea that protection has crippled commerce lhc
question is not which policy is the better ior
new nation. Free Trade or Protection, but now Is
the lingo fabric Of manufactures to be dealt with'
the greatest in the world as we have seen. III mas
been called into existence upon certain conditions
and has accommodated itself thereto The con-
servatism of the democracy is so ingrained rs TO
Justify one in prophesying that great care Will be
taken not to disturb it unduly." The reader viii
bear in mind that by democracy" in this passage
Mr.. Carnegie means popular government and not
the Democratic party.
Mr.. Carnegies review of the progress OF the
Republic in literature. painting. sculpture afcn-
lecture and music is rosocoored, but he pays some
well0eseived compliments and treats the who.e
of this branch of the subject iii spirit when lew
of our native critics might remark with advantage
If we have not yet made our place IN the iinciaI
arts we have advanced with surprising rapidly,
and have at least reached the stage of pretty
general diffusion OF taste. The most interesting
points in Mir Carnegiss chapters on art and Inter-
ature are illustrative OF the march OF culture in the
new and remote communities Of the West ne
gives TINS curious statistical item 1t IS estateu
that there are % 900 school Libraries in America,
containing 45 00O. .0GO bOoks-l2O00,o0o more
than all the public libraries of Europe combined
a survey of be organization and operations OF the
Government will be found deeply interesting 10
the English readers for whose particular beneht ~
is written and a chapter of General Rciiectons;
summing ND the principal things in. the Work:
brings effective close the admring contrhstt
between the blessings of democratic government
and the workings of system founded upon cilS'
Drylepe.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
THE WANDERER.
nor mining the oaken scam,

Joiner Iofnirg the oaken sealn,
Al 90 lonely aud dusty gray.
Shaking thy head In y waking cream:
Were be thy fellows or ye5'eruaJf
Past and gone from the tro llep slH;
Each on his errand: and all TOT nauSht'
For men arc corn ng and EOirs s'il
But still must the jJ.ner's task De wrouenI
WHY well thou sayest. thou mourDtul wienst
Rut dost thou rcue 'uber inc students iour'
Who saug, oi old. in e wallnG uSus
or the golden evenings ba'0rc thy o'"'
And. do I remcmberl And vast thou QUO ,,,,
Of that boastful hat l-Fpr mine cy are u'ns
Nav, for with Tempest and foreign sun,
scarrd ,hou seem, 81, and swartn ana GRIM
.ra t.,- werc thcy: and they vowed their yows1
Aud the naideEs us.end. In hut ana nm
And still they talked. as tiey beh ca'".Sv.
or what should happen and what oeiai'
And one must rail at the 'niscE's greed:
And Inc OF them, only. hath learn Il 10 hoaru'
And one should wiu. ." IN tnc l'oes .--ii,
What he ha;h won with the VICTOR SWORD!
And one should journey before the roam
And never is eyes hehei'i the SEA
And one OF them, only, SHALL bIde AZ hoihe'
And half fancy that thOu art he
-Ovcx .hee rot with the plans plann'd;
Rut reIl me what OF thy daughter fairf
And wears she ring on tie llly nah1,
so smooth ana slender Dey ond eoinpaTcf
For here he Jewels OF East and West
And here be spols ~ the South IN sneIi'
Won with danger. At loves behfst,
And who Is the giver, her heart shaA tell
Nav what, TO thee. Is her lily hand
And whnt, 10 thee. was her love 80 d"a'
And how shall she rare for thy jewels grand.
Now that her coffin fashion here
Why. truly, truly. II these h'ngs be.
There is never u soiace for those th.t roam,
In all that their slEmOerDg eyes may 5"r,
More false than the dreams OF the coming bona
-lWnLIia YoUsd
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
TIE LITTLE GIRL OF FGEITYSB URG.s

Hsnrp TyrreU In Nay wide Acdk<.
Twas Gettysburg's last day,
The dead and wounded lay
On trampled fields aud ridges battle-torn.
Among the outer posts.
Around the guarded hosts.
Rode Hancock, watchlul, on tbs fated morn
And 10! little child.
With eyes ani tTesses Wild,
Close 70 the limos had strayel. AID met him there
And tightly to ncr breast
A heavy load she prest-
musket ali ler slender strength could bear.
"My brave and pretty dear,
Tel. re, how come you here
ITnon the field before the nght is done "
Then at her lisped reply.
Tears d.mmed the GcneraFs eye;
"Ny pana's dead, but here's my papas gun"
.,n actual incident related by General Hancock.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
4 WELCOME 10 HOLMES.

Troa I1tHch.
q thou whose wisdom and whose VIII,
Whose fancy and whose fable.
Have won Two henilsphcrep 10 siS
Around thy breakfast t3ble.
Our old world notions never nhI
4 more indulgent critic.
Though your sharp sea ieI !di As OcHih0
Your VeriLcts analytic.
In Elias hand the essay wfit
With adm,riDic ian y,
a ihOusanf prOsy suJJectsut
With potent necrOinaDcy.
So now across ths western seas
Atlantic Dlil0w, tossed on,
There come. IN precious books Ike these,
A Lamb" designed Of Boston,
Iuever crossed from this Old shore
Atlantic ocean rit-cs,
never heard the Charles iownpOur
Through all the Boston bridses;
And yet seem to know your home,
Tie Hub" the BDstO people;
To see the state tfOuse with it, dome.
Hear chimes from Christ Church steepls.
For have pondered o'er each page.
Til half by heart | know 1t,
OF Keen Professor" Kind aud sage,
or tende r-hearicd Poet
Before the "AutOcrat" ! see
In vain his toemen founder,
Like Don Diego Perez, he
vcritab.o "pOGnder.'
One idyl to my heart OF hearts,
Professor you nave granted.
Though scarce susceptible to darts
by AphrOiite planted.
In Dream and Iris still ! WOO;
II rises up my danler
To think she married even you,
happy Marylander!
So trust me, Doctor, writing here,
Arar mid English daisies,
Uowc'er unkempt my rhymes appear,
That honest are my praises.
Icry "Peccayi :" II you care
With my poor verse to quarrel.
Yet Punch may ask you'll deign TO weae
This leaf OF English laurel.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
BROTHER BARTHOLOMEW.

Brother Bartholomew. working-tlme,
Would tail into iDusing and drop MS .oou;
Brother Barth OlOmew cared Tor rhyMo
More thaa for theses OF the schools;
nd sighed, and took up his burden so,
Vowed to the MUSES., for veal or woe
Atmatins he sat. the book on his knees.
But his thoughts were wandering far away
And chauted the evening ntanles
Watching the rOseate skics grow grays
Watching the Frightening starry host
Flame ike the tongues at PentocosI
A foolish dreamer. and nothing moro;
The fdlest fellow "a cell could hold"
30 murmured the worthy lsidOr,
Prior OF ancient Nlthls
Yet pItifu with dspraise content.
Signed never the culprits Danlshhens
Meanwhile Bartholomew went his way
And patiently wrote In his sunny ceu'
His pen fast travelled rom day Quay
His books were covered. TIE "ails as .o"
" but d for the monk that mss, instead
OF This ,istless rhy iner. nc iriOF s"'"
bartholomew diving. as mortals must,
NOT uubelOy'd OF tue coWIe thFong' 49,.
Tbereafter they took from the dark and uuss
OF shelves and OF corners many a song
THAT erle,l loud, loud to tie Iarthcst Gay,
How a bard mad urisep,-and passed away
worderfu, verses fair and ine,
Rich I'm the old Greek lOyelpeSS
Th. seer like vision, ha!i diNlHc'
Pathos and merrinent In excess.
And every perfect stabIa tOia
or love and OF labor manifold
Tine King came out and stood beside
RartholOmew's taper-hghIeo OleI,
And turning 10 his lords, ne sigheu'
How worn and wearicd doth he appear
Our noble pOet,-now he Is dead! !"
40 tireless worker!" the Prior said.
-lLoUIsE L GunnI
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
ENOUGH.

When all the overwork OF life
la finished once, and fallen asleep
We shrink no moro ieneatn tho Knhes
But having sown prepare To REAP.
Delivered from tho erossway roush,
Delivered from tho thorny soourse'
delivered from tho tossing surge.
Tnsu shall wo find-peass God I'LL enouS@'
Not I'm this world Of hope dcfsrred.
This world OF perishable stun
Eve hath not seen. nor ear hath beard.
Nor heart conceived that full enouxh"s
Here moans the separating sea,
Here hsrveats fall, here breaks the hear'i
,rhare God shall Join and no one part
All in one Christ, so 0ne--pleass God with mS
(CHRISTINA RosSsfxs
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
ON THE DEATH or SIR AENRY TAYLOR

Fr,n tie fNeggVm.
Fonrscore and five times has tAe siii tual year
RISEN aud fulfilled its cays OF youth ana eih
since first the child's cycs opening nrst Deheid
irht who now leaves behind 10 help us here
Light shed from song as starlight lro.n spAere
serene as SUMMER whose charm 'ohpeuoA
THE sovcrci IN soul naGa h"Sh IN Arteyece
To stand august before us and aHstere.
Half sad vita NOR rtal knowledge ali Sublime
with trust that takes no faint from change OF tWe
Trust in mans might OF manhooL strong "ni sage.
Clothed round with reverence OF remenDeilhg hoart
He twip.bcIn with ouI nigh departing aLe.
Into the light OF peace and fame De ,.,x,
-fALGFRNOS CHARLES SwISBERhh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22
Holland Hash.

The Hons. =. II. O'Nenll and .: a.
Trippet fulfilled their engagement mere
Monday. They are both excellent orr
tors. and their speeches we're n,gnsy
interesting. The audience numbered
about go.
Mr.. A. Koerner.E- R. Brundick and a
III. Miller: Mr.. Gramelspacher ana -
Doane. Of Jasper were here Monday md
attended the Democratic rally =
Spurlock Was here also.
Mr.. j. Rothert and George Brnnin,
went 10 Jasper Monday
Drs. WIN. Rust and H W. sto.t
went a. Jasper Thursday 70 attend "a
lsDubois County Medical Society
Most Of the farmers in this neighoor
hood arc through sowing wheat
Owing 70 the late frost The trees w''
soon be leafless aud the nimhle sq"irr'
will be fair target for the sportsman
rifle.
The Star band Is progressing rapidly
Kasterhenry s. Co. threshed ovt
e6 600 bushels Of wheat this fall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

uorc - voman's domain. and she y
entitled 20 everything that can oe sane1
" snare her much annoyance ana ha'"
llahor There are many conven'ence-'
wb;ch n brought in use. are Inexpensive
ana will materially tighten the uusuen
a.d lshor or the housewife. Prominent
~ ,uv these conveniences " the Wapa-
ltsnesa Porcelain Churn. which y meet
,I;.g with such remarkable safe ana eoe'
La. wherever introduced. VINO ever
n sees these churns will need no explains
liar ~ HE reasons for the great demand
! lT,.;a churn Il sold solely on its merHs
INA we do this knowing that wnereve'
I, voes Il will make clean record. In
ln.iiow;n0 are few Of the many advan
l,sves conceded 70 the Porcelain Chur,
M, a, Who have used them. viz: lss.
y, s.y;r0 70 labor "a. II IL 20 con
strucied that Il absolutely can no VI
I al. The quality Of the butter ne 'ns -
sIparts being such ~ not - "1uss y. ~
= grain OF the butter. 4h. me V"a". !,
Y of the butter; the construction - -
Idasher being such a. 10 eublect 80 Y. ~
N cream 20 an equal amount o. ax'.aI'o
le lcausing the butter 70 come very even
% thereby producing more butter toy,
" g;vsn amount Of cream than any ON
le churn can. 6th, Tue ease Of rcmov y,
ira huster aud washing the churn. !,
sllI entire ton Of the churn u open when "
~ rnver Il taken Oh. thus giving aOunus
!. N ss.ress for removing the butter. al -
Ne i required 70 thoroughly cleanse \
N. cbnrn Il 70 put III some hot water =
lee rive the crank few turns ~ Spp.'
ence. Il would BE- ~ ornament y =
A room in the house. s,, :,
- 10 responsible parties we VIII &
~ this caurn on ten days, trial. For 80
"a Friedman. Scheirich 4 g., hsr"m'
IN Store. corner "a and Jackson SIS, y
u. u. Alepsi, jasper. lnd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

y so. II. R.-Our people were ~
cn.ndsrv what to DO In regard 70 voting
! lax ~ the above enterprise. nnti' ues-
day night letter was rerriven ~ ~
FRIEDMAN from Secretary Dalton saying
nv present prospects for iis early com,
nIet;on were good. and that they nad
lust received request 70 go 70 New
YORK ~ confer with syndicate ~ re-
o.rd 10 closing contract for buiinihs
ana Inc President hat gone on tns,e
aud il was very desirable 70 carry rs
elsctiou here and Il snyth'n!
should happen 70 prevent tne'
.o;,y right ahead with i, a"'
tnis township should wish 20 AID a"otne
enterprise. the v 3 q. woG.d the" e
lIcnaui,h their right. 50 g 70 leave ~
peou!c untsar. neied. With this exp'a
nation and promise. nesriy Al were g.
listed. and the elections resulted ~ ~
votes being cast for the appropriate
Y Ana Sc against nearly four votes 20 on
lin ~ favor. Our people want ann'n'
icntIet aud will give a hearty weicon
and sid 60 any reliable company pr
inn-;u~ 20 build . railroad 20 Jasper
co yonsrt with the system Of roads trsSer
ING he S,rse north ~ a.. provided -
company j. independent Of our prese
connections.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22


Health quite good.
n. G. Yogelgesang. Of Ripley coun-
~. Ind, il here visiting her motner'
Mrs. Renner
Nost Of our farmers are not yes lou
sowing wheat. They are ssli' waiting
and praying for rain.
Tin Greene's new house l. nearly com
plesed. Dillon s. Young are psinhuk -
but Tip thinks he will not have mucn
use Tor his new house after elec'ion- osy
"a he will occupy the Commissioner
room in the G. II.
| Mr.. WIN. q Renner went 20 Ureen'
lcouatv this week, 10 iDspect me nusset'
~ ~. C Bennett. He Intends canvass
mo tor that nursery this winter. b'ii!
/. iulI Of life and energy aud will max
\ the business CO.
i Grandma Reuner. who has been 4
! poor health Tor several years, Wa e.se'
quite surprise last sunday. 10 ''e snsp
.of : big dinner. There were prese.
lfny-three persons. al belonging - y
family twelve gseat-grand-chi'ursn -
twenty -one grandchildren gree'ea tne'
. grandma besides these there are 81
y Ieiyhteen nd-chi.dren and nine eres
& d-children. who could not Oe pre-
81 emf on account Of them living It 81
: rance. The occasion was = happy o.
Il And All present seemed TO enjoy tnes
i selves. and did ample justice y the ~
lner The table Wa spread with ever
e thing that heart could wishs or mi
lcouId think OF. Will such : nap
lusesing ever be again In that family
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

Messrs. Lord x Thomas. nv ~rn
known Newspaper Advertising nr'n ?,
Chicago. have just i-sneh I" very nra'
namphlet form. list Of .4S2 - 'he rss'
country papers. our own included I'M
III, sbev have very approximately named
Our High Grade List Advertiser
40 w;.h "a cover any section at . nicd
crate outlav should send for this 'iss.
Messr.. Lord & Thomas are one o, ="
leading firms in the country in their 'i"e
and have the largest Office on me con"
.ent. We take plrasure In speaking
GOOD word for them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

aIIa wm&K.
Canoids'es s"e' 80 -
Weather warn -" Tss .~h,.t l. doing
prospects Tor RAIN -, .i.
no good ior wA"' - 80" ~, 49, 49,
II the drouth continues ~ % 80
election we think there snou a.. river
light boats engaged ,or ~ -. $50 10
trip. - the river y nke'y M. sne
aud with such large oe'et
boat may ground. ,,..
w. w. Kendall and LAiayetse FL ~
have gone 10 Bonneville 20 attend 80 ~
lsrict Stewards meeting. kockpor; 9Is'
trict. MI Conference, me. oo.n os sas
delegates 70 Tue a""us'
ling.
jackson Gross will sell al me- eneS;
lon October IS. and invites a.! the canus
dates 20 come and take one iinai We" =
him before the election.
NJ. Iosie Crook met with quite q
..c;d.n nv jumping OF . fence an
rsdsv snaysiur her foot, but il IL doin
"s".s ~, ~. ~ M,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

n. a. Bradford. wholesale paper des-
ier Of Chattanooga. Tenn. writes, snat
~ vac seriously afflicted with severe
cold that settled on his lungs: had trieo
ms.v remedies without beneflt. Being
induced 20 Try DR.. Kings New ni>cov'
NV sor Consnm ption, did 60 and Wa en-
.i,riv cured by use Of few bottles
since which time he has used u IN ~
FAMILY for III Coughs aud Colds will
hest results. This Is the experience
Thousands whose lives have been save'
Inv this Wonderful Discovery. Ir'a
. Bottles free - Nchrjngcr Bros Dru
Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

Grand now i the time for al coun-
49, editors 10 make the city editors
rreeulv envious BY the acknowiedge
..o.,s ~ reme,nberances on the part u
.hs;r friends IN the acceptable shape q
fine apples. big pumpkin: sweet UT
nips. mealy p"tn'oes- etc Inc ia
IONS The procession. ana g'aniy "c 1.
II. hat 20 Mr.. W. + Simmons. o. 20
mmLis township. for . half bushei o. mn
4 turnips-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

THr Brsr SALvE ia the world for Cuts
p~,;ses sores. Ulcers. Salt RhenIn, re-
YER sores. letter, chapped Hands mi
h,s;ns Corns. and al skin Erupt'ons
and positively cures Piles. or 10 pay r,
on;red. It's guaranteed TO give periec
ss,isfsction. az money refunded fr'e'
IS cents per box. For sale by Mehr'nge'
Bros, Jasper.
Nov. 9th, '65.--iy-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

GIVE heard At Hunsirghnrg Wed
.esdav that Mr Fred. Meinker was 60
nv "a make the race for Coroner. be
would make q good one, and living =
Huusinvburg would be convenient iol
,he people killed on the railroad Moth
|jng like convenience Tor : dead man
Won know.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

rssr The sarge b.ra 81 M Charles
cater. " !i,rhi-nn Tp. ~ ne VII
H,x-r rad nbnus three miles cast from
a-x.v;li. r.swl,. fr- enc f~s last week
f..,., .n.-x- fr..m burning tree \" thf
~oc-s ana vxs burned up. y va
ans ~;sh ha~ snd rrslu. srd ~ y
s.,;m.t.r III los A. $1nn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

All persons indebted % Mehr'nge'
Pro,hers. are notified that they mu-'
,ay 90 by November ist, or we VII "
compelled 10 put their accounts n pro.
cs.s ~ collection. This is not "sany'
or meaningless, but strictly bushes.
|Onr outstanding accounts mnst De -e'
lied. CHARITY begins Il home
Respectfully,
%, MEHnI~GER Bios.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

px,soxAI DR.. + Wcrtz took =
Measure trip through Kansas iast weeN
~ Al. Sanders. . clever gentleman
or Mentor. called Tuesday.
| Mr.. Henry Lampers went 20 Louis.
vile Saturday, to see what The c''y 100
luke.
\ Mia Mary Oberst u visiting = s'sse'
n. Ev.usvilie this week, and purchasing
liz wedding trou-seau.
Il Mr.. II. ). Strickfaden. formerly o. 90
!. Times left for Evansville SUNDAY 49,
Mav low 90 with him. and that "iexs
, dariing's" heart be comtor'ed. NJ.
M. Geo. w. Leighton. who nas ~ ~
SIMMER built fine house 'or ~
N schwartz. in Huntingbuvg. moven w.
Z Yesterday. The citizens 81 Huhungou'
: will find him good workman.
Aaron Roberts, formerly o. TINS cou'
In hut late Of Bedford. unioaded z
y household goods here last weeA, ~
mored 20 his farm lately purchaseu
northern Dubois. Shoals Democrat
3 n, Rust. Of Holland, was IN Jasper /,
y Tre.dav. attending the meeting 81 =
Dubois County Medical Assoc'a,'o"' - y
y while In town made the oukiLa :,
! agreeable call. The doctor is one ~ Y
y rising men III bis profession.
III NJ. 4. II. Dillon, E~q. 10 vislunk
n Inc PRECINCTS in this judicial d,s'r.c' =
IN ;ny 10 strengthen and enlarge ~ WV
We - Il may ~ able % knock snsne -
he psr~immous on Nov. ~ Mc Asc
u deb.ed u him for pleasant buggy -
M this week.
OF A.. W. C. Foley, Of the banking :,
ny par,,nesst. Of The state Auditors on
= "a. II Jasper examining The BANK
IT. nav lat. aud gave u rleassnt Gait
ng repre-ents Democratic proVects Inso'
ont the state as b0oEaing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

~ RRas- Fam. rev 49,
,'.4 ~cmrnsr.i II sounx men. wss Or
49,. " ". Jasper i--t week Iher" 80
IA h.-c aud snare drum
rrnf X pur.MaF MS been enzazed y
....n '.4,a. He l. also inssrue'ing
80 4. Hsv~visle. aud the Two t2ks
a,.c,~s vivid for yo1ng cscione.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

nrAR Doctor have tried your
medicine. and believe that any one who
i troubled with Cough. Hcarseness q
I.ameness about the chest or lungs ca
uos y ell sfFovd 70 be without the White
Wine Of Tar Syrup.
Your thankful friend.
REV. G.. w. PATTIsoN.
Pastor ST. Charles n. =. Church.
St. Charles. Iowa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

rrAta meeting Of the Democrs''c
County Committeeman last sntoro.y
the prospects for the u.n~l pemocsM'ss
majority In Dubois county was oee"e''
A Altering.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

ACCIDENT. John Laurent. !sd o.
abort IA years Of sge, WORKING \" ~
Furniture Factory. gOt ~ LOOMING MI
buzz ssw last Friday. while ~ nnty' ~"
Il took cH four lngas- on his ieu nAnu
N. S.Ib dressed the wound. Ino w
boy Il getting slcng Comfortably: tnoux'
he j. permanently injured ~ ~
thou1hSles<ne~s-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

Dr~-.S. WaaA ~. y. ~ wilson,
80. n. 80 49, dentists in Southern in-
A., x,is ~ a tsse UNITED Sss'es hotel
OF Me-. John - ia-pef, On neN' 49,
dav ani Tue~iss. thr -5'h snn On NJ,
sssrs-. fully prepared 70 DO ~ k1nus =
work IL the hentsi line Those neeo'ns
ssi. Kind Of work should not .orget ~
tine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-22

Wrppsxs nAxcE. IN next TUESDAY
~. I.An Lnhr aud Mics Mary Oocrs'
xi,. W. marsiea AZ 81. Joseph. church
and viii boil reception sn1 nave 7
ve.idinz Sance Il Nr. P@rl hrnkr'
hx,lfh.t Night. They cordially invite ~
cher friends 10 meet them there wfnou'
further Formally.