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Good health, good morals. go sense and
good temper are the four essentials for a goo 1
vile These are the indispensables. After
them come the minor advantages of good
looks, accomplishments, family position, etc.
With the first four, married life will be com
Portable and happy. Lacking either it will be
health dep nds largely good temper and good
look and 10 some ei,ent good sense also as
the best mind must be affected more or less by
the weakness and whims attendant on frail
health. Young man. ii your wife is falling
INTO state of lnvalidism,fr first of all things nv
10 restore her health. II she is troubled with
deoilltatlng fem'le weaknesses, buy DIR
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. 1t will cure
her.
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a PLEASANT
REMEDIAL HOME.
FULL STAFF OF
EXPERIENCED PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Many CHRONIC DISEASES sue.
cessfully Treated without a
Personal Consultation.

WE obtain our knowledge of the patients dis
ease by the application to the practice of
medicine, of well-establshed principles of modern
science. The most ample resources for treating
lingering or chronic diseases, and the greatest
skill. are thus placed within the easy reach OF
invalids, however distant they may reside Write
and describe your symptoms, inclosing ten cents
in stamps, and q complete treatise, on your par
ticular disease, will be sent you with our opiu-
ion a. to its nature and durability.
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COrean and Chinese.

Inc features of these Corean mobiles,
,ass frank G. Carpenter in alettcr from
washington to the New York World.
arc not so refined or cultured as those of
He chinese. and indeed the Chinese le-
sa''on at Washington Is made up of
en Oh more than average intellectual
.uu social attainments. The Coreans
.,OA Ike lower race, though they
..a'm to be more progressive one, and
! are apparently plebeians beside
Aaeir Celestial brothers.
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Itching PileaL

Symptoms intense itching and
singing; worse by scratching. II allowed 10
continue tumors form. which often bleed and
ulcerate, becom ng very sore. SwAYNE's ONT
NENT stops the itching and bleeding. heals ul
ceration, and in many cases removes the tn
mors. Equally efficacious in curing all Skin
Diseases. DIX. SNAYNE& son, Philadelphia.
sent by mail for 20 cts Also sold BIZ drugsists.
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why We Win

Because Hoods Sarsaparla is the best spring
medicine and blood purifier.
Because IL is a concentrated extract OF the best
alternative and blood purifying remedies OF The veg
stable Kingdom
Because, by peculiar combination, proportion
and preparation, IL curative power peculiar
to itself.
Because II is uneuualed for the cure of scrofula
salt rheum. boi!s. pimples humors etc.
Because II is the only medicine OF which can truly
ls said 100 doses one dollar unanswerable ar
gument to
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Secret OF the sphinx,

An undertaking has been begun which
ought to yield results OF special interest.
ms Is the removal of sand from round
the sphinx The sphinx occupies a DO.
alton where the encroachment of the
desert is most conspicuous. At the
present day nothing is to be seen of the
animal except its head and neck; but the
Old Egyptian monuments on which it is
figured show not only the entire body
down to the paws, but also a large
square plinth beneath, covered with orna-
ments. Since the time of the Greeks,
perhaps, even since the reign of George
w., this plinth has disappeared beneath
the sand and its very existence had been
forgotten.
rs generally supposed that the sphinx
Is hewn out OF large, isolated rock
which overlooked the pain; but NJ.
Maspero's researches suggest that it is a
work still more stupcndoxS He has
proved that the sphinx occupies the CEN
ter OF an amphitheatre, forming kind
OF rocky basin, the upper rim of which is
about on level with the head of the ami
NAL. The walls of this amphitheatre.
whenever visible, are cut by the hand Of
man. 1t seems probable, therefore, that
In the beginning there was uniform
surface of rock in which an artificial val
ley has 3een excavated, so as to leave in
the middle a block out of which the
sohinx was finally hewn. The excava-
tions now being carried on will doubtless
verify the existence of the plinth shown
on the old paintings, and also furnish
evidence, by the ornamentation of the
plinth, of the true age of the monument
NJ. Maspero is inclined to assign it to
very great antiquity-possibly higher
than the early dynasties that is. than
the first period of Egyptian history. As
the result of last winters work, the sand
round the sphinx has already been
lowered by about thirty London
academy.
The Floating Church Temperance Society
OF New York City celebrated their seven
teenth anniversary the first week in March.
During the year 81 seamen have signed their
pledge, making . total of 1912 names upon
their books
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To the Editor:-Please inform your readers
that have a positive remedy for the above
named disease. By its timely use thousands of
hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
shall be glad TO send two bottles of my remedy
FREE to any OF your readers who have con-
sumption if they will send me their Express
and =. o. address. Respectfully,
I. A. SLOCUM. NJ. c., ISL Pearl St., n. Y.
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TIE greatest drawback 10 toboggan.
ing is the draw back.
In the state House.

Our representatives under the heat of dis
cussion, on going out catches cold, contracts
acough, hoarseness and pain in the chest and
throat follow. Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of
Sweet Gum and Mullen cures coughs colds
and consumption
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Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets Possess
powerful Poten y, Pass Painlessly, Promote
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Necessity is the Mother of Invention. e
eatarrh Is not an invention. hut it makes Tav-
!ors Ho pital Cure necessity. Free pam
phiet. address pa b rnndMaN N.w Work
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HalfRate Excursions TO Kansas, Nebr0s
kn. ArHansas and Texas.

The Missouri Pacific Railway will run exc,1r-
sions to all points in Kansas and Nebrasks AZ
miles west Missouri River points. at above
rate, April Path. 9th; May sth. 9th, I'D. al /:
June 9TH, 9th. 18th. 10th. Missouri Pacific Rail-
way and Iron Mountain Route will run eycur
sionS to Texas and A. kansas at the same rates
April 9th: May 9Th, I'D: June 9th. Ample
limit OF tickets and stop-over privileges w
Hoyt, +. y, A.. %l B'dwsv. NY. II. c. Town
send. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Ag't, ST. Louis. NJ :.
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a MATTER OF grave Interest-5 De,
cent q month.
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I sc alter each m al SCOTS EMULSION with
Hypophosphites. II is as palatable as milk
and easily dig. sted. The rapidity with which
delicate people improve with its use /, won
ierful. Css il and try your weight. As "a
remedy for Consumption. Throat affections
and bronchitis, 4 is unequalei. Please read:
i used SCOTS Emusioi in child eight
months old with go re ults. He game four
pounds n a very short tme."-THo. PRIN, NJ
d., Alabama
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HAPPY is the man who loves sauerkraut-
no adulteration there.
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Strength and Economy

Because IL effects remarkable cnres where other
preparations totally fail.
Because there n nothing equal to ii for curing
dyspepsia biliousncss. sick headache. indigestion
Because II rouses the kidneys and liver and keeps
these organs in healthy condition
Because every article entering into tits carefully
scanned. hut the beat used and all the roots
and herbs are ar und IN drug mill hirh
make impossible the use Of anything impure or de
letcrlous.
Because II Is not advertised to do anyt ling which
IL has not already aecpnpli- he'd
Because Hoods SarsaIarilla is an
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UNCOVERED.

UNCOVERED y: = '1:' s;:: ~: ::: &c.
- sDirectory. for only -
n postage stamps will then
erss cards. esalogues books, sample works OF
mssaiises, pspsu general samples ETC. etc. uscovEESG
you tns eet broad nsld Of the employment
busnsss Those whose this Directory
that which would eo 81 cash Thossa
Of men and women make large Of the agency
busness Tens Of mions Of doa gosds yearly
sold through ssests 1his Directory sought
leading pubsLeTs bockrele novelty dealers
Of the United States and Europe Il
a. the standard Directory world
har'sst swsu all whose names in it, Those whose
names are In will keep posted all the mailing
unes that come out, while literature will Gov them
steady stream The great bargains Of the moot r.a BILE fs will
be put before all Agents make their localities
Agents make money travelling all around SEINE make
ever ten thousand eosrs All depends what The
has to SELL Few hsre who know all about the
those who employ agents those who have this
make big easily; those whose
tory get this Information and complete This Directory
10 used BY all hrsslass Arms ell employ
agents Over oo such firms Your dirse
ory Will bnse in great Information and large value
lands will through be led profitable voKrusE
Reader the best email he
ysur name and address printed in this directory Address
AhKnicAI A0ESIs DIkscrokr, Augusta, Nsus
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The woman question: "Wh.t are
Won going to trim il with 7"
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SHlhT NECK ANDS g ply IISKS laced 81
- cents per half doz. Send size Of collar worn
IRIMMING co, ~ Chestnut ST, Newark. Y
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EH0S HOTEL AND SURGICAL Institute ST. Buffalo, n.y. s i. n ss sent
OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS.

Epilcptic Commissions, or Ffes, PA.
raly.ts. or Palsy, Loo m Otor Ala 4 In.
81. vitus's Dance, Insomnia, or inability
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/ DISEASES or
| WOVEN.

already bafiled the skill of all the
or q full Council of skilled spe
Invaiids Hotel and Surgical Il
ten cents in stamps for our c
women, illustrated with wood Ct
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Oh IS worth $500 per ID. Pettit's Eye Salvs b
" worth 81. 90 but sold At 2c box by dsslera
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NERVOUS
DISEASES.

. 20. - ton are treated by our specialists these dis
unusual
dneent illustrated pamphlets any one of
hcn Will be sent for
accompanied Of cons,lta
uon so that know which Treaties To end
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The Floating Church Temperance Society
Of New York City celebrated their seven
teenth anniversary the first week in March.
During the year 251 seamen have signed their
pledge, making q total of 1912 names upon
their books.
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| RADICAL CURE
| Of Rupture.

and permanently cured.
We many years ago. estal
treatment Of these Diseases
the most skillful physicians
that AL who apply to us N
fuil Council of the most cyl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-02

NJ. A. B. Rowley, druggist, was In
dured 10 nv some Of the Pspillon Ca
sarrh Cure BY his customers, after sever
= phyeicians predicted he would soon
have consumption from IN aggravated
800 ar Catarrh. He says: The result
vas unprecedented ! commenced =
Get veII AFTER the siirst application, and
An nov. after Z few weeks, entireis
cured.v Pspillon Iextract Of hsxI q
Issrrh cure will do AL that il claimed To-
liz Tarva boffles ~ 90. >.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-02


Dubois IL getting somew bat en'nuseo
With politics
LAWYER Simmons spoke here on MOD
day the twsnty-second.
Written MickIer has new baby g'r'
u hjs house : says sorry II cant vote fos
Harrison no use 20 weep.
LAWYER MiIburn spoke here Friday
n,rhs. with good singing BY siee ci"'
from Hickory Grove. Large attendance
EVERYTHING passed OF nicely. with the ex
l~rpsion OF few dudes. who sp'f ove'
l,he door. which shows great respect 10
IRensIemanly conduct
NJ. E. a. Allen went 70 Mitcheii =
take : new wife, 90 says dame rumoF
/. We wish him success and happines
Throughout lite. Miss Eta Hawk y 70
Iforsunate lady.
i There viii b. hickory pole raised
n Ellsworth. Saturday, Nov. 5rd- sever
.Ihickory wagons fun 81 RIee clubs VII
there, and two Or three eood osnus -
furnish music for the occasion.
Y Mr.. John Kemp has . new d'sn wss'
\ Ier q his house. nchsNs
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Meath Il verv goal.
N.xt Tuesday 4 he election. HurFih
fr q. and I'll
me Ro.ch school will begin pex'
r ondsy. and the Brown srbos ], 49,
wonder What be- become Of Wild
Bill; bas Be g0t scared ousf
VS.. returned ffon Je1ersonviIIe let
Friday wish : smile o biz face, end
<ays b saw BE girl
viii Insmsn thinks . mueh o. NJ
\ xiri Ne go>< % go her every Day; crscl
down will, uhiIe yos have goo<
Ichnnce.
I Ton Pisnick thinks hls girl = honey
but me Bees havss's loss1 4 oot yet
\ NJ. SAN Ellis - q 3. 3. Sendc,
- iosinR his girl right end Ief. That
Y right, San. B0w y ske tine.
Everybody went % he Deaoers
pols raisIsg lass saturday Every -
y - 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-02

The Republicsns Of this county Eo'
their -boodle- last week We are In
formed Col. Schroeder and Tom BrsxfoD
rot 1900 Tor Dubois county, and that
BrHxfsn h.s been busy this week put
Ting Il where IL -wcu'd do the mos
xoSi.r THIS will enable them 90 r.
SO apiece for every '-1oaser7 in J =
bois connty. and each oEe Shout.
in.;<t % their paying t1at sum, =
<0ne b<dy viii get more than thei
f<ir share Democrats should tax
every dollar they can Of IL. and. seen g
10 ne polls. and vote : straight Demo
cratic ticket The man Who sells a
vote for lee than so y certain % b q
s<<fei and sent 70 the penItensiarys %
~ viii not deserve any sympsshy-
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A travelling msn. stopping II the Lee
tIonse. mpbellsburg. Ind. on learn
ing that LADY In the village WAS sufier-
inx terribly with cramp collie, gave the
,andladv Z bottle OF medicine. which he
had with him aud requested her 70 take
II 10 the sick woman. The medicine re-
iievei her promptly and she believes
-sved her life; II WAS ChsmhcriAins
Collie, Cholera and Diavrhoea Remedy.
the prompiest aud most reliable medicine
in use for Bowel Complaints. Sold oy
Or. j. r. SAIb. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-02

Senator voorhees, was q the Grand
lase niRht. ue u ssiIl very confident q
democrssic victory, only more - . the
Ic.mpsixn advsnces- He never 80 batter
|orxsnif ssIoa, and thinks I0dIans nos
dooOsfsI seste.
Inn ". Kern go q The Grand hote
|lsse night "Mr. kerns Do you oil
think 1sdisss y going democt N'c H
~ asked.
-Yes; / 20 longer thIsk anythIol
abous Il. n y now : ceS:ainsy.D
swhas wi1l C|sveIaads majority - Z
Me- - onan euolvo o1ooeao6s pgU
10y 800 s-ID1 Io11Io.1 1CD1I1cl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-02

srOne Carney, q Evss.viIIe. hss
d;srrsc<d himself. and injured the pros-
p~rrs Or sucre~s for his own deaf mute
scnco.. by publishing Iot of lies -
Ne~ York paper derogss0ry % the en-
~fruex of me Indisna State Institutes foI
ne Desf and Dumb His m'<repse>en.
estions have been thoroughly exposes
~ graduates % The Institution. One -
siancs will sufEco for al He charge
1hss politics govern its choice a sescn
60 and management, when the f.rs
shov thar the ulcers Of The Ios'Itosio
e1s DIVIDED - near equally - possible
b~inw u Democrats @ Is Republican,
eh~.~ "a ne attempt % bring such
Inslisusion ofpoblie charity into polite
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ruoUSAxDs or TAH1Fr RE
FORMERS Al HUNTING



Co. cr,v G<mfhm~cu Them.|
- 49, ...~-
"Wednesday 80 49, o.---~-~x
~ srr.fr-~'<o'<; t- -.- 49, ~ S-~ 49,
20 Dubois r"n"sS- h1 ss,.'.'-
nr<>n ~ c'r"r $50 80 n. - 49, ~.
~ y F.- <.- go s.-.- >
is-"s i.s..'se q. s,..'....-~.,.
rrHs' 49, 80 . - .,~.- ~ -
there ~-r'<. ..e. ,..---'.s,- -e.,
tsi'rrs- ~ .<r - $500 80
over % ~ .s- 49,. 80 - ~;,ix-.s
streets ien - 1919 -e,~h
ns.s >rF<r<.n< 49, ..'.~ - .s~....
40 - as, &C.,. ~ 80 ,x.~..,~d s.d
r-i'n< mssss'H n<e .'..s - s.,s~v~ch
mesensn's So w.. ~. r-s,~es.
TO nt~. rspf 49,, .rs~~.,>d
800 80 - - ...-.~..r~ i'm -.
t..,s.- 4. mr-. 81 he hcu-es- and
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Elizabeth Nicholson et al. No 9os
w. In Partition

REAL - - lEs
Elizabeth Nicholson e. a. No. 9os. |
-. weaver 81 q A. IN Partition
NYOTlCE il hereby given that. by vir-
~ tue Of an order and decree o. me 10
bois Circuit Court. made a. the Sepsem
her term thereof. 1888. the undersigned,
| commissioner appointed By said Circui
Court 10 make sale Of real estate In the
above entitled cause. will Offer for sale a
pnblic auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1888
The following described real estate. Sit
lusted in Columbia township, Dubois
Ic. univ, Indiana. to-wit:
Tne north-half 81 the northeast quar-
tier Of Section No. So. township No. ]
north. range No. west, 81 acres: H.
l.orsh. west quarter OF said section IS, Il.
ssid township and range, I6O acres ihs
Isouth-east quarter Of the southeast quar-.
tier OF section No. Is. IN said township
and range, 40 acres the northwest quar-
tier OF the north-west quarter Of section
mo. 81. Ia said township and range 4
acres; the esst-haIf OF the north-ess
quarter OF section No. - In said town
ship aud range, Except one acre ~ ~
!, northeast corner thereby containing =
J acres. more or less the south-weet quar-
Tier Of section No. Is. In said TOWNSHIP
: land range, I6O acres also al that parts
The south halt OF the southeast quartz
and the north. west quarter o. the soutl
u eat quarter OF said section %. ~ a.
low nship and range. being and lyin
north OF Cane creek. 20 - 10 include
that part Of both Of said tracts ~ al
section rs, living north Of said Gar
Icreck, containing 25 acres, more or yes
and containing IN al 81 the above DC
cribed real estate 584 acres. more Or le'
Much or said real estate y covers
with valuable timber.
TERMS OF SALE:--One-fourth
S.,she purchase money 10 be paid in css'
The residue IN three equal payments.
eight, sixteen and twenty -four mont
Ideferred payments 10 be secured
lnoses, bearing six per cent. interest fro
=sldsse. waving benefit Of valuation lav
= = in freehold surety. 70 the approval
1.-The Commissioner.
Sale q begin q 70 o'clock .. -.
n RlLEY BUXTON. CommissIouer
80 TaAYLon 3 HUxrkn, Altosneys.
OF. ~, 1c0o -AW.
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. Secretary Of State 6sinn address
a I fair school house foil o. people 3.
Ireland lat Friday night He devoteh
him.elf principally. we are sold. % : 81
hash or The li~s that have ben - ores
refutel thsi 81 respectable circles they
h<ve sunk out of notice. IN regard 60 shs
Go ,duct % our STATE charissbie insssu
si,us. The Republicans ere welcome :
make Ill che capital they ean out q suc'
sso6. for every visitor 20 any 81 then
viii readily see such charges sre 49,
lssriffn was hooked upon - > dec1oe'
| failure b. bic psrsissus 10 Ireland.
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y;;:r g:lNys 4 t:sy!s
HAYSVILLE!
MI. Chas. zuckriege|

VIII address the people in German q
Hsy<yilic a. O'Clock tc-mnrss-. Nov.
~ il fxror Of Cleveland and Thurman
Mr.. Znrkri<gei i one Of the most sio.
onenr German orators in the West, and
sloaId have large audience
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rThe Republicans are ssirring thing
~ THE county, and ue wish g caution
ri Democrats judges and challenger 2,
ne poIls 10 Be On the alert Cor tI'e3s
vose:- ana % detect snd have prompt
arrested I'll Who offer % boy % 80
votes Let % have pure snd !s'r eies
Ision. ami people our penilenslsrSes VAL
II who would deb.pche The toenda81o'
l Of our liberties with money
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- The Republicans Of Spencer. Pike
on1Warrick c0nntie< came % Hunting
1orx - Monday night snd Dsde quite
: r<rp<csable looking prcccssion- upon
lhe occ.s5os 81 Psrson Cbases hsrr&nxue
shere. II i ssid thss u The entire pro-
eo,sfoa there was not 30 voters 81 Du-
hois county. But 4 looked well Tor ~
thss w though II was : pixny - com
Dnrcl % she Democratic processios
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-02

CaouP. WHooPSSS CoSGE ana rro.
chi.is Immediately relieved BY shiloh
Cure.
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c<r--~<-1n - ns-r-srt -Sn1z n orxe1r-
~ <-~ssar r1tsss 40 fs~-r-HLInA- a Ir1-.>r
E<~-arrrr1ri~e nMAn4< All Nxr-in-krr<sH fr<k1<r1'
- wAs-t
- P-~srr--s~ ira gnIf-s.l s'f-r1sr-
LOH< T. EEETx- D1b~f< Csuntr-
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HOW

Very easily--"The Graphic manage
neni will promptly turn over TO uo
Treasurer Of the National Dcraocrtiic
Committee onc-hslf Of every yearly sub
-cripiion II receives. and will have ne
.cknow iedgmeni 81 the same sent ~ nc
National Committee direct 10 escn sub
<criber.
Every Democrat in The conntr' y IN
| crested In The success Of this campn'sn,
nd every Democrat in the lan3 rhouid
end helping hand Ia lie gs.ss senif n.
Iere d = patriotic way ID which - 40
| u the election or Cleveland ana Thur
| man and at the same time secure ~
moderate price the most interesting and
,est conducted Illustrated Democratic
sewspsper in the country
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- ~ - ~. - esss her csssoria.
~. dhsv.s ca, - erisd 90 c.@sorA'
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-02
GET YOUR COAL ChEkr!
| MAT. ECKERT,
Dealer In CcaA

l. now ready TO deliver The EtsI
COAL mined il Southern iniiana'
from his mine three-qussiers q
mile North west Of Jasper. a 'nve'
vein than either or The other mines
are working.
Orders icft at the Stcvc q ~ =
Scrmcrxhcim x Co. VIII Tssss''
prompt attention. Srr n Az