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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

przemysfu i handful, i SO tego ida
mia. re pc zaprowadzeniu Gel o.
chronnych, ktorych Harrison jest
zwolennikiem, bedzie ola fabry-
kantow' niemieckich niemozebnem,
towary i wyroby swe do Ameryki
odstawiac, i re Niemcy wiele ma
tenn straca, jak wywoz towarow
zupe}nie ustanie. Pleniadze zas
Niemcom bardzo potrzebne, boo
dfugi pahstwa niemieckiego, za}o-
zonego dopiero cd lat II, wynosza
juz lyle, re trzeba rocznego pro-
centu cd Mich p}aciG 363 miliona
marek.
M1ozy ostre, jake tn ma koh-
Gu pozdziernika i ma poczatku list
topada mielismy, wielka wyrzadzi-
fy szkode rdlnikom, mianowlcie
posiedzicielom wiekszych w}osci,
Nt6rym DUO ziemniak6w i bura-
kow cukrowych zamarzfo, gdyz W
skutek braku robotniko5w ME mo-
gil piracy podo}ac! Jezeli lud 70
b%otniczy wynosi sic w strony Oboe,
gdzie wiecej zarabia, ME MONA mt
sig dziwic.
w powiecie g}~upczyckim p}a-
ci pewien w}asciciel swoim robot
nikcm dziennie 10 fenigow. Czyz
"a to cz}owiek wyzyc moze? Il
jednej wsi Syryni, pod Raciborzem,
uda}o sig latos 50 os6b ma robote
w Oboe strony.
Okazaf sig wielki brak wago-
now do przewozenia wegli; przez
to nieiednemu robotnlkowi ubyto
piracy.
Ksiaze Radolinski bawif w
zesz}ym tygodniu ma dobrach swo-
ich, kt6re w powiecie lublinickim
kupi}. Dobra maja obszaru $4,000
m6rg.
w Raciborzu za}ozy}o kilku
zacnych %obywateli t~owarzystwo
polsko-g6rnoszl2skic, ktore liczy
% cz}onk6w.
Kupiec Przyszkowski wreczy}
w dniu "a BIN uczniowi swojemu
Bialonowi 1857 marek, ably je ma
poetic zani6s}. Bialon, ME oddaw-
sly p%ieniedzy, zem]ln2}. w pa
pierach jego pozosta}ych znalaz}a
policya list cd s%tolarza Gajda z
Chicago. Policya jest zdania, re B.
znajduje sic W drodze do Amery-
Xxi zatelegrafowa4a do N. Yorku.
w Myslowicach we wiezieniu
powieslf sic szewiec Cornik.
w Orzeszy przejecha} pociag
towarowy asystenta k%oleiowego Lu-
bosza; pozostawia zone s dzieci:
wojny w +. 1864 1866 i 1870 II
szczesllwie przeby}.
w Gliwicach powiesi} sic ku-
piec Ring, a ME dawno temu "a
s%trzeli} sig aptekarz Koziowski, O.
bydwaj zydzi; sierzant 1Sgo pub
ku, Kamiehski, wiki, a Mkt ME
vie, ola czego. Przez Raciborz je-
cha}y Is b. m. SO osoby do We
gier, wracajac z Ameryki.
Gospodarz Kopik z Joszenia
spill sic z iona swoja W Kluczbor-
ku. Wracajac potem wieczorem do
domu, z}ama}o i'm sic W drodze
ko}o cd woza. iona uda}a sic O
pomoe do wsi, zapomnia}a jedna-
kowoz o mezu, ktorego rano INA
leziono zmarznietego PREY wozie.
Sad W Lipsku potwierdzil wy
rok skazujacy cha}upinkaKlemensa
z pod Opola ma kare smierci "a
zamordowanie w%}asnej zony. &c
letni robotnik Gacmanga pod
Gorzowa zostaf osadzony ma 3 lata
wiezienia "a to, re zone tax ME
mi4osiernie zbi}, IL wskutek tegc
umar1a.
Pan T~uczyhski, redaktor Cor
noszlazaka W Krolewsk1ej hucie
chce wydawac cd Nowego rokr
pismo ilustrowane Czytelnia $wiq
tecsna. By}by to zamiar bardze
chwalebny, gdybysmy ME posia
dali Smia1a, r6wniez pisma ilutro
wanego. Pismo to odpowiad;
wszelkim w%ymazaniom pod kaz
dyn wzgledem, re stosunkow'
~jeszcze malo ma abonentow, vie,
naszym obowiazkiem jest, W pierw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

(itztlu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
AAJlzY XDEV}IIE!
Dr.. e. G. WESTA SRODEK

Dr.. Il. G. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY i ADHG. gwaran,o
wane %tajemnicze |ickar-tnn ma i,y
sterya, zawrot w g!"wir, konwul-
sye, mrukljwos6, n"a wowu newrul-
gia, Dol gfowy. narwn,a pruslra-
cy'', p"'h"dzacl z nSN!"n alhohu-
LII hub tanaki, b~ezscunosG, PREY
g%nehlenl" nmysfcwc, tnzmiqkeze-
ne mozgn, prowadz:sr" do ob!aka-
MIA, d" ne>zczeA"ia. r,z;uczv i
smDr:ri - p,woduiace rychie re-
staHz"'''r sIe, nielt"dmosG, nitrate
sifv Ii "hoiga htri, mtmuwoine u
pt"wy i chor"be zwan;s Sperma
~thorHhoea, bqdaca rkutk'em mad
uzycla m"zgu, samog@aitu i in-
nych tajnl CHI grz"chow Ka&dc pn-
dcfko zaw'era porcya ma jeLen mic
siac. $1.00 podeiko, Tub 8 pndetek
za $500. Przesefa sic poczta, ktd-
Ia oddaj e rrzesc}ke sk"ro wurtosG
przcsefki bedsle ici zaptacona
GWaran ID u. Jenny ga 6 pu.
defeM,
ze to wyI"cza Lazdy rrzypadek.
Prey ka&dem z"m6witniu, iakie
otrzymamy ma 6 sudcivk, 2 dofa-
czen'em 5000, rosIemv zamawin-
Jacemn nasza pirana gw"rnEcYa,
IL zwfGclmy p%ieniadz", jezeli le-
k"rstw" nasze ME w\ kuruje. Gwn-
runcye wystawia tyIko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
ZAPkACILI
~ USA

Winonn A Dhwoukowski $500
Buffalo Antoni Cbajewski 200
Duncan Bobus 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
DO STEVENS POINT, wis.

w OHM LNO AOlA> TO-,
zjedzie W przysz}ym tygodniu a.
gent tutejszych pism agielskich i
niemieckich p. Wv. Pomerinka,
kt6ry ma take upowaznienie do
kolektowan,a pieniedzy "a Wiarusa
i zbierania ola mas nowych abo-
nent6w. PAN Pomerinka mowi TAX
re pc polsku.
Wv ST. PAUL chcq tamtejsi
bogacze w drodze sadowej wyrzu-
ciG 81 biednych rodzin polsklch,
ktore cd lat 20 mieszka}y mad
brzegiem rzeki Mississippi, w po-
blizu nowego mostu. Ludzie CT W
dobrej wierze, .iz ma]q prawo do
tego gruntu, wysuszyli bagna, ma
WE'LL ziemi i pobudowali sobie
domki. Cd czasu jednak, jak pobu-
dowano most, owa ziemia ogrom-
ME podskoczy}a W gore i Slika
sPekulantow chce teraz biednych
Polusdw wypedzic ich zagrdd.
Ustapic pewnie ostatecznie bed2
zmuszeni lecz moze spekulancl
beda i'm musieli wyp}acit znaczne
sunny jake wynagrodzenle "a ich
straty i prace.
CHICAGO. - VVyswiecony
przez arcybiskupa t%utejszego nowy
kosci6} polski sw. Jadwigi zajmu-
je drugie pietro %budynku, przezna-
czonego ma szko}e Parafialna.
MILWAUKEE,. - Polacy
tuteJsi zak}adaja move towarzvst-
wo narodowe. Zebrania odbywaja
sic w hall oh. Hanyzewsklego, rog
Burnhami i 7 ave. - Z%awlazafo
sic tn move towarzystwo splewu,
Harmonic, kt6rego prezesem jest
OBJ. Kucera a dyrektorem K. Mai
lex. - Ziemia przysypa}a zatrud-
nionego przy kopaniu ,,surdw" Au-
gusta VVierzbe i z}ama}a nu no
ge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
pTzesV tK1 bedSle .Ici zaPfacona
GWarana vi Jenny ga 6 pu.
defeM.
NJ. T. Hackley
APTEKARZ INASZ AGENT
W WINONA, MINI.
$500 NAGRODY!

Wypfacimy powy&sza nagro.
dc "a <azdy ~przyralek cierpienia
na w;tlrobe, disepsyi, nieustajacego
bolu gIowy, niestrnwn"sri. zat~nr
dzenia ktoreg" bssmy ME mo.
gil wvl"czyc Westa p'guiIlnmi ma
watr"he, z rosIln wHr"bi"nemi, je-
2eii wskazowki naszr srsle costa
iy wyk"nane. Sa one 'vlEo Y zi6i
i zaws1e slrnwi"ia nlse. Skorupa
2 cnkru. Puielkn duzr, zawieraia
ca 80 pigulrIs, IA % crntow. Mo
INA 'iostac d" knr""nia we
wszystkich "pte%ah. Ost'zeRamy
priced fa}~ytikat""i lab n'sI"lo-
waniami. Pr"wdziw" jpd,nie ia
ma G.. West 4 c..
w WINONIE snrzcdaj o A
PTEKARZ
ny. FL.
Mr.. 7S w. Third Str Con. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

~ The BUYERS GUIDE
~N- Prseuodnik Kupwqce-
- s s.? IS: :? .' !$!:;:
co kupuja drogle przedmioty
zbytkowne lub potrzebne do zycia.
''estesmy W stanle, zaopatrzyt was
sprzedaG wan wielkie potrzebne
nlepotrzebne artyku}y do czyta-
MIA, %chodzen1a. tahcaenia, spania,
Jedzen'a, rybo}ostwa, polowanla,
piracy recznej, chodzenla do kos
clofa lub PENNSYLVANIA w domu,
to w rozDych ilosciach. Kto chce
sig nauczyt, W jaki sposob z ta-
klch rzeczy mice jaknajwiecei przy-
]emnosci, niechaj sobie sprowadzi
ksiazke BUYERS GUIDE, kt6ra
posfana bedzie kazdemu, kto posle
10 centdw na op}acenie poezty
pod takim adresem:
MONTGOMERY WARD e. co.
1l1-114 Michigan Avenue
Cbiooro TIL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

The following Real Estate for sale:
10 .<-s. X -n<s e.s< q E.,si-xss-s. =. s<-~s 4,
tlnse~- bs'srr~ - eri<sssffsr. - srrss n .es<s-
W h>->< - c.r-- e>rf rr<Asr1- red fsr-- Prir<
ss<r-I .si~ sssss - nzsruss-rr. = s<rs n
e-sussssse- tslsac< y ri.ssr, ees4 hs.s k,.ss -
ss,s: s.;f 49,: ss'.ss-, : -.,5 s:s.s
usuu> - 80 tss q urnr.kA.rr. 80 r~-ns -
cri;xx- 80 i~ss - Jsrksa1 scr<ex- Prs -, IAN
|esvns esg t<r.s ~ ss.s--s-
=. "a; =. . .,,s :: sf. s:.s :. s .s... "a : 80. = ', : s.s, -
no. sone go Lad ssme Gpsx xIEb<r. isn< ~~ry rnA.
SO frs.< hssss ~ - stssis- 4 vry 60 fsr.-
Price - pr scr<s terms <ssy-
esis.<e - sse< urs<r- psg,sr. vkir< 81 hi<<k esk;
go 81 Ne be~r 10 Er~>< IN Duhrts es1nrg. LAYS VERY
ZEN: 80 : nsris rs!ass: sss.rA So iias~r =
Ss.ss a. Isx SABINE IN - s~-s- k.lf es.a. ~
s.ee /. CO ~ tie years 80 ~ c<zr
- s<-ss. > -Ilss fr- vsi,<.- Pz<~--,fy. : .lss
,inssr. pls.,y q -si-r. isss rsil.e. ) srs n -
rG. k.~t fnns ko.se iii ; % . res1s. 80 s<sbts.
sis,<se< o rc.t p.eiie read. nssr <Asi - <hsr<k
~ 80 s<ss. - 500 ssiss<< = v<ry s.sy 'sr-s-
> sre.s ~ rrs nsrtk ~sn = rrels,<- : Mo
hen Jasper - 80 60 ros<s. 1es sc<> cE~sre<. hsf
sss,y sr.~s s-.s<. - -. ssrrss-<s1 si..ss &c..
~. ; sp<s<'s -. - go n<-s>sssSss1. - ~
xak srss. ssszsis sr--s = e-,si-ssss.. 80 ~
s sss::, -: So: = ss!!sss. - = ..s:s re-: ss. &c 49, ..','s a. |,
|terus sey es<y-
- s<-sS. - cleared ~ u <-rr-rrs,s. - 4. 49,
'usis< 81 fins<r. 80 ssrr sl.sss s<-. 80 49,
isg 80 frsn~- re tsh pcn<s. GOD srrssrz. isss II
go state ~ e1l1rsric. 80 lsrs rry eel , rkles
sesf 80 Ireisrt- Prize osMc: r<rns cay 4 spI<n-
~ gr.zs - sts<k fzr~ r<-y desirable
- s<rss sbsss s<res eissss1- 80 frs.< hsuss
sn1 xDst frsE< 80 t.rn- es>< cr<ksr1. - pss1 .
gsst hsrie fsr1- * El<s IRE. Csuer- ~ Z Dles
sssf e isslsn1- - p<x srrs; tenzs easy
~ scrss - wliss n~~r. 5 nn~s nsrrA q 0svsn.
- s<res n b~<rs1. kalsn<e - IN - seres q tes1-
eng - sr<s il 80 re,lsr - skfs go t.bsr.
iess.Gb tmb<r - n~e 49, bs1f psy - fsrn- . rr<
fsne ks,ss- , 49, Leo - Dienfy - nvfsg ssrer
4 vsry go f<rn- - p<r scr<s tsn.s sasy.
~ srre<. - sr<< eIesr<1. k.1sn<s n rnb<r. -
40 srsne 1880 s~1 49, fr.n< hcsse- e><t sb>.,
Ioi.ee. 80 hsn- go ys..< sr<ksr1. piensy = sGer.
part q - lant krsk<.- bsisn<< rsltrg- e.cs ell.
= p18l< rsst- . spisn1A sts<k - grain ssrn- P1<>
loDper s<rss hsiftc~n - Coy tsrns .. Laln.cs-
HOUSES > LCTs. WORTHWHILE
Agsst ffs-e esslz-g - srsrs kss.s. bs<h s,nss,
&c. y scs eflss< 80 fs<s.e - pissry q fFss,
sssnL Hs<s oGsss tsr.s sssys vry e~ssrssss prsp-
IGv-
/ pwerire. hsrn- srrre ho.se. 60 : Is<s q psrssrs-
VILE 80 cr<ksr<. s<sre 1900 slEsss No.. 80 30
Irio kAEb 80 1Sz0. - er.n<<rs - s8<isire. 4
Ifscf eserysktrR 4. ese< sksp<. 60 80 = ~ be< 10.
lcss - osuskern l1xsns ~ : sr.re. 1 "a fsr.tnG
Icsun<ry al ars.n1- ecs1 <krr<1 ~ s<bssl - -
Derple- p1ce ol8Ds - cssA. - bsinnsa q u
- swslss nse<1A . 80 sAs.es - 49, - =
- aFss< 1920
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

Spring has come q last, and fhrmerl
are all busy sowing oats, and getting
their fields ID ship-shape; The late heavy
rains have washed aud damaged The
came 70 some extent.
Defeated candidates have returned
safe from Salt river. although long and
|Oiinger. the new township trustee, last
Saturday attended TO tow nship businese.
The Ferdinand Building and Loan So
ciety sold money Iass week, varying
from 10 70 Ia and Is per cent premium.
Very good prospects; the purchasers Of
the money are preparing 70 build them
selves homes-
Mrs. E Ruhksmp be- just finished Z
thorough repatriation Of her brewery. and
nov has The best and latest style, and
can compets with any other ID the coun
Ity. Look for : good glass; Of beer : Dol
weather 10 coming on
Carpenters are @ work tearing down
the old building q Franks hotel, and
preparing 70 build . new commodioul
one in its place. Also Mr. Herman Tie
man il putting up : nice dwelling. nr
n. Heiming has the materials On TIL
place for : new building, and severn
others iatesd 10 build this summer. III,
town 10 on . boom"
a new Notary Public 10 the person o
NJ. John Schmitt. the WelI-kn0wn I'D
der and harness maker. Give him
call II yoo have anything % do II tho
lire; be d very liberal
The Highest figures ever paid for
small tract Of land ID this town was b
Mr. John q. Beckmse 20 Robert Roth
l9I63-the piece only being 10 foos from
and loe deep.
Business ID general II getting NOR
lively. Mr.. ,. n. Beckman has opene(
the tobacco season again; Il buying END
prixiug the good old weed with gveo
haste.
Our leading business frme. NJ. ,. b
Beckman, Mrs. y. Sonderman, NJ. J. G
BeckmsB, have returned from she Eas
with large stocks Of goods for spsiuC
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

Died q he kens 81 New York CITY q
so o'clock. Wednesday morning HE
diseaeo. : vioIng = ne heod. d enpposed
% have oeen caosed by exposoro % M
blizzard ~ March ~ Ne was = Of ne
most brilliant, - Uell - one Of The lev
honest pohilc men II this eoontry. ard
death viu ~ universally lamcnsed
He was born u Albany. Oct 50. lc2o.
end 90 consequently n HE SSH vesr.
r. hss h<en IN acknowledged leader IN
HE Ssste ever since be yes 20 yeara old.
received ne appointment ~ die
'sirs attorney from Hamilton Fish q
that oge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

THE undsrSigued, Trustee o. Columbia
! Tp, Dubois county, Ind, will Ct
tend % Township business q his resi-
|dencs On every Saturday. and persons
having township business 70 trassacs
ere requested to present fton lhst day 81
tho week.
The toWnshsp library - kept q ihe
once of The Trustee, where thooo entitled
|can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS,
Trustee Columbia Tp-
Jups s7th. isel-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

wiII b meeting % he 0soek-
holders Of the vipcennes and New
AIbany Railroad Company, held q the
o6Ree Of the Secretary, vincenoes, Knox
County. IndIsns. O
TUESDAY, NAY In. 1ooo,
q one o'clock p. ~ for The purpooe 81
thirteen Direcsors % serve foS
he oosoIng year. and for he transaction
o. ny osher business hat nay cone ~
lore ~ meeting.
n: y. DAESoS, Secretary.
IDsreh -. leoo-lk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

mDnnnn N newnr6eG sre 49, - ~ 90
80 49, srf. tDey On 90 hnsrsn1e
emD<eTm<1< tkn< uU ~ TIE 49,
sS114 frsn t1<tr k.mo. - 1nnE1<s n
DrsG<B ~ Iarns - 0rs - srgy to1sprtgns pw-
- meny hsss 49, - srs - nsk1ng sss~rsi
buD1ru1 1s111rs amsn<1- n y ~ - 80 maks
= - rDpsr1s ~ -. 80 = u1l1.g ssussk- En1er
81 ysuae = e1s capt<.I - see6s1s - Gnu 20
ksHytA1sg -. - eDe<aI shiny reg11re1s 20
es<e fsr IN psrt><1larH uAk<6 - ms1 tse- A16rem
9npunB &c Psrrlsn1- M.lne-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

- Ue0orrasic delegates % the Joint
1no1oSial Conventinn romposrd ~ The
>oretea Of Onhais ard Perry. are hereby
nI|pd % mees n Joint Convention at
NJ cI(y o. Prinrefon. lniIans. on Tues
H. 18th day ~ Nsv. lsSo ~ : o.
- - n for me s.nrpo@e Of poinirs-
condidsse fcr Joint senator for the
cnn1orjal dissriri composed ~ said two
Dool1ea. 70 81 si,e vacancy csnsed By the
1r1frooti0u Of o. A. Trirpes.
u ~ JoHSsox,
CA'n'n Perry Co. Dem. Central Con.
JoHx L BREI1.
xA'D'n Dub0is CO. Dem. Central Con-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

nslk~1 - $780, sfwssk 81 e - pe1sros1 IN
or Rs.ss ~ nssrsi: - - g . - vssS;
es1sr 81 ys.nG = -; - sDsz1aI sstnV rs(9ss1-
csy1re. - oeses1; -. es $1,000 - ~ c. -
o. sfresx safss 80 f.p>rtsn<s y ys.- 80 on
uRt ys1n bunosm< u1<k vlI bs1ne 20 = usrs
esssy 49, sss5. - 49, 80 = - -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

|0np Asw.k~, - N>>~~~. -
|e>iv~i 49, ecaors~-s.s A. ~ ns-cer.s.
~ .~~-~ ~c..,- - S:..'s-. ~--"
.~cm;r:,;cr y,.r,".s -c..o.;.,e. ~.
r. /. 49,, .a.s>r~.S go Sss9~c-s s-sh,ss
|,o "a s,.~,;r~ hc..ss- 80 ~r;,,,- ~
In .5a -s,.r;sn- !. 80 s-e....s a
|e,c.vr.~. ~ Al No.. 49, - ss~,~ 49,
%rss~:,. ~ cc..s;s-..,s " .s--na.
~ nss 1920 49, ~Sssfsru- 4. 80
better snccees ~ sse.r- I h-s,~c.i".s
o. var saxes 81 the Democrat-
|ic member OF ConRrpss. than has NJ.
|UNeall. and 81 oll ne Drmocrats n Con-
|sre<s we're q honesf a. Re. the Nille tar
ID bin would become : laW. without
much p~aIaverine. o. q The present
spending valuable time IN useless dis
cns<ion. He hes devoted the necesssry
time 70 study 70 inform himself on this
great question. While TOO msny ere led
by local insevesss. welded bv capitalists
Hon. John e. O,Neall u On honor 20 the
disfrict. 10 the State. and I . The Demo.
crscy generally. His reelection will Be
nearly unanimous 10 November.
--.-. 7.
IIscuIr sousr VIII oeeln 70 April
Term next .ondey: Jury Commission
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20
D1cCullough IL the
City.

Ex-Senator l1cCull0ugh Il the
City.
Ex-Ssafs Senator mccullough. or
Priuceson, Gibson county, q n the city
stopping q the Grand.
-acw ere yoer political fences, ssas-
Haven't got any NJ. Mccullough
rsPlisd wish : laugh. \ - aot : CO
~Ars you : delegate 70 shs state coD-
|venssou r.
yes. I'm up here now trying 10
ret things shaped for our delegation.r-
Ind. Sentinel, 18th.
WY WILL rou cough when sbiIoh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 c(s, 80 cts, and q %
Town Beard Proceedings.
The town trustees or jasper met Tor
regular April session. All member
present.
Minutes . Iass meeting were red snd
"a. Bretx. lighting lsmps, etc, ee7s
n J. Aehrjnger. trustee, o55
-. Schiller, bTickbsss. 50
n. Berger, street commissioners, l65
~. 6chuetser. teaming. I65
Mehringer Bros, oil tank and OIL 10 Is
Levi Mitchell. coal oil. - 20
LEO. Spayd, 335
Total. 80 10
Ordered that he CDsrk shall procure
The -sseeseary tally papers asd poll
books for Mag election.
Ordered thst tbe town treasurer b ~
% mako . shis Board Qoor-
|iesiy reports % 10 0aooc1al coo6itioo
- % t0ws srvosuvy. Adjo0nsd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20
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health"
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cured q = and sleeple..ess
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

WHY WILL ron cough when Sbiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief Price
10 cts, 80 cts, and 81 -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-13
An Undemocratic System.

The Governor of Connecticutis is Repub- ican. He is in the chair not because he received majority or plurality of votes, for he ran far behind his Democratic com petitor. He is Governor by virtue of an undemocratic and feudal system that pre- vails in that State.
 One of his first acts was to islander the citizens of Connecticut by declaring that they tolerated the grossest illiteracy. His intimation was that in that State, with a magnificent school fund, superior school system, and one of the ablest men at the head of the school board, the illiteracy was almost barbarous.
 The islander was refuted by the School Superintendents' reports. But it has served it's purpose. The islander of Con- necticut's Governor was eagerly seized by the crank Blair, and used by him in the Senate recently as an argument for the passage of his absurd and harmful bill for practically putting the control of the schools of this country in the hands of the United States government.
 So the islander goes on record in the Senate of the United States and the Gov ernor of Connecticut is preparing to seek endorsement again at the hands of the cit izens of that State.-Evening Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-13
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

Hold hot shovel over furniture to remove white spots.
 To give good oak color to pine floor wash in solution of one pound of copperas dissolved in gallon of strong lye.
 To whiten the hands melt half an ounce of camphor gum, half an ounce of glycerine and one round of mutton tallow, and apply every night.
 A hornets nest which has been deserted by the hornets, bound on the throat with piece of flannel, will cure the most malignant sore throat.
 Salt and water will prevent the hair from falling out, and will cause new hair to grow. Do not use so strong as to leave white par ticles upon the hair when dry.
 To restore gliding to picture frames, re- move all dust with soft brush and wash the gliding in warm water in which an onion has been boiled; dry quickly with soft rags.
 Mahogany furniture should be washed with warm water and soap; an application of beeswax and sweet oil upon soft cloth, and polished with channels, gives rich finish.
 Blackheads may be removed by washing the face at night with hot water, then drying briskly with a crash towel and applying a mixture of one ounce of liquor of potassa and two ounces of cologne.
 A free application of soft soap to fresh burn almost instantly removes the fire from the flesh. If the injury is very severe, as soon as the pain ceases apply linseed oil and then dust over with fine flour. When this covering drys hard repeat the oil and flour dressing until good coating is obtained. When the latter dries allow it to stand until it cracks and falls off, as it will do in a day or two, and 8 new skin will be found to have formed where the skin was burned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-13
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.

Nicholas Ginnen and wife were found sick and in destitute circumstances in New Haven with nobody but their 10 year old daughter to administer to their wants
 Joseph Harra, a Consolidated road brake man, fell from a house car into snow bank Saturday afternoon, but was only slightly injured by the fall.
 The Bloomfield Congregational church will celebrate its 150th anniversary Tues day.
 Mrs Julia c. Andrew, wife of Frank S. Andrew, died at New Haven Saturday af- ternoon, aged 47.
 James Breen, who has been missing from New Haven, has been found in New York, where he is sick at the residence of his si ster.
 Walter J. Ormsby. member of small "Humpty Dumpty" troupe, who were stranded at Fitchville, near Norwich, and Miss Jennie Brainard have eloped. Orms- by and Miss Brainard were employed in the same mill.
 There are at present in the New Haven county jail 25O men and 30 females. The jail is much crowded now, though 25 or 80 more could be squeezed in on pinch.
 The shooting of Sam Shaw, of Meriden, Friday, was not the result of an attempted suicide, but was purely accidental.
 The parents of Charles Reilly, the 16 year old school boy who was killed by a freight train switching in the yard of the Consolidated railroad at New Haven last September, have retained Judge Pickett to bring suit against the railroad for damages. When killed young Reilly was couplin. cars. His parents claim he was doing S. at the request of some employees on tn, train. The railroad company deny tha they are liable, but it is said have offere g small amount to settle the matter Wha the amount is parties interested refuse t, state.