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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-11
DON'T READ THIS
Unless there is
A SPAWN On Your Horse.

NpuNus l;uEhuurs, Curls, Spliuts, Sweeney
and all soft punches can h'' positively aud pcrula-
urutlN cured lay using Mr. Millrr's SPAWN ONT
mrut. q. new rrm,dy that Is positive cure. Hun
drrd> of eases successfully tr-at,d Ne failures
vet i. A Woodbridge, Spring hin stock farm
\rrgrnu' s. W. says: III is the best remedy IN the
market tor the cures il is advertised to effect and
the only SPAWN and Rmgbunr cure worthy of the
maine Send your address ou postal for books Of
treatment aud testimonials. The right remedy is
worth 80 tu yam. We have it, Price 81 per box
and only uur huN required for a cure. Al the.
druggists Sc no other
THE CITY DRUG STORE,
Nrrgeunrs, VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-11
Vermont Farms
And other Real Estate at
Bailey & Miners Agency.
Dur List wns never
more Complete
thuu Now,

thnn Now.
Farms from the small
est poultry farm tu iU
and Nu acre farm that
Will keep from 80 tu 100
head of cattle. Wpmpu
ton below a few mum
beers that We wish to sell
at once.
No S21 lisa 81 acre
NU, farm 3la miles out
II lrattlrbpru with cN
u good buildings. aud
viii keep ten cows the
wear round Price g.,
Ip
No S3l. A ~ acre
NU, farmll mile from
a village. will summer
70 COWS and winter 80.
Terms easy Price ST.
Ntl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-11

Is 1t not sad to see So many young men every
lay Of whom this can be- said: Young man, take
my advice, Stop all ndscretions which you have
practised, keep good hours, retire early, aud build
lp your shattered system by using sulphur liit
.ers, which will cure yuu.-uh Physician.
The good die young, the bad live ON
And sin grows bold and naughty.
They even cut the good trees first
And leave hrhind the kuOtty.
IhilttfirIJhiu Press
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
Sur Stener Der SSabrbeit.

Sernnion, 21 Oft 1889.
Ha perlGisefne @riGie unp thrills lsbr
rpeit ppn bsr ., abrbeit enifsrnt i'm rmInuf
Fnp, 70 fibre Id fOIsenbs Gbatla&sn an:
gIm 81. Oft. 1897 fam milne Grista aus
Der S6ule, mar auf BEN Ssiteuwsae unp 60
purpen ibr pon 8. s. i3isssr's @efdbrt psl-
DIES burtsine, bic swsi S6i'nb infnchtn
curhaereien glm 2. Nou. puTben meiner
6rau $50 ssbptsn, Ca, mic iG cbsu ssnanntr
Ser nfunrist bate. Gin Sdnbruh fur $40
asbsiIt rerpen fann. glm 9. San. 1888, in
vi srmann StOrr's Office, bot Der Cbies per-
$50 (thirty dollars, not a copper more =
lsins sisensn @Orts), trOBpsm Sur StOrr unb
PER- zimmerman allss aufbctsn, bic 8sf>
lumme Su tbtien.
9lls msin ainb niGt msbr Grjtli6 beban-
bet parp, purren 5srrn3. be MpOtbtfsr- unO
Dcitcrre6nun9en ppr9de,t; fur ten Bttras
pom Sc !.8, purpe .3abluns psrweieat. Disis
3umuibung mar, mic ss mir isBt lheint, cine
unprrIhGmtbeit msiusrlsiis, i'd bdne pom
rrttsweeen mlfen Wassn uno pfsrpsseletr
erIeBsn.
Jm Sftpbsr 1889 purbtn mir In 5srrn
3immrmann's Sfaee $m uno aeib parauf
$5U esbctfn, mas it panfsno ablsbute.
g8as msbr esiast plrp, linO thsen.
aug. DteltnG
prospect avsnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
Wie 1T niea2

gBir bisten tintunrsrt Dollars 8fIpbnuna
fur ieDen 6au pom aat RIB, ber nidt curdb
Sinnepmen pCn pall's 3atarrb Sur ssbsilt
merren fdnn.
8 8. @bsneu & Co.. Gissntb., 5Olebc, 8.
99i. eie lnRr,sidnsteu bapsn i. 8. Gbenep
felt ben ltbren IS 9abren affannt unb baIfsn
ibn fir pollfcmmsu sbrsnhaft in alien ST.
ftdftsperbdnplunssn unp fiuansisa befibtat,
ale Uou ittner 6irma sinstaanssnsn 8srbinp-
l.hftittn ,u trfulsn
gBslf 6 Iruar @rObbanbsIs DrOsuilfsn,
Ieleep. 8.
BaIeius, ainnon & Warpin, @rOBbanbsls-
Drceuifsn, 5olsro, 8.
6. D. @aucOsisn. GalTirr, Iuttbp Natio
nal Sanf 5OIepe, ..
pal's aatarrb "ur pirb tnperlidb aenpm.
mfn uno wi'ft Oirft auf pas 9lnt nnp bic
idbIeimissn Sssrfld6sn bss Ssfsms 3sus-
uiiIt frei perianot. preis 70 6. fir pie Glalne.
Bfrfaufi pcn alien Nputb,fern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
Teneralarm StatiDmem

RO. 8aasn. 9piaitat.
II WeGfou WiibIe.
f3 Cliff QDsrfe.
IA eadawanna Nps. unb Sietents Stra6s.
10 gddawanna Npe. unc Scranipn Saus.
f6 Dtdiou Wanufaeturina Go.
IL { s. & 6. 50. Stabl Berfe.
Is Z :. 6. 50. aIts Roa WfbIs.
2i 9ffrion unb eafapdnna Auenuts..
% Wpoming Apeuus unb Spruee TRACE.
% einren Strnbs unp 8ranflin apsnus.
81 gBaibinaton Npe. unb Mulberrp Stra6e.
25 Dive Srabe uub Meams Apsnue.
26 Cad panna uno Wafbnston Apsnuts.
n Wulberrp Shabe urb WattiUn Npsnue
% SshrrIon apenue uup @itIon StraBe.
81 clay Ausnue uno 8ins StrnBs.
81 Gappuie Npenue unp phelps SiraBe.
33 prcuiosnes Hpap unD Carbon Sna6f.
81 padapanna uoo Norb Drain Npenuss.
81 SadIon SnaBe unp Wain Npenue
sc Safion Strabe unb 9inecIn glpsnue.
81 Gprrstt Nsenue unO Sadiou Strabs.
38 @jarfislp Nusnue unb yafapette SfraBe.
al grafbineton Npenue unp Sifcrp Sira6C.
az Dritie unp 8elclus Sira6e.
43 6lnfte Mpenue unb Niinfie SiraBe.
al Serantpu unO Siebente StraBen.
as StomerS paflng Co, yine Brocf.
46 Stpne Mpenus unb Semlpd Ctr Bt.
AZ pittstOn Nrsnus uno gBillem ShaBe.
46 prCipert @penue uup SseG StraBe.
ST Gsrar Npenue uno @lber StraBe.
70 proip Ct Npsnue unb 9tipsr Sra6t.
So 9sear Npenue uno Gin StraBs
81 gBaIbinaton Npenue une IRA le StraBe.
SIS Gepar Npenue unb Dear StraBf.
Sc Srantpn Siabl gBs fe.
6l SwetanO Strabs unO Sromltp apsnus
90 Gin @tain Npe. unp 5amptpn StraBs.
63 Gin Mhte nnb 6ampton Straben.
Ga NaIb'nstcn MOe. unp Nsp yprf SraBe.
65 Wlari Strobe uno 9appuie Apenue.
sc .. & 8. 8rsusuna une @rsen 8ibse Ut.
II StdIcn Npenue uno On MGrfst Strabe
~ Court Snabe unp DIAMOND Nuenue.
73 prcpicsna &oab unb NOre Main Npe.
n Marftt SuaBe unp Nore Drain Mpe.
Is Npro Rdin Hp nue. unp parfer Strabe.
81 8rid unp Saf Stra en-.
50 Bloom uno Marfst StraBen.
81 9rpins Npsnue uub Asb Straee.
1913 .. 6. u gB. 6radt oaus
f2t 9fsf Maifst unO gBinUna StraBen.
2'3 .. & W. Barren @,rtifGttsn.
32f .. Y. & 9B. Waibinen Werfe.
QRte alarmirt mirr.
8ommt br Glhrm pom aIifen IA, 70 nirb
tfe @lcde jusrlf eins fblaaea, tann pan
fren uao bisrnuf pisrm anidblassn, nsm-
LID I-II1I, pae 8euer In Ter NGbt ppn Ri-
fen ! anSeiaenb. 9eptr u nrm plrb prsimal
pisbertct Sn aIfiber Weile ptrbtn alIe
3aben an9faeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
8peiter Tbeil.
Cine 2antpartie,
Opsrttte in Q Mftsn Son 6. a5bIr.

perfonenbes Sptels:
RuneI, gOrTB'nbsr. CAD. .prr @so WabI.
8drI, lsiu SObn, snOD,. ..5srr { Sisbtdfr.
Stlinfs, 8OrIfanps- Mitsliep, (Bab)............
Ssrr 9ouis Gonrab.
Weber (Ssno) ............
5srr vOuis Jttidtrt.
Wplf " 70. rhrpIle) ..........
6srr 8. ). WbmayH.
0rau eubpis, Wirtbin i'm 0srsins tOfale ....
6rI. W. .3siblr.
elss9sn, ibrs 5o@tsr, (SOpran).. ..............
5rl. Emma Gcnrae.
Sabn, @afwirtb in Bare (Spr6rOllD ........
perr 60. 8artl
GbSrs: MannaGor, fCpis ssmif&tn GbOr.
Ort Der SunbIuns:
1. .-8reiuelcfdl
2. @it. : @ahbaus In Bare bel S&mcls.
3um Sbfu6: 1dnSfrdu;6en.
Gidsts fir YidbtmiisIitbsr "a 50 Gents
linb in Sulbtrte Wnit 9dpsn, iOpie am be-
trsifsnben Abenb an Der aais Sn babsu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
StaOt nmO G0nmtD.
Rermifebte aOfal 8ericbte,

S4- 2iebIing Der Sausfrauen-
Billsburp's 8eit -berfauft bel 5reb. s.
@iOmuper, $50 2ada. ape.
-Srau SelO, beren Mann nit elmer
Nnberen oaUon eins, bat cine Sdeis
bunsSfIase seeen ibn an9eitrenst.
= Die Trooerie @eidporenen fir
ben Nooember Termin iperoen am sSreis
tag 9e3oeen.
-D Das repubIifoniide county Gos
mite bat ua6trdeIib Sob 8. 2aiprenee
fur County 8ermeher nominirt.
= Die 8Grbib @rnte ipar cine quite
unb man fam orei Der Dineer fur 25
@entS faufen.
= Die 8eamten Der StaatS @roB.
Ioee beS Sreimaurer OloenS tperoen
am Z. Nopember uniere Staot beiuden.
-Sn ben beiben biefsen StabItpsr.
fen uno gonnel's @ruben mar am leg.
ten SumItaS 5abltas.
-Srib 8ei6eI unb Sobn fubren
am Sumitae per Dampfer ggeitIanp
bon GntDerpen na6 gmerifa ab.
R@- nnisre 8ameeIbuor nsberbsm.
ben fur 95 Gents iibertreffsn ale anoes
rem. 8rOipns See Sipe.
= Die Saeo auf Saien 1T bonn l. &.
glObember an erIaubt unb bic Numrobe
idmieren ii4 fdOn iest bic StiefsIn
elm.
- Den @ontraft fiir bic Bride iiber
ben 2ebieb, in GliftOn 3opnlbip. ba.
ben bic County GommiHGre an s. g.
Bertins & Co., bon @rotOn, 81. g., fir
$500 perseben.
- Oie County Nubitoren 2bbIer,
WorriS unb perrp baben ibren 8eri1t
beenbet unb linb poa oes 2obes iiber
bic Grt unb Weiie, tpie bic Nnseleaens
beiten bes Counties pertpaltet perben.
B9- SriI6e biesiabrise Sdrinse,
Oaienmaulialat, @apiar unb Saroels
len bel S. S. @ipmuper, $50 2uda.
gIpe.
-Serr Sranf 8aui&mOper traf am
Donneritus BON NOIo Carolina elm, um
feline SumiIie aus Der ,,8ee6" absubos
len, unD bieielben tperoen tpabrihelnli9
beute mad eem Siioen abreiien.
= Die arbeit an ben swei peiteren
@eleiien, tpelde bic 8. & $. So. bon
WilfeSbarre bierher bauen l6bt, eebt
iebr laneiam poran uno man arbeitet
nur eeleeentlib baran.
= Serr @uIer s. g. Soesen 1T auf
bic Dauer BON Stpei Woaen nab Sos
nesbale sereiit. UNI bort bic Seenerien
un6 ben 8Orbane fur bic nsuerbuute
BIbne bes 9pneSbale 2ieberfran3 3u
malen.
= 9oIisei6ef @abe beri6tet fir
September 1876 8srbuftunsen, bic Der
NotiOnoIitdt na6 pie folst iparen !:
SriI6' glmerifaner 43, Srldnber So,
@nsIdnoer IL, @eIi6e l3, Deutibe z
Neaen Irunfenbeit aaein tpurben l55
Uerbaftuneen poreenommen.
D9- S6peinefdbe, 2utteIflsd beim
Sdb6en. O9fens uno 2amm3unsen
in @Idiern. Strides 9u9wei3enmebl,
9lees uno 8uhmeisensS sSonis. 8etrOds
nete uno einpema6te Srd6te bel s. S.
@Iomapsr, 630 2ada. Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24

Srou u. 8.-Sbrem @uni6e, untsr
Der 8hbrif ,.SauS unb 9of" au6 bann
unb ipann 8esepte fir bic 2iide su
brineen, tpiro iton nddftens entiprO'
den tperben. Wir mb9ten erIt nod
unfern Sarmerfreupben einise @infe
iiber unoufihiebbure Serbitarbeiten se.
ben, Die iiber cine @eiIe perfpdtet isin
ipiirben.
Dab Sbnen boS ,,g8odenblatt" isbt
beRer tpie iracnb elm bieiises ober aus.
tpdrtiees 8Idtt sefaat, 1T febr idmeis
heIbaft fur uns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
Dcrae6t nicbt,

Dae man isbersttt bic betfen 8urtbetIe bttm
aaufeppn Ealdsa- unb WanOupren, S&mud-
iHen, Silberpaaren &c. bel
Tree M an
Ibnltsn fann. Gin GROCER uuo elseansr Uor-
ratb ber iiingifeu WiuIfer auf bic lcltbeIfs Writ
perferhai, fOrtpdbrenb porr6tbie; als psr-
taufteu Nrtiftl perbtn earantirt
Neparatnreu an utrfn unb JutptleH
uirb lpaieIe aufmerfiamfeiis srtbeilt.
SIM Stpre wirb Deutf 10 9 q
pro&en. 6. 0D. freeman :.
1876 9addtpdnnd Np. Bailey 0dus Blcd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24

p. 9. COCHRAN. apc'bsfsr In eaneaIfsr,
pa iast 9ibe iibsr 300 5laf6sH pon Bur
bod 9IOob 9itt,rs fir Tseprpfe, laurfn Da,
ssn, 8iliSitSi, esbsr. unb gtisrsnIeipsn suran
firt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

Terrc Haute Gazette. The prospectus
Of the newly organized Salt Trust u =
pleasant document. This trust, BY the
way, IL one Of the latest bastsrd's begot.
ten Of the taritI-s lust and the debauch.
ment Of honest trade. THIS Salt Trust
calculates that its millions OF annual
profits will be made By taking only .
few cents from each individusl of the
60,00o,000 Inhabitants Of the United
States. Ii thinks no ono ought to object
10 contributing . few cents 10 the up.
building OF 90 grand and glorious an in
stitution 90 the Salt Trust. One might
almost fancy Il imagined 8 zestful SAVIOR
would be added 10 salt by the knowl-
edge that these aggregate petty lsrcenies
would creste . few colossal money mag.
nates.
Senator Voorhees, quotes his colleague,
Vance. as saying that II these
few cents, which the truet u % anxious
% get from each individual, ere worth
the trusts stealing they ere slso worth
the individuals saving. Anl 20 they
are. The right to kick against being
robbed and the right 10 prevent robbery
are higher rights than the right 10 rob.
Indeed what pretty pass w have come
70 when the right Of robbery % discussed
atall. To this complexion has that Chi.
cagO platform 0f last year brought this
unhappy country. Let the whole mon.
stroua svstcm Of robber laws Be wiped
from the statute books % boy cleans
his slate with sponge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

Philadelphia Record: The promoters
of the salt trust boastfuily assert in their
prospectus that their comblnation has .
marked difference" from the ''iransicne
operations" recently wit
messed In ''grsin, copper, aud other sta.
plea" There %, indeed, : marked diff
ference in that the conspiracy to control
the price Of salt 10 worse than sll The
rest. Il is plot agsInst tho health and
life ofthe people II attempting 10 limit
The supply Of On absolu'e bcccssary oe
human existence. 10 I'll other material
respects the salt trust dees not differ
from 10 ccngeners, except hat II Il more
bold and impUdent il its character and
pretensio0s than most Of the others.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

Tho following patents were granted
for the week ending July 23d, 1889, re-.
ported expressly for this paper by Jos.
H. Hunter, Solicitor Of American
and Foreign Patents, Washington, ID. G. :
A. B. Albert, indianapolis, folding
chat. Cbas. Brick. South Bend, potato
digger; Myron Campbell, South Bend
rope clasp; J. n. Fellows, Burlington ;
land roller; A. +. Foster. Belle Union,
lap ring J. ID. Kions !; Oxford, fiat iron
heater; y. II. Miller, Logansport, tire
setting machine .. J. Miller, Cambridge
City, fence post Charles Mosher, South
Bend, package Tor dress stays; w. A.
Prestol, Fort Branch, refrigerator; w.
A. Preston, Forth Branch, nut lock M.
n. y. Slattery, Fort Wayne, electric
meter; N. n. N. 6latiery, Fort Wayne,
core for c0nverters; @. r. Walters end
w. N. Gartside, Richmond. mill; g. g.
New Albany, nre escape.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

A handsome young woman is teacher
In one OF our graded schools, and q sue
one, too; 90 much 90 that mem.
Der Of the board or education asked her
her method. Her answer
was worthy Of note.
II haven't any" she said. II never let
the children think they are learning by
rule. just make myself Z kid among
the other kids."
kid may not be exactly scholastic
language, but her method has proved
success.
The same teacher has Z class Of boys
and girls ranging from 8 TO IL, and dur.
ing their closing exercises they 81 did
we'll. but some were deserving Of psvsi-
culas commendation. Their yosthful
teacher did not stop 10 weigh her words.
but u once said enthusiastically:
Il am proud OF you. Some Of you did
$50 veil could hug you.v
Whereupnn blue eyed youth with
roguish emile responded:
Me drst, please. teacher. "-Detrslt
Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

Among the sojourners in Washington
10 Gen. George Nancy, OF Tennessee. the
oe ewlv-Appointed minister 10 PAragusy
and Uruguay who ID awaiting HE u.
Although he has been .
stsuDcd Republican for many years, Gen.
Nancy during the war WAS : gallant
soldier Of the Confederscy. He was
colonel Of the First Tennessee Infantry
and his brigade consisted Of that regI-
ment and the Sixth and Ninth. 1T Wao
never whipped" hs proudly declares.
"H0w about the second day at Shiloh ~
asked an acquaintance.
well, now, Ill tell you little story"
he replied. "Down in East Tennessee
before the war lived likely young fel.
low who was In the habit OF visiting
twice . week young lady 10 40 sdjoin-
ing county. His visIts were 90 regular
that the ferrymsn had learned 70 expect
them ss matters Of conrse. and was sur.
priscd snd disappointed when they
cessed. 10 the detriment Of his excheQuef.
Meeting his whiIom customer one day,
be ssked:
.'Jim, what's the ruckshIon swixt you
and Sslly2'
"'No ruckshion as I kuows on r..
piled jim. doggediy.
A" 'But I don't undcrstsud,' persisted
The ferryman. You ~ hasn't crossed
the ferry since Sat'day week.
"'Well, isn't 'bleeged 10 cross no FER.
~. Iwent over there Sss'day week. and
Sally had made 'rangcments. l needn't
call no mo- Now you un'stand?'
"'Weli. on that second day ct Shiloh
the Yankees had made an arrangement
that We needn't call any mo, aud 90 We
went down to Corinth."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

tu9lo0avVtts NsWes
The states superintendent OF public
does not appear 10 advantage
In the attitude Of Offering objections 10
the operation Of law Of the state, and
flowing freely with suggestions rs 10 the
way Que may violate the law without be-
Ing hurt for 1t. II smacks too much Of
the politician end too little Of the Off tial
- characterietic which seems to largely
pervsde the state ofIlcers. Mr.. La Foil.
cite 10 employed by the state 10 execute
lite orders concerning state education.
The law-making body OF the state made
the orders, t0.wit: The new school law
Mr.. La Toilette vac, we believe. q.
strongly opposed to this law as " Is even
the school-b book ring ITSELF Nevcrihe.
less, the states iaw-making body made
the law. Il then becomes Mr.. La Foil.
ette's duty to obey II, and he goes out
side the proper atmosphere and sur
roundings OF On Office when he impresses
himself upon the public ss he did in his
interview with this paper yesterday. o
the law and encouraging
violations Of II. On the other side Of
his expression - On educator, in which
he condemns the Biographies and readers
selected, no CRITICISM perhaps, Dey Qua =
question Of taste, need be made but he
nevertheless does not therein appear to
becsuso he 1t once forces .
comparison between himself and such
educstors as Jordan, Jones, Smart, Par
cons and well, the point Of the effect IL
that the people will not be deeply i'm
pressed with the deleterious qualities OF
books which don't riee to Educator L.
Follette's standard, but which are &C
ceptable 20 Educators Smart, Parsons,
Jones, Jordan and the like. The episode
suggests the desperation born Of des.
pair with which the school-book ring,
falling 10 kin the law, IL endeavoring 70
cripple u. To that gang our state su-
perintendents attitude 10 comfort. To
the cause Of the people, which embodied
In this law IL an effort 10 break away
from this ring. his attitude Is cold COM
fort.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

Il Il not wise nor judicIous for achoo
odlcisls TO throw obstacles IN the way Of
the adoption Of the new school. books.
They have come to stay, and those who
offer fscti0us opposition TO them only
sdvcrtiae their subservlcncy 70 vsn Ant
wcrp, Bragg \ 90. The people ere
aroused on this subject. They have
been % wrongsd and Speculated on that
they era determined 70 be released from
This burden. Those who stand IN the
way will get hurt. Evansville Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

Evansville Journal
All the talk sbout the superiority OF
Ithe books published by the Octopue.
known - Van Antwerp, Bragg u Co.,
lover the series proposed by the ne
Is the merest bosh. Byron IN
ibis cutting satire. English Bards aud
Scotch Reviewers.r ssys that - books :
hook, although there's nothing In it.r
This IL hardly 90, but that the old mono.
poly was able to compile the only set OF
books thst we're suited for use lin tesch-
ling the young idea how 20 shoot" IL the
worst kind Of IN sbsurditv. Wisdom
and erudiiion will not die with tho Oc-
|topus that has 20 long tyrannizcd over
THE people OF thia State and even
|currupted public officers by the hundred.
Let Il retire 70 some more congeniai held
than Indiana. This State has the intel.
|ligence and responsibility adequate 20
supply our glorious common schools
with books suited 10 their use. and 81
|prices within the reach Of the poorest
Pupil.
Itis useless 10 "kick against the pricks. !"
The Octopus is dead. 20 far ~ Indiana u
concerned. II may o. we'll discharge its
paid corps OF corruptionisls and save its
money hereafter. II has had its day. n
has retired enough millionaircs 10 fully
|satisfy any claim It NAV ever have had
ION the people OF Indiana. Hereafter the
Tree education given the children Of the
common wealth from our ample school.
fund will Be supplemented By books at
half the extortionate prices heretofore
exacted. This result Il only q stepping.
stone TO still higher achievements 10 be-
half OF popular education.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

While brutes sullivan and KilrsIa
were Singing, the American philoloei.
cal association were st Esston discussing
the Epiphonemata Of Aeschines and the
relation OF The Greek optativs 10 tho sub.
jnnctive. II Il not yet known which
whipped, the optativs or subjuuclive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

Eight young lady picnickers were
on platform At Adrian. Mich,
10 have their pictures taken. Just - the
artist snapped the camera tho platform
gave way aud the fair subjects iell over
back ward. The negative bee been sup
pressed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02
JASPER, INDIANA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 2, 1889.

d1'Thc COURIER IL IN receipt OF the
following circular, which explains itself.
One Of these Inatitutes should he held 1t
the Court-houae In JasPer. We com
mend ,he snhject TO the early attention
lof the r. n d. A. and the Agricultural
Society. Prompt action can secure one
IN this county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

Evansville Journal tRep.)
The Secretary Of the Interior, under
authority Of the President, has ordered
investigation OF the Official acts OF Com.
missioner OF Pensions Tanner. the inves-
tigation 10 extend hack 10 Commissioner
Blacks time. "Re-rating" SCENE 10 be
the principal cause Of complaint. Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs Morgan's
military record is also 10 be investigated.
There is said TO b something rotton
about it-so much 90 that Il 10 doubtful
whether the Senate will confirm HE ap.
Tho appointment Of these
two o6ieials was probably . mistake.
The President b rarely wrong whom be
ID given time 70 examine records and In.
qulre into character, hut Ia these IL.
stances be wss too much hurried.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02

eharpers ave working the merchants
IN central Indiana In this manner: They
forge checks on some prominent farmer
purchase goods and turn the check in. it
always being for greater amount than
the gooda. thereby obtaining goods, and
the difference In caah.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02
ver tbs Jasper Courier.
MY Baahful Bean.


Too we'll know those creaking boots,
A. they approach the door,
l know that ringing of ths bell,
So often heard before.
do rot shudder 81 q sound
have 80 often heard
But Heaven protect me from beau
Afraid 10 say The word.
He comes. ard comes, and comes again
And never goes away;
lie comes like . November rain.
And etxvs throughout the day.
lie ssks about my vail and basque,
And when each one was bought,
He asks thoussnd pleasant things
But never what he ought.
he praises every thing | wear,
Ny bonnet aud my shoes;
OF colors that would suit my style,
He gives his candid views.
His praises Of my looks and taste
Are pieaeant 10 be heard;
Hes always saying pleasant things,
But never says the word.
He asks about Belinda Jones,
And Miss Johanna Strong;
And wonders what their fellows mean
BY going there 20 long;
For II they do not mean them fair
Ned like to run tlem through;
But All tho time forRets 10 say
What He intends 10 do.
He tslks about his carriages,
His houses ana HE lsnds;
He boasts about hia bank account,
And the wealth that he commands,
or all things on the earth, beneath,
And every thing above,
He discoOrses very knowingly
But never speaks Of love.
n he continues TO remain
Irresolute and slow,
II am determined | will have
A more aggressive beau.
For iife's entirely too short
To wait or waste day;
And II he dOesnt want . wife
why dont be stay sway2
II am resolved 10 disappear,
And double lock my door;
Have Bridget cay that have gone
| TO stay month or more.
For 10 grim single blessedness
| III end my weary life,
Ere III be pestered by . man
| Who does not want wife.
r. M. c.