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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
THE WISE SHOPPER
Hsw she WIN Invsss Hss uSsssASS
HAxA-Earnsd Dousr&

How DAe WIN Invsse Hss 0ssbsAGb
H.xa-Earnsd Dolsrs
Wholesome advice for shoppers 70
gwen by Alice Rsth bono In Good House
keeping. Al no time is the old saw.
that II you will take care Of abe pennies
tho pounds will take care Of themselves,
moro true than when one Is passing By
tempting shop windows and counters OF
knick-knacks. IL we bought only the
things We really wanted how many more
Of these we might have:
''In the home Of the wise shopper We
shall find no trash; in It's place are we'll
chosen objects; few IL may be, but each
good OF ~ kind. New books of worth
wo shall q nd there, and artistic needle
work; bright bits OF pottery or delicate
porcelain. and photographs of some Of
the treasures Of the old-world galleries,
all gathered together slowly and fondly
with the sayed-np small change that by
tho thoughtless buyer might have been
exchanged for trash.
Things OF worth and beauty are not
alone for those to whom a purchase is
not 8 purch Ase, since they have money
enough and to spare A share OF the
beautiful may como to esoh of us who
will wisely plan and wait for it, instead
OF snatching up trash. A good-sized
photograph OF some favorite picture (of
. Madonna, perhaps, with sweet uplift-
ing faoe), may be had for one dollar and
. half, and the same amount will glaze
and frame the picture. The patient
workers OF Japan send Ms many curious
things Of value quite within the reach
Of those who Will not squander on trash.
"a simple bamboo frame for cabinet
photograph, Of neatest construction.
and pretty withal. was lately found in
Japanese store for one Of those dimes
that so easily slip from our grasp at the
ten-cent counter. Knowing the better
things, our prudent holder Of tho
slender purse can pass, untempted, the
crowded counters loaded with crude
wares OF various kinds. For, looking at
those wares rs the result of poor work
manship and poorer taste, she sees them
IN their true light and finds them only
trash"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
HOW TO ssxArHx CORRECTLY.


do you know how 70 breathe? You
think you do, dare say. Nost people
do But ! sssnrs you very few ever
learn The art OF breathing correctly"
had been conducted 20 the music
room where Mr.. Jesse Williams, late OF
the Casino. was surrounded by piano
and . earcle OF young women
NO. sir" continued Mr.. Williams.
Most Of Tho world Is totally ignorant
Of the right way to breathe. Now look,
IL you please. ~ this young lady. Kind
ly breathe. Miss Gates Just watch the
play Of hcr interested muscles. See
how they expand and contract Miss
Gates knows how 70 breathe She
breathos from the abdomen She don't
do all the work with her lungs She
exercises her asdcminsl muscles and
her mA-rtb muscles - we'll Now strike
g. There" and Ms. Williams planted
his chubby foreHngsr upon her fore
head. Now strike C middle C."
and be placed bis Anger on the third
button of the pretty vocalist's frock.
do you know" continued Mr.. Will
iams, en- enthusiastically. ''when a singer
knows where note is located she can
hit It every time &C" hc added, IL
lustrating with his voice and forefinger.
Now the upper c." and he raised his
finger high above his head That's
my system OF course my method Of
breathing and singing is beneficial. l
teach actors. public speakers and cler-
gymen- II they don't know how TO
breathe correctly and properly use their
voices they go 70 pieces very quickly.
] train my pupils so that they can talk
all day without getting tired"
PROPER STAGE FALL ILLUSTRATED.
Upon the director OF tho Academy,
Mr.. Franklin Il. Sargent. much OF tho
hardest work falls In addition 70 his
managerial duties he has charge OF class
in pantomimc. and his work Is often
times necessarily acrobatic in character.
When reached his classroom tho play
of Hazel Kirke" was being rehearsed.
Miss Ansel. al Hazel had Just separated
from her mother. and was giving way to
q violent passion OF grief
"Whac am | about to do?" she ex-
claimed. tearfully, send away the only
happiness Heaven has sent me? Obi
must not think OF 1t. shall die" and
she threw herself despairingly upon a
chair.
That will never do" interrupted Mr..
Sargent "Recollect you arc not fall
ing down for fun or for effect either.
You are not happy, neither are you COM
posed. You arc in despair. Do you
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17


Miss Ethel sprssu-. Miss Edith Chapman.
tho role demand, and he must lie still
vhile bis rival responds TO an encore
without moving a muscle to show the
wrath that is consuming bis heart That
Il art-High Art and this Is N Academy
o, Art All Of those things are taught
by Mr. Sharser. and the students arc
apt Dupil4
The thirty pupils OF the academy are
divided into four companies, each with
is leading lady. Grst old woman and
soubreete ard its first young man and
character gentleman. The latter, who is
usually faciaIly fitted for eccentric roles,
plays old mar parts IS veil The first
con psny Is composed OF ths seniors, or
sccond-yea, pupils and the other three
take IN tho Juniors. In sonc OF their
s-udics tha pupils moot together in tho
blg class ruo-n or On tie stage OF tue
thcater. brt most 0f Tho instruction con-
sl5.s OF practice in the fo-n of rehesrs-
ais. ard each company IS drilled by it
self
FfNEs.- cF ACTING ExrrArSED.
'By the fassse Of acting. said NJ
Wheatcrots, "a mean tho detail OF nat
ursl acsiuE, or tAo at that conceals art
Tt Is q di&cult ching 20 accom- plish, Il
can not be impaired frcm lecture or
studied from a book-it Is the only
bran-h = dramatic instruction that has
no theory and shat knows no rule. Only
those students who have gone through
tho elementary classes attend these
exercises. is IL Of course useless 20 try
60 teach 4 pupil the highlighss aud del
icatn tints Of painsiag before he has
learned rudimcn tary drawing Is ap-
pears az timas that the mechanics and
methods ., the elementary classes are
being cCntradlcted Is Ia not 50. Ny
work Il - TT 20 hide he technique and
let the training - felt In the result
and not seen. Other teachers have
given them the coufSencs Of correct
uess. IT - make them feel The re-
sponsibilisJ q originality. In acting.
n ustls knowledge Ia dangerous
thing A confidence that you ara clever
because ron have done what you we're
told - DO and done is correctly. IL fatal
70 altiua-s success IN dramatic art as In
a. Others
some beginners sesrt almost where
others Leave OF, IN regard % naturai
sr,s.ch and Nrtion. and sor,s begin OF
beinw shsurdly slocusonsr7 and
theatric- These have 20 be cured % =
plethora - meicdrsrlstfcs. While the
cshers havs 70 "a dc@ed ~ith shs sonics
- theory and arer-ise - Tes their
sVatude {, show life a. al ! DO not
know which = shs ncs. difscult ~
t-easTnen--tbe o1e hat reeds =
sedakve - tbe sne hat re1aires a
ti1rian%
1ne nam ---- n ny -0TS arr %
seip 30 pupiis 70 play - shs sudisrc.
.,d sc* - theus Ts r~u,e- se- theT are
usrt of iivtng pictars ard never - scs
SCI Il shss ssctu-e; not N thi1k 40 much
~ vhas thev srs doins themselves. ~
~ y. r-sconsive - whst others az 10
ln~. she- sheT begfn - scs unconscious
IL .nd unconscious seeizs alvzTs az
rears .atilrai becanae IL a sn L nay
act ~ god ~ zr>ssful sessar. but IS i
H~f-er than a st1tied posing ~ =
--echanicsl delivery thst csr-ies a
sses sn = ~rrs -oo<sxA - sA> Aasss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

sncs q r-za mat I a.vs osen told -
10 i1st 50. azd sy 1Sss. I'm ao12g is
sorrscLy'
Il havs ssea meet grssafyiaz results.
sdded Mr. Whesscrost IN eones 1slen.
with ssDe snd sxpe>-enosd sfeesing Of
labor IN vain st-h o<oerS sn6 think
me majority ef pspsls sho tEsngat thst
shey knEs Il al shen I c1t net them.
a0S begin - realize Ehas tasy have
snly jzst started eat n the ssody ef az
srs ssss h&s 20 eas sad tnAt osnsaas
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

rss Hlsec~y 80 r-s Es>suus.rs Ys-ghs
In th. DARK

in th. DARK
Several remarkable tuels have been
fought in tde dark In 1890 Isaac Cory
aad Harry Grattsn engaged in . 6ercs
es5sse. which csiniussed IN CORY sar-
inS that Grassan. instead 81 Addressing
him should II De bad bis DESERTS. -
Standing ss felo1's ssr- The tvs lefs
shs sosss ir.-e5istsly , -itS friends, and
,ltAe~rs = ->< rssch dars. a meeting
v>s sh-n Ard there arranged sn1 ss tbs
srss sne- oc-yys lers .~- ->s trsstared-
Ore sisss ss cassis- ss<sor Ros~s -ss
playing "Hsnzles- and va izerrupeei
~ the loud s~Ikins and laughing ~
ScdT cf yo1nx is~sfsnr sinsliT -
sscpp>S IN 10 nssddl~ - sv>>sA- and
vzIxtng - ~. t1ctitesas sd
Il VII -eusszvs ~s>. T-z vi aUo-
re-
n. -h-tss~<.g s%or7>d- bat ss -.
-r,-i~sasu - sh- pizT sss ho~h~-r>s
ns-&-S ht-s sSslh~zr- Hr--u ~-~ - go
rang -en- Tss acac- I'd nc< -t.s =,
szp>sx scssd scs b vs >sessss-ls suar
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

A. saFir rcrning Fsruse- Brozn
6st hs.s>1es f-cE1 tae toc--
Hls fs5e vas fs-<su<C -its .ro-r
Tat - 80 sho-s b-fc-r
"Tfs bard. saf6 - - k.er trturs s'razrht
Bsst Tuesday f-ssa-r az
Corf--z1 "a -ls-rhfs % T.ts
Nhat 1zses Is Sag - lo-
Arc e---y Kste tslr-y rEnA
efocd stilL e~----- sn< shy
Eee hczse ga who ss< esrr-f a. rfs1>
Esf $500 xrc~.nf
ia> s-aa1o-. sk-csl1cE. tns1 sse --efe
- -ssa~ rsatE sEsr essn So
A. Fs--sT 5ru~r ssis U-zt lsss rs>-s
Snt 1ax~ = fss so 49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
HOW ACTING Is TAUGHT.
Ps~D>~<.s for ss.ss D@si-Darssssr ss<s
x.A< nlz.er.sss . Frspsr sesxs
E2ll- Wa.E s@s <z-~s>s
81 As1z2s -



"a rsSch tas working -ssons Of ths
Ansr1e.n Academy 81 Drsastie Art tie
yfzissE Dzst 70 tnrossh . shors hall
..y % = sids street that xas EAs man
snsr0axhf4re sf q f2sAfosabl ssstds sncs
IA ys.rs xons oy. thea 4p s.0 rlghs Of
ssAirz From sAas pssnt onward sad
ap~ssd hs 2 zss p1s las faith IN Previ-
csncs And foll0~ hh guide shndly
thr0egh series Of byv1ys that sF0ox
saz s-tsB and bead throaga snte-roonA
masic-roons back Of the slg stage 81
shs Lyoeon Thesser Aad over IL aatil
10 eonss. naoh 70 ats own sstonish-
men. tnso . lArTe % asre room over the
theatsr entrance and 80 the top OF the
building
This apartment Is ntsed ap - .
lscs1re-room And tAe4ter The stage Is
veil appointed with wiazs. fies and
curtains and has spacious DRESSING
rooms a. tho sides. which are shut OF
from the schOol-roou ey sceens-
The dag ta2t % ade she Journey from
the street % the sehOol-rOom my guide
stopped a. the door and sad: '-sa-h-h-hF'
I sh-h-hsd and heard . succession Of
rounds that seat my heart into my
shFoak
"Ahi Ah-h-hii That vas . right
good stroke, me boy That csught his
heart. shouted a bass voice.
Then there was sLeshing of steel .
scaling Of feet and . high sop~ano
scrcAn-
'-ohl oh-hll wowitY
-. -. ~ n
hope you're aos hurt, asked The bass
voice
One moment said my guide. and he
Knocked twice on the door.
A minute later the door was opened
and Prot Lester sA~fYner was discov-
erod with one half Of lis fencing class.
The female half Of the class had disAp-
pesred. not so much On sccoant OF ttmA-
IVY as noaesty. The designer OF tho
womea's tsacing oossu mes bad evidently
sdecproosed dislike 20 skirts, and a. .
result the future Rosslinds and Paul
tnes are forced 70 train Cor their fencing
roles In skirts shat will not admit Of too
inqaisitive Al lnspection-
IN TIE yrxcrya Rooa
mo ncn "eto p1oocV SO I1at me iOii
could no. DO them serious damage. The
instruction was practical The pupils
are taught to aght bleed or die
as the author and stage manager may
direct When q young actor engages
with = company he must be prepared TO
die cheerfully In the front o. the stage, or
TO be sssAssinatssd near the wings with
ont rnurn,ur Ha nnust fall rracafullv
or drop In . heap as the exigencies o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
Guard We'll Thy Heart.

Guard well thy heart lest passions sweep
The chords, and Gods sweet melody
Be lost; lest from the ruins leap
The spirit Of unrest set free,
And DER thy life dark chaos fall
Guard well thy heart Rest not content
With visions fair. Unwearied seek
TIL thy hast found the truo love sent
BY Him who watcheth DER the weak,
Who heeds the suppnsnt's call.
Guard well thy hcarti It's throbbing life
Protect with jealous caro-. Dc not
Disneyed, though bitter grow the strife,
And dark contention mark thy lot,
Fear not; He ruleth over all
Ottawa College Owl
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
TnE NIAGARA falls ROUT

fDailN. All Others daily 81 Noepf sunday.
Iaking effect sunday July l5 ISIS
SieepIng ears On Baclhe and Atlantic Pa
presses 10 and from Detroit pAflor cars ruu
on Day Express aud Grand Rapids Express 10
and from Detroit Direct connections made
al Detroit with al Through trains EAst- TEX
els on sale al lnion Ticket once. OF Monroe
81. and AZ Union depot
iREp NJ. BRoGs. senl Ag't. as Nonroe-st
o. w. RUGGLEs a.. y and y. AEt Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
In Quiet Revery.

In Quiet Revery.
Sometimes in quiet rcvsrJ
When day r. growing din.
The heart IS singing silently
Asrest unvritten hymn.
Tie strains sre not 20 Measure wrought
By cunning Of the mind
But seen Ike hrmring angels brought
From Heaven. and left behind.
The misty hills q nygone gTief.
Once dark 70 look upon,
Stand out Ike Sisssinzs IN relief
Against the setting sun
Tne rain nsy fail tie -fni nsy oio-:
TIE soui u1hinteTsd sings.
While. Ike tie bird 'nes'h shsitsTing oozsh
She sits rith foi6ed gisss-
a ers.f snf pleasant resting space,
Ags1ce a. Bsuiah lad.
Before Sc Eirds hsTse1 spsce
Tor rcrk that watts "a ssuG
Tss-. Fivin9 thanks - Hla vho $3.50
Refrsshueats q Der c1p
she sesrs - caNlEg q her Lord-
Anf .sses hsr Iancr -
-Tsouas Macs siisr a Torsu's }curzsA
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
Papn's Nose UnJointed.


A sweet little lassie
Whose years numbered four
Cscd TO watch every evening
For me ~ the door;
She welcomed mo home with
A hug and kiss,
Which set my heart singing
With paternal bliss.
asked her one evening.
While perchod on my knee.
To tell nc exactly
How much she loved ne;
She pondcred moment,
Then earnestly said;
Il lore 90, dea' papa,
Alnos' nca'ly Dead"
IT'S years since nv daughter
has watched for her pa"
She now leaves that duty
To dear, faithful ma"
IN fact there's another
Wlo CONES in ny stead
Ny child loves hubby
"Alnos' neatly dead"
Frank b. Welch. In Detroit Free Pres
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

The shortest lnr o. Detroit ano Esrt BE
esnt parior cars hcfuern Detroit anc Grand
Eapids Trains leaving Detroit 3 q 3 m and
b snd Rapids r 00 = re- run d. y othef trans
daily except suncay
AALKoVTs1. Tlrset Agent. Depoti Gro W
Nursos. nfon Ticket Agent. Il Nouroe-ft
ESQ. n kErrH. Geu1 Agf Grand hapics ".
A. CtRrEs7EK Jraf1c Nauagef. tHss h.
HEtIb. General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

more help from nature than most OF
them are gifted with; and assure you
did not realize myself how much thsrs
was 70 learn In the nnesse Of acting
until began TO teach t."
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

Daily fDAily except sunday. fDaliy ca
ccpt saturday DAILY except Monday
Through YErloT coach 10 Chicago On I o. /.
n traln-nc eNtrE charge Tor seats.
The 80 a. IA. tram consisting ~ oay coach
e. and smoker runs thrsCG to Chicagl solid
Through combination slos piHE aud chair
cars 10 and from Indianapolis on \ lEht Ia
press trains
night EgpresS trains
CHAs, ~. HIALD GenI Manager.
". A. CAkPaAIER. 1rsfnc Manager.
NitffAs A. SayBTT. Asst Gen. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
DETROIT. G. II. AND MrLwAUKEE

HWHtiN. FMNNdf Nf1ffEIf-as EatN
Detroit Express aud evening LHpress have
parior cars attached. and make direct conueo-
ton iu Detroit for a poinfs Eaet
Express leaving al l0.sl = m has wagner
sleeping car 10 Detroit arriving ln ID etr0it
at - an
Morning Express and Grand Rc1ids EIpreeS
have parior car attached
Through ra road tickets and ocean ~feAp
ship tickets and sleeping car berfhs secured st
d.. q. II. A ~ once, - Monroe sl. and 90 tue
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass Agent.
IN0. W. Iul p. lrarlc Managcr. DolrolL
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
Disenehantmont-

She said 20 re she liked ny sentiment
She praised me ev'ry time she bad chance
70.
And when, as of. on dancing VIC were beat,
She asked ne Just what time liked 20 dance
20.
But quickly matrimonial woe I've found
For ev'ry chance 70 lrd fault she soizes.
Unlike The ball when fryt ve met, I'm bound
To dance TO Whatsoever time 81. pleasesi
-Nsthsn " Lovy. In Munseys weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
DULUTH SOUTH SHORE { ATLANTIC


y n IL " \ =
ELEGANT WAGNER BUfftI SlEtPtRS
The Dvluth. South Shore& Atlantic Ry. Is ths
Short Line from Lover Michigan 70 MAJ
ouetie. Houghton. hegsunee, 81 Paul. Mn
nespol.s. DUlyth, Portland, Seattle, lscOra,
and the Great Northwest
For Vars Lowest Rates. etc. esn or nearest
Ticket agent. a. address
Van DEARISe. Jackson. Mich.
bisfricf Pes. tgert
FITCH HIBE1EB.
6en. Manager. q. p 4. A.
Marquette Mich iRan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

IA hfFEeT Nov. lC. lSss
Ter Musk 81. lf.. 81 M slfsm..Ssst pm
fT0m AIN . IA. .i4as M fssA pa
Though tickets and fal information ean be
hae ~ ealing upon A. AlmqulSi tlck "a aseEt
~ depot. OF q VI. Aunson, Ini0n ticAsi ageaI
q MonHoest Grand Rapida Aich.
&. !. LoCKso8B. Gen Pass AEe1L
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

IFain leaving Ter tsnclIasti Al , n ana sz~
rlNlHk from Cincinnati a. ssA d n rGns dAils
sundays included Othcr trains dsiiS eAosFf
Sundays
slGEffNe 4Rp rAElcE CAS- s4kFICE-
NORTH u al sna 4sic Q Ia trains tan
slceping sna ferloT Cars foi N arklnke oty.
south u a. train has hair - sEd 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS Observation-Disclosures
u u se-cf Aprli 50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-12
~. G. q. u COLUMN.


Among the various reforms advocated
by the members ~ Tho Farmers MutuA
Benefit association. whicl, hae grown "a
formidable proportions n this aud osheI
states. "a ono Of especial interest relating
90 'Ie iecrsing Of liquor saloons.
II y th6 claim Oi this fartnera' OrQaui
zation that Al money paid 10 cities and
villages for saloon licenses shoulc he
tnrneh into the county treasuriea. The
counties. they say, have 10 support ihs
psuper- and 10 pay for the keep and
prosecution of the criminals. and a. shf
l.qnor sxloons are mainly rec ponsible III
both sources Of exrcnee II is only tail
that tho money which they give tor she
privilege Of deaiine out drinks should "a
meeting the coz, of their dcInor.
ali2ing existence.
Even tho dwellcrs In cities and VIII
ages must confess that the farmers argu.
ment Is : strong ono.
Under The present Arrangement the
proceeds oi saloon licenses go 10 build
sidewalks. 10 light streets and q hestow
other benefits On thickly sctilcd com.
munities. Meanwhile the farmers. who
get no good Of snch improvements. arc
being taxed TO support paupers and to
punish crime. II il not surprising that
thew are dissatie tied.
II the county treasures we're to receive
the money paid for saloon licensea,
would the cities and viilages he 20 eager
ne ~ present 70 give their protection 10
liquor shops? or course they would
- Chicago Ncwe.
Whatever may bc said a. to where the
license money goes, there Il no doubt q
10 where Il comes FROM amely. the
pockets Of the consumers. Better etop
the whole business and discontinue the
drain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-12

increased a. the growth and business O
the conntev demanded, aud all the arte
ries ~ trade and com mercc would have
felt ~ imvigorating effect. aud busincs,
would have been done on cash basi,
with . certainty 81 fair profits. thus de
'etr0ying the opportunities for gambling
IN futures to tho dctriment Of The pro
'ducer and consumer.
Had there been a Democratic u. 8
Senate IN 1883. the House bin prohibit.
ing aliens from acquiring United States
lands would have been made law, and
millions of acrcs of our public domain
been saved for the setfIemcnt OF oar own
homestcadrr1. instead Of heing gobh'cd
up y; foreigners. ID he made future Ire
land fenancies Of. while their rich own
.ers spend The profits thereof In Europe.
Great reforms in ihesc matters, and
more TOO, depend upon elccting a
Democratic l.. s. Senate. Senator voor-
hees, against whose re-cleftion DR.. Gl le-
zen wonld DO All he conld. tried to Sc
cure thcir enactment. but Republican
majority, which nr. Glezen would vote
70 Increase. voted against any OF these
reforms, and thereby prevented their
accomplishment
The Independent ssys nr. GIczen
will vote for some good old farmer for
the United States Senate" instead If
senator Voorhees,. who hss always done,
bv vote aud speech. all H. his power 10
secnre Al the reforms asked for by the
farmers aud lahorers. We presume IL
speaks by authority Of DR.. Glezen. Gov.
IIovey sonleiimes poses A. . good old
farmer" and we believe wouId-be Sens
tor Michener Also owns aome farm lsnd.
They would he DR.. Glezen's choice in
siesd Of Mr. Voorhees,. and nice repre-
seusatIves they would make of the farm
ers' interests, wouldn't they? The at
tempt 70 get . vote for Repu hIicsn
Senator from Democratic legislative
il 40 palpah'e trick of the Of
fice- seeker. that we do not wonder that
even the "stand-on voter" cannot logic
ally defend il. and We pity the Demo-
cratic farmer who will permit himself 10
be caught by IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-12

The ChiIdrcn's Temperance society o.
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union is called tho LOYAL Temperance
Legion. IL u organized In every state
and territory Of the United States, In.
Guiding Indian territory and Alaska
they number 200 600 and march In and
ont OF their meetings 10 tho measure,
The saloon tho ssloon-tho saloon
must 20" Their motto Il, "Tremble
King Alcohol, We ahsll grow mp Thoir
national flower 10 tho field daisy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-12

Morn and more. busIness men art
learning that the saloon Il dnsncial In
|cubus. The now ruburb 0f Chicago
manned Harvey. hsa inserted IN eli IL
deeds this clause. which every purchaser
Imust sign:
II will not snlEer Or permit any Insoxi
|cating drink or drinks 10 be msnulac
|tured, sold or given away on said prem.
|ises. nor any gambling 70 be carried on
thereon, nor any house or other place o.
|lewd and inmorsl practice theveu pom
and any violation of tho above condi
tions or either OF them shall absolutely
iivest the party OF the second part OF The
entire eesaic hereby granted, and the
same shall ipso facto revert 10 aud be.
long 10 said party of the 1rst part"
In the advertisements Of Harvey. al
may be seen on smother page. this clause
IL put prominently 10 the front. az Il The
case with the East Tennessee Lsnd Co.,
and. We understand, with equally happy
results. As land compan Il is OF no
more interest 10 The Voice than any
other land company. bnt il il OF peculiar
interest 10 us 10 see the wav in y hich
total abatinence and Prohibition are
forcing their wav, ss buainess factors,
into the afiaira Of life insurance societies.
railroad companies, and land companies.
~ Voice.