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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

ne nss>ppes.ssess. o. -.
Who's Whistle W.> Car,s-.
Music stores down town a.. -
Tar between. and IL y There
necessary 70 eay that the on 1,
oc'urrsd the incident here 49,.
situated not very far from she 49,,
The young la,iy clerks ven NJ.
the early morning Arransin, IT, !.
when . young mar snterd 49,
All looked up AZ him 70 sl.a,rs~ !.
be vas somewhat finsterei AZ
men,d 81 v-w-xnnt
OF music-a-0-ond DOM 49,,
name u il
This caused q litter. upon 49,
hastily said: II Vas xhstlin, |, =
] came In Do you know vh,sr
whiSlingr
Ne one knew
He then continued: II frst -.
- Manhattan Beach- II h,s !.
6oating through my menorv a
since. Last night ! heard Il ac,n
determined 70 buy IL Nov, hov !,
I set itr
II you remember II % ven sDd .
give me- the melody perhaps |
recognize Il" suggested one a |,
young ladic4
Certainly Certainly IxiIl a
tie u for you" eagerly replied Is. !.
tieman, and, turning bis bead % =
70 blow directly IN her face. he e.,
70 whistle He puckcred his In /
alas. be could not give the No.
His face flushed, and after two o, ~
vain attempts and mumbiin. ~
thing about calling again vben
found the air. he vent out a I
sfor-exactly how he could not Ten
o. course there vero some .surh,
comments on the incident after Ne \
but nothing more sas u,ougfl. a i I
til late IN the afternoon, when tbe -
gcntleman rushed into the store =;
the Precipitation trickfing down hh f,<
and shouting. I've got il. I've rot q
Before he halted half way down j
length Of the store the custnmez,-sb,
were several Of them-scaisered -
and left. fearing to come In couf,I
with what 70 them appeared a e.
man At this he hooked aroond :,
startled. and when the bookke~r-
looking up from his desk, asked. WI
have yon eotr answered. eonsiderat
ratified That melody lost this MOI
ing"
The young lady who had then ua;t1
On him approaching the sirratio1. =
preached him and said, Whistle
then Quickr
He hooked at her ia blank ana
nent, essayed AGAIN TO whistle i tll-
md said. II had il all the way srn
the park; whi<tIed if all the VA.
have lost ii again. and rushed O.:
he store as abruptly rs be enterd L
So far rs known be has not yes q
aimed the music.-Nev York H9ai
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

The undersigned having been restored
TO health by simple means, after suffer
ing for several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease Con.
sumption. i anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To those who desire II, be will cheer.
fully send tfree Of chargc) copy Of the
prescription used. which they will find .
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Catarrh, BrOn chitis, and all throat
and Lung N1aIadies. Hehopes oil suf-
ferers will try his Remedy, ss il is in
valuable. Those desiring the prescrip.
ton, which will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. will please ad-
dress. Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, Viii.
liamsbnrg. Kings county, New York.
Nov II isgo-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

Ex-Congressman Pussy, in bis address
before the Iowa Democratic State Con-
veniion, said:
II have often been asked by the young
men OF our country. wherein constitutes
the tenaciiy and indesfructibiIity Of the
Democratic party5 The comprehensive
answer IL, thst II i the party Of the con-
stitution, governed and restrained by
consfsnt adherence to the limitations aud
delegated powers ofthst instrument.
II 10 the party that stands for home
rule in the states aud territories. aud
home rule for every oppressed nation Of
the earth II j. the gospel OF equality
delivered on the monnt and translated
into American politics. II confines the
federal and state Jurisdiction Of govern
ment clearly within their defined limits.
II favors the reduction OF their expendi-
ture 70 the lowest limit consistent with
the due execution OF their functions and
powers. and that all taxation must be
just aud honest. and that economy. pnri-
~ and efficiency must be maintained 10
the public service. 1t IL for economical
appropriations and corresponding small.
revenues. II seeks to cOnfinc the power
= 49, 49, 40 o1Hii1t W tNcIf pb@ttUIt
constitutional means. that the rights and
liberties Of the people may be conserved.
II opposes all sumptusry legislation and
interference with the individual habits
and rights Of he people not essenti.l 10
the naintainance Of public order. Ii be-
lleves IN the money Of the constitution
the gold and the silver, and its utilization
to its maximum capacity and the money
based thereon. backed ~ no false prom
isrs Of redemption aud containing no
false evidences OF value. II holds the
public domain a. q sacred inheritance
for our children aud our chiIdrens chill
dren, aud a. homes and ssylums for the
oppressed Of all nations. These are the
cardinal doctrines and automatic truths
OF our confession Of faith which has
perpe'nated our party through the won.
drons vici-situdes OF our history and
marvellous achievements
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

The problem ofberedity or inheritance
j. not only one OF the most complex but
one Of the most interesting topics con-
nectei with human life. The .whyr or
heredity may be readily recognized but
the "how" and the what is q vevv diff
ferent matter. "A good deal Of light IL
thrown upon this difficult subject by
Dr. Andrew Wilson, r. X. 5. III, 10 :
clearly written paper which be has pre-
pared for the August number OF Har-
per's Magazine. While giving no direct
answer % HE question. What IL Inher.
itsnce XII he shows that the mysterious
principle 81 nature which preserves the
stability Of the race gives rein also to
variation, and BY the combined infu-
ences OF environment peoples the world
with new AMI every varying forms OF
lie. Ia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

The use Of 'caStoria Is 80 universal and
it, merits % well kno~n that a seems : nork
n ss,tcrrroxation 70 endorse il Few arctic
intelligent families vho ~ not keep CastorsA
CARLOS MAwrYr DID,.
New York City.
late Pastor blooming lale Reformed Churuh-
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Some Of the new condifinns % vhi|
the ne Of the electric light givs q
haze q grotesque phase In a town
Connecticut . new industry has Truz|
up. Il appears that the strong hight
the arc lamps has the effect Of attrsc|
ing worms out Of the earth An inee|
ions boy conceived the idea Of turnn|
this pecuIiar phenomenon 70 aeccCn|
and scooping up the worms into bs|
ket nightly, he started . trade With y
local fishermen for the bait which -
ase always glad to get The ycung<
was IN q fair way TO fortune when a
secret Of bis quiet little business y
Discovered, and nov groups q bcd
with tin cans can b seen every nlgf|
a work under the electric lights 10 n
development Of this new branch 4
commarce- New York Commercial AZ
yertiser.
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s.Castcria 4 % vcl aisrcd 20 children that
irccomnend Il q superior % any prescription
xrovn 70 me" II. A. AGc4rra. u. d..
III So oxford S., Brooklyn, - Y.
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" Ynnc s g Kuebies's OLD Stand. Corner
Indiana. ~ ss,i ys.$SPSvs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

Once Boy-Stzanger at the doc
says he's . newspaper man, and kn0s
you, and wants 70 borrow some mon<
Of you
Great Editor-Prtfy storyl Son
frand, Of course. How much does 2
want TO borovf
Ten ccnfxs
'-Ohl He does know me, ] guez
Give him this dime. Good News
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Jefferson 70. Trustees Notice.

THE undersigned will be It bis Office
= to attend to township business Of
Jefferson township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays Of each week, and requests All
persons having business with the town
ship 70 attend TO II on those days. The
township libraries are kept at j. w.
Jacobs, I'm Birdseye, and the Trustees
where oil persons entitled can
get books thereof.
JOHN PRUITT,
Sept5 Sly. Trustee Jefferson Up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

1fnnville livery much excited III
suined me IN business lie mirchr|
my good name, no fiIched from me n
girl I loved, but at laEk b.! hai A
rcvengedi u
Jon@-Good graeioni What @
you dol II
ManviIle <hizing through bis TEN
Last week Taught him 70 mss1
eiearetteA New York Truth
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Bainbridge TOWnship Trus.
tees Notice.
THE undersigned, Trustee of Balm.
y bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend TO Township business on
Saturday Of every week, ct his residence
on North Main street, between Sew.
enth and Eighth. 10 Jasper.
The Library Of said Township 10 kept
At the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can obtain
them at any time.
JOSEPH ECKSTEIN, Trustee
April 20, l6ss-iy.
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Subscribers 10 the CouRIER Who vii,
pay Sl.55 in advance will Be furn;shsd
the jasper COURIER and The New Alhsrs
weesly Ledger one year, postage free.
Inc Ledger y well known q one Of The
Jest weekly pspersin Indiana. full or n.
formation for al classes OF people. thor.
oughly conservative in lie tone. ana
clean 70 its morals--a good home paper
70 any family. The Jasper CouRlrR l.
INC same u has been for years. acknowi.
edged The best American paper in The
county, or those surrounding II. II gives
al The local news, besides 4 lsrge
amount o. other reading. Bring On yonr
So and get oil the reading you need
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08
WHAT AN EDITOR IL

An editor is Il queer combination,
In order to get a newspaper he is a beg
gar. If he buys his outfit, he must
have stolen the money to buy it with.
He works four hundred days and three
hundred nights each year, but there is
nothing tiresome in this. If he knows
all that is going on he is very bad. If
he becomes n drunkard and looses
his senses he is very popular. If he
works like a mailer in his office and Ii
brary to obtain information be is played
out. If he lets Others who never think
lay down all his thought lines, e is
useful to his party. If he hOnors lis
conscience ana convictions lie is a
crank. If he is a man the public has
but little use for him. If he puffs
every n he is Il good fellow and a
have a Cigar. If he fails to make
statesmen of idiots he has "A sore head.
III he keeps pegging away he will get
ere.-Stroudsburg (Pal News.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08
womaD,s Emancipation.

While man and wife are generally
considered one before the law, Their
unity is not an invariable quantity. III
certain phases of the law they are I'VE.
Such a phase vas revealed by Judge
Arnold in Philadelphia on TUESDAY:
The plaintiff in a certain case had pun
IN a claim for witness fees for his wl'e;
The defendant objected. Judge Arhoiu
decided that a mans wife is entitled 10
witness fees when she is a material VIII
ness in his suit; that the law regards
the unity Of a couple as an "oOsolete
legal fiction - and that they are Two IN
substantial matters"
The emancipation of woman proceeds
apace. In olden times she was the seii'
At the rate at which public sentiment,
as formulated i'll statutes, is swinging
in the other direction the dawn OF a
new century will find her well advanced
toward the position once held by her
lord and master; but, inasmuch rs tie
statutes in question have been enacted
by the male sex, the situation must be
all right. AT any rate, there is nothing
in it thus far to cause the least II OF
disquietude in any masculine bosom
Phild, Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08
WE R GRATIFIED

by almost constantly receiving from our customers IN every
part of the United States, commendatory letters as to our
and correctness in filling orders, and we take this
occasion to say, that all such expressions are particularly graft
flying, as they show that our efforts, which are earnest, are not
in vain. We pride ourselves upon this, and propose SO Tar as
possible, to continue to merit the good opinion OF all those who
favor us with their valued orders. We cannot, however, con-
ceal from ourselves the fact that despite the best care, errors
and omissions will sometimes happen; a careless clerk will leave
something out OF an order or will makea poor substitution, and
unless the customer is kind enough to call our attention to the
fact, we may never know it, but this we do know, that our pat
ron, perhaps hundreds of miles away, is inconvenience and
annoyed as she had a right to look for the best service in en-
trusting her order to us.
We therefore desire, to emphatcally state to customers who
shop by mail or otherwise, that our aim is always to give the
best service, and failing in this, we stand ready to correct any
errors that may be made, and we would esteem it a favor if our
friends would promptly notify us ofthe facts in the compare
lively few instances, where mistakes occur.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
MARKET ST. EIGHTH ST, TLBERT ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

In opening the Camden county court
on Tuesday Judge Garrison spoke con-
corning the dishonesty Of the short term
beneficial orders and stated that the i'll
corporators whose names might he
found ON record were the ones against
whom the Grand Jury should find in.
dictments. He also read from author
ity on the matter of dlsorderiy houses
and said that public places where the
law was violated, and where such vio-
lations were against public morals,
were, under the law, disorderly houses,
and should be so considered by the
Grand Jury.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

Gov. Albeit has declared wal on the
short term beneficial ~ orders by ask
ing Judge Garrison to see if their char
tiers are not illegal. Keep it up Gov
ernor by telling the Judges and Prose-
cutors to look more closely into gamb-
ling at horse races and illegal liquor
selling
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

There will be some State Senators
elected this Fall, however, who will
have something to say in the selection
OF Senator BlOdgett's successor. Va
cancies will he filled in Passaic, Sussex,
Hunterdon, Middlesex, Burlington,
Cape May and Hudson Counties. There
is ne danger that the Democrats will
loose control of the State Senate, but 1t
is possible that their majority may be
reduced.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

The Legislature, at the last session,
having passed All act, which was APP
proved by the Governor March 9th,
1891, enacting that Saturdays, after l.
O'Clock, noon, so far as TIE transaction
of business in public offices is concern.
ed, shall be considered as though sun
day. The Chancellor holds that sales
of lands by sheriffs and other public
officers are unlawful, and that such
sales if made on Saturday cannot be
confirmed. Notices have been mailed
to all sheriffs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

The burning of thousands of acres OF
timber land i'll South Jersey goes TO
show what a vast territory is uncul-
tivated, which might be made to bios
som with fruit and truck like Vineland,
Hammonton and Egg Harhor under
the tillage of thrifty farmers. Noneed
of going West or South when there is
so mnch waste land in Jersey within
easy access to the market centers of
this country.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

1t is said that Blaine would rather
establish reciprocity than be President.
We doubt it. He would rather be
President and establish reciprocity.
AS Mrs. John l.. Sullivan has joined
the Salvation Army some are pinning
their hopes on the conversion of John
L. He Is big enough to knock out sin.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

Rev. Sam w. Small has resigned the
presidency of the Utah Methodist I'M
University because of the bitter controv-
ersy between him and Il portion of the
directors who think Sam is very ex.
travagant in his use of the moneys by
living in Philadelphia in luxury. Sam
claims he has given the greater part OF
his earnings from lectures to the Univ
ersity which is not built yet.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

Old clutch" the Chicago grain king,
had a corner on grain a year or two ago
and made millions. The old saw that
ill-gotten gains 500 take wings prove
true with him as lie was nearly bank
rupted last week.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

The Cumberland County Court has
granted licenses in Commercial and
Downe township, notwithstanding these
townships have voted under the Werts
law that the license fees should not be
less than $1,000.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08
uueLlen,s ArnIes sa,ye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and oil Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale hy W. D. Robbins'A Drug Store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

Delaware laws put much restriction
on marriage by requiring "A license and
$500 bond to support the wife but her
divorce laws have been so lax that
many have gone to that state to get
their nuptial knot severed easily. The
Delaware Legislature last week passed
a law hindering divorces by Delaware
law when the cause was enacted III
another state.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

The receipts OF the Philadelphia GUS
tom house have dropped owe 100000
a day because of the removal of the du-
ty off sugar.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

The finding of rock a short distance
under the water will make the removal
of the islands between Philadelphia and
Camden very expensive and longer than
expected,
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08
FRIDAY, MAY s, 1891.

The Kansas Court has decided that a
Judge may get drunk outside of his own
territory.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

Vineland, which has been wrestling
with the liquor problem for a score or
more of years, with more or less success
in its effort to wipe out the traffic, has
a new trouble upon its hands. On Mon
day :'some of the most prominent mer-
chants" of the town were arrested on
the charge of selling goods on Sunday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

Gov. Boyd, Iowa's first Democratic
Governor, has been ousted from office by
the State Supreme court because he had
never taken out a naturalization paper,
and his predecessor j. M. Thayer, IT,
instated. 1t was thought he was
naturalized through his father taking
out papers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

The winning man in the next Presi-
dental race will stand on this platform
Jess for the public treasury and more
for the private purse.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

The bill to repeal the Delaware Game
Protective Association has been defeat
ed in the Delaware Assembly.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
The sun., 1891-06-01
such sweet md restinl slumhor as they hayc
not known since mothers hand rocked their

sueh sweet and restfnl slumhor as they hays
not known since a mothers hand rocked their
Il Is q auIe! life Of Dwlsht M bit not 2 .I Gall
sfGa ssn Tss5s sc Ws4 sny s sy
Sss and T,s Il ana ,sSpS ont M S s.a
every esns!a9 i SE hS 5 RSsGsdS ~ sss. G Ind 7d n
tshtion, Of keeping his vista secret. and mni,y
mako elaborate pronarations nt home for cur
ss syns liz sG ses assGS Snt S ~ @
s The %ss1 old ssy nrs
Gaished inobrISies who arc !heIr coeSmrnnion.:
sss' e, e. s,SSfs Sss Sis ~ M
ssPSss nS Ss slMss M e sss ssa
M xl:is and and ts: :tS aH + sanSS ,1sS 70
ny wi g. and .So has
sSasS I'll: ,s., has. has fallen n snSs c;s,.
sassin sas xSs Ts y as many nH who s'ss
% s,n ina. esys sSsy yWsh %
when be- shes sono 10 s ses sooa;Gr. Thsy haxo
from any thoy mndo before md which nro the
bios. ON md fruit OF II cn.nmon hnowcdsa ot
gSM SSshns aRa ms%n IN Nsh: Sssh ss %nse @
that como ~ IN tho q ,iinnry busrno.s OF o.
snarS Sad w II eS sSo Xxi * s:, a ai ao os s
nisU to 10 tho longest wnr;i ofnnS such ornn-
.nenis Al tho mcInters n9No r,GGmiIssrd sIs anS ,9
snasy 'ss bT&S: a"i :sS EsSs 'ds
A. the iry o, ,hcir dsnar'nro draws l,,. near
hS woasr wsK ars sy o,U UGIS IL. ss
dom Of the plan thai brought thoin 10 Dwighi.
In large city o. Mt II watering rltr" the work
thcy havo beon ,oing for ':hrmsclvos womiu
hsxs sSsr ss Sna e
littie village. whose poncofui homes arc shndcd
by the cottonwood and maple. aud w'iose %
ovety open door we. comes the stranger the
work Q; rest n,res snd reSnar ha,s as
thrush an, the cull Of tho robin come With new
mennin0. "a tho man finds tho yoars TINT werc
oneo worse thnn wastcd dropping from him.
nnd that tho vigor II early manhood. With its
Is the work OF restoration and recon struction
TINT Is cnimed for Dr. keeoy aud Dwight.
bear witness. The work and the place are
and aood phssicIan Who has givsn ,iIe hest
yoars Of hts lifo 10 the rescue OF the drunkor'i
comes before :ho world tltly framed IL 0y thu
prtty little village Of Dwight whore his work
began and from which h" n"s sent out nsT
homes There whore mon who had lost nll
hope. hoard from his lins tho first promise 81 u
euro. and thero they will look back to s'e him
swsy as they ns. saw hi i'm T ;,nr smf tsst Of
forget in lie will be Dr: Kecley and tho work
he did Tor thoni at Dwight.
The sun., 1891-06-01
rs THERE ANOTHER TERM IN ITs
Echoes OF tho Remark able Interview viii
Young Russell Harrison.

Echoes or tho Remarkable Interview with
Young nusseii Harrison.
WARRINGTON. May 30.-what Russell Har-
rlson 10 reported to have said In Chicago about
the purposes OF his father with reference 10
running again. corresponds exactly to whit
person in Washington who holds close rela-
tons with the President saii q weok ago:
Harrison is BY no means bent on seeking
. denomination. Quito tho reverse. Though
thoroughly aware OF tho honor which the
Presidency confors and appreciating the power
which comes with the distinction. lie 10 far from
having decided that one term 10 not enough
This ho told me himself In recent conversa-
tion. in the course OF which ho seriously
balanced tho question. and he may yet. and
brfo long, too. decide It negatively. There
Gan DO no doubt that Harrison Is almost as
likely to say nay as yen"
The gentleman who said this is willing to I'D
NIT that the Presidents tdca OF the prospeGss &c
have had not n littlo influence In leading him
to his train Of thought.
The While House household OF late have. on
several occasions. given out what supports
young Hnrrison's reported conyersation. The
samo Ia true OF a Cabiuet official who hns tho
Presidents confidence, and who OF late has
spoken in the Same vein. though not by any
means for publication.
AS to the depth and force Of tho drift in favor
OF Blaine the proof is growing stronger overy
day. 1t ia probably as true OF Harrison as of
any ono that he secs this fact and 10 candid
enough to admit It. 1t is family tnlk. Hence
young Mr.. Harrisons Chicago interview.