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The Monitor., 1891-10-09


What is food? Food is anything that
will make good blood.
Why do children need food? Food makes
their bodies grow.
Why do grown people need to eat? Their
bodies are constantly wearing out. and
food repairs them.
Are bread and beef found in the blood?
Bread and beef must be changed before
they can make good blood.
Why must food be cooked? Cooking
makes it easier for the stomach and bowels
TO prepare the food to become blood.
Why must the food be chewed? When
the food IS thoroughly chewed. the stom-
aeh can more easily change ii, So that it
may become blood.
What Is the use of the saliva? The
saliva noistens the food, and helps to
change the starch of the food into sugar,
and thus prepares it to be further digested
or changed.
What is the stomach? The stomach is a
strong, muscular bag which receives the
food after it has passed from the mouth
through the gullet or food pipe.
What does the lining Of the stomach do?
The lining Of the stomach furnishes gas
tric juice, which digests. or changes the
food to pulpy mass.
What does the stomach do with the food?
The muscles OF the stomach move the food
about for t~o or three hours, so the gastric
juice may become well mixed with the
food.
How do the bowels help in changing
food into blood? Some of the food we eat,
such as fat aud sugar, is not changed by
the gastric juice. 1t passes into the upper
part Of the bowels. and is there changed
By the bile and pancreatic juice.
What becomes Of the digested food?
When the food is digested it is taken up
By the blood vessels, which finally carry It
to eTery part of the body.
What is good food? Good food is that
which contains material needed by the
body.
Why should we take good care Of the
stomach? Because it has so much to do
with our life aud health.
How can We help the stomach? We can
take care not to eat to- much, nor to cat
too fast, nor to eat too often.
DRINK.
What is drink? Drink is anything that
will qLench thirst.
What is the only drink that quenehcs
thrirst2 Water.
Why do We need to drink water? We
need 70 drink because the body needs
water. The body is seyen-e ighths water
Is milk drink? We drink milk, but it
is a food. because it contains, not only
water, but everything that is necessary to
make up the body, such as bones, flesh
and nerves.
Mention drinks that are harmful. All
drinks that contain alcohol.
What is alcohol? Alcohol is fluid that
looks like water but when it is touched
with lighted match, 1t will burn with
blue fame, aud makes 10 smoke or SCOT.
How is alcohol made? Alcohol Is made
by fermenting sugar ard water.
What change is made when sugar and
water ferment? The sweetened water
"sorks.n The sugar changes into gas
and alcohol; the gas passes in bubbles to
the air, and the alcohol remains in tho
water.
What effect has alcohol gu the stomach
The Monitor., 1891-10-09

II The annual meeting Of the Philadel-
phia Exsb2nge for Honen's @oFE, nela 10
oae CT the pzrI0rs Of the StFzt;oTd Hotel,
Nzret. fssE. Rev Dr. McY ickar, rector Of
Holy Trisity Episcopal Church. said thai,
sshe had been s9meE hzt shocked, IN read
ing Of tls W0mzais CoEueil il Washing
tor. to lszra silz. there were 100 women IN
ts= tafaissrF.' Far II ordinary mortal
70 Be shocked is sEch \ common affair
that Il Is SCARCELY worth mentioning: bat
xhen : Reverend D. D. gets shocked, We
think the phenomsuCu and rs cause worthy
poem: 50 1e invoke tie presiding Muse
Of tie occasion ard begin cur song.
we hope ron are not badly hurt.
Although twas very shocking
Fer seven hundred yemen, sir.
To SCI goar s.ts 70 recking.
Bat when It's known they every cne
AFe pulpit gospel preachers,
.Tis plain 20 see how you were@-hocked'
Hy such DYesulnins creatures
Hos far these women yet may 60,
There scarce IS any telling;
For one may hear them planning now,
In almost every dwelling;
Peshaps they think they can improve
Mems tbeoiogie teaching,
Upon live Chrisiian issues, sir,
Ard 30 have gone . preaching.
Why should no. women preach. when she
Received TIE 1rst or1aining,
Beside the risen saviour's tomb
she faithful still remaining
Ay. WHY not preach. when she, the first
OF preachers, giadlT carried
The gospel in her haste. TO where
The lone disciples tarried?
To preach the gospel. woman needs
No special man 6 rerEnission;
Fox Jesus met them as they went,
And gave them his commission;
That first great sermon preached BY item
Vas on the resurrection:
And theologiaRs little since
Can add TO IL perfection
Bur to resume our subject, sir.
And leaving this digression-
WY should the women be debarred
The clerical profesSione
loa favor them for al pursuits
Profane, a. We regard them:
But yet from solid Christian ground
Yeu say you would discard them,
The inference that we dedaee
Prom your proscriptiye tone, slr.
Is that you'd keep the woman down
To earth and sense alone, Sir,
The day Is surely just at hand,
When you shall reason better:
And in the cause OF women take
Christ teaching 10 the letter.
Horace u. Dtsranf IN 1Neta Era
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w. G. T.U. DEPARTMENT.


When aleoacl Is taken in Tie stomach. it
hiadefs digestion, Or the process By shioh
food Is changed irto blood. II also irrita.es
zud diseases the inper cost of the stomach,
50 that it cannot make gastric jpiee. which
Is 50 necessary in changing the food
What other effects has aIc0hoi On cur
bodIss2 Wien alcohol IS taken into Tie
blood with cur food, OF our drink. IL tends
10 ia5are The health aud to destroy life
Why do we cali alcohol poison? Be
causs il isjuFes health AID viii produce
death If taken in sufficient quantity.
VIII al poisons kill people? Esery
poison has the power 70 destroy life.
In ahat respect are Eine. cider. beer ale,
AID vbiskev alike? They all contain
alcohol.
What does ;he sord intoxicated means
Iatoxisated means poisoned; when man
Is intoxicated. lie is poisoned.
Why should tie young know the effects
of alcohol? That they may avoid the harm
that will come TO them by using alcoholic
liquors.
How may the appetite for poisons be
formed? Appetite for poisons may be
formed by using little for medicine. until
the person finds be cannot do without it.
This is what is meant by appetite for alco-
hol, tobacco, and opium.
What poisops may commonly produce
this appetite? The poisons contained in
wine. cider, beer, ale, whisky, tobacco.
opium, chloroform, and chloral hydraie
will produce this appetite Scientific TeE-
peranes.
The Monitor., 1891-10-09

Jsmes ]. Davidson Is : candidate fer re-
election in oar neighboring eouaty e
Gloucester. On the Democrat ticket. MF.
D. IS regarded by his neighbors - ge-d
elslzea and he doubtless Is. - al evidence
of tals many of his Republican friends con
ylimen.ea hin with their votes last hII
and 10 tharn he WAS indebted for his eiee-
ton IS Assemblymzn. Whi.e NJ. D. is
al right &s : private cit.zsn. when he got
to Trenton he laid aside his individual VIZ
taes aad bseans tas plant tool Of the
Albeit gang. Men don't eonnt nova
days, principles do. The best taiHg for
cur Republican frieBds 70 do Is TO vote theiF
own ticks. and not II any way OF m2nner
aid IN tia eIsctlgn q Democrat of the
kind Mr. Davidson las proven fimsslf TO
b.
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1ted.

CONOYER-In " woodstown, Oct 9Th Israel
Conoyer, in his SD year.
HILES-Atthe residence of her husband,
PIT. Airy, Oct. 2d, Mrs. Annie NJ. iiiies, aged ~
years.
PRICkETT-In Camden, sept ED Harry r.
Prickett, aged II years.
WEATIIERBY-oet. ith, at Pedriektown,
Eenjamin Neatherby, sT.. in his 18th year
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NEW STORE UNDER THE
OPERA HOUSE.

Our boot and shoe trade is en-
couraging, and the indications are
that we will largely increase it over
last year. We deserve to, as our
stock was never better or cheaper.
You don't need to buy-we won't
ask you to do that-but you'll save
money if you come in and see what
good goods We are selling and how
little money we ask for them.
Everything in boys and mems boots
and shoes, both in leather and
rubber.
Mems hats. The new shapes in
dress hats for young men, and the
older men also, are in stock. You
can save 25cts. on the purchase of a
hat, and get the latest and best of us.
Our stock of clothing was never
SO large, and we shall make LOW
PRICES on it this season. This
means just as it reads. If you want
reliable goods at the lowest prices
you ever saw or heard of, come and
look at our stock. You will not 90
away disappointed.
Our own good make of panta-
looms and shirts, made in our own
factory, not skimped in cutting or
sighted in making. None better
made in this country. This is the
decision Of those who arc selling
them elsewhere.
In word, il there, is anything
you want in the clothing or outfit
ting line, come to onr new store
under the Opera House and we will
do you good.
E. B. HUMPHREYS.
The Monitor., 1891-10-09

4 soap sFindler Is quilting people IL
1eighboring towns, selling worthless
compound for g, and promising to send
Law book 70 all purchasers. free OF charge,
which he never does. He may work
around this war. Keep an eye out for him
and make it interesting for him if he does.
The Monitor., 1891-10-09
James StEimPls vAs HenoDinstsd BY th

Janes StEimpls sAs Tenominsteo BY the
Democrats IN convention yesterday 81
Pennsville. Mr.. S.rimpls represented foE
rnis-eprssenied, whichever yoa please
Salana eoaDty II TIA Assembly ~ Trenton
last winter. How well he did i i known
by al wig gave his vote AID ACTIONS At
tent5ea. al wilo think that Coz Albeit
aad his rum ring should control US sh-uld
yoss for hls return. shoss wa5 thiak The
people can bsss govera themselves II local
matters shoald vote sgainss hin. Ia or
Opinion i requires considerable assurance
f8ra ul4n with Mr. stfiaPle's record Of
las. xinte. 70 come before the people of
salem Coanty and ask f5E ! rs-eleesIon-
The Monitor., 1891-10-09

ozrzrEzz T n c r. ~a5rs-oEsi
President Il tSs AIDA H 1rzSgE-
wee Presidents, Mss MAZTfE GAUSTs Mss
CczA MAzg.
Eers Secretary Il iss EEEwE 3 >SfTE-
Co. -zerc.ary. MISS BELLE u. HCxTEEEEs-
Treasurer = - LELE Is zEGET-
Time Of meeting v c. T [ Thursday after
ao1zl a 5 clock
sFenl1z a. -.ss o'eloes
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FIGURE IT UP.
Salem Co. Orphans Court.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Enoch 5. Fogg and Charles II. Rich
man. administrators OF Phebe Lloyd,
deceased, by direction OF the Surrogate
Of the County OF salem, hereby give
notice 10 the creditors OF the said Phebe Lloyd,
deceased, to bring in their debts, demands ana
claims against the estate Of the said decedent,
under oath or affirmation within nine months
from the date hereof. or they will be forever
barred OF any action against the said admins
traitors. ENOGH :. F06G,
CHARLES Ii. HICKMAN,
Dated Aug. II, lssI-s-l4I0t Administrators
The Monitor., 1891-10-09
SPECIAL SAIIEj
Of 40 cent New Orleans Molasses
for a5 cents per Gallon.

Last February we bought more than 3 car
load of New Orleans lnoiasSes which We have
been selling for - cents gallon. About that
to sell at 10 cents. The % cent wstS snch So'u
value that the 40 cent quality was negiet,eu,
ana The consequence Is that We have - Hu-
iels of ii yet ON hand. New crop will be heie
in January, and although We might posslnly
sell the entire q barrels in the meantime ~ =
drop of cents gallon want 10 move II
out quick and 10 do this Will sell IL, ne Nv.
quality, while IL lasts, at y cents a gailoa- 10
give all o chance we prefer not 10 sell mort
Than gallons at any one purchase
T. j.. HUMPHREYS co
The Monitor., 1891-10-09
NEW RESTAURANT

TIME undersigned has opened new res
i iaurant in the building next door TO
.-MOnftOr'' Office, Main street, and viii
keep at all times full supply off G.. Mounts
celebrated Ice Cream, Fruits, Cakes, Candies,
Nuts, etc. Give us call.
Sis MRS. ANNIE SHEPPARD.
The Monitor., 1891-10-09
For Sale.

YTyW o bniIdInus, one sxis feet ono lsxs1 ieei,
/ we'll iHatie good roofs. VIII sell cheap
as | have no further use for same w H.
COMPTON, " Woeustown.
The Monitor., 1891-10-09

0Ss4LEzs q. 6 ? t. 2 t-sa-sa - >
President Ms AzgA ; c1iTlzE
Cor Se-e7efsf-y- Il - J. X. HE1gEzEEs-
Recording SECRETARY, EEEzA P 1EESsS-
TF,sa-snEeF, g rs AxT DAVIS
The Monitor., 1891-10-09
EPhRFEEEf OF TIE VIC. %.
OFwooOsToWFs. N. j .

oEElcEzs q TEE sA-Ex Corx-E z-1sE $ y sczsssST-
TAw vEEPEzA grE TsFuN
Pres = ERs .EsEECA P fATTsEsoSs salem
Cor Sc u Is grzsELEA y ESElzE- Salem
Eee ~es MzS o. j. t5zzgFF. Fenl>gEoTe-
Treas Ms AAseFE CzEsrIS. ssaErstows-
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Notice.

gTyHE annual meeting for the election of a
l. Steward tor salem County Almshouse
for one year, from " arch Is, 1872 to March %,
lsas. Will be held at the AImshouse Mon
day, Soy.a 1891, at II o'clock.
LEWIS MJAMEs.
Alloway, Sept. Il, lS9i.-lo456t
The Monitor., 1891-10-09

A free chance ON ~ valuable prizes includ-
IN ing gold watch, silver watch, etc. wifl be
given every person who eSamines onr goods
at the old 4. o. building. Pefelson,s Bloek
Saturday evenina. Oct. 10Th. GLOBE A~sD.
CITATION, Iv-s Arch 81. Phiia. l0-22t
The Monitor., 1891-10-09

"yANTRD-Otioe man TO take full charge
w OF books and act as Secretary and Treas
urer OF an established manufacturing com
pany about 10 relnore 10 Camden. Must be
energetic, experienced, with best Of refer
enees, give good security. One able 10 invest
some money preferred. state fun particulars
address r. %. Boxs2, Camden, y j. Io-s3t
IIDERa apples wanted at the hydraulic steam
Y cider works. Cider made by the gallon
or ON shares. Yon that have no apples should
get some cider for vinegar. cider sold low;
barrels furnished II wanted. COBB KAN
DIE. Woodstown y. j. 9.io-tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

IngcrsoIl in his euIogy on Shakespeare
at Chicago Monday night said: And
vet, in spite Of HE beauty OF dicsion and
bic unsnrpsssable skill in expressing
thought. Il Il not strange tbss Shakes
peare has never mentioned in HE dra-
mas one man or woman OF his time. he
wee living in the dsys when the intel
lect was awakening from its long sleep.
Cervantes wss enIhralling Spain with
bis romances. Rubens wss painting his
masterpieces. Drake was circling the
globe. Calico was exploring the heavens.
CsIderon was achieving victories in
Spain. Corneille was teaching France
and Rembrandt wae putting nature on
his canvas when Shakespeare lived.
London wss then the center OF the
world. And yet the most marvellous
thing Of oil wss that Shakespeare. the
master Of msnkind, never mentioned
any OF these men. He was like . great
hows."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

The government n going hack ward
Republican exfrayagsnce has destroyed
the surplus. The treasury Il clipping
back into debt. We are no longer meet
ing our Obligations. The bilIion-doiIar
congress has made ducks and drskes Oi
the public money. and although We ere
not at var nor seriously menaced, and
although our income is abundant, We ere
forced 10 face the necessity Of increasing
our debt 10 order to bestow largesses
upon the favorites of the republican
party. pension agents and other enemies
Of honest soldiers. politicians who seek
votes with public buiIdings and river
and bsrbor improvements. subsidy hunt
ere and = swarm Of henchmen for whom
new cfiices have been created. The
country mas been robbed BY Mr.. Reeds
truly business congress Of al that Il has,
and OF more.
The vipiDg out Of the debt has been
stopped for . time, and il becomes the
d0ty OF the new democratic house 70
face the situation without flinching.
Economies must Be inaOgurated, no mat
Ter who may b. hurt. The government
must Be brought back to the honest paths
Df thrift and prudence. Tariff taxa tion
muss BE- reduced tbst revenues may be
increased. Mr.. Harrison and his senate
may do - they will, but the democratic
party must exert sll iss power 10 the
healing Of the 6nsncial lille with which
he country hss been afflicted through
he brief aecendancy Of The party OF mo-
sopoIies and tsusss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

\ The New York Evening Post recent,
declared that the pretepse that there ar,,
large tin factories IL the United State,
Vas false and fraudulent. The editor o
r trade paper, Hardware. quite warml,
resented The statement, and named the
N. @. Taylor Company, OF Philadelphis
among others, as one OF the factories thai
was making tin plate, and challenged
the Post 10 disprove Il The Posl
promptly accepted the challenge and be-
gan % investigation Of the N. q. Taylor
Company. II employed for the purpose
the sesvices Of prominent bankers and
business men In Philsdelpbia. Repeat
ed Efforts were made by these gentle
men to purchase box OF tin plate, or
even . angle Tin plate. but without
avail. They then. started out on hunt
Tor the factory. Il Wss 90 smalI that
they would have been excused for not
seeing II, but they did. Il vas little
one-story frame hut, ten By fifteen feet
In area, and there were employed within
; man and boy, rc-dipping plate im-I
ported from Swansea firm in England |
The editor Of Hard ware, having cited
The firm OF s. Niedringhsue, OF st. Louis.
y another largely engaged in the manu.
Iacture Of tin plates, the 81. Louis Re. /
public followed the example OF the New !
York Evening Post, and Instituted Ill
'earch for the Niedringhsus tin factory. |,
!, also, IL . one-story wooden hut, but . |,
little larger than the TAYLOR Company'sl
being 50 feet In length. /.
mere we're two pots for "dippingn the
heets and there were three men and /.
hree boys employed. The total output
4 this factory, which seems TO be the j
argest IN the country. is IS boxes Of tin
day, ell Of which Il used BY Mr. Med
iDghsus IN bis other factories. He hasl
lot sold box.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

The Michigan House has passed the
bill increasing the specific tax on rail.
roads BY . vote 81 10 TO- The terms ol
the bill give : rate Of 81 per cent. on the
gross income not exceeding $4,000 4
mile. and per cent. on gross income IN
excess Of $4,000 . mile. The increase Il
'0ne-lsalf OF l per cent. IN .he fret men
TONED cIass and I per cent. III the other
The increased revenue 10 the State will
Be e25SO0O figured on the earnings oI
the railroads IN 1859.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

Paul Dudley len : bequest to Harvard
college. one Of the conditions OF which
wss that lecture should BE- given fos
this year, 20 use the language Of the In
strDment:
sFor the detecting and convicting and
expoeing the idolstry Of the 2omish
church, their tyranny, usurpations,
damnabIe heresies. fatal errors. abomi-
DabIe superstitions. and other cry ing
wickedoess in their high places"
Some OF the professors have very
wiseIy concluded that no good will Be
accomplished BY having snch : lecture,
md u will not Be- given. They are not
but they argue thst this var
Isre over deacminstionaI views 10 profit.
less. Ind Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

{ The Kentucky Democratic State Con
9 elvention q Louisvilie last week spoke Il
no uncertain voice for free coinage
Every Western and Southern Stat
: Democratic Convention will announc,
the same policy. II 10 an efFectus
tlsqueIcher on the Cleveland worsh,ppers
: - The party must choose leader in oct.
i've sympathy With alF its principles
: Such leader l. Gov. Gray. The Ken.
Itucky platform says:
/ We insist that tariff reform 10 ths
\ paramount Question be fore the American
'lpeopIe and deno0bce the Mckinley bill
- the most outrageous measure OF Taxa.
tion ever passed in the American con-
gress. IL hes increased the burden 81.
ready too great, upon the necessaries Of
life, sud reduced taxes on luxuries that
are moot able 10 bear them. u has made
existence harder for every farmer and
\ wage Garner In the land, in order that the
profits Of the monopoIies and trusts may
BE- increased IL robs the many 20 en-.
rich the few. and does not open mar
ket for single busheI Of wheat or sin-
gle barrel Of pork. In contrast With il
the policy Of Grover Cleveland and John
g. CsrlisIe, would discourage unneces-
ssry expenditure, provide all needed
revenue. cheapen what We bug. and
open the markets Of the world 70 the
products Of our farms aud factories.
Recognizing the fact that the United
States is the greatest silver producing
country in the world. and that both gold
and silver were equally the money or the
Constitution from the beginning OF the
republic until the hostile and fraud uIent
legislation Of the republican party
against silver, which unduly contracted
the circulating medium Of the country,
snd feeling thst the great interests Of the
people demand more money for use in
the channels Of trade aud commerce, vel
tender our gratitude 10 the democrats in
The last congress for their almost uuani-
nous votes in both houses in favor of the
free coinage Of silver. and demand itsl'
restoration 10 the positiou OF equality be- !,
fore The Law given 70 IL BY our fathers.'
The nomination of John Young Brown
for Governor vas made BY reclamation
on the thirteenth ballot. Clay having I,
withdrawn The crowd went Wild With
enthusiasm. Delegates lesped FROM,
their seats. yelled and made The hall ring
wieh their enthusissm. The 6ghe foel'
lho nomination was long one, but it|.
Dnded il the very best feeling
Hoa. Mitchell Afford, q Utd6Ioe6og-|
DoGh. wao DomInoood ~ L5ouoooono|: |:
8evesnos ~ aeclauaeioa, - ". =.
HoodFicka, q E1ening cooney (oe All
losoey Geoosol . - eousth bolloe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

The msn Who votes for license ought
70 Be- willing that his son should die Z
drunkard. The open saloon which
HE vote helps 10 establish he knows
will ensnare the feet Of somebody's
boy, why should Il not be in the eternal
l~w o. fItness. biz own child p Louis =.
Rounds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

sHow do you spell whiskey ?" asked
The veteran - be paused, pencil In air
In the midst Of bic narrative OF how. q
years ago yesterday, be discovered how
Ithst forbidden article found IL way
among she recruits at Fort Schuyler.
"W-h-i-s-k- without tho 'e,''
promptly responded The moderator, and
thinking TO confuse the veteran member,
be added:
"HoW do Won drink ~"
With e." quietly drswled The vet
eran. Utica Observer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

J. B. Psiten. warden Of the JefTerson-
willie peuiiensiavy. has paid into the state
treasury Oil. .735 - on account Of receipts
and earnings for the quarter ending
April 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

Although an EngIishman invented ths
postage ttsmp d was an American "
James BoRardus who Devised the besl
plan Of printing the contemplated
stamps. His device Was selected by she
British government in 1889 from 2.6OC
competing designs. Bogardus died Ia
New York il 1874.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

The McCarty Post. g. "A. r., will cele.
brste the 30th OF May. 1891, q Old
Union church. one mile south Of Al.
fordsvilIe, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

California will exhibit Il Chicago the
widest plank 10 the world. It 10 sixteen
seet vide, and % now at the depot q
HumboIdt swailing shipment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22
new Harness SHOP
On MILL STREET. OPP0sTrE THE
CORN MILL,
JASPER, IND.
Louis Zr0xlor

N wopensd out HARNEss SHOP aud sollcits
clSa .ss oi patronage, o be SELLS CHEAP FOB
plrr,oSs shL WORK GUARANTEED TO GIVE salts
cLiis ss'n Nv, Mud everything usualy kept In FIRST
= Don't ask sor credit, but please give
Asni u ,sss sna learn pricee: --
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

IfaIl reports are true the new Indiana
tax Law will have . decided tendency q
discourage land monopoly, - Il 10 d.
ready reported that one Of the biggest
land owners in Psrke county has deci.
ded 20 sell "a . good portion OF BIZ
900 or 5000 acres 70 small fsrmers
The new sppraisement assesses bis lands
st their cash value. and hs doesn't care
70 hc'd the earth II II IL 10 be taxed q iis
value. The result will be more good
citizens, more small farm and hOme
owners, and fewer spiritlees tenants,
And the taxation Of land values hes only
commenced. Clinton Argus.