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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
WHAT is A GUARANTEE?

Many merchants and asmon in Tho habit ndIscfmnhisy
Guaranteeing" their with thought being called
make the II penous foolish
respected In tho breach than In thc Observance.
guarantee vau should be made with knowledge OF
the meaning the the Of the
guarantee On fms tools the makers instruct
place any tool found imperfect in
We have used best Judgment acquired by considerable
renco in selecting the following stock sell them
customers with absolute
DO all that them win refund tho purchase in
full.
swe" Steel Range hnished article perfectly prOpoiOnsd,
made OF the best material DON'T fall TO it. 1t will
"uick Meal" No Generator Evaporaipg Lght do
gas burner No smell No danger No complication Every Obec
ton to the Gasoline done WITH Think the dis
comfort missed In Summer by avoiding the heat OF big Kitchen
Range.
Bupcrlorp Cooks and Ranges Superior bakers Superior
economy Of fuel Superior n dssign Superior In construction.
Superior In everything perfect cooking apparatus
Tho NFooo ReiIgentofs An lee saver Health
Cellular that? Investigate it,
repay you.
Of Hardware, House Furnishings Garden
HosA Lawn spInklcr Lawn Mowcetc complete in ds
u. G. COFFIN HARDWARE CO.,
Prqgress BufEdtso0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

number Of young ladies Of this CITY
have formed what they call the Maiden's
protective association. They hold secret
meetings and keep . record Of the mis-
doing- Of the young mon With whom
they are scquainted When . certain
number Of black marks stand again him
the members are forbidden 70 associate
with him and be l. sent to Coventry
The other night II happened that iuds-
ment wss thus pronounced upon the
sweetheart Of one ~ the members snd
. row resulted. but finally the youth
was blsck-listed and peace reigns again.
yetIersonvi!le News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

The undersigned having been restores!
10 health by simple means. sfter suffer
ing Tor several years with = severe lung
affection. and that dread aisesze Con-
sumption. - anxiou. 70 make known
70 his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
tt those who desire II, he will cheer
fully send free ~ chsrgcl : copy Of The
prescription used, which they will find :
sure cure for Consumption. Asthma.
Catarrh. bronchitis. and al throat
aud Lung Maladies. He hopes al -nf-
ferer4 will sry his Remedy, - II u H.
valuable. Those desiring the pre-crip
ton. which will cost them nothing. and
may prove blessing, will please a.
dress REy EDwAKD A. WILSON. vii
Hamburg Kings county. New York
~ax u f-nn-fv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13
real ESTATE AGENCY (!
J. b. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent -
IRELAND. IND


Inc following ttri A-~tetr ~ r@'+
10 .rrs, N rrl.s y Hun''rss-rx q ser.s -
~ hsn-s sI,i b<ru sos~i ershart. feet farm IT'S
~ r~r acre, s<sf lfrus
: -, ~. '.Tss = hr.,,ns' ~. Il
If.r- .aos 0rrhss1 rirr-v u ~Nftr Prize go per
.rrs hrfte~n: tnisre> - ss-y terms
Hess. 49, s~s si- - HsntnSsnrs. t~e r.sr,- Ell,
,csIi1r. <t iH<s M 41cktRn street ffife t''' A-'
t1~r cay terurs ~ haIssr<-
Nf.rr fll. ><rr-- ere nile ~ss'h ~ Ireland and
't<1 rss ~etf ~ -A<r 81. At.r- ~ tf,-r \"
s :. sane ser .1t rst str,bsr. ianf very r'fh
rIt4 - PER acre. t4frAs s~At
icoA acres . niles " r&i.nt. - tersfes.rsd
hlsr<r y sest ..1ter Ei.. ~h'is snt s,.<k 90.
l~sl. 80, tfi< rolling snea<h xset timber - 4 q
'pss ter y; Pisnry sf~.ssr. mile - ~ - ,.s
ss-s. ~ i>x .s.sis - ?. .sss, AL e''n' ~
,<e srres miles frcrr vslren Fgsesrnnsy. miles
lsa.k .s<s fre Irsiarf TO cleared. balance ID
I-1@r plenty ~ ~srer. Land rclirx y ssrss 10 sl9-
..n.-s 81 sS Sati,< rsss near s<hcoi "a shurch.
sl- PER ssrs $50 tp~r haArss % very sasy terms
<,-t shss, Farm.
nc srrs>.-N niles rs-tk ~sss y ireland. ril.-
xpe timber little sst Lard. good 40.
story frame hou-e log barn c-ctst- plenty q ~<I
Ter ssie.lt1 farm snd god n<lshbortosd, - per
m, ares. <sSut 80 = cultivation. twe log
AaE.ss srck s-t pierry o, <out wster Land o'in<
s- - Ireland. 81 per .<re. god cheap ARM
iserDs ssry easy
- .er-- 1ss cleared sri - rrIvsson - IN good
~ki-s rak r,rcer ss9t barn 2lsst rs~ gect house
tx an frsms fsh perd-. gest ,rehsrt. land -
-<<s II Irsia1d Price $500 tsrr- easy. a splsn-
/ az graz and stock tlrn very tesirshis
- .srss, about - ><rfs e<.ret god frame nsrs.
- gee s-s.s n,s s.-r Cd sssss,a "a P'9a MI.
~<sr ofIrsl1nZ- t1s p<- acre: serm- easy
{, 3<T s<rss O white rfssr- riiss north o. Orwell
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Tho small quantity Or l;irn IN co
barrel salt condemns 1t for dairy I
c:.rse Of the soaponic eject ca +
and the writer has held june boz
tho grannlat.i form until BE- thou
could detect the fumes of sulphur
To tcst water for sulphur "a
strong brine and add ono fourth
milk. and bottle tight and cxan
tho end Of four months
II when distilled or rain WATER
thcse snlphuruus gases SIN rise,
must be generated from the M
salt / visited two crnmGrifs e
son where l could smell the sab
tho water as IL lift tho IH11np
caused by imperfect drssfnagr n
creamery or from minerals tn nc
II is needless to say TINT the hold
from those crcamerics sold at \
urcS-
The question i asked: "What
the gru.sy. soapy favor N butt
WAS not 40 IN past years \
twice churncd cream. nrted butte
crs and lrmcy water and hrney "a
produce these rcsuits7-A- Al. 81
In Creamery Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Some soldiers would be much better
on without pension than with one
We know Of one man who received
pension recently aud had just contracted
to do job or work for farmer he
hsd only worked one day on the job
when he received bis pension check,
amounting 10 less than 500. as back
pay. Instead Of completing bis job o.
work he has been on high lonesome
ever since, another pen-ioncr joining
him in the sprce. There ought 20 ~ .
statute making II unlawful for pension
ers to become intoxicated from the pro
ceeds Of their pensions and making 4
the duty Of the Pension Commissioners
upon positive information, 20 revoke
their claims Psoli Nsws.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

am building a dairy hou'|
should like your advice as = 4
floor 70 put INV. 3. Answe'|
floor Of thu dairy should be Of su|
tetial 5 viii not absorb inoiStur'
hist floor il malr-Df smooth la
laid IN cement Then comes hari
and burned brick Laid ia cenra|
third. a good cement floor. NJ
well seasoned hardwood floor ~
q good Pine floor. Wooden tloors|
b. made Of narrow boarda WI
with varniah or oil All doors sh|
Ind with a fall Of o qurter q 81
the foot toward tho drain TN
Farm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

South Dakots has joined the iisi q
States which will vote under the Au.-
tralian system. but - that state contains
many thousands Of foreign voters wbn
can neither read nor speak the English
language. il is not easy 10 see how its
provisions will be enforced. -IadiAn-
apnlis News.
They can lcarn 70 read the English
language. Any foreigner who comes 20
shis country and Is not enough interest
ed to learn how TO vote intelilRently. q
least 20 learn to read the nsmes on
ticket wilt NOT make . good citizen No
man ought 20 be permitted 70 vote who
does not know who or what he IL voting
for.-X. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13
DAIRY AND CREANEpy
WHERE rAE PROFITS Is w.,,.,
pAiRriNa Cove AZ

Sohn Could Say. wins., n....
frnrtssabse "a TIN s-r.sro.....
bus - csna-'s r. Carried u. \.
Tfmc metis"'is--Tt rs,- Wei.
Wirrtnz diry1ng H. pr7rta,s.l,. y. n.
who win l,nt themaslyss Ia ~. N,
progrxsiye dairy thought hnt \, ~
b. carried on with Old tim mn.
'srhp failure Of cows H. s,-.~a :. 4
pn,p.r time " MT the grcua.a ~.
~ 0w1sacna In winter darx,r ~
TIM harm, tho stabla, tn Mai.r n. Y
alSl tins COW each haru Us ", c...s,
al AMI made ~ harmony v.s
''ch;nlgu: solsnrL" Tn wu.t.r W.
thu milking dairy Is an Arn.icI1 =
ton, - colipanl with t'lo asna \.
mr. ksnp There mnzs ~ /. warn -.
not allowed ~ approach tha fn.~,
tunYrraturn II must b. hs... n 4.
20 dos above. Light In IA. Y.
slinnll kc abundant, and s.,nsh,r.
~ much ~ possible within til van.
There should b. IA abundant ~,
Of water at command III IT, bar'
TINT tho COWS can be watcra \.
without much labor. This 4 en-
provided for with thirty lrrrl
vAnixxsl iron tank. with clo<4 ~
standing in the stable near thn y,
supplied from a wtdl on spring. n
the water b supplied to TIN COWS
uniform Temperature Of 20 dess y
out heaters = pi5tA The winirr /
most conducive 70 abundant min
Is che<aply provided Tor by tilo uss d.
silo and hiram. with q luncheon IL Al
hay. Six tons Of silagc fir e:sA
viii abnndantly feed her firm Nov
bcr 10 May 20; mill feed at Sla ~.
win supply tho ft'od for mulch CIV
ten CENTS pr day. l have dns
better than this Hay to exceed /.
pounds pr day 70 each COW Is not al
In the winter dairy.
The winter dairy rightly Inanss
profitable because tho pric.S fur
pr1fnc, arr much ixttnr frum Sey{
her u June than from April u Nov
which Is aboct the limit If milk =
for he summer dairy. The I'll
period Of tine October csA'ying O.
fully sixty days longer than th;It d
spring mixer. There Is little dir
IN lreping the October milk.zs ia q
able milk giving nine months.
moro. and thu men with sil0e and v
aai-irs show tho figures that thir
| givo fully one-fourth moro mix In
same number Of days than Will the
dairy MIXED In SIMMER, and tn la
| Of the milk obtained in the longer
ing period i clear gain. The dairy
gives 50 worth Of milk IN summer
50 winter milled-
Tho question If cheap winter f.
b being rapidly settled with
others arc now fully Of the opiria
the winter mixer can L. kept as ct
with shorts and silagc az tho n
can be on hay and the ordinary a
keep. Ono Of tho most successful
men Of New York. who keeps his
on silagc the ycar ronnl, puts th
at: grain, 81; silagc, $f2; ave1ss
come of each COW, 81 An acrcoI
silage more than keeps COW one
this is result that ecmesof othr
ora f<.<fifv IN and with "a gO0d suI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Meeting 81 Heirs of the oiH
finiinnier.

Ssw Albany Le'ssr. ~ 'n-'
The Ccmcral movement Of the descend
ants OF The heir ~ Anneke Jan-. the o'd
H.,ll~n.ler. xno IA believed 10 have heen
III. legal owner IA Triniiy church rr"p-
cry ia New i.fk aud sixty-'Sc Nr-c-
81 .ani il uir very heart " New 'rk
city. has re-ulfs.! IN = meeting 81 num-
Der ~ The heifs ia This fitN. today. '"F
The purpose ~ consultation win view
a. instiin'ing icgrl proceedings ioi nc
recovery ~ ,h- propsris II v cl@imrf
tlss the property y held ~ trs"is,
Caurch under uinsss -s.ine YEAR .ra'f :
h,ft many " The heirs claim that NJ >uc'i
lease Wa made and thst Trinity church
obtained possession OF the property
without legal process of any kind. and
holds II without authority OF law They
also claim thar Anneke JAMS made will
before her death deyising her entire e.
f~tc. including ell the property nov
claimed BY Trinity Chnrch. 10 her emil
dren and their heirs. This j. about me
STATUS OF 'he claims by the church ana
heirs The estimated value of ne estate
q. placed BY the heirs i $500 ucv,uro' ~
Guiding an estate claimed to be 'cc.i'''
in Holland snd estimated - So Oco.voo
Qnite large number Of the heirs o.
Anncke JAMS are here today 20 attend
the meeting. coming from Indians. Ohio,
Kentucky and Illinois. an attorney from
Chicago representing the heirs 10 that
city.
The claim OF Arneke Jams Is based
npon patent issued 70 Roeief Jan-, bs
the colonial government Of New Ans
tcrdam, in 1886. and LETT her At bis death
This original grant was for sixsy-swe
acres OF land
The nearest living heir Of Anneke
JAMS Is said 10 be Mrs. Louisa keyes, O.
this city. grandmother Of Mrs. Jennie
Kepler. who conducts picture frame
business on East Main street. betweer
Bank and Third. aud who i the mother
o. Mrs. John Marsh and Mr. Walter -
Kepler. This places Mrs keyes and
Mr. kep'er in = direct line o. descent.
The meeting here to-day Of the herr
will doubtless result in the employment
OF counsel aud the commencement 2
suit against Trinity Church for the re-
covery II the property in question
il stated BY some or the feirs inst
number Of property owners IL Ne"
York who hold titles given by Trinit'
Church have airesdv made nvertures 70
q compromise. At high figures, " 70
claims OF the heirs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

us II true that You don't wear socks !?
Won't you let me see, please 2" and =
pretty woman who thus addressed Jerry
Simpson ct the Capitol glanced curiously
at the ,ztser's feet.
"Msiaz1.r replied Simpson. gravely,
sT'm clover in reciprocity do you
wear Ss1 II you'll show me yours
In show you mine."
The lady said. "Ob my r. and ned pre-
cipitately, but Jerry remained TO study
further the methods oflegis:ation.-N New
York Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Everett Whitman. oldest son OF ex-
treasurer George Whitman. Who let
here some fourteen years ago. arrived
here last Monday on visit % his old
home. The remainder " tho family sre
living in California. and IL j. their inten-
ton 10 return here and reside. Everett
Is greatly pleased It the many improve
ments made in Petersburg during BIZ
absence. ~ Petersburg News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

An exchange says that Noah adver-
tised the food and lived through n.
while the fellows Who l1ngheh n Finn
got drowned. Ever since then The al.
vertisers have been getting along All
right and those who didn't advertise
ave been getting lefi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Dairy products have reachri .
that ought 10 be satisfactorily 70
ers Of fancy goods, and i y iini'
that prices VIII 90 much his'tr'
Increasing practice q winter y
and the preference q consum
fresh made butter tend tolargef 4
Of ami hptter prices for the latter.
will be a continued god dem,
fair prizes for the best butter ol1
Rural New Yorker.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Before . girl becomes : wife she can
nor help planning sometimes how che
may spend her allo vance from her hus-
hand to the hest advantage; sfterwsri
she often spends : good deal Of time
planning how she may got ~ allowance
10 spend.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Professor Roberts In q late III
raj bulletin says he rcceisen ~ =
In milk anu butter from fer1lp'
sauons v COWS o. good pastnss'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13
An OFFER 10 FARMERS.
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
and
Jasper Courier for - 90.

a. wili ~ Seen ~ sfv IN another
rninmn We rffpr The .Ccnrier" snd the
Progressive Farmer The Official organ
OF the r. NJ u. a.. together for 81 Now
u the time 10 subscribe. OF course, u
these terms. Il i cash IN advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

FAM FOX SALE.-The farm - III
cros -ing OF the railroad and PAioks river
~ .s7 acres h. fnr sale. Good coal land
good farm land. Apply It Courier Office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

and hercc s.osra ii sLilag s.eet which stnss Inc
lace Ake lhrrsan! needles. Wind forty miles 40
hr1r. You rry a man coui1nt stand such a.
rosurrr No. Be conldn's. without Just the proper
clothing. Ard there's only enc cu;ht that cAn
tGe2 r-za tcth warm and Dry 81 such ,srne arc
hat . the "ffsh Brand Sli<kes" Thsy arr
guaxanseed r<orr-prrof waterproof, and wind
tse weather A. II indoor. Thy are light, but
warm Beng re-enfosced throughout. they never
ND: and tie buttons are w.re-s1stenld- No rail-
ROAD nan who has cncs tried one would b< without
i,ss.cns. every s1rme1s stamped With Fish Brand"
Trade Marx Dcnt accept any inferior coat ~ke1
yos can have The Fish Brand Sucker delivered
without Extra Cost Parlc1lzrs and illustrated c,t-
zi,.ue free
a. >. TOWER. Eoston, Mass.
June IA. lse3-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

BRICK FOR SALE !

John Geier, jr.. has taken charge Of .
briek-yard At the North side Of Jasper,
and nov has for sale, 10 any quantity de-
sired. brick ~ III qualities. lie asks the
people Of Dubois county for their custon.
and will make favorable terms on house
patterns. JOHN GEibR. -
Aux 81 'ae--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

SHOP rt Kuer'ey's ol5 Stand, Gomez
n Newton ard 7th Strsets, Jespsr.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-09
McAllister's Basis of Living.

Ward McAllister's latest contribution to
current literature undertakes to tell what it
costs to live in pper tendoms. His figures
are rather startling. He tells, for example,
that he knows of at least four men i'll this
country b spend annually $500, 900. This
includes their charities and the interest on
the capital stock invested in their town
and country houses. Then there are about
thirty men who spend from 100000 to
SEQ 600 n year. though Mr.. MoAllister tells
us these men are really no happier than the
man who lives on $4,000, which Mr.. Nc
Allister thinks about the right figure to
enable a man to maintain his establishment
in style and dispense elegant hospitality.
AS for the average fashionable woman, we
are told that she spends from $4,000 to
$4,000 a year on her toilet, and generally
manages to look MISUNDERSTANDING.
Albums! albums! albums. The Bee Hive has
the largest display OF albums in the city and
prices are very low.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-09
q naranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell Dr. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this con-
altion. If YOU are afflicted with a couob.
cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble
and will use this remedy as directed, giving
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-09

it a fair trial, and experience no benefit.
you may return the bottle and have your
money refunded. We could not make this
offer did we not know that DR.. Kings New
Discovery could be- relied on. 1t never dis
appoints. Trial bottles free at r. S. Hale
& Co.'s drug store. Large size so cents and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-09

NOTICE 70 CO-0WNERS-HELENA, LEWIS
and elarte county, Montana, Nov. I. 1851.
You are hereby notified that have expended one
Thousand nine hundred Isl. 500 dollars, in labor
Sha improvements upon the west fifty fset OF
ON tao Mcintyre lode in Owyhss mining district,
lows and Clarke, county. Montana. tsaid parcels
and on the west by SO %" Unitod States
Patents on said Mcintyre lode, ia order to hold
e Jazz premises under the provisions of section
the smount, required to hold tho sane for ths
ysaIs. ~, lsI4. 1875, 1875. 1877. 1878, 1873, 1880,
1890. 1891. ~ A"" Ao'' az 1901
And il within ninety days after this notice by
proportion Of such espe 1diture a. a co-owner,
your interest in said claim will be the prop,rty
OF the subscribor under section 1924. '"
JACOB SCHAFEH
Date Of first publication Nov, Z, 1885,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-18

had gone up, You should ha come up to
the attics, and there you'd ha found me.
So you took me for ghostp Well, I'm
bowed"
told him what Light Toed Jim had said
in the cell
"Ay," said he, 81 dessay, guv'nor. You
see twas this way-it weren't Jim's fault
as | wasn't dead He tried to murder me,
guv'nor, he did and left me a-lying for
dead. So | SEES to myself when | comes
round that I'd pay him out sooner or later.
But after that quit the profession, Jim's
nasty conduck havin made me sick of it.
So went in for honest work at my old
trade, which was draining and pipe repair
ing. | was on "A job % that sort in West
ford, near Miss Singeton's house, when
see Light Toed Jim. had hidea what he
was up to, havin heard o the plate, and
watches him one OF two nights, and gets n
notion 'ow he was going to work the job
Then, o. course, you being officer and
close at hand ] splits on him-and that's
ALL"
'But you had got the time and details
correctf"
"Why, o. course, guv'nor was an old
hand-served many years at Portland, |
have, and | knew just how Jim would
work it, after seeing his perim nary OBJ
servations. But a ghost Ha, ha, ha-
why, guv'nor, you must ha' been very
green young officer in them daysl"
Perhaps | was. At any rate | learned a
lesson from the ci-devant Barksea Bill
namely, that in searching house it is al
ways advisable to look up as well as down
Chambers Journal
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-18

Jasper Hedge had great reputation for
being careful in his statements, and was
anxious to preserve it. He had dog, a
homely black and brown creature Of no
great intelligence, to whom he was much
attached. One day this dog strayed away
from home, and Jasper who never had any
special business on hand to prevent his
following his inclnations, presently
strolled out in search of his missing COM
rade
When he reached the village store he
saw, seated on the steps In "A contemplative
attitude, a drummer" who had evidently
made up his mind to study nature while
waiting for the storekeeper's decision as to
the res pective merits of different samples.
young man." drawled Jasper, coming
to a halt, "hev you seen anythin of dog
passin by here, say on haour er an haour'n
a half, er mebbe two haours ago, lopin
along at the rate of a mile er mile'n a
half er mebbe two miles an haourS"
Yes, | did see dog 90 by" replied the
drummer, with evident amusement
"Wa-al, naow," said Jasper, with some
anxiety, resting one foot on the lowest
step, could you jess bring yer mind to
the pertick lers abaout himf"
Let me see," said the young man, airily
Ticking specks of dirt off the steps with
his cane; che passed here an hour or an
hour and half or two hours ago, going at
the rate of a mile or a mile and half or
two miles an hour, and he had a spot on
his left side about as big as dollar or a
dollar and half or two dollars"
AS the speaker looked up to see If his
witticism was appreciated he noticed a
somewhat unpleasant expression on JAS
per's face, and also saw large and hungry
looking dog "lopin" rapidly toward him.
You're powerful smart spoken, stran.
ger" drawled Jasper, can amt seen all
there is in the world yit, calclate, but |
think my dog ken give yer my notion OF
spots of the size you made mention Of
right on the legs of them spicketty-span
pantaloons O. yourn, eff you'd banker ter
hev him! But laws" he added, in tone
of sublime contempt, me an him amt
really got time ter bother with We; come
along, Taowse!" and drawing off the dog
who looked as if he were being deprived OF
his rights, Jasper sauntered away
Youths Companion.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-18
FARM FOR SALE.

Farm of 100 acres, two miles from salisbury
depot on the road to Middlehury: comfortable
buildings, land In good shape. VIII sell very
low and give most favorable terms OF payment
To purchaser Address or call on
l3S II MRS. II. u. lICLETT,
West Salisbury, VT, Sept. Is, 1880
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-18
CAIN.
Lone stands the primal murder. Through his

brain
In seething tide chaotically stream
The words, the blow the agonizing scream,
The sudden, sickcning blood that dyed the
plain,
The piteous figure of his brother slain,
And Gods Just sentence. Ali these th'nrs
but seem
They have not happed-it is a CHASTITY dream
Nay, tits no dream-look on thy hand, o CAIN
Long stands he, wild eyed, rooted to the spot
At last he rouses from his stupor dark,
And walking ike a blind man, doth depart
An outcast On his forehead flames the
mark
Rtamped by Jehovah, hut he feels it not,
So hot within his bosom burns his heart.
-Sanda Enos