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Evening journal., 1892-02-27

Two tons Ladies Note Pa.
per, in pound packages, at
fifteen cents a pound Figure
a little. FoatY Quires to the
pound--LesS than + cents a
aulrel Ruled or plain. Only
sold by the pound.
leo, 900 Ladies Square En-
velopes at S cents the pack.
Liz hit peach tint. They would
be at least IS cents pack if
there was paper to match.
These are in addition to the
great stocks of stationery Of
all popular kinds.
Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

SMALL CHANGE CAN BIZ HAD AT tn
EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE
Evening journal., 1892-02-27
An English Guess on the Dark Horse.
Tnnlon gnectator


London Spectator.
Who Is likely to be this third man2
Probably not any well known party poli-
ti,ian like Mr. Mckinley, or the late
Speaker Nc Reed They and the rest
OF the well known politicians ere already
committed 10 one side or the other. But
N the man Of compromise Is not TO be a
politician already before the country,
where Is he to be found2 II is absolutely
necessary, In order to win a Presidential
election, to secure candidate whose name
at least shall be known to the country
and who, whatever else he is, Is at any
rate not invisible. President Harrison,
for example, could never have secured
nomi aatioa had he not been the grandson
/ Of former President and national hero.
| A mere family solicitor in Indiana would
have taken years to make himself known
TO the people at large; but the, grandson
Of the hero Of Tippeoanoe was visible
throughout the states 10 was the differ
ence between Mr.. Jones Of Exeter beinl
put forward to lead an English party, an'
a Duke Bedford One man might person
ally be as unknown as the other; but tn
latter. owing to his name. could gain tn
ess ntial quality Of visibility In quar-
/
The. Republican convention, then, II the
wa ia third man, as we suspect, wi
want him visible as well as uncommitied
, Fortunately, they have to their hand a
ideal dark horse-Mr. Lincoln, now Mir
lister at the Court Of st James MI
Lincoln Is not committed, and yet he
known or rather capable Of being know
to the country In ten minutes. His nam
{ at the poll viii be worth quarter OF
million votes The convention wi
bs full Of old soldiers, an
not one Of them. when 10 is put
: him, will feel anything but delight
a voting for the son Of the man wi
! saved the Union and left behind him a
! imperishsble name II Mr. Lincoln a
1 lows himself to be nominated he will NJ
! only carry the convention, but will pro'
= the most formidable candidate that q
"a Republicans could possibly have chose
Already this fact Is widely recognize
aud It is evident that, unless the NOV
n ment Is checked. Mr.. Lincoln viii be q
= third man, granted, of course, that
d. third man Is required and that he "
conuant n stand
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD. COMPANY. Time table, In
Trains leave Wilmington French stres
station) for q o junction. Montehanin.
Guyencourt, Granogue, Cossart, Chaddr
Em ib WORTHWHILE. Costesvills,
Waynesburg Junction, Springfield, yosnna.
Birdsboro, Reading and Intermediate statlona
daily, except Sunday, Z 90 m, and z.5O p.
N. Sunday only, 8 ~ m.
For b. & .. junction; Montchanin; 9uyen-
courts Granogue gossaTti Chsad 59r1 Una
Mortonvin Coatesvile; WaynesDurR juno
ton; Spring field and intermediate statlonss
daily exoep' Sunday, at 40 p m SunoAy
O1 For q co oS 81 West Chester and inter-
mediate stations, daily except Sunday, at
n trains ns arr arrive a. wilmington, Frenoh
street station,) from Reading; birdsooroi
JoaRns sprlmngrts1i Embresviiie; West
Chester; POcopson; Uhhdd's Ford Junction.
Cossart; Granogue; Guyencourli naon1en .5l
IL Il %. Junction and tntermediate stations.
daily, except Sunday at 10 "a a. M 30 40 pm
Sunday only at 30 m ,.,
From Springfield, Waynesrurg JpncuqL
/ Coatesville, Mortonville, X M eevile, Po-
copson, West Chester, Chad A. FORD junction.
| Cossart. era ogue, Guyen. urt, Montchanir
B&O Junction and intermediate stations
o F1o1 Goa Tosatesville West Chester and inter-
mediate stations. daily except Sunday, az
A y e. = al 5io VA UsIAND, superintendent.
a. : BOW Ess BRIGGS. Genn Pass. Agent
| PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL-
II ROAD "ROYAB ROUTE BETWEEN PHIL
| ADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY. The ONLY
| DOUBLE Track LINZ. SCHEDULE IN ETrnC1
/ JUNE 6, 1891.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf
Il and South street wharf.
For ATLANTIC CITY.
| Week days-EXpress, 200, a. m, zOls 4.uo p,
| N. Accommodations. 500 a. m. and Boo p. M
Sundays-Express, 300 am. Accommoda-
| ton. 500 a. m. and a 30 p. m
| Returning, leave Atlantic City depot.
! Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. Week day
| Express. 30, 200. a. m. and 400p. ~. Accom1
| mediation. $40 a. m. and 80 pm.
| Sundays-Express, 400 m. Accommods,
tion. 7.80 A. m, 40 D. m.
| A. A. MCLEOD. Q. g. HANCOCK a
Pres and Gen. Manager. Gen. Paaa.sAR}
Evening journal., 1892-02-27
wANAmAKER,s

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday Feb. p. 1872.
Tile zUeafHsY today IS ItkeLy
TO be clear.
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

Solomon Hersey's hindsight is much
greater than his foresight, as the follow.
Ing will show:
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

Watterson ON the albany Result.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Now that the Democrats Of New York
have spoken through the regular and
lawful channels appointed for party ex'
pression, and Hon. David Bennett Hill Is
formally presented to his fellow-Demo'
Gratis OF the United States as the choice
OF the Democrats OF the Empire State for
President, the question before the coun-
try becomes one Of yeas and nays; for
whoever secures the nomination must
beat Mr. Hill. Whatever else We do, let
us not mistake the issue. IL Is squarely
bef.re us Mr.. Cleveland is no
longer possibility. his selection
as the Democratic standard bearer,
II such thing we're under the circum
stances Conceivable, would be on the
part Of the National Democracy an act OF
deliberate suicide. He could not be
elected, aud we are so aure Of his good
sense, as well as Of dignity OF character,
that we have no idea that be will allow
his name TO 20 before the National Dem
ocratic Convention. The Democrats OF
the Union should meet the act OF the
New York Democrats In setting MIR.
Cleveland aside, officially as It were, and
advancing Mr.. Hill to the party leader
shlp-for this Is the meaning Of the work
done yesterday at Albany-with all
possible consideration. We must trea'
It fairly. It is not the part Of wisdom
nor Is It Just or prudent, to fly into 3
passion ABOUT it. to assail It's authors Anf
to abuse It's subject
Evening journal., 1892-02-27
Father Berminrham'' sermon.

had your equal as a prosecuting attorney
but none have proved your superior.
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table, In
effect December 90 1891.
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

T TIT INC TTTT OF TUTTT0
/ published from a
9 worn copy OF the
assessment hung up by
Assessor O'Harra /
don't know just who
made that copy; some
Republicans, ] think.
Interview with Solo
mon Hersey by an
EVENING JOURNAL re
porter, February %,
| all.
Evening journal., 1892-02-27
ABAlTIKORE { OHIO
s.' RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect November 10. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

Pianos and Household Goods
Taken in storsges sc l.. l.. hessiek, No
425 West Second street.
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

FOR b. & o. junction; Montchanin; Guyer-
court. Granoeue: Cossart; Chadd's Ford juno
ton: PocOpson. West Chester Embreevllle
Mortonvill Coatesville; Waynesburg juno
daily exoep' Sunday. at AS p. m. Sunday
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

Rates TO Western Points lower than via any
other line. @. o. SCULL, GEN. Pass. Agent.
J. Il. ODELIs. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1892-02-27

Trains leave Wilmington (French stre9
statIonl for b q . junction. Montehanin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22
RANDOLPH ROGERS.

path Of the Ensnsnt American >~nfptur
IN Rofn~-t victim 81 thr EEpid~mic-
some 81 ;hr Netah.e Works lie Pro-
dnced-
R0ME. Jan. i6-Randoiph Rogers.
the distinguished american sculptor.
died Of rrcrmplia-
IRanloi.h Eng-s vas iorn in tn state n
New York n Is5 Ths ~arlisr portion ~ his
lie Was aaae1 In m rcantIe F1rsui-s. f=t b.
eventually cara - faA& rczrs-s and b-c1me =
sculptor. Anc- afsw y=ars " study and ~o-x
here b. rrturn@d % Ser York with To- statues
cf-Syia a Toy AID Dig AM oth@r- II -
xr 2c1-rsd>t<nrd znt nctei@d the brcrzs
1cors. r~~srsr-lnS -@nes In the life % CDlurn.
hnS fCr the eastern sn-rance to tne c<pstni ..
Eashirxtur. Later b. worried several years ii
t>s.hsn< the trss-- t. fog To wa-hin<-cn rlonn-
n-nt ~ Eirrsncn1. Va. incl11inx states n
Nxson. Nelson aa1 the rwo N~arSAai,s. and b.
al-, e~x~rr-@l 4 statue ~ rohn AdainA.
now In ,iount A1turn crnrfarr Amo1x
~ A-S III Roxzrx other nut4his
rDrks a-s Tie Angel ~ tin n1.ur-tDa.
f0- Col Colt's -oaunlez- At Hartford. Can
"A ~c0los~oI Api1irrs - nnr1 Il nulns4rrt to~ to
state * Rtra@ Island er4~-d n Providence il
l1.l. and one Still lErSnr fvr the state x Nirhs-
.an. Which -as erctrd IN Dcrruis IN l--s lie
n.Ho * rrf-i tho colDsli .ranEr statue "a LIZ
~oAn whsh uas unvs1r. tA -hiiaIlelrhia - 80
Snra lt.5 fr E<oxe-s - res1ei Glr4O~- c11-
tinualiT = bc118
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

The scyong way,
with Catarrh, is to stop it without
curing it. The poisonous, iirita-
ting s.uffs, strong caustis solutions,
Screams" balms and the like may,
perhaps, palliatc for a time. But
they may drive the disease TO the
lungs. The wrong way is full Of
danger.
The right way is . proved one.
It's with DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Rem
edy. It cures, perfectly and per.
mancntly, by its mild, soothing,
cleansing and healing properties
the worst cases of Chronic Catarrh.
It has proved itself right, thou.
sands Of times, when everything
else has failed
And this makes its proprietors
willing to prove that it's the rigL.
thing for you, no matter how ba J
your case or Of how long standipl.
II they can't cure your Catar;h,
they'll pay you $500 in cash.
They mean it.
They're certain Of their mcdi-
cine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22
DISCOUNTS FOR EXPORT

Efow Trr<fs kr<p Up Prices Here ~ ~ssi-
iur sssray~r abroad ~ fe.tim .,ny 81 ~er-
ret.-y f.uss .nl 4. = srqahsr-ua ~
fr2sian~ fron Al fra~t
When the afaetrrs-> ~ harvest
ers we're hiding meetings for the pur-
pose Of considering the ss.~- WAYS and
means ~ consolidating I cir interests
IN the form OF a .tr rstf y. Il R1sk.
the secretary Of agriculture. VIII J. q
.t0ckho. der in one Of the companies
which entered the trust said in an
interview ia she New York Tribune:
AZ investigation Will snow tisat this
-ame combination j. nov selling. or
Offering to sell. ma -hinery in Russia
-Aastra u and other wheat-xr0wiug
countries at a lower 4 yure than they
% in this cornrrs." That this system
III SELF ~ cheaper 70 foreign r t1an 20
ar y fzrm.r = is I'd ,pt-d br other
manufacturers ~ farm implements Is
~town by ,;r. A. X Fzrquhar. Of York
FL. one ~ the la-gest manufacturers
y, ayri .ui:arai machinery and imple-
meets IL the United States In Nav
80, Mr. FARO hsr. IN replying 10 > let
srr Of inqnlrr written 4, him BY the
H,rc Market club Of Boston. said:
In reply 4, your favor Of the 10th
Inst | have tn acknc Wedge tnst our
zrn sells Implements AMI machinery
shrourh Mexico. south Ameri-4 and
africa a. Dri~e- from Eve Z, ten Per
ee Z less than they are o for IN this
country
This system Of fav0rifi>n % foreign
e. l. characteristic 81 the trusts in this
csrnsrr. Trusts ar f5rnci bv manu-
f~ar.urrr- in tn Sam. indnst- for Nv
n r7n - F.r~t-To limit md co1tro
80 in -t;r.n and ~c-3ai-ro con rol
rricr> and thus prevent conpsrition.
The nltima-e ain. - ac-ompi ism whirt
tr-s:sa = anizci-istoi scr.as.profts
Whenever ~ Til - gan = the extent
Of tn no ne /. IN sal "A haze 0n nan
more ~ III ~ p->ta. - thtn the hym
market VIII tax 4. me h.gh AID arti
trary prires they fix the trust. rc>ori
~xportaticn ~ lisp e 81 their sur
ru.. IN foreiva na-<s.s taev IN IL
meet IN. p-i - a. wsir1 their com
D~tt - a. .sher countries IRE willing
iod~ro@ " -aeir productions Sine
me prices whi n prevail here ulier on
tariff are hi- ,er ,h1s in o:ler conn
tries for tse sane proiurts- the trust
giro VIA. j. < sown as sps-ial export
discornts o. hone prices 70 foreign
biycr~ The-c extra discounts ara ID
most cases coordination " tso forms
In order 20 prevent tns forsivl br-c-'
from selling taeir z --is IN this coaatr,
again. the tr rsts m the fre a. al
ur. era Goods - k~.~I aMf~ 49, 80 r~w~
ofexpo-ta;i1n Thi~ ofi'~ssEE equiv
al~st III m 80 csscs % a .iDrrll di'
count In ~dai.iyn 10 this they ais
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

give 4 sr,s 'isl on home prices
varying al tie way from Eve % tNensv
I've per cent
In 50 ne eases the trusts 90 further
ana agree 70 Law the goods down n ms
wharves In the foreiga port PAYNE al
the freight This is the system ADOPT
Cd by the glass trusts.
How the trusts operate TO keep mp
price> here and 4, sell their surplus
abroad. 20 that Il will not interfere
~ish their h0me trade. Is well Illus
trated by n history Of The American
Ak and Tool Co. comm 3n.y knowa a
the lax t-u.t.~ The first meeting u
the nannfsctarcrs 81 axe was held IN
February. i>1l Al a subsequent meet
inc in March the trust completed is
: organization
a : on rs the trust was organized Il
-aisei prices as he following from the
Iron Age for March p. is9o. shows:
The general feeling among the trade
i that the lawmakers have formed .
very strong association. and have
I complete control Of the market. or so
nearly so that the outside makers will
have scarcely any appreciate eject on
the prices II is found tina. scarcely
any orders can BE- placed with outside
manufacturers who arc not under the
control Of the American Ak and Tool
I G.. The trade viii 10 well 20 note the
changed condition IN this line Of goods
as regards the higher prices now rrling.
and the strong probability of their
maintenance for seine time TO come
On irSt aaality gods an advance 4
now made OF sl.75 . s. 3 per dozen !"
This atva1cc has bee wei. main
tasned- Before the tras- was formed
rlain axes 81 the bes. brands were sell
ing AZ s5.sj per dozca. Iney now sell
Al s. per dozen
30 far as concerns, the home market
The tr it has been successful il that IL
j. all - get at least si-75 more for q
dozen axes thanti manufacturers who
formed i, were able To get bsfore- II
has been able to DO this by its cosnplete
control over production here
And now As 70 the way il Opposes Of
its surplus abroad Ir It's foreign trade
the trust i represented BY branch
houses IN Few York Thus the branch
which exports It's products - the Span
i>h countries Of Solth America is under
the charge Of q r. Na.eza
The makes Of axes known to the
trade as the Ohio Yankee" and
-Kentac,zy.~ which the trus. sells in
tits country for s. per dozsr, are
offered by Maleza for exp 1T for 81
ger dozen. delivered on board ship.
Other brands and shapes are sold a;
similarly 10 prices
BY putting thei- products on board
ship. and getting the bill OF lading. the
trust i able 10 p-e=eat home buyers
from taking advantage OF its low prices
Z foreigners
What j. true Of the manufacturers OF
al classes u agricultural implements.
and he Ak trust i true Of osner trusts
depending n the tariff for their exist
eEce. AMI using III. ~pro-ection thu
gi-cn tnem 20 swell their profits By
nigh prices at home
Do1btless the grea. apostle OF higi
prosectioni,m. exc ,ngrs~sm1n T. q
Ifoar. who is employci b. the NeA
York Tribune 70 tell the farmers hoS
god . thing ths Mckinley thrift i fol
them. viii say % this as ne dill of the
letter u Mr.. Fl thar that i IS m
-abomiaabie free trlie falsehood"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

In England much OF this class OF
gods Is 4 II mn IL on hand looms The
r .tcs quoted ali We are rom q power
all near Leeds TaehlndIoom weaver
y~ets10ccnts agar s5Pence-) He obtains
the varn and rstaras the finishei
carpet The Iab1- cost Is calculate at
the same rate n the two methods OF
OF work. what the hand ware gets
f.o cents sej cent? for the BOWER loo a
work = taken from the 5 cents
charged in the above comparison under
general expense which Of course. i
considerably ligater in power Loo
veaving than in had loom weaving.
The 60 upsrison between English and
American Z ~ sh0wsthatthe lab, " cost
from III. yarl MP j. ~s,ncwhat higher
in EngIand- The higher English cost
OF .smail labor oit1e yari mill Is in
this Instance due :, the fact that Il i
diStrlbated in A-nsrica orer a much
sarser .ntput The a nv rsfsr, 70 th /.
General exo-ns- item Tae highes
c~- III varn l. dnc entirely 70 The
higher -nst ~ 'To,s n , ounce 81
.hc WOO ta-iT With slt this tax We
could casilv exaort carpets a. q b
seen fr IN the f,rey,irg comparison,
ard from tn selling frI - % carpets
This al III. tins barely covered the
! cost w pr, lr st:3n an y .rtai7lv woult
har5iy do 50 nov. nndr- tic M 'Kiaicy
blessings tso assiirio islv invoked b.
certain carpet manufac :urcrs) cu,min
a.ing in the recent forced sales and
present staynltion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22


4 Proposed hNi For thc colsrrtspa % shs
~f~xsnn< -I<~lcrmsng thc 1arlL
Conrrc>snan william J. COMBS Of
R~rooklrn. has prepared the following
resolution concerning sd dates
70 be o.Ierci Ia the h Jus of representa-
tivcs:
Resolved. That the committee OF
WAYS nnd nea1s be directed - prepare
and prrsea. 10 this house u bill for the
Z llcc,ioa * and other pur-
poses understandable up,a ths basis and
principle Of tie follo~is-prop '>ition<'
The bill shall have ( ar schedules -
follows
schedule A-To b. { ,mp SD Of ar,i-
cies free II duty. incindins all raw
mrtcrisl> necessary IN the maarfacture
OF goods
Scaedul. B-ro be composed OF art
. c'es which'bg their nature should not
pay ad1t. exrscdirg 10 per cent
Schedule C-To BE- composed Of ar-s-
cles. principally wine. spirits. t3hac 70
cigars and cigarettes. and upon which
= duty mi>t b. chargst Sufficient a
least 4, protect mi srtacturers. who
nav . tax I'm Ter our intcrnal reyennt
laws As.o Of = few w~eli-ieined art
clcs Of luxury. which viii bar a rate
Of At 'eaS. 81 per cent al valor.m-
schedule D-To be known as the
sche iule for the protection 81 l7cor.
and which shall be N de Up from s.mr
tine in the man1e herein spcc.ned
All article, NJ. co-eret by the pre-
ceiln- lists shall te xroapcl and kaorn
Is -ans,c fled AMI >aals haze a uni
form rae Of al salprem dug . pro
visel hereafter.
TIE bill SHALL also provide that a
soon aS 81 IL ascertain Inc
amount OF moner ne .ssary FOR The c a
duet OF .he fox the current
wear. il shall submit arep3rt - rhe
same. deinrtiny there--on tn follow
in -i.em~s
lal Surplus remaiainy o-e- from p-S
ceding year
90 Estimated income from internal
rryenne.
scl Estimated inc fro:a sehs-uls
Il.
al Essima:s a income from sshed-
u.eC.
(el Estimated income from sched-
ule D
~ Estimated income from I'll Other
sores
Which am5nnt-b bin : ieilctei from
the am ,n-t 10 5e provided fo-. The ex-
penses Of the = 1-ernmrat VIII lease as
a result the amount - be rai>ei 81 i'm
D ut tax on AL -~uispeciied articles
Ii shall. in Il report = congress Is
innate the gr,sS value Of such inp0rta-
tions for the current wear and the per
cen.age Of duty necessary 70 b. levied
on the same in order. as nee as may
b-e. 10 reaiiz. the am0lnt a<rcrtained
a above
The bill shall also provide that il
c1se inv nanrfa. :urer or manufac.ur-
ers Of goods or merchandise included
il the class u1sre-sicd~ shall find
thai the item Of lab0r cost. iacluiing
the u~e OF machinery. Of his pro
drctions in this country shall exceed
that paid BIZ the manufacturers % the
sane class Of gods made in foreign
{ ,untrie< n nay present sworn proofs
81 the same % the committee. with hi
demand that : h articles shall b.
catered on scheluie D. II. np1n ex-
arninatian the committee fni that III
staten mt are { rrer-- or il thcv In
That any G~lifrrense exists in favor q:
The f0reiga manufacturer. rhes sha
ears. the article or class OF articles q
- e~n.ere. up31 sci.eiile ID With ?
spec Sc dn-v ennal - uch dir renee
always proyiiei that the article = 10
rr7tecte br etters patent issued b5
This government
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

PUEHro. Col. Jan 6-Thc b-,dr ~
T. t. Schnfcr. thu station agent 4.
frances. whose IA lare ~ believer or-
ders caused tie terrible collision On the
Flo Grsnde .he afternoon ~ nccemlrr
81. was found Nv . Tanc.iman- ye~seF-
az. on TIE plains about . mics from
the station >chntrr d~eranped A.
o - ~ lis ver~d his -rrsr.aah was
frozen to death ~ trying - make bis
escape.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22
CARPETS.


In his letters 20 IA. Nesv York Tin =.
Nr J.. S-noenh3f ex consul of the
United states % Trrstail. England.
y rites - follow, on Tx comparative
.oss Of producing carpets here and in
1T glanA:
Carpets ar made alta lower cost here
Ii n even in Enylani. a. east in the
owrr -r1seS. sucl a. ingram carpets
aDd ~ chnaply - there in the lover
-raie- 81 Brusses- etc A comparison
tx the c,st an manu- acturinr methods,
of t~o-ply ingram, SHOWS the follow
irg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

MME. DAsnKRTsEFr. in reference 70 .
newspaper article about her famous
daughter Marie. says: There was
nothing Of the .iongulian about her,
nor vas her nose short She was fair,
very fair. and never did a single jewel
ornament her hair or dress, asshc ncvcI
wore icwelry.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

There are trusts in fifty or sixty
separate lines 81 ~produr ton Some u
them cannot BE- reached at once. but
other can The curdaxc trust binding
twinel l. one that can Avery articls
ON which Il has q corner in thi- market
should " put On the free list --SA
Louis Ecyntii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

The surest means Of salvation u 10
do each day u oar lives what VIC would
wish 70 have lone al the hour Of our
death Angela Merici
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

McNKr-rpRr. Ia. Jan fa-The
wesi-bound baltimore & Ohio limited
ran into a coke train that was switch
Ing 70 . sling II Port Royal. Pa. a.
40 a. m. The coke train and the en-
CINE q the limited were badly smashed
up and the engineer. Nicholson. and
Fireman Irwin hat;y injured. The lat
ter perhaps f~ata.i-. ~ jumping. The
limited dih MT irave the track. and no
passengers were hurt. Traffic has
been further delayed by = freight col
iision ~ Noder< in whi.s Fircman
WyiafsA rAs badly hurt
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uEEMAS CrLsfAS. the South American
millionaire. owns a 81 900. Oov yacht, the
southern Cross, Is only tvsenty-cight
years 81 age and has an income Of $780,
900 . year. lie Is the only son Of cx-
President Cclman Of the Argentine Re-
cublic>
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"pearcd, and since that time I
" have never had the FIRST sign Of il.
~ can eat anything without the
"least fear Of distress. Ivish all
"that are afflicted with that terrible
"disease or the troubles caused by
cit would Try August Flower, As I
am satisfied there Is no medicine
"eqral to it." .
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The lrst condition Of salvation IS 70
DC willing 10 b. saved to-daS.-Ram's
Horn
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Flower

Mr.. Lorenzo F. Sleeper IS very
we'll known to the citizens Of Apple
ton, Me-, and neighborhood. He
says: Eight years ago Twas taken
sick, and suffered as no one but q
"dyspcptic can. then began TAX
ling August Flower. AT that time
II was a great sufferer. Every
"thing / ate distressed me SO that I
"had to throw it up. Then in a
Flew moments that horrid distress
/" would come OH and / would have
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= to eat and suffer
again. l took a
little Of your med
''sicine, and felt much
better, and after
takinga little more
August Flower my
I. Dyspepsia disap-