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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-15
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ons 81 the E~>ait> 40 H.rrlson's Mic
nasnsg~m~nt-
The jin-o policy Of the Harrison ad-
mini>tration may yet bring about .
war between This country and Chill.
% far have we gone 10 this matter
that we have ~, 10 fight or sacrifice
our national dignity.
Fro'r il in~ipiency the administra-
zion Las seemed h~nt on getting into q
squabb.e with the Chil.ans Pat Egan.
with the dust Of ireland still on his
Programs was appointed by President
Harrison 10 represent this country in
Chilli lie was the onr man who should
not have received the appointment
Not only the Gillian government did
not want him. but the people Of this
country. with the exception Of Presi-
dent Harrison and Secretary El-ine.
strongly opposed comforting distinction
and honor rpon man who was an
A mericnn for revenue only.
in the very face Of this opposition
both AZ home and abroad Pat Egan's
name was enrolled in the book of dip
lomatiSt>- Then the trouble began
And i continued and il will continue
just % long as Pat Egan m.srepresents
this country in Chilli
While the Chilians were trying 20
overthrow Dictator and re-estahIIsh
republican form Of government. Pat
Egan- backed by the United STATES
government. lenth his support 70 Basrna-
ceda- lie did not have gump-ion enough
10 keep his nose and the nose Of his
government ont ~ the affair The r.
suit WAS that when the congressional
lists had won the fight Pat Eran was
the most disliksd man in Chill. with
the posi- bile exception ~ his friend Bal
naeeda~ and his country came 10 for
Very large share Of the same feeling
r lie assault on the Baltimore sailors
in Valparaiso was the one opportunity
the jirgo statesmen Of this administers
ton lid been asking for They wanted
10 pull their vigorous foreign policy Oh
somebody or either AID the opportunity
was ~ hand They grabbed it When
they tad clustered and bowed. pulled
and stewed for awhile they discovered
that ou- iynchIng bee in New Orleans
was = parallel ease and that they were
s'I MY aping the dsro school Of vigor-
ou= foreign policy. Then they set about
20 JUS. " lyuxhing in New Orleans and
70 condemn shooting and ~tabbing in
Valparaiso After telling Italy to 20
10 thunder for her indemnity .hese
rvrcus statesmen demanded repara-
ton frcm Chilli The size. population.
wealth and fighting capacity Of Chill
made the bluff GO
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TaE DEMOCRACY.
ne Party Of r.sristi~n and Freedom Of
Thou<hs-

ne Party Of r.tristi~n and Freedom Of
Thought-
A sort Of gh0ulish riee characterizes
the comments o. the republican press
on the fancied differences ~ithin the
ranks Of the democracy Long -ele-
grams filed with ticlnr OF personal
cisaPpointm-ats are given great prunli-
hence q position and flasaing head
lines Mr.. German is painted - =
spectral mower with = scvthe Of craft
cutting down the presidential candi-
dates who are represented IS standing
In the WY Of his own ambitions Mr.
Cleveland never walks on Broad Nv.
according to thc>e stories. lest he shorIi
encounter Gov Hill. for these two do
not speak - they pass b. When Gcn-
Palmer Mss from his new seat in the
senate 70 shake hands with frirnr Il
i NOT an act ~ courtesy hut 10 spread
dismay among his rivals By displaying
the ease with be carries his three
score years and ten Lr N1ls j. not con-
fined 20 his bed-chember with the GRIP
but j. sulksng in his tent and comrnun-
ing with his divine mother IS 3. how
he shall best bring confusion on the
democracy because lis speaker has Dis
honored him II what we read in
these newspapers j. true. Mr. Crisp
has no. constituted The committees Of
the new congress accounting 10 his best
Judgment for the effective disposition
Of public business but - reward h.S
friends and confouni his enemies Bit
serness j. king. and al the party lead
ers are captains Of guerrilla bands
armed for their mutual destruction and
the disruption Of the greater body OF
which they are parts
There are differences Of opinion
among democrats. and many strong
men are striving 70 be chief This j.
true and 4 proves the dernocrzcy-s VI
tally The great issues Of the hour
arc under debate. and . programme IS
formulating against the coming cam
paign- Who ssouid no: have il %, Is
there any other pcins from which wis
dom can he drawn than that supplied
by = comparison II prevalent Fiews2
Is any holy Amounted with superhuman
wisdom that This dicta should be &C
cepted and subscribed 10 without
weighing the conflicting data which
different sections have 70 present. Cur
party has always Teen the abiding
place Of freedom ~ thought. here
every argument has "A on PATRIOTS N is
listened ia IL j. to-day rnore than ever
before in is history the nurse Of ma
tional leaders. who would be AZ the
head Of its columns because the march
i 70 victory The comments OF the
enemy are only the reflection Of their
hopes They are dreaming that per
chance the matches discipline which
has not failed rs in the past. ever.
when defeat was inevitable. has some
how been weakened Rut they viii Be
disappointed Whoever Is the standard
bearer. and whatever the battle err.
the deniocrarrs phalanx will te close
knit in ls9.- one and untsrritied--St
Paul Globe
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Readers curious in culinary matters
will bc interested in the following ces-
cription Of favorite dish in eastern
haren> Il consists Of > lamb roasted
whole after the manner Of chest .:
Chinese boxes each smaller tnan the
other. the lamb being stuffed with :
whole turkey the turkey with whole
chicken. the chicken With pigeon. the
pigeon with : quail. the quail with :
hecaf5co. which i the smallest bird en-
cept the humming bird such : disn
might Be considered especially suisa-
bic 20 occasions when all the members
Of family meet together. - there y
something 10 suit eveuone's taste and.
what = more there y snre 70 b pleo-
~ ~ T. 81 Louis R<publie
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POINTS AND OPINIONS.

The presidents appointments.
like the rain. fall alike upon the inst
and the unjust Detroit Fr-e Press.
The national treasury Is getting
into very shoal water The balance
has fallen 70 the lowest point ever re-
corded since the adoption Of the pres
ent form Of the debt statement-Bos-
ton Herald
The appointment n Stephen b.
Elkins i probably an assurance that
Blaine will not be candidate for the
republican nomination With ali the
diSreprtables supporting him. Mr.. flar-
rison viii probably take the nominal
ton without much difficult Indian
ap0lis Sentinel
Republican president makers are
przzling their brains over two sen
trnces with an interrogation point at
the heel Of each Has Blaine traded his
presidential ambition TO Harrison for .
cabinet position for Elkins- or has
Harrison bought ElkIns away from
Blame with cabinet Fort
Worth Gazette
Some Of the democrats on the
door Of the house have been = little
Cross perhaps but they enjoy the
blessed satisfaction Of knowing that
their seats are safely under them dur
ing this congress Reed. Of Maine. and
his seas-snatching committee on cleo
tions are not in business 1T the old
stand just now st Louis Republic
One Of President Harrison's
home papers charactcrizes the appoint
m ent Of Judge Woods a. an indecent
act II does not stop with the asser-
ton. but shows the brazen and scan
calous character Of President Har-
rison'< selection BY detailed review
Of the judges actions, among which
were his reversal Of legal opinion TO
save William w Dudley from indict-
nent for advising bribery. and a re-
verSe ed legal opinion To save more than
hundred indicted republicans from
conviction The facts Justify tho
charge and are familiar TO all who
keep track " important political mat
ter< - Detroit Free Press
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the young fellcr were loaded. too. 50 i
the robbers had touched the Kid
thcrc'd had bin some sharp shootin. Il
was = shame low. ID work Oh our
feeiin-s As that lectIe woman did.
kecpiu' rs all anxious Is = revival
mcctin'- bnt she go- the funds through
safe an sound when there wasn't no
banks Nor express ofiices in that part
~ the country She were the wife Of
the man that were building tile bridge
Il were sharp racket tnouyh. an she
worked Il for all il vere worth That's
the stage now hump.n itself G'nixht,
gentle men Mrs n. 4. Eayne. il Dc
troit Free Press
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n, ncsher wc7id Iis1en - ne oears.
80 souli fres.en hat faded sosR
60 .ould s0mesin<~ take ~ hours rest
Ana sonetimes trip 20 town
A. q shoulcns ~ al Tor the e1itr>n-
re FIN ana the eAr~r and me play:
win me pati.a; trooo % the tir-d nonth
Ard ne Mother has h.d her day.
-. rsoshrr hHs ks1 her DAY. dearR
wken ruu uere hsrt = fhrrr
xr1 she sf-r.<d stous the tsrm and the hose.
A. busy - ever be-
vher - ro~zet you AL % sleep ceara
Ani sent yoa ~ 10 rctool
A wtrr hersrlf cut. ar9 cif without
An1 lived ~ The soidea rule-
Ans -. yoz- turn has come Gears.
Her hair = grorins ukiie:
s.d her eyr~ are gaia ns che r. away ioos
Tkaf peers beyrnt rne nix1--
O-< n fne<c Oars IN the mcsnin<
xother rill not o. hare.
Sc ni|l fade .uay into silence.
Tec mother 20 true and dear
7sen rhsf rili you DO in The Daylight
And sast IN the slo@ninr dim.
Anr father tired and icnescne then.
Pay What viii ycl a. for nlms
II you want 10 ketp ycus mother
Yoa zast make her rect 70 dr..
Must gre her share n the fr0iis
AL erA~ her into the play
Ard 4 mother rouic Listen 70 ne. ccar<
SHED tuy her gown % silk
VIII buttons o. royal velvet
Anl ru-e~ 5 white - milk
"A she d set you DO the trUtfing.
wade she -. still. n her ca air.
Th4t mother should hare Il 4 lard al fhrc1gh.
Il str.kes Va. isn'f fair.
Margaret Z. sanxst@r IN l.terior.
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Speaker Crisp was conspicuously
generous in his treatment OF che rcpub-
Lean minority On committees Of tif-
teen he has in each case given then
1--WE me mbers- or one third This i .
greater proportion than they are
strictly entitled 70 by their mum .rical
strength On committees OF lesser
membership than fifteen the repub-
lic-.ns re also given more than their
pro rata share II Speaker Girls, had
held the minority down 70 the num5c;
Of com mittee men they could claim %
the basis Of their proportion Of mem
berS he would have had = larger
number Of desirable committee pvsi-
tons 20 give 70 democrats The action
Of the speaker. in dealing 50 there. ly
with his political opponerss. = in sis,1-
ink contrast a. the ungenervus snd
unfair treatment u the minority By
the rrrntlican~ in the days when Reed
was ~ps2sser 81 the house. Detroit Free
prss<s
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~ 10No
woman's suffering and woman's
weakness DIR. Picrce's Favorits
Prescription puts stop to it. It's
remedy for all the delicate de-
engagements and disorders that make
her suffer, and q cure for all the dis
eases and disturbances that make
her weak Its . legitimate medi-
cine, that corrccts and cures:
tonic that invigorates and builds
up; . nervinc that soothes and
strengthens For bearing down
pains, displacements, all the func-
tional irregularities peculiar to the
sex, it's . safe and certain remedy
Other medicines claim TO cureY
That's true. But they don't claim
70 do this: if the Fayorite Pre-
scription fails to give satisfaction.
In any case for which it's recon-
mended, the money paid for it i
refunded.
Judge for yourself which is likely
10 be the better medicine.
And think whether something else
offered by the dealer is Likely to be
just as good.'
You pay only for the good you get.
On these terms it's the cheapest.
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~ h"rr~rf lnetADl~ will sec promise
81 further gains With Woods wearing
che srnsine vii b. hop tAst criminals
may b. ,avrd from the bench when the
bar woui ie impotrnt Neither the
SECRETARY in the wa DEPARTMENT nor
the lptge. hhe " confirmed need fear
SANDER Ihere j. limit To human i,-
grnulty- u has been drawn BY these
gentlemen In their public acts Chi
cag0 Times
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Monsieur Calino. the celebrated
Freach sinpleton. never wishes other
people 70 be At all incommodcd BY his
proceedings.
Tic had accepted challenge 20 fight
duel. and was told that the hour had
been fixed at nine o'clock for the next
lay
''II'nf- said Monsieur Caiino: I'll
try q he there on time. but II I'm a
little lltc- tell the other man 20 begin
without rae Il
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~ uVM T. AL
uns.g go
home said
the man ON
the err acker
box. This is
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Cod-l;- er OIL suggests con-
sumption; which is almost un-
fortunate. Its best use IS be-
fore you fear consumption
when you begin to get thin.
Consumption IS only one Of
the dangers Of thinness.
SCOTS Emulsion Of cod
liver oil makes the thin
plump. and the plump are
almost safe.
Let Us send you a book on
CAREFUL LrvIxc-free.
He~ YORK.
yoar drnxri-s keeps S-Dss's Eauls;o. q co. No.
ed-sn dragEaas svgywser se. a..
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We will handle full line OF Califor-
mia Fruits as long as the season lasts.
je 80 REINKRT g. RICE.


1T is fact now universally conceded
by the best informed authorities that the
new No. 9 high arm family sewing ma
chine, of the Wheeler s. Wilson Manufac-
turing Company, embodies the best de-
vices of the most skillful inventors, and
combines the best results Of expensive
and long continued experiments to pro-
duce perfect machine. superior to ell
others now before the public in point of
ease, rapidity and precision OF action,
uniformity of tension and perfection Of
seam. Over one hundred of these ma
chimes have been sold in this city and
vicinity in the last eighteen months, and
every one has given satisfaction. This
certainly ought to influence any one in
tending buying a machine to first try
Wheeler s. Wilson.
GEORGE w. MOORE,
Agent, Coryell st.
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Three Hundred Miles I'm canoes.

Messrs. e. ID. Anderson, Fred w. Dom
nelly and Harry G. Allen, Of the Park Is
land Canoeing Association, left Trenton
last Thursday, at noon, for Hancock, N.
Y, the head of the Delaware river, their
canoes having been shipped to that point
week before last From Hancock they
expected on Saturday to start for home.
The trip win consume from ten to
twelve days. The upper Delaware river
is the paradise for canoemen, being filed
with rapids, dams and falls, and while
there is some little danger attached, the
pleasure and excitement Of the cruise will
more than compensate the party for any
seeming danger. - Trenton State Gazette.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

We have received the last issue OF the
"WoRLD's COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION ILLUS
TRATRD," the only authentic organ OF
the Great Fair. The object OF this
publication is to give complete authentic
historical record Of the Columbian Ex-
position. 1t contains 80 pages Of official
proceedings and will gives photographic
illustrations, printed on e'aanaeled paper,
OF all the Exhibits, Buildings, and attrac-
tons of the great Fair. As work Of
Art, containing the most interesting infor-
nation, 1t is invaluable to all who wish to
keep up with the times and learn of the
great International Enterprise.
It will be published semi-monthly early
In the fall, making eighteen copies for
present year. Price, 81, postpaid; 20
cents copy. Subscriptions taken at this
office, where the paper can be seen, or
send 25 cents for sample copy to
j. b. CAMPBELL,
Editor and Publisher,
2lS La Sale Street, Chicago, III
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want. s1s.oo Damages.

Trenton True american: Jacob H.
Rittenhousc. Of Hunterdon county, was a
clerk in Baumgartner's store in 1888. BE
has brought suit, through Messrs. Barton
s. Dawes, against Albert F, Jamison, a
clerk In the house at present, for $40, 900,
alleging assault and battery. Rittenhouse
sets forth 10 bis affidavit that In the store
Jamison threw piece OF board at him,
which was partially covered with dry
goods, which struck him 10 the stomach,
causing Assesses and ulcers of the bowels
of chronic character. These he AYERS
have prevented him from working and
have been the cause Of great expense In
doctor bills.
Mr.. Jamison said to reporter yester-
day that the injury to Rittenhouse was
accidental. He had thrown the piece Of
goods at q boy in the store who was fool
lag, and Rittenhouse was struck.
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Our sales of the Arcadian goods are
increasing every week.
ie 90 RKrNRRT & RIcE.


1.-THE South Side Social Club" has
for it's headquarters No. SO, on Coryell
ST., and is presided over by an old veteran
who served through the late civil war and
who always keeps irst-class brand Of
tobacco and segars always on hand and
is willing and happy to serve his Gus
toners, as well as to preside over the
club, which is principally composed Of
veterans, who congregate there on regular
meeting nights. The last meeting was
opened by an insurance agent who was
present, on the merits of ]. L. Sullivan
and Jim Corbett-which was the best
msn-but the question was dropped until
after the fight 10 September. But the
best part, which was really amusing to
hear, was the old vets. giving In their ex-
periences, aud while smoking the pipe Of
peace some told how they passed around
Cape Hatteras in rough weather, others
who had bored holes through box cars into
a barrel Of whiskey and flied their camp
kettles and csnteens, while the balance
ran away; while others on guard over
the commissary, allowed their comrades
to sneak up and I'LL about dozen can
teens of whiskey. OF course they never
saw them do 1t. Another gave In his ex-
perience how be went to see his best girl
in Trenton at one time. While on the
way, his horse got frightened and plunged
into the canal, carrying him along with 1t.
1t came very near being . serious affair
for him. He did not see her that night
nor from that day to this. The evening
session was closed by the blacksmith tell
ing about the best kind Of weather for
his business. Dry weather 10 Summer
for hopping wheels and slippery weather
in Winter for keeping the horses shoes
sharpened. II would be well for the Coal
Scale Club and North Side Club to look
out for their laurels or they will lose
them. SECRETARY.
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--Adjutant G. II. w. Van Solver, OF
this city, met with an accident on Mon
day, by which his right thumb was seri-
ousIy cut. Sitting on chair aslant on a
porch at his home, the chair got risky,
kicked up its legs and lifted the Adjutant
from his seat. He thought 1t good time
to practise the circus act, and tumbled to
the situation at once. Unfortunately, the
Adjutant's wife had lot of flowers on
the porch, growing In tin cans. The Ad-
jutant thought it would be fine thing to
balance himself on one OF these, but in
doing so he came down too heavily, and
cut his hand. That Is always the way
with the women. As sure as man wants
to turn somersault or take some other
gymnsstic exercise, they are sure to have
flower pot, box or something else
placed In his way. Van Solver has
wressled with fire, with rsbs., with rlets,
and various other dangerous things, but
never found his match till he struggled
with the deadly tin can.
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"A young man named Cane, son of the
late Henry Cane, of West Amwell, fell on
grading scythe this morning while at
work in field and cut his arm seriously.
BE was gotten in carriage and driven to
the Office Of one of our physicians, where
the wound was attended to. The physi-
clan says that il be 0he physician) had
been sent for instead of at once bringing
the patient to him, the young man would
have died from loss Of blood. AS 1t was,
he was exceedingly faint and will require
some time TO regain his strength.
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"Golden Medical Discovery cures
those diseases which come from blood i'm
purities -scrofula and skin diseases, sores
and swellings.
But does III It's put up by the thous-
ands OF gallons, and sold to hundreds Of
thousands. Can 1t cure as well as though
IL had been compounded just for youf
Its makers say that thousands Of peo-
pie who had letter and Salt-rheum, Ecze-
ma and Erysipelas, Carbuucles and Sore
Eyes, Thick Neck and Enlarged Glands,
are well to-day because they used it.
Suppose that this Is SO. Suppose that
a quick witted man was far-seeing enough
TO know that to cleanse the blood was to
cleanse the life. Suppose that by many
experiments, and after many failures, he
discovered this golden key to health and
that bis faith 10 Il for you is so strong
that you can 60 to your druggist, buy a
bottle, and If 1t doesn't help you, you can
get your money Enthusiastically.
VIII you try It
The remedy to have faith 10, 10 the
remedy the makers themselves have faith
! In.