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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
a DOMESTIC EPIsopR.

She stood at the glass with glowing ohssA And looked at the face reflected there, And I thought that the mirror, if it could
 speak,
 Would say she was very sweet aAA fair. Remarked and hiS tones conveyed a snSSr: Tt plea8sS you Vsxy much, I see, To l0ok at yourself iR the Elass my dear" Shs he'd learned rAS art st ks~aIaS Osol, So Aha answered him in a gentle tone: "I am glad to know I am beautiful For Es husbands sake. aAd not my OVu.|' A 1ush of shame his face o'ersRReRG, And crossing over to whArS she sSoOd He kissed her warmly, and gently said: You are more than bSsatiA1l-yoWrO QAaA
 Cape Cod ItOza.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08

A CoUNTRYMAN in Tennessee, where forests and game are plenty, found that his boys, who all have gun apiece, be- come short of percussion caps few days ago, and the first thing he knew they were shooting with match heads as a substitute. How many boxes of matches he had lost in that way he did not say, but he found they fired as clear as the cap itself. It is said that neces- sity is the mother of invention. Here is chance for some man to make a for tune by getting out new patent All that is necessary is to adapt the gunlock to the "match head.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
NOT ALL IN GIVING.

Few TmslJ Suggestions for tho Re
 ooiVsrs of GRtk
 EcSm thA receivers standpoint all Efft8 may be divided into things that we want and things that we don't want. It takes no particular skill or grace to rNeSiVe things that wO want. but as, in 9maa of Sans<Rl giving like Christmas, kSa larger part of taO gifts We get arc G66nEs tAAt we don't want, that branch 0k pS0StvOrshAp Ia worth attention. The tVEN ordinary reasonH for not wanting Eh!nAs RRS the vulgar one that they do not strihs us &G intrinsic&lly desirG ble, and tho more complex reason that we Aoa't want to receive them from the paYtieular Siver. 4 general remedy ap- plieRhlA +S reluetanees due to either of Chose causes iB to keep Strenuously m the mind the happiness of 6aS giySr in giving. Remembering that you are deliGh ted with a Erids from some oneyou love, because it makes you happy to have been even pasAiyely instrumental in procuring him the happiness of giving; applying the same principle, you can accept ever 90 costly gift from some one for whom you oara little without any irlksomc sense of obligation. since, of course, the giver had the best cf it, any way, and 1t is great deal kinder and moro gen oFous to sacrifice ones personal inclina- tions and accept than to refuse. Re msm ber psrsistently that by receiving with due grace you secure to another person a assArahls form of happiness. After all. little ohildren do it best They are the superlAtive receivers, and it iS because they are that wo delight to give them thinGA They are frankly and dsliGhttully appreciative. Obliga- HonG ESt as lightly on them as the air DhSE value their gifts simply by the pleasure they SSa out of them, and pre- Ter c TAg b&hy to the dOOd of brick hoaAA Yhs5 tAkS . jumping jack from IAEy, &laS lAunAress, and 8 jewelOd pin ban AuAS MelindA CrcesuA. without thS lSsaA di Stinction of happy approval Enc RSSFor we get to their guilcssness, tA~ A~a@Ax Ws approach perfection in RS061o4nG. end in all the Christmas at- ts46@6as besid0A --ScHIbner's Magazine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
FOR 30 DAYS
 ONLY.
A Great Crush In
 Prices.

Owing to the mild season we have taken steps to reduce our stock of heavy Winter Cloth ing at once before it, will be too late to sell it at any price.
 Twenty per cent reduc tion from our regulal$ low price on all our stock ot heavy Winter Clothing.
 We are sacrificing our profits as we are overstocked and money IS what we need now. Remember this is a very good opportunity for you to secure a great barga'n in clothing just in time you need it.
 No humbug, no fake, don't be too late.
 Be sure to get the greatAst bargain at the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
&arxA hLsnanad h.

SAB ANTONIO, Jan S.-According to an official in the Government office here, the capture of Garza, NhO Mexican revolu. tionist, iS Snly A SsstioR of a few hours. He says the rsvSlutiOnist haS been dis covered in hiS h!dinE place, & short dis tance from San Diego, and that A big turO him
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
Con~roc. will be Asked for sb,oso, oS~.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-RepresentatiVe Durburrow. of Illinois, chairman of thS Worlds Fair Committee of the House returned to Washington from Chicago yesterday, and he makes the announce ment that Congress will not be asked to loan 8. GOO, 900 for the Exposition, but tS appropriate that amount; ~ Mir. Durour, was sufficient for the original plans ef the Exposition, but these plans had been brondcned in scope by the National Com mission, and he thought it only tair that the additional expense should be borne by the Government.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08

THINGS seem to be in bad way in Bridgeton, Pa. The women have formally petitioned the mayor for per mission to carry red pepper with them when they venture out after dark, un- accompanied. The young men of that burgh had better mind their eyes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
nIi..asa Aa Vv.st.In Now Yor,,

BUTyALo N. Y, Jan. S.--'rhe snow st term which started early yesterday de, velopOd into A full AedEed blizzard by noon, the worst since the memorable storm Of 1882. There was about two feet of snow on the ground at midnight. Street ears on all lines in thS city are practically at stand still, and traffic on the New York Central aBd Lackawans lines is greatly retarded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
N, H. & H. Railroad Time Table
Nov. 15, 1891.
Trans leave Waterbury for

Trans leave Waterbury for NEW YORK-eO5, SEQ, 1O46 @. m. 1:25, S96 e,o7 pm. Return-5.01, 800, 1000 a. m., 100. &d1, Goa p. m. NEW HAVEN - SEQ, a. m., 1aD, SW 8s So BRIDGEPoRTMSO5, ,s:ao, ,1O:4k .a m .,1 :S6 sas 809 Return-7:0O, 952 a. m, 121O2;sS, ba0, TMH ANsoNIA--e,o5, s:2o, 1o:4s,a . lO6, ,Sa6, ,eOV, ,ess p. m. Return-7:35, 1929, a. m., l2sSA. SIC |, 6:o9 S:2o D. m. wATERToWN-eI4, s;S5, 1:ss 3 & m;. & dSS; epaS. p. turn-e:s5, 7:So, 1O;1o, a; n; 2So, SS% S'ss. THoMAsToN~s-a 11iT, a m., 400, S9s. ?. R Return-7:5o. 1o;lo, a. m.. 9'6S. S:e Return-7:26. 9b6 8. m., S:ss, HiS ?. q. TWISTED SEQ. t1:17 .. m:. AOo. e1A D. l. Return-7.05. o:a6. @ u1-. a59. $Ae p-0.
 SUNDAY TAAWa. Going north, o2S .. n.
 Going south, 4l5 D. m.
 For Ne'! Haven and polsta on tAe @eA A@ LUCIUS FUTILE. General MMaR.
 T. kANPSTRAD. 0a6 %s@. ANaWA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08

BRADsTREET'g review of the failures of 1891 shows 12,394 as against 1O,o7S for 1909; the liabilities for 1891 aggregate $l03, IFS, ,000 as ayainst S174,999,O 900 for 1890. This is an increase of 16 per cent in the number of failures for 1891 over 1890, though the failures of that year showed large increase over 1889 and 1888, or over any year of the Cleveland administration. Radical legislation and administration have been so disastrous to the country that the effects of our enormous grain crops are offset even at time when severe famine in Europe moves out our agricultural surplus in spite of the policy of trade restriction.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08

BY the fusion arranged between the democrats and the farmers alliance in Minnesota the democrats will secure five of the electoral votes of that state. These, added to the eight votes from Michigan which are rendered certain Ey the recently adopted method of choosing the electors of that state by districts in stead of by general ticket, make thirteen votes to be added to the democratic column from states which have for years been set down as certainly re- publican. It is probable that the entire electoral vote of Wisconsin will be added to these, but eveH without it the northwest will make an encouraging show in the next electoral college.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
E. G. Kilduf $
MARK DOWN
 SALE

After a most successful season and wishing to close out the balance of our Winter Over oats at prices that will con vince the closest of buyers that we are selling goods cheaper than any house in the city We are offering the following
 50 Mems and Youths Chinchilla Over coats, double and single breasted, regular plice $500, reduced $500.
 70 Mems and Youths Blue, Black and Brown Beavers reduced from $13.5 50 to 5000.
 75 Me IS and Youths Kerseys and Mel tons in all colors, that would be good value for $17.00. They must go, now s13.50.
 Our $l5 % line of Overcoats comprises all of our S17.OO, $1s.OO and 5000, silk and flannel lined.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
Say. Msi. charIi. Ro...

requested sleeping quarters in the station house here last night, elNims to have dis covered himself to be the long lost Charlie Ross. He is on his way to Philadelphia,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
NEERIDuN. wATERBURY & CoNHEcNEc~- M RIVER RAILROAD

TE RTrBoT JAHUABY 5. foeo
 FROM WATGRBrRY TO CRoMNELL. Leave Waterbury Dublin StuanE> tssNe. IAFO a. m.: b:09 D. n. Leave Meriden, 10:lO a.n.; S:S ?. R,. FROM GROWN ASL TO wAGNDURY. Leave Cromwell, o:ao .. n.: f2:IA p.r. Leave Meriden, West Main stEest, Tng q. F.; te:S1. 6:Sn D 0 Arrive At nNhtin street. sa0 q. 'f,.. IeeB 7s6 ps "For xsriden and way stations onlDs N1Flvs dAe +Dafiy zssat Monday.
 9MARENB M. eRAWHea1. a4t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
Job Printing

Anything in the line of printing, from a visiting card b three sheet poStor printed with asasnesa and diSpatsh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08

Delivered by carrier to any part of the city. or sent by mail at the following rates
 One Year g. % Three Months ... $l .25 Six Months ....... 250 One Month";. 42c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
ABOUT ALLEGATIONS.

Their Habits and How They Are
 Hunted in Swamps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08

-eWO0oSister- What makes you so GOwAhONrtedbo-nigh Bad brother- 'SnOb6 of honor" Sweet SsiSAer-"Well, NAY 4Sn't you toll papa? He never ob-
 h0 what iR honOgANle. "-Tuooon
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-08
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WATERBURY, CONN.

Entered as second class matter at the Water bury Postofice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04
ALBKEr = BoHSERr- EDWARD BoHSFRr
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS

BoHSERT BRoTHERs having purch asei
the above weII-known Mills. have had
them thoroughly overhsnIed. aud srs
nov prepared to make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county Thu
Pearl Belle 10 strictly : straight grade
Of first quality Our Family Flour Il
brand that for its quality cannot De *.
ceiIed. We solicit the custom Of Farm
ers, and will be ready 81 I'll times to *
change -four for wheat Ct the highest
market price.
BRISG Us YouR WHEAr. and - will
pay YOU cash al the market will allow.
CORN NEAL always on hand TO sell
or exchange. Bran and Shipsluf At The
lowest market price. Give Ne Z trial
and We will try TO please you-
Mills on the North side OF Jasper, or
18th aud Mill streets.
BOHNERr BROTHERS.
Jasper. Nov z. lseO.-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

We hsve received : copy Of the nov
Lsws, Rules and ReguIsiions adopted D,
the state Board 81 Health. Il conssin,
much mstter Of interest 10 physicians
and mid wives. Who ere compelled 10 q.
port % che Secretary Of tine County
Board % Health I'll births and deaths :
and, slso, 20 ministers and Others who
solemOize marriages. These reports
must Be made within i've DAYS ate,
the occurrence Of the birth. death O,
marriage. There Il much osher m ss,s
IN This pamphlet ~ interest "a The puhl,r
IN general. All interested p@rties n..s /.
possession % the RuIes and Regulation.
should call on Dr.. B b Brsnnock. sec
Rotary Of the County Board Of uess,h
who wiIi supply them. q ~ 4 deter.
mined % have the law complied Nth
and some Of the doctors. prescher~ snd
SQuires hsd "betser lonk Z Ieedle oud, \
a doctor IN Terre Hsnse VS. fined as
Tor mot reporting properly. and the 81.
prene Court Isss week upon appeal. 90.
tanned the law. aud be must nov pa,.
with costs attached.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

Fon REPREsRNfATIvk-Mr Mr.. Noble J.
Kemp, one Of tbs sturdy young Demo
cratic farmers OF Cass township, vii
make the race before the Convention ioI
Representative for the district com pOsed
|of Dubois and Martin counties. NJ. X
10 son Of Mr. G. A. Kemp. one OF The
stalwsrt pillars OF Democracy in Csss
He hse never before sought Office OF any
kind. and bic running qualities before
the people arc yet 10 Be tested. though
he h very popular 10 bic locality. and
would no doubt make : safe Represen.
sative should he Be nominated.
M. Richard r. Miiburu q also n.
nounced, subject 70 the Convention. Tor
Representative. Mr. Milburn sor forty
wears or more has been : farmer N
Boous township. and one or iis most
prosperous and intelligent citisens Oi
course. his sympaihies ere strong Tor the
rights and Interests Of farmers. He hss
always been reliable Democrat. Two
vears sg0 be wss : candidate Tor the
nomination, end VS. beaten in the Du.
bois County Convention only two vo,es.
when he moved to make the instruc tions
Tor HE opponent unanimous, and from
that until the election Was over worked
Tor the success Of the entire ticket. h
- had extensive experience In town.
ship bnsiness. having been Trustee. Jus-
lice, Assessor and Supervisor. and this
experiences would be valuable 10 the
people . : legislator. He deserves well
. Inc hands o. the Democracy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

Last Saturdays fox drive Was : mis
erabIe failure. csused By lack OF dIscip
line and geOersl Encouragement. At
o'clock so psrsons met q the nag e
View 90 empty ring.
Mr.. william H. Nicholson Il rapidly
recovering from long severe spell Of
sickness; its not more than Justice "a
ssy Drs. Walker. WhittinghiII. and old
Dr. Line treated this case and failed.
Willie Line. just from Louisville Medi.
cal school. took the csse and wss suc-
cessfu. from the start Dr. Willie Line
10 located - Ellsworth, where be holds
himself In readiness TO do al that sense.
skill end energy can do for the suffering.
DR.. Jss. Braden, Of Indianapolis. il
here
Weeks Letter and Allen Burton
moved to Iiiinois Monday.
Real Estate SsIes.- Robert Jones 70
TeIiths Abel, 60 acres. es6; Robert
Jones 10 Matilda Morgan. 20 acres. o75 |:
VIM II. Nicholson to Andrew Angree,
IL acres. u. SO.
Little Ollie wininger. aitsr being con-
fined TO HE bed tor two months with
rheu matism, IL able to be up.
Sickness. like the winter, 10 rapidly
disap pesring. and our doctors, like fox
drivers, are taking rest.
f. 3. Lashbrook. Of Crystal. will move
his -aw mill to Orsngs county next
month. CmryY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

CANDIDATE Since the County Con
venti0n u called for April ON. persons
who expect to BE- candidates before Il
should announce alternatives immediate.
y. that Democratic nay begin 20 think
Of their favorites.
We this week announce for reelection
. Sheriff Mr.. Albert Fl. Traylor, OF
Boone township. ur. Trsylor has
served on HE fret term : little over :
year. and that be hss thoroughly die
enlarged tho duties OF the position 90 far
no one will gain Say. H hes been called
upon officially 10 do good deal or busi :
ness. some Of Il, Of course. rather uu-
pleasant. and 10 ell cases he has respond
ed with alscritv and courage Is fsr ~
be could without unnecessary wounding
OF feelings, yet always doing HE full
duty. He deserves we'll Of The people,
end hearty endorsement By his party
FOR second term will odd strength to
The entire ticket.
Mr. Jacob Burger. Jr., OF Bainbridge
township. 10 announced for reelection g
County Treasurer. before the Conven-
tion- NJ Burger has made @ excellent
ohicer during HE 6rst term, collecting
the taxes closer than usual In this county,
and thereby making the burdens OF taxa.
ton fall more evenly and Justly upon eli
citizeDs alike. he has also taken care or
the dolIsrs Of the people safely. % thar
none Of them have got away" - bud
icy puts II. without county order in
its place. The Commissioners In their
recent investigation found HE books and
ONCE IN excslIens condition, and The
Democrats and people generally can not
do better than 10 give him another term.
feeling assured that he will faithfully
preserve and account for eli public funde
which may come into his hands .Burra
for Jakeiv
Lieut.. W. W Kendall. thu @. A. r.
veteran and present efficient County A.
sessor. is announced tor election 10 that
o1ice. u nominated By the Convention.
N Kendall Vas appointed by the
County Commissioners last year, and
has filled the new office with satisfactory
ability 10 the people. Il demanded =
good deal of labor and study to msster
the details OF the pew lev, and find The
value OF property in each
but Kendall "buckeled down 10
Il, and got the superintendent in very fair
shape for the Equalization Board. He
will have . better chance this year 10
oversee I'll the Township Assessors.
The party will make no mistake when IL
recognizes his honest induatry last wear,
By giving him the nomination for . full
Term, and the old army veterans will
rally 20 him with whoop! Besides he
i f0llv qualified BY bic long farming
experience 10 adjudRe the s'true value |
of the property Of most Of the taxpayers
10 the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

PtssoxAL-Mr Ferd Schneider -,
Louisville this week for shs LAM,
s1afsesuring Company. That estsb.
.1ent = sbippiog large quantities d
X ". 8. Hunter will % 70 Indian
'o'is next week on poblic busiuess.
Arx Isasc Du,n ard Mis- mai.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

~ About twenty i've went from Jas
per 70 Huntin gburg last Monday night.
20 hear NJ. Knights lecture on the An
drews raid in Georgia, IN 1852. The
lecture ~ we'll delivered, and ~ ;
very interesting one, aboundisD % vivid
descriptions. and we'll ilIustrssed BY
large paintings The rsiIroad company
rccommodstinglv held the night train -
tIuntingburg for The Jasper visitors ill
the lecture Was over.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

L one which Is guaranteed = bring you
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure :
return Of purchase price On this safe plan
YOU can buy from eur advertised Druggist
: bottle q pr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption II is guaranteed 70 bring
relief IN every case, when used for any Af
lection Of Throat. Lungs or Chest. such a.
Consumption. Inflammation Of Lungs. Bron
chitis, Asthma Whoopiug Cough. Group,
stc, etc. Il j. pleasant and agreeable 10
Taste. perfectly safe, and can always bede-
pended upon.
Trial bottles free at MARTIN FRIRDnAss
Drug store. 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

II have just recovered from : second e.
tack Of the grip this year, says Mr. jas D.
Jones, publisher Of the Leader. Mexis Tex
In the latter case l used Chamberlain
Cough remedy. and think With consider
able success. only being in bed little over
tso days. against ten days for The Arst 1t
tack The second attack l am satisfied
would have been equally as bad - the first
but for the use Of this remedy, - I had u
60 TO bed in about six hours after being
struck with it, while in the frst case
was able to attend 70 business about two
days before getting down 50 cent bot
ties for sale By J. p. Sab, Druggist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

John 2. Wineiuger has laid on Z per
Of bis land adjoining JAsper on the wes
into Iots, which will make : haDdsom.
addition to Jssper, md now offers fo'
sale IL Iots. fronting on 9Th street and
Z fronting on 7sh street, each With an [
foot alley In The rear. The lots I'll Iay
high. one Of them hes . new house o.
four rooms and IN attic. and : good cis-
tern. For particulars apply ~ The owner
on the Huntingburg road. shout mile
from Jssper, Or 70 z. Dosne - the Cor
RIER ofIice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

Dsring the long sickness or our muci
'ei daughter, Tneresis, and q heI
40 and funeral. kind friends seemed
anticipate her every wish. and q FL
pos-ihle provide for them, and 10 ous
Esp affection did all thar human cid
VA 70 console and assist %. To al OF
n re return our grateful thanks, and
tG Tod TO provide like friends Cor
IN should they ever Be il such need.
JosEPH RoELLE,
KATE RoELLE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

Miss Ellen Frazier hss returned.
VIM. Hsrker has returned from Iii
nois-
Misc Britsaius school l. nearing
Close
F g. MunkeI hes moved into his ne
shop.
NJ. s. Robinson visited 4 Hunting
burg.
John L Lavender Il very sad sine,
the protracted meeting closed Ct Lam
mons'.
J. E. Krodel l. quite IN oarsmsn; VI
girls al emile when John laughs.
Chris Rudolph Il suffering from q
attack Of iDf1ammatory rheum atism.
Several Of our young bIoods took Il
The dance 81 HsysvilIe last Tuesday
night.
J. B Slater. Of ireland, mskes weekIy
Visits here il the interest OF the Louie.
vile building snd loan association.
We ere Tor W. e. Cox, or for any Other
good Democrat OF Dubois county. fos
Prosecuting Attorney, but not Tor I.
X. Dillon, says my neighbor. Ike.
Alex. and Sherman Able, 10 company
With William Freyberger, vent 10
Egypt after corn last Thursdsy. They
stopped atJ- J. Geisiers TO examine The
workings OF : little monsy-machine
and being yell satisfied they made =
very liberal oder Tor II, which va not
accepted. We look for them every day
nov.
Some Of our progressive citizens ere
trying 70 secure stock enough to build .
hour mill here. Let Der boon.
lfthis don Z 6nd its wsy to he waste
basket ron may hear from us again.
This being campaign year and Billy
Lark having Jeff us, We want to zee our
tosn represented 10 your valuable
paper KIT. DIN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04
Drunk enpess, Or the liquor Ushss Peal
lively Cur~d b. tdmint-teving or.
uaiDes' solsI~n specific

y W Inan1'sf nFet rDeiar wnIeh can ~ rIser
"a tls~- ~ tesr cup ~ roree o. tea ~ IN ~ 4
stheAf rre knowtefge hs p4i4rf IA shsnlufsis
tsrmless end ~iH Eject permanent and speedy cure
~hsher the patient a moderate orihk.r - ~ alec
bette wrerk hhs~ heen given 10 thousands ~ case.
nni n every nsfsrce perfect cure has fcliD~<f d
oev~r batl. The system once inpsex sfe1 nk iht
Specific n hemes utter inrnsshiy ~ the linunr
appetite ~ EXIST. Cures sn'esd Spsx~ hsk u
psrucslsr- re- address s,oLpss Srxurc 60 Us
kscs n Cincinnati. o. u n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

We desire 70 ssy 70 our citizens. that for
years Ne have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery fov Consumption, Dr. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklens Arnics Salve and
Electric Btters. and have banded no rene
dies that sel - we'll, Or that nave given such
universal satisfaction Wedo not hesitate 70
gusrantee them every time, and We stand
ready TO refund the purchase price, If salts
factory results d not follow their use.
The remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely on their merits MARrrx
FEIDHAs, Druggist. /.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

PREACHING Rev. D. W. Cheek vii
preach In the N. =. church q Jaspes
next Sabbsth st 8 O'Clock. .. u. Text
BE We angry. and Sin not A collec.
tion Ia The interest Of Home Mis-ion
Work wiII Be taken. All ere cordially
invited.
Rev. ". r. Wallace viii preach q
.: 30 p. m.. 81 the sauna place.
sunday school q 1Oa M Everybody
Welcome.
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NOTICE.

STATE or INDIANA, DuBors cousrY, -
NOTICE il hereby given thst I hsv.
A. filed In the Office OF The Clerk Of th,
Dubois Circuit Court. nv petition for IN.
change Of my name 20 Lizzie Rell'
KelsO.
Dated this 18th dsv OF February. 1892
LIZZIE BELLE HKRALD
TRArLcR 4 HUNTER. Attys.
Feb. 10. 16s2-3ws