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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

seems 10 enjoy Il, asds . good many
other people. The facf Ia, thsre 10
hardly waiter or = porter about
Arlington that s not the richer by
reason Of Dc Lsmar's living there.
He Is throwing money right ord
leas NJ though 10 was absolutely
vaiueless. He asked The head
waiter 10 give him . particular sat
In the dining room and gave him q
sao-diIl for doing ID.
DE Lamar has q history that reads
that of Monte Crisao. He 10 an
,Alsatisn by hearth. His father was
q mechanic and pcsr. ALA young
De Lamar shippsibefore the mast
Of trading vessel 10 Africa. When
he reach Africa . Lew Of adventure
led him 10 desert and strike for thu
interior Of the country. He engas-
ed in trading with the natives and
made considerable money. On the
return voyage the vessel on which
he originally shipped went TO psices
on an island not far from the: main
land. De Lamar bought the wreck
and made good bit Of money out
Of the cargo he raised. He then
came to the United States and. Co
ing west, engaged in. mining. He
MAS very successful and In les than
year il 20 increased his African
capital that he started for New
York with 100000 to his credit.
But the same spirit Of speculation
that made him money in Africa and
the west was his ruin in Wall street
He got TO iooing with the bulls and
bears, and in less than three months
De Lamar turned Lis face westword
again absolutely without . dollar.
That was only 10 years ago, and yet
the wonderful luck Of this man has
been such that he went west asan,
got hold Of a stake, invested Il In =
silver mine, and to-day is worth not
less than $3,0OO,OO. He 10 still
clear of Wall stree: this time but
!. ',iorias himself lit Nt-h.us,c.
~ e.p.i ,u.c. H. !. ] batcaisr,
a ma. Of good address aod . very
Interesting talker. But the fact
that he spent so much money has
has made him to be regarded ~
some one for everybody 70 impose
upon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

Any man who can read would
probably resent such an imputation
of ignorance a. this question con.
veys. do you know your lesters7''
in what 10 asked the little tot when
he or she FIRST sets 'foce in school.
Busgrown. NJ men snd.women may
be pardoned for believing they are
speaking the truthwhcn they answer
yes TO the qaeAtioa. The chances
are, however, that they don't know
their letters. Why has "A" lie pres
ent shapef Stumped the first timei
Every American ought to know
that A takes its shape from n
picture ofan eagle. B was once the
picture Of an Egyptian bird. ID re-
presented q mans hand. Fwas the
horned viper. The two upper strokes
are the remains Of the horns and the
perpendicular line the upright body
Of the viper. H was once the semb-
lance Of q sieve.
We got our letters from the Ph9-
nician alphabet, which in turn came
from the hieroglyphic picture writ
ing of Egypt. So don't be so sure
Of your knowledge next time you
are ssked . simple question.-De-
troit Free Press.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

AHer. viewing the Bouaparse
mine, Mr.. Bacon advised that Coarp.
any 10 sink new shaft, and 10 now
waiting their answer. In years past
this mine produced several hundred
thousand dollars. but owing To ''mis-
management" the Company receive.
ed no part Of this production, and
Tor several years thsir property has
laid idle. II 10 Of tho opiaion of the
mining men that q smsil outlay of
money, will in short time restore
this valuable property TO it's old
standard, N one Of the bullion pro
ducers Of this camp. I"
Uncle Billie Daniels Of Red
Marrow, was 20 unlucky as 70 loose
his only dog. Said dog, past Ed.
Meeks COW ranch Sunday, in COM
pany with . tin can and q string.
Ed. Thought Il was the Rocky Bar
Express, trying 70 beat Sullaway's
stage to Mountain Home. Boys
should not be 90 cruel, but Q tin
can and good string, tied To /.
nervous kind Of dog, makes q COM
bination that for speed and hi lip are
pretty hard 10 beat.
The Salt Lake Daily Stock and
Mining Journal, 10 one Of the best
and most reliable Mining paper pub
lished in the west. II gives all the
mining Wewe, and never tires of
working Cor the advancement Of the
mining interests Of the western states
and territories, including this por-
ton Of Idaho. II stands firm on
the free coinage question, and will
support no man for president who
does not favor the demonstration of
silver. 1t contains frequent and de-
tailed accounts Of the orgainal pro-
cess OF ore reduction, and gives q
descriptive write up every inve:,-
( on calculated 10 advance the min
ing interest Of the west. Il is q six.
column folio. newsy and bright. and
the subscription price ia only four
dollars per year. You should be
come a subecribes, you are behind
tho times il you do not take il.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

BsinGs f the earth, earthly, 1t 10
fitting that we take pleasure-in the
maeerial elements Of enjoyment
which Heaven has provided for the
lsoisee Of our senses; but, being also
of . higher sphers, and destined to
live When all material things shall
hare persisted. il consist not. with
the dignity OF the God:given and
essence within us that
We permit The gFosser part Of M 70
dominate our minds and so1is.---
Once A week. .ss.. ..~ -;
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

There 10 more jov in . printing
Office over one sinner who pays in
advance and abuses the editor on
every occasion, than over ninety and
nine who borrow the paper and sing
its praises without contributing a
cent TO keep il out Of the poorhouse.
Blessed are the meek, for they shall
inherit the earth and obtain mater
ial for fencing il on time and with
out security.-Ex.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28
DoN.r


4Buycstock -iasa company just be.
cause il has . pretty name.
Buy stock on strength of an assay
unless you ask who took the sample
and how il was taken.
Buy stock in q company that 10
msnifestiy working the public in
stead Of the prospects.
Buy into an sverst0cked concern.
Hang on for 1 little more when
you have q chance TO unload and
make . good thing.
Buy into q law suit.
Buy speculative stock for m in
vestment.
Take TO much stock in every ''tip"
you receive.
Pat all your eggs In one basket.
fntcst in = concern that Ia afraid
70 let the public know what Il 10
doing, over the signature Of its gen.
exAl manager,
pIyr
Use good comm&n sense and get
in ON the mining boom s6mewhere,
because there's where the money is
% be made this year.-rueblo Ore
4 Metal Review 80.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

A newspaper printed in Austria
contains the following advertise
ment, which lie a speciman Of the
truly economical spirit: "A widow
who possesses the entire wardrobe
Of her deceased husband, is disposed
TO enter into correspondence with q
suitable eeutisnen, il such can be
found, with O view TO matriInony. =
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

No darker blot will stain the clos
ing quarter of the Nineteenth CEN
fury than the prosecution Of the
Jews in Europe. In Germany the
we'll known "Juden hetze" breaks
out at intervals with renewed Zero
city. The latest evidence Of its ex-
istance Ia an imperial decree for bid
ding Jews fleeing from Russia to
cross German territory. The de-
cree is vigorously executed. Esen
when persons Of this unhappy race
have paid their passage for German
steamships and are amply provided
with money besides. thew are driven,
back, losing both passage and ticket
money. What becomes Of them
who knows or cares9
The emperor of Russia drives
them out Of his realm with cruelty
and persecution; the German emper-
or says they shall not even pasa
through his country on their way
out Of Russia. There are now 400,-
QUO Hebrews waiting TO get away
from Russia, forced out by imperial
decree. Ata recent municinal riot
in Prague. when the mob has bsen
scattered by the police, they gather.
ed again, and afraid TO attack the
police, exclaimed, Let's 90 for the
jews" which they did accordingly.
The manner in which Jews are treat
ed reminds one Of an American rab-
bit drive in Pacific states, in which
hundreds Of these creatures are
closed in on, hun.ed, driven into .
corner and slaughtered.
Vengeance will certainly overtaks
the nations that are guilty of such
inhumanity. II 10 charged that
Russian Jews arc extortionate; that
they make the stupid Russian peas
ant drunk aud then get eli his prop
erty. Even so, there are civilized
nations dare not resort TO inhuman-
ity. Bat 10 Il fair 10 call Russia ,
civilized nation9 Hardly.
There 10 one thing both Germany
and Russia will do well 10 reminder.
II ID that perscutsd and downtrod-
den people always rAiss in ths long
run 10 triumph over their oppressorf.
II ID the law and il has atver failed
where the crushed iaae mad rieinsnts
of strength. lfths lesson OF bic
tory 10 true, the Jews will raise
from this persecutioa . more power
full and influential race than even
the fears Of the czar ever pictured.
What they will do then, whether
they will continue TO be that ano-
maly, . people naingling with and
being cisitssns Of all the civilised
nations, At the same time keeping
rigidly 10 themselves, or whether
they will form . country and q
nation I'll their own somewhere on
the glebs. ths Twsntieth century
/ will unfold. -
--4--------~~~---
For good job work, call 81 ths
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28
APPLICATION No. 500
" q fAsn fsw~ss,s,
Haley, Idaho, February %. 1891.

Haley. Idaho. February %. 1884.
Notice is hereby given that John p.
Martin and George ID. Golden, whose
postotiice address 10 Rocky Bar, e.
more county, Idaho, have made appli-
cation Tor . patent Tor 1900 linear feet
on the
CLEVELAND LODE,
bearing gold and silver, situate in Bear
Greek Mining District, Eimore county.
Idaho, and described In the official
plat and field notes ON file ia this
ONCE. N follows. wis:
Beginning at the discovery, where
notice of location IL posted, thence q
70 degrees 30 minutes w, variation N
10 deg A5 min Il AS feet TO center ~
west end OF clam: thence 9 % der 90
min Z 800 II to sW corner No. i:
thence N 20 deg 90 min w 600 Il 10
NV cor No 3; thence N Is deg 50 min
Il llS6 IL, intersect south side line VI
Independence lode claim, $500 n N II
cor No 3: whence u. q. M. N. No. I,
Bear Greek mining district, besrs 10
deg So min Z SD q distant; thence u
~ uck w MIN n 0Ve kts totEte11t 4gutn
side line oi Independence lode claim,
600 n 3 4 cor No &; thence Q 70 deg
80 min w 1900 Il 10 ew cor No. I aud
place Of beginning survey Of exterior
boundaries. =.
Area Of Cleveland lode claim.
survey 0S7 ........... 90622 acres
Area in conflict with Inde-
dence lode, u. 8. lot 81. 10Si acres
Net area sought 10 be pat
ented. IS.04l acres
Of the unsuryeyed Lands OF the United
Stases.s
The location OF this mine IL re-
corded in the Recorders Office OF e.
more county. ON page 81 book 20 of
quartz claims.
The nearest known claims are tho
Independence. lot 81, on the N Z,
portion OF the Cleveland lode being in
conflict with the same. and the Ana
conda lode. unsurveyed, adjacent and
parallel on the south.
An pxrsoas hoidinx adverse elsims thereto ere rs-
quired 10 ps~erns the ssEs< hefoss this oae< within
xsy days frea the hrst day q pshlicstioa hsss or
they wili b barred BY sissae Of the psos.isas e
vt Riley. Rsxasass. -
O. a. heCAssy, Attorney ios casimanl
Flsst publuAsson Feb ~.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

G. NJ. Payne 10 now sole owner Of
the Champion lode tfsiin. on Red
Warrior hill A tunftl 1000 feet
in length cuts the Ida. where over
$50, 900 in gold was e1txeeted years
ago. A good track srA CARS and .
comfortable house are in connection
with the works. Mr.. Pasne invites
inspection Of this property by any
one who wishes 10 inxAst in q good
gold prospect Addtssa. him at'
Rocky Bar, Idaho. y
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

For good job work, call 81 the
BuLLETts ofHcs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

70 Te~n FinniENa. his hsiuaf asalzzs:
fcu Gro hereby aotiAsd that kAvs expehded awo
hundred dsaAn teeoo COY IN hAos&And iaspsovsnanss
dufiax NE ysAss isae and isai, ea the
REHsER
Le4s nsi.iaE osaia. sitnsted In Bsss Crsek mining
ezssrscl Hness egunty, State 81 idaho about
sas an.rtsS ~ nis nsrthsss from tAs tows o.
aeek5 her. and sdioiaing ths ooAasn Iaar lode o.
natnthI claim On the sass, required By 8aesian
1Sz<. Revised ststussa ~ tina unissd Stsase hslnx
shs amount required 10 hcsA the sHzns fss The years
sndinx Dscsnhe< "a, ipoQ an6 beu<mbss 81, isei;
ths, your proporsiorof slw sans b SS5-sxi, bsssx
after tAis sssies b pabssfss6 yoa fsil o. ssfuss
10 csassats yeaF prcporsea q sucA s1psn1itass As
oo-ewnsf your latsssst 10 said e&im yfi bscsme tas
ksvissd ssstussssf The Tailed ssasss
a NiosIAELERoNis.
rirss publlss.iaa. Av I. isas-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28
Pure, Frsshf Mifk.

] am now prepared 10 daily deliver
Pure Fresh Mix NJ One. doors Of al
parties who desire IT, Leave orders
with the driver Of .As delivery wagon.
may IL EDGAR MEX.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

Mrs. IIagsr has recently opened
gererai family supply store 40 Mt'n
Home. she keeps the best goods
70 he had and seIls NJ the very low
sst possiabie ngures for cash Her
house is the agency for subway d
Johnsou's Stage line} and you are
compelled to:ssnd ont Of town. for
any article it-Nouldsbe web to re-
member Mrs Hagar.
Mt, and Mrs. g. D.. Golden, de-
parted by Mondays stage. for Boise,
where Mr. .Hoiden goes 10 take part
in the. laying Of the corner stane OF
the new ssMasan,ic building. Mr..
tlolden is sr tirand Warden Of Idaho
Grand Lodge Mrs. Golden hiss
been in very poor health during the
the psst winter sad 1t is sincsriy
hoped that short stay in Boise
The Beautifull' may restore her 70
health as'lia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

HKzEr CEkY's finc statue which
stands In tic courthouse square at Lex
!nsson. Ey.. will b. duplicated for the
uorixl'z fair
THE Worn1n's Pharmaceutical $3.50
eiatior u Illinois j. Planning % conduct
model pharmacy In the Illinois build
inc ~ the worlds fair
Az exaet fac smile 81 the San Louis
Re- nissinn- perhaps the finest ard
nnsr celebrated ~ all the famed old
mission rui-s in southern California,
viii &c seen ~ the worlds fair.
4 ErrrAr-o ~. ". man rrcprscs 20
frr-izh the worlds fair with an 1ttrac-
tin ia the SHAPE 81 = collection Of
SNAKE lie claims % be able to show
= r--ry - -.ccc different varieties
TuE railways ~ argentine Republic
have rTzn-ei half tariff rates on
arti les int<-s.c.i fer exhibition IT the
vorls.-s fair and free passes 70 rlciz-
brs and employees Of The Argentine
worlds fair cpr.r,i>-lon when tra yelling
on e-pcsirIun BUSINESS.
T-r- Canadian Pacific Stc---s:sr ,
Company he's agreed . make z rate o:
sI0 tca on worlds fair exhibits fro---
ports Of China and Japan consigned n
varcorFc-- ~ SIG ton throurh q
Chico. This j. REDUCTION rzznsinr
from - 10 c. per cent. Passenger rate
are r~x-rccI about Onchalf-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05
Fo7 Fam wosaen.

TrEzrsu women cat rose leaves with
butter % secure P,r-lrne@s-
GrE--s orrr twelve can make valid
wills r1Ler the laws Of Scotland
4 --IEcz Of james Resell Lowell. Miss
Ert-s burnett. : 10 become sister Of
clarity
IsE~HAEx las.icS arc great lovers Of
the hicreIe- and clubs for riding IN
uhecl ere found IN many Of the larger
towns
Ms EEEr HxrTz was born and
brought up n the lonely old town g
s. Augustine. Fla Her maiden nan-
VS. Anna CrisvoIL
TEE Frenchvoraan gains her liberty ',
The Err.ishrcr1an loses hers and tho
American Uun41n continues 10 do .:
she pleascz-- IS : re<rlt ~ the wedding
ce-era0nv- acscrding - Max O'ResL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

II = veritabIe vacation number. 60
per.ally noticeable for short. practical
papers on out-of-dcor doinrs: slow
Botanize.- Annie Sawyer Downs; Star
boari and Port" Capt. Julius A. Palm
er, Jr.;. Let's Have Fire" Willis
Boyd Allen; ''IIow Not 20 Get Lost. :"
Prof. Charles r. Fay; "Hints for
Trnmpers.- Charles NJ. Skinner: "IIow
% Put Paddles on . kowbont." yesper
4. George; and such summer articles a.
sport in the Water" by Alexander
Black; "A Mountain Pageant" py Mrs
A. G. Lewis There Is . capital story
Of camping out, French Leave by
Gertrude Adams; Margaret Sidney has
striking and dramatic story Of life in
the ''Sky Country" Of North Carolina,
s'TryPheny's Bicycles" Robert Beverly
Hale contributes I'm . Thunderstorm"
20 the Fair Harvard Series OF stories;
Willis Boyd Allen has : characteristics
story Of life and adventure on an ocean
steamer. 1.-THE Crimson Handkerchief. =
and the serials-Kirk Munroe's The
Coral Ship and Kate Epson Clark's
''That Mary Ann" are equally absorbing.
Price 20 cents a number. $40 year.
On sale 1t news stands, or sent postpaid
on receipt Of price, by D. Lothrop Conn
pany, Publishers, Boston
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05
Gowns foR The MAIDENs-


Worn ~ sh~ younE Iads~~
The hrcfelle rufiie<- commencing mar
row and ~canfv near the center a. the
waist line and growing fuller and wider
over the shoulders where they end ~
continue down the back as in the front
were apparently invented for the stout
girl. Is they give her longer and mn-r
slender waist as cocs the pointed girilr
now worn. For The slender girl the
bertha trimming OF lace. embro'drrr.
silk etc. outlines round yoke. falling
fuller over thc shoulders and giving
breadth to the form and fnlinc<< 70 the
fiat chest both wear he'll and gathered
skirt and full sleeves One may wear
any material hut the other LOOKS
better in narrcE stripes. small
figures and solid colors Girls n
fourteen 20 sixteen years wear che
Russian blouse. that has b~en described
many times for their street and house
dresses Other pretty waists for them
have round back. where Is buttons
and short square jacket fronts opening
over q p'aStron Of China silk <sr surah.
Neat chaliie frock< hare thr front
shirrcd On cords from one zrrnho,c -
the other forming : yoke with the
fnllness running into pointed girsic
made Of six-inch ribbon. which i then
folded narrowly around the waist and
fails IN two long ends II the hack A
girl 81 fourteen wears gathered skirt
o. erepcn- three yards and half Wide.
with round waist gathered al the
meek IN <hirrcd tuclzs 90 form : yoke
The sleeves are <hirred " lie wrists
ana = ccrsrlct from TAG side Sans Is
laced permanently ia the front - the
rock fastens in chr hack The cor<<let
well bonded straight On the upprr
enge. nine inches dcep. and sligh.iy
pointed O. round % ths lower edge ~
Ladder Home journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05
TAKE CARE.

at is the little foxes that gnaw the
vines says Solomon. Il is catching
little cold and allowing It to 80
without attention: it is getting sick
and thinking that il will wear itself
out that lays !Ec foundation for future
trouble. When you take cold, 60 At
once and get bottle of REID'S GER
MAN COUGH & KIDNEY CURE.
1t is the best thing on the market for
all maladies that attack the throat or
lungs. Il cannot be surpassed in that
particular. It contains no poison or
anything deleterious. It is especially
good for the children, for old people.
and for persons afflicted with asthma
and throat troubles. Try it and you
will be perfectly satisfied with il.
Small bottles IS cents, large ones 50
cents.
SYLVAN REMEDY CO., Peoria, IN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

To boil errS three minutes will hcs1
them very >,ft. fave minutes wall co.k
hard all but tho ycli. and eight mi-,-
utes will cook them hard all through.
In breaking eggs brcal them separately
over cup 70 he sure they arc perfe<-s-
Salad Dressing. One egg. two cook
lng-Spoonfnls ~ sweet cream. one-hnf
teaSpoonful Of salt. one-qnart<r tca-
spoonful ~ pepper. one-half teaspoon
full Of oil or one teaspoonful 81 melted
butter: one tea>poonfnl % made mus
fard- one teaspoonfui ~ white sugar.
one-<iuarter 81 teacupfnl Of vinegar.
beat thoroughly and stir over boiling
water until II chickens. but do not ies
II boil.-Good Housekeeping.
-Cocoanut Sherbef: Two rooi->ix<d
cocoanuts cracked: save The milk that
Is in them break in pieces and CRATE all
the white into deep dish. pour over i
two quarts o. water and lei il stand
two hours. squeeze through = linen
jelly bag; 20 this liquid add the ccrna-
nut milk and three-fourths Of pound
Of sugar: mix well II not sweet
enough add more sugar. pour in the
freezer and freeze. u Observer
--TcMalc Almond Bi<que: One pound
sugar. twelve ounces almonds Elanch
the almonds and dry them. Put the
sugar in a kettle on the IRE without
water. and melt il 50 that II has the
color IL n1o,aSscs. then nut IN the AZ
monds. mixing gently: nut the candy
on = platter: when cold pound quite
fine. put in three pinfs az milk. 81 On
the fire. and when II hollis ada the beat
en- yolis 81 ten eggs Strain the burnt
almond custari thus made into /, freezer
and freeze. Ladies Home journal.
p..ess,.,,, p. IT,.
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na,rn. bea+ each n;ece MIN +. -n,i;r--.
min slice same xbi.e n...+c.-s n,,- .
lav..r ~ meat IN The a;eh ,hen >..ss..-,-
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mpS. r. =. once caref..ilr w.<f..-a w;-h
wafer con.a;n;nr : l;,tie -, m.m-
monf,. 70 save The si,.er fr.-n ;niurr
N, xnot = small \ 49, H. r,..;-,.-,-.,
and held oxer The fumes ~ onr o. No.
sulr7,ur matches. The xapn~ frn-n
burning xnlnhur Ill; cs,.r r.,n.x-
stains that nofhinrelse win ffect. but
he fabric mn<s ~ ;u,me.,;.<.lv -
tbo-ourhlx r;nsed. -Del;neator.
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move sbe sh~mc ma l,,~-le.e v,-.~ -
The oil add half : n;nt ~ tomato
x.nee : " hle<rocnfp, ~ r,i,r< Les,-s,-
~. and half mint az stock broth sim
mer together for fifteen m;nu.e<. ,h-n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

TIE water i drawn from the upper
pail by capillary attraction keeping
thc canvas blind saturated with watcr-
The air before passing into the rooU
has 70 pass oyer ard under this >zt-
rrz-rd blind and owing 70 the exaPora-
tion- ) considerably cooked The poor
air passes ont ~ the hole IL the door
Experience has proved that such =
room Is - least twenty de-rrr~ colder
than the nrtssde as-. u i strongly ~
commented 10 ~rt h1znana trr-es all
around the hou-e il Es-~~iisle and muct.
better results are obtained frspm their
n~e- thr difference II Temperature
sosnetini<s bein- twenty-five or thirty
DEGREES - Farm and Home
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-05

To the representations ~ unscrrpulous
dealers who tell yol that their bogus nos
trIm= and local bittefs are identical with
or akin 70 HcsfetterV stomach Bitfers.
Such statements are fa.Sc. Ask Tor. and In
sist upon having. the genuine article. which
IS a well-ascer'a.ned remedy for malaria,
dyspepsia. liver complaint rheumatism.
kidney disorder and the intirm,ties incident
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