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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-26

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GREAT designs require great considers
ton.
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BETTER far to slip with the foot than thu
tongue.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-26

II the Bnby - cutting Teeth,
BE and use that old and wcll-tred remedy, MRS
MISSIONS SooTnISG SYRur for Children Teething.
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BIZ entertaining good thoughts you will
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Shtloh's Consumption Cure
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ton, IL Is tile best Cough Cure. 5cts. Octs. SlUO
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-26

Few things are impossible to skill and in
tustry.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-26

A PASSIONATE man rides horse that runs
away with him.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-26

Young ANu
MIDDLE
AGED MKH-
Remarkable r.
suits have Go&-
lowed our treaf-
ment. Many
YEARS or va
riei and success
full ExPERE-
ENCE in tho
use OF curativo
methods thac 20
alone own au&
control for ali
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MEN, who have
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Bynum's BugabOO.

Prom the EvAneNiiie tourscI-
II Congressman Bynum could once a
yest himself Of tho hallucination th,
Free Coinage OF Silver would result 1
this country dumping grour|
for the worlds supply Of silver," .
could easily resume friendly relatios
with the Democracy Of his district ~
of the State. Unfortunately, THE con-
try would not be blessed by such an :
anisition OF wealth % that, II Free Coli
age should be adopted.
What would b. the meaning Of the q
flow OF silver to this country from eves
other country that is using silvl
as money? Would II not mean O.
France, India, China. Russia. the Nett
erlands, Central and South Ameri'
placed 90 high . valuation on our Ter
prod ucts : articles Of export that tbe
would be willing to give their circulo
lug medium, or the larger part Of u,
excha for these products9 The
countries could Z expect to get 60
for their silver, because We have not q
gold TO exchange for II. II they wte'
drew their silver coin from circulall(
TO "dump" IL into the United States ~
would hope for full value received forI
We suppose. They would expect 10
our wheat. corn, cotton and tobacco
exchange for II as 9we have no gold
give them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ. L. HOBBS.
Liquor and Business.

The stress OF modern business and its
lexigencie- are such that man must
have clear head 10 deal with III sm. The
brain, clouded by alcohol, can not hope
10 compete with the clear mind Of tem-
pcraie man, and employers are every
W here Awakening TO the fact and using
every re ource TO induce their men to
leave intoxicants alone. IL applies to
workmen Of all classes and conditions,
and the man who hsbitually uses alco-
lholic stimulants l. speedily handicapped
by II, whether he be professional man.
bookkeeper, q skilled mechanic, or q
common day laborer. The recent pro-
test of the great Phi!adelphia shiphuild-
err, Mr.. Edwin 5. Cramp, against the
granting OF licenses to four saloons near
his works illustrates the feeling that is
general among large employers OF labor.
Mr.. Cramp stated TO the license court
that be objected to the saloons solely be-
cause they had resulted in so many ac-
cidents aud the decentralization Of our
men," He was also very positive that
drunkenness becomes more common
with the increase in the number OF sa-
looms in the neighborhooc, and declared
that the decentralization among the army
of men employed by his company grew
rapidly with the increase in dramshops.
This. Of course, is entirely reasonable,
and is an answer from practical expert
euce 10 one of the familiar and common
lsophistries of liquor men.-CIeveland
I(O.) Leader.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Interesting Figures.

A French s;atistician claims that he
has taken the trouble TO ascertain the
number OF breweries at present existing
lin several great countries, and the guam
Iti,y OF beer annually brewed in them
There are in the entire world, he de-
clares. $1,000 breweries. Germany easily
heads the list with 26,24O, which produce
every year 4,75o million litres OF beer
the litre being equal TO about ! pints
English measure. Next comes England
with 1854 breweries, and an output o
. 600 million litres; then the United
States with 2,30c breweries and 3.5O'
million litres Austria with 1912 brew
cries and 1900 million litres; Belgium
with 1870 breweries and 1000 miilioI
IIi,res: and France with l044 brewerie
and 500 million litres. In Bavaria, To
annusl allowance OF beer per head OF tn
population is 2al litres; in Berlin lsi
lin elgium 1863; in England l43 Il
lSwitzerlsnd 81 in Denmark 80; in th
United States 81 in Sweden IL; and II
Russia 5.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Anything For = Change.

Louisville Commercial: There Is a
pretty little Sunday-schoo girl in town
who has lost her teachers favor by being
aggressive. Last Sunday there was .
sort OF kick" made on having the class
called Lambs OF the Flock" Some OF
the girls said 1t was IAN aw'uliy ugly
name," and others objected to ben z
termed lambs. Al sn unexpected mo-
ment the young lady in question made q
motion that instead of "Lsmbs OF the
Flock the class be called "Pigs In Glow
err" The motion failed to pass the
house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
What Does IL Mean ?

10 the inaugural address OF the presi-
dent he said:
Loyalty TO the principles upon which
our government rests positively de-
mands that the equality before the law
which it guarantees to every citizen
should be justly and in good faith con-
ccded in all parts OF the land. The en-
Ijoyment OF this right folIows the badge
lof citizenship wherever found. and un-
Il impaired by race or color II appeals fol
recognition TO Amsrican manliness and
fairness"
Now, women are citizens. On the
passport Of every woman Of this country
10 q foreign country she IL called "a citi
zen OF the United States" II the presi
den, 10 right, that citizenship implies
Geouslity before the law" and II thos'
who elected President Cleveland sgre'
with him, there should not only be
large accession Of Democrats to tn
ranks OF the woman suffragists. but th
I Democratic administration itself shoul'
lbe q power on the side OF equality be
fore the law for the one class which !
now denied equality Boston Woman
journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Gin Mills and Jails.

A famous New York doctor, whose
nam. everyone would recognize, says
,hs, In Tweed's time hr was stationed as
medical adviser at Bellevue hospital and
that larger force was always provided
on SATURDAY. nights and Sunday morn
ings TO attend the number OF cases
brought in as the result OF rows, crimes
and accidents attributable to drink
He recalled q notable Sunday on
which. for some reason, in . tit OF anger,
Tweed ordered all the saloons to close
and observe the Sabbath law. The phy'
sicisn saws that as q result there was
during that Saturday night aud the iol'
lowing Sabbath, absolute quiet 10 Belle
vne hospital, a dearth OF new cases tha'
was remarkable. Abolish the gin mil
and YOU would see the jails, the peniten.
tiaries and the poor houses, aud gooe
many Of the hospitals. go with them.
- -
sam Jones on the Liquor Traffic
There IL no crime deigned by the cod
Of any state in America that | wouio no
CHAMPION quicker than | would champ
;cn ,he cause OF whisky. There ~ ~
snh;ect upon which silence Is such
crime as on the subject, whisky. when
ever nv tongue shall cease to denounc
Il. infamy, death shall cleave It 10 %
!. root Of nv mouth. MY right hand sha
). fiyht IL. horrors until IL drops psraisze
by the side OF my still heart.
:. - -
Too Bad!
A Pit,sburg Judge has decided that q
free lunch set out by saloons isa meal
Of attracting custom. therefore, ii'ee'
This decision has created consternstI'
among Democratic applicants TO-. Tor on ON
-ho are walking home from Wasn'n
ton.-Spring6sld Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
How We Stand.

The township assessors have done
their work, and it has been equalized by
the county board OF review.
From their work the following items
are selected:
Patoka township has the largest acre.
age In the county containing in "acre
property" 24,5l6 acres. Cass township
is second, containing 24,l74 acres. The
county contains 266, ,705 acres that Is
land not In to own lots. This land is worth
$2 Isl 905, without any Improvements.
The Improvements are worth $4ll,09O.
The average value Of land and improve
ments in the county is &96 per acre
In The townships IL is as follows: Co.
lumbia, 81 so; HARRISON, 90 28; Boone
$l8 90; Madison, $3.50; Bainbridge
$ll 06 Marion, IS. 73; Hall, SSH; JET
fersop, 81 81; Jackson. $7l7; Pstoks
$1l.65 Cass, $ll37; Ferdinand
S777 Huntingburg city, $259.89 Birds
eye, S14 U7. There is no "scre property
in Jasper. The lots in the county and
the improvements thereon are valued n,
s740,4l5. The personal property in thu
county is valued at $1,624,200. Their,
are In the county 1887 men between tn,
age of Il and SO. The entire value O
the county is $5,l27 .6l0. None Of tbes'
figures include the railroad property
That is assessed by the state board O
|, tax commissioners. and is added later
Huntingburg Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Farmers' Home!
Ton Min Street. yAsPER)
PHILIP KASTNER. PrOp'r.

TryUts commodloas hotel has been thoroughly over
j hauled and rsftt ed new throughout. and y snv~
open for public entertainment. The table VIII ssas
be Ceund veil supplied. and prices will ee
rood stable for farmers horses. and cheap tsra'
A good bar well supplied With the choicest hluo'
and cigars An: polite attention sivsys- Gtye ne
PHILIP KAsTNEk.
80. 's7-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

Hunting burg News saye: Contractors
|O'Harra a. Cummins commenced laying
the water mains Tor the water works on
Tuesday moruIng, employing Is or 70
men. The mains now being laid will
come ect the pump-house with the stand
pipe, after which the laying Of the street
msins will follow. About eight car loads
OF pipea OF different sizes have arrived 30
far. and are being distributed along the
route OF the pipe line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

ratios, believing that IL either Of the
ratios above I6 to be adopted without
any provision for tho calling In and re-
coinage Of the present outstanding silver
dollar, so as TO prevent . contraction Of
the currency, the panic instead OF being
alleviated would be intensified.
/ 1t is estimated That TO call 10 and re-
coin our outstanding silver circulation
at different ratios than that now estsb-
lifhed, with our present mint facilities,
il would require from four to five years
to do It. go that during oil this time, II
free coinage should be adopted at .
chsnged ratio, we would not be increas-
ing our silver circulation one dollar;
thing certainly not desired by those who
believe our circulation 10 too small now.
| regret, Mr.. Speaker, these amendments
can not now be amended so ~ to avoid
the danger Of contraction following their
adoption, so that could vote for them
Should the voting reach the sixth pro-
posedl amendment restoring the Bland
act OF 1873, shall vote to restore II.
Lastly, Mr.. Speaker, II Il is the judgment
|of q majority OF tho members Of this
House that neither of the amendments
should be adopted. l am no obstruction
ist. The situation is too grave. Tn
distress is to great for me TO attempt 10
prevent this House from taking some
action in the direction Of reliet; and 10
that end shall vote for the repeal Of the
purchasing clause Of the Sherman act,
hoping, Mr.. Speaker, that out Of the
wisdom and patriotism of this admins
tration and congress some good, whole
some law 0lay come that will afford re-
lief to the anxious, waiting, aud starving
people of this untry.
But, Mr.. Speaker, let II not be said OF
me now or hereafter that, in casting my
vote for the repeal Of the purchasing
clause of the Sherman act, have aban-
doned my honest belief In and fidelity to
the use OF both gold aud silver - money
on parity with each other, without dis.
; termination against either. only yield
that conviction for the time being in the
interest of harmony, and because l do
not desire longer to keep the bread out
of the mouths Of the nnany hungry men
women, and children Of this country.
II the repeal OF this law which "
have denounced as . cowardly make
! shift, fraud frsught with dangers
. which its author now repudiates and
: which we promised TO repeal, will brin(
9 that relief hoped for, then let US NJ
longer deny the people that relief. Ant
D now, Mr.. speaker, in the five minute
allowed me l have declared the way
shall vote, and in . very general and
brief way given my reasons therefor, AM
will trust the result to my constituent
? and my country. tApplause.l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

7-Milburn h Co. have Just received
I new line OF buggies. wagons and hsr.
uess. Call and zee them before buying
Beet goods q lowsst prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Another New Business Enterprise

Articles Of agreement have been en-
tered into ctween several OF our citizens
for the purpose OF erecting a beer brew
ery. The location will be on the north
east corner Of Main and First street, op-
posite the creamery. Charles and Hy.
Moenkhaus and Andy and ny. Fritsch
are among the stockholders III Hunting.
burg Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

Huntingburg Argue says: Mics 6Go|
Mont gomery. who had been reaopoir3
% teacher In our schools for the cor.
term, hss resigned and accepted : on
Itlon 10 the Lafayette public eeAoooa d
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08
Veir Brick GARD!
Brick for Sale!

TvaE undersigned wishes to inform
/ the public that be has opened up MS
Brick Yard, al the north side OF 1asPe.'
and will make more brick this year man
in any previous one. He will MAKE
favorable terms on House Patterns.
JOHN GEIER, JK.
April n. 1887.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-08

@. X. or A., Branch 11O,
Meets the Let and sd Sundays of ev
month, ~ their hall In Jssper. -,
CRARLEs SoLIGA, Pres.
a. r. J. MrLLEB, 6ec'y.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-05-27
THE LATEST.

THE New York Herald denies that 1t
is to he turned into joint stock con-
Germ, but that efforts are being made tO
make the paper cooperative institu-
ton for the benefit OF all employed.
FOREST fires are raging in the vicinity
of Staffordsyille and Union, Conn.
a MACHINE of hydraulic power is on
exhibition ut Washington univcrsity.St
Louis, which brushes beams of timber
like eggshells. 1t has pressure of l.
900, 900 pounds.
THE Maine state building was dedi-
Gated and Queen Victoria's birthday
celebrated ut the worlds fair on the
18th.
THE Atlantic tannery property Mt
South Salem, Mass, operated by Poor
Bros. occupying over ten acres covered
with manufacturing buildings, was de-
stroyed by fire. The total loss was
$3.50, 600.
A PECULIAR accident occurred on the
Wisconsin Central railroad ut Gray's
Lake, Wis, by the leakage of large
quantity of gasoline, which caught fire,
resulting in the death of one man and
severe injuries to Others.
THE Presbyterian assembly has re-
solved itself into high court and will
sit as such until the Briggs ease is
finally settled for all time.
WATER from the Mississippi river
lcvee crevasses ovcrfiowed East Carroll
parish, La, and the people were in i'm
minent danger.
A RECEIVER has been appointed for
the Sioux Investment Co., of Sioux City,
Ia, on the petition of several interested
Kansas men.
AFTER all the talking and fighting
about the matter, it has ut Inst been
decided that Musical Director Thomas
will not have to go at present
FREIGHT ard passenger trains on the
Santa Fe collided at New Boston, Ia,
and the fireman of the passenger train
was scalded to death.
THE Pennsylvania and the Lake
Shore roads have given their employees
two weeks vacation with transporta-
ton to and from the worlds fair.
UNKNOWN thieves attempted to steal
the Swiss jewelry exhibit at the worlds
fair, valued at s250,OO0, by trnneling
under the floor. They were discovered,
but made their escape.
4 CYCLONE passed over Tillsonburg,
Ont. demolishing grain elevator, a
aozen barns and warehouses and kill
.ng George Byce, an employee ut the ell
evator.
The worlds fair national commits
sioncrs voted against Sunday opening.
Another effort for Sunday opening will
DC made.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-05-27
Kidney Trouble and Heart Difficulty

"Richford, N. Y, Jan. II. 1902
myself and my wife have taken several hot
ties OF Hoods Sarsaparilla with gratifying re-
suits. For years have had kidney trouble,
sleep on my left side for years. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has done me n great deal OF good. am
free from kidney trouble, and can sleep on
either side now, thanks 10 Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Ny wife has had q chronic sore throat for more
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-05-27
TIE sOUTH.

A COMPANY is being formed to build n
railway from Bowie, Tex, to the City
of Mexico.
THE Cumberland Presbyterians in
general assembly at Little Rock, Ark,
elected Rev. w. s. Ferguson, of Peters
burg, ILL.,, as moderator.
REPRESENTATIVE GEORGE Il. HAM
BERT, of Lewis county, Kentucky, in n
speech at Vanceburg accused the city
of Louisville with buying up the
members of the senate TO pass
its charter, stating that members
of the legislature had been offered as
high rs s10.0 for their votes, and in
situated that quite a number took
brides.
THE Citizens bank of johnson City,
Tenn, has closed.
REV. JAMES MAcKEY, Lampasas,
Tex, dropped dead in his pulpit while
preaching.
NEAR Hazclhurst, Ga, two negroes,
Eph Merchct and an unknown, were
taken from Jail and hanged by mob
Merchet murdered ]. J. Brown at
Nichols, Ga, in a quarrel over wages.
RoBBERs entered a store in Stone
bury, Montague county. Tex, and,
after securing quantity Of goods, took
chem away with train of pack mules.
EX-SENATOR GEORGE w. JOKES, of
Dubuque. Ia. will accompany the re-
mains of jeff Davis from New Orleans
to Richmond, Va. The ex-senator is in
his s0th year and was contemporary
of the celebrated coterie of statesmen
in congress forty and fifty years ago
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-05-27
THE EAST.

At the annual meeting Of the New
York Civil Service Reform association
Carl Schur2 was elected president 10
succeed George William Curtis. deceased.
FROM indisputable sources it is
learned that Erastus Wiman's total lia-
bilities will aggregate about eGl7.0o0, Il
little more or less. according to whether
certain contingent debts are counted in.
BLONDIy. the strong man with Cole S
circus, undertook to hold a powerful
team of horses together at Lake Placid.
NY. Several blood-vessels in the mans
head and chest We're ruptured and he
died.
THE controversy between Benjamin
Feuchts and eight other members OF
the Economic society and Trustee John
=. Duss has come to an end by an ami
cable settlement, by which the contest
ants will withdraw from the society.
IT is reliably reported that Marie
Nevins Blaine will soon wed DIR. Will
liam Bull, her physician.
A New YORK morning paper says:
United States Treasurer +. ii. Nebekcr
hopes to retire on June l. He is now
in this CITY. He came here to close
mp his official business. Mr. NebeScr
said he did not think the financial stu
alton alarming.
A BROKEN truck. or axle, wrecked
seven cars on the Pennsylvania railroad
near Thorndale. An east-bound train
ran into them and twenty sars in all
Ex,ort,.nat. Mann nnA
Fireman McCann. of Harrisburg, were
badly injured, the former dying.
DIR. TALMAGE has announced officially
that the money to free the tabernacle
from debt had been raised and that he
did not iatsnd to leave Brooklyn for
Chicago.
THE American AK & Tool Co., at
Douglas, Mass, has been burned out.
Loss $4,000.
TuE Astor Place bank, of New York,
has attached the Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Co. IS property, claiming that the
company had misrepresented its assets
in obtaining loan.
The Seaboard National bank of New
York is in difficulties. Its capital was
&3OO,O0O.
CABLE cars have been started on
Broadway, New York.
TIE National Bank of Deposit ut New
York has suspended.
The Elmira, y. Y, National bank
has closed its doors.
PRESIDENT McLEoD has retired from
the Boston &c Maine railroad.
A SYNDICATE has been formed at New
York to handle sG,OOO,OO worth of
bonds which representatives of the
Cherokee InGians are endeavoring to
place.