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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25
Te.,,aed A-uainst Her Husband.

FORT SCOTT, Kan, April H.-Mrs. Noah
Strevil to-day voluntarily took the witness
stand and testified against her husband who
is NOW being tried for numbering his father
his property. She was on the stand for
three hours and told in detail the particu-
lars of the horrible crime, which she APP
parently seemed anxious to fasten upon
her husband, having been told she was not
compelled to testify. She said her husband
confessed to having murdered his father
and told her at the time that he would kill
her and their two children and end his own
life If she told any one.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April IA de-
cided sensation has been caused here by a
request from the G.. A. r. post that Rev.
William G. Pettis withdraw from delivering
the memorial sermon the Sunday before Dec
Grafton day. DIR. Pettis is the rector of
St. PauIs Episcopal Church. having one
of the weaIthiest and most fashionable
congregations of any church in the city.
He was a Confederate soldier and a few
weeks ago a committee of ladies from
the oman Relief Corps, G. A. r.. re-
auested DIR. Pettis to deliver the memorial
and on being further importuned the min
;ctar consented
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

Two thousand tailors in New York
have struck for an increase of pay over
that of the past year. Since 1892 they
Naturally they desire the wages which
joyed the protection of the Mckinley
tariff. There Is every reason to fear
that their desires will not be realized.
TaiIors have been among the best paid
OF skilled workmen in this country-a
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

With the exception OF wheat. most
agricultural products are higher than
they were in July. 1893, a fact which
is ignored by those who attribute the
fall of farm products to the limited use
of silver as money in the commercial
xvorJd
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

There are some queer things in this
world. n of them is that a paper
may be an ardent free-trader and a gen.
eral supporter of the Cleveland policy
and be called an independent. but when
the new proprietor of the Chicago Times
Herald declares hat it will support pro-
lection and bimetallism as an inde-
pendent newspaper it is at once labeled
Republican.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

The statement of the foreign trade
for March shows hat we imported $4.-
] $500 more of merchandise than we
exported. In March. 1894, our exports
exceeded our imports by s5.151. S75. This
is due to the lower duties Of the Demo-
cratic tariff act.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

If Senator Turpie imagines that he
will drive Governor Matthews from his
leading position in the Democratic party
of Indiana by reading hat old speech
OF his against s~umptuary laws he will
wake up some fine day to a great dis
appointment. He seems to forget that
two-thirds Of the Democrats in the
Legislature voted for the Nicholson bill.
which became a law by the signature
of the Governor. He seems not to
recognize h fact that a change has
come even to Indiana Democrats in the
country in regard to the control of the
saloon. He seems not TO know that
nearly every State or the South. by
Democratic votes. is under some sort of
a local option law much more direct and
effective than the nonpartisan act of
the last Indiana Legislature. Besides.
Senator Turtle should understand that
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25
PANEL voorhees,. predictions.

Special to the In~dlanap0IlS JoufnaI.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Voor-
hees was asked to-day whether, in his
opini on, the Democrats of Indiana would
hold a silver convention. following the ex-
ample of their Illinois brethren. He re-
piled that there was no necessity for hold
ing such a convention, for the Indiana
Democrats were already educated in the
free-silver-coinage school and were COM
ana will send a solid free-coinage delega-
ton to the next national Democratic con-
yanfiOn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

There are a number Of Democratic
patriots in Indiana who would deposit
their free-coinage views in the Presi-
dents patronage vault as collaterals for
a $4,000 Office Ex-Representative Coop
Hr has already made a tender.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25
E,uIo.ion or Ni,rorlvc.rip.

LIMA, o., April Fly tons of nitro
glycerin at the factory of the Ohio and
Indiana Torpedo Company, two miles west
of here. exploded at noon to-day. The
shock was felt for twenty miles. Oyer a
thousand panes of glass. including a number
of large windows iii business blocks. were
shivered. Two employees had barely left
the building when 1t went up.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

The row in the Democratic Iroquois
Club of Chicago Tuesday evening on
the silver question would indicate that
one organ will not be enough for the
Democratic party Of Illinois. The gold
monometallists in that club. however.
were twice as strong as the silver mono
metaIliSfa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

The quart strawberry box this season
of the year has something of that de-
ficiency which a silver dollar would
have as a purchasing power under free
coinage by the United States alone.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

All phases of the Democratic differ
ence of opinion seem to be represented
in the Presidents Cabinet. The Presi-
dent and the majority are bimetallists.
Secretary Morton is a gold monometal-
list, n Secretary Gresham is believed
to be in sympathy with the Altgeld fac
ton of the party in Illinois on the aues-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

1t is not likely that the President will
take the stump on the silver question,
but he will probably use the patronage
club quite freely.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25
Business.

HodgettI was surprised to find your
name in the list of subscribers to the Cuban
fund. / didn't know you had any sympathy
for the Cubans.
Dodgett-My dear boy, it was merely a
matter of business. You have forgotten
that l am a map-maker.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25
Ii IN THE AIR.
Brazen.

ooh, no, she amt got a bit of Brass said
Miss Dollie Footlites, speaking of a rival
soubrette. "Why. she could do the bronze
statue without any paint
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25
yaciIiatinc.

Doesn't Mrs. Noowoman strike you as a
person of remarkably decided opinions?"
Nav. She can't make up her mind, APP
parently, whether she wants to be a gentle
man or a lady"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

The deficit OF the Cleveland admin
istration for the present fiscal year,
which began July /. 1894. has already
passed the $40. 900, 900 post and is still
going.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
PERSONALS.

ropn EosrErny Is afflicted with ner
.o,,sn.ss winch affects his public SPEAK
ing. a.. Tom
r.ssec legislator who walked from n,s
a;s,ri., TO .he capital, says all the 'a'''
- a. the state offered him passes
ryxysr cAhxor. son of the late pres
49,, ~ France. who Il an enginec',
- ,,.en appointed private secretary =,
n Picard. who is commissioneT-sens
~ the Paris exposition OF 100
MISE. v. AssEw. Of Tampa. tia-, :.
the champion s,enographer ana w.
liter she has just finished nun
sr.a-pare legal cap document ior 'ns
x,,,e supreme court in which sne'e =
~, one erasurc. omission or Eiis'ahc =
crrc,uation. There Is nothing asAsN
| in a record like that
Miss vAniSA JEFFERSON DAVIS wnu-
literary work has heretofore been ia -
~ folklore and short stories na
, ;u,t completed a novel founded upon
;arr,.r fact. IL is called The 'eiie
| hector and tells the story OF an o..
, ns;.;ve man whose married NE WI
not very sensitive young woman
; = tragedy 10 both OF them
$ CO.., ! II. BATcnErpER. the his'or''
Il and guide of Gettysburg 6at,ie ne
has died a, his home in iyde ,a'
Boston. Of pneumonia. having enter
or his seventeen year lie was On
~ Gilrnan,on. \. H.. in sep,em : :
go. lie was not soldier in the ca
! war and derived his tue Oh 80
from militia service before the o"'o''
81 the rebellion
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cus,ous CONVERSATIONS.

THE population OF London >
800. - ,,sr nv
us. oo0. coo people oooo
COO az an ave average Of sl3i- ecoss a mile,
THE onchidiurn. species OF sne ;.s
snail slug has innumeraole eyes ~
| back. ~ the
THE product Of the wax tree OF 80. IN
Andes cannot DC distinguished ~
beeswax- - rv~
TurEr are said to have oeeh III
xr;cides in five years In DIVINITY W
c,xy.yox as a cure for cancer IN ~
- s,arcs is advocated by swri'e
! In the Lancet -,
AMERICA has eis.s7lh miles OF ~ ~
r I'D or 81 1000 more than oil o'ne
countries combined
i Eny,aud the tax on farming ianu
S cs.ds 10 per cent Of the vaine :
: crons: in Egypt it is "a per cent
Tur power Of herculite: ne~ :
c,os;ve Is almost beyond oeIei
half-pound Of it will move thirty ~
60 Of stone
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
UNDERWEAR NOTiONo'

,.,;cca,s. as elaborate as you
,nav desire them. are oeiic'o1'
house wear IN, ,.,.
r,yE wool l.nickerbockers' with lrs
-;,,s bu,toned 10 the knee. are ',ie
latest and most convenien. mp -
,hos.. who are out in all A'n"S
weather
~, stree. wear haircloth has super
xedcd the silk petticoat- IL mus ~
-. from four and 4 half 70 hSe as
a-o,na. and within an inch OF Inc
bo,,csn of your dress
rop those who are out rreat oca n,
"a ,yho wish TO diminish the weis y
~ their garments. black eques.l, a.
.;ch.s NAV be drawn over the uuu..
wear. thereby discarding unnece'
skirts o,;n
Trr .n-.o-date skirt for evehin
e made OF the finest linen iaw'
rrofusely trimmed with clusters s.
a.. ,uclIs and lace and narrow riooo'
:. Won NAV wear three OF these II you =
|. afford 70.
4 n.,srr little empire-shaped jack
a for slipping on over niSn'go~ -
-. - India silk in delicate c",o
"a 40 trimmed with narrow AZ
!. headed by narrow ribbon ana iea.l
IL stitched. They also make
corsrt cover.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
AGRICULTURAL HINTS
ArouI 1REE PLANTING.


u~- N Excellent g4sndsesps Ln~es "ss
Be Produced.
In plantinr ornamental grounds Tor
Landscape effect. much interest as wen
"A instruction may be impaired oy ~"
mo attention to natural ahhiues
.norg the trees and shrubs. as well a.
IN the general pleasing effect a
mani. Tree. for example. Is manu-
.om. armament as 1t stands by itseif'
hu, ia well-arrayed group OF the sew.
ernl species he placed together nov
only d pleasing effect IS produced a. :
portion OF the Landscape. but Sa.u'
shle lesson IL laugh, by presenting .o-
r.,her the distinctive characterist'cA
81 each species The owner. v's'.or
or the Young members OF the family
without any special effort or mar
.,udv. will easily become acaua'n.e'
With these several species; ana I'M
: mode Of planting. carried through VI
~ar;ous kinds of ornamental trees, o
. comes valuable in the way OF prae.'cs
: .a.ca,ion. IL will be better ina
n merely studying the printed aese.
4 ,ions Among these natural grou
: ings we may place the many spse''
az American oaks. the several R'a"'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
aoME HINTS AND HelPs'
r,,nr. White of egg, and

- rro~ting: White 81 egg Al"
eater as egg. stir together
=, do not heat. Then STIR IN sh'"s.
o ", sugar 10 make II spreao
,x.i. Iousckeeper.
r.hhag.: Slice crisp cabbage nees
sauce pan with very hssse
cater till tender. "a'ch ~ ea,''s
nile IL boils dry. Season win sai''
,han moisten well with sour c'ea"''
-.rye hot-Ohio Farmer.
u,,,.rnut Balls: Chop butternnt
-. very fine. add little OF Your
"rsor;,. spice. Make frosting as
s.l,. thicken il with the chopper
an i, can he handled. kub the
-. with a very little butter. roll the
-. into little balls and put them ON
,,,,,ered tins allowing space TOT sp'e""'
;,.-0range Judd Farmer
To Clean Leather; CASTLE soap ~
,.rm water. or a little soda IN war"
eater will remove grease. for ca,
~;age leather milk and water y goo'
~ r.move ink-stains from leather use
re. acid diluted. This acid l. pol
oc and must bc used with care AZ
s.,,,,;or IL NAV he used one ounce oil
crv,tals TO pint of water ieeas 'ie'
curry
Orange Cake: Two cups OF sugar
ons-half cup Of butter. three eggs one
half cup Of sweet milk, one-naii cup Z
.,.,er. three teaspoons OF baking pow
- ,hree cups of -four. Flavor WIZ
s.ranye. Filling: Two eggs piece
,...,ar The size Of a walnut. one cup
surar mice of two oranges Boil In
an,,hls boiler until thick enough
spread between the LAYERS. :.
10, of the cake with frostlng ha'or'
With orange. -Iiousekeeper-
One OF the most effective porter
4 silk-raQ curtain made OF uats
s;,L ~ all kinds and description
..,;,s brocades and bright o
80 CORY kind are used 10 make H.
are sewn together and cut % H.
width. like the rags OF rag 90
.l,nos, any weaver Of rag carpet go So.
n-obablv weave such portieres-
have a very picturesque, oriental 40
-, u Gar more effective than
~,;er.. that can be purchased
where near the price
-Cocoanut Cream Candy: Four
fuls of granulated sugar one -
cream or milk. two eupfuis OF shreu
cocoanut. one teaspoonfui OF van
Pu, the sugar and milk iato po
,.;,.l;red kettle: stir till dissolved
,ben let il boil five minutes WIZ
STIRRING. Add the cocoannt anu
one minute longer. Test by drop
into cold water: If done. II VIII no'
with the water. but Will form =
hall that can be taken out WIN
singers. Pour at once into DOW.
The vanilla. and beat rapidly WI
moon for five minutes or un
creams. Have ready buftereu
lined with parafiine paper Drop
NJ The cream uron this paper u
,ains its form. il is creamed en-
spread il an inch thick into ,he
and Gu, it. when cold into SQUARE
y. Observer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
RI BREAK chill pREN OF LYING
. Kindergarten Teacher says
Coc.,autiy Asking the Qness'oo'

vs.r-.rteu Teacher says Mc'"e"
Cor.,autiy Asking the Qnest'oo'
~ am constantly besieged py anN
-. ,,o,bers who want 10 know now
.,,;,,,r.r may be cured of tho pernicio"s
49,, ~ falsifying.- says prominent
Chicago kindergarten 'eache,
would think that TO lie must o
,;onal evil. The invariaoie relo'nue'
~ the query is that there are iou'
,,;,as of lies 10 which youthi"i men
"a ,~omep are addicted. each malay
;~;rg n different medicine. Ihere
~. l;e ~ excessive Imagination oe-
-. ~ which the child continuaus
.x.pyeratcs The cure Is ineuiea''vA
Sa~.ctness Of observation either =,
mr., .ept or in play. The second IN 'n -:
ra,scnrv i the egotistic lie. the meu,
80. for which is objective wo,,
80. ,v;ll take thought from sen
Fear Of punishment will also ln"" ~.
child 10 falsify. and this .h'ru ga
mus, he cured by sympathy !.
.,.h cases the child must DC snown -
s.,s,;ce of his punishment and the -
- ~ childish prevaricators inciuu
80 addicted to the jealous ne
s-,.e a child may say he mas &C
tain toy which he has no'. s'np's -
$50 he how across the street mas OF
The only possible cure for TINS c'''e
love" S>xrc.
what is the remedy for thse tsPe
nervous American child OF ora'ns =
en,s?- was asked -
such child" was the rel
..should have physical contact with
,nre~,hat is. plenty Of out-of-doors
.r'.;s. Indoors sunshine. nurs
..;,h little furn iture. weii-reg"'A
Saurx for sleep and amusements 2
quiet kind arc also commen'e'
eaUo Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
Dr.. PIERCE'S
0olden Medical
DISCOVERY
Canes Nl0ety-eighf Per os".' !.
ceses Of Conssmpt'os' % :" g
Earlier Stages.

,rr be rieved TO be ineura-.
-, s,,~ve is the evidence OF hunoisu, -.
..,s ,r;,ue>ses 70 the fact that III a. -,
hsink .,ages cousuui ptiou - a curapie
ss..ss- Not every case, but Id'gl -
~-rso0> of fases. and we Dcne @sis.r
~, l>uf are cured by Df fie'cs $500.
Medical Discovery. even ane, ,enea,ed
S ~ from the lungs. severe hnge,ndt
s.s.,st With copious expectctsno" an
l ;ro tubcrcular snattefl- gfea, t....
80 ~xfYemc emaciaiiou ana
n -or doubt tina, hundreds OF such 49, 80
,,~d ~ ne as cured by Golden M L..
~, fS,~roycrv - were genuine 49,. ~ :
dread and fatal disease You ns a,,. ~yerv
word for il. They have, III neA.y 49,,
ol heeu 50 pronounced py the ~
s .,,o.s experienced home pnysie'zn;s'
..u a.s-e no interest whatever IN n ~
wn o them. and who were ons '
I.p.;. r,e;udiced and advised AkAn,.
ia, Of Golden Medical DisS S ~,
49, Who have been forced 70 coh'e ~;
!, surpasses. in curative pows;s;nss vii
r,,ai ,ualady. ali other mcoieine -
Iasal 4, ,ssv are acquainted Nasty GOV
,:...~ Iii and its filthy eriuis,on,, ~.
: :s.,,,es had been tried in nearly az ~
. M .rd had either utterly faiied 70 " =
= had oniv seemed to beneht n,.'s =
= 49,. tine Extract OF mat wis., wis.,
= aud various preparations o. tne ~ =, 81;
nl;tes had also been fai'hiniIy ~. ..,.,,,s,er
49, fured Of consumption. pfonen. ~.
u-~,;rg coughs asthma. chrome IL -
= 49,. srd Kindred ualadses, nave ~
.srf.,,~ r. x,rod.ced in DooK -
B ~ ~h;ei. will be nailed TO you, on
I r.ss ~ address and six cents ~ San
- AddseS for BOOK, wosids D-Pe"s'
~ N~dicl Association. Bunaio' ~
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- .hs ,nappol.as and the tulip
49,. ,hrce species of cataipa. sesera'
,.;,Sx ~ ash. the different eims. tag
"ar,,.rs and the willows lnteiiisent
Z. f.v,rred together on the grounus'
no observing person couiI "a, ~.
= time. to know more OF al u.s.
geren, trees than many OUTFITS
whole lie time. might |
wi,h great propriety be adop'sa a..
~. larger and medium-sizea hA'0,
.hrnbs Each OF the following
sr.css many species and yaric.,es-
r,sor;, Spir@a. Syringa- pier'hia,
cs-nus Deutzia. Philadelphus an.
- These are commonly piah'so
s~r.gu,a.ly and in u promiscuous ma
49, hut In groups composed o, INC
..r.l allied species they wouio pos,
,-a.t additional interest As "eAA
: as instructive value. -: i.
Kv way Of illustration we s"
simple plan Of grounds iaiu o"' r.
!. -,.,,,ad in the manner proposed. rs
~, rxes are OF course Piah'eu =
-. r.ar or more remote PORTIONS =
, - ,.r-er grounds; and Tor snla'
= ,..s shrubs only would be useu' =
p..;.,,, lass room. admitting neare
:" u,.ntinr and as no, growing oeyon
zach. such climbing shruo s;.
- several species OF Amreiopsis, 49,;
,,s I,on;cera. Menispermum ana n'Enoa
~ might well occupy the NOR
- ana secluded portions OF the s.o-
ne In this plan. when there IS eno. :,
Ter open lawn to render ,; s,s,o, !, u -
~ the different paintings. the me- -
,dv and larger groups OF SHRUBS a.. ~ p
l.s ,awards the front Of the dwelling
~, The nearer sides and the trees 10 .
pc - remote portions The pcsiti
NY - the evergrcens. shown BY the oar.
ION on = shades. may be governed by eirc :,
10y s,ances and in some cases they
-. -. found of value as partiai SCI
. . from prevailing winter winds
.at try Gentleman.
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Reside. rubber gloves for protecting
The hands while doing housew Siss
there are the pomade gloves wh, sar
beauty dons when she sa. 400
Sr-.mlsrd. Over two centuries ago
The art Of preparing indicated s'oses
wss known on the continent. and .nere
!. ~ extensive manufacture OF tnese
hand coverings in Paris at the pre,Fn'
d da The gloves are Of the so''ss ss k,S'
.rd are treated with pomade. wn'cn
when the gloves arc worn. : ran ~.
s.rrea 10 the hands, improving w
..x,ure Of the skin to great extent
Thsv are rather costly. these hah'
,sau,ifers: to that the woman wn
Affords these glove luxuries must y
shs Effects of home-msde ana'rs.
loose pair Of old kids. smearca I'm
~ood cream and worn every nign'' ~
almost as effectual in soi.en,n
and Improving the hands, -PAnsos
phia Record
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FOREST PRESERVATION.
uov so Increase the Value OF
Already In Existence

,c-re.se the value OF Wooo 49,
Already In Existence
- order 70 improve our ex,s''ns
- lots. and cause them 70 oe ~
creasing in value. it IS only hecsss
- len mn a constant succession -
.,r. thrifty trees OF the best var
s.;.. We can do this easily
.h.an,v by observing certain conu
49, OF these the FIRST and mos
r,;.l j. 70 allow no s'oSN
q our wood lots for the
nurpose OF pasturage ms "u. 80
~ inAexible rule II we desire s go
.ron Of corn we do not use 'nc ~
where the crop is growing LOT p~
ture. -. average
$500 Gems TO think that the h.''c
.aI lie cattle can obtain by brows'ns
.,'-a,rh his woods Is so much c.e"'
.;n This is a sad miscaicuis.'""
sope land can be prohtaoiy us.1 -.
some can be prohtaoiy os
ro,.a "a trees But pasture ara w.
:. ,.ra cannot occupy the same area
|" -, he either the enc or the otner' =
= ~. /, 4 a mere apology Tor ess'
Evopv farmer Hc8AA1SS 49,
. round in his cornfeid dim,nisnes :. y
nro6, az ais crop lie dsnkes
Z. r,cant spaces even though tue mss"
NJ h;Ils be few in number. 4 crop
= ~ ,;mo,hy. however. is not 30 ressf.e
~ ,-.,.,Iv less than half. often 80
=, ~ much smaller portion. OF la1 -. , ~.
ne ..,~oods~ is actually occupied oy ne s,
az na These vacant places should DC u, NJ !.
~. - .nd ali az the land utilized ms
nc, =. quickly done by breathing
' rround with a plow. a strong narr'
- cul,iva,or. and scattering 'hers
-, shc seeds Of the ash. white oa. 81.
~. mt walnut hickory. ana 'nos
-" ether valuable species Inc ~.
80 s-se. should stasd thick on the grow
ana then they will grow W
.,rairht, forming TRUNKS ins's
hr.nches- All inferior vAr,ctes
ira de,ormed specimens should DC ~:
= Prof. ". T. Lazenly, IN ONO -
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Ticket. will be sold at one fare round a1rSa tap
Z, points in Tennessee, KENTUCKY; Aia on he
Mississippi. Loui ::.;sas ana lashSiiie, and
line . Of sne Chattanooga & ST. Louis Rail
Nashsi.e' ,ans,arr Z February ;. March ,
roaas' On nd ss :" iss5' Ask your ticket agent
abnat II, and II he cannot sell you excursl as
tickets write to {. 7, Atmoreik Hehe Jackso,
Se,h A. Cincinnati, o.. or 1eo
= Cross. y. w p. A., Chicago, III
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=. mice Of double berth in Tour Isl ot Sa,,ous
Island T ,gsa. leaTs Kansa.
Through cars on fast Trans =, Worth and Il
City Wednesdays VIA c FL Route , Write
r ia so:, rus 10 G D: ..os'S. A. :
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eAcrs FOR THE CURIOUS

soxr one has figured out that so'o 49,.
80 h.;rn;ns arc used annually as P'pe
Cleaners and button hooks -,
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and small. scattered over inc d q,
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

Gxxr-..what is the reason ou Ala for.
twice as much for my GUS because you
nave eesu Nha aa n tierenee does that maker ,
vWsarshcrwoman-..The girls VASE 0n, 81. 7 Am
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AZ Otnsments for Csss
Contain Mercury'

:. ,.rcury will surely destroy the ser mso I
q m a,s sud Completely derange me wr mn.
smell aD when entering i through t1e newer Me
s Sc used except on pressGrps aSe a Will DO
p,Hs 70 lse = good YOU can possibly de-
r.ye from t Sv Cheney 8 Co, Toledo 90, o
cdsssns NO mercury and !: taken ,ood dn snt
r nally acting directly upon the Iiep Suyins
mucous surfaces of the SISTER, tenn Get the gen
Halls Gasarrh Cure ioos,ermaliy. and made !,
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T .s1SoId bv Druggists. price &c. per O0'1e
SIall.s Family PILLS. y cents