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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

ruE sOura m nOuRNsNG.
arsss SossOw Ovse shg DeosA Of n
SPeok0e CsaDp.

orsae sorrow Ov0e s6g DeoeA Of IN
spsakse Crsp.
Atlantis. Ga, Oct 3i.rEx-Speaksr
Crisp's end. though mot Unlocked for.
Vas not expected 90 suddenly. He
had been an inmate Of ssnitarium.
for several weeks. his condition BE-
ing very prscarious- Mr.. Crisp wss
the choice Of the democrats Of Georgia
to succeed Senator John B. Gordon in
the United States senate. and would
have bssn chosen to that position BY
the legislature at its approaching SEE
sion had be lived.
Charles +. Crisp was born il Shei.
Geld. England. In 1861 he entered
the confederate army ss lieutsnsn'.
After the war he studied Law. He &C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

Malaria. thss Ten sseasphesst poissn. 10 Gle
erDed - ~ sessss.. 90 hcslss sssssee isasesneI
sssseing Uhsss tss soxicss sshslssien 1srscdl
eally isseess The az. sad essepdess inisfsi'sse'
ed ssoisssus fsvess. By 1osse,ssrs Stomach bs'
ssss. che Doss popuiss. % u 10 The sest. e yfe
vsssssivso. aiiessssvss and t-nies- 10 sumbcf-
,ses Iecalisses vssss he eeossd Got sslphsss 81
suisies go formerly imesnse. tss bsstfal sits
loid - bsse s,eos. snrss,y sspsisnied ~ fhss
ssfs. pcpslss ssd elective sussfitnfs. ~tieh 10
psomps In eetsoe 90 sssissly spehtecsienssie
u nuliiaes the tse sepoe q nissns ~ Eisias {
ooss active impu % 70 even ssisl fnnessse
asietesssr and esnehsnr ne ,aced. osefeomsnl
. tendency 10 ssiiessscs snd prsoetins aisss
tson-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

IL 10 said that carbolSe Gid. II dis-
solved In giycerin a alephcl 10 ~
csusfic. whaaever be the degree cf con-
centrasion- A small proportion of w.sr,
added to the alcohol % elyeerin splu-
tiou viii caase 10 60 scs q . csussicL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

Wheat Again causes Excite.
ment.
SILL A rLuoruArIne fEupEuoY

Ssssssoas . vssysse Qs~ssss~ss sse sss.-
jsss - Assssssss - cassses cAssse-
re sssss nsssss. nsrssV0. Fsssss.
EseL
Chicago. Oct. sl-.The wheat usrkes
supplied another sensst.on 60 the pis
jewellers b. dropping = cents bsio~
the price 10 closed as yesterday. A.
the end OF the session is had recover.
ed Of cent Of It's loss-uskiug 81
cests the net decline for the day. A
saie OF two In the coususio, Of the
start vas msde ~ 60. and very
little st that moment brought cver
20 cents. but,in the course OF the
next half hours business there vas
Q gradua' aivaocs 70 7o.. Besides
the discoarsgcmeut Of the decline @
Liverpool. the heavy movement Of
spring wheat In the northwest again
held up lie hands for recognition.
and some eyes turned 70 Ice con
temptation that had previously
been steadily looking in the
direction Of India. Australia ana
Africa. December opened nj 20. cold
~ high ~ 7o.. down 70 GO aod closed
At 60. Corn and oats were com.
paratively steady. the former losing
only one-qasrter and the latter three.
Fights per busbcl. Provisions aver
aged higher than yesterdays closing
rssest bat we're without charge fos
the day Ut the end Of the session.
ose Ressssss.
Chicago. Oct. 2a.-Thc weeks re-
ceiPts Of hogs amount % about ies..
500 against 49,. SOD. last week. aud
1880 for the corresponding wcet
Of 1895. The active packing demssd
and fair purchases By shippers. TO-
gcther With the diminished receipts
have resulted IN the development Of
q stronger icelisg. and prices we're
$50 zoe higher the, . week sgo.
Sales ranged st sssCg sss. packing
droves bringing $3.50 $50. and heavy.
medium and light weights sold Gloss
together.
Chicago. Oct. 2S.-There we're no,
enough cattle hero today TO make q
market. only about 500 head mostly
TEXANS being received. The wesa
closes badly 81 . decline Of shout 10
cents In choice beeves aud 20 asd SO
cents is others % compared with q
week ago. and some mmission 6fms
ere calling the decline 30 spd &C
cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

The bsss SAVE b - world sos
cute. bruises, sorss, uleses, nlt
lheuD. lever sores. tseeeg. ohappsd
kaads. ehilblains. eogns ssd IN Gk1n
ssuptions. and Positively sssss
Pilss o. no ply ssqsassa n q gar.
aatsed 70 give peg1set saaislose1oa, a.
money rsfan6s1. Fs3ss - ssoss pss
boz. For oalo bv H0goD1 Ullom0vog.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25

st. Louis. Cc.. % Suit was begun
against George Gould In the circuit
court today to recover the possession
Of tract OF land In Carondulet val
ued at $500, 900. There were SO
acres in the tract. which was pur.
chased by Jay Gould. He thought
he secured . perfect title. but IL sp.
pears be was mistaken. The Four.
nier heirs are bringing the suit.
Qaeea wuhs0sas Cssarosd.
The Hague. Oct. go secn vii.
hemins vas confirmed today in the
palace in the presence Of the court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.

Senator Cockrill has just nnisne"
,orse IN Washington and will I'VE 'neie
INC rest Of his life. he says.
co,crssrnan Sulloway. OF ~"
,,omnshire. is one OF the tallest men =
,he new congress. lie is SIX fee' sN
inches high h,se
senator Hill has leased a large nous .
- ,he fashionable quarter OF s'',e''
Washington. and ruinor once moie - -
!. ,hat he is contemplating na'ri-
monial venture. ,, .,c
var;on Butler. OF North Carolina, 'ne
Youngest member OF the new semi
- years Of age. is tall and slender, an !
mbles a college professor y. -.
,ron,inen, features. dark brown ha''
rr,ustache and pointed beard
sneaker Reeds hosne life Is 2 cn'', ~, =,
- s;mplc one. II is the home ~
!. arv cultured ci;izen--not AT =
,,xr-;ous and as plain as ~ can 'o'
s;s,entlv be. BESIDES Mr.. Reed ana =,
, srca,ser. the household comprises -
ch;Id. a daughter. Miss Kitty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07
NOTES FOR HEEkEEPERs.

Cold weather Will not Kill oess Ia
water-tight hive
Queens have been known % iivs az
j., GOOD work fox five years. nut TINS
o. exception.
The best remedy for a s'ihH : :"
r,nnyc H. part into cold water y Apply
ammonia or soda
~ make the most out 81 NJ oecS,
rx berkccjr- should understand
an. sources Of honey in his ioc'n'y
4, least sufficient number q peo I'M
should bc kept o. every 'arm y iur .., ! !,
hanev for the table. but bcglr WIN
few hives.
recs require very little airc'ri,,e 80.
Weather. bu, should a warn si'ei ~.
and they find themselves clos'a ~ ~ !,
tL.x pst excited and will often smo'ne'
themselves to death.
DO not pull On covers t''a' LII - J,
h-ve sealed down unless c''nprl'. ...-, !,
do 80. They want their hl'es 49,. 's, 4
A. the top 10 prevent ventilation u o. 50,
draughts in winters loa's
Ec-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

Tho -ore is fond OF children and ire
oaentlr ewes them an audience
David Livinrssonc's sister. MISS ,'
livingstone. has just died in LdinoursA
a. the age OF - u
Mazsantini. the great spanish ~.
sch,er WAS a railway porter before nc
found his present occupation.
william Waldorf Aston j not So ea'iea
,x the London newspapers me! a.
,..,xs sneak of him as MIR Astor.
Paul Bourgct has lost brother IN 'ns
Madagascar expedited lie oieu =.
fever as he was on the point OF star ''''s
home.
THE sultan OF Turkey is constantly
,,tendea bv a eunuch who VIII Ne De-
headed If the sultan should DIE OF POI
son.
Daron Heckercn.wh under the mans
20 n.Hntes. killed the Russian Pr
puschkin in a duel in 1887. mas Jus' o'''
=, the age of 81 at Sulz, in Aisace' :,
mic. Dumas. an old maid VINO AYE -
died at Paris. has bcqueatheu ~ y,
francs 10 the policemen pa,ro's "
d;.,r;ct in which she resided
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07
urRRAu FOR PENNSYLVANIA.

The farmers OF Pennsylvania arc "
be congratulated. NJ. NJ. Luther Eas'
Troy, Pa, grew over 200 bushels sal,
zer's Silver Mine Oats on one measured
acre. Think OF il. Now there are
thirty thousand farmers going 70 Wy
and beat Mr.. Luther and win s2oo IN
cold. and they'll doit. Willyou?
Then there IS Silver King Barley
cropped on poor soil lle bus. per acre :,
IN lse5. Isn't that wonderfui-and
corn go bus. and potatoes ana grasses
and clovers, fodder plants, etc. etc
Freight is cheap to all points.
Ii you WILL CUT THIS OUT AND SD.
Il with 10c postage to the John =. ga,
z.r Seed Co, In Crosse. Wis. you WI
receive their mammoth catalogue an'
ten packages grains and grasses. IN
GLIDING above oats. free. W.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

:, v;ii not Dust the round Waist
80, ~ slender wearers. will again
~ ~. great vogue. for. in spite OF 'ne
-, ia. this waist has prevailed for so
uanv seasons past. i comes 70
.,,.;, direct from Paris among the Ia
.sr,5 s,vl.s for next spring. ana 10 ac-
.,y these are stylish belts gi--
a. AMI chateiain-s Of leather. kin or
.a,,e, decorated with silver n.'ach.
ments or ornamcnted with oc"us.
,r;mns. steel and bronze nail heads' WI"
buttons and buckles TO match
I'll. box coat will continue TO pe
marked favori,e for spring; also .he
nr;ncesse Jacket. open-frontea' WIN
,ar,,, doublc-hrcastcc vest OF the
same cloth. preferably soft tan. hu"
gray. or pale olive -,
peep Hungarian capes. Vuss"
uaa;.aapd Iluruenotp uffs andN andNAs
$3.50 ~. ali used 10 decorate the UP
.,. ,,or,ion az recherche gowns. ~
- EJECT 4 still considered TN
a he;rh, Of style on all fasn'onao,
GOWNS. the melon sleeve Is sun h'sn'
4 ran,,ar. the full puiTed sleeves IN sarie
!. IA effects above mentioned RUE
......,,;ny dress. The Marie Artoine''
!. AN, 4. ouc az tho most popular hcee'
4, s,r;es of the season. Snlt'oh = JUS
,.h ! faxnritc for gowns. waists az
\ uarui,urer rs il was the his' s'aSo"
"a it's introduction n,x
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07
FATTENlNG FOWLS
!. which corn tan lie Fed &c

X, yav In which CORN Tan lie =" -
Eett.r Advantage
.Ho,x can best fatten fowls icF MAJ
kct?' a,d one
1bis x very simple matter. anu ON
rot requiring any special tact or go
II lisa very proatabie proesr'llAF' -
- ,o,sts that arr thin and ifght can -
80 "a nut on the heaviest lossiole
-, II \ VERY short time if they arr
properly handled.
Fowls fatten best in confinement 49,
<,,se which are tobe sold should ps sn.,
- /, rather close quarters, ana ~ -
.hev will eat OF corn meal eo'i S.'
.,ra we have tried various mix
- for fattening fowls. but never
<ar,a ANYTHING superior 10 coarse corn
meal and plenty Of pure water -
tbese two things will MAKE 'oush
chin old hen plump and tender IN W.
.,.ols and when she comes 70 ny
.a,l,. her flesh will be as sweet JUNG
and tender as a spring chosen
ro,xls that are sent 10 market iai an
n,ump always bring the best prices. an
tb;s because they present an 'nSi''n
.pn.arance. There is no pettee VIZ
,,h;ch corn can b. fed TO advantages 'h.
I'M. /, in finishing lot OF thin To-"
4, nr.naratioa FOR market Inc 10"
.ha,,td ha sold a. soon a. they are w
fa,,eucd. for after this i accoi,i P'is"'
1, = = waste 81 food 10 keep 'h''ih ~
lonyer-Farm and Preside
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07
ACRICULTURALHlNTS.
70 TELL A HORSES AGE.

IN tie age ~ any here
,e,r The lover jaw. - course
TX front teeth the tale VIII yen
.rl every doult and fear disir'i
- -rtsAie 'nirpers" you behold
49,. thr colt &. txo weeks Ola.
:, s.ra .irht weeks TWO more WIN come.
~ - nths the corners cut the sum
-.,. outside grooves VIII disappear
,.,, r.l.aale two fl jrs' one year.
(, .r.s wears from thu second nalr'
=. ,hr.c the corners. TOO. are bars
..,wo the middle ''ripprss' d-en'
,nrc.s he s-rond PAIR can Stop
Con -FOUR years old n" third i'al' s"'.'
ave a fun new set he shows
aaen Hack spots VIII pass from We"
t,.ix wears from the middle TWO
~ second pair az seven years
.i,~nt lie spot each corner cieafs
-, middle -.niprers" upper Jaw
-, ntn. the black spots VIII Mlti1'-1"'
III s.co.d pair a; Ten are whiie'
.-,.,-e, fuds the corner Ash-
!. .,,,c goes on the horsemen know
~ nal t.esh threc-sidci grow
-rSrv longer ret. project iei"rt'
,r,l tU.t.ty. when We know ho '.'ofr-
-nlac kanith anc Nhse."ti7f''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07
FASHION LETTER.
The Huge Rampsrt Pulled Sleeves ~ Have
a Rect Modified ranier. Other inno-

The Huge klmHaFt bth'ft - -
n Rect Modified Panler. Other inn"-
vafions-
fSpecial New York corrrspondcncc.l
Among the creations for the coming
season. il j. observed that the huge ram
mar, pnifed slecvcsare tohave a rest pro
ten. sleeves have been the dominant
fea,ur. 81 III, gown for very long
time. Everything in the way OF
nict,iresqnenc~S. uniqueness ana
breadth has been done, and done w'th
n vengeance. NOW X seems fhat thr
energies OF In Mode ARE 70 be directed
toward voluminonsness somewhere
else. as the daughters 81 two continents
arose as one woman and. in spre'al
declaration OF independence. reiuseu
with awful emphasis 70 don me hoop
skirt The new cxcresce-ce IS - up
bear about the hips in the form OF
modest and modified panler Alreans
incipicnt paniers are seen On az, 'li'''
models for spring gowns. for a num-
The tickle dame seems deterihihch v
have somewhere in Ler attire. sAifl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

When dogs. cats AM other AMI.
malls carried long distances on CAR
and steamers, sometimes confined IN
hays and baskets. can. without ASKING
.nv questions. find their way nome
and birds travelling thousands OF miles
come back wear after year 10 the same
nests, and carrier pigeons 70 me- '.
dovseotes, il is pretty sure Una, '"e,
knew some things TO knowleose -
which no human being has yet az,
tanned. There is vast field OF anin,a'
intelligence 70 be studied ana 'h ~
more we study the more we sha'' ~
allied with wonder and admirat on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

SUGGESTIONS FOR MOTHERS
KATE DrSHAA-

The children whose mothers nave a."
en-. 81 ~, them arr 20 be piti~h.
nervous. wcrn-out- fretful woman
I. M, ! III associate FOR sensitive. I'M
.,..ass:arnl,Ie child who rejects the pass
ING moods Of those about hlIn ~ - :
looking-glass.
n i cruelty to q child TO neglect ~
...,h Prom the time ~ the appf mr.
snce ~ The teeth through the gums. they
si.a,Id ~ rubbed twice a day with soi'
rag and line water, until one ysar ~
vhen n soft brush should bcsupS'i'"'eu
Prairie Farmer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07
Bubbles or Medals.

"Bcs sarsapa When you thin. Of II noT best
that term For there can be ony one river one
seenst ocean And arsapaa ac.,r cn bu,
oeei, V, can measure mountain height and ocean cep ~
inc s,nallai You could if you chemists 'u' NJ
do you it, The Worlds Fan C e Bottle What did
tnofous ~ result ini Every make Of sarsapara shul o
Of the Fair Ayers So was that aver Mns found
h,d M room for anything that was not inc ues
And as the best Ayers sapar The haS e ana nnv breath
que ~ ~ tbe~e are pins to prick such bubbles nose o
are blowing more apara bubbles sS the bs the medal
peNs h,t scratches the medal proves gold Inc pm - e
rr;cks the bubble proves it wind we point 20 'e1A'
hes when we say The best sarsaparia IS aver ?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

feed boxes and troughs. ,eoep
tacIes for green feed; NJ NJ VI are uri,iA-
Ing vessels: a \ are nests - inches
square. windows and doors can De
arranged as shown in the Illustration
~ ~ suit the taste Of the builder. lhere
& partition in the room for ehic .s.
dixiling ii into two parts. one Tor those
c,,;te small and the other for larger
ores 4 Hath door between this room
.1 49,. main room allows the chickens
"a Farm and Home
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

$500. IN which TO throw grain in WIN
Ter 20 induce exercise, ana IL. up
AN 4 feet for shutting up sitting mems
In the left-hand upper corner OF inc
ground plan is the laying room ~ y
- feet. with nests all about inc SUI
Ju~, below ii is the room 6 by ! Iee'
Tor sitting hens, while in the iowcl
isfr-hand corner i a room - by u lee'
Tor chickens. l is box in when g
nut lime and oyster shells. / !. 1 are
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

Il practically useless The human sometimes
Is prov ided with canal w,Aei lie s howels,
becomes ,S shUfea much S Of the eete and waste
througn WI, ,ha system escapes. When they
mater o. , .ns .constipated, in other words
are stomach Filters will rel b ,n
them effectually. but without PAIN anu ,ne a.
sttute regular hao,, 81 p1d bilious, dys
p tTapuble. and strengthens the entire system
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

hava not ae vet changed much ~ s'.ie
t,-,,a remaining close about the
,,;,s ara ,iarinr still from the knees
ao,,n. and a noted designer IN l''h
s,re..t IN this city sends over this month
..o,o. h,lf dozen Paris models that VIII
lac used for every variety OF sp'ns
fabric and which are SO varied In ,s1e
~ 10 suit every taste ana fsurr-
,,o,i.l consists Of four cores. and meas
,,ras ahou, i've wards and hall aronhu
,ha haitian. This width can be re-
avc.a II desired. The front fails IN
zoos, box-plait. and the side cores aiso
dron IN a box-plait. or they can he laiu
j. i;,le plai-s II SO liked. The back Is
arranged in a graceful graduated DO,
nlai+- that is to be slightly press'i
r,ncv taffcta silks viii be IN mgr
,o,,,,. The coming season. and change
slla effects in satins. silks ana wooA
an continue TO Toe the correct iHshion
notwithstanding their prolonged inSos
49,, shot corded fabrics VIII ~
,,,,,..,r in many novel and pretty c"ii
Linations. also iridescent SILKS heurs
vfth small Dresden patterns woven
so.- beautiful colorings- Nshetha'
cox,r, and ladies' cloths viii be nseu =
49,. Gowns combined with rerp'd 81
~ xelr,t and trimmed with hana~'n
balloons ard passemenieries, =
treeds. chevioss and niohairs WIZ lor
tl,,. fashionable costumes for sehef
p wear.
( EITHER the very rough effect. or
: extreme. the hiehly-finished. snco'
Dc surfaced cloth. is the strict iar'sn
N III. Cor next season. and while the CO
re and skirt STYLES and the jaunty Jach
- ,-.-s;cs viii flourish among freshspri
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

p.a,,o overlooked the Importance or pcr
r.,'ana,,lv beneficial effects and were satis
Sna with transient action; but now thsi \
4 generally known that syrup o firs WI
- IN. .nentlv overcome hamtual cons'ipa
ZION. weil-informed people will 10y Nh W.;
o,hcr laxatives, which act for q uiae' ou
finally injurc the system.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07
FISH NOTES.

:, Iceland Goldfish beaten TO a po"oe'
are used as bread. $40
Itisnow generally bci'cscd ,ha' ns y,
,.,.es canals. etc. become mice ~ ~.
ssh bv means Of birds. The bros, am. AIN,
ssa.,;nr on ,ish-spuwn elsewhere ai'sn'
- ,hes. new waters. and drop SONS
- - ~. shawn from their bills
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

HE Feeling his way 70 49, 49, va', darn
ne la,.,,;ngs Arabellai' She with distant
friridityl ~ don't expect % marry a a i,M
,rha needs TO wear darned stockings =
Illustrated Bits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07
CHEAP POULTRY HOUSE.
ra ne Constructed ~ sod or Lumber ~
Any Bright Man

Can DC tUfFIE N''''
Any Bright Man
The exceedingly practical ana 'on
x.nicnt poultry house. an il.us'la' 10, H.,
~ which enbeilishes our columns pe
low. IS 80 feet long by fleet VICE a'iu
I'M he constructed of sod or lum"er-
st,o,yn III the ground plan. the space
a divided into four main paris. ~
,,,.inciral room occupies the entire rish'
aa ~ nm. building. a. shown IN the
ground plan. in which : are roo y.
!. fee, long: Il. box by iee' io'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

sur-.I really don't think shall ~, saa =
cart again in theatricals; ! al"a!s i eei "
though | were making = 100. - W -lsicl,
He-.Oh, everybody thinks 'Nas'
Ne Up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

M.s srnrnr II thought you san !, y w ~
,haiif,ie boy next door who was naan'',s go. a.
No nolsetf Iittle Johnnie s,;.,' ~
ma / was hitting him WIN
i.,~Blts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

.rovr makes the world 60 round Inc ne
"a. s1a .r ~ 20 round, but love makes
W. womr head swim; that's the exolana''oh-
Roston Transcript.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

THE class in natural history BEING "a ass ,Ha
.,.aa.s-ranre between dog aud tree, lie
head bow answered. "A tree iscovsr '.', Y 4,
h nay While dog seems t, be lined witl ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

prso's Cure for Consumption rene - VIZ
most obstinate coughs NJ =. "a.
Ter. Lexington, No. Feb. ~ -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

prrcuAM's PiIs for constipation lv- an. .'l
DC. Get the book lrcel ~ svu. M ,,,vas
and 20 by IL. Annuai saies o'""''o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-07

I.rxsoS-.Any slecping. apartment m m
..st',h ~, haIongtoir Snarlclrh- 10,
one one except the reaiins soom-"-ho1seA0'0
WordA
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-26

business resumed its onward march.
In 1897, with such change of tariff as
will be founded on business principles
and have the approval of the people
of the United States. we shall again
have the certainty of doing our own
work.
With the defeat of the Bryan Watson
Sewall combination will come certainty
of repayment of capital borrowed at
home and abroad, certainty that buSi-
ness enterprises will have sound
foundation and 1897, with its attendant
fourteen years of success, Will lift us
to another height of success where per-
haps another set of misguided citizens.
forgetflil of the past. will waylay us
and we shall have To beat them again.
This. then. is the reasonable prospect
of the future. | wish I could assure
you Of future prosperity that would
reign unbroken forever and ever. But
history knows human nature too well.
You will see that my statements are
not promises without limit. You have
seen exhibited many times remedies for
You ever see Il perfectly healthy world?
You ne"e' will.
Omne ignOtum pro magniiico is Latin
and pretty old. and of course we all
understand il. But [ want to give you
a free translation. Everything v, do
not know anything about always looks
big.
he human creature is imaginative.
If he sees "A tail disappearing over II
fence he imagines the whole beast. and
usually imagines the wrong beast, espe-
cially ii il is dark and wild animals
abound. suppose that all the kings
horses and all his armed men never
frightened the people of this world half
SO much as ghosts and Yet there never
We're any ghosts.
"R-memher that this contest today is
not between bimetallism and mono
metallsin. This contest is between sill
Yer monumetallism, which We have not,
and gold monometallism which We
have. This contest also is not between
the paai and the west. There can be
no such contest
.'Re not deceived by false prophets.
In the west they tell the people that
Maine is falterine. You and | know
she was never so Steadfast. Here in
the east they tell uS the west Is blaz-
ing with silver crosses and Is crowned
with silver thorns but when the tug
of battle comes the gallant west peo-
plrd by our children. will show to the
world that brothers true and tried. who
have fought so many nights shoulder to
shoulder in the great conflict or human
progress will never be separated from
each other or from that great party
al uund which clusters all the SloreS OF
thirty of the most illustriOus years of
this rountry's history.