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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26

90 s.ch shoe was 4 piec- OF mowine
,r.rbine cutrsr-bar. about hve-eisnth-
~ - inch thick and three or TOUT
vide
Tta we're attached at the upper enc
- taIt- one being on zach side ailc
about two feet apart. ard siah, 80
tr-c~ made OF wagon tire was nol''-
:, - shank about third ot thr way
.-orr he bottom and 10 the beam soilis
!. frches ahead. The shoe was p'ese
~ ,neh-s-eel about three inches WIZ
80 /. : finished condition about sever
;rrbe~ long. the back three inches De
irr fun =ize ard the from. drawn GOV I
10 = tap~ring chisel-esi--~ WIZ . sl'- n
irrl;-,afiori down Just sufficient 20 rii'. :
: draw ir.o the soil and rest upon m
whe.Is : clevis and handles a'iac'is''
Ike culrivztor handles eomp-r'eH In
cu-ti--
AZ the -Irne saw the pillow sNorN ~ :
had been a prolonged drought. ana
Was being used il an unoraireA- rTa'
~-.x Soaul. and il did It's work perfec'i,
Nth : 40. very heavy team drawing
The surface blowing was nine iiic-,r
and Tie ~ubsoiIer went seven li1ei y
80 mixing a total ~ 70 inches
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FROM DAYS or OLD.

- ,he famous Garden OF Olives %
rs-rsalem there are eight hourishing
$50 ,rees that are known TO be over
one thousand years old
A PErRrEfEp skeleton OF pal'eo1o'io
s,--;an thirtv-three feet long has Jus.
heen discovered in a stalactite cave at
the Cazmont quarries. between houen
and Havre- ,:,.s
R.n-1oxrAS tablet in the British
,-sen which has just been dc.
-iphered has anaccount 81 the uea.n 7,
- Sennacherib. almost identicai
len. that in the Bible IL Kings MS-'
b. T.
Tuv fir. known coin i cAnese,
= conner. and specimens weighihe
s-ora one 70 I've pounds, and Supposed
~ da-e from a period Of at least wv
,housand years before Christ are sun u
existence
Tar discovery Of the tusl~s and me
,.-sof several great elephants Llepna
n-i,nocenius and antiquus' IN ~
rha-en,e. France, are among the iarl
-. -. found in Europe The o's
c.. Is nine feet When the ah',n'
svas alive something over twelve &c
night have been the size OF tn~ '''sA
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coxr.a reports show that Spain
..nas yearly about $500. 900 worth OF
60 rrD,uc.s 20 the United States and
aha, the Americans sell sis'voo'0s'
worth OF food products 10 spaia-
Tur mos, rapid growth In the ex-
co-.s q. japan IS in floor rnatuhEs.
which now 20 10 the United States anu
r,rone 10 lots OF 100000 bales AZ
go THE second increase Il in cotton
rugs ~
T.p,ocA i no, a grain like rice. ~ Is
s..-..,,v substance obtained by wash
- AT s.--aping the roots OF the cas-
-, -r.rr Most az X comes. we De-
Esve from Brazil. The cassava plans
soes 10. grow in the United States
X mite 81 the profession that Eng,
land /, irving 10 keep liquor out Q,
af-ica .he value Of spirits Importer
TITO the Niger pro,ectorate alone ross
s-o-, 40 oO0 In 1898 TO si.iio,oOo II
iso,. the duties imposed on Aquo
sc-,uin- IS per cent Of the revenue
from customs
coxsrr. GENERAL McIvoR has sent
The Department Of state a comprehel
.iva statement, Of the foreign trade
I,r,n sor 1894. The total exports III
rear "a have been s57,5eo.oii. and u
: 80 ;,prorts s59.CS0. SIS. OF the e
= norts. So COS .306 worth were sent 20 y
II United States. for which this counti
returned goods to the value OF On
Ss-gi39.
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NJ .ha. soretells his own Calamity
"a makes events before they come
So.h twice endure the pains OF evn oes-
,inv.-Davenant- -,
IL we steal from the moderns. II WI
h. cried down as plagiarism II from IN.
.nc;eu,s. il will be cried up as eruo'
.ion--Co!ton-
TuosE who attain TO any exceiience
commonly spcnd life in some single pul VI,
81, Cor excellence is nc. often gaine0
On easier terms. johnson
oSE principal reason WHY men are :
o..en useless is that they divide auo
sh;f. ,heir attention amongst mutt
plici.y Of objects and pursuits--In
Dons-
vurx infinite wisdom established 'n'
rule Of right and honesty. ne saw -
that Justice should he always the nisn
- expedieney. Wendell fhAips
Iris poor and disgraceful thing NO
20 be able to reply. with some degre
- certainty. to the simple questions
..Uhat will you be? What VIII ~
do9--yohn Foster
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:, = not a great undertaking 10 pro-
-. snall trough in some convenien.
-. -. 4 acre they can cat their soaked
ecrn ard milk unmoIested by old.r
go. -. They learn at an early age !"
80, ,b~ir ssheboard and their appIe'
ss.,;on * isS contents increases daily.
- -. go~s ON they will become more
q sepsadnt upon ,her .iae 5s' e. ,s w
s- - You are reminded that ycl
-, 49,. s-,,her regular lot on your feed
-or n tie time they are ten q 'sve..s
..ssts ~ ,ou have them weaned with
81, lit,I. ceremony. They have necom'
- .,,srhed TO ..lesE feed trough r.
,Ssy miss their mother but I', re 7.
80 .ox iii have reduced IN the hos
- n,Is. making weaving very sD'
-. matser.-Pscifie Rural PresA
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4 WORD .~our TURKEYS
GARNER. should Raise MI.
Of Them


There are not neariyas many turAe.
---,.- A. there should pe- A-rs =
$780, \ wear that turkeys are not rno'e
r.-,-i-ab,e than hogs. for they ai"ass
1,-.-- good price il the uarAefs' am
-.,alv = rarely equal 70 The De
Tb.. bronze turkey j. the favor'fe NIL
- hr...5-r~. a. Il grows 70 a larEF
-fr~ Ana = about The hardest OF al .l'.
,.-..-iss. TIE only rival y ma 'nA'
--a,,-ts ~ much IN the west = -.
.vari..-v. y hich Is growing iANo'
s--,,,.a os IT, beautiful appeaEAnes
-, dressed. anG the hne quality *
49,. meat. Ii dos not grow a arg
49, bronze turkey. a. tho same age q.
!. preferred cy rnany con- uflh~rs. az
,hax are often willing &c pay scihe 'ilAh
extra 10 ct one
vr.rc turkeys tpoults y the prof.
-.,r,-t ar ~orlew bat tender NJ hrs'- 81
- b. carefully looked after lot n
80 few weeks OF thei II lives anu =. 4
s-nrn being exposed 10 rains or ear
morning dews.
Thev should II FED for The hrst -,
AZ. OF bread dampened mot soaNeu
II sweet milk With this may oe gl'e
cottage cheese made in the same MAJ
for the table. but with less sa
sra more pepper in L. After 'hes 8
-..-,sa and begin TO show the red g.
--a.;o~~ about the neck Nsbootii
: 80 red this j. cailesii. they may oe
. loved perfect freedom. and 'hsy y
{ raam widely. searching for insee
4 80 = their favorits food--tarn =
= r-e.la
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could rot find any Jumps Dles'.
brtternut- .s.
r-he entire iron work Of the ou'n'
uas made by a country biaeksfn''h'
sra ,he cost was quite small IN prOlh
- 20 the usefulness Of the tool fig.
shows the pillow as my frierd had &c,
!, Is. He had hook clevis- ahu
charged from one plow 10 the "'hrI
s~-rr time round The suosoller Fan
~ steady as q mud sled. keeping r'sh'
+ iozxu 10 is work without any e>sf'
tion OF tie part Of the driver Is only
wax point was the side STRAIN On 'is
stans- which. hsvins only tnre+--lhc. |,
h4arirr against the bears ana -.'-'nSA
leverage. was liable 70 nc bent s-deWi>'
ID IN either nearer o. farther irou
- u=--per than was hest Ia insuF'
souaIfrv q. work - height OF bean
\ necessary 20 clear furrows VITA IN
dounl4 Tree. This fault car only ce rem
ediess bv putting another and ShoF'e
t.-.u, below. boiling each shank 70 eac'
give a drawing. Fig. p showing "a
construetioa after such : Dan
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-
p,. 80 Meteor appreciated y. ana thsS
- snrici~nt-
The next DAY Rcb returned 20 1aeH
INolan's prepared 20 cou'i.-.ie ~
tior that had he~n 80 srtifrh's 800,
rru,-h- He had hardy -h'rFsn
INN. however. h-n H.. man " no r.
even fir,, the rloiu farts y inc niu'pr'
,-srs called him a~ sit-
.-~ag- stranger. rp ron " ant As'"s'-ei
srorxs since Ynu'rr IN tre NJ ~
might A. Well aa'~ AL VA 80 -
there's q eu~~fH ~ ~ y rou..l
airgiEs 81 ~ present W
,iricnir'. lack and me- tAA' tnAss
gang - counrrrfeitrrs hark IL -,
mountains ~unr ers- lou AA''''
/ f-i.er ron ulrt "a tl'e Es'i. ses''...--
4 Well. h.'- pr~" '~ial- X ms
/. Fgr DIDN'T want yon np h~rr- 49,"
yCu FER -ov~rlrn-is' eii.ip-
isoi. grew interested IT, w-NA -
,iculsrly anxious for anothe sco'i,' ''u'
a..sshs-r MAS H. il The h---.'i p .f'''iE :
!. rr.il story -~sapr him At Ef7-4. -
aouier invest i-satlof- eiic4rii- l'fe'' 80.
4 IN, miners su> picicn~ wr1F
a SEVERAL dayS .ater seArs---iseN " i'i~'' :
rh-..-.olurru article from 'lr slr'e'.'
\. correspondent az Iimtown Ahtn iol
!. lowed a yiSir 10 Roxy anypn "l :. - :
n ~ aot.TslE.s. T.l officials ana 4 l'A'i IN
III den. The Meteor had ~--v'l si'-iis .''''
~ Toe T. .@-raEn and News felt 'hril-ss' ~
49, obliged "a s-nd crrs~f-psid~f'- % 4
interesting ~crti+ 81
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4 FEW VALUABLE DISCOVERIES

ANOTHER Roman watch tower .he
.wentv-seventh in a line along ".
Paine from Basel 20 the Lake OF 'on'
s.-ncc. has just been found near hnein'
felden- :,
~a,,prrrE skeleton Of moa q
s;norni, the gigantic, ostricn-l,'Ne. 80 =
INC, bird Of New Zealand and the eo ,'
lent sandstone. has just been DIS
.ovc-ca in a New Zealand cave
4 eo.tsrsrIBIE clay has been discos
.-rd The working people IN the 81
80 =. Ialu made use Of It as iue'
The clay IS burned in the lorn % -.
der. Il gives blush fame ?. 60 ~
intensity. There Is no sign o. s'ao~.'
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-.w What, Three charminEiy exess.so
In A. r"lors. drawn BY ". W. Lsr =
possr ,i.A, Reed aud Ray Brown. WI e
.ew LOW; tlee ~ postage 70 any address s on
seint OF one Dollar. Al VINO are ,a aisisr
with the s.poster craze WI, 49, - but q
e'. ezra. IA number az the posters, WI b. -,
mn The he's scarcity Of q good NM .y'
snsa. A 80 valve Address Gro. II E. ~,
x xa,.n ;.nersl Passenger Agent 81 tns ~
60. Milwaukee a. 81 Pan. n--'i"-s'
| %. ony Brl ding. Chicago IL
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ooop suesolL plow.


Th< following description OF noine-
md. subs.oil F,lcw said 70 do peFfes'iy
...,ssAetorv work when made strong
.,o.-h =, condensed from the country
GeEt.ruau.
som. - months aeo ] hal O. "s''1
20 visit brother gardener an 'hr ",
err rart az the coGnty late ~ i.f iA,l
ara toanA him using hcme-nane ~
so.l~r thar exactly tn~' M IDEAS y
what such n tool should aceolnp''sn,
n was 4 straight bealn az haFn ~o''.
Tire. bv four inches in lie ana -'''o,l'
u. Zee, long. supported with an ofu''
navy rlovv-s heel AZ zach ei.si- an'' 49,
ing On either side bstwern me $3.50
srIf steel shank. which N turn 81 ~ ss
= s.s.l vsed-@-sEaPeL shoe ne S'AA
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he nrx- -hrse iays- letter eve 'ss-l X
etar,~ 10 o. II y Iir'.e-
l-up's -cpostorial instincts io2- 4 -.''-
IL turn-
VINO -sas q. Il be esd
-Iim smith
-Sian III ans rrcmine1ce-
--you H., he ws-. O-snrd half 'iie
dam
-wca1rhy
--~onie " Har-- rsieariHssiy
who siiirsi himg
That y haf they're rTyin' 20 End ol-'
down to Jacks
-yha- induced tile net
Can't ,ell von any more jest az
vise vou 10 k-er cl.-ar y lrek bpa'ar 7
,sn scsnr either Gurus fools sad iil-
rr-raltg. GOOD fay. stran-rF-
INT E.a., was not 70 H. frightened Atc
abandoning his trip. beside here We I
scoop for the Mrieo-- and the 'aiEi~ - I
.coon - .h@f r-.trrpri~in- sh--ci M''- -'''
,ooe ir-norefs- Fob resolved ~ - cr 49,
,r,,s, - luck aud his own adroIins :
a. 49, his NEE =. The stranger hA'
shown too -aH-ch anxiety for his t~sit-
frri ferE. = IRE lnE A4iA -
r-..,rr-e t. the story ard before -.
hal ridden a mile he -h-si rhoTo1'H -
corsincsd himself that b. had c"i
,.rx.i with ri.- real murderer r.
x,ded ~, the whole thing was rc-
falr-ard that ny continuing ha> risi
ny H.. wn,ild - the nl-an. ~ ih~ 81
,ur. and punishment ~ The escaTir
criminal-
Another mile ard he came 20 a e@rss
e., mart az The travellers informant 4
49,. correct. AZ least. and inquiry a'-if
l. rrosesl That i was Jack lAAe--AH'
cor,-ar, 10 RI expectations Fob ~
xsth al ho<piseiils reception wifsnn
.rx suggestion o. Suspicion- True :
Smith ~as MURDERED thrr~ Fn1i n'n
inr. In, Jim smiths ul'ir'itr-r has'
rad l~en app7ehs nhsd- and rem
,oo.i..~ se~t Fob discovered Gang I.
a. ,h.. hr.rze hack ~ The camp hA'
s.n,lv met with lofty treatment
az ra.s. SOME one had paid me u
.l,y. and lob had nothing 10 t~ar-
7, made q great stosy for tn Aes'
Being .n the ground Bob cot ~. ~
tails and .hry -,ss-Fed ro ersit-'lsisn
Ue rid rot resi- until ne hsd 'fe =
On she wires. though il r~s-sSi'n's
extra ten miles on horseback - \
town. tie nearest telegraph Sal
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sCooPED.


Tc0Prrtnitr- is@i
y.~rx hirh neon IN the Rockies Inc
S..~b, seorehiur rays ~ the western .
~, stole over the rar-1,si r'ir" 81 'i'
CO. d-.Al.ne RANCE. Gown ini" Ing Va
INV valley below. where Thy ik.''s.
he he'd 81 soii1ar. traveller iif.F'
"a aas--y,nrn from his lons rAFN'-
,;nee da1 hr,ak. lob Long was i'' NJ
,.,ston,ed 10 such jauntr a. tAiH 'i'''
,s.s evident. Yet in a nic1~ii e n = -
.,..xing II. In ANY event. after s'ii'li'r
80 49, CANYON for the privilege g.
-r.uc-hsnr IT, h. had no inirn''''i' -
c,.irs- hack on the venture a' 'AiiS
=, ~. game. : tNo-werA~ NnsA' .,'''
s,,r,rs- \, hich ~ need not turn ~ ii'''
- ,,.,.y dih no- come but once annual
= AND /, was nrt - ~ wa~i"-i in $50
,.-,r8 s,lan,--s. I:ut he wa, iirei- Ani 'l-'
,-,l.. i-raS. under him did n"t i-'-s'S
go ,nos- r-.srful ~ movements hrn
-, The road WAS lonely teartniis :"
-. 4..,-,, "a wonder how he had man
,..,s 10 mis- an the camps. Tor - lis
i. Mas ~ the heart ~ an extensive i4iii'
80 diStrscf. lie kept travelling sifnr
ms, NJ. could not ~ satisfied 70 so
,.n..l ~. had arrived az some definite uI
,..---andirr zsi.h himself IN r-S1Fr
~ ;oes-sor. Nors ~ Nas All ~ 80
r.. narrow trail ". and around x
IA. ~ 4 crar-y mountain then uti'l-
,,,a.fe valley gain The r.rAs'ifls' ~
.,..s.5 70 view All approaching h"rs
ma. riding with the eas~ q iona ri.
.,e.. Fsvr minute later 'ar mem -'-'-'
u. exchange grre'irgS
--if~ilo. stranger. rrcST+-cfin
wei. 4es. little Proc p~7ci'lE
pleasure
sorry 70 disarreiit ycr- s'ran-.
Int vou won't find j. ~ ihe~r 'F" 4
r;r Rocky eanyon don pro-
rc-h;u- hu, Aar,i work and -.sa iisspi
- Done rrrn roll out 'rioa-h q
10 ken a filler in chawin- '''A''''rl
can testify 70 THAI li-~n hrFr -'''i-
three YEAR now
Rob Hooked incrrsiriou~-
-your report DOESN'T agree VIII
minors that find their w1y our o.
canyon
-Facr. jest the same Mighty
rs.~+ fer a stranger 20 lccst~-
Fol, lrersa 10 surmi~c his presence
no desired in ROCKY CANYON ~
experienced inha bitan'
How far + X 10 The nearest ~
camp he asked
lack Iiroian-~ i down -here a I
Put ia aLAi>.. you 70 keep out o y
camp fer the tire hem friier
cered tnsrc this morning ana W.
mighty warm reception waitln' II
stranger tia; happens 70 turn Up =
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..u. Wasn't Bunt In a Day.

,,o,.har ar. the obstinate uialacies, 10 tne
Nel1 aril ~ which the great corrective, hos
,e..er's stomach Bitters, is adapted c.r, ,S,s
&c az hour To persist in the use OF t Cd,
standard remedy is no more man lur e,,,na a
iousness. constipation. malaria, rua Az
tism. kidney complaints ano he.,
among the complains
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To make i, apparent 70 thousands We
80 .l..,nselyes in. that they are no, ~.
eir,ea with any disease. but that The sys,e,n,
..-',,S, r..s.is cleansing Is TO bring com
s'a.ae = their hearts. d a costive condlnot
= easily cured BY using syrup o. r, rn'
Manufactured oy ~. WA SAt Nv III druggists.
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THERE is third silent party 70 al our
barva,ns. The nature and soul o. ~ ~ ~
taxes upon itself the guaranss ~ hs,,'.ssr
TIiment ~ every contra-t, 80 t4At no-Ss
..s,-,, cannot come 10 loss Emerson
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r,.xxsrowS-"Ho, weather Is appro-
rria,e 10 the beginning Of me uaseua,, -
sou.n Homewood why .ha.sers,
ii, yivcs appropriate exercise 10 tI'c A.S-
p.,,shnrrh Chroaic.e- Telegraph.
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Rsowx-.I am going 70 challenge tha'
80 xho ran on with my VIE yeue
Ivy nv. that was six mon rs az. - ~" - =
81 know 1t, blt be has seat nef o'-e~
~ " World
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Frs stopped FREE and permanently xS"s,s
~ a. asier frst DAYS use q Or. hn. s,
:rs.r Nerve Res'orcr Free 81 ira. Dos -
= tr.aiise. On. KIISE, g3 Arch 81 f'hi'>
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rur COMPOSITION OF Mss. -DolheL =,
-, f..'Ta-e that man Is made Of Jus
s4,eii,a ale ms 10 he n get any Io'-se
sr,rr, You VI Detroit Free Press
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In tao Fsorhay was
ire which destroyed nli4n."-
value OF s1.cnutrt lae iA"i-n
sard.d the s-x.taticn - H'a'S ~ ~
anger ~ the God ~ita- ~ 49, N.
Ana r~ni,en-fal offerings werr H.
.nd rravsr~ repeated while ~" f're y I
- nrr-~r~<v 4, ssa. his senrefHi nsno-
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A saLrow Skin. acquire. ns-,-s c.a
u,,l,. Hair AMI Whistler Dye. ~ eenU-
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P,so's Cure for Consumpton nas 70 A..
~ ID Do baltimore, Nd, Dec :, ".
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G.rrrr pleases more when We ar a.
surei that Il does not cover car
Nine de St4Ael.
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HIM TO BEkr.-A wet carpet
bourne W cck.y Times.
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Ar,rrR aud perpiexcd What sra. I s"y.
IL worse 20 man than wors'
Co,eridge.
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Hairs Catarrh Cure
i,ntinnal Cure. Price sc

-, d,ySnity That stirs within ns--baeon-
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Thar which history can best giss
enthusiasm which Il raises In ou1 h'~
Goethe.
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Tile eoolness is refreshing;
The roots and herbs 1nvsgov.
aflng; tie fsOo together am.
mating. You get the ,5ghr
~om6inaflon m HIRES
R0ofbcey. ,.
r,s.,-,. =, n. csarss '. HIRE &c. F...ss
- r.esa-s nasss ss-isss- seA ess's-
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-rns Meteor " ~rt - ~ = cary
pa --a Eo.-s-r held cT*n laFe ici
..---s.- r,r-trtssars 0s mysterious
,r..arr.. That secured IN The kn+rs
.-.-,,r district ~ prry'crts night =
4 ". -.or sEeu nothing - t's- even u'.'i
rh~ rival Tzrer~ 7Hr0Hnfri N
49,. -. .no-hs- horrible crime na'
1--..- committed fu rh- .efr-ttN i''.A-
,snv.n. 4 gentleman Whose ~ me- '''Ae
.. 49,. ...,rrrained- irsi- Who VA
-hcrrh- ~ w y government Official. hAt
* rrsrrnt'er~ = lack po'-an
mining carss hanging - . 'rse ~r's5A
u5..s from Iirrt-owr- lncicai'olls 1919
~ - 49,. .~raF,ed ccunterfritrr~ = -
-.-r.----ar~ ~ IN deed
ror .h4 fr~- time The Meteor e',
~..,.~-.F..r- a. Iimtowr was scope,
Tn Meteor couldn't rns'rr~'aA" \.
: v.ssav- after u~~~arr- wired Y" iso'
rorc Iiuptczxr- was reported unnelA'
.rrd The M~.ror's er-toT grr- q
/ r,,s The a. il heard time fo- A.
49, ..gs.;or and NJ story ~ the " net
80 ~ determined "a satisfy hiFnsel
IA as readers On ore rcinr- ~ So
4. II. sem a bret message r. th~ oE'i ~
- .rirr-o,,r. who was that IAs
n wgsivr~h~yI VIZ there the c-h-F n'g AZ
u. Immediately The wires ricAeu -
- Bob Long
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26

- new moon in winter time c2-IlnA
teIse-n two and four q
s.oru.x. with rain OF snow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-10-22
A SYSTEM OF ESPIONAGE.

"Every doubtful voter, not only in Illi-
nois, but in the country, is at this mo-
ment registered and under surveillance
OF vast corps of secret agents. Every
manufacturer or other large employer is
working in touch with Mr.. Hanna to
discover the true state of affairs. This is
especially the case in Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio.
$50 determined is Mr.. Hanna to pene.
trate into the secret state of the labor
vote that he has induced employers to
resort to the most extraordinary secret
means of investigation. One manu-.
facturer in Illinois has actually employed
detectives and placed them among his
workingmen to ferret out the truth. -
Pittsburg Dispatch.
The above is sample of the boastful-
ness of the gold press. Workingmen
for opinions sake, are watched by detect
ives and made to associate with that
class of thieves and thugs. The secrets
of the men are wormed out of them and
they are watched as closely as though
an expression of their opinions was a
great crime. Workingmen who are
known for their intelligence and sobriety
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-10-22

But while the great and honored Of
our country use and recommend all to
use DIR. Greene's Nervura, it is among
the common people, those in the ordi-
nary walks of life that on account of
their vast numbers, the marvellous and
extraordinary benefit, the numberless
cures, the remarkable restorations to
health by this most wonderful of reme-
dies, can be day and constantly OBJ
served. DR.. Greene's Nervura is dis
tinctively the medicine of the people.
Its discovery was for the people, it
cures the people and it stands to-day
unrivalcd as the peoples remedy.
1t makes those who use it strong and
well.
1t is the prescription and discovery Of
our most successful specialist in cur
ing nervous and chronic diseases, DIR.
Greene, of 35 West 14th St., New
York City, and was used for years
in his enormous practice before given
broadcast to the people as the great
est restorer of health in the worlds
history. DIR. Greene can be con-
Srlted free of charge, personally or
by letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-10-22

what Senator Teller has wisely said, dis.
aster to America in the near future. The
foreign investors that control the fnan-
ces of Portugal, Italy, Egypt, India and
many South American States, have en-
slaved the masses to pay the interest on
their public and private bonded debts.
Must we saddle the same conditions on
the people of the United States and COM
pei the producers to sell their products
in an English market at whatever price
the latter may name to pay the interest.
That is what English loans and bonds
means to our citizens.
We want cheap money which means
an abundance of money, and we want
that money made from our own gold
and silver products and if a greater
amount is needed, we want the govern.
ment to issue it direct to the people.