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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

SiHt.en tn One
o. what il the CRY that is rending tn
sky.
Ali over the South and the Vest
: From far and from near the same slogan
Ne hear.
With never a pause or rest.
Though faint in the East, it is ever in
creased.
As you follow the course OF the sun.
Till the Rockies are passed. with q wild
trumpet blast.
For silver al sixteen 10 one.
II sounds 70 the tramp in the far mining
camp.
Then comes over mountain and plain:
Till caught in the mouth Of the planter
down South.
While the farmer takes up the refrain.
Wherever It's found tits q magical
sound.
And a wonderful work II has done.
Here. there. every where. it is filling the
air,
Free silver at sixteen to one
From the far Golden Gate to Washing
ton state
Thence cas-, 20 Superioris beach
Take your course: and then skip down
the broad Mississfp.
Till the shores OF Kentucky you
reach.
Up the fair Ohio past Virginia 60.
Thence eastward the boundary nm
You will thus understand that three
fourrhs Of the land.
Is bowling for sixteen TO one.
Though goId-bugs berare. and their
partissns pirate.
And their newspapers ali nm ,bs,r
space.
They tremble In fear when thar slogan
they hear.
And md II Is growing apace
though they fume and they sweat -
will ~allop them yet.
And won't We have oceans Of run
$ we bury them deep in their La, sn.t
sleep.
Meath ballots for sixteen 10 one
e fair futures ope through a glory NJ
hope.
10 'he vision enchanted Of youth;
the forces Of right come on Ike N.
light.
And triumph with justice and truth.
the prospects We see OF : sxfr, Vic
tory,
when the battle II last II begun: -
'ings are coming our way n, N.
break OF the day, =
FOR silver ~ sixteen 70 one IL
~ = Ddewtea. Llaesla lgeA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

= HE OLD RELIABLE Emy Tin and
>ove Store. in front Of the Monu-
inent, i vet conducuted bv the
daughter Of Mr. w. Erny. She
carries a splendid stock Of the cele-
brated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
Boone Township Trustee'a
Notice.

ne underngned. Trusee Of Bcuo.s
0.nsniP. Dufoss county. hereby Rsvu
1890 thaf be uill attend 70 I'll bu<sre-
eessa'ning . the ofce Of Trussee. q \.
s.dence ! y miles s11th-eass q Pcrse,n.
usss. on Saturday, Of earh vesk. asd -
0ANn all pesons having sovnshsp -.
- % psesent u % Sasurdsy- Dr..
An0nne books iron tie Tovnship -
O~sy, Are nouhed thAs the Lbrar :
sspt By Wm- AcHsrYi<. in Pon<rv..I.s
b CosvnAs. TraasaL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

~ the declaration stand convicted q Z
'rsut. and Mr. Cleveland must bear the
otinn OF having Ape led for the suf-
Traces OF the people on platform
declaration iha, was simply intended
10 deceive and rlislead.
IL Il means something then Mr.. cleve-
land Is justly chargeabie With having
BETRAYED the people xho elected him.
AND u does mean something. The first
cart Is n plain declaration for free
'oinase. The latter portion is intended
20 Qualify the former b. providing safe
guards 10 preserve the parity OF the
metals and the coins But xe repeat
u means something In the xay OF silver
,oinage
what has Mr.. Cleveland done in con-
'ornify With that declaration- He
las Drought the whole power OF his at-
NH is,ration 10 bear 10 force the repear
q TIE sherman Law. thus knocking the
iast prop from under silver. but the
part Of the plank given above he has
ignored as completely az IL il had never
been written.
ne mas declined 20 ar- mt delegates
10 an International cor nee ne has
vetoed bill for the coming Of the bull
non nov in the treasury. he has even
refused 10 treat the silver coin already
Struck as standard money (which the
platform expressly denands. and has
plunged the country sese 200 600 more
deeply In debt by borrowing gold rather
'han redeem government currency in
standard" silver coin All az this in
me interest Of the money lending in
'ereSf- gathering ciasses. and 10 the nm
Questionable injury az the toiIers and
producers OF tho country
mat Mr.. Carlisle has. within the last
e" years. turned complete sorer-
Auli on the money question. abandoned
re views OF a lifetime. and become
ne o. The most active and aggressive
hampions Of the gold power. IS not de-
ned even BY Mr.. Carlisle himself.
That Mr. Cleveland is a very stub
orn and arbitrary man. that he is de-
ermined 10 run his own Office in his
an inperious way. and at the same
me dictate the course OF the legislative
ranch OF the government il he can.
re facts that have been so conciusiyelv
demonstrated as TO 5e no longer the :
inject OF debate :
II the extraordinary conditions now
irrocn ding the administration and
le general monetary situation Of the
'un'rF DO not Justify Mr. TiIInan's
nilippic. il is difficult to imagine q
'mbinarion Of circumstances that
ouli-
With the money power reaching out
IN an insatiafe grasp for the complete
ntrol OF our national purse strings. j
IN the administration in perfect ac-
I'd. and large proportion Of the re-
Iblicans in both houses OF congress
her directly or indirectly supporting .
e policy Of Mr. Cleveland. il is about
ne for somebody 10 speak out in I
aetin--
Mr. Tillnan has done 50 His speech
II be widely circulated among the
mmon people. and in reading it they
II pay q great deal more attention 70
: meat which II contains than to its
The gold press need not
agine for moment that their minds
, be diverted from the real nature ~
the issue by tenunciafory comments. -
i in many cases are more brutal
n anything contained in TnIman's
National Bimetallis-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
cambridge Township Trus-
tees Notice.

h undeugned. 1ru~ee a b.
ssidge township. Dutuuas ooa.sv
ssoo 70 Iesnahip business o. ss.uraxv
= every week. q frAak B<ss's oss<~ !.
onn LAIN aree<, besvesn E,xA.A a.
anth. N Jaspes- The TovnaGip -
oeay and Indiana School Bc-oks ~ -.
plece- MILxaAn SnILxz, rruus<r-
Aug 10. le16-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
III haisas''i Seminal Company,
Indianapolis, indiana.

THE JASPER COURIER will
be furnished with the weekly edition
OF the Indiana State Sentinel for
$l.75 for year for both papers. or
IN clubs Of ten fors$l5. Subscribe
Now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE
Singer Sewing Machine

beg to announce to the public. that I
Dave again opened an office. where
nave constantly on hand a full line az
the Genuine Singers, with all the latest
Improvements. | have also a Iaroe
stock OF Attachments, Needles. Oils. &c
Tor all other makes and styles OF SEWING
Machines. All kinds OF Sewing Ma.
chimes repaired. Bargains in second.
hand machines.
My place Of business il on IN Stree.
between Mill and McCrillus Streets.
JASpeR. INDIANA.
PETER j. GOSMAN, Agent.
Dec. 3, lS9O-tf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
The Indiana polls
Daily and Weekly Sentinel

circulation has reached immense proper
lions by Its thorough service in receiving
oil the latest news all over the state and
from It's dispatches from foreign countries
Every reader in Indiana should take a state
paper. and that THE SENTINEL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
Columbia Township Trus.
tees Notice.

1he oDdengned. Trustee Of Ccsu~k,s
Ip-. Dub'oas county. Ind. VII sss<nt =
Township bueinea q hss ruu,6eacp a.
svery saturday. snd p<r~ccs ksvr,e
Ownship business % rxxnsscs s-< -
luesaed - present IL On thAs day q -
seek.
The IovnshiP Lbrasy i keps q IL
amer Of she Trustee. ubese doc =,
afled can obtain books
X r. ssrYs. 1rasss-
Aug 18th. IeQs-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-28
For the Same Reason.

She-Why does a woman take mans
name when she marries him?
He-Why does she take everything
else he's got?-Truth.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-28
Woman,a Way.

Henpeck-Now, my wife never wants
the last word.
Sharpe Gncredulously)-Why, how's
that?
Henpeck-She always gives it to mel
Truth
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-28
A DiscOHarY.

II four and four we're seventeen,
And twice three goats a pail of lard,
It wouldn't make much differences:
This 'rithmetIc d be just as hard
-HarpeT's Young Peoole.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-28
Which?

Which is the deadliest fool
To put the matter to vote
The theater fool who bellows ''irev
Or the fool who rocks the boat?
Chicago Tribune
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-28
or Course Not.
A Dark Secret.

me silver hair among the black
She's very quick to mark,
And frantic is the way she humps
Herself to keep ii dark.
Detroit Tribune.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-28
She Knew IL.

" Mamma you know you love TO whip me-"
Said pouting little beauty.
"Yes, dear" said she. you're right aboutit
For love to do my duty"
Nellie La Rue Brown. in Judze
OF Course Not.
Pretty is as pretty does"
Is an honored saw;
But it's one fer which tia girls
Do not care q straw
Kansas City Journal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-28
HEART OF THE WORLD.
BY H. RIDER HAGdARD.

4 Strange Story, Taken From Manuscript Be
asesthed By an Odd Mexican Indian to HIS
Friend and Comrade, an English
man Named Jones.
The morning times., 1896-07-26

woman, you are expecting me tS cut
down on your articles of food. But you
are mistaken. On the contrary, l am going
to increase them. i want you, when you
go to-the family table. to eat everything
that is placed before you.
You are in the habit OF ordering extra
dishes. or tasting OF this special thing and
that special thing. Stop il and eat every
thing. II you can't get up the nerve to
help yourself to all the vege tables, have
your plate fixed for you, as you did when
child. Eat 1t all, without thought "a COM
meDt. 1t will do you good and you will
soon get over the nervous strain of your
meal hours, thinking what win tempt your
appetite. Give your appetite a surprise and
it will surprise you by reforming. Eat a
little of positively everything that is set
before you OD your family table.
About candy and creams. Let them
alone. Intact you won't want them. You
will be so busy digesting all the substantial
things you have eaten that they will 20
begging past your boudoir door.
NOW, you get along to that fourth point
the one you want to hear abuut-love.
CURED BIZ LOVE.
Nothing cures house nerves like love,
and nothing blasts nerves quicker. You
must choose your love well. Have you in
your family any one who tries o,IT 1ispesi-
tion? Have you any one whose remarks Jar
upon you and who drives you to the verge
OF hysieria once in q while? III you have
be discreet and avoid ts.at person as long
as you have house nerves. When she sits
on the piazza you must sit in the parlor.
The morning times., 1896-07-26
NERVES CURED BY CURVES
How the lTodern Girl Seeks Beauty's
Rest.

IN my life have I tnown q case OF pro-
nounced blues in a woman who was dress
edln W hite, or light blue, or green, or cream,
or pink. So with the fabrics which YOU
see through. The gauzes, the batistes, and
the thin materials breed cheerfuness, like
looking through a pleasing vista of trees
and vines. Singular, but try it the nex time
you Feel the blues coming on. And be very
particularto wear white and tan and. other
colored SIT o,s.. For breakfast choose lit
tie red leather slippers and gold ones whe.
you sit down to sew. Try the cheerful ef-
feet upon your nerves. 1t is almost as III
vigorating as taking off the shoes and
stockings to let the feet BREATHE and there
is nothing quite as enlivening as that You
must try that once day, anyway.
FEET HIGH.
Now, saidI, about your position For
house nerves q woman should be on the
level. This is the Japanese method OF cur
Ing a woman or man of all ills. When Oh
q level the body has absolute relaxation.
There rs not muscle strained. 1 should
advise you to have footstool handy. EIe-
vate your feet upon anything-the fire
place, the handy little Cairo stand, the
runS OF chair, anything that rests. or
course, couch is best, but young women
hate to pose as va!etudinarians.
When you have Teclined, test your
SELF to see if you are re laxed Notice if
You are claspipg your hands tightly
Test your back to see if it is at ca.e
Slip your hand under your spine TO find
il you are bearing full weight upon tie
cushions or are supporting yourself on
your nerve. Keep On with your tests until
you have found absolute relaxation. Ttcn
you are in proper position for your nerve
cure'
Now" said 1 to this pampered young
The morning times., 1896-07-26
: WOMEN AS DRuMMERS.

A SUBJECT that is attracting much at
IA tentioD a I present is the woman drum
mer. She has entered American
enfnnercial life, und she Is there to stay,
That's what her Inen competitors say about
II. Ten years agoa travelling saleswoinan
was not only looked upon with curiosity
out also eyed with suspicion. Now she
packs her grips and sample cases and comes
anu goes as she pleases. Nobody bothers
one whita bout her rroreverybody y has lea rned
tiiat she IS Filling her niche in the world
Win satisfaction IT, herself and her EN-
picyer, ana, in nCst cases, without lessen
rug hGr seff,respect or losing the respect Of
others.
To some ii is almost a sacrilege to speak
OF wofnin as a drummer. But why not
women drumn.ers? Ther are women lIw-
yers, women dccturs and women preachers,
and, in fact, there is hardly known line
Oh trade but has wciIian working at
IL. women have just as much right 10 go
Oh the road and earn a respectable salary
as they have 10 stand in a Close. stufry
store all day. showing irascible customers
i fne oil ribhons or -Calieoes. for So a
week. True, sOire une viii say they have
no rlsht IN store, their place is at home.
ihe lie of drummer is not II he'd of
roses and the wtinun who has sufficien.
nerve TO Withstand the hartlships and in
conNcniences TO tie encountered oil the road
rs indeed worthy of admiration. The
woman drummer differs very materially
from the men drun,mers especially as the
latter do sometimes tuke it easy, while
.ne women seem TO throw their Whole soul
Into their business. The woman drummer
Is just as fond Of home and iesed ones as
Is her sister who is constantly talking of
these things at Club meetings, and She is
lust as woinaniy and as eager to support
tsose agencies calculated to elevate the
h,hhan raee whenever she finds the time
10 spare fron her nevef-endinE duties.
The morning times., 1896-07-26
THE MORNING TIMES, SUNDAY. JULY 20, 1895.

When she walks, you nap; when she pla IS
the piano, you walk. and so time yourself
that you don't have TO be eternaiiy Jared
up. Sad as it is, any one in my position
Will tell you that half the ills are caused by
jar in the household; some nice. we'll
meaning person, with talent for nagging
everybody.
'Of course. there is other love In the
nerve cure prescription. When you are
nervous allows yourself to see only the
friends OF whom you are sure. Avoid
those WHO are going to tell you har.
rowing things, among the women. And
among your men friends, avoid those
who will make violent love to you, or
threaten dreadful things IL you are not
ready to reeiprocate.
Never allow a proposal when troubled
with house nerves. You do yourself u
rank injustice. Either you refuse be-
cause you are in nervous temper CT
you accept because you cannot bear to
raject. II you reject, and rightly so, you
still wrong yourself, for In the strain
of the moment you burst into crying,
making the man regret in one brief minute
the course lie has mapped out for himself
eternaliy Thatis one curse of houseneryes.
They utterly unfit q woman for these trying
positions in life. Put off your proposals
until yOu feel strong of nerve. Then accent
gracefully or reject firmly.
lhest are tilnRs Il must tell my pa
ueIts. II do not they will reproaeb
me aftcrward. 1 once treated a little
widow For house nerves. One morning
she came to me crying. He proposed tn
me last night said she, and l rejected
him. ] was SO nervous that / was nearly
crazy. His BeCktie was too long in one
loop and that aggravated me TO madness.
When he leaned forward to take my hand
the short loop slipped out. That was too |
much for my week nerves, and / drew my
hand away and said. Leave me, cannot
talk tonight He was hurt by my cold
ness. Tins morning l have Hoie that
he has left town. Oh, my wretched house
nerves! Why did You not caution nle?'
Now. my dear young lady" said /, |
II will give you these rules Jotted down. |
They are all you will need for full cure |
Don't furget TO read them over every |
HELEN WARD.
The morning times., 1896-07-26
SUMMER DAYS
AT SARATOGA
Bells Ring of Brice and Fair
NuptialS.

Excuse me. but let m e assist you to dis
, mount l wisn go inquire II you lost this?''
The speaker, handsome, blonde young
= q, .. IA Sc,e upon
the broad driveway leading out to Sara
toga i-ake. An ms manu- hr held a white
isowknou necktie- Time, 4 o'clock in the
afternoon The day, one OF Saratoga S
| clear ones, showing the wonderful out
lyiIiss scenery III tne cr1sp, bflsS ar
II beg your pardon, but is this yours?
II not, allow me to assist You to re-
mount"
The Young woman thus called from her
occupation of pedaliing looked at the
iitt.e .neuktie. blushed. reit OF her throat
and murmured, IL don't think it is,
but l have one just like it at home, and
maybe that is mine. i may have lost it
somewhere"
That was enough. Quickly the two
mounted and wheeled out to the lake to-
getiIer. for this Is the accepted way OF
starting up filtration at Saratoga, and
il She Young woman repudiates the neck
tie the young man begs pardon, steps
back and waits for the next pretty cy-
clienne to come along.
NO RACES.
Where once the sound OF the trumpet
was heard in the land 1t is now all ST.
ieuce. Lie Tucc tfICk Is closed and the
bugler who cnlled the horses to the pole
has entered upon cataieptic sleep from
which not all the cries of .Surat aga's
guests or tile neighing td horses can call
him. There is no more racing ut Sara
toga. HUrseruciug is as far removed from
Saratoga as from Moody,s camp at North
field, aud gambling is no more to be found
tl,an ut Chautauqua.
complete metaniorphosis took place
this summer at Saratoga Springs. Even
the fiavors Of the waters arc changed By
it. and the streets have different look.
The reform which swept over it with
the change of Politics has been made per-
feet this year, and Saratoga has closed
Its famous Morrissey Club House, shut up
Its faro banks, forbidden booknaking and
enforced Sunday laws that are a night
mare to the swift summer man who goes
In for horses and games. Even the ele-
ments have combined to make this more
for short time ago Riley's
ia amons uld roud-house. where old Comno-
dore Vanderbilt bought purch recipe for
81 900, burned TO tile ground. II
But in place OF all this has come re-
Saratoga, and there are thou
sands who like 1T better. This is attest
ed by the pretty nlaidens who flcck to It |
The morning times., 1896-07-26
She Must Wear Light
Blue, Eat Prosaic Food,
and Avoid Agitation in
Heart riafters.

"And now said the woman spec oialist,
"comes the season for house nerves.
''In my Capacity as woman's beautifier !
must also be physician, for If woman
Is sick she can l lie IireIJy, and imust under
stand everything from nothing to nerves,
The former, you must know, is the fash
ionable trouble. 1t Comes from bad tenn
per, thw'trted ambition and envy. The
remedy y is the getting OF the coveted thing
Yes, L have 10 treat such cases.
But 'housenerves' is a real maiady and
one for which 1 must prescibe treatment
and drugs. House nerves Come on in sum-
mer, when the air indoors is sultry, and
the air outdoors worse still. When there
Is a deal OF gayety o. nights and deal
OF lying in bed Gaytimes: when the nerves
give way and despondency comes on, en-
iivened by bright hours or forced gayety-
mat Is when house nerves have set in
as real disease, and you find your dane
ing girl and your pretty woman falling
upon your shoulder and bursting into tear,
unexpectedly. House nerves are bad
things to have.
In my own mind, when / set out to
cure a case or house nerves. l divide the
cure INTO four parts. They arc dress,
position, food and love All four are
necessary TO a cure.
Last Week Newport heiress came down
The morning times., 1896-07-26

/ tennis, bicycle tournaments. and eyery
| sort or outdoor game, n very Olympia of
| sport.
To Woodlawn Oval IL is said that Ii
Hung Chang will travel when he visits
this country. as the Duke of yeragua
ana every visiting nobleman has done
ehae ever caine to this country. Later
in the season all tile Newport people
come over here for taste of the water,
aud to recuperate. So Saratoga is di-
vided into four seasons of its own-club.
studious. gaming. and social each having
two weeks to itself.
saratoga is filled with echoes this snIn-
mer. They come from the steady rolling
OF The tires along the smooth roads and
from the cling-ciang OF tile bells One of
these notes sang down tile avenue that
Two summer visitors here would be Miss
Hfice and H o. Bax Ironsides OF the
british legation The bells went on to
say that tile two were as good as engaged
aud would make part of a summer marty
in which young Mr. Brice and Miss yir-
giDa Fair would tom also-as a coupIe
over whose head might ring marriage bells
in the ran. That is what those Saratoga
bells say and also that Miss Elbritlse Gerry
VIII marry Richard T. Wilson, jr. ana
That all will visit here before the leaves
turn They will come over to the flower
purdue auu TO Visit friends. as they did
last year. and all will be merry with them
Saratoga used to be the very center OF
fashion. II Ia so vet. hut of fashions OF
another sort The etiquette runs some
thing like this:
Gentlemen must pull down their hi
cycle trousers to cover the calf of the
leg at dinner.
Gentlemen upon coming into the dining
room are expected to remove tie lid,
known as cap
RFusbed and parted hair has gone out OF
date.
Bcrcie stockings need not be worn with
a yellow garter
No young man wearing his sisters b,oom-
ers VIII be allowed upon the piazza.
Pviamas must not he substituted for
white duck trousers.
White duck girls and flannel men ara
very plentiful. ard the favorite piazza
joke Yesterday was this delightful one:
You broke YOUR word
"Impossibie.''
You did. YOu said so vourseIf You
told me Won busted your smoke"
And then. after the death-IiEe hrish
comes the merry tinkle as of resi- oasive.
appreciative bells.
HARRY GERMAINE.
The morning times., 1896-07-26
PLAYING CARDS FOR STAKES.

SS, HERE is but one objection TO the game
1 OF whist" said Miss Kate Wheeiock
IN recent Interview, land that is
when 1t is played for money. That tends
TO lower the high character of the game
III u game of chance is desired upon which
To risk small or large -stuke. there are
others so much better aiepted TO the pur-
pose that 1t is reproach to degrade whist
from the high position it would Otherwise
occupy. This is the work ti,at women will
dofor whist. They wi1l give no countenanee
I" The game excepdplayed simply for the
cultivation of the mental faculties.
Men have been the pioneers of the garss,
nut. having cleared the way, our women
have been quick to take advantage of their
opportunities and have followed fast uroa
the footsteps of the leaders. 1t is well for
the future Of whist that 1t should be so, for
the game Is peculiarly a home amusement,
and Us such depends upoh the gentle protec-
tion of women for its full development as
a household sport"