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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Notice 10 hereby given n tina. 'ne toxnship.
signed, Trustee Of Harb,sG;n o., s;nss. on each
~;il stt md to township business ass,ce Ga and
saturday Of the year, at my s;ress oMv TO
rsvsons having township pusines'h =. h;", ~
rrrssct are required TO present J" " m
on Saturdays. a, hs kent q,
"i Indiana School Books are ioi a;,,. ss'e an; y;
uanrv Ruehrschneck in Maysyilie, sn'
nen! Hs,ker in Kellerville, Indiana
Adam ns'A JOIN SRTTs,
Aue. ~, 1857.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Last Saturday afternoon Henry,
re IS wear old son Of Henry Hack
mann. was severely injured oy .
tree ,ps, falling en- him which be was
cutting down on the farm Of ms
|ts,hers q. miles southest from this
CITY on the Ferdinand road. me
vo;,ng man sustained fractures o'
the left thigh, Of the LEFT forsarn
and Of the left collar bone
'l;npburg News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

4, the meeting Of the democratic
county committee last saturday tne
candidacy Of Judge E. A. Ely was
sntbusiastically endorsed ny ,ne
democracy Of this county, who o
ll;eye that Judge Ely is entitled 70
lfull term a. Judge, having oeen Ap
lpointed by Governor Matthews |"
Ian term of eighteen months wnen
) -I,be judicial circuits were cnaneeu
dIThe Democracy OF the county Or
'ollieyes in fair play and equal neh's
J. n the matter Of making nomina,
d ,;ons and tha, the unit rule adopted
e hv our sister county which disirah-
ID cb;sed the minority ir. that coun'.
!. and the whole democracy In iAe =
70 unfair and unjust. The resolutions
y - as adopted at the meeting we're en-
IA dorsed without a dissenting voice.
v-land shows the will Of the demccra-
Il. lcy of the county. The democrsc!
an Z pike does not claim both ludg'
Of and prosecutor. but does lay clam
ghi 70 the judeeship, and in harness '
ere the sister county comedies the no'n
md nation Of prosecuting attorney '
aey nuho;s county. The resolutions
-. 'as adopted should be read BY eve.
- 20 voter in the county, and may !
~Iiound in the report Of the meeun
xerl;n another column.-Pike 'oun'
,urr Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
Hr.a,son Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice 10 given that hereafter IN the !, rIS ,hs
SM n sdIson township will be al tne
~ . - ,onm of Mr.. John p. Norman, IN
:.ois sIsnS 40 q. every Saturday, for the puI'
lrasn sttendine to township business,
oose ~ n nsrsons having business with tns !
anu t.n"r.hip =. are expected to confine y +"
those days. , /. lent at Isaa,
Aiexander's in Ireland ~ne's
obtain the hooks. !, hool, will b
The Indiana scnoo, Do u s,ore At a
found At Norman 4 Tray Na.S.S S'v
t.mes; a ,os-v Trustee Madison II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

po,n. OF the enemy's froat TO ny
mind the resolutions Of tAe wAsnins-
ton conference referred TO contempise
,ux, that kind Of . campdgn- ana
should command the approval ana sap.
nov, os every lover Of Justice and good
government. Respectfully your
J.R. SOVEREIGN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
Educational Column
coxp,,crKp BY axo. r.. WILSON, co. suT
Compulsory Attendance at School.

The Rev. Chas. H.
thinks Il advisable. In speaking Cd
this subject Mr.. Parkhurst says:
$50 long as the State assume,
1.-The care Of paupers it Is the du'y "
1.-The State to use its best means vi
nrevent m the existence OF pauPers'
and one Of the most direct means
to that end is to see to 1t tha' all w
children in the State are thoroughly
instructed in reading, writing anu
larithmetic, and are subs'ah'laIy
Trained in the practice OF some ,orl
of remuneratiye handiwork. There
: work enough to be done IN ,h's
|hig world by people who are willrls ,r.l :
|to work and who know now. ~ ~.
;daa of immense wealth secured py
come process of financial legerde,,
main has so pervaded the genera
atmosphere that sufiiciency has
ceased to satisfy, and a young ma.
resolves either to speculate MS wa,
to fortune or to steal some one
sIse I fortune, or if both these exPe
dents fail, to turn professional idie
and subsist on charity. Inc III
centive to substantial equlpm:e,,a, me-
= ior the struggle Of life is thus WIZ, wiz,
e. drawn There is no respec'aol
Consistency between States care Is :;
C The moor and States neglect OF strll
m s cent means for preventing the e
;stence Of the poor. If a goveI,' :,
y" "ant ought to be "paternal' 70 u
~ extent Of feeding paupers' II ous
:, :. 70 be "paternal" to the exten.
y. |obliging possible or intending pau !.
= ors to be able to feed themselve
The root difficulty in all this ma.' =
"a the indisposition Of parents, a
an. and other constituted authorities
- nate serious business OF lay'
''' substantial foundation in the ca
years Of young people, boys a
Girls One Of the chief sources
misery among the working cias
- is the wife's ignorance OF the du
~ that belong to her. She IS ign1'
4. Of them because she has never g
dIeIa.,,| M compelled to learn them. II
sssy s' q could split half Of our pan. pianos
quar-. kindling wood and pluck
strings out Of three.quarters o.
harps, fiddles and banlos, ana IN,
''''' our young girls to the practical ps !
IN lof learning how to sew anu !.
49, and wash and iron, and OF De:
,. ing proficient in a seli-sus,s, STA,
" ~e wsv upon some line or the otn'
remu munerative industry, It wou.'
Of. and GREAT blessing to society in gen
nan. and 70 their own souls in partiic
Tn whatever direction we look
- whatever improvement in ex' :.
H. Conditions we seek to efiect
come back to it again and agar
aW,|the end is determined oy IN
cir shining and that the foundatl'
- ali public betterment have
laid in the children"
SSis :. nsss' sn' Mr.. Parkhurst also bel'ev y
- compulsory child training an
RI /, vocates corporal punishment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

The depot at Gentryville on s.'e .ne
rransv;lle branch caught fire from
anarLs s" from q saw mill near by ana
burned ,p" 70 the ground, despite the
Efforts to save 1t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Uncle Bill HAYS the celebrated
pike County Bill" was in 'oun
wednesday paying his taxes ..l,I. he
has been in poor health ior son'S S
time but is now much better ana
sxuects to vote at the coming eiee-
I,;an A Pike county is strongly
republican he desires his nam. !,
changed to dubois County biil-
Petersburg Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

John Hammond has comp'steu
,,s enumeration Of school children
of Petersburg. The enumefaI'on
shows a total Of a.. children Oh
school age, incluling y coio1eo;
There are 2i2 boys and Zoo glr's -
school age in town. There ~liI o
.hout 30 transfers from the town
-bips to the town schools iner
w;lI he a big falling oif from iA='
vear-Pe,ersburg Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

CONDUCTED BY MRS. n. l.. HOBBS
POWDERLY ON RUM.
He Justly Scores the Cowsrdice Of Inc
Clergy.

He Justly Scores inc So"S
Clergy. -
T. Y. Powderly, formerly Crane. -
master workman Of the Knights OF =, "
I abor recently addressed a Pro- :, i
|hibition camp meeting at Glyndon = =,
pa,k, Baltimore, on Labor anu y
Some of Its Deadliest Enemies a
He said that "the deadliest enemy, !
| of both labor and capital is rum:
Referring to the influence OF MINIS
tiers. he said, as reported IN 'he
II Baltimore Sun:
), "You sometimes hear it said that
5 Christian ministers are overstePP'"s
gItheir bounds in talking politics from
e the pulpit, in showing how to vo'e
Y r;oht In nv opinion, they don't
! talk enough politics. They 40 not
Il .'sa = t;the OF the influence OF which
4s| |they are capable. Ii | were poll,
al lt;cian to-day, if l wanted to get
of the voters, it would not
Is 10 the ministers, neither Protestant
e. nor Catholic, that would turn 70.
er The rumseller has more inliuehcs
n than any Christian minister. why .
Mt Simply because these men '.,'l NAYS
h. not talked the politics that should
,lelhe talked from the pulpit ana nave
of quietly allowed the other fellow : :
in get the upper hand through lnac1ion ?
x How can you expect to influence
rn- workingmen for temperance or 10
he pure pslitics when they see tha' Q. ).
yht Government officials never uaie
oftnrn to the right or left except
np- the dictation Of the whisky ring
'es the United States?
tier "Christian ministers ough' 70 =
and r;ght down among their flock al
TO work against rum. The church
ing which / belong has not kept pa,
) rlv G ,.;,h the other churches in IL
and question, but when such leaders
, Of Archbishop Ireland come Q
Isses strongly on this que ,tion OF to'al
nties st;nence | hope the day shall CO
rant when we shall not see the name
been Catholic above the door OF a ]
{ we ole saloon in the United sta
into The Catholic Total Abstinence
: h e c;etv has not done the work ina
onr omobt because it lacked the carr
| set support Of the clergy. But
task Younger ones am ong them are G
cook Inc 10 hold firm opinions on
com. question. me and the society is grow
;n;no now 10 a marked degree e, e,
,er of wear We of the Catholic
IA be Abstinence cause revere the ma
neral of Francis Reardon and Leo
cylar Rerrv Lake lust as you wome'
and .ha " G. T. U. do the nan
,;stinc Miss Frances Willard. 1t is
! we axe who is bringing members
IN that the society by the thousand,
- w. ha :. = sbe who shamed many o
ions Of delegates to the recent gatheri
70 he New York by her fearlessness
thew were making apologle
go in their presence because they
"a od. afra;d the saloon keepers
hear OF 1t. , 3
81 believe that the uay
when temperance people OF
kind are coming to feel tn
must come together it we exp
which nacomnlish ANYTHING. We
were at ask YOU to lay aside your cre'
g same 80 change a single principle Q
sold red so,;a;on But il you believe
4 memo ! wrong to sell liquor, II "
ger will hat men are going eternally
le little ward through rum, cant we
'ith fin, on one platform and save the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

c,,r~oev on . sound basis ore@
W. nsa not these sssdbsgs ira.
s..'n s.s IN 1854. that vs.a =. :.,....s =,
,s. r.. ',s put . 4: s.:: :. -. so; =;
And vhas has bssa ,ss ne. - ssssi
,,u sSose promises. The .. l..s sss pa ,.-sss
Win blood os broken ne.l. "a 80
With discourasemesI 30 - ses,s
I lessnesa Yet the so'a so'a.ne ,er-
ever evssysn,ns s,a~s, . = ne eosd aasAarA css.s.
riO's p "r.. Ave hundrsd nfiisoss nsrs
. !; ,sIr .o,a bonds The repsssse.a - -, :
S.s..,atives has trisd % ~
e - - nL demands By pr0vsans
q sssa. Ana q this dase thsse = -
~ -, that nsre bssAs vih =
> -sether csnsrss cessssss g
u. NasSeaa Binetaiiisl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

a..d for TIE Great Cses
-. "A Il 70 ssoe - -
"a q pot N sAveesas = Nv.
-. sn-Aay Natsseai btnsa
rnsoa. IA Neares ssrssA S -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

The burglar has just as mucn |.
r;vht to ask the government 70 pay
him for his tools as the brewers have
to "a ask the government to compen-
safe them for their brewerles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Happiness consists in l,..,,aa. the mu,'
,;nlic;tv oi agreeable consciousness
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

From the present DRIFT OF 'n.ns'
The next national Prohibition !, con, !, !;
|vention will declare most e%p,a,;. p.ph;h;.
s;on. t",ry II The fight against the whiss!' *
business is spreading all over :"
nation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

The cry Of "Don't bring politics
into ii the pulpit will be heard Of nc
more except from ignorant men, y
co. the New York campaign ha'
ful,v decided that politics has
Mace in the pulpit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

rf we are to have local option lot
s,naav Nv saloons, as advocated by
both the Redublican aud Democra., !sI
Z % nlatiorms Of New York city, why
= rot have local option on prize fgh'
ling gambling, divorce, iot'e'y'o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
". z. COX,
attorney at Law,
.AapER. INDIANA.

Attorney for the nth Judicla,
ProeecusInnxx n 3 n, carefully attend to any civi
Circuits c,rSv.; s"1 Entrusted to him in any county o
the circuit. s,,,r~ on Public Square
Dec. 9, V2-lv
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Subscribe for the Jasper COURIER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

The liquor question bids : TAR % 70
be the one great national issue ~
uext 10 ~ YEARS campaign. If the OLD
narties in New York will carry o 1a, =,
ihs;r nledse to the saloonatics, tha'
w;ll force the fight to the front.
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Srrtbiimlide Auiidpen.
Cine uidtise geridtignns wiro
BON elmer mebi;inilden Aue
toritdt gemadt.

Or. Sartman iagte in elmer neulibeu
8orleiuna: r@s mirb geglaubt. baB.
tpenu eine perfon 8ren6itis bat, bic
anbere Bri8bts &ranfbeit, unb eine
brittle DDspeplia, etne isbe arantbeit
cine anbere uub alle berl6ieben bon
einanber feien. g8 1T fiir biele Ween=
i6en baber eine ueberrai@uug. tpsnn
He erfabren. baB ale biele Rrantbeiten
genau bic glei9en. ndmli6 droniiber
&atarrb Der 59leimbdute. Diefe Sbat
iahen tuareu ben fortsei6rittenen Mer;
ten sdnalf betannt, bod bic U1afe bes
8olfes, uab aud uieIe Webl5iner,
f9einen bieie tui@tige Sbaifa6s ni6t
at perfebeu. Wenn Shminbfu9t a1s
gemeim als aatarrb ber 2unge betra1s
tel uni bsbanbeit miilbe, tnie 4atarrb
an elmer anberen a6rperffeae beban.
belt iein iollte. bann miiroen nid,t nur
cine sr6Bere Nnsabl &uren erfolgen.
ionbern aud mannidfaltigen Besriffss
permirrunsen uuter ben Meuid,en pors
gebeust tper6en.
pesru.na 1T bas ein3ige innerli@e
6eilmittel. bas ben 8atarrb furirt
burb be7en Nusf6eibung aus benz
a6rper. gs beilt Gatarrb in iebem
Sbeile bis a6rpers. Gin Ga 9eiten
itartes Bud iiber 8atarrb tuirb foHens
un6 portofrei perianbt bon ber pes
ru,na Drug Wdnufacturing Company.
in Columbus, Ohio.
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Ma0erkeit.

Die llriahen Der 1lla9erfeit
fino BEL KinSern Serofeln, Nus'
,sbruns bel Grpadienen unS
Ylutarmutb Bel 9eioen. Dur4
1Haserfeit entitebt fie uno 9ett II
6as beite 111ittel ihrer herr 81
mer6en.
Jeoermann weie, oas Eeber'
tbran oas seiiinSeits 5stt herpor'
brin9t
9cott's Emulsion pom
Eebertbran If obne iibIen Beige
fhmad, es 1T 6a Sstt gu fdaffsn.
Mmu ets Sbrm asstbslsr ua& esotfs GmulFe"
ttassx une CT Sbnsn sin In Ia&sfarbsntm umi@las
sRibaIteHss Yad,t nit esm Eilot zines Wannd nSs
etj&ss eisbi, bann barfn sit tim ssrtrsusu.
80 Cents Whs eI.oo
seorr q BowNr. chenaists. New York.
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u. ganl5'
8alnren 0arteu nub &eitauratioa.


Det freunblidfe unb angsmehmite
4ufentbalt fiir bic Heiader ber Staot
un6 namentli9 fur 6amilien, 1T
5dol3' 9almensarten. Der nit elmer
por3ii9lifen 8eitauratiDn, wel1e oue
DelitateHen Der 5aiioR in better 3ns
bereitung liefert. perbunben 1T. Wan
finbet bort bas bette @Ias Sitr uuie=
rer beimiIden Brauereien, Dortreffs
l;6e einbeimiI6e uub imforiirte Weine,
bito Giaarren, alte. quite WbisfieS,
SiquDre &C.. unb gum ueberfluB ifets
einen aus5eseidrsten 2unb. sans
taas unb- Sonntaes Qbenbs fineen
Jrei 4on3erte ftait. Sillarbfpielern
iteben bic beiien gillorbs CUR Der.
fiigung.
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(Gcitfetuns Foret.)
@leftriidler 8itters.

glettriI6er 8itter8 iit cine Webi3in,
bic fur ale 9aiions paBt; 1T aber befons
bers angebradt, menn @rf66pfung
eintritt. penn bic 9eber langfam unb
unreselmdBie funttionirt unb fi6 baS
8ebarfniB na9 einem Soait einifeQt.
Cine prompte Mnweubung bieles Watts
tells Bat oft einem langwierigen unb
eefdbrli9en bi1i6ien 6ieber Dorges
beugt. 3eiae Mebi3in 1T mirfiamer.
I'm bas sDfem bon BEN malarifden
Gift su befrsien un6 ibm entgegen3us
arbeiten. 3Opfmeb, llnperbaull6teit,
@eritopfunp, g6wiH5el mei9ea benz
eleftrli1en Yltters. so Gents unb 81
per GIai6e in Der Npotbete bon u.
SreiB.
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G;rcsarttae Nesnltate.

Sc 1T un5 geitattet aus einem Briefe
res &ep. s. @unbermanH BON Simons
sale, Mi6., ben folsenben ausjua gu
laa9en: Sd a6sere nidt Or. Sings
Hem DISCOVERY 3u empfeblen, ba bic
3eiultate in benz Sale uteiner Satin
groBortig uaren. Wdbrenb i@ tn Der
8aptifintir6e gu &ices Sunction als
paiior finsirte, erbielt iie mad Der
@rippe pneumonia. Sic batte NIT
nur tur3en l1nterbre6ungen fGredli@e
0ufenanfdae unb es idien, als Oh fie
bieielben nidt iiberfteben tuerbe. gin
Greunb empfabl Or. Sings New Dis
coperp: es balf idnea uub grhabli6.
probeflalGen frei II Der 4potbefe BON
u. DreiB. prei8 so Sent unb 81.
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SIM euqlilGen unterbauie fiibrt'

- SIN eneliidsn l1nterbauie fiibrte
bic vNeeppiiide 6raqe" gu siemli@ ami.
mirten Debatten. SobH Worlep ers
tldrte bic 9fil Expedition fir pO(lig
llbsrfiifiig unb beantragte, bic Nesies
rung auf3uforbern. benz parlamente
ba8 geiammte Qftens sMateriaI in ge3ug
auf Bic aeepptif6e Trage 3ur Begriins
buns bieier anqebIiehen gtotbmenbigfeit
pcrsulegeu. Morleps Iutrag wuroe
nit 288 gegen IA 5timmea abgelebnt.
Chamberlain srfldrte, es Tel ber iebigen
9egierung ieosnfalls erfreuli9er Weifs
geIungen, bas 2ahb tnieber aus Der
Siolirung 81 befreien, in bic es bur9
Bic poIitit &ofebefps geoEdngt worben
iei. Ser betannte Nfrita Gorider
5tanlep unterftiibte bic 8olitit Der Res
gierung unb erfldrte. er boffe, bab bic
britiid ae9pptif9e @rpebitioH bis
&bartbun porbriagen weroe. Der
sSriI9: :Nationale Dillon tabelte Die Ute,
gisruns, neil lie li3 ni6t porber NIT
sSranfrei6 ins Ginpernebmeu aeiebt
babe. ST mari Der &egieruug Dor, fie
banbele i'm eSyntereRe bes 0reibunbes
unb buble UNI Die 8uuff bes heuti6en
&aiiers.
- Sn 2on6Dn tpurbe baS Nerb6r
bes Dr. Sameion megen bes @infalles
ins SranSpaal pieber aafgenommen.
Mebrere &abaGerifen, tuel9e fib an
benz Sample nit ben 8uren bel Rrti-
gersborp betbeiligten, murben als 3eu.
gen aufgerufen unb theilteu ibre @rfab'
rungen nit. Sen Nnpdlten Der Res
gieruug gelans es, aus ben Gasiagen
bieier 3eusen fefsufeaen, baB bic @r
petition auf perihieDensn puntten bes
Mari9es frii6e pferbe, WaHen unO
Wuaition porflab. mas bepe,t. baB
bic Expedition lange Dorber seplant
mar unb ni6t bur9 eiren fur3 Dorber
aug SobaHnisbura eingetrOffenen 8rief
in's 2eben gsrufen wurhe. Wtebrere
&egierungsaeugen iasten aus, baB iie
als 3elegrapbboieu fun1irI bditen.
4ls lie in @rflbtung bradteu, baB Die
Drdbte bur6fduitteu uno lie auf bieie
@eiie Or. SaMeion nihi errsiben foun=
ten. hdtten fie bic Expedition gu pferhe
perfoIgt. Sic bdtien Or. esameion
einsebolt unb elfolsios uerfu6t, i'm
aur 3idtebr 3u beneaeu. 0as Ser.
b6r murbe iosanu auf eine Wo9e Ders
f6obsn.
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Ser benz enaliihrn 6ofbi9te

= Ser benz enslii6rn 9Ofoi@ter
4Ifreb Nuitin, tuel9er ben Dr. Sim"
bod 70 it6n anbi6tete. lpirb ieBt iogar
i'm britiihen parlament aufS grau:
iamite perb6hnt. Srgeno elm Witalieb
fragte bieier Sage, oh es feinen &eQie'
rungsbeamten sebe. Der Derp1ihtet lei,
Muftins grsaife uor ibrer ger0Hentlis
dung burd3ufebena Sarauf fsaste
elm 0ertreter 8riiu.GriEs, ob Der bri'
tii1e IorbesrsetrOute Gidter ni4t fer
@a9folger bes 9ofnarren mnO alS iols
der alIer 0erantwortli1feit fir feline
NeuBerungen entboben iei? aein
Menih erbob fd sur 0ertbeibigung
bes rpOeta 2aureatus1 nnb tiefe Stile
berrf9te ringsumber.
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Die bette GaIbe ber @elt foe 69xilts,
Quetf6ungeH. @ef6ware. Sieber' xnb'
6auts sIusidlag, Gle9teu, sefpruase1e
6Gnbe, 6rottbeuIen Mnb aae &aa4s
frantbeiten; turirt 6dmerrboiAem sbe
feine BeaabInns. 8Saiee 3ufriebsss
belt sarantirt sber bas @elA wirb 3as
rtiderfattet. IS @ents BITE S@af6A.
Sum Bertauf In allen apotbesea.
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gerfepfuns oeruria9t bic 0dlfte ber
iSrauentrantbeiten. Rarl'S gloner
Root 8bee III Elm sutes MitteI gegen
8eritopfnng. Gum Bertauf BET &al'
teper 6 S@a9arb, Sames @lapiu, &.
s. Spelefp, U. @obn & Co., 3. Stein,
Central Drug Store, u. 6@weppe.
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9tDti5 AIT gte,ter5abler.

Die 9teuerliHen fir bas Sabr 1895
befinben iid iebt in meinen Sdnben
uub ale Staats: unb Gountps Steueru
fnb ieBt in meiner Office 3ablbar.
Soie @aifianc,
Gteuer Solicitor, 8erar @ount0.
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eSm ftf1iumcnoen SeHer
0aS Lone STAR 8ier,
Serbet, Sbr 3eher,
Nae trinfen tuir!

aarls gIobsr Root Sbee reiuist bas
8lut unb sisbt cine reire id6ne Jarbe.
Bum Yertauf BET Ralteper & S6us
daro, Sames Glauin, 8. 5. @peleRp,
O. @obn 6 Co., y. Stein, @entroI
Orua etore, u. Sdneppe.
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= Bon feiner Mebi3in 3ertaufs i'd
mebr pie Gr. auguii a6niS's Qams
burger Srppfen unb bas Sob ber 2eute
III pol iiber bic munberbollen 2uren,
bic bamit sr3ielt morcen finb. = O. u.
5prfdelmtner, 2augiS Store, Mio.
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nod pieI beKtr, als aug Ger &ah:e:
f6aIe. Nnbere freili@, bic bas Sei-
{piel na6abmen tpDlltsn. melnten, ba3n
aeb6re I@on eiae gu Stein perbdrtete
aeble, um bas ausbolten gu t6nnen."
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JebIt Gid 2ebensfraft in traeno etnem 1beiI
Cures Spitems. ober ilt @uer Rerbenibitem serrits
tet burdb unueiie 9ebensart ooer irsene pelde Hr:
fade? Tbeit mir Cure 3eber nit uno i'd mill eueb
gerne Icbreiben. mas mir am Nleiten balf. oa i'd
AUDI 6ile nothtuenbie bate Jerner ienoe ieb aneb
frei bas 9iecept eineS einfaden 5ausmttels. oas
mid rettete.
G}sricbebt nitbt auf mpreen. tuaS br beute tbun
iont. Sbreibt unter 8eiicbluB elmer Briefmarfe
fur Riid- -antiuort on Ebomas Slater. 3. .. BoI
g12 &alamasoo Ridb.
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3auienbe bon Rbeumaiismus isdIs
len linb bur1 Gimer un0 0(taeno's
6eaept 0fp. 1851, gebeilt uorben.
-9tae 2elbenben foaten cine Glafde boz
bon perIu6en.
6. %. preiinu & 60.
GaIpefOn. 3eIaS
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GonIeD's Ne8ifter. go. 20 Nlamu
pla3a bat einen &uf fur 9uten aItea
WbiStep, bic befen semiibten @e.
trdnte, feline Weine unb aussessidnete
importirte unb einbeimii6e @igarren
unb itets frii6es Bier. Der @iseutbiis
mer. Soc @oolep. periteht iein 8eitdft
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S1iftits hntte hie 9l1fht in bleiernenl.


Suftus bate Die 9|a6t in bleiernenl,
tootendbnli9em Sdlafe 9elesell; ais
Ser 8url i'm sur beltimmten friiben
5tunte rpefte, fubr er erl9roden
enpor. 2aa9lam fam bic @rinneruns
unb nit Der @rinnerllng elm bdBli6es,
bitteres @efiibl, bas er bisber ni9t
eefannt latte, uno Oas wobl iebenfalls
Sic 0teue mar. Seltlam, bas @eiitbt,
baS ibm aus bem. 9roBen Stebipiesel,
baoor er iii selpObnter @eiie ietne
1oilette orbnete, ent9egenblifte, be-
9riiSte i'm f0rnlid freino, es mar ilber
gta6t Elm neuer ,3ug bineinsefomnlen,
ser bie biibl6e, iiberntiitbise Sorslolig<
felt sriiubli6 perbrdnst bate. ga
freili6, ct bate einen ernlten Sang
Dor, einen Sang, BON benz er pielleidt
ntdt suriidfebrte.
(Sbfffshiffa f5Idf1
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- Butter feiHher Gualiidt, INNER
gleidm6Big gut, immer uorrdtbis. ME
,ansperfauft" bel s. gitel & 9 0.
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Wliners semoblene Gbotolabe.
fertig gum @ebrauh iebr fein unb
ofonomiif bel s. gitel & 60.