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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29
SPONGES ARE RISING.
The Cuban War Drew the Fishermen Into
the Navy and Curtailed the supply.

One effect of the war in Cuba has been
to diminish the export of Cuban sponges
by fully one-half. The Cuban sponge
fishermen get license to fish in Cuban
waters only upon condition that they
shall serve in the navy if required; and
so many have been called upon for this
service that the harvest of sponges has
been materially reduced.
Cuba furnishes less than a third of the
sponges used abroad, but the curtail-
ment of that supply helps to put up
prices that have been advancing for
years. The supply of sponges comes
from Florida, Cuba, Nassau, Mexico and
the Mediterranean. Ordinarily about
two-thirds of the supply, in value,
comes from American waters.
The demand for sponges has in.
creased naturally, while the worlds
supply has not kept pace with it. 1t
has within recent years actually dimin-
ished, owing to careless methods OF
fishing and to everlasting to supply the
increased demand.
The sponge is of slow growth; it takes
two or three years for it to attain q
commercial size. In all countries in
whose waters sponges grow there are
laws against the pulling of little
sponges until they have reached q
certain growth, just as there are laws
against the taking of Holsters and oil
some fishes under specified sizes.-N. Y
Journal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29

One of the most remarkable echoes in
the world is that produced by the sus-
pension bridge across the Menai straits
in Wales. The sound of blow with a
hammer on one of the main piers is re-
turned in succession from each of the
cross beams which support the road
way, in addition to which the sound is
many times repeated between the wa
ter and the roadway, at the rate of %
times in five seconds.-Chicago Chron-
icla
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29
Bird That ShaYes Itself.

The lammergeyer, or bearded vulture,
found throughout the whole noun
tain chains of the old world, actually
shaves himself. The expert barber
who has for his customer the Fifth
avenue millionaires could not ply the
keen-edged razor to the stubby beard
of his particular patron more deity
than the monarch of the mountain top
prunes his own bristly beard. The head
of similar bristles begins at the eye
and from the sides of the under mandi-
BILE proceeds row of black bristIes.
From this peculiar projection of feath-
ers the birds derives its name. A layer
TO similar bristles begins at the eye
and covers the nostrils, forming a fleecy
mustache. With his strong and sharp
claws, which act as the razor, he begins
to trim his fibrous whskers with great
care and deXterity. He does this with
great regularity and soon the downy
beard and mustache give way to a full
growth of bristly feathers.-N. Y.
journal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29
An Awkward Mistake.

Mr.. Grimsby (who is as gammony al
he is near-sighted)-D dear; what a
sweet little baby! How much it looks
like its charming mamma. It's your
own little sister, / suppose, my dear?
Little Jane--No, it isn't! 1t belongs
to our colored laundress. - Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29

Some men know a cure for all dis
enses The best cure in this world for
unrest is good and orderly living. The
best cure for any panic is for the peo-
pie to settle themselves down, and then
go ahead. There never was IA time in the
history of the world that any suddenly
invented medicine cured the world of
its ills,-Hon. Thomas b. Reed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29
Canada's Militia Force.

In the dominion of Canada there are
about 10000 militia. The permanent
military forces consist of about 1000
artillery, infantry and cavalry.-Chica-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29

A woman in the outskirts of New
York grabbed a "spook" the other night,
but the dsembodied spirit poked re-
volver in her face, and compelled her
to relinquish her hold.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29

Entomologists tell us that the small
est insect is the alaptus eXcisus. Viewed
under the microscope it is seen to be a
slightly-built, slender creature of such
difinutive proportions that it would
take over 5000 of them placed end to
end to stretch one inch.-N. Y. Sun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29

The horse, no sooner is his head
turned homeward, than it trots. and
goeth cheerfully. And shall not we.
who deem ourselves wiser than the
horse, go to our home chcerfully p.
Ivan Parrin.
The althaea is named from CIR
word Ito cure" an alluyion u o.
posed medicinal qualities.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-29

1t is surprising fact that the ETH
opians who inhabited Abyssinia and
probably also the Soudan, had an alpha
bet of their own thousand years before
Europeans began to write.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

~. thing which causes the loss with
.,or~r ensilagr i that clover : a rather
,itrorenous plant and often heats IN
the silo TO high degree which Gauss
the passing ca Of a large sinoln. \.
,ro;s,ur.. and so produces the process
- srn-s.rrinr. much the =ame a. oc-
curs in a pile Of horse manure. a least
80, has been r--y exf-.rirnce in ensiic-
ing il. II sufficient water T. as-d upon
!, The heat j. reduced ard the er~ilags
i preserved. Il viii = Necessary for
the person filling the slot watch rrrf-
~ carefully. and u the temp ratrre
rises above ~ degrees to kesp VAC.
vel pou-ci on the surface Do not
,linL -ha, any injurious results will
1-isr from the application OF water
we have added water very freely 10 our
corn en.iIarc here. ard have revived 70
results other than beneficial sres---in'
diana Experiment station
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
NEWSY FARM NOTES.


Peach trees must he cultivated ID 40
we'll -,
To ret size among tree fruits. cult
ate often and thin
The gooseberry fiourishes best IN
hravv. low. Int not wet soil
Neither black nor white eurran's are
crow n extensively for the market
Authorities are generally agreed In
recommending carly Seeding OF eioset-
In siam the leaves Of the banaIAA
,Iar-. ars. used to make wrappers FOR
cigarettes
IL is very hard 10 Get a new tree 10
.-r.xx ,hriftily when surrounded oy
those in bearing
The pulIer that begins To lay earliest
g. Ire = the. one. to lay the largest muir
her OF eggs through life
VIXEN cows have been long IN mi4'.
churpiny Is difficult. because the mil
"a become glutinous and the fat giot
ME- win not coh-re. Heating dissolve
a., ard increases the fuidity ~ tn
cr~.m-N. y. World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
The earlier la,nbs

TIE spring article The earlier iainos
can he sold in the large city markets.
the higher the price In killing. cu'
tie throat. making as large an Insertion
as possible. but be certain tnas INC
large artery : severed HE LAND
should then he hung up by the neeis
in order 10 L,eed thoroughly and avoid
soilinr the wool about the neck or heln.
In dressing early lambs. cut theua open
only from the tail % the breast bone.
b.,- as the weather becomes war.1l- IL
= hpst 10 cut down 10 the head He
r.oxe th. entraiIs. leaving in the hs-sAet-
The head. feet and skin should al &c
left on. skin the hind legs and ORA"
,he car.l over them and well down over
IN. kidneys. securing il with skeNeEs
kli. the caul sufficiently TO let the KID
news through and put In what -ie
known. IS back-sets OF spreacers- Anese
are piecs-s Of .ood about - inches ioEs
for an ordinary sized carcass anu pom
81 al roth ends lie careful IhAt the
lsscksels are not too long or there l.
danger 81 breaking the ribs and n
iasrs1g the appearance OF the AaiI''
IN putting them in. fasfen one end u
tie flank and the other II the Ire1s
close I'd to the first rio. and place th'
other stick in an opposite dire non. :
that the sticks cross IN the Rack -'ist oe
hind tie Kidneys 20 a. TO oipen The car
~aSs ia such Way - 10 present = goo
aprearance. making It - fat as Pos
. sin.e-
Let the carcass hang until Ierlecfl
cool. ard before taking down So INA
Ill the bloody liquid ms been remove
from the chest Replace the SIN
the hind legs. cover the exposed POI
lions Of the riesh with clean white mti'
in and sew the whole carcass up ne2
IN in burlap or Tagging The accom-
tsnvinr illustration from the ecTLr
station shows the appearance u Shout
Present. Mark the package pAaln4
with the names Of the shipper Al
the firm 10 ~ hom il j. sent anc ship |
express. Notify the cons-Snee D.. IA
" " Norll-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

Miss rax~----iIow Go yoss Ike my
new Photography" Lit-se tiirl--its
perfectly losrly DID you really sis Tor
il yo-r~~lfg--Iit-Bit&
-Rrid-e-. Why didn't yor heat my
room t~fterg It's only 80 degrees
oh. I thought that for such = sraaii
roorn 81 DEGREES would &c enough
Fiie-vrs.- BiAeste--
A Critscism.--I don't like her sing
Ing. Her notes come from hsr chest
-Well. oa~hr they rote- No. indeed
Thev onrA. 10 stay there---lnlian-
spoiis Journal
-Ebryt-in- zra al right in Is place.
said Uncle Euen- r s1@ Y E'A11el
nsas or man : good tahlSc- or minute.
an : terrible tough citizra &C mex
w-Shircton STAR
What makes you WON
en- Ais when you meet 1T : a SOFT
q. arolorv in advance for What we
man 70 sav about each other after We
rars---lndianapolis Journal
-rxcrse me. sir said Barker 20
hoorish Traveller. but What Is you'
huSfnessr- Il am a gentleman sir
That's my business Al said Ear
ker. Il see Yor are takirg va'ea
tion---Harper's Bazar-
VIVA. did you see in America IN
clea- cried the tovs- oh saw TN
CarstiIl rnoun. ains.- said Uncle Peter
,ocoselv. Il expect il was one OF tho.s
mountains that brought forth u
nouse.- said Jock. thoughauiiy--
Household Words
Always Mosing---John. said u
frightened wife in the middle OF Il
night. there's something moving dow
cellar. I'm sure John listened intsn
. w. -Oh, it's nothing but the gas rness
. perrinr away be said with sigh
, rehabilitation Life
a Really said Mrs De Porgue, II
Q very distressing TO see how eornmc
b things are getting YES. repl'e n
. husband: -iuxuries are good De
4 cheaper than they were Its POS
!. lively shameful Why. it's getting
a tia. anybody can AFFORD diamo'
:. robbery nowadays" - Washlng1
u Star
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
FARM AND GARDEN.
PEAL As a MANURE


rursi QUESTION
Th. economic Importance az ihr
Increased u.s. Of MOST litter. from me
,-inr Of yis-sV Of ma nure. - ineairuabir-
prof FlelSher points cut that com
,,arinr, peat and straw manure b. chem
deal ANALYSIS. il Is found thatthe former
While slightly poorer in potash Aiiie'
and phosphc1ic acid. is very CONSIDER
ably richer in nitrogen But the uiA-
ference Is 81 IN more IN favor OF the -,
manure in respect 10 the easily soinap-e
rltrares. f0- the reason that these org
mate solely ia the animal government IN
which they are present in The iorm
Of q volatile body. which is notlcean.e
in the stall by its pungent smell lie
says
-In the rover Of fixing his substance.
which so INJURIES che health Of beasts.
and SO materially hcighrens the good
operation of the manure. is - be dis
covered ons. OF the most valuable prop
critics OF moss litter"
From his figures II appears that N
q stall OF ten head OF cattle. through the
use Of moss litter. about 10 Kilograms
Of easily soluble nitrates yearly. worth
at least So. would be preserved ID the
manure. " hich In employing straw. are
lost
According TO the compa railve studies
Of I.ayalarrl on the subject of rnauures
from animals fed IN the same manner,
the richness IN nitrogen Is COS Tor peak
manure and only o-si for straw manure.
Peat litter is also said TO be the Des'
POSSIBLE material for use in fow! houses
on account OF its deodorizing qualities
and its power of banishing insects
RieIawski mentions that il is used ia tn
great military pigeon houses IN PAris
which contain more than 800 pigeons
IL is stated tina; the best bedding
both as regards thu beasts and a. r.
cards the manure. is n layer " straw
over good thick bed of moss litter
I'm ,hi. way. the animals have The mos
comfortable bed and the stall look
nice and fresh: the urine and the an
uoufs which the straw canno- aosor
are absorbed by the peat below u
,r.aure has the advantage ot the ei'
n,euts in which each substance
richest. and nothing is lost either
the stable or outside.-FarIn, tieid al
Eir~side-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

There il an Intense rivalry b~sveen
The watermelon ami tomato growers
As 20 who can produce the earliest sai-
x~r's Earliest Watermelon riPened IN
1885 in 81 days That record y TO b~
h-eaten- and Salzer pays SOD 20 the WIN
rer, Then on tomatoes the record on
30 DAYS the Earliest Tomato in l-s3
vas q days. That's 20 BE- beaten and
SO pail Sslzcr challenges the world
90 produce earlier melons. tomatoes
esbhares. radishcs- peas or sweet eorn
than lie Oilers Get his mammoth cat
alogue. There Is money in T.
liz YOU WILL CUT THIS OFT AID st>t
N with I2c- stamps 70 the John A. Saizel
Seed Co. L. Crosse. Wis. you VIII &c
free their great catalogue and pack
are OF the yellow rind watermelon sen
cation ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
ART. MUSIC AND SCIENCE

TriIb- has reached Paris II . to o
u.s~ there into an opera coraiGre-
Eu-ene 5'l,se1r opera Ghisrnono.
xrrx coldlv received a. its mrs
performance IN Drrs4-rn-
Jack the Ripper IS The snole =
: new o,e-a about 70 he prodrs~l !.
Verona music and words ~ an itaiIA'
named Coma
Leo Kill ard Due d'tur1aie has'
been made honorary rnernbers OF 20
s. Petersburg Imperial Academy Q
Science
p-of Euaetfrsx- who executed kaise
v;,b.lr,s alerorieal cartoon has be
appointed director Of the Eer..n
siorrI museum IL succession 70 r. ; .
dan
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
CONCRETE STABLE FLOORS
Nov They Add to the tertihrsng s~Aes
of Manure

OF MADArs-
some one has said tina: you can't
abstract fertility through . coscEe,c
,ioor- Ii IL true Drainage ava!
.ro.n = manure pile indicates ihcs ~
iraiuage. liz j. hard for some farmers
10 understand ;ha. The Liquid manure
contains all the di-rsted portions OF
the food that are passed by the animal
These dic-Srible parts are soluble 2nf
not only quickest IN their action -
ulart food but easiest TO run away
ros iailed 10y concrete foor- As 1T
Young says. any place that = TO ho'd
manure should he foored with con
ere,. II possible 1t j. wise Prov
.ion al nature saws the Rural Nov
Worker. -xhaf man has this power III
grinding up concrete and then moih-
,nr IL 10 sui; his viii into artificial
Zone 10 cover any desired surface Win
/, ~ater,irhf covering This wonder
tul action i rs useful in its way n = the
eh~rn,eal action of tire IL - one 81
the things placed in our hands wi1l
which TO prevent los. and there ere
e. l.xs~~ so serious to the farmer -
,he loss Of fertility With concerts
floors and plaster for an absorbent. vs.
may add much 20 the value - rnanu-c
rot alone by saving the tertilixing 's'
ne of the liquids. hut by .eiain'ns
moisture in the pile
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

smoke II generated in the usual ~a,'
and then carried through Tue 70 rs
smoke house. where the meat = hang
ing. The darnper at ID regulates tns
admission Of smoAC. which passes oA'
SIC The meat should lie smoked Win
.-r.sn wool hickory. elm or sugar
maple chip or saw dust should n 49, I.
pine should never he emplcye"- r. \
ssrects the favor Of the meat tosn'
-,ohs are excellent for smoking. Is t!les
s,rnarr . sweet and pleasant tlassF'
TIE temperature of the smokrhcu-e
-ho,ld neve- rise above 20 ceEr7s
.rns smoking should he done iiti.s
each day until the meat Is suitably
foIored.-N. i. World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

srsaAiuS Of tobacco dip. wr1'ei
49, twill require for 100 shser ~" gal
L,n- y. water. and 70 make th1t strong
.,aurh "a Kill tici<s and the SAD y VIII
- ,h- addition Of ali the fiuid tina:
can be extracted from - Pcs' las q 20
l,,~~o. The tobacco should y thor
curhly ssreped and boiled - n 70 e.
all the strength cut ot IL Io ms M
,rre &c pounds Of sulphur shcIlh =
add. The sulphur should be m'xet
..,,arately in a pail of hot water- ar
.s..r bcinr thoroughly stirred saoui'
-. added 20 the dip. II tobacco s'ef.a
are used. at least three times the "s'Sn
.,e.,,ooed shOuld be s.<eped-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
ssOur EARLY LANES.
ghls Arsseie Tells Ao1 How 10 htli Dr~~s
aad ship Them

Raising early .aDia j. proving
profitable industry 20 those who I'm
derssand the industry from start -
fnish. UNFORTUNATELY Judging fFona
the appearance % man Of the la'n'''
shipped. many people fail - under
stand that tho TncSie ~ dressing has =
very important feet upon the Elr'ce Q p
sain@d. To obtain a satisfactory pr~N-
II is eSse rrizl that the early lambs pre-
sen, a neat and inviting appearances
when exposed for SALE This = almost
,s important a. care ard skill in fat
iening the lambs
Early in the season lambs should not
weigh more than p pounds. and a. Inc
season advances buyers want heasseF-
They should be grown as 6nieAiy =
possible 10 reach the required "eis"''
and should lie fat and plump Late u N
n.er and fall lambs will not sell Ill
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
FARM MEAT SMOKER.
q Device for Cooling Smoke Before ~
Reaches the Meat.

FTery farmer who cucs hams anu
bacon requires a smokehouse- There
j. no reed for an elaborate building
II NAV he a. simple a possible ana
should not be alright. as the meat
y.o,,ires Ventilation a. well as smoke
.,,- The driving that is essential 20 good
keeping and eating qualities bu1 li-
most important point IN srnoslng =
chat The smoke be cooled before coming
II contact with the meat The accom-
r-nyinr cni shows how this may o.
enthusiastically accomplished HE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
STATE or Ono. CrTr OF TotrDo. -

LLNA- 1sA >At
rz.xx j CHENEY MAKES oath that ne = tne
serirr tartner ~ the rrrn q = CHESEf
a 20 doing business II the Clry o. Ioltio;;
Corrtv and State Aforesaid, ard tn2t sali
sr.n viii par the sun Of osE HSSDEID D.
Las for each and every case 81 ezl-rrn
-, 1870. -. s-s,r~-t By the use cf Hall )
c.-.r-afsrrr FEANK J CHESEI-
sworn 70 before me ard subscribed n mJ
p-e~erre. his 9th day OF deem t-er. A ID $50.
A. ". GLEs>oS-
SEAL Notary P~bfbc-
Halls Casarrh Cure Is taken inssrrAA-t anu
acts directly on Tie blood and MUS - -
- - -1e.s <v.-.-rn >-ssni for testimonials
srs-s y. CaESET & CO.. Toselo- "
Sold BIZ Druggists. 80
Halls Family Pills are The Oest-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

PERHAPS b., rheumatism need rct a11 %
49,. -z.x-aftis- % which we arr more 81 -
subi-rr. when there Is SUCH an er-S 49, /.
means II c0-n-erarrirg the uAre 80, - s-. -.
= 9ox-sr.a--s <souarh Bs--er~- Nhel the
r-.- h.ovv.l. or st0r1 ach are out OF cr1eF,
or he kilnsys or nerves trouolesoA,e- -
Filters = al-o an efficient reme-iy- l l's
v.--s ar.i re-r.ssi.es al rnalarial clsorceEs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

On Febr1ary II 2nt March ~ lcHe1
80 ~sIfa.--~ ~ the r0r-h. % al points %
- I.srlI,vsfle a Nashville kallrnac y
Trnrr--s-e. Alzbaxrna. Mississippi f.er.1A
Al 4 portion ~ Keltnr xy. Al one ~ 80
f-re sor .h- r01rd TIP. Ticket- VII ce
god 10 r.sf4ru within tl.irry cAt :, q -
meat q .. ~ a--nE AZ cr-ili--..o-, - -.
MI .firvr -.op-Orcr az any po1Eis ~ tAe
9Th i.olrf Tip. Ask your iAckrt 49,
mtsrur IL aud X ke car not eel rcl e1e-I,
- ffr.gefs write 10 L. Y. AtnAc =. .'en@rA
Ps.-serr~r Araa-, Lcu.sv.l.e- n -
Geo Il H1rler d y A. - A>o--sr 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

Though experience J. the t-s' teach.
or in poultry raising yet many 0eIu'
hints NAV he learned from me sue
1900 md faslvrss uf your neigE0o0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

To cleanse The ~rster- In a rerrie ard Truly
f.--..ss.-isl r-.srr.--r. when the ~prlr< t-tlt
cenes. use lie true and I-rieci re--1r.l5 y
syrup of FIr- One bCttle VIII answer ~
~ ne family and costs OILY - sent~ -
are sire 81 Buy tnr genuine Ma
tare,l by the California FL -fr-P eSI- 49,
only, and for Sc ~ A. Druggists
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
rne <..hvfri~. Chattanooga St Louis
Railway

VIII On srA--h 3r1 sell one way hoE-les<'s =
err ri-k-ts 10 al points n me - A-l,''As. :
s-.-rr-.ss~.- E-Tr-s.is- NJ the lowest rate e.tr
.rr,oTvr on March 10th rrunt trip tscSe--
10 u.any points in the South iIir-.-.i,-.-
S...r---,a s-.r, n. purchased ~ one fare rus
- ns,- GOOD for ,, days For rnafrs- tc.tsrs
All All information write r. * -. f ~
HIM T. A. - Aiareus BID r tnt
- II q. cowa-lin. w 4. A. 80 ~
p Bji-r. - Louis. or w l. D-r-ey' "
p. st A. Nashville Tenn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

S<oBBERLT--What Do Won 'ni1s $500 II >.
- -.s,- T~bs- rrn- u Long Br4nchs
E-S..kerFsor sFr--.I- We no idea NA- i
,-srxe-5ooxr- Snnhh<r.y- 10. -e-nu
that everything was very cear- cas-
A.t-l-cS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

LIT dos delirht 10 hari and blte;
To a. - = their f4-e.
They cart't T.. Turned they lever iearne1'
You see. 10 4-oitr4,e-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

..N.rp OF Athens. ere we part
Give me ba.-< my silver heart
Il can't the clever dzn>eL c1eu.
Chicago Record
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

BrrrHAw-- Pills for conS'ip1saon ~ -
g. - -. 49, free. AZ your druggist :
as "a bvIt- Annual sales c.eN-t.c vvAe>.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

ExPro-ro<s az Cou-hin< are sroppco =
Ha.e-s Honey q Hors7liou.Ai sIlc --r-
Pres Toorfa&rhe Drops C-rc II o-e minute
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

RI ra.ure-s laws Enlu-ao'e 1n1 49,
sriOyue1t stops WHEN iz-AfcieIce
Pollok
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THx child taught 20 believe any ocrur-
rer.sre coed or evil omen. o. any O. - y.
the week lucky. L-tn Wide iLro y = :
-, -hs sorr,duess Of his understanding
Mas
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I cas- recolnenr Pi~o's Slre ior 90
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For COrGH-. ASTHMA AID AAhpsI 49,
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or AZ, vain things excuses are the vair.es'
buxton
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

A NORTHERN exchange asks ~ q
IT,, .ari1rs wear their hair lcrri De
cal,,s t.ar9ers cut for cash - A---l2 -
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Hr.vEx. the treasury o. everlasting Joy
-ShAxespe4re-
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-27
I.:c lyr.I.ny oi .ne Desk.

We will suppose that your occupation IS sedenrary- that your are chained, so to speak O he desk in some coming house or perhaps 10 the loom in some vast mill where ycL ale compelled to labor from morning D night. Sunday IS your only day of relaxation. You return home every evening wearied mentally and bodily. Your health and strength begin 10 f4ll. What wl!l most eftectu.lly re. cuperate your vital energy The weight of evidence points 10 no other conclus. on than that Ho,te;ter's Stomach Bit,ers is ,our safes, most reliable sheet anchor Use II persisteutiy, ard your system will soon reSaiL rs prlsl.ne vIgOr. Every funCuon will TeCeive a heal hlul impulse
 There IS no remedy ,o equal the Enters for nervousness and want of sleep, dyspepsia, constipation and bilicusness. T. aver,s and rem, dies all forms of nal arlel disease, and IS a preventive of rheumatism and reuralgia.