Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 9, Number 42, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 November 1867 — Page 4

, AUÜt'AT ciTiat. J..ni V. Bbetz 11 I' -in the American Agriculturist.

LARUE STOCKNEW STORE

Bad Farming

J. Stanton Gould, in bis address Imtore the N. Y. Agricultural State Soeintf, stated that tlio average pro dectian ot winter wheat in this State in 18Ü5 was 13.J0 bushels the acre;; oafs, I7.lt bushels; barloy. 16.27; corn, tflj 14; potatoes, 9S.86; hay. I . 'I toiia. The production upon the I inn of James (Jod iea, and six of his nearest neighbore, was: of winter whiMtt, 2fl bushels to tho acre; oai; Im-IicU; barley, SS.18; CuTB, 43, Lav I toai t- tho ace. T;ii shows a difference of nearly, -?:,' hull in tuwr t good fanning.! which consists mainly in drainage, tl i't.r plowing, in re manure, Midi more tfiurongh cultivation. lh; largest item is mean re, and this pays the farmer better for Ihm labor, aud in feaevC tint value ul his faruit Stutistici show, th.it the average pro itncttoQ of farm crops dec reused from W."i to 100, with the exception f will at, corn, aud potatoes. Thecioita

. j a a MS tineighbors, ahow un increasing averm m a m . i M . it:e. It 1 lie rann cropa oi mo oraie Klioul 1 be brought np to Mr. (teddua standard, the yearly inerttaed pro . iii ,i it- . ,'Jit 1 1 net would be worth 70 millions of! (follara. Uood farming would pai our national debt. Encourage the Boys. Boon A lad from Iowa writes us. that he thinks farmers' sona ought to have a hance to earn something for themaelve, to be allowed to maka little venturea in stock-raising for pocket money, and to keep them contented at home. We think so too. We suppose a great many farmers do this, certainly the great majority ot our leaders do. Dut many work their tioys with aa little consideration aa thev work hired men. Thev take no pains to make the farm life atractive, and the boys are oft at the earliest opportunity. They uave no joyous memories to bind them to the spot that ottgitt to be the dearest on earth. To learn the worth of money they . I ...... na ,l, ,nM.U nf tiioi r labors. To form habits of Wthlal-j Doss, rarefnlness and economy, these und other virtues roust be rewarded, They should have responsibilities put upon them while they are very young, aud be eucourssred to make money and save it. (iive them a hen, a lioose or turkey a lamb, or pig, and let them have all tney can inane oy goad care and leeding. A boy of ten .r twelve years of uge, with a little instruction, can manage the poultry. Ut bim take it on abarea and see what be can make out of it. Give liini a patch for a garden, and, if near a market, let him sell what he can raise. Cüve him a half doeen apple m nanm IraM lOBpll 111 III tO LTElt be hia. Give the boya an tniereai in your busineas, and make them intelli ent in it, and they will not be in haste to leave the homestead- En courage thera to read agricultural palm nod books, and the appetite will I . ... -J- 11 j;row ')V what leetis upon. Isrm will be the scene of cheerful, well rewarded labor, and will always be loved. To Prevent Bats in Roads. The art of road-making ia yet in iu infnnnv in thiscountrv. Tho roads are not laid oat, made, or repaired with reference to economy of draft in miner them. Deep ruts are soon worn in them by the common vehicles that pass over them; ami ttiese grow vrorae and worse, until they are almost impassable in spring. Broad tiers are a psrtial remedy for these Unser vokes. both for oxen, and for double horse wagons and carta, compelling the teams to walk in the same fine with the wheels that come after them, wonld be a still better remedy. Ob most country roads there are two toe-paths and two ruts, and it is noticeable that the toe paths are al waya in much the better order. Longer yokes would bring the paths and ruta together. The feet of the teams would break down the sides of the ruts, and till them as fast as they were formed. This wdnld improve road bed, aud make the drall of loads easier. We cannot ahorton the axle tree without increasing the danger of npsetting, but we can lengthen the yokes with safety. Legislation is needed. Fr.acEa. Poor feneea are a temtation to cattle, and induce bad habita. Look especially to those around grain fields, which will bo attractive.

on the farms oi .nr. iietiaes ami ni:Vlj eil seeded stock of

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NEW TIN SHOP! ECKS TINE & UltETZ, w Tfll"l M ruanorl fn! ' v inform the null If that Mi'-v hevej.iei purchased larjje Mo" und Hardware, ,or M, lht loMireeh Cka Uteij-if. ol .11 k.d, ke,.t hand. Aleo Tut Ware, kept fornix. ami Manufactured to urder out uf the beat w,irj,), and on re-ieonable term, d$- A ' 1 wo'k warranted. Call at the new '!' Sio'e and tnve u a irial. Corner of Liwrence ant North .Main street, oppo siie ihe pnat Office. F IHII a to. FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Btl LIII IB Prfvlnco, Uarley. Oata and Lime. Lowir Wharf-Uoat Proprietors, TROY. INDIANASept. 20 'G7-fi n W. ER1VY, JASPER, INDIANA. is FRONT OF THE COURT HOUSE RESPECTFULLY cslle ihe attention of Ihe Citizen of Jaeper and vicinity to hie LAKÜC STOCK OF T I N W A R E, LATEST riTIIII of Cooling and Heating Stove. Ue bee alao, i good stock of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY NOTIONS, II of which will be eold VER LOW FOR CASH. Old copper and pewter taken in eaesnge for f ooda. Niv 17th. l6-if. L ü NC H A T Ulrich 8 EVEltVI DAY AT 10 'elk CH. I LIIIt II, a a a RESTAURATEUR. East Side of the Public Square, JASPER, INDIANA, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that ha ia prepared to manufacture

cigare ol all kinds in the best style to order, on commiaeion, or for cash. A good etock of all kinde of cigare constantly oa head end for sale oa reasonable terms. (CT Hie Bar will ha alwsje supplied with the beet of liquors. July 2d, 18-57 tf CH, ULRICH

EVERY CITIZEN

o r DUBOIS COUNTY

SHOUD OSGHIBBnusiMvSlS SUITS!

FOR THE JASPER Courier IT IS THE OFFICIAL OF TflE COUNT!'. 81,50 A TEAR MILLINERY! A Fine Slock of Fall Ciooda. I wich to inform the public that I have juet received, and am now offering for eele, the Largoat and beet Selected Slock of MILLINER . STRAW AND FANCY SOODS SILK AND STRAW HATS. BONNETS French and American Flowers aver offered in Jaeper. ALTERING BLEACHING AND Cleaning done In the neateet manner, and on the shorten notice. We will pay eapecial attention to DRESS MAKING and damping, which will be neatly executed Those wishing Good end Fashionable article, of Millinery will do well to call at my Shop, oa tba aorth side of the Public Square. MRS. MARY A. MAUNTEL. Nor. 24:11,1166-618

CIothinglHEW GOOBS. , iCUMHia Ot EAST MAIN AM. Si A I In N A ID ITS.

amnnnnv I Ml M Ht 81 la'iUWN üü(niia.i JN THE EAST SIDE OF THE 'COURT HOUSE. JASPER INDIANA. AS returned from the Em. wit new tri elegant stork uf CL OT 11 I M (. to which he invitee ihe attention of pur ehesere. A full eseortmen' of pe'ltlemeii'h , Furnishing (iooda. His stock of Clolli, 'iiNi liier', ARD Are ot lit latest ml most deair. blc et) m. -tluch he i prepared lu make 14 vdei II hori notice, and in ihe moat elegit! etile A lull eaeortnient of GENTLEMEN'S A' W prices for Caah onlv. A fail ....intni .if aunnriur. ulaln. mi full boeull hiatal A I sndaome stock of BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS. Drawere. Hanrlkernieta, Halt lloae; am a full a" f'meni nf men's and bov' hats. June mh. lKß. SKW tJO(H)8! Dry dioori, i lot!. ing niifi Ciirorrriew! 'lMF. undersijrned has jus' 1 tie Queen City WPh returned frnn well aelecler

torkof Iii above article, to w hich h. mmii ep" rwre w irow svio 91W -nviies the attention of cinzena ot Duboi- he raore atom) IsVeelH Ike ire..ir-r ih :ounty. He is confident he ran seil hkwT N" M-ney require d in fttn"-

ir ods is ch-an as any merchant in this vi cin.tv. His stock ol cenllemen'a Clothine is narticulali tine. Coll and see (or vow solves, at the big brick, aafb lb Conn House. JilSKI il I. (id. September 26. 1R3.-Iy Jaapt-r antl l.oaoot t ! o ACCOMMODATION ,-TAGK! o eTHE tinden igned, proprietor of the repu 1- lar mail line, reapectlully informs inraveiing public that herealirr he will rut a tiisge for the srcommodaiin of paaaen gers on Mondavi, Wednesdays, and Fii dsys He will leave Jasper, in time tn en neri with the train? on the O & M. R. It at Lonrootee, and will return 011 TuesdeyiI Thursdays, and Saturdays. His team is igood one, and paase!iter may rely on go ins through safelv and intim IS' IK RE SHOEMAKER. May 19lh, lswO y PATENT 4 III It.V JUST the i limp to plesse y ur wives Reeve's Ohio Patent Churn mafcea niun nutter from lees cream, ami in n shortsr time, with less labor than any other churn. Ca and eiamine them at M. KRIEDMANN'S. March 16, 1867. JOHN BUCHA UT'H IS THE PLACE TO UUY CHEAP ALI KINDS 8b STYLES OF DESIRABLE .UWNITUA, HE most reapoc.lully ...form. hi. num.roucustomers an. I the putiltc tl.at he naa ju received from Cincinnati a large at.d wel aelected etock of chaire, bedsteads, bea reaua, which he offers fur aala thaap. alao offera for aale good Reads .Hade Furniture! manufactured by the beet houeeain Gmein nati, and by himaelf. He solicits aahar of patronage, and feels aura he can giv esstisfaction. Pee 21 JOHN BUCIIARTFine Blooded Horse! APnr blooded English Rsce fiel Hen from a full blood - d Messenger and b luiportad Albion, can be aeen at Jaeper, Duboie couuty, Ind. An interest for aale R. M. WFLMAN. dec. 1st. IRßft-tf. 33efanntmöd)iip.öen tnbcutffi)cr prad)c Derben in Mcfer Df'!. ftcc (iiif Scflc unb Sßohlfeüftcaitöcfcr tt0Ct. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE ia hereby given that the tin eigned haa been appointed Administrator of the estate of Mary Met Moiety , late nl Duboia County, deceaeed. Said estate ir probably eolvent. Richard E. ÜeBrums, Administrator.

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JAnl'LK INI). w. have jtiat received muH but select stock of Uoods, v. Inch we offer low lor cash Or Country Produce Our etork consis'e of Printe, pelalnee, Brnen ml Bleachul Sheetings, ShifHnge, atripea. Checke and Ticking; lie rime and jiikv cloth 10. Pleaae iive us call betör purchaeing lae w here na L'K f.7tf. N E IlfKIN; New Store! DRY GGCCS, Cl.Glhlr.G. r.CTQNS & C "fi'lll! un t i u 1 1 1 il w i u rl reefieelfntff in. 1 I. rin i he Pub ir llial hi bti juel i pel rd new ati.'F, in ilir l u. 1 1 i n -1 1 v t ceu j'ii d ny V (' A t' !, wlurt be Ima a luve -"" "' Diy (i Is, Ch ll Ii Bot, Bt a, Nolj.niH, & . U whirl, lie UiVMe the alien. wl the Public, am. hu h hi- will . al U I the Public, an ft kleb he will n ll Dfjces 10 def coinpetion Call anrl i i one. FRNK FiNtK. N v. 31 I IMCtt M OM.Y I'UKK AS V. I l.li-lOUO Active Local ami Trateliiia Al"M, Ma'e or Female, all men, are Hnt, iJ to -ohcit na !e iw every Coy. To n, ! ape, LtvHilet, Workshop aioi F-.clorr, I bet ugbi ut 'he rattle world, f. r th" n.o-l ealeable i ov. eitle ever known, 500 Per Cer.t Frafit Hl KFAt'T k A IE WMFIilVlK i IHhlll I ! Seeaei Men hi tt women tun ic Iron 6i '" r ' d SO ihlk 'o ! A " e ursi aenu 'ne srot'ies aim receive pay ilierwsrda! It yen acoii lly wish In aishe rapidly amt etStlv. write fur full particulars anil Vr JHUNOR & CO. ffrrm Parte) IK Bsiaaaw at , Ntw FoaiCrrT. 8 t.4'.i Jy. Ii ONü t'oiitr buior 111 the Aiuencan Wit. eta vear. R CHARnaoN l Cuttma Pi Nfeu st. N Y. IJHUN NF.E! The Anecaolea iu lb Aoter ican Wii. L'ö cie 1 ar KjiAi. i-S'-n k CoVbtas M Nessn at N . Y. nOM F. Amüsement in the American Wit lio cia a v"ar It ich 1 ra si k Coi.mn. 81 N-esns' yv. I JBHEDV1ANM BUREAU la Tbe-Awee lean V. ''5 eis a v- ar RtciM Rps 'jt Ac Cotttna 81 Naaiis N Y. Un. N Y. The I RlSHCALiTlES 01 um AbievMsa '.'5 ria a vear. R ICH A HtiOS fc CoI.tm 81 SlSMU't W iMII'RI-' tl r. ........ in ........ .1. in, .v.. . ( ,. t - r. ". n 110-rican W 11 i 1 ( ' a eir a . ... Ri r Eim Atio-son 4: fLtle ffl N o.tN Y. llF Ann rii 1 hi it ia a tin py ait. 25 1 ' a vear. RiCHAripaoR k CLtfS,91 N' i'rUi 11 N V rM1K American Wo Awava h lor any JM. one to rearl. 2-r M -r. RirH A rdsch b C 1 1 1 a a 81 en N Y SK ai d receive in Aaneriean v It, I k cie e vi. R ' M .1 i - k CiLLias 8 I Vhs.hii t N Y. i t EN. GRAN T is tt.e ... Qranl ui Urania. " I I. Aim r r.n IV n - 'r. I. . ir RiciiAHr soii At Causa 81 Nissust, N Y A VC!?) I V Ü V lZ 'I'l'W Ri:vroiti:i.

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f Mpi nIAToRoEA. or Seminal Weikness, Ini'olunary S-minal L -e, IwrortaCYi Mental and Pv.ical Ieeapacv . Dnri' "ei'to to Marriage, etc ; ahm CeaaoaVTlOS, El it rrgTt .j p,T- induced oy aell indu gsnce or aeiual extravagance 'f F Price, in eenled envelope, on'v f5 ns. The celebrated author, in ii.is dnvrabi e"aav. elearlv demons'ratea from a thine vear' aaeeteaial pracnce that the alarming consequences of elf ahn-p m iy he radical y cured without the daneron. ua of internal medicine or the aoplicnion of Ihe k"ife pointing not a mode of cure at "nrr aimnle, certain, and effectual, hv rwanaol which eeery eufT-rer, no muter what hfa eondi'ion may be, m iv cure himself cheaply, privately, and RADICALLY. Thle Lecture shnt,IH he In the hands nf eeerv youth and every man in ie (in) under eeal, to anv adilres, in S sealed envelop, on me receipt uf ix cents, or two postage, s'amns. A'o I'r. Colverwella Marriage Cui-le," price 23 cents. Address the puh'iner. CH AS .!. C KLINE Si fO, 127 Bowerv. New York. Post office box 4,580. Jana 15, 1887. .IUHlieM, lllankM. A GOOD eupply of Joatlces' Blanke con etently on hartd end for sale low at the mlTRIER OFFICII Snliaorihe for the J an tier Con Her DCfpay us what you owe us.