Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 11, Number 36, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 October 1869 — Page 4

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Cocked 'ruod for Swine. fluni J. Fdjpe. of Chester county.

Vk in aus vr to the niquinisoi uu iui

tor of the Practical rarrotr,

SHEKIFF' SALE.

TOTICKia hereby iriven that by vir

tu of a (leave issued fron 1 1 -

. .iV.... . . r . 1 .. I l. i L . .t tin- Ill li.iv I niiiifv

ives timt V"HI VI -

which

L'irrail Court, muito im directed,! will

p. era revon w Vbv a 1 PWHJWd to ort, r lor aale at public auetion, . Miiiint nil to be read WiiniUiereM t'y ... . , , . ... ... .. i.. i

Olli

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Cliri.vl J!) luflK.li jjiuh. . M- tt,t i x tM'l'i tile lit Wad Willi

Men, in three forma, viz: helletl and fed vl o:e; ground ami wade into ilop wkh cold water, und mouiui and thoroughly

mukiil.

m ..I f mim Vwiv VW fYiltll .....1 ....'..- a tiM til

AÜW piKF H 1 III 11 Ulli w I , .1. .v ut VIJ115 il.' il Ii I ill livi 1 miiiis,

IT. Mild Wer t'' Pivuuiu ui en veins ol mo iwicwiiiit urw-nwii ituj

to the htarheet bidder, lor ensn ju bnuu,

nt the door of the eourt hoiir-c of Du boi. county, in the town of Jsspcr, on

BATUHAY, October 9, litn, Between tbe houra of 10 o'clock, a. If, and 4 o'clock, r. If. of aald day, the reut!

not exceeding lev-

Ho! For Idaho!! UNION BAKKlll AND TM,xr7, AAnc ICONECTIONERY

II 1 X vx J V i'o,

AMD

11 Y

sow crossed W'itA

the same liltei

ti good com ni on R.m khire boar.

In eaeli case the food was given them '

fnet an consumed, and all uocsiule care 0f Bee, Tw o tikcu lo avoid any wnnte or Urrayubtrlty Three Weat,

o: feeding; in every case of change of food three days was allowed belore the weighing for the experiment, in order thai" the effect of a Hidden and entire change of diet might uot effect the test: it. I found that tivebushe's of w hole corn made 47 pounds of pork. Flvebuahela ileal miller's toll i of corn, ground and made into thick slop with cbld water, made i-4j pounds of pork. The fan e amount ot meal, w ell boiled and led cold. Iliads pounds of poik.

ith the whole com the pigs hau me !ops frora the kitchen too mill, I and for drink with the boiied mnah, one or twoi quarts wore thinned with cold wider or iop irom the booae ; In each etae the .house slop was UK'd in some form or. Other, hut lU ÜM milk was reserved tor; small pigs. I The fifteen bushels of corn cost 1 30 er buslwl. and thee will notice that! While the pork made troni the w hole eoi n.' barely paid for the corn,, and that from the same amount of ground corn cooked, paid the whole eott of the coin and a iitlie more than one dollar per bushel over, and that the economy of grinding and, making into slop will fulh warrant the, extra trouble and expense. How could it be otherwise, w hen the wholeecono" inv of profitable feeding consists in

bursting of or breaking the indigestible hull whit Ii encloses the minute particle of the food? In the above experiment the data are

based upon pork at $14 per cut., and!

coru at pl,W per bushel, but it will apply as Well to other prices. Tbe sc bond experiment was exclusively w ith new corn. In two lwrms. viz : on the ear. and shelled and ground before boiling, and all in each ease was what w e know as "nubbins" or soft corn. The best of tlii class of corn was reserved for the pig and the w orst fed to the cattle. Ten bushels m the tob made t0 pounds of pork, fed In the u-ual way, on

the ground. 1 he same amount shelled.

ground bv horse power, and made 64

ti pounds of pork. Ff course a portion of that fed on the ear uma wasted : but it is the common plan, and forms but a lautest of the comparative merits of coked food. I have made no experiment of aotind new coru but inv have a favorable opportunity before the season is past.

out wouiu suppose tust my experiment

with old corn would rion to judge bv.

Thee asks for any indirect point i which may have been noticed during the experiments, 1 have found thnt there i economy in allowing the food to become thoroughly Cold before il is fed: that in this state ä larger amount will be eaten, with tin re appnpettt good appetite: that while scalding i. beneficial, thorough and

prolonged COOKing under pressure lmore economical. In more th in one ca-e 1 mstcttod the lids of the barrels down until the pressure was as high as tive pounds per quere inch In the barrel and steamer, and examination into the condition of the food convinced me that its globules were thoroughly bttfsted, and it was all or nearly all rendered available. During a given time, the same pigs will COMOme rather more coru cooked than uncooked.

Having eaten various portions of unci

of tbenbOVeiiga, fed almost entirely on cooked food (fed cold, J and having assisted in killing all of them. I must say that the prevalent Idea that the meat of Ucll pigs is not as firm as if fed upon uncooked food, has proven, in my ease, to be erroneous thottg I am not protmred to say what the result would have ecn had the food been used while warm. Another correspondent of the same paper, in speakibg of the value of potatoes shen cooked for bog, says: "I have demonstrated to my own satisfaction, with the nee of n Prindie steamer

and careful weighing, that while five bushels of boiled mush (hnatypdding) will make eighty-four pounds of pork.

inrcc bushels ot meal and five ol potatoes w ill make seventy t WO and one-half pounds f pork- I do not wish it to be understood that the five bushels of potatoes made the extra twenty-two and onehalf pounds, but merely to state that under similar circumstances the two combined produce the above result fT Pine Apple juice makes a delicate drink, l'eachesand plums are both excellent, and cherries will do if nothing better can be obtained ; but the syrup will not bo so clear and lively as the others. These juices are excellent for the sick, and should be bottled ns carefully as canned fruits, to keep them from the least degree of fermentation. Mildew. LemonJ nice mixed with salt, powdered starch' and sott-soap. and applied with a brush, is good to remove mildew. After the application is made, the article must he kept on the grass till the sUiu comes out.

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GOTTLIEB

OV:i

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lip S'rrft, diru'ly Ib freist of ibtC

. r Ind. t .i.i i' Vrr a! mm i L .

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tint ic. ni' Mid frttfti : Sag 6,

nit

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I t I i it' I" fer W dilltfs mi i! paiMr it. i-liin I

affranU'U IftlfffCloty. I i l.lirlu ,;'. ul, : i :lo. rSiroSSW Ü ISiptflftlHj UlllfS. tti-Jjr

GUODN'KWh! TfeS SSSfet Sf Blil Mil m'.'i 'i ii c mi.tv ,t.

l,UMj 'Ii. I' 1 II. IM lt.. I . 1 .. , 1 .'J 1 . it UUNT1NGBURG !

fctS ISSt rcn:rrtt lirni tb Pit, slstS II tr liH , tS irgOi.i unk M I I 1 1 t l y, tc, titt tiitd u iUi cssatfi Li.i. mi i" '. i r.gitcitc4i ii vi ITu. '

RAILROAD!

estate, situated in l)ubois county, .Slate

ol Indiana, to-w it :

The East half the South East unarter

ToWII Three outh Hange KJ aires; also, the North

West part of the South West quarter ot

the North West quarter of ec. Two I Town Two Booth Hange Three West, 38 1 acres: also 38 acres off of the North West corner of the South West quarter of the South Fast Quarter of ec. 14 Town Throe South hange Tliree West, containing in all IM acres, more or lent Situate in the Couutv of Dubois and'

Stale of Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of principal, interest and cost called for by said execution. I w ill at the same time and place, and in like manner, sell tbe lee simple of said real estate. Taken in execution as the property of Stephen .lerger at the suit of Joseph II. Hcfnsheiioer, et. ah TOBIAS HERBIG, Sheriff D. C.

W. Ji'av Gardner, Att'y. Sept. Ii, I 6.1-3 w

UAV8VILLE STOVE AND TIN sJloRt

OS THE NcRTH SIDS uF THE F U BLIC IQ U A R I JASTEU. INDIANA.

AMD

!j a n v v v t o m v.

Joseph Keruitrliciiii

Uli liod; criiii,' iii j.utt if t'ASSl J! FKLS, BATIK 1 B,

Ll DfiEYO, 1 LA NK El I.

jeakh,

ADM I N 1 8TB A TO R8 K0T1 CK. NOTICE is hereby given that the uuderslgned has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of August Kessler, late of Dubois county, dee'd. Bald estate la supposed to be solvent. ALEXANDER KESSLER, Adm r. J. ('. Schäfer. Att'y. Sept. 10. Y3-3w

EVERY CITIZEN

ASJart rifiT.! 'r hspssi Vi bSBl KlStM WStl

I L-i -iiv r.r I'lV.cr.t 10 lUH'i i i-v'Utiiy. bicli In

LaOiti ttll T: iiriife: il.l'ii 0. itat rt Jtidm oM'.ili.,-

irtfi hm tlu BtSA'nnft in ittrsiej IfSwMlSfSS." tin iistlimil imiaihai vt THE BF.ST Mul:nv IV. re . ntlnw, MwtS. Silk l.utrt, Ccltur.ii'.i,. LiiKi.-t ' . l Ulil.r . nml ill ullirr kit.. of Ootids Tot !hLüsr, ! V ! Hi

tiiiror ilMor ("! t ir i c n in! U o v . is Also SBMrpSM 4,coflKtilnsit Clu'tiü. MmicrrK. Jnn . Stalinr'd . S'ln rnd Silk VtdlnSi w ""' irtrui".,. Untlrrahirt. Ilai nd Iii i'ts Mini Htiiv Ar . Sc . ;inrt linr.i.t Miy klnil 4 moait y'i r.. II for. Come tiil bo ; nu'-rd tlint hr ha. th.- I rt cd cbavvt gov, in tbf roktity. lit bat al.o T II E C II E A P E S T Lot cf QuMMWrS, CUkswari. Stoneware. Crocktfrywarr Hardware of .ill kts4s, Caipi-nter TocN. Trm-e Cli.iin". AStS, TWi" ar. unit a h'iii'ln J oihrr rislr f aav .Ti'v! crn iuii tit 'uv i , t" mtrtlMJ. I'thjim uantltiK Nuiitn, frill And bif Itocfe ibl btfU AND MOST

j UfflraMe tn town. So aUo his Crotricit US, In quslic. ' mü pftCS, tl uir.tt

SATISFACTO R Y

11 1. mid I.MieJ bio ItiK in nn urn tiny m-o. il n Jl.- ,

. Hi int. .o. - In rilurB ! IHllmlJ ui I vrrouii'l.

lug i ni. ii" c. i I'u i Ii, ihn mtyt an vmn yi i m ...ft.: . i..- - miif THt-WiiM " il klii'U. 811 AWhS, BCAHFH, i.. vSVr fiT mI at "'"' w I -rl. il.-ty Pulciilti'n litl lu n nulai-tuif, tuoril'Till llll WS. wurfaHHtl ml

the I... lvl, liil ut ill I" M SHMM ill A ,l,:ii i' vl tin Mblic MUrwMaga I ft WU x IlHti 'I pft s b i in I. i in il. "I tu I' f. will Ii li nur it t'"rm I" i all UI biw I'l l' r.' i itrnulatus NMhl tti i' k li r AttSUM 14. WSS- iOSKI 11 I DB1

DEKSP GOO I t).

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V( 0L HOODS. QL0VE8. KUBJE8.

l int HhMMltd NnrsteS

AVuri litouit lili.i dr.l He

' I 11 HI J.l-n' .41.

1 RbflUb Bar Stiillu.ti '.'r"in a full iicircmi bi ltuwrid Sib mi. can i'-

l lll nif CnliliiJ , lliii. ana . Afl lil'Tful lui K. M M KUIAX.

Mi KIM ING8, t LOTH If G,

BI 1RTING8,

CUTLERY

SPKING STYLES!

O K

II. MID ABB,

HATS AM) CA 18 1

GROCI HIE. CL ETI

V. ABE, OILS. PAIHTH, N B P DM ERY,

DYE 81 LTTS. MEDICINES,

VKÜ,

X ri) Cs) o o t 3 !

1 1 i"

A ftill orirr.nt t-t Ctaairt i -i : .

TOM Ladies, tliildifii's, and Gentle iiien'.H Wear.

Je ni.. 1 1 Ilium

I t ff ti'i

K ' h It; 1 1

S 11 A T S

O F

DUBOIS COUNT?

SHOULD 8ÜR8GHIBB

Aud a targ suck of btictt itjrbi MEN'S AND IiuY

AT -I JOS. FRIEDMANS j v r o r I x i n o Fresh from Faris and London 1

IS NOT DEAD

tun Iff gm1 4tT1i lBSt .-'..( ' If.

$tff Tin hlbMt "- ''. : .. llTir.it. i.f V: .,..'. in '.. t i .

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M'LLl Nr,

I! ,'wVl! tiff

C'm.lil 1 u

and -. II nt a iroal

ps a mil aiiortmt-nt of all WWW T war f.":'il in a mor. ab Ivb h luv for rmh

iruCt. vlt'leruiincd tL.it bbtraMMrTi

I N T UK L O N (i U V N shai; M la'.ltfled iu iMttl dMÜBS with liim.

COME AND SEE.

ipilE uii'i. '-i-Mi.'.i bai jaM oprttt I a btffi at'1 A. lCtl d itock uf

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M ILLI N E B Y II ha a'o a l ire nurtincnt of LaMl' an. I dhildrMi', ilaiiiun'1 Cotinns. Call ainl 'i" MM Murk May . lsCS; JOSKl'll b K SSUSUS 1) II UG STÜHE !!

form a Kood ciile-

FOR THE

.1ASPER

Courier

rftJUTl KC KtliT, Ä ( 0 On tht corner of Suuth Main ard Wt Sirt,

JASPEH. INDIANA, W twntantty iVMtlSwl(fa a rboirM rttuint of rui.l Dill OS. anu 'iR wbicL art nil ktaSd of PATENT MBDIClXESi

Asm Cwts, Sirii.li Ti im yuififn. MofpMMi r Alo Vamlabi - Paint, oil. Iiyn-stulfa Putlv. Wkilt l.r.iil. lui. aim. t i.ir-. SiiiilT, Ac ft . Col 0 1 LarSOII. rlab Oil, I'ain l'.riihs. Hair llrub k. l bsbM lirui-bca, , S Ii 1 1 i n Soap.

SPRING AND BUM MIR DRV GOODS ! LATEST PARIS HATS,

ItOOTS AND SHOES. n i. a s s w a it e, y r 1 1 n s w All I., ftf!

I To wlu'cli b lavftM lb n-' u f tl.r p'il I i Hi- !i'iirht hi 1 bw, "f iliv hSH '; l-. lb fntml n litiii aini ifcf ttanSaH "rt. and i SMtrnlnsd not m Is IttttStm l'l Hi d-ir t mil articnlir ittMShiS Mi

l.iri-. stci.k i.f I'rililii, .'f II BUUM, Ittlkllt, il IM qunii'.y. and

MtUIIIERYSTFAWAI L FAT CV ail'

SILK AMI BTI1AW EI AI s. (

fc'

Reavt ti l Phhss Gier!

st.ar '-. riv;.i. nrisrnTrhnmlRf, . .. far at t!k r it", a di'H cewpftitlun. lary forb of ti. w priicprii". :it'.il rv' Ty ktj't ill ii i'. MM il -! rr I i" Ii i .- tNu ('harue: r k h arisfl 0

Molt I i Li I

1 L'U.l'.il I

rrk and Ar 'ri. .r Fl ra Lrrl iti ti . i , r i ft ; I .ii .In i I iii iirr r,.! in ii .1 . I , il.. i V. ' i air i MfS ia Um btl Mjria, atrtt At H ALTERING BLEACIIIN11

CtMnltrS 9WM In lb hoal m notir llll '.rXi'Hl' l'l 1'it HtH rv : '! S Iftvtl ' i '.ii .1 i.f ib h 1 ' Sanar 1.

T'K H WISfl (i"iT! J0KPli FRIEDMAN.

Apr

l-v

-I

DENTAL AND PLAIN

AIM a well flected .trek of

SOAPS.

IT IS THE

QIIICI At

PAPER

LK& Cap piper, tuuUCip pa; rr. Leiter papT. Nnte raptr, AM a'.ao Pipr. Tobacco P"ea. T001U l'icki, Tnoth Bruches, Leid Pencil, Sc., Sc.

BEST or medicinal Wines. NOTIONS, PERFUMERY, diC., VC.

In irrcat variety: and all other article naually kept in a well rondiicird Urnp Stnre.

"PmeripUMM carefully prepared. AHo, a full aaortnint of

F A MII.Y March J OI)-ly

I ilk;. Ii 'Pun , lim

-" 1 nail )

sanrscToaas asp uF.it ia llAUNKSS AND SADDJ E8,

Sou' Ii I'isi C'irasr f lh Puohr 8qiior,:TVp''i'T'"r

W. ERIN jasper.Tndl

IN FRONT OF THE fOTRT HOUSE

JASPER, INI).

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1 .V 1 III Iu bi

I rtf'i lr il.ai.l. ti tl-t i-1'u-n ftf IinrcU muni

I lclnttj l"r th'- r b "i pafrnnaf at) i unllrtt 1

c 1 1 ItaSct iM rtlib 11 of Ii f ln. Velil.jJ C'lit'ili f Ibat b n inak It lo tbt itui it .f crmr In VMK atiyibinn In bi! IIS Sl :tb MBl,kt blWitl b 'Mall profll and ipiirk Jll .', May 5.. O'-.

T I N W A

GROCERIES.

OF THE COUNTY.

5? This line fills the column.

1,50 A YEAB.

WOODEN LEVER PUMP! MANUFACTURED AT WICKLIFFE Crawford County, - - - - Iiuliunn.

pumps, lb nil-

thr I'p.t

nnrVi.l.

Itcrlly, Bargrr &. Uerrcbncli CS 3a if jp ov in & u G. CAB1NKT MAKERS

CURSES OF WF8T a KD MCP FAID kTHEET; JASPER. INDIANA O WH I T Um Will gh prompt attention t pitt

' aaaw iiiilt uu I i.ini i.l-- Ui i h Li I ntvle.

M alwaya ready to make con Iracti fur work. CkWstl ni 'kiiiK of all kind prumpil Iv aticiniid lo. ami a cenera aKuit-

mi'nt of the lict firrtiltnre kept nn liaml. and ler Kalo at hi ptlcSt, Uie ua a call at John ftnrtiari' forKtf HUtf. Jan 29, OS-.v

LATEST PATEKS

f Cookinf and Heating Starts. II bat, !o, a or.d lock of

HARDWARE AKC CUTLERY

ind a vri :y of oiher ill of which ni he add

ror.cr.3,

VKRY LOW FOR CA8I

Old mt-rr r rd pm'f trl.cn in exel i rf tT tSi 'ni'nilicr Kill. IMS tf.

fTHK liroprlptnr of the almve miiniifaclured

J lleirl' lo c.ill lb UtcMkM uf the public to

JOHN BRIGGS. StXCES-iOB T 71 I enrl Street, NEW ALBANY. IND.

1 T I Ctltl tU t i ni iliA AA msVsasm si

' "in min ti i wit' trill MtllMl to krop a ham block of Iron mid

- 1 s i i WItl i sm mir in1 nt' I i noon work of all descriptions, ut whole) at an its im. ibr

'hip

Bt IS O BTAOE

A 5. 0 1

BOUTS-

JAM' i: K IAIL EXPRESS

1. STWKBAOIB

TT sro U pre

pi riiirlty ot tln-ir pump

Ivle lint eaallv ant "til

They an- put up iti

of iirder. are MSill

lirinK up a lnrire a volume of water oa any DUMP of ihi

dirriptiiiti. ill nut freeze in winter nd are MM at a lean prire th.iti MM oilier kind of punipn. Ordern for lhee pumps will lie promptly atiernled to. and the pumi s wurraiileit to irlve Milifarllial, If left Ith any of

Mho folluwinc iifii'tit In Ihilini l iiiitiiy. viz: It. F.nthof-

en .iper; nceearat, nntitinetmrg or .n nn iingen at llayaville. TL pump will b put in well if deaired. O. MOKKY A ItUOTHKR. June 26 'G9 tf

to which Iip invilps tlio attention oi

' j i , mm .on I'"' 'UK " i in ni.liv Idealer in Dnliois and surroiindin-r conn-delivered ni-. ir-Fe'i

ties. ill dlinliciltP itnv Mil af Trrm ' tm'fm ik and arrw

bought in the West.

Contractor fir ib- Rbflfl I ri ii rr r Sfi 11 Tf

limit e. rcspc iltiiily liifMpi tl- r.I Ii,- tw'

b will ros w ltck. with an rellrnt tttw rallabl iirivcr tnd ii i tt kied i" I : ' 1 ' ' ' (xpre-f maiii i In iwi . ii lb t 1 i"i ! ii ' t J.i ' ' ' road at IhMbl kSl 4iKW. WrjT I lr, I tl ll mi tin nn ft lea, nable 111 If am fill p- ic I'1 will f tut ilil the Iicm cl II we'l hi- r. i , p1' . fi 1 1 v i'i

iiv.ii im i' : :i . i i i .

. iff i t rt v l td n ry ni ir

M'ndinp or icci iv iip r pi

fl.p' l.i Ufib

in nur

FULDA EXCHANGE. FULDA. SPENCER COUNTY, IND, BA UNEY SCHNEIDER, Prop'r CI OOD accommodation, for man and heaat. Th tahlt T la alway implied with Mlbatantlal delirarie. and

the liar with the beat of liquor. A f liar of Public pat

ronage if loitmicti. July 34

March ö-fim

the railri nil trains eiilierwiy

111 7 oelnck. I i'i ii l.nr ilil '-.re. i.

m" JiHinid)

ai itcalf Istttn n ctti'tt v ' .

reu rn i ; lcr.M I I m a. A. Ml IMl.a t 1 1 K

FROM THE

93cfaiintnittd)unacii boots iv.. if . madi

miuit9f:i 83praqjfir werben in biefer DM fice auf1 Beftc wim

SöoDifeufte angefer ttoet.

& JI10ES,

TO O 11 D E B

......rn V. ri IM P

s asnx i ii

A . J . 608SMAN

vtmic iV "..Ii,- ihn linn rti)!rnrf1

nbop id coDfitciit.n Wim nn it re in

l.i. llnLntr niiüfv kTu . nit . fl T.T T . i Vit.

Bndtf now prtnrc1 t nw.u.ar nrn rr but bi"

.t... II u ill rai.i v'.-'., I ..In 1 11! IMC It'

ll! iimt i iut in nin no.. - - , M.

BturUI, tSM ran Rimr s or Hs;

anv In the roitntv. and nip'-rirrio ini-i wu'u- oi'i""'

will h reai-onalile. RtMlrlkg m SlSUfWUl prom

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