Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 42, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 November 1878 — Page 7

VE6ETINE

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Chills, Shakos, FEVER AND AGUE.

HINTS FOR TUB 1IOU8KUOM.

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Macaroon. 14 pounds powdered sugar, 1 pound sweet almonds bleached Htul pounded to h paste, whites of Cecrs, grated peel of 2 lemons.

rtlNci PiMMt'Ctiicc. 1 cunautrar. 1 of

butter, 4 tagg. 2 fiblespoonfuls milk,2a cups ilour, 14 teiwpooim baking.pow-dor.

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in .iiritii ouw -iwcr nuidina.l pint of

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uiiik, z ps, i ounce of butter, 1 teaspoonful .salt. 8 hcanitu? tablra

iKiHMunniaiiftjfiiotfnwtitHi.M.r1firouw JJiscHil. j of a small ytasr-cake and

rt?KlX" i pint of water to make usiionira: to

of but-

a taken lIUiii -U, - muilHpOOnilllS ot s

a largo tablcspoonful of salt.

T-ir.W)80,N.0..1878.

ttt fcwt wliclim 1 rr iw (or VMttt. Situkf. vr

wttwrni" nittiiiHtrrutriira, J r I yiwradvermiuiirnt

mniKMiiffrik.iMiljinliiliiff. llo has taken el

irMta HtUMiut rruwtif ur can, ll H twenty irara of fs ,h",''H,Jf:-!Wl.liltvil irarioT SHfWlMI 14 & V.tlie jtii.l that l it iait ofthp ('.. fiiiK'leavfHiM ti fHitt umii tlw j'mliit HMt .rf th. nwditttif jrftnmncnftti ntr UiU. l-MwtH lr rrrmniwiiJ e rHme iortulieij4alii. 1 think It trm sneih-st mntldi.i. hi the world, ite.K'ctfmijr, silts, j, w. umu. VKOETrNr.-Wlwt tlH W.xhI l.f(W3 llfrtrw and rtHtit, WtlH-rfrum cliauc of HMtlirr or if climate. S'.iJ.V.'.'Tr "W1 "'"t. r from anr oilier cause, tfceM.GI.riMt Kill iruewtna lilood, catty off tlmim' UM htSMSora, cliiit Him Momsfh, irtmlMetlmbywiu. VEGETINE DYSPEPSIA,NERVOUSNESS And Goneral Debility.

sugar,

Jumbles. I cunful butter. 5

1 of milk, 0 of Ilour, 4 nutmeg, 1 tcnpoonful soda; roll them out, cut with a tm cutter, htult them over with the white of egg ml sift granulated suirar on bofore baking. Jkef Tea. I pound of lean beef, chopped fine; put in clean vessel with cover; add 1 pint cold water and 4 drops of muriatic acid; stand on back of range 1 hour; then simmorS hour.s; strain and ad-1 4 oloves and l

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iui sail.

Corn llrend.2 cups of sour milk, 4 cup molasses. 2 cuns corn-mcal. U

caps white Hour, small tablespoon soda, dissolved in sour milk: salt; steam 3

nours. to bo eaten hot. Slico and

whh added to the H, will maka the sum of $20, which miht be termed plear profit, for the butter and milk used in the family will repay for the trouble, inia is a lair average estimate of a cow for a year, and 1 think tb fowls are not raUd too high. Some breeders will do bettor even thau that, and others not so well. Perhaps the cow might yield a larger percentage if the mute lx.sold. and th,

yield be forced by stimulating food, but

me chancos even then are not more favorable. It is a good cow that will yield 10, or even 8, quarU per 'day, day after day, for five or even six month in succession. At the least calculation, a

cow should yield milk for eight months

Summkk is reluetant to depart. Sh clincs i like a young girl who is positive that the clock has sot yet atruox tea, and who doesnotoareif it lm.Hocteslr Dmooral, ' T

A SAK8KR was forbidden to talk during his illnees by the atteadant nhyeieiaH. The suppression of speeoh killed him in just thirteen hours. N, O. Times.

HajrS Title. iioirever varied may b the opinion ooa-

cwn Bicma yauuitj o: HayaVs title to the

ivfmuey, mere h hoi a question In the mind of either Democrats or Republican upon one Important point, viz.: the unouetlonable rlajltt ofllr. I'lprcuV Fsmlly Mwll-

Of the voaf andforthla nnrlaVl uht 10 , B.l!we OI nUrd Keracdlcs of nL Jt l f i, ! Jtt ,orJni8, PerJH 1 eI8ht Ule n to the volc of the wverelxn quarts is the safer estimate. The cow people: ft

must bo milked wet or dry, cold or hot, ' Dlt v p,nHT SH V11"6 "M. 1878, at a OGrtain tlmn. anr) iha tnilL-

WAHTm V yw, w bcia rw as. iWWMSMnwttmi Wwmm Cumtku.Omim. J 0 V U mIr me mrM; tte MS WMMWf AS4wm Htomun, ttoiES

WANTED Craui'i KwrfW mm oTum

cirtuiiti free. AMm

lew. frtfU if

seeai to bu jjartlcularly adai.ted to the wattts or the oeoide In this warm cllmite, where bilious affection are partluulHrlv uravalunt. I

ttaaviuitnnnv r . . ...1 . . .

wj-.ttMinHHi.rtwirH aw" )u m warm it up .nTir1 tjM-MJtnut.11 urn! ,. Mihcc Pics. I noundof moatchon

urn

iivr ot tnir 1 1'Ml.

U Cnmrll fc?mi,wN.iMj1lmUro ut it Utatt nil ur MRS. U i'. I'KRKIXS. MIW. H. W, SCO IT, JOsKl'JICS SUVTE.

chopped

MNtnUWrof bark, rmt.j. ril Inrb. It 1 Tea at to tike; erery etill.t llkej it.

VEGETINE

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NERVOUS HEADACHE And Rhoumatism.

nnc, a quarts appios, 1 quart of cider, 1 pint of molasses, 4 pound of brown sugar, pound of raisins, salt, all kinds of spice to taste; put on tho stove in a porcelain kottlo, and let boil slowly for 4 day. Baked Suet Pudding. i pound beef- ' suet, chopped fine, 1 pint milk, 8 oggs, , salt to taste, Hour onough to make thin ; batter. Hake 4 hour and serve hot. Sauce: 1 cups powdered sugar, 1 tablespoonful of butter, white of 1 egg, 1 tcaspoonful vanilla.

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ii.. . ""'"irannrn, aim wiir iituim rmilt- . AtlroiB htt,MHl bUi Mdf Mif initcuiwtDil. the

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FAUX TOPICS.

VHr.ETJXK ! rMtwwl ttiounawta to Imtlth who ta t loa l'Hi and jwUiful juHcimi.

Profits ok Poui.trv. If nossihlo.

buildinsrs intended for nnnltrv

should bo placed in the orchards, and

snouiu an do inclosed by a fence, or not.

tuo ciruumsiancos uemana. Fow s

VEGETINE

and pigs aro the very beet cultivators and enrichers possible to find for fruit

trees. While tho treos aro vounp-. a lit.

. w-i "

protection of tho bodies from the

tie

MR.K. RSrrTKV.fi Jtr it-W have ln solllne rmir retWHly. th Teg. tfoAi r aljow trr jm. sn I take Hme n nvt.

Mnsj nnrilVTwoHid rmch the ca. h!H It nrr fUl Ki

i'1" wni imuratuis.

HWMtrultr.

E. M. SIIEl'llEKU & 0".. Ira:W.

swino is nocossary, but fowls aro notin-

DRUGGISTS' TESTIMONY. J"no,us 10 yunS trees or growing fruit.

v. mui-uiiuai), lUUJr Sit! 91 UUnCUL anU protection. They keep the earth loose about the tmnks, and clear the premises of insects. When in health, fowls am

it miiiir kMM continually scratchingand picking, and

icunng up uie oiu sou. it is tneir na- . turo. They stow away in their gizzards i mailV nOxioUS Wnnil snd inar.tu that

Jll!!Sfr1 clTt':t i?itWc thimrt damage cither tho growing fruit or the awmoa. ra ui putisw ih uh wwm. ; tree itself. Ey MmuMB locate your

uuii-iiousos in your orchards ana fruit- ! yards, or plant orchards and fmit trees in the yards. An "(Mrgfarm!" And pray why not! Ten good hens will pay as large a pcr- , centago on tho money invested as a good cow, and w'th less labor, and no expenditure of utensils or fixtures, be- ' yond a comfortable home, and quiet, , unmolested quarters. A single hen does not require much ground for

lancu aim lorage, out where many

io a cunsiucrauie area is necossary. A hen will produce from

jou to zuu eggs in tier lirst year; and.

, iwikuiiiiig at, mo lowosi numiKjr irom a

single hen, aniounta from 10 fowls to 1,500 eggs, or 125 dozen annually. Al

lowing the average pneo of 18c. per , dozen, it amounts to $22.50. A hen will consume a bushel of grain annual

ly, (borne hens will not do it, and oth-

will requiro more.) The hens

should bo kept in good laying condi-

I nun. nuuuuui. is inauu, oi course,

VEGETINE Prepare ly fl. R, Ste?sus Boston, Mass. Vncctlwe la SH hy All Driists. DR. JOHN lULL'S Sil's Tonic tm FOR THE CURE OP FEVER and AGUE Or CHILLS ant) FEVER.

t.C r i T' . Kro,novKM Mr Your I'leawmt iurjtive TelleU

w mra unuj ui LU U1U UUUlUr, auU thence to tho factory or market. The ftlttfk ninr? n 1 1

the Htl.cring of the eggs. The $J? W can wait a few hours and not spoil if1 Jou.v U. Hcxoskso.v. tho weather bo unfavorable; so, also, n n vn Rwrp.v. Mhm.. May liut. 1678. 2?hSieh0,,l,-l "-l? I"' . tti&D-JiS,ctl D:ecrjveh, orchards, und p.a.n ha sllnwa1 tl.nr,. 1 .,i .,.-:' 1 'etlJ'eri

when it would not be prudent to admit yettr standing. Vlene accept our ctatltude. the cow for a moment. On a farm wo Yours truly, Uexky Wiiitixu. generally calculate to keep both, but the smaller stock is apt to bo neglected and i Or. Wilhofi's Axti-1'skiomo or Fevkr treated as a nuisance. Country Gentle-1 Aotns TojjicI Wilhoft's Tonic has estabmn J ltelted iUelf as tne real Infallible Chill care. i It Is universally admitted to be the only reuaoie an(j harntlewi Chill medicine now In use. IMI'KOVK AND InCKKASK THE STOCK It efficacy Is confirmed by thousands ot cer0N the Fakm. Tho importance of I tl.fi??teB 0? ",e very best people from ll parts brooding from Imnrnrml nt- ?. of tcf I of the country. It cures malarious diseases of

u:"t?' .Z I! "J" every type, irom tue fhakinsr aeues of the

levers ot me been known

Proprle-

alwavs to use a thorough hrwt

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iiiaiu ; mo iumaios may no good, well . formed nativos or grades, but tho breed- TnimT of the best nrn m.t,r f er should make it a fundamental rule worfd arecomSto never to be lost sight of, to work stead-, A cable dispatch to the Associated Press nays liy toward improvement on tho mntWa . "West nwards have len awarded to the

side also. A three-quarter bred Short-' Amerlcau makwi- Ma80tl "amlin.

nom or uereioru is much superior to a I half-blood of tho same fctock; and the1 rule applied to evervsnecios of farm

stock produces similar beneficial rn-!

suits. Improved animals, if of the ap- i proved breeds of cattle, invariably make a rapid and lanrer errowth. ttnd nf a i

quality for fattinir aud beef infinitelv

superior to common stock. Tfaevsefl