Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 21, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 May 1879 — Page 7

THE BUKMK8K MOKKOK. UMparalbriad AtroMtUs at thm Maaaaer mt the frtHM aad tkatr Kclallvca, Tae following are wail advices giving the pertioulara of the massacre of the Bemeee Princes and their relatives: Kamooo, March IS. Tiw King's fears eontiasied to gain upon aim, as om after another of the Princea pined sway and died in tb frightful undergrouad prisons of the Palace loathsome with filth, and never moved since these deas were conetruoted years ago. The fears of British intervention alone prevented him from putting them all to death month ago. Suddenly news of the disaster in Zululand reached Man daisy. That apparently decided him, and a work of cold-blooded butchery began which will hardly find a parallel ia history. At first the massacre was carried on according to the old Burmese wont. The victims were led out of their colls in twos and threes, brought to Thekha to the King, and disposed of in the ordinary Buddhist fashion. The head of the victim waa lied down to his anklos, and a blow on the back of the neck

from a heavy club put him out of pain. Sat this soon proved too mild a specta ole for the fiendish mind of Theebau. ' The Fhonghai Prince, whose insolenthearing English visitors to landalay will remember, on being brought to do reverence to his young brother (the King is' past twenty-one years) profeeeed an utter scorn for what eould be done to him, and was flogged truculent Mekhaya Prince, who used to to acain. xne late xtng'a son, the look upon all foreigners as so much dirt nnder his feet, turned craven, and was taunted and driven to madness before receiving the blow, which only half sunned him, when his writhing body was thrown into the gigantic trench dug to receive the victim. The massacre was carried on in a leisurely fashion, extending over several days, fiendish ingenuity being taxed to the utmost to devise fresh horrors. Moungoke, the Governor of Rangoon when it was capturea by the iintisb in icwv, nu sun buu uiuuiu mint nuu ganpowder, a light was applied, and he was then flung into the trench to be stifled by the bodies of succeeding vietorn u: j ......l cii i :.t.

Urns. The daughter of the Nyoung ZZT' " I , V Yan Yourg, a girl of 16, yruliniA'n'x. over to fSVkt Soldiers of tbe Royal S?JSSS L?lI?.?!!1n,wb,ch

Guard, to be pitched insensible into the same heaving grave when they had gratificd their brutal lusts. The wife of one Prince, far advanced in pregnancy, was ripped up, and the agonized husband was brought to his wife and child once more before he died. After noma H.v nf Ihfa anrt nf thine. paiace waus, ami women were Battered persons arelmlferwl tnhmv W nM ,Wk in this way. 3fe.vmerism in China. t To the priests of TaoJ the religion of pure reason who dabbled underbygone dvnasties in alchemv and in the science dynasties in alchemy and in the science oi attaining immortality, is due the discovery of kang fu and its application as a means of heeling the sick. All complaints are held to be equally amenable to its power, tnouga not all persons; professors of the art stating plainly that

tmnyjH, uiiu cuieruiM uu junuenua wiiai- a mucn eiaoorauon as tne basque beever over ethers than those who have longing to the costume. All designs faith. The 7nodus operandi is as fol-' which open more or lees in front are lows: A Taoist priest, known for his . classed as curtain overskirb, and these skill in tbe art, is requested to attend at, are admired because they admit of ari the house of a sick person for the pur- ' ornamental panel being placed upon pose of administering kang fu; and, ac-! the skirt beneath. This panel matches eordingly, after arranging what is to be the vest of the basque, or where a jabot paid for his services and securing part , of lace takes the place of the vest, the of tbe sum in advance, he proceeds to , same garniture fills up tbe open space it up within the patient's room an altar j on the skirt-front. Fashion still corn

ier tee burning incense and joss-paper ( and for worship generally. Muttered moantations follow as the priest walks alowly and with prescribed steps round and round the room. By and by he approaches the sick man and partly raises mm, or turns him on his back or side, or hfts vp a leg or arm, or gentlv sham poos him, the object being all the to bring the sick man's mind into time rap-. port with his own. When the priest

thinks he has accomplished this, he com- J festoon shape, and each trimmed with Mends the patient to perspire, or to be-. lace and looped ribbons. The back is ome cool, or gives instructions for , puffed, and made longer than the front, the regulation of pulse and heart, in i If there is a favorite mode of disposing oh case according to what he con-1 of the extra length of polonaises, overneives to he the exigencies of the disease. I skirts, etc., this season, it is by shirring : The whole scene is rendered impressive and this is oarried into vest fronts, and as possible by silence, and by darkening t even into sleeves, meeeofgfgnadineand the room, with the exception of one oil i other diaphanous fahrr$4Ialined lamp, by the light of which is dimly j sleeres for the street are net niified; visible the silhouette of the robed priest ( lengthwise-pleated and shirred designs, waving his long sleeves in the air. The not too full, and yet made wfe Mffiotenl imaginative faculty of the sick man ia, width to protect the arm, are mere popthus exoited ; and hence, perhaps, the.ular. Very many new dresses show reason why even in these days of prohi- j fichus made of the dress material, handbition Chinamen may still be found i somely trimmed: These are et in halfready to declare that they (generally, handkerchief shape, and laid in easy however, their friends or relatives) have i folds around the neck; the ends are derived undoubted benefits from a well-1 oarelessW looped below the bust, or they timed administration of kung-fu. All i we precisely held la place down the y own attempt to be present at such a j front by three straps elaborately trimcene have hitherto proved unsucoes-, amU or else embroidered and sprininl ; and the above account is gathered kled with jets. The fichu is particularly

wwny irom conversation, aided by a . iew stray hints gleaned from Taoist mphlete which contained allusions to we subject. That something akin to Meemeriem is even now practiced in cna appears to be beyond all doubt. Prater's Mttgoaine. Bhrnep Potter of New York will be m4e the recipient of an appropriate ttimonial on November 22, the 25th anniversary of his elevation to the bisk1f e. It is thought that the occasion WW be made the starting point for a wment to build a great Cathedral ia ew York.

WTO. ' from tea Demaetto Moataly for May. Coatidariag that fashion k poised npoa a pivot, and has bo more stability thaa the wind, it must be regarded as fortunate that human taetos are yielding and easily transferred. Tbe pettier, scarcely more than hinted at three months ago, ha developed like politician's pet measure, and take He place without so mnoa as hesitating for the favor of acceptance. It is simply in fashion, and the rest roes without saying. The extent to which the panier is represented is left entirely to the individual; for it ie chiefly, and, in a large proportion of oaees, produced by drapery, pleats, and trimmings, it interferes but little with models or designs. Basques are finished off with wKe revere aad high pockets which enlarge the hips, or, in the case of grenadines, they are supplied with a drapery sewed in under the veet-front quite smoothly, und lifted at the aides in two or three curtained or festooned loops. Upon the back of a grenadine basque a pleated width is added as an extension to the center, and this is looped into a

aanler, trimmed with lace, ribbon, or eta. Fine crinoline is required to stiffen amer draperies ot irrenadine and tin. sue, also for man v faucv fabrics of crane. or delicate silk and wool. A handsome basque for the above mentioned materials has pleated centers both at, the Tront and back, and the sleeve i$nade to correspond. The general outline of j J"'? g3ure:"tt th? Bid9 are cut up high above the hips in order t? snow rae loopea drapery of the overskirt beneath. Vests are seen on almost every basque this season, and when this is not included in the design proper, the center-front of the basque is filled up with a showy Jabot of lace, which may match the trimming of the drees, if that is lace, or it may be a detached article of lingerie. The first named style is most admired. Prince? e dresses, more than other designs, may be conveniently provided with panier effects. The drapery is easily arransred t. t l li " j 0 . "fSSil? ft? .'iiS? 8h.ort.aPrn 18 gS? thf !f.Sh'S6!,K.tnd "?,rTl Up a tbe center-front. is smooth over the hips, and has drapery ioius or pioais atsposea across the loot. Polonaise?, so fur from being rejected favorites this season, are much admired for their adaptability to new ideas of drapery. Those that are originally closed in front are sometimes left lua. auove in . asm, n(i hantulna , ua 0usrrn .,.,. r OUSS IbUi SiO UAbl a garniture or draping; ladies wear them ' as they are, quite as frequently as otherwise, and it must not be supposed that uwTme uu." -"Sw "J vneuwi ui uy icvuiunuu iu i&Kiuuii nas laxen l?lace bccus0 8 r foci of puffed drapery is suggested, for unless the Panler 13 wcoming to tho figure, it is by no means adopted. Overskirts arc now sharing the general liking for handsome draperies with trimmed skirts which always have the advantage as regards convenience. The newest designs are exceedingly dressy, and show quito mends overskirts which are draped in dependently of each other on the sides. For instance, the right side will show its depth taken up by pleats laid in a cluster, while the leftside has simply lines of shirring uniting the sides and back. A etylish design for grenadine mixed with damassee silk has panels, similar at both smee, ana the tront is made dressy with widths of grenadine earned across, in nipiuju ior grenadines ana sou sum mer silks, and fancy crepe-like mixtures called mummy-silks. Skirts are occupying more than their ordinary share of attention this spring. Trimmed ikirts prepared for the street are not over three yards in width, and the same rule applies to house dresses. Walking skirts, when plain, are made from two to two and a half yards wide; the kilt-pleaded addition to the yoke of such a model affording nil the room that is required. Vests separate from the basque appear to he neeeseary this season, and these are of every imaginable material.

i HINTS Ffft TNI MOU&CIML. Dried beef eaa he out oft with a plane ia the thinnest shavings, aad, is atteh nieer than with any ether method. Pare white eestile is a little expensive for washing fabrics, but its purity preserves the color of silk baaderehiets, ribbons, etc., wonderfully. In tbe washing of children's stockings a great help will be found ia using wooden stocking forms on which to dry them. You can obtain them at the stores, or have them made to order withoat much expense. One of the infallible rules of knowing a careless housekeeper is observing where she keeps the matches. If they are scattered over every shelf in the house, be sure she is earelees; but if she has a match-box in nearly every room, there must be a different decision. Cup-puddings: Take 1 quart of milk, 5 yelks and 1 white of egg, 6 tablespoonfuls of flour, and about i pound of butter, and as much sugar as required ; bake in cups, beat the whites of eggs and powdered sugar to a froth, and

. jjuo uu iujj , serve wuu aauce. For washing red table linen, use , tepid water, with a little powdered borax, which serve to set the color: ..u .i. i ; j tit ' using very little soap; rinse in tepid water, containing a little boiled starch ; hang to dry in the shade, and iron when almost dry. There should always be hanging above the sink and dish -pan a pocket of wood containing the bowl of a broken brittania spoon, and a small knife about 4 inches long, made of very hard wood, and sharpened at the comers. The spoon bowl will be found serviceable for cleaning and scraping kettles, and tbe knife for a multitude of nses. Clothes-pin bags are usually made with a shirstring run in the top, and are always a nuisance. They are much nicer hemmed round the top and hung up by means of a loop. A basket with a wire hook fastened on the handle to hang on the line, or a box with cords fastened at the corners, and finished with a hook to allow hanging on and slipping along the line, is nicer still. Baked Rice Pudding: Boil together , in a saucepan l pint oi milk and the grated peel of a small lemon. In another 'saucepan boil a teacupfol of rice until tender, and, when done, drain off all the . water. Beat 4 eggs till light, stir them ' in the milk, with 1 ounce of fresh but- , ter, a of a pound of stoned raisins, a 1 4 of a pound of sugar, a little grated ' nutmeg, and 2 tablespoonfuls of roseI water. Add tbe rice. Stir all well tof ether, and bake in a buttered tin i an our. Potato Yeast without Hops: Having noticed a number of receipts for making yeast in your paper, writes a housekeeper, all which require hops, I oiler mine, which will be found more simple and a decided improvement on the old method of making hop yeast. Pare and grate 4 large potatoes, over which pour 3 pints cf boiling water, stirring thoroughly. Let it boil slowly five minutes ; then add 1 teacupful of sugar and 1 of salt. After they have entirely dissolv ed, empty into a vessel to cool. When a little more than lukewarm, add a large teacupmi ot yeast, and put it m a warm place to rise. When sufficiently risen, . it will have a light, frothy appearance, I and will remain sweet for weeks if kept in a oooi piace. Ha-nesiHjc an Elephant. An elephant keeper In Philadelphia tried the other day to get a venerable animal named Old Chief to draw a wagon. The Times of that city thus re ports the result: "Old Chief didn't object much while tbe harness was being placed on him. tie merely blinked steadily, and now and then east a glance at his persecutors, as though he would say that his time would come. His actions puzzled tbe keepers not a little, and they began to suspect that he was brewing some mischief. At length they f;ot him hitched to the wagon. Tfaegapng spectators looked on with the deepest interest. Chief manifested no sign that he was going to move. The trainers put their hooka into his trunk and began to pull on him. Chief snorted a little and shook his head disapprovingly. They pulled harder. Chief snorted and flapped his ears like the roofs of two houses coming together. They gave his trunk a jerk. Chief lifted his ears with a veil and made 'a dash forward. jerking the trunk free of the hooks and proiectine it out before him like a bavonet, tearing through the yard with the wagon at his heels, scattering the affrighted spectators in every direction. ue went tearing Uiaeonallv across the long yard, taking in a pile of tent-poles in his course and making straight for the gap in the lower end of the inclosure. As he dropped the wseon over tho pile of timber a party of half adozen, who had retreated there for safety, ran for their lives. One man tried to jumn a six-foot wall and fell back to the ground, white as a sheet. When he looked up he saw the wagon, a comBlete wreck, not ten feet from him, and Id Chief, with the broken karness clinging to his body, standing wedged in between the corner of the wall and the corner of the stable. He bad knocked out the whole corner of the stable, scattering 40 or fiO brieks on the ground at his feet. After a good ileal of trouble, the keepers succeeded in backing him out of his tight position, and be was sent back to the stable, still snorting and del ant. No moderate estimate will cover the ameaat el punishment Chief wUl have to receive hefere be is red need to Mbjtotie."

The eempositor wbe was told bs might, when setting up a speech, insert "loud applause" or "ebeers," in order to fill out the line, was nnmmarily discharged when he made the application general aad set up an obituary noties, as follows: The announcement was made yesterday that our highly respected eiUsen, Mr. .fell dead in the street" (load applause, ete.) cita. Not Col. iBgerooll's arlrtocr&cv of tbe air," but ml human ghosts. (it.oi tht were OtK-e ht'sHtir men and women, but are now simply tiw "jtlHJta of wlwt thty once were." Aa we meet Utun, and f tiqutrw tiw caune of all tltl cliaHve, they m.t the old, old atorv-, ,4a coW," "naxlocttfd conV' ucatarTU," "overwork," or "dynMspflV "Mm complaint," and "constipation," with mnucci'M ul phyalcians anJ remwllt. In offering hie Golden Medical Discovery and l'ieanant PurjMtve Pellet for the cure of tfcu alxm affections. Dr. Pletce doet not recommend them m a ' sure cure" in uU tUym. For If the laK be ball wyeted away, or there be a cancerous complication, no eliyficUn or n.etlicine can cure. Tue DlMroveiy Ik, however, an unequalled pectoral ainl blood-purifier. It prmedily cures tbe )not aggravated couh, or euld, and In Its early or middle stat. con sumption, liy correcting all Irregulirltleso! tbe ftomach and liver, It readily cures blot chef, pimples, scrofulous ulcers, " bunch," or tumors. Hundreds testify that it has restored ti elr boa th, after eminent pliyfk-ii-im bad failed. For totutipation, tite tne l'tiila. As a local remedy for catarrh, ue Dr. Safe's Catarrh Re mtdr. Whatever same or deaignation la given to oatifce of Fever and Ague, or other Intermittent disease, It is always malaria. Eliminate that from the nyste, aad a aure cure lathe immediate result. The aafeat, surest, most effectual and, at the same time, perfectly harmless preparation for producing this happy effect, is Cmpford's Fkhkikugk. It represents In their utmost purity and free from all irritating properties, the remedial principles of the East Jadia Cinchona bark, aa growa on the Nellgherry hills. It Is the moat powerful antidote to malaria knows, and yet as harmless as water. J. C. TticiiAKDSON', Prop'r. For sale by all Druggists. St. Louis. Sxtctx, efficiency and reliability are the thriie cardinal virtues of a remedy, whether in the hands of a physician or in those of the people at law. For the cure of all malarial or mlamailc dlfceatee, each as Chills and Fever, or Intermittent Fever, Dumb Chills and Chronic Enlargement of the Suleen, we have such a nmedy in Dr. F. Wllhof t's Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic, the composition ot which has been published by its proprietors, Wheelock, Finlay A Co, of New Orleans, and is approved by the mctlksl proicssion, and for sale by all Druj'ista. California. A Callfoula Colouy U bcinst formed at Buffalo, N. Y., to settle a tract of 7,000 acres in

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