Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 21, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 June 1879 — Page 7

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lea. Ho 0M Km (HT wttfc. AM Mm Wiwm hi Tewa, sum. Km OaT Mk a rwfn,i was. f From Mm Ciaetstneti K neither. Batavia, Ohio, Hay SI. William worr. alia Altee, is a St. Loeie him, m4 Mrs. Cava lea Atskkey is tke wife of CWleeAteeaey.awwlVe-doaed highly respected yoweg fm who lives at Atom, about fear mite nortk of thl piece, oa Use Wilrlamseurjr road. Allen efopedwHa Mrs. AteUey. Allen U a natfte of Brows County ia tbUt State, bet aiave 1870 kas been travelies; ia tae West making; bk ssewdquarters at St. Loaia, wbick plaec at bow ails kis aoate. Taa pair were captured ay Deteetfvee Daffy and SbaaVr at Um Great Western Hoto) it Cincinnati, wkere tker bad stopped oa taeir way to St- Louis', tkfir place ef seetiaetioa. Ceeriee AlcMwy. whose warn in Um victim of Allen's wiks, j ayoeuag mae of excellent oaaraotar, and a sou of David Atekley, lewneaup xrastce. and a prominent aem of AitOB. Waea Allen "brwwbt baek to this nlaee and lodged ia jail, ope threat of lynekmg were ansae. Darin Har ia AKoa, Allen ktd y y aimeslf offensive br akfrsMtueat boasts that ke ooeki ran off wwa all tke woven town. The feeliBar acainet tke naaa waa ia - "J1 ?0UJia h,iS capao dereiopei, aad early tkia naorn-1 .ra Hviv otu mnwivu uwnn m uuur w kk roosi The aaen soon kad Allen in their poateeion. He pleaded for hte life, brt m jttteatiM waa paid to kia

ruLVJTZ. 7lT iTL " ViTT T1 f -rhat he U of robust Jrame, intelligent, Bd hurried to the bndpe that spans the ; of perfectly sound and healthy constitution creek close to town, aad it waa only br 'F ,roP ny pbysieai deieets) or saiioruia-mir-nU U Wa Mnuuut tton and not sublet to fits. a ntrmoie taait he eecaped haeg mg. At , SNef-Tbat he is able to reed and -write, the brtojre a rope waa tied around hie Ia special cases, where a boy shows a general neck. a,nd tha other end waa auufa f aar , ieteUttfeace aad is otberwtM quallHwl, the Twl t;K, Jv.TIu a ExaieTnliiK Hoard, if tbey think at. may enlW to the timbers and k waa then thrown hint notwithstanding bis knowledge of readkead first over tke bridre. He uttered lBt"4 willn't l? ?r'i. . a, mt aad tksi mxt. intiant fall t-tn tk I i.wr,,-T.nt nIs height and measure are m ery, ana tne next lBfiiant Ml into the j Mgfeteat, being tor a boy of fct years of aze. water, adistawceof aboet 40 feet. In' ve feet one inch, without shuee, and setneV tkia torrible deeeent tke rope bad wrap- Siffi JJSS!? Trf hllhtad pedHelf about kia ekonlders, and tie ' iaeaTSaieMa force of kit fall snapped tke roue, and ar f th Xr)' Jpartnent if in all other re1m fall tntk d r VUn.n.MttJlw . ! particularly deelrable. ne ieutotae) water comparatively na-. grees ItavliMcnaeeed a law authorizing lljirea. I the enilHraent o rfo boys la the Navy annu An E'tuirer reporter foiid Allea in 1 IH!?-i.rL" F.,',e,P1s "nln

tlrtMuneoBHoe,lyiBf on a Ion' otlll aflEtrin' (mn lirnti nm Lai f still awflerin able. Hh neck and sket-Uer show

. , , . j, tin, n ma tji ui auui will per I marks of the rope, aad kts feet are cot I f. uiaking such stoppage ae wtu aeet (a- Tbe reason that Castile soap is so SXSTl! tHn of ; Vnn wtu cowrie. 1 dvised by phpicis" is bethe creek, in -wbioh ke walked a con-1 the elements ot ail ordinary English etfuea. . cause of its purity and freedom from aledrabk aietiwiee before deeeBiaeitsefe , ,4?- !ik with prscitcai sinamhlp ! kali. In the mannfrtnra nf rwu

to venture ashore. Re says that he award tke mob appreeektag tke house: where ke wae roar tied, hat that farfnrn aeeouMeaU amy one they kad forced tkeir way ie, pawed tbe Conetablea and Marskei, and entered the roeea occupied ky Heetry SkUliefer aad aeaether laoerder. He aeard these aek for him, and keard SkiUiereray. For Cod's sake letmea;" that he wae not the man theUky wasted. There were eight or tea in the room. Sldllieger eontinned to pleesd aed cry that he wee not the swdttkattkey were after, mad 'they told kite to skat up or they weuJd blow his hraias out Tke door of hie room karAv (1mm. wa ae msuuu, ana adoeenm wm-a t upoe laim. He was still in bed. Three rfonr pistole were leveled at his kead. "Opeti yovr xnoetk to make aay oet-i fry," tke risgkvier said, -'and I'll blow tbe top of yoar need C." Anothercftlte meb tKaedieked a kwg knife, need for topping com, and told Mm if ke tried to eecape he would chop him down like a corn-stalk. "I wm tngueesed," seid Allen, 41 and anked i imm waat i Had dose to weeerve seen -ul..ll T Y t J - .T;1"" 11 A e ooee wrong x am wiinsc to make aay TefMUOoaoreemer any reepoeetMe penalty, but this is too snech." They told him if ke opened hie moeth again they would kill him. and pmoJs were akoved close to his face, and tke mtua with the oorn kaiee slaaked it aroand close to hie kead. They then .made kirn get net of bed aad tel ki kavada bekiad kie baek and boaad kk leers, so ke oould take only wwripaepf. juif aaaas were tied with small eord which mat hie wrietfl. We ere oalr gt.-3g to deck you," said one. Bet Allen says wheat he saw tke reee tw a laaagaWa knot ia tbe end. ke knew thai soeaetkiag a great deal went was coming. The rope was them pet neor, ana ae was dragged tef tke room aad down the street toward tke creek. "I wa iamrbare feet," said he. "and had aotkisgon kutmy uaikmkirt aad drawers. They draeged me to the bridge, and when they arrived im the middle of it all hands stepped. There were about fifteen men cke aroasd nse, bet the whole bridge wat black with tkem. The bridge is a new, unentered or e, and thirty-one feet above tbe water. As I learned to-day , they made mc stand erect with mr baek to ike rains;- Tke noose was drawn tightly aweend my neck, aad the other aaaoe ntt ae aa uurigkt. "Oa my wkt down from the hotel I had a&aared to work my kanda loose, but kept them bekiad may baek as if tied, and irrtemied to ue them when an opportunity oered. I fully expeeted to be hanged, but proposed to make an rt to aare myself when every thing was ready. The man who was boeeing tke job oalfed out: aatiy ae ooald seised me, aad wmbled me need Brt orer tke railing. 1'erkeps," naid A.lea, covering kie eye? nth has hsntie seemingly to seat out vne memory, perheme the senaatioh 1 felt then wm pkawnt, and perhaps it waa netr Hem leedeewored te nemy bawk to tottM pttrpme, but befe f could push the roue it parted with a suap like the breaking of a stick, and I fell head first iato the ereek. The water wae about to my kips. I got y feet, aad at first I eH barely

It waa tolerably dark, feet

seseoresef heads peeriae? down rr use nuiieg ot tne bridge adore m Seme of tkem earned their bad leek, aad oaaeta sM I hadn't get my yet by MT nseaae; aa tkrea pwtel ah were fired, tke ballets strikiag near me ia tke water. Several of tkennm ottt on tke bank of the ereek and tkrew etoaee down at me, and attempted to f bowb, nee uw oaaK waa too tteep. moved off up stream ae eetsuoaaly as I oould. They followed me some tHeteeee, wd teen fled, aa if alarmed at tke bppreaea ef some one." aW f OK THE XAVY. m Usamed te Their wavawa?aawapjja w avyiaw WASHiNOTOtr, limy 22. The fellowtas etreuUr haa been prepared by Com. larl Saftkh, Chief o( the Bureau of Bqntp awat aad Reerultlaf, under laMruotteai treat SecraUry Tbeatpaea, aad will he kued la a day or two: The circular of April S, Mrs, relating to the enlistment o( hoys m the Uaitecl Stn(e savid aenrtee t kreliy iiMHlial m follows, 1h meenteiwe wttb tae amidmt to Mve Ke vtoed SMtMetiof tae UaltStatee, approved SUyli, to-wit: sc. l.iw. jHtya between too aea of If and w years rs war be eaHeted to eerve in tee N'avy 1 tbey ahall arrive at the age of 21 yean, aaui etc aacl.m Mteors hecweea te aee ef U aa4 16 years ehaU not be ealieted (or the &- . valeervlee without the.eoaMatef tnelrpar SaTlTNo toor uaeer the age of K years, im Ibshbo or Intoiteated person, and ti sMvat service. These boys will be sent on board of suitable veeeis to be trained tor the naval servlee i under the following refrulattons. Every boy, WBVkHIS to lM(nsr nnliMt4Ml. must juIaT v i UMIIUIW wiuv vt IHBCI pure ia the Western Mictinn nt iIm miuhIto in on. f?" An. Ii.!rfrLe?v Ji'T1 T"LR!-1 and other professional ocenpations designed to train them to become eSk-iettt seamen and petty oatcera in the Xavy. The prime object fa I'1" to Ui naval eervtee, with the con. sent of their arents.sueh eood and deacrvinB u wbi win tanMtru aeu tnnit the Navy store reliable im aa arm el national defense. Boys who have been eonvicted of rime can not therefore be received, ae It Is not mwmn mat iey BfiouHi oeeeme the aesnciatea ef the beatM- eiaes. They wm m uiat ma vBira-eMUM noys at wj per otn ana one ratios, ae iaemaea oy taw. wetie serving on KsJeing-ships they may, K d even log, be promoted to.ratln second and first-class Boys at tne pay ot je and si LS I per month repeilreiy. and o critsshwr vessels will be autled to btgner ratinga wltu inereased pay t the dtMretlon of tbesr commanding oteers. fovs cohskum taelr nllMiaent who may be recommended tw-bono, able die charge, will receive eont.ntKHM -service eerenHstmeitt, and those who merit sieelai dts. stneatea enttttinsr tnem ao actra. Mrinm . mendatloB from the Narv Deoartmfet. On the ar.-ival of the eesel ha the Mlaete slpel the eommanding oaaeer wilt gKe timely Boee m advance of aofpta at dtf ereat petwss m aseenutng tae rtver. Xatrimenlal Chances ef and Widowers, Backelers "r l . m e. w. ur. oertuion (writes a 1'arw correspordent of the New Orleans ffcwyttne) taa rrenon navsteteui wae nut snvsn . great, attention to medico-social sta tietios. In framing tables of the chances ef marriage he has discarded the old method latere groups) and has adopted a method of framing tables by groups aad by correepondisg ages. He BghUy ineiete that age has a great deal to do with marnaee. He arose first to Hol land for statistics, because there, better than anywhere else, tabka can be fram ed of baebelor.t aad widowers. He savs j that ia Hollaad young men between 22 and Z4 years om annuaiir marry in tbe proportion of 46 per 1 ,099. Those who become widowers at this age marry ia tbe proportion of SIS per l.dOO-tbatw, five time more th.au bachelors. At the ace when mea marrv that ie. between StS and 85 kaekelors annually marry ia tke proportion of 119 per 1,000, while widowers marry in tke proportion of ate per 1,000. After 25 mea feel less inclination to marry, but ertn during these chilling years ihree or four widowers marry to one baehelor. In Switz erland, four times more widowers than kaekelors marrr. Ia Hollaad. Switzer land, England, Belgium, Franee, where ae.ui naeneiors marry, m widowers buy plain gold rings. Ia Fraaee, Paris exeepted, mea ntarry most between 20 and 25. In Park few people marry between 20 aad 26. In Paris tke greatest number of marriaees take place after men are 4U and after women are 2d ; after these periods tke mtximum of marriages take place aad the per centum surpaeeee that of all France, and raises, as i above seen, tke average age of marriage from 20 26 to 25 3. i Lecturer Allen ef Harvard holds that in many of the topic taught it would be an immense gain if text-books ia common schools were entirely abolished wkh the exception of some very brief manual of dates and results as a guide to memory. History, physics, and astronomy, for example, should be taught orally, and Mr. Allen adds that m tbe growing accumulation and cost erf text-books, and tke crowding of school work,thie method will be the only eeeape from a breakdown of the entire system. - m m Umbrellas are now Made of paper)

HUTS Ft TNI lf-HJ811iwLl. Borax ia preaeryatiTe oi freak naeat, either dry or ia toUition, Ruesy aeat-i pipee oaa We waek iatpwed ia appearaaoe by iduply rabwartken oyer with a bit of woolen eloth aaaktinad with keroewne ott Tkia akould he doue of course when tkere ia no f ret in th atbre oa aoooant of the exploeive eharaeter of the keroeeae. A Baoth-deetroyiBf tiaeture ia made aa folio wa: 1 oaaoe of gum ohanapor, aad 1 ouaee powdered sbell of red pepper are ataoerated in 8oeaoea of stroar aleokol for 7 days aad then atrained. With tkia tinotare the furs or clothe Ire

prinkled orer aad rolled up in ekeeta. Tkia remedy ie aaed ia Rueeia under the name of Chinese tincture for naotbe," aad ia found very affeetire. Tke rood eerreetion ie made in the BtrML ef Smith that all painted inaidewoodwork akoald be kept corned witb a ooat of varai' h to reader any deleted -ooa ingredient of the paint harnaleet and tke cleaning more eaey; alao, that if you will paper the walls, paper of the smoothest turf ace ie much to be t) refer red, ae it will collect, absorb and retain leea daet than if rough. Small holes in while walls can be easily closed witkout tbe aesistance of the raaaon by taking equal parts of planter of paris and tbe white aaad used ia the family to scour with. Mix with water to a paete aad applr immediate ly. Smooth off with a flat knife or piece of wood. This mixture hardens ery quickly and therefore only a small quaaity should be prepared at a time. To stain floors in oak or walnut colors, put 1 ounce Vandyke brown in oil, 3 ounces pearlaek and 2 drama dragoon's blood into an earthenware' pan ; pour on the mixture 1 quart of boiling water; stir with a wooden ladle or piece of wood ; smooth the floor ; fill up tbe racks with planter of Paris ; then take a stiff brush, dip it in the stain and rub this in well. Tke bruek should be rubbed lengthwise of the boardB.doinga small portion at a time. By rubbing ia ono place more than another an appearance of oak or walnut m more apparent. When dry, size the floor with glue siz ing, braahwgit ia hot. When this U be sandpapered . amvtih tA vomii.Lol k..J varniah. soap, vegetable oil ie need instead of animal fat, and great care is taken to avoid aa exoees of the soda; only enough being vsed to take up or neutralise tbe oil. This soap, therefore, is mild aad gentle, and can be used on irritated surfaces or wounds, where common soap would give pain, perhaps occasion injury. The mottled sorts of Castile soap are made by the addition of a small qnantity of suphate of ironcopperas. This copperas in solution is stirred into tbe soap while ia a fluid state. At first tbe color is bluish, on exposure to the air it changes to a red. This soap was called Castile " for tbe reason that it was largely made in the province in Spain so celled. The larg. est amount, however, comes frem the eoath of France, aad in Europe this variety of soap is more generally known by the name of Marseilles than Castile. FOR THE TABLE. Cheese Teest: Toast stale bread cat ia thin slices a fine brown, pour over it boiling water, drawing off again as quickly as possible, butter well, sandwick with toasted cheese and serve hot. Ink stains in cotton or linen can be removed by washing in saltwater; while wet tbey can be taken out with vinegar or milk without iejary to color er fabric ; but either of these methods must be employed before the fabric is washed with soap, or even wet with water. -Rioe Fritters: 2 eups of boiled rke made into a batter ae thick as can be stirred with rolled bread or cracker. erumbs, mashed potatoes, of each 1 oup, salt and pepper at pleasure, 1 teaspoonful of soda dissolved in sweet milk, aad sweet milk and flour to form tke dough; drop into boiling hot butter, aaa cooes tor 9 minutes. Egg Salad : 2 1 arete ht.tde of lettuce coarsely minced, with 8 hard-boiled eggs, a small teacupful of rich, sweet cream, or 2 UblesuooBfnla of salad oti," naegtr. mustard, pepper and salt t it to taste. When lettuce can not be ob tained, part of a small head of eabbage maybe substituted, but this meet be shaved with a sharp knile, notminoed. Stewed Onions: Wash. eel. and cut into slices 6 fine larre onions, and put into a stew-pan with 1 quart of cold water ana i small teaspooaful of soda; when the water cornea to a boil, nnur off and set tbe onions back over the Are with loan of hotline water. U cuds of L 1 . V . - anna, targe taoteepooutul oi trat ter, j teaspoonful of sugar, season to taste aad boil half an boar. -Fried and Broiled Mush: Muh to broil cr frv should be made ao fnl. lows: Into boiling water that has been sufficiently salted, should be sifted Indian meal tbe coarser the better as thick as can be conveniently stirred, aad boiled for an hour, stirring all the wbile lest it burn. When urnnerlv cooked, pour into deep pans to cool ; when tutirelv cool, out in slices an inoh thick and fry in kilter. Tbe butter must be rerv hot before lnvin? in tlm mush; sprinkle sltfhtlv with salt and pepper and fry a ttark brown. -Sponge Cakes: Use t eupfulof sug. ar, l of flour, ami It errs. Beat the eggs to a froth, then add the sugar, and beat until it is dissolved ; then add the flour, stirring it in round nd round vary gently and eutokly, so that tke foaming , masi may not bt mfule solid. Bake in1

a small flat tie, ia a very quiek

Old housekeepers used to tell us we must not step heavily when sponge sake was ia um oven, else it would fall. ek) not find it. an hard tn kV .Lot but there is one thine certain, us aaal? newt know her oven, for you as net not awve aae ones until it is nearly done sum, unless burning, not thee. To Cook Asparagus: Usual receipts " "wamg; suspwcngus state mat nan an hour in necessary. 20 minutes is maffieient. It is too delicate a famtahU u be overboiled, for all tbe flavor is wast ed teen, uieaa the stalks of grit, wash in cold water, and be sure to tie up the asparagus in bundles of 15 or 20 when - . e a a -m you go to ooii inem. nave your water al .I'll . fl e a , .w . ob tae mn ooii, in wntea there should be a good tahleepoonful of salt; eook 20 minutes outside: drain thoroughly, steaming them slightly when they are cooked. Serve oa toast, with a seuc? of melted butter. Asparagus boiled plain and eaten cold, with a plain oil u vinegar areenng, is excellent. ns entered the grocery store, said act a word, but allowed his eaee to awing to aad fro exactly as the penduium oi a ciocK. x ae grocer only said, ' No, we sell nothing: on tick." and the man with the cane passed sadly and silently out L&ukwlU Courier-Jottr-9w4Bt TaDSTnot the circus athlete as he bowingly enters the arena. He is man of revolutionary intentions. Setto Trmtcnpt. Clifford's Febrlfuere. Unfailina. fafallible cure for all diseases originating in btlhvry derangements, eaused by the malaria of miasmatic countries. No preparation known possesses aa eradicating power ever mil oiase oi uteeam at an eomparaDie te Clifford's Febrifuge. It ia tbe ne plu$ ultra aAgue remedies. Sure and safe ia ita action, it great power ia neutralizing malarious iBflueneee is only equaled by its harmIdea action on the body. No disagreeable aiier-eaects irest ibis remedy. J. C. Richakdsox, Prop'r, For sale by all Druggists. St Louis. A Mystery Kxplalned. Psrlor scene: Mr. Brown, who has spent the summer amone the White Mountains In search or health, and who seems to have searched the whole mountain side without being able to find a pair of blooming cheeks or an men oi neaitmui tkln: Mrs. White, who has remained at home because her husband couiu not anord to eo. but whose fresh com pteilon and bright eyet seem to have caught lhoii muvm ibu ufiguiness iroffi Mountain Breezes. Mrs. B. Dear me, Mra. White, howwellyou arelooklBKl If you will not think me leapertinent, let me ask how you can keep so healthy In this dreadful city I I have been te tbe WilltC HIMlntaln. tret t hura aum.nnnin fact, and I can't keep off tbe doctor's list at tnaw Mrs. W. (tmlllne)-I'll tell you the whole sec-s Mrs. Hrown. you cmrinber bow poorly I wss last, spring, some days eves being wuuueu io my ueu. ur. toid Mr. r nue to sena me to the mountains, but Knew he couldn't afford It, and 1 tried Dr. rierce'e favorite Prescription. Its effects wre so marvelous uiat l a so tried his U olden .weatcai uiecovery, to deaute my system. In my opinion, one bottle of the Pmcriotton and the Discovery It betUr tbau six weeks of tne n ime xouuunis for a slek woman. have only been out of the cliy a week during tbe whole summer: then my husband and I went to Buffalo and etoi prd at Dr. Pierce's invalids- shu lourists' iioieL ibe bstha and mecbaulcal apparatus for treating natients were alone worth fiolug to see. Besides, our accfHiiieodatlons were better than we had at LontC Branch last year, and tbe drives aad scenery are superb. Let tne advise you to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, aad try tbe invalids' and Tourists' Hotel next summer instead or the White .Hountalas. We have long wanted a safe and reliable remedy for the cure of Chills and Fever. Quinine will cure it, but it disturbs tbe bead and the lever returns. Now, we see that Messrs. Wheetock, Fin lay A Co. publish the composition of their Dr. F. WUhoft's AnUPericdic or Fever and Ague Tonic, which la guaranteed a specific for the care of Chills aud Fever, Damb Chills and all other diseases produced by malaria. Try It. It can be found in every Drug store. MAsr Rivals Bct Not ax Ec.cal.-A1-though thtre are many starches being manulaciureu m ime country Bone nave seta so largely or aivaa as much eaUefacttoa as the Gilbert Starches. Owing to their superior puriij-, unuormuy anu sirengta mey are now regwued as aecessities by all bowsekeepers. National Tsast was first amaafaeterei nearly tea yeara ago, and today fa tbe beat maee. ask your grocer zor it. Gnaw Jaeksoa's Best Sweet Navy Tohasss. sTbb A WEEK myoer own town. Term and W ae sutst nee. Jjaern n fssBSRemO& efnlflavswLsareV Kit laewtahs. Chramo. etc. Cards. ta wVesMaaeM. Me U.aOOa MttUttae FOR SALE y E. E. PRATT. 71 Jeekaee-st., Cefisn. Wtteex aHWse Blecaat-Oeee ua4ssei. Mmafastarers aess: wUJseUfer IBS Amerieam Sewlwg Utaehtns New. Pries fw: fwSie. Winter. Samplea free. 1 1 B Mssfinal Oastme Ca. ago W. Maejs9n-st,Chisae. fH ii OR Pf day at home. SamptawortaM D H 1 U frs. AMtm STHwoa da, renss).aia I 1 n Wholesale and retail. Send for price4f 0 Cn a month Agents Wanted M best W 7 1 1 sHneearnshw In thf whMi om saassis ffft t ft Aar wemw can m 1 1 j s eat at ha.Ossut InJlslI seiat free. Asanas TUCK CO.AsrMm.Ma AGENTS. READ THIS. WewtlltMr AsmtsaSftUrr ef StOO fr nwmth anS etpfftwa, w allow a large cimimlinKm. Mneiiour mm snti WMMlerful larenllmin. H mm trAN mM. 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