Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 24, Number 26, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 June 1882 — Page 7

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To take hoarders for aa absolute a. MidHMM m sS WUF Of SUtMMtt tioa m cm wall be found. espswlally with the risk of string a large house and furnishing it for the purpo-e. A great deal, however, taut be Mid on both tide. The rase is not no difficult with the owner or oeonnnnt of her own bouts, who, Itevmr Toum that can be very wall ipnred, chooses to diminish her fcatseeoln expenses by ndOiag to the timber of the Inmates. It Increases

her earns also, but money cannot be made in any wny wkhout effort of soma kind. nd thin method seeru preferable to ordinary teaching or sewing. Te ftucMMied, however. In taking wild entertaining boarders, either cm a larg or a small sottlel, require good housekeeping, nnd what mny be called a gift of e.-oootny, which does not mean proTitling' poor thing, but getting the most for one's money. An economic! housekeeper who understands her business will fiirnuh n good table with a nun which, in the hand of one who thinks of (taring money, would produce tlv must unsatisfactory result. The manner of cooking and moving food hn quite as much to do with Ms attractiveness as the Quality of the purchase made: lwlfroooked vegetable, and meats scorched without ami raw within, can never be inviting," whatever the riginal cost or otiality may have bw n. As a general thing, there is a sort of airv unconcern almut th who take boarder, in regard to all matters not absolutely "down In the bond," which Is highly exasperating; and c umidering all things, the wonder is not that so manv fail lit this eailing. but that any succeed Wen it not that them is nlwnv an abundant atiuplv of homeless peons in the world, landladies who trouble thcmlvi- rnly. about what is barely no.wssary. and doeven that in an inefficient way. would of 'iicr tiud lliat it clown' t pay to tnkc bnar lciM."' How often, 'for in', .wre. doe anv one kklng forbiwrd ch-inc U titnl a room that haii a home look about it? U not the apartment genet ally abown look a if some one ha t Just died there, and evervtliini: had been dismantled in consequence? Sot a bit of draiery to bed or window, not a bracket or a table cover, not a cushion or footstool. The. four wall are there -often with an uglv paper on them -with the orthodu betltead and bureau and chairs, possibly a hard lounge, but probably none tail. What possibilities of ebe rfu!ne are there in such a room, if the occupants bare no furniture of their own with which to brighten it? "Bat we can't afford to ornament rooms, sav the struggling landladieM: it wonldn't jwy. We ain scarcely make both ends meet as it N," This is jiwt where thVy make a mistake, because it would pay. It would pay r drape ihe windows" with cheap and tasteful curtains -time of white muslin, cretonne, unbleached muslin. Canton flannel, or low-priced worsted tuffs being particularly serviceable for winter to drape the mantel with the same, and to nave a table cover that matches or harmonises. A lounge improvised from a packing-box. with springs and a mall husk mutt re over them, could be covered to suit the lr tperie. A lew touches of thi kind would completely transform a bare, ugh' room into something homelike, nnd the small outlay required would cerainlv be returned tenfold. X lady who desires to receive into her family one additional feunate, as a means of increasing her Income, will find no difficulty, if she reside in the city, in obtaining a desirable lady or Ssntleroan boarder willing to pay liberty for home eomforta. Many sach people detest boerding-ltottses. ami Would dispense with a great variety at the table for the sake of baring what is put upon it made writing. Even mi aim pie a thing as the popular breakfast 4ish of oatmeal is seldom cooked so as tobs lit to ant. Often placed upon the table half raw, because an few conks teem to understand the immense amount ef motomte lMtfinf or simmering tout it reowfrsja, It unite deserves the wune of "chicken feed" facetiously bestowed upon it. It can be made, fhongh. a very delicate and nourishing dish bearing in mind the fact that cream or gsed rich milk is its nais ural congener. It as mi necessary, however to go Into the details of breakfast, dinner and ten dishes, a passing allusion to the causes of failure on the part of those Who attempt to take boarders being sufficient for onr purpose. The assertion can easily be proved from facts that more people at looking fruitlessly for home-like quarters than there are people having such quarters to offer. It follows therefore, that any on who will furnish sonteihmg more attractive than is usually offered will have no reason to romplnitt of want of success, Mil Hmiman CAnre. is Harper' Jfoysaif. In the Mine Run enmpnlgn of 168 Lisutennnt C. A. Longfellow fell, shot through the body, at the side of General J. P. Taylor. The General left him for dead on the field, and for years had supposed he was dead, But in the ao count of the funeral of the poet Longfellow, he noticed nmonsr the names of those present C A. Longfellow. He wrote asking If this C. A. Longfelkw could possibly be his old comrade of the Mine Ron enmpsign. C. A. Longfellow In none other than the Lieutenant Longfellow shot down in Virginm corps April 17, nnd he propone, ntorsover. when the Mtteraem of hw present sjlictton shall lave passed, to visit the den wal Mtntalk over with hit cotnmds the nsnen days of the eftvalry corps. GMoojm Inttr Ooemm.

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rushing into the rcee-gmvmg basiness. The nnprecedented prices fur ths Bowers last winter Is given as Mi sxplasnv tioa of the rose boom. Ckicajo Jur HtL String Beans: 8nnp thrm in tw la ths middle nnd pull off the strings. Boil in suited water about throe-quarters of an hour. Drain the water away nnd put in the same seasonings as in green doss, either a little cream sauce or buttsMT, salt and pepper. Chicago Hrruld. Bedding mny be partially renewed by being piaoca in Hie open air ana exCommI to the sun and wind. Blankets ung on a line all day out-of-doors will he made altnoat as clean ns new, and pillows will regain their elasticity nnd frexhuess if sunned thoroughly. Mattresses laid in the sun and turued from aidi! to side will be greatly improved. A'. Y. Tribune. The New York Mate Fair has for msny years served as an annual refutation of the theory tuat sucn exnimrons onunot be uooesfuily conducted without aid of the favt horse and nil that his Juresenoe involves. This fact is respectully commended to managers of agricultural sooietie who hsve respect for the morals of the community, and who are already planning for the fall campaign.--A. F. Tribute. n An English writer says he enjoys the songs and twitterings of birds in the garden, and their destruction of slugs, etc, until the fruit begins to ripen, when they are driven off by using some common, cheap h re-crackers, the noise nnd smoke of which alarm and keep them away. A few must be used quite early in the day. and a freer discharge about three or tour p. nx, when they asMin desire to feed. They soon learh to prefer peace, safety and wild berries. CWo.mut Pies: One half pound grated cocoanut, three-quarters of a pound of white Migar, six ounce of butter, whites of live eggs, two table apoonInls ro water, one tcasnoonfnl nutmeg. Cream the butter and nugar, be.it till verv light, ami aild the rose water: tjen hI.I the cK'oanut with as little and at light beating as noHiblc; iinally. beat iu the stiffened white irf the eggs with a few skillful strokes, and bake at once in open shells. Kat cold With pjwlered sugar sifted over them. These are very pr.-tty and delightful pies. Marian llarlhtvl. Pie-riant Jelly: Jelly that many people call extremely delicate and agreeable, can be ma'de from the rhubarb or pic-plant. Allow two pounds of su'jrar to thrvt pint of juice. Make just as you do other jelly, the clearness dp ending, of course, upon the ctre with which you skim it when bo 1 n 7. Khubarb jam is also recoiumeam-.l. Cut the pbint in plecfs about an inch long: tounepoiitl eif rhubarb tmt. one ptMiud of sugar; cut it up the aftern n lefore it in to be cooked, scalier the sugsvr over it and let it stand all nilit: in the morn ng drain off the sjnn which ha-t formed, ixiil it until it thickens. tlijn add the rhubarb and boil it for Hfteen minutes, or until it is perfect! v tender; put it away in glass va 11 or jelly tumb'e's: cut a piooe of white paprr'tbe sise of th ' top of the nn or tun Wer. dip in alcohol or brandy. This prot. ?ts from mould. Xnke aa Asparagus Bed. Atparagiw is ss easily raised as anvthing that grows in the garden, nod yet it is comparatively rare to find it npon the farmer's table. The reason may be that much nonsense has been published about the difficulties of raising it, and that we have to wait two or three years for the full maturity of the plant. It is true that a full crop will not be given in leas than three years, but when the bed is once made, the job hi done for a dozen or twenty years. If made this spring, there will be one year the less to watt. Anv good, widl-dralned soil that will bear corn is suitable for asparagus. Put in a half-cord of manure to every four squire rods of ground. Work it in thoroughly. Bet out one-year-old plant, in rows four feet apart, end two feet in the row. They can be kept clean then with the harrow or cultivator. It should have cultivation once kt two weeks, through the growing season. Cover the beds with manure in ihe fall, and fork it under in the spring. Cultivate thoroughly through the second season and topdrens as before. The second season a few stalks may be cut in April and Mny, but there should be no close cutting until the third year, snd this should not be continued later than the middle of June. The plants most hare time to grow, nnd recuperate in midsummer, or the bed will soon fall. The secret of large, fine asparagus is abundant manure, applied In the fall every season, thorough cultivation until the tops prevent, and stopping the cutting by the middle of June. The blanched asparagus that is so popular in stwne markets, is secured by covering the beds with sea-we si, straw or other mulch. It i poor stuff in comparison with the long, green, tender shoots that have had the full benefit of the sunlight on a rich soiL Ami nran AijrtcuuurtM. A physician was called to the bedside of a young man in Schoharie County, N. Y , nod while be was bending over the bed ths unconscious patient suddenly drew up his lege, and placing thera against the doctor's stomach, kicked out nnd sent the doctor flying 0- -t chairs nod other furniture to the opposite side of the room. The doctor was picked up nnooaioas, with three ribs broken, and when he recovered conackmsneas the young man was dead. N. 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Us In her aVMSth, whtohgot hsto her throat. As It throat eioaswias It lodged, and her nether ntade an attempt to get Hoot, but it disnapearod. The f nmiljr were greatly alarmed nnd called in a physician, bat ns the needle eonld not be seen nothing could he done, and just fears were ascertained of serious oonsaunenens. In a short time, however, the injury ths throat had sustained healed, end us no further Inoonreoieooe was experienced the matter was forgotten or recalled only ns a strange affair. The little girl grow to womanhood, married, and became a another, enjoying nil the whits xeslleat health. A lew days ago she bssraa to esnerisnos a jagfing seosntfon In one of her thighs, which became at thus rerv anno vine and painful, finsJlv the snd of a needle made Its ap, nearanoa throusrh the flesh, which she onnght and extracted beyond aU doubt the ideation! needle swallowed years ago. To the uninitiated, at least, h seems very strange that a sewing-needle should anend more than a doxen of rears in makimr such a pilgrintage through a human body without giving irreater Inconvenience or pain than in this aum.lSUMburak (Pa ) CumnureUU. Late eAueiiments on Lake Zurich. conducted by M. Asper, show conclusively that light will penetrate water to the depth at least of 90 meters. He used emulsion plates, and sunk them at depths of 40, 60, 60, 70, and 90 meters in the lake one aiarht last autumn. In the moraine- all the olates showed that the tight had acted upon them. Substantially the same method bad been tried by Piofeesor Forel in Iake Lemaa, but he did not think that light went further down than 40 meters. The difference in oonoUision is due to the fact that Professor Forel used albunaeniied paper and M. Asper the moreaansitivs photoSTaphic emnlsdon plates. Canada's contrivance to socoorags immigration by paying a portion of the passage money is bearing the fruit that might have been predicted. Large numbers of poor, miserable, degraded creatures In England are flocking to the Dominion. Those already there are proving burdens to ths community. Desirable immigrants, such as mechanics and farmers, do not avail themselves to aar coosiderebls extent to ths advantages offered by the Canadian GovernMalartat TesW. MsUrsJ Fcvera, Khcutnatisns. etc. result BHwt fre'iantlv ir.'in t;i' f lty ot ttw hrer and kidnrvs. You mkf gr at nuoUike sad d'j youreIf k eat InJ iiiv lailesa you bctow upoi these leap -.tint orcut 01 life Dot crful itttittoti, It i wn.ng to wriste:itlr turn ttie llvrr upldo dov n tv tb- oaeof errrs cat hart lv sa-di'ine, or to" las ii the aldneys Into c I'plet cahiusttoii by evcrdtsst of rw lei lUurctios, Htrvnirth can te x.Ten to liver andkLlncya, nea Hie and vig In fused Into every part of the Utdy. ok! arebe made to fevl vutitbful, and diabase Unmuct frm ths body by uing the Qwen of a 1 he ilth renewtrt, Dr. Goymott s Yellow I)xk an I "srs part la. This wonderful coniponn 1 Is outselling all other retn-d:e. It ctmtains Yellow Dorkl BamaparUla. Juniper, Iron, Bnetm, Celery and Calw tys. Ask your piiyiicinn concerning the merit of sack a compound, then try me bottls. It will Mske yonr tntnd snd lod healthy and strong. It to more refre- ting thaa wiue and yoa will 1ik it jt: a H.r Wbrv little i:r.nle m three rears old she asked for o ne water one night. When It wss bretigiit ssld : Paps, can't you get me soras fresh water) This la a little withcred." m T. J. Thowpsoji, d Mvvii:e, Ky., writes: ' Atioet a year aso I h id a aevere attack of chills and fercr. I have be-n uite aa invalid alace, suffering from sinking shells, nerrous chills, night sweats, etc. My digestive and urinary organs were In a verv weakened condition. I felt very weak, aervou and debilitated, and tfyepepla, parnful arlnatkm, and rncumaUsm exiiautcd me of all vitality. My doetor eesotsd dtowraged and consented te my erytag Dr. Unvsott'i Yellow Dock and Baras pari lis, a medlciite my mother had ones used with seneut. It has acted like a mlracJs maty essa, sad I aew feel psrisetb; eH.w XRW YOKK, May tt, nam CATTUt-E sports . S m 1ft SS 0OTTOS-Middling. 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