Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 28, Number 16, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 January 1886 — Page 3

The Inea Mm LatIuh inu'ry, KItalian ef HitrvMd, m ji-IcmI Ida jtv etheart twettejr yoar bofo. a .mrd her. -Fmt thsrteen yun the nnmm of the with K--JCamm, KsU mhI Kftoogk. a9BXappaHjnaaaxsJnT4WA Wt The sa-Kinf Ktfent of Forte! left bis OemM-Amsrkma widow a jtosiea-bora wosnea, by the way a ftwtttae of $4,000,000. Dr. tehUemaaa, the fun mm explorer of wicient Troy, who resides in Iheeityof Athens, Iim two children, and their names are Andromache Sttd Afamemnon. M. Louis Pasteur, Um discoverer of the remedy against rabies, to not a physician, but a she mist. He to a native of Dole, in the Department of Jura, t7anoe, and to in hi sixtieth year. Harry Brown, a colored man ninety-live yean oW, still living at Texan, N. Y., wae ones ike slave of Governor DeWitt Clinton, and obtained kin free dom under ike State Manumission set, July 4, 18S7.-lYey Tines. The Hiaeea Drexeithree of them inherited twelve million dollars front their fatker, the I'liiladelpliis banker. They ay rent for and largely contribute to the sunport of three miiidrud and twenty families. Tkto does not compass the full measure of thuir benefaet i o 11 8 . kilnitl i ih ia Pru. Mm. John Sherwood, Mrs. Hurtoa Harrison, Mrs. James I). Potter, Mr. Paul Dana, Mr. Potiltiiey Bhrelow, Hon. W. W. Astor and Mr. Cmirtland Palmer aru, according to a Now York correspondent of a provincial paper, "the leading Hterary light of Mew York fashionable society."' In all tke goasip about the Vanderbilta high praise is accorded tlio oldest eon, Cornelius. He is said to be a scholarly, serious-minded man, of cultivated tastes and religious character, who is seldom "before the public," but, whoa lie is mentioned, is invariably spoken of respectfully. N. Y. Tribune. Mr. Clemens (Mark Twain), it seems, is becoming offended because of the vast number of congratulations which shower upon him because he has attained his fiftieth birthday. "I da not see what I have done," he says, "to have so many enemies. I have never congratulated a person on being fifty years of age. It is true I have skot at people in the dark when I have kad something unusual against them but I have drawn tke line there." Peter Donahue, who died recent i in San Francisco, was worth f 10,000,000. He begun life as a blacksmith, and was never ashamed of his humble oalliug. When he came to build a f 26,000 tomb or vault in Calvary Cemetery, he placed upon the front a huge bronze medallion, representing in baarelief a tremendous arm. with a heavy hammer in the fist, and underneath it tke words: "Labor Omnia Vincit," while over it was the single name, "Donahue." His daughter is the wife of Union von Sehroeder, of Germany, and lives hi aHtHtgart. Ctfmtetiettl CWAeWe HUMOROUS. A fashion-paper says that woman are going to wear their hair tke same as they did three centuries ago. That wae, if we recollect, on their heads, LoweW Citizen. Jack "Grandma, kave yon good teeth?" Grandma "No, dear; unfortunately I kave not." Jack "Then I'll give you my walnuts to keep till I eome buck." Boston Beacon. "Button parties" are becoming popular in the west. We don't know whence they derive their name, unless it i because they're almost sure to come off. Shoe mml Leather Reporter. Celluloid neat-ergs are replacing the old-fashioned ohina articles. One of these days some enterprising hen will be hatching out a lot of sweatproof collars. JlHrlingl&n Free Prext. Some one advertises in a Philadelphia paper for "a young man to play a piano white or colored." We never saw a white piano, bat it seems there is such a breed in tke market. N&rrittown Herald. The lob-office towel joke is going its annual rounds again, and it makes ns tired. Nobody ever heard of a printer's towels beinr washed. Wo

cut ours into slabs and sell them for shingling wood - sheds with. Ftttl fiver Atlvnnet. "Oh, mother! Mrs. October is going to give a party." "Weill" "And we are to all wear different kinds of rosea and things." "Weill" "And I am to wear cow-slips." "Well!" "And you are to tell our dairyman to bring some to-morrow." Chicago Ledger. A Philadelphia nan predicts the end of the world three centuries hence. Whan a Philadelphia man lies and knows that ke lies, as ke generally does, he fixes it so as to tire out any body that might sit up to catck him. at 'it. VHUburgh Commercial-Gazelle. Advertiser Yours is a great papet to advertise in I never saw anything :Mke it. Editor That's what they all say. Advertiser Why, do you know I advertised last night for a pocket-book I had lost. Editor Yes, yes. Advertiser Well. I went home and found it lying on my bureau. And yet sonttM peopie say it secant pay toauvcrtise. The Humbler. Mr. Jobbleswizr.lo came in to aupiier, morose and sullen, and when Mrs. T. twitted him on some of his shortcomings he snapped out: "If there's anything in this wutrld I do lik to see it's a fool." "Ah love," she answered tenderly, "do yon? My hand-glass is right on my dressing-case and yon havu my permission to ttse it fast as You wish. I do so love to kave my husband enjoy liiniwif." MerKnt Trtmhr At a fashionable dinner party Gobimark is introduced to a pretty young lady from tke country. It appears te Jiim that she does not seem sufficiently Impressed with the honor she has just received, and so he adds as a general reminders "Carl CJoliJniark, (ho oom. poser of the Queen of Shaba. " Whereupon the rural Mle, with charming nsivette, replies: "Remunerative postthm: isn't it?" Goldntark withdraw

VITALITY Of KCtM.

My eapsrieaee in seed -abating, need raising and ssJsetion places the per sent, of vitality quits low in sssds par ehassd or home-grown. Dnring tsn years I kavs foe ad the average loss to be near 87 par oont when the plan nag alone to taken into aoeonnt;ajt when both planting and non-sIsetion ars reckoned, at loast half the seed and plants of any rains are lost. a" If ws would kave a thing dons wall wit should do it ourselves," to an adage particularly applicable to the seed-raising business. It most be done with the greatest oare and elossst attention. It is a sxpensive bneiness to buy 'and plant cheap non-selseted seeds; crops toe) often show a large proportion of them to have been not only lifeless but in many eases criminally ad n Iterated. While testing all kinds-exotic and indigenous tkat ean be grown in this latitude, many of thorn coming through the Agricultural Bureau at Washington, I have found but about 88 per cent. vital enough to germinate and not I more than 80 per eent, of those germ inating prodnoe crops of any value. I j have Vet to obtain from any source samples 100 grains of which have produced 100 healthy plant To illus trate: From over 500 packages of different seeds I selected 100 of the beet sHH.imens from each, and carefully planted them in good soil and under the most favorable conditions. Five of them will show the highest and lowest number germinating: M klmlnoT eora. C S n kiwis or ImM..... H T m kirni or beets W S M kind or oM M ' 44 MS kiwi of wheat W SS In counting all that oame np of each the per cent, did not reach fifty except in the oats and wheat, tke seed of which I raised myself. In selecting seeds of various plant! the following suggestions will be found valuable to the producer: Select the head, ear, panicle, raceme and spike that ripen earliest; because such repeated and continued selection has a tendency to shorten the period of maturity. Select the upper ear on medium and the mot prolific stalks: the middle or main stem on the raceme and panicle; the parent head of the stool of wheat, rye, barley and timothy; the first pistillate flower on the mam vine of squashes, pumpkins, etc. By following up such a system of selection I have made the cereals double the yield in two seasons and quadruple it in live. The quality also will be improved in proportion. For many years I have sown only thirty inmndsof wheat, oats, barley and rye per acre in field culture, and only ten and tweHty pounds in experimental work. Under favorable conditions thirty pounds will invariably produce more and better grain than sixty, ninety or one hundred and twenty. Of course the seed must be sound, clean ad genuine. This season, on ordinary elay loam, a single ounce each of 158 kinds of wheat was sown to the square rod. The whole numler of pounds raised on the 168 square rods was 2,499, averaging li 1-8 Sounds per square rod, or over 48$ ushels per acre. With two ounces of seed per square rod, of twenty pounds per acre, the yield was a very little more in tke experimental work. Trtf, A. E. Blount, t K. Y. Tribune. AN INSUFFICIENT TEST. SmmmiUti AmItiIi ef Mttfc frMi Prof. Brown, of the Ontario (Canada) Experimental Farm submits the following interesting analysis of milk from several breeds of cattle, showing the constituent character of the milk e of the individuals he had under inspection: mux. men Bsanae aRaaas or oattlx m wiarse. JfoKJj ftfcortlMH-8 W.17 S.SC 9M 14 SS GtJteway tft.TO 4JS S.HS 14 3 AtKHNleSH fr)H.. 90.48 S.ST S.7S M4S Mtu 86.44 4.W tJK MM MILK IBOX BA1MV SRMS OF CATTLE I WIXTHK. Water fW ther rt Sonne Per tent Vr wn( f Jm M 'H4. Jenwy........ ..H.M TJK S.W lft.4 Ayrshire ...mum 4.ss KJ ii.se UvH ..m.Kt 4.4 Ht HUM MetMM S7.4S M 9M ItM Mess MM iM Zit UM OHBMICAT. AXALTSIS OF tC'MMHK MIL.K. (Mean ef several tM.) tn order f Witter 1W nther TMM fat mm Ptrront PereetU Ummfttt 4M. Ayrshire,,... o-M.TC CSS S4m U Jey H!. S.a T.XS MM mHrtWa....,..SS.M 4 8M KM, SipIkkj KT4e...;.W 4.1ft USS nl-tetH 8S.SS S.W Z9i ll.SS 3VDH , . t .SS.SS JI.S8 "JSI ll.SS WHMtMKH rrwl-V. 3JS 8.W MeSM SMC iM SJS 1CS1 Such tests are not final. They can not settle the breed standard of milk for the reason that tkere is suck a difference in animals of the same breed. But they are valuable in etabliehiag outline judgment. The question of the superiority of tke dairy breeds fordairy purposes can not rest on a qualitative analysis. Suppose the Mesh of a Jersey, a Holstein, a short horn and a Galloway steerwere submitted o Prof. Brown to determine by analysis which is the most profitable breed for Imeh'ng purposes. He would say: "Gentlemen, I can give yon an understanding of the relative elements of the several specimens of Mesh before me. .They may vary somewhat in their constituent relations, but simple analysis will throw no light on the aptitude of the animal or breed for forming Mesh profitably." The same principle holds good inmUk, The question "which is the best cowP" must be answered in the light of several other questions. Chief of which is the purpose she is wanted for; whether butter, beef or cheese and milk. In this division of purHK we are but obedient to an established drift or tendeney, made so by years of special purpose breeding. This principle is clearly sen and obeyed in our understanding of horses and dogs. A man would b eminted a fool that undertook to hnnt snipe with a bull-dog. 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m erven lants to adr adrasrfage. It to when they ate ready to break oat stfosurly hi -iWsstolfosfe. hi hud, The pleasure to be derived frees srardens is bv ma aMaaui nsstirea by their stoe- A west Riled bajr window may eoajpia asore Mel interest than a large gissshonss; a sjnsrter aere garden than a tssi-asjre ask. Jhwwf Wms yisriwr. To trtrsngtfcea and stesnryoar veiss yon might try the following: Beat together the whits of an egg and the pitee of a lemon, and add sugar to taste. Of this mixture take a spoonlal from time te time. Hoaey, sharpened with vinegar, might be tried night and morning. Any time after the wood has matured will answer for securing cuttings of currants aWSd gooseberries. The cuttings should he about six inches long, and cut of smooth at the base of tke bed. Bury them in the open ground or cellar, not allowing them to become too wet or dry, covering with straw if in the ground." Troy Tm. The Jee-Keeper' Juml says that bee-keepers have a new grierasiee, H seems. If there is a ehler-mill near a hive of bees, the bees go to the mill and soon 'become regular old soaks. Many of them all rtrunkanl graves, wane others contract habits of idleness. hanging around ail day drinking and talking politics presumably, jnet like the lords of creation. London Garden save that "the sooner the notion to dispelled tkat roses, in order to make them grow vigorously, must be out back to mere stumps, showing two or three buds, tke neiier." i ne nonets oi we umteu States long ago ceaeed to cut close, as tkey kave ceased the pruning of trees into the thin, umbrella form supposed to suit the moist climate of England. Sweet Tea Biscuit. One cup of sugar, two cniis of four, oats-quarter pound of good, clean lard, a pinch of salt, one taniespoontui or ua King powder, milk. Mix well together all the ingredieats except the milk, which must be added last in sufficient quan tity to make a stiff dongh. Roll the dough out until a quarter of an inch in thickness, and cut it into 4tape with a biscuit-cutter. Have ready a brisk even and bake fifteen minutes. -Boston liudgt. HORSE PARALYSIS. ImieWte TrMtmwil. Paralysis in horses almost invariably afteets the hind limbs, and is due to a disordered condition of the sciatic nerve. The attack to generally very Midden and occurs when the animal is ia harness, the f rat symptom being a weakness in one hind leg, which will be thrown out toward the shaft or traces, aeeomnanied bv a knuckling of the fet lock. Tke first thought that usually occurs to the driver to that the animal must have stenned upon someta'tar that has injured its foot. Unless the horse is stopped and active treatment begun at once tbe other leg win generally be affected in a short time, when il the attack is severe the animal will fal tinon its haunches aad ean not rise. Upon the fret appearance of faltering and knuckling the horse should be stopped and covered with blankets so as to keep the loin and him warm. The kin marter and gaekia should then be rubbed briskly for a short time. Call ia the assistance of some strong men, and after removing the patient from the shafts place a blanket, robe or strong piece of canvass under the belly, well hack toward tbe hind lege, and let one or two men take hold of it on each side to help support tke animal, which should be. led carefully to the nearest stable. Any attempt at hurrying will aggravate the complaiat, ami k the sufferer falls the ehanees for recovery are very much diminished. Call in a veterinary surgeon at the earliest possible moment. In the Meantime, after reaching the stable, apply water as hot as it can be borne to the loin, hip and thigh. A little mustard added to tbe water will increnee its stimulating properties. As a remedy give a half dram of mix vomica in a mat of milk night and morning. Paralysis is sometimes mistaken for spinal meningitis. A horce suffering from the latter complaint, when he is placed upon his feet by means of a slinr, can support himself, while in paralysis it is inipossible for him to bear his weight upon his legs. The fact should be borne in mind that R to of the utmost importance to stop the animal and take him from the carriage, if upon the road, the instaut any indication of faltering or knuckling is noticed. N. Y. Jlernk. WHY SEEDS FAIL. aw saw inv a rwvfr nvrpnif 0 SMMW The proper keeping of seeds has much to do rvith their germination. While there are many eeds of perennials tkat should 1ms sown as soon as ripe, it to different with annuals and biennials. The carrot, parsnip and meet other garden vegetables are in an uanataral condition. Cultivation has caused these to produce root many times larger and much more Htcculcnt that in their wikl state. The ceds of thee whan self-sown a soon as ripe, produce degenerate plants, which have reverted to the natural state, and are no longer useful. In the experiments of Prof. Buokman and M. Vilmorin on the improvement of tke carrot, radish, etc., from the degenerate forms known as weeds, it was found that keeping tke seeds dry during the winter and sowing them in spring wae an important agent in restoring these plants to their useful condition. Ket, suspended growth for a time, lias an important influence in keeping such plants in the artificial condition produced by cultivation. The manner hi which seeds are kept during tke winter kae much to do with their value at wowing time. We should keep in mind the fact, that seeds mm not a collection of fragments of vegetable matter, like a lot of shoe pegs. They really contain living plants living, bat m a state of sueIksseAJUfcjl fttllllltfttAIIM.slAnilAll( Jk ttJUfim wVRVVV ftflrvfinnvn 1 UUI IHHHh sen AHltrto.

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La BmeAsm mmm ftsmBftsfjLtAsam, InnBmS WWWIeU B-Sg WfWy PT years. Ha listnrsd en "The Jnm at Mine BHneV' ami so ktfcrini were bis dsscr tntioas ef the sesaieattties of his ooaitrnoa that the nsaslli stiahjhl tarsi "tasologaas" were eonruhisdw&hmtbtsr for shrtar rVsi. He waters ef Lake Tahwe, ha CaKJoram. which had been THissng far a IUpBT -kjpefcf fcMNa'l PiswpJfc MhlpdsB fcss(aL HBT ltBwPej Jfc BBT 'VaPi eSS saw a mils Aram ahers. It is thcasht probeMethat the bvks wW assume Ms om, or sven larger, propornoas. efrswewKw vMMsnvvis. Two es-tneyhagfrianas iar throe rh a nine forest in when one aekea tne etaer nus a eonandram: "Why ean not the tor of tas forest fen am own r "Becsmse no one to) allowed to when it to his own deal." Ssss end aseosdylled tar Ceefh Owe, lee threat asdhtagtroabUs. Iteares. Pries, tweatyfvs cents. St. Jaeeee Ofl eases rinematl Aswow nwkMheabadhshto A ss tains; te set adrift. A raoouAarrr sf t&WUTB aara-aaerw aw great varkwy sc cowscTMrTinir. Iportaat t tat rMt as weU as EJP, r- 1 i.t Mferriju- tn Cam sesaptioa. makes the following iiapoctaat suieneew: rnauiMnHm amll ID m, aUfht,drycoegh ia the aMwaioc, taea mk qasot, witb aaors and mors phkia. imcteasiBj" debility, thiaaeM of fleah, -ortand it may be aeoed that ia essptrate eases, aad, la iaet. taau of CoaminotJon.. or troables of thUfc ud lunM Imi-MutiAttt mliof mar ha obtaiasd aad a permanent etirs effected by the um ot Dr. Wm. Hairs Balaam for the Langs, a medkiae known for ntore tana tfclrty-fi ve y sari as aa aof aUing resaeey for eowhs, coMs, broaeaitis and all polmeaary aadjeetoral dfaessco. That the wen eases of Coamaiptioa have besa oared by the ase of Hall's Balsam has bee attested toby the taottsasHls who havs need it, oraare Deaa coojaaa. oi im weaanw a. u , i, a "a. aawcy. ror ante oj au Bsc a use Mm baby a little yeUer H'a no aifa be m a OMaasaea. Pmtmer JemmeL Feusi who amslways tsr-glvias; Tees ntaa, Km4 TMs. Tan Voltaic Bsxt Co., of Marshall, MSeh.. offer "x tsad their celebrated KLCT0-Vor tax! Bsxt aad other Klsctwc ArrUAacna ea trial for 90 esvs, to mea (yoens; or old) aAicted with nervous debility, lose of vitality and all kindred troubles. Also forrbsaBMtism,aearalgia,paralrsis,aBd many other dteeeses. Complete reateratioa to health, Yteervaad aaaabood Kssraateed. Bo risk iaeerree as 99 days' trial is allowed Write tasea at sees for lUastrated pamphlet, free. Does any one knew the vales ef who hem't botany t (hoefhtaaf). ftm throat aad lane Weebles. the i B fcbte reatedy k Ayer's Cherry FeetoraL Taosa who sre always fer-fiHias: sy-grabbers. Ir a eoejrh distarbs year slesp, take rteo'a uere lor uonnumpeien aaa rest wax Flats a leaUs fMrtia Kfe The bhad Fhtsiciaxs iadonie Hall's Eair Bs ase to always attended with good resales. When a pnosenKer beards a steamboat, what k the hiU U imrs-X. Y. Ledger. FiKK'sToomACHElaoneureiBlByBete,ats an max Cox lUiMomii kilta Corns a Basloaa THE MARKETS. Xaw Yoac. Jaaaarv X. pATTXK-XnXTe Steeri f ftXHIaVeedtOholee in s iH WHKAT-Ne 2 Ked H SI M COKX Ve. t SS MK OATS Western Mixed....... Me 3S lUstK-X6W Mess.. . MX IMS ST. LOUIS. COTTOX-Mleaiint SJf MKVKS-Goed to Prhne..... (h S IS FatrteMedniat.T.. in s IN OOh-CoawKHi to tfeieet.... IK t IS SHKKf-rntr to Uaotee t 4 Sfjf ILUUR-XXXtoUHotee...... IM s l WMJCAT-Xo. 2 Red Winter... STK e.J " ... stfe-a M COftX-Xe.t Mixed V UATa Xe. X SS KYK Xe. 2 SK 9S TOKACCO-T-as IN S IN Lenf-MedHHB.. 7 SS 7 JS HAY Oheiee llawthy li SS M SS hUTTKKoChoiee Dairy. x as nxios rrH n n rOKKNew Mese MX II se HAOOX-Cteer nib SK 6 LARD Fr has Hseas SJV S OMIOAttO. OATTLK-ShlnHaa J SS m X IIQOe Q&Oil to Chotee ts IN SlIKltP-Ueot! te Ohalee t i ruUK-wmr 4 ts 4 x 1'atewtA. ... 4 9 i SS WMKAT-Xe.2prinf; Ti m TStf NO -5 K6Jleeeeeeewe 4e COKiS! ttttt Jk(ft- 3M$5a7 OATH Ne.t XX X tOKK New Mm IS X m 11 SS KANSAS CITY. CATTI.K-JHIJWHC Sttwrs.... 4X 3M HOU-Satee at....- IM tt 4 S WHKAT-Xo.2 X K VOKSSo. XK 9na-. i S MM XKW OKt.KAXS. KIXWK-JIUli (InMleii... 4M a IN IXMt.N WhK ItX 4S OAT-Clth;e WfMra X w is HAY -Cnekte..... MX e MM rOKht-Xerr Mmm .... HN JSAOOX"C44MIT Kleeeeeeee ee COTTUX-lMiaitn SK sax IA1UISVILLX. HaC AT-- K4Hleeeeee & W COtLN X4. 2 Mixed T OATS Xe. 2 M lxd SIX X IXHtK Mo M .... HUN nACUX-titenr Kll S :mroK-M4dMHHc, .... sx Red Star I THADCVW MAHK. sure". OKf!ti. fvatsmxSn TJvsaaaaa teas4Ntaeaa.na' 1

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