Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 30, Number 46, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 August 1888 — Page 3

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Uta IhnM Mr eh- at Skewben MM KOV. J4SS AngOU Mm iwm A MMhodlat enure kaM II " lsUrolrOl)U-Cgg hsswt- w tk - ltotpoM f ritiaingmmey. 14 v attcndier was expected to bring a a.hMtod agg, the proceed to f to j-w two mxtramm mmt hrm frat Yartotjr to lirtof. M4 a-paouuiy mm raniiat - . r ..!. --.n- ... Um IUtaraa eauiM M tootaf aaaay at toaauffa. Tbay do sot jea out of GorlaaA - aaoaJeiaff Lutbaraa ehurokoi iato t(jauvilriii TiilMrM eaaroMa. micht be expected, but late otW iteatomiaatioat. A relifioua preM eiub aae aeoa lAcaMd ia Xew York. Kepronoatativeo of aboot fifteen retigtotM weekliea aad roriewii have shown aa interest ia the Matter. The geaeral objeet f the mtatv k the womoUon of frataraai kMslinfT tuid h eoaferenee oa queattoat of eomatoa iatereat to the reUctoaa The KoaMut Catholic Church ha in our oouatrr 161 hooaitafe, with .- 000 iamatea; 890 aaylaaw, with 40,000 inmates; are for 90,000 orphaaa; has 13ft Jeetilt aad other eoUee aad iaoU UitioiM of high grade, with 11,000 atedenhi; kaa 377,000 atudeate of all ciaaaas under iaatrucUoa, aaat ita efaureh aaUdiairs and other ediieea nunbor about 4,000. with a eatiB eapowity of .000,000. PwWfe Opinio. The Youaff reopto's Society of "-! PiuLavni. irhlall had: had j mack a phenomenal growth within the la Ox vears. to apreadina; rapidly ia foretfn mlwionary ian4. aoeiaues have been orgaaiaed ia eoaaoettoa with our otations ia Japan, Caiaa, Tmdia. Turker aad Afrkae. aad mit ..-Lr .h'iuUiiv W aiathft of gm ffaflntr taa 1 this organisation specially helpful in UaJHiulaliaTOunr Chrtotiaas to active 1 m. i . " - . " eorrwe wr vinriav. The eathedral at Ulm, on the Danube, to the fiaest and the large of the Lutheran churches; it ean seat 3e 000 worshipers. The spire wns never finished, but the work of completion to been carried oa so rigorously that the capping stone of the ntagnlfteent pi re may be ptaeed at the height of 34 feet tot 19. The oraetoa af the miaiilir wen hud m 1B7T; the eitureh was stoared of Kotaaa idolatry in the year of the Augsburg coaf aseioa. CMPf-OYE AND IMW-QYlg TW Bhoald Treat Btaeh Othor wi S VMaaatS akaaam aaaaaaaWaaatamSnatkm eLtrmaniraTTr aamsms irfwarwwm aa a,iaj Aehiid afraid of its parents, a pupil airuii el the teneaor, an employe af raid hk empkyer. are osndittons of affairs whkk show that something is wrong, and that tha wrong is of n very aerioas nature. Ia of employes and employers, that such a oonditton should extot k peculiarly waforUiante, and while it naay be eM IK cult to toeate the biame we nelkve the employe to more frequently the one xt faultIn this American country it ought to be well understood that to become avn employe k not te giro up one's manhood. That young man makes a terrible anistako whea he eriages aad fawns w,.H an employer as a superior be- . . anUl4ii fraan hi r v"" ; J" .,V , , I eip. w. oar fnnjnujrcH. mwhi uuw W who is disgustod at aueh a display, . . 4..r..i.i jt.A, ii. i- m MnrawHu uusut ua.u u w origin. There may be an eoastoaal anpover who plavs the part of a Wag, , tl ktthey are varj rare. There is no more roaso way an empiavo nhouM not he as stratgauor- , . , t.t. etMm cwimerm w.hs hl emptoyer as with te one who k kl utX. tT Mfaialv vmlli) . J . . . "r "Tr Rat too often the trouble with young Amerioa Js that he ean not be, in n certain eessse, on familiar terms with hk employer without being pert jtn nnelriL lie k apt to became ' pveumptou,H which k a sin .to He prayed over. An employe has -certain duties to perform, aad so far aathoao duties are .eeaocrned he shanaianeet hk employer with eoafidenes and ean-dor-that k, at Jhe has done baa work well. The aascunoioa of the retotiann hetweeai employe aad empkyer has had a whokiiame effeet, and the nubjectk one that wjM bear frga,aanf aarirsis. St. Li 7rser. asuoa - H Was Just One. itoafks Angelina, wko lives at thn mouth Sod, came down to hreakfa4tbo other saorning. looking a trifle pate ' --- 1 luw auathMf. laolcla Maratiwdaughtor. ekare her throat jsad reaanrksd toasarioustone of vetoes j uMy dear. Kdwin stoid wioch V aaamt met night, did he not?" I .. . v. " K carefai, my ehild; lam qaito aure ef it." "Xo. iiHked. mother, he didn't stay at all tote. Why. what wakes you think h didr when, ha was noinar aad. aaa f heard ham wkkper to you at tha dfor: 'Just Imatha ' a axma Jaaaal M aajomuaaaexamBW atBBBy xBrTrvrTa gm"BfByfPfc

m mMUtr far m munilM for nhlkh MouliMigri book npfHum to hv faOtox ftni iwd to alfwaijr a Aruf totk Mr. Wttltow Btok is mM to km rritton ti book ? ry yur tor to tot A or f MPtokwtekH to w fertotoid Mrtt kM iwtt boon mH Ik lANMkmforKiSa, It wa tke aratfraam I th praaa. and wa raMatod br Itob ; n to Marr IJoffarUi. t u i .,., w ' "0tara Thajaat," aigned to naa axoalknt wmipudm atortoa, to a paetMtonjrw, The true name htenid to be Alice French, the daug hterot .vc French, of Davenport, Ia. luireeoe Oiiahnat, the author af the wtbject of novel., eoatomed that "af , all the older writer- of netioa Charto- , ..... . i Rade ataada at the need." He prefer f the writing of Dtekeas to Thaekeray. butofthe man he eared moat tor the taUw. A Jewiah Pobltoatton Soeiety ha been orgaabed ia l-hUadelphU, representiag VLlT&mi IHn. im lm W WmWW a mmmmm , Lime publication deaigaed to foster a VnavWm of Jwlall ealaBtlalfi. IStera ' ture and history among the Jews of the , United States. 1 Count Tototoi is the title aad name af two distiagutohed Kassians, aad it is t well to know that fact ia view of supidons of attempted viotonee to one af them. The otmfuatoa between Count L. X. Tolstoi, the novelist aad philanthropist, and his eousin. Count Tototoi, the aarrow-minaed Minister of Education, to very commonly made. The name of Tototoi is found mora than once ia the history of Kaseiaa literature. A man may be intelligent, eminent indeed in literature aad philosophy, and yet exhibit very littte eommoa sense in the use of money. Daniel Webster and Horace Greeley would foolishly and recklessly, their own iogmmae purpose.. worth but i.O00. The bulk of his no cumulation, it seem. py other people s dehts.-tMilerf iresM"'- . -Prof. Thurston says to an artick ia the reran, that the world to awaitiag the appearance of three inYentors f STJlf itowKwt fAm. The first is he who will snow us how.bythe embuetton of fuoUdireetlyteproduoatheeleetne rr1; mi to tho man wao win teeem a. te ironreu the reprou the toautuui ugnt the etawir'rm and taa irmir. a. IUBI without heat, the nroductioa of which means the utilization of energy withmittvaae atill more serious than the thermo-dynsuak waste; whJk the third totho tovemtor who tote ghra as the first arasttoaJly sucosssful air-ship. MOMOftOO. WMs "What do you think, John, about my tavkiag up Frenek? Husband (busy with hto paper) "A very good idea, my leva, if you will only toy down Eagltoh." X Y. Sun. A leeera always tartly Mtad. Thta treth admit ae deeht. fllMC emtW-m aT Sft W Me'a heifita: aa eye eac Man I read yea a pretty story. Laeyr' "Husk got a moral to it?" "Yes. dear." "Thea I'd rather not. I A story witha moral to like a jam who a powder to It." Bolton "Young Jones k goneronc with hk oigurs, ton't her' WoHob"Yes (put");. but I think he would (puff) be kinder to kk friends it be moked tlssi himself."- Ufu Mr. Hslvaka fwho has not naked him, aad does not want him) "I'm S sorry you enn't stny to tea with us." 1 Otptain Whiffet (equal to theoeoaaton) -"lm awfully gtod that I'm sorry I've gOt tO gO. aajaj. If ever there was a victim of mkptoced oonfidsaoa ia thk self-seekiag world It k the mast who imagines that he k making the congregation belie that he k wide awake whik he k taking a little nap in church. jtsMierniffe Fend Father .John. I read to the paper that your baee ball nine Ht oa the opposing pitcher and pounded him all ever tha field. I hope you had no part hi tho disgraceful affair." John. 1 (sadly) "Xo. father, 1 aid not hit him oace.,,-krara Mrs. Matobmnsmr Sdtth. if ever exneet to eatok Mr. Ekhlar, moat ear fewer aharn thlaca. Bkirmkhtog drives the men ammf. A little mora tact and a Httr? less tactics, my dear." With "Tou goad mamma! your tact to so much better than your tactics. DcVt you know that every engagement k preceded by akirmkh?" Tt JhVar. i. The Mem. , Deacon (to divinity Mudent) If wnu want raiMad JaBW. Waal WOUld VOU you dor Btomeat (somewhat absentminded) "Why. -show down my hand, ooor-I I-thu k I " Ikaeon "That's tight; jdsrays show news yoetr band, ikn't mU a gun. The other fellow might get a drop on you.'' MmfMr-M QUL Young Man (to editor) -"Here to a Ihtto poem of a pathetic nature, sir. I shewed it to my mother, and she actually ortod over it" IdHor (after raading he poem) "Yoa say your mother erledr Young Men "Yes, sir." lmr-"Woil, yeu go tomte J aaYasaxdsaa tdaaa) ISafhamfi nsakaBfAaaMS laaMPmmT mffe eWfffl. fnnWrn MWWS S s a aBsTmmsy-n " w r w w write any more aeeky, and I tWnk the old tody wfll dry Jstr uves.M Jbrt?-'i

Mm to hawfaur a Mil. kK uttow aafl froo ira kjr thoroufk eutttvattoa. Wlro to yralarabto to potos. toth ar board aa a graaa trallto. a taa toadi-lls of Um rUm mmn bottar aato to toka bold of taa wire tbaa wtom aiher material ara aaed. THa aaot aaouki, of ooama. be wall braeai. -To pnaiuimbo fortaa taait ; peI thaaa aad allea vary tWa, Ute Uitn waU aad pour water aaoafk to eover tk-a. aad tot taaan atoad ivaor urn miaitta. satora arriwi; pwr til tba water aad add viaar and paat I A olak aaauid alwara aava atokia i mi ono aid of It aad a draia board aa tobie on the athar. Ia that way tmn bUmm tka aoUad dtohat at waah them at the riak, drato thern oa the drain board, aad wipe them to the . i ii - 1 J am tain - table. .j.. -Chorry ahmb to an oM M fol hot-weather beverage ItoU the ekerriea tlil tender; 'ISZ Tlu ZJlZl theeorkawllhwax. Pat a tobtoapooaful of thto sirup in a tumbler aad tU up with ko-wator. -Batter Pudding. All the berries make good batter pudding. Fill the puddiag-dish one-third ita depth with ia fruit: make a batter of three or Cnur a euoful of Hour with a teaaAMful of hakins' nowdar sifted ia it, and a pint of milk. Pour over the berries and bake half an hour. Serve hot with a liquid sauce. There is little nutritive value ia the first potatoes that oome to market. This tuber at ita best to mainly etareh, but the unripe potato has not even that The potatoes whose skin ean aa rubbed off by the hand show by that faet that they are full of raw jukes that need time to be developed in large part into layers of standi. Most Bowers are quite tender nt jrerminntion and should not be required in nAurt a hard eovennr o roata fa, mm! a. moat of tha Tt ia a arattr rood to adapt the covering to the sine ite depth about twiee the diameter of the seed. Pm.kMpillc to regarded by tha mJJ,7 aTiig.ift bJne hy wom. sHTchlidra. of the household. Thto f . ,., , . , uii iw 7 oi" , 'T? wo who nre pay- , J,., -tta-tion to the produoIn 1879 there i - t -i- . it: b.ta Af tha nana, i were IB taw umvm men barnyard fowl. 10S.i7S.185; of other varieties, SS.S3o.186; eggs pro duced here in 1879. 46,10,91f aaaaiata of aasM from foreign ta IBB. 1,S7.S04 doaen. fS,tnji0 to ISM, l,m,6! doaen. S.178,454. BHCLTIR FOt HAY. Good feed k always aa important Item in feeding slock of nay kind. We usually expect to secure the largest proportion of what to fed out to the stock from the farm, and H to quite an item to have the feed of a good quality. Ia securing thk, much depends upon the stasre at which it k harvented, as well as the manner of storing. It may be cut Hi the right stage, and yet be quite seriously damaged by improperly storing away. Tho best plan, of course, k to store under good, dry abelter. Bams are best, aa to a considerabk extent they avoid some handling. Seed that in many eases can be built very cheep will answer to protect considerably better than stacking outside. But there is coaaiderabk difference even with what k stacked out. If put up to small rouna inncaa were a a muck larger amount of surface exposed totho action of the air and elements. There k aiwa vs considerable damage by ! ovaporatioh aad drying out as well as by teaching from rain and snow. Tha lea k ueuallv in proportion to the amount of surface exposed, and if the hay, clover or other rottghaose that k usually stored up for use during the winter k put up in amnlt stocks, there k a much torger amouat of wastage. t Thto can be avoided by putting up to torgn ricks and using a hay knife to cut down, and by thk means avoid the uncovering of too much hay. Good tttede that will protect the hay from the weather will pay a good per cant, oa the toisitmoat, nam ean be oMwkV cred as a permanent investment an the farm. The too from each stock naay tweem a smalt matter, but on many farms the toss in one year to aa item worth saving, white a few year only are needed to make H quite a saving. Ia addition to saving the feed and avoiding waste, may also be added the keeorrkk of damage ta karvosttag tae crop. If stored under a good shod Z. uj tw u aaat an k aaJa. Of t it j - courae, with rood. rdentjr ef machinery, thk risk laiaanad camtdderably. but nt the

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