Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 32, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 October 1889 — Page 7

TANNER A MARTYR.

Aa AkMel lH1hrMHt at Wkum HarrUm WtU Hwr Im Ik ymwrav. The A dm in Intra lion twit not laad all Its sins, blunders and extravngt-nej on the buck at Corporal Tanner and shwu him out as scape-goat into tlie wilderness. The avideitoe u too strong la his favor, lie has boon aeuad of rernting mhJ spending Uie pen la appropriation In an improper manner, Ilut he did not insult the (irand Army of the Kepublie by announcing that deserters, bummers and bounty jump or were as much entitled to pension ae those who were honest and brave soldiers- That wu the edict of the Asslstaat Secretary of the Interior,

Uuy, who has been Tanner's enemy

from the beginning. The dismissed aad disgraced Commissioner of Pen

sions, with all his faults, blunders and

perversa ways, is worthy of mere respect than Hussey. who tried to bring

down the pennons to the lowest level

mad to make the Union veteran the fellow of the blackguard and mercenary. Tanner did not spend ail the saonev that lias made such a hole in

the Treasury. Bussey's decisions in

eases which were passed upon during

the former administration form no in

considerable amount of the enormous

expenditures for pensions durinir the

past three or four months. 1 here were seventy-seven of thoe decisions alone which cost the Government in the neighborhood of $'200,000. Hut Bussey U Noble's creature and Noble ban the ear of Harrison. When he was at Indianapolis. Inst summer and fall, and the pension sharks were gnashing their teeth because the Democratic 1 'resident and the Democratic Commissioner of Pensions stood between them and the appropriation for Union veterans, Harrison was loud in hi demagogic speeches on unrestrained liberality to the veterans. It was easy for him to promise every thing there and to intimate that the veterans had the first aall at the treasury without limit. He outlined a policy that made the mouths of the pension sharks fairly water. He took the man the sharks

wanted and made him Commissioner

of Tensions, clapping him on the back and telling him to go ahead and "take

oare of the boys. ianner. un

fortunately for himself, took Harrison's words literally and went ahead.

lie did not know that the words were

to be taken in a Pickwickian sense.

aad that scattering millions by anteolectioa promises and fulfilling those promises were entirely different

things. lie was not enough t a hypocrite for this Administration, and consequently he had to walk the

ptaak. And what a disgusting display of hypocrisy there is about his dismissal. Harrison admiahUers taffy

iaromrd to Tanner's hosest aad. the

arivate secretary, Uie," say

there mover was any trouble between

JfoWo aad Tanner, aad there was no

question in the President's mind as to whieh of them should go. The most Museous compliments are ixxtred over the head or the "fired" representative Af the Grand Armv bv Harrison aad

Ms spaniels. The most disgusting part of the af-

fair Is the sudden ehaage on the part

of the Republican organs. Tanner is ao longer the model Pension Commissioner, the pride of the Grand Army, the most valuable member of the Administration. It hi said that when a traveler in Russia is pursued by wolves he contrives to galH a little on the ravenous pack by shooting seme of them, which causes the others to stop aad devour their fallen companions. How the Republican papers pounce upon the stricken Tanner and tear him to pieces in "ghoulish glee!" Hut they seem to forget that, apart from their inconsistency in aimsing what they a few days ago slobbered over, they are making a serious mistake in thinking that Tanner has ao friends. The burden of the Republican organs. Rattle hts toon vr tk ttewes He's only m pu?w kM setoedy own, trill be considerably altered when the Grand Army is henrd from. Tnnner labored zealously for that organization, Mil is entitled to its support. While the Grand Army demands unlimited pensions It can not find fault with the man who was doing his best to procure them. The Republican party is pledged to unlimited pensions, and on the very day that Tanner was bounced the Republican President pro torn, of the United States Senate. Senator Ingslls, who represents the banner Republican State, said, at a gathering of Kansas veterans: "There are just three things that might to be done: First, the limitation on pensions ought to be removed; second, the disability pension bill ought to become a law; third, everv soldier who received an

honorable discharge ought also to roosive a pension. These were the result that Commissioner Tanner had

sought to attain In his administration of the office of Cummlssloner of Pen-

inns, and I honor him for his nign

desires and brave effort in behalf of the veteran softer. Tbn only fault with Tanner Is that he

j id nt have two fett while he was In

office, so that he could have made more rapid progress in the attainment f tsa nnii..v." Krtdentlv Harrison

w not vet heard the Inst of Tanner.

ri.- .rtvr of the Grand Army i very

witch alive and kicking. Albany

(X. V.) Argus.

Somebody has been, asking tor the whereabouts of Senator Ittgnw, aad somebody else pretends l have discovered him writing n book at hi home In Ksasa. 9 mon8 likely; the Into Koseoe Coakllng was the rl to discover that Mr. Ingatis was "a Kansas cabbage with litor.ry iavr.,'-Caief 0 Herald.

UNITED EVERYWHERE.

Tk Klteatt4il ft ma OirrU4 On M

tanotH Mot . It is a source of gratification to rIT reformers all over the country

that the DenuKimta ef Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia have stuck so

loyally to their party faith in the

State campaigns of this year and are j

fighting so valiantly under the tariff-

reform nag whioh wax unfurled at fat. Louis last summer. A tariff campaign must ef weceity be an educational one. The Ohio and Pennsylvania Democrat may not win victories this

year, yet tney are Keeping me great

issue before the public and are dotng noble mUsionary work for the cam-

SOHOOL AND OHUROH.

The new ealhedral of Berlin, now la course or erection, will be the largest Protestant church in Germany. The Methodist Episcopal church has now 2, 13 1,237 communicant. 3,UW,735 last year, indicating a aet gala In 1888 of over 60.000. More than 2,000 ehurehes lit England, Including Kov. Charles H. Spuraeon's Tabernacle, use unfermented

I wine at the communion. The Seventh General Catalogue of the Divinity School of Yale University was lately Issued, It contains the records so far as known of the 1.45S graduates of the semil,ry from 1825 to

paignoflBaS. Democratic party congregational gon is no longer opea to the charge of oc- 7, " , .,.." ,j

long

cupying an

position on

opea to the uharg'

uncertain or vaselllating

the tariff. When Mr.

srosltyrit is found that among the

Haptlsts M cents is the annual cotitri-

Methodlsts, 74

terians,

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. '.. . , , ..Scents: hnisoomtl. fl.3: Presby

reiortn in an ceieorateo messags iu , - . tr it.

...i ,uci-.i-r.i .Jn..vn -The will of the late William1

standing loyally to their colors ever since. They were not a whit discouraged by defeat in the last elec

tion, as Is demonstrated by the ad

vanced position on the tariff question the party has taken in the various States where elections are to be held this year. Nor have they

reason to be uiHcourageu. j. iters is

many a man who voted the llepub-

Ican t cket last fall who went home

from the polls to regret it During

the last six months a great many Re

publican buiinean men, who voted for Harrisen last November, have come to see the folly of supporting a party that Is pledged to making raw materials dear. New England manu

facturers now say that unless they can buy raw materials at a cheaper

rate they see nothing but disaster for the future in their business. That is what the Democrats told them Inst year, but they didn't see it then. The scales have since fa ien from their eves. and. if the Presidential election

were to taKe place next ovemoer, iople do not

instead of last, tariff reform would l gMch numbers

Thaw,

of Pittsburgh, bequeaths fl'.'O.OOU to

Presbyterian boards, $100,000 to the Wesleyan University of Pennsylvania, ftf.OOQ to the American board aud $100,000 to hospitals in Pittsburgh. The German Evangelical or United

Synod now numbers 618 pastors in charge of about 800 congregations, located in twenty-two States and divided into thirtaen district synods. Its total benevolent contributions for three yoara past amount to $177, 752. Thero remains a debt of 134,000 on Its theological seminary. The Protectant Episcopal dioceso of Mississippi report: Clergy, 81; lay readers. 24; churches and chapels, 00; confirmed duringr the year, 2t$4; communicants, 2,082; Sunday-schoolteachers, 2s')9; scholars, 1,770; total contributions reported, $84. 745. OF; value of church property, $801. "40. A clergyman In the London suburb, the vicar of St Andrews, Willesden, ha resolved to give a garden irnrtv on Sunday aftcrncons. The,

come to his church in

he could wish, and

bo an established fact llius the

Democrats are encouraged to keep up their educational campaign. The common sense of the ieoplo may be blinded for awhile.' but In the long

run the crooked things are straights

eaed out 3t Paul Globe.

POLITICAL NOTES. Germany has a tremendeut array and a large navy, but her army

and navy expenditures are very little

penditu res. Buffalo Courier. The Xew Yerk Kvenlng Post is of opinion that the not result of the first six months' work of the Harrison Administration k a lower moral tone la pelitios that the eouatry has show toes 1ST. The Repubtlcea party appears to he dally beoomlag iafatoated with the beauty ef the idea that a tariff should bo imposed sttfltoiost to koap import out while ships should be subsidised to bring them in. Providence JournalMinor, the Republican candidate for Congrats in the Third Louisiana ditriet has disgusted his party

friends by announcing that he will sot contest the election of Price, although the latter's majority Is 7,507. Louisville Courier-Journal

With a President who was not

elected by a popular majority, and a Congressional preponderance by

throwing1 out members who have been chosen to sate in the House, the tr. O. P. ought to get along swimmingly. Louisville Courier-Journal. The six great coal producing companies have agreed to curtail the September output 1,000,000 tons, in order to keep up prices and keep down miners' wages. These great monopolies are the prime foundation of Republican power in the laud. Springfield (III.) Register. The Lata "Sunset" Cox. The advocates of freedom of exchange have had no stronger ally than he, no one whoo life was more free from suspicion of self-seeking, or whose record is more worthy of honor from the fact that it is without stain of a single vote for a measure inimical to the best interests of the common people. It Is to the credit of Mr. Cox that he was never requested to burn epUtles from the author of the Mulligan letters, and that no penny of a corruption fund was ever considered well Invented in his hands. Republican statesmen seeking to place money whevp It would do the most good, honored Mr. Cox by their faith that their schemes could only receive opposition at his hands. No whitewash was ever needed to relieve his fnme from the blot of suspicion; no memorandum books need be concealed that his character might remain unspotted. Chicago Leader. Free Raw Material. free hides and paper stock with free fuel will alone In the course of time save to thU section its immense leather aad paper industries. When coal has bee liberated artificial restrictloa will have here giren way to the play of natural causes. And unless th statute barriers that have contracted for Xr England the sources of wool aad lumber and ore and crude metal supply are likewise torn down, whs will venture to predict the final results la the unequal race thus Imposed by

law upon theso Industries? It U not natural cause but government interference in the free play of natural cause in the matter of ships aad raw materials that shackles a section W...ch mtttt tarn to commerce aad maau featuring la order to malatoJa itoatt oorlacfield ftapaMtoaa.

ha is roinsr to .sec whether tea, fruit

and lemonade will draw them in tho j afternoon. Six pastors in ono hundred and sixty years is a fact which tells a good story for a church. It is a record which the Presbyterian Church of Bethlehem, N". J.. may always be proud to show. Three of these pastorates have each extended over forty years, and the fortieth anniversary of the pastorate of Rev. Joseph G. Willlams, the present incumbent, was celebrated recently. The holidays of tho l'arls board school children are holidays indeed. Tho municipal oouneil allots a consid

erable sum of money to the school authorities for sending tho most deserv-

iag pupils on holiday tours. In for

mer vsars the tours have been to

Kouaa. Havre. Mont St Michel, etc

This vear. in order to enable mo

ehUdrea to share la the treat, tho

tows will be confined to Versailles.

Fontainebleau and other euviroas of

Paris.

Statistics regarding the Congre

gational chu relies of Connecticut have

just been arranged for publication by Rev. Y7. H. Moore, of Hartford. Tho

total number of churches. Is 30L Tho membershln asrsreeated 57,800. Thl

Sunday school enrollment was 64,6el, and the number of families represented was 87,843. The average membership in tho 801 churches was 191. Tho total charities ot these churches for the year reached the sum of $182,631.83, being an average of $0.05 for each member.

HOME, FARM AND GARDEN. It pays to occasionally invest a little money la ohelee shrubs and vines. Take a few beets, paralps and earroti, cut away the others, leaving a spaee around such, aad allow them to remain for seed. Very little good is done by cutting down weeds that are in full bloom unless they are burned before they are dry. Cut the weeds before they bloom, Squashes should be carefully handled, as the slighest bruise will soon be a dcoayed spot Hubbard squashes may be kept till spring if stored in a dry, airy place free from frost, Snow Drops. One cup of butter, two cups of sugar, whites of live eggs, one small cup of milk, throe cup of prepared flour; flavor with vanilla and nutmeg. Bake In small, round tins. Success In farming comes princiclpally from learning how to do every thlug and the exact time when it should be done, adding the not extravagant presumption that the larmor is industrious and frugal. Ono of the most beautiful sights is a lawn composed entirely of portu-

laccas, whioh bloom until frost, and are of all coIom of flowers. They seod tho ground for the next soason. and make a greon appearance when not in flower.

When poultry Is kept In yards, whether largo or small, a portion of the ground should be left for grass, and the rest should be frequently turned over by plowing or spading. Worms, fresh earth and green food will then be supplied, all of which is necessary. Roao slugs will do damage If the bushes are not guarded. A solution of an ounce of pyrethrum powder in a gallon of water sprayed on the bushes is excellent, but tt stream of water from a force pump, applied daily, is one of tho best remedies that oan be used. Among small plants no cultivator

is better than a good, sharp-toothed rake. Stir the nurlace every few

davs with this, and the labor and cost

of cultivation will be reduced oy nan,

and the better growth secured will be surprising to one who has never tried

the plan of killing the weeds in their erly youth.

Pears and peaches are commonly

used for sweet piokles. but many housekeepers seem not to know that

cherries, currants and berries arc nice

prepared ia the same way. They I should be served with moats aad are

universally liked. A good rule for

splclag Is: Six pounds of fruit, lour of sugar, a pint of vinegar, two tabtespooafuls of ground doves, and two of eianaavoo. Boil until tho consistency of thick cream. The Home. Baked Canned Tomatoes. Turn a oaa of tomatoes into a bowL After aa boar season them with a teaspoooful of sugar, half as much salt, a little popper aad a tobteepooaful of butter, out late bits, each bit rolled in

fioar and all distributed evenly throughout the tomatoes. Cover with very dry bread crumbs. Bake ia a pudding dish, covered, about thirty

minutes, then brown oa the

Is hot Mm stspaiag-stefte to theso dirise isfrtkulkmx, the family sod tbs hoaM, which eeastitete the very foundation oa which eer aatiea rests; sud upas the health aad strength of the wife, and mother, de panda the sunshine and eujuyjueut of the home, and the prosperity of the family, Thousands of wives, and thousands of ila gle ladies, drag uut a weary existence iu eouse?Uence of perplexing "female disorders," a total ignorance of the fact, that Dr. Pisree's Favorite Prescription is a positive cure for the most cotuplieatd and obstinate eases of leuoorrhea, prolan), weak back, "female weakness," auteverston, retroversion, bearing-down setisaion, chronie eenfesUon, innaniuiauon, ukwration, and kindred ailment. Guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunded. All druggists. Dr. Pierce's Pollets cleanse and regulate the stomach, bowels and hystem gsnerally. One a dose; purely vegetable.

you hear a young nan say that a

no neurt vou may w pretty sure

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Whit the Dlekims Is the Matter? What makes me so drowsy, yawn and stretch o. feel cold chills running down my back! Why does my bead, usually clear, feel so heavy aud dufll These are inquiries not. unlikely to suggest themselves to the Individual who is not yet aware that he has aa inchjMent attack of malaria. Mp the disease in the bud with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a sovereign remedy also for kidney complaint, debility, indigestion, rheumatism and neuralgia. 'Txts is the prop her position," said a

Young man, as he placed bis arm around a maiden's waiit.

fTOtbtrun vis Wabash line to petals ia Kausss, Xc)brska, Oklahoma, Dakota, Cob eredo aad all parts of the West oa Heptem. her S4 and October &, IM. Kate On Fare for Rsund Trip. For particulars, apply to nearest Wabash Ticket Agent

Tat man big a fool thing.

who believes in nothing is as m be wbo believes iu every

Ante as small aa hoimeopathic pellets, and as easy te take aa sugar. Everybody likes them. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Try them.

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NEURALGIA. Xatense I'ala a Fa Little Rnjiidn. Wis, Mrch 2, 18. . My wife suffered with such Interne neunurteusiMia the nice; (bethought she would t. Hie battled her face and head with St JaeotM Oil, mod It cured her in four Iioum. CAKL SCHE1BK. At IM'Goivrs and Dialer. THE CHAM.lt voaCLER CO.. laatosw. IM.

Thk world is full of ahoddy and shams, but real merit is alwaysrfcCOKniaed. Thirty years ago Dr. Sballenberger discovered aa Antidote to the poison of Malaria, which has had an immense sale, although until recently it has not been advertised in a single newspaper. Merit alone has sold itallthese years, because it cures when all else fails, and is just what is claimed for it It lHathly destroys Malaria and could not harm an infant Bold by Urupulsts, oraontbymatt for one dollur. Address, Dr. A. T. HniLUCJiSEHoax, Rochester, l'a. Cu8TOMKK-"Give me a dosen fried ovaters." Waiter "Sorry, sab, but we's all out o' shell-Ash, sah, 'eeptin' eggs."

ExerHlar Spring, Me, TJncqualed as a health and pleasure resort. Finest Watering Place Hotel in the West The waters will jmitivrlti trt all Kidney and Liver Diseases, Dysrpsla, Wabetes, Female Complain U, Skin aud Blood Disease, etc. . , , ., For handsomely illustrated descriptive pamphlet, apply to F. Chaxw.x. O. P. T. A., "Wabash Line," St Louis, Mo. Hoxbst men are soon bound, but vou esa sever bmda knave. . Axr article that has outlived 24 ywir of

competition and imitation, and sells more each vear. mat havemertt. Dobbins' Electric KAan-'made In lStifi. is hut ttet mrtUit, Ask

yer grocer for it He has it, or will get it Tac misfortunes of ether people wo all

bear with a heroic eeastaaey. A ix disorders osased by a bilkms state of the system oan be cured by using Carter's Little Liver Pills. No pain, griping or diseoatfert attending their use. Try thesa.

MAHTXKss is knowieg sow te "eaten sa;" wisdom, how te let go.

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gCMLD EVERYWHERE.

FsoruE Are Killed by Cough that Hals' Honey ef Merehound sad Tar would cure. Pike's Toothache Drops Curs ia ess minute. Wkk a mh's cost is threadbare it is sasy te pick a hois ia it.

Taa beet cough medietas is Plso'a Core

for CeasampUoa. Hold every where. He.

la the test tea years tend has deorssssd

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THE MARKETS.

LITEST STYLES -w L'Art De La Moto. S OOLeaaVsCLATKS. ail ma utist rum ass sm ttHrAMNM. MTOidt itnr TarMwMk r r MtMt OS nru tor lMMt

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PROBABLY DODGED HER.

A Llvrlr WmlR Who Would Net

Huried In the Mutt. Look at that will you?" exclaimed x woman as she pointed to her trunk ia the baggage-room of the Third street depot the other day. Ycs'uml" wai the humble remark of the agent. Whoa I saw that trunk aboard at Rochester yesterday it was a brand new trunk and all right Look at it now!" "I'm a-lookiug. mum." The strap broken, ono hingo busted, two of the rollers gone and the lid split!" I see, mum." Do you suppose I'll stand that?" she exclaimed, elevating her voice until the echoes peeled slivers off the rafters. "Do you think you oan pass that trunk over to me without paying damages?' ' No, Hitira."

"You've got hold of the

woman if you think you can!

grating ot keeping.

the oven. Good House j

Niw York, . ST, MM. CATTLK-MnWve Wr t IM IU COTTON Mlddlta .... JS 1JH FLOUR-Wlnter Wheat whkat-no. a m m aOHMHa.

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wrong I want

damajresaatnages, sir! Do you

hear?" "I do, mum." I put my damages at fiftorn dollars. That is for the trunk alone. The damage to my feelings 1 put at oao hundred dollars. I ought to say two hundred and Hfty dollars, but I'll let it go at one hundred dollars. Who shall lsee?" The president, mure. Co mo in at four o'clock." Very well, I'll be here. If yon see him tell him I'm coming. Tell him I don't want no Ifs nor ands about it, bat cash down." Yes, mum." And If he tries to dodgems I'll sue for a thousand dollars and have my husband come on here and lick the whole caravan! Some folks oan bo walked on and burled In the mud, but I'm not one of the sort Just loava that trunk where it is until I oall. and you mention to the president that a f oman who t no spring millet will bo

here at four o'clock to get damages ar

pU kalr. Detroit Free Trees.

HOW TO DISINFECT. The West Ways T KtMlas; B4mm Gctmm 1m Clothing sad Me. Clothing which requires disinfecting should be submitted for about

three hours to a temperature of S50 degrees in a chamber charged with sulphuric fumes from a large quantity of sulphur. The chamber should be so constructed as to prevent the fumes from passing off. No germs can stand this. After a room has been used by a nerson sick with anv contagious dis-

it becomes necessary to disinfect ; It before it is fit to be used again, j This is done by removing and burning the paper on the walls, temoving the bedsteads and other furniture, and exposing them to air and wind, and giv

ing them a fresh coat of varnish; by having the mattress made over new and the hair boiled; by burning in the room three pounds of sulphur, and by whitewashing, painting and papering tlie room anew. Now that it is generally conceded that consumption is caused by germs whioh multiply in the lungs, a method ef disinfecting them which shall be harmless has been sought for, but as yet without avail. The vapor ot creosote, the oil of the eucalyptus and carbolic acid have been tried, and, to some extent, they may paralyze or stun the germs and prevent their rapid increase, hut as the passages of the lungs are delicate and the vapor can not be brought very near to them without Injury, the good effects are slight But there is one method which oaa not fall to prove beneficial, and that is the inhalation of large quantities of fresh, pure air. This is worth more than any disinfectant for the lungs, and oan done harm. Prao Ueal Farmer.

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