Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 33, Number 22, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 February 1891 — Page 3
BURNING MOUNTAINS. wgMHIV XeWrestl (t'ftl.) )M4 Kipli4Mt MwM(MtM K tfl t w M HarMlM?. AtUMHMI f TtWM l (Wl, Hud tfc l$aMtt aati ! k 1 leclwjc mh-h (h Hfn4r4 Mil Away, OiHUOo, Kek A. Am afU'riuMiti poiHr print t)w followlnif special from IVuver, "YtMirwMTfHjHiwWntvlio It'ft fH,Ne,caUetiarlyywtt'rtla.v iirnlutf. win ttwt Uutulmla of faiiiilu tvcrw iWiiiir for their Ibrvm last iiitfht. Miles awl mles iuiiI mountain of coal un' oil Hiv. TImj lues will ivmIi Intu the IttHlkHIM, HM HlOUliUill ufU'l JIKMIIltuiii i rwpUll.v burnlnir up. Tin UmtIUU lltUt Hiul KIHOklt Mt allllOeit HtllftKJMtillJf. '1'ltoH! rfMulinir witliiii it few miles of the etMiflaaTstioii arw raithlly moving their 1ioum1i(11 e fleet. Ilom ami liittl are HUuipexliiiir in nil direct ions, jluilroatls are riuiniiiif tluMr train, conviyiK imweK" to h placo of mtty. The Colorak M Miami railroad U the leatliug owner of the coal mountains, awl i a heairy loeHjr. , The miraculous escapes of liuinlretk of miners hi just being fully reallsted, ami it seems like h kiml net uf Providence) thttt this morning's disputi'lius did not recount the dentil of hundred of Inure toilers. The day force had just set the fuses and loft the shaft for supper while the members of the nijht shift, iiuiiiIhtiofc over two hundred, were confrejfHt-Jug-outside this shaft, when thecxplohio occurred, Hh(1 it happened ten mmuteti later it would Iihvc Ikhmi a rviH'tlion of the IVnn&yivaniu horror. Mow much longer the fire will continue it is iuipohsiule to say. If nil the lire eoinjm nil's in the clriliawd world would eonttrctfute in front of the burning mountains it is doubtful if the flames eouhl m MilMlucd. The resident of (JlemwKxl Spring, H town of 1,'JOt) inhnliitnutii, thirty miles from the. seem, are preiwrinf to seek a more congenial clime. The residents of Leadville, nearly UK) miles from the scene of tlie contlajfration, can plainly see the terrible scene, while the smoke is iereepUble here iu Denver," INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Mimr flh( OHJfetM ('ovTfil hy the Shhdry Civil Appropriatlonr IIIII "Sttvf Hfire ("nH)creiH. VjUiiNOTO Feb. .V The Sundry Civil Appropriations bill as reported to the House carries an appropriation oi $I4,'J4"i,70. There is an increased appropriation of 84,743, 1 12 for public buildings us compared with the appropriation fur the current fiscal year, Among' the appropriations for publie huildinpi are the following: Atchison, Ks..,ST,(KK); AWora, 111., $l5,tKM: Alexandria, I.., HO.OOO; llatou Hoitffu, 1m., frTu.(MX); llurlington, Ia 7().tMM: Brownsville, Tex., Sft.OOti; Illouinington. 111., 'f 75.000: Camden. Ark., $i.VMK); Cedar llapids, in.. $7O,0U: Ohieajjo (custom-liouse and suMreKMiry rsr lairs), SW,WM): World's Columbian Kx;lsition (to complete 'oulltHnim), StMMI,ifK); Davenport la., S100,0(W: Danville, r? inji ruui. '..41. T..i- t f t - (WW; rort ihHure, la., 7S,wa: aie8fu:rr, HI., WO, 000; Kansas City, .Mo., HK),000; Lafayette, Iml., $I5.(HK): 3ladison. 1ml., A0,90O; MerkUau,,MisK.$0.000; Paris, Tex., f78,000; Koek I si h ml, 1U.,9M,000; Salinfi,KaK.,f50,000; Sirin I Held, Mo., 100.000; South ltend. Iml., I t7R,00; HUrnx City, la., SlmO. Other items of interest in the bill are World's Columbian Exposition, (Jovernment exhibit, JCWl.OIHJ; iniseclliieoug eAjveiiM's, $15!(,000; lady inaiiRgeJ-s, $50,1K)J; enforcement of Alien Contract La-Iku-law. S0,000; enforcement of Chinene act, SrtO.OOO; surveys of publie lands. SIWO.OOu: (JalveU)n harlwr, JWO0.0OO; Hay hake channel, .Michigan, S5O0.0OO; St, .Mary's river, Michigan. ?.VO0,(HM; t hJekamaugH National I'ark, S-KKJ,0K); " "Idlers' homes, 8500.000. COUNTING THE COST. What It font tn Mr Irk the THrkntrHt lHt Into h Morn l'iefMl) Frame t( Mtiiil Ah KhIvk CamiMtlgH. Washixoto.v, Feb. r.. An eatinmte Mut to Congress by the Secretary of W ar to supply a deficiency in the Quartermaster's department tells the hnry d the cost of the Indian campaign juht closed. The round sum of S1.8O0.00O is :i.kedfor, the principal items of which are t5,01rt for transportation of troops and supplies. ami S'.ST,7W for extra clothing, camp and garrison equipage necesMiry to fit out for the winter campnign: $70.WK) to replace horses broken down in tlie eamjaign and for the purchase of jKHiies, and 8(i7,0O0 to eowr the difference iu the cost of supplies purchased for troojw in the field and the contract price at the iost from which tiie troops were drawn. There were other exK'tises under th supply department that will probably brim? the total eoht of the campaign km to 4,000,0O0, a sum sufficient to have given the .Sioux the SIOO,000 annual appropriation promised J hem for a period of twenty years. A COSTLY FIRE. Ot-fttrHrtlHH uf the llenta Iron Work at WHIlHtH1iHrK, X. V. Other CTohotim Br.HlHRf-d. Ni:w Yokk, Feb. 5, The llecla Iron Works in Williamsburg were burned at an early hour, causlnir a los whien M estimated at $300,000. 'The Iron work were one-story bMildtoffg, batoOSCgE an entire Week. 1 i re tinaJgrfr" . . 'Vt3iJhe cooperage, ami tVt story bdHRlhe; occupied by the .1. S. N '-nt Pa per Company caught, lire, and were partially ikroyed. The damajM to these finuHiMul buildings is estimated 'it SltMJ.OOO. iHterliiprrn wilt 1m. KxppleA. Arkansas Cm Kas., Feb. n Prof. oppeuk, superintendent of the Chidieo Indian schools, has received th? follow ing message from Indian Commissioner -Morgan: "Information has 1mch received here that cattlemen ami settlers propose to enter the Cherokee Outlet, t'ive public notice that all intruder will Iks ejected. Keep mo advised of ny intrusion." , Soldiers have becti out of the Strip for nearly a monttb 1ml a large detacliment has left for Kono to reoecupy the muds with orders to rjeot all boomers nW in the Strut and kee 0very body oui
HOMI HINTS AND HfLf. A oothiug applkatWm for Imrtu it w wver them with Ui whU of au rmr, It forma a eUMg rer the injured part im.U-eU Jt frt.ui the Axterwal air. T!u jniukrihI lHHketa would not nwt wm! wear out no soon If they were Utomughly drfi ntUie WHJi,iug. Ket them on tlu Imek of th rantfe for a few HiientH before jMittbig tliem away. I'otaUHt I 'attkts; I(at one ujrff fin, awl Uurou(Brlily mix with okl ahwl jwtaUx'Ki with Ue hand, shape them ia mail thin cakes ami fry Im-owm in but Usr or lanl. I f eggf are sea iu Uiey ar try nke withouU Instead of using tea ami toffee, I make coffee of burnt eriifcU ami serve It with cream. Sometime I add a tablesjKMmtul Of ground coffee. It ia very gowl ami the children can drink it without harm. Cor, llouskeeier. Coffee Cake; One-lmlf cup of sugar, one-half cup of butter, one-half eup of molaes, one-half cup of ooffee, one teapomfHl of all kimls of spieea, one eup of ohopied raialns, onedmlf teaspoonful of od. Flour to thicken. I'.Oflion 1 bulge t. Ilroiled Partrklgci Cut open down the back, season with salt and pepper, lay on a well-greased broiling-Iron and broil, turn until done on both sides. 1'ut on a hot dish and pour melted butover, Ladies' Home Companion. Custard lllanc-mange: Make a custard with one quart of milk, four eggs, one teacup sugar. Stir Into it, while lulling, half a box of gelatine after it lias soaked ten minutes. Season with vanilla and iour in molds. Eat with whipped cream.letroit Free Press. When making light bread, if you will set your pans of bread in a tub of boiling water with something under them to lift them a little above the water, then cover the tub with a quilt to prevent the atenm from escaping,
your bread will rise quickly and be very nice. In uslnjc gold or any of the bronaes never mix the medium with the powder if you wkh to obtain the best effect. In painting dip your brush first into the liquid then into the powder kept in separate saucers, ami the "dull tarnished look,' of which you complain, will not annoy you." N. Y. World. To Frv lieef Kidnev: Take a beef kidney; cut It into thin slices and let them soak In warm water two hours. changing the water twice; drain them weii irom the water; season with pepper ami salt and dredge with flour; fry in hot fat until nieelv browned: arranee .- , r, the slices in a circle on a platter; make about half a pint of gravy in the spider; mid one tablcspoonf ul of piquante sauce and one. smnll lump of sugar; pour this gravy into the center of the dish; serve Willi irwHi sweet poiaiocK aim siewcu tomatoes. Jerusalem Artichokes a la Chetpnt. Moil two jmmimIs of Jerusalem artichokes in milk until tender, mash them through a hair seive; add half a pint of cream, beating it in well; beat up three eggs, put salt and iepper enough to season the whole, add the eggs to the rest, stirring all well. Put the mixture into a buttered mold, and steam for an hour, tying a buttered paper over tlie mold. Turn it oat, pour heated-tomato puree round, and semi to table, with fried toaat on another dish to be served with it. If preferred, the mold may be iced, ami served with rich mayonnaise sauce. Chicken Consomme: Cut up a chicken, reserve one-half of the breast. Add two quarts cold water, heat slowly and simmer four hours, strain. When cold remove tlie fat. Add the white and shell of one egg, the breast chopped fine, one sliced onion, one salt spoonful celery salt, one-half teapoonful salt ami one salt spoonful pepper. Heat slowly to tlie boiling point, simmer twenty minute. Strain through a napkin; add one cup peas ami serve. Boil the cstock kwn to ones quart. The secret of clearing this stock well is to have it very cold when the white nnd shell of the egg are added. Then put on the stove and let it warm slowly, stirring all the time. The shreds of egg in cooking will catch all the impurities in the stock lloston Globe. SERVICEABLE DRESSES. Coed Materia! Preferable ta rrafttM Trimming. When selecting a dress for real scrvfee, it is Iwst to avohl any sjieeial novelty, Some novelties are pretty, but in spite of this they are novelties, and will not retain lasting favor. Tall women should avoid stripes, for they only increase the apparent height of the wearer, while short women should taboo plaids, because such weaves accentuate their shortness, and seem to increase their width. Unless one can afford to replace old with new, whenever one tires of a gown, large plakla are not desirable, for one soon tiro of them. Indeed, it hardly seems as tlHiugh the woman of good taste choose them at all. If plakls are wfcetl, it is generally in combiaatkm .'wit plain foods of a harmoiiUdegj dreM of good ma tori J- J ' .TV i-im r tetter ;udttRn l'SlI1ndi.!c trim"Si 1t of a bodice, the hang of tK fiTeAn air to the plainest coshtnte. It ki far' letter to siiend what IHcI extra cash you have In having a Areas fitted by a good modiste, than to use it for tawdry trimmings, or even good ones, that can never make up for or cover the defects of a poorly-fitted and hung gown. The Housekeeper FHr an KHilirnlderr. Fine ladies cloth in the most beautiful evening colors is a Parisian era;.e of the hour that has not reached this country, tliough a few such drcsseii have been ordered. Such cloths arc made up in Muscovite fashions, clalnirately erabroklcred in tnetals, trimmed with fur and combined with light satins or sheet muslins or even laces. Thus a deep rose-colored clotli embroidered in silver k made, with a bodice of black net pointed km in the neck and Inhshed with very fall dcral-slccve of lace. A bend of hlaok fox fur trim the dresn arenad Mm edge ami wwnmi
THI rUlRUABY W1PC AWAKE la both Umely and seasonable, in
Uent. Fremont's account of "Life at' Frontier KorU," with illuMtrations front I A 1 . . pnutoirrmpns, atwt in ivwimm acuary (Jladwia's ojHJning "Valentin:" Twai aa ey tor aa f awl a teoia torateeU la lbs oia-tlwe S?riplur day; Rut I utt wy love tht a aearl for a heart la by far tM belter way I A euriotut little article about "A Fish Army" ut a sort of military pendant to Lieut Fremont's article. "Sir 'J rimbald's Ransom" is a ballad, by Mary Bradley, of the brave Crusader aneeetor of tlie present British Minister of Waahinirtoa, Sir Julian Pauneefow, whose braver lady gave her right hnd U ransom her lord from the Seraenii. Hie unusually clever short etories of the number include the strmge true aojountof "Aunt Holly's Two Bobbers," ey Sydney Quarles, "Diamonds and Toads," by Mrs. burton Harrison (author of "Tlie Angiomaniacs", and others.) "A Little Nobody Who Became a Great Somebody" is Mary WagerFisher's aeeount of a poor French boy, who established cotton weaving in France and thereby became the friend of Napoleon. Miss Rimmer's drawing lessons are developing most ingeniously. Dorothy Holoomb tells of "Home-Made Games." There are poems by Mrs. Whlton-Stone, Elisabeth W. Bellamy, Mary E. Wilkins, and otters. Kirk Munroe's railroading serial, "Cab and Caboose," becomes exciting, Margaret Sidney' "Peppers" is full of delightful doings, and "Maricta's Good Times" is unique as the naive autobiography of a little Italian girl. Men and Things sparkle with wit and anecdote. Bridgman's amusing pictorial skit, "Through the Dark Continent," drops th curtain to tlie lattghter of the audience. Widb Awakb is 12.40 a year; 0 cent a number. D. Lothrop Company, Boston. MlsroKTCNK we have always with us. In the summer it s the lawn-mower's exasperating click, and in the winter It's tlie snownovel's dismal scrape. SomervilleJoumaL SAKSAPARILLA. Isa't eae Sarjaparllla aa irood m aaather? s No:: xom Don't think it Don't for a moment think it. ir you want Bull's Sarsaparllla, demand it and take no other. It contains ingredients thai are not found In any other sarsattarilla. TImmu vri- Iiirrn1inii tc that, tnalrn it different from other sarsaiwrillsa are tlie most important, in iact, essential to its curative virtue, (halt them and bull's Sarsaparllla would be as ineft as the many inferior preparations of sarsa pari Ha fouttd in many drug stores. Bull's Barsatmrilla contains no unim portant ingredient Each ingredient useu is enmeu lor iu beneneent enect uion the human system. Combined, they exert a narnionizuig mnuence uion every iunetion of tbe body, imnroviiur diifestion. strenetheuingtlie liver and kidneys, cleansing the blood of poisonous matter, soothing the nervous system, enlivening, tbe mental lacultlefe. and in a word, bv infusin? new strength and life, completely rejuvenates every part and makes one feel altogether iixe ii new person. Elmer Bodson. Alvaretto. Tex., writes "My strength and health bad been failing me ior several years. Jay Diooa was in a very impoverished condition and very inimire. Mv limbs felt lame, ricketv and rheumatic, and I could not walk without tottering. 1 felt myself growing prematurely old, and my face began to look pinched and shrivelled. I suffered considerable, was restless at night, verv nervous. and growing very melancholy. My eyes were sore sua I had catarrh. I tried many tonics, and bitters and blood puri tiers, but iaea to (tec Better, i mi any nougat six bottles of Bull's Sarsanarilla, and before I h at used it all 1 felt like another man. My s rmgtn ana neaiw improved, pirn pies and sres disstieai-ed from my person, aches tiia suit joints ieit me, ana i ooastuer my iielf a well person." Wmkm a man is lntured In a ra'.lroad wreck the managers of the road know that If be rails to recover nis relatives win try ta Atchison Globe Ite Kxettlent Qealitles Commend to public approval the California liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It is pleasing to tne eye, anu io tne wwie ami ur gently acting on iiieKiuneys, liver anu how els. it cleanses tlie system effectually, titers by promoting the health and comfort of all who use it. Tax wife of a man who t.enl all bis tune aad money iu following the National pme, Sot a divorce ob base ball grounds. Texas iftiags. tarTMEax Is one chill remedy whose ef fect la acertalntv. It lias been tested la many thousands severe eases ami never kaowa to fall. It is called Smith's Tonic Syrup. Take no other. People don't grow famous in a harry, and it takes a deal of hard work even to earn your bread and butter. Louisa M. Alcott QFTmbrb is no ether remedy so pleases t to take and so sure in lt effect as Dr. Bull's tt scat iesfcrejrers. xrw cmm. THE MARKETS. Sew Vokk, Fet. 7 r Trr v VuiIi'd sli.rM. .. 4 W9 , 1WL & h H6 1 1W m 4H it te COlTON-Mi'iUlinK " VWVK Winter Wiieat . WHKAT No. 2 IM rvtiiv V..1 ..... 4 1 1 II t awt v,vr., ...... - - - - OATS V extern Mixed,,. Ihiuu"N'..' Mim ,, .. ..... it wt ST. HMIla. CorroN' Mlddllar .. - JlKBVKs--Cliotee Steers . . n.K--xf H,t:.(;iiii.... ... WIIK.VT So. I ltHl Winter.., N'o. "t Mixed, UATg No. 'i ... ,.. ..,..... IIVK Sit. 2 . TOllACCO-t.ngH. ........... , Leaf Hurley .... HAY Clear Timothy....,. lH'TTliU-Cbolee Imtry KtJtSf Kreh - - lOltK Miindant Men-. .. . IIAI'oX Char Uib, . ., l.AUP .... WOOl Choice Tuli CHICAGO. 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DMA Cwwt He CmihM by leeal sppHoUoa, ' they eaa not reach the diseaiMNl portion of the ear. Tin e is only one way to cure Deafness, and tuatte by constitutional reovMHe. peafaet. s cautetl by aa in Hmed ronditi&a of the ma eou lining ut the Eustacluaa Tuba, VTbea Ud tube veto Inflamed you have a rumbling souud or imierrH:t heart hit, and when It li entirely elosed Deafness l the result, sad unless tbe iiiHainuiatioa can be taken out and this tube restored to ite normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine esses out of lea are oaused by catarrh, which ts rwrtiin but aa interned condition of the mucous surfaces, We will vive One Hundred Dollars for say rate of Deafnesn (caused by Catarrh) taat we caunot euro by taktnir Mall's Catarrh Cure, Sena for circulars, free. . F. J. Caixar Co., Toledo, 0. Bold by DrugflsU, 75c. "Dm the doctor give your husband solid advket" "No: liquid, He advised bin to top drinking,' Detroit Free V
Tax world is fullef shoddy and shams, but reel merit is always reoogniied Thirty years ago Dr. Blmlleuberger discovered an Antidote to thepoisonof Malaria, which has had an immense sale, although until recently it has not been advertised in a single aewspaiter. Merit alone lias sold it all these years, because it cures when all else falls, and is Just what is claimed for it It howM destroys Malaria and could not harm aa infant Sold by druggists, or seat by mall for one dollar. Address. Dr, A. T, BMALLKNsiaaxK, Rochester, Fs. A ci-OTHlxa merchant advertised a teadollar suit for flvo dollars. It Isn't a lawsuit A tea-dollsr lawsuit costs twenty dollars. buffalo Times. If Remete from Medteal Ifeta, Doubly essential is it that you should be rovided with some reliable Tamiiy neacine. Hnstetter's Stomach Hitters is the best of its class, remedying thoroughly as It does such eoinmon nilinents as indigestion, constipation and biliousness, and affording safe and speedy help in malarial cuttes, rheumatism and inactivity of the akiiieys. "IT is easier to trace figures that lie in ledgers than trace lie that ilffure In society. Pittsburgh Dispatch. Mant people think that the word "Bitters" can lie used only in connection with an intoxicating beverage. This is a mistake, us the boat remedy for nil diseases of the blood, liver, kidneys, etc,, i Prickly Ask Hitters. It is purely a medicine and every article used in its manufacture is of vegetable orlgiu of known curative qualities. Kvkrt father thinks there's no baby like his baby, and all the other fathers are glad of It Oingiiamtou Leader. Alwats avoid harsh purgative pills. They first make you sick and then leave you constipated. Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate tue bowels sua mue vou weu. .uose, one piu. .e " ! A man, deserted by his friends, is apt to have Hn all-gone feeling come over him at times. Drake's Mag.izine. Cukk your cough with ;Hale' Honey of uutcmniBU hiiu mu Pike s Toothache Drops Cure la one minute. "What a frightfully decollete animal 1 exclaimed Miss Budding ton. as sbe looked at the giraffe. Washington Post, Fos any case of nervousness, sleepless ness, weag stomacn, indigestion, dyspepsia, relief is sure in Carter's Little Liver l'iUs. Plats second fiddle the man In kbe or chestra. Mail and Express. Bbst, easiest to use and cheapest. Flto'a itemeuy ior uaiarrn. y druggists. Jbc "Do tou know wbo built this bridge?" said a person to Hook. "No," replied Hook; "but if you go over .you'll be telled,'' No one doubts that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy really cures Catarrh, whether the disease be recent or of long standing, because the makers of it clinch their faith in it with a $500 guarantee, which isn't a mere newspaper guarantee, but "on call" in a moment. That moment is when you prove that its makers can't cure you. The reason for their faith is this: Dr. Sage's remedy has proved itself the right cure for ninety -nine out of one hundred cases of Catarrh in the Head, and the World's Dispensary Aledical Association can afford to take - the risk of your being the one hundredth. The only question is are you willing to make the test, if the makers are wiHing tot take the risk? Yov If so, the rest is eaty. You pay your druggist 50 cents and the trial begins. If you're wanting the $500 you'll get something better a cure ! DO NT DO IT. Worn tk 'MnHrmt JfrW." tr thm rtt srasptowMi ef Llrer Camalelwt the tat. aTMd aelfcrer applies Mae pill, eatemel swhI ether mlwfl pnttuw. m eviasiva) lMe efobUlKlM reltof; whereas these aew rfel . mirmllves bat acravnte the 4kmm HiddebilTtato tha eosMtllattMi. Dr. Tett tta IhmI the emirsm to tcnore this kllliHS mettee ef the of erhool. Ml reMHHilfe, elfawa from the vtsjetable khdiMt, are alsnoit attlraeeloas la renavatlne; the Hrokesi wa hndy. The letters feurr4MtlMUIat t hi IMeir-t immmI nnmrt, a. trlhate ef gratMade lo h avnlot i nttd skill whteh hat ftw aa exhibit. MlsUver Pills are sent al love he worlt. THmvtmm he Itoentl la every tewai sd haaalet fas tlie Usated Btates." Tutt's Liver Pills ACT MILDLY BUT THOROUGHLY. KUSSH Psl?!!"f?l.teCliis
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