Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 9, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 November 1891 — Page 7

THE OHIBCHAS

1.HUKhwm CeatoMipnraHoa ef Ik AaThe rleh rstrion tin Astees were discovered In 119. and the eon,irerof Xontexnina was already rutMriiiiiK- to Spain when Plamrro Mt sail for l'erw. In 1JWW the empire of tke Ines was entirely overtnrowa; while in iftan thnre still exited, nnknewn to the world, upon Uh Hkjfh tableland of lite eastern conlillera of the Andes an ajrrieultural HMpVe composed of more Oihh a million hhiU, possessing populous cities, fortius plneee anl paved road; hii etllhthed priesthood with temples, altars mid sacrifices; en orgniiixed, hereditary government and h standing army; an approximate computation of time; and various industries, and no little intelligence in liuslMiidry. Over this grow lag civilization of theChibehas the conquest swept like a hurricane, devastate inK' villages, archives, manufactures and cultivated fields dispersing the bones and annihilating the traditions of the miserable Indians. In the course of a few 3'ears they were deprived of their independence, their chiefs, their liberty, and even of their language; at the hands of the most cruel, blind, and persistent persecution; their very name was stricken from the catalogue of existing nations, their descendants were condemned to complete oblivion of their origin, while the antiquarian was left iu the doubt and confusion of fabulous ages with respect to events which immediately preceded this epoch. The hurriedly written narratives of the conquerors speak of the grandeur of the "Valley of Castles" llogota, so culled because of the high etliiices of its cities; of the extensive salt mines of Zipnquira; of the potteries of Tinjaea, and especially of the great riches, the golden decorations, ,h:k1 thu upright mummies covered with Mm! mantles, that were inclosed in the temple of Suamoz, the principal sanctuary of the Chibohas. Nor were these descriptions exaggerated. In our day there have been found in ancient sepulchers the most delicate cotton fabrics, well-preserved mummies, elaltorutcly carved wooden articles of furniture, exquisite vases of baked earth, often imitating the human form and the figures of animals, and an infinite variety of golden ornaments and Images. Iteyond doubt the Chibchas had attained the third place in the civilization of aboriginal America; yet volumes have been written ujon the Aztecs and Incas, while the name of this enlightened contemporary is almost unknown. They are said to have In-en denominated Chilrchas because of the frequent recurrence of the syllables "chi" and "cha" in their tongue, but Humboldt calls them Muiscas or Moscrh. According to the distinguished historian Acosta (whose excellent work has been freely consulted and often translated in the preparation of this paper), the term muisca merely signified "people'' iu their language, and mosca (Cast Ulan for "fly") was proltnbly a corruption of the former, or may have been applied to these Indiana because of the great number that appeared before, and endeavored to stay the progress of the handful of Spaniards led by Qitesada. As sneeeMfnl aa Cortez or Pizarro, unlike them, this famous captain was never rewarded with the coveted tnarquisate of Spain, and has lacked the master hand of Prescott to portray the thrilling incidents of his no less remarkable conquestLieut, l.enily, in Century. WITH BANANA SKINS. Thrown m a StHHp by aH Kaeetjr, th Tri l'rovr a rwerrul Weapon. She walking rapklly up the little walk leading to the front steps el a hoese on Ferry street It was lier walk and her hoese, and she had a right to walk any way she chose. That disgHsting Itrown family nextdoor might better mind their swn business and atop watching her. So she was saying to herself, when flop! thump! her feet went frees under her and she found herself sitting uncomfortably hard upon that same walk which a moment before sle bad been treading so proudly. Slowly she. picked herself up, and ruefully she loked at tlte banana peel which had canted her downfall. A half-suppressed titter came from the window ef the house next door. "So that's their trick, k i" she muttered, scornfully, tossing her head toward her enemies. "Well, it's fame two ou play at." The next morning theold man Ilrown got up rather early ami started to walk down-town. He had barely reached his front steps when he atraek something. It carried him off his feet like a cyclone. He went bumpety bump down the stops. At tle bottom he struck something else. It carried him along a few feet farther and then shot Win into tt barbed-wire fence, which had been mysteriously strung across the path during the night. The fence stopped him. Hut what a eight he was! His clothes were torn and covered with mud and ashes. The mud and ashes had also mysteriously got on the path during the night His ncsh was lacerated and bruksed and his little finger was broken in two places. Ho picked himself up and crawled Imck into the house and up to the room of his youngest son. "Hen," he said, "was it you put that fear ana peel on the Widder Smith's walk yesterday?" "Yep." "Well, you young raacat, tnke that for it, and that!" and he began administering kinks on tlte person of his sot till thu youngster howled with pain. Then as he crawled off in search of the arniea little he Mttrmnrod: "I don't blame the widder a bit It was a wean trick, but it was a blamed sight meaner of her to' take revenge on me, when I'm the only one in our family that stood up for her." BaH al Ttmpress. Java's ram, Teacher What is the island of Jaw hoted for? nris-ht Kv foa mt a. ) It's

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HO HINTS AND HELPS, Plaster et wkieh an properly waxed way he wiped off with a damp ekAh, ami will last for years wtthent iajwed, while an an waned dm senm becomes wl, aad it k praetieally IwpoMiUle to Wa Jt-X. V. Trib-

Oatmeal Rolls. Te a small vegetable dish of xld eooked oatmeal add one egg, one pint of warm milk, one taulespooiiful of melted better, and flour to make It stls?, two teaspooafals of baking imwder. Uak ia gem iron. Housekeeper. Itoll Jelly Cake: Four eggs, one cup of sugar, one ettp of flour, with one teuspoofiftil ersam of tartar ami half as much sods, sifted In the flour; spread thin on a long tin; hake quick; tarn from tin on a sloth; spread with jelly and roll up. Detroit Free Press. Gingerbread: Oneeupfal of sugar, one-half ewpful of butter, one-half cupful of molasses, one large spoonful of ginger, one cupful of sour milk, one teaspooaful of soda, flour to make the batter very stiff. Hake in a long tin, spread rather thin. Good Housekeeping. -In a parlor was seen recently a curious-looking dark-green jug covered with arabesque figures in gilt outline and holding some tall, feathery grasses. Inquiry developed that the vessel was an ordinary grocer's dsmijohn, usually seen covered with wicker. This cover had been removed and the decoration applied, with most unique and pleasing effect. X. Y. Sun. A Rich Cocoanut Cream: Ten cups grated cocoanut, ten cups of milk, ten cups white sujjar and ten eggs. lioil the milk and the sugar with a piece of cinnamon for a few minutes, pour it over the grated cocoanut and let cool. Strain it through a cloth, presssing well with the hand, so that the full flavor of the cocoanut is extracted; beat the eggs well, and add. Set orer a slow fire, and stir continually until it thickens. Serve in glass dishes, over slices of plain sponge cake. Ladies' Home Journal. Epg Sauce for Deserts: Three eggs, one cupful powdered sugar, one teaspoonful vnnllla or lemon extract; beat the whites to a very stiff froth, then with a silver spoon gently and slowly stir into them the eupful of sugar and flavoring, and last stir in the yolks, having previously beaten them very light The directions must be followed exactly and the sauce not allowed to stand after making, or the result will not be satisfactory. It ia particularly nice over boiled or steamed rice. Old Homestead. rotato Salad: Rub two cups of mashed potatoes through a cullender. and mix with three-quarters of a cup of chopped cabbage, two tablespoonfuls of chopped cucumber ptekle and the yolks of two hard-boiled eggs. For the dressing boil one-half a cup of vinegar. and pour it upon one well-beaten raw egg. a teaspoon ful of white sugar, a saltspoonful of celery seed, a tablespoonful of melted butter. Wet up a teaspoonful of flour with a little eold vinegar, ami beat it into this. Cook the mixture till it thickens, then pour scalding hot on the salad. Let it get cold before serving. N. Y. World. HOUSEHOLD BREVITIES. A Viwlety f Carrel, KarirettloM for the HfewHV. Initials on house linen are much darned over before being worked to raise the letter. To remove tar from cloth rub cloth well with turpentine and every trace ef tar will be removed. Pefect mutton will be firm and juicy. a rather dark red in eolor, and with a good deal of hard, clear white fat, much more in proportion to the lean than ia beef. An excellent use for oyster shells ia to clean the fire brick of the store. Lay a number of them on top of the hot coals and when the fire burns down it will be found that all the el inkers have scaled off the bricks. Chamois skins are not derived from the chamois, as many people suppose. but are the flesh shleof sheepskin. The skins are soaked in limewater ami in a solution of sulphuric acid; fish oil hi poured over them, and they are earefnllv washed tn a solution 01 povasa. If practicable have the breakfastroom face the morning sua, and ia the window set some blooming plants, to be replaced by others when they cease to blossom. Let in the sunlight upon them and the table, and try to greet the dawning day with happy converse and gentle laughter. Nothing so well fits man or woman for the duties of the dav as to begin it with cheerfulness. Lard is now so adulterated that the safest plan, if a pure article is any object, is to buy the leaf lard and try it out at home, straining into a large stone jar and keeping in a eold place. Where salt pork is longht in small quantities it can be kept also in a jar or tub half filled with imae, ana tn pork must not be allowed to eome above it, a plate, smaller round man ute jar. eervinr to keen it under. Meat of any kind may be preserved in a -temncrature of from eighty degrees to one hundred degrees for a period of ton days after it has been soaked in a solution of one pint of salt dissolved in four gallon of cold water and one-half gallon of a solution of hlsnlphate of calcium. Ky repeating this process the preservation may be extended by the addition of a solution of gelatine or the white of an egg to the salt and water. Only the best and largest oysters should be chosen for frying. Dip them, one bv one. in flour, then in beaten egg, season with salt and the merest dash of cayense, dip again In powdered butter-cracker and fry them in boiling" hot fat, deep enengh to fioat a doughnut Tur the N frying and eook them In all for sMr minutes. Drain them thoroughly, lay them for a momeat en coarse brown paper to absorb any fat that may r.ling to them, and serve them at onee m a folded napkin on a hrt 4fah sceompsaled by quarters mt lemon ad water-ltke Htsaef brewa bread fefcrtiy WHW.Usnge Pest

AGRICULTURAL HINTS.

THE SCARLET CLOVER. ti Is Vsnr lelr m Alt fart WkM It YjAjLja Ksah Tmt m 1 1 "W mmm. riPem Of late years scarlet eJover has bsome a great faToriU with the farmers ef Deieware, and there are now prt acres sown for one a few years ago. The uses to which it is ap plied are principally three. First and most important as a fertiliser, espe cially oa light and poor land where the eomnsoa red clover would not do welL On suck lead, when aeeompaaied with a small application of superphosphate of lime, it will make a fair growth, Whea iu full bloom it should be plowed under and the ground tilled in say orop desired. But the most popular aae iutde of it as a fertiliser is In oer peach orchards. As soon as the fruit is gathered the ore hard are pre pared i or the elover seed by plowing, karrowlag and rolling. The seed k then sown broad east and, brushed er relied is. By brushing ia meant the SCAJII.ST CI.OVKR. FOI.UQ1 u FLOWrKS. AXD dragging of a large branch of a tree with the foliage on over the seeded ground, than smoothing it sad slightly covering the seed at the same time. The second use is for feeding green to stock. With dairymen aad farmers who soil their cattle St is highly prised for tliis parpose. Many feed it 'to their horses also, and veterina rians say that it is an excellent forage for driving horses, as it does aot scour. The third use is to grow it for seed for market Whea this in. the aim it should not be cut till mature, and then early in the morning or late in the evening, an the seed shakes out easily by handling, and much will be lost if h nulled when very dry. The same care must be used afterward when caring to be threshed. The yield of seed is usually about six bushels per acre, ami the market price about five dollars a bushel. Although elover will do well on poor ground it will respond to generous treatment and make a much larger growth in a richer soil. I hare measured stalks over forty inches ia length, aad I diave no doubt that it ean be grown much taller aad so rank that plowing it under becomes a serious task. When in bloom it is a brilliant and beautiful sight, and very striking to tlte rcye. It is sometimes sown in the head rows, and makea a very handsome border. Flower and seed spikes ami foliage are seen ia the engraving, an average-sized leaf, reduced, being shown ia outline. Ameriesa Agriculturist FACTS WORTH KNOWING. Shoots growisg around the trunks of young trees rob the trees of nourishment They rhoeld never be allowed to start If kept back for a year they will cease to appear. Grass around the trunks will be more serviceable to the tree if the sod is cut and inverted. MAsr treea won hi bear fruit if they had about one-half ef the limbs and branches cut eut, so s to allow the sun to act on the leaves and assist ia preventing- mildew. Too much top anl too many branches draw from the soil the nourishment that should be used f r fewer branches. Now that the time is ooming when there is liability that the pastures will be cropped too close, look out for the in. It is better to do some feeding in the barn rather than that the root of the grass in the pastures be so nearly killed that they will not recover till very late in the spring. Tmk plan of making witless war oa birds Is already beginning to bear adverse fruit in mny sections of the country. Itefore a man begins to kill off the feathered songsters lie should acquaint himself with their customs, so s to lie able to distinguish the injurious from the beneficial, and to carefully protect and foster the latter. Usisfl ewes that have born twin lambs, using young ewes from twins, and using rams that were twins, has given good results in increasing the prolificacy of the flocks where experiments have been made as testa ia that direction. Even triplets have been secured by breeding for greater prolificacy, and by selection for that purpose "a" t C JMtJp Parties wishing to tnke up longwool el sheep should be careful in the selection. If thorough breds are detired and only wishing to purchase a few head, he careful what you are Inlying. Most of the large breeders are strictly honest men, but even then it k better to get young ami healthy sheep Look shy at the old "chII ewes. llreeders culling over their surplus ewes, willbe sure to select the oldest and those unthrifty (If any), aad bring them to a high degree of flesh by placing them in the beat pasture and giving grain rations. These avoid, as yon will not he able to keep up the flesh, they being tee eld, aad If you get one roe ef lambs, with beerthjr ewes and roWaat and thrifty iHufcs, yea an Uekr mjfcWftni,aral

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