Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 30, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 April 1893 — Page 3

FASHION LETTER.

MjIMi 'irlnir Tnllor fJuwii t'opulnr lrr Hilirlr Th " Oiliuua lluop M;lrt," iSlx-cIa! New York Gorrt-spomlcnre.) Some of the stylish spring tailor gowns arc nmde of the wide hasltet wooh'ns combined with velvet, other.' t.f the very popular Kngllsh "liop.saektnp" iustualleheek. and mixed tweeds. A portion of these fabrics are plain, otherh in shot effects. (Jreen appears to load in the color list and is combined or ehangeable with not only violet, but rosy mauve, prelate purple, rose color and tan. .Simple tailor dre.stes of Scotch cheviot are

made with round waist, often seamless except under the arms, ami turned back with. huge re vers that spread to the shoulders and are faced with Muv covite silk matching the vest The

(life ill i n

ileevcs of the elieviot liave very deep pear-shaped puffs drooping from tlie .shoulders the lower portion being made of the silk. Hercules braid in many rows is r.sed for trimming. The new dress skirts measure from four ami one-quarter yards in width around the bottom to six j'nrds, and the woman who decides upon tlie skirt with the latter measurement must also consent to wear its inevitable accompaniment, the odious hoop skirt. Many of the popular dress fabrics this season have a very ronjih surface

showing wide diagonals, and the styles

and colors are in great vnriety. Anion

them a soft and peculiarly beautiful

shade of greenish gray is remarked. alo a creamy tan color of great delicacy of tint, which combines handsomely with dark velvet as also with

cloth in hunter's green. Oriental red, navy blue ami heliotrope. Oriental red

oe Donn aritv f i.... cu,r.i-

double and triple is constantly increasing: they ore the rage now. They will he in highest .ogue all summer, made of net, lace, satin, brocade, corded hilk. and fancy surahs and bengalhies. I'relty surahs and marveilleux satins dotted with sillt of a contrasting color, are sold in all the leading shops at very low prices; these are icnlly beautiful even though inexpensive, and are made up into dressy toilets that have a rather full medium-length skirt and low-cut corselet, with guimpe with Queen Anne sleeves made of plain silk the color of the dot. .Short and fanev laelicts form a nnr.

Hon of the waist of nearly all youthful gowns made with round shirts that have slightly gored . outs and full backs, llretelles are also in high favor, and they are made of every sort of fabric from velvet brocade "and silk, to lace chiffon, chaille and pointed French muslin. Trills and flounces, rows of braid, tiny ruches and ribbon velvet are all used to decorate new dress skirts, which Hare more and more as the season progresses. Hoops of quite modest dimensions have already been noticed on various fashionable thoroughfares, but there are yet no positive indications that they will prevail. No one wishes them to prove a success except those who have manufactured them and are striving with might and main to "mako a market" for them. C I). F.

is the name given to a new street shade of that color which appears in cloth, vigogne bourettes. and silk and wool mixtures in expensive materials. It is a handsome dve between that of a crimson rose rind a. rich dahlia color. It is remarkably becoming to both fair and dark women, and one of the best shades that the neutral tonen type could possibly select. The color is so subdued that it is not at all conspicu

ous. The shoulder scam having been mi much lengthened, it follows that sloping shoulders will once again assert their claims to recognition, for the second empire bodiee is hardly compatible with the square-shouldered ideal. The sleeve seam on this peculiar style comes entirely off the shoulders, and the puffs are distended in many cases to ridiculous proportion: but the balloon sleeves hare one virtue to recompense their lack of pace, which is that they make the

AMERICANS TO THE FRONT. Uxlillilta r Domestic M:iuiir.trttiri ArrlrIn ;.--at Ouantitirt it tin- l'jirk. American exhibits are now coming in with a rush. Heretofore the bulk of

the exhibits received has been from

foreign countries, but for the past two

üays American manufacturers have outstripped all competition in landing goods at Jackson park. This argues

well for the American section of the fair, which has heretofore been somewhat backward in the comparative number of exhibits received. Secretary Hurst, of the installation department, reported that a larger quantity of domestic exhibits had been received in the last eight hours than during any similar period since exhibits began to arrive. , In connection with the foreign exhibits have come many letters recommending the appointment of foreign c.vparts as members of the juries of awards. The men recommended are eminent in their respective lines, and have in many cases held similar positions in former international expositions. In making the recommendations world's fair commissioners abroad have generally on tined themselves to staple manufactures, iu which departments some strong men have been indorsed as jurors. Midway between the foreign and American exhibits now arriving could be classed the vesel load of exhibits from Liberia. That country is a foster child of the United States, and the display which has arrived in Philadelphia will do the African icpublic great credit. The industrial and agricultural resources of Liberia are fully represented, and the entertaining exliibi' will arrive in Chicago in a few days. A GIGANTIC GLOBE.

urc look slender lir contrast, lleltf. Prdles arc so popular that even dies tailors make use of them to Mi round waists, and to cross

".s or waistcoats. Th an Eaton Jckei of Knglish sacking, either TOIet or irreen. is mail ,i t-nr siltm-t.

t,rCfcof ',ollc,, xvh,,c camel's hair, riii 1 Vcst Ih crossed by a soft n ed Mlk "crush" belt laid in ear f i n1,! clnM by a rococo buckle "Jd silver set with mock gctni. odutes are having hard times just . " w" tketr patron, some detk. .i- ,J M!t,,Bl? their faces against Wth crinoHBe k,ri Hnings and

Wti i '"iaer acams; tne hi y however fiaally isccurabi

Kililtilt of the ;ivrriiinrut General I-nnu Otttre. An interesting feature of the government exhibit nt the world's fair will be a model of the eurth, with all the

geometrical accuracy that mechanism and art Can give to such a ditlicult representation. It is intended to form a part of the exhibit from the general land ollice of the interior department.

So far as known it is the largest

globe ever constructed. The pedestal

for the gigantic globe will, with its in

genious constriction, afford opportunity for the display of six big maps of

the new states of tvomin-'. Idaho.

Montana. W-vhintrton and the two Da-

uotas. lhe edifice may be entered

through lire doorways. A circular apartment in the center of the globe's pedestal will contain interesting tabu

lated statements of the condition of the public lands. The room will be

15 feet in height, with a convex ceiling formed by the lower part of the glebe. An interior stairway will afford access to u balcony around the base of the glolie, which will be supported on a horizontal axis, turned by a small motor, instead of being placed at an nnirio of 07-; degrees, as the world is actually hung iu space. The globe is about 03 feet in circumference, with a diameter of feet. suierticial area of 1,2.V feet and weight of 4.000 pounds. It will bear upon its surface representations of the land and water on a ieale of C'. miles to 1.1 inches measured s.1 the equator. TUr .Mrxlrati Kvlill.lt. Mexico will make a particularly fine display in the departments of mines and mining and manufactures. There will be no display from that country in

the lire stock pavilion or in the electricity department In the mining department silver and copper ores will be artistically shown, and in the Manufactures building n large space will be devoted to an exhibit of artfeathc r work, decorations in onyx and marble, and articles inntiiifaeturcd from clay, for which the Mexicans are atnouÄ. The Mexican Central railwav

is preparing to make an extensive display in the Transportation building, and the exhibit of tobacco. Miptr and coffee in the agricultural department

SENTENCES DY "JUDGE." Tiir devil carneth his wage. I.ndoi.kxck not seldom wears the mask of patience and receives her rewards, A njcu-ARctiUD instep is not the only inconvenience attending aristocratic Uncage. Tnosn who sacrifice the present tu the future make offering to an unknown god. 1'r.KCAUTlo.NB taken againat disease aro frequently more troublesome than the disease itself. Tin: potter and the smith put not the pains of their elaborate workmanship into soft metal and brittle clay. It seems that wonly and tedious piety springs as often from a feeble digestion us from a naturally religious temperament. Kathrinc Grosjeau. N OLDEN TIMES. The first workman who made pena got one dollar apiece for them. Tin: pins that the Salem witches used to stick into their victims, and the seal with which their death warrants were stamped, arc preserved in one of the public ofllecs of the old city. K. A. Houseman, a Danbury collector of Americana, lately come upon a pewter cup bearing on its front a crest and the inscription "George Washington, 177'.," and evidently used as a shaving mug. Is olden times in New England it was supposed that the first unmarried parson of the other sex whom one met on St Valentino's morning while out walking was a destined wife or a destined husband. ASTONISHING FIGURES. Tin: fur teal and fur otter trade ot Alaska is worth MOO.000 a year. Tin: largest single loan made in Xew York last year was for 1, 225,000. Hscrxsivn of post offices, there are over 74.000 oCics under the federal government. I'aor. Fnux L. OstVAtn predicts this country will hare 800.OCO.000 inhabitants in lC'tW, NoTvriTHSTAXDiJfo modern improvements it costs more per 1,000 feet to manufacture lumber to-day than It did forty years ago

Tho Century Dictionary says: "Coffee acts as n dfcht stimulant promoting cheerfulness and removing lanmor." To produce tbee desimhlo result iu full perfection tho quality of th coOco thoulil he excellent, nnd'it should be frtfh roartrd. Tho celebrated brand of "SAIL POUCH" Roasted CoITco, which, like th U. S. mail, poos iuto every household in tho Union, is a bl?nd obtained oalvnfter lone nnd patient experiment It Is "free of grit ond all foreign jubstancos: lufrrth roasted daily, and makes a most delicious and Invigorating cup of cofff-j. Ask your grocer for it. Sold onlv in one-lMwnd packages. Hanley c Kinsella Coffee and Spice Company, St. Louis.

Royal Baking Powder Is Absolutely Pure AHILE there are so many alum baking powv " ders in the market, the use of which all physicians decide render the food unwholesome and liable to produce dyspepsia and other ailments, housekeepers should exercise the utmost care to prevent any powder but the Royal from being brought into their kitchens. In the use of Ro3al there is an absolute certainty of pure and wholesome food. The official State Chemists report: The Royal Baking Po?,'der does not contain ammonia, alum, lims, nor any injurious ingredients. It is absolutely pure and wholesome. The Government reports show all other baking powders to contain impurities. In the use of any baking powder but Royal there is uncertainty if not actual danger. It is unwise to take chances in matters of life and health.

Potato Kasse: Mash a pound of mealy, boiled potatoes and while still warm add a tablespoon of softened butter, two well-beaten eggs, a spoonful of minced parsley, and pepper and salt to tast Mix well and drop a tablespoonful at a time into boiling lard. Fry to a Hght brown, remove quickly from the grease and place on a napkin to drain. They should be piled on a dish covered with a small, fringed napkin. Detroit Tree Press.

Bnronn sincine the sonrr of 'Thn Tj:tnr

That, Never Caiae," the woman should look

in ncr nnsDana s overcoat jmcl:'t He may have failed to dedr-ir it as expected. Ii. Ü. Picayune,

Tnx utter recklessness of bacilli in re tranl

to what becomes of iliem bus Ken demonstrated by the discovery rf thcai in boarding house butter. N. V. World.

Tho SlilM and Knowing

Essential to the production of the most perfect and popular laxative remedy known, have enabled ttio California Fie Krmu fv..

to achieve u creat success in tho i-t-mimiina

of its rcmody, Kyrnp of Kiirs, s it is con

ceded to be tho universal laxative. Forsale

by all druggists.

H IIT was Awatil tho swiftest rimnnr tn

tho world I ltecause he was the ilrst in the

immun race.

A Certain Cure for Asthma. Dr. Cnosnr'sSwziiieit Remeot never fails to afford instant relief and cures where nothing else will. Samolcfrtc by tntd. Coif uns Bros. Medicine Co., St Louis, Mo.

DO NOT BE DECEMEQ

with l'itt, Knamrl, und Paints which i tha fiaiiria.tntiim thitlrnn. nnA hum red.

. TboKUlnESunStoTcroll-bls Brilliant, O-1

iiursMn. nu ttieronsucicr pays jot bo us I

or eis pacta? wun every purcnuM.

INCWiWAYV

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murs

MATTER!

FARM .COVERED

W1THSTUM

IPnJKNlNI.

raatast- .

Work mi cither lHs(Hn Ttaifcar

titunniiil two urn t s um. ilu,iiim

a.frtu-ll. N. hTjcMltr rJltliB4H. Tbn tmm ara. t fi.it .... 111 rtttv fr th UicMdv. T

Ifoi.r Cord ta par tax. ei noprwloctlra Unbr 14. CtoatK

ral a twosUlU crap H la lahof an4 maparat TMrm war eat land tr pt'tarlBf Ho I iialaM far IUaitrla4 Caa !, rlrlar ftl. ar. 'tlmaataU aa alaa-tBrariuatla a.nlac acr'tr 1X1. GruSbrr. 44lraa lat NunfaiMM,' JAWE3 MILNE U SON, SMTCN MMVt, M EtYs catarrh

CREAM BALM

I was $o much frM-

A Kaspas CiTr man calls Ids doR Chrlotopher Coluniuus. This is rather overdoing

while lhe Kcncas City canine has but one. ''ud vlth tat"rr'i

Hochester Post. tcriou$ly affected my

ro Ice. One bottle i f Ely's Cream Hahn did the Kork. Mu vo'.ee t ful'yrci'arttl. IJ. F.Ltejxncr, A. -V., Vatior of tht Oli

vet HaptLd Church, r.'dla.

iizmsT "v. nat uo you say to ray new picture I" Cn'ic "I am not poinfr to ay anything to it unless it says Ecmethit: to j

kc. '- xexus cjiiimcs.

He "Aro you tond of dancingl" She "Yes, a minuet or " He "Oh, 1 can dance for hours without feeling weary." Inter

ucean.

mr i'i iriB was m m -h

FCVCR

HAY-

A particle is applied into rach nostril an6 k at:rrrahli. lrtr fO conta ut DruplsU or by malt Kl.V IlllOTilKIltJ. MWnrrea Street. .Sow Yortu

Lrrrnits 3,000 years old have been fc-Jnd

in tue nioiiinls or fcgypt It is time tev

were unswercu. Boston Globe.

Ir you want to bo cured of a cough t:ic rr.-A . t r r r . , ,m tJ

nan; f iioney 01 norenounu nnti i ar. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure iu one minut".

BlcsseoIs the man who dies without an

innig, uta win Mian 1101 tic contested u.

tats courts. Galveston 2ews.

Tcaciibh "Can von tell me. Surfo. what

aniwiHi huh iu '.viirniesi. itir I" isusie (alter

i""K '4üi "iue ooa."

"We et too much and tako too little out

door exorcise. This is the fault of our mod

ern civilization. It is claimed that Garfield Tea, a simple herb remedy, helps Nature to

overcome mcso anuses.

. Wtxt," said the man who handed his

last cent to tho lawyer. "I buhtosc turn-

aliout is fair play. I broke the law and the

UW DroKc Be."

VOLUMES COULD HE WRITTEX,

lilled wiUt Uie testi

mony of women who

have been made well nnd stronr bv Dr.

Pierce's Favorite

Prescription.

It's a medicine

that's made especial)to build up women's

ytrengtn and to cure

women's ailment;?

an iMvigoratiutr, re

storative tonic, Foothlng cordial, and

Gracing nervine: purely vegetable, non

alcoholic, and perfectly harmless. For

all the functional denmpeaient?, painful disorders, and chronic weaknesses

that afflict womankind, the "Favorite

Prescription" is the only guaranteed

rem cuy.

It must have been the medicine for

mosi women, or it couldu't be sold on

any üueh terms.

1st it likely to be the medicine for

..... .

jr&w r uy uniiriridis cveri'wiicre.

Pleasant Canvassing:

CQLMUSINLOVE

A Complete Illustrated Novel, feji GEORGE ALFRED TOWMSEUr ("Gath.")

Author of " The EntalltJ Mat." " Ksty of CttocttaV

etc., IjcontalncJ in Llppincou's Magazine

for APRIL (rubllsheJ March so), nlso.

WHAT TUB PUnLICITV DEPARTMENT M

FOR THG COLUMBIAN EXPOSITMM. (Portrait of Atajor Moses P. HANDY.) . WlLUAM lNGLEHEAKT.

ABRAHAM'S MOTHER. (Illustrated.) (Ltyyk cotl's Noüblc Series.) By AsNin Fli.tt.

I A DESCRIPTION OP THE INEXPRE5S1I

By Juuan Hawtiiokne. 5APPH0. ny Edgar Saltus.

THE RELIGION OP ugi. By Frederic M. 1 MEN OF THE DAV. By M. Croftoh.

Also poems, essays, Hörles, tc, by favoritt I

The pleasant coating of Beecham Pills

completely uiseinses tne taste without ua-

paining Uiclr emciency. 25 cents a box.

"ock turn will eotno soon," said the Impecunious young man as he in. pec ted b ü cuila Washington Star.

A Sonn Tnr.oAT on Cocgh, if suffered to

progrefs, oitcn renuits in an incurable throat or lung trouble. ''Breien' HronchUtf

TtvcW give instant relief.

Bell -ringing canvassing is hard

business. The Ladies' Homf. Jour-

naj. is universally wanted. Most of

thr eople v.-ould take it if some one would ask them to. There's work

in everything where there's profit,

but there's inorc profit and less work

in so.Tic things than in others. It is easy to get subscriptions for The

Ladiks Home Journal ; easier than to gc. them for any other publication anywhere. It is rapid work and

profitable. It reduces the disagrcc-

ablcnes of canvassing to a minimum.

We want to hear from yon. Tns Curtis Publishing Co Philadelphia

LiPPIXCOTT'S wc-ta . eemP mm. hn inwvi i fMtare an,i( w,h lt yarfa.

and Interesting RtscelUny, is one of the most ali ' Ive .MJL'aiines now rubllsheJ. For sale by all not-

anJ book dealers. Slncle number, as ceata; mm-

annum, Sj.co.

LipriNcorrs magazine, naRa4tiiaw

UCKSKIN BEECHES

BEST MADE, BEST FITTING, IEST

vi rsk

MUS

"Sun's h very upright young "Ye-, butshe's Lent on matrimony.' Btlelpkia Ileconl.

lilr

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IlAYsrrn Do jrou run on this roalt" Tramp (soJIy) "No; I just ralic ou the

THE MARKETS.

Skw Yoiik. April 1.

PATTLJ: N'ntlve Steens t 0 CT.

2 m et. .... ft

18 T5 19 U0

will eoinnarc favoruhly shown here.

with any

I'iilliMoplilrnl. A poor niHii who saw u rloh mnnV earritipe drive by rnictl his eyes in a way which implied thanksgiving, and remarked: "Ah, the poor can't lw too thankful for the hh'SMtipt given them." "What do you refer to'.'" he was ashed. "That they're spared from going in carriages to be, sure." "Hut I don't understand why they should be thankful forthat" "Yoh don't! Why, look at the carriage accidents, runaways and smashups that's happening' every tUijI" Youth's. Companion.

4 M 4 75 n tr. 2ftJ

a et. a ft p. (. ft

SI ft

CmTOX-MhWllne

rmtJK Wlntor Wheat WHEAT No 2 KeJ

(X)KX N'n. 2. OATS-Western Jllxcd I'OIHk New Mohs

ST. IAJUIS.

rOTTON-MMtllinc

IlKl.V I :s-t lirihe Steers

Mefllmn

HWS-Fnir to Select SIIKF.I Fair to Cliolee

I'LOl Patent!

Fancy to Extra Do... tVllP.AT-No. -Kitt Winter. . rVi:N- No U MlxeJ... OAT J-Oa taf HYlVNci

lOHACCO-Liurs 1 !! ft. Hurley M 0.

HAV T3r Timothy.. t SO HI'lTEK- Cliolie Dairy EdC' Frrih. i'OIK--Stiitu!nnl Mis(new).. 1" 73 HACON flciir Kil LAItl- J rlmc Steam CHICAUa

rAlTI.H-SliIpplns HOGS FslrtoChou-e SIIKEI- islrtofholce.. ... FIJL'K-Wlntrlatent... Sprint; Patent!... WHEAT-No. 2. Spring No. 3 lte.1 COUS' No. 2 OA'IS No 2 lOitlv- Mchi (ncwi

KANSAS CITY CATTLE-Shipplnii Stcew.... IIOI5S All (! raids VHEAT-N0.2Hed

OA1S- No.2 ... COHN No.2 NEW ORLEANS.

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S .VI A 25 7 tO r. 3 45 3 III

f-i'i 31

Podfirelr cure Bilioug Attack, Con

stipation, Sick-Headache, etc

25 cents per bottle, at Drug Stores.

Writo for sjnplo dose, free.

J.F. SMITH & CO.-Nem York.

Dr. Buirs Cnutrh Svrun r, r?ar

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Xaraal fUUhr all Druggim m a Guarant.

Hill 'QUA Villi THE CHEAT

HM. V KIMIlVVIk FORM Kl (IK

Mandantin Sot'lsland BaInr IMr. Sw coition (Jolf. KSI.illU(teatnmrdiiif L. irh!.r.mi...t.

In all kinds of innre Kor prlcf tn DANK A

wiq you ever

want a Tack? want a Nail? fall to find either taclc or Mil when you wanted to nail cr tack ? ,f How handy then a package of

(Ail sues to suit,) and a carton of

(all sizes for home uses) Don't get caught thnt way again. All dealers sell i loaieXaik and H CHjeTacU

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SWahoo. B;ron. Xrw To.lt. nttadf IfLIa,

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Mawfad'd by THE GOODIU CLOTSHG Cfc,

EVANSVILLE, IND.

A8K I0K TXEJC. EVERT FAIK

!-RUMELY

mr TRACTION AND POIITAM

PNGINES.

Thrcshcrs and Hon Pomm, wrtto for Illustrated Catalonia. aaatM Tin

aWÄE,kY.CO ' LA PORTE. IN. waai iiua fart Sau; aaa jaa wtm.

r WE WANT AT ONCr

RfLIABLK MEN Ii wry KwlHy tofQirnal , J it Mio CMr4a lickrd us la aavM I ea ttcra ami fta:ra alo-ip piWle tot. We par ha ta. I S'JS'JKP Ptk MONTH anJ S3 PCR I

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Sjaa, of llCBn.Otilo, mako '-- Mstifciaaaa

and Tooli rorllorlns anil DRILLIMB WFLI

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UlWOMBi waterproof'coat

una aaaiaia. . . . - 1

c. Stamp. Iffliaonta. lJirlaii. oiiSa.

Wrtt'OMUk. Hroburd Mite. i.

BMOHEID'S FEMALE RE6UUT0R.

tterjr mfrredrcnt poMesaes wpcrb Tonic propertie and exerts a wonderful influ- j

m iwmvfr Up na sirengtnening btr system, by drivinf through the proper

wiimrrti;. bh impuniies. nesith ASd

sircngin gvaraaieea ta result from its use.

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" A. J. TOWER. BOSTON. MASS.

UK. J, STtPBKVv

1 Fait ami Ma Maariav

M. tf Sammmm W.I

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lures Constipation

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