Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 33, Jasper, Dubois County, 27 April 1894 — Page 7
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PERSONAL
LIT&RARY.
HOME HINTS
HELPS.
LrislWilN-Hsh: I'm bren.KTumb Intna suuccpiiii, witli cream, salt and pcpjwr. When the crumbs have ut-KorlM-d all the croam or milk a, 1,1 u Mall piece of butter, u little grated cIuhjm', break In a Uivr cs, ami then fry a.-, an ordinary omelet IVairio I armor. -Spinach: Wash half a peck of Iiiach through several waters: drain, und shake dry. Put in a kettle without water, over close, set over the fbe. and let steam twenty minutes. Drain; chop; season with butter, pepper, and salt. Arrange on .squares of buttered toast, and lay on a heated dish. Harper's lia.ar.
Henri Hochofort begun his journalistic life by writing pungent and witty article for a friend whose name It- signed. They received Mich HatterJm' attention that he was prevailed to write over his own name. -The duke and duchess of Fife are passionately fond of dogs, and when they travel they always take several canine pets with them. The duke is must fond of collies and Scotch ter-ru-rs. and the duchess of fox terriers and pug. -.Mr. Gladstone, in addition to live hundrctl thousand dollars left by hbt father. has a rent roll of the Ha warden estate which came into the possession
of his wife on the death of the last Oysters, cither parboiled or raw, male (r.ynne. His annual income is make a good salad. Use one and onecue hundred and twenty-ilvo thousand liaif pints of oysters to a pint of crisp Jollars white celery, 'prepare as for chicken Mrs. E. I). K. X. Snuthworth ha.- 'lad and cover with l'rcnch dressing just passed Jier seventy-fourth birth- an iiour before using. Cut the oysters day. She is in fairly good health and 5,1 two and mix with celery before servmay live to have her years equal in Serve on leaves of lettuce, and n.iinber her eighty novels. It is hard- tt over the top of eacit plate a little ly likely that she will write another mayonnaise. book, though her mind is still active Hoast Leg of Pork: Select a fine and fertile in invention. small leg of pork, keep skin on, and -It is reported that Mrs. l. S. Grant score it in regular stripes of a quarter has quite decided not to publish her an inch wide, with the point of a memoirs of Kr husband, as it is her "harp knife. Cut a slit in the knuckle, wish that this book shall not be pnl- 1 raise the skin, put under it some nice bshed until after her death. Several I snge and onion stufting. and fasten it publishers have had the opportunity to i witl a .small skewer. Put it into the lix.k it over, and it is said that one has oven and baste frequentlj-. .lust lenflVroil fifty thousand dollars for tho fore It Is done moisten the skin Höver orfc. with a Httle butter, dredge it with .Mr. Stuart Kendel, the Welsh bur and let it get brown and crisp, radical who has been made a peer on W'"'1 knie put it on a hot dish, pour a then-commendation of .Mr. I Hailstone, Uttlc gravy made in the. dripping pan is the father-in-law of one of Mr. around it. and serve with apple sauce. Gladstone's sons. He is one of the H'ston Hudget. wealthiest men in Wales and has been - Uhnbarb .lam: This is most excel one of the principal entertainers of lent and healthful for children. Wash the liberal leaders during the last .ses- a,ul dry the rhubarb and cut into inch f-iou- pieces. Put over the tire with a pound .lean Casimir-Perier, who has taken ! o'ugar. and the rind of a lemon cut upon himself, as premier, the perilous I t'1'" an minced, to every pound and a t.skof piloting a new French minis- 1 arter of the rhubarb; simmer until trv. has. like President arnot. a di.v theMigar is dissolved, then remove to tutuished ancestry. He is both grand- i " 'P'k'ker lire and boil for one hour, son and son of ministers. His grand- 'Hl Ul -self-sealing jars. Unless an asf.ither was the president of Louis ,,eslos mat be used it will require alPlillippe's eonncIL and his father wa most constant stirring to keep from a minister of Thiers. J burning. These little mats cost twentyAlthough paper-bound French ! "w w,,,ts. aml ,i,ri: n:uL' of tos
Wks lmve become vere .,h..n l v..,-. "K.v iihiich wun tin. 1 ney may
York city, pnper-bonud books in j Italian ar; still high priced and often very ill made. They are bought chicilv i
bv resident Italians, while Freneh
THE FARMING WORLD.
A USEFUL
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BUREAU.
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liiii Itiiiulri.
Tho establishment of an office of road Inquiry by the United States department of agriculture was a move in the right direction. Tho work of inquiring into and investigating the system of road management and the methods of road making Is steadily going on under the supervision of Hoy Stone, the special agent and engineer in charge of that office. A valuable bulletin comprising the state laws relating to the management of roads was recently compiled and issued by him. The demand for this pamphlet was so great that the supply was exhausted ami a reprint has been ordered. Mutertal for further publications along
this line is being collected. Concerning tho results already reached Engineer Stone says: "It appears that, while many short sections of good highway are being built in various parts of the country with a gratifying cheapness in cost and freedom from burdensome taxation, in some of the states a serious setback to the movement has occurred through the failure of legislation intended to advance it The optional country road laws passed in lfi'J3 have nowhere proved acceptable to the county boards with the exception of two counties in .Michigan. Yet these boards are in touch with the people and doubtless voice the popular verdict on this legislation. It is clear, therefore, that these laws are either in advance of public education or at variance with the public judgment in the states concerned, and that a new departure must be taken to insure any prompt and general advance in highway construction in those states. Under these circumstanoes the department has asked for information and suggestions regarding other lines of legislation. Fortunately it has been able to point to the remarkable success of the state and local option law of New .Jersey, and to commend it with certain modifications to the consideration of other states. That law proceeds upon the theory that while tho country as a whole may be unwilling to embark in road building, those smaller communities wJiich are themselves
willing to contribute fairly toward the j
It may not bo generally known, but it is a f ct, nevertheless, that, on an an island oir the Mosquito count, Nicaragua, Central America r-, there h, h species of ape veiy closely resembling the African gorilla, both in siro and in its sunny disposition. How it come there is only a matter of conlecture for it departs unduly from the characteristics of thu American mon
key trlbc.-Goldthwaite's Geographical i
.Magazine.
As n rule the potatoes grown far north are best for seed. The reason is that they have presumably grown in a shorter season, are less advanced toward drying out when harvested, and in a cooler climate will not start to prow in winter, thus injuring the eyes, from which uext yeur's growth must come.
Two persons playing dominoes ten hours a day, and making four moves a minute, could continue 118,000 years without exhausting all the combinations of the game, the total of which isJ4!f,.VJ81'2n,0.
be placed on the hottest fire under saucenans containing nnvtlim Iii.-!-
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uj siicK ami nurn, ami will enectually ' " iiigiinujs, may prevent its doing so. American Agri- t justly demand county and state aid in
lxNiksare bought by all sorts of persons. The old book shops and stalls are crowded .with French books that t'o at vert? low mtl. Inn .11 .nntn.,...
lively few Italian books, save the I . A I.... .... Il' . . . i i f
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em Lions. When Olive Schriner is in London she gives very curious little receptions. The guests are eclectic both in religious Wlief and literary taste. Tall, longhaired young men, vivacious, bright maidens earning their living by the pen or the brush Hock to drink hi wisdom from the lips of the writer of the Story of an African Farm." At the present moment Miss Schriner is back in her house near Cape Town, and ttie little Hat which she inhabited during her long sojourn in Loudon knows her no more.
culturist. .
TnciiE is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until thelast lew vears was sup posed to Iks incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cr.re with local treatment, pronounced itincuvable. Science has proven catarrh to lw a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured bv F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the onlv con stitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. They offer one hundrctl dollars for tmv case it fails to cur.-. Send ior circulars and testimonials. Address. F.J f hexe v it Co.. Toledo. O.
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C-üTSold by Druggists, T5c. Hall's Family Pills, 25 certs.
JonswiE "Mamma, I heart! the preacher say to-day that matches v.vro made in Heaven. Is it so'" Mamma "Of course. Why not?" Johnnie "Well, I don't see amuse for matches. There's no night there.''
Fnlie Guldrs Are they who recommend the use of mcreurv to the bilious, and gullible Indeed are those who rollow suc h advice. Blue pill and calomel poison the system. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is a safe substitute for such dangerous dmgs. They arouse the liver when inactive most effectually,. and promote, not imperil, general health. Constipation, malaria, dysjK'psia, rheumatism yield to the Bitters.
All other powders are cheaper made and inferior, and leave either acid or alkali in the food
ROYAL BAKIHG POWDEH
WALL ST, NEW-YCRK.
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THE WORKING DRESS.
HUMOROUS.
Every boy ought to 1h a second fdition of his father revised and im proved. Hum's Horn. 'I lieg- your pardon, sir" "What is it?" "Can you tell me where I can get the newest ideas in antiques?' Hallo. -She "(b'orge, I hear burglars r H "Well, keep quiet, they wo't iteal you." Hrowning. King fc CaV Monthly. "Is the bishop a broad man and liberal in his views?" "Oh my, yes. He's abroad most of the time, and in giving his views he is most prodigal." - Harlem Life. Trcecartl ."Did your wife storm when you gof home?" Twospec "Itiffht a way; and the cloud was largei than any man's hand in our party. Kate Field's Washington. "What sort of a collection have yon. Will?" asked the visitor. "Perhaps I can hell you." "Well, sir." Niid Will. "Pin collecting American coins."-. Harper's Young People. Magistrate "If you were therefor ni dishonest purpose, why were you in ur stockinged feet?" Hurgiar "I beard there was sickness in the family, your worship." -Pearson's Weekly. Not a Failure. Hudson "Jones is very sick. Had an operation performed on him." Jmlson "It wasn't successful, then"" Hudson "Yes, it was verv successful. It was a Wall street i operation." j -Feiiderson fwho Is Im vim Iii i
mustaches blackened) "Do you charge for this kind of work bv'tho hor by the hour?" Harber (seilten-ti-uslvt "Per dye 'em." Boston Transcript. -"Didn't you tell tnc you could hold '" plow?" wild a farmer to an Irish'an he had taken on trial. "Be aisv. now.'' said Mike. "How could I hotild ' an' two horses pullin' it nwnv? Just top the crny tares an' I'll hould it for y'" -Ilrooklvn Life.
Galveston
Wlir It Should 11 simply Made und Vrrm-
rirtl.ly Fitteri.
It is a good thing for housekeepers
I that the skirt and blouse stvlcs of
dress are in such general wse. These loose styles of waists are much more convenient in working than the tightfitting waist, which in a wash fabric
is so apt to shrink and get out of shape. A light quality of American flannel
of dark c.oth color is the most suita
ble material for working dresses, though some housekeepers use a firm, good quality of cambric or gingham in winter as well as sum
mer. In either case, -whether the
working dress is made of wool
or cotton, it should be simply
made and comfortably fitted, and made
so that it can be easily washed. The liest design is a skirt with a plain hem, with possibly a. few tucks above it, and for the bodice some variety of the blouse waist, which is made without a lining, so that it may be worn over a close-fitting underwaist The varieties of this comfortable underwaist arc so great that styles may be found Incoming to stout as well as slender figures. In a neat dress of this kind, -with a white apron at hand to pnt on in exchange for a gingham one, the working woman may always le presentable in case of an unexpectsd caller. N. Y. Tribune.
TWO NEW RECIPES.
Tby
Arr m Gnnd Pair to rte Id tha llak of a Cook Hook.
Tomato jelly is a positive find for all housekeeper an appetizing and ef
fective relish will be found particularly acceptable at Sunday night tea or at any day luncheon. It is made from a can of strained tomatoes. Season the juice well, remembering that tomatoes stand generous salting, nnd add hot to a half box of dissolved gelatine. Serve it when set. with celery mayonnaise, cold slaw, lettuce salad, or anything that sliced tomatoes would Ik offered with. A partieuhwly suitable accompaniment to this delicacy is celery cheese.
Take a head of celery, wash thorough
ly. and boil until tender: drain well, and cut up "into small pieces. Have
ready half a pint of creamy and drawn
butter, add pepper, salt and an ounce
of grated cheese to it, put the celery
into the sauce ftir a few minutes, then
fill buttered scollop shells with the
mixture, scatter grated cheese over the top. and bake for ten minutes In a
quick oven, when the cheese should be
evenly browned. N. l. Times.
carrying on such improvement Tho
law provides for a survey and estimate of the cost of building a road when a
petition, signed by owners of not less than one-half of the lands abutting on
the road, is presented to the county
board of supervisors. It will be tho
duty of the board to construct or im prove the road whenever the etition
ers tile with the board a map or description of the lands which they believe will be benefited, together with the written consent of three-fifths of
the owners that these lands, and the
personal property in the district be as sessed for the cost "
DESTRUCTIVE
DISEASE.
Root
Discovery of the Caur of Clul the Itttt Kemel)'.
The club root of the cabbage and
turnip is an old enemy which has been known in Europe for more than a century. It has prevailed in this country for many years, and while the west and south have suffered to some extent It is in the east that the most injury has been done. During 1S93 it was so very destructive in the truck regions around New Vork and Philadelphia that the New Jersey station has devoted its latest bulletin to a consideration of the disease. Until within the past twenty year club root was attributed to insects, but
Lena "Fret, didn't blow his brains out because you jilted him the other night: he came and proposed to me." Mauü "Did bet Then he must have pot rid of them in some other way." St. Louis Humarist.
Tnr Public Awards the Palm to Hale's Honey of Horehound aud Tar for coughs. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure In one minute.
Ax Irish lawyer said to a witness : "You're a nice fellow, ain't you P Witness replied : "I am, sir. and if I was not on my oath Pd say the same of you." Oakland Enquirer.
"Brown's Bronchial Tiiociies" re widely known as an admirable remedy for Hoarseness, Coughs aud Throat troubles.
The dollar you throw awav when vou are younp will be worth three do'llrrs when you are old and need it most
THE MARKETS.
Nt:w Yohk. April St.lfflt. C-yUr.i: Native .steers j J0 ffa . -
4 mi n t. h is 3 SO 2 KV
A stranger In '"1 resident j,mv
malarial frver eoubl
distinguished from vollmv f..r,.r
( As a general thing," was the reply, 'u can't tell until you have it If "n ain't alive, then it is mostlikelv .vellow foror." Texas Sittings. -A lady ha just lost her husband. J- KcHtlemnn lirmg uext door, on callto vee her. found her. to his gre:; "'prise. playing on the harp, and said: "'rtr mcl I expected to find von in P distress." ..A,r the lady pa"it.cally replied, "yon should ),-. ' me yesterday. "-D'Arlequin. Mrs. Corntnsset had lecn to tho vorc.,raii art gallery. "What did vou J,'. of t,,c statuary?" asked her Mess. "Well." was the mcditntive re
. i course it's mighty poor tasteaml u fully wnKtcfal fur people to over n.T5 bnt 1 m"st ay the anclcntncar-
: economy tor "Won Star.
for the Sprint-.
i catners win continue to be worn more or less through the sprlngmonths, either alone or In conjunction with
flowers. In cither case they will nod
asked an i over the crown or stand erect, as If In
as extraui" WaJ-
saucy defiance. Black will prove es
pecially fashionable, as will also black and white. One of the newest effects
Is a pompon of (lowers com bine. 1 with one upright, narrow and closely-curled tip. Another novelty is u closelymassed bunch of small llowcrs, the violet especially, from the center of which cpring two or three tiny black tips. Lace wings, black or white, combined with ostrich-tips, 1 ave proven one of the fads of the present season. Large carriage hats having long plumes drooping to the shoulders have been the fashion in Paris of late. Picturesque poke bonnets worn by fashionable dames lately have nodding tips on top, bobbing forward with evsry motion. Being copied frous' old pictures they are more quaint than becoming In many cases, but the feathers sa"e them from absolute uglioe. La tics' Jlome Journal.
DISEASED TUnNirS. a European scientist after much painstaking and exhaustive study, has dis
covered that the trouble is due to the
presence of a low form of slime fungus
in the affected parts, causing them to become swollen and distorted. Upon the decay of the part affected, the spores of the fungus scatter throughout the soil, which is apt to become impregnated with the germs during the growth of a crop susceptible to the disease. As the affected parts of the plant are below ground, and not to be readily reachetl by any fungicide, a judicious rotation of crops is a wise precaution. Cabbage kale, Brussels sprouts, kohlrabi, turnips r radishes should not follow one another If club root is prevalent If the crop is diseased all refuse at harvest time f roots, stems and leaves should be examined, and only healthy plants used, The land should be kept free from weeds, many of which are litble to contract the disease and thereby spread it Lime used on the land at the rate of seventy-five bushels to the acre has been found effective, and by its constant use cabbages and turnips may be grown continuously on the tame soil. Co-t of Milking OoimI Itoadt. One of the six hundrctl delegates tt (he last Indiana Hoad congress raid that there arc In his sta'e about forty thousand miles of roads. He estimated that the roads could all be put in good
condition at a cost of SMiO a mile. This
would entail an exnense of t:l,ü00,000 or
t2..'i0 nn acre for the land in the state.
This cost could be distributed over ten
years and wouiu cost me owners ol
the land cents an acre each year. He thought the expense would not bf '
burdensome. 1
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Poverty In City mid Country. In some ways it is easier to be poor in the city than in the country, because the former has so many cheap treats at hand. On the other side, it is much easier to bo ambitious, envious and dis contentedly extravagant in the city, because so wide a gulf separates rich and poor. In country life (which Snclinies that of villatresand small towns) tho well-to-do live very much as do those with half their income. There is n wide level that means only the middle class in urban life. Tew, comparatively, fall below it or riso above it in bucolic neighborhoods. Comforts are common, but expensive elegancies are deemed extravagant by most of the country rich. There is little of that sharp distinction, for example, existing in towns between those who do and who not "keep a carriage." Philadelphia Press.
For several years past Ilaron de llirsh has given the gross winnings of his race horses to London hospitals. This year be has not only followed bis precedent. but lias doubled the amount His horses won for him last season JL'7,r00, and he has handed over to the hospitals 15,000. X. Y. Sun.
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Mexican .Muni 11 (tern. One dement of difficulty in bringing Spanish-American offenders against the laws to justice in our territories derived from -Mexico is the ties of race and kinship. An atrocious criminal if Mexican blood may be protected through years of a lawless career by relatives and family friends who themselves are eminently respectable ami, except where the safety of friends or kindred are concerned, law-abiding. This protection is continued after tb criminal has been brought into tho courts, in the way of the bribing and the packing of juries and in tho providing of avenues of escape from prison. Thus for years the murderer and outlaw Porfirio Trujillo has gone at large, or. when apprehended, has found it easy to escape tho penalty of his crimes. His present headquarters are in the Mnnzano mountains, east of Albuquerque, in eastern Hernalilo and Valencia counties, where, with a price on Ins head, he perpetrates Iii depredations and outrages with a high and defiant hand. One form of phu.r'cring with Trujillo and his gang is to go into a flock or sheep and drive off hundreds at a time, or to run off cattle from the plains ranges, kill them, and sell the meat to inhabitants of the mountain towns. 'I hey do not hesitate at murder, either for booty or revenge. 2. Y Sun.
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KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and (ends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. Tho many, who live better thanothcrsand enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by mora promptly adapting the world's best products to the noctis of physical being, will attest il. I i 1 iiL . ir .i
tue vaiuo wj ucauu 01 uiu pure nqum laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Fig.. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable aud pltstnt to tho taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of r. ierfect laxative ; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions nnd met with the approval vi the medical profession, because it ricts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drjg gists in GOc and $1 bottles, but it is manufactured by tho California Fig Syrup Co. only, who. name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept auy substitute il offered.
-Toil, feel, think, hope: 3-011 will be sure to dream enough before, you die, without arranging for it J. 'Sterling,
S "COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. S
SPADING BOOT" U You Want Firet-CIaM Artie!
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S3 In. Scorcher. 28 lb. Fltti.l1 with II .1
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piul toanr hlcyrle built, rreanllanot price. Cauu free. Aprnts wanted In erery town. Indiana lllcyclo Co., No. 10 , St., Indtanapolla, Ind,
EwRUMELY-s TRACTION AND PORTABLE NGINES. Threshers and Hont Powers. IVflt for Illustrated OaUlocM. mailed Krm. M. RUM ELY CO- LAPOBTE. IMP.
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Company Circulars.
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ORES OF LAND
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Minnesota. Send for Mans and
Thev will be sent to you
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T. JACOBS OIL Ptrftet Curt of
BURNS, BRUISES, SCALDS, CUTS AND WOUNDS.
Address HOPEWELL CLARKE, -nd Commissioner, St Paul, Minn.
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FARM FOR SALE!
Younsr Wives-
Who are for the First Time to Undergo Woman's Severest Trial, we offer
A remedy which, if used as directed a few weeks before confinement, robs it of its Pain, Horror and Risk to Life of both mother and child, as thousands who have used it testify. "I used two bottles of 4Mothers' Friend' with marvelous results, and wish every woman who has to pass through the ordeal of child-birth to know if they use 'Mothers' Friend' for a few weeks it will rob conaS5e!.of H,n 5? ITrit and insure safety to lift of motktr mnd chtlJMws. Sam Hamilton, Eureka Springs, Ark.
Book to Mothers mailed free containing voluntary testimonials.
ContidtitntrSO tri.
well iccred. located X. Mil., r . .....
Webaur County. one of the CIÜCCT CRIIIT ectiom In tl. ountry Farm IBKI rnUII enntaim dellln(j limite, otne fruit Meet. filntr of limb-r and cood aptlnit wAttr, Neishborhood Hltsf-l-I..SH. Ter U 4'IIKAI". Owner a non-iridnt. A'ldma X. U. TUIELKCCU?.'!: Watnut Uaet. bu Louia, Mo.
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