Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 38, Number 17, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 January 1896 — Page 7

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.

. . .-tlmml Lmoi for January ft, IHM lnZZ"Z -f CHrUl-L-k. 1.0.17. Socially Arrar.srt from l'oloubcfs Note. ..nrM Tr.xT.-THou halt ro before th

tarn 01

Includes tlio whole W), but tlio portions re-

lo Mury bcloiiK rather to tlio wxt.

HOME HINTS AND HELPS.

hot clnrct will often cuaOH of acut MJro

thu I-oru to prujmru ...

TUB BKCTIO.I I, .i.frr. Mlkl t: 1

(..duiiriH.

TiMJJ -Octohcr 1J. C. C to A. Y). M. i',pr-Tlio ancl enmo to .nchnrms In ti u-.HPto at Jeruwilem. Tbo birth of J 'Ihn wm Bomowhoro In the hill vountry of I a u) whore the hymiw. tho MnpnUcat of Ül'iry ai.a the HcnciHctuH of Zacharias, wtro uttoriid. r.Xl'I.ANATOUV. 5. "There was In the ilays of llorotl:" Tlt'rod the Croat, thu founder of the -,. it.... r...;iv mid tho father of

JlfJ Ulil.lll ..v....... ,OHt of the Hi-rods mentioned in the -ew Testament after the infancy of Jesus. "A certain priest named ZnchnrlH.M Tho Cireek form of the Hebrew .aelmriali, the same as Zoehariah ("rtmeinuered by Jehovah"). "And hi wife wan of the daughters of Aaron, und therefore in the line of the priesthood. The priestH were the descendants of Aaron of the tribe of Levi. l!oth John's parents were of priestly rank.

C. "Ami they were both righteous before God." Not in appearance only, but in the inmost depths of their hearts, where (IoiI'h eye alone could see. The

A gargle of afford relief in

throat. - lloine-Made Cement. The whitest Ntone lime, air-slaked, mixed with the white of an egg and applied to a broken ilii.li, as soon as it is made, will prove an excellent cement. u....f IVitU-rs a la Dickens. lie-

tween slices of beet root one-eighth of nil inch thick place a lilting of minced onions fried in butter, mixed with minced mushrooms and seasoning. Press well together, dip in batter and ml. mii.I frv in hot lanl. Farm and

Home. Apple Sautes. Pare six or eight small, sound apples, allowing stems to remain, lioil in plenty of water until tender, but not too soft. Kcmovr.dlp in beaten eggs, then in bread crumbs; fry a delicate brown ami serve with powdered sugar. 'ice for breakfast. Housekeeper. A Nice Dish for Hrcnkfast. ake

nf 1mm that have dccii ien uum

in small pieces, ami

SlOO Rrwar 9190. Tho reader of this paper will honled to learn that there Is at least one drcadcil disease thut n-lenco lias been able to cure la all Its btncf,, ni.ti tl.at is CuUirrli. Ilall'a Cutirrh furo U tlio only posltivo euro kuowu to tho n.cdlcal fraternity. Catarrh beiun a institutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment, llair Catarrh Cure is taken internally, actini? directly lMinn tlio liiiKul ntiil iniiciiUH surfaces of tho

system, tiji-reby destroy lujr the foumlaU-m I

oi tno tiiM'iiM, aim eivniK m iiunvuj HlrotiL'tli liv liniblhiLMin tbocoiihtitutlon and

assisting iiaturo hi doing lt work. Tho proprj-'torsliavo so much faith in Its cura

tive powers timi tneyouer uuo uunuiw

Dollars lor nnv rao mat n iuim vuwmv. Scut for list of testimonials.

Address V. J. Oicxkv Ä CO., loioao, v Hold by Ilrtivjtrlhts, T.Vllali'h Vamlly l'ills are tlio best.

CALENDAR FOR 1896.

JAMTAKV

18!

t y '8 "'"3 4 y 1011

JULY

I4;i&:u 17 is 1 21.2-' .3 24 25 11

28 20 30 31 ..126

rnnuir.vuY

nr ...... ...... .! nm. ttimiriiinu; vtiu

Miss lie Hi he.Hoooiior! l'lavins for lijpn i

Rt-i'ces aivit't rou I" "Well. I hem a iua

hand on tuat wcasjon, " thoughtfully. - Detroit Free Tress.

2 SI 4' b G 7 8

9 Kill 12 18 14 15

1G 17 18 l'J'20 21

23:21,25 20127 28

'11 122 23

I I I

in 10 11 17,18 24.25

5 SCIATICAiBb j 5 to stJACOBSOJL

,ArSUST

3 4' A 61 7 8

9 1011 121314 15

22 IGIT'18 1H20 21 22 29 1 23 21 25 26 27.2S 29

30 31 . .:. !

MAUCII

bits

"Tlio .Mrlnncholy Iny Hnv Come,

Tho sadd t of tho year," not -vvnen autumn

liasarrii. as pool iiryaui iuuuiuict, uu . J:. r..üA. ,f,.t i.lHoiiV The "sere and

volUiw leal" is in his eoinnlexlon If not in

. - - , 41..,

tm fniiaL'oat mat inausniriu v

ll 2 3! 4' C fi! 7

8 0M11 12 1314

29i3a31

llos-

SKPTKMMKn .1.1 1 21 3' 4l 5

G' 7 P 91011 12

in 171K ID 21121 1 13 14ii5 16 1718 19

3 21 25 2G 27 23 20 21 ".'l -'O -0

27 26 29 0,

a v

fountain of action was pure. waiu-

is a Hebrew metnpnor ior u-

"nrmiliiftlnir oneself. In the van-

... . . ..tf.1i itlti.r fiTKl

cus relations 01 men ij i- - to Clod. "Commandments." The moral law. "Ordinances." Trobably the ceremonial law, and the outward religiousdutiesand rules of living. IIiuh they were "bkuneless" towanl Cod und

To the

man. n Ami tliev had no child."

Jew. childlessness was the worst of nil bereavements. It implied-at least, they thought so the divine displen.s-

m-e; while it eiicctuauy cui iuu.i from anv personal share in those cherished Messianic hopes. To the Hebrew heart the message: "Unto you a son is born," wan the music of a lower gospel. Tt marked un epoch in their life history. This disappointment in their lives led them to prayer and communion with God, as we see by verse 13. 0. "li'm lot was," etc. (See lt. V.) Tlio meaning is that after he and his brother priests had entered that morning into the temple of the Lord, they drew lots to determine which part of ii. RPrvice each one should take, and

i, it fi-ll to him to burn

l 1 1 V ' ' -

...

uri'viotiK menis, uiu

11. ,.1.1 In n skillet, then stir in two

t .tu Pii'cfs of beef may also

ur mm; ".hr . . iw. iiüml: ebon them line, season with

butter, pepper and salt and serve, hot.

l.'urni. Field and 1-iresiue

Pnilt Pnddimr. Take stale bread.

........ xi wnter and soak for

nun - .,1... Chon as for dressing, though

. itw. idnee a laver of bread in a

iw t I -" i...tt..ri.d tin. then a layer of fruit pre

viously stewed, having the last layer i..,.,,! P.üke half an hour and serve

with Kiisrnr and cream or any pudding

sauce. Apricots can be used if desired

r.nod Housekeeping,

Dutch Apple Cake. One pint of rtrmr ii hiilf tensnoonful of salt.oneaml

one-half teaspoonfuls baking powder,

...fiiiirter eun butter, one egg, one

remit cup of milk, four sour apples, two

,,1,1..iKHnfu s of suirar. iuiu 1 ov

ior salt and baking powder into tho

Hour, then add the egg nnd milk, beating it to a smooth hatter. Cut the apples into eighths and place them in lows across the pan, sprinkle the sugar ih.. tiui of unities, niul bake. To be

eaten with sweetened cream flavored with vanilla. Hoston Iindget.

. - . .. n.i..n.,n

ittr. i Mlnmnp 1 Hit !it-i Will hOUII UIBkU'Uuv

his rebellious liver, and rceulnte Idslwcls

luvtiiW innlnir His SUimacn ami iiraiiuiuiij

timiilntimrlilh kidneys. Malaria, rheuma-

AiT.ir.

tum nnd nervousucis aro also reiiev eu o..

the Bitters.

Is- families well ordered there Is always

ono linn, sweev vui . v ., ." -yrrrz

SMIWdm crowned.-!!!

wer.

51 12

T-

1 2 3 4

6 71 8 Ö 10 11 1314 151G 1718

20 21 22 2 3 24 25

26 27128.2930

MAY

THE MARKETS.

4 5 6 7' 8

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CTOIIKK

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5 G 7 8, 9 10

1213 14 15 1G,17 19 20 2122 23 24

26 27:2829 30,31

incense.

iVim.W The Central mumn..

sntietunrv. divided into the Holy Place, nnd the Holy of Holies. The common word for temple includes the courts und buildings around the sanctuary n.T( mentioned.

12. "Zacharias was troubled:" agitated, disturbed. "And fear fell upon him." Xot so much alarm or dread of danger as holy awe. 15. "Thv prayer is- heard." The praver he "had been urging for many years, nnd the wider prayer which -1 ... ... . 1 ...i... i-riii

grew out of it, ior wie reiiviui . ..... people, nnd the coming of the Messiah, lioth were answered in the forerunner .lohn. "Call his nnme John." "Tho Trace of Jehovah." "The gracious gift of Jehovah." It is the same ns "Jonah. 14. "Joy and gladness." The latter word means exultant joy. transports of io. "Many shall rejoice." This la the answer to the wider prayer for the ood of all the people. 15. "lie shall be great." Xo smnll or weak man could do the work given him to do. "In the sight of the

Lord." Heal greatness, as uiav,. -ru wheel from what men often call rrcatness. He was great in good net, ffreat in character, great ns the servant of Cod who illled his large soul full of Divine power. "He shall drink neither wine nor strong drink:" i. r., hewould be a Nazarite (Num.C:l-5),one teparatcd from others for a particular mission: an example of holiness, of onseeration. of self-control, by habits ...Sf,.f..d to the world. "Filled with

is an nncienv

TABLE MANNERS OF CHILDREN. Iiiil.ortaneeof llurlv Tralnlne la the .Matter of Kit I ML-.

I eannöt dismiss the subject of hrenlc-

fnst, luncheons, dinners and suppers without n few hints on the necessity nf toachimr children dninth.ess in table

manners. The young person is to W sincerely pitied who litis had no careful mother, nurse or governess to attend

lo this in childhood, that golden time ...I.,.., i..,.iMiin" W so easy. Men and

1 liv 11 i . ..'".r. hidtretl by triiles. After

,..rm.,i biickwoodsuuui las hewn his

,v,.v to il hltrh nlaee in the councils of

tiI fnimtrv. or nerhatiH saved it in hour

of neril. one may well forghe him If

1 .. fnr.-ets the riirlit way to sha

h'nmlM. or doir his hat. or enter a draw

Hut even be will be unfor

e-iveii if his table maimers are untidy

or oliensive. .lust nere im; nble of men, Thackeray, drew a sharp line. "Oh," he sighs, "if only the dear American girls would not strip the corn with their white teeth!" And 1 gain: "How could I breakfast with live, women eating with their knives! I could have stood one but lbe, all

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Battle Ax

are

InttiT-aios- or TitnTiiuoATXNn iIoarsenxss

eiuinjcuiaieiy ivuv u. (al Troche." Have tUctn always ready.

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'as u cotnjieasauuu life. Voltaire.

t pitn's Curo for Consumntloa Iwth

t.. fornlU- nnil lirnCliCC. Ur. I. . 1 AT-

iii. i ... . . ..... TEiisox, lukster, Mich., ov. a, 1SIM.

Ose who never drinJwhchlad tho bar-

tho mosnuito.- es;v5 auvvnv;.

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J in

nt once!" In the old times immense importance riven to the etiquette at the table,

made more necessary than now, because the service a la Kusse was not in fashion, and any moment any man inipht be t ailed upon to carve a roast or joint.

.IM tin. fivi'iiimr meal was a

J 111 I, vrw, r ..rllons atTair. to be safely consuui-

mnted onlv by the expert. The young

man of revolutionary days was a marivr to the "banded" tea; for teacups,

buttered niullins, slices of Sally Lunn ...1 ,.l.5n,i...l beef or shaved ham these

nil, anil more, had to be taken cure of ..... X..... ... I

l.io .-..in 111 llir K11M!S. aSO

I unon

the Holy Ghost:" "mt ' tlt.n a lte would crash upon the polword for "spirit." To lie filled with the aml fl tlic imishiilfr swam Holy Spirit is to be illuminated, Mdr confusion. Once when a strnnper fied, and Ruhletl by its inlluenee. luven ,u,art of tho tJnlcst mii0 from his mother's womb:" ONercomiiiR Mvll ot a family, and when her his natural bias toward evil. 1 he bet- hwn tril,(1 at hearing

M0VLEDGB

Brines comfort and improvement and

tends to personal enjoyment iwicu

rielitly used, lao many, wuu me tcr than others nnd enjoy life more, with

less expenditure, oy more pi..p.y adapting the world's V?ci? to . I V - ! 1 V.:r. will nttMlt

the ncctia Ol pnyyieai t-.i-t, - -- tho valuo to health o the pure liquid

laxative principles cmuraccu. u u

rcmody, hyrup oi lgs- . t.. iJMfinV i due to lis presenting

in the form most acoeptahle and plcas-

L I 13

ever sold for 10 cents.

DEMÖRESTS FAMILY MMÄZ1NE.

-DEMORESrS IS AC1ÜALLI A uucn nuAn y

It Is a Review for the tudious man L'''tvives. mothers, sisters, dauchters, nwtront

mJ"7uZ d ramuse and Instruct them, also practical helps in ery a-

DizcAt of Current Events and Ideas for th

nartment of dornest c ana sotiai inc. iAat Pvcnt of DallV Llie, and tveryiBi partDEA10REST'S for 1896 will ÖSfj&SStlS ndWovery, always with New in Art, Science, nechanlcs, PMffc rbfv iffitraUd papers on general topics, approfuse illustrations. It will contain f.M and, in addition, It wfil plyinK.tonll classes ancondÄ

. aeai ui v-

m by CeU-

er readers.

publish inc dv Ii 1 ym, """" Ilsiments and Entcrta nments ; it Rives a creat Wh Out-0Ärrenlrt has a monthly Sy mpos u Ä&i aÄse'important questions of the hour of interest to the old. ' . - rtw-tn-rtG. MOHAZINE has

THE BEST AND MOST PRACTICAL FASHION DEPARTMENT MIL ULUI nllU fc. nptternsof anv kind and size that

Pattern Department alone, at the lowest estimate, is worth from 3 to 5

Through 'f y""'JnZ :t Pattern Order cood for one pat'ern It 4

sending 4 cents for each extra pattern.

rear to every suoscriucr.

cents This

ter the parents, the better the cnnu. . t.XIrehS aoubt as to

From the earliest hours me j;i .u , tUtfr he was ugl.u tleman. leaning on ant to tho taste, tne reircsaing cr can be upon man. father-s knee, and looking earnest- beneficial properties of, a periect lax17. "He shall go before Him:" before face, she asked: -Tupn, U ative; encctually clcammg the tntem, the Lord, to herald lib advent and to h J 1 'ntlemanV" "Wait, dkrelling colds, to? prepare the way for Iii coming in the r. so p JMow lhc &n VZ perL. of His son. "In the spirit and "lh,t flSSi ,owcr of Mtoro , . t;ra , says Hhe'll know as soon rt with WvUf the me

was not to be Elijah restored to h e, but one in Elijah's spirit, doing the

Mine kind of work that W.jan um. am. with a similar power. Such is the prom-

in Malachi 3:1; 4:4-0, cxpiaiuei y

1 o

isc

i.i..i.,t I,. i.iiihi'w 11:14; 17:10-13

turn the hearts of (the) fathers to (the) children:" The reformation was to be felt lirst in the home, binding all tog,ther in love and peace. The Hebrew .t.. -n,.. ..hildren to their father.

Tin. disobedient:" tho great mass of

the

God

The disobedient:" tho great mass 01 he people who have turned away from Jod. "To the," rather l..,s lt. .. to jvn k n the "wisdom of the just:' lielnf,

good is the only mil wihuom. Lncennd sin are always to Uy. To make ready (continue as in h. .) for .1... i ..,.,1 n neoiilo nrepared for him:

1 I ...... .

liv his call to repentnuee, uy nis ueu m- .. :..!.. r in bv his nortraynl of the

conscpicnees of sin, he was to make read v people who would bo wiwi enough to receive the Saviour. Iiolns Welt .Not i:iiHini. To do well may be to do our duty only partially. To do our best ought to be our real aim. A runner may do wel In n race, and yet come short of. loughia tUt. When a student was ant ielpat.ng i.tu irt nmiearauce in the iiitcr-eolle-

ii.. ....... ,r i.n.

iriate games, a frlemi uy v.. tpunigen.ent, said: "If you do ,k get the gold medal, you may win the si htr one." Tho reply came quj ck j. 1 never try for n second prlr.e! I ' ftttirvrrk if ft. tlon. dohitr one s best is uic

Kiihcre 1

true measure of one's success.

No ono

VI UC IlltUOHIv. .... .... . . 1. 1 ought to be satisfied to fall hort of hbi u best .,o8lbllttiea..H.Time.

t.i a... neu

I,.. ..ni im viris. sum tue inn .

enough, he brol;e n section from the .1.1.11 -ii breakfast next morning, and

,,t.. the contents with a spoon from the

. .1 1. ....if ri.n Mi.itlfd it. lie was

hlieil iv.-u'ii. - tli'in:in.

Children should be tauglit early to i.i.lr iimkins nroperly, to lay them

oil the table without folding, to handle fori; nicely, to use their knives rarely,

never to mix men k""" " fills, to use a hit of bread in the left hand, to eat soup without "gurgl.n;.'. to drink without noise, to leave their

plates tidy with Kime aim parallel to each other, u leave the spoonH iu the teacup, to pi I none of the contents of the cup Into the tamper, anil huu.lieds of other small hut iinpor. mnt babits.-Mrs. Hoger A. t'rior, if

the Delineator.

Wli. reTlie Cniiivrlc t oini- Trcm. a .r,-,.:,f manv of our finest Hlnp-rs

nave come froni Itl.v and iVance.but

....hi v V..1K t in an uiiunnii .o

.,n... dins iiiro we never

that tlernmny carries on a very huge .-..it.. in the rearihC ad exportng of

eaunries ami the largest cstablishim nt

t 11... world for the nreenmgoi im-.-e

ere'itures Is sitiinted within the no

mains of that empire, away up among the ll 'irtz niouniai ns of Prussia, r rom .i.ic N.wl the few surrounding but much

smaller nurseries no fewer than 130,000

i.iwiu ...... dUiKitelied every year

i'i...1 Kim. ami Canada; while In tin

... I..... ut h.jist 3.00 iro to Great

11.U..I., .....1 biillt 2.00(1 L'O lO HUSSlU

Hurper's llouml Table,

beys, Liver ana iwwcis wiuwuv enine them and it is perfectly free from !- i:AA;ni1Jf) Kiiiist&ncc

Svrup of Figs is for rale bj-all drugcisü in ÖOc nmf $1 1ottlw, but it ih man-?;-.., .i 1.,- Mm California Fi Syrup

Co. onlv, whoso name is printed on every package also the name, Syrup of l'igs. End Sing well informed, you wiU not substitute if oflcreiL

.,....,.. i.c K,t .ifford to lose money on your suDsenpuon uic u.i yw,

We will sena you wcniuiv . .;mn h- Mnwmbfr and December

iÄt delay; and forward it, together wimooo the aaars ',hV tet tin Sd.

Ins: vou fourteen months' tor a year b uu.iipviu... r, inj, vuu mun-v . .-.c nc. the fminon below.

to avoid misuncerstanuniv;. ,ZL T7irtr (elie 15x Inches) Urtwn to ctcbw-

An qu!lt reproJuctlon ,ln II on cr f"Srls(1 called ami is found In aj

niM, tip mnrsanincmuin inaic i;. - -- -

. for the twelve months of 1896, and, In

Christmas Number) issues for 895, if you gl out Ute coupon e-

KnMrwiwincwn"w" V,.""T;;. ..,,,ininr. tnih. Xmu Hoi days, llie enry?"""" JLTX.1 mn.i. thatBTerr

reproductioa cannot dc vom iruoi vuv uiiK.u-" - satisfactory. .,.u bpoveRLY FILLED OUT.

CUT HcKt, ähi wi" wwwr-... .

1 of SM

DEMOREST PUBLISHING CO., no Fifth Avenue, New York.

!ffoyc-ÄÄoÄ lh" "orks "rl arc, UhcJ with BSobcsi-s 1-amii.v Mioiasn during the year.

2?amt,

P. 0- ,

Sfdlf,

the doctor

approve of Scott's Emulsion. For wlioni ? f For men and women who are weak, when they n should be strong; for babies and children who are thin, f whe tbey should be fat; for all who do not get from J X:1??;"7L nnmhme it thev should. Poor blood is f

r,i flio tmnrishmelit thev

LUUl 1UUU1.1V..V

starved blood. You eat ana are on e - tionand scrofula never come when . the -bgete ite

proper food. And notliiLg is oeucr ior mv.u

than cod-liver oil.

Scott's Emulsion

COD-LIVER oil with the taste taken out. It is foi rail

who feel weak, have lost appetite or arc losing

if you ntti it, gtt IU

V, ,h, brttkt ufi cei-lhvr oil at it it trett uf in ven t w

TVO 5IZGS, Wc. 4 fl.t.

SCOTT BONV.NH. ChwUt. NwYcfc.

I'm Iii

Timely Warning. Tin zroat success of tht chocolata preparations of . Ä. UllcWlAfl

hous of Walter EKr oc ww. vcai.u. .- . . 1 .1 a- tu n1f.inrr nn the maTKE

in I JU; nas ieu iu nv .....& - - many misleading and unscrupulous imitations

of their name, laoeis, ana wr' Baker Co. are the oldest and largest manufacturers of pure and high-grade Cocoas and Chocolates on this continent. No chemicals ar used in their manufactures. Consumers should ask for, and be sure that they get, the genuine Walter Baker k Co.'s goods.

WALTER BAKER & CO., Limited, DORCHESTER. MASS.

Iff Intim. yaig "''-. JP

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