Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 13, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 December 1896 — Page 1
Weehty GTnufief
OL. 89.
JASPER, INDIANA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 18.
NO. 13.
AT JAS
iriLfSliKI) EVKKY -.'KIHAY,
,., i; , MllolSCorNTV, INDIANA, MY CLRMENT DOANB, OFFICB. I Coukiki Buildiko ,s West Sixth Sikkkt.
for the Jasper couiraa. My to tb ironn, "Thou art my TO YOLNu WOMEN, brother," and can realise the duty r. Lad) Ouui. ass Tmimi I lutim and 1 1 1 pleasure of sympathy with Th lii.M.f !i roan unmarried wo. ev,'r.v livinK Abore all m
man is tperioaof promise, of hop-, ,;" treoe the progress of the human
and anxiety. It Bhe hau no doli- 'rum us p-mi hi as com-
nite oceupation.she is altogether un- piele development, and learn what
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PRICK OF HUltscKI JTloN certain oi ner iuiure, ana may ue y , ; " ' 11 V '- HmhM Pn.tn.iti ii Jn driven by unforeseen circumstances " X on foohsh enoujh or mad (Vr ,tr. W Num r um,.,,.I. J.. iiMv liivrti()M Her ohanCter enough to think that this is an im'ir,, M , lD proporUon land person may be all that could lie PP" rtudy for a pure-minded BAT B8 OF ADVERTISING. desired, and Hope may Butter nman? f so he is in the depths , ,. tcgj advertisements legal round her heart ami tan her day ignorance and in the bonds f (, tiaM II. tor erst Insertion 5 Wo-Urearas, nevertheless she cannot es uperstitious prejudioe. For this each sabeaquenl Insertion. ..,.,. .1 ' that besets unuer- is n,,t uly her right but her duty
tamt v. lint on- thing she liny do, s"'' ? "dure pother, to know
and her duty to herself demands it noining 01 moinernooaT ne, me
lof her: she can prepare herself for proaueer, 10 ie exciuueu irom sex
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1 . in 1
l- )f veiir.v aHmumiwHw uwi mi wm
l,, !s will In- Biads to regular ndver
, uMMi RC1 l. INDJOB WORK s Qi all Kinds Promptly sad Neatly (H-uiei at 1 m kk a 1, raicas. Ue-invite inspection und business.
pgOFEBHIONAL CARDS. pa, e.j. Ki:iri'. ik. r, m HURLnta. Drs. Kempf & Mueller JASPER, INDIANA.
111 111 1 1101 us Dm tad KIbM.
April IT. Iftfi.'y. FRANK FINK, JUSTICE OF Till: PEACE, JASPER. INDIANA.
Special Attention given to eollec
lions, and prompt
mission expires Nov. 17
.IIIHiml th Ojir Ha
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certain given eventualities; she can ""wicu , m wm ruvnin studv, with th.- interest that a keen ,M' UiU"h to naonka and QUnf, if chess player feels in Ins game, th- t,M'.v but n,,t to t,1,i woold-ba probabilities of th.- moves on life's '"-th.-.s d an imperial race, chequered board, and so avoid a 1 he elnef danger to young womtn 1 A i I fit,'!.. . II .11
checkmate ouinei 01 inir lives is nailery It from the carelessness of her epecilly male flattery. Foolish parents, or from any other cause, naotbe, in their fondness, cocker 1 . " ' .1..., .....!. I...... 1...
hereducation has been neglected or "" miww, iuu uCnot worked on the most useful lines, oey f luP wve showy she must study to make good the fjotnes and ornameoU, compliment deficiency. Every person arrived 1 ,n" to t,l,Mr f'l,,'s- tnd ve, tlie, at age of reflection can do this, he first ta of what may at h-nWth
and many of those most distin- u,M ir r l"ua .wu 1 1 . I ... I : 1 . a
abilities ll,u' K1"" mincing m gut, m It onlv uf"flrting the airs of adttlt vanity.
As they sow they reap, ine gm
under DO COmpulaiOQ to make the mercenary one which leads to miHery. Better a thousand times
better a single life with liberty and independence, than to prostitute body and soul for lift under the lacred name of marriage. London, Nov. 1896. November Distribution of Tsxes. The county Auditor and Treasurer Completed their settlement sheet of taxes collected on Wednesday of last week, and Treamirer Bohnert forwarded it to Indiana
polis that dav. The Auditor made 1
t he apportionment of funds to the several townships as follows :
cradle song. To kImp tbn corn ta sinking, For hoary hang Ita had ; Tl.. tiiuid flowvrn are nhrlnktng Fruiu .UrkiiiHH In their bed. The evening brt-etfi flocking, I.Ike irontlu nireU bluet, Coniu eoftly, eoftly rooking
lb Njrn and fluwera to
Joat M the flowera are ahrinklng, Ho tlmtd, too, art thou, And aa the corn headn Hlnklng, bo noda thy dear btad now. And aoundH of (-vt-nlng winging, I.Ike gontle angi-ln bleat, Conie round thy cradle, alnglng ily darling one tu real. J. Edmund V. Cook.
LABRADOR DOGS.
guished for intellectual have taught themselves.
requires good sense and moral
re
ol ut ion. Hook- and other means
in her teer,S gets a lover, who .1 A A A.. l ! I A t
are cheap and accessible to all, and w"ie" , 1 ' ni two or thrc hours a dav of steady Jfjbrow. s1'" r"xv "ld,r h,'r i 11 .v . 1.. '..i. 1.. - o SDUetlte for tlatterv hecomes eross-
1 ä y 'iirvtatiiiiiiii ii. v.i i.ii'i'i'iiit-. w w
reiurns. i urn-: ,,
1 wm ani oillli; itieasiire a- t-n it io-
tit. if one-thiid of the time devot
ed to useless and pernicious novels
a. a. pwaavar. were apent in serious reading, the NkWKRNBYt s,'x wo,1'i lose the oharge of fiippan1 1
A m , m y cv ami vacuitv tlial is now maoe attorney B SI liaw , l f j( furious reading, too,
IASPF.lt, llil., ffeiK a charming variety: poetry,
nogruphy, travel,
R. M. Mil III KN.
er, and ai lengm, IDSaviaDie. 10 say nothing of others, the practised seducer and we have a large number f that profession in our midst plies her skilfully, artistically, and fools her to the top of hi bent. All this has only one ending. All know it; all foresee it. Vet, like
ros HSHiri AND TOWNS,
( kdumbla, Harblaon, Boon Miel 1 hi n Balnbrids .Marlon Hull Jajatenon Jai kMin .... I'ntoka Kent 1 11 mid Jaaptsr Bunt'ifbtirg Blrdfya
3 ill lit t sr A iv.a ivi.-v fi.fi. m.w I I6M.47 .1 .V,.;i US.S4 IXt.-W UH.Ti l.VW Ci.MN mt.no 1J...': .vin.o suit 4.v; i .4fi.Vi 70.9T ITT.. 'i.'. 77. ; Ml. .in :.7: n7. h( .oh VIO'7 r,2.ti 2. 7.41 .V1.7H IK.11 4&ft.7H .7!V W.74 MM I4.cn; 14.. to MUM ;.l ni VI M.7N I AI 47.7 I an7.( 9o.m in6.4;i .w w.4u 4VIM .04 iVi.H!, i.ii 'n.Pi I75.9S 7.61 1 ly.OO W0.7I 3....( 1M.84 81.: 7'J.ftO 1.4
Tot ul
AVH4 liOK. u:ft2.:a; 4i.ax 7oz.w
Jaapair torpo ration, Jx.tu.57. " w utiT works II. 1,H 7K. Koiei tax irorfcad out. ty'H2.2n. Total road tax, M4SS.U, Dollnqueat IM.7S. Total druwii by Brt , $t JSLtg.
How m Number or Them Went on aa Impromptu Hunt. The dogs of Labrador are Dot only most useful aa draft annual, bot for bunting aa well. A writer in Forest and Stream, who haa apout several seasons in Labrador, relates a rather tbrill-
f iiik e xjiei iem-w who a wuin oi toese
dotrs, who, he says, trot along contentedly enough ao loogas there is no game in sight, but the moment they scent game they seem to conclude that dragging a sled is for them merely a side issue; that their actual missiou in life is to go after the game whenever it is Within range. He says: "A thaw had been followed by a frost, aud tho snow covering the ice on the lakes was frozen hard. &o four of our party got on the sleigh to aave a final drive. They started in great glee, and just as they rounded the first point they saw a flue young caribou buck about 500 yards ahead. As soon as the
I dogs saw it they gave a yelp like a pack of wolves and started liko an arrow 200 'from a bow after the cariboo, which
looked round on hearing the yelp, saw
200 MILES AN HOUR. A locomotive that will run
miles an hour lias hist been anas
ivlAtjarl ul th lt.il.lvi in Iniwrwit;'" Pursue" und flew over the ice, keep-
!. -l. , ii ;i . i i. i ; . i. n i iug in the middle of the lake. When the works in Philadelphia. It is called TT . ... . . T
the "lightening express electric
locomotive. "
Nothing that resemhles it has
Will piaoltBaj la Um Courts of Duboli sad t ij naOonattca. Particular attssitloa tiw KB tC (HllUKStionS. jn. lirril'K -.1 akaon st,, oiioalta tli hsboll County Itmik. Dee. , "fi. m. e. cox,
ilttorney at Law, iANi'Klt, INDIANAi
i ontlna attorney lor the nth Judieiai afford that
Circuit, and ill c.irofully atl.iel to tiny civ il i ,
i.i. . . i.lni.Iti I.i II u u nil, Hill oi. .... ...
to- -troilt. id ! in spayd's ba tiding oa PaMM Bqaari l B, it, Vi-lv
ustory, Dtogrupny, travel, pnuosophy, and all the sciences. There t a t'ii.
ire L'oiden mines in rme-n-h Hiera
tute which have
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ine poet s nrook, uie stream oi uai- em heen eonHtrueted. With this terV ' runs on foreer. ln...mnlivo n mnmA oi 1II mllaaa mm
. - 'motu v m t ivvva j s - out' - uii most important, therefore , . , . rivatelv
would bring Chicago within
hours ride of New York.
It U
re rarely been explop !h:,t 8irU :m' 'uunf omJ,hou? This of our best works he h" Wl areful in the selection ot A l 1 1 i i l friends and acquaintances. Thei ti
I tie race oi me maudlin 1 e
hack" meanwhile, goes on merrily
It is not from such pabulum aa these
The locomotive has the appear-
doga htitrted with a jerk, one of the party was thrown off violently and alid a long
way on the hard mow before be could pull up, feeling redhot from the friction ami gazing wistfully after hia fast disappearing comrades, who cluug to the sleigii like grim death and enjoyed this novel hunt. Of course, there was not the slightest chance of their catching the an mi al, which, instead of making for the buMh on the nearest shore,
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o.vw.iiM rWi itw.ir .iw.iv... mends and acquaintances
"ii n till 'tii in vie ii r-.-. v v . Ii .? J
. ... tin ivn r i w ' 1 are in e i i t
maudlin "lellow- K 7J . . vT : , ance oi an ordinary naggage car. held on iu the middle of the lake, nuht
mat speak us lair. une may r Whfk Imt in the jeut resembling' Bp to tho end, where it took to the oneseli at once ot a worthless honk. fi, ,.,,..;11i l,. ;,. -,ia Thu - - -- ---- i.nnA
iiM um i i k i 'iiiti ;oi "iii"um lis ' u i vf '""n. av i a ui Li a oiiipiu uuu w. a d nvn i i
INDIANA FINANCES. The annual report of State Treas
urer Scholz for the year ending Oct. 81 was filed with the (Jovernor.
These is in the tressury at the present time l525.694.Hy. of which
1200,000 will be used toward the
public debt. The total amount at
the command of the state during the past year was $6,368,112. There was paid in interest on the state debt during the year $232,511.
i he benevolent institutions cost
$923,068; the educational institu
tions $117,662; the siat house $33.870.
The total state debt is $6,920,615,
on which the annual interest i
$224,225.
The common school fund of the
slate now amounts to $5,732,700.
The rejKirt shows what it costs to maintain the several state oflices
under the new salary act : Governor's office, $12,655.07, as against
$13,469.43 for 1895; lieutenant
governor's office, 1,000 as against $1,000 in 1895; secretary of state's
office, $11,607.46, as against $9,-
352.84 in 1895; state auditor's of
fice, $15,109.97, as against $10.800
for 1895; office of Treasurer of state, $8,460, as against $5,580 in 1895;
attorney general s office, $11,693.25, as against $34,668.19 in 1895; office
of suerintendent of public instruc
tion, $9,224. , 3, as against $9,825 in 1895; the state library, $9,391.89, as against $5,595 in 1895 ; department of geology and natural science, $11,339.89, as against $8,839.20 for 1895 ; rejiorter of the supreme court, $6,000, as against $6,345 for 1895; clerk of the supreme court, $8, 325, as against $5,883.57 in 1895.
W. A. Trajrl. . W S. I iiiitwr. TRAY LOU & HUNTER, Attorneys at Law,
JAKPKIt. INDIANA.
the mindi le nourisl
:cr false emotion, and
of sensible
but not
so of
one
a worthies! friend. lv..nl iiionrnnct this one ia consul- found themselves in a difficulty, for it
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nourished. 1 liev tos- . . - . - X ' , vwu me most compieie in ine world. -" mmm
the aY"J r ativamij. v hum m- The fratne is made of ten-inch rolled ?T. "u l'r loty n m B1?n
a i i .1 i i.... 1 1 ua ill I a I icesl 1 1 1 1 is so risKV trial ll .....,.i ..i i 1 uemuu wiem wiui uaawougera. ine
ly quicken higher sentiment or WouU ,h( be altogether half-inch rolled steel plate, cover-
loftv thought. Intellectual taste " , ' ing the entire floor. The
was developed for a better purpose reputation soouia oe aomuteti to a rksiti k tit.. n. wi.i I... ,.f i, young woman's intimacy. Associ-
driver tried in vuin to stop them, and
there waa every probability of broken
iconic itie slavt
trashy three-volume novel.
I he tri rl emerging mt
ation with worthy acquaintances
may ripen into friendship, but the
slow and care-
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n 11 ....,.... . . ti... i . . ; - 1 tr 1 1 . ' 1 1 . . 11 nil 1 1 1 ii 11 1 1 1 1 i v 11 s:i 1 1 1 1 1 'i 1 will 1 ler 1 1 11 11 1 - i
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VI MilllfliMIlllie. . I nvnlA lA.a,.n.. ,.tl .Uli M.IV, ll III.UOI IU IVIIIVII M A
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lit
a . I t Illl'l- I l i
IftUüü BÜLTTNEII,
Attorney at Law,
And Notary IMiblic, iAsslKl, INDIANAi i'iII nnirtiee la the Courts Ot Dubois sat
r iiiiin s, iniii.iini. .inn. '.. am.
F. E. WOODS, D. D. S,
OPERATIVE DENTIST, JASPER. INDIANA. 8.00 CT OF TEETH. S8.00 i.i Orssra aai SjrlAga work BaM rMMas " rialty, laaast uliiaSa af Sltlag artlSctal lattli
Ail rk ifim-mefi-cl T. rin-. Ite-iim''l . Olllt i
vTHturtii ami LS)ril II ar.l wart- lor. USaM 14. Ins -ly.
J. S. STEWART;
II I. 'IV
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dowered with the fatal gift of im'.v ma-v ut ""11-;
i a- o l ... ,i loo in tneiltoii lo lit
1'i.iiiLV. imii .-"iiii uiiiil in i . ir. .
or iiioiiiiuessi v. rnr
Friendship is made hastily
t tie whole
seriously af-
ele rated mUroad in Chicago.
lohn K. Hall, of this city, is in
up with a free fight among themselves.
After extricating them the party re-em
barked and drove uuietlv buck to the
a 1 111 I i Bf I. W - -
kindred. it so now necessary it jml at Jasper, Ind., on a clmrge of'nen. where they repaired du mages,
r. iiliireil lief ire slu- is lit In li.-e. itne
. l.i i it.-. ....... course of life may be
i nil' iiiin itioiiii i , oi itiii 14 WNV a . a 1 i tul member of society. Physical fec!ed ty, it1 F"endfhiP' V1"1
liveliness is faaei tint i nur lnle it a ciasM- a , m ruer, is stronger imm
laltttsj '( it rniirn ifl 1.- , i tu 1 tit.
imount of artificial substitution can nau? w ""uw toe sum ms-inorse-steajing, and has written to supply its place. Intelligence and creTln ? entenug upon it. County Clerk Sauer for a certificate amitbUity. however, never grow . ,f Weildabip rwuiref careful ofhla marriage, as he says the jail old, and a pretty woman without chj kV which is of more im- ollicials will not allow his wife to
these even in the glory of her ",ria" " ' "" 1,11 " " ' a,' 1 u I ,r ('" visit him unless he can prove he is
I
plate is hmbs or necks when thev would strike
an inijKirtant detail, as it gives, the bush. However, they s-xin made up
strength to resist blows in collision.' their minds and dropped off one by one,
I This is the first electric express ; rolling over and over in the snow, or
engine. The few electric locomo- ,oin "nie aisiance away, witb much lives that have heretofore been built dau'aKe to their nether garments and
have all been to haul frieght trains ffin ;"",on .r i ..!.... t i i wnile tl,e dogs, relieved of the weight.
...... iu,. a. .., .in - o Mee. after the deer, and, entering tbe
in.- nt:i is u.t..ieu moiii me WOod8. Hot tana ed ud anion the twwa.
third rail, as on the Metropolitan and, as usual on auch oocasiona. wound
I have been lover's kiss. 1 am glad to
hour. She whose soul i- illumina-
l. .11.. . . .... 11 . ' 1 aa 11 1 aa mar a
v.ii.th isnnlvs nlavthinif f,,r ao!v oni coi.n-s onte. n e nun inarned. I tall and Miss Mamie
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III. IN IIM'
related their adventure and wrote it
down iu the club's logbook.
Nature a Cold Storage Uooaa. In the vslley of the Petchora river, which flows from the Ural mountains
can neither ove at will.
esteem from reflection.
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Led ami beautified can afford to dis- r,,m , lamas satth ,.. ,.,,,..t i,. ,...,i..r- ,,.i lve nor refuse to
Mini an ! other deceits. Hninwinir I'"v"-t,' can neither be bought nor
in mirut and nnti.n.1 in l.niv ..sohl, härtere.! nor
......... Ina. ... k.i. .'i As the proverb says :
esteem by her candor and virtues.
I ler charm
bargained for.
Love is the
loadfctone OI love." And this is
t .1 f..l
,,..,..r.1 ,.,,,1 ; il. ""' ""-i P"c.nn lea.sous
vening of life she is as dear to her :' Kiri should guard against
III:
into tbe Arctic ocean near Nova Zern
Russell were married Sept. 2, by b,a- there is a state of things which is
Rev. T.
mercial.
Illllb OI HIV fllV C Hi' 11" III I 1 I 1 i . , . . . band as on tbe rnorning of their Quince acquaintance, lest she he-
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eproach to young women that they ..""- - -v I , . 7 V 1 , , : ate the ornamentation of their lni fn,,m ll''' i.rtM'o,nn,un;hi,l at M. 1'at.l. He preached 1
atatiaa an much higher than that .. Bnon a,ul u"'""ii.v ni.sen.ey-,.iasper many nines.
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stow it on sonic one unwordiy of it.
"What to Hat" is the name of a monthly published at Minneapolis by ex-Senator l'ierce. What all the republicans in Huntingburg w ant is pie. Huntingburg News.
Kev. Aaron Turner, a well known
is
in
I'. .
RESIDENT DENTIST,
loath iiit of PaMta Sqaara, Bpayd Bleak.
lAsJPBtt, - - INDIANA
Operations lntelasi as reeommeaded -ill work guaranteed. Specialist on
I r 11 an.l Brides work.
I lr.'-ly.
DEXTISTK T
Dr. R. A . M HltV.
Resident Den ist,
II 'V'I'lTNJ'ITIrf. 1IVI1
- ' -aa Aiia.sjJiJ lasTa am a "a as
their minds le all the
that thev spend near- OU!S' uul " ' " r .ti aa I inn ilotlt b
rll 'IIa' I 1 1 iii 1 1 hi 11,
time and money they
1 1 j at 1 man ine untvt
is constant.
and deeper
than the grave. retched are they who bestow without receiving:
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vi,!.. itri.t ... 1. 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 f 1 . . 1.
- 1 ai i. . I .1 r.u
because I I 1
girl who coniempiaies marriage
e the reproach lies still 8hould ,M' "vU red ihM she posthese. Thev ask furr a ical one and that it is
for empty upon them
Tentlen lii profeaaloBal sen let
'-i 1 any w..ti m tin dental Una, mm "ttlllaei tu ifive ll his elnaual i.tteiition
"W plSt work peeittlly milleitel, mel al. wi mrsatad. Apr. IS, Nat
till.. I. ..1.1
........ . Usui 1 1 a.. O'o'h Noti. Tie- snrstfaeii, I rastes 1 .an dg t.isii hip. Dubois couiiiv, n 1 1 ai
ml . I.llsliirsx ..it i'iii I
''UK V, ... .1. I. ... I ll . .1
. i ' " ' "' 1 rii in 1 b mi iii 1 ""oi Mum street l,..u I. i.a.il. .,.
II.O. i i .... ...
', oi Jii.er. I lie 1ihm,k,i( I.i 'ry au,l liuliunH S. I i Mil I'mh iks ill - min
a?' Iiluah 8auuui. f iiaatiM Auf. IS, 185-y.
Vet we know thev do this
the niaiontv of men prefer it
uul therefore
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1 11 1 I .. . iL., UamaiulUHi . Ol I Ilg eist! llltl II1IIKC IMM1lolls and thev get them; toi empty n 111 , 1 .11 ded life hapiiv, or even endurable
to highly strung natures. And that it may not be marred in after i:c. 1... Amum ........:.., ....
,1 .1 11 -,i ,,, 1 ' f UV illiv nun 01 mihi imii, 01 iiientlv flooded with such. 1 .,..., t . ' . 1 ... i 1 1 ( 1 ,,.. by ineompatibi itv of temper, she We live In I world ot beauty ; , , 1 . J i ' if a
snouiu reiuse to eiiKaize nerseii 10
taint
in hers.
practice the habit of
cheerfulness from childhood. It is
not to mate at all titan to
he.'idctl women w in l
- - - a
before the honeymoon is over, and
the matrimonial market is cones
us.
I.iiimli. nla. ,i.a tiawl 11 I. 11I 1 Hi 1
1 r 1 1 1 I i y t 1 " ' a " 111 1 ' a HI'"OIU 1 al . 1 1 a- i. .. ....... ... 1 H ft"' worthiest man if any evil
. uinirp in .-I i ii.- ,11 . . . 1 , I-, . , . . .. ta ii 1 ,11, .... is strong in his family or mil ni'urv ni'irvi. is 11 si il ii lile tiro- .
11 . .1 . i .i- ... . 't. ..r and should practice the
oiein. i miner is ;t oeiini, ii ih
tO ft I ' . , , , i , ., , . 1 , , , , 1 ,,,,.. 1 1, t I f VI' I. 1 ! 1 1 .
1. IMII. I' I. .11 I 1 I . .IL. t. ... . .... . .. . MIHI ' . la, .(fair
a A a a al... ....I..-.. ..I "'
not yei oe ueua.e 111 msni o , .... , .. . , J , 1 ' . , i ;i produce c iMdren cursed with heredife itself, we may understand its ' . 1,1 i I I . 1 itary dist ase ; better never to niarrv irgarusm, and gradually unfold the L. ' . .....
a 1 . I 111. ill 111 1 1 1 i 1. i iu iiiiiriiut; an.-.
ci"-ses 01 iuniire. i io'iii . ,
,oin I0i.sville Com-' B,,ractiu tho tien of naturalists
ana is only one more example of how
judiciously nature does her work when her primitive conditions are observed. Thia valley haa a sturdy growth of crowberries, cloudberries, cranberries.
any number of small fruit bearing plants, with heath moss and lichens, Bomo of which bear seed and fruit in great profusion. An eminent ornithologist, in the course of his researches in this locality, slopped for a little time. There were millions of acres covered with these growths. The arctic summer has a perpetual sun, and tbe indigenous plants and trees grow and develop witb great rapidity. The summer comet suddenly, and with it innumerable birds of all varieties, but tbey come to what aeemi a barren waste, for there is nothing viaible but snow and ice Within 34 hours, however, this frost bound region changes its appearance. The snow dis-
olvea, the ice melts away, and nature's
bounty stands revealed. Tbe autumn mows fall here and cover tbe plants, with their loads of fruit, keeping it in the most perfect condition until the springtime, when it furnishes food for
I the millions of birds tast make thia
their summer home. New York Ledger.
LINES TO A BLOTTING PAD. Thou kindly txiroui ptaaSwf for tin- Ilia OciMMtoned by th Ink a poet arilila, AliH.irli iinte thyself Ina in mv i i .11 Ami hiiiiik Ms v.-rau whertt rliyiimur rhythm halts! Yet n. i.rith inc thy t'.'i retentive touch Appropriate In (matting ove rturn h, l'ray I ava a truon of what he would Imply Were thought but fne BaW lull ill lowed t.. dry, In former tiniea they BS " nkt.-.l ovit the HUIld To HM-aep It off and let Um WPtttof atttnd, Wbilo nowadaya a line is h ir ly writ Er we regret anil ata k to aller It And xs nil In Mneiiilntlott no mu. h pains
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KfW York Chlnraa Ouartora. There is one feature of New York amusementa that is wholly unknown to
"Inkwell nearly lost hia job on the tni" Chinaman, aud that ia tbe concert paper yesterday. " garden. Tocongregata in a public place "How wus that?" jto drink intozicatiug beverages, listen "He handed in an account of the osuou music and watch vulgar athletic sports and said one of the win- display ot the human figure, to be ners of the foot races was messenger waited upon by young women of more boy." Wash i iid ton Times. ;than questionable character, to take part in profane and obscene talk, all When Nero mads his artistic tour aa this is beneath tbe dignity of a China a musician and actor through the citiea man, and nowhere m the Chinese quarof Ureeee, morn than 400 crowns were ter. from beginning to end, can rach a I "cat owed upon him, and when be re- place lie found. But they are found on turned to Home he decreed himself a the Bowery, and Hermans, Irishmen, triumph and entered the city with these Italians and Jows fill the places to the crowns borne in solemn procession. doors. Helen F. Ulark in (Jenturv.
Youth sad Aft. She was beautiful. Her hair was golden, cheeks like the ripe peach, and phe rode her cycle like a epaeen. "How gayly you laugh and sing," said an old lady who was returning in her carnage. "Yes," said the young lady, laughing, "I am going out on the road. 1 am commencing life. I am to have such joy ! Hope and joy are ahead. Will you go with me? I am young. I will show you handsome young men. You shall hear how sweetly thev will
talk! You will hear them talk of
love! You will see them smile and
hear them say sweet things in my
ear. i ome :
No," said the old ladv, "I am
too old. 1 have listened to thisi
sweet tale of love ! 1 have had a 1
this happiness of life.
loved. I have had a
Then I saw love die. eome back home."
"But I am young," pleaded the
girl. "Come and you shall see tue
handsomest men bring nie Sofssasj, and sing and sigh under my win
dow. You shall see us married and see us live such sweet, happy
ives. " "No, my child," sighed the old ady, "I am too old. I have sien
all this. I have seen love blossom and die. I have come back to the grave. Huried are my babes. But
will not discourage you in your
youth, (to and see this life. Kn-
oy flattery and listen to the sweet
songs of love and hoe. Life is worth living. Bon Voyage."
The law w hich ISupt. (leeting, of
mblic instruction, is going to have resented for the consideration of
the next legislature, if passed, will
bring a marked change in the school system of the state. The proposition is to centralize the system by putting the gran ing of licenses to teachers in the hands of the state superintendent of public instruction, relieving the county superintendents
of that duty. It is believed that such a change would result in raising the standard of teachers in 8.me counties, and would provide against the ignorance of some of the county superintendents. If the ftower to grant licenses is put in the hands of the state superintendent of public instruction, it will lie neces
sary for him to employ at least three assistants to examine the papers submitted. It is proposed to charge a fee of 50 or 7.r cents to every person who submits papers for examination, and to have but six examination? a year, which shall be con
ducted bv the county superintend
ents, who will afterward send them
to Indianapolis for examination.
Indianapolis Sun.
The Couribm advertisers are letting down the price (bars into the field of bargains,