Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 13, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 December 1896 — Page 8

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their wronn doing,

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man or reihe i roinister a?8tsts to he popular, I' um ",,t ivv; u1m'.v God tod denounoi wrong. 1 beard s minister onoc sajr bt never mm an vt hing against Un Ifiootl men, and thf.v sjj liked Kin, and when lit lef t A certain town thai tin- saloon ' .ii.l . ri ii iili il 1 1 1 1 1 1 and

rs during tue ii j . J all Jj m -iv mnd up quit purse ol money w Ml not nan,- is (! ""T " to 1

President's Annual Address, at Dubois County W. C. T. I. Convention. My dear sister-: I feel that a should be very thankful ami BSsCh one lift our hearts in DMiM to God in praise for hi goodness toward-

us m nianv things tliirunr tlie I i-i

ear. But first

thank- to him that

missing from our lists liuOf the last annual meeting. Wt ihould eaeh one ask, 0 Lord, what MB I spared for, teach nie my whole duty At our state convention there warsuch a long list of promoted ones; many valiant soldiers had lain down their work and OM home, but did not 0 empty handed. tod certain l v has a work for eaeh of u to do, so let us eachpern van in our eSorts the nod work- in which we have 01 listed. We should try to d ' more in our department work. The women's christian temperance union has over forty departments of work. While we are not ahle to take up all of them, we can take up nianv. We often feel discouraged and

think it so little that we can do, but

dear sisters, (ioi will hold us

!...tn itc their business. ) IM course

they liked him. why shouldn't they f i Are we not commanded to cry aloud and -par4 not? Will noi thoM saloon men appear io judgment tgainst that minuter? I h God give us men. or rather ministers, who bar Chat rather than man. We have in the n ition fifteen thousand SJperintendentS of departments; I great deal has been accomplished in closing saloons and closing places of business. The ministen too, ire moffl ready to denounce the crime than ever before before Another good institution is the lladley ! Industrial school for girls. 1 have not time to tell you much about it i t o urse von Sil know that Mr

ddison lladlev and wife donated B

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the children. There is the Loyal Temperance Legion, sod the orphan's home department, are have neither in ourcountv. There should

be a L. T. L. In every union, a honip r:11"' ha that

M VVWVJ - - said that "all the vagabonds in the world, begin in neglected childhood." Kx-president Hayes Iptly called the forty-live hundred Jails in the U. S. schools of crime, be. cause boys and men are there herded together hy the government. God setteth the solitary in home-.

for tin

which they have tw -ut it, all bappi as the t i i i I, I -

ing cost about 2 " . they have not vet been able to meet the expenses of the building and other work. Bach county is requested to

a tree will ottering in any wa thev see lit, and for ward to

them by the first of January. Fol this purpose we have Appointed a 'committee, composed oi one from each union. Bach is to getall sht can and we will forward the same, iriving the union, church or individual the credit. We trust that no 'one will refu-e to aid those that

The keynote of protection for friend- have been appointed, tor there is i, MM children is a bright home which more worthy cause, none that will thev mav further bnchten. Wei i complish greater good. 1 have

should look well to the children, for in them lies our future, either for good, or for bad. Through our superintendents we have L. T. L. in the public schools, but still are

have to watch ind see nosi lar it is carried out, but it is now a law in most all the StaMS, and only a matter of time when it will be in all. In the Demorest Medal contests we have done good work with one county superintendent and two locals, hut every union should have an efficient local SUpt. We are glad to know that our county ranked only third in the state ; we felt very proud of that, hut we hope to do mod) better the coming year, and rank tir-t, and carry oft the banner ah'teh our state superintendent will award. There should be a cot test class in each district in the count v.

The press work we consider ot great importance ; we certainly need more superintendents in this dpattaneat, we should not rest until we obtain and maintain a column in each county paper. In this way we Maj reach many a home that .a t t .1 P

otherwise woulu not know ot our

work. We should all thank one editor in our county for his kindness for a whole column for so long in his, one of the lest papers in the county, even through this campaign year, when no other editor thought he could do although we had nthei promises. We believe that every white rihbon woman appreciatesthis favor and kindncs-. and that

all should, if they do not, patronise the paper that has our column in it We also believe that (iod will bh any man that is not afraid to do what is right. We hope now M th political OOnMst i- over, that more of our editors in this county, will hearken to our pleadings, for certainly the press is a great factor in moulding public opinion. Our motto iw small tavors gratefully received.

and larger ones in proportion. It we cannot get space every year in a

whole column, that is if we cannot get all we want, let us take what w cm get. but let us keep a singh eye on the printed page, and reeolvt

tnat we replace some ot the para

graphs dripping with suicide am minder by clean, strong and help ful words that shall help toward i

better me. aow it an our women should set their minds upon thi-

work for a year there would le great

advancement. Sabbath observance is another department of woik that we could and should take up Then has been mueh accomplished along this line throughout the nation, but we as a county have doTM but little. My sisters are we afraid to do our duty? Qod has commanded us to remember the Sab bath day to keep it holy, if we do how many of us speak out against Sabbath desecration. Are not even some of our ministers afraid to say very mueh Upon this SUhjeot, Dur-

the last year I heard twwisters discussing their

not tune to dwell on all the depart ments. but we certainly should try to do more the coining year than we have done in the past. Cast in our mite, yield not to disc uragemente. How often do we have it said to us that we are doing no good, not accomplishing anything, or hut little. We should try the harder, ren embering that (iod is our judge He knows better what w e are doing than our enemies do. We as a -täte have Accomplished much, and Dubois coiintv ha- helped in that.

for which we should thank (iod and more fully trust him. This has been a hard year for our cause hut we have won many victories. Our state organization is in better condition socially, intellectually, ami

financially than it has been fori

nianv vears. Our state del t has

been cancelled this Kali bv our ener

getic and efficient teeaeuxer, so sh has leen promoted to the highest oHiee we have the power to be-tow All the rest of our state offioers did equally as well. We felt loathe to give up our state president, but she R IIa S

thought she could not serve us long er and declined relection. We havt i new treasurer but ire believe i

very able one, and fully alive to our i

cause, so we nave no tears on le i part. I hope that our county and local treasurers will do all in their lower, for they an the key-beam upon which she has to stand Ileal isters let us In-gin a new year with full determination not to give up

the -hip. And it the .Ma-ter spares

us may we each prove faithful, or il we are called home may we be reads S .1 1 1 14 i . k ' 1

to near me welcome piauuu, ei i

lone."' e are lighting sm in ali

its forms, but the leading sin of OUI

nation to-day is the lhpior trallic. and the lipior tratlic to-day has te come a political ouestion. The

liquor trallic is dominating UnAmerican parties to-day, it predicts the election, rules or mi-rules out beloved nation. What is the Christians duty? Our bible teaches that there must be no compromise with evil. Duty then is ob

vious ; we must come out from among them. The reproach of the christian church to-day is that by united action, she can SUppieas the liquor traffic and does not. The church stands to-day with piping mouth and idle hands, wondering at her empty pews, while red handed alcohol leads immortal souls to ruin. This h not only a moral question, the liquor trallic is a spiritual enemy as well, and the bibbreads in Proverbs 24 ; XI. XII, If

HOMING PIGEONS, POINTS FROM FANCIERS ON THESE INTELLIGENT BIRDS.

Careful OI. r. ri ItrrUrr That the ltlrU fly by Sight The tour I'utnU la Homing rigrooa Whlrh Fan Irr t'uaalUer of Trim Importance. What the pceulinr Rift ii which M ad. the piRvon io return to ita hoiuw from jjreat diataiioea u a matter upon which uuthontua dinaifree. The n general opinion among thoa who know BsrtiUSM e.f the nubject ii that the bird fl by night Joue. Thin theory would ueeiu to be borne out hy the fact that the bent and moot highly bred of racing birds have frequently been lost in tho London fog. The fart that instinct i unerring and that the homing pigeon not only frequently em, but exhibit at tteS great indicision an to the correct courtte for him to pursue, wenig to prechule the idea that he in governed solely by instinct. The theory which in meet g n. rally Hccepttd is that the bird is gifted with remarkable eyesight and also w ith a memory for lundmarks which ii superior to a similar faculty in any other animal. That the bird possesses a high order of intelligence is shown from the fact that homers which have become lost in a pses will frequently return to the riom in whic h they have Is en kept at the starting point of their speed test. Iu selecting homing pigeons fir racing purjioets even the Inst fanciers often pick OUl birds us most like racers that cannot fly 20 miles without becoming Msk The meanest, BNS scraggy looking bird, without a single good point, smietiuus leave its handsome competitor, who is, to all appearances, perfect ill pliysicul proHrtions, far iu the rear. Still, fuucit-rs look with iuterest at four points in a homing pigeou which are considered of prime importance. The first of these is, strange aa tbe fact may aprx ar to a novice iu Ihs urt, the eyp. Mr. Murr, one of the foremiwt and most successful of Americau fanciers, has this to say of the ey' : "The white eye may mean the cuniolft, und, if so, indicates that the bird will fly high, have great endurance and wing power. If the eye is dark, tbe head round and the beak short and close Utting, there will be a prepondcrunci f the owl type, and the result will be that the bird will fly later at night than any other type. But, whatever tie- c haracter of the color, the ball rnifi extend beyond the line of the head and te so placed that the bird should have a view of what is behind us well as before it When a bird returns from a journey ovtr much new territory, this protrusion of the eyeball is greatly increased, h'jwing to what a great strain the lowers of

vision have been subjected." While Mr. istair, in common with oth r succe ssful American fanciers, pays little or no attention cither to tbe site or shape of the In ad, this poiut is the secouci at which BaSQfSM fanciers look with interest. It is geuerully conceded

that Um shape makes but little difference. The skull may M flat, long and narrow, or high, short snd wide, but it must have room for the brain, und for a large Irani ut that, Of else the bird is not conside red a like ly cunclidate for racing honors. Gn at stress is laid on this organ by all H- Igium and Holland fanciers, but in this country the feature

is almost entirely overlooked. The BSMJSt should be broad and is of a

great importance as the wing. A liar-

row chested bird can fly no great distance' without exerting the musrlis which give fullness totbe breast tieyond their endurance. The wings and tail should both be exceptionally long, as the tail a'-ts as u rudder, and the shorten wings require much added e xertion for the same- umouiit of flying. The color of a pigeon has no signifi

cance, but the rule iu breeding is to cross tbe colors whe n practicable. Even the liest Ind of the homers

require most careful and intelligent training before they are entered in races. While the physique of the bird is we II developed at the age of 10 weeks, it is thought best to give a considerably lnnge r tune for the brain to devedop befon the bird is trained for the work which lie s ahead of bim. At the age of 4 months the first trial trips may bei made-, and he is then flown from distance s of Is tween 2 and UO miles ut in

tervals of two or three days apart. Many birds are lost in these trial trips, and those which return safely from the looser trial trips may be considered tit to enter iu the young bird races. The short st of these is 100 miles in length, and birds ure uot supposed to w flown more thnii DO miles before taking part in the spe-ed trials. For the young birds the system of training is supposed to accomplish two wide ly different results. In tbe first place they Mask the young bird to return to his loft, and in tbe second they develop the muscles and prepare them for the hard work which the races will require of th. in. Training trips for older birds are made with the sole view of getting their muscles limbered up again and toughened for the longer race s. Chicago Chronicle.

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BEST GRADE IN THE STATE OF INDIANA. They also want your rWHEAT And pay the Highest Market Price in Gash. Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times.

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teravtiie, on forterarilka ami In rua.l, on Satunlayn uf i ;ie-h w. e-i

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misineBae to preseol It oaKnturelsy. CmBMM ile'siiinjr I'oolta f rum the- Toanutu Ubrsry, r. notified that the Librarra k-t by Win. MrllarriH, in Purtersvills, N. B. CoSfHAVi Truste .' Aug 7, 1HISI y. Marblaoii gTraatosVa N ot let Neitirc in he-reliy gives that the ntnlerakraed, Trassee of Harbseon toamabip, will att ind to toe nebip boainjcei on Ha Sai'irclay of the year, at my otfice, sml Hr.-eons havinif towiiflnj. I.u-i n. -trriicae't are ri'nuirecl to present it tuliiin im Beturdsye. rhu aiisisslilp liliieiji will i- kmy horns in iisyswills. Indiana Sehexil Hook." are tor aalc by 1 1 mr Roebrsehoeeh in 1 1 s - A lain llurkerin Kellcrville-, Indiana. John Skit., A-.ig. :;o, is . . TrastM Uoliimbia Townifbip Tru tw'n Notlsoo, The eaderaigeed, Tnastoe of Col tp., Doboia county, Ind., uill atteudH roeiiip besinesa at ua reaidetsoa "d ivery Battt relay, ami .rMons havi aii-Iiii till i SS tj ti. n-.. t arc r? uefteJ to j.rvM-nt il uu thul day ol Li se'k. The To nehip Lil.rsrv in kept in tfticf of the Trustof, where Uiovr M titled cau obtain InMiks. K. 1. Smith, TruM.

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artic le I e vi r wrote and de-strove-el waa

thou forbear to I hem that are drawn bette r worth reading than any inte rview Io death, thene thai are ready to lie with me that ever was tnihlishcd. I

FELIX LAMPERT Agent for the Empire Drill. S acker State Drill. Keystone Corn Husker Fodder Shredder.

Blount's True Blue Plows. Manufacturer of WAGONS AND BUGGIES. Repairing of all kinds.

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UMthodisI sgsinst uod as evil intent. I his tnininterV world is ciur shiKTe of action, and

would like just once to intervie w myne If, Kt as to show the peiemibilitii H of Haj intc Mie w." Pliiluelelphis Lel(er. Tin- f. ip tSSSI "t lmtwoor three em MsSJNstie in aim , s. Dni' in ujf"c hted by Hs asSSsei Its. eisllset SISS proliably originate el by its color. Hlae among flowers IS geeersllj asMciattcl with the tender pMSSBsS)

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This is tho hwt market snd nun Is tho best hntio io ship to. Ws msko lihrrsl nctvsnra on (tiii'lunm. nt 1te-lls w hsvo iwtu-r feu'illties Ihsn nthcr house. In hsTlnsr msuy Isnte fartnrlfn to miplv. Wc ftvt yrtn the too price nii.l ny sot e-sjih , ue.l In Irsch'. Nu travi'Uug ssrenui. Hhlp all your wool and farm produce dlre-ci to HBRNDON CARTE R CO.

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Mrs. C. Hochgesangs "or N Main 14ih St-.. .iMper.Ind Th" paMk are Invited t csJl i",: Inspect my new goods, of all kiu iana Issjun m y vry Low PHe8 ! Tor everythinp. My stock of rtsp groce ries and dry goods is WWSJ tip with the host. mUNTUY PRODUCI WANrt1 it the highest market price. Mrs. C. Hochgesang Apr. 6, 1894.

faults, and they Haid his chief ftmlt t,,ro 88J888 for idlenens, for In 12 days tin e the elistancs tietwoeo was he told them too much of their the avenues ot knowledge tire many jleff VorW and tit Pcteraburg may be wrong doing, he denounced Sunday ond witlp Oft. I traversed.

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