Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 41, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 June 1897 — Page 7

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL uCr u(ti.iiil l.t'KMoii for Jnn e. rniml l poii: hill t -Hum ittn--i. Arr-uw l f j um IYIouIh4's Note. 0OIPKM T i:T.-lt Ih nri li'llln - to Mt H -f n , ii"r to ill Ij. I. Wim nur utij tiling ii,T"l thy uroUi.T .-(unit. I, tu Rom. Hi iHM WOCTIoN -UuJ cUajitiT 1 and 1 Corinthians I. 1 ! M I . Written early In the spring of A I 6 PUAOK Winten to the rnun h at K mu lr, ,u CoHBUI, .'it tin ClOM 'if lh- : ir months' "esUicwe tit. re "f Acla: 3. I.K8HON NOTK8 I. Rome IlitlUiult I'robleroa of l i arlj easl "i ' Im Modern Stan u.- Two (it throw practical problama mm referred to in tee earl perl of tin- ebapter. First. Tin" ih-kI ion of what it Wfl I rl I 1 to eat. TIm etuiroti consisted i' .imn sad Geatilee, wee were btoiujbl up uneerdi fiferenl Influenced ami iremonlela, sum' tile only vegetable food, others felt that iluy SOU id at iiuv kind of (Ood tliev pleased iv. :.'). HoBOOdi A similar quest loo among thoaa who bo )iefd it right to rat animal food was whether it wax right to eat Beek that bad boon offered to idols. Third. There was u question of Babbath observance 5. i). We ar- to rt'tiieiiibiT thol at this time the oeren tb day wu kept by the .lows, ami the tirM ilay of the week the Christian, both JeWI nml (ientiles. Some kept one inv, SOSM 'he other, end some both. It was not a question w In lher ihe Sabbath should DO kept, lint which dej should bo tho Boh both est. II. The Holy True Solution. The l.iiw of Love. The method f settle meet i that employed oil through the Bible, f toying down general prin eipie.s, and not definite rule ami eommanda. Wo naootoppl) the same prla ciples to our modern problems. Kirnt. The Law of Love, freely Granting Liberty of t'oiiKi ienee. Vs. 10-13. 10, "Why doat tboa judge thj brother?' The word "Judge" bore does QOl mean form an opinion," for everyone must do thlo of many pemono and thing, it meano to Impute Wrong motives, to put tbO worst ami not the best Construction on the notions or words of others. "Bel at nought thy brothers" Aa if ii hod no conscience, no rifdit to decide lor himself, iis if be were unworthy of confidence. "For era shall nil stand." te.s As l brist said: "With what judgment ye judge, ye ahall bo Judged." II. "For it is N ritten," in Isaiah 45: L';t. 12. "dive

neeoiint ot lnmsell: l no Hook of ihm life will be opened, mid every net. Including Ids rnnsorlnns Judgmenta of otlirrs. will be osti before (Jod

See n. The Law of Love Befuses to Put n8tnmbling Blooh in the Way of )t hero, - s. 13-15. "But Judge this rather:" ; That ih, turn your Judgment to yourselves, ami kcc to it that by your UN of yonr liberty do not cause others to fall into Kin. 14. "I know, nml am persuaded:" In reference to different kinds of food, or food offered to Idole, There is nothing unclean of Itself. The food does not etJeel the spirit, or the character, (Off good or evil. If one had to do only with himself, there would be no difficulty whatsoever. "But to him thai ss J teemeth anything to be unclean, to bini it is Unclean:" Because in eating i it, he jroes agfalast bis sense of ri,dit, i mid defiles his conscience, just as much naif it were really unclean. It showaa want of principle. is. "if thy brother be gi'leted; Injured, hurt; this word eXpresSeO the painful ami bitter foaling produced in ! the heart of the weak by the opeeoeclt of t he free and bold rating Of the st roiig. 1 "Destroy not," etc. 1 sy tempting liiiti to sin. by our example or per suasion, and especially by ridiculing him, as narrow, bigoted, puritanical. Third. The I.aw of Ive Qaina Its ' Victorlea by Putting the Highest Things First. Vs. 17-21. 17. "For:" lo not lay such stress on Ibis freedom f yours as to eaoaa a bianeh in the cboreh, for eating and drinking are n A the principle of that Kingdom which yon hope to inherit. Bui there are some things absolutely essential ! i "righteousnesa" In heart and life, capo eislly duties toward man. "peace" M i t la

I OH and man, "ami joy in the Holy B It it, pure. Heavenly joy. 10. "Follow after:" Willi nil your heart, letting no such outward matten nt food and drink interfere with your teai hin;- tine goal. "Tbiiu.s w hieb make for peace:" In the church. sntOttg Christians. "Edify another:" Build up character and Chrlstinn lifo, aa a t tuple is budded for I bid s indwelling, or a house for true Hiring. 11, "It is good." Honornble. uoble, worthy. There is nothing, eacepl w bat is honorable. I'nul means, in abstaining when we uticri flee our liberty ti charity, We not only have UbOTty to -at, we lmve sJio liberty to abstain from "Otlng. "Nor to drink wine:" Will you not (five npa p.wtr ticklingof the palate, an Bawholesome tingling of the brain, to Pesette your nation from a blighting degradation? Mot long ogu lhare was n't explosion in n colliery, by which n0 miners were suddenly hurled amid rttattorad rnlna Into horrible death, it was i nosed by n single miner, who bad opened bis safety-lamp to light bis I' pe To that pipo were saerilled 400 precious lives of fathers, hnsbnnds nnd Sons. Tbc social atmosphere around us n full of ihr OKploolve firedamp of loteniperanee. Total nbstincnee is our nffty-Uunp, Fnrrr. Ibei ty does not prerenl anyone from Ming decided opioiona, nmi speaalng w them, and argtrtng for them. UbaHy sot indifference. lACTtCAt aTUUMWlOWl

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AGRICULTURAL HINTS ABOUT transplanting.

BADLY-NEEDtD REFORMS. a Cnmsjtotat from ohm Whteai nttas m nooteea amtoa, hen 1 1 1 a ,1 o r t ihio's roads 1 w inlt that 1 might be an autocrat with law ut my baoh m change Umloeatlon of roada st my WJIL Take, for instance, therud that climbs ever the bill at Fig. 1. How rery onmmon thai b in our part of Ohbi up the heavy hill must llioiismidn und millions of weary horses toil with pleasure carriages and heavily loaded wngoim. That hill not only means a Urs 00 ras climb, but it means more frequent trips, why? Beoause the load must be regulated not to conform to

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no. l the draft of the oolcr parts of the load, but to the draft of the bill. '1 hat means much whi n the- farmer is taking his grain or his wood or his hay to mar l.i t. Now ami then some accident happens and a horse is hurt or h wacon demolished or u man killed in going Iowa the hill. If a record could be kept of the casualties of the century on some of these hills it would appall the traveler, 'f not steep enough or long enough to be dangerous it is yet n waste of muscle to draw loads up the one side merely- to hold them back from rushing down on the other side. Fig. i also shows how b abandonina

the straight line up over the hill the I of1en a little protection w ill be of ma road may circle about the foot of it and t,"ri'11 ,,HP- 'n,is m:ii' given either make nearly a level stretch and often I bv drawing little mound of earth the curve around the base of the bill is TOUnd pUml with the hand when not greatly longer than the curve over the transplant ing is tbrne or by covering the bill. A pail handle is no lorgei wi,h u lure uaf uf M,,lle kil"1 for a day or two.

When the weather is hot and the sod la dry it will be best to water for two or three nights after setting out. Al- ; iraya am water that has bad the chill taken off and thoroughly wet the aoO round the roots. St. Louis Republic

nana of the Impaeieal Poaam w ai, o Mut ul lie Neglectedi here nje three essential Items to b amkad after in tram planting. liny Sie pnddiiag, DOmSSaStiag und protn tmgi A failure to give either properly will affoot the growth of the planta. When pnmorlj dooo paddling bi prefer able to watering, The soil usedmpneV Auhg should bi a ridi loam. If in addition one tiiird of it is well -rotted ami fined row manure or good commercial fertiliser nil the better. Dip only a few plants ut a time, no tliut the roots of each plant can be well covered 0 Ith UM rich mmi. Mean the hole barge enough and deep enough to tuke in the plant without bend big or twisting the roots. 'i he depth that the plant ahoaM be net will depend upon the wry it has gtown; generally it will be safe to set the plant low n to the lirst leaf. W hen grow n thick in a oloSS b.-d the plants often make u long, spindling growth, and if not set deep u good percentage of thciu Will die. Compact the soil elose around the roots. The roots must come in close contact with the soil or tlie plant will die It is too often the case in transplanting that a lüde is made with a sharpened stick, the roots of the plai ts are dropped in, the soil is peOOOOd around the stem of the plant with the point of the stick, w bile the roots barely touch the soil, if they touch it ut all, ami the plantsdie. When the weather is warm nnd the soil rather dry, in many cases it will be a help if the plant bed is thoroughly Watered two or three hours before taking up the plants. It will be beet to take op the plants nnd Pet them out late in the evening. Thii v. ill gie them all night to recupcrato from the change. When the plants have been growing la a elose, protected bed it is quite a t hange to set them out all alone and

OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.

The mM popular brreelct is fb all ', beit g in gold chain at tern w ith gems set iu at iiitcrvuls. Never ant water that is not perfectly fresh. Water that has bet n fandin;, over night in a bedroom, kiudien, or any up irt merit houhl be thrown out. for floating germs have nettled in it, uml it is dangerous to health to make ne of it. Tea ami coffee should always be made with fresh water.

Mrs. Lanrltt'a violet farm at llaadanr broo!. pay.s her handsome d:ideiids Beginning with cue small g!a.s.s-covered pit, ahe now has a dozen large greenhouses and is not able to fill all her or tier-, effefj with these. The fflajahl are exquisite in sie, color and fragrance, the single ones being aa large us small pan- .es. The legislators of the Argentine Hepublic have introduced n law v. hieb says that after the firvtday of January. 1Vj7. every male from the age of 20 to 60 shall pay a monthly tax till be inar-rii-s. t elibates of eitla r se w ho without legitimate motives reject the adlr. ws of him or her who may asj ite to her or LLs hand must pay the sum of MW piasters for the bem lit of the person refused. Nervous prostration is almost as fashionable now as the grip. The inveterate "tea" gOOr, a ho has average 1 three or four of thOOS exhausting functions in an afternoon, with a concert, a reading and u dinnrr party thrown in at night, stands in need of relief. The doctors recommend travel. The prescription costs five dollars, but to fill it out would be so expensive tlmt it is deemed In st to keep cn with "nervoui prostration" at borne. Mrs. Clara Omo. well-known as a western "cowboy," dird recently at her home in Perry, O. T. She was a famous woman in her part of the country . nnd f he claims to have killed five men during her "w ild and woohv career" on the plains. Mrs. Omo wa born in New York city, but when a child removed vt ith her parents to Kansas. In a hand-to-hand encounter with a desperado iu Little Buoktail canyon, near Butte, Mont., she killed him by shooting him with a pistol. THE LABOR UNIONS.

AX PrCaPKXT AT THE CITY HOSPITAL. A Woman's Lifo Barely Bavod by a Critical Operation Hor Xloalth) Dootrcyod.

There was a ha..ty exaui

FIG. 2. iy.'ig down than standing up. It was the fact that land was dear in Ohio und neighbors objected to having their gelds CUt up by roads dodging hills that canoed the hill roads in this country. That reason is rapidly disappearing now. If we get no other good from the depression in agriculture let us si tine the opportunity and have our roads follow the contour lines, i. e., the lines of eqnul leveL No use to say: " The old road has climbed over the hill this very long timr, we may as well let it be now." Think of the stretch of time ahead of us, the uncounted centuries that that road will be traveled und the case with which it may now be changed as comarcii with the difficulty that may well lie expected iu the future. Our country is yet young and On formed, could WO but realize it. Then there are many ill laid-out road that make sudden turns as in Fig. 2. This is generally done to make the rood conform to the farm boundaries. It folly ami worse than folly. The public could afford to buy the ok) angles and throw them away rathar than to tratel the unneoc- ary distance and to expend money in keeping ronds in re:iir when so needlessly long. l would like newer to straighten the l inks out of our own roads in my own county. The are most exasperating in places. I remember one night when my v Ife (she was not a ife then ) und I rode nevea miles one night in what should j liave been nearly a straight course. There is no hill or swamp to crook a Wade, We were noticing the north star (and other thing), and to our surprise vse saw it from each sole of the buggy, from straight attead and from the back

PLANTING TOMATOES. The Hlghf Way to Set Oat Wruk uml Kllnillnic I'lvntn. Young tomato plants, w ben growing ap thickly in hotbodo or flatu, will inVariably OOCOme spindling and weak. If planted out in the usunl way they hne either to be inserted so deep that the roots will come in direct contact with the poorer subsoil, or the stein bend ocr ui.w the tops fall ujion th

Boston printers will le assessed one per cent, of their earnings for the unemployed. Buffalo bricklayers successfully resisted an attempt to revive the ninehour day. The Toledo Painters' and Decorators' j union has trebled its membership within a year. The International Printing Press3'en's uniou will hold ite nnuual coni rcntion in Detroit on June 15 to i S and , ibout lOu delegates are expected to be : present. The unions of Tennessee have secured I the passage of a law by the legislature of tuat state copyrighting and protcctb union labels from imitation and counterfeit.

HOW TO 1U.VT TOMATO!:?. surface of tJie ground and will newr make strong healthy plai ts. Of eoUTOO strong, short, stocky plants are the best to set out, but il" these cannot be bad Spindling plants luai be made just lis aerviceable it' planted as shown in cur illustration. Ly tins method the line roots are m arer to the surface und the part of the stem underground will soon strike additional roots, thus giving the plant still more sustenance and nourishment. Orange Judd Farmer.

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iiuirrn is hot n nr fault thna most of the faults "'"'nned. it h etoaely allied to self"""it. mnWolence. bigotry nnd inIt 'lep.

We hare liberty, but we ajtould ' ty at the eomnvsnd of Inwi wjea not tnke away liberty if ' h.o we to rl-.. ap whnt we have a others. Ä ZJnT f hr,"in

adadow. And we were lsothooherMaad iii our right minds," as nearly ms 1 aanM judge. (No, I in road dil not a cm too long that night). I live in a country where gravel is abundant and good roads, tluit is, comparatively good roads, arc the rule. Yd 1 notice many things that are not right about them. One of the aerioua und needless mistakes is the putting of largo etonea in we imwhv 1 aotod to (lav that the only place between our bouse Htid the Village w here the wagon. lave broken through the gravel is Where tin re is a stone imbedded in tho gravel, a stone of the aim of a peek meaeure and projecting about three inches, as at l ig. 3, The wheels .if heavy wogoaa nave climbed upon thla Btone and plunged off on the other side Until they have w orn entirely through nnd it now needs several yards of fresh gravel drawn to mend it. I should s.-n that the cost of leaving that stone in the road was about three gol I;. rs. t bat is, if the break is attended to at once, if it is aegloctod it will be mora serious. Joseph K. Wing. In Ohio Farn r.

Stink r Into 1 our Short AHn't Foot-Ease, powder for the feet It ures painful, swollen, tmiarting bet and BUtaatly takes the sting out of corns and It nicns. It's the greatest comfort dif every of tht age. Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It n a certain cure for sweating, callous, hot. tired, selling feet. Try :t m day. Sold by all drug gists and shoe stores. 2.V Trial package FREE. Write Abens Oln.-t.d. a dJoy, X. T. "T am red"ce,) to itrestesU eesltiee again. M

i nsrneu ine i utmv man, : tosse,! ofT nn-ch-T joke or two involving the fTllfSMQ girl. - Chicago Tribune. Dropsy is a dread diese. hut it has lo t its terrors to tli s who know bow H. II.

'reen V Norn, th Dr. p.y Spe. lalisUI of Atlanta, Oeorgls, treat n wim saeh great Bueesss. fTrlbstbeai for pamphlet giving full information. When some people mi!c they seem to say: "When I smile they all love me." At. hison (ilolte. 'Stur Tnburpfi," As you chew toboeat for ideastire, use Bt ir. it is imt aaty the bo.t, but the most lat,ng, and therefl re the i heapest. It is not always the u anw Who wears the highest priced hut whose husband gets the best seJajy, Wsirhingti a Deonwroa. I'iso's Cure is the m. !: :ne to break up children's Coughs and t'ohK Mrs. M. G. iiiur.t, bpiiigue, asn.. March 8, Ist. A it, tlfiViif '...t1! a ttel ...1 t.

mug iu tne careful OOtoettoa of the very he is reirrieej a Ii t of miilmery.-Washing

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In planting strawberries for market sdect varieties that will give a bmg season of ripening. Ou tin- farm the lirst object in planting fruit should be to furnish the 1amily with a good supply. Ihe tree that beam a great crop of unull fruit exhausts itself l.y ha Ting to Prnduee an undue projK.rtiou of samla Young trees will start into vigorous frrowth after transplanting with less i hock than older one would aasaart ence. A trellis made with three strnndsof w ire, bracing the end posts thoroughly, is the best for grap vines. Western 1'iowmnu.

ORCHARD PICKINGS.

With strawberries. t!aor. color nnd firmness are of more importance than sire.

Profit in fruit cull ire has its bepin-

iHt MARKETS.

Soot na a Kerf Hirer. Koot is a gn-at fertilizer, as it contains ammonia sails, and a bin r..l In - -ttg may be given and forked in while dry. Soot and sulphate of iron l ave been used as n mentis of producing

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Sim. i he real in the HnOV Fred Harvey, aged a Rarre team Ster, was thrown from bis wagon while driving over a muddy place in the road yesterday morning, and a wheel passim: over his bend forced Iiis facedown Into the mud In such s way that ha was smothered before aid nn' bed him A Vermont Exchange,

A uniform production of fruit can

not be received from wet, heavy ground j Western 1'iowuian.

higher color in apples, and with appar- 1 ' u sterP ently good results. Where tanks exist ! win; at "sV;!

for catching the drainage from farmyards, stables and houses, the liquid forms a valuable aid to fruit culture Fruit trees and brush fruits Standing la need of a stimulant may be watered with the liquid until the soil hi saturated. Raspberry plantations nlw a s appreciate att ntion in this direction and never fail to give n good account of themselves afterwards. If It is not

j needed in the garden it nuiy be given bo ; the orchard trees, pouring it on the j surface of the gnosround the tree nnd us far na the branches extend. If there I are any doubts as to the liquid being too

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Tbere was a hurry call for the ambulance of the City ITospltal. In

course of an hour a very sick young woman waa brought in on a atrvtchcr. She was pale eWjB as (b ath and evidently suffering keen affony.

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. quarter of an hour the poor crea . - A ture waaon Um iraUne: table ta

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ovariotomy.

There was no time for the uaaal preparation, ller left ovarv waa oa

the point of bursting; when it was

moved, it literal ly disintegrated. 11

had burst before removal, she

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had had warnincs enough in the terrible pains, the burning sensation, the swelling low down on her left side. No one advised her, so she suffered tortures and nearly lost her life. I wish I bad met her months before, so I could

have told her of the virtues of Lydia 1 fb

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. As it is now. she is a wrc -k of a woman.

Un, my sisters, u you wm not tell a doctor your troubles, do tell them to a woman who stands ever ready to relieve you! Write to Mrs. l'inkham at Lynn, Mass., confide freely to her all your troubles, nnd she will advise you free of charge; and if you have any of the above symptoms take the advice of Miss .gnes Tracy, who speaks from experience and says: ' For three years I had suffered with Inflammation of the left ovary, which caused dreadful pains. I wns&o badly affected that I had to sleep with pillows under my side, nnd then the pain was so great it was impossible to rest. ' Every month I was in lied for two or three days. I took seven bottles of Lylia h l'inhham's Vegetable Compound, and am entirely cured. Ith ink there is no medicine to be compared with theO im

pound for fi mala din I sea. Kvcry woman who suffers from any form of femaha weakness sh mid try it at onie." Miss Agnes TiiACT, Box 432, Valley City, N. IX

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"Out of the frying-pan into the l.rc." Take care that you don't ro.

that way, when you try to make your washing easier. Better be sure of whafc vou're dottier.

Get Pcarlins, the original washing compound, the le.st-knovn, the fully-

proved. There are plenty of imitation of it. But even if they're not dangerous

and some are they're not. economical. Pearline used properly, goesfarther, does more work, and

saves more wear, than anything else that'

sale to use.

BE BEAUTIFUL I

IF YOL'R BLOOD IS BAD YOUR FACE 3M0WS IT.

It's nature's warning that the condition of the blrod needs attention before more serious diseases set in. Beauty is blood deep.

HEED THE RED FLAQ OF DANGER, When you tee pimples and liver spoU on your I2.cc.

Make the COMPI FYlON iv-iit ifui hv Pnrifv inr h ri nnn

t If the blood is pure, the skin is clear, smooth and soft. If voo take

I our advice, you will find CASCARETS will bring- the rosy blush of I I health to faded faces, take away the liver spots and pimples. Help t nature help you I X

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