Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 September 1898 — Page 3

QUARTERLY REVIEW. ,aia '"" i I rni in the imrr alloiiMl Series lor . iti nil., r -JA, 1MIS- I'kr urloUi II ii Um. 00!.II:N TKX T.-N.i SVaVA i I II- wlthhuui frees lassa tiMl wall uj rightly. M II. OOUMMB Of Tin: HISTORY AlfD its MEANING ni'HATl' N I ' Tl 1 1 : K I N 1 : 1 M -I'rom It. 0. !H0 to "SI ehim.o'.oK.v ). or iiiiout M ywri (common ekreneleas, 76 to TS. or about 2" I am), twice ft lone mm thin country ha I- en a nation. K1NUH. During 'Iiis Um tBaTS were II Itlnif of Bin I ifT. rent dynasties or fuiiillle. Ho inritiv ( hai.K'-s of ilytiastlea hw Hi- dlsord. r. 1 Mat.' f ii'.- kliiK.loin.

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WOMAN'S HEROISM.

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n&intioa known an iiic Worn i: ' f Corps, wIiom- aul t i tlic saldier of t a tny, fUrhting BMsJtiti the world for a living, ii no I. - iiotame than tlie heroimi of the '60'a, Ltnc ot tin- HMa rarnett mean ben ..i t)ia cr at Byron, 111., is Mm Janee Hotueart ut, I. ut illnrkK OHOC put a atop to lit-r active Wik. A ttf or ixn, whpii nho wa-. nt-aniitt fifty yiam of a-, the tun.! v hen women mutt be m I ireful oftli.-ir trengthi mtt lifttuewcart talten aerin -1 - ill. The f.iiuilv physician told her t li it h iai tM I.. 1 a cr.i n al iicrioii ,, hef life ami inii-t be Wty careful. II :h lirem t iptiona and treatment did not benefit heri nd other treatment proved mm liling At latt Or. William' Pink IMU for Pale People were brought to her notice, with indisputable evidence thai they were helpful m eine auch as hen, and with renewed hope he tried the remedy. Last March she took the iirt bos ojf the pills, which gave much relief. 8ka was determined t be cured, mi 1 kept "it with the medicine, until now i (hi boxes 1 tve bei n eonaumedi and she feels like n new woman. Mrs Houieweerl s.'id: "I have taken t-ijht boxes, and have been improving since took the first dose, do not believe could ii ive lived without the pills. 1 he havi dona me in. : '-"l than any phyn.i iati or any Biedil ine I have .-ver 1 1 :.-.) " 1 r Willi in;-' I ' ti k I'; ,- ire 6 .Id in le.xea (never in loose bulk) at .'( cents u box or six boxes for -, and may I" had of all Iruggtsl . i direct by maw from Dr. Wik liams' Medi ine I '-.. Sehern 1 1 idy, X. Y.

THI way OF 'i n-mi. ::.-- ;:s IP HA 1:1 .

Kot only becnuae .f the awful punabmcnt at the end, bat becatue oi the harrifra God puts In the urnj f tluiicr Id ktep t hem from walking iu that wav. THE PßOBLESI wi to prepare a nation who WOUld be fitted to carr . D the klnctluni of God, to receive Hii

truth, to u pt the Messiah and pro

claim solvation to the world. Tlu re v.ere now two experimental one with the northern kingdom, i'1' ..it which we have been studying; and the other with Judah, which form the lubjeel or the nextq irteralei oog. L The kingdom opntoed with the most krillianl poanibilltiea. Its tcrriif riff wer.' muck larger and more fretile thnn thoae of Jodab. It labertted much of the gloiiea, tke power, wealth sind literature of the kingdom which h.al burst into meridian iplendor sa ler D:niil tu:d Solomon. Put its first klag, n man of target eagyacity and prent force of character, but more jolitic thnn relifrinus. put in it at the very beginning the leaTen of sin nri disas'er. 2. Tlu re were r forms and refonn rs. especially Klijab and Ellsha, who itarieaaljr proclaimed the truth, faced k'.tiL' ::n.l taught the people. 3. There v as n reforming kitic. Jehu, rrabuiH and cciel. doing I good work in n bad way. He root ed OUl 1 be thorns that choked the wheat, in the fnn-ily of Ahnii and the plicata of Rani. 4. li t re were schools of the propk ets. teachers of truth ttmong the peole. They hail no little reilgiOUa litcriture. 5. They had examples of retlgioui revival ntul prosperity in the southern kingdom. ft. At times Hod gkre them prosperity and wealth, that His goodneaa miijht ti ad them to repentance, 7. They had many WarulagX, lesser evils coming upon them for tbeir sins These were the pains that told them of iisease w ithin. 9, (ioi s( ut them apeclal prophetn, lor.ah, Amos tind Hosi a. who in every way, by word, by deeds, by riv;,,),, bj object lesaona, warned and entreated the people. Put in spile of nil thiioj tin v rcftisi'd to repent; they continued their eil ways, nnd at last they "ate the fruit of theft own way and were filled with their own devices." They "set at aaagkt all Wisdom! counsel nnd Mroald none of her reproof." till their "fear came Kg dcaolatloa and their deso'ation ns a w hirlw ind." "The mills of (Jo.j srlmt nlowly. yet thiy Krlri.l SXOeedtng smnll; Thotish with patli nee He ntnnds walttnp. with anaetaeaa grtmfa Ha nil." A National Application. Jod lias s-iveti wonderful possibilities to our j.ation. nnd we can make the idenl to be real if we will. Our only ilnnper is in sin nnd irrelifrionin corruption, pride, luxury, oppression, selfishness, alee, neglect of duty. God is doing for the nations of to-dny more thnn for Israel, to keep them from the downward path. He given prosperity nnd comforts. He lets hard times come. whose mean tag is ever that we should iiote where we have pone w ronir. and repent nnd do works meet for repentonce. A Pergonal Application. "The rie nud fall" of Israel is n picture of whnt I poinp; on continually nnionp individual..-. The whole course of ihe history ( n mnsrte mirror in which sinners may s"e themselves; a pnnornma of their own lives, the bright hopes nnd possibilities, the lovinrr care of God, the number lean pood pifts. the Varied traini'ip by jnys tad sorrow, the sins npalrst (ioiPn poodness. the troubles that result, the vvnrniiips and mtrentlc by pastors nnd teachers. th Word of Qod nnd In some eases the persistence In evil till the irrevocable ruin a the end.

HARMONY AND CONTRAST. White cont rat w ith black and bargnonigea wltk gray White contra:- w ith lirown and hur naoalgei with butT. Wtite contraetl With blue and barmoc'.'isi with sky blue. White cont i a.ts w ith pulple and liarntonlxeg wltk rote White COnt rats with green and harmonizes with pen green. Cold grains eoi trnsl ufth white and harmonize with bitten. Cold preer.s contrast with purple and karmoaixe witii citrine. Cold greens contrast with pink and karniouixe with brown. (Old preens contrast with pold and kann iiii tat with ii!a-k. Cold greens contrast with oranpe at.d hurinoi.i" with pray. Warm preei-.s cintrat with crtnjson auad hnrtnonixe with yellows. Wenn greena contrast with maroon ami harmonlxa with orange. r in greens contrast nritk purple ut.l harnaonlxe With citrine. Warm greCBS contrast with red and karmoaixe wltk sky blue. Wurm greens cant rast with pink and Lnrn.onie with pray. Warm preens contrast with white and barnsoniae nritk white. Warm preens contrast with black and barmonixe With brown. Warm grCCOS contrast with lavender and harmonise with buff. Oranpe contrasts with purple and karmoalxes with yellow. Oranpe contrasts w ith blues and harmonizes with red. ir;.iiLre n t ra; v it h oisv e anil l.nrBtoaiseS with warm brown. Orange contrasts. With crimson ar.d hanaoalaes urlth white. Orat pc contrasts with pray ami harmonizes with but?, dni i.s contrast with colors containintr red and harmonize with color, containicg yellow or blue. Oranpe foquirei blue, black, purple or dark colors for contrast, ami warm Colors for harmony. Minneapolis Honsekeeper. IN OUR OWN LAND. The otttpai of the coal mines of Wyoming Ig double tkia year what it was last. The Hast river, where the Prookiyn bridpc crosses it, is about I.GtS) feet Wide. The river spau of the bridge is USH feet long. Tlic present population of the I'nited States exceeds thnt of licrmany by about n,OO0,0O0 and that of lireot Pritain by 34.(0O.OO0. An expert estimates that fuUpfOO nllepei! masterpiece urchned at larpe prices for American private pallerics are mere copies. In this country ln.st year the number of sailch cows increased about 2S per cent., ar.d the number of other cattle aver N p r cent., while the number of sheep and sw ine siiphtly decreased. About kail of the white volunteers who were rejected by our army surgeons were objected to on account of defective vision. Yet, strnnge to record, not one colored volunteer has been rejected on that account. On a large wheat farm in Calif ornia the prain is cut from the stalks, the chaff threshed out. and the kernels placed la sack which are sewed and piied ready for the mill all by one bnpe muchh.e, which is drawn by nml r I ts its motive power from a team of ..M mules. SWEDISH PHILOSOPHY. Fnlier vat build onMles en to air al tUgys iif in rented houses. Kt es ts old resldeat vat es te oxily competition tl veddcr man haf. Kt es tc man dtt es poorly hard to bodiler del mak gute husband. Kt es foany teng bow pirl can prow bnckvaril in age an taller en height. Aye alvgya BOtlce dat te fnlier vat talk loud can talk long teni bot haa uaver say very niotch.

VALUE OF SEPARATORS.

S'h j ( no lie I tril to A iBtaS' W lie rev er I'l or More tun are ivt-in. As the neoaotny in using the sep grator In the dslry becomes better un-

tlei stood the BUSgbgf used will in- 1 , i n-.i-e. It is a recognized fact that to ! secure the largest per tent, of fat in ; ! '.Le milk there must be a speedy sepi grgtioa. Here is otie of the jirincipal

Miivuntuges of the separator. The , cream is taken out of the milk before 1 i' has had time to cool und before the milk ha had time to be subjected to , tuj conaiderakls extent to dsteriorat j tag Influeneoga

Milk o readily absorbs any odori 'hat may be in the air after it cooli that it is quite an item to get the en am from it before there has been fin Opportunity for the milk to come en contact with foul odors of any kind. Then, a good separator will take the cream more thoroughly out of the milk than is possible by any sy stem of n.ilk setting for cream raising. Any cream left in the milk Is a direct lOSI that cuts into the profits. Of course getting practically all the en am is one of the greatest advantage of the separator, but it is not the only one. Taking the crtinn out before the milk has cooled gives it always sweet and there is a much better opportunity of ripening it uniformly; and in making of good butter uniformity in ripening of the cream it a important Item. It i essential to use the waste products to the best sd vantage. Having the sim milk perfectly sweet and fresh, as it is when the separator is tfed, affords a much better opportunity of Using to the best advantuge. The sweet .skim milk Is better to use in cooking and to feed to all kinds of voting stock, so that more can be made out of it. To this may be added the saving of time gad labor, which helps to reduce the cost. Fewer utensils in hand lit g the m k are needed and it is less work tc properly care for a separator then

for a creamery with the cans and j other vesse's when the cream-raising ; plan of management is followed. Whenever live or more COWS sre heiit and it is an item to make the

most and the best butter from them.n pood separator can be made to pay. St. i. oui Republic. ABOUT FODDER CORN. An Baaltagre Pit, Tkta w rtter Thinks. Is ll I'roper nag Vloot 1'rulltafcls Destlaatian,

wallowed a loggia Illed. A tailor in Chicago accidentally swallowed a ii.etiie aid died as a it.ult ut the laflam mad. mi set up by the small needb bulla tliH-s"- have IreijUi nt'y i. t . wer, as is eel in few ssaafl doses oi the hmiou Hontet ier'a Stomach Hitters, which, however, hat an entirel) different effect from the needle in this not.ee. The bitters make r.i m ma, w i nk and s: k'v pel 'i t roue .-viol we i .itrnn. Tb -, .u 1 fur dy -;pt p;a nd soagtipation. The lies Itenaon. Little Clären, e (who i ad- niol ponders j'a. I iiave just bu n readmit a parniiraph, whien says there an- rarinns iismni any a limn w ho talk .n his .-; sin u'd n. t niarry ; what are ome of t hose icns. ii. pa Mr Callipers The bast reason, my son, is because he talk in his sleep. -Puck. Instructor "There is no point to this thane." 1901 feoondinyl- "Ön, I always rai bad at pun tuatioa. " Hsrrarg Iasa MSB,

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Thirl)- lie Thaataaad Mllea of I Illicit. There i en mgh I slice made in the T "nit od Ft.ite every yeat tO make a sash which wosld go completely around the earth with 10,000 miles of material left for a bow. The pint popularity uf this fabric is justified tin- fact that th. i; ....! known as S mpon'e Prints are of the lushest standard of quality and finish. TTiecc4oenswshnolutely fisst and will not fade nor will the g ds be come limp witii washing and wrmsinu. and as the material is heap and sxceedissjly prettv. there n little w-Miiler that many millions of yards are used annually in the dresssa of sfosnea aid children. Wln-re it sirniiu ll nil Is SJeeded. Jeweler Narrower and lighter wedding rings ate fashionable. Why do you want on.- so In. .ad ..i d lie ivy? Customer We expert to move to North Dakota eiier tue wedding. Jewtlsxa' Weekly. "Why did the eotnmindine officer order S retreat itttt BS the .nlvi nee betrau ?" "He decided that there was do aaontm ef the enemy present." -Tosm Topic. Free to Mothers: a box of Dr. Mofrtt' Teuiuvv (TtMking rtewiiai s) will Ix- sent fn-e to any Mother writing Or. ('..I. Meffett, Bt. I.. .uij. Mo., giving name of Druggist not keeping them. Bwibixj Aid liutestion. Regulates the Beweis and nuke tssthinaj easy. . Would P. a Writer "Wkat Ho you consider the must important qualitkuti n for a beginner in titetatun " Old Hand "A small appetite." Tit-Hits. To ftnre n I I t In Osie Iny Tsks Lasel ve Brosao Quinine Tsbleta, All

ClUk'-st I" IiituI nioiiev it it tail to eure. SSJ

All the honey a bee gathers during its life da in't sweeten n eung. I'hiregn iJaoy 2scwa.

I could not pet along without Piso'iCure for Consumption. It always cures. Mrs. EC Moultou, Xeedbam, Mass., tct.22, 'i4.

Wltk present knowledge of the profits of winte,- dairying it hardly pays to put surplus cornfodder into shocks to be cured. An ensilage pit is its proper dedtinatioa, as thus the fodder next winter can be made to yield you twice the amount of inili: that it would if fed in dry state. I am well acquainted wltk an energetic progressive dairy man who raised one of the finest fields of fodder corn I ever saw grow He had heavily manured his land to start with, and then cultivated the growing corn so assiduously thnt it had all developed into strong, vigorous cane. He fed out perhaps a third tf this noble field before fr. st threatened, and then to my surprise cut nn-I shocked the remainder for dry feeding in winter. Hy so doing, instead of converting it Into ensilage, he lost at least SO per cent, in its fecdirg value, as viewed from a possible miik-yieiding standpoint, it wag an illustration if a dairyman being partly wise and partly foolish. I earnestly enjoin ail dairymen not to waste their evrafodder this fall. There is too mnch good milk encased in every stnlk ni.d leaf, which needs only intelligent, economical feeding to conduct it in'o the milking pail. Many people have an na warranted prejudice a;ainst railage-produced milk on account of its flavor. If they WOttld aerate t!-ir milk thoroughly, os all milk should be treated nnyway. this objectionable flavor would be largely if not entirely eliminated. Do net let a qui stlon of possible milk flavor deter you from putting yOUT surplus corn fodder down in ensilage. Heorgc I. Xevved. in Ohio Farmer. WAGON FOR ENSILAGE How to Let tl.e Kogtfer tO the I utter from the PteM Willi mil Vlucli ll.-lnj. Where there Is a larpe amount of corn to be cut up for ensilage, a number of teams niv required, and much Speed in getting the fodder to the cutter from the field, It Is of tea necessary to extemporize n wagon to meet the demand. The cut shows such a

lb- who rides behind another docs mot travel when be pleaftes. itt.

IHk MAKK-uIs. New Vork. HssUasaser 1 is'.'-. JATIT.K Nun e Steers 4 'U UUTroN MMhillas ''il t ybuU liWiaiar wkewt. m a Oui w hü a r- ucu la COHN Kai u B UAi'Js Nu. U '- I'Ulilv .Nts .vie H H V bu UT. Louia,

COTTON-MiJJlm in . i . !.. sju urs cows una Metlere " " CALV l-S-u-er luu W IiisjSv l-'aii to tseXeet " UU&&P Fair loC'iKilee 100 i LuL U-I'.ut in tucwi Ml Clear un. I "vliuiKut.. IB Wlir.AT-N' sitsd U.-uer. .. ( UllN No. 2 M.xeU OATBV Mai KTX -ale.1 iUIIACCO-Luf! uj U-ur Hurley V HAY dear i IsseSki ! IfUTTSkti Ckoias laatry ' hou.1 i renk fOIUv MsSUarU (uew; UACClN . tear um Liiiu frinai assaai

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MKS. PLNKHAM'S ADVICE Wbest Mrs. Noll Hurst haa to Say About It.

Dfar Mns. PtXKBAH: When I wrote tovou Iliad BOt been well furtive years; had doetOfOd ail the time but pot no better. 1 had womb trouble very bail. My womb pressed backward, causing piles. I was in such misery I could scarcely wr.lk across the floor. MenStruution was irregular and too pro

fuse, was also troubled with leucorrhoca. I had given up all hopes of getting w . Uj everybody thought I had consumption. After Ink inj? live lnttles of 1 -mAlm M.I.

f WlllMbl'K ' l.v.iitt Ii. I mnham's Vegetav . 1 ble CfWn non nl.

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ind -was nblo to do nearly nil my own Work. I eoa'sinued the use of your mcdir:i;i . and feel that I owe mv recovery to Mg, I cannot thank you cnoue-h foryour advice and your Wonderful medidno. Any one doubting niv statement may Write t" BM nnd I will gladly QBSWSXff nil inquiries. Mrs. Nell Uuhst, Dcep-Wat.-r. Mo. betters like tho foregoinrf. constant ly belag ruearfved, contribute n.t alittb'to the sattafaetSoai felt byktrga Pink barri that her medicine ami OOUtUsal are assisting women to bear their heavy burdens. Mrs Pink ham's address is brnn.MaRa All sajflsrlag women are inviteil to write to her for alvice, which will ta piven without charge. It in an c perienccd woman c advice to women.

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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS is iluc not only to the original ity and simplicity of tho combination, but also 0 the cart- and skill with which it is manufactured by seien tilic processes known to the CAXtfOBBflA Flo iTBI W (So, only, ami we wish t impress upon all the Laaportaacc of purchasing the trio- Bad original remedy. As the pi m bum Sy cup of Figsisi numafaotared by the t Ai.iKouM.v Fe. BrstOP Co. only, a IPBOWledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufacturcil by other parties. Tho high standing of the CamruiiMA Flo SiKt r Co. with the medical profession, nnd tho sat iafgctloa which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes the name; of the Company a guarant y of t he excellence of its remedy, it U far in advance of all other laxatives, as it acts on the kidneys, liver ami bowels without irritating or weakening them, ami it doea not gripe nor nauseate, in order to get its beneficial effe.-ts, pb-ase re mem Im- r tho name of the Company - - CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ft AN lltA.MIMO. CM. LorisviLi.K. k.J. sraaj vokk. k. t

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CONSTIPATION "I bars (oca 14 dar t a tlms without m Btvraol ot iha lo.wrls, nui fing tt;i Ss ne ire lliem eieeit t)f u :i.f bot waler liOeeUessa Chronic r..nc ii..! n for seven year ( ri ma few, aas lerrlblo eon dlUOBI 3ui te thai time 1 rtld artrjrtli i s l Of I."'- SSVai BMaad any re.ief aschv wua mj cam uinil I began nttng ASC AhKTU Bow base fr m one to three .aaau(vt a daj. and If I was rieb 1 WOO i1 giro liOU in tat each inovemaat, SS utiucba relief.' An. Mini. Hi nt. Viti ltuvtll bi . Detroit. Mien.

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Dewey Americanizing the PhilippineWherever Battle Ax goes it pacifies and satisfies everybody and there are more men chewing ttxlay than any other chewing tobacco ever made. The popularity of Battle Ax. is both national and international. You find it in Europe : you find it in Maine: you find it in India, and you'll find it in Spain (very soon). Our soldiers and sailors have already taken it to Cuba and the Philippines I Arc you chewing it ? Remember the name when you buy again.

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