Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 42, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 September 1899 — Page 3

QUARTERLY REVIEW.

Iltrrnniiiiiinl ulif School I nut for Irp.rubrr 21. IMM.U Iril, I'ealsu Mlfi

fllrtl!y Arrmrjredfroin J 's Notas. EXTENT Of TlMi:. l.eaiiijr on i, uliidi in a iropbccy of au r:irlir xTi concern iii tue kint,'(lot4 of Ihi.i. I. thuub it is uiu'licaltle In pvtavlpta tn ,liL' iTi-l wv line kin studying, tin; period exunds or oliout N vcars, from the ui-giiininf; of tlicaxilr, 15. ('. 60S. to tlx cotiilf tion of tho tt-in i lt-. Bi C. 510, laid it lu ation in Jdurvh. M5. I'l.ACI'.S.-llabylon. tlie iftWf (.'Lobar, near ltubylon, Jerusalem. PROPHETS. Uutin, Jeremiah. Daniel, Ihrlrltii flllf I. Zetliariuh. lsiiiuh 40-( '". 1" sOUf i I iTfct tO tli- "Nile, wliate r iev He may take of the date of th ir authorship. ( i,' v DCTION Wim BBCULAS iriSTOUV. Their o.atmt with other nations made a marked impression upon the Jew. The oriental monarch, hucliadnc.zar, Cyrus, and Darius, HvHtuKpfs, are well known in secular hit tor-. In Italy the Tarqiiins were reipninft Home (C1G-510). The rape of Lucretin by Sextos, son of Turqtiin the Proml. H. C 510, five years after the Cotnjilt tion of the temple at Jerusalem, ltd to the expulsion of the kind's and the formation of the republic at Koine. In dreeie, the seven s flourished boat 11. C 190, during the hieye nudelest ruction of .lerusalein. GENERAL REVIEW, IBM I'AS T. From small beinninps the kingdom of Ju.lah had been kjrowIi.l' to a kingdom of power in the moral WOfM Bat instead of keening in the sternly Sawing stream of God's will for tin in. th.y kept turnitip- toward flie rapid f ilihobedience and idolatry. Note how much tlod dil to save them from the threatened ruin. He war;.. 1 mid entreated and MeotUrOfcd "" in by His prophets. Ho M Dt punishments for hin. He pave prosperity that His poodni ss mipbt lead them to repentance. 1 he w rei h of Israel was a solemn warning. Hut in spite f all, they went on to their own destruction, boat in the rapids hasttns hut the falls of .Niagara. lili: EXILE lUSCH'I.lNK. For 70 rear the kingdom was a wreck, floating on the stream of time, with only ,.!.dy wastes of hopelessneM on every side. Hut all this time God wax disciplining Hsd training them for Letter things. The prophets were their tea liars. The people learned to hate idols, to appreciate their religious privileges, to long for the presence of t,od. The warnings were everywhere. Hopes were held out before them. They MM the need and blessing of new hearts Ol d Iiew lives. THE FRESH STARS .At the end of "0 years, when they had learned In some measure the exile lessons, liod's providence made a return possible through a change In the nations. About SO.oou exiles returned to Judea. They lowly built up the city. They instituted religious services. They began to build the temple. The beginnings were ry feeble and small. Amid poverty and opposition they went on till the temple was again built. Prophets came to them and opened visions of hope. They saw down the ages the glory that was to come. They saw the sun rising abota the horizon, which should lood the world with glory. MOM'M K.N TS. "Nine-tenths of all the bricks brought from Mesopotamia bear the stamp of Nel.uchadnear." Hishop Walsh. In the I'ritish museum I was shown a brone doorstep, weighing IJM0 pounds, lately uroupht from the temple of hi BagfriL at borsippa, near llahylou. On It is an inscription saying that it DM a votive offering iu wniifiiiiii lioo of Ntbiu'hadnt zar's recovery from sickOtoa, This confirms the account in Dat. icl of hi severe sickness with a kind of insanity. Lenorniant also has directed attention to "a strange hiatus whieli appears in the history of Xtbuchadtnar. which coincides with lha perns.1 of the king's insanity." There are a imbw of other inscriptions hy Nebiichndnc7ar. A cylinder discovered at the ancient Hr mentions fllllboiHI. the son of Nabonidus. the. last kingof Dab Ion. "We now jKissf ss the ncount gim by Cyrus himself, of the overthrow of Nabon1(1 us, the I'abylonian king, and of the eoniier.,rV permission to the er.ptives in UahyLixnia to return to t heir homes. The eis,, int is contained in two iliieumerits, written, like noal Otbor Assyrian and Habylonian records, upon , clay. and lately brought from Bast Ionia 10 Knplsnd by Mr. lüissam. One . t h se

documents is a tablet which chrjuiclea the events of each year in the reign of XabonMue. the latist Rihv Ionian

monarch, and continue the history Into the first year of Cyrus, ns. kingof

Baby loa. The other is a cylinder, on which Cyrus glorifies himself and his son Can by Sea, and professes his adherence to the worship of p.. I-Mero-dach. the patron gol of Hsbyiota," Prof. A. II. Sayce. The inscription on the rock of I'rhtstnn, near Bagdad, is by Darius ITsstsspi s, giv ing an account of his reig... In three languages. The rock rise l.ftiO fiit high, nearly perpendicular. The Inset ! lion is on a polished surfacs 300 feet above ti e bata,

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VKNTII-ATINO DCVICB. in the cut, ;, 1 1., y i an tu- Oft t ed and doted at will from t lie ground floor. The triangular pieces nailed to the sides of the sash bold lip the window a little im lined inward, so that it falls open by its own weight when the curd is loosened. Tbe same result could be obtained bj the usual sash tbat closes to S perpendicular position, but has a second cord running from tbe outer end of the iron rod down to the door, bulling oi. this cord would open tne w indow, while pulling OB the pulley cord would close it. when the Uoocottidbc fastened below, N. Y, Tribune. CLEAN MILKING PAYS.

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It is a well-known fact that cows not milked cl an w ill tend to dry up in short order. Another important reason foBsi Iking clean is to gel all of the batter fat, which i- contained in a DUCb birgt t per cent, in the last than in the aisi ii, i, ilniiin. a i si,,wn by the following experiment. The college dairy bOI eondnetoi an experfanenl showing the importance of dean milking. live OOWI were selti ted and their milk tolle ted a half-pint bottles, each teat contributing its share to every Itottlc. These samples were tested with the Hahcock test, with the following result: Cow No. 6 varied from .6 of one per ceit. to 7Jt per cent. Cow No. C varied from .2 of one per cent, to C.6 per cent. COW No. 14 varied from 1.6 percent, to 5.s per cent. Cow No. 13 varied from 1.5 percent, tu M per cent. Cow No. SQ varied from .8 of one per cent, to T.s par cent. The results show a cradunl. although not entirely uniform, increase in the per cent, of fat from the beginning to the last of tbe milking, except with the last two samples drav n from each cow. Bora the per cent, of fat would take a Hidden leap, amounting often ton third or a half of the total variation. This shows very cle arly how important it is to get nil the milk. Hy averaging the results it w.i- found that the last qttOf er of a pint was worth from threefourths to 1 1 pints of milk first drawn from the udder. Moral: Milk clean and get fat. 1. H. Otis. Kansas Kxperiment station.

Its! will r-robabiy occur on Monday. October 2. although the date will depend upon the length of the celebration In N w V -k. tshlch is st. II ur.s-ttl-d. Th- principal features of the reception In Washington, as s latir.fd by thv w.th th operation of the President and Cabinet, will 1 two In number the pren ntat on of the jimrj voted by OeagTses and a night para 4a. A nubile reception st th White House will be followed by J nnt, to the Admiral bjr rresi'at McKinley. The aword will be presented by Secretary Lontr. f.t the eat front of the Capitol, In the i re.en-e of Mr. McKinley and all ths mnjt erg f the Cabinet. late In the after:-.. ,n. while th i arade. OSaatStnag rt erg an iziit ions of ail sind, will be aeeeSsBW niel by an lllumlnat.f.n of the city en a Seals of beauty never before wMnenssd tn Washington The different fenture of the prjarattont are in tha hands of a central tody of citizens snd eleven committees emt raring In all over a thousand peopla. Preparations for the celebration have b'n In hand for over a month. The HaJtimore and Ohio Kailroad and otier railroads ,nt. -In Washington havs agreed upon cheap rates for the celebration, and the committee epect that there will be sa outpouring of patriotic citizens almost equal to the inauguration of a I'res.dent.

ttty In rarndlse. Their parrot hsd died, snd yonng Master Tommy, with his little sister .lennie. had jut coatSded the fvaersl services over t he grave of their festherni pet "I ; -FOlly is in Heaven BOW," r marked Jel sie, tearfully. "Ves." r 'urned Muster Tommy; "I s'pnse he is." "He he's got winjts, but he wouldn't be an sngel Bp there. woaM he" inquired the litt !e m.vtd. ar.xion about bis present lati. "Oh!" cried Tammy: "he Wouldn't he an ar.gel; only people i that." "I ben wh.it ii . v i -i - he ; now" persisted hs ister. T mmv thought for a moment. Then the light off inspiration d.iwnd on his lesm;rg c un'enance "I fios 1' "v is v bird of i iradise now," be announced joyfully Troy Times. Too Virions. "Do you think his intentions sre serious?" aaked her l-t girl fraud. " Altogether too sern us." waa the reply "!! a.-ktd me yesterday if I wcu!d consent to have my hie insured in fav -r of mv f.u-. ,nd wuca 1 Uiai r. j. ?j are Ma BMBtas

Apiilvinu Pnnllrv Mnnnre. Do not neglect to make use of the poultry droppings, says the Farmer. There is no manure on the farm that ; opinis it. am! if properly gathered ! from droppings boards it will be entirely fre- from weed seeds, a very important characteristic of fertilizers. A great many are afraid to use it, fearing it is so strong us to burn up the plants which it is .ntended to benefit. There is only one proper method of applying poultry manure to the soil before planting, and that is broadcasting i it upon the soil after plowing andthoi - oughly mixing it with the soil by hat ; rowing. Applied in this way. the growth of the crops grows on that , piece of ground rill be simply wonj derful. It should be spread rather thin: i at h ast a w h.-i l harrow ful will go as j far ns a wagon load of coarse stable

manure. 1 he thicker it is spread the more the roughly it should he harrowed nto the soil.

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Spear Pol Mis. Many prayers fall back because they f miadim t d. Because tbe C hristian has the cross Be has no crosses. Engrossed in fensting on His gifts, we of- 'otpct the Giver, Man is not a cnndle tlint burns out, rit a lamp that .r refills. If truth is a broom, one end of It Is to hold, nnd the other to f weep with. It Is the ( hrist who Is touched with af-elirgnf our Infirmities, w ho torn hra end fills us with the mjght of Hie strength. rtnrao Horn.

Lost frm rr Milkers. A good milker should have a strong grip in bis hands. He will have it if he milks cows many years. The gripdnes not necessarily require SSTjr strong muscles, but it is ti e constant exercise tOhH dav which gtVOB the muscles af the hands and fingers a development that nothing els. will do. Hut if a hired man has not already such a de vclopme.it of mu-. les as will make hiir S fast milker, do not employ him with Ih milking of cows ;M one of his du ties. While he is learning to milk n steady find fast stream he i.s drying the cow off, ns after a time she will bar to hold up her milk. If only a little milk is left after each milking, the anw will .-ry soon go dry. That will cost the far nasi more than the wages af a good nnlk.r who will keep the cow to her standard until m ar the time todDp MOthet calf. - Amen, an Cultivator.

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Mrs. Barnard Thanks MRS. PIN'kHVM FOR HEALTH.

lcttts to aas. rissnakt so. if wj " Dear i KtrsD I feel it my duty to express my gratitude nr;l thanks tt von for what your it.. .!! has i'.one for me. 1 w as very ttsisernUe and losinrr flesh very fnat, ha.1 bladder trouble, flmt rini; pains about the heart an I JOUld get SO diy and suffered with painful menstruation. I was readlnc in a pat r aUut Lv lia K. I'inkham's Vegetable Coanpovnd so I wrote to you andaft. r taking two bottleol felt liken new person. YourV. g, table ("ornriound has entirily ctirnl n.e and I eannot piai-o it enonph.""- Mus. J. O. Da I.N ARD, MiLLTotvx. Willi IQ H COw, Me.

Aa Iowa Woman's Coovlncing Statement. "I tried three doctors, and the last one said nothing but an operation would help roe. My trouble w as profuse flowing: sometimes I would think I would flow to death. I was so weak that the least work would tire me. Reading of so many lieing1 cured by your medicine. I ror.de up my mind to write to you for adve. and I am so plad that I did. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound anil Liver PlllaaJsd f jllowed your directions, and am now well and strong. I .shall recommend your medicine to all. for it saved my life.' Miss A. P., liox 21 Auuott, low a. W. L. DOUGLAS S3&S3.50 SHOES HJJO"

worth $4 to S6 cewsareti with Other ms.es. Inrtoraesl bv m er l.ooo.ooo "starrrs. SIL LEATHERS. ALL STIlCS TMS 1.SVI IM k... Si. U S.kUi' mm Ml prie mm SSlSSSV Take aa sataarttots rlatsned lo kwrnd. tarierst makers of S3 and S3 SU sb -rs to tbe r 1. YuarSralert.a. 1 krt tbeni tf But. will scad J"n a pair nn retetpt of price stst " and width Mala or cap U

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MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER.

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