Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 42, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 April 1900 — Page 7

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i; ,, 11 .1 by H. c. Lentngt .1 THK LESSON TKXT. Mart 6 .-: Ml 35 I .' j. v nd, bheld, there cobm th one of th ... KvnuiTei'Uc. J.itiUM 1 1 v r. irru-i Ml i (.'' 'fl 1 - ...III.., III. f.. I I fit III' .A , J H II Ml - " i,, 1 isuuKit l'11" rt-aily, naylng; .." mi . daughter II th at the j oim i,f i prj thee, eoaae Mtf ail thy hand! JJ B r. that "hi may bt- h. abti. and sue atiui- live. fi ius went with him; nn 1 rauch ' ., ...weil Bin. and throi.K' J him. v ! lie he yet spake, there rann from , ruicr of tha ifBiftinri honee c rtf.n H said: Th uauirbter Is Und; why , ..j moil th.' Ma.sti r nry furil., rT . s ii i. - Jesus hoard tin word that 4i ipoken. He ah unto the ruler of : He not afraid, only in Here. I H suffered no man to follow H ,, ' ivi 1 ter. and. Jum s, ar.tl Jo!:'i the , r of Jatiira. , ,i id- cometh to the house if the ruler of th nynagoirue. und secth the t( and (Juni iliat ijil and vlul.td er at..v ,-il when He II come in, Hi salth L a iben: Why make ye thin ado, and . ..- the la as sei la not dead, tut . p. ''J.' And they laughed Him to srorn But ; . . .. had put them all out, 11 takelh faili. r aid the mother of the dam sol, ,, m that were with Itlin, and enteretli la where tin- dammi t lying. 41. And Mo took tlM damsel by tha hand, . i . unto bar, Taiithu curat; which la, i Interpreted, la.niscl, 1 bay unto inet, arise. , ; ttralRhtway the il.im.wl aror.e e 'l iv k.d; fir kIh- was of l Ii ok - of U And they were estOBteheii with a fcr, äi atunlshm. nt. UOLlKN TIlXT. He Im rlss n, a He ."aid. -Malt. Bri NOTES' AND COMMENTS. As this point t order of the Ua i,,i;,s slightly varies from the t-hrouo-i, . ,,i order o the areata recorded, probably to admit uf tit hi m m Esstei It ISO n. It will 1)' will to recsll the chronologies order. After the sermon mi the mount, in the Mitunter of A. 1'. - ilesuf heals the centurion's atrvaal and nissS the willow's hon. il this time that John the j ptial M inis to Jesus to know if He i-. really the Messiah. July to September is apent by Jesus in His second tear .f Galilee, in the autumn the demoniac is healed at Capernaum, then followa eight parables by tin- seaside (including that f the rieh foul, if the . of the leaven, of the pearl of rreal price and Otiten) then the stillthe tempest on Gelllee, ami here, in November, conte in the two miracle of Mi. 1 1. 5:22-43, one of which we study i a story uitable for the East Inatancei of Lives Reatored by .' - s... la the four Gospels tee haw re rordeil just three instances of tlieRaBOT bringing back Um dead to life. One is the story of Juirus' daughter. Alii thrr is where the smii uf the widow ef Kala WM raided (I. uke 7; 1 1-17). ; bi thl n i was t lie restoring of Laxeroa, r 'orded iti the eleventh chapter of 'a (loepeL Thenn are the only in i-fatiei s we know of. yet they help to ib th" power of Jeaua, Bomet innen I j u! it we call t lie human side of r . ' t . t in- that is revealed most 1 . hut it Ik only God who ran F ' life, mi we have new proof that J ia "la a teacher coma from God1 Tfc Daughter of Jairus Kaiscd. Tu i pmrits stand out prominently in Ibia atory: (1 the faith of Jairus, and (2) the face that Jesu:; has not ' power to heal dlaeane, but to r:.;se up even after the hand of death I il M i'. awful work. The faith I Jalraa is illustrated by the OM Utile atStenee in the text: "Thy dattgh ' r if dead: why trmil lest thou the Master nr.y further?" It seems that ntn nfier he had heard that his daugh Hr was dead he continued to "trouble tin Heater.1 It can hardly be said thai !t waa a faith stronp enough to that Jeaua would ratae hia lorcd one eren from the grdee, yet it needed nly tli" kindly touch of Jesus, and Iii word "He not afraid, only believe." e it auch a faith. And Jesus did ' '"t'li His hnnd to raise from the Ever since- it has been theeum- ' 1 1 ' the Borrowing to believe thr.t nd and after death they may yet meef 1 1 1 s r loved ones, for they ore not dead, but only asleep. The Resurrection of Jesus. This ' ' f -'.I iniH daughter is typical, prophetical, of Jeaua own reaAlready He bad met the ' ; ,; n of the Pharisees, and ! r He bed Rtkld to the Jews: "Ic hia tempi,., nnd in three days raiaa it up." And John in liis 1 '"lakes note that "He spnko of j'' letnple of Iiis body." The story of tha reaurreefJon given the world' its "Wn proof f j,.SU!,' thority and that ' na nrhai He elaimed to be, the 9vn !. and Saviour; for Luke tells the rulcnrateo with them de ",';t lilm, aaying, Ha saved others: ' ; ate Himself, if Be be Christ. the rlniM-n of ;,.' The sepiel shows . :: I "iily ml aed others front the but emiid Rimaelf come forth r"n' the tomb after snfTerimr one of ' ' ' orrlble ' Mh that the cruel Koaiana couM levise. . i,V. A!l"-After nil Is lo t, i-; nnly otie nnavcr to this Ufa la more than body, end ' Hi la more than flesh. The Na ' " Of Jesus is the pledge that ! I VP n cm let I..- .1...nr.i " f -' " i i ui , ll if i u 1 1 i ' i i"u . n beyond the , w " re th.. limitations f enrth

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-.ar '.oi mm FIGHTING CUTWORMS. Man-ale Henna Wbaet They cmm n Kefal from t'ulllnu (iff I'lunu Jntl bbeee i - roumi. Most veritable growers and nlo thu-.e Hrho ralae flowera are of ten greatly annoyed by the cutworm at transplanting time. An entire garden set with young pinnta aaaj be practically devastated in a few algbta by tbia worm, lielng a hidden rm my. it is all the more difficult to controL I have found the deice shown at rt in ii'. illustration rery aucceaaful in kiepinj,' entworma from Injuring my garden. Ti e p. si etita on" the young pant-- ju-t above 'in- ground during the eight, To prevent this, take any kind of paper, preferablj a stitr wrap ping paper nerd at grocery stores, cut u atrip about tin-, inches wide and ai 0 II. v To ri;. rTBCT PL .T8. long as ; v required tow rap two or 1 hree ;imea around the stem of the plant, leaving enough ipaee for development. Make tile hole in the gTOUnd, put in tin- plant and fun enough toil to cover the Bbrona roots. Wrap the .aper around the stem und rill in with .a il hoth iiisii!.- and out, so that one-hall the pa cr will he I ie !i u t h e sii r f aee a ml halt above, as shown in the illustrati.m. Tlie plant will then not be Injured by the cutworm. I have treated cabbage and toniuto plant in this way and have md lost one. I do not know how aoeeeeeful this would be in the market garden, but in my own private plot it wi rked to i perfection. 1 have been informed that by planting1 a few castor beans here and there In the garden the entworma will be destroyed. A lady friend planted a fewof thene on the south side of her pensjf bed as a protection fn m the aun, and she found that she had BCCOmp iahed more than she had intended, f'"" i:i the HtOTttIng when - he w.-nt to look at her flowera he found numbera of entworma dead on the top 4f the gTOUOd, It i though! that the w uiins ea t the POOta of the castor Ivan and find them fatal. The greet Objection to this plan is that the been growl i rank and casta so much ! hade that it is injurious to other plants. Orange Judd Farmer. SELLING TO ADVANTAGE. No 1'nrmrr V bo In Nol n .ooil Mar. krlmnn tan t'sprct li lie Bat llrrl) Kui'i'i-aifnl. A farmer must be a skillful producer of crops, but this is only one-half of lUCCess. He must also be a (,'ood market man or his business will not pros per. There hi a prent difference in men in this particular: BOmeeregOOd business nun, others are tot, and farming just in proportion as they fail in the latter, fail to make a full success Of the business of placing their crops on the market to best advantiipe. A crop well grown is only half way to mark '. ai d snine of our beat faruur. fail to make a financial success he sense they do not poaseaa abilities iu the line of sellinp their crops. A good BBsrketmaa needs to be a genial, candid, ( lever sort of a man. hut shrewd and full of character and purpose as well. He ii... - considerabla grit ami must not be easily di0C0Ua ageda Jttii because the tiist man who is asked to buy refuses or else crTYrs a price below actual markt t valuation, fi.e market man ahould not allow himself to he seized with an panic and of fer his Wad for less than it should bring. He must be a man who knows human nature, understands men and can meet them and work out his own pari well. Cutting under in juice should be avoided, as after n price has been cut it becomes a precedl nt for future sales and it la dlfflcuH tu rata it again upon the old basis of 1 1 ade. A pood marketman is born, not made. t a great extent. Vet any uuiu can improve by care and oh-erv ntion. I; is certainly of the highest importance that cropa should he well sold ilk well as well grown. National Mural. Hqashi Altsaya Bell Well. Bocbb people wonder why mort Bquahe are "t Nsiaed for narket, ami say that when pistons ere st very nrollftc there should be no reason for the suiiba selling at from cents to :.o eenta eaelt, even la ariatcr. 'i he reason Vrbj more s(ii:ihs nrc not produced is doubtless line to the fact that the ejee that attempt t raise piaeone do iM.t aonflae them in severed yards, that is, ares wttk wire aidt a and tps. The 1 ,-s 11 1 1 is Hint nil k i mis of enemies prey on the pigeons, und the constant loss from this ia (ergs diacoorala, If doves nre le he MSpl for the squabs the produce it is cvhltnt that tha .Mik, lo be successful, must be eel--nt ideally carried ou. i'arniera' llc-1aw.

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OOS, Mount, uf I; di ma, has In hia wife nn effleienl helper. Bha uasista lnm in the arrangement ol his notes for speeches and attends befSetf O the Ming of his large eollectioo of newspaper eiipplnga, Mrs. l'aterson, daughter of former Preaideai Andrew Jaekaon, is to donate land for i park to auiTOUttd the irava of the fermer president, at Üreanville, Tean., ami asks that the national government naaume eontrol f the park. I'ur many e.-irs the prineeaa ol Wales has suffered from constitutionHi deafness, hut is such an eperl lip movemenl reader us t.. haw- n iiitb eulty in carrying on conversation in an ordinary tone. Her mother. Uta queen of Denmark, is almllarly afflicted. Mrs. Rooeeveli 'he wife uf the povrhor of New York, or. as the governir himself calls her. "Teddy'a ehuni, ' is a Qjuiet, unaasurolng, modest, bouae wifely little body, who has a lis. ilu t . 1 v no 1 1 i .-, t i 1 1 tr J i si 1 1 i 1 1 charaeieristics from thouaanda of good, true American wlvea and mothers. 'I ii- princess f Wiiics has another hobby bi sides the collection of lace. sin- eould nil a depertmenl of a nriaeum with an .hl lot uf hats and bonnets. These comprise the various shapes she has v.nrn during the last l!0 years as a leader uf I, nn. Ion fash i"t When the hat has ceased In be of service it is carefully labeled, dated with the season of its use and put aw ay . It appears that Carrie Chapman Cat! the new president of ihe National Woman Buff rage association. f!0 bef name from George W, ' ait. whom she married about ten yeara ago, lb- ii an engineer and contractor who stands Iiisii in bis profeaaiou and who believea in woman suffrap;-.. More over, he certifies that, his wife is a pood houaekee per and a good cook, notwithstanding her abi;rbinp Intereat In affairs outside the familv elrele. HE LIKES WESTERN CANADA. Duhamel, Jan 24, 190C. Pear Sir and Friend: We had a lucky trip, made pood eon neetions and pot to Wetaskivvin Monday afternoon, staved there all night, Isuupht a potty and saddle for the boy and hired a three-seated rip for Unbalance of us and pot home to dinner next day; CS Ugh I the boys cleaninp up and getting ready to conic after us. Wednesday the snow was all gone and weliadbarcproundnnd bripht sunshine for a month, and it has been pleasant w.-ather ever since. The ground is froen about two feet and about six inches of enow jtul enough foraleighinp. We had one cold spell in December. The thermometer went down to 32 below zero; but we did not suffer with the cold at all. We have worked every day ajl winter, are all well and feeling well, Have buiil a lop bouse 1-1. two lop stables K,is, Bn( now bu y on a well. W e have tehcows, three other cattle and six head uf horaea, The buys send their best respects to Mr. Buchlson, and : ay they will talk to him enough to pay for not writinp when he pets up here. Will write you apain next Spring and 1. ll you all about the Winter. We all unite in Bending you and family our best Mriahea and respects and böp this will find y ou all well. Yours very respectfully, iPlR-r.cd) Tili M AS TATK. Duhamel, Alberta. Canada. P. S. It has been down to zero this month; it is 23 above now. Hoi Intimate Kaoaarh. Miaa Maison - Kxcase my ignorance, but Mut hl I to nil you Mr. Bones or Dr. Hones? The Doctor (irascibly) Oh. call me anything you like. Some of my friends Ball me an cud idiot. "Ah, but thoe are oniy people who know reu iatimately." lxindcn lit If. tu. iHt MAKKüTS.

Nee fork, April lü. CATTLE -Native Steers....! 4 2S .. tXTTOW hllddling it 1 11,(11 U V tiller Wheat. .. 2 TÖ 3 M win. ai n. z Ri ;;,'u v v 'JU.s. No. 2 o i.'a UA'Irs-.No. 2 iß ft IHK Mi aa New. U w 13 o. H i . LOUIS. COTTON MldilliaK 'u i'-s UtfBVWsf m sura 4 & u 6 uu Cows and Heitere. I W 'u 4 M CALVKi iT Kso s BBB I 7 W HNi8 fair to t'hotce i in ti IH Ml i.i IP l air t.. Inure M t I M ii.. -t R-fatenta iBear).... Ill v 3 w i t ii. r QravSea I IS a) 3 4. WHKAT- I Keel Wtater iBHw t ullN NO. J ),n 40 A Iti No. 3 'I 2ir KlfK No. 2 'i 'o s Tq ij A I, t-tJ I jllgB 31 in h .si Leal Hurley 4 j m 13 tsi 1 1 A t Clear Timothy inew) W W 1 LI M BiTTlbH Choice Dairy.... 1 u iv BA. N I "b ar Rib tu 7 SXjKJ I'r.-sb 4 B I fi.KK- Sla-.i.' i.l.M- ssim vv i i.: Ml '.I 13 jil i frline rite nn v ' CUICAOt I CATTLB Nativt steers i IB f D M HOUfeV fair to Choice 6 30 hi & a gHKKF- K air to Chol.... iti ' 30 KLOCH iV Inter ifatenta... 3 Sj 371 STltlK Patents... IM ti 3 .rsi WHKAT No ü Spring . .3,:'. No. 2 lt. il. Ii:1,.! " COHN -No. 2 '.1 3:e, 11A I S No 2 Wi 3U KHK M. 13 1U H 12 Tu -. ns.s CITT. pATTUK Native Steera. ... IM 't 5 4.". lions Kale to Choice 5 tsi IM w HKAT N. I BeO ' OA V N. 3 White " 37H CORN No. 2 3 41 3M, NKW 1RUKAN8. i-'flM K High tirade 3 Ii I -'" 0KN No. 2 4 47 i.i l W 1 stern 3l'vl 32 HA1 Choice 17 60 Ü Is 00 ptiRK Standard Mess 13 00 ri US HA- ON Short Rib Sides. . Si CoTTtiN Ml.llilnK 1V LOI 1SVII.I.8. W1IP.AT No. 2 U-.1 72'.'.. 73 t ..vN No. 2 41 (i 42'1i AT8 N . 2 Mlxe.1 2'-' i'U 27 ft IRK N. vv M. ss 13 2'. .1 13 .s HAC N Short Klb.i .7 COTTON Mbhllliie I

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Peslaeii nn. ' Br Cored by 1ohI apniatatkma, aa tbt) eattnot teach the diseased portion "i th ear, linn i. only one way to an d i .-, and that is by conatitutioiial reim lies. Uaafaeaa u caused by an iltflamcHl condition ol the mucous lining of the Kusta. lo in I ul e. W bei. thto tube k'et iothuned von bava a rambling sound or uupei fes t hearing, and when it is entiieiy eloaed deefaeai ia tae reaulti and unless the innamntition oaa be taken out and tins tabs reatored to ita imiiaal eon d'tioa, hearing vvdi be dsatmyed foievarj nine cases of of ten are eauaod by catairh, which ia notliiug but an inflamed condition of the mueoiiM surf in aa. We will give One Hundred DolUirafaesasease uf Deafness I caused by catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Ches. Send for circulars, free. F. J ( heney JL Co , Toledo, 0. Röhl by Druggists, ".V. Hall's Kamill Pills nie the best. rhyaleal Heetrtion.

Th .vvr. How do you feel abtut Sund.iv golf! Joi i- Des't tell that I said so, lue 1 have heard seem one ao 1muj lata t thai tbev lliade lie want to fo nut and take a Ii... at Bomethiag. In-uanapolia Journal Ask Vour Dealer fur Alien's Koot-Kase, A powder to shake into your shoes. It rests the f, et un-sCorns.HuiiioiiH Sw ollen, Son-. ll . t, t aiious, ftnhlna, Mwnatlna feel and in growing Nails. Allen's Koot-Euse makes new or Eight siioeseasv Sold bv all drunriata and ahoe atoree, 95o. Hample mailed KKI-E. Address Allen S. (Urostei. 1- Roy, N Y. 'Ihe succeMfu man sometimes fivet his mother'a slipper the credit of having firat Hude i. : II, smart Chicago Democrat Warna City, Alaska. Is twent v -eight 1 IrH tin' frntn ffaMttle. via ocean. Is said to be the richest gold Geld dtacovered up to this time. The first ste.ur. r will leave Seattle on or about M iv Jo, p.shi F.a- lull particulars address Geo, 11. IlealTord, (ieneral I'assengir Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. i'aui Kail way, Chicago, 111. Where He tended Griggs "What became of that son-in-law of voiir who failed in bueiaeea about avMrageJ Haahegoton in Let finaniv" Hr gffs "No. lie i s-t : 1 1 on mj haada. Ohio state Journal. Spelts. Dmmoii Itapc. Corn. Oata. Five remarkable things. Hound to make you rich, Mr. Farmer Beta r's catalog telJa the story. Send ;' . p. stage and this notice to-day for catalog to Juhn A. Salxer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wia. J f'oaliln't Think of Vampire. Pearl What do vni eal1, these bate that hat : by their heads. Kubjrt Ruby Acrobats, dear. 4'hieaco Evening News. We refund 10c for aven package of PI IN AM FADELESS DV I IS that fai -to give suti-i'aci um. Monroe Drug Co., Unionville, Mo. s....i bj all drugg.?:.-. In the spring a man forgetl where lie puta things, and pi l i s ih" blaBBB on tiie boeaO aieaaiag. Atchison 'Hobe. To f are a ( old In One Dsr Take Laxative F.i oino Quinine Tablets All druggists refuud money if it lailstocure. 3Sc Sound Judgment -The bandmaster's. Harlem Life. I do not beiieve Piso's Cure tor CoiiMimption Iiis an eijuai Mr cougns and ooldl lohn F. Hover, Trinity Springs, led., Feb. E, im. lie who r r.M le.vp honesty ia a thief at heart. L. A. W". bulletin. Ten men don't sleep and lose while one bnjri my Seed Cora ami ge: - n. i. Parti Ian free. ii. c. Baabe, fiaanar. ill. The charms of solitude depend largely on the man who is to be charmed Ciu ag,i 1 lerne i .i ;

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Are tha Most lUarMtll Months of tb Vmir Ii. Iii Sunn. In the South, then ire the pie inantost and most Hgrtsf.-iliie I lie trses. uud shrub-put furtii their bud-- and flowers, ouriv vgeiables and fruits are retvy for eat big. and in fttci ull nt uro seeeaa le have ewaaenad (rota ita winter el aepi fbeLeuiaviiieeli Nasbv i lie H oil oad ( oinpauv reaches eh.- Harden Bpota of the Month, ami will on th tlrst and third Ttta4aya of Mareb and April sail round trip tickets to all principal towns in Tennessee, A lnhaina.tieorgia and Wxt Florida at almost half rat et- V rite for particulars of eiciiisions to p Sid Jone- D. 1' A., in charge of Immigriit loii.Kirminghaiu, Ala or Ueo 1' Horner. D F A.. Kt.luis Mo, The caramels are coming' Oho! Oho!" oftly hummed the maiden, as she heard her niet young man's ring at the doorbell. , in. io State Journal Ghost of Ihe Glacier And Other Tale-, im ici.iig Maka.g a Revolution. Su-uehaiiiia Trail, Sculpture of the K I-, n i a Pillar ol the VVortd, Feathers of Fashion, and others. A delightful VOlBBW, beautifully illustrated. Ready for distribu i ion about May 1. Bend lo caste to T. W. Lee. I lenera I Paaaengei Vn n I Lackawam i Railroad, 30 Ei hange Place, New Vuik City . Edition Limit d. W i- ihe man who acts as if he ei peit.d to live a bundred years, but is pre pared to ibuflk oti ta-asoreoa - Chicago Daily Ni vvs. O, How Happy I am to BE FREE from

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