Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 34, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 April 1901 — Page 7

Tb OrtDÜ Colorado nuon. Tbe prent intt t nimm min Ultima, like tlx Yellowsttme and tin- ( !ooi .nlt, tlov llimuti I i ikIm upeb o( ileaulata grandeur. uit lapaBBBB NMMMd ! eudless mountain ruutrrB und akill IM bricht akirswith iifu r-inrltn:' IMr 'J In roiintless pcnks lunk du n on 1 1 1 i'luiitli-, while fur lclnw I Ii' ClOttdl M ind ml leys tint tbe aunllght nevar ra rcnan, IVistiritf in r-ioomy ilusk Uiruiif-Ii these valleys. :i gapiag MBjron jfiwM Paai Inp feurfully into Iis lla K, forbid'üiiy ilepllis, an echo rearlits Um cur. It is the fnr.v of a BalgM) river, so far Inlow that only n Millen rour rises to t lie lljrht of tiny. With friphtful velocltj it rushes throiipli ii ehiinnel eilt during centuries of put ieurc deep into the ttulihorn rock. Now iicnl with whirlpools, now silently it w fit 1 With sttit-he of grata uter, that wait to lure the boatman to death, 'lie mighty river rushes darkly through the Grand Col' oratio canyon. No sport, BO fun, rfl frolic there. Here are only nwe-in-cpirinp looni tod grandeur, ami dan fjers so h'deous that only a handful of men have ver lira veil them fewer tili survived. W, 11. Spearman, in St. N ich

MODEL COW STABLES.

t'onatrnrleU Along- Modern I. Iura and Supplied IIb an Approved fctatcaa of trnlllklluu.

Reaectlona of n llnehelnr. Marriage in u neeeaaitjr, hoth to tht (rreatest human happiness and the ftatctt htiinan misery. No min ever knows his wife well enough to know just what she is point; to say right after the couipany ha gone. One of the first sipna that n man it getting n'tl i when he begins to reekon his ape by his last hirthday instand of his next. After B woman has once seen a man uivf a Dickel la a worthiest beggar s'" will always say that anyway Iiis heart is in the iiL'ht place. It is probable that no woman really objects to the smell of tobacco on a man's breath, ami that no man has any use for salted almond--. Very tew old bachelors ever get so hardened that when they buy tWOSeatl in a parl.r e:tr they don't wonder how they WOllId feel if It were for their wctltlinp trip. N. Y. Press. Making I. rather Velvet. Mr. Punch, of .Ma. unci, in Franca Is the Inventor ef an interesting method by means of whieh the wool on sheepskins can be converted into velvet, t'p till now tanned sheepskins with the wool OB them have hi t n used for nips, carpets or the lining Of Hnthiupand the wool hn been left in the curled or

combed state. Seeinp that the natural disMisititn of the Innumerable libera is perfectly regular and nrell suited for I velvet Uta t ion, Mr. Patch conceived the Idea of renaoving all impurities from the ! kin untl wool and atl justinp them in j

euch a way that the hairs would not tanple or mat, w hich would, of course, be fatal to the success of the operation. N. Y. Sun. Keonomlcnl Mra. Wlnslr-br. "I don't suppose. " (-aid Mr. W inpleby, "that anybody reaüy knows what econcmy is until they know Mrs. Winpleby. Time and apain I've seen her when she's been clearing the table pick Hp one of the children's batter tithes, that had a little butter left on it, and then pit h up u little scrap of crust that kad been left by one of the children that didn't like crust, antl put the butter on that and eat it. "Economy? Why, b'.e.-s ynu! You don't know what economy is 'inlessyou know Mrs. Winp-Miy." X. Y. Sun.

Mr. Ii. K. Cook. e Denmark, N. Y.. is one of ihe conti -ctors of the Xew York institutes, lie has piven much atudf tti barn building and ventilation. He keeps on his farms in nort hern Xew York about 100 cows. W ishing to build new barns on the most up to date ami improved principles, ha laveatlgated all the best plans for barns antl system of ventilation, and then built a barn which he finds satisfactory In every way, antl is thus well equipped to discuss the subject, ami the followLnp are some of the points he makes in his address on "Harn ltiiihlirip and llarn Ventilation" at the institutes: A few years BgO, before farmers begnn to build warm stables, when the most of the stables were so open that 1h re was always plenty of pure air for the cattle, we heard but little about tuberculosis. Farmers began to but id stables that ver- very tight mid JVarm, but they pave little attention to the subject of ventilation, and the result of close confinement of eat-

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A l.nllop Prniif Ilrltlse. The new Milan bridge al Topekn h one of the few atructurea of the kind a the eo ii n try that will not have B sipn alt-nee it reading in th.s way: -Fixe

dollars' fine for ritlli.p or .ir.vit.p faster .

than a walk." One of the tests piven : a,M,ut ,s j,,,.),,., from the floor, pro-

the bridge was niiniinp teams ai rss n at breakneck sp ed. No limit is to be placed uin the speed of vehicles, ex-

cent ire same as ucr tne strecu

Knnaaa t'itv Journal.

VENTILATED DAIRY BAUN. tie in poorly ventilated stables has been cattle diseases, antl no doubt is one of the causes of tuberculosis, which has destroyed many herds in this state. Much of the poor milk whieh poes to the creameries is caused by the conditions in the stable. The best material it h which to build

a stable is pine lumber. I would not build a atone stable. They are often damp. I would use matched lumber for the walls of the stable, putting it on both sides of tho studdinp so as to make a dead-air space. I would build the stable only nine feet hiph, antl so keep the warm air down where the cows are; 50H cubic feet of space ia sufficient for each animal if the stable is well ventilated. You can build n cement floor aa cheap as you can build a plank floor, and it is much more durable. You can have plank for the cattle to lie on if yon wish. For the foundation of the cement floor nothing is better than cobbles, or small stones, prout--'1. For the fop layer use Portland cement ami sand in proportion! of lun to one. Be sure the sand is clean and sharp. Make the top layer about tWO inches thick, and do not make it too smooth. The King system of ventilation ifl now acknowledged to be the best, and i- explained by the cot. The OUtlake fluea are "c r" with an nnaning at "d" provided with a door nr some means of ODCninff and cloa-

The Aue have their opening

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tiaavor, at ineiaaatj, Ohio The Dalthneta and Uhu boutaveetern Kaitway kea iaanaa a bandaoma KMivenif aup and guide la Cincinnati which will be t mm a intercut and rahte to all whu contemplate u vimt to the Qaeen City on the necaeioa aaaationed. The Hup abeara the principal ehurchea, niihurbs, lesorts, railroail, street car liaaa, ate. Im otivenu nai ' btaiaad from agents of the B A S ' Ky . or direct iroai O. P. Mc i arty, (; P. A , t ineianati. "Then what i vour reiiboii for niarryiat her ':" "1 jaava BC lessou l'ai ua luve. ' Tfliladeiphia Tune. Try eiraln-ot Try Urata-Ot Afk ynur gTOoar today to show you a packSRe ot (JKAIS-O, the new foi drink-that takes tiie place ot . r.flee The children may think it Without injury as well an the adult . All who try it, like it QRAIK-0 bus that ric h se.,1 brown i Moi ha or .lava, hut it is made from puie gram, ami the most delirata ateataen teeeivea it without distress, i the price t,f coffee. ga. and 25cts. er

package, solil ny all Rroeers. If thou uhlrtt know thy friend; if i thou WWlktat BBOW his true inwardness, get hint l"t" thV progiessivc fucher dub. Indianapolis News.

WILLING TO TRY IT.

He Ltaeaar Srrrmmmry as Loig aa Be Had a XttHrlrsr) ut the Colo.

BISHOP HANDY

J luppote," she said, "that you had ta HMtator in the celebrated little part 'V,11 'tame over' with William ihe Conqaerorl "Perhapt," t- repUed, "but 1 have never looked the matter up." "of coarse yon an 'meal oeaeetMtant ot aaaaa naa '" 1 w 1 1b Iba Msviower" I don't kaow, It 1 1 aabla that larn but I have never banted np the raoorda. "Weil," die went on, " u i dcsteniicd froui an officer ot the revolutionary war, aren't rou?" FinthiiK hunne.f cornered be broke down ainl con teased. "My father's name wss Sf h.erkendowki. whii h he changid to lJo with the aaiiction af the court."

Mie nat Lira momeM, s.i.iot t tito !

11 1 Cheerfully Recommend Peruna to All

Who Want a Good Tonic and a Safe Cure For Catarrh."

Prominent members of the clergy aue anvlna lVruna their unqaallfed adorsemcnt These nu n find Peruna especially adapted to preserve tbem from catarrh of the vocal organs which has always been the bane of nubile Bpeakera, 1 ..-t-t.,.1 .ti.iiltv ine dent to the sedentary life of the dergyman.

Clergymen on the curative viriuea ox

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Then hope seemed to return to her and the peruna i the following one from Uishop James n huuuj, ' l'

aseti : "How much did you say you expected your

father to have you :

take great pleasure in acknowledging the curative effect ot

D--..m At H nltrltMtlnn Ot M trtena I USCU vuur runtcujr

1 timire that my share of the estate wi.l . ' ' . n mil u fin uant a rood tonlo

be about r-.(isi.uKi," he said. cnccrtuiiy recommena yuur - "All nht.'' die answered bn-kiy, "w and at safe pjN for catarrh." alNNI A Handy.

an worry a.ong wiimaii tne niuaue hhu

OTHER NOTABLE CURES.

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Care and Prevent With Hoxsie'h froupCure

Pnramosls Infallible. SOcts.

A dfllar in the bank is wuth tew dollura on yewr back N. V. Herald. Throw physic to the dogs if you don't want tht dogl but il yOl want good digestion chew BeeiMn'i Pcpain ium.

The msn who is never iille haa to bn aamn fhirago Paily Newa.

no time

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aid. I aaffattana innut Be Cured by local applications, a they cannot reach the dieeaaea portien tf the ear. There ic only one way to cure tiealiu-hH, and that is by ronatitlltkinal remedie. Ih-nfness is cauMed by an mrlamed condition of the nmeous lining of the KuHtarhian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, and when it is entirely cloned deafness is the nmlt, and unless the intluninint ion can Ik-taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will lc dest roved forever nine cimes of of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but un inflamed condition of the mucous surf.o ,- We will give One Hundred Hollars for any case of I)eaf news (caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, fcend for circulars, free. F. J ( henev &. Co., Toledo, O. Sold bv Dniggists, 75c. Hall's Family 1'ills are the best. "She is the ne st munterest nifc girl I ever Diet." "In what wuy?" "She never doea anything that one can critiawe." 'lowu Xepiea. There Ia a Claaa of People Who are injured by the use of coffee Recently there has been pi a red in all the gro

cery stores a new prepa ration aunn GRAIN C, made of pure grains, that takes the place of coffee. The most delicate stomach receives it without distreHS, and but few tan tell it from rotfee. It does not cost over as much. Children may drink .t with great benefit. 15 Cts. ami 2." cts. per pack

age. Try it. Ask for tiKAl-0. All the world invites us to drink, yet all the world hates a drunkard. Town Tojyica. Yoa Caa Uet Allest'a Foot-Ease KRKE. Write to tlav to Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y., for a FREE Hample of Allen's Foothjnie, a powder to shake into VOW shoes. It cures chilblains, sweating, damp, swollen, aching feet. It makes Nev or tight shoes easy. A certain cure for Corns anil Bunions. All druggists and shoe stores sell it. 25c.

A Husband Escaped the Pangs of Catarrh of the Lungs.

Most Cases of Incipient Consumption are Catarrh.

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The greatest liar is he who talks most el bimselt. Chicago Daily Newe. To fare a Told In One Dar Take I-ixative Hrnmo Qtiinine Tablets. All

drugKistsrefund money if it fails to cure. Zjc. Never judge a man'a rharneter by one good or bad actiou. -Chicago Daily News. Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken o is a cough cure J W O'Brien, 32.' Third Ave .. N.. Minneapolis, Mien , Jan. 6, 1900.

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New Map of Oregon, WasMeftoa aid Matte.

The tide of emigration isMrong lowsrd Ihe North Pacttsi Coast Hates, but there is 'H s-nlv teoni lor more, sua Itic couiiirv :us you. The hest lectteM ol ihose states lor agriculture, calllc. iheep, hogs, himbrring or mining, are in the LolumMa suit Snake rurr luinns. For s new map of the region and a book di , rlpttVe of its reoun . - send 6 cents in stamps ! p.o Ksiage, to A. L. CR AIQ.Oen. Paas. At. Oregon R. R. a Nsv. Co., Portland, Ore.

Ii 3 or 4 Yoars an Independence Is Assured

If tou tilte upT"iir hi.tnes in' wes'ern Caaaaa the larnl ot plentT. Illtntrateil pnmiililou. irilng ci ot-rlenri". f friner who hare lMeoiue wen li hf

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Use CERTAIN äü' CUKE.

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tided with n damper, one on ench aide, pnaaing np thronfh the ceiling and out at the hla;bea1 point of the harn. They can be built of wood or iralvaalned iron. Wood is prefembla on aeaoant of beinj; a nonconductor of bent. They mnct be tipbt nnd thomnfrblv insulated in order to maintain n temperature of the nir hifrh enonph tc prevent condensation. One fine, tun foot by two feet inside measure, will be necessary for every 10 to If cows. The intake flue "E F." as shown with an opening nt "A." with the outlet nt "II." need not be over six or seven inches in diameter, antl is also profiled with dumpers. No definite rule can be piven for the number, as much will depend upon epeaingl near the doom of the barns. For the best result the stable should be ceiled with matched lumber ns closely aa n living room, and then provide nil frch air throuph these intake flues. I'snally. under these conditions, two of these small intakes should be provided for cadi larpe ourtake flue. --Ohio Farmer. New Hasipihlre Milk Law. The New Hampshire legislature h.is pa laid a atrinaent milk Inspection late. If pives local bonrda of health in cities full power of control, forbids snle of milk produced from us of refuse of bra wearies or diatiUeriea, skimmed, nilulterntetl, or ecntainiPK lorinp or preserving BUbstance, tin-

,lt-r penaltiea of $200 nn.l M days or

Us-; milk must contain at least 13 per cent. BCttda, M per cent, solitl ROt fat. antl :t..'i per eent. fat. October to March, and 1-' nml '.' vr cent, solids, I p r cent, fnt, April to September; skimmed milk to be sold only ill enns so labeled in inch letters nbove the center. . riant m few (irspevlaes. On every farm liiere is some place for n prapevine. A sinple prnpevine will aometimes supply a small family with fruit, und the cost will be but verv little. The tinea may be provvn around the porch of a hou-e. nlonp a wire fence. Of een tm a pule or trellis In Bonaa eonvenlenl location, a few vines along the edge of a garden will take but lit tie rtit'in and afford a large supply of fruity Corn should never be fed alone to the dairy cow.

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Mrs. Kdward Stevens, of Carthage, N. Y., writes ns follows: "I now take pleasure in notifying you that my husband hus entirely recovered from catarrh. He is a well man to-day. t hunks to you and Peruna. He took six buttles of your medicine as directed, and it proved to be just the thing fur him. His appetite ia good and every thing he eats seems to apree with him. His cough has left him and he is gaining in llesh. and seems tu be well every way. I hope others will try your metiicine ami receive the benefit's that we have."- Mrs.

Kdward Stevens.

When ihe catarrh reaches the thn-at

It la entiled tonsilitis. or laryngitis. Catarrh "f the bronchial lubes is called bronchitis; catarrh of the InngB, Consumption. Any internal remedy

that will cure catarrh in one location will cure it in anyothcr location. Thin is whv Peruna "has become so justly, famous in the cure of catarrhal diseases. It cures catarrh wherever lo

cated. Us cures remain. BOt pall. ate; It eures.

Mr. Frederick Williams, President of the South Side Ladies' Aid Society of ( hleago, 111 , writes the following

words ot pra.se jtaittanaiaiaiie

for Peruna from I tea Curler arve nue. Chicago, 111 : , "My home is a never without Parana, for I

, have found dur- a

ing the past six y.ars that there is m re m il V t hat

will at once al-S leviate surTerinpa

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jueieiy euren inr "i " head of seeral years' standing, andi if my husband feels badly, or either of us catch cold, we at mice take Po1 : .. .1.. .. . w if Kaal hrnm

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People's Hospital. She has the following to say about Peruna: I have bad frequent opportunities to observe the wonderful curative effects of Peruna especially on pcrsuns i ufff-rinp with a Bongeeted conditiun of the bead,

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W. L. DOUGLAS $3 & $3.50 SHOES Ä Thr ral worth of mv fJ.OO anil BJ.M hoes comparetl with ether makea 1 S4.0t to .0C. My S4.00 (Jilt Etlge Uue cannot be euualleil al any uric., llent In the world tor men. I inuke anil t-ll Mrr wi'i Bae hoct, Ooofl'''"r ni-llilliind-Srwrd Piwri, ihm an) mli" miiwliir. mrrr In the world. I III pu O I ,MM to an j oof lmf ml Uwl ay lUirarnl not trur iMIaartl' W. I.. lonclTik no .,.h.llnrt Inslüt on hTtn W . 1. I .. --I with name and prtcf nUmixtl on tKili.im. YourileaL r nh"iilil kM-p them ; 1 KITS one dealer ncltilve le In jacB WWB II he does not keep them and will ii-l in t them f i vh.i. ..r.l-r direct from fat tory, CDrlonInc prlca and 2V-. extra fur . arrut-'. Over I. (tie. I satlnfle.l wearers. New S.r1tiK ( atalog irae. Bat Color iyU 4 MriwMiy W I. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mai.

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W ashington St-.

"I have been troubled a great al with a torpid liver, which produce constipation. I found CASCARETS to bo all you claim for tbcm, and secured such relief tho Brst trial that I purchased another supply and waa completely cured. 1 shall only bo too lad to recommend Cascarets whenever

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