Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 18, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 January 1902 — Page 7

TU SUN Ii AY SCHOOL.

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RAVAGES OF RABBITS.

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' , : , truly baptised with wat.i;

but

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5 h"n tiny trierr-fori. were com;- tothey ..-k.d of Him. haying. Iord. I I u jit thU time, restor again inn '.-Ä unto th.m. It 1. not for J. m know the times or the Masons.

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lgu( y(. hall receive power, u, : dlioft la come upon y

; b. witnesses auto Ma l0 JeruJ . , :,i all Jud'-. and In flanviria. .i . 11M..M11 t.art nf tin-earth.

arc ur.io ni' i . - wr- - , v ,. v. I:, ii He h;.l .-posen tin he things, , , ibey tu r Id, Hi was-- taken Up; iiud a : , d I lim out of thi ir sight. . while they l. oked steadfastly to- ,: iven, a He went up. behold, two B. i tl mJ by them In whlto upparel; w i ti also s lid. V.' men oi Galileo, , .. . imx1i;k up Into Heaven? this ,,n, ,l I US, Wi.lcli !s taken Up from 0H lr.;o II iven, shall to come In llki manj'.'r iy bavi seen Him go into Heaven, i. hi in. n 1 1 . i". While He Mmil th. in. Hi WM imrliil tri. hi t Ii r in, ii llI currieil up into lii iiii'ii, l.nl.c 2I:.M. S'i i ri.s AND t OMMHNTfl. u tb thia lesson we begin a m ries of

in tin- book ii the Aetaoxut 1 1 Ii ;t ht lid of the l)irih

early development of the church. In the Hrt two or three ieasons of the , : we rttwiy the power that I , aboot the wonderful religious n, v. in nt almost, iratnodlately followlug the aacension of C hrist. In raft , I i,s e nttidy the n 'nltsof lit kl oi the power. Study the er.: ti.- : chapter of Ae-ts in con i w this lesson. The chapter -''liit! with the follow inp -'.' i ntllne In v'ew :

The u .i k I" l-up. V'n. 1-5.

In i'liinr Seel Inn i.r I In- oiililry th MUNI t rniai il li Hi,- littet Kooler In tolle SeriiioM. In RMBjl of the lena cios ly et tied reioiis of our eouBtrjr, win-n siioa an- ilceji ami fooil siane, ralihita ikveluji inio a serious pei ly gnawing tin- bark of fruit trees. Boane items ttlioitt thi tremble from a recent bulletisg by II. (lartnaii, of ihc Kentucky Btatiou, uia . therefore, mu come u llli-s. When the BWtfTJP is mall it is pusgible to inclose it with a eloM alat fence that will "turn" rmbbltl and rve all the purposes of the ordinäre feneea roojulrcd to keep out stock. In timbered count rh'K, where rabbits are most troublesome, fences of this char-

cter majr be eheaplr built. Two types ei

of fence suitable for the purpose are: tary

tei be seen in the state. The most com- ! nion is BUd f rough slata, four to six feet loBg and about three Inches in will ih. The s'aik are secur. ly fastened I togt ther from one to two inches apart i!li No. ii win-. stout potta hehsg act gt iBtereali of 10 to Id feet to insure

GOSSIP OF ROYAL wOURTS.

l'riaie Nichols -. of QrtCM, reOOBtlj u a POCthl t 'U.p- il i.i . at the :be us acadeui . Tin- PoegB uns a i omcdy in blank ursc called "The Keforuiera." 1'i ince iei iuani', of Belgium, is ml nOBt the OBij one- of the ru alt it's of llurope who lia BO 'a te ii.r port. He much prefer I k h . .-. bckides, to me thing of naturalist uud botanit. Contrary to the y i.eral i in pre ssion Klag Bdward has had to pay large sums out of his own pocket for the

WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES

Regard Peruna as Their Shield Against Catarrh,

Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal

Catarrh is an old i Even tin-

am! Improvements which hi tronpest and niont robust are liable

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a v. J.. 1 1.' .- n. v. u'-au. TI I rk J leg no. the book of Act i-. Bteri J B continuation or sequel of the Gospel according; to Luke. Luke nya that i:i his Goapel he indicated Jesu "began both te do and tei t .1 aua' work was not done when n bodily preaeBoe left the et! Hi was to continue the work In the bearta of geas and do even l i r work because of the throwing off of human limitationa. A Commandtnaal and a Promhat On T, iy. May Is, A. 1). 30, or foal to ilara after the reaurrectloB

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KKNTUl KV RABBIT TRAP, stability and keep the panels iijrij.-ht. B e (he llats can be adjusted to any aevenneea of the ground, i: is poaaibla to exclude aavthing that a fenca can reaaonablj be exjn-cted to turn. '11:.' geoOBd type is made of shorter

three or four inches long, ami

has made at Hsliori.e. Ha umru. a lit

Bandringham palaces. These thrci eat abli tame ate art BOt crown properly. Kmpres.s Kupe-iiie has left London for Paris. She is looking wan and gray, There was not a vesiige left of the beauty that faaoiBated Na

poieon. Wliile the ex-emprt ss was rid- I inu tin not iced to the station t In- crow i noi far away wa cheering the prince of Wale. Kmperor Will i.a m"s six ions are to i lie-i r education in Par", at the niiii-

gcademj at Ploa. Two of then .. . i

are there now an three nave oe-cn there. The crow n prince is at present &t the I nivcr.-My of BoBB and I'rinc Adalbert iv tnak't a long trip on a rilitary training hip. ßmperor Franc',- Joseph of Austria, although the second oldest monarch of Kur.ipe. it stiil much devoted to hunting, and a climb of two or three hours in his Tyrolean eoatnana la not too much feir him. Batareea the yean of ISM and lti be killed in h i various domains I.L'43 deer, 1.T1J0 chamoi- and mnoh other game. He is particularly fond of Offene e, wh re he apeada the

night in a cabin, and early in the morn

ing the game is driven hi his direction. The czar's kitchen at St. IN ter-burc is said to outvie In magi.ifb-ence even that of the most lavi.-h of Armrie-au millionaires. Not only are the walls a-.il celling of black marble coTered

with valuable ornaments, but many of the kiteTien pots and pan-, which originally belonged to Bmpreai Catherine, are e.f solid gold. The kitchen t.ifT U on a par with the general magBifteence, The b ad chef, who reoeleei a princely salary, la assisted by about 070 persona , t THE STEEL AGE.

to colds during the winter aaoBtba, A cold, if negiected. is almost certain to caue catarrh of the head, which rapidly apreads through the system, setting up catarrh of t he throat, lungs, stomach or pelvic organs. What a host of w it.', r ailments would be pretented by a preventive as well as a cure

for colda. Peruna is auch a rtaacdy. if tahea at the first symptom of catching naU it heal the- catarrhal condition be.'ore it becomes established and makes impossible a spread of the disease. She.uld the cold be neglected and result la catarrh, Peruna will eure, but it will take much longer and will result in much unnecessary sufferint.'

If you do not de um jirompt and factory results from the use of 1, rona, n rite at once to Dr, Hartman, a full statement of your case, an ! lie- will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbug, Ohio.

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icre was u PI (aOt nlnr.t t.'iir ICaster

meeting of the the apoatlea) in Ji pnsalern.

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mil....' i i erne or more wires Btretchi e! fri :n post to pe.st. J. Q. A. Rahm has bnUt such n renne abcut hi nnraery. He uses rials three feet long, none less than half an inch thick, and sets Iiis j.ostt in spring, waiting until hot weather tfl Augnat and September before pott hog up the slats in orde r to have the wire full) expanded at the start. The wirei are eintpr crossed between the slats and arc kept taut, while building. T.y

a Borrow loaded with about

ant' the

1.00C

' ' e';ty He led them OUt to the

of Ol vei near Be I ba nr. The tin

ß 'ti, -nandment of Jesus -was that the i pies a:' in .lerusalem "for the promise of the Father." The prom lot wis the gift of the Rolf Spirit. Why

pounds of steine and plae-ed 100 to 40C Yards ahead of the workmen. Near . . i.

wa the Holy Spirit given? rbe fthe Ho ly Spirit meant power for the lb -des la exterrline the kingdom. AseenafOB and Second Comino;.

taking the promiae of the Holy It and indicatinir the Hna of their (wftneaaing at honte and ahrood rerar tl -y should tro). "He was up. and elond received H'm out ir slght.H After .Trsnr. departure i l" Is in the form of tin n stood i the assembled company who

ttll 7 heir thoughts baeh to earth and pt duty, and this prontie ant r'ren to comfort thftn: "Thi I same which is tahen an IromyoniB

0' 1 two h

l.irron I he wires are sn'iiriu to

n single tree made of a pie ce 01 stout timber, a log chain bt lag ; aaaed around this and secured to a weighted barT' a. Babbitt are very easily caught, notwithstanding their well known cunniag. Ore of the aimpleM and best traps used for the purpose is made of rough fence boards six inches wide and about two feet long. Thaat pieces ar. nailed together SB as to make an oblong box. one end of Which 1- eloand with a short piece ef board, while the other i pre.vitled with a board eoa Slating of another piece of board whtel glides down from above in greiovea cut

Some of the largest it eel ptanta in Kngiand are being reorganJaed along merlean lines. Mrs. Hatty Green, some- nf the Van derbilta and one or two of the Goald) tre OOShing an ?11 . imi.hc.ii e apitalizee

enterprtal to manufacture iren .tei l on an enormous scale em

PneJfle coast. Lake pateci - are be ing built to pi between the- anal and west sheres nl Dnke Michigan, to OOat $H0,000. anil of steel, built for gpeed, nuiking ad reel route iie-twi i n Milv.auke'c atiel S; Paal by water an ' rail to the ea-t. At last It looks probable- that ste-' 'lilroad tie s will be- made to gnpersede oak ties. Anew t ie-maele of steel pbite one-half inch thick and as wide as n vvootlcn tie- and seini-eixal itt shape- h;. bee n tried a year on a roael in weste rn Pennsylvania, where the trs.fhc iheavy. The tics are as good as new If they come in general use it will wide n tin marke t for steel.

Lizzie Hradv. No. 47 Hyt St.,

Brooklyn. N. Y.. writes: "I desire to "peak in the highest terms of PK HUNA, the medicine which I believe i entitled ty more praise than any other and to ;he confidence and pood will of every woman in America Last winter 1 caught a severe cold, which settled all over me, and as I at tir.-t paid but little attention to it I soon found that it had a strong grip on me w hich no medicine could cast off. 1 became weak and irritable. 1 felt nervous and mentally and physically exhausted. I relished nothing I ate, and medicine only nauseated me. In my trouble I read in the paper of PERUNA I sent for a bottle, and it proved a godsend to me. I improved slowly but surely, and in less than two mi'Dths perfect health was restored tome."

053 WU CETCH(JH:

Miss Lou Cetrhum, Ne.. l.l.'a Rass av.. Memphis, Tenn.. writes: "PKIH'NA brought me relief and health, and 1 firmly believe in its efheary. I had la grippe laat winter and suffered for

several weeks without obtaining relief until I took PERUNA. Three bottles not only cured me completely, but It left my system in a tine condition, and I feel better than I have for years. Y. a have a host of friends in Memphis. Miss Lou Cetchum."

Miss I'.i .trie.' Drown, No. 590 Walnut St., Memphis, Tenn., writes: "This fall I became very much run down, being overtaxed with social and domestic duties. I caught a hard. cold, and, my system being in a weakened condition, I found it lm poaaibla to shako off the cold. I was advised by a neighbor to try PERUNA and bought g bottle, and am only sorry now that I did not know of it before, SB It would have saved me so much suffering. 1 shall not bi w i hout it again, as it effected a - peedy cure."

Forrr off Habit. He hsd worked for m.mv vear in a dry g. i store, but fate place! h:tn behind the counter in a coal othee. and tiiat was the cause "f his undoing. A lady entere! the coal office one day and taid she needeei two ton of coal St once. "All right," said the clerk, tipping- the ashes frtnn a cigarette in a dreamy fashion; "will you take it nith roa r have it sent, naadum Yonker Statesman. I do not lielicve I os Cure tor Consumption has an eoual for couch and cold.

John F. Boyer, Trinity Bpriaaa, lnu., Feb. 15. 1900.

POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

When the sun has e-eated its watch keep, the earth turns ovt-t and goc sleep. Puck. NOTES FROM ABROAD.

Heaven, shall so pome in

like go

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as vp have se'n H'm

Regvi n." A Sew Apostle Choen. Yhile awaiting the fulfillment of the prom i5e word in gaa to be elrcalated nbonl the city that Jodaa had committed tal- ' There were at least two runmrs afloat and p"rhnps more-, so profound i- the impression U had made. Hat tin says ihe traitor hanged himself; a the- chapter WO are-studying.

Ityt he fll and burst asunder. One ail ga sure: he had come to his J big own hantl. The traitor tould tiiitl no hapilness in the accurst d a pieces of silver. Ria tragic end made it 1 r ' und impression upon the other 'P l They had been associated etfth Iii man for at leant a year or a fet and a half. They had seen their Mlrd betrayed a ltd crucified. Now he it;i'l e in, tei his reward a sat! ami impre lee warning to all. Peter tag stated that another he named to fill

'"it thi round number of 12 apoatlea. The choice of those present fell betwo! .Inst us ami Mat bias, in-' what Justus and Matthias ever

la not reBOfded. Thiy were no ' 'artiest anil devout men. hnt facl that these men were' chosen

fii aeenmpliahed no notnb'e work there who were not thought of ' I ri n t service for the early e-bnreh ted th- fallibility of the humar, Wgment. The man Utile esteemed y 0 often surprises us when it comet, ringing things to pass, while the 'ook to as great often fails at oaeritlcal moment. '

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Terse unit Trae. The ,rst WBy to )ir.ip otrtera is te. MJ ourselves to be our best.

1 ' 'I i h i t et nl i- t- t'icr

ii, i i i e t i i niu.i i el i f I

tit lal trifles of life.

tieniptloa will make n

,a"1 1 nut of a chaotic race 'f '""I lints Von In tk. hnnl

becanae He has great work for

garda

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t 11 eai not sec the frood wiien the "I "f passion are on the w indows w thi tog, The tro,,hle with short-sighted peothai they expect every one ta 'r their glaaaag.-liain's Üora

RABBIT l'ROOF FKM E. In the projecting sides eir between glats nailed to the end, as shown in the eat. The bottom piece may also be allowed to project so as to make the door more secure when closed. A small hole is be.red through the top s' shoot the middle of the iwx. and midway bi tweOB this and the door s Btick is secured in an upright position. Aerona the top of this latter a second stick is secured by a nail in a ne.tch made' :n the upricht one so thai it

wij seesaw up and down. A third stick of small si, i- notched m ar one tad and s. cured at the oppositt- gad by no ans of a piece of twin to the end of the larger movable piece. This movable, piece is now eOBBCeted by twine at its forward end to the top of the dOOr, when the trap is ready to set. The door is elevated, the little st ick passed through the hole in the top and aaearad by the notch to the front edge of the hole. Win in the rabbit enters, it pushes the projecting end of the stick before it. aetttBg it free, allowing the suspended floor to de

scend and thus cutting off itt own escape . The traps may be baited with g piece of apple or cabliape p laced in the e nd farthest from the door. Ciacinnati Commercial Tribune. Vrarlablri In tSe Cellar. All vegetables' keep better at a low temperature and, excepting in the sevetest weather, the cellar window may be kept open during the day, at leaflt, if it 's the south side. It also helps to keep the cellar sweet und fresh. We know that is no need of an iil-stn. Hing cellar. Vegetables properly bmried and sa e.pen window in all suitable weather will pre vent unsavory Bdett, Have a regular time for closing the wit, .low. as you do for any other "chore." and aU will be well.

Hope is right when mixed with ill etpial amount of hus;le. Many a truthful man has known to lie at the point of death. Don'l try to lie funny with people who are unable to appreciate wit. ti is somewhat difficult for a man to 1 I support a wife if she is insupportable Many a man's settled opinions are due to the fact that his wife settled ! them. woman's touch in known by bei a sshboard, BOf piano or her husband's I pocket book. There is a place for everything la ' this old world, but fe w of us have access to an index. . I The oe an i- the only namrerna eaith that can make womaa indifferent fc jjf. r personal a uncara nceL

WaNCriE&TER "NEW RIVAL" FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS outshoot all other black powder shells, because thev are made better and loaded by exact machinery with the atandatd brands of powder, shot and wadding. Try them and you will be convinced. ALI. REPUTABLE t DEALERS KEEP THFM

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win: T Nu i Kel 'HUN No. 2 OA I S No 2 Ii YK No. 2 TOBACCO Lusts Leaf Hurley . . ti w Clear Timothy

Itt TTKR Choice Dairy .. I :. IN i "le ar BIS ".e;e;s I'reslt PORK StamiiirelMessinew) KAH1 Choice Bteam CHICAGO. CATTLE Native- Steers .. 1 1 1 a ; s I", ir in 'hole- ..... si n l l' Pair to I bo', r I'M il It Int' r I 'at. nU Hprii ir PStanta win:.T No :t sinitu; No, I Ri ! CORN No. 2 Yellow OAT9 No I W hite PORK Mess

K ANSAH 'ITT. I NTTI.K Native Bteera . 4 TS O II. ;S Fair ti e'hiilee I t WHEAT No I Red BJ 4 i'i iRN No. I 7 t tiATS No. : White 4.Vr NEW ORLJC N8. IM.eil l: HIkIi lira. I. a .... I M ff r. i( No 2 e 4 OVIS Ne. 2 tsl i II V .hole,. 19 "it PORK Ftnn'lar.l Mes . 16 . : ve 'i iV Short Blh Hl-tes.. 9H e a .TT. 'N Mi.I'lllns If IA ll'taVILLK. WHEAT Ko, 2 Re1 i iiBN-No. t

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Th-re are 6.000 An. tl enu residents in Ihe QtJ of Mexico. Lake Nicaragua, through which the uw cana. wi.. u--. is t lie i.niy f reshwater lake hich holds a species of hrk. Australia nttw bseeds considerably eiver dou'ole as many sheep a - tin- I t lied States, the numbers being lOO.i'.O,000 to .TJ.'.'.'.O.liuO. France, with her colonies., eeivers 1 Oi.MViO so n. ire miles: iust WO.0O0

square miles more than the territory of the United States. The San Franci-c. a river of Brasil, is 1.400 miles in length, and was bo called liecause it was discovered un the feast day of St. Francis. Japan has only one arphaaafft . yet in no other land are fatherless children

better cared for. F.very family cares j for the sick, destitute or orphans nearOat to it. There is a superstition that a , childless house is accursed. Humility is still considered a chief f. minine irtue in .lanau. M. Hitonini

writes in Le Kevue that the reason why Japanese w i men per-ist in the fault of stooping forward ail the- time is that if they did not !.. su they would be

thought "stuck up.' A WONDERFUL CURE. Wright City. Mo.. Dec. 30. Medical men are still wondering over the Symen case, which has aroused such a widespread interest in this neigh

borhood. Mr. Joseph 0. Symea had suffered very seven iy with InhaBlBBStorj liheumatism. enduring pains Which were something terrible, and whah madeit altogether impossible for him to work by day or rest or sleep at night In frjiite of ail treatments he grew worse and his case seemed to defy til the usual remedies. He began a treatment of Dodd's Kidney Pills and very scon noticed a -narked improvement, which increased as he kept on till six boxes were used, when he found himself without a trace of pain or ache. He is now able to work all day and sleep all night, and his rapid and complete recovery is regarded by the doctors as little short of s miracle.

line) I'-ceime n llnlilt. "I've been loe.king for my husband for the last two hour," taid an agitated woman to a .aim '.ne. .... "Don't be excited, madam, replied the latter. "I've been looking for a husband for the last r. eai " T-mm.my Tunes.

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Thf Hiseliomf! Calendar of the season tin ten colors, -i U'autiful heads (on six sheets. lOxI'J inches), reproduction of painting b) Morsn, usuad hy (iincral Passenger Depart stent, ( nicago, Mdwaukee St. Paul R I Iwajr, win he sent on receipt of twenty -tive cents. Address F. A. Ifilier, Ueueral Passenger Ageat, C'iiisbbBS, Very few people talk well; very tew people are graietul. We wonder IbSf do Bot Cultivate these accomplisaments insteitel of studying (.ernian and art. Atchison Ulobt.

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W E l igls S3.niand f 3.M shoei rlaeed SBM tT wilh ' t.' O he"S otber tnake. aro fnun-l to lB Just ss g.e1. Thesy will outwear two pairs oC ordinary $:.n6 and $Ui0 shoes m . Haie of ( Se-Jt leathrrt. faeludtna Patent

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Kvi rr farmer his owa Init.llord. no encuaebrani i-- lilshtink .ii eoiia Ineieasiiia Tear h year, Unit vaioe Increasing, took tiicreaala. .leo dlil chmat. earellen , t,,,ls and church,' low taxation hliih price, fof i-ait le and grain low tale war rate, and every

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and dl.irlrt. of Aaslnlhola. Saskatchewan Altana Tnonsand of Americana are nowf there Itednreit rate on all railways rur M-.-k.-. n-.it sen 'e-rs New' -t riet are belnB .

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