Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 November 1910 — Page 3

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One of the Bett Rost Cure. ,.,! tory.

..o 'froiH liomo. I uu uro tired out and your , " ',' or. Ige. try roIiik oil by , t and losing youraolf In noma '..,,ry You will, In nlno cnsoa . . como baok reatod and In- J ,.n who has passed serene- ,

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HOME-MADE CHICK FOUNTAIN

Simple Arrangement by Which Pouitr May Secure Fresh Water Without Trouble.

Herewith I ekelst) of a vary slm-

KILLING DUCKS FOR MARKET lÄSTSÄtÄ

u&ur without an trouble. It

Two Good Methods Are Bting Successfully Used by Some of the Largest Raisers.

con-

.,-n ttit ko with tho managing

and bringing up of a largo

uf children, said that rto con ,-"W.t0.J,idiS,! tnö res' 8Crtld,n- 1Jh lle" uKi,t 0 on. for j aro KOtH and aro M 8UCceMfuHy lljHSe to tho mind, that It ould emioye(l by the von who lead a strenuous ,M preference for drj picking 1. rrow exceed- antl ther fof Udlng. and It bo-

1U . oary of the same.

AWFUL BURNING ITCH CURED IN A DAY

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be middle of tho night of March 1 woko up with a burning Itch in . hands and I felt as If I could i., in apart. In tho morning tho

.g had gone to my cheat anüüur-

coniOH only n mattur of UMi which method Is used. When birds aro drosEcd by scalding, they should be dipped several times, or until tho fcathors come out easily. The back should bo dipped in the water first. After scalding, wlpo thorn as dry as possible with a sponge and pick tho breast feathers first.

j A bird when dressed for market I has left on It the feathers on the

i ii mir wine, inn inn irminrn ami rn lentil-

I at (lay 11 Bpruuu i iu; i , ' I was red and raw from tho top era on head and neck. The legs are L. ad to the soles of my feet and J left on. and goncrally, the birds aro , in continual agony from tho not drawn.

-tr I could neither Ho down nor i" j i.-miiB wwI happened to see about Cutl- Wercd tho simpler of the two methÄ n,i i thn.ii.ht I would ods, and one who ia accustomed to

A Ill'lllCUlVD, ,. ' o ,T-ln1 T tnnk n rood bath

' " ' V cn n,i od thft ! en birds a day. Tho picker's outfit

ra Ointment. I put it on from j a.l down to my feet and then j u bed. On tho first of April I ; ,.- a new man. Tho itching was I pone. I continued with tho 1 .i Soap and Cutlcura Ointment

,. ring that day tho Itching com- , :v loft me. Frank Grldlcy, 325 i r.l Streot, Now York City, Apr. ' .. . " Cutlcura Remedies aro sold r.ont tho world; 1'otter Drug & , . Corp., Solo Props, Boston, Mass.

v ,. -t,la In often temporarily mlaU !r virtue.

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HIS LIVELIHOOD AT STAKE

the work can readily dress three doz-

consists of a chair, a box for the

. n; nt, n iiolwamc. really the bet Vutiiit Famous Buckwheat.

observation which Is called' c- i f the world will bo found re frequent toinak inen cun j

tan ri"d. Dr. Johnson.

Home-Made Fountain.

sists simply In nailing a half-circle of wire to n post and procuring a large round botllo. The latter should be kept half-filled with water and the mouth of the bottle kept In the drinking dish as per sketch. As long as thero Is any water in the bottlo the chicks can rely on a drink being In the dish. It Is especially useful for young chicks, as you can use a small drinking dish so that there 1b no danger of drowning.

Certainly Candidate for Governor Could Not Expect to Get That Voto. An Incident in whicb former dorornor Odoll of Now York figured as tho victim wa told by Col. James Hamilton Iewls at a recent banquet. "When Governor Odell was last

running for oHlce." said Colonel Low- ( Is, "thero had boon a great deal of

talk about Niagara Falls and tho electrical powor that could bo conferred on nil parts of New York. One day an old nogro halted Ir. Odell and said: "'Mr. Odell, Is yo' runnln for gor'ner, sah?' " I am answered tho candidate. "l gueas yo want my vote, den.' said tho colored man. "Well, I would like to have your vote. Zeb. I have known you for so many years.' "'Well. I Jlst want to ask you a question, Mr. Odell. befo 1 give mah vote to you. Are yd for electric lights In dls town? "Well. Zeh. I am for all modern Improvements,' said Odoll. with a Blight flourish. "Well, sah. I can't vote for you said Zeb with firmness. 'Yo' done forget dat I Is a lamp lighter "

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PREPARE GEESE FOR MARKET

Pair Dressed Ducks.

"Km by Marriage."

r u talking to a small liar- feathers and a couple of knives, one

wlo is extravagantly fond ol nf0 being dull and the other being

tf.-r Sue likes her fatht-r Eharp-poInted and double-edged for ouk but he la far from be-j bleeding. The bird Is taken between t lr b. r affections. THa call- j ü,0 ines. the bill hold open with the

ing tho situation, asked the ieft hanti and a cut rande across the

hy hf Mldti't love her father !M r mother. ou he explained, loftily, .,nly kin to us by marriage."

Drserved the Shoes, w 'i ! y wayfarer leaned over r-id watched tho housewife r r hores. lad he said, tipping his bat, i to bo a professional humorist. -U yo-i a fanny story will you e an !d pair of shoes 7" 1 ihr.t depends," rosponded tho -vise; "you must remember -uty is tho soul of wit." imuni. 1 remember that, nnd Is fl,e solo on each of me IliUf

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His Defense. i f'ortly after midnight, nnd ni had caught llastus red- ' n .Mus. you old rascal, you." I .r aught you at last. What dc"B in my henhouse?" V..rRf mil.'' said the ohl man. ne t MTd such n cacblln' in dlfl ;. -l.it I-1 thought meblvo do . done gon ay an alg. an' I I K.t It fo' you broakfas t .is fresh, suh." Harper's

THE FIRST TASTE Lea rd to Drink Coffee When a Baby.

fr es

d. r k

: nts realized the fact that cof- ' .iins a drug caffeine which Is iy harmful to children, they .'ubtless hesitate before giving s coffee to drink.

-n I was a child in my moth

er H iniis and firt began to nibble i

1 8- at tho table, mother used to

"Ips of coffee. As my parents ffee exclusively at meals 1 knw thero was anything to it coffee and water. SO I contrnctpd Ihr rnffpn

tab rarly. I remember when quite 3" re the continual uso of coffee so afrp 1 my parents that they tried r a'' ' K wheat and barley, then c ' ' U in tho coffee-mill, as a sub1' for coffee. 1 it did not taste right and they bark to coffee again. That was i"3R before Postum was ever heard or 1 continued to uso coffee until 1 u ': nnd when I got into office ork i began to havo nervous spells. tolly after breakfast I was so ne v is 1 could scarcely attend to my c. rw; ondence. At rilght, after having coffee for ut.p I could hardly sleep, and on 'K 'a tho morning would feel weak &r-l i, rvoiis. A friend persuaded me to try it ' My w,fe and 1 d,d not 1,ke rRt- but later when boiled good f f ng it was fine. Now wo would R - e up Postum for the best coffee e r tasted. frri'an now Bet Kod IceP. m free "cm nenousness and headaches. I mend Postum to all coffee drink-

roof of the mouth just below the e;es. Tho bird is then stunned by striking Its head against a post or some hard substance. The picker seats himself In the chair with the bird In his lap. Its head held firmly between one knee and the box. The fcathors are carefully sorted while

j picking; the pinfoathers are thrown I away and the body feathers with the j down are thrown Into the box. Care should bo taken about this, as the I feathers from each bird will weigh I about two ounces and will quite pay I for the picking. The dull knife and the thumb are i used to remove the long plnfeathers. I and this should be done without tearing the skin. The down can usually be rubbed off by slightly moistening tho hand and holding the skin tight.

Often some of the pin feathers cannot be taken out without tenring and

disfiguring tho skin: when such is the '

case they should bo ahaved off. Seven or eight minutes Is all the time necessary to dross n bird.

Aller IUI UI1U U should be carefully washed and plumped by placing in a tnnk or barrol of Ice water. They are hardened in this Ice water and given a rounded and full appearance. They are then parked In barrels or boxes and shipped to mnrkeL The first or bottom layer Is packed with backs down; a layer of Ice Is then placed oier them, and all other Inyers are packed with tho breasts down, n lajer of Ice being over each layer of duck. The top of tho box or barrel is then rounded off with ice and covered with burlap. A barrel

will hold about three dozen birds. !

Some raisers use boxes for shipping and have the empties returned free.

Method for Getting Birds Into Proper Shape to Bring Top Prices During Holidays. i By B. F. BISHOP. Illinois.) To prepare geese for market, as soon as wenther becomes cool, confine in small lots. Commence to feed gradually mash composed largely of corn meal, mixed with milk If con

venient, otherwise water, giving

enough forage or vegetables to keep ; in health, increasing grain until they havo all they will eat, twice a day. never forgetting plenty of water and a box of grit. Hy the time tbe goosa market is on. say from Thanksgiving to New Year's, the birds wir be In prime condition and bring top market prices. To dress them, kill same as other poultry. Commence to pick tho coarser feathers and most of the down off as soon as the fatal stab to brain Is given and bleeding commences. Then sprinkle and rub well with powdered rosin, scald and rub down off quickly, plunge body in hot , water then cold, wipe, and hang up j

or lay on table to cool before pack- j lng. i

Model African King. Tho Christian village' of Hombo in Africa is a proof of tho power of the gospel. At daybreak every morning tho horn Is blown and the people assemble at the king's house to hear the word of God read, and the praise and pray. Witchcraft and superstition have fallen under the power of the gospel, and the heathens aro taking knowledge of it. The native church at Loamla contributes ?1T a month for the support of native workers on a native station in the interior of Angola.

ALCf'Hc ;-3 PER CENT AYctfclablc Preparaiion Tor Assimilating Hie Food and Regula -ling tho Stomachs and Bowels cf

Sr Promotes Digcstion.Checrful- ?: , ncss and Rcsl Contains neither '! I Opium.Morptiine nor Mineral S Not Narcotic

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Hirn SrtJ CUrfird So"

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, ApcrlcCl Kcmcuy ioi cuuaiipoil i hon . Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea i Wnrms,Convulsions .Feverish sit2J ncsand LOSS OF SLEEP

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C I FacSimik Signature of I Tin: Ce.ntawi Company. i NEW YORK.

GASTORIA For Infants and Children, Ths Kind You Have

Always Bought

Bears the

Signature

Guaranteed under iho Foodany

Exact Copy of Wrapper.

In Use

For Over

Thirty Years GASTORIA tm( c-ktuh odM-rr. nrm tan crrr.

NATURE'S SIGNALS. The first indication of kidney disorder is often backache. Then comes pain in tho hips and sides, lameness, soreness and

urinary troubles. These are the warnings nature's signals

for help. Doan's Kidney Pills should bo used at the first sign, j Ira Clark, i North Main St, Savanna, 111., says: "I was confined to bed , with kidney trouble and nev

er expected to bo up again. A doctor said I had acuto inflammation of the bladder, but he could not help me. How grateful was I for the prompt relief Doan's Kidney Tills gave me!

Continued use removed every sign of

FOR MEN

WOMEN

W. L. DOUGLAS

3 $3H & SS4 SHOES 2

Boys' Shoes, $2.00, $2.50 & 3.00. Best inthe Worid. W. L. Doumitm S3. HQ, S3.80 and $4.00 mhom trs ßonltlvaly Ihm burnt mndtt and most popular mhoma for thm arlcm In America, ana ara tha meat aconamtcal mtieaa far you to buy. TIotdu rllz- tliat my liori Iiht be?t tlir tmmtanl forover 30 yer, that I inak and tell mora Wa.00, ajlO und StAHi hör than mny otltr Binnufnctarrr in tti I'.S.. anil thnt IOrLAH FOR DOI.I.AH.I Ol AKANTKK 5IY HIIOK3 to bold thrlr hapc.louk nnd fit brtter.anil Trenrlonurrthnn iny other 3.0O, 83..V) or 84.00 lux von ran 1uy? unlltr otiuntn. It la null inr liofTIir. I.'KAOr.ltS Jf THF WO I.D.

You will lxjplicdTlieii you buy my li- becaiiMior tlie

Ut aii.l appraraoce, and wurn iicoinp iinieior jnum pur-

cliaieanotlirr pair, you win i more man pipnaoi ufCHau tlin Ink I onen mire 10 eil. and r-Hve toii no mil oil comfort

CAUTION! ri'ÄT iWt? TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE It toot duller caimot aprii y wtiu W I. Ikw tin wrtte for U.lirdrrClMOir . L.. UütULXt, KU Kpurk hlreru Ilruckton, &u.

LIGHT AIRY POULTRY HOUSE ! kidney trouble

Remember the name uoan s.

Can Be Constructed by Any Ingenious

Farmer From Drawings and Instructions Given. i This poultry' house can be built by , any Ingenious farmer from the drawings and descriptions given here. Tho

For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a t

box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. l

Cheering Up the Guide. "Ilemember, Henry." said the hunter who had arranged with tho guide, "we're not hiring you you're simply one of our party." "What's on your mind? Inquired the guide. "Well, you see, In case nnythlng happens we don't want to be troubled with this new employers' liability law," admitted the cautious hunter Puck.

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The Rayo Lamp is a high grade lamp, told at a low priceThfre ar lamr tbat cot mom bnt thrrrli no bfttr lntnpmadeatDy pr"c. ÜonMroctwl of to id bran, n'ckl platsl iUy trrtolean-. aa. omarant toany room In any h-soww Threl nothlne known to tb art of lamp-making that can aiia totficraloe of thollATO Umpü a llghU glrlofr üfricr. T.rrry ö r ftylirr It But at yoma, writo for deftcrlptiT CifCUiar to t ncarett tfr.nc j of tho SYaKOARD OIL COMPANY (Incorporated

For

DISTEMPER

Bnre nm

Pink Eye, Eplzooflo Shlpplnfc Fever fit Catarrhal Fever

and rw1tlTpreTnitlT nomatUrbo,ioratany tUtt are InfMUd

or i Il Uij.a cum cn in lOEjnif ac?ponw uiwuina uiana. ij-iu KIonou k-rnn from to body Ourl ltcfi)tr In Xfoei and SbjiaDd Oiclr la ultry LaryratrctMnfftlTrttAck rrmnlj Cum 1 Crlrra amoDrfbumn blnffandiaOokldnry rpmly anil II a bottl 4 and lit a rtoim. futtbUnut. Kf-pit bnw to yourlr,c(rli bo wl)ft It feryctt. irr Ilooklit, "llitrnipr. Ca ki and i arr, fplal Agfni ntfd. SPOHN MEDICAL CO., .sSsrÄrA GOSHEH, IND., U. S. A.

Light Airy Poultry House. frame-work should bo made of 2x1 Inch stuff sheathing for the main part of tha huildiiiK. It is never a good

TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Red. Weak. Weary. Watery Eyes andGranulatedEyellds. Murine Doesn't Smart Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell Murine Eye Remedy. Liquid, 25c. 50c. $1.00. Murine Eyo Salvo in

plan to use old boards In building a ! Aseptic Tubes 25c. .00 Eye Books

noultrv house, because thoy harbor in

sects. Better use new material and cover thoroughly with puint inside and out-

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'The Road to Wellvllle," in

was ,.-. . . c inirri j Heir ?.' f.rom " e. Ther

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A aiev

and Eve Advice Froo by Mall.

Murine Eyo Remedy Co., Chicago. "Off Day" of Favorite. Chapley How did she happen to refuse you; 1 thought you wero her

favorite?

the favorite didn't

MICA

c vin 17 ' lavorue I 2f 1 Washley Well. LTO. JL 1 win, that's all

Size of Eggs. The size of the egg Is chiefly controlled by the breed or by selection of layers of lnrge eggs. In a number of tests at experiment stations slight differences In the sire of eggs have been noted with varying rations and environment, but this cannot be attributed to anything more specific than the general development and vigor of the fowls. Pullets at the beginning of the laying period lay an egg decidedly smaller than those produced at a later stago in life. The average food value of the large egg Is slightly greater per pound than that of tho small eggs, because of a smaller percentage of Bhell In the former.

Separate Fowls Into Bunches. If convenient separate tho fowls Into several bunches. They will lay more eggs than If crowded together In one house. For Instance If a hundred hens are kept, divide them Into four or five flocks nnd have a separate house- and apartment for each flock. m

Unprofitable Fowls. Where fowls are unprofitable, the failure can usually bo ascribed to three causes, which are poor birds, poor card and Improper food unwisely fed.

Mr. Wlnio-c-f Poothlnr Syrop. ForrhlWrrn Wlnim:. ofl-nln.. tfum. rrdLCI Biiuiuntlun-alUr luln. cot InU culic. X a bulU-.

Close attention to detail Is the serrnt of Doultry profit.

A flock of good layers ought to lay pavCmenL

12 dozen each per year. Butter and eggs aro In great demnnd and at paying prices. Too little green feed is a common cause of loss among fowls. You will find weeding pays as well in the flock as In tho fields. The spring chicken sold at Thanksgiving time is an expenslvo product. Open turkey houses can be shut up during rainstorms by leaning boards aEalnst the sides.

It is becoming better known every ; year that There is no profit in feeding ( poor, unthrifty birds. Old hens rarely mtke good winter layers, and as a rule do not do so J

well In the spring as puuets. H is easier to keep fowls ic good condition than to allow them to run down and then build up again. When feeding grain throw It broadcast all over the lot so that all tho fowls may have an cqunl chance Did you know that a turkey hen with a brood If allowed her freedom will peek a new roosting place every Culling Bhotild be especially thorough where eggs from the whole flock are set at home or sold to others for batching. Turkey hens with pullets do not thrive in closed board nouses. Knock out the sideboards and replace wttti wire netting.

When tho pulpit gets Into poetic

clouds It misses the man on the

Try Mrs. Austins Famous Pancak Flour, aure to please, all grocers. A catalogue of vices never led anyone into virtue.

What About Him? The talk had gone back and fro, and the youthful socialist had been announcing that no man ought to get his living by cheating, and wo all listened to him. and agreed that it was dreadful when men and women did not tell tho truth, but tried to make their living by deceiving people. Millionaires, landowners, financiers, we sacrificed all of them who cheat tho public. "No ono should make a living by deception," said the young man. Then a quiet voice from a woman 'amc from the corner of the sofa, "What about tho conjurer?" London Chronicle.

Some people treat the sermon as a table d'hote dinner, picking out the things that will not agree with them

Weak Heart

Many poople mffer from weak hearts. They may experi eece ihortaea o! breath oa exertion, pin over the heart, r dizzy feelisff , oppressed breathiuf after meals or their eyea bacooae blurred, their heart it not sufficiently strong to Bump blood to the extrenitiea, and they have cold hands aad feet, or poor appetite because of weakened blood supply to the stomach. A heart tonic and alterative should be taken which hat bo bad after-effect. Such is Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which contains no dauaferoua narcotics or alcohol.

a InrrvdlerU. as attMtad amUr at, arc Stone root (Colllaaaak Caaaittf ). uioodroet Saaralaarta CanaSaU, UokUn Seal root (ttyraitlt CaaaataS Ouctn'i roat (StJIIIarla Srlratka), UlacW Chrrjbark (Prvaut Mrglataat).

Mandrake root uoeoaariium niamra;, wnn mim iiju, f,., ta a entitle laboratory In a way that no drug-xtst could Imitat. This toaio contains do alcohol te shrink up the red blood corpuscles; but, on the other hand, it increases their number and they become round and healthy. It help the human systeaa in the constant manufacture ol rich, red blood. It

helps the stomach to assisallate or take up the proper elements irons me iooa,

thereby

forts

for

and '

medicines offered by the druist who is looking for a larger profit. Nothing but Dr. I'ierce'a Goidea Medical Discovery will do you half as much good.

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AXLE GREASE

Keeps the spindle bright and free from grit. Try a boxSold by dealers everywhere. STAN DA IN D OIL CO. (I ii corpora toil)

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U Uta Hu.Washlmrum, XO Dearborn su, umcairo.

helping difestiosi ana curing dyspepsia, rican-nurn tanq many uncoiu-

ible svmntoms. stops excetstvo tissuo waste la convtiesoe-jce iocrs ,

the nm.Hnwn. anaeraio. thin-blooded dcodIc. the" Disoovenr is rueciain

vifaUr.nrf. Stick to tfaie safe and sane retnedv. end refute all lust as Coou

UVXT1X UK VI. KVTATK CO., Union Mn..ls oOerlnc inipniT.-l farm In m 17 lo rüper ;. tnilt, grain and dairy landa lKMlopportuntt for InTeiv or, Atl ixjBiior cheerfully ani'd. if.u., V. N. U., Indianapolis, No. 45-1910.

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