Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 February 1897 — Page 7

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.

ai,.r.mlliil !." fr BSaf 14, 1 I In' I'rlnoii tlM'ii"l Ai t . 5:17-3. I rri4inl from PtiCUtMfV Met I OOUDKN TKXT -W ought to obeg 3ai tli. iii men. Acta I r. Tlii gKCTION include. Hi.- rest of ÜM e, , . beglnalng wlili r-vi. w of vers "IB. ttrWWtoWH ff' ,n The Nil I to uuk'".iWn. but h1 EX! ÜANATORT. I Opposition to tin- Goaf 0a purl I Hie leaders - V. IT. "Tli-ii the nigh prMwt:M Annus, chap. hp hoi (tens ai asati t tram bla 1st" ,.miiy tad ladlffaran as. "Ail Unsj i i.it rri' with him:" Hi pain, lho Jcadcrs of tin- Saddueces. Joseph state thai nod "f ! bJghef el in Iii- das were gkepttea or Sadd ueecs, though the mass f the peopk wn Ptaariea, Vit' tilled wit h Indignation:" ratbag jealousy. Waat Iii' bltorian ladt aeria ing is an outbreakof part feeling. The whole Inflocooc of the bteddaeeaa party , railed fortii by their antagonism to tin- doctrine of the resurrection atwl their gnvy of the growth of tin- new lUUHW t. 11. The Apootlea Thron n in t r Prison. V. i. "And laid their handa on ths j.pos'lfs:" An'M".l t lit-in in tlic hope of 1 1 1 j 1 1 i 1 1 :-T n end to their work. Sonic tliink that "he whole It were urrcsNi (. 19), Others Laclede Peter (v. 99) ami several other, hut not the entire bod j. ill. An Angel Brings Deliverance. V. "Hut : " t his is u 1 li vinr but. v. iiioh derange all their plan. "Tb (S, V. an) angel of the Lord: On of the"min. jstering spirits sent forth to minister for then who shall Ik- hair of Bahra tum. "Opened the prison doors:" Silently, without the knowledge of tb piardn (v. 82), who were leep or hsd r taxed their rigllanee, being oosfideat rd the strength of their prison. iv. The Apostle at Work A za in. Vs. SO-21. 20. "(Jo SS upeak in the temple:" There was to In- no attempt ntads to eosoenl their escape. They were sinplj to go shoot theirduty, ss If nothing bad happened. M8peak to the people:" Who were bongering for the "words of this life:" I;. V. prints Life with a capital I. (as Way with a Capital W. Aets I9g, S.l ) to .show that it WS a name for t he lospfll. It w as t he life that Jesus brought to earth, spirit Dl life, eternal life, here gad hen aftor. v. Agnin Before the Council. -Vs. SI2S. 2J. "The council:" The Sanhedrim and all the senate. That is. the whole anhcdrlm wer present, Including all the eidi rs ho were iiii iiiImts of it. 83. "The keeper stand. ng." etc: They hail taken every precaution, and BOttld BSS no w ay by w Inch the prisoners sonJd aecap. 24. "They doubted:" They were at their wit.-,' end; they were perplexed bsoan thsy 000 Id see no way of stop1 ping BUCh men and such a cause. The more th.v opposed, the more it grew. 26. "Without violence:" Ths si one recalls John 7:43. "For they feared the people;" What a contrast with the courage of the apostles! Godliness converts men into heroes; ungodliness, into cow arris. 28. "We strait ly:" Strictly. "Ye have filled Jerusalem with your doctrine ;" Noble testimony to the sueeess of their ptenohlng. "This man's blood:" It was plain that if Jesus w as the Messia.li, the rulers had been traitors to their nation. It was this ghntC that stirred thCU so deeply. VL The apOtls Preach tbe Gospel to the Killers.- Vs. 20-32. Critics have noticed thestrnctnrsof Peter brief de fense as one of the illicit specimens! pleading on record. It is proof that the promise: "It shall be given you in that hour what ve shall speak," was amply talfilled. 29. "Then I'eter" The usuaj spokesman for all. He was the quickest tO frsass the words that, expressed the thoughts of all. "And the other apostles;" standing by his side. jriiy i 11 pr that God will give him the right words, ind'Ting' what he says as their own. "We ou;rht to Obey God rather than men :" The same principle t hey had uttered on their former t rial ( : '.). Their duty, conscience, God. the inalienable rights of inen, ppTOred of their eonduct. 30. "The God of our fathers:" Whom the rulers profesd to obey. Ths Chad Who had made the nation, who lial promised the Messiah. wB4sed ii:" Sent into t he world. Hs did Sil thst WS I edfnl for makilie- Jesus the Messiah. Thus the (irsl whom the rillersWtek now Idged as the true God was on the Hide of the npnstleo. "W hom ye slew : " Tlw Gieeh word means "slew w it h otir own hands." I'eter tells the the simple trulh without passion, but also w it lioiit reserve. "Han-red on a tree:" On the Wood; crucified. You, the leaders, a rraysd younelve against God, tgsinst four o n God. II. "Him hath God exalted:" l raising Hin fron the dead, by the nsrenalon. "With Di right hand:" lndieating tbe power exerted ami ths Dl visa fever. To be a Princs To whoa nil uwaalosreeobcdienoo. before w hom Very knee shall yet bow, whose kingdom shall extend oer the w hole world. T he humble cross has become the center of the World I the despised one is the King of king and l...rd of lords. "And Baviour," front ths sins and the oon Seqnsaegg Bf their iiiK. Jesus is nJngyg Lord Of those Whom hS saves. "And we nre Iiis witnesses:" Wo a sot Originate, we only rejKirt, we b'tir witness to what we have seen and '"nrd.

Seeil I hint 1,- lit . Bt careful w here yon step, nnd those. bo follow you will stumble I es. It is doubtful if there is any man I' has not at some time in hi life '-en n hypocrite. rher esa ie no tmgngnlgMrtlnf rotn1 jm p(.;i.,, ti:,t is not nni Mj ptnnMled It faith. The ;nnn who truly sayn: "Our Far '' HeaNcn." wants to snv: "My '""'her" u every man in the world. " " Mkely that we would nee 1 esa to rtOWn in o.ir neighbors, if (.,1 ,ould J" inor to condemn in ua. Uam'i

ABOUT RAILROAD TRAVEL.

What h rromliirnt Kitllrokd Ont ll t-yt ltlullv to ih. m i,r arrylug; I .i n in uu . lrrn KoitiU. Mr. i. s. Bnstis, Uenersl Panntngnff Agnat! ol the ('. n. i g. IL u.. in g rs cent trgnmegt be for ths imuse com luittec i t tlif Missouri legislature on the , m cent bill, fgVS some vaiuuMe and surprising information gbont the pnSSSBger business in the Wt. His lateiuantg nsrs bsd upon 1 he report ol the Interstate commerce commission and tie' railroad and warehouse com mission of Missouri. Mi bust is showed in the first place thai the volume of pSi ggST tratlic on milroad Is dependent upon the density und weslt b of population in tbstrritorj through which it ran, and fhn com pared the population of Missouri and the traffic reuniting from it with the same Sgnrsa in other states, thus elssrly illuetrsting the tbeorj of his point. The following table showing t he relativg populstlon and rates I intsrssting in this con in ct ion.

Pnj!enirer revenue i" 1 all of H t: im 1.9B1 4.M: 4. 421

FARM AND GARDEN.

AN EXCELLENT IDEA. flow to h. i-p tin- I'll from trrrnn I I li. ( olil.nt , .,1 l i r. Many wells gwv uiueh trouble in the winter by freezing, owing in part at least to an open curbing und lining. In such it case the plan sbowu in the ac-

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fM'HOTKCTKI) PI.AT1" d'.M. osapaaying illustration ana b usel to advantage. The usual platform, Fitf. t, has a pins of three by four inch joit laid upon either side and ujhiii thi is laid another pint form, extending out on al! four snh s some six inches beyond the original, as shown in bitf- 2. boards are now nailed ahottt the four

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Mr. tu til made ths statement that, while ths named rat la most of ah western at ate w as three seats per mile, ihc actual amount received h considerably leas than tbgt sinn. This is due to the fact that the railroad having a Inn" line hetWSSS tarn oints cannot charge more than the rate fixed by a ad having a shorter line, and to e.x oral os rules demanded by the people, all of which reduce the average rat Ina rially. But the most surprising sasrtlo made by Mr. Kustis w as that the west ern roads, with poi Ibly OttS or Iwo individual except ion i carry pas sengen it an actual los-.. The St. l.ouis. Keo;.uk v Sort h weatern was cited a an Instance. Mr. ISusti produced a statement of the expense 0:1 that road tfl -how that the eo-t per pggsagS Bet mile exceeded Lure cents, the toga rate. The report of the interstate com mare eoxnmlfrion referring to tl.. railroads of Uli:. ob, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota and that part of the Dakotaktid Missouri lying east of the Missouri river saowa that It cost the railroad t a :i im! three onc-thouaandth cent pei mile tocarry passeiitrerHexchisive of nn charge tor taxes, rent, interest on mortgage and other item of the kind. Mr, Eseti declared that a two-cent fiat rat in Mist-cur: would reduce the average to one ami thrce-juarters cents it not lower. It was shown that lower rates do not largely incn: -e trallic, and instance were cited where reductions from foui cents and three and one-half Sent b. I arSC cent per mile did not result in increased travel. Answering the question as to wheth er or not rates in Europe were not lowr than in this country, Mr. Kustis showed that while the third-elas, rate fui Mime European Ilm - 1- lower, the second-class rates, which are paid b the great traveling public, are higher than American rates. '1 he conveniences of second and third-class travel in Bu rope nr.- not to be competed with those id America in point of comfort and eon v enlence.

EASILY LEARN TO SWEAR. The WapIS SSI 1'ttrrot Will Konu Acquir. tin- Masrtt oi rrernity. Third avenue, on the outskirts of 1 he bowery districts, Isiasts the only "parrot academy" on thi side of the Atlantic. In reality, it is only the back loom of a hird-fancier's shop, but in it many wonderful things are accom 1 iished in the wsy of duontiug pm tots. W ben asked about his methods, the proprietor of the shop, who is also the principal of the cademyt explained at some length, la exceed ingl) bail falagllah. He said he was German, but be isry gaoch feasmbtod sa Italian. "ou see. when the birds come in, 1 put then all tone in t bat room, w here they remain for a few days until thei become accustomed t their aurronndingS. Then 1 put with them a bird thai call only say words of one syllable, as 'yea,' 'no,' 'cat,' "dag He BOOB ti aeh. - the w'faots lot what he known "Then 1 put in a iiird that can saj longer SfOtUl and simple sentences, and w be they have mastered his lessons yet another bird, who teaches them longer sentences and bow to ask and answer questions. That is about mi as ttv bird teacbsrn can pi. "So my dsaghtar and I liniah off the mart ones, fof parrots are likechildien, and all arc not amart. I select tbS ttupid birds and sell them olT cheap, while tbe smart ones are still kept in that room until their education is complete, We teach them their letters und figures, how to add and sub tract and to spell simple words w ith tin aid of a blackboard. Then my dsilghter teaches them to sine; with a piano feooompaaiment, to tell thl time of day. and sometimes dane to music. o, we never teaeh then, to swear, for WC have no demand for sW Muring birds, though several urns 1 have miased aelllng a bright bird because he swnre at DM when 1 ...is trying lo show him 01T. Thsrj It nrn iuul words from the people who ,Om into the store and the boyi gOg lug tong the street. The stupide! parrot can barn to swear." , V Ilernld. HOME HELPS. A handful of hoi in the brin in which hams and baOM are pick! -d adds to the flavor of the meat und keeps th brine sw eet. To remove iron-rust spots in the ab senee of sunshine, aonp them well, place a wet cloth on a very hot iron; w hen the steam rises, lay the spot on the cloth and immediately rub with a crystal of oxalic acid, or a damp cloth dipped in powdered crystals. When the ejiota have disappeared, waalfat once is several waters. Guard the acid well, a It is a deadly poison.

Via rTECTED PIiATFOBM. sides, OOming close down to the ground, and a dead-air space is thus formed above, and on all sides of the old curbing. This extra boarding can al! be remov.tl in a few moment' time when ths Cold weather is past. It is a useful, efficient and cheap idea. Orange Judd Farmer. DAIRY EXPERIMENTS. neasM f Bacaat fssm Ceo4n1 st the taStaaa station. If cream is to b secured by getting milk, the best plan will be to set the milk in round tin cans, almtit is inches deep and eight inches In d.ameter. If the can is placed in ice water or cold spring water, to the height of the milk in the can, the comlitions for cream separat loa Will be greatly improved, especially if inside a refrigerator or creamer. This met lux helps keep the milk at uniform temperature and en aides the cream to r sc to best adv antage. Such cans as these, open at he top, ore commonly known as "shot gun" cans, and mn,v Is- bought of dairy suuply houses or can be made by any good tinner. These deep cans are skimmed in one of two amy either by conical skimmer from the surface or b means of a f ueet or valve at the bottom of t he can, where the skim milk is drawn off. In SSperigSent at the Indiana station, in comparing these two methods of skimming, where the milk was skimmed from ultove there was an average los about twice as great as in that skimmed by drawing otT from below. During 13 day in February the average loss from surface skimming was O.at per cent., while that skimmed from below showed a loss of but 0.17 per cent. Indiana Kxtieriment Station.

ABSOLUTE NECESSITY.

tn(raklve Maun tsnnut liu Without UlMMi It'll. la Mui'll l.oncr. At the masting of the Furniers' tional congress, held in lndiaiMspntla Mi. Homer, of Wisecisin, spoke uu the necessity of good roads. A part of what he said follows: dixxl roads have paid for themselves in Kuiope; thej aavg paid for then selves in New Jer scy; they have paid for themselves in North Caroila and in Alabama; they have jdiid for themselves in Massachusetts anil New York; they hav g paid for thl IBWiItM wherever I hey hava bSSS properly and economically built ami properly taken care of. Gentlemen who have made a study of the subject, Including the chief of the bureau of roatl Inquiry at Washington, have told us as a result of their investigations tbat it costs our farmers on an average

a little over three dollar BSC ton to market their product. This three dollars per ton of course is not necessarily money expended, but is the value in dollars ind cents of the time, labor and effort on the part of man anil beast j in traveling with a load of crops from the farm to the market. These gentle men tell us further that fully two

thirds of this three dollars per ton Bight be saved by the construction of good roads. You sc' this amounts tu a great th ai, and I will give you a littlo example from mj own state of W isconsin as an illustration. We raisein Wis eoiisin each year about i ,000,000 tons ol oats, 1,000,000 tons of corn, and enough wheal and barley to make another 750,0110 tons, a total of 2.700,000 tons, not to mention other producta, such as hay, jsitatoes, rye and tobacco, all of which amount to cousitleru blc. The cost of marketing this at three dollars per ton is IS.tME.OQO. Two-thirds of this is $ .'...'.110,000, n tremendous amount, which might be saved in W isconsin alone on vats, corn, wheat ami bailey, and that year after year.

I.iss an elc trie rttrrent Ht Jacob Oil gasa aad cure HciaUo.

Fe'HT temptation resisted is troubl an uw1 Hau. b Höfa, Ylhratlug; In Tuneful Accord, Lik the striiurs of auiusieal Instrument, the Dei vnussvsUuu in health liurtuo nixes pleas antlv vvitii tneoUier purls of the sv tcm. but w :ikeued or ov arvvrotiKhi, it jaiiKlaa must laharmoriouslr. (juiet and invigorate it w : 1 the fre.it tran'iiiulizer and tonic, Htettar' stomach Hitters, w in. h promotes iii'esl . in. IrfllOB secretion and a resmlar action of the bowel, und prevents aia.arisl, rheumatic and kidney complaints. Lots ef us think we are not appreciated lee what we see worth. We never mink a about anybody else. WmblsgtO democrat. CseutrTs stimulate liver, kidneys and bonciv Never sicken, weaken or gripe, 10c, Yor know the man when v g know the gampany be get p Barn's lioru. WiTnorT Ueth frost bites WHasat doubt BL Jacobs Oil cures frost-bites sure. Ir s gremm be whiskers you are no gentleman if you so theia.

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reg-ulsto or remove your desire for tobaoea. Kaves inonev. nias. s health and insntioo. Cure guar.uiU)ed,.oc and ft 00, all druggists. Kornijco is quite so mean as for a felloe to ask you for a mati h w hen s ou have bath bands full of bundles. Washington Daus asnsV

THE ADVANCE AGENT OF HEALTH

AN ARCHAIC IDYL. Adown the slopes of Ararat, Hy Ixast ami bird attended, The patriarch, who'd left the ark, Ills sloppy way had Winded. Hut ali! the mud, soon ankle htghi QeW ggghsr still and hipher, Said Noah: "TW mire seems stuck on ms liut mud, 1 don't admire.

GOOD PROPOSITION. Why t'ows Moiul.l Hi- nought wn.l Sold by tho Milk lt. The vtilue of a cow depends so wholly on the amount and quality of the milk she gives that the proposition coming from th North Carolina experiment station, namely, to sell or buy cows by the milk test, seems rather natural ami good sense. "The plan is based on the yield of their milk, together w it h the quality of the same as determined by tests of the milk. The rule is to pay for the cow at the rate of $12 a gallon of milk given a day that is rich enough to show three and one-half per cent, of fat. To this price add or subtract one dollar for every one fourth of one per cent, of fat a blob is above or below the three and one-half per cent. Hy this lule a cow is bengal entirely or her merits. It is believed to be n conservative plan, and one w inch, if adapted (or one upon a similar plan ). will certainly raise the standard of cows and increase their milk and butter production; for If they cannot be sold easily fur milkcows, they will soon lie turned over to the butcher, and a better animal be kept or a willing purchaser be found. The result cannot fail to le iM'iieficial to all parties." T. (deiner, in Farm nnd Fireside.

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Tnharro Tm for I'lnnts. This is one if tin safest and best ot insecticides for the home grower. To lie sure it is a Hid easier to use tobacco in the pulverized form, spraying t lie plants tirst, and then dusting the line tobacco over the foliage. P.ut it is usually necessary to allow the dust to remain for sonic hours (or even days, at times), and the effect is most untidy, not to say undeeorat ive. besides, the young foliage of some few plants suffers from such an application. The decoction is much safer, ami. as it may remain on the foliage unt'd the next shower bath, it gives a lengthened protection. If aphides are not present on other plants of the OOiisctlOB, a single application of that tobacco gpraj vv.'i sometimes protect carnations from autumn until the wanner breath of spring gives the insects new vigor and reinforced numbers. American (iardeniug.

A Tree I an 1 11 v em nirnt. It takes time, labor and money to grow a tree, which means that the tree is an investment, and should he as carefully guarded, for what it is worth, as any other investment. It should not be 01 erw orked. If a port ion of the fruit is removed, either hy pruning or thinning, the vitality of the tree is retained the quality of the natural food improved, and the chance less of the tree asking for a "lay off" four ears out of live. The successful npp'e grower ot the future will he the specialist, (he man with a "hobby," who believes in the future of apple growing; he will have the courage of hi convictions. Farmer' lie view.

Fits stopped 'reeatnl BSmUMsaBtl; cured. No tits after first day's use of Dr. b Qrsel !f erve Restore! Wi m g trial bottlt A treatise. Du Klink, W Arch st.,Flilla., Fa, A NfMiisu ef years ago, In order to att.-i.d his girl on gl . nxtatona. a young man had to learn hi vv to dance. Now he must ulso town how to nulk a cow. Atchison Ulobe. A sntu cannot cripple If you use St. Jacobs 00. It cures it. Tnr man who wili not live up to his conViclious is untrue to himself. I Cain's lioru ArrrK six years' suffering. I was rund by Piso's Cur. MB1 Thomson. MM Ohio Ave.. Allegheny, Pa., Maren 19, 'iq.

Wiir.N n man c'ive a plft w th the request täat his name b not nwntionexl, he alway fee: a little bit cbagrtafld to Bad his re qi'ost observed. Atcuisou Ulobe. T trv a 10c. Ikix of (;iuiearets randy cathsrta'.tiuest iiver uud gOWel refc-ulaUir mado gunua Is gained by starviiu the soui to feed Lho body. lUm 'fl Bora. IjOOK out: Shiver, then sm-eness and stiffucss. Use St. Jacobs Uli thm B cuie. Evruvovs possesses Just enough conceit to talk boo muco.

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proved llishway'" Itilla. Iiiaiiiucli as the legislates ot the various stuU'i are in session during the w inter, this is really one of the most iiniKirtaut seasoiii in the work of roail wiring 1 he need of n more general knowl edge of the necessity nd value of im proved bighsrajS is a very pressing one ntv Itnstaadlng the fuct that tin League f Am rfeaa Wbeclassa haspent much good time and money esjiousiii the en use of e,ootl rniiils, tin P are still many persons who look upon the movement as something intended tu benefit bicycler only. Si long a. this narrow view obtain so long will the movement for gtttin", good road for all the people be hindered. It is true that the riders of bicycles are now COBBted iti stieh numlMTi as to entitle their wishes to the legislative reeogtiition they art- reeeiving feg some instance. -it these grants do not partöke of the broad liberality that should be shown toward an organiu tfeOn that ha.s as -me of It CbJef aims tie' Keenririr of a gr-'.-it national system of splendid highvvivs. " V long pull, a strong pull. nnH a pull altogether," on the part of the v hole people, w ill do the v.nrk. It seetn very reasonable to 1 eliev that when there is bo longer sag one to opxse the movement ami msry favor it, it must go forward. A good ronds system is. n projier thing to work for. or else it is not. If it is an end worth striving af ter, then the only Ifaeetlen left for solution Is how best to attain thnt entl. It is clear that in the state legislatures a-c the proper places for the discussion of this gabjeet Many of thetn will take it up this w inter. Write your memlier and tell him what you think ot It, II' is In OaneS to do the people's bid. ding. L. A. W. Hulletin. Tlte man who milks 15 cows w Ith a machine at one time has lsen henrd from. Most jieople would le glad to see machine that would milk one cow at one 'inif. Milking maerfines have la a a "bnrraa ideality." Western Flow

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Walter Baker Sz Co.'s

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