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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

-..Wcll-ventilated bedrooms will pre-
rent morning headaches and lassi
tudo.
A slight raking every few days viii
greatly benefit plants IN the tiower-gar-
den. II Is better than watering them
too frequently.
In selecting few flowers for door
yard culture. chose those that bloom NJ
different times. 50 far as 70 have sue
cession Of blossoms.
That unsightly excrcscencc com
monty called wart can be removed by
touching it several times dry with
castor oil This is the simplest known
remedy.
I -Ground oats and shorts. cooked
with one fifteenth part 81 lax seed and
( fed blood warm in thin slop. IL a
good substitute for COWS milk in wean
\ ing pigs Western Swincherd.
4 The flavor OF nearly all kinds o.
fish Is improved by removing the skin
from them before they are cooked
The skin has disagreeablc flavor. a.
the fat is between the skin and tn
flesh.
Blackberry vines should be wei
cultivated after the irlit has bcel
picked. The old canes should not b.
cut out until late in IN fall. but tn
new canes. which are to produce mex
years crops, win be greatly benefite'
by cultivation.
Orange Cookies. Into two table
spoonfuls Of butter rub one large Gu
Of brown sugar and two quarts Q
-four. Season with good deal
orange peel. well grated. and mix wit
enough molasses to roll thin. Cut /
fancy shapes. and bake in quick oven
A correspondent OF the Frun ~
corder says he has boiled leaves an
stems OF tomato plants until the juic
has been all extracted. and has foun
the liquor deadly to caterpillnrs, lie
and many other enemies Of vegetation
1t does not injure the growth OF plan
and its odor remains for a long tim
to disgust insect marauders.
As rule meadows should be c.
reasonably early. not later than whe
the seed begins 70 form. Early cuttin
aids to thicken up. while allowing III
; plants 20 mature seeds increases II
loss. especially II the weather shoul
} keep hot and dry. Thin or vacaI
: places can be thickened up by rakir
or narrowing 50 as TO loosen up 4
, soil and then SOW plenty OF good see
: either in the fall or spring. - Wesfe'
, Pi0uDadn-
{; Mutton Sausage. Take piece
! cold roast mutton from which you G
. cut nice slices. Have bread crum
seasoned with salt. white pepper, SUI
. mer savory. a grating Of nutmeg and
e pinch OF grated lemon peel, and mois
|. encd with a beaten egg. Put a sm'
Z spoonful OF the dressing in each sli
a OF mutton. roll up neatly and tie wi
. . string. Fry in hot butter till nj
. brown. Serve with or without a
Q mato sauce.
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The treatment u many fhoue1r1e o. c199
Of those chronic ueskness.s sna a., e' ,1xs',S.
f Hnssl ana sursicsi institute, Buffalo. y; y.
has Afforded vast experencs y n,cs'y, o oo,5S s
i,g and thoroughly sessink 5saee'es ~
ID ~. pierce Fsvorisc rreseriptlen
u the oufer0wth. or result. Of this crest ana
valuable ezpsr,ence; dno ma from Sh1si-
clans who have tested IL IN the more sEkrass
waited ana obstinate cases which had oame4
their sk Prev z r d e ss ses ses ana
suffering women. IL i not recomm<nded -
.cnre-an." but = most perfect Specific Tor
v1 as Z p5w sS invisorasing tonic,
and % sSs womb ana iss apPendrses y
Rs run.dorn SebiI,tsted sssehers niIlinez
Keepers. nursing mothers. and. feeble women
sss 1. P e esssSiy boon sens sssqSs
A : soothing ana ssreneenen
onaIsd snd = invsiuable n aiisyinF ana sub
DUNG nervous excita ability. uritabihfy. e.:
hausfion. prostitution hysferia. spsgms and
6e apos ana ossns
deep ana relieves mental anxiety and d
'P d.. Piscree's Eaveriss !reserlpslen
a. : legiSimase medieIne, ca5sfnlly
1 compounded By IN experienced ana ekjitiu
physs,a1 ana sdspsea s,r e xeeefss,e II Il
conposifion ana perfectly hsrmless in e
efects in any condition Of the system. 70!
morning ackness Or NAUSEA from w va ~.
pepsa ana kindred symptoms. its use. IN fr'al
3oecs will prove very beneficial
~EavOrite PrcsertPtion1 - 2 POSI-
Gfinafe cases Of Icucorrhca. excessive flowing
painful mensfruation. unnatural Suppression
pr0lapsus or falling Of the womb. weak nec1
besrinr-down sensafions. chronic congestion
inflammation and liberation OF the womb. ~
nAmmation. pain and tendsrnee 70 ovane'
accompanied With internal heat -
tional action. q that critical period Of chang
from girlhood 70 womanh0od- Favorite fre
0cription h Z perfectly safe remedial a&en!
e eoosiIv n edcsesous and valuable in ne eeci
when taken for thoee disorder and der1ngc
menfs incident 70 that later and most critics
paTa1osise Preseri Psion,'s when take.
IN connection with the use q DIR: Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. and small laxnffv
doss. g ps Rersf , PSrfssv vsl f snd ma '
d1seases Their combined uee also remove
blood tainfs, and abolishes cancerous IN
scrofulous humors FROM the syaem.
medicine Tor women. soid 81 drugRisfs. 1nds
| = positive guarantee from the manu-
facfurcrs. that L win give satisfaction in ever
- he's been printed ON the botfie-vr1ppel
ana faithfully carried out for many year
Large bodice goo dossS 800. - a.
For Isrse. illustrated Trestise on Disco. {
~SSfn q a sssn Pssss d9rs nm :
voifs DIspoosaU uoGed lssoeI1llol
Ill % Mnan q. uUERAL0 y.
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~ Game % Invent tho fnmose
weapon ~ O0rnse and Defense
The bowic-knife was tho invention OF
roloncl James Bowie. famous IRON
,;er~man. who was born In Logan Soun-
:, Ky.. in 1896. In 1914 no settled on
,mall piece Of land. where he lived
I, NUMBERING. fishing and hunting.
AN afterwards made considerable
money by specializing In negroes and
n real estate. removed 10 Texas and
married the daughter Of Ex-Governor
Berrymcnda. In ls29-30 he engaged
actively In the revolution IN that coun-
~. and closed his career IN the bloody
hattie Of tho Alamo. Ills knife Is said
4 have been invented while he was con
ened 10 his bed In the city Of Matches
from the effects Of a wound received IN
/ border fray. He was a man Of much
mechanical ingenuity, and Whitfield
from piece OF white pine the model OF
/. hnnting-knifc. which he sent 70 two
brothers named Blackman In the city
a Naxchcz and told them TO spare no
expense in making duplicate o. II in
s,eel. This was theorigin Of the dread
n bowie-knife. IL was made from a
large saw-mill file and its temper after
ward improved upon BY the Arkansas
blacksmith. II is said by Durand in
his History Of the Philadelphia
stage that the knife which Edwin
rorrcst used in " Mctamora was the
original bowie-knife. and he tells this
story about III
Very many years ago Bowie owned
: plantation at Bayou Terrebonne. A
Spanish neighbor constantly annoyed
the Colonel with petty insults until a
last bis conduct became so unbearabls
that Bowie challenged tho Taught,
hidalgo. The latter accepted ans
named knives as the weapons to b
used. and also stipulated that the com
batants were 10 be seated vis-a-vi
astride OF trestle. as on horse. tn
four legs OF the trcstlc to be buries
about foot in the earth. 50 that !
could not by any possibility be over
turned. Each OF the principals wa
permitted to use in the duel whateve
kind OF knife he might select Bowl
had short knife. with a broad blade
sharp at the point and with a razor
edge made for himself. When the com
batants met on the ground named
Bowic's knife excited the ridicule Q
his adversary. The result, however
proved the superiority Of the bowie
knife to the long Spanish coutedn-d'
chasse used BY his antagonist. In
men took their seats on the trestlt
both naked to the waist. AT ID
agreed-upon signal the Spaniard dre'
back his hand. armed with the Ion
knife. to make lunge. Bowie. how
ever, thrust the knife straight forwar
into the body Of his enemy and the
drawing it quickly across. olsen
boweled the Spaniard in the twinklin
Of an eye. Bowie presented the knii
he used in the duel to Edwin PORES
during q visit the great tragedia
made to the Colonel at bis plantation
American Notes and Queries.
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Reliable Recipes for Preventing and RE-
moving Tan and Sunburn.
Remedies for tan and sunburn are
many. and the reader may take her
choice. She must not feel discouraged
II the first attempt fails. She must try
again and keep on trying, remember
ing the difference in skins and consti-
buttons. and that remedy which in
one case is highly beneficial may fail
entirely in another 1t Is with lotions
- with prescriptions not the disease
alone. but its cause and the habits and
disposition Of the afflicted have to b.
considered. The recipes selected are
excellent ones. each having proved
efiicacious In one or more cases.
To remove sunburn. l. Battle fro
quently with equal parts OF lime Or
lemon juice and olive oil. or equal
parts OF lime water and olive oil. Try
both. For blisters on the hands and
arms and TO remove all smart OF sun
burn make a soft paste Of well-slaked
lime and sweet oil or olive oil. Apply
literally. 1t Is cheap.
?. Steep alder flowers in hot water.
When cool strain and apply. This re-
moves the redncss and makes the skin
white, but does not alleviate the smart.
Bruise alder flowers and steep in but
termilk. This is very cooling and
healing lotion.
3. Battle az night in sour milk and
inrthe morning with weak bran tea and
lite eau De cologne. This Is moro
OF preventive than a cure.
4. The famous Creme de Venice Is
made from two drains Of borax, one
oram Of Roman alum. one dram o.
eamphor. half nm ounce Of rock candy
and . pound 0f ox-gall. Mix and stir
well for ten minutes or 80, and repeat
this stirring three times day for q
fortnight, till IL appears clear and
transparent. Strain through blotting
paper and bottle for use.
s Milk Of almonds Il frequently rec
cmmended. II is made from half an
ounce 81 blanchcd bitter almonds and
half pint Of soft water. Beat the al.
monds and water together and straiu
through piece Of muslin.
No&. Z and 8 are also excellent RENE
dies for tan. To prevent sunburn,
powder the skin heavily with rice fiour,
corn starch Or magncsia. but use none
Of the preparations containing white
lead. Prevention il much better thar
cure.
To remove tan. I. Bafhc the face
with . mixture formed of one gill oI
sweet milk and the juice Of one lemon.
Apply three or four times daily.
2. Mix magnesia In soft water 50 az
20 form paste Spread II over the
parts affected and lca-e for two min
utes. Wash on In suds made with
Castilc soap, and then rinse IN soft
water. This II speedy remedy.
- 4. Try the Creme dc Venice and
milk q almonds II neither nor 2 give
satisfactory results.--N Y. World.
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Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott has -
ccpied the call 20 the permanent pas
torate Of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn.
The christian Union advises iis
readers 70 have nothing 70 do with tho
so-cnllcd Christian science. inasmuch
as II Is neither Christian. scientific,
nor new. but essentially an old cx-
plodcd dclusion. --- Religious Herald.
The Bishop OF Carlisle declared in
a recent speech that men were kept
from religion by the character Of mod
ern scrmona lie added that a sermon
was very often text floating about Ia
a quantity OF weak soup. 1nc Church
man.
Methodist itincrancy is fading away;
first the pastoral limit was one year;
then two years; next II was made three
wears: then Southern Mcthodists made
/ il four years. and now Northern Meth
I odists fix II at five years, and preside
I ing elders may DO residing elders six
4 years
The leading Hebrew congregations
OF New York have added a Sunday
service 70 their Sunday-schools, aud
DR.. Hirsch. OF the Temple Sinai, at
Chicago. has gone 50 far as TO say that
he preferred 70 preach TO men and
women on Sunday rather than TO .
handful OF women only on Saturday.
and has discontinued his Saturday scrv-
ices altogether.
The first American Sabbath-school
OF which we have any definite knowl-
edge was started in Ephrata, Lancaster
County. Pa. about 1888. by Ludwig
Hacker, teacher In the common
schools. II was carried on by him for
about forty years. and was attended
with some remarkable results This
antedatcs Robert Raikes llz8l) ant
David Blair Q7C0).
A novel commencement" was re
Gently held at the New York Manua
Training School. One hundred ant
twenty bricklayers. 1S4 plumbers, Il
stone-cutters. SO painters and 70 car
penters were given diplomas, certifying
10 their skill in their respective trades
This school has been in existence Owe
seven years. and all more useful man
ual trades are taught
A Christian church must b
! gathered about the feet Of the Lor'
Jesus Christ as the visible prcsenc
.. and incarnation OF Gods everlasting
love for man. That divine personal
ity is the bond Of union by which IL
members are held together. In LOVING
, the Christ they cease to despise, hate
criticise. avoid. or suspect each other
all find the best and deepest OF eacl
other in that glowing love OF tn
| Maker?-A. D. Mayo.
! There are churches in which Their
would be more liberality II there wer
: more oppenness in financial matters
) Deacons and trustees sometimes &C
/ as II an imputation were cast upo
! them when inquiry Is made rs TO tn
receipt and expenditure Of moneys
The whole body Of Christian peopl
have not only right but il Is thel
duty to know how the work Is bein
: done for which they supply the means
A want Of system in presenting NJ
Q counts TO church will lead to war
: Of system in giving - Christian A
. Cuirer.
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70 rccklessly cxperimentupon himself with
hope Of relief - the dyspepiic- Yetthe nos.
triims for this malady are rs the sands Of
the sea- and. presumably, about - emca-
even II OF long perpetuity- Is eventually
overcome with H0sfetter's Stomach BifterS-
an appetixing tonic and Alternative. which
cures Constipation. fever and ague. bilious
remittent rhenmatisn, kidney complaint
and fceblcnct<-
TIKI Gies and stays for no man The
only fellow VINO can beat Il IL tie musician
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srx7I OF NV YoRK sRrATE cHAnnER,
ALBANY. March II. 1ss6
have used ALLcocK's RoRoUs PLAsTERs
In my family for the past zive years. and
can truthfully say they are valuable
remedy and effect great cures ! would not
stances given some 70 friends suffering
with weak and lame backs and they have
invariably Afforded certain and speedy re.
relief They can not be too highly com.
mended- EDNrxD l. PrrTS
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~ IxE 30 x<1
macy a1i sex1rs
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wh.t nunu>nI -
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Ga rocIs are
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

among his rare collection of paintings
and books, be told Of his trips up the
River Nile. to the galleries of Munich. Ma
pies and Florencs, the ruins of the Hurcu-
lsneum, Thebes, Pompeii; his views on
creation. Immortality. the theory OF evolu.
ton and other questions which showed how
universal had been bis reading, remarkable
bis experience and versatile his perception.
Physically an old man, mentally in the
prime of life, by nature add habits book
worm, surely death might have selected o
less shining mark for its blow.
1t is said beware OF the man of one book.
Such q precaution might have been advisa-
bic in . time when there were bat that
number printed. But In this day of books.
and when q man must of necessity read .
great deal. IL should be beware of the
man Of many books"
CHARLES ID. ALMY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Minister-Wsll, Bobby, do you think you
will be q better little boy this year than you
were lsst2
gan taking Hoods Sarsaparilla last week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Attention is called to our Wanted" COL
umn By any diligent business man DESTROYS
Of obtaining the agency for the U. s. NJ. p.
Association.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
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apsl sAs heal 81
csimas. tha Pho
sieizns % vnssseF
lassnis,i BOOKS
vas the invocation
Of c2rlyls. 2nd the
werLsl sosei IL
head znd with .
aacsrisy sad rev
srenes ssldo u
szaslsLi. responded
meal" And
well sc mighk sAT
zasa ~ ne prayer
Of ths great ulsn tzl
dyspsptic when ss
consider the price
lsss do.ry OF Inn
mortal wealth BE-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

Prisoners Taken to Fort worth for Safe
K-epipE-Ths Diyoz oe Record.
Special to the Gazette.
WA1AHACHIs, TEX, Jsn. 26.-Sherifi
Ryburn to- & six prisoners, corfled in
i.il here, charged with felony, to Fort
Worth fer safe keeping, work having
begun to-day on the rem wing the old
isil, preparatory to the erection of new
one. Some six or seven other prisoners
charged only with misdemeanors were
taken to the poor farm.
Mr.. 81. E Pickett resigned as alderman
to-day. Having been appointed post
master here, he cannot mold another
Office in connection with It.
Since 1667-twenty yesrs-there have
been granted in Ellis county but nintY-
nine divorces La majority of these
cases colored people were the parties
and in ms ority OF ell the cases ne
treatment Was the ground upon which
the divorce was granted.
Hou NJ. y. Benton of Neosho, Mo
and United S ates Attorney for til,
| western district & that state, was msr.
ried here yesterday in the Baptist church
to Miss LIZ Wise, one OF WaXahschie''
most popular society bellies. They lef
on the 6 p N. eastbound train for thei
home in Missouri.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
Ell PA>O
sbrsWd OficsTs Cump.!D1 entri-A Clss
somewhat ,m,lsr 20 that tf Cuttings.
III

sbrsWd OfficsTs CompADl entrd-A Cess
Somewhat y m,Isr 20 that Il Cuttings.
Special 10 the Gazette.
FL PAso, TEX, Jan. 26.-Charles
SmAll and Doc Hines, the two leaders Of
the band of train robbers operating 10
Northern Mexico, and who held up the
Mexican Central train below Cdlhuahua
on the 10Th of this month, are cOnfaed IN
q NJ xcan dungeon in Cnihashus, where
tney Hill doubtless remain uotIl IN ? are
shot by the Mexican authorities. Unite
S ates Deputy M.rshsls Van Piper aLo
| Ross, are the Officers Who made the ar
rest aud deserve all the credit. Il
| Governor of Chihuahua has written q
Litter to Wells-Fsrgo and the railro d
su .horities, in which he compliment
| these Ulcers for their courage 3D.
shrewd .s-, and gives them all TIE
credit. Over $500 were recovered ircr
| Small and H,urs, and about toe sane
amount is stu Gi9si z. The other ROB-
! bers are ali known and the of.ers ssser'
that t.eir capture is only q question o. t
short time, es Small and Hines have MAD;
s full confession.
Caa:les r ynolds, the hotel clerk VIII
robbed the vsiise OF Y. D0Dsthzn q f. :
days since and fed, has been sppreherdeC
in Mexico. Jonathan SAYS BE- IS uDs0i
10 get eztradI lon papers for Reynolds
Ut that be will have hin PROSE cuted D.
Mexican authorities in Clihu.bU=, not
wiIhstsnding TIRE ftsnse wss committee
in this ely. DOrstran says that as he i
q citizen Of Mexico ne car do SO uECe
article 136 % the Mexican code, whic
was in7oaed IN the case If G ting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
4 Man Connected With FrauiuIs;t
Surveys Of Lards in California
Identified Abroad.
1 French Ship F0Rndered uu INT
COSst OF Portugal sad Many
Lives Supposed Last.
This Performance OF s. French OpsEs Com
p2Oy IN 6erlin V TT FevqEs by 4 ceiSso
by tbs German Audience.
DENIM ark
RIsONER eau GIT .

CoPEHHAG2N, jan. 26-Ccri7Iopnet
Franks, Ulitei States Marshal for TIE
n jrthera district of California, arrived
h ra today sud accompanied by Dir. An
dersop, U0itei S:a;es Miui>,sr, visited
the prison ara identified J. Benson, who
Is wanted at S4a Francisco ~ t.su ulent
SURVEYS Of pubic lads. mc. Franks
SAWS Benson il much thinner than wdeL
ne left CsliioT1ia. H5 Will return - Nv
York WIN his prisoner % the steamer
ALLOW, which leaves Benz or February
II Benson ssvs he will Be te-l&a-sd -
return TO tbs Ulited S sces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
special to the Gazette.
THE LAsTOF THE JAMES GANG.
The Tr.,.i OF swinneg Who Attempted to
Rob q Waba,h Craia.

The Tr!ai OF sWinney Who Attempted t0
Rob Wsoa1 Tcain.
S. L0UIs, Mo, Jan. 26.-rne prelimi-
nary hearing VI Barney Swinney, leader
of the Wabash train robbers, who were
SO neatly toiled and captured near Mis-
souri City last week, was begun yester-
day in Judge Horkj court. Swinney
appeared without counsel, and asked
for cbas & OF venue on the STouod 81 the
Judges PIT JUDGE. The change WAS
grantet, anu the case proceeded
before W. B. Mitchell. Noah Drew,
the confederate who planned the capture,
testified directly to the point; that sewers!
wet Is before STinney approached him
Oh the SUBJECT End for several days be
hung f e until he conceived the idea OF
doing the state service by Kidding Il Of
the last desperate man who had followed
Jesse James Then one Harrison wss
drawn in aud he ultimately weakened
J ha HArgTsve, who WAS in the employ
OF Swinnej's father was easily induced
to become 8 member OF tee gang and the
time was set. Drew then informed Con-
stable King snd related the plan which
| WAS carried 0us.
S Rinney was very j0yial during the
| tfial, e! Gross 6AauiEeC Inc W4tbSsS Will
feet, steadily maiutaiuing that his pres
eDce On the scene vas sccideI tai. Coz
stable King tes: II "a that he recOgl' Eed
Swinuey's voice when he oriersd the els
giDeer f3om the cab, IS did others. Swim
Dey made poiat thst n the confusion
and noise OF the engine, etc, that ws7 i'm
| possi ole. HaTgrave te,:iled that Swim
ney fired four shots at the CSC en1 then
| turned On Drew and shot twice Ct hin.
| The case was continued.