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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22
What the Farmer should Know


Now let us take backward glance q
the mistakes OF the year that has passed
in order TO steer clear OF them during
the coming season. How much money
did you make last year.
A few IA mers could answer that qnes
tion TO the dollar, but large proportion
|of them only know that they either made
IA bare living. or run ia debt. In such
lan uncomfortable contingency careful
Tx. pt expense account would aid you
materially in finding the big leak :
lPerhaps you are managing dairy farm
land sell your milk 10 the factories
How much profit are YOU making ou
lof the enterpriseY Do you know
whether you are making any profit q
mot? II is capital idea to keep bank
account with each COW. that You ma,
know how many Improbable ones there
lsre in herd.
| In these days of small margins and
cIose competition. . man can no mor'
farm profitably without keeping book
lin some form, than large manufacture
can yet along without his salaried &C
We would say 10 those VIII
have never tried the thing, begin st once
and keep a record OF everything iu you
farm transactions during the comm
wear. Set down the cost Of every nes
tool. seed. ferlilerizers, amount paid 70
labor, transportation and all other eS
lpenses, and do not forget 10 add IN you
taxes.
BE able 10 tell TO cent the money rt
lceived from the sale Of stock and pre-
ducts, aud At the end Of the year see
lyou have made anything above a.
i wages, aud living for your family.
i Ifyou have not accomplished ansthin
lelse, when Christmas comes you ~
have acquired valuable ''pointers' 70
lnext years operations.
j Many farmers at the end OF the yes
|lcount up the cash on hand and say,
shave made 80 much this season, and "
|,hey cannot exactly tell whether ever
,Idoliar has cost them four 70 obtain u z
have made that much profit over an
Iabovc capital invested. But some wi
say II have not the educstion 10 kee
lbooks,v aud 10 them | would say, .
Ignorant man has no more business
LEM . aye in farming expecting 10 make
.Iprofit, than be would 10 Oil . colles
-professorship or the Office Of ban
.lpresident.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

Ryan Favors Consultations
Amendments Only In Cases of supreme
Nccessity.

Archbishop Ryan Favors Constitutional
Amendments Only In Cases Of supreme
Nccessity.
PHILADELPHIA, March 13. -Archhishop
RYAN, In response to request Of the ed
i,or of the Catholic Total Abstinence
News for his views on the question Of =
D, ohibition amendment, has sent the fol-
lowing letter:
DEAR SrR-In reply to your question,
| beg to state that believe constitutional
amendments to be extreme measures,
v hich should be adopted only In caso o.
supremc necessity. | believe. IS ter -
am capable OF forming . judgment on the
subject, that high license and other laws
enacted to preserve the people from To-
temperance, II duly enforced. would ne
anite sufficient to attain the desired end,
that Il, & far q mere legislation can q
tain III More stringent laws could oe
enacted, IL found necessary, without
the Constitution itsclf.
Yours, sincerely, in Christ,
r. RYAN, Archbishop.
So far as has been learned, Arch0ishop
Ryan's position is sustained In : large
degree BY the Roman Catholic clergy o.
the State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

The supreme court has decided, as 70
the law recently enacted defining the
duties and fixing the com pensstIon Of the
reporter Of the supreme court, that that
provision Of il which requires the judges
to make syllabi Of opinions Is in conflict
with the constitution, and therefore null
aud void. This decision is based upon
the general rule, as stated by Judge
Cooley, that .upon judges, as such, no
functions shall be imposed except those
of judicial nature y and also upon the
provisions of the state constitution that
mo Judge Of the supreme court shall De
allowed to report his decisiops. Doubt
less the court Il correct in holding that i
cannot be required by statute TO make
|syllsbi OF its decisions The decision
does not affect the provisions Of the Law
which fix tine reporters compensation.
The court, II seems, declines original
save ss TO the particular
Question involving its own duties. II
Il Mr. Grifiiths desires TO contest the matter
further be will have to begin proceed
Iings in court having original jurisdic
tion. and IL can then be taken 10 the gu
preme court on appeal for final de-
cision. indianapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22
Cutting Corns.

The following lines were published In
il English magazine some years since:
.Pry tell YOUR querist II he may
Rely on what the vulgar say,
That when the moons on her increase
III corns are cut, they'll grow apsce;
But. IL you always do take care,
Aner the lul you, corns to pare,
They do insensibly decay.
And will In time wear quite away;
II this be true. pray let me know,
And give the reason why It's so.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

WsshIngto Special
A floral horcshoe has been hanging
over the main entrance to the white
house for several days. No one seems to
know who put It there. When Elijsh,
the private secretary, was informed that
such 4 heathenish fetch was decorating
the frontais OF the executive mansion, he
nearly tainted away, and ordered II torn
down before the methodist minister as-
sociation 1t indianapolis should learn
that il was there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

chicago Herald
President Hsrrison-What IL this Z
"United States PostcfIicel John Wana-
maker, manager! Letters carried to ev.
cry part Of the country with Safety and
Dispatchi Unrivaled facilities. We
distance all competitors!D
Mr.. Wanamker- It's : display advcr.
|tisement OF the Pos;ofiice. I'm going 70
put IL in the papers.
1 but you don't think"
"Yes, sir. You cant run . business
without advertising. Look ct me. owe
Imy money to printers' ink"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

The Tariff bill proposed by the Re-
pubicans Of the United States Senate as
4 substitute for the Mills bill. was drawn.
As was TO be expected, entirely in the
Interests OF the wealthy monopoIists
who are benefited by . high tariff. and
not twithstsndiug the pledge OF the Re-
publican National Platform upon which
Harrison made his race, that the tariff
should be "reformed.v 1t would actually
increase the tariff duties, in most cases
where any change wa> proposed, and was
covered with hypocrisy and deceit 10
every section.
A. the indianapolis Sentinel truly
SAYS wv hen carefully examined, the man
uer in which il pretends to reform, and
Ito give relief, should excite only con-
tempt aud rofound indignation in every
right-minded person. The first section 10
an instance sufficient 70 illustrate the
idea suggested here, and the same thing
! in various shapes aud bearings abounds
Throughout the bill The first section
lpufs timber aud lumber and wood IN
many forms, with salt. on the free lisi
provided, the countries from which Il Is
brought do not levy any tariff on the
same thing. In that case the tarih now
lin force remains These woods We in-
port from the British possessions, from
Mexico. and the Central aud South
american states most largely, and as
leverybody knows, the countries we i'm
Iport from DO levy tariifon them. There
fore. our tariff remains in force, aud Il i
lno revision Of the tariff at all. Ii the
law had read, BE il enacted, that on al
Imports into this country from any otheI
lcountry that r1bs its people by means o
IA tariff tax. the people OF the Lniies
States shall be robbed in a like manner
lby means OF . tariff tax, as follows, ans
lthen fixed the per cent. for all import
from such countries. the law would hay'
been the same in effect that this bii
makes il. The speciousness. the sun
ltlety, the covert character Of the lai'
lgusge, the design to cover up aud hiu
from the plain people and the commo
Understanding. the hypocritial pretens
: lof reforming and relieving where 10
= design aud intention is not 10 reform
y nlrelieve, is so Internally low and mea
tnat, as the act Of senators OF so great
country rs this, lang uage is not equal {
q proper characterization of II.
ri In ike manner and with like spirit, !
2 loiher sections, II proceeds 70 enormousl
lincre &c instead OF decrease the tsrih
many prime necessaries that enter in'
general use needed by everybody, al
Ito make the tariff law many fold mo
of vicious class than il is now. Al
the hypocrisy that il is sent TO the hou
las an amendment 10 the house bi
= J. and liz view OF il all, II looks as II
- usupporters were so far beneath hone
= contempt that contempt would not rea'
y them ifhurled at them. They deser
universal execration aud ostrscism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

An unlawful ex pedient cannot become
4 permanent condition Of government
Harrison.
Divide she noatcrs into blocks Of hve,
And mt Z trusted man, with necessary
funds, III charge Of those five. aud make
MIN responsible that none gets away and
That III vote our ticket.-W, w. Dudley.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

II Il estimated that the present popula-
ton OF the United States Il 64,OOO.OOO.
The total increase IL said to be 10000 9
month, exclusive Of immigration, and
last wear the increase by immigration
was $4,000. At this rate the next cens
sus. which will be taken In July, 1885,
will show about 81 ,C00.OO0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

The Georgia Southern q Florida Rail-
road has offered series Of yearly pre-.
miums 10 train hands. To the most en-
cicns engineer, oloo; 70 the conductor
making the largest returus Of money
400: 10 the best fireman, $50, ana -
On. There's touch Of humor u tnat
price.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

The law prohibiting the selling Of to-
bacco. cigars or cigarettes to boys under
sixteen years Of age. passed by the recent
Legislature. goes into effect a. soon . the
acts Of the legislature are published ana
The penalty for . violation
of thio Law u severe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

A resident OF Montreal has patent
"a n The Uuited States and Canada .
prccess Tor making ice by which ne
claims years supply can Dc mAnutac'
tured & : cost q SevontysRve csuss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-03-22

-xvu, ppAc1cE IN THE COURTS OF DUBOIS
w AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
DFFICE-In Krnus' building cor"rs SO -
Main and 5fh Streets n~'sn ''n' ''7s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
KILLED IN = rrscsicai Joke.

At the Licking Rolling Mil, Newport, KV.
Monday afternoon. Joseph Hirdick snd
william Steinken were RSHEgins the ma
chin. used for hei'usg scrap-iron into tue
furnace. large rope with an iron hook IL
attached to the macbine. Steiaken suggested
TO Hardlck tuat they play joke on Joseph
Tape. They hooked the rsps around raps's
neck and started the machine. II pulled
Tape along until the hook caught IN an iron
bar snd stopped, pinning the Heck Of the
unfortunate man solely against The bar.
lie was removed TO his home, made his will,
aud expired about two hours after the acci
dent.
4 remarkable thing shout the accident
was that the man was able 10 walk around
after It occurred. Hsrdick and Steinken
were arrested Tape. before his death, said
that il Was accidental. aud cleared the men
OF blame. They were released from jail
Monday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
-7I7771 I7lI7
The chill Hiasf

that sets the naked branches aQuiyering Is not
felt by the wealthy valstudibarian indoors, but
not all the covsrisg that can be pisi on his
warm bed ror all tho turascs heat tAAt anthra-
cite can furnish will warm It's marrow rhsu
cAIlls and fever runs its icy hn<srs along bis
spinal cslunn. Hostetters Stomach Bitiers Is
the aing to isfuss new warmth iato ais 1hillsd
and aEuish frame 70 remedy ss fsrcs fever and
eIhsussisE svsan which alternate with tbs chill
Dans aSus, sgus cake. bilious reminsnt--is
nsrt. every kKsvn Term OF mAlArisl slssass Is
fus tel ~ ais psssst ksd st the same uns
wsolsssas and gssisl nsdisAas. Biiisnsasss.
cense pa ioa. dysps psis. sick heads ehes. less OF
Aspsets ana deep. ksAssy reusls, rhsun . dsm,
and dcsiihy are also rsmssisa By IL Use IL
with persistence 70 eject a thorough cure.
fu,Thlw)&sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
ArchdulKe Rudolph.

A telegram from Vienns announces the
death yesterday OF Archduke RUDOLPH, the
Austrian Crown Prince, heir apparent TO
the throne OF the monarchy. This event Il
hardly calculated TO create any serious stir
iu Europe. seeing that Emperor FRANZ Jo-
sEPn, although fiity-aine years OF age, gives
no sign Of failing. la case Of his dests In
the near future, however. IL would be DIM
cult TO forecast results. FRANZ JosnrH IL by
no means a brilliant figure in European bls-
tory. but he has managed to royern very
well, particularly OF late years, the most hste-
rogeneous combination OF races on the con-
tlnent. Its doubtful whether the succession
would prove as fortunate "a he has been.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
Good ADVICE.

In their circular oi February LIST ito
morrow), Messrs. THOMAS BRANCH 4 Co.
cay:
"Tbe boudholde.s made great mistake
An rejecting the compromise offered bv the
State In NAY, 1857. The terms then offered
were as favorable 40 thew can ever again eX'
pect; and II they had been wise enough at
sny tune since To reconsider sns offer 10
settle on the basis then proposed teey mic ht
have saved certain loss. An offer on their
part 10 accept these terms new could result
in nothing, unless the Governor would call
the Legislature together IN extra session, az
the regular session does not take place until
December next
al the bondholdcrs will pat In the hands
OF the Governor before the lat OF next De
cember formal acceptance OF the terms OF
settlement ofier ed by the legislative commit
tees IN MAY. 1887. II nav not b. too late
The Governor may recommend its accept.
snce aud the Legislature may confirm II.
II 10. It will be tnsl aud be adhered TO. II
no such offer he made on the part OF The
bondholdets the Legislature will pass such
laws a. will more efiectuslly prevent the use
OF coupons
1--WE believe we bsve indicated IN the
foregoing tse osly possible mode OF settle.
inept. We believe al wel-iDformed people
OF the State would approve Of II. and the
creditor must be very blisd who would
doubt thai 1t was his interest 10 accept H."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

The liquor-deslers OF Richmond have set
su exsnpc which men In other branches
% trade will do well 10 follow Portsmouth
Times Enterprise.
Aud no merchant should forget that the
Legislature has power to double the tax
upon bis license. The people OF Virginia
are earnest In their determination 10 settle
the State debt upon their own terms; and
that earnsstncss will induce them to stand
by the Legislature in adopting whatever
measures It may be necessary TO resort to IN
order TO render their will effective A ses-
sion Of one week held as soon as the fact APP
pears, II II shall ever appear, that The liquor
merchants or other merchants have paid
their license.taxes 10 coupons. will suffice to
enable the Legislature 10 double the taxes oil
the men WIS will have acted so unwisey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
For the Dispatch.l
what Northern ssttisrs VIII ftnd In


1t is bard 10 see ourselves as Others see Us,
or as thsy cnOOse TO see us. or imikine they
.ss us. some people search for the "f1y in
the sintUsst Of tao ap0lhecsry.' aud some'
times they imQglne they see the ny. We re-
ceivea a copy oil the Bucksys Farmer, pun
hshed al Asaseels, q. Its editor, Mr.. Ma
con, has travelled in Virginia and has seen
about all there wss 10 see. aud he writes In
bis paper the following:
oS TO RicgHoSD.-Ths writer has upon two
occasions made a tour OF Virginia. having for
his object tas discovery OF tns possibilities Of
the sssts and how these possibilities could b.
made ssrsicsabls to n, AAd 10 othsrs. lAs most
studied isyesugsusss leave no question As 70
he resources Of the stste IN Ei thai goes - con-
sututs sateral wsslkh, aks tho work OF develop
meat sew 90 well begun IL destined In few
years 20 place Ss oia Dominion In the van a. sa
agricultural asa ssapfkcsurlng state. To con-
nrn Asvs sess but sas stats lest coal and
iroa lie aimssi side By side In imzsssu-
rasls suannaeA To u sss ada copper, zsc,
lead, AID s,hsr minerals, timber IN pri-
iaevAl isress, and The iRviiasion 10 mssu-
fsctursrs would sesH 10 10 rsssBE In ne ssssn-
tisl. Ga tas sasr aSns he Agricultural portion
Of hs State - 40 lsss fsysrss. There is ne con-
ditloa waiting save Intelligent labor. The
noftksrs farmer oas ssae no ceavenisacs that
he ssss act posssss ~ Erssfsr ssrfsctiss In Viz
F1sts farmer. Sell 10 gsod. seasons iosgsr, land
cheaper. sAippisg lsss expensive. prices bsssr,
scsssl Aad cASrcA privileges second 10 none,
every issucsmsat " cat loors from the msrt
gsxss ssms ssd swn . fsr n from which greater
returns are sure ~ result
tIAsntssssg tss ssaaAsisas 70. DO ~ We .tAts
them, Il nay W ssks< way has net the state
been rspialy psss,isa VIA sssslsrs frsm the
Nsrsa ssa wsss, We val give wssi We believe
70 be ssRs q tss rsossns.
Bssasss iisa&s las been kaswn 81 tAs resources
Of the fhate IL was Tsssrss&y sapposed that It's
laEes we're wssu sst; Aat vAst vas not wern out
A.. - KfA Ii. - q ant .f
irfo~aaasn IA enc Of the cxisf rsesoas for lack
OF develop ae.t
rhrs, ~, Ne rScial ssuaiseas we're not be-
lisTea 70 ~ AvfhsR. as< ass<xe shsr few persons
we're AssensA y give Ne ssseaavs eas 20 sas
whe YES Aspsss< " srsek N prAiss u Virginia.
IL hslskss< " a. age Dsss BY :" and ne star OF
en- p4re hs< rtssa n ~ Wss<.
Rsiirsxd csapasiss wnh large grants OF land
hogan 10 boom the great West, and having c.her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
GENERAL NLWs.
PecuI

To Itself in many important particulars, Hoods
Sarsaparilla is different from aud superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination, proportion and prep
aration Of Ingredients. Hoods sarsaparilla pos
sesses the fall curative value Of the best known
remedies Of the vegetable klBgdom
Peculiar Ia It's medicinal merit, Hssd's SaFsapa-
rilla accompanies cures kitheTto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Esods Sar.
saparilla Is the only medicine OF which can truly
be said les sosos enc dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles requirs larger doses. and do
not prsdses as COED results as Needs sarsapsrila.
Peculiar IN us good name al hons there IS
moro Of Essd's sarssparilla sslSiA LEVEL, where
its made, than Of all ether bleed purasrs.
Peculiar in itt phenomenal record Of sales
abroad. no other FrsPartseR has ever attained
such popularity In 50 Ibort tlns. De cot be in
duceat take ssy other FrsPArs.ieH. Besuretoges
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold BY AL druggists. 81; six fsrs5. Prepared only
BY CT. HOOD CO., APothscarios, Lowell Mass.
100 Doees One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
Although Philadelphia is a centre Of medi.

Although Philadelphia is centre Of medi-
cal education, that city and the state OF
Penusylvssis constitute the Paradise OF
medical qnscks. SO numerous have these
become that the medical profession are
anxious fer the passage by the Legislature
Of Law creating q medical examining
board, with power 70 subject candidates fer
practice to q most rieid examination. The
only hitch 10 the matter seems 10 be due TO
q want Of hsrmssy between tina old and
new schools - 10 the rscsg niasn, In appoiat.
iug the board. OF their respective schools.
II the medical irstersi,y Of Pennsylvania
really wish 10 raise the standard Of medical
educstsou In that State and keep out ouscks
we would advise the leaders in the nave.
meot to model their proposed bill somewhat
after he virgisia law. The Virgins law 10
not pwfsst and has it, eppossss. but on
tbe whsss n - worked very we'll. The OBJ
isel OF both schools has usder II been SO
con lishcd 10 large measure. and Il b iust -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

24c yard will buy tho remainder Of our stock
Of Lsce striped Muslin;
sL25 apl.ce will buy your choice Of al Of our
Jessy,-msny worth as much as $50 AMI
none less thAn $50;
TO-. apiece will buy Plush Mats 9Il1 inches IN
every color;
4Oc. will buy nne Elastic Hip Corset, all sizes
lsc will buy an Oil Cloth Tsbs-C0yer;
sOc. will buy Gentlemens Canton Flannel Draw
ers:
sgc. will buy a good Calico Bed Comfort:
lOc. will buy Gentlemen's Red All-WOoi nedi-
Gated Shirts aad Drawers
Sc. will buy Herrimac shlrting Calico;
a.. will buy pair OF ladies' Cans either To
white or colored;
9sc. will buy Gsnuemen's Natural Wool shirts
and Pants;
lc. will buy hank Of Crewsl, all eolors;
1870. a yard will buy Black French Saline,
slightly damaged. worth &C;
SIC will buy any OF our remnants Of Tycoon
Reps;
IOc. apiece will buy any style q our best brand
Of Genuemenis Linen Collars;
Sc apiece viii buy OF Us Geuuemen's Collars
the same as sold elsewhere Tor l0c.;
29c. will buy your choice Of snyof our 0)c. quail
% SILK and .Rin scarfs;
40c. will buy All-Wool plAids. 40 inches wide;
s.. VIII buy All-Wool scerfs for boys;
40c. will buy All-WoOl shetland sharls, all
colors:
&c will buy elegant quality scrim, 20 inches
wide;
PIC. will buy eIira-nne quality Cashmere Gloves
with embroidered cuffs;
S9c. will buy Gentle mons Skin Gloves that we're
considered cheap 81 Soc.
lOc yard will BUY your choice OF 100 pieces OF
beautiful Spring Ginghams;
SIC. will bay yard Of the usual sc. quality
OF Blsachsd Cotton;
l2Hc. apiece will buy an exira-hae Knotted
Fringe Towel;
lie. will buy Gentlsmen's Ours;
leHc. will buy Ladies' rssuisr-Msde Hose In
BAlbrgsan. black, nsyy-ol1e, and brown.
The above articles and 10 prices show that
the reductions made are not combined 70 any
particular department, but that everything has
been reduced In price. and that special prices
prevail throughout the entire ock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

Wu,Y LOCAL LsTTErs ARE NOT PREPAID. 49,
The Psstma,ter.Gensral has issued an
order directing that when locsl letters
are dropped In the pest-o6ice WITH
the postage Inadvertently wholly unpaid
or paid less than tss amount required
by law, the sender being unknown, they
shall be delivered and the deficient postage
collected at the time Of delivery. II the per-
son 10 whom the letter is addressed refuses
to pay the postage the letter shall 20 10 the
dead.letter ONCE Warrington Post.
But II letter be addressed to Charleston
instead OF to Ksaswha Courthouse, It will
he forwarded at once to Washington! Pre-
sumsbIy because the postmaster does not
know where Charleston is!