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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

IT requires 90 bushels OF potatoes &c
make ton OF potato starch.
CiTnic acid il derived from lemons, y re-
curing from 20 70 800 y produce a pound
81 solid crystals.
OxK pound of coal or coke burned cyap-
crates nine pounds ~ water, while pound
OF wood does but half this.
"WizAnpr Edison's latest invention j. an
ore scparaior. which IS expected 70 reSo'l-
tlonizc iron mining methods.
/ DE. W. ID. joHSsoS. Of San Francisco, 10
lecture on the lower forms Of animal me,
said that the oyster - capable Of being 90
ucatcd in limited way. /"
/ II experiments continued for four years
! II. +. Larroquc has found that. after eight
or nine months. copper wires under INC &c
ton Of electric currents show signs OF de-
terioration.
Tnr Chemical News describes new dis
infcctant called Thiocamf, the basis OF
which is curious liquid which results
when srlphrr-dioxide Is brought 10 contac'
with camphor.
PoTAsu. chemically considered, Il the OK
ide OF the metal potassium. but the name
is generally given 70 the crude and impure
substance obtained by evaporatlng the y,
lyluin OF the ashes OF WOOD IN iron Pots'
whence the name OF potash IS derived
Pearl ash is a rchncd Or tolerably pure pot
ash.
| THE news comes from the University Of
Padua that Prof. Gravenigo has succeeded
ia grating thu cornca OF a barncoor Tow
on the eye Of human subject. The opcr
alton il spoken Of as most successful, IN
transpanfed cornea being transparent
glossy an. convex. II il be as is said Their
is new hope for many blind people.
AN average Of i've feet OF water Is est
rstcd 10 fail annually over the whole earti
anu assuming that condensation take
; place at an average height OF 300 fee'
scientis:s conclude that the force 81 eval
, GRAFTON u supply such rainfall must eqr'
the lifting OF 3e2 100000 pounds OF waite
5000 feet IL every minute. or about thre
hundred hill on horse power constantly 81
rrted. or t'sis prodigious amouEs OF enc
! ~ thus created a very small proportion
!, transferred 10 the waters that run bac
through rivers 70 the sea, and !. still sinails
Traction is utilized by man, the rcinalrc'
: l. dissivated IN space.
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oBERLvs SUCCESSOR.


A Man with = BIsmished History seiceseo
for IN Inportnnt once
Mr.. John IL Oberly. a Democrat, VINO
ia several official capacities had made
an excellent record. was recently re-
moved By President Harrison from the
Office OF Commissioner OF Indian Al
fairs. although his retention was
prayed for BY the Indian Rights A.
sociation and by several thousand hc-
publicans and Democrats who were
familiar with the good work ne mad
done in the Indian Bureau. Mr.. james
4. Morgan was appointed his sue
cessor. The record OF the War De
partment show that Morgan. while
Colonel Of the Fourteenth Z. 5. Cox
ored Infantry. was tried In $3.50 py
court-martial and found guilty on
various charges. rs follows: Of having
made false charges against fellow
officer; OF having. while custodian OF
recommendations for advancement for
himself and fellow-oticcr. retained
the latter and forwarded only those
| IN his own favor. and OF having made
| false musters for companies in his
regiment 70 his pecuniary advantage
On these charges. with specifications.
Colonel Morgan was found guilty by
the unanimous verdict OF the court and
sentenced to Dismissal When this
sentence reached the department head
quarters IL was set aside in the manner
thus described in the records:
IN the foregoing cases OF Colonci Thomas J.
Morgan, Fourteenth United states Colored
infantry. the court having found the accused
guilty OF the first charge. the violation OF ths
fifteenth article OF war. mai not authority Y
chan re the sentence prescrbet IN that art cle
for such ofrenscs. and the failure 10 conform
70 the requirement OF the above article II
/ sentencing the accrsed g an error fatal 20 the
proceedings and jud yment Of the cour; 50 fa'
a. Il relates 20 the first charge.
1 The requirement OF the fifteenth
article Of war was that an Officer
found guilty. OF violating il should b
..ca<hiered." and thereby utterly dis
abled to have or hold any Office or EN-
ployment in the service OF the Unites
States
II The New York Times says:
We suppose that ~ Will be conceded m az n
| | Ind an Commits .loncr ought 10 be pure an
honest maE- That T. true indeed. OF any pub
Tic ofsacer but Il is most important In this case
, because dishonest or dishonorable condue
, | may tnhct great injury on the Indians who
| are peculiarly helpless. and may greatly com
| nrorlse m. Government which has ALREADY
| suffered dee:iy from the inefnc.ency and cor
: rartion Of is agents
fl Hox the President manages TO FIND
! 20 many men with blcmi-hei records
I Tor important offices i a good deal Q
I a mystery. lie has made more i'm
\ proper appointments since he became
! President than any Of his predecessor
! made in a full term. Grant alone ex
= ccptcd. indianapolis journal.
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nome. fARM ANp GARDEN.

In preserving care must be- used u !
select fine looking fruit and 70 keep IL
shape while cooking. and also in max
ing the strip clear and thick.
An extra pit Of ensllage provided
against the day ~ summer want. when
droughts and fierce heats wither aud
burn. will b. good soiling crop.
To test jelly. drop little into cold
water or on 10 a cold plate, stirring II
for few seconds. The best jelly
should not be boiled over five minutes.
The blackberry Is a persistent
weed and a nuisance II allowed to Sc
cure a stand on a piece Of ground
where il is not wanted. Every piece
OF root that Is cut of makes a new
plant
| In making hay. farmers are apt
\ to become too much hurried with
| drawing in. so that they do not give
the hay time enough TO cure and
sweat hence IL becomes mow-burnt,
musty and discolored.
old tin cans with very small
n0AE Al tliE bVAtVlit rtt L-2i Attt 0t~ttt
OF the plant and filled with water is a
better way Of supplying water than
attempting 10 give by pouring water
around the plants when needed.
Il Tomato vines should be stakcd, or
tied up in some manner. in order TO
prevent the limbs falling on the
ground and rotting the fruit y is
best 70 arrange the stakes or other
} supports while the vines are young.
The beginning OF towering is tho
proper time TO begin cutting clover. a.
well as tho grasses. Timothy be-
; comes hard and woody much more
} rapidly than orchard grass. IL makes
better hay to sell. but not 50 good Z
feed out.
Flies and other insects often cause
the stock to lose flesh. even when tn
best care is given. The small insect
may give more trouble than the larger
being more numerous. Horses shoul'
be protected with nets. whenever pos
2 sible. and the pens and stalls should b
kept clean.
Baked Hash. Chop any cold mea
fine. grease a pudding-dish. put a laye
I Of cold mashed potatoes in the bot
!, tom then a layer Of meat. then layc
Of stale bread crumbs: sprinkle wit
Y pepper and salt. lay a few bits OF but
ter over and moisten with half Gu
: OF beef gravy. Bake In modera'
oven one hour.
4 --Currant and gooseberry busht
d may be transplanted in autumn, tai
: ing care TO lift as large a mass OF roo
i as practicable. and 10 thin out an
m cut back proportionate amount
y the branches. Protect them again
4 the cold winds OF winter by manui
over the surface. and evcrgree
h branches around the tops would
er additionally useful
% The most Of the small fruits a.
= less unfavorably Influenced BY som
a. what shady location than are veg
20 tables. Protection from too mus
sun seems to be decided advantag
This j. especially the case with COOS
7, berries. currants and blackberrie
b The largest and most luscious OF blac
=. berries are generally TO be found hi
y den under the densest foliage
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TOM PLATT'S PARTY.
A Party struggle That Nav Disrupt tn
Republican Party

A Party struggle That Nav Disrupt tine
Republican Party.
Either Tom Platt j. going into the
Cabinet or there i going to be trouble
for President Harrison in New YORK
The fight j. on and the return Of Mr.
Plat from Alaska where he has
gon. 10 recruit hi- strength. will be n
signal for the fray
Tom Platt represents the working
Republicans Of the Empire State-the
men who control the organization OF
the party from the primary TO the
election Of delegates 10 a National
convention These Republicans have
been ignored BIZ the President 80 far.
Acting under the advice Of Mr. Blaine.
undoubtedly. Mr.. Harrison has de-
clined 10 recognize the claims Of Mr..
Platt or his friends. IN the di~tribu.
tion of Offices in New York up 70 this
time the recommendations Of this
Piait men have been treated with
little less than contempt Al length
they have come 10 the conclusion tla'
war on the Administration il the only
means BY which they can secure what
they are pleased to term their rights.
They will do no more pleading OF
begging nor will they accept any
thing less than the very best az the
disposal OF the Executive Ths
favors which the Administration
Is expected 20 bcstow upon then
for the return Of cessation ~ hos
Utilities must be headed By the up
poiniment of Tom Platt 10 position
in the Cabinet II this can not b,
brought about the working Eepub
licans OF the State are determined
that he shall succeed Mr. Evarts Il
nc Senate. and from his place on ~.
floor Of tho upper house q Congress
they claim he will open fight q
Blaine similar TO that 80 well begn'
and 50 ignobly ended in Garfield
time.
Tho admission of Tom Plait 70 ~
Cabinet by President Harrison woul'
BE- notice - James .. Blaine tha
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

Be gentle In stimulating the kidneys. 9TH
erwise YOU viii excite and weaken them.
The happiest results follow the use q Hos,
tcrfer Stomach Eitiers 10 overcome renal
inactivity. Avoid the unmedlcated. Lery
stlmulanfs Of commerce. The kidneys have
a delicate membrane easily irritatsd. and
upon this the acton ~ such exci'ants y per-
nl.ons Malarial complaints. indigestion
rheumatism. igia and Diliousness sue
cuuao 70 tue corrective influence 81 the DIT
ters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

lS cases where Quininc utterly fails 70
have any effect. and where the patiert can
not take IL BY reason Of its unpleasa IN
fucncc. . cureis promptly obtained b, 'hai'
| lenberger's Antidote. II cures Immediately
| In no case will there be more than one chill
! after the first dose. and in the majority O.
!, cases not even that. Sold BY Drnggists.
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Two Hunslss ID and Eighty Years Of I'm


In 1909. after traversing the Hudson
River from its mouth 10 Albany. and care
fully noting the grandeur and beauty on
either side OF this magnificent highway OF
nature. Hcndrick Hudson wrote these
words:
at a ~ beautiful = land one can tread upon
Two hundred and eighty years have mar
yelouslv increased the beauty OF the great
river called by his name, ana could he re-
turn 10 the scenes Of his manhood. he
would hnd many more Lovely slgnts
than those upon which his eyes rested
in the early part Of the seventeenth
century. The natural beauties Of the
Hudson are mitch the same, ana no
description can ex3ggerate them. but the
magnificent steamers that ply between New
York and Albany, the innumerabie SAILING
craft that dot the surface OF the mighty
river, the never-ending clusters OF cana
boats that are being towed up and down,
the beautiful villas that ono encounters ~
every turn the magnificent monuments
perpetuafing heroic deeds. that we nnd ners
and there along the banks OF this MOBILES
river OF the continent, add an endless va
/ riety TO the scenery. and rcsistless charn
| 70 the eye OF the traveller
\ The New York Central and Hudson RiveI
! Railroad runs along the bank OF the Hucso!
1 river the entire distance between New orr
and Albany, and Is the great Trunk Lin
that connects the metropolis q the Mesterl
world with the famous health and pieasur
resorts OF CenSp.l, Northern and Nester
New York. including IN its list the Catski
Mountains. Saratoga. Lake George. snare
and Richfield Springs, Lake Ontario. IN
/ Berkshire Hills, Niagara Falls. the Thou
\ sand Islands, Lake Champaign, the hives 81
! Lawrence. and hundreds Of others
| The New York Central Is part or IN
\ great national highway across the cont
/ nenf. and for the beauty OF its scenery IN
4 number and Importance Of the cities through
I which it passes, its almost total lack Q
4 grades and curves, this great four-tracl
railway Is unsurpassed in Europe or Amer
I lea.
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Information is wanted Of the whereabouts
Of johanna Wilson. daughter OF Mark
Sweeney. wife Of Thomas Wilson. born IN
| Limerick Co. Ireland. She Is. II living,
heir 10 an estate. IL dead. her children or
next OF kin are wanted Address, w. J.
| Cnxii. Xehsfer CITY. Iowa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

.PrxxY wise and pound foolish" are
those who think II eeonDmp 10 use cheap SODA
and rosiu soaps. instead OF the good Ola poo-
bins Electro Soap, Tor sale since Aso1' Ars
4 once. Be sure Buy genuine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09
A more pleasant physic
You never will md
Than Piercc's small pellets,
The Purgative kind.

MRs. MARSHALL O. RoBERTs. who Il often
pointed out as the most desirable part
among fashionable widows, has Q life in
tcrest in Il .0tOup0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

Yor hardly realize that II Is medicine
wien taking carter's Little Liver Pills. the
are very small: no bad effects: all troubles
from torpid liver are relieved by their use
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

Don't let that beautiful girl fade and
droou into lnvalidism or sink into an early
crave for want Of timely care at the most
Critical stage OF her life. DR.. Pierce's ia.
vorite Prescription will aid in regulating her
health and establishing II on firm basis
and NAV save her years OF chronic suffer
ing ana consequent unhappiness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

Curss-sn named from its principal piece
(kingl- one Of the earliest inventions
Of the Hindoos. being devised by = Brahnin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

TuE codling moth does not lay it, eggs
TN the blossoms fall. and the spraying
should not be done till the fruit Is the size
Il small peas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

IT is positively hrrtful 70 use ointment for
akin diseases Use Glenn's sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Xniskcr Dye. 30 cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

PARK in the Side nearly always comes from
Carter. 8 Little Liver Pills. Don't forget this
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THs two elderly Misses Rhinelander have
e. OOO. 600 between them. and bid fair 20 leave
il 70 collateral heirs with wonderfully fat
acp,fmuiafione
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

Tux Russian Government proposes q
take steps for rendering the rivers o
Siberia navigab.c and connecting them o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09

VIZ only know ourselves and what W.
really are when the force Of circumstances
brings US out
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BurYAro BuH. Amc'ie Rives- Chnnier,
Beiya Ann Lockwood and whltelaw Read
formed an interesting group ~ recent 70
ceptlon In Paris
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IT will pay 70 shake OF large proportion
Of III fruit from trees that are overloaded.
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MRs. FHrprRicK STEVENS that was. now
the Duchesse de Dino. is New Yorker still
TO the tune Of ten real golden millions OF her
own, and now, one may say, the Dukes, TOO.
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go 7zs WALNUT 81. ST. LOUIS. NO
u 70 o.rAuc srRftr. CLEVELAND. oro
40 4 SIC wxsr srn ST.. KANSAS CITY. ma
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THE A. N. KELLOGG NEWSPAPER &C
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n addition 10 supplying Cuts o. every Dc.
scription We aIst carry on q General jobbing
Business IN Elec!Fotyping and Stercosyping.
al the lowest possible rates Tor thoroughly
reliable work. and we respectfully solicit your
orders. Write Us Tor estimates, specimens
Or sample sheets. and In doing 50 address Us
Il Inc most consen,,n! 81 our seven houses.
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Hundreds d Columns
81 Humorous Cuts 10 -.
lecs from, and any one
wishing illustrations for
:ilhcr long o. shori ar.
licIcs Of 4 funny nature
can not fail 10 lind exact
y those they will want.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-06
Der Hash Vas Goot.
From Terms Sfftfnns


Dutchman was travelling in the far west.
ana stopping at hotel in a small town called
LOT dinner. He was little late and a big dish
OF hasn was about all that the waiter set before
MN MN. Being very hungry. he could not restrain
tne anger that boiled up in him as he looked at
the ooled-down pro iuct of the hosiery.
see here, my frund didn dole you to pring
me yum dinner? A tog couldn' eat dot shtuff -
Inc waiter protested it was the best that could
De done, and the guest broke out again, i'm
patiently: ''Vot ish dot? Der pest dot gan be
done Tor hoongry draveler who goesh his
breakfast mitout? We're ish der landtlort off
dees meeserable hash house? Dell i'm to cook
me Something's goot to eat at once forthwith"
Inc waiter disappeared through side door,
and Immediately afterward the startled guest
heard gruf and angry voice pronouncing these
terrible sentences:
The rascal refuses to eat the dinner
furnished by my house! I'll see about it! Let
me git at himr'
Inc guest began to shovel in the hash like
unloading coal, and a fierce whiskered, stall
Wart fellow. with two pistols and a dirk at his
waist, came tramping toward the table.
Hat der pleasure off attressing der landt-
Tort! said the Dutchman, rising nervously, and
oowlng with extreme polteness
Meester Landtlort, will you please pc so
klndt as to ordter der waiter to pring me a
leetle more ouf dees haSh?'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-06
BRIGHT BITS,

If KENTUCKY is such a military state, how
does 1t happen that the major part of her
population are all colones.-BGltimore Anueri-
can.
DID you have q spicy call?" she asked, sar-
castlcally, after his return from the haunt of
the festive Glove between the acts.-Detroit Free
Press.
THERE is one point in favor of the man that
laughs at his own jokes You are never in doubt
as to whether he intended TO be funny.-Ierre
Hdute Express.
EDITOR ito persistent writer)-Now, if youn
promise me on your honor never to send me
anything more of yours I'll print this poem
Fifege1lde Batter
SHE-Patti's next tour of the United States
is really to be farewell one.
He-Of course it is. She fares well on all her
final tours.-Life.
A Coon DEFINITION. Teacher-whatis meant
by the expression mother tongue?"
Boy-IG means that the old man don't have
much to say about the house.-TerGS Siftings.
REAsoNABLE-Tell me candidly old fellow,
why you don't marry
~ IF You must know, because I don't want to
lose the hope of finding a perfectly delightful
little wife. '-FlieGende Batter
You are regular miser!" exclaimed Mrs.
Snooper, when her husband refused to give her
S25 she asked for
NO, not miser, replied Snooper, merely
an economizer. "-Harper's Bazaar.
JoNEs-"Hello, Smith; back from the west
again. eh? What did you do out there?n
Smith-Started paper.
Jones-Ahal What was the name of it?
Smith-A subscription paper to get back east
agan.-Bltrtin0ton Free Press.
THE PARTIES who undertook to show the pan
American delegates the industries of the United
states don't seem to have understood their
business. The greatest of all American in
dustries was overlooked. The visitors were not
taken to see a baseball match-Norristolcn
Herald.
CINCINNATI FRIEND to a Chicago bride)-Did
you enjoy the journey, Clara?
Chicago bride-Oh yes indeed
Cincinnati friends the scenery beautiful?
Chicago bride-I didn't notice the scenery
very much, but those seventeen tunnels are a
perfect dream.-Jld0e.
Mrs. SrATEsMAN-Do you know, sir, that Won
came home last night in an utterly disgraceful
condition?
. Mr.. Statesman Swallowing about quart of
water)-Woman, do you know that the time of
year has arrived when the country has TO be
saved again?-Nelc York Weekly
FREDDY-Ma, whenever pa meets Dr. vandel
he always says to him, How are you, old
hoss!" What does he mean by that?
Mao it's nothing more than a term to ex-
press thorough familiarity.
Uncle Josh-May be; but l rather thinks he
calls the doctor ''old boss" because is such
famous charger.-Riclmond Dispatch.
Mr.. GoTHAm-Live in Minneapolis. Ell? Pretty
cold country there, isn't it?
Minneapolis Man-Cold?
Yes. l understand you have ice palaces
there"
I'm Minneapolis? No stree. You're away off
We have corn palaces and tropical fruit shows
in Minneapolis. The ice palaces are in ST.
Paul "-NeJC York Weekly.
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Timothy's Brusque Way.
From the New YORK Trib1lne


The Hon. Timothy Campbell will be missed
at the capitol He had a friendly, familiar
way to which none ever thought of taking ex-
eeptlon, and no man ever made so many social
olunders which were so readily condoned One
OF ms most fagrant offenses against the con
Ventlonalitles is told good-naturedly by the
lady who was the principal in it, She is Mrs.
James p. Campbell, the wife of the governors
elect OF Ohio, but at the time her husband was
sui congressman. Said she::
was standing in an avenue drug store one
afternoon, waiting until after a prescription
should be put up. 1t was a warm day, and /
drank glass of soda water while waiting. I
had just put down the glass and was reaching
Tor change when felt familiar touch on nv
Shoulder. / turned indignantly-and there
stood Tim Campbell smiling pleasantly. I
had never met him, but had often seen him
talking to my husband at the capitol Seeing
my surprise, he said blandly: Tim Campbell
is not the man to stand by aud see such a good
lookin' lady pay for her own Soda
III 1t had been any one else I should have
been very angry, but could tell from his man
ner that he made the offer from pure good
nature, never dreaming that it was not the
proper thing to do. | knew he would be hurt if
refused, so let him pay for my glass of soda
Since then l think he has looked upon Mrs
whitney and myself as two of his best
friends