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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-28

PERSONAL Supreme Court Clerk A
n Sweeney has rented house In In
dlanspolia. and viii take his family there
next week. Il will make . big hole IN
jasper society.
Mr.. Eugene Gill. Of Madison town
ship. left for Nashville. Tenn last Sat.
urday, much 10 the regret ~ the young
folks around Irelsmd. tor "(sene" waa 4
whole team IN helping on their social ~
fairs His mother, Mrs n r. Gill, re-
turned 70 her home there with him.
Several Of the ireland vonn9 people
attended the thcater IN Jasper this week
Mr.. T Hrrbir returned F-ilsv ias
rom his visit 70 Washington City, u. G
Hon. w a. Travlor attended cour. i
fe'nrshurg the tirst Of the week.
Mrs. Hunter, Mrs.. Traylor and Mrs
hre'z. Of Jasper. Ind. are Waiting Mrs
jennie Farmer. A. ga Walnut street. y
Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-28

MARRtND. At the residence 81 ne
brides parents. on Tuesday, Nov. 90
1850. by Rev. u. Check. pastor Of me
Cumberland Presbyterian church. Mr.
HESRY S. MEHRIxGER and Miss FRANCES
HAsKrxs.
The bride Il the daughter Of County
Recorder EIaskins. ani the groom Is an
industrious vonng farmer, living about >
mile from Jasper They are both popu
lar young people and the good wishes 81
hosts OF friends ara with them. They
are spending = short time with relatives
and friends In Louisvillo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-20

WILLARD STAKE.
PREsIDEST.-Irs \. Hinckley. Fillmore.
CoUSsELORs. - Daniel Thompson,
Scipio; David K. Stevens, Holden
Milford Corsfg, Utah.
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II Is Well To Know.


That the occasional use OF saline
Alternatives Is advisable In the morn.
ing.
That b9rax water Is excellent r.
remove stains from the hands and
heal scratches and chafes.
That II n large basketful Of char
cUal be placed in q damp cellar
where milk Is kept, the milk will be
in no danger OF becoming tainted.
That II n cellar has a damp smell
and cannot be thoroughly venti-
lated n few trays OF charcoal set
around ON the floor, shelves and
ledg,s will make the air pure and
sweet.
That a person may stand between
the poles OF the strongest magnet.
one Of which might hold up a ton
% iron, without the slightest per
ceptible effects upon any Of the bod
lily functions being produced.
That the danger Of infection from
impure water = only slightly re-
duced by filtration through sand,
A4tCAEIAA lAA01AIh AaANuEu NJ al
times. bit in larger numbers just
after the filter has been cleaned,
and again after II has been in use
for some time.
That one ounce Of alcohol raises
the pulss three beats per minute, or
in other words, causes the heart 10
beat while it, effects last az the rate
q $50 beats more than natural In
the twenty-four hours. The heart
cannot be made TO 10 this extra
work without suffering.
That 4 remedy for tender feet Is
cold water, about two quarts, two
tablespOonfuls OF amnOnia, one
tablespoonful Of bay rum. Sit with
The feet immersed for ten minutes,
gently throwing the water over the
limbs upward TO the knee. Then
rub dry with n crash towel and all
the tired feeling is gone
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DESERET EVENING NEWS
saturday. September 40. 1850.
DIPnTHERIA IN ANIMALS.
THE PROBAELE CAUSE or MANY
MYSTERIOUS OUTBREAKS or
TIE DISEASE.

For some years scientific men
have suspected that certain Of the
domestic animals are liable 10 suffer
from a disease that Is identical with
human diphtheria- Its now uni
versaily admitted that calves, horses.
cats. fowls, turkeys and pheasants
are ii=blegtO n disease having the
very closest resemblance To diphthe-
ria in the human being and there
are a number Of cases on recJrd in
which this disease in the animals
receded, acconpIniei or followed an
epidemic OF human diphtheria. DIR.
Jacob, Of New York, mentions a
case: Five chil0T rem were III with
diphtheria in one house, three kit
tens that played with them died,
and pUst-mortcm examinations
showed diphtheric membranes In
their threats DIR. Bruce Low men
tons an interesting case: 4 cat
living in the house with n boy that
had diphtheria took the disease,
communicated IL 10 the cat OF an
other person, and fOCr little girls
rat nursed the second cat became
III with diphtheTia.
Gerhardt has published case that
seems 70 show that diphtheria Of
hens may be communicated to dpgs
and men, notwithstanding the opin-
ions Of Loefiler, Pfeitler and Klein
T. the contrary. 4 large numher Of
hens we're brought from Verona TO a
villagein Baden;some very suffering
with the disease when they arrived,
and about half OF them died. All
the chickens bred ia incubators
died; four cats kei in the place died
q dipLtheTia, and four Of the siN
men on this poultry farm had diph'
iberia. In lss5 DIR. &. J. Renshaw
described some cases in which cat
that had swallowed PORTIONS d
diphtheritic membrane from human
sufferers died Of a q seasc rvsetab,
ling diphtheria; some mice alsJ
contracted the disease in the samt
way-a very significant fact. hiOTS
recently DR.. Klein has found That
Gals m y he inoculated with diph
iberia from tho human, and that
other cats may take the disease from
the FIAT.
These facts are very significant n:
showing how many mysterious cut;
breaks Of diphtheTis in certain
houses aud localities may lie caused,
They show also the value Of q
thorough study o. animal diseases;
and ia order 10 study these the
lower animals must be experiment.
ell upon, Notwithstanding the as
scrtiOHs Of auu-vivisso tiOuists thai
We can learn nothing frum such eS
perimenls, which, rs they fOOiishly
calm, are merely - h!bitiOns Of un
necessary ciuoliy.-ChdcagO HeTdld
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HOW TIE yACANT AND THE vUL-
OAR SiISD GETBAYs ITSELF.

A sunny-faced boy stood In old
MIR. Bells office beside the window
where hung tine painted sign: ''Boy
wanted"
Weren't you standing out here
on the sidewalk five inmates ago"
questioned the gentleman, "when
a policeman was trying 10 lit that
drunken man out VI the guttei:'
"Yes, SIR
"YOu were laughing. i saw.
Funny sight, wasn't IT." The boys
face iimplrd IN smiles.
ayes, sir, +" lac said. frankly. Gas
soon n the policeman got him up the
fellows knees would bend right up
again. Ben-he'-a fellow know
he -aIi he wished he could photo
graph 'em."
Now, my boy" said the old gen
ileman, 81 don't want you. IL you
couId write like n copy-bOOk ans add
figures like lightning | wouldn't
have you ia my gilicc. 4 boy who
laughs NJ n drunken man isu't the
boy fer me.H
As George Elliot has told u, though
perhaps not ia these wOTis, - great
deal 81 misery arises ffOm difference
Of taste in Jokes" One man thinks j.
exceedingly clever 10 remember and
repeat CununtTuns founded on the
Scriptures, but tie never guesses how
often lac thereby oGends some 'little
one'' too gentle 10 rem0Estrate-
Another makes public fun 81
mothers in-law, second wives or
other pet victims q stock jokes, and
plants a sting under the armOr u
some smiling listener.
There l. little distinction in be-
longing to that large and unculti-
waited majority who ''iaugh at every
thing" and laugh at nothing. Such
people litter when a bird flies into
the window OF public hall; the act
Is unusual, and therefore funny"
Not one OF them thinks Of exerting
himself to help the bewildered
creature out.
At n recent performance IN 4
large place OF amusement n bat flew
out from some dark recess behind
the curtain, aud thereby excited the
audience 10 n frenzy Of delight.
Such laughter, however, Is merely
foolish, like s'the cracking Of thOrns
under the pot" hut that excited by
a coarse or degrading spectacle be-
speaks not only the vacant but the
vulgar mind. An intoxicated man
or woman Is never "funny" 10 per-
sous Of refined sensibilities. Mental
and physical deformity Is never
ridiculous 10 the man Of thought
anu feeling. ''But for the grace OF
God, 4" he says 70 himself reverent-
~, Il might have been such my
self. - Youths Companion.
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WY The LeSsRET NEWS sHUUlA
Be SUBSCRIBED FoR lN
PREFERENCE TO Any
OTHER PAPER.

/ II Is lie orgsa % tire Chures - Is's
Chr1ss - Lsfsr-tay szlris. azi the aEtloE
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advocated The pTiaeiI Z, "a sLieh hey be
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therefore feel uad=r obi.rstsoas . g q.
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capable OF accomplishing. The .srr's. u aaJ
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extending - sphere o. gss.aiaess, E-t
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Force Of Habi, With a Woman.

After shopping for the greater
part Of recent afternoon n we'll
known Brooklyn lady, with letter
in her hand enteied a drug. She
asked for and received n postage
stamp.
Anything else today, ma'am?"
Inquired the clerk
NO, think not" she replied;
fiplea.e send il 10 the house"
81 beg pardon, ma'an:, " stan:-
mered the clerk. hut what Is il you
wish to have delivered?"
'swhy. the-the'' Then, sudden
ly refreshing her mind, she quickly
added, s'Ob, well, never mind it."
and took the postage stamp and
walked out.
The clerk afterward said he had
never seen a batter illustration Of
force Of habit-N. y. Herald.
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The b.ain stands most abuse o
any organ in :he body. Its beet
tonic aud siimulant i success. The
worst and most depressing thiug =
il j. failure. The most injurious
ELECTS come by using slimulants in
early life. Young people should
never use liquors, tea OF coffee. The
latter two may not exactly do harm,
but they are cOnduciv., Of no good.
They act mostly on the brain AMI
injure Is growth very materially.
Abundance Of sleep is necessary.
Eight hours Il MT more than
enough. Sleep IL the time OF rela.
lively lowered expenditure AMI in
creased repair.-LGdies' Home Jour
ndi.
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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.
p. T. BARSUM's ADVICE 10 THE
YOUNG MEX or TODAY.

1OINA Mn VI IDDAl.
TIE young men who would ssget
on- IN this world, and reach the age
Of four-seore years, with happiness
and prosperity, there Is little more to
lie said. But l viii refer them to n
study Of my own rules OF action:
Briefly, | would say-Be honest;
do not spend rs much as you make;
don't smoke or drink; depend upon
your own personal exertions, and do
not leave important affairs to n
third person; don't have too many
irons in the fire; do not get abON 4
your own business, and above all,
he systematic. AdvUtise your
business on all possible Occa-
sions, but attend 10 Il too,
and see that your claims and
promise made 10 the public are full
filled. Ii does not pay to have a
single customer go away dissatisfied.
Nor does 1t pay TO take money for
services for which you 20 not render
an equivalent
The best working years OF q
mans life are usually between
twenty-six and sixty; but much
good work Is possible long after thS
three-seore year mark has beer
passed. / can say, for myself, tina
every moment Of my time Is put I,
some definite purpose, ami, though
/ have numberless calls and de
mands, l enjoy n reasonable recrea
ton each day. Both work and rest
and JOY also, should make up IN
sum Of a busy lifr.-P. r. BarnsDl
IN Ldolies' Home Journal.
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HON the Peanut Grows.

The peanut vine + 4 plant similar
to ,he swuel IotatO. The most re-
marsable feature Is that when the
lower falls the stalk supporting the
small undeyelopei fruit lengtneas,
aud bending toward the ground
pushes the huit into the ground,
when il begins 10 enlarge and ripcu.
The peanut may be cultivated In
northern gardens by those who wish
- witness the strange habit OF push
ing thepOd under thegrouni 10 ripen,
but the fruit will not come to peTfe =
zion, as IL requires a long, warm
summer ir which 10 develop. The
peanat II planted IN the early Fsrt
Of May in ground prepared as for
= heat or corn. the kernels being
placed about two feet apart. The
crop natures in the latter Part Of
October, when it IL gathered anu
put through a sweat for about a
month. The nuts are then picked
from the stems or main vine 10y
hand aud are sent e lhS various
cleaning establishments TO be
cleaned and grated.-f Louis Fox
DisTa,eh.
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GraefenberQ
Pill Is.

These PILLS act with
great mildness, and may
be taken at any time with
benefit.
They cure all forms OF
Malarial Diseases and Fe-
vers, and should be used
10 stimulate the Liver and
Kidneys to healthy action.
They are invaluable for
Headache, BilIiousness
and Bowel Complaints.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS; iilIBIi PEI slI
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kASAB STAKE.
PREsIDEST.-E. D. Woolley. GIsEam.
CoUNsELoRs.-Thom Chamberlain
GrAhami Daniel Seegmiller, Karab
EdHe County, Utah.
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Scent Service Oficial-This spe-
cial mission requires n man II the
utmost delicacy, tact AMI diplomacy.
What credentials have you:
Appliclnt-l've just been umpir-
in a baby show.-PucL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-20

seri=iniuE In the Post Once a. saltLaEs
City. Utah. September -, is99. which. II aos
called for within two weeks. Will be seat 20
the Dead Letter Onicc al washinstoa. u. c
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RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY.
UREENT IluE TABLE,. AUG. p. ~

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE < OGDEN.
Leave salt Lake SEQ ain aal 40 pm Iat
- Pm
Returning, arrive salt Lake -t lli ara
and l. 90 and So pm.
Train zrr.vcs from Wasatch on Saturday
aur leave, for WasatCif OF Mondays oEfv.
Pullman palace ard buGett sleeping ears
o. al through tzains.
D. q. DODGE =. u. HESHEfTi
Geaeraf " tua<,r Gao Frt-S i'lss-f.i-
General Criccs NJ Salt Lake City Z t=h.
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UTAH sTAKE.

rEksipESTs-A- o. Smco., Provo
',SsELoRs.-DzEid JohE, H.H.Clu
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r7lACcuArrITED WITH THE cEcG2aEzEg O. IKE CO
sEucE VALUABLE n7FoRlIA.Ic5 r2c-- 4 STUDY
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UINTAH sTAKg.

PREsIDEST.-S. x. Bernion. Ashls
(Ve-nal P. OF
CoUSsELoEs.-R- S. Colieii. JaE,
Hacking. vernal p. o.
UtAtll C0Esiy, UiaA
WARDS BISHOPS.
Ashley lyeTnsl P.Ol..Geo. Preston
Glines lyernal P.Cl Peter Abpianalr
Merrlils (vsTnal P,Ol-,T .CA!dS
Aill (VernEl p. WIN. SfsFei
Mountain DeiiCveTaaiP. o.lS-J Merrill
RiverdAle Cvernal p. ol..N. Huniin
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Ss-When any charges occur N the fore
going list. the stake presiding onoers WI
confer a favor BY reporting he same TO the
DEsUAET NEws OFFICE. 90 the Let may
directed.
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L4DIES, LESr

At-on NrsAW Johansson Mi,sE
Anderson MIS- ID johnson Nrs Matilda
ahearu Mrs Iohl Johnson Miss ola
Anderson MiEs 4 kiucV Mrs EescF
Berry Mrs 4 4 klnru Miss = j
Iionnell Mrs Ida kcudal Mrs Liftia
Heunion Miss Ida King Mrs TG
Honnell Mrs II Lewis Mrs n u
Black Mr. hate Last Mr. q
Barter Mrs SamLcl Low Mrs Geo
Buell. Mrs sarah Y Lake Mrs Dora
Iiroyhy Mrs lAkue Miss Lillian
Garrison Mrs. Anna Laws Miss Mary
Curtis Mr. EH Morgan Mis- AiIlea
Graz Maggie Il Miller Mrs J W
Cowell Mr. MAY Murrell Miss n J
Crawford Mis- Lizzie Maxticid Miss Niiate
Craix Hiss LouEic Mcdonald Mss \
Curhin Mrs NJ McBrayue Mrs n
Camp Mrs Peter OctIuglr Airs Ern-t
Carter Aiiss Ina Ralmcr Mrs Alma
Dunbar Mss Addic Petersen agnes
Diltman Mrs q W &C & Mrs Rosie
Day Mrs Josephine Qaic< Mis-. josie
Dcheck Ms n kaSleigh Ms 4
Dunlap Mrs Lizzie Randolph Mss n
Du-an M Mile Roberts Mrs Jennie
Duun Mrs kittie El-JF MIS- Jane )
Ellison Nrs Andy Richards Mrs NJ
ELLISON Mrs CIV Ey-n Mrs. Owen
EhriE Mrs. Frances ElssCll Nrs Soukfa
Estes Miss HortcnseRichlrds Mrs 7 =
Ellison Miss Grace schultz Mr.
Forbes Mrs q SPIN Mr. Eva
Fobtc Miss Ida ID Severance EliaJ
Fagcratrum Mrs j Schman Miss Moiiie
Grifin Mrs II -occrlund Mrs Pitt
Caster Miss samson Mis- Bella
Getl MISS DAISY Stewart Mrs "a
Griffin Mrs n : shipton Miss =
Gibson Ms Va smith Mrs n T.
Galloway Mss Y a Smith Mrs Julia n
GillIns Mrs Ius saith Mrs " J
iiutchins Mrs. A Taylor Mrs Augusta
Hardy Miss Birdie Trorey Mrs T. A
Mall Miss Arua Thompson Nrs a W
Heath Miss A 81 Thomson M CT
Bauliug Miss & ayior Mrs Louis
Henderson Mrs II A Ward kate
HirOns Mrs Jane Williams Miss NE
Harlc Mrs ia Wilcox MTs Geo
Hufohmon Mss l. Willeforsi Miss n
Heeks Miss hafe Wooderick Miss 4
HaHkins Mrs N Walton Mrs A
Hubbard Ms &c Ward Mrs AP
Hansen MArv Wide Miss Augusta
irening Mrs Agnes Wallace Mrs &c
Jcn Mrs EmmA
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Proper Washing of an Infant.


Very few people look upon wash
ing with the importance that II
really deserves. They think that
the hands and face only cali FOR
special attention. The whole body
should he washed at least once =
day, aud in some cases E.isy call for
twice. The water used should be
warm, and, ss the infant grows, the
teIaperatuTc Of the water should lie
reduced. You must remember that
sweat is coming nom our skin at all
times, tut Il i only when We work
hard or take brisk exercise that We
are aware Of il. Now Il IS this
sweat that causes the unpleasant
smell that dirty babies have, and
this same sweat helps the dirt 10
stick to the body. Ifyou therefore
allow your baby 20 remain dirty
you are running it's health. TIE
cooler the water that you accustOm
the child 60 the more the nerves II
the skin are stimulated ami the
circulation helped. BE careful 70
dry the body quickly and thcr-
3ughly.-Hsrdid Of Heath.
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EMERY STAKE.

EALsiDESr.-C. G.Lsrsen, CaslleDale.
OOvSsEIoRs.-Orsnge Seeley, Castle
Dale; Vim. Howard, Huntington.
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MRS. WfNsLOw's SoOIHTs0 SrRuP
should always be used for children teeth
lns. IL sootEes the child. softeas the gums,
allays all pain. cures Wtnd collie, and Il the
best remedy for dirrrhdsa- twenty-five
cents a bottle decd WY
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Cox u I Nurimey VIM
Caples Robt A McCourt VIM
Ghristenson Geo Nfckiriav 1hoa
Ccuscr Henry Nietrln -l1u- =
rushing John J NsEeiy Albert
Cooke : 4 NustarIl Pred
Christensen Nelson J \
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Cosg-ro " Nelson JOHN
Carruihers Wm Oiesan ole
Cavanagh Wm Owen John
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Daniels Amos ClesOn ehi
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Dallas Fred Plumb David
Doyle Harry Porter q ID
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DoyIe james Phippcn Prank
Danison Nike Porter Z 3
Doiton RG Pits jos
Dresser L Poland John
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Health is Wealth !

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yeus eural-la. Ae.dache, Nervous Pros
Tatiea caused ~ the u-e % alcohol or
toalcr1. Wascfulness. Mental Drpression,
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and leading % misery. decay and deafh
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tains one rlouth's treatment 500 4 lox.
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oE reccips % price
VIZ GUAR NSFEE SIX BOXES
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ceiFed hy - FOR SIX boxes, accompanied
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written guara1tee % refund tbs moaeF n
the uc1tme1E does not effect ! care.
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= 20. brl<-ist.. Sole Aseais. a Main S.,
saii Lc<e CITY. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-20
ST. JOSEPH STAKE.

PREsIDEST.-ChristoPher Layton,
Thatcher.
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II. Merrill, Thatcher.
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