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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16
FARM AND GARDEN.
FRulT EvAPoRAroR.


- - Cheap and Will IN Twice Tire WoEh
% sems Deigh-lriced N.ehlnes
II Is built Of wood All the frame
required y the upright by s-inch hori-
xontal drawer rests The drawer rcsts
are placed fiatwise and between the
posts. rabbeted one-half inch on each
side 70 receive the drawers. The sides
and back Of the drawers are ~ inches
wide; the front Is 2 inches wide, with
h-inch rabbet above and below. On
the inside. and there are corresponding
rabbets on the siding Of the house, 20
that when the drawers are pushed In
the outside surface will be smooth.
The bottoms Of the drawers are made
OF galvanized wire cloth There Il :
false front TO each drawer 3 inches
back. The upright posts are 2s< feet
apart The drawers are so feet long.
and with the false front. inches
back; this gives 3-inch space at each
end Of the drawers for free circulation
OF air. The end drawers are inches
deep and feet long. and are used TO
finish on. Have four extra drawers,
and have some extra front pieces 70 put
In and close up the openings when the
drawers are out The sheet-iron fen
ders, b, extend the whole Length. to
distribute the hot and cold mir. The
cold air enters the ventilators below A.
and Is divided BY n The arch il
sheet iron, with Finch flange. resting
on the wall Of the furnace, which is !
feet high and feet wide. laid in NOR
tar. The top course Of brick Is laid il
mortar, on the iange, 70 prevent the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

In thinning cut the flock 81 geese,
always retain the old birds, - they
will often live and breed during the
lifetime Of generation Gecsc have
been known to hatch AID raise their
young when twenty-five years old The
old geese are not salable In market.
and Is they are better Layers and more
careful mothers than the young grcse,
the latter can be marketed with more
advantage and profit than ~ selling
90 the Old birds -E'srm and Preside
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

There i strength deep-beddsd d
our hearts. Of which W seek but little
till the shafts Of Heaven have pierced
its fragile dwelling Must mot earth Be
rent before her gems ere found?-Ms.
Hemnnk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

escape Of smoke The building is l0k
feet long. feet high and feet wide.
. are connecting rods attached to the
ventilation The furnace can be built
below the surface on sloping ground
The amount Of heat is great and tho
thing to be observed closely is TO admit
plenty Of cold air through the ventila-
tors The illustration. without going
into details, gives enough to enable :
good workman to construct . cheap
and good evaporation that will do more
than twice the work Of some Of the
high-priced machines. w. Beach, in
Farm and Preside.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

There u : . inch display advertisemenl
true Of each new enc appearing each week.
from The DR.. Harter Medicine Co. This
house places : "Crcscentr on cycrythinG
they make and publish. Look for il. send
them the name Of the word and they win
return you book, beautiful Autographs O.
ssmplcs froe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

nrv. W. y. Nicholas. Of Albany. y. r.. has
been sued BY tho state game and f1sa CON-
missioner :" recover the penalty FOR shoot.
inr woodcock out " season The shooting
Vas done on sunday. too.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

FzLxIxs -.well. count did you succeed
N trading your title for Miss nillun's
handr Count Keineelt-"So, her father
s S.s me TOO much bot "-Bilghsm,oa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

or the back and shoulders announces The
bed. II lucky enough 10 sleep. you awake in
furnace, or fancy %. Fierce II the heat
that consumes you Then comes profuse
sweating This over you resemble limp,
damp rag. After the FIRST paroxysm. pre-
vent another with Hostecter's Stomach Bit
ters. which knocks out malaria. biliouanesa
constipation and kidney complaints
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

BowLRs-"what's the difference between
this ten dollar silver watch and this I've
dollar silver watchr-Jeweler (absent
Uindedly) -''Five dollarsn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

We give below statistics Of the ~
rioas evangelical denominations in the
United states compiled from the cen
sus Of lsoo:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16
A BATTLE ROYAL.


The Two Candidates for the Governorship
Of the nuckeye state Discuss the Sssues
Between Their Respective PARTIES
The Genttemen Warmly Received.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

will send genuine information free Of charge
70 MI who arc bona dde sufferers fromChron-
e Kidney and Liver Diseases. Diabetes or
brights Disease. or any discharges or de-
rnugcmcnts Of the human body, propsy,
Nervous Weakness, Exhausted Vitality.
Gravel. rheumatism, SciatcA DyspepsiA
Loss OF Memory. want Of Brain Power. The
discovery II : new, cheap and sure cure. the
simplest remedy on earth, q found IN the
Valley Of the Nile. EGYPT
Send self addressed envelope q once en-
closing ten cents in stamps 70 defray ex-
bloomsbury Mansions, Bloomsbury Square
London, England Mention this paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

A MEDICINE that will strengthen every
part Of the body that will regulate and aid
the various functions 10 essential 70 the
yc.sng and middle age. who suffer from
any part o. the body. use DR.. John Bulls
SarsaparillA It Il great auxiliary 20 Ma
ture. and thereby robust manhood and won
nnhood may be attained
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

SOMEBODY asks why ships are invariably
spoken Of in.the female gender But - this
The easel What about mail steamersI-
Funny Folka
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

How Mt THROAT HuRrsi why don't you
use Hale's Honey Of Horehoand and Tart
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

lF's strange about . man and : pistol
when he's got II pointed at you You want
the man 70 80 o.. but you don't want eho
pistol TOW ashington Star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

II II mean man who win ret up : Joke
On the medical professioa when he owes his
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

WEAKLY every little child needs DR.. Bulls
WON Destroyers occasionally. These
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

HoRsEs prefer 70 b stabbed on The IL.
s:alIment pian--Smith. Gray 4 Cos
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

ELpERLy Boarder-.How did you sleep
last night profcssorf Prof Lsrkin (fes-
uy)-"Lying down. madam.1N- Y Tel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

rAnms ~ - always Ieaky -0alvesso.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18
WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW.

Henry CLEws In his rcpor, Tor the
week ending August Is, 1891, says
that the outlook IL favorable for the
stock market. He snys the wheat
crop promises to surpass both In quar-
tiiy and quality tho earlier estimates,
$50 to 800 million bushels being now
regarded a. n possible yield. VIII the
shipment Of our surplus wheat to
Europe bring back gold, Is the qucs-
ton Mr.. Clews discusses. And as an
explanation Of the situation In Europe
he quotes the words Of the governor
Of the Bank Of England as reported
10 Now York Herald representative.
They are as follows
~ wish 10 say omphailcaily that there
Il no basis for tho reports that a general
financial disaster Ia impending la Great
Britain. III quito untrue that any Inn
porian, banking house l. In danger save
ono aud the affairs Of that one aro now
In hand. A. far as the chartered banks
they arc all sound, 40 far a. ! know.
There have been great losses, u l. true,
but these losses have been spread over
largo numbers Of persons, and, ~ rule,
tho lossos have been already met aud
paid, leaving tho loser. poorer, hut still
solvent. Thoro will be TOW failures Of
course, but mono Of any Importance
none that could affect the money markets.
Tho result OF the grca, losses ia South
America and elsewhere has been 10 bring
pooplo to their senses. Speculation has
completely stopped The difference boz
twecn the wildness Of Inst year and tho
depression ~ this Il tho difference be-
tween tho convex and tho ooncayo--
whore there was hill thoro Q, now hole.
People are poorer aud visor, that Is tho
truth Of the maitor. Tho talk about n
coming panic Ia uniounlcl. AZ ! said
before, tho losses are already known, aud
In mos, cases already paid. une good
result Of the syndicaica, trust companies
and the Ike is to divide the losses among
a multitude, and 70 proven, crashes. I
have boon avorsc 10 making any DECLARE
ton on the situation, because OF any official
posltlonas head OF tho Bank Of England.
Hut consent because nin aware Of tho
strong efforts tina, have boon made In
America aud ON the Continent to create a
panic without any excuse"
The Governor Ia also quoted as say.
ing that the Barring Bros. are now safe
and solvent; that II Russia desired to
bring about a panic she could not do It
ut present. Hence Mr.. Clews thinks
that n renuK OF gold TO this country
will soon commence, and that during
the ensuing fall and winter the United
States will be the scene Of one vast
boom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18
ROME AND HER AFFINIIIEs.

* tins census bulletin devoted to
the several branches OF tho Catholic
religion In the United States, seven
communions are mentioned. They
are the Roman Catholic, the Uniatcs,
tho Russian Orthodox, the Greek
Orthodox, the Armenian, tho Old
Catholic, aud tho Reform ed Catholic.
The statistics pertaining to tho
Roman Catholic Church have been
already given in theae columns. The
grand total, however may bo repro.
ducoi, for purposes Of com parlson with
tho other branches or abilities OF the
main body. II has lO,eal organlza.
tions, s,7d5 church edlfiees, 1909 halls,
value OF property Sis, $751; l0, com.
municanH d, 250,Oi5.
The next branch in Importance Is tho
Unlate, or NJ II In properly called the
United Crock Catholic church. Though
this Isin communion with the Church
OF Rome, yet In the United States 1t is
not enthusiastically connected with any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18
THE NEWS FROM THE "HOuEN.
ZOLLERN.,

ACCORDING TO reports tho Empcror's
case Is showing symptoms Of some
thing more serious than alleged III
health or nh indisposed leg. There
seems now 10 DO a "myslery" In tho
plot which neither "rheumatics" OF
the knee nor dlsordered liver would
account for even upon tho certificate
ofthe royal physician.
II the Paris papers can DO relied
upon there has been royal exhibition
aboard the "HohcnEollern" In which
n badly dlsordercd brain figured more
conspicuously than legs or llvcr-, and
which more than justliies hls maes,y's
mysterious att ichmcnt for the "Hohen.
zollern" ~ a refuge during his spell Of
bad health.
As the report, go, his growing do.
sire TO impress somebody with the
divinity Of his occupation, n few days
ago NO overcome him that with the
crew Of the royal craft for an ex.
pefimenial kingdom he temporarily
endowed himself with tho accoutre-
mon,s ofan imaginary divinity. Or.
dering Z throne 10 be erected on tho
ships deck he mounted II In his as
sumed glorincailon and commanded
tho captain and crew TO go below, while
lie for the tlmo being ran the craft
as an agent Of heaven.
The captain, It Ia said, bowed him.
seli or, with the humility becoming
n subject Of m emperor, but tho frat
mate saw danger ahead aud stayed on
deck despite tho imperial command 10
retire from his presence. whctcupon
his majesty punished this rebellion
with n singing blow In the face.
Tho particulars Of what followed arc
not recorded. save that his majesty
was soon attor picked up from where he
lay sprawling on tho deck and carried
10 his state room, aud has since been
unable TO walk unasslstod because OF
n broken knee cap.
This ought to bring great
relief TO the average German cit.
isen, who, Notwithstanding his oduca.
ton and traditional respect for royal
authority, 10 still capable OF reasoning
from cause 10 conclusion Ina matters Of
human government on lines OF com.
mos sense. For citizens or this class
must have been watching tho progress
Of this clustering youth on the German
throne with considerable npprehen.
sl-n. They could not have marked the
growth OF audacity In his assumptions
without feeling of abhorrencc for his
impudence, and dread OF what 1t was
liable 10 bring to the nation with
which they are allied.
When II becomes fully established
that this pompous young dictator 1.
other about TO die or 20 mad with III,
big head, In spite OF the complication,
that may result tho common sense OF
Scrmany will breathe easter, and un,
less some new hereditary terror springs
up In the place Of the old, German
stocks will experience a small boom.
In the meantime It Is cruel to charge
sinister motives to the circulators Of
depressing news from tho "IIohenlol.
lcrn" while the Emperor Ia abroad
raving crazy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18
THE "BoLy COAT"

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18

In the meantime the people need not
all rush Mt once ~ rrovus, for they will
have other chances to behold the won
der II the rrrvcs exhibition proves
success, as It undoubtedly VIII, the
numerous other European cities that
claim to DO the cusiodlans Of the
"Holy coap' will, before tho season Is
over, be for giving similar exhibition,
aud between the several exhibits there
ought to be no great preference, since
one has about as good claim upon
popular credencc q another.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18

demption,D Il IL to be after they have
''reoeircd uieir plntshment," after they
hive "sufiered the wrath Of God"
after they have he'd 10 "pay the PENAL
~ Of breaking the commandments Of
God" How this Justifics the slate.
ment that the speaker said "the most
wicked murderer who ever stood upon
the gallows would he Immediately
ualercd into ne reaine Of God, n he
only confessed, ETC., viii require
Tribune logic to explain.
But the Reporters statement was a
deliberate Justification OF the Speakers
remarks, in common 11buno style;
that Ia. complete reversal Of the
speakers position. President Cannon
showed the fallacy Of the common
seotarlan notion that there are but two
places for departed souls-heaven and
holl, and the Inconsistency Of the idea
that \ murderer could go straight to
heaven from the scanold, while n
moral aud upright man who failed TO
believe In tho Christian religion was
consigned to an eternal hell. And he
explained ,hs doctrine, revealed
through Joseph Smith, Of the lntefme-
diatc state, tho REDEMPTION Of sinners
ailcf jus, punlshment, and the various
degrees Of glory 10 be enjoyed In the
hereafter according to the works Of the
sons and daughters Of Goi.
II the reporter unlntentionally mud.
died what he heard because Of his In.
aitentlonand audible conversation at
the reporters table, whore he made a
public nuisance Of himself, he should
have had the manhood 10 confess and
apologize. Butwhoever knew Tribune
scribe To frankly acknow ledge an error,
or fail TO add falschood to falsehood In
order TO dodge a square issue?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18

The people Of Brazil look with favor on
Blalne's reciprocity treaty. They are
prepared 10 sever all business relations
with European countries, and to ally
themselves commercially with tho
United States. At least this Ia what
Edward Daudraud, n railway magna,c
Of Brazil says. lie Ia now In Chicago,
and speaks highly OF tho progress his
country IL making.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18
NEPHI CITY BONDS FOR SALE.


NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN. THAT on
a y the hrst day OF october, A. u. isal, NJ tho
once OF the lity fretsurer Of Narhi Cliy i've
bond, q said city val DO SOD 10 the highest
bidder or hQdrrH FOR cash
.aid bonds are OF the denomination 81 ii, 90,
plyhhlc ton years after date. These bonds wili
b'ar Interest NJ me rate Of seven 10 psr cent
per anhum from Oetobcr lat, A. ~, lsll, until
paid. The interest being payable on tho ist dav
81 April and tho lat day OF october of each
year
liids viii be received by me for the purchaso
~ tAii bonds, or any part thereof, from che Ia
nay Of seplemhrf, is9l, untl y o'clock in on
me lst day OF october, is1l.
The night 20 reject any and all bids l. hereby
reserved IN behalf % Haid city Value of bands
al date Of sale Will he fiW0.
Inc bonds are OF q series Of ten none nj
which have been offered Tor sale or sold
EDWIN HARLEY, Oity Treasurer.
T. A-A printed onielAl statement Of tbe
h1lnclal condition of the city will DO furnished
anyone detiring information with the View oil
bidding on tho above bonds Apply Tor sans
N ffaasnrerH nllco, Nrphl Ciiy, Utah.
EDWIN HARLEY. Oily 1realuror.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18
SUMMONS.
sii Sss % 2f IN. u io.lls,! COUNT J

fIMnHlfORN or UTAH, COUNTY OF
L eali Lake, In the Justices Court sandy
ptrcinct lieiore William n. wilson, Jusue9
Doe, defendant Demand, NfO. no Johs
Doe, gieoiiaF You arc hereby sunmoned
10 be and appear before me, the undffsignrd
'uunly, Territory Of Utah, and answer a can.
plalnt llod hgninst YOU ~ tho above named
plainuh on the iith day Of Auanst, III.
,Alu Aeuon r. nfnught 20 recover frum Won
90 be due and owing irnm you 10 plainilu fnf
dlmugos done on tho real property of iha ti,evs
named plamth BY the following described AMI
NAL, 20 via ''
ono groy liorse, branded W y on rirht hin
aud N on le.t thigh, about ten years Old, ''
II yum iail 70 - appear and answer th,
sun OF 81 50 aud Costs. ~ Wv
6lyun under my hand this TIN day OF An,
gust, a %. lsJl, wM. W Wilson N"'
Jusuee Of tue Peace OF SAID Pfecinct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18
CORyERED AGAIN.

WE did not expect that The provarl.
Gator who makes up ribald and false
reports Of Tabernacle dlscoupos for the
Salt Lake Tribune would either apollo.
glze for grave mistake or repent Of a
wilful lie. One Of these was his state.
ment that President George q. Can
non, In hlB disc lurse on SUNDAY,
speaking OF revelation To Joseph Smith
said,
Absorbing 10 that revelation the most
wicked murderer who over stood upon
the gallows would be- Immediately
ushered Into the realms Of God II he only
confessed, before the fatal drop, his "a.
poniancc, aud expressed boliof In the
divine mercy OF tho Lord"
or course the speaker did not teach
any such doctrine, but, on the cou.
trary, showed that It was u false
notion entertained by sectarlan
preachers. We showed that lac
had been mlsreprosented, after
the common style OF Tribune reports.
Now comes the reporter with a quota.
ton from the synopsls,n tho discourse
given by the DEsEREr NEWS, aud on.
: deayors to draw from IL the Inference
that his report was correct.
President Cannon stated that call
men except the sons OF perdition'' will
he drought forth after having received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-18

A Methodist congregation In Ohio
was sc.naailxed = few days ago by a
fight between the preacher, Mr.. Hill
and deacon named Ross. Bad feel
log has been prevailing between the
men, each Of whom represents a fac
ton. by social given recently, and
managed by the Hin faction, dona'
tons for improving the church were
received 10 the extent OF 5000. The
Ross faction vehemently declared that
the money had not been legally raised,
because the church as whole had not
sanctioned tho movement. The 5000
raised was placed In Mrs. Mary Lion;
berger's hands, and she became 30 ex-
erclsed over the matter that, rather
than have any further trouble, she on
her own responsibility turned over
every dollar Of the money 10 the dom
ors. Hin and Ross met last night on
the street, HIN was 30 badly injured
that lie has been abcd most Of the day.
In her new play "Derothy's Diem.
mn" Miss rose Coghlan viii appear on
horseback riding astrido IN true
knightly fashion. "Dorothy's Dllem.
ma" Is the work OF Leopold Jordan,
who got some inspiration from the
German OF Won Moser. The play IL
said to be a high class modern comedy.
Mis- Coghlan's own part that Of
Dorothy Barring, suggests In n way. II
l. asserted, that Of 5uzane In "a Scrap
OF paper" and also IN n way, that OF
Lady Gay spankcr In "LonIon AS
surancc," in that the character dclin.
eated Is that Of n plucky, vigorous
young woman, who Isn't afraid OF the
indefinite, aud who will take change
little out Of the limits OF convential.
ity, In order 10 save girl friend from
a dlstas.ehil matrimonial match and
win her own lover for hersslt. II IL TO
accomplish these ends that Dorothy
masqucrados, for n moment, In the
uniform Of a captain OF unskllled dra.
goons aud very nearly, but not quite,
gets Into serious complications.
Hebrews who have settled in Brazil
as colonisls send fearful accounts Of
the ill.usage there. one Of them writes
"a follows ~ am In Maranaho, Bra.
all, and you do not know what hor.
fible and unhealthy place II il here.
The climate Is terrible, aud there IL
almost nothing to eat. Bread Is very
dear, SIS for q barrel Of -four the size Of
n key Of herring. canno. write you
all we suiler here; Il would take too
long; but ask Of you, my dear wife,
n favor that you eau and must do me,
go 10 tho Brazilian consul and tell him
that he forced mo 10 come hero and
fooled mo. lie promised me sovcn
acres OF land, q house, horse, three
oxen, tools and a years aid. IL Is all
false. They make us slaves here. The
governor Of the town puts Us to build.
Ing railroads. They promised us In
Now York to give married man sS7 n
month and single man SIS. But thsy
only promised In order to get Us here.
We came, and instead Of the promises
We got only sie month, and on that
We cannot live. We are dying and
starving. Every day there ia victim
10 yellow fever. We cannot get
enough boxes to bury the poor people
dying every day."