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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Too great care cannot ~ exercised
"a prevent fires 81 tine farm. for iire
once started means this destruction OF
a building and perhaps more than ole.
III. house IL exposed 70 the usual
e.,,,ses of couhagrations ~ exploiting
larnns. defective chinncys and careless
49, n handling matches All the fire
caution possible against suci' haPT en-
ings should be aiken see that tne
lanps are perfect. fill them during the
aux' and move them from place to place
III, the utmos, care. Make u -use
never "a throw match that j Iigated
anywhere that ignition could take
,l.r. until the tire on the match Is
entirely out. so far rs the barn y con
e.rncd. never permit anyone to 60 INTO
Il with a lighted pipe cr cigar ana ,he
lantern should always be ~ good ofder
and handled carefully The only Prac-
teal thing to do in the matter Of mr. on
the farm * to prevent it.-Rural " grid
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
THEDRUG CLERKS STORY
He Talks OF He adachos and Nerv-
BUSINESS and Gives q euro
for Both


From re Egsniny Ssus NTdrk- ~
II was tie drug clerks turn 10 tell astory
OF one ~ Lis experiences, and the reporter.
expecting something good. ~ usual, settled
himself comfortably IN a chair prepared 10
give his undivided attention 10 the speaker.
Tie latter was Henry Maicr, who resides
with his parenis On AcrcGcct Street, New
ark. ~ J.. and who hands ont me'licine over
the counter Of DIR. Andrew i. Burkharcts
drug store at 2.l Orange Street, this city
.Perhaps can Go nothing better he DC.
gan than 20 tell You the secret OF my gocd
health. II j. story that ] have to4u 70
many recently, and Is i rcsL41a ~ GOO ~
listen 10 il. To begin with, was not al
WAYS strong aud robust. - ] an now; l.oag
h ,lrs u work and hard study lad lett Lac
IN wlctchci c0ndit iol. Fnghtfnl, hnger.
ing headaches found me ready victinn' sne
at times was so nervous that the dropping
OF a pin would cause me u give vio.ent
start aui then | wCuld be seized With ~
of ,rern bling that was, ~ put ], mildly, ex-
csasziingly b0ther>oUe. Well tttan 70
do-.tor myself Now fattcr myself that
! NOW soruerhinr OF medicine; but with all
K ray knowledge / could find nothing tnat
. Would cure those terrible headaches cr lu,
an end 20 nv ucrvO usness. Nhen Iicheu
~ bottle nv hand would shake a. tholen
Ihad the chills, and II u Wa ',DM 49,. -
was handling | stood COCO chance OF
eprinkling il all over these black tlo,sets.
1shincs went from bad 10 worse and soon
r-saIiz.-i that man Of my physical coroiiion
had better not attempt 10 mix nledisine- :,
:. TRY q box IL nr. Williams INK rms.
said Dr Burtlar4t one DAY. ana Is YOU
{ Lr-o,v the doctors advice Is always worm
Following. got tho Pink Pills aad began 70
tsEe them. Aladdin's lamp never perform, q
fI. wonders Of these pills QUO !ou -.
lieya IN Before had taken the contents %
enc i,ox my headache began &c elv. H.e
tfav of occasionally. ard soon IL leli NJ xs eI'
,irelv How about my nervousness 49,,
tie pills put an end 10 thAt WIZ al. =
startling abruptuCss. ou See 49,
enough about The business 70 apirc,.a1S ~
Importance az following. the pres TIL. W
phvSicia1-s directions and ~ ~ ~ 80
attention 10 those gwen ~ AZ, i.'.'.i.i'
--,-h e..-, b,x u his PINK Pills. was sooi
al Their fellow. Look At ne Dow - H. r
f-re ~ health. eh. Well that IS VIVA. Dr
viIliarns' PINK Pills v IN DO for nian- er
,-or1an. either. See, can hold this go
I ~ water out now without spii-lng oi y
M. couldn't do that two mon tns ako az. :
..What Is il. rna'Iar' he asked q nea.y
Z dressed woman came up 70 the CONNER
(. box Of DR. Williams flnk fii!s ;,
ra-m- fi..v cents. please. Thank you,
: These Pink Pills are great Things "a.
|. Mr uaser as he turned 10 thcreporter az All
/, nd The latter. after all ne had heard, thoLs
y Dr Williams Pink Pills contain al -
d elements necessary 10 give new ne gu
!, rirhne-s 70 the blood ar1 restore snattsI ].
. serves They are for sale by all GruEEis.
= or raw be had BIZ mail from Dr i,r@l i.
IS Nres,i. ne Comranv. Schenectady, ~ ! y ~
a &c per box. or six boxes FOR 60.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
Road building q. n science.

Our communities should awaken e.
The fact that road construction Is a
science: that good roads cannot be
built on the haphazard guess OF an in
experienced individual: that the mere
placing a nd compacting OF broken stone
en- a road way IS only matter OF labor
srd workmanship; that workmanship
~ill be of no avail. however thorough
~ may he. II the design has not been
carefully adapted 80 The conditions 20
he met n nd to tho ends sought. that an
excess Of strength can be readily Sc
cured by an unreasonable expenditure
~f money. hut thai the requisite
etrvngth and the best results az the
minim1 IN u cost are to b. obtained
only by the application Of ~cll-definet
rules.-~. y. independent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
The rnkindest Cut Of All.

A Shakespeare says, Is 70 poke fun or
sneer at people who are nervous. under the
half belief that their complaint Is imag nary
or an afectation. IL is neither, but serious
reality. Imperfect digestion and asslmila-
ton OF the food is a very common cause OF
nervousness, especially that oistresslns
form ~ /, which rnanifests itself in want OF
sleep. Hostet.er's stomach Bitters speedily
remedies nervousness. as IL also does IL A.
larial, kidney, bilious and Rheumatic all
mcnts The weak gain vigor speecily
through its use.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
GOOD EART'4 soID3.
Ysess to Be Remembered by Thoss En-
trusted w.Ih Making Them

How Ia make "a gooc country road -
a problem Of widespread interest. La
large areas OF the country. COMMON
earth roads wil! have 20 answer all
purposes for some tisne 70 come. In
recent number Of lie Pittsburgh Dis
ratch. Mr.. John NJ Burn Describes
plan he has followed .or several years
With entire satisfaction. as follows;
..Cut the bitches down three or four
feet lower than the roadway, use
two-horse scrapcr to curve the surface,
and the natural fo-cts set IN opera
ton Will do all the rest. The water
drains out OF the body OF the roadway.
the mud surface dries and toughens
as il dries, the scraper fills all ru's
and cuts away all vegetation, the sun
end air dry a hornhari surface; raiI-
storms simply wash il of clean. AM
in an hour or SO after the rain II IL ~
hard a. before. l present II as the
most effective solution Of the prob
lem Of making good country roads with
, Little expense.
1.-The greater portion of clay roads
| (probably 30 per cent? are IN FROM
O. farms and owned or rented by people
Who DO not have the money necessary
TO macadamize (stone) them. They
really cannot afford 10 do so. and II
& really TO their assistance / desir"
TO direct these thoughts This = such
a simple matter and 20 thoroughly Ell
fectiye that l desire you 10 cons.de;
the analysis. The existence OF the open
ditch with clean bottom gives water
a chance 10 drain out of the body o.
the roadway and run away The tougl
mud worked up by ioofs and wheel
becomes tougher and more corrpa'
as il drains from below and dries iron
above.
The sc-aper drawn by two slow drat
horses attacks the surface whrn SUI
ficienily dry. all loose stones are noNe'
into the wheel tracks. everything J
moved towards the middle OF the road
: way. no vegetation remains bctwee
the wheelways and the bitches. tras'
+ contacts the still damp material
: irs new position A rain may softe
J some OF il again. SO much the be
= ter. The scrapcr trims il smooth agar
' and about the third time the road
u smooth. hard. compact and dry
sheds the water OF a storm. beca use
. its curve, and especially because
!, solid. impenetrable surface OF toug
dry material Thus it remains and &C
:" until frost sets in. If the freeze-up
= rapid. the road is al right and RENAL
!, so. III alternate freezing and thawii
- takes place it viii roughen up som
hat. but the bitches are at work al
very little water can remain in the roa
way. and the road don; get bad enoul
no 20 speak Of
1t takes water and clay TO ma
~ mud. Get The water out as soon
~ POSSIBLE. The bitches do that and
n is no longer in the roadway. thereto
~ not much mud IL has been v
NJ interesting study 10 me. and ! ID
Nd watched il in all its .arying phases
OF many years"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Eobby-Fopper. what does the paper
mean by the women of the hour?
Mr. Ferr--I guess it means the
woman who says she viii be ready 70
start in Is minutes An hour Is about
aS near as she comes to il, usually
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

John Potts-Are you the medium who
adyer,ises TO unite the separated!
Medium (proudly)-I never faii-
John Potts. wish you wouid con.
meet me with the 500 ! got separated
from last night-Llfe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Marie. your father must like me-
ne lent he twenty dollars
NO, Charlie; he told me he expect
ed it would cost Elm something 20
leep YOU from coming here SO often
l.ht..aro Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Nodd-Don't you think 1t Il cruel OF
vi,herbv to keep on staying out 90
late a Z night when his wife IS SO hif
Todd, seems SO. but it's reaiIy
thoughtful. He says If he should stay
in he is afraid the shock might prove
fufaI-Truth-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
AGRICULTURALHINTS
ssRvicEARLE MARKER.
Think. ~ l. the Best Ihia0
or Its Kind.

or Hts Kind.
have used many different markers
~ various patterns. but none have
Given me more Satisfaction t.an the
one here described and ILLUSTRATED.
which is one Of my own invention
while | would not advise its use IN
breaking colts, have drawn straight
rows with il, and with a skit'ish horse.
ty using one hand to guide the hors+'
md the other TO steady the marker.
Take two pieces Oh one .nch tnick'
,hree inches wide. and - feet long.
4. these fasten four crosspieces tel
two inches wide and 80 inches long.
two feet three inches and SIX let
~hr~e inches from the center toward
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Georrc-wouId YOU Ike TO go to The
,heatcr this evening. Miss Mabel!
,eI-lndeed would III he ready
in a moment jest wait TIL can go
ups,airs and put on my biggest hat
snr,erxillc .iournal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

ue-viIl you give me just one kiss?
She-My dear boy. you don't know
how little satisfaction there Is in just
IRE Iiss.-Truth-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Nv planting a good selection Of varie
ties the supply Of Strawberries rssp-
berries and bIackbcrries may De con-
siderably extended.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

The latest photograph Of Honorable J. ~
Walker. Cormander-in-Chief OF the q ~
r. Write 20 F. H. LoRp. Quincy Builiins'
Chicago, and you will receive one Tree.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

FRS stopped free By DIR. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorcr Motifs afterfirst dav's Use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise ana s. trial bot
tie free. DIR. Kline. ~ Arch 81. PAi.a-. la
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Wood ashes applied around he treea
will help them make healthy ana
more vigorous growth and bear souna'
er fruA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

PIso's Cure for Consumption Is an a ~
Asthma medicine-W. K WILLIAMS, An
uoch, IL. April u. 1894
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

HE-.Do you find your ssSpewrl'sr
heIni- Shc-..Yes. indeed. Why, ! naVs
h...lrn signing checks with it"-Life
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Don't you think the atmosphere
our thcnfers is viie?'
ayes. tut purer than on the stage
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

WILL the new woman preacher Kiss ne
bridegroom or the bride when size les Inc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

s.rAx as a master IS bad. his work much
worse. his wages worst OF al--fuller-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

BYEcuAx's PILLS for constipation ivc anu
&c. Get the book free at YOUR oiss .>s-s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

AsrHE mind must govern tne hat-S. - -
4, every society the men OF inteAieence
80. =. di,er, the m an 81 labor.-Johnson-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

THERE are many divers:ties Of vice. but IL
Is one neyer-failing effect Of Il 10 I'VE us
pleased and discontented-- Seneca
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Fs,nra-.She is beautiful singer my
SON. Son-''Ye~. she Is. father. OUT she
doesn't sing beautifully. r-Wrinkles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

TnEgr are but three classes 81 men. 'iie
rctrOgrade. the stationary and the p'us'S
ive-Iayater.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
SAIL BOX FoR COWS.

How to Get Up Convenient Arrangement
At small Expense
Live stock should have quantity az
salt fed 10 them regularly. The betFr
way is to place quantity Of salt where
il will be accessible 10 them at al
times. and this is done in no more salts
fsctory way than by the u~e OF Gov
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

The more rapidly animals are ~
oen~d the better the prohtA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

rmm,ps ARE ONE s.s sa ss
The oasis., 1896-01-25
American NJ. F Church south.

Reverend $, V. Dilley, pastor. Ser, ices every Sabbath at II a. m. and r3o ?. m Prayer meeting every We'd Wednesday at 7:30 ?. m.
The oasis., 1896-01-25
Mining Superintendent.

Employment wanted as Supt. or Assistant, branch ln a mill or mine and is competent toconduct and take charge of any mill and mining business. Speaks German, English, and spanish is thuronghly acquainted With Che Mexican miuing law. Addtcss
 W. M., OASIS office.
The oasis., 1896-01-25
CITY AND COUNTY.

There is an effort now being made to arrange a baseball game between Phoenix and Tucson.
 NIT. and Mrs. F. s. Dodge, of Oracle celebrated the twenty-iifth anniver- sary of their marriage on the llth instant.
 The cyanide plant for the Montana mine in Oru Blanco district, arrived at Tucson last week and is on the way to the camp.
 With but little personal solicitation SS5 shares of stock have been sub scribed to for the A. o. U. W. hall in Tucson, the subscriptions being eE- tirely among members of the crder
 MT. W. N. Gourley, principal owner of the Yellow Jacket mine, in Orc Blanco district, is expected from the east shortly, and it isreported that he is coming prepared to resume opera tions on an extensive scale.
 A golden eagle was captured alive in the foothills of the Catalina moun- tains by a cowboy. The bird had gorged itself so heavily it could not fly, and was captured by being lassoed. The bird lived but week in captivity.
 The United States grand jury at Santa Fe has returned five indict- ments embracing forty-two counts against James Addison Peralta- Rea- wis. The indictments returned cover 1000 pages of printed and type-written matter.
 A recent number of the Herald states that it is reported at Fl Paso that George Fitzgerald is on his way from the east with S50,000 to again start up the copper shelter If true, that will probably mean resumption of work at Washington Camp.
 Arthur Sunday, of Fort Worth. Texas, first class baseball player, is in Tucson. An effort will be made by the Tucson club to get the Phoenix club to come over and play two games on Saturday and Sunday, the 18th and 26th.
 Lay Pung, a Chinaman of Tucson was on Wednesday shipped to San Francisco from whence he will be de- ported to China. He did not seem to care for being freighted out, in fact, having made some money here, this affords the fellow an opportunity to get home without cost,
 Ignacio Villalobos has been con. yicted in the recorders court at Tue son of selling liquor without license. He has county license but the city authorities refused to issue him one on the ground that the district in which he proposed to open his saloon was sufficiently disreputable already. He has appealed the case to the dis trict court.
 The walls of the university dorm- tory at Tucson have been completed. The excellent quality of the stone used in the construction becomes more apparent as the building hears com pletion. Professor Blake has given it careful examination and says it is the best, most durable and ornamental building stone he has ever seen. Ata distance it resembles gray marble. Seeing that the supply is practically unlimited and 50 convenient there is no reason why the new Tucson should not be city of stone. The archway of the main entrance of the new dor mitory is a very ornate affair of native marble
 WANTED; Several trustworthy gentlemen or ladies tq travel in Arizona for estab- lished reliable house calary i7sO and cv. penses steady position Enclose reference
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

where he was 10 lle Il was In the form
OF a boat, made Of rosewood. aud at lie
head stood the Image Of a beautiful
woman. personlfying the City OF Paris
with drawn sword. and holding aloft
a protecting shield March Is the era
die was taken TO the Tuillerles. That
night the soldiers waited. with light.
cd matches beside the cannon. Al 3:id
In the morning the roar OF the guns
awoke the city.
Some time previous the emperor had
issued a proclamation announcing the
fetes that would be held when his
child was bern. and closing with these
words; The emperor has decided that
he viii be godfather. and the empress
godmother OF all the legitimate chill
dren born In France upon the ausplcl.
Gus day" Napoleon H. intended that
the title Of "godson" which he thus be.
slowed should be a purely decorative
one, but many Of the fond parents dld
not so understand H. and applied TO the
emperor Tor more substantial en-.
dowment There are a few instances
on record where the quest was not In
vain
No end Of poetry was written on the
occasion, and one quatraln Of Theophlle
Gautler has survived, In Il the poet
says that the royal heir is blonde
Christ child, who bears In his little
hand for globe the peace Of the
world and the happiness Of human kind
"The Song OF the Godsons" was the
title OF another interesting biz Of verse
that was printed and sold on the bou-
leyards at that time and was extremely
popular.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

descent llght. There Is an exhilaration
In its enjoyment that makes the whole
world seem very merry and which
sends the blood tingllng with pleasure
through your veins This Is the case
when you know how. II you don't
well. Il might not seem - very merry.
bat your blood viii tingle just the
same, though, perhaps, not exactly
from pleasure.
II has been said that no exercise ox-
eept swimming gives a free motion TO
all the muscles simultaneously. While
this, no doubt Is perfectly true, the
same may be sid In no less degree OF
skating. Not only this. but very inn
portanl point In The latter's favor Is
that while skating the body Is kept In
its normal position which ls not the
case In swimming. when skating
even while learning the art there II
not musaleE In your entire anatomy
that Is not In almost constant action
and this condition obtains 30 long "a
the blades are fastened to your feet.
When sufficient skin Is gained so "a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
Tho supremc roliieai Question.

At a meeting In Exeter Hall. London,
Cardinal Manning eloquently said, con-
oeming the liquor tmillc:
What are an our politics compared
with this great question? We want a
good helmsman at the wheel. and We
want a sober crew on board Aud II
there be one thing which demoralizes a
people more rapidly than any other, It
Is that which makes the brains OF men
reel aud their hearts 10 be passionate
and IN famed, and the Wills OF men to
be unsteady and weak. In the hour OF
temptation; and when know that In
toxicaling drink is doing all this, aud
that In the great ccnters OF our in
dusiry, Just there where the people Are
crowded together where the national
life Is intensified. as Il were. Into a
focus when know that the evil Is
spreading itself with the greatest IN
tcnsity. ! ask, what are We about? How
Is q that mon who profess 10 be states
men and politicians. waste their time
aud the time Of the legislature before
they take this subject In hand?"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
Tlie eAlik or nnoLAt.n.
sohcihius Aheat the Greatest ivdsa-
lion Of Iu ISlni inihe worii.

somcihins Ahout the Greatest ivsisa-
tion Of Iu ISln ~ ihe Word.
on the 27th Of last July the Bank OF
England reached n 290lh blrlhday.
Gays the Bank Reglsicr Its the great
est bank IN the world. In is early days
the bank employed hfty-iour clerks.
and The yearly salary list amounted TO
but little over $4,000, the chief ac-
eountant receiving si.225 aycs,r. Az the
present time TIE number OF employees
Is 800 No note OF the $4,000 or 50
isSuod daily Is ever issued again. Each
note as II iE paid In Is cancelled and an
account kept OF is filings, one OF the
curlositles Of the balk H. a 25-pOnnd
note which was paid IN after being out
III years In the bank album for large
notes and other cnrloslties Is a 1000
0O0-pound bank note which was once
Issued for convenience in a transaction
Involving n large amount OF money.
Whether lost or stolen. the banks notes
viii always be paid Once a clerk ran
away with 100000 worth OF notes For
six months the thoft and number OF
notes were advertised. and az the end
Of that time Jew appeared with them
and demanded that they be paid on
being refused he went TO the exchange
and raised such an outcry. saying that
as the bank refused to pay ~ own
notes. II must be insolvent, that the
bank called him back and paid him the
full amount Of the stolen notes An
other time one OF the directors depos'
tied Si50.OOO and took single note
He put the piece Of paper on the man
tie piece and fell asleep. On waking hc
found the note gone. re thought Il
had fallen into the Gre. and got another
note. giving a guaranty that II the
first note ever turned up he would BE-
responsible for H. Thirty years later
the man having died In the meantlfae
the FIRST note was presented for pay
ment at the bank. and the bank stood
the loss. The mnn's estete had been
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

70 be In reposc while In motion, which
paFadoxieally expresses the exact con-
diiion. there IL nothing that 70 closely
approaches the much talked Of poetry
OF motion" as a graceful skater. Il
Is when swiftly sliding over the shim-
merng surface OF good bit of Ice that
one 30 koenly enjoys an mdehnahle
exuberance Of splrlte This huhbling
over OF good feeling is as spontaneous
as Il u infectious. and accounts for
the lrreprosslble. boisterous merriment
that characterize u skating crowd.
II Is indeed a pity that such an In
MIGRATING and delightful sport as this
should In any way have o touch Of the
froakishncss Of fashion. There b.
when moderately INDUCED In. no more
health-giying sport IN the world than
skating, and Il Is very gratifying TO
note that II Il becoming more popular
than ever Never before In its history
has skating been In such favor as dur
Ing the present season This does not
ONLY apply to Chicago, or the rest Of
the United States. but IN all countries
where ice Is available the same condi-
ton holds gooj says Chicago Chron-
icle.
skating In the open air Is absolutely
essential 10 the highest enjoyment OF
the sport A skaters greatest delight
Is to have a good-sized sheet OF CLEAN
Ing Ice set In The picturesque frame OF
snow-covered landscape, with an oc-
casional -beieweled tree or clump
Of deep green pines to break the mo-
nolony OF the dazzling whltencas. our
picture shows a party Of skaters on the
lake at Lincoln park, Chicago,