The Jasper Weekly Courier from Jasper, Indiana • 3

FASHION 30TES. WEEKLY COURIER first notions of Infidelity from these ministers, having sucked in the poison ami uiscaraeo tne antidote and she was burned so badly that she died in a few hours. While carelessly handling a revolver, John Montgomery, a young married man, living near Lawrenceville, C. DOAHE, FnbUiher. Some of the new roses are as large as a peony and a single one in crepe An English newspaper cites an in stance or tne starvings" as well as toiiage is sufficient to decorate a bonnet.

JASPER, INDIANA. livings in the Church of England wivuu bug UVUJ The ball entered just above the heart. The case is that of a "living" for The newest cottage bonnets clasp the head closely and have a narrow rolling brim, which is covered with wnicn we cisnop -oi Truro wishes to find a self-denying clergyman. It is mulcting a serious ana probably fatal wound. satin.

Miss Virginia Hicks, a young lady Wvandotte. Indian TVrritorv. wu of Very large bonnets with coal-scuttle brims hive made their appearance. There is an interior lining but no trim riding a very spirited horse, and was situated in a healthful part of Cornwall in moorland surrounded by beautiful country; the value of the living is $175 a year, with two acres of glebe. The population of the parish is 34, and the area 843 acres, but there is no parson- ITEMS OF INTEREST Personal and Lltttujr, Mrs.

Myra Clark Gaines proposes to found a great library. It will probably be located in New Orleans. Sam Small, the "Old Si" of the Atlanta Constittdion, is writing a book about the Fighting Alstons of Halifax" and the Cox-Alston case. thrown irom the saddle. She struck on Seeing: Stonewall Jackson.

Mr. A. C. Redwood, in one of his "Johnny Reb papers, in Scribner for June, gives this description of an incident within the Confederate lines. He says: It was the end of a bleak November day; the fires of railway ties, extending in a long line either way as far as the eye could follow, made still more neutral by contrast with their ruddy light the dun-gray fields of stubble, and the woods in which the gorgeous panoply of the earlier season was pal- ing into russet and ashy tones.

The work was over and we were waiting with some impatience for the order to take np the line of march back to camp for the evening air struck chilly through our threadbare and tattered jackets, and we had eaten nothing since early morning. Moreover, a wild rumor had spread abroad that an issue of fresh pork awaited our return, and though the long habit of expecting nothing ming on the inside. Colored silk underwear is cut quite 1 u.gu WlWU-DUOl comb which was in her hair was driven clear to the brain, producing almost instant death. Bguorcnurcn, ciose to tne ngure and beautifully trim-med with Torchon or Valenciennes lace. There is a good deal of suggestion iu tms paragrapn a State buperin- A 9-year-old son of John Miller.

The chemises are somewhat high, square, coming well over the shoulder; the night dresses are embroidered in feather stitch on the bands in white silk near White Bear, during the tendent who had made during a long term of office, hundreds of visits to nn. The German Empress Augusta has offered a prize for the best treatise on diphtheria that shall be published with absence of his parents, took down a and trimmed profusely with lace. graded country schools, declared that he never once saw a teacher conducting a snot-gun and, supposing it unloaded, pointed at a little brother of 4 in a year, Dressy little kerchiefs of pink or of Mr. Froude is parent of the last a icuuiiiiuu witauut a iex-oooK in hand; that he seldom saw either teach carious blunder, and in his new book on years, and discharged it, the charge entering the stomach, causing death in two hours. speaks of that General as return er or pupils at the blackboard that he never saw a school-elobe actuallv in nsn ine with the light of twenty victories good until it came secured us against Among1 new Industrie In.

wmte crepe iisse are trimmed with Breton insertion and edging, and are used for caps, for cravat bows, or as a pocket-handkerchief. Others, of muslin, embroidered in colors, have the center caught up in a puff, and held by a cluster of flowers. This may be used that he never saw a teacher give an ob- 'blazing rouna ins oayoneis. troduced in France is the expressing of jeck-iesson mat ne never Heard a lesson The late Mrs. Sarah Josephs Hale any senous disappointment, there were not wanting tender memories of "short" biscuit to raise our anticipations high oil from grape seeds.

It is stated that on morals or manners; that he never was active in many excellent public un at least five pounds of oil can be ob saw but one school-cabinet; that he dertakings. She had much to do with tained irom evarv mm nminria nr uui either on the bead or at the throat. never saw a reading-class trained to The oil extracted from the grape seed er than we cared to own. Thus preoccupied, we are fain to refer a distant cheering further down the line to tidings of the coming rations, and we the completion of the Bunker Hill Monument for 30 years she labored to have New silk bows for the throat are without lace, but are made up of the ma Biana erect and noid a book properly that he never heard a teacher eive a is oi a ngQt coior, oaoness, and oi a mild flavor. Thanksgiving Day made a National hoi lesson in local geography: that classes.

iday; and she greatly influenced her old friend, Matthew Vasear, in the organiza At Bettsville, Mary Ruggles. aged 11 years, while playing with tion of vassar uoiiege. two other little girls, accidentally step when asked to point north, uniformly pointed upward to the zenith that he never heard a spelling lesson dictated in which the teacher did not mispronounce one or more words; and that he never gather by the roadside in order to get off the more promptly when our turn shall arrive. The sound grows more and more distinct every moment, and now, far down the road some moving object can just be discerned in a cloud of dust which travels rapidly Paul Morphy is harmlessly insane. ped on a parlor match, igniting ber Be denies that he knows any thing about ciotning.

in ner terror she ran to the street, enveloped in flames. Neighbors soon tore the clothing from her, but she chess, imagines that lie is a great lawyer, and that he was defrauded in the settlement of his father's estate. He is found a school where the pnpils had been trained to write a letter, either of was burned terribly, and died in a few nours. living quietly at New Orleans, prome nades Canal Street daily, and if any ac business or friendship." Selene and Industry! A 6-year-old son of Henry Bol- our way. Wearer and nearer it comes; louder and more enthusiastic ring the shouts, and now we make out in the dust the figure of a single horseman, with a clump of others trailing off into obscurity behind him Jackson is coming! A moment more, and he is here.

qaaintance rashly gives him a chance, rehearses the long story of his wrongs. gan oi Mansato, while playing in an unoccupied house with Other chil The acreage of the cotton crop in Western Texas is 60 per cent, greater He is well cared lor Dy bis mends, dren, jumped through a window, and turn jear man was last, The late Mr. McGahan, the Lon scan which ne wore about his neck going at almost top-speed; his hat is Putting up "caviare" made from don New correspondent who first di rected attention to the Bulgarian atroc terial of the dress and its trimmings. Thus a cream colored satin bow has its jabot shape made partly of this satin and partly of olive green, both of which are held by straps and loops of brocade in which these colors combine. The ends of the satin are cut in sharp trident points.

Louis XIII. styles have made their appearance, and it is thought will takfl the lead next fall. They are quite severe, the trained skirt showing no flounces or drapery, but having many rows of narrow gold braid, which is carried round the bottom and continued up the front. Loops of ribbon trimming, deep basques and jackets, large pockets, rich buttons and large collars belong to this era. Trained underskirts are not now worn either morning or evening.

Even with trained dressea the balayeuse renders the trained skirt unnecessary, and for dancing the short skirt, with the interior plaitings, are infinitely more convenient. The newest "dress-improvers" are depressed at the top and provided with flounces at the bottom, which button on, and can be taken off at pleasure. The new parasol, writes Jennie sturgeon spawn is an important industry at Menominee, Mich. The most of off; his hair blown back from his broad white forehead his eyes dancing and his cheeks aglow with excitement, and ities, is being all but canonized by the Bulgarian natives in gratitude for his this "caviare" is shipped to Germanv, caught on a hook and hung him. The children ran to the house and gave the alarm, but so much time elapsed that when released be was apparently dead.

By extraordinary efforts on the part Of the mother life was finally restored. Glue is made of the clippings of hides, horns and hoofs, washed in lime water, boiled, skimmed, strained, evap fearless services to them. They are about to hold high religious services in his memory on the anniversary of his the rush of keen air. And now the cheers grow deafening and ragged hats are swung more wildly still as the men of the Foot Cavalry recognize theirlead- orated, cooiea in molds, cut into slices -death, and frof. Muller of the St Foreign Notes.

A St. Petersburg letter declares that and dried upon nets. Petersburg University is about to write his biography for distribution among The Chemiker-Zeitung states that the Slavonic race. the heads of the secret police have discovered that three-fourths of their men are in league with the Nihilists. Mark Twain, when asked why' he By the birth of a daughter to the hasn't written a book on England, says I couldn't get any fun out of England wau papers, in imitation oi sue, are manufactured at Aschaffburg, djed in the mass, and afterward printed by means of the cylinder machine.

The paper is made of cellulose. It has a decided silky appearance and feel, and the effect is pronounced pleasing. The de er. The cavalcade passes like a whirlwind and disappears in the dust up the road, cheered to the very last lagging courier of the escort for we are in good humor now with ourselves and all the world. And we step briskly out upon our homeward march, the air feels fresh and invigorating, and the miles seem shorter than they were in the morning; even the beloved biscuit is of minor consequence, and the promised pork pales beside the thought which fills as that we have seen Jackson! Princes" Charlotte of Saxe-Meiningen, Queen Victoria becomes a great-grand It is too grave a country.

And its gravity soaks into the stranger, and makes mother, before she has attained the age of GO. him serious as every body else. When I was there I couldn't seem to think of signs are executed in darker shades of When the Duke of Connaught was tne ground color, any thing but deep problems of government, taxes, free-trade, finance and married his Royal mother forbade the bridesmaids to wear high-heeled boots The latest triumph of French chem ever? night I went to bed drunk with istry is the extract of color from red cabbage by boiling and maceration and or pull-back dresses. Victoria, it seems, is about as sensible as though she were not a Queen. -statistics.

I could have written a million books, but my publisher would have pressure, lne Cauline is a deep violet. From this, bv various addition's. mrea the common hangman to burn The Nuova Qazette de Palermo an wem." other colors are formed, as in the case oi aniline. They are perfectly harm Edwin Booth wrote a private letter nounces that the authorities are preparing a biography of more than 4,000 brigands living in Italy, with short notices on their friends and associates. less, of exquisite bloom for dyeing and perfection itself for the artist.

A German inventor proposes to These gentlemen all belong to the make boots that will never wear out. dreaded "Mafia," and many are said to occupy high positions in the State. irom Chicago to a mend in Richmond, just after the attempt to assassinate him, in which he said: "Your very kind and welcome letter of congratulation reached me in due time, but the nervous shock (referring to the shooting) has been so severe to both Mrs. Booth and myself that we have been unable to do much more than play nurse to each ne mixes witn a water-proof glue a suitable quantity of clean quartz sand. The Prince of Wales was so tickled June, is a piece of expensive absurdity, as ugly as it is possible for a parasol to be.

Its size is awkward too large for a sunshade, not large enough for" protection from showers. Tne shape is Japanese, low, squat, and divided by 16 ribs, which destroy all elegance of ei-icct, no matter how costly the mate rial may be. To complete the list of iu enormities, it is made in zebra stripes and dreadful figures, which are only permissible when the latter are lost in the richness of the fabric, or what is called "invisible," or match the costume. Now, no one wants one of these monstrosities to match every costume, especially at $8 each, so that harmony is out of the question, and all that is necessary to complete the harlequinade is the cap and bells. There is consolation in the fact that the plain, regular sun umbrellas are simple, handsome and ladylike.

The most desirable are, of black twilled silk, soft and durable. The handles are ebonized and the frames are never divided by more than the number ribs used in the construction of the paragon frames, which is 12, and they usually contain only eight. An elegant just imported, is a very rich figured black silk, considerably larger than the Japanese styles, and surrounded by a border of hand which is spread on the thin leather sole employed as a foundation. These quartz with the rifle shooting of Dr. Carver, the American, before his august presence recently, that he sent him a letter soles are said to be flexible and almost indestructible, while they enable the of compliment, accompanied by a gold wearer to walk safely over slippery roads.

other since the event. The poor fool that committed the outrage is in safe keeping, and I hope he will be confined in an asylum for the rest of his life. He is a dangerous lunatic nothing more." norse-snoe scan-pin, studded with diamonds, and having in the center the Prince's feathers, with minute colored precious stones in the band of the cor Straw board lumber which can hard onet. School and Church. In the best Parisian society of late ly be detected from hard wood lumber, exhibited at Osbkosh, by S.

H. Hamilton, of Bushnell, 111., is attracting much attention among lumber men. The process of manufacture, as explained by Mr. Hamilton, is as follows Ordinary straw board, such as is manufac The General Assembly of the Pres- the power to read with grace, meaning and intelligence has been much studied. oyienan Church, houtn, met at U)uis-ville, on the 15th.

Rev. JoseDh Wilson of Wilmington, N. was elect ed moderator. tured at any paper mill, is employed The Presbyterian General Assem bly met in annual session at Saratoga, Many capable professional readers are employed in families. Indeed, reading threatens to replace the classic piano in the programme of the feminine education of the future.

Paris has, too, a reading society, composed of shopkeepers and clerks, who every year have a grand public meeting for the interpretation of literary masterpieces. lor tms purpose. As many sheets are taken as are required to make the thickness of lumber desired. These sheets are passed through a chemical solution which thoroughly softens up the fiber N. on the 15th.

Rev. Dr. Henry some Spanish lace, in which the principal part of the design is a so.id leaf. The figure in the silk is large, but only a. jessup, oi tne Syrian Mission, was elected Moderator.

partly in relief. I he handle is of ebony, The forth-ninth General Assembly of with a little inlaying of pearl in the form of an insect. and completely saturates it. The whole is then passed through a succession of rollers, dried and hardened during the passage, as well as polished, and comes Very small cottage-shaped bonnets Odds and Ends. What is more deserving of our out of the other end of the machine And we got the pork besides Greenland Courtship.

When the Danish missionaries had secured the confidence of the Green-landers marriage was made a religions ceremony. Formerly the man married the woman as the Romans did the Sabine women, by force. One of the missionaries writing in his journal describes the present style of courtship as follows: The suitor coming to the missionary said, I should like to have a wife." "Whom?" asks the missionary. The man names the woman. Hast thou spoken to her?" Sometimes the man will answer, Yes she is not unwilling, but thou knowest womankind." More frequently the answer is No." "Why not?" "It is difficult; girls are prudish.

Thou must speak to her." The missionary summons the girl, and after a little conversation says I think it time to have thee married." I won't "What a pity! I had a suitor for thee." "Whom?" The missionary names the man who has sought his aid. "He is good for nothing. I wont have him." But," replies the missionary, he is a good provider; he throws his harpoon with skill and loves thee." Though listening to his praise with evident pleasure the girl answers, "I won't have him." Well, I won't force thee. I shall soon find a wife for such a clever fellow." The missionary remains silent as though he understood her no" to have ended the matter. At last with a sigh she whispers: Just as thou wilt have it, missionary." No," replies the clergyman, as thou wilt; I'll not persuade thee." Then, with a deep groan, comes yes," and the matter is settled.

A young Jewish lady, of a rich and respected family, was recently on the point of being married, near Cologne, in Germany, when a peasant woman entered and forbade the ceremony. She said that twenty years before she had been the nurse of the child now supposed to be the bride, but had accidentally rolled over upon it and smothered it while sleeping. Fearing punishment, she substituted her own infant, and allowed it subsequently to be taken from her. Of course I am much obliged for the education and rearing the child has received," said the woman, but you can understand that as a good Christian I could never allow my daughter to be married to a Jew." sympathy than a young man with 15 cents in Lis pocket, a girl on each arm, hard, dry lumber, ready for use. Mr.

Hamilton claims tnat the chemical prop and seven ice-cream signs in sight The Bolivian army has been much and the pieturesque large shapes hive both been adopted, as milliners predicted they would be. Some of the dressiest bonnets to be worn with various costumes are small close shapes of Tuscan Btraw, or else ecru chip, trimmed with loops of cream-colored satin ribbon and a wide Breton lace barbe that forms a bow on the crown and also strings inside the brim is shirred satin, and the flowers on top are either chrysanthemums or roses. This is a charming erties hardening in the fiber entirely prevent water -soaking and render the lumber combustible only in a very hot fire. The hardened finish on the outside also makes it impervious to water. It is also susceptible of a very fine pol embarrassed by the detention of its baggage train, but they've got a fire going under the mule now, and it is thought he will start.

JSoswnfosL ish. Why," asked a governess of her little charge, do we pray God to give Haps and Mishaps. Miss Minnie Hoskins, aged 16, who bonnet to wear with elaborate costumes us our daily bread? Why don't we ask for four days, or five days, or a week?" black grenadine, silk, and satin. The Because we want it fresh," replied the resided near Greenville, 0., was burned to death in a field while burning corn ingenuous child. stalks.

The unblushing assurance that leads John Moran and John Durnell, two the hen of 20 summers to enter market as a spring chicken compels the belief beaded lace bonnets to wear with various dresses are either close shapes, or else they have Marie Antoinette flaring ftonts these are also most often trimmed with white chrysanthemums, lily buds, roses, and a barbe of Breton lace. Simpler bonnets of black chip are edged with beaded lace, or else they are daintily trimmed with a jabot of India young men, while engaged in plowing near Fredericksburg, were struck by lightning and instantly killed. th nothing but the inexorable difficulties attending the exploit prevents her from appearing in the guise of a fresh-laid egg. Boston Transcript. -An infant child of Hugh Edwards, me Cumberland iTesbytenan Church met at Memphis, on the 15th.

Rev. J. L. Gnder, Bowling Green, was elected Moderator. The Canon of Dorry Cathedral in England has written a book, in which he asserts that the divine right of episcopacy has always been, and always will be, an open question in the Church oi England." The Congregational Church at Ionia, has been without a pastor for several months.

The officers of the church take their turn at reading sermons from newspapers, and the people like this plan so well that they contem-plate continuing it permanently, and calling no minister. The tea. ladies who are County School Superintendents in Illinois have managed the financial part of iheir bus-ines. particularly well. Not one cent i the large sums over which they had wpervision has b.

en lost, either through 'dishonesty or ignorance of business. Men those male educators who opposed the law making women eligible to this office now pronounce their work a success, after the five years' experience. The Northwestern University at tvanston, 111., is one of the great train-'Dg schools where young men are educated for the Methodist ministry. It is pecuniary trouble. From an aggregate of $34,000 a year of professors' salaries there has been a cutting down of oae-half, and even the reduced salads are now largely in arrears.

Endeavors are now on foot for relief, with "ope of success. Mr. Spurgeon sounds a warning note against the habit, becoming too common in many pulpits, of prominentia the theories of unbelievers. does not think it necessary in giving guest wholesome food to accompany with a dose of poison, and declares mat many young men have got their on a farm four miles from Iowa City, Iowa, was so badly gored by a cow that O. maiden sweet, with delicate feet.

muslin and lace on the right side, some saucy perked-up loops of black satin it died. Trimjiiiit the fair fields over. What do you seek by the gurgling creek, Elmer Kimball and Lee Guerrin, Ann amia me aewy cioverr Why, mister," she said, you don't know beans I two Lewisville (Ind.) boys, were fool ribbon on the loft, a bunch of lilacs or of chrysanthemums on top, and four narrow strings, two of which are white satin ribbon and two black. Inside the brim is shirred black satin, on ing with a revolver, when it was dis I'm a-gatherin' jailer dock for greens." A person is known by the position charged, shooting Kimball in the mouth. Hi injuries fortunately were not fatal.

he occupies. The man who trudges A goose attacked a little grandson around the saw-dust arena, amid the thumping of drums and the sounding of of Michael Wilson, a farmer living near Washington, Iowa, Scaring the lad into which rests a row of white Breton lace. To make this still lighter, the brim may be faced with shirred white muslin. Other black chip bonnets have an Alsa-cian bow and strings made of a white Breton lace barbe; this is quite far brass, is a hero while he who plods convulsions, from which Be never recovered, dying a short time after. his weary way along the dusty thoroughfare, beseechingly asking for work, is a tramp.

Waterloo Observer. Frankie 5-year-old son back on the crown, while in front of it is a cluster of black ostrich tips the An old Dutchman who keeps a beer of Mr. Eugene Browning of Blooming-ton, 111., fell on a case-knife which he had in his band and cut his throat, almost completely sovering the windpipe. saloon on Sacramento Street has his third wife, and being asked for his views of matrimony, replied Veil, den, you see, de first time I marries for love dat vas goot; den I marries for beauty dat vas goot, too, about as There was no hope of saving his life. brim is edged with large jet beads, and a crescent of jet is in the center of the lace bow.

For light mourning are very dressy bonnets of black chip, trimmed with black China crape edged with black Breton lace. The crape is twined around the crown, and held by jet stars. A wing is stuck in the back quite low down. Harper't Bazar. Miss Minich, living near Castine, George II.

Stuart of Philadelphia, after ten years of suspension from the reformed Presbyterian Church for communing with other denominations and singing hymns', has been restored to membership by an order of the Penn sylvania Supreme Court. Darke County, while out in the yard washing some clothing, accidentally got too near a fire built for the purpose of oot as do hrst; but dis time I marries or monish, and dis is patter as pothl" Ban Francisco Qolden Era. heating water. Her clothing took fire.