Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 13, Number 85, Decatur, Adams County, 9 April 1915 — Page 3

J\ ATTENTION FARMERS: / ■ \ Our business is to insure the health of your live stock, pre- / ■ \vent diseases from entering your herds and putting / \ your stock in such condition as to get the highest / /efficiency and the highest dollar on the / \ market. / UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION / GERMAN -:-RELIABLE . n.rr .xm SEND FOR " A SAFE AND TESTIMONIALS SURE WAY TO AND L F. SCHROEDER, Pres. STOP YOUR DECATUR,IND. STOCK LOSSES 800 KIET Factory M. First St. ■ - X /To every one using \ ||K /the German Reliable rem- \ /edies we protect them with the \ /strongest possible guarantee- If\ » /they do not bring the results we claim, \ t / your money will be refunded. Tell us your \ / stock troubles and let us show you how to put your stock in per- / feet condition. Guaranteed under the state laws. , •

THE UNION STAMP _IS ! THE PEACEFUL UPLIFT- Xworkers UNION/ 7 $ ING, EDU CA TlO NA L, [ —~~~ ! ECONOMIC EMBLEM OF union;:/ stamp THE/ORGANIZED SHOE R f; WORKERS. It aims to secure bigger, better and hap-1 pier working and living conditions for Union Shoe Workers by Progressive g means; never by destructive measures. I BUY UNION STAMP SHOES I BOOT ANO SHOE WORKERS UNION. I 246 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. Write for list of union shoe factories. Affiliated With American Federation Os Labor.

KELLASTONE STUCCO A '' The word Kellastone means the only genuine article that is not affected by Heat, Gold, Wab ror Weather. It does not Shrink or Crack away from door and window Casings as all cement preparations do. Being mixed with oil can he used in zero weather, and on metal or wood Lath. If you anticipate Building or Remodeling it will pay you to get our prices. CALL And See Our SAMPLES. ]E. L & CARROLL SON

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i &iZoTIW. The Best Paint for Your House Paintmaking is more than mixing some pigments and liquid with a paddle. Real paint —the kind that will give your house the best protection—is . scientifically made of the most suitable Ynaterials, mixed in the exact proportions that years of exposure tests have proved i to give best results. Such a paint is e ’ i ’W High Standard LIQUID- PAINT which is the product of almost 1 half a century of practical paintmaking experience and study. “High Standard” paint securely seals the pores of the wood and sets in a tight, durable coat that gives years of satisfactory protection. It costs no more to apply “High Standard” than cheap paints —in fact, less, because it works easier, spreads faster and covers so much more surface. It is the best paint for your house. Couic in and wc-’ll tell < you why. I THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. kvi,!j«.jn»w IIM IM I»|N FOR KENT —A middle room in the Gregory building at the corner of Madison and Third streets. Inquire i of Jesse Sutton, agent. 82cf

RECALLED OFFICER TO DUTY Sight of Shoulder Strap Brought to Soldier a Realization of Hla Responsibilities. There Is n story that Lieut. Guy Preston of the United States armv saved his men at the fight at Wounded Knee by remembering the sentiment of the old French proverb: "Nobility necessitates noble conduct.” He was holding his men in line before the Indiana fired. Everyone was looking for trouble of some kind, but it was the unexpected thing that happened. The Indians were hovering about with their blankets round them when the signal was given by one of them, and in an instant every buck threw away his blanket and stood revealed with a gun in his hand. The redskins fired. They had every advantage of the soldiers, for they outnumbered them and had taken them wholly by surprise. The soldiers ran. They did not mean to run far, but they needed some sort of cover. Put Preston, looking back over his shoulder to see if the Indians were following, or for whatever purpose a man looks back at a dangerous foe, saw the strap on his shouldei and experienced a shock. It occurred to him at the instant that he was running away with the Insignia of rank that Ills government had conferred upon him; that he was, in away, the representative of a great nation, and that he ought not to run. lie stopped. Os course there was no well-defined object in his stopping, but when the rest of the men saw him standing there, without cover, and returning the fire of the Indians, they turned back, and in five minutes it. was all over, and the Indians Were beaten. It would have been nothing short of a slaughter-bad Preston gone with the rest, for there was no cover until the top of the hill was reached, and that was so distant that the Indians would have had an easy time picking off the men as they ran. Preston's idea of duty was what saved the day.— Youth's Companion. BIBLE’S PLACE IN LITERATURE Knowledge of the Scriptures Has Been Acknowledged Essential to Education. I The ignorance of the Bible is to be deplored for other than religious reasons. Its cultural value is very great. We have been learning during the last half century that a knowledge cf English literature is an indispensable element in public education; that ‘‘in getting to know," as Matthew Arnold contended. "the best that has been said and thought in the world.” we broaden our horizon and purify our ideals, and thus prepare ourselves for the duties of citizenship. Our colleges and universities have been enforcing this trull: upon us by their requirements for admission. But if a knowledge of literature is Indispensable to the education of a ciitzen, acquaintance with the English Bible surely fundamental for that knowledge. Washington Gladden writes in the Atlantic. All our best English literature is shot through and through with Biblical quotations, maxims, metaphors, characters, allusions; the one book with which a reader needs to have familiar acquaintance is the English Bible. It is ridiculous for anyone to undertake to teach English literature who does net know his Bible at least as well as he knows his Shakespeare. On the pages he is undertaking to elucidate he will meet the Bible five times where he will meet Shakespeare once. For purposes of critical exposition, it is certainly quite as necessary for h*m to understand Jacob as to understand Shylock; familiarity with Job is of greater practical value than familiarity with "Paradise Lost.” Benevolence. My ideal of human intercomjse would be a state of things in whiqjrno man will ever stand in need of any other man’s help, but will derive all his satisfaction from the great social tides which own no individual names. No man can play the deity to his fellow man with impunity—l mean spiritual impurity, of course. For see: If 1 am at all satisfied with that relation, if it contents me to be in a position cf generosity towards others, I must be remarkably indifferent at bottom to the gross social inequality which permits that position, and instead of resenting the enforced humiliation of my fellow man to myself, in ' the interests of humanity, I acquiesce in it for the sake of the profit it yields to my own self-complacency. I do hope the reign of benevolence is over; until that event occurs I am sure the reign of God will be impossible.— Henry James, Sr. Sexton Had Discretion. At Christmas time certain ladies of an English parish were busy decorating the village church, when they were informed that a goat was making a meal of a "Peace on Earth Good Will Toward Men” design in yewleaves, which was standing in the churchyard ready for removal into the building. The sexton, who was assisting, immediately rushed to the rescue, but the goat, resenting the interrup- , lien, repelled his attack vigorously. “Make haste, Johnson, and get up,” ■ said tne vicar s wife, from a place of safety; "it's starting to eat again.” "Let him eat again, ma'am!” said Johnson; "I'm going to wait till he’s got some good will to men’ inside U»t”

/> • \ ■ - V ** w' // Dr. J. L HENSLEY Now 84 Years Old The Author of 49 General Tonic that You hear so much about in Adams Co., Says He has studied this composition for 55 yrs. and 49 general Tonic will relieve any case of Colds, Headache, Backache, Dizziness, Rheumatism, that worn-out feeling, that the winter has left you in, and if taken properly, in children it often relieves them in one nights time. Have you ever tried 49 Tonic? If not just try one bottle and we guarantee that you will be like every other family that has used 49 Tonic you never will be without it again. One mother in Decatur tells us that whenever any one of her family of six children finds they are ailing that they always run for the bottle of 4S Tonic and it never fails to relieve them and they have never had a Dr. in their family since 49 Tonic first came to their home. All we ask you is to just try one bottle of 49 Tonic. We know the rest. 40 is sold by all druggist. A dose in time will save you many a doctor bill.

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A. W. TANVAS Th? Harness and Buygy Man. NORTH SECOND'S?. All The Newest Dress Shoes In All The Newest Styles Best line of every day work shoes in Decatur PRICES THE LOWEST QUALITY THE BEST C. H. ELZEY. OPP. COURT HOUSE.

FOUND—Horse blanket in front of the interurban station. Owner may have same by calling at the WellsFargo express office and paying for this ad. Sot 3 FOR RENT—House and 5 acres of ground on South 13th street. Write or see W. B. Martin, R. F. !>. No. 5. 79t10

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE Modern 8 room ho use full lot on north Third street at $2850. Good 7 room house, electric lights, citywater, good barn on south First street at $1950. Seven room house, electric lights, good barn on Mercer Ave. at S2OOO. Nine room house, modern, except furnace, on Marshall street $2200 Nine room house, plenty of fruit onTenth street at SI7OO. Eight room house, city water, electric lights, chicken house, barn 20x 36 at 240 °- Nine room house on north Third street, will exchange for small farm. Eight room house, lot 160x190, plenty of fruit, good barn west Monroe street, at •' s4Bo°. Eight room house, gas lights, good barn, drove well, plenty of fruit on on Tenth street, at SIBOO. Nine room house, good barn, on north Sixth street at $2650. Modern 7 room house, good barn, onwest Monroe street at S3OOO. 6 room house and lot on South Thirteenth street, will take S4OO. down, balance easy payments, at $ 750, if you are interested in buying, investigate these properties. Harvey, Leonard & Co. OFFICE IN PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST COMPANY BUPILDING.

BETT /R LOOK OUT FOB THE HARNESS WHOSE ONLY RECOMMENDATIONS ARE GOOD LOOKS A'JD CHEAPNESS. IF YOL OWN A HORSE THAT YOU LIKE TO LET GO ALONG PRETTY LIVELY, BETTER SEE OUR HARNESS THAT WILL STAND THE STRAIN AND PROVE THAT "HANDSOME IS AS HANDSOME DOES.”

FOR SALE —Six-foot show case. Apply at Clarence Baughmon store. 67t3 FOR SALE —Two-year-old driving colt, and a two-year-old draft colt; also 6 Duroc brood sows. —E. F. Miller, R. R. No. 11, 'phone 10-D. 75tC FOR RENT—Four room house and garden in southwest part of city. Sam Wyatt. 78t3