Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 July 1910 — Page 3

BATt KI>\Y. JITLV 1«. 1910.

GRLENCASTLE HERALD

PACK TWO

What Every Woman’y Woman Wants

On<i of tho fondest desires of millions of women is to have beautiful- hair. This desire can be gratified without 'the slightest risk, for druggists everywhere, and the Owl Drug store and the Ited Cross Pharnmey sell a hair tonic called Parlskui Sage, that will turn dull lifeless unattractive hair into lustrous and attractive hair in two weeks, or money itack. Put the name on your shopping list . right now, and be sure and get the genuine. Every package has the girl with the Auburn hair upon It. Since its introduction in America, Parisian Sage has w'on untinted praise from women of refinement w'ho have learned what a delightiul and refreshing hair tonic and dressing Parisian Sage is. Just because the makers are absolutely certain that Parisian Sage is the only preparation that kills the pernicious dandruff microbes, they are willing to guarantee it to banisli dandruff, stop falling hair and itching scalp, or money back. A’ large bottle of Parisian Sage costs but r.O cents, at druggists everywhere and at the Owl Drug store and the Red Cross Pharmacy Mail orders filled, charges prepaid, by Giroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs F. J. Moreau, tt Oak St., Concord, N. H., wrote Nov. 1, ’09, “Parisian Sage has done wonders in my ease as a dandruff cure my scalp was in a bad condition. “Hair doesn't fall out as bad, the new is making its appearance fast. Am stilfl continuing its use” * VIA THU MONON ROUTE

Wat Weather and Camaia. ('amels ure very sensitive to moisture In the region of tropical rains they ni* usually absent, and If they come Into such with caravans the results of the rn nv season are greatly feared. The gieui liuiniditr of the air explains me nhsenee of the camel from the northern slopes of the Atlas ami from well wooded Abyssinia. This senslllv on ess expresses itself In the character of different races The finest. most noble looking camels, with short silk tike imir. are found in the interior ot itescrts, as in the Taureg region in nortli Africa, and they cannot lie used lor Journeys to moist regions liven in l e/ruii. south of Tripoli, the antiimls are shorter and fatter, with leng co.-irse hair, ami iu Nile lands and on coasts u is the same. These tinlntnh too, are less serviceable as regards speed and endurance. Better than Spanking. Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. There is a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs M. Summers, box W, Notre Dame, ind., will send free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full instructions. Send no money, nut write tier today if your children trouble you In tills way. Don’t blame the child, the chances are It can’t help It. This treatment also cures ail lilts ;vnd aged people troubled with urine dilliculties by dav or night. Hard on the Kycsig’ot. Rooking into ihe lire particularly a coal lire, is v v in jurious to the eyes The slliuuliis ot lire and heat united soon destroys (lie eyes booking at molten Iron will soon destroy Hie sight Reading iu the iwiilghf is injurious to Ihe eyes, as they are obliged lo make great exertion Reading or sew ing witli a side light injures ihe eyes, as holli eves s-bo'ild lie exposed to an e<|iial degree id light Tin- reason Is the sympathy between the eyes is so great ihnt il the pupil of one eye is diluted by being kepi partially in the sliaile tile eve lii.u is exposed cannot conlraet 11-elt snttieientiy tor protection and vvl l ultimately lie injured — Bfil Isl! I lea 11| Kcv levv

The HERALD One Ye«r F-or $2.SO To Rural Route and Mail Subscribers — beginning to-day — the Herald will be sent for $2.50 a year, payable in advance. Subscriptions not paid in advance will be at the rate of 25c a month $3.00 a year. Those now in arrears on the Herald will—until July 1st—be allowed to pay arrearages at the rate of $2.50 a year, provided they pay a year in advance. iSuIteriIycr now find gftit till the news nil t Me time

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Summer Tourists Fares to Summer Resorts in North and Northwest on sale daily to September 30th; also special low rales to Norfolk and Old Point Comfort Va •effective July IL’Ib to September' 30tb. Low round trip fares to various points in North, West and South, on sale the first and third Tuesday of each monlb. tVevcn lloiirs from tirceucastle t<> Detroit. Excursion fares July Cth to lltb acount Reunion tlrand Lodge Lien-' evolenl and Protective Order of Elks. 9i.s» $loo j Monnn Excursion to Chicago, Ills, Numbiy, .Inly 17, DUO. Special train leaves depot at ORiO a. in., returning leaves Chicago at 11 :»0 p. iu. Special train will stop In both at Cedar Lake, llnsehall park. Cubs vs. Brooklyn.

Work HI Honrs a Day. The busiest little things ever made are Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coat-ed globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, languor into energy, brain-fog into mental power, curing Constipation, Headache, Chills, Dyspepsia, Malaria. 26 c at the Owl Drug store and the Red Cross Drug store. AMvnmri’.i ir in the derai.p i

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Those Pies of Boyhood. How delicious were the pies ot boyhood. No pies now ever tasle so good. What’s changed? The pies? No. Its you. You’ve lost the strong, healthy stomach, the vigorous liver, the aitive kidneys. Hie regular bowels of boyhood. Your digestion is poor and you blame ihe food. What’s needed? A complete toning up by Electric Flitters of all organs of digestion Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, How els - Try them. They’ll restore your boyhood appetite and appreciation of food and fairly saturate your body with new health, and strength and vigor. 50c at the Owl Drug Store and the Red Cro‘-~

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Spurzhelm and the Students. Kpurxlieiiu. i lie lather of modern phrenology, unite staying in Edin burgh, where tie had great vogue, was the vlrtini ot a laughable hoax. A number oi medical students submitted for the opinion ot the phrenologist the plustci en t of what they said was a remarkably formed human skull. As a matter ot tact, it was the model of a big Swedish turnip (called In the Scottish tongue "Help"), and of this Spurzheim gravely wrote out the phrenological character. A few days later the following skil appeared in the leading journal ol ihe chy: The tide o| lame to Spurzhelm’s name Koll, ,i o ei ihe Herman Deep. The ii,le war spring. Put, tickle thing, It now frts ohh -»i io ‘

Knew When Tie \> ns H'i;i|iy. The soul of an editor who had died of starvation was being conducted to the Elyslan fields. As they passed the portals of the infernal regions, he asked bis guide if he might not go In and look around. 1 be guide consented, but warned him to stay but a few minutes, as he could not wait long. A long time passed, and the editor bad not returned; so the guiding angel went in search of him. He found him before a cage in which a number of doomed wretches were being toasted on red-hot gri Idles. Over the cage was the sign ''Delinquent Subscribers.'' "Come,” said the guide; "we must be going.” “Don’t wait for me,” replied the editor. "I'm not coming. This Is Heaven enough for me!” Empty. When opera glasses first came commonly into use a young man escorted his aged maiden aunt from the country to a ‘ playhouse.” During one of the acts she co nplained that the light was too d m. He boii ow, 1 an opera gia-^s from I lie friend silling iiw.r. a.id, handing it i to her, said: “Here, auntie, try tills glass.” Covering the suspb I-ous-looking object with her handkerchlef, she placed it to her lips and took a long pull, anil then handed it back to her nephew in great disgust, saying disappointedly; “Why, there isn’t a drop in it.”

DR. HUMPHREYS’ SPECIFICS. IHrert toll* wllli «•;««-!• Niuliii I i»e I anguMues. Knylish,Gorman, j r i ortuguese ami FrencK

No. FOB Prior 1. I'ovoni, Coitgrifttlnna, InllammatlonH '2't 2. W or in n , Worm I t-wr or \U*rm IM.hchho *2,% .‘I. Colic Crying nml \Viiki»fulin*H8 of InfnntH 2ft I. Diarrhea, of Chililtvii and Vdults 2ft 5. I)v»etit<‘ry, Orlplngs Hilioua Colic ‘2ft 7. ('ougliN, Colds, Bronchitis *25 H. Toollinolio, Kicim' Id’, NcuratKiu .. 25 5#. liratlnolii*. sick Hcadaohc, Wrtlgo . *25 ML Iih1Iki‘m».Ion, Weak Stomach... 25 13. Crouii, Hoar*.* Cou^h, LaryugltlN 25 I I. hall Itlietim, Erupthmft, ErysipcItiN 25 15. K liriiiiiii tUiii. or Rheumatic Pains. ‘25 Mi. Fomt Mini \tnif. Malaria 2ft 17. Pile*. Hliiul or Blooding, External, Interna! 25 I*. Opliilinlinia. Weak or InHanictl Eyes *25 1 . ( la 2 ft 2ft. W Immmoiiu i uni’ll, Kpartinodic i’ough ‘2ft 2 I ■ A*llii;. i.l ppre u •'I. l> itlcult Bivallilug . *25 «7. I\ithie\ ItlMeaNO, Ora. n el, Caleull 2f ‘2H. Nerioii** Iteldlilv, Vital W • ikii**ss | .Ot *2!t. hore >li olti, Ei’ver Soie*or ' .inker 2»"l 30. I'riuiir^ Iiicontlnciice, Wetting BinI 2ft SI. Horc Thronl, <2 u i |IH y And Diphtheria. 2* 3ft. I'hronic 4'ongrtflleadaclieH 2P. 77. Grippe* Hay Fctcr aiu Summer Golds 2? A Hinall Bottle t»f Pleaaant PdlctH, tits tho vest , wicket. .Soli* By ilrugglsta. or sent on receipt of price. Medical Book Bent free. lll’MBIIUEVS’ lloMEo MEIdClNK IX). Corutt . i amt Ann Stri « • • v *av ' * . k.

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The world's host medicine for bowel complaints is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Dalrrho ea Remedy. It has relieved more pain and suffering, and saved ; more lives than any other medicine In use. Invaluable for dill dren and adults. Sold by all dealers

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Soreness of Ihe mtscles, wliether induced by violent exercise or Injury, is quickly rel.eved by the free application of Chamberlain's) Liniment. Tliia liniment Is equally valuable for mnacuhir ilieunial.rfiu and always affords quirk relief.

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J By ROGER BIRCH in aw ■»-■■■■ i im ' uih ■ i w.| "Robin,” said Sally, her face close to mine "Yes, Sally.” “Don't go; everything Is lonesome." "Robin Cowper has given the word of an honest gentlen an of the road to meet the coach ai It tonight.” Gently I put her from mo. She brushed away a tear, then, brighten-

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“I’ll go, too.” "A petticoat to fight the king’s guards?” "Petticoat, no; coat and breeches,

yes.”

"Too dangerous, Sally. Walt till the coach goes unguarded ” "Robin, you have taught me the sword; you know my mettle. If you think me a coward, go and find a woman who Isn't.” "Pardon me, Sally! Come along! I'll get a horse. I borrowed a fine roan and we galloped, she side-saddle, to Forest Inn. The lads wore serious faces It was a bad Job, yet. If we won, we could quit the road for a year, so great was the stake. "Our newest member," 1 said introducing Sally. Giles laughed and welcomed her, but some sneered— until they caught my eye. Mine host, Harlow, found a cavalier's suit that fitted Sally so she looked like a hoy, hut no boy ever showed fair face that valored me for deeds of such daring "The best steel In the company, hoy,” sai l Giles, handing her a blade, as a dozen of us galloped Into Southcotnhe forest. The lads caught the name “hoy” and called her no other. Dud Hobart had been raised to command of the troops sent with the coach from Edencourt to guard the king’s gold. We would put a prank on him, so, at a spot buried deep In the gloom, we cut the trank of a tree till it was nearly ready to fall. We waited amid shadows. The riders came on. Our horses, well trained, moved not an ear. The troopers had just passed the weakened tree, when a couple of lads put shoulder against it and it fell era hing across the highway, cutting off troopers from coach. You ;rny believe there was scrambling Tho troopers wheeled, but their horses would not go through the thick branches. The noodles tumbled over each other out of the coach. When they looked Into a lozen black masks they made dismal noise It looked an easy job. 1 climbed Into the coach and rolled out k< s of gold. Now, it happened that some one (I can’t believe it was dullpate Dud) had put on rear guard, which came dashing up and set up my cullies Just when Dud's fellows, having dismounted, came to the rescue of the gold. Outnumbered two to one. my la s never had more furious fighting. Dud espied me and pumped for the coach door to cut me through as I bent to pass out. Bally, quickeyed for my safety, engaged him. Too agile for him, she pricked him and got away from every slash. It could not last long. He was too ponderous, her sword arm loo much a dainty woman’s. He saw me nearing, gave a savage lunge at Sally le ..lake her skip hack, then turned

upon me.

Now hnppcnd a woman's trick which I still laugh at. Bally's arm weary, she cast down weapon, and being behind Dud. next instant had both hands in his hair woman’s most natural way of fighting. Men biitvo to face death cannot endure I•••inff pulled bald. Sally Jerked sharply with one hand, then tin other, and every jerk made Dud wince. He hacked and she steered him toward the trees, where Kit and the roan stood. Gripping a keg under each arm, 1 followed, ready to use sword if Dud broke away. 1 signaled a lad to grip more kegs, then whistled them all Into the forest. Threv had be en out down. Half the king's men were on the ground. Once we woie among the trees, the traps were afraid to follow. "Let go Dud’s hair, boy," 1 said

to Sally.

"He's my prisoner.” "Where with I.im?” "To Forest inn.” “And then?” "Petticoats for him-” Sully and 1 es orted Dud hack to Edencourt. he strapped to Ins horse and Ills hands lied behind, lloldly we dashevl into town i.t full gallop, hitched liis horse to a post iu the public square and sped away, leaving townsmen and girls to make merry at ills plight. To this day Dud is hunting for the hoy that made him into a woman. Prepared for tin* Worn. "Good gracious, old man," exclalnied Ascura, “v. hat sort of a suit

Is that?’'

"This,' replied Dingley, who was attired in a eumhiiiutinn of football gold and riding clothes, "is what you might call a suit for damages. I'm going up to ask old Roxley for his daughter."

Do You Need MONEY? WE LOAN ON Furniture, Pianos & Stock Special Rules to Farmers BRAZIL LOAN CO. Removed to Corner Vine and Washington Sts Over (Jeo Blake's Insurance Office.

mnn falls $7.eSO Round Trip

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POPULAR OUTING TO VIRGINIA SEASHORE, TUESDAY, AUG. 23 Ten da vs P KRSO N A LI, Y < !ON D U(' TED tour fro i a I ndianainilis through historic V’iririiiiH via NORFOLK A WESTERN R\ ., and sojourn at Norfolk. Virginia Reneli inul Old Point f!oiutoit. K<H ND TRIP $!(<) &n i c mling ear Ihiv. s ei per |ind hotel while I here. Side trips and stop-overs, limit 16days. Partienlai'K will lie furnished upon application to C. D. LOCKRIDGE, Grcencastlc, Indiana.

L. Hiunilton, clerk sal }TiM) uu

COMMISSIONERS’ ALLOWANCES. |W T. Ranh, same .ti ti.tilili 78 ini 1 Jasper N. Miller, same 78 00

1 hereby certify Hint I lie above la a Hue ami complete list of the claim* allowed by the Hoard of County Com mi ioners oi Putnam county,, at their

July Dth term, 1910.

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Find Use for Peat Gas. Consul-General Robert J. Wynne of London, reports that before a committee of the British house of romtnons Interesting details were given of the scheme for establishing i.: Ireland a new electric supply generalei by pent ges, the first of th« kind iu Great Britain.

.1. I.. Hamilton, clerk oft ex. 1). V. Moffett, And sal I). V. Mofiett, And off ex... Jasper N Miller, ’(Teas sal, L. H. Athey, Rec sal L. Athey, Rec off ex

Jasper N. Miller, Treas off ex 47.25 F. M. Stroube, Sheriff sal.... 525.00 F M Blrouhif, Sheriff off ex. 4 00 Oscar Thomas, Co Supt sal.. 117.00 Gisi. A. Dobbs,, Co Ass sal... 212.50

Geo. A. Dobbs, Co Ass off ex F. M. Stroube, Specific J. L. Hamilton, specific J. N. Dalhy, orphan poor....

F. M. Stroube, Baliff Co Com 20.00 M. E. t'hastain, poor Franklin 24 50

C. Collins, same Nathan Call, same MeGaughey ii Scott, pr Russell W. Bilbo, M. 1)., same... .1 W. Bilbo, M I)., same Simpson MeGaughey, same... E. (’ullipher, poor Floyd...

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R. J. Gillespie, same Fred Todd, snine r. A O'Brien, poor Marion. T 11 , 1. & Eastern, poor G.r N. It. Reed, agent, same... Sackett ii Shafer, same J. M. King, same E. Hawkins same

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10. It. Titos, poor G. C .1 Id. Umilavy, same W M. MeGaughey, same.

Geo. Landes, same 14.00

C A. Vestal, same \ A. Horn, poor Warren.... Fred Masten, same W. A. Moser, poor Jefferson.. T. .1. Nixon, poor Cloverdale. H. J. Shake, sumo . Dr. J. I,. Preston, same

E. M. Hurst, same 17.25 Clyde it. Broadstreet, same.. 1.50 Guy Hood, same 3.00 Ivan F. Kuark, poor Mill Creek 23.50 E. c. Klvitt, same 12.00 W. A. Moser, same 10.00

ltd of State Charlies, orp pool Ind. Children Home Hoc., same The Indpls. Orphan Ass., same Allen Bros., county poor .1. W. Dunlavy, same I. M King, Snl Co Health off. .1. M. King, ltd Health off ex .1 M Pritchard, Itdge Rep.... F. M. Stroube, hailif C. C Ind. Supply Co., C II R The Fitch Dustdown Co., CHS G. C. Telephone Co., same.... G.C. Water Wks Co., same... li t'. Gas H Elect I.t Co., same North West'n Mfg. Co., same Capital Paper Co., same.... J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., same Fred Kcislng, janitor C. H... Mrs. Chas. Cooper, same.... G.C. Water Wks Co., Jail sup F. it Hillis Coal Co., same.. F. M. Stroube, ltd of Pris'ers. M. E. Chastain a Co., Soldiers Burial Itert Sandy, same C. N. McWethy, Specific F. It. Hillis Coal Co., same... Gladys Rogers, same

TOWNSHIP TRUSIEE NONCE

Jackson Township.

1 will he at my home In Jackson Township every Friday to transact

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BENJAMIN WALLS.

Floyd Township.

My ottice day will be Weduesday if each week at my residence. FRED TODD. Trustee

Jefferson Township.

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ny office. OLIVER STRINGER

29.50 t Marlon Township.

10*0 I will at my residence In Mar15 oo 1o ** Township on Friday of each 1.76 week and Tuesday at Fillmore to .50 transact Hie husiiirsM ot v> office 2 00 OTTO B. RECVOR.

2 00 o 2 00 Madison Township. I will he ut my office at my resl-

2 no iletice each Wednesday and Satur2 :o day to transact Hie business of 43 60 trustee of Madison Township.

W. STROUBE.

I 50 • in UO, Mill Creek Tow nship.

4.00 I will he at my home In Mill 25 00 Creek Township on Wednesday 24 50 and Saturday of each week to 3.00 transact the business of my office

ERNEST K1VETT, Trustee

Clinton Township.

I will he at my home each Fri-> day to transact the business of my oiilco. ED. THOMAS, Trustee.

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