Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 45, Number 10, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 November 1902 — Page 7

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LIQUID LOUSE KILLER. It la MMI lndUr aaaal- In Ihr Si WW IM ! I'ruHuhlr Halalaaj of lwullr .

Another club woman. Mrs.

Haulc, of Edgcrton, Wis., tells bow she was cured of irregularities -and uterine trouble, terrible pains and backache by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I' A while a'o my health began to fail Meatus -f f.malo troubles. The do.-t. .r did not help me. I remembered th..t my mother had used Lydln E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound on May fWOriCM fur irregularities ami utcriM troubles, and I felt suro that it ootüd Boi harm mo at any rate to give it a trial. "I was eertatale glad to find that within a week 1 felt much better, tha terriblo pains in my back and side were In-ginning to ceaae, and at the tiOM of nenstruatioa I did not have l aily as eriOTM a timo as heretofore, so I continued its use for two

months, nnd ut the end of that time I was like a new woman. I really have never frit setter in my life, have not Bd a sick headache since, and weirrh !

10 pounds more than I cer did, so I unhesitatingly recommend Vegetables Compound," Mm. may haile dF; -rb.n. Wis., l'resident Household Eeonomi.-s Chi!.. 15000 forfeit If original of QKxw Ittttr proving genjInmesM cannot be product. Woman shoald roaiewMr there mom tried Mid true remedy far all female ills, Lydhi K. PinklianVs egetable ( ompouml. Kefuso to buy any other mediciue, you need the lnst.

BAD DIGESTION

Imperfect digestion It more serious and far-reaching in it effect tbnu la generally understood. Thla state o( health Is like sti open fateway to disease because grrrus that m.iy be In the air we breathe at one seize auch nn opportunity to attack the vital organs. Thry slow ly undermine the strength and energy, and a collapse comes usually at time when a strong healthy body is MM needed.

A good, reliable llajuid soeaa killer is siiiij.lv iudi-iei : .ibl.- in the raising of poultry. During muiiu weather Uee mult ply ery rephltjr. and one est keep easttaM eateh for t in m or the premise will le li'r..'lv ..live before you know it. t did not realit the tr. c worth of cur liquid eradii.utor niilil -bis na-.n Hlieii we eaajleetad to get a ajeaatMy as til the dealei bad sold out. While we were waiting for the good four nci-lo - era discovered nailllom of tea peaky Utile rod era flairs oa the eeeat iles.

the kii il that run oer the fowle at l ight, and retire In ro.t on the aereaes during ihe day. one of eer neighbors told us the lease Killer did not prove to lie of uny six c uil benefit to is i in so fur as be could ace, The reason was l -;iiim- he w;iv oily palettes; oa top of the roost peera, and leaving the und. r-i.le tor tb ir hiding pleo which is BJOai de Ired by thees. The pi maaa nmi be aoaiplete ly coated with the liiiid. using srrent precaution in getting it into eery crack and ererlec erhert tlie lice are Hire to hide. When lice are granted free rat ge on the fnrtn on an -rpinl footing with the fowls, there i- no question hut that the tiu.t t jilify aused from them each year would .'! mount to at least U ! r cent. As

scon a ihe downy chirks, and old bens as w-ll, are drooping and locking a- if some disease was g.ii p to overtako them, look for lice, Kr s deep seated crop of lice, we use raiding hot water, with a liberal amount of carbolic acid, applied to roostv. era U, floor- and all furnish lugs in the poeltry house. Wli. re Ilea have gotten a great headway eeal

em in ne anve pvrrywn re. n . mi

a cheap snrt stire remedy. It must he used, hewcrer, every f-w weeks, as they keep hatching. We know by expetienrr that feeding fowl- cvered with lice take twice the amount of feed; then we canno1 hope to retain the bloom of health, with l.l..d-red 6eMbe nid britlleat plumage, no matter how well we feed them. Ar.d the work of prevent inn is so small, compared with the tavk of ridding the place of Uee, We have never fonr.d nnything that was as profitabl.- in our M.ultry keeping ns a good liiiid

louse killer.- J. C. Hipp, in Kpit. mist,

He I ..si Quaker ( itjr f ip tell this story oft young man who apologised i beiag late t d.i.'.. r pari "Awfully glad to see you, Mr. Blank," said the boateas " g" ! ..f uu to come And ell the say treat N Y-.tk. tu! Hat is i.ere is y.'iir br. .t ert" "I am aojautisoiosi I : i.tt.ler iaa regrets. Von we, we are f busy jut new that it wa impossible for Ix th of us to get away, and so we tossed up to see shich of ua should o. me." said the young mm. "How r.'t' Suva an or.g aal ides! And you won." "No." said the v ung nun. a!.ently; "I lost."- 1'ittdiurg Bulletin

THOUSANDS OF WOMBU DYING FROM CATARRH

Might Not Mother Ulan. Wen," md the cheerful wife, who thought the bad s soprano voice, "if the worst come, to the worst I uld keep ti.e wolf from the door by singing." "I don't doubt that woaki 3 it." replied ; her pesim.tic haaeaad, "bei suppose thai wolf should iisppn to be itiaff rhilaaal phll Pits. lltlaej to Aeeonisuoilsits.. "Are von a wet nure " ak.-! the lady

srnmi a'.inuwu in I ne nes;i.ers. en'i i"0' mx'uo" ophed the aj.pl icirit, "but I 11 let uu turn the iu. r.n me if you give me ti.e j I. Boston IV t

A household necessity Edaetrk Oil. licsls bum of any aort; curea lore tl; tarrii, asthma; never faih.

Dr. Thomas' t, cut-, wounds ruat, riup, ca-

The

grave to do imall ti.ir.es mar be

greater thin the gift of do.ng grmt tä i Ham's Horn.

your cough

with Hale's Honey of

Cure

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Prke'i Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.

Someuow proudest of

dianapolia News

our relat.vei that we are

never seem nroud of us lo-

"I owe my w hole life to Burdock Blood Bitters. Scrofulous -ores covered mv Knrl

15. nai niaes Mrs. i.t

I seemed lieyond cure. B. B - . l e

me a lei:ect;v we woniiii.

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If a man carries a mortgage it if. usually be ute so can't lilt r. .. eagj Daily Newt.

THE MARKtTb.

RURAL SCHOOL REFORM. a CMinir IVaehera Shottlit lt- Kd ealcil to lie uc--rssfiit in Their W urk.

There ha been a great deal of talk

late!

in regard to the teaching ..I

la s fine regulating tonic which filters through the txxly, casting out injurious matter, stimulating the dlgrttion and nourishing and strengthening every weakened part. Ita'.sopurlfiet the blood, sharpens the appetite and creates energyIn this way it testoret the system to perfect order. For lrrf.i!r hwl nn. aifnto. ssSSSla, usittpitioa, flsUdtast, bflcltinf. Is a I brritti, SI J aSsal Iroublta duf t n sr osMriirtlun in tha b s w s 1 a. Fries y !' Bitists W s prf -T evrs. SOLD AT DRtaOISTS. $1.00 Per Bottle.

agriculture anil hurt unit u re in tfai ruriil school. Dt.ubtle iir.i: gi i d could be accomplished in 1 1, i ii il there were teachers qualified f r th work. But the so-called m rmaj ehoote tare eat too man drilled

automata ami do little in tie

teaching ef nature. If the eoeatf leaool teaebara could all be gien a abort course in agriculture am! hi rti culture at the täte college if agri culture we might after awhile hint Tnen and womeu prepared to lake up the work in aa elnneaterj Vej in t lie rural lehODle, But a the hhi.rt course.- at theee eellegee aioetly coax in the winter months, wheu the teachers arc employed, there arite a neeo' for Ummer achoola for thin purpose These might be made a strong fi.rct iu the progress of nature teaching. With teacher enthused for the work there would toon con.e some application of what they have learned in the planting am! beaut if, ing of the trhool grnunt:-. I here is nothing like th actual work in planting tries and flowers and caring for them to make

children lOBi i f 1 a'ure and her products, and there is nothing better eel1 culated to drive the young pet p. from the farm ihan t he comfort lese and uglv cl...o!hoti-e and tfaeli

kept surroundings. Getting the young people interested in plant life WJ IÜ then be apt to craw them t. the farmeta institutes, and the institutes will never accomplish what they should in the education of the farmer till they catch him young enough.- Practica) Farmer. A ONE-HORSE HARROW. The One Here llescellted Hun ters l.isstit and Im-s Ii Morls la a Splendid Ma narr.

New CATTLK-Native COTT(J.'-Mi.J.llltig

I-LUt-K Winter Wheal... u HEAT No. i Red t'UKX- No. I OATH No. li I'OHK at swa (now) HT. LOCIS COTTON- .Ml l.Jling BKEVEa ateers Cows arui Heifer-.. 'A I.VKS . ..-r l". n.-o tit m;s Fair t'. Choice BHEKH Kalr to Choice ... i buLK- Patents Other lintdes W i.KAT- No, I Hed colts -No, I OATS No. :

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w ool Tub w' ashed Oth.-r Il u'lex. . .

H.Y "b .11 Timothy

lil lTKlt Choice Dairy... EfA ' N '. .ir Klh i;i ; .rt Kr- -it I'! ltl ptt.OHl.ir.lMe! new . LAlili Choke Btoass

rjtiiCAUO. ! CATTT.sC- NaUve Btei -i Hu;s 1 air to Choi.-.-. BIIKKI' t . Ir to h..ice.. j b'l l It- Wietel I lt. littii.rm. t'ateata... Will. AT N. : NO L' Ke. .'' IRN- t Yellow ; OA'lS No 1 ruiiK-

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CAT! I.i; N ;i - Steers.... liLMJtt- Fair to Choice

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y- K yM Cuesh Is Why thegr Kfö' u I a few .r. I ' : . t.a. In l JthV'' ;! i jfiJ ! Ä i ' a ,A x 1 I''! ! i.ca.l c. .1 iw. I .:..li.. ,t J ll' ' i.VaVKtaaavl , Y V I M:

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Novembr lowed Catarrh.

Colds Should Not to Develop Into

Pe-ru-na Cures a Permanently.

Cold Promptly and

"I am p.ad to recommend P runa as it has done so much for me. I had been a neat mi sferer f rm catarrhal eolda until I was uried lo try Peruna, and I am bappjT to say that it baa entire y rurevl me. I sha 1 never be without it ami lix.t eheefTully retrommend it to others who aru afflicted as I have been." Katberine Dauter, 239 lötli St., Mil-watik.-e, 'is Most people think the mi aeeat of Pemna depends upon the usr of a.lvertisoments. Undoubtedly the advertisements help some. Hut by fur the great -eat aanberof people who hear of Peruna. have their attention called to it by a friend. Some one frets cured of chronic catarrh by Peraaa. After he is certain of bis cure, he is sure to recommend it to bis friends. Friend recommends it to friend and the news spreads from tongue to tODpue.

All the advertisement In the world

neighbor ret-om -.CswaV!

mends it to neigh-.

bor. rerun a cures catarrh permanent

ly, and this way has gained

a Itie-.ontr f n.-nd.

People who have been cured by Penina many year- a have been eeesr to l mmend Peruna to their friends ever since. This is the way Peruna is advertised. I advertises i' f Its merits are its chief ad vert i-ment. Onee cured of f-o i;tre-in(ratid eiasperatinpa malady ascatarrh, it becomes the luty of every one to pa -sit along; to call the attentkm of those who are still aiethna, to a remedy that rarely fails to cure.

He ware of (heap Imitations er Pe-ru-na -Be Sure That Too (Jet Pe-ru-na. There are noMih.titutv-a fr Peruna. Allow no one topersuade you that there

could nut make Peruna as popular aa . ;m-,"nir ut as gvKxi. The success It Is. Peruna cures. That is the re a- f ,erUD" has mPf: man Ppl to son people like It. Peruna cures m ' f Rap i"1'talloDV 1;,war of very'stuhtorn disease. ThatuVhy .l

fiennne re-, n m m n,1m it . .. . . . . ..... . . ...u,u v . ,

" . 1 " ; , Jir oklvn. N. Y

iu." s.-rofiic La i a mi aitT all other remediea fail, which explains why

writes :

" I heard so much 1n praise of Peruna

as a specific for catarrhal a ffet ions that The Hartman 8aritarium, ColunibuH, O.

when I found myself with e had caste of catarrh of the head and throat Peruna was the first thing that I thought of. And my convictiona w re notwronp, for in a fewweatki aft. r using Peruna systematically I wasentin ly rid of t hi ajrpravating ar.d distreaalng IKeasc, catarrh. " If people knew how efi. leal IV mna was for this trouble tb.y w old not hesitate to try it I have all the faith in the world in it. ami have never known of a rase w here the person waa not en red iu a short time." -Jennie Driscoll. If you do not derive prompt and - atifactory results from the use of rVreua write at once to Dr. Hartman, c.v ing a full statement of your case and he w ill be pleaded to give you his valuable al vice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, Plea ideal of

The little folks love Dr. Wood's Norway P.ne Syrup. Pleasant to take; perfectly harm'e!'. Positive cure for oughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. A statistical hat figured out to hi: own satisfaction that it is 3..'33.333 times eisier to indorse a neifbbor'a note than it is to j. it. Chicago l)a,. Newa. To Care a Cold la Ooe Dar Take Laxative Br -nu Quinine Tablets. All drugf isUreiund money ii it fails tocure. 25c

ObsruntV furrilahea m.-.A t

lasting lame - Kaoi's Horn.

""eeaFr,",easssssassssss)s FOF. TWO GEJfEHATIOfS MUSTANG LINIMENT

HAS BEEN THE FARMER'S FRIEND AND A HOUSE- f

HOLD NECESSITY. PAIN LEAVES WHEN MUSTANG LINIMENT ARRIVES FOR MAN OR BEAST

SAWYER'S Vast.. FWFI MOB MMIM

Pommel

Slickera

Kart in rider mtknOy drr V aterrea ak la a the aeaM'e. nt eitra Mt aad leaf la b ffirt fstre teeflea et ataa 4er eeeara W errait M are.

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The sketch bel is a one-horse barrow or weeder that does the werk in a most excellent manner. It mnsfeff light, covering t row anil lapping half the space to the adjoining rtws, thereby making pi i d ith cue I. k.

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ARROW 0ft H BBDKR The han.'les enable one t lift .ef obstriili..nk I ad In nip out asj xw bish that ol!e't. The treth are three-eight Ii inch round cteel placed In barro in lantin position at ngle of 4.i defrev. The matrrii.i i- I . . I woo!. A, IHS4I H. kat C 2x:; x M 12 inches apart : the upright with eteali is lettlced in c. Johe J u- .n, in Kpiton i t . I)e not eipset poultry baafaeaa to pay lateea ,..u gie it eatefal thought un.i atteatioa Ciieiaiariistl PoeHrjr.

No fowl or retpiire eaeh meaL

.r lot f fowls will eat the same amount of food

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THE CHILDREN ENJOY Life out of doors and out of the games which they play and the enjoyment which they receive and the efforts which they make, come the greater part of that healthful development which is so essential to their happiness when grown. When a laxative is needed the ret. -dy which is f irea to them to cleanse and sweeten and strengthen the internal organs on whivh it acts, should be such as physicians would aanction, because its component parts are known to be wholesome and the remedy itself free from every objectionable quality. The one remedy which physicians and parents, well informed, approve and recommend and which the little ones enjoy, because of its pleasant flavor, its gentle action and its beneficial effects, is Syrup of Fips and for the same reason it ia the only laxative which should be used by fathers and mothers. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy which acts gently, pleasantly and naturally without griping, irritating, or nauseating and which cleanses the system effectually, without producing that constipated habit which results from the use of the old-time cathartics ami modern imitations, and against which the children should be so carefully guarded. If you would have them grow to manhood and womanhood, strong, healthy and happy, do not give them medicines, when medicines are not needed, and when nature needs assistance in the way of a lasative, give them only the simple, pleasant and gentle Syrup of Figs. Its quality is due not only to the excellence of the combination of the laxative principle of plants with pleasant aromatic syrups and juice, but also to our original method of manufacture and as yon value the health of the little ones, do not accept any of the substitutes which unscrupulous dealers sometimes offer to increase their profits. The genuine article may be bought anywhere of ail reliable druggists at fifty cents per bottle. Please to remember, the full name of the Company

CALIFORNIA FIG SYHUP CO.- printed the front of everv pack

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