Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 15, Jasper, Dubois County, 25 December 1903 — Page 7

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Against Winter Catarrh In Its Many

rnases.

Neglected Colds in Children Often Bring Disastrous Results.

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IS THIS PROSPERITY? rr. ... ,h, Mr , lhr llllert.-( ei 0.fluiUllc Sr,,,,.. of He NMMM on l.nbur. The Hon J. a Cannon aid, the day tl.e republicans nominated him for apeaker of the house. 1 Th.- p. opfe never were so well and pi rfectly nip!oed at, now." That great republican leader, Congressman Hepburn, of Iowa, who'

wben he is speaking will not brook Interruption ttj any new member. said on law-ember I. "To-day every man in the United States who wants to work finds employment in the great labor fields of the I'nited States, and at compensating wages." How do the fans bear out these strong

optimistic assertions? On October

"GRAFTERS" IN MEETING pul.ll. piMW TlH l Pa Irl, I p Their Broken

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oj the repub.,.. ,de,,, 3 all Ui-Ke. jour lovelv city "

Heir h ..,,. truh eloquent. II ,

I J ' "', '""" ' rann ,,ut , , !,.,, (tone., and ,e .hook lm cltmcbed tu It tiue riutb. " bu the rare daatiawtkra of beari. a

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inoM'd away,

I'crry Heath bobbed up serenely at the m f nir nf the n,,kn .

" "- vyuuurau iiaiionai conalttM, with the hearty approval of Senator Hanna and the good wishes of all the gratters in the ; o. P. The warm WVMOIM that ffcath received at the handB of the committ e and the congressional friends of the grafters, shows hat, although there has been a partial investigation of the post office frauds, ld("a- '"at loot is a perquisite for repubh. an office holders, is still dominant m the minds of the republican leaders I resident Hnnvnii - u.. .

mwm hi nrst was

AN EXPERT. He WM a ronaa,,!,,! Irrkal.l Ilrt aaar lie oulil H- rr, CnM ilrnMil.

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n p te of tnefact th.t I wai verv ban MM Une. sa,. Mr S,a , "j f ai , iT .... t..- better part of an hoir, f hl WM I.le,ant ,ad entertaining an old ehan a.

w r.i T .viiipn nimtne reuue.: 80, gently but firmly, be informed him" hai he Old not ee hit wa clear to fl ' . .'l

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the Boston Transcript, a Nading repttb- clSL7VTL!!? f. ffl

Mean pap. r. said

'Organized labor is facing the greatest wase crisis since the panic of i93. t has b.rn .stimttfd that before the close of the year the btK employing OOeetTIU of the country will hae discharged nearly l .nuMMiO men." On ovener li th- New Fork Journa! of ComBMros and rommercia! Ilullelln. the treat. st imirnal of tM ciBKO in

r - i hup 4SI this country, sai.! "It would be folly to shut our eyfs to the fa. t that industrial and In turn commercial dfpressior. are following right along in the wt!;e of the financial collapse Mills are shutting down: mining Is being restricted " The National Ihor Tribtir.e. of Pi;th'irg. said. Nnvemhfr 21. "There are still more Idle mills thn.ughoii! the country than seemed possible during the flush times of a year or more ao What Is still more unpleasant to c. titrmplate.anumberof the

tftOtdOWaa appear to be for good, or at leat for an indefinite time." The Intf rnptional Mercantile Agency? of which fx-Director of the Census M rriam latlM head. said, about I),.. nib.rö: "The wick is characterized h v fiirltin

slackening in.lnstrv. Waees of "ftrt - I

W Industrial employes have been re-I dure.' ten j.. r i nt. or more, an.! pr. pat.-.- 1 tinns ar.- making to effect a similar re- ! mlneiion with respect to SoO.ooo others in various lines on or about January 1 " A indlcatlng-the slackening In Industry, we may note the falling off la the production of pig iron The Iron Ar

of December io says that the prodoctioa fell from an av rage ..f l WO, )nR H month for July. August and September to 1 "Ti.ooo ton? for November, and that "ffoefa a drop within the short space of two months is altogether unprecedented In the American iron industry." Yet It ays that not only did the stock of unfold Iron greatly increase during November, but that for the first week in Daccnbar there was a Itttl further falling off in production. If. as has herefoff.ro been supposed, the iron and steel Industry Is the barometer of business, then a great Indnstrial storm will soon be upon us. Of course theise w ho cbOOM to do so ! ran accept the Interested optimistic vaporings of ihf ir republican states- ' ann ar.d discard the dlslnti rested warnings of our great trade and labor Journals and ef our financial and commcrcifi! authorities. Thi la a free country and l man need not pot a roof .-n hh

nonse if he does not think there will be einy more rain Time will tell who were Ight. HTRON TV HOI.T The republican pt. urarnnie may be omplMely cut and dried, but It doesn't lonu that way. Moos. v. It may see himM agnin leading tb party of p. rqu a. ites first and progress when it an t hold art It still seems that If his control ' to . ontinue be must mount that broncho nnH Art n ..t 1.1. .

ii i r iniiKiirsi rntian

""line He must give the disgruntled fa 'ion of bis party a record-breaking asto of the strenuous life. Olherwis to ,

another republican may yet fall the bonnr ef l)eing dt Tented by the democratic nominee. The signs of general wnr. t. ceuipled with open revolt against Roosvet, lead some not hasty politician to believe that the action of the next rcpublicaa eonvention Is by no means certain - Jb. Louia Republic. -- llanna's followers are ready U "land Hat" if he ran stand Roosevelt. N Y World. T.reat feature! HlgRest attraction.

most tremendous hit of years billed for the lepuMican vaudeville stag'! Hi og. enlitled. "Oh. How I Love Koosertl' " Stille llV MqrKlll A llanna rtr.n'.

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o acceding to Hanna's demand for retention, will make th

rotor conclude that the spoilsmen have conapjote control of the republican nat.onal organization. Nor was this continuance in the office of secretary the only honor thrust upon Heath He repented Minnesota by proxy in the deliberations of the committee. President

vseveit. it is said, claims that the question of dealing with Heath belongs io the national committee and not to nun. bill as pr. sldeot and head of the J'arty. he could have requested that i Meath be set aside for someone not Minrched with the nost nflfe. c-.o-- :

II will not be a drawing card with honest republican voters when they ud.rstand th-ir car d . president

u... uo, stoutly object o ,h elevation of Heath as one of the pi Hers of the party '"'"Me. Mr Bristow must foil that his work of ejrpoaiBg republican rascals has rrc- ived a severe aatbox and the a.ise of grmd government a Jolt that wtil BBdo the laborious work of his invest!-n-i . : r . a..

fiu,.., lawao like Heath, whoonlv es-

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MCWMl rterksl ips, 1 hope that you rSl col rider my apptieatioa further " ' luen, waggmg h:s Lead mt ui.pt, . W -'n. sir, I could" be so confidential!" omrhal Tmvlated. The average Au.en.an in ihe Pi.dinpmes make. Kotry work of the s,.s.k I. ..

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Peruna should be kenl In ik.

house all the time. Peruna should be Kept In e very hou-e where there are children. lont wait until the child is elck then send to a drug . t..re. Have Peruna on band accept no substitute. Peruna Protects the Entire Household Against Catarrhal Diseases.

As soon as the value of Peruna Is fully a unreel at ei! hr avi-v

I household, both a a preventive

MM cure ol catarrhal affections, tens of thoueanda of lives will be faxed, and hundreds of thousands of chronic, lingering ca-es of uis-

i pr-vented. Peruna hüusoiicid safeguard.

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ttiu eaten to Aaaarioaa trade I JiiifftitiK h, ii.o ,., e;vu,g bv all maila from Kur..,- n... l,,!,, novel u" n j weavmrn of s,lks and l,en. Hats, and aU ..-its ot Adorning for lad.en and children A complete asuortment of 11 kind of good, tor gentlemen."--lVrc;i Free Preas. 'ni llent I hem. o.ie of RepreaenUtiva Bartboldt'i eoa t.tuents cam,, t,, VVarttBgtoo und stopped t local hotel. Hon t Bk Out the Gau" was the first siirn he read on entering I... . ..m. n i S ki V.. ?. ''ur,",d a" ,uht ,lt,n Pa'd his bill the next mornu1K be found this It'Ull 40 efflt?"rhWg' fr 'urn,n PaM 11 night "P.V it-orire tmi r:,,.-i ... .. I l .1

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war.l as the highest products of republicanism. POINTS AND OPINIONS. Your Uncle Mar Hanna is fho mum onspicuotis illustration of ;he truth of the statement that every knock is boost. He has been knocked so Inn

MCnptKM,

vcia neaily

ami narü that he Is now kept busy ae- i . , 1 V,'r ears aiteiwaids that

clinlnga presidential boon KnHU- . ' ?. a'" ce

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Hum: a presidential

i City Journal (RtD.), The trouble with the post office department is that it is used to reward politicians, who act as if thev think thev

hare already earned the salaries in party service They wouldn't bother their bends with practical and e. orou.iical business plans and probably couldn't If ! they wornd. This soi: (f tiJlr.g leads to j widespread indifference and indifference 1 leads to inefficiency and "graft." The

1 post office department needs I isiness ; administration, first uf ail -Sioux City I Tribune. Republican contemporaries ara having tistdrable to say of the democracy's poverty" vhen It comes to selecting a candidate for Ihe presidency. If tfie republican part' had some of that sort of poverty it would be more comfortable ju.-t now. The democrats, at least, have their whole i rty to I hoose from, while the republicans know tha they must onfine themselvestcone man or Insure their defeat. VMM they know at the same tlrr.ethat by nominating thai man they are inviting defeat. Louis- i

Tille (courier-Journal. The senate hat. also tailed to confirm the re ess appointment of Leonard Wood as I major .-eneral. His friends

mnke the extraordinary suggest;..;. ;hat even if one session does end and theother begin precisely at noon there is theoretically an instant between them, when Mr Koosere'lt might again designate Wood as a major general by a "recss appointment." So silly a quibble may exhibit in a favorable light the ingenuity of its authors, but the president can hardly be expected to take it seriously. He woald be more w ise to abandon altogether his attempt to confer upon his personal friend this unearned promotion N. Y. World (Ind.).

- As a candidate for president on the

snip BwaaMy issue. Mr. Hanna could

Hicks i rappoM yo heard that our h..u-e ... ,.,,(m. i - . Yn I denrtand the way the thievei raaaaekad

iiie pia. , Mtnj.iy beggared de Hi. k- 1 . t ..nil. thai, but it v

U'ggaied i,e I'h-ladelphia Ledaer

A Weaiern U oulsrower. Ncwiastle, Wyo.. IVc. I'l There is a nan w tan plaos wko . boms tkal no "-'. d Miller will, back.., he. a he has pletel) .-..ud perniaiivntk , ,tM

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Mrs. J. 14. Brows. Dudnegan Springs. Mo. writes: "My little daugh'.r three years old was troubled with a very bad cough which remained after an attack of catarrhal feer. She bos taken one bottle of Peruna through which she has obtained a complete cure. She i? now as well and happy as a li'tlegirl an 1m-. Wb.-n ourfricixls say bow vell hhe )..l;s t tell them Peruna d;.l it " In a later letter si.o says: "Our little daughter continues to hae good health."

i m, 4M Mope Ave. St. L.IUIS. M.., writes: l I? ft e''y part ot last ear I n mtc to i ou for advice Duhil.lUm, '"KCa,U inte her b,nh She had cor. uJ,n 2 "d c"'rri"' ru I nas mi way 9 doctor irX ' Sf comm?'''tousePcrUam. She grew stnnan IZismSZXJ9 tooic; the best medicine I

W W. W. ' Jl!mZtlm hen I commenced ' mmrtmZmkSZ . ! M SfSEI " ,hrou ? - hole boc', . out thmnk Ood, our medicine tet me mil right. I ou'lj not ha e any other medicine. andrer" 5 ot m ver bad of cold

mmm r " " mvmns oiü.

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inn. I lim I IS II Uf is cn n.l I .

enough. R e have not Had a

all prahe to it. Mrs. Sehe fcr.

Peruna-

Pe-ru-na

in the House for Years.

Five

Mr. Albert Lietzman Ultaani

Ave . Chicago. Ill -HtG-

"I am only too glad to inform vou that am f Una- stdenrüd nd tiv

felt better in my life. Through the advice of a friend I tri d Ppnm. ,.

. , -.na aavaai glad to say it cured me t r,erf....t;.,r, i

began to tell a friend about Peruna the

.. ana i nad r.o SOOOer . ommenced than he told me his folks have kept Peruna in the bouse for the last five years. I am sure l v.nM,' .

Have Pc-ru ru on Hand

Inclement Months of

Fall and Winter. Croup, capillary bronchitis and articular rheumatism are the special banes of childhood. The:e all alike mult

irom catcning coid. One child catches cold and scares Its

.eiericä oy navmg iroup in the dfad of night. Another child catches cold, develop? a stubborn couch that will not yield to ordinary remedies. The parents ar filled with for bodiegs. Still another child catches cold and develops that most fatal malsdv of childhood. ripiUary bronchitis Th

is called, pronounces the case pneumria and. if the child Is luckv enough to live. It has developed weak lungs from

without If Mother also uses It to keeD 1 which It mar never recover

nerseir In good health." And yet another rhlM r-.e,.-

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cold

and rrticulr rheumatism b thr result Ankles, knees, wrists and albova become suddenly swollen and painful A long disastrous illness follows. Th. child may live and IHiianntUHiali a miserable invalid ci alvular dl of the heart. All these mishaps re th -direet result of neglected cold. Ptruna is the saf. guard cf the famiiv. If a child, catch's cold Ptruna shomd be used Ici-

meuiaieiy. A few doses of Peruna and a child's cold Is gone. The appreherIon of th-

parents nee away. The household free from fear once more.

ir you do not rec? i- prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Per- ra write at once to Dr Hirmi ;,

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on naiemeni oi ycur case ard he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis Address Dr Hartman. PWIdrr- of The Hartman Sanitarium. Ootaatan Ohio

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trolt FYre Press. Mr. Kooscvelt sas tbo way .o do Is lo "igotoiisly scrutinif. the ct ararter of those apixilntcd ." Vet he is trying to cram the malodorous Wood

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lrnhalily oll Mr (Iriscom's vote. -De- hnitiv v. 11

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