Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 48, Number 26, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 March 1906 — Page 7

NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA

m . iv inou Caso Cured bj n 1 A J 1 1 1 ' O . 1. D . 1 1

yr, vvitiihAiii inn rtni.

V ,: i t Ih.i vi rv v tho of nturvatl . i In n ji tim of uV. u mnahm -nt, j r vitality liifst d stroyed, tho r- - Mrs. J. A Wyutf, .f Ha, 1I",9

s. . th m. 1 1, 1 Motets bus, u : h jh ! iler physicians utterly I , .lt. r -in Ii Ilm hi at of tlio difhVulty

,!,...( Im r 'Mi Ii od if kIiu had ,f i m sued an iiideiteuduut (xiurnc sug. ,iv li r sister's eiMri-uoe. Hi v WnM hays : " I had pain iu the , , f tin In 'art, jmliiitatimi and . sc f hr.atli that I culd in it u i.v v t y f.ist. My heud arhfd very KOtl I as MÜMd with vomiting l .. nevt r I look any toafl. A duo t, r H n mlli d who pvnMMMti the troul i' pistritis, but ho guvo mo uo re ! Ii a 1 ti iisl A seioud doctorwithoot N tit. Uy thi tiiao I hud become ,,rv H'.ik. I could tint k-op t bo most I :)i :i my utoinnch, ami at f I f u month I was scarcely more , i and Ixjuo aud waarcully KturT inn t death, Then I rwTVrf how much benefit mr bad Rot from Dr. Willisana1 l'mk i aid derided to tako them iu place (1 K-i.-r'H uiediciuo. It pro rod a decision for tiny beilud mo an ; . N had dme. Komi I could i . .-a.

a ;;i Ti a ami cnciters nun stt nuiiy U lorisluncut. In two wn ks I was t havo my bed. Dr. Williams'

1' N wem the only tiling tiiat i d the v mitiiitfaml a sonn as that ii-1 in v i.iln r difnculiit h ft mo. i vigorous anprtito BOW and nm t i attend to nil tho dati.-s of my 1 praitfl Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 1' i it t all my friends beOMtet thoroughly convinced of their

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Villiams' Pink Pills err eold hv ali .ami hy the Dr. Williams MidS heuectady, N.Y.

Diseases of Doctors. In-art disease' was the most : Oian of death tUMSf phjlAith 203 cases, out of a total of . . D ÜM United States and Canada hemorrhage IIS, and nneii1 asps follow In frequency. - nu tu tiered TJ. us compared to ie previous year. Suh Ides were I of M, In 1904.

Orowth of Kngoon riyent visit of the prince of des to Burma has ettracted notice -mlirfully rapid growth In . prosperity of Rangoon during -1 1 ears Then it had a popu f only M,M0, whereas today B arlr a quarter of a million. : a trade Infetiin only to t! .t of a and Bombay. How to Treat Vivieectionists. :ng to do with those scientific rs who are half killing dogs then turning them unt in the ' to die of exhaustion, says the I News, is to intere t them ti-aii'li of geology which has tfa tire reduction of larg2 rocks fragments by means of a aramer. Settled ths Auto. in t iijjht m atitoniohile from a BslU Hosa Cal.. and started mi lalhd Occidental. The maI not tak the grades a-; well

I' v'd.on tiad exoeitel, aril on at Du idental he U.rrowed 11 nd hopped his auto to pieces.

A PERFECT HAND. Its A; peat ano- Became miliar to the Public.

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ry Qf how nrobably the most mine hand In America bevn to the people is rather the story goes the possessor of lad was with some friends la a r.ipher's one day and while talki up a piece of candy. The 4 the hand with its perfect cou B . faiiitless ehajto attracted the a of the artist, who proposed inpfe it. The result was a ' il picture kept In tho family day, after reading a lettef HNM inquiring as to who the Postum and Grape-Nuts adts Mr. fmt said to his We receive so many io"f thij kind, that it il aM pople are curious tu ttppcMNl we let the advertising !mvc that picture of r ' print in I name it A Helping ( Mrs Post had assisted him ti n 01 Mime of the most faertl ements.) I 1 a natural shrlukiiig from 17. but with an agreement name would accompany ths its use was grante l. a was presented In the light ''ding a welcoming hand to the uf Postum and Grape-Nuts, so lure appeared on the back cov. Ulf 01" the January and J11. m i-azinea and became known to 'f jieople. .irtlsts have commented npoq '!ly the most iierfect hf'J world. rtlslng dept. of the Postum not seem ablo to resist the ii to nlist the curiosity of the

refraining from giving the the owner when the picture I. hut stated tha' the name " given later in one of the news- ' uncemcntH. thus secMng to ". ,ers to look forut.d read ilnt, advertisements to learn f the owner. in.it ..n of art f.nd corn"1 the multitude of inquiries 11 excellent illur'r.iti n of the ' 'ho public takes In the personal I'y life of Innre tntinufcturers !' 'me liecome hruiohold worf?J 1 s?silve and cnntlnnoae BB entt ia newspapers nod period-

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ti.'. aide allusion to the

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V. 24. I say." Place emphasis on I Jesus was Himself authority for what He sai l "Hwear not at all." That this doei not prohibit taking oath at a court of Justice seems erldent from the xample of Jesus Himself. Iso of Paul (Matt. W'.tt, 04; I (' .r. 11.31); but it forliids careless utter ance of oaths in omersation. Vs 35, 36. "Nor by the earth." eta Various forms of swearing in common use by people of that day are now alluded to. V. 37 "Communication " Speech. "Yea. yea: nay, nay "Tee'' au I ' No. ' Your simple affirmation or denial shonld le sufficient for you and for your hearers. If one always tells the truth, people are willing to take hid simple word. "Cometh of evil," or of the evil one." It Is the spirit of evil that suggests the device of Fwearin,. V 3S "An eye for an eye Kx 20 2. Lev UMi Dent, lit t, It i true that the laws of Moses inclti'led such terms. V. 39. "Htslst not evil." Do not retaliate. "Turn to him the other also " it Is better to be struck twice than to stride another once. V 4. "If any sue thee." If another enters a law process against you. It wer ttetter to Buffer yourself to be iefratl led than to resent it In an utj-

Christian spirit. ' Coat " The long tunic or undergarment. ' Cloke." The

outer robe, commonly of wool V. 41. "Compel thee to go a mile" The original here has a Persian word which tells that an old time pra-tiee is alluded to. Often a mau In traveling would be seized at a post station and forced to carry a royal ms-ag- to fcome point far away from the place to which he was Journeying Jesus bidf Hij followers FtSdtf such service willingly ami without resentment. V. 4L' "Give j . . asketh of thee ' It Is the spirit, rather than the letter, of this direction that w.- are to follow We should cultivate a giving spirit - a readiness to do all the good we can to all V. 43. "Love thy neighbor, hate thine enemy " The first phrase, not the second, is found in Moses' law. ( te marginal reference V 44 The portion of this verse which our Revlers omit, since lacking In best MSS.. Is found In Luke ; 27, 28. Four teps In the ladder of love are here pninted out 1. Cultivate friendly feeling toward those not of your own race or cla' (here termed enemies 1. 2. Return klcd wor.ls for cross ones. 3. Trove your friendliness by doing kindnesses to thosti who act unkindly. 4. I'ray for those wSo are s i tiatf ful you cannot approach ihem. "Iiospltefully." Acting out of spite. V. 45. "That ye may be." jch a spirit, manifested in the ways above mentioned, will show to all that you

are sons of God, not merely because creafel by Him. but as luivlni: H:s disposition. "His sun" We should recognize thuf Jod p..--ses and e,.rttrols what we style the forces of na

ture. V 4 "I.ove ti em wh! h love you " Even the most hardene I p. oji'e 1monly do OlU, but the Chrlstua should not thus limit his love V. 47. "Salute ." Exchange the customary It tag when you meet Su h salutations usually included a form of prayer for divitx Mesalttf. "Voir brethren " TJiose who are specially near or p'e .slng to you. V 48. "Perfect " Complete, or sincre, hotter Interprets the thought than perft ct. ss we und r-t.nul It. (Epb, 4:18 Practical Piit.tt;. V. 3. By sw taring one taJlTM none sive himself. V. 31. We should be most careful to fulfill all promisee Kccles. 1:4, ".. V. 37. An oath on the lips let ayl -In rn the heart. V. 4' Hitter to suffer two wronl than do one. V. 42 liove quickly transforms an enemy latfl a friend. Hem II M -L V. 14. The Ciirlstian. tot cut-- returns prayers V. Uk Many p Ifdl t their onl? Idea of Cn from the Iren of w f0l. lrwers. Mow careful, thon, snould each one be!

HOSPITALS CROWDED

MAJOMV Or PATIENTS WOMEN Mre. Plnkhnm's AdTtoi Ravae Many From this bad and Costly Experience

It is a said but ct sSain fact that every year bringt, an in

crease in the nuinberof operations performed upon women in our hospitals. Murethan three, fourths of the patients lying

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wnite tieds are u.,mni ami virlswhn

are awaiting or recovering (röen ..raUona made ueceksary by neglect. Every one of tliese patients had plenty of warning in that tu annjr down feeling, pain at the left or right of the abdomen. nerTous exhaustion, pain in the small of the back, pt-lvic catarrh, dizziness, flatulency, displacements or irreg-ularitiea All of th. .se symptoms are indications of an unhealthy condition of the female organs, ami If not heeded the IfOable ma make headway until the penalty has' to he paid by a dangerous operation, and a lifetime" of impaired usefulness at best, while in many cases the result-, are fatal. Miss Luella Adams, of Seattle, Wash., writes : Dear Mrs. Plnkham : "About two years ago I was s great rofurer f roin a severe female tr obis, iieuru and

Ci iH' i.'-s. 1 be iiijctor 1 r. s. ril-d fur me and Cnnlly told me that I hat a tumor and must undergo an operation if 1 wanted to get well. I f. lt that thin wan mv tleath warrant, but 1 siient hundreds of dollars for niniieaJ help, but the tumor kept growing. Fortunately f corresponded with an aunt intheNew England tetes, and she advise! nv to take Lydia E. Pinkbam'i Vegetable kSBfMMnd, as ,t was said to cure tumors I didaoandimmhately tiegan to improve in health. and I was entirely cured, the tumor disappearing entirely, without on operation. I wish every suffering woman would try this great preparation." Just as surely as Miss Adams was cured of the troubles enumerated in her letter, just so srurely will Lydia E. Pink ham s Vegetable Compound cure other women who suffer from female troubles, inflammation, kidney troubles, nervous excitability or nervous prostration. M rs. P.r kham Invites all young women ire ill to write her for free advice. Mie ia daughter-in law of Lydia E. i'mkham and for twenty fire years has been advising tick women free of charge. Address, Lynn, Mass

To Cuba, ETery Friday, the Havana Limited.

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. ., lanunill UO. KS at Milbile at 3.00 P. M. 8aturda. On arm 5 of the Havana Limited, the palatial nineUen I not, twin K-rew S. ft "Priece .iorge" aails, and pakwa into the barixr of Haxana at siinii M n !., Ketunimg the S. B. Prime George" i sail from Havana at B 00 P. M U ,!,,. days, anting nt Mol le at davlight Pre daya, and the Havana Limited haves the teamfhip docka at 00 A. M. and arT'H il 1,ui ''urtlay mornings. A delightful week's nutmg mexpemuve nd full of interest. Low rate excursion icketa good for mi pnentne. ( all on your home Agent or write ,lno M lleall, (ien-

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la view of thf acandals and immoralitiee ia high life it that poverty i, M.e only saltty. Kakigb (S. Ci .News sad OUei..

Watch Him.

Keep yoh eye on de mxn dat's allnt i braggiB bout hia own boneatv," said ; Uncle Eln "Mebbs he ' like one o' dew yere magician folks dat makes e h a fusi howin' you dev am' got net tun up der sleeves, but allu oues de tuck jes' ii

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Popular Line to the East. Tbj sr.kndid passenger sen ire of the Nickel Plate Road, the care and atteu-

nun buowu m,rngin nave made it a ' favorite with the inexperienced aa well ftf those aeeuitomed to travel. Every feature nereoaary to the comfort and convenient e cf the pawengen, eapeciallv ladies traling alone or accompanied by children, ia I provided. Colored Porten in Uniform are in attendance to serve the wants of all and to see vhat cars are kept scrupulous- ' ly clean. Pullman hleapers on all trains, and an excellent Dining service, serving j Individual Club meals or a la Carta at

moderate cost. When traveling East purchase your tickets via the Nickel Plate Road. All traios depart from the La Sali St. Station, Chicago. For full information regarding tickets, rates, routes, leepmg rar reservation, etc, call on or addreae 3, Y. Calahsn. General Agent, No. Ill Adams St.. Chicago, QL

Bich. Jnlcy Badishes Free. Everybody loves juiy. tender radishes. Falzer knows thi, heme h. offen to send you absolutely free sufficient radiah seel to keep you in tender radishes all east mer long and his great Bixzrn's Baku u srrn noos. with its wonderful suri r.xes and great bargains in seeds at bargain praen.

Quite a number of eminent gentmn have lately inaugurated relormi without meaning to do it. Send this to Garfield Ta Co., Brooklyn, H. Y.. and re-eive in return a sampla package of (iar&eld Tea, tne herb cure for conatipation and aick headache. Hypocrisy', favorite role is that of a Sjeod fellow. Saturday Eveomg Post.

DAZED WITH PAIN. Ths Sufferings of a Citizen of Olympia, Wash.

1 Tm tsfhe rxjrrnrr of Roofless Tbern. WlK?o rool arr hrfir ns hia renoiwn Tb Im vr mem stainexi werr tndiscrrtt. Tor fi ilks viTxikl fhen nbsfam Tom mrol J And .wo hr lirlhreit? trade you Know. BypofWiin with .'SA POLIO.

43aught on the Rebound. Pümm hit ar - i going to have for dinner today. Mr,. Hat-aer: I hungry as a wolf. 'r UasberV-Ws are fcmg to have lamb stew, Mr. bhmm. What! again? I m tired of lamb!" "Hods! Then you can't be hungry as a wolf." Columbus Dispatch. WORST FORM OF ECZEMA.

Black Splotches All Over Face Affected Parts Now Cleat as EveT Cured by the Cuticur a Remedies.

The enormous crops on our seed farms the post season compel us to nue the special catalogue. SENT) THIS XOTlCE TO-DAT. and receive the radishes and the wonder- ' ful Bargain Hook free. Keimt 4c and we add a package of Coa- ; mos the most fashionable, serviceable, beautiful annual flower. John A. Malier f?eed Co , Lock Drawer K.. I.a Crosse, Wis. . Very Cheap. "The really rich are the only ones that ought to put on sirs." Sot on your lite ! Anvne csn sfford to do that! Theres aotaiag cheaper in the world." Detroit Pice Press. Robbed in Church. Just think what an .utrage it is to be robbed of all the benefit of the services by continuous coughing firoughout the congregation, when Anti ("r.p.ne :n guaranteed to cure, boll everywhere 25 cts. V W. Deiner, M. D., Manufacturer, M-r.ngdield, Mo. Fortune' wheel won't turn for a man unless he puts his shoulder to it. Ladies Can Wear Shoes One size smaller after u:ng Allen's FootEase. A certain cure for swollen, sweating, hot. aching fret. At ail 1 rugg sts. 25e Accept no substitute. Trial pickage FREE. Address A. 8. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. Y. Men who commend the mo t repect have the least thought ot seU

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L. S. Cirham, of 516 Hxst 4th St, Olympia, Wash., says : " ft'j years ago I got wet and took cold, and was aoon fla in bed, aufTering tortures w ith my

nacif. livery movement caused an agonizing pain, and the persistency of it exhausted me, so that for a time I was dazed and stupid. On the advice of a friend I began using Doan's Kidney Pills and soon noticed a change for the better. The kidney secretions had been disordered

and irregular, and contained a heavy sediment, but in a week's C me the urine ws. clear and natural again and the passages regnlar. Gradually the aching and soreness left my hack and then the lameness. 1 used six boxes to make sure of a cure, and tho trouble has never returned." Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Fos'.er-Milburn Co. . Buffalo, kf, Y.

Plenty of Land Southwest

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In land of plenty Not as much unoccupied land as there was five years ago, but enough for your needs anyhow. Tell me what section you are most interested in either Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas. Colorado. New Mexico. Arizona or California.

I will mail deeripie literature that will interest you. Oer . Colonisation At A T S. F. ky.. Railway t-chanfe, Chicaso

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"About four years ago I was afflicted with black splotthea all over my face and a few covering my body. w)u.h produced a severe itching irritation, and whuh caused me a great deal of annoyance and suffering, to ruch an extent that I was forced to tall in two of the h ading physicians of my town. Atter a thorough examination of the dreaded complaint they announced it to be tk:n e etna m its worst form. They treated me for the same for the length ot one year, but the treatment did me no good. Finally my husband purchased a set of the Cuticura Remedies, and sftcr u-.ng the contents rf the first bottle of Cuticura Resolvent in connection with the Cuticura Soap and Ointmnt, the breaking out ent.rely stopped. I continued the ue of the Cuticura Remedies for six months, and after that every splotch was ent.rely gone and the affected parts were left as clear as ever. The Cutiesra Remedies not only cured me of that dreadful disease, eczema, but other complicated troubles as well. Lixz.e K. Sledge 540 Jones Ave., Sclma. Ala. Oct. 28. 1905." Many thinr I k-ep yon from the other triumph- i f life, but only selfr-hne-s can keep from i!ie victory of '.cviTo Chrre a Cold In One Day Take I.AXATIVB Bkomo (Juinite Tubets. Urumrista refund BOSseytf It fa;.s Is) cure. B.W. Gaovi s signature is on each hex. ÜS Whoever heard ot a hungry man talking about his heart? Lewis' Single Kinder straight il Italy smokers pteter MsCM t lue cigars. our dealer cr Lewis' Factory, Fiona, Iii.

f THE BEST COUGH CURE 5

, Cough synips are all cheap 1 enough, but it you should get a gallon of cough syrup that docs not cure for the price of a small bottle of Kemp's Balsam the best cough cure, you would have made a bod bargain for one small bottle of Kemp's Balsam may stop the worst cough and aave a life, whereas the cough "cure" that does not cure is worse than useless. Sold by all dealers st 25c and joc.

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