Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 49, Number 10, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 November 1906 — Page 3

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Wouldn't Fit. Pom visitors from the north atei led service at a colored church In A ' MUM and were much amused when t! good old preacher referred to J a I and .lohn EL as "John with one t- tad John with two eyes'"' Hut when he gave out a hymn be gtni Bf Purge Me with Hssop." t a .is consternation In the choir IBd prat fumbling around for a tun' 0 tl th- words. At last the leaditiK irister addressed the preacher: "Say. brother Johnsinu. won't you please try some odder yarb?" Lippincott s Herdmg of New Yorv ' Poor. Pa'.i'. I' ("ravath, cbfeJnnea of the tenet 1 committee of the Charit) Orsanltetlcei society, declares tha i 'ivas sh"ws that there are in New York tenements 357.UOO

' .-a are Impracticable in tl and it is for want of ap I rather th3n of means, that i. . d hu. iM -Km In : m uuid. V DEBILITY SHOWS And Why D.-. Williams' Pink Pili Aro a Soccific for Dangerous Physical Declines. The symptoms of fp uei il debility vary iorordiuB t. the oaase but anakimsi always present, a Umdenoy to ernpirw itatiue ciutily, riUKHiK in the cr, sumetiutea biHck sitM pu.xhdi; lefro t.. i v.-s. weak Iwk. ViTtiuo. w.ik. ful-

u aoatdtrj Inability to stop thinking, un refresh nig sleep. The cuiim of ti ulile may in Home drain u Inr it nuiv )h Mental or tli vsnal

M el work, sometimes IttsnAoletit nutrition ilno to diK' -live clisriirUuiee. In Uh KtttOtMM there i p. mriillv a hs-,.f ' ' and n c a ted fcWtgM as well an f il bagvot sad debility. Hiss Lu'.aM. Mctzp-r. a stenoer-ipln r, I ft Tl Mill et niiX.Weleeiuw. If .T uff. red for over n year fron general debility, "It was can x l by ori rt u.iv," si BS "ainl I had BO Blubitioti, didn't ant to bo aiivwlu re, my r.i didn't J r it, I was rata down, lifelews and I'M I i.Mk medicines hut they failed t" help lue. Fiuallv fii.-mU rBOOBBHl il ! I Dr. Willieons1 Pink Pills to my II Iber and abe ffot aoaae for nie. I took tii' in for mini time mid was entirely ' 1 Bud bavo bad no retain f tM trouble lb VVUhaaM1 Pink Pills cure & hilitv w they nctiinlly muUe new. n U, rich blood, and eg the Id m1 currier 1 ;m" nt t.. all lite organs and tissai w tli body, nervee n w. ll n ntneclea, toe tteer blond Btimnlacee the organs to ' he work thai natare expects of tbern i ! normal health follow-. tint nnlv

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FAILURE8 DUE TO POOR FOUNDATIONS, SAY EXPERTS. Experiments In Mar.y Cities Belnj Watched with Great InterestPrecautions Urrjsd Against Decay. Washington - I . .s !te the unfavorable experience of many ettlen, the bureau of lorestiy of the Kovernotent uiaintalUM that pavliiK blocks of wood make a very satisfactory and eooancaieaj treet if adequate loeadatinns ar laid ami it proper precautions a oUnel de ay are taken. The BOVernment forest experts Bay that the failures of the past have occurred! because round cedar blocks were used, without precautions aRalnst de

cay and without a sufficiently foundation.

Tin- fore.-try bureau is now cm dmting an experiment which will go far toward decidln which woods are Best. The proRrePK of the experiment can be profitably waiched by all ciiies In which street paving with wood is considered An experimental pavement has Just been laid in Minneapolis as a cooperative undertaking between the city government and the fo.est service, Different woods were used and ail wi re treated with creosote A publication of the bureau of forestry says of the experiment; "Tlie woods used we re lonpleaf pine. Norway pine, tamarack, white birch, western larch and Washington fir. All blocks were laid with tho irrain vertical, and were four inches in depth, four Inches wide, and from four to ten inches lonR These blocks were Impregnated with creosote and laid upon a foundation of Portland cement concrete. Successive sections of the pavement were laid in different woodn. Also the angles of the c ourses were varied, one betaf at riRht angles to the traffic, another at 45 degrees, and a third between the two. or fi7' degrees. "This experimental pavement was laid on a streit whuh carries the heaviest traffic of the city, so that comp ara'ive results ran be obtained in as short a time as possible. Traffic recordl will be made twje a month, on different days of the week, and from these record! an accurate knowlBdg of traffic conditions may be obtaiaedL This Investigation should furnish definite information on the following jiolnts: Th- suitability of the various woods, the relative value of heartwood and sapwood. the best dimensions for the blocks, and the most serviceable angle for the courses. " The government experts are posl tlve In their belief that wood pavements have decided advantages. They say: IP ent use of rectangular wooden Mocks for street pavements has given excellent results. Many engineers believe that these blinks, when pmp erly creoaotod and laid on a concrete foundation, make a pavement which poeseaees high excellence in a great' er number of essential qualities than any other now in nee Among these qualities are great smoothness, low traction resistance, minimum noise, am: considering its sm oothness, comparativep little sUpperincSB, Slije pctiness has sometime;; proved obfeci i' nable, but is not greater Pot wood than for BheeM asphalt, all temperature conditions considerod; and wood is much b ss variable In this particular than is asphalt. It is prob able that no ther pavement with equally slight trait ion resistance will be found less slippery. Wood payment is also eas to clean and to maintain and when well laid Rives promise of proving more durable than any other except one constructed of the harden granite Two main causes have militated against a wi !er adoption of the creo soted block pavement One has been the prejudice which was engende;. I by the former experience with wood; the other Is the rise in price of long leaf or (ieorgia pine, which is the wood now principally used. The forest service is making investigations to find out what woods are most suit able for use in paving, and whether less expensive woods COM not be used to supplement the QeOTgla pine. The investigations have been upon three lines to lean the present situation, to make lent! "f the suitabil tty of VationB wo,,P. and tO lav experimental pavements and note their wear under actual traffic conditions.''

Fruit ands will not stain goods dyed nitli IT I NAM I UK1.1 h mfci, aad it eeeeri i bright nd u.t. Every duty biih we omit, obscures . BBBM tl Ith which we should have known Ituskln. -' g rifle. Minder traight .V. Mtny Bnehen prelej them to lue rtgars. Vour idealer 1a i' Factory, fhötm. III. If a man is really In love with a clrl the redness of her hair is invisl- ( ble. Ur. liiiiiliin'a Soolhlns rtii. I ror i . i ,t. ... ,. um (au, iMac! la. J Qaiua. n ... .. aSSa, '-ui c. w in . a. Bm a bltifc The man who sows his life In the : furrows of human need will reap a rich reward - W. Smith. With smooth iron and Dgflgnea Starch, you ean launder your shirtwaist just as well at home as Ike steam laundry can; It will have the proper itiftneei and InUh, there will be less we.tr and tear of the go ft, ami It wiil be a positive pleasure to 1 use a Standi that does not stick to the Iron. World's Gold Production. In the last äOo years over twelve billion dollars' worth of gold is estl ma'ed to nave been dug from the earth. Not mu' h more than one half of this Is definitely known to be in existence In the monetary stocks of th" globe. Of this, however, the United States Is believed to hold from a billion and a quarter to a billion and a half.

Ttiera ti mor trarrb In tail ,f -tr n of th country Ikes i lUirr Alaaaaaa put t,"-nt.r r.d uu: '. iti ut fr yt-ar wm iuiipuM-4 t be jr. 'jrtle. foesSTMl niany rssiSSacl r. pn oouoccd It a luval dUeacr aod pr. .. rtl-ij local rrmadlet. .nd by esaaMMlf fnl.li.u to i ire . :tb loeaj iraaiiurt pr in. u need It lucurabia. . abaapr . ,-a i at jtU Ui la a c.uisltutluual dla4e and iberrfure ra'.utm r ,n.lltiiil .aal irraioirni. Hall'l i tarrh t nianufwlur 1 by K. .1. brnff A i j. , T 'Ifdu, Obi'i, Ii tbr .i -'Ituttotial curr oa (he market. It I taken ISIMSSllJ tn d. . fr n. 10 dr p to a lap- nful. It acu directly on the i:o-4 and miicou urfarei "f the yttaiu. 1 Lrj offar . oe bundled dollara (off auf raaa II fall to cur, bead for o!r-u'.ara and taatlm tsla. A : T .l.i Hl M.V CO.. Toledr.ObtO. S 'Id t y IlruiTKltu. 9 1 11a.. Haittr PUn for r, ntt'patlon.

Not Complimentary. A Stockdealer, buying horses In Colorado, had been directed to the ranch of Old bill Sands. Wishing to learn something of Old Hill s business methods before entering Into negotiations, he made some inquiries at a near-by ranch. What sort of business man is Dill Sands?'' he asked. all. stranger.'' replied the rancher, "I don t think Old Bill would go plumb to hell for a nickel; but he'd keep fishing around the edges for it until he fell in." Lippincott's.

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There are two elates of rrmfUm thoe of known qnility and which are permanently beneficial in effect, actiiag pently, in harmony with nature, when nature needs assistance; ami another class, composed of preparation! of link noun, umertain and inferior character, aciing' temporarily, but it jtiriously. as a result of forcing the natural functions iiniic-csarily. One of the niest exceptional of the remedies of known quality and CTetUenjCd is the ever pleasant Bftn of Kic-'. iuwiu fact u red by ths California

Fig yrup Co., which represents the acthe prim iphsi of plants, known to act most beneficially, in a plea-ant cM-up. in which the wholesome Califotnian blue ligs are ua-il to coin tribute their ri h, yet delicate, fniity flavor. It is the remedy

I of all remedies to sweeten anil refresh and cleanse the system gently and naturally, ami to n i -t one in overcoming const!pation and the many ills resulting therefrom. Its active principles and quality are known to physi-ians generally, and the remedy has therefore met with their approval, as w. II a- with the favor of many millions of well informed persons who know of their own personal knowledge and from actual irfnrrt gej that it is a most excellent laxative remedy. We do not claim that it will cure all manner of ills, but recommend it for what it really represents, a laxative remedy f known quality and excellence, containing nothing of an objectionable or injurious character.

There are two classes of purchasers; those who are informed as to the quality of what th y buy and the reasons for the excellence of articles of exceptional niei it, und who do not lark coiimire to go

elsewhere when a dealer offers an imitation of any well known article; but, tinb lllH.ll Ij. there are some people wlto do not know, and who allow themselves to he imposed upon. They cauuot expect its beneficial effects if they do not get the genuine remedy. To tlie credit of the drutrirists of the I nited Mate, t,p jt said that nearly all of them value their reputation for professional integrity and the good will of their customers too highly to oiler imitations of the

Genuine Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fie Syrup Co.. and in order to buy the genuine article aad to get its beneficial effects, one baa only to note, when purchasing, the full name of the CompanyCalifornia Fig Mrup Co. plainly printed on the front of every

package. Price, öOc per bottle. One aiie only.

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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color more goods brighter and fatter color thin ant other de. One 10c oackioe color all Uber. The, die in cold vater better than nt other Ore. Too can fs mi garment without ripping apart Write lor Ira pooklet-Ho to DfSj Bleach and In Color. MONROE DRUG CO.. Unlonvillo, Mlimotsri.

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Canada's Pooulation Increasing. The census of 1901 akowed the Ca i nadlan population to be 5.371.-113. an Incrcas-o of BbOtft half a million over 1891: a cHlcu'.atlon based on a census of the northwest, the Immigration ra mm and other official sources of In- ,

formation, entlmates that since 1891 there has been a mllli.-n increase in the po. ula; ion. a far larger growth than has been shown in any decadal census sluco confederation, In Ur and one fifth of the total urowUi 0 th Dotalnloa twist the hole of the nineteenth century.

8o They Laugh. The laughter of the different nations Is said to vary arestly The Italian iatiKh is languid but musical: the Oertnans ItoiKh in a deliberate rashl n The French are spasmodic and uncer tain, he upper class Knalish guarded nnd not always Rentilne. the lower class Knelish explosive, the Scottish of all classes hearty, and the Irish rl lb'klnK Tho Chinese Inuirh is not so eipressive as the Knropein. It Is usually a titter rather than a gevLln jutburst Of nie: : jmcnt.

Pheer white poods. In fact, any fine wash goods whpn new, owe much of their attractiveness to the way they are laundered, this being done In a manner to enhance their textile beauty. Home laundering would be equally satisfactory If proper attention wan given to starching, the first essential being good Starch, which has sufficient strength to stiffen, without thickening the goods. Try Defiance Starch and you will be pleasantly surprised at the Improved appearance of your work Makes Son Private Secretary. In appointing his son. Lord Hruce, as his private secretary the earl of h'lgin only followed the examrl of the late .William E. Gladstone, who, when he beCtaM prime minister in 1889. ai pointed Herbert Gladstone, then a young man of 20, to a similar position. Defiant e St.irrh Is the latest Invention In that line and an improvement on all other makes; it is more economical, does better worn, takes le.s time. Get it from any grocer. Women who kiss each other ere often ftjUty of counterfeiting. Iwia' finale Binder straight 5c cifar mide of re b, mellow tobacco. Your dealer or Lvi" Factory, Peoria, 111. He Is a wise man who either speaka the truth or says nothing.

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