Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 8, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 November 1908 — Page 7
I AM A MOTHER
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II . v American women in is t-clay lonpr for this .nie into their lives, and , . . ' to utter these words, but
it some organic uerange- ''. n happiness is denied them.
1 Montau interested in this
s - "i .nld know that pnparat i r lu althj maternity U i And by the use of LYDIA E. PIMKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND v M ,'ri- (iiliner, of West I - t , rites to Mrs. Pinkhain: -.tly run-Wvn in health f k'.t-ss pt-ulir to my mx, ' i K, Pinkhain' s Vegetable
i as reeotnmenueu to me. It r . r-d ii c to perfect health, i l;-.'ht I ain a mother."
1 !hhieIIall,ofIardstown,
h ft
- a very prent sufferer from uMrts and my physic-inn failed . Lydia H Pinfiham's Vejremid not only restored inc . :tlth, hut 1 am now a proud
NEW DISTRICTS A7W IfEW HAIL WAYS. W eaten. Cftiin.l nr.l Hrllrr Conllfluii. lli.m K rr fur t( (lenient. To the Kdlmr -Sir: Doubtless many of your readers will be pleased to have some word from te Knm atMa of Western Canada, where sueh a large number of Americans have made their home during the jwst few years, it 9
pleasing t0 be wt. to rPIMJrt luat Rea, rally the wheat yield has been good; It will averuge about twenty bushels
io tut aere. There will he many ease where the yield will go thirty-five hnshelH to the acre, and others where
uity bushels to the aero Una been reorded. The oat and barley crop has
iHH-n gjMeiKlld. The prices of all grains will bring to the fanners a magnificent return for their labors. An Instance lias been brought to mv notice
f a farmer In the PIncher Creek Southern Alberta) district, where winter uheat la grown, who made a net proflt of $10.55 an acre, or little less than the selling price oL his land. Thirty, forty and flfly bushels yields are reconled there. The beauty about the lands In Western Canada Is that
they are so well adapted to grain-raising, while the luxuriant gras.s that crow everywhere in abundance makes the best jwssible feed for fattening attle or for those used for dairying purposes. The new homestead regulations which went Into force September. UXkS. attracted thousands of new settlers. It Is now itotadble to secure 1G0 acres In addition to the ICQ acres as a free grant, by paying 53 au acre for It. Particulars as to how to do this and as to the railway rates can be se- !
ured from; the Canadian Government
ageuts.
The development throughout Westera Canada during the next ten years
win probably e-eed that of any otber
vuuiry in the world's history." Is not
the statement of an optimistic Canadian from the banks of the Saskatchewan, but of Mr. Leslie M. Shaw, of
New York. ex-Secretary of the" United States Treasury, under the late Presl-
dent McKinley and President Itooevelt. atid considered one of the ablest financiers of the United States. -Our railway companies sold a good deal of
their land at from three to Ave dollars
MILDRED'S SACRIFICE
Tale
XO'tth a
Sequel
Henry Creen Frawley was considered
a lucKy follow. Everybody sold so.
U4 oire, everybody was supposed to Know. He had nlentv tf title Ttvltl0
goods, was good looking, young, healthy and engage,! to tho star debutante of
mrnwjH, uwniy .MUared WaMs. Irawley is always In luck." said .Si6?! c.hums- Ho was popular in atnit-tic circles and wnn itmimtinn
au awes for his fearless dashes on tile
ireiu ana nis skill at bat and oar. He was liked by the ladies, and his tall, finely knit frame and clear skin, combined with marked regularity of feature, earned for him the title of Adonis. He cut a lot of Ice." and yet somehow the boys were not at all Jealous for they thoroughly liked his manliness.
. " i-uuuiK was 10 oe a June affair
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FOR SICK WOMEN.
.:ty years Lydia E. PinkV table Compound, made t - and herlis, lias been the i i!iidy for female ills, : it ively eured thousands . if h hohave lccn troubled with !. !it-. inllammation, uleera"l'l tumors. irrepiilnriliic
Wins, backache, that bear-Ul,n "crv and no,v ,,,(' ow are .-eil
i. .imp;, lmtulency, indices-
!i iit-i uu.sproscrauon. 'r v. u tr- it? Itn. Pitikhmn invites all sick wonnn to write her for advice. lic has rrtiiiled tliousnnds to licaltli. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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of Wheat Land in W estern Canada WILL MAKE YOU RICH , t - vr hare ).m pwit Geri ' ; in 1 nh.- run d ihfCfl. - R i i.jt m it i- MMitiif Xa ail ,4 1 . .icr.- frre. ami adiliUunal r. l-iMii n n tv cnuntrr ha .-I.Hi. .--1.1.x it k j r..,. irkaht.- " Kt-j fluni cara N 4' -.ma! Kdituc who ' i !i in Aii;u.t laM. , " 1 will n t raanr (amen '- a"nr. Gntiiv-raUinir. Miel !"r," an- thr rrmcioal indu. - to-tient: Svial t'ofMtitmH the V Uama.-, ua-iaatll: SdnWs. 1 ir. t.cWal tud. -'- - purc&al from Railwar
i tili
l .AST tWiST WI244T"
am mformatloa a to
- "-I Kjflwar Kai, appir to
-r H. K 3f Floor,
c. lniiaoapolu. Ind.
. lrnl K' nts. I va twttudrtliant.
iuk wie surac iano at from fiftv tn
seventy-live dollars, and buying more up in Canada at from ten to fifteen."
The editor of the Motiticello Uowa) Express made a trip thnugh Western Cauada last August, awl was greatly impressed. He says: "One cannot cross Western Canada to the mountains without being Impressed with its immensity of territory and its future jir.sp.-t.. Wbrre I exected to find frontier villages there were substantially built cities and towns with ever? modern convenience. It was formerly supposed Mutt the climate was to severe for It to be thought of as nn agricultural country, but its whfatriiMi.e potBihlliiies have been amply b'atcd. We drew from Ontario many of our best farmers ami nwt propresdive citizens. Now the Ani-ri-nns are emigrating hi gratr numtHTs to West
ern Canada. Seventy-fhe per cent of the settlers in that good country located r.mthcadt of Moom Jaw and HeKin a are Amerfc-ans. Canada Is well pleased with them and Is ready to welcome thousands more."
BUGKACHE,
Sideache, Headache, and a Worn-cut Feeling Kay all come from Constipation.
I line's Family I
Medicine - I alto Lane's Tea) : Tonic-Laxative and
constipation and the
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ft9
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t cotae from it.
a KT-eat blood medicine or.o of the best for all h, kidney and bowel : ' t:nts. ;; ''.'-rists, 2S and 50 cts.
Domestic Politics. "Whom did you support during the last campaign?" "A wife, two children, and n ninihnr.
Mn law and kept my life Insurance at
the same time." Puck.
Ur ""V. tw i Whin i lTr for ehfl"im ti-rfb-Inc. softens tb rumv r-'ar- infiammttiotw ilUys psin. eures wloj coUc ic KU bottia.
Wnen dignity is without foundation In character you may expect a man to fret over It
If rea nfch N-autlrnV. ctfar. walte ctoUies.
use nea inxi nail uiue. Iirge 2oz. pacJt-
age. a, cents. Botany Courtship. There was fun among the flowers
Though some thought it was silly. Tl-l. 1. .1 A . I 1 1 .
ui-u iitc uusiuug uauaenon Wooed the timid tiger Illy. Chicago News. Another Mutual Friend.
"He s a sort or a near comedian.
Isn't he?"
"No; a not-near comedian."
-Judge.
The Dumdum Bullet.
Tho dumdum bullet is named after
the place, near Calcutta, where If was
first made.
- - - I Low Rates lo Ca10"1 ! 7T " Oregon.U'.tHingtoo.
isd-K t 0,0,4J. MonUns. Wrora.n
OFHOUSEHOLD
KEPT GETTEfG WORSE.
riro Vrnr of Airfnl Klilnrr nirne.
Nat Anderson, GriM'nwood, S. C
Fays: "Kidney trouble lHsan about five
years aeo with dull backache, which
pot so severe In time
that I could not set around. The kidney
secretions became bad-
iv disordered and at
tunes there was al
most a complete stop "f the flow. I was ex
amined apiin and
acaln and treated to no avail and kept cet-
have to praise Doan's
I
tins worse Kidney Pills
for my final relief and
cure. Since uslnc them I have sained
OF Hnncr"1 Suie' on SHIPMENTS 1 In Ftrensth and flesh and have no sign
EMif-r . -T UUODS AND
,r'u.'lA' MOVABLES
a t
UriMio.,.V ",U'AUL"- Address
.r J3 Lint.ll Suire. Bsllal.. fi.1
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box.
of kidney trouble"
Sold by all dealers. ro cent? n
1 Foster-MHMirt i n HntTalo N. Y.
i lit necomcs a urns rainer man a
away ofp rtvv jt I lender who ii'as his appeal to tho
the church, and nlnns
discussed, when suddenly the couple decided to marry earlier. Nobody knew why. and "Dame Gossip1; manufactured many reasons, not one of them correct, however, and thereby hangs an interesting narrative. The wedding was a quiet one. Maids and grooms were dispensed with, and the couple disappeared, no one save the Walll3 family being Informed as to their destination. Matters soon cMtin.i
down, and what was for a while a
nine days' wonder" became a mat tor
of local hhstorv.
About tho aame time a certain vonnir
man received his desree of M. n nmt
proceeded to put in some good practice at a celebrated retrat a long distance
rcmoTea irom tue home of the Wallis family and the collate.
John Whldden. t One evening, nearly two years later, he waa attracted by tho sweet singing
oi a woman, proceeding from
tamauo waru. mere was something exceedingly pathetic in the lull-
any, at the same time soothing and
lancinating, it did not sound to his skilled ears like the voice of an insane person, but of one who was suffering fin ttntil.t ..l7.r r. m . .
11 tum 01 me neari-
tireak, and there was an occasional
break in the voice, then a spurt, as if she was summoning up all her courage
o go on wnn the song.
rne next day he visited the ward, and there, beside the bed of a hope-
ivsiy insane, nut seemingly vigorous, young man sat a young woman his contrast in every way. She was talk
ing m low, musical tones to the pa-
uiu ana was gazing into his eyes with ail her soul, bessine for recognition.
She was not a nurse or attendant, but
me taithful little wife a bride of leas
man two years.
John Whldden approached and gently placed his hand upon her head with
a lew comforting words, when she
raised her eyes, and he then recognized
me iace 01 .Mildred Wallis, the once
aappy girl whom he had loved aecretlv
before Harry Ftawley came into the
oouege and captured her.
Uravcly he held his lovo In check.
isut now that she waa in trouble and
sorrow it all returned witfT tenfold
energy, and he drew from her the sod
story of her aacriuce.
insnntty hart been in the F raw lev
family for generations, but never a
symptom came to Harry, and he felt
mat he would escape the taint.
One evening, manlike, he told Mil
dred the family secret and urged that
tue engagement be broken. She trern
bled. but. like the true girl she was
and reeling also that his manly vigor and care would keep the enemy at boy, abe refused to accept the opportunity to be free and vowed she would share
his lot.
A few weeks following tho confes
sion be began to show a slight symp
ram 01 mental aberration, and so. at her request, the marriage was hastened and they went to a distant place amid
the hills, hoping for the best
What a honeymoon for this voung
couple, he gradually growing more and more insane, she clinging closer and closer, praying to God almost hourly to spare her husband's reason. All in rain! So it was here than John found them, and here he was compelled to prepare her ralnd for the worst, for in a fow
weeks life departed and the once brilliant brain was forever at rest. The patient's mind cleared a bit toward the last, nad he was enabled to recognize the doctor and his faithful little wife. Almost his last words were "John, for my sake, he everything to Mildred. eSe that she has a little sunshine to make up for tho shadow I have cast upon her path. Promise me you will cherish her, for
I can read in your eyes your love, and
I am glad. Take her back into the world and. whatever happens, you have
my blessing."
Five years later, on an ocean steamer
homeward bound. John and Mildred
met. They had corresponded together
all that time, and there was a tender
link between them Henry's memorv
In the moonlight they spent hours to
gether, and before tand was sighted
Mildred had given her promise to be
John's wife. She wns greatly changed
and chastened by her great sor-ow
But for the strong Influence ex-.rted
over her by John Whldden's comforting letters and the thought of Ham"s
dying words her life would have In
deed gone out long before. After an illness of some months she was taken 10 Italy and there remained until ro-
storod. She was now returning to the
home of her wouth. cherished, protect
ed and loved by her truest friend, never
more to face her first grief aione, but
to begin life anew. Roston Post.
Infidel Garments.
In the Mohammeran laundries of
Egypt a secret mark Is used to dis
tinguish the Hnon of "believers" and
keep It from polluting contact with
Infidel garments. This mark Is care
fully removed before tho garments are
returned.
His Friend's Opinion. T have been married four tiroae and yet I often fear that I do not understand wowen." ' The fact that you havo been mar?o.fr .nilm,7 ,"ht 10 ovo from jour ralnd all doubts concerning tho mattor. "-Chicago Heconi HaralJ? Unexpected. Mrs. Gramorcy What do we need for dinner? 51MelShure' ,num- 01 trippod i ,, Lhe rUK and we need a new sot of dishes. Puck. '
Beware of Ointments far Catarrh that Contain Mercury, aerc-jry wli! nqrelj dtroj the snse of me!l and roaiptetK (Wange the whole system when enterln; It through the mucous surface Su-h articles shoald nerer be used except on prescript tost frota repatabie phrMelnas. as the damace they will do Is ten fold to the rood you can poislblr qVrlte from tbera. Hair Catarrh fure. raanttfaetured by P. J. Cheney & t o.. Toledo. O.. eontains no mercury, and la tkn int.-n.n.
acting dtreetlr upon the blrxvl nri m....
surfaces of the system. In boyln Half Catarrh l are s ire too ret tho rnUin.
It 1 taken tateraallr ami mir in T.i
Ohio, by P. J. Chener & Co T.,timni.i.'
free.
Sold by Hraeclsts. Prtee. 75c. pr Untie Tale Hall s Pacitiy Pills for constipation. LOOKING BACKWARD. j
What Is the Earliest Pvnt in 1 tr-
til k Ii V You Can Remember? I I can remember back to mv fourth'
year, said a navslcinn. "t tva rnr !
I1!05 tl,e Philadelphia Centennial of 1
lzio, anu 1 remember two Centennial
scenes well. One Was n erool rnnm
full of brass band Instruments honis so bg and yellow and shiny that they delighted me. 1 rememher inn o 1
Turkish coffee room. My father took
me into this mom. Turks In mtiv..
uresss bervea me coffee. I liked the ! place at first; then I &aw that it was noisy. The native waiters shouted horribly. I was frightened. I wos on the point of tears, butw hether I cried or not I can't tell you." "I can remember back to the time when I was three." said a lawyer. "At the age of three may father took me to Cape May. I saw my father out in the water. He laughed and held out bis arms to me, and. all dressed, I ran into the sea to him." "All of us," said a psychologist, "can remember back to our fourth year Some of us can even remember "bar k 1 to the second yoar. It would make an interesting article, a compilation of the i earliest memories of a lot of peopl.-. , The troubel, as a rule, is to fix the
uaie or inofe memories, so as to in
sure of our age at the time." Pitts
burg Press.
The Whale.
A whale's greatest speed Is from ten
10 twciTe mues an hour.
15 YEARS OF SUFFERING. nnriiliitr, Painful .Suren on L.ejc TorlurrU liar and -Msrtit Trll Mttuy Itcnirdlf to So Avail Curnl by ( ullrura. "After an attack of rheumatism, running sores broke out on my hnsband's legs, from below the knti-ü to the ankles. There are nn vrnr in toll
nil the discomforts and great suffering he had to endure night aud day. He used every kind of remedy and three
pujsicians treated, him. one after the other, without any good results whatever. One day I ordered some Cutlcura Sonp. Cutlcura Ointment, and Cutlcura Itcsolvent. He began to use them and In three weeks all the sores were dried up. The burning fire stopped, and the pains became bearable. After three
monius lie was quite well. I can prove this testimonial at any time. Mrs. V. V. Albert, UpjHjr French vi! Je, Me., July 21. 1007."
3
acts eiYtl
the system ejectuallyl; assists one in overcoming, habitual constipationj
enna
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iy ye 1 promp
lv outle bou els, cleanses,
Self-realization comes through on-.
ice for social redomption.
p e rm a nent ly. 1 o got its) benejicial ejects buy the genuine. flanujacturcdbytho California Jig Syrup Co SOLD 0 LEADING DRUCdSTS-501 fBOTTlL
mi mm, ' ilrlu S ulllrl
ALCOHOL 3 Pf.ll r-fv-n"
ANcgelaWelVcparaion&r. slm atinlicFoodjiKiRcciia (ifigUicStoaadisandßffi
All in Diagnosis. Patient How many different lan
guages do you speak, doctor?
Doctor Only one, but I understand
a great many different tongues. Detroit Tribune.
Oatmeal and Apples. Well-cooked oatmeal with a raw an-
nie is claimed to be an ide-.il riit for
humanity, and children can keep strong and healthy on this at the smallest possibio.ouUay.
His Finish. Ted What Ik-came of that fellow
who used to rock the boat?
.New Oh. he's rockins the eradlo of
the deep. Bohemian Magazine.
A Cure for Hoc C'lntlcrn. i Hog Cholera or Swine Pia sue as it is
sometimes called Is a highly contagious
disorder. i
When a hog shows any symptoms of
this disease, he should be Isolated at
once and the pen fumigated In order to
save the other hogs If possible.
Mix one part Sloan's Liniment with
two parts milk In a bottle and give
every sick hog a tablespooaful of this
mixture night and morning for three'
Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought
Promotes Di$wtionfcerfc!ncssand RestrnnMitKneithrr
OpiunusIorphinc nonMircraL s. .
ÜT NARCOTIC.
JUSeaaat-JbMte&ßx-S.mSttd ' fSrptrztut -tiCsrtxxkUa for J5WQTjficd Sjct -YiXzrjrenllrnr.
Apcriect Remedy forCoitsRpj-
i ion , sour biomacii.uiarntxi
"Worms .Comiilsioiu ihtnsh ncssaniiLossorStEEP.
lacS'imfo Si5naßre of NEW YORK.
Bears the A. Signature Am '
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MKT .-TTTf. TO TJO JWf
Guaranteed, undcrthc Foodjuj
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
In Use
For Over
Thirty Years
ASTORIA
TMS CCNTAUR COMPANY. NIWTOM CITT.
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FEFSIA
ctf rl" for
MSTIne lif r j-f-ir win lorfnl
Jsmts il- jan. 1W ilsreer St.. JerisrCltr.N. J.
uays. Monus Liniment is a powerful
antiseptic, kills the dLease germs,
soothes all Inflammation and acts as a
tonic to the animal.
.. J. .McCarthy of Idaville, Ind.
says : .My hogs had hog cholera three
days before we got Sloan's Liniment,
wuicn was recommended to me by
neighbor who was using It with suc
cess. I have used It now for throe iinv
and my hogs are almost well. One hog
aieu before I got the Liniment, but I
have not lost any since,"
Mr. G. W. Italsbaugh of Peru, Ind..
writes: i had four pigs that were
coughing and were not doing well. I
gave them some of Sloan's Liniment
and they got better at once."
Sloan's book on Horses. Cattle. Hoes
ana rouiiry ;nt free. Address Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Iloston. Mass. He has no force with men who has no faith In them.
Goodness can not become habitual unless we will to be bettor than wo absolutely need to by. Are Your Cinthra Faded T Us KM Cross Rail nine and make them white aaln. Large 2t package, 5 cents.
Sublime victories are commonplace days.
first won In
BesT For
The Dowels
i iiicuurrcis
CAN OY CATHARTIC
TOILET ANTISEPTIC Keeps the breath, teeth, mouth and body antiscptically clean and free from unhealthy germ-life and disagreeable odor, which water, soap and tooth preparatioaa
nionc cannot do. A germicidal, disinfecting and dcodorizingtoilctrequisite oi exceptional excellence and economy. Invaluable for inflamed eyes, throat and nasal and uterine catarrh. At drug and toilet atores, 50 cents, or
by mail postpaid.
ANNUAL SALE. TEN MILLION BOXES i L2! Trial Sample
Conflictinn ADnearanees. ' " "iTH.NDiuutr'sooMtMt.
Her eyes seemed to tell me she loved me, And yet, though I'd often nronse.
Her lack of conjugal affection
Was plainly implied by her "No's." Harper's Weekly. Mere Caution. "I don't believe In kicking a man
when he is down."
Of course you don'L It micht
stimulate him to get up again."
Philadelphia Lodger.
foil fn h vn,TV''I'aorarlpw l 8t "t-vw sou la boik. Tt. cenn tit tabiet lumped COC.
sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 59J
THE PAXTON TOILET CO., Boston, Mi.
s Ji , " rriC niiles n. e. of I hkas.. I prejudices of th p ople. 1 i -,n,',-,f' ?1T per arre. ' " " 1 , J , "ajr: h-!e. fonri : n wm W M f. l
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i MeHiuiiipöütistjeffaier
Tut. Gooi.
:-.
Paradoxical Praise.
Ho liked the cako which she did bake.
And as he readied a piece to take
He paid her this odd compliment: "My dear, you surely take the cako." Kansas City Tiroes. Conscience is the answer of mv life
to the light I have.
HS5
IF YOUVE NEVER WORN
l-S-I
youvet
to learn the bodiTv
comtort it qrvca m the wettest weather
MADE rO Hard scrvicc and" guaranteed KATERPSOOr
3S2 ATAaCOCOSTOtti CAtAioe ntt
trs t ca sejtaw tu.
Spalnards and Hares. Hares are never eaten by Snalnards
because in Spnln there Is a superstition that hares in tho night visit
churchyards, burrow into the graves .and eat tho doad bodies.
Something New. "Did you see anything new at the circus this year?" "Vos; the children who iaughod at tho clown's Jokes wore now." Brown
ing's Magazine.
1
Saccharin.
One pound or pure saccharin has the sweetness of a quarter of a ton of
sugar.
The Whale. Tho bono frame of the avoraga
whalo woighs about forty-five tons.
Our Coins. No man's haul appears on any Unit
ed Statos coin.
"Strength" may be the way
heaven spells our word struggle.
that
T. JoobU tnnket and sells mora M
men swa.ix) nn.l 53,00 sliors than any othrr manufacturer In tlie world, bWcau they Iiohl Ihelr shape, nt bettar. suid wear longer than any other isak. $jtl it All Mcsi far Enr Mimfcir f th. f .mil, Utn, Boy, Wem Mitstt I Chflirsa U "Sr.! tr lM; w L. D.iVui tt.isa I S.0 tSMt tn U. Ul U U waru mr .No Aul.ttltute. Vf. u UftoiU luni sfxl pnoj ti iumril on bottom, gold "tPTiT Shoes mstw from tsctorrl aar ttt oHr,-wot'd. Cats ont frre. "',w"" W. L DOU0US. 117 St.rVh.. Brscktsg. Hsss-
Xo man can live a whoJo lifo without some sense of tho lifo of all men. Ho counts for most In prayer who counts himself last of all. N"o heart is more sick than the ono that always nurses Jtsolf. Self-denial Is self-dlscovory.
I. N. U. INDIANAPOLIS NO. 45. 130S.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
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