Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 20, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 February 1909 — Page 3
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PF-RU-NA TONIC FÜR
COUGHS, COLDS, CATARRH,
Zo TKfleo for flDoney is a Social Crime
(
JOSEPH HAUL CHASE
i it. .I. (".. Coluiiilni'. Ohio.
,, n : 1 linvo iikpiI Pcninn and . . ...intuit ho pntinled us n
' a cure for couj;hH,
i . turrli.
,r.. tiuthoriztd to use inv photo.
iiiionin) in any pnltiiintloii. .Joseph li. lins, ,..,li St.. Wnhlnj:tni. I). C
.1 I
M
Cold and La Grippe, ll.iltpv. Hnnlln. Kay Co., Mo., 1 ,an snfflv recommend I crura . h t tint will euro all cntnrrlml
of crent benefit to mi', as it ,,' catarrh of the thront, nnd I had cold anil had In crippu ,,,r It Hpttled in my throat j took throe bottles of I't'runa ...I me. r-fominond it to all who art I l am elnd to add my endorse- .. . of others." ' e-ru-nn for Colds, i lifford Figs. .lr.. 21)20 Kam ... . i la.-. iU.i
St KiClllUOIUI. a., wi nes mm ,tH a eold ho takes lVruna, .., , drives it out of Iii system.
years ho waH nor. enuri-iy I'.ninn completely cured him.
uim i)!l.lect tO IHJUIU niL-imruica ... . ure i'ennm tablets. ( .Uit-tratod booklet entitled Mont I'eruna," address The , (-..Iambus, Ohio. Mailed
V-, VfUC 1.00103.00
llr. iMndlKon 0. Peters In his lecture
In the l'hlladeipnia isortn uapusi
Church on "Tho Wedding Hing." had tills to say about marrying for monoy: "A lifo of loneliness is more honorable, than a loveloas marriage. All honor to tho women who make their own way In the world rather than live a life with a man lor tho sake of support! Aim not until our women bo;onio independent and Helf-rollant will marriage become what it ought to be a union on equnl terms and a freo surrender of the heart. The outward legal forms may bo complied with, and thus
t-oui tho lips of criticisms, but wife she is not who marries olthor for conveni
ence, position or homo.
"Marylng for a homo is a most urofome way of sotting a living. A marriage without love of tho lovable in a humiliating stoop to tho dust, a inoctery that blushes to tho skies. "Money Is the tiling sought for, and matrimony is looked upon as a mere
matter or money, and Cupid, having grown old, lias changed his name to cupidity. So common in the mercantile OBtimato of marriage becoming that 1 should not bo surprised to seo tho hymeneal market lists chronicled in the newspapers, with tho prices current of tho stock exchange. "Thus Is happiness bartered away for
worldly display, and tho very cltauei oi civilization and virtue surrendered to Us foes and all its treasures laid waste If money is your real object, the older and uglier the man Is tho bettor, for nothing should como between you and your golden calf, "'inmni'h Cunld Is said to be blind.
he Is a far better guide than the rules of arithmetic IJetter have a fortune
Iti vnur husband than one with him
'i hn nmn with no monoy may bo poor,
l.... it... r.,,.,, ivim has nothing but
Ulli luv . - mnnm. la iiooror than he.
"Ho may bo a poor man, but ho unvn Kfttiinttiinir besides his
mitj.ii.i . v . nvnriv in commend him. He should
,nvo two stroiiK hands trained to do
something worth while, and ready ever
fnr hard tasks. Ho shouiu nave an ui;-
...,oii,.n nmi n nositlon which may
reasonably be depended upon to yield f,.,.toi.if livinc. He should bo
(l LUflllU. .u"i wi.i.,airiniia tinil not self-Indulged.
-Gold can not buy happiness. I'obIh enn not bring It. It must be as
,i.,nr rmrkliiiir water from the real
r....ni nf lifo. It must How from
l.no. What U the Interest on $:ott.t00 dividends drawn
.. ivni heart and an educated
II Mill I . wB. . 1. Willi'
Tin ilealre to have a home Is com
ii.i. Tho ambition to reach a
. ...i. 11 ,,.aiinri 1r worthy, nie
lllKIl Kill iui w...... --- - . i l .i...t i.niiic monov and the weu-
1UIHU HIHI I.V.V.W . . i 1 ding ring both is not always stained
Easily Removed. "Pshaw," exclaimed Miss Krotchett,
"I'm afraid this gown doesn't become
my complexion at all!" "Well," remarked Miss Knox, "why
don't you change It?"
"How can I? It's made up now, and tho dressmaker " "Hut you can wash It off and make
EXTRAORDINARY INCREASE LAND VALUES.
or
up in some other Standard nnd Tlmos.
way." Catholic
A Pugilist's Life. Chapter I. A comor. Chapter II. A stayer. Chapter III. A goner. Chapter IV. A has-been. Puck.
AWFUL GRAVEL ATTACKS Cured by Dnnn'i Kidney 1MU After Yearn of Suffer Intl.
A. Hippy, Depot Ave., uiuiiuui. . nays: "Fifteen years ago kid
ney disease aiwichi-u
me. The pain In my
back was so ngonlz
Ing I finally had to give up work. Then camo terrible attacks
of travel with acute
tin I ii and passage:
of blood. In all I
passed 25 stones, some as large as a
bean. Nine years of
this ran me down to a state of contln
ual weakness, and I thought I never would b. better until I begun using
Dunn's Kidney Pills. The Improve
ment was rapid, and since using four boxes 1 m'u cured and have never hud
any return of the trouble."
Sold b.v nl dealers. fiO cents a oox.
l'oster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo. N. 1'.
r . Tenti
i rfm
Unnecessary Questions. "Did .Tarbov marry for monoy?"
"My dear fellow, evidently you have
not seen her." Baltimore American
Mr.. Wlinlou' Soothlnir Syrup for children
tecthlnK. noftcnB the jrums, reduces inflammation.
allays pain, cures wind colic so cents a uum.
He that does
ground. Latin.
not advance loses
iin nnt nippet constination. for this
condition poisons the blood and lends to ol.mnir. ill lipnlth. Garfield Tea. the mild
herb laxative, corrects constlpntion. keeps
the blood pure, and the lioaitn roou.
Do tho duty which lios nearest to
you. Charles Kings''.
Onlr One "IIHOMO UUIXIXE"
i. t.AVATiVH HUOMO QUIN1NR I
......... i,vt. nnA.l ilm
lor tue signature oi c. . uuu.w. u ... i . . . i .. rn1.l In Hna Tin v ' . .r
Let every man praise the bridge ho
goes over. Latin.
riiar white cloth" are a Men that the
l...,L.onpr usos uca cross nun uiue.
llOUf - - "v - . m. a
Large "uz. pacKnge. u cuuis.
The Pope's Costly Wardrobe. . it.. 1 . I M.n
UiUB i uifa - ,,, mfitrlmonlal fie mosi cobiiy uuhuub iii i vsith imrighteousnops. Dnt '"a1""1""1"1 world belongs, without a doubt, to the
happiness can not w uoufa..u Etinuette compels him to wear
not manufactured nor sum u.i
gain counter. WHAT SNOW
COSTS RAILWAYS.
The-R. asm I Mako and Sell More Men's $3.00 L J 50 Shoes Than Any Other Manufacturer ti Iwmh I tir th wfr th Urflt of Um mott . ms.il nrUtion of traintd rzptrU nd iUlWd
ir.t k. t os of th lttir for fh prt of tht ihe,
Statements by Officials and the Popu
lar Impression.
01 vtry dtUl of fdt istklnc Jn vry otparintr;;.
win für bf tb bt boniiM in n i
iiirfornnt garments each day In the
year, and, as nearly all of them are ornamented with rich and rare gems, no millionaire could hope to purchase them, even if a value could be placed on them. The Pope's little skull caps are of the finest silk, while his cmiiroldered slippers of velvet are gor-
ceous to look at. Still more costly are
mi. foil nf enow the nasi win- v,i0 inves. made of white wool, em-
if i ..i iU y. i.w mwif w l Do!i; , ,lot 0y ln tho East, hut through- jjroidered with fine pearls in the shape :?ÄÄlÄÄ,iK out th J country, caused some talk In of a cross. A special herd of fifty
Bheep is Kepi, irom wuitu un mc i'i'i wnnlon trarments are manufactured.
The surplices are of the most valuable and beautiful lace, while one long cape.
Art
JW. U-tH i. f Tannlnq the Soles makes them Mart f t .6r.i f Longer Wearing than any othirs. shir, for i:-ry .Mrmlit-r f I lie Kninll, Sim, ll..y,Viii-M,.'l len Mini "liHlr-n. . n ttrWlira!fr"y'lrl. , ClllTinM I -'0"e Ki-mim Itlionl W. I. Pnnßlai bAlllllIN 1 nam nml trlc MAiitpcd on twttout. Ju' 'Jtrltelflf Uid Eitlatlrtlr CUlog ffiUl'd fr W I DOl'OUS, 167 SparW St.. Brockton, Mm.
Soatheru Alln-rtu I a Mllllr Good Country.
No stronger or better evidence can be elven of the merits of a country
than that which comes from the testi
mony of the settler who has determina
tion to succeed. This is why we re
produce the following letter, wülen
siwaks for Itself. These iwople were
Induced to go to Western Canada
through the solicitation of a Cauadlan
Government ageut, who secured for
them low railway rates. Carninngay. Alta.. Canada. Dec. 15. 'OS.
Mr. C. .1. Hroiighton. Canadian Uuvoru-
incut Agency, lo5 Adams street, Chicago : We had auilRclty enough to tackle
tho proposition of buying four sectious of land in Southern Alberta, thirty
miles ist of Clalrsholm. and heading up on the Little How, and our two boys
each got a homestead adjoining. We
fenced three sections and the two homesteads and built a house, barn, corrals
and granary and have since enlarged
some of these buildings. We have
broken 200 acres of land, which has
been sowed to oats and wheat. During the severe winter of two years ago
tho winter wheat killed out somewhat
and our crop yielded only ten bushels
to the acre, but the spring wheat went
24 bushels to the acre. In this coun
try we must be prepared for storms and cold, at times. 20 to JW) below zero, yet on the whole the winters are mild;
nnd while there nro exceptional crops.
it Is fair to sny that the average
furnier can depend on having a yield in vorm? vears of from 20 to 25
- -rv v bushels to the acre for spring wheat; and winter wheat in our immediate
neighborhood yields from 2T to 'M bushels to the acre on the average.
Wo have now nulte a bunch of
horses, over 50 ln all, about 1150 sheep, after having sold 140 for mutton this fall. We have 20 head of pure bred registered Shropshire, which are worth ?20 each. The average price received for mutton sheep was $5.00 and a little over. Pork brings 5 and 0 cents a pound. We have about 30 head of cat
tle on our ranch now, and last winter they picked their entire living from our pusture. running to tho straw stacks for shelter at night. The increase of land vnlu? has been extraordinary. Our land four years ago cost us a little less than $U.O0 ... . 1 1 !.... . .
an acre, we nnve soiu one ei-uuu iui $15.00, but we would not sell any more for less than $25.00 per acre, as we expect the railroad within four miles of
our ranch within the next 15 months.
Southern Alberta of Western Canada is
a mighty good country for any man or
womau who loves outdoor 11e and who
wants to get good returns for their la
bor and Investment
We have been pleased with cur treat
ment from tlio canntnnn snvermiifiu
and can heartily commenu bouuiern
Albertn as a splendid eouutry in which
to locate.
Yours very truly, (Signed) JAMBS S. AINSLIE & SON'S.
" Do you know of any woman who ever received any benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? " If any woman who is suffering with any ailment peculiar to her sex will ask her neighbors this question, she will be surprised at the result. There is hardly a community m this country where women cannot be found who have been restored to health by this famous old remedy, made exclusivelv from a simple formula of roots and herbs. During the past 30 years we have published thousands of letters from these grateful women who have been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and never in all that time have we published a testimonnl without the writer's special permission. Never have we knowingly published a testimonial that was not truthful and genuine. Here is one just received a few days ago. If anyone doubts that this is a true and honest statement of a woman's experience with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound write and ask her. Houston, Texas. "AVhcn I first hcan taking T.ycUa K. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound I was a total wreck. I had been sick for three vears with female troubles, chronic dyspepsia, nnd a liver trouble. I had tried several doctor's medicines, but nothing did me any good. "For three years I lived on medicines and thought I would never pet well, when I read an advertismcnt of Lyd a E. I inkham's Vegetable Compound, and was advised to try it. "3Iv husband pot me one bottle of the Compound, and it did me so much pood I continued its use. I am now a well woman and enjoy the Lest of health. "I advise all women suffering from such troubles to prlvo Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial. They won t regret it, for it will surely cure you." Mm. Bessie Ilicks, 819 Cle-cland St., Houston. Any woman who is sick and suffering is foolish surely not to give such a medicine as this a trial. Why should it not do her as much good as it did Mrs. Hicks.
COLT DISTEMPER
r eaUx. The 1' er bow "nii
11
Cn be l.ti!-i Tffr euttr. "toe !' r rami, ort obdcti i
nTutt.cr la frL Act? oa the blood and . irl era. ot
1 110(Wm of drug?!'" and Um dIr. er xnl eirrw paM fcr IilatLrt?rrrä: Cat abow, bow to pooltl. tbrc-u. 0r frw HooklatcUwertrTWiln. Local azrata wanted. Urjt-t mU1b bona raoMdr la exloo twlr Tear.
8P0HH MEDICAL CO.. aUtitaBrUbbu, Cotherir Ind., U. . A.
SICK HEADAGHE
tho financial district as to the Pfsiblo
effect upon railway earning. v .... prosslon prevailed that a largo Increaso in opetatlng cost might follow. Olllccrs of tho companies, however, when asked what this amounted to, replied that cost of removing J ccptat terminals, is comparatively Flight on steam railroads. ISvon at terminals the expense docs not nowadays count heavily. n.h Kven with roads In tho far orthwest President Lowry, of the Soo lino, which has to deal with snow through .,r.i, n.iUota. Minnesota, Wisconsin.
ritlng. A perfect rem- nna ,u, to the North lake region, reedy lor Dizziness. Nausea, ,)liP(J tliat the Item of snow removal is y....w.,lq ITliI Tn(tti) i t .... 1 (Innnt
In tho Slouth, Coated ttn all the snow of this winter, mo Tonpio. Tain in tho side. on) y roport that has heon hoard of eraTflllPITI T.TEIL TÜ07 i.AHaumnnt on that account was tno
Pj-ulato tbo Bowels. Purely Vegetable Ono about the stalling of tho train on
. . nnnr MIHI nfJlPC ...1.1, Ininwi .1. H 11 Was reiuuiuij,
oMALL rILL. oMALL Uuoti owall rniuu , ,t st. PaUi about Christ
i. a 1 'lit a..' - ,1
iCARTER'S
llTTLE SVER PILLS.
Positively enreel by
these Little rins. Tliey also relievo Dis
tress from Dyspepsia, In
digestion and Too Hearty
Burials in Japan. There arc no undertakers In Japan.
When a person dies It Is tho custom
WESTERN CANADA
More Big Crops
In 1908
CARTERS iTTtE IlVER j PILLS.
m
Genuine Must Bear Fac-Similo Signatur-
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
urder!
One geU it by highway men -Ten of thound by Bad Bowels Ho difference. Constipation and dead liver make the whole ytem ick Everybody know, it CASCAKErS regulate care Bowel and liver trouble by simply doing nature's work until you get well Millions use CASCARETS, life Saver! ES2 CASCARItTS toe n box for a vwk'l ft iimrnt all dniRcUts IHgKt eller in the world. Million boxe u month.
SEED OATS
60 cts. a bu.
Ter Salter's calalos pace t Jg. I
K' t tr wers cf seed oats, wheat, barley. t n pt tators Brasses and clovers and
" 1j iiiil n w rl.i nie cataloc I ee or.
100 hi stamps an) tecrivo sample til I' larGiaS. ylrldins IO tonB t f Ii) I . f ats.siiüln bailer, etc . easill" worth
I 10.00 fa-.Tinantn nrv ti cet Marl wmi
l Iren Or. semi lJO anil we ana a " U'm seed novelty never seen before SALZER SEED CO.. Bor Ü liCrtus.Wli.
Beware of the Cough that hangs on persistently, breaking your night s rest snd ex'a Jitlnr von Willi the violence ol ihejiaroiysm, Afewdo.es o( 1 'iso's Cure 111 relieve wonderlully sny cough, no matter h w fir advanced or serlou It noeillirianil hr.il the trrttaled
surfaces, clears the cWsed air
e ana the cougn
pears.
rntoate ana the cotign uiiap-
Al all druggists', 25 ct. mmm
mas time. Mr. lim "' " " SStl in North Dahota or about twelve hours on account of a l ea j Inowfall. The lines to tho far Nortl cn'pclally Northwest, have ahuijs ctxmi -d "Pon the expense of maintain--.nir.iv lurinc tho cold season.
Seldom a winter passes that they are ?Ä on some division, but tho pas Vinter, has not been unusual In this
W , 'mountainous districts oUhoWc.t the snowshed. or tunnol, hnsTyn . nee SSnry from the time tho rnllmul, that territory wore built. Now oru
i:tnlns Post. He Obeyed Ordere.
one of our well known contractors nnd ouU low. while superlnteiulinK the oc.io. of a large brick building, was nnhr.l one day by a late arrival
Vom Ireland, who PP?
and wn employed as a no hiir. instruetcd that he t arry up a certain numbei ..1
,rnhiir tho supply of bricks ran
, i.t..iiii.h flnlnc his bpst. the
man s""ihl not And tho usual number nako up his load. After gnthorlng eurl l.ri.k In sight, ho found he was Sil one brick short of Ms last num-
Tn nnwfr to a loud yoll from the Ptr"ot "nl of the workmen on the Cltb
story stacing sunuiu
"What no j"11 ' eniii Throw mo down wan brick, snld 1,,r" . ' ... ui i.i -m make me
fc"Xff.--rlMa Lodge, Elntitlcd to Clemency.
The prisoner had been found guilty
of.. M Vangton Hockafus;
III VI r . . .. .. mr
"wimi nave yuu i
SvUMce'of'thocotin should not nr hii mle cheek flushing with Indlg- "..".!? V.?I i.. the reward a man gets
xvnm. hancs straight from the shoul
ders, and literally gleams from top to bottom with gold and precious stones.
The rings, too, which the Pope wears nrn nriceles3. containing as they do
many stones of matchless quality.
London Tit-Pita. Discovered.
"Wq have been hearing a great deal
about tho superman, but Is there any such thing as a superwoman?" "Yps. She Is the lady who doesn't
tret off tho car backward." Chicago
Uccord-Ileraiu.
Groundwork.
Madge What is the object of hazing
In rnllnco?
... 7 ... . i i
Marjorie I guess its to icacn uie
hovs brutality tor us in mo luuiimn
games. Puck.
DIDN'T KNOW
mourning does not begin until after burial.
NEW DISTRICTS OPENED FOR SETTLEMENT
i
MOW'S TIllS? 320 Acres el lied Is EACH 5ETUCB -160 frts
ir a(t nn. Hundred Dollars Reward for R.mestess' ssd 160 il $3.00 Per Acre,
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by A coantry anJ a
roipcrou people." Extract irom aHTjponencc oC a Nati mil EJitor. h( Tilt to W ctcrn
Hall's C'atarru urp. .,M,.ui Wc
hare known r. J.
K. J.
Wo the undersigned, hare known r . J. I , i. -as an iasviratkia.
Cheney for the lnt 15 years. anl believe Many bare p .Id the-.-ntlre ct of tbesrlarms (
Kim norfeetlr nonornoie in nu no "" 1 .n.i hn.t a t.lan f ( irota wioj;m.t ui
'. ' .t. ....... I., llr ),! In enrrv nut anv I
actionn, aim un".."j "- is a nstui i . .
nliMsrflllunR Iliaur uj i nnrini i.iw-ji. ......h . - - -v"'
Wai.DINU. Kisnan MARVIN, Flax, and I'ea. arc tbo principal cth. "n"6.1.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, that harcerrr a Id o the Cteaw market, act lS dlrwt" upon the Moo.! and mucous SpbndklC ima.e . R. lJ!it ciiiik u" j ' , Tiimnni,!. um I W atlH. railways tou h m -t the settled oi- j
"fw-1".- - . I Iil (mrunk. Kor pamnmHS mi" a
Take Hall s 1-amnr i iiis ior uBi.i... fmatJon rerdioe !- radrwid ratenapoyto
W. O. Scott. Sinaterlent oi iracsnrraiion.
polls, Ind.,
Aathonied Goerioet AacBts.
riaata aax wbara Jon aw Hit. aJtertinint.
rr.1. n ....... r. 1 1, nt Atrttitrn Ic In mil. Ottawa. Canada, or W. H. Roc. JA rjoor
l ilU aiiviib" - ä -r.-l ll-lixi,,,. Indiana
,l -
gion. uun juiuiMuii.
h h,Mlls country- for bavin' a largo fam- ncxv onc nppears i ivr'Chlcnso Tribune. They are genuine human Interest.
Coffee "VVnn the Cnti"C.
Manv daily habits, particularly of
eating and drinking, are formed by fol-
lowlnc our elders.
In this way HI health is orten ins
tened upon children. A Ga. lady says:
I had been allowed to drink coffee
ever since I can remember, but even
as a child I had a weak stomach, which
frequently refused to retain food.
The taste of coffee was in my
mouth all the time and was. as I found
out later, the cause of tbo stotnnch
rebelling against food.
"I now see that It wns only from fol
lowing the example of my eltlers Hint
I formed nnd continued the mlserabio
habit of drinking coffee. .My digestion
remained poor, nerves unstrung, fre
quent hendaclie, and yet I did not sus
pect the true cause. "Another trouble was a had, muddy complexion, for which I spent time nnd money for creams, massaging, etc., without nny results. "After 1 was married I was asked to try rostum, nnd would you believe lt. I, nn old coffee toper, took to Postum from the very tlrst? We made It right
according to directions on the package, and It had a most delicate flavor and I at once quit coffee, with the happiest results. "I now hnve a perfectly clear, smooth skin, fine digestion and haven't had a headache In over two years." There's a Reason." Name given by Postum Co., Ilattlo Creek, Mich. Head, "The Itoad to Wi'llvlHe."' In pkgs. Ever read the above letter? A
from time to time.
true and full of
"Only Us Chickens." Tho same thing that prompts one to sav yea In answer to the query. "Are you asleep?" may have influenced the nogro ln tho following story from Life: It was n dark night, and tho owner of tho ehlcken-coop. gun In hand, was Investigating certain suspicious noises he had heard.
"Who's In thoro?" no cauoa at me
open window. liü-astus. Inside, ropllod softly and reassuringly. "Ain't nobody heah 'cep'ln us chickens." An Announcement Analyzed.
Vnit snv vou wotilun t man in-
WHISKY HABIT!
We have the only known formula
that absolutely cures whiskey,
norphlne, opium, heroine, codeine,
cocaine, chloral or atropine habitt,
or any of these In combination.
PAY WHEN CURED. We guantnteo our fire. We do not exact a cent of money from the patient until he Is satisfied of his cure and leaves the sanitarium. He places the money In the bank in his own name (not In ours) to be paid to us when cured. Could any proposition bo fairer?
The l.ntesat Kiul.
Anna IX Adams Theatrical !lcautV Pus-
zlc. 10,000 prizes to thoe wno soivo u. Amuse vounu nnd old. Send 2Tc to-day. Itoom 212. M Suite street. Chicago. Thero is a happy ending and an unhappy spending Irish. All Who Would Enjoy
good health, with its blessings, must understand, quite clearly, that it involves tho question of right livin.' with all tho term
implies. With proper knowledge of what best nian alive," sold Mit Cayenne
mcnt, of contcmplatioi md of cllort may you anj quUo r,ght If by any bo mado to contribuu to living aright. chanco you should meet the best man Then tho u of me '.nines may be dis- alive and by any future cb .boull
pensed with to advantage, but under or- ..yonf.
"It would bo a pity to run me ns of selling his disposition." Washing
ton Star.
DR. STEWART, III4K. Illinois St., Indianapolis. riea'e sire. In knotete eonftdence. full partlelars coo cumins your treatraeot. Name Addren
Clip oat the above coupon and mail
at once to
THE DR. J B. STEWART
SANITARIUM,
1114 North Illinois Street. Indianapolis
Billion $ Grass
dinary conditions in many instances a simplo, wholesome remedy may lc invnluable if taken at tho proper time and tlx California Fig Syrup Co. holds that it ii alike important to present the fcubject truthfully and to supply the one tcrfect
laxative to those desiring it,
His Falling SlghL "Waltor. 1 asked you for green tea " "That Is green tea. sir." "Oh It It? 1 must be getting color hiimi.' 1 thought It was blond." Chi
Consequently, the Company's Syrup ol cag0 Kccord-Horald.
Figs and Elixir of Senna gives general -nied
satisfaction. To get its beneficial effecti c0untpy gr, thore wa8 narncd Kitty. '
buy the genuine, mantuacturvu uy ue. who wanta to live in me city.
Pnlifnmia Fi-r Svmn Co. only, and for sale So she came into tow n.
n i -
itm mt I
ThscrsaiestcraM cl thseerfury. Sa o crow creryw-era and rle.djrora12to 10 tecs cf bay, andbtsefpasttro besides psr aera. Clovers L&rcest r rowers cfCUrvsAI-'iUa, TlrocAy & Crass Sesd in Asaerlea. SiWa CttiUi It's ta too t orltl rial el t.k ttablUsrLaBdlsfUdir call dtoloteaOBC win -atara t ri or rtoltiaaaadtct lou of remarkatla
farm el aamfclM, IslBd -t BUUOB Oru.rtiiailttl farm to set a start vita.
LaCROSSr.cNJ
4ohH A. SalZW C0.UwiaeeHm
by all leading druggists.
I. K. V. INDIANAPOLIS NO. C. 1SM9.
where she soon was "done brown"
And lost her cash, which was a pity
jjammore Ameriwu.
IV St NNY TFVNFSSFF 12fK) acres Van, s 11. anl I. m ",o nrre woren wire fenf "0 'Ual I rroiw. stock; arm wln'e-ü, rocl i.irnw pure water, tlm'xr, crass. U.el $tJnK) Write me. J c Ambler, owner. Itanrlicstcr. Tenn.
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