Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 April 1909 — Page 6

WEEKLY COURIER

ni3N HI). DO AN 12, Publisher.

JASPRIt,

INDIANA.

A i unu unn wUo cannot grow n tiiu-tahe ts almost u ashamed of it

i Kirl who can.

as

Th. Kirl who flirts always takes chrim ft, u meeting some fallow who can I at her at tho game.

A t rass bund ig said to hare ex tingni.,i.-. nn 1n New Orleans by plu:iu -Holl. Jordan. Roll!"

You can alwM tell win ; her a newly ma 'i Benedict d ti:v.v by watehlng

mm , a: his wife's first apph Suits'

dUUip-

' What if J could could como

1. 1 . arth ff.r .1 day or two? ' some

b"',v il"ks Wh. he would llnd that

it i: n bmner hit earth.

"HOOSIERISMS"

Little Items of Interest All Over the Length and Breadth of Indiana.

PARIS FASHION HINTS.

Pottery Clay Near Boonvllle. A rich vein of flue pottery clay been found near Boonvlllo.

I;

-.1 avatin to remember that

ci'.'T th.- time we jult buying cough

mt.iicin. we are up against the

in tow sen-ens and

tiy

Heed

paper.

f.v th. el br.

; ttburc speech is the most ""i- address ever delivered, but - atfhtneu who have followed Lin1 think It erred on the side of

A t " t 1 . . . 1

i.ui; nn,K ai a King and a f n do :;;,r aw.-.k clerk mav also

pric a Jt.ihMj atitoonibile hut he-

tell the fait -smaii to wrap It up

d( for

linn

Woman Is 102 Years Old. Nancy Carter Williams, of Shoals.

celebrated her 102d birthday last week.

Land Owner Is Dead. W. T. Newsoui, the owner of 3.000

acres in Bartholomew couuty, die!

last week.

Will Spread the Gospel. Twenty-two young preachers wero graduated last week by the North Indiana Conference. Still They Go "Dry." Vermillion. Henry. Bartholomew and

Jennings counties joined tho ranks of the "dry" last wek.

New Traction Line Projected. A traction line between Crnwfords-

vllle and Covington is nroiectod for

this summer.

Negro Gets Life Sentence. Charles Jackson, colored, was sent

up for life at Indianapolis for tho murder ot a colored man and woman.

Mrs. Culbcrtson a Suicide, has Coroner Heckes, of Vlncennos, has

nie 1H8 verdict In tho death of Mrs. Kussel! Culhertson. in which he finds her thirty-flvo years old, nml that death wns due to poison, probably carbolic acid, administered with her own hand with suicidal intent. This ends n sensational case.

Farmers Kick About Autos.

Formers of Marion. Hnncock. Hamilton. Boone. Hendricks. Morgan. Johnson ami Shelby counties nro complaining that the country ronds nro being badly cut up by nutomobilo companies which are testing their atitos on tho ronds leading out of Indianapolis. Velpen Has Close Call. FIro of nn incendiary origin destroyed n business block in tho town of Velpen. Tho town has a population of 300 and has no lire protection.

uu 11 wns only by hard work that tho fire was stopped with onlv tho destruction of flvo buildings.

-'WJtf S31

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL

The

Senior Derean Lesson for day, April 11, 1909.

Sun-

r.famo6 tho brother During CliailgC Of Life

nd because ho suw it pleased oUyS HITS. LliaS. Bflrclnu s, ho jmiceoded further to take ... . M,My

vn.iiiiievii in .it ..

through tl.e(l,angeof Uivln J"Ä

-1. a lunerai for ?19 seem to bo

nb.n, ,h. riht thins for you?" asks a r.iitnnore man Thanks, but. if the

gentleman doesn't mind, we'll put the qu.stmn in a ptgtonbole for future

ren r-nee A Jirl ... n . .

" x-iruiisyivania. under a

nyi-noTic spell, declares only the kiss

of a:i unknown charmer can break it.

She is i.ot original, but plagiarizing

uire.uy rrorn the 'Sleeping Beautv,' in the old fairy tale.

Natural Gas Gusher Struck.

f.! wen from which n flow

A Ladles' "Drum Chorus." Underwood, n smnll village on tho Clark-Scott county line, believes It has n unique musical Organization, n "drum chorus" composed entirely of women. It was organized by V. H. Glessner in July. 100S, to piny on pub-

of , He occasions and expects to bo much

more than 3.00(1.000 cubic feet of gas ; 1,1 demand this year for soldiers' re-

is craping was drilled in near Oak-1 unions.

Jand City.

Wili Fight Sunday Ball. Indianapolis clergymen are pre

pared to test the legality of Sunday

baseball in the courts. A bitter light U exi-ected.

F-r the left t.. hind

wnirtii m me uear ones

persons walking on streets

wmre automobiles

in

abound should

their pockets ldentlflr.it inn

carN and instnirri,nc n ...u. ...

h the remains.

carr

do u 1

A stu.lent in

1

Mirrnrc confer nn

in Wi.sc, nsin, has been sent to a state

reforrI,i..ry für a year because he E-t fir- to the college inn, "just for

I'm It is clear that education had ade mm., impression upon the mind

01 that young savage.

Corsets cause the biggest war cloud

r.ow ,Q the horizon. American corsetm a &-... v. .... 1 .

nave inva.iea I'arla and the Isis n 1 . r. 1

'"ans uy to the defense of

wnat they treat as a vested right. Well. a war of the corsets would add

a new r. attire to history.

How shall we know when the villain

u"1!u: n' wo if Maxim's airless

pun is used on the stage? We can know however, when the villained is shoot mir liv ihn t . .

. -"v- ..a; bub squints her

oes atei turn her head aside as she

r--s0 up- trigyger.

Tt. larci . dran.a

g " a bright Idea for my new fcirti.l Hia .... .1 .

. im (iMouace you n 9

s' t'i the Lonrlun r.LKn

vi'wir. instead of opening with a housemaid dusting the furniture and telling the audi, r.ce the plot. I m going to bring on a varum cleaner with a phonographic attachment. "

Engl at,. Illegal

force ! r He t- it,

ask'J 'he maor In n vw

' rlty why the laws against l:ir selling were not en-r-lates the Christian Register

his clerk. "Urine m. ,h..

Jury l.f Running his finger down the clumn. hp Mjll. ..Tm salon k,,or. That man owns a saloon. That one 1, n bartender," and so on Then he said. "How are vml going t., get a Jlir- mnfle of gjch terla: to convict?" The q.i-stlon arises

ji-, in, 1 ie me nirv tin

Wh. n Iiishop move people he

hrooks wished to never denlctt Vls

but exalted virtue, recalls the Boston Post. This new theory of Instruction is unnatural and debasing, if not jj. legal. If ever this expnrlnient is per formed in th public schools of this city, it is to be hope.) that the superIntend, nt will immediately stamp on It. and that the parents of the rhlldren who are fore d to witness the antlct of intoxicated puppies will

give tne names of th

to Mr Ati-'ell.

exterlmnnora

. .I,. , He will do tho rest.

Thor

are lots of nafv im i

uiia in lire that are true, admits the NewHaven Register. Perhaps we aro destined to have som more of thorn worked Into the plot of the playwrlght who Is striving for sensation, but we hope not. Those truo things in life are not covered up t0 nny fix. tent that would hinder progress. The newspaper tells the millions of thorn every dny. That is the newspaper's business to set down the record just as it happens. Tint the stngo does not have to do. and the sooner some persons get the notion out of their

Jieaos ne Letter it will be for stage rn i for us all.

the

He "Handled" a Shotgun. Glenn Snyder, seven years old. son

of Mr and .Mrs. John Snyder, of Hillisburg. while handiimr a shotgun at his

home, was killed

Heaviest Woman Ic Dead. Miss A lelia M. Weaver, the heaviest

woman in the state, died last week nt

Richmond. She weighed over 400

pound: s.

Result of a Slip. Patrolman Chris Tarnalto. of Evans-

viile. en his way to toll-call. sliDPed

on a banana ieoling. fell to the ground and hi rev oh er exploded, wounding him In the leg.

To Drill for Gas and Oil. Farmers of Grant eounty are taking

a great deal of interest in the proposed formation of a company to drill

some deep pay test wells In Grant

county for gas and oil.

Bryan Shout Causes Strife. Because she shouted for Bryan. Mrs.

Anna Heldon. of Kokomo. savs In hex

complaint for divorce that her hus

band knocked hei down and blacked

her eyes.

Red Liquor Did It.

Without any apparent cause excent

that he was under tho influence of

liquor and did not know what he was doing. James Jones, of Lyford, shot Miles Littler, his neighbor.

Teachers Invade Indianapolis.

Six thousand public school teachors

assembled at Ind anano is for the

meeting in first joint convention of

the Northern Indiana and the South

ern Indiana Teachers' Associations.

Marshall's Graceful Act.

Mrs. John W. Kern, wife of Indi-

ana s late candidate for Vice President, has been appointed a member of the Board of Trustees of tho Indiana Girls' School by Governor Marshall. Would Die for Lack of Hat. Because her prospects for buying n new Kaster hat wore discouraging, Mrs. Sadie Emmons, of Indianapolis, determined to dlo nnd swallowed n dose of muriatic acid. She will live to get the hat Never Too Late for Divorce. Mrs. Catherine Landgraf, of South Bend, who sued hor husband for divorce after forty-four yenrs of marriod life, was granted a deexoo nnd given alimony of $3,000.

Fatally Wounded by Marshal. Alonzo t'ptegrnft is lying nt the Jay County Hospital probably fatally

wounded by a bullet from a revolver in tho hands of Marshal John Depery. of Bryant, member of a Sheriff's posse which surrounded his homo to arrest him on a charge of attempted assault on his niece, Miss Bonnie Owens, of

ueorgia. Merely a Rumor. Anti-Snloon Lenguo leaders were disturbed by the report that the Indianapolis saloon keepers aro behind a movement to hold a county local option election as soon as possible, on the theory that now would be tho best time for the llbecnl olement. Mem

bers of various liquor dealers organizations declared, however, that they know nothing of such a plan.

Schoolboys Build Aeroplane. I During spare moments from school Burns Hunton nnd Karl Nester, stuI dents in the Boonvllle High School. ' have built an aeroplane which has made a successful flight. Tho boys obtained their Idea from a magn.'.ino , and with their originality have made j it a success. The wings nro twenty j feet long and tho rudder twelve feet ! long. One of the boys stands In tho 1 middle nnd starts to ran. When tho , edge of a hill is reached tho wings ; are tipped to cntch tho wind and it sails for a distance of several hun

dred reet. Tho machine lifts lifted 150 pounds. The construction is very simple, tho wings being double and covered with cloth. Whan tho boys fly a large crowd collects to watch

them.

27S4. Ladies' Waist. w4th body lining and with or without bolero and girdle. This is a chnrmlng and excellent modol for a silk waist with tho bolero or velvet ombroidered with gold or silver bullion. Five sizes 32 to 40. 2759. Ladles' Tucked Shirt-Waist, closing at front. Made of any of tho

washnblo materials or of silk and trimmod with insertion and lnee odging. This is nn excellent model for dressy waists. Seven sizes 32 to 4 I. 2701. Ladies' Shirt-Waist. with high neck or Dutch square or round neck and long or threo qunrter sleeves. A slmplo modol made in any material and suitable for a bold design of handembroidery, taking up most of tho front. Sizes 32 to 41. 27CÖ. Ladies' Shirt-Wnist. with long or seven-eighths sleeves. A plain and simple design, suitable for development in almost any material nnd trimmed with insertions of cream-colored lnce or embroidery and a smart design

of hnnd-embroldary. Sizes 32 to 4L 27S3. Ladies' Tucked Shirt-Waist, closing at back and having seveneighths sleeves. This model Is very stylish and may bo developed In silk or messnline as well as batiste, organdie, lnwn or linen, tho panel front hand-embroidered with silk floss or

mercerized to 4L

cotton. Seven slzos 32

No. 834 Tray-cloth design measuring 10x21 inches, embroidered on linen, lawn. Indian bend cotton or scrim. The blossoms should be worked in delicate yellow, the leaves and border being in green; if preferred the edge of the border may be in solid or outlin stitch.

Fashion Editor. 400 Century Building, Indianapolis. Ind.: Inclosed please And 10 cents. Please send Parrls pattern No Size

IM3TEK DELIVERED FROM PRISON.

Acts 12. 1-19.

UULUKN TEXT Tho nngel of tho

Lord onenmpoth round about them that fear him, and delivoreth thorn.

I'm. 31. 7

1. Now about that tlmo Herod tho

King stretched forth Ids hands to vex

certain of tho church.

2. And he killed

jf John with the sword.

3. And

Ihu Jew

I'eter also. (Then were tho days of

union venoii urenil.)

4. And when lie hail nimreliended

uini. ne put htm In nr son. and dellv

trod him to four qunrtornlons of sol

uiLTs io uoep mm; intending after

master to bring him forth to the people. 5. Peter thorofore wns kept in prison: but prayer was made without reasing of the church unto God tor

tum.

ti. And when Herod would have

orougiu mm forth, the same night

reter was sleeping between two sol-

mors, bound with two chains: and th keepers before the door kept the pris

on.

1. And, behold, the angel of the

uora caino upon him. and a light

oiiuieu in uie prison: ami ho smote

Peter on the side, and raised him up. saying, Arise un ouicklv. And bis

cnains roll off from his hands.

And the nngel said unto him.

uim tnyseir. and bind on thy sandals.

And so he did. And ho snltli unto him.

Lnsi iny garment nbout thee, and fol low me.

u. And ho went out, nnd followed him: and wist not that it wns true

which was done by tho angel; but

inotigiit he saw a vision.

iu. When they were past the first

aim wie second ward, they came unto

tne iron gate that leadeth unto the

city; which opened to them of his own

accord: and they went out. and passed on through one street; and forthwith the angel departed from him. 11. And when Peter wns como to himself, he snld, Now I know of n surety, that the Lord hath sent his angel, and hnth delivered mo out of the hand of Herod, and from all the expectation of the people of tho Jews.

THE LESSON EXPLAINED. Here Is one of several ovonts which occurred about that time, and exact chronological arrangement is not In all casos possible. This, however, must have shortly uroceded Herod's donth, and consequently the date can not have been far from A. D. 43 thirteen years, more or less, after our Lord's death. During those years political lioiin.lari s in Palestine had been changed, there was no longer one pmincial government for Judaea and Samaria and another for Galilee and I'eraea. These provinces, together with the tetrarchios of Philip and

i...ysnnins, were now united in the kingdom of Herod Agrippn I. here re-

1 erred to as Herod tho king. This man

was the grandson of Herod the Great, who murdered the infants in Bethle

hem, nnd the nephew of Herod Anti

pas. who put John the Baptist to dentil

ami to whom our Lord was sent by

1'iinto. no was very

WORTH

MOUNTAINS OF GOLD

auaotjiiTa Rymj,t.,niN cm trul v -

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)OUI,.l Jus ,,r.,T 0YT1 1 1"" Ol gold to I; , r. stiri ,1 ; , .ul and st 1 e 1 V t li. 1 never f.. re t t..teM my frietMU

Vegetable cÄ,ntri;ä;d;, .' ; ; during Ida trying period. ( restomtlnn In "1 ,ei8

........ ... ,,.,! means s,, imiri, to mo that for the sake of oth, r s Tf ing women I nm willing .... , lur'

trouble public so vf, , . ,7

this letter. - M ks. 'c u i) v ' K.F.i).,(;raniteville, Vt UW' 2so other medicine for woman's in. has received such whle-spn ad ai d qualihed endorsement. So other m" i icine wo know of has stub a im-,,5 of cures of female ills as has I.,IU P l'mkliam's Vegetable ComiH-ut'd lor more than 30 years it

curing female complaints mi, , inflammation, ulceration.

nesses. flbroid tumors, irregularities. periodic nniiis. baeknebo t.,n. ..: -

and nervous prostration, and it ij

wm.-iiu.Mu.-u iw earrying women safth through the period of elm

It costs but little to try J.ydn L IMnkham's Vegetable Compound and. nsMrs.Iiarclaysays.it is "worth nwu tarns of gold " to suffering women.

Benares. Benares. India, was an nM. - .

ital before Babylon or Nine, en founded.

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i foot. Our Curnri Until...,

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and Inerowluc Null .u':.. t.

mnkef. new or tight shoe ., s ,. i I'rucslxt.t and Sh.n

mailed MtKK. Addrawi Alln

Le Ituy, N. y.

s. o.

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It IS easy tO affrCt to .lest,i,. tha

things we can not understand.

In case of aeeideut.

Nurns, K-alds. sprains, hrui

in- ...ill

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ii ml . .. .... m. .. .. t I I : . . ' - .. ,

mfiruic i minims os.lr'1 ri

Agar a Busy Man. Henry Agar, alleged forger and embezzler, left for Snn Bonito, Tex., to resume his commission business. Ho gave bond in tho sum of $8,500 for his appenrnnco In court at the next term on charges of embezzlement and conspiracy to defraud. Old Fight On In Pike. The old county sent contest between Petersburg and Winslow, Pike county, waged with great fervor several yoors ago. nnd which has been for various reasons allowed to lie dormnnt for the last five years, is on again. Divorce for Minister's Wife. In tho Auburn Circuit Court Judge Bratton granted a divorce, to Mrs. Ornco Edyvean, of Butler, from hor husband. Willinm Edyvean. The defendant is a minister or tho gospol in Butler. It is said there was a scandal connected with the caso. Serious Charge Against Davis. Joseph E. Davis, Auditor of Delaware eounty, was tirrestod last week on eight grand jury indictments, charging serious misdemeanors In publle office. He furnished bond In the huiu of Jl.iioo and was released.

Hard to Oust Randall. In fighting authority from on high, Scott Lester, owner of a farm near Noblesvlllo, on which Lnyton Randall has proved an unprofitable tenant, thus fax has lost a long stnigglo for possession. Randall Is still on tho job. Two years ago Lester began to ask Randall to move from the farm, but tho latter, meeting him with prayerful protestations, succeeded in remaining despite all of Lester's demands to go hence. To-day Randall Is camped In tho born on the contested property and refuses .to budge. Randall gives as his reason for sticking that the Lord owns tho land

nnd supplements this by claiming ho has authority from tho Almighty to look after It. With this argument he stands firm and Lester's pleas nro of no avail. Some time ago Lester, with tho aid of earthly ofllclals. went down to tho usurped fnrm and ousted tho ten children of Randall. Tho limbs of the law removed the goods and chattels belonging to Randall. Tho children since have been kept by neighbors and will be until tho contest is settled. In tho menntimo Randall is in tho barn.

Take Your Choice. Douglnslto I don't like to bo Inquisltlvo. Mrs. Newcomer, but what does your husband do, and how much doos ho earn?

Mrs. Newcomer Ho earns what ho makes and ho makes what ho can minding his own business. Douglas

lAm.j iJispntcii.

Inferences.

She You don't act ns if I was tho

ilrst girl you over kissed.

Ho If I nm tho first man who evor kissed yon. how do you know I don't?

Llpplncott s Mngnzlno.

friendly to the

Jews and seems to have had a sincere

Xamo religious regard for Jewish customs.

no constantly uweit in Jerusalem and

AiMrneo ws a strict observer of the law. al

jowiiik no uay to pass without offering

a sncniice. Me used all his great po

ltticnl influence to spread Judaism, and It is not strange to learn that ho

stretched forth his hand to vox (af-

met) certain of tho church. Persecu

Hon of wron,? beliefs was then held to be a duty. It is nn odd suggestion of

now little nfter all Is known in detail about tho apostolic Church that we

know so very little about James tho brother of John. With our limited

knowledge wo would not expect him

to stand foremost or to be the first arrested. He was put to death with the sword that Is, was beheaded. To

please the Jews wns Herod's constant endenvor. and Peter also wns itnprls-

oneu uuring tne (lays or unleavened brend, that Is, Passover time. Peter's arrest must have reminded him of tho

arrest of his Lord at tho same season (Luko 22. l-C). He was put In prison until tho end of tho feast and commit ted to tho care of four nuartornlnns.

four bands of four soldiers ench. who were on guard in succession during

tne mgni. one qunrternlon (that is. four soldiers) for each watch. Herod's

purpose was to execute I'eter in view

of tho people (verse 4). but ho waited

until nfter tho Passover, which In our

common Bibles is here incorrectly

canon "taster. According to the Tal

mud it was unlawful to defile solemn feasts with executions. Prayer was

matie without censing of tho Church

unto Cod for Peter. The Christians

probably assomblod in different pri

vnto houses (see verso 12). They had but one weapon to us piayer. Herod had the Roman army on his side. At

this Juncture tho life of Peter was the most Important human life in tho

whole world. Tho limit of human power linked to God in prayer has

never yet been ronched. Non-belief in

prayer Is tho impotence of the Church

Tho same night was tho night before

the day set for execution. The keep

ers ("guards') before the door wero two soldiers of tho "qunrternlon," the

other two being bound with two chains to tho prisoner.

Coal Gas.

It was in the early part f the eighteenth century that coal tu, ua accidentally discovered bv th. U-v John Clayton, then dean of Kf ..ir. Neither Mr. Clavton nor am .,t !,is contemporaries seems to have th ,.ht of making ue of the new ca- t.,r lighting purposes, and it was n un til tho year 1792 that it ws lir-t so employed.

Poor Writing Good for Farmer. Speaking about handwriting which is hard to read, an old time conduc

tor on tho Louisville & Nashville rnilroad told a story about James Guthrie. Mr. Guthrie besides being Secretary of the Treasury under James Buchanan, was also president of the Louisville & Nashville railroad and a resident of Louisville. In the early dnvs of railroading there were no printed pnsses as at present, and Mr. Guthrie would frequently write a pass for a friend on a scrap of paper. The conductors on the road would honor theKe. of course, but one fanner carried a piece of paper purporting to be n pass for a friend on n scrap of paper. The conductor honored it, but later grew suspicious, and one day tok it to the

office of President Guthrie and said:

"A farmer has been riding on this pass for about a year; do you want

him to continue to use It?"

President Guthrlo put on his glasses.

iookoü tne paper over carefully, and

saiit:

"Why. this is not a pass. It is a receipt I gave a fellow for a lond of

wood about a year ago." Loulsvillo

Courier-Journal.

Their Greatest Sin. In most of the Islands of t!. Pa

ciflc hell is not reserved for th. lied in our sense of the word- the is the murderer, the thief, the si it

and the selfish man. All these tv. i'Iv

reach a state of happine,s. H it a most unmistakable hell is regen ! ft

those guilty of the only sin kte

them, timidity and cowardice.

A Lincoln Relic. AmnnR the Lincoln relies In

ma. Wash., is a vnllse carrie I .

coin more than fifty years a debating tour in Illinois with S' A. Douelas. It M a olafn bn -: two and covered with blaek c leather, with thin iron band- !

studded with large bended ta ;, buttons.

if V! ' r hide

The Strenuous Blanche.

One of Blanche Bates' most Intimato

friends Is telling a rather funny story about this clover actress. "Sho came into my hotiso ono evening very much excited and I said to her: 'Blanche, for heaven's sake, what is the matter? You seem to be all gone to pieces.' " 'Matter enough.' she answered, as her voice shook with anger. 'I have boon nccosted by a man in the streets.' " 'What did you do?' I nsked. "I hauled off and hit him In the face,' she answered, 'and I said to him, "You dirty dog, would you speak to a defenseless woman?"' " 'And whore wns ho when you said this,' I again inquired. " 'Rolling In the gutter where he fell when I hit him,' she said, in a surprised tone at my question." Toledo Blade.

Another Knock. Percy Pickle Aw I called on Miss Wose last night, and for two hours sho played tho piano. Miss Tabasco Yes, and sho said the music romlnded hor of you. Percy Pickle Of mo? In wlint way? Miss Tnbnscolt was so soft and slow. Chicago News.

Possible Cause. Roderick I seo they have discovered some now greon spots on Mars.

van a inert runt so? Bot tho greon lint craze has struck that planet, too. Chicago News.

' No? Tho poet ravod and tore his hnlr And howled in accents of tlosnnlr, "Is there no rhyme for 'grocery?' "

His mocking muse said. "No, sireo!"

Smart Sou

Big Brained, The only two animals whoso brains nro henvior than that of n man are tho whalo and the elephant. ' Forgot. Ryor Why so sad, old man? Dyor Somebody promised to loan mo ?10 today, nnd I'vo forgotten who it was. Now York Hornld.

pure Water Is Blue. A well-known scientist sa -

the true color of pure water i-

nnd that this a characteristic water Itself and not due to t. from the surfnee or from sn-

particles. Lako Gejieva is an e.i.ji of the blue of pure water.

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SISTER'S TRICK.

At the Restaurant. , "If you wnnt a thing woll done " "Oh, that's old do it yourself!"

"Nope; order it rare." Cleveland

Leader.

Painfully Explicit.

"These Jewels aro worth a monarch's

ransom," said the womnn of wealth.

"IO What monarch lin vnn mtnf""

osked Miss Cayenne. "Somo countries nre trying so hard to lose their mon-

archs that I doubt If they would pay

tor tnoir recovery." Washington Star.

Rather Undecided. Sandford So you're In love with Miss Fairly? She's a decided blonde, Isn't she? Chappy Woll or I can't say thnt

she's quite decided ycL New York'

Life.

Milt It All Ciiiiif Out Itlulit. How a sister played a triek thnt

brought rosy health to a coffee fiVtM ü

nn Interest Inj: tale:

"I wns n coffee fiend a trent'. '".s.

nervous, physical wreck, yet elltici' .' to the poison that stole away my str. ,'ta. I mocked at Postum and would vi1

none of It.

"One day my sister substitute.!

cup of piping hot Postum for my : rn

Ing c " of coffee but did not tei: me

what It wns. I noticed the rl- hti. 'f It and remarked t lint the coffee t -'-l fine, but my sister did not tell ::" I

wns drinking Postum for fear I n '..-at not take any more.

'She kept the secret and kept

tne rostum Instead of coffee un i

grew stronger, more tireless. g"t ter color In my sallow cheeks n- I a

clearness to my eye. then she t"! of the health-giving. nerve-strent:,."i-Ing life-saver she had given me In j

of my morning coffee. From that t "

I became n disciple of Postum an! " words can do Justice iu telling the r- i

this cereal drink did me. I wi:i t t try to tell It, for only nfter hn -used It can one be convinced 'f its

merits."

Ten dnys trlnl shows I'.mtu s

power to rebuild what coffee has ,bstroyed. "There's a ren son."

Look In pkps. for the famous Uft e

book, "The Road to Wellvllle."

Ever read the above letter? ,v

new one annears from time to time.

They arc genuine, true, and full of

human interest.