Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 45, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 August 1909 — Page 7
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WANTS HER
LETTER PUBLISHED
Por Benefit of Women who Suffer from Female Ills
jllnnrapolis, Minn. "I was a great
I M1 rrinrnfl '1 lt'itqlnnnn
and broken down condition of tho system. I read so inuchofwhatLydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound had done for other sulTiring -women I felt suro it would help me, and I must say it did help mo wonderfully. My pains all left mo. I
new str .ger.nnu wiuun tnreo montlia I was a p rfectly well woman. I w this letter made public to fhow m' women may deriYO from I ' Pinkhara's "Vegetable Comp ! ' - iIrs John G. Moldan,
2U5 s-i"H'i oCi -worin, Aimneapous,
Tl!"ii"'''i f unsolicited and gemiIne t''i."' "i lls liko the above prove
the er- " : 7 or. jLiyuia innKiinnrs
yet.:1 . Compound, which is made exclibH' .y from roots and herbs.
Winn. , wno suner irom tuoso dls-
tresMnc i peculiar to their sex should
Eut 1. ' 'lit of these facts or doubt the al 'i'v f Lydia E. Pinkham's Yefpt.i! ! . Compound to rcstoro their health. If you want special advice write to .Mr. IMnklmin, at Lyim, Mush. Shewilltreatyourlettcrasstrictly confidential. For 20 years she has been helping sick women in this way, free of charge. Don't hesitate write at once.
Brutal Indifference.
"It seems since his marriage Jack 1 hornlcy lias developod Into a norfect brute." "Von surprise me! What has he
UUIIU .
, wny. tho otber night while his wife was regaling him with all the particulars of that choice Vorlfnst
hrummi sue noticed that ho seemed
jery quiet. And what do you think
ue was sound asleep! "--Clevolnnd
i-iaiii ucnior.
Father of Electricity.
The first step along the way of dec
incuy was made by the celebrated Galvanl, who Just before the beginning of the lat centry demonstrated that
eiecixicuy could bo produced by the contact of metals und llulds. Galvanl's experiments suggested to Volta in
iftuu me eiectric battery, out of which
Hnv conio an tne other electrica
iriumpns. Mexican Haciendas.
Some of the haciendas in the Mex lean state of Durango contain a mil
uon or mare acres.
HERE'S A WAY TO SAVE DOCTOR
BILLS.
Art and Weather. In a ir.lW-ry there hangs a large
canvas im an imposing irame. rue painting -li'ws a waterfall In one of the si.ii.'- tamous for startling natural se n-r. Tho picture nas occupM ir- present place for several
years
Ls ,i belong here?" asked a vis
itor of '!) man In charge.
'Nu nii.ii' than tho othera you see." Swriis (o mo It should be In the
capitui cf ili state where this seenen is s.u. I the visitor.
It a painted for the state." re
plied th.- man In clrirge, "but when It was u lniiii'..! to tho art committee It refusal i accept It."
What was tho objection?" "You the sky is ovorcast. The
artist f it in a gathering storm like an lmpendm.; calamity. The art committee aid it was a reflection on the
reputation f the state; that a storm tarn a it represented was unknown In thai I.ititude." 'Count ii t the artist put in another sky, ,n. that accorded with the tat-' refutation for sunshine?" "I suppose he could, but he refused. He mi I that tho rumpus kicked up by thf rt committee warranted tho
Horm 'ffVrt on the canvas, and he re
fund to budge. He set it here, and bere ü r. mains." Doston Herald.
Air Constituents. Xenon is a somewhat rare constituent of rh- air one, part In every 170.WO.W" parts. Krypton Is more plentiful oiu part to every 20.000.000 parts. Helium is just absolutely common therf it, on, part to every 500,000 or. almost. i.mo.O00 parts of air. Mm. In.loW. noihtna- HTmp for ehildr.ii iMUltf. leiten th. um, reduevaintlamraatioa. tia. tor, wind colic ti cenU a batUe.
Artificial Eyes. Artificial eyt8 were first made use of by the Egyptians. They were ot Eold and stiver and subsequently of wppr an.1 Ivory. Hundreds of years Jter. in the sixteenth century, when tney werf made In Europe, porcelain a th substance used, atfd the maktr usually stamped his address on the waltp of the eye. The Exceptions. Binki has a fine new apartment." kwythtng stationary in It, I suppos." "Absolutely everything except his ai l the cook." Harper's Dazar. only one GENUINE Hairltm Gold Medal Haarlem Oil N rat up in Odcrlett ad Taiteleta CAPSULES tW ' ' W' teved thousand, and LIVER, KiDHEY, D UDDER and STDyjlGH TROUBLES "in"' MV1"ine Scranton. Ta. (r I,1 , ''V7 re,vtd tree box of sZi 'rm "' I '"und them very rtlS.i 1 K'" onf ,,0 myieK. They hava wJthnTr 'iU."e me- 1 haTC '' lrn0,t b kA,?1"1!!."'1 u two doctors; I tried ML Si,? ' 1 .?Te ,ried everything I waa U! i LT,"" "n rn to have been the Vk) N ., April 8. 909. rlV 2?t oie.di rlm Oil Capsultt teUtV ij " T'l'r'"' "leved tomorrow. Bot't"A,Baurgufi C'P,U,M " nd M iJ2S.AKD MEDICINB sca; Pa. i. " Scranton, Pa. wir DruERijt eannat supply you, wnte ui direct. ,'NvAl..,l iT , i'A 1 1 i-i-r n fave 2W 00 on yn,,r Aaatv w i, üYs4"'' nyH WETTEu. Box if, ' i uTt)N, Washington, I). C, 1 K U- 1NDPOLIS,No.31.1909:
l'h) IrliuiN Otve Krt-i- Aihi"p Which I'nrfiiU Mny Prottt.
It's a matter or general Interest Just
now now ono s physical condition can be got Into shape to best receive tho benefits of the summer season. Especally is this true of the children. They have become run down by a winter of unnatural manner of living because of
ui considered food and much time
spent indoors. Spring comes with its
sunshine, Its fresh vegetables and all
else hivigorating, but the children are
in no condition to rocelve nature's
remedies.
-Many parents call in the family physician. Many other parents take advantage of what the physician told
ttiem when he was first called In con
sultation. All good family physicians
say: Give tho children Castoria." Healthy parents know this remedy of old. for they took it themselves as children It was more than thirty years ago that Castoria made a place
ror itseir In the household. It bore the signature of Charles H. Fletcher then, as it does to-day. The signature Is Its guarantee, which la accepted In thousands of homes where there are children. Much is printed nowadays about big families. Dr. William J. McCrann. of Omaha. Nob.. Is the father of one of these much-read-about families. Here la what he sava: "As the farmer of thirteen children I certainly know something about your great medicine, and aside from my mn family experience I have, in my years of practice, found Castoria a popular and efficient remedy In almost every home." Charles H. Fletcher has received hundreds of letters from prominent physicians who have the same esteem for Castoria that Dr. McCrann has. Not only do these physicians say they use Castoria In their own families, but they prescribe It for their patients. First of all It Is a vegetable preparation which assimilates the food and regulates the stomach and bowels. After eating comes sleeping, and Castoria looks out for that, too. It allays foverlshnes3 and prevents
loss of sleep, and this absolutely without tho use of opium, morphine or other baneful narcotic.
Medical journals are reluctant to
discuss proprietary medicines. Hall's
Journal of Health, however, says:
"Our duty Is to expose danger and record the means for advancing health.
The day for poisoning Innocent chil
dren through greed or ignorance ought to end. To our knowledge Castoria Is a remedy which produces composure and health by regulating the system, not by stupefying It, and our
renders are entitled to tho Informa
tion."
Cynical. Silllcus Do you think It Is posslblo
for one woman to make another woman perfectly happy? Cynicus Oh, yes; simply by envying her. Philadelphia Record. SKEW ERUPTION CURED.
Warn Sn Sore, IrrltntlnK 1 Ptnfl flint I.lttla Snftrrrr Coalil Timt Sleep Drrntehed CoatnntIy CnlIrnra't EHIcncy Prnren. "When about two and a half years old my dnughter broke out on her hips and the upper parts of her legs with a very Irritating nnd pninful ernptlnn. It began In October; tho first I noticed was a little red surface and a constant desire on her part to scratch her limbs. She could not sleep nnd the eruptions got sore, and yellow water came out of them. I had two doctors treat her, but she grew worse under their treatment. Then I bought the Cutlcurn Hemedles and only ucd them two weeks when she was entirely well. This was In February. She hns nerer had another rough pmco on her ekln, and she Is now fourtee years old. Mrs. It. It. Whltaker, Winchester, Tenn., &pt. -'2. 1008." Totter Drug A Chem. Corp., Sole Props, of Cutlnirn HemeiHo. Boston. The Dorowa Tree. While the seeds of the dorowa, an East Aflcan leguminous tree, are extensively used for food, the pods and leaves form an excellent cement when mixed with crushed stone.
A ffellna; of "nirlty and freedom from anxlfty perrad the home In which Hamlin Wixard Oil I kept constantly on hand. Mothfrn know It can always b Upended upon in tlnif of nwil. S The Adlrondacks. The Adirondack mountains emhraro an area of over 2,800,000 acres, and in thl area fully 300 mountain peaks rise to altitude ranging from 1,200 to G.000 feet. Clear, white clothf are a stjn that tht housekeeper ue Hed Crou Dall Blue. Large Vot pack Re. 5 cent. Love la always a poor thing so long as tries to save Itself.
RUNN'.Kü A FERRY.
How a Couple of Husky Black Men Took H-ld of tha Job. .uW,Jen Co,on(jl Thompson bought the ferry privilege on tho Hiwassee rlvor above Kingston ho sent a couple of big husky black men from Ills plantation to run It. providing them with a handful of small colnd to make change. They tied up the ferry at night and came shuffling home, vastly pleased with themboIvos. "Well, boys, did you run tho ferry all day? How did you get along? Carry many people? Want to try it again to-morrow?" inquired the colonel from behind his desk. "Yassuh. Yas. boss. We run her. Right smart chance of folks goin over. Yassuh. we'll run her to-morrow, If you give us de money." "What money?" asked the colonel, turning serious. "I gave you J2 to make change this morning. Where's that? Where's the money the folks paid you for going over?" "Money?" echoed the spokesman of the pair, scratching his woolly head. "We ain't got no money. Didn't you give us dat $2 for to make change? Well, dafs what we used it for. We kept a-changin' it and a-chamjln' it till we changed it all away; but If you're wlllln' to give us some mo' for tomorrow we'll run her ag'in. Tell you, boss, hit costs to run a ferry In dls country." And the colonel decided that, under certain management. It did. IJpplncotfs Magazine. SOME MARRIED MEDITATIONS. Favorite feminine Bromidlon: "All men are perfect boobies when they're sick abed." The man who permits his wife to designate a certain little spot in the house as the one place in which he shall smoke deserves all that he gets, and he never falls to get It.
Slathers of married women get In '
bad by heeding the queer advice of Lady Pensmlths (mostly spinsters), whose dictum Is that the proper way to hold a husband is to hold him at arm's length. The highly exalted faithfulness of women often is a matter of plain policy. Plenty of careless men would strictly toe the faithful mark If their reward for so doing were to be agreeably taken care of for life. The man who knows the difference
at sight between a $25 embroidered
shirt waist and one of tuose cute little ruffle-front $1.48 shirt waists usu
ally is a male person whose opinion isn't worth valuing anyhow.
It is the woman who shrieks at
"Central" through the 'phone and calls her a saucy hussy and such like who
wonders why it is that telephone girls ,
are so much more polite and prompt
in responding to men s calls.
Familiar quotation: "Oh. I've got
plenty of left-over summer clothes, dearie. All I'll need to eke out will
be a few little linen suits and seven or eight more shirt waists arid three or four summery hats and some tan
ntlU V. 11 la iäl )Utllt. WIUI .A -a m :
new supply of silk stockings just a few little odds and ends like those!" J
Did vou ever feel kind of onery and
things with yourself when, after blow
ing $7.S3 on a bunch of cheerful workers, you went home and found her tacking some frizzled old sweet peas
on a last year's hat frame?
Extract from the "Diary of a Neg
lected Wife": " 'Tis now mid-summer
and my birthday Is in December and
my husband hasn t said one word about it yet, nor what he is going to get me. Gracious power, give me the strength to go on enduring."
Baby's Play Blanket. Buy a coarse gray blanket, if you do not have one. and keep It to place on the floor when the baby is playing there. Put th toys on It. and if it is necessary to quickly clean the room of toys pick up the blanket. A Mm re Goutl Thluic. Am uiitnK At.LK.VS FOOT-HA SR. and can truly My 1 would not hive l-n without It ro Ionic. Iiad 1 knotrn the relief it would jive my achlns frt. I think It a rare food thin for anyone havltc norv Or tired r-t. Mr. MatlUlit tlnltwAi-t-
Providence. H I.- Sold by all DrusifUts. 25c. Axk to-day.
Washington Monument.
The cornerstone of the Washington
monument was laid bv President Polk
July 4, 184S. and Dec. C, 1SS1. tho cap-
eione was set m position. The foundations are 120 feet square and 3Cfeet 8 Inches deep.
D Your Clothe Look VellorrT If ao, ue Rd Crom Hall Blue. It will make tfcem wblt as mow. Large 2ox. package, & cent.
Bonner's Famous Advertisement When the New York Ledger was wavering on the brink of failure, Robert Bonner, the proprietor, sent to the New York Herald a brief advertisement, to be set up in a single line. So Greeleyesque was Mr. Bonner's handwriting that the advertising manager Interpreted the directions as ordering that the copy be run in full page, which Instructions he obeyed, though marveling greali. Th Herald came out the next morning with one whole page devoted to the crisp adjuration to read the Ledger's new ätory. Th- effect upon .Mr. 'Bonner was almo; fatal, first from chagrin U the thought of the possible bill, Vien from amazement as subscripons began to pour in. and finally Trom satisfaction, as they continued to flood the office, until the fortune of the publication was made. The novel, though accidental, device had struck the public's fancy. Mr. Bonner was hailed as the pioneer of a new and daring theory of exploitation, and the advertisement gained tenfold currency by being commented upon as a feature of the news. Colliers.
A Max O'Rell Story. Before he attained fame with his various books 11. niourt (Max O'Rell), who was for sevoral years French master at St. Paul's school, related how he obtained his post there. After two or three oarller applicants had returnel unsuccessful from their interview with Dr. Walker, who was at the time headmaster of the school. M. Blouet's turn came. T want." said the doctor after a few words, "a French master who can preserve discipline. My last was a perfect gentleman and a goöd fellow, but he could not keep the classes In order. The end of it waa that after being much worried by one of
tne uoy3 the poor fellow went home and shot himself." "Sir." replied Max O'Rell. "that Is where my countryman made a little mistake. I should have shot the boy." The doctor roso, says M. Blouet. and grasped my hand. "M. Blouot," he exclaimed, "you are my French master!" London Captain.
MUNYON'S Eminent Doctors at Your Service Free Not a Penny to Pay for the Füllest .Medical Examination.
Colored Flames. If a pound of chloride of copper Is dissolved in a wooden pall of water wooden because a tin pall will be corrodedthe solution will be sufficient to give the llames from a great deal of wood the beautiful colors, when burned In an open fire, which are the charm of driftwood coming from the hulls of copper sheathed ships. His Limitations. "Yes. Indeed." averred the Impecunious party. "I enjoy automobilesenjoy them very much, in fact but I
am never carried away by them."
Plck-Me-Up.
No man can make life Joyous who
does not himself enjoy life.
If you are in doubt as to 'he cause of your disease, mall us a postal oquestlng a medical examination blank which you will fill out and return to us. Our doctors will carerully dtagnoso your case, and if you can be oured you will be old so ; if you can-, not be cured you will be told so. You are not obligated to us In any way, for this advice Is absolutely free. You ara at liberty to take our advice or not, as you see fit Send to-day for a medical examination blank, fill out and return to us, and our eminent doctors will diagnose your case thoroughly, absolutely free. Munyon's, 53d and Jefferson streets, Philadelphia. Pa.
Up-Set
Sick Feeling
that follows taking a dose of caitor oil, salts or calomel, is about tho worst you can endure Uffh it eiv one the creeps. You don't have to have it CASCARETS move the bowels tone up tho liver without these bad feelings. Try them. m CA CA X KT 8 ice a box for a wctk'a trmtBcit. all drurrUt. Blirgrtit ittler la tba world. UUUoa boxea a mosta.
Famous Golf Match. A projected golf match between two well known amateurs and a leading member of the London Stock Exchange for a stake of 500 recalls the famous foursome in which the Duke of York, afterward James H, took a prominent part on the Leith links In the year 1C82. It was -really an international contest. In which the duke, with John Patersone. a golfing shoemaker of great repute, championed Scotland against two noblemen of England, a heavy wager depending on the issue. The duke and the cobbler had an easy victory, thanks largely to the man of the last, and John Patersone's share of the stakes was so substantial that he was able to build a goodly house in the Canongate, in a wall of which the duke caused a stone to be placed bearing the Patersone arms with the motto "Far and sure." a tribute to the cobbler's driving powers. Patersone's house, we understand, survives today. Westminster Gazette.
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ALCOHOL 3 PER rrvvr
ANcgclableRvparafionrcrAssimllalirrgihcFoodafltJRcgtfr ling the Swooriis aalikiwM
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Vntwithsiandlnc: its Rreat size, an
nlnnhnnt has nnlv elcht teeth.
Dogs were hated by the ancient He
brews, but were worsmpea oy me an xlnnt 'Pp-vntlnns.
a hin introduced In the New Jersey
Senate provides for the commitment
of confirmed inebriate to insane asy
tt-re
In Dundenomy, Australia. Ihere is
a blue gum iree il ieet iu ucigui.
It s believed to oe tne lauesi iree in
fVin TL-nrlrf.
The eyeball is white because tne
blood-vessels mat ieea rts suosianue are so small that they do not admit
the red corpuscles.
Among elephants ootn sexes oi me African species have ivory tusks
while In Asia mese are senenuij iv
stricted to the male. ir rnnlil nenetrate the earth's
surface to a distance of two miles, we
should find the place wnere waiei could not exist except in the state ol steam. At Baku. Russia, there Is an Im mense oil well that "ebbs and flows." with the same regularity as do the titoE it I believed to have
UWill " ' " " ----- i some mysterious connection with the
sea. . .
Leon Casse. the official reptile-Killer
in the forest of Fontaineuieau, r ranee
disposes of an average of Mu vipc rs a
ear. He nas oeen miion &u umu
that he is now Immune from danger
from snake bites.
A curious remedy lor s!ee-icssn used by the Inhabitants of the S
moan Islands. They confine a snafcc In a hollow bamboo and the hislng
ound emitted by the repine is said
to quickly mouce siumuer. u-iion a elass is as full as It roi
slbly can be of liquor, the surf ce ol
the liquor Is pilehtiy cm vex rni me center lies hlgh-r than the brim. In nf thU fact such a glassful i
called a bumper, because the Hquo bumps tip, or protrudes in the m!dd!e
The Servant Problem, Plus, "nut." savs the lady of the house
in tho annllcant. "you really should
not ask such high wages from me when you consider the conveniences ,T.trh which mv house Is equipped
electric cooking range, electric waship nnd ironing machines, vacuum
sweepers and dusters, pneumatic parcel carriers from and to all floors and
rooms, phones ana annunicaiors in
each room, sanitary wan anu noor finishes, filtered air. filtered water, antiseptic refrigerator" -Yes. mum," interrupts the appli
cant, "but the likes of you ought to know that a scientific expert draws a lot more money than a kitchen mechanic." Judge. 1
Helped Cut. A grocery clerk In a small town had been considerably bored one day by solicitors for church fairs, rallies, carity and other purposes and was getting disgusted when a small, erd haired urchin came In and asked him If he could help him out with a baseball glove. "Got the glove with you?" asked the impatient clerk. "Er no," answered the urchin. Then." said the irritable clerk as he caught him by the neck and trousers. "I'll help you out without iL" Judge.
A Bruised Finger. The pain of a bruised finger will often be greatly relieved by holding the finger In hot water for a few minutes.
lVortwIes DigcslionOffrW ncss andfcstTonlalrisririiiff
Opiimx .Morphine norfacraL
nur narcotic. JkcpeefGiJilkSIMIirmam
Frf4n Seed' AxiffftSjBt-
A perfect Remedy forConsSpfr
uon. sour :fflwacn.uiarnra and LOSS OF SLEEP. , FacSbfe Signature of i NEW YORK.
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For Over
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