Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 52, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 November 1909 — Page 3

VITALIZER

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hiotrated boox on inrouic ijimi ids useful Information rugnrtl.stlnn, causes und prevention of i umiopK Water Doctor, kidney I ity, bladder dlaensos, crntfel. I-. . rlietimatlHtn, rucotiHtmctlvu v-teniatlc polHona and reliable I treat cades by letter. Write v ; tliH notice may not appear '!'.. Dr. 0. Shnfer. Speclallst, I I'lace. Cincinnati, Ohio.

Fowl Taste G",n while you're eating it XMA- TIME bad awful bad in yul K MOUTH the day after if you ful to take a CASCARET at bed t.ne to help nature remove the i vf-r-drinkiug and eating load. Don t neglect to have Cascarets with y u to start the New Year nght They simply help nature telj. 'i . 831 CA AKKTS toe ii box for a week's tri rn all dnigeists. nlggeit eller I? e w rid Million boxea a month.

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IN' INDIANAPOLIS, No. 47, 1900.

Exhlbltlno.

"Mtiilgo Is dong well. Ho enmo In nnd asked mo for change for a twunty dollar bill half an hour ugo." "H'h! A llttlo longor ago than that ho camo Into my placo und got small bills changed Into a twenty dollar bill."

Retort Courteous. Mrs. Saddcnsole--Whon I'm dead you will think of all tho cmol things you've- said to me. Mr. Snddensoje And It will bo Just like you to go and dlo in order to glvo mo a chanco to think of thorn. 13oston Transcript.

An Easy Method. Miss Puzzle I want io break my engagoinent with Mr. Supple, but I don't know how to do It without driving tho poor fellow to sulclilo. Llttlo Ilrothor Why don't you lot him nee you In end pnpors just once? Exchange.

NEW VIGOR FOR BAD RACKS. Korr to Sinke a Wciik IlncU Detter. Women who suffer with backache, bearing-down pains, dizziness, constant

dull, tired feelings, will find hope In the advice of Mrs. M. Working, 315 Fulton Ave. Rochester, Ind., who said: "I suffered everything with pain In tho back, too frequent passages of tho k I d n e v secretions.

swelling of the ankles and Joints and a general feeling of weakness. I used about everything said to bo good for kidney trouble, but Doan's Kidney Pills brought me tho first real help and three boxes cured me." Remember the name Doan's. -Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. FosterMilbum Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. Double Pointed. "Women have gained fame despite tho men!" shouted tho sharp featured suffragette. "Yes, for untold ages," replied the mere meek man. Judge.

On the Sands of Time. Lives of aerlallsts remind us That a man can take a fall And. departing, leave behind him Just an imprint, nnd that's all. Kansas City Times.

, rnititY DAvis i'ainkili.kr shonld m taken without delay when Kirn etirtt and tlckllmr throat warn you that an annoying cold threatens. At all dru.-gWtj In 2Sc toe and Sac tallica, Marry for lovo and you won't he so often reminded by your wife of what you married hor for. Many fellow Is a heat who doesn't follow the beaten track.

Hn. Wlnnlow'a Sontlilng Symp forehtldre ItcthlOK, ofteni tte gum, r tlncri I flammitloa, allaja pain, curei wind cilia 23 ceuit a bottle.

The seeker after truth has tho Job of a lifetime.

Remedies are Needed Were we perfect, which we are not, medicines vrould not oben be needed. But since our systems have become weakened, impaired and broken down through indiscretions which have ono on from the early ages, through countless generations, remedies are needed to old Nature in correcting our inherited and otherwise ocjircd weaknesses. To reach the scat of stomach weakness and consequent digestive troubles, there is nothing so jjsod as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, a (lyccric compound, extracted from native medic

iaal r ts sold for over forty years with great satisfaction to all users. For "Weak rtomach, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Pain in the Stomach oltcr eating, HeariKurn, Had Breath, Iiclching of food, Chronic Diarrhea nnd other IrKcitinal Derangements, the "Discovery" is u time-proven and most efficient remedy.

The genuine has on lis outside wrapper tho (, Signature

You can't afford to ncccpt a secret nostrum as a substitute for this non-alco-liolu medicine op known composition, not even though the urgent dealer may thereby make u little bigger profit. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and bowMs. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy.

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Turtles. A good slzod turtlo gives eighty pounds of tortoise shull.

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Ilrnlpn Mint llri-nka it Cold In n Pay nnil Ciirrn Any Curiililr Coiiith. "Mix half ounce of Concentrated pine compound with two ounces of glycerine and half a pint of good whlskoy; shako well each time and uso In dosos of a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful every four hours." These ingrodlonts can bo obtained from any good druggist, or ho will got them from his wholesalo house. Tho Concentrated pine Is a special plno product and comes only In half ounce bottles, each enclosed In an airtight case, but be sure it Is labeled "Concentrated." A prominent local druggist says that ho has Idled this proscription hundreds of timos and that It Is wonderfully affective. Tree Tells of a Thriller. Decrbohm Tree is always Interesting and entertaining, epigrammatic In conversation nnd delightfully outspoken. When Miss Constance Collier was playing Roma In "The Eternal City," Hall Calne was anxious to get a powerful effect in a certain scene she was taking with the late Robert Taber, and the former was himself in a vein ol reminiscence. "I once saw," said Mr. Cain, "a very striking bit of business. The man picked up the woman and threw her over his shoulder." Miss Collier looked at him In consternation, for she would be rather a heavy person to throw about However, they did their best, but their futile efforts were Interrupted by Mr. Tree. "That reminds .me," said the actormanager. "I saw a play In Italy once in which the hero caught hold of the herolno by the legs and banged her head on the floor." "Splendid! A magnificent idea!" Interpolated the enthusiastic author. "What was tho play?" "'Punch and Judy,'" replied Mr. Tree Strand.

The dancer from ülight cuts or wounds Is always blood poisoning. The immediate application of Hamlins Wizard Oil makes blood poisoning impossible. Two Discouraging Letters. Hoax How aro you getting along In your wooing of Miss Goldrox? Joax Well, sho wrote mo two lettors today. "You don't say so." "Yes; then wore 'n' and 'o.' "Philadelphia Record.

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A Boy's Heroic Remedy. An East End small boy had some thing to say to his father at the din ner table the other night.

"Papa," ho said, "Johnnie Burton Is

going to have a party nex' week an he said he'd Invito me. An' I got to

take a present "A present? What's that for?"

"It's for Johnny's birthday. All tho

kids take presents."

Things hadn't gone Just right dur

ing the day with the boy s father. He

was not in an agreeable humor.

"That's all nonsense," ho declared.

Every day or two It's a present here

or a present there. If you can't go

to n party without taking a present you might as well stay hlme."

Tho hoy s Hp trembleu, but lie made

no reply.

The next day tho father regretted

his hasty words and that night turned

to the boy.

"George," ho said, "there are a cou

ple of new books In my overcoat pocket. You can take them to your frlond Johnny's party."

"It's too late,' said George gloomily.

"I licked him today so ho wouldn't

Invito me." Pittsburg Chronicle

Dog Sacrifices. TCnmprous accounts havo been clven

both in ancient and modern times, of

the sacrlllcmg 01 uogs mr religious nnmnSPS. Thev were immolated at

certain periods by the Greeks and

Romans to almost an tneir deities, imrHfMilnrlv to Mars. Pluto. Minerva

and Proserpine; also they were of

fered to tho moon, because the dog in- tils linrklnir disturbs all charms

and spoils and frightens away specters and apparitions.

CAREFUL DOCTOR.

Prcacrlbed CIiniiK ' I'ooil Instead of Druex. It takes considerable courage for a

doctor to deliberately prescribe only

food for a despairing patient, instead

of resorting to the usual list of medicines.

There are somo truly scientific physicians amonK tho present generation

who recognize nnd treat conditions aB

they aro and should bo treated regardless of tho value to their poekets. Here's an Instance: "Four years ago I was taken with severe gastritis and nothing would stay on my stomach, so that I was on tho verge of starvation. "I heard of a doctor who had a sum

mer cottage near me a specialist from

Y.. nnd as a last hone, sent for him

"After he examined mo carefully ho

advised mo to try a small quantity of

Grape-Nuts at first, then as my Btora nch became stronger to cat more.

"r kent nt It and gradually got so I

could cat and digest threo teaspoonfuls. Then I becan to have color In my face,

memory becamo clear, whero beforo everything seemed a blank. My limbs

got stronger and I could walk. So I

atnndllv recovered.

"Now after a year on Grape-Nuts I

wnlch lf.3 lbs. My peoplo were sur

prised at tho way I grew lleshy and

stronc on this food."

Read the llttlo book, "Tho Road to

Wellvllle," In pkgs. "Thcro'a a Reason."

A the above letter? A

" new one appears from time to time.

They are genuine, true, ana iuii 01

human interest.

Peeg's Idea

of Thanksgiving

Printed Books. The earliest examplo ot a book printed on both sides of tho leaf with metal typo dates from 14C0 Tho first book printed with a date was a Latin psalter, 1157.

"Thankaclvln' In trnln' in hn th

bangupplHt affair at our houso that'll bß klimvn In QnimoVivllln tnwn tiif'crtn'

- - w iiuii i VJ wiaaf j w wa m from the way Mary has been inakln

me trot around for supplies. "Mary Ann Is one of them restless CrlttrK thnt rnn't u-nlt n tnltmtn nnna

sho has set her mind on a thing. " 'Peleg,' Bhe saya to me, a week

come next Wednesday, 'Peleg, you Detter got started on Thnnksgivln' or It'll be bore nnd wo will bo In a tlx like MIb' Jenkins was the time sho

had us all over for dinner six years ago. I shall never forget that dinner to mv dvlti ilnv rIio nn vs. 'nnd It'll

be a warning for me, I hope. Mis Jenkins was ashamed to show her face to the ladles' aid, and sho ono of tho lendors. You got me to agree

to navo nair tno town over nere, and It'll worry me, Peleg, until the turkey's beln' carved. I'm afraid yet tho pie crust'll be tough as all git out.'

"Whon Marv Ann talka that war.

knowin' her the way I do, bein' married a cood 20 vpar. I clvo In. And

I don't dawdle around doln it, either.

"jay iiomo says to me ono uay, 'Peleg,' he says, 'you're plain henpecked, that's what you be.'

"Thursday mornln, when I got through with tho chores, and seen that the woodbox was filled and tho water pall hrlmmln over, them bein' things that gets on a woman's nerves, I gits loaded up with jugs and things and was down to Jay Home's store

before be had the tloor sprinkled.

' Maw' I savs. 'If vou have cot any

thing in this shanty that's needed for a bang-up Thanksglvln' dinner, trot 'er out. and don't stoti td flccer It un

till tho whole caboodle Is wrapped up.

Expense is notblir to me,' 1 says, u

it costs a load or my best meadow

:iay.'

"Jav set down his sprinkler nnd

went out to the back shed for tho broom.

"Don't vou cit riled un. Peleg ho

says, 'or excited. Comin In on mo

at this time of the mornln', ho says, 'when my mind's set on gettln' tho prune pits and other dabree of tho ovenln' debauch of some of these

Squashvllle sports, as tho feller says, he says, "cleaned up. I ain't fit to

flircnr tin a Tbanksulvln' dinner. But

If you'll set down and hold your horses,' he says, 'wo'll git to It, we'll

git to If

"Lone nnd short of it was. Jay

didn't have half the things Mary Ann

had set down. We llggered out pretty

well, from what he had. uut uangeu If he had any cider or even cider vin

egar.

"'.lav' 1 savs. Tm a believer in

truth, and I trusted you. But when I

read.' T savs. 'In tho Snuashvllle Bugle.

as I did yes'day, them items which

says "Jay Homo has the fullest, most

rnmnlftto nnd ceneral BtOCK Ol RT0-

cfirles In the northwest, prices right

and good treatment," 'and I come here,

as I hev, and find no cider, or even cider vinegar, I find that I havo been mlslnd. After this I will read the

Squashvllle paper with some caution,

let alone ordorln' you as postmaster

to quit dellverln' it to uox iaa.-

" 'PpIcc' savs Jay. 'you're about the

rinncdost fool that ever sot loot in

side my store. I had tnnt ciuer. as

ndvnrMsod. and I had that uood treat

niont. and no one ever said my prices

wasn't fair. But because a tot oi otn

nrs has been trottin' In here for sup

plies, let alone them that buys it by

tho class, vou Kit on your men norse.

I like your trade, Peleg,' he says, 'hut

dang If I ain't a notion to ten you to

find nnnther nlace.

"'.inv.' I savs. seein' I was narsn,

wn holn' members of tho Modern

Woodmen ain't goln' to hev no words.

Tint T am thinkln' of Mary Ann. snes

set her heart on real cider for them

mlncfi nles. and you know Mary Ann.

"And I was right. Mary Ann put.

her foot down when I come Into tho kitchen and she see I did'nt hev Uio

elder.

"I r-nn't holn it. Peleg.' she says

t must hov lt. You'll hev to go to

Pninniv' fnr It. and today's as good a

time as I know. I won't sleep now

till I git that elder. I remember poor

Mis' Jenkins, and it's a warnin.v

Anii dnncpd if I didn't hev to walk

over to Podunk, mo that ain't been

ho Kineo I cot beat for constable

And Mary Ann set down some other

iittin thlncB sho thought or, nein as 1

was goln' to make tho trip. When I " . . mil.

got home I set down me jug a nuio imri nn the kitchen table.

"Mnrv Ann.' I says, 'this iden 01

bevln' tho whole dum town a-trumpln'

in hom nn Thanksclvln' mny be an

right I ain't sayln' nothin' against It. You'll hev your way. But they's got to be reform In this town. Jay Home'll keop cider nnd every other article,' I says, 'for Thauksglvln or

'odunk'll git my traue.' siifit nn. PoIck.' she says. am

git somo water In this pall. You never

filled It, and I hev oeen sKimpin- ever since you started for Podunk.'

"They aln t never ueen no irouuia In our family for 20 years, as I was covin lint if they Is. It'll come from

one of these Thanksglvln' dinners. Dongcd If it won't." R. B. Plxlcy, In

Milwaukee Free rress.

Almighty Dollar. Tho expression "almighty dollar" was first made uho of by Washington Irving in his sketch a "Creolo Villager" (1S37) "Tho Almighty dollar, the great object of universal devotion throughout our land."

An Unpleasant Discovery. "Don't you hate to find a worm when you're eating fruit?" "Well, not so much as finding half a worm!" Puck.

BKXN TROUBLES CURED.

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Tvro Mttlo Girl Und Kcicnm Very Jin illy In Una Cn Clillit'a llnlr Coma Out mill Left llnru Pulclie C iitle urn Met Ith Succraa. "I have two little girls who havo boon trmililiwl vorv hiidlv with (Cieilin.

One of them had it on her lower limbs. '

I did everything that I could hear of

for her, but It did not give In until

warm weather, when It seemingly sub

sided. The next winter when It be

came cold tho eczema started again

nnd also In her head where It would take the hair out aud leave bare

patches. At the same time her arms

were sore the whole length of them. I

took her to a physician, but the child

grew worse nil the time. Her sisters

nrtns were also affected. I began using

the Cutlcura Remedies, nnd by tho time the second lot was used their skin uns soft and smooth. Mrs. Charles Hukcr, Albion, Me., Sept. 21, 100S."

Potter Drug & Chem. Corps., Sole

Props, of Cutlcura Remedies. Boston.

T?vn wlinn n mnn hrmrK fnr tllfi host

ho benins to wish he had honed for

something better.

All Up-to-Onte Ilouaekeepera rise lied Cross nail Uluo. It maks the

elotbea clean and sweet as when new. All U rocers.

LIFE TO

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Vlonnq W Vo Tfnal IhifTntrn

J A Vä-äata III fit JL. A. V W A fcll A. W "U the last ten years of my life to Lydia

X. j. illinium a v f(jotable Compound. Eleven years ago I was a walking shadow. I had been under the doctor's carobutgotnorelief. My husband persuaded mo to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and itworked like a charm. ItreUnvwl nil mv nains

and misery. I advise all suffering women to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." Mns.EaoLA Wh eaton", Vienna, W- Va. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful druj3, and to-day holds the record for tho largest number of actual cures of female diseases of any similar medicine In tho country, and thousands of voluntary testimonials are on filo in tho Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass., from women who have been cured from almost every form of female complaints, inflammation, ulceration.displacements.fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, indigestion and nervous prostration. Every such suffering woman owes it to herself to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Combound a trial. If you would like special ndvico about your case write a confidential letter to Mrs. Pinkhnni, at Lynn. Mass. Her ndvico is free,

and always helpful.

Two hearts that beat as ono don't

always continue to keep time.

Money will buy everything but hap

piness and a few people.

TV Plorcfi'a Plnasnnt Pfillots rotnt-

late and Invigorate stomach, liver and

bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny, granules, easy to take. Do not gripe.

Health is wealth, but you can't

make doctors believe it.

FOIl IKEP-SEATi:i) COLDS and connhs, Allrn'i Lun ISalvim eure when all other rnllc fnll TM ..III rrll.hla. rtiKllrlnrt hAl tion told far

over 4!) rears. e.Uc. 11.00 bottles. Alldr&leri.

We don't realize what a cold, cruel

world this is till thlrgs get too hot for us.

LIVER, BLADDER, KIDNEY and STOMACH TROUBLES

TAKB

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A Thanksgiving Hymn, n Pninfr nf tho fruits and flowers!

We thank Thee for Thy wlso design u'Vinrrdiv thpfio human hands of ours

In Nature's garden work with Thine.

And thanks that from our daily need Tim tnv of sininlo faith Is born:

That he who smites tho summer weed,

May trust Thee for tho autumn corn. Give fools thpir gold, nnd knaves their power; Lot fortune's bubbles rise nnd fall; Who sows the field, or trains tho flower, Or plants a tree, Is more than all. For he who blesses most Is blest; And Qod nnd man shall own his worth Who tolls to leavo as his bequest An added beauty to tho earth. John G. Whlttlor.

WearW. L.Douglas comfort

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