Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 55, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 October 1913 — Page 7

WOMAN FEELS 10 YEARS YOUNGER

REST IS FOUND AT LUCERNE

Distributing Center of the VSwis Tourist Trade Whert Tirtd Travelers May Recuperate.

Since Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health

London. In the lives of most of us, Lucerne is inevitable, says the Metropolitan. It is the half-way house where thousands' and thousands of wearied travelers snatch a day's rest an$l a night's sleep in mountain air as they pass to and from the exhausting sights of Italy, France and Germany. It is the distributing center of the Swiss

Louisville, Ky. "I take great pleasure in writing to inform you of what

Lydia E. Pinxham a

SEAMEN'S MEMORIAL

New Stone Tower Light House at Vineyard Haven.

Boston Seamen's Friend Society Erect It in Memory of the Dead of tht Merchant Marine Chaplain Originates' Idea.

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Duty is the oueht to do.

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Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it

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Children Cry for Metcher's Castoria

Swiss Milkman. Familiar Sight at Lucerne. tourist trade, the market, as it were, where the high Alps secure their knickerbockered 'climbers, and the upland resorts their round-collared English curates and their caped and green-

hatted German families. It is a town which goes on in a continual turmoil of transient visitors. The station is a confusion of trains and the lovely blue lake a mere crowded pathwaj" for the white steamers which are f orgy er embarking or disembarking invading armies. It is amazingly easy to plan to visit. Lucerne, but it is almost unnecessary somehow you always find yourself there. And it is not worth while to plan not to come somehow you always find it pleasant to he there, in Cosmopolis. To some visitors Cosmopolis, as one sees it on the Schweizerhof of Quai, may seem to be too preponderantly German to deserve its name. But it is only fair to Lucerne to remember that in Switzerland, which lies at least adjacent, and in the town itself, which is even closer at hand,' is domiciled a very considerable German-speaking and indigenous population. Abstract the Swiss, and nowhere it iß probable, do the' nations of th-. world meet in such equal and such large numbers. The foundations of the Tower of Babel may have been considerably built over by the new hotels and the Kursaal, but, in spite of Old Testament geog-

Plaint of a Plant. raphy. it is not difficult to believe that

"But, your honor, my wife won't let they still exist by the edge of the

Boston. A unique and striking memorial structure iß the new stone tower in the form of a lighthouse, erected at Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vine-

I yard, in memory of dead seamen of I the merchant marine, by the Boston

Seamen's Friend society. The tower is practically completed, although two bronze tablets, one bearing the dedication, and the other the names of the men buried in the shadow of the tower, have yet to be placed. The Boston Seamen'o Friend society maintains a Bethel at Vineyard Haven,

with a chaplain who has charge of both the spiritual and the physical welfare of the seafarers who put into port there. The chaplain, Madison Edwards, originated the idea of such a memorial five years ago. Funds to the amount of n.early $500 were collected from the seamei in the harbor, and the work was undertaken by Edwards' assistant, Austin Tower, who built the monument from specifications obtained from the TJ. S. lighthouse board. Mr. Edwards, in the Bethel boat, the Helen went to the islands of Naushon and Nashawena, nearby, for field stone of suitable size from the rocky hills. It is estimated that over 30 tons of small stone were brought across for the purpose. The trimmings are of granite. The work wras done by Mr. Tower in spare time, with the aid of Mr. Ed'

IN THE CASE OF MENTAL FOG

Depression That May Arise From Many Causei Is to Be Fought Off as Dire Enemy.

Had a Chance Now. While he was plpying on a certain Scottish course, a politician remarked to his caddie: "By the way, the last time I was here I played with Tom McGregor. Re's grand player!" "Aye," said the caddie, "but ye could beat McGregor noo." The politician, knowing what a fine player McGregor had shown himself, was immensely pleased at what he deemed the caddie's compliment to his own improved play. "Do you think so?" he exclaimed. "Aye," came the slow reply, "McGregor's deid!"

me work." "Won't let you work?" "No; I got a job last week, and she made me quit." "What kind of a position was it?" "At the burlesque theater, sitting In the audience vherea soubrette could come down twice a day and kiss me." Judge.

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Berlin and Other Cities Accumulating Radium and Mesothorium for Purpose.

Not What She Expected. Ferdy You are not like most of the other girls I know. Sylvia (very softly) No? Ferdy No, indeed! The others tan, but you freckle! Puck.

Contradictory Pleasure.

'What do you think his wife con

sidered his giving her v. square deal?" "What?" "Taking her on a round of amusements."

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Berlin The municipality .of Berlin is following the example of three or

four other German cities and is mak

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Has Cockatoo 121 Years Old. Sydney, Australia. Ono oC tho minor curiosities of Australia la a cockatoo, whoso ago is estlmatod at 121 years. Its present owner has had it for 2G years, and Us former ownor, a sea captain, had it for 73 years. Tho captain used to eay tho bird was 17 years old when it came into his possession. Tho bird has an upper beak nearly six Inches long, curving toward tho chost. The beak, which grows about an inch every yoar, has

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Youth Rcscucq Girl.

Portland, Mo. Edwin Booth saved

Lillian Russoll from drowning at

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son of Charles E. Booth of Yonkors,

N. ,.Y whilo Lillian U thirteen, tho

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We all of us have days when nothing seems to go right. You have a feeling of utter depression come over you. Not because there is anything particularly the matter, but you're dissatisfied. So you sit in a desolate hump and wonder what's the good of anything especially yourself, and the little petty details of your life. t "Of what use am I after all?" you say to yourself. A kind of mental fog has taken hold of you and you are sitting in a mist, so to speak. Well, do you know what is the very best thing in the world for you to do? Get out of it quickly. Remind yourself that every one has these horrid moods, but every one can master them if they will only set to

work the right way. One of the best ways to cure yourself when you feel cross, or miserable, or .discouraged is to go and do something for somebody else. Never yield to a mood of idleness or fear, of depression or worry; the more

you think about these things the worse they become. Start doing some work that will employ all your physical energies and concentrate your mind on the subject in hand. If it's only making beds, make up your mind to do it with all your might. Of course, if you can go out for a good walk you have a sovereign cure, and a good many girls who go to the city would be better in health and spirits if they walked at least a part of the way to and from their offices. Depression is very often caused by ill health, and it's quite certain that if you continue in a mood of depression for any length of time you need a visit to the doctor. In moät cases depression is an ill just like neuralgia or headache. And if you find yourself getting blue

sometimes, don't riake too much of

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clined or not, once you are there you will enjoy yourself thoroughly and go home feeling ever so much brighter and better for the little change of scene and thought. Anyway, when Uiere are so many nice things in the world, make up your mind that you won't lose any of the opportunities to help others and be happy by. dwelling in mental gloom. Chicago Tribune.

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St. Louis. A rural visitor from "near Jefferson City," six feet three inches tall, and imbued with a belated Labor day spirit and several other kinds of spirits, came to St. Louis, and like many other strangers went out for a stroll before train time. When he became tired ho walked into one of tho most fashionable hotels near Forest park and sprawled himself out for a rest in a rocker in the center of the lobby. 3y and by the clerk asked him for whom he was waiting, and the stranger replied "for a train." Tho clerk explained that trains did not pass tho hotel, and asked a policeman to direct the ruralito to tho Union station. An hour later guests iLt another largo hotel saw the stranger wiMc In, remove his shoes and scttlo down for a qulot sloop. Again a policeman was callod and again tho stmngor replied ho was "waiting for a train." This tlmo the policeman accompanied him on a etroot car to tho Union station. At tho station the stranger, still bllHsfully Ignorant of Ills mistakes, remarked: "Flno lot of stations you got In this town."

Lost One Powder Magazine. A day or two ago M. Hennion, the

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