Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 58, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 October 1915 — Page 3

WAS MISERABLE COULDN'T STAND Testifies She Wbi Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Lackawanna, N. Y. " After my first child waü bom 1 fflt very mis. mhleand

could not btaml on my feet. My sister-in-law wished me to try Lydia K Pinkham 'a Yep; eta tile Compound and my norTes became firm. appetite1 RuotJ, step Ihhüc, and I loHt that weak, tire J fee-Imp. That wan fix years njro ami I have had three lino healthy children since. For female tnuI leg I always take I.ydia E. I'inkhum'a v. tabio C ompound and it works lika acharm. I do all my own work." Mrs. A. F. KRKAMER, 1574 Electric Avenue, La r. aw anna, X. Y. The success of Lydia E. Pinkham't V Labis Compound, made from roots Ii i 1 rba, is unparalleled. It may La I td with perfect confidence by women who suffer from displacements, inflami . . n.ulceration,tumors,irrepulariti.s. lie pains, backache, bearing down .j.flatulency.indigesti-.n, dizziness, r- rvous prostration. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is tho standai i r. medy for female ills. Womea who Bufu r from those distr -mg ills peculiar to their sex should ir.ced of tho ability of Lydia E m 's Yefetablo Compound to re- : their heulth by the many genuine h' 1 truthful testimonials we are constant!;, publishing in the newspapers. If you want Ifjtcla adriee write to Ji li.i I'. Pinkliam .Medicine Co. (eonfl d -iti.ili I ynn. Mass. Your letter will I iM iied, re.nl and answered In a MM held iu strict rottlldetiee. One Danger. I j i iiMSt Tüe world owes me a liv i in: I Uiet out that it doesn't declare a mo-aton um. Judge. ONLY A FEW PIMPLES But Many More May Come If You Neg'ect Them. Try Cuticura Free. Cuticura Soap and Ointment are inot effective in ekarinR the skin of P'.nij lea, blackheads, redness. rouKh it lung and Irritation ns well as h Bg the sc alp of dandruff, dryness I nhing. besides satlsfyinfT every v of the toilet and nursery. .v.mpla eac h free by mail with Book. A!!ress postcard. Cuticura. Dept. Y, Boston. Sold everywhere. Adv. i he braKonieii often follow instructions too closely. Some men should hi permitted to forget their "packages." Bwf i the home hm Red Crnsn Ball blue i used Sure to please. All groceri. Adv. The mule is all rieht in its place, hut the Ixird never intended that it be hitched to a buggy. When all other fail to pleasa Try Den. son's Coffee. Precaution Is better than repent nco. Feel All Used Up? Poes roar bark ache Cnstaotlv? Do vou have sharp twinges whn stooping or lifting? Do you frei all used upas if vou could just go no furiner? Kidney weakness bring great discomfort. What with backache, headache, dizziness and urinary disturbances it is no wonder one feels all usd up Euan's Kidney Pills have cured thousands of just such cases It's the best recommended special kidney remedy. An Indiana Case J I ar-' aEaaaä. ' rv ' i n. . ' 4. ' - T ' I . ft. aln St., Spencer, id. navs "The pun In the small f my rxick was awful and I often liad to scream iloud. I was tlrrd and run down inl my sight failed I had nervous spells and BMP limbs and hands became use less from rheumatism. My llmh be a m terrlhlv wollen and painful, until I was helpMn.m's Kidney Pills eured me and I have bee-n In food health ever Crt Dun'i at Aay Star. SOc Bw DOAN'S y,DL NET i, L. S FÜ5TER-M1LBURN CO, BUFFALO. N. T. The Army of Constipation Is Crowing Smaller Every Day, RlfcK'Ä Lll ILL "VtK rlLLS are " -r onsible they i Rive relief at niey perm a urCce ""(tios. Mil "ens use them for 5,i. UA V. Sick Nftiixhe, Sallow Slum. W Ul PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRIOL Cienuine must bear Signature SSI LÄXO-T0NINE THE KEY TO HEALTH

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M ANDHEALTH Influence Was Reccgnized Even in Biblical Times.

Through Medium of Nervous Syitem Marvelous Changes, Physical and Chemical, Are Brought About by Tonal Vibrations. The power of music to Influence the health of the listener bits heen re or nized from early limeH ami became historical in the attempts ol David to drive out Saul's distemper. We be Have no one has been hold enough to ascribe any direct influence ol tunal vibration upon the material of the body, but through the medium of the nervous system marvelous changes, physical and chemical, come to pass, and the effects of the art. which, above all others, plays upon the emotions, must certainly be more than trifling Even the unmusical, those who are not especially susceptible to sweet sounds, are uffec t-d differently by a jig or a funeral march. A national society of musical therapeutics was founded Inst year ami the names of a number of physicians appear on the list of members. A maga rine for the purpose of helping along the m mom to i;o u . 'i i- as a in-atis to health has been started, and it MMM as If the subject would bo looked Into deeply and the place ol music as a therapeutic ape'e y placed in its proper pigeonhole, for reference in suitable cases. One uonders what is the general influence of the present raptlrae craze upon the mental and physical condition of its hearer Being In no wise serious, hut. on the contrary, happy -go lucky in mechanism and performance, ii certainly cannot depress vitality anJ is far better in this respect than the popular melodies of a generation or two since, which were, witn a f' u . xct ptinns, tinged with melancholy. The African Jingles of tne pres. Tit day i r- atc an emotional atmosphere of restlessness and excite men; which is typically American, and whn h is opposed to health only so far ; s our national restlessness and lack of poise tend to make us a people whose national disease is nervous exhaustion. New York Medical Journal. DOES CAT THINK WITH FEET? Ability Always to Land on Them Seems to Point to Natural Conclusions. There if nothing espei lally trlking about the feet of a cat except Its ability always to land on them. Hold a young at by Its feet a short distance from the ground for a few seconds and then let ko. The cat's back, being heavier than its fOCt, should strike th ground first. Put it doesn't. Just as the cat is being M go it gives a quick upward thrust with its ehest and as its feet are freed they swing under it so it lards on them. In the case of the young cat that has never experienced this before, it Always Lands on Its Feet. doesn't know that it is going to be I dropped. If It were a long drop, there I would be time to think, but in the short drop the rat must act and act Immediately. In fact, it is really befonhan.ied. The natural conclusion then is that this faculty iu the cat Is located in Its feet. It is Inherent in them. It wouldn't be anything for a cat to turn over this way after It in ' mature, but It is a different thing that I .. Ml ,lrvr it m-itltrvit litivhiult CUT u i (1 1 v, v.- a iv ,.,.,... j having shown him how. Indian Workers in the Country. The :rciit mass the Indian work I ers in the I' 1 ited States are engaged in a comparatively small number of I occupations. The latest official figures show that v".4 per cent of the total nuiuber of gainfully employed Indians are In seven occupation groupa agricultural laborers. per cent farm ers and stock raisers. 21. 2 per cent: lumbermen, raftsmen and woodihorv pers, 2.4 per cent . laborers In manufacturing and transportation, ':.', per cent; launderers anil laundresses. 1.9 per cent, and servants and waiters. 2.6 per cent. Quick, Officer the Wagon! "Why is It. queried the horse reporter, that you do most of your writing In your shirt sleeves"' " because. rvViained the humorist, that Is where my funny hont is located." Mow to Catch a Husband. Mrs. Flatfoot Yo shore am linky. How did yo all cotch er second bueband so quick huh? Mrs. Snowball Dat wut easy. Ah done sot a bear trap at de doab ob tu Ii chicken coop.

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PROBLEM OF THE SKIRT !

CAUSES MOST CONCERN AMONG WOMEN PLANNING CLOTHES. Designers Are Making Struggle for Lew Full Skirts Waist Line to Be Smaller in the New Designs. 'J be ilcHignera say that there will be a btrugU; for less full skirta before the winter is well advanced. That is u drop of poiwou in the present cup of happiness. Women have shown enthusiasm and gratitude for the r. ten tion of the full skirt, they are glad that then- is some chance of using tho buits of lust spring. If UM de Miners win out In an effort to bring back narrow skirts hater the new year, then women wi.l find themselves compelled to buy uew clothes or go in for the process of alteration, if they would be in the fashion. What About the New Skirts? La h of the women w ho are r nurd lug tlic prospect of buying new clothes for the autumn Is far more, concerned with the skirt than with any other part of the costume, unless it be the hiKh crowned bat, which is really a nerve racking knot for the woman with a long fucc to unravel. The truth concerning skirts is that so many varieties are offered, no worn an need actually worry, fven the full tunic is admitted. True, the skirt beneath t he tunic Is not us narrow as it u last November, when Jenny and ("allot Hooded the country with skirts that had u narrow line about the ankles, but a s-harp contrast is still made h -tween the tunic and the lower skirt lioth are cut circulur and each Is fitted at the hips, for the BShreUa shape rubs on a majority of the Ko.vTis When this wide circular cut Is thoroughly understood and well managed, it Is far prettier than the skirt which is full at the waist and narrow at the ankles. Waist Line Is Smaller. This season such fullness at the waist Has will be eliminated to a large extent which is good news to all but the emaciated women. The cut of skirt which is widely adopted and dominates the field of clothes is what was one- known as the umbrella skirt There is no better name for it. It fits the waist, is smoothed out over the hips, falls limply around the ankles. Its fullness folding up on Itself, and with a hem sometimes irregular and omet hues even. There is no strugglge to keep the fullness rroni falling In front of the knees, for that idea of squaring off the front of the gown and putting the fullness at the side is evidently put hack on the shelves with last year's fashions It was never attrac tive, but It was tolerated and accepted because it was one of the ways out of a serious sartorial disaster. (Cop right by the HeChnrs Newsp.i, H ndicste i Quickly Made. A pretty style for an apron that Is quickly made requires a piece of linen or organdie about eighteen or twentv inches square, according to the desired size. This is hemmed all around and edged with lace or a buttonhole scalloping The four corners are deco rated with insets of lace, worked in embroidery or In any way the decorator pleases. A easing is set across one of the points for taking a ribbon, which when drawn up and tied around the waist creates a bib. Feather and cross stit.-h work is very effective on an npnn in this shape. A White Silk Stocking Hint. A teaspoonful of turpentine m the last rinsing water will keep your white silk stockiiiK from turning yellow when washed A DAINTY NEGLIGEE Model of white China silk with white ribbon running through loops at the waist line. Filet lace is used aa trimming. Plait, in Wash Skirts. Plaita are- a feature In linen skirts, but circular skirts should be avoided in all aval 'abrlcs.

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Girl Who Is Careless About Hsr Foot wear Will Find This a Great Convenience. V have bud handkerchief cases, glove cases, veil caaei and comb mid brush cases, hut a stocking c use is a novelty. The girl who Is careless about putting away her stockings, and who consequently never knows where to find a certain pair, but fishes about among a bundle1 of stoc kings until she iincls what she wants, should try the to king äse scheine The case mav IM made of any preferred material, as linen, silk, sateen with an outer covering of something she. r. its voile, scrim or dotted Swiss, the decoration htlaf to suit one's fancy To make a case holding u dozen pairs of stockings one needs a strip about nine inches wide and over a yard long. At one end the strip is turned up to form a po ket and at the othe r it is cut into a pointed Hap.

A Stocking Case. A second atrip about five in nieand the length of the wider one minus the pocket is hound with rib hon or tape on one long side Th opposite edge- is laid even with the wider strip and basted there Next the double strips are divided Into 12 pockets just as one would make a shoe bag. Them all edges of the ase are- bound with the selected bindings. The largiT poe ket is to hold the .stockings that need darnina. while the smaller ones take one pair ea h rolled up smoothly ready to put on. As It is difficult to keep stocking in pairs whe-n they are all urn- color. It Is a Rood plan to sew onp of the little elress snappers at the top of each stocking When seeding to tiplaundry a pair of stoi kiiiRs c an be clasped together and DfttWI giveu to wash the-m so joined Then one can toll just how well or how badly stock ines we'ar and can bu the brand that irives the better satisfai tion. When the- a.-e is r. ' led up it can ! t'U.-dieel into a corner of a bureau drawer, and will be found a much neater arrangeii" :;t than the loose stocking drawer Practical Ribbons. Van of the hats that are designed to wear with street suits are rlhhosl trimmed Hibbon. always durable. Is also especially suitable to the ailor shape that is winning out as the most desirable- of the simple walking hats Satin sailor hats and those of white felt and pongee ure all popular The Colored Bodice. The fashion for a colored bodice on an evening fco'.vn solves a problem f ir many. It is s lure to the economical and a bait for the color lover. It gives one a chance to look one's best In s new froc k and a chance to PHM dy an old frock f 'ould mortal woman ask more? HINTS ABOUT AUTUMN DRESS Fruits and Flowers in Cutout Motifs Among Garnitures for Frock and Hat. Exotic fruits ;ctul flowers in cutout motifs with aetata and rims defined by beads, are anions the garniture j I for both frocks and hats In some ; ! Instances this trimming is of taffeta and satin, but It is like-h that we shall see a good deal of it reproduce! 1 In velvet as th" winter season spproaches Fur is being used In a number of unusual ways to form floral petals or define lace motifs Kverv effort is being made-, apnan ntlv. to gain UOlejaa effects and to give to even the most commonplace garment or hat a touch of the bizarre thnt link.-. It with the newest creations All the new shades are rfiprOOSKlai. with special attention paid to white and black. M-talllr tissues have- not been neglect,.,! especially In gold and Silver effects Shirrinas Give Fullness. Plaits or sliirrlngs to give fullness at the hips Is one of the style's that Is taking well. In a new 0001 nmeiel a plsited panel is sot in over each hip. j extending to the bottom of the etel ;ind the top Is covered b the belt at the waist line- The sain idea of side liil!ii-h.' is carried out In u skirt moled. The oke of the skirt ll round and K.i lower sec-tion is cut on circular lines and pel on the yoke evenly, except for six inches at each hip. where tbs lower section Is r.hirred to the oke, giving an attrac tive fulliisjcs In a novel way.

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Southeast Missouri Reclaimed Lands tin- onlv r nuiiriiuir lare b-)ly of undeveloped corn land in the I 'tilled Slut. -. I-atnl that w ill doobk, triple and quadruple in price just as sure as dav follows niht. Good corn land will in the future as it hau in the Mit ami docs at the present command the highest price. 5".i"n aires of good, rich, alluvial, cut-over, hot torn land, both clrnitnd und unilraincd, lere) qr the Illinois prairie, rich as the Valley of the Nile; no rocks, hills or gumbo, bnt mellow saridv lonm soil, always works well, ihoti mild winters, lonr growing si . - ns, nhiindnnt yi M- of u!l staple crops, com, wheat, alfalfa, clOTer, timothy, cow peas, potatoes. Two crops a year off of the nnine land. Land 0WBM hy llni ini ll.erger-Harrison LutnlxT Company, the lar;rt l.,irdwod manufacturers in Missouri, UrgOft Itod Otam in Southeast Missouri. Men who havo in the last 15 'cars sold over 100,000 acres of this same kind of land to over 1,000 different people, all of whom have made good. They have never foroeloacd on a purchaser or taken hack an acre of the properly. BalOf from Fohruary fir.-t to Se pt. 80th, 1G.013 acres to 133 separate and distinct people. Can you beat it? In tracts of 40 acre s up, 10 ea-li, H annual installments with 5 inter.-' t. Warranty Deed hac ked by over $2,000.000 assets on the payment of only 10 in cadi. Can you ecjual it? Come see Our t orn hind.. Write for full information and free map. Address Dept. A. HimmelberKer-Harrison Land Selling Company, Cape Girardeau, Missouri

After all. the chief difference between men and roosters ia that men do their crowing during the day. CURED OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE. Mrs. A. I Crawford. Medfleld. Mass.. writes: '"Dodd's Kidney Iills cured mi- of Urights DtSOaOO, and I am healthy and strong to-day and have been blessed with good health ever since my cure. lien the doctors pronounced my case Hripht's Disease I was In such a serious condition that they could not do anything for me. I kept getting worse. My limbs from my ankles to my knees iwaUoi and my eyes were so swollen that I couldn't see. As a last hope I thought I would give Codd's Kidney Pills a trial. I gradually improved and kept on taking them and they cured me thoroughly." Dodd's Kidney Pills, 50c per box at your dealer or Dodd's Medicine Co., Ruffalo, N Y. Dodd's Dyspepsia Tab-l-ts for Indigestion have been proved. 60c per box Adv. Klirniiiate polities, religion and the weather and there wouldn't be much left to talk about. Important to Mothers Examine tareiully every bottle of CASTOKI A, a safe and 6ure remedy foi Infants and children, and see that it Rears thn Signature of OutfU In Cse For Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fletchers Castoris Maids of rem r are those who do not try to tlirt with the bridegroom. For (fenuinr romfert and laatint! plena urr uiu lied Cm- Itnll Blue on wuh day All good grover. Adv. Fe-w Uhu are able to appreciate getting the short end of a joke. When all otherfl fail to please Try Denison's Coffee. I.uck is blamed for a lot of misfortune of which it is innocent. 10c Worth of

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A Small Percentage. e ity Man How many se rvants do POO keep? SuburbaniteAbout one out of twelve. To Drive Out Malaria And Build Up The Svtem Take the Old Standard OKOYK S TASTELESS chill TONIC. ss know what yuu are taking, as the formula is printed on every lubed. showiuij it is Quinine and Iron in a Ustele.; torn Ths Quinine dries out malaria, the Ire builds up die system 50 cent. Adv. Deep Voice. "Why do you call your cat armen. Shos a contralto." Louisville Courier-Journal. 77ie General iovi; Whan you find thi label on a. roll of Atphall Roofins it is suarantavd by ita maker who knows now well it is made. Your own local dealer will tell you all about tha responsibility that stands bahind our k-uaxantac oa fCerlainteedi Roofing niernarnntfe 5. 10 or IS yearn for 1. lor 3 ply Ctrlam-lrrti ta. ke1 hv the leirreM Koofii.t; BM Huildins Papel Mill In the world. Thin rmfini BSS siren excellent aervire 00 all rlw..f bnildinfi for years and year. It ct st HMS and Eivra a better at 101 than metal roofing, wood shingles, and many other typen of ro"fnra C"rtain-tJ R'M all over the country are outliving Die peiiod of tue sua' atitee All Crtnin lrtl products are reasonable in price A-k. your dealer. General Roofing Manufacturing Co. WorUTl l.irjesf am 'net urers r KacSaa aaui ' i it Vipers Ne Ysrk COS Chirata Pk.lsMaaia Si. I ran Sasisa Cleyelssd PiitsaariB Detract S.afr.rx.rs Cianaaati Miaaeap. l.s Saasa Car Seacls Ariaata ttsaslaa Laaaaa Hsai-arf Srasre The Standard Metal Co. Indianapolis, Ind. Distributors CERTAIN -TEED Roofing and other CERTAIN-TEED products (gjfljDfi) 43 the stumps and grc cleared UUldL clean un your farm

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DtXAWARE THINK OF IT $1.85 H Ml tilt I I K i t M Ks I Th s .deitunrf QTnl wiri'l prt'IMI tfQiMcr. sold rtirr In -tu DjAIimiTcis t (ii r -r ner pr. . -h tii'-t pr it cal hHd.rnriniriit rter milr M:ist?ii laUff but i f ttn ntfABda.atii.litMi. . n i f u..r . -h'f1. osfpiiii enieif- ft.r A 'o rn.ii'iif Mir rvt.r sh. .fc ebortMrn and atrina; drtcra. ti MH ll'i 1 liP-aaB , i III! M. Mi I i '.;. t k sflaraN Itraaslsfua at WANTED AGENTS (font and lion lib pollcle" i IN('I.I'1I N Hü A 111 HKNKKI ! I. io wrn nwl I: Palliens: liter. al eoBiailsslon SAtle MIC III. IM Hr. id.S) Srm turt l.r. f.ir our D" .. r M' nth A. TINA I'l'KAL rn; all evrosL i ii l.mnt lost I 10 Acres Finest Farr-.irl Land a i Hitmrll, Kla . must be- sotil UimhI 6 rm bonaat 8r sealer: all la if '-bl. rhurcb. nur If ao'el atH-n. prifr SI le9. Sn 1 1 drr plieei oa rfuaei. ..!. Ml l l e . 1 1 I n . I lAitUDA ITfJ I . FINE QUARTER SECTION FOR SALE In r irh n;n t ' fff4 'tili o Mi arfffi a I !'f und. mil frmii i.mm! 4M. trrat bimn. I r r Db ana.ro. Wnu- tun Jo tin 1 : a : ; ,.r J 1 : i J katt. PATENTS Waran I . I'alrai Um. r i alrnenn. 1 ra. era. Hskh M-aauuaM" lliaerm Mall?imnt Btaaslt MtaaVPffS KSasa i t "rev, s.i. i er K i(Srr rnrf-ii cltrai si i ! ivn.-r Mel' tt !.. I - , raftMidlaa Bsnri rsCsaa ei 'ilf a i iwt eis sisu ! ia,e.fii null a MOIHLRS I und 'Mm. A. KNal'l iMHiti ful rtintar and pi"S u, .11.. 1 K 1 1. ii .t . ..Ml sV. A KNstl'l. ibKlHc)ÜKI.AM. V W. N. U.. Indiana lis, No. 40 -1918.