Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 61, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 May 1919 — Page 4

American Owned, Entirely!

BILLION 111

"Bayer Tablets of 'Aspirin" Quick Relief with Safety! For Headache Colds Neuralgia Grippe Earache Influenzal Colds Toothache Neuritis Lumbago Dackache Rheumatism Joint-Pains Adults Tate one or Ivo tablets with water. If necessary, repeat dose three times a day, after ne-als, is ine e the original introduction of Tajr TabJeta cf Apirin, million cpoo sinioM of theM gwvuiae tablets hare bem prwcrib! by pkviciajn and UlT by the people eaoh CT, wv-b. pvrfect a.-tj. Always insist upon

Aspiring

Th"Byer Cross "on Genuine TahtUt AT'rn rrarlt cf Ttrrr Viitifar. t-re ct llcsci.t ;.ü;,i-i:tr et SUcy UcciJ 20-cer. ra LurTf!:. Buy

!F BACK HURTS USE SALTS FOR KIDNEYS

Eat ton neat if Sidneys feel liii lei ot Bladder bother you Me (ghl trie acid.

Jfcrt f:l;. f-rr tkl the kidney. ." tt bcala, t siustrisa and clomped .- 1 need r3uhir cccnially, else we

f hac;1) na du! nnst-ry in t&e j . .--tt rf?.i' --re beA-Urhes, rheu-

:.e tw.i.. t.rr.d liver, aeid atomic, . c'visLtti tv. ;s ci bladder tis-

"""v ... I '.ju simply must kep your kwr.rr " r-'ive and clean, and the momert "-1 aa acte or pain in the V 'a, rt about lo'ir ounces o: - t from :t pood drug store L-f .in taileoViifü in a gr'a of water vre traV.Jjt lor & lr days and kiirj-vi will t'.on i t fine. Ib. e!. ii rr.aie from the a?!d cf !' aa-i i?:r.oii jui-e, rnbired with ..a. ar.d ar?...9 ihiwh etoi'wl i. r en 1 fim;iLit t.-em to nor;nal jj. Ii .! nt'j'rali tie acids i .. it : Cv lm-.fr irriutea. -- v.. ' r: . ;J ir ''.triers. i i iarmb-; inexpensive; r y I. il. rfctful ''erteacnt hthiaf.Tr.i v lic'n tvrvtM$T tbould tak

rook4 &SvH n tha hlU. tfcf va!!y. An J dot U Of Ui Wrttlo.l ! ain, T-iar let ' Mmmnlir ra!lr T d-'k tha fair :at ot tht nl.uri.

Uli II duty3l valor mti rhHh. Ualka 4v(ioa la dar to the ra. In t.o aj ahalj thir rucrooo' pT!i. I In otir hrt II muat hold fl t ia 1 Hrinr rrlutla. Iw1n wrt-ithi awl fr fii'wra. : Hrm th ng that dar to t(-

la th it.londor of May ba It oure

For tfa frlom ahUi WMhlnrtnn f"u aJl. TY U that WfWa lutlo tl tH-. Throuh tl aw won a fumr unbouodeU. I AnJ a trtuwih at eaonot dcrma. j raisis OF SOUTH - RALLY TO THE FLAG

ROM CNE END or COUNTRY TO THE OTHER THEY WILL GATHER UNDER BANNER OF CROSI IN CAMPAIGN, MAY -136. MathoolstJ ct tie '-outa will bKi Mar 11 tS in co adln.:) tha jreatt deaoninatlonal cn:iMihn aver undertaken la tia tutor., ol the world Dar. iac iL wk eferr ruovr uf the churiJi vUI rally ta tü ftar of toe crois :a.-ouh the wall of Methodius ii e-:.cC cf their t..ua. euery anj ;ockt-ioo .9 to tLt- rtis us ( a fud cf SX.iuO.O.'O. E.erjr dc.Iar of the money riUod tU te tent In lulaelcary work, both" at noni and abroad, ten aui'-ioa bicVr&ed bait into the u'üiblnc of uii-cae. achoo'.a and LoapiU. in ta MurU A larte pn cf tili sum alii go towards U:reatlj : lam aairifs cf the mlatf-9 of :.e ratal caurchea, vartcularly ttioie w liav t"a vrorklnc agtinat greit di: ) Luitle la tie .uatlcr of tak:c car .l LUlaiQ a a unbar ci ibrcLn rte a'eaai-7 Bovemeat of tbe MvluvQ'f Kpujopal Ccurc-b, South, tc; d! uiaoa lncraed aalarlea for taa pa:; u tke rural dUtrlct but tiiu lie1 r.AÜiißu.tat cf uieeica i Ux .i Hf mny tiAccesilb! and bredy coi.i.-nkaulaa of tlia cojatry. LapecJi! tffr.rt a.il Y mad to awakei tea .j:i.tJ oUtaa bur.B every v. here 0 tb: rhe i -T'? Thr m m:rj'eter car.cot ?'4jci v.ury Sn.dj;

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I You May Find j ! It In Stocking

tjii t: -i Vtp t-:r L"iceja e'.exa, j-.i av :iir.r- aeio'is er.ai; !ia.tiooa. j e'l ku"'7n irl dnJC'at eaya ha i elif Ut : J.d f -alU t f!ka who believe J . - it, .

Cincinnati authority says your troublesome corns just loosen anJ fall off

Not a Bite of Breakfast Until

You- Drink Water

Sayi (fats of hot wafer and

phosphate) prtventa II I neat and keept u ft.

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Just ea coal, wben It barns, lea re a

thial a, certain amuunt of lacorabustibln material in the form of ashes, fo the food and drink taken day after day K-aTfs in the alimentary canal a certain amount of Indigestible materia!, which If not completly ollminated from the system each Jay, become food for the mlllioni of bacteria wtlch lnfeet tht bowels. From this man cf left-over waste, toxins and rtomalo-like poisons are formed and sucked Into tbe blood. Men and women who can't get f eellet: right must begin to take Inside Latba. Before fauna; breakfast each momlaz drink a class of real bot waur wltA a teapoonful of lime- ' atone pboepbate in It to wash out of . tha tbirty feet of bowel th previous day's accumulation of poisons and toxins and to keep the entire alimentary canal clean, pure and fresh. Those mho are subject to sick hdarbe. colds, billousnees, constipation, otters -who wake up with bad taste, foul breath, backacbe. rheumatic stiffcess, or have a sour, Kasy stomach aTter meals, are unred to rt a quarter pound ot limeatoae phosphate from the drug store, and Win practicing internal sanitation. This will cost very little, but U tuff.clent to make anyone an eothuFlabt a the subject. liemetnbcr inside bathing Is more Important than outside batblac. because t the skin pores do not abaorb Idrparltie Into the blood, causing poor bealthrJ while t the bowel pores do. JostlasTsoap and hot water cleanses, vestenslsnd tmhns the skin, so fcdt water and limestone pbospbate xt oaJhe itoGaxh, liter, kJuuj and

Sore corns. KaYd eorns, oft corns or

corns between the toes jut loosen in

their sockets sad fall off the next dy if von will arply directly upon the corn

a few deop of a drur called freezooe, sava a Cincinnati authority. You merely put a drop or two of this

freerone on the tender, touchy corn udav and instantly the corn stops hurtisjr.

Vitn t'-moVrow sometime you may flnl tue oil torturous peft somewhere in voiir fct.uk in?, havinir fallen off entirely

without a particle of soreness, pain or

irritation. The skin surrounding and beneath the former corn will be aa healthy, pink and smooth as the palm cf your band. A quarter ounce cf freezone is euffl-' eient to rid one'a feet of every corn snl callus, and any druggist will charge but a few cents for it. It is a compound made from ether. SAGE Ji SULPHUR

1REA0 last night of the grand review In Washington's chief est avenueTwo hundred thousand men in blue, I think they said was the numberTill I seemed to hear their tramping feet, The bugle blast and the drum's quick beat. The clatter of hoofs In the stony street, The cheers of people who came to greet. And the thousand details that to repeat Would only my verse encumber Till I fell in a reverie, sad and sweet, And then to a fitful slumber. When, I! in a vision I seemed O stand In the lone' Capitol. On each hand Far stretched the portico, dim and grand. Its columns ranged like a martial band Of sheeted specters, whom some command Had called to a last reviewing. And the streets of the city were white and bare; No footfall echoed ccroas the square; But out of the misty midnight air I heprd in the distance a trumpet b.'are, .Vr.d the wardering ni;ht winds seemed to bcr r The iou'id cf a far tattooing. Then I h:!d my breath with fear and diad, For into tie square, with a brazen tread, Theri iwe fi.-.j.e wKcjc ctttcly bead O'e-'oc':" 3 t.ii rcv.ew thit mornnc; That never bo. .id from its firm-stt acat When the :ivinj column paired its

feet, Yet row rclc y up te street To the i-l.ir.tcrn bugle's warriinj: T.il it rea:!.cd the Capitol Square, and wheeled, And ti --re in t!.e mconl.sM st&ed revcrd A well knsv. .i fem tht in it;te and ffe'd

Had ted our patriot sires:

Whose face wrs turned to the sleeping cmp, I Afar throuc1! tlie river's fo and damp, Tht chswcj no fi cker, nor wanina la.- p, j Nor w::tcd bivouac fires. i A--J I ca.v a pl.antom rmy ccne, ! V'ith ncw.r a sound cf fife or drum, j 3ut !e ping tie e to a th-ebbing hum Of v.R.ünj and Idmentation. ; Te mr.rtred hc.-ocs of Malvern Hill,: O; C: b.:rrj and Ci anceüo'ville, , The men whose wasted figures fi'l ' The patriot crave of the nation. And there came the nameless dead the men Vha pcii.tud in fsver swamp and fen,' The slowly ct.irved of the prison pen; And, marching beeide the others,1 Came the du&ky martyrs of Pillow's Sht. i With I mbs enfranchised and bearing bright; ! I thought perhaps 't was the pale moonlight They IcoLed as white as their brothers! I And so all night marched the Nation's dead, i With never a banner above thtm spread, I Nor a badge, nor a motto brandished;'

No mark save the bare uncovered head Of the silent bronze Reviewer;

With never an arch saved the vaulted! sky; With never a flower save those that lie .. . . . . i

jn me cmani graves tor icve couia buy No gift that was purer or truer. So all night long swept the strange array, So all night long till the morn gray I watched for one who had pi.sed away. With a reverent awe and wonderTill a blue cap waved in the leijth'mng line, And I knew that c.-.e that was kin of mine Had come; and I spake and lo! that sign Awakened me from my slumber.

Children Cry for Fletcher'

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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has be, la use for over over 30 years, has borne the signature , an1 has been made under his J CftZ&li Pwrfffo; its infanr ass. ctv. auo no one t0 ueceive you jfl All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are b Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health

auiauu. uau lauurcn r.zpenence apainst Experimenf What is CÄRTODIÄ

Castoria is a hannkss substitute for Castor Oil, ParrW; Drops and .othia Syiups. It is pleasant. It contai neither Opium, jrurphire ncr other narcotic substance 1age is its K'raude. For racre than thirty years it fc-t been in conjuiat use for the relief of Constipation, Flatu'encv Wind Coif; and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arisit thsrjfrora, and by regulating the Stomach and JJowcIs ak GENÜtMÜ CASTORIA ALWA

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In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought

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Grandmother's Kecipe Restore Color, Gloss and Attractiveness.

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njpt everyone knows that Paa Tea and Sulphur, prop rly compounded, brlnpa bnrk th natural color and lustre to the hair when f t1-il. streaked or fray. Years ago tr.e only way 'to ret this mixture was to i-iake It at heme, which Is mussy e.id troubU--m, Nowaday, by a'snR at any ''rug store for "Wyeth'a S.ie and S1.1lhur Canjpound." you will Ret a largo 'nie ef this famous old recipe, Im- , vvt Ly the ad'Ution of other In-r'-ilir.l. at a nirU r .. 1"inT stay irrty! '11 It! N'o on run joelbly tell thu! yoi dirken-il y.r huir. s It does !: m naturally and evnlv. T-ia damjeti a sponge or aolt t;'wb . wlln It en-l draw thin thn.ajtri yuyr hair, ta kTr-7 one small reri at a time: br morning th icray hiir dUwippaars. and after another p. rIKatlon or two, your hair bectmes beaut'futly dark, Rlosey and attractive. Wyeth" Pare and Fufphur Compound Is a delightful toilet requisite for those who dealre dark hair and a youthful appearance. It la not Intended for tha curs, mitlftiioa or pro? Tentloq pf Claease,

Tony Milton

Ijl'lif ) I Hiiirifil. rflar of tin ieMenber taiii throe or f(nr yt-arn apo. und Toiuniv Mlüon. a product of tindirt trrck.' will tenni togt-ihi-r with two Rpi-rt.il I )iK'scnlnr cars in an attempt lo tak hom th bk sli of Ihn 't O-niile I P'-rtv SwiPtakos 0i puric on Mav 31. Tiifs twr lri v ers will ofter stifT romnetltlon ns thny have li'h li.nl a world of expi-r ii-m-p nn sif ilva Dm -f 1 i-r y h m l 'i'it n n w rar for ODo:m-::. v. lib will Ir.t k one Inch of th- i-i ii:iiu isle piston dU-p!aen:':'!

! SEE IT TX.iOUGM Wl.u tliouKh the guiM I, . .. t) 111 !, Th- f r- of war Ih ash Wnu: n.al'.T if t.'ic vln'-yurd land Foriuts iluj pjundua; cbasl.? U uiiiiiot ay f raw it tl rj-i-h

until 11, i.ust bill s p.i d.

r vxo betr"r CT'-inv1 5. than ever to h.v.

x'i.c , of!. vou Mir xvoiftt and gr.v ti !'--.ti ? T-rl re dt"-Tis tre tt rent C

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fc Lddie ODonnell

Milton will have n..rr "'Nj;s"' than any nth'r driver in i,e r;n .- ( it

I'I'alm.".' mirrt-; almost every 1 by four cyliiuic '.

once iti a win.c :i

shown Its ki.'H w'.-fn. Aiuonir th

live wt:n rs or :- I ! .-. !:--li niaM)!-

.lOiVrull ( vi lit s u roun's .Mainir 11 ryllndors D;iw -t r-iimi.l. Thon- s l'aluui" Mn i.i' 1 5lnd'rd c iii:!uc .

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U Boat Will Acend the Micrl ,:pp River and E: S.en In St. Leu .

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ii- .ii.)t t;l..rWy -iijr mm, Vln- i.- viis f lu ro.-. t h t-i , '..'n:!l vu'vi- nui's, J tl.-ii Lack to hi: I-!,

vi.t ., , ! :h-v h I.-. r r.-.,-. .'' : .... J .ur :..';.-.: w ii ile thy ."..., . i; toly lnds l-t'M buy v iu uinuitee the thin? for which Utir brothers went to dlo!

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One of the Rn.i! of i-mnn t 1 now proceeding lowa'd' tb- IV SUtr-: to part:;i;.tM in tin-

iMtn canipatun v.j':i opons 21?t has brn diverted from t! mu.las to New Urlrun, f! i;i it will SHcend M:o Ml;:.:ii')i

IxntiH. The submarine nw actual r r'.n during the war nnd Is ono of fit fli-t nurrendprel. Tho boat w.ll rr-tnaln at St. Lvi'a lone, enough ta afford the- public ;r: -;) poitunlty to .inspect u. it Is oru if the larKnt and latot tyos um'! b Germany.

Head the COU1UEÜ