Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 63, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 October 1920 — Page 8

SALTS IF KIDNEYS .

OR BLADDER BOiiil

Harmless to flush Kidneya nnd neutral izo irritating acids Splendid for Cysten.

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Kidney and Bladder TrcaJmfeä result from nri2 acid, 8ays a noted authority TJio kidnrys filter this acid from tho Mood and riS3 it on to tho bladder, "whero it often rcraaina to irritate and in&axce, causing a burning, ßcalding sensation, or f citing up an irritation at tho rwJc of tlic bladder, oblijrin you to reck relief two or three timci Oaring the night. Tho sufferer is in constant dread, tho water pr-ssc Borr.etimrs with a rcalding censation and ü very profu-; again, thrro h diJicultv in avoiding if. Madder "vvc.jlne., most lol i call it, Uaupo they can't control urination. While it is extremely annoying and eoniotimca very piinful, tau really enc of tho moot eimple mlmenls to overcome. Cot about four ourcc3 of Jad Salts from your pharmacist and take a tabloppoonful in a ßlass of water before breakfast, continue this for two or three days. This will neutralize tho acMa in the urine so it no longer in a sourco of irritation to the bladder and urinary or kriA which tlicn act normally again. Jail Salts ia inexpensive, harmless, r.nd is mado from the acid of grnpea and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and U used by thousanda of folka who aro Fubject to urinary disorders caused by uric acid irritation. Jad Salta ia cplcndid for kidneys and causes no bad c-fleets whatever. Here you have a pleasant, effervescent lithia-water drink, which fluidity relieve j bladder iroubla.

I By EDNA K:"-"." FORBES

PRETTY AIWIS

7 TP TO tho nge of eighteen or nine iJ teen,, a girl need not worry if licr inns are too thin or too f:it unless :hey are an fxtrmo of either conHtion for up to 'that time the body s maturing, fnd may easily lie too rat or too thin in Itself. And tho inn trains or loses in proportion to Its weight. Most of tho men who sit by calo and weigh 3011 free If they canlor guess your weight within a few pound?, tak hold of the arm and feel its size before stating the weight. The best way to have beautiful arms Is to exercise them. Massage and creams may liolp pome, but exorciso Is certain to develop the lovely lines so much desired. Plain household tasks

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Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Mcn-tho-SuIphur, says a noted skin specialist, because of its germ destroying properties, this nilphur preparation instantly brings case from Skin: irritation, soothes and herds the eczema right up and leaves tue shin elear and smooth. It never fails to relieve the torment and disfigurement. Suffer e.rs from skin trouble should get a little jar of Mentho-Sulphnr from any good druggist and use it like a cold cream. LADEEOI SECRET TO DÄRIM HUB Brinrr Back its Color and Lustre with Grandma's Sage Tea Recipe.

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Common garlen saso brewed Into a heavy tea. with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, strcaken and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant. Mixing the Sago Tea and Sulphur recipo at home, though, la troublesome. An easier way is to pet tho rv'ady-to-uso preparation Improved by tho addition of other ingredients a largo bottle, at little cost, at drup stores, known as "Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound," thu3 avoiding a lot of muss. 'A'hile Kray, faded hair 13 not sinful, wo all desiro to retain our youthful appearanco and attractiveness. By larkcnlmr your hair with Wycth'fl Sage and Sulphur Compound, no ono can tell, because it does it so naturally, fo evenly. You Just dampen a Fponge or r.oft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking: one Fmall strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs havo disappeared. After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark.glossy, soft and luxuriant and you appear years younger. Wycth's Sapo and Sulphur Compound Is a delightful toilet requisite. It la not Intended for tho cure, inlgltatlon or prevention of disease. j GIRLS! YOU CAN j

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Every Young Girl Wants Pretty Arms to Show Off. will make the ami beautiful, making beds, sweeping, kneading bread or beating cake, are all exereises that tend to nmke tho arms well developed. Such tasks should be done with quick movements; sluggish movements are not cxeruM's at all. Swimming is. good for the arms, of course, rowing, canoeing, and all outdoor spurts will make the amis pretty. Anything which makes the arms' mnvc quickly in varii:g directions, Which Ilexes and relaxes the muscles. Is a good arm exereKe. Iloldig tho arms doubled up, the hand in :r. and tightening the upper arm .j-.ccies, is still another good exercise. It is such a pleasure to own pretty arms and to be able to wear sleeveless dresses, that every woman will feel repaid for any trouble she goes to, to improve her arms. (Copyright.) 0

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A noted Ciiwiuiuti ruthority dimvori il a now thor compound and e.tllod it freerone and ;i tjuarter ouiuv of it now can he h:nl for a few cent.- at any drug More. You imply apply a few drop of this magio frerono upon a tender corn or painful calhi aiul int: iu-- liiapHar!, then hhortly you wdl llnd'tho corn or eillm o leo-e that you can lift it olT with the linger. You feel no pain, not a particle of Forme, cither when applying freeone or afterward.', and it doesnt even irritate the Hard corns, oft corn- or corns between the toes al-o toughened calluses, iunt nhrivtl up nnd lift oir tu xisy. Jt is wenJcrful! It works like a charm. Try it! Women should keep it on their dressers aul never let a corn acho twice.

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HO STRANGERS. There ouplit to be no strangers in this little vale of tears; , ' I haven't peen a stranger's face for years anil years and years. I fee, of course, some people that I nover saw before. Hut they're just lihe the others thct Tvo known in days of yore. They've felt and known tho sc-lfsam things the rest have known and felt. They'll freeze up fur unfrjenylly foUiS, for kindly onfs they'll melt. They've each one had a sorrow tirt they thought they eouhln't bear, IUit bore It, Just as people do with sorrows everywhere. There ought to be no rdrangev, In this ro-ealliMl world of we! I fcc new people that love, J;.tt every-vl.-re I frt. An! everyone has felt' some Jry that I had felt some t ; Ami eai-Ji h im Ii ul hN Uttle rtr am hle.hcr slpc.- to climb; A Ti l e.ith has knWU the MW.-etS of llOUu at f.,;:!" titn' or another; nd r...irlv cery man, you meet will rava :il Mil 1,'t-i tiit!'e: ;!.;- !, .!! at tl.ii a;s that thrill nie, tea, t ! - ;'! e;t! i J ne r met ' ' ' f- b- ?;o trafirn In thli

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ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE

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One time I met a chap who Faid I'd fall. Since then I've camped alon- ambition's trail With cknehins lists and grating teeth, to show That chump there were some tilings he did not know. A lot of times, too, I met kindly folk Who said -and made? me think they did not Joke That 1 wan destined for a better place Than then I held in life's uncertain race. For their dear sokes who thus believed 1 n me I am compelled by pratltude to be All that I mi;-;ht have been upon this earth Had fortune smiled her sweetest at my Urth. Now those two reasons, ami some more that I Can't now recall, explain succinctly why I do the best I can to make success Of my small part in this great mundane nie'-s. Red Hair. Somo people admire red hair, and others havo it. Iieddioaded people are better looking than other people, if they are. Some are uly as mud fences. Tho horse? dealer calls rod-headed people sorrel. The cattle mva call them Devons or Diirimins. The hoir-mori call thern Durocs. ornithologists call them woodpeckers. The doi: men call them Irish setters. The poultry men call them Rhode Island reds. The artists call them Titians. And then you are. Hut all the time there are a fow people around town, including the possessor of the pink foliage, who know they are plain reddieads. We once knew a girl who was so redheaded that the underwriters raised the insurance rate on her father's frame dwelling. We also knew a young man who couldn't use anything but asbestos pillow-casos. And once when he tried to take an egg-shampoo the odor of scorching omelette was almost unbearable. This boy finally got a job in a large city, standing in a gas-ditch in a busy st root at night and letting his head stick out. llcil lit'üileil pooplo are supposed to bo quicker-tempered than other folks. Our observation is that this Is absolutely true, except for brown-haired or bhu k-halrod, hi to-halrod or bald or towdieaded peonle. Wo do not know why rod hair Is a Joke. l'.ut It 1 otherwise v should never have written this fcO ymi wouldn't have rc:id it. Suekor ! 0

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In?it on ''Raver Tablet of Aspirin" in a 'Hayer package, containing proper direction for Headache, OM, Tain, Neuralgia, Lumhigo, and Khoumatbra. Name "Payer" means genuine Aspirin prescribed hy physierans f rr nineteen veai.. Handy tin bo'i of VI tablets cest few cent". Aspirin i trade mark of Payer Manufacture of rcaoaceticAcidester tf alicylicacW.

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FOOTBALL AND THE PROFESSOR. Xot infrequently, It Is suspected, has the salary of the football coach in some American Institutions of learning exceeded the remuneration of the professors. Rut In one of the small colleges of the middle West, according to a story told by its president recently football seems about to come to the rescue of a poorly paid faculty. AndIt came about In this way. After a season In which an alumni-coached team had been badly defeated, the graduates took counsel together'nnd demanded a professional athletic director. Rut they realized that such men sometimes command salaries approaching or exceeding five figures, and they were woefully aware that the men In the class room who had taught them Horace or" history were outclassed In the face of such rewards. For them, then, It became a question either of eliminating this unhappy discrepancy or of doing without a winning team. Recently one of the best-known athletic men In the middle West was hired by the alumni, and the topic seems1 to be: "What effect will his coming have on the professor of economics and the professor of Greek? .

The fate of the world hangs on the price of sugar. Gasoline may be as expensive as champagne In the pre-war days, but the llivver can wait; rents may be as high as Hainan hung, but they are paid only once a month ; clothing may be costly, but we can wear overalls; but who can calculate the irritating elTect of the daily dole of sugar being sold as a special favor by one's grocer at n price that the housewife considers fabulous? Great oaks from little acorns grow, and little drops of water falling on one's brow eventually feel like the kick of a cow, says Columbia ltecord. The housewife Is getting into a dangerous state of aggravation over tho sugar, situation, and leagues may wait and treaties hesitate; the tariff and taxation laws may well be shunted aside.

With her people speaking thirtythree languages, including English, as has been shown in an Interchurch World Movement survey, New York seems to have earned the title so often given to her of the modern Tower of Rabel, says Christian Science Monitor. Of the 1,700,000 persons speaking the foreign languages, from tho English-speaking standpoint, it is worth while to note, the Germans, Italians, Swedes, Norwegians, Chinese, Japanese, Magyars, Russians, Rohemians and Toles have church sendees carried on in their own languages, according to the survey, while the dozen other nationalities In the "Tower" go without religious services in their own tongues.

The vital statistics bureai reports that Americans are becoming longer lived. Perhaps the Interest taken in life and its afCairs keeps us younger and so increases the length of life, while other nations', with less to exerclso their mental and physical powers, grow older faster and die sooner. At any rate, America is the country of young men, and some of its young men who do not count their age by their years are well up in the last decade.

If the appeal of the German chancellor to the German people to show that "they have had enough of war and that no fool, crowned or uncrowned, shall drag Germany into a war of revenge," Is sustained, remarks Raltimorc American, It will give tho world tho first real proof that the Germans have had a change of heart and realize now what n menace tho mad world ambition of their leaders has been to humanity.

It 1j said that the governor of Guam has prohibited whistling. Is this country In its treatment of personal liberty retrograding to tho dnys of tho Russian czar, who not only wielded nbso lute power over his subjects' privato lives, but also held they existed only while he noticed them? asks Raltimoro American. Evidently, tho power of this particular olllclal Ikim gone to his head, If the report bo true.

Tho news columns offer the Information that a talking chimpanzee ia on his way to this country from Europe but the peoplo should bo warned not to confuse this mlraclo of naturo

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Speaking of uplifts, how about a society whose members be required to go about "picking up" people who say 'have went" and telling theru all about "have gone." Aren't you ready to uffer for tho mother tongue?

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A prlzo of $20,000 Is offered for nn answer to any signal to Mars. But, after the signal Is answered, how aro we to acquire the Martian language or get our own understood there?

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