The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 6, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 6 June 1929 — Page 10

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WITHOUT HEALTH ’ I 3F* 4 LIFE'S DIFFICULTIES BFX’OME A BURDEN, LIFE'S PLEASURES HOLD NO ALLUREMENT. TO BE HAPPY OR SKX’ESSFUL ONE MUST HAVE HEALTH. ARE YOU WASTING YOUR YUARS, OR, ARE YOU PHYSICALLY STRONG AND ABLE TO C OMPETE WITH LIFE'S TRIALS AND BURDENS? IF YOU HAVE HEALTH PROBLEMS, WE SUGGEST YOU BRING THEM TO US- FOR THE PAST NINE YEARS WE HAVE DEVOTED OUR TIME TO THE WORK OF BRINGING BACK HEALTH TO THE SICK AND SUFFERING. IF YOU ARE ILL AND HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO FIND RELIEF. LET US SEE WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU. 01R CHARGES ARE VERY -REASONABLE. BASED UPON PERIOD OF TIME REQUIRED FOR YOUR TREATMENTS.

Tuberculosis Not. 12, 1927. To Whom It May Concern: My folks had all preparations made to take me to Mexico for my health when I decided to see what Drs. Brooks ‘and Brooks would* say about my- case. After a few treatments I was able to go to work. I have never had a return of the trouble and would advise anyone suffering with the disease to consult them about their conditon. B. FRANK BERGMAN, Ninth and Prarie, Vincennes, Ind. Case of Stoiuac.h Trouble and Bad Hearing Helped „ Vincennes, Ind. Nov. 24, 1926. I can say that the treatments, by Drs. Brooks and Brooks have done me more good than medicines that I have taken for the stomach trouble and bad hearing. MISS ALICE PIPER, Sumner, 111. Pains in Bladder Vincennes, Ind. Oct. 26, 1928 I had done everythng I knew what to do when I went to Drs. Brooks and Brooks. The first treatment gave me immediate relief and after a few more ' I have never been bothered since. I want you to know the relief I - received from the first treatment was nothing short of miraculous. . MRS. ZELL A GRIDER, Sixth and Vollmer. Loss of Eyesight . Sept. 7, 1927. To Whom It May Concern: After a few treatments I was able to go to the office of Drs. Brooks and Brooks. ’ I regained my eyesight completely and have improved in every way, feeling better than I have felt for years. I am only too glad to pass the good word along to others. MATTIE WILLIAMS, 123 W. Swartzell Ave., Vincennes, Ind.

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TAKE STEPS TO PROTECT GAME WARDENS Acts of the last General Assembly promulgated by Governor Leslie, May 21, now make it a criminal offense ■ for any person to resist an officer in the discharge of his duty, or to resist or oppose anyone assisting an officer. Under this law the maximum fine is SIOO and maximum jail sentence 6 months. Another law relative to drawing a firearm or attempting to use a dangerous weapon, or commiting bodily injury to an arresting officer or person assisting said officer, is punishable by one year imprisonment in the state prison. Richard Leiber, State conservation director citing the new laws said they will be of material aid in the enforcement of fish and game laws of this state. In the past he said, wardens have been l resisted and in a few cases, attacked by dynamiters and seiners operating in some localities of the state. _o This is a good time of year to pay your subscription, if it is due. _____ 0 A classified ad will sell it. Lord Rochester Styling Develops Advanced Fashions For Young Men $37.50 With Two Trousers Tailored by Michaels-Stern KOHLER & CHAMPION 112 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana Cleaning Bepairing and Adjusting 'Sewing Machines ('an also furnish new parts for pill makes of sewing machines. C. A. Banning Syracuse. Indiana

Serious Eye Trouble My eye was in such a terrible con.' dition that it was advised that I have ■ an operation, but having heard so much about Drs Brooks and Brooks, I decided to see them first. I saw such a wonderful change' after the first treatment that I say, j to anyone who is sick or ailing to try the doctors. It was performing a miracle in my case for I feel that ’ I owe my sight t-o them. SHERfftAN ROACH, 321 W. Minneapolis Ave., Vincennes, Ind. Bronchial Asthma Nov. 10. 1927. To Whom k May Concei :. . We took our son Lynn to Doctors Brooks and Brooks who said they ’ could relieve him of this condition, s He improved from the start and bas never fyad an attack since that time. ! He gre\v heavier and his general health is better than ever. We pre very grateful to the Doctors for what they did. C. A. PIPER. 1312 Busseron St., Vincennes, Ind. Stomach and Bowel Trouble I . Washington. Ind., Oct. 11. 1928. In March I began taking treatments from Drs. Brooks and Brooks. . I feel like a different person now, ‘ working every day. I sure believe j in the Dcetor-i and their work. MISS NELLIE STROUD, • I 7 West Sycampre St. Paralysis and Nervous Breakdown Sept. 10, 1927. To Whom It May Concern: I decided to try Drs. Brooks and Brooks. In a few treatments I was I able to to their office and in a • short time was back at work again. Since then I have had no more troble with this condition. MRS. C. C. SHEIxLING, 1342 Broadway. *

i “i I I LN DUR CHURCHES i- . 1 i_ i / (•race Lutheran Church Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Please note the time. There will be no morning or evening worship. A. H. Arbaugh, Pastor. Mrs. Roy Riddle, Sdpt. U. B- Announcements Gerald Bushong, SuptSunday school, 9:45 a. m. Junior C. E, 11:00 a. m. Prayer hour Thursday, 7:30. Worship service 11:00 a. m. Indian Village Children’s Da) service Sunday eveningA. Nicodemus, PastorChurch Os God Sunday school at 10:00. No preaching services. \ Prayer service each Thursday evening at 7:30. Every one is welcome to each service. Methodist Church Church school »nd morning worship at 9:45. A Children’s Day program will be given. Evening service, 7:30. All services daylight savings time. Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:30. Brotherhood Thursday, 7:30. Evangelical Church P. W. Soltau, Gen. Supt. Sunday school, 9:45, a. m. Divine worship, 10:45, a. m. Subject “Digging Ditches.” Evening service, 7:30. Subject, “Borrowed Religion.” Prayer meeting and Bible study each Thursday evening at 7:30-o’clock. The public is cordially invited to all services. R. G. Foust, Rastor. o ‘ Now that it has been found that fireflies burn oil in their lamps, the next thing will be a demand to restrict the production—it might result in lower costs. We print Sale Bills. A classified ad will sell it. Is your subscription due? -

Lumbago Vincennes, Ind. Nov. 12, 1927. This is to certify' that I have been down twice with my back during an illness ealjled Lumbago. Treatments ! given by Drs. Brooks and Brooks , pulled me right out of it. JOHN LITTLE, 10 West Eberwine. Vincennes, Ind. Nov. 21, 1928. On the first day of October, 1928, I began to feel so bad, could not sleep and was so nervous could scarcely keep from screaming. I consulted Drs. Brooks and Brooks, then of this city. In a few treatments I was greatly improved and at

NERVOUSNESS Our treatments will aliay the fear, the worry and the tension which are characteristic of nervous exhaustion. General irritability, sleeplessness, mental depression and kindred ailments that affliet the nervous individual slowly sap the vitality. If you are nervous and your health is not what it should be, consult/us and we will give your case the same careful examination and treatment which has been instrumental in building up a successful record on nervous cases.

Lost Complete Use of His Body Nov. 8, 1927 Cast Christmas our youngest son Jerome fell while at school and landed on his head and left shoulder. We did not think anything of this at the time for he did not seem to be any worse for the fall. After getting l over the measles in March he began to lose the use of his body. We took him to a d octor who advised us to remove the tonsils. We had this done but it did not help one bit. After trying various doctors and clinics, a friend of ours in Vincennes ' Ind., advised us to consult DrS. Brooks and Brooks. We had to carry the boy by this time and he could not talk at all. Part of the time he could

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INDIAN’S RURAL MAIL BOXES MUST CONFORM TO LAW Notice was served recently by the post office department on all patrons of the rural mail service m Indiana that unless they relocate their mail boxes by June 15 to conform with the right side of the road in the general direction of traffic, their mail would be held at the local past office or otherwise disposed of. This action was taken in conformity with the new Indiana law leaking it unlawful to drive on the left side of the road. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Billany said that owing to the importance of the question it might.be necessary to eventually make the order effective throughout the country. FIFTY-THREE YEARS AGO (Continued from Front Page) G. M- Ray presents to the Board a draft of an Ordinance entitled and numbered as follows, which is adopted by the board. An ordinance for the preservation of peace and order of the incorporated Town of Syracuse. Ind. Ordinance, No. 1. Sec. 1- Be it enacted by the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Town of Syracuse, that it shall be unlawful for any person or p’ersons to disturb the Peace, either by loud and boisterous talking, swearing, blackgarding, threatening, or by gestures, within the limits of the corporation of Syracuse, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum. not less than one dollar nor more than ten dollars for each offense. Sec. 2. Be it further ordained that it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to resist an officer while in discharge of duty and upon conviction shall be fined ten dollars for each offense Sec- 3. And it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to keep or maintain a common nuisance in or about his or her premises, neither on the street or alleys adjoining thereunto. Any person or persons suffering such nuisance to remain in or

present writing am In much better health. lam very grateful to the Doctors for what they have done for t "fne and sincerely recommend their services to anv sufferer. »■ ! MRS. LOUIS HERRIN, 619 American Bank Bldg. General Run Down Condition Wheatland, Ind., Nov. 22, 1926. After taking treatments of Drs. . Brooks and Brooks I was like a new , person and life was not a dread any t longer, I I tell all my friends about the [ Doctors and their wonderful treat- , ments. MRS. BJ2RTHA HOSTETTER, ; R. F. D. 2,

not swallow as the fluids or solids would come out through his, nostrils. The boy at this time was seven years of age. Drs. Brooks and Brooks made an examination, saying that the treatments would restore him to a normal state of health. In a few treatments our boy regained the use of his body and is normal in every respect. You would neyer know that he has had a serious x (spell of sickness. We are certainly grateful to Drs. Brooks and Brooks for restoring our boy to us and wish to advise anyone who is afflicted and can not get relief to seek their advice. RAYMOND ENGLEHART, FRIEDA ENGLEHART, R. F. D. 1., Plainville, Ind.

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" about said premises, after being ' notified by the Town Marshall to • remove the same within a reason- ; able length of time, shall be fin--1 ed not less than five dollars nor 1 more than ten dollars, and shall be compelled to remove the same I within twelve hours from the f time notice is given by the mar--1 shall, and shall pay an additional f fine for every twelve hours he 1 or she may suffer the same to ■ remain, above ground, in or about said premises. Sec. 4- And it shall be unlaw- > ful forxany person or persons to 1 ride, drive or lead any horse, mule or jack on any sidewalk t' within the Corporation of the • Town of Syracuse. Any person I violating this section shall be r fined in any sum not less than one dollar nor more than five ( dollars for each offense. Sec. 5. Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Town of Syracuse that we authorize the marshal to commit to the calaboose, any person or persons not in a condition to be placed on trial, until such persons in the judgement of the marshal shall be in a proper condition to be tried, and on failure to pay fine or give bail, may be committed to the calaboose any length of time not to exceed twenty days. Sec. 6 Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the incorporated Town of Syracuse that it ‘ shall be unlawful for any perr son or persons to run horses,, e ride or drive tfyem at a greater r rate of speed than a moderate trot within the limits of the Incorporated Town of SyracuseAny person violating this section shall be fined in any sum not less than one dollar, nor more . than three dollars for each offense. Evan Miles, President. f Addison Green, Amos King, (Attest) Ed- F. Holloway, clerk. On motion of Addison Green, Board adjourned to meet on Tuesday, November 28. 1876, at 7 o’clock p. m. l (Continued Next Week) ————o PROGRAM WELL ATTENDED I - . [ (Continued from Front Page) t _ Yoder, David, Syracuse cemeI tery. Culler, Johnathan, Co. H, 9th Ohio Inf., Syracuse cemetery. 3 Guy, Andrew, War 1812, SyraJ cuse cemtery. Weaver, Aaron, Co. K, 30 th Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. ‘ Bowld, Wm. R., Corp. Co. A, j ’s2nd Ind. Inf., Syracuse ceme--5 tery. r Haner, Peter, Syracuse ceme- [ tery. Brady, Jaems J. Benner, James, Co. A, 152nd • Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. ! Kitson, Jack A., Co. C, 12th Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Stettler, John W., Leut., 74th Ind. Inf., Quart., Syracuse cemetery. Mitchell, Henry, 48 Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Wallis, Wm., Co. E, 4th Ind. Inf., Syarcuse cemetery. Snyder, Morgan, Co. B, 13th Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. King, Amos, Co. A, 152nd Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Midlam, Levi, Co. D, 12th Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Coy, John, Co. K, 29th Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Miller, Wm., Syracuse cemeBushong, Hezekiah, Co. A, 152nd Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. < Ott, Daniel, 48th Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery.

Haney, Massilon, Co. A, 152nd ! Ind. Inf. j Grissom, Eli, Co. M, 42nd Ind. I Cavalry, Syracuse cemetery. Roberts, Alfred, 12th Ind. Inf., | also Co. C, 74th Ind. Inf., Syrajcuse cemetery. j Akres, Levi, Co. A, 152nd Ind. i Inf., Syracuse cemetery. WolL-Jacob, Co. A, 152nd Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Butt, Lewis, Co. E, 74th Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Cromwell, Oliver, 48th Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Bushong, Elias, Co. B, 29th Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Howard, Jno. W. Syarcuse cemetery. Slabaugh, Benj., Syracuse cemetery. McGarity, D., Syarcuse cemetery. Akers, Samuel, Sr., Co. A, 152 Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. 1 Holloway, Edward, 152nd Ind. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Holloway, Roy, U. S. N., Syracuse cemetery. Epert, Thos.. Solomon’s Creek. Rentfrow, J., Syracuse cemetery. Sloan, Hugh, World War, Syracuse cemetery. Lecount, Earl, World War, Syracuse cemetery. Sheffield, Theodore, Syracuse cemetery. Case, H. W., Syracuse cemetery. Butt, Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Zerby, Geo. W., 50th O. Vol., Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Duter, Daniel E., O. Vol. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Pence, Wm., Columbia City, Tully- Wm., Co. E 129th Ind. Vol. Inf., Solomon’s Creek. Colwell, Wm., Syracuse ‘ cemetery. Hentzell, Benj. F., Syracuse cemetery. Corns,, Marion, Syracuse cemetery. ' Wright, Allen. Brown, Leonard- Syracuse cemptprv Willard, John. Miles, John, Co. A, 152nd Ind. Vol. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Doran, James, N. Y. Vol. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Lavering- Wm., Co. D, 136 Ind. Vol. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Stiffler, Samuel, Syracuse cemetery. Miles, Edw. E., Co. A, 152nd Ind. Vol. Inf., Syracuse cemetery. Brady, Thos. J, Co. A, Ind. Vol. Inf.- Syracuse cemetery. Holloway, Burdette, World War, Syracuse cemetery. Rike, Horae, World War, Syracuse cemetery. Krifting, Peter, IX S. Reg. Army, Syracuse cemetery. Wilkinson, Wilbur. U. S. Reg. Army, Syracuse cemetery. Smith, Chas. V., Ind. Vol. Cav., Syracuse cemetery. Strieby, Aldean, World War, American Legion, Syracuse cemetery. Proper, Geo.- Syracuse cemetery. o 3 Glasses Water Help Constipation One glass of water is not enough—take three glasses one hour before breakfast. Much better results are obtained by adding a teaspoon of simple glycerine, saline compound (known as Adlerika) to each glass. AdlerikA acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste matter you never thought was in your system. Stops gas and sour stomach in TEN minutes! Relieves constipation in two hours. Thornburg Drug Co. (2)

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! b ADDITIONAL locals [ • 4 ' Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kehr attended the Kehr reunion at Wakarusa, at the Leatherman Park. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Good of So. Bend spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bushong. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ballenger of Chicago were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Grissom. Mrs. Newton Calbeck attended the funeral of Mrs. Ben Butler, at Benton Friday afternoon. Mrs. Evelyn Knight, of Chicago was a guest of Mrs. Wm. Kindig Friday night and Saturday. Norman Brady of Wakegan, 111., spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Gordy. Mrs. Jesse Sargent and daughter, Hazel, spent Wednesday of last week in Fort Wayne visiting Mrs. Sargent’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Swenson and son Harold, were in Ft. Wayhe to visit Mrs. Swenson’s cousin ahd wife, Henry Stein. Miss Edna Yoker returned home Sunday from Chicago where she has been visiting relatives for a few days. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Hoy, of Silver Lake, spent Sunday wtih their daughter, Mrs. O. G. Carr and children. Miss Irene Nicolai returned on Thursday from a three weeks visit with'his aunt, Mrs. Erwin Byland and family of Toledo, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shultz and little son, Jack, of So. Bend, called on Mr. and Mrs. F. Hinderer on Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Riddle were in Ligonier, Sunday, attending the Firestone-Bennett reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Al Keefer are here to spent the summer at Kale Island*in one of D. L. Gibsons’ Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Gibson, and Mrs. John Stevenson of Chicago spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burket spent Sunday afternoon in Tiosa, Ind., at the home of his nephew, Cliff, Shoemaker. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rookstool, and children of Oswego, Mr. Orlan Stiffler and family, Mr. Chester Stiffler and family and Miss Dorothy Ross spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Lesta Rookstool. .Douglas Vandewater,, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. F. E. Vandevawter, motored to Huntington, Va v and brought home her son Erick who has been visit- _ ing in the home of his aunt there for several weeks. Douglass Vandewater accompanied by his mother, Mrs. F. EJ Vandewater, motored to Huntington, West, Va., and will bring back their son, Erick, who has been in the home of his aunt there for several months. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Blanchard and Mrs. Henry Blanchard, Miss Hazel Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lehman of South Bend. Mrs. Mary Neaderhouser of Ft. Wayne, Rev. and Mrs. R, G. Foust, and daughter Harriett and Miss Mary Jensen attended the commencement of Miss Ruth Blanchard at North Manchester College, Friday, May 31. The graduation party took dinner with Miss Blanchard at the Brubaker home near the college.