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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-11-06

T. y. Mackrniller trans acted busi-
meas in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Mast and
family are moving this week to
Washburn, Wis. where they have
purchased moving picture theatre.
They have been very popular people
during their five or six years req
idencs in Usage and we regret their
departure from US. Success attend.
Usage Press. We welcome the
family to this city. Mr.. and Mrs,
Mast ard family arrived here last
evening.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-11-06

Washburn sure has a bunch of
enterprising merchants for not
only do they cover the Washburn
field but many orders are filed
from outside points. This week
Amos M. Hansen reports the
sale of complete household
outfit to a gentleman at Bayfield,
and he also reports the sale of
an outfit to gentleman at Ash
land. Other merchants are
equally progressive and fill
orders to outside points. A
short time ago A. I. Lien filed
an order of mackinaws for an
Eastern party and many of the
other merchants supply goods
to many of the smaller towns in
the county. 1t is an indication
that outside people believe that
they can do well by trading in
Washburn and there should also
b. no reason why local people
cannot do all of their trading at
home. Trade to outside points
is dropping off wonderfully all
because people here are being
convinced that they can do better
by trading at home.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-11-06

Mrs. E. G. Alvord will ,eavr next
Monday for Sheboygan where she
will attend the State Sunday School
convention.
The Congregational Sunday
School have donated their library OF
nearly 400 books to the Free Public
Library.
Mrs. A. Paulson entertained q
number of lady friend4 at her
residence on 4th street Friday even.
ing.
T.. W. jerks and VIM. Folsom of
Lodi, Wis arrived in the city last
evening for visit at the jerks
residence. They will spend some
| time hunting in this vicinity.
L. Brinker of Virginia, Mimi.
was in the city last Friday. Mr.
I,rinker came down to Ashland tt
attend the funeral or his sister Mrs
Otto Gullard.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Garnet Hare Monday after
noon.
Miss Ida Nygren left this morn
ing for Duluth where she will visit
With her sister Mrs. Frank
Sundeen.
Impure blood runs you down
makes you an easy victim fol
organic diseases. Burdock BoOG
BItters purifies the blood-cures the
| cause-builds you up.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-11-06

A. l. Lien returned Wednesday
evening from business trip to
Duluth and the Twin Giles.
Attorneys Sauve and Morris of
Iron River have been attending
Circuit Court here this week.
F. r. Smith of Minneapolis trans
acted business in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Smith is interested in land in
BAYFIELD, county.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-11-06

Announcement is made by the
local W. G. T. U. OF a lecture to be
given in this city tn December Bird
by Rev. A. Krug OF Iron River on
"Eugenics'. The place OF the
lecture will be announced at later
date.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-11-06
For Sale.

For Sale.
A good team Of good horses and
harness. Inquire of Geo. Robb.
Cornucopia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

condition recurs in 1916
Mr.. Hopper's horoscope, consistently a self
likeness, is built on a very broad plan he
being a jovial Sagittarian. Artemus Ward
came into the world under the same rising
sign as did also Lincoln, though the presence
Of Saturn in the latters ascendant INTRODUCED
melancholy and sedateness into the tempera-
ment, made drollery rather than mirth. a
subtle wit rather than jOcOsity.
Mr.. Hopper has no sympathy with the man
who does not understand humor; he would
estimate such organic incapacity as on a par
with Weary Waggles's lack of appreciation Of
the culinary virtues Of a Perigord pie.
Venus, afflicted by Mars and Saturn. cOnsti
tutes the tortuous stream through which bis
domestic bark has fought its way. But he
could no more have refrained from taking
these voyages than he could help being a
distinguished disciple of the iesting COmus.
No failure in matTimOny or in anything else
is likely to prove a disbursement 10 him.
He could say with the weatherbeaten pilot
who guiding boat up PenObscot Bay,
having maintained he knew every rock on the
coast just then rising high in the air on
submerged ledge, And that's one Of them"
A vein Of philosophy gives piquancy TO fund
of humor.
The records at hand do not give the time
OF his first marriage, but / judge the same to
have been near either the twenty-irst or the
twenty-sixth year. affectiOnal testimonies sur
rounding each OF these periods. The second
marriage was probably near the thirtieth
year with the divorce that followed in 1893
as coming under Mars opposition TO Venus.
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LcEaap

The third venture Immediately
and unfortunately took place under
the same aspect. By no astroioglc
possibility could this union nave
thrived in felicity, though kindred
interests bolstered up the ship of
state for FIVE years, when the Moon
squared successfully four of the
planets in his horoscope, introducing
another instance of the submerged
ledge.
The fourth brave effort was made
under more favorable planetary aus
pices, with the Sun joining Jupiter
in a fixed" sign, hence lasted for
thirteen years, which being a num-
Der of fll-augury, likewise imposed
the two desintegrative aspects of
Sun opposition to Mars and Moon
opposition to Venus.
The recent nuptials belong to a
Jupiter conjunction with Uranus and
Moon trine. Venus reign-very en-
couraging for the time being, with
an interesting domestic incident in
less than two years. Aside from
which fact the wife will be a profess
sional and social magnet for him
reflective conditions to which many
married men all unconsciously owe
their success and advancement.
For the future, as | have said, no
aspect of the ruling planets war
rants expectation of long duration
of the latest matrimonial venture of
either Mr.. Goodwin or Mr.. Hopper.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

blow on Goodwin's jugular, which converted
Miss Marjorie Moreand into his No >. At
about the same date Hopper was credited
with his No in the fair person of Miss Elda
Curry, though Goodwin promptly challenged
the decision declaring that Hopper's new
record was faxed"
Before proceeding with Professor Leo Ber-
nart's Interpretation of his significant hOrO-
scopes Of Goodwin and Hopper. all entrants
now seriously training for future events
should gravely consider certain hints con-
tanned in the past performances Of the rival
champions First, it should be noted that, up
to date. HOpper-the giant-has. with the ex-
ception of Nella Bergen mo. -, chosen his
succession of mates from the ranks Of the
petite, Airy-Fairy Lillian type; whereas. Good
win, the welteTweight has been captured by
beauties of the statuesque order.
Both having now arrived at years of dis
cretion would it not be well for ladies having
no deep-rooted preference between these
champions to reverse the old order in picking
their favorite for future events which the
stars so plainly guarantee-petite candidates
in the Goodwin line. statuesque applicants in
the Hopper line?
Think it over, ladies' To facilitate your
decisions, here is the past performance
schedule:
GOODWIN WINNERS
A No. Eliza Weathersby; generous model
his own height
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

Mr.. Goodwin has Scorpio "a martial sign)
rising with Venus and URANUS ruling the
marital quarter. of which the first is an &C
centuatiOn of the cOnnubial tendency the
other of iconoclastic portent. The lord of this
house gives, but he takes away: the native
may have, but he cannot hold. And right
here is disclosed the real. the scientific rea-
son for the plurality of attachments and the
hymeneal mishaps that have characterized an
otherwise serious professional career. And
this law has acted with marvellous and meth
odical fidelity to its inherent principle. ire
spective Of the plans or purposes of the con
tracing parties.
His first marriage, so early in life tlS7Sl,
was a precipitation of this Instructive dis
position of his stars. and occurred so soon as
his directiOnal moon had reached the place
of Venus in the birth figure, but shortly
afteTward this lunar progress touched the
place of Mars and Saturn in the eighth, or
death house, and the bonds were summarily
severed.
The next experience QSSS) came when
Venus had reached the place of his Mars-the
rulers OF his house Of life and marriage in
intense but unfortunate prOpinquity, followed
in 1891 with Venus to the place Of his pro-
crossed Saturn. This latter was a decided
cooling Of the affectionaI ardOr, as Saturn
crystallizes and makes null and void; hence
the destructive prediction of the marital
scheme was again unpleasantly verified But
the evil this time was manifested in the ninth
mansion tlawD and a man-made decree inter
noged
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

No. 2-Nellie Baker Pease: figure not opu-
lent, but ample.
No. S-Maxine Elliott; topped him by half
a head
No. Edna Goodrich; beight-for-height.
weight-for-weight.
No. Marjorie Moreland: no handicap
either way
HOPPER WINNERS.
No. 1-(Name and description lost in mists
of antiquity
No. ELLA Gardiner: reached Just to his
heart"
No. S-Ida Mosher; high heels brought Ter
topknot to his chin
No EDNA Wallace: his tivaeious vest
pocket edition.
No. 5-Nella Bergen; his Junoasque marital
paradox
No. 6-Elda Curry; very attractive rever-
sion to type.
Remember. it's the stars. not Hopper nor
Goodwin, who are responsible for the length
of these records. Each of them each time
was seriously marrying for keeps" There
fore, being now wise in years and experience.
is it not likely that in the future they will
observe the significance Of the above past per
Torrance schedule themselves and choose
accordingly
Now. ladies. proceed with the hopeful as
surances Of the stars. as Interpreted espec-
tally for this page-and your comparative
tranquility-by Professor Bernart
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
By Professor Leo Bernart

By Professor Leo Bernart
TF'Mr. N. c. Goodwin and Mr.. De
Wolf Hopper, rival champions
- in the Matrimonial Glass, are
disturbed by popular criticism or
ridicule of their apparent insat-
liability, let them be comforted. If
blame attaches to their records, 1t
has not properly rested upon them
up to and including the latest event
nor should they be blamed for
their continuance Of this charac-
teristic activity in the future.
They have simply and naturally
yielded to stellar and planetary
influences ordained at the moment
of their births. In each case the
horoscope calls for not only the
succession of wives they have had
up to date. but for more than
chance of others yet to come.
These horoscopes, carefully ana
lyzed, speak for themselves
to all who are able to interpret
them. The really marvellous fidet-
ity with which both Mr.. Goodwin
and Mr.. Hopper have thus far
yielded to celestial influences
seems to furnish an additional
guarantee that they will continue
to do so in the future-especially
i'm matters matrimonial.
In each case both Mars and
Venus figure with particular po-
tency. Yet neither should be ad-
judged a gay LothariO in the con-
ventional meaning of that term,
for there is practicality and hard
Medicines in each birth figure.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

Barring purely mundane deterrerts
professional anxieties or failing
health. for example-the same celes-
tial influences augur more partings
and more marriages
In the case of Mr.. Hopper, II will
be interesting to observe his do
nestle situation about four years
hence. In about three years from
now he will feel the strain of I'M
usual effort in connection with his
professional and material affairs.
There will be a debilitated physical
condition; a bereavement is pres
aged But, as the day follows the
night, so will this condition be sue
ceeded by a pleasant readiustment.
This is ordained. II the readjust-
ment includes a further lengthening
of the Hopper matrimonial record.
the responsibility should not be
placed on him.
In Mr.. GOOdwin's case, the signs
predict conditions in which serene
domesticity will appeal to him more
fOrcibly than ever before. These con-
dftions, however, will be modified by
periods Of the old fame Of energetic
purpose, and in the first Of these
periOds-if he feels dissatisfied with
his domestic situation-there will be
a rupture Of existing ties, followed
by another marriage. For these men
OF Mars and Venus-of war and
love-are never too old to win and
wed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

- URGEONS have sometimes been
referred 10 as butchers.
~ Physicians may come TO be
called carpenters" by the scoffer, If
a new form of treatment now being
tried at the Philadelphia Hospital
is generally adopted by the profes-
sion.
This new treatment consists sim
ply Of hammering certain vertebrae
Of the spinal column with an ordinary
tackhammerl This novel treatment
is being applied at the Philadelphia
institution with remarkable success
almost daily by DR.. Myer Soils Cohen
where it has brought relief to scores
Of patients suffering from serious all
ments Of the lungs, heart stomach
and liver.
II You have lung trouble, and II
is essential to have a contraction OF
those important organs, wonders can
be worked in that direction, il seems,
by a little intelligent pounding Of
your fourth and fifth cervical verte-
brae
II your liver is out Of kilter, a few
well-directed thumps on the eleventh
dorsaI vertebrate will aid greatly in
restoring that organ to its normal
condition. Many patients who had
given up hope until they were ham
mered can testify 10 it,
The 'tackhammer treatment bears
the scientific name Of "spOndy-
lOtherapy" II was discovered by Dr.
Albert Abrams. a noted nerve special
list Of San Francisco. Recently DIR.
Abrams demonstrated his discovery
at the Philadelphia Hospital with the
X-ray Since DR.. Abrams clinic
several leading Philadelphia physi-
clans. including DR.. Cohen. have ap-
piled the treatment.
SpondylOtherapy" is based upon
sensible and scientific understanding
Of the various nerve centres that
gather about the spinal cord. Nerve
centres that control the heart, the
stomach. the lungs. liver and spleen
are all found In the spinal canal
The vertebrate Of the spinal column
serve rs a sort Of guide posts in the
location Of the nerve centres. When
these vertebrae are struck with a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

Further around moved the wheel of des-
tiny, when in 1898 his Venus reached the
seXtile aspect of Uranus in the marriage
house. This is essentially a romantic and
picturesque influence, held somewhat longer
because of the same. But the disintegrative
character of Uranus, as already noted, denied
permanency to the union, and in 1908 his Sun
to the opposition of Neptune 1.-THE octave ex-
preston of Venus) again introduced maleYo-
lency into the domestic circle He underwent
other disturbances and anxieties in the same
PERIOD OF dire import to the monetary inter
ests and of jeopardy in other ways
Subsequently, I'm the same year. however.
his Moon again attained to the place of his
Venus, and for the fourth time this element
reached its ascendancy But, as at the time
OF the same aspect in the twenty-frst year, so
was this latter succeeded three years later
by serious interpostion and a multiplying of
the tie
We have here followed up known incidents
in a public career but have explained the
disposition of the forces in operation at the
different times-technical testimonies that
fully account for the results even though
little understood by the lay mind
But what shall be said of this latest marital
experience-that of May "a, 1913? Probably
IL i'll COMFORTS with the amenities, on so seem
ingly felicitous an occasion to cast an ele-
ment of doubt into the future But what can
justify the omission of such fact as Saturn
staring evilly into the face of Venus-a bird
of ugly plumage who is going TO perch omi
nously on the roof Of a newlybuit bower In
the late Summer and early Fall of the current
year, and who will further obtrude his pres
ence in the Springtime of the following
year? Let me say however, that
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Pounding Health Into Your
Body with a TaCkhammer

hammer they cause a vibration OF the
nerves. and a reflex action is pro-
duced on the organ which the physi-
clan is attempting to treat
'SpOndylOtheTapy" is not so much
for the treatment Of disease as il is
for the treatment Of the condition
OF the various internal organs Of the
body.
II a patient has a dilated heart
the organ can be contracted by the
hammering of a certain vertebra
which is in proximity to the nerves
that control that organ. A patient
suffering with asthma or a spasm OF
the bronchial tubes can be greatly
helped by humping the vertebra
nearest the nerve centre that controls
the bronchial tubes. The humping
causes a reflex action and contracts
the tubes.
Some physicians who have adopt
ed the new treatment use a pounding
instrument called "plessOr,' but
DIR. Cohen uses an ordinary tack bam-
mer with the head covered with rub
Der
Now If DR.. Cohen wishes to con
tract the heart Of patient, he
hammers the seventh cervical verte-
bra. That produces a reflex action
on the organ and brings the desire'i
result almost Immediately. II il is
necessary TO dilate the heart he
pounds with his hammbr on the
spinal column from the eighth 10 the
twelfth dOrsal vertebrate. The treat
ment rarely fails.
To contract the lungs DR.. Cohen
thumps the fourth and fifth cereical
vertebrate. and 20 dilate the lungs
does a little sharp hammering fire
the third to the eighth dOrsal
tebrae. ss,t
To contract the stomach. lived me
spleen il is necessary to gently a.
the first and third lumbar We
To dilate these organs he Pc
eighth dOrsal vertebra. Vrcgne i
The treatment seems f5rs s ~ d.
wonderful when ii is 49,
under the X-ray WbeFI1ON'
gave his clinic the b. sboE Business
aOrta could be seen. 4 p
vessel coming from tpTTTNTTTFc
subject. contracting = = = = = A--sS'
hammered the sa-ve years Eith a snail
terbra- =. Hea11ak. T95 Lo.f
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

the afterlife is frequently
immune from past or already
expended karma, and thus
not so subject to the full i'm
pact of contrary forces; ex-
perience begets a philosophy
which often circumvents
what may not have been
successfully avoided before
the advent of the years of
wisdom and discretion.
A feature of interest in
Mr.. Goodwin's chart is the
conjunction of his ruling
planet Mars with a "watery"
sign. This Immediately
catches the eye as a life dan
ger because located in that
section of the figure. II took
some years for the malev-
olence to express itself. but
such eventually came about,
and, pursuant to the astral
law, in the casualty that be-
fell him on the water of
Santa Barbara. A similar
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years with a snail
with S. semi f1r
Helll-k. 79T LulF
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~HERE'S still hope!

NTHERE'S still hopei
Ladies, nil desperandum-don worry
the stars are still with you. The
heavenly bodies have been consulted, and
they affirm that Wife No. S for NAT" Goodwin
and Wife No. for DeWolf Hopper are not to
complete the records of these matrimonial
champions. There will be others-at least
No. for Goodwin and No. for Hopper.
So, be of good cheer. Keep your ambitious
lamps trimmed and burlington the stars
have spoken and the stars cannot tell a lie.
Line forms on the left ladies'! Don't hurry,
don't crowd! Nos. and are so recent that
it would be bad manners to hustle EN-. 1t
was as recently as May "a in Los Angeles.
Cal, that Cupid landed his latest knockout
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

- URGEONS have sometimes been
referred 10 as butchers"
- Physicians may come to be
The Denver star., 1913-07-26
Conference at Little Rock For Benefit
Of the Colored Youth.

Little Rock. Ark.-The educators of
Little Rock. assisted by the teachers
In all parts OF the state. are preparing
to make the coming session OF the Ma
tional Association Of the Teachers of
Colored Youth the greatest session in
Its history. The Little Rock teachers
are thoroughly organized. and commit
tees have been named and are at work.
DR.. Joseph A. Booker. president OF
the Arkansas Baptist college. in refer
ring to the meeting recently said: ~
know of no meeting to be held this
summer that is of more Importance to
our people and means more to u.s.:
hence all of the citizens are joining the
teachers in preparing to entertain our
guests.
I'VE are coming together for the pur-
pose of discussing the methods Of
reaching our youth and to stir in them
IN interest in education. We believe
that there is possibility for our
young people. but they need encourage
ment from somewhere. and to that end
we are now working"
The Denver star., 1913-07-26

Helena. Ark. Realizing that com
Dlaints and wailings never yet made a
race or nation and never will. there
are many strong men in the race who
are working TO accomplish something
for the whole race in IL practical way
through orga nization. The country is
full of able. well trained men who are
making good and who are being heard
from. There are many also who are
doing great work who are not so well
known to the public.
The country is full of organizations.
benevolent institutions coming from
th/brains of educated men. and these
men and institutions are doing a good
work. Dr. Richard A. Williams has
taken place in the front rank. He
is vet young man. He Is the SUI
preme president of the Royal Circle of
Friends, which is one of the stronges.