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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14

The nerves of your body are like
electric wires. They carry the
nerve energy (neuro-electricity)
which is generated in the brain to
all the cells and tissues. The nerve
sheaths are insulated to resist a
current of aout $1,000 of a volt, as
has been proven with the aid of
LORD Kelvin's galvanometer, an in
strument so sensitive and accurate
that for the first time 1t Is now
possible to measure the strength of
nerve currents.
It has been found that wherever
acute Inflammation occgrs the in
sulation of the nerveS is broken
down. making 1t difficult, and often
impossible, for nature to heal the
surrounding cells. Germs cannot
live in healthy tissue: 1t is only
through damaged cells that they
thrive and spread. Obviously,
therefore. the right way to success
fully treat infiammatory disease is
to quickly repair the damaged in
sulation and enable nature to re-
store the diseased tissue to a
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
A Remarkable Scientific Discovery
Tells Quickly Stops Pain and Alays
The Inflammation. Even rheumatism, Scatca and
Neuritis Yield to Marvellous Discovery

healthy condition. Ion-o-lex I'm
guent does this.
. Ion-o-lex Cnguent is not a drug.
1t does not contain opiates or mar
cotics. It's action is entirely me-
chanical. Applied externally. 1t
penetrates the tissue and surrounds
the injured nerve sheaths with an
insulating bath. Then the infiam-
nation subsidies and nature quickly
repairs the nerve lesion-you are
we'll. Don't suffer another minute,
just go to Kennedy's Medicine
Store and get a large jar of Ion-o-
lex Unguent, 1t costs little, use as
directed, and If you cannot say that
1t is the greatest means ever de-
vised for conquering Inflammation
wherever 1t exists. your money will
be cheerfully returned without a
question.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
Northumberland Officials
Closing Disorderly Houses

Sunbury, Pa, Dec. 14.-Vice, that
has fiourished openly in Northumber-
land county for many years, is ap-
parently at an end. Raid after raid
on disorderly houses is being made
Judge Cummings in the Northumber-
land courts declared to constables
that they are neglecting their duties
in falling to report such places.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14

The largest number of members ever
in attendance at the annual election
of officers of zembo Temple last night
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
Potentate, George w. McIlhenny
chief rabban. J. NJ ]. Raunick; assistant
rabban, Luther J. Schroeder; high
priest and prophet, Henry w. Cough;
| oriental guide. Warren e. Parthemore:
treasurer, Colonel Maurice E. Finney:
recorder, Fred ]. Smith; representative
to imperial council, Fred J. Smith.
George F. Sachs Robert F. Conklin
and w. e. Koch; trustee, Arthur d.
| Bacon.
This is Mr.. McIlhenny's sixth term
as potentate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
AMERICAN LEGION SAILS

Chicago, Dec. IA. The American
Legion of the Dominion of Canada,
under command of Lieutenant Colonel
w. H. Sage, has sailed for Europe, ac-
cording to a statement made here by
an official of the Canadian Pacific
Railway. Lieutenant Colonel Sage was
born in New York city 32 years ago.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
Anthracite Equipments
Show Further Increase

The shipments of anthracite for No
vember, 1915, as compiled by the An
thracite Bureau of Information at
Wilkes Barre, amounted to 5,992,997
tons, an increase of 122,79S tons as
compared with the preceding month,
when they amounted to 5,S7O,204 tons
but a decrease of 501,445 tons as COM
pared with November, 1915.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
Hungry Crows Swoop Down
on Grain Dropped From Car

Sunbury, Pa. Dec. IA. - Crows
thousands of them, virtually held up
a freight train in Lower Augusta
township, near here yesterday. The
train had stopped and r. E. Boyer,
the flagman. went back to protect the
rear yend, when the birds swooped
down like huge black cloud and
settled on the railroad tracks, where
they fought for grain that had fallen
from a car. They ignored the train
man, and he had to wait five minutes
before they few South.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
MRS. STARE HOSTESS

Shiremanstown, Pa, Dec. 14.-Mrs.
Brook Stare was hostess for the
Ladies' ORGANIZED Bible Class, No. Z, of
the Bethel Church of God. of which
she Is member, at her residence in
Green street last evening. A program
of select readings, vocal and instru-
mental music and recitations was
rendered.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
The Quinine That Does Not Affect the
Head

Because of Its tonic and laxative effect.
Laxative Bromo Quinine can be taken
by anyone without causing nervousness
or ringing in the head. There is only
signature is on each box. Csc.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
Giue Bed Blankets /!
Prices Are Lower Than Whole
sale Cost in the Bargain
Basement

$2.75 Plaid Woolnap Blankets
variety of patterns to select
from; pair ............. Sl.0S
Plain Gray Woolnap Blankets,
pink and blue border, full size;
pair .... S1.9S and S2.19
$3.50 Plaid Woolnap Blankets,
handsome patterns and elegant
quality; extra special, pr, S2.49
$3.50 and $4 Bath Robes and
Comfortable Blankets, big as
sortment of attractive designs in
pink, blue, gray and garnet; spe-
cial ......... $3.50 and S2.95
Plaid Wool Blankets, large
range of patterns, extra range OF
patterns, extra good quality; spe-
cial ..... $3.50, S3.95 to S5.05
$3.50 Large Size. Plain Gray
and Tan Woolnap Blankets; spe-
cial at $3.50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

l5iltale moo D. 8npen. Stem Dorf,
Zen feoernIe @ronoiurp Der bar
.ltoiproi9et Iiltale moo Den biem-
faIote tpife Militprnta6e, aaptain
sSron5 bon Eopen, aaituin Sans
Souic6er, Gonitontine @oooni, al.
ireo s. 6rit5en og enonli ENGLAND,
bpiS Noon bpppig er npnnt / 5or-
binoelie meo Den tpife propaganda,
ior at baoe in09anet en- Sommelr
iprr9elie, iom a~naiueIi9 off no
pno at iprpnge @ellnn6fanalen !
2uften.
@nptain bon Gnpen opbolOer liz
I 9pIlfanO og oil life flnne u0leoe-
res, ga ben 6orbrpoelie, ban err til
tolt for, life biemler %lloIeoering
ira ct 9ono til ct anoet.
Otter Sigenoe bleb Sprpngitoi-
let al fem Gerioner braat til Rio-
CARA Sails, boor Tlnnen blep OBJ
gipet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

400 Str. itjnalct. Niens Gigar
6anoler 9erent. 6reoerifsgaoe 70
+ 9(arbuS, iorleoen pnr biemmeira
en- EimeS 1io, er Ell Ipo bruot
mo / bans 8orretning % bar itiaa-
let ca. 400 Str. / aontanter % no8.
le faIife Msnter; 0eromoo bar ban
ilet life iorgrebet ii5 paa @igarer.
ne. 9}olitiet bar intet Spor al IN
Deil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Sloebrnnoc. Gen nDopbpg9e0e
&ooeogaaro til gSem5usgonro" ueO
S~tore6eoinge er iul0itGnOig neo.
brpnot. Sn0boet br9nOte. Get lpt.
teoes at reOoe &aoebpgningerne.
@aaroen eies al 6olfetingaman0
8en5el gieergaarO.
@aaroens 9Dgniuger oar loriIfre-
De j pSanobpgningernes aim. 9ran0.
ioriitrin9."
8eo 4REioen Den II. Ntart
uobrSo Der 5lo + u@otel 5forrit
10" peo 5Doerup Citation. aun en-
Gel al @ieren, u. 5hmiots prioa.
te Sn0bo lpffe0es oct at iaa no.
9%ranoen opitoo / ct 8preIie /
&oteIIets eoerite @toge, bUor en- al
aogeeleDerne 6apoe iDret iaa fra.
ti9t / aaffeloDnen, at Den oar bic
pen gahlte operbeoet % bdpoe an
tpnot Iapetet. Sloen breote Jig me
get 6urtigt, % GA 9ran0ppienet
ira Spoerup ierit msote 1@ Sime
otter SlOens llobrao, iormaoeoe
set intet at llOrette.
Sc brpn6te 9Dqninger par as
iurere0e / 2~an0bMningernes almin.
beige 9ran6ioriifring Tor 1864
Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26


ailo, naar 9eoeringen iiuOer Stel
ira Eager eiter 9%oietioens % clio.
ti0ens ll0leb.
9e bcmiOlc6c SBeefasies Neolemt
mcr. 8an0ers, Is. Qiarts. Suoen.
for l5paefosie Snipeftoratct paa-
tunfes ser / 9ebet al 6oraaret al
foreta9c en- Go53ia gennem 2an-
oets 5Mefa5ier ior n iaa geitem.
melien ON bemloleoe Qteolemmers
0Deraang til Standardization
8iort etieftiU. @n Del al oisie Q2eo.
lemmer bar allereoe Al egen Grit
isr1et ior oenne OuerganB, men
oct mene5. at Der enonn er ct be-
tgOeligt initial O~periersIer til6a9e.
a6OrOforSlen. 6reoerifsboon, 10
t0}nrts. 5 llgen ira -. til IS.
6s er Ger ilaatet / 6reoerifsbapns
priuaie Slagterier 40 Stfr. Offer.
/ 6aar % Gam, 100 aaloe Of
SOin, ser bopeOiagelia er IIaatei
til @f5port. 0leo Camper til ari-
iiiania a1fibeoc5 ! = e ierifc
0eitefroppe, 260 Fl.
NorOiuoif aartOiiclmclsfn6rif.
6isrring. 20. Marts. aonititie.
reHOe misunderstanding / 0isr.
rin9 9rmts AnocIs st rtoTelmcls.
i2brif af6oIOtes 9al i Serbp. ai
30t an6els5merc Uar moot ca.
200. Der cr til aorlig 2eDeriaa
teanet 1000 Tor. aartofIer. I'll
2mlraspIao5 Tor 8abriffeu oalg.
tes DDboao. gnlpasinmmen an.
naae5 til 10000 ar.
0dofolaoe-0 pfeberne. Ranoers.
Is. Rarts. ) @oor fom G5ofo.
la6cJ 0pfsberne til Ranocrs. 0e.
par 10 Serrcr. iom fe6te mo til Ell
9r. Rsnne6rf 9i6ora. &c leieo,
en- 9rufpo1n % ell aioiforeng. %
ian aif oct Iss. Snoen Den rett.
Sammen6ruq op0ageOes. ha00e 81
fe6t $50 Glno G6ofolaoe. 3or
mm6en Tor Northumberland
gen, agbman0 9atoemar Ibomien
ienote ga aOoariel ITO moo at iPI
ae, eiteriom 9arerne er flnuiulbe
.bpiteoe. 6fsporterernc fan ten.
inotit 80 Ere pr. 9un0.
Seitr'C pfobcne, Srbp. t6
Marts. REQ 6citc Opfsbct her
Tag par Der iremitiIIet liz Seitr.
1pIferne fsbte 10 o. Remontctom
1900 til 1850 ar. pr. set.
eDngen glioer igeu. 7e iorle
oen umtalte llo0erensitemmelie
mellem oe oanife Opfsbere % 8
t1fe Wootnaere al gpng innes m
at ppre hupet, iaa 9pngefsportcl
after bar taaet 6ort. Sc flete a
De til~baJeboIote 8osnIaoninger e
digoaet. o. Opfeberne bar i 6elg
1ibe Amtst.4 igen ta9et lat pa.
Opfebet. aauinlerne til lloDeren
temmeIierne mentes iom n9unt a
pare. at SDnaen iuoebolot Tor NE
gen SorO % Tor tptfe Stllfe. ia.
Observation-Disclosures benitaar Der iaa
leoes life miuore emo i26 8ognlao
Ringer. iom 3piferne al oisie @ruu
De bar tasieret % life 0illet moo
tage. 6irmaet, Der bnDoe SopeO
opfSbet, ital oo oaiaa oGre bleoe
erltnttet meo ct anoet.
SuinOet / Observation-Disclosures
is Ribe 9urnoos iioite Reoe rem
laaoes Reiultatet AZ areahlrtGllin
gen / aibe. ut 9'pen er en- SOpl a
en- asbitao al pGre irenigaar Der
al, at ben RUNNER $40 Seite. lii'
eff. 6orntoGp. 3i2 6aar % Can
% 571 Spin, mems oct j amor
9Der, ielu al DliooeIitsrrelie, pGt
fer tor /Opitnnoelie pan 4SoIrtiita
tionen, 6ois Der ifer anmeIoeli
on, at Der blioer ie0et pna en- enc
ite lille bite @ris ell al 9peni
a4flfrloere. Men 9Den bar bal
mango Here 7nr. ) Mai i 5io
par areaturbdtan0m I 6sIge Ri
be Stiitst.~ 20 PCT. itsrre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

bar me00elt, at man paa Oi5ie ipr-
Zig uoiatte StrRfninger poa 6ron.
ten m1brin9er 2Dngen foran Stptte
graDene. 80 aaar iaa en- Stp al
.gfitige @a5arter er i 4nmarcb ira
3ienoens SER nntgnoes 20ngea
langs Sfpt~tegrapene. % ben opuar.
meOe 9lift, iom tiger op ira Den
6~rpnoen0e 2Dng, leiter ga @osor-
terne til @eir5 Og ipreoer Dem.
Ganoers Sancgaaros llOuiOelie.
Ganoers, 20. Dtarts. @iter en0t
llooi0elie oabnes 9anegaaroen i Gan.
Oers / Morgen og toge5 after /
Drug. Ar6eiOet, Der photographers
/ &interen 1915, bar foitet ca.
10000 Ser. 8anegaaroen er uooen-
ola blepen life iao Iiot mere uifen,
emo Den rar isr; men ~in0Den0ig er
Der ifabt itore % rnmmeIige Gotta
fer. @eIe l~l0oioelien pil fonlme til
at itoa op MOO 100000 SIR. Ger
mangler en0nu Dreieifioen og 10.
Di0elie al 8erronerne.
50 @nn9c / giOsfare. Garm, 20.
93arts. S Sag bar Der mar ifet en-
aIoorIig lllgffe Der. 299e 2eoinien
fom fgrenoe ira Sfern / Altomo.
bill, og / oct gieblif, 2lu%tonlobilen
fgrte mo pna 8oneoperifpriugel,
fom Der It Iog. Get lDffe0es Gbaui
at iaa 2hltomo6ilen 0reiet
iaa meget, at ben life fom un0er
3oget, men ilonge0es ben moo ct
RIanfeoGrf, iom ruiOitanOiq ina
oreocs. 6oerfen G5auferen eler
Qqgen fom til SfaOe. 9ommene
Dar life Alffe6e beIio8ten5 ioroi
Io8et par me9et forlintet.
Nan 1aooe / Sfern oGret on
trent / iammc Sitnation. Ser par
9ommene 6eller fife luffe0e, %
9httomobilen naaeoe finn lige ooer-
Sfinnernc, 0a et Goa fom 6ritien
De forbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
DRENGE OG DRENGE.

~Skildringer fra Missionsmarken. Med Ilustrationer
Oversat af Karen Raider. Ind. so Cents.
bet er en- Bog, som sikkert vii fremme MISUNDERSTANDING
den bandt de unge. Den ferer os rundt til Verdens forskel-
ligste Egne og fortmler saa friskt ON Drengenes Kaar derude
- ON sorte Negerdrenge - bruno Araberdrenge Drenge
Indien, paa Ceylon, Kina, Japan og paa Americas Prari-
er ON deres Lege, deres Evner, deres Lyst og deres SAW.
- Bogen har mango friske Billeder og vii were en- god Gave
til Arbeidere Ssndagsskole og Ungdomsafdeling, men fsrst
OF sidst til - Drenge. (Dansk Missionsblad).
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

glgt llOfOrielsfOrbnO. aebenbaon,
Is. Wiarts. Der er / @nar uOiteot
6orbuo MOD lloierieI al 6ierfrG,
iaapel / lepenoe iom / iIagtet I'll
Itano. GensoDrfgO, @bofolooe %
aafoo / enbper 5orm, Yeber. Sern.
uitriol % 8omulOsfluOe. 6orbu0et
trp0er itraf5 / Strait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
6OraiiteOe a|rcatnrcr. 9iingfs

6Or9ifteOe a%reatnrer. 9iingtobin9
is. Marts. 5 Anton U3aoiensarea
turbeiptniu9 / 6alfgr i 9torre-Om-
me Sogn er Der optroaot en- 6or
qtitning, DER bar an9re6et II area
turer % iorele6ig foitet , al Dem
Qiuet. 8Drlpgen mener, at 6orgiit.
ningen TANNER ira 8set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
Observation-Disclosures gOrbnS

Observation-Disclosures | AarbnS
bar ! ben iorlsbne llge 6frioes Der
Den 10. Morts) 6dit en- 5ilillitning,
Der longt oueritieer 9eoeliens bri.
ltigite 5orbaabninger. Sfolebern
ira gn % 2ono bar I ct initial al
Here Tltiinoe beisat lloitiIIingen |
observation-disclosures lloitillingen
bar oqret oaben ON gftermiooogen
fra al. 4 til 6 og ON gfftenen ira
af. 7 til t01a, os pan oisie Ii.
Der bar Der opret boIot en- RGffe
forte 3oreOrng al biemmepprcnoe
MisfionPrer.
100 gar. Den is. Marts iplbtc
aftGatsmono Gbr. SsrenIen | 81.
IN 100 Nar. Son Dor VII. a8ingfi.
~. Toabl." iommen meo fin 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
Nritr.Cn fnhcnc.

Warts. REQ 9cite Opfsbct her /
Tag par Der iremitiIIet liz Seite.
1piterne fsbte 10 o. Remontcfom-
1900 til 1850 ar. pr. Seit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
7e 6emiOlcOc sbeefasic- NcOlcm.

Ne0nOToreIcn. 6re0erlt9baDn, II.
t0}arts. 5 llaen ira -. til IS.
os er Der ila1tet / 6reoerifs6aDnS
priuaie Slagterier 40 5tfr. Offer,
/ 1aar % Gam. 100 aalbe OF I
SOin, ser 6ooeoia9elia er Ilaatet
iii @f5port. Me0 Bumper til ari-
itiania a1fibe6cs ! : e icrife
0eitefroppe. 26O fl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
Nnsiiifc 6lpstninae.

9nsiiife Slpstninac. asiens,
rs. 01arts. IRE 3nSiere, Der er
ilpgteoe ira en- Gangeleir / Sen.
%Oeripllano. er / 6ormioOoas I Ell
9rnm anfommen til Ssnoerbier1e
Dc bleo I FIN 1iO toaet til 5on9e
/ @aliBien % bar oGret ! inf
Grigsfangcnifab / 7 0anneoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

sfOlciribeO, 4oa eaie % 8. 6.
Gbrfteniens 9SE1ne iremiatte al.
9erntien Den Is. Marts | 6olfe.
tinget ct 9~ooiorIla9 ON Sfoleiri.
beo,
6orilnget ganr no pna at aipe
Torplorcne Het til at oGlge lln6er-
oisningsmnaOen for oeres 9srn,
iadleoes at DC meo oct u. aor fan
toge Dem no al BEN ofientIige $50.
le oa poa an6en Man0e qipt Dem
lllnOerpisnin1, oo9 unOer 'SfolemDn.
oiq6eoernes aontrol. DernGit lore.
iloas en- Gorseelie al 5tats1 iIIflto'
oct til EripatIfoler paa 2onoet fra
10000 Ser. til 100000 Qr. oo
gperne ira 10000 Ser. til 10000
SIR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

aarige 6uitrl / ct 9us poa fin
tioIigere @ienOom og Ieoer al ell
file aupital. 8or 3 2lar iioen iaIot
ban % brpfteoe DenItre 9aarben
men ban fom iig % fan III gaa
peo Ell arpffe. 5 eori8t er ban baa
DC Qonoelig % le9emlig raft. San
Dor en- Dpperli9 5ufommelie %
fan cnonu iiooe % binoe anroe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Sc0f mngierier. Ueo SpioreOltl
iparfiGttes ior gieblittet %.
Warts) en- ret omiattenoe lln0er.
ie9elie / Anleonng al en- 6e0tuo.
Imuglngs@ lfipre. st BAR soil ira
UtaaleuA6gnen bar lGngere lio
Iforetaget itore 0pfeb al Scot, o.
oa Sa9en omiioer bleO bragt til
gorig6eoens aunoita6, anboloteS
Groeier 4rebn / Wiaaleu lont en-
asbmano | anarorup % en- agent
oeO 1tapn &arien. @itermiOOa9s D.
Is. Nlarts ofboIotes 6orbsr ueo
tgirfet, % unoer bette blep Diref-
loren ior 8onierpesiabriffen a9ar.
nes", GerreaaOe 80, en- Ipifer ueo
Qaun aoi6orec, erfIpret ior an
bol0t.
Oct iorIDoer, at oct oreier ii8
ON ll%Oinnlgling al et 9arti poa
10000 ailogram Scot. Dette Yar-
ii 6ap0e oen an6olote 8irettsr paa.
taact fla at ifafie til 9piflanO meo
Glib.
1%irefteren FAR ior nogen IiO
Iiioen mnnttet peota9e en- 9soe pao
5000 Sir. Tor 6eotsmnsIeri.
SrmaeS GDngen mob giftig Gas?
iii De mango 6orflaringer paa,
6pa0 Den niegen 2png, ri erporte.
rer, brt1es til 3piflano, fan
r0aroe 8oIfcbl." M feie en- M oa
meget ~interesiant.
On ~ienoeripoif Solbat, iom nj
oeltager | 9ampene peo 9eroun,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

ailo, nanr 9eperingen iiu0er Steo
ira Eager citer 9oietioens % clio
ti0ens ll0leb.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-02-19

lose. In this republic-so highly
favored Of GOd-the mlserly IlcI
and the struggling poor are excep
tons not the rule. On every sid.
great institutions OF learning,
hospitals for the care of the sic k,
establishments for scientific de
velopment, foundations for pro
noting the public welfare. and Il
bran les for free instruction are
provided with a hand 50 generous
that we are the envy Of the old
world. This is the substantial
and recognized faA. 1t should
make the nation grateful and APP
preciative not only Of the bounty
of Providence, but also Of the in
telligence, the gh-mindedness
and noble purposes that animate
the American people and that
make wretched poverty and still
more wretched miserliness, the
exception and not the rule.-Waco
Times-Herald.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-02-19
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the tortures of
lame muscles and stiffened joints because
of impurities in the blood, and each sue
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatismh has invaded the whole system.
To arrest rheumatism it is quite as inn
portant to improve your general health as
to purify your blood. and the cod liver oil
inScott s Emulsion is natures great blood
maker, while its medicinal nourishment
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and upbuild your strength.
Scott's Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-02-19
THE STRUGGLE FOR RICHES

The hunger for riches in thcs,
days of luxurious living is lament
able, writes John a. Sleicher il
Leslie s. 1t is found among all
ranks Of life. 1t is the struggle
of the poor who have nothing, OF
the thrifty who have something.
and of the wealthy who have
much. In this fierce contest for
filthy lucre. honesty in business
is sacrificed, the honor Of men for
gotten and the virtue of women
made a commodity. 1t is no
longer sufficient to be comfort
able in life. to have an abundance
of necessities for the table, a
good home and the joys of the
simple life. 1t is the age of lux
ury and gaiety-of dining, win
ing and dancing. No one has
enough. Every one wants more.
Comforts of life are in the dis
card. We must all eat, drink and
he merry. but we forget that to-
morrow we die. There is a pathos
in the struggle of the unfortunate
to put bread upon his tables,
shoes upon his children s feet, and
provide an education for his boys
and girls and a good home for his
family. 1t is still more pathetic
to find one who has accumulated
riches thinking of nothing except
q greater accumulation of wealth
and length Of days to walk the
primrose path Of dalliance. Such
as these plead with the doctor to
prolong their feverish life, while
they fit from health resort to
health resort to find the tabled
spring Of perennial youth, the
while retaining their grasp on ac-
cumulated treasures. The world
despises the miser and it despises
still more the utterly selfish rich
who turn awav from the suffering
and poverty that have always eX-
listed and must always exist as
long as the world lasts. But it
is a mistake to believe that the
people of this great country are
divided into only two classes. the
suffering poor and the insuffer-
able rich. In this land of golden
opportunity the toiler who is sat-
isfed with the conditions of sim
pie living and who is not swept
off his feet by the eager pursuit
Of luxurious life can look for
ward to the day when he shall
have achieved a competence. have
educated his children and provid- !
ed satisfactorily for his declining
years. It is for him to win or
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-02-19
How MIR. Davis Got Rid of Bad
Cough.

"Some time ago l had a very
bad cough" writes Lewis T.
Davis, Blackwater, Del. "My
brother McCabe Davis gave me a
small bottle of Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy. After taking this
I bought half a dozen bottles of
it but only used one of them as
the cough left me and I have not
been troubled SINCE" Obtain
able everywhere.
lvertieo00eRf0
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-02-19
GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.

Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, your little ones stomach, livor
ard bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless. dOesn t
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has
sore throat, diarrhpa, full of cold. give
a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul.
constipated waste. undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without gripping, and .ou
have a well, playful child again. As
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle Of
"California Syrup of Figs" which con-
ta1ns full directions for babies, chill
dren Of al ages and for grown-ups.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-02-19
described as follows. to-Wit

described as follows. to-wit:
All Of the remaining ami unsold
movable property to-WIt: One
Moline ploW, two mules. Oh COW
one horse and one lot Of silver
ware, and also 10 sell pam ,.
the lmmoNa de property to-Wit
'Thlrty acres Of cultivated land.
together with six acres OF rIantel
cane thereon. and which said Iaud
IS described as follows: \ Ger
tam tract of land together We
improvements thereon meas RING
and containing 30 superficial aip-
ents more or less. IN the Fifth
Ward of iberia Parish. La. 3ounI-
ed North by property Of Mrs. Il
\. Pharr, South by property o.
Estate OF Balthazar Decuir or as
Signs, East by property Of IliIalre
Decuir, deceased West hv prop
ertv Of Simeon Decuir or assigns
peln" the same properly acqn'reG
by said lIilaire Dceuir from Phile
non Eecuir. wife of Justx,e nt1
a houssave in 1906. -
4 certain tiact Of ana, .1..us..
ing IN superficial area sixty arp
ents, more or less. bounded North
by lands Of c. Z. Nelson. or as
signs, South by lands of A!exan-
der Singleton and Godfrey De
cur, or assigns, East by Lake
Tasse, and West by property Of
Mrs. Amelia Decuir, wife Of Gus
taVe Delahoussaye, or assigns be
ing the same property acquired
by the said Uilaire Decuir under
act Of partition among heirs of
OVlde Decuir, deceased, on March
), 1897, of record in Book of Con- |
veyances No. ID at folio 1S6, be |
ria Parish Records: less two ~ |
acres sold to G. y. Gilley. Novem- |
Der II, 1897, recorded in Book 81
of Conveyances. at folio y and |
fortv-five one hundreths (45-100) |
acres sold to the NJ. L. & T. r. r.
K S. S. Co. May -, 1903 recorded .
IN Book Of Conveyances No. -
at folio 1s; said land being locat-
ed in iberia Parish, Louisiana.
LEONCE DELAHOUSSAYE.
Administrator