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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21
SOUR, ACID sTCMACHs.
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Pape's DiapepSln" diaests 5000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery In five minutes.

Time ~ In Eve minutes all stom-
ach distress viii go. No Indigestion.
heartburn, sournoss or belching OF
gas, acid, or eructatiou5 OF undigested
food, no dizziness, blOating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Dlapepsin Is noted for It's
speed In regulating upset stomachs.
II Is the surest, quickest stomach rem
edy in tho whole world and besides It
Is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
ffty-cent case Of Pape's Dlapepsln
from any drug store. You realize in
FIVE minutes how needless II Is 10 suf-
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomS;h
doctor in the world.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21
VICTIMS OF NEGLECT,
# You Ignore the Warnings
Sent up by AiIjng Kidneys
Youare or the Straight Road
to Bright's Disease,

When anything Is wrong in the kid
.ncys the symptoms are manifest from
he top Of your head to the sole Of your
'feet.
The following are some Of them:
Headache, dizzy spells, sluggish brain
irowsincss, lark rings and floating
specks bcfor the eyes, sallow skin, bad
breath, heartburn, palpitauion Of the
heart, sour stomach, disorder in the
urine, backacnc, weak pulse, consgPated
or Irregular bowels, aching at the knees
iscvcrishncss in the feet.
Priclly Ash Bittc.-,. ,he right medi.
ciue for such symptoms; prc-cminenily
10 kidney tonic, sy stem cleanser aud reg
ula,or. It contains al the necessary
properties Of a successful kidney mcdi
cine in addition to its admirable inau
ence in strengthening and regulating
the stomach, liver and bowels.
Prickly Ash Bittcrs begins right by
cleansing the bladder and bowels -
Thereby driving out the impurities which
started all the trouble. After this has
been accomplished tie healing and re-
storative element in the medicine will
continue the good work, guiding up
anew the weakened kidneys, stimulating
he liver 20 greater activity purifying
the blood, and extending its restorative
influence to every part of the body. AS
a result the appetite and digestion I'M
prove, the eyes are brighter, the strength
returns, the hollow cheeks fill out, the
complexion loses that sallow muddy
east, giving place TO a clear skin and th'
ruddy glow Of health.
'Much depends on the promptness with
which the treatment is commenced
prlckly Ash Bitters has cured many ad-
Janced cases that would not yield to
other remedies, but it must be remem-
bered that there is a stage in kidney dis
ease beyond which no power on earth
ran save the patient. Take Warning!
z you suspect anything wrong with your
Kidneys, begin treatment at once. 1t is
your best hope of cure.
L, C. zachery, Lodi, Tex, says: 81 never tried
anything like Prickiy Ash Bitters before in my
life. II does its work almost in night am
SOW telling all my friends about your great rem
sdy and all who try II speak Of the splendid re.
suits. It has done me so much good that VIII
never again be without 1t in my house"
Get the genuine with the figure
"3" in red on front label.
Sold by druggists. Price Sl'V'
Lehman's Pharmacy Agents
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21

The bowels are the natural sewer
age system Of the body. When
they become ohstrucred bv cuusti.
patton q part OF The poisonous mat.
ter which they should carry oG IH
absorbed INTO the system, making
YOU feel dull aud stupid, and inter.
ter'ng with the digestion and asst
milation of food. This condition
Is quickly relieved 10y Chambcrlaiu's
Tablets. Obtaiuable every whore
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21
THE RENALL STORE

+. Wood, OF The Arkansas Railroad
CommIsNon, are carried out the
finest Arkansas-ou Wheels tr8n
Cha, ever Icr, the state, will tour
the cas-, iu October.
1910 Mr.. Folsom worked ont
plan which sent tram to the
north, advertising the resources Of
Arkansas. Other trains, also under
the management OF Editor Folsom,
later visited different sections, and
thousands OF people who visited
them, seeing the wonderful products
Of this state came to Arkansas.
The t-0in yill 60 through Mlssis,.
irw, Alabama, Georgia, and rhcu
mp the Atlantic soaboard to Wash
iugton, passing through the Caro-
liuas. In Washington repro,rura-
,lvcs, officials and committees from
the headquarters OF vauous rmmi.
grafton societies Of New York,
Philadelphia, and Boston will visit
the train, and discuss plans to locate
cnlOuists IN Arkansas.
In past years individual eNIuhjn
were displayed on the tram. This
year the spirit Of commcrciaIi.m
wIil be dispensed with, and the
cities and counties will be asked 10
act for their communities. This
plan will enable the promoters To-
gather the choicest products, and to
thus make il project Tor the en-
tire state, instead of an individual
advertising proposition.
The total assessment of all real
and personal property in the state
for 1918 was I,O3S,3O5 less than
the total in 1914. This has caused
much comment, but members of
the Arkansa4 Tax Commission de-
clare that they are not surprised. 81
expected that It would be muchmore,
probably ten or fifteen Millions
said Commissioner Brown, discuss
lrg the falling off III the assess
mcnts. alt was due to the period
OF depression that prevailed for a
time last year, the influence of the
European war, the low price of cot
ton, and the lenIency Of the Equali-
zation Boards"
The official returns from the re-
cent primary election show that
there were 1895 votes cast against
President Woodrow Wilson. No.
one else appears to have been voted
for however, although one Pulaski
county farmer admits that he voted
for Senator James p. Clarke. It is
not clear just what they expected
to gam by scratching the prcsiden.
tiaI candidate, hut there were cvi
IDENTITY nearly two thousand cttrzeus
of the state who desired to register
their protest against his for"r"o
po'a.e l,- ,.'
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21
Signs of Danger
That Should be Needed by POCahOntas
People.

There's a serious danger IN neg.
lecting any weakness Of the kidneys.
The warning that nature gives
should not be overlooked If trou.
blcd by too frequent passage of the
kidney secretions; burning or scald.
ing; If the secreLious are highly col
ored and contain sediment when left
staudlng-if you have backache, too
with freqdent headaches and dizzi-
ness, make up your mind that your
kidneys are affected and begin using
some reliable kidney remedy.
Deaths from Kidney diseases have
- the United States
CONT IN the last %
ARA. 1he risk is great-vou can't
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21
FOR SALE

The Nick Freuben property is
for sale at a bargain. Block No.
E-WcIble survcy-sIze Of lot,
l3OXlSO. ilas room dwelling
house, large barn. good crsteru,
cellar, fine large garden. Ifilter
estcd see me at once as same will
be sold At a bargain.
70 tf. Jos. II. DeClerk
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21

For the stomach and bowl dis
orders uf babies MrGEE'S BABY
ELlNlRIsa remedy of genuine
merit. 1t ocrs quickly, Is pure,
Wholesome and pleasant 10 take.
Price g5o aud 300 per bottle sold
10y all druggists,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21
POLITICAL NEWS
FROM LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock, ArH Is Z. tar
plans Of the pramoIr-. W. O. Fol
som, Of the Brinkley Argus, aud r..
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21
suDANGRAss

Pure, clean, Sudan grass seed for
sale, 40 20 cents per pound
John Chorice,
3l-itp Reyuo, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-21
why CONSTIPATION rxJrurs

llll71 =
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

harmony with truth. the high ethical
standard of the Associated Advertising
Clubs Of the World said the president OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union at the national convention in lndi-
annapolis, "snd at this point in our tenn
perance program is more pernicious than
the trades announcement Of former
days
We leave It to the supporters Of prohi-
bition 10 say which goes truer 10 the
mark-the national " c. T. T. indict-
ment OF the acceptance # unscrupulouS
vet advertising or the Michigan cam
paign managers defense Of publishers
who assisted in the circulation of the
liquor trafics glaung fa.sehoods.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
DESTROYING THE SPARROW.

kind word for the English sparrow Is uttered
BY Our Dumb Animals which points 70 he state.
rnert By the federal biological ~grvey thar one
brood Of young sparToTs destroyed 2 000 alfalfa
weevils IN single day Nor was rhis an Isolated
instance az usefulness on the par os this much.
censured bird. There - section OF Hungary
IN which the farmers after hercuiAan efforts.
succeeded IN getting m % VEst they regarded
az pest AZ the end ~ Eve years they found
themselves 50 oyerr1n with insects 'ha. hey
eIerted themselves 20 bring back the bird which
they had driven away with such difficulty Then.
40 the story runs. the insects disappeared These
instances would not be sufficient 70 prove 'he
case for the English sparrow bC' considera-
ton of another kind = brouEhf forward a. ar
argument against campaign Tor its erts-r1ius.
ton. To most persons all sparroWs are English
sraTovs. A. distance. even an erpe-. may
be deceived. One who undertakes 20 rld ne
Eeighoorhood % them. therefore may DESTROY
more of other birds thar of then. and 10 a great
more harm than good The mater is evidently
not 70 be disposed of IN The usual oFhsna way
New York ETenirg Post
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
The Common Carrier
Defense And The Carry
ing of Common Lies

Apparently every newspaper that
served as capper for the home rule shell
game, at so much per inch, has been
given character by some worker in the
dry campaign.
"You were quite right in opening your
columns to both sides" quoths one Of
these good easy souls (who hang pathet-
ically upon newspaper favor) in behalf
of dry publisher caught with the wet
goods.
If the lavish slush fund had put the
home rule trick across thru big space in
the newspapers, We wonder if dry officials
would be as ready with their exculpation
for publishers who helped 10 turn the
trick for price.
Neither the common carrier plea, nor
the vaumted policy of giving both sides a
hearing, justifies the selling Of newspaper
space 10 fabricators and tricksters. Such
procedure is, in fact, in contravention Of
the dishonest advertising statute Of this
state
"Such advertising is completely out of
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

Imagination - = master key 20
happiness and success in life But
also Il may open tho way TO
the greatest nlisey To make il a
blessing. every man needs % learn
to control II and 10 use Il wisely.
What uncontrolled. badly directed
imagination can do. IS seen most
clearly. perhaps. ir rs dire Effects In
Ithe way OF producing physical dis
ease
There are thousands ot people In
The world todAy-dyspeptic les. !nsom
riacs. paralytics. goaer1, nervous
vrecks-vhoss Affections are due
solely 70 thetr having les their mag
nation run riot. This is not an az
sggers,son. II Is a commonplace OF
lodern medical knowledge
Even while write these words -
if certain thai. here and there thru
this great lard ot ours. men and wo
men are entering TITO .nySlidism
cn account ~ nothing but uneon.
uolled imagination rhey ere liter
ally imagining then selves into III
ness
X Is question. say. or a railroad
wreck Two trains collide A few
geople are killed. Mere -re injured
The great majority. however. are
physically no, hurt a. all.
Hut among Tho physically unhurt
here are aln01- sure 20 te some
who Will develop astonishing syrnp-
toms ot disease They viii emerge
from The wreck lamc offering in
'enss pain perhaps rnsole 70 walk
Competent physicians. examining
them >arsfulY will declare With
truth that orzau!ral'y they are "a
soand as they were before the colli-
son IN techo.cai language he
physician wiil fesrr.be fheru sf SUI.
ifring tro-n 'raumsuc ne1rosis.
But plainly. they are no victims
~ nothing moro IRAN urcon rolled
Imagination
They have pictured 20 them,slves
with such yvdness thc injuries
ths they think tnsy ought tC expert.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
InscrupulOus Advcr-
tising More PerniciOus
Than Booze Copy

Many metropolitan dailles that
long ago cc1seA 20 advertise the
wares OF tho distilcr and the brew.
or are today lending their Aid to
The latest advertising scheme of the
liquor publicity bureau. Glaring dis
play Advertisements made up 81 un
fcrupulous un'ru'hful statements
r, gardinR The eHcacy ~ the pro.
hibitory law now occupy prominent
space In many newspapers. such
advertising is completely out Of har
mony with Truth" tho high ethical
standard of he Associated Adyertis-
ing Clubs OF the World. and al this
point IN our temperance program Is
more pernic.ousHha the trades an
n0uncement ~ former days From
address ~ President Anna a Cor.
don 20 the ". G. T y. convention
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Pointed Paragraphs

Even gooI physician may re-
from bal 20 worse
Hes poor detective aio is afraid
o. his own shstoa
n womaDs Dlevfcn pleases
her she n.ed4' 3rry.
when woman boasts q h"r rab
~ plant sh" d ~, 20 >lrctrh it.
Any kind Of advice is good long
rs YOU don't altewp' 70 follow O..
You can alvass sc5 the true meas
lre n man ty con fu.ung h.s
tailor
Mind your onn business and De-,
cther people mlsmanage theirs II
they like
Silence Is said 10 be golden. but
there ars no mute mlll,onaires or
our visiting liV
4 man Is foolish 10 borro" trouble
10 no can fuI another man foolish
enough lend him money
Naturally q young mans bert girl
Is all th. world 20 him which may
t.pillR Why all be- world loves n
lover.
hc girl who 81 willing tc take in
washing 10 support a fauiy can
afford 20 MARI aan aho wears q
lot ~ fLgor ring
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

This pain is often scycrc and ielt
hours after eating other symptoms
are heartburn, thirst. nnuses belch
iug headaches and constipation
People thus afflicted should avoid
condiments such as mustard. Pepper.
horsersdirh and highly seasoned
food u any kind tse very little
tslt and avoid aii salted and pre-
f,rved meat Fuci ~ coined beef
lam, cod and other hgh Also avoic
fred foOd. ~armou mp oishss. lIesl.
Tread. hot cakes, pastry and sweets
= rather r7ore common form ~
indigestion shows Itself b. such
symptoms - lors - appetite. AN.
pleasant taste In the mouth. coated
tongue. Delchlng. nausea and von.
ting vertigo or dizziness. headache
sense ~ fullness or weight In The
stomach with sometimes sliaht pain
and constipation.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Exit a Big Town =
Idea: Exit Also a
Small Town Idea

Detroit became disSolUte IN Difference
70 q worldly-wise notion that town IS
entitled 70 re tough if it can Eet popula-
F. .uou enough
Back Of our downfall into Sunday me
briefly and daylight bandirry vas the ao-
surd reasoning tha- Detroit was growing
too fast to be tied down by rural moral
ity
We staggered along under this heap
big burg liberality burden until It became
politically expedient 70 call in police
commissioner who holds to the idea that
law-observance is not a matter 20 be set
tied by the census-or the office-seekers.
Cities are never too big 10 obey the
law, has been the handspring Of his pol
icy and the public mas applauded the
clampins down Of the lid.
The city has borne the onus of another
ancient fallacy-a small town custom.
Our motorists have jammed the princi-
pal downtown streets so full Of parked
machines, that every day has looked like
Saturday afternoon back home"
The police commissioner has sent this
small town habit to join the big town
argument in the limbo Of discredited
ideas.
Some who were quick to commend Mr..
Couzens for putting fear into the hearts
of lawbreakers are not so ready to rstify
his order 10 street obstructionists.
But they viii come to see, we believe,
that it Is backed by the same purpose
that is giving US the enforcement Of once
houted laws. namely, the safeguarding of
life and property and equality Of rights
and privileges without regard TO social
station.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
What's the Answer?

The food problem 10 looming large before ,hs
British nation Walter ,,unciman president OF
he London BOARD Of Trade sounds a solemn
warning 20 the government that timely steps
must b. taken. in view ~ the likelihood ~
long protracted war 20 conserve the food sup
plies OF Great Britain
simultaneously comes the startling dcclars-
ton ~ Basil Manly American food expert, that
bread is selling for -four and oue-half cents per
pouud In London while m America must pay
elk cents FOR n l. ounce loaf IN other words
bread tho star OF ne costs Americans "a per
cent more than IL docs the LOndoners. The
present epidemic Of hign prices IN America is
due 10 the war in Europe al leRst so the social
% experts Say n the war is 90 be long drawn
cut certainly may look for still higher prices
Ifu rs imperative that Great britain take dras.
tic steps 90 provide against the absolute starva-
tion OF the poverty stricken, when bread reaches
approximately four cents per loaf. America
should surely arouse 20 the seriousness OF the
situation when the loaf costs us seven
cents.
The same Identical proposition confronts both
Countriea Just long the British nation
has access TO the same source of supplies that
We have. u MAJ 'rs not whether IN. war the
cause OF the food shortage. ~ there or here The
pinch is az tight at one end of the line OF food
supplies a. the Othcr as long as the line 10
kept open The only difference IL that the bulk
of the available supply Is at this end and that
this government has tn, power tc close the line
snd relieve the distress which s sure 90 come
I n conditions we're reversed do YOU suppose
Great Britain would dram her arteries 20 furnish
blood for ours? DO YOU think she would risk
starving her millions % enrich her few thous.
ands?
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

Die 20 al Ehlch y remembered and
acted upon may prove useful
Eating a. regular times Is import.
ant ST down 70 sour meals az a
certain hour every 6ay Arrange
that meals are not .lore than FIVE
b01r' or so apart Long fasts weak
sa the stomach They also foster
10 tendency tu 8vereat or they may
destroy good appctite
Eat -lo Fiy and chew your food
~ell Avoid npnotony in diet VAR
sy stimulates appetite and dlges
ton Try 10 forget yodr worries
when YOU si' down ~ oat Have
sour sarrJUndinFs cheerfsl s7d the
Cnmpany pleasant when possible,
rest I5 ininrfes pofore end IN houf
after eating
Cccasionalls there lsa iype of 10
digestion which attracts special ~.
tention because ~ the pain 1t csuses
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
CONTROL IMAGINATION
~ X. AopINcToN BRUCE
Parsnthooa

tnce as a result O., he wreck, that
they actually create In themselves
The symptoms Of these injuries
II is the same with victims ~
functional dyspepsia. Vith most
cares OF chrooic slseplessness. with
mos; sufferer troui nervous head
sche an other func,iona' lbs The
attention has oeen turned inward
Imagination has been g'yen free
rem. and ill-h.alth results
Wha' these poor people need %
do Is 70 give their .Taginstior pleas
snt instead OF unpleasant thought
On which 20 feed And THIS r. the
means or which he doctors proceed
10 cure them
They rely on The power OF mag.
nation. wisely alFec Ted. ~ offset the
evil Effects Of inlAginatcr uEcon.
trolied They know tia, ,nce they
manage 20 induce their patients
rorcefuIlv TO imagine themselves
well again. they Nli be We again
Herein is a hInt Of Importance ~
all OF ~
To keep Vell Ani strong 70 gst
or IN ne world. 20 conquer obstacles
tc with and misfortunes. Re. cannot
DO better han keep our. Imagination
actively occupied with hea,fhfa.
?leaslrebie Inspiring thoughts an
mental pictures
AZ man thinks. 50 doe= TO 30.
cor1e. Thls il a Law which works
Jn,ailingly in human existence
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
from Another Point of VieD

A Toledo automobile mai.sr has taken
out insurance for Sl.750.0Oo Determin-
ed not 20 be total loss.
The leader Of the Detroit bandits
doesn't have 70 shoot his men TO make
them advance.
Looks as If the allies viii look in vain
for the remains Of RUmanIa
Treylno turned BIS Esr- oa hle ,-oops 70 com.
PEI them 20 hgh' Fl.a Dart aaHy led he
charges q bis armg. shooting those who faltersd
At that, there must have been sur
viyors on both sides
coHs-essnsn fo- Toosy--srs DIST.
Marx Bacon s.p
among other places Villa r. IN may be
mentioned Chihuahua.
Bryan has gone into the domain Of
moral issues, where there is less conpe-
tition.
On the face Of the returnz Mark Bacon
and the first precinct Of the second ward
oi Jackson will go 20 congress.
The president Of the Anheuser Busch
Brewing association appears 10 want
something besides prohibition for increas-
| ing sales.
Chicago is one train robbery nearer
Detroit
Falling of in killings indicates an
larmistice in the dec country.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Let the People
Rule-and Write
Oregon Sends coosratulatIors To
Sunday. couxens and The Times

oregon Sends ConGratulatlons TO
Sunday. couxens and The Times
To the Editor ~ The Times
have been watching the news in
your paper abog, ne dry cause aad
have been reaa!ng every day the
PHly sunday sermons and an get
uns quite fsmli.f 0tth Detroit anc
Michigan
want 20 COZ nratulate you upon
the FINE work YOU have done ae
cause without wa and Biay SUNDAY
Michigan would not have gone dry.
believe
wrote a leuer 20 Commission
Couzens. congatgiating him upon
The stand be hss taken upon en-.
forcing fhe law II Is Gne thing
20 stand for what is right and I
rope thai all righteous people vil
.ally 20 your standard from now on
shlng'e mills paying s. a day 20
labor have had 60 close this week.
because they could rot compete
Nth Hindu labo NJ tll0 ln Brit
ish Columbia eleven hundred men
fhrowu OF. oi work here being no
'ari- 20 pro'ec them md they
refuse 20 work '.l Hn4l wages as
they cant live -cn rice
W. are just ginning 20 hul'd a
lot of sh.ps and believe We are
going 20 be n.s city on that ac
count To sta7 Vrh. over s55t
aoo 600 wortt ~ hippng ls now
nder way here
wolldnt m''s yogr paper for
,y'hlnE. beoa1sr T. B. touch of
'ae east and htf1a sentiments which
gladly agree 20 Yo1 have my
earliest concentrations upon your
great victory sor righteousness.
Very truly yours
~. @ COTTON
Portland OREGON. Nov IL. 1915
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Answering "Yes" or "No"

COL Waters. uto died IN Kansas
CRY recently. had practised law
longer than any other lawyer n
kausa Cltv He was admitted 70
lhe bar in Hacomb, III before be
was 2i years old Abraham Lincoln
was a LAWYER practising in The same
district then and Waters rode in
The same circuit with him once
Col Waters retained hls friend 20
help him In a case The opposing
lawyer demanded one of their VII.
nesses should answer certain
question with direct YES" or no 90
Lincoln contendsd the question
could not 10 answered in that way.
There no question on earth that
can't be answered with direct yes
or no. declared the lawyer
you take the stand Tor a mo-
ment and iii show YOU said Lin.
coin
The lawyer took tho stand and
Lincoln asked MIN Have YOU quit
beating your wife" The lawyer be
came indignant and Lincoln repeat.
Cd his question Tho mdEa laugh
ing heartily, insisted Tho lawyer
must answer.
With the aid Of Lincoln Waters
won the case. Lincoln charged him
S25. a large feo IN those DAYS