New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., September 09, 1916, Image 11

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CALOMEL DUMMIES'
A SLUGGISH UVEA
Craves into sour bile, making
you sick and you lose
a day's work.
Calomel an 1i vale«! It'» mercury.
Calomel «i'tt» liko dynamitp on a aliijr
llvor hon rali »m«' I conic* into
r with pour liilo it cranlicR into it
dinning cramping and mtusc».
If yon feel bilious, headachy, connti
pated find nil knocked out, jiint go to
your druggiat and Ret a ßO cent bottle
of DmlHon'n Liver Ton«, which in a liarin
|c«h volaille HubMtitut« for dangerotia
calomel. Takn a apoonftil nnd if it
doesn't »fart your liver and atraighten
you up better and quicker than naaly
calomel and without "inking you nick,
you jiiat go hack and pet your money!
If you take calomel today you'll 1»
dick and nauseated tomorrow; heniden,
it may «nlivale you, while If you tako
Ihtdmin'* Liver Tone you will wake up
feeling prent, full of ambition and ready
for work or play. It'a liarmlcaa, plena
ant and safe to give to children: they
like it ^
HEAVEN HIS HOME.
The publisher and editor of n
newspaper in a eonipnratively
small town died and were Iniried
on the siime (lav mid slowly wend
"ed their way down to where they
supposed a warm reception
awaited, them. The devil met
t lie m in person and said:
" Kor lo these many years you
have borne the blame for the
mistakes in the paper; you have
assisted every movement for the
betterment and upbuilding of
your town, parish and state; you
ha\e bv publicity given without
cost. aided many and many a mer
chant, professional man, manu
facturer and corporation to climb
the ladder of suec»\»s; you have
made mistakes, and many of them
especially in politic* by advocat
ing (lav after day some candi
dates for hitfh office, whom you
♦hought. were "big" men to find
Inter they were only "swollen;"
men have cursed you for not keep
ing their names out of the paper
when they did some act of which
thev were ashamed; other men
•Mid their wives have criticized
you for saying? something com
mendatory of a neighhor; some
have used your advertising col
umns to exploit their business
And failed to pay, notwithstand
ing the high cost of paper and
the 'big payroll to be met every
.Saturday. All these nnd more
/ou have borne in silrnce. You
two cannot come in here.
"Heaven is vour home." mut
a i »t j •! i l ' 1# «.
tered the devil to himself as he
... a
turned and walked «way.—Ex.
SL SITHSCRIBK
» TO TII® ^
^NEW IBERIA ENTERPRISER
jk, $1.50 PER ANNUM. R
DO T0U KNOW THAT
One million two hundred thou
sand Americans die each year, it
is estimated I
Heart disease, pneumonia and
tuberculosis cause more than 30
per cent of deathst
Sickness lowers earning capac
ityt ,
The IT. S. Public Health Serv
ice is the nation's first line of de
fense against disease? !
Disease is the nation's greatest j
burden '/
of
- II II I M
■l ,t m,d sanitation, not l.l
I Ltiidna a.... l.-n Iwitti.f
silks nnd satins, make better
l'nltios? of
liow wages favor high disease
T<lt f S J i
A female ny lays an average of
120 ,. BW at „ lime t
""'""«»will« 11
""Wh.a.iii
Stops Chills And Fever
GUARANTEED
ir
Oiidinc it guaran*
teed. Thii i» an iron*
clad guarantee
Oiidinc doc« not stop
the wont caie of ma
laria return all empty
bottle* to your drug
gist and you still re*
ccive full Pu rebate
Price.
When you arc all run down and the chills and fever grip
you every other day take Oxidmc. It will dnvc the
malaria out of your system and make you well and strong.
No more headaches,constipation, billiousncst and (attitude.
Oaidine does away with all these. It rids you of Malaria.
An Excellent Tonic
Thote who live in malarial countries are apt to have
malaria. Oxidmc will ward it olf. Taken once a week
it will keep the bowels open, the kidneys and liver work
tng right and make your blood run fast and red—putt the
flash in your eye. Oxidine it • wonderful tonic and pre*
ventive. Try • bottle. Fifty ccnti at all d'uggistt.
Ik BEHRENS DRUG CO., ■ Wan. T «sas
R mm I WHat TKic Man Say«
Kennedale, Tom
X*»« Hehrens Drug Cfr.,
Waco, Texa«
Dear *tr* —I «jftf to «»form
you that Ovtdinc ha* relieved
w»e and my fjmdy of ihe»or»f
•tege t»f chdit and malaria I
ever ua. •
ADer pavmjf the doc fora
fjo I hfjiaiHh» vtrof 0 *t
di«e with 'He mot» ffrafifv*"f
re»«lta. We art all rnrtreif
•eM no« and rhere haa heen
Ro reappearance of malana in
•He family for «»er J mo*rha.
Van are a* liherrv *o tier *H«a
teatiinoniii if deatre.
Vuure «nf v,
J H Fil l DIVC
ipp**"*..
ONE CENT LETTER RATE.
Kllit'iniey in tlie ptist (illic «!<•
|» ji i*l incut with a proper rcjid ji■ st
ment o|' rntf-s will permit tin- ^iv
i rtiment to iiumi^urate a mi" < cut
rate within tin next year, ;n ■ • ot 1 <I
i"tr to I'ostmastor * • e11<• >-ai Albert
S. I'lirleson.
■ <• ernpliatie statt im nt mailt'
I 'V post master «fenera! In Imv tin*
National Associai ion of I lu I nit
rates at their .Inly 1!H(S Coti
. \ I'lit ion, indicates t liai t lie mi -
p i lant reform is much ner.ijer
rea i/ation than most people lie
lievc and that next winter will
s<'c radical steps taken toward
tins end.
In addressing flic postmasters
General hurleson declared that
they «re giving the best postal
service in the world today, and
that is what the American fanner
and business man are entitled to,
for they pay for it. lie ad\isc<
t <• postmaster«« to spare no ex
pense that means if real er effi
ciency.
"The fact that this year we
have n surplus of between $4,000,
| 000 and $.»,000,000 demonstrates
that, at last the postal service is
on a strong business and self sup.
porting basis. If we can keej
Inwn useless extravagance, w(
•an soon inaugurate one cent
■tostage in this country."
This frank statement from th
postmaster ircneral substantiates
declarations which have been
made durin? the past year or two
by official« of the National One
Cent Letter I'ostagc Association,
which has its headquarters at
Cleveland, that with economical
operation of the department and
a reasonable adjustment of postal
rates, one cent letter postage could
be inaguratcd without injury to
the federal government, ami let
ter users be given the henfit of a
hip reduction over current rates.
—Ex.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCNirS
OASTORIA
'THE MILLIONAIRE AND HIS
MONEY."
Mr. C. L. Martzolff, writinir on
the above subject in the Ameri
can Lutheran Survey, says:
The writer cannot even imag
ine how he would feel if he had
a million dollars to give away.
Ifà believes, however, he would
have two purposes in mind—one
« i i t .
to s, ' ,or t a new held, where there
„„
nof only looks after animals, but
men, women and children as well,
There are hundreds of towns
cities and «'ouiilies in the United
States desttiute of even a sem
is an actual nce'd, and the other,
to make such a bequest as to
reach the largest number of peo
ple possible.
The*re comes to mind at this
time three very important fields
where wealth could well be giv
en.
First, the work of humane so-1
cieties. I sually this important i
work is conducted by a few con
secrated men and women, who
tfi\c time, labor atid money with
ont. any wish of recompense. 1
They struggle along, for there
are few humane societies in the
country but are restricted in
their operation through the lack
of funds. The humane' society
" ■"■r»
l.l „„c of W ol, „„ onrnnication.'
# 1» 'it'
Tbo income frnni a IVwmillions
of some man's wealth would con
duct a propaganda, which, in a
vears. moiiUi sec the laudable
work of the humane soeie'tv in
every seetion of the nation.
"See Hew That Corn
Comes Clear Off!"
"GETS-IT" Loosens Your Corno
Right Off, It's the Modern Corn
Wonder — Never Fails.
" II 'p har<l lo tiolieve anything could
ml like Hint in ^Hlltm a corn o(T
Why. I jtisl liftiil tiuit coro riuht
«>ii with in y flneor nail 'OKTS -ir
I h i.itainly wond<<rful !" Yes. "GETS
IT" Ik the must wonderful corn-curo
(Êïk
■*y
"It"« Ju>» Wonderful. th« W.r 'CRTS -IT'
Make« All Corns Go Quick."
ever known ticcatian you don't lmvo
to fool nnil iiultor nrotitiil with your
eornn. I ihiimhh thorn ui> with iian
dagm or try to « U k them out.
"fJIOTH-IT" Is a 11<|ttill. You put on
n. few ilrops Iti a few aoeonn«. It
«Irief». It's iiiiinleHS. I'ut your stock
ing on liifht over It. Put on your
regular nhocs. Von won't limp or
Ii iivo (i corn "twist" in your face. Tho
corn. rnUun or w-nrt, will toosnn from
your tor otT it l'orne« (îtorv hallelu
jah" "GETS IT" is ihe lilepest neli
!n* corn rrmedv In the world. When
you trv It. vou know why.
"ORTS TT" l«i Bold and rtwniri
mended Ii v (I hipk -IrIh everywhere. Jllii
n buttle, or «ent on reeelpt of prie«
by B. T,awrenre A Co., Chlmito, III.
Sold in New Iberia and recommended
n the world's best corn remedy by Es
torge D tuk Co.
ROMANCE OR TRAGEDY?
What a horror to have to choose
between one 's husband and one's
country, between one 's wife and
one's fatherland! Vet. thousands'event
have bad to make the choice.
The tragedy of it is that each
must be j, law unto himself, or
herself. Each must study the
beatings of Iiis heart, or her heart,
and make selection whether that
organ shall throb in sorrow or in
joy over the fearful events of the
war. There seems to be no middle
course; one is uckd in 'by the
stronger current.
According to international laws
a woman must follow her hus
band "dans la paix, dans la
guerre" and the English woman
married in dermany or the fler
man woman wed to an English
man must nominally feel as the
husband feels and rejoice as he
rejoices.
This she sometimes can do, for
the feminine nature is more cling
ing and chameleon like than
man's; but suppose she does not
suppose she is of those in whom
the national life's blood Hows in
a stream too strong and too warm
to be checked at will ; think then
of the sorrow!
Seventeen years ago, before the
war was dreamed of, a young
English woman traveled to Amer
ica and en route was won by the
soldierly bearing, gold braid and
commanding ways of a young
Herman ship officer. It was more
than the usual deck romance fot*
i they became engaged, were mar
ricd and lived happily.
Happily they lived for fifteen
years, their home being in Clerm
1 any. Suddenly the war came and
with it the test. In this woman
race was the stronger. Without
amrcr, without hard feeling the
couple talked the matter over, and
of the conversation the lady
says :
"My husband
like the man he
.... ... , ,
is, ( c(ii; in/c( | that although I
m lebt technically be u tJorinan, I j
am English throijgh ami through,'
■ " I „ i I .-<ii I Iii * r t j 11 «I I M i I III *MI''ll t '
ami -vl„ „ I » to him, 'Ton do
...
not expect me to take sides a-'ainst
niv country?' he replied 'No ev
eryone must stand by his own
country in these times. You
would not be worth salt if I ciici '
not stand bv mine.' On th,„ we
11 111
ilitficulty she was
I'iii^Iaiul am I there
r loyalty to the
parted and I have not seen 1
since."
With ereat
able |o reach
established hi
inotherTand.
Onp day, sonic weeks since, the
lady picked up an illustrated mag
azine on one of the book stalls
and there saw the portrait of a
(Jcrmaii captain in all Im pride.
It. was I'aul, her I'aul, her Inis
band! It was. in short, Captain
I a it I Koenijr, famous commander
of the I boat I'cut sell la ml, the
t ran sa t Ian t je su lima r inc.
This then is the story of Ca|
tain Koenig, old fact of
which appeared in the l/ond
Daily Mail. Is it, tragedy or is
it romance. T. I*.
Tha Oulnlna That Does Not Afreet Th« H«ad
Nrcnnse of Its loiiic Bint Insnlive rffnl, I.AXA
TIVK HRi )MO QUIN I N lî i< hrttrr than ordinnry
Oitintnr nm| does not chiiip iiervoiimiriui niti
riiiKi'iR in lien. I K'iwnil.« the (nil name ami
look lor the aienatuic of IÎ. W. GKOVK. 2 >c
Ordinance No. 111.
Be it ordained that it shall be
incumbent upon any and all per
sons, corporation or companies
passing upon the .sitrects or thor
oughfares of the t'ity of New Ibe
ria, with heavy trucks, wagons or
vehicles, so as to damage, or des
troy said streets or thoroughfares,
bridges, etc., by the weitrbt or im
pact, of said trucks or wagons, to
repair said streets, thoroughfares,
or bridges, without delay and
That the Mayor of the City of
New Iberia is hereby authorized to
enforce said ordinance and in th
that said repairs should »<
Icessitate any delay, the Mayor of
this City is authorized to accept
bond or surity from said persons
corporation and companies, con
ditioned upon said repairs, in such
amount as he mav deem sufficient
Signed IT. S. Sealy, Mayor
DEMAND OF ADMINISTRATION
0UÜOKSSION OF HOBKKT CADE
TAYLOR, DECBAHBD.
19th Judicial District Court, Pariah of
Iboria, Btate of Louisiana.
Whtraaa Mrs. Laurraoa Huaphraya
Taylor, » roaidant of lha Pariah of Iberia
haa appliad to tba Hon. 19th Jodiaial
Diatriot Coavt. of Loiilalana holding t>aa
aiona in and for tha Parloh of Iberia to
ba appointad Adminiatratrix of tba Sua
aaaalon of Robart Cada Taylor, deaaaaad
Notiaa la barabjr givan to all wboaa it
may or doth aonoatn to ahow oanaa if any
tb»y hava within tan daya of tba flrat
publication tbar« of, why tba prayarof »ha
aaid Mra. Laurtnca Humpbraya Taylor
•hould not ba gran tad.
Wltnaa« tha Hon. Jamaa Hi non Jadga
of oar aaid Court thla SOtb day ar August,
A. D., 1916.
r. O. DBCL'IR,
Dty. Clerk of Court.
AMBNDMINT TO CHâBTBI.
»täte of Louiaiana, Pariah af Ibaria.
Ba It knawn that oa thia 25th day of
Argatt, 1916, befara ma, rrad W. Ban
ni a, • Notary Publia duly eommiaaioiiad
aau qualiflad In and for tba Pariah of
Ibaria. Htata of Louiaiana, and in lha
praaanea of tba wilnaaaea barainaftar
natnad and undcraignad, paraoaally cama
and appaarad Mr tfeorge W. Dallaa, a
raaidantof the ParUh of Ibaria, Louiofana
Preaident of tha Corporation; MixaAliva
Bernard, raaidant of the aaid Pariah of
Iberia, l<a.. Vice-Prenident, and Mr. J.
Aganor LaHlane, a raaidant of lha I'ariah
of Varmilion, State of Louiaiana, 8eeie
tary and Treaaurai of the cat {Miration,
all ot full a*;# of majority, who ilaeUrnd
and aaid that they eoimtitut« all of the
offiecraand nloekholdara of the "Varmi
lion Jewelry Company, Ltd.," organised
hy Notarial aet befoia the aforennmed
Notary on tha first day of Beptpmbar,
1911, A. D ; nnd that, at a atockholdvia
meeting duly convened and held on the
14th day of August, ID 10, Article«
. , — One
and Two" of tha Charter of aaid Ontnnra
tion were duly amended ao aa to read ai
follow«, to wit:
Article 1.—The name and title of thie
"*
.'"iïpïiv tiiliTrii " ,AJKW,LKr
vwwinni, mJi »»I J 1 r< I /.
By tliia name the car|.orntion »hull
have the power to mint, for fifty yaare
from tha date hereof. Te «jontraet , Mir
aail lis* nuciljto |iiirchaNe, hold, kh II , Ixnue,
mort (faite, and pledge real mutate und
—«
property; to appoint auch diree
erally to de all aetx naceioiiiry and pro
per for the aecompliahment of the pur
po«ea herein »t«ted
Article 11—The domicle of t Iiis« corpor
ation ahall l>e the City of New Ilieria,
Fariah of Iberia, State of Louiaiana Ci
ration oi other leiral operation« »hall be
aerved upon the Prenidi'tit, or in hi« ab
fieni-e, upon the Vice-President.
Thna done and paisead a» my office in
the City af New Iberia, Parish of Iberia,
Hinte of LniiiMiHna, on the day, month
and year firet above written in the pres
ence of McMra. H a*wrd Vaughn and
Fra»>k H»rlram. competani witnen»e«of
lawful »g» und re»iii»rit* of thia City,
whe hereto sign their tiamea together
with »aid pnrtiee and me. Notary, aficr
due reading
GEO W. DALLAS, Preaident,
ALICE HEKNAKD. Vie« Prea..
J Lr.BLANC, 8ec. Tree.
WITNRSSFN:
H azard V atohm,
F rank BrnTkAM
F. W. BAl'MAN. Notary Publie.
I hereby cer'ifv that th». foregoing ia a
true and correct eopr of amendment on
filn with original Chuter recorded in
Charter Book Flo. 1. at folio 16T.
In faith whereof, witneaa my official
ae al and signature thia llQfh of Atigwat A.
n , loir,.
ATTEST:
J. A. 00N80ÜLIN,
Clerk of Court.
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THE
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Fronting on Grand Marais road, containing
several hundred arpents of land, with val*
uable improvements, and having imme
diate access to two competing derricks*
For terms and conditions, apply to
WALTER J. BURKE, Agent.
ALPHONSE. DAVIS.
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Sptcial Facilities for Handling Toraado Risks.
Damaging Winds and Stoma are beaaaing more freqaaat ia tbia
aaation of tbo State.
Yew may pre» e et you reel f agalnat pvepaity lota frrm tbia aauraa at
a Tory nominal ooat, the iate*on tktf ale»a af iaaoiaree rengirg aa law aa
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If yoa will 'pbon* f), 1 will gladly rail en yau for tbo pnvaaaa of
dlaeaning thia elaaa aa wall aa aay ether Mrd af Inanranee.
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