The Rice belt journal., March 31, 1916, Image 2

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DRINK HOT WATER AND RID
SJOINTS OF RHEUMATIC RUST
. Why rheumatism and lumbago sufferers should drink phosphated 
hot water each morning before breakfast
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I' I!trah Uiri?"'
Her Idea.
'; " ,: t' ,: (; , Prim re ever
If he d I, h tak,,s pains to hile
HOW WONDERFULLY RESINOL
SOOTHES ITCHING SKINS!
If yen have r ,ma, ringworm or
-j .,r ithi'c. hurning, sl ,,pe-d,, troy
fr;g thin Ir.tin try I sinol Oint
,l, nt a I l(,iol Snap andt soe how
+'hv iitlrin ',tops [andl the tron
bl'' dti l,: p' ars.. 'sinil Ointmrn nt is
al n ll o re '.I nt htlti' hold 'r, orly
for dsnlr , sre ,f b urns, vounlds,
'In it3 , :, A forr a sci)re of other ruses
whwr, ,,thing, healing application
a rn,-,d.d
I:' inl contrins nothlng of a harsh
or inrtrinous ntu:ro annl can hb used
'r,. .ly ev n on the me t irritated stir
ace',. Evrrv druggist sells Resinol
•)intmont and liwinol Soap.-Adv.
How to Talk to the Wounded.
" haIt th, uhocles can't stand, you
know. n:t'a mm. is cold steel."
"Yes, I suppose it gets very cold
this time if the year."-l.ondon Punch.
A NEGLECTED COLD
Is often followed by pneumonia. Be
fore it is too late take Laxative Quint
dine Tablets. Gives prompt relief in
cases of Conghs, ('olds, La Grippe and
Hleadache. Price 25c.-Ady.
One of the Coco.
"So Kitty said I had a thick head of t
hair."
"Oh, she d!dn't mention the hair."
The Humorous Hat.
"Has she any sense of humor?" t
"I dou't think so. She can look at t
her hat without laughing."
Don't blame a girl for assuming a
striking attitude when she's trying to
make a hit. 0
Neutralhty.
"i ,' ar , I: ait auinn a strict ni ;
tra':1
' ,,rd;: 'o are :ira.' in at the
"' It sol Ifl, W ', 11 1 :', 111 ;' t:,, liio t e()o -
vln d as t, whir'h is the riight side."
PROVEN SWAMP-ROOT
AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS
Th s rmpt-mrn of ki !ner and bladler
trru1l;iles are iturn \vir\ u!; :-. .:n. and
ne the =ystem in a r in !inn . ,.lt:,,n.
I 'h1 k in,.ys s,- n, t, iuf r m i,-:, as al
n .v Vher ii l' ,int r ln (iat ,lame hack
and urinary i tro !, . I: ni situ:,1 not he
ne ' . T . ai , th - i ,( r h'! I, Ls often
leaI to lanir us b:,lihe troulb!s.
Dr. l\r'h1i u fl ,et which 1non
iirii t. ,. .n , t i:,ne s is a
sl, tenIll I ilonv. I n ladr an d r'lemedy,
I and, b'ing an hrlial cemp,,mn., his a gen- t
tie healing ete1ct (n the Ilineo'rs, which is i
alnost immnntcately noticed in most cases p
by those who use it.
A trial will cone:nce anvryne who may
he in need of it. Blettpr get a bottle from
your nearest drug store, and start treat- A
ment at once.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & ('o., Binghamton, N. Y., for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv. C
It May Be. a
"I see jonquils and daffodils on sale..
How is it that the early flowers are
always yellow?" tl
"Dunno. Guess spring is bilious like i
the rest of us."-Louisville Courier. P
Journal. be
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The Soldier's Estimate. 2(
A member of the first Canadian con
tingent, writing home, says: "I guess
the first seven years of this war are
going to be the worst."-Canadian u!
American. tr
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Women never criticize the grammar e
of men who pay them compliments. to
To Build Up
After Grippe, Colds
Bad Blood
Take a blood cleanser and alterative
that starts the liver and stomach into
vigorous action, called Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery because of
one of its principal ingredients--the
Golden Seal plant. It assists the body
to manufacture rich red blood which
feeds the heart-nerves-brain and
organs of the body. The organs work
smoothly like machinery running in
oil. You feel clean, strong and stren
-ous. 19y "Medical Discovery" to.
day and in a few days you will know
that the bad blood is passing out, and
dew, rich, pure blood is filling your
-eins and arteries.
BACKACHE, LUMBAGO
Uric acid causes backache, pains
here and there, rheumatism, gout,
gravel, neuralgia and sciatica. It was
Dr. Pierce who discovered a new
agent, called "Anuric," which will
throw out and completely eradicate
this uric acid from the system. "An.
uric" Is 37 times more potent than
lithia, and consequently you need no
longer fear muscular or articular rheu.
matism or gout, or many other dis
eases which are dependent on uric
acid within the body.
If you feel that tired, worn-out
feeling, backache, neuralgia, or if your
sleep is disturbed by too frequent uri.
nation, go to your best drug store and
ask for Doctor Pierce's Anuric Tab
lets, full treatment 50c, or send 10
cents for a trial package of "Anuric"
Tablets to Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y.
51NE9 PRDUT
Nine ~ ~ kid f S i n r s p o u t eii u ,h at f l f o
AD CLUB URGES
TI REPEAL OF TAX
e COMMITTEE TO WORK ON PLANS
TO DEFEAT OCCUPATION
SI ASSESSMENT.
i BILL INTRODUCED IN 1908
h
<l, Diecussion of Occupation Tax Devel.
ops tihe Fact That This Tax Re
suited Annually in $<.^ 000
SLCss to Sh; evepcrt.
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l: t In to .1 .. r o l i n g p ui l iT-t' Iof ts c
cn ," ' " 0 to j Il a ni f . t)i t l( , 'l''n
1s. a le- tI
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intl i tilt 11:nlnrat sd r- 1
; ht ti ( !", ; r: t l dm1 or) ; jty iih thse
'I;l for awt i ci d it afor the ii ' h s
ly i 1 i st . a f .ir l rice ofr the ('plhan,
en the ~r entu" 'over rthat ao,, (unt oing s.
is (o 'ti: c!u fr ur in e"n'-dils ' a dc- ta
e." I ghtion to 1 h intr, iln it :1 a canni - St
r OfI. fli:tl s a t t in , rI, r ss forer o- t
'at 1ril dtt titl a''is firtu s tto, letatl: za- ti
_ In N cE'W a oflN : tESin.tof0
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iZd ' The ldel.(on of the OFederal tirit
Court of Appeals at New Orleans, tLi
l "ck 'hin «l . uit ' ou, t i biyi the aop ret. t.
i "e "l i,;.,.iiI,. whith tw-as origina'lly nt
en `iI Te',l . for a i. I fi : fror the high }
lre I sedson ol the "puhlic srod lease" hinh
the r dgerly oSl field, means $150,000
ke tor storkholders in the aictory Com- t
: 01anl, oranizd heAre. The tlease was il
bou, t by the companir from the po lay,
n- lid' t'T~' ov! r t hat al ts O( t going Sa t
lice Jury for u1,000 n and has yielded op
sse An outbreak or scar et fever at hgprhot
re eHaos and Bell ity has been ptlaced ng
under control by aal Ca u cinney, dis foth
trct health offiorancer wo tooke placerompt her
step to chc the spread of the di anApril.
fore the decisituation ofwas brothe Fught to his t
sattention, and prompt action limited
Court of Appeals at New cases to
twenty.hich cded in favor of the defend-or
ant Figures compstiledt brought by the Cumber. Rotg
Sland TelephOil and Fuel Company for. call
any give the city ofield, me Alexandria $150,0001 on
bough000 nhaitants. The company sfrom the preo- side
liceand a representativend has been here wtl
200,000 several weeks ofmaking estimates of g
the number of houses, as well City has been placedtl.
tens for chk the urpose of meeting the a
Sncreas. Fifteen cass had appeared beV
Jusattention, ands the contraction limitedere pr- on
thared total pour concrete in te xcasesva- reto
FiguCharles waterworks planted by the Cubrker-eR
wall of the retaining house around cday
the pany give the city of Alexandria 1y, flooding
the new phabitants. TheA calsson wi be needed Ti
to shut oparing the flow o water, and work mem wa
on the representative h bdelayed for sponwt
ha s been instructed by Mayer Rslinm atre
st e number of houses, as well as cit.n ei
At the meetnfor o the purpose of meeting the
incr600 wasing made to assist the AVricu. blo
Just as the contractto employ Were pre- onr
pared to pour concreaduate o the ouisexcava- resid
Staon for the nversit, aservoir at the Lake prend
Charles waterworks plant, svlle is very a namer
iwallve inof the retainizng house a Youn didat
the artesian wells gave way, floodingr o
to shut off the flow age and are eligible in th
S'ome time. The cit bonar ro halt r be
S600 was made to assist the Ag ricul. blow
,o take part In the election in Anril. byG
"There is not the slightest doubt
that tll (der of North LT,,is i;na, and
eV'II a great propolrtron of Soluth'rn
Ar.;ansa;,-, are raft' 1: rl pit of high
iThis was the, stnt, itr t of (',on, rva
tiou (,O hllti,:< o)mtf I" W"I m!Iit o1 ,. II  nl 's,"
Vwho oulr tint" p rti( fit' \ .e ;s had at;tve
rhartI of l tforce (if eo iservatiofl
.ANS r'a in the upp;r aris h': of the
( d. iloltn , na:ul he a ( ntsi who re
tur e \'itn '; l }·l; .x!;'.:,ur Ic, - tot'l f t e
tell of t 11 Vork 101 5V to itfct
9rl O Fr, i lad";.ii . t
9 0 3 ' : " V I I ! . ' Bi h , 1 1 ,e 1 ,
a d'i arind ,,:.ht job, in V tr anl out
for I; \ ~( t? t1 1, W.  l, ltt th,'re
evel. was aitn it unif;la itn to S r \1';i ( (,"
l'r: , 1:, .n. 'I'T "ac , e. .-, a n 1,.( ('on
' of :ih' scon *T ..-,:. , 1i: o
t . i , :; ;', of rri , l vi . l n
,ouiln to i:' as '.(nts, 'V n i'i n i h are
(' i t it 1;: jail .t f:n trIt: .
.. T !:' I', :l it i h 1' , h r V It,! r il , n
l;,r r ,, it r.,tl p ;' ',
n 2 , s,I ('~. t! in s, an Id I or tl :tll
th ("r . ;" , l In ' nt s to tihe 1 ..n.-;:
1 tII n,1f iri o f Th " I, ' '
if t ()to
i - I sh of I . it, i.;i a, s 1 ; h w,:; i, '. the
mat- 'al e ', o.r fl'!;: C ,' (o I t ((; fi y intof
\V ' t r l. i . rl o ,, ll, ," : 1 L
}"if - i if 111 ' e, i'fi ll 'If f !'t ),,i [,
o n t ...
0 I' lc 1!111:','". .'I ! ,)f 1!t ' ( , l~'11 ,,,` " i 'j n
;t !. ' llOll,' i 1]1('!" i , 'l"1'+;' (is , " Irla n ia
or i h , . o!. ,v,,d to if i 11'1, r, r!:r d I
hI awona l r..r n 1:h,. l to 5rte that Rflt!s
t i' a ''] t i , i, .'I I. of North 1,1::-. a
11 1 ý',o :I: (!'(t : ,f I lt ir Il ,Il, ti' s to t , I :.'.
1,.r- af1 tlh,' f (l: t i ulnl s ann ,ift'f.,.d that
his "At Iin's it was a wonlerful Sinht r
de- to sce (' gri t hai rds of (d,-tr orn f ,
3lf- hid° l :, ) On *. 'r tll, vt' ( .::W ;.,
fr ff' Six to ) 'i0 0,1 I Y ' rid ... Il
io v1, iil:r' l,,d the litt ,' (r a irlls a iIl d
pa- th r i 'h'rs witlh rr'eat (ane. May
im- ( '. d aI lit front tih tirih,'s I r S
irt- the ri' r, swan the Missir.ipi to
za- the sI i' t f 'hirf. tIlt s en
r tihe war. r r-tec.1(le wce ,ervo,1 many
r., of the 'n. t' l in lIng to Iof, l ii. l
ha- "''The (loer that (ar'e tfo lIfiItna
un- from Ari.:in:las nu:b, lrd tho l ::tn :',
a andl I have no It tirtay n dthri thll
iv thl;t if prompt tnt(asur, s of lr. ii "ti,
tie }hp l not e'h n talk .n i 'a r, n(,-, rl in
North Loal .oita whoIlld hai'o h('' {t
ta :1;, Cf til pT s't. It would have ha"' f ti t
1} lllmy yt as hlfore ithsie w1oul he a
rh s:ulflfinlt f1lfib,,r to allow huntrs to
nh llpursuo their favorite recreation"
ly, The Iron Mountain Railway has re
ng stunid par'etonger and freight service
el- and normal conditions have boon re
'or fotrchoed on the New Orleans and
in Northw.stern branch. south of ('collin.
Sston. has on rebuilt, and, train ser
vice on this line will be resumed be
tween Monroe and Ferriday. An ra
provement in the passenger service
Ilt on the day trains operating between
SLittle Rock and Alexandria is carried
id in the announcement made by Supt.
Ig A. R. Taylor that theose trains will
carry a combination parlor and cafh e
- The Whitecastle Lumber Company
as closed down their large saw mill at
o- Whitecastle. The mill has been in
d operation about thirty years, and gave
employment to three or four hundred
men. The planer and factory will run
at probablyn one or two years longer.
SGeorge Gleason. who has been with
Sthe company since its establishment
t here, has been assured a life pension,
- and is left to dispose of the company's
e valuable cut-over lands. He will sell
is it in trtcts to farmers.
d - -
S A conference of good roads supt
porters from four parishes, East Ba
ton Rouge. hIberville, West Baton
- Rouge and Pointe Coupee, has been
called to meet in the city hall at Bat
on Rouge March 27 at 7 p. m. to con
sider plans for a proposed model road.
way which will connect Port Allen
with Rosedale, Grosse Tete and Martn
t gouln.
Walton Walker, killed by Pancho
I Villa and his murderous band of Mex
ican raiders in their surprise attack
- on Columbus. N. M., formerly was a
resident of Crowley. According to
press dispatches. Walker and his wife
Iwere attending the New Mexico Sun
day School Convention.
The Monroe Labor Council, at a
meeting, condemned the criminal re
sponsible for the incendiary fires. of
i fred a reward of 525 for his or their
arrest and conviction and pledged the
mayor and other officials full support
In enforcing the laws.
The St. Cecile Catholic Church of
Pointe-a-La.ttach, that was entirely
blown to pieces b," the last Septem
ber hurricane, including the priest's
residence, will bh rebuilt.
A mandamus stuit to compel Seero- (
tary of State Miliraps to place the
name of J. L,. Kelly, Independent can
didate for sheriff of Caldwell parish,
on the ticket of the general election
to be held in April has been filed
in the District Court at Baton Rouge
by George Wear, attorney for Kelly.
I.
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Exact Copy of VWrappuer THt CKNTAUNq t(MPA)v NE U Pw yoRº
Unpleasant Outlook.
First 'limiii: in the 1 rencheM)
\Vot lier l(\jso blOC al~aht. lBill'
Second l t:tt: i. t gtt a Itt r
lit 01505,tr s 'or . itri
t ,fl u;' uWIt' 'or aiol 'as got the
It'aS : It ain't a;'f a r(, it :anI, WVc
ni g~oin' 'f111y on I. ave to:? orr-ra
10 ngtil;Tlgorm (1rohdd o lih that in lht
STOP THOSE SHARP SHOOTING PAINS
mfeninx is the v. 0:ier \urktr for all
feniac disc-' crs. Price wI uuauc1 5oc. Adv.
Good Advice.
"Iintend it) lI l,~ an ht in s.''
"LooI1 out thia hil'ti v ;:o 7 give toll
tflte sack
Accounlted For.
1\ h was it 'tol:r ehott failed to
lilt a goal fat' on the nua; er"?'
"He cilnlýtlt ýutt'l~a ct . .? W
I'-i \ 'l I'I N . .- I" p. r I,,'' 17'
r ' The Reason.
"WIhy do i, > call a baseball
t sphere?"
"\ c('aul3 it i. whirled."
DEATH LURKS IN A WEAK HEA
so (ll lirst syllidtmi- use "'Renov
and be cured. I iy and pay the a'
)penalty. '}biJ, ii " is the her
remedy. 'ri $I.) a'd 5n'c.-A
Market Language.
"How.v atre lb, 1hi,.t ,s today"
"I ain't h:.a.d a (tne cf eraI comp]
ing, sir."
There a i ure e thlian 7,000 mel
Paris wiho are blindl as a resultol
juries su: tair:cte in the war.
(;irls will ie girls--if they can'
mnarricd ' (.ie(fn.
Efficiency built the Panama Canal, after inefficiency failed.
The efficiency of the Panama Canal doubled the effective
ness of the U. S. Navy without adding a ship to it. It
took over 8,000 riles out of the trip from New York to
San Francisco and changed the highway between London
and Australia from Suez to Panama.
Efficiency insures against lost motion-it produces the ut
most service out of equipment and yields the finest product, at
the least cost.
Certain- teed
Roofing
is an efficiency product
Every advantage that men, money and machinery can offer is used
to increase the production, maintain the production, maintain the quality and lower the cost.
Each of the General's enormous mills is advantageously located
to serve the ends of efficient manufacture and quick distribution.
Each is equipped with the most up-to-date machinery. Raw
materials are purchased in enormous quantities and far ahead of
the needs of manufacturing, thus guarding against increased
cost due to idle machinery. This also insures favorable buying,
and the pick of the market.
Expert chemists at each mill are employed to select and blend the
asphalts, and every roll of CERTAIN-TEED is made under
their watchful care.
CERTAIN-TEED resists the drying-out process so destructive
to ordinary roofing, because the felt is thoroughly saturated with s
blend of soft asphalts, prepared under the formula of the General's
board of expert chemists. It is then coated with a blend of harder
asphalts, which keeps the inner saturation soft. This makes a
roofing more pliable, and more impervious to the elements than
the harder, drier kind.
CERTAIN-TEED is made in rolls; also in slate-surfaced shingles.
There is a type of CERTAIN
TEED for every kind of building,
with flat or pitched roofs, from the
largest sky-scraper to the smallest
residence or out-building.
CERTAIN-TEED is guaranteed for
S, 10 or 15 years, according to ply
(1, 2 or 3). Experience proves that
it lasts longer.
General Roofing Manufacturing Company
World's Largest Manufacturers of Roofing and Building Papers
lNew York City Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Cie .san
_ Pittsburghd Detroit San FranciNsco Ciacnsi 1ow Orlen,
L Angels Minneaspolis Kansasity Seattloe lndiaenapb
Atlsan 8lioblooad Honatos London $rmnsi