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Show THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, UTAH Article No. 7 We Thank You a MRS. ALFRED R. WILSON. Ed.tress Paysonian will deem it a favor it parties having or learning of any social functions will please hand or phone in the news to Mrs. Alfred Wilson, who has been engaged as Society Editress. of The be an - e- - sa lat - lie de of in- - he of Chas. C. F. Dixon ith ion ave Meats and Groceries for as sed two the thy min i BT- -- - to one and a CHURCH FILES UNUSUAL SUIT Mrs. Kate Provstgaard and bumper corn crop should make tSe American pigs tail curl Seeks to Recover Damages for Cargo Vlrs. Daisy Francom entertained of Rum Sunk by a French Fleet the children of their Religion than ever. thter More Than 100 Years Ago. i Class at the amusement hall . I Various More than 100 years ago a French Tuesday afternoon. I J Farmers who chop wood to fleet captured eight sturdy American games were played by the little f five coal this winter will be sloops, bound for Bermuda and the oiks after which refreshments leaking the chips fly for free- West Indies, with a cargo of rum. In were served. 1826 Chief Justice John Marshall dom. Thirteen of ioon the all cakes should winter when this better fiste V poked over a wood fire. T Buckwheat 1 and Henry Clay decided that diploMrs. Mary Stevens and her matic relations with France were of different sisterMrs. Rose Kinder have such that damage claims owners of the sloops and contents gone to California for the reshould be settled up. mainder of the winter. They Mrs. Addie E. Watkins of will visit with Mrs. Kinders near Los t Angeles, Cal., a granddaughter of the brother of one daughter, Mrs. Mable Bell. of the owners of the sloops, entered a claim recently for $1,500, which Mrs. Mary McBeth was she alleges is due her by natural in' to the ladies of the hostess heritance from the damages said to have been awarded her ancestors. Sewing club on Thursday afterMrs. Watkins died, however, before noon. After the usual period her claim could be pressed, bequeath- spent m sewing for the Red ing her rights to the Episcopal Cross and social chat, . lunch church in Sawtelle. was served by the hostess. The other day attorneys for the church opened suit against other claimant descendants for the share The Elite club members were of the damages in loss of the rum delightfully entertained Wednescargo. afternoon by Mrs. Irvin tturri 'T of 1ayson People are Learning the Duly of the Kidneys. To filter the blood is the kidneys ity. When they fail to do this the kid-py- s are weak. Backache and other kidney ills may . c bllow; Help the kidneys do their work. Use Doans Kidney Pills the test-- d kidney remedy. Payson people endorse their worth. 4 Heres a case: Wm.Nebeker, farmer. Second ward Mys: I hare used Doans Kidney EXPLAINED. Pills off and on for years and have found them the best of kidney remedies. Sometimes my kidneys have Why is Hals love match hanging become weak. The kidney secretions fire? hve passed entirely too frequently Because he cant bring his courMDd have been scalding. My back Doans age to the scratch. uld ache and felt sore. Kidney Pills have always rid me of Mi attack when I have suffered in MEAN EXPOSURE. at way. Price 50c at all dealers. Dont now does Gladys preserve hei gjrnply ask for a kidney remedy get so well ? complexion Doans Kidney Pills the same that Foster-Milbur- n Mr. Nebeker uses. Easily. She keeps it in airtigh 0o., Props., . you r fit. t etter ment Buffalo,-N- . Y. 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REYNOLDS, Secretary W'l j enumerate your symptoms, and see if you do not find many of those symptoms listed under several of the diseases here com-plcetio- mentioned. n, constipation, ing. very pleasant family gathering was held- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Persson on Christmas'day, every member of the family being present. Those from out of town were Mr. Persson, Mr. and Mrs. John Persson Jr. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Householder and little son, all of Eureka, and Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. F. Persson of Garland. Other guests were Charles Wilson and Sam Shar-tino- . Hypeiclilorhydia Belching, shortness of breath, sour taste in mouth, coated tongue, perhaps vomiting. There is no s.ymptons of this condition when the stomach fh empty. - day Bills at her home. Mrs. Lee Elmer and Mrs. Maud Carson entertained the advanced pupils of the First Ward Religion class on Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Elmer. A program of music occupied the games and time until 11 pclock when sup The rooms per was served. were decorated with holiday garlands and eighteen young people participated in the delightful affair. Mrs. John Loutensock and son LaMar are guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bingham. Hypersecretion fullness, distress, Feeling of vomiting of gastric juice, throat is raw and tender. The attacks occur periodically aud the symptons may be absent for weeks or months at a time. ' j that problem? The nerves leading to the stomach pass out from the spinal cord thru little openings in thespinal column, and if they are impinged by a sublaxated vertebrae it will interfere with the transmission of nerve energv leading to Che stomach, which will cause that organ to become A sublaxation muv diseased. result from veryiusignificaut causes, muscular contraction caused by the toxine of any of the infectious diseases, a sudden twist, or a blow may sublaxate a vertebrae in the spinal column. We will examine your spine and locate the impinged nerve, and usually find it tender at the point where it emerges fiem the spine. When the nerve is free from the prestire that is causing the trouble, nature will rush to the afflicted stomach a sufficient amount of vital energy to neutralize the abnormal condi- i A Bear in mind OTIlEIt SYSTEMS depend for what meager success they have, upon a correct diagnosis of your case. Is it not a most confusing i Saw-tell- e, I0ING THEIR DUTY which is not normal in quality or quantity. There are many kinds of stomach trouble. We shall endeavor to list n few, also the symptomsthat accompany each. Gastritis May be acute or suppurative. Headache, pain in the stomach, feeling of fulness and distress, belching, nausea, vomiting, furred tongue, offensive breath, heartburn, very severe pains after eating; blood Ford Wilson, who is in the Medical Department of Uncle Sams Service at Ft. Riley, Kansas, came home on Christmas Eve to spend his Yuletide fui lough with his parents Mr. in voinitus. Cancer of theStomach-Xause- a, and Mrs. S. B. Wilson, who entertained at a Christmas dinner vomiting, belching, constipa- ,iot-u1Gnawing, itching pain, in his honor. The other guests in vomitus, sallow were Mr. and Mrs Ray Conyers loss of appetite, of Eureka, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hypcrelilorhyilria Burning Done of Salt Lake, Miss Clara in stomach, heartburn, dispain Jensen of Spanish Fork and comfort after eating, headaches, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson. vomitdizziness, J Jive Many persons who have sufyears from this distressing stomach condition, have been entirely relieved through Chiropratic adjustments. Chiro pratic offers the only logical means of escape. All forms of stomach disorders may be classed under two great divisions, namely the organic and neurotic. The former class consists of those diseases which are characterized by certain pathalogical changes w herein there is a structural change in the walls of the stomach, The latter is a normal s0 far as the structure of the stomach is concerned, but with a gastric juice being formed fered for Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mrs. C. W. Tolhurst has for ' her guest during the holidays Scharrer are spending the her mother Mrs. Blair of Christmas holidays at Salt Lake and Sandy, the guests of Mrs. Ogden. Scharrers sister, Mrs. D. A. dancHand and other relatives. The third in a series of ing parties to be given during Miss Alberta Gough was the winter by the Oh, Ye Good Times dancing club was held in pleasantly surprised at her he Second Ward amusement home Thursday evening by a tall Friday evening. The affair number of friends. Ganjes, proved quite as delightful as were played till 11:30 when the previous ones. lunch was served, after which jokes and singing was rendered. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jeppson George Ballard and Alberta and daughters Laura and Ora Gough sang several mexican returned Saturday from Shelly, songs, Ruby and Euphemia daho, where they have been Smith sang songs ot their own or several months. Mr. and composition; other songs and VIrs. Fred Wilson entertained amusements were had till 12:30. at a family dinner in their honor There weie twenty guests present. Sunday. As the year is about to close we wish to thank our many friends and patrons for their support and good will which has been so liberally extended to us, and hope the approaching year of 1918 will bring peace and prosperity to all. y iq- H it b d- CHIROPRACTIC FOR THE LIVER In Social Circle (lastTalgia Sever convulsive pains in the stomach often associated with some other gastric disorder, Nervous Dyspepsia Gastric distress, belching of gas and bitter fluid, loss of appetite, heartburu, coated tongue. This condition prevails in people of a nervous temperment and may be associated with other gastric tion. If the constitutional disease is t nephritis, then the nerves leading to the kidneys will be found impinged; if it be diabetis, the nerves leading to the kidneys, lives and pancreas will be given attention; whatever be the secondary cause, the primary cause will be fouud in the spinal column. We have made a special study of the mechanism of the nervous system and the human spine, and oan locate definitely the seat of the trouble and can correct and thus remove the obstruction to the flow of vital force to ths organs. If you are suffering from any body ailments cnll us, and you will soon become an enthusiastic advocate of the Chiropractic that principle, nerve pressure is the cause of disease. Daisy Harding and Delora Reid entertained Sunday evening for Rex Daniels, disorders. The above is given for the Arthur Jones, and Harold Simmons who recently enlisted. A purpose of showing you the We will demonstrate to you with the spine, which is always at hand for suoh purposes, how easy it is for nerves to be pinched by the slightest deviation of a vertebrae from normal. We know the result of these slight deviations and are able to explain them to you in such a clear way that it is impossible to resist the logic of the Chiro1 practic Aetiology or diseased conditions of the human body. of the symptmos prevery delightful evening was similarity fn the various forms of vailing spent in music and other enter- stomach trouble. THINK, tainments. Refreshments were Those present were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wilson served. were the guests of Mr. and Arthur Jones, Rex Daniels. Mrs. Ernest Parry at dinner Harold Simmons, Bill Johnson, Jack Welch, Mr, and Mrs Sunday. Albert Powell,, Mr. and Mrs. Mr- - and Mrs' Ge0: Mr. and Mrs. Fern Grey en- and Misses tertained their friends on Dora Montague, Alone Cowan, nesday evening at their home and FIrence Samuels, Payson Daily at Craven Hotel from 11:40 a. m. to 1:15 desse in anticipation of their de- p.m. and Delora Reid parture for California to spend Daisy Harding the winter. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Foster Badham Mrs. Sarah McGahan, a fora gave dinner party at which mer resident of this city, who The Mr. and Mrs. Grey were the has been spending a ten day Others pre-- visit here with her sisters Mrs. Jionored guests. sent were Mr. and Mrs. Dave E. E. Stevens and Mrs. Rose Your Job Printing Business Shuler and Mrs. Ray Stevens. Kinder and her Brother Mr. Milton If We Can't Please You Montague, left last Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bing- Thursday for her home in Idaho Dont Come Again ham entertained at a family Falls, it was her first visit here dinner on Christmas. Covers in 11 years. She noted a great is one in which the mermem- many changes in our city since chant himself has implicit were laid for twenty-thre- e bers of the family and Mrs. her last visit to her home town. faith else he will not adUs Margret Loutensock. vertise it. You are safe in Js-Croo- Wed-Barne- ra tt' CHIROPRACTORS SPANISH FORK j j 1 Advertised WAIWED! Article Let Chamberlain's Cough Itiinodj. patronizing the mer- Wilford Wilson, who is staThis is not only on of the best and chants whose ads appear tioned with the engineering most efficient medicines for coughs, in this paper because tneir corps at Ft. Leavenworth, colds and croup, but is also pleasant safe to take, which is important goods are up to date and Kansas, came home to spend and : . ; : when medicine milst be given to not shop worn. Christmas with his parents, M r. children. Many mothers have given and Mrs. John Wilson. it their unqualified endorsement. 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