Spring-C!eaning
The Human System Nd It
Mr. M. Morgan. 411 h Ave., K..
rti oiierd. Mum.. writes: "I tuae from
,'. I.) WO t ! I'f llMl.r HlllSHpll-
nlla I" spring to purify 111.' blood
it a a regularly a 1 do I'lV h e-
, l.-aiilnir bihI (t around llght-foold
t,, Hulil -hc.iricd, 1 tit-Hew It ia the
hliiinl piirllli r known."
II Suit ipurllbt o combine the
dilutive principle f rooln, htrka iiml
h, rli 1 iiiIxm I In-ill lo trolr hlKlii-xt
rill. Ii-iii y: hew e It inn-i unit- eurea.
i j,. I a tml iy III ukuiiI liquid furiu ur
ti,l.m culled Hursataba.
rare, Pitas.
After the sermon on Bunday morn
ing the rvoUir welcomed and shook
hand with a you tin German. "Ami
are you rgular communicant?"
tal, It'll rector, "t m," aald the (. r-
niit'.i; "I tufcw the 7:46 very uiorutug."
- LlpplueoU's.
TcrirrT mact dadtti ad
BREED IN COMMUNITY
Oead Word for th Departed.
ht inn atmj or an obituary a.
Georgia .dlior put up for a man:
"Poor Jim Jonas slung his earthly gar
ment on a limb and swain the river
yesterday. II did not stand bvk be
cause the water aa cold, but plunged
right la aud atrunk out for the other So Much Depends Upon Tastes of Individual, Environment
ihore and met (he ai.gela milling. Jim
poor tiian, but bad bin aubucrip-
tlun to nU borne papr paid up and
got there lo cood shape. I'uac to hi
memory."
mi
it
I UHtSl
mi
The London Fe&ther Market.
The Iindon market for the linporta
Hon of pi lilimil) for ladlt' hut la tho
lrget In the world and It I estlmat
d that 6,000 person are employed In
the manufacturing and other work In
rldental to this trade. The value of
the Importa la laid to be I3.6UO.UO0 to
14,000.000 a year Forest and Stream
Wn.co.vu- Wortus to Women
LliliaJS
Women who aiilli-r Willi diaorders peculiar to their
in hiiiild write lo Dr. Pirrc and receive free the
dvic ol a phyaiuinn of over 40 yeara' eaperieme
akillrd ami tuerrnlul arteciali'.t in the ditca.ca
ol women. I very letter of (hit aort hoi the mn.t
rarrhil cotitid.-rutioii atid la rcirdcd aa sacredly
ri.nhdrntial. Many aenaitivrly mudc-nt women write
fully to Dr. Pirrte what they wool J tliruik Irora
tillin4 to Iheir local phy.ictmi. 'Ilia lucul phytiii.it
i prclty ture to aay llut ha cannot Jo anything
without "an eiaminalion." Dr. 1'icrce holda that
tlire ilihlaatclul caamin.itiona are ijrocrall. need-
lea! aud that no woman, cicept tit rare eaaea, aliould auhmit to them.
Dr. Picrce'e treatment will cure "Oil rlfiht In the privacy of
your own home. II. " l-'avuriti I'raauriptioa" liua cured
hundreda ol thouaaada, aome of tbera the wont ol caaea
It la the only medicine of ita kind that ia the product of e reijuliirly graduated
rhii i.m. 'I lie only one (Mid noiili that ita niaLrra dare In print ila every
mitredirut on ila ouli.le wrapier. I here'a no aecrecy. I: will bear ctnina
liun. No alrtilml and no hnhil-lorniiii druHa are lound in it. Some untcriip
u'i.J meilit ina dtalrrt may olfi r you a ouhaliluie. Ikm't take it. Don't Irilio
with your hculth. rile lo world' DSpenaary Medical Aociulion, Dr. K.
. fierce, I'roident, Iti.lTitlo, N. Y., lake the adice receied and be well.
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S 1 T,aa ,.,.vlr.-i J a'.-; 1
i1 in Wittf tl dfrii i r
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
We Sell to All
Help U. Fight the Trust
Bath Tuba $ fl 00
Toilela 1 1.00
All iruiirniiU-co alnuiluU-ly firnt-
J.SIMON & BRO.
581 AS Front St., Portend. Ore.
Kidney Trouble Overcome
by the Great Treatment
I li.ni- ln-cii :i iifTi ri r fur yt .iri
kidiu-v mi I 1.1:1,1,1, r Inuililp and lo.ik :il
inn-1 cvi rvlhini; u dru' a t . i i init.uiicd,
Hlllliilll olilul g It II V lii-llclil.
1 MllIiTi'd HU lllllt I hiilllni- Utt-'tly
diai'oiirn ua I r.uiM H it !ci.i, w:t
aliaiiya diy mid hid a lii'.id.irln- all
tin' linn-. I a.tw one of ynur a lvirti-c
im-iin mi. I im it lui rcuit. !--1 l-il tu
try your Swamp l.'mit. I am now lakfti
Hie third l...tlli- and fed like n new
wuiua-i, n!eii nii.l li.ni- im .iiiiii
wliaiecer.
I rui'irl v H.lvie nil miff. rera lo take
Ihe iinly real cure f -r kidnev and hind
ler truidile. ir. Kiliner'i S amp Hunt
w n it (i.i.l end tu me.
You may (iiililitli Ihia letter if you
it li mi Hint it mav In- (he mean nf
hriiii;iii utiiiii- r HiitTerer hack tu
heallh. MliH. M A II V 1 ) ' I I V N Kl.l..
I, an, ler, Wyu
Sul.irrihe.l and wurn to before mi
th: .lulv 1 I'll, I'.l'1!)
I'll AHI.KV Al.l.KN, N'o'arv Pulilie
In nn.l for Kremont Co., Wyo.
and
Itequlrtrnent of Nulirhborhood,
Useless to Name One iire)d.
Yearling Poland China Boar.
I or m
Tr a iln,r a Cm
'n a t
He Belli Live,
f'tnrlea Stlllwell la tho name, of fi
I lit JaiUiiti, N:Is.h, yhi) walked or
railroad track and wn struck by
p.i.Mi-iiK-r tialn. He wna thrown a
t.uu i- of lb e t by aeliiul ii.t-i.aure-ut
iiinl h- Iiu.di d on bla bead In a
nil-Id If you think Ihnt (lid the
liu- for h!r i jou arc greatly nda-
en He iditd a few IcarH, nt to
I tor a day ni.,1 I h -i Rot up and
t ninia ,(,d ui.d fi cla all r!,M
ilrt.
Prove whet S amp-Root Wilt Do for You
Mend to lr. Kilmer & ( n , I'diit-liain
lull, N. V., for a Kamplt. Ii.dile. 1 1 will
mnviiico anvoiie. mi will nio rereivr
It hiiuklet of talilalde i u t, r rr. a t io n , tel
int; all ah'Uir the kidriet and hl.l liler
hen r tilitf he sure and uieiitiuii Ihi
pnper. Kiii atle at all drutf ture
I'riet- fif I vet-ni a and one dollar.
THE EMPIRE LINE
CM
Hnv Vim tfen thr VY Itili'
riitiat r.nii re Cr-it S i'rt(nr
If v-u
Will to KlkvJ tu
Wtt.t VKI C'.ltui'lf .
.w '.imi ion co.. l td.
r 'lie l. iiwiii
' I i. line Kiitrnw.''
(J 1 ah-m M. (.a ih
XV rr ill lh-.r ',,
"V II. r.irhl. W.
Celcortion oiw.otJen.
The Key. Dr I !ir.er. ol I'.-iiK ie. hrt
rnbllHhetl ttt. Itvltiw int; Hdvei t.soint nt
In a iiuuih, r of Austrian paper:
"I'leitMp tuke notle Hint becaiian of
my deafneaa any fe.i-lvlty arranged by
toy frlet da to n lehrute the forthcotn
!ng fiftieth anr.lit-.-B.try f my activity
In the pulj ll will l.avo my dlaapprov.
al. and I It. n-hy lortild nt-.y arrans
u.ejLa In t '
Many r-ommunlntlinn am rectdved
by tl. lat pniir durltiK tho y.ar anklnt;
for liiforiiiittlon tm the beat brmtda of
llvo atix-k. Ft. iiii-tlmt-a thwe ItKjulrlee
relate to draft borm-a. at other tliuea
to be-f tattlo, fri.-qut-nt ly ont-crnlnK
the hreeda of dulry cat'lo and the last
one n.-colved aaka for Information can
rertilna; tlm U-Ht br--d of hoK.
We havo repeutcdly stated In thne
eoliimna that It la atrlrtly ImiioaHlbln
lo Klve ntlvlce on the iiietloti of
hreeda an applied to any (laaa of II
tock, Bayn tlm iiiieii-nd. Ko much
dept'ii'lH upon tho tuatfM of tho lull
vidua), upon th t-'ivlroiimt-nt and
upon he r-iiilreiuetita of ix-lKhborliiK
fariiit-r tint It would Im tlmo watt-1
to mt-ntlon n-ellnilly one brwd and
tlu-n iiPdt-rtiike lo provt- II. nt It was
belter than liny or all oth rs.
We tnktt It for a-rantt-tl that In t! In
taae It la IN- Intention or the auh-
acrlhcr to hnridlo pure bred liof and
wo preHiimo ho ia a beKlnnt-r In the
biialnora nnd under Hu-fo circum
rtnm in mini'-LhliiK may bo a:ild on the
liH lc that will throw a little lik'ht on
the mih)i-it for theme- JuHt t rt I ti ? .
The averrn man will do a little bet
ter rlubt froin tho atari If ho take
up tho breed that la popular In bla
community. The reanon for till a la
that he will have lt-K dKllctilty In dis
poning; of hl aurpliix tr.alea early In
the aen-uin than If lie atarta In with a
breed with which tila Iieln! Inira are
utifatnlllar. We int-un by thla that If
GUINEA HENS
ARE PROFITABLE
Oakrri Always Glad to Get Their
Eio ItectiuM Tlivy Can be
Vaetl to'ir.o.1 Advantaga
la Cake Iittkloa.
rtv WAI.Tl:ll II I.KHT7..
Thero la no doubt that If tho ttulnea
hen Is properly cared fur at all times
that It will prnte altnoHt ax profit
able at any of the ordinary breeds of
rlllrkcl ..
Guinea pe.ua are not alwaya Hahinble
to country nieichnniH heHi:.-e many
pt-oplo Ma tl ey lire lift alnt.ihle and
(heir ctih r In i'Kaltiitt Hieui, but h.ik
era lire nlwnya K'ad to ,-t guinea t-HK"
tun
iuki
duck
the bulk of the hoir In a particular
locality wc-ro grade Poland Chlnaa we
would by no tneana take up that breed
aud llkewlM. If they were Iiuroca we
would start up bualncas aa a breeder
of the red hoc, and the lame mlpht be
raid of the t'bt-Hter Whltea or Ilerk
rhlrea. Aa a rule ti e beginner In the
pure bred hog burtnecs baa bU bard
eat t-leddlriK tho lirBt two yeara and
many a man beconu-e (llaKuated when
he llnda thnt he baa kept over a big
bunt li of tnii lea that be cannot dlsiioae
of, thua maklnit It neceary for hlin
to diapoHo of them later on aa Btags
and thereby Incur an actual loss.
It muKt be admitted that there are
exceptional cant a and rometlmea the
iM.ht prof la are re-ilieil In handling
a new biet d. A Kood example of this
(ould he found In popularity of the
Hampshire Iior. On account of the
Krowtbineaa of thin breed, their pro
line chitrio t-r and their Kencral con
Ktltu'.loiinl li.-irtl I :i-a these hogs have
rapidly arown In popularity and In
every Instance tnat lias bet n called
to our attention where a beginner baa
started In with tho rlht foundation
and handled them projierly he haa had
a brink demand for hia aurplua hotrs
thHt were uood enough to so Into the
breeding -n.
MEMORIES OF MUTINY
SCENES THAT RECALL HORRORS
OF INDIAN OUTBREAK.
Is tltl'llled they
i' In
pt
L
f-:l Ka
now
ALCOHOL
CPI'JH T03ACCO
IUI.IU Phalli i0f OirfHi.
I I'll rttlf holirf I Krlrt I
Mlituit In irr-'Mttu. Vr i
f'r illtnlrnir-j .'if nltr.
itfttrv im$ nnif. 71 1. 1 1 n N.
Tilaa Maue Ly boon.
In the north of S: aHordidiira. wPh-
n the parldh bomid.irles of Stoke-up
on Trent, Ilea the tttt.trlct cttllml the
i'otl -rlta. ThoiiKh llttin la known o!
l:o rarileit da. a of Ita hli.toty It U
rrlalti t but tilt-a were made there by
:he Saxona, na i-oiih l.nve been found
Jnrli'K i'ii i.vatioiM mmiu In recent
lmea, and ft .iR.rcuti of cooklnn and
lotueatlc ul'itiH.Is, proluth'y of Kotnun
r K n w. ' '' ere aim.
hccaiise It
ho us, d to be' ler Milvanta;;
hukliiK than any oth r, t-xc
If the- ept;s can be thtiltied from
rultiea hens that have been t unfilled
for a ite.iiuiii or whose nm-estora h.ive
been 1 Tint d na lb nitKlh: fowls, the
birds w ill. In tlmp, be ome almoat ai
iaino hs chickens.
When the hens are left o il In the
opcti they n nke their nests In brush
heaps or out of the way places, nnd
when their tu st Is once located they
rarely leave the vicinity, and It Is,
therefore, easy to find the n-Kis. It
Is nlways better to place the tuns un
der a chicken I. en for hatchltii; un
less the guinea hen bus lie 11 ecu.
fluid.
I'nless Hip guinea hen Is confined
Salt for the Calve.
Salt rhould be kept before the
calves all the time, the aaaie aa tie
fore the older atock.
bhe will lake her brood tin Jong jour
ney through the damp grass, and
many ure likely to die from this
cauae.
One difficulty about rnlslng guineas
Is that the young birds are very easily
killed by mites and lice. They are
apparently more tender than the
chickens and many will quickly die.
particularly if the t'.g head louse at
tacks them. The utmost care us to
cleanlimss must be taken if the
guineas are raised in confinement.
Feeding Draft Colts.
Feed the dralt cits strong for all
the growth am! development poM-lble
In the early maturity to get lutj tin
big gelding li arket as no. mi as pos
tilde, wli- re pin . s ere "hUh. but do
not led corn nnd oil meal to f:,tten
the colts und young hersea ns you
world to a f;.t steer, lloti-ta want
bone and iuiim 1p a'or.g wi:h their
i largo t.:;-e With the run ol the pas
ture every day for v!j;-Tous exe'C.se.
and as anon aa old enough give the n
t.inlul work: tie n you c.n Liore.ise
the feed nnd get them In good show
cordition, and with work enough to
keep t he-n In the be.-t ctnui lon tf-p
btii its wi'l pay you l.'j to $00 i:;oie
than lor the thin hore.
Maitacrea by the Treacheroua Nana
Sahib Black Hole of Calcutta and
Other Place of That His
toric Nightmare.
At C'awnpur was a large native nar
ristiti, and when they mutinied. Nana
.Sahib put himself at their head. The
Kuropeitris, including more women and
'blldren than fighting men, were bo-st-lgt-d
for two weeks, and then, trust
ing to a rafe-conduct from Nana Sa
hib, they surrendered. Tht-y em
barked on boats on the Ganges, the
boat were set afire and shot at by
'he natives from both banks, and only
four escaped. The women and chil
dren were massacred a few days later,
son.o of them being pitchforked llvln?
u on the bayonets of their mur
derer. Delhi -as heie!.--e3 fr.r month from
the surrounding ridge, over which I
have walked and driven, but It was
only In St ptemher that the Kashmir
'iate was blown In, and Nicholson fell
at the bead of the storming party.
The chief conuiilsioner of Oudb was
a Lawrence, and not a Lawrence for
nothing. He prepared for a siege In
the residency at Lucknow, and was
mortally wounded there, but bis Intel
ligent provision saved his companions
till at last Lucknow was relieved.
It Is one of the ghastly nightmare!
or history to see that Mack Hole ol
Calcutta, that well at Ownpur. that
cellar In the residency at Lucknow,
that grave-dotted rW.gj at Delhi. Wom
en and children outraged, suffocated
pitchforked on bayonets, burnt, Btab
bed. starved and strangled; It ia a
horrible tale. Say what one will ol
iill that.. It Is Ilrltlsh business, ll.itish
vengeance, not ours, but It is a dis
grace to the whole white race that
Ilrltlsh callousness, and lack of taste
and reverence, should permit these
graves to be ovrgrow n with weeds,
should suPer that miserable little
graveyard on the ;-lde above Delhi
should allow the letterii.g on the
Kashmir Gate to become defaced. Tht
only monument In all India that la not
a travesty la the statue of John Nich
olson. and more than onu of the stat
ue of the white empress and Hit
white emperor of India are black!
Irom ".Mughal to liriton." by Price Col
lier, in Scribner'a.
COLDS
A I
VHat-itt Im nt.VA .JVVLal
Munyyii'4 Cold Itcmf-dy KcIP-tca thai
bead, t in ut and llllitc lilir.OHt lliiiiiedtaU
Iv. r .e ks hett-rii. atop I Mtclia rea Ait
tiit tef. taken away ull arNes and itulna
raiiHf I hv i-oliU. It eiira 'irlp and olt
ttliT.f lieiKtit and pr-veiiia Piieiiinoril.
l'rt e I'ref. Miinyon, .v.rd and .letrtrani
f't , '.'Milt, l a., fur Uit-iilcul advl. au
o' jp;Jy Ifce.
Wiiiie viah.
"Wish I was a horse." said Willie.
it be watched his father's boras
nranclng. Then, a'ter a moment' re
flection, he added, "Except at dinner
'Ime "
J
Care of Pigs.
Feed nnd water regularly nnd s-e
that every pig comes to his feed. If
any of the little fellows seem to be
sick, put them out and give a small ra
tion for a while, and the ahances are
thnt they will come out ail right, with
out any further trtatn.ent.
are Ilia antral and mn-l rrlintilr cathartic an-t
vtf-in drainer. 1 lie twst rrincdv lor Torpid
J,ivcr, lilioiitnea and S ck llrudnche.
At ItruiiitMi' or by V.alt. 13 Canta
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ntti ilnf f tlaasi rl.
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tuiMl Flllmf 1.00
l,i.f,tiin .5u
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Bl R.dRabbw , .
ruiM 7.50
em, tmrnm urn M.xu Ptiolaia r.1,'11.. . S Q
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ise Dental Co., inc.
t'ainiesA I)pntl.ti
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COVER FOR TOBACCO PLANTS
Life Saving Contests for Miners.
Mining men from all parts of th
country attended the second annual
Inter-company meet of first aid teams
held recently at Wllkes-Iiarre, Pa.,
under the auspices of the National
Hed Cross society. I'nited States army
olhcers acted as Judges In the con
tests In which various teams demon
strated their skill In rescuing miners
under most difficult conditions.
An air-tight mine chamber was built
In nn open field for the contests and
charged with various kinds of fumes,
such as are met with In coal mines,
and it was In this that the first aid
teams did their rescue work, com
pleting their task of restoring the
rescued men out In the open air.
Teams from the Lehigh Valley Coal
company, Pennsylvania, Hillside, Tem
ple and Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western comptted In the events.
which were In charge of Maj. Charles
Lynch of tho I'nited States army.
For the first time In the history of
the movement there was a display ot
first aid work by engineers from thf
government experiment station at
Pittsburg.
MY
AIMTER
WAS CURED
Cy Lydia E. PinklmrrTs
Vegetable Compound
lialtimorr-. Mil. "I semi yo'i Iirmu
.vitli tl.e picture of my tilteeti year old
uaiiiiiei jiict wina
was restored to
health by Lvilia K.
J'iukhain's Vegeta
ble ColIlpOllIKl. hh
was pale, w uli dirlc
circles under bee
eves, weak ami irri
table. Twodillererit
doctors treattfl her
ami called it Green
sickness, but eha
crrew worse all tliej
time. LvJia FIink-
Mm's Vetre table ('ompoimil was rec
Jininenileil atul after taking three bof
ties she lias reiaint-il her health, thank -Lo
your medicine. I can recommend it
tor all female troubles." Mrs. L. A.
Jorkrav, ll'J3 liutlaud Street, JiaJti
taorc, Mi.
Ilnndreils of such letters from moth
ers expressing their gratitutle for what
Lydia K llnkham's Vegetable Coni
t'ound has accomplished for them have
been received by the Lydia E. rinkliam
Medicine Company, Lynn, Mass.
Youn? Girls, Hoed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful
or irreirular periods, backache, heaet
ache, dragKinubivvn sensations, faint
inn spells or indigestion, should take
immediate action and Is? restored Ul
health by Lydia E. linkham' Vetre
table Compound. Thousands have been
restored to health by its use.
Write to Mrs. Pinkbam, Lynn,
.'.ass., for advice, free
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Ppeakir.g at the church corgTeas, tfie
bishop of Uristol expressed the view
that motoring had done much for Un
church. Yes; but not so much a lit
bas done f'-"- eV.i.ehvrd Punch..
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FOR YEARS
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tlifr tti'tim, fKiiMiitir irritiin nihI Inllnmmn
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524 Washington 8f , Portland, Ore.
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The product Ion of good, henllhy to
bacco plants fit for transplanting In
the field Is one of the most Important
operations of tobacco growing, says
tho Orange Judd Farmer. It Is the
well known policy of most tobacco
grower to plant more seed and have
larger beds than neceasary when the
weathor and everything are favorable
to production of good, strong, healthy
plants. V. 8. Pelmer of Connecticut,
after loaing several years In succes
sion his crop of small -Junta by freez
ing, decided to make a bed this spring
In w hich ho was sure to grow oa ninny
and healthy plants na he wished. The
oust of thla bed, he claims. Is about
on and one-half day's extra labor, or
three dollars more than what his old
beds coat htm. This seed bed, ns
Illustrated above, Is 41 feet wide, hi
feet long nnd four nnd one half feet
high to tho eaves and about nine feet
high In the center. On the west and
it-iii h sides ara placed the glaal
frames wnich were formerly used oc
the old beds. When placed In this
manner, the sun shine Into the tent
from some direction at all times of
day. Tho rldgo wire H stretched from
one center post to the other; then ex
tending from one side to tho other
across thla ridge wire every four feet
Is a rope, and every ten feet a wire
Mr. Pelmer saya If ho were to build It
over, he would place rope every two
or three feet. In dry weather the
tent tends to sag, but when It rains
or In damp weather the ropes tighten
and hold the top of tho teut well In
position.
Making Butter.
Putter should come in 20 minute
of churning, and never longer than In
half an hour. Good aalt should be
used, and great care taken that It Is
well worked In. When butter la gath
ered In the cream In granular form it
la oever overworked.
How the Spirits Spe'l.
"Judging by spiritistic communica
Hons I have received lately simple
spelling must be more popular In the
world beyond than It Is In this," said
a mau who patronizes mediums. "Half
the messages rrctived from the spirit
land nowadays are spelled In a way
to bring joy to the hearts of the
simple spellers. Not one medium,
but many, transmit them thus. Me
diums who know the old fashioned
spelling book well enough to spell
down a whole room full of folks bavi'
gone over to the revised edition.
"Whatever force It is that puldrs
thtir hands when transmitting mes
sapes must be impressed with the
utility of the new system. At the last
seance 1 attended l received a com
muiiieathm from a man who fought
new-fangled spelling with his dying
breath, but since be passrd over he
trust have learned something to make
him change bis mind, for he now
writes like a disciple of Artemus
Ward." New York Times.
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DID YOU SAY?
Then ycu really need
Hostetter's
Stomach
Bitters
It tones the stomach,
aiils digestion, prevents
after-eating distress.
Don't suffer any lon
ger. Take home a bot
tle today and be able
to enjoy your meals.
It is alfo excellent for
Malaria, Fever and
Ague.
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Modes and Madness.
A considerable stir Is being caused
la scientific circles by a lecture deliv
ered before the Psychological Society
of Perlln by Prof. Kudolph Foe-rater,
In which the lecturer declared that In
sanity can be Judged by dress. Kspe
clally hi this so In the case of wo
men. Insane women, said Pr. Foerster.
nearly always love bright colors, nnd
wear them In disorder. Nearly all
women who are extravagant In dress
are mentally abnormal, and hover on
the verge of mental breakdown.
Whereas, a man's Insanity usually
begins by excessive anxiety about his
professional Interests, that of a wo
man Indicates use.i oy too mucD at
tention to personal appearance.
Ir. Foerster added that Insanity It
self follows fashions. Types of Insan
ity which make thier victims violent
are decreasing. Nowadays the iuaany
tend to be quiet aud harmless.
Kind of Dog to Own.
For best results one should get a
young dog and teach him bis futur
duties gradually. Never allow him to
leave the homestead alcne and you
will never have a dog that straya.
Never chain your dog; that Is not nec
essary. Teach htm his proper placet
and make him obey you upon gesture
or word and he will not overstep hia
lines. Treat him like a brother, glvst
him his food and cool water regularly
and be kind to him and you will bavav
noble animal. Rural Ufa.
The Average Plcnio.
If a man will take a hard bolted
Sg. a thin ham sandwich, and at
badly fractured glass of lean lemon
ade out on the lawn and sit down on
a rustic bench If there 1 one, h
will come close to making a nois
similar to the average picnic.
Slow.
Mrs. Starven "I'm surprised t
hear you say you're having trouble la
get your money out of Mr. Starboard.
He always boasted that he paid a hi
went," Mrs. Pardura "Maybe he does,
but I caui't gat biui to go." Stray Sto-t.ti.