The Port Orford tribune., January 12, 1916, Image 1

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SOME
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
STOCK and
POULTRY
M E D IC IN E
liv e r
iiTegularitiee.
B la s k -
D raugbt Stock and Poultry Medi-
eina is a bowel and liver rrmedy
t e etoek. 1« putt the organs of
digestion ia a perfect condition.
JYtwuinent American breeders and
sional done of Black-Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine in * their
food. Any stock raiser m ar buy a
tt-een t h »If pound a ir-tig h t can
of thia medicine f r a « bis dealer
and keep his stock la vigorous
health lo r weeks. Dealers gener­
ally keep B lac i-H ra u g h t Stock and
Poultry M wiioine. If yours does
not, seed 25 cents fa r a sample
aan to the manufacturers. Tea
VERY
QUEER LAKES.
COL NIKKI! W
MONEY,
, » g
at
v: tisaWijr condi­
tion U » h . kid­
neys: If It «Ufns
your linen It la
evldoncs o f kid­
ney trouble; loo
One of the m ost sin gular lake» Dos to Good Woi
in th e world xta the celebrated
too Dspartm«
n t c h lake of the Island of Trini-
arant — 1
dud. Thia lake spreads over an
' <3ku<
area o f 00 acres, and ita surface la
„„
compost'd of one g re a t Uoating ' og the saerst sor
o n u s of aspbaltuni, seam ed w ith fiscal year endin,
veins Of clear w ater. From it, t° Socrstary o f «J
and a sim ilar lake in V eneanela. £ ^ * ¿ „ * 0 0
th e w orld’s supply of »»pnait la OB the p a rt
t
draw n, sta te s the W ash ington an estim ate of t t
p O8t,
1 fe lt m oney In etri
The nitch lake la a hideous “V!.1®8
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place as far a s amelia are con MI|t to bankg to
corned, /o r th è air all about it is tanoe In the «oui
hewvw-wkh uoxlona vapors, trtw i oT the national^
from the center of the lake gushes they had not st
a fo en ta in of liquid asphaltum , in JS2“* qmry, Janu
which there float and break hub- iw t F ifte e n hu
bica con taining m ost horrible • decrease in the
,.ag,.g
! celved, as com]
Thv .o r i™ ™ » . » , 00 thv
, « « £ ■“ ™
face of thia lake and cot great BBtaa should be
sla b s of asphaltum , which are car- j der the actual fi
rled away. B u t the next m orning 1 doubled. b o tb > s
the hole they left is Ailed up again
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w ith the pitch which liaq risen “nKcount. rielt col
d arin g the night, so that the sup- goId U<1 ,n T^j
ply seem s to be in exhanstible.
| lit tle less th an c
Thia enrious lake w in discow- fait notes for «
ered by Kir W a lter Raleigh when
K
he landed in Trinidad in 15 15, on Knbt(| ,n tbe
h is way to the m onth of the Orino- hy th e division
co in search of El ltorado.
only a few o f th
A nother stran ge lake is altuat- 1c*1^ rln^he,h‘ ^
ed on a peninsula which ju ts out of (h# M
in to the Caspian aea. The whole ! rested, and In t
su rface of thia lake is covered with p la n t was captui
a erust of sa lt so thick aDd strong
Jhs J"18’ 8rre
th at a. man can ride across it on «’
P'
horseback w ith safety.
| forata contribuì
In central Aaia, near the Caspi- n u m b er o f arresi
an sea. is a lake of beautiful rose M.
I color, w hile the banks are covered
w ith sa lt cry sta ls as w hite as LAW NO LO
snow . From the w aters of this
Wood:
, lake there a rises a flower-like (
fcy ,
odor. The color and the od orare '
ides la tti
supposed to be caused by vegeta-, 1
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ta , h . d . p , b .
I
SS
There used to be a curious lake
wovdi
on the top of the V olcano de A gna,
«piversity, tl
In O o a t c m a l a , 14,000 feet above P ennsylvania B
the level of the sen. It w as not fed eloalns
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by spring» nor by rivera, but was wndy
Uw Ia
caused by accum ulations of snow
and rain— in fact, w as an im mense
~i Mk you I f
reservoir. It lasted for centuries. belon» to a lei
Then one day the sides of the lake
gave way, and down th e w a ters rel()1||J eMea
rolled, d ealin g death and destro®- put i„to « i*boi
tion, and diggin g a great barran* menu laid dowi
ca, or ravine, in the m ountain aide, *r® not ley V ln*
which ia » till visible.
I
4 4 GAUGE SHOTGUN
eonvfnc'.ng proof that the kidneys sad blad­
der a r e o u t of order.
V k t l to Be.
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Thera la com fort In th e knowledge to
often expressed, that D r. K ilm er's Sw am p-
R o o \ the tr e a t kidney ,em ady fulfills every
wish in curing rheum atism, pain In the
"back, kidneys, liver, tladd er and every part
of tha urin ary passage. It correct» InsbIHtv
to hold w ater end scalding pain 4n passing
It, or bad affects follow ing use- ot .liquor,
wine nr beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
k fu rl» ? *fcs day, and to g»t up m any Umas
^rrirtg lh a night. T h e m ild and th e astra-
ordinary affect ol S w a m p - R o o t la toon
rea'ized
It atanda the highest for Its Won-
derlul cures of the most distressing cases.
I f y o e need a medicine you should nave tha
best. Sold by druggists lr 60c. and J l . sizes.
You m ay have a sample bottle o f thia
wonderful
discovery
T-,
and a boon that t e i l s r i O b J E K a . T ^ S
m o re about it. both
absolutely free by mail,
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address D r. K ilm e r fc
n«wa w »»wip*or«.
Co., Bingham ton, H . Y . W hen w riting m ao-
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Children’s Gam Roots $ 1 .7 5
Duck Boots
4 .9 5
Yukon ”
5 95
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Duck ” Leather sob* 5 9 r
Meu’s Rubbers
.9 0 j
Ladies Unbbe.ss
70
Childrens Rubbers
.6 5
C A T reciM'.t I». tnii'S, -.no.
A « u>t .« .l.c«t
nt ruvitlu .i his'.oiy, provw
Mood rSarezpur’ i ap>
« m e rit w
ctinwt. l<, snv »oto »■ "Ar.ÇtlCI T 1
Alw&y» RsiÂGKiJbsr the FcU N özu :
to cat a n i wear
J^axatìv© Rroigo
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Q U A L IT Y .
For ‘Partridge, Wood­
cock, Squirrel or Rabbit
Shooting the
, .r hours; i
, 1 or r ’~
Cures a C&M in One D<iy, Grip us Tï?»£
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e a r latapt eatateeae totora you pershaa
f c H m Hem S m t
Mn
Çu-,
fop,
There are in all about half a
dosen lace-bark tree» In the world,
■o called because the inner bark
y ield s a natural lace In a ready
m ade up in serviceable article» of
apparel. Only fonr o f th ese curi­
ous sp ecies of trees are of much
practical value.
T o u rists, w ho
have stopped at H aw aii or Sam oa
m ay recall the lace-bark clothing
o f the n atives—-clothing of a neat
brown color when new, o f rem ark­
able stren gth and of a fragrant
odor, like freshly cured tobacco
leaf. The native tnpa cloth, as It
is called, la made from the bark
o f th e brasonetia papirifera, but
Il is not nsually ,ncloded am ong
the real lace bark trees.
In its natural s ta te th eyeal lace-
bark ts of a d e lic a te cream w hite
tin t. It ! • probably a kind of
fibrous pith. W hen the outer bark
is rem oved it can be unfolded and
unwound in one seam less piece,
having a anrface of a little more
than a square yard. W ashing and
sun bleaching give it a dassling
w hite appearance. The fabric is
airily ligh t. It is used In the W est
Indies for m an talas, cravats, col
lars, cuffs, window curtains— in a
word, for every purpose that t r
dlnary lace is used. In m aking up
sh aw ls, veils sud the like it is cus­
tom ary to piece tw o sh eets of lari*
bark together. D elicate and ap-
n sre n tlv weak a s it ia in sin gle
L
. N o stran ger or m ore Interest-
Ing w ill baa ever been m ade than
that by which Joseph H. Lew is [
of Hoboken, N . J., left the larger
»hare of Ills money to the U n ite d !
Mt a tea to tie used toward I lie pny-
ment o f the nalional debt.
D ei
w as 87 year» old and lived alone j
I P O L IT E N E S S
w as an engraver and had a little
shop near T iin ilj church, where
m any of the fashionable wedding
cards w ere engraved, as were the
door p iste s of the rich. In that
day the door plate w as a most
im portant adjunct to the front of
a house, and 1-ewls did a thriving
trade in engraving them.
Though he retiied from busi­
n ess at an early d a te, his com pe­
tence w as so invested during the
rem ainder of the years o f Ids long
life that at his death his esta te
was valued at over fl1,(MlO,fiOO.
He had many plans for the tn a l
distribution of his fortune, but!
none of them pleased him as did
the idea of leaving It to hiaeonn-’'
try. H e often told hla friends that
he bad made bis m oney in thia
country and all that he w as be
owed to the U nited S ta tes. For
that reason he wished to repay
hia indebtedness as b est he eonld.
W ith the exception of a few sm all
b equests the entire fortune of
this p a trio tic man w as turned
over to the U nited S ta te» govern
ment.
O a)l«d t h * T a r n .
The elderly maiden had recent­
ly inherited a MOscrefarm.
Later a man from an adjoining
village appeared upon the scene.
“W ill yon he my wife?" he
asked. “I love yoe with my whole
heart.”
“ro rth ela n d ’asake!” exclaimed
the giddy old girl.—Chicago Dally
Nowa.
OF
JA PA N ESE
tion, wherein everyone who wish
es a reputation for even passable
courtesy m ust refrain from saying
anything except in the m ost
roundabout m anner.
You are, we w ill suppose, a t a
tea-b> use, and you wish for sugar
Tbe following’ conversation is
p retty sure to take place. I trana
late it literally, sim ply sayin g that
every tea-house girl, usually in the
first blush of youth, is addressed
a s “elder sister.”
You elep youT hands. (Enter
tea-house maiden.)
Yon— Hal, elder stater, au gust
ly e x ists there s u g a r /
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She— Tbe honorable sugar, an
gustlyia i t l . „
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You -Ho au gustly.
Bhe— He (indescribable exprea
sion of assent).
Sue goes o»t to procure the
“honorable sugar.’*
W hether thta ta a more s a t i a ,
factory mode of address than the i
laconicttam and; " W a lter.su g a r!” 1
ta an op es question. It is at least
t evident th a tJ t ta one which take« I
B»n B e a n * C a r n « e
Kevc.ubU 1 «bulw oi R»ck
S in p lv S u o o l Cutnng Dvrica
D ro p Forg-d T y p e B an
P e r t a i Line Lock
B k h r o M Rikboa
Uniform Tovch
B ail Bearing T y p e Bar
Co ltim a f ianler and Paragrapkaa
Decim al Tab u la« »
V ia iH e W r s io i
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A K e y lo C E v r r j C b aracto
Pa.tect Eraamg FacJide»
lntochangeable C a a ia g n
Right aad Lafc C a c ia to Ralaaae L e w .
Swinging M arginal Rack
operations m
writing, hilling or statistical work
are accomplished from the key­
board of die light running, easy
action Model 10 (Visible) a
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The Smith Premier Typewriter C o , laa.
Protected Rtbboa
C ca . Drive« C m j * »
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Ribbon Cotsrolled fro«. k r y U a r d
V a riable and Unirem al L a e S p ac«
Perfect D u * G uard
Back Space Lever _
Carriage Retarder
Im proved Mwg.B.1 S « p
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These sre feature* which make the
Smith Premier the choice of the
mss who iniestigstes compsrativs
N othing ha« ever equalled i t
N othing can ever aurpass i t
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Opp.u.are>« m nii,
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