The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current, December 20, 1907, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text✓ — \ . . A Bold Stop. To ovnrcomo Uw wnll-gronnflnd sjk I fen »mm bln objection* of Ilio morti Intel ligent tu ihu u w of. - ‘rot, m< «1 • rial com- I«mml», Dr. It. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. V., iMino’ timo ugo, decided to m»k<i a txil<l departure from Urn ustiul cnur»o pursued by tim maker» « ' put-up medicine» for ilo- BlMtlc ilio, noti, «o ha» publlkhixl bro;id- tust .toil o( y to Um wiiolit world, a full list of all ihn Ingredients and comp npoklllonof hl» widely cnt< ring In1 ci-h’hri'.tisl i t. Thus» hu ha» takna Slron* und pattanti into hi» nume Thu» too ho has ri»- his full ledlclno* from among secret move douhtful merit», and made no»tr tlminl citUilUu o f K n ow n Corn/»mri Ion. llv l>r. lu rcu ______ lias showi v„_____ ______ ________ m rat liisiijriiiul.it ¡1 re of - . It cn-.-Itamn* t ia t h y is ii"l aLmul lo »ul.J-ct ttam ß ilil.-Ulllt.at ItfU.Uli.1 ~ J Not t o l only dot-» dm-»'ilio 1 1 wfupper o f e re ry botilo of I»r. l’Irrer'« Unitici! Mcoli’al ftlarovnry, tini fam i’U» iiimllrllni fur wi nU »tornarli. i rplil Ilver or lilllotiannaa ami all ra ia rrlia l «llaraar» • In irv i r limatili. Itavi, plinti il iipnn HIM |t, in ji/noi f.iifffua. « full »ml l'un.pirli, lu i ut all (M /H ilin Ingn-dtant» compo»lng II, out a Munii tamii piled from nurm-rou* ___ _ has Imm rolli »pii atamlard im-ilt- al Works. of all Ihc dllT’-n n t acboola of pradire, runtalnlng very numer- mia evirarla from llir wrlllug» of li ndlntf pr ad li Inm r» of medicine, •-ndondng In the •fr>ui|/r<f ¡ni 'Olle terme, ra d i ami rvi ry linfrr- filin i mutai uri! In tir. Plrrce'a medicine* Olir . ,t llirar little laa.ka w ili l»> malli ‘I fitte lo auy ime artuilna aildrc»« mi imi »! al raril or by Irttr-. Ui l»r. I{. V. Pierre. Iluffaln, N, V., aud r*«iue*tlng thè aarnr. l'mm itila little biaik II Win lai Icaniefl ihat I>r. Pierre'* med ie luca ronlaUi no airi .lini, narcotica, minerai Menta or other poi «inolia or Injurlottt »peni» ami thal lltry »re piade front nttlve, tm ilici' nal Malia of irrcat vaine: alvo thal Mifne ut thè mimi valualile Ingo db-nt» rontalnrd In l>r. l’irrce'a Favorii«’ l ‘r< «rrlptlon (or wrak. nervini*. over-worked. "run-down," nrrvon» ami drhllllali <1 W oiim ii . «rifu duplo) i ti. long yrara atro, hy ihu Imllana fur »Imitar alimenta afb-ctlng Ih rlr Mulatta. In fad. olir of thè nn«>l vaTnalilr m> dlclnal piatila entrrtng luto thè rompta.lllon of Iti l'irrre ’a Favoriti l’ro- arrlptlon waa known lo thè Imllana aa "ixjuaw-Wi < ,1 ■ i inr knowledtre of thè linea ut noi a few of our tivoat valli alile native, me- «11« Inai litania waa gabxd fu.ih Ile Imllana. Aa Iliade tip hy Improved ami exart pro re*»»». lite " I nvorlle Prvwriptlon • la a must •fflrlent remisi} f r reguiatlnr all thè won* anlr funrliona nirm -tlm r dUplarrmenta. aa pmlapaiia. anirveralon ami ntorveralon, overinnilnr palnful ta-rliala. tonine up tlie p e r»-» amf bringlng al» ni a perfidi ataleof brailli, hold by all dealer* <u •• ••Uiduca. THE SHEPHERD. .i-M ■ a «. ' FOR COUGHS W hfli fed In (urge flock* lit«» Hlinep ahoiilil lie driven from the flu'll yurd during the time the rack* nre l«*-lng filled; I III* will overcome the tendency to overcrowding nod prevent Injury to the aheep from the wngoii mid team. The ipuintlty of Hlluge to lie fe«l »houhl he governed largely by the appetite of the Hock, but It la not UNiially ad- vl*nhlo to feed over three i»>mid* per head dally. For »heep weighing 125 ftotiml* about 2.5 pounds of »Huge and 1.5 |M>und* of bay will be ample; and If one-iialf pound of grain or bran be fed Nllgbily 1 <* km hay will suffice. If grain I m fed It I* not a proper plan to mix If with coarse feed, as tlie sheep are Inclined to root put and waste this fil’d In their effort* \o get the grain. In Western Oregon. Hheep husbandry In western Oregon Is conducted on lines tbnt would lie a rev elation to many fanners. In the matter of pasture, land Is plowed and sown to wheat nlmut Oct. 1, and. In a normal season, by the following Feb ruary a luxuriant pasture will Is* fur nished for the ewe* and Inmlm or for fattening sheep. It G ives V ita l Tone. The effect of salt on the health of the sheep Is not generally understood. Its effect Is to give tone to the organ ism. The ash of the bhssl of a healthy sheep 1 only Ins alsiut no per cent salt, and tIt«* ash of urine .'13 per c e n t The scarcity of such an Important constituent In the blood means a re laxation of vital energy. K IN G O F CVR&S TH E WONDER WORKLh! FOR D R . TH R O A T FOR COUGHS AND COLDS PREVENTS PNEUMONIA I had the most debilitating cough a mortal was ever afflicted with, and my friends expected that when I left my bed it would surely be for my grave. Our doctor pronounced my case incurable, but thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery cured me so completely that I am all sound and well.— MRS. EVA UNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind. Price 50c and $1,00 A B S O L U T E L Y BREWER Babes at Bait. A ik y o u r D ruggist f o r a f r e t la m p l* o f I0BEBTI1 jit. it«*; K IL L COUCH THE AND C U R E T H E LUN G S wi™ Dr. King’s New Discovery FOR C o l o ? 8 u S B & t DRUG COMPANY L i m b i F o r E a rly Markat. A HUME MADE H A PP Y B Y C H A M B E R L I N S COUGH REMEDY. About 2 m onths ago ou r baby girl bad measles which settled on her lungs and at last resulted iu a severe attack of bronchitis. We had 2 doctors but 110 relief wss obtained. Everybody thot she would die. I went to 8 diff- erent stores to find a certain remedy which bad l>een recommended to me and failed to get it, when one of the storekeepers insisted th at I try Cham- herlains Cough Remedy. I did so and our I si by is alive and well today.—-Geo W. S p k s c e , Holly Springs, X. C. For sale by Brewer Drug Co. GEM CONFECTIONER Fresh Complexion G U A R A N T E E D ! Trial Bottle Free 8OL D A N D G U A R A N T E E D B Y an d C an dies is preserved—and uroduced—by Robertine, a mild, delightful preparation, delicately fragrant. Makes the skin exquisitely »oft; banishes crackled appearance caused by over-dryness { reduces the size of enlarged pores, cleanses them, re duces inflammation and spreads an even, radiant glow due to wholesome nourish ment of skin glands and stimulation of the capillaries which also feed the skin and supply its healthful color. LUN GS NEW DISCO Best C igars A COLDS AND Corn meal Is an excellent feed for W H K S T O GO H O M E. young lambs that are to 1st fattened: From the Bluffton, Ind., Banner: quickly. After this comes bran. Lin seed meal may Is* fed In small quanti "W h e n tired • » 1 »t. go home. When you want con.olarion, go home. When ties. T h e Sheep's Foot. you want fun, go home. When you I »«.n't neglect to trim off any over want to show others tbnt you lotve re growth of the horny part of the foot. Manure and tilth will uceumulnte and formed, go home and let your fstuily trouble likely follow later. While ex get acquainted with the fact. When amining the feet don't fail to have you want to show yourself at your best sharp shears at hand to trim off the gi? home and do the act there. When AT THE tug l o c k s that are an annoyance to the you feel like being extra liberal go sheep aud mean a loss of wool. home and practice on your wife and Hog Cholera. children ti rot. When you want to So far us I am able to learn, the shine with extra brilliancy go home See our line of Postal Cards. fanners In our state as well as the Hundreds to select from. funner* iu other states have not as and light tip the whole bosebold." To yet secured nny remedy which will which we would add, when you have cure hog cholera, says Professor \V. J. a bad cold go home and take Cliahiber- Kennedy of Iowa In ltural New York " Co r r e c t English-How To Use I t " er. Personally I do not think that Iniiis Cough Remedy and a quick cure 1 » certain. F or sale by Brewer Drug A M o n th ly T® such a thing exists as a remedy which 1 hr I O f • CiiglU ft. will cure without fall ull cases of hog Co. J O S K H I N K l RUCK B A K E R , E d i t o r . cholera. We have had a little exjierl- M utual Blindness. ence on the College farm with hog IM IIT M I. * lIS T tN T S . cholera, and we always used preven A young lady who often Hint out Court*? in <>riiinti* 11 r. tive measures to overcome the same. loud bad jiiMt been shown thru a gar I think that when hog cholern 1» In the How to incrcAae One’» Vonihiiliirv. ter factory. neighborhood It Is » . very wise . policy „ it , __ i • , „ . T h e Ari ol Conversai io». Heaven», » lie exclaim ed: ninety M ...... , . .... , i for every fnrmer xvho owns hogs to iMiull and U ili Maml.l „ .„ IW im i.l dlslnfeetant* very freely. n e million pair in one year? 1 don’t see 11 1 iv* t o l se rliciti. sbollili divide up his hogs luto amali where they all go to. Pronounciatioiis (Century D iction lots and fix’ll then) on rations of a "N either do I,” replied the young thin, sloppy order. Kklrn miUf Is very ary.) good nt this time or n thin slop made imin, coloring slightly.— Judge. Correct Knglish in the Home. of water nnd wheat shorts. By all Correct Knglish in the School. menus avoid the taanvy feeding ot corn. B A D L Y M I X E D UP. W hat to Say ami W h at not to Say. Abraham Brown, of W interton, N. Course in L etter W riting and Jingled His Wealth. Y., hud a very remarkable experience; Punctuation. Young Scotch Precentor—Man Tnm- be »ays; “ Doctors got badly mixed up Tw enty Daily Drills. mns, there's no thing bothers me snlr over me; one said heart disease; two Husinesa English for the Business when I'm slngin’, an* I canua get called it kidney trouble; the fourth, ower't. I’m n*vfu' nervous. M un. Old Precentor—Aye, aye. I wls the blood poison, and the 5th stomach C o m p o u n d W o r d » : llov v t o NN r i t e same ns you when I wis young, but I and liver trouble; but none of them found oot n cure, nit’ I’ve nye kept helped me; so my wife advised trying Them . tue’t. I jls t pit seeven or neht coopers Electric Bitters, which nre restoring Htndic* iu Knglifli Literature. tu my pouch, an’ when 1 feel the nerv me to perfect health. One bottle did I g n i t a tVHIltnl ousness lieglnntn' 1 give them a bit me more good than all the 6 doctors #1.00 a year. Send 10 cents for tattle. It •milk’s me feel kin’ o’ whit prescribed." Guasiynteed to blond poi- Sam ple Copy I tuny ca' Independent like. Try’t, son, weakness nml all stom ach, liver C O I t l t e . l T K N I i l . l ’U I , K v s i i m I o i * . I I I . kidney complaints, by Brewer Drug mou, try 't.—Dundee Advertiser. Co. 50c. ® FOR “Wot do ye think.” said the sailor. "o f usin’ live babies for bait? W e done It In Ceylon.” “Babies for bait? Fishing for sh arkV "No. Crocodile. Baby bait Is the o n lj thing for crocodile, and every- body uses It. Ye rent it Imby down there for half n dollar n day. Of conrsc," the sailor went on. “the thing nln’t ns cruel ns U soumis. No harm ever comes to the babies, or else, o’ course, their mothers wouldn't rent ’em. The kid Is simply sot on the soft mild bank of a crocodile stream nnd the hunter lays hid near him, a sure . . „ perfection. The crocodile I h Inzy. lie busks In the sun in midstream. Noth- In’ will draw him In to shore where ye can pot him. But set n little fut naked Imby on the bank and the crocodile soon rouses up. In he comes, a greedy look In Ills dull eyes, and then ye open Dre. I have got ns many ns four croco diles with one baby In n morning's fisldn’. Some Cingalese women wot lives near good crocodile streams make ns lunch ns #2 a Vbek reg’lnr out o’ rentin’ their babies for crocodile bait.” —Cincinnati Enquirer. A DANGEROUS D EA D LO CK, th at so netinic» term inates iatally, is tnc stitppagc ol liver ami bowul func tions. I'o quickly end this condition without olangreeable sensation*, Dr. no. Kings New Life Fills should always be free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES» I your remedy. Guaranteed absolutely satisfactory in every case or money G U A R A N T E E D S A T IS F A C T O R Y OR M O N E Y R E F U N D E R ^ ^ back, at Brewers drug »tyre. 25c. There is something about Kennedy* Laxative Cough Syrup t h a t makes it different from others, a» it causes a free yet gentle action of the bowels through which the cold is forced out ; (,f tlie system. At the same tim e it , heals irritation and alleys intlamation 1 uf t he throat and lungs. I t is pleasant to take. Childien like it. C on tain s no opiates nor narcotics. Sold by Brewer ^ ru8 b>o. % W hen P ride Is Hum bled. “How can I ever hope to win such a proud beauty?” , , ____ D r o p a r o u n d when m e n a r e scare?. S h e a i n 't n e a r lv so SO proud t h e n .’’— TT * , , Herald. N\ a l ^ d in i n g g to to n n H e r a ld . U nited S ta le * Land Office, P ortlan d, Oeeiton, Novem ber 4, 1907. Notice 1» hereby given th x t in com p lian ce with the provision» of the act ol (.’ongre»» of Ju n e 3 . 1S7S, e n title d “ An act for th e s a le io tim ber lands In the states of California,O regon Nevada, and W ashington T e rrito ry ,” a* e x tended to all the P ublic Land S ta te* by a ct of August 4, 1»%, B ertha R. H errling, of Statyon. county of M arion, S tate of Oregon, ha* this day Died in th is office her sworn xtatem . nt No. 7C.li'. for the purchase of the Nil q u arter of NW quarter of Se<\ 14 and K>. of N K‘^ Section No. 15, In Tow nship No. 108, Range No. Vff.and will offer proof to show th a t the land »ought i* more valuable for it* tim b er or stone than for agri- ciiltu raln u rp o *e».an d to e*tab ii»h h e rc ia im to »aid land before the R egister and Receiver at P ortlan d, O regon, on Tuesday, the 4th day of February . 1908 ^ She name» as ttiln e -»«.: Otio ll e r r ^ g .o f men anti women in all M ehaina, Oregon, A lbert M orris of ji? ama. ... Oregon. Fran k lin H errliug of S lay to n , O Ore» on. walks of life are suffering from kidney : G eorgeTazw eli of P ortlan d, Oregon. i nm| bladder troubles. D on’t neglect1 above -A n r *"d Pe™?n ,.clm,min'' “ ^«»ely d escribed lands are requested to the tile T h o u san d s of e ire laim s in th is office on o r befo resaid 4th your kidneys. Delays are dangerous. "fh day o f Febriiarv , 1908. ALGERNON S. D RESSER. R eg ister. DeW itts Kidney and Bladder Pills af- ford quick relief for all forms of kid ney and bladder trouble. A week’s trertm ent 25c. Sold hy Brewer Drug T i m b e r L a n d , A c t J u n e 3 . 1878. — N o t i c e fur P u b l ic a tio n . United States Land Office, P ortlan d, O regon, November 11,1907. N otice is hereby given that Ralph I.. Hall ---------------------------- of Buena V ista, county of Polk, Slate of Oregon has applied to purchase, under the a c t of Con- In m a t t e r s o f c o n s c i e n c e , f i r s t t h o t s gre»» of Ju n e S, W78, as extend ed by a c t of Au gust 4,18ft!, the S1« ot SM t of Section No. 15 are b e s t . ln Tow nship No. 10 S,Range No.4 E ast.and » i l l oiler proof to show that the land sought is more H E R E ’S G O O D \ I ) V I C E valuable for its timber or stone than for agri cu ltu ral purposes, and to establish h ls cla im to said land before the Register and R eceiver at O. S. Woolever, one of the beat Portland, Oregon, an the 6th d^- of Febru ary . 1908. known merchants of Lellaysville, N. He nam es a* w itnesses: W illiam Marion W in u .o f Buena V ista, Oregon, Edward P rath Y., says: “ If you are ever troubled er, of Buena V ista, Oregon. F ran k lin H errlin g, apply B u ck len ’s Arnica j ° t 8 t*y to n , O regon, O tto H errlin g of M eham a with niles y ' ' v * Oregon. Co. Any and all person* claiming adversely the Salve. It cured me of them for good _ I above-described lands are requested to file 20 years ago. Cures every sore, burn I theii claim* In this office Oil or before *aid6th 1908. WMU|Mj or „brasion. 25c nt Brewers day of February, A u ìkrn o s S. D r e s s e r , R egister. ; drug sture. T h e I m ’ si preueImr is tlie heart; the b e s t fescher, tim e; the best Nxik, the world; the best friend; God. ABC l I JH G E M ION. It is nut the q u an tity of fond luken l>ot - be am ount digested and nssinii- tl|Ht ves strength ..ml vitality A tnan should allow none but good impulses to stir his heart, aud he should keep it free from nny evil that may beat it down and harden it.- Rev. J . D. Hammond. The Publisher’s ClaimsSustained Ji^ck and .1.11 were both quite ill, Now put'll i* well nml w iser, For bine« and heuduebes have to go When they take an E arly Riser. DeWitts L ittle Early Riser Fills nre U n it e d ,n 1 ” system . ChnmlN-rlains Stom - ucli and Liver T ab let* invigorate the siotm ifh ami liver nml enable them to |>erform their fotietiuiis. T h e result is a relish for vonr food, idcreased •old ^ Bpewer DrnK Co '■trengib ami weight, greater em'nr nnre and a clenr be.,d I’riee 2 Su (r, For lb C. mu make w o m a n w«a j\ (■>< G< d c o u ots her lini». Do HOW D I I ’H T H E R I A T i m b e r L a n d . A r t .1 o n e a , 1 8 7 8 . — N o t i c e for P u b lic a tio n . 18 CONTRACFED One often bears the expii .-sion. “ My chihl caught a severe eoltl w h i c h «!•■ ve]i>p*-(I into diphtheria,” w h e n Un truth was that the eoltl hud »imply left the little one particularly suseep tilde to the wandering germ. When Chamberlains Cough Remedy is given ft quickly cures the odd and b -sens the danger of diphtheria or any ««ther J germ disease being contracted bor I sale by Brewer Drug Co. REISTIES PLATES ARE RIGHT REI5TLES RATES ARE RIGHT FRANK REISTLE ENCRAVER a n o ELECTROTYPER hm MJo-r«t«wt»ct otwvai coto OUR CUTS PRINT HUB PRICE S tates C ourt of C l a im s The Publishers o f W etfcter’» International Dictionary allege tlin t i t “ is, in fiu-t.tbe popu lar Unabridged thorou ghly re-edited In every detail, and v astly enriched In ev ery part, with the purpose or adapting i t to m eet th e larger and sev erer requ irem ents o f an o th er genera tio n .” W e a re o f th e opinion th a tth l9 allegation most cle arly and accu ra te ly describes th e work th a t naa been accom plished and th e re su ltth a th n sb e e u re a c h e d . The D ictionary, ns I t now s ta n d s haa been thoroughly re- edlted In ev ery d etail, hna been corrected In every p art, and ia adm irably adapted to m eet th e larg er and afeverer requ irem ents o f a generation which demands m ore o f popular philological know ledge than any generation th a t th e world hits e v e r contained. I t ia perlini« needlesa to add th a t we refer to the d ictio n ary In o u r Jud icial w ork as of the highest a u th o rity ln accu racy o f deHni- t lo n ; and th a t in th e fu tu re as In th e past It will be th e sou rce o f co n stan t reference. CHARLES C. HOTT, Chl.f Jostle* LAW RENTE WELDON. JOHN DAVIS, STANTON J. P EE l.L R CHARLES U. Hu WHY M p* Tha rthnve r e fe r » to W E B S T E R 'S IN T E R N A T IO N A L D IC T IO N A R Y THE GRAND PRIZE (thehighiw t award) was given to the In te rn a tional a t th e W urld's l-'air, 8 L Louis. GET THE LATEST AND BEST You trill he intereetedinour specimen jxiprs, lent free. G . & C . 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