The Stayton mail., January 03, 1908, Image 5

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“ Th© Blood I n The Ufe.”
Solimeli has never gönn beyond tin
ftlxiv« «Implo »tniKini nt of scriptum. Bui
tt huN llluinliuiti'il timt statement und
given It ti meaning over broadening with
Um Increasing breadth oí knowledge.
Whnn Ihn blood la "b a d ” or Impure It
I» not alona thu body which au fier*
through disease. Thu brain I« alto
clouded, \tt«i mind and Judgemunt ara
an evil deed or impura
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«ctly Maced to the
ImpuMCyof UmliT»m£) Foul. Impureblo«Kj[
:an be made u n m pv the
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■ 'JII .11 I )|"Toy«Ty.
Durl<~f‘CI ulll> o»rini‘n
tiiix^l thereby
curing, pimples, blotch«», eruptions and
other cuta'inou» affection*, as eczema,
tetter, or «alt-rheum, hives and othar
inanl (natation* of Impure blood.
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In the cure of scrofulous swelling*, en­
larged glands, open eating ulcers, or old
•ores, the "Golden Medical Discovery ” bos
performed the most marvelous cures. In
cases of old sores, or open eating ulcers,
It Is well to apply to tho open sores Dr,
I ’lerce's All-Healing Halve, which pos­
sesses wonderful healing potency when
used as an application to the sores In con­
junction with the use of "Golden Medical
Discovery * as a blood cleansing consti­
tutional treatment. If your druggist
don’t happen to have the " All-IIoallng
Halve" In stock, you can easily procure It
by Inclosing (Ifty-fotir cents |n postage
stamp* to Dr. It. V. Pierce, «’At Main Nt.,
Buffalo, N. Y., and It will come to you by
return post. Most druggists keep It os
well as the "Golden Medical fMscovery."
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You can't afford to accept any medicine
of uriJtrioun nnnjMmUUoi as a snhetltute
for "Golden Medical Discovery,” which Is
a medicine o r K n o w n c o m p o s i t i o n ,
having a complete list of ingredients In
plain Kngllsh on Its t*>ttlf?wrapper, tho
same lielng utt*»u-d as correct under oath.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and Invigorate stomach, IIvtr and bowuia
Best Cigars
and Candies
AT THE
GEM CONFECTIONERY
See our line of Postal Cards.
Hundreds to select from.
C H A M BEH LA IN 'H COI'G|f i l E j j .
E D Y A HAKK M E D IC IN E
KOB C IIII.D IIE N
io huying a eougli medieine for
ih ild reo , oever he a fruii! lo huy Chimi-
hi-iliiin'a ('oligli Kemedy. T liere is no
danger frinii il, and rellef is always
sure lo follow. 1 1 in ihteinled o«|>e<:ial-
l.v l"r eoughs, eolil», eronp and W(loop­
ing eoogli, and fluyv is m> i.i-ttei med-'
i' ine ili thè world f*-r illese disease».
It is uot only a eer aio euri» for croup,
bot, Wlieti given a« s o o n a» tini croupy
i-ougli a|i|H-ars, will (irevent thè attack .
\\ (looping coligli is uot dangerou»
« hi n Ibis ri-medy is given a* directed.
It ro iitain s i o opiniti or otlier hnrnful
drugs, unii inay he given as l'oiifldent-
ly lo a hahy » . i o un aduli. Kor sale
hy Brewi-r Drng Co.
CUSES
DR. KING’S
NEW DISCOVERY
AND ALL THROAT
A M o n t h l y M •**»«/» m #• D r trut n t T o
T h r I •© Of KfttfllGti.
J OH E III N K T it 1'C K It A K E H, E ditor .
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IM H TIAL CUSTKKTS.
Course in G ram m ar.
Mow to increase One'« V ocabulary.
T h e Art <>f C onversation.
.Shall and W ill; Should and W ould:
Hon to I 'so Them .
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I’ronmineiatioUK (C entu ry D iction ­
ary.)
C otrcct E n glish in the Home.
C orrect English in the School.
W hat to Say and W hat not to Say.
Course in l e t t e r W ritin g and
Piiiirtu ntiu n.
Tw enty Daily D rills.
Business E n glish for the Business
M a n .
Coni pound W ords: How to W rite
Th em .
S t u d i e s in E n g l i s h
L iteratu re.
$1.00 a year. S e n d 10 re n ts for
Sam p le Copy
CO Hit I I I' K N U t.llll, Kvanslnn. Ill
\ ’ i T ' ^ Fresh Complexion
** Pre,frved—and produced—by
Robertinc, a mild, delightful
preparation, delicately fragrant.
Makes the skin exquisitely softt
H . f banishes crackled appearance cause
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reduce* the site of
enlarged pores, cleanaes them, re­
duce* 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.
Aik your Druggist f i r a fr e t sample o f
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[OBERTIl "
tVW :
K IL L thi C O U C H
AND
CURE
t h i
lu n g s
D r. King’s
New Discovery
W IT H
Free
FOR C 8i £ r J 3 & .no.
AND ALL THROAT ANO LUNG TROUBLES.
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 EY R EFU N D ED .
and
D I8 E A 8 E 8
‘ Non komv," saii| a "sim irt" yonug
man io a girl, ‘Volile ime h a. -aid tliat
‘if you M o n i t i imike a lasting pair of
boot» lake lor Die sole ihe longue of a
Mollimi ' ”
LUNG
PREVENTS
PNEUMONIA A N D CONSUMPTION
" Y e s ,” tepIteli thè girl, “and for thè
ilp|M-rs Voli ouglit to take thè check
ol ilio inali m I io sani it.’1
"T w o year* ago a severe cold settled on my longs and so completely prostrated me that I waa
unable to work and scarcely able to stand. I then was advised to try Dr. King’s New Discovery, and
after using one bottle I went back to work, as well as I ever w as."
W. J. ATKINS, Banner Springs, Tenn.
It depeiids upon thè pili you take
iti . L ittle Early itiser* are thè
hest pii!« kitown for emisi ipation and
sirk hi-adaelie. Sohl hy l l r e M e r Drng
Co.
i De\\
P R IC E 5 0 c
AND $ 1 .0 0
H BH H M H L SO LD AND G U A R A N TEED B Y Æ ÊÊÊÊÊM
B R E W E R
A yniing Hi'ior nmiieil M immi iias coni-
m itied siiifid e in D etroit, Mieh. He
M'as full tu ofti-ii to ninke a giwal star
alni M-n- down to his last iju arter when
he «vent in to eelipse,
D R U G
C O M P A N Y
Why She Apologized.
Tin- throat »|H-ciali»t exhibited his
laryngoscope to a nervous woman
A II IG II EH H E A L T H I.E V E L .
I pm lent and rem arked: “ You would he
" I bave rea e lieti a 'liig h e r healtli l »nprised to know how fur down we can
lieve) siiii-e I hi-gaii nsitig Dr. King'» see with thi» in stru m en t."
New Lile P ili»," writes .lnn.h Sprir.ger,
And then, as he was about to place
J of VN est F ran klin , Maini*. “Tliey keep the laryngoacnpeln her th ro a t,sh e ap-
: my stom acb, liver and huwels working o log ¡zed for having a hole in her
just righi
If tliese pili« <li»appoint s tic k in g .
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| you on trial, money will la* refunded
Kodol for dysjiepsia and indigestion
■at Mrewer's drng store
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im the resule of u scientific com bin ation
A New York m m kill* d 1 1 i 111 . 1 1 o( lmMlrit| digestm ii« with vegetable
- i Iter i ha ii s»a v li'Miie with his nib* L cld„ and eon tain s the sam e ju ice"
e x ..,m g s
lie seemed to prefer t he \ fuuu,| ¡„ M healtliy stom ach. It is the
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" C o r r e c t E n g lia h - H o w To U se It"
COUGHS »"° COLDS
FO R
best remedy known todsy for dyspep
Youth In Its
Golden Prime.
A enlf under a year old took the
championship in the individual steer
class at tbe last International live stock
show. A few years ago only the steer of
ace and weight would have figured
among the possibilities in such a con-
¡-**<t. “Baby b e e f has become a fa-
miliar phrase. The “light hog" has
l»«"hed Its way to tbe front. "Hothouse
Is no longer n great rarity.
Thl" rtMn* fert,n* for ,he
of
er work, but we did desire to keep
cattle, for we must have manure to
Improve the soil. We found we could
keep about two Angus to one Holstein
on tbe same acreage and have them
in good beef shape almost any time In
tne year. We decided this was the
breed we needed, disposed of our Hol-
I steins and settled down on the Aber-
deen-Angus. the best breed of baby
beef cattle In *K“
the world, ~
we *“
believe.
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We are breeding them for stock to sell
for breeding purposes to be used either
In pure bred herds or for grading up to
* high standard the common cattle.
We also find many dairymen who sell
their calves for veal consider It profit­
able to use on Angus bull, as It will
add about $» profit on every veal calf
at eight weeks old. no m atter how
small or common the cow. Tbe small­
; est Jersey cow will bring a calf worth
$5 more if sired by an Angus bull. %
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A Live Stock Center.
I It is rumored that an attempt will
be made to make Worcester. Mass., a
center for the sale of New England
cattle.
According to New England
Homestead. C. W. Wood, a large cattle
breeder, says there are today within a
j radius of fifty miles of W orcester fully
j i,.yio head of Holstein cattle, and he
would favor W orcester as a central
dealing point for breeders. J . B. Mar-
Pon> an extensive breeder, is quoted to
the effect that W orcester Is the best
place to hold live stock sales In New
England, where something of this char­
acter is sadly needed as an Impetus In
improving live stock. Many of the
farm ers are too poor to buy the l**st
|n competition with the wealthy fnrm-
i Prs Cf central New York and the mld-
j dje WPSt.
youth. the striking ofT Into a new path
In nnlmal production, may at first ap­
W m » l'ttib*dii!i-d Wile I* H A -I Salve ! ing from a disordered stomach. Take pear Just a turn of the wheel of change,
It t> good for little or big cuts, boil« Kodol today. It is pleasaut, prompt hut behind the seeming fancy of the
..r bruises, and is es|N>eially recoin- and tlioro Soldjby Brewer Drug Co. producers Is solid reason. W ith the
breaking tip of the rnnges the small
iVr, - f l . f r
..... I,y Hrewer I
Physical Impossibility.
farmers are tackling the meat produc-
A teacher in one nf the country lug proposition with vigor in the east
“G ening" is a m atter of com m on j schools had a class of young children and south as well as the west, and in
-eiisi
and hard work, nidilen frnm • in mathematics before her. The ex- all lines It appears to lie proved that
view
ample* were in addition and she pro- the gains in weight are made at the
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Li.in “ Now children least expense on the young animal.
riiei c are two kinds of office holders: ?
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Scotch fashions, too. are now popu-
those who are upheld and tho se who 11 *
oMr e^ 8 MM * ,e
1,1,1 lar In beef circles, and Justly, for the
arc held up
8 a m ,” pointing to a freckle laced boy I Scotch fanners are notable feeder« of
1 hi the lu-ad ol the class, “ should lay animals for beef. From the standpoint
of quality and flavor Scotch fed beef
As mi -II try to hike your self up by t |ir»e, how many would there be?”
ynur b..ot straps as to push yuursef
Xht} bHll
a l lhe (oot „f t j,e c |a„gi holds a leading position in the most
critical meat markets of the world.
lor m ard by patting yourself on the had been listening intently, and aliout- Scotch breeders of beef cattle eacour-
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ed out, “Go ou Sam, take her up. She age young stock to develop early ma-
i turing qualities, particularly In Aber-
IT DOES T H E B l'SIN ESS.
i can’t do it."
deen-Angus and Shorthorn districts.
Mr E K. t/hamlierlnin, of C lin ton ,
HANK F O O L I S H N E S S .
As these breeds are b m l almost en-
Maine, sayslof B u ck le 's Arnica Salve,, »When attacked by a cough or a tirely for beef production the tendency
I' ll doe« the business; 1 have used i t 1 collJ> or wlien your throat is sore, it is to take on flesh rapidly and mature at
Something Lacking.
an early ape is regarded as the most
lor piles and it cured them. I sKl it ra„d foo|i8linegB to take any other
"These big hotels are not bo com­
Important point to be considered.
f*.r chapped hands and it cured th em .1 mcdicine thail i , r. Kings New Diecov-
plete.”
Champion Young Angue.
"W hat's lacking?"
Applied tt to an old sore and it healed ery » g|iy8 C. G. Eldridge, of Empire,
The cut. original in the Breeder's
"The express elevator g jts you to
.t w ithout leaving « scar behind." 25c Uli
hlive uged New Discovery sev G aiette, Chicago, shows the champion
yearling steer Andy, an Aberdeen-An- the fifty-second floor all right b at
lilt Brewer’s drug store. ___
eu years and 1 know it is the best
i „ s . exhibited by the Minnesota col- there a half mile corridor confronts
Montreal Star.
The Pereien Lengueoe.
remedy on earth for coughs and colds, lege nt the last International live stock TO’1 and no cabs.
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rerwlnn Is said to I k * not a very dlf- croup, ami all throat and lung troub- show. Concerning the display of the -------------------v 1
flcnlt language. The modem Persian |,,g ,My childreii are su bject to croup, Aberdeen-Angus nt that time the Ga- T i m b e r I , » n i l , A c t .1 u n n a , 1 * 7 » , —Nolle**
for P u b li c a t io n .
Is very much like the English In 1»
N(.w Discovery quickly cures every
United Sta tes L a n d office,
sensible reloctlon of the Inflections th at
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P o r tl a n d , O re * o n , Novem ber 4, n*<7.
burden so many of the world's tongues. ....... .
K " 0 " " ll,e
a'' ,l,t‘
Notice ts hereby giv en t h a t In co m i - 'ts n e *
«rilh the provision» of t h e a r t oi Co ngress of
There is no difference of termination King <>1 thro.it and lung remedies,
J u n e 3 W«S, e n title d “ An a c t for t h e -a:* o
1 t im b e r lands in the sta te s of Califnrnia.Orut.on
to mark the gender either In nouns Sold uhd**r guarantee at Brewers drug
N evada, and W a s h in g to n T e r r i t o r y . ” ae e x ­
or adjectives, and nil Inanimate things 8|u(e ;>0c
|| ou T rial b attle free
tended to all ihe Pub lic L a n d state « by a ei of
Vuitust 4, istrj. B e rth a K . H e r r l t ii x , o f s t a t y o n ,
are neuter. In other ways the Persian
co u nty of Mariou, S ta te of Oregon, haa this
language conforms to the English.
day tiled In this office h e r »worn »talent lit No.
Curing the Tongue Twiater.
"lilt* (or t h e p urcha se of the N\V q u a r te r of N\V
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u a r te r of Sec. 14 ami ffi» of N E 14 Section No.
When a young horse j>ersists in get­
lllegal.
' 14, in Towns hip No. 10 8 , nature No. 4 K.ajid will
ting
his
tongue
over
the
hit
take
n
piece
Ethel T h at sixteen-year-old boy ask­
offer proof to »how th a t lhe land s o u g h t is more
ed me to marry hint. Edith—And you of sole leather seven Inches long, cut
¡ c u l t u r a l p urposes, an d t o e s ta ld lsh her cl aim to
threw him over? Ethel—Y es; told him It diamond shape so the center will be
: said land before t h e (teuister an d R eceiv er a t
P ortla n d , O rcito n .n n Tu esd ay, the till dav of
It was against the law to catch lob- two and a half Inches wide, have the
i l-e bro ery, P.W».
saddler stitch It tight around a com- .
CHAMPION YBARLING STEER.
Sh e n a m e s as w i tn e s s e s : O tto H e r r l l n c . o f
stern so young.—Judge's Library.
M elism a . Oreicon. A lb ert Morris of M- h a in a .
mon bar bit. with points of leather ex- |
ze tte rein arkcsl th a t, w h e th e r th e loug or*-eon. Franklin lierrllng of stay tnn.orcitoii!
and you
yon
Not Depressed.
tending up over tbe
tne tongue, anu
two-rear-olds Is considered or ««».riceTaxweli of Portland.Criirmi.
will
not
tie
troubled
long
about
the
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11,10
or tw o-yinr oin*
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Aliy ami a l l perso,IS cle1minK a d v ersely the
“ He says Ids whole life Is a fizzle.”
will nor oe trtmiiie*i
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the yearlings or the rare lot of calves, above d »enhed land » an requested to tile
horse getting his tongue over the bit.
a fleshiness apparent in all, thctrciaims in thisoffi.e on or before »aid uh
" Is he so pessimistic?”
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of Fernery, t«*t._ .......................
“ Not a bit of It. He's merely the Tt Is Impossible to buckle a bit high a ......................
maximum of licef ami a minimum of
ALGERNON 8 . DRESSER, R eg iste r.
clerk that attends to the soda water enough 1n_a horse's month to p reven t, wnate(thllt presented ready explanation
this habit When once formed, for I
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fa ro r
whlch tho breed find*
cHuks.”—Baltim ore American.
think that: 1» all 11
' J T ' B r* ntn* r . itself among the buyers for slaughter.
T i m b e r I , a m t . A r t . I n n s 3 . tB7S.--N*>tIce
It is very im portant anil in fact it ig V Breeder** Gazette. Chicago
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Br„ d Fer Baby B<tf.
for P u b l l r a i l o n .
United States Lend Office,
absolutely necessary to health th a t we
Why do we breed Aberdeen-Angua
If it cough once gets into ypur sys­
I’o rt l a n d , O regon, November It , tW7.
Notice is hereby given that Ralph L. Hall
give relief to the stom ach promptly a 1
A firm of Delaware breeder»
tem it acts on every muscle and fibre cattle’? Avnln
Ini»,l t l i o l r r e n s o n a f o r so of Bu eue Vlsla, co u n ty of polk. Stele of Oregon
the first sign of trouble— whice arc of the Isnly anti makes you ache all have explained tnetr reasons tor so hwapplted t „ p u r c h a s e . u n d e r thcaci of < o,,-
doing a» follows In Rural New Yorker: gre»» of Ju n e 3, ists , a« e x ten d ed t>v a c t of a u -
belching of gas, nausea, sour stomnch,
over. It especially affects the intes­ We first licgan cattle breeding with
headache, irrita b ility and nervousness
tines and makes you constipated, so in registered IIolstcinR, but at the same offer proof to «*h<*w th$ t the U nd nought more
tlnwA tt© nut In tho rniRiiirw ono \neu8 ott|
vmlumble
for 11» timber
»tone tbau
roragrl-
These are warnings th a t the stom ach
lurml mnnoms*
.u d io or v$ubl«»h
bl»claim
to
order to get rid of a cold thoroly and tluio wc put in uu p i i w r f one
bull and helfor and through th^ grass
u m i before int* R e v i s e r $nd Receiver »t
lias been m istreated; it is doing too
without delay you should not take season gav e n o grain or feed of any ¡ ’¡ w i u . . d , Oregon, on the *m, d ay of F e b r u a r y ,
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much work and it is dem anding help
anything that will tend to constipate. kind. When we took them in for win-
He nam es as witnesses: William
Marion
frnm you. T ake som ething once in a
fo e » n r l l o U t o i n s w o r e t h i n a n d D o o r
W inn , of Buena V ista, Oregon, Edw ard Pratti-
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup «cts ter
our l l o l s t e i n s wort turn auu poor. efi
of BnenH Vi » U ,O r e g o n . F ra n klin H e rriin g ,
while; especially after meals; some- ,lpon the bowe;g Mnd thereby drives while the t w * l Angus were fa t aud in of s t a y to u , Oregon, Otto H err iing of Me hama
I thing like Kodol for Dyspepsia a ml the cold out of the system. It contains tine shape for In-of. We did not desire I 0r^ n. Ild nll ^ on. ,.,.lraiIU .aversely the
Indigestion. It will ••liable yuiir »tom- no opiates — it is pleasant to take and to go in the dairy business, US the ex- I above-described lands are requ*'«le<t to tile
ach to do its work properly. Sold by ( i» highly recommended for children. trn work would Interfere with our oth- : ua^of K^braa%,hi 9 m *,C* 0n h, fort‘ **,dsth
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A ¿o n son S. DegaMJt, Register,
Sold by Brewer Drug Co.
Brewer Drug Co.
W hen you want
ihe
I m - s i ,
get
De- sin, imligention and nil trouble» aris-
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