The Stayton mail., February 07, 1908, Image 7

Why Refer
to Doctors
This Advertisement
Of Hood's Harsaparllls la to remind yaa oi
Ita uriai turrit aa a blood purifier, appatlta-
glvt-r, and as a nerve, atoiuacti and di­
gestive tonic. Nothing alee Ilka It, no other
lias so gixxl a record, no otbar will do you
;ao much good. It curaa.
S c ro fu la 10 Vaara-** Hood'a Rtrust;
S
IT» Inis cured (us of scrofula, wltli which I
*»•> liccn troubled for !• rears. Mr little
autfhtnr ha<l a armfuls swelling on her neck
and Ijood'a Haraaparllla alau cured her.
Mas. (J. Moaaia. Annandale. Minnesota.
D y s p e p s ia - “ I was
troubled for
months
and could not eat
_onths with dyspepsia
dyi
nythlna without distress.
I began taking
grilling
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I imm I' s Sarsaparilla and was soon Iniprov
food's
liupror-
nr I took li steadily until I was cured."
aTDU M u W' h s x i . i u . Athol. Mass.
R h n u m n t li m
I was severely afflicted
with rheumatism, my knees badly swollen.
Hood's Sarsaparilla helped me after other
medicines failed and It lias lanctbeoed mjr
life ." Jassia K ii . i . meh . Middle Grose, N. Y.
J
Hood's Sarsaparilla la sold everywhere.
In the usual Ihjuld, or In tablet form called
l a r i a t a b s . 100 I loses one Dollar. Pre­
pared only by C. I. flood Co., Lowell, Mass.
M o d ic i.«
lie vll's Food.
Hull together In a |*orcelaln lined
aauct<|>Hh a half-cup each o f grated
clux-olutc, sweet milk and brown augur.
When hb thick ns cream, take from
the fire uiid set aside to cool. Cream
a hulf-ctip of butter with one cup of
brown augur, add two well-t>caten eggt
and two-thlrda of a cup of milk and
vanilla flavoring.
Into this mlxturt
best the tmllcd portion o f the battei
and add two cupful* of flour sifted
with a large teaspoonful o f linking pow­
der. Hake In layers atsl put together
when cool, with iMilled Icing, covering
•he top o f the cake with the auute.
tntocn through a wire sieve. Melt but­
ter In a saucepan, and potato, yolk ot
egg, js-|»iH-r aisl suit, and mix well.
Beat the whites to a stiff froth and
mix them lightly Into the potato mix­
ture. Drop the mixture In plts-e* about
P ls lts rln g
t ’e a s p a r U o a .
"Isn 't he a cute little darling?" sale the size o f a walnut into boiling fat
L ift
the fond toother, proudly sshlhiting the nnd fry until nicely browned.
out with n |s-rfornted sfxs*n, drain on
eberub,
“ Vee," answered her bachelor brother. paper und serve In u hot dish.
Because we make medicines
for them. We give them the
formula for A yer’s Cherry
Pectoral, and they prescribe it
for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
consumption. They trust it.
Then you can afford to trust
it. Sold for over 60 years.
M ista k e.
Mrs. Gnswell (making a call) — Ah. I
see you bare here a volume of poems.
I'm ashamed to confess If, Mrs Highmua,
but I never could appreciate blank verse.
Mrs. Iligbm us -W h y — er— that's a cat­
alogue. Mre. Oaawell.
What They W ill Make.
Left-over meat»— salad* and scal­
lops.
Stale bread—bread crumb* for roll­
ing.
Cheese- rarebit*, cracker*, macaroni.
Ornvie*, Ixua-s, etc.— a atock l>ot for
aoup*.
Stewed tomatoes— seal lop* and aoup
flavoring*.
Ma*bed potatoe*— hreakfnat ball*,
luncheon puffs or souffle*, puree«, rn i*f
for meat pie.
C rsiak fa k e .
St Vitos' haar« ana aU Cirrous Dle-eaea
1 t—rraanenilr oarsil hr Dr. SUas s Orrai
Cream
a
lump
o f butter the alze of
• vtssiorsf. Ss I'd fur PMKK f t trial botti« and
Isa. In. M. IL K llo.. la. *tl ArcbSI., Pklla-.Pa an egg with a cup o f brown sugar and
iïR
M ia K ic k .
"W hat la he mad about?”
"You know he kicked last night tn
cause be had not been given a larger
hall In which to make hla speech.”
"Y ea; well?”
"W e printed It ‘lager hall.’” — Hous­
ton l ’ust.
Mo oars w ill flail Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
rrup the t> at ram«dr to uso lo* ih sir .LIM rau
urlüg iba toothing portcxl.
r
Kfw man in Kuro|x» nave had a moro
Striking career than the Kev. I>r. Hishop
Cabrera of ths Spanish Deformed church,
who was educated to tbe Catholic priest­
hood, but embraced the Protestant faith
and became a voluntary exile to Uihral-
tar, when he returned to lead tbe Evan­
gelical party after the revolution In 1H0H.
Habituai
Au
bv t . O. A t •* Oo.. IxnrsU, M
Also nauulklwut of
51 «SAP AXILLA
9
H
PT C
U W '/ O
wLLi-
iuta viooa.
A y o r’a Pilla g re a tly aid th e C h o rry
P e c to ra l In b r M k i n a u p • c o ld .
N o t O s te n s ib le .
" I have always had a curiosity to know
wbat bora« meat tsstv* like," said tbe reg­
ular customer. “ Have you any?”
"N o t a* such,” emphatically responded
the butcher.
LEARN TO
M o c k V e n is o n .
T o m 1 « fo ra
u lfh
N o a d lr * .
Boll tlie noixlh-s thirty minute* In
(Milted wnter nnd drain. Have ready
tome cooked tonintix-s passed through a
sieve nnd seasoned to taste. Put the
noodles In n baking pan and cover with
tomato Jtilee. Put dots o f butter over
the top and make thirty minutes In a
Ttilck oven.
D r a in e r T o a s t e r .
A dish drnlner. which Is a wire
basket about fourteen by eight Inche*.
with five short legs, makes a splendid
toaster and holds eight slices o f bread.
I f placed on top o f the stove the bread
will toast In three minutes, «Ten when
not previously dried In the oven.
S n p fl
Potatoe*.
Peel and slice two pounds o f para
boiled sweet potatoes and put In a but­
tered pudding dish. Pour over them a
lyrup made by boiling together two
cups o f wnter nnd one cup o f brown
xugnr. Dot the potatoes with tjjt* of
"»utter anil hake In n numerate oven.
intoni} BO
Walts, Two Step. Three Step,
etc. 11 an ri- roi iplelely taught
and gaaranteri) fa
la foar
(oar I lessona
Prof Wat Willson, IS *-in*r-
j u » t IM, ■ Portland. Ore««n
DO
YOU KNOW
THE WET WEATHER
COMFORT AND
PROTECTION
afforded b y o .
'hawtkS
S u c k e r ?
Clean-Light
Durable
Guaranteed
Waterproof
♦ 30 0
E w ry w W *
A J HP*-« « • eO»TO*IMS A
v i * '* *
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one
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U n olo alon l.
Mlaa Dora— Papa. Jack told me the
other day that you wouldn't believe be
bad money enough to support me unless
be showed It to you. H *s be done it?
Prudent Papa— Ye*, dear. He proved
It by tbe testimony of the rocks.
S id e L l g k t i
on
H is t o r y .
Soak a leg o f lamb In buttermilk or
Ths cackling of tbe geese bad saved
vinegar— preferably the form er—and Rome.
leave for two daya. Wipe very dry and
“ How mortifying !*• exclaimed the Ro­
cut In the meat Incisions about an Inch mans. "Posterity will get the impression
In length, anti put In each hole a half that we averted destruction by following
onion, add a little |»eppor and salt. Put tbe advice of the street corner orators !”
The historians, however, have been care­
the meat In the pan. pour a half-cup of
ful to place the credit where it properly
boiling water over It. and roast until
belongs.
brown, then pour about the roast a
Mo H e a d fo r F r a c t io n s .
half-pint o f cream, anil simmer for
Grandfather (carving the turkey)-—
about ten minute* tiefore serving.
S ou th ern
DANCE
rtvet- _ho0\ and
Washington, D. C
"P a w , what i* tbe ‘great white plagus'
1 Peruna Drug Co., Columbus, Ohio.
the paper* talk about?” asked Johnny.
Gentlemen: I can cheerfully recommend
“ A big snowstorm, my son,” answered
Peruna as a very efficient remedy for
his father, wearily resuming the task of
Coughs and Colds.
Thomas Cole
trying to find his front sidewalk.
Hon. C. HI-nip, congressman from
Virginia, writes;
“ I have uaed your
That Is LA X A TIV E BROMO QCIMN'E. Look valuable remedy, Peruna, with benefi­
lor the signature ol X. W. OROVE. Used tbs cial result«, and can up hesitatingly rec­
World over to Cure a Cold In One Day. 25c.
ommend your remedy as an invigorat­
ing tonic and an effective and permanent
O f r o s r H Wot.
cure
for catarrh.”
“ Do you keep a servant?**
Only One “ BROMO Q LIN IN f.”
BORAX
I> l«h
F iC e S y r i t p C o . only
SOLO
BY ALL LCADINC DRUCCJSTS
on« sizt* unjy, ivgulur price 50f p- Dot tie.
hta
W rite Pacific Coast Borax Co., Oak­
land, Cal., for “ Sooceeafnl Dairying,”
| being valuable information on the most
profitable selection of cow*, their feed­
ing and care, the handling of milk to
yield the highest price product and the
CONGRESSMAN THOS. CALE
protection and preservation of these
prod net a from deteriortion; with arti­
Hon. Tboa. Gale, who Vur elected to
cle« on diseases of cow* and recipes for congress from Alaska, ia well known on
their cure. The bcok ia free.
A post the Pacific «lope, where he baa resided.
card request only ia neceeeary.
Ilia Washington address U 1312 9tb St.
N. W., Washington, D. C.
I n fo r m .lin n .
C irk M ule
Team
t
C a l if o r n ia
\
; » ^
M an-a-lin th e Ideal L axative
Put two pound* o f calf's liver In a
pan and sprinkle with ¡icpper and salt.
May bf* pormnnoiitly otercome by propor Cut up two enrrot* and three medium-
ptûsonal efforts wititth«* assistance sized tomntoes and put with the liver,
of the orjç iruly bpnei’icml lotatut» add a little *plce, then make a dress­
remet jy , ÎSyrup’of Fi£* and r.luiroj\*nnu, ing o f stale bread crumbs seasoned
w
wnich
en a (.îles otu> tu form tvfular with sage, put this In the pan with the
ta btts Huily sopmt assistance to na- liver, add a pint of water, cover the
ure mav lie ^ratiually <lu>|>cnSc<I v,itli pan closely nnd bnke for one nnd one-
half hours without taking off the lid.
Syrupy figs^ E l ixir^Scnna
\ Ä
H ow to Maka Y cu r Milch Cowa More
Profitable.
a tena|>ooiiful o f clnnnmon and one cup
o f flour. Before going further, take
from tbla mixture a large 8{>oonful
S catterin g «n n sh ln o .
" N o .”
for frosting for the cake. Add to what
"Children make life lota brighter
“ Can’t you afford to?”
remain* a tea*|MMinful o f cloven, a cup and happier."
“ Ye*, but that’s got nothing to do
o f »our milk, a tca*i>oonful of aodn dln-
” Ye»." answered Mr. Sirius Barker. with I t ” — Houston Post.
aolved In a table«isx>iiful o f hot water, " I f It weren’t for children we wouldn't
How’s This?
a cup of Beetled raisin*, and. If nettled, have any excune for going to the cir­
We offer One Hundrsd Dollart Reward for any
more flour. Tut Into a pan. aprlukle cus in summer nor for fooling with me­
ise of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Ha.lw
the top with the reserved frosting and chanical toys during the holidays.” — Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CHEN EY A CO., Toledo, O
hake.
Washington Star.
Booklet. Popular Card Game ‘-WHIZ,"
We, ths undersigned, have known P. J. 1 Hample.
10c. Pacific Coast Botax Co., Oakland, Cal.
Constipation
ulion no longer needed as the bestof
remedies,wItert rpcjuireti, an»to assist
nature and not tn’supplnnt the natur­
al functions, wliiclt must dc|M>nd ulti­
mately ufion pcoi>er nourishment,
pro|H»t effortt,and riftht living generally.
To get its» bent'ficia! effects, always
buy the genuine
THOS. CALE, OF ALASKA
MEMBER OFJU. CONGRESS
Mlaa A scum— Don’t you really be­
lieve In drearna?
Mlaa O'Bull— No, Indeed! It’s super­
stitious aud beside* It's a bad sign
when you believe In them, for It al­
ways bring* you bad luck.— Philadel­
phia Press.
I
N a tsrsl
Son i.
“ Well, what ure yon doing there?”
asked the lady, addressing a tramp who
had just climbed a tree In time to e*-
cape a savage bulldog.
"Madam.’ replied the bobo. "It was
my intention to a*k for a hand-out, but
in the Interest o f humanity I now re­
quest that you give any surplus food
you may have on hand to my canine
frleud down there.”
x i u r ' i Cbarrr Peetnrel 1« * remedy ths»
•heefd t>« Is i m i bams. I h*v# u*«d a p n l
«•■1 of It for h«r<1 « i m I i i and cold«, and I
know what i aplendH mcdlcm* It 1« I can
not rscolpm ««-) It loo LlgLIjr.’* - M l » *
Cussi. H I i i d * . ~
Park. “ —
Shake late Your Shi
Allen's Foot Rase. It euree painful. swollen,
martlng, sweating feet. Make* new shoescas).
old by all hruggists and Hlioe Stores Don't
accept any su Intitule. «ample FitkK. Addrsa«
1. S. Ulouted, La Kojr, S. Y.
P l i r s O J R fD IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT It gua-aiilssd to cure any
esse of Itching. HI nd. Heeding or Protruding
•’ ties In • to 1 « da) t or monay rafundsd. toe
(h e
C h a n c e d H U M ia d .
K i y l a l u s d M e e ls a a le a lly ,
"W h en I am busily engaged In think­
ing,” remarked the doctor, "a ll the uotsei
an earth can't disturb uie."
Potato Fritters.
"M y stars!” eirlaillied the professor
One-half pound of cooked potatoes,
In hla astronomical way. "D o the wheel*
In your head make so much racket as al. one ounce of butter, jiepiier and salt,
that/"
oneyolk and two whites of egg. Hub po-
" I l l 's funnier than one of these mechan­
ical toys.
You don't hare to wind bit*
_ op.
_ M
•«
Mt-dMne and religion, wblcb are too
fretiuently regardetl aa mutually an-
tagonlatlc, should be mutually comple­
mentary. There are many diseases In
which the medicine o f the soul la a WeN Known on the Pacific Slope. Mb
Washington Address h 131 2 9th St.,
powerful adjuvant In the treatment of
N. W „ Washington, D. C.
the body.— British Medical Journal.
C orn
M eal
M u ffln «.
One cup o f flour, one cup o f corn
meal, two tnblcspoonfuls o f
sugar,
water enough to mnke n thick hatter
(o r sour milk Is better) ; mix at night;
In the morning add two tnhlespoonfuls
of melted butter and one tenspoonful
of aodn. Itake In cake rounds.
Short
S u it*ra tio n s.
Cheney for the last U years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all butmeaa transactions
and financially able to carry out any obllga-
tlon made by
1 his fl rat.
W a LDINO, KINNAN A MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.O
H all’s Catarrsh Cure Is sken internally, act­
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur­
faces of tne system. Testimonial* sent free.
Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for Constipation.
SN EED S
Por fresh­
ness,parity sad reli­
ability. Ferry’ s Seeds
are in a class by them­
selves. Farmer*
have confidence
in them bee ansa
they know they
can be relied up­
on. Don’t experi­
ment with cheap
see«!«—your sure­
ty lies in buying
seeds sent out by
a conscientious
and trait worthy
house.
Perry’ s Seed Annual
T h la g s th a t H a d H e lp e d H iss.
Reporter— Senator, I have heard that
| you got your start in life by telling news­
papers.
Senator Lotsmun— Not quite correct,
Tommy, what part will you have?
Young Grandson— Well, they's six of my boy. The fact is— but this is confiden­
ns here, grandpa, but I don't want no tial, you know— that I got my start by
. buying one or two newspapers.
more'n my share. I ’ll leave it to you.
(or ISM 1- - KF.E. Addrsae
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OLD SO RES
FEB AND
KEPT OPEN
B Y I M P U R I T IE S IN T H E B L O O D
Whenever a sore refuses to heal it is because the blood Is not pure and
healthy, as it should be, but is infected with poisonous germs or some old
blood taint which has corrupted and polluted the circulation. Those most
Usually afflicted with old sores are persons who have reached or passed mid­
dle life. The vitality of the blood and strength of the sj’stcm have naturally
begun to decline, and the poisonous germs which have accumulated because
of a sluggish and inactive condition of the system, or some hereditary taint
which has hitherto been held ia cheeh, now force an outlet on the face, arms,
legs or other part of the body. The place grows red and angry, festers and
eats into the surrounding tissue until it becomes a chronic and stubborn
uleer, fed and kept open by the impurities with which the blood is saturated.
Nothing is more trying and disagreeable than a stuobom, non-healing sore.
The very fact that it resists ordinary’ remedies and treatments i3 good reason
for suspicion; the same germ-producing cancerous ulcers 'is back of every
old sore, and especially is this true if the trouble is an inherited one.
Washes, salves, nor indeed any’thing else, applied directly to the sore, can
do any permanent good ; neither w ill remov­
X w a o affllotod w it h » so re o n m y
f a c e o f fo u r y e a r s ’ s ta n d in g .
I t ing the sore with caustic plasters or the
w a s a s m a ll p im p le a t fir s t b u t it surgeon’s knife make a lasting cure.
If
g r a d u a lly g r o w la r g e r au d w o r s e
In e v e r y w a y u n t il I b ecam e every particle of the diseased flesh were
a la rm e d a b o u t I t a n d c o n s u lte d taken awuy another sore would come, be­
s e v e r a l p h y s ic ia n s .
Th ey a l l
tr e a te d xne b u t th a s o r e c o n tin u e d cause the trouble is in the blood, and the
to g r o w w o r s t. I s a w S. Cl. 8 . a d ­
v e r t is e d a n d co m m en ced I t * u s*
an d a f t e r ta k in g I t a w h ile I w a s
c o m p le te ly cu red . M y b lo o d 1*
n o w p u re a n d h e a lt h y fr o m th e
effe c t o f 8 . 8. 8 ., a n d th e r e h as n o t
been a n y s ig n o f th e soro s in c e
B. 8 . S . c u re d It.
TH O S. O W E N
W e s t U n io n , O hio.
BLOOD CANNOT BE CUT A W A Y .
The cure must come by a thorough cleans­
ing of the blood. In S. S. S. w ill be found
a remedy for sores and ulcers c f every kind.
It is an unequalled blood purifier—one that
goes directly into the circulation and
promptly cleanses it cf all poisons and
taints. It gets down to the very bottom of
the trouble and forces out every trace of im­
purity and makes a complete and lasting
cure. S. S. S. changes the quality of the
blood so that instead of feeding the diseased
P1? » with impurities, it nourishes the
_
irritated, inflamed flesh with healthy blood.
Then the sore begins to heal, new flesh is formed, all pain and inflammation
leaves, the place scabs over, and when S. S. S. has purified the blood the
Bore is permanently cured.
S. S. S. is for sale at all first class d r u g stores.
Write for our special book on sores and nleers and any other medical advice
tpou desire. W e make no charge for the book or advice.
S .S .S .
PURELY VEGETABLE
Never stir a cake after final beating.
Beating motion should always tie last
used.
THE SW IFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CAm
It la said that If a little borax is put
In the water It will remove fruit stain«
from the hand«.
A crust o f bread put Into the water Color mor* goods brighter and faster colors than any other dy*. Ons 10c psc
In which greens are boiled will ahsorp and is guarantaed to glva perfect results. Ask daaler, or w e w ill send
h o w to dye, bleschlsnd mix colors.
all objectionable rankness of flavor.
PUTNAM
■ ILffBSTACa^Bnasn.Mwa.
Steel-Clad Grabber
Simpl«*, Strosce*,
Basir* H «a d irli
Grabber
Made.
Will pall MORS
sad
LARGER
S TEMPS
with
LB SS BXPENSB
tbaa asy other.
^ ’ ll* (-«■ Daacrlptiv« Circular aa J Prlcas
JOHN S. BEALL, Manafa&areff
S21 Hawthorne Avenee
9 Portlaad, Orejo*
C. Gee Wo
The well known reliable
CHINESE
Root and llcrb
DOCTOR
Hss made a life »tody o f
root« and herb«, and in that
•tudy discovered «nd 1« h W.
Inc to the world hi« wonder­
ful rezpedie«.
N o M ercury, P o is o n s o r D rugs U sed t ic C u res
W ithout O p era tio n , o r H ith ou t th e A id o f m K n it«
«.’imranree* to Cure Catarrh. Asthma. Lung,
tfhroHt. Kheutnstinm. Nervousness, Ner\ou« Debility-
Stomach, I.i'e r. Kulnev Trouble« a)*o Lost Manhood.
Female Wsukness «nd A ll Private Diseases.
A SURE CANCER CURE
Just R ec eiv e d fr o m P e k in g . China—S a fe, Sura
and R elia ble.
IP YOU ARK AFLICTED. DOS’T DELAY.
DELAYS ARE DASUKHOCS.
C O N S U L T A T IO N F H B B
I f you cannot rail, write foraympton blank und c
lar In rlo w 4 com . In atamiw.
T H E r . OF.E WO CHINESE MEDfCIWECO.
IS L2 >'ira4 St.. Cor. klorrlaon,
Portland,
Pleeas Mention This Paper.
P. N , U .
N o.
e-os
YIT H K IV w r itin g to a d vertisers pie
fl
m ention th is paper.
FADELESS
DYES