The Stayton mail., February 21, 1908, Image 5

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INEH IISCOVERY
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(Original J
A bridge whlat pnrty wait In progress
In one of the fuali Iona hie houses of n
largo city. Tlui games were for money,
but u h one may l*»*n or svln a largo
number o f polut* nt ¿trldgi? u point !
wus flxo<l nt u fetv cent*. There were
two hoi « o f tables. A t oue set fho piny
wn*i for money; ut fho oilier there svns
no sink«*
Guests wore permitted to
sit ill the slake or no slake table«, ns
they pleased.
Ni m ly nil the guests had arrived and
neleeled l heir seats when u young uinn
enteroil who took u ehulr opposite a
young girl nt one o f the tables where
there «in* no stake to 1» played for.
<>n Ills left snt nn elderly woman with
a ruperlor look; on Ills right, a ml*l*llo
ii/eil uinu with n bn 1*1 bead, who seeio-
<**1 to regard the nfTnlr us n Ixirc. The
newcomer
« a s * lei leu tel y
formed,
strikingly handsome uml with a win­
ning voice and smile. The girl svns
whut In railed a 'T it Ian lieauty—that Is, |
I bad the most debilitating cough a mortal was ever afflicted with, and m y friends expected that
with reddish golden hair and dark,
when I le ft m y bed it would surely be for m y grave. Our doctor pronounced m y case incurable,
llipild eyes. The young man was uot
but thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. K in g’s New Discovery cured me so completely that I am
known to any one ut the tuhle, Imt In-
troductlons In such cases are uo^ re-
all sound and w ell.— MRS. E V A UNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind.
ijulred. Hi- addressed the young girl
modestly, yet confidently.
A m tin* piny went <>n It was evident
that t-hn was fulling under the H[iell of
ihu many pleasant things he said to
SOLD A N D G U A R A N TE E D BY N N H H I
her, the musical voice hi which he
mid them, the glances that shot from
Ills eyes. Indeed, Ids whole jicrsoiial- .
Ity was fuHcluatlug unit plainly devot
e*l to Impressing her. Finally he sng- |
gi-sted Hint a game without n stuke | The bnldheuileil opponent took up the
was uulutorcstlug nnd proponed that score, figured up his loss, felt nervous­
they luive n smnll one to consist o f but ly In Ills pockets, whispered something
n «•»•ut u point. The opposing couple to the host nnd left the room. Ills
partner, exclaiming, “ Well, I declare!"
did not object, but the Titian girl de
mnmsl. She said she was u uiembur also stalked away. The Titian girl
of n church that prohibited both card after sitting for n few moments with I
phiylng nml dauciug. She had uttend- her face covered withdrew her hands
nnd looked dazedly nt those standing
im | the party uot knowing there were
to I k ? curds uml had been |«ersuaded nlx>ut. when herinotlier approached and,
to play only ut tbc urgent request of | like a storm cloud, swept her away.
tho host**'*, there lieiug one vacant i As for the stranger, he nes’ er appear­
scat. T lie young man opposite her ed to claim Ids share of the winnings,
looked into her eyes with his, w h ere-1 nor was he heard o f ever afterward.
F. A. M ITC H E L.
upon she took up the hand that lay be- :
fore her, making no further objection. .
Prom that moment the cards seemed i
Give Chicks Charcoal.
bewitched. W h en ever it came the turn
When chicks arc fed mashes It Is a
o f the Tltiuii girl to play dummy she great benefit to them to add a little
Invariably played “ without a trump,” * powdered charcoal to their feed. Have
which In bridge wldst counts twelve ; tho mash moist enough so the charcoal
points for each trick above t*U. She | w ill stick. The chicks will soon learn
D ually won most o f tho tricks, often | to like It and will eat the mixture as
taking them all, maklug what Is called readily as plain food. When they get
n grand slam and counting a bonus, j older, feed tho charcoal aloue anil see
Ib-sldee, she nnd her partner always how they will cat I t It Is a fine thing
won tfie rub game, which gave them i to keep them healthy, for it Is a great
nu extra hundred points. This was all corrective, preventing fermentation o f
the more remarkable since she had food In the crop, and for that reason
never played the game before. Occa 1« n great nld in warding off bowel
Kbniully her opponents would take up complaint.—California Cultivator.
a good band and "double,” upon which
•she would “ go back,” which Is tho
Canada's Cash Road Tax 8ystfm.
term for doubling tbc double. This
Canadian
townships,
particularly
doubling au*l redoubling would ofteu
those o f the province o f Ontario, are
go ou till tho original count had l»ecn
adopting the cash road tax system In
multiplied by six.
place o f the ancient method o f working
Tlio only person ut tbc tabic having
out the road tax, which Is in too many
ordinary bands was the young man
cases a farce, says the Good Roads
who had suggested playing for a stake, i
Magazine. Supervision o f the werk on
But, while he took no impurtuut part
the roads Is Intrusted to from one to
In the game himself, tho others seemed 1
four resi>onslble commissioners, who
to feel that all this high play orlgluftt-'
use labor saving machinery, build bet­
*• 1 through some mysterious lutlueneo
ter bridges than the roads^ had and
emanating from him. One by one tho | moke the highways permanent and
CATIM l-
players nt the other tables censed to
durable. Durlug th<^ decade from 1S©6
ptay and, noticing that there wero to 1905 the outlay on county roads o f
large hands nnd a large count at the Ohtarlo amounted to $21,000,000. Of
table where sat the girt with the Titian this $10,432.902 was cash, and $10,-
hair, stood watching the game. One 010.900 represented days o f statute la­
of these onlookers by 'mental process, bor.
This equaled an average o f
counted the score nnd noticed that she $2,100,000 per annum nnd Included the
anil her partner were winners o f a expenditures by the townships and a
considerable sum.
part only o f thnt made by counties on
Hep-partner sat facing n corner with their country highways. Cities nnd
Ills I>ack to tho room full of guests, towns spent a large amount In addi­
so that Ills face could not I k ? seen. Tho j tion to the above sums. The good
host, noticing persons about his table, I roads movement Is said to be extend­
advanced, looked nt him nnd, not rce- ing widely in Canada.
ogulzlng bint, thought thnt he was
Lucy Suddreth, o f Lenoir, N. C., had been troubled with
some friend o f his svlfe’s to whom he
Gumbo Roads.
had not b.*eu Introduced. Then the
a
very bad cough for over a year. She says : “ A friend
8tnte Engineer George W . Cooley o f
hostess saw him nnd fancied he must Minnesota was recently quoted ns say­
bought a bottle of C h a :. ib :: r i . ain ’ ' s C ough R e m e d y ,
be soma friend o f her husband’s. E v­ ing thnt he Is convinced that there is
brought it to me and insiste1 that I should take it. I did
ery 1 mm ly was Inquiring who ho was, no reason why good gumbo roads can­
so and to my surprise it helped me.
Four bottles o f it
nnd no one could give information.
not be built. “ Tb e gumbo road built
cured me of my cough,”
A t Inst there arose a whispering a n d ! last year near Crookston," be stated,
a murmuring. The Titian girl was "Is now In excellent condition and has
F O R S A L E B Y B R E W E R D R U G CO.
known to most o f the guests ns nn been every day during the year In
example o f probity, but here she was | which It has been In use.”
playing for stakes that had l>cen raised j
from a cent to n dollar, her eyes bln*-'
The Home Loving Guinea.
Long Island Motor Parkway.
i.
Ing and her cheeks red with excite- j I t Is expected that the work o f con­
The guinea becomes attached to Its
home nuil If taken to a strange place
mold, her partner n man whom noliody ; structing the Long Island motor park
knew nnd o f whom everybody was bus - i way w ill soon be Itegun In order to w ill often wauder away In search of
pit Ions. Another estimate was made ; have It finished about a year hence. | the old place.
of the winnings, and they were found says the Good Roads Magazine. The |
Farmer Vincent's Wise Sayings.
to reach f/r up into the hundreds of j length of this roadway h; to l*e over
dollars.
sixty miles, from 73 to It 0 feet wide. | Dandelion leaves are one o f tho best
’
lUÀJfcTRYTOR è
Presently a clergyman Joined the on-1 and Its cost is estimates' nt over S2.- things to feed to hens that you can
' * '
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get.
lookers, l i e was nn Episcopalian, nnd 500,000.
v v-.-n ' PRINTING PL ATE
n gold cross glistened on Ills breast, j
Some breeds o f bens need altogether
He stood directly opposite the young
She Wee a Bit Bashful.
different feed from others
You didn't
■"WJptipNERY PRINTING
stranger, who, on looking up, copied
Mr. root, n very dl indent man, was know thnt? W hat will make one hen
;^P<S)fAPEP ILLUôTWnONÔ
the cross. In n twinkling every uiom- unable to prevent himself tielng Intro­ lay the most eggs may not be the
t«?r o f the ' aril party seemed released duced one evening to a fascinating thing for another. The hen business Is
AND BOOK IT. T
from bln „enthrallment. Ills opponents young lady. who. misunderstanding bis a study.
v-fkOÏe PI) AflDlLLUérmTlONê
threw down their cards nnd arose, with nume, constantly addressed him as Mr.
Cut some o f the second crop dovet
an angry look. The Titian girl leaned reters, innch to the gentleman's dis­ to feed to the hens next winter.
^C^JCÀND èOUVLNIf RPOàT
back In her chair and covered her face tress. Finally summoning np the cour­
Drop mashes for awhile nnd try feed­
with her hands. The strange young age, he .earnestly remonstrated: “ Oh, ing whole or cracked grain. There Is
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man paled, half arose nnd. muttering don't caff me Peters. Call me 1’eetr’
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a reason and a good one. Change o f
“ Ah. but I don't know you well diet Is good even fot ".sus.
something about having promised to
PORTLAND OR COON
be nt home early, slunk away through enough. Mr. Peters.” said the young
Fix up n box of sand lu tbe corner
the crowded rooms. A moment Inter j lady, blushing, as she withdrew l>e- of the henhouse for fifc biddies to ras-
____ I____I • >«. Colle. Choler* «n*t
carriage wheels were heard rolling rap hiuil her fau.—London Telegraph.
L n a m D e ria tn S Diarrhoea KitneUy.
tlo lu.—Farm Journal.
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