The Stayton mail., February 28, 1908, Image 5

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A Most Valmiblo Agent.
Thi< glycerine employed In Dr. Plcrc«*«
medicine« greatly «iilntnce« the medicinal
propertlea which It extruets from imtive
•iiVdlrlnal root« unit hold« In «nlutlmi
tllUi'li Iwttcr thllll nlrulinl would. It nl«o
mi * miih . v 4 medicinal properties of It« own,
tuj|»H a valuable demulcent, nutrltlvo,
•ntiwpMn nud antlfi rnii nt. It add«
•real'y to th<*i nii'iicv of tlio liluck Cherry*
baric, liluodroot, (luldi'ti Heal root, Stone
root and Queen'« root, contained In
•<iold«u Medical Discovery ” in »iilNliilng
chronic, or lingering cough«, liroiiidilal,
tlirout und I uiik utri'i'tlon», for ull • f which
those agent« uro recommended l»y stand­
ard medical authorltli-«.
In all cases whom thorn la u wanting
away of flash. Ions of appetite, with-wr-uk
»totnurti, as In the early stage« of con-
suniiftlim, there cun l«i no doulit that *!y.
ccrlno/act« ns u valuuldn nutritive and
lids mo Golden Seal root. Mono root,
Que«u> root und lilack flu rry bark In
oroniuLngAlgc<tllon und building up tlio
flcih air"^ frength. controlling this rough
a hou u healthy condition
and
g ahout
of the w| le System. Of course. It must
not I«' ci
t ied to work miracles. It will
not enrol msiimpllon except In Its earlier
1 - l i r e vi-rv severe, otistl-
Stagi«. It will
w
nate. haiûTlTr *4iT7rninrffrmTiuiT7mT9rin
am! tri • Sil'Ci] lBt/îîlinrj a l i 'i g j Iif un>: H>rn
•IMi*
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lJ > "j f M'fii' « IrTur'ut«' côlltyliï
It I» riot ao circi live, irla In the lingering
hang im «m ffb s , o r t b o M " f lon gstan d in g,
even when accompanied liy bleeding from
lunga, that it bua perform ed lu moat
marvelotiN cure«.
Prof. Finley l.lllngwood, M. I)., of Den­
nett Med. College, Chicago, nays of gly­
cerin«:
"In dr*iM )i»lstt nerves un excellent pu ri«»««,
fl obi I mi « uo-d uunotHy yt the p e n .Id « of
hydrogen In nolutl.m. It I« one uf tin liest
manufactured product» o f the present time In
lu action upmi enfeebled, disordered «torn-
erhs, e-t« elally If there Is ub eralloii or ca­
tarrhal gastritis (catarrhal Inllaiiimallon of
atomach). It Is a n»- i eittciemt preparation.
Glycerine will relieve many cases of pyrosis
(liranim m ) and e «n .|\e gastric (stoma, h)
•Cldlty."
"Golden Medical Illseovery " onrlclies and
pcrlCcs the blood curing blotches, pimples,
eruptions, scrofulous swellings and old sore«,
or ulcers.
r>end to Dr. IL V. Pierre, o f buffalo, N V..
for free imoth-i telling all al«m t Ihn nativa
medicinal leu's comiaming ibis wonderful
modlclaw Ttaarn I» no alcohol lo It
Writer«’ Cramp.
W riter«' cramp 1« u «erloua matter
hi people whom» work require« that
they u»e n pen very intieh. while for
the uuaecuNtouied w riter who tuke« an
afternoon off now and then to euteli up
with her i'orre«|H>ndcncu It 1«, to way
the IciiHt, very dlacouraglng. Th e trou­
ble 1» more Hum muNcular In Hit« kind
o f crump. Very often a low, nervott«
condition will caUHe It. Then one
•hould tuke It n« a warning that the
•yateiu 1« run down and need« general
toning up. Very often, however, the
trouble 1« nil In the way you bold your
f
Tenderne«« of the Hanging Judge.
Mr Juatlce Hawkins' tenderne«« for
women prisoner« wna well known. He
admitted It, and lie had a great dl»llke
o f sentencing these poor creature« to
dcatli who find been recommended to
mercy and would probably be repriev­
ed. On one such occasion the sheriff
asked If he was not going to put on
the black cap.
"N o.” he answered, "1 am not. I do
not Intend the poor creature to be
hanged, and l nm not going to frighten
her to dentil.”
Addressing her by name, ho «aid:
"Don’ t pay any attention to what I
.ini going to rend. No harm will lie
done to you. I am «tire you did not
know In your great trouble and Borrow
what you were doing, and I will take
care to represent your cane »o that
nothing will harm you in the way o f
punishment.”
lie then mumbled over the words o f
tho sentence o f deatli so that the poor
creature did not hear tbem.—London
Graphic.
DR. KING S
' f . i ' W
K r
KING
OF
| ell
Children now In «\ iool are not like­
ly to la- trotihied with w riter«' cramp.
hecntiHe they are taught to hold the
peu lightly and make all the move-
no 111 « from the arm luMtead o f tint
hand. The old fn«hloned
method
which moNt of mm learned of holding
the pen between the thumb ami fore­
finger 1« also very likely to encourage
a cramp. The muscle« la-come tense
and hard, until finally they contract »0
much that all control over them 1«
lost. The pen »hould he livid between
the flint tw o linger«, well op toward
Hie Joint. The trouble may often lie
relieved by putting the hand and wrlat
Into the hottest water one can stand.
lloMton Herald.
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THROAT
AND
LUNG
REM­
EDIES
NEW
DISCOVERY
for COUGHS AND COLDS
CURES >u THROAT «° LUNG
D IS E A S E S
SAVED
HER
S O M *S U F E
My •on Rex v n taken down a year ago with Jung taonble. W e
doctored some months without improvement. Then I began giving
Dr. King’« New Discovery, and I soon noticed a change for the better.
I kept this treatment up for a few weeks and now my son is perfectly
well and works every day.
MRS. SAMP. R IP P E E , Ava, Mo.
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
BREWER
CARE O F T H E
DRUG
50c
AND
$1.00
COMPANY
TURKEYS.
Valuable Suggestions From •
Widely Known Export.
Mrs. Charles Jones of Pawpaw, 111.,
has the follow ing in the Poultry
Keeper:
In the fall turkeys need very little
care, as they do lieat to have a targe
range and pick up their own living.
They are very healthy at that time of
tho year, and there Is only one trouble
A T TH E
to contend with, aud that is where
they have access to an oats field where
the oats have been thrashed, as they
eat so much o f the grain that It fills
the gizzard so full that the food can­
See our line of Postal ards.
not be digested. I have opened chick­
Lobster Fare.
Hundreds to select irom.
ens that have gorged themselves with
Hungry lobsters tn their natural
oats until their gizzards were so pack­
»tale seldom refuse fish of any kind,
ed that the food could not move off.
“ C o r r e c t E n g lis h H o w T o U s e I t ” whether dead or nltve. The favorite and the consequence was death.
bait with flaberiuen is fresh or stale
\ M o n t h l y M m k h x I m «* I > e v o l # « l T o
For bowel troubles, which turkeys
herring, hut even shark meat is used
Tho I "p o f 1 ngllih.
sometimes have. I have given olive or
st a pinch. Lobsters also eat «m all
linseed oil In large doses about three
JO SE H 1N K T l UC K HA K E I I , K iutou
crabs, sen urchins aud mussels. In­
times. A fter the last dose is given at
deed, there nre few forms of marine
I'A K M .tl. t O M KNT*.
night give quinine.
life suitable for food which they re­
H eavy toms are liable to have bum­
eournc in ( • ru ni mar.
fuse Lobsters sometimes capture fish
ble
foot, which Is caused by jumping
llo w to incrcHse Oito'« Vocabulary.
alive, striking them with tiie smaller
down from high places where they
of their tw o great claws, which for
The Art of Conversation.
roost For this trouble I have soaked
this reason flahermeu cnll the "quick”
Shull and W ill: Should and W ould
the foot and put on a poultice, but this
or ' fish'* claw, but they w ill live for a
does not work well, as a turkey has so
How to l SC 1 hem.
long time, especially when confined
P ron om in al ion* (C entu ry D ictio n ­ without taking nuy food. I f you tether much blood in itB foot that the poultice
draws the blood to the foot, and it
ary.)
the lobster by the large claws, you will
makes matters worse. I have a case
find that, like the muskrat, he w ill go
Cot reel English in the Hom e.
that I am trying corn salve on and
off some flue morulng, leaving only hla
Correct F.ngli.-h in the School.
think it w ill help to make a cure.
leg! In the trail, for this animal has
As one extreme in the seasons usual­
W hat to Hay and W liu t not to Hay. the remarkable power o f "shooting a
Course in
L etter W ritin g
und claw,” or amputating Its limbs, and, ly is followed by other extremes, we
may hope fo r a good year next year in
what ts stlil more wonderful, o f grow ­
Punctuation.
our turkey crop, and evidently every
ing new ones from the atumps left be­
Tw en ty Daily D rill».
one thinks so, as the demand for
hind.—St. Nicholas.
breeding stock is already large. T o fit
Bunin«*»» English for the H u »ine»»
turkeys
for the show room or the mar­
CATCAti-
Man.
The Microscope.
ket requires about the same treatment.
Compound W ord »: How to W rite
There is good rensou to believe that Let them have their liberty and pick
the m agnifying power o f transparent up their own living, with access to
Them .
media with convex surfaces was very clear water and sharp grit, with plenty
H ludie« in Englisli Literature.
early known. A convex lens o f rock o f coarse grit for mature turkeys.
A K ••nit H i m l t i l
crystal was found by Ioiyard among
I never feed my turkeys until the
fl.OO 1 » year. Mend 10 cen t» for
the ruins o f the palace o f N'lmrtid. ground freezes, ns they pick up the
And it Is pretty certain that after the grain where the stock is fed. Turkeys
Sam ple Gopy
Invention o f glass hollow spheres
C O ItR K tT K M I I.I 'I I. Kvanatun. Ill
Intended for market enn lie kept con­
blown o f that material were commonly I
fined for nliout ten days and fed fa t­
used as magnifiers. The perfection o f | tening food, nud I have never found
gem cutting shown in ancient gems, |
nnythlng to put on w eight equal to J
especially in those of very minute j
new corn boiled several hours and fed
size, could not have l>ecn attained i
The Secret of a
a little warm, not hot. ns I think hot (
without the use o f such nlds to tiie | ntashes the cause o f roup, as I used to
G. .lutiful Face
eye, and there can I k » little doubt th a t! have roup in turkeys and chickens, and
lies in keening the skin pro­
Lttcy Suddreth, of Lenoir, N. C., had been troubled with
tected:! ¡well asclcansed. Just
tlio artificers who could execute those 1 since I have cut out warm mashes I
a very bad cough for over a year. She says : “ A friend
washing i. not enough—that
wonderful works could also shape and 1 hnve never had the roup in my flocks.
bought a bottle of C h a m b e r l a in ' s C ough R em edy ,
only leaves the delicate surface
polish the magnifiers best suited for j
/J
It lias beeu several years since I have
more exposed to the irritation
brought
it to me and insisted that I should take it. I did
their own or others’ use.—New York ,
even had a symptom o f It. Warm, dry
of dust anil germs j to merci­
so
and
to
my surprise it helped me.
Four bottfes of it
American.
less attacks of sun and
bouses nnd dry feed w ill avoid roup.
cured me of my cough.’ ’
weather. After washing, ap­
Rifled Firearm«.
ply Robertine and experience
trannia Wood's Poultry Talk.
In the South Kensington museum
F O R S A L E B Y B R E W E R D R U G CO.
its delightful refreshment.
Now is a good time to get a trio o f
You will admire thodine-lesa ! are several wheel lock muskets with
turkeys tf you want to try turkey rais­
softness it imparts to face,
rifled barrels tiimle during the reign o f
ing. But If you do not have plenty of
Pay of Army Officsr*.
neck and arms. It not only
Charles I., If not earlier. Such barrels
space you bad lietter let turkeys alone,
stimulates a radiant glow, but
When
a
young man becomes a cadet
N EI S £
were then usually called "screwed."
ns they do not thrive upon Intensive nt West Point, he enters upon a gov­
protects the skin from becom­
Zachary
Grey
in
a
note
on
"Hudlbras,”
CONNAW AY
ing coarse. Prevents burn­
lines.
ernment allowance o f »000.50 n year.
part 1. canto 3, line 5.'13, says that
ing, tan and freckles.
Kill
up
or
drain
every
puddle
where
On graduation the West Pointer is
Prince Uupcrt showed his skill as a
A
A ik ym r D rugflit f i r a
^
/rtr tampU and— T R Y
marksman by hitting twice In succes­ poultry might drink. Then keep the commissioned a second lieutenant nnd
sion the vnue on St. M ary’s Stnffonl at drill if lug vessels dean If you want receives a salary of $1,400 i f unmount­
ed or $1,500 If mounted. Increases at
sixty ynrds with n "screwed” pistol.— hegirjiy chickens.
each five year period bring the pay at
This
is
the
time
when
disease
is
apt
London Notes nnd Queries.
'ARTi<§>T<|> H L U B T B P T O R «
to tJKe hold o f the flock.' Scatter lime the end o f twenty years up to »1.000
In the one ease nnd SJ.100 tn the
about the houses nnd yards.
PRINTING PL A T E S w
The Foreeta.
other.
N
\Yhlte
oak
bark
chips
In
the
driuklug
A true forest is not merely a store- [
/& W I0 N C R Y P R IN TIN G
The pay o f first lieutenants begins at
house full of wood, but. ns It were, a water help to prevent cholera und Indi­
»1,500
and
»1.000;
captains.
»1.800
nnd
gestion.
AND C U R E THE L U N G S
fuctory o f wood and at the same time
y $ P § )P A P E R ILLUSTRATIONS»
Remember lice and disease aie g**o<l »2,000; majors. $'_,.500; lieutenant colo­
a reservoir o f water. When you help
nels, »3.000; colonels. $3.5»«). Bach olfi-
\ M A G A Z IN E A N D BO O KLET
to preserve our forests or to plant new friends.—Farm Journal.
cer attains a 40 tier cent maximum In­
ones, you are acting the part of good
COME Rp) AM DtLLUe) TRAT IONS
crease in twenty years.
cl t Izens.—It oosc vet t.
Not Too Crazy.
On the average the salary o f the
‘ C O niC A N D èQ U V E N ItR P O èT
Jones, the tailor, is Informed that
army officer Is higher than that o f the
ono o f his clients has suddenly gone
Reputation and Character.
college professor, the minister or the
C ^ p è.C A T A L O G àL A B t L e )£ v
Law yer (examining Jury)—Do you Ivsane.
graded civil service employee. The o f­
: 10 9 *ECOr«L> * T « t t T
"Oh. the poor fellow ! But he’ ll pay
understand the difference between
P
o r t l a n d o o t o o r s
ficer
lias
allowances
for
residence
and
l
1 character nnd reputation? Juror— lleD- my bill at least, won’ t he?”
personal attendance. He may buy
AND ALL THROAT AND LUND TROUBLE».
"Oh. he isn’t quite Insane enough
Utntlon Is the name your nelghbcre
household supplies from a government
G U A R A N T E E D S A T IS F A C T O R Y J give yon; character Is the one they for th a t” — Paris Journal.
commissary nt cost. — Detroit News-
Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remeilv.
OR M O N E Y R E F U N D E D .
i take from you —Judge.
Never fail». Bay it now It m»y »ave life.
Tribune.
B e s t C ig a r s
ancT C a n d ie s
GEM .CONFECTIONERY
lom s
FRIEND TO FRIEND.
The personal recommendations of people who
have been cured of coughs and colds by Cham­
berlain’s Cough Remedy have done more than all
else to make it a staple article of trade and com­
merce over a large part of the civilized world.
AN IN STA N C E.
5
PH O T O
N
EN G K A V EB S
K ILL thi COUCH
with Dr.
King’s
New Discovery
FOR C
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