The Stayton mail., April 17, 1908, Image 7

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Peculiar to Itself
In combination, proportion and process, 11 ood’s Sarsaparilla'
is therefore Peculiar to Itself in merit, sales and cures.1
. ^ niade from the best blood-purifying, alterative and
tonic ingredients by such original and peculiar methods as to
retain the full medicinal value of each and all.
The severest forms of scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh, rheu­
matism, dyspepsia, and debility are cured every day by
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists, ioo doses $i. Begin to take it today.
S Q T S d td h o
For th o »» w h o p rrf.r 1 IBn„ o iiratt va propertied. * » the llr uld for», b#
H mm II a I h « in tablnr e<<uri u y o f d< *<•, eoi.vf n1ruco, I ' one a y , {hero
form, I lot h I a M<ir«*parllla la now ptil up In vhttro
he'rig v o lo-a by evaporation, b ro ak agi o r leakage
l.t«>l (ablate celled Hersaleba. a. w .ll .4 In lb . Sold by <lruggl»u or im nt prom ptly by m r'L
uaiul lliiuld form. N i r u l t l n h ere Identically ttia I
C. I. II - c l Co., I.uwe!l, M an.
Kllilblf
A.
A r id i I y.
lVrerlii« ( (IriippinK iii again)
Wei’,
Mr. Hrarktlt have you <l*iilgiie<l anythin;
nrw la t e ly I Inti > on would Ilka to allow
nt ?
Ituay Arch 11 sot Why, ye«; I're pul a
unique ornaaiauial paual on tha out-ini
af my otli<<« door.
I'll allow It to you
tNMOtly.
Jl you wish to obtain a iet o( font
liwuulilul water color pictures naarl
life »ize, free, write I he Pacific Cos«
Borax Co., Altwny lllock, Oakland
Cal., and full information will be ran
you together with an illuatrated hook
let Riving | articular« of aomething 01
interest to everyone in the family.
Townar You live In ona of Ilia flooded
tu I mi rim, do you? Nothing dry wilbin a
mile of you?
Out noma (»real Scott, yen ! My raw
lian gone dry. Can’t g<-t anything to feed
bar
Chicago Tribuna.
n ram lln i
Ilie
I ■■•In tint I n .
"No. I haven't anything for you,” «sic,
he hard featured woman of the house.
"Iiistewl of «iiending your time in loafing
around the saloons and begging, why don’t
you try to follow some useful occupa­
tion T ’
'■Madam.’’ said Wareham Long, tilting
his jaded remnant of a hat forward ami
eying her with a frown, "do I look like
••ue o' de idle rich?”
M atrim onial t onSilrnce«.
HI«
I ' e c a l t n r l f y.
Mr. Hilltia I wiab I could find Borne I “ My husband bai such a curious fad.
way lo limin' tha hair grow on that bald He'* making a collection of fine silk um-
a pot of mina.
irellax dozens and dozens of them.”
Mra. Itillua Don't do it. John. That'«
"That must lie a pretty expensive fad.”
tba only faatura you've got that ever
“ Well, of coiir.e, I — e r—don't know
act in a lo ainile.
l how much they coat him.”
M C u re« W hile You Walk.
The
I'rnlPMOr,
/■
and he Is not only doing them a kind­
ness, but helping himself In a very
definite fashion. If he so
manages
things that they can have as many
nesting places as possible.
Hiisirm ail«
l*o«t
or
W ell
Driver.
Posts may be driven with speed and
economy on many farms. If well sharp­
ened and the right method 1» followed.
A real post driver Is one of the most
euslly made things and one of the
moat useful that a farmer can get up.
Uprights are bolted across to a sled,
or a rough plank sled may he made for
the purpose.
The standards may Is* 12 or IS feet
high. To them Is bolted u cross bar
which siififKirls the hoist for the
weight.
For this a block of Iron or
lead weighing not less than 25 pound!
must be.obtained, and It miiat have a
staple or ring In It so It may be lifted.
The post Is placed where It Is to be
driven and the weight lifted and al­
lowed to fall on It. A little practice
will enable one to drive posts in soil
that seems too hard. The rig is useful
also In putting down driven wells.
To drive a well P/4-lnch pl(>e Is pre­
ferred.
The lengths should not
be
over 6 feet. The first pipe to be driven
must have a fsilnt of Iron or steel.
Any bluckHmltli who Is an expert at
welding can readily make a point solid
In the end of the pipe, and then bore
numerous >4-Inch holes In It for the
first 18 Inches of Its length above the
[Kilnt Itefore driving a coupling must
lie screwed down tight and fust on the
thread that Is to connect It to Its mate,
so the thread may not lie Injured. Also
on top of this coupling must always
rest a block of lead or seasoned hick­
ory, to receive and distribute the con­
cussion, to preserve the pipe from de­
struction. *
The pi fie Is driven the same as a
Knr
Picking
(-'berries.
With the aid of an Improved fruit
gatherer designed by an Indiana man,
the most delicate of small fruits, such
a a cherries, can be
severed
from
their
sterna without mutila­
tion, Infecting or soil­
ing of the fruit In the
least, and without the
necessity o f the hands
of the |>ersori corning
In contact with the
fruit. As shown In the
Illustration, the gath­
erer Is of a size to tie
easily manipulated by
(>rr ruVJT.
the hand. In one end Is an opening,
to freely admit the fruit, a stationary
Made and u movable blade being placed
In advance of the opening.
By this
novel arrangement of the fixed blade
and the dlsttositlon of the movable
blade and its arm, the movement of
the one blade past the other, besides
effectively severing the sterns, tends to
Impel the severed fruit Into the open­
ing. In practice the device Is held in
either band, and as the stems of the
fruit are cut It slides down the Incline
and Into the receptacle. When the lat­
ter Is filb-d the contents are easily dis­
charged through the hinged lid at the
end.
Allen'» Pool Kaa« la a certain cure for hot,
His youngest grundebild had managed
H o n to M a in ta in th e F e r t i l i t y .
twcalltiK.rallua.ati'l awollen, aching [«at. Mold
hy all liruicgUta Price/.V. Don't accept any . to get posaeuiion of a primer and was
It 1» a noted fact that where legumes
• utatitiilc Trial parkaiiu KKKg. Addriaa ' trying to e«t it.
are grown on land, say two-fifths of
Allen H. Oluuted, !.<• Huy, N. Y.
"Pardon uie for taking the words out of
the time, which certainly should be tlie
: your mouth, little one," said the professor,
T r u e T e a l.
case,
tbe nitrogen supply is held. It Is
hastily interposing
Chicago Tribune.
She— Wna l*e Flunk's wedding
a
also well known that' the feeding of
S lo t a t A l l .
lurger ulTalr than the Hweelenla'T
the crops grown on tbe same farm, the
“
I
was
held
for four hours on a
He- Yes.
De IMunk'a had tlffy de-
proper care of the barnyard manure,
tectlvea to wntch the presents, whereaa ferry boat one night when the mercury
and Its application to tbe lands, will
| was down to itero.”
Kwi-elenls' only had forty-four detec-
return all the fertilizing ingredleuts
“That was distressing."
tlvea to watch theirs.
with the exception of such as compose
"W asn't It? Did you ever have such
the animal body, and such other prod­
un experience?"
T i p p i n g K a i l In M r i l r o .
ucts as wool, ch.-ese and butter as are
“ We II, I was held for about that
The tip quest Ion I ihb ten time mi'-h a
sold from the farm. They are actually
nultam-e In Mexico city that aomt* time length of time In our parlor the other
lost to the soil forever.
This loss is
ago the government of the federal dls- night, hut It was not at all distress­
represented
on
phosphorus
and potassi­
trlct aniuiunced that cabmen, earga- ing."— Houston Post.
um compounds, and can I k - supplied iu
dora, mecapaleroa, etc., who accepted
K rh o ra at t h * Paaf.
three distinct ways only.
They can
tlpa, would he discharged.
Unfortu­
Ariatid'-a wna lamenting the ingratitude
l>e purchased in tbe form o f feeding
nately the public prefera to tip all of the people of Athena, to whose service
stuffs for farm animals, finding their
there people rather than to hear them­ he bad devoted the lieat years of his life.
way to the soil through the manure;
selves railed by the far from sweet
"Still,” he said, “ I want it distinctly
or, they may lie secured directly by
names that such peopl« apply to uon- understood that I am not going to make
commercial fertilizers; and again by
1 a noise like an unappreciated philanthrop­
tlpplng persons.
tbe subsoil running down to a depth of
ist."
3 or 4 feet from the surface.
I IMcking up one of the current maga-
POST OR WELL DRIVEK.
Hoots of all crops go down Into the
! lines he looked it over to see whether or
soil
from 2 to 6 feet, and take directly
not Tom I.awson was still throwing fits.
post, another length being attached as
fast aa one Is sunk In the ground. One the Ingredients from the subsoil, and
Heredity.
rule must never be forgotten: Kneh upon their decay tend to Increase Us
Caller— Your little boy looks exactly
This assists the capillary
length
of pipe must be threaded so long fxirosity.
lik e you.
movements
of water, which reacts as
that
It
screws
Into
the
coupling
and
Appeal to the Well-Informed in every
Youngster's Mother— Yes; but if he
an agent to carry fertilizing Ingredl
walk of life and are esaenUal to per­ doesn't get hia meals just when he wants rests (huts, they call It), on the end
ents as they become soluble In the low­
manent huccchh and creditable stand­ them he puts up exnctly the same kind of the pipe beneath it. This prevents
of face his father Hoes.
splitting the coupling and leaky Joints. er soils up to near the surface, where
ing.
Accordingly, It la not claimed
they are readily available to the feed­
— Julius Brown, In Farm nml Home.
A Stayer.
that 8yrup of Figs and Elixir of
ing roots of succeeding crops.
"Mildred." said the prudent mamma. "I
Henna la the only remedy of known
E x p e r i m e n t i n g w it h I.ambs.
want you to treat Mr. Ketchley, who
The Iowa Experiment Station
re­
value, but one of many rcaaonB why
R e o n ( h e S a f e S id e .
called on you last evening, with some
If the herd milk is separated on the
It la the beat of peraonal and family i consideration and respect. He may not cently marketed somy lambs that had
laxatlvca la the fact that It cleanse«, he particularly handsome or attractive, been fed to determine the value of dif­ home farm and only the cream sent to
Bweetena and relieves the Internal | but he is sensible, well connected, highly ferent rntlons. Lot one was fed man­ the factory there is no danger of the
successful in business, and ia regarded as gels, lot two sugar beets, lot three corn patrons getting an infected supply of
organa on which It acta without any
one of the coming men.”
silage and lot four grain and alfalfa. skim milk from n source outside their
debilitating after effecta and without
"I wouldn't mind his being one of the There was no material difference In own farms. The farm separator will
having to Increase the quantity from coming men,” said Miss Mildred, “if it the condition of the lambs In lots one
protect him from acquiring tubercu­
didn't take him so long to go."
timo to tlmo-
and four at the tinlsh. W hile the lot losis from the neighbor s herd, which
given corn silage was in better shape may be spread through the medium of
It acta pleasantly and naturally and
T h e Rest H a C o u l d S ay .
Mrs. Stnrvem— How do you like th* than the one given sugar beets, it was the skim milk returned from the cream
truly as a laxative, and its component
not as good as lots one and four. It is ery. Farmers and dairymen who are
parts are known to and approved by chicken soup, Mr. Newbord?
the claim of Knglish shepherds that fowling young stock the creamery
Mr.
Newbord—
O—
er—
Is
this
chick-
physicians, aa It la free from all
succulent fceils are necessary In secur­ skimmed milk should by all mentis
j en soup?
objectionable substances. To get Its
Mrs. Rtarvem— Certainly.
IIow do ing a good finish on lambs, but the have a good separator and by so doing
beneficial effects always purchase the
above experiment Indicated that while insure their herd against Infection.—
you like It?
genuine— manufactured by the Cali­
Mr.
Newbord— W ell— cr— It's
cer­ the lambs fill such feeds made better F. L. Itlsley.
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for tainly
there
was
not
very
tender. — Philadelphia gains than others,
N u b b in s o f F n r m » > » « .
sale by all leading druggists.
Press.
enough difference to warrant the buy­
The State of Vermont has built a
ing of atich feeds.
WO.OOO dairy with a special reference
to teaching farm boys anil girls how
Seed P e r Acre.
It will require 3 bushels of oats to to make good butter and market their
seed an acre; barley, 2 bushels; tim­ products.
For Thin,
Poor Blood
You can trust a medicine
tested 60 years ! Sixty years
of experience, think of that!
Experience with Ayer’s Sar­
saparilla; the original Sarsa­
parilla; the strongest Sarsapa­
rilla; the Sarsaparilla the doc­
tors endorse for thin blood,
weak nerves, genera! debility.
Bnt atati tbH rranri oM medicine cannot do
It» b**t work >f ilio llvor is |j.*ctiv« sod tho
bowel» const* | at ad. For tho beat po««ihlc ro-
auits,you ahotild taka UvnfWo ««..*€» of Arer'a
1*111» while twkin/ ti e ft ir««f»ar11U. The five*
will quickly respond, end ao w ill the bowel«.
Mode by J.C. A y e r Co , Low ell, M ae*.
AlaO m aauieoturor« o f
A
T h e best
in the land is not
alw ays the most costly.
B A K IN G
POWDER
23 Ounces for 23 Cents
.OUNCES i
,
-e*V0
MANf* c
Is the result of modem ideas. Costs
less. Does better work. You must
try it to see. Get a can on trial.
The baking will be vastly better,
lighter and tastier or we pay
for the can.
«AM?*
Jaquea Mfg. Cov
Chicago.
othy, d quarts; tobacco, 2 ounces; blue
grass, 2 bushels; clover, white and al-
slke, ♦$ to 8 pounds; clover, red, 8 to 10
qunrts; clover. Lucerne or alfalfa, 15
to 25 pounds; m l top, 1 to 2 bushels;
millet, % to l bushel; orchard grass, 2
bushels; buckwheat, *4 busltel; broom
corn, 1-3 bushel; com, broadcast, 4
bushels; corn. In hills, 4 to 8 quarts;
corn. In drills, 2 to 3 bushels; popcorn,
2 q u a rts; sweet corn, (I qu arts; peas,
garden, 2 to 3 bushels; potatoes, 10 to
12 bushels; rutabagas and turnips, 1 to
2 pounds; mixed lawn grass. 3 to 4
bushels ; rye, 1
to 2 bushels; vetches,
2 bushels; wheat, 1 *4 to 2 bushels.
Back
Xonker.
Yatson— Scribbler Is horribly behind
the times.
Baker— IIow so?
Watson— W hy, he has a preface to
his new volume of essays instead of >
foreword.— Somerville Journal.
Germany had 11,013 feticides last year,
a rate of 21 to lOU.OOO inhabitants. The
rate for I’ruasia alone is 20; that for the
Province of Sax-iny 32, and for Schleswig-
Holstein 33, while in Catholic and Polish
Posen it is onl> 8. For Berlin the rate
was 34.
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CHINESE
Root and Herb
DOCTOR
H im ir-ade a life study o f
root» und her!»», and in that
<wjjs-N »1 udy dif»x>vere i and i» eiT-
ina to the world his wonder-
PJ b E v w W fu l remedies.
N o M ercury, P o sons o r D rugs U sed — H e C a re s
W ithout O p era tion , o r W ithout the A id o f a K n ife
H e guarantee* to Cure Catarrh, Asthma, Luna,
Thront, Rheumatis-n. Nerrousnew». Nervous I>ebllity#
Stomach, Liver. Kidney Tronftle«:alsoLont Manhood.
Female Weakness and A ll Private Di*eu*ee
A SURE CANCER
CURE
lu st R e c e iv e d fr o m P e k in g , Chino S a fe , Sura
and R elia b le .
I T Y O r A R E A F I1 C T E 1 ) DON'T DELAY.
D E LAYS AHE D a N'(.EBODS.
C O N S L L T A T IO iN
h’ R B B
tf yon cannot coll, write (or.ym pton blank and clrro.
U r Inolo-e 4 cents In «an-re.
T H E O. ( » 0 : WO OH 1 b ESK M E D IC IN E CO.
.'(¡2 12 Firat St . Cor. Morrison.
Port land, Oregoa.
Please Mention This Parer.
The farms of Kansas produced $19.-
000.000 more produce Inst year thnn In
1006. The wheat crop alone amounted
to nearly $00.000,000 and the corn crop
about $03,000,000.
The members of the Bee Keepers’ As­
sociation of the United States, which
met In Chicago recently, declared that
the pure food law has Increased th«
demand for and sale of pure honey.
There are more than six and a hall
million of farm families in the United
States, and they produce enough food
for themselves and the other 12.000.00C
families who live in the cities and
towns.
The telephone Is now being largely
S h o u l d He M o r e H e d g e r o w s .
There ought to be more hedgerows used In the country districts for the
than there are on central
western benefit of the bedridden persons, who
farms, for when grown they not only are connected with church pulpits and
serve ns a fence which will turn live are thus enabled to hear the sermon
stock, but provide birds which nest In and singing.
Luther Burbank's thornless cactus,
shrnbs the best possible protection dur­
ing the summer season.
O f all his which promises to tie a valuable fornge
friends In the nnlnial kingdom outside plant, grows to a length of about three
of the farm animals none render the feet by one foot wide, three inchee
farmer more valuable service thnn the tblrk, and has a surface similar to tlutf
many birds which range over his laud. of • watermelon.
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No. 1 6 -0 »
H E X w r i t i n g t o n d v e r t lo e r o p le u e e
m e n tio n t h l , p a p e r.