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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1906)
'he Song the Hair m ... rmip verses, verse rC . nir. vtanr makes Aver s nBM ' " ' ; Sotow. Verse 2. Ayer's Sops falling hair. Vl Wo r Vlaor ... Vre 4. ..sdanaruii. r.HflifVIeor always rc- ! color to gray hair. The 59 V hit millions. fUS IS BUHB .... ...ri Itnlr Vlwr IJhafl vary W!L"!Jr liMlr Hut I roiuinnen io 7,7, " a, AyV Co , LowjU.M. ! fl.oEtnSf.oturer. of -r 7 SAKSAI'AK.". Improved ml on for VUVUHOKV, TflUMPET CALLS. . . II.. ...... (tlVn nf Maud ims ' n .. - ... l.Mn'firit'il fnmllv. wither sis- U & public lulu-nun .in.. LpPrfMnmn!!nzlnnt,l1drc;. I0remont, snys uio mnm.. -..-v.. ....i. xlio wrote something on n dlng It to one m I t The reporter, ui muni-, t dee piCKea u ui. .-i"-t " .. (vx)o for Ills paper. Im- ihiicbnsrin when ho found writ- ilttDecomi"unii.u i. oti pinch inchorriDiy.- IM'.'j,,. 1.1 Ull A ttti HL. I'lllle-.l's. nr. im"1""" Ktmpllng (lie Initioealble. My teauty doctor wants to glvo i treat bearing on a woman's looks, -IVby. my ui-'ar, you open youra Holly enough, ami as for abutting Ibit'i Uio uso of throwing awny ffioney? Detroit Freo Press. Good Scheme. BBj-That medicine's nnaty. my-Dld yQU tnko a wbolo iJalof It n I told you 7 ay-No'ra. I couldn't find n ,io I took a fork full. Clovelnud To Brcik In New Shoea. hpi-i-tln Allrn's Foot-Ksw, a powder. I loi, wealing, scuiiig, '"""f" iee. cttl.lirruwItlK II alii and bunion. At wliti tad ittoe itorci, lie.. Don't arrept HU1014. cim pie mtiiea rites, A-areis LOloiWa, l Ilojr, K V. It was long ngo (Uncovered tlmt tho natural color of puro wntor Is blue find not white. Tho green and yellow tints found In water nro duo to extraneous BubflUneea. Tremendous quantities of conl will bo required to run tho turblno liner UiHltnnln'H engines. Tlio ship's Indl eated horj power Is 05,000, which will menu n eonmiuiptlon of not less thnn 485 tonrt of Hteiun ench hour nnd n correiK)ndlng consuniptlon of fifty tons (of conl In tho wiino time.' This would ,work out n total of 1J00 tons of conl a any, For nn nrtlflelnl rubber n German authority recommends mixing an In fusion of Carragheen mow with starch, and drying on a slightly oiled metal plate. When the transparent sbeetnro- 'dueod-U broken up, It softens In cold .water,, nnd-.on subsetiiieiit heating It ronmi netlilck pmimy substance, which may bo used for thickening paint ov for anniiy xf the purposus of rubber. Tho. naferolds or minor planets, of which nearly 000 have been recorded Blnco tho iH'glnnlng of tho nineteenth century, have been supposed to form a ring In tho space between tho orbits of Mars and Jupiter. Ono discovered on Feb. 22 of till year, however, has a unique Interest In having been proven to bo beyond Jupiter, Its-mean dls tanco from the sun being VIZ to Jupi ter's 15.20, while Its aphelion dlstanco .lOl-rri'xcecdfl that of Jupiter by nearly .the earth's distance- from the aun. All substances, even eggs, 'a re poison ous w'hen they are Injected In certain quantities Into the circulatory system of an animal, A French-Investigator has taken the powdered yolk of a (luck's egg, treated It with a HO per cent solution of salt and Injected it Into the aelcsjons In the proper way to veins of an animal until It died. In and abut tho mouth. Ho aaya It order to kill a rabbit llfty-tlve grains of the substance we're required for each pound of the rabbifa weight. The yolk of a hen's Is less poisonous, but that of a turtljuiora bo, than that of n duck. Tho albumen of eggi Is also poisonous. In Germany some Interesting oxjwrl incuts havo recently been made In tho protection of orchard trees against night frosts by means of fumigation. A part- of an orchard In bloom wns thus successfully guarded against an April froHt by tho dense atnoku of napthnleue. Itut the experiment was very expensive, CO-kllograma of napth nleno being consumed by seven flames In one hour. Later a new preparation of chemicals was tried, producing n comparatively Inrgo volume of amoko with tho expenditure of only 2 kilo grams of Uio material per hour: Theso trials are under tho direction of au experimental gardening association. Abitnl-Mliuleil I'npn. i!r, Jim calls to-night, papa, what it will dtptnd on wlmt you hold H It to uy, tend blm to me." Kw Tost. Utrtlr l'nlnir Fnnor. -Fwbat'i all this fust thejr'n fc' about the pa-ackon? nj-A lot o crank ! stnr-rtln' a fr dim mate. Chicago Trlbuna. Ktrplni; II In I lm I'nmllr. cfonnd It all," Bald tho elderly bin who was dining with n cho Uj, "the younRster with thnt oc- it the corner table Is my grand Tht young puppy I" , It'i nil right," retorted the fair Ml "lle'a with iny graiidmoth- PltUburg Post How'a Tbla? ami ril 9m lieolCiurrh that cannot bo cured by ICiturhLMM. f. J. CIIENKV A CO., Trot, Toledo, O. tit unJetilgneJ, hnvo known V. J. K.f lao !lyf,lr'j "u bouero Him uuuoiiuio in an Minineii tranito ulSOiactlllr Ktiln In rrrw nut nl. asimdebr their firm. c4i. wnoieiale lirurKlati.Toledo. 0. CiiwrhCurali taken Internally, acU fion the blood and mucous sur- IJtTDrurrliti. Tr.llmnnl.l. I,U liluulrfiUi.riiv,. Oilier Ooo.e Aineii.1d. I Hi tiaJ l. t l "u yu'"icu over uio moon. DIET8 AND THE DOCTORS. Scarcely nn Article of Pood thnt la Not Condemned. What with tho vegetarluns wlu eat no meat nnd the rheumatic MilVtitra who cut no fruit nnd the gou.y wt.o tukw no nitrogen If they know tl end tho dyspeptic who eat only looJiess fands, Ilto Htituds to lose one f Us n'et Joys, a squuro meal, says the .M-dlial Jctunal. And It Is not quite true tiut litftluct rises superior to theory and that after ull people cat what Is good for them! Headers nnd thinner aro deeply Intlucnced by chemical synilcls nut) It Is not raro for a pallid dyspep tic of therculosls tendencies to endeavor to practice tho economies of metaboiltim Ingeniously eel forth by homo of tho physlologlcn! chemists. It Is high tlmo somebody raised a voice In protest, for Burely no peoplo stand In so little need , of this counsel as do ours, uur Hus tling population requires a good 'leal of nutriment and la suffering from lack rathor than repletion. Af- a rnco possibly wo havo not lived long enough In America to bo thorough- We speak of the effeto populations of Europe, but no ono who has seen them would over call tho European peoples effete, nnd tho impression Is Ineffaceable that what wo need hero Is better cooked 'ood and moro of It, rather than tho diet of finis that now captivate our nervous ooun-l Katn'a Horn Boiinda n Wn ruing Nota to the Unredeemed, F enrth has no heavenly momenta, heaven may havo no enduring man sions. Affected piety Is effectlvo only In bringing those who prnctlco It Into eternal pity. Learning makes n good- window In character, but It Is not tho door .Into It. They who moke light of truth get no light from truth. No greater legacy can any man lcavo than that of n good life. If you aro afraid of being sincere you are likely to be but shifty. Tho more precious, tho Word, tho greater the value of your works. You may know how precious tho in itio really Is to u man by tho extent to which he banks on It. There Is no promise that the walls of Jericho shall fall before the high notes of the church choir soprano. When you wbnder at a man's brll llanco It Is well to count what It cost him In cutting and grinding. Too innny of the Lord's children nev er will believe 'that lie will spread tho tablo unless they can smell tho cook ing. Many people who think that they would surely have built the ark If they had been In Noah's place, never glvo the Lord more than n nickel when Ho Is asking for their lives. BIT8 OF MANY METEORS. i 'little the hlghe.t," aba .old, ly acclimated gone ainco the truat was! the effeto no; glnt the lltHejlog wept f In Knninai. EJ ' Wt" "ked the proipect- J" 'Kiwtrcd the fnrmtr, "ye kin r' w a oay and six kisses. Suit trymen. It would cerutiuiy no umi.-uii . ..A ttt as I'm POnrsiniPil Vln ' (. ivniufrnid iinv HcllOlllO of illvit Oil 1 hiitZ .? " ye ve R m,nd which tho profession would agree. "ooLuronlcle. wi.. iu un,it-,.iv nn iirtlnlo but finds FAner " "- I v-. rUED TO A SHADOW. condemnation somowhero among ua. !!. . ...... H til Ifltinful I j fin 'Down by Five Yeara of Suffar. nounced by tho idlatrlst ns unwnolo- "m Mdney Complaint. some, tuougu wnoie jioiiuiuiuiw upou u ; wiuio "u iniuitv "i would Include pork and bacon, which Dr. Woods Hutchinson Insists aro tho keystones of our national greatness. Even In tho dletotlca of disease this rather than health bolng our chosen 'realm utter confusion nnd dlsagreo- mfiit rolgn. Ohomlcal formulas of hor rifying olaboratlou lead ono to condemn rd meat 111 gout, anothor to pronounce It n nutriment readily nsslmllnblo and easily disposed of. And tho qunrvols over foodstuffs pormlsslblo to tho rluu mutle aro (Miuuled only by tboso over carbohydratca In grnvo dlnbotes. It Is a crying need of tho tlmo thnt tho pro fesalou reaches consensus of convic tion and teachings on tho basic facto of nutrition In health and dlscaso boforo they attack the moro venial supumtl tlonii nnd absurdities of a much boaat laity. Flrat of all, brothren, Bhnll wo not cast out tho beam that la In our own eyo? h rM. . 6t. ltemtn n ' 01 1B0 H0Ut'1 "7 mo and have been expoaed again and gain to chansea of weather. It Is no wonder my kldneva Save out and I went 11 to pieces at lft8t, or nVo yeara i WRB adlngaway and final. it...,. ' o weak that mr alv t,14 Urn . i T B,eePwi at 3J.79 and "ore In tho mom. U.. ..a W nut nn .1 i '&U.S"B urine WM ' IDQ h.,,. TTWO 5 i rr-i uoa's ir 1 1 "t muiu me nrat S?a howmr WS!WR8one' I have " U,, Buffalo, N. Y. Collection of tho I.nlc I'ruf. Word llao I.urct I'rlvnlu One. Contrary to the layman's assumption, tho comparative value of a meteo-Ito cotlrctlon lies not so much In the alsw of the Individual specimen as In tho iilimbcrof "known meteorites which are rein-eR'nted, says tho Xcw York Trib une It Is Just that which makes the late Professor Henry A. Ward's collec tion, now on deposit In the American mureiim of natural history, so Impor tant, for It contains specimens of 00.'! out of a possible 077 known meteorite tails' or "finds" In all parts of tho world. Tho untimely death of Professor Ward, who was killed by an automobilo nt lluffalo on July 5, has called renew ed attention to his splendid collection, far nnd away the most valuable In America and tho largest prjvate collec tion In tho world. Professor Ward's enthusiasm and prodigal expenditure of energy and money placed him head and shoulders above his rival collect ors. Part of his success In making tho collection so nearly complete camo from exchanging valuable duplicates for .pecIme'iiB which he needed, but which money could not dislodge, In other collections. Meteorites arc named after the place In which they fall or aro found. A meteorite on meeting the earth's atmos phere becomes heated to such an ex tent by friction that disruption takes place. Consequently parts of the samo "fall" or "flnd"are on exhibition nt different museums, nnd the aim of tliel collector Is to havo nil known falls or lliu's represented In his cabinets. Tho J Ward collection, which Is valued at f 100,000, has representations of 0." per cent of all known meteorites of Austra- La, Asia, Africa and South America, IC per cent of "those of North America and 07 per cent of those of Europe. Thirty r? tln KDooIniens there nro 1.000 In all arc the largest single pieces known ' lu their respectlvo falls. Tho total weight of the collection Is 5,500 pounds, and some of tho bits are worth ?20 n gram. Afraid It Would Slip. Senator Tillman piloted n constituent around1 tho capltol building for a whllo and then, having work to do on tho floor conducted him to tho Senate gal lery. After an hour or so tho visitor ap proached a gallerx doorkeeper and said : ".My name Is Swate. I nni a friend of Senator Tillman's. Ho brought mo hero and I want to go out and look around n bit. I thought I would tell you so I can get back In." "That's all right," said the doorkeep er, "but I may not bo hero when you return. In order to prevent any mls- tako I will glvo you uio password so you can get your seat again." Swato's eyes rather popped out nt this. "What's tho word?" he aBked. "Idiosyncrasy." "What?" "Idiosyncrasy." "I guess I'll stay In," said Swate, American Spectator. What is Castoria. ASTORIA ia a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and SoothiBg Syrups'. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotlo substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Eatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. The Kind Tou Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of Ohas, H. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and ChildrenExperience' against Experiment. Letters from Prominent Physicians addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher. Dr. F. Gerald Blattner, of Buffalo, N. Y., says: "Your Castoria la good for children and I frequently prescribe it, always obtaining tho desired results." Dr. Gustavo A. Elsengraeber, of SL Taul, Minn., Bays: "I havo used your Castoria repeatedly in my practice with good results, and can recom mend It as an excellent, mild and harmless remedy for children." Dr. B. J. Dennis, of St. Louis, Mo., says: "I havo used and prescribed your Castoria in my sanitarium and outsldo practlco for a number of years and And it to bo an excellent remedy for children." ' Dr. S. A. Buchanan, of Philadelphia, Pa., says: "I havo used your Cas toria In tho case of my own baby and find It pleasant to take, and hava obtained excellent results from its use." Dr. J. B. Simpson, of Chicago, 111., says: "I have used your Castoria ia cases of colic in children and have found It the best medicine of Its kind on the markeL" Dr. IL B. Esklldson, of Omaha, Neb., says: "I And your Castoria to be a standard family remedy. It is the best thing for Infants and children I havo ever known and I recommend It" Dr. Zj. R. Robinson, of Kansas City, Mo., says: "Your Castoria certainly ha3 merit Is not its ago, its continued uso by mothers through all theso years, and the many attempts to imitate it, sufficient recommendation? What can a physician add? Leavo it to tho mothers." Dr. Edwin F. Pardee, of New York City, says: "For several years I hava recommended your Castoria and shall always continuo to do so, aa It haa Invariably produced beneficial results." Dr. N. B. Slzer, of Brooklyn, N. Y., says: "I object to what are called patent medicines, where maker alone knows 'what ingredients are put In. them, hut I know the formula of your Castoria and advise its uso." GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boari the Signature of Vegetable Prcparationfor As similating UieFoodmulReguta ting the Stomachs and Bowels of Promotes DigesUon.Cheerful nessandltest.Contalns neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral Not Hahcotic. IkaptarOUtlrSAMUIiriiUUiS A nerfecf Remedy for Constipa tion. 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'Thnt latest oxplorlng pnrtywns a great aucceas." "Indeed? I haven't henrd It had dis covered nnythlng." "No. But tho publisher tells mo Its literary stylo Is tho boit yet'Wnsh lugton Btan Hut tho mother always has an ax cum for tho juveullo terror, Wnter a. Good Itemed?1. There Is no remedy of such general application and none so easily obtained as wnter, and yet nine persons out of ten will pnss It by In an emergency to seoit for something of less elllcncy, says the National Magnzlne. There are but few cases of illness where water should not occupy the highest place as a reme dial agent. A strip of flannel or n napkin folded lengthwise nnd wrung out of hot water and applied around the neck of a child yno has croup, will usually bring relief In a few minutes. A towel folded sev eral times, then quickly wrung out of h6t water and immediately applied over the sent of the pain in toothache or neuralgia, will afford prompt relief. This treatment In colic works like magic. Cases on record having resist ed other treatment for hours, havo yielded to this treatment in ten min utes. Pieces of cotton batting dipped in hot water, then applied to all sores nnd new cuts, bruises and sprains Is the treatment now generally adopted In hospitals. Hot water taken freely a half-hour before bedtime Is an excel lent cathartic In the case of constipa tion, while it lias n most soothing ef fect on tho stomach nnd bowels. This trentment continued for a few months, together with proper attention to diet, will allovlato mild cases of dyspepsia, Oar Reaned Minstrels. Tambo Klu yo' to me, Mlatah Skies, why a one-legged man la like a po' fah mab? Interlocutor Why, no, William; that Is a little too deep for tat. Why li a one legged man like a poor farmer? Tambo 'Cause ha caln't raise bo' 'a half a crop o' cawn. Interlocutor Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Bllmber, the pleasing vocalist, will now sing "Dearest, Wipe Your Feet on the Door Mat ; Ma Has Scrubbed." Ileveuice. The reporter had been sent to get an Interview of tho noted burglar who had been caught in the act and was behind the bara at the police station. "The boys say you put up a pretty stiff fight, Bill," said the reporter. "I'd like to have your version of the affair. It ought to make a good story." "It'll make a good story, all right," sullenly answered Bill, "but I'll see you In Pittsburg before I'll give It to your paper. It was In your society columns that I saw the Item that the Thompsons had shut up their house and gone away for the summer and they hadn't." England's trade with her colonies la stuck more valuable, dollar for dollar, than that with other countries, because It ia largely Manufactures. Saxony has seven special Industrial j schools founded for the sole purpose of training locksmiths and blacksmiths. HEAVE9 CURED! fiTrtoTng. throAt And wind troubles. Ceres Hcares. Couthj. Distemper sod Indifesllon. 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