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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1908)
pure Blood i..U HXnniVa Hnrnnnnrltln U la crciit incdlolno curca thouo oruptloiw, , II and boils Unit "PPOiir lit all HoaHotiH; PlD,p mf,iiii fiorcs, unit rlioum or cczonm; T )fl Llf equally well to, and ulno oiiroH, tly. I mid all uloiimch trouhloBj curoH rhou Sl nnd caUirrh euros nervous trouble, ,1 that tired fooling. j.Miltv aim uiuK uu" .. l,nnr.rnrm1lln In tnh. 8flr,Bifnml,ril"rlllM now put uo In olioco- (, ,f Irt'.ilLllr. I Srintnlm. M well na In t io usual ,Y l.n form. na""1'1 ' i i.A.i.i,.. -. gallon, bjfVlloiil Co.. Lowell. Mn. a(tiigih to do mi my Vork." w ' Mr"' .....K T'ri II'Tllnglon. Vt , iy . i I li ram of n Inrtco farm, o it ch to .lo mi.I o llttla Unllli to io It llli, rnunril ntiiiixt n roitipfule break i in V m. ,i, Vlr or II""". .v. J, Ur.Rto.' cijunl n n hero Ami ? n leman nml mm l superior m. Scr It In only In the l"rger pollt t? or somlpolltlc-nl fplioro that he Snd. lower nn.l there perhaps only JS. hi. op.H.rtunlth.H won. mi :,h nmnllrr. 1,,UCD "ur,u"r . in...,,..,. a. Vita Pane" n1 n ll rinroti I)Um nun a urriii trial bottU and rcliHt.,l'li 11 ..'- )Crpi Thrm Avr. Flnt Lamllaily "My uonrdorn lonf round tlic parlor every evening, much lo nr annoyance. Does yourH?" second undlmly "No. Indeed! My idwMer l warning i " pltnfc PUIS CURCD IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. ' iioOINTMK.N'T It Kti'ntcl to mire any MIU '"',' . .1 lt.l Milrllfllnir w- o ,, v rSiun.1 wi nitl IB iv -" He Cuu I it Ilro If. I went to the theater hint night' -What did you we?" -A play called 'Iliimlet. " How was It?" -Fair; only fair. A Rood, lively nex- I j,t would do It n world of good." S Wiiblnjton llernld. You Can Gt Allr n" root-Case TRtt. -!.- II. U 1 1 .... t ... t f !fnw V V m f Ittt i0' ol Aili'ii'n Koot-Ktue. It Cllri'a iwf.tinf, houwolk'ti, aclilnir tevl. It mnkr- M.nf ilirlil atiiM' cur. A pertain euro tor V I ...- - -. .it m COrni. liiyoniiiK aii. cumum, Aiiuruif Onlalilo of Ilia I'mctlcf. "All that l the matter with you, lr,M old the eminent pliynlcian, after a thor cojh (lamiimtion, "U lack of nutrltioo. Ycu don't fat cnoueli." "I rat all I can hold, doctor." ttld the ittrnualed caller. "Then you nerd to bara your capacity, :!trj, and tbat'i a caa for a urceon. Fire dollarn, pirate: Good raornlns." Cllaio Trlhune. Orniliininl from tho Hlliln, Octnvr Thniiet tell a atory of an old darky In Florida who' wn anxlotii to fcnrn to read, no that lie could read tli Illlile. lie nld that If he could read tin HIliU he would want nothing elio. A frlurtd of the narrntor taught him to rrnd. Bouio tlmo afterward ahe vlaltfd hi cahln and n irked hl wife how bit Itlhlfl rcadlnic waa cetthiK on. "Lowa, Mlaa Fanny," ald thl pcraon, "he Jea auttlnly kin read fine. He'a doni tot outcn de Illhlo an Into da nowap pers." Indianapolis Newa. I.llrrnrr Invealmeni. You buy a book and hope to rnj A profit quite rxlenulve. The atyle may be a little cheap, Hut the paper'a right ezpenalra. Washington Star. Until -The 'Great White Plague roy aon," Hold the Injun chief, In a pasilon, "la that wicked, thieving race That talla Itielf the Caucailanl" Kcboea of Ilia I'nat. Wagner w writing the wiulc of tbt future, "I Intend to produce aometblng," be aald, "that will go thundering down the agea.'' How well he auccetded Ut the ga bear wltneaa. IfJraufn Qlorr. The young man wna admiring her beau tiful and abundant hair. "What a wealth of It there lal" he exclaimed. "When you looncn It I aup poae it drops to the floor." "Hugh!" broke in the little alater of the young woman. "It drop on the floor !" Chicago Trlhune. A I rtilfii fur noun. At llio Kiiiiwih Experiment Htiillon iiokm were fed on M ration of nlfnlfa i . iiny iiiiu Knlllr corn meal. The kiiIum were i.l p(.t. n.nt more on t 111 m riillon than ujioti a ration of Kalllr eom meal alone. For every ImihIicI of Kulllr corn meal and 7.8! pounds. of alfalfa hay, I lit! KUllI WIIH IO..SS K)lllllI, Wlllll! llM)ll Kalllr corn meul alono tlie fc'iiln va 7.1H immiiiiIh per IiiihIiuI. It 1h kIiowii tliiit (ho liay Kavt! better reHiillH when cut early and Hint the chief nutriment wiim in the leaveH, v4ileh Hliould he carefully Haved during the proeenH of JiarveMtlnj,'. An earlier exin'rinieiit at the mime utatlon wan tried to deter mine the value of alfalfa piiHture for hopi. The Iioijh were allowed to run upon tno n I nil fn ilurliii; the Hummer and woro fed a llxht ration of grain After deducllng the prohahle gain for the corn It uiih found that during the Hummer each acre of alfalfa (nurture, roduced 77U (mundfl of iork. .Scoop Jnlf for Wiikuii llni, The end gate for a wagon box here llliiHtrated, iinnwerH the (inrpoKe btut of anything known for hauling corn or anything which In to he wooped from the wagon box. The left llgure hIiowh It cloned ; being fjiHlened by a hook on each Hide. When ready lo ' unload, looiicn hoolcx, Hwlng gate down and. (ih It Ik HtiptKirted by a chain on each xlde, you can frtaiul on It and com I WA - I cm WAOO.V-IWIX HCOOr (IATK. Drplornliln Ilualnraa ICrror. "Did you ever make u mltrtuke. doc lor?" "Yea, once I won called In by n pa tlcnt and dlngnoxcd hla case an stom ach ache I only lenrncd the following day that ho wna rich enough to have sppendlcltlH." Die Muakcte. rTi 1 CSSTOR14 ALt'OllUI. 3 PKIt i!VMT AVcgclablc IVcruirallonror,ls. siraiaiinsincruoaantlRc llngllicSionufhsondlkrrti Rctjula m puiaiiaiiu CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Promotes DilcstionOwrfti nt'SS and IlL'Sirnnl.iln nelitxr OpitmuMorphlnc nor!iacraL' out .narcotic. - - I riteOMIkSMXUWSR brjfjfor Sad-JhMltSJh- IftrmSrrJ- " i ii a Ancrfecl Remedv for Coronet lion , Sour Stomcl.ularria Worms Avom-ulsions.rotrlr ncss and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. Larare Bears the A Jit Signature J3 Exact Copy of Wrapper. Use or Over Thirty Years CASTORIA nicuce Kcooplng, (t Ih fastened to bot tom of the box with Ktrap hinges which mourn i m huuic into Dox ami gate ro that It leaveH an even nurfiiee to scoop over. The gate Hliould be about thirty Inches high and wide enough so that Hide boards of wine will lit over out- I side of box as shown In right hum! 'Igure. Strut for l,it)rr, One of the best fowls for ninklnc hens lay Is lean meat. When the sup ply of eggs falls, stop all other feeds and feed lean meat or liver, and cheat) 1 meats will answer, and It will be found miiwrlor to anything elw. that can bo I lined. Green bone, containing a l.irge ptopnrtlon of lean meat, is even bettor, provided the fat portions are removed from' the hone. It will be found cheaper than grain, because It will make eggs. One reason why the hens fall to lay when they have plenty of grain Is that they re- j (iu I re a change, and meat supplies :he tieeuTtil, ir tne liens are rat, give one ounce of lean meat each day, allowing uo other food for a week or two, and watch the results. (.'olmun's Iturul World. ln"a fo ItnUc Wlillo Ili'iiiia. Common white beans are a good crop for the farmer to grow, If they are grown under the best methods. Good-sl7.cd heed should be planted rather than small seed, and the plant ing should he after the danger of frost Is paHt, as the leaves of beans will not Htand frost. The farmer should at least raise enough for his family, which can easily be done on a very small strip of laud that has been only moderatuly manured. This small de mand for manure Is duu to the fact that bean plant roots have on them iiQilulcs containing bacteria which gather nitrogen from the air. White beans need food cultivation, so that the soil around the roots can be well treated, which favors the development nt the nodules. TM OKNYAua aoeAHT, Htw Toaa oitt. " 1 -i '- ' - 0 YEARS b.. if Sf ,be "H'MlUr ni confidence our p.. "'lt pfomi ipecU,Uu lwaya In attandance, tot ilii,, plJ.t' "f cou",ou' 'tlon. Lody attend- iflUWH''nl'M.DentUta Our tcputitlon for f'" tfe'..n,' rjta. Kxtractlon Free liltt PI..! u, ".f 0'dt,J l'll tl "i Up, T,k, lUeUViuLL ,mPttt'la la (Irmly id i t bMJlt. "ii .IK Sp. ".' ,e,.n",d ""how ciuilng vou iht fecllrllll ii. ?4 'i,,,,,r U?Uti- put" Ati per. !$ food i.iuii, ' ' "V,P'fnn Hi work of inmlclin. Wwppi ed (bit win ciuk no dlicomfirt wh. . A WIQCT PAINLESS w H AiniHBIBM. FHTI UtUI. HIVBflH IN PORTLAND DOING WORK FOR THE IEST PEOPLE till ehw your food propttlr tnd ihorouibly, while your looki are Impioved beyond dricrlplloa. hMnw looih that It now uicleii can be tiled and crowned io Ihil II Ii iaed for probibly llfelii h.. J .L. I.... ...nl.a Vml Dull .CCUla i a .ecu eer,w I io that II Ii laved lor pronioiy a ineiioit, i .k i tciulu vou muil lecuie Ut V II ' " " ' . tl I . i. ..1.111 nifncii (iioe Kamlnallon free and Invited. When deilred jo cid baro T. I. WU or rajr perional leivlce. Our force la ao onranlied that we can do your tntlra Crown, DrUlao and Plate Work In day If ncceasaryc Out of town people can write und arrange for appolntmonta. ClrunlilK DrlilUlntt Veancla. Unclean drinking vessels are, doubt less, the lumiedlatu means of spreading some of our contagious diseases, such as roup. Houp is a disease In which sllino accumulates Iu thu mouths of the fowls and strings out of their mouths when they open them to drink. Noth ing Is easier than for such u fowl to leave slime In tliu drinking water, which Is then partaken of bu the other fowls. This leads to tho fowls all be coming quickly affected. As roup conies on In tho fall very often when we get thu changes In temperature at night, J It Is necessary that tho drinking ves sels bo kept clean and every rowi tnat shows signs of a cold should bu taken at oncu from tho house so that It will not bo possible for her to spread tho Uueaso. Itutiirnrit io" Unu ut Oxrm, A Missouri farmer has returned to tho use of oxen on his farm. He Bays he finds them cheaper and better than horses and mules'. n addition to hav ing oxen for general farm work, ho has trained a bull to run a treadmill that pumps water, churns butter and does all of that kind of work, This ! animal bouts n windmill or gasoline cnglno "all to- pieces," and tho work keeps his temper sweet njid prevents It I in from doing damage with his horns. Other fanners aro wfttehlng tho export niont, and "horseless farms" may soon b all tho rago 3ooi1 t?nre of the H ml rile. Amanufncturer of Huddles Ih credited with the statement that one of the best of polishes for riding saddles ami bri dles Ih new milk. This should not be rubbed In the leather, however, until the latter ha been cleaned with slight ly warm witter and Honp. Hard-work lug Htoek Huddles can be kept Iu good condition by thoroughly rubbing with three parts of palm oil and one of uealHfoot after llrst washing with soap and water. For the leather lining of Huddles that comes next to the horse (here Ih nothing ho good as neatsfoot oil. The Halt which exudes from the animal's body Is very hard on the leather. Vigorous and protracted rub bin, of the leather Is essential, what ever dressing Is used. UnIiik Coiiinu'rclnl Krrf lllzera. The 1 1 me nitrate of soda, muriate oi potash, Hiipcr-phoxphatc or ground bone, can b used In the garden, bu! iinlchH u person has had experience or handler! these very carefully, results are apt to be dlsapiMilntlng or disas trous. Plants of which tho leaf or stalk are (lie edible portions must have plenty of nitrogen, which Js available In the guano and animal manure. When the roots or fruits are to be eaten, phosphoric add should be added In tlj- shape of wood ashes or super phosphate. Ground bone is too slow in becoming available. Inrly I.ityern. Frequently a pullet starts laying be fore the others and continues to !uy well all the year; such a one should be carefully watched and her eggs saved, providing sulllelent size waH attained before she began laying. Other pul lets will lay' a few eggs In the nntuin and then erase until spring; thc.; Hliould, of courHe, be discarded. Those that begin laying prematurely are not desirable, as they should attain tin. nlze characteristic of their breed he tore commend nc, and then lay con tinuously during the rest of the fall imc winter. I An Acre of I.ntul. To measure an acrex tie n ring ;. each end of a rope, the distance belns Just !i feet between them ; tie a piece of colored cloth exactly in the middh of tills. One acre of ground will Ik four times the le'igth nnd two anc one-half times the width, or the equa of 10. rods one way and 10 rods- thf other, making the full acre 100 square rods. Keep the rojio dry, so It will uot stretch. A rod Is Wj lineal feet. An acre is 4.&1U square yards or 43,ois7 square feet. A (iooil Con ill I lou I'cirvder. Dr. Sniead advises the following con dltlon powder for live stock: Two pounds of ground flaxseed as a base, In which mix f ounces (owdered gentian,' ti ounces of ginger, 4- ounces of powder ed sulphate of Iron, 1 ounces of powder ed nitrate of potash. To this add '2 ounces of powdered charcoal and 1 IHHiiid of common salt. .Mix all well together. Give at first two tablespoon fills In feed of grain twice a day. Af ter two weeks give half the quantity. RHEUMATISM CAN NOT BE .RUBBED AWAr ' It 13 perfectly natural to rub the spot that hurts, and 'when the muscles, nerves, joints and bones are throbbing and twitching with the pains ot Rheumatism the sufferer Is apt to turn to the liniment bottle, or some other external application, in an effort to get relief from the disease, by producing counter-irritation on the flesh. Such treatment will quiet the pain tempo rarily, but can have no direct curative effect on the real disease because it does not reach the blood, where the cause is located. Rheumatism is mora than skin deep it is rooted and grounded in the blood and can only ba reached by constitutional treatment IT CANNOT BI$ RUBBED AWAY. Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in the blood, brought about by the accumulation in the system of refuse matter which the natural avcnue.3 of bodily waste, the Bowels and Kidneys, have failed to carry off. This refuse matter, coming In contact with the different acid3 of the body, forma uric acid which is absorbed into the blood and distributed to all parts of tho. body, and Rheumatism gets possession of the system. The aches and pains are only symptoms, and though they may be scattered or relieved for a time by surface treatment, they will reappear at the first exposure to cold or dampness, or after an attack of indigestion or other irregularity. Rheuma tism can never be permanently cured while the circulation remains saturated with irritating, pain-producing uric acid poison. The disease will shift from muscle to muscle or joint to joint, settling on the ncrve3, causing Inflammation and swelling and such, terrible pains that the nervous system Is often shattered, the health undermined, and perhaps the patient become3 deformed and crippled for life. S. S. 9. thoroughly cleanses the blood and renovates the circulation by neutralizing the acids and expelling all foreign matter from the system. It warms and invigorates the blood so that instead of a weak, sour stream, constantly deposit ing acrid and corrosive matter in the mus cles, nerves, joints and bones, the body is fed and nourished by rich, health-sustaining blood which completely and permanently cures Rheumatism, a. S. S. is composed PURELY VEGETABLE of both purifying and tonic properties-- just what is needed in every case of Rheu matism, It contains no potash, alkali or other mineral ingredient, but 13 made entirely of purifying, healing extracts and juices of roots, herbs and barks. If you are suffering from Rheumatism do not waste valuable time trying to rub a blood disease away, but begin the use of S. S. S. and write us about your case and our physicians will give 3ou any information or advice desired free of charge and will send our special treatise on Rheumatism. 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Tho outlay attending tho purchase o. now breeding mnles will ho well ro paid by results. Do not practice In breeding If you want your stock to do well. No tea of thu Fnrni, The feed problem Is gottlng harder Thero Is no excuse for tliQjlllhy hojj pen. Tho moro succulent tho feed tho bet tor It Is for sheep. Uo a good farmer If you nro going to be a farmer nt nil. Clean and sort your seeds and thus Insuro larger and hotter crops. Wator, puro and plenty of It, should bo provided for the dairy cows. Young stock should bo thrifty to ro- turn a prolK. Keep them growing. Teach tho boys to ho gentle with tho cowb. U la uenor tor me cows, una thf boys, too Cheapness vs. Quality In the matter of food you can't afford to sacrifice Quality for Cheapness. Economy is right and good but inferior food products are dear at any price. flu OUNCES fo iV POWDER is economical not Cheap. Try- it The best at any price or your money back. JAQUES MFG. CO. Chlcatio. 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