Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, February 07, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCHITS CH SZTSCEAFZES. 1 &rmz&&&.. Weak Lungs Bronchitis .1 r - " ; r- 'ji :-2 FTP -- V- -C - t - -! j .,..... ,1.,im,nnilf TKINITT CUCRCH IN WALL STRECT vrir mnr Trinity Church In Wall strm. New Tork. ocoe an loposf budding, has been eot'reJy dwarfed by the huge skyscrapers that heni It la on every !de. The Wall street brokers hare reenty had the hoor of a visit froi . of London, who has been preach! special seraou to New York business men. UXSTOS-S GREAT WAXK. Pe4etriaui M'k TraaM f ream Psnlaad. M., lo Chiracs. Reciarkable lrhlfd was the endur ance shown by Kdward Parson Wes fn. the aped athlete who at C9 repeat ed his feat of f.ny years a? In waJk Ing from Tonlacd. Me, to Chlcaro. He trained the 1.234 miles In 24 days. 13 hours and 15 mznutes. breaking his for mer record by 24 h-urs. His lorpest dy"s waik on the recent trip was U5 3-10 mile, while on tie .... -i ; '. t . 1 1-JL, " j'Wi.a r. slots. t'-Ar -urtiey ;le i-r-x diy was iiy -iCl.ty-wi Ea'i. vtrioe is a:tinct a ic2Se. !! nkt-f tw jre of rdi- iJLry 5r-.b .M J!i-a ful's itio a d ip tr t. B'Jt it is i d- tr-A. It isj a ll Ttie nni to rs iMf tie str:n lij Jut miwit. Ai 5 it irts tiin .t-t tie ctwiimJ aaMiigly ft5 He waik 1 witi as little -3'.rt us j:.V.t. 3iiij:rjg IphtTy f;r ari sud frjtjMit:y t j-aAcr-1- A' times Le is t;'r,t.T (tsird t-y tis wt-'.Ll. faiijLf fr:ca ae fixtt to the -.i-r w iticm ti b effort. Wetn fves this ai-.. io ywug oes: "LJO t safe cpmia; af4e gr or pije If yon tx jaj lij pmaes daily; take a eoid sttxe tth eaca jsonJcg; w&ik to azd frcno wort ; donl keep late boirs. if yoo voUd U Md and fl a rtk Wba :. ... -i ... .- -n IIIII.IM e I left Portland to bepn my walk tht future oppressed roe. I had a task tc perform. I felt like a man of X When It was concluded I felt like a man of 21. Walking is the best thing f'r man or woman, done In th oj-ei air. HE WAS A JTDGE OF TEA. Tkofct He HU (Ht the Bt f His Wife. A certain smburban rsidert who is somewhat or a rnrmet dix.rerd one day that Lis wife was firing t!.-n t?a : Is to drink. Although he h.vi wrer made any ootaplaints ait fh juality of the tee. no sner did he dis cc.rer tie price thin he detected ail m.s of sioncomings In the anicie sup plied arid when be went down to busi ness thst Dra!Lj be dropped into a te store and bought a puund of orange pekoe at T.s tVJ, sjj, Answers. This he carried h..me ia the night, and. taking the otvf.rrunlry of the kitchen ting njpty. he hunted art.nad UU he found the tea caddy, which was nearly full. The contents of this be threw away and repiaved out of his own package. It had not been his Intention to My any thing aSc.ut the suli'timtion. but nest niorr.irx be could not help referrirr to the Imi-rored quality of the beverage. "This is something like tea this mora ine." he said. lv-n"t you notice th difference?". "No, I d.a"t." said his wife. - lt tastes is me eiactly like the tea we bare b-rvn drinking for the last manth, aal oit shoti'i for It Is the sase tea." TLe hufNssd lauihed. .t's jst i:ke a woman."" be Mid. "Ton ieve.- kn.w what is g:.-d and waat isn't cniew we tell yon. Ninr. I could Lare icia jrou with my eyes shut that this tea Is better than what we hare been drinking." -It I a pity you haven't been drink itg with your eyes shut all along."" re torted the lady. -Ayway, it is the iame tea.- "Now. 1" yut prove to you." said her busiaM. "how defecUve a woman's sense of taste is. Tesserday I bought a j..un3 of Ss f.d tea. threw out waat wis ia the ddy. Misi put mine In it ;la. An.1 to think that yon Dever i ij;vl the diJTerencel'" -Whx-h caddy did yon e-mjty?" .'n .a the uj.per shelf ct the jan try." wis the rej-ly. I sh.-uT'lit n:C siid the lady, quietly. Thit was S5cia3 tea I keep for jc-li ofrask.ii. The caddy wj-J the cheap tea is ia the cuptoard Ja the kitchen, and this." she aidd. witi aa eiifral-'-g soi-e. ts she lifted the tea;t. Tit cade out of the seCfsaji raidy as it ims lieea every oomiig. -at a fcenvig it must te to yu to ptevs snrh a cultivated tajri: I taTe heard ihtt tea tasters pet rery high sal aries. N:w. va"t you But he ret her remarks short by lea Sg the rotn. The Ctiest thlsf In the world is a cotiifortaWe 5cue- Why 14 derote nxre areatxm 10 coc-'ortahCe Ujo ar d im u billlaris. and beer, and tic.? Wlt old age comes Cat ksoviedf of Vt HfcwtszJSeav 9trmc ef Cars. od of storing grain becnes a matter of vital Interest to all corn growers. A test was made last year to deter mine what the ef fect of storing com la a dry .f!F& rn- In tha tlSAiflvv warmlcs oven oi a fc'N .i7 mn-A . r. 4 I- . -oftr"0 comcrib w o n 1 d 5? have oa the ger m;nani.g c.i of the seed the I! following spring. I The per cent of MTTSO KACX. germicauon wu lowest with the Jorn stored la the crib, as would nat irally be eipectel u the seed was ?oed to the widely varying tetn erarnres which prevailed daring the slater season. Tie germination waa ractlcal3y the tame with the samples I barn, though these methods of stor "rg tad but little advantage over the 'I we of the warmitig oven. Considera ble diTerence was witnessed, however. a the strengta of tie germinations "rom com kept la the several ways In Heated. The grain from the corn nored In the crib showed the least flgor of germination, the best results eing obtained from the corn stored jn the racks In the barn, followed liuite close-ly by that stored In a dry ; room. The corn stored In the warm j oven igermlEsted fairly well !a j ill except two Instance. Ia one the ; term Iliatlon was remarkably low. dne tither to a poor ear or to the fact that be corn may have been overheated at me time. Exchange. Heavy Har Toaaice. "By methods Chat are perfectly prae- , 3r.g fifty-four toca of hay from twelve ; icres. First we have oar land well jilled," sild Profess: Gilbert, of the ilaln stadem. In a.iiresslng a recent 1 'armers' meeting. -Why is there so , each rundown lan-1, is It low ia fer ;allty? Na it its been lying la grass o long. There are lots of fertility, titrogen. pb-isphorie add exd potash; rhat it needs la plowing np and rota Ion. J "Plow poor laDd In the fall, and by jipring there will t elr la It. harrow it sell la the spring, pulretire it by har i mowing It over and over again. Then eed with otts and graais, end the next 'er yon will have a fri crop of ip-asa. and clover the next year. A jtood rwatioa of pctatoes on sv:d land. ( wing comnjercial feniiirer; the next ; "ear cover witi stable drefElng. then jats and grass With no fertilizer; the j ext year, griss and clover, with t: jlressing of fenil'.rer. Our mixture of jyass seed to the acre Is eleven pounds j ItaC'thy. six redtop, four red ciover ad j lour alsike. j "For the top-dressing 330 pounds to j be acre of a fertilizer carrying 3 per Jient nitrogen. 7 per oect phosfhoric icid. 6 per cent jotasi. The grass jahosld be cut whiie In bloom." After 'jxpi'.aliJEg why it should be done, ke sontiirDed. "After the first crop Is cut. .50 pounis of the same fertilizer to the cre should be applied." Eaallr Mmmm Ba Haider. I descrit a bandy ssck holder, cse ti ci 1 farm. It has two upright rieces of 2x2 and a two-loch plank two 'eet Jccg which the CT-righf pieow are fisteoed to. jAlx3t four t-r five iBches frcn the tcp bore two bo)a ' x actly t?'pcite 'ach other and . 1 a c e through fl fal VaTat t 1a-h bolt. Take a piece f plank or board and rot it to fit trween the two RAS BOLtCK. iprhts airl place the bolt through " Ids tjrfl so It will work eaally. Cat I Lis board la half circle to Ct the lck. Drive calls through this board Sirocad this half circle to fasten tack This board a be .raised or low- The relation of a perfect staai t !n- S"reCar7' tf Atricc:txire Is full of STtsed crop yields haa tea ele i seirine Saror and that he l nn rca"r detDoaatratei that the best ceth- -rte'3 y causes for g'.otcn that work t J.. L U fastened on the nprisiiti aboat twe feet from tie bottom. IIow can aty couctrx be hard up whose fsr-s la tie Iat nlD yean hare produced fifty-three thousand mil Hols of dollsrr "rorth of crops? No wonder that the report of the on other men. The valne of the farm products for 1CC'7 is nearly seven and ore-half billions of dollars; 10 pe cent above that of Yf.fi, when all rec ords of crops were broken ; 23 per cent over lj:a. and 57 per cent over IKfl. More than S.O.O.WO acres of land that used to be considered valueless, "tie home of the cactus and the prai rie dog." ar do producing $30,000. C:o worth of crops every year; and these crof are directly due to Sec retary Wr.sr'n. who Imported the Mejl Iterranean dunm wheats at a first ocs: of S10Xt and saw that they were pj.r.t.i tr. Irriratlon farming, due wholly to the department, will this year sell crops for not less than $250,000. . which is not contemptible. In view of the fact that the Department of Ag riculture costs only about $15,000,000 year. Tet the work of the department is by no- mean on such a scale as the nat ural resources of the country warrant and win one day make possible. Sur veyors declare that not one-half the farms of the country i20.O0O.OtiT' ere, to be exact can be classed as Improved land, and only one-third, or 2CO.GXi.000 acres, la fruitful. Many years will pass before all this ground la put under culdvadoa. but the time will come when It will be producing abundant crops and supporting hun dreds of millions of hsmaa beings. Chicago Journal. CTelemt Himrk. Many basket hay racks are built In such a fashion In the rear that to climb Into them presents an especially Irk some task to a man. more so after having lifted hay or pitched bundles all day. Ia the sketch presented of the hat sack. rear end of a rack we have tried to il lustrate how the task of climbing into the rack might be made easier. But little extra work and material will be required and at the same time the con teats of the rack are held very nearly as gxd as if the end pieces extended dear across. FrrttUaer for Oaloaa. Profe.; John B. Smith, the Ento 2i':jrlst of the New Jers?y Experiment Station. La a bulletia oa the cabbape and onion mairpcitB. Just Issued, refers to the necessity of a quick-acting fer tHiier la conjunction with planting at the right time, and replenishes the fol lowing formula, recommended In ear lier reports: Nitrate of soda, TOO pounds; dd phosphate, LOO pounds; muriate of potash, 3W pounds. This, he said. In the case of radishes, can l applied as a top dressing along the rows, before they are planted, or Just after they are up, at the rate of 500 pounds per acre. Similar applications can be made on turnips or onions. I believe that a fertilizer compounded after this formula, or the application of the three ingredients separately, at a proportionate rate, would In roost cases be followed by food results. The combination ha about 5 per cent nitro ren la 53 most available form, 7 per cent pbospboric acid, and Tij per cent potash. A too of it would cost In tb neschbortiCKd of 122 to 135. Proper Fralt Park! a a". A great many farmers and fruit growers seem to Ignore the conditions attending the Journey which their wares must take before they reach the hands and eyes of the consumers. The metheds of transportation, customs of the trade, the markets' fashions as re gards style, sire and form of package, all must be well understood, for they are as Important as the growing of the crop. Tbe gover&aiesit of Spain has Just started In to foster its agriil rural In dustry by sending totrixg iocrarerj over the country. For over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, con sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. " I had a awful tooth for arer Taar. an4 fiolMar Mm4 to do mm mny I trtad Afer't CI rrj Jrtonl ar.d wu vnm rare. I raeoffiina&a It to all vj fnen1 w rrvr th; har a vnitb." iliM Jf. Msvaaa, Wufaluftoa, D. C. A MmA by . O. at jr Oo , Lxrwwil, AnQ uaiiiMtBrtri or SAKSAPAEILU. SILLS. DaJK VTG08. ijers Aver's Pills keep the bowels regular. All vegetable and gently laxative. Lightning clouds are always near the ground. They are seldom at a greater height than 2.000 fet. Prince Louis Napoleon is a general ia the Russian army. This is not a re minder of Mwow. 1812. HOME MADE MIXTURE SAID TO BE INEXPENSIVE AND EASILY PREPARED BY ANYONE. U Said Io Promptly ReEeve Backache and Overcome Kidney Trouble and Blad der Weakness Though Harmless and Pleasant to Take. What will appear very interesting to many people here it the article taken tram a Kew York daily paper, giving a limple prescription, aa formulated bj a ootea authority, who claims thst he hat found a positive remedy to cure almost any case of backache or kidney sr D ladder derangement, in the follow, ing simple prescription, if taken before the stage of Bright's disease: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce; Compound ijyrap Sarsapexilla, three onuses. Shake well in a bottle and take in teaspooufal doses after each meal and again at bedtime. A well knowa authority, when asked regarding this prescription, stated that the ingredients are all harmless, and can be obtained at a small coet from any good prescription pharmacy, or the mixtuie would be put up if asked to do so. He further stated that while this prescription is often pres.Tibed in rheu matic afflictions with splendid leealts. he could see no reason why it would not be a Splendid remedy for kidney and urinary troubles and backache, as it has a peculiar action upon the kid ney structure, cleaning these moat im portant organs and helping them to sift and filter from the blood the foul acids and waste matter which cause sickness and suffering. Those who suffer can make no mistake in giving it a trial. In Franc for the privilege of wearing men's trousers the tovortiment charges woaen a tax of about JtO. One of the Essentials of tne happy homes of to-day is a vast fund of information as to the best methods of promoting health and happiness and right living and know ledge of the world's best products. Products of actual excellence and reasonable claims truthfully presented and which have attained to world wide acceptance through the approval of the Well-Informed of the World; not of Individuals only, but of the many who have the happy faculty of selecting and obtaining the best the world affords. One of the products of that class, of known component parts, an Ethical remedy, approved by physicians and commended by the Wl Informed of the World as a valuable and whole some family laxative is the well-known Syrup of Figs and hllxlr of Sonnv To get its beneficial effects alwava buy the genuine. Manufactured "by the v.4U.ui riK tyrun ro., onlv. an for sale by all loading druggists. v SoMvr yBai 2 ) No ScoaA Cluuaea M O00J wot"JJJ lmoj it FERRY'S ff SEEDS (I nxzsxi v. II JtT tee II u utuuaj. iioai awawi,uUjMiiiL a