Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, May 22, 1914, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPOULTRY and Dairy Produce of all kinds wan tad. Writ for our CASH OFFER Pearson-Page Co. SoS? G. EARLE HENTON, M. D. SPECIALIST DIKEAHEH OP KYR CLASHES FITTED 411 Morgan Dldf ., Portland, Oregon SECOND-HAND MACHINERY Bouiht, Kid and exchanged; enirlnes, boilers, sawmills, etc. Henri for Sloelt Mat and Prices. 1UE 1. E. MAHT1N CO.. Hi lat tit.. Portland, Or. KEff MACHINERY Steam, GasoHno. Hoist, riff a-vi1 Lotririnir Knginen, F.IctHc Motors iir LirzhtinK Plant, Concrete Mix era, Drricks, Hoilum, FumpH, Knws, Ktc. Standard Machinery Co., 4b 2d St., Porll jnd. Or. LOSSES SURUY PREVENTED BLACK br Cuttar'a Blict Ira Pun. hoar. prtewt. freh. nlLMe: preferred b, YVnaUrn ibK-amen Ijocium ttiev sr.- mmm tMt whars ethar vacclaaa (all. La Virtu lot booklet and t. timonlali. I . rVt m 10-doH pk. BlackK Plllt ll.bO JLAtaSVaS 10-doae kga. Blaftklel Pllll 4.00 1!ta ana ln)rtnr. but funer. hnt. Tha superiority of Cuttr product la rliia to OT.r 13 y..ra or aterMuzinf in vawinea ana struma amy. Intitt aa Cuttar'a. If n-"ii.lna'il.. order illrwL THl CUTTER LADORATORY, Barkalay, Calllorals. Flttcherlsm at the Zoo. A little Boston girl, who had fre quently been admonished by ber par ents as to the evils resulting from hurried mastication of foods, was, on a recent visit to New York, taken by an uncle to the zoo In the Bronx. Among the beasts that Particularly claimed her attention were the camels. She watched them long and earnestly as they munched huge bunches of grass, and then turned to her uncle. Uncle," said she, "what a treat It would be for father and mother and Professor Fletcher to see those camels chewing all day!" Harper's Monthly. AS FIT AS A FIDDLE is a condition everyone would like to boast of. It may be that all you need is two or three Wright's Indian Vege table Tills just before going to bed. Triat box free. 372 Pearl St., N. Y. Heard on the Wharf. "So you're going over on the steam er. Areu t you afraid you 11 be sea sick?" "Not a bit! You see I've swung around on the straps of crowded trol ley cars every day for years, so I'm used to a rough voyage." Whooping Lough Instant relief and positive cure within two weeks. Send $1 for full details of home treatment to r. O. Box 786, Spokane, Wash. The Seven Age of Modern Man. "First age Sees the earth. "Second age Wants It. "Third age Hustles to get it "Fourth age Decides to be satis fied with only about half of It. "Fifth age Becomes still more mod erate. "Sixth age Now content to possess eix-by-two strip of It. "Seventh age Gets the strip." w Judge Miller. JUDGE CURED, HEART TROUBLE. I took about 6 boxes of Dodds Kid ney Pills for Heart Trouble from which I bad suffered for 6 years. I had dlxxy spells, my eyes puffed, my breath was short and I had chills and back ache. I took the pills about a year ago and have had no return of the palpitations. Am now 63 years old, able to do lots of manual labor, am well and hearty and weigh about 200 pounds. I feel very grateful that I found Dodds Kidney Pills and you may publish this letter If you wish. I am erring my third term as Probate Judge of Gray Co. Yours truly, PHILIP MILLER, Cimarron, Kan. Correspond with Judge Miller about this wonderful remedy. Dodds Kidney Pills, B0e per box at your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Write for Household Hints, also muflc of National Anthem (Kagllsh and German words) and re cipes for dainty dishes. All 3 sent free. Adv. SUGAR BEETS THRIVE ON ANY GOOD SOIL uunnuu Die temper In all Iti forms. among nil ares of borne and lt", cured and others in the mme t ta ble prevent d from having tliedi-ca-e with Spohn'i Distemper Cnru. Kviry bottl zuarantcc'l, Ov f00,O00 hottU s sold lust fear. ..'0 and S1.(j0. Good ilnte-fists, or tend to manufacturers, Arcnti wanted, iVritc fur free hook. Hnohn Med. Co., Kpec. Jontagious Diseases, Guslieu, I ml. The new president of the New Ha ven railway system, speaking of so cialism recently and its conflict with the innate disposition of man to be come acquisitive, quoted "somebody or other," according to the Los Angeles Times, as having furnished the fol lowing revision of the "Seven Aget of Man": Berlin has a store where the pic tures of women who wish to become brides are displayed. i 1 iv i); Vty I Thinning Sugar Beets, Which Owing to the Closeness of the Young Plants, Must Be Done by Hand. ASK YOURSELF Is the appetite keen? Is the digestion good? Is the liver active and bowels regular? If the answer is "NO" then be persuaded to try a bottle of HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters today. It helps Nature restore all of these functions promptly. MAKES ECZEMA VANISH Resinol Stops Itching and Burning In stantly. There Is Immediate relief for skins Itching, burning and disfigured by eczema, ringworm, or other torment ing skin trouble, in a warm bath with Resinol Soap and a simple application l of Resinol Ointment. The soothing, 1 henllng Resinol balsams sink right I Into the skin, stop itching Instantly, and soon clear awuy all trace of orup I tion, even In severe and stubborn cases where other treatments have had no effect. After that, the regular : use of Kesinol Sonp is usually enough ! to keep the skin clear and heultliy. ! Ilir.tnol Ointment and Kestnol Sonp have been prescribed by doctors for the past nineteen years, and sold by all druggists, Adv. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) It Is generally conceded that the best soils for the production of sugar beets are the sandy loams and the clay loams. However, any good soil, If properly handled, will produce satis factory sugar beets, provided climatic conditions are favorable, states Farm era' Bulletin 668 of the department of agriculture. In general, more depends upon the physical condition of the oil than upon its strict classification. Select the field for sugar beete with reference to the quality of the sur face and subsoil, conditions of drain age and the fitness to follow the pre ceding crops. Plow thoroughly and deeply In the fall If possible. Make the seed bed firm below as well as near the surface. Plant In the spring as soon as the soil and weather condi tions are right. Use plenty of seed to Insure a good stand, and do not plant too deep. Hold the moisture in contact with the seed by use of the press wheel and rollers. Cultivate as A shipping, engineering and ma chinery exhibition will be held at I Olvmpln, London, in the autumn of ' 1914, which bids fair to rival in In ; terest and utility any exhibition of nautical machinery and appliances lever held In the united kingdom. Is it possible there is a woman in this country who con tinues to suffer without giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound a trial after all the evidence that is con tinually being published, which proves beyond contradic tion that this grand old medicine has relieved more suffer ing among women than any other one medicine in the world ? We have published in the newspapers of the United States more genuine testimonial letters than have ever been pub lished in the interest of any other medicine for women and every year we publish many new testimonials, all gen uine and true. Here arc three never before published : From Mrs. S. T. Richmond, Providence, R. I. Providence, Ii. L " For the benefit of women who tmffer as I havo done I wish to state what Lydia E. llnkham's Vegetablo Compound has done forme. I did some- heavy lifting and the doctor sulci it caused a displacement. I have always been weak and I overworked after my baby was lorn and Inflammation net in, then uervons pros tration, from which I did not recover until I had taken Lyditi E. link ham's Vegetable Compound. The Compound is my bent friend nnd when I hear of a woman with troubles liko mino I try to Induce her to tike your medicUM." Mrs. 8. T. Kicumond, l'J'J Waldo fclrcet, lTovidcnce, 11 L A Minister's Wife Writes: CuMjrrr, Mikn. "I have suffered very much with Irregulnrllles, Kin and Inflammation, but your wonderful medicine, l.ydia K. Pink in s Vegeuiblo Compound, has made me well and I can recommend the satno to all that aie troubled with these complaint." Airs. Jen vim Akkeman, co ltov. K. Akiiijiak, Cloquct, Minnesota, From Mr. J. D. Murdoch, Qulncy, Mass. Soirrn Quinct, Mass.- The doctor said thnt I had organlo trouble and he doctored me for a long time and I did not ret auy relief. I . '. 'ui"B vcgeiuuio iompouna ad vertised and I tritd it and found relief before I had finished the Drat bottlo. I oontlnuod taking It all through middle life and am now a strong, healthy woman and earn my own living." Mrs. Jani 1). JlCHDOCH, 80 Gordon St- South Qulncy. Mass. f- Wrlfc to T,YIIA .!! miM VEMCIffE CO. If-V. (COSHIf:?ITUL)LYNfl,IIAHH..for!vlc. oar letter will be opened, read aril bim wcred by womu and bold la strict oonHdenoe. bUi i.uJui pi mm !L l-'W.-MtRlMltPJI 4 a f One-Horse Two-Row Walking Cultiva tor, With Attachment for Distribut Ing Fertilizer. soon as the rows can be seen, but do not throw the dirt over the beets. Block and thin the beets Just as soon as they are large enough to handle. Space with reference to the strength and moisture-holding capacity of the olL Rotate with other crops to Improve the soil condition and to eliminate pests. Keep plenty of live stock to utilize the beet tops and other feed and supply stable manure. In bar eating the beets see that they are all gathered, properly topped, and as free as possible from dirt Cover the beets as soon as topped to prevent evaporation, and utilize beet tops, pulp and lime with a view to Improv ing soil conditions. The by-products of the beet Sold and sugar mill that are of particular Importance to the farmer are the beot tops, the pulp and the waste lime. If properly bandied, the boots form a valuablo asset for the beet grower, and In considering the value of a beet crop they should be reckoned at their real worth as a stock food. Many farmers sell their tops at a cash price ranging from $2.00 to $5 per acre. In which case tbo grower Is the loser for the reason that the tops are of greater value to blin as a stock food, snd If be allows the tops to leave his farm he loses their manurlal value, consisting of a large part of mineral plant food taken up by beets In the process of growth, and also their humus value, which results from re turning the tope to the soli In the form of stable or barnyard manure. The most economical way to handle the tops Is to gather them Into piles soon after tbey wilt and before they become thoroughly dry. In this condition thoy can bo gathered with much loss loss than would be the case If they were left scattered over the ground until dried. After they have cured In the plies they should bo hauled to the feed yard, whoro they should be fed in properly constructed racks to avoid waste. Beet pulp la an excollent stock food. This by-product Is the refuse that re mains after the beets have been sliced snd the sugar extracted. As a stock food It may be used either as green pulp, that la, Just as It comes from the mill, or It may be dried. Waste lime Is by-product of the sugar mill, which under certain con ditions Is of conrldorable value to the farmer for correcting the acid condi tion of the soil. It Is well known that a soli should be neutral or slightly alkaline In order to produce the best results. Lime has the ability to com bine with the Injurious acids that de velop In the soli and thereby render them neutral. Ordinarily an applica tion of from 600 to 2,000 pounds of waste lime per acre will correct the acidity and otherwise Improve the soil. Poultry as Food. Although not as many varieties of poultry are In common use In the United States as in Europe, and al though eggs form perhaps the most Important part of the total poultry Industry in the United States, enough birds are raised and sold for their flesh to make poultry an Important Item In the list of foods, says the de partment of agriculture. Chickens are, of course, far the most common of the kinds of poultry. Next come turkeys; then ducks and geeee, fol lowed by capons and squabs, the other varieties, such as guinea fowl, pheas ants and quail being least common of all In raising birds for the market spe cial fattening has not heretofore been pracUced in this country with any' thing like the same frequency as in Europe; but American breeders are gradually coming to it more and more, especially on the large poultry farms which are springing up In many places, The extreme methods used so much In France are not, however, coimld ered advantageous by most American breeders. Live poultry Is very commonly mar keted, especially in the southern states, where it is the custom to kill a short time before cooking, but, con sidering the country as a whole, It Is doubtless true that the dressed birds are marketed more than the live, aud the buyer must depend mainly on the appearance of the skin and flesh to tell him bow fresh the bird is, and whether it baa been prop erly dry-plucked or plunged into boll Ing water to make the plucking eas lor. In most eases, also, the age must be determined by tho pliability of the breastbone or, In duck and goose, of the wlndplpo. The methods of cooking poultry are in general the samo as those for other kinds of meat The tougher tbo bird the more cooking will bo needed to make It tender and easily digested. and the larger It is the more beat will be required to cook It thoroughly. As regards composition poultry does not differ as much as Is commonly supposed from meat of other domestlo animals used for food. Individual kinds and specimens, of course, vary In the relative amounts of protein and fat contained, and there are certain flavors In poultry which differ from those In other meats. But these dif ferences are so small mat they are pracUcally negligible In ordinary diet Nor Is there as much difference In digestibility as la often slated. On the average, poultry Is somewhat more IV.- 7 . ;,- -i CI tJ n E3 3 H Eg Ej G Hot Air. "My wife matte It hot for me this morning." "How was that?" "I InsiKted on her getting up to build the flro." Judge. An Unfortunate Name. "I am sorry I named my little girl Venus." "After the Venus de Milo, 1 sup pose." "Yes, and she has broken her arm three times." color . Putnam Fadeless Dyes more goods than others. Got Away With It. "How's thi?" demanded his wire. "You were talking ubotit jackpots and flushes In your sleep hint night." "I er oh yes! I tried a gamb ling cn:;e in court that day," explained the resourceful lawyer. Louisville Courier Journal. Von Can Cot AllcnV .'oot-tatc f REF. Write) Alien H. linte,l. I.e 1'nv, N. Y fork Hve miiii,,!,. , Allen's JVi.t-Kii'-e. It enrea wiatnm-, ii.it -uuik-n, H --ta imssc leei. It malt, newer fi,t ,!,.. ,..,. A avrlsin eu.o let '." "!'"'" "K i"'l '-I' 1 Illinium. All ilrua; ;ift su'i it. '.n iit,irtiicci..t mi) mtlMiiiuit, There nro 10 varieties of maplo trees lu the rnited States, most of them being oiistern spcrics. Lost 7G Pounds K ' l'5 otliers men and womi (f 4X'-7v- 'fl -have lost from a to 1 tl.t!S..J.& iVVfliha ami havo ar.koo Free to Oar Headers Write Murine Eye Hemeiljr Co., Cblcniro, for 48'Pkk. tlluKlruteil Kj o Um k Free. Write all buut Your Kye Truulile ami tliej will hiIvImsj c to tUe Proper Aiilleatliio of the Murine Kemetliee In Yuur Hpcclnl Caae. Your DrugKlht will tell jrou that Murine Uelli-res Bore Kjea, Btreuirtlieua Weak Kyr. Doen t Smart, Boutbea Kya Tain, anil arils fur We. Try It In Yuur Eyes and In Uaby'a Eyes for Scaly Eyelids aod Uranulatlua. It Is stated thnt throughout Sweden there are 500,000 total abstainers, or about 10 per cent of the population. These true iilmUifrraphs shovr the benefit ot Tt lbs. nctii.il reduction of stliiertitioiis fut by a safa) home self treatment thai la easily followed. Many others men and women 100 aow- Icilged great Improvement in health, appearance, comfort, etc. A bonk has been published oe j obesity ; how to reduce weight This will De seal . with a proof treatment samplo and a large oot . lection of convincing tca , Unionists, in plain wrap, j per, FREE, by Dr. II. C. I Drue ford, 20 East 22(1 St., I SOI n New York City. This information that I can be obtained without , charge Is likely to prove delightful news to many over-stout men and women who have become dis couraged at previous attempt to reduce weighs, Piling and Topping Sugar Btsta, easily digested than beet and mutton but only very slightly. The difference In dlgoatlbllily between tho various kinds of poultry probably depends on the amount ot fat contained, tho fottor sorts boing least easily digested. Ten domes ot fiber may have something to do with both ease and thorough ness of digestion, and, If so, young birds are more easily digested than old, and the leas-used muscles of the chicken, such ss the breast, more so than the much-used tissues of ths legs. Similarly, white fleshed birds may be more easily digested than dark fleshed, because the fibers of their flesh are lees closely sot; but this Is Dot fully proved. Indeed, very little Is positively known on this subject, snd that Utile soems to Indicate that the differences In thoroughness of di gestion are very slight, snd that cook Ing bas much more to do with the dlgesUblllty of the birds than these alight differences In composlUon and texture. Tackle Catarrh Now Be Free Al! Winter Avoid Colds, Siall Pneumonia, Keep Your ISosa Clear and Your Throat Free. Don't Walt Till You're AH Bunged Up. I'sc S. S. S. Now. Tf yon will go Into aviy first class store ana get a bottle of 8. H. 8. ynu uro on thai way to getting rid of c'nturih. Hut don't let anyone work elT that old trick of something "Juitt as sud." 6. S. 8. Is taken Into the Mood Just ns naturally as the nnwt nourishing fowl. It spreads its Inllut nco over every orKan In the body, comes tlir.nn.-h nil the veins and arteries, cnal les nil mucus aurruccs to exchange Innn-iiinatory acids ami other Irritating substuncis fur urtirlul elements that effectually eleanun tho system and thus put an end to ull rmuntml pollution. 8. 8. 8. cleans out the stomach nf mucous accumulations, enables only pure, blood making materials to enter thu Intestines, combines with thrso food elements to enter the circulation, ami In lea ttinn an hour la at wuk ttiroiiKhout U.e body lu tbs process of purl llcut Ion. The medicinal eoropononls cf 8. 8. 8. axs relative! Ju t u enrentl. I tl well- balance.! health ai tho nutritive pmpan. ties nf tho crn Ins, meals, elisors, and fate of fooils. Any local Irritating Influence In tl.e 1,1 , od is rejected l,y the tlnsua ealla and eliminated l y reunon of the aUmulau tine InMiieneo of H. 8. 8. You will soon real 1 7.0 In wonderful In fluence iy the uli.etico of headache, a daw elded clearli'if of tho air passages, at steadily improved naval condition, and sensa of bodily relief thut proves bowl completely catarrh often Infests the an. tiro system. You will llnd 8. R. R. on sale at afl drne stores. It I a rcmurktitdo remedy for any and all blood affections, such ae eczema, rnsh, lupin, tetter, psoriasis. ImiIIs, u nd all other dlaenscd condition of tho ulood. l-or siM-chil uilviee on any blood disease write to The rlwlft Bpocl&e Co., sui Hwirt lii.iar. Atlanta, da. lo not trifle with sulmiltutes, Imlta Hon or any of the horde of "Just ae no, Cimil..rf " "f r. 8. H. As Indlraling the educational work of the Y. W. C. A. there are 4'.'.m0 girls and women enrolled In 171 cities in day or evening classes. In order Hint policemen liuiy take Hlieller frntn snow and rain the city of llriisst'ls Is erecting large sine um brellas about strevt lamp posts. Lumbago-Sciatica Sprains TOM f, P . w - ' ., . ' 1 , "The directions seys, It good for lumbago too, Sloan's cured my rlicuinatiimi I've used It and 1 know." Do you me Sloan's? Hm'i Troof. "I had mr hi' k hart In the IWr War and twit rem aao I waa hit by a alrrei car. I ttif-,1 all kind, ef diona wiIImkjI si.eeeiM. I aaw your I itunient In a dru stere and a l.itlle to try. The Brt aiipMralinn. aii.ril in-taiil rrlief. and now eicept fr a liitn- .orrnrw. am simast Wcil."-.aWr Aimsmm, N aaular, Caiy-. Inalant R.ti.f from Sciatica I wa sept In l(l with aelntlra sine the llr.t of r .nrust) . ttl I had almost in sldiil rrl.of whrn I tried your UuiuicuU" tf . il. IJMMfctaa, I rai-V. ajrt SprslaeJ Ankle "A a nT tA vwir liniment f. II,. Iiud II years. I enn sar It Is one ef the het an the rnirket ritlen years earn I siaamed n ankle and 1ml to naa erolelira, and tli.ilo l.naad.l I anul l aiwatslMlani'. A Ir.ea .l adu,rd m IntTr yoi.r l.iulinrnl nd a(l, r ii-iik It nulit ami nmcnlns for !" monlha I could aH wltlesit ran ml run asrool a. aii of ll eollHf llrriern III r-y d -pirtmrrit I have lil Uaa Wlttiuul a tolUeslui.a U.ul Uuie." " HtiUamU. Juu, VMillhf, H. 1. IIIME1 At all Dealer. Prlc ISsM BO, saj 11.00 Sloaa't Instructive Dok on horses, cattle, poultry and hog, seat free. Address, DR. EARL S. SLOAN, Ine, BOSTON, MASS, If I The latest census reports show that! P. N. V. there are ,67,03 fowls In MIchlRsn.'- The annual produrtlou Is 69.916.fibl dosens of eggs, with a farm value ot U,73t,7M. No. it, 14, WUKN wrltla to aarstllaara, ylama asaa. I " tlaai ItiU aae.