/
KIGKANDSCREAM
:
's Awful a ir in g from
Eczema.
Could Not Hold Her. She Tore
Her Face and Arms.
Cuticura Saved Her Life, So
Mother Says.
“ When my little glr’ was six month*
old, »he had eczema. We had used
cold er< am* and all kinds ot remedies,
but nothing did her any good, In fact,
she kept getting worse I used to
w rtp her hands up, and when 1 would
drees her, I had to put hei on the table
for I could not hold her. She would
kick and scream, and when she could,
she would tear her face and arms
almost to pieces. 1 used four boxes of
Cuticura Ointment, two cakes of Cuti
cura Soap, and gare her the Cuticura
licaolrent, a, drlie was cured, and I see
no traces o f the humour left. 1 can
truthfully any that they hare saved her
life, and any one suffering as she did, I
should advise them to give Cuticura a
fhlr tria l" MUS. G A. CONKAD, Lis-
bou, N. H., Feb. 7, 1898.
Five years later, viz., Feb. 23, 1903,
Mrs. Conrad writes i
'• It Is with pleasure that I can
Inform you that the cure has been per
manent as It Is now six years since she
wns cured, and there has been no return
o f the disease since, and I have advised
a lot o f friends to use the Cuticura
Remedies in all diseases of the skin.”
lustant relief and refreshing sleep fur
skin-tortured babies, and rest for tired,
fretted mothers, In warm baths with
Cuticura Soap and gentle anointings
with Cuticura Oiutment, the great skin
cure and purest o f emollients, to be
followed In severe cases by mild doses
o f Cuticura Resolvent. This Is the
purest, sweetest, most speedy, per
manent and economical treatment for
torturing, disfiguring, Itching, burning,
bleeding, scaly, crusted and pimply
skin and scalp humours, eczemas,
rashes and Irritations.
Sold throorhoat the world. Cutleam Reaolvent, 00c.
(In form of Chocolate Coated Pilla. ‘¿Rc. p er rial of UU),
Ointment, fiOc., Soap 30c. Depotai London, 27 Charter
house Hq. i Paria. 0 Kuo de la Pa lx i Boston, 137 Colum
bus Are. Potter Drue ft Cham. Coro.. Bolo Proprietor».
OS* Sand for •• Cuticura Skin Book."
C H U R C H D IR E C T O R V .
P reaching hours at 11 and 7 :30.
M. K. CH U RCH ,
P reach in g Sunday m orning and ev
ening. Sunday school at 9 :4 5 . Ep-
worth league at 6 :3*
P rayer m eet
in g Thursday evening.— Ja s . Moore,
pastor.
BAPTISl CHURCH.
P reach in g Sunday m orning and ev
en in g . Sunday school at 10. B. Y
P. U. a t 6 :3 0 . Prayer m eeting W ed
nesday even in g .— J . M. G reen, pan
tor.
PRE8HYTKRIAN CHURCH.
Pre<«cning Sunday m orning and ev
ening. Sunday school at 10. Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:110. Prayer m eet
ing Thursday evening.— W , T . War-
dle, pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
P reach in g Sunday m orning and ev
en in g . B ib le school at 10. Senioi
C h ristian
Endeavor at 6 :3 0 . Bibl*
class and prayer m eeting Thursday
evening.— L . G reen, pastor.
KVANQELICAL CHURCH.
P reaching Sunday m orning-and ev
en in g at the
Dallas college chape)
Hund ly school atlO . C h ristian En
deavor at 6 :3 0 . Prayer m eeting T hu rs
day evening.— A. A. W inter, pastor,
T U R K E Y S ON TH E FARM.
T h e r e In M o n e y I n T h e m I f Y o u C n n
P r o v i d e th e* P r o p e r C o n d i t i o n * .
1 never hove recommended that i
rainier should make a specialty of an.
line of poultry farming, but as the tin
key seems to thrive under all elimut*
conditions, he it either a warm or col«
season, and as all farm s ju st teer
\vith Insect life, the most natural
fiealtliful food a young turkey enn have
why should not every farm er avail him
self of tills by doing away with a ’
prejudices and keeping more turkeys
writes C. E. Matteson in the Milwuuke
Sentinel. W e put the fowls on tli
funu to take up the waste or senttore
grain tlmt is always more or less ai
lemlant around the place.
Now, we should keep turkeys for th
same purpose, though instead of takiu
up their living around tile huiidlpg i
should be out on the range, compel!in
them to exist largely from the nccumii
latloiis on tills range. By this prneth
your crops are barter for not bavin
the hugs to destroy them, and at tli
same time you have a nice crop of tt:
keys to sell at Thunksglvlng tiipo tlia
has cost you scarcely anythin ,
When l first started my little plac
In Pewnukee, 1 did not Intend raisin
a turkey, for experience limi taught m
that it needed more than a ten jut
plot of land to grow turkeys on. hi
the opportunity was afforded me in thi
way: Nearly a sec tion of land mljolnln
mine being owned by an old gentleman
who, not feeling able to farm it hltusei
had rented it piecemeal until In* con a
rent it iio longer, owing to its fort Slit;
being completely sapped out. hnvin
the entire tract a barren plain, ami ye
a splendid place to raise turkeys. 1
availed myself of this opportunity
Some years I sold as high as $500 wort!
of turkeys.
The past two years have beeu tl»e
worst I ever experienced in growing
turkeys. 1 believe and know that a
young turkey, if from good, strong par
outage, m il stand Just as much cold
and wet as a cldvk or a duckling, but
the past two seasons were away ii I kivo
the ordinary.
Instead of thunder
storms we had doudlmrHts, and in eon
sequence tin* turkey crop was very
short, bringing the market price away
up In the twenties, so that turkeys
were a luxury on the tables Iasi
Thanksgiving.
B u t I would not advise any one to
give up raising them Just because one
or two seasons have been against them.
The farm er lias had a pretty hard time
♦■■*««» tn m ature a full crop of corn (or
the past two seasons. E ast year was
also very bad on the potato crop. Well,
It do»*s not follow that they are going
to quit raising corn and potatoes.
» *.*mon on the sub.n et “’¿’ue 7>ev»i s
.« kie.” Tlie t«*\t was, “Gome oUt of
hat p.T may nut
mo n a n , tLou unclean spirit,” Murk v
h. Dr. Loc'ko fc.»id in part:
w di as it sll »Id
l*
E iw ii.iy in Nov,* York a drunken
TI»t*
K« p Sqiiab»,
pokceman kiil»*ii his wife. When he
- The beat variety of pigeons to keep
tv as sobered he was liiied with remorse
for squab raid g Is the “straight” Hu-
and exclaUueu: ‘ »tliLky did it! It was
u
w
c*^<
u:er, says WUiL.iu E. Klee In a bulletin
the (leva’s own joke, fehe Was the best
j issued by the agrien’ : irai department.
woman that ever lived!’
i i* a pl.mt f.MMl which all crops» must I
When *i>e Chcrnlnv ! m P oof .
These m
¿!c< :it birds are large
• ‘Alcoholic Ihpiors are. tlie curse of
A corres- on lent of Hoard’s Dairy 5r Widjout Fieinit-tit Pota-li to Iced
! and healthy. :uv rv.rl w »rkers. rhvay*
«•IrillEation. Alcohol Is not found In
man, writing from Fort Edward, N. Y., £ r.o cic»p cm retch tli".
4 ^
nature it Is the result of feriueuta- I
says: I would like to U 11 the people
point v ivre it p.i\ s fast.
Mon and decay. It is a product of
who have trouble with tin ir
*
E x p e r i m e n t s h a v e J« j -
tieu'vh. The d. vlP* Jokes are human- | The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which bos been
the way I manage. We run quite a thin j
1 m o o t r a te d th e v a lu e
Ky’s galling yokes. The devil’s comedy j
In «WÜ
use t for
has borne the signature of
»u
u r over
u v e i 30
o v years,
j
cream In, winter and cijol th e w a rn
o f T u ta i l * .
A
always ends In bloody tragedy.
s It comes from the
ju st ju st an
and has been made under his per
"T he Utfvli lias perpetrated one of his i
» It cool in. a clean,
separator a id
sonal supervision since its infnocy.
diabolical jokes on Germany and
il I have aer!ongfa to
sweet pail
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
France. I'm* many yeara opponents of
churn. Never freeze it r keep more
A ll Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are Init
temperance reform have persistently
than three days, then s:* the pail in a
Experiments that tritle with and endanger the health of
cited th^se countries as instances of
pan of warm water and
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
the safety of drinking liquors in mod
is 65 degrees, then a Id a cup oi
eration and ns arguments against to
oi : r h \ n kali
milk to each gallon t.f crebra:
tal abstinence. The kaiser of Germa- ,
s' ir
warm beside the st<
WQÜKS
ny bus recently abolished alcoholic
little while. In twenty-four Lours it
93 N i m m * Street,
%
• «
liquors from the rations and the can
should be thick and . sour enough fc«
New \,»rk.
Costoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
teens of the army and announces hi*
cliurn.
y£\
goric, Drops and Koothlng Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
purpose to make out of Ills army a
If the cows are advanced in lactation
great temperance organization. In Dr.
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
it will have to be v . ’*: :ed to (’-) ( I »-
Ma \ e r .'W ilson <fe Co S in Francis
Konrad’s cyclopedia there is a table of
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
grees. N o.er fill the churn over h 'lf
i, ('uliíüroia, are sole agents ior tli
statistics showing that the German*
full and churn In a w
i r »am. and
*c lie Coast.
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhwn and W iud
A V. . 1 !K. 1>
not
only
do
not
coniine
their
drinking
the butter will come quick and be iirm
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
>".t - kc the Log-
active and haut.:
to
beer
and
wine,
but
that
they
use
and gather up good.
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
'’liafl
,1 of fece rs, are
was I: i ducted into fits onice nearly tw ice us much whisky of the
boni fowi -, are .
A C h a m p io n Y ounur H o ls te in .
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep.
I the oldest and. most widely same grade for each inhabitant as the :
of quiet u. f)«'.
w. en properiy
K aty Spofford Coron; . owno>: by K. known o f the Washington correspond
Tlie Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
; are seldom in-
mated, l ? v . , i.
United
States
und
more
even
than
Uus-
|
a - :..ï I consider II. Knapp & Ron, Babins, N. Y.. ac ents, who *luid never met the genevai, sia. Only France, Belgium und Den
fertile. For t.zc.
cording
to
American
Cultn
,1s
1
nitor,
hol
i " r3S piv.,',*i;ted i <> him in U s office at mark exceed Germany In the per capi
par excellence
the straight ID
G E N U I N E
A L W A Y S
kind for Squab the world’s clinmpion otTIcl: 1 record nt :j the v ..r depart m eut i y tlie ch ief of ta consumption of distilled liquors. It
among all the pi
1 one of the mil It ary divi;slons. When
inri
6
tla,\’S.
age
of
3
years,
1
month
«
farming.
is
often
said
that
no
drunken
men
are
B e a r s t h e S ig n a tu r e o f
5f)0.*C5 pounds milk, 20.02 i lOUTHls In:t- j' tlie co;rrespondt•nt was tornmlly pre
ever soc-n in Germany, and yet ip Prus
ter in seven days, equivalc ;iit to 35., j sente 1 (
Duck Fi« rzutsar.
; Chaffee arose and, sia alom* in a single year there were
The high price p .m for duck and pounds at full age.
gras; inK tlie ham l o f his visitor, cor
This record has never he *en equal«i'd dia 11 y aid: “I a:tu p! ‘U.- e J to meet yon. 8,163 cases of delirium tremens.
goose feathers recently will stim ulate
“ Persons who have lived in Califor
increase 1 %pro ;uction of these fowls, by a heifer in her (lass. 4. ,891 poiim
How ! mg have you been In the city?” nia hear ad nauseam an argument in
j Th
yet hi spite of tin* reputes by large prof milk in sixty consecutive days.
:th
insuring smile, suppos favor of wine drinking based upon the
its on a duck ranch few fann ers will pounds in one day, (124 pounds 7 ing his caller was a casual visitor. The
customs of the French. The first na-
40 into the biisflness on anything like a ounces in seven days. f l:e had her general was surprise 1 when the corre
tjm .il antialcoholic congress has ju st
::trge scale. Duck farm ing is protita- first ca lf at 1 year, 0 months and 25 spondent pro. :ptl.v replied, “T hirty
been held in I aris. It was attended by
>le only when carried on near a go , I days, a fter which she gave 04 pom Is sears.” Tin visitor was invited to a
the president of the republic, the win-
market. The cost of raising ducks is 15 ounces of milk in a day, 13,010 •a>.:t. and an interest¡nv quarter of an
i islet* of war, the leading statesm en and
estimated by the large growers, pays pounds 11 ounces milk in one year, her hour followed.
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
| business men of France. IIow well the
W allace's Farm er, at from 6 to 8 cents economic* t st record with value of
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY STREET, NSW TORN CITY.
T h e F a th e r o f G ood R on d ».
devil’s
jok
e
has
uiilicted
this
people
i pound. The Des Moines m arket paid products $6.06 and a net profit of $1.67.
Represents! !v * B n i low’s claims to appears in the following facts which
121/** cents per pound for dressed ducks No record yet reported equals these being the fatl r of the good roads
were presented and discussed: During
it Thanksgiving time, which brought two amounts.
movemont is . puled by some one else the last fifty years, while the popula-
the owner about 40 cents per duck
D a i r y I n i c Tn C a l i f o r n i a .
than Menatoi I.alhir.-r of South Cnro- j tioft has increased In the proportion of
with the feathers oft. There are about
The extent of th'» dairy Intln " y over Ink. Uepre n tttive W. M. Lannlng ! 100 to 112, the consumption of alcohol
suit of drink. O f 25,659 arrests over little girl who was imploring nun m r
tw o ounces of good feathers on every almost every ngì
il
.)f New Jen *
thinks neither of those j has Increased from 100 to 355. During
15,000 wore for drunkenness and dis food to swallow a glass of whisky and
luck.
viry.n
California, ln reit
gentíetuen Is ntitled to the proud iuu- I this same period there was a decrease
orderly conduct.
11 rod* i
dltlons of «dim Be,
then kicked out his w ife’s remaining
rei. He claJi > it for himself.
! in Sweden, Finland and England. The
P o u ltry a t th e B is F a ir .
“T he joke is on the boys also. In eye, having destroyed the other eye in
nui;- I k * ieken ::s
The New .!ei>
•sey statesm an has bare- ‘ United States was referred to with the
Twelve additional varieties of poul po.* Ibllltle o f d. •!
New York* state there are 11,931 public a drunken fit two years before.
ly arrived in <« •ongruss,
>
but he calls at- j statem ent that in I s510 the individual
try have been added to the premium cu ltu ra l fu*ca o f th
schools, but there are 26,678 licensed
"One sensible man gave up the hab
tent ion to îtll c ciaimants t*liut he was ; annual consumption was 10.88 pints,
list of the 8t. Louis worl s fair poul d o 'c io .v d , H - S
bars. A lad of eighteen who had com it of drinking beer because he* over
talking good r«u
oads and drafting legis- i while in 1000 it was 10.05 pints.
try show, consisting of the following:
mitted
murder
said:
’The
mixed
drinks
iU.«
lat ion therefor • some fourteen years
*6n France the individual consump made me crazy. Next morning I awoke heard a conversation on a hotel veran
Itoso Comb Brown Leghorns in tin* tlmsia^tic o
t!n
yin. ago. New .1er.se;
da between two brewers. ‘I use brass
ey lioededJiis words and tion is ¿295 pints of wine and 48 pints
Mediterranean class, B lack Bed Game ln BnI¡forni
In a cell. They told me I had killed a | faucets,’ said one. ‘Oh, I have givcu
placed a law, of w Idcli i: was the au of liquors. In Paris it Is 566 pints of
bantams, Buff turkeys and the follow only in its
man, and a second victim of my re ; them up! I use wood fau cets,’ said the
thor, upon its statute hooks. Mr. Lim ! wine and 54 pints of liquor*. France
ing nonstandard varieties: Gray Ja p a cultivation i
volver was about to die.’
wl il he
! other. ‘I cannot afford to use brass
ning suys it v ; the law used as the s v pas.-os all 'other countries fn alco
nese bantams, Indian Game bantams, , pani (I by a
"T he devil’s jok e ca u se s' mothers
model
for
n
m
y
other
state
laws
on
holic consumption and Paris all other even to forsake their children and fa faucets. They are eaten up so fa st.’
Jersey Blues, Klondike», Partridge and : industry. *i
I The man who was listening Intern pt-
tli ■ same subject 1< ::g before Mr. L ati cities. ■The congress revealed the other
Silver Penciled Plymouth Bocks. IVa ! forni a now
thers infuriated by liquor to murder
nt to
i t*d by guying: ‘Eaten up! If le e r eats
mer and Mr. Baownlow were known to appalling fa ct that crim e has doubled
Bomb Rhode Island Reds. W hite j 0UÜ.WK1 nr.nr
their own progeny. Men are trans i up brass faucets, how do yon supposu
congressional fame.
! in thirty years, and suicide has in formed into maddened brutes. Mike
Crested, White Polish hoarded ban
creased 400 per cent in thirty years. Leddy. in Brooklyn, forced, his hungry it affects a man’s stom ach?’ The brew
P la it Acting; Cbnlrnmn.
tams and White Jav as. Several elim i WASHINGTON L E T fE U
ers laughed. It was a devil’s joke.
The controversy over fin? selection of | The medical authorities unhesitatingly
nations have been made in the pigeon j
B ut the man stopped drinking beer.”
B R IG H T ’S D IS E A S E .
a chairman of the isthmian canal com*- declared that the stationary condition
classification because of duplication or j
[Special Correspondence.]
other causes, and some classes nut j When a dispatch about the Santo Do mitteo in place of tlie late Senator Han of the population can be justly charged
T he largest sum ever paid for a p ri-
mingo troubles reached several Wash na 1.; li'd to a ccpclusioii to attem pt to the use of alcohol. The convention scription changed hands in San F ia n -
now complete will be enlarged.
ington newspaper correspondents it: no decision at present. The matter inaugurated a war against intemper cisco, August 3 0 ,1 9 0 1 . T h e transf r
I*nrr IIreed« Are lient.
was about b o'clock on Saturday even will bo allowed to rest, and the commit ance.
“ Let us hear nothing more about the involved in coin aud stock $ 1 1 2 ,5 0 ).
As to breeds, most any hen will lay ing. They started to ask about it. tee cm committees will not meet in the
ad-. antages of using alcoholic drinks and was pai«l by a party of busi
If properly cured for, but pure breeds
firee ol1 them " ached the house of a Immediate future.
ness men lor a specific for B rig h t’s
certainly must be the best to keep, as i’igli naval ofilcial (it wouldn’t be fair
The senate leaders say that Mr. P latt with Germany and F ran ce as illustra disease ami diabetes, hitherto in cu r i-
you have a standard to go by. If your to tell his name) at the same time. Ilia cf New York is acting chairman. If tions. There comedy has already end
A GIANT LILY.
ble diseases.
fowls are not up to the standard, you butler was adamant. He would take the canal coinmiiiee meets he will pre ed in disastrous tragedy.
T hey com m enced the serious inves
"P
u
t
listen
to
a
few
more
of
the
dev
know they are not at their best; be i i ii ) cur«is. lie said Ins m aster was side, in accordance with the custom in
In d ia
a n il
B io n r
tigation of the specific November 15, O r i x i n a l l y F r o m
F l o w e r i n g ; I n MaNnaehuNettft.
sides, you have the pleasure of having busy and could’not be seen.
such cases, and if the committee has il’s jokes.
1900. T hey interviewed s o r e s of the
"In
Chicago
in
one
day
1,408
persons
something special to show your frienua.
The very stately Liliurn glganteum is
On the following Monday one of tlie business to transact it will be taken
were imprisoned for drunkenness. Of cur**d and tried it ou t on its m erits by seldom grown in this country except
men who had been at
high naval up under Mr. P la tt’s diçecvion.
putting over three dozen cases on tlie
!
these
there
were
forty-one
eases
of
de
by specialists. Tlie facts that the seed
• dicer s lion.;«.* went in to'see that oili-
CAUL SC IIO F IK L D .
lirium tremens. It is reported that a treatm ent iml watching them . They requires a year for germination und
cial and raid:
also g«>t phv>icians h) name ch ron ic,
physician
connected
with
the
prison
the bulb some y e a rs .to m ature suffi
“ I unv. i. : ml the king of Italy, the
B A I L ’ S J O K E . ” secured some of the liquor. lie poured iyicurabh1 cases, and adm inistered i ciently for flowering probably ft I scour-
king of England and the king of Korea
with the phyhici ms for judges. U
it
upon
a
piece
of
raw
beef,
and
in
I ave receu.ly laid a communication be-
to Aogttct 26th 87 per cent of the test age its popular culture, although it Is
ATURES DRAWN DY A BUFFALO three minutes tlie meat was absolutely
ru.
cases wero eith er v^ell or progressing claimed to ho perfectly hardy (with a
black.
None
but
devils
can
laugh
a
t
covering of leaves) a t Boston, and some
CLERGYMAN.
:d you got any such under-
“W It
favorably.
such a revelation.
| r.tanding as that?” the high naval ofli-
T h ere being but thirteen per cent fine examples have been produced In
"T
he
devil’s
Joke
In
Buffalo
shows
The question of keeping tin* milk cans j d al ask ;d In great surprise.
M n a s h o n s i e s j i . <3 A ^ y l n m s F I 1 I -
th at in one year of six convictions for <»f f Bures, the parties were satisfie I
covered While in transit from the farm
“V. hy. I was at your house Saturday
Iii<* a . ..!... j D rin k —“ V/hl«ky
murder five can be traced to the sa ami closed tlie transaction. T h e pre-
to iiie factory is an important one, and night, and jo u were too busy to be
Su.;» s
ilio
ile r d o r e i* —
loon, three of the murders having oc ceilings of the investigating com m it
,mr Inittennukors should ta' ^ grem ¡Veen, but when tlie butler went into
C'riîïviu::! Ilc c o n l.
curred in a saloon. Out of the thir tee and the clin ical reports of the test
ir interest in having this • ' . . Milk I the library 1 heard you say something
teen m anslaughter cases ten were due oases were published and will ba m ail
IW l i\l Locke at
K subjected to a variety of abuses up I about three kings, and 1 supposed those
e .Lodi.d Episec
directly to Intoxication. Out of thirty- ed liee on application. Address Jo h n
on Hie farm and should not lie* com I were the oivs.”
vL25-ar.lta twenty-eight were the re- J . F u lton com pany, 409 W ashington
pelled to suffer still further punishment
“All, jo s ,” said the high naval offl-
street, San F ran cisco , California.
while on tho'way to the creamery when i dal.
” l did have a communication
It is possible by means of a little atten j from tin-«*«* kings Saturday night at the j
tion to deliver it in the same condition j lime you mention, but it was laid on I
BO YEA R S *
in which it left the dairy. The butter Line table.
E X P E R IE N C E
mother gentleman had a
maker who will may succeed .in in.hie c unmunmation from throe aces.”
ing his pu irons to blanket their cans,
Tbeir Iit>i*a- Service,
and till fact has he i'ii impres sad upon
.
Mar
the mind 1 or a writer in Cream* ary Jour- . , . fell 4 m ark'd the completion of
thirty * ■-three years of service in congress
mil by < !) •/»rvat ion nlade (>uriu r; cream- !
cry ii)3p *ct ion work. At some creamer- ¡
*" ich of the Maine senators. * Prob-
is no exact parallel to such
T rade M a rk *
íes we ti lid, he says. every lorn1 <if milk i Ill,ly tkoii*
1
" “D e s i g n s
The worst disease the world has ever known, and
hi the history of tlie govern-
well ro\ en d wit!» hiankeis a:: ,1 nt otli- ¡ 11 ri ord
'
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
the greatest scourge to the human race, is Contagious
Anronf* spndlng a »k etrh an d description m ay
*r facto les in tlie s: une local’ ly nit fti-
nntckly a scertain o u r opinion fre e w h eth er an
Mr. Hole entered the house of rep-
Blood Poison. One drop of the virus of .this most
:’IH of such care up n til.- |i:ll't
:lrc
Invention Is probably P aten tab le. Com m unica
r; sc:» ta.sVis Marcii 4, 186:). Precisely
tions strletly confidential. HANDBOOK on P a te n ts
horrible of all diseases will pollute and vitiate the
»Mir* p ;trm is. Now, why is 1lr.s inn-?
se n t fre “.. Oldest ag en cy fo r secu rin g .p aten ts.
Frye
also
became
a
‘
"
s
"i.
r
elr.
P a te n ts tak en tnrouph M unn & Co. re ceiv e
purest, healthiest blood, and within a short time after
»H It rotsoii, iole* to suppose tl; at ah of
tpifiui not
it b o u t ch n rae. In th e
»• «.1 t.ie bon -
Mr. Hale, liow-
7lu», careful dairymen of the locality
the first little sore appears the system is filled with the
er.»
.
v.
;;.
h not 11 Ul.'li.iber of the Forty-
lave c;'iitere (1 their patronage up ni «me
awful
poison
and
the
skin
breaks
out
in
a
red
rash-;
A h andsom ely illu strated weekly. T-nru-est cir
nstitntlon i nd that thè can»:less ones sixth coiigr« -s hi *e iiher Lui neh, but the glands of the groins swell, the throat and mouth become ulcerated,
culation o f an y s<*ient.lflc jo u rn al. '1 erm s. *3 a
irò ail li vili; ; in one liehvbborh ,od? No: Mr. Frye servi d c ontinuously In the the liair and eyebrows drop oilt, and often the entire surface of the body
y o u r: fo u r m o n th s, $L Sold by all new sdealers.
tii
1
Le
w.is
**..'t
ied
senator.
•lot by any ; tie :ns. 11 is simp ;y due to
&
361 Broadway,
8covered with copper-colored splotches and sickening sores and erup
Suei-tedl.ig non. Hannibal Hamlin,
the f^ict tin t both factories are not op-
B r a n c h O ffice, *25 F 8 t „ W ash in g to n . D . C.
j resident dur ng Liiurohi’a first tions. Contagious Blood Poison is as treacherous and elusive as the
•rate : by tl u* s ine kind of ;a luitte**-
GIANT LILY OF INDIA.
linker. Bo; s, this is a matt«t-r wl.leli i. : m. -.r. 1 ie toe•k bis >eat in tlie serpent. You mav he carrying it in your veins with no visible evidences
Massachusetts.
Mr. Fisch er of the
ite M.iivh 4. is s i. Mr. Fryt* to«»k of its existence ; for while
you may e. ntrol. Y on may not be able
A f t e r su fT erln s: t w e lv e y e a r *
Boston Ganlenors and F lorists’ club
s ? e.i i i n i i , .* i t ,n.to Mureh 13. 1881, mercury and potash seem
»o keep fully informed of tlie methods
f r o m C o n t a g io u s B lo o d P o is o n ,
grew the one here illustrated from sjpetl
!ec c .
n. Jc.m.es G. Blaine, who to cure and all external
a n d t r y i n g t h e b e s t p h y s ic ia n s
used upon tlu* farm, but you certainly
sown In 1801, which flowered in 1902.
lie. : i
o b t a i n a b l e , a n d a l l th e p a te n t
nt Garfiv id’s cabinet as
enn rama in informed upon tills* matter.
signs
disappear,
the
dis
m e d ic in e s p r o c u r a b le , a n d s te a d
The flower spike, over seven feet high,
retar,y of s LU«». He thus became a
Insist that the milk shall be delivered
i l y c o n t i n u i n g to g ro w w o r s e , I
ease
is
doing
its
destruc
carried ten large, very odorous flowers
days Inter than Mr.
g a v e u p a l l h o p e o f re c o v e r y , a n d
o tlie factory in the same condition in
tive work within, or the
that kepi th e it good looks fop nearly
p h y s ic i a n s p ro n o u n ce d m y c a s e
which It leaves the farm, an 1 this can ' ; : o. ;;i Mr. Frye served fourteen j
i n c u r a b l e . H o p in g a g a i n s t h op e,
three weeks.
s Io,.„er in the It use than did the patient is c o n s t a n t l y
inly be aeeou.pl'iLlieti by k oping the
I t r ie d S . 8 . S . I im p ro v e d fro m
M Eß*
T he plant tuny att.Ttn a height of ten
h a r a s s e d by returning
.••r . ..ine am ..tor.
vans well covered, winter atu 1 Hummer. A ■
tb e fir s t b o ttle , and a fte r ta k in g
or eleven feet, according to the botan
I'verG.cles.s their iggregute service symptoms and unmistaka
tw e lv e w as cu re d so u n d and
A F in e H olstein.
w e ll , a n d fo r tw o y e a r s h a v e h a d
ists, and as the large bottom leaves are
Plebe Qit
IV. made a rreor.l of ! " 1ho senate anil lioi se Is the same to j ble traces of the blood n o r e t u r n o r s y m p to m q f t h e v ile d is e a s e .
sometimes a foot in length its effect is
15 pounds
ounce?
bn rr nt t,vo 1 ' ¡v.v. t holy -three years In all for : poison. T h o u s a n d s cf
W a r s a w , N . C.
H. M. R E G IS T E R .
very imposing. The white flowers are
physical
w
r
e
c
k
s
ami
p o r t l a n d - t h e d a l l e s
r o u t e . tinged with green on the exterior and
riu * A d jo u r n m e n t .
chronic in v a lid s from the effects of Blood Poison know the uncer
are purplish within and are shout half
• >*••* ol members of congress
tainty of the m ercu ry and potash treatment — that it stifles but does not Steamers:
a foot in length. A partially shaded
, to the question of the ad*
kill
the
serpent.
As
long
ns
there
is
life
in
the
serpent
there
is
danger
and moist situation In soil composed
of that body. There is a
of loam, letvf mold anil sand was found
s
iio.i among these who in its fangs; and while your blood is tainted there is danger of infec
hy Mr. Fisch er to suit tlie lily. Being
II at
W line House and who have tion. Safety lies o n ly in crushing out the life of the loathsome disease
hardy, as already stated, its culture
n ie r : * 1 to adj vammelit |n talking and killing the serpent. For many years S. S. S. has been known as
should not he difficult. The initial ex
it!i l!;e presi b ut that tlieire is a 1)80- an antidote for Blood Poison. It is a remedy composed entirely of
pense of the bulb la considerable. It
lately no rcas.m why the 1 eg Ula ture v e g e ta b le in g re d ie n ts, and we offer $1,000 for proof that it contains
was originally i:-Produce*) from the
shoui i h e Jn ncaslon a fter -Y’ ay t. and
the least particle of mercury, potash or
Him alayas into Hugland about fifty
som«» senators and represen;tn Uvea de-
other
mineral.
It
thoroughly
purifies
the
years ago.
• *!are that A rr!l 15 would bi • the prop-
blood, improves the appetite and diges
C o n n e c t in g a t Lyle w ith t h e
ini ’ for adjoi; ruir.ont.
tion,
and
tones
up
all
parts
of
the
system.
ivi. tof Lodgi SII.VS tlmt
In chronic and long-standing cases of
l:t tu I h » able to fini,.!. It; a work by
The Androscoggin O re ) Pomona
years and eleven months. She Is the^
Blood Poison, S. S. S. acts promptly and
R a ilw a y C o m p a n y fo r
•11 15 at the latest. “ It ser ms to
grange has a membership of 2.636. and
property of \V. A. Matteson, the well
•• i . , , , ,t * ••ii
without leaving any bad after-effects. Wahkaicus,
:it there I nothin« to
Daly,
there are 4.356 Patrons In that conn*y.
cuowii breeder and dairyman.
p <-o:iKre«i hen > after A -Ì1 l.\ The
W rite us about your case, and our physicians will advise with Centerville
Maine Is the third state in the Union
Coldendale
F c n n R jlv a u lt* D a ir y E x h ib it .
of tlie way,
ty, an
an.! the out charge, and we will mail you free our home-treatment book tell
and
ol!
other
Klickitat
valley
point*.
as to grange membership.
In the Impfirtance of Ita dairy induc .-ìpnnv
i etui tie Ini lull ai In ing all about Contagious Blood Poison and its different stages aud
Steamers leave Portland «tail), except Sundv , at
ry Penn *.y!v:ili hi D thè s»coml state In
lu «t aw nj hy the mid-
a. m , cuniriK-tm; at l.yle with C.R. *N . train for
The parcels post Is favored by the
ho Union, s ys Btocktimn ami Fiirmer. dio of
symptoms.
JJf£ s w i r r sPCC IFtC C O ., ATUUTTA. GA. | j 7 UoMen'W
I* al V3d p in., train arriving at U<> ten-
liou!d it imt therefore Insta’.l nt St.
I iale it T ;<:* p. in. Steamers arrive The Halle- •».SO grange. There Is no good reason why
lion e loaders also s> t* no rea son
j
p
m.
Steamer
Kavea
I’hs
l>alie.ii*ily,eMept»ut>-
Izouls mi cx¡iiliilt cor.imo*. arate wiih again. r an early adjourn nent. In the
| da\. at 7 JO a. tu. C H ft N . tr.cn le .ving Uolden- this country should not have ns good
ho importai) u* of its positlon In thè house Adjournment can he arrange 1
daie at S:l«a m connects with th*« steamer for Port mail facilities ns foreign countries
s ? ^ ££ss% V E G E T A B L E S I C I L I A N
land, arriving at Pmtlam at 6 pm.
have.
nduHtry? u«•rtalnlv lt 8*>onìd, and tlie for at almost any time, a; the rules of
Penusylvnniu world’s fall* comuiisjflon that 1 y permit the expedition of
The legisln♦'’-*' committee of the na
F or detailed inform ation of tickets,
thoiiid set as: •lo etkougli money t » make husillo
berth reservation:*, e tc ., cull or write tional giauge has fi *ently visited W ash
Agricultural Inte
such an exlfib
of your hair ? At this rate you 'vill soon
Mot a Newcomer.
ington In the luteres of the Order and
of l Vims viva ilia cannot |\U he rep re
to Alder street wharf, P ortlaud , Or.
' i remember that Hall’s Hair Kenewer
A. fe w days a fter Lieutenant General
of farm ers generally.
sented as they should be at St. Boms
because there is not money eia* : , h lo
do it, but »no leading interest-* should
be properly represented, uud dairying
is one of them. T4ie Dairy union is
preparing plans for such an «exhibit as
will reflect credit on the state. and the
commission will do well to consider it
in a very liberal manner.
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What is C ASTO R IA
CASTOR IA
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
K I L L THE
S cien tific H im ric a n .
fkiOfifl CO
New York
Regulator Line.
Bailey Gatzert
Regulator
Dalles City
Metiako
iiGiunibia River and Northern
) } 1 s ir R c n c w c r
i n-kes nair grow.
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H. G. CAMPBELL, Manager.