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C H U R O H D IR E C T O R V .
Preaching hours at 11 and 7 :30.
M. E. CHURCH.
Preaching .Sunday morning and ev
ruing Muntjay school at!) :4ft. Flp-
worth league at ft :3* Prayer meet
ing Thursday eve.iing.—Jas. Moore,
pastor,
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday morning and ev
ening. Sunday echool at 10. B. Y
P. U. at 6:30. Prayer meeting Wed-
need ay evening.—J. M. Green, pas
tor.
PRKHI1YTKRIAN CHURCH.
PNaobing Sunday morning and ev.
•n ia ^ Sunday school at 10. Chris.
tlSa Endeavor at 6:30. Prayer moet-
i u Thursday evening.— W, T. War-
4 m , pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday morning and ev
ening. Bible school at 10. Senior
Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Bible
class and prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday morning and ev
a d i n g a t the Dallas college chapel,
duuday school atlO. Christian En
d«av.,r a t 6:30. Prayer meeting T hurs
d a y eveniug.— A. A. Winter,, pastor,
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T H E FARM HORSE.
Is Ih * A v r r a s e H o rse o f th e t 'e n t r s l
W est T oo L la h t F o r l-'arut L a b o rf
T h re e y e a rs In sik-eesRlon th e fa rm e rs
of th e corn belt h av e passed th ro u g h
u n u su a l difficulties In p u ttin g In th eir
crops, th is being d u e to h eavy p recip i
ta tio n s d u rin g th e seeding an d p la n tin g
m onths. In nt least th re e w ay s th is ha*
o p erated u g n in st th e In te re sts o f f a rm
ers. In th e flrst place, on acco u n t of
llie soil being w et th e seeding o f crops
h a s lieen d elay ed : In th e second place
on account of th e w etn ess o f th e soil
tilla g e o p eratio n s h a v e been c a rrie d on
w ith e x tre m e lilQIenlty. w hile la stly the
seaso n for aow lng a n d p la n tin g has
been so sh o rt a s to -''-aw upon tin
m an und borne forces fur lab o r to at:
e x te n t th a t could scarcely lie supplle
'I liesc u n u su a l conditions h a v e ta u t I
u s Hint th e a v e r ap e fa rm horse of th
c e n tra l w est i lint h eavy eT jitg h fo
th e w ork lb t l.s l< iv lli'd n o m lo p.
W e a re well a w a r e o f th e fa c t th a t
m any m an ure »troujr advocate» of the
1,200 o r 1,300 pound Jmroe, chiliulng
th a t auch nn nnlm al for ull round u til
ity on th e f r r m w ill » H e m ore aatla-
facto ry aerv ice th a n o n e t h a t 1 a h e a v ie r
W hile w e ad m it th a t th e re a re caaea
w h ere th e l .200 o r 1.300 pound ho rai
ls a very h an d y unlrual, y e t in o u r opin
ion i t w ould a d d m u ch to th e w e a lth
of the co m belt If th e a v e ra g e horse
w eighed 1,400 o r 1,300 pound» und com
bined w ith th is w eig h t h is p resen t
Quality.
W e will go f u n h e r a n d «ay th a t th ere
la uu im p o rta n t place for th e 1.0 0 0 an d
1,700 p o und horse to be used In fa rm
work. W ho am ong o u r lig h t horse a d
vocate» h a s not w ish e d fo r a little m ore
w eight m an y tim es in th e sp rin g ? W e
h av e in m ind u few individual» whom*
horse» w eigh ou a n a v e ra g e ab o u t
1,300 pounds, und tlieee iMissed th ro u g h
th e sp rin g w ork w ith a m uch g re a te r
d egree of ease th a n th e 1.2 0 0 pound
anim als.
W e ta lk about o u r lig h te r horse be
ing usefu l w hen w e p u t him on the
roud, b u t in the co rn l**lt if w e com
p are th e am o u n t o f road m g th a t ¡a t«
be done w ith th e a b u n d a n c e of labor
on the fa rm we will Und th a t th e for
m or is in sig n ifican t com p ared w ith th r
h itte r u n d th a t we sh o u ld equip ou r
»elves w ith h o rses sullen to fa rm la
bor an d allow th e road w ork to he a
m a tte r o f secondary consideration.
W e realize th a t th e re w ill he man}
am ong o u r read ers w ho still hold th e if
opinion th a t th e 1,2 0 0 pound horse is
m ore useful, h u t w e v e n tu re to u»sen
th a t th ese In d iv id u als a re not p u ttiu g
the plow s dow u an d doing th e good
w ork w ith th e d isk s an d h a rro w s th at
th eir neighbors a re w ho ow n an d o;*
o rate h e av ier horses. I t is tru e th a t
so m eth in g d epends upon th e ch aru cte
of u sol!, b u t a s m uch of th e soil in
th e corn belt is co m p arativ ely close in
te x tu re an d w o rk s w ith a deg ree ot
difficulty w e believe that* w e a r e e n
tirely w ith in th e lines of s a fe ty w hen
we stro n g ly ad v o cate b reeding up for
use on the fa rm equine* of g re a te r
scale.
In ste a d o f breeding tlie furm m are
to a road horse in o rd e r to raise w o rk
ers it w ill be m uch m ore profitable in
the long ru n to breed to sta llio n s be
longing to som e of o u r h eav ier breeds.
T h e offspring in th is case w ill n ot only
be m uch m ore v alu ab le If placed on th e
m ark et, b ut w ill be of g re a te r u tility
If k ep t ou th e fary i. If you h ave never
m ad e an y com parison p lease note tha
difference betw een fo u r 1,2 0 0 pound
horses w hen hitched on a d isk an d the
sa m e n u m b er o f 1,500 pounders. In
th e case o f th e lig h ter team you will
find th e d riv e r a d ju s tin g his lever so
th a t th e d isk w ill n ot "b ite " q u ite so
h ard , w hile iu th e case of th e heavy
feam th e re Is no need o f a n y such a d
ju stm e n t. I t follow s th a t th e seed bed
in th e la tte r case w ill be p rep ared in a
m uch b e tte r m a n n e r th a n in th e for
m er.—Iow a H om estead.
KOREAN CURIOSITIES.
T h e K o re a n s love m edicine.
T he
rich ta k e pills of in cred ib le size and
richly gilded.
T h e re a re no b a n k ru p tc y court« in
K orea. O nce a K o rean c o n tra c ts a
delft he can n ev er escap e from it.
K o rea is th e only c o u n try w h ere the
m a rria g e certificate is eq u ally divided,
one h a lf being given to th e hu sb a n d ,
th e o th e r to th e w ife.
E v ery K o rean h u sb a n d 1« a n s w e ra
ble for th e co n d u ct ol h is w ife. Should
she b reak an y of th e o rd in a ry la w s he
m u st su ffer in her stend.
T h e m ost im p o rta n t d u ty of every
h o u sew ife In K orea is to keep a lig h t a
p e rp e tu a l fire, w hich is snored to the
d ead a n c e s to rs of th e household.
No K o re a n m a j go upon th e roof of
his house, not oven to re p a ir u leak,
w ith o u t legal p erm issio n a n d w ith o u t
giving d u e notice to all his neighbor.».
P a p e r e n te rs largely in to th e con
stru c tio n o f every K o rean house. T he
in te rio r is lined w ith p ap er. It h a s a
p a p e r roof, p a p e r floor clo th a n d p ap er
walls.
T lie N nm lier T en .
In a rith m e tic e v e ry th in g goes by
tens. Sociologists tra c e th e h u m an lik
ing fo r th a t n u m b er to th e “p en tad ig i
ta te ” o r five fingered lim b, w hich is a
c h a ra c te ristic fe a tu re o f th e e u tire
v e rte b ra te fam ily. A fro g would
plum p fo r th e decim al sy stem fo r Ju st
th e reaso n s th a t Im pel h u m an beings.
E ven a horse, w hich now h a s only one
finger a n d toe on each foot, h a s h in ts
In ills a n a to m y w hich show th a t his
an c e sto rs had th e p e n ta d ig ita te a r
ran g em en t. B iologists a r e m uch in te r
este d to couslder how th e uum ber
evolved w as five. W hy n o t fo u r fin
g e rs or six o r m ore? S om ehow , m ore
th a n five w ould a p p e a r to be r a th e r
m ore th a n one b rain could g iv e inde
p en d en t a tte n tio n to, w h ile five are
m ore u se fu l th a n four.
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q u ain ted w ith Mchlzn n th uses a s w in te r
W e cu n u o t e ra se to p ro ject reform * te rlu £ sun. F u rth e r, tt !a not unco»
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an d prop en sity o f the Individual la fo u r hours, a n d th is w ith o u t food or
toreating. T h e p la n ts a re easily grow n,
w a te r u n til Id» Journey 1« flulahed. and
elim in ated .
an d th e ir re q u ire m e n ts a re of th e aim
F o r every one w ho w ould ta k e a d th en th e A rab, w hen h e d ism ount«,
pleat c h a ra c te r, a good p o ttlu g soil
v a n ta g e o f th e sh o rte r w o rk d ay to w a n ts to see h is h o rse sh a k e Ulmaelf
w ith th e ad d itio n of m a n u re or fe rti
In d u lg e o r c u ltiv a te leid h ab lta a und neigh loud an d »Drill a n d p aw th e
lizer iu th e la s t p o ttin g , an d a s th ey
th o u sa n d aye, an d m ore— w ould usa ground fo r hi« food.—Illu » tra te d 8 poft-
com m ence flow ering uu occasional wa
tb c lr tim e am i o p p o rtu n ities to th e beet Inn
te rin g w ith liquid m a n u re will be
a d v a n ta g e an d develop them selve*
HIS SHOW WAS OVER.
found sa tis fa c to ry . W e h a v e fo u n d
alo n g n o b le r an d m ore uaefui lines.
so w in g th e seed In S ep tem b er in th re e
W e d o not deuy th e achool und the Th« W a r am JBat«rtaia«r S au b be« a
inch p o ts a n excellent m ethod. *Tho
■aobblah I'atroa.
ch u rch to o u r y o u th becauae th e free
seedlings should be th in n e d o u t, allow
A n E n g lish worn un of decidedly snob
dom of going an d coining au d o f a s
Ing only th re e o r fo u r to rem ain , ami
sociation m ay luatlll w ro n g Im preaaloua b ish Instinct», b u t socially in tre n ch ed
pot ou a s req u ired . G en erally an e ig h t
o r c u ltiv a te had hablta. They a re good beh in d g re a t au d new riches, once en
Inch p ot will be th e Anal one. S tak in g
In stitu tio n s an d d isa e m lD a te good, und g ag ed th e la te Coruey G rain to give
fo r th o se reason» w e aeud u n d Insist a n e n te rta in m e n t a t h e r c o u n try Louse.
upon o u r y o u th atte n d in g th em ; for S he le ft in stru c tio n s th a t th e e n te r
thoae reaso n s w e |>erpeiuate. Im prove ta in e r w hen he a rriv e d w h s to dine
a n d rev ere them . W e estab lish prison* ^rlth th e se rv a n ts. T he b u tler, who
fo r th e good of th e p e o p le a n d co n trary k n ew b e tte r, apologised, b u t C oruey
1 vas a m an uot easily disco n certed ,
to th e wiah of th e evil doer.
I* uot th e logical conclusion o f tb* W rote Je ro m e Iv. Jero m e. H e dined
ab o v e m entioned a rg u m e n t th a t th* w ell an d a f te r d in n er rose an d a d
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m ark ed th e hostess.
g reen h o u se su p p o rts o r along p a rti
“ H eady for w lin t?” d em an d ed Cor
tions, w h ere ow in g to th e ir w o n d erfu l
ney courteo u sly .
laslnging p o .u a . to an , pert of th*
United ShtM , Canada .ad M.xtes
tlo rlfero u sn ess th e y prove a ttr a c tiv e
■
“ F o r y o u r e n te rta in m e n t,” an sw ered
object». F u rth e rm o re , c u t » p ray s keep
th e hostess.
It I* beat because,
a long tim e an d a re s u ita b le fo r m any
“ B u t I’ve given It a lre a d y .” ex plained
printing all Uu n«ws of th* w»(M
pu rp o ses, a lth o u g h n ot u d a p te d to sh ip
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C orney. “an d m y en g ag em en t w as for
a n d f u l l y Illustrating m a n y
p in g or m uch handling.
one p erfo rm a n c e only.”
articles. It ha* apeclaT depart
T h e re a r e m any v a rie tie s o f Scliizan
“ G iven It! W h ere? W h en ?”
ments
derated
to—
th u s p in n a tu s, b u t th e ; seem so in te r
“ An h o u r a g o —d o w n s ta irs .”
m ingled a s to be b u rd l; se p ara b le . T he
AGRICULTURE
“ B u t th is Is n o n sen se!” exclaim ed
HORTICULTURE
colors, how ever, vary from w h ite to
th e hostess.
POULTRY
d a rk p u rp le and em b race a n u m b er of.
“ It seem ed to mo so m e w h a t e x tra o r
LIVE STOCK
sh a d e s an d m arkings, so m uch so th at
d in a ry .” Corney replied, “ b u t it h a s al
MINING
they h a v e received th e ap p ellatio n of
w ay s been my p riv ileg e to d in e w ith
LITERATURE
•poor m an ’s orchid" an d “ b u tterfly
th e co m p an y I am ask ed to en te rta in .
FASHIONS
dow er.” S. w iestorilensis, Introduced
I took It you had a rra n g e d a little
and SPORTS
from E n g lan d in 190J, is o n e of th e best,
tr e a t fo r th e s e rv a n ts .”
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color v a ry in g even to crim so n . G row n
edge of their specialties. Tha
in a cool g reen h o u se they am p ly rep ay
D i a a p i i r o v a l o f tli« D n « t S p r a y .
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Horticulture, Poultry and Live
M any of th e Illinois o rc h a rd ls ts do
Slock
are
wall
Illustrated
and
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not ap p ro v e of d u s t sp ra y in g fo r fu n
filled with matter of gw greatest
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Interest
1«
all
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In
me**
in G ardening.
th e sp e a k e rs before tlie S ta te H o rticu l
Industrie*, every l i n e b e i n g
tu r a l society voiced tlie ob jectio n th u s:
written by thee* who are In close
Good B a lc o n y P lu n tn .
“ I th in k th a t th e w ise m an. if he h a p
touch with coach done prevailing
F o r th e balcony, Coboea sc an d eu s, a
pens to be n fru it g ro w er, w ill keep
on this Ceast.
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aw a y from th e d u st sp ra y u n til the
p o t p la n ts from seed sow n la s t a u
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g ro w th th a n sp rin g sow n seedlings.
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De yea want th*
T h e fine beil sh ap ed blossom s o f th is
th a t th e re a re som e m e rits in th e d u st
p la n t a re pah? green w hen th ey first
sp ra y I w ould ad v ise th em to w a it
ap p ear, ch an g in g to a deep p u rp le in a
aw h ile u n til th e th in g h a s been se ttled
few days, an d th e long s p r a y s o f fo
Showing th* United State*, D o
and not w a ste 11113 - m oney on m ate
minion ef Canada and Northern
liage w hich it th ro w s on all sid e s are
rials and sp ra y in g m achine«, b u t to
Mexico on .a* side, MAP OF
very d e c o ra tiv e in th em selv es. One
stick to th e th in g th u t w e k n o w is
T H E W O R LD , preaenttag t* view
good p la n t w ill cover se v era l sq u a re
good, a n d w hen th ese o th e r th in g s are
In en* oentlnuout reap, wtdi all
y a rd s of iro n w o rk , an d th e b rig h t y el
areas In true propert»»n, th* en
a success w e can In v est in th em .”
low flow ers of T roproolum c o n arien se
tire. surface ef the Earth *a the
I t is su g g e sted by som e o f th e fru it
harm o n ize d elig h tfu lly w ith th e som
ether aid*.
growlers th a t in th e com p o u n d in g of
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A su m m a ry o f the re su lts of all the
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tlie cost o f ap p ly in g th e w a te r Is not
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T h e K in d V o n H a v e A lw a y s B o u g h t, a n d w h ic h had b een
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co n ta in s n e ith e r O p iu m , M o rp h in e n o r o th e r N arcotio
su b sta n c e . I t s a g e is Its g n a r a u te e . I t d estro y s W orm s
a u d allu ys F e v e r is h n e s s. I t c u r e s D iarrh oea an d W in d
C olic. I t r e lie v e s T e e th in g T ro u b les, c u r e s C oustipution
a n d F la tu le n c y . I t a ss im ila te s th e F o o d , r e g u la te s tb e
S to m a ch a n d B o w e ls , g iv in g h e a lth y au d n u tu ral sle e p .
T h e C h ild ren ’s P a n a c e a —T h e M o th er’s F r ie n d .
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too g re a t, irrig a tio n of s tra w b e rrie s is
of g re a t v alue In In su rin g n full crop
of fru it each season. T h e w a te r should
be applied a t ab o u t th e f ru itin g tim e.
It should he applied in fu rro w s an d a!
lowed to slow ly flow dow n th em rathe»
th an by flooding.
Only J8.75 a Year
Food
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M. H. da Y O U N O .
-W .F m 2 S S .UCtobrmeteU,-
San Frond toe, CAL
C U M U L A T IO N D B PA
r LUCKY L IE U T E N A N T .
He W u i iu H u b o rd iiia te , b u t lie S av ed
111« V esael.
Iie u b e u P iukhum , a n a tiv e o f N a n
tu ck et, m ade hi» first trip a» th ird lieu-
te u a n t on th e ship P otom ac, w h ich
crossed th e n o rth Pacific, a region
little kn o w n to naval vessels in th e
early th irties. P iukhum h ad b een on
sev eral w h alin g voyages, an d w a s f a
m iliar w ith those w a te rs. T h e a u th o r
of “T h e Isla n d of N a n tu c k e t” sa y s
th a t one d ay , n ear su n set, he h ad th e
w u tch , w hile tlie com m odore w a s p a c
ing up a n d dow n th e deck.
S uddenly IMnkham g av e th e o rd er,
“ M an th e w e a th e r braces!”
“ W h a t’s th a t fo r?” ask ed th e com
m odore.
“ W e sh a ll h a v e w ind In a m o m en t.”
T lie com m odore w en t to th e lee rail
a n d sc an n ed th e sea a n d sky. “ 1 see
no sig n s o f w ind,” he re tu rn e d . “ L et
th e m en leave th e b races.”
T h e crew dropped th e ropes.
“ K eep hold o f the braces, ev ery m an
o f yon!” called o ut IMnkham. a n d th e
m en resu m ed th e ir g ra sp . T h e com
m odore flushed w ith a n g e r und ex*
cluim ed iu p erem p to ry tones:
“ L et th e m en leave th e braces!” an d
ag a in tlie b ra c e s w ere dropped .
“ D on’t a n y o f you d a r e to d ro p th e
ropes!” sh o u te d P ln k h au i, sh a k in g his
tru m p e t a t th e crew , w ho o n ce m ore
took hold. J u s t th en th e w in d d ropped
e n tire ly ; n ot a b re a th stirre d .
‘T a u t , ta u t! H aul, all o f you!” called
P ink ham , a n d th e po n d ero u s y a rd s
sw u n g to rev ersed position. T he w ind
cam e o u t o f th e o p posite q u a r te r an d
s tru c k th e sh ip like a sledge h am m er.
T h e vessel sta g g e re d , shook th e sp ra y
from h e r bow s an d d a sh e d ah ead . T h e
com m odore d isa p p eare d Into h is ca b in
w ith o u t sa y in g a w ord.
P re se n tly he se n t th e flrst lie u te n a n t
to relieve P in k h am , re q u e stin g to see
th e la tte r Im m ediately. W hen P in k
h am e n te re d th e cab in th e com m odore
sa id :
“ I c o n sid er th a t i am In d eb ted to you
for all o f o u r Uvea: b u t I will tell you
fra n k ly if th a t w ind h a d n ’t com e I
should h a v e p u t you In iro n s iu tw o
m inute« ”
T H E EIGHT HOUR DAY.
S U ly
A r t«»r il
I t s A d o p tio n .
A g a fto n
O f tho m any thoroughly silly a rg u
m ent* advanced Hit*mat th e eig h t hour
w o rk d ay none I* m ore nonaenalcal
th a n th a t w hich put* fo rw a rd the
clnlni th a t ah o rten ln g th e w orkday
w ould Increase the tim e und opi>or
(u n ities w hich would he em b raced by
thp w orker* to fa ll la tp evil practice»
w o rk e rs sh all hot enjoy th e au v a m a g e s
a n d o p p o rtu n ities o f th e sh o rte r w o rk
d ay fo r self c u ltiv atio n an d develop
m en t an d th e prom otion of h o n est m a
te ria l am b itio u s becau se th e in d iv id u al
m ay w a s te his tim e a n d o p p o rtu n ities
In p ra c tic in g e n e rv a tin g an d bad h a b
its? Such an a rg u m e n t Is unbecom ing
a n y in d iv id u al o r accred ited in telli
gence.
T H E ARAB HORSE.
11« 1 » V i r t u a l l y a P u n y , b u t
m a r k it b ly S tu r d y O u «.
« R *-
T h e A rab 1» v irtu a lly a pony, s ta n d
ing 14.2 bu n d s, o fte n e r u n d er th a n
o v er. H e is not fa s t, ev en a t th e g a l
lop; in d eed , h e is slow . H e Is a very
po o r tr o tte r both jis re g a rd s sp eed an d
ac tio n , a b ad h ack , a n d c a n n o t w alk
w ith o u t c o n tin u a lly stic k in g his toe
in th e g ro u n d . H e is to tally iEmitted
fo r h a rn e ss an d is u n c o m fo rta b le to
ride, e x c e p t a t th e gallo p ; t l j s is Ills
n a tu r a l g ait, an d in it h is m o v em en t is
free, sm ooth, d e lig h tfu l an d easy . As
re g a rd s h is g en eral m ak eu p a n d a n
ato m ical fo rm atio n , h e Is p erfe ct, an d
b is c o n stitu tio n a l an d p h y sical sound
n ess is w o n d erfu l. H e lias g re a t bone
su b sta n c e , vigor, reso lu tio n , s tre n g th ,
sta y in g p o w ers, co u rag e, boldness, so
b riety . th e so u n d e st legs an d f^ e t a n d
e x tra o rd in a ry lu n g po w er, w hich Is
d u e to th e a tm o sp h e ric co n d itio n s an d
fre e life to w h ich h e h a s been used
j from tim e Im m e m o rial; e x tra o rd in a ry
j ey esig h t, good te m p er, m ild m an n ers,
I tra c ta h ility , in s tin c t a n d sa g a c ity , an d
I fo r his size Is a w o n d e rfu l w eig h t c a r
| rier.
j It is th is e x tra o rd in a ry c o n s titu tio n
j a n d an ato m ical p erfe ctio n , an d th is
m agnificent co u rag e, n e rv e an d m ettle
o f th e A rab w h ich h a v e m ad e th e th o r
o u g h b red of to d ay w h a t h e is, an d not
h is speed, w hich h a s only e x iste d in
songs.
Tlie A rab a tta c h e s f a r i r e n t e r Im
p o rta n c e to liottom , speed an d so b riety
tlitin he d o cs to w h a t m ig h t b e called
“a r tis tic b e a u ty .” O f su c h a h o rse be
w ill sa y : “ I*et ns not b e In a h u rry .
L ei u s see hl:u w o rk . H e m ig h t be
only a cow , w ith a lion’s h id e on bis
b ack .” W hen you c o n sid er w b n t th e ir
id e s o f IsYttom 1». It inay b e sufficient
to know th a t It meaiu« a h o rse sho u ld
Fixer P r o d u c t i o n .
M
In Use For Over 30 Years.
T M I C E N T R O « C O M P A N Y , T T M U R R A Y S T R E E T , N C R V O R R C IT Y .
R E L IG IO U S T H O U G H T .
A fric a n Gee««.
. A frican geese a re a s larg e a s m ost
E m hden au d T o ulouse geese and are
b e tte r lay ers, s itte rs an d m o th ers th a n
a n y o th er breed of geese. G oslings
from old A fric a n s a re v ery stro n g am i
h a rd y an d grow v ery fu st. T h ey are
u very sty lish an d a c tiv e breed of
geese. T h e g a n d e rs a re v ery activ e
a n d su re b reed ers an d will m ate
p ro m p tly w ith a n y breed of geese.
A f i:can eggs a lw a y s h a tc h good. T hey
ca n be m ated w ith five tim e s ns m an y
geese a s can a T o u lo u se g a n d er an d
tw ice ns m any a« a n E m h d en g an d er.
T he fem ales a re ex cellen t s itte r s an d
m o th ers an d a re seco n d to none In
th ese resp ects.—St. L o uis Republic.
S h ow ing: Borr«>VY«tl Birtla.
T h e revised s ta n d a rd of perfectio n
w ill p ro v id e th a t an y p erso n w ho 1 *
fo u n d KUilt.v o f e n te rin g one o r m ore
b o rrow ed bird* a t a p o u ltry sh o w con
ducted u n d er th e ru le s of th e A m eri
can P o u ltry asso ciatio n w ith tlie ob
ject o f w in n in g p rizes w ill he d e b a rre d
from com petition a n d m u st fo rfe it any
p rize or prizes th a t w ould h av e I hx » u
a w a rd e d him wTre th e b ird s his prop
tr ty .
__________________
Inflam m atory Rheum atism in th e knees,
from w hich I was unable to leave m y
room for several months
I whs treated
b y tw o doctors and also tried different
kin ds o f linam ent3 and m edicines w hich
seemed to relieve me from pain for
aw hile, but at the same tim e I w as not
any nearer ge ttin g w ell. One d ay w hile
reading a paper 1 saw an advertisem ent
of S. S. S. for Rheum atism. I decided
to giv e it a trial, w hich I did at once.
A fte r I had taken three bottles I fe lt a
great deal better, and I still continued
to take it regu larly until I was entirely
cured. I now feel better than for years,
and I ch eerfu lly recommend S. S . S. to
any one suffering from Rheum atism. N
613 32d St.
C h a s . E . G il o k r s l k h v k
fa v o ra b ly .
There being hut thirteen per cent
of f-iluree, the parties were satisfied
and cloeed the tranaaction. The pre
ceding* of tbe investigating commit
tee and tbe tjlinical report* of the test
cases were published and will be mail
ed free on application. Address John
J. Fulton company, 409 Washington
street, Bag Francisco, California.
Regulator Line.
DALLES RO U TE.
Bailey Gatzert
Regulator
Dalles City
Metlako
The Swift Specific Company. Atlanta. Fa
C o n n e c t i n g a t L y le w i t h t h e
SICILIAN
' rs tT e h a lrfro w fo iig and h e »v y,«n d keeps it soft and glossy.
riilng ititr »n d cdr :s dandruff. And It always «s to re »
to » r >v hair. Sold f » r fifty yeirs.
** ’"V’TT.STL’^tLC:TV’*”
T ho L ord su p p lies food from heaven,
fu rn ish e s th e h e a r t's tr u e food, a su p
ply of d esires to im prove iu d ifferen t
w ay s.—Iiev. I*. G. H oeck. S w edeubor-
g ian . B rooklyn.
G od
C a ll«
A l l o f 17«.
’Hie q u ick en in g of conscience, th e fn-
te n s ltv of th o u g h t an d feelin g a ra op
p o rtu n itie s w hich th e ch u rch m u st im
prove. T he a ir rin g s w ith G od’s calls.
— Kev. J. D. H nnkin. P re sb y te ria n ,
D eliver.
The
I n t e r n a l L ife .
O ne m ay five a sen se life and know
little of tlie world of m ind, o f reason,
b e a u ty , lite ra tu re , an d it is possible to
live mi In tellectu al life w ith little vi
sion of th e sp iritu a l w orld, of th e soul
an d G od.—Ilev. H. W. T h o m as, P eo
p le’s C h u rch . C hicago.
F rom
G r ie f to
S e r v ic e .
W hen y o u r h e a rts a re flooded w ith
g rief, If you let y o u r te a r s s ta g n a te
m isch ief und m isery will resu lt. T u ru
y o u r te a rs fro m floods of g rie f to som€
p ra c tic a l serv ice th a t you m ay be u
b lessin g to o th e rs.—Kev. T. L. C uyler,
P re sb y te ria n , B rooklyn.
W n lk ln jc
Columbia River and Northern
R a ilw a y C o m p a n y fo r
W a h k a lc u s ,
C e n te rville
D a ly ,
C o ld e n d a le
end «11 o th e r K lickitat v»Mev point*.
Steam er* len re Portland M b , except »tin«*»v, a t
7 a. :n . m nnertim ff a t L rle w ith C. K. <* N. tra in for
UoJdeti<lale a t :>JS0 p. N ., tra in ATrivfn* a t GtflMwi-
dale a t 7 »5 p. m . Steam er» a rriv e The bailee « 3«
m. Steam er leaver The Dalle* «taity. e x c ep t 8un-
r , a t ?:d0 a. in. C K k If. tra in 1«*arinrf Uohlei,
d * b it <i:lfia ro connects w ith tht» tenm er for P.»rt
land, arriv in g a t PortUiH a t G p m .
t
For d e ta ile d information of tickets,
berth reservations, etc., call or write
to Aider street wharf, Portland, O r.
H. 6 . CAMPBELL, Manager.
W ith
G od.
B e a u tifu l com m and th is, “ W alk hum
bly w ith th y G od.” l i e lends u s by th*
b au d , a n d w e jo u rn ey on w ith him hi
th e little child w alk s w ith h is fa th e i
u n til w e a re ab le to say w ith one ol
th e w o rld ’s g re a te st, F ra n c e s W illard,
w h en d y ing, “ H ow b e a u tifu l it is to b«
w ith God!” —Rev. Dr. Jo h n L loyd Lee,
P re sb y te ria n , New York.
L ife
E ver
N ew .
W e c a n n o t rev iv e old fo rm s ol
th o u g h t—th e w orld m oves on; w e c a n
not rev iv e old m oods o f feeling lift
is ev er new . B u t w e m ay rcco n celv t
th e old Im m u tab le tr u th s w hich a r t
th e s tr u c tu r a l an d fo rm a tiv e fo rce of
c h a ra c te r an d m ak e life rich er, p u ret
an d stro n g e r.—Rev. P. 8 . Moxom. Con
g re g a tlo n a list. S pringfield. Mas*.
O ur
R e la tio n , to
O th e r* .
W e do not sta n d se p a ra te an d Ringu
lar. R e la tio n s in te rb ra id u s w ith each
other. S p rin g in g o u t o f th e s e relation*
tru st* to w a rd o th e rs In evitably em erge.
T h ey a r e In o n r keeping—th ese tr u s ts
o f th e g la d n e ss an d w eal o f o th ers.
L ife Is fa ilu re and falsen ess If w e are
careless o f th e ir keeping —Rev. D r.
VVaylantl H o y t. B ap tist. P h ilad elp h ia.
The
ism
VEGETABLE
tilr iiic d F rom th e T e a c h la fa
«»I A l l i l e i i o t i i i n a t l o n a .
K <*llK ionM S e n t i m e n t .
Rheum atism is caused b y uric acid or
some other acid poison in the blood,
w hich when deposited iu the muscle*
and join ts, produce the sharp, cutting
pains and the stiffness and soreness pe
cu liar to this disease. S. S. S. goes di
rectly into the circulation, all in ita
tin g substances are neutralized and
filtered out o f ^ie system , the blood L*
made pure and the general health i* P O R T L A N D -T H E
b u ilt u p under the p u rifyin g and tonic
effects o f the vege-
A N
/ t iR a table
r e m e d y . * Steam ers:
flf 1 I f
v W rite for our spe-
HL
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H,
cial book on R heu
^
tuatism w hich is
sent free. O ur p h y
sicians w ill advise
w ithout ch arge all
who w ill w rite us
a!»out their case.
r nnl Nhmf nt ,
N s g e n s—tV h a t a re you going to do
w ith th e hero an d heroine o f th a t
m ag azin e sto ry you nra ru n n in g now ?
M arry th em ? B o ra s—O r ta I n ly . They
w ill he m arried In th e Inst c h a p te r
N a sg n s—I’m glad o f It. It will serve
th em rig h t!—C hicago T ribune.
G e iu e
T h e religious se n tim en ts, if denied
« ..It*-«** T . n i p . r . i i c . L f . r o . « .
th e norm al a n d n u tritio u s, will seek th«
T w o flourishing college leag u es are fa n a tic a l an d u n h ealth y . W e are s u r
th o se a t V an d erb ilt an d th e U niv ersity rounded by m en an d w om en who, dis-
of N ash v ille in T en n essee.
sutisfied w ith th e old form s, a re adopt
iug every ism an d m ak in g tria l of
B R IC H T '« r v s E A S E .
ev ery relig io u .—Rev. F a th e r W alsh
The largest sum ever paid for s pre C atholic, T ro y . N. Y.
scription changed hands in Sun Fian-
ciseo, August 30,1901. Tlie transfer
involved in coin and stock $112,500.
and was paid by a party of busi
ness men lor a specific for B right’s
disease and diabetes, hitherto incura
ble diseases.
They commenced tbe seriou* irives-
tigntion of tbe specific November 15
1900. They interviewed «core* of tlie
cured and tried it out on it* merit* by
putting over three dozen case* on tbe
treatm ent and watching them . They
aLo got physicians to name chronic,
incurable cases, and adm inistered it
with tlie physicians for judges. Up
N ewport News, V a., July 22 , 1903.
to August 25th 87 per cent of tbe test
Last sum m er w hile recovering from i l l
cases were either well or progressing
ness o f fever. I had a severe attack of
ALLS Hair Renewer
m
< 1 -
For
T h e b est food fo r egg production,
so y s a co rresp o n d en t of F a rm an d
R anch. Is w h eat o r oats, inilo m aize,
corn an d K affir corn. F eed g reen cut
bone, i t is also one of th e b est feeds
f o r ’grow-ing stock. I ft'cd it to young
ch ick en s w ith good resu lts.
ALW AYS
R e lin r lo a
o f S a n .h ln o .
I t Is o u r d e ty to p ass on th e s p irit of
g lad n ess ani. let o u r lig h t go sh in e be
fo re m en tb*T th e y m ay see o u r good
w o rk s an d g lo rify o u r F a th e r w hich
la In h eaven. I.et ua not m ista k e ru d e
ness fo r goodness, n o r im p ertin en c e fo r
su n sh in e. W e a re not ex p ected to
daxsle, b u t to shine, to c a rry th e raca-
sa g e of sy m p a th y in to ev ery h e a rt we
to n ch . —Ite v . B everley E. W arn er.
M ethodist. N ew O rleans.
t .o o . 1
aud
E v il.
T her* is no p erso n al d ev il—no In
h e re n t d u alism of good an d evil.
T h ro u g h Ignorance m en m isuse law s
an d fo rces an d evil resu lts. T h e ev ils
o f social life o u tw eig h all th e evils
th ey su ffer fro u f th e fo rces of n a tu re .
Som e a re bo rn dlsenaed, born In ten e
m ent*, live In alley s, a re born w ith
crim in al ten d en cies and g ro w tip u n d er
cond itio n s w hich fo ste r crlm ln allty -
W by all th is? People so born a re not
to b lam e —Rev. It. A. W h ite, Unl-
v ersallst, Chicago.
P eace o f F o r g iv e n ....
T h e pence of forgivenei-s is tbe flrst
fru it o f C h rist'* psaslo n an d raaurre.
t ion. I t 1* th e very h e a rt a n d oentyr of
th e gospel. T o th is end th e F a th e r Ini*
se n t th e 8 on. h as d eliv ered him un to
d e a th , to w ork o u t *uch a n ato n em en t
an d to convey an d a p p ro p ria te 1 «. a s a
tru e T a sto r an d P h y sician , to t l «
w ounded h e a rts of m en. E v ery w ord
an d actio n o f tb e risen l » r d In 111 *
dealing* w ith th e disciple* a im s above
all a t th is—to m ake them ab so lu tely
s u re o f thl* precious g ift, tb e p«ace of
reconciliation, of a b so lu tio n a n d Ju s ti
fication.—Hey. D r. A dolph S p aeth .
L u th e ra n , P h ilad elp h ia.