JlNGLfcö ANO JOST S.
T h ey
For Fifteen Years Face and Body
Mass of Itching Sores — Could
Not Express Suffering — Doctors
Failed — Had Lost Hope
CURED BY CUTICURA
AT COST OF $1.25
Sows vary little In the period o f ges
tation. This period is about 112 days
from the date of breeding. This «late
should be known to avoid mistakes
that may result In loss o f pigs. As
the time for farrow ing approaches the
sow should lie watched carefully In or­
der that assistance may be given If
necessary. If she has already farrow ­
ed a litter and has been properly fed
and cared for during pregnancy little
difficulty may be expected. W ith young
sows, particularly those bred at an lm
mature age. there is a considerable
element o f risk ut this time not only tc
the pigs, but to the sow herself.
The l»eddlng o f a sow ut farrowing
time should l»e sufficient only for clean
C atch in g Sheep h r W o o l.
W e are almost out o f patient* when
we ace men who have kept sheep for
years catch them by seizing hold o f
their wool.
It la cruel—sham efully
cruel--and a man with any heart in
him would never do It a second time If
he could «ee the red. blood-settled look­
ing fleah alw ays found under such a
spot If the poor sheep Is killed shortly
after the abuse. It Is utmost as easy
to catch a sheep by the neck or leg. and
If It were not it would be no excuse,
thus tearing, ns It frequently does, the
akin from the flesh Just beneath It. The
sheep Is «o delicately made and the
skin Is made so tender by the close
protecting fleece that It is a much
more serious thing to pull the wool of
s sheep than the hair on oue’s head.
** M y head was one mass o f scabs,
m y forehead was covered down almost
to m y eyebrows, and I had to wear
my hat all the tim e. M y body was
covered with spots in size from a pin­
head to as large as a silver dollar. A
white, crusty scab would form and
itch, and words cannot express the i
V i l a « of P u re Bloed.
torture and humiliation I suffered for
The Wisconsin experiment station re ­
fifteen years. I tried many doctors,
cently concluded an experim ent which
and all kinds o f treatments, but could
get no help, and I thought there was
showed the com parative feeding merits
no hope for me. A friend told me to
o f well bred lambs as against common
g e t Cuticura. I did, and in three days
ones. A hunch o f grade Shropshire*
m y head was as clear as ever. 1 ap­
FAlUtoWINO PEN.
and some common lambs w ere tested
plied theO intm ent night and morning,
lines* and dryness.
I f furnished In side by side. The Shropshire grades
also taking a hot bath three times a
week, and using the Ointment freely
large amount, the pigs w ill burrow Into gained in the aggregate .51 pound per
after the bath. A fter using one cake
It and get lost or be crushed. The best day as against .32 for the grades and
o f Soap and tw o boxes o f Ointment I
bedding Is rye straw uud wheat straw, made a profit o f $ 1.12 per head as
was com pletely cured, without mark
and If the straw Is cut It makes uu ul- against 65 ceuta per bead for the com
or blemish. I was so pleased I felt
niout ideal bed. Chaff Is excellent If It niou stock.
lik e running down the street to tell
cau be obtained. Out straw Is not so
every one I met what Cuticura had
T h e Y o r k s h ir e N ov .
valuable.
done for me. I f any one is in doubt
The large Yorkshire supplies a car­
about this, they may write to me.
The farrow in g pen should be provid­
cass with a large proportion o f lean
(s ig n ed ) H . B. Franklin, 717 W ash­
ed with fenders around at least three
meat, and It w ill grow rapidly and
ington St., Allegh eny, P a.’ '
«Ides about six or eight inches from
can be ripened for market at any age,
the fl«x>r and six or eight inches from
thus regulating the size o f the carcass.
the wall. These should be strong
The sows are immensely prolific, great
enough to support the weight o f the
milkers and excellent mothers. To be
sow should she lie on them. They will
able to raise the best bacon our farm
to a great extent protect the pigs from
ers must use a bacon breed.
taring lain upon during the flrst few
days o f their lives. This will go far
Com plete external and internal
Soit the Horae,
to prevent a very fruitful cause o f loss
treatm ent for every humour, consist­
K eep salt before the horses. Keep a
in g o f Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and
among young pigs. The little fellows
little In oue corner o f the feed box at
P ills, may now be had for one dollar.
will soou learn to creep under these
all times.
A single set is often sufficient to cure
fenders when the sow lies down. The
the most torturing, disfiguring, itch­
illustration shows a farrow ing pen.
ing, burning, and scaly humours,
AN ERECT FORM.
with fenders made o f 2 by 4 scantling
eczemas, rashes, and irritations, from
fastened around the walls. — United
infancy to age, when a ll else fails.
Severe
T r a in in g T h at G a v e One G irl
States Bureau o f Animal Industry.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pill«, arc «old throughout
COMPLETE TREATMENT
For Every Humour $1
---- *» -
'• ug Jr Chem.Corp., Hinton, Sole Prop«.
a Q ueen ly C a rria g e .
H o w Much F o rk to AcreT
It may be unusual to estimate the
amount o f pork that can la* produced
CHURCH DIRECTORV.
from an acre o f certain crop«, but it Is
claimed that an acre o f land In clover
Preaching hour« at 11 and 7 :30.
w ill produce Him pounds o f pork, peas
M. E. CHURCH,
375 pounds, corn 950 pounds, oats 320
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­ pounds, barley 420 pounds and wheat
ening. Sunday wchool at 9 :46. Ep- 225 pounds.
wortli league at ll :3*
Prayer meet­
The value o f each crop ou one acre
ing Thuraday evening.— Jay. Moore, when converted Into pork Is ns follows:
paytor,
Clover, 932; corn, $22.40; peas. $15; bar
ley, $16.80; oats, $13.30, and wheat. $1».
estim ating the pork at 4 cents per
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­ pound.
O f cou 1*80 something depends on the
ening. Sunday school at 10. B. Y.
P . U. at 0:30. Prayer meeting W e d ­ prices ruling for the crops. The amount
o f produce per acre required to g ive the
nesday evening.— J. B. Thompson,
pork mentioned on an acre is 900
pastor.
pounds o f wheat, 1.080 pounds o f bar
ley, 1.320 |iotmds (ft oats, 2,240 pounds
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
o f corn. 1,500 pounds o f peas and 12,000
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­ pounds o f green clover.
ening. Sunday school at 10. Chris­
tian Endeavor at 6 :30. l ’rayor moot­
M arcs H e lle r Th un G e ld in g s .
ing Thursday evening.— W , T . W a r-
This Is the season when many farm ­
ers find that they must look around
dle, pastor.
to buy horses for the next season’s j
work, says Farm Journal.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
it seems hardly necessary again to I
Preaching Sunday morniiiRnml ev­
point out to the average farm er that it
ening. Bible school at 10. Senior
is to his advantage to purchase good
Christian
Endeavor at 6 :30. Bible
mares rather than Inferior geldings. A
class and prayer meeting Thursday
pair o f well bred, rather heavy mares
evening.
will do the work on the farm and each
raise a full colt. The colt will be ul-
EVANOKI.ICAL CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­
en ing at tlie
Dallas college chapel.
Sunday school atlO. Christian En
deavor nt fi:30. Prayer meeting Thurs­
day evening.— D. M. Metzger, pastor,
most clear
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N o i N ah c o t ic .
P ro uud Con.
That the “ early bird catches the worm “
Is something we’ ve often been taught,
And yet we may state, if the worm had
slept late.
It surely would not have been caught.
—Catholic Standard and Times.
a
of
, » a f o u a -s M in m a m t
Honp/cut Semi"
Abe Swum *
RmkAUSJm-
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
HinpSemd-
P la cid ity .
“ Do you think that vegetarianism
conduces to a more placid condition
o f mind?”
“ Yes. It prevents worry about meat
bills.” —Boston Transcript.
Aperteci Remedy torConstipa-
tion.Sour Stonyach,Diarrhoea
Worms.( onvulsioits .Feverish­
ness and L o s » o f SLEEP.
Ancient F ish Story.
•‘The fish was twenty yards in length
And looked like a ship In sail."
(And Jonah winked his other eye
And said, "T h a t was a w h a le !")
—A tlanta Constitution.
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A lb m o n th s o ld
J j D oses -
A P o k e at Her.
Miss K nox—l don't like her. She’s
forever talking about herself.
Miss Wise (polutedly)—W ell, that’s
better than talking about some one
else.—Detroit Free Press.
A M a rg in .
“ Mrs. Brown is looking younger
thau she did five years ago.”
“ W eil, she had plenty o f room for
improvement In that direction.” —De
troit Free Press.
J
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s
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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
T he Y o o n g M an's P la in t.
The hope o f hoarding money
Is but an idle dream;
It used to go for oysters,
And now it jroes for cream.
—Louisville Courier-Journal.
A TH O R O U G H
BORE.
The W ou ld n W ith a G rie v an ce That
I n CoitMtuiitly A ired .
It is an easier matter than most w o­
men realize to become a thoroughgoing
bore. W e ha ' e all met such a woman.
She w ill recite for hours at a stretch
the troubles, real and imaginary, which
she experiences with her husband, chil-
T he Bent of K n o w le d g e .
Iren and servants. She w ill expound
’T ls belter not to know too much
ipon her own ailments and worry you
As through the world you go
Than 'tls to know a lot o f things
with a long story of her pains and
That really aren't so.
aches.
—Philadelphia Press.
The grievances which such a woman
lias to tell you* are inexhaustible. No
Not Q uite the Same.
Miss Angles—He was pleased to say, matter how earnestly she may work
I believe, that I had many good points. for the good o f others, she is alw ays
Miss Cutting—Not exactly, dear. lie sure that no one appreciates her e f ­
said you had u good many points.— forts.
The truth o f the m atter Is that she
Chicago News.
really does nothing at all without large­
ly advertising the fact, and nobody can
A H a rd F n te.
appreciate self praise.
Stili at the w orld's unequal way
Must Justice look askance.
The pleasant woman w ill not worry
The umpire tints the smallest pay
her husband about what she “ loves”
And takes the biggest chance.
and he dislikes, or with music for
— Washington Post.
which he has no ear.
She will not nag because their baby
T h ey Q nnrrel.
carriage is not quite so nice as the one
She—You’ re just hateful.
| I heir neighbor has.
H o —You're more so.
She will not constantly fret over the
She—You’re a regular stick.
H e—You’re as cross as two.—Phila­ fact that her friend Is better dressed
| than she Is.—W oman’s Life.
delphia Press.
.
USTORIA
•InpanoMe Arne.
The Japanese have a malted prepara­
tion known as ame, which Is a kind of
candy or barley sugar, made by the
action o f barley mall or glutinous rice.
J ap an ese I.ltcrHture.
The Invention o f forty-seven letters
1 y Mable in 735 A. D., Is always con­
sidered to have given birth to Japanese
literature, and Is recognized ns the be­
ginning n t Japanese civilization. The
Japanese language U phouetlc. The al­
phabet is called "shin kann.”
T he HI k
im
I Drilli*e.
The bridge across the Zambezi at
Victoria fill’s is <150 feet long, 30 feet
wide and 420 feet above low water
mark, which is higher than any other
bridge in the world.
Iodine.
Sometime» preparation« o f Iodine are
ordered to bo brushed over the skin
and may leave au objectionable stain.
One quite harmless w ay In which this
can be lightened is by rubbing the
part with milk. It should be done sev­
eral times In the course o f the (lav.
iix - le n t
B ra c elets.
Am ong the Greeks bracelets were
worn only by women, but among the
Romans they were regarded ns a m ili­
tary decoration, au l in monumental
inscriptions (in* number o f bract lets
*onferred on the subject Is often stated.
They were o f thin plates o f bronze or
gold. Sometimes gold wires spirally
wound were used.
Some bracelets
weighing twenty ounces have been
found.
A T r it h .
Blase.
I f you have to use lard In a cake in
H ere’ * reason and rhyme
“ H ow was the circus, Bobby?”
place o f butter alw ays add a little
To a proverb applied:
“ Oh. It’s the same old thing as when
«alt.
A stitch, sirs. In time
you were a boy.’*—Brooklyn Life.
Is worth two in the side.
When fryin g fish If a little salt be
------------ • * --------------
—Baltimore News.
added to the fat the flavor o f the fish
b r i c h t ' s D i s e a s e .
will l>e greatly Improved.
K e e p in g the D istance.
Tlie largest «uni ever paid for a pre­
When making sauces dissolve the
“ I understand you're n distant rela scription changed hand« in Han Kian-
butter in the stfwpan, add the flour,
tlve o f Roxley Astorgilt."
| cisco, August 30,1901. The transfer
stir well and then gradually add the
"Y ou 'v e got it twisted. He's a dis­ 1 involved in coin and atock $112,500,
NOVEL WINDOW HANOI NOS.
S p o iled Postal C ard*.
liquor.
tant relative o f mine.” —N ew Y o ili j and was paid by a party of husi-
Many people are not aware that a
»ut effective lace. The novel touch is
When onions are used for flavoring
Times.
j
11688
men
for
a
specific
for
Bright’«
postal card or a stamped envelope
soup« a deep, rich color and a pleasant given in the way the ribbon runs lu
disease and diabetes, hitherto incura­ which has been spoiled or marred cau
flavor are obtained If the outside skin and out o f the muslin, across the val­
L o o k in g F o rw a rd .
ble
diseases.
be redeemed if the stamp is not affect­
ance and down each side. Ribbon
is well washed and le ft on.
By some future railw ay genius
They commenced the serious inves­ ed. The postal cards are redeemed for
The records w ill all be broke.
In making custard or custard pies should be used for this purpose If pos­
tigation
of
the
specilic
November
15,
H e'll Invent a noiseless whistle
three-fourths o f their face value and
scald the milk to be used and let it sible, but It Is expensive, and the very
And discover smell-less smoke.
| 1900. They interviewed scores of the stamped envelopes for the fuce value
stand till cold. Make the custard as same effect can be given by making the
—Washington Star.
cured
and
tried
it
out
on
its
merits
by
of the stamp.
usual, and It w ill be perfectly smooth. same width o f doubled pink lawn and
putting over three dozen cases on the
tying the bow, with its pointed ends,
Bananas are very good with b eef­
treatment
and
watching
litem.
They
Mi'i'oili'MS Kn!s;h(N.
smartly at one end o f the valance. The
steak. W hile the steak Is on the broil­
also got physicians to name chronic,
Mediaeval knights often took a vol­
inuer
snsh
curtains
are
also
novel.
The
er slice two bananas In rounds about
! incurable cases, and administered it untary oath that they would never
lower curtain runs oil a rod. while the
half au Inch thick. Fry them In a lit­
' with the
physicians for judges. U p spare the life o f an enemy.
tipper
ones,
white
and
edged
with
;
tle butter and arrange over the beef­
to August 25th 87 per cent of the test
slightly
gathered
lace,
draw
up
and
|
steak ou a hot platter.
cases were either well or progressing
Saturn in e.
down.—Am erican Queen.
j favorably.
___________________
. |
Baturnlne Is an astrological term. It
T h e G en tlew o m an .
There being but thirteen per cent was once used to describe the charac­
T h e S scoeaa fu l W i f e .
I
The question "W h a t constitute* s
j ..f fsilures, tlie parties w e e satisfied ter o f an. individual horn under the In­
The successful w ife keeps on hand
true lady?” 1« discussed by Mrs. It.
j and closed the transaction. The pre- fluence o f the planet Saturn, a m alev­
| Neisli in a contemporary. "N o woman a little boom lu case o f need. She
! codings of the investigating commit­ olent deity.
keeps a surprise tucked up her sleeve,
is u true lady,” she writes, "w ho U a
tee and the clinical reports of the test
where it can be filed oil a moment’s
snob—neither one who apes her bet
Boston.
| cases were published and will be mail­
notice. M aybe It is a carnation for his
Columbus, Ohio, May 20, 1903.
ters nor she who despises those beneath
Boston wns originally named Tre-
ed lree on application. Address John
•oat lapel.
Maybe It is his favorite
Six
years
ago
I
had
a
severe
attack
ol
i her and boasts o f her rich or title 1
pudding served extra. Perhaps It Is the Inflammatory Rheumatism. I was laid ur J. Fulton company, 409 Washington mont. or Trlmonntalu, from being bulli
1 friends or keeps her humbler acquaint­
on three hills— Beacon, Kopp and Fort
baby’s picture framed fo r his desk. In bed for six months, and the doctors I street, San Francisco, California.
ance iu the background or from your
hills. In 1(530 the court o f Charles­
(Something she has ready, and when had did me no good. They changed med­
knowledge altogether.
No woman
town ordered the name changed to
his affection needs jo ggin g she does not icines every week and nothing they pre
who does these things, be she great or
Boston. This was the name o f a city
scribed seemed to help me. Finally I bo j
hesitate to do the jogging.
small In society’s eyes, is really and
in England, a contraction o f St. Bo-
Why. a bunch o f violets or a knot 1 gan the use o f S .S. S. M y knee andelbov
truly a lady at heart.
A true lady
joints were swollen terribly, and at one
Lolph’s town, a town lu Lincolnshire,
of bright ribbon where It adds the time my joints were so swolleu and pain
should be a ‘gentlewoman* gentle and
which grew up round a fa mous mon­
most to a w ife ’s charm* almost makes ful that I could not close them when
womanly, pure and fearless.
I can
astery.
a man forget that he is hungry. A | opened. I was so bad that I could not
pick her out from among the liest of
saucy pinch with the usual kiss or a move knee or foot. I was get »m gr discour- 1
the women 1 love- a woman before
Palm a and Soles.
merry chase aw ay from the accustom- . aged, you may be sure, when jffegan S. S 1
whom men o f all uud every class lu
The palms o f the hand and soles of
cd greeting will almost make a man 8., but as I saw it was helping me I contin­
stlnctlvely removed their headgear and
the feet are composed o f cushions of
forget that he Is married to the adorn- | ued it, and to-day I am a sound well man
to whom they speak with deference and
fa t In order that sudden jolts and vio­
hie creature. A stage whisper now and and have never had a return of the disease
S. S. S. purified my blood and cured me
courtesy.”
lent blows may be successfully resist­
theu and a tw inkle o f mischief are
o f this severe case of Rheumatism after
ed and uo Injury done to the muscles
worth hour« o f cooing. 'Hie woman everything else had failed
I have rec-
« loniilnu C arpet* on the F loor.
ami bones underneath.
who buries her roughness on her wed
commended it to others with good re­
Direction:! for cleaning carpets on the
ding day robs her home o f much o f its sults.
P O R T L A N D -T H E D ALLES R O U TE .
R H. C h a p m a n .
floor are given in the House Beautiful.
M oonstruck.
happiness. Philadelphia Inquirer.
1355 M L Vernon Ave.
The same method might be u»ed to
Moonstruck is borrowed from astrol­
clean rugs; “ Make a suds w ith a good
The poisonous acids that produce the in­
ogy. It form erly described one who
O ra n g e Jelljr.
white soap and hot water and add fu l­
flammation and pain are absorbed into the
was driven mad by sleeping in the
T
ik
e
a
quart
o
f
water,
tbe
fruit
of
blood and Rheumatism can never be con­
ler's earth to this until it is o f the con­
rays o f the moou.
two
oranges,
the
juice
o
f
tw
o
cltroh*
j
quered till these are neutralized a«d fil­
sistency o f thlu cream. H ave plenty
o f clean drying cloths, a small scrub­ and two oranges, a h alf pound o f sugar tered out of the blood and system. S. S. S.
C a h b a a rP M I n R a g l p i i d .
and
two
ounce*
o
f
gelntlu.
Put
on
the
goes directly into the circulation and at­
bing brush, a large sponge and a pall
The first cabbages grown in Great
tacks the disease itself. It purifies and re
tire
and
*tlr
constantly
until
It
boll*.
o f fresh water. Put some o f the clean
Britain were rai ed on the grouud ad­
stores the blood to a healthy, vigorous
In « mixture In a bowl a ml dip the Add the beaten whites o f tw o eggs condition. 4t contains
join ing the abbey o f Arbroath, having
contain* i no potash, alkali or
and
let
the
m
lx
tiir«
stand
for
ten
min
brush into It. Brush a small piece of
been produced from seeds obtained
other stepng min
the carpet with thl*. theu wash with ntes on tbe stove without boiling,
erals. but is guar
from Artois, in France.
C
o
n
n
e
c
t
i
n
g
at
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the sponge and cold water.
Dry as
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Jelly
being
clear.
vegetable. Write
much as possible with the sponge and
Serpents’ Movements.
us and our physi­
finally m b with dry doth*, fo n t lime
The serpent moves by elevating the
cians will advise
this until TO-taln all the carpet 1* clean
R a i l w a y C o m p a n y for
scales on its abdomen and using them
■ M t r r M B fle c f* .
without any
ed and then let dry ”
to push the body forward. Tlie wind­
Be not surprised desert should meet
Daly,
charge whatever. W a h k a i c u s ,
Jfrona one reward from other scowl:
ings are always horizontal. Tlie art-
Our book on Rheu­ Centerville
C o ld e n d a le
The moon that makes a poet sing
K it c h e n \ prana.
lats who represent the sinuosities as
matism sent free.
and all other Klickitat valley points.
Make* a dog howl!
An excellent kitchen tprou 1* made
vertical have never observed the ani­
—N ew Orleans Times-Democrat
The Swift Specific Comoany. Atlanta. 6 k
Sim m er* leave Portland daily, except Sunda\, at 1
o f unbleached muslin This 1« superior
mal in motiou. It Is impossible for 11
7 a. sn. , connecting st Lyle with (\ R A N . train for
to the ginghams and seersucker* more
Goldendale at 5:30 p. n».. train Arriving at 0<*Men-
to move In that way.
dole at 7.2*5 p. m. Steamers arrive The Dalle* tt . *> i
generally used, for the reason that It
m. Steamer leaves The Pall«--* daily, except Sun- j
cau be thoroughly boiled and thua dts
r , at 7:90 a. m. C R A N. train leaving Golden- j
O l« Rom an Brooches.
Keep them in the home. dale at 6:1* a m connects with thi* *tearner for Port \
Infected o f all poaalhla microbes. A
The brooches used In Rome daring
Teke one when you feel bil­ land, arriving at Portlam at 6 pm .
few washing* give It a suowy white
the first and second centuries very o f­
ious or dizzy. They act di-
neaa. which adda very much to tbe
ten had a marttal appearance. They
For detailed information of ticket*,
daintiness o f the cook's appearance
rectly on the liver. L£«f.
were fashioned after swords, h elm et*
berth reservation», etc., call or write
battleexe* and bow«.
to Alder atreet wharf, Portland, Or.
1 H . G. C A M P B E L L , Manager.
Bailey Gatzert
Regulator
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San Francisco. C«1.
She (at the piano)—W^o, In your es­
timation. is the greatest living com­
poser ?
H e—1 can’t recall his name Just now,
but he manufactures a popular brand
o f soothing syrup.—Chicago News.
Steamers:
Do you wart the Chronicle
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Bears the
Greatent of the Great.
Regulator Line.
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Proprietor
“ San Francisco Chronicle,”
The mistress o f the home Is Indeed
wise who uses dainty, light and wash-
ible materials for the hangings o f the
bedrooms. They cost les.^ are fa r more
ittractlve and the room can be reno­
vated by having the hangings freshly
sundered.
The bangings for the window illus-
■ rated are made of simple ami cheap
lotted muslin, trimmed with a cheap
[The Kind You Have
Always Bought
“ It seems to me that BUgglns doesn’t
know his own mind.”
“ W ell, you can’t blame the man. He
has been ou the Jury ami has listened
to argument* o f opposing lawyers so
much that he doesn't feel sure o f any­
thing.**—Wushlngtou Stur.
ODD WINDOW HANGINGS.
They Cost bat L ittle a n d M ake an
E ffep llv c A p p e ara n ce .
For Infant» and Children.
Kxcoitn l«le.
Mil"
AGRICULTURE
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LITERATURE
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Occasionally one rnceis a middle ag 1
or elderly woman whose huuu ) , seven«
face proclaims to the world that It«
owner has reached the still waters and
left the restless raj »Ids fur behtud.
But why so few’ o f these blessed ones!
Borne say, “ Ob, 1 am so nervous 1 cun t
help w orrying uud frettin g." or. ‘ 1 am ,
.-o nervous, the children uuuoy me so.
1 can’t help belug cross and hateful.”
Now, these are confessions o f weak­
ness. pure uud simple. T o be sure, there
ure cases o f genuine uervousuess, hut
the average nervous woman (or man)
D merely suffering from lack o f solf
control and a neglected disposition.
dust think o f the many children who
are robbed o f the glad spontaneity o f
youth, with Its natural love o f freedom
uud noise, because grandma or some­
body else Is nervous uud must have
quiet. Grandma Is entitled to Just con­
sideration, but any middle aged wom­
an (or uiuii) who continually binds and
gags the children o f the household
with “ nerves” Is more than a highway
robber, for she chills the very bud of
Joyous life and steals that which can
never be repluced.
No wonder so many young people
leave home as early as possible. Many
a young girl has responded to the
wurmth and sympathy o f doubtful com­
panions because her mother was nerv­
ous and Impatient, never In the mood
to listen to confidences or give the
warm affection every child craves so
passionately.
Many a young lad
spends his evenings ou the street ¿r In
the cheerful saloon because somebody
depresses the home atmosphere with
continual complaints o f nerves and de­
mands for quiet.
And where lies the blame for these
dwarfed young lives? Not lu the lack
of moral training, for the children of
faultlessly moral parents go astray
quite as often as those o f the less de­
veloped. The real cause o f moral ship­
wreck Is too often a ease o f “ nerves”
In the home that drives the fra il craft
into the breakers with the relentless
force of a gale.—Philadelphia Press.
T he R u II iik Panalou.
soldier o f the legion lay dying in A l­
giers;
Acroa., ilie battlefield there came a round
o f ruu n.T cl err*.
“ Oh. co:nr.ii?,“ cried the soldier, “ ere my
spirit is no more
And I have Joined the angels—tell me.
comr ide. what’s the scoreT”
—Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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printing all the news of the world
each week in an interesting way
and f ul l y Illustrating ma n y
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Nothing Is so conducive to health,
grace and beauty as the carriage o f
the body. An erect figure Is an es­
sential to perfect health and symmetry
o f form. A woman o f fifty with the
step and bearing o f a queen ouee said
that as ti child she had shown a decid­
ed tendency to stoop.
Her mother
talked und pleaded in vain. A t last
her father took things Into his own
hands. “ I f I may be allowed to do It
in my own way,” he declared, “ I will
tench her to carry her shoulders back
and her head up.” A fte r that the fa ­
ther inet his daughter every day on the
front veranda and Insisted on her
walking the length o f the garden with
a pail o f water In each o f her hands
and a book placed on her head. A t
first It was a difficult task, but each
time the l»ook fell the penalty w’ as
another wrnlk to the gate and back.
Four times a day for six months this
promenade was taken. It was a se­
vere trniniug, but It resulted In a
queenly carriage.
Ofteu Zend H er C h ild re n
O th ers b u r Com fort.
Columbia River and Northern
L
Ayers Pills
BUCKINGHAM’S DYE
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