Heppner gazette., April 06, 1911, Image 3

Household Remedy
Taken in the Spring for Year.
T?anh Rust. Willis, Mich., writes:
"Hood's Sarsaparllla has been a house
hold remeeiy In our home as long an I
can remember. I have taken It In the
spring for several years. It has no
equal for cleansing the blood and ex
pelling the humors that accumulate
during the winter. Being a farmer
and exposed to bad weather, my sys
tem Is often affected, and I often take
Hood's Sarsaparllla with good results."
Hood's Sarsaparllla Is Peculiar to
Itsolf. There Is no "Just as good."
Get it today In usual liquid form or
tablets called Sarsatabs.
MOHAIR wnL.rd
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IVIWI iruii grown in the Northwest. Ship
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est seller out;
newly patented article: carried in pocket. Send
2.rK' in stamps for sumple to Pocket Door Lock Co.,
ittO Mohawk Blag.. Portland, Oregon.
Skylights Tanks Gutters
Down Spouts Steel Ceiling
. C. BAYER
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First Semester besrins September 18, 1911.
A Rtronjf faculty of experienced teachers.
Expense of livnjr rcaiionable.
Cours s of study otlered:
1. A "Standard Normal Course" leading to a
state life certiticate without examination.
2. A "Supervisors' Course," leadinjr to a
state life certiticate without examination.
8. An "Elementary Course," leading to a
one-year state cert ilicate without examination.
4. A "Rural School Course," while not lead
in to a certificate without examination, will
materially aid in passing state examination.
6. Special facilities for training for primary
work.
Questions answered and catalogue sent on
application to the president. .
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EXPERIMENT STATION NOTES.
(Wellington Eiperlmont Station, Pullman,
Washington. )
To pack eggs in water glass,' use
water glass one part to fifteen parts
of water. Pack the eggs in a Jar and
pour the liquid over them, coverin
them completely. Do not wash the
eggs before packing them as this may
injure the keeping qualities by remov
ing a natural protective coating on
the outside of the shells. Water glas
is a somewhat alkaline liquid, but the
diluted solution Is not injurious to the
hands if they are dipped into It in
packing successive gatherings of eggs,
or in removing the eggs In solution.
To kill the small wigglers which
some times appear In spring water
during the warm seasons of the year,
try pouring kerosene over the surface
of the water, allowing it to spread
over the surface. This will effectively
kill all the wigglers, after which the
oil could be allowed to rua off. This,
however, would not be permanent, as
the wigglers would be very apt to be
found In plentiful numbers in a shor
time. A good plan Is to clean out
the spring, placing in it a vessel of
some kind. The wigglers will not
injure the water in any way, how
ever, even if present.
To destroy the aphis which attacks
garden and ornamental plants, spray
as soon as the insects appear witn
either kerosene emulsion or tobacco
To make the latter spray, use one
pound of tobacco leaves to four gal
Ions of water. Simmer one hour and
then strain. Two pounds of tobacco
dust or ground tobacco may be sub
stituted for the leaves. To mak
kerosene emulsion, use two gallons of
kerosene to a half pound of whale oil
soap to one gabon of water. Dissolve
the soap in water by boiling, and add
the suds boiling hot to the kerosene
away from the fire. The mixture is
then agitated violently, preferably by
pumping it violently back on itself
With a force pump. After four or five
minutes the mixture suddenly be
comes creamy In substance. Use ont
gallon of the emulsion to twelve gal
Ions of water in spraying.
Cauliflower, like cabbage and other
plants of this group, should be trans
planted just a little deeper than they
crow in the frame or seed bed. Usu
ally we plant them from a half inch
to an inch and a half deeper. This
depends somewhat upon the condition
of the soil. Cauliflower requires o
moist atmosphere, and naturally a
moist soil. If grown upon very dry
soil in a dry atmosphere, the head is
tough and rather strong. But whe;
grown In the proper conditions, it is
a very fine and much prized vege
table. Do not attempt to grow them
in shady places. Gives them all the
sunshine they want, and keep the
ground well tilled and moist. The
leaves should be tied over the head as
soon as the head begins to be ex
posed. Usually this is when the head
is from three to four inches in Giam
eter. This is simply for the purpose
of making the head tender and keep
ing it wet. The only thing that can
be done to keep the aphis out of the
cauliflower head is to spray thorough
ly with kerosene emulsion, tobacco, or
pyretheum decoction before the plants
head. If the aphis get in theer once,
they cannot be gotten out.
Wire worms are one of the most
difficult insects to combat Many
experiments have been undertaken to
find something that will poison these
worms, and all such tests have thus
far been unsuccessful. Treating the
seed and planting mustard in the
fields have proven of a little benefit
It has been found, however, that fail
plowing of the infested fields will
mash a great number of the soft
nuna. which Is the resting stage of
this insect. If all the wire worms
would go In 'the pupa condition each
fall they would be quickly killed ou1
of the soil by fall plowing, but where
the species exists for several years in
the worm condition, fall plowing will
destroy only a portion of the Insects,
that is. only those that have entered
upon the pupa stage. Where fall
plowing Is persisted in year after
year, the wire worms are, however
gradually worked out of the soil. . As
a usual thing, wire worms are the
more destructive in new or sod land
than in cultivated land. The natural
food plant of the larvae consists large
ly of the roots of native grasses.
When a small number of domestic
plants are substituted, the worms
naturally work on the roots of these
for their sustenance. They are known
to be destructive to almost every
kind of plant.
The little black Insect often found
eating the strawberry plants is
known as the flea hettle. There
would seem to be no effective remedy
for this Insect when it appears on
the plants during the fruiting season.
Rordoaux might be applied were it not
for the fact that It would cause tlu
berries to tasle bad, making them un
marketable. The common practice of
cutting oft the strawberries Jusf after U
harvest and burning them is one tnatjMabei etre4 the room Henderson's
Is very beneficial in gettiry; rid of
this pest.
It should be more of' a common
practice to spray young fruit trees,
even though they seem to have no dls
ease or Insect annoyance. The green
aphis Is very commonly found on
young trees and one of the most
effective remedies for this pest Is to
spray with sulphur lime while th
trees are In a dormant condition. A
great number of eggs are thus de
stroyed. At the same time, this sul-
hpur lime spray will assist In a great
way toward tha eradication of the
canker. Red spider is another pest
found on young trees as well as old.
hat can be treated successfully only
by this spray. One of the most effec
tive remedies to prevent ants from
climbing the fruit trees and eating tho
young buds Is to tie a fluffy band of
cotton about the trunk of the tree
Ants will very rarely go over this
fluffy band.
When grasshoppers are small It Is
best to kill them by spraying with
strong soapsuds, kerosene emulsion,
and the like. This will kill them by
closing up their breathing pores, then
suffocating them. It Is also possible
to poison young grasshoppers with
arsenic. This is best done by usln
what is known as "criddle mixture.
This. is simply fresh barnyard manure
mixed with slop and Paris green,
After the grasshoppers are more than
half-grown, it Is out of the questlo
to try to kill them by spraying. They
are then too lively to reach with
suffocating spray, and cannot be eas
ily poisoned. A great deal of good
can be done by coating the plants you
wish to protect with a IJordeaux
spray, as the copper in this leaves
metallic taste which the grasshoppers
cannot stand. When spraying for
grasshoppers make the Bordeaux a3
follows: Bluestone, 6 pounds; gooa
lime, 4 pounds; water, 50 gallons
Dissolve the bluestone by suspending
it in a sack in 25 gallons of water in
a barrel. Slake the lime in another
vessel, adding water slowly to make
25 gallons of lime milk. Pour the two
at the same time in another vessel
allowing them to mix thoroughly as
they are poured In. If there is not
enough lime in the water it will burn
the foliage of the plants to which it is
applied. To test this, take a saucer
full of the mixture and add a few
drops of a solution of ferrocyanide of
potash made one ounce to the half
pint of water. If a brown color ap
pears more lime must be added till
no change takes place when the test
Is applied.
FASHION HINTS
'..ilrt-.
maw
Anything nautical has a charm for
sweet' sixteen, so the successful reign
of the "middy" suit is assured. In
white serge or linen it is very pictures
que, but for practical wear have it
mide in one of the shades of blue.
A CONSUMPTION CUT E
By B. J. Kendall, M. D.
Milk strippings when taken from a
healthy cow that gives very rich milk
and taken in quantities of a quart
twice a day immediately after milk
ing, before it cools any, will cure a
larger per cent of cases of consump
tion than any other treatment and
will cure in half the time of any other
method. Will also prevent it when
taken in time. The reason why it is
so successful is because it is absorbed
or transfused into the circulation al
most immediately without taxing the
digestive organs, as all other foods
do, and as the strippings or last quart
of the milking from a cow that gives
very rich milk is nearly all cream, the
patient will take on fat so much fast
er than can be accomplished by any
other method that they soon gain
enough strength and vitality to over
come the germs causing consumption.
To get best results one should begin
with a glass of strippings and increase
gradually, but if there is any disgust
for it created at any time the quantity
should be dropped at once to one-half,
and then increase gradually again. In
two or three weeks they can usually
take a quart in the morning and even-
ng.
It is very important to take it im
mediately after milking, so as not to
allow it to cool below blood heat. In
cold weather it should be milked into
a dish, resting in warm water to pre
vent it from cooling any.
Ingenious Explanation.
Critic Wky do you say in tha
itory of yours that "Henderson's heart
beat a tattoo as Mabel entered the
room," BcribleyT Do you wish your
readers to believe that your bero car
ried a drum where he should hav bad
a heart?
8cribley Not at all, my dear fel
low. I U6ed that expression advisedly.
meant my readers to Infer that a
heart souaded a call to arms. Har
fr't Wevi
J a pa nesa" VetfioH'ct L.ou"To7t-
On a recent visit to the city of Ta
kata, on the northwest coast of Japan,
I had occasion to observe, what at
first thought I imagined was a hay
stack, but on Investigation found to be
an Immense mound of snow covered
with straw matting. Tbe purpose of
this mound was to keep In cold stor
age, for consumption in summer, fish
caught In the wintertime. This Is the
only method of cold storage employ
ed In the rural districts In the north
west of Jaapn, where the snowfall Is
very deep In winter, and these stacks
are to be seen in considerable num
bers distributed In different parts of
the country. Strand Magazine.
A Special.
"That steak you sent home wa
Cough," said the housekeeper.
"It must have been one of our spe
cials that we gave you by mistake,"
answered the dealer.
"A special!"
"Tes; one that 'we send out with
i durability guaranty."
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WHIKE WOMEN ARE BANNED
Nt Female of Any Dort Has Been Al
lowed on Mount Athca for Many
Centuries.
For centuries past, Duke Max zu
Sachsen Informs us, women have not
been allowod on the Turkish penin
sula. Even female animals are prohib
ited. Condensed milk Is imported
from Switzerland, so that the eyes of
the Inhabitants may not be offended
by the sight of a cow.
Tbe peninsula is Mount Athos, and
Its Inhabitants are the members of
20 monasterlefl, which have existed
there since the days when Christian
emperors held rule at Constantinople
and gave laws to all Europe. For 1,400
or 1,500 years, let us say; no woman
has trodden the ground of Mount
Athos.
A vast quantity of art treasures and
precious manuscripts has been stored
in the monasteries, but for the most
part their contents and even their
character remained entirely onknown.
-Tit-EIU.
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY
for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't
Smart Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c,
50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in
Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
Rather Read Than Ee King.
If anybody would make me the
greatest king that ever lived, with
palaces and gardens, and fine dinners,
and wine and coaches, and beautiful
clothes, and hundreds of servants, on
condition that I would not read books,
I would not be a king I would rather
be a poor man in a garret with plenty
of hooks, than a king who did not
love reading Macaulay.
DON'T TRIFLE
WITH YOUR HEALTH
At the first s!gn of any
trouble take Hosteler's
Stomach Bitters. It has
an established reputation
as a health maker and
preserver. Refuse any
thing else. The Bitters
is really excellent, and
worthy of a trial in cases
of
POOR APPETITE SPRING AILMENTS
SOUR RISINGS COSTIYENESS OR
INDIGESTION MALARIAL DISORDERS
The Old Attendant Was Faithful.
When Napoleon died at Longwood,
St. Helena, a rainstorm was raging.
A falttful attendant threw over -the
body of the emperor the cloak he had
worn at Marengo a battle won by the
Incomparable Dessalx after It had
been loet by the commander-in-chief of
the army of Tt'.
Constipation causes and seriously ae-
erravales many diseases. It is thor
oughly cured by Dr. Pierce's Pellets.
Tiny sugar-coated granules.
Rise In Russian Lakes.
Poring the last 20 years the lake
of Russian Central Asia hava shown
etady rise of wster-level. Within
this period, or since 1ES5, the Sea ct
Aral has risen about six and a half
feet The pher.orrieccn haa accom
panied a period of egumentatioa cl
ralnfcll.
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THE EMPIRE LINE
Have you seen the Eay Running-
Emp-re Cream Separator
or the Lauson Frost Kin Gas
oline Knffine? If not, you
dhould. for they are both lead
ers in their line, and the prices
are rifrht. We will be glad to
send you catalog's.
EMPIRE CREAM
SEPARA TOR CO., Ltd.
326 FhnJers St.. Portland, Or..
DOHRIS, Cal.
Lumber center of North California; 3
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Bank; Schools, Churches; New Railroad;
larire Box Factory. Fine, rich I and; easy
irrigation. Town Lots. Land and Timber
still very cheap. Enough said. Come
and see. Address
O. E. MOOSE,
Doiris, Californ'a.
NO DUST
SWEEPING COMPOUND
Cleans and brightens Car-pet-fl,
Ruk. Linoleums and
Floor. Absorbs the irerm
laden dtit. Saves dusting
and beating carpets.
Per bbl.. 2001bs... $5.00
PerbbL 150 lbs... 4.00
75-lb, mtal drum 2.50
Order by mail or through
your grocer.
CRESCENT CHEMICAL CO
, 526 Washington St., Portland, Or.
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PUTSMAM FADELESS DYES
Color more groods brie-hter and faster colors than any other dye. One 10c package colors silk, wool and cotton ecjuallyweU
and 19 guaranteed to gve perfect retula. Ask oeauer. u w will send postpaid at lOc a package. Write for dee bookie
bow to dy, tlca and rrux colors. MONKO- DRUG COMPANY, Guincy, Illinois.
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach
A man who has a weak and impaired stomach and who docs not
properly digest hi food will toon find that hi blood haa become
weak and impoverished, and that his whole body is improperly and
insufficiently nourished.
Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDIQ71L DISCOVERY
n.akes the stomach strong, promotes tho flow ol
digestive lulces, restores the lost appetite, makes
assimilation perfect, invigorates tho liver and
purities and enriches the blood. It lj t.':o Ureal blood-maker,
Jleah-bullder and restorative nerve tonic. It make men
strong In body, active In mind and cool In Judgement,
This "Discovery" ' pure, glyceric extract of American medical rootsj?
absolutely free from alcohol and all injurious habit-forming drugs. All its
ingredients are printed on its wrappers. It has no relationship with secret
nostrums. Its every ingredient is endorsed by the leaders in all the schools of
medicine. Don't accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this time-proven
remedy or known composition. Asi your np.iohbors. They must know of
many cures made by it during past 40 years, right in your own neighborhood.
World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N. Y.
W. L. DOUGLAS
MM '2iHs33?a4SnoES!"ioS!
W. h. Douglas shoes cost more to make than ordinary felioes,
because hi'iier grade leathers are used and selected with greater
care. These are the reasons why W. L. Douglas shoes are guar
anteed to hold their shape, look, and fit better and wear louyer
than any other shoes you can buy
CXTCf WARE OF SUBSTITUTES.
The genuine have W; L. Douglas name and the retail
price stamped on the bottom, which guarantees full value
and protects the wearer against high prices and inf eriorshnes.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES CLAIMED TO D' JUST AS COJO'
for Miiil Ordfcr ('ataln. Shot-n 3 nt direct from fa-'tory to we;irrr. all etmryt'i BOYS HOES
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SWAMP
ROOT. Is noi recommended for everything-,
but if vju have kidney,
liv-i o- bladder trouble it will
t loutid just the remedy you
need. At drug-g'ista in fifty cent and dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful
new discovery by mail free, also pamphlet telling
all about it.
Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binerhamton. N. Y.
FL0ATi;;3 ISLAND FOUND
Queer Discovery Made by the Crew
of the Bark Atlas In the
Facific Cccan.
The crew of the bark Atlas, wLlch
arrived In Seattle recentlr after
rounding the Horn from Philadelphia,
reports a queer discovery for one day
of tbe 13S of her voyage. She had
been out many days without seeing
anything only three ships were seen
on the entire trip when one morning
In the Pacific the lookout reported
that he had sighted land off the port
bow where no land was supposed to
be. Nor could any be found on the
charts.
It seemed low In the water, but too
much like the real thing to be a
mirage, so the captain ran toward It.
It proved to be land, right enough; an
island covered with trees and thick
low underbrush. Birds and a few
monkeys were seen upon it, but no
other signs of life. These precluded
the possibility of the Island being of
volcanic origin, and leads the captain
to claim It as a floating island. He
believes that It was washed out to sea
from delta of the Rio de la Plata or
the Negro, and that the undergrowth
was so thick that Its roots held the
whole together.
As be saw two trees tumble Into
the water from the Island's edge be
fore he sailed away his theory appears
to bo somewhat substantiated.
Eud Dotle
The preatest of nil horsemen, says; "In
in v 4y years' experience with hordes I have
found Kp'ihn's Distemper cure the most
successful of: 11 reim-dics for the hordes. It
is th" greatest blood purilier." Bottle, 50 .
and $1.00. Druggists can supply vou. or
manufacturers. A;rnts wanted. Send for
Free book, fripobn Medical Co,, Spec. Con
tagious Disea cs, Goshen, Ind.
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Thunderstorm Observatory.
It Is announced that a thunderstorm
observatory has been established In
Spain In which atmospheric dis
charges, both local and distant, are
detected graphically and' acoustically.
A wireless telegraph Instrument Is
used for this purpote, because each
lightning discharge Is accompanied
by electro-magnetic waves similar to
those used In wireless telegraphy.
Household trould s; Headache, Tooth
ache, Eartielie, Stoma' li . ehe. Hain-i 's
Wizard Oil cures thee aches and pain
so why don't you Keep a bott.e in the
house?
Fir.. ..ter Vegetable,
We are only juot now beginning to
have ttlrrets In our market. This
vegetab'e is an Asiatic one, being
known to China and India. It has been
a favorite In Kurope and especially in
Paris for 23 years, and has tuberous
clustered roots, very white and sweet,
and when served wi.h butter they are
delicious. It Is a most desirable in
ter vegetable.
For Hoor Actresses.
Baronne Koenlgwater of Frankfort,
formerly a distinguished actress of
Vienna, has Just set aside a fund of
$5,000, the income of which Is to pro
vide poor actresses with necessary
stage clothes, the lack of which often
hinders their career. Other people are
being asked to !on In tMs work.
S i r A GRANULATED w when the doctor was treatine him for cancer
gfcttift &qe Salve, ffftha?r 1. Ti
The Imagination of Corot.
Imagination and invention are often
taken as the same thing, whereas they
are as different as wit and humor.
The Question of Imagination In a
' painter's work Is not to be estimated
In terms of literature, but In terms of
! paint The delicate silver grays and
, cool, translucent greens of Corot are
of the essence of Imagination, as I un
j derstand the word. R. B. Cunning
i tame Graham.
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Sermon by trie Deacon.
"Cirls whose grr.ndmcthers used to
get outdoors and boil a big iron ket
tle full of maple sirup or soft-soap,"
says Deacon Palmer, "think they ar
doing somethipg when they can roast
a raarshmallow In a chafing dish."
Mrcnyon's Rheumatism Kemedy relieves
pt'h.s 'iu the leas, arms, back, stiff of
swollen joints. Contains 10 morphine,
ojilum, cocaine or drmjsi to deaden the
pain. It neutralizes tbe acid and drives
intie r
rnf. J
tern. Write
I'inyon, G3d atd Jeff.
Sts.. riiiln.. l'a., for medica) ad.
vice, absolutely free.
boning re(.criacle. ,
Jane The newest receptacles for
small pieces of sewing are made ot
ribbon, which is turned up and over
cast at the ends to form pockets. It
is tied around the waist in' the form
of a girdle and tbe pockets hang con
veniently at the right side.
H The coniidcr.ee Iclt br farmers and
ii gardeners in Ferry's Seeds to-day
H would have been impossible to letl in
E4 any sccas iwo score oi years
it ago. we have made a
alwsys do I
exactly what yon '
expect of them. For sale '
everywhere. ITSIY'S IS11 SUO I
fet ANNUA
p D.H,
AN7.TAL Free on request
FERitY & CO,Oetro!. Mloh. I
Where B acks Predominate.
Jamaica is more populous in propor
tion to its size than Spain, Turkey, Rus
sia, and some other European coutv
tries. Tbe white people, however, art
outnumbered by the blacks and coV
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