Cottage Grove sentinel., September 29, 1911, Image 3

and
IM M D ffi
EXCELLENT VENTILATION OF
STABLES OF ORDINARY SIZE
M u s t S n t la f f i c t o r y S y s t e m Is D e s c r i b e d a n d I l l u s t r a t e d — N o
P l a n T h a t W i l l A u t o m a t i c a l l y M e e t A l l C o n d it io n s
o f W in d
and W e a th e r— The
C ause o f
C o rro s io n o f M e t a l T ru m e s .
HE WANTED WIFE’S LIKENESS
Guard Your Idsala.
How true It la that without a vision
the people periah, says Orison Swett
Maraen, In Success Magazine. Where
the pursuit« are aordid, where the
highest aim is the all-aheorbing am­
bition to make money, everything that
is finest, cleanest and moat beautiful
in life evaporates; the nature coars-
ens. This ia the threatening picture
o f American character today.
The vast resources and great com­
mercial prizes o f this country are ao
tempting, so fascinating, that by the
time they are ready for active life
our youth are eo saturated with com­
mercialism, so ambitious to coin every
hit o f their ability, their education,
their influence, their friendships, al­
most everything, into dollars, that all
else is neglected.
They lose their
Ideals, which are the true test o f
character.
Dr. Pierce’ « Pellets, small, sugar-
coated, easy to take as candy, regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver ana bow­
els and cure conatipation.
Photographer It Atkad to Straighten
Out Noaa, Pueh In Eara, Ramova
Squint and Praoklaa.
"I have cuine to get my wife pbo-
togra|>hed,” said (bn determined look­
ing man aa be entered tbe atudlo, fol­
lo w «! by a monk-looking woman.
“ You can make one look grand, air,
can't youT"
“ Certainly, air," replied the pho­
tographer; “ that la part of my bual-
Plan of Stable Showing Method of Ventilation— A, Inlet« between cell­
noaa, you know."
ing Joists; B, Inlet* on hay floor; C,Window Inleta; O, Side section of
"W ell, my wife fell out of the win­
double «tall and exhaust flu«; E, Back vlaw, asm «; F, Exhaust flue and alda
dow laat year and broke bur none.
connection; I, I, I, Location of paeeage Inleta.
You can «freight It out, I suppose?"
“ Certainly, air."
For stable» of ordinary width, the should bo of wood, and It may even
"And you can puah In her eara ao common and moat satisfactory form pay to cover with a couple of layers
that ahe won't look ao mucb like a of fruah air Inlut la a xaxh at each of heavy building paper.
rabbit r*
It Is well to remember that vep-
| stall hinged at the button, opening
"Oh, I think b o "
I Inward, but with
galvanized
Iron tllatlng flues only work when their
"And what about the equlnt In her . pieces attached to the «Idea of the air contents are at a higher temper­
left eye?"
| window frame, so that the only air ature than the outalde air. This means
"Oh, I can touch It up with Indian admitted hax to take an upward that the air la expanded and Is of
In k *
course over the top of the sash, lesser weight Gian an equal column of
“ And the freckle«T*
I writes George P Weston In the Coun­ the colder outside air. Finally there
"Th ey wou't appear on the picture
try Gentleman. This prevents direct must be a material difference In tem­
at all."
draft«.
A piece of chain stapled to perature, for the stable air Is loaded
“ And will the hair be rodT"
the top of the frame, with a beheaded with molature and products of ani­
"Oh. n o !"
There have been
wire nail projecting from tbe top of mal combustion.
"W ell, you can go ahead. Hit down
the sash, allows the window to be cases In northern winters of the metal
there, Marla, and try to look plane-
opened any number of links. The free flues being almost entirely stopped by
ant.-
edges of the metal aide plates are condensed moisture deposited as Ice
turned upward so as to make a atop on the Inside top end. The best re­
Slim Chances for Har.
that prevents the windows from fall­ sults are secured from many small ln-
A missionary who waa making hi*
leta. Instead of the few larger ones,
ing open too wide.
wgy through t
oackwoods
raglon
especially aa to prevention of Injuri­
There
la
no
system
of
ventilation
cam « upon an old woman Billing out-
ous drafts.
alda a cabin. 11« entered upon a re­ that will automatically meet all con-
Moisture condensed during cold
dltlona
of
wind
and
weather,
which
ligious talk and finally asked her If
weather la the cause o f the corrosion
at
times
will
call
for
the
closing
of
she didn't know there waa a day of
all windows to windward, and opening of metal frames, and we suggest g iv­
Judgment coming
of
those on the sheltered alda a mere ing them a couple of coats of as-
"W hy. no." eald the old lady. “ I
In winter when the horses phaltum paint over the interior sur­
hadn't heerd o' that Won't there be crack.
come
In
hot. and. In the case o f work face, especially on the sash bars.
more'n one dayT"
horses,
cannot
be rubbed quite dry. When of metal the expansion of these
"No, my friend; only one day," waa
It will often save colds to keep every­ Is so much greater than of the glass
the reply.
that It la Impossible to get a perfect
"W ell, then," the muand. "I don't thing tight until they are dry and
seal or seat between these and the
reckon 1 can got to go. for we've only have cooled off. Tbe stable shown In
glass, and as a result there have been
the
Illustration
Is
an
extra
wide
one,
gut one mule, and John always baa to
put on the market many special forms
and
to
secure
sufficient
fresh
air
In­
go everywhere first."— National Month­
o f metal sash to remedy the trou­
lets
for
the
central
double
row
of
ly.
horaea, It may be necessary to make ble o f drip from condensed moisture.
ducta
from the outalde to the open­ Under some conditions, cypress bare
Hard Luck.
ings In the celling over the center of may be more durable than Iron.
"Oood m oirlng. Or Hqulller."
each passage, about 14 by 20 Inches,
"flood morning. Mr. Tyn ip a x"
I. I In the plan. These
"Do you remember officiating at my and marked
can be closed by a board, with pin
wedding about els months a g o f"
sliding on bottom o f Inside. The eas­
"W hy. certainly."
"And when I gave you 126 a* a wed­ iest way to make these ducta la to en­
close between two celling joists, or
ding fee you »coined pleaaod."
M a y be P o iso n ed W i t h W h e a t
If this cannot be done, make as at
"Bo I waa."
S o a k e d I n a S o l a t i o n off
"W ell, If you have a «park of feel­ D on hay floor above.
S t r y c h n i n e —A l s o E a s y
to T r a p T h e m .
The exhauat flues for a stable of
ing In your breaat. you will refund me
at least $26.50 of that amount My this design should be three In num­
w ife has run awar with a chauffeur." ber, about two feet six Inches by
(B y W A L T E R B. LE U TZ .)
one foot six Inches, extending from
Oround hogs may be poisoned with
bottom of manger clear to the roof. wheat soaked In a solution o f strych­
Value of Knowledge.
Officer (at distance judging prac­ Each one connects with lateral flues nine. but they can easily be trapped
tic e )— Well, have you learned any­ below mang«r. so as to tap eight at the entrance of their burrows. A
stalla, and tbe o;>enlngs to each stall better way Is to soak a bit of moss or
thing new todnyf
Private— Yea. air; If you takes the should Increase In size as they leave hay with bisulphate of carbon and
bolt out of the barrel and a man Juat the main flue, and be screened with place it well down into the burrow
fits tnaide Le'e 300 yards away.
hatf-lnch wire petting to keep out covering the entrance with a heavy
Officer— And what la there remark­ tats. All main exhaust flues In a sta­ cloth. The carbon being heavier than
ble should also have two or the oppo- air It penetrates to the bottom of tbe
able about thatf
Private (after consideration)— Noth­ alte.atdea made with a door Juat below burrow and kills the animals In­
Great
care
In
handling
in'. ‘cept that I dtn't know It before.— the celling, and two feet down, ao that stantly.
this can be opened up against the blaulphate of carbon must be observed
Punch.
celling and take out all hot air In because It Is a deadly poison and
summer. Frequently the hay chutes must never he Inhaled. The bottle
JUST PAID W IPE'S BILLS.
can be ao arranged as to serve also containing It should be kept tightly
for exhaust flues by having a tight- corked until tbe moment it Is to be
fitting door at the hay floor, which used.
Is only opened for feeding They can
be of galvanised Iron as far up as
Strength of Mule.
the celling of stable, but In such a
The average mule will do as much
climate as Canada, where the upper work when two years old as the horse
apace la much lower In temperature. w ill at three or four.
Music Ever HelpfuL
Music la the aoareat at hand, the
most orderly, tbe most delicate and
the most perfect of all bodily pleas­
ures; It la also the only one which
Is equally helpful to all tbe agee of
man; helpful from the nurse's song to
her Infant— to the music, unheard of
others, which often. If not most fr e ­
quently, haunts the deathbed of pure
and Innocent spirits.— Buskin.
AFTER
7 YEARS
SUFFERING
What Aits You?
D o yon feel week, tired, deepondent, have frequent head­
aches, ooeted tongue, bitter or bed taste ia morning,
"h eart-b u rn ," belching of gas, acid risings ia throat after
eating, stomach gnaw or burn, loul breath, d izzy «pulls,
poor or vtriable appetite, nausea at tunes end kindred
symptoms ?
I f you have any oooaidareble num ber r f the
above symptoms you are sa (Faring fro m bilious­
ness, torpid liv e r w ith indigestion, o r dyspepsia.
D r. P ie ro e 's G olden M edioel D ieoovery is made
up o f the moat valuable m edicinal principle*
know n to m edical soisnaa fo r tha perm anent
c o re o f such abnorm al conditions. It is a most
efficient liver io vig o ra to r, stoma- h tonic, b o w el
regu lator and s e rv e strengthens«.
The "G old en , Medical D iscovery" is not a patent medicine or secret nostrum,
a full list of its ingredients being printed on its bottle-wrapper and attested
under oath. A glance at these will show that it contains no alcohol, or harm­
ful babit-forming drugs. It 1* • fluid extract made with pure, triple-refined
glycerine, of proper strength, from the roots of native American medical,
forest piai
plants. W orld's Dispensary Medical Association, Props., Buffalo, N . V#
Be Cured In Your Own Home
Cared
p -rm »r-tly
»hört tim* and at
Rheu m atism , Stom ach and
. a fono*ntr»tAd
, In
„ smalt en*t
. by .
mineral water.
w a ter,H
•
_ rr
Li
t- i
__ of of s ronwntrao-d
min*ral
Ns Fake. S nd
for
L u n g tro u b les. Skin Diseases testimonial, and Ht*r«turs. ii.aetrial parka«« zi « s
Address L A N G ’ S RO C KY M O U N T A IN M IN E R A L W ONDER C O M P A N Y ’
211 Mata Strwt. PORTLAND. OREGON.
Bow'rd Over,
There is in a Western town a judge
who occasionally hits the flowing bowl
until it puts him down and out. One
morning,
follow ing
>n unusunaiiy
s w ift encounter with the alcoholic foe,
he appeared in his office looking sad
and shcVen up.
" H o w are you tbie morning, Sam?”
inquired a friend.
"W o rs e than I ’ ve ever been,” re­
plied the judge, with a groan. " I m
in bad at home.
When I le ft the
house a little while ago the children
were calling me Sam and my w ife
waa addressing me as M is te r."
SMI LE ON W ASH DAY.
KODAKS
j
Unchanged.
*1 met Dunkey today for tbe first
time for yeare. He hasn't changed
much."
"Oh, he hasn't changed at all, but
ha doesn't eeem to realise IL "
“ How do you mean?"
"Oh. he's forever talking about ‘what
a fool he used to be.’ “ — Red Hen.
How Poems Are Written.
"Your ode to Niagara Is the real
thing. I felt that way when 1 first
aaw the fa lla "
“ 1 have never seen the falls," ex­
plained the po«L “ 1 got the Idea from
reading a railway book let"
The location of some diseases o f the
horse is shown in the illustration here­
Serious Pert of IL
with. which is taken from the North­
“ Mabel waa eo worried for fear an
west Romstead:
about her coming narrlage to a m il
1, Poll e vil; 2, swelling by bridle
llonarte would get In the papers."
pressure; 3, Inflamed parotid gland;
"Did u r
4, Inflamed Jugular vein; 6, carles of
••No. That la why sbs Is so muck
the lower Jaw; 6. fistula of parotid
mora worried now."
duet; 7, bony excrescence; 8, fistula
of withers; 9 saddle gall; 10, tumor
KODAK
m
m
P
AIENTs L8!« JSL
0. 0. MARTIN,
i® « ChaatOT Comearsa
roxTLAso. oas.
»■«« *ww*.
™
g o t a for K'nrttUtia*
WE BUY OLD GOLD
H lehret priera paid for Silver, Old I Jewelry
Jewelry, GeM
Teeth, t.e . U N C LE M YE S. _ Forty ye
Portland. ¡1 Sixth, between Oak and Pin*.
Tumors, Goiters, Rheumatism
Chronic, Nervous and fe m a k Diseases
The laundrers' delight Is RED
Thoroughly
CROSS B A L L BLUE. A neat, bandy Arm cured without the knife.
Senator urn, Beautiful location. Katas
package, nothing to break or spill, •quipped
the lowest.
rite for literature.
and a blue that la all blue.
Meadow Glade Osteopathic Sanitarium
It la eo far superior to any liquid |
bluing that there Is no comparison. Dr Mmd C C m , PW wm . Buttle Ground* Wash.
Always produces snow white clothes.
Waurlka, Okla.— " I had fem ale trou­ Large package 10 cents. A S K YOUR
BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL
bles fo r seven years, was all run down, GROCER.
osa tona* H i l a e * e á *
a n d s o nervous I
' • s t r a l i prOas*.*»
> «ak. AS asa mi kfOq
could n o t do any­
His Lullaby.
S «as«* a f a * a*
thing. The doctors
s l e » « la US a * Mt
"G ood morning, Mr. Schneiderpop-
|| treated me fo r d if­
safe R0 *r wok.
s
k
i!
"
exclaimed
the
good
lady
o
f
the
feren t things b u t
IQJMBT ZITTO JCBDK A
UMGL
did me no good. I bouse as the new second-floor back
La* 23* w* Sam *. T .
go t so bad that I took his place at the breakfast table.
could not sleep day
"G o o t m or-r-rning!” replied the
or night. W h ile in musician, bowing gallantly
this condition 1 read
" I am so afraid you didn't pass a
o f L y d ia E. 1'ink-
Should have a c py o f my now booklet.
comfortable n ig h t" pursued the host­
ham’s V e g e t a b l e
"C a n we do "N eurology—the W ay to Health.’*
C o m p o u n d , and ess, sympathetically.
began its u s e and anything fo r you?”
It to’la o f th « wonderful cures that ha▼• bean
" N o t koom fortable?
M e !” ex­ made and how to get well. W rite for It today, feft
wrote to Mrs. Pinkham fo r advice. In
H A R V E Y W. FREEZE. Merchant* Trust
a short tim e I had gained my average claimed the long-haired one. "A e h , DK.
Bldg.. Portland. Oregon.
w eight and am now strong and w e lL " ja, I sleep like ze hummingbird! I
— M r s . S a x l i e S t e v e n s , B . E . D . , N o . was oil rite.
Joost before I go to
ft. B o x 81, W aurika, Okla.
bed I br-ractise m it mein feedle— ”
A n o th e r G ra t e fu l W o m a n .
Skylights
Tanks
Gutters
"O h was that it ? ” interposed the
Huntington, Mass.— “ I was in a ner­
hostess, w ith a look o f glad relief.
Down Spouts Steel Ceiling
vous, run down condition and fo r three
" I ’ m so pleased.
W e thought you
years could find no help.
l
BAYER
“ I owe my present good health to were sh ifting the b e d ."— Answers.
2v4
Market
Portland. Oregon
L yd ia E. Plukham ’s “Vegetable Com-
SEND FOR CATALO G UE.
ound and Blood I*urifier which 1 be-
Children suffer every day in the year
eve saved my life.
with Sprains, Bruises, Bums, Cuts and
“ M y doctor knows what helped me Bumps. Hamlins Wizard Oil has been
and does not say one w ord against I L ’* curing these aches and pain« fo r nearly
— Mrs. M a r i J a n e t t e B ates , Box sixty years.
134, Huntington, Mass.
Because your case is a difficult one,
H i»tory Didn’t Repeat.
doctors having done you no good, do
Senator Swanson, o f Virginia, tells
not continue to suffer without givin g
L yd ia E. Pinkham 's V egetab le Com­ a good story on him self about the first
He
pound a trial.
I t surely has cured political speech he ever made.
many cases o f female ills, such as in ­ says:
" I jumped up and began:
flammation, ulceration, displacements, ‘ Gentlemen, Herodotus tells us— ’
fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic ‘ Which tick et’s he on?’ yelled the
nains, backache, that bearing-down
man with a red shirt.
‘ Herodotus
feeling, and nervous prostration.
t el l 8us, ’ l resumed with a gulp, ‘ o f
a whole army that was put to flight
by the braying o f an ass. ’ The crowd
applauded and I fe lt fine. Then the
above the din.
Can be had by ambitious young men man’ s voice rose
aad ladies in the field o f " W ir e le s s " ’ Young fe lle r ,’ he called, ‘ you needn’ t
or railw ay telegraphy.
Since the 8- be afraid for this crowd. I t ’ s been
^POtìrLA*.T>, QñT9C*r
hour law became effective, and since tested.’ ” — Buffalo Commercial.
the W ireless companies are establish­
ing stations throughout the country,
Youth Never to Bo Recalled.
there is a great shortage o f telegraph­
A man has a shrewd suspicion that
ers.
Positions pay beginners from
SEND FOR
$70 to $90 per month, with good age has overtaken him when he keeps
assuring
you
that
he
feels
as
young
FREE
chance o f advancemenL The National
Telegraph Institute, Commonwealth aa ever—and he doesn’t know but—
FIRST LESSONS
Building, Portland, Oregon, operates younger. Poor fellow, he whl*tlee to
keep
hie
courage
up;
but,
alaa!
he
under supervision o f R. R. and W ire ­
less officials, and places all graduates cannot recall youth as he calla bis
into positions.
It w ill pay you to pointer— with a whietle.
I Was Cured by Lydia E Pink,
ham’s Vegetable Compound
EVERY HOME
C
A Good Position
HRS
■HESS CALLESE
w rite to me for full details.
Motilara win tod Mrs. WtnsloWa 8oothio|
6ym p tue best r-m ed * to usa lo i th e ir cùUdroa
l u n a « tfia ics thing period.
RAISE FRUIT » « * BERRIES
W \ * T i l l f tWN t à l l i N
The Young Man— Do you think a
man could marry when he’s getting
*6?
The Older Man— If It'a twenty-five
million, yea
l u
Wns* for «ataloarn** and hta-rmtera.
Darstoelna
and pnnrtnr Wail urdara riaan promo- •ttantine
r o m a n d r h o i o S u p p ly Co.
MS Third Strw-t
PO RTLAND . O R K
TO DESTROY
~
GROUND HOGS E '
DISEASES OF HORSE LOCATED
AND
■ M a o « yrnir «vat j f U rtar, h a r« fmaHor,
bettor prod a c t * *dd to lit# • •ajoyuietat;
enhance roar p ie t w it fh n ü n «; fre i hotter.
! look bettor, «loop better. 4o botter W o m il
trooe, th rob «. boo he*. Tine*, pi onta oo the
theory
thron tbol "good oleo ta » o l l roo tod
i *<*od f rira*!* « e l i t u 'le d *
L
&
(arpe ftoaafvw aaaofey. >w fern té*
«■«o», «àeutd àa <m sewry k«M
r AKIM* M U H N$I$!2Y 80
T o a s e * 1* 0 . W • • O lit a lo *
OESCHS
Guilty ot Something.
Another law yer’ s story
arrives.
W e are told that a man was charged
with picking a pocket the other day F i n e * « In Q u a l t y . L a r g e s t In V s r l s t w
They ru*et ever* requirement for cleaning *a4
and that when arraigned he pleaded polUhlug
*h<we o f e*t huida end colore.
" g u ilt y . " The case went to the jury,
however, and the verdict was “ not
gu ilty .”
And the court spake as fo l­
lows;
“ You don’ t leave this court without
a stain on your character.
By your
own confession you a-e a thief.
By
the verdict o f the ju ry you are a lia r .”
— Cleveland Plaindealer.
FO R
CYK
ACHES
IV llilN I v o S a lv i;
Mrs. Prime Puzzled.
Cy Prim e says he often tells hta
w ife that whatever he amounts to he
owes to her— and the poor woman
can t make up hie mind whether he
la handing her an Insult or compli­
ment.
FOI IIEUMATISM, HEUIUL8I4, SPRAINS.
BRUISES OR ANT PAIR
O I1 -T E D G B the oa'r ladies »bo* .
that poaltWalr contains O IL lilack« and I’ ollabe*
Hdtea* and children’» boots and shoes, s h in e *
wi t h o u t ra b b in s . 2-U-. -French OI o m .” 10 c .
D A N D Y combiuetlon for cleaning end pudahlac
ell kin It o f ro«*et op tan «hoc«, 35c. “ Ster" tine, 10a.
ELITE combination for gentlemen who take
pride in having their Rhoes look A L Reetoree
color and lustre to all block »hoee. Polieh with ft
brueh or cloth. 25c.
BABY ELITE m e 10c.
I f your dealer doe« not keep the kind you want,
•end ub hi« a id re*« and the p rk* Im stamp« tat
ft full «lae package.
No. ss—’l l
P N u
caused by collar; 11, splint; 1#, m v
M AD S O N L Y B Y
W H IT T E M O R K B R 0 8 . f t OO.t
BLU M AU ER-PRANK DRUG CO.
landers; 13, a treat on the coronet; 14,
2 0 - 3 « A l b a n y ■ « ., C a m b r l d g s .
B l i t w r it in g to o d r a t t i ea rs g i ga a *
2 sa UUIt.it and L a rg e d M an ufacv
•n 1 1 on th is p a g a r .
P O R T L A N D , ORCOON
sand crack; 16, qulttor;
16, knee
Shoe P o iith t* i a (Aa World.
bunch; 17, clap on back sinews; 18,
ringbone; 19, foundered foot; 30, ven­
tral hernia; 21, rat tall; 22, spavin;
23, curb; 24, quarter crack; 26, thick
leg; 26, malanders; 27, capped hock;
28, «welled sinew «; 29, greaae; SO, (¿»lor more good# brighter and faster colors then may ether dye. One 10c package colors ollk, w o o l and cotton equally weM
sand crack; 31, tumor of elbow
E
PUTNAM
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DYES