Cottage Grove sentinel., October 06, 1911, Image 9

LIGHT ESSENTIAL TO TREES SCHEME
TOO
SUCCESSFUL
Secretary of Agriculture Issues Bulle­ Young Man Trie# Hypnotic ExperP
men! and Finds Out Some Things
tin on Points Necessary for
That Are Unpleasant.
Success In Forests.
Women's Secrets
There is one man in the United States who has perhaps heard
more wotntn’s secret* than any other man or woman in the
country. These »ecreta are not secret» of guilt or *hame, but
the tecret* of suffering, and they have been confided to Dr.
R. V. Pierce in the hope and expectation of advice and help.
That few of these women have been disappointed in their ex­
pectation* it proved by the fact that ninety-eight per cent, of
all women treated by Dr, Pierce have been absolutely and
altogether cured. Such a record would be remarkable if the
cate* treated were numbered by hundred* only. Ilut when
that record applies to the treatment of more than half-a- mil­
lion women, in a practice of over 40 year*, it i* phenomenal,
and entitle* Dr. Pierce to the gratitude accorded him by women, aa the first o(
specialist* in the treatment of women'* disease*.
Every sick woman may consult Dr. Pierce by letter, absolutely without
charge. All replies are mailed, sealed in perfectly plain envelopes, without
any printing or advertising whstever, upon them. Write without fear as with­
out fee, to World'* Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R, V, Pierce, Prcst..
Buffalo, N. Y.
“Now, Maud," said Edgar, with a
The secretary of agriculture has Just
*«ij«d bulletin 1*2 of the Forest Serv­ complacent audio, "I am ready to try
ice on Light In Relation to Tree that little experiment. I am sure I
Growth. The bulletin Is designed to can bring you under tbe hypnotic In­
show the benefit* derived by tbe tree fluence If you will agree not to resist.
by light from all angle*, particularly Just put your mind In a passive con­
dition. Try to think of n (thing at all.
that reflected on the roots.
In Introducing (be subject the bul­ Fix your eye on that light now, and
letin stales: “Light la Indispensable don't forget to keep your mind a
for tbe life and growth of trees. In blank. I will count sixty seconds by
j common with oilier green plants a my watch."
The girl followed direction* literal­
tree. In order to live, must produce
organic substance for the building of ly. In twenty seconds her eyelids
j new U n x i j c x
Certain low forms of blinked; In forty tlx-y closed.
"Ah, I knew I would succeed!” ex­
| vegetable life, such as bacteria and
U K . P I E R C E ’S F A V O R I T E P R E S C R I P T I O N
fungi, do not require light. 1 hey ex claimed Edgar, highly elated “Now,
rn n
MLARIKUKN
2VZes.la.ona
" W o e a lo . W o m o n S t r o n g ,
1st by absorbing organic substance j Maud, I command you to tell me the
__________
S to le W o m a n W e ll«
rU n
p ()° K a p p c t it c
from other living bodies; but the secrets of your heart. Whom do you
love?
Tell
me,
I
command
you."
INDK.ISIION
| higher forms of plants manufacture j
I their own organic material by extract- j A momentary expression of resist­
COSI IVI NtSS
Poitr's Dilemma.
"T h e woman who did the shooting
| lug carbon from the air. The leave«, ance crossed the girl's face; then she
is an actress, of course?
MAI ARIA
Thomas
W.
Lawson,
the
financier,
spoke
In
a
monotone:
through the agency of their chloro­
“ No.”
was talking to a reported about a New
"I love Edgar Pophain, and----- ”
tabe U h * IlittcrM finti. You will UNDERGOES A SEVERE TEST phyll, or green coloring matter, absorb
“ Authoress, then?”
“Yea, yes!" cried Edgar, trembling York capitalist, says the St. Louis
|
from
the
air
carbon
dioxide,
and
give
“ No, just an ordinary individual.”
finii it exceedingly helpful.
To Provo Th»t Pulling Tooth Woo i off a nearly equal volume of oxygen I w-ltb delight. "Oo on. Tell me all i Globe- Demo-rat.
“ Hum, ” said the city editor; ‘ ‘ that
Trifle Man Volunteer» to Hovo
“
W
ell.”
said
Mr.
Lawson,
“
I
have
I The carbon dioxide la then broken up the secrets of your heart."
is a bigger sensation than I thought.”
heard
that
man
tell
the
truth
once
or
One of Own Extracted.
”1
love
Edgar
Popham,"
continued
j
i Into Its elements and converted Into
j — Washington Herald.
I organic substances which are used In the girl, In the same tone, "and I twice. He can tell the truth, I admit,
but
it
doesn’t
come
natural
to
him.
A dentist received a rail the other building up new tissues.
would love him more If he were not
Poceit'ul.
He reminds me of the Russian mujik.
1 morning from u couple whom lie n o o m
“Light also Influences transpiration, so stingy. 1 want to go to the thea |
Senator Sutherland, of Utah, ac­ had reason to believe were lovers.
" A Russian mujik Bat one day in
ter
twice
a
week,
and
he
takes
me
I
I
and
consequently
tho
metabolism
of
cording to the Star, an I < I at u luncheon The girl bad an aching tooth, and a*
the ante room of the military commis­
only
once
In
three
months.
I
want
green
plants.
It
Influences
largely
tbe
In Washington of a bill Hint ha<l been ■ they enlered the operating room the
structure, the form and tbe color of diamond rings, and he gives me rings sioner of his town. There was an anx­
defeated :
ious frown on his face.
A friend
I young man aald:
the leaf, and the form of the stem and with cheap stones In them. When I
“ It deaerved defeat, for it wax full
"Now, dear, the worat la over; Just the crown of the tree. In the forest It go out with him and get hungry he approached and said;
of K r a f t . 'I he K r n f l e r x . In their dis­
F i n e s t In Q u a l t y . L a r g e s t i n V a r i e t y .
“ ‘ W hat’s the m atter, P oitr?’
take a seat and It will be out In a largely determines the h«-ight growth never thinks of oysters. When I------"
T hey meet, ev e r} ren ai #eni*-nt fo r < UiaDlug «avi
appointment ovdr it, reminde<i me of minute “
“ ‘ I am worried,’ Poitr answered, polishing shoes o f a<I kind» am i co lo r*.
of trees, the rate at which stands thin i "Enough!" cried the young man.
the heir» of old (JeorKe Smith
‘
about
my
son.
I
don’t
known
what
“Oh," «he gasped, "1 can 't!"
out with age, the progress of natural . "Awake! I command you.”
“ Old George Smith wax a million*
to say when the commissioner asks
"Hut It really won’t hurt you, you pruning, the character of tbe living j
And he fled, without waiting to see­
aire, and hi» nephew» and niece» had
me about his age. You see, if I make
know."
ground
cover,
the
vigor
of
young
tree
the
result
of
his
command.
done very little huntling aince their
him out younger than he is he will be
"Ilut
I
aiu
afraid
It
will."
growth, the existence of several- j As the front door slammed the
childhood hecuUNo they e x (tected to
"It can't. I'd have one pulled out storied forest and many other phe- 5 young girl opened her eyes, smiled sent back to school, and if I make him
inherit all hi» money.
out older they’ll stick him in the
In a minute If It ached."
n o n . u p o n which the management swee.ly, and said:
“ Well, old Smith died in due rouno
army.
What the deuce am I to do?’
"1 don’t believe It."
j of forests depend. A thorough under-! “1 hope I did not spring too much
and a »hurt time after hia death I
“ ‘ How would it do,’ said the
"Oh.
yea
I
would."
Perhaps I should
standing, therefore, of th* effect of on him at once
met one o f hi* nephew*.
"Ha* she got a bad tooth?" naked light upon the life of Individual trees, have let the diamond rings and the friend, thoughtfully, ‘ if you told the
“ ‘ So your uncle i* no more, 1 »aid.
commissioner his exact a g e .?’ ”
I the dentist.
and especially on tree« In the forest, oysters go till another time.”
What did he leave?'
Poitr slapped ia leg and laughed de­
"Vo«.“ answered the young mnn' and a knowledge of the methods by i
The nephew nmwered with a bitter
lightedly.
I
"It
ha*
ached
for
n
week,
and
I've
Just
which the extent of this effect can bo j
THE EASIEST WAY.
•neer:
“ 'The very th in g!’ he cried. ‘ I
“ 'A golden haired young widow, of succeeded In getting her down here determined are essential for success .
never thought of th a t.’ ”
G I L T E D G E th * on!/ la/lle* * h « * drraatn#
ful cultural operations lu the forests." j
who*« existence
we
had
never I Come, dear, have It out."
Chat positively c< nf-ilns O lU B lack s and PoiUbe#
"Oh, I can 't!"
am i ch ild re n '« b«»*>u and »hoc«, n h in c a
dreamed.' ”
A household once supplied with Ham­ toll«*»'
w i t h o u t r u b b in g * 23c. ’ F ren ch Oloa«,” 10c.
"Hut you must.”
lins Wizard Oil is seldom allowe i to be
D A N D Y ■ <>mbination fo r cle a n in g and {• >i tubing
"I can't stand the pain!"
-»r ta n »hoe«. 23c. “ S ta r " size, 10c.
without it. In case of sudden mishap all km--'U o f
•hake Into Tour Shoe*
ation fo r g en tle m en who ta k e
"Haln? Now, then, m have on« RAPE A GREAT FORAGE CROP
A H e i'a F**»i IU m . a i»»w <le fo r th « f a * t . I t o r e
or accident it takes the place of the old p n E d L e IT in E h co av m in b in
g th e ir »hoes look A 1. R esto re«
a a ln fu l. tw u lU ti. e n i r t m i . a w a a iln e f —
Ma ka a ; pulled out lust to show you that It
family doctor.
color and lu s tre to all b lack shoe«. P o lish w ith a
nww .h ow . a a a r. H.,U1 by a ll I > ru « » t.U a v l h i v e
Can Hardly Be Surpassed as Pasture
bru sh or clo th . 25c.
I*«.n l
. p t an y s u b s t ltu t« .
S a m p le I doesn't hurt “
B A B Y E L IT E i u n lOe.
and
Soiling
Crop—
As
Good
ss
r iU .IL . A d d r— A H. D i n * lad. 1 « I le y . N . i .
Barber— “ Did I ever shave you be­
He took a seat, leaned bark, opened
I f you r d e a ler doe» n ot keep th e kind yon w a rt,
Clover
In
Feeding
Value.
M
id a * hi* addreM and th e p ric e in »tamp« fog
fore,
sir?
I hla mouth, and the dentist seemed to
a fu ll t!z e package.
Customer— “ Yes, o n ce."
Usually the bo»t way to ute nitrate t>e selecting n tooth to correajiond
W H IT T E M O R E B R O S . & C O .,
Rape Is now grown as generally a*
Barber — “ I don’t remember your 2 0 - 2 8 A l b a n y 8 t . , C x m b r l d c * . M a * * .
of *oda for a fertilizer i* to pulverize with his forceps, when the girl pro
Th»
OUir*t and Di rrjrtt M a n * fa ilu rtn oj
It
should
be.
It
ran
hardly
be
sur-
!
fa
ce
.”
it an that there are no largo rolla, and I tested
Shot Polish»» ia th» W arid.
Customer—“ No I suppose not. I t ’s
aow it in the dry form. If it ia to be
"Hold on; the test Is sufficient. He passed as a pasture and soiling crop
all healed up now.”
u*«d on garden, or grain crop*, then ! ha* proved hi* d«-votlon. Get up. Har-1 for hogs and sheep, or even for
horses and cattle, especially when a \
broadcast it and harrow or cultivate I ry. and I'll have It pulled out."
” 1 hadn’t been talking with him
the land at once, and get it into the
fthe took the chair, had the tooth quirk growing, annual crop Is de- (
three minutes before he called me an I |
aoll. If in the orchard or small fruit drawn without a groan, nnd a* she sired.
ass. What sort of a person is he?
It offers summer and fall pasture ol
plantation, then scatter It around the went out she wn* saying to the young
SINESS COLLEGE
j the highest order with spring seed I
“ Well, I never knew him to tell a
individual plants ami rake it in with a j man:
log,
something
that
ran
be
claimed
.
lie
.”
rake, or cultivate it in with a shallow
"Now I can believe you when you
ran tw/-wnd rww^rre petnfnH t* t r >
for very few other plant*. It can be
1 Tr**ur) for
rrtrnrfcdb«rfiit»q
cultivator.
We usually recommend declare that you would die for me."
RELIEVES
from three-fourths to one half a pound
And yet every tooth In hi* head grown on almost any soli that will
SORE
produce a good crop or roots, and
of nitrate of soda per old apple tree, was false!
EYES
can be depended upon to furnish very
and from one ounce to three ounce*
Mother—Now, Hobby, you must not
heavy yield of most excellent food.
per young apple tree.
Great care
Caddie
flipunder the lug, sir—
Poor Guessing.
get Into any fight* with the nelgb-
In feeding value It Is as good as hors children.
m utt be used in using it, or it will
morning,
sir—got
it from a small boy.
"A letter was mailed at the postof.
clover, and can be used for either
burn the planta.
Golfer— Good. L e t’s see— er— what
Hobby—Hut, mamma. I've got to
flee the other day," observed the talk­
growing or fattening purposes w-ltb get acquainted with them some way. , did you give him for it?
ative boarder, "addressed to 'Jim
Caddie— A flip under the lug. sir—
Dr. I’irrce'a I’leaxnnt Pellets regulate > HtouL, 1-nine Indian, t M A.' Where success. Rape Is a feed that stock
Punch.
_________________
ami invigorate stomach, liver and Imw- do you suppose the mailing clerk sent like exceedingly well after they have
In Safe Deposit.
once become accustomed to It, and
els. Sugar-coated, tiny, granules, cany
"Come In," called the magazine ed­
“ Why do they call these dentists’
It’"
to take. l)o not gripe.
tbe results from Its use are pleasing. itor.
"To Cripple Creek," shouted the
offices dental parlors?” asked Smith of
It
can
be
sown
any
time
after
"Sir, I have called to see about that
other boarders In chorus.
In charcoal-burning stumps, if hol­
spring weather has permanently ar- article of mine that you bought two his friend.
"You'll
have
to
gut-*»
again."
low* are in them, these should be filled
rlve<l, as early as any of the grain years ago. My name la Pensnlnk— 1 “ Why, parlor is the old-fashioned
"Indian Kails, state of New York?"
with dirt sufficiently to prevent the
crops,
and thereafter until the end of Perclval Perrhyn Pensnlnk. My com-1 name for drawing-room.” — Presbyter­
ian Standard.
draft from coming through the hollow, haxnrded the taciturn boarder.
summer.
ixisltton was called The Hehavlor of j
"No."
and the heat escaping that way.
The
wide
range
of
seeding
allows
Chipmunks In Thunderstorms.’ and 1 Motfc-r* will Lad Mrs. winaiow* So o tiling
"Then we give It up.“
Usually cedar stump* grow on wet,
Syrup th. beat romedv to na» <01 lhaix children
"He *«nt It," said the propounder of almost continued soiling from this should like to know how much longer turine
iha tv«thing period
swampy soils, and we have found It
one
crop
from
early
summer
until
the
I
must
watch
and
wait
before
1
shall
very hard to burn them, except in tha the question, leisurely buttering a bis­ end of autumn.
see It In prinL"
“ Why didn’t you go to *ee the coro­
very dry season, and then the land cuit, "to the dead letter office, 1 be­
The plant usually requires from
"I remember," the editor replied.
should be well drained before at­ lieve."
eight to ten weeks to complete Its "We are saving your little essay t o , nation, Bilboy?
“ Do the English flock over here to
tempting it. It is impoaaible to burn
growth.
use at the time of your death. When ' spend their money when there is a
into the water.
It may be fed or pastured as soon j public attention Is drawn to an author
as Its development will Justify, and we like to have something of his on presidential inauguration?” — Buffalo
Express.
If not cut or pastured too closely It hand."
will grow up a second and even a
Said an English clergym an: " P a ­
third time.
Th« Spooners.
triotism is the backbone of the B rit­
Ftor the fourth time he said "Good ish Em pire; and what we have to do
night," but still they lingered on the is to train that backbone and bring it
SMELLS AND TASTES A SNAKE doorstep.
to the fron t.” — Christain Register.
“Ah, dearest,” he whispered tender­
Man Bitten by Rattler Has Peculiar
ly, gazing toward me starlit skies,
Sensation and Experiences
Crawford— You say this contrivance
OPIUM— TOBACCO
"the night has a thousand eyes.”
Queer Sufferings.
♦s an entirely original invention?
fla b lta Pwritively Curat*
"8h! you goose!" cautioned the
Only authorized Kacipy In»
Crabshaw — Why, man, i t ’s some­
s
tito ta in Oregon. W rit#
fo r ii lustra tod circu la r,
Wllkesbarre, Pa.—Rush Sltler of pretty girl, as she noticed dark forms thing that wasn’t even in use among
unit
uuTiTun. 7 1 L l i w « .
at
the
opposite
windows.
"Not
so
the Chinese thousands of years ago.—
Kowlervllle, who was bitten by a rat­
tlesnake. haa been pronounced out of loud! The night also has a thousand New York Times.
danger after he has undergone pecu­ ears.”
Professor's wife— You haven’t kiss- ~
liar sufferings
W asCured by LydiaE.Pink-
Modern Complications.
P N U
ed me for a week.
No. 3 9 “' l l
The poison affected his stomach,
"Well. Madam."
Professor (absently)— Are you sure?
causing It to All with noxious gases
ham’s Vegetable Compound
"The allowance my husband makes Then who— who the dickens have I I T V I I Z M w r l i t i n g t o » d T e r t l a e r « p i
“I should like,” the man cautiously j He said he had smelled snake and
I If
m e n t i o n th is p a p e r.
Elwond, Iml.—" Y o u r remedies ha ▼«
me
Isn’t enough.”
been kissing?
tasted
snake
ever
since
he
was
bit­
cured me and I have oply taken six explained to the tailor, "to have a j
"Rut,
madam,
we
decided
It
was
small ten.
bottles of Lydia E . lTnkham'a Vegeta- little pocket, a very, very
The bitten leg swelled to the else ample for your support and the sup­
hla Compound. I pocket, one you could hardly see, you
was s i c k t h r e e know, put somewhere, say In the hem of his body, became quite dark, and port of the children."
“Yes, I knoy. Judge, but I'll need
months and could of my trousers or In the waist-band, was covered with large black spots,
n o t wa l k .
I suf­ eh, where It couldn't be so easily so that It looked not unlike a snake. as much more for the support of the
Curai! p erm an eth r In sh o rt tim e and a t «m all coat by u *«
Rheumatism. Stomach and
fered all tha time.
It Is still badly swollen. Tbe bite was automobile."
ed m in eral w a te r.
No F ak «. S n '
The doctors said I fouud. You understand?"
Lung
Troubles,
Skin
Diseases
*'*r' *ria N l * package
f *k* 8 25 cen ,or
te stim o n ia ls and lite r a tu r a . w
$1.00
t«
"1 see," said tho tailor. "You aro a slight one, and for some hours he
could not get well
Address
LANG’S
A
Difference.
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
MINERAL
WONDER
COMPANY*
neglected
to
give
It
any
treatment.
without an opera­ married now.”
231 M ain S t m t . P O R T L A N D . O REG O N .
"Gosh! Look at that little sawed-
tion, f o r 7 co u ld
off dame with the pug nose.”
h a r I l y atand the
Very Much So.
"Yes, that's Miss Van Roxe, who Is
pains lu my »lues,
"Wasn't that elopement story a
BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL heiress to a million.“
especially my right highly colored one?”
one, mid down my
"Gee! Introduce me, will you? I al­
"I should say It was. The father
right leg. I began
ways did admire thn« petite, retrousse
was
purple
with
rage,
the
girl
red
to feel better when 1 had taken only
type."
•2.50, *3.00, *3.50 & *4.00 SHOES
one bottle of Compound, but kept on with apprehension, her chum green
It
sounds
so
much
different
In
W
O M E N w e a r W .L D o u g la * sty lish , p e r fe c t
ns I was afraid to atop too soon.”—Mrs. with envy, the minister white with
French.
KBkwrr « ito lettosi t
fittin g , e a sy w a lk in g b o o ts , b e c a u s e th e y g iv e
tu r n « M u l l e n ,
N . II. S t., EL fear, the fellow showed a distinct
URAfJ.
lo n g w e a r, sa m e a * W .L D o u g la * M e n ’* sh o e * .
wood, I nd.
yellow Htreak, while the whole wed­
7M m I H e w f x * M t It.
Tactless.
Why will women take chances w ith ding party were blue at the outcome.'*
T H E S T A N D A R D O F Q U A L IT Y
"Miss Giggles has not a particle of
nn operation or drag out a sickly,
half-hearted existence, missing threo-
tact.”
FO R O V E R 3 0 Y E A R S
The Nscssssry Preliminaries.
fourths of the Joy of living, when they
"What's she done?”
can tlnd health in Lydia E . l ’inkhaui’a
"He Is In the hospital,”
"The other evening when she was
T h e workmanship which has madeW L .
Vegetable Compound?
To Number of Entries for Kaeh Person
"For an operation?"
asked
by
Mr.
Jaggtes,
who
Is
notorious
Douglas
shoes famous the world over is
in
this
Prlxo
Contest.
F or thirty years it has been tho
"The doctors are not certain yet.”
for not paying his debts, for a song,
maintained in every pair.
,
standard remedy fur fem ale ills, and
$
5
0
For
the
Best
Trademark
"Haven’t they diagnosed his ail­
she went promptly to the piano and
has cured thousands of women who
If
I
could
take
you
into
my
large
factories
$
2
5
For
the
Best
Motto
ment?”
sang Trust Him Not"
have been troubled with ■neb ••»
K titry in »»«oh o la * * will b e »»»‘looted w hich
at Brockton, Mass., and show you how
"Yes, they have dlngnosed that, but
lim its as displacements, liiflnmniutv»^.
b e e t ailvcrti*»*« thl»i Mtmng. g ro w in g , v ig o r
ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregular* they haven’t diagnosed his financial
carefully W .L,Douglas shoes are made, you
« mi »*, w e stern c o m p a n y w h ich writ»*»» « lib e ra l
The Present Style.
lib* in s u ra n c e p o lic y , co n ta in in g a c c id e n t «nd
tics, periodic pains, backache, indigo» rating."
wculd then understand why they arc w a r ­
"Aren’t
the
Cashlts
In
very
fashion­
h»*«lth fe a tu re « , am i w hich !nvt»*t* it* fund«
tlon, and nervous prostration.
able life Just now?'*
to help th e W en t. C o n ten t c lo s e * S e p t. SO.
r a n t e d to hold their shape, fit belter and
I f y o u lllivo t h e s l i g h t e s t d o u b t
The Reason.
6. Bl«iwaits, 634 E. Yamhill St..
"Sure. Their son has been running
wea» Ion ger than any other make for the price
t h a t L y d i a K . I ' i n k lu tin '* V e g o *
Portland, C«n. Agt.
down some of the most respected resi­
"Jnggshy certainly haa a screw
t a b l e C o m p o u n d w ill h e l p you*
CAUTION Th” genuine hare W, L, Dougin.
WWW I lu ll nnin« n n d p r l r « *tn m p«d on b o tto m
Continental Life Insurance & In­ dents of the place In his new car, and
a v r l t o t o M rs. IM n k liu m a t L y n n , loose.”
I f y on en n n o t n btn tn W . L D ou gin * sh oo * In
M a s s ., f o r atlv lo e .
Y o u r le tte r
their daughter has eloped with the
“And yet you blame him for getting
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