Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, January 31, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWa Ton ltitnal. lloncil.V In ohm of tin- lending prill rlplci limiclil In (lii imlilli' stimuli, iiihI tho teachers begin early to Im press Hit' v it I I i.f 1 1 1 ii I It In eh.'inic Id' mi 1 1 1 IiiIihIh of tin' V1""''"' mi plls A South t'hlciu'o 1 her 1 in I II niil ho i;ji hi'f mill li hoi row by his 1 1 1 1 T. . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ri t tut t 1 1 nt lllililug on I'Vcly ii Pile occasion. ( 1 1 li- (lily she liepl llilil Ml II I' R liool I1 1 1 ' I gim- llllil n nitIiiiih "talking tn." .f 1 1 - t look lit lln life of lieni'-n WiimIiImkIiiii," i'ic Hill. I, "lie couldn't ti'll II Hi-." Mull." ri'ltlll I'Ul'il till' 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 r r 1 1 1 youth, "wllllt WIIH till- lllllltiT With 111 III V " A Hurt iil. "Wiinilliy tells 1 1 1 In mn been Working on IiIn family tlco of lute" "Vex, It heciim tu K ' lillii plclty lillx.V." "Itiitlicr (nii'lliTitcl wmU, i'ii?" "Vim; I hcllcc lie ilim'ovcrcit lltlllk'Hl'IIIH Illume (III IIMK nf tin' til itiiilii'H mill Iic'h having some tlnti li!( sun 1 1 (.r If nlT " Philadelphia Plena Tlm morn tin V new ( ( fur Ills, the r rr mill viuni ieii-1 will cm ha. lams an l Hi h-i of llm flesh, Joints diij musics uio Rheumatic Tin nilralon rf Ihe Old Monk Cm St Jacobs Oil It to ( lire, an I lh world knows It thx-.j" It talc'y and surely. Prlc, 25c. tnd JOo. CLASSIF1EDADVEKTISING I'ortl.iiMl Ifiiitc I irt dury Ndmr kihI Ailili rr in I'orll.tnd ul Nrprc trittalivr lluiiri tifiit. I- II" I ' i I II II in. . i , l-.i i 1 1. Iir l i 1 .! x . ... I'm; hi it Clint ...CI l ',.' k- A I .. 1 i I . V . I'.'IN I.'. - I. in I II ' till. I I, l .1 c l.i i ii nn i i l: I 1: , li - i' In .i u( ii. i Hi u.'. Iv n!t Hi w .-..ii.i.l. i I, r.., III ill- I - .1 nil I i .( . . .. I, ,., (. i 'a' ni rv r .i.i.iili- . . I en. i .11. I III H .1 .1 Hi' I' .i'iiii... ni in .1 K. A I ... I.' A I! I i I '' I V I. 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W rti lur U'u-riii;vw aiMnaj ftutl ,rn. . : tvl II WSON MACIIIM!(VV CO. Toot of Morriton b tree I I'urlUnJ, Oregon i r-t ri trtk frK f lmk ttri- r If lii of oiinnlllr and quniiiy. W' liu.: your fiitlii-r iIriiiiiI li-rry'ii. ttti-y wii the l-"nt oil Hit iuiii ki t. inn nicy imvu i (i uniruv lull cviT Itii-n. We to ni lit lu lli.vvi.r nml vi-iiiiIaIiIii mpi-iIh, IUUII IH. cJ Anniiul, liiuiitlfully lllut- truli-.l, Im lu u.l'i.lcnlit. 0. M. FERRY CO., Detroit, Mich. i.l , ,11 uiii m l;!Hliiif fi 1 y l P Dr. C. Gee Wo WONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT Thin wniiili rrul "lit -liUKU Hiii'lnr In cull' it grriil lii'i'iiiini In 'o i''- t I., uiii.i.iit 1111,1111- fy i linn t Ii tit urn illlmi 1 1 1 (III III nun v'.ui'iiij . uiw ih" "n" - liiirinl.'Mi r nn 'li'i II1I1 iiitii"iii ilo iiir kiimvi tin. hi'I urn nfoiiir lki ilinnn iil r.'ti 1 .'.1 1 e w lil' li III' HIII'I'I'kNllllly Ilil'K III lltlli ri'Dl lllnl'ltll.H. Il l nuiiriinli im tni iirn ciiiHi rli. iinlliinii, I mix, ilir Hi, rlii'iiuiHiliiiii iii'i'Viii'iiiii'NH, Ntiiiittit'li, liver; k;tl Ili yH, l ie. I lull lilliiill'i'ilH nl nmiiiiiillliilx. I Iiihki-h imiili'iiiti'. ( nil unit "il" IiIm- I'uili'Uln nut nl lliu i lly w ill" lor hlitiiTr nml i' roiiiur.1. biuU tlump. L'uNNl'l.i'A t'll'.N 1' llKK. Address THE C. GEE W CHINESE MEDICINE CO 16J'i rirtt St., S. t. Cor. Morriton Mention iior. PORTLAND, OHEGON. ... I'l I - M .wiiiibaA?. CUHU WHIKI All tUl t A I A i . i (Jnuiili byi'uii. 'l'ftMtn UiiihI. Ufa nltl hy tlrtiMKii mm 1 1 tu tiii-. iic i iii won r, jv v. .J' to "mi wiinil. irni cm JJ,j Tiy.'S4 UN" ill-rim, iihiih. iiinii, p.V.V, '-y At'J huiki unit vn.ml'l"i U'V(''4y,''V,' Unit Hli' lilll .IV 111. WjfJiP R-irK ki.i.Hii in in- .lu ul t' WiXiTijOXAkj'.-V Mood's Sarsaparilla I'nrllli H, i-nrli In nml n vltullcii tlm hlnm! llll'l lillll'li Hp I 1 1 Vill'ilc kyulcln, Il tii'llriilly nml - r I it n I t-r f I y cure (ill l.h. ml lltnl'lftl'il, flulll Hlfllpll'N t'l hl'lrillll. It I 1 1 In .1 ri.ii-li'iill'.niil n iiicily fur r tiirrli, i In ii in ril 1 1' hi unit l M-mln. 'I'licrc U tin time (if yi iir w ) 1 1 II In nut morn widely iii ful 1 1 1 u i imy nllii r i n 1 1 1 im. 'I'Ihkc Ktnii ini iiM ire (mill hk'iI iliilly 1 1 y ciin i iiii'I ifmli ful mi ii iiihI Winn ii. Our liiiimi t'-i Ininiiiiil In Hi" I r " t Imi y cum mi 1 1 ii - 1 1 ia ) il. u 1 1 u i i ' iw lu ll n tiiiiI I Now lint ni In tuMitv ni will at iixii ill ll'iulil f"i in. I '10 linnet (Inn llullur. Not Irnr lllin. 'I fit really (llMtiem.il.tf I'l fill file." hii til tin- wealthy Mr. I 'iirr.'iHy, "'lint Hid 1 1 very 1-11111 moil lili'l Ignorant pen I'lc will In iiitmll tcil to heaven." "Will," r-i 1 1 I Mr. fultliik'. "that needn't worry you."--riill;nlclihlii Press. I'Ho't Cur I. n iroot con I'll flii'dirln. Il h.ut t ii r-i ( ou, -in ii M I ( "lila lor lorly yeura. A l d r 1 1 c . i -m, '.'."i rem . Ml Main I'nnll. "lint why 1 1 ' t t T f I you worry over your son?" an id the I ik-i 1 1 :i t r ririiui lmr. "Von mild li was cut out for sniuel hlng r rt-n I V' '"Hint's J nut the troulilc," algheil th old fn in i -r . "lie In ho alow Hint ev-i-ry tlmi' li" gets nn oipoi (unity some I Kill J' JlllllpS lllll'lld mi' cut M 111 in out." flTft IrTniinnt1 f Cured. Nn fltunr rtfrvfiaflfn I U fcflef fWl 1av u nf I tf K 1 1 1 ii-' m m-ikl Ni l tli.f-r K.(l,f f,,r I rp. mi It IuHk.HU- Kiirl I tv All lJI.il. H. KJliiC, I Jii .u.lt Ar tihl.. I lillMli lcIilk, I i. A tlutilna- lliirl u nil f. Itnrliel "Here U jmir rlnif, SoU tnon. 1 ciin iicvcr marry you, for I love niiother." SoIiiiiiiui -"Vi rc Inn de tnnn you lofe?" "Hi'iivcn-i! Ycni won't kill til in, will you?" "No. Imt I vlll mdl liliii do rli)3 Blieilll." Tlllef Ill the coi'iwr lidt of SliUNtl nullity. ( '.i I.f.. mm, oru lini I.i i-ii f.uiii.l 'Si feet di i'1'i r tli ii n it Inn In i'ii fiiiin l hit lierto. Mi-lhrrti III Tu t Mil. W- li,M'' Hoi.ltilrifj Hvnii Hi" lici r.-n c iv I f tor tliu-lr chlhln n (luriHK tin' ICvUih K j-rrlu'l. nl H ii cli mi t'.umy Mntlc-r. "These nil. K'H Will l.e It 1 1 rik'ht." Bill till' Mlll'llllil II, "ilfllT J Ol! lliHC K'ot tlll'lll lil'llkt-ll III." Till- VIUIII IIIM II, who hud Ini'ii hi-ill.'itih' ln-twi.-en tli.'lt ;:ilr inn! one ii nl.c hiiver, tmik the h.i leiiiui ii'k word fur It, nnd I n i r J i ri -s I the Hli'M'H. A week :itur he en mt liM' k to the htoie with il peivi'iitUm' llmj'. "1 wish you'd oliitrh thrie nhoeo," lie mild. "They hint my feet tTli l.ly." "Iliiven't you cot them broken In Jl-t?" llsked the HIllesniMII. "lih. yes," Haiti the yoimjr 111:111. "The ti'iiulilo N that 1 eitn't et my feet broken III." 4. te$L.CKEB5 f -4f. ASM t& BY ALL THE P n DEST DEALERS A.J. TOWtR CO. E5TAPLI5HCD 1836 36 I imJ tOtTON KIW Ot CHICACO TOWTR CANADIAN CO limited TORONTO. (AN EHE UMATI BODY RACKED WITH PAIN No other boJily pufferinf' it equal to that produced by the pain of Rhetfc tnattsm. When the poisons ntul acids, which cause this disease, become in trenched in the blood there is hardly any part of the body that is not af- fectcd. The muscles become 6ore and drawn, the nerves twitch and stiujj, the joints inflame nnd swell, the bones ache, every movement is one o! nRony, ami the entire body is racked with pain. Rheumatism is brought ori by indigestion, utotnach troubles, torpid Liver, weak Kidneys and a general inactive Btate of the system. The refuse matter instead of passing- oil through nature's avenues is left to sour and form uric acid, and other acrid jioisons which are absotbed into the blood. Rheumatism does not affect ail nnte. in some cases it takes a wandering form ; it may be in the arms or legs one day nnd in the thoulders, feet, hands, back or other parts of the body the next. Others MilTcr more seriously, nnd are never free from pain. The uric acid nnd Mhtriiiitatingsubst.mccs find lodge ment in the inuscks and joints and as these deposits increase the mus cles become still and the joints locked and immovable. It matters hot in what form the disease may be the cause is always the same a sour, hcid condition of the blood. This vital stream has lost its purit' nnd freshness, nnd instead of nourish ing and feeding the different parts With health-giving properties, it fills them with the acids and salts of this jiainful and f.vr-reacliing disease. The cold nnd dampness of Winter always intensify the pains of Rheumatism, and the suilerer to get relief from the agony, rubs the affected parts with liniments, oils, lotions, etc., or uses filasters and other home remedies. These nre desirable because they give etnporary ease and comfort but have no effect on the real trouble which is in the blood and beyond the reach of such treatment. S. S. S. ia the best rem PURELY VEGETABLE. excited werves, reduces the inflammation, dissolves the deposits in the joints, relieves all pain and completely cures this distressing disease. S, S. S. is a certain cure for Rheumatism in any form ; Muscular, Inflammatory, Articu. lar or Sciatic. Special book on the disease and any medical advice, withou charge, to nil wlio write. jjI VUFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA OA I llimba Wrlllrn In I'rlaon. j A pulilialier wnn talking iilioiit (Hear WIMo'm Nlnnik'c bonk, "I'c Profundi," i W 1 1 It II J 1 1 1 1 'I i ' lll'col II I 'lull lit II III I'll lx filing Hit win;; ii;;niiiMl Ilic Iiiiih nf ' n cell. I "Wil'lc'n It not Hie lli"t jroo'l Ikio'i to li ne lici li writ tell III lilll." Il'' HMid. ".lilll. III f;i I, Hi'i'lini t'l In- II irooil Jihicc I to wi'Cm Imi.iI.h lii. I.llciiny men nur- Jliim llll'IIIM H en llll'I'C. ".lolni lliinyiiii wiolc 'J'ilrliu' l'ro(- I'cmh' In JllH, i "t 'crviiiiic") wrott "Molt 'iulxotf' In iu'Imoii. t j "licfoc ;ili tin- pl.-iliH for 'Itolilimoli jCriiMoc' din jrii it Ici iii of ('(HiUni'mcii' lniiosi-d on lm for the writing "f " ' i;nnjihlct ciillcd "I In? Sliol tcl W.iy Willi llii' I iImmcii Iith.' "I.i'k'li Hunt wrote 'Itltnlnl" In Jul!. "Sir Willi it lliileifh, during IiIm four teen ycnri' linjiilhoiimciit In the tower of London, wrote IiIn exci.-IIeiit 'HlMtoty of the World.' "Silvio ri-lllco find Tdhh both did their I. cut work in Jul!." Lonnes From Insect Pentt. (J. I,. MurlBtt, of tlm Iiejiarttnent ol ' Agriculture in WaHbjiiKton, Iihh jtu p.irod 11 Btateiiieiit ait to the Iohi by in net t jx-nt m in tbn Unit(-1 (Hutu each , cr. He noted that the Iohhci pbcIi year in all the plant product of the noil, iMtb in tbn growing and in tho Htored elate, toK'tli(r with tlione in llvo Bt(x k, Pieced the entire expendi ture of the nationnl government, in cluding the periHion roll and tbe main tenance, of the aimy and tbe navy. I'lariiiK tlie value of theim product: at i $r),0(i(i,(M)0,Oi)0, tier year, be notei an j annual BbriuknKe due Ui in sect pentt of fully 10 pur cent in many raea of 50 per rent; but at 10 per cent, $.100,000,- I 000 in "tbe minimum yearly tax which ineects levy upon tbe products of the (arm." This cloen not include Ions to bum product in storage, 1100,000.000; or to natural foreBt and food piolucte, aleo f 100,000.000; makiiiK total an nual Iobr of $700,000,000 directly traceable to innect peBtg. From W. K. Harwooil'H ".Savin California'a Fruit Crops," in tbe February Centry. ! Hit 1.1(1(1. "We iMiJ'iycd ymir iinno recital loit I'vi-niiu' iiiiinciK'lv, prufc-vr." j "1 inn tl.i l )"ii iliii, lii.'iilaiii. I win lllinhli- to he pri'-n-llt lll.VK-lf, on acciiimt 'of nn lu'i-i li'iit. hut ,i l.T'itliiT urtint kiml ly lilli-d the eliK'-'i tfi-ineiit fur inc." Deafncn Cannot Itc Cured tv lrirl ni. Iirmii.ua hh they rnnriut ret'h the (ipi'ii.i"l "t tiott ul llii-ritr. Tlero ltniilTino 1 ny t ! i u tit il'-n id k. uii'l ttittl in ly c.itihtilu 1 1' ll ill ri-ltii i I trs 1 'en: tii-m l h cntiiii l l.y nn ln I' n in .1 rmiilit ii. n nl I l.i- in tit-.-in lining cl Hid I . ' i . l a . ' ti I it il i ul v. In tint tti! ia i iil'mnf.l vi'U Ititi'i- (i riiitil'liiiK -.iitiinl (' r iiiijcrtci l licnr ltiK, nttil n tu m U K fiiii-clv c!i.i-.r, I 'ftid.csi It II. c r.TJ 11 it, AT i.l 11 till-t lie i : 1 1! utn III Ht li ill (nil 11 tdl I'll on I mu '1 t Ms I ll 1. 1- l lo'fl l.i Its lii i r tr nl ciitt'lli i"ii, l.i'tirmif w ill l.e il..trnyt.l (..teicr; liln-i ii-u-i en t i.f li'ii urn ('(iiiFci t.y ( ttdrrri, m Mi ll It iii'il.iiik' I ut an tiilltii.eii (uDlltiuii of tli i i-t in'i n 1 1 hiirim i ti Neilli:ivo niie 1 1 n n.lrel Iinlltrt fur Buy ro i.l In mi i 1 1 - h 1 1 - . t t. rmnrrti ) Hint chii iml I i i iiri-.t liy Hull h i K'nriti t u;c. bcu.l lur Ciri ulttt-, tree. r . J. (HUSKY 4 CO., Tuli-Jo, O H-.l.l t.y 1 1 1 ii u ,-1 Ft . 7..C iia.l ruiuliy ri). tic ll.c betL. j fuulil ul Trim llltn. j After a wordy nri;iiiiieut lu which neither Bi'ored two Irishmen decided to IlKht It nut. It was HXi'ccd, n:iys the WiiNhlncton 1'oHt. that when either Mil Id "I've enough" thu Usht fclltllllll COIISf. After they hud liccn at It about ten minutes one of them fell, and Imme diately yelled. "Knoiiyh, I've enough!" I'. ut bis ( i; ' j 1 1 mi: 1 1 kept on pounding blm until a man who wus watolilnj; , tlitin H.ihl: "Why don't you let hhu up? lie Bnyn he's K"t eiioilh." "I know he nays no,' tor, bAtwei'ii puuehea, Bald the vlc "but he's such n liar you cuu't believe a word ha ays!" About fifteen years ag-o I had a savers attack of lvlieuwattim and coald cot work with any aiitiufacttoii. Illy loss Wf btiitly swollen and drawn so I could aoarcely walk. I triad many ram. cites but could ftot no reliet. 1 was tin-, ally recommended to try ii. B. B. and it soon curoil mo sound and well. I am now 71 years old and have never hud auy relurn of the trouble, JOSEl'U FEOMlfi II AW LEY, Box 104. Aurora, 111. Sometime atro I had Rheumatism and lnid to quit wurk. The paint in my back: and lotweon my sliouliiort wan so in tense 1 could not rent or sleep. I tried every thin but nothing- did me any (rood till I lieiird of and took S. S. B. This iiitnliotiio oured ma Bound and well. It liuritlud my blood ttnd mude mo fuel Ilka u new tuuu. CONRAD LOHIt, Anderson, Ind. 123 E. 10th St. SM edy for Rheumatism, It goes into the blood and nttacks the disease at its head, and by neutralizing and driving out the acids and building up the thin, sour blood it cures the disease permanently. While cleansing the blood S. S. S. tones up the stomach, digestion and every other part of the system, soothes tha Ml Ir. P. I. T. Iieroult, the Trendi Ilitnliirh'iil expert, who Iiiih been (-T-lllnllilliif the milling it li t other re-dour'-cM of t'liiiitdi, predict that In ten yearn tin- Jlolnliiloii will have be count II K'eat met .1 1 1 ill M,i-;i I country, having nn iron lielu-.i ,y liiri-r than Hint of any other country lu the world. Ho, too, he IhlnliH that within il decade ('lunula will outMtrlp all other couiitriei In wheat K'owlnt;. In Ontario nml Quebec there lire Imiiii'lisi: (h-po-tlt of 111,'Uiietlte, which have remained iind'? veloj.ed for lack of ('leap fuel. Tlm Iinciitloii of the electric smelting pro (en rcmow-H IIiIh obntacle, bccaime III the neighborhood of t.'ie on; deposits wuler power 1h abundant. The. Importation of Injurious birds Olid uifiminnlH Into the I'nlted Stated Iiiih been carefully KU'Td'-d axalimt since the piiMsiiK' of the Lucy act on May 'i't, V.). In the live years end llitf June .'f, lX-V the iiuthorltlet 1h sued J.V.iI permits for the entry of tW birds (chh lly ciinarleHi, 2,HIJ uiammiils nnd thirty eltfht reptiles, nnd thirteen permllM for the entry of t!,.V'J exKS of nn.' birds. Of the coiihIku tnents 402 wi.-re Juspecti'd. No Injuri ous animal Is known to have been ad mitted, but seven iiioiikoom'H, fifty-four Uylnjf fiixes or fruit eating bnts, ono kohlmeUe, fifteen hlaumclxcn nml two BtarlliiKs have been refilled entry. At Honolulu six kens were refused entry. Ktutlstlcs allowing the enormous wnste of eti(;rfy Involved In the pro duction of urtlllclnl lljfht nre always lnterestltnf, If for no other reason than that they must continually Htlmulate Inventors In the aenreli for better methods. Sir James In-war recently presented these llifures before the Royal Institute of (Jreat Britain: In an ordinary candle the total amount of energy trnnsfortned Into light Is only 2 per cent. Oil nnd ks lamps nre not more economical. The Incan descent e! "ctrlo lamp utilizes 3 per ! cent of the energy expended; the arc lltfht 10 per cent, and the magnesium I llht 10 per cent. Then comes the glowworm and mocks us with Its IfJ per cent of expended merfe-y turncJ Into llxht. The possible value of radium to the physician still remains ehlcily n mat ter cf conjecture. Two Italians, Tlz toid mid I'.iiiilovnnn!, have satlslied thembilves that It has un Important Influence upon rabies, and that It may act either upon the virus or directly upon the bitten animal. When the virus Is exposed for four to thirty-six hours to radium rays It Is converted into u powerful vaccine. Injections into u rabbit's eye overcoming the other wise f.ital effects of Inoculations with tint's virus. With a powerful speci men of radium, the direct exposures of several hours durlni; six days, ani mals Inoculated foi'ty-elKht to one huu died hours before tre.itaieiit were sav ed, while similarly Inoculated nniruals not treated nil died. It Is well known thnt pure quartz e,!ass possesses the property of trans mitting, very abundantly, the so-called ehetnlcnl rays of lU'at, by menus of which photographic effects nre produc ed, nnd It has often been attempted to make photographic lenses of quartz ulone. Unfortunately, quartz also pos Ffsses tbe property of double refrac tion, so that, unless tbe opening of tlm lenses is very narrow, koou images are not produced. Recently a French optician, F. Morln, has succeeded In making Binnll photoKrnphlc lenses of qunrtz glass In which some of tho illincultles hare been nvoided, and the lenses show Krt,nt rnpldlty of action. Still, the problem, confessedly, has not been entirely solved, and the new leases are recommended by their In ventor only for speclnl purpose. As tronomers nre particularly desirous to outiiln photographic lenses possessing the peculiar perinenblllty to the actinic rays that characterizes quartz. A l.au-k of Orphana. The Irish duelist wlw lamentetl hnv lug "as pretty a challenge as ever was pvnned, but no one to whom to give It," wus In the same trouble us the mu nicipality of Purls. The city has u Ono orphanage, liberally upiolnted and with nn ample staff, but with no orphans. A Mine. Turnlces left nearly a million nnd her villa ut Orsay to be maintained us un orphanage for girls of the eighth nrrondlsKomeiit. The girls were to bo provided with a dowry on leaving. Purls bus searched the hlghwnys und byways of the district, nnd but two or phuns have been found. Divided on Ilellnlon. A curious diversity of religious be lief is observable in the family of Lord Stanley of Alderley. Tbe last previous holder of the title, n brother of the present peer, died In the Mussulman faith and was burled uceordlng to tho rites of Islam. Another brother be en me u convert to the Koninti Catholic fulth and Is now u domestic prelate to tho Pipe. Ono of Lord Stanley's nephews U u Huddhist, nnd a brother lu law, now dead, wus nn atheist. If tho human rneo wero built on plans that meet dally requirements, men would have two more legs that they might constantly bo kicking themselves, ntul women would have six more pnlr of hands that they might keep up with tho work the chil dren make around the house. As a town grows older, It becomes more nnd more expensive for a uinu to to a satisfactory futher. Tfnrt-Prri1 Oil nf trniit, "This oil of lemon," said the Bplce merchant, "Is nn exquisite thing. It Is hand pressed pressed by hand out of lemon rind. Kindl It." The odor of the clear oil silKKestftl sunlit lemon proves miles In extent on n mountainside; overlooking the blue B( n. "I'll fell you bow the oil of lemon Is extracted," he said. "A man sits with n spoiit'd In one bnnd nml a piece of fresh lemon peel In Ihe other. He presses the peel ngallist the Bpotige, Kivlng It finally n certain didlcnlt find dexterous twist, and this breaks the cells In the rl lid. and the oil there's only n half drop of It comes reluc tantly out upon the sponge. "When the sponge has taken np the dribbllngs of about n hundred rinds. It Is wet enough to be squeezed out. An ounce or so of clear and fragrant oil them flows from It. "Tlier Is no way to extract this oil within n lemon rind except by squeez ing and twisting the rind by hand. It tnkes the rinds of about lJ'iO lemons to make one pound of oil." Mol mm m lllan. "Our Kngllsb ciuslns," remarked the woman who has Juit returned from the land of John Hull, "do not wait until the nrrlvnl of Hallowe'en to become Interested In the tasty and nu tritious nut. I was particularly Im pressed with their manner of serving cobnuts, which are similar to though larger than our hazelnuts. For lunch eon or for tea these nuts were quite tbe most delicious things I ate. They were served fresh anil green, with de licious brown bread and butter and a Balad mude of crlp 'white lettuce leaves, with a French dressing. Over there these cobnuts corne, as a rule, from the neighborhood of Kent. Kng land may be lacking In fruit, but she certainly takes advantage of many of Ler other products." Send postal for ""Book of Presents 1 Send for KC right a- way. It's A J' purer and more efficient thin any Bak ing Powder that costs three times as much. 25 oz. for 25c. All grocers 18 YEARS HERE A n-1 rioine ilonta' work a'l tim that Is Kin r- ot I ot ir. S A. Wise. iiiitiri-H-luh! itlmieni fire nt r( dn: t who f C'Hiip 'tfnt in perform iht mn-t itnttir:anl iit'iiinl iv-at t"iut. No ms'icr ih nature Oi' tlif w,ric, il.en Is uiao li re lo do it. W!SE BROS., DENTISTS Ml. tt. A. STflinKVANT, SiK-citil st on t'li.l.lrt-trt Tt-eth nml lt.-i;u!a in. Ka'lina HIilK., Thlr.l ami Wn-.ii m.-'ini St.. b a. in. to . in. Siiiuliiy. n lu 1. Ma ti 'rJU Work Done on Wtrkly and Hor.tilr PtrictnU tlJ w.tftii.-.iiiAi OK. W. A. WlbC Grandfather's Cure for Constipation REAT medicine, tho Saw buck. Two hours a day sawing wood will keep anyone's Bowels regular. No need of pills, Cathartics, Castor Oil nor "Physic," If you'll only work tho Sawbuck regularly. Exercise is Nature'3 Cure for Consti pation and, Ten-Mile walk will do, if you haven't got a wood pile. But, If you wljj take your Exercise In an Easy Chair, there's only ono way to do that, and make a Success of it. Because, there's only ono kind of Artificial Exercise for the Bowels and its namo Is ' ' C ASCA R ETS . " Cascarets are the only means to exer cise tho Bowel Muscles, without work. They don't Purge, Crlpe, nor "upset your Stomach," because they don't act like Cathartics. Iney don't flush out your Bowels and 1 For Lung Trouble s Aycr's Cherry Pectoral cer tainly cures coughs, colds, 8 bronchitis, consumption. And i. .....i.i ri..nM'.n. 11 ICIldJiiiy on tiiiuwn a man throats and weak lungs. There can be no mistake about this. You know it is true. And your own doctor will say so. " Mjr little hnj r,t t trrr'b'i rotirh. I triwf PY.rtMlill I rt.ul'l tn-ar nf hill tu v. In until I trW-'l Ayer. ( hrrrf I'rrtornl. 1 hfl rirtt niirlit lit w. lirttrr. at'. I h. .rrn,lr linpm.rfl until Im wm irr(ecti null." llHa. tt. J. MlKRLS, Alton, 111. A Md tT J. C A jr Co., I.ownll, Mm. Ano fflanuraoiurori or SARSAPAJb'LU. PILLS. HAlil VIGOR. yers Keep the bowels regular with Ayer's Pills and thus hasten recovery. A Snprrb Ilrfente. Manager Jackal (of the Jungle Uni versity eleveni We're going to let "(Jul lis" Porcupine phiy half-back this afternoon. Monkey 'OS I hear he's a mighty 3angerous proposition. Manager Jackal Well, he never gets sat on more than once during a game. Puck. jvt.t s OOO'fWlTJ innqn sppiti1 nuBf a! "'!l!. 3!H J" noSJ Pl"3 MX P. N. U. Nj. 5-06 WHEN writing; to adTertlters please mention this paper. I Do you know the secret of the Wave Circle ? Wonderful! Don't deby i another day ! wot" JaquesMfg. Co. Chicago Intestines with a costly waste of Digestive) Juice, as Salts, Castor Oil, Calomel, Jalap, or Aperient Waters, always do. No, Cascarets strengthen and stimu late the Bowel Muscles instead. These are the Muscles that line the) Focd passages and that tighten up when Food touches thenn, thus driving that Food on to its finish. They are the Musc!e3 that turn Food Into Strength through Nutrition. Well, a Cascaret acts on your Bowel Muscles as if you had just Sawed a cord of wood, or walked ten miles. That's why Cascarets are safe to tako continuously in health; and out cf health. Because they move the Food Naturally, digesting it without waste cf tomorrow's Gastric Juice. They thu3 work all the Nutrition out of It before it decays. The thin, flat, Ten Cent box 13 mado to fit your Vest Pocket, or "My Lady's" Purse. Carry It constantly with you and tako a Cascaret whenever you suspect you need one. Thus you will ward off Appendicitis Constipation, Indigestion, and other things besides. Druggists 10 Cents a Box. Be very careful to get tho genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Com pany and never sold In bulk. Every tab let stamped " CCC." rF- FREE TO OUR. FRIENDS! We want to send to our friends a beautiful French-designed, GOLD-rXATED H0NU0N BOX, hard-enameled in culuis. It Is a beauty fir the dressing table. Ten cents in stamps is asked as a measure of good faith and to cover costot Cascarets, With which tluVdaliity trinket is loaded. 711 Send to-day, mentioning this paper. Address SteiUag Keiacdy Uiupaiiy, Ctuta w Wew Yiuk 'rillKlti'tillil'lrtaT I DR. T. P. WISC.