Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, January 22, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHow's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fof caae of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo, O. We the nodeisigned, have known F. J. Che ney for the last IS years, and believe him per lectly honorable in all business transaction and financially able to carry out any obliga tions made by their firm. Vkst a Thitai, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. 'YValdino, Kinkan&Mas.vis, Wholesala Drug- F'sts, Toledo, O. s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, actiAf directly upon the blood and mucous surfacesol the system. Price, 75e. per bottle. Bold by sal Xiruaviate. Testimonial tree, liall's Family Pills are the best. Scores of Oregons Games. Oregorjs, 43 Vancouver, Oregons, 34 Winlock, OregoDS, 34 Seattle, Oregons, 42 Rosslyn, Oregons, 57 Ellensburg, Oregons, 55 Spokane, OregoDS, 22 Oregons, 57 Oregons, 50 Oregons, 39 Oregons, 60 Oregons, 36 Oregons, 23 Oregons, 33 Oregons, 14 Oregons, 23 OregoDS, 27 " OregoDS, 31 LaCrosse .Anaconda, .Billings, . " YMCA 15 . " Co K 15 .Dickinson 10 .Jamestown, 15 Minneapolis 29 j ' Co. B 15 laid up to the 250 egg mark, and there Is no ben that lays a larger, hand somer white shelled egg. Today the fowl Is classed as "exhi bition." Among its points that particularly attract fanciers are the long white face, pendulous wattles, large ear lobes, large five point comb, glossy black plumage and expanded tall. Then it is a stately, graceful bird, and Its Individuality makes It conspicuous. "Why has this breed fallen back?" Well, It's that same objection again black plnfeathers, blue legs and white or pink flesh. The majority object to these, and the majority rule. If you have an open front house It will not Improve your temper to find two feet of snow drifted over the litter some zero weather morn. And when !t rains on that muslin curtain and the thine freezes hard as a board and cuts off light and air or the icy weight breaks the curtain off and the blast hits your fowls in the neck you will not be in a fit frame of mind to lead a ; prayer rotating. Old boy. study your location, climate and your plant plan whether and make them match. erage Wto 2oij each and the Amer ican 175 to 200 and the Mediterranean ISO to 200 eggs per year, and a gov ernment report declares the farm hen lays but sixty eggs per annum. An Informant states that breeding from trap nested females has produced a Brahma that laid 232 eggs, a White Wyandotte pullet that laid 242 and a S. C. White I-eguorn hen that laid 251 eggs per year. But trap nests are expensive for a big Cock, and It Is time and trouble to 1 i-2N v riii, -nt Into dangerous sharp sllv rs shin bones are mostly lime, pig heads are very rich, and pig toes stop the cutter and make you cuss. .Stillwater . Redwing Oregons, :"il Oregons, 39 Oregons, 27 Oregons, 14 Oregons, 19 Oregons, 19 Oregons, 2 Oregons. 20 Totals M . . .Portage 29 IS 9 23 21 15 . Keen ah 24 .Fon Du Lac 24 23 . Neenah . Detroit Buffalo I in 11 NOTES BY CMBARNITZ RIVERSIDE t'A. (CORRESPOKDENCE SOLICITED 11 0 23 402 mm TUBERCULOSIS AMONG POULTRY. A lady's parrot had "warts" and j "ulcers" on Its toes. She was sur i prised when we called these tubercle and diagnosed the disease as tubercu losis, commonly called consumption. She was terrified when told that the germs of parrot and human tubercu losis are pronounced Identical and par rots have died from the bacilli of hu man sputum, just as the same awful plague has been Introduced Into a home by the germ laden dust from a par rot's cage. Fair lady, does your caroling canary kiss your Hps? Be warned. Bird kisses are often fatal as human, for most of the captive birds die of this disease. As the late world's tuberculosis con vention at Philadelphia differed In re- Copyright, 1108. by C. M. Barnltz. These urtirlcH titi'l tiluatrationa must riot he re printed without special p'-rmiasion. J CHRISTMAS MEMORIES. The happy Christmas time recalls The days of long ago. When Bleighbetls Jingled merrily And .ill was white with snow. We rodo to school on big bobsleds When we didn't wade the drifts. We did not fp?nl a billion then On fancy Christmas gifts. Rill got boots with copper toes, Height red scarf and mittens. Jake and I got bearskin caps Tnat looked like old Tab kittens. All the girls got pulse warmers And ho".e knit hoods and such. T-j f:;i their woolen stockings Vvl:: t cost old St. Kick very much. Our taffy was done up In plaits. lr bonbons we boiled sap. We aii round the open Mrs Ar.d rr.3 Je the popcorn snap. Father rot pome homespun pants Ar.d mother calico. T. e Cbriafi.as of je olden tyme V-'ould i.ow be called too slow F'-r now the girls want Kohlnoors, 'I he boys buzz cars to wreck. Wr.he mamma." want a Paris more Ar.d million dollar check. Poor married men Just ask good Krlss Their Chrtmma.'Uide to bless With a r; net lodge where they may htd In some vast wilderness. C. M. R TCBEIICLB OS THE FACE. gard to human and cattle tuberculosis, so they have not definitely decided that the plague affecting people and domestic fowls Is the same. It Is best to be cautious, so we give you these drawings and a list of symp toms from a diseased chicken that you may not buy, eat, sell nor have birds with such a contagious deadly disease. All poultry Is affected alike. There Is no cough or spitting of blood. Fowl's comb becomes pale; It loses appetite, spirit and weight; There Is persistent diarrhea, pro gressive emaciation, and at last the bird Is "skin and bone" and "liht ns a feather." Some call this disease In chickens and pigeons "going light." Small grayish elevations appear about mouth, eyes, nostrils and on head. These often form patches and ran-e In size from a mere speck to a walnut. WHITE FACED BLACK SPANISH. This kid glove fared fowl with the wliit. bib and tucker did not originate in Spain, :n one might Infer from the name. It was brought from the east to the country of Alfonso and from there dis tributed to other lands. The Netherlands produces the finest in Kiin-pe today, but In the fulled Slates the fowls are few. Hack In the early sixties it was pop- Jill 1 1 ASMA mra anil idiiiv l:L S. KI'ANISII. were bred, especially lViiiiivlvania and I Spanish mi the eoti niaiiy at that, are '!!. M.lssa. hUM-tt ular, in Ne'v Jersey ohii Today iiearh a tllienl. ninl ii.t raised i-i New and Canada Heading t;,- ..'d pu ltry Journals of the seventies Poultry ISn letin. Poul try World. Faie ier's Journal and the American Poultry Vanl-stc tind elo quent descriptions of "this noble bird. and their advertising columns are full of Itlack Spanish space. Today It Is seldom mentioned In the Journals. Id 1870 there mas a great display of White Faced Hlack and White Paced White Spanish at the Centennial ei ait Ion. Today there arc few at the shows, the largest exhibits being found at Boston, tbe Dearest show to (be ma jority of tbe breeders Td White Faced Wblte Spanish bat entirely disappeared. Wltb tbe fathers thia fowl was es pecl!ly valuable for Its utility. They valued Its peculiar spjca ranee and show points, but tbey bred It up to ten pounds for Its delirious wblte (rtfb and fat and also bred broa tbat TUBEltOLR OH TUB FOOT. They nre bard and horny or soft mid cheesy and full of bacilli. The fowl ofteu goes lame, and on examination shows tubercle on the feet and legs. These may be found on all the Joints, with swellings, deformities and ugly ulcers full of pus and germs. On dissection you discover tubercle In the lungs, Npleen, heart, the lining of the lungs and abdominal cavity, and the Intestines may be so thickened and full as to lie almost dosed. Iii'ostinal ulcers ore special germ brei el'S. The liver Is often enlarged, soft. TI BF.K. L OS THE I.IYI.U. and the ulcerations frequently cause fatal hemorrhages. These tulfivle nre eteii Inside the bones. Kill diseased birds at once. In their graves throw a shovel of lime on them and bury tl.em derp. Iiemove Well birds to new quarters and observe rloM-ly. as disease 1 treacherous, and it is often nei-c-wary to merltke the whole fl k. lIinfcrt thoroughly. Conditions favorable to oilier diseases are conducive to tulxT cilWIs. Therefore pru tlce preven tion; keep Military: keep down vr niln. keep lcan. take special care f molting fowls and quarantine all Dew stock. MOW TO SELECT THE LAYERS A genius for research declares be dlscover"d fli embryo ecg In a beo A hen's rapacity Is tu wltb tx-r and Is ber limit. Now. If ucr sa. Ity la OOO and ber laying life Is two and a balf years, to get tbe in all we must hustle ber for 2i eggs a year Hot Itls said the AsUlt.-s only it- ARTIFICIAL BUC3 AND W1GGLERS When a ben fads a dry. dead bug or Higgler she cocks her head to a side, holds a postmortem nn.l often passes the "ded no" by. lint If a grasshopper takes Uight she will leave her dollies on the bushes lo chase that luck rabbit Insect to n "frnj! z.le" Just so she runs from beef and pork scrap, hloisl meal aud dry cut bone to catch fresh green lione, the artificial bug and wiggler. Why? Simply because Ifa more pal atable and digestible raw, and then tbe others limy lie adulterated, old. sMilled or tankage, while dry bone Is only "graveyard lime." IVoteln. the prime constituent of meat and cgirs. Is more suitable to meat form for heavy egg production than that found in other products, and not only more palatable and digestible In raw bone than In rooked and dried, but the system takes It up more readi ly; It goes right to the spot to stimulate tbe ovaries and promote health. The tround gristle, meat and fresh. Juicy N.ne form a perfect substitute for bugs and worms which, rich In pro tein, are the most Important element in heavy lai ing. Nature furnishes worms and bug In their season, and eggs are plentiful. We feed tbe substitute In winter, and again many eggs. Green bone makes) bens healthy, brings many eggs when highest and makes tbe flock hardy against winter disease. It prevents egg estlng and feather palling, matures pullets early, brings strong germed eggs tbat batch vtgotvoa chicks wbk-h grow Into beat broilers and stock. Tbe promotion of ben health and lu cres se la eggs soon pay for machine, and ground bone at a dollar a hundred ruts down tbe feed bill. Feed sparingly at first; later all tbey waat. feefsteak booea and backbone art OUR WHITE WYANDOTTE WINNER IN NEST ASJJ SHOW. watch them and untrap the birds. Now, we believe there Is a laying type of hen just as there Is a milk type of cow or a ham type of hog. We have studied some o our best layers in Leghorns and Wrandottes and hereby give you the principles we ue i:i selecting layers and breeders. They will i;.i; rove your flock and save you klli;?; : your layers for dinner, but l:i this, as i:i everything else, you will fi:.d ex 'tons. A frit:-, layer must have a well de veloped, roomy body, so that the or gans of respiration, digestion, repro duction, circulation, urination, etc., may proper!;: perform their functions. She must breathe well, eat well, digest well, assimilate well, scratch well, be well and have a big bunch of embryo eggs to lay well. A hen with rattling, rustling breath Is useless. A typical layer Is plump; she is mus cular; ail lur cavities nre covered with meat. She has simply fat for fuel and weighs heavier for her size than the drone whose feed produces a gob of fat at the end of her breastbone. That drone lays the eggs in spriug that hatch the drone pullets. Follow this table of points for selec tion: Head, medium size; eye, bright, full, open; comb and wattles, medium size, clear color; neck, medium length. sto'ky, well arched; back medium length, broad at shoulders; nice cush ion; tail, medium size, angular; fluff, good size; body, medium length nnd depth, with medium underline and good keel; breast, broad, round, full; legs, stout, short between feet nnd shanks; feet, set square nnd wide apart. Hens of this style fed a proper variety of food will keep you busy hauling eggs to market. .Mated to a male of egg laying strain su'-h hens will furnish fertile eggs to hatch pullets that will smash your egg records. DON'TS. Don't put clean fowls into lousy win ter quarters, and vice versa. It's poor housekeeping. Ion't keep old hens and then knock at an empty egg crock. Oslerize the centenarians. Iion't house cull pullets at heavy ex pense to lay for you when eggs are cheap. luvlie the preacher for putpie. Don't forget to cleanse, disinfect and paint the water vessels and solder the leaks In the roof. Don't use stationary feed bins for grain, but light sugar barrels. They can be changed, cleansed, nlred, anil the tomcat can get at the mice. Dou'l feed turkeys and chickens to gether The turkeys will get the filth and ch'cl.et's the corn Don't suicide If you don't get the prize nor think the w inner a faker be cause yon didn't. P.ewure of sour grapes. Don't keep big flock nnd siint them on feed. One horse well fed does bet ter than two bone racks. Don't fail to feed cut bone regularly, but do fall to keep your machine knives dlnv. FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS. Two men went to Jail at Carrollton, in nith thirteen indictments for stealing chickens hanging over tbem, They'll certanly be hoodooed this time, Peunsylvanla farmers have lost tnrkers through hunters this year. At Bangor mey mw-ra "1 off a fence right beside the farmhouse. If farmers weren't so afraid of bull- thieves would be more afraid to trespass. If eggs are clean, fresh, uniform In size and color and put up neatly they will win you prestige aud special price, while pleased customers will praise you to others. Thus you will alwavs have customers and be able i to command the best prices. With a reported corn crop of 2,642, 687.000 bushels the duck men are Ju bilant. When corn Is the great factor In preparing ducks for market you can imagine what a short crop means on a 50,000 duck ranch. Our carpenter couldn't see why we put in wide doors and steps when we built. We can see why when we put our big brooders away ana run me wheelbarrow through to clean up every week. The only place hindsight excels foresight Is In a mule. Three million five hundred thousand Iowa eggs reached New York Id one day. Many western states are making such remarkable strides In tbe poultry business and competing so earnestly for first place that it is difiicult to fol low tbe race. Iowa Is now tbe banner state, but Illinois Is mighty close. Colorado sends $5,000,000 out of the state for poultry and eggs. She, with a few other states tbat haven't pushed poultry culture, Is beginning to think It doesn't pay to buy what you can raise yourself. In shipping guineas wash the bead, mouth, feet and legs. Leave the feathers on, but be sure they are smooth and clean and wrap each bird separately. During the closed season one to two pounds are most popular weights Tbat foul smelling disinfectant kept In the drinking water to ward off dis ease is an egg killer and n grave filler. The man who makes his hens sleep over droppings that alternately freeze and thaw should be dealt with accord ing to the law. Simple Remedy For Lagrlppe Backing lagrippe coughs that may develop into pneumonia over night are quicklv cureu oy roiey u nuuo Tar. The sore and inflamed lungs are healed and strengthened, and a danger gondii inn is auicklv averted. Take only Foley's Honey and Tar in the yel low package. C, Stafrin ; M. L. Thomp son, Fallet'ity. Waldport people are subscribing for a library building. There is no case on record of a cough, cold or lagrippe developing into pneu monia alter Foley's Honey and Tar has hwn taken, as it cures tne most ooou- nate deep seated coughs and colds. Why take nnvthinir e se. J. oiainn : m. i. Thompson, Falls City. Medford's revenue last year amounted to $202,305.70. WINTER COLD.q vou npprl 1 :c Many little lives have been saved by Pnlev's Honev and Tar. for coughs, enldn nronn and nhooDing cough. It is the only safe remedy for infants and children as it contains no opiates or other narcotic drugs, and children like Folev'e Honey and Tar. uareiui motners keep a bottle in the house. Kefuse sub stitutes. U. stalnn ; M. L.. Thompson, Falls City. A league has been formed to improve and beautify East Salem. You would not delay taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at the tirst sign of kid ney or biauuer irouuie n you reanzeu that neglect might reBult in Bright' dieease or diabetes. toley's Kidney Kerned y corrects irregularities and cures I all kidnev and bladder disorders, v. Stafrin; M. L. Thompson, Falls City. ic, ii you BALLARD'S H0REH0UND SYRUP A coiitrh or cold 1b generally a forerunuer of many serin,,,, sick spells. It should not be neglected, the human brea'' hin system is a combination of tubes and cells, which must h? kept in order to insure good health. D0 Ballard's Horehound Syrup f I TRPQ COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS vUKCu WHOOPING cough, croup AND ALL PULMONARY DISEASES. Cured of a Chronic Cough. J. H. Ellis, Butte, Mont., writes: "j cheerfully recom mend Ballard's Horehound Syrup to all peopio afflicted with chronic coughs. I suflfored for years with a chronic cough which would last all winter. Ballard's HoreJiound. Syrup effected an immediate and permanent cure." 25c, 50c and $1.00. SANITATION OF BARNS. Rutherford System of Providing Purs Air For Liv Stock. A keen interest is being taken in the subject of veutllatiou of stock barns In Canada. It is realized that many bams are sadly lacking In provision for anything like a supply of pure air for the animals to breathe. The sub ject of stable hygiene was Introduced at a convention held at Ottawa by Dr. Rutherford, live stock commis sioner and veterinary director general for Canada, and a description given of what is known as tbe Rutherford system of ventilation, says a writer in the Breeder's Gazette, Chicago. This system consists of outlet pipes or chimneys running from the celling A vein of coal 4 feet wide has been discovered in prospects near John Day. If vou will take Foley's Orino Laxa- ve until the bowels become regular you ill lot have to take purgativts con stantly, as Foley's Orino Laxative posi- vely cures chronic constipation and sluggish liver. Pleasant to take. (J. Stafrin; M. L. Thompson, Falls City. Ballard Snow Liniment Co. 500-502 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS. M0 nSWssWB)uBBlRi Sold and Recommended by STAFRIN DRUG COMPANY A North Bend man shipped a mil lion slim cries to California by one steamer. Don't (Jet a Divorce. A western judge granted a divorce on account of ill-temper and bad breath. Dr. King's New Life Fills would have prevented it. They cure Constipation, causing bad breath and Liver Trouble the ill-temper, dispel colds, banish headaches, conquer chills. 25c at Belt & C'herrington drug store. There is a big increase iu the acre age of fall sown wheat In Wallowa county. Brave Fire Laddies often receive severe burns, putting out tires, then use Jiucklen s Arnica balvel and forget them. It soon drives out I pain. For Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Cuts and Bruises its earth s greatest healer. Quickly cures Skin Eruptions, Old Sores, lioile, Ulcers, melons; best file cure made. Kelief is instant. Joe. at Belt & Clicrrington drug store. OUT OF DOOR WORKERS Men who cannof slop . lor a rainy day.- will ) ' una me greaiesr comfort and freedoi of bodily movement WATERPROOF OILED CLOTHING tiirKFDtnriu tninnon1 Every garment beoring A II Ihesianof the fish" M guaranteed waterproof Jo caraiog tree my I 111 I I I Ml KILL the COUGH I AND CURE the LUNGS WITH A Drew man killed an eagle meas uring seven feet and two inches from tip to tip. Dr. King's Ne7 Discovery JIL I CONTROL UROPK EUTHERFOBD BISTEU OF VBNTILATIOH. Showing- the ventilation system wlds open and In operation. A represents the wall of the stable; B, the founda tion; C. the floor level; D, the U shaped box which coes down from the outside and comes up on the Inside. to point a few feet above the roof and U shaped Inlets entering the stable beneath tbe wall. The chimney la furnished with a damper, which may be adjusted by means of cords oper ated from the floor. Tbe damper is regulated according to tbe weather and the number of animals In tbe sta ble. When the occupants of the sta ble are few In number the air require to be changed less frequently than when more are housed, and the damp er Is closed accordingly. By this sys tem tbe warmed air rises and escapes by the chimney or flue, causing a suc tion of fresh air through the U shaped Intakes, which are fitted with Iron (rates at the floor level. When the damper Is closed the Inflow of cold air la checked so that the sys tem operates automatically according to necessity and the will of tbe stable attendant It Is not affected In the slightest degree by change of wind, as owing to tbe arrangement and tbe sim plicity of Its construction Its outlets are always outlets and Its Inlets al ways Inlets. Any system under which these openings exchange or are liable to exchange occupations la uncertain and unreliable. This system Is not only automatic in operation, but so simple and inexpensive In construc tion tbat Its Installation In either aa old building or in one la course of construction Is a very easy matter. Tbe Illustrations will assist reader la understanding the system and Its operation. FflR OPUCHS PHICE n a. at aa OLDS Trial Bottle Free AND ALL THROAT AND IUNG TROUBLES. President Helps Orphans. Hundreds of orphans have been helped by the 1'resident of The Indus trial and Orphan's Home at Macon, Ira, who writes: "We have used bAec trie Bitters in this institution for nine years. It has proved a most excellent A ttobnets at Law n,.l ini na frtr fi!,-ma,t T.irup anrl k"i,4- I ney troubles. We regard it as one of the best family medicines on earth." It invigorates the vital organs, purines the blood, aids digestion, creates appetite. To strengthen and build up thin, pale, weak cnilaren or run-down people it nas no equal, tiest tor female com plaints. Only 60c at Belt t Cherriiig- ton drug store. jiI V)r "V L . air hi 3S A T . jo. rresn iurnpiexMn preserved an J produced- by uocninc. a niuo. delightful preparation, delicately fr acrnnl Makes the skin exquisitely soft; ,f I ''wia.r.c iuuc(l yj by over-drvness; reduces the siie i( enlarged pores, cleanses them. re. duces inflammation and spreads an even radiant glow due to wholesome nourish ment of akin glands and stimulation of the capillaries which also feed the tEin and supply its healthful coiot. Ask your Druggist for a free lampli if ft GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY! OS MONEY REFUNDED. BROWN & STOUT Adstractobs Notary Public Collections Ulowg Bldg. DALLAS, OREGON Milton is putting up a floe brick on Mala street and has voted $50,000 for a power plant and new school house. A Horrible Hold-Up. TTORNEI AT LAW Ed. F. Chad, Office In Courthouse DALLAS, OREGON Sibley & Eakin, The only reliable set of Abstracts la Polk county. Office on Court 8t DALLAS, OREGON 'About ten years ago my brother was A ttornkyb at i aw kill. I nr." ,,. I,!. V, I, I, 1 I I piness by what was believed to be hope less consumption," writes W. K. Liips comb, of Washington, N. C. "He took all kinds of remedies and treatment from several doctors, but found no help tin lie used nr. King's Mew Discovery and was wholly roirwl bv sty tattles He is a well man today." It's quick to Attorney at law relieve ami me surest cure lor weak or sore lungs, Hemorrhages. Couzhs and Colds, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Asthma ana ail rsronchial attections. 60u and $100. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Belt & Chernngton. Walter L. Tooze, Jr. Office in Wilson Bldg. Dallas - - Oregon The Grand Roode Meat Company's Attorney at law rmnlrincr ntnnt la Inatalltrtrv a lapm, r o r- ""es - I d r? iampc power green and dry bone meal mill. u- J''" Ofllw In f!nnrur Ttnil.Hr.rr A Petitions Author's CttnM I " INDEPENDENCE, - OREGON rur several veara i was s,mirui witn Kiunev ironme ami mst u-inter i suddenly stricken with a severe pain, in I ATTORNEY AT uw m V kidnpva nit mam mnllnwt Ia k.l I eight days unable to get op without as-1 J. L. COLLINS J nit vvu daiuni sa III TBI ... white sediment and passed same dav Main Htreot, Aear Fostoffloe ana night, l commenced taking Foley's DALLAS. - - OREGON iiunry nemeuv.sna me nam ffraduallv abated and finally ceased and my urine oecame normal, i cheerfully recom mend Foley' Kidney Kemedv. C. Stafrin ; M. L Thompson, Falls Citv. J)l!mST. M. HAYTER TTOaMY AT LAW. N. L. Butler, OBc over Dallas City Bank. DALLAS, OREGON. OSes orer Wilson' t rug itors DALLAS. OREGON. Ona Minute Cough Cure For Cough, Colds and Croup. IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS Don't Mistake The Cause of Your Trouble Delay May Prove Fatal. Does your back ache? Do you set up lame in the morning? Do you feel doll and tired? Does it hurt you lo bend over, to lift anvthing, to get up from chair? Do yon have sudden "cateaei . ;...i. .,( ; in thp Imi-li? Doei dull, throbbing ache settle in the small of vour back and bother you day Mia night? Do you sometimes feel that yoo simply cannot straighten up? 0B"" not make any misiawe uy nr,.u. kidneys at once, for it is these troubles that lead to dropsy, dianein and Bright's dieease. If there w doubt in your mind that the v, J are affected, notice the urine tor days. If passages are irregular, pai"r or too scanty, discolored or full ment.the kidneys need help riem and there is no other meiiicine helpful than Doan's Kiilney run. simple remedy for the kidneys. J" powerful that it quickly cures the cause and so ends all the paulful ana sum; ing symptoms. ., j Home proof is convincing evidence i... n..w. i iinan's Kidney Call at Belt & Cherrington'e drug : and ask to see statements of DalW pru- pie who have used this lemeiij. tor sale oy a Rnfflk), cents. Foeter-Jiuuurn vu., New York, sole agents lor u - States. Remember the nanie-i" no other. OABTO XI. X t,MM . Iht sinl U w T .1 A Indsa t Her's CHaraetse. According to tbe Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, England, tbe bone's face Is a good tndei to his character. If there Is a general currs to tbe profile ana at tbe same time the ears are pointed and sensitive. It Is safe to describe tbe animal as gratle and at tbe same time high spirited. If. oa the other hand, tbe hone has dent la the middle of his none be Is likely to be trvacberno and Tlctooa A borse that drorps his ear Is apt te he Uiy as wen a vlctoas. ll A Jin uu TBE IEW IDEA n TEE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE E1IHEDY5 AXAT1VE Utm tti Bctili Best for CUIdru For Sale by Druggists. Hi ON C0D6H STEOP fJjO EYflAR Id C1ts Causa Eiy Will o . kI LTlTu of Kidney or Bladder Disease not beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. For S&Ie by STAFRIN DETJQ CO. Dallas, and M. THOMPSON, Falls City- Corrects Irrcgujaritirt Do not risk baM or DtabcS