Hillsboro independent., May 15, 1908, Image 7

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LESE MAJESTE Iff ENOtAffD
wet ft,.. .!
lord
Tha .m4 Tliu Coming
... .
meres K, t,,ue coming
A K'xxi tune I'omiui;
we may not live
1'ut rat ill kiiull tl:!rn in u.. r. .
Of the good lime coming.
Cannon hulls may .id the truth.
Hut thought's a Meaiun stronger:
We'll wiu our tattle by it aid
Wait a little lunger.
There's a good time coming, boy.
A good time comioic;
Tlie pen Kiiull stiiwrsede the word,
Aud Right, not Might, shall be the
In the good time coininir.
Worth, nut Mirth, ahall rule mankind.
And be ackntwlviig,-d stronger;
The proper Impulse haa been given
Wait a little longer.
Tbre's a good time coining, boys.
A good time coming ;
War in all men's ryra ahull be
A nionati-r of iniiiiity
In the good time coming.
Natiotia ahall tint quarrel then,
To prove which ia the stronger;
Nor slaughter men for glory's sake
Wait a little lunger.
There's a good time coming, boys,
A good time coiiiiug ;
Hateful rivalries of creed
Shall nut make their mnrlyra bleed
In the good time coming.
Ueligiun ahall be aliorn of pride.
And flourish all the stronger;
And Charity shall trim her lamp
Wait a little longer.
There's a good time coming, boys,
A good time coming ;
And a poor man's family
Khali not be his misery
In the good time coming.
Every child shall be a help
To make bis right arm stronger;
The happier he the mure he bus
Wait a little lunger.
There's a good time coming, boys,
A goud time coming;
Little children shall nut toil
Under, or above, the soil
In the good time coming;
Hut ahall play hi healthful fields
Till limlis and mind grow stronger;
And every one ahall read and write
Wait a little lunger.
There's a good time coming, boys.
A good time coining;
The people ahull be temperate.
And shall love instead of hnte,
In the good time coming.
They shall use, and not iiluisp.
And make all virtue stronger
The reformation hns begun
Wait a little longer.
There's a good time coming, boya,
A good time coming :
Let us aid it all we can.
Kvery woman, every man,
The good time coming.
KuiHlleHt helps, if rightly given.
Make the impulse stronger
Twill be atrong enough one iliiy
Wait a little longer.
Charles Maikny.
OUNS THAT MAKE NO NOISE.
Mar Make Aulnullon a Mueb
Safer Crime In Kn'U In.
With the ninict:i lilyli powered rltle
great buttles not only can m, but have
t i fought without the two nrniWs
4ngfiircd getting more tluin occasional
glimpse of cadi other. Now miiieth
II I mm Percy Maxim mid patent n
mulller" for tin' high -ixuvcrcd rifle. It
will, lie xa. tniiUc the gun "coinpani
ilvel.v imlcliss." mill he genially de-wrlhc-s
how easy It Hill be for skir
misher llTtlll'd with Ktllll Wl'H"ll l'
work nloiig mi enemy's outpoH' and
shoot the picket without iiliiruiini; the
main force or iviculiin: tiielr own h
sltlon. says the New York Time.
War ha already cenm-d to be a c
lacle. mid licr.-afler. ir tjS.i rcn I !y . II I
1o become n diill fr I lie e.ir a for
the eye. A silent gun. however. I a
rather nlannlnij Ihlng to contemplate.
Not since bow mid iirrovv went out
of fiishlotiuble use elsewhere than nt
an occasional lawn parly has there
tiecn an engine that would kill nt a
distance without attracting the atten
tion of everybody In the tielgliborhixid,
nnd, while this fact ha not prevented
all homicide by nny mean. It yet has
hnd a decidedly restraining Influence
on the less formal kind, and In the
iay when murder was fairly certain
to be punished by death the tiol-e le
made In committing hi" crime brought
many a murderer to the gallows.
One can easily Imagine the Interest
with which the accounts of Mr. Max
im's Invention will be read In ltienth
Itt County, Ketiltnl.y. There the rc
portles gun, Ulni5 smokeless powder,
will make iissa.!iiathn us safe us It
is popular. There will be many other
demand for the new weapon, but none
.f them that we can think of at the
unit i entirely Innocent.
nap's Js MsUe I nliiiil'l Net.
Wasps readily succumb before the
Increasing cold of au'umii. The few
that escape the met. i less scourge of
mortality are the (iieciis of next sea
son. They pas the winter In Some
warm cranny, nnd when the spring
crrlvcs each come forth from lis hid
ing place nnd seeks a suitable pln.-e
for the nest that Is to be. This found,
the cpieen repair to a fence or tree
trunk and with her Jaw rasp off a
bundle of wood fllsT which when
moistened wth saliva and kneud.-d
forms the paporliUe substance of which
the nes I entirely constructed.
Just as bec have Invented a s-cullar
l, est bu.Mmg- material In w.-x so wasp
have prepared n sp.vial durable p.iis-r
for the same purpose. The tpieen
mother la) the foundations of the
,-ity with her own J.i. She attache
a sort of stalk of ! paper to a
chosen support. Thl may be the
, ranch of a tree, a roof In a cavity be
low ground or a W-ain In n garden shed.
stalk prepared, tne queen muni
shallow cells, in earn or which
an egg. A tucse ma i ore.
batch ml develop mm ......
the lals.r of the little colony Is turned
over to them, and thus vast nest
with thousand of cells Is evolved.
Chicago Tribune.
The
a few-
she lays
Hmmp I p.iU. Daws, I. Pmm.
Uaabla.
Many pc,ple l,lisrul!y mBg!e that
lese majeate that Is, Insulting royalty
" "'"' lvullur to foreign couti
tries and unknown u free and happy
Hrituli,. That, however. Is where the,
j'l'ake mistake, says lVarst.u a Week-
' of pains and pen
alties on the statute book relative to
lecullur Itrltlsh form, of lese majeste.
Many of them IHve fallen Into oblivion
or abeyance owing to one cause or an
other, but they could still 1 enforced
If thoae In high places claimed all tbey
re strictly entitled to do.
It la, for Instance, technically a pun
.suuuie on-eiise to stick a penny stump
ou letter upside down. Doing so la
to Insult the King through his efligy.
and few centuries ago supposing
IM'iniy stumps to huve Im-cii then lu
vented might easily have landed the
offender In prison on a charge of seek
ing to bring ridicule on the sovereign,
or to express contempt for is author
ity by causing his picture to stand on
Us head.
Also It la a punishable offense to de
face coin of the realm bearing the
royal Image and then deliberately put
it into circulation again.
Any private Individual who auda
ciously hoisted the royal standard over
his dwelling would get Into serious
trouble. lie would lie peremptorily or
dered to take It down nnd abjectly apol
ogize, and If he escaped a heavy tint)
would have to thank his majesty' for
bearance for his good luck. The royal
standard Is the emblem of the King's
regal nuthority, to be displayed only
where he is personally present, and for
subject to hoist It la nominally equiv
alent to high treason. The union Jack,
as the flag of the nation, la a different
thing altogether, aud can be displayed
by anybody. '
It Is popularly supiMised that In this
country man can get up and say
whatever he likes about the sovereign
with Impunity. This la true only with
in strictly defined limits. A Socialist
orator can publicly denounce the theo
retical evils of nionarchlnl Institutions
aud announce a decided preference for
republic, and nobody can touch hi in.
Put If he once began to speak In
sultingly or slightingly of the King per
sonally he would be at once "run In
or at least effectually suppressed by
the nearest isilli-enuin.
To strike the King would, nceordlng
to the strict letter of the law, render
the assailant liable to the death penalty
no matter how trilling the blow was in
reality.
Lieut. Ple, who Is usually reckoned
among those who attempted the life of
the late Queen Victoria, could not have
actually contemplated murder. He
bad no lethal weapon In his istssesslon
at the time of the outrage, but he
truck her majesty across the fu with
his walking stick. This wa sulllclent
to bring him within the shadow of the
scaffold. Ho was coiiih.nned to death
and would have been hanged bad tils
sentence not been commuted.
Apart from direct methods of con
mining lese majeste In K.nglaiid and
the foregoing doc not by any mean
exhaust the list the unwary subjects
can be guilty of the offense in a more
roundabout way.
It is lese inajeste to bring the King's
uniform Into contempt. Members of
theatrical companies who have appear
ed on the stage a comic characters at
tired In discarded military or naval
uniforms have occasionally been un
pleasantly reminded of this fact. Care
ful stage manager put themselves on
the safe side by seeing that no uni
form, whether to be worn by the hero,
villain or low comedian of the piece, is
an exact copy of the real uniform of
nny branch of his majesty's forces.
SOCIETY ENTERTAINED IN HUT.
GHA 8e. ND OLOVE.
"o ib II i f I Successful Qraskth
' ' rinl ho
' H. T. Franrk. I r t..r Idaho Eipsrimsnt Sta-
tM.il. UmmiiW,
; u1 ititerei is l i,g manifested in
lb pos-ibil t; of itro.mg grasses and
lovers In tl' ss-tion txiut Moscow
sido'her.o n of Northern Idaho.
'I his m illei ii. t.l srwvial interest at
i iin iiin-', lor msny ns settlers r
lOii.lng into this ate fr m the older
states, where the a crops ccnetitote a
very important pait ol farm produc
tion. Our eipi rlence exter d over several
ons anJ we thought it might loot
profit to me to know what ia being
don in this direction on iba expert
j nient a'stion farm
j We have under sken to establish
seeding of clovers and gia-sea on a por-
I Hon of the faun and herewith give a
brief account o the result of t or wotk
during the past sson.
Last April we plowed tip ten acres of
land on which wheat was grown tba
(' before, anil fitted it for th seed
by hariowing twice with a fine toothed
smoothing barrow. We then rowed
lr aibast the following mix'iire, cov
ering six acres, having the Iwtlance un
til Hter, on account ol the ground liemg
in lowtr pottpin of the field and too
wet to wo lr . .
40 poundi common red elovsr.
pound A Uike clover.
26 puuhiU on hard unu.
e IK.cnil meaiit.w fenr-ue,
ft .our.iln hit:l - h rye srwis.
10 pern. lnnolhy, '
4 poumU tt.il mvttdo oat grsaa.
Ihii- nude in pounds oi the mixture
per acre. The la ame of the field
was sown to the lame combination, at
the same rate per a re, except eight
pounds of Haifa seed was added to the
mixture in piace ot uie aiaiae ciover -
and tinothy seed.
No nurse crop mi sown with the
eras mixture. ' And here it whir
many farmer make a mistake, by sow
We Trust
Doctors
11 you iro suJTerlnS
impure blood, thin blood, de.
bility, nervousness, exhauj.
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilia you have knoa
11 your life. Your doctor
knows it.too. Aslhimaboutif.
Tm mno look w.ll "l?? t
at.flM. eao.lns ksila'e- kin .u.
;.d,.p.t-i.. ....I o.u r; ,
5-T.. Zh".. PI". ''uiVH',U''-
neeaaaatasllal KTl4ae.
n k C"",n ""Tie. at the Authors'
ub Christmas dinner In London. re
la,ed thut In America Borne colored
l-eopt, Wer kw.)lllg tu frlT.i of
briatmas and they were told to hang
"P their st.s-kings at night. One poor
''low had no sinkings, and so be
tlllliir 1.1. -
. -c .... trousers, m tue morning I r s r y .
he was sake,! what be had roj. 1',-J, &CST-
e . i gin-M i gt a man, for my
pints are gouc."
HAD CATARRH THIRTY YEARS.
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I0TEL MOORE
OI'KN all Tin: yi:ah
CUTto Beach Susior, Oregon
TUC Hreellr ss Ike besrj '""'kl M
I HE the aao. Hot ana I I
Pi irr Doner baikins.
WLirr nw tloa pirr ior iim,iBl.
rlnra. lliftne lit; fr.
ao4 uram krat ' tlk.
I aa4 Srl'Mk looili t
lallr. Uim. -" "
W" fcperlal rain hi k
t. HUOhX. t'ravrteUMasssssl
llrslr speraoafc
"A word to the wlss ufflolent,''
remarked the luao with quotation
Vahlt
ing wheat, oata or barley with the -Wroos again." rejoined tht contrary
giasa or clover. It la the experience worj to the win la unnec-
I . I 1 A - .1 .. I I - .
ui ine ueev luruiwro nuw now, ia ie mn ....
i- . . l i l.L u. ssmsri
wire w ew crup ui kisiu aeu uiv
seeding. The more tepidly giowing
grain crop takes the moisture sray
from the tendff grass, and clover
plants, and when the grain ia out the
hot sun burns these tender planU np.
The wild oat which is so abundant In
the soil of this locality ia quite enough
of a nune ciop, and s m attention
hou Id be given to cutting this out of
the way when it reaches the proper
stage. We cut two crops of wild oata
from our field. The flrnt crop made a
fair yield of hay. In cutting the wild
oata the mowing mahlne should be set
I'as foe Old Tim.
Old tin Is put to a variety of uses
For lustam-e cheup trunks are covered
with tin from discarded tin cane and
other uteualla, the tin having been Hrt
cut to desired size and straightened
ud smoothed out. There are also con
eerns in different parts of the country
which make, a business of removing the
tin coutlug from old tlu cans aud ecrao
tin.
Fee Ike Hm.rolla.
Some active women who pride them
"lves In housekeeping seem to forget
that the object of keeping house Is that
human beings may be accommodated
1" It. Their sole Ides seems to be this
that the bouse may lv k"t in a certain
'"mi ami order; and to the perform
nii' of the form and order they sacrl
tl 'e the comfort the bouse was estab
lished to secure.
Womaa ItsJIvrar Workers.
In the South of France one nin see.
at the little wayside stations, women
attending to the signals of the half doz
en dally trains; while tlie coiiipaule
regularly eeonomlae at the level cross
ings by employing female lubor. The
husband can be seen at work at his
vines umiu the hillside, while the wife
I waves the green ting and keepa the chil
dren quiet. Detroit News-Tribune.
Congressman
Mcckison
Gives
Praise
To
Pe-rn-na
For
His
Relief
From
All tilings come to him who walts-e
vaa the almshouse aud potter's field.
Wiiiiim nt Wealth Seeks Health In
Mountain shack.
The veriest cottage by the wayside
may conceal treasures a nil the hum
blent shelter prove u palace, says the
iNmver Times. Costly hangings, deli
cate draperies, tinkling wlndliells, rare
hooks nnd iH-nutlfiil pictures have trans
formed the little tent-house of Mrs.
Josephine Tnhoiir, woman of wealth,
prominent writer and well known in
New York society, and made life not
only bearable but pleasant for her dur
ing her enforced sojourn In this land
of sunshine for the benetit of tier
health.
A mile south of Knglewc. buck
from the road. ' n little tent with a
rough unpadded twi-room addition
stands, giving no hint from the outside
of the beauties contained within. To
the west Is the long unbroken line of
mountains with nothing between to ob
scure the view.
Ill the front room of the little house
one could be entertained for hours by
the curious nnd ru'e doirntloua. In
various plmt's arc p'mlograplis of celeb
rities w ith interna : filial r"putntioiis.
line stands on u L'cnuitie ceremonial
rug, woven and used by the Navajo In
dians thirty years n-.'n. to examine n
doeskin hanging on the wall nlil. Ii w as
killed on I nunuer mountain years ngo
by n menuVr of Mrs. Tabour's faml'y,
who was the tirst white man to ascend
the sak. All the while little Chlifse
wlndls'lls nre tinkling out their sweet
music. Among Mrs. Tnhour's most chcr
Ishul jkism'ssIiiiis Is an old lxnk. yellow
with age, "A Treatio on Kellgion,"
tiubllslusl In Ktigland In liMCi.
"Like tlie Chinese. I eclehratel Ne
Year's this year on the day I wanted,
and so n lew das ago I had a litt e
r ii-plloii. We called It that. nlthourN
there were only nlxnt n doeti here.
Kort Iogan nnd lnver -op,. V
had such a gissl t ine. That's what
makes life worth living any place. If
I hadn't had friends out here I couldn't
have stissl It. As It Is I never g t lonesome."
la the AST.
Cardinal TVolaey had fallei.
"I was trying to dolf an utomoblle,"
Be azplainsd, "aod roller ikater ran
'oto mi."
The historians, however, with singular
htuaeness, have persisted In placing the
blame on Henry VIII. Cbicaio Tribune.
$100 Reward. $100.
Tnsreaiiera ofthla t-spsr will W tilrned to
lesrn t il there la at lei.loneilrnd,..! Uivanu
i list aeleni'e haa beeo able to eu in ail !
atasei, and tliat ia Caiarrb. Hall's Catarrh
Curs la tin oni v pnaitlveriimnowkoown lot he
romllral Irateriiiiy. ( atarra be nt a eonnltu.
high enough SO that it Will Dot Out the . merit HanVceiarrhCurel.iakeo Internally"
Slover Or young B'S"i. acting directly upon thebloiMistiilnui-ouasur-
- ' lamaminRlil RTH imru uni'm niinainm.
The last of November, when the yield dsthm ot the di-ca-e, and givinn i.t ent
waa last eismined, there waa a fine etronsth br ''"';';" P"'""iijn"d
atand of clover and of all the grsasea i r,itora hav.a. mu. h fiiinn itci'irativen..w-
.. . . . .1 l.-..i ......... u..n.l n-i . .
sown, so far as we were auie to detect ""Vu7, "V",,," i""' "i.ii'nt
tnem. iuuen oi me ciover neaueu oui
last season making a growth one foot
high or more.
Unless last season waa an exception
ably favorable one there ia no reason
why clovera and grasses should not be
grown in the hill lands in thla section.
The yield of wheat will not be lees
when the farmers learn to grow these
crops which restore fertility, and the
possibilities of diversified farming,
with stock as sn important factor, will
be greatly strengthened.
General Debility
Day In and day out there la that feeling
of weakness that makes a burden ot Itself,
Food does not strengthen,
'sleep does not refresh.
It Is hard to do, hard to bear, what
should be easy, vltnllty Is on the ebb, and
the whole system suffers.
For Uili condition take
Hood's Sarsaparilia
It vitalizes the blood and gives vigor and
tone to all the organs and functions.
In nsual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known as SarsatabS. 100dosea$l.
raae that It fails to cure. Bf.it tot hat oi
teatimoiilala.
A Idrena F J. t'JTENEYA CO., Toledo, O.
Hold by all driiKKit'.75c.
Take llall'a reiui.y filn (or eonttlpatton.
VAHIkTIES OF FRUIT.
Study
Wathington Professor Makes
of Each Region.
Br J. L. Aahlorlt. Washington State Collate.
1'ullman.
During the past year numerous in
quiries have come to the Slate college
department ol horticulture asking ques
tions which generally can lie summed
op in the one question: "What kinds
of fruit will do beet where I live?"
This class of qniries has given the atad
ol the state experiment station consid
erable trouble, since, as tUted by Pro
fessor Thornber, head of the department
of horticulture, unlesa the staff mem
bers know eiactly the climatic and roll
conditions of the region from which the
question came, erroneous information
may be given, leading the seeker for in
formation to plant trees not at all
adapted to his region.
"Now we have rolved the problem,"
said Professor Thorher, recently. "Dur
ing the lat year we have made a oars
ful survey of the state with reference to
the particular varieties of fruits which
are adapted to each region. We have
claeeinrd the lists into 'Western Wash
ington,' 'Inland Valleys,' and 'Upland
Valleys.' In thia list ia included ap
ples, pears, cherries, peachca, aprioota,
plums, raspberries, prunes, blackber
ries, goceenerrles. currants, strawber
ries and nuts. Early, medium early
and late varieties are given where it is
necessary. We submit these lists to all
inquirer" now, and from a doien or so
gcod varetiea of applet, pears, etc., tie
may choose as he likes, according to the
adaptability of the fruit for his region.
"Another experiment we have in
hand is one in which we have selected
sity-flve good -srieties of applee from
the eight hundred or so varieties In (he
title eiperitnent station orchard, and
are sending two vatietles of each of the
siitv-five varieties to ten farmers or
In t -towers of Washington. We wish
to determine by this experiment how
a h variety will do in the particular
region in which It is tried, and in this
way we hope to collect mm h valuable
d ita concernii g the pon-ihilities for
inew varieties of snnles In this region."
rotato sobs.
Brown one-half cup of butter and
two large onions (chopped) together
nntll well done. Slice one pint of po
tatoes and add to the onions and but
ter. Add enough water to cover and
rook nntll the potatoes are soft. Sea-
When Mrs. Carrie aht became ahs didn't
quits forget ;
Sbs took ber low, twret voles along, and
has It even yet.
But if hubby's just a little slow o answer
to her call
She can jar him with asVs that cracks
the paper on the -. " "
Chicago Tribune.
Elixir oenna
acts ontlyyct prompt
ly on tlo bow els, cleanses
flie system ojjcctually,
assists ono in overcoming
habitual constipation
permanently. To et its
oeneicial ejjects buy
tho J en nine.
f lonujacturcd tthe
California
Fio Syrup Co.
SOLO BY LEA0INC DRUCaST&-S(n BuTTU
THE MEN TOO KNOW
i n c. ourtrfiUK . .
OUA1ITIFS flF vf5?l4
- a
IsHfkjSMl X
f 1 ' A
SLICKERS. SUITS
AINU HAlo
are the men who have
put them to the hard
est tests in the rough
est weather.
Get the orioinal
Tower's Fish Brand
made since 1636
j tnwrt Co eTN w s
mm
3.
Telephooe Kiel's Raaian,
Conscientious Carrie always tried to do
ber I st ;
Never lost her temper ahs waa different
from the rest ;
Carrie was a "central," with a voice of
sweetest tone,
And that is why Misa Carrie has a cot
tags of her own.
Portland Oregoniaa.
CASTOR I A
lor Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
I C T J . - -aS to f'ft ttJrV-Ajt'iF . e.'CA
WP' Catarrh.
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CONORISSMAN MftKISON RECOMMENDS PC-RU-NA
"I have used several botiles of Reruns and I feel greatly benefited thereby i
from any catarrh of the head. I feel encouraged to believe that if I use !
short lima longer I will b fully able to eradicate the disease of thirty years' i
standing." David Meeiuaon.
Bears the
Signature of
OTHER REMARKABLE CURES
Mr. Jacob L. Davis, Galena, Stone county, Mo., wiites: "I have been iu
had health for thiity aeven years, and after taking twelve bottles of your i'eimi
I am cured." Mr. C. N. Peterson, 132 bouth Main Ht., Council Bluffs, lows,
vrites: "I cannot tell you bow much gooj 1'eruna lias dona me. Constant cou
inement in my stote began to tail on my health, and I felt that I wu gradually
breaking down. I tried esveial remedies, but obtained no permanent relief uu
il I took Peruna. I felt better immediately, and five bottles teatoied me to
.-ouiplete health."
A SINlRE RECOMMENDATION.
Mr. D. C. Prosper, Biavo, Allegan Co., Mich., writes: "Two years ago I
was badly a til ic ted with catarih ol the etomsi h. I bad had a inn of tyuioid
fever, was cr depleted. I could find nothing I could eat without tansing ilis-
trecaed and rour itomoch. rinary I came to the conclusion that I hail cntsirtt
o( the stomach, and feeing Petutia advertised, began to take it. It helped me
4oon, and alter taking three cr four bottlea J. was entirely cured of stomach
.rouble, and can now eat anything."
Manufactured by the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Oh o.
Oat of (he III in Paet.
Samuel Wood worth had Just written
"The Old Oaken Bucket."
"Nothing in it !" he muttered as he resd
It over and reflected upon the probable
price it would bring.
But posterity evidently fouad some
thing In It.
The proposed Henry Hudson memorial
bridge will be the largeat span of con
crete or stone ia the world. It will be
703 feet in the clear. Tbers are some
larger spans of metal.
Mothers will And Mrs. WlneWe "rh'u
Syrup the b. et remedr I" utelor their utiJdx iO
iunug lbs teething per.oJ.
lacle Allen.
"Some men." muttered 'Jncle Allen
Fparka after the tiresome speaker had
sat down, "remind me of an old water
mill that's running with empty hoppers.
Their whenlM keep on g'inf, but tbey
don't turn out any g rial"
l.lsbtalaa la Saata. Afrlow.
In South Africa, where thunder
storms are terrific, lightning often
strikes the beds of Ironstone, snd blue
flamee. sometimes firing bnlldlnjs. are
alleged to piny about mich Ironstone
outcroppings two or three hours after
a storm.
sl V'tna" Teo-e and all Nervrme RtS'sees
may
river
uhuh, Kr. It JL Klin.-.
A Sarprlae.
Teacher Freddy I utigle, yon
(- ti.e Cermun nuuie of the
Danube.
Kreddy Dunno.
Teacher I onnu! Thnt Is right I
am glnd you have studied your lesson
so well.
Freddy Is surprised, but keeps still,
acl ileal.
The famous
through the spurting
newspapers. ..
"I see they've quit mentioning me, be
asid. "I may e wen ..sr..
rtnn doing which he ancurru u.
mention In the newspapers.
SB El tI "ee "e II vr
- S
grlttttvtJw
tHOII ST aLL
rsRici. ron tvisiv
MiMata orTHcraMiLV.
MCN, BOVS, WOMtN, WISSCS AND CMItORCN.
g& W. L. Dauotmm nttn mnd
U4UJ mnn'mt J.blt. 93.UO mnd t3.SU .
'L-ti
UtiJ world, teeavae ar hold thmlr
mhmpm, tit btflmf. mmmr lontmr. mnd
iec mrm of prmmlmr vmlum Ihmn mny othmrmr-n
aAoea In thm world lo-dm v.
W. L. Douj'as $4 and $5 Gil' fdce Shoes Cannot Be Equalled At Anr Pries
t-' I TIO. w. I. 111. jl nione anil pnee la in.pel nn rKo..m. Tnhe nl..tlt.ir.
S"i l I'Y Ihi. W.I phie fl. ali-ni pvrrwljera. Kliwia aibli-l frum fn-'tTT In lo "t o. ..rll lliua.
tisleil Cekj rnw lu su UJiui, W . 1.. IIUIULA, Uratklra, Mm
Javenlla Ifaoraare,
Tsw, why do we have to pay for the
water we use? We don't have to buy our
air.
"That only ahowa, my son. that you
bavs never had to pay a gas bill."
I Bt-le A Ilea.
"It's s mystery to me," asid I'ncle Al
len Spark", "tl.nt Senator I A Fnllcfie,
when he wna counting up the me i Unit
control the money of the country, forgot
to include .Mrs. Hetty !reen."
. a
FOR
d An r5 t nrm
t In.ln. h
hull plnyer was looama
columns ot me
The llaeil I'art.
"Mow Is your sou getting on In his
new position?"
"First rate:" answered Farmer
pobbs. "lie knows more about the
business now than his employer does.
All he bus to do now Is to convince bis
enuiloyrr :" I-oiidon Fipress.
And It Is a rx"l plan to cultivate the
habit of getting your money's worth.
wtm ..u ...... ,''., . . -
I . -II A II . - . 1 f I l-'
II1BI UI II II, HUil Ml'trui a t.ll'IUI Ol l Q
creaiu. Serve while very hot
Mill al Ii.
From hymn tli.it d-ll of ninrtinl deeds
Some fnlks would try to wean us;
YVliirh will reinM to one and all
The mollyi'oildle genus.
C'levelsm' '
One licnd of cnblmge chopped fine,
two cups of vinegar, one cup of sugar,
ne cup of water, one tnhlcspoonfu! of
oiustnrd. two eggs; plnee thla on the
itove and let It come almost to a boll,
'.hen pour over the cabbage, add a lit
tle salt and tapper, and mix well to
ctbcr.
All papers left on the trains of the
Belgian State railways are appropriated
by the government and are utiliier) in
lbs manufacture of card for tickets.
STIFF, YES?
WETANDDAMpcAU3C
COLD IN The JQINT3
ST 8 A pfJO f
TAKES CUT THE PAIN AT
ONCI.REM'vE3THE STIFF
NESS. Pni EVENTS ITS
RETURN. TOO. rNC FOR
BRUISES. SRA(NS AND
SORENESS.
prks sc and soc.
hi
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3
siiiisaiiJ"" .
Tlie most important part of the human system is the blood. Kvery mil-
cle, nerve, tissue, bone and sinew is dependent on this vital fluid for nour
ishment and otrennth necessary to maintain them in health and enable each
to perform the different duties nature requires. Kveti the heart, the very
"engine "of life, receives its vigor and motive power from the blood. Since
go much is dependent on this vital fluid it can very readily be wen how
necessary it is to have it pure and uncontaminatcd if we would enjoy the
blessing; of good health. Had blood is responsible for most of the ailments
of mankind; when from any cause it becomes infected with impurities,
h n mors or poisons, disease in some form is sure to follow. Muddy, sallow
complexions, eruptions, pimples, etc., show that the blood is infected with
- ... f t g !. .
unhealthy humors wnicn nave cnangeu H irom a pure, iresu airi-am iu a
sour, acrid fluid, which forces out its impurities through the jxiri-s and
glands of the skin. A very common evidence of bad blood is sort s or ulcers,
which break out on the flesh, often
from a very insignificant bruise or
even scatch or abrasion. If the blood
was pure and healthy the place would
heal nt once, but bcini; loaded with
impurities, which are discharged into
the wound, irritation and inflamma
tion are set up and the sore continues.
Had blood is also responsible for
An.-iemia. Hoils. Malaria, etc.; the
weak, polluted circulation cannot fur-
i . . . i . t.
nisll the noiirisnuicni ami inrcnui
required to sustain the body, and a
general run down condition of health
results. S. S. S. is nature's blood
purifier and tonic; made entirely of
healing, cleansing iimu hioi i.n ia.
It goes down into the circulation and removes evcrv particle of imp irity
humor or poison that may be there, restores lost vitality, and stead llv t.,111 s
up the entire system. It adds to tlie blood tlie healthful properties it u in
need of, and in every way assists in the cure of disease. S. S. S. neutral
izes any excess of acid in the blood, making it fresh nnd pure, and perma
nently cures Kiiem.i, Acne, Tetter, and all other skin diseases and eruptions.
S. S. S. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Malaria, ard all
other diseases or disordtfs arising from bad blood. Ilook on the blood and
anv medical advice desired free to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
Your 8. 3. S-, In my opinion, it at food
medic in at can ba bad; it iimp'f cannot ba
improved upon at a remedy to purify and enrich
tha blood and to invigorata and tona up the
yttem. Tint tpnn my biood waa bad and I
an run down in health, and ha Ting aeen your
medicine highly advertised 1 commenced its uaa.
Today my blood it in nna condition and my
general health it of tha beat. Am filling poai
tion at fireman for a large concern hero, and
if I waa not ingood physical condition it wrmU
b impossible for ma to fill tha plat Your
5. 5. 9- has bean of great service to me and I do
Dot heailata to give it the credit it or"es.
WM P. VAftDYkB.
US fifth Street. Beaver Falls, Penn.
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Look
Lie.
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