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Newspaper Page Text*2000 0 0 TOPICS FOR FARMERS the rr'>w ,nK of w as eed fast i wh as loh rains *u k briug out 8,1 moisture It to tbe soil. A D EPARTM ENT PREPARED FOR OUR RURAL FRIENDS. W EEKLY M ARKET LETTER. D o w n in g, H o p k in s A C o m p a n y ’s H a v le w . . “ ' _ S m u t on S w e e t Corn. of Trade. Every one has noticed the fact that \ low range of values for wheat has smut is much more prevalent on sweet jeon established during the week as the corn than on that grown in the Held for result of diminished speculation, in feeding. Not only are the stalks of [ Teased receipts and accumulating M a k e G o o d K n t r o n c e a to F i e l d . —H o w O rchard* Should B e C u l t i v a t e d — sweet corn mote tender and juhy than itocks, the market closing weak under those of the ti?ld grain, but the Harvest- these conditions, w ith still lower tell W inter G r a in A f t e r Potatoes mnt ing of the sweet corn Is always done by Jency. Clearances continue large, on t w e e t C o r n G e n e r a l f a r m N o t r e . breaking off t.ie ear when it is in Its Lx|»ort sales have been only moderate, most succulent condition. Of course ind there seems to be a pause in the Wad hiriBT B i t t e r . Tbe diminished Years ago It was generally supposed a single cose of smut propagates rap- European demand. that In order to make really fine but-. Idly under such conditions, especially volume of speculation is probably the ter one must uot allow a drop of water If the picker feels of ouch ear to Judge weakest feature in the market at pres to touch It Of late years since we be- whether It Is In fit condition for use. *nt, as the trade generally have aoeept- gnu to hear so much about granular The pressure of the ear which this -*d as a fact that Europe wants all the. butter, we have been Instructed to method o f Judging Involves bruises the surplus food products that we have to wash it in successive waters until this stalk and gives opportunity for the spare. The presence of a so-called was drawn off clear, or free from milki- smut spores to propagate. In loo many bull clique has been largely respon- ncss. It Is uiy opinion flint neither one gardens sweet corn is grown In sue- for the decreased trade ami done What is the missing word?—not SAFE, although Schilling'i Beit baking of these policies is the right one to fol- ■ cession. It is not an exhaustive crop. mucl*. to check the advance. The m- low I and were It uot for the smut, the prne- c a s in g stocks would not prove suffl- powder and tea are safe. I have tested this matter of wash- ! tlce of growing It In succession would ^,ent to depress values but in conjunc- Get Schilling's Best baking powder or tea at your grocers’ ; take out the Ing butter for a number of years, and not be a bad one. 10'> " ,th the lessened export demand . .« . . .. «#.»,. ________ and absence of ■peculation the current ticket (brown ticket in every package of bakiug powder; yellow ticket in tiie . have come to the conclusion that either K r>lt B ett,.r r„ke. of the market has been turned and un- tea); send a ticket whh each word to address below before December 31st. i x rtme is to * a' ° 1 ‘ ’ 11 1,1 ’ Used In moderation and wh a fully til conditions are changed a lower range Until October 13th two words allowed for eveiy ticket; after that only one even in granular form will give us a frult wlll do no harm to any- 0f values is to be expected temporarily, word for every ticket. until t at ui no < < < ay 0 111 body. The fitful appetite of children Corn values have suffered a Bevere I f only one person finds the word, that person gets f 2000.00; if several find s rong so soon .1» >a no was so 0f teI1 pniig f 0I. something between decline, due in part to local speculative thoroughly, but It washes out much of meals. I11 tbe city It is often respond- conditions. it, faooo.oo will be equally divided among them. The salient points of Every one sending a brown or yellow ticket will receive a set of cardboard the flavor. On the other hand, while ed to by the too indulgent parent by | weakness in the market, however, have the flavor Is enhanced by not washing, creeping babies at the end of the contest. Those sending three or more in one giving a piece of (lie or cake. A healthy been the large receipts, enormous stocks envelope will receive an 1898 pocket calendar—no advertising on it. These the buttermilk left In It after working boy will digest ulmost anything if lie and the insufficiency of tire cash de will tend to putrifleatiou, for, as we ltas plenty of play to keep him active, inand. The forward movement is now creeping babies and pocket calendars will be different fiotn the ones ottered in all know, there Is nothlug which more Hut even the healthy boy would fare falling off. Farmers have practically the last contest. quickly spoils and becomes 111 smelling much better if he were giveu a ripe ' ceased selling. The cash demand is than buttermilk. apple or peur or peach. It is a mis- also improving and a stronger market is 2061 To work out all the buttermilk breaks take to suppose, as most people do, that probable next week. Crop prospects the grain, makes the butter »«Ivy. Of these are hurtful in hist weather. All are unfavorable. Serious damage lias course, we do uot want to do this, so that Is needed Is that the skin be tv- j occurred since the last government re we will wash it in gianular form moved and that the fruit be fully ripe, j port was compiled, and the next report To urlftt T r af fi c In I r e l a n d . P o o r F rench Gunnery. through two or three waters (depend Ireland is now being opened more The gunners of the French navy are ing upon quantity of water used and Green fruit is acrid and astringent. ] will show a very large decrease in the than ever for visitors. Its attractions not to be congratulated on their marks also upon temperature of the butter), It often causes colic and bowel dis- estimated yield. Present values are are being more prominently placed be manship if the results of the target work In the salt until thoroughly in eases. But well-ripened fruit eaten ; below the average for years past and in- fore tourists, and increased facilities practice of three of the larger war ves corporated, and call it finished—Jersey with moderation Is good for everybody, j yite speculative buying. The shortage ------- j in the world’s wheat crop would in it- have been provided for viewing its sels at Toulon are to be taken as a cri Bulletin. 'I h - Turnip Yield. gelf warrant better values for corn, but many natural beauties. The presence terion. The guns of tho three vessels If farmers would realize how many ; j „ connection with the serious shortage ft o n e s U n d e r A p p le Tree.. of royalty cannot fail to give a stimu blazed away at the old wooden dis bushels of turniiw can be raised from jn the |,otato crop, etstimated at Many windfall apples would be little lus to tourist truffle. patch-boat Petrel, utilized as the tar an acre, and their value as substitute 1,000,000,000 bushels, it is apparent rr-n get, which was set about 4,000 yards Injured If a velvety sod, free for hay in wintering sheep and cows, j that corn will be in greater export de- stones were spread out under them. (two miles) away, until 800 charges APPLES no one would be without at least hall .................... "" mand than ever before. We regard There is no excuse for leaving loose were expended, enough to have sunk a PEAKS an acre. They can be raised without present weakness as but temporary, and PEACHES whole squadron of such vessels. The stones where apples must fa llen them, [ cultlvati ur hoeinK; are uut an un. certain to be followed by much higher PLUMS Any fairly good piece of PanN ss Ac. Petrel is still afloat. This is some as the bruising destroys their market | eepta,n value. Orchards much cultivated are ! ,.... . „ ............. - ........ ............. ,.... values. thing like the target practice of the laud, a clover sod, from which the hay Send us names for flagship Pensacola, the frigato Iroquois apt to have most stones on the surface. has been taken, will do. Make a well- P ortland M arkets. Free Catalogue. It 1» better to leave the ground under and the training ship Jamestown in San Buell Lam be re on, harrowed seed-bed. For an acre, mix Wheat— Walla Walla, 79c; Val- trees in sod, mulching the surface to Francisco bay at the centennial cele thoroughly half a pound of seed Wi t h I ley and Bluestem. 81@82c per bushel. Portland, Oregon. bration of 1870, when at a range of one keep the grass from drawing too much 200 pound# commercial fertilizer, autl | Flour— Best grades, $4.40; graham, mile they fired for over an hour at an of the soil moisture. sow with phosphate attachment of a | $3.70; superfine, $2.50 per barrel, farm ers old scow anchored in the stream off the grain drill. Nothing more is necessary, j Oats— Choice white, 87@38c; choice IV inter Grain A fter Potato **. Presidio, which was rigged as a monitor fo/*eTM ,«o ; oüs .l; r ,N Wherever the potato crop can be got except, perhaps, to roll the ground. ' gray, 36c per bushel. and filled with combustibles, without J 11/7 T—>î» vall Barley— Feed barley, $19@20; brew- off in time for seeding with fall grain, Last year, from an acre prepared as hitting it once. It was planned to It makes the very best seed lied. No j stated, 1,050 bushels of turnips were j ing, $19@20 per ton, drop a shell into it that would fire it J'ie w. n Millstuffs— Bran, $14 per ton; plowing is needed if the weeds have taken.—The Tribune, and blow it up, but the defective gun middlings, $21; sliorts, $15.50. been kept down. It is only necessary Sowing Knp* in Corn Field«. nery of the fleet and of Fort Point, to pile the potato vines In heaps and An Idea which we have lately seen ! Hay— Timothy, $12@ 12.50; clover, which joined in tho bombardment, California wheat, $10 burn them, starting the tire in a brush suggested Is that of sowing rape In $10@11; made it necessary to send out a boat to heap, if the potato tops are too green the cornfield after the Ias-t cultivation. ; do oat, $11; Oregon wild hay, $9® it and apply tho torch to it by band. 10 per ton. Tho excuse at tho time for the poor to burn readily. A great deal of plant A furmer who tried it last year says ! Eggs— 16@ 17 ^0 per dozen. food is developed after growing a crop that his land was fertile and the sea- I markmanship was that the ammuni Butter— Fancy creamery, 45 @ 50c; tion used was old and worthless, being cf potatoes. It Is largely nitrogenous, son moist. The cost of seed and sow- | fair to good, 85@40c; dairy, 30@35c us the potato crop Is chiefly ’ liter and ing he estimated at thirty cents per u part of the surplus on hand at the carl>on, with some potash, which Is acre. When the corn was cut the rape . per ™ roll. P l o w a n d S en d er C o m b i n e d . ,T close of the war. mostly found In the potato tops. Thoroughly works the Soil to a depth of 5 to had reached a height of about eighteen . iepse reS®^’ °ong 8 inches. • IOO I t K W A I ( I ) , ttlOO. inches and the sheep were turned into 18* c: Cahfornlu- 9 @ 10c ‘ler Leaves no Plow Crust. E n t ra n c e » to F ield ». Places the seed 8 to4 inchesdown, thoroughly "poultry-Chickens. mixed, $3.00@ In country road making there is much the field. Ho believes it was worth *2 The readers of this paper w ill be pleased to covered witli light, loose soil. Every funner that has used it RECOM learn that there is at least one dreaded disease plowing of roadsides and scraping per acre to sheep In addition to which a.50 per dozen; broilers, $2.00@2.75; that science has been able to cure in all itsstages MENDS it. of the surface soil. This is ....... almost ................- ......................... „ the rape thoroughly « « h e r e d the *6 0 7 ; ducks, $4@4.50 per and that is catarrh. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure is the away only positive cure now known to the medical alwaysamistake. Butthefarmershould weeds. As the rape is killed by the j ozen; turkeys live 9@ i0c per fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dis DOunj ’ ’ ease, requires a constitutional treatment. H all’s see io it that at least the work of road | winter there Is no danger of its troub- j pound. r a n . i ( atarrli Cure is taken internally, acting directly improvement does not obstruct the en ling one the next season Indiana j Potatoes.— Chegon Burbanks, 40(8 upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys FIRST AND TAYLOR STS.. P0RTLAN0. OR. Making it easy Farmer. tem, thereby destroying the foundation of the trances to his Helds. j 45c per sack; new potatoes, 50c per ( l e n i d a l A g r i i l * f o r O r e g o n , W u M liin g disease, and g ivin g the patient strength by for the farmer to use any part of his [ sack; sweets, $1.40 per cental. Fat Heoa Wanted. to n u m l Id a h o . building up tbe constitution and assisting farm Is for him about the most neces nature in doing its work. The proprietors have With all the abuse that may be heap Onions— California, new, red, $1.25; so much faith In its curative powers, that they sary part of road improvement. Out ed upon the fat hen because she does | yellow, 80c per cental, offer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that it of this field Into the road he will each not lay, she brings more In market; Hops— 18(815c per pound for new fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials, Address, F. J. C IIE N K Y , »k Co., Toledo, O year draw many loads, besides the than any other kind of poultry except crop; 1896 crop, 6@7e. Sold by druggists, 75c. loads o f manure he will likely draw the turkey, and at times the difference H a ll’s Family Fills are the best. Wool— Valley, 14(8 15c per pound; Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored Into If. I f a plowed ridge or ditch ob In favor of the turkey is very little. As j Eastern Oregon, 10(812c; mohair, 20c Dr. Max Sclilier, of Berlin, has dem structs tiie entrance to the field many the consumers are willing to pay good ’ per pound. Weakness, Nervousness, D ebility, a n d a l l th e t r a in o f e v ili onstrated that by the use of Roentgen wagons will be needlessly broken. If prices for fat hens, It Is best to sell ; Mutton— Gross, best sheep, wethers fro m e a rly e r r o r s o r la te r rays one can see how sounds are pro a ditch Is required In the roadside op them as soon as they ee»nse laying If in»l ewes, 2 '¿ (g 2} ae; dressed mutton, e icn aaen ; th e re m iltx of o v e rw o rk , aickneen. w or- duced by the voice in singing. posite a gate, the path master may be In a very fat condition, as the time re- 5c; spring lambs, 5,1*) per pound, , ry . ® t c . l u ll s t r e n g th , i d e v e lo p m e n t a n d to n e obliged to convert It at that point into quire»! to get such liens to the proper Hogs— Gross, choice heavy, $1.50; r o m b pm oDvoTS a v d i * i m r o o d # A g ive n to e v e ry o r g a n a sluiceway, with stone or tile passage condition for laying again may be j light and feeders, $8@4; dressed, $o@ H and p o rtio n o f th e body. «.Sim ple, n a t u r a l m eth od s. A ll Eastern Syrup, so-called, usually very : * Im m e d ia te im p ro v e m e n t light colored and of heavy hotly, Is made from for (tie water. An underdrain beside weeks or even months. The best time 5-50 per 100 pounds, se e n . F a ilu r e im posflible. glucose. “ Tea (hudtn ¡trips" is made front tbe road, three feet deep, with good out to sell Is when you hare the article the Beef— Gross, top steers, $2.75(83; 2.111)0 re fe re n ce d . Hook, Sugar Cane and is strictly pure. It is for sale! let, is the best way to Improve most e x p la n a tio n an d p ro o fs consumer requires, and at the present j cows $2.25; dressed beef, 4@ 5 '¿c per hv first-class eroeers, in cans only. Manufac m a ile d (se ale d ) fre e . tured by the pActKir C oast S yr cf C o . A ll gen- poor roads. But whatever the method time the fat hen Is lu demand.—I ’ort- | I’onml. nine “ 7Vn tiartlen ¡trips” have the ntanuiac- adopted, the farmer should see to It land Transcript. j Veal— Largo, 4 (g5c; small, 5 ^ (3Oo turer’a name lithographed on every can. a that road Improvement does not ob --------- per pound. L ive Stock l ’ointn. ------------ A boy who recently died at the age of struct gateways that he has to use. a We want an It Is a mighty poor plan to keep scrub Seattle Market», / i f f I —« | V | I W agent in each 18, in Indiana, from excessive smok- | stock upon bigli-prlced land. Butter— Fancy native creamery, / A V J L *1 1 1 Am - 7 v i l l a g e a n i l ing, had consumed in the past live years f*eed Sowing. v i t y, a ls o to Dorset ewe# have been known to pro- hriek, 23(8’J4c; ranch, 14@16c. work the country home*, w i li n g our H o li d ay 60,000 cigarettes. The usual failure lu getting seeds to D ookh suitable for children. Only one person I duce ns many as six lambs at a birth. | Cheese— Native Washington, 10(8 In each plan* will he unpointed, either lady or I know that my lift* was saved by IMso’s grow is from sowing them too deeply They Hre enormous uiUsers and good D c: California, 9 ‘ac. gentlem an; experience not necessary. Com Cure for Consumption. John A. Miller, lu the earth. If It were possible to mission. Reliable house. Write today. Eggs— Fresli ranch, 20@21o. Alt Sable, Michigan, April 21, 1806. keep the seeds dark and moist, they mothers. For raising lambs for mar Poultry— Chickens, live, per pound, A.iur,«. p u b l i s h e r , would be all the better fioin being keting at nttuut three months old no The value of house property of Lon* .‘too I'oat Street, Snn Franclaco, Cal. sown absolutely on the surface. 1C\- breed Is better than the Dorset. The hens, 10c; spring chickens, $2.50 don is $3,806,000,000; that of Paris, mutton of the older sheep Is, however, @3; ducks, $3.50(83. 75. $1,480,000,000; that of New York, $1,- ery one familiar with forest growth not so good as that of some other DO YOU W A N T Wheat— Feed wheat, $30 per ton. must have noticed how forest tree 0 KXk Oats— Choice, per ton. $22(823. seeds, which simply fall to the earth breeds.—New York Sun. Corn— Whole, $24; cracked, per ton, Try Schilling's Dost tt*« and baking powder. and are covered by the few leaves or T i m o t h y on s n u ily Soil. 123; feed meal, $22 per ton. the remains of grasses, germinate Timothy grass is often sown ou F m p l o y N o n e Itut W o m e n . Bariev— Rolled or grouml, per ton, Hoi them »t E. .1. I I O W E N ’ S. au an.I .ivi Front street, Portland, <>r Also agent for the j Women have displaced men in every without difficulty. In cherry trees, os sandy soil, not because ti Is especially $22; whole, $22. Celebrated Clipper M ill; beat farm ing m ill in branch of the machine simps of a bi pedally, the stones which have fallen adapted to It. but because sandy soil Fresh Meats— Choice dressed beef, the world. Every farmer should have one. I cycle manufacturing firm having a large from the tree, lying on the surface all Is not easily seeded with anything, ami steers, OcT oow., 5 V ; ~ muttoii" sheem Write for prices. plant at Toledo, O. In this establish winter, sprout and grow rapidly when timothy, which can be sown late in 6@5>ac; pork, 7c; veal, small, 6. ment girls are now employed on m ill spring time comes, and yet cherry sei-ls summer and all through the fall, sue- Fresh Fish— Halibut, 5(8 7c; salmon, ing machines, drill presses and other from the same tree, collected by the ccisls rather l>cti»*r Ilian the grasses 8 ^ (85c; salmon trout, 7(8 10c;flounders machines used in the manufacture of seed sower, sow n In tin way In which and clovers sown lu spring. All sandy and sole, 3@4; ling cod, 4@5r rock Oct vonr mipplic* of us at cut rates. bicycle parts. The substitution of girls seeds are usually sown, frequently fail soils are deficient lu mineral plant food, cod, 5o; smelt, 2 ^ (8 4c. I .arue stork and low prices. Goods guaranteed. for men has certainly not been prompt* to grow. In order to have seeds as Timothy does uot require much, either s* n *’r" nc**co Market», etl by a desire ou the part of the com near (lie surface as possible and y#i of phosphate or potash, until its seeds Wwid-Clarle I Co., dental Depot, Portland. pany to assist in tin* great purpose of protected against drying np the great begin to form. It does uot need one- Wool— Choice foothill, 8(812c; San making the female portion of the popu prime of* American practical gardeners quarter as much of these minerals or Joaquin, 6 months’ 7(89c; do year’s the late I’oter Henderson recoin of lime as does clover, and as its roots staple, 7(89c; mountain, 10(8 11c; Ore- lation self-sustaining, but rather to se cure cheaper lalmr than their copmeti- mended for planting vegetable seeds run near the surface. It Is manured l ° n* 11 ® 14c per pound, that the garden Hue should first he chiefly by the ammonia gathered by! Hops— I0 (i 13<* per pound, tors. M illstuffs— Mlthllings, $19.50(820; stretched along lu the direction where falling rains In their passage through Anot her t ue for the liny. the vegetables were to grow, sprinkle the air. When once seeded with tlm- California bran, $13.50(814.50 per ton. In France, by mean* of the Roentgen Onions— New red, 70(880c; do new the seeds along the line entirely on the othy, the grass will remain in sandy rays, the h o x of the silkworm» is now surface, and then simply tramp them In soli until It Is starved out, and mosses •ilverskin, 85c(8$l per cental, determined while they are in the co Potatoes— New, in boxes, 85(885c. the ground along the line. In this way take its place. lumn. This determination has in the Butter— Fancy creamery, 27 <8 38c; do no garden seed ever failed to grow if Ila u a ll May Bring t’s More Chinese past been carim i on uncertainly, second*, 25<£ 26c; fancy dairy, 28(<t 24c; It were good, and garden seeds are According to a San Francisco paper usually by weight, tbe female cocoons generally good, for It has beeti found there are In the United Slates 40.1HH; good to choice, 20 (8 22c per pound. Debility sufferer in nil aggravated usually being slightly heavier. Egg»— Store, 18(825c; ranch, 80® that even old seed. If guarded against native born citizens of Chinese parent form allows it on Ids fa»’** a liaggant extreme heat or moisture, wlll continue age. In San Francisco there are 23.00C SQc; Eastern, 20®25; duck, 20c per worn-looking man The same with Moot ro p n l o t i * Nation«. dozen. women, lint what of ¡he mail who The revised returns of the Russian to preserve Its vital power for an In to 30,000 Chinese, and their children has Inst all vital amt manly |x>wer. Citrus fruit — Oranges, Valencias, amt yet looks like a physi»*al giant? census give the total population of that definite |H*rl«*d. still every purchaser are entitled to the riglris of citizenship. , , , . , |t..50(8 3; Mexican limes, $5; Cali- That la lust the qiit'stton to which Dr. country as 199,000,000. This makes desires to get seed ns fresh as possible. The school he oeu»u. .hows 1 ,ssn*h dren fornl# f * 8; do common. Handen lias devoted twenty years of Russia third in rank among nations, I f tiie suggestions given are liorne In 1« stinty. It is true (hat men wiio look ;Sl _ ,.haU $1-50®2.50 per box. mind there will t>e very seldom com parentage, China coming first with an estimateti amt this is probably a very strong AUK wenk in this respect. Fresh frnit—Apple», 50® 65c per Dr. Samlen lias foiinil the cause and population of 400,000,000, and the plaints nlwHit the failure of garden ItnsvmpU-te census, owing to the dittt- large box; apricots. 20® 40c; Fontain- explains it in his little work, stasis to grow Meehan’s Monthly. Hi itisli Empire next with 9j 8,000,000. S c h illin g s Best baking powder goes a third farther than any o th er; gets to work quicker; makes sweeter cake. S ch illin g s Best tea makes good cake taste better. S ch illin g s Best baking powder and tea are —___________ because they are money-back. ^ 1 *" Better cut these rules out. Address: M O N EY -BA CK , SAN FR A N CISCO . In ro ad , uf C . im . n THE A MOTHER’S DUTY. Trade. France imported ft!,000,000 worth of jewelry from Germany last year. This fact has caused consternation among the large jewelry manufacturers in the former country. The German articles are nearly all of a cheap variety, and a large proportion of the jewels which they contain are imitation. It is rath er striking to see the Germans cutting into a branch of trade in which the French have always been easily first. French exports of jewelry and watches continue to be very im|<>rtant. in the Far East — China and India— the French have almost entire control of the watch and jewelry trade. list F t Your daughters are the most clous legacy possible in this life . nAr^sir The responsibility for them an# future Is largely with you. The mysterious change that develop# the thoughtful woman from tho thoughtless girl, should find you oa the watch day and night. As you care for their physical well being, so w ill the woman be, and so w ill her child ren be also. Lydia E. H U ES. This is a synonym f< r that gloom y, harrassnd condition oi the inin*i which has us origin in dyspepsia. A ll the ugly spirits that, under the name of the ’’blues,” "(du e devils,” •■megrims” and • mu 11 iem h-"torm ents the dyspeptic almoat ceaselessly, vanish when attacked with Hos tetler's Stomach Bitters, that, moreover, anni hilates biliousness, constipation, chills and fever, kidney complaints, and nervousness. An American scientist has recently discovered a new microbe which is par ticularly destructive to the tissues of the human body, and the most striking peculiarity of the creature is that it is nearly all mouth. Pinkham’s “ Vegetable Compound ” 1# the sure relianco in this hour o f trial. Thousands have fpund it the never-fail ing power to correct all irregularities and start the woman on the sea o f life A magnetic well of great power has with that physical health all should been struck at Bowersville, five miles south of Jamestown, Ohio. The well have. Womb difficulties, displacements and was drilled 140 feet deep, and at this the horrors cannot exist in company depth the drill became so magnetized with Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable that particles of iron clung to tt. Compound. The Gauls, to stone axes, cleft placed the stone wound in the pletely healed. make handles for their CH ILD R EN T E E T H IN G .” the branch of a tree, ..YRCpViiouid be M rs . WunHÌ .1? , SooTORll BlfRCr ;»ü*juid always Rtw » ____ in it and left it till the & used fo r children teethintf. It »oothes the child, soft- rums, aliava all pain, cures wind colic,and l i 4 p ena the ¿juins. wood had been com Il the b e s t------ remedy fo r diarrhoea. Twenty five centi a f 1 f bottle. It is the best o f all. . lA A A A A A A A a a a a a a A A A A i 2 j NURSERY STOCK * J r:*:; r ,,. CLARK'S RIGHT-LAP VIGOR o' MEN ERIE MEDICAL C 0 „ » » AN OPEN LETTER To M O T H E R S . W E A R E A S S E R T IN G I N T H E C O U R T S O U R R IG H T T O T H E E X C L U S IV E USE O F T H E W O R D “ C A S T O R IA " A N D “ P IT C H E R ’S C A S T O R IA ," A S O U R T R A D E 'M A R K . I, DR. S A M U E L P IT C H E R , o f Hyannis, Massachusetts, was tlce origina tor o f " P IT C H E R 'S C A S TO R IA ," the same that has borne and does novj y/fTf? ------ on everiJ bear the fa c s im ile signature o f C & tygyi/-ccdcA 4 AiC wrapper. This is the origin a l “ P IT C H E R 'S C A STO R IA ,” which has been used in the homes o f the mothers o f A m erica f u r over th irty years. LOOK C A R E F U L L Y at the wrapper and see that i t is the kin d you, have always bought ¿ rif? //&/> fT * on the a n d has, t h e s i g n a t u r e o f wrap per. 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