HUMORS IN THE BLOOD
Post._________________
Prsfidrat * . A. Bryan, of tha Wash
ington Stata collagi, hss Just rsosirad
notioe of hia appointmsnt ss tampotery
prasldsnt of tha giste Berkshire sasocl-
devised for the comokte
stion, whieh is afflilatad wlth thè
Amerieaa Berkshire eoo gisse. Itasi-
complete renovation of thi
dent Bryan’s eppointment is ths bsgin-
It will make you foe!
nlngpf ths organisation of ths Bsrk-
better and give yon the be
ahire MSOoJatkn in tha stato of Wash
days of summer, as over 4
ington. / Thi« aasoeiation raschi»
last two years. Today bu
through nearly sii ths statai o ' ths
u n i«), sud la ths opinion of Prasidaflt
Bryan, ito ooming iato ths state of
Washington maiks an important stop
in (ha llrastoek induatry of ths North
west. Diaouasing ths matta» Presldent
Vctttl farai, liquid, or in tablet form, wiled Sarsa tobe, 100 Doeee t l.
Bryan mld:
“ I ballava ths Berkshire sssoeiatlon
About* 100,000 asta ara lu .usa durin» Is oos of ths osost aotive and sueeassfol
the harria» aseaos by th« boo
livaatook sasociationa in ths United
raraaba af tba Netherlands. A u*
States, and that ita work in ths Narth-
about tbrue aausoua, bbt owla» to
wsst canno* fpdl to prodnee good re
sulto. Ths Bsrkshirs is farorsd by
many of thè most prominent stock-
B m l e » i » r «— lt7.
~lt Burbank went» to be a shllaathrop-
M as wall u a wisent,” said Rivera, mak-
je» a wry faoa arar Ua mediala«, Mwlw
Is thunder doaan’t ha aratro a Hark ana
traa that will produce a bark fra® which
a taatelasa quinine can't»« made I”
Tan’t It wander ful to not« tbe pro-
H tha Japanese b*T* made ia acquir-
our waatarn dvlllaatioo?”
V-a—until you haar what a wretched
eh they sake of it whan they try to
Whlepartag
Cuatomar
(producing
wmtch)— I eama hara becauae I hare baeo
told that yoe an an honest pawabroker.
Avuueular Patriarch (with a depraca-
t*ry amU«)— My «Hand, eomebady kaa
ta n trytag to ha^e tun wlth you.
K
A Sw baU tata.
Cuatomar— W ill you givo me a eopy
er “Tbe A rt o f Bolng Happy at H om er
O brarlao—I ’m afraid lt*s out, but 1
havo bars a Htöe traatias on jlu Jltsu,
try; Reuben Gentry, of Kan tacky; Mr. Wbleh m aias sa ozcellent sobstltutc
Hood, of 'Hood's Sarsaparilla’ fame; for lt.— F e te lfe le .
W htn the blood ia pun, fresh and healthy, the skin w ill be »oft, smooft
and free from blemishes, but when some ncid humor takes root in the circu
lation its presence is manifested by a skin eruption or disease.
These
humors get into the blood, renerally because o f an inactive or slu n iah
condition of the members of the body whose duty it is to collect and carry
off the waste aad refuse matter of the system. This unhealthy matter is left
to sour and ferment and soon the circulation becomes charged with the acid
poison. The blood begins to throw off the humors and acids through thi
P °f**
glands of the akin, producing Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Psoriasis,
Salt Rheum and skin eruptions of carious kinds. Vr-rrm * appears, usually
with a alight redness o f the s^in followed by pustules from which there
flows a sticky fluid that dries and forms a crust, and the itchiug is intense.
It Is generally on the back, breast, face, arms and legs, though other parts
of the body may be affected. In Tetter the akin dries, cracks and bleeds:
the acid is the blood dries up the natural oils of the skin, which are intended
to keep it soft and pliant, causing a dry, feverish condition and giving it a
hard, leathery appearance. Acne makes its appearance on the face in the
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form of pimples and black heads, while
years and aouid find not&in* to Psoriasis comes in scaly patches on differ-
auffarad 'iS tih lo iy ‘«Mth tUa itch- * “* P“ ts of the body One of the worst
tnsrajSTburning:pu»tui«e would forms of skin trouble is Salt Rheum;
i?iokv
iu fsworlte point of attack ia the scalp,
«ho A in and whoa aoratehad off sometimes causing baldness. Poison Oak
lv7 « « also disagreeable types of skin
four T M i t T f ® afiioLd, but disease. The homo» producing the trouble
Winter to break out and torment the
sufferer with the return of Spring. The best
treatment for all akin diseases is 8. S. S.
It ueutraliiea the acids and removes tbe
humors so that the skin instead of being
irritated and diseased, is nourished by a
supply of fresh, healthy blood. External
and George Vanderbilt, of Asheville,
Tennessee. Among tbe moat promi
nent breeders of Berkahirea in tbe
Northwest era tbs Ladd aetata, of Port-
lead, end Mr. Paul Clagstone, of Spo
kane. I hare raised Berkshire hop
on my Pussy W illow ranch near Pull-
»■ le — timi.
“ That forward Mias F lip openly ad
vocates kiaalng games Hasn't ehe
Then by tbe time of the exhibit,
Wo Mow# e< a r t n .
“ Waea’t It awful r
exclaimed
i pertinent house giri.
T h « (u
was eatlrely out last n ig h t"
y
“ I never noticed It,“ replied
“ W hat7 Never ‘noticed ItT And yon
set In the cold parlor fo r two hours
with that young man. Who 'Was It,
anyway?"
Nsw York, with 4,00(^000 population,
had bean adding to Its total ia tha throe
years preceding 1906 at tha rata af MfO,-
000 a year. Philadelphia, with a little
T weher— As to thaoe old auparatitlona
leas than 1.800,000 population, had In
n have bean talking shout; they a n all
creased at tha rats o? tOfiOO a year.
«piedad, t Nobody believes now, for ta
rtanes, that it brings bad lock to walk
indar a ladder.
Shaggy Haired Punii— I do, ma’a ta. I
calked andar i ladder once, and H fall
Wot C etttaa P r i l l« .
Cellar— Is that the best you can pram
is« me—a wife fifteen yean alder than
( am with a sharp ansa, thin Ups, and s
sour disposition?
Fortune Taller— What more do you ex
act? Did yon think you could gat a real
up a splendid exhibit, end we will
show the farmers of tbe stats what sort
of an abtmal tbe Berkshire is when
proper attention is given him. Tat,
it ia very likely that the state experi
ment station will have a few Berk-
shins at the exhibit. At tbe present
time we have eome speeimeno' of this
Weed that have bean pronounosd by
m
best Eastern experts as equal to
anything in tbe United States.”
President Bryan today anneanoeri bis
appointment of tbe officers and direo-
tors of tbe state aasoointien who will
work with him in getting the Berkshire
association established in Wellington.
They follow:
Vise president, Paul (flagstone, Spo
kane; secretary, J. H . Smith, Pullman;
treasurer, W . D. Goodrich, Waaah.
Digestors: A. M. Stevens, Eilsnsimig;
A . A . Somerville, Central is; Plinny
Sbepardson, Out le Rock; W . W .
Shields, 8pregue; D. 0. Dilworth, Spo-
,
on th e bowels, cleanses
¡assists one in overcoming
'h a b itu a l con stip ation
I
T hu B ru te!
I ' r 'C
“ Peps, what’s the use of aayin» 'good
by’ when you’re talking over tha tele “ SEND FOR IT N O W
phone T"
Th« Bast Fruit Tra« and Berry Plant
“ No uae, I suppose, Tommy, except that
Catalog in th« Northw««t
it
maaaa
that
the
conversation
haa
closed.
W« util give due Hundred Dollar« for any
J. J. B U T Z E R
•aw of naafaan taauaad by catarrh) that can- I never uae it except when I urn talking
agUMeuw^by Hair« Catarrh Core. Send fo^ to your mother."
192 Ftont St., Portland. Orego
CffXXXT * CO., Toledo, O.
K i«iJ i? ? H ,SIfiyTrtiu for eon* tl potion.
M
S in a ra la r K f « e t .
Flra* Goad— What raakta Praf. Crank-
■o«- —
*7««]
(Sigh uae that curious dialect?
Mis. Droppyn— It’s a wonder your
Sacond Ooad— That Isn’t u dialect. It’s kitchen girl doesn't insirt on using the
Us way of trying to convey tha Idas that p inna.
hs nsw tha aimplifled spelling.
Mrs. Stay ham— Let the impudent thing
do it if she dares 1 I'va found out that
■ha can play it batter than my girls can I
suckers , surrs
A N D HATS
ore the men who have
put them to the hard
est tests in the rough
est weather.
Get the original
Towers Pish Brand
made since I6 M
A small boy who lives near s lake
was fishing and bis mother had to call
him t v * times to make him hear, says
tbe Philadelphia Telegraph. Finally,
she landed on him, and, shaking him
tn a terrible manner,-wanted to know
A L*el>laUT* PuaSei.
"The representative part o f tbe B rit why he did not answer. This was (ho
ish Parliam ent Is e practical paradox." repl/: *T didn’t hear you fo r the first
three times, sod tbe last time I had a
“W h y r
“ Because It is a house o f commons bite."
and yet peerieea among legislatures."—
Baltim ore American.
w ■■■mg v<ww p.
Federal government and will be furn
ished free, so long aa they are availa
ble, except where otheswiae noted, up
on applicati«} to the Superintendent
of Doomants, Government Printing
§9
Thera are, altogether, foreign and na
tive, 26,790 parsons that arc actively en
gaged in bringing the gospel to India,
while tan years ago there were only Jtt,-
189—a gain of nearly 60 per cent.
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I »e e l Color.
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Th m t
a n u M n t r nm n e As*mm
AATOWM
CO. towTts
SOifSW, veaoxra.
to# A
co-
O n ly Omm
Bromo Quinine "
I «
Laxative Brom o Quinine
‘'George, I «hall need some money to
day."
"W hat for?"
“Thaw’« a white aale at one of tha
•tome, and 1 want te attend it.”
“A white aale? A ll right, Laura. A Always remember tha fu ll name.
few Silver dollars will do for that, won’t
for (U s signatura on every box.
they?"
_
MEN WHO KNOW
THE SUPERIOR
QUALITIES OF,
too San nrrn m l Mrs. Winslow*« Soothing
Byrup th « boat remedy to uae tas thair ehUdma
during the teething parted-
p erm a n en tly. T o get its
b e n e fic ia l e ffe c ts , buy
t h e < genuine.
“20 MdefeamBorax *9
“ W ell, encouraging osculation Is a
thing which does require cheek.“ — Bal V A L U A B L E PREM IUM S FREE
« m i ui—u»i«a m uuM •/ ia® u a w
tim ore American.
■my ram. U 6M
■ffinitv for • «t-a--*
Cream a half-pound o f sugar v * R «
baW-pound o f butter, and, whan vary
light, whip in six well-beaten agga. Stir
In a balftaaapoonful each o f powdered
cinnamon, nutmeg and dovaa and a
cupful a f floor. Have ready prepared
and mixed the following fru its—a half-
pound each o f aseded and shopped ret
ains and cleaned currants sad ■ quar
ter-pound o f minced citron. Dredge
this fru it plentifully with Hour and fokl
It into tha batter. Last a f all, add a
tableapoonful o f vanilla. Turfk Into a
well-greased tin and bake tata steady
oven On HI wall d oo* Cover tor the
first half-hour with brown paper. Whan
cold, lea all aver with white floating.
SAVE THE CARTON TOPS
Look
25c.
Sprang • ( K e o w M g e .
Teacher (at night school)— What ia ■
«aerad cow, and why ia it so called?
Shaggy Haired Pupil— “ Sacred cow" is
a corruption of “sick red cow," ita sick
ness being caused by a larga bump an
it« shoulder«.—Chicago Tribune.
o f the fram e «1
this broiler
art
rapports which pro
rent It from coin-
otm ovKs r a u x * lng b ¿ Z t con
tact with tbs top o f the stove Whan
pi scad ovaf the circular opening in thi
stove the supports heap tha Tramp rad
its contents extended frotp the fire
By placing tha supports on each aid«
tha broiler can be ra+eraad an occastos
Every housewife know*
that broiling a stoaT or other place ot
meat to Iks most difficult branch ot
tbs «asking art, and raocesa to seldom
assured. With the aMI o f tkto bfollei
aha wsnid undoubtedly, find th* leaf
The Jaws of a wasp ara ao powerful
that'the insect can cut ita way through
•hells.'
station, which to now exhausted, bat 1
itnaa bean reprinted in form of nine
separatee fog free distribution.
Bulletin No. 1?7.— Evaporation Loaa-
« in Irrigation and Water Require
ments of arops. By 8. Fortier. Pp.
64, pis. f, figs. 19. Pries 10 orals.
This contains ths results of tank exper
iments to determine ths quantities of
water evaporated from soils whioh re
ceive various cultural treatments and
to which tha water waa spoiled at dif-
“OUCH”
OH.
m y
BACK
S T ir m s s s o o WHkN Y o u u an
S? JACOBS OIL
'
TH IS W1 LL-TH! KD, OLD-TIMH
RSMCDY PILLS THS S U i.
• B e . —ALL DKUGGtm.— 6 0 * .
CO N Q U ERS,
PAIN
m
r
Tkff old cold fo es; • new one
quickly comes. It's the story
of • wetk throat, weak lungs,
• tendency to consumption.
A y e r V C h e rry Pectoral
breaks up the taking-cold
habit. It strengthens, soothe*,
heals. Ask your doctor shout it.
"IhedamrTlblaaoM.aad nothin« raltevad
ma. 1 triad Art**« 0»«rr| PMtonlud M
rr a woNDtnrvL bow qokkly th >
p a in a n d
The Taking
Cold Habit
,
IN PORTLAND
00 I N 8 WORK
FOR
T N I R U T rtO PU
I f w .r t l c to * fa m i I M properly ttoroofhjy,
«k ilo y«or looks ara iapraoo« txro.d «oocriprtoa.
A ko S *« toon ,A a h M O «**!■■ n * ko lllr t u l
crownod aa tkat It to ama4 for probokly t Ufotiao.
To aocoro tko koM romtt* jam « M « c m tko
kigkool graSo of pklO.
E i.a lo .tlo o A m oo * tartto«. W km M n l poo
ca« kora T . P. Wtoo or
ponoaal o n » .
mj
Our forca la ao ooubod that cm can do
your «atfra C row n, Bride« a ad Plum W ork
tunities tor settlement.____
To make an Iron run smoothly, get
some leaves from Evergreen trees. Rub
hot Irons on them, and they w ill Iron
without sticking to starched clothes.
Lsavsa may be dried for us®
Fuel frseh eocumben and eqt la
thin altoae. Sprinkle lightly with raft
rad tot stand tor an boor. Drain.
iprtnB# with lemon Juice and paprika,
tot stand tor half an hour or longer,
than urn tor a filling between thin
PH IS .
Just one pW each night.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES