The Santiam news., July 27, 1906, Image 4

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A PRETTY MILKMAID
ThuUt Pt ru m h a IIStA'/iJ
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APPEAL TO PEOPLE
Russian Parliament Tells Them
Sot lo Pa> Taxes.
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CZAR MAY IMPRISON LEADERS
H»ia»-«tade
Guard*
Prevent
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ifesto' Much Oi*ord«r.
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lour year». I ha*« takrn »»or* t» t
U m of l*»rana at. J
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Ila.
"I ran now ilo all of toy work in th«
hot»», milk th» mw*. tak««»r» of the
tnllk, and •>> forth. I th nk l’«vwne n a
m«»«t •>ond»»fut rrr tn me
“1 b»ll»ve 1 «'Old be in ImJ today it
I had not written t<> v i f. r advice
I ha
non» did n • any r 4.
"Pernna liaa mad» m< a»rk »nd hap.
V> I»t. I can never «ay loo lunch lor
Feurna M
Not only vomm of rank and lelaure
praiae l*«runa. hut th«* aboi** u»t, tir*
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n<4 ba without I>r
Hartman** world
renowned remedy
The dortor ha" ytrrc» ¡bed it f**r many
thousand «otnm r'*ry year and he
never fail* to rrtrtve a multitude of
letter* hke tha a ve. tha’iking him
henebte rr»eita*d
wonderful
runs.
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Hl Patorabtirg. July 54 —Th» <r»at
n»»r of today i* th» ailoptiou ol an ad-
drew to th» fieopl» by U m dvputiM to
parliament, who ametnblad at Viborg,
tli» langue«» ol which, with Ila r»voio-
tionaiy d»mam!» that th» pm-ple era»»
to foruieb uhxwj and troop» to th» go»-
»rnmeut and r»pu fiat» further luana,
afford* pretext »noogh for th» govern­
ment to lodge 11» author* in th» forti»»»
if it leal» »trong enough
A rumor • »»
rprea-l tonight tl a
th I* mor*» had
teen decided upon.
Copl«» of til» Bp P«»l to the people
are in the band* . .f all hl. Feteraburg
ne«*pa|<r*. but it will scarcely he
printed tomorrow, for the r«»s*<n that a
•Hicltmeet of police i* posted at the
door of every new •paper printing office
in the city, with order* n t to permit
any {■•*|xr* to leave the building until
author»aed by lhe«*neof. The author*
itiee hope by *<|ual(y vigorous measure*
to prevent the pul bmHon ol the appal
in other cltiee. and in the meantime to
nullify the I mu of the people a* I«» the
l«oasible rffx t of the appeal.
Meanwhile the merre« of the Russian
people« slow of tlwiught nod action,
bate not yet rot>**d tbemaelvee to the
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cava • ' <4. »• »ure to !->
low the <1 seulution <f their parliament.
Miti»»r disorders are reported from half
a dc<a«n eitlee. An imiptent anti Jew
•h outbreak at <Mr*ea has been check
ed by llie police
A sympathetic strike
ha* been i «gun *t the Khaikov rail*
r« ad thopa« which may Inaugurate a
general tietip uf communication, lost
St Peterwhurp* M* •«<•»>w ami most of
the other great «enter* are *till calm
SECRETS OF DREADNAUGHT.
Bfthth Admiralty Makes Putbic
Plan of Armament.
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TERRIBLE TO RECALL.
Five
Weeks in Bed With loteneeiy
Painful K»dney Trouble.
«nnoumrmmt regarding the t»altle*hip
lheadnanght is contained in a whit«*
«►•k on naval construction th* past
year, which «as letued tonigli I. Be*
•i<lcw ten 12 inc!* gun* anr.onm< ». the
I>r*adii«»ight will have 27 Im pound
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five submerged tcopedo tubes
In the
trrangemeiil ol the armament sii of
the tog gun* are mounted tn pair* on
the « enter line of the ship, and the re
maiciing lour are mounted in pairs ar
hr- ad»i les.
In vir« «d the in’«lern pdentialitiee
( torpedo h at*, and considering »•*
jM . ally the rhemes <>f a t«»t| e lo atta« L
toe. rd ths end of the battle, the anti
< rp<do I mmii gun» are aidely srparate«l
♦<i that the whole i f then cannot I*
diva^ied by ooe shell.
The S|»red is designed to l»e 27 knots.
T «e bunker capacity is 2.700 ton*,
with which the Prealnaught ran »team
'» HOd *r* mil«** at economical tp ed
and 3,600 mi1** at IM^ knots.
The estimated «« »t of the Dread
otught. in fading gana, is |M,vn7 inf»
Mrs Mary Wagner, »I 1367 Kossuth
Ave , Bridgep it, C<-r.n . says
“I *u
■u weakened and
generally run down
with kidney dis
ease that (or a long
time 1 caul«! not do
my work and was
Are weeks in Ixd.
There was o»ntin-
MANY BURIED ALIVE
uai bearing down
pain.terrible i«a< k*
Buiid ng »n Massachusetts Town Col­
achat,
headat'hw*
lapses on Workmen.
ami nt times dissy
*|*eiia when every­
H mth Framingham, Maas., July 24
thing was a blur — Al least right at*d pvrl ajw twice that
before me. The j tiwag«* uf the kidney num «er of mamma, plumbers *nd Ital-
a*« rations wvrw irregular am! puriful, an lab «rm were ciushvd lo death to
an«l there wa* « maderable sediment lay in the sudden collapse of a build
an<l odo*
I d m ■ kn >w what I wcnld i'g »« pr<» re* of erec tion on Cot curd
have done but I r !> an'* K id nay, Pill*
vtfert. while ten other* were drag get I
I could ace an Improvement from the >1 »fug out of the wreck, s»int seriously
first bui. ami five t*»ie* brought a finsi ■ njared.
At a l«te boar tonight ten
lien were mieelng and a large lores ol
Hold by all dealers.
60 cents a bus
aborers was al work on Ibe rums,
Fatter-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N Y.
watching for the dew«!.
Fire.^en and members of the Ninth
rgiiiirnt of Infantry ol the stale mill
I is* in camp here, snrreeded in digging
I ut halt a duarn it j ired, and lalei
I < und others.
Bay Schools Are Opened
han Francisco, July 24.—I he public
<honl* ol han I ram i?co opened Mon
lay for the first time since the fits
\* nearly 30
Y nh MEN. Old MEN. Middlt.Agtd MEN j md were well attended.
«cboul hui ding* were deetroyed, the
Semi for free pamphlet in t«laiii rover
Teils alkout an appLam» l* at in*urm srhools in k mv of tl»e district» were
happiness, health and sucv «- m in life Emdly ovetcr« w led, and will t»e eon*
Free- act «I h-lav.
fueled on the ha!f*day »emion plan. The
POATlAftD APPI I AM r (O.
‘t.thti u*. h »ever, were more favor
P. O. Bo« 25
PortUod. Ore
«hie than had l*een eipected by the au
boritiee. Acbool Direcotor Oliver sell-
uated that the r«g*lr»tini» is about
10 per cent of the cbildten registers«!
I liefote April 18.
mule T eam
BORAX
Will produt«- Whiter, (. leaner
CkMhes In Your I aundry I han
An> other Art it le " ¡th less I abor
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CLASSIFIEDADVEKTISING
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farui to warrant the bu idiug of • gra'a
I mi *, partbiilarly »Iwo one *••• '• butit
for a »er, »auatl »um and with but little
lsb«*c Viu* b * b«»i 'l* easily «Vi^u*tFU* ts«l
from dry g«««l» t»*»». im < u < • unmber
f tb» »aut» »i»e to obtain lb» d»»lrwd
capacity aiul earthing ttwai »ml to «»d.
faatening ttiwui together <* not a» de
•tred
Tire front» ar» cut eu aa to oh
t*lu thi» pro(>er «l*ut sml ttsn • cover
• tu*«!* so timi !!♦* bul oc t*»iws uisy
bo |tnkkj if noa-wwasry
iMvIsiooS SFW
m*«3s In tl»* lu«!-ls In •--* • nlsn»'* with
f !»♦
i.f r.t h k'4 '»T gr»’U to
ti* atorwd
Tbr bni*w sr* •*< on
*b»ut fiftsm in«h*s high and ssch’of
tlHMM* leg« has an invsttc*! rap of tin
(4*<-rd ou It usar wt»rrs tb* kg Join*
» Je»'tk»u with many poultry men. _ There
are two brvah of guinees. the |*«rl
| and the white guinea Tb* ¡«car! guinea
!• uf a wilder di*|Mwiti«>u than tb*
g
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Both ^*«w*i* are ab’Ul
• the same star. The flesh of the pearl
guinea I* d*rl>«*r than that of the
white, which make* the nbit* guinea
preferable as a table fowl IL »th Y»r*rd*
of gu t»*** ar* g-»d »ummer egg pro
‘luiv-n They l«-gin laying in April or
May and c-.utiuue to lay until late In
I the fall. 1 b* paari guinea l* very aeu
•Itlvo about having her ne*t dl*turtw*l
and often Irate* tbe ttr»t if a part of
her egg« *r* rru»ov«d Tb* white guinea
I 1* nut ao (Hirtlrular |!*>U< her t>e*C am!
will o«ntlnue to |«y In tbr nr*t if only
utic egg I* left ¡n II. thir while guinea*
j often Uy In tb* ue*t b>»xr* In the p«»ul
try b«»u»o with the Fhlcteu beu*
jGuiitr-*« are valuable ln*ect destroyer*
! They win oa( I bmmm - u that the cblckeo*
j <111 m»t, iu< h a* th* (Hit*to bug and
;gix«*Hirrry worm. I notlcr*! our guinea*
;p:-k ng tlx worms off the g»«»wherry
. bu*lxo amt M a Wurm r*< aped that
I thr fuuiMV r«»u!d rrarfck They pk'kad
1 tlx * >nu* off a* high *« they vwuld
lump.
lit»*»
Tilt IlfiMt MAK OSAlN noX.
t!**» bn«. TI h >* tlitt *BI ptwvsut vrctulU
In tl»r sb.ii** of nt* and m • from
easily 'limbing up tbs box »«»«I getting
it it», •¿rr.t .i
if •!»•* •' I ! )4'
division* may 1*» lined tnalds so a* to
mak«* thsni more vermin proof lb* Il
hislraliun «bow« how simple th'* grain
b<ti U
Indianapolis New a.
»hearing »lirrp bp Machlur
I hive u«-tt h «tw-cp «hv.irliig m^
. blur f«»r tbr l«*t five or vii yewrs.
In
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l.rrtjie
Par ,c A<r,or.g Odctia Jews.
Oil»»»». July 34.—Tt>» J.w» bar* ar«
n a (tat* ul panic, frarin, an anti
l«»i»h outbreak a» the rr»ull of the
killing of a .tlunken l'«>»»ark who r»
<nlly wan«fer«a through th» J»»i»t>
Lmrter branditblng hi» »alx-r and
' •boulln*
“fteath to th» J»»».'* Go.
I «rnor Ganeral Kaulbir», a«l<itraeing ■
talrgalion of J.a. today, said
"I
rm<h for my »ol4l»r», but 1 it <inah|e
to »ay aha' th» Coaaack* or Chriitlan
civilian* might do.*’
Th» »hgbt»»t
nri'lent might «tart trouble. t\>»'»« k»
| thi» morning Io «led thr«» <l»«i»h »hop«.
tin»»-
Tlx girdling or ringing of grapevine*
Is done to Increase tbr stae of each
cluster
It I* not d«ux generally, bow
ev4*r. although *i'Uw find the metbo«l
profitable
Tlx bark I* eutlreiy re
moved Ixlow tlx fruit clutter about a
mouth bef-tre tbr ¡wrlud of r!|«cuiiig
which hasttMi* maturity at».ut a week
or tw<» and rnlargrw the bunch ami
Iwrrire
Tbr *ap aiu>rud* through th«
I |M>n-» of the wtmm | to *u«taln grow th
< but the r! a bora tod *np d»*»< -end* through
| the wood and th* bark attd can go m
low«r than tlx point at w hich i ! m » glr
¡ He 1« made, where It «tops am! Is util
I ixed hi f«-edhxg the grap**. Home In
'J'i. y .« d-«l>»‘ tbr \h*"l<»n th«* g rtlb*
, -in*! hen« o it may not pay on an rxteu
I <d v r »«'a |c
Carl trbwre.
Mo other m.» .i f f »r»-.gn birth ever
sb> w*d such flue evuxmaud of tlx Kng
Hah lau<u*ge or used It so f*llcltou*ljr.
A man who >>bje«-ied strongly to bl*
polltk'S but admired bls talents as a
writer oo-'e said
“I wish Mr Bcburs
couldn't write so well; I <x»uld hate
him better.** lu 1977 t’arl tk'burs via
it^l Boston to make a *|wevh against
Benjamin F Butler, who wa* running
fop Governor of Ma«** br.*r<t«. W'bile
arguing < n the queatlon of the restunp
tk u «>f *i*m is |»Aynxnt«, au l«sue that
»»• paramount at
that
time, Mr
Jkbun ilkctxd “iuflathm** to a ba Boon
filled that ha«t carried tlx American
nation »»ff It* («-et.
At that time he
made ux of tlx following elprr»d«»ii
uhi» b brought tlx imnoMux aihllrucr
that greeted him lu Hs f«x<
We have
placed our fret <»u solid ground again
«tad w* prv»i**'*»' to keep them there.**
V ppre«*lalt«>a
M||*ve you svrf »**-u ILvmlH playrd
pre< l*sly as you thought It *h »uld heY”
“No." an*wrr<r<l Mr
Htorniington
11«rues “I Ixw of'rn wi«b«>4 I might
be a ^setator st <^n* of my own per
farfusucuik** Wa»hmgt«»n Ktar.
Te Krsak ia New M»w**
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Il rute* bot, *«0*tin* a h!i*g
, < ut*« nxt»*. !»»<*«• tag nai • a 4 >-<*»* • At
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Hl»l*n
Il»* niAcbttiF* hAvr I nhwi very much
‘.mprwvcd lu tln»t time
I lw* ftr*t knlf*’.
r • UppiT». th.it 1 had wry so*’ii K”’
< lt.gg«-*l. and did poor work or *h«-rp
that bad fins or oily *••»>!. or bad any
wrinkle«
*T! m * one I now have, u-«*l
on th* ertiue nisi bine, »ill dip any kind
.f n «h«*<*p or wool, Now ns to tbr dl
re» I «pic«tlon. !!*• ttu» mio hliMi any sd
vaiitag«* over hand work? Ho long «•
we bad tbr old fa«blonrd •twarsr«. win»
nuh! turn off thirty to forty atwep h
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well sheared. I h«d Bo
of H
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<• to »i;*- ■ ■ i • ' i>K‘‘r. nnd
• m . 4t|»r I»f the • art ity «»f wb«*rp (<*»
young UHfi took up abrnrlng it I*’
t'iimr a problem to know how to get
th«» «beep well «nd economically stmnr
«*d. The men who were unueed tn If
’(».»! only cut the »beep and tangled lip
the w»x»|, but they would «bear only a
few «beep per day. n bl« h made It ex
|M>n*he
4«>r tlil*
1 put In »
filli* h'«»*
Th* 1l*A*iSft* At T
4AÜ •, <-n
dtr*d
“Ab. w*ll." xb*v •* I
h»nk Low io i h
mor* 4:«a*fr«»u* it might Ear* liest* it w»
ba4 h«4 to msk* * b »rr- I wires! !“
Iu*t*r, as if to v*r4y tb«>r word*, cam*
th* lt**A«*n fl>
wa-a-4 * «»rn IIr«•»-«111»«
(urti br*itlliig work. *UII in II* In
fai»*-), nlr*M«l) ha* Mp**ll*iÌ l>mtlt fnr
uiMnj gruWFr*
Mitrrhil In « t * ìi *** I r
yiehl. due in large measure to plnut
ing improv«'«! te*t«»d *«i‘‘l. baie l«H*n **»
general that farmer« everywhere arc
idopting le-tler metho*!* of *«•«<! “rlit*
.«»u
And other «vHiiitrie* iithtiug what
i t«
in- umpli*bed by
Ainvrh’.tD
•urti breeder*, bwve taken »tep* to fwl
low tle'ir rxa-Mple Heeehtfy itti Amer
4U m «*«I <«»rn brc'-dlBg <N».-t»paiiy ship
¡«t| IJMai bushel* of (X»ru to the agri
'ultural <ie|Mrtmmt of the Egyptian
¿•ivenimeut.
’Tin- «uviue mmpiny ha*
ilsu ei|wrted an <»r ler of
pound*
•f need curti t<> .Vi»tralla. wlwrw It will
e u***»| in brei-dlng work « »ndmtcd by
he agri ultural auth »rll •** «»f tint
ountry
It Is to the «virn t>eit of
ltuerh.1 that tile |*c«»plr< of the earth
«»me for • *»rn
thir ««»rn »T"p I* tin1
•nvy of all rlvllised <x»untrk* w In» h
iine»t <»r «!« n<*t grow corn.
U bile
l>vrka.
Ti»e White Tekin la « p -pular <! h > k
which ha* a di«tin«-ttve type ewparUB)
it* own, and differing from «11 <4h»-r»
¡u 'll*e *li«|*s am! «-nrrlage of It* b«»d>
rt>e legs an* *et f*r back* which «'.»U’e*
th* bird to wail In au upright ¡«»«Itlou.
In *l*e tie-««- du« k* are very large *ome
leatidng a« high nv twi-uty p un<!«i to
tlie pair
Tbrlr fie*h 1« very delh-ate
am! free from grt»««ne*« and they are
r«»n*ldered among ttw» lie*t of table
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INFÁNTS/Cniíbltt
Promotes Digestion/ hrrrful
ness and Resi Contait» neither
(hÑutn.Morphine nor Mtner.il
N ot N amcotic .
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lion. Sour Slonuch.DiantkH'.i
Worms Convulsions 1 ever t sh
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Dr. A l' l*ecler, ot St Loula, Mo. aay* "1 ha<» pr»»<-rtb»4 your Caatorta
In many raaea and ham klwaya found It an rfflrirnt and aperdy remedy "
Dr. E Down, of I-hlladrlphla. 1"*, aaya. "I bar» i>r»a<rlb»d your <‘aa-
torta In my prattle« for many yeara with grvat aatlafattlon to my*»lf and
twnrtlt to tny patient«."
Dr. Edward Pwrrlnh. of Brooklyn. N T. aaya “! hara uaed your (’«»-
torla In my own houiwhold with good reaulta. and hara a I t I mh ! ae«»ral
patlrnta to u»a it for It» mild laiatlva »ff»«'t and fr«wdom from harm **
Dr. J' Il
of X.-w York City, aaya ’ Ha»tng «luring th« | act atg
year* prescribed your Caatorla for Infant 11« atuma<-b dlaordara. 1 moat
heartily common«! Ita um .
Tho formula contain« nothing drlelerloua
to the moat delicate of children"
Dr C 0. Sprague, of Omaha. Nab., «ay«: "Tour Caatorta la an tdaal
medicine for children, and I frequently 1 re», riba It. While 1 do not adro
cate the ludlacrtmlnata um of proprietary niedhlnea. yet Caalorla la an
neeptloQ for comlitlona which ar I»« in the car« of children "
I>r J A Parker, of Kansaa City, Mo. aaya “Your Caatorta hold* tba
< .teem of tha medical profeaalon in a manner held by no other proprie­
tary preparation
It 1« a aure and reliable tnedlcla« for Infanta and chU-
«Iren In fa. t. It 1* th» unlvtraal household rrmedy for Infantile aliment. "
Dr Ji F Merrill, of Auguata. M*. aaya: "Caatorla ia one of th« very
fneat and moat remarkable renwdlei for Infanta and children
In my
opinion your Caatorla haa *aved thouaand* from an early grave
I can
furnlih hundred* of tratlmonlala from thia locality a« to Ila ctn.'lency
am! merlta“
I>r. Norman M Geer, of Cleveland. Ohio, aaya: "During the laat twelve
years I have frequently r» ommanded your Ca t .ria aa on« of th» beat
preparation» of th* kind, being »afe In th» hand* of paventa and very *(■
fectlva In relieving children a dlaordrr«, while th« »a»« with whh h auch
a pleaiant preparation can be admlnlatered I» a great advantage “
GENUINE
CASTORIA
ALWAYS
Tar Sin.le 5«<»»turr < t
NhW YORK.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER
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In Uso For Over 30 Years.
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B«.irdh-i« ti-ir b ) i« «mtirrty
free
fr«»m barí»*, uu|e>« tlx imrd is nci’ldrnt
illy mivd with *o nr other variety |t
|<M-« uot yiekl »«> Well a« some of the
*-.«rded » ri». m»r I* It a good malting
bitile).
It G a g *«l feed for pig«*.
• I»e»p or fowl* and for horse* when
rU'hetl
It* distinguGhltig advantiig«-
i* that It stami* up well and ripeo*
»rry early* coining off tbr ground suon
«qvuugh to let the cl»«v»-r or alfalfa smu
vlfh It take p>«w««ion I» f««re It I*
mu ll wrakutM by shading. It |* the
« ta I nur*e crop yet found for clover or
ilfalfa, and for that purq*•«• 1* recoin
mended*
MIIII um Sera*.
Tlx largest fenced pasture field In
tlx t uitrd Htatrw la on tlx lUackfrrt
I ik II mu reservation. In Montana. Th!*
field contains I.J sbmsm » acre*, and the
JiMi miles of bar ! vire fence Indoa*
Ing it b*v* been completed. About 4<*>.
■ *i pounds of w*rw were revguirod for
ths work
There are (MVW bead of
attls wintering In tills pasture, half
of wbbh belong to tlx stockman, who
tre payliqf fur tlx privilege uf pastur
age.
» Iel4 at a
w Hire rvKiN ox « is.
oo D rops
1 Ht Ol b FASHIONED JI Mi’IK.
(hr
‘ U Id tor Otar Aiatr ysart
Leiters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to Chas. II. I letcher.
S.
i«»r
T*«» V»»t klr.4 ct a «»»«Imonlal —
I
AXfCeUiMc Prepara!¡na ferÀs
sitnilating VrFocdandKegul.1
I»o«*«j
There is one thine that will
cure It—Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It is a regular scalp-medicine.
It quickly destroys the germs
which cause this disease.
The unhealthy scalp becomes
healthy. The dandruff disap­
pears, hsd to disappear. A
healthy scalp means a great deal
to you—healthy hair, no dan­
druff, no pimples, no eruptions.
NFANT MORTALITY is something frightful. We can hardly realize that of
all the children born ia civilized countries, twentytwo per cent., or nearly
ono-quarter, die before they reach one year; thirtyseven per cent, or more
than one-third, befine they are five, and one-half before they are-fifteen!
Wo do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save a ma­
jority of these precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many of these
infantile deaths aro occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations. Drops, tinctures
and soothing syrups sold for children’s complaints contain more or less opium, or
morphine. They are, in considerable quantities, deadly poisons. In any quantity
they stupt fy, retard circulation and lead to congestions, sickness, death. Castoria
operates exactly tho reverse, but you must seo that it bears the signature of
Chas. II. Fletcher. C.i. toria causes tho blood to circulate properly* opens tho
pores of tho skin and allays fever.
CASTORI«
If the li »gi <»rr growing a* fast and
doing vs well .1« they • an «to, tiuthlng
, i* iie<••le-.| iu the way of medicine. Bn!
f th»-y nrr .1 little off in any way, a
i few do*ra of th«* following will straight
I ««ii them Up.
W oil ch.in -Mil. I p >un<! . sulphur. I
1 ;»»und . ►tMlhiui chloride. 2 p»unds; so
liilin bicarbonate. 2 puimd" , sodium
'•)p*»ii!pbiir. 2 |N»unda; •»«dlum *ul
¡»hate. I p»uml; antimony *u!pht<lr. |
¡¿» h II m I. I'uhvrlir and thoroughly mix
: The «I »••• 1« a Lxrgr tHbh--‘j«K.inful for
••:«• h Jv«i pounds weight of I h »<* to br
trrated. given «»n«v a day. The bogs
still ertt till* in \r(| In thrlf food, tiulnw
OT) HL w boll it wlHMild be {toured lilt«»
them, mixed In water.
For that
Dandruff
Save the Babies.
\ t'amidim farmer »ay* that then
| ;• nothing yet dimxiverevl so useful .n
■ breaking a «'olf In winter a* the old
fafthioiied “Jumper ’* A Jumper I* situ
,dy miidr of tw<t «api ng* twenty fti’l
r more long. Wrakrm-t! nlM»ut five fret
from the butt rtxd« by •»having the up
|M r aid«*« half through, so that I Im ¡»ole»
•cig when the rider 1« on tbr seat and
Hix coll bitched. The seat I» *up|>ortrd
! ’»y four |M»*t* and the h >r«e 1« plat-ed
; far out in the »bafta. A mlt cannot g
over backwarda with this.
Hr)»Bt«lla«,
Mtaa
i ' e« i- «if ttx new v!1-
•
‘I—t«r> II.»*»- y<u I m J rd of Dr
Mrdicu* *! m » ui beret
Native Rather, mum! |M> you •re
thsit b**rtr*x and <*rri.»g*-« guin* by over
tlxreT That * «»nr of bl* fuixrahu —
llívrtxr * Werkle.
11«
Her
I:.
”l«o«»k. papa
• I lb*4 little ’A»y
*fxt’* f ■
* -> '■»’ »■
£
turf >* • • t,
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G* ■ I
owl ♦ * f S-r
MWait I
Jaj » . - t j j
•
tank *mpi?
«.»wta
From
Publishing Rawotutionar* Man­
VA *(»r.
R eu* 1 »s lw*a usuriy 4k*»| for skxf
4una< tb» l»»t w«*k- I « mo M •r»r«wl>
k««p *w*k< wk « I «a* wr • j bat »to»)
that wa* priât»« y««t»r4»»
Miau* I
•**‘iF b»b»’» •*
It af
freied a>. th» ** •••»•
I »•• rvad
: m< il (rem «ympa thy. I »upr» ••
F»»A »«« War* In **« m »|.
While In foal Ib» mar» do»» not nac
«.«uuirlly rvqulra food different in qUa|
Ity from that f*d al other thuea, but,
all tM«><* bring »«|uai, ttw <|uantl|j
íbould t« «umawbat larger
<>ata ar»
tlw hast f«M. J»t "hort* ami bran n>a;
tw f«d *ltt> brnrtl. lal rroulta. Ma*br«
«•an !•» <1 t » o orraakmailjr, and wtwrv
l*m»lltl» r«Mrti»d frod ma> I*.
at night tbr»» time« a week.
fowl* They are eii-olirnt layer*, aver
Portland Trad« Oír«« tor.
Bloodthsd by Railroad*.
vglng from !<s> to l.m egg* ea< h In a
N mm . »nd Addir.w. Hi Parti»«» »f *•»««■
Waaliingfo", Joly 21.—Th» acgidMt *rA«on. They are n«»n *ett«*r*. hardy,
.»■«•<>•* fl.»'«« twnw.
bulletin, which ha* jn»t i»»n i»»n««1 by easily ralarvl and tl* earliest In matur
th» fntaratat» Conioier«» rouimiMion lug of any dU' k*
IKBAM M».rt HA ■<’><» ». .»».HW» k. V •»
mi »,,:« t-H ih-w r't. I« rrw .-«lana
for th» thr«» month* ending March 31,
li«•«. • '»«d < «» . » mil
< •**
Make It a point ltd* «ummer to find
A calf kr|’t wintar and aumu>»r In
l‘HM, tho»» Ilia total Dtnbtr of raaual-
N»v*« i t.riiiM»
•
* r»x’»-/s*. »we
IM to pa»»«ng»r» and rmployva to 1« out aouva m»p <»r vegetable everybody thrifty growth at 2 yrara will mak» a*
». ■ •
fcv»ryth'nf
n<<
Mesti*** *»4
1» Sir*'
Th» number of paaaenger* aeein* to want« and that no one ba* mu'h mor» t»rf than on» neglectfully
and »mploya» billed in train acrid»nt» 1 grown to any extent In your neighbor k»|>t at twic that age. Th» profft will
FOI I.THV VUOI
If t ■« w»nl
O» *r
e<x« »<«• eri» u« hw n»* pWro< ol*r« •»**«» Ft
aaa 37«. Th» total number of collia* ivood. and grow that yourself next year. all b» found on the 2 year old and th»
fclHA Foi 11 hi Vthlm-acw* Mill* V*.
ion» an! derailrn»nt» waa 3.4i*O, of It Is q^ftr possible to make a crop oí loaa on th» »yearold; yet owner» of
Feri as t « »r >
_
ahirh ?a<* c.r!li»ion* and 1117 derail. ¡w»p¡i»m. cauliflower, »plnarb or egg th» latter hat» puraunl »och ayatem -
Fl AM*e * ol
*
«
an
ctAe ana»! t>r*«na * a <1 l‘«ne -n »e«y «tyni»nU
plant or some other nnuaual thing, one if ayatetn It ran h» calle«! with tlw
maul l affected pa»«eng»r train*.
W rte » • l'«L IdH »« ’C4 ’• V' ’* • l*T* AU*« -•
of the moat pn»fitable crops on th* idea that they were aartng money
utlbtri lie«- *«•? « «. FKt •”«!. •’»•«*»«.
two year*
farm. If tl>e dem am! Is good and tlx , Keep th» thrifty animal
lASTKh Me« at’d s .- .<•« v .-•« I’.
Britith Eapr»** Sympathy.
I« •!<**
g‘*.loa(»* »an, o * mo S»k to
• •**!* •«►•Ft
• r i Í.»r» r«ta• ng fr«* ; W<U»r
I.'imlon, Joie 2« —A Britiah ail lre»« supply In your nelghborb«vod llmite«L longer In th» *anw way. and «omethlng
MfaMtn «4 CnUrfm, M W Fourth m , >*>>ru*o«t
of »ympathy with the Knaaian p* pl» the asme thing la often true of squash <r»ry batxlaom» lo the way of t>eef will
F W. U.
Na 10 oe
and parliament i* being eirrnlaU.1 Along In tlx winter when fre*h vegeta b» tlw reault. while the Marveling can
Already th» » gnatu ar of many p»r*>na tdee are *« aroe. títere I* always a de­ nerer pay tlw »«pen»» of rrarlng and
I feeding.
mand in the city markets for squash.
II ar* been obtained.
Q«l<* Trw*.
Ml*« It.sto» i ixjr **y *b*'* eitrem»
I) haughty.
Ml** Tuurs I abouM *«y ao! Tlx
Isst tim* I uw txr aha wa* tailing
down tlx atrert In ——
Mi«* iLaltin Pardon ma; why do
you u«r tb*t muv lean eipreMlon? How
•xjuld *be go “a* III ng” down tlx *treet?
Ml** Tuur* Ka*y enough.
I **w
txr b«*t In Tanica Tlx Catholic Stand
a rd aud Tltuea.
How Good Food may
Turn to Poison
EC AY Ii not dl(*atl. n. you
know, aven whan it take*
place In i! • aiomach.
Food decayed tn th» body
(tier being eaten I* aa dangeroua to
-«.th aa 1«... d decayed b»t r» being »ai«n.
M UocawlU flu! Mr wtnai w . SaotMag
Food nouriahsa or pouona. )u*t aocord-
fiyrup th« I**« rwsaxdy U» q ** tut lb*|r *J*lldr«a
4uriug th*
< j «rto4
g to how king it remain« In th« Bo*«>a
undigeated.
Hostlrsr 11*4*.
Caacanta are th* »implex and aur»at
**M Jame« Hyde,** **y* tba Tari*
Figaro. * tlx exceedingly rich American Mleg.ard agalnat Delayed Digeailm y»l
who appertain» to tlx nn»*t high aoclety ' diacovered.
of New York, runice from <x>ujiuau<llng
a
a
a
at Parla a carrlag* rlactrk*
It la U
Sold In a thin Enamel Box. half aa
tha Frvni'h Indù*try that M Jame*
Hyd* I* addrroa«! hi mix If for to bave thick a» yuur watch, which Ilia Into th«
tba ttiogt comfortable, tlx nxxt cumino
veal pcckat or lady'* puraa aa II It grew
di«»ua and tlx u»o«t rlcgnnt of the vrbl
thara.
flea of t!x city.**—Tra naia trd by Har
In thia round-edged Enamel Bui are
rxr’a Wcoklv.
found ala »mail Candy Tablet*.
One ot the*« toolhaom» tablets work*
Rvati u* ' ‘»io < tvv » Totano. »
I ' • *• '
«ir.
I
F mawk J < BkNiY u>*Xr« o* h that h* I* wondart tor digestion.
x lor j*r’ner <4 th* firm «4 t J < iti'irà
S: . n as placed In th* mouth it itarta
1
■ • In th* « Itjr ot ft.iad«», < <«un- 1
ly • I .»»t*i< *t es* i *-d that »*i<! firm m l the :>».:va (lowing, which al one» gets to
pay iBramolONE HI M»kKt> IX’Lt.AHM h.r
•• h *< 1 errey « ••* » ( • « • « **M that r-«nn»i b* work dissolving it.
eu-*d by tb* uot ol H all • « 4 t *** m < t hjt
Th» Saliva becomes blended with the
FRANK J « hKkXY.
»worn to before m* a- 4 *ub*rrfba4 tn my , Candy Cascaret tablet, and from tha
presence, thl* ¿th 4*y of Ito'etnbrr. A !» jw*
mom«nt they start going down your
A ‘
throat together they start working to­
I...LÌ
WstsayrsM*
gether.
Ila: ■' aiai'h <• -atolak»n 1st.- a y. ■ >■!
Now. what do they work at? Bowel­
*
1 *
•I lb. ay,lem
e»».| I r le.Ulr. nl« •, !«<►•
work, of course —Digestion.
r 1 mi-.n a «.o . T.d»4o. o.
!
«■»> I by tVnr.t.'K TSe
•
as
Mau . F mu 'I, lilt, m » tI m beat.
Ila run Takakl Bay* four tifili» of
Japnn*w boys ar* now *t»lying
(Hob. and that It sill anon h».vn>»
language of Japan, and later of
world.
th*
En
the
tire
W nr. I.Ih» I».
“Griphter I» In nnaitclal »tralla, I
hear."
"Ikin'! believe It
I'll Iwt they're
flnancial
cnwkeJ«.** — I'luladelphla
lanlger.
Most of the D gastlon occurs tn th«
thirty teal of Intestines that connect with
tha Stomach.
They ve Hnad with a set ef little
moutha. that squeem Digestiv* Julcea
Into th« Food Satan.
Th« Digestive Juices thus mis with
the food. Just as Saliva mls«s with Caa-
earet tablets, dissolving and changing
that food Into nourishment, as It passe*
•long tha channel.
Tha Intaatinaa are also lined with mil-
Uona ol hula suction pump», that draw
the Nutr'.n -nt hum 1 d, *s It passa«
them in going through.
BOB
Th:* Nutrlrr.ant Is then carried lnt> tha
Bl-id. and spread over the Body as
Brain. Bone and Brawn.
But. when tha Bowel-Muscles are weak,
th» F 1 <■ : vea too »lowly to atlfliulata
th« little Castr.c Mouths and there is na
flow, or too little flow of Digestive Juice,
to change tha food Into nourishment.
Then, th« food decays in th* B«. wels.
and In the thirty feel ot Intestmea.
When thia Decay begin* the little *uc-
tlon pumpe draw Reason hunt the decayed
Food, Into tha blood. Instead ot the Nutrl-
t on It ahould have drawn.
Now. Cascaret» contain the only com­
bination of drug* that Stimulate* these
Mus -'es of th* Bowel* and Intestine* just
a* a Cold Bath, or cpen-alr Exercise,
stimulate* a Luy Man.
Caacareta therefore act like Eiercl*«.
They produce the seme sort of Natural
result that a Six M.le walk In tha country
Would produce, without any Injurioua
Chemical atfact.
The Veit Pocket Caacaret Box la sold
by ail Druggist!, at Ten Cents.
Be Bure you get th» genuine, mad» only
by th« Sterling Remedy Company, and
never »old In bulk. Every tabi»! stamped
' CCC.'1
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