The Santiam news., April 24, 1908, Image 4

;ring Medicine
l ANDSCAPI
Mil hael <
Sib.vet
nc best is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It
best because it does the most good.
While it makes the blood pure, fresh
and lively, it tones the sttrina. h to bet­
ter digestion, creates an a; ¡u tite, stimu­
lates the kidneys anti liver, gives new
brain, nene and di »tive str« ngth.
An unequak-d list of cures 40,366 tes­
timonials in tv. » y. irs
its merit.
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^ynip4'|’i<t';s
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oniia
il
A,
lllab.
the uninitiated nh», rver oom* of
> ninnali' a (•••rforuicd iu a game
football are beyond «ripianati«»».
• '■ry it lobi of a half back who
comp slued to bls family about the <n
justice ->f allowing football players to
wear head protectors
moat necea
I » H>uld tbluk II w
sary," »«iil hi» m«tber. » bo had wit-
n «sacci «ti» guaie wlth many tremors
"lawk Ut tiro front tcelti ymir poor
cousin Frederick losl!"
' l'Irat ntHV I h *.'* »r>ld ber Son
bornly. "but look at me. lesici i
tuo wre»-k» wlth a laute foot Jua fr**w
kh'klng a tellow's auregear!"
unjly; ! )ispi»I s î < »h I s « jh I Ì Lunl
lut» II» I till.sttll(lll<ltv.
DrJ fot MrnW
Tn-yotllK* tl • •■«• 1 rill,
Ti óot its B riwjit itti E|jt<
Ihr < »•
Mr« Chugwater« In l*Wii>g or«r ih«
morning
had «-«»mr art’jna a In»»
that
like thia:
gffr<»/»w|inl»i vOJMJh I»1
“JtMtotah.’* «he »Ahed. «bowtag it to him.
MwUai!
* thi« mean?**
**!t mean».** aald Mr Chugwater, “that
the line'« out of order.
old aturg.
Cao't
II
-ill wh
in .
It. but
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at K¡. .• -il-.irg
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lorn
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w>n<eJ an
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CALIFORNIA
FÍO Sfili P <’().
by Hfu>re il >to m<)iiu|vii tut «•<!, pi
b <1 on tltr
front «»fr» «»i p |»nrkii-|r
SOLO BT ALL LEADING üftUGGlST\
CMl» Al/«1 <Mtly.
teilt« P
INSURE YOUR HEALTH
*ND COMFORT
on stormy days
t’ !>0-; « L ill
otel moore
H
ALL TUE to E \1<
OPEN
ClATtOF BlACH
*‘T u £
I ni
l»ir*r»I« ea O ■
SUtlfit, 0R103N
h «»«-ri
Durable
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Guorontaed
C liff H ouse ,
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Waterproof
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H p L UHLUUfl
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ShouW
kish.
M.4I <4 the West is nsw country,
tiiersfnrs It la not surprising that enm-
jsratlvely fsw dsellings and farmsteads
wilhm her boundaries are surrounded
by attractively arranged plantings of
trees, flower« and shrubs.
Naturally,
the attention of nxst citIsens of Uris
great commonwealth has beeu ounflned
to the one Idea of money making, per­
haps (he place has leen morlvage*! and
every effort lout been bent to relieve
I hie condition; or, some may have set
a certain standard of money accumula­
tion and have devoted their ensugiee to
a< rtoing toward this goal. The result
of these eoodiltoaa has been that of set­
ting aa de the real lieantifying of (torne
grwutxU as a aevomlary consideration.
f«>l •»» I«'
*L<a*^U'4a Uto'
|K«
lU’i
Up th« s»«o« «
rm. MI4«« *<-■ 1
- tk«r« V«» q «
K/
Every H >ms Lever
Give A rentier.
Hy J K W»<nn. Fiv-'vww« »f ll><nl.wh.Mi
kvgwiiMni SlsUar. Mc«»i w
• dc
Trit #'*■ wf
Hotainn in» Jan
QAHDkNINtJ.
1.1 " EverVwlwrf
J
4afs
hpreial raV« bj tbe week.
DAM« J. MíMíllF-, l*r»»vr»••<«*<
An English n«w« ip< r ha<l Uit» death
At Hl rat tur I on-
antics the oloer day
William Bhak
Avon age »• .nt
speare
At teat '■
e e e
cures
O.AÄ SKIN DISEASES
DISEA
I here in an evaporation from the lx>dy going on continually, day and
night, thrr.u, h the |
ami glands . ( the kin
Tin» 1» n.itun '» wav <4
maintaining the ptopc..-’ tempe rature <4 our avdcnia and preserving the soft-
nestt aii'l flexibility .4 the akin .uni so long ns the blood is free from impur­
ities no trouble will result. \\ hen, however, the blood Irorn any cause
becomes infected with humors and acids, these to«» must be expelhd, and
coming in conta< t with tin- «kh. at<- fibres and ti-.-nc > with which the skin is
so sliundantly u| pl.< l they pr.xlucc irritation and inflannuation, and th«
effect is shown by I- <-;n t A. nc I’- ttcr, and skin allccttonsol various kinds.
These impurities and humors get into the l»i.»»l through a deranged or
inactive condition ol th« w t< t:i ; tl.c members wli>->c duly it is to carry off
the « ott. in 1 i-
m.;!' r i ■ t! I |y f.ul to prooerlv |Nti- tin their «• ik,
ami this impure fenn ntinj iti.itb r is I (t in the .»>ntcni to he absorbed by
the blood
I h. -. .in r n 4 only ahc. ted by p-.i- .-ns generated within the
system, but |»>i»-us from without,
such as Poison Oak. I'olaon Ivy,
Nettie K m I i , cli . enter through the
open pons and glands, and so thor­
oughly «Io they bccotue rooted in tiie
bl«xx| that they are ever present,
or return at certain seasons of each
year to torment the sufferer. Salves,
washes, lotions, etc., cannot cure akin
diseases.
True. su< h tr.-.ituient re
licvcs sonic of the it. hing and dik-
comfort, and aids in keeping the skin
clean, but it does n it reach the teal
cause, and at best can l< only palli­
ating and »'».thin,-
\ thorough
cleansing «4 the I.Io .1 is th. only certain cure for skin dis- .iscs. S S. S
a gentle acting, ife bl-- <1 puriticr. ma le entirely <4 vegetable ingredients
of the fon-st and field, s the pt |x-i treatment
S S S goes down into the
circulation, ami neutraliii. s the o< ide and humors, thoroughly cleansing and
purifying the blood, and curing skin affections ol even kind. It supplies
" • ' • • ’ y J ' ■
» - •. • • ■ r>»
’
» ' v
j •
pie ncglrw t tine all-lmporiant matter,
is found In tba fact that scarcely one
person in a Ihooaard »tepe a»l4e and
givei the matter adequate thought.
Although one may appreciate the at­
tractive plarea of other», «till the idaa
of tusk I: g iiie own plate equally attrac­
tive is tar from the Imagination. A
third ?!a«a of J*- J » are tho-e’ who
really love the to>.'h wbirb net re
gives the home eiirroundlngs, but from
lack of f"t»th<Hight and »yaternatlc
planning the r rf! uta fall far »Ixrtof
success
All of these els»»«« of home­
makers can profitably devote some at­
tention to thia eubject,
commonly
known as ‘‘lan<f»<*ape gardening,” and
ite application to hornea of our country.
The ultimate aim of al) lamlscapo
gardening, whetlicr conduetoed on a
small or on a large scale, should lw> to
preeent a pleasing picture. In other
words, landscape gardening tiay be de­
fined aa ti.e art of arranging and group­
ing trees shrubs end fl wors io euch a
manner fl at a picture of undeniable
beauty prevails from season too season.
It a not enough that the materiel
eho«en for the elantlnga should give an
attractive display for a single eoaeou,
•ueb as the painter pla-c« upon hie
•ama». t> it the gwMtlui »h > I I g i
farther, preeentiDg material tr>at will
give Inerraaing variety and alluring
beauty for each day, each week and
each month.
s
From this statement of the subject
It is quite evident that ths !an<leca|>e
gardener who wields the tools which
nature places at his diep-oal cccnpie« a
pall Ion 111 equal footing with the artist
« ■
he bru«'h in transfer- |
these pl* tures to the canvas
Yet it is
quite jxjeeible for tn<«t of ua to play the
|«rt of the former, even though it le
in a very limited manner.
Aa many
painters are imitators to a great degree,
if ora ahould imitate the works cd
others In the arranging of plants, he
would be committing no unpardonable
sin. In fact, this latter tuethoil of
priredute la likely to prove th« most
fruitful means for the average person to
employ; at any rate, it will serve ad­
mirably lor the purpose of giving an
Idea of th» kinds of plants to select and
the grouping methods m at pleasing to
the eye.
On ths other hand, it la necessary
that the person who ia to become the
amateur landscape gardener should un­
derstood si me of the prime essentials
and common sense rules of thia art.
Where shall the flowers be ple«ed?
Khali the trees end shrubs come In the
middle of the lawn or ehall they And a
more appropriate location in e>me
other point? la It gocwl taate to make
walks and roads tn curvo»? These and
many other questions naturaljy arise
in the minds of thnee who ale carefully
prospecting in thia aubject.
Il th»ro-
f re irehoovee na to get some basking
idea of there various topics.
Every
home-lover ahould give ample attention
to thia subject.
B bi W f
E A DÔ >N PORTLAND
W ■■ M
DOINQ WORK FOR
B fianBIV the
best people
a*4
.
1« po«ttlv« prvot *’F U m *
•>>4 cBRÍ4e»i<e <*«f p« I «ver,»til <k*< v«Mif ln«4
ti««»«
i« »•. Dp«<uh«t« al way« in at*«ndan<«, • h'a t*Mf totehb *»« to*r»vr j lxt»«4 <i** »’><»♦•
ea« ««<1
*-”ed t«4
«Maar-bf pr*'«>H bn4 «tottfMaaM »«»*•*' aa. Lady attend­ A kelise l«Mll tfcbt «a ft«*«
>»->*•«4 •• Ik»« t« to M»H fo9
• hffffli»«.
ant
|>re«eM
T a •*<«*« th* V««t ranula
» ••t b*ff«r« IlM
Rcltebl« Paini»*« Dantista — O’»»
Rlil«*KI|V M4 tto- r kjkarM »ter
e«t.
vhr-d Pianti»
Atglirto ft«4« «< fl* ill.
a«M. C«*>d WocM »nd Qtut te Servi*.«.
I «bfftlaatka« he« a<*4 l**U«4k W W« 4e«'?<4 y««i
•'AND IT DIDN'T HURT A R!T°
CM Mb*« T. F. k' IM «f
f^fODOtù Mf» 4«.
Paini««« Rvtraction, M c«ntu Kitract> >n Pre«
Our lore« te «o ort«ftl»«J that w« can 4o
wlk«a plaice of fcr.jge« *rr ord» «j Flaire f «»4 up.
Be«t Pint« Work —P«flfc«y* »•«? «••«« have be.-s»« yxjur «nur« Crown. Brad«« «od Flaw Work
•• abe’.*» «i»»t it 1«
' r tn 4r«U ref » a bf^dfr
IQ » «Uy tl n«««M»ry.
Tk*"
«d4 efl-jm*« «re rem .»rd e ib»ci <MM9tg «0« Ot«
•trgtoteet F«tn, > a 4 a ptnt« *• *<t«4 l< tb* y»U<* fl ta p«f
tevtlr h will
veH aa4
it» w*rk *f »«et^atnf
fcMbf te«4 Mt e/brftefilf. \to Itto m* »r yeera «top«? race ia
Ib e «ari will g«A**nt*< MUaftKti«»« »a «e«r»
Crown »nd limit« Worti
H'fl a ebasie tn e^mi;
y«qif inrteftti app««r>c « and r*> a ftotof 4'gr«eiaa Anea
«b« I k b ef t««th in prwy-rly m » bm
«bea •
bri4g« c«« W
Ibd» WIÜ c«M* ae 4ib*«ia>nH «bafl.
HO HATES
W. A.WISE^s5?
t-tshtwt«* •• »be Sass It.
, »
t-
Pe-ru na Pre- **®^
»anta Calciane____
Cold.
Molkers wtll find Mr» Win»’ w»s a. (Stag
Syrup th. u »I remedy <■ us» tu« io»ir <s»U<Ues*
• urutg ;b» tesUUbg psriod.
«•••»•••••»««>
Many people potaisl in tiding on the .Irrel car». Insufficiently pn troted
by ohAbing
With all th« In parti» iy <.f the par­
They start out jwrhaps in the beat of tiia day, aud do not feel the need
tisan. Prof. Prlra set fortu the ron-
of wraape.
The rapid moving oft he car cools the l>«ly urduly. When they »««rd
tentlona of tsvth political partlre regard-
tbe car pethB|w they are rligh: y j-*•; 1 .
' •
lng the tariff.
conditl n it is «aeily chilled. Tbla is eepwially tri.» when a perren Is tit­
At the c>»»e of bls talk he was snr-
rounded by the f r iruibers of the
ling.
Beginning a street car ride In the middle of the «lay end ending it Io the
Woman's t’urrent Events < tub.
evenir g aln><»l invariably requires •sirs wrap«, but people do mt ob-erve
"Ob. Prof Prl'f." ■ iwd the fairest,
: there precautlnna. h«t>c« they catch old.
“thsnk you so mu- h for jmor pertwtly
Co.'iia are very freqner.t In the Spring on this account, and aa th* Sum­
lovely talk! I tit 'b rsr.ii d all ab<>ut
mer ad ranrwe they du not deer rase. During the Spring in >ntl>o no one
the tariff now. It a just like a lover's
oltoald think <4 it ling on the car without being provided with a arap
comparison» the free traders are the
A cold caught ui th» hprmg is liab e I" la t t: r ¿h th»- ent rr •"! tier
other girls!"
Great caution should be observed at this season agsinat cip< uro t > told.
During the drat lew plrarant days of bpring, the liaility ol catch ng o dd ia
great
No woni'et an many fwople acquire muscular rheumatu.i; sr 4 ratsrrhal
di»««.< ■ .bn ing Au» •«»“ n.
vm n i «« » n»>i • i »4,
-pt. ■' •' - v-
; r. n •
c !• •
'■ •
I
rertv»e«ly
Plata.
A'latti Zawfos- What'«
got you
•>U«h interested In Chat there paper?
Job Mturhey I'm looking over thia list
of a hundred men tbsl ow. » sll the
money In th» country
I thought tnebhy
my name would be th«rv, but It aia'L
Well, I did nt uni* h ‘iprr* to hnd it, no
bow.
If a man li«»-*
bls
pocketbook,”
who finds It Is no boiler than a ttoh'f
If he doeum't return II."
••Yes." rejoined *l>e démoraliser, "hut
If - ip-
■!» -
■
!.. i f. : o« - ; »••!
book »<dl. It cuiiH-a like pulling teeth
to give It up."
.4
e»omry v «u «.li
- |
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or,
S ul >. fi I |f <■ I ■.«*' tcs» • a r » >• »♦ «
p< ' t li» t »
Inruraht«*. F-«r « <?*•< w-»t»y t
i f tttounv rj iC •
di «•*«■<’ Bh«1 J>rwrrlh*»'t
»««rat ren>rvi»r« and h,
fai in
lo
«ufo
<re»tn.’ni. prua «un* t-4 il tn
eur«blr
Welmec ha* pfo.m »*«i»rthtr»
a
ronwiltiill itaI <1 .a»and iheroioro
rt*n»tl uib’tifel tn’-.t«reni
«tarrh • ure
•« '
a •-
! ’ v i
’ '
‘
j -.ie.1-
Oblò. U
«»tilt ernie fOttlmial euro on t r
trark«!. li 1« t«àrn taier? «Hy Infrom 1«
to a |< aajw'»ttoiul If urta
on thè
M» m » I fltn«l rnu <■ >r»t « *uri«< » » (J ih» ayirtem
?h*»yr <‘<trune
.«r» »»»r nnr « •»e H
t •
a t
r ¡
' ti - ’’i»i •' u ; '■ '
j -wr
r
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' 1 1* t. • •
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lrg to uiiectltms on the bottle, and continued until every syti ¡> <>ni disap­
pears.
I\> not put It <>ff. Do not arete tim» by taking other reme lire. Berin
at orc« to take Peruna and Continue taking it until you are positive that
the oold haa entirely disappeared. This may save jou a Io rg and pe bapg
«erlou» Hines« later on.
Bad tiled» from told.
Mr. M J. Ihniaili, x.cr.ta'V It;
Ing Material Trade» Council, 151 Wash­
ington BL, Chicago, III., wiitea;
•'I have found your medicine to be
unuan»llv • fficaclons in getting nd of
laid effects from <oU, and more espe­
cially in driving away all symptoms of
catarrh, with which I am frequently
troubled.
“ The rebel Peruns gives In catarrhs!
trouble« alone la well worth the price
per bottle. 1 have used ths remedy for
several year» now.”
Spelt» of (onghing.
Mrs. C. F 1-ong, write« from At-
stood, Colorado, as follows:
‘‘When 1 wrote yon for advice roy
little thrre-year old girl had a cough
fall* lo rurn. nt'od i«>r rtrvuUr* and tc«U' that had Iwen troubling her for four
m rdha.
Bb» took cold vsm K, and
F J t'HBXKT A Ca«Th1»4o. Ohi*
would wherte and have epe'ls of cough
log that would eootrlitned last for ball
an hour.
•‘.Now we car. never thank van enough
f >r th« change you Lave made in our
little one’s health. Bvfere »he began
taking your Peruns ah« suffered every­
thing in ths way <4 cough, col la and
croup, but now -he has taien n t quite
a h utle of Peruns, and is well and strong
as abe haa ever I m er. in her life.”
Pe-eu-na for ( old».
Mr. James Moirircn, till East Iflth
Ht., Paterson, N. J , write»
**l have given Pe runa a fair tra', and
I find it to b* ju»t what y >n claim it to
be. I cannot pmiae it too highly. I
have used two bottles in my family for
cubia, and everything imaglnoble. I
can safely aay tl at y. ir medicino is ths
beet I have ever used.”
»nbt hf frrUMUf», T*-f
late Ha») a Family FHb f«»r em»Ai:{>ation.
Iler
i«rlri anrr.
"Mr t'higvton.'* »aid th» caller, "you
may »top my paper."
"It doesn't tit your pantry »helves, pe­
haps, ma’am." »»Id the editor of tto*
Spiketown Hllsasrd, >»nw»t ically.
"T hat bain't got nothing io do with it."
"You've found that yott tan borrow ¡1
from a nvlghbor bere» Iter?"
"That ain't the reason, neither."
"Poa«ibly you don't Ilk* the editorial
policy of the paper.'*
"Xu, air; I don’t
My nephew w»» »r-
rested last week for stealin' a hog. and
you didn’t say a word atout It '"
A
Gl» lea Him a Pointer.
“Nagg'i»." «aid Horas, "you've »een
that story ef mln« that's running through
one of the magasin-»
llvw would you
advise me to » t.d It up? ! want to giva
it a happy ending."
"Put all the ebarariers in the story,"
sntwerrd N'aggu», ‘sbosrd so eiruraion
•tramer for a t:»«>n'ight ride
Send the
boat out to th middle of the lak
"Year
AJeinn.l.r the Great had J.iat »ulxlued
Ilm rphalii».
"Anybody can boat a br.n.ho," he said,
"but it take» a i tn to put the »oartie«
on a big tour h x.’.- l devil like thia one.”
Ileitis «bread, politic fedone, the cow-
l«na of that are a .»- I tl < unpr-s. .n to
t" out that they were afraid to try to
rule the »avare beast, and the aubwrvi-
■ i • i
. - I.
■ I
■ .
in that
"Aud blow it up ”
imomaiun.
l> Inrouraaa >'«l l*laa«*r.
OUCH, OH MY BACK
NEURALGIA. STITCHE3. LAMCi ES3, CRAMP
TWINGES. TWITCHES FROM W ET OR DAMP
ALL BRUISES. SPRAINS. A WRENCH OH TWIST
THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY THEY CAN'T RESIST
ST JACOBS OIL
Pale, thin,
Nervous ?
Sold for over U) years.
<
•l«a Oss st
lire Owe.
M N aov». WOMtH, » >ats ANO C MU.ORIN
0^1'- to. L. DoutVaa mnAwe anrf sails more»««, -,
KW
HHtrn's rJ.iO. 93.00 anti »9.Kti ul^aa ’i“*
thsn an, Ctbor mar-utnolrirsr ki ihn_____
malO, Aauavaa rterjr /rarW rh«le
.*j
»A»*», fit bartan. <nlr longan, and
ara at ftraatar salua Iban an, albor - cl «,
«3*
».L D-.îhx$4'JpShmCtoaelBeEttnlMAt An,Pt!« v
««“ • Al ri<»V
V»
un
i-UT-tek’-lf
S
I Vr Mte beat aiuto? druleiu eyeryteheVW
waAtoü ( M«te« frw« t« an»
;
•».-•« -el
f ilie to O kql.slllMta.
Mev«« UNb le«i fruta '• • «T t«- v « jra't < f !»
te atri
... u is OnSy One
••Bromo Qu/n/ne"
r:>at is
Laxativo Bromo Quinino
«» Tee Paid Meas.
Take acrapa of cold meat of
kind, cut In uniform alto, add a pleou
ef butter the alto of a walnut and one
•mall onion, and fry together until
brown Add boiling water to make a
good gravy, and thl' ken with flour to
ths consistency of cream. This makes
an eK'ollent '•warmed over" dlali.
that in New Tork City
mm who were educated
are in various employ-
law offices.
• Hors *T Alt.
»met». ron tvrav
Mt MKtK O» THt raMiLV
Thl* »• the flr«t
d<WW»r WfMild
ask "Ar* y • r b» w i< ir*;u ar Tw Ila Ann««
thalilol r *rU«MQ «f th« tw*«ia to at»*Mat*!f
rtkI ti» r»r«»ff*nr. K«x*n four Itver artlv«
a»4 your t--w«H i««uUr bjr ufcittg UtaUv«
do*««»! Ayer*« Illis.
Mrs. Ixittsklils, whs bad beso Invitad
le altead Iba opening »esaion sf iba moth­
er* ..ngre»» was sending bar ragrate
over the telephone
’ It'« awfully kind of you ts ssk me.
Mrs. Ondego.” she ss Id. "but I can't come.
I'm toe bu»v lochine sfter th» children
It la estimated
there are 12JOO
for the her who
aunts outside of
»
Catching Cold on the Street Car
White litt!« G rir.i l» was looking ont
nt » window during a t'tuniteratorm
ah» eaw a flash of lig.itn'.ug play
along a t»legreph wire.
"Ob. cianima." » • etclairned. "I
Just saw a pt«*-» of the sun fall down
front tba sky !"- New York l'resa
M! iuf (ta»? Miy that wh< u » t!:am<»n<1
jnnuM-a a <<»rtaln i‘lzn it In worth no
uior«* than a niiiallvr cue.**
thatP
*’lf It » too large It lmi*t mnrkrfabl*.
Nobody want« to w. «r a din i.mid aa
bulky a» a gla*« do«»r knob.”
•’ll that no? Then it mu«t t«e aw
fully dl*'"iirn»lni; for a man to dig up
Of Interest to Farmers,
The following publication» of interret a wpwrkhT an big »• a football.*—
r
to farmer» and other» have been laaiied Cleveland Philo
by the Agricultural department of the
III« Ideai ot Onr.
Federal government and will be furn­
Th» teacher in th« I'arktown school
ished free, eo long as they are availa­ was hearing th» rlaaa in gv graphy.
"Wbat I» known «• the Great liivldel»*
ble. eicept where otherwise noted, up­
on application to the Buparintendent she a«krd.
"Puttin' a big watermelon!" answered
of Doeamonto, Government Ptlutmg
little ‘Ks.lu* with a grin that showed sll
Waabington, l>. t‘.
hie ivories.—Chicago Tributi»,
Bulletirr No, 145.—Preparing land
for Irrigation and Methohi of Applying
Water. Prepared by tlie agri.to ol irri­
gation investigation.
Pp. B4, pls. 7,
tig» .13. Price 15 rente. Thia bulletin
gnre deocriptlona of method« of remov­
ing sagebrush, of nnoothng land, of
laying out field» for different systems
of applying water, and of the different
system» of applying water. Ths vari-
rre'h ds are compared M t<> CO»t
end efficiency.
Bulleltn No. 14fl.—Current Wlirele
Then your blood must be in
Ttieit Veo in Lifting Water for Irriga­
tion.
Prepared
In
the
•
ftb-e
of
experi
­
a very bud condition. You
all other parts of the body, and n>lv the bl<»-l <4 any ami all
II poisons. S.S.S,
cures Eczema, Tetter, Acne, Sall Rhetnn, l’oi-.<>n Oak and I Hy. Netti« Rath, ment aiatione. Irrigation investigationa.
certainly know what to take,
and all other skin trembles, and • tin s them pcimanently by removing every Pp. 38. pls 4, fig»- 21. Price 10 cents,
then take it -Ayer’s Sarsa­
li'awringv and photographs of a large
I ■
number
of
wheels
used
for
rasing
water
parilla. If you doubt, then
medical advice desired furnish, d fu c to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATT-AWTA. GA. from ftreains are given, accom|>anied
consult your doctor. Weknow
by deectlptions, statements of coot, and
what be will say about this
diecuNions of efficiency. A general die-
cuaalon of th» theory of current wheel»
grand old family medicine.
ie al»o given.
Oiì
NO ONE CAN ALWAYS AVOID
aa for
.
the ru-.rhfrn railroad, baa a kern
Gaelic wit tn.e »anu afternoon while
walking along tire railroad tracks he
fouml a ae-'tlon hand placidly a'.-rjdng
Lrabb- the rails < allaltso looked dis-
giietnliy st the delinquent tor a full
minute ai»l then remarked;
"Flap» on. ye lary iffialflreti. alaps
on. fur as Jong as you a'ape you've got
a Job. but when you wake up you ain't
got nans " l-!|qiln-ott's Magaalne.
USTO THf WORLD OVtR
V N U
NO. 17
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Uway« remember the full name.
>r thia
»Ignat tire on
every
look
boa
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I
Color more Kooda brighter and faster color» Uvan any other dye. Ono 10c peck**e colors allk, wool and cotton equally wen
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P<r,<5' 'eauJl*. Ask dealer, or we will send poet paid at 10c a pacto.vre. Write <<« fiee bAokil»
H-wy to dye, bleaclgand mis colors.
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