The Santiam news., August 28, 1908, Image 4

FRUITS AND VE
Is Pc ru na Useful
fcr Catarrh?
Rhoubl a Hat of the Ingredient» of re­
run.« I«» au’-milb<l t«> any ru <lr I • a-
|«.-r |, <«f •vl«»’* * .-r ■ i. -«I or n»l« t.»:«iy
he woul«l l«o ol-llg d to admit without
re»ervs that th<> i:
•■«n«! h« rb» <--m
posing I*eruna srs <>f lw-> k rids. 1 r-l
standard si I w«-.
I Caiirrh i«-ti«.-
di««, h - ml, w-
«1 an I g-m-r
ally a
it
>
That In «
or I ■■
r • f t’ - ■■■ u •
they fl tvs Btosd th" ts»t < f many yeir«
■ xjH-ri- n <• I y p ■ I . * ■ <*f difl r ■■'
». ■ h* >* ’Is. T
this, what. . r. r
«
-
- I *
■ >111» of I II" 11 >' ■
«» 'l l 11 I
versally u«- I
'-»I r
■ « f- r «•*
tarrhal«11 ■<•»«»«, sik I f r*
-il.tino«
of I hl- IllIOi c«l ► > • •
I . r
I I. I
Ea-Ti one of th» prim ;-al I.
.»nt»
ut I’, run» I. «» • r« put «
■« - I i'» owi
In the • lire of » . ■ | ■ * uf < At»rrIt ««I
•4 • loti ■ tn- -I
The fset 1», chronic catarrh Is ■ dis
•a>o w
1« I > «
■
' I . .
thousand people kn«*w t-y flax«
rhron..-catar.T.
.«<• v .t—l-l •
tors over ami over a^aln, and l» n I-
that their < v-e 1» «••«■ f « hr- . n- c»i«rrh
It may l>e of the n •-. throat, lun. -
atoma-'h or
co» • ' -<’r I ■ ' r ual
an
There Is no doubt a« l-> t‘ •• nature oi
the dis«»«". The - -- y
l- «« Is th«
r«-m<-«ly. This <1-- tor has tri« «1 lo cur«
them. That «1 ■■■ rar baa tri«-«l to |>r«
».-rlt«o for lh<«m.
Nu other household remedy •♦» uni
Versally advert - I > «rrm u n th*
laliel the p - '. - i p .. a. ' > . n - : -o-'i I,
allowing that I'.
« Invite» the full
tn»;«v)ClluU uf the critic».
T». wumau ot lb* h «" ryr.| him »q»
i-.i’y
‘■tuu'vs been herv Iwfore, haven't you?*
•he ssli.d
“Not l*i»ly, rna'sm," rnswcre.1 Ware
hsin I ac «
1
(i > » r.- »'m«.* r,<
clMhe» Th « is sn « I «ult o' yer bus
band's y. I wu klml en ■ i,-h to »1rs nu
when I wtia be-» two
ago."
I»
M'.t’.ara wfTI find Mr» Win«’ w*» a» itila»
■rru|. it«* I*-*' r. -1r 1-' :*. Ivi i«**lSch Ult u
■ urla« ih» U»lilla»
I
•
1
I'leva-ot tn
nd Wire Pewewa.
In the auuimer meson mall y farmers
■uwlaln «vmslderable I««»» <«f live atork
fr« m lightning striking wire fvnera and
killing niilma!» »lamiliig near This ><»»•
«•an l«e svoldnl If the feura la ground«!
Hint 1». a connection made betwren
the wins am! tfie damp soil lx-tie«th
Thia can l«e done by atapilng a N«> U
wire along tile poet from top to bottom
■ ml burying the end tn the groom! <l«w;«
«•notigh to rea.-b damp earth
Ttwse
ground wires ahoul«! t«e fasten»«! to
.ibout ever) third post. When the light
tilug strikes a fence thus fix«"! the cur­
rent la condu«*tad Into the ground In
tea«! of tM-Ing defl<"-(ed Into the body
■f »nine animal
Wli -y^ a st- r n < ..--.-» up st..-k In a
fl««ld will naturally drift toward tb»
feura for protwtlon, e»t«e<dally If there
are no tr«-«-» In the field. The bartw on
wire« nttra.-t the lightning, which has
been known to travel several miles on
a fence beforo It was dla>-harge«l Into
the gr«>iu»l
l.ightnlng tnk«s the path
of leaat rralatanra, an«! If the body of
an aiiltnnl Is standing near the f«-nra
It tnakra a g«»al cuuductor and the
< ii»rg«< is defie«-te«l, with the nwult <>t
s de»<! horse or row.
The coat am! time needed to ground
a wire fence Is small »nd need not en
ter Into the quratl««n. but when a valu
able animal is kill«*!, or tnny!«e a whole
herd, aa hna often bap(«eti«"l. th«« oat
Is then very considerable. While you
may never have bad any |..s»««s of this
kind. It will not pay to put thia matter
off. for the next storm that rotnra 'p
may be a» disastrous to you aa It has
been to some <>f your nclgtitx.rs Avoid
It by grounding ymtr wire femes In
time Goodall's Farmer
CASTOR
IA
For Iufauts and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
.
luper fluii y,
Do you think Mu« I« tnhabltedT’
»■ked the »- Iviitlth ,s rsoti
un now or task .
"I really can't »ay that ! rare mu«h
»hrth>-r It I» - r i ■
m «.-r«-«l Ml»s
!">« me Iliade a» aeparate »butter», the
Cayenne. "There ar«- air- idy enough
’■••nrd» la-lng nnlhvl to ero»» |>le<e» of
neighbor» to talk ill«- it
Washington
<1 Indie» by .1 Inclusi batten, put about
Star.
The eixl »butter» aro
four fewt npnrt.
•tale «rf Ohi», rity nt T. i
made to go llialde the »Ide »butten«
l.u«-»* < ««uiuy.
i "■
Frank J ' li - , i .»: ■ • ..«il, t : ai ti* l< *»nhw ma! two of tin- < tn»» plc-ra, tn thl»
Csttnrr ..'li :
... .1 :1<
ua'ii«-*«m 1 hnrit,
tol*.|<>,< unty an«l -i*ts «se. are fix«"l right at the cud of the
»arda
•
U ««"K III Nbllt l» liolLlSS f.w wh and
• >- ’ ■
A Wnp g»M liurrl«,
U»* uà» ut Hall'* Caiarrli r.irv
_
_
FKIVK J CHESKT.
M.usachu»««tts »• l.-iitlxt» ti»»«- evolvevi
•wnrn lo Utnrani* «r.-l«.,t..rtii*.| i„ l;,, ,.rwH
« plan for the <l«-struct|.«.i of the gypwy
«ni-», ll> '« Siti <!•) ..I la . .
API-.
(Seal J
A. W. <!!..« A
-«lo! l«r<>WII talleri moth»
liny '>««'
Hat • Catarrh Cura I, lakrn l nu-> ..all,, a-, I l«H-ke«l with dismay on th«« ravage» of
1*1* d I reni I, V j nn II.* b - «I *->l
• r these rmitlia in the follnj-« rm! ba-e
W.«*ol lh*«>«l. ».
I
..l- , . |»i.
r » • .t sarai «,.i . i..... («Inii'ievl what, lu
military ademe
»11 «irli,,!«,, 7V.
j «ro'ild b«» a Ane bit of x’rairgy. Un
all’« Family rtlls fur Oriniti ¡-al loti.
iblc fly any direct asnnult to destroy
(«a» rwlnt ««lllr.l.
"And
».«w, < 'r< .-«..mari»,” sald Ih» the mo<hs the »'lent 1st» ban« epilate!
young man. • . . ■
< h- r Imi 1 b it t:.e a.«' of an army of moth im-a»'.!««
wlth a noi» «>f a n ly In h » «... *, Ht’»- iniufcta that taateu tlie.n«« Ivra «it­
"wlisr» »hall ws go fur our wrdjlng j-«ur- ine i.ioths. feed upon ai»l Anally de
»*y
«troy them. Eight hundred thousand
“Koms quid liti!« plitra in ih» country, of tit««« parasite» have been »••cured,
»ot far »-<«-. G«
aha ansaered, and nt th«« right moment will tw »«t
“wlll sull ni» a grani dosi letter than a
u | h > u the nemy
A singular fact I» that
Ioni and si|i«ii,lv» trip."
the
moths
do
not
rvcognlae the intra
“W* «r* gnlng lo b» varv h’l’t’r. dear !"
»It«» .ir cnemb-n, but «••ent to fln«l their
tal.l G»r*:.| wlth a aigh <>f relief.
▼ presence grateful, They give of their
life to supiairt the pnratdtr«, at-«) ul
tlmately, fall a victim to their own
»«neronlty. flow elmllar this relation
ship to that which too nftrn obtain»
niu >ng human being»! Ko atrlklng
Is ttiat similarity ami so many nnpletta-
nut tilings does It recall t'.at we almost
(Hinn fl- I pity for th«« destructive moth» and
Cli«ans<«s l!ir
lie Sy stem Effpct- .< w iitmeiit against the ungrateful pnrs
<dt«-s whose •ervb'vw have been Invoked
uallv, Dispel 1 s _ ( _ olJ.s ..................
nini I ipih I* Hut a look nt the devastation wrought
«clips <lup III ( Oil st I pulluli; by th«« moths gives poise amt rvaoluthm.
tnd we welcome the scientists' strategy
Ai ts nutuiaUy, Qcta ti ulj o-t and
wish for It auccraa
a I alixutiy P.
But what of the |«nrnslt«-»! Whai
llpst |<H'Mfn\V<inb«:i niu KluLL mischief, If any, will they w.«rk In the
•ffalrs of man when they bare de
ren
........... and
n-n -\t
—\oiiii«!
»troyrd hl» enemies, th» moths? Will
cop J k in lE|f..,k It be nerassary to employ another army
lilt'll of Insects to destroy them, and. If an.
•inline unten
bow Hindi progr«-»« will have tievn mn<1e
j the Coin* tun aril the conditions of healthful Veg
«•table gr- wth? t'olumbu» Dispatch.
§»yvu|)^ái¿s
1 J
Tiót t ik H
CALIFORNIA
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P ?Q SflU P Co.
1 I
|n f
‘ »red.prlntetl on the
n-onl nfeNeQ
SOLO WALL LEADING DRUGGIST^
•«4« only, regular ja««-» W’v- twilU.
A3LES
Naw Canning Prore»» Pr»t«rv*x Nat­
ural Color and I lavar.
hnoWlrtigr,
l*«w, bat* ) » i ever br* n
?**
Yr«, I •jrriit • year in New Tm
< ttnrrrf« %% «irr Tank.
City whm i ■«’. ..i»
b i .,>«:/ jruun¿
tìiwn ! am now *
Tba diagram ah«»*a a ae- ilunnl out-
whit I« th* Vw«fwrn qiiwationT fine of » concrete water tank with the
“Thw only on* I *trr
waa. *llon trattimi and top fli.l»h<««l. •txt n portion
■iih b »■ L* worUi’** " < ;» . ago Tribune In the mliklle of th» walls In coiv»e
FITk
' •
• « .«i - • •»«««» ■f construction. The tmttom I» »hown
111 «
e ->«-« -
f-rstili
I «.- . - In i»«ltloti, hut ns a matter of fact,
Ds K U gl.*., L4 an 11.« »< .
»• th.« will s are buUt Aral, »tel tbe bot
t«un put In afterwards
A quantity of
netprrata Hrtuidy.
I *■« Inch by «1 Inch tinplsu«<l hoard.
It »»)» her»." lavati III» lady wh
•utAHent to make a large I«>1 of the
muh! do more talk'.r>< In ouc day than
•li pbom-grapts »nd fl»r parrots c«m, length nn<! bremlth the At>lsh«d tank
I» to be, and two feet d«-«’p, will be
bin«««!, "that site* » bnlloon has as-»ml
requlr«-d. The aldisa and etuis of this
cd to tbs I.- ¡.lit «>f »lx nil!««» Ita o * u
pant» dar.« not of«« n their month» ”
"Will you g«» up. Marie. If 1 buy n
hall'MiuT* a»kc«l her husband, draper
•tely.
Bears the
Blguwturo of
E
I.eather t»«»m Frwg Sklea.
I'b.-re 1« some leather made from frog
skin» In this country, ami American
iHivellles mad«« of this leather Include
I«-ki-tls’oka. rar«! case« and similar
things
In !‘rnn«v ».me childrens
•bora »re made uf this leather.
1 ew persona realize that a horse'»
h"«>f Is really the same thing as the t«w
nail» of human lu-lngs or >-f animals
lu.ving tee» The flora of a h>«>f grows
just as a toenail d-»-»
The hoof grows more rapidly tn tin
shod horwra than In timer wearing
•h«»-». and It gr>>wa faster th horse»
wblifl are well groomed arid wrll fed.
hut on an average, says the New York
Si-u. the horn grows about a third of
an Inch a mouth.
Him! hoofs grow faster than fore
hoof». Tfie toe of the hoof being the
longest part, It takes lot.g« r for the flora
to grow down there than at the heel
For Inriamv. the t<«r will grow en'lro-
ly down tn from eleven to ihlrtro-n
uroliths, while th» heel will grow down
In from three to (lie months
A» the new horn grow» out any
cracks or defwt» In the old gradually
work down to where they «an Is* <ui
off just ai with human Anger nails you
• •nn watch the pr>.gr<»a of a bruise
from the root to the tip.
Pretests H«n«««sr.
After being traiiiol to |>« m looono-
livra, blcycltm. etc., without allying.
th» horse must now be br««k««ti In to
■utumobllra .
In fart, th»
horse tins do-
v e I o p e d ■
new prank,
call«"! "•ot«»
p h n h I a . “
making
lilm
unsafe e*|«e
daily for la
dira tn drive,
lart him a«"-
stJKita Tilt lloasc.
the mni'hlne
coming, let him h««ar It, let It IMisai him
■lowly nt the other shle «»f th«« rosd-
the effc-t Is likely to be the »amc. He
*’il«s. he rears, breaks hfs hanietw ata!
throw» the o«v-u|mut». the cflrrlnge
ami bltnself Into the ditch The leir»«
rannot a«-» In front of him <mly to the
right or left A t'allfoniln man think»
the safest plan Is to let him •«■« noth­
ing nt all
lie sugg«*st» cie-|.*lng the
eyes In the novel bridle blind shown
here, will fl he r«-»ently |>atent«s1.
\
,
-!•
■
■
die
Normally these bllmls remain
<.|H-n.
When the driver ««•<•• an ap
pronehlng automobile lie pulls on a
strap will, li extends to the driver's
»«•at ami th«- blinds are foldetl over ths
horse's «ora. romplctcly otrts-urlng hla
vision
The danger of the bort» !»•
coming frlghl«-ned and running away
Is thus ml need to a minimum a tai tb«
««crupanis a»»iir<v| of safety.
Wagon Itoad tlrotgrs.
Ntate supervision of all brhlge« era«t
•il I» pro(HMMal by State Engineer I ar«!
crick Kiene of New York. That gvn
th-man ha» drawn up a pr<»|io»««i law
«■»«ring th«1 matter He woulil raqui'«
hl» approval, n» well ns '.lie approval
of th« «■ounty «Ugllieer. of the plans
-imi »!««•< Ifl. iitlohs of every bridgi* et
■ WstiUg SOlMt ill is-st to la- built by a
town, lie also r«<«*nini>-iid» that con
tracts for su«h bridges t«e required to
t«c awnnleit to the lowrat l»libt«-r. after
the work has been pro|K-rly advertliuxl.
and. finally, tliat the approval of the
State englOrar l«e required before pa>
ment for a couipleted brider I» made
I'tu-re Is a law In that State providing
that the amistan««* of the State etlgl
over may tv« involteti to »ui»-rintrnd
«u« li constru< liona, but It ha» ticen Ig
lion«! by the ««■•iintlra ami towns, an.!
■ ««titrai t» have l«ent Irregularly award-
d. with the rcault that there ura many
Inferior struHurea.
Km-h a law as
that prop«iscd would !»• the mean» of
««orrectlug the evils of the existing »y»
tern
Trees sad l.l(l>l«>lh<.
There Is a fsipular la-lief that certain
trera are 1rs» likely titan other» !«• be
■tru«’k by lightning, and that during
«■ tlmmlerstorm It la quite »afe to »Intuì
under a bee« h for «lampi», while the
-langer limier a reninoti» tree or nn onk
I». reflectively, fifteen or twenty tlim-s
greater. Thia I» dlaput«<«l In a rtsvnt
writing by Dr. A. W B«>thwlck In hla
•Not«-» of the Itoynl lt->tanl<nl Garden
<«f Edinburgh." Tfle «!<»• tor an)a th.it
no tree Is Immune, ami the Issxh I»
struck quite as frequently ns any other
•l“s !•■». Apimrvntly the taller tie.-» lu
a in lghls>rh««sl are the ones nn-st like­
ly t» I«« strmk. Contrary t«« «luit I»
Is'llrved by Some |H«ople. the celle are
not "ruj«tur«vl or torn by tin« formation
of »team. «» might liapfH-n If the heat
Ing by tlm ele«rtrlc current was very
Kr<-nt. The cells collapse and shrink
up, but are never torn." The root ay»
tern <!«»•» not msui to In« ever damagivl
by lightning.
111«
Isislaabl«
< «ekim.
The fact Hint
there 1» a national
danger In the d I an p| «caratice of the
hint» Is coming to 1« more an«! more
widely nxx.gnlxed
A writer In Subur­
ban l.lfe tells of the work of the cin koo
»• an liieva-t destroy««*.'
"To wnt«-h
eltimr the black blll«a| or the yellow-
Mlle I Cuckoo flourish his long hill dex-
tr«>ii»'y among tin« fruit trv«-» or tui»!>*-»
affords mu. li pleasure, a» we ku««w that
he Is doing his tw-»t to store away all
the lunocts he ran And. either In hl»
>wn llttls stomach or th«we of bl»
fledglings. Twelve or mors caterpillar«
- big. fat oiwn -aevm only a light lunch
for him, and. when nt l««a»t bls s|«f>etlte
la appena««d. he will kill the dcstructlvs
iDaarta, apparently for the fun of It.
killing, tasting and Indifferently throw­
ing them away with-.ut turning on tu,
i«ercb
J»'
I’- 'e *«,.<
« -Aa»*. « crva.li»
n Aanci. I .rai
City Slew Why. nt,-!». I'rn surprt»-
ed to s«e yo«i w—urli-.« » ich a m«ty
braking hnt when you «-«»rue to lnwii
Uncle Reuben It's th' hat I allers
wear tew bo*tM-
City Mece Y«-s but that's dlff«w« i.t
Everybody know» you there.
I n« le lteu!«‘ti Itali, nob-sty don't
kn< r- me here, so 1 ain't w .rryl»’- fly
gm«»!
Buy Hair
at Auction?
Certain fruits and veg. tables may
be pr«served in such a way that they
will retain imi« finitely their ««rgn al
flavor, color and structure. Thia M in
Ai any rate, you seem to be
the nature of a discovery, made by
Prof. F. F. Pernol, of the Oregon Ag­
gettirg
rid of it on auction-sale
Tarntas a 1l«k( «rr,w.
ricultural cob.-ge.
A report of Prof.
principles: “going, going,
Any one wt»> bss atteiu.i.vl tn re
t rrrw-t’a invi-stigat on» is given in
move a very tight * rv-w kr.owa what
g-o-n-c!" Stop the auction
I ulletm No. »7 of the Experiment sta­
After
tion. Corvallis, and fur the t-eneflt of • very dlflbult buslr«*»» It la
with Ayer’» Heir Vigor. It
the housekeeper who is wrestling with •training and twisting t«*r a «-on - checks fulling hair, and always
the canning problem we give the sa­ •l<t«-rnt>l«> time th«« operator frsqts •I-
ly ends by losing h«s t«ni«|H'r au<l <le
restores color to gray hair. A
lient points of the bulletin.
Successful canning la a question ot straying the bits of the ■crew, whl.-b
splendid dressing also. Sold
ra. r-lir - g
If a can of fru t s|«oils it mna A fixed as tightly »• rv«-r U ilit
for over sixty years,
means that it was not properly steril­ th» aid <>f a pair of pinchar«, however,
- Wy K*lr <w«ra **« •* Ully I ««carl, la*« N
ised to start with, or there was a leak­ th» affair ia quits a al pie one Piara
,‘i f u*4 «>-• *-. w-«> « •(*-,.i a,*« • line
V«a*r I U m «« m M I w»«ia
n • <rt*i I atg
age in the can. Spoiling of th» fruit th«« s r.-wdrlver tn praltion and tlum
*. «.-a it r.^,,i*«*:, *«< ra*» ’»• t»i’**s ••*»
a.-4* a,. «-•!* *««• »•«, r*»«4 >
Mast U.
ia due to gvrms w hich w ere in the cati h hold of tfle bin«!» with the ptm«b-
Visas»» «SSaM. M««*
fruit when it wsi ranned or enter«! er« just above the lie,».! nt the ».-rew
the can later.
St« r.lixation kills the Pre»» tin* srreadriver firmly and at
1*4« *7 J c Ar»*c» I ws IKM am
a .DO En^ufimffîwrwea af
»errns, and the fruit may !«e »U-nlix«."-! the »am«« time twist round the bln.!»
«iruruBU.*.
by cooking or heating.
We quota the with the pinchers The tightest acrew
following ;>aragr»ph from the bulletin: will rl«-!<! humtdlatciy to this sort of
U te < O III «X» HCToaxL
" Micro-organ.sms. n«»t unlike ail {«erau.vslou.
other plants, poeaess the power of »r!f-
What a r< ulfrv Mon Sava About
preeervation and of perpetuating their
¿O-Mulr Irani lluraa.
kimb; one ia by mvana of producirg
As I am in the poultry busincss, I had
•pores, or see«!», which are very resist­
■grr«>d
ant ; while other« which do not produce ten w hit« chick» to wa»h a« d proparq drowning nu-
•pore* have a resisting power nearly fora show. I naad "20-Mola Team" water, and I
-quaI to that of spores.**
Soap for washing the birds, and I can us is right I"
Heating the fruit to 160 degree» f«»i say from years of experience wa-htng
"What Sr* the term« of the waferT*
ten minutes will kill the g«rma with­ white birds, never before have I found
The |...»r i* to j«aj fur a d.nnrr
out injuring the good qualities of the a soap or B-irax that clean«"! my birds the three of u* "
**li'm I never knew <«utn!«o!t to
fruit, but th«« sjores. which are ’‘un­ ao fine and easy. I >«ad a great deal of
incubated" g« rms will not be injured comment on my bir '.a being ao w hit« 1 bet. You lo»e." <‘In. ax«» Tribun».
at that temperature and will becotna t v
■ .i•*.' .....::-i «, T.......
St»»« t-•«■•»<* •»«»
"germa ' in another day, when the twat tolKMj MDWt« VMAtWK) Wffto
tDrfMMf »saki«< |lu
ftott wafl writing (Lt *’La4j of
should again be applied. A few Spur« a
UU.”
I!rr Idea.
may racap«- th«-
- i
■ ra
mak tng
If 'ou
|| ahoot
• kn *•••«'
¿«.1At> fl few point«
a third st« anting n- « < scary.
hrr.*' br »1 ll. •*! »'.«• 'i «I uf tkat «he j«
today." remarked the broker.
fl'A; it! r •’
--k, but
’(• to feel bet­
How It Should Be Dona.
"Tile Idea*'1 et 'aimed li * wife "it's
ter when the twMlt
to Ht. Joe.’*
First -Clean the fruit jara or 1 cans • wonder they «! •! i t advert!»» It •• s
T: i* It i*. in fill
*. ^’i«’ the ¡»net
by m« ans of a brush, using hot water
1
bargain day "—C»ib««Hc Standard and . L. ih !•» «• k í .«• It ... ut the ¡«leal -Chi-
to which washing powtier has been Timea
; rato Tribune,
ad«!ed.
After washing thoroughly
steam the jars to remove any dirt that
may remain.
Second After washing the vrgvta
bica or fruit place them m jars, com­
pletely Alling th«-m. Then a id water
to All the interstices, and |>ut on lid.
Don't acr« -w it on light or the jar will
burst when heat ia applied.
blocxl whit h *’. • troy ■
Third
Procure a wooden »t«-an. healthful qualities of the circulation, and rolui-e it to a weak, watery fluid.
ch«st, th«- wash trailer will do, and pul I
ind iff
■ome water in the bottom of it.
Put unable t.« r«- >i*t the cuunth - v di;-- i !« r. that a-
il it ami tl- ■ t neral sv stem
•lata tn the bottom on w hich to set the • ilkrs in consequence.
The ap;«etite fails, «Jif '-.ti-»n i« w- ikrind. chill.»
jars.
nm! »light fever are ficquent, while the sufferer I.—«-s energy and ambition.
Fourth To get the proper tempera­ Boils, »kin erupti-.ns, and » -me times sores ami ulcer- toil- .v when the
ture, put a thermometer in the cent««r I.I ihm I tieconic» deeply jrallutvd with the ni.ilan.il genus.
H -th a tonic
of an extra jar of fruit or water and and L1-» ! purifier me n«xs! 1 to cure M ilari.i. and S. S S i !• st fitted for
•team the fruit at a t< h .| . taliit«-.. f tins w rk. It is the m t ; ?! t i f ail 1 - I punì;« r and at th«- - mie time
160 to 166 for ten minutes. Do not let an invigorating, healthful t-.nic. S. S S.
>< s down into the ciiculation,
U-mperaturo get above 166.
Then and retuov« -, every tra e of impurity or p .
n. and giv. to the blo«x! the
remove jars and screw Ii<ls on tight health s..
•
¡t cm
. •
and per­
immediately.
Repeat the strsming a manently Is iuse it reni >v i front the Ido I the perms and p
>ns which
second and a third time at intervals of pr<dm etile disease, and while doing this tones up nn«l strengthens evirry
The jars are then part of tl:<- s\-.t-m
M to M l-.-urs.
ll -ok with informati n a >ut Malaria and any medit ai
sterile. Cans may be u»«si inatead of advice furnished free to ail who write
jars. If the latter arr used th«- vent
HIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
in the top of the can will have to be
steaming.
soldered after the flrat
limled but not boiling water should be
A l lag lad» full r f g< ■ 1 dr -Is no
used for Ailing tile jar», or a syrup
may ba U»ed inatead of water. Un­ tlrad the tongue of a horse bleeding
•terilited water or »yrup may conta n a tat with a use of tf'clinlcal terms too
about ten million germs in a quart jar, little n|q>re«'iat«"1 «wild to the cabby.
and It 1» just as well to "nip them in "Cabby, your h'>r»- ha» hemorrhage.’’
the bud" by sterilising the water. It
"It s 'la tongue'» too large fur hl.
is important that the fruit or vegeta
ruouth." »«Id the cabby and added sen
bits be neither under-ripe nor over­ tenttooaly
I ka gotna j u ng I .,.io ■■ -
ripe.
The »ame
good
jumigmrnt l ot doll «.it--
used in »electing mat« rial for the table
should l«e exercised in the matter of
owand r. nvirroN -Aamrer •• i cb*w»’-*
canning.
1 tob-'«» nie, VcdofaaVa hpe- - tuen t»fb *• Í
le a*!, f I ; 4, **tlirrf. T^s . <*«j»t, •»* .
or
it was found in the testa made at eiltrr,
4akj«s«r »! (-»iiklolrvi M aiUnf * « v •>■ 4*d! a »»-J
the experiment station that a temper­ full I««»* |Jai »etit ua ar, -:v-*r «n. Vo»* » ml a>4 V n
- k ».aikikeO, Vaiala* *» t arUeUa** ha
ature of 11>6 d«-gre«-s was »ufhclent to
«Mato
sterilise the fruit »hen treated as
above, and thia temperature dui not
l»s»it-/j?q«v itx«l»r»« nix I »du mitre
»•*« it’» * !.<»<» nu t fe.l .VO •!«•»» * tit «u trtty
impair the flavor or »tructure of the
«■th«
r
tutu
s fi t ut« r In (!>• m . h » L l»e-
fruit,
Where only one heating ia
« >u»« ll < v Insili 11»< lr •’ *•» ’ h tier,
given, a» ia the ease at the canner ice,
an i wmr h*»n¡<*r th « b m y utl • r make.
$**••% >( A l IMcet. fri (very Mtrnh« çf th#
it ia necessary to heat the fruit a»
fà’jJy. H ct , Btp, Wurvta, F !«>«•< Ch,l4rwi
high as 240 degrees in order to kill
w t r *»g ••!« fv. m e,a »i
to *4**-: 4 *4 a«/ t . W I I ,, sg MM a* 4
both spores and germs.
»I »0 atosM K« ito toH .a Uba a tt4
It should be stati-d that this m»th<x«
Fea* * S»la»r r v fri» < aeri t
> •• **••»« >♦» " is-, t
l»x>ug!aa
of ranning was not successful with
r«am« a l IMI • I* •« It • 1 Ito fa !• »m. *•
r*<ry -»l« a
-M h. 4 1 m U i fy to a«»
sweet |«eas and corn, an they have a
Mtt uf tlw w»«‘ 14. i
'g«* frw.
W I r iiilia, IM S
M bratto Baa,
germ normally that ia not killed at a
temficrature of 166.
This method would probably not b*
ARRANGE TO STOP AT
practicable at canneries, where fruit
is sold at low prices, owing to the ad­
ditional expense of treating the cans
PARK AND ALDER NTÄ.
three times; but for flrat class high
A New Und M *fem Fump«*” IFrfat eatwrfn,
priced goods ths additional ex|>en»e t-artleuUrly to Fiate
A iw A imk ! pbu* t t
would be warranted.
In the case of hwikaa «Muting th* rity ehi** to th* ab<*t‘Pi'-
cet.tor
Rat
«a
rw*oi-a!4«
irw
Hu«.
home canning, however, it is a mors
desirable method of putting up fruit
1 L cuxii. (late it rrfUM
j * j»
and vegetables than the methods usu­
A
modern
Icawncr
at
ally in vogue.
4 moderate p-k« I b 30
A farmer residing near Almira,
per cent, mor* rlhricni
Washington, inquires concerning the
han "TrusT'or Cream-
milk weed pest which is infesting that
•(-Tartar products and
locality. Prof, «-...r R. Kent Beattie,
itaolutely Lee from th«
of the department of botany, answered
•eoltiw acki ng Roe he!!«
vs follows:
•alts reiiJue invariably
"The perennial milk w«-ed, which I
Said au Employer: "Stick to quality.
accompanying their rae.
ln-liev» you have, is very difficult to
We do
destroy.
The only principal upon It will win out in the end."
which you can work is to keep the to|>s ■'Stick to quality." That is the reason
Get it from your Grocer
of it closely cut down, so that the plant our graduates are ao thorough and in
cannot make food, until you have
such detuaniL Investigate our claims to
starve«! out the roots. Thia, of course,
is a difficult task, especially if they superiority. Catalogue, business forms
Cover a large fleld. I would put the sad penwork free. Call, phone or write.
P N U
Na J5 O«
patch <■» into clean cultivation, either Portland B iin I ucwn ('<»1I««4 c
ns graden, or potato plots; then it
Tenth »nd Morrison. Pori land. Oregon
** ' ’ in< t«» »4 vrrtlien plea««
would pay you to work very hard to
A. P. ARMNlRONG. LL.B, PRINCIPAL
exterminate these weeds, for they are
d'fficult to kill once they tak» posses­
sion of the land." From ths Waste
ii.^tu.i Stats Cvllcg», Pullman
H
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BAKIiNG POWDER
is oni Morro
25c- FULL POUND -25c
Machine for Shnfflln« Cards.
A inn-bine
which automatically
shuffles a pack of cards In an Instant
with th» cards ron-ealed from sight
and which changes the position of ulna
out of every ten «-ords 1» the latest
me. hanl- a! device for • ardpiayer». It
n«i< ouiy protrots the car«!» from Injury
but give» an aba-dute square doal
shuffle. The machine weighs four
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table. It is about twelve Imhes high.