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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1911)
THRONGS COME TO SEE MUNYON Surprising Number of Visitors Shows Interest in Expert. Local Folk Testify Stomach Trouble Conquered and Rheumatism Pangs Overcome, BACON HOGS ARE PROFITABLE Otves Reeuft of NN In Thia Line— of F cede Heed. A swine grower who baa turned his feeding attention to growing and haem bug* baa thia to eay nt his ex perten.» end results with tide kind of feeding For ten yesrs I have bee® raletox ba*oa bogs, and I And that there la motto? la them I prefer to have my Utter* some about April 1. *c that they can get on the gruss with their mothers by May 1. or about that time From the ••'«xwdtng to the weather time Uray are able to «oat I hale a tr-aigh for them by them ««fr.« lee.1 Ing »klmme-1 milk and tx»Ced pota e«ae I don't wean them until they are about eight weeks old After weaning they are kept on pea ture. fed skim milk ¡«»tatooe and a little aborts and wheat bran, either scalded or soaked for 1! hours I bar» fed rape for many years, but am going to give tt up. AS I c«w»*l«ier peas and onta grown together, two peris ¡«as and one part «»ala cut green and thrown Into the ¡mature twice a day better f«od than rape New clover rnaaee the twat ¡avt'ire aa lira b<«s •at It off clean Tbla feeding la kept op till they are four mouth* old. They are then fed cniahed grain, such ae the farmers of print»* Edward Island generally grow for feeding purptasee — barley, «»ta. pssM mixed with boiled potat- w« while hot. and made soft enough to run out the pail. n»«s fed thia way will drew* ISV ptwinds to 1» ¡«ounda at etgirt ne «o» ha ■»Id I believe that a farmer who k*w¡w fisa or six milk rows by paa turto* bla hag* tn »umnwf feeding the skim milk and the unaalatde p>as toe* and manéele can raise pœfc for f«a>r senta per ¡ hhiih I When ualiut potatow always boll them If teed Ing mangels or turnips, pulping ta 1-eet mixing with mltldllngs or «-reek*.! grain. ! will give you the figure* on two lota of pigs that 1 have releed TI«e tiret pec of ten pigs eu farrow d Aw guet 1. and hilled when eti months Old Whsn dresaad they w**gt«»1 1J0J ¡KXind*. and were *Ad wt «vente a pound for |157 «7. They were f<u1 <3 bi; ah ele of grain at a coat at III If ! « ' ' « -a ¡x<al*>ee J w • ♦0 politala of skim milk a day I» 5 » total cost of fre«1. 4ft a profit <rf 10113 The potai« -raed »o'« tira small onea Irai««? WM n<>t count*«!, «M we considered that the nuutum PaM for the work. Lot No 2 of nine beige was farr'iww! October 2 and killed at four months and two days old. They weighed 1>W pounds, sold ax s \ rente a pound, fag I N M Tira t.'wea hogs was 12 bushel* ■>/ mixed gr.dn. * weighing M to buabel at 11 SO a htindrod weight. I'lTT. I.00Q ¡«cuula of skim milk at Sv cents a hun«lr"dweight. M; 60 buabel* of potai.-w ami turnip* m 12 « hhi I ji * bushel (the unsalable tun«). I'!, nine plga at 12 each. SK, total >wt. 134.73- a profit of |51 M on nine pigs- One of the moat remarkable feat ures about Prof. J. M. Munyon is the extraordinary amount of attention he has attracted. Here and all over the country, the immense crowds that have b«*en flocking to see him, an«l the large «quantity of mail he receives daily at hia headquarters. Muny n’a Laboratories, 53d and Jefferson Sts., Philadelphia. He receives mail and viaitora from cv«-r city in the United States and Canada M it notable ia the fact that rich an«1 ¡x»or come to him alike, and a few hours s|«ent the side of the physician ia a moat tereating study tn human nature. Many remarkable ca-« s of relief • »- cured were related at the store this week. One was that of a man who had suffer«-«! from indigestion and stomach trouble for more than ten years. He said: "I think I had one of the worst eases of stomach trouble on record. I could not digest anything I ate. F«xM fermented tn my stomach and formed ¡¡as. which passed out tn the abdomen and up under my heart, and at times made me suffer so badly I ex|«ecte«i to die. I had intense headaches and fre quent attacks of dizziness, and I ’grew short of breath when I attempted to walk up stairs. 1 was alao much con- stipated. I came here a short while ago and took Munyon’a full course of s'omach treatment, Now 1 must ad- mit 1 feel like a new man. ! can eat anything I want with no distress af- terwatd. and all of the other symp toms of my trouble have disappeared. 1 notice particularly that my head is much clearer and my brain works bet ter. I am full of ambition an«i energy and enjoy life hugely. I can never tell how glail I am that I hail the ipexl sense to try thia Munyon treatment.” Another enthusiastic visitor was a woman who declare«! that her mother ha! been relieved of rheumatism in a most remarkable manner. She said: "My mother was dat on her back in bed with rheumatism, sciatic, muscu- lary and inflammatory. Doctors had pronounc«si her case almost incur able and we had about given up hope of her ever being able to walk again. 1 procur«ii a treatment for her from one of these .Munyon doctors, and U h I ay she is able to K*t about the bouse with perfect ease and can go out doors, and in fact, «lo anything that a woman of her age might be ex|«ect<«d to do. The rheu matic ¡azins and inflammation have en tirely disappeared, I think thix Mun- yon treatment is a politiv« wonder- worker." Letters address««! to Prof. J. M. Munyon Personally, Munyon’a Labor»- lories, 53«! and Jefferson Sts., Phila KEEP EGGS IN WATER GLASS delphia, Pa., or callers who apply at In Solution for that addrrss, will receive free nuslical Mont So-- M advice. Th«-re io not a ¡«enny to pay Forro u«*. for the fullest and most painstaking You are made medical examination. Water glass ran be obtaltted of to feel, whether by |>er»onal inter- view, or letter, that the advice is • b- newt druggists and la a twrtry, almost solutely free and you are not under <v>l<>ri«Mie liquid, rusting from 10 to 30 oenta a pound will keep per any obligation to follow it. feetly In thia solution fur right to twelve mon t fra says the Agriculturist The Mh«ir formula ta to mix one pound fresh slot» Un» a tai .-»-tradf pound table salt with four qiuvrta tadb tn* water After slacking and settling draw off th* clear liquid and pour over the rggs an as to rvrrer them. Thia la an ■-Id fashioned method, l-«t la very effective. Eggs kept In waler glass may be taken out during fall and winter and sold for parked eggs at about five cents a do*en lees than the price of fr«rah egga Many fam ilies can safely pack a few doaen to use for cooking purposes In winter, but whether It ta a safe b<ia!n<«ee ven lure to put down several hundred dogen Is another question. The safest 0‘lert These Prizes: method, and tbo only one available on a largw scale. Is to tise cold stomge. CJ Ti n i* s nili l. gr -g v»ww ■**« griw. whore the egrs can be held at ft to um WESTERN COMPANY, whak 30 degrees A temperature below 77 I.NVL51 S ITS FUNDS »th. WIST. degrees is rvxjulr»! to freeae the egg In help the coauneniti» which pay th» and split the shell. (Wmuni. It wvsev liw ru<» tiLaal hi« i-»naacr ¡«-k-y on the .**«hA. iiafeliae A Greer» Food Rack. »krvw ami acod««* bi iwsni- A skillful drvioe for f’in>Wm* •J The iom|«ni wuhav a DL3TINCT- feed to poultry consists of a IVE TRADf. MARK, illwoeu» J frame made several Inches high and e. ehassavev. wofw ami purp,»» nrrvered with n*ttli«g flats, or any pre- <J Alk> it <inw«w a hsnliag MOI IO os forred crop may be sowed and tt«* <auh phrase. Tlw ¡ev«r .«dowl a »sea rack with netting placed over It when Io everyl««ly, with«,el wvtn.«ws of suitable site and the fowls then <5 CooM • Le« Sepwrali«» to. turned kwum They seem to delight <j 1« fanhei ¡wmcalaM. adlraas (saw In walking about on the netting and tvumag this papei) snipping off the green blad-x within reach. Yet they cannot get at the roots to scratch and the plants have a chance to r«mew their growth thus pruned off, and the fowls are contin ually adding fertilising material For poultry kept on dose range as a moans of furnishing food the Is certainly cv>mm«*ndat4e. $50 for a Trademark $25 for a Motto The Continental Life Insurance & Invest ment Compsny The Continental Life Insurance & Invest ment Company No Halp. A St. louis traveling man, making hia first trip through North Dakota, woke up one May morning to find the i ground white with enow. "For Heaven’s sake,” he aak«*d the , hotel clerk disgustedly, "when do you i have summer out in this Gexl for- ; saken country?” "I don't know,” repli«"»! the clerk, |”l have only i«een here eleven months.Success Magazine. Motfesvs wifi flo-l Mrs. Wins! w*« * «Ma* e»rup lb« twst r- usdv I.' USS 1,4 ib«*r . - LkllSU : Iwiia* is* uraiiiiug pertud. Easy Way Out. The day was sultry, the sp«>ctators \ were restless, and the judge irritable. "The next person, ” he said, "that I disturbs the order of this court will be | sent borne to stay.” "Hurrah! Hurroo!” yelled the ' prisoner on trial, jumping up an«J I .town in the witness box. Success Magazine. IF YOU SUFFER from a bad stomach, inactive liver, consti pated bowels,-------- you should try HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS It is absolutely pure, safe and reli able and will always do the work. TRY IT TODAY Unheard Of >>r1On» How did you ever <vomo try to ptaasssk« >t such a nbeap-loofch« umbrslta im that? Istrkin* Why, ) got thia umbrella tn s very ¡xe>'«iUM way I bought It Tt»* l‘athfit>des. Remedies are Needed *• perfect, wlhich we ere not, medicine« would not often he neeJcd. But «ince our mlrm* ha*c be come weakened, impaired «nJ broken down thr«m<h inJitcretiun« which haxe ¿'»nc on from the early «<e«( through counflr«« generation«, remedte« urr needed to aiJ Nature in r<>rre<tind <»ur inherited and otherwise •cquireJ weaknc«»ea. To reech the «eat of atomach weaknesa auJ conaequcnt difrative trouble«, there 1« nothing »<> |o«ij as !>r. Pierce*« Clutden Medical Diacov« •Hf» • tbccric compound, ettrncted from native medfe- inal roots «old for oser forty >rars with great satisfaction tn al! traers. Stomach, Riliomneas, I tver Complaint, I’am in the Stomach after rating. Heartburn, Bad Breath. Belching ol l«M>d, (^hrumc Iharrhca a*n<! other Intoetinai I derangements, the Ois* oser> is a (.cue proven and must cdzcicnt remedy. 1 he genuine han on it* x _ ou can t afforJ to accept a secret nostrum a« a substitute for thi« won-alco holic, medicine <•» is sn < wrimii.A, tu>( exen though lt«c urgent dealer may thereby make a little bigger probt, Dr. Bierce s Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver anJ bowel«. Sugar-csiated, t»nv granules, easy to take as candy. --------------------------------------------- MAKES CLOTHES WHITE. The troublesome pr« b!« tn <»f aa«h f.n aolvrd b> !D D CI«)SH BALL Bl.tE Th»» blue that 1« all blue Solid package; no Ihpild to leak or • pill No adulteration Made tor 20 years and used even where A large pa* only 10 rents Makes the < lothea white 1.« «« bother. I vm « a .isle More aat Infactnrv ret ilta and pr.irlkal economy. ASK YOTH GHOCEH I« Rtafly Fim«. Help that coin » a to Ule U not halp but fame arc lha safes? and • *( re’as Me cat hai Ik aut • »♦(*«• cl aaaer Tî e t<*( remedy fur Torpuft Liver. H .-«ne « and v h !(-■« !•> hr. At iMwggtaia* ar by Mail. 2S Cents liuk i iitiu«> al lu. F ubtlaau , Uauuoa Fune Hon of Raligiorv. *ne!lrh»u wHLIn those •oul« wii*rh it t«ral!y lnva«l»a te -omt nray xay- • vahra that I, uulqtta and infinita «I tributati not by Imagination, but by c«w.a,-i<>uan, -• proparly »■« rallail. tc rartaln Idaoa. to rorialn frallnga. to cartata avito!» with a view to «-rule wlitah aurpuaa humanity“ ii. But* tr»«ux. ■a Dr. Picrc«'» Pleasant Pellet* cure constipation. Constipation rathe cuirae of many «tixeaar*. l ure the cau««e and ; - -u > . r ■- ' !.•■ ’ ; t «• .- to Um« Laid the Foundation. March 2«. Lili, which aaw John Ja cob AatoFe bri<a*Ctae Tooquln enter lira ! ill,. !,1. iTv.«r W»a r. »rent data mark in American history Around lira fur trading poet which hlx men voxahltabvd near the mouth of that etrvaui. cluae to tho preoent Aalorta. vu bulk the Si at American »ottto- u»nl aaeii on the Pacific l.xalto a. A 1 tu«. AHt »uw aid Krwl.”ttl. It« hMffrlyff h Iurta, IJvrr sud K»’**Is. berne Girl. ”l»sd. I . WM! i:u»r-v T«tt»* Tw1nkle*>nr» ! b«»i>e you won't btonv* rue for wwntln* to marry a « bori» gtrL* "Not at alL my boy, ! watdm! to marry !»r myself when I wtu atx*«| yonr M" " Ers«!!<•!*•• I ¡m; >• I* ruMi-uit and lhs**r»iera of Ihr ?»kia > ’••» the III--! and r -• Tua«, btrvuglh aud V iguc m U*« suine • y*uus. MY TRAOe MARK WAS CURED By Lydia L. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Baltimore. M<! —” I *rn«l yon her«*, v.Illi the picture of tny tilt« « n v ir old daiig!it<-r Alice, wb«> was restored to hvaltli !>y I.vdia E. Pink ham's Vegeta ble ('oni|H»nn«i. >ho was pair, with dark circles under her eyes, wi- ik and irri table. Twodifferent doctor* treatc«l her «•>': ! called it Green Sickness, but »ho grew »<«rs»» all tho time. Lydia Ei-Pink« liam's Veg'dable <’ >in|H«'in<l w.n re -- otnnwn«le«l. and after t .king three Iv't- tles she has regain»«! ,”’r health, thank s to your tti' di« me. I . an ri-cotnim nd it for all i'-tni!«' trout»!'--»." Mu. L A. C oiikk iv , 11 l ButLuid Stre< t, Balti more, ML Hundreds r-f x tch letter* from mot!- rrs expressing their gratitude for what Lydia E. 1‘inkham’s V«-get.»b)e Com- JHiund ha* accomplished for them have «••en receive«! l»y the Lydia F Pinkham Medlcin* Company, Lynn, Maas. COUGH AND CONSUMPTION REMEDY T»f 013 A IHlllLt IHHC1 te» CRIOXIC A netti CO'JkHI N93MMSS HOaUlBI, tulutt.’i ino corns mice I» ano »o CSNT» ASA »Ova IMAllA 5 B MEDICINE MEO CO. POWTLANO, O«t ALCOHOL OPIUM—TOBACCO Hs» w Prwit’»*’/ Cvrpl. *«11.««».»»■! ksalM In» Klart« In < » < n. * r w r L‘»*tF»t*i rtr* • sr. ■uniMTinn. fig. unit. F N U No 3« II Young Olrla, Heed This Advice. Girl* who are trouble! with painful or irreirilar periods, l«ackach»i, lie»«!- •che, drag giro?-down sensation», faint, intr spell» or imlig« stlon. ahould take immediate action atxl lx' restore«! to l.ealth by I.ydia E. Hnkfiara’» Vega, table Comp m-L Thomat Is I.are been restored to health by its use. Write to Mr», rinkbani, Lynn, Yla-v»., lor advice, true. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color more cooda brighter and ranter colors than any other dya. Ona 10c pacha« colors silk, wool and cotton aqually waQ and is ffuarantead to riva parfact raaultA AaM daa^r, of WO wUlaand poatpaid at 10c a pacha*« Wrtta for fraa booklat bow to dya, biaacX aad kib colors. MQNHQX DRUO COMPANY, Quincy, < /
