The Missing Word
Chiuiea Rung by Electricity.
Electricity now supplies the power
for ringing the chimes in Grace church,
New York, and the curfew hymn is
played by an automatic arrangement
breaking the current to huge magnets
connected with ten belli, the largest
weighing 3,000 pounds.
Keep Milk Cann Clean.
In the care of cans, they are to I m *
kept clean and free from rust, They
should be washed as soon as possible
after being used. Rinse first with cold
water, then scrub thoroughly with a
brush both inside aud outside, using
warm water—almost hot, or. better, a
good soapsuds, which use often any
how. Give particular attention to tbe
seams, anil don’t forget the outsides.
You know the inside is often judged
by the outside. Finish with scalding
water. Turn your caus upside down
long enough to allow them to drain;
then leave them right side up. or on
their sides, in the fresh air, and you
will have clean, sweet cans. It is a
very eommou error to leave them over
a stake o a board. This is a serious
mistake, as invariably the cans will
sour thereby, The hot air or steam
rises, and having no escape. couse-
1
quently condenses In the caus 1 and
sours. Much tuilk otherwise well
cared for is often tainted from no other
reason. A rusty can should not lx*
used, as it imparts a foreign flavor to
milk.—Germantown Telegraph.
Protecting Tomatoes.
By exercising a little extra care, the
season for ripe tomatoes may be pro
longed for two or three weeks beyond
the usual period. As soon as there are
indications of frost, cover the tomatoes
in the evening with some kind of can
vass er old blanket. Between the rows
was NATURAL: Schilling's Best tea is not only f>u>e but it is NA TUR AL,
because it is fresh-roasted.
The following 154 each got $6.50.
Bingo—“I want to exchange this tan
SAN »'KANCISCO
CALIFORNIA ELSEWHERE
WASHINGTON
dem for two wheels.” Agent—"What's Mrs. Alkiusoti,
39». Merritt
Cool Hildnr A.Shelgren,Ix>ngbranch
1314 Harrison Clara Lovejoy,
the matter!” Bingo—"I find that 1 am Mrs. Black,
Concord J. P Dunn.
Mar oes
SHI Folsom Fiancli* W. Lewis,
W. BuchaT.au.
not strong enough to ride it."—Life.
Market Mrs. Rate Manuiug, Downey Frances Dudley. Medical Lake
Row Carew,
Malarial disease is invariably supplemented
Aim.
ii.
a.
Gibbs,
Elk
Creek
Geo
Rebel,
Ritvvihe
by disturbance of the liver, ihe bowels, the
Miss A. Carter, 921 Sacramento
The Wife—"What a sweet smile there C.
beattie
stomach and the nerves. To the removal of
23d and Capp Mrs. AnnaS. Dooley, Eureka Mrs. Katie Peterson,
Claussen,
“
M rs. Jesse Heaverlo. Spangle
Brvani st. Alice Thompson,
both the cause and its effects Hostetter» Stom
Is on tbe baby's face. John.” The Hus M rs. L. During,
O.
C.
Lewis.
Folsom
Elizabeth
A.
Bellis,
Spokane
Larkin
and B'way
Mrs. Kilis, L
___________
ach Bitters is fullv adequate. It ‘tills the bill”
J. E. Kenning, Fruitvale Mrs Fred H. Carr,
Tacouia
pense of the milker. The best contriv a> no other remedy does, performing its work band—"Yes. he's probably dreaming Mary C. Hsrlity, 1236 Broadway Mm.
Ella Dahle,
Garberville Rosetta L. button,
Spokane
Mrs. Ho'ttamt*.
3U71* Filbert Mrs.
thoroughly. Its ingredients are pure and
that
he's
keeping
me
awake."
—
Town
ance we ever saw to rid cows of flies wholesome, and it admirably serves to buildup
Mrs Haur»ath, 3»11 Buchanan Miss Matxil Ivey, Grass Valley
Mrs. N. Davey,
Greenwood
UTAH
M. McKenzie,
2D Clementina
n'
at milking time was some boughs of a system broken by ill health and shorn of Topics.
Dann,
Hydesville J. L. Rhead,
Corinna
T. 1. Miller.
1826 c Sntter Orey
Constipation, liver and kidney com
Mrs.
W.
Bu
scorn
be,
Ker.nett
"I
never
stirred
from
my
room
on
trees tieo above the cow. and coming strength.
Nina Mickelson,
706 Tennessee
Draper
Kate Redine,
plaint aud nervousness are conquered by it.
Anna A. Lewis,
Keswick Mrs. T Peterson,
Mrs.
T.
Salomon,
1636
Eddy
Gosheu
Sunday until five o’clock in tbe after
down just far enough to cover her back
Ella Kraus, Loa Alamitos Mrs. Maggie Huber,
_______
Midway
Mrs. Cha*. Stock, 412 Ivy Ave. Mrs.
Rosa
Price,
Madera Anna Fry,
and a short distance down her sides.
The average taxation in Egpyt is noon.” "Wliat on earth were you do Mrs. W. Taylor,
Morgan City
1617 Clay
Magalia Mrs*. Henry Baumeister, Ogden
222 Filbert Miss Eva McCarthy,
ing?” "Oh! I was just glaneiug over Mrs. Thornton.
These leaves gently brush against the about $4.50 a head.
Maxwell Mr». Emma streaker,
944 Geary Vivian Duncan,
Ogden
Mrs. A. Vordier,
the Sunday papers.”—Puck.
animal and protect her better than she
429 Dour lass Flossie Flanagan, Mendocino Cora W arwtek, Pleasant Grove
Mrs S. Watson,
AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS.
Mrs. Q. Bradiev,
Middletown Mrs. E C. Henrichsen
Provo
Miss
Katie
Wein.
177
Cook
could do It herself. Cows used to this We are asserting in the court, our riRht to the
Sarah Stanley. M issiou ban Jose Horace Chai iner, bait Lake City’
Ethel—"And when lie said he was
CALIFORNIA ELSE WHERE 1 Layoinarriuo,Mokei umneHill Clara
will seek such refuge during tbe hot exclusive use of the word ” CASTORIA,” and willing to die for you, wliat did you Mm.
L. Deighton,
“ “
Oils Bordwell. Alameda Ella Campbell,
Monson Mrs. U. J. Trump,
■ FirCHEK'SCAS rOHiA," as our Trade Mark.
“ “
•*
summer days.—Exchange.
Mrs. N. Bishop, National City Mrs. J. Busby,
do?” Penelope—"Why. I nearly faint Mrs. O. F. Woodrow,
•• M
Emma T. Donnelly, Los Angeles Mrs. J A. Simmons, Oleander
I, Dr. Samuel Pitcher, o! Hvannia, Massachusetts,
ed! —the idea of the only man at a sum Mrs. J no. B. Hansbe,
Mm.
Minnie
Horn,
“
OTHER 8TATE8
was the originator of ** PITCH ICR'S CAS TORI A,"
Incahntinsr t hickens.
*•
Cecilia Nolan,
Mrs. B. E Johnson, The Pa ms
mer resort talking of dying!”—Puck.
M
"I wonder If neighbor K. is baking the same that has borne and docs now bear the
Mrs. E. M. Shipman,
Frank Perry,
Palo Alto Mrs. K. Woodin,
Albany Or.
Addle Williams,
Mrs C-A. rtarlan,
Parkfieid Mrs.Katehngberg,Bigelow. “
Senator
Rich
(inculcating
economy)
—
fac
simile
signature
of
CHAS.
H.
FLETCHER
on
eggs this year, as he did Inst.” said
M rs. C. L. Boek,
G. W. Robinson,
Pa>adena Mrs. A. Wit eit,Bridal Veil. “
Oakland
every
wrapper.
This
is
the
original
"
PITCHER'S
"It
isn't
what
a
man
makes
that
makes
Mrs. L. Brunje.
Miss Rose A. Coxhead, Peralta Mn.W Howell, Oregon City, -
one man to another, as they met on
CAsTORlA •’ which has been used in the homes
K. Oakland Mrs. A. J. Coyle,
Peiris Hilda Jonnson, Portland. “
him rich, you know.” His Grandson— Arthur Evans.
the public highway one afternoon. "I of
Mrs Wia Mr Kay,
Oakland Mrs. Kich’dGraham. Feta.inns Mamie Hanning Virginia,Ney.
the mothers of America for over thirty years.
Maiuie Goyan,
Piacervil.e tila M. Smith,
suppose you know about Ills incubator Look Carefully at the wrapper and see that it is "Oli. I know that, grandpa—it’s getting Cha*. A. McDonald,
Wnunoe. •*
M rs.G.H. Main war ins,
Mrs. W. H. Russell,
Pomona Mm. W. Funk.Winnemucca, “
experience, lie invested in one that the kind you have always bought, and has the ! a prohibitive tariff put ou it.”—Puck.
Rena Marvin,
E. Oakland J. J. Rodgeis,
Portervtbr Mrs. Godward Atlantic. WytK
Little Miss Muffet—"I don’t thup- Mrs. Geo. P. Moore, Oak &nd Mrs. A g Walker. Port Conte. bulina Mass, Burnt Fork, “
held about six hundred eggs, tilled the signature of CHAS. H. FLETCHER on the
Mm. Chas B Tenney.
“
Mrs. Geo. Ward,
Mrs Emily Rice, Cheyenne,•*
trays with what he confidently hoped wrapper. No one has authority from me to use pothe 1 ought to go a wound all alone Louise Hagelstein,Sacramento Mrs. C. Hendrickson. Redlands Wo
ArnoUI, Evsnston,
Adeline
Lima.
Mias
M O’Brien, Redwood Citv Mr». Harlander, Gubads,Monk
with
a
gentleman
like
yon,
Mr.
Donkey
my
name
except
The
Centaur
Company
of
which
would prove to be broilers and roasters
L. C Ruble
dan Dtago Mr». J R. Balkwtu,
Reed -ev Mra. G. Merritt,Bolse City, Ida.
Chas.
H.
Fletcher
is
President.
Boy. but 1 gueth it's all right. The W. E. Sharman,
of the most delicious description. After
Mm. F. J Kalter
Rio Viste C W. Rainiortb, Bonners fv.
B. Shaw,
March 8, 1897.
SAMUEL PITCHER, M.U
H, G. Marling,
Rocklin Laura 1 aft,
donkey Is as good as most chaperons.” Mrs.
watching the thermometer with the ut
Sallds, Colo,
W. F. Cord.
E. fian Jose W. J. Meyers.
Rohnerviitt M m.C. Carpenter,Flore nee, A ria
most care for five or six days he got
M. 1. Corey,
tiau Jo »e Mrs. J. Graham.
ban Raise äugens Rlriika. Pbcenix, •
A Parisian is said to have construct —Bazar.
Frolick,
Jonn Sauer,
nella Willis.
a little tired of it. as he seems to tire ed a machine which makes it possible
Mrs. Tenspot—“I am so glad that you George
Allred Mauuoe.
Miss Eva Series,
Santa Crn? Mrs.S. C. Marsh. CerrIIioa, N.M.
of everything, aud. consoling himself to split a human hair into 36 parts.
Arcata Henrietta Miller,
ate engaged to Harold Wiloughby. Olive Smith,
Tohamn
Lillian Hanson,
_______
Georjre
(
’
.
Akerly,
Vacavi. .
BRITISH COLUMBIA
with the reflection that the incubator
Was it a long courtship?” Miss Skid Mrs Geo. W Hamilton, Auburn
“
Mrs. Cora Beutley.
Mrs. John Walter,
Lad nan
would probably get along all right, he HOME PRODUCTS AND PUKE FOOD. more—“Not very. My cyclometer reg Mrs. A. M. Maulennan Haden Mm F H Hscke.
^teila F. McGary.
Victoria
Mrs Chas. Henry, W. Berkeley Mrs. J. D. Jones.
went out driving and stayed away for
istered about one hundred miles.”— C MoKllUoan, N. Bloomfield Mrs. J. A. Winans,
All Eastern Syrup, so-called, usually very
_____
MEXICO
Nett H. Eaton,
Bradley Visa Belle McCann. Wheatland
several hours. When lie returned the light colored anti of heavy body, is made from J udge.
glucose. “Tea Garden l>rip*" is made from
Mrs. J. D. Cunningham, Chino Mrs. earner
Wiseburn salvador Narelo.
■naanada
heat had run up to a cooking point, Sugar
Cane and is strictly pure. It is for sale
Pease—“Well, there's the church bell.
and most of tlie poor little possibilities by first-class grocers, in cans only. Manufac Castleton will be around in a minute.”
The winners of the two $150.00 prizes for sending in the largest num«
by the P acific C oaht syiut co . ah gen
were beautifully cooked and done. Aud i tured
uine "tea Garden Drips” have the manufac Hubbard—“Wliat, are you going
to ber oi tickets were:
tlie most astonishing part of tlie en turer’s name lithographed on every can.
Mr*. J. Buabv. .«*lt Lake City. Utah—1100 ticket»
church?” Pease—"Oh. no; but that
Mr*. Annie Packer. Safford, Ari».—ISO ticket»
tire performance was that he treated
SpAin’s finances may be stated in a was to be the signal for our century
the accident more like a huge joke than few figures. The nation’s indebtedness run.”—Puck.
anything else. Three times last spring is $1,765,000,000, and the annual in
Some people sent coupons instead ol rickets. Wrong!—we can’t
Miss Howler (who sings)—“That gen
he tilled that incubator, and each time terest to be paid is about $70,000,000.
tleman you just introduced me to said count them. The “ticket” is the paper 4x2)^ inches.
the heat ran up until almost all of the
There is more catarrh ItuFhls section of the he would give anything if he had my
eggs wore spoiled. Out of eighteen
than all other diseases put together, voice. By the way. what business does
hundred eggs there were less than one country
You must lollow the rules exactly n the $2000.00 contest or we can’t
and until the last few years was supposed to be
hundred chickens that grew to broiler I incurable. For a great many years doctors pro ' he follow?” Friend—"He’s an auc
oouni your words.
/
tioneer "—Judge.
nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local
age. It is just such management as remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure by
Professor—"Margaret, please take
this that gives so many small industries local treatment’ pronounced it incurable.
Address.
MONEY-BACK.
San
Francisco.
has proven catarrh to be a constitu j the eat out of tlie room. I cannot have
a bad reputation. To succeed requires Science
tional disease, and therefore requires consti
vigilance aud care.”—New York Led tutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, man ' it making such a noise while I am at
Successful Half-Minute
ufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., is ! work.
Where is it?” Margaret—
ger.
the only constitutional cure on the market. It
is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a "Why, sir. you are sitting on it.”—Flle-
tlnrvcHtln-- Mnchine*.
teaspoonful. Il acts directly on the blood and
While plows and other agricultural mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one gende Blatter.
hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.
“What makes Rumply so down on
Implements of American manufacture Send
And Gratifying Results on Governor Mount’s Farm.
for circulars and testimonials. Address,
the long-distance telephone?” “He Under th«« Hupervislon nf l>r. A. VV.
to a considerable amount in dollars
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
of Purdti«* University, l»v Order of the
Bold
by
druggists,
75c.
called
up
a
man
in
Toledo
who
owes
Bureau of Animal lud iislrr of the IT. 8. Agricultural l»r partixinut.
are exported to many foreign coun
Hall’s Family Fills are the best.
him
two
dollars
and
a
half.
They
tries. the value of the American har
Piso’s Cure for Consumption has been a wrangled till it cost Bumply thirteen
vesting machinery exported is greater
to me. — Wm. B. McClellan. dollars.”—Detroit Free Press.
than that of any of them. American God-send
Chester, Florida, Sept. 17,1895.
harvesting machines, mow?rs, reaners
Sunday school superintendent (se
The Oregon board of agriculture has verely)—“Bobbie, I didn't see you in
and binders, and st on. are used all
over the world, and in many countries offered premiums for flax culture.
Sunday school yesterday.” Bobble (de
A MATTER OF GREAT IMPORTANCE to farmers, especially
extensively. American machines, like
fiantly)—“No, sir. I was out ou my
those who raise sheep for wool, is the dipping of the animals in the
other American products, are copied by How Many Women Havo Qulotly wheel.” Sunday school superintendent
spring and fall of the year. The purpose is not only to Kill the Tick
which infest sheep, blit to Destroy the Scab, a disease which irritates
foreign manufacturers, but the for
Obtained Advice That Made
—"How were the roads?”—Life.
the skin, causing intense itdiing. roughness and loss of fleece. In
eigners are. of course, a year behind.
Them Well.
the
far West dipping has been performed semi annually for years,
Askins—“That Miss Summerflirt
but in England and Australia it is required by law, The importance
The American machine placed on the
seems to be very fond of outdoor
of the process may be imagined when it is known that foreign gov
My sister, if you find that in spite of sports?” May Cutting—"Yes. Indeed!
market contemporaneously with the
ernments will not receive scabby sheep, and th? inspectors of the
government at different stock yards compel the slaughtering ol all
fore.gn copy' is likely to contain Im following faithfully your family doc All the morning she lies on the beach
such afflicted animals, which, in many instances means considerable
provements over the machine copied tor's advice, you are not getting well, in her bathing-suit, and all the after
loss to the owner, as the government offers neither apology nor re
muneration.
from one of a year before, and it is why do you not try another course ? noon she sits on the piazza in her bi
The Bureau of Animal Industry of the United States Agricultural
sure to have some touch of superiority Many and many a woman hai quietly
Department is making experiments with a view to destroying the dis
cycle-suit.
”
—
Puck.
ease,
and with this object in view an arrangement was made for dip
written
to
Mrs.
Pinkham,
of
Lynn,
iu detail or workmanship. American
ping at tl e farm of Governor Mount on Thursday Dr. A. W. Bitting,
"What’s the matter now?” asked the
harvesting machines are the best In the Mass., stating her symptoms plainly
of tneExi e ¡mental Station, Purdue University, directed the work.
Each lamb or sheep was dipped one-half minute instead of two min
TRABA MA««
world, the lightest, the strongest and and clearly, and take her advice, which leading actor, as tlie manager tore a
utes, as is customary. A tank with a capacity of 100 gallona was pro
was promptly letter to shreds and stamped his feet, NON-POISONOU3 vided,
the best adapted to their uses.—New
and into this was run sixty gals, of water, three quarts o<
received. The “matter? That performance of yours O’ lorn-NapthoJemn. An emulsion was immediately formed, the < hloro-Naptholeuin
'--k Sun.
mixing instantly with the waler, leaving a mixture almost the exact color of milk. In the
is
so
infernally
bad
that
this
person
de
following let
first one hour and twenty minutes sixty-two sheep had been dipped, the extra fifty minutes be-
The Cahhaxc Louse.
ter is pretty mands that his name be stricken from ing consumed in draining the fluid from the animals, as the wool took up about two gallons, and
In a bulletin devoted to injurious
this had to be returned to the tank. Examinations of each sheep ah dipped showed that the
strong eon firm the free list.”—Detroit Free Press.
Ticks were all killed, and ticks taken from undipped lambs and placed well under the wool close
plant lice. Issued from the Maryland
the skin on those previously dipped die I in three minutes’ time.
ation of this:
He—“Do you believe that money has to The
head of each animal was put completely under the water, while the rille is to keep the
station, attention is attracted to the old
“I had a personality?” She—"I don't know. nose exposed. Careful observation failed to snow any nausea or sickness among any of the Iambs
time enemy, the
or sheep, a gratifying result, as must dips, especially'tobacco and those of arsenical’compositiou,
been sick Why?” He—“Here's a telegram I just I ’ create
great distress.
cabbage
louse.
for six got from my wife at tbe seashore, ad-
Governor Mount was informed by telephone as to the result. There were 160 lambs and 160 old
This pest appears Cfj
sheep.
months; one dressed to ‘One Hundred Dollars,' in
Dr. Bitting will forward his renort to Washington the first of this week, w’hen it will be offi
early in the sea-
¿2
doctor told me I would have to go to a my care.” She—"What does it say?” cially promulgated for the benefit of farmers and wool growers throughout the country.
son, even attack
AKHi>tn WMut«*«i in every town and county by the WEST DISINFECTING co. to 'sell their
hospital
before
1
would
get
well.
I
had
He
—
“
It
says
'come
at
or.ee.'
"
—
Life.
Disenfecting Machines and Sheep and Cattle Dips. Big money and good territory given live
ing young cab
female troubles in their worst form, suf
men. For further particulars address Went Disiufeclinir Ou., 1204 Market St., sàn Francisco
First
tramp
—
“
Ilaw!
haw!
I've
won
a
bage grown for cabbage louse .
fered untold agonies every month ; my bet I made wid me frieti’, Beery Bill. I California.
transplanting. It also attacks turnips
womb tipped back to my backbone; had
and radishes to a greater or less ex headache, hysteria, fainting spells, itch He gev me odds of two to one he
wouldn’t do ten days' work inside of a
tent. The winged viviparous female ing, leucorrhoea.
1 year.” Second trump—"What’s he been
is a greenish gray in color and is a sub
“ My feet and hands were cold all
ject for illustration.
Flight usually the time, my limbs were so weak that I doin’?” First tramp—“It says here he's
takes place during very warm weather, could hardly walk around the house; been sent tip fer six mont's at hard
and it is not an uncommon sight with was troubled with numb spells. I fol labor.”—Puck.
, srrMR
us to see the air filled with them in Au lowed Mrs. Pinkham's advice. I have
Big Bridges.
gust. The complete life history of this taken four bottles of Lydia E. Pink
The following table gives tbe lengths
pest Is still unknown. The same rem ham's Vegetable Compound, one bottle
edies suggested for the melon plant of her Blood Purifier, one package of of the principal bridges in various
J
louse can be used for this Insect. They her Sanative Wash, and am entirely countries: Ttiy, Great Britain, 9,(19G
I
congregate on the underside of tlie cured.”—M rs . L ouisa P lack , 650 Bel f«*et; Forth, Great Britain, 5,552 feet;
Moerdyck,
Holland,
4.820
feet;
Volga,
leaves in great numbers, where they mont St., Brookton, Mass.
Russia. 4,715 feet; Welchsel, Germany,
can lie reached to best advantage by a
100 lb,.. 12. 4.340 feet; Theon, Germnny. 4,172 feet:
spray directed with the bent brass ex
Grandez (Ellie) States, 3.580 feet. The
1 ton, |36.
Plow and Seeder Combined.
tension.
Carloads al
greatest single span of the Forth
special
Thoroughly works the Soil to a depth of 5 to
Propagation.
prices.
bridge is 1,725 feet: and of the East 8 inches.
Write for
I/caves no Plow Crust.
To propagte from puny plants is a»
Catalogue. River (Brooklyn) bridge, 1,601 feet be
Places the seed 3 to4 inehesdown, thoroughly
fatal to success as to breed animala
tween tbe towers.
covered with light, loose soil.
B
csll
pH
Every farmer that has used it RECOM
from scrub stock, A plant never re-
L am nesso s'
MENDS it.
Is your sleep refreshing or do you roll and
An Indian Actress.
fuses to bear fruit wltliout a cause.
toss and fret and worry about your trouble?
Portland,
An Indian girl Is playing Puck In
and that cause is often barrenness that
It your nerves are healthy an<l full of vitality
Oregon.
your sleep will be sound and you will wake op
Marie Wainwright's production of "A
no system of cultivation will remove.
feeling vigorous and refreshed. If your nerves
Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Her name
are
weakened from exccHses, dissji ation, over
FIRST AND TAYLOR STS., PORTLAND, OR.
Poultry Notes.
work or brain weariness, you will have noticed
Is Ollie Heath, and she was born and
Always keep the floors of the houses
General Agents for Oregon, Washing that vour sleep is djsturb<*d. you roll and toy,
ton and Idaho.
you dream or nave night sweats. Then you get
and coops well covered with sand or remedies and only found relief from indiges raised among the Cheroke tribe. Stis-
iip in the morning, feeling about as bad, or
tion, Catarrh of the Stomach. In trying DYN- s«*qiier,tly she attended a seminnry and
ashes.
worse, than when you went to bed.
Your
PEI’TICUKO you will find a CURE. Price,
there
gained
her
first
knowledge
of
nerves lack tone and vigor.
Yonr system
Always keep a sharp lookout for ver |1. On receipt of HUM will deliver it to your
needs bracing up.
Your vital functions are
nearest express office free of charge. Agent,
stage
art.
min. and eradicate them as quickly -i
sluggish. You may have been using a medi
....FRANK NAU....
cine to induce sleep
Ho much the worse for
possible.
Portland Hotel Pharmacy,
■■■ t , i.n na
you in the long rup.
By it*» use you simply
Morphine Habit in France.
Sixth
and
Morrison
«trect,
rosiLaau.
os.
Always rake the droppings off every
«leaden the nerves.' Of course it induces sleep,
The injection of morphine is a habit
but how do you feel in the morning? How is
morning. Cleanliness is a great pre
your appetite for breakfast and your ambition
DO YOU WANT
that is, unfortunately, on the Increase
ventive of sickness.
lor work? Don’t you see the mistake of it all?
in
France,
especially
among
the
mid
You do not need medicine. You need the ton
Always keep some Epsom salts and
ing and soothing effects of a in I Id current of
dle
classes.
On
statistics
furnished
by
sweet oil by you, as you may want
electricity, such as you can get by applying
the pharmacists it Is estimated that
I)r. Handen’s Electric Belt.
them at any moment.
Call or send for the book with full in forma
Always give Just enough food at one Get them at headquarter*. I carry by far tbe there are In Paris at least 50.0(H) vic-
tion about Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt.
laraeat
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ity of whom are women.
alofue.
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should be left lying around.
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Lazy People.
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The laziest people on earth live on the
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TRUTHS, the Plain
Sandwich Islands. None of the natives
Facts, the Old Secrets and
Always do little odd jo.« that want
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do
any
work
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speak
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gives
doing at once, . "Procrastination is tbe
Medical Science as applied
them enough to eat without any con
to Married Life, who
thief of time,’ and often a nail here
would atone for past fol
siderable
labor,
and
they
seem
content
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Courting after marriage—Applying
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DIPPING OF SHEEP.
CHLORO-NAPTHOLEUM.
COVER FOB TOMATO VINES.
of tomatoes drive sticks about four feet
apart and nail strips of boards on the
top at tlie height of the tomato vines.
Place the covers over these, letting the
edges extend to the ground, where they
must lie fastened so that the wind will
not blow them off. Leave no opening
or the frost will get In. 1 prefer a
heavy cover made of blankets, as this
w'ill often protect the vines when light
canvass will fail. If the work is care
fully done the tomatoes will stand a
great deal of cold weather.—New En
gland Homestead.
Keep Wood Under Cover.
The wood can be landed on a slight
elevation near tbe shed (It sometimes
happens it must be wheeled a distance
of fifty yards or more). Stretch it wire
say 3-16 inch diameter, from the pile
into a window or door of the shed, aud
haul taut to a beam with a small
tackle. Suspend a square basket or
rack made for tbe purpose with a pul
ley lasbed to each end. Then, with a
small cord. Nos. 2 and 3. to draw back
and forth, attached to each ear of the
basket, a man inside, with a boy to
load the basket at the pile, cau do
more than four men with wheelbar
rows. and do It easier. Tlie loaded
basket is simply thrown up over the
wire in the shed, and the wood falls
out. The inside man then piles the
wood while the boy returns and fills
the basket. I take my own wood
through a second-story window in this
way, and find It to be a great saving
of labor over the old method.—Port-
land Transcript.
For Hanlin<r Stones.
On some farms the only time for
hauling stones Is when the ground Is
dry and firm after harvest. A rigging
may be made to aid In unloading by
farmers
CLARK’S RIGHT-LAP
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A QUICK DUMPING DEVICE.
lenghtening out the wagon so that a
platform can lie built upon two strong
poles, as shown In the illustration. The
poles serve as bed pieces to which the
platform should be hinged on one side
and hooked on the other. When ready
to unload the stones, unhook and dump.
Blanching Celery.
The old method of planting celery
in trenches and blanching tbe stalkB by
piling soil around them is not much
practised now.
Various expedients
have been devised to blanch celery
cheaply. Much the best Is to have the
celery planted as nearly as possible on
a level surface. When the stalks are
large enough, place wide boards
against the celery, bolding them from
falling by piling soil against the out
side of the board protection. This will
blanch the stalks and leaves without
causing rust, as soil is sure to do In a
rainy season.
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Mllklas is Fly Time.
It Is very unpleasant milking a rest-
Kees cow when tormented by files. If
Bbe uses her natural means of defense.
Bsr tall, it may quiet ths cow at the ex
SEEDS
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BISE BALL GOODS
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will derive greater pleasure by seeing
exactly bow much profit you bare
earned.—Farm Journal
for a divorce.
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