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THE FLOWiJlt UAIIDEN.
No.e on Fall Treatment of Rous,
Etc,
Thin It tlio softeoii when much of the
! most important work of tho year
ftlioulri botlouo In tho flower garden.
If you wish to lay a good foundation
f-f next hiiinniet'H harvest of rloh
blooms, now la tho accepted time.
HOOKS.
If you wish to transplant any rotes
tho best time to do It Is beforo the
grouud becomes filled with water from
the fall rains, and after aulllolent ram
has fallen to make tho earth tillable.
Tho rose bed should bo well under
drained to avoid "stlok-lu-lhe mud"
oiudltlons, Different rosea require
different qualities of soil, but all cat)
atand aundy loam Immediately about
the roots.
If you have n sickly rose In a bed
with others, do not throw it away as
worthies. It Is probably starved by
the tuoro vigorous growers about It.
DIk it up and soak the roots for a day
in warm water, to removo all clay or
bat soil, nnd to freshen up all its mo
treuith. iThen plant it where you
w.tut It, first digging a largo hole nnd
supplying the roots with plenty of
and to atari In. Fill about with light,
dry soil, tamping it down well, and
watering it plentifully at once, when
your pbnt will be suro tb grow, and it
will aurpriso you with its vigor and
strength.
Climbing roses should be protacted
from the aotlon of tho winter winds by
being firmly tied up. Leather straps
aro best for tacking up all climbing
vines.
It is well to prune all roses in tho
late fall, and thus givo tho bushes as
tight a lead as poaalblo to carry
through tho winter.
In this climate close pruning ot by
brlds is dealrable, and oven the moro
delicate tea roses often gain strength
through tho free use of tho pruning
knife.
Take cuttings of tho dealrable varie
ties and plant in beds of sand or light
soil for new stool:, and whoro convou
tout let tho young plants frow two
seas-ins without removing.
A good mucin of well rotted cow
manure Is a good thing for your rose
bo I In the fall, At .least rnkeupall
tho fallen IcaveH und give It a coating
of hem.
(iTHKIt KLOWKIt.
Ifyouwaut an e.rly fcturt for your
gpranlumns next year, tnke up the
plants now, shako all the earth off tho
r iita and put them Into a dry place for
tho winter where they will nelthor
freeze nor be too warm. Thus treated
they will apparently become us dry as
a bone, but when planted out In tho
eprlug will soon sprout out and begtn
blooming wbero they left off In tho
fall,
For an early sweet poa bed preparo
tho soil in tho full and now tho seed
early enough to get a few inches of
growth beforo frost. Then till over
with a light soil and mulch, enough to
protect them from the winter. Unless
the season if very Eovore you can time
gain several weeks In the spring.
1'WELVE H003.
What They Ate, What it Cost nnd
How the Venture Paid.
BIx fat hogs, sold to a local Lutouer
tho other day, demonstrates forcibly
that pork can be produced in Oregon
as rapidly and as cheaply as in the
great corn bolts of the country. The
hogs were fattened on the college farm
and wero the product of an experi
mental test. Tho purpose of the ex
perlmeut was to teat eueaf wheat fur
hogs, as compared with chopped grain.
Tho six hoga sold wero fed ohopptd
grain for a period of 60 days, beginning
Beptember 3. Their rations during the
feeding period wus a mixture of
chopped grain au follews: Ooe part
aborts ouo part chopped oats and three
parts chopped wheat. At the begin
ning tho pigs weighed 1,122 pounds,
and at the ond of the 60 dayo their
united weight was 2,033 pounds, mak
ing an aggregate gain of 011 pounds,
theayerago weight of tho pigs at tbe
beglnplng was 187 pounds; at the end
338 6-0pouud a gain for each pig of
151 50 pouuds for the 68 days, or more
than 'H pouuds per day, a rate of gain
raroiy achieved.
They were fed 3587 p muds of grain
that oost 8 6 of a cent per pound and
Children Crv for
Pltohtr's Citorl.
at a total cost of $21.40 Utoli pound
of grain In weight rcqti red 3 ii3 pounds
of feed, w'llcb, nt three fifth of n cent
per pound made each pound of lucreao
In weight cost 1! 80 cents. The hogs
wero sold at 8 conts per pound on foot
at which low figure they yielded a
small profit" for feeding iToln that cost
thrce-llfilMof a cont p"f pound.
The nix pigs fed on sheaf wheat
weighed at the beginning 1,127
pounds, nnd duriug tho 0 days they
gained only 277J pounds. They were
fed 0,080 pounds of shenf wheat, or 28 1
pounds of feed for, each pound of
Increase in weight.
The wheat threshed out would yield
of grain about ono.thlrd of its weight,
an that each pound of grain In weight
required eight pound of wheat. Tbeso
pigs have been put upon a diet of
chopped grulti, nnd aro expected to be
ready for markotlng nbont tho bull
days. Tho details of this experiment
Will bo the subject of a bulletin to be
lotuod by Professor French later on.
Corvatlls Gazette.
Rheumatism Runs Riot
When thero is lactic ucld In the blood.
Liniments and lotions will bo of no
permanent benefit. A euro can bo ac
complished enly by neutralizing this
acid and for this purpose Hood's Bar.
saparllla is the best medfclno beoause
Hood's Barsaparllla is tho only true
blood purifier prominently in the pub
lic eye.
Hood's Pills uct'oaslly, yet promptly
and elleotlvoly, on tho liver and
bowels. 25c.
All druKglstn guarantoo Dr. Mllin Paw
Pills to atop Hoadacbe. "Ono cent a Jom."
When Bnby was slclc, wo gavo hor Castorta.
When die was a Child, sba cried for CastorU.
When she becamo Miss, sbo clung to CastorU,
When eke kvl Children, ho gaTO tbcm Contort.
Rheumatism
Is a symptom of diseaio of tho kid
upyB. It will certainly be relieved by
Parks Buro Curo. Tint headache,
backache nnd tired feell ig como from
the samo causo. Ask fo.' Parks' Sure
Cure for tho liver and kidneys price
l'Ou, sold Ijv Lunn & Br ioku. 104w
Dr. MIIos'Nkhvb I'lusnuwcura RUEOMA..
VKiM, WEAKUAOKH.Atfli uggtoto, only 2SC
The Fiondlsh I.urda.
ConbtantinoMjE, Isov. 12. The
most horrible accounts are constantly
arriving hero, In spite of the efforts
token to suppress them, of massacres
and depredations In tbe okstern pro
vinces, in which tho Ku dish tribes are
kuld to have perpetrated atrocities morn
horrible than nny credited to them. It
is stated upon apparently good author
ity that whole districts of Erzeroum
and Luvlas, scenes of so muoh blood
ohud In tho past, have been devastated
by Kurds who havo wiped vll!ngcufter
village out of existence, and that sword
and flro aro sweeping tho country. Tho
rioting and bloodshed at Erzeroum Is
said to have been muoh more serious
thuu provious reports made it, uud it Is
nsei ted that even tho presence of Shalr
Pasha with tho troops failed to atop
the massacre. Unresisting Armenian
men, women and children wero blud
geoned to death by the hundreds on
the streets.
Will Not Perform Miracles
But It Will Cure.
DR. MILES' RESTORATIVE NERVINE
euros nervous prostration. Not mi
raculously, but BclontlQcally, by flni
removing the germa of dlsooso, and then
supplying healthy ncrvo food, Increasing
the appetite, helping digestion and strength
ening tho entire system. Desperate cases
require prolonged treatment as shown by
th&tof Mrs. M. D. Reed, of Delta, Iowa, who
wrltcsi "As the result ot a lightning stroke,
tho physicians said I had a light stroko of
paraljsls, my limbs would all draw up, J
Tf Mil PC would havo throbbing
Nervine
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JlCttllUt.... prayed for sleep, and
felt that If relief did not omo I would ha
dead or insane. I took Dr. Miles' Rcstora.
tlvo Ncrvino and tho eecona night slept two
hours and from that time en my health Im
proved! slowly at first, hat steadily and
surely. I took In all 40 bottles, and I cannot
express how grateful I am, for I am now
perfectly well, and havo taiccn no medicine
for over four months." D-. Miles' Nervine
Is sold by dru.ggl.ts on guorantco that first .
bottle benefits or money ret anded.
Book on heart and ncrvca free. Pr. Miles ,
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind,
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What is
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Ctistorln. in Dr. Snmuol Pltchor'H prescription for InfUnts
nntl Ohlldrcn. It contains ncltlicr Opium, Morplilno nor
other Nnrcotlc nulistnnce. It Is n Imrtnlcss substitute
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It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee- Is thirty ycara' uso by
Millions of Mothers. Cnstbrla destroys Worms and allays
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Castorla assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
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Dr. O, C. Osgood,
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Instead of the various quack nostrums which
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Dr. J, I', Kinciiblob,
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