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Newspaper Page TextI DAILY OATITAL JOURNAL. SAT.KM. ORKflON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1008. m Where the fineft biscuit, cake, hot-breads, crusls or puddings are required oyal is indispensable. Royal Baiting Powder Absolutely Fui& Not only for rich or fine food or for special times or service. Royal is equally valuable in the preparation of plain, substantial, every-day foods, for all occa sions. It makes the food more tafty, nutritious and wholesome. , w k SHORT STORY OF BADLANDS BILLY t f A tttle over a year ago a grndo -jHtreford steer found lilmsolf 0110 of jiUeth of cattle on one of tho largo f niches of tho wet. Ho hnd boon - Worried and branded mid put . taroagh tho other experiences Incl- itil to his kind In ttint wold and ivAlj section. "Dndlands Billy," aj llmt called, differed llttlo from his at and It only selectod ns n typo ' ibot the process by which raw tttfflil on the hoof Is convortod In. ifto Ue finlihed product that .mnkos rsuti for well-to-do tablos. In his Mta Billy formed a hnd opinion of ttoemturo called man and hnd ov- 11 reason to regard him as n natural ttwar Rough tmitmont. crueltv. tt and cuffs, harsh language and tw were nig portion. Finally Jr. In company with somo of hU fellow, he found hlm- fiitock car on the way to Chl- w. A feeder looked over thorn ultaght a lot of thirty. woIkIiIjik arerago of .S50 pounds and fe H a hundred. From this on Improved for Billy of tlm niiii- After a short ride ho waked I that Steer's linrmll Anllr.,1 JjP pasture, where ho forgot Wioejas he nibbled tho ,iMinim,a. KHng provender nH mit in rtt oer tho mounds aftor filling JMMeh. This gilmpso of Hero "aren, UMInr a month wn. ti by b tetnnnrnrf rnn in ff wMs with a comfortable shod "6er of corn fodder at nlghi. a desert, a oounlo nt of broken par mm too o,j,i..i P WUtlnQ Toward MnrnW tl,... Itnt In ,. . ...'. -y ... .ue ,aru ana rod n., Plonty of boxes, four to bIx feet, wero placed In tho food ynrd, tho corn wns brokon Into convenient pieces and n bovine bnnquot was nr fordod otjtml to six courses nt n hotel table. Cattle, Mko children, ylold to kind treatment. Loud talking, discord ant noises nnd wild rushing to and fro, niake3 them nervous nnd retard? tho progress boat promoted by rost fulnesi. Whon you nro carrying n basket of corn, If a steer steps In front of you nnd Intlmntca that It Is their undoing. . In tho old pagan days, It wns cus- lu"""Jr l ieeu uuiiocks for tho re Hglous sacrifice. They were pam pered with good things, treated with kindness nnd eventually decorated with ribbons and wreaths. On their noma hrung floral rings, around their necks wero chnlns of Ivy and laurel, their tails wore plaited Into braids and everything done to mnko them acceptable as offerings to Jove. Alas, cattledom has its (tragedies ns well na the human race, and all this or namentation, this decoration. was simply preliminary to knocking them In tho head! "I kissed thee beforo I killed thee," says Othollo to Dos demona in tho great play. Deceitful kindness often precedes designful murder. So It was a sorry Chritmas for Billy and his pals, whon they wero driven from tho placo they had known as home, orowded on a car and unloaded In tho great yardd whero tho noise nnd rush, the whips and prods wero rudd awakenings from tho luxuriant llfo of tho feed lots. They wero butchered to mako n holidny for gormandizers. All that I pampering was for profit, nil that fat put on, not to benefit tho recipient, but to gratify tho nppctito of man. It Is a kind provision of naturo that animals enn not anticipate tho fu ture. In tholr caso, nt least, ignor ance is bliss. They know nothing of donth, are not troubled with prob lems of futuro existence Mnn dies many times by anticipation; they dlo but onco. Not being ablo to reason, tho doomed steer escapes tho horror Inseparable from kuowing one's fnto In advance. Tim, thuro nro limita tions to tho advantage of knowl edge, conditions that mnko mnn' hlghost attributes in some nun sure i drnwbuck to his happiness. Tho Bteor eats only to 1id oaten. Ills only mlislon in life Is to furnlrh n dinner for others, ilia brief spoil of nnlmnl onjoyment In tho grass Holds or fecdlot Is simply prelimin ary to being sorvod up n n ronBt or Btonks. Tho chain of destruction goes on end'.ossly, ono animal living by devouring nnothor, whllo man, Lord of Creation, devours them nil. In turn, howovor, ho does not escape tho goncrnl fcto nH "a certain diet of politic worms' await opportunity for retaliation in kind. Thcso reflections hardly passed through tho mlndB of thoBo who coolly carved up "Bad lands Dllly" tho other dny, and It ts porhnpn just ns well not to draw tho moral too closoly whon discussing MmWMmmm A ssWC" Ov f 3t' sssssLsm huh A' vnii v & mm r mi "vm. -. -"mshw wi ma. m T-mr m &y&F.'X' illfi!yJShi 2- H A m It sV Vr jtVl.Mr iTWBBiy BvHi. riVRsS. J, ,' ' lSvS53t. '.'l.Mio'H 1mm aBinnratv. tVHLUiv IB - s:mrs Ajm-.v:u-jrni;.'S mwjm'.jmmy canjtijl nT eal dollars Wc have in our safe, in a ge&led and witnKirl envelope, the last line of the "Limerick" which appears below. The line has six words and md in one rhyming with "ale." We will cive a half.nmmd Ghirardelli's Cocoa can full of silver doll (9Z to the person who correctly supplies the missinc line. One perton may j.nd many solution! as they wish, there is no limit Tho correct answer maj uo sent in any lorm, , t( i A sickly young student at Yalo Tried to strengthen himself upon ale, But a wise "College Widow," Said, "Cut it out, Klddo, but we prefer that it be written uuon the back of a label taken from anr size can of Ghirardelli's Cocoa. Answers must be mailed on or before March IS. nlninlv ?. dressed to GHIRARDELLI'S CONTEST DE PARTMENT. 20 MONTGOMERY STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. Here's the "Limerick"Mr irar del lis Co coa (Less Than a Cent a Cup) Is made with scrupulous, conscientious care and old fashioned attention to cleanliness, purity, goodness and quality. No Cocoa at any price can be better or more delicious. Your grocer sells and recommends it. COMiKCTORS CLING TO THHIK TltHAKUIlKS -o .TUN VALUE OF CHARCOAL .fbU8Ln!?n ""v.'? mV'0?,10;11'11 "r0V,8,0 0f natr Which Sets unlk around, don't kick him. .. nnl,nl M. 0 ,,,, Rornf. I.l ll. -.!. .... !".. ........... ..o w.u D,,wv.l iwui. ::V """ U4,l":r n,uu u V of another. ""u Hui iituiu so moy iook pionscu whon you como Into tho ynrd. It Is astonishing how much Improvement may bo producod by tho slmplo pro cobs of cnrdlng. A fow minutes onch day with a brlckly appllod card will glvo n gloss nnd smoothnoss of coat, while contributing to tho nnlmnl't honith nnd gonornl well-being. At Few Peoplo Know How Useful It Is in I'rescrvliiK Health nnd Hchuty. Costs Nothing to Try. a better Kindness, llko ITnaistWy IT hiil,-la - -..,v.a ul VUU U wson calculator i t... -,, . " llllIIUVU 1114 9&L and 8lve h!m ta9' Of man i.-in.i A8. 00thea th av.r I. . lftti.,1. . " -. uvuoi unit iChuS;5.!.t,too.d Lrf4 . -icueu. instead, 9re, of running away scared gg"?Pmch of the feeder and - se 9 mm t an annrnn.i.. ihe became dooilo and M m ., . uv u' ine dispenser wVUftlme. ItWMa ah L. fornK"' ad Billy n7i . urned on erase Nmr;;"':..U8Udath9 m iu, ;; . ww ary There tt Msiu .. . " UH l" ik, ! n . Kiibu ""' " """tBren would Nearly overybody knows that char coal Is tho enfost and moat ofllotont first they don't llko It, shying oft like disinfectant nnd purlftor in nnturo, chlldron, whoso mother wants to .but fow ronllzo It? vnluo whon taken wash their faces. But whon they catch on, It Is Interesting to soo tho fat follows geL up, strotchlng and Into tho human system for tho sam cloanBing purpose Charcoal Is a remedy that the grunting and como crowding nround moro you take of It tho bettor; It U to have tholr hides loosonod up. Tho holiday senson of 1907 wns npproaoh Ing and It was a mighty fine bunch that showed up. with "Badlands Billy" at their head. They hnd grown from wild weBtornors to prize 1500-pound beeves, but this vory prosperity, ns sometimes happens In tho caso of mon, was destlnod to b im t., "'' usu. mere Rn.! -fr to wash - ana tender herbage aatmalg rouUl talk, no r Md hi brethren would orld wM a flne ono m rraliMtirt- , "" w complete Croih. "v wrs ui "reiaer sjr.ii.i -.. . . todeh. ::wrm man- W wm :. vai " wn and r itZ mt A1! wt won J54,B, Pleasant &zT'TXr' a,tsated P wS,,; 44rk Ur r pro- fZ?J? tack 8r got d,l gTea 8wet adied to the ration corn Sleep And Rest Every movement oi tho body consumes energy. So does mental effort. En ergy is supplied by the nerves. It follows -that physical or mental exhaus tion simply means an over-draft on the nerves. Nature restores energy through rest and sleep. .You cannot sleep with tired nerves. Dr. Miles ' Nervine soothes the irri tation and restores nerv ous energy. "Although I have lived nearly 78 years. 1 have stood up azaliut testi monials for tmlillcatlon. But the un equaled excellence of Or. Allies Ite Btcrutlve Nervine, na a medicine for inherent insomnia. Intensified by lens resilience in a high altitude oonipil me to rooosnlie its superiority ovr every other medicine I have ever ud tor nervotianeats and sleepleaMUrMfl. I fiel sure thst the Ner'lna U free from Injurious oiiiat found In most mdl cln for Inmimnla. and can conselent lousiy rofornmd It to tlie ajrwl and nervous.' MRS. W. II. FlTRSMAN. Colorado Sprints, Colo. Dr. Mlls' Nervine I sold by your trugglst, who will ouarantee that the first bottle will benefit. If It falls, ha will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind not a drug at nil, but simply absorbs tho gases nnd Impurttlea always pro ont In tho stomnch and Intestlnos and enrrios them out of tho system. Charcoal swootons .tho breath aft er smoking, drinking or after eating onions and other odorous vegetables. Charcoal effectually clears nnd im proves tho complexion, It whltons tho teeth and further acts as a natural and eminently eafo cathartic. It absorbs tho injurious gasei which collect In tho stomach and bowels; It disinfects tho mouth and throat from tho poison of catarrh. All druggists sell charcoal in ono form or another, but probably tho best chrcoal and tho most for the money la In Stuart's Charcoal Lozen ges; they are composed of tho flnoet powdered willow charcoal, and other harmless antiseptics In tablet form or rather In tho form of largo pleas ant tasting lozenges, tho charcoal being mixed with honey. The dally use of those lozongon will soon tell In a much Improved condition of tho gonoral health, bet ter complexion, sweeter breath and purer blood, and the beauty of it I, that no possible harm can result from their continued use, but, on the con trary, groat benefit. A Buffalo physician, in Bpoaklng of tho benoflta of charcoal, says: I advis Stuart's Charcoal Lozengas to all patient suffering from gas in stomach and bowels, and to clear the complexion and purify the breath, mouth and throat; I also believe th liver is greatly benefited by the dally use of them; they cost but 26 cenU a box at drug stores, and although In some sense a patent preparation, yet I believe I get more and better oharcoal In Stuart's Charcoal Lozen ge than in any of the ordinary char coal tablofca." Smd your name and address today for a froe trial package and see for yourself. P. A. Stuart Co.. 200 It is nn Interesting fact that while tho soiling of diamonds, nutomobllos nnd oven pianos has become for tho moment almost a lo3t art, tho de mnnd for somo othor kinds of luxur ies doos not scorn to havo boon sorl ously affected by tho flnnnclnl trou bles of 1007. Notably, tho records of tho auction rooms whoro raro books nnd prints nro sold nro said to show no great Incronso In tho number of Important Itoms thrown pon tho mnrkot, nnd no consider nblo docronso In tho prlcos obtain able for thoio that do pass undor tho hammer, either horo or In Lon don. And It Baom.s to bo true, In spito of tho suspicion prevailing In tho book trade that "host sollors" no longer sell. Tho Bltuntlon Is a surprlso, and to somo oxtent a disappointment, prob ably, to many collectors, For tho preelous Itoms that tholr collections lacked, for tho rarities that In timed of plenty seemed practically unat tainable, they havo wnlted, perhaps yoars, In many cases, In the confi dent bollef that a real good panic would give them tho desired oppor tunities to strengthen their holdings tlotlos, nil tho blandlshmonts nnd nil tho hoglnnlng of tho nlnotconth con- tllA 0l II At ltt(. A Mint hAhIU mmmIm V..U OVUUVHUIIO Ui. null, ftuuiiu Ullium should bo Instilled into tho minds nnd chnrnctorn of our youth? Now York Mall. 1'ItUSHIA AND HEIt POLISH IllOVINOES It is, however, not only tho poli tical and economic nspect of tho question that Bpenks In favor of tho trndltlonni Prussian school system nnd Its grndunl Improvement. Evon ns n civilizing nnd liberating factor 'Prussia has fulflllod a gront mission In hor Polish provinces. Poland wnn n country In which 00 por cont of tho rural population consisted of Rorfa whon Prussia got Its shnro nt tho tury tho llborntton of tho sorts wan cnrrlod through by tho Pmisslnn gov ernment. That tho Polish nobility looks back upon tho momory of tho old times as nn Idonl of Bqulro sovereign ty Is qulto undorstnndnblo. Nor will tho ultramontano prloHts over for got with what frocdora tho Joaultu woro allowed to stamp out tho Prd tcstnnt rollglon whorovor tho Whlto Engloof Poland supported tholr re ligious zonl. Thoy naturally doploro tho chnngo of circumstances In con- hoquonco of tho Prussian occupation. J nut tho masses of tho Polish popula tion ought to bo -thankful to tholr grontost bonofaotor, tho Prussian stnto. .Ah long nBttho formor stnto of things was romomborod by tho llv- division. Tho Polish noblos trontod.lng gonorntlona thoy notunlly woro hi tholr 'peasants as though thoy wor most loyal nnd HntlHfled. Slnco tho j cattio belonging to tho ostnto; wo neod only romombor that thoy claim ed tho "Jus prlmao noctls" of their women folk. Nor wns thoro n citi zen class In tho Polish towns. Ignor ance, dirt, poverty wns tho lot of tho population nt largo, whllo tho noblos indulgod in luxurlos and po lltlcnl Intrigues. Already Frodorlck tho Great could boast that with Prussian rulo tho olomonta of humnn oxlstonco woro Introduced Into hi In this lino or in that, nut thn nriB.' Po,,8 acquisition. Tho Bromberg ent soason has not hroiicht tho nx- cana, macadamized roads, sanitary pectod opportunities; or, when they rB"'ntlons wore tho complement of havo arisen, prices havo turnod out, tho compulsory school lystem. and In to bo as prohlbltlvo as over. ! r Two explanations may be suggest ed for the facts, of which we shall stato this ono first, because wo llko tho second one better: that when the pinch came, men were willing to part with their real estate, their horsos and carriages, their stocks and bonds, but not with tholr "drawings, prints, ourlosl- tlos, books In a word," as Do Gon court said in his will, "those things of art which have been tho joy of my llfo." The othor theory may be Just as good, and to tho collector It will bring moro encouragemont. It is that the pooplo to whom "thong things of art" have been the chief Joy of life, rather than automobiles nnd dla- monds,.are of a dlfforent bont as re- DO YOTJ GET TCTP WITH A IvAMIS BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp. Root, the grout kid. ney, liver and blad der remedy. It is the great med ical triumph of the nineteenth century ; discovered uftr years of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney nnd bladder specialist, and is wonderfully BUWtVPSIUI III IIUI4IW,I VM, ... .U..IV ,Ml., uric acid, catarrh of the bladder ami Ilright's Disease, which is the worst form ot kiuuey iroume, mlddlo of Inst contury, howovor, tho nutlonnl Instincts camo Into play. Now tho Polish nobility Bhrowdly as sumed tho mask of democrncy ton- donolon nnd rnolnl sympathy with tholr formor serfs. If tho Polish no blllty would siicoood, wo ennnot doubt, their now friends In tho Prus sian districts of tho formor Poland would soon soo tholr mlstuko. From tho kind-honrtod Bympnthl.zor with his fellow siifforors tho Polish noble man would nt onco roturu to tho ohorlshod habits of tho Bovoro mastor who ubos his riding whip on tho bark of his poasants as frooly ns In time of yoro. Whorover tho Polish nobil ity still holds tho reigns of suprem acy wo find thoao nvorboarlng acts of social tyranny In full sway. We nerd only point to Oallcla to lIliiBtrnto this Peoplo who honestly bollovo that thoy support tho causo of freedom by siding with tho Poles In tholr op position to the Prussian rule in Bosnia, ought at lonst to tako cog nlznnco of tho hlxtorlcal and social aspect of tho question. Continental Correspondonoo. 9 .0..u..are oi a auioniui uuu as c D KlInier.'H swamp.Root Is not roc- 0ler gnrds their other affairs; that col- ommended for everything but if you have , , ' Similar SyiiiptoniH. "Pardon me, sir," suavely said tho passenger who wlehod to borrow onJ for a fow moments, "but have ou n fountnln pen?" Nawi" roplled thn grouchy trav- "I iivo noxt door to a public lectin;?, though it keeps so many peo pie poor, reduces also the desire for wealth to an attent at loast suffi cient to keep them aloof from forms of Investment which result In seri ous reverses when hard times come. There may bo a new lesson in practical psychology. If over-apecu-j latlon and evon over-enterprise prove at certain times a menace to the business prosperity of the country, and if ono effect of catching the col lecting mania is to deaden the de sire for speculative aggrandizement. why not establish a department In one of our local universities prefe ommeiideil for everything Dutll you liavu ... .,.,. .,., TIinvAB in look kidney, liver or lilwldvr trouble it will be I1911001' Umts vUiat mak08 mo ,00,t found just thfr remedy you need. Jt has so savage." Puok. been tested in to many ways, in hoepitnl work and in private practice, and has proved so successful in every case tliat a special arrangement lias been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle fcent froe by mail, aloa book tell ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to findout if vou have kidney or bladder trou ble. When writing mention reading this L'eneroui offer in this napvr and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Ilinghaiiiton, N. V. The regular fifty-cent and one- dollar size bottles are a-uap-Reot. sold by all good drugfjlsts Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, .y- "oaSI Stuart BIdg, Marshall, Mich. I . r ik T .!- -, l . -. ...... T .. ablH tho ono nearest Wall itreet,ow?P-"Vwr-'k',Ht,WB4ow'",l';'k'i I. .. j 11 . .. IV1UIUCUUUICM, lilUVLUtllMVU, , l,,VS whero all the arts and all the & cvery bottle. tlon Afcthoil. If you suffer from bleeding, Itch ing, blind or protruding Piles, send mo your addross, and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by tho new absorption treatment; and will alio send somo of this home treat ment free for trial, with references 'tl from your own locality If requested. r Immediate relief and pormanont cure ' assured, oena no money, out ten others or tnis oner, wnta todav to Mrs. M. Summer, Box P, Nort " Dame, Ind, 4 ; ft