AmendeS,
The editor wan divnmlns; In hit "dm"
when the door opened nnd rntlier
tern-visa k1 woman entered, without
apology, soys a writer In the BalUtuott
Sun.
"Will you kindly explnln," ahe' be
ptn, grimly, throating a uewHpoper
dipping under the ertltor'B nose, "why
your reviewer refer to my recent book
na a "History of Femnle Suffrage by
new Illsterlosl Writer?"'
"Quite npardonaWe." said the ed
itor, gravity. "Of course the word
Phould be polled with n 'y. "
BED-BOUND FOR MOUTHS.
Conaaltatlon.
Mm. Enoa Shearer, Yew and Wnali
tngton street", Centralla, Wash., nays:
For years I wa
weak and run down,
could not sleep, my
limbs swelled and
the ecrttlnna were
troublesome. ; pains
were Intense. I was
:J m w "or rour
X 1 j roontnR- Three doo
R'7S;,vf; tors sakl there was
no cure for me, and I
was r'ven up to die. Helng urged, I
Used Doan's Kidney 1111s. Soon I was
better and In a few weeks was about
the house, well and strong again."
Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Itrv?iilawcl Hint HI Oner.
Among the many rebuffs received by
solicitors for charity funds, th.it de
scribed In the following story from the
New York Tribune Illustrates a gentle
wit which must have pleased almost
as much as a generous contribution :
A clergvniau In a small Western
town entered the odice of the local
paper, and said to the editor:
"I am soliciting aid for a gentleman
of refinement and intelligence- who Is
In dire need of a little ready money,
but who Is far too proud to make his
Bufferings known."
"Why," exclaimed the editor, push
ing back hia chair, "I'm the only man
In the Tillage -who answers that de
scription. What is the gentleman's
name?" ,
"I regret," said the minister, "that
I am not at liberty to disclose It."
"Why, it must be 1," said the edi
tor. "It is I! It Is I, surely! Heaven
prosper you, parson, In your good
work !"
Ttto Little Slip.
Admission slips to the hospitals are
pretty likely to bo matter-of-fact rec
'ords and more or less tragic, but occa
sionally, the New York Sun reports,
a bit of unconscious humor is found in
them.
A slip at Gouverneur recently report
ed that a driver of a hansom hud re
'celved his Injuries by "falling off a
perch," and the man's name was llird.
Another Gouverneur slip announceJ
that the patient was hurt by "falling
off water wagon" a fall. It might be
added, which is always dangerous.
Urn I Knllshtenment.
"Pop, wbat is a chiropodist?"
"One of these ieople who tell your
character from your handwriting.
That's right. Tommy; always ask pa
; anything you want to know." Balti
more American.
WIDOWS'""' NEW LAW obtains
mvuinvu fcr john w. morris.
Food
Products'
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You've never tasted
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you've eaten Libby's
Ylexma Saasase.
It's asausage product
of high food value.
Made different. Cook
ed different. Tastes
different and is different
tlaan other sausage.
Libby's Vienna
Sausage, like all of the
Libby Food Products:
is ccrefully prepared
and cooked in Libby's
Great White Kifchen.
It can be quickly
served for any meal at
any time: It is pleas
ing, not over-flavored
and has that satisfying
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Chicago.
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S0KETHI2TG F02 E7EKY20DT
The Indians tf the I'nlted States
own about $.'15.(!h).(hh).
When a heavy fall' of snow occurs
In Valder., Alaska, the lire department
is culled nut to clear the sidewalks.
Wind women are uow employed ns
operators of private telephone swlth
boards and for taking dictation on
shorthand typewriters. Popular Me
chanics. Maxim Gorky has written a new
drama which is about to be published
In a St. Petersburg nmguzluo previous
to a singe production. It-is entitled
"The Lowest of the Low," ami is a
tragedy of graft. ,
j According to the Novoe Vrcmya of
fct. Petersburg, a Norwegian fisherman
j has fitted up a telephone npimratus
1 on his boat which enables him to hear
the fish approaching and even to make
a guess at their number.
Compensation being refused for a cut
linger, nn Ilford (Eng.) domestic ser
vant left her situation and wrote to
her mistress as follows: "Madam ,
the tut is worst. Tim doctor says I
have cut the spinal cord of my little
linger. If you do not immediately send
me 3 shilllugs a week, I shall Insult my
solicitor."
Study of weather charts is now gen
eral in the elementary schools of Han
over and Schloswig-llolsteln with the
object of making their value in agri
culture better known. These charts are
supplied by telegraph and post to all
schools lu Germany, but systematic In
struction on meteorology is only gradu
ally being Introduced.
Jean de Hes.ke, the famous tenor,
has severed his connuttlon with the
Paris Opera-house. Do Keszko was
ambitious for years to have a voice In
the management of the opera-house,
and was finally taken in, but after six
months, with the title of singing di
rector, during which time his advice
was ignored and no authority given
him, he resigned in disgust
In some parts of Australia the horse
is shod with leather, instead of iron,
the feet receiving better Bupport ; but
this novelty is employed only In regions
where the ground is permanently cov
ered with' grass or fine sand. Though
the leather shoe Is more expensive than
the iron shoe the higher price Is re
paid by the superior advantages. . It is
not impossible the iiuiovatlon will soon
extend to every country where the na
ture of the soil permits it to be used.
British Australian.
It is a disgrace- and a shame that In
a city like Los Angeles, populated by
.100.000 educated Americans, the very
name of the town they live In and are
proud of and have helped to make
should bo wlfe-bealen at their daily
bauds. Even If late, it is time now to
make a crusade for the ' official pro
nunciation which will be followed by
every self-respecting person with the
fear of God and tlio love of California
before his eyes. And that's easy to set
and easy to get: Loce Ang-el-ess.
Out West.
The announcement that the Hay-
ward's Health Horticultural Society
was prepared to pay a penny for every
queen ' wasp brought to the summer
show has caused the secretary to be in
undated with wasps from all parts of
England. Some of the senders have re
quested that the. money they consider
due them should be forwarded by re
turn post. The . secretary, however,
wishes it to be understood by senders
that only persons living within the
radius of the show will be paid for
their wasps. London Standard.
" It is curious," remarked the grocer
on the corner, "that there is no fruit iu
the world which people are such poor
Judges of. as cantaloupes, and what la
more curious is that they do their besl
to spoil them after they buy them. The
first thing a woman does with a canta
loupe is to stick it into the ice box.
.uv, cantaloupes, like most of oui
fruit, are picked a trifle green, and
when they come from the grocer's they
should be put out iu the sun for a whole
day, turning them over every few hours,
a id then putting them into the ice boi
at night." New York Sun.
While some children were recently
feeding the swans at the lake a pigeoi
alighted quite close to thein and oiw
of the boys attempted to capture It, bul
it Hew off over the lake toward a swan
and apparently was aliout to settle or
its hack. Instead of which It closed its
wings quite naturally and dropixnl into
the water close In front of the swan
and eonimeuced to struggle. The swan
went to assist it, put its head undei
the water and lifted the drowning
pigeon into the air. The latter ther
made almost a circuit of the lake, event
ually resting on the Island. Londou
Field. '
"l-'lne old .Spanish emeralds" is a
phrase which means something quite
different from what it seems to Imply.
There never was an emerald mined In
Spain,' but after the conquest of Peru
the eonquerois brought some grwit
quantities of loot, of which emeralds
formed an Important part. In this
way the finest emeralds came Into a
possession of old Spanish families and
as very few had been seen In Europe
previously to that time, all the best
stones soon hern me classed as fine old
Spanish emeralds. To-day the expres
sion still applies to the best emerald
of any source.
A letter written by Count Grzymala,
who was an ardent admirer of Chopin,
has Just been made public Iu London
by Eduard Zehlenrust. In it the last
moments of. Chopin are thus referred
to: "A few hours liefore he died hi
asked Mine. Potoka to sing some melo
dies by Rossini and Bellini, and this
she did with sobs In her voice. Listen
ing to her voice he passed away."
Speaking of the funeral the writer
says: "Mozart's requiem and his own
funeral march were performed with
the assistance of Lablnche, Vlardot and
the concert society. It was charac
teristic of the times that the artisti
should have usked i!.()0 fraiics for
this last tribute to Chopiu. One would
hat thought that pride would have
kept them from selling (heir gifts OD
such Hit occasion."
n - a .
What has heroine of
dpple?
the "seedless"
Thirty lowheaded apple
Miough for an acre.
trees are
A inoney-nia'j.liig fouihliintbui Is the
row and the sow. Give the latter warm
t-klni milk.
One of the best medicines In the
world for delicate women or men Is
work In the orchard.
Itake any leaf and twig and other
rubbish from the ground beneath the
grape vines and burn thcin. Ikui't wait.
Bordeaux mixture Is only goenl wlic.i
.in the tree. It doesn't rmoitnt to much
on the shelf of the drug store or In our
minds. .
Dairying Is a ready money business,
nnd no other branch of live stock keep
ing can compare with it for enriching
the farm.
Five hundred dollars Invested In an
orchard will bring better returns than
f.",0O0 Invested In the stock of freak
fruit companies.
For strawberries plow under a crop
)f cow peas and then add from l.-iH)
to l.flOO pounds of ground bono and
COO pouuds of potash per acre-
Pastures would, last longer and pro
luce more feed If stock were taken
)ff occasionally, and the grass given
w opportunity to get a fresh start
The late, wet season has been pretty
hard on young chicks and they will,
therefore, require careful attention all
lummer to bring them through in good
condition.
Three common faults In butter mak
ing are over-ripe cream, over-churning
md over-working. The tlrst means
itrong butter, the second and third
loft butter.
Dairying implies a prosperous com
munity of wide-awake, up-to-date far
mers. All not belonging to latter class
had better think twice before enter
ing the field.
A Missouri fanner with fifteen feet
of beard has recently been photograph
ed. Thirty years ago he made n waer
that If n certain man was not elected
be would never tc.fcch a razor to his
face and he lost
One New York dairyman sells his
niilk for seven cents per quart the
fear round, and with good Jersey and
Uolsteln cows his herd produces on an
iverago of $15 worth of milk per
mouth. It requires 85 pounds out of
every 100 pouuds to pay expenses.
To separate butter from the butter
milk I get a yard of cheesecloth, wet
It is cold water and spread over the
top of a 'crock. I then pour the but
termilk nnd butter Into the cloth from
he churn. Taking it up by the corners
md working it back and forth easily I
im soon able to drain out all of the
nittermilk and have the butter ready
:o put Into a crock and salt.
Frofit oa -llog-a.
The cost of feed will largely deter
Mine the profit of hog-ralsing, nnd the
f-cd got from pasture is the cheapest.
ye will ste.nd much frost at each end
tf winter and will greatly lengthen the?
pasture season. If sowed early
enough to get a good start before cold
weather, bur clover or hairy vetch
Slight be preferable, since either would
be more nitrogenous and build up the
fed meat after the mnnner of wheat
Iran. Progressive Farmer.
Animal Thvlr On a Dnrtori.
"When you see pigs wallowing in
the mud, or birds taking a dust bath,
you should marvel." said a nature stu
dent, "for these creatures are then
loctorlng themselves they are getting
rid of parasites.
"When a dog loses ills appetite, lie
toes straight off and eats 'dog grass.'
1'his brings lilm round at once. Cats,
.n like circumstances, go to 'cat grass.'
Sows and sheep take certain medicinal
aerhs.
"Monkeys have been known to dress
wounds with leaves. Latrellll cut off
an ant's antennae, and other ants
fame and covered the hurt parts with
a healing fluid secreted in their
mouths. It is even said that birds
have been known to set'thelr own br.
ken legs.
"Certainly animals know all about
fever. Fever-stricken, they bathe In
cold water till the temperature, falls
again to normal. And an animal with
a limb almost severed heroically com
pletes the amputation with its teeth."
New Orleans Tlmcs-I lemocrat
' PlnnttiiK Trren fur I'oata.
The rapid denuding of our forests
and the consequent scarcity of timber
for ull purposes, especially the cheaper
kinds In the rough for farm require
ments, renders the planting of forest
trees of great importance. There are
few farms, especially on prairies, that
have not several small pieces of l.im
that are not easy of cultivation, which
a little time and work will fit for the
planting of trees, which should be set
In rows about 4 feet apart, and culti
vated as com. Seedling trees can bo
purchased from the larger nurseries at
from $.1 to $5 per thousand, which Is
cheaper tluin the labor required to dig
them In the timber lands If they could
1 gotten for nothing. It is a good
plan to cut off the entire top of the
young tree when setting out.' This will
give a good, strong, straight growth or
the trunk of the future trie. A little
pruning during the Hrsf nnd seiviid
summers will start the trees with good,
clean trunks, uud after thU but little
care will lie needed. A small plat of
bind, if properly handled, will In a
few years furnish nn abundance of fire
wood and iHmts and imles that are nee-
ssary for fences. The value of a con
utit supply of timber on the farm ran
hardly be overestimated.
Posts can lie grown In groves much
cheaper than In line hedges. Hedge
fence are not to be recommended, ex
ecpt III special cases, for the reason
that the labor required to keep a hedge
fence In good shape would care for a
largo grove. "A tall hedge may some
times be of great value for a wlud
hrriik. and for such purposes their nso
should not bet discouraged, though a
grove will usually furnish better pro
tection to cultivated fields and farm
buildings. The varieties best adapted
lo Western prairie countries are black
locust, catalpa and eottonwood, suc
ceeded by soft maple, mulberry nnd
white nsh. the last-named being of
somewhat slower growth than the oth
ers, but much more valuable for nianj
purposes.
Tho Apple Orchard.
Select a high, well-drained site, pro
tected If jxisslhlc from the strong pre
vailing winds, and prepare the land
deeply and thoroughly.
When transplanting, cut back all
torn or Injured roots to fresh, sound
wood; avoid exMsure of the roots to
the sun or drying winds, dig tho holes
largo enough to admit the roots with
out crumping; cover wth moist, mel
low surface soli and tramp firmly.
Set the trees far enough apart to
allow for full development. This will
depend largely uiwn the locality and
soli. Observe the dlstauco required
for full grown apple trees in your
neighborhood.
Form the head of the tree at what
ever height you think best. In north
ern sections where trees nre liable to
sunscnld, low heads with trunks not
over ten feet high nre best. Trune
the lower branches up to the desired
height, and leave three or four main
branches to form a well-balanced top.
Prune regularly every spring, thin
ning out ns much of the new wood ns
may be necessary to prevent the top
becoming too dense. Careful annual
pruning avoids tho necessity of cat
ting out large limbs when the trees
get older.
Do not allow adjoining crops to en
croach upon the trees. To Insure good
growth, It Is best to give clean, thor
ough cultivation from early spring till
about midsummer, after which the
trees should mature their wood for
winter.
A cover crop of some kind, such ns
rape clover and hairy vetch, sown"
after the last cultivation In midsum
mer, is valuable for root protection In
winter, and to enrich the soil when It
Is plowed under next spring.
The fertility of the soil about the
trees may be most economically main
tained by the judicious use of the le
guminous clover crops and occasional
applications of unleached wood ashes
spread evenly over the ground as far
out ns tho roots extend.
Guard against girdling of mice by
banking earth against the trunks In
the fall, wrapping the trunks with
building paper or tramping the snow
firmly around the truuks from time to
time nfter the first heavy snow-fall.
Watch out for borers on the trunks
near the ground every summer, and
dig them out ns soon as they are fonnd
to be pt work.
Protect the trees against the rav
ages of Insects on tho foliage by spray
lug, or by removing the Insects by
band until the trees set too large for
such a method. Ontario Bulletin.
Same Station.
The Cook riaze, ma'am, Ol want t'
give yez notice. Ol'ra goin to be mar
ried nlxt month.
Mrs. Suburbs Well, Jane, I'll be sor
ry to lost you, but I hope you will be
happy. I suppose you are going to wed
to a man of your own station, and not
below it?
The Cook Indude Ol am, ma'am.
Oi'm goin' t be married to Dlnuis Mc
Guire, who lives at Blxby's Station,
where me folks live, ma'am.
S. Dt-Hpcrnte Homed y.
"It says here," began tho lady who
could do more talking In one day than
six phonographs and five parrots com
bined, "that after a balloon has ascend
ed to the height of six miles its occu
pants dare not open their mouths."
"Will you go up, Marie, If I buy a
balloon?" asked her husband, desper
ately. Spoku from IJ i-rln-e.
Mrs. llcnpcck They say that women
do all the talking, but I notice lu a wear
ding iceremony the man has as much to
say as the woman.
Mr. Henpeek Yes; but It usually
stops right there.
Worth Itrudtnv-
Two-thirds of tho ftopulatlon of Cal
cutta nre males. '
The average depth of English coal
mines Is 4HJ feet.
The giant bees of Iudlu build combs
eighteen feet high.
In Calcutta consumption Is enly
nlxiut half as fatal among males ns
among females.
Vancouver Island turned out 4.1.WM,
712 feet of lumber In 1!5, and 40,249..
MM feet in l'.MH.
A recent computation covering ths
railroad accidents for a period of three
mouths shows that the average financial
loss attending them is $750.
The stinging tree of Australia some
what resembles a gigantic nettle. It
lias an unpleasant odor, and the natives
md uative animals are careful to
avoid It.
Iron cloth Is made from steel, and
has the appearance of horsehair cloth.
It Is largely used by tailors ns a ma
terial for stiffening the shoulders and
collars of coats.
Truth and
Quality
appeal to the Well-Informed In enrwy
walk of life and are essentia) to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor-i:i;-.!y,
it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna la the only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it b the best of personal and family
Iiuti'v" U tho fact that it cleanses,
sweet'. and relieves tho internal organs
on which it acts without any debilitating
nfter nficcU and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and its component
parts nro known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
ohlo ubftanees. To get It- beneficial
effects always purc'iae the gonuine
manufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
;ri Moner'a Worth.
A gentleman Interviewed ths latnv
dryiuau In regard to lost garments,
sa.v3 a writer in Harper's Weekly, with
the-followlng result:
Laundryman I regret to tell you,
sir, that one of your shirts Is lost
Customer But here I haTe paid yoa
twelru cents for doing it up.
Laundryman Qrlto right, sip. Ws
laundered It before we lost It
Yon Cna Or. Allen's Poot-Baaa FREK
Writ to-dnr to Allen 8. Olmsted. I Roy,
N. Y., for a FIIEE sample of Allen's Foot
Kne, a powder to limit Into your ahoM.
It cures tlrrcl, sweating, bot, swollen, ach
Im feet. It makes new or tljrht shoes easy.
A eertsln cure for Corns and Bunions. Ail
DrucgUU and Biio Stores Mil It S&c
Chemists say that papers written with
the Ink in gcusral dm will b Illegible lo
27 years.
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Kwm Ratow. S ff SS ktol totl, aaa twiaia
ton. a. a. KXIXK. Vs. mi ana an nfliiitin m
II Knew Hlaa.
The Jolly, good-natured Qreek who
drives his wagon round to the Benhams
two or three times a week, to supply
them with fruit. Is unknown to them
by name, but answers cheerfully to
whatever name they call him by, wheth
er it be Socrates, Epatnlnondus, Thetul
stocles, or any other.
"I suppose, LyBlppus," said Mrs. Ben
ham to him one day, "you are proud to
be a countryman . of the Illustrious
Marco Boz7.arls7"
'Who, mem?" responded George for
that Is the name by which he is usually
known.
"Marco Bozzarls. You came from the
same country, you know."
"Marco what?"
"Bozzarls. Don't you remember "
"Oh, yeh," said George, his face light
ing up. "Ho sell fruit over on other
side river. But his name Marco Bot
takls. I know Mm." i
" Knar-
Man with the Bulging Brow IIow dc
you get so much satisfaction from watch
ing a baseball game? It's no fun to me.
Man with the Bulbous Now It's be
cause I have a judicial tempera inent. 1
lon't cure n d-'i-n "hicli i(de win.
Save the Babies.
I NFAHT MORTALITY is something frightful. , We can hardly realize that of
J all tho children born in civilized countries, twentytwo per cent, or nearly
one-quarter, die before they reach one year; thirtysevea per cent, or more
than one-third, before they are five, and one-half before they are fifteen I
We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Oastoria would save a m
jority of these precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to Bay iiat many of these
infantile deaths are occasioned by the use of narootio preparations. Drops, tinctures
and soothing syrups sold for children's complaints contain moro or less opium, cr
morphine. They are, in considerable quantities, deadly poisons. In any Quantity
they stupefy, retard circulation and lead to congestions, sicbiess, deaths Oastoria
operates exactly the reverse, but you must see that it bears the signature of
Chas. E. Fletcher. Oastoria causes, tho .blood. to' circulate properly, opens tha ;
pores of tho skin and allays fever.
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ClTlff Sullrilada.
But Just as the citizen wan about to
have the man who had sandbagged him
arrested, he was opportunely waited on
by a committee of the Commercial Club.
"We have the welfare of our beauti
ful city much at heart," they observed.
"I'm glad to bear that!" replied the
citizen, cordially. "So have I."
The committee cleared their throats.
"Of course tho price of real estate la
about the main element In the welfare
of a city," they went on.
"Of course," the citizen assented, be
ing something of a booster himself.
Here the committee, looking at htm
very hard, came to the point
"We have the honor to inform you,"
quoth they, "that real estnte made up
into sandbags yields more profit anil
by that commands a higher price than
real estate in any other form."
This naturally ended the matter. The
citizen saw the point at once nnd was
profuse In his thnuks at being set right,
while the committee went on their way
rejoicing In the consciousness of a good
thing done. Puck.
' The product of the British shipyards
amounts to 20 or 2o per cent of the
whole. '
ITCHING HUMOR ON BOT.
Ilia Uamds Wtrs s Soil Maaa, sal
Dlacata Spread All S)-er Bodr
Cnr4 In 4 Dajya by Cntlenrn.
"One day we noticed that our little
boy was all broken out with itching
sores. We first noticed It on his little
hands, nia hands were not as bad
then, and wo didn't think anything
serious would result. But the next day
we beard of the Cutlcura Remedies
being so good for.ltchlnf sores. By
this time ths dkseass had. spread all
over bis body, and his hands were
nothing bnt a solid mass of this itch
ing disease. I purchased a box of Cutl
cura Soap and om box of Cutlcura
Ointment, and that night I took the
Cutlcura Soap and lukewarm water
and washed him well. Then I dried
htm and took the Cutlcura Ointment
and anointed him with It I did this
very evening and In four nights ha
was entirely cured. Krs. Frank Don
ahnn, 208 Fremont 8t, Kokomo, InL,
Sept M, 1907."
Good Jadfmtst.
"Tour partner,' remarked the privi
leged friend, "seems to be a man of
unusually good Judgment"
"You bet he Is," replied the self-acknowledged
brains of the firm. "Why,
he never makes a move without asking
my advice 1" Chicago News.'
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