had one good point
Young Quest It seems to mo that
yoju don't object to tho inoauultoos
Hinging In your room.
Old Guest You bet I don't. Why,
when tho mosn&ltocs aro singing I to
can't henr tho glco club practicing on
tho piazza.
.'- rr
" '.ZZVr " - ?' .
UIIIU (lUlllllU Willi BU IUII UOIUIU
sending their children to Europo4hnt
tho little ones are humiliated by other,
who havo already been thcro. Every
nolf-rcspectlng parent will bo careful
dent Injustice; nt tho same time all
wrt tr aiiititnt it la rUHMrnn in r n in nvi. I L
unseemly hurry Is to bo avoided.
Hm nnnnln nr,w, l,n na Dnnn nn n
riiii,! rnn tvniif woii nmi nr.nU n fnw
tiocnRRnrv French words, ho should bo
placed In n stateroom, next to a
private bath, nnd sent to Paris. Oth-
era fool Hint ho must nnturallv Iobo
much at this ago, and thnt tho proper
tlmo is bo' -ecu flvo nnd bIx, when
as an American ho has reached his
maturity.
Probably tho Ideal ago Is about four,
At four n child can- easily do Englnnd,
Franco and Italy, and got homo In
tlmo for tho first night at tho opera.
Judgo's Library.
Tho extraordinary popularity of flno
white goods this summer makes tho
cnocoorBiarcnamauoroigroaiira-
portanco. Doflanco Starch, being froo
fmm nil initirin,.n rhnmirnU in thn
onlv onn which In rtnfn In use on flno
- i
or makes hulf tho usual quantity of
Starch ndcessary, with tho result of
perfect finish, oaual to that when tho
...i
Uuuun nu.u uu.t.
.
Reachlno Life's Goal.
If you want to bo somebody In this
world you must assort your muiviu-
unllty and assort It In tno right dlroc-
uon, so tnni may icau to a goai or
nonor lor yoursoir nnu uo nn cxnmpio
for othorB. Find out what you ought
to do, say to yoursolf: "I must do It,"
then begin right away wltli "I will do
It," and keep nt It until it Is dono.
Dpn't abuse tho rich; wo can't all
bo paupora.
Children Like
pi s as
E r lira
It is to pleasant to take stops tho
cough so quickly. Absolutely safe
too and contains no opiates.
All DniKsUU, 25 cent.
uosi oi uniiroaas.
. . . I
IlBt year $50,000,000 WIW spent by
1 . . II 1 .. I. .. TT..I....1 r... - -. - I
mo iuuiuuub oi u.u uimeu ouiiea
CrOSS U08. IIIO nOragO priCO O. llll1
lies wns uu coma, v oriy-mroo pel
wm ui hid wu wre oi uuh. mm iv
per COIll Ol yOUOW piUO. UWing 10
tho growing Bcnrclty of sultablo tlnv
our, ou.or wouub "ro ooiub ubou iuioi
uuiuium. ui iioi10 i.uaurvuuvUB,
j n muiiu uuu
nun. iuu .uuu,
UHirUUlUU UUK HUB.
The Fox Who Had oLts His Tall.
A'fox caught In a trap escaped with
tho loss of his brush. Thorenftor fool-
ing hla llfo n burden through tho rldt-
cult to which ho waB exposed, he
schemod to bring nil other fooxs Into
llko condition with himself, that In
the common loss ho might tiottor con-
coal his own deprivations. Ho ob-
somblcd n good many foxos and nub-
llcly advised thorn to cut off their
tails, oaylng thqy would not only look
much hotter without thorn, but would
got rid of tho weight of tho brush,
which was a very groat Inconvenience,
But ono of thorn, Interrupting him,
irnld: "If you had not yoursolf lost
your tall, my frlond, you would not
thus counsol us." Acsops' Fablos.
Seek to Thwart Cupid With Money,
A young Now Mexican wants to
marry a' girl with mouoy enough to
liolp him pay for a ranch. A Los
Angeles aviator watnB to marry n
girl with money enough to Bot him
tip In flying machlnoa. Doth of thoao
J . 1 1 1...1. Il.nan n..nM ntHn
luon IUUIUI )QII UliVs uiuiu uuiui nuo
a blggor fool In Uio world than tho
f ool who speculates In matrimony
Marry the girl for tho girl's own sauo
Vnnd fofi.nc; qttier reason under .the
j;un. f-t .i-1, ,r''il' J1 . w-,
VEST - POCKET RANCH j
Crops on Irrigated Farms Almost
Miraculous in Productivity.
Alfalfa Is a Sure Winner Under Irri
gation and Immenso Yields of Bar
ley. Rye, Potatoes and Other
Crops Crown Profitably.
By M. A. DEP.EMAN, Editor of Farm
cr8' Voice.
For vnnrs thorn linvn hnnn a nnm
bfr of Rinnll Irritated farmB In tho
mid section of thn west. IvIiik closo
the streams whoro prlmitlvo sys-
clnB 0f lrrlgntlon havo been followed,
Their limitations of wator nnd their
Isolation hnvo knnt thnm from bolnc
dflilrnblo homeH nnd real ilnvolon-
"nt of tho country was possible tin-
til. In a largo way, tho government
segregated such lands as could bo wa-
tored nnd under tho Carey net opened
grown on tho little, vost-pockot
1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ii ii lur KtiLLit uiitni L. i nil uiuua I
ranches nro nlmost miraculous m
Minlr nrnililntlvltv. Wlirmt often nihH
nn lilch nn fill lnmlinln nnd oats 125
IuihIioIh nor ncrn. Alfalfa is a suro
winner under Irrigation nnd Immense
yields of barloy, ryo, potntoos and
ntlinr rrnnn nrn crown wherever tho
muglc touch of wntor Is applied. It
H hnrd for farmers In tho east to
nmnnrnlinnil tlmsn hie vlolds. Thov
iln nnt nnnrnnlntn thnt thoso lltor-
mmintnln nnlln nrn nfton a hundred
fcot deep, waiting for centuries, un-
touched In tholr virginity, for modern
rrlcntlon methods to unlock tho troas-
rn l.mtm nf tl.nlr wnnllh. If tho av-
orngo Now Englnndcr or corn bolt
farmer woro to visit somo of these
places ho would never go back to the
- 7 V0n iit0 If tl oy
oiu, iniiospitumo conditions, u racy
would npply horo tho snmo careful
nnu pninstaKing inotuuus tnuy wuuiu
..... ... ii .i.i i
moan oi wormng into a uruuRo six
months out of tho year In order to
struggle urougi inooinors.x mo una,
tnnv wntiiii nn tun nntnni nxnmnu cn-
-- ..
tion or tno saying: tickio uio sou
wllh a nlow nnd It will lnuch a liar-
vest." Instead of conserving tho soil
niui BDondlnK profits on fertilizers
thoy would find thoso Irrigated soils
ot tllc ntorniountnln region Inoxhnust-
ii,i0
Anothor peculiar fact which eastern
era unacnunlnted with westorn llfo
cannot underBtnnd, is that western ng
rlculturnl products tiocd not bo shipped
to tho groat commercial centers of tho
eilHl UUU IIUUIIIU WliHl 111 UIUUI ll UUU I
n market.
Onn fanner sold $300 worth of but-
nr n vnnr from six fecrub Hereford-
Shorthorn cowb with udders about tho
Blzo of n dimrt cup. Poultry, eggs,
jnnlk. lia, grams, potatoes nnd every
nnr.lmi vrtcntntiln crown north of Ma-
p - -- I
nnn unil D sr.n'H I nn pan lio crown
with profit nnd tho local domand is called on tho United States depart
nwny out of proportion to tho supply. jnont ngrlculturo to oatabllsh oxper-
Rnngo Block hnB fattened on tho
hoavy grnss nnd tho nbsonco of sago
brush will mnko nn easy job for tho
Bottlors in getting crops under cult!
vation noxt season. This country, ow
lug to its goqd ransc and equablo ell
ninto, has boon tho greatest cnttlo
country in tho Unltod StatoB. Hun
,im,i- nf iinonr,,iH nf 'iinrai. oniMn
and sheep havo boon fattened horo
and tho cnttlo baron has been tho lit
tle lord of crontlon. Now that Irriga
tion has mndo bo much of theso lands
nvntlublo for gonornl farming, tho land
Is too good to wnato as rnngo nnd tho
wlro fonco nnd pormnnent homes nro
driving tho rnngo cattlo clsowhcre.
BERRIES ALWAYS IN DEMAND
Price Makes It One of the Best Fruits
to Plant, But It Is Very Hard
to Harvest.
The' blackberry crop Is In demnnd
nt four cents n pound. This prfco
mnkcB it ono of tho very best frultw
to plant; If ono can got four conts for
11. In l.nMt. nn.l lin.. rtnl 1 n.tnnlnl.l It
Him UUU.T 1IIIU IlilD DUII MUlllllUlll 1U1 lit
, ... . , . ,
jmn,nn. I,,, hn nhniilil lm rnrnfnl not
' '
to mnko a mlstnko, for it Is a tcdl-
nllu frlf Imrvnnt. vnl If l lnrr-nlv
nrnn w,nrn M,n crnwnr rnn hnrvnHt
jt with tho help of hla family. An-
nlhnr mlRlnkn nm.ln liv miinv In In
pinnUng tho blackberry In rich, moist
yalloy boIIs. Tho blackberry, to do
b08t( wnnts a ,Quorntoly rich upland
boh, icop nnd looso, with most thor-
ough culturo nnd not too mnny canes
Itlll ni.nnmlu flnnlv n Irrlrrn.
tion, yot on deep, looso, sandy loams
it glvos n most satisfactory crop with
thorough culturo nlono. Tho dewberry
i giving thoso who planted it grent
satisfaction nnd nlso thoso who buy It
in tho market. It Is going to bo u
favorlto nnd prolllahlo fruit, rlponlng
It does two to thrco weeks beforo
tno nmcKDorry nnu ueing superior In
flavor and succulence It will bo n
primo rnvoruo. it is too soft to ship
whon fully ripe. There nro Bomo won-
dorfully lino blnckborrles and dewber-
rlcs not yot Introduced that will cro-
mo oxciioment wuou iney no become
known.
New Crone of Hogs.
Tnmworth bows, jx now cross whleh
,1b resulting well at tho Agricultural
collogo, Is that of n breed known ns
tho Largo Illnck upon I'olnnd China.
The Largo Black la nn English bucon
breed of vory unprepossessing np-
pearanco. Thoy nro long, narrow nnd
leggy with onormnus ours. Their
worst fault 1b that they nro very hnrd
to drlvo or handle bocnuso their oyea
.1 x. u, n.tmnlnlnltt 1.1.1.1 1... . t I
i uiu ou n(iiinuiuij iiiuuuii uy lllUlr
cars. Tho only placo tho lirge Black
la llkoly to find In this country la for
purposes or crossing, aa tho puro
.brods pobscsb no niorlta sufficient to
I" uranL uiBiutiuniK 1,-Hinuiisueu ureeos,
CR0P rotation and dairy
Cows, with Sugar Beets and Alfalfa,
Has Proven to Be an Almost
Ideal System.
Dairy cowb with n crop rotation of
nugar boots nnd alfalfa lias proven to
bo an almost Idonl system. A grcntor
part of tho food values that tho boot
takes from tho soli Is returned by tho
alfalfa nnd tho cow. It In n enso of
carrying out tho Japanese maxim,
which Is: "Tho greater portion of
that which I tnko from tho soil Is re
turned by nature, tho rest must bo re
turned by mo or tho soli will be robbed
of its fertility and becomo worthless."
A plcco of land upon which nlfalfn
"ns uoen grown makes tho best boot
i""'1 nnd nlfalfn will produco moro
VonnA for pound when fed to
n'ry stock thnn uny .other food stuff,
tho three branches of farming work
l,, l I...J
lm"V ,nmrnnntM nurntrnn
S 1 1 ,i.nS
to tho soil and tho manure from tho
y, when nddec to the soil, decays,
carbon dioxide formed has a tendency
" -o
""b iuuii imunu uuu
nsh Constituents Into nvallablo
form. Tho mnnuro also forms n hu
,naB wlllc makes tho soil porous nnd
B'VPB tho n'r a chanco to circulate
through it. This sweetens tho soli
a"'l WantlB It; nlso Increnscs Its ca-
twdty to hold wator, which is ncccs-
snrv 10 uwsoivo mo ioou containcu in
tho 8"11 nnd Pt it in nn nvallablo
rm or mo pianis use.
This Is not a system which calls for
an oxtra outlay of money to put it
into effect. On tho other hand, it is one
which brings money to tho pocket of
the farmer evory month In tho year.
Tuoao monthly payments credited to
tho cow because of her cream chock
w' onawo me rarmor to do nis misi
osa upon a cash basis nnd thereby
innov
got moro ror mn money.
nut inn rnrmor cmmim inv tun rnw
LIf ,"r l,,!
lor "k aj
; " V,r"n Ar
....o..it, -
,, ,,,. .,, ,,, ,ll,
"t",
other by-product of your dairy, upon
which to feed them
NEVADA EXPERIMENT STATION
Considerable Progress Mado In DIs
covering Crops and Methods Best
Adapted to Conditions.
Through tho construction of largo
storage reservoirs, and Irrigation
v.i.vwu uvu.u . ............
sorvlco Is preparing for agricultural
usefulness largo areas of land In tho
"rid region, of tho west. As these
ln"uB nro largely taken up by settlors
from tho older stntes farther cast who
'""w "ttlo or nothing about tho dim-
CUltlCS they Will lmVO to IllOOt, tho
I ,,.. I
'wm"iun bii.o buu.u nmu .ib"
"ul i '"b uut
tho problems Involved In theso now
conditions. A number of such farms
hnvo been established and it appoars
that tho results of this experimental
work will bo of great value
One of theso irrigation schemes,
known na tho Truckeo-Carson project,
b located In western Novnda and cov.
,3B0' 00 ncrca of n-snblo land.
Alfalfa, corcnlB and mnny vegetables
and fruits can bo successfully grown.
But tho peculiarities of tho desert
soils and especially their lack of or
ganlc matter, mnko farming on theso
soils n difficult task for tho Inexperl
onced settlor,
Tho Truckeo-Carson experiment
fnrm wns established on a tract of dos
ort land near Fallon, Nov., In tho fnll
of 1906, tho United States department
of ngrlculturo and tho Nevada oxperi
mont station being co-npprntors In Its
management. Experiments in crop
growing were begun In 1907 nnd tho
operations hnvo been grently onlnrged
sluco. Considerable progress has been
mndo In discovering tho crops nnd
inothods host adapted to the condl
I !.... Il..,nin. Il.n Avtin.lninnl.il
I LIUUM. I1U U)U . lllll V A I1U I 1 IIIUI! Ill I
. ... nmi,,t .. nn,v
linuim ntwl II will Inlm nnvnrnl vnnrH
I rl "
to fully dctormlno tho Hold nnd gnr
.ton crnnu ntwl tl,n fnHlu wlilMi ran lm
mimt nmllliililv cnltlv!iiil nmi llin host
mothoda of boII mnnagemont
SUCCESS IN ALFALFA SEED
Heaviest Yields Are Usually Obtained
on Adobe Land, from Slow
or Dwarfed Growth.
Much speculation exists why west
orn farmers do not succood better In
nlfalfn need production. Tho heaviest
yields, which run up to 18 bdsholB tho
acre, nro usually obtained- on ndobo
hind, from Blow or dwarfed growth.
New nlfnlfa Ib considered host for
seed production, ns an old stand has
too groat root development, luduc
ng too rapid growth which is not con
dudvo to seed nroductlon. Two and
three-year-old atiinds glvo best results,
such may bo obtained from olthor tho
flrHt or socond cutting, but tho latter
givea moro uniform ripening. Tho
Held should bo Irrigated whon In full
bloom to glvo tho greatest ylold. More
nnd hotter seed la usually to bo had
when the plants nro not crowdod.
Whon tho aeed Is sown In rowB, bet
ter results nro to bo had than when
broadcasted, as cultivation can be
given and tho crowns of tho plant uro
not bo readily Injured.
Feed for the Calf.
After tho cnlf Is ton days to two
weeks old, supplement tho skim milk
diet by feeding clovor hay, corn, bats
and flax seed. Tho flux seed should
flrst bo boiled and then nllowed to
cool, when It will settlo Into n Jelly
like substance, nnd this Is mixed in
small quantities wllh tho milk.
BOOMERANG FOR POPULAR USE
One Recently Designed by English
man Describes Big Circle
and Then Returns.
The boomornng and Its peculiarities
nro generally known, but nn English
man has designed one for popular use
nnd In this connection thcro Is some
thing now to bo said. A rcnturo 1n a
large circus now touring tho country
is the boomerang thrower. The boom
erang when thrown by tho performer
describes a clrclo of about 1&0 feet In
diameter and returns to tho spot from
which It wbb thrown. Tho lllustra
tion gives an Idea as to how they
may he constructed. They are mado
of a strip of wood about half nn Inch
thick nnd two Inches wldo and from
tip to tip mensuro about 12 Inches.
On one end and In the middle they are
An Aboriginal Weapon,
rounded. Tho prlnclplo of the boo'm
crane was understood years ago by
the native tribes of Australia, who
have long used it ns a weapon. These
nntivea are so skilled In its use that
they can hit their mark almost every
time.
HER LITTLE GRAY SQUIRREL
Lover of Pets Writes Entertainingly
of Small Animal She Tamed
Without Using a Cage.
A Ipver of pots writes entertalngly
about a gray Bqulrrel that sho had
tamed without shutting it up In n
cage. Sho says, among other things:
"Whenever I sat down on tho plaz
za stops with a handful of nuts in my
lap, my little gray friend was suro to
appear. Ono day I saw him hotly pur
Bued by another Bqulrrel, which w3
ovldently much enraged. They dart
ed from treo to tree, and from branch
to 'branch, until my Cracker saw m.
when ho Instantly mado n wild leap
In my direction, sat down closo bcsldo
mo on the steps and hurled vltupera
tion at Ills foe. Tho latter dared not
come near, and presently slunk away
leaving my pot victor.
"As his fear woro away, Cracker
began to show himself a veritable
Oliver Twist; ho was nevor satisfied
with tho number of nuts I brought
nnd thon I showed him my empty
hnnds to convince him thnt I had no
moro, ho would jump up on the step
nbove mo nnd clnw nt my sleeves,
evidently thinking that bushels
of
nuts might bo concealed in the!
folds.
"Ono afternoon n friend nttomptei
to tnko n photograph of Cracker sit
ting on my kneo, but that gentlomnn
was so much Interested In the camera
that for somo tlmo I could not Induco
him to look nt mo. Ho examined tho
camora carefully on all Bides, took
tho cord which held the cover In his
little blnck pnws, and showed a dls
position to sit on top of tho case,
"I coaxed him to como to mo, but
whon the Bhutter of tho camera closed
with a llttlo click ho whlskod up
tree and chattered nngrlly at us, ns If
scolding us for n brench of faith."
COIN AND CARD ON FINGER
Simple Trick That Puzzles Many
After Much Effort, Is Easy
for Others.
Thla la n slmplo trick that many
enn do at tho first attempt, whllo oth
ors will fall time
uftor timo. It is
a good trick to
Bpring upon n
company casually
If you havo nrnc
tlcod It boforehnnd. A plnylng
card Is balanced on the tip of
the forefinger nnd a penny Is
placed on top immediately over
tho finger end, ns shown In tho'skotch
With tho right-hand forefinger and
thumb strlko tho edgo of the enrd
eharply. If dono properly the enrd
will fly nwny, lenvlng tho penny
PQlscd on tho finger ond.
Thrifty.
"I hnvo heard n good many stories
Illustrating thrift," romnrkod a Now
Yorker, "but tho Janitor of somo now
Btenm-hcatod flats told mo ono thnt
boat them all. On Sundays tho ton
ants havo a great many visitors, and
tho jaultor discovered that theso vis
itors paid tho tonnnts two cents each
for the privilege of taking n hot bath;
flvo cents If thoy did not bring their
own towels,"
L,1,0 OF HloTUHti DOOK3.
In tlio Land of Picture Hooks
Aro open roads and shady nooks,
And sandy plnucB by thn sen.
And fairy rings 'neath gprcudlnu tree.
Thero la n world of girls nnd boys,
There nro many tools and toys;
Something new when'er ono iooko
In tlio Land of I'lcturo Uoohm.
Curious children Rather thero
I'Tom over sens nnd everywhere.
And dress bo queer, nnd strangely play-
Uut I know everything they say.
Deasts and birds ono never sees
Upon our lawns or In our trees,
Throng tho slKht. whono'er ono looks
In tho Land of I'lcturo Books.
CHILDREN LIKE WAR STORIES
Teacher Urges Retention of Entertain
Ing Tales of Battle In Schools
to Interest Scholars.
A Chicago school toachor, writing
about the nntlonnl peaco congress,
recently held In that city, says: "Wo
bollovo In peaco, wo all honor tho men
and womon who nro devoting so much
time to Its real establishment on
earth, but to tako from our Bchool
books the war talcs which make them
bo lntorsting and which do bo much
to awaken Uio spirit of patriotism in
our children would bo going a stop
too far. Tho men who spoko of tho
bloodless books should sco our boys
when they read aloud or roclto about
tho achievements of our array of tho
armies of other lands. Could stories
of tho greatest scientific achieve
monts move them as they do? Let
tho war stories stay, oven when peaco
has come tho chUdron will bo bet
ter for having read tfiem."
TOY FOUNTAIN IS AMUSING
Water Spouting Up Continuously by
Use of Siphon Principle Pleases
the 'Children.
If tho children of n generation ago
wero set down In n nursory of to-day
thoy would doubtless bo ovcrcomo
with wonder. Indeed, oven their par
ents would not understand tho nech-
nnlsm of many of tho wonderful top3
that arauso tho youngsters of mod
ern America. Among1 theso elaborato
playthings Is something now in tho
wny of a toy fountain designed by a
Missouri man. This device consists
of a toy houso with a front yard. In
tho center of tho yard, with tho walk
Pleasing for Children.
3weoplng around It, la a .fountain
vhlch plnys continuously through the
iso of tho siphon principle. Tho tank
3 in tho houco nnd tho water which
pouts from tho fountain is caught In
tho basin of tho lattor nnd Hows back
Into tho tank, which has n lift pump
attached. Tho siphon, tho prlnclpl
of which Is well known, and would
havo been understood by tho old-tl
nors beforo mentioned, keeps roplen
Ishlng tho supply of wator as fast at
It flows Its courso.
"THERE WERE PLENTY MORE
How Miss Smith Was Cruel to a Llttl
"Blackboy" Plant Very Common
In Australia.
Thero Is a common plant 1
Australia known ns the "blackboy
and hero Is a story about It
Two young American army ofllcon
wero visiting In n small Australia!
town nnd both hnpponed to moot th
sumo young lady. They wero talk
Ing nbout her ono evening and om
said to tho other:
"I think Miss Smith Is a very Bwee
girl." '
"Oh, do you," replied his brother
"It BceniB to mo that sho Is tcrrlbl,
cruel. Why, what do you supposo sh
told mo? Sho said sho was riding yes
terdny morning, nnd thnt sho was si
much Interested watching a parnd
that Bho rode right over a llttlo blacl
boy and killed It! And when Inskei
her If she didn't feel dreadfully abou
It, Bho laughed and said; 'Oh, no, shi
didn't think It mado any difference
there wero plenty more.'"
III
III
PUBLIC LAND DRAWING
Lamar, Colo. Tho prlco fixed by
tho Colorado Stato Hoard ot LapjsJ
Commissioners for land and watch
rlghtB, undei tho Two Iluttcs Caroy
act project, Southeast of Lamar which
will bo allotted by public drawing Oc
tober 21st, is $35.50 per acre. Only
5.25 por ncro has to bo paid at tlmo
of making entry. Tho sdttlora being
permitted cloven yeara' tlmo to com-
pleto tho payments. Any adult citi
zen of the United States may 11! o on
40, 80, 120, or ICO acres. Final proof
may bo mado at tho end of 30 days'
residence. Tho soil on this tract la a
sandy loam of grent depth and fertil
ity. Tho nltltudo Is 4,100 feet Tho
growing season 1C0 to 180 days, and
tho climate Ideal. A new townslto has
been, established and a town lot salo
will bo held on October twonty-soc-ond.
Ilnth tho land drawing nnd tho
town lot sale will be held at tho now
townBlto of Two Buttes, which Is
reached via Atchison, Topoka nnd
Santn Fo It. It. to Lamar, Colorado,
from which point transportation will
bo provided at reasonable rates."
LATER REALIZATION
"I don't seo why you mako such a
fuss over every llttlo bill I run up. Bo-
foro wo woro married you told me
yod wero well off."
"So I was. But I didn't know it!"
TOTAL LOSS OF HAIR.
8eemed Imminent Scalp Was Very
Scaly and Hair Came Out by Hand
fuls Scalp Now Clear and
New Hair Grown by Cutlcura.
"About two years ago I was troubled
with my head being scaly. Shortly
after that I had an attack of typhoid
fovor and I was out of tho hospital
possibly two months when I first no
ticed tho loss of hair, my scalp being
still scaly. I started to uso dandruff
euros to no effect whatever. I had
actually lost hopo of saving any hair
at all. I could brush it off my coat
by tho handful. I was afraid to comb
it. But after using two cakes of Cutl
cura Soap and nearly d box of Cutl
cura Ointment, tho chango was sur
prising. My scalp Is now clear and,
healthy as could bo nnd my hair thick
er than ever, whereas I had my mind
mado up to bo bnld. W. F. Stccso, 5812
Broad St., Pittsburg, Penn., May 7 and
21, 1908."
rotter Drug A Chem. Corp., Bolo Props., Bo (tool
Poverty and Consumption.
That poverty Is a frlond to consump
tion is demonstrated by somo recent
German statistics, which show that of
10,000 well-to-do persons 40 annually
dlo of consumption; of tho samo num
ber only moderately well-to-do, 66; of
tho samo numbor of really poor, 77;
and of paupers, 07. According to John
Burns, tho famous Englishjnbor lead
er, 90 per cent of tho consumptives In
London receive charltablo relief la
their homes.
Shoor white goods, In fact, any flno
wash goods when now, owo much of
their attractiveness to tho way they
nro laundered, this bolng dono in a
manner to enhance their textilo beau
ty. Homo laundering would bo equal
ly satisfactory if proper attention was
given to stntchlng, tho first essential
being good Starch, which has sufficient
Btrongth to stiffen, without thickening
tho goods. Try Deflnnco Starch and
you will bo pleasantly surprised at tho
improved appearance of your work.
The American Cat-Tall.
Tho cat-tall of tho American
Bwampa Is nlmost exactly tho samo
plant as tho Egyptian bulrush. It Is
no longer used for, making paper, ns
It onco was, hut from Its root Is pre
pared an astringent medicine, whllo
its stems, when prepared dry, aro ex-
cellent for tho manufacture ot mats,
chair-bottoms and tho llko.
How's This?
We otter Ono llimdrnl Dollars Keward for any
mm ot Catarrh that cannot bo cured by llall'f
Catarrh Cure.
' P. J. CHHN'KY A CO.. Toledo. O.
We, tho undereluncil. havo known K. J. Cheney
for the bat IS years, and bolk-vo him perfectly hon
orable m all business transactions and financially
kblo to carry out any obligations made by bis firm.
Waluino, Kinnan fc Mahvim,
Wholesale DruzxIsU, Toledo. O.
nail's Catarrh euro Is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot the
system. Testimonials sent tree, 1'rlce 75 cents per
bottle. Pold by all Druewlats.
Talo mil's Family rills for ronstlpatlon.
Against Pretenses.
Away with nil thoso vain pretcnsoB
of making ourselves happy within our
selves, of feasting on our own
thoughts, of being satisfied with the
consciousness of well-doing, nnd of de
spising nil nssistnnco nnd nil supplies
from external objects. This is tho
voico of prldo, not of nature. Hume.
A Rare Good Thng.
"Am using Allen's Foot-Easo, and can
truly say I would not have been without
It so long, Imd I Known tho relief It would
Blvo my aching feet I think It a rare pood
tlilnR for nnyone lmvltiR sore or tired fcot.
Mrs. Matilda Holtwert, Providence, It.
1." Bold by all Druggists, 20c. Ask to-day.
Appropriate.
First Milliner You hnvo designed
tho north polo hat?
Second Milliner Yes, U will bo a
matter of dispute between the put
chaser and her husband.
j'
Drug Store Color.
Geraldino My faco la my fortune.
Gorabi I can eee tho color of your
money.