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THE NORTH PLATTE SEMLWEEKLY TRIBUNE. I S ' -4 y; V .0 &t akTitTasy1 I for your Stomach, Liver and Bowels to perform their proper functions by toning and strength ening them with j C the dailv & v use of This plan corrects any tendency towards a spell of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipation, L Biliousness and Spring Ail ments or General Weakness. 1 B HH HJHBH CSMsi A Humln akin, tho blood la purified as human tutors, leavmir digestive tract and kidneys VrtVIC. .' 3d fl CX a spell of Indigestion, I Mm "TAJ "EN tho food reaches Uio stomach it insubjoctod to n peculiar. Bf I churning movement by tlio muscular walls of tho stomach (Sco h Ar Dr. Piorcs'H Medical Adviser, imiro tX. In tho livnr. klilnnvn nnil n hn n Bb Pierce's Golden wm Medical Discovery 13 a stomach, liver and kidney tonic by assisting tho stomach to assimilate, the liver to filter, the kidneys to net tho poisons arc removed, tlio red blood corpuscles are increased and one feels light, fresh and active instead of logy, dull and heavy. Tho ''Discovery" stimu lates tho stomach, increases action of heart and arter ies and is & most satisfactory alterative in blood-taint of any chnracter. Tho refreshing influence of this extract of native medicinal plants has been favorably known for over forty years. Everywhere Borne neighbor can tell you of tho good it has done. Sold by all medicine dealers in liquid or tablet form; or ertd GO one-cent ttamps to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.,and a trial box will be mailed you. Watch Your Colts for Cough. Colds and Distemper, and nt Hip flrnt rymptoms of any nucli ailment, Ito nuall doses of that wonderful remedy, nuw tlio uiott used In ciistcnco, Bl'OHVS IUSTKMl'IIlt COMJ'OCNll 60 cent and ft a bottle; ti and (10 the iloicn of any drucclst, lumen dealer, or drllrrred br Nl'OIIN .MKDICAl. CO., Chemists and llactorlologlata, tiosliou, ltul U. S. A. 4QQ,QQ0 alear Immigration figures show that tho noDulation of Canadaincreased dur ing 19 13. by tho addition of 400,000 j new settfers from the United States and Europe. Most of these have gono on farms in provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan ana Aioerta. Lord William Percy, an English Nobleman, says: Th redhimiM nrt nnnortunitlfis offered i by the Canadian West are so Infinitely greater than those whlcn exist in mwiana, that It seems absurd to think that peopleJ should be Impeded irom coming to mon country where they can most easny an certainly I mpr07e their position. New districts are being opened up. which will make aecessamo a crew number of homesteads In districts i especially adapted to mixed farm ing and grain raising. TTm I1)fietrntrt IMnrntltrA find . reduced railway rates, apply to I supt. oi immigration, unawa, canaaa, or 10 W.V.BENNETT Bee Bulletins Omaha, Neb. CiaaOitn CTeroment Agtst The Wretchedness of Constipation Can quickly be overcome by CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS. Purely vegetable act surely ana gently on tne liver. Cure Biliousness, head ache, Dizzi- ness, and Indigestion. They do their duty. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. Genuine must bear Signature Western Canada Lands The richest Mixed Farming lands in Western Canada-are in the Uattleford District. The noil Is a deep black loam on clay subsoil and lands can be purchased at from $10 per acre up. Ex cellent water In abundance, and railroad facili ties and good markets. Write for list of selected properties to L. II. GOOD, Secretary, ISoard ol Trade, Battlelord, Saskatchewan, Canada niiMlil, ADTirK it Biiwrt forecasts Mercantile wjndllluns, trend of suiclc prices, bunds, mm, wheat, oats, pork, cotton Wbenui Increase, decrease, merchandise stocks lt..tr UulJ., ... Illy, Bo, FOR ALL SORE CYES W. N. U OMAHA, NO. 13-1914. Nebraska Directory THEPAXTON HOTEL Omaha, Nebraik EUROPEAN PLAN Rooms from tl.00 up BliiBle, "5 cents up double. CAFE P SLICES REASONABLE iii.iss ti wi:mman Live Stock Commission Merchants uni-USO KxrlitiUKO Hulldliip', South Oimilia All stock consigned to us Is sold br members of the Arm. and all emplojecs lure been selected and trained for the work which tber do. rrlu.jJ-kLlp SHIP TO WOOD BROS. LEADING SELLERS OF LIVE STOCK SINCE 1807. TRY US AT SOUTH OMAHA CHICAGO SIOUX CITY ""Ht-rcgrJ I Tfr- ''ryaJSTtTir"1 ersSlliS&lS i aJCUtiXAiiui BTBb-v ga.p .tLMICARTFRS Knffjm iuitti r Bmr BlVFR ajpaanr nriku. 4F J.c - -I ' ' '" 1 The Secret. Mrs. Stuyvosant Fish Is known to glvo tlio most sumptuous and tho most bcnutirul dinners In tho world She Is also known as tho possessor of a trenchant wit It is said of Mrs. Klsh that the ro inarknblo huccosb of n rich but Ill-favored New Y6rk Rirl's mtirriago with n spendthrift nobleman was recently discussed In her presence. No one could understand the happiness of this marriage, which had seemed to bodo so ill. Hut Mrs. Pish shrugged and said: "Tho girl 'won't let her husband touch a. penny of herirlnclnul nmt that you iiee, keeps up the interest." Bought It for Cash. Marks What did you gain In our deal with Hrown? l'arks A great deal of respect for Brown's business ability. Doctor up that CQUgli Dean's t Mentlio lated Couith Drops arc a sure relict for all couch, nud colds 5o at Druggists. Sonic people arc so fresh that wo alwaya feel like taking them with a grain of salt. of its wasto materials tbeso organs act Q tne dioou puro ana clear uni8t liver. 9 are clogged. WAS A PERSONAL SUBJECT Good Reasons Why Mr. Hlgglns Was Not at All Sorry the Conversa tion Was, Interrupted. Mrs. Hiram riigglns was speak ing her mind to Hiram in u man ner that was emphasis long drawn out. From the room where they were liiram could bee the front porch and when he observed the parson come in and pause nt the steps within ear-shot, ho told his wife of the visitor, and went out to meet him." "Ah, good morning, Hrother Hig gins," said the parson in pleasant greeting "I hope 1 didn't Interrupt a family conversation. Didn't I hear your wife talking?" "That's all right, parson. Como right in," said Mr. Hlgglns, glad enough. "I hope I didn't disturb her before she finished her subject," said the parson, taking a chair. "I'm glad you did, parson," said Mr. Hlgglns, cheerfully. "What was the subject?" laughed the parson. "Woman suffrage?" "No, sir; It was me." Whereupon both of them began to laugh, but suddenly quit as Mrs. Hlg glns came out smiling. Locating a Quarrel. "And when you were abroad on your honeymoon trip did you visit tho Palace of Peace at The Hague?" asked the girl friend of the bride just homo from abroad. "Oh, yes," was the reply; "wo had our Ilrat quarrel theie." The Reason, "Why do you call your play "The Comet?" "I want it to go on a Mar route." Every woman needs a pocket book in which to euiry her powder rag. WANTED TO KNOW The Truth About Grape-Nuts Food. It doesn't matter bo much what you hear about a thing, it's v hat you know that counts. Aud correct knowledge is most likely to come from personal experience. "About a year ago," writes a N. Y. man, "I was bothered by indigestion, especially during tho forenoon. I tried sovernl remedies without any perma nent improvement. "My breakfast usually consisted of oatmeal, steal: or chops, bread, coffee and somo fruit. "Hearing so much about Grape-Nuts, f concluded to give it a trial and Had out If all I had heard of It was true. "So I began with Grupe-Nuta and cream, soft boiled eggs, toast, a cup of 1 Poatum nnd somo fruit. Uefore tho iend of tho ilrst woek I was rid of the acidity of the stomach and felt much lelieved. , l "By tho end of the second week all traces of indigestion had disappeared , and I waB in first rate health onco i more. Ilefore beginning this course of diet, I never had any appetite for I lunch, but now I can enjoy tho meal ! at noon tlmo." I Name given by Postum Co., Battlo i Creek, Mich. Read "Tho Road tp 1 Wellvllle," in pkgs, "Tlioro'a a Ilea I son." J Uvrr rend the nlmtr letfrrf A new one uppeara from time fo time. Tliejr nrr genuine, true, nnd full oC botnaa lutcrent. PENETRATION SYSTEM t v' nH ," "' I Compressed Tho modern farmer measures the value or his spraying by the results ho secures. Ho sprays to protect his fruit and trees from insect and fung ous diseases. A satisfactory spraying system must glvo this protection with the least expenditure of money and of labor. The keynote to successful spraying Is thoroughness, and thoroughness menus one hundred per cent of clean fruit. Every wormy or scabby apple, every curled or scaly peach tree In creases tho cost of production and lessens the quantity of marketable fruit. Wliile most of tho peBts occur on the surface of foliage and bark, with in easy reach of the spray, a groat many are located within cracks nnd crevices, uuder bud-scales, and in tho Gasoline Sprayer Equipped With Tower. calyx cup; or are bo oily that they aro hard to wet. In tho matter of practical control It is these protected pests which must be reached. The spray must wet through the wool of the woolly aphis, reach the aphis eggs behind the swelling buds, thoroughly coat scales and fungous spores, wet the orchard mites hiding In tho Inner most crevices of tho bark, and place arsenic for the codling worm beneath the fleshy stamens of the apple blos som. Any spraying system that will reach these pests, will easily control those on the exposed surface. Thor oughness in spraying, therefore. Im plies penetration. The method which, in our experi ence, has proved the most effective in producing theoo results calls for tho following equipment: 1. A nozzle which will produce a coarse penetrat ing spray. 2. A crook. 3. A high pres sure pump. 4. A "tower" for tall trees. In general, spray nozzles aro of two kinds; the hollow-stream, and tho solid-stream types. The former, var iously known as the mist, whirl, or disk nozzlo, breaks up the liquid into fine particles which leave the nozzle aa a hollow cone of spray. Obviously such minute particles lose their mo mentum, because of the resistance of tho air, and thus nozzles of tho mist typo have but a short range. They aro, therefore, not adapted to a sys tem of spraying requiring penetration. Tlie solid-stream nozzles UBcd for spraying aro commonly known as bor deaux nozzles. In these a stream of liquid is forced against a deflecting lip which produces a fan-shaped, coarse driving spray. Not until it reaches some distanco from the nozzlo docs this stream break into drops and these retain their penetrative power at long range. Such nozzles aro (suitable for a penetrative sjstom of spraying Most buds and blossoms point up ward. The back action of a bor from the ground does not place the spray behind such buds nor Into tho Penetration System of Spraying In Practice. blossoms. Effective spraying calls for a downward directed spray. With a straight rod this downward direction is attained only by the falling spray, and Buch spray has lost Its penetrative powor When tho nozzlo is Joined to tho rod by n crook, the spray can bo thrown downward, squarely Into the desired places. Not fill partB of tho tree, of courso, can be reached by a down ward directed spray, but tho crook ' ' " ' ' " "" OF ORCHARD SPRAY Air Sprayer. makes it easil possible to point in any other direction, also. Any sort of spraying will reach the easy places; tho crook Is needed to put tho spray into tho difficult places. The crook, furthermore, very great lj le'ssens tho labor of spraying by its lifting action when spraying down ward. Tho back action of a bor deaux nozzle, at 5!G0 pounds pressure, amounts to nenrly throe pounds. Without tlio crook this recoil is added to tho weight of tho rod nnd the hose. With tho crook tho back action, oper ating at an angle at the end of the extension rod, lifts the rod and re lieves tho operator of most of the weight, Tho purpose of high pressure Is two fold. It assures quickness of applica tion, and it gives ponctratlon to the spray. Doubling tho pressure practi cally halves tho tlmo required to Bpray. With a given pump, it takes about twico as long to spray ut CO pounds ns If tho spraying wore dono nt 100 pounds, or four tlmeB bb long as if tho work were done at 200 pounds. In each case, the samo uniouut of spray material is required to cover a tree. High pressure means as much pressure as tlio pump will produce. The Ideal high pressuro Is 250 pounds. Moro than this is not needed. Loss than 250 pounds pressure can produce an efllcient spray, provided extra time and nttcntion bo given to every part of tho tree. Even the hand pump, working at 75 pounds, can produce perfoct spray, if the nozzlo is he)d close enough to every twig and to every crack and crevice A high pres sure furnishes a sweeping spray, hav ing a range effective for many foot, and assures thoroughness of applica tion. With a pressuro of 250 pounds, branches flvo to ten feet from Qiu nozzlo cun bo effectively reached, since tho spray forces its way through tho foliage. If the pump does not work steadily, ns would bo indicated by u fluctuating pressuro gauge, It is not tho average pressure that deter mines how well the application is made, but the lowest pressure re corded. When trees are over 13 feet tall their tops should be sprayed from an elevation aud not from tho ground. Usually a dotachablo platform or "tower" is built over tho spray wagon, Man In Illustration Holds Three Wormy Apples. All That Were Found In Twenty-Five Boxes After the Orchard Was Sprayed by the Penetration System. and Is provided with a walst-hlgh rail ing, or with a straddlo built llko a saw-horse, to enablo the operator to reach out over tho trees. The lower part of the troo, however, should be llnished from tho ground. Wlion spraying a treo, the operator begins ut the tips of the branches, stroking down tho branchos. first on ono side, then on tho other. As the spraying progresses ho passes around tlio tree, repeating the stroking on the remaining brandies. With a good equipment, on trees less than 15 feet In diameter, such swooping from the tips of tho branches down will drive tlio spray through most of tlio treo so that groups of branches can bo sprayed at ono tlmo and no particular attention need bo given to the inner portion of the treo. The stroking movements Hliould not bo too rapid or they become tiring to tho operator When trees aro so small that thov can bo sprayed from tho ground it is advlsablo to complete each treo before passing on to tho next. When the trees are larger, so that it In dllllcult to drag the horse around sideways It Is bettor to spray that half of the treo nearest tho outfit, leaving tho other half to bo sprayed on tho re turn trip. Most of tho high pressure pumps which aro In use today use somo sort of a gasollno onglno as tho source of powor. Situation for Alfalfa. Only a well-drained Held, frco ns possible from noxious weeds, and at least fairly fertile, should bo planted to alfalfa. A FREE BOOK That Teaches the People How to Avoid Catching Cold. Tlio thirteenth edition of tho "Ilia of Lifo" is now ready for distribution, lie ginning on page three of this popular work on medicine, is nn article Mating in plain langunKc how nay one can avoid catching cold. Tlio article was written by a doctor. It was written by a doctor eighty-four years old, who in a. hale and honrty man. It is his boast, founded upon fact, that he docs not catcli cold. He thinks he knows tho reason why. lie explains it in detail in tins book. Every family ought to have n copy of it. Sent free by the l'cruna Co., Columbus, Ohio. Mr. 0. Fred l.instnim, 1023 University Ave., St. Paul, Minn., writes; "I con tracted a severe cold several years ago. Tin ouch the use of Pcruna I fully recov ered. I liavo never had any trouble since." Mrs. Henry Martin, La Motte, Iowa, says: "I have found Pcruna to be n groat remedy for coughs and colds of children. A dose at bedtime will relievo them nil night." Adv. 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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the safest and surest remedy, and has carried hundreds of women safely through this critical period; Read what these three women say: From Mrs. Hornung, Buffalo, N. Y. Buttalo, N. Y. "I nm -writing to let you know liow much your meiicino 1ms dono for mo. I failed terribly during tho lost winter and summer and every ono remarked about my appearance. I suf fered from a fenmlo trouble and ahvays had pains in my back, no appetite and at times was very weak. "I was visiting at a friend's houso ono day and she thought I needed Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgetablo Compound. I took it and havo gained eight pounds, havo a good appetite and am feeling letter every day. Everybody is asking mo what I am doing and I recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgetablo Compound. You may publish this letter if you wish and I hope others who havo tho samo complaint will see it antl get health from your medicino as I did." Mrs. A. IIoiinuno, 91 Stanton St, Buffalo, N. Y. Was A Blessing To This Woman. So. Richmond, Va. " I was troubled with a bearing down pain and a female weakness and could not stand long on my feet. Or all tho medicines I took nothing helped mo like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcge tablo Compound. I am now regular and am getting along fine. V cannot praise tho Compound too much. It has been a blessing to mo and I hope it will bo to other women." Mrs. D. Tvusn, 23 West Clopton St., South Richmond, Va. Pains in Side, Could Hardly Stand. Lonr, Wis. "I was in a bad condition, suffering from a fomala trouble, and I had such pains in my sides I could hardly move. Be fore I had taken tho' whole of one bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcg etablo Compound 1 felt better, and now I am well and can do a good day's work. I tell ovorybodv what your medicino has done for me." Mrs. John Thompson, Lodi, Wisconsin. For .10 years Tjyclla E. Pinkham's Vcgetablo Compound has been the standard romctlvfor fe male Ills. Xo ono sick with woman's ailments does justice to herself if she docs not try this fa mous medicino made from roots and herbs, it has restored so many sufferlngwomentohealth. mflRWrioto LYDIA E-PINiniAMMKniCINKCO. W (CONFIDENTIAL) M'NN, MASS., for nrtvlcn. Your letter will ho opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence. Bo You Weed the liesiey? JOHNNY COOK Tho Loader of tho Loaders Great Western Commission Oompany South Omaha, Nebraska Dtit Cotigh Syrup. Tuln Uood. U la tim. Sail hr DtvttaU. gi j'n ; w.v.i i f J 1 1 -i t u wr.y. i w.v .: 51 III! 'l'niMf:lHMiiiMiM ENDS DYSPEPSIA. ESI! GAS "Papo's Diapepsln" cures sick, sour stomachs in five minutes Time It! "Really does" put bad stomachs In order "really does" overcome indiges tion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and Bournoss in flvo minutes that Just that makes Pape'a Dlapepaiu tho lar gest Belling stomach regulator in the world. If what you eat ferments Into Etubborn lumps, you bolch gas nnd cructato sour, undigested food and acid; head Is dizzy nnd aches, breath foul; tonguo coated; your lnsldes tilled with bile and indigestible wasto, re mombor tho moment "Papo's DIapep Bin" comes In contact with tho Btomach all such distress vanishes. It's truly astonishing almost marvolous. and tho joy is its hnrmlcsancss. A large fltty-cent case of Pape's I?la pepsin will give you a hundred dollars' worth of satisfaction. It's worth ItB weight In gold to men nnd women who can't got thoir stom achs regulated. It belongs in your home should always bo kopt haudy In enso of a Blck, sour, upset ntoinacb. during tho day or at night It's tho quickest, surcBt and roost harmless Btomach doctor in tho world. Adv. A man may bo ns young na he fools, but ho doesn't alway look tho part. Putnam Fadeless Dyes do not nUila tho hands. Adv. A man who buys his friends gen erally gets Btuck. Feed and feeding stock are both expensive this year, and you can't afford to throw away any of your hard-earned cash on any thing but the BEST ot service. Don't "take a chance," but get the BEST by send ing your live stock to DIG II U W PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM A toilet irrratlon of merit. titii to mulct ilandrutf, l-'orHettorlnn Color and Beauty to Gray or Fnd.il Hair, Mo. ami llviit Druirirliu.
