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THOUGHT SHe : WOUL.D DIE.
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Mrlf. S , W. M lrlne , of Colorodo
Springs , Degan to Fear the Worst.
Donn's 1 < ldne ; Pills Swed : Her.
Mrs : Somh Morllle , of 428 Sl. Ul'l\lo
AI" Colorado SprlnHs , Cola" President
( If the Glen l ) 'rlo Cluh , wrllcs :
"I surrored ( or three ) 'onrsI'll h Bo-
vero ! .Jllclncho.
' ' doctorB
'I' h 0
told mu my
1ldnays wcro
nrrccled n II d
11 res ( ' I' I.J ! ed
medicines for
rue , ! .Jut 1 rOllnd
It was only a
f waste of tllno
nod malic ) ' to
tnllo them , DUll
! .Jegan to fear
that I'ould I
novoI' get wcll.
A ( rlend ad.
vlsd ! 1110 to
try DOllll'S Kldnoy Pills , Within a
wcolc orler I ! .Jogan usln , ; thelll ( waste
to : much ! .Jelter that I decided to keep
1111 t.he treatment , alld when ( had
uliClI n lIttle over two iJoxes ( was
l'lJl.lrely well. 1 have now enjoyed
thl ! best of health tor more than rour
munths , nnd words can but Il0orl ) ' ex.
ureS3 my gratltllde , "
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
clmtg , Foster.Mllburn Co" Buffalo ,
NY.
, , Chinese Abolish Torture ,
'ChllllLS crimInal cOlle has hcen rc-
Vilioll. ' ' ' ' ' of
. 1'he ha\'llu'olls pllulshnll'nt
, ; llIclrto pIeces" hns hUl'n ahollshed ,
1\1111 It Is IHJlleVl " that all torlll1'e111
III ! ahollshed soon ,
AI ! n's Foot.Eaie ! , Wonderful Remedy.
"CfI\VO trIed AJ.f.gN'S FOOT.gAS ( ' : , 1\1111
( hullt to bo n cortaln cllre , nlll1 gives com.
l'ort. to 0110 slIfCorlllg with sere , tClulel' and
111'011011 feot. I will recommend ALLI N'S
; rOO'.EASn to my frlclII.ls , as It ! s
flt'taluly : a wOllderful rcmcdy-MI's . , N.
a. GuUfoL'd , Now Orleans , La. "
Swift L.C"tter Carrier.
' ' " " of nll
1'110 "frlgatc" Is the swiftest
nnL : hlrlls , am : lu home o [ the Clilla.
lorlnl Islcil of the Paclnc Is usce ! as a
1(1ttor canler , Tal\Cn from the nest
Imfol'o It can fiy , It Is haud fee ! .on
IL HAh dIet by the natives ; aUlI In the
1:0111'14) : of n few months bccomes so
( mlle that It can he lI.Jemtell ! dllrlns
I hll tla ' ane ! w1l1 roturu to Its IlcrclJ
ILt : mnet. : : !
Occupation for Turkish Women.
li'rom the lime oC lhe first lucnrslQII
nt' the Tllrlts lute 1 lIrolle drawnw rll
' " 111 heen IL favorite Il\Irslllt amen
' ' ' ' In thl
'I'ul'ltlHh' women , _ ospeclally
hlll' ( mfl , 'fhcy :11'0 flald to hav (
tOlunell It orlgluall ' from Hall n wo
Illon who were made cavtlvo In till
11111'1 when OUomau alleys ravasel
the Mollltenaneau ,
He Is C < 1reful Now.
" 'lOll tIou't sa ) ' 'dOWlL with thl
tnlnls ! ' nny more , " sale ! the frlellll ,
"No , " auswOI'cd the al1rohens\v ,
1 ItI7.on , ' 'It docou't seem to have nn :
'IJl'Lclical ' : eCfect aUlI I'm afl'l\ld sam
i nwt mIght hoar me anll relallnte b :
mLhlUllly reml\l'ldug 'liP with IIrlces. '
Weather L.ore from the Bible.
"When It IH evenIng , 'e say It wI ]
11f ) fuul wcathel' , for the 8ley Is rell
; Iud In the lIlomlng It wltl ho fOl
welllher' toelay : for the al. ) " Is re
, 1LU loworlus-Mntthew xv ! . , 2.3.
Sample of Red Tape.
There uro no fewer than thlrtColI
volumes of reglliallons concemlng th
, ludlan al'm ' , amounting to GOOO clos !
I Y'llrlntca llfises ,
F dlng Bottles for Needy Babes.
The llIrl1lln ham health delartmcr )
furnIshes reedIng lJOltles for the chi
tlreri of imllO\'erlshed llaUents ,
,
CAN DRINK TROUBL.E ,
Thtt's one way to get It.
Altllough they won't admit It man
people who Auffer from slele he\llach :
1IIci other IIl\s \ got them sll'lllht ! rrm
the corree the ) ' drlnlt and It Is cas\ \ !
[ lrovcll It tlle"o , not nmhl to leave
to 11 tcst as In the case oC a lad ' 1
Connetlsvllle.
" [ had lJeen a surrerer (1'011I sIc
hellliaches for twent.11 'enrs nr
au 'ono who has C\'er had a IJIII : sIc
hmllincho Imowfl what I surrere
omellllles lhroe Ila's In the weelt
would have to remaIn In bcd , at oth
time3 1 couldn't lie down the 111\
w < llIld 1J0 so grel\t. 1\1) ' life was n tc
I\r , nnd If 1 went away from home (
a , dll' I nhvn's came back 11101'0 de :
than allvo ,
"Ono day I was telling wonu1I1 ,1
tl"Oublcs aull she told mo she Im < <
that It was ) lroha l ) ' coffee causell
' \ nho aald IIho hall lJeen cured by ste
Illpl ; , corteo nud using Postum Fa
ColTee null urged me to tr ) ' thIs fa
< < rink.
"That's how I came to send out 0
et I > omo Postum nnll from that tI
l'\'e , ne\'er heon without it ror It S\I
my , taste and has entirely cmell
. , ( myoId troubles , All I did was
cavF ) oU the correo and tell and dr
wellmado Postum In Its Illace , 'I'
change hns tIono mo maI'o good U
" cv ythlng else put together.
"Our house was 111,0 u drug st
Cor 11IY buslJl\nd bought e\'erythlng
III arll of to I10lp mo wIthout doIng I
tooll , but when I besan on the I
tllrn 'illY headaches ceascd anll
at-her ( troubles quiclcl ) ' dlsallpenrcd
h(1 ( a frlond who hud an ex perle
jmt 1\Ite \ mlno and Postum cured
jUtt as It Illd me.
"Pos um not only cured the 111
Itches , but m ' neral health has lJ
Irnpl"o\'ed , nnd urn much stror
t hl1u beforo. I now cnjo ) ' delle
, : l'oBtum moro thnn dhl cotx
, , NUIo glyen by ll St i ' Co" Hr
f" " rocle , MIch.
"Therc'A a reason" and It's WI
Uudln& & ; ClOt.
'VU
Short Circular Caper. In Style , I I
Sl\CJrt e'lrculal' cnlles nro all the ,
fashIon rl ht now , 'J'11CI o mo\t' ! In I
vogue for late . \UKuflt Iln ) ' ! ; nnd car ! ) '
I\utumll weathel' ILre oj' coarse lace ;
an ) ' lace 1IIw CIIIJI ) ' . Bru/c / 0) ' point
Venlse Is In CO\\'O ) ' . 'J'he calle ! ! vary In
lentli. , Sometimes they rail jUHt to
the shouhlcl' , othm' rraeh to the busl
line , ' anll HUll other ! ! touch the wnlsl.
( n ecru 01' dyell to match the colO1'
of lho OWII 01 [ ' ) ' will ho the most
fashlonahle dllrln the carl ) ' rall. 1'1) ( '
I1mII't : , ; 11'1 III sUl"e to contrl\'c nmn ) '
m'\el WI1 'H or addlnJ ; to the charm of
her l'alH' , She ma ) ' faslen It down the
rront with hi , ; , nrtlsllclooldng but.
tons , or It maJ. ' ha\'e the euct oC he.
In tied to ethl'l' wIth many smart.
' 1ooldllr ; ' IIltlo iJlac'k Hatln ows , If
Bhe wishes to more dechledly change
Its erroct she wl\1 \ slip salin mossallno
or'elvet rll/ans through the meshes
of the lace at ellher sIde of the front ,
AI. Iho nIIck the rllJbons nre tied III
roseltes , and then agaIn a hIt further
down-September Woman's Home
COlUllnnlon ,
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Midget Furniture.
1 01' thl' nurl1ery tlWI'O Is mIdget fur.
nlturloC II Idnd that c1cUgh ta the
hearts of the children. 1I0t doll furnl.
ture , but Curnllure or jnst the J'iSht
sort ( or the use of children : comfortable -
able elLsy chaIr ! ! ahout onethlrd the
slzc ot those In mother's roum , cov.
ered with IJretly cl'ctonne ; a small
80fa and a 1It1le box couch , covered
to mntch , a'H the OhIo State Journal.
' 1'ho little toilet table Is drapell wllh
the cretonne , and there are hangIngs
of It at the door. A small white writIng -
Ing desk und tahle , wIth a while chair
of correspondIng slzo , ha\'o a place in
I ana corner of the room and on the
I dCllk nre slate and pencil and an al.
; phn et garno , 'l'ho cretonne box
I Coucll mal > es an excellent receptacle
Cor to'S when they are not In use.
Excellent Pear Dessert.
Coole onchlll ( CLlII of rIce twenty
minutes In IJlenty oC bollhlg salted
water. DraIn and put In the double
bollcr , wIth a hl\lf cup of rIch milk.
Coole until the rico Is sort and the
- mlllt ubsorbcd. Sweelen lightly and
season with a few drolls of'anllla ,
tYo teaspoonfuls of preserved gInger
julco and a ( ew drols ( of lemon julco.
Tnrn Into a mold to cool. DraIn a
quart of stowed pears free from juice ,
i ) fill theIr centers with prcserved gin ,
ser chopped fine ILnd moistened wIth
n teaspoonrul or orange juice , ' 1'llrn
the rIco into a low glass Illsh , arrange
the pcars about It , and garnIsh with
gInger and whIpped cream.
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For Afternoon Wear.
Full waIsts made wIth d p poInt.
11 cII yolcos are exceedIngly becomIng :
: to gIrlish figures and are much tilted
11 for the waists of aflel'Doon wear , ThIs
done 18 made oC rORe.colorecl wool ba.
tlste , the yolte bolng of finely tucltcd
silk , with a desIgn of bIns bond Ins
rormlng loops In whIch mCllatllons I
II' ot lace are sot , and round the lower
o edso of thl ! yoke Is a frill whIch
matches the waIst nnd which Is
stitched and trImmed with all em ,
brolllered band , ' 1'0 mal.o the waIst
: It
ld
: It
Itd.
d.
d.I
er
In
II"or
or
ad
ny D IaI1 d b ' May llantoll.
w for IL girl of H ) 'eal'1 ; oC ago wl11 b
It. requlrell , ) 'lI.rds of mate1'lal : ! 1 ,
) p. yl\rds 7 or If. & ynrtls H inches wid I
'od ' wIth 1 ) ' 11\11 oC ) 'oltlug material.
, ad - . '
Gr tpc Catsup.
, nd 'fa make gl'll\10 \ Ntsnp gct sove '
1110 110unds of gntll'S ( , I'lcl , them oft tli
Ilts fteuJ ! ; , wash 1111'1\1 , IlIIt them ( n
all stone jar 1\1111 ! J t the jar o\'er Ute
to fire In a tlCl'lJ lJOt at ho11:111 : ; wate !
Ink J.et the gra10' \ ; cool , In t hlj ; . . : \:1UI
hl8 ror an bOlli' In ordrr to : OSl'U U
lau seelis. Hemo\'o rl'om the Ih'e al
straIn throngh 1sle'o , h lng carer
are that all the IlIIlp goes through , ThE
bo adll 1\ Illl1t of J > oed chicI''Inegv
any three and 1halC pollnds o ( sugar UI
. ) os' II. teaspoonful each of cInnamon 1\1
the cloveR , Hetum to the nl'o and coc
. ] until thlelt. _ _
CII
Fish Pudding.
eJ Ingrelllcnts-Ono.I\I\1f IlouDll cook
ead'fish , ( a , pound c ollell potato , 1 olin .
ead'
Cl' butter , 1 l'gg , 1 talJlcspoonful mille , ,
e toaspoonueholliled \ ( II\rsley , lIelll ]
and salt.
lou3
Method-Rcmo\'o the fat and sl , ,
eo
IttiG trom the fillh , nnd broal , the fish It :
sronn fiakes : rub tllo Ilotnto throu
Drtb a T.'lr sIeve : u'lx It wllh the fil
ndei 1/1'11111'1' ILnd sail : molt the butte ,
In II Ha1lcCIJlln , ndd the fish 1\1lxt\1l'o
to II , mix well together : ndd the fgg
( well beaten ) , the mill , and parsle ' :
Iiour the mlxturo Into u butterell
mould or plo dIsh , cover with crmn.Js ! ,
bakp In a moderato oven for about
thh ty mlnuleR , turn out on to n dIsh.
IH\IJer , goal'nll-Ih with ( Jarsle ) ' and lem.
on , nnd ser\'I' ,
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M lascs' Tourist Coat.
'r\1O \ tOlll'lsl. coat has talen n firm
hold on llClpular flH1c ' ILn,1 , will be
lIIuch W01'n durln the comIng Hel1SUn
hy J.'ol\n { ; Irlc ; ILS'fJlI as by grown
women , 'l'hls ono Is pecul1arly desh'-
ILhle nnd sulls the Honoral wrap and
the costullle equally well , but , In
lhe case of the model , Is made of
Ilark hll1 ( ) chl'vlot trImmed wIth braId
and alltclll'd wllh carllcelll sllle and
.
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Is desisncd ( or weal' over any gown.
' 1'he coat Is made with loose fronts
and back , the lattm' being confined at
the waIst IIno b ) ' means of a belt
cut In two portions that are lapped
one over the other and held by but.
tons. The sleeves are wIde and ample
plo , I1nlshed wIth rollover flare cuUs ,
'fhe quanllly ot material required
for the medIum size Is 4 % yards 27
inches wide , 2 % ) 'ards H inches widE
or % yards 52 Inches wille.
Jellied Salmon ,
Those who are most Interested in
the more substantial courses at the
table wltl be glad to try the jellied
salmon , which malws a most appetiz.
ing as well as a tasteful luncheon
dish , or one to be servcd at a Sunda
evening supper. It is easily made ,
Soale one tablespoonful of gelatln (
as usual , and nllx It with a can 01
salmon and three.quarters or a cur
of salad dressIng , Set it away tc
harden , This 18 hut one of m n )
slmllm' dishes which any sltllul cool
may do\'ise ,
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Fancy Covert Coats.
Lest the covert coat approach mo
nolony a varIety oC finlshlnss Is in
trodueed Into Its makIng , l'ull ; sleeve
have been Introduced , and now soml
'of the short j ckets have ( u11 back !
held In at the waIst wIth a shor
strap , Olhers ha\'e wide stl chet
haDlI curved around over the sboul
ders half way to th hac1" ( ormln !
a cape effect. Slot scams , braIdIng
appliques and l'ull1lngs are all intre
duced. lendIng the erstwhile slmpll
covert jaelwt a moat ( estive aspect
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New Form of Enterta nment.
At IL luncheon a short , time ago ;
now rorm uC entertainment was } In
vlded b ) ' the Juests themselves , Th
hostess a81.011 each ono to como I
8011\0 Wlroprcsentln ! ; her ( ud : th(1
the guests were supplied wIth poncll
atHl canis aDlI the one who guesse
the greatest number o ( hohble ! ) SUI
Sl'sted recelvell n prIze. Ono glr
who wlshell to show thnt she , va
fonll of musIc , had ( nstened t h (
dress a plcturo of a cr'lng ltittcn wit
a bandagell hend-mleu.slck.
Pineapple and Or Jnge.
Ie Cut the top from n pIneapple ar
4 careully remove the InsIde , so lh :
c , the shell mlLY not ho broken. Cut tI
pulp Into bits , mix It with the pu
of three ripe orl\nes , also cut 'Vel
'n amall , ! Lnll lIber\II ' sweeten the ml
ture. Smooth arc tlte bolt m ot tl
e
n plnN\llple shell so that It will stal
10 uprIght , refill with the trult pulp , ILl
r , set In the Ice fm' three hours
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fIr
10 Mixed Catchup. :
Id Take el\\l1\1 \ qunnlllles of green 1
ul matoes , whlto onions fil1Il cl\blJa ; ;
m rrlml in a Slusa.o : : mill , SIJrlnli
tr , wIth salt , turn Into.n bat. ; anll hnl
t1d up to draIn nil nIght. Pllt In a j
nil wIth ono ounce ( uch of whlto nn
ole tard seell , II0wdr2d mace , grou
cloves 8tH ! allsplr" , ; cllop two 110
ot red popper utJd add. Cm'or wI
, ntronl ; , coltl vinegar.
ell
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.eo Whole C < 1nned Tomatoes ,
,1 Immr.rsu the tomatoes in bolll
IeI' walt'r ar.d Sllil oft the 'skins ; Inte
luno lotlle of ho\1lng \ water put jl
In enGlIsh tomatoes tl ) fill a jar , C01
ltn : Anll ste\1J1 ror eight minutes , t1i
gh paclt Into 1\ hot jar , tlll fo ovorl1ow :
IIh , with the ho\1ln \ wlltor and HNI\ \ .
, ,
.
'ih Octohor Cnt\1 ! ' ' will IH'n : ; t1 , ,
conclusion ot Dr , S , Weir : , { tchcll"s
rl'mRt'lmlJlf' 1J1gl'nllh ' . "l'he YOllth of
Washington , " Th ( ' work wilt t ) ( , put ! .
lI'Ihcll ! ' In hook COl"nl O'toll1' 8th , Tl\ \ ( '
ullJlr slrong ficllou aurIn ! feature ,
Jack l.ontlon's " 1'ho Sea.WoIf , " Is
nearing It.a fiUlll climax anti will end
In the November IsslIe , Th short
slorlcs or the numher will Include :
" 1'he 'rhorn 'l'hat Prleltcd , " pathoUc
star ) ' or some t 'plcal experIence oC
the stutllo , II ) ' Grace Eller ) ' ChannIng :
"The " 'ullerwul1s , " another " lIsB
Nlg el' " tILle , hy Hose Younl ; ; "A
Head ) ' Letterwrlter , " nnothCl' story of
the Nevndn mountains , by lIrlam II ,
chelson : " .I..o\'e at ! . < 1nJ ; DlstalH'e , " n
humorous lastor ' . h ) ' .1nmes Ra "
montl Pon' ) ' ; "ConcernIng I ' Aunt
J-llen , ' hY OOI1\'ernOllr lorrlH j llnothel'
of Anne Warner's rlchl ) ' humorou8
1IBR Clo storIes , thlH lime "Jnthrop
.
. . . .athl'OII.B Cow , " ancl n. monologue ,
"H\C'hard's \ Pl'nctlslng , " by Iluth KIm-
rJaIl Gllrlhwr.
<
Russia Has Most Holidays.
Ilunsla ha ! ! more holldn8 pCI'1 : \ .
num than any olher Burollean naUo.u
-elghtslx In all Austria come9
next with 8eyeI1l.slx.
Everybody's Magazine.
'I'ho plcturesflue personality 01
Thomas W. LlLwson Is welt to the
fore In the October Issllo or E\'ery.
hody's Iagnzlnc , Not satisfied wIth
the allowance oC SllaCO slven to his
"Ft'enr.lcd Flnunce" In the hod ) ' of the
magazIne , he has hurst the honds of
edItorial eonyentlon and Ililproprlated
sovernl paes ! In the Udyel'tlslng sec.
tlon , IlUrt of whIch hl' uses to reply
to the SCOl'CS or letters anll InquIrIes
whIch I.\H \ rcmarltn lc articles have
brought hIm. lie deals wIth his crl.
lies In mueh the same SIJlrll ho hl\n.
dies lhe financlers-wllhout gloves ,
Incldentall ' , the Octo Del' Issue or BY ,
el''bolly' ! ! Is 5 OOOO ; the Issue of September -
tember was 42G,000 and a sec011l1 et\I'
tlon had 10 he prInted ,
Teach Boys to Swim.
h one of the loadln gn lIsh
'sehools lho boys arc taught to swim ,
as in other schools , hnt lhe ) ' arc
laught to 5wlm fully dressed ,
McClure's for October ,
l\lcClurc's for Octohel' is tlmol ) ' In
the tlest : 'Ien3e. ' It I'eads vlgorousl '
and Intelllgcntly some of the Import.
ant lessuns of the hour , In Its sel'ious
artIcles l\leClure's ' ( Ioes not deal wlt1\
the cursory and the superficial , but
wIth the vllal , fundamental thIng- , and
Intenlrets its real meanIng and alJpll.
eallon , It 18 Impressing- itself tre-
mCJIldollsl ) ' on the me and thought of
the da ) ' hy 1t3 weIghty and authorlta.
tlve way of doIng thln s , In the dm ,
matlc slory of Goyernor LaFoltot'e
\\11I1 the fierce political war which Is
rendIng the state or Wisconsin , Lincoln -
coln Sterrens has found material , not
ijnly for a stirring story , hut for the
\1'esentatlon of facts and IJ\'lnclplcs or
the grayest signIficance to the repUI ! '
' . : : .
. Condemn Clay Modeling.
v " modeling In schools Is con.
demued hy European doctors as
"worse than slates" as IL means or
lransmlttlng infecllous dIsease ,
'fI- ,
St , Nlchelas for 1905 ,
Mr , Charles II , Ca ffin , the welt
lmown al'O crItic , has IJ\'olll\rod a SOI'-
les of articles for ) 'oung follts under
the tille , "How to Study Pictures , "
whIch wl11 be a feature of St. Nlcholafl
l\lagazlne durln the comIng year. A
set or beautiful copIes of the lilctures
selected by l\lr , Caffin from the
worill's mnstPrplcces lfLS IIC0n pre.
parmI especlall ) ' for StJlcholas and
will ncromjJany these a rtlC'le ; : ; , Itl
" ench nrtlcle 1\11' , Cnt1\n \ will contrast
the worle of some great artist wltI :
that of anoU1Cr equally great , show
I" Ing a HIngle IIlclure palntecl h ) ' eacl'
[ ) and ) lolntin out the likenesses alii
differences het ween the two plctm'e !
and the metholls or I.he two llUlntel's
Pawns Cemetery L.ot.
A man of Halifax N , S" wanled I
yaeatlon HO balny that he l1awnell I
cemeler ) ' lot In order to lla ' the expense
ponse of one.
Rats Destroy Insulation ,
Hals 'Ive trouhle , In lho l..01\1101
\mdel'ground rnllwa ) ' , hy eating th
ruhhOl' Insulation off the wlrcs ,
And Papa Sometimes Is the .7.
The Hlatlstlcs show thnt the I1VCl
ng" numher of persons to a fatUlI
In thc United Sll\tes Is 4.7-Ne1
Id Unven Union ,
at _
Ie Ptclfic C03St Shcll .
] 11 As one travels Houth aIling the PI
r ) ' , clfic coast the shells hecome mol' '
.x hrllllant In theIr colorlll s ,
] e _ _ _ _
Id Wine In ( ioatnklns ,
111 Wille In1atlclm : I still cal'l'lell t
l11lLrlet nt Fnnchal In goatsl\lns 1J
the peasallts ,
la , . . .
Around the World
liS II I hllve uled ) 'ollr Fish
Brand lIckerl for yeus
al' In th : ) lIowolion Islands
IS' cOlI fOllnd them the only
ertlcle thot , ulted. I am
U d now In this country
ds ( Africa ) and thlnl. II great
, delll 01 your CORti. "
! th ( NAMe 0" APPLICATION )
Theworld.wldere utQ- ' .
tlon of Tower' . "oter't \v. 'lool'Iu ;
proof Oiled ClothIng : : r .
. . .urel the buyer 0' " . : .
liS the polltlve wortll of
.11 II'Drmcntl bonrln ! : .rz.If 1If"\St\ .
I 8
tblll Siltn of the I1lah , tI Do'UW.
LIS\
, ' A. J. .
'm TOWERJCO.
80ton , U. S. A
Il'n
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> Toronto , CanQl'a
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5bndard Cream.
There was a tlmo. tome yenrs nco ,
when coeam was nlwn 's ot nbout the
sumo conslstenc ) ' . That was before
the cream trade I11ld Bottled down to
he ono of the great Itulustrles oC IL
dnlry nature. Slnco thnt time wo have
Ilotlcell a gradual wealeenillr ot the
cream. No'Y when one orders cream
III II resta rant or hotel ho Is not
sure whetlJer the lIuld that Is brought
to him Is milk 'or cream. In fl\ct , It
Is "ery apparent thal some o [ the
cream so.ca11ed Is nothIng more than
very rIch mllit. We doubt not that a
\ ' I'y ] nrgo proportion o ( the cream
contalml less than ten per cent ot lJut.
tel' fat. The state Inw of IllinoIs and
sOllle ether states now maltes It nee.
e 6ary for commercial cream to havc
no"1 ] oss thnn 17 lieI' cenl of huttCl'
fat. But thel'o are practically no
state Inspectors , and that means that
the people n a11 of the smalltr : IIlace& '
have no protection from the law as to
\vhat the densIty of the cream shall !
be. The movement by some ot our :
loadIng dnlt'y scIentists to get a stan.
dardlzed mille w111 doubtless result In
getting a standardized cream. It
scems to us that the cream Is more
often low in fat content than Is the
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. mill. . The te'ndcncy Is much : ; rcater
I to sell attenuatcd cream than it Is to
sell mille from whIch the crcam has
been partly l'cmo'\"ed. The latter is
quite generall ) ' regard ell as a dIshon ,
orable course , whl10 in the malln : ; oC
cream there is r.o stnndard r cog'
nlzed , anll even the ono established
by law is arbitrary and not natural.
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Effect of Sea Voyage on Cheese.
LIverpool Eng" Jul ' ,
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time ago a well.known firm in Dow.
den sent a CheshIre cheese to a
frlenll in PerthVestern Australia ,
'rho r ply is worth readIng : "It ar.
rlvell in IL most aristocratic conlll.
lion , " says the recipient , "It was so
h1 ; h thal when we tool { the lid off
the box we were nearly spll1lcated ,
The cat took reruge in IL tree , the
c011le dog barled at it foL' haIr an
hour iJy the cloclt. When ' \\'e recov.
ered a 11ttle and were calm eno gh
to talm o servatiDn , we found there
was not a fiy left in the house , ' 1'he
clock had st pped and the smell had
put the fire out. This all goes , to
provo what : J. splend(1l ( cheese it is.
They have got It all round Perth that
l'nullmcr's ; bave got 8 real Cheshire
cheese , and nbout a thousand IJeQple
have walltcd past our store In the
hope of getting a snIrr o ( it. So far
the grocers tallt of having It cremated ,
because they sa ) ' that nCJw the Perth
pUhllc have been lct into the secret or
what cheese is reall ) ' made o they
wilt never be satlsticd wIth the stuff
they get here and call it cheese.
\\'hen it landed here It waL' a bIt
high , I expect the heat of the tropics
sct it rlpenin . After bclng exposed
to the cold for a day or two it Ie all
right.Ve have treated many of OIlL'
Crl'nll ! : to II , taste , and they are all
pleased wIth It ; so are wc.1l1er. " .
lean Cheesemaler. :
Low P Jy of Buttermakers : .
It Is quite natural to blame the but.
tcrmaler : whenever a creamery is
IWllt In a. bad condlllon. The proper
one to hlame in lnost cases Is Ule
manager , as In the 1l1'st place hc
should never hIre nn incompel nt
man , lIe simpl ) ' Iloes so that he may
save from $10 to $15 per month , Ho
Iloes not reallzc that by doIng 50 ho
Is lasln ; ; $100 peL' month , Soma of
our 10wIL buttermal\Crs are working
under mtller dlscouraglni : condItions.
The avcrage wages paId our buttcr.
mal\Crs does not reach $ GO ( leI' month ,
and cven at that figure sOl11e oC the
dlrect01's are continually worryIng
ahout how they wilt he able to reduce
hIs wages , 'rhey do not apIJreclnte
theIr bullet'malera' work , no matter
how well nnll sId lICu 11) ' it has been
lIel'formed. The rcsult often Is that
the same creamcr ) ' hires a. cheaper
man , lIe has llerhaps been en1ploycd
: is can washer In some creamer ) ' . lIe
] mows nothing about buHermallng
and as a. result the quality of th
huttel' from thal creamery is 1m.
palrt ( } . A $ j5 or $100 man is a great
deal more IJrofitable than a ehear
man , and uuless good men arc em
I' . 1110)'ed it wilt be Impossible to leeer
' up our butter standard-M. Morten
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BIll Nye's Cow.
The stor ' Is goIng the rounds of thl
! ) : ess thnt Dill N'e , bavlng a cow tc
: ; ell , advertised her as follows :
" " 111 hen1th I wilt
"Owing to m , sel
:11 : my resIdence , township 19 , range 1S
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1ccordlng to the government.s sUI'\'ey
ono plush raslblH'r ( ) ' cow , aged !
years , She Is of undoubted couraSI
and glvos milt. frequently. ' 1'0 a mlI :
. who docs not fear death In an ) ' fern
.I > ho woultl bo a great boon , She il
vcry much attached to bel' 111'OS01'l
homo with a stny chaIn , but-she wil
bo sold to an ' one who wilt agree tl
treat her rsht. ] She Is ono'oul"tI
Shorthorn and Ulrea.fourths h'ena ,
wilt also throw In n. double.barrel shot
gun , whIch goes wIth her. In ! tIn :
she usually goes awa ) " for IL week 0
two and rehu'ns wIth II tall , red eal
with wnbbl ) ' legs. lIeI' nllmo is Hose
would rather sell her to a non'rcs
lIent. "
' 1'lw l1alr'man can rejolco 111 the ff\c
that hIs i'arm Is increasIng In fOl'tlllt :
orery 'ear , even l ( he Is only maltlll !
, u IIvlns at. the business. 'rho enl :
) osslblo exccptlon to thIs Is the mll
that IJrOllueoo'mlllt to sell w1'o10.
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WASH BLUE
Costs 10 cents and equnlG 20 ccnt5.
worth oj any other Idnd of bluing.
Won't Freeze , Spill , Break
Nor spot Clothes
Witii iiic\ ! \
Ground in the fJJ ter. '
At all wllo Grocers. 1 \
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One.Room Lodging House.
In n. police court case nt Durnley ,
I Englnnd , il was statml thnt the ac.
cl1sod man , hIs wife and elsht chllllren
sler' In one bedroom. Onc or lho chil.
dren saId thal In the summer tbe , ! . '
toolt In "harmnltCl's as lodg-ers , "
"Where 110 the ) " sleep ? " asked the
magistrate , ' 0'11 tbo roof , " was the re-
ply.
Salt ArsenIc.
The publlc analylst or l\Iaryehone ] ,
London , has dlscoyered In three outer
or eleven examples of salt arsenic in
the , proportion or ,0024 grain a po nd ,
rhls was twlco as much as the ex.
ports cons Iller harmless.f' "
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Ascend the Gabelh rn.
The Gabelhorn , Cnnton Vl lols. '
Switzel'and ] , was aseendell ( OL' the \
first tlmo rQcently h ) ' two tOUl'lsts an
a guIde. Many attempts have been
made during the last fIfty 'ear6 ,
Doors for Special Occasions.
1\lnn ) ' old houses Itt Ho land have : \ ,
3 leelal door , which is no\'er opened '
save on. two occasIons-when there Is
a. marriage or a death In the family , I
Sure Cure at L.at. I
Monticello1Iss" : : Oct : ; ( Spe < ; la1)- ) .
Lawrence County Is nlmost dally In
receipt of fl'esh evidence that a sure
cure fOI' all Kldnc ) " ' 1'rouhles has nt
' .ast been found , anll that cure Is
Dodd's Kldne ) ' Pl1ls ,
Among these wllo have reason to
! > less the Great Amcrlcan Kidney
[ lomcd ) ' Islrs : : , L. E , Baggett or this
place , Mrs , Daggett hatl Drop6 ' .
Dodll's Kldne ' Pl1ls cured her.
" .I was troulJled wltll my lddneys , "
Mrs , Baggett sa 's III recomtnendlng
Dolld's Kidney Pills to her friends ,
"mj- urine would harllly pass , The
: loctOl'J4 saId I Ilfid Dropsy. I ba vo
Itcn Dodd's Kidney P11Is as Illrected
tnd am now II wen woman. "
Dodd's Kidney Pl1ls cure the lthl.
De'S , Curell Kidneys strain an the
impurities out of the blood , That
means 11\1l'e blood and a sounll energetic -
getic body , Dodd's KIdney Pl1ls are
the greatest tonic the world has ever
known ,
Endeavor to promote the happIness
, f othel's , and 'ou w1l1 Inct'ease } 'our
: > wn ,
E\'ery honseltCepcr , shou1d know !
that if the ) ' w111 buy Defiance Cold " ,
WaleI' Starch for laundry Use the '
u'm save not on 1) ' tlmo , because ! t
never stlclts to the 11'011 , but beeaus , )
each paelmge contains 113 oZ-one fun
ound-whl1e all other Cold Water \
3tarches are put up Inpound pacle. \
9.gcs , nnd the prlco Is the same , 10
ents , ' 1'hel1 again because Defiance
3lal'ch Is free from an Injurious chern.
: cals , If } "our grocer trIes to sell 'O\L
1 1'm : ! , llaclmgo It is because ho hils I
' 1 stock on hanll which ho wIshes to
Isposo of before ho puts In Defiance. ;
Uo ImowH that Defiance Stnrch has
"rlnted on every lJaelmse In larse letters -
ters anti figures " 16 ozs. " Demanll
Dellanco anti save much time and
mono ) ' and the annoranco Df tile Iron
.tlcldng , Defiance never stlcls ,
Three thousand marriages are per.
tanned every day an over the world.
A GREAT INSTITUTION ,
It Is unusual that single institution in 1\
: Ity of 8,000 people will ovol'shadow 1n im.
portanco o\'cry othel' intorest. but such Is i
the case with the American Sch ol of
Osteopath ) ' . and A. 1. ' . Stlll Iufirmary a
Kh'lcsvillo , Mo ,
A stranger in KlrlcsvUlo is immodlately
ImJll'cssed with the Idea thut the town Ig
1It1tlllned by this institution , In fuct ,
KirksvUlo has been maUo whut It is to.du ) '
1 > ) ' Dt' . Stllland his fumous School I\n
lnllL'lnary. It Is the lar/ost / patronIzed un.
omIowo Institution of Its ulnd in the
Unltod Statl's ,
Dr. Still's school enrolls ever 700 students
yearly nnd each student is required to nt.
tend foul' tcrms of llvo months eaeh bororo
I the com'soof ' , 'I'horo
comllllJtlng stud ) are
eve ! ' 000 raduatc $ aud they are prac'
ticlng lu e\"or ) ' state and torr1tory of the
Unlou , About two.thlrds of the states
have passed special laws logallzing' the
sclonce.
'I'hls school teaches every branoh taugh'
In medIcal oolloges oxeept "drugs" an
osteopathy b substItuted for that , So
thorough Is the teaching in llatomy that
0\01' ono hundred human bodies are dls.
sected ) 'early by the tltu outs ,
' . At the IntlL'mary , 111\tiollts from every j
part at the couutry ! L1l(1 with almost o\'el'v ,1
form of dlsoase are coustalltly under treai- .
ment , FOI' the past fiftcen years almost 't '
! J\'ory train coming to Klrks\"lIIo has , .
brought some now sulrerer hoping to find re.
lier b ) ' the sclellce of Osteopathy. By the
tholHnnds who ha\"o loft the Insbltutlon
bcnellted by the treatment , the science hml
1 > ccn hcraldcd to the world ns a safe and
rationallUl.otho1 ! of cure , So\"oral years n"'o
1 ft'eo cllnlo was cstabllshod in connoctlgn
with the proctico department of the school
md this Is still in opcration. Hundreds of
the worthy poor , who IIro ullablo to pa ' for
treatment , arc treated o\'ory afternoon by
tl1e sculor studcnts fl'OO of clla1'10. " I
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At first tho.ugl1t nothIng scorns amore
moro Imposslblo fask for (8 woman
: han to bo employed as a SP ) ' , 'ct
, hero are saId to bo man ) ' In Europe , I
: he majorlt ) ' helng In the employ o (
.ho sront whIte czar.
Don't ) ' 0\1 Imow thnt Definnce Star'h
oe1ldos hornS' absolutey ! suporlor to
J.ny ether , It put up Hj ounces In pacl -
ngoR nnd sellR at Bllmc p\'lc WI 12.
OIUI'Q ucl'nS'cs ot other kInds :
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