StiK'ir an : . > > i icr
Prof. Thril i < Tt , of the i'.isieur Insti
tute at Paris. Ins demonstrated m-ont-
i ly that bur.ii. g s i.c.ndevelops formic
V acetyreiip-hydr < gen. one of the nnst
/ powerful : ml ; ; optic gases known. Five
grams of suuar (77.1(5 ( grains ) wore
burned umliT a glass boll holding 10
Quarts. After the vapor had cooled
bacilli of typhus , tuberculosis , cholor.i ,
small-pox , etc. , wrre placed in the bell
in open glass lulie * . and within half aa
hour all the microbes were dead.
If sugar is burned in a closed vessel
containing putrificd meat or the con
tents of rotti-n i 'gs. the offensive odor
disappears at once. The popular faith
In the disinfecting qualities of burned
sugar appears , therefore , wHl founded.
The l : iMy Descent.
Mrs. Humphry Ward , during her
American visit , condemned , at a ladies'
luncheon in New York , the marriage
wherein a woman weds a degraded
ir.an in order to uplM't him.
"A painter whom I know visited one
day the studio of a dissipated and
ratLei worthless friend , " she said.
" 'I am going to be married , ' said tha
worthless one. 'Miss Blank , you know
her. She's a sweet girl , and too good
for me. '
" 'Don't let that worry you , ' said the
other , dryly. 'You will soon drag her
down to your level. ' "
Only One "BROMO QUIXINE'
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
tor the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used the
World over to Cure a Cold In One Day. 28c
One Hloro Unfortunate.
The police justice looked at the bat
tered , disreputable specimen of manhood
before , him uud turned to the policeman.
"Officer , " he asked , "what is the com
plaint ? "
"Rheumatiz , y'r honor , " spoke up th
prisoner , answering for himself. Chicago
Tribune.
\VE SELL GUNS AIVD TRAPS CHEAF
& buy Furs & Hides. Write for catalog 103
N. W. Hide & Fur Co. . Minneapolis , Minn.
The Huh.
Ostend Pa. what do they mean when
they say "Money is easy" in Wall
street ?
Pa They mean that it is easy , my
son , because they have just gotten It t
from easy people.
Ostend Then why can't we get It ?
Pa Because those that have a hold
on it are not easy.
Mrs. "Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for child
ren teething , softens the gums , reduces In
flammation , allays pain , cures wind colic ,
toe a bottle.
Zeal for Learning In Ireland.
An Irish question , hitherto unno
ticed , has become pressing. A great
library to which students , teachers and
the general public can have access is
an almost indispensable feature among
the institutions of a capital city con
taining , as Dublin will do , two univer
sities. But as things are , no such li
brary will be available In Dublin.
The staff and the reading-room ac
commodation of Trinity College. Dub
lin , are both severely tried by the
needs of the university alone , and
there is practically no room for outsid
ers. Then there is the National Li
brary of Ireland , which , considering its
slender resources , has done splendid
work , but it has only $ G,2oO a year to
buy books , and its available space is
sometimes so crowded that one may sea
readers perched on ladders around the
reading-room or two sharing a single !
chair circumstances which certainly
testify to a remarkable xeal for learn
ing In modern Ireland. The average
daily attendance is between GoO and
i "
700.
TolMtny' * Opinion of 1C In firs.
In a recent letter Tolstoy says : "The
sovereigns now living , instigators of
violeHce and massacres of all kinds , are
so far below the moral standard of the
majority that they cannot even inspire
disgust. They are but unfortunates ,
who deserve to be pitied. We should
neither allow our indignation to rise
against those creatures , who are void
of the most sacred feeling of humanity ,
nor should we combat them. * '
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South Omaha , Xeb.
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At all druggist * ' , 25 cU.
What was accomplished toward tha
construction of the big ditch across tha
American isthmus during the last liscal
year is told with much detail in the re
port of the Canal Commission. It
shows that the total cost of the canal
to date , including the $29,000,000 appro
priated for the year 1909 , is $120-
9G4,4GS. With an average of 43,057
workers on the pay roll , the death rate
per thousand was IS. .2. less than hall
of the previous year. The decrease
was especially among the blacks , and
this testifies to improved sanitation ,
During the year 929 patients in the hos
pitals died out of 27..12treated. : . Ma
chinery in use at the end of the year
included 101 steam shovels , 30 Ameri
can and French locomotives , " ,4 > 1
American cars and G.J ! ) French cars , 2 < ]
cranes. : IO unloaders. 9 track shifters ,
3 $ pile drivers. 2earth : spreaders ant ]
44i unloading plows. All the settlements
uere supplied with electric lights , num.
boring 1350r. sixteen-candle lights.
The annual report of Postma fei
General .Meyer discloses a deficit ol
SlG/.MO.l'TS. the largest in the history
of the department , the increase in reve
nue having been only half the ordinary
rate of recent years. The chief cause
of the deficit is the large increase of
the rural free delivery system , which
cost ? 'M.01-1G : : > , . Th Postmaster Gen
eral recommends now a parcel post ad
dition to the rural delivery , believing
that it would be not only of great ben
efit to the farmers , but would earn mill
ions for the postal service. Further ,
more , it is urged that such a service
would help the small local stores.
A new counterfeit ? o silver certifl
cate , Indian head , has been discovered
by the secret service officials , who de
clare that it is a dangerous and decep
tive counterfeit. It is said to be particularly -
ticularly deceptive by reason of the
fact that it is painted on genuine paper ,
which has l > een obtained .by bleaching a
note of smaller denomination , probably
a $1 bill.
* *
Captain Emmet Crawford , of the
Third United States cavalry , who was
killed in the attempt to capture Ge-
roiiiino twenty-two years ago , is to be
honored with a place in the National
cemetery. The remains have lain at
Kearney , Xeb. , since 1SSG. They will
be disinterred and transferred to Ar
lington cemetery , and there reburied
with military honors.
Preliminary to making its report the
national monetary commission held its
first formal meeting in Washington ,
The decision was reached to draft a
set of questions to be submitted to foreign -
eign bankers and authorities , the answers -
swers to which it is expected will ba
valuable in the preparation of a general
financial measure for the United States ,
The Xavy Department has ordered
that the ollicial address of the naval
station at Guam hereafter shall be in
the Marianne Islands instead of the
Ladrone Islands , which they were
named under Spanish rule. Ladrone is
Spanish for robber , and the inhabitants
claimed that such a suggestive name
did them injustice.
A grand total of 92.069,289,190
worth of mineral products in the Unit
ed States during the past year is announced - ,
nounced by the geological survey. Of ,
this amount $1,160.105,191 were nou-1
metallic , 39015,02-i.OOo metalic , and
$100,000 not specified. The mineral
products for the previous year aggre
gated $1.004.007,034.
The National Conservational Com
mission , which grew out of the first
conference of governors and other not
able men at the White House last win-
ter. completed its inventory of the na-
tion's resources , with the aid of the
executive departments of the govern-
ment. and these facts were reported at
a meeting of the romnrission.
The total receipts of the Federal
Land nflice for the year were $12,715-
7CD. an increase over the previous year
of $ l.l < ; i ! . . i:51. : The total area of land
oriuinally entered during the year is
V. ) . < : : ) ( ) . : : . " i J acres , a decrease of 1,907,209
acres , as compared with 1007. The to
tal area upon which linal proof was
made is y.Ol'.S,0-14 acres.
General revision of the American
financial system cannot l > e hoped for al
the coming session of Congress , but the
members of the national monetary com
mission expert there will be a law pass
ed corrective of some of the developed
evils in the administrative features ol
banking.
The report of Second Assistant Post
master General Stewart tells of a big
saving to the government from the new
method of weighing the malls carried
by the railroads. The old way MTRS to
test the weight of the mails on each ,
road icr six successive days and taka
the average for the 3(53 days of the
year. Now the weighing covers a larg.
*
er period , and the saving will run iatf
the millions.
Shoe your horses for the business
they have to do.
If you can buy the cow that the
other man doesn't want to sell you are
generally pretty safe.
The ginseng craze seems to have
passed out of sight in company with
the Belgian hare delusion.
Have a fancy brand for the best
grade of your fruit. Stencil it on every
box and you will get a better price.
Old apple trees that are not doing
nny good , but which have sound trunks ,
may be brought to usefulness by graft-
Narrow-chested horses have not the
endurance that those have with good
broad t chests. Don't buy a thin-breast-
Dd horse.
" .Milk fed" poultry arc poultry fat
tened for market on a milk and grouncT
oats diet. This food produces white
fiesh Just the kind that brings the
fancy prices.
A good deep hole In an out-of-the
way place Is the right place to plant
all the old tin cans , broken bottles
rnd other uuburnable rubbish which
makes the premises so unsightly.
In the last analysis one will reap the
iaigest and most lasting results for
himself in that undertaking In which
he contributes most generously to the
happiness and well being of those to
ivhom he ministers.
An eld fruit grower says that the
pick te the best tool he ever used
arffand apple trees when the ground
( i has i become too hard. He sinks the
pick I 8 or 10 inches Into the soil and
merely pries the dirt loose , without dis
turbing t the roots at all.
It is estimated by competent authori
ties that over 45 per cent of the food
products of the better classes lu the
United States consist of animal prod
ucts. , In other words , half of the
nmount spent for food of the average
family goes for meat , eggs and dairy
products. j This fact suggests why it
pays the farmer to raise stock.
Fanners should study to know the
weeds that grow on their farms. One
man says he knows the name of every
weed In his section of the state. When
he sees a new weed he immediately
|
finds out what it is called and by tak
ing j such an interest In weeds he has
.
his farm practically free of them. The
.
best methods of eradication is part of
the study of weeds.
A government 'bulletin ' says that ex
cept in a general way the fertilizer
cr
requirement of soils becomes a prob
lem for each farm , or for each class
of farms under like conditions of soil ,
climate and system of cropping and
fertilization. The indications are that
fertilizers containing relatively more
potash and nitrogen than do those now
in general use would prove more ef
fective.
In the Northern States alfalfa can be
more easily started in the early part
of August than in April , as when
given the late planting opportunity is
afforded during the preceding months
to kill most of the weed seeds that
may be lodged in the soil. The soil
should be put In the best of tilth and
the * seed either drilled in or dragged
enough BO that there will be sufficient
moisture for purposes of germination.
It is well to remember that alfalfa ,
like red clover , does not dowell on
low or undrained soils.
With a view to freeing themselves
from the dictation of beef prices by
the Chicago packing houses , a group
of Central Iowa farmers have lately
shipped a carload of fine beeves direct
to Portland , Me. , where they will be
loaded for shipment to England. A
prior shipment direct to the Liverpool
market resulted in their receiving such
good prices that they were led to try
the plan again. There would seem to
be no good reason why this method
could not be followed right along
whenever Chicago or other packing
house centers were not paying a fair
price.
Yonns Chicks.
When the chickens are 9 to 10 weeks
old at the Maine Experiment Station
and the cockerels weigh 1 4 to 1 %
pounds , the sexes are separated and the
cockerels put by themselves Into va
cant brooder houses , 100 to a house.
Each house has a yard in front about
twelve feet square. The cockerels are
fed on porridge three times a lay in
V-shaped troughs , with four-Inch sides.
This is made of six parts corn meal ,
two parts middlings , one-half part lin
seed meal and tvra parts beef scrap by
weight , and mixed with tepid water ;
milk would be better. They are fed all
they will eat in one-half hour , when
the troughs are removed and cleaned.
The yards are kept clean by covering
them with sand , straw or hay when
they get dirty. The birds will stand
this feeding for two or three weeks
with good appetites. When they com
mence taking less they are dressed fof
market , and usually weigh 24 pounds
dressed.
Have Yonr Seed Tested.
The United States Department of Ag
riculture , in co-operation with the Mis-
sourl College of Agriculture and Ex
periment Station , has installed at Co
lumbia , Mo. , a laboratory for the testIng -
Ing of seeds for Missouri farmers. This
laboratory will be thoroughly equipped
and it will be possible for the reports
on seed samples sent in to be returned
immediately. All that is necessary is
for the farmer to send in the sample
with his name attached and a letter
accompanying it stating whether ha
,
wishes simply a quality test made or j
whether he wishes both a quality and
germination test. This work will bo
free of charge for all farmers and
seedsmen.
The farmers of Missouri are wasti
ing annually thousands of dollars on
impure seeds and seeds of low vitality. ' '
and the damage from weeds which are
being introduced is scarcely to be overi
emphasized. Thus far the farmers
have been almost at the mercy of unscrupulous - ,
scrupulous seed dealers , and it is for
this reason that this laboratory is be
ing Installed. It will be possible under
this arrangement for a farmer to write
to seed companies for samples and quo
tations , send these samples to Colum
bia for testing and then make an or
der on the result of this examination.
It Is hoped that every Missouri farm
er will take advantage of this oppor
tunity to know the character and value
of the seeds he buys. Missouri Demo
crat.
Work iu the Farm Dnlry.
Too many farmers' wives do not
know that salting Is one of the most
important things in buttermaking.
Every woman whose butter does not
bring the highest price should attend
the district Institute or , better still , a
short course at the state experiment
station. She will learn some things
about butterma-kiug she never dreamed
of.
Creameries are becoming more strict
in their demands for sweet cream. This
Is not easy to produce In hot weather , i
and nothing but the cleanest possible
methods should be used.
Milk that is allowed to stand until
it cools naturally will not keep as well
as that which is cooled by water or
ice immediately after it comes from the
cow.
By setting the cream can in very
cold water and stirring it frequently it
will soon get down to 50 degrees and
that Is pretty safe.
Not long ago we passed a dairy
where the man and his wife were milk
ing a herd of fourteen fine looking
fat shorthorn cows. Most of them
were in pretty fair condition for beef , j
The dairyman complained that although -
though he fed his cows well he did
not seem to get enough rich milk to
make the business pay. No wonder !
If the cow is off her feed , droops or
shows and signs of illness , she should
IKJ taken from the herd at once. It
is a mistake to change a cow's food
suddenly and radically. If the cow is '
thriving feed should never be changed.
Newspapers wrapped around milk
cans will keep them cool while being
taken to the creamery.
Thin Milk.
As far its other constituents art
concerned a milk poor in fat is as
valuable a food as a milk rich in fat
The fat percentage , the popular stand
ard by which milk is Judged , Is most
valuable , while the proportions of the
albuminoids , sugars and salts vary but ,
little in the different samples of milk.
In other words , while the energy-pro
ducing and heat-giving qualities of tha
several kinds of milk may be great or
little , the valuable proteid ingredients ,
which go to the building up of tha
tissues the prime property of any
food remain very much the same in
all varieties of cow's milk.
Thus a "thin" milk Is for all pur
poses , save for energy and heat pro
duction , as valuable a food as the so-
called "rich milk. " Indeed , It not In
frequently happens , as the experimen
tal breeding of young growing animals j
has shown , that a thin milk may prove I
In the long run more flesh-forming
than a rich milk , inasmuch as the
former is less liable to Induce gastroen-
trlc disorders. Let us consider what
this means. It means , first of all , that
the enormous quantity Is turned to
more economical use than the feeding
of animals or the manufacture o <
(
"ivory" for table knives and piano
keys.
The despised skim milk Is a valuable
article of food , capable of supplying'
many of the wants of the organism.
and , from Its lightness and digestibil i
ity , peculiarly suitable to those whose
digestive powers are debilitated. It' '
means , further , that buttermilk , which t
can be had for the asking almost any-
where in this country , Is also a valu
able food for men and women , although
at present utilized only to feed pigs.
Surely , if he is esteemed the greatest
benefactor to the race who can grow
two grains of corn where only one
grew before , in a like manner honor
should be paid him who rescues a
waste product and transforms it into
a valued article of a nation's diet C
Record. (
Mllllonnlro TVho HeJp.i the Poor.
Pedro Alvnrado. the young man of
Parral. Mexico , who became fabulously
wealthy about ton roars ago. when the
Palmillo miiip developed a store of gold ,
has just distributed a fortune equiva
lent to about .Sli.COO.OOO in American
rnonoy to the poor of his country. It
is said he supplied more than 3,000 pov
erty-stricken families with clothes ,
focd , rent , medicines and other necessi
ties. This is only one of a half dozen
instances in which he has distributed
fortunes in charity. His wealth Is es
timated anywhere from 5100,000,000 to
$200.0(10.000 , and fifteen years ago he
was a miner. lie has built flfty church
es and more than 100 schools within
the last eight years.
INVALID'S SAD PLIGHT.
After Iiillnmniatory THieamntlnrn ,
IlnJc Came Ont , Skin Peeled , nu l
IU1 S.ires
< Developed Only Cnil-
< -iri Proved Succensful.
"About four years ago I had a ven'
severe attack of inflammatory rheuma
tism. My skin peeled , and the high
fever i played havoc with my hair ,
which came out in bunches. 1 also had
three large bed sores on my back. I
did not gain very rapidly , and my ap
petite was very poor. 1 tried many
'sure ; cures' but they were of little
help , ami until I tried Cuticura Re
solvent I bad ha.l no real relief. Then
my complexion cleared and soon I felt
bettor. The bed sores went very soon
after a few applications of Cuticura
Ointment , and when I used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment for my hair it be
gan to regain Sis former glossy appear
ance. Mrs. Lavina J. Henderson. 138
Broad St. , Stamford , Conn. , March < J
and 12 , 1907. "
31 is pin ceil Confidence.
"I beg your pardon. " said the man at
the front door , "but dop.s a does a man
of the name of Suoodle live in this build
ing ? "
"Yes , sir , " .answered the man of tlu
house. "My name is Snoodle. "
"Then I've lost. " said ( he other , turn
ing away. "I bet a fellow ? . " that nobody [
who had that name would acknowledge
it. " Chicago Tribune.
PILES CURED IX 6 TO 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any
case ol Itching , Blind , Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles In 6 to 14 days or money refunded.
COc.
Errors of History.
Nero explained.
"I was fiddling , nil right , while Rome
was burning , " he said , "but I was doing it
from a good motive. I wanted to arouse
the inmates of the palace and drive them
safely out of doors without their suspect
ing that anything worse than the music
was , going on. " But the historians of the
day , who had it in for Nero , anyhow , re
fused to correct the mistaken impression
tihat had gone abroad. Chicago Tribune.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications , as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure deafness , and that Is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is
caused by an Inflamed condition of the mu
cous lining of the Kustarhian Tube. When
this tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or Imperfect liearintr. and when it is
entirely closed. Deafness is the result , and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to Its normal condi
tion , hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh ,
which Is nothing but an Inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will gi-e One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness ( caused by Catarrh ) that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars , free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. , Toledo , O.
Sold by Druggists. 7. c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Not His Fault.
Tom I thought you were on the
water wagon.
Dick I was. But high places always
make me dizzy , and I fell off. Detroit
,
Free Press.
I
Eor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
When yonr Watch Stops
Yon cannot make It go by shaking it.
When the bowels are
constipated you can
disturb them ivith
cathartics but , like
the watch , they will
not be able to do
their allotted work
until they are put
into proper condi
tion to do it.
One cannot mend
a delicate piece of
mechanism by violent
lent methods , and
I \ no machine made by man is as fine
as the human body.
The use of pills , salts , castor-oil
and strong cathartic medicines is
the violent method. The use of
the herb tonic laxative ,
| Lane's Family
Medicine
is the method adopted by intelli
gent people.
Headache , backache , indigestion ,
constipation , skin diseases all are
benefited immediately by the use
of this medicine.
Druggists sell it at 250. and soc.
TV. L , Done-las mnkrs and fell * more
men's 83.OO and S3.SO shoe * tlmn any
other manufacturer In the world , 15-
cauRO they hold their shape , fit bettor ,
and vs-ear'loipcr than any other make.
Shoes at All Prices , for Every Member of the
Family , Hen , Boys , Women , fli s& Children
W.L.DonjU = J4.00 Jid$5.00 OUtZ t ShoM c&nart
t * attJiU d * t UT prlct. W. i. Douglu 32.80 tad
92.00 shots in tilt i st In tit w Jrid
Feat Color Eytlets Ue& Exclittivetv-
SST-Take JV ub tHi .e. W. L. Douglas
name and pnce la tumped on bottom. Sold
eTerywliere. Shoe * mailed from factory to any
part of the world. .Tatalorfue free.
W. L. DOUGLAS. 157 Spark St. . Crockloa. Mm.
45io50
Bushels of
Wheat per Acre
have been grown on Farm Lands in
WESTERN CANADA
Much less would be satisfactory.
The general average is above 20 bushelt
"All arr loud in their praises of tha
Krcat crops and that wonderful country. "
Extract Irom c rrespondence National
Editorial Association of August , 1908.
It is now possible to secure a Homestead o <
160 acres ir e and another 160 acres at $3.00 pel
acre.
Hundred3 have pnid the cost of their farms fil
purchased ) and t.ien iid a balance of from Sio.cc
to Siz.oo per acre from one crop.
Wheat , Barley. Oats , Flax all do well. Mixrd
Farming is a t'reat j > uc--esd and Dairying ishi hlj
profitable.
Excellent Climate , splendid Schools and
Churches , Kailwavs bring most every district
within easy reach of market.
Railway and Land Companies have lands fet
sale at low prices and on ensy terms.
"Last Best West" Pamphlets
and maps sent free. For these and information
as to how to secure lowest Railway Rates apply to
\V. D. Scott , Superintendent of Immigration ,
Ottawa , Canada , or E. T. Holmes. 315 Jackson
St. , St. Paul , Minn , and J. M. MacLacnlait , Box
116 Watertowa , bo. Dakota Authorized Govern
ment Agents.
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MENT10X THIS tA.tS.JL TO ADTXITUSU.
S. C. N. U. - - - No. 51 1908.
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.
I Why take sickening- salts or repulsive
castor oil ? "Goes through you like a
( dose of salts" means violence , grips , gripes , gases ,
soreness , irritation , and leaves your stomach and bowels
weak \ and burnt out ! Might just as well take concen
trated lye. Then there's castor oil , disgusting , nauseat
ing truck that your stomach refuses unless you disguise
the taste. Fool your own stomach , eh ? Don't ever
believe that anythin-g offensive to your taste or smell is
going1 to do you real good. Nature makes certain
things repulsive , so you will not take them. Force
yourself to nauseous doses , and you ruin your digestion ,
weaken your bowels , destroy your health.
On the other hand see what a delightful ,
palatable , perfect modern laxative , liver
regulator and bowel tonic you find in
Best for the Bowels. All
druggists , ice , 350 , 5oc.
Never sold in bulk. The
genuine tablet stamped
C C. Guaranteed to cure or your money back.
ample and booklet free. Address 540
Sterling Remedy Co. , Chicago or New York.
