The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, June 15, 1910, Image 7
y iv ? & LOADED TO THE GUARDS. y&' R00SEVELT5' HUNT FOR AFRICAN GUI Lions and Other Animals Shot in Large Numbers. YEAR ON DARK CONTINENT nTi"" jjggs What makes uoozer naw such a vacant look? Jaggs I guess he's full. 16 YEARS 0F SKIN DISEASE Naturalists Collected Hundreds Specimens for the Smithsonian Institution Kermit Photog rapher of the Party. of mrm BUM -Vrnnfiftfr fyty&m (ffir Theodore Roosevelt's hunting trip in Africa, officially known as the Smith sonian African expedition, lasted near ly eleven months and was most suc cessful In every way. The colonel's desire to hunt big game was not all that was back of the trip, for the Smithsonian Institution wanted speci mens of the fauna and flora of the tv . - Dark Continent and commissioned the -For sixteen long years I have been esjdent to ol)tain them. For luls ufferlng witn a uaa case 01 sum uis HjiKJims ease. While a child there broke out a red sore on the legs just In back of my knees. It waxed from bad to worse, and at last I saw I had a bad skin disease. I tried many widely known doctors In different cities but to no tatisfactory result. The plague both ered me moro in warm weather than In winter and being on my leg joints ex-president reason, a part of the expenses were borne by the Institution, but Mr. t Roosevelt paid all the expenses of '. himself and his son Kermit, presuma ' bly earning much of thpin by his arti- cles In a magazine for which he re ceived a record-breaking price. 1 Not wasting much time after leav ing the White House. Colonel Roose velt sailed from New York on the expedition in a most able manner. Taking train to Kapltil plains, thej party became the guests of Sir Alfred Pease on his ranch. An immense caravan of 260 persons was organized and on April 25 Colonel Roosevelt had his first African hunt. On this occasion he bagged two wildebeests and a Thompson's gazelle. April 30 was a notable day in the camp on the i Athi, for on that day the first lions fell victims to the marksmanship or the Roosevelts. Theodore 6hot two and Kermit one. and there was great rejoicing among the natives who maae up the caravan. After that the big game came fast and cheetahs, giraffes, rhinoceroses and more lions were added to the list. In all 14 varieties of animals being secured. Meanwhile Kermit was busy with his cameras and the naturalists prepared the spe cimens. George McMillan, an American, was the next host of the hunters, and sev eral weeks were spent on his fine Ju Ja ranch and In the surrounding coun- jxtv,& tubers are peeled with less try. There the game was very plentl-1 Iabor or waste. ri.i nnri mnnv finp sneclmens were i bagged. Members of the party made More poi,its are lost because of several extensive trips of exploration. vennjn tuan any oilier cause, uotably on and around Mount Kenia. j The expedition left East Africa De-j u .r jist ca?v to grt,ak kimny ccmber 13. crossed Uganda and went ; e lf swear at hini down the White Nile, getting back to comparative civilisation at Gondokoro. j .. both earJy ,ate There they went aboard a steamer n humJW nut nt rneir tiisnosai y itr enuM f Keep the lamb from the cold winds. Hay from now on will undoubtedly be a paying crop. All garden seed should be ougbly tested before planting. Where alfalfa can be fed to hogs less corn is required for fitting. Hoarding money is not wise econ- J omy. but judicious spending is. AN ACHING DACK VI gf B' X vy Means Weak Kidneys. CTf MvHTMlf""' k m a mi run Overcrowding poultry is a mistake. . r a .11 . it maae it impossime lor me w .. , Flcamsn, naiuburg. headed for Na and I was lorcca to stay muoor:, m u.e .. Kermit and warmest wentuer. My nopes oi recov If you have a good stand of plants, mulch them in early winter with straw. What one creamery patron thinks is clean and wholesome, another could not countenance. ""if Well kidneys filter the blood of uric acid and other impurities. When the kidneys are sick, waste matter accu mulates and backache, headache and urinary troubles re Bult. To eliminate the aches and pains you must cure me kidneys. Doan's Kidney Tills cure sick kidneys, and euro them perma nently. J. N. Markham. Montesano. Wash., says: "Kidney trou ble came on me grad- uallv and before long I was suffering A windmir may be used to pump j from dropsy. My body bloated and -.... u ic nnrimthtPrilv the most i my flesh was soft and flabby. I tired economical source of power. j easily and suffered severely from pain , ; In my back. Doan's Kidney Pills cured Old horses with bad teeth snoum ne mo ana i am iwuuj m iua.u ..... fed on ground oats and bran. Medl- ; health." cines are of little use ia such cases. i Remember the name Doan s. For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a The growing of asparagus, celery box. and falsify Is as easily accomplished ! as that of the more common veg3ta- ' bics. Fostcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. A Cynical Synonym. Poor Mvra Kelley." said a maga- zlne editor at the Authors' club in ' New York, "was almost as distressed A oung horse should not he nl as Mr parROf.5e at the spirit of graft lowed to wn?te his energy during the ' j 4.0041,.55 rampant among us. early part of a journey. oung horses ..Tlu, vounR writer, at a dinner of Umn Tiif.iT-licta "Mninr pry were by this time spent Sleepless , . ,. .. " j V i,,n t nrinir. and I Hritish. cave considerable offense to . niuhtft nnd restless davs made life an Educate the " - ..... 1 break them. Severe mts oueo rum mil li-iiirnoved to Khartum, wnure , ,. r . ",,. Vw ... ....... 1 niKKaz:n'j ciiiiuu!ui:, .-' i" - Mrt Rooselt met her husband, and To avoid extreme is a TOlc,Mr : worshiped ealth-that was our trou- accompanied him in a leisurely trip to , lwcd by many of the best llxc stota Si:j.,,.a. of iron ls one of the least ble. Then she crystallized her mean Cairo During his stay in Egypt Col- j breeders. j t'speiislvo worm destroyers fo.- sli-ep inp Jn an anecdote, nnel Roosevelt was the recipient of' , . ou can give, or give your laiub pow- j She said that one man asked an- honors and made several' " -'-" f""- - " uereu,Raiiiaia or ;u.i uuu joiner: One of them, in which he anu goon xariuuia t" "if""'-- "- 'f "-nat pnsuion uocs iaui. uum ftUA .niiii.ihnitr''' IUC I.UUIIIIIIIIM many speeches. Mearns. Ed- praised the administration of the j bank on luck. voting horse. tmhonrnlilft burden. At last I was advised to try the Cu'icura remedies ' Cuticura Soap. Ointment and Pills I and I did not need more than a trial to rnnrinrn me that I was on the road of success this time. I bought two I kcLs of the Cu'Jcura Remedies and I after these were gone I was a differ ent man entirely. I am now the hap piest man that there is at least one true oare for skin diseases. Leonard A. Hawtof. 11 Nostrand Ave.. Rrook lyn. N. Y July 30 and Aug. 8, '09." Calculation. "Mr. Nippen srlways wants the most copsfhle for b's money." "Vi'S. Ho invariably slerts a cloudy day to co to a baseball game in the ; hope of seeing several Innings and tlin setting a rain check." know as Maae His Reputation. Harko:- That fellow Uilkius Is an enthusiast, in't he? I"arker That's what! You he likes to sneak of himself iportsman? Harker Yes. Parker Well, the only thing he tver did in that line was to go on wild goose chase three years ago. A Cnlld's View. Scarlet fever was in the house next door and a little girl of tight had lis tened to the recital of what was han perlng. 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Give them a clean pen. i I Two cows may look very much alike and yet the thoughtful observer. or dairyman will know that in minds they differ widely. Two horses of a team may very closely resemble each other In out ward appearance, and yet be quite uu- ' like in their dispositions. rr tx. mill- nnri 1,ttor lin.r!- fhn ' Jerseys. Ayrshires and Guernseys seem to be of a class by themselves, and all i good in their place and purpose. Neglect Is the cause of many fail ures. This Is especially true in gar dening. And it is generally the neg lect jf little things that cause the trou ble. Asparagus is relished by all because It appears on the scene when every- one is just hungry for something green ! that w ill take the place of the regular winter ration. The best method of planting aspara cus roots is that of opening wide and ! deep trenches with a plow, into which I It never pays to patronize either , 'are synonymous terms in America to- seedsmen or nurserymen who sell at j verv low prices. Low prices are near- ! ly always evidence of poor stock. day Casey at the Bat. This famous poem is contained in tho Coca Cola Baseball Record Uook for 1010. together with records, schedules for both leagues and other valuable baseball information compiled by au thorities. This interesting Look sent by the Coca Cola Co.. of Atlanta. Ga., on receipt of 2c Etamp for postage. Al?o copy of their booklet "The Truth About Coca Cola" which tells all about this delicious beverage and why It Is T FOOdH Products Libbs CooteJ Corned Beef Therms a marked distinction between Likby, Cm Conei Beef and even the best that's sold in bulk. Evenly and mildly cured and scientifically cooked in Liiky't Great White KkcLea, all the nat ural flavot of the fresh, prime beef is retained. It is pure, wholesome, delicious, and it is ready to serve at meal time. Saves work and worry in summer. Other Ijbby" Healthful" Meal-Time-Hints, all ready to serve, are: Peerless Dried Beef VieiM Susage, Veal Uaf Evaporate Milk Baked Bean, CkewOsw HixcJlHcUes " Purity goes hand in hand with the Libby Brand." Insist on Libbi at your grocer's. is ample space. Animals have memory, they remem ber where they get food and drink, where they were comfortable, where they were injured and where fright ened. The rows for the short, early varlc ti r KucPt mm npnil not be more .... ... ---fc. -w... .- . ... . .i.on ia t innh.c nnnrt Kfeht io . fo nure. wholosomo anrt retresumg. ten Inches between "plants in the row AwJ h?.lilrf"n,S: I lieves fatigue and quenches the thirst. I At soda fountains and carbonated Iu Any section where potatoes are bottles 5c everywhere. largely grown ought to have a co j operative organization among the riis Pull. g-owers. not only for marketing their I "Does that ere thin stoop-shoul- crop, hut in the purchase of seed. ; ""'. aysiwre-miji ... - you bought so much from today sell I any better or cheaper goods than the i fat one ye turned down so hard yester- i day?" inquired Hi Spry. "IV know as he does," confessed the C.i,ii rMMinnl l-wrrlimit "but his vegetation with a moderate tempera- v jo prImlnal rapacty of the lure- ; trusts are a whole lot sounder." " . , ! Puck. Cold frames should be used moro extensively by all classes of garden- i Jimrnys Definition, ers. They are tho means of forward- j "What is geography?" asked the ing crops at a slight expense and get- : father, who was testing his son's prog ting on the market early when prlccj 1Css in study, are the best, "Geography." replied little Jimmy j Jiggs. "is what you put inside your A dry summer, if the farmer pre- t rotifers when you think you are going nares for it. usuallv means a bieqer . to set a whipping." Sunday Magazine r BgRVJ'lJpM'tfACsfs I LLfcy, McNeiD & Libby Okaf W. L. DOUGLAS J stowed In the hold was most of A Motor Boat. Anybody mat nues can imie ,....,. nl,,nt for killing or photo- ;or boat of bis own. Just make a Ui n ,,,, JnR tne anImals of Knst Africa piece of wood, or a calling card mo ;m(1 fQr pn.servin the s,)ecimens des the shape of a loat and put a notch in inpd m thQ Sinilhsou,an Inslution. the stt-ni. l'ut a piece of common cam . Kormlt . w ,he phor gum into the notch fo that It j hot0grapher of the expedition, reaches below the bottom ol the boat , fao a,so Qut t b(J conslder. men put the boat into a pan of clean . abIo water. It will move steadily forward i s the camphor dissolves. The water I A great throng of fronds and ad ...,..,.. ,.... .hnra l mirers bade the colonel farewell, and iiMiQT in n, rirci inau m imv. must be no grease of any kind on the well composted manure should be dumped in generous quantities. The natural conditions most favor able to the formation of humus are an excess of moisture with a lack of aeration, and an abundant growth of j and feed for his stock are concerned. inside of the pan or on your iingeri or the experiment may be spoiled. Harvard College. This celebrated institootion is pleas antly situated in the barroom of Par ker. in School street, and has poopila from all over the country. I had a let ter ves'd'y. by the way. from our mootual son. Artemus. Jr.. who is at Breot him with flowers and cheers lUiwdoin college, in Maine. He writes Hoarding the German steamship Ad-' uie that he is a uowaom Aran. c ks , mJral for jiomhasa. Mr. Roosevelt cum to this? Is this bey as l nuruirea . . . . . auantlty of tlow- he sailed away, but could not entirely separate himself from the world, for practically all the way across the At lantic wireless communication with the Hamburg was maintained. More over, at the Azores, and again at Gibraltar, be found the officials and people insisted on doing him honor, and when he reached Naples on April r. th ontire nomilacc turned out to i their I the native Nationalists. At the end of , ' 1. .....I. .1... 11..n..r.I1l.. ....Sl.wl ft-ilvr I rw t.. .. '... a.., l.i ntlilflTn. .W.ULU uc numctuia a.invu iui i..j. i iuk cry is iu tut vfu. wc uimuiv- ln a preliminary report to the I tnan," and the best place to begin Is Smithsonian Institution Mr. Roosevelt ' right at home, by eliminating all need summarized the material results of , 0f a "go-between" where the farmer the expedition as follows: "On the trip Mr. Heller has pre pared 1.020 specimens of mammals. separator when run at three-quar-the majority of large size: Mr. Loring tcr3 0f the regular speed may de has prepared o.lCJ. and Doctor Mearns jjVer cream testing as much as ten 714 a total of 4.S9T mammals. Of ( J)er cent. less in fat than when the birds. Doctor Mearns has prepared same machine is run at the regular nearly o.lOO. Mr. Loring SD9. and Mr. , S1,ced. Heller about fifty a total of about' crop of corn than a wet one. but if he doesn't prepare for It and the aver age farmer is not likely to it may mean a very short crop. Hard-boiled eggs make the best food for the first day for tho newly hatched chicken. Then give them tha prepared chick feed that can be pur chased at any feed store. This may seem a little expensive to some, out u pays. of l.os Angeles Times. An Economist. "Do you mean to tell me you enjoy belnu fat?" Ye?5." answered the philosophic citi zen. "I g-t more transportation for my money when I buy a railway ticket." You will not g't io heaven any quicker by provoking your neighbors to wishing you were there. The farmer of the future Is golns to be an educated man; hence all this howling and crying about tho poor quality of butter made from hand sep arator cream is not going to change his views so lorg as thrc Is really j nothing against it. 4.000 birds. j At any rate do not forget the shado j "Of reptiles and batrachlans. Messrs. i for tne pjKS an,i Whcn jou are setting Silage as a feed Is most suPnhi" for Mearns. I.orlng and Heller collected jt piJt jn at least a few hardy appte i-attle and sin ep on account of their about 2.000. ' trees just outside of the fence and sei j great capacity for handling larg- quan- "Of fishes, about 500 were collected. ' jf tney -jji not surprise you a few i lities of coarse, bulky feed, but It may Doctor Mearns collected marine fishes v,.ars hence i h" f"i to advantage In limited quan- near Mombasa, and fresh water fishes arthquake ruins, and there, Victor Emmanuel's request. Mr. Roose with a parent's care into his child hood's hour Is he goin' to be a grate American humorist? Alars. I fear it Is too troo. Why didn't I bind him out to the Patent "'ravelin Vegetable Pil Man. as was strucK wun ui appeal- . R ,t visUed ;he ,taIian . i .. tm I' - 4 V t tuv .-it our jasi couuiy mil. oc juicu .;!. ,!... n.t lift n Pillfst? uuu io "" """ ". "", ."".Vmberto. Ar. tliese Doys iney nine h" "o ih.. nid folks worrit about 'em From ' Lite's Iteiirint From ArtemusWard. elsewhere in British East Africa, and i c cnlcks should tie watered every he and Cuninghamo collected fishes day and plenty of grit and charcoal in the White Nile. ,,' ni-nrs at their command. Shade i "This makes, in al. of vertebrates: ' aRfl Fhelter should be provided to pro- ers and a letter from Emperor William " Lm "l": 4.. i " tnem Irom suuuen "oriUb auu wUliln!' htm "uooil hiinilm:. At .Mi's- Uiptii.'s :iiid iiatracluuns (ui-iut z."i iuc u""uo inn n stnn was made to view the tities to hursts and swine as a varia tion in their feed and thus increase 1 .ilih aud appetite. FiskvM (about)... at King Total ... m FEED CHILDREN On Properly Selected Food. It Big Dividends. Payi If parents will Rive just a little In- J telligent thought to the feeding ol their children the difference In the health of the little folks will pay. many times over, for the small trouble A mother writes saying: "Our chil dren axe all so much better and stronger than they ever were before we made a change in the character of the food. We have quit using pota toes three times a day with coffee and so much meaL "Now we give the little folks some fruit, either fresh stewed, or canned pome Grape-Nuts with cream, occa sionally some soft belled eggs, and some Postura for breakfast and sup per. Then for dinner they have some meat and vegetables. "It would be hard to realize the ! monarch on board the battleship Rex The party arrived at Mom basa April 21 and was received by Acting Governor Jackson, who had been instructed by the Dritish govern ment to do all in his power o turther the plans of the expedition. Unusual privileges were granted the hunters. and Mr. Roosevelt and Kermit were licensed to kill lions. At Mombasa the party was joined by R. J. Cuninghame. a veteran Afri can hunter and explorer, and Leslie J. Tarleton. and these two managed the Kissing the Bride. At a certain church it is the pleasing custom at. a marriage for the clergy man to kiss the bride after the cere monv. A young lady who was about to be married In the church did not relish the prospect, and Instructed her prospective husband when making ar rangements to tell the clergyman that she'd id not wish him to kiss her. The bridegroom did as directed. "Well. George." said the young lady TL-hPn he appeared, "did you tell the ' clergyman that 1 did not wish him to .! f Va nliiMrnn ttin. Yini70 I grown so sturdy and strong, and we .. ' .. attribute this change to the food ele j "' ' t . he say?" ments that, I understand, exist i: . , . t 5 tnat case nG would Grape-Nuts and Postum. "A short time ago my baby was teething and had a great de.il of stom ach and bowel trouble. Nothine seemed to agree with him until I tried Grape-Nuts softened and mixed witL rich milk, and he improved rapidly and fot sturdy and well." Read "The Road to Wellvllle," found in pkgs. "There's a reason." Ewr rwifl the nbov letter A ae nnpenra from time to time. The? m craalae, tre, mui fall t huui UtercM. charge only half the usual fee." Stopped the Wheels of Justice. . Somebody scattered snuff In the night court or New York one evening recently. A line of policemen sneezed one after another as if they were an swering to their names. "If 1 find out who scattered this sneeze powder." said the magistrate. "I'll send him to the workhouse for atchoo! 30 days." Open windows finally cleared the air ll.ST . "The Invertebrates were collected chiefly by Doctor Mearns, with some j assistance from Messrs. Cuninghame and Kermit RoosevelL "A few marine shells were collected near Mombasa, and land and fresh water shells throughout the regions visited, as well as crabs, beetles, milll peds. and other invertebrates. "Anthropological materials were gathered by Doctor Mearns, with some assistance from others: a collection was contributed by Major Ross, an American in the government service at Nairobi." K. WKHSTEIL Growing Nasturtiums. Of nasturtiums there are dwarf and climbing varieties, to suit all situa tions, with flowers practically alike. Any ordinary well-drained soil will support them perfectly, even though it is decidedly thin. In fact, they ! blossom better In such earth than in very rich, for in the latter they run ' to leaf and are apt to rot off in wet j weather, in their own dense shade. especially if at all crowded. Sow as early as the ground Is ready. Tho dwarf or Tom Thumb di vision will be in bloom in two months, insects will leave them alone aphids colonize unpleasantly on the climbers sometimes and they will still be blossoming when frost comes if picked freely. This is true of most annuals, in fact liberal picking induces generous flowering, for they go on. industriously bent on producing seed, until allowed to do so. Grace Tabor, in Woman's Home Companion. For Any Disease or Injury to the eve. ue PI-TIT ITS KYK SALVE, ab solutely lnrmle-s, afts quickly. 2."c. All druggist or Howard liros., Ituffulo, N. . If a man would be himrelf he must cease to think of himself. $6.4v3.50,3f 2.50& 2 THc STANDARD FOR 30 YEARS. Miffiooa el men wear W L.Dov2lMhoeab. cigM ther are. th low t price, quality eo idem!. " w?'!d Msd upon honer.of the beU leather bf the akilifl workmen. ia all the iatctt f athtoaa. W. L. Douflaa $5.00 ad $4.00 ahoea equal Curtoro Bench Work totting $6.00 to $8.00. Bays-Shoes. S3.f2.50S. $2 W I. DouclM trmnrtr ttilr fame r.y ttomWna M nam -iii.l tnre nn the bottom. I.''" .' " Take X u-Ulnt-. tatiaT tuM aak. your (Irnler fr W. I. Ponirl ii-. lime fnriKuftionr townwritelorMaHOnieMVrtnl" .! Itiu hnw to uf tr ly mail. Sliw onli-tr,! (lire, i turn torj (Jetird free, wxaxiuglma. UrtM.-iiiuii. Bin STOCKERS & FEEDERS t'hoioc quality; rets and ruann, iiit faof 'f ntvii l-uut n onlers. Teu of Tli"unU ti (.elect from. S.tisfiiftin Snar. nntcetl. OrreMMintlerce Invitid. t,,!!, ami be for Younelf. National lave Stock Com. Co. At cither KaaaasCily.Mo. Sl.Josepb.Me. S.Oaa.HrK mV-- TIBS. . M mw -mr ws-TW W Pn slM.4 jWp.i DAISY rLI K1U-EJV irt.ua aw .n.- nVBBT3CjecSSsBnBBi?rkJHl til.edCf-uruV' IttU All Srsaow 313 .of ii.. , lt I Of orl .! n-txxl.itm!'"'' " th)H4. r..r.nf-' . f..TT-.lfldn" Irwllji, V ! Mr. Vln1ow Soothtne; Syrnp. roretlu.n iivir.ui. .ilt.-tiHW).-;uiuvrriStjr!n b.ii:uiauonuilU) ..n.ctitf.niiiliirc. S:.Uiua Divorce is now .- easy It's a won- Solid Shtvuif Comfort NO STROPPING NO HONING KNOWN THE WORLD OVER tier there are anv married people left. ' W. N. U., OMAHA, NO. 24-.91D- Aids Nature Aa the World Advances. The luxury of yesterday is the com mon commodity of today and the J necessity of tomorrow. Co::onsMl meal as a fer'HIrer Is m'ver useil alone, but always mixed v.ith other substances. It is rich In nitrogen, but contains loss than three The first warm day that comes the . .or cent, of phosphoric acid and less bugs and worms that have been hlber- j than one per ct-nt. of potash, conse natins through the winter in the bark, j om-iitly would i.ot be a balanced fer scales and cracks about the fruit tre-.s . tilr.-r u?d aIon. Cottonseed meal is will creep out to absorb a little sun- really a fertilizer ingrtdit-nt. Heht. Rtabt then is the very time to plve them a pood douche with a n-' Whenever you have any spar hours liable spraying solution. J haul -oiie pood sharp sand up to your j buildings, and the next time you are Tho tnmli the calf and the colt. I in town briuc out a few sacks of ce- which seem to lie unawakened when . n.eiit. Then itiaho some fence post I Jirst dropped. haviuK parted with their j molds and on rainy days get busy ma uterine life, but have not taken up am ; king cement posts. In that way you Independent existence outside, ueeu can make them at a cost below that tho cold wind and low temperature ol .of ui-oden potts that v.on't last more the outer air to act upon the nerves ia I than from six to ten years, while prop th' skin and carry back to the heart i crly made reinforced cement posts and central organs a shock which will : will last a lifetime or two. set them going. j There has never been a stronger de- Flax Is a profitable crop to grow . mund lor heavy horses than there is on timothy sod. However, the grower ' today. Our cities are growing and the must be sure that there Is no flax wilt ' larger they becom? the more big disease in the soil. Prepare the ground horses they need. The city demand Is with as much care for flax as wouli be ; l.y no means the only demand that required for corn. Sow sixteen to exists for hip horses. Farmers are de twenty quarts of seed per acre. Flax j tuaiiuii.p largt,- horses, because they seed should be treated with a similar J are using bigger machinery. Fourteen solution of formalin to destroy wiit j aud slxtten-inch plows, large dras, germs on the same. Corn also make3 I wide disks and seed drills are being in a god crop on timothy sod, especially stalled everywhere, and to pull this jvhere it has been pastured and top- modern machinery big horses are re dressed wib stable manures. quired. The great success of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery in curing weak stomachs, wasted bodies, weak lungs, and obstinate and lingering coughs, is based oa the recognition of the fundamental truth that "Golden Medical Discovery" supplies Nature with bodybuild ing, tissue-repairing, muscle-making materials, in con densed and concentrated form. With this help Nature supplies the necessary strength to the stomach to digest food, build up the body and thereby throw off lingering obstinate coughs. The "Discovery" re-establishes th digestive and nutritive organs in sound bechb, purifies Md nrirhn (he hlnod. arid nourishes th OCrVeS 1 short establishes sound vigorous health. ii your dealer otters momcthlmi ' M '' If is probably better FOR HIM It pays better, Bmt you arc tbiaklni of the care mot tho profit, Caere's nothlai "last as &ood tor you. Say so. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, In Plain English; or, Med- setae Simplified, 1008 pages, over 700 illustrations, newly revised up-to-dte Edition, paper-bound, sent for 21 one-cent stamps, to cover cost of mailing Wj. Cloth-bound, 31 stamps. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. flHr ' mmYmmXaaaaaaaaamW- ' t FREE ! 7,000.00 MONEY VALUE PRIZES FREE I Honey Cakes. Boll together one pound of honey and one-quarter of a pound of butter. Take from the fire and let It stand about twenty minutes. Then stir in a teaspoontul of ground cloves, the grated peel of a lemon, and a quar ter of a pound of chopped almonds; lastly, stir in one pound of flour sifted with a quarter of an ounce of baking powder. Stand this mixture over uigbt in a cool place In the morning roll ball an inch thick and bake brown. Liver Loaf. Chop three large onions fine, soak some bread and crackers together, or all bread, two eggs, two pounds of beef liver, ground, and one pound of salt pork, ground; salt, pepper, and a little cayenne pepper. Mix all to gether, and If too soft- pat In some flour. Don't make too stiff or too soft Take a deep bread tin and grease it well with lard and a little flour on sides and bottom; put in the meat and put a little flour on top. Bakt about two hours. Consisting o Psxckaje Checks of $25" to $150 According to Merit. ALSO: Oae Lady's Watcb 0ns Geitlenaii's Watch One Lady's Dia mond Ring For Answering this REBUS- Ami to S4tvt! the jrtiiuinr. hucii iua.., tweet toned Segerstron Pian . and to uilviTti-e ur I-'actorr-to-IIutur I .s of Kei.ln? I'lui '. rt the luM-l prow - g plino Blaimf.n uH ar l-iisine68 in (he Ct-ittrd btat-(. KI'.S. 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