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Tee BF SO Letete,
-ivntee, SAsector, Agent or tun
rt out or Aurteut two tit COrakICOUX
et
Sit 4 (41'004 Utlittatkgittiou4
33 tat In View.
fi`
Uncle Sam. is 100%14 Into his ionise,
leesPing. He bap ea big and varied.
tgamiler, of many taates aud. seterel
OPIOrs, and lie 15 at present engage
Pa, &pending $1600 In finding Out
What this big retell* eats.
e Ile is gotaa Omit leis InvesUption
fu serstematic way, looking into fame
tUY lalreleeee state ley state and sectioa
Ly section, and jetting down In his
motebook item by Item what thefat
Veeale of tlaese "United States eat,
Not only wleat they eat, but waat
they waste; how reticle tleey pay for
aheir food, how aaueh nourishment
'thee' get from It, and how MUCir
...antra; bow much they overeat tura
LOW =telt they ur.dereat; alai all with
%lee _purpose or batter:ea the 0^4itt-"
0. weaAt t, es sPeelat
r
r pt tbe ef eee culture
thie sitG roadeceng a eerles of
Weft:aloes lu tale countrea
as alreatier mede *ekes a the
ot tbe eeop'e
un e states
hero. auti 1ebae SO fer
tatong otter thaigs that;
e of. the ilea -4 'Stater, aro
u;laiale fed tied the moat
That have the greetest varieter
la' teal,
Veit, as a rule. It is pearly cooked
it •se..eao
Veat ealate and convenience aro
ceeo eatel la the, ee eu a food be -
fere vatolesomertees. tourisament aud
Cool eaor.
Thett the deter ?tot most nearly
approatitees the stone standerd at
41. reati's !col rev rereeets Is tee diet -
era or the owe: 44 (alto& the most
bzItf...a, the teoet toelee us oreignere
lu the faulted S:a Chinese.
Tbat the str • 4-3, my Mark Itas
tem actually ete! : ring on in tbis
Country la three eue-bait ceute
jeer day.
Profeseor Atwater*, Investigatior.s
have a range that swinge Irene tbe
dietaries or inavereity students' club
to the dietary of tbe cotton field M-
entes and the tortilla, frying Itativeti
Of New Mexico, from tamaiee who
live or. el00 a mouth to famillee wee
LYS on $100 a year.
Straugely euough be found tat...fillies
^ea_tn ou T100 a Par better fed -from
taleutille poiut a view -than
tarallies who have WO a month.
A. man says science, requires so
.attleva a carbohydrates In atdee to
live and work.
The protein, or nitrogenous portien
"of foo4 ir the muscle -forming constit-
Vent and of It all the working machine
Calf of the body ie composed.
The at and carbohydrates aro nec-
emery to supply the beat and energy,
'altne.-'"Ircel:the.o. amount of fat is neces-
sary for storage against the rainy day
tf illness or other overdraft.
The physical equilibrium depends
on the proper proportions of these
tood constituents taken into the se -s-
tem..
By investigation and coMparison
faience has determined that the aver-
age nomal man requioes these constit-
Vents In Ws daily foal in these pro-
portions:
Th rum Vidtb. Little pbyeteai expe-
rtise requires 3.20 ouncee of proteet,
tbe same amount of at, and 10.56
"------Cialeces of carbohydrates, which to.
ether Itaie a fuel value of 2,450 cal-
aerl cs,
The calorie is the unit of heat of
anergee
The an with active work requiree
a23 ounces of protein, the same of
tat, 17.60 ounces of carbohydrates,
and receives 4.060 calories in fuel
value.
or improvidence and ignorance
end uninvitingnees of food the palm
goes to the tenement districts of Chi.
-4-tOiri :WSW Y.)94t.. • d .
STORY TELLER'S Dail
rao Story or t; izSoo-A Littlo
AN' oat 'Door coca.
This Is what happened, and, it id
a true story: One morning last May
a bee set out among the llowers on a
honey hunt. Perhape it wooed be
more trua to say tete+ tee bea set
out to hunt for ta.0 seeet steft or
walca leoney is made, for while thie
cu
is etill itt +he flower p.
• BUYING AekAW.
th
Vito 'Arno wiOW mousirkon.,
UCCOLUttlAltioMaityVarieVies.
Waen the Man with the red mous-
tache etarted doWn. the stairs his wife
Woe to the door and called him back.
"Donald," she Feld, "I want you tct
DO 11)40 a bardware store today and get
a saw, Pena forget it, please. We
cited one badly,"
sweet atilt
Being an ammixtedating person, the
.tt is not honey ay ore thee tho man Nettle the red moustache said e'
-Wheat growing le tb.o .4eld is bread. get it. Re chose the lumeheon Ito= as
The eybeat becomes 'Mead late; atter the most opportme, time for peaking
It has beau, cut and gathered ana hale slmiele Purchase. lie was in a: good
threshed and ground a d ha -meat LatIMOr, and be smiled blaze:11y wbeet he
went hustling into the store arid said,
to the kiteleen and teere etreaged into want a saw, please."
bread, end tee sweet saw: becomeThe clerk who Wed eorcte forward to
welt On IiiM had a, merry twinkle in
honey only after the bees Imere e.arele4
a belief) mad worked it. bts eye, and the twinkle over0owe4 at
Ae the bee left tame this particle- , the queetion. and spread all over Ids
itr morning it made up its mind tlaat fate in dimples.
it would, devote its& to the apple *What kind of a sawr be asited,
bio -teres, for did you kuow taatwhert The petal:active puree-- ear began to
perceive what an intricate ausinaestbe
buying of a saw really is.
'Why," said he. "I don't know. Just
saw. Any kind will lo, I suppose."
The clerk sigeed. "If y
hou only anew
a bee goes flower vieltige uSually
sivee ite attention to one kind of
flower till it has tnished that epecial
eound of visits?
everS° eogts Ihtsawlimeied
ebee fl
e
w
nraned ta 114
241V: at you want to use it for, perhar
inuia
Could advise you," he suggested.
pi* and white banilkerettiefe way.ng owhet who,t to oth it too?. echoed
et it from tee apple orebard. tae man wita tlae red mouetaclie.
these gay little haneletercblefs? Tbey "W117' want t° saw' a cauts& At
Wbat do you suppose they were,
least, my fellts do."
were the flower leaveof the apple maw wet?' asked the clerk.
blessome. I call them leaudaerculerit derat 'mow," ailmItted the eout
beeauea just Ca boas and stele Scale., peseta shopper.
tiMeS 'Ware taeir hauditerebeeze weer' The -aerie brightened up again, and
they wale to Pignut other boys awl led the way to the rear of the store,
girls. so the apple tree uses it per '`.1 win shavt ),"oe a gear Of the digtereet
*I
tamer iea.vee to attract the atteution varieties Of Sawwe have ell oeale4
I lie said,. "Observation and au elhailae
time ot their uses and pricoe may es-
sist you in enalang a decision. I -foretaste
Metal ow. It is the bardest saw taere
la It is xaaele of biglay teroperea
eteel, and will saw iron, tepper, lead,
and all roamer Of atetele. It is muell
In. size, and sells for e2 to $2.50, aceorde
to the style ot beadle, which comes
beeehwood and oak, tile latter being
neCrw. eyon
wa
eelpeuttihr4 Is that the Ulna og
The elan with the red moustacbe was
aorelY Perple.eed. "No," he eald,
of the bee and persuade it to +nett the
tiowere.
Of course, really, they are not
bmillterchiefs at all. They would
hardly be large enough for my but
fiery 1.10See, would they?
When the bee saw se many briglit
hauditerchlefe waving it 'melee:me,
along it hurried, /or it kuew this wee
a signal that material for ItoneY
=Mug was at hand in another mln-
ute, and it bad eettied upon a freshly
opened flower and was eagerly eteat-
leg the precious sweet. dee't tainie go. We lieve no metals at
You cleildrea know that evbeu you , tome to work on, that I know O'
r
"Perbaps you. would like a. meet
saw" suggeated the clerlx. "Steel in
theee is or hardly so alga a grade, and
a could let you have a. pod one for a,
dollar. But you're mot a. buteleeri"
The man alto wanted a saw afoot:
ids head niourefully, anti the clerk
exietinued;
-"There's a regular Ithaca Se.W, for
general utility purpeeee. whIele will
cost you only 60 cents. How tlooe that
strike
you No? Then heroes the eab-
inet roalter's saw. can give you a, very
'Axe given. permismort 40 go to the
eleeet or a pieee of eaudy or caae you
axe not apt to set about it very gent,
ly. You are In too much of a. bury
for that. Ofteu you come very near
knocking everything over In emir
haste io get hold cif what you, sea -t
And bees are quite a greedy as any
boy or girl could be. ho our teem]
dived right Into the pretty flower,
brushing rudely against the little duet
wit . tamillee eenoe 'the 4.: aeleeested
meicteagfAlteae eitieivNYFi'"'Iti'th a i
rtain similarity. The same ettnerov-
feeteee is „clierecterestiahf bcr h.
'A ,-ot !blfil*, lOpiv,-1,n*imiii
bits, ge4ralicti.out ItIgt..,15igeire a
'for, enia.anepea. foe A oneaond
dering,,thd.ltaete,,44.d. eopeuetence
ea ., 4,,
• ealeitaraloaeettelatee" b1! manage to
isatiltfn average of 11 cents per
enan-per-d•aereareecortspicuouseforetheir
fudiciona mark.eti,ngo.-17-aying food in
- *hide thera lieethee feast -awaste and
"it hereeale, theotleast era,. fife -tied
a 6-13 agd;" until the et
nied to t a prod gality of tne
ts daitt_w ;IdIhrtrr !tea'
T , urle e
„,.•1 „,--
healai/In-:ant-Lc. -gai..n fin s,
cOnservative in ,their L. ot - stick-
. ,,,,t -,r- -',''•:14 r ,
, 3ige:%EltOtiiitd,'cifieesi-viihe ap.c1 ,
,Mixpatetil....ef their';,,::Oavitrileoutry:1 --.0.--ncit
ennirfLisl-tifft,t9- ge teehoeeatela ` -Pro
er plItte lastituttopi Per •-feb,"a-
th Yeti:mite fobs. t:altiisetitei, .;i:it 3 CB:16.1
±-1411eY- m,.5:1Paqi ActiiMle,*F-, itTril
eorteetheeds., tile, It.altafle ,r9anage „cg„
1.1,61'. 'aid- Told/ 41fAc6iitelliblii4slizi`kitl
$91;,,41:fraeP4;fifillratt,t,tillei'Aalle141441tj
rinechanic ialf 1,4,129,ter,,-C41- ,,-- ,--,f ;
thei hiPby4Ol1ifbILY haelfettet' th'e
o lehtive ecott6a fields :1dea-0601a ee the I
t4teet, apaiety andthe ,Men,g0-„st:supply,./,,
ani:slitiman.: eetaa, ' " the '
ea hi3,Etaarietietalts aleee tet+, aoheelei loae
_
T. II
r„Pi.,11 0 . (10f.-,7,01,07Pr. ft,70-tin r."
,,"‘'ir. elfareeavehi3 bas - ti6'eal :..0
r ereotuba,+13.1eltsffeel slidft'Iraid
, ot blue .joans:trouse-p,s, witoec,..q1:7,
g'ambel in the liglit and: inex-
eigalvo attire= akOrLienhaj 6..i. gun ni.i.
ck. e.Allt 0.V,45.. , contentedly ea ,ar- (.1. et• e.
that includes not more,teeeetheee..
ee four articles a food anti tieat'etieis"
o ; per aeal'aut ,tleeee' bente.,7'
-
boxes. These be.eg full to overflow- MA ono for $3. Then I have over
in with golden dust, sinned their bore plumber's $aws, the fiue delleate
contents and powdered the bee eitote
Having made sure that nothing
snore was to be found Just there, oil
ilelt the dusty bee to tee next 4,4oe-
scat. Into this It pushed its way, end
In so doing struck those Dins ealt eb
have no dust boxes, and upon tame
broad, flat tips Zell some *I the yettow
duet grains With which its body was
;powdered.
Now there began to boapon e4t.
strange thing. But before I tell you -
'more I must etop one moment to re'
mind you that tbese pins witheut dust
boxes are joined below into • -le Piece,
end that this piece is set deep auto tne
green, cup -which holds the rese of the
flower, and I must tell you that if you
sbould cut open this cup you would
find a number of little round °biome
looking like tiny green eggs. Tae
strange thing that began to happeu
was this: Soon after the yellow dust
from the bee fell upon fiat tips ot the
pine without dust boxes, the little
green objects deep -within the green
cup became full of life and began to
get larger. And not only this, the
green cup also seemed to feel new life,
Lor it, too, grew b.gger and bigger
and jucier and alder, until it became
the fine juicy apple we have before ue
this morning.
7
Atri.„(&,eyes,te- see the' beau ul,
he,924etheeart1ee-e4od's finger. ;
an11/ fleld and snoav- '
%ft, tidal '
141g And M., lock
Nig is a fine large black cat owned
by auntie, who often says he is more
like a monkey than a cat he is sa veey
mischievous. One day my uncle -was
repairing a clock. After he was
through he started the clock striking
the hours 'Mal be got the correct
01,31OF/Le,,,,cat sat ea the table wate4;..
et;Wrid'anade:Llii...akk
one. tr-all:-tetateglitt, it:levee
T ate igtlhah'ti011etsMeellatte
heistmoseetrebe and
knocked off let of -the
o:o o:oo
Zo;
,f 1 ,
eawa used lor all manner or artificere„
and the ordinary wood saws, 'watch
'will east you. anywheres from 50 cents
to $4. In that back roora we have stilt
other varietles-the two-man teu-foot
saws, buzz saws and circular sews. It
YOU want to pay a leg price you'd bet-
ter take one of tbe latter. I'll give you
a pod one for $50. Would you like to
gee them?"
The meet with the red moustaelto
looked about him wonderingly.
"No, thank you," he eald. "I never
*dreamed that there -were SO man)* dif-
ferent kinds of saws. I guess 1 won't
take any till I End out just what king
want."
The clerk bowed affably, "I regret
tieing unable to make a sale," be said,
"but I really think that the wiser
plan."
Deceiver.
Mabel -1 must say that for absolute
entrustwortlxiness there's nothing like
b. Man.
Kate -Why, what makes you say
that?
Mabel -Well, you remamber when I
rejected Mr. Bullfinch about three
weeks ago?
Kate -Yes.
Mabel -Well, he said he should cer-
tainly pine away and die, and I should
be his murderess. Well, I just met him
in the street walking with another girl,
aid actually I believe -the fellow has
gained twenty pounds in weight.
What Unpponon to Brims
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A:tithag to the.* pupa . :;.1-; , ae • ' • i
THE BEE KE,'EPER.
SPECIAL BREEDS
sveciet
11, Arany Cotoltirst--WIlat lElml of p..111/re For I'orpo.,es Wow it
to llo,y-Nratlolec,itg Been,
1toWSPeeta.1 breeds for
vise 1%7:I:Lee:Ton toeeseeNr alb ?Pei; t4-:; :)kerrehi disc isputrhpeosdeasy. °reale conformation
question freetieutly asked by peroeae awe that of the race horse, The beer
who are coetemplating embarking M breeds of cattle leave a remarkable
the Bee business. One. or two at the tendency to make nntsele and to leY
extost, will be enottgb, with proper care, en fat. That tentleuey bas been, fee-
TI1ey will increase as fast as one's tered and deve/Oped until tbe animals
tepowledgeand ability to core for them ; of that ela.es make marvelous growth,
a few colonies well eared ea. will be eonverting w their o-eu use about all
mucb more proatable than a larger the nutritive elements in their food,
number neglected or mismanaged, A The dairy breeds, on the other band,
bee keeper's wealth eousists not in. the. hoatveinbtaeeLsbbrefdprtotbeeemsnveelryte$,Laeir tod
nbut lato
milk for tbeir owners' use. One is a
machine for chargipo food int e beeh
end the other for converting feed Auto
mine. The dairyman, wanting ouly
,
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;IC AO T140: 010;1'1::,741e! P.. *0'.i;.f
0.4y4t;,'041,14.1I: 114:i1V,LAdcouM eat
;'tgoJ'ti.,0,1.00;"44K; ;hle.'ithtleh let VI*
tesoe, ahe.. eyeg.s:0471,elorliierin'IdadflOg
he'k1Oes'''.'nell!'Dl3re!.thert,r.:Y;ripAre'
either `Maa'
thsm with his Paw as • though. be,
w'
44" '
'4"9"Plotf.P".:42'
UKOr
1t;
taheteetleeretea.
gow, the -busy- man
O-;4aSped,:•-,-‘This, is -.;:so.';'
tuddetie1mu'st::have •tietee, think.
Saae don% eteeamie waiting -too !Ong,
fcr 1 efetoa hav aeteitgeelkaoiteyeleet•to
titragve..:ring ennip in "an'fauto7cab,
,a.nd' they charge by the rointite,--; eyo-ea
leardee"-eatieledeltiale Peese. e-
. poor:Matter', Ifaaaafore fiat -elated -
Ing 'press,. manag4'fise lot: of
betheeeer 'eticeeeOtealaeniakiag`ii.
aeat''Inepeeselea,
member but in the strepeale Qi 4.4
Ool-
opies.
Wlmt kind of a. hive sttall I use? he
omotaer queetien that pften bothers the
ibeginner. Probably One or tate . best
hives oo tbelna.liet is the "Dove -tailed • .raille and butter fat, uses breeds that
.Hives," asa size I would recommend are adapted to 'this work. . But there
2. teeframe biotait is a very easy LS 2. biX, eiaes of farmers that are uot
ootta4ttievristio%Intlaoltaeraorshi;re4sunewarub,yb4enanost tsopektlpisats$imeatibi •erladiaryirefrolritite4 prollt etut
so easy to matte a. email bive larger. • the lereiness, and et the same time
produce calves that .eate be raised and
marketed for beef. Suca a farmer
wants a proatable .cpw ter tbe dairy,
and yet he is a grazier and feeder as
well AS a 4aireenee. It is useless to
if be will coeselt the catalogues ot say that be should keep the epecha
those wile Pendell Bee keeper's sup- dairy breeds an buy the calves of
allea Mew of thew eetalopee are . beef breede that be wiebee to rata?.
profusely Illuetrated with engravings ilea teed for the block, ThiS i, trOt
leivea aud nearly every thing Wed .Pragtleable, It results that there le a
tbe ;Tiara., aud they ale° coutain Ida deMautie for a COW Of a type that
And fat 00ree localities. and at cert..=
eeasous. o., tea frame lave is none too
large. For a frame, all things gone
oklered, the Haman is probably me
of the best' it Will .preat the acriziee
=b. valuable Intormettert. They at -
lord one of the best methods for the
toegluner to become familiar with the
?Various terms and appliances used in
Waimea Bee iteeplege
At 'tale gees= of tbe year tees eau ablea conabipes, as fer AS possible, the
'often be :bonglit Tory eteaply in box Seat qualities of both types of cows, Is
lives, but how te get them out of the the peofflable CPO for the elaSe 1 have
?box lehoe and get the combs festened mentioned, Tbe calves are needed
ante frames in a modern Moe seems for teeding, and yet their dams must
aike a formidable ta,sle to undertake. ie14 some profit in the dairy, The
Mut it ean easily be done by auyoete breed that combines the two types itt
twho is not afraid of the bees. The the bigaest degree will not pay the
proper thee to do this is about the opeetallet, be he dairyroat or feeder,
time apple trees eorameuce to bloom; but it does fill a place on the farms
then the bees will have consumed near- Pf the tbousantis that engage In geo-
de all of the stores and the eouthe will eral farming,
nearly empty, exceptofor brood aud
0$ SUWit.
len end are much more readily taste Thai 011
The number of hogs los
eredsintotrhidazttreaumine;. tleblersetoprorbondnetcal ogee
sufficient oaro ot Sows at t
; these can be made front bale- farrowing bas been a sourceqt re
re cut to proper lengths and
are
to many swine -breeders, In Cases Cot
especially vicloue auimals there
t eaca end halt an inch, eo ae
over tbe top and bottom bar opals rvie,caosrldosTaenlytheearsbesecianuowehtibelee mertury.
er ate up her oftsprleg atter birta 01
on account of her lyiug the pigs to
deTathh,
Tile
cause Of viciousness in sows at
time of larrowIng is often the pain
occasioned by normal narrOWaega in
the lower part at the genitel mane.
The mucus membrane will sometima
be pusted up into folds-^"eurtaltue"-
Which obstruct parturition. A. great
teal of relief ratty be eftected by Sutra.
ducting a clean band in the vagina
etaling forth tbe young pig.
Bach new-born pig sliould be pleowl
tt once into a basket, and fed ou cowee
tallk antl water (equal parts). One
teaspoonful ot this mixture generally
shifted alt carefully and set to one side suffices for each animal.
sintil the combs are cut out and fasten-
ed nl the frames. Take a large butcher
knife and eut the combs loose from the
aides of the hive, carefully spitting off
one side of the hive so that yOU can
get at the tops of the combs. Remove
them one at a time, and save only the
straight 'worker combs. Have a piece
of burlap laid on a table or board to
'lay the combs on, so as not to Injure
the brood, and cut the combs to flt
the frames. It don't matter if yoit do
get them upside down the bees will fix
them up all right. As fast as the
MAU breedere: assert. does not exist -
the geueral-purpose COW. 1 am more.
.and more leclitted to believe drat tbe
speciallets are nig -safe -leaders for the
average farmer, and that the animal.
rnr 2.
er tilo frame. aZow get a box the size
of your box biro; remove the cover
from the box, give the bees several
auffs of smolle and await until they
have filled tbemselves with honey.
(Then gently turn the aloe upside down
if the botom board Is nailed fast pry
It off as gently as possihle-turn the
box upsIde down on top ot the aloe (It
amid be just tbe size of the aloe se
that no bees can get out). close up the
entrance to the bive ;Ana all cracks with
rags, cotton, wool, or grass, so that
not a single bee can escape, and beat on
drum on the sides of the hive with a
stick, and the bees will all go up, into
the box. At the end of fifteen minutes
the bees wlil all be clustered at the
top like a swarm when they should b -
combs are fastened in the frames hang
them In the new hive. If there are
not extough good stralgat Worker
tombs to fill all the fromes the rest
can. be filled with full sheets of founda-
tion.
After the frames are filled. atttlehung
In the new hive spread a large neetta-
Paper In front of the' -new hive and
shake( the bees out on. the box onto it;
tbis can beet be done by bumping one
corner of tbe box on a stone or block
"eifaiOod. The bees -will usually run in
Like a. new swarm. If they do not seem
clikiase4 to P in life up the outer edge
of the paper' and shake thenr-up to:
ward the entrance a the hive; when.a
peff or' two of smoke will start fbera4n.
As soon as the bees have •evated ante
eombs fast to ttle.framee-which they
win proceed to do at ones andovilltof-
ten haVe it done -by the next dkk--iall
the wires should be reniov,ed, as tbey
cover some et the 'cells containing
brood, and if left on too long 'will Pie -
vent it from hatching,' All honey tht
is spilledeor dropped aboet should be
ewashed or wiped tep so a'ncit to leave
a drop fel. robbers.,7--lyt.E.'llolovier,lii
American Oardning, '" • :"
ItereasilimphilemomC
„
,•
. ,
. gpl ..ttlen,',you
Will not have cause to comp1ain,ofth
.clamage.-iionei.hY :Yon* "lieigh-bobls--triWs.
.••
as.•,;t's.:-
Be pl,'Or4pt 1,t7
The old hen ba. bet'tergo.•:.
Let us know hoW:yon7dtrthing0--'
If thirit ti tbdi1 hOe, vroveth,
' r „
ong min pit3,4°.'t be afra11 to ask
Lift biac' 3p. ' •
erath.a.ieteeea. ta:
Be ett1N 'that; nittettnji-
' 'tran'ee.;aioliee
Is good. and
Heb(
aStlir
ton," te
^ eease
'After the farrowing the young pigs
are brought to the sow, and here
.omes the dangerous moment, when
ene or more of the young ones ambit.
an Or inaotherelto. death.- The den -
ear mayeloweenerojeaconsiderably les -
teed -b30 the following simple de -
Biting Lae pigs is proVented in elite
rolloveing manner:
"Lying to death" Is frequently °b-
elated by the insertion of a small shelf
ander which the young pias may rest
'afely, in the wall of the pen, a short
distance from the floor. Much more
iffeetive.,however, is the device shown
,
cut. Round wooden bars are sus-
pended from. the walls of the pen, at
a, distance' of .about six inches above
the lima These -bars should be five
Inches -in diameter:- When the sow
,hrows: herself doyen she will be -push-
ed away 'from :the wall, the place
galtere young pigs are most frequently
:aught and choked.
T116 Pla0116, ALUE
ONB-SIXTH OF ALL DBATHS DUB
TO CONSUMPTION.
Its Ravages ..Spat ISTO Claes-Rich anti
Poor Alike Foal its VietilliS-How
This Dread. Trouble May be Fre.
vented.
Consumption has been Weil, teamed
the great white plague. Ooe-eixta 01
Olathe deatbe occurring in Canada en -
nuttily are dae to the eavages of .thite
terrible dittettea It victims ere found
aMoug alt classes rich and pOoraUke
ma -multi Lofts insidious advance, •Oely
few years ago .the vretiro of eou,
socuption was regarded as incurable,
and borror stricken friends .watehed.
the loved one day by day fade away
until %death came as it meecifel release.
Now, bowever, it is anown that taken
in its_ earlier stages constICOptiou to
curable, and that ay a proper eine of
the blootio keeping It flab, red and
pure- those sho are pre -disposed to
the disease escape, its ravages. Con,
etiolation Is now claseed among the
preventible diseases, ftlid those Wliin.
are pato, easier teate, emaciated, or
shim awiy :rover/41s symptoms
FP`..sl'0.1•001t4lat once feet a
fy the ‘teehe, raid pure,
ashy.
not only
'body.
. Ameeee ,
• tens ettengtheumg
. etn all parts of the
ehe him. escaped t
threw e1 ^Rtii t4uuption le
Mrs. lierat .7"1 ' 1^4wit, of Mershville.
Oot. leiten goVro texperience
Wei e+ Hoe. e et leetefit to Conaeother
1tTtq. S°4 :
.4\ 14-ee eve+ ege I began to exper-
me eete.tot oeakness. My epee-
: Eto.t4 eery pale; was
-.teat mos of .hreata and .
a smotheringtlU5in my chest. BP.
NN1140000100S1 1111,%401(0 very
apeteleo,_ ;area- eiezy and faint, and
iny tutu& anti ieti n4 add get as cold as
lee. As the utrouble progressed began
to lose flesh and in a short
OWN Wit% only a slummy of toy fornwr
eelf.j lied good medicai treatment.
hut did not gil relief. and as a harsh
eough set in 1 begin to fear that Con.
Sunaption bad fastered itself upon nue
This was stremstbened by it knowledge
hot eeverel in. atweetere bati died
ftbie t eeribte dieettee. lu ibis rather
eplereale t outlet ton I was advised to
try Witteeda' Pink Pills. Iatonee
procuteda 41401.0.14. 04114 had uot taken
them king when I noted a change for
the better By the time I bad taken
six or eight laesC". I ails able IS Move
ar0gml ai» again and felt better
and oe.ger ni •very way. I con -
United Ile. Ws.. et the pals until1 heel
adieu a di74ti Is tee, when all my old
time sires gib .1: o had eethooho
and I a to. a-- v-11 Daring the
ame 1%Am.,fl4r l,e jiIl4 uty weight
Increment ow: eteeee petunia Several
yenta havt...e.44 p and in that
awe eel et, suotem of toy former
trouble lute Miele .teelf apparent, ea
time I time. 1elm ado at saying thnt ,
my core is permanent 1 believe Dr, •
'William's Pink Pitts saved my life,
and I termite:0 advise ailing W011100- to
give them a trial."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a tonic
and not a putgative medicine. They
enrich the Mood from the first dose to
the Net and thus bring health and
etrength to 1,1.1.1.y organ in the hotly.
The genuine pilts. are sold only in boxes
with the full mime " Dr, William's'
Pink Pills for NIP leteople," printed on
tbe weeppeo If youe dealer cannot
supply 3.4.11 eyed direct to the Dr..
eteitteia. l'o.„ Brockville.
Ono. and the pale e itt be mailed petit
paid at 50 4.10t8 a box, Or six boxes fox.
changing • - 7 .1
the past few Years-tliere has been
tendency aniolig^fairners everywhere
to change their base of operations, to
make new deperthrei In the matters of "
(tock ealshia =al.:grain. growing. It
all :well erib411.1.:for farmers to
Make thesis chiagee aceesionaily, to
get into, lines; otaferniing, that they
[alley ,and whiehetheir- lands are
beet irdaPted;'-biit' anY.',eort'ef radical
aloft:gee shield .a.jwayesee made care-•
telly :and :sleWla,aeep eeimeneing a lit-
lle,in theftEI sO, that no serious
Iailuees-mayaeeelte .elet oate of the old
-ArStmalte :.sure- that, the way
smoothand,.clea,r-„in; the, new roads
diat-, max -he
,
;.zt ,"43-oti'd
;CO6lifil 'are, not Mach aalked team •
,hoeho etteoeho otemetera7and
16-W,', but at .1 • pOnl how s titer
in goinEg
, beet 'the' eieeentra we see eh* Or their •
:roSses in;niabyifarrrityafds.- It is ffiri-
'17iitY-t
aS
re-' 'rCO41,4e 3134 Brahjnas come to
'm Chi4a 1Oigina1by ther was ltt;
China' towls
414:ibreelfeeahe hr,Careful selection
ihe types until
yea -elle etWo ..ere Quit� distinct. .10
hape ,and color.
a3.13
SOME DON'TS
, Don't forget to keep to the right
;whether riding or wanting.
Don't elbow people, or, If you do it
unwillingly, excuse yourself.
. Don't stare at people or laugh at
their peculiarities, 1'
Don't carry your' caw or umbrella
go as to render It dangerous.
Don't occupy any lame Ogee be re
car than you are entitled to.
DIM% talk at a theatre or minor;
;nide the performance Le going on.
Don't apologize when stialeing
loads with your gloves on,
Don't forget to render all necessary
service to any one in need ef theza.
• Don't be in haste to iatroduee. rinds
out drat if it is mutually agreeable.
Don't rush for a seat in a car or
theatre. ,
1, Don't tell stories of a doubtful char.;•,
atter.
Don't interrupt; don't contradict;
don't be quarrelsome.
s Don't tell long stories, even whets
Stoked to.
Don't use slang Phrases'. •
WHAT IT IS
A :Vanderbilt or a Roekefeller can
ten a few lines of legaleale and t be.
comes' worth anywhere from, $6,000,040
to $50,000,000. That is capital.
'The 'United States can take •=ti ouneo
and a fraction of gold and stain* a
"'screamer" and 20 ppon it. That Is
*money.
, good,mechanic can take *5 worth
of raw material and turn It into an
article worth $10 or $20. That is skin.
' An editor eau take the longavinded
'article of an Ignorant correspondent
and cut it down to a. few correct tines
• of readable common 'sense. That is
t rains.
A merohant can buy an article for 50
cents and sell it for ;1. That is bur -
A lawyer can talk ten minutes with a
'client and charge him $50. That is uae
aeasonable.
A: lady can buy a hat or bonnet for
• $10eor $15, bat would rather pay e50.
That Is foolishnese.
A labor Call, work ten hours a dap
and handle 'ten tons of rock or other
,taat'erial for $1. That is unjust.
D
this illus-
trate your
experi-
e n o ?
And are
you wor-
ried for
ft fear you
are soon to be bald?
Then cease worry-
ing, for help is at
hand. You need
something that will
put new life into the
hair bulbs.
You
n 0 e d
a hair
food.,
s u
a S
ft rings beat . t.
be hair, and the M-
ing ceases.
-1'1 always restores
,color to gray hair.
Youneed not look at
thirty as it.. you were
fty, for your gray
air raay have again,
.ythouetdark,' rich color
elates eetti aat•eirilleteta
oearea borber by tnido rImre
d * gro*t OA -to do vart ever
te vigor.1 bale loud CPA At •
do overytrilOg tkikt yea dlabu
saleitsattatiugal:_eettxaesee caz
Meter 41: OW:SW);
Va. eefte. alaesas eleaere.
Wrafo tiro &War*
it.yora
EI* *o oistala lb* igiosits-
co OXPtet001 ItON1 tho us* or tjfis
Igor, write the Moor *wottr,
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lewiditMor
1901.FOR
TIMES Mai Weekl
etlytvtiter:BItainiroonrein• ovstieryiQ:ciiizinajoitinatehool:tiet3ed'utorsii:
t• 40
44 4*
44. 4*
44 46
t- to
It to
44 44
44 44
44 44
*4
64
44
Si
ail $1.17
Gltat 1.00
Family Herald S.: Star 1.15
Montreal Witness LON •
London nee Irvs MS
Weekly Sun 1-76
Daily :Vail 4.25 ,
Daily (*lobe 1.;',%••
Evening Mail 3.25:
Evening Globe 3.25 •
" Daily News 4) ........rz •
t
" Daily Free Press 3.25 •
" Evening Free Press 2,15
" Christian Onardian ZOO
JOHN WHITE & SONS,
Exeter
Mr MvSliirray, wbolives near Pane.
vale. lost ibt obi horse last week by
death. rho animal was One Of the
olclet in the country, being almost. 89, .
J (3.• Searle, who recently diseolved
pat toerobip with Mr. 130over, Clinton, .
has taken in B. Bice, ot V roideboye, •
is a partner in the marble businees.
DiSCilSC
nr. s
Is caused by weakness of tbe
stomach or bowels is likely to,
yield to Scores EMULSION of
Cod' Liver Oil.
We don't say sure; and you.
may not be sure that yotir, or
your little one's trouble is due
to weak stomach or bowels. .
Doctors can't always trace al,
disease to its cause ;‘, and you,.
can't- -
SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod-,
Liver Oil is the easiest food for -
a tired digestion. Bat that
isn't all ; it eneourages stomach
and bowels , t� tackle their. -
work ; it gives and get i thent.
strength from the other food,
they are ,p.ble to take. Give it
time. "
Food is the best of medicine;.
food that sets- the body goillg
Again.
,rhis. is
health: give it time,
halrshethgiesnii6iionte-8-
ure on it, take -
----no other.
(*ft If you have
not tried it, .
send for free -
sample, itS
agreeable'
taste wilt -
SOOrt 84-BOWN
prise yeti.
Chemists,_ Toronto..
50c. arid $1.00; all druggiete.