INTERNi^EKDNAL FALLS PRESS MORE THAN TWO WOMAN AS FIREFIGHTER Of Another Feather. Where It Was. "Did you folks want any algs today?" "What are you crying about?" THOUSAND PEOPLE called the grocery boy from SAVES VALUABLE HOMES "He throwed a stone an' hit m* the back steps. lunch!" "Yes," answered the cook, who was SEE COOPER DAILY "Did he knock it out of your hands?" busy kneading dough. "Just lay 'em me "It wasn't in me hand, it was in under the refrigerator." stummick!" USES A GARDEN HOSE TO FIGHT Interesting Information on Minnesota Agriculture "I ain't Hen I'm the other boy," FLAMES, CHECKING SPREAD shouted the lad from the grocery.— by Our Special Correspondent. UNTIL FIREMEN ARRIVE. Chicago Post. During L. T. Cooper's recent stay in Boston, it is estimated that sixty-five IIO III Freeport, L. I.—The courage and intelligence Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes. thousand people talked with him and Relieved By Murine .Eye Remedy. Try of a woman saved the residences purchased his medicine. This is an Murine For Your Eye Troubles. You Will Care of the Young Pigs. Shearing Sheep. in the West Randall and Residence Like Murine. It Soothes. 50c at Your average of over two thousand a day. On account of the million and half The object of shearing sheep is to Druggists. Write For Eye Books. Free. park sections of this place His success is so phenomenal as to Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago. «r two million shortage of hogs in the remove the wool when it is not needed from almost certain destruction by a cause universal comment both by the northwest, it is very essential and for protection and to enable growth A girl blushes the first time a young public and the press. There must be a forest fire. profitable that every pig farrowed to take place when protection is needed, man kisses her because it embarrasses reason for this. Here is the reason ehould saved so far as is possible as well as the harvesting of the Mrs. George Theney prevented be her to think that he might not given in his own words by Mr. Cooper by good management. This can be wool crop when the prdper time have done it. flames from reaching the home of when interviewed on the subject. He first by feeding the sows on not comes. done Mrs. Amund Marks, which was close said: too fattening feeds and by giving the Sheep, in the past, have been shorn Constipation causes many serious diseases. It to the burning area, by keeping Is thoroughly cured by Doctor Pierce's Pleasant a "The immense numbers of people plenty of exercise. The sow then in the spring and in the fall, but the Pellets. One a laxative, three for cathartic. BOW stream of water from a garden hose who are calling on me here in Boston will be in normal condition and will best practice today, probably, is that The signature on a check is a sign constantly on the Marks carriage is not unusual. I have had the same give milk. Secondly, the pigs, as soon of shearing in the spring only. Shearing of prosperity. house. If the latter structure had experience for the past two years as they are born, should be made to but once a year gives nearly as wherever I have gone. The reason is caught fire, the house no doubt would exercise. There is no better place much wool as shearing twice a year. Mrs. Inslow's Soothing Syrup. 5 "Guara"1^ \V a simple one. It is because my medicine For children teething, softens the gums, reduces inflammation.allayspain.cureswindcolic. for this, from now on, than out in the Wool is a protection to the sheep the have been the flames' prey, and if it 25ca bottle. puts the stomach in good condition. pasture where conditions are sanitary. same as an overcoat is to a person. FREE Even a truthrui man is occasionally This does not sound unusual, Damp, dirty, small pens are very conducive When the weather is cold, the coat is B°5 TO CAPABLY SHARPEN GIL LETT* AND ALL OTHER SAFETY RAZOR RlAnrS guilty of exaggeration. but it is in fact the key to health. RAZORS HONED ST..CHICAGO.CT9.20 to the little pigs picking up very desirable and feels comfortable BERG CO.,652 MADISON The stomach is the very foundation of disease of one sort or another and of to the sheep. If the coat is removed life. I attribute 90 per cent, of all becoming wormy. A diseased pig never more feed is required to keep the sickness directly to the stomach. will do well. sheep warm, and if extremely cold, "Neither animals nor men can remain Tbe ieed supply for the little pigs sheep may not do well at all, and may well with a poor digestive apparatus. should be well regulated. Milk from even take a severe cold if not housed Few can be sick with a digestion the is a good source. Additional in warm barns. On the other hand, cow in perfect condition. As a matter 4 feed must be supplied in the form of if the shearing is delayed until well of fact, most men and women today n.ilk grains and pasture. Nothing is along in the summer or late spring are half-sick. It is because too much better for the little pig than skim milk when the weather is warm, sheep may food and too little exercise have gradually and butter milk. The aim should be become very uncomfortable and irritable. forced the stomach into a halfsick Delicately formed and gently reared, women Under these conditions, feed as to feed the little pig plenty of bulky condition. My medicine gets the will find, in all the seasons of their lives, as feeds with a sufficient amount of nitrogenous one will it is impossible to get them stomach back where it was, and that food, but yet not too much, to gain or to thrive. The proper time maidens, wives or mothers, that the one simple, is all that is necessary." and as time goes on, to increase the to shear, therefore, is when the weather wholesome remedy which acts gently and Among Boston people who are fattening foods. Milk is very bulky has moderated so that reasonably pleasantly and naturally, and which may be staunch believers in Mr. Cooper's for thfc food that it contains, and it warm weather may be depended upon, used^ with truly beneficial effects, under any theory, is Mr. Frank D. Brown, of 57 also contains protein. The pasture except for an occasional cool day. conditions, when the system needs a laxative. Bloomingdale street, Chelsea, Mass. crop, clover particularly, is a watery, By shearing early, say in March, a is Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It is He says: rather easily digested feed furnishing much heavier fleece per year is gotten "For five years I have sought relief well known to be a simple combination of the balk and the growing nutrients. All than when the sheep is not shorn for indigestion, stomach trouble and laxative and carminative principles of plants the sn-ain feeds are concentrated and until June. By shearing late in the dyspepsia, spending nearly all my with pleasant aromatic liquids, which are •with them, for the young pig, much summer, a heavier flow of oil is secured wages with doctors and obtaining no agreeable and refreshing to the taste and water s-hould be fed, at least twelve in the fleece, but wool buyers results. I had dull pains across my pounds of water per hundred weight acceptable to the system when its gentle make allowance for oily fleeces and back, radiating to the shoulders. I cleansing is desired. of pig rhould be given daily when they pay only for the scoured fibers that had splitting headaches, which nothing are yonrg up until the time they they get. This is their business and Only those who buy the genuine Syrup of seemed to cure. There was a gnawing weigh fifty to sixty pounds. If they they usually buy safe. Figs and Elixir of Senna can hope to get its and rumbling in my stomach and are permitted to drink what they like, Of the clippers and hand shears, for beneficial effects, and as a guarantee of the bowels. I was troubled with vertigo they will not drink this amount, but ordinary purposes, the hand shear is excellence of the remedy, the full name of the amd dizziness, and at times almost experimental data shows that they probably preferable because it is overcome by drowsiness. company—Galifornia Fig Syrup Go.—is printed will do better when fed thus than cheaper and, time included for the on the front of every package, and without it "I felt tired and worn out all the when less water is given. average farmer with a small flock, it time, my sleep was not refreshing, and any preparation offered as Syrup of Figs and She Stood Alone in the Stifling Smoke. Of the grains that are fed, shorts will cost very much less to shear would get up in the morning feeling I Elixir of Senna is fraudulent and should be very satisfactory. Shorts three sheep with this instrument than with is had burned many handsome dwellings as weary as when I went to bed. My declined. To those who know the quality of parts and corn cue part has given the clipper. Where the sheep are exposed, in Residence park would have been appetite was variable—ravenous at this excellent laxative, the offer of any substitute, fine results. Corn eight parts, tankage large sheep men maintain that hard to save. times, then again nauseated at the one part, has made a nice combination. the clippers, as they are now made, when Syrup of Figs and Ellixir of Senna Mrs. Theney's act was made difficult sight of food. Sometimes my face After the little pig grows older, and cut the wool off too close so that the is called for, is always resented by a transfer not only by the intense heat was pale, at other times flushed. I is from seventy-five pounds tq one sheep are easily sun scalded, or easily of patronage to some first-class drug establishment, felt for a quarter of a mile in every was constipated and bilious, and had hundred pounds in weight, more corn take cold when exposed. This may, where they do not recommend, nor sell direction from the blazing trees and catarrhal affection in nose and throat, "Jk may be fed. The pig should not be in time, be adjusted by making the underbrush, but also, by the thick false brands, nor imitation remedies. The genuine which caused me to hawk and spit a ..... fed too heavily when it is young, but combs a little thicker. Clippers are black smoke which hung over the entire great deal, especially in the morning. article may be bought of all reliable drug- & '"••x'M as its capacity increases, it should be excellent for fat sheep that are about district in a heavy fog. Although I heard so much of the Cooper remedies gists everywhere one size only. Regular y. Regular fed more. to be sold to the market, because, with many men not so close to the fire as that I decided to try them. After price 5(3 cents per bottle. Get a bottle today It is always well to keep before them, a little more wool, %0 to or the women in the Marks house were taking one bottle, a tapeworm 50 feet to have in the house when needed. d. young pigs a combination of ingredients of a pound more, can be gotten than if affected by the stifling atmosphere, long passed from my system. I felt that will keep them free from the hand shear is used. This is not Mrs. Theney never wavered in the better almost immediately. All my worms. The following has been very saying, however, that the amount of task she had undertaken. Frequently troubles disappeared as if by magic, satisfactory: Wool grown on a sheep per year is she was obliged to turn water on her and my improvement was rapid. I now Charcoal—3 bushels increased. If one shears the fleece a own face to cool it. When the Freeport feel entirely well, and can honestly Charcoal—3 bushels. little closer to the body this spring, fire department arrived and tackled recommend Mr. Cooper's medicine to Lime—air slacked—2 quarts. the wool will be just that much shorter TRIPLE ASPHALT-COATED, HIGA-PLATEH the 'blaze a short distance from anyone who suffers as I did." Salt—8 pounds. the following spring. The clipper Mrs. Mark's home they were amazed Cooper's New Discovery is sold by Copperas 4 pounds dissolved in water does not increase the amount of wool. to learn how effective Mrs. Theney's all druggists. If your druggist cannot and poured over the mass. It enables one to get from to work had been. supply you, we will forward you The above to be kept in a dry place of a pound one year sooner than by The fire was seen first in the northwestern the name of a druggist in your city where hogs may have free access. In •'for cottage, mansion or skyscraper." use of a hand shear. For ordinary part of this village, not far who will. Don't accept "so'iaethinj* another box give bone meal. farm purposes, where the flock of from the West Randall and Residence ASIEST TO PUT ON— just as good."—The Cooper Medicine E D. A. GAUMNITZ. sheep is from 15 to 20 in number, the park districts, where are the fashionable Co., Dayton, Ohio. best roofing to depend on—that's hand shear is probably the more preferable. homes of more than a score of GAL-VA-]NITE. Can be relied on The Lawn. wealthy New York business men. Before A "Crisis." because it has a triple waterproofing of A pretty, well-kept lawn is one of Sheep should never be shorn when ten minutes had passed these mother of a seven-year-old lad asphalt on both sides covered with a A the best assets home can possibly the wool is wet unless it can be spread houses were menaced, and the local was daily expecting a visit from the regular "armor-plate" of flaked mica. have. It is often likened to the canvas out where it can dry before it is put firemen were called from their firehouse, stork, and found the little fellow's conduct GAL-VA-NITE is called the "ready" a painter uses. Beautiful pictures in a bundle. A manure tag should more than a mile away. By so annoying that his father was roofing because it comes all ready to lay may be made if one is careful in arranging never be bundled up in a fleece. —ready right from the start—ready to the time they got within fighting distance called upon to interfere. the trees and shrubs on it. Straw and hay should always be kept protect the moment it is applied. of the fire about half a dozen "Bobby," said papa, "mamma is quite There is no reason for a poor lawn if out of the fleece, and the wool should acres had been swept by flames. ill, and we are afraid that if you This pliable, mineral-surfaced roofing It is carefully prepared and good seed never be stored in a hay mow where comes in rolls with nails, lap cement and These acres constituted land covered are not a better boy and mind your directions packed in the center. is sown. vegetable matter can become mixed Any, with shrubby growth and timber. Two mother, it will bring on a crisis. Now, one can do the work. with the wool. Preparation of land. my boy, perhaps you don't know what barns on the outskirts were destroyed GAL-VA-NITE needs no paint—no The land should be deeply plowed Wool twine qjade from hemp should a crisis is." and the Marks carriage house was after attention. It cannot rust, rot or or spaded unless the subsoil is poor, be used for tying up the wool, and other "Oh, yes, I do, papa," said Bobby, slightly damaged, but otherwise the blow off. Can be used on either flat or then harrowed, and a good dressing kinds of twine should never be blithely, "it's either a boy or a girl."— loss from the fire was slight. steep roofs on any kind of a building. ©f thoroughly rotted manure put on used. The fleece should be tied up in Judge. When she saw the fire speeding her Makes a neat, fine appearing roof. and disked, or harrowed, into the soil. a nice fluffy bundle, running the twine way Mrs. Marks was in great alarm. Call and get GAL-VA-NITE All sticks, stones, etc., that would in each direction a couple of times so PERMANENTLY CURED. She had no idea what to do. Mrs. samples and booklets. Note the Interfere with the lawn mower, should as to hold it intact for handling purposes. heavy waterproofing of asphalt— Theney, her guest, has had little experience be removed, and the lawn smoothed As soon as the wool is shorn No Kidney Trouble in Three Years. test it—see the heavy armor-plating fighting fires, but she saw and raked so that the land is fine and and tied up, it should be placed in a of flaked mica—the insulation and the only way to head off the flying Insurance smooth. clean room, or better still, packed into Mrs. Catharine Kautz, 322 Center against flying sparks. sparks was to turn a stream of water Slope. wool sacks. Wool sacks can be gotten St., Findlay, O., says: "Four years ago Let us send you samples and on the stable. She stood alone in the It is a good plan to have the lawn from any firm that handles wool. I became afflicted book—"The Inside of an Outside stifling smoke and aimed the stream sloping rather than level. It is more Proposition." Drop us a postal now. They are about 8 feet long and about with kidney trouble, at the menaced building. When the pleasing to the eye and drains better 3 feet in diameter when full. In such and rapidly ran Address the Manufacturers firemen finally relieved her she was than when flat. No steep slopes should a package, wool can be handled nicely down in health. I on the point of collapse—not from UNION ROOFING & MFG. CO. be allowed if they can be prevented. and is ready for shipment whenever suffered from backache fear, but from exhaustion. 200 Union Road St. Paul, Minn* It is difficult to run a lawn mower over sale is desired to be made. and other kidney them, and the grass is more apt to D. A. GAUMNITZ. disorders and Galilee. dry out. was languid and As I rode slowly down to It over the Seeding. weak. I doctored Flax in Rotation Not Hard on Land ^ii\ hills covered with wild flowers and After the land has been smoothed and used different There is an opinion among farmers plants and grasses that lifted themselves and fined so that it is in good condition, remedies but became no better. Doan's that flax is a hard crop on the soil almost to the knees of the the seed may be sown. Kentucky Kidney Pills cured me and for three and that it cannot profitably be grown 54 S. 3rd Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota horses, I felt at last: "This is indeed blue grass should be the principal seed years I have been free from kidney on old land. Investigations in this line Every graduate an enthusiastic friend every employer of its graduates in the holy land"—the land dreamed of every lawn mixture, because it trouble." May We Send do not seem to bear out the opinion. a ready reference. May we have the privilege of training you for by the Russian pilgrim in the icy success now? Established over thirty years. is a strong, rank growing grass and You Our Free I Remember the name—Doan's. For Flax removes from the soil more nitrogen GROVE A. GRUMAN, Secretary north, and the little Breton boy on Catalog? forms a heavy sod. Red top and white sale by all dealers. 50 cents box. a than the grain crops owing to the sun-scorched African upland, the clover are added because they form a Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Constipation DEFIANCE STARCH-1L™" the fact that it is rich in this element. land toward which hearts turn from quick sod and soon give way to the It does not remove so much phosphoric the uttermost parts of the earth, the Some of our first impressions blue grass. A good mixture constats vrare acid and potash, however, and unless *-other starches only 12 ounces—game price and unique land of promise and of fulfil. made by mother's slipper. of 3 bushels of Kentucky blue grass, grown too frequently will not se' "DEFIANCE" 18 SUPERIOR QUALITY. »ient. The gesture of the Breton boy 5 pounds solid red top, and 3 pounds riously deplete the fertility of any soil. came back to my mind as he said: "I of white clover per acre. If a very Honored by Women At University Farm flax is used as a "For over nine years I suffered with chronic a shall see the holy land." Surely in large quantity of seed is to be sown, constipation and during this time had to take grain crop in a five year rotation, thus mystic dream he had looked on Galilee. an injection of warm water once every hours it is better to mix one's own seed 34 raising flax on the land once in five before I could have en action on my bowels. On these quiet waters, far below When a woman speaks of her otherwise, buy some good lawn mixture years, and seeding down to clover and I Happily I tried Cascarets, and today I am a well silent secret suffering she me, as still as glass, green, hedged from a reliable seedsman. The man. During the nine years before I used timothy with the flax. The clover I trusts you. Millions have bestowed about by thickets of wild oleander and Cascarets I suffered untold misery with internal seed should be sown evenly sometime being a nitrogen gatherer replaces the this mark of confidence piles. Thanks to you, I am free from all that by myriads of unknown flowers, the when the wind is not blowing, and on Dr. R. V. Pierce, nitrogen taken from the soil in the this morning. You can use this in behalf of miraculous feet had walked. It was then immediately raked into the soil. of Buffalo, N. Y. Everywhere suffering humaaity. B. P. Fisher, Roanoke, 111. flax crop and eventually leaves the as if the touch of those feet had given The land should then be rolled to there are women who land as rich as in the beginning. Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good. to them peace forever—that marvelous "firm the soil about the seed. It is a bear witness to the wonderworking, Do Good. Never Sicken,Weaken or Gripe. While the yields of flax in this particular 10c, 25c, 50c. Never sold in bulk. The genuine peace at which I now was gazing.— curing-power of Dr. good plan to water the lawn and keep rotation have not been large tablet stamped C. Guaranteed to Robert Hichens, in Century. »ik refcj cKta. Pierce's Favorite Prescription it moist until the seed comes up. cure or your money back. 930 the crop is quite satisfactorily grown —which saves the suffering sex *Jreat care should be used not to allow Hay's Hair-Health and with no apparent bad effects on from pain, and successfully •anything on the lawn until the grass of the soil so far as the growth of other Are Making Study Flood. grapples with woman's weaknesses Is up and the soil firm. and stubborn ills. making crops is concerned. This investigation Engineers and scientists are Sod. Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to Its warrants the statement that flax exhaustive studies of the recent IT MAKES WEAK WOflEN STRONG Stops its falling Natural Color and Beauty. Sodding is sometimes practiced, but properly arranged in a five, six or floods in Paris, to devise a system out, and positively removes Dandruff. a Is not -Is much more ^expensive, and while it IT HAKES SICK WOMEN WELL. Dye. Refuse all substitutes. *1.00 and 50c. seven year rotation can be grown as which will prevent a repetition of the Bottles by Mail or at Druggists. FPtfC •secures a lawn a little quicker, is no safely as any other grain and where disaster. It is planned to keep the No woman's appeal was ever misdirected or her confidence lIlCC Send ioc for large sample Bottle better than seeded land. If not properly market conditions indicate Seine within ks channel, either by that the when she wrote- for advice, to misplaced Philo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark. N. J.. U. S. A. laid sod often makes a rough, *poor flax crop will be profitable can safely constructing highei embankments or the ASSOCIATION, Dr. WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL it OPIUM lawn. sides of walks R. The and drives V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y. be included in the grain crops grown by carrying the surplus watars around sh?w often be sodded to advantage. remedvM have failed* specially on our Minnesota farms. th city i.-: .v ehr-riim! Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Induce mild natural bowel movement once a day. v".-. r7rLI_T^_" desvred. Give particulars. 1 Dr.B S.00HTUU.M* ON, NtT.mH„Wa) 5