NATIONAL FALLS PKESS fNTlCR ARDDSTOTALb GJUTORH For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought WO of the greatest industries in the world are railway building and the ALCOHOL—3 PER CENT preparation of hides and skins into AWjetable Preparatior for As* leather. For the former the sleepers Bears the slmilaling iheFoodandRegtilaBig on which the rails are laid are Stomachs and Bowels of Ihe essential and costly factors for the latter nothing can take the place Signature 1M AN IS HILL! KL of some vegetable extract which is the tanning sabstance of the trade. Promotes Digestion,Cheerfulness Sleepers can be made of glass and and Re st.Contains neither metal, but these do not gjve the Opium .Morphine nor Mineral satisfaction of those made of wood. NOT NARC OTIC The oak and the hemlock have for Ifctpt SOld DrSAMUELimffE/t ages supplied tannin by which /Kum/Jtin leather is cured in fact, the very word tann implies Mlx.S*nnm by its derivation its relation to the oak, by which P«h,U. Sa/tj In Stiil name the tree was called in old Breton language. ftppermini Railway sleepers have been made from the oak, but XBiCattmaUStfa* the expense grows higher year by year. No wonder, I Wr/ri Setd Clfi/i'td Sufar Use .therefore, that the earth is scoured for trees to furnish \Winkrgrttn. Flavor^ either the one jor the other or both of the substances, A perfect Remedy forConsTipa and no wonder also that manufacturers and lion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, builders hailed with delight the announcement a few OF A For Over Worms .Convulsions .Feveri shness years ago of the availability for both purposes of the QUEBRACHO EXTRACT South American tree called "Quebraclio." and LOSS OF SLEEP. FACTORY Quebracho is contraction of the colloquial Spanish a ifac and Portuguese term quiebra-hacha, originally Simile Signature of Thirty Years applied to many trees in Latin America. It means 'ax breaker," and the character is implied in this "THE CENTAUR COMPAQ meaning. The wood is hard, fine grained, and tough and had been used by the natives for ages in their NEW ^ORK. 'l primitive construction work. Of recent years, however, At(j mujitlis old quebracho is restricted in the arts and industries 35 Dosfi JJC 'T5 to a particular tree found only in South America, and even here only within broad limts of the Guaranteed under the Foodaij drainage basin of the River Parana. In Cuba there is "quebracho," so-called locally, which is member Exact Copy of Wrapper. a a of the Copaiba family. In Chile a quebracho is rather of the Cassia family, and probably in other parts of Latin America the name''is indiscriminately HE LIVED IN THE CITY. given to any hard wood that has tested the metal of for :p Send postal 'the native's ax. No such indefinite use of the word, •i Bi Bi Free Package however, can be permitted today, because the tree of of I IB fti Paxtine. Better and more economical than liquid antiseptics ALL tiOm TOILET USES. A QUEBRACHO ffl C/iACO rmvA TOILET ANTISEPTIC Gives one a sweet breath clean, whiter germ-free teeth—antiseptically clean month and throat—purifies the breath after smoking—dispels all disagreeable perspiration and body odors—much appreciated by dainty women. A quids remedy for sore eyes and catarrh. A little Paxtine powder discolved Papa—Why can't we see the moon in a glass of hot water makes a delightful antiseptic solution, in the daytime? possessing extraordinary 'Jimmie-—'Cause they don't light it cleansing, germicidal and healing up until after dark. power, and absolutely harmless. Try a Sample. 50c. a A SAWSfJlL &£TW££7t "THE WACO1 A TERRIBLE CASE OF DROPSY. large box at druggifts or by mail AftD CMJLJZATJOJi THE PAXTON TOILET CO., BOSTON. MASS. Lebanon, Ind., Man Gives Vivid the South American Chaco has become so commercially Description of His Suffering. important that it must be understood to signify Is John T. Anderson, 613 W. Main St., and hides into leather is, however, V..,. an 70A Here for exceptional opportunity income. Furthermore, only that on? tree and nothing else. 1 will to Lebanon, Ind., says: "I was taken earn a liberal weekly Salary. vou the most serviceable product of establish permanent, can a The genuine quebracho tree is found in Brazil, business, well-paying suddenly with agonizing or profitable a the tree. All the timber companies Cuaranf AAfl "side-line" by working on our spe- auaramceu Paraguay, and the Argentine Republic. There are or pains through Our are adjusting their plants clalplan. work is simple and SAftK THE* QUEBRACHO my kidneys, followed remunerative, and requiresno capltalor previous experience. two important varieties and a third has been distinguished, so as to utilize the wood, either TRET Remember, your salary Is guaranteed—and by a stoppage of the although it has no great significance la entirely apart from the liberal cash commissions in its entire output, or in that and other bonuses. Some of our representatives hare SI S10.000.00 urine. I was soon in botanically or value commercially. Locally and in incomes ranging from ,600.00 to yearly. W« developed ac arboricultural industry to proceed portion not reserved for posts and sleepers, for need a representative in your toivn at once. Then such agony I could THL* the trade the names given are Quebracho from Colorado hand in hand with the preparation of quebracho this extract. In Paraguay and areas in the Chaco not lie in bed and (red), and Quebracho bianco (white). Quebracho posts for fences and construction work, sleepers remote from good roads, so that the cost of supplying for weeks sat in a has the scientific designation of Loxopterygium Colorado for railways, and of tanning extract, the three timber is excessive, every particle of the chair propped up by .DAISY FLY KILLER lorentzii, and belongs to the order of industries for which this unique tree is at present pillows. The urine wood is turned into extract, because the demand Neat,clean, orommti Anacardiaciae. This is the particular tree from utilized. was mostly blood and t»l,conTenie[H,ch«»p» Lasts All Sanaa. is usually in advance of the supply, and it is therefore Maiia which both the sleepers and the better quality of had to be drawn with a catheter. My "Rollizos" is the Spanish word commonly employed of metal,oannat more profitable to manufacture the more will limbs were swollen to twice their normal •pill tanning extract are derived. The other, Quebracho or tip o»er, in the trade for the rough and untrimmed concentrated article, which can be easier and more notcoilorf qjnra anything. size. The doctor finally said he bianco, is neither so straight nor so serviceable Guaranteed** Of all inlctt logs (wAich the word means), from, which only economically carried to market. feotlre. could do no more and my family gave as the red variety, but is nevertheless of or sent pre paid forSOa. the bark has been removed. They are still supplied HAROLD up hope. It was at this time I began One feature of quebracho, in which it is superior soaras definite commercial value, as it furnishes some ISO DaKalbAT*. by smaller camps from dwarfed undergrowth using Doan's Kidney Pills and gradually Brooklja, law Ink to other sources of supply, is that the bark, tanning extract and the logs can be used for not great enough for other purposes than improved until well. I gained the sapwood, and the whole of the central part fence posts and axles. From it is taken also a posts, beams, cabin pillars, or cart axles. When twenty-eight pounds and have had no PARKER'S of the tree produce the extract in considerable drug extensively used for bronchial diseases in the forest was first Invaded these logs were the trouble since." HAIR BALSAM quantities. The bark contains 6 to 8 per cent, of fact, as a plant it was studied for this purpose CletiHi and beautifies the hak Remember the name—Doan's. only product brought out of it, and the stoiles told Promote* a luxuriant growth. tannin, the sap 3 to 5 per cent., and the heart 20 long before its other advantages were exploited. For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a Never Fails to Eestore Gray of the primitive methods adopted by the natives Hair to its Youthful Color. to 25 per cent. As the heart represents two-thirds box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, The scientific name is Aspidosperma quebracho. Cure* scalp diseuei hair falling for transport carry one back before the days of Mc.andtl.00 at DmnjiiU and often three-fourths of the total quantity of N. Y. Railways must have sleepers on which to lay steam and machinery. A popular way of loading wood, the amount of tannin in the Quebracho Colorado their rails. In some instances wooden ones are the logs was to lay- them on the ground on ropes rou OUGHT TO KNOW ABOUT It's A is seen to be considerable. It is merely a Awfully Busy. IT. Imported at great expense, or substitutes therefor then the animals were unharnessed and the cart LRRU in Rio Grande and county seat center of Valley Jim—A stitch in time saves nine. chemical question whether this tanning material railroad, canals, bouse, bank, school, court are used if climatic conditions are favorable. Erick ition was tilted bodily upside down over the logs its houses. People needed Tom—Who said that? business to build is equal or inferior to that from the oak, but later As a rule, however, it is preferred to take supplies resources, rich. eat enough to you Write these were then made fast to the body of the cart, Sr rich make Tawailta Cbapla. F, quick. Co., LU. Jim—Gee! Ain't you read your booklet Chapla methods of preparation point to a full justification from native timber whenever procurable. after which maneuver it was brought back to its Bible? of the claim that the leather from quebracho extract PATENTS This was the case In the Argentine Republic when Coleman,Waal* normal position. Of course only two-wheeled carta Watson E. Tom—Nope I ain't even had time grades up to that resulting from any other ington, D.C. Books free. High* railway building away from the coast had begun, were used. As soon as modern methods were introduced, Best results to read the sporting page this morning tanning substance. So serviceable is it, however, and no more fitting wood could be discovered than and better carts or wagons became yet.—Cleveland Leader. that since its discovery, the tanning industry of W. N. U.f Minneapolis, No. 30-1910. that recommended by the natives, both by the known, these primitive and cumbersome habits the Argentine Republic has made noticeable advance, name and by the experience of those who had disappeared, although in the far interior even today What Atts Youi because, with both hides and extract as used it. The quebracho wood proved by far the rollizos are still brought to market in this great natural products of the country, the government most serviceable for sleepers on South American manner. "Durmientes," according to the Spanish, is making every effort to foster the leather railways, and its reputation grew so steadily that or sleepers, in the English idiom, are probably the industry within its own border. today many miles of European rails are supported most important product of the quebracho of the Do you feel weak, tired, despondent, have frequent head* by sleepers brought from the River Plate. Argentine Republic. "Quebracho extract," as it is called in the trade aches, coated tongue, bitter or bad taste in morning, In one respect quebracho resembles rather mahogany The industry of making sleepers has assumed "heart-burn," belching of gas, acid risings in throat after is easily manufactured when the machinery is than oak or pine. The trees do not grow eating, stomach gnaw or burn, foul breath, dizzy huge proportions. The difficulties of former days once Installed. All the wood is passed through 6pells, poor or variable appetite, nausea at times and kindred in clumps or groves, but are dispersed through the have been largely overcome by the Introduction a machine that cuts it into shavings or the smallest symptoms forests and the less dense woods, singly or in of modern machinery, especially saws, and some possible chips. It is then collected into immense groups seldom more than four or five to the acre. of the mills many miles distant from any main kettles, in which it is treated by chemical If yon hare any considerable number of the The tree itself is tall, about two or three feet in railway are equipped and organized in a«manner above symptoms you are suffering from biliousness, processes until all the tannin is removed after diameter, and is crowned by a rather thin, oval, torpid liver with indigestion, or dyspepsia. which would reflect credit on any similar plant in this the fluid preparation is reduced by evaporation Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is made or V-shaped, mass of branches and leaves. The the United States. Special saws are needed to to a thick, Jelly-like mass, which is poured up of the most valuable medicinal principles white quebracho is somewhat smaller than the penetrate the wood, but they are furnished from into sac Hz, where it is finally dried into the substance known to medical science for the permanent red, and begins to branch lower to the ground, so the factories of England, France, and America. sold in commerce. core of such abnormal conditions. It is a most that it is not hard to distinguish them from each This mill business Is carried on by many companies, efficient liver invigorator* stomach tonic, bowel The difficulty of gathering the raw material fat other. The leaves are oval, or lance shaped, although the tendency is to concentrate regulator and nerve strengthened outweighs the preparation of the finished article, smooth, somewhat shining and leathery they do the management into fewter but larger organizations. especially as the extract Is no longer to be considered Th« ''Golden Medical Discovery" Is not a patent medicine or secret nostrum, not fall completely in the winter, but cling to the One company owns a tract of land of about a full list of its ingredients being printed on its bottle-wrapper and attested a by-product, but is coming to bave more branches in company with the fruit. The tree 4,000,000 acres, and is prepared to cut timber, under oath. A glance at these will show that it contains no alcohol, or harmful importance and value than posts and sleepers. In seems to thrive best on a sandy soil, where the atmospheric fashion it Into logs and sleepers, prepare tanning habit-forming drugs. It is a fluid extract made with pure, triple-refined Paraguay particularly, where all the wood is utilized moisture is not very great, but where extract, and utilize every other resource which the glycerine, of proper strength, from the roots of native American medical, for extract, the hardest part of the business abundant water is provided for the roots, either land provides. Another company can turn out forest plants. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Props., Buffalo, N. Y. lies in gathering wood for the factory. The treea by dews or sufficient rain. It is neither a mountain 20,000 to 30,000 sleepers a week. This number, however, are cut in the heart of the virgin forest and nor a river growth, but lives best in the subtropical can by no means meet the steady demand hauled by ox teams to the nearest clearing. Only stretches between water courses. Although for railway building which is characteristic of this native Indians have proven themselves suitable the age of the tree has been given as portion of South America. Sleepers are laid at [i for the work, as they are thoroughly acclimated, measured by hundreds of years, it is well enough about an interval of two feet from center to center. understand the wilderness, and can withstand the established that at ten years from planting the Assuming, therefore, only 2,000 sleepers for "THE SCHOOL THAT HAS MADE GOOD FOR THIRTY YEARS' plague of insects which make life at night mis* Its superior training giveaeyoung people access to the best office first small shrubs are big enough to use for posts. every mile, it will be seen that 30,00.0 are enough, Thousands of Positions, and insures constant advancement. FREE CATALOG. erable for the foreigner and exposure for nights Satisfied Former The future promises, therefore, an opportunity for only 15 miles. A year's supply at fullest capacity 54 S. 3rd Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota as,well as days is unavoidable, because the cut* Students for the actual cultivation of quebracho, because, will consequently build only 750 miles of railway. GROVE A. GBCMAM, Secretary ting stations are usually remote from any settle although savage inroads have been made into the But the Argentine Republic, Uruguay, Chile AXLE GREASE ment. supposedly Inexhaustible forests of the Chaco, it and Bolivia, all contiguous to the Chaco, are constructing Is not too late to restrict the cutting of the tree, more than this mileage, so that it is In 1895 the first real exportation of quebracho or even to adopt modern forestry methods of easy to see that every sleeper turned out from extract from the River Plate waa recorded. The is the turning-point to economy planting and conservation for the supply of coming modern mills can at* once find a local market. Increase has been rapid—from 400 tons in the first in wear and tear of wagons. Try generations. In fact, the Argentine Republic These sleepers are now finished at the mill, and year to 9,000 tons in U)02, 120,594 tons in the nex{ »has already passed suitable laws in this direction, the mill W situated at the spot in the forest itself box. Every dealer, everywhere five years, and 28,195 tons in 1907. Of this quae a and it is more than probable that under the wise most convenient for carrying on the process. tity the United States received 17,73? ton* STANDARD Oil. CO, drainistratior that government there will be Quebracho extract prepared for tanning skins" most 66 per cent (Inooippr*twi)