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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
important 10 Drafted Men.

Seaas1r nlassoasn has ioeisel
sou.s,hinr ike Iaeb letters dlu0s
he past summer iiJ,a persons Iesii
iuE IN Ksut1csy iaaarns sbol,
amounts iac taem from ihs Gsyz,a-I
mea, tAr@sa Wesel drafts ThtgI
are Wcaabiy U naaay as $50 men iu|
the state entitled 90 foom. So 10 aa
unisr ths ierisi5n of ih, Court ~
Claims sat lhis money mast b made
asailahis taF0gsh 5he passase Of :
.bHl TA% senator hss therefore
slaua ap he ssbioiaei b.ll aif,h
h. uiu in,ro31ce Mouaay aud 8 De
claims are an u,srit0-ious he H.
He.s@ lhe shanoes for lis pasSse
autiuE tais Congress are by 10 means
-smale
\ bm for the relief Of Drafted mss
+ in ,as S.aie Of ksniaesy
b f enacted By the senate ard
House u Represeaisiites e tie Init
q states q Ameries in C0usr =
ssmblea. sh4i lhe See1sisry Il -
+ TFeaspty x ana BE- IS hereby auih1r-
Ii1si aad directed 'hroase tAs Fs2p.
- arc0antlus OiiesFS % inssSftri's
sad adjust ihe claims % lht uta
aho grre drafted in the Sisie az
I Heniussy IN l>ss a1i Nho Furnished
substitutes a. Pail ocmma'a'i7r q
{ discharge fr1m the oblisaiiop e 2 nd
Ter penSanaI service ani q Foiuui, aad
paS in ease oi caeh q sueh persons
,hs su,ani dae ihem. aai lOr ID,
poymenJ oi shc auioGnls 81 found
iue sufficient sun is hevety s.
pgoPTiaiei out N any MONEY IN 'a,
T,sssnry npi 0,hesNiss spproPriaiIe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
PURE WATER

FIte ana vater are TAO elements
shilh nlan cannot s=y aloas NiJhoat
especially water ne uater pe are
Nti,inc about in This aEJiele haN-
ever Il 10, the fluid ,hag ships said
ap5n.or boys saim in. or in Vaich
i.sh nge. but different brand /,
il Just - gsgegful a. The kini which
naas in lis u,4eniGeeaoe over Niss-
ana Fails. o. t4ras tie vhee,s II lae
nagh,y mills and factories siluatei
on ihe tauks ol sonie swiftly running
sisam lis action Is like the tiuy
drop psich fiaally wsaIs aWay HE
hreeSi sloae Culke the pure, coi,
crystal water Of oar forefathers. ~
he sweet a1i TASTY fluid 1ra~n from
,ss veil by means Il the moSs-cOSer-
:ea snf i-la-boana bucket, its .e..oa
Is e,i.. cruel and hsatl lTeakins.
The coli Satsl We refer Is comes
la ainereul ciIorei ho,ilss With SJ
riegatsd labels, Nsssing is one brand.
i'sckins uavs and never s.nierins
5 say 81 SauShinc in The shnpe ot
gcatle VIVID ii praise fsr asoolaciioa
iferu,sd. Noihios is 5, disconrase
iae 10 person. Whether grown up
IT a sroaiag ehtd. waea Soa>eieat-
io,ssly trying to do rishi, 10 h harp,
N at bNausc hc did nOt 10 better.
aua when persisted in, Nre,Sis dis,
can,5ut ami rcsctioa There is u
dlfiereace eciwca fepyoo; ana fault
undiug inst as thsrs are diitereni
einds of va,erheanh givlng springs
aua tAe disease hroeiipg NiagnSnt
Kind fcnd In hlackensi peels
Another Kind II water IS the iey-
,olA bgand dtshs,l oa, pnacr the namc
vt dlscounermcn,, Fidieulv aud be
iltilemenl u worthy actions AN
slasers yapro, rise 10 the rrealn0S
ri Jenny Nnd cr an Adelaide ral.
IL an ar,ls,A canno, equal Naphael,
or al wr,eIl anno. reach mel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
Misuse Of lhs Word Professor.

speakius q ,as musical stuiiss Ji
her daughter cf eleven yvs5s u az
a moyhs- ait ize other dag Sae
sas bad ;ao teaehe-s ana iza FEai-s
=1rs Whai ihs fols Tarsat msani
90 siy Aus that tue u5usn sHd .se.
men had attempted 10 teach m1>l5 i
her uttIe girl Tbs flaming advertise
nIsuts of a sammer res'zt saaognee
lhrt Prof HighaslI Nil give daiIs
tsiloon ass nsi5ns TIE pru,es-
=o- in this cass Is uGIs 70 g. .
thiek -headed rhump. $50 knoss il-
tir % aoshinr u aeroaauyir iaNs -
ycn8 shat Is rsqairel 10 Juili ,he
Ire To infiaie rs cheap eoauivauoe
9Th bot air anl smoke Prof Films
hislsszsy Is annoancei to give >
iish,-uire exhibitiou over the uiain
stree, q a country tbzu in oannes-
sioa uith a oorn carnival os some
thing of that kin3 tie IS a. unrsu-
ID spcth-a of his EEofsssisz L
~ T. able to urite Vsll .aoash u
make ont It's b.n Tor sessicrS isu-
Jsroi. ~ even 10 sign his Hauie @ a
reeais for Tay, Prot Hairsnft
gloss ia having his name sod seli-
assumed title in eold letters 0yel
cr she door Of his -tolsssiai i,,rior.
lie nSy have sufficient skin in rs
hiisipsSs 10 lashcT ana ssays decent-
" and tdminisier an ess chau,Ps
Wiih deNteriy, He may cvea enter
tain his customers With opisions con
oeruine Secreiars I.Oe6's fitness ~
his plaee of With sase EneSscs a 8
the resalis oa ihc lsi0nia iacs
track. But his use q ,he uile Is q.
ridiouloes as would b TIA, q nrcta'
Of Divinity Dancing masters. ShoS,
kuewleise u English IS hot suffic
hen, 10 enable them To write an al
vcriisemen, In grammatical syle
teachers Ot Pcnmanship Who's, writ
INK Is much better than ihsir sp,n
ing. and even mixers II Narioa.
drinks s,yle themselycs gpgofysso,s
American Family MAgasme
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
THE HOME

Whatever may be said Of womau's
mLssion<,ou earth and Of her P1Ner.
soei4l and otherwise, It is in the
home thar she eyerts the creates
influence m1uiiing The character u
her children and giving the impress
of hr- osu life upon every member
ot tae household, That there are
oiher spheres in which she may take
Iurt Is not Questioned II she mus,
saPp2rt herself. or if there are otA-
egs dependent upon her. We think rae
has the right 10 seIect Q vocation or
a profession but il is in the home
THAI she displays her powers 10 he
hsJ advantage
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
MADGE

Miss Laura Pisg. Of Busseyyiil.e IS
the guest OF Misses Ella and Georg
ie HulchLson. OF this place.
quite j number Of boys. Of aiS
place went bunting Thanksgiving and
killed several rabbits
Webb Holt. OF BusseyyiIle. passed
through here this week en- route 10.
Twiu Branch
Zeal ThmopSou has sold his crop
and stock TO Jerry Muneey and viii
move to Portsmouth, o. in the near
future.
~ Nelson ani s5n were business
visitors in Cadeusburg one day last
week.
J. W. Bradley has returned from
Catletlsburg where he has been look
ing after timber lob
Fred weuuiau sold fine yoke Of
catile 10 Joe Hutchison last week
Hununs = all the 90 npN a days,
and among the champion cnossum
hunters. are Harrison and Robert
Roberts and Joha NelsJn.
Dr.. StareelI called in Basseyvills
sunday evening
( Fred wellmsa attends Sunjay school
lat Matge. What IS the attraction
Fred,
Mis- Mary Bradley aud Mrs. II Mel
son are am sug those Vho are sei
liing over lasrippe
4 Miss Lillian Bradley. q this piaes
was in Lprisa this week
NJ Nelson. our haSilius merchant
stands hadind TIE eoanter with hi
Iface all s=ailz aai san hsheard say
ling money eomes easy
Miss LiHian Bradley contemplate
i going 10 Louisa s5on where she vi
spend the winter.
: Miss Hanaah Nelson. cf this plao
E visited Miss Ella Hurchisoa Ieoen
z "
N. Nelson and son have soid the
rimber 10 Jams c, Bureasit-
SuoceSS to the MEMS i the Vi:
iof Little Tonic
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15

shapesperian heisat in literature
Because Of his limiialiondo ihrow
eold water on The hupes and aSpira-
Of these who may some day reach
a reasonable. if somewhat loser plane
Of greatness, but encourage evsrY
good and perfect action which tends
10 lift aspiration from the rtJ Of he
commonplace \ dash Of cold water
in sssye cases may be nes=Fsary-
but in The ttl-a- Turkish baths aFe
more appreciated than a.. Russian
kind
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated to Tired Moth
ers as they Join the Home crN
Gle at Evening Tide

Ever woman has il in her power
= make the environments of her
home uplifting and ennobIing. Let
every mother make her home attrae-
ike. She can adorn the walls df
her home with pictures. inexpensive
ONES if necessary. a new tidy may
~ made for chair oot..sionally.
table covers renewed. beautiful low
ers kept in yieN. and in other Nass
the rooms may be made hSight and
cheetful All these as sure IS give
touch ami shape to the ehild-s mind
as thar the sunshine paints The hues
II The flowers 4 eaild who goes out
into the world from such home. n
home presided over by mother
who has s;riyen 10 make it pleasant
and attractive. who has striyen 10
keep higa and noble ideals before
her children. one leaving such home
carries in his memory a heritage
that cannot be compared 10 riches
Of this world.
As rule husbands are ust Stat
yol make them. ,of course it won't
90 to Tell them this and the better
material you have to start on The
better job yol can perform ~i5h The
same amount OF labor II you have
bump of ehee5falneSs developed
in your nature do not marry a tomb
stone Altogether hs Is about .
genial as an iceberg and YOU VIII 20
plodding through hfs with him 10
fhe de4d march Of his own leaden
thoughts You may be distant and
dignifi,d you could not freeze him
colder than he IS yol may l1le
and pet him, It is a waste OF ammuni-
ton, he can't be taaKei out Above
hihgs do not marry dude. He
xeAk-minipi. contemplate sD0I-
or a man. God created him =
hesefore le, him pass for one.
one good h1nzsJ. industrious
Eoung man is worth all the floating
f7Ds IN the world Unless they on
choose Wi.ely. or learn 70 manage .
man. girls had better set their affec,
lions on eats or poodIes and le, mat
/ lrimVny alone
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
A Daily Resume OF Important Happenings.

They are inieei The uheeIh1rss q
the old Barty
For ihe first time In many Years
there are lev native Rentaekians "a
C0nsress IRE list comprises 5 ns,ors
MeCnatg and Blackburn. Cur6m. a
miaois. stone. Of Nissgari AMI Piles.
of Washington. The Representatives
are Jamss. siaaley. Smith. Sdsrls5
Rhin6ck. Tsimtle. Gilbert and Ben-
he't. Of Ken,aeky Understood. of Al
asama, Champ Clark. Of Mizsoari
siay den. II Texas. aad Smith u Ar
i1ohl
TIE foiieEins have i4sn Tersntiy
pdroled from the peniieniia,l
George Davis vs. sent np from
Garter county on 4 ehArse q mufi
r aud seuiensei 10 ser4e five sars
lie hiss served four q thls sna haa
good r~ora as prs Jnes Joan
Ferguson sas seat from Motran
osuniy. als5 % q charge o. mBni-
ef fos thr-. years and George Bentz
as -@lt aus seat fr,n Mason c1ua
b. on marder hafEs. ID serve nlas
saus
Postmaster General Corteiyous
naal f9g-ry states that G,lI z
offir verr n operation az TIE eni
q rhs nssai year Jphe - Tbe n4u.-
her q employs in the service as
-saea Thr dead, f5r re year azs
siis1zlsa
D-paiy Saeriif Grant Hotiiday Il
Bra,hitt county vas sho, ana KiIlad
at Jackson rhile rniesy0fiae 10 a..
rest Jake and Jegry Noble Jake \
he sas s.sos In me fao. b HoHasy
and i Seriously s1and-a. bar , D6-
abiy viil r-10ver. There il much n
eileneat al Jssks1n. aad sjme le1-
be sscribe tb~ killing 10 IN feeling
srpsinE oai u the reorat election
Bssauss u som sir ,re1tles. Il
.sr M-Dyer. aged tEeaty -thr-e. IL
Melb1srue. s3ol and insanity h1ui
ais goans Eite. AZ seventies. 4ad
thva kiliei himself McIrer made
ft- most careful 7rcparaiiols i3r
th. trassdA Eo.us 10 the extent q
eauirg ,ha faAg-r saslls IN half e.
rae lsias uUuIt su,es As one mass
T rFeaeh Seaais p4s-al the lla
af tie separation q church ans
state ne an utH - promlls4tgl
lama vii rras effective imm~liats-
The annual report * Secretary a
.the Trasurs shau fcf th- FISCAL
scar epiei IzHe 81 Is- shoHs e.
fsat in sgenses u s-i.l, .-1>s
% - estimates Tor apprspratioas
.:feasmittss 70 CoagFess IS lie =
.frary ., the Tr.assry are thss ,-
eas Fer Kentursy nver .m1Fove-
p bow Nashville s-ay. Tsanesse
river bsloE Cha, 'aaooek seiesaa
NashVa.s J.adN- slilliue. Siss,'.
BE sanis river siasa . oTerais
snss boais 30 ,h- Oh.o -iyrr saes
Ms s,ulins Is sThe hrss-
farm deol mais here ia years ass
lci1s lo-lay. uaen q ClaE TaFaei
-zoia bis farm q ss afF-s - Mays
sllit Fke % Prank noss q Bethel
Rath ouuf tor s'as's' oash T..
farm & one q ~ bs~t ~ tie ooa1
ifs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
Concerning Jews.

Israel Zangviil. on visit 10 the
United States some years ago. made
several adsrs.sss. in the ooarse q
,zhieh he ooihed the follosipg em-
grams
The Jers had no coBhtry OF ,heil
loEn- They could not POSES ths
lana 81 their fathers in RAJ 'ty. So
they made a p9fiable Palsstiue Taey
lsarrisd il wherever they vent Thl.
Nas . spiritual eluEiFS- 1t could NJ
b. assaiisi by their oppFesots
There have been tEo conceptions
me Jea oae that hs lends none,
laa SAINTS il baek again. the other
t.at be deals in old clothes. TIE
truth is, Ie4s have beel eyery-a asre
TEey have been everything a.
oep, Pope of Rome and they ll,s
esme near 10 that II ihey dealt in
Old cloihes ii was beezase pspaI 4
eres forbade them trading in any
thing else b.t ola tlOta.s and oil
iron
The Ieas have ban scattered
he far aials am0ns ali The nations
10 ,he earsh- They have been in
meas= service 10 even clanin ,at
tas harbosd q them Il reminds Z
.of the story of the croood.ls. ahEJh
opsn.-i is mouth 81 thar bird might
= .nto i, and eat the. laschesa lieh
aanoyed i' I4srs ess alteal Bele-
ft from fhs operation Il is Tot
strange that Sometimes tie Jews lini
th- trordiles moaih ciuiug ap5u
ii-m it vas nature that Je5s s1nali
6dnsres4ie around their gnsr zats
TLey bs,-4me % some extent sliat-
= from ne people among Wbom ,he
dueli This ISOLATION brought Vih
pith il suspicion. and suspicion ell-
Il more isolation for mutual pro
iosian
J,-rs IN a zay Eere a. god as
rni,.-i States bonds. oniy United
stA,sz binds may BE- eoayegtsd. u,
l-lbn Jes vas o1uvertel BE- lest
his value
Because ShglosI was Tiea and les
sit4 beautiful. an Iess are rich and
al J.fEases afe bsautiful. wish :.
Eers stA s10il ,sEiug isu Nas ,5n-
sl3srsd he fo1l of the family Ahicb
is consolation for some u us
Th blaek plague sssbt over In
rap- tie Ieas escaped b. reason
q their different hYgienit laws The
thHsans sharEed them With po.s-
oniuE ne Eslls ana thoussa5s Of
5ess atre ~. 70 death for uti Jg
INK q ihe pi4Sl
Col Rarsfyt., told ne laat ths
1eas o. his regimvHl Ee-e amoas bis
Brlysst <5lters And aln Hltsgr
.EJd - hc Eissea il took > JsVass
10 Is
less nos guly furnished mooney 81
C1lzu.bes e1l-litioa. bu hss ns-
l-a.iaut vus 4 lsu This t46oi
iisso,erei tobacco shieh is sratsi
,aaa Amert-
B. hs aI4ags tsen iAe desire q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
COffins Delivered in Country.

People living in the country may e.
der cifnus or c1Skets from Is By tel
ephone or OtherNise AID Ne VII deliS-
sr them At ysry snail oost- We have
4 team thar Ne can send out Al any
tine and the expense EiH be slight
snyder Hardware COMPANY.
Louisa. by
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15

DR.. Llewellyn Jordan. Medical Fxami-
ner Of L. ;. Treasury department, grad
uate Of Columbia College. and who
served three years at West Point. has
the following to say Of Peruna:
ALLOW me 10 express my gratitude
10 you for the be6eff derived from
your wonderful remedy. One shon
month has brought forfh a vast change
and now consider myself a well man
sffer months of suffering. Fellow
sufferers, Peruna will cure YOU"
Catarrh Is systemic disease durable
only by systemic treatment. A remedy
that cures catarrh must aim directly at
he depressed nerve centers which give
vitality to the mucous membranes.
Then eatarrh disappears. Then catarrh
i permanently cured.
A free book written BY DR.. Hartman;
on the subject of caLaTh in lis different
phases and stages, will be Senf free TO
any address by The Peruna Medicine
Co, Columbus, ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15

The producing Rowsr of ,hc banana
Is a times as much as that of ,hc
po,e'0 Tho dried fruit Is raans
couVeg,rd lMo nutritious flAar. I,
may also b. manufactured lp,o rsps
ages, eecr van ~ raao fiom d, while
The ukln can he turucd lnlo cloth.
ami The lnlw made la DO segylco
either - lnk or ,lnemE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
MANrHn

Ereres bcl,rs ana a.ayhluerS
rspoir Me place giAlap,ee tehiad
our NOyG headquarters tor r'pe
valves fittings, inieviors, eiO
= = Kil,saurne. Ashland. ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15

Postmaster General Corteiyous 3
t.aal stg-E1 siaies that E,isl 3ss'-
ofiif Verr n operation az The eni
- The ftseai year Jshe ~ Ihe A4ui-
be- q EMPLOYS ia the service sss
-see@ The deficit f,r re year sas
sii51zIsa
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-12
cRocopILEs HARD TO KILL
Many Bullets Necessary to Put End
TO Ones Existence.

Shooting crocodiles in India Is a
little like shooting mud turtles. A
hunter describes the sport; I'VE sud
denly came on our first crocodile
about mile from camp, asleep on
the bank, with its mouth open. not
more than twenty yards from us. II
started to get away, but | fired two
shots as quickly as | could get them
off. the first into its open mouth and
the second into it's neck as 1t turned
its head. That stopped 1t effectually
and 1t never got into the water. The
next day we found another crocodile
and my friend got 1t just above tn
| shoulder. That was not enough u
stop 1t, but we both fired as II wa
getting into the water and one bulle
hit it in front Of the quarters. me
| sometimes come up again VINE
wounded. so we waited about twent
minutes. and then looking about
saw it lying on its back at the DC
tom of the stream. 1t looked dec
enough, so we got hold or the emu
the tail and pulled 1t ashore. "
gave it two more shots, one In u
neck and the other In the mioole
the back. and it then still had VITA
ty enough to bite paddle IN w
though the legs were paralyzeo anu
could not move"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-12
A Venerable Baby.

"Who is that gray-headed fellow
coming this way?"
That" explained the aged inhabi-
tant, 'is ray baby"
What That old MANI"
"He amt an old mamie amt
turned 60 yet
Sixty Why, how old are your"
We'll" drawled the ancient, "ef
live to see mushmillion time I'll be
1922"
"And what's the secret of your long
life?"
"They amt no secret, stranger. I'm
| a Twin monument to collard greens,
corn ticker an good natur'!"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-12
Six Doctors Failed.

South Bend, Ind, Sept zoth lope-
ciaD-After suffering from Kidney
Disease for three years; after taxing
treatment from six different doctors
without getting relief, Mr.. ]. 0. Lau-
deman of this place found not only
relief but speedy and complete cure
in Dodd's Kidney Pills. Speaking Oh
his cure Mr.. Laudeman says:
eyes, suffered from Kidney Trou-
hle for three years and tried six doc
tors to no good. Then | took just TWO
boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills ana tney
not only cured my Kidneys, but gave
me better health in general. VI couIs'
T recommended Dodd's Kidney Flil'
to others and | know a number nov
who are using them with good re
| suits"
Mr. Laudeman's case Is not an e.
cention. Thousands give similar e.
neriences. For there never yet was
case of Kidney Trouble from bacl
acne to Bright's Disease that Dooo
kidney Pills could not cure. They al
the only remedy that ever cure
Bright's Disease.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-12
CHRONIC ERYSIPElAS
Cured by Or. Williams TIN
Although Whole BODY was
Affected.

Ervsipelas or St. Anthony's fire Is .
.,,ost uncomfortable disease on accoans
of the burning, the pain and the oiS
fiourement il is also very grave ois
order attended always by the danger Oh
involving vital organs IN its spread
The case which follows will be read
with great interest by all sufferers ~ ~
affected the whole body, and reIuSeu '"
WELD to the remedies prescribed py INC
physician employed. Mrs. Ida a. o1i-
bath, who was the victim OF the ms.noN'
residing at No. 10 Winter street, Ne~
buryport, Mass, says:
"In June of 1908 was taken Ill WIN
what at first appeared to be fever.
sent for a physician who pronounced my
disease chronic erysipelas and SAID IL
would be long time before l got well;
Inflammation began on my face ana
D snread all over my body My eyes were
, swollen and seemed bullying out OF their
J sockets. / was in terrible plight ana
! suffered the most intense pain through
: ont nav body. The doctor SAID my
:, case was q very severe one Ohoe1
. his treatment, however, the innammn
ton did not diminish ana tne pnnss
ie which shot through my body increased
Of in severity. After being two months un-
Il der his care. without any Improvement, 1
o dismissed him.
q "Shortly after this, on the advice OF
friend. I began to take DR.. Williams
pink pills for Pale People, two at dose
three times a day. After the second boz
had been used was surprised to notes
'e- that the Inflammation was gong dowr
ey and that the pains which used TO caus,
ne me so mach agony had disappeared ~.
,rs ter using six boxes OF the pills was VI
-, md aroupd the house attending to m,
' ~, household duties, as we'll IN ever"
ny DIR. williams Pink Pills are sold D
Ire all dealers in medicine or may be on
or tanned direct from the DR.. WiihAn
Medicine Co., Schenectady, ny.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-12
LIGHTING LORE.
.~rx,ENE ExcELs AS AN iLLU-
Ao- MINANT.
for Lighting Formerly Confined to
os o,.;.s and Large Towns, now In
General Use in the Country

satisfactory lighting Of subur-
md country homes requires that
pan oeans used shall be convenient,
w ea,e economical and furnish a pSn'
s ,ant penetrating, effulgent light.
m rvervbody admits that these are
the characteristics of the candle
No. kerosene lamp, which, formerly
the only feasible means OF pro-
we. We light for domestic use in the
rural districts.
ror generations there was crying
ood a yearning for something pettef'
Itch was not satisfied. A few years
de,;verance came in the shape Oh
o. o. chemical compound, Calcium Car
S,so from which, by the simple ap
D ,.so+,on of water, the gas Acetylere
,o derived. Acetylene meets all the
",ouirements fully and admirably ana
&c heing generally used
common lime and carbon In the
form of coke OF coal are the raw ma
.or,olc which. fused in an intensely
Saotod furnace, make Calcium Car
hide and there is no difhculty III W
tanning it in any part OF the country
Tho machine into which the Cal
.;,,n, Carbide is fed and from whlcl
tho Acetylene is distributed tnroug!
tho building to be lighted, is but HUI
larger than thirty-gallon milk cal
.rd If the same general form. IL
easily and cheaply installed, either
the cellar or in an out-building.
The light from burning Acetyiei
Is exquisite, and lighting experts ag q,
that it surpasses all other known III
minants. 1t does not faint the air a
strain the eyes and is not op]ectio
able in any respect. Every up-1o-oa
rural residence should be equipp
with Acetylene light.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-12
MAKING a Cherries Prediction.

do you think that our country VIII
ever succeed in getting rid of graft
ers?"
yes" answered Senator Sorghum.
There will be time when grafters
are unheard Of But it will be due
to the change that is constantly going
on in our vocabulary. There Will be
a new word that means the same
thing"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-12
Misunderstood.

Customer-Tm rather interested IN
voung Mr.. De Ritter. I want to get
cow of his novel; have you got II!
Clerk-We had small supply Few
DAVIS ago. but I'm afraid It's exhaust
ed ;.
customer-Really? I heard it was
weak. but I didn't think it was tha'
bad.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-12
Easily Worth the Muncy.

Cassidy-My! But Mrs. OBESE WEI
mad, She got on the scales an drop,
ned in nickel an the thing wouloh
weigh her at all Twas busted o r.,4,
Mrs Cassidy--Mad, wuz she! rain
should think 'twould be worm d
a;oke, to a woman like her Dol 10
know how fat she is.