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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
Pharmaceutical Era, N. Y. June g., 'O7
Carrier On. arJrrnhf.
Gn Il. g. @et flyer, at Garter Meb;
/. cine g., q. g., er %eneberettiset
til at BRUCE rpbc &affeom=
flag til Stller.

Sbe. Garter Me0icine 60, al Seem
Oorf, me00eler, at bets @neberetti-
gelie iom @ier al u2ittle 2iber YillS"
til rp0e Sn0pafntnger otter er blepen
befreftet pe6 to pigtige &ien6elier al
limited @tates Circuit Court afSren-
ton, g. S. Ser iiges nemlig, ~at
Sggsmoalet tn6enfor napnte Set,
anlagt al Garter Me6icine 60. mo
en- Camden go. s. 8il1e=Sabrifan
mes Haaitan0 ON Me6laggelie at
Gorbuo moo at BRUCE Sen rp6farpe6e
Naffe for bans Scare, a%fgiorbes II
Soroel for SIZE Garter 60. ct lignen,
Sc @eiultat opuaaeoes / ct @egsmaal
for at binore en- &etatl Druggiit fra
at i9lge @tller / rg6e @affer. -
8egge Sggsmaals @igtigbe0 beitre>
0es al Sc 5aglggte.
vHette1 gtg19r, at Sbe Garter Wfe=
oictne 60. for mange @lar bar bapt
uOeluffenoe @neret til 8rugen al r6-
&c Smllag og @rugsanbisninger paa
imoa runoe 8affer meo 2eper &il-
Ter; og mener at Netten BERTH er err
bperbet for mere eno 80 Mar fiben
pe0 MntagelIen al 6enne Sarpe og beo
Sen neoparen6e 8rng al famine ber-
efter. Sagibgte | bber al Sagerne
CT ite6ieparen0e forbu6t at fabrifere
eller in6pafffe nogen 2eber-Hiller /
iod6anne rp6e Smllag, og ogiaa at
!nlge 11ogen &iller / reoe 8affer
me0 l1notagelie al oe agte @arter's.
vDommer beor6rer bIanot onoet
oglna Sc @agi9gte til at n6lepere til
Ibe Garter So. til SiIintetgierelie
alle oe forbu6te 0milag, Hoffer,
6;aifer etc. Sc Sagiggte er paalag.
te at gjgre @egnifab for Sagibgeren
CO at betale Sen n66benoige 5fa6es.
eritatning iaapel JON ollie .Sagsom.
foitningerne".
Meoens Garter Meoicine Gompo,
MEETS Gneret til ben reoe Baffe ct
bleoen faitilaaet giennem mango tbs.
ligere @etsfienoelier, mao bog Sc ber
nppnte Domme betragtes iom af al.
gigrenoe 8etponing oesformeoelit 6er
itore Mnieelie og 8etDoning af Der
Ipm1tol Ser bar ofiagt Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

Msioeiateb CHARITIES n6ienoer /
6isie Gage ct Spraab ON at poe ST.
6rag til 8pens Sattige. 8lan0t
oisie er Ser / 6enne Eio megen @pg=
bonn og @lenoigbeo, nermeit paa
@runo. al @ormen, i6ef Ser mangler
Sc, og Sb6en let bltper b0elagt. Sc
gamle, og iDge blan6t Sc Sattige er
lige iaa il6e ittlle6e ON @ommeren
iom ON 8interer og er lite I @tano
til at tage Sor6el al 6e b9ie 2Gnner
oe Ben ftore @fteripprgiel efter Or
b%ejosfraft. Spraabet er rettet til
0e at 8pens Sorretningsmeno, Ser
lite allere6e er 8ioragpoere til Ms-
iociattonen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
Moro og 6e(o.
mor0 | Oanmar6.

st Selegram fra &ipbenbapn al
90 ssuli meo6eler ON en- frpgtelig
Jorbrpoelie, iom en- &pin6e BED
Maon MieIien bar begauet / Spllan0.
Sun bar @11sboloerife for en-
2anomano i Merbeoen al l1lf-
fiar (?), men bar bleret oblagt til
5lptning peo Maaneoens l1ogang.
slf 6ortpiblelie ober at Mite lin
Nlaos bangte bun 3 at lin Susbonos
% fine egne 3 Bsrn og oerefter zig
ielp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

Paa Selskabets Hjemsted er Aktie-
salget Handerne paa The Western
Surety and Adjustment Company (Fi-
s~kalagenter), 345 Railway Building; i
St. Paul hos The Western Surety and
Adjustment Company, Filia1kontor
44444-446 Endicott Bldg.; i Duluth hos
The Western Surety and Adjustment
Company, Filialkontor GIL, Lyceum
Building; i Superior hos Henry c..
V. Grassland, Manager, 7 Wisconsin
Building; i Saltwater hos The We
stern Surety and Adjustment Com
pany, Suite o-1o Torinus Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

Twin City and Lake Superior Railway Company n like langer
kun ct Projekt, men Ell levende Vrkelighed, med sine egne Op-
maahnger, Vejpriv1eger etc. Det hr paabegyndt Baneafsiknin-
gen og vi uden Forhaing smart have ha1vtreds Mil af Jernbanevei
fuldendte. I allie wore Annoncer har. vi kun fortalt Sandheden on
wort Foretagende; Tlid vii slaa- Vagt omkrng Se1skabets
Felttegn. en- hel H9rskare at Tilh@ngere, som intet andet Aktiesel-
skab kan pege paa. vi siger Dem kun Sandheden, naar vi havder, at
vi tlbyder Dem den NEST fordelagtige Pengeanbrnge1se, som den
Dag Dag tlbydes de For. Slater. Aktierne salges for $50, med
en- Pari-Vardi af 500. ALE store Formuer er skabte paa Jernba-
neaktier, som kj@btes for mindre end Pari, medens den Bane, der
solgte Akherne, endnu var sin Vorden og tItr@ngte Penge for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Husk paa, at De Dag kan kj@be Aktier
for $50 pr. Stk. RineGgvis err auerede naste Uge Prisen like saa
Law. sat Dem derfor Forbindelse med nogle af de Kontorer,
som angives ovenstaaende, hvor De vii kunne erholde videre
Oplysnniger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

I lige h6j Grad er wore lo-
kale correspondence j nasteng
enhver By de ZEN Nordvest-
slater - Fremgangens Ponce
rer. Hver og en- af dem giver
Udtryk for sin Naboes Opfat-
te1se, at Aktier i The Twin City
and Lake Superior Railway
Company er ligesaa sikre som
De Forenede Staters Reggie
ringsobligationer, idet de re-
presenterer ct at de fremme-
ste i Rakken at "offent1ige
Nyttemidler". N9dvendigheden
af disse blew hele Landet n@dt
til at faste sin Opmarksom-
he'd paa, og Landets h@jeste
Embedsmmand CAV Signalet j
f@lgende kraftige Ord: "L@s-
ningen af Prob1emet ON wort
Lands Fremtidshandel er n@je
knyttet til Behovet af nye
Transport Bekvemmeligheder.
Landet behpver, kraver og maa
have fere Jernbaner. Nye Jern-
baner maa bygges, ejes og dri-
YES af Fo1ket SEW. Denne Plan
er den eneste rigtige og kloge
og er den eneste, hvorigjennem
Monopolisterne kan hindres i at
komme til at staa i Vejen for
Udviklingen."
I Valget af Aktieselskabets
Agenter Ell der udvist s@rlig
Omhu. Kun @nskelige, fore
tagsomme og patriotiske Mand,
hvis Meteorological, Omd@m-
me og Ansee1se i deres respek-
tive Komuniteter er uomtvistet,
er udsete til at reprasentere
Aktieselskabet we'd Salget af
diets Aktier. vi @nsker flere
code Tillidsmend. Lad os sem
de Dem ct illustreret Hefte,
som er overbevisende. Skriv eff
ter ct, eller endnu bedre, aflag
os ct personligt Bes6g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
minneapolis.

Gn flot Mrtbnlance er anifaffet til
Gitp &oipitol al 8oar0 Of CHARITIES
an6 Corrections. Sen er bbtolafe=
ret meo paamale6e gpl6ne 8ogitaper
u@itp Of Minneapolis" og l6ber iaa
blg0t og bebageligt iom set ct mu-
ligt beo @ialp al blgoe Sieore og
&ubberringe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
5 A \

Enhver, som er kommen i B~esiddelse
af en- stor Formue. peger altid med
Stolthed paa Diet Faktum, at han hav-
de Mod TIL at anbringe en- Del af sin
gende, medens dette endnu vari sin
Vorden.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

@ -a 10. f
Snse6rist .. @iie, en- befien6t
norif Msiuranceagent, ser boe6e paa
Moroen - ti0ligere>0 Dulles ~ So
tel paa 5. 5treet g., far Matter
9enoag og Manoag begaaet
9elpmor6 be6 at benge fig / fit
@9relie. @run6en til @elbmor6et
fienoea iffe, men antages at babe
p9ret SorretningSbefpmringer. @iie
bar omtr. so Mar gammel og @nfe-
mano. san bab6e en- meget flor Be-
fien6ti fabsfre6s blan6t Mor6men<
0ene og in%tereSiere0e fig for alle
norife Soretagen6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

Vor Agentiste indeho1der Navnene ps ct Hundrede 90 ha1urede
Banknand, som er Agenter og Korrespondenter og for Salpet
af Akher Twin City and Lake Superior Railway Company. 0 Q for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

81 ienber npeo @dobe @r6penltu
Re III er1bper, Be- orrrroSer on ffdo.
bnnape.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

Gn Sernbane,lyffe, Ser fo1teoe to
Mennelfer 2ibet, ben6te Sirs6ag
Morgen be6 5 Si6en be6 Ben gltltge
@n6e al 8elt 2ine 8roen. st Min=
neapolis & @eitern 2ofomotip bar
beo at n6fpre en6el Smifcbing at
6ragtpogne, UNDER bpilfet ct meget
langt Gran bellies / Mi6ten uoen at
bette bleb bem9rfet at Er9nman0-
ifabet. 8e6 Sfiftet fra oct enc
.Spor til oct an6et lgb 2ofomotipet,
Ser gift b%aglanos, Eenoeren meo ful6
&raft inb moo en- @effe S%ragtpog=
ne, Ser bar lgbet in6 paa Sporet
ODER 8roen. @ammenitp6et ifete
poa ielpe 8roen, Ser paa bette 5te6
ligger / en- %betp6elig S9ioe, og lige
UNDER ben ligger flere &nie. Sen=
6eren ramte en- meo Die la6et
Hra@eEa EEE=.sF -l.5TEE rHltE.
@ogn, Der bleb anten0t, og 9en6e-
rens anoen @n6e rdmte Spriteoplao-
len paa 2ofomotipet, bbor Maifm-
meter 5earfois og SDrbpoer &ar,
fer arbeioeoe u6en at babe Mnelie
ON Ben Jig nermen6e nlpffe. De
bIeD begge flemt in6 moo @noen al
&ieoelen iaa boarot, at 1soen piit-
NOT itrafs er in6traaot. 0lien fra
Sragtpognen ant9notes al @lp6er
fra SDrite0et, og Sloen bleb illlffe1
at 8ran6beienet. Set bare6e 5 81
mer, in6en De 6rebte Sernbane.
manos Gig funoe gi6res ri, oa Mr
beibet pan @runo at 8eliggenbeoe1
bar meget Dnnifeligt. 8d er e1o11,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

Guaranty 2oan 8niloin9, Ser al
lereoe r9ffer ct goOt 5tpffe op / Sit
moifGren me6 fine IL. @tager, bar
en0nu mere bimmelltreben6e Sen-
oenier. Ser er. nemlig .u%oarbeioet
Segninger til en- p6erligere. Sorbej<
elie me0 bele s @tager, bDorbe6 Ser
ialt fremfommer 20 Gtoger.
9enne 5ilbpgning bil fon1me til al
foite / Smegnen df 100000, men
ioo faar Minneapolts oglaa ct 8o=
belstaar1L lom set fan bore ltolt al.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02
THE FORUM
Ignorance Reiecteted.

The Holly Springs Miss
Conference of the M. E. Church
did a great thing for the race
when it refused to license 10
preach fifteen ignorant Negroes
who claimed God had called them
o that hig allinga and applied N
u shouting mood for OF d-rs. Let
Other denuh. nations do like wise.
The race has suffered more lgno-
rant. loud mouthed, immoral.
reckless preachers than from any
other one supply source, Gen
orally they are mere hungry
wolves among Oar decent women
and children. Ignorance is not
necessarily sin, but it has no
pl lace in decent puIpits -Chlca-
go Conservato
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02
CONSOLIDATED ,TREET CAF
ROUTE.
Points OF Interest

Points or interest
Springfeld's attractions and How to
Reach Them.
Lincoln home, cor. 9Th and Jack
son streetS-take 81 Sth car.
Lincoln Monument. Oak ridge Gem
eterv--take north 5th street cars at
5th and monroe streets.
PARKS and PLEASURE RESORTS
Washington Park. south west Of city
take So End. or Lawrence Az. cars.
Reservoir Park north east OF city.
Take north It'll cars
Camp Lincoln. The permanent camp
grounds OF the Illinois Nationsl
Guards Take Rutlege OF camp
Lincoln cars. STAT. Fair grounds
North Of city. Take North 7th cars
White City Park East of the city.
Take e Capitol Az. Cars at 9Th and
Monroe
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02
Steele's Saloon
Raided, 35 Taken

Last Saturday night or early
Sunday morning, the sheriff's
force, which is democratic, raid
ed Thos. Steele's saloon. Mr..
Steele is supposed to have aided
these men in election and it is
surprising for the act done. as he
conducts a fairly up-to-dat
place and no charges were found
agaisnt the men, who we're re-
leased. The saloons should have
a specified time to close, not only
on Saturday nights. but every
night. These all-night housesare
the rendezvous for the hold up
man, tramp, etc.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02

For display matter one time, 15c
the inch; over one time, l0c 6 mos.
or one year, special prices made.
Reading matter, one time. &c the
7 words to the line, over one time,
SC; for long articles or church adj
vertising some reduction.
For clubs, socials etc. when mat
ter contains over 70 words and UNI
der 200, send SOC II you desire it
published in full. Manager.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02
81. Paul Sewing Circle.

The ladies' sewing circle met
last Thursday with Mrs. Jennie
Morrison ON East Jefferson st.
The President beng absent, the
vice. Mrs Singleton. presided.
After the usual business was
over, luncheon was served by the
hostess. The next meeting Will
be with Mrs Lucy Young, 1906
East Madison street.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02
The Vaudeville.

The vaudeville advertised to
have appeared at the Masonic
hall two different times, has
again been postponed on account
of the fact that the partici-
pants have not prepared them
selves. The date will appear in
o few days.-The Manager.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02

Capital City Lodge, No. II, K. OF
p. meets every second and fourth
monday night of each month, in
masonic hall, on north eight street.
Special meetings made known by X.
ROT S. Hardin Long Chancellor Com.
Roy Smith K of r and S.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02

tDaily except Sunday. An othszS
daily.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS sold on ths
cars by conductors to all points, At l31s
per mile.
$40 FARE BOOKS. sold at ticket cf.
Aces for $3.50. good for individuals,
limit one year, good for faiAiliss, imis
six months.
COMMUTATION BOOKS Of So r3dss
sold at ticket Offices at 1c per mile.
ROUTE YOUR SHIPMENTS via the
Interurban Express. Express servics -
freight rates.
An0 DUST
N DIRT
SMOKE
w CINDER0
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02
Ambidexter Institute,
LECTURE CALENDAR

February Speakers
Thursday It'll, K. T. Cottmann. z. e.
Thursday, l4th, K. L. Rogers.
February 2lst. and 2Sth to be sup
piled.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-02

ST. Paul Church's quarterly
report will appear next week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
valuable 0lass.

when 10 glass worth more than
Oold' Whsa II is the lense Of micro
scope. The record increas, in va'ue Of
the manufactured article over the raw
material Is probably made BY this va
riety OF glass. which multiplies Itself
S0.000. 900 times. The front lens OF
micro-obtsctive costing about Is
weighs no more than about .00l7 OF q
gIamme. hence the vulue Of such lenses
% the wsisAt Of kilogramms would
b. about $4,000. 900. The cost Of max.
Ing this weight Of glass IL three to six
cents, and thus when worked up into
the shape OF lens the glass has IN
creased in value about $4,000. 900 timsa.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27

More Philadelphia High eehooiA
TIE board OF education Of Philadel
phia has decided TO divide the city
Into I'VE sections. and to establish .
high school In zach. Although Phila-
delphia is the third largest city in the
United Statse in point Of population. It
Is ths-tWenty- THIRD in number Of high
school students.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
onsas saved oabys LHe.

Cute singular occurrence hap.
Dsasd Il TIE home Of Burl Booth. who
sesidN four niles south Of this city.
- Narpols. His fourteen noaths' old
shSd was Ill With Group, and its CON
ds3oa had become % serious that she
Nd bssn givsn up. and 4 dozen neigh.
bon. men and women. had gathered to
eo0fort The parents.
While the child was gasping for it,
hesath and apparently passing away.
tAs sntirs asssmblase began to sneeze.
TAs air IN the room seemec charged
with somsthing that kept up the sneez-
iaE. and the child In the bed began to
sessss also. and when DR.. N. B. Fer
guson arrived he found all hands
saeesins and the infant 30 much better
On account OF the sneexing. that hs
proaoanced her out OF danger.
When IN investigation was made a.
70 ths cause, the Booth family found
that . lighted lamp. which had been
placed % the mantel, had lsnited .
bunch Of red peppers hanging on the
wall shove and the fumes filling the
rooa sooa brought results. Hunting
toa cosssspoodence. Baltimore Herald
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Exception.

The wandering minstrel man
stepped a the accommodation and
accosted the oldest inhabitant, who
vas sittiAg on 4 nail keg chewing .
piece Of sassafras bark.
'0usss every one IL acquainted IN
this town" vsntured the minstrel
naa-
~Rsckoa tAsy BE-" drawled the old
man, seeing that there amt %
Many q -"
"AAd gossips! l dare say they are
Dleatiful!"
"Evsrybody in town il . eessip but
"a Daa."
-Ah. admire Dan. bet ~ ID con.
oc3eatoas. Nov. isn't that Why he
1ossa't gossipY
mo. stranger: Das don't gossip bs,
ouss - y dead. Been dead .
0oo&A.s
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Jaeansss Flower Lore.

Saoo000o VsoWot IoFo.
n he aFraAgenent Of chrysanthe
NUNS The japanese guard against
seven faults. Their stems must not
b of the same lsagth. single flower
must not turn its back or present Its
full face. the flowers must not be hid.
den By leaves. or. should they b. Ar
ranged In the way Of steps. 4 full
blown flower should never be placed
at ths bass Of the composition and
oas odd oos must not be allowed to
fAli bstwssa two others alike In color.
Tlrse 6ovsrs should not appear to
loem . triangle.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27

Make Money by Selling Snow.
The main revenue Of the archiepi1
copacy in the diocese OF Catanit is de-
rived from the monopoly Of selling
the snow Of Mount Etna- During the
summer months the monopoly yields
q great preat
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
SSisiic Star Tree.

A tree that is a freak Of nature 10
the Asianc stsr tree. 1t grows 60 to
50 feet tall Aid for height Of about
40 feet the trunk is wholly bare. From
that point there spring a number OF
,ansled limbs. and these, grouped to-
gs.her, emf. phosphoric light
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
~, and Laughter.

The ma, sho cannot laugh 10 not
anly nt fcr .reasons. stratagems and
spoils, but bic whole life IL already .
treason and 4 stratasem.-Thomas
Carlyle.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
hs Will "Get There"

From a Ichg Island city examina-
don paper: Three means OF commu
,ication IN DE United States: I'd BY
telegraph; 10 by mail; t3) BY going
yourself, Weekly.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Drinking In Glasgow.

The working population Of Glasgow
spends annually In drink. on an Syer.
age SI6.s76.250. which is three times
as much as II pays for rent
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
WIN. s.s.oa In IN. Rewards.

VIE oeeend In the Rewards.
Wsy back In the early sixties a
0eat frssAst swept down the Andres
sogUia valley. and the farmers In
many Gases lost everything but the
bad. After the waters had subsided
asA ~ began TO hunt for their fam.
ues and seoek. an old farmer. appeal.
~. With tsars In his eyes, to his
lynpatAislas nsighbors. said: I'D
o1ve og 70 know where tAs old woman
b. anl rl givs 90 to k1ow where
~ ~ M ~
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Fs.s. Moses.y Un.pprse,ss.d.

Don't be afraid to shake OF your
false modesty. Whatever OF the sur.
prise party yvu may experience in life
stll be on you, anyhow.-Joh A. How.
land.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
es,asvrs N ovsy.

eDsasUes h 0uey.
o. tA1n6 that ought b b done IL
= ~ ~ pleasure in every duty. Il
y 0ere; "a ~ to recognise II 10 .
AaAA1eap that ~ have no right to car.
n. We nay rsse assured that the man
NJ 1A1s tAe deepest, most satisfying
pleasure h life b the ma who does
~ luky o9tsoeee
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
rad Faith in Doc. Future.

1o ~" W W
A little felr-year-old created . rip
pie Of laughter by remarking to the
teacher Of her Sunday school class.
Our dogs dead. l bet the angels
we're scared when they saw him com
Ing UP the walk. He's cross to
strangers"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27

Luck Of Canadian Farmer.
A Canadian farmer. hurlihg q sledge
hammer at fleeing fox. unearthed .
valuable silver and nickel mine
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27

Mayor Makes His Own Robes.
The newly elected mayor OF Glaston-
bury. England. was formerly 4 tailor.
90 he WA able 10 make his own on.
cial robes.
The independent., 1907-03-21

ever scabby sheep have been pastured
there should be thorough disinfcction
with Guicklime and, IL possible, the
ground could be plowed under, which
would be preferable, so as to stop the
carrying Of infection by birds and
other animals The proper thing to do
Is to dip. The government has done
wonderful work with sheep scab and Is
rapidly eradicating this disease from
our country by the rigid enforcement
of dipping sheep that are infected. The
government is using 'lime and sulphur
as dip, which is probably the cheap
est and very good dip, although the
wool growers complain that it is in
furious to the wool, and yet when
properly made this is not true. Expert
ment stations have tried many kinds of
dips. The coal-tar dips seem to give
good results wherever thorough dip
ping is done. Every farmer who has
sheep should dip them SO as to avoid
all danger Of having this disease break
out In his flock
The proportions adopted by Ruther-
ford, and afterwards made official by
the scab sanitary authorities are:
Tobacco leaves ..........1 pound
Flowers OF sulphur. ur..............1 pound
Water (original formula, gal
Ions equivalent to G United
states gallons) ..............6 gallons
The advantage of this dip lies in the
fact that two of the best scab remedies,
namely, tobacco (nicotine) and sulphur,
are used together, both Of which kill
the parasites, while the sulphur re-
mains In the wool and protects for some
time against re-infection AS no caus-
tic Is used to soften the scab, heat
must be relied on to penetrate the
crusts.
The tobacco and sulphur dip is pre-
pared as follows:
A. Infusing the tobacco: Place one
pound Of good leaf or manufactured
tobacco for every six gallons of dip
desired in a covered boiler Of cold or
lukewarm water and allow to stand for
about twenty-four hours; on the even
ing before dipping bring the water to
near the boiling point (212 degrees F.)
for an instant, then remove the fire
and allow the infusion to stand over
night
b. Thoroughly mix the sulphur
1one pound to every six gallons of dip
desired) with the hard in a bucket Of
water to the consistency of Cruel
c. when ready to dip, thoroughly
strain the tobacco infusion (A) from
The leaves by pressure, mix the LIQUID
The independent., 1907-03-21

newly Matched mite has only three
pairs of legs, the other pair appearing
about forty hours after birth. The
color Of the mite Is pinkish cream.
The parasite Is not easily recognized
with the naked eye unless 1t Is placed
on a dark background. A very notice
able peculiarly of these mites is the
long threads attached to the third pair
Of feet and which trail behind them as
they travel. The males can be disttn-
guished from the females by a more
rounded appearance of the body. THIS
parasite has very little power Of loco
motion. IT causes biting and an irrit-
alton of the skin, which produces an
intense itching. It Affects the shoul-
ders, sides. tanks, back, neck and
rump.
Symptoms: As one of the first symp-
toms when scab breaks out In q fook
the sheep are seen rubbing against
posts they take hold Of the wool and
seem to pull II. and tho wool has there
fore tagged or pulled appearance
making tho fieoco look uneven and
rough. On account of tho intonss irrft-
alton that II produces. tho wool nhsrs
become stuck together. "A tho mites
increase they produce an intenso UNI
casincas among sheep. WHARF thu wool
has boon pulled by continued biting
aud rubbing Of the animal. upon az
animation ono VIII ind iittls white
postules which are alightly elevated
and tho skin In somewhat infamed.
Sometimes largo patches win occur on
tho side OF shcnp. Fiockmen become
suspicious ef . hsrd whsrs thay -