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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28
SOME DIsCORD.

All Is not peace In the Republican
ranks Of the county. il seems The
Star which IS published by Thos. w.
Williams. and which has some claims
To consideration from those In office,
Eeems to have been badly treated and
IL showing BIT Of proper resentment,
In commenting upon the manner in
which II was euchred out of the pub
lteatirn 81 tae assessment Toll and
l'9e pfs,I'eafi ii nf he list by the Citi-
The Star has found that there
else sorp9ratian' which
controls the gesh pots of the county
an the aeal cook viii not permit his
assistants to dish out any OF the con
tents to any rival or would-be rival
of the constituted organ The Star
tells its story as follows
'srhe list of assessed property in
this county was published Tuesday in
the Citizen, thirteen days later tran
the time fiSed by law for he publi-s-
ton Of said list. The law says the
list shall be published on or before
the 10th OF July, and 10 order to eyade
the law the Citizen management Tres
Cav dated part Of its paper the 10th
rnf rsrt the 93rd. and part OF the
published list appears IN the section
dated the 10th and part In the section
ated the 2srd. making Of 1t a mixed
and botehed affair, In addition to
Icing clear violation of the law.
Assessor Nellis had promised the Star
- work Of publishing the list, but
eas bu'ldozed into giving il 70 the
Citizen, and that paper succeeded in
et'ng il out thirteen days later than
the da prescribed Dy law, ald then
only by hsying a portion of the work
arne II one OF the Democratic news.
parer Offices of this city. The county
commissioners say they have beer
greatly hindered In their work by the
delay In getting out the list. and prop
erty owners who have made trips to
Cairo o object to the assessment of
their property and who could not do
SO until after the list was published
have been put 70 considerable annoy
ance and expense. Heretofore the
Il has been published under the APP
prehension that if not issued as the
law directs the pay for i-g tae
eQrk would he forfeited. ami there is
~ reason why ii should not apply in
this case
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sOF
ilO HOME WEEK
tssAcAgss-Ts WILL, KEEP
cpEN HOUSE THIS WEEK
FoR VlslTo S FROM Al
POINTS OF Go"rAsS
THOUSANDS At Home
T. Visit Seems Ct Their Childhood
Former Hoston.ans Go Back to
Eat Baked 6ea's-roday L,
Founders Day.

Boston Mass, July 27.-Grea bon
fires will blaze forth as beacons o.
the hills of ssachustetts tonight IN
welcome to the tens Of thousands Of
sons and daughters OF the state re
turning for the "0ld Home Week'
celebration For several months the
1ld Bay S ate has been preparing for
ne celebration All the chief cities
I ,Yd towrs ~ the soto have at,anre
aeY Ner horse lnf'nr 80 re-
| f.rrcr sanf ari danrhtess wha havs
s0and new h1re In til west End in
oiher parts of the Uni Ell States anil
Csna3a And they are corning sore
By thousands as is evidencel by t e
rush already IN 10 visit again the
ecenes ef their eDi'dhcod TO rc1ew
I'D aeauantances and to spend
Happy week with family and friends
The celebration will naturally en-
ter in Boston the historic capital of
he site, which Is loaking for@ari to
the largest crowd of visitor In he
history The city is pyofusaly deco
rated for the occasion, the sta
colors II white blue and god pre-
dominating. Immense Welcome
arches greet tie Visitors as they ar
live al railroad station or boat land
ing. The floral teco,ations OF the
famous Public Gardens have been sur
L. Ia. A.,
been placed electric fountains and
ether features designed especially for
the occasion. The court house. CITY
hall, state house and other public
buildings. together with the hotels
and business houses and many priyata
residences, are gay with flags ana
bunting.
during the next seven days there |
vlll he family scaonl association and |
2cllcge reunions of all sorts. military |
naneuve:s and parades civic trade |
and electrical professions. histo lea /
religious and patriotic |
Bbservances, river carniyals, recen- /
lions to the governors of New Eng
land and other distinguished guests,
and band concerts, bar
quests. Inspection Of warships We hit
races and aquatic sports and athletic
contests almost without number
The various DAYS of the week hare
been appropriately designated as fol
ows:
Sunday Founders Day Dedi-
,ated to Blackstone. Winthrop and
nc founders Of Boston.
Monday Patriots Day" Deai-
.a.e1 to Adams, Hancock. Revere, and
he patriot sons Of the city. Big New
England FireTen's muster
Tuesday-"Greate Boston Day"
nd "Hone Corners Day" re Heated
0 the suburban communities.
Wednesday-"New England Tar |
dedicated to the people aad governor
L the New England Stotes. Grand
iyic and trades procession.
Thursday assachuse Il Day
dedicated to the people ans indus
ries of Massachusetts Automobi
arade and electrical parade
Friday Women's Day" Dedicated
> the women of the city ami state.
Saturday-"Mil.tary DAY. De
ated to the defenders Of the Con-
Mobilization and parade
the militia under the command OF
eneral Nelson A. Miles.
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FOR STATE RIGHTS.
INC political evert q Iast reek wa.

The political event CT last week was
IN ,eeal fight in North Carolina By
tte fslreads against the state law
re hiring PASSENGER ra.es 10 % cents
i nile. TIE railroads evaded the law
g charging the former full rate. but
e iacref coupon 10 the tickets
rich rrornised - iegay the over
charge Il the coul,s decided against
II II tte,epgni cf passhsitstionasly
sre Prl.chard' % thu Haired stafos
fnrrene court has decided that the
Law. under watch the railroad en-
ployes bad beer imprisoned by the
state coari. vas uarunsiiiHtiOnal and
old a,f The rris ner. were dis
ffasged under habeas corpus pro.
se'ines. The Gaze has been sp.
sled r. the state authorities ana
rs1 90 to the L. s. supreme court
fo- fnai decision In his decision
Iufxe Pr char1 declared that.
ANY attempt at punishment under
the statute Of the state. any attempt
% furnish TIC company or It's agnis
for The observance Il She order and de.
cree Of ibis cour. w0Hld be In utter
tii-fc<nrd 81 the comfy which should
t1tf II vuu lie state and feIoul
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Th. care,.lna IrI,h vcle.-

There Is DO voice in the world
which ! think 50 soft-ylth 81 much
OF a COO and caress in it-as the
irish voice. ] an not going to be
guilty Of the folly Of trying to make
out that my countrymen are angels.
40. know they have plenty of faults:
but in the ordinary intercourse Of life
mere is no people who have pleasant
mere courtly and more engaging
IalaeTs.-T. ?. O'Connor in ?. 7. o.
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Conscience Tre ubIsd Him.

The man who applied at headquar-
ters for little help from the Chart.
able association set forth his case
with 20 much tact and moderation
that The secretary was beginning to
be fsyorsbly impressed. i can't ask
them TO do too much" the applicant
said, mcdestly. You see" he contin-
ued. in an outburst Of deIicacy and in
geiuougness. they paid for my we'd
ding last month. and twas real
swell Ln.."
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Experiences.

II was G 0,al examination
at a medic . a ~ As the examin-
alton proc STUDENT who was
being question: -o- warmer and
warmer. and thc cat broke out over
his forehead wv at would YOU do
to throw patient ato profuse per-
SEPARATION. at length asked the exam
liner, If you had tried the ordinary
drugs without efect?" Send him
here TO b. Examined. replied The stu
dent withcat mo nants hesitation.
If that d.dnt Go It. there's nothing
that would"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28

II Il were ssible to
conceive of so infatuated
a little acorn that, on
starting out in spring to
begin to grow, it should
deliberately say: Now |
mean to develop into a
towering oak but from
outset to end | wish ii to
be already understood
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NO DANGER SIGNAL

q needed when you approach this
store FOR harga,ng. You are sure I,
get hen here, because We are better
prepared to serve you. We have the
capital u buy and pay flr goods 81
months or more ahead Of the tine
when we win need them, in order 10
save paying advances on mcrchan-
disc, which is now the rule. II is not
50 with the small store, which has 10
buy frsm hand to mor h and stand all
the advances We give You the bene'
III Of our savings IN this way.
Soc wha reall go1s Barg i1s 70
AN get from US this week in wash
goods and white goods Of all kinds
rr~hr Cloths Dress Goods. Mrs'ins,
Embroid rod Laces, Ec.
sAML. WHITE.
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JOHN q g ago

Manufacturer and dealer IN Hsrncs
Collars. Saddles, Strap work, wis
Horse Clothing. lap busters snc -
Nets.
The only house In the city that
makes handmade harness. No. 1909
Washington Ave. Repairing . soeo
atty.
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TIME cARD CAIRO FlErTRIc pyS

RELT LINE cars due b. leave sscoad ~. w
ing north on Commercial Ave. every VI mir
utas from O m. N u p m
Goirg orth or Walnut 1t svers I6 minutes
from Sos q IN. to ta:6sp m.
POPLAR ST. IISE-Holbrooh Ave, osr GU
TO leave ~econ ~ G Ing nersh az, Ho Oh
Ave-, at 5.b7;,s n; $40; R:T; 7:i2 =. m, +re on
same minotes every hour until i0.s1 sud y 10
D. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth 81 II 5:ts,
6:ig; 6:84: 6ste; and 7.0i q. and on same min
at. 8 every hour until inss4 ard li:a4 p. m,
Poplar st ears dine % pass st Msrv's Dari
| minutes afte leaving SEQ nd 1t
BELT L. OWL OARS north on Walnut
IL 80 .. IN. 1894 o. M; 30 . M; 2Sr D. m
$50 a. m. 80 q. m 80 n. m.
North on Commercial--l3:00 p. M, 1000
m. 200 = M. 8 90 n. m. 4 90 8 m. 5 =. N.
Belt and Owl cars are due 70 paes West
Thirty fourth st 10 minutes after lcsvins
second II
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28
JULY 20 IN HISTORY.

402-Tamerlane defeated the seltail
Bajazel near Ancyra.
1540-Thomas Cromwell, who promo
ted the marriage of Henry VIII
with Anne Of Cloves. beheadea
1696-Azoff taken by Car Peter d
M Russia.
lilo English and Germans defeats
Spaniards at Almenera.
1850 Johann Sebastian Bach, COR,
poser died. Born March q
1855.
17s0-Forth and Clyde Canal opened
1874 Roberpierre and I'll others gull
lotined in Paris.
1S35--Attemept to kin King Louis
Philippe in Paris.
SAT- The Ala ana sailed for the
s Mersey.
1sCG-Act passed fixing maximu
strength of U. s. Army at rs.
382 rank and file.
1S90-Armenian cathedral in Ccnstan
tinople nlobbed by Mohamme
dams.
1S94-Town OF Phillips, Wis, dc
stroyed by forest fire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28
FishIaa BY Wireless.

a large fisheries company operat.
ing along the Agantis coast keeps
track Of the shoals Of ash BY means
81 wireless telegraphy. The feet com.
prises 40 vessels. When fhe- coast
Sise steamships sicht The fsh they
cen commsioate their movements to
he Other vessels Immediately.
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Beauty.

There are Womeu's faces. some real.
some ideal. which c91taia something
In then that becomes a positive ele-
ment in our creed. 50 direct and
palpable a TeTsiat-an e. it CT The in.
finite purity Of love-HolDss
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Novel churen d Pronosed.

A German merchant who died at
Cottbss let $4,000 To found a church
IN Consizntinople for ali denomina-
tons. TIE sermons are to be preach
ed IN Esperanto.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28

n remained for a salt Lake C.fv
orator 10 give a popular snss NJ 20 ia
oft-propounded osery. What sl.ii
we do when lostors disagr.e2" IA
said. do the doctors, "-New York
Herald
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28

courts, as well as .n ahsotnta nalty.'
The state court has also fined the
Southern "a lroad $4,000 ana execr.
TO- has been ordered issued and no
eguht VII IL resisted Thus The
fucst'on Or State Rights ANA Home
RTE Is pale The chief question and
r'ust re decided before he real issue
Of whether the rate reduction is rea-
sonable or ccnfscatGry can hc set
tied It Is to be noted that Judge
rit hard is late apoointee Of
President Roosevelt and was rot r.
auslg fsyc allie to tha gair ads befor
ne wes ap~9inte1 and fro NH s act ons
would appear to be still of that mird
This would indicate that President
Roosevelt although desiring TO appear
al raiircad regulator Is actually op
posed ID the states protecting their
citizen sfrom unreasonable raIr7a
IA les, or he would not have appointed
a friend of the railroads To the i'm
postaat position of Judge This
matter may take on even more i'm
portance for other arrests fer over
charges in other parts Of the state a1e
oertaintto follow and Gov Glenn Is
aid to be determined 10 upheld the |
rights Of tie state viii all the force /
a his command
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28

The above Is a correct statement OF
the number OF complete and perfect
eopies fthe Cairo Bulletin printed
for ha year 1906 and for the month
NJ suS@ OCT
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
This first day Of July, 1907.
LEO. ]. KLEB.
sSeaIl Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28
Progressive Chile.

Chile, which has the reputation OF
being the most progressive of the
Spanish speaking countries, has over
1900 miles of railroad and 1000
miles OF telegraph.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
for the year 1906 2o2s
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
/ during the month Of June
1907 .. ..... Pics
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28

About 80 years ago one out Of every
sSs Of the populstiaH Of Great Brit.
an was insane; noV TIE proportion is
one out Of 2s5. The increase being
most marked in the last fex wears
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-28

Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois
Population 1887.

Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois.
PcpuistIon 1887.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk r. Al HATCHER
Treasurer, THOMAS II, MAHCNEY
City Aitorney z NJ MOORE
Comptroller. ERNEST MonpMA Y
rollce Magistfaie, A ]. ROSS.
chief W l'phce, M, s, EACAN.
Alexander County, Population 2easH
County Clerk. JESSE r. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS
Sheriff, FRANK =. DAVIS.
States Attorney. ALEXANDER
Coroner. DIR. JAMES McMANUS
County superintendent or Schools,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer FRED .
%ElLts
Board Of County commissioners
J J. JTNNELL,1. Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS.
Dia EDWIN u CAUSE
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The American woman
is 4 remarkable creation
sclf-reliant, very capa-
Die, fascinating, adapt
able, and the best Of
friends. In the concrete.
she has accomplished
wonderful charitable and
national work, In i.c
4b<irart <bp i orrhang
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unfit for his duties In addition they rule the best paid
The road service The for these highcnss also
selected with great based upon ample experience and thorough qa
for their particular duties and upon their personal habits
and be safely stated that taken class they thor
oughly and conscientious in the discharge Of their important
and frequent that is found who feels
incompetent performing the Most Of them rather
pride the efficiency and thorougne with which they do
with the precision Of q chronoaeter
the watch his gauge,
carcatcr which simply Of his regular duty and The Iun
indicators Of locomotive; and these details be
eliminated locomotive evolved Observing
his Indispensable duties conjunction with
specified speeds If he be thoroughly informed Of his duties,
his timetable is ntreqcnt c complies with the rules
certainly reads his train orders in the presence Of
operator who gives them him II he wishes read them he
has other lights available the than the small lamp OF tee
intended for the illumination Of his One who has ridden
expert engineers g-pecd trains has noticed the almost
mechanical which all these the
precision which they do their work without anxiety
injector does work any other part Of the apparatus is
proper order which would oparde the safe handling
the is the engineers duty 10 observe his first rule and take
the necessary stop his train until remedy found
violation and the doing Of something which engincman
own Judgment experience tell him he should not 20 is per-
Missile
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IN xarYlna u.nre.s

IF a lieutenant has a fortune he
can marry; IL his fancee has for.
tune, he may marry; but If he has
debts. he must rry."--Meggendor.
fer Batter.
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Trihntp tn
Amprifalt mnmrm
e. HON. MAUD PAUNCEFOTE.
Daughter Of Former English Ambassador to
Washington.

given 10 living pleasure Of her home making pleasure the
business Of life The radical Development social relations that
America the men are the slaves women; while England the
still slaves of the Which OF these forms of sub
m greater happiness hard TO define but little
each side would advisable Happiness the most elusive
ades inside track and from the social whir
merely froths nd
Tvo
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a..
wal written for the AngoSs1oD spirit. %t&t afsN&
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subscribe fei he BalleuD and &c,
aevs Only 6oc per month Tor
! paper ever dsv IN ne ve.r.
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Biography.


Governor John A. Johnson of MIN
nesota, upon whom public attention
has been centered recently by tn
announcement that he was Gel Henry
Wattersons dark horse" candida, G
for the Democratic presidential nomi
nation next year. was born in St.
Peter. MINI, July rs. 1861. of Swedish
parents. AT the early age of IL he
was left to care for his family by the
death of his father and he star
ont with practically no schooling t.
make his way in the world He wen
to work in a printing office in hi
home town and in the course of tine
rose until he became the editor am
later the owner Of the newspaper b.
which he had been first employed AZ
a boy. Prior 10 his election as govern
or his only experience as an offies
holder had been gained by sever
years Of service as a state senator
In 1904, although Roosevelt carried
Minnesota by plurality Of 1914
votes johnson. leading the Democra-
tic ticket, was elected governor by a
plurality Of 1852. And in 1906, when
there was no national election. Gov
ernor Johnson was reelected by
plurality Of 73.slS
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Small Nest Of hUmn,ing Bird.
Two infnitesimsi ztite eggs tax
the tiny nest Of the hHnmiaE bird
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Funlar Tiurs lit tl1r Krrpittg
nf Lnrnrnntiur Eltgiltrrr
BY A. T. HARDIN,
Asst cerl MANAGER N. Y. Central Railroad.

safety Of great train depends largely upon the ocoo-
tive engineer in charge This fact is fully appreciated by
railroad companies demonstrated by the wccsabshcd
practice of working these short hours with frequent days
OF entire cessation from work The engineers who run the
majority of the higspccd trains seldom their cagncs
than five consecutive hours and many Of them
than II, and quite ofQn not more than eight, and They sell
dom work than four days per week Under these
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Friends Of the Bulletin are request
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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-01
Potatoes in. Cheese Sauce.

M E. Southworth gives, the follow.
ing recipe for patatas con queso (pc,
tatoes baked in cheese sauce): Put
two tablespoonfuls of crumbled
cheese, or potted cheese, in a sauce.
pan with two tablespoonfuls Of but
ter; when melted add two tablespoon
fuls of flour and rub until smooth
and creamy. Season with salt, pap.
RIGA, and a dash of tabasco, and then
add slowly one and one-half cups Of
milk, stirring until thoroughly blend
ed. Remove from the fire. Peel six
large, firm potatoes, and slice rather
thin and chop one sweet bell-pepper.
Put layer of the potatoes in a baking
DISH and sprinkle with the chopped
pepper, then another layer of pota-
toes, and so on until the dish is filled.
Over all pour the thickened cheese
sauce, and sprinkle broken English
walnut meats and bits of butter on
top, and bake until the potatoes are
thoroughly cooked.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-01

Eyes, 1t Is about his diplomatic head
that the elements rage. But Jewish
banker of New York city runs him q
close second In Importance"
"A remarkable statement. that"
"And this little Jew is a remarkable
man. A Macedonian by birth, he has
made five score of millions in Amer
lea. But he remembers his country
in the time of her need. 1t is he who
offers to clothe, arm. and feed the Bull
garian Nanny. If it fights for the free
dom of his race. His one condition is
this: the invasion must have a rea-
sonably sure chance of success, That
is assured, he thinks, when England
agrees to stand behind Bulgaria"
And the name of this Jewish
banker?"
lotto Kuhn. One must not forget
him."
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-01

In Lucerne. He had left Sofia sud
denly under the plea of sickness
whether real or assumed. And now
he has disappeared again from here
and has left absolutely no trace OF
his whereabouts
$50 that when the kings messenger
comes here he will still be unable to
deliver his dispatches. AS you say, II
is an extraordinary state of affairs.
suppose that Sir Mortimer continues
to be a properly credited ambassador
until he receives those dispatches"
Undoubtedly"
"And in the meanwhile there is a
hue and cry for him."
my dear fellow, | have told YOU
repeatedly that you are behind the
scenes. Ostensibly Sir Mortimer has
gone to the mountains for his health.
But the arrival here in Lucerne of the
mother and daughter is significant"
They come to rescue him from the
influence of Countess Sarahoff of
course. But If she has disappeared
with Sir Mortimer"
Il saw you flirting with her at the
kursaal about an hour ago." said
Locke, smiling at me grimly.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-01
FLOWERS IN WINDOW-BOxEs.
Pleasure for Those Who Have Nc
Garden or Porch.

To the ffower-lover, who has no gar
len or porch, window boxes offer ex-
cellent opportunities. Nothing can
give more pleasure to one who lives
in a fiat or house. Ii you have sew.
eral boxes to fill, and want something
new, try filling each with flowers of
5ne color, with just enough of some
other to relieve the monotony. A
charming box is one filled with either
pink or red geraniums. These are
easy to grow, and they bloom con.
stantly. A box is also attractive when
dlled with yellow nasturtiums Of diff
Cerent shades, and of the climbing
alyssum, mignonette, heliotrope, and
many other flowers may also be
grown.
The chief requirement for boxes is
that they be Of sufficient size to hold
4 quantity of dirt that will not dry
!oamy soil that holds moisture well,
and watered regularly, good results
should be obtained. Too much sun is
as harmful as too littlS.
Any carpenter can readily make a
box to fit the desired place. If one
must think of economy, there are
many packing boxes which are the
right size for the purpose. They
should, however, be fortified in the
middle with cross cleats, but need not
be lined. They should be well paint
ed, dark green, or a color to match the
house. 1t is a good plan to fill the
boxes with about two inches Of
broken charcoal before putting in thu
soil.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-01
Seven Billion Gallons of Milk.

The 7,5O0,OOO,OOO gallons of CONNER
cial milk annually consumed repre-
sents an enormous white river pouring
across the u. S. in every direction and
yet few people realize that it is fast
becoming a veritable river StyX, for it
is so disease laden that millions Of
people are day-by-day drinking disease
in various forms from this greatest of
disease-spreading agents. Choicest
among these diseases is Consumption.
Health Office repo IT'S show that $3.50 OF
the Dairy Cows cave Bovine TubercU-
losis and through the milk and meat
are dealing out Consumption to the
people at an alarming rate. An Sffec-
tive remedy is recently claimed in" the
simple feeding Rasawa in small doses
to the cattle. The remedy is cheap
and few cents worth procured at any
Drug Store will render COW entirely
immune is the claim made in a free
booklet issued by The Mutual Mercau-
tile Co., Cleveland, o. Ask your Drug
gist for booklet.