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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07
Value of Good Care

Don't give all the credit of great
yields of butter to the breeding of the
cow only. Remember good care is a
factor to be reckoned with also, and
counts next to good blood.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07

FITS, st. Vitus Dance and all Nervous
Diseases permanently cured by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Send for Free $40
trial bottle and treatise. DIR. r. II. Kline,
Id, 93l Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07
A Round Silo.

greater The joints, cautions Mis-
souri, Valley Farmer, have to be tight
either set in paint or painted on
the outside to exclude the air.
Any farmer can haul few logs to
his local mill and have his lumber
sawed for about so cents. He can then
build his silo himself
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07
Care of Milk

Cleanliness in milking is one of the
most essential acts in the care of
milk. The cows udder should always
be wiped clean with a >an. damp
cloth.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07
How 1t Happened.

Gyer-I was in . railway wreck
seven years ago. and never got over
it.
Myer-You must have been badly
hurt.
Gyer-I wasn't hurt at all. didn't
get over it because I crawled from un-
der. See?-Chicago Daily News.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07
BUILD YOUR OWN SILO.
Put in the Spare Days in Providing
Store House for Green Fodder.

Don't pay for ready made silos
when you can build one for less than
half the money. A square silo is
just as good as a round one, undressed
lumber is as good as dressed. In
building a square silo, build it high
and small in the square so that the
pressure of the ensilage will be the
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07
Reciprocjty.

"Every father thinks he has the
finest baby in the world"
yes" answered the cynic. land
once in awhile, but not nearly so
often baby grows up to think 1t has
one of the finest fathers in the
world"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07

OF order. Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me of these troubles in 1902, and for
five years l have had no return"
All dealers. so cents a box. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07

back hurt me ter
ribly, l had sharp,
S h o o tt n 6 pains,
changing to a dull,
d r a g gin g ache. I
could not stand for
any length of time
and my back hurt
me when / sat down.
My feet and ankles
were badly swollen
every evening, and
my stomach was out
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07

Many man would rather lie when
asked for information than say: Il
don't know"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07
BACK GAVE GUT.
A Typical Case of Kidney Trouble and
Typical Cure.

Mrs. Chloe Page of $40 s. Pitt
Street, Alexandria, Va, says: my
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-11-07

DkTEMTCwws.S,'s%S Gsl,%sa Patent xns AtsGr
- ShV . Stree. Terms low. Highest ref.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
STORY OF THE UAFIA.
Ueird Ceremonies and WonderfuI
Influence of the Terrible Societu

Undoubtedly the most powerful and terrible
secret society in the whole world is the Maha
which hourishes in Italy and has done SO for
more than three hundred years II was founded
IN Sicily for protection against the Injustice of
foreign rulers; but it now embraces people of
all classes and all religions. and its operations
are not conined to any particular object exceDt
the gain Of all the members
lie who Is of the Malta, says "Vit-Rits" is
almost sure 70 do well. and may even escape
Justice after committing the most serious crimes
II is said that the secret of the success of the
If member opens new shop, the word is given
round and all the other members in the neigh
borhOod flock to IL with their custom. If onp OF
the Mafosa, as they are called, is putting mn for
an election the influence of the order. is set 10
work in every direction in his favor; If one com
mits a crime he may he let off because the
judge and jury are his brothers: and not lone,
since man murdered another in the streets Of
Palermo and was caught the next moment hut
he broke away from his captors and unon me
instant the cry of 'Mahos" was sent round and
every possible impeachment was put In the v,oy-
of the pursuit that it failed and The man eot
free Subsequently the police discovered hi
Whcre0 bouts, hut they dared not arrest hin, INV
fear OF the Malta.
The society win allow any of it's members 10
behave honestly or criminally toward any other
ing established for the purpose of committing
crime. Il does not encourage such acts but when
they have been committed II viii do jts level
best to shield the perpetrators from the conse-
quences
But should a Mafosi at any time do badly,
toward another, or in any way whatever fail in
his duty to the fraternity he may be sure that
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
OFF HIS MIND.

Something was always the matter with lIr. JOr-
dan When he was not suffering from excruciating
pains Ia his back chest. groaning with an at
tack Of Indigestion, he threatened with nfiam-
matory rheumatism. appendicitis something
equally terrible. He could talk 10y the hour about
his nliseries. and frequently did
y know what viii you OF all these ailments
You nave been telling about" said his friend.
Or Simmons 10 him day but il wouldn't do
any good 10 recommend II YOU
III promise 70 do anything You suggest vowed
Mr. Jordan. If its something that isn't beyond
my powers"
II Will answer for thar. You go 10 the big brick
yard Just outside of town. ell the superintendent
] sent YOU There. ana that ! want him give you
900 among the boys who lift the clay bricks
from The moving platform. belt. just as they
cone from the machine. and place them in the
racks It's lively work but there is something in
tie atmosphere Of fresh clay in tie handling or
It ps-nap- that's just what yOu need. Take what
ever he offers you, # it's only dollar day"
III do to
It was several weeks before Dr. Simmons saw
him again.
Hello. Jordan hc said. when he met him ..Yol;
haren't told anything about your ailments
lately
M ailments" exclaimed the other Good land
DC yon know what kind OF lob that brick Jerking
IS, ] haven't had time to talk about my ailments
or even think cf them. for whole month and
every last of en- has left me-
4 thought You may Qi1it row. You're
Youths Companion.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
BUFFALO BILL CROSSES BRIDGE.
Big Wild West Show Now Under Tent in
Brooklyn.

Graced by the presence of five retired generals
and hundreds OF thousands of other persons, Buff
falo Bills Wild West closed the three weeks sea
son in the Madison Square Garden last night.
After that the quick work Of hundreds Of men and
horses transferred the great exhibition over the
East River into Brooklyn where Colonel Cody and
mis- rough riders will be seen for ore week at 30
street and Fifth avenue. There those who for five
years have not had an opportunity to the e1-
hibtion under tentsHi.l be able sit in the open
air and see the thrilling performance.
After midnight The Garden which has been the
scene Of great excitement for the last three weeks
was left d desoiate spot. Only a few properties
remained, and on the streets leading from New
York TO Brooklyn heavy wagons with fine big
horses helped 10 take the properties OF the great
exhibition to Brooklyn. While the Garden in Man
haitian was as dark pitch. with nothing OF the
Former glory gr2cng the interior, lot of land in
Brooklyn was the scene OF hundreds Of men dIiy-
ing stakes. putting up poles, and all these work
men drilled ike regiment. And early this morn
.nS what had been vacant lot looked Ike white
city Cook tents. dressing tents the large square
tent with the sky FOR a roof. presented the ap-
pearance Of model clean village. which shook
and bowed with the gusts OF wind
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
GOSSIP OF THE BOROUGH
Nesc PARK B0ath0usc Not Suited to
Shelter Cr0zcdS During Ran.

The truth Of the old saying. A thing done
by halves is never done right" is soon 10 be
impressed on the minds of Brooklynites IN a
manner more instructive than enjoyable. Inc
city fathers applied small sum OF money TO
the building Of a new boathouse for the Pros
pect Park lake little more than a year ago
TO axe the place Of the old one. which for sew
eral years has threatened TO collapse under the
weight of the holiday crowds. The new boat
house is about ready for use, and the Old
boathouse is to be torn down.
Just here comes the rub. The park employees
have known from the beginning and the public
is soon to discover by actual experience that the
new boathouse viii never answer the purpose
for which il was built Apparently unknown TO
the aldermen and the Board of Estimate and
Apportionment, one of the chief uses 10 which
the boathouse is put is TO shelter the Saturday
and Sunday crowds in case of sudden showers
The music stand, few hundred feet away, is
the centre about which the holiday crowds
often made up Of thousands of people in all
their best clOthes-congregat and il offers no
shelter to any except the musicians Hence il
has been the custom OF the crowds TO scurry TO
the boathouse for protection.
The old bOathouse is a long shed capable of
accommodating a great number of people It
was put up years ago by the authorities for
temporary use. Ever since, Il has been an eye
sore and disgrace, but II has been practical. at
least. The new boathOuse is a pretty. white
tile structure of two stories much more in keep
house, but scarcely more practical than toy
Noah's ark Its interior is TO be fitted up as a
shop. Special rooms occupy more space. leaving
for shelter purposes possibly room for 100 or
200 people at pinch. The pier without is an
unsheltered platform. scarcely large enough for
the launches and rowboats to approach TO take
off or land their parties
With the old boathouse removed, there will
be no shelter worth speaking of in this portion
of the park. and il is here that the great ma
jority Of visitors remain. II is not onl:' here
that parties take the boats and listen the
Saturday and Sunday concerts. but the new
ana old fashioned flower gardens are near by.
as is also the chief centre.
The park authorities have decided that they
will not order the swanboats removed from
Prospect Park. Commissioner Michael J. Ken
nedy thinks such accident as happened at
Central Park the other day could occur on the
Brooklyn Lake. Brooklynites are not so conf
dent. The little lake is very deep. Its bottom
was scraped out to supply bottom for the
large lake. and for this reason skating is not
allowed on il in winter. The lake is situated
by the side of the long meadow, where hun
dreds Of children play.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

the penalty OF death awaits him at very early
date The Malta never fails in exacting thar
murders that constantly taking place all
over Italy are 10 be attributed TO this cause
The Malta is the most faithful friend and the
most terrible enemy.
1t is not an easy thing to join the Malta. and
the tests as 20 whether candidate Is fit for the
fraternity and likely 10 be a good member oF ~
probationary trials. but when at last the COM
t1ittee are satisfied that he is a good candidate
he s ouly initiated The candidate has then to
so through 4 terrible ceremony
First OF all cut is made i'm his body and a
quantity OF blood is drawn from IT, and with this
ne SnlearS an image of his favorite saint and
then sets the image fire. Immediately taking
an oath IN the following words. Il swear on
my honor 10 be faithful to the brotherhood As
TINS SAINT and the drops of my blood are de-
stroyed. SO will shed all the blood have for
the fraternity; and as these ashes and this blood
can never be restored 70 me. 50 can I never
again become free from the brotherhood
Ihen the new initiate has 10 draw a revolver
ana shoot at crucifix, 10 show that he would be
most intimate friend if commanded to do So Hs
IS then a full member and he is said 10 be
weaTer oS the red MANTLE
His name as member is not entered in anv
books but il Is duly forwarded 10 The head
quarters. and then IL Is communicated hv word
of mouth all the other members in the district
where he lives. These other members teach him
al the other signs and customs of the fraternity
which II Is necessary he should know and he a
once becomes active member
The headquarters OF the Brotherhood are being
constantly moved about one week they in
one place, and the next in another at the
other end of the country. Nobody ever knows.
except the members. where 20 put their fingers
on the Malta In each town there is a kind o.
chief agent, who is kept posted up with tho
doings and movements Of headquarters. and he
communicates them 20 those OF the members
who concerned
When member wants the active assistance OF
the whole of the brotherhood this agent acts a5
the intermediary between the individual and
headquarters. and so swift is the action of the
brotherhood that In an extreme case the whole
or Italy could be at work in favor OF one OF the
humblest members within few hours OF the ap-
peal being made.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
GUARD NOTES

AlaIor-elect Robert Mclean of the 9Th Regiment.
chosen few nights ago has passed the brigade
examining board. and lac receives his
commission Company * viii hodl an election for
dinner last Tuesday after returning from Creed
moor The members Of the regiment are taking a
great interest I'm the coming instruction in harbor
forts and there win be q large turnout
Captain Frank Norton Of Company I Of the 23d
Regiment will it is expected be elected third
major of that command next week. \ committee
Of which Captain Onderdonk is chairman has been
appointed to report on candidate next Monday
already declared themselves for CAPTAIN Martin
G and X will leave for the jamestown exposition
next Wednesday night
Company Il Of the 18th Regiment has elected
First Sergeant D. Jennings TO be first lieutenant
and Sergeant j. Shaw to be second lieutenant.
master Sergeant G. A. Bodiu to be adjutant or the
third battalion. with the rank Of first lieutenant
mory next Saturday night
Colonel Eddy Of tho 47th Regiment has selected
Companies Il and Of his command 10 perform
duty in hsrbor forts next month They will prob
ably ba duty at Fort Schuyler. Company F
will take part in the military mass AT the navy
yard May 26.
Colonel W R Hotchkin OF The 22d Regiment has
appointed two new assistant surEeous-Drs NJ. s
Borden and W. H. Happe. who will rank cap
tains The city has purchased the land selected
on Washington Heights for armory for the
regiment and plans for the armory will be soon
advertised for. Sergeant J. F. Friebele. OF Com
pany f. has been unanimously elected second lieu
tenant Lieutenant w. s. Conrow. OF Company Il,
will Il is understood, he elected captain, vice
DVett promoted major. Company VIII hold its
annual dinner next Saturday night. Corporal j. j..
Mclaughlin, of Company +, has been awarded the
m dn at trIRS the recent gmes MS Company so
won the point trophy for making the best record
among the companies Sergeant Lewis Phillips
of Company +. has been appointed battalion quar-
termaster sergeant of the Sd Battalion.
Colonel Daniel Appleton, of the 7th Regiment
accompanied by his staff. VIII review the 9th Regi-
ment under command Of Colonel ". +, Morris. at
the armoiy next Monday night During the even.
ing lSi members OF the regiment will be presented
with lC0 per cent duty medals Medals FOR long
service and rife medals win also be pre-
sSnted CAPTAIN l.. J. Wint~rrOtE, recently ap-
pointed ConlniSSaiN OF the regiment, has passed
the examining board.
Captain H. H. Rogers, OF the new Company I. Of
the 18th Regiment has passed the examining
board. An election for third major the regi-
ment VIII he hald morrow night. Colonel DYER
in celebration of the fifteenth anniversary of his
joining the Eth. Will give dinner next Saturday
night. which ali the nOn-commissione officers
In the regiment will he invited. Company l.. Can
tain Foster, VIII visit the jamestown exposition
on July 8.
The rife shooting trophy for teams of twenty
five men. offered by Controller Metz Tor compet-
ton among the companies of the 18th Regiment
has been awarded TO the Company G team Company
Will hold an election for Arst and also Sec
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
MANcHURIAs MINERAL weALTH,

Reports gathered by the japanese since the war
with Russia indicate that Northern Manchuria
possesses large stores OF valuable minerals such
as gold, silver. copper, lead and iron Under the
operation partly of Chinese officials and partly OF
native companies and small capitalists the average
annual output has been about Sl0.OOOUO0 Bur a
large part OF the deposits have not even been
touched Gold Is found both in quartz and IN
placers. The country drained by the HufahO River
Is reported to be rich In gold silver copper lead
ana coal. The mineral regions. accessible b,,
means OF the Yaiu the Huifaho the Sungari and
the Lao and other rivers and their tributaries -
Youths Companion.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
OLD OVENS STILL SURVIVE.

In Canada the French settlers still continue 70
use large brick ovens out OF doors such as were
built in France go years sgo The perfection of the
steve and range in the last fifty years has driven
many Of tfese ovens out Of commission but many
OF the inhabitants think that no good baking can
be done in any other oven. It's is simple a
fire * made IN the oven Of good hardwood and
when the oven is exceedingly hot the ashes are
raked out and the large loaves ready 10 bake are
placed on the bottom of the without pans
This method Of baking makes very thick croara
Or crust AS all OF the natural clements of the
grain are left in the -four the bread IS dark in
cOlOT.-KansaS City Journal
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
LORD MiLNER IN A MILK CART.

An adventure OF Lord Miner in n Berkshire VII
age was described in an amusing case NJ the
Abingdon County Court
The defendant. a farmer, who disputed q bill for
repairs 10 milk cart. said: 4 had the honor OF
driving Lord Miner from sutton and he was
disguised with the cart
I9is horor-Perhsps IL reminded him Of South
Africa. (Laughter1
The neferdant-HIe took house NJ Sutton. and
asked me 20 drive him into Abingdon. When We
got there he exclaimed: mo more OF your milk
cart l am perfectly disguested." Laughter.S
London Daily Mall
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
NO HEssIANs NEED APPLY

Aunt Sally Linnckin looking admringy IT
a collection of souvenir postal cards brought back
from Europe by one of her summer boarderz.
Now. this one. said he. showing a handsome
"a I'd lis from Hesse-where those essian soldiers
came from, you know.
Aun: Sally put down the cards ard rose up IN IT,
tense Indignation.
Land sakes." she exclaimed in horror. Did
you go there2'-Youths Companion
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
ORPHANS.

Two OF the young friends of Bishop WHberfOrce,
or ONfCrd, gave the authorities OF the university
mucn trouble that they the nicknames or
Hophni and Phinehas
One day. says T. IL Escott in society in the
country House. they loUngins about tho
nan at IEddesdon Palace. singing the Lutheran re-
lraln, THE devil is dead" when the Bishop sud
denly appeared.
lie walked very gently Up tO them. and IN his
most careSsinS manner. placing hand on each
bead. said. IN CousOlatOry tone:
Alas. poor ORPHANS ''-Youth's Companion
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
Our One Price System

ond lieutenant tomorrow night George Curtis.
for the first named office. and j CniaCke, from
tou. Second Lieutenant j. J Zahn, Of Company
D. has been elected first Lieutenant Company @
has elected p. Ragnarson formerly Of the Swedish
army, Il second lieutenant. There viii be large
turnout Of members for the camp at Peeksbiu
next month.
The following members OF the cd Battery have
been awarded decorations for long service: Articer
9. r. Morse, for fifteen years; First Sergeant J. J
stephens. jr., Sergeant J. ii. Saver. Trumpeter Z.
Jaegle Hospital Steward a. &. Benson and Private
W. II. Francis. for ten years
In the election for third major Of the 69th
Regiment Captain Philip L. ReviIe. of Company
D. the senior line captain. received eighteen votes
and Captain J. J. Scanlon Of Company r. the
second senior received eight. The election of
Captain Rcviile afterward made unanimous
lie IS veteran of the Spanish war. and Joined
tho regiment April 30 ls9S. having previously
served six years in the 22d Regiment as private
corporal and sergeant. Companies &. @. II. T. and
II VIII go TO CreedmOor for rifle practice to-nOr-
row, and Companies A. B. +, VI and / Will go to
the range next Tuesday The Kemp trophy will
be presented to the company having the best per
Centaec Of enlisted strength and the Emmett trophy
TO the company making the best percentage in
sNirmSh firing.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

Company T. Of the 18th Regiment has elected
First Sergeant y. Jennings TO be first lieutenant
and Sergeant J. Shaw to be second lieutenant
Colonel Austen has appointed Regimcnta Quarter
master Sergeant &. A. Bodiu to be adjutant or the
third battalion. with the rank Of first lieutenant
The regiment VIII hold athletic games at the ar
n,orv next Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

The cast for Miss Rebecca Lane Hooper's new
play, THE Garment of Illusion" which is TO be
given at the Majestic Theatre on Tuesday and
Wednesday. May 22 and %, for the benefit OF
the School Settlement Association, is follows:
Miss Margaret Bradley Miss Hooper: Fred
lrsuiey Wing Tabor WetInore: Hamilton
Sears Henry Gaines Hawn; Mrs Samuel Sears
Miss Sarah TroWDridSe Day; Miss Gladys
Sears, Mrs Corbett; Vincent Harris, James Lee
Wiley; Lawrence Horton, William ST. James A
Jordan. large and representative list of
pa atronesses has been obtained. The Settlement
house is at No. 14S Jackson street.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

Colonel Eddy Of tho 47th Regiment has selected
Companies and F Of his command 10 perform
duty in hsrbor forts next month, They will prob
,r,I, i,a on dutv at Fort SCHUYLER Company T.
will take part in the military mass at the navy
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mangin, OF No 407 Sd
street announced the engagement of their
daughter Miss Marguerite Mangin. S. Frank
lin Gates.