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The Columbus journal., 1908-09-09
A Metaphor with q History.

To know q hawk from q hernshaW'
is q metaphor with q curious history
It is q comparison drawn from fal
c0nry. "Hernshaw" is q corruption OF
''heronshaw," or young heron. a bird
which was . common prey Of the fal
cons. To know q hawk from a hern.
shaw therefore is to be able to dis
tinguish the falcon from its prey. A
further colloquial corruption crept into
the phrase-''tO know q hawk frOL'
q handsaw." form used by Hamlet
in one place. Possibly the distinction
between q hawk and q hernshaw was
found not to be strong enough for the
purposes of the proverb.
The Columbus journal., 1908-09-09
Chocolate Molasses Taffy.

One cup of sweet milk. Melt In II
two squares of chocolate. then add one
cup of brown sugar, one Of molasses
and q piece of butter as large as an
English walnut. Boil All stir till
it will harden In water. Add vanilla
and a pinch Of soda. Pour in but.
tered tin to cool. Should be brittle
The Columbus journal., 1908-09-09
WHY THE BLUENOSE?
NOVA scoTlANs NOT FOND OF BE-
ING 90 CALLED.
Name, However, Has Stuck to Them
Since Time Out Of Mind
Explanations ~ to lts
Origin.

OUU8SSs
Those who dwell In the Canadian
province Of Nova Scotia are called
bluen0ses. The name has stuck to
them since time out Of mind. but how
they came to get it Is . matter of con-
lecture. One thing is certain-they
don't like 1t.
Nova Scotians pride themselves on
their English ancestry, and some will
offer the suggestion that the name Is
token that the blue blood shows.
When the French were driven out of
Acadia the fertile lands they vacated
we're taken up by English cOlOnists.
chiefly from Massachusetts.
The spirit of revolt was strong then
In Boston and elsewhere In New Eng
land Those who were loyal to the
king and taxes found it good Oppor-
tunity to move. and from these loyal
lists Acadia was largely repeopled.
1t may be that the blue blood shows
and that the name is q badge Of
honor. but most Nova ScOtians don't
believe it. for they feel that it IS q
term of reproach.
"Why bluenose?" was the question
put to one yOun~ ~an whose home
isn't far from Iowa oSOtia.
why, after the bluenose potatoes.
Of course" she said. "and l think it's
mean to name people after potatoes"
Now. it's true that next to apples
potatoes form the greatest product of
the rich Nova Scotian soil. And it's
also true that the bluenoses is the
bright particular star among the varie
ties of potatoes they raise in Nova
Scotia.
But the potatoes we're named for
the people. not the people for the po
tatoes. It's simple question Of
chronology.
You explain it carefully to the young
woman and she says: How silly Of
me-" but you can see with half an eye
that you haven't convinced her.
Here's another guess. Being the
third and last, maybe it's the right
one. At any rate it's the one generally
accepted in that part of the American
world known as Down East.
It Is cold In Nova Scotia, mighty
cold, for six months out of every II.
and the Nova Scotian nose peeking out
from the furs and wooden mumers
first gets red and then turns blue as
the icy breath of the north nips 1t.
But, however 1t Is. the easiest way
to put the Nova Scotia nose out OF
Joint is to dub It bluenOse.
The Columbus journal., 1908-09-09
Republican Meeting.

There will be Q business meeting Of
the Taft club every Wednesday evening
to transact such business - may como
before it. r. 8. DICKINSON.
Chairman,
The Columbus journal., 1908-09-09
Is a good accompaniment.

u q 6OOQ 0CCOI1IP0I1IIucuG
Curried HaddOck.-Fillet the 0sh
and curry 1t In q pint Of beef stock.
slightly diluted with water. and thick
ened with q tablespoonful Of curry
powder. Some cooks chop up IN onion
to place In the stew.
The Columbus journal., 1908-09-09

Inconsistent Way Of Showing Il.
Smith, whom have not spoken to
for six months, met me in the street
to-day, and, In the most nonchalant
way. asked me II 1t was hot enough
for me-"
well, the cool impudence Of the fel
loW!"-BaltimorO American.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
Local Option In Norway.

The cause Of temperance is work
Ing great Roadway in Norway. We
have adopted the local option policy
with excellent results" said p. Amen.
sen, manufacturer OF white paper.
Skien, Norway.
Whenever the people Of a certain
district or county wish to abolish
drinking houses an election is held at
which all adult males in that terri
tory are supposed to vote. II any are
absent their votes are counted for
prohibition. Another election cannot
be held for five years, and Il is very
seldom that a second vote is ever TAX
en- when a community once goes
against license. Another thing that
has made national sobriety Is the reg
ulation, in many places, that liquor
cannot be bought except by the bot
tie. and requiring the purchaser to
take the bottle TO his home before US
ing any Of its contents.-Baltimore
American.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
Demand Advertised Wares.

Not one pair OF shoes. one suit of
clothes. one bottle OF medicine. one
can OF cocoa will the dealer buy. un.
less he knows II will be demanded"
says the Business Builder. DE
manded goods offer his greatest as.
surance Of permanency. He will buy
what the public wants, whether the
margin be wide, or whether II affords
merely living profit" These words
are. OF course. addressed specifically
TO the manufacturer who thinks that
advertising Is the province OF the re-
taller only. II Is the manufacturers
function to force the middieman to
handle his goods by bringing pressure
to bear on them through the consum-
er. The public will want and insist
upon having the products the manu-
facturer papularizes through the col.
umns Of the daily newspaper.-Hunt.
ington Advertiser.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
New Granite Spring Hotel
Ponce's LANDING
Long leland. Ne.
e. PONCE, P,serisfsr

Hotel reconstructed the
past year. Large, me cham
bers. B4th room where
guests can enjoy q salt ua-
ter bath Excellent table
with sea foods IN album
dance. Shore dinners served
daily. Pool and Bowling In
the hotel. Open from June
IS TO Sept Is. Rates on ap-
plicatiop.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
JournaIism's Bromidioms

tBeing few Of the Questions eve,v
newspaper man is asked every dav
1t must be terribly hard to get
up something new and interesting
s'ery single day. isn't it?"
Gan you get In free at all tho
but most newspaper men are ter.
Tidy dissipated. aren't they7"
ABOUT what Is the Stars circu-
DO you know Mr.. BIank7 Be..
ment." oepart
What are your ambitions ,,.x
novel or what?" '''
do they blue-pencil much OF vour
sruciesF Everything. to the Rro-
niue that appears in a newspaper-
paragraph, story, verse, obituary
Is an "article.D
Does So-and-so (the cartoonIst,
furnish his own ideas7"
Wen, there are lots and iots n,
people that just look for Ella wheel
er Wilcox's things every day. Tbev
must be popular"
Dretty?" eaiy so
why did your dramatic critic
oast mat show? I thought Il was
why don't you get into magazine
.orn! The magazines print some
fou don't write the headlines TO
your own articles. do your"
VINO writes all those funny
stories! He's awfulIy clever"
gets you acquainted with lots
OF actresses. doesn't TT"
rnats all buy that paper for.
% on al lib.. ad naus and ad inf,n.-
franklin p. Adams. Pnek-
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
FREE ART EXHIBIT

At Flrdsle Studio and Souvenir Store.
The steamboat landing on The rad 10
Pearl HOUSE: spscisi free eEhieit % the
around orrs Isispd. an airship birds-sye
view as seen 500 feet above SEA Level,
Rsi sns q p Arti "a r Dgyis Of orrs
Genuine photographs Of orrs and other
Islands; LsrEe.t :soek Of Possa Card:
Souvenir Books. Indian BASKETS. eta, on
srssse ceol br,nss H ana Lunch s.c sta. ssT
the travelling public every day IN the
week. welcome 20 eat your lunch n Our
rrdais shady Drove and rest I'D.
vov mice the CHIEF historical and sesoic
walk vp the rssd 20 o. IS mInptsa
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20

Right on the shore, with 100 foot
elevation. Set in spruce grove. A6-
COMMODITIES 100. Excellent cuisine.
Daily mails. Open until October 1.
Rates on application.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20

sToRER r. CRAFTS. Manage,
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
APHRODITE
Mrs. ". NJ. Darling, Prop.

cpt Forrest & csrit. HsmlItsa's leg., ehsbesessL
S3-foot sloor, safe and comforts BILE; toiles
below; accommodates 25 to 30; can be en-
gagged for sailing parties by the day.
bait furnished. Moonlight sails TO sny
island. Leave orders with clerk at your
hotel, or apply At Hsmiiton's landing.
or at reside nee. North road.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20

Some men spend most of their
lives apologfzing for having been
born.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20

Speech may also be a means OF
concealing what we really think.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
BELLEVUE COTTAGE

TIrs. G. A. ROGERS
EAST END, chebeague Island, Ne.
Accommodations for twenty-five
boarders. Large, airy rooms, with every
convenience. Fine table. Bathing, Boat
Ing and Fishing. Rates on application.
OPEN JUNE 20 TO SEPT. is
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21
% kommer og scr Skillet.

Dette Skilt er fast anbragt paa
Forsiden af Hovedbygningen, tilh9-
rende Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Company, Lynn, Mass.
Hvad betyder dette Skilt?
bet betyder, at Publikums Inspek-
ton af Laboratoriet og diets FOrret-
ningsmethode er @rligt sat Pris paa.
bet betyder, at der er intet i~FOrret-
ningen, som like er ''aaben og bar
for 0jet".
bet betyder, at en- uigjenkaldelig
Indbydelse er udsendt til allie on at
komme og bekr@fte ethvert og allie
Udsagn, som forekommer i Bekjendt-
gj4relserne ON Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Err Diet en- rem Blanding af Planter,
tilberedt af Urter og R6dder = uden
Apothekersager?
kOrn OR Sc.
Burger Kvinderne / Amerika we'd
varende saa meget af dette, som der
er blevet os f~ortalt?
Kom og sc.
Var der nogensinde en- saadan Per
i son som Lydia E. Pinkham. og er
! der nogen Mrs. Pinkham nu, hvem
! syge Kvinder er o%pfordret at til
skrive?
Kom og oe.
Err den uhyre private Korrespon-
| dance med syge Kvinder ledet kun
| af Kvinder. og holdes de o~pbevarede
Breve i straeng Fortrolighed?
| KOm Og Sc.
Har de virkeligt Breve fra over en
Million, ct hundrede Tusinde kvinde-
lige correspondence?
KOm Og Sc.
Har de Beviser paa, at Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound har
helbredet Tusinder af disse Kvinder?
KOm OF Sc.
Denne Acknowledgements err kun for
Tvivlere. Den store Armee af Kvin-
der. som af deres egen personlige
Erfaring we'd, at ingen Medicin Yer
den kan sammenlignes med Lydia
F.. Finkham's Vegetable Compound
for kvindelige Svagheder, vii fremde-
les fortsette med Brugen og blive
hjulpet deraf; men den stakkels tviv-
lende, lidende Kvinde maa, for hen
DIES egen Skyld, oplares til Fortrolig-
he'd. thi ogsaa h1ln turde i lige Maa-
de g%jenvinde sit Helbred.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21

en- mD 6 e M e t t.
st &oniortium, ser pil opfere en- tn
femte Gementfabrif pe0 2imfioroen I
Nerbeoen al &er0al, bar figbt ct
Mreal / Otter l1ttrl1p paa 61A 80.
|2ano for 10000 &r., bporpeo set til
|6abrifens gtablering neooenoige
Mreal er erbDerpet.
Dpo 8iitif. Mslle-
Bigger @illabs @briltenien, STUNT
lun1, er afgaaet peo 9pben al ct
@iertellag, bbilfet otter rimeligois
er EN- 6plge al ct 8iitif. @briitenlen
bar taget til @oiobierg / Sbp, blep
fer paa en- @paoieretur ituffen al en-
8i og 6goe t 2pbet al c. 10 Minut=
ter.
ct sc ageififte". @ogn=
man0 Yeterie n / @obro far Image
ififtet" lin @jen0om peo Sooiuno
@uie mes Ell Gpfleban0ler $. 6. Gre=
oertfien ~tilbarenbe Motorcpfle. Sil
Gienoommen, bporpua Ser bpiler en-
acknowledgement al % &roner> bprer
IA Sgn0er 2ar16. ST.. Sre0ertfien
ifal gipe so ST.. / 8ptte. Sen ONT
talte gjen0um ifal ti0ligere bape fgrt
en ret omtu1nlet Silperelie og CT 81.
en- Gong blepen umageififtet" meo
en- ga1nmel 8ogn.
&usiiife S 1t IT g e
iom 0anfe 2an6arbe
&aa nogle itprre @aar6e ct
&ar Mile 9eor6 for @eile opbol0er
Jig / 0enne Si6 flere rusliife 5lpgt=
0e ct olle intelligence og
fnn0 lfabsrige Menne1fe gn CT Stu=
BENT, ct @ar ct 2erere, og EN- er
Sol1rnolilt. Motl1rltgpis ct 2ar10ar=
1ej6et en- 5ml1le ubant, men alle tn=
Jer Sc fat me6 go6t Mo0 og Denter
,aa, 6en SIS lfol folrme, So Sc igjcn
an pen0e bjen1.
Drnfnet beo g a6ning.
IN Smeoemeiter Degnegaar6 fra
bar iammen meo lin / SIRE
ericia boenoe 8ro6er / uSeibp
uno" - ct Mor6 for Sreoericia be-
:ggenoe 5orlpiteliesiteo - og piloe
er tage 8ao fra aaben 5tran6. Sesn-
en- at Brgorene fnn6e lpgmme, men
| Sroos berfor pobeoe Smeoen fig
"a langt no, at ban til ii6it for
'anM I Vanoet me6 ct Sfrig. 9ber-
legrafiit Ngrbpe, ser tilfeloig bar
NGrbeoen, 1eb ltrafs no / 8anoet,
J ban bar ogiaa iaa beloig, efter at
N bapoe buffet flere @ange, at faa
t ! ben forulpffeoe og faa bum
:agt | 2ano, menst bepioitlgs Eil-
mo. 8e6 fnnitige Manbeoretsfor-
9 lpffeoes oct at bringe SEN Soru,
ffeoe til 2ipe, og umiooelbart efter
eo oenne figrt til 8rooerens &lem.
tt1p1t Degnegaar6 beo Mnfomiten
rtil bar laa reititneret, at ban ielp
noe gao OPP 40 Srappen, afgif ban,
: leo at en- &iarteipg6om oog beo
'oen peg Mionatstio. Sen afogoe
: g aar eanmel. San efterla-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21

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COB III BE I. Gormer Ebor.
ben 8orsgr, im6gif forIeoen Mften
ct gaooemaal, bporefter ban ituIoe
Lobe til 5felifgr paa en- 1irne. san
Lob fra &orsgr &l. $40 % panot.
gnooemaalet meo CLANS, ibd bon
naaeoe Sfelifer ct Har Minutter
oper al. 9. Mfitanben imellem Sc
2 8per CT c. Z engelife Mile.
e@ t fr t e ri 81 sc q S e
meo 1000 DeItager E.
Snore 0fiSiion paa 8ornbolm bar
nplig bolot Sommermgoe / Mlmin-
oingen. @poet inoleoeoes at @altor
Sl1el, &enne; 6erefter tolte 8roplt
8lnme og Misiioner $. SIR. Sect,
Brobiten, Ser giennem 40 Mar bar
oeltaget | mango 5riluftsmpoer, err
flGreoe alortg at bape talt for iaa
1tor Ell 5oriamling. - Mp6et baboe
iamlet benoeo 1000 Deltagere:.
6un6 rd DI6ti6er.
@n Setteitl1e fra Stenaloeren er /
otsie Gage bleoen uograpet paa
@aaroeier s, g. 8eteriens Marf /
Spine nn6er 2e0elie al Muleums=
asliitent Gbomien. @rapbeiens Ml=
Ser anllaaes til 1000 Mor. S &pieu
fanotes to @amre, tn6eboloen6e til.
lommen tpbe Menneifeife(etter og Ell
Mengoe Stenperftei lamt en- De]
ISfaor al 2erfar. l16grapningen ba1
paret / ii Gage, og alt, bpao ser e,
funoet al &er6i er ienot til Matio.
nalmnieet.
81 I B e 0 g &ege
e . e II. &enltrereformpar.
tietS Observation-Disclosures &egefreoier
bolo Senoag 5. 2. Slug. @eitprelles
mg0e / &osfil0e. Ser, foreIao frt
&reoiens 6olfetingsman6, @ebeime
fonferensraa0 Mlberti, Meo6elell
ON at ban agteoe at itil1e Jig paanl
peo noe tie @alg. Me06elellen mo6to
: 9es me0 @le6e og enitemmig Silllut
ming. Set pe0toges ligele0es enltem
mig at ienoe bam en- ifriftlig Sill
ien og Sat, og bette er ifet.
ilfeab I e b a
gri0SlpelilIe er III pa'
lit bejeite &unft. 6lere Sulin6e 2ar
Der 1toipinoer fig baglig, og ON e.
: llges St0 p1l ollie bore inol pnn0ne
J Oct parrne og tdrre SEER far frem
met uootflingcn, iaale0es at ser fnaY
er gonet 5 Tiger mellem u6lebntnge1
, al sVgget og Srr6ipinoingen. s s
&eglen bruges ser fer til Sands
. Tiger. Sra Gabrffen / Gcbtpeia e
oisie Gage mfommet c. 100 Mle1
|silfetpi al oanife &ofoner, fom M
uooeles til 9ilfeoplerne.
Blnoie1ig miitet g d
met. Gn Dame / 9%a0itueltraoe
: ASlens> 6ru &oren Heterierr, fla:
: 1toen 11ogert foru6gaoenoe Spg6on
rtltet Spnet. Sum ioo og lpeoe e
Nerelie, og pluoielig 1,obrpoer fun
til i'm / famine 5tue peren0e Mo
Der: door, CT Set life Iprt> ieg fol
life lei" 9iitriftslnge Dr. 6ie0le1
blen be1tet, og ian ttlioa @utienten
Jru Eeterien boer~ 1omn1en mes iii
Mooer. Sum bnr EN- lille &iqe po(
s Mur-
g pigret fat TIL ct
y ] e e. st ilen1t ltbelo ramt(
forleoen s(rbei0smono @rpnberqs
9-anrige S6n / &tnglteo. San lpl
og legeoe iammen me6 nogle Sam:
n1erater / 8angs. @enge, og bar 81
laa l16eloig at faloe og ilau &opeoe1
moo Ell 8iplfe, bbori Ser iu6 ct r11=
1tent Spm. 9ette trengte ino
Fanoen> ltge oper set enc gle, og Jas
laa TAFT, at &ammeroter11e formeligt
maatte treffe bam fra @jplfen.
9refgen blep brogt nn0er 2ngebe-
Gambling og ifjpnt set ltrufs 1aa
n1eget forligt u.s. los set oog til, at
9rengen ifl1loe ilippe iaroeles bill
ligt fra l1bel0et.
Sra 0onf 90 eierii
til finif @o6seier. Gor=
pagter Die, ggbolm, bar / 6isie 9u=
&c Dopt 9ei6g at cit of fine ttoligere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21
Spllanb.

Oy>~s~~"~s #
6 II 90 IT 5 t e oper 49,
ltor Sobs. Glauien blep 2. g(llgul1
%ofIlpret / Sonlilo &rpitegQaros So
be.
@eo 8 9 e q g
paa q FOB SgifotI c,
lom ri omtalte lioite l1ge> operrarte
&o9gen pe0 Mfreiien fra Mifop egen-
batrofg Sori tan0er Mppel &iooerfor<
let, og bar 110nepnt 9prer peo 5fo-
len $. Mut5born til Erofesior.
trip &giifoI e..
@e0 ct fort MHfe6smeoe fratraaote
forleoen Or. Mgrregaar6 og &ano.
8aage oeres >@ierning pe0 Geitrup
Solfebpiifole, til bpilten Sc bar peret
fnptteoe / AZ Mar. Sra @enner og
- 'Ge -
Me0arbeioere / @giifoIens Gjeneite
oper bele Mor6en in6leb Ser talrige
&iliener og Safiigelier.
Den ia rlige Sorbrp-
Der Moaart I'm 5 b e + g,
Der ii0en tit mtslpffe6e 6lugtforiag
9ar peret in6lagt til 0bierbation
paa @oriens Straffeanitalts Spge-
BUS, er M after %u6ifreoet 6erfra.
pan fit forle6en / lin @elle ct iaa
&aiertanfal6, at set blep ne6-
at gipe BAN Spnnoetrsie
'aa og iatte to 8etiente iom Siffer-
|ebSpagt pe6 @elIens Dgr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21

~ "N'L ]IoA tl1eL Ilul w
lt1lle DEM ino / @9reliet ef terbam-
oe1l, 1om man er6perper oem ente>1
peo @aper eller peo &ig6.
st MT 5beoter. 6ful6e
Der nogen Sinoe relic Jig Ell 9fplfro=
Der efter amerifanif Mpnlter / &jg-
ben6opn, muatte Set naturligpis blis
be poa Se1terbro, bbor @opeoltaos=
tibet mes Sets neutrality-suspicious.,
TgroleL 6orlpitelier oip. ullerer
1terfelt. Set er ga ogioo paa @e=
lterbro, at Ser iaar far rejit Jig on1
lite 1lllt Ell amerifanif 5%fplfraber,
1aa Dog en- @pgning, Ser roger bgjt
op ooer ollie Sc o%mgipen6e 5=@taqers
Sule. 9pgningen er ~Detlnp Gbeo-
ter" paa 8eiterbrogaoe. Sen mailer
70 Mlen I Seioe fra &ploer til Soft
ooer Scenen. Ser bar peret Mr-
be1os1tanosntnger UNDER 8pgninaens
Spfgrelie, men mn er Sen lao ner lin
Sl1loenoelie, at 9ireftpr 2inoitrgm
oenter at flrnne inobie set nh Gbeo-
ter" meo en- Serteforeltillinq S. ~.
SoreItillingen oabnes mes en- 8ro-,
log al @ofus Micbaelis, fremiaqt al
@fueipillertnoen Clara 8itb, bpor-
etter Der opfgres Sen ifignne Mor-
1etllanerin6e", Sfueipil / 4 Mfter al
Rierre 8erton meo Mulif of Strtl,s
Mtifoo. 9eforationerne er efter Seq
Ringer al 5ben6 @a6e ubfgrte at,
Sbeatermaler @erbdr0 8lom.
Set M Sbeater" faar iamme
Sterrelie iom Dagmartbeatret oq bar
/ alt 1,2O7 9ilifuerpIooier. Set bar
megeta flor ScenepIaos, $50 &paorqt-
allen og Der er Der inorettet en- Dre.
iaaleoes at Sfite at Deforu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21

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1aa falt> at &ammeroter1e formeliq:
maatte treffe bom fra @iplfen
0renge11 blep brogt unoer 2nqe6e-
Gambling, og flint set ltrufs fac
meget farligt l16, los set oog til, al
9rengen ifuloe ilippe iGroeles bil=
ligt fra l1beloet.
Sra oanf 90 eierii
til finif s ooseier. 6or>
pagter Dl1e, ggbolm, far / bisie Da=
sc bopt @eigg at cit of fine tioligere
Mejerieleper, ,rtl1perenoe @ooseier $.
g. Serien fra Sinlan0. SSeniens
5aoer bar &pgter paa Sglleite6-
gaaro> bpor Senien bialp bam; 1874
opoe 5aoere,t, og SEN t4=aarige @en
ltl1loe MI ernere Jig ielp; @o0seier
Sprge11ien fit BAN atbragt / Meieri-
lere Dos Dl1e, Ser ga bar Mcieritor-
pagter paa Sgbolt, og Der bar Sen=
len I 2ere 4 Mar, bporefter ian orr
beloeoe nogle Mar pe6 Meieripirf-
lombeoen ber / 2anbet. San reilte
1aa til 5inlan6, bpor set lpffeoes.
bam at tiene iaa mango Henge, at
ban fnnoe bpgge en- Grabptte og an-
ffaffe en- lille Gentrtfuge, iom ban
% en- Meierife traf mes &aanofraft.
Jorretningen bite fig tnobringenoe,
efter fort Si6s S orIgb fun6e SEM
len n6pi6e Meieriet, in6legge
Dampmaifine og anifaffe tiosfparem-
De Gentrifuger, og oa iaa bette Mei=
bar ! goS Drift, begpn6te ban / ]
famine Stik at oprette ct Meieri til
onoet 5te6 / 5tnlqno, og 6a bette
'giaa git go6t, oprette6e ban / alt
3 Meierier / Gtnlano. Da 6e ollie
8egpnoeIien at Girierne bar | goo
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-12
How TO CURE A COLD.

&1@ Inv AZ oOAI 0OA
Be as careful as Won can you will
Occasionally take cold, and when
you do. get a medicine Of known re.
lab lily. n that has an established
reputation and that is certain to eff
feet a quick cure. Sucb a medicine
is Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
has gained . world wide reputation
BY it's remarkable cures Of this most
common ailment, and can always be
depended upon. II acts on natures
-plso, relieves the lungs, ais expec-
iteration, opens the secretions and
aids nature in restoring the system
to a healthy condition. During the
many years in which it has been in
general g we have yet to learn Of
a slnglec case of cold or attack of the
grip having resulted in pneumonia
when this remedy was used, which
shows coDclosively that it is a Ger.
tain preventive OF that dangerous
disease. Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edY contains no opium brother mar.
cotio aud may be given as confident
" to 4 baby as 10 an adult. For
sale by ". A, Hayes. Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-12
a Coming
milwaukee Wisconsin

A possible timber development OF
great interest is limited from the
South, whose lumbermen are noting
the rapid destruction Of Northern
forests by the lnnberman's ak and
by@6re. The South has airemend-
GUS acreage of timber which may
become Understandable when event
ually the pine and hardwood forests
of the United States have disap-
peared. It is estimated that III
100000 acres OF swamp land IN the
South is more or less covered with
gom, loblolly pine, juniper, etc.,
which in order to make merchant
able lumber Will have to be sub.
iec.ed to chemical treatment or vnl-
canization. There is a big field for
inventive genius in the discovery OF
a process by which the swamp tia.
Der of the South can be rid of its
sap, and the fiber of the soft wood
reinforced sy a filing or sulcaaizlng
process which would not only pre-
serve the wood but make it suscep'
tible of 6nishshke that which can be
put upon the best grades OF pine
and hardwood. Process of this kind
have been successful in making pine
blocks proof against decay where
the timber is embedded in moist
earth, aud the railroad companies
have achieved marked ucces il
frightening the lite of wooden ties
by preservat,ve treatment.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-12

You can cure dyspepsia, indi.
gestion, sour or weak stomach, or in
fact any form of stomach trouble If
you will take Kodol occasionally
inst at the time when you need it.
Kodol does not have to be taken all
the time Ordinarily you only take
Kodol now and then, because it
completely digests all the food you
eat, and after a few days ora week
or so, the stomach can digest the
food without the aid Of Kodol.
Then you don't need Kodol- any
longer. Try it today on our guar.
an,ee. We know what it will do
for you. Sold by w. A. Hayes,
Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-11-12
The Age.
Inter Ocean,

The marriage age in Austria IS Il
years for both !; Germany, the
man at 18, the woman at II; BEL
GUM, the man at Is, the woman at
Is; Spain, the man at ID. the wo-
man at Il Mexico, with parental
consent. Is and IL, otherwise q tor
both /; France, the man .. 18. the
woman st IS; Greece, the man at
IA, the woman sat II; Hungary,
Catholics, the man at II, The aoman
sat IL; Professionals, the man at 10.
the woman at Is; Portugal, the
man at IA, The woman at 10; Sax.
onY, the Gu an at ID, the woman 81
16; Switzerland, the man At IA, the
nOman at IL