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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-29

Dirigible balloons are drigihie onl, when they move with the wind. They cannot buck the wind as a real man-bife does
 Thousands of persons have not regis tered in the New York cities. and nd enc seems to know the reason why.
  London seems to be viciously inclined for it proposes to hang an American dentist on the American election day.
 s--------- What, friends and fellow citizens, shall we do with an ex-President after Novem- Der s? That's the question.
  Persimmofis are just now flirting with the frost. They are optimistic for No vember is near at hand.s
 ----------s-- --------t The colonel does not deny that he called Judge Anderson of Indiana bad names. That settles it.
 ------s.- Andrew Carnegie returned home feeble and applications for additional libraries may be hastened.
 ------.s.- The betting on Floss. the democratic candidate for governor in Massachusetts, is at even terms.
 ----.s.----- Belmont Park is but practice ground for contest in the air at Birmingham's census jubilee. Quincy, Ill, grew but l per cent in 1o years. Distlneries do not seem to in- yite the stork. No one denies that somewhere the sun is shining. It shines in Philadelphia prin- cipally.
 On November New York will decide whether vox populi is after all vox Roosevelti
 Bacon is 40 cents a pound. It should disregard way stations and go to s1 at once.
 Ex-senator Foraker was butted of the track by the new nationalism at any rate
 The one-man party in New York state is confessedly becoming top heavy.
  Goldfish is scarce and high, and fish. ball trust is suspected.
  Dignity in a Roosevelt campaign is au unknown quantity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-29

A WEATHER FROPHET. I've were trying to jam a diamond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01

are present: Syrup hypophosphites com
pound D oZs., tincturc cadomene com
pound l OF. mot cardamon). Mix. shake
well and take a teaspoonful before or
after meals and at bedtime.
Mrs. r. L.: Your headache is caused
by the bad case of nasal or head ca
tarrh. Anyone can cure catarrh by
using simple nostril wash daily CON
In septc vana liz naMer mSod With 6f pn
Of lukewarm water. SNUFF this mixture
into the nostrils and gargle the throat
until an Jumps and accumulations Of
catarrhal matter are removed. This
enables you to breathe freely. stops
hawking, splitting. etc, Get a 2-ounee
p,m,nsn, pa,ekage Of & siIane powder Also sou use an
lard or yaseline; Apply twice daily to
tablets to purify. the blood.
Maid: The symptoms you describe
such as drowsiness, languor. weakness.
spots on the skin. dry and itching skin,
nervousness. melancholia, etc. all in
dicate a serious condition of the liver
chronic but this prescription will cor
rect and make you well: Fluid extract
mandrake drains. compound essence
or. aromatic syrup rhubarb 4 ozs. Mix
and take from " to teaspoonful ) or
4 times daily. Keep up from to s
weeks. and write me again.
Edith o.: The condition of your chill
dren may prove serious i'm view that
antecedents died with consumption; The
economical advice. Never neglect a
cough orr cold. no matter how slight.
Treat it in some way to cure If possible.
but treat IT. Here is the cheapest and
most effective cough syrup that I know
Of but you make 1t yourself. Obtain
from any we'll stocked druggist a 21s
OF. package of essence mentho-laxene
and mix it with a homemade syrup ac-
cording to directions accompanying it;
this makes a ' pint of the finest laxa- :
tive. curative and tonic cough syrup.
about 8 times cheaper. 1t makes the
most effective cough remedy that !
haws eyer sr prsseribed sar Take ,, s, tea
dren ten to thirty drops. A full pint
will cost less than so cents.
Mrs. E. r. L.: am glad to know my
invigorating tonic has completely re-
stored you to health, .t2) A sensible
parent will never punish a child for
, chronic bed-wetting. as 1t is a diseas Sc.
a nervous disease Of the sphincter mus
cles which control urination; Obtain
one ounce Of compound fluid balmwort.
give 3 to 10 drops in water on or sugar
to 8 times daily and your child will
have this filed: aromatic fluid cascara 1
oz. compound essence cardiol 1 or
syrup aromatic rhubarb 4 ozs. Mix
Dose. Il TO | teaspoonful three times
months IL necessary.
city =, Lass: r.I The gsrsistent and regular
will. after the first few weeks. increase
they improve the blood so that YOU may
have pink cheeks, red lips and spark
ling eyes. the same as your more for
| tunate friends These hypo- -nucIane tab
let's are useful in case of indigestion
nervousness, sleeplessness. etc. Direc-
| tions accompany each sealed package
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01

ing the widow and two minor child
rem, Emeline and Dorothy, has beer
approved by the court. Mrs. Lane
is guardian for the children and thei
third interests in the estate have bee,
turned over to her for administration
The stocks and the value at whicl
they were placed, according to the Pc
tition, included ten shares Of GaaI
Scott and Company of the par valu
of $50 but appraised at $l,125; twent
shares in the Second National ban.
of the value of $4,000; sixteen share
in the Dickinson Trust company. a
praised at the par value, $1,000; tive,
ty-five shares of the Van Camp PacI
ing company. appraised at s2.50o
four shares of the Masonic buildin
stock, the par value of which ar
800. and eight bonds OF the Richmon
school city, valued at $500 each. Tt
total value of the stocks as shown
the petition is s13.325.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
NEW MAIL ROUTES
HAVE BEEN FORMED

Postmaster. Il. NJ. Haas. has COM
pleted the re.districting OF the city in
to mail routes. and last night at a
meeting Of the carriers there was a
smoker and assignment OF the new
routes. Two routes have been added.
having been formed from routes al
ready In existance. Both OF these are
In the east end Of town, one north
and the other south OF Main street.
The two new carriers allowed the To-
cal postoffice after three months hard
work by T.. NJ. Haas. The mail ser.
vice Of the city will be greatly improv.
cd by the addition OF the new routes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01

having this prescription filled: com
pound syrup hypophosphites 6 ozs..
tinsture Sadamene compound ! o. an. end
shake the bottle well and take tea
spoonful after meals II the appetite Is
not good. or before meals II 1t is. After
the first week gradually increase the
dose to two teaspoonfuls. Also take s.
grain hypo-nuclane tablets to increas sc
the weight. as per directions accom-
panying carton.
sore spots and large pores In skin of
the face can be readily overcome by the
following treatment, local and internal.
Have your druggist mix an ointment of
rose-kayloin ~ drams and lanolin :
ozs. Wash the skin with re soap and
hot water: dry thorougl.S and apply
daily. The ointment IS flesh colored
and cannot be detected. Then obtain
a tube of 3-grain sulpherb tablets and
take one to four daily, so that bowels
move freely two or three times daily.
This treatment removes blackheads,
impotent. A more rapid cure may fol-
low II the face Is massaged once a day
with plain yellow minyol, which is
most druggists.
Worker: There are several good pre-
|scriptions for chronic dyspepsia and In
] have had better success with a scien-
tifc treatment known as triopeptine
(tablets) than anything else; triopep-
tine treats the stomach and digestive
tract to bring about a cure. and not
merely to relieve. as most advertised
dyspepsia tablets" containing pepsin
do. Try the triopeptine tablets several
weeks and let me hear from you again.
Charles: ] cannot give prescriptions
In these columns for private diseases OF
men and women: send me your full
name and address, stating your case
plainly, and l Will write you privately,
giving you n prescription and full ad-
vice. There is no charge for this.
Charles e: The best treatment for
oily or greasy hair. dandruff and itch
ing scalp, falling hair. dead and split
end hair. etc. is plain yellow minyo|
packed In 4-ounce jars and sold by any
large retail drug store. This cures
dandruY with three or four applica-
tions. Directions accompany the jar
This Is far superior to the sage tea you
HOUSEWIFE For the relief and cure
OF tired. swollen, aching. sweaty and
cal1oused feet. use n teaspoonful of vi
lane powder. and tablespoonful of salt
to a gallon OF hot water. lmmerse the
feet from 10 to Is minutes every night
or morning. This gives grand feel
ing of relief. and soon enables one to
be on their feet all day.
Sick One: You say you have had a
long sick spell. and have never regain
ed your strength and nervous force
arising. catch cold easily. perspire toe
freely. irregular appetite, melancholla
etc. Your physician should have given
YOU sustaining tonic, and you would
have been well. Here is convalescent
tonic, which Is marvellous in action
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
PROBATE AN ESTATE
Left by q Well Known Milton
Woman.

Mrs. Jennie Booth. prominent rest.
dent OF Milton. who died on November
26. left her estate to her relatives
and friends according to the provis.
ions OF the will which was probated
In the office Of the county clerk. Re-
membranes. consisting OF such items
OF personal property as jewelry, mo.
ney. linen and the like. she provided
should be given to her more intimate
friends including residents OF Milton
and Cambridge City. Her property
In Milton was inherited by her niece,
Mrs. Ida Cause. as token OF her ap.
probation for her nieces care and at.
tention. The residue of the property
was Inherited by six heirs, each shar.
ing equally In the distribution. Oliver
Beeson has been appointed executor
and flied bond In the sum OF $4,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
REPORTS FOR LAST
MONTH MADE TODAY

The police arrested total Of sixty.
seven persons last month. The ar
rests were a. follows: vagrancy 3,
robbing the United States mails 1.
drunk 20. giving liquor to a minor 2.
provoke 4. fugitive from justice 2. for.
gerry 1. assault and battery .. larceny
I. carrying concealed weapons 2.
house breaking 8.
Tho months weather report from
the government station at the pump.
ing station shows that the maximum
was reached November with q tenn.
perature OF 81 degrees. The minimum
was November. II when the tempera.
ture registered IL degrees above zero
The total rainfall for the month was
something over an inch.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
TELLS us HOW TO GET RID Of BAD
COLDS AND GRIPPE IN FEW HOURS

Take this harmless Compound as di-
rected. without Interference with
your usual duties and with the know
ledge that there is no other medicine
made anywhere else in the world.
which will cure your cold or end
Grippe misery as promptly and with.
out any other assistance or bad after.
effects as a o5-cent package OF Pape's
Cold Compound. which any druggist in
the world can supply.
Pape's Cold Compound is the result
of three years research at cost Of
more than fifty thousand dollars. and
contains no quinine, which We have
conclusively demonstrated Is not eff
fective in the treatment OF colds or
grippe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
Boys In Spain.

In Spain boys under sixteen may not
lift or carry more than sixteen pounds
or push or draw heavy loads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
Says it is Needless to Expect
Any Relief by Taking
0uinine.

You can surely end Grippe and
break up the most severe cold either
in head. chest. back. stomach or
limbs. by taking a dose of Pape's Cold
Compound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken.
1t promptly relieves the most miser.
able neuralgia pains. headache, dull
ness, head and nose stuffed up. fever
ishness, sneezing. sore throat. mucous
catarrhal discharges, running of the
nose. soreness. stiffness and raeu-
matte twinges.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
IN BONDS
Was the Money of the Late
Charles Land.

The late Charles n. Land, who died
about a year ago as a result OF an
operation for appendicitis, while on a
business trip to Canada, had a large
part OF his money invested in stocks
and bonds. A petition by the admins
traitor. Frank Land, to transfer the
stocks 10 the decedent's heirs, includ.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
PLvMS HANDED OUT
Several Federal Appoint
ments Made Today.
(Amcrican News Service)

(Amcrican News Service)
Washington. Dec. 1.-James J. Britt
OF North Carolina. was today appoint
Cd third assistant postmaster general
to succeed A. l.. Lawshe. resigned.
Robert O. Bailey. secretary to Sec.
retary Macveagh of the treasury de-
partment. WIS today appointed assist.
ant secretary OF that department. sue
ceeding Charles ID. Hilles. The ap-
pointment ID effective March 1.
Fred w. Lehman. st. Louis at.
torney WAS today offered the Office Of
solicitor general Of the department Of
Justice. to succeed Lloyd w. Bowers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01

Be not hurried away by excitement.
hut say. .Semblance. let ME see what
you are and what you represent.
EnicfefN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
SEASON TO
OPEN ON SATURDA'

The Y. NJ. c. A. basketball leagu
will open Saturday night. There Wi
be speeches by DR.. A. l.. Bramkaml
u. NJ. Haas, X. F. Foster and Secre
tary Weed, of the association. Musi
will be furnished by pianos. TIL
league opens with games between tn
Blue Bears and Tigers and Swan
versus Elephants.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
WOMAN WAS BEATEN
BY THREE BRUTES

Chicago. Dec. 1.-Rose Latin. n
strike-breakcr In the garment workers
struggle, was heated to insensibility
by threc men on the North Side to-
day. Tho men have vanished.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
BY DIR. THEODORE BECK

The questions answered below general IL
characters; the symptoms diseases and
the answers will apply TO OF similar nature.
nr. Theodore Book. College Bldg. College EwooI
Dayton. OHIO. enclosing self addressed,
envelope for reply Full name ano address must pe
given but only initials or ficticious will be
In my answers The prescriptions be filled
of wholesaler.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01

Agnes r.: You
can have pink
cheeks. red lips
and also add from
ten to thirty
pounds to your
weight. which is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-01

For an early breakfast nothing SO
good 90 Mrs. Austins Pancake Flour.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
POINTERS FOR BUYERS WHO AN
SWER ADS.

Every mail brings inquiries some
thing like this: please send cata-
log and prices LET me know
what you have for sale and prices"
Give me your price on six pullets
and cockerel," And we have re-
ceived postal cards on which was
simply written the address of sender
and the words, "send prices In
each of these instances the writer
has failed to give any information
by which the breeder can determine
what sort of birds to describe or
price. An advertiser can get out a
mating list describing his breeding
pens and giving prices of eggs from
each pen, because the eggs from a
certain pen have apparently the same
value. But with stock it is differ-|
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22

Prof. J. X. Kirkpatrick, native
of North Carolina, but for several
years connected with the Rhode Is
land Experiment Station, has been
elected as Poultryman at the Missis-
sippi A. & NJ. College as successor to
Prof. J. p. Kerr. Mississippi is to
be congratulated in securing the SER
vices of a man of Professor Kirk
patrick's ability and character.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
THE POULTRY YARD \

quoiiey, oiLS, dSS, laying plOpSuSl-
ties, blood back of the specimen, pur-
pose for which they are wanted, num-
Der, sex, etc. 1t is not at all unrea-
sonable for the prices on different
specimens in breeders yard to vary
from 50 or SO to SIS or $50, or
even more per single specimen. To
give all the different prices and to
send descriptions of such stock as
could be sent out for such prices
would be an impossible task.
If you were starting out to buy
land you would know about what
amount you wanted to invest, wheth-
er you wanted SIS per acre or $3.50
per acre land. the kind of soil, etc.
And, further, you would take the real
estate man into your confidence and
|explain to him your circumstances.
Now why not explain to the poultry
breeder what amount you can afford
to invest, the purpose you want the
stock for, layers, breeders or exhibit
ton specimens or all combined, and
duy SpGCldl lCdtulC yOu w iSh W.
know these things. Then make them
known. Do not let the seller guess
at your requirements or dissatisfac-
ton will result.
In a recent instance party wrote
for prices and the letter seemed to in
dictate that a good utility cockerel
was desired at low price. He was
priced a cockerel we'll worth the
money and general description was
given on a 50 bird. He contracted
for a cockerel for later delivery, and
a cockerel was selected for him to be
held for later shipment. About a
month afterward came the order to
ship the bird and description Of what
was wanted, a description which it
would take a $50 bird to fit, and the
statement that if the bird came up
to these points that it would be sat
isfactory.
l do not blame. you for trying to
get just as great value for what you
invest as you can. Unconsciously,
perhaps, you are working against
Yourself. After you receive an an
'wer to your inquiry, you wait ten,
.wenty days or even longer before
sending the order. Do you really
believe that you can get just as
good cockerel in January for the
same amount of money that you
could have purchased him for in No
yember or December? 1t not only
costs feed to hold cockerels over,
,ut there is continual loss in the
yalue of certain ones in the flock
by fighting, damage to heads and
,lumage, and this loss must be made
Up by adding to the price Of the I'M
INJURED birds. Pullets increase in
'alue as they approach maturity. If
Iou are unable to purchase early ex-
lain this when you write your first
etter and state when you would be
bile to take them. When you get
our answer decide whether you will
'uy of him or not, and if SO write to
i'm at once. Another point, the
reeder has to advertise or you
gould not have obtained his address.
lie must charge this advertising ex-
ense TO birds he sells. You must
lelp pay for this when you buy
owls and you must admit that it is
light. Now If you place your order
arly, the breeder has reduced his |
took just that much, and in sue
eeding months he will need to ad- |
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22

cleanliness in the poultry yard
is next to success.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
zoo HIGH CLASS COCKERELS

p rose Como H. Reds. Bred to Lay. Weigh and
ray gay, Improve your flock with Pure Bred MaIes
sati'iacnon guaranteed. Write US.
J. U. MARSHALL. Georgetown Copiah Co.. Miss
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
When, Where and
How to Trap

OUR new illustrated Trappcrs' Gude-yours
" free for the asking-is the biggest and most "
reliable guide published. Reveals valuable trap
ping secrets and the carefully guarded methods
Of successful trappers. What We tell you on Animal
Bats is as important TO any trapper as traps Full
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22

directions on preparing skins
for shipment and how 10 Rctthe
most money for them. This book
VIII increase the catch OF cxpo-
ricnced trappcrs as well hrine
success to the incNpe The
Game Laws of all the States and
Canada arc given in concise, un-
mistakahle form, with the in
formation you " ant shown alta
glance. We VIII send you itlg
book free u you write us before
all the books arc gone.
Y. c. TAYLOR q CO.
stsst Fur Rouse In the World
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21

TO be territorial delegate and possible
future senator from the new state OF
South Dakota when It should be Gre
ated. So they shelved him, as super
intendent of public instruction, AT a
salary of $50 a month
But Beadle saw his chance and took
il. he aroused such popular demand
that when the time came for writing
the new state constitution he forced
into it a provision making it unlawful
to dispose of any school lands for less
than $40 per acre. Since that time
lands In South Dakota have risen
enormously in value. The average per
acre OF school lands during the past
years was $50.40, instead of $40. There
are over 2,500,000 acres still to be
sold. and when all are gone the state
will have realized sum considerably
larger than a hundred million dollars
for its educational fund.
AS result of Beadle's work the
same provision was later inserted in
the. constitutions Of North Dakota
Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Washing
ton and Oklahoma.
Enthusiastic educators, public
spirited citizens, and especially school
children, joined in contributing to the
fund for the statue, 10 be placed In the
capitol. Ii is being made by Sculptor
Webster of Connecticut.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21

Uncle Sam can boast one lonely
government spaper-n.T This pup'r
in not mere official bulletin. like
the congressional record. It's real
newspaper with columns devoted 20
baseball and duckpins as we'll as 10
official matters Also it has d society
column
This organ, edited and published
by the United States of America. il
called the Canal Record II is the
Official newspaper OF the canal zone
IL is issued every Wednesday. and.
az BELTS the newspaper that Is an
earnest OF the newspaper of The mil
iennium. II is issued free TO the Deo-
pie OF the zone Each government
employees in the zone gets copy ev-
cry week.
The Canal Record is a three-col-
umn, eight-page paper. According to
the testimony OF it's caption. IL Is
published weekly under the author
ity and supervision OF the isthmian
canal commission It's subscription
list includes all employees OF tho
commission and the Panama railroad
company whose names are on tn,
gold roll