|C; R. GRAY
I ^ AND SUEGESON
I Watson Building
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An Alarm At Night.
That strikes terror to the en
tire household is the loud, hoarse
and metallic cough of croup. No
mistaking it, and fortunate then
the lucky parents Who keep Fo
ley’s Honey and Tar Compound
on hand. ,H.W. Casselman, Can
ton' N. Y., says: “It is worth
its weight in gold. Our little
^children are troubled with croup
■and hoarseness, and all we give
them is Foley’s Honey and Tar
I battle of it in the house.’’—W.E.
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To Automobile Owners.
*I|nmrhave a first class rei^ir
;jrt&fWid aipyfer jsAape
'ddr§ of your troubles at' rd^sw
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29dtf J- L. lounger.
ap®W“,thout
drugs of any kind Foley’s Honey
and Tar Compound stops coughs
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?iit }*$4 -MU ill’ ,3JlO.t 1$>Upft J
Room Fob Rent
atreasdnabkFrhte.ttear thehusSi*
pegs part, of tpwp; cQmfortafcl?
and weli lighted. Apply to Mrs.
J’titoisPh fct' Independent office^'
abouU orcha. c^ are quail and
nm
tlculturiue. *
It has only been within the p
years that? any considerable-interest
ha3 been shown in different parts of
the country-over the importation and
raising of such foreign game birds as
English and Chinese pheasants and;
European partridges.
Several-varieties of pheasants have
been brought-to America from Europe
and £si|i. The most .Mammon
the Chinese ringneckan^che English.
■ The'’Chinese riiigneck pbeasaejrtias a
broad #hite ring around itsjieck, Just
below' .the iridescent green and ju#t
above /the various, shades of red hnd
brown, where the neck joins the bpdy.
What is generally called the English
pheasant does not have this White ririg
about the neck. ■ "
The Hungarian or gray partridge of
Europe .is another. foreign bird that is
being introduced quite extensively into
the United States with the idea of
making it a good citizen. While it is
called the Hungarian partridge, it has
* irafitra -±hat extends OVer many
parcs: of Europe. .. Tlie bird is abaht
one-third larger than our native bob;
white,. At h distance of from 25 tb
40 yards the color of this bird does!
not seem very different from that of
ocb white, but closer inspection shows
:kat the shades of brown in the Hun
garian bird are more-proSiounced, being
tiight'er andr deeper on'the head, sides
Df body and back with stripes showing
a tendency to run around the body
rather than lengthwise, as in bob
while!
Since July 1, 1900, over 50,000 of
these birds have been' imported at a
fost oF«8ourWS6 OOO for introduction
nto AmfXittan fie 1 ds:ahaSorestw^rin
Dipanrwrartfie idea of ftocMngsBtae
localities and preserves; 40,000\: of
^.hese birds w£?6 imported during p|a
s The history of the i^ady jbffortsj (jo
feaf fi&tt l^&tfs^md&ungtfi.
tif partflngirTh fhe'TjnTOa Sates df: S3
rot lend any very great encoi*agemfedt
.o thole who are thinking ofttuga^i ite
;ji the! pheasant and partridgji rearf lg
”»ot4o«s. Many of t!he birds piat hjtv©
ha
ind from nearly every locality cdi
early reports of the success of it to
ires. However, in the course
i w years, discouraging rep<r Is
voi l follow and most of the exp e ni
nei s seem to have turned out poo r Jr.
A irerjp.careful study..of the life iIs
on of €ny species-of 'animal or p b gt
sho d be milfetn iietaBiilne Its ha ) (s
Nind char; wouh tie
pjnpg ~JW9i3mojiJ) :vicBa»i^K-uwau9«
m .the gg-^UCltHtifgr r#?ffibutid?I ol
_ti»p,^eaiitifuL cleanly an$ dur.able4fta^
af In tins3! ndidpen'safeie litJtle. utensil
of daily trie? ;A-rupeii tiiifided'Cqi&ia.
- era t roiV o fc h b m antie 0d s in ofifyresujt
Ip satisfaction--that the (vorldin g$ti
;eral is using and enjoying the eteflttfg
H Spoon .ip so. much greater quantities
tlfan was possible under, earlier condi
tidns - No-distinction results in these
days from being born with a “silver
spoon in one’s mohth.’V-Handicra£t.
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A Doa Newsboy.
-A shepherd collie delivering Sie^rf
papers with clock-work Tegularity, -and :
performing many other businesslike
acts, is a familiar sight 'upon the
streets of Rockville Centre-,,- Long I
Island. “Spot,” in company with his
•yoahg in ister, oovera a large territory,
arid so accurate, courteous and depend
able is this pair of hustling pews
.dealers that patronage, may be said to
Inctc-aae by leaps and bqunda, . ,
If iir'ly ‘ every morning the boy and
dog-start out with a big handle of pa
1 ---rs.' ;,Sometimes the boy rides a hi*
_cyele, but. generally the rounds are
made on foot. The dog takes the pa
pers #as they are handed to him and
knows Just where each is to go. Trot
ting through* gates and often jumping
fences to make short cuts he deposits
the papers girefuUy 'upon the d^r
.6Ups and hurries back for more work.
1..c- has also learned to meet the train
that brines the naDers and to nick out
the package,?, addressed to his mastefr
and carry them to the store a block
and a half away. Spot thoroughly i»n
.derstanas the business and so capable
"bas" lie become chat'It would now be
impossible for his master to do all'the
work-without his assistance. i:
In the ai iernoon Spot mingles with
the boys aud especially enjoys.- the
game of .baseball. He chases fouls,
guar.ls the hoys’ coats, arid always in
sist on fair play.—“Dur Dumb Ani
mal*. mi; T-'I r M /‘i. :.
Pasteurized and. Raw Milk,.
The Bureau of Animal Industry,has
been conducting an extensive Ctjidy
of the bacteriology of 'Commercially
pasteurized and raw market milk, thet
iniilt. for te&fi® being purchased
Washington, New York Boston,
it has been found that alb of this com-’
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mercially pasteurized milk soured
normally, due lit pfert at-least- to the
wide; distribution of a strain of lactic
acid ^bacteria possessing exceptional
resistance to heat. All changes ;due
to bacteria are dejayed in. .pasteuriz
ed milkrfor a period- depending’ bn'the
original bactehih contetntd of tbe mHk^’
the efficiency; of. pasteurization: arid
the handling of the milk after; pae-l
teurizatiori. 7 ’■ , $
- ' The buread' "has ' observed ' no' de-1
velopment of bacteria^tn-ttliir pirttteirt^I
ised milk which would, render It more*
unsafe, c.thap- raw- :milk -keht . undm:
Similar .conditions.' ;.,..Th9 ,_lnves|tlga»
Dons are ‘ being continued to . deter
mine‘tile number and variety of bac
teria that survive pasteurization uii
der controlled conditions, and - these
results wiiijbe publisbed^soon-. ai>
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Spanish Begns. -
Take one quart of beans boiled" un?,
til soft and add one tablespoonful of
chili powder : or red '.pepper, one- large
onion, .one-half cup ;pf molasses, porfcc
co season. Salt and- bake.twp hours.
If necessary add m ore. wkter. * *
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In “Place of Trip.
A girl who could take a trip only
iv.ery other year made herself happy!
she-alternate summers at home by pur
closing ,sopj© one,of, .the special things
;,Lc- wanted," gays "rtikeLadies 'floaig
:Tor.rnaf 1 One year it; was w hew sew-'
in%'ftilc6%e;''hnoth’e^>' sdme tiiek'furni
tatrjh j6ot. hei:-potn»;.*nir!a®ln, >^i hook-1
• ehsjstf dVIe&otisoe stie was Studying up . i
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i “^rstV; *petfkn» :*mfinu$aciiu1ft^P j
•was called Hungary wateg IToim -stair j
•Ouii'.ry 'where it was Invented. Ii •
...a :nade Ire in the spirits of wine j
r: ' from rosemary.
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t.-usuv 5 icre®iule®fiig^!fi4kwmM0B.' in* a
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^FORNEARLyItWENTY YEARs ivE HAVE BUIU)- I /M
ED OUR EIRE INSURANCE RuSlN^sWftt W&I
NOW ONE OF THE LARGEST AGENCIES IN THEI J
~r:H8l^ATEu^v': ^ ••s- ^t* *• j*t.j li-ii
■‘i :^ol &u *:»£;?! a ,?biqtt ton ,Ab^sb ea,
An the- foundation of our, success has been, fbsolntaly,
t; Ranio?> backed up by f«tliful: attention to, xyew
n,ess, W# h»s* now added to. oor facilities th<r . ti ^r^oni v
Haims Ufa Inm.r»h^ rnmnmtv Of N*wY<tffc e i; '
s-Slr. KWrCo«Hu)s aascteiated'hbuaeif with th»;*ejren utatitf
of this Company, and! a^ltt SLctturty^rettla^lthe claims of the HOUR
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