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TIME3-EXTEEPRISK, THOMABVHLLE, DECEMBER 2, 1904. ■^HOUSEHOLD ©n No Fau;i °f Railroad When Its Em- iMfi jo j ployc; Co Out on Bun Fatigued. .. ! The Railway and EngmsbHRg fto- ^ fl ,i . j view has tho foIlOWlhg to say ancat CrXT FOR BOTTtlNG PICKLES. tha werlilnf ol railroad employes In bottling home-made pickles, etc,, 'over time: boll tbc corks, and while hot you can It has been a very common custom press theta Into the bottles. When to abuse railroads for working men Making Artmelil ‘ ftublcii Fe# probieity faitvO bad greater in terest for the chemist than the arti ficial preparation, of diamontii and other precious stones, though tticir efforts have not been marked vi^th conspicuous success, despite the in vention of the. electric furnace and other means of producing-high tem perature. A recent process Is the making of artificial rabies, and has heed discovered by a Herman chemist htimed Vefhfitiil. It consists of fusing a mixture of el ay and chromium oxide with the heat ot an oxyhydrogen burn er and then allowing the mesa to cool Suddenly, thus producing crystal.!, thfe two materials ate placed in alter- fiatS hdrinbfitai Myers* had the heat. HrhiSb.la as tnterish da possihie, ts ap plied from above. The quick. cSoltrig caused by suddenly shutting oft thh blast produces the hardness charac teristic of the ruby, and the resulting crystal, which Is pure and brilliant, is said to posssss all the physical prop erties of the natural gem, being cut rcadHy and taking a fine polish.—Har per's Weekly. WORKING OVER TIME. VHOLK SAM~- ,! A nrmcily That lias Such Endorsement! Should lie In livery Home.' 1 cnkl they nrc tightly sealed. . I over-time, en.d It has been equally . —' common to ascribe many ot the S ■' FOR SOUR MILK, I wrecks to that cauce, The Strati** ' When milk that is not perfectly fresh : part of suc}i a eharge is the aweftlbii Is used in a cream sauce or soup do that the practice proceeds from greed not add salt until just before serving, on the part of th* roads, the writers fut»w«tyjt the. milk curdling. . apparently being Ignorant of the fact /-, „ . ", ' ’ that the men are paid by the hour and f\ 1 RASPBERRY VINEGAR. that It costs no more to pay two men ' To six quarts of red raspberries ndd ten hoars each than one man working Ibrco cupfuls of apple vinegar. Clean i twenty hoars. A court in PeasSrivt. thoroughly and cover, with the vinegar. I nia has lately taken ti skislM'd VieS Let it stand twenty-four honrs-two oI thc case. It r.pptoH tbit a freight ,ra,B ha <* ***» to remain upon a ! strain through a Jelly bag. sldH rack until four trains had passed i "*« that. while waiting, the entire S&: S .¥ m crew wont to sleep.' Being awakened ■MfsS Whittaker, a prominent” club woman of Savannah, Ga., tells how she was entirely cured ot ovarian troubles by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. ' Dead Mm2. Pixxtuun—I heartily rtdbaiiamtd Lydia K., Pihfchdm'e Vcgtlthblo.Coinpouiid a* a Uterine Tome and Regulator. I suffered for font- years with Irregularities and Uterine troubles No one but those who have experienced this dreadful agony can form any Idea of the physi cal and mental misery those endure who are thus afflicted. Your Vege table Compound eared me within three months. I was fully restored to health and strength, and now my periods sre regular and painless. What a blessing It Is to lie able to obtain such k remedy when so, .many doctor* fall to help you. Lydia 15. jplukhttmta Vegetable Compound la better thafi buy doctor or medicine L hHr.Jiad. Very truly yours, Miss kit WnrrrixxB, C04 »0th St, W. Savannah, Ga.".—tscoo/to/wt tfuktual.f (tow letter proving genuine nest etui net •» [reduced. Tho testimonials which we are constantly publishing from grateful women provo beyond a doubt tho power of Lydia E. Plnklium’s vegetable Compound to conquer female diseases. iboti several minutes longer, then put Into bottles and sent To serve, allow "a fourth of n capful of vinegar to three-fourths of a cupful of water and •hared Ice to make quite cold. This is exceedingly refreshing daring the hot months and quickly prepared. Lord Justice's Shops. LSicl justice Vdughn willtamS, 6f England, owns many flourishing butch er shops In the kingdom. This opens a broad field for speculating as to just what judicial action he might take were a tew labor strikes of the mod ern American type brought before him for violent Interference with the meat output and the right of other la-. borers to work. ‘wt*a {■ FRUIT SALAD, f Take one quart ot mixed fruit Juice '--red raspberry, strawberry, cherry •and pineapple. Heat and stir In two tnblcspoonfuls of gelatine softened in two tnblespoonfnls of cold water; awceten to suit; add one-halt teaspoon- fnl of mixed spices—cinnamon, cloyes, -mace; one teaspoonful vinegar; poor Into small cups, lined with pieces of bleached almonds, and chill on Ice. ■Unmonld on plates, placing lettuce leaves which are dressed with French •dressing and two large cherries at one 'side. On top a teaspoonful ot whipped sweet cream; serve this with nut wafers. ,» Election Returns That Interest Alt Parties. SUCCESSORS TO AVERY & McMILLAN, 51-63 South Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga. -ALL KINDS OF— “MlTf McFub (cheerfully)—Virtue Id ltd owe reward. Sleeth (gloomily)—And I s’pose marriage Is Us own punishment.— Houston Chronicle. MACHINERY LUCK. "You are still a bachelor. Yet you say you are lucky with women." “Certainly. Do they not always re fuse me?"—Meggandorfer Blaetter. /!’ CRABAPPLE JELLY. . I Cat the apples-into pieces without re- jnoTlng seeds or cores, as they improve nlie flavor of the Jelly. Set a stone Jar In a pot of hot water; put the apples In the jar without adding water to them, unless they should be very dry, in which caso put one cup of water !to every six pounds ot fruit. Let them a»ll eight or nine hours. Leave in the 3«r all night, covered closely. Squeeze out the juice the next morning; allow a pound of sugar to n pint ot juice. Fat ,dhe Juice over the fire and when boiling add the eager and boU for a minute ■or so. Take from lire and fill the jelly : Bosses which have been dipped in hot I water. German Red Taps. ' Red tape as made in Germany aeetnn to be a very choice article.- A German-woman sends London Truth the following anecdote: A female teacher In, a school la Westphalia had to make an official communication to the Minister Of Education. She used for the purpose what, Is called "eagle paper" having tho royal eagle upon It is I water mark, and duly dls- -patched It to Berlin through the Sehoot Board of Essen. After a few dnys thc lotter camo back, with an Intima tion that It must he rewritten, as the eagle appeared upon It head down ward. Evidently’Berlin smelt “Males- tatsbeleidlgung." • 1 t ITSpermaamtlycurod, No dts oraervous- S ees after amt day’a us. of Dr. Kilns’. Gnat IurrSll«ii,oror,S2trinl bottloand treatise free >n «. H. ltu»«.Ltd.. Ml Arch Bt„ Falla., pa, lth.umati.rn can be thoroughly eradi cated by a plentiful diet of rips fruit. Mao's Cure cannot he too highly tpokdn 01 ssaoough oure.—J. W. O'Bmisx, M Third Avenue, N„ Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. MtlOO. Mexico has llttls trouble la finding sol- diers. They era recruited from prisons. Reliable Frick Engines. Boilers, all Sizes, Wheat Scparatorc. BEST IMPROVED SAW MILL ON fiUTtt. Large Engines and Boilers supplied promptly. Shingle Mills, Corn Mille, Circular Saws,Saw Teeth,Patent Doge, Steam Governors. Full line Engines S. Mill Supplies. Send for free Catalogue. Swimming the Beat Exercise. A aorlca ot experiments, conduct ed by physiological chemistry at the university of Pennsylvania, has proved that swimming Is the most ■'■■■ He visited the CRICHTON’S BARBERRY JELLY. . A delicious jelly, which is ot high re- Ipnte with English people and families of English descent In this country, is made of barberries.- The barberry it ■a rather seedy fruit for preserves, but it is sometimes put up, as cbmmtg : are, with a pound of raisins to every, five pounds ot Itself, and a pound of angar to a pound of the whole. The barberry should be picked late, after It his been touched with the frost, and the fruit is of a deep, dark crimson. The demand for the fruit is so limited that it seldom sells for more than ten cents a quart, so it most be classed among eur inexpensive preserving fruit. tut^amimnacncmon v—'• Shorthand D*pt„ B. Os Orichton. Bookkeeping D. R, flbeinaker. Catalogue free. B. 0. Orlobton, Prop.* KUer Bldg.. Atlanta, Qa. PRACTICAL VIEW. - She—Were you much Impressed by the mountains during your vacation) He—Yes; 1 figured it out that there wga enough earth and rock tying cronfitt there to make a half-dozen more States.—Philadelphia Telegraph. beneficial ezarcise. dressing rooms at tha athletic field, and Immediately before each athlete loft for his exercise drew blood from him by meant of the regularly pre pared sterile needle. Then, When the athlete returned to the dressing room, after running, jumping, pole vaulting, or engaging in water polo, the needle would again be brought into play, and a second ymple of blood drawn. Analysis of the blood, to discover how far each-, exercise increased the number of red cor- puacHa, showed that water polo and other forms of swimming resulted in the largest Increase. The swimming ozorclset were thux shown to be tho most beneficial, for the greater num ber of red corpuscles, the richer > an average increase ot !1 per cent, as against 17 per cent, for the next best exercize—short-distance run ning. After one ot these examinations, during the athletic season, while t]ie men were In the pink of condition and exerting themselves to tha ut most, Dr. Htwk found the following results, in round numbers, from the count of blood corpuscles; “ RTPAN8 TABT7LEH i Taaics 1 i In time. Bold by druirzlet*. ** EEE2Z2Z1 How to Stay Yeung. How eld are youT The adage says that women are as old as they look and. men as old as they feel. That’s wrong. A man and wc man are as olcj as they take' themselves to be. Growing old is largely a habit of tho mind. "As a man thlnkoth in his heart to Is he.” If he begins shortly after middle, age to imagine him- self growing old he will be old. To keep one's self from decrepit- tudo is tcmtwh&t a-matter of will power. The fats* are kind to the man who. hangs on to 11 tp with both hands. He who lets go will go. Death It slow only to tackle the to naclous. V , Pones de Locn searched In the wrong place for the fountain of youth. It Is In toe's stlf. One mutt keep one's seif young inside. Bo that whflo "tha outer man periiheth the inner man is renewed day by day." . When the human mind ceases to oxert itself, when there is no longer an aotlrs interest in the attain cf this life, when the human stops read- lng and thinking and doing, the man, llko a blasted tree, begins to’dlo at the top. You are as old as you think you are. Keep the harness on. Yoiir job Is not done. fitUlCK RESULTS. W. J. Hill, of Concord, N. .0., Justice of the Peace; says; "Doan's Kidney . w, Pills proved a very - efficient OB remedy In my hA caee. I. used ffJZSj them for dleor- tin dored kldneye —i— and backache, — from which 1 bed experienced gjgjp a great deal of m3j3& trouble and RIFLE PISTOL CARTRIDGES. “ It’s the shots that hit that count. ” Winchester Rifle and Pistol Cartridges in all calibers hit, that is, they shoot accurately and strike a good, hard, pene trating blow. This is the kind of cartridges you will get, if you Insist on having the time-tried Winchester male*. ALL DEALERS BELL WINCHESTER MAKE OF CARTRIDGES. [HQVSEHgLD t | f Before boiling milk or making any Mace with milk always rinse out the saucepan In cold water. It will bs found a ease of a stitch In time saving nine ar thereabout If the lsco edgings on the hem of a petticoat be "tfircrcast” with a strong thread be fore the garment is washed. Bagged edges and ravcilngt will be avoided by This precaution'. In caring for tho kitchen daily, do not overlook tho gas range. In most apartments the wail behind it soon be comes coated with grease and steam. If washed regularly with a strong sor.psnds roaches and other objection. able Intruders will, soon give tha kitchen c wide berth. Shell portieres are so ornamental and raslly made that till members of the family should be Instructed to keep a bright lookout fer them if their voca tion travels take them to the sefishbre. Cue has but to piece a hole with a •h.-rp pin and string them In long stvandf. An orerdrspery at the top odds very much to thc effectiveness. Tcrnitt no wringing or rubbing ot any v.-asb silk garment. Simply bars it dipped, changing the’ lukewarm water several times until it becomes c imperatively dean. Next pass through two waters of the same tem perature, omitting soap, and bang up to drain. Care should he taken to pin in several places, as the garment will bo heavy with the weight of ■^ster. It may shock ttay nouiCt^~« to hear it, but the poor coffee one gets in tbc overage household he doe largely to the. washing of the pot It is plunged in with other pots, In alt but exceptional cases, and washed with the common dlsbciotb. "A coffee pot" says a cool: wbqro coffee is famous, “should never be washed. It should be filled with cold water and left to stand for a few moments sfter using. Then it .should be brushed put care fully with a long-handled brush, scalded with hot water and left to dry .with the lid open tin It is to be used Malm Coffee made carefully in a pot so treated l.ccaincs a nectar fit for the gods." " • ' L.:D,OUGL. ney secretions were very irregular, dark colored and full of sediment, The Pills cleared It all up and I have not hod an ache in my back since taking'tbs last dose. My health. generally Is Improved s great deal.” Foster-Jlllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by all dealers, price BO cents, per box. . ^ |RBNmHi| age of gain after the 100-yard dash, 25; 120-ytrd hurdles, 21.6; half-mils run, 18; mile run, 14; two mile run, 0; broad Jump, six jumps, 16; three- minute water pole game, 27.—Tho World's Work. W. L. Douglas rnakom mml mella moro neon's $3.BO mhacn than any othor mnrtufacturor In tha world. I are of (r**Ur IntrinMe ybIuo th.n »ny other MAO eboo on the market Photo Pabllo Workmen, European Inspectors take snapshots of men engaged on public work. The photos, In some cases, sre more elo- sjuent than any, report could be. One ■bowed a group of thirty men on a road-paving Job, Two of the thirty were at work. DmOi,,* Cannot Ha Cored by local application, as thay cannot reach tho diseased portion of tho car. There ts only one way to curt deafness, and ihnt It hy constl- THE FISH BRAND SUCKER A VALUED FRIEND iu-tlajr, ami w the bottom. Look: ^SUPERIOR IN FIT, COMFORT AND WEAR, Two Chefs. Liberal publicity Is given to the faci that George Gould’s chef has returned from a tour, wbllo ours has been back from Lynchburg for a week and noth- tug has been ssld about it.—Washing ton Port. another. Pkne tend me i prke^hts'* (Th* mm et thU wof.fcr doctor, ob!!f*4 to b« Mt In lU fiottfi •< , wMth«r,wUi U flren M •rfUcadMh) TOWER CANADIAN COMPANY, Limited Torooto, CmuuU 'ISHWKP Wet Weather Clothing, Suits, and Hate for all kind, of wet work or ,port way to cure denture,, and thmt Is by coanl- rational remedies. Deafness b canned by an Inflamed condition ot the muooos lining ot the Enetnehinu Tube. When this tabs Is hi- flamed yon hare a rumbling round orimper- tret hearing, and when It t, entirely closed Deatnece Is the result, and nnlere the Inflam mation can be token ont and thin tube re- stored to Its normal condition, beating will be destroyed forever. Nine carol out ot ten are roared by catarrh, which In nothing bat nn Inflamed rendition of the mueoua surfaces. We will gira One Hundred Dollar, for any csmoI Doatnee, (ennSed by eatotrhjtbat ean- not be cured by Hail', Catarrh Care. Meudtor circatarafree. F.J. CitiniTi Co.,Toledo,0. Hold by Droiw,t«, lie. Take Hall’s Family Pilin' tot constipation. The New Blegapbene. The day ot the brass megaphone is over. The latest thing in a megaphone mouthpiece la one built like a big monii»g s!"cy. and colored accordingly, red. white or blue. They are very showy anti deale/s expect a big tale for them. : / BEST IFOR THE BOWELS opsyii S ail swelling In 3to?o ecu a permanent cure 0 day a. Trial treatment w. Nothingcan be fairer GUARANTEED CURE for all bowel trouble*, append! blood,.wind on the atomach, bloated boweta, foul moutfc palna after eating, liver trouble, aallow akin and dl«*ine* regularly yoa or* tick. Coixtlpntloa kllle more people tl atari* ch-orie ailmenta and loag years of au.Tering. No i CA8CARET8 today, for yon will never get well r.nd ati right Take our advice, start with Cafcsret.i today uu money refondetL The genuine tablet ctamped CCC. booklet frre. Addrcaa Sterling Remedy Company, Chic* OUT OF THE ORDINARY. Fred—What do you think of ( MIas Hyatt? Joe-Cfr, she’s s nice looking girl,, but her actions ere n trifle unwoman ly. Fr.-i—Unwomanly? Joe—Tea; she actually insists upon putting on tor gloves before going out Into the ttreoL-Chlcagq News. noMor«Bifndlton«BU»S£**3S [on Xf k hetrr C*. Iowa c Itr. I^.ha* • a • U,«* iW&m To cure, or money refunded by your merchant, so why not try it? Price 50c. KILLS PAIN KILLS GERMS DR EARL S. 5LUAN . 6IS AlBANY.5T»^P5TpH,MAS5,