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Show MANNER OF CONSTRUCTING PRACTICAL SHEEP HURDLES Ten Dollars A guaranteed, jeweled, nickel movement in a twenty year filled case lor $10.00. Very special value. Other watches ol all standard makes at minimum price. Write us about it. KATN of Devices Seems to B Great Objection to More General Their Liability of Blowing Over x Materials to be Used. The great objection to the more 170 SALT St gen- closer than It is used on longer eral use of sheep hurdles seems to be stretches, but that number of wires their liability to blowing over. I sub- seems to me about right for a good mit illustrations of some that offer job. They might be placed closer at LAKE CITY UTAH less resistance or are better fortified the bottom and wider at the top, peragainst the effects of the wind, writes haps. That hurdle (Fig. 4) made with A POSITIVE and PERRichard H- Mitchell in the Country uprights and 14 feet from end MANENT CURE FOR to end of upright, would weigh about Gentleman. Drunkenness and Fig. 1, while not strictly a movable 65 pounds, and cost about as many Opium Diseases. hurdle, is, nevertheless, considered as cents for material. The cost of the Thera is u publicity so sickness. Ladies treated as such, and is the one in most comprivately as in their awn homes. THE KLELEY mon use. I can only give measureSTITUTE, 334 W. South Temple Street, Salt Lake City. ments from memory, but should say that they were 10 feet long and 5 feet high when set up. The figure BEING THE ONLY SEEDSMEN is made of sawed stuff, but shown In the country making thoro are more often made of split Field Tests of Seeds, we lead all competitors. they Write for our Big Free Catalog of saplings; the construction, however, Is precisely the same. Holes are made one would not be much difwith a bar, and they are get end to ferent, and it would weigh 40 pounds end and pinned together at the top. more. CO., Salt Lake City As to manufacture, I should say, as These, like those supported on the A crutch, form a perfectly straight fence, has already been suggested, that pretNot His Fault. which is not so proof against the force ty close to where they are to be used or would be the best place to make them, Little Augustus Jounson had learn- of the wind as one, built ed some things about the face of a worm fashion. as one freight on the material would In Fig. 2 I have shown two panels be saved. Machinery does not enter clock, but not quite all there is to know. that are intended to be set up in this very largely into their construction; so nothing could be saved in that What time is it, Gustus? asked his employer one night, to test him. way. It ought not to require any Its jes 8 oclock, said the boy, great skill to saw up boards and nail them together, and also stretch wire after a careful survey of the clock. on them, if that form was desired. No, youre wrong, said his emIn drawing these hurdles, I have It wont be 8 for quite a ployer. allowed the center uprights to come while yet not for twenty minutes. down as far as the others; In pracBofe hands is pinting to 8, jes as tice, it might be found better to make straight as dey can pint, said the them shorter, especially if they were If dey aint telling boy stubbornly. to he set up on uneven ground. The de truf, I cyant help it. Youths - IN- all-boa- rd PORTER-WALTO- N zig-za- g , Companion. Might be in a Nice Fix. Two men of Milwaukee were discussing the case of a person of their acquaintance whose obituary, it appears, had been printed by mistake in one of that citys newspapers. one of the Oh, ho! exclaimed So dey haf brinted der Germans. funeral notice of a man who is not dead already! Veil, now, hed be in a nice fix if he vas one of dose beeble vot believes everything dey sees in der papers. Harpers Magazine. (3 manner. The b slips in the end of panel right-hanend of panel a, and a section of the fence is shown in Fig. 3. These panels are supposed to be 10 feet long and 4 feet high, and the lumber 1 by stuff, but these dimensions can be varied to suit the idea of the user. With these dimensions, however, the distance between the end uprights on panel ought to be 11 inches. On panel a the end Teaching and Feeding. A student at the Western Reserve uprights ought to be 15 inches from university suffers from obesity. It ap- either end. This ought to make the pears that even professors do not love fence worm about 4 feet. As can be the dressing. If the ends of the upa fat man. After a particularly un- readily understood, more or less worm that stand on the ground were successful recitation m an English will be given to the fence by moving rights in hot coal tar, they would dipped from second end in either the upright course the professor said: Alas, Mr. last as long as the reBt tV probably ' a. Blank! You are better fed than panel A panel using wire instead of lum- the panel. taught. Fig. 6 shows an iron that t think Thats right, professor, sighed ber Beems desirable, and in Fig. 4 would be a great help in clinching me to one seems shown that have the the youth, subsiding heavily. You most desirable, as combining the great- the nails. A slot is cut in the end teach me; I feed myself. of a flat piece of iron, so that it will slip easily on the nail, and it is bevChoice. First eled from the slot to either edge. By Mr. Jawback My dear, I was one slipping this on the nail, the end can of the first to leave. be bent over at more than a right Mrs. Jawbatk Oh, you always say angle. The iron is then slipped back, that. as shown In the illustration, and the I can prove it this Mr. Jawback nail bent over and driven into the time. Look out in the hall and see the For wood, as shown to the right. beautiful umbrella I brought home. fencing stacks and turning corners, Toledo Blade. both ends of the panels would have to bb alike, instead of reversing, as Advanced Fast. shown in the cut. If this fence should Mike, didnt you have some trouit ought prove reasonably wind-proorig. ble when you landed at New York? to solve a large problem in fence econDivil a bit, sor. est strength with the least surface, omy, as much less fence would You hadnt any password admit- and with the surface low. The panel, be neededvery if the fence could be as there shown, can be used on the easily moved from, place to place as ting you to the country, had you? No, sor, but before I had been in A crutch. Fig. 5 shows it modified, to occasion demanded. the country tin days I had the grip. meet the requirements of a worm It would be absolutely wind-proo- f fence. By substituting a post in the around a stack if locked with the slidinChicago Tribune. place of the end uprights, you have g-bar, and would have the advantage Explorers Ailment. the Fig. 1 forms. of being movable when the ground Did that explorer suffer any phyIn Fig. 5 you will notice that I am sical ailment as a result of his trip not satisfied with cleats, but have was frozen. to the arctic regions? introduced a bar sliding in a slot on Choking on Oats. Yes. the front side of the end upright and Some horses eat so greedily that What was it? on the back side of the second upbecome choked on oats. We have Writers cramp. Washington right. This makes a complete lock, they one that troubled us in that way, so Star. and seems to me quite essential on we often had to send for a veterinathat style of fence. I should also rec- rian, who inserted a tube down ber Perhaps It Happened in Idaho. omend the same device on the board throat to dislodge the grain, says a A gentleman once started on a writer in an exchange. Later he told lon journey. He having to go on us how to avoid the trouble in this foot, got weary and lay down in a He advised us to place a dozen way: h A fence corner to rest. The sun being or more smooth stones, the size of a so warm and he so weary he fell small hens egg, in the feed box, takasleep. care to have them well distributed ing By chance he had a pumpkin seed the oats. This compels the through in his pocket. The ground was damp, horse to eat less greedily, as he must this made the seed sprout and then it eat carefully to avoid biting on the When he awoke he was algrew. stones. We had no further trouble as most 25 miles away from where he panels, as on uneven ground one end long as we owned the horse. He was curled up in a might spring up and allow the panels lay down. pumpkin blossom. to separate. Succulent Feed for Cows . One of the most practical ways of Of course on this skeleton any kind What She Wanted. of wire can be used. Personally, supplying succulent feed for cows, of any sort when one has only a small herd and Father (to his daughter) Ive would not use barbed-wirbrought you a zither for your birth- as a gift. The illustration is intend- does not have ensilage, is by raising twisted wire, roots such as mangels, rutabagas or day, my dear, and a book by which ed to show a you can teach yourself to play on it placed six Inches apart, which is much stock carrots. left-han- d d e two-stran- d in a month. But it was the zither Daughter teacher I wanted most. Fliegende Blatter. WHERE WOMEN DRAW THE PLOW Secret. Mrs. Chucksley, is your husband a member of any secret society? He thinks he is but he talks in his sleep. Chicago Tribune. Transcript Shortly after her marriage a woman packs her ideals away in moth bails and pays no more attention to them until she becomes a widow. For Infants and Children. Tha Kind You Have , undersood that the stock of the new Amalgamated Pioche merger will be held at $6 to $7.50 a share, and that the holders of the absorbed companies shall receive one share in the new company for five in the old. It is reported from Stockton, Utah, that considerable ore is being opened up in the Bullion Coalition along tho is 3 PER CENT Avertable Preparation for Assimilating iheFoodandRegula-tin- g (he S lomachs and Bowels of ALCOHOL-- SVflHItDK Promotes Digestion, Cheerfulness and Rest.Contains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral Always Bought Bears tho Signature of NotNarcotic Ptopr of Old DrSAMVEimtWSfl Pumpkin Seed lx Senna ftathelle Softs dnue Stiff J ' peppermint Jfi CnrbenaUSedn h'orm Seed CfarSed Suyar Mtakyrten flavor Use A perfect Remedy for Constipation , Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverishness and Loss OF Sleep. Facsimile For Over Signature of Thlrtu 1 1UUIVI till IJ Vopro The Centaur Company. Co. General Manager J. Parke Cleaning of the Miami Copper company has wired that the concentrating plant was started on the 15th. One section is reported to he operating Mr. 'Channing places tho smoothly. companys ore reserves at 16,500,000 tons, with the prospect that 30,000,000 will ultimately be put In sight. Since announcement that Amalgam mated had arranged for absorption of United Metals Selling company there has been a sharp upward movement in International Smelting and by reRefining stock, accompanied ports that Amalgamated would soon make an offer for stock not now controlled by it, says the Boston News Bureau. When one can find honeycombed Iron quartz with nodules of gold as big as the tip of a mans finger running 999 pure, the average miner thinks he has a pretty good thing, says the Salt Lake and this is the case with F. E. Sullivan and P. W. Oertel, two practical young miners, who the first of the year leased from R. M. Edmunds of Salt Lake the Washakie group of claims located In Sonomie hills, thirty miles south of Winnemucca and miles east of Chafey, in twenty-fiv- e Humboldt county,1 Nevada. Nearly 5,000 coal miners in eastern Ohio were ordered to lay down their tools on Saturday, in conformity with the strike order issued by President T. L. Lewis of the Untied Mine Workers of Araeiica. The strike is called in sympathy with one which had been on in the Tuscarawas district of Ohio since April of 1910. California petroleum stocks January 3 amounted to 27,460,000 barrels, an increase of 430,000 for the month, according to the Oil World. Consumption, exclusive of oil burned in the field, was 5,292,325 barrels for the month, a daily average of 117,720 barrels. The production amounted to 197,155 barrels per day. e The company of Park City, Utah, has the first consignment of lead ore on the Salt Lake market, to be shipped under the new contract with the International Smelting & Refining company. The ore, as soon as sampled, yill be forwarded to the until the Tooele plant and stock-piletwo lead furnaces now being designed are ready for business. All records of the present movement on the Salt Lake exchange were broken Friday of last week, when 133,-16shares of stock sold for $39,937.95. The Tintic stocks retain their leadership and pronounced gains in price were recorded. Reports from Arizona last week were that the Ray Consolidated and Miami concentrating plants are both In successful operation, no hitch having been developed and none is expected. These are the third propositions to begin milling porphyry cop- NEW YORK. hi Exact Copy of Wrapper. T em-nui- i WJI ONE OF THE EARLY BIRDS. 4JJU v H.nn, errr. .will j 11. uiiftyi ..I I,. MU Quite So. "Was your brother hurt at pole vaulting last night? Yes, but he hopes to get over It, all right. Aclions, looks, words steps from the alphabet by which you spell character. Lavater. Mrs. WfnMlowa Soothing Syrup for (lilldron teething, softens the gumn, roducr Inflamra-Uou- , allay pam. cure wiud colic, 25c a bottler The busiest thing In the world idle curiosity. 1 The Wretchedness Herald-Republica- daly-Judg- In of Constipation Can quickly be overcome by CARTERS LITTLE Joskins That last leg of mutton was beastly tough. Mr. Trimmins You surprise me, mum. Why, it was quite a young Mrs. lamb. Mrs. Joskins Um. late hours, then! Must have kept Up to Him. Tom -- Im dead sore. I lost $3 today. 1 feel like somebody ought to kick ine. Tess (absently ) Why dont you ask father for my hand tonigh- t- hes right in the library. LIVER PILLS. Purely vegetable act surely and gently on tho liver. Cura Biliousness, Headache, Dim- new, nod Indication. They do their duty. Dm, Small Prica. mutw Signature Small Pill, Small Genuine Heaven won't seem worth while to some women unless there's an occasional bargain sale. KNOWN ONLY "imOMO OrTNTNF. That is LAXATIVE BKOVu QLlM N HJ I mi for th signature of K. W. KVU,. I sed the VYoiid orer to Lure a Cold In Cmo Vstr 20c. Town criers were abo'isbed womens clubs were organized. Thompsons Une Garfield Tea stimulates the live-constipation, cleanses the system end rids the blood of impurities. All druggi ti. OVER starts habits of energy No w'ornan can be happy w ho has too much time to think of things that are none of her business. , WORLD THS oiek Eye Valer relief to eye IrrltoUoiu raneea by dmet, ae or vied. OI7R OWN. If OWN A UtKINEHS OP inYaKH)ni or utpfMtenu to 176 wHkh, no eupil.il Write tor fr prifKiu. fl.trkcom npceshttry. beiMou, 807 feyke lilk., Miuueapolin, Muiu. when W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. 11. 0 iiMal mlfn An Uphill Job. Figg Dont you wish you could live your life over again? Fogg Well, I should say not! Ive endowment policy got a twenty-yea- r maturing this month, Boston Trans- One on the Parson. Parson Joiner It must be dreadful to have to impose a life sentence upon a man, judge. Judge Jolly You ought to know, parson; you do It yourself. Boston ht True to Her Nature. Did you hear the news? Madge has eloped. Jack Madge always was a flighty sort of a girl. d No cript It We tell you about how good youll feel after taking a CASCARET that millions of people buy, use and recommend them But thats talk you buy a box now take as and get the proof directed in the morning After you know CASCARETS you'll never be without them. C VSCARETS 10c a box fop a week's treatment, alldrucaislH. biggest seller iu the world. Million boxes a month. Maud e town. rooming I Tit-Ilit- extension of the main tunnel. Over thirty men are now on the pay roll of the company. Considerable cross-cuttinis in progress. diagonals in Fig. 4, being on opposite to a report from Nevada, According course sides of inch uprights, will of the Seven Coalition right Troughs he an inch apart where they cross. I now is looking unusually good. On should not fill this in, hut draw them the fifth level six feet of $100 ore is together in nailing, as it will make the now being mined. The property is frame all the stronger. Hemlock is seventy-fiv- e men; its mill employing probably the best material for making is running day and night and to its these, and it would undoubtedly last fullest capacity. enough longer to pay to have it dressThe potentialities of Ray Consolied. If ordered in carload lots, enough would he saved in freight to pay foi dated are very large, for there is a their repossibility of Increasing serves to 100,000,000 tons, and of further enlarging the concentrator materially beyond tho 8,000 or 10,000 tons daily capacity, which is now being erected, sajs Thompson, Towle & i , Beck Tunnel has opened up a nnmercial body of ore In cave is ithe report brought from Tin-tiI MiningXwill be resumed at the property of tae Utah Mires Coalition in the Big Cottonwood district, in Utah, by April One car of fifty tons was shipped last week from the Silver Shield at Dingham, and two more of 100 tons will be sent forward this week. It is reported that ore worth from 40 to as high as $100 a ton has been found in a twenty-fivfoot upraise on the 200 level of the Black Jack property at Tintic. There are more dividend payers to, the square mile and more big bodies of ore in sight in the Tintic, Utah, district today than can be found in a like tenitory anywhere. Absorption of the United Metals Selling company by the Amalgamated Copper company is regarded as another step in the direction of the much talked about copper merger. Reported discovery of gold in the Dream mine, located in the hills southeast of Spanish Fork, Utah, has caused no small amount of stir among many of the citizens of the good c. Use PROOF in the A Fair Return. Minister (arousing himself In bar bers chair) All through yet. Barber Aye, lang syne. Minister Then I must have been indulging in a quiet nap? Barber Ye wis that, sir. Minister It was very good of you cot to waken me. I am very thankful for what has been a most refreshing sleep. Barber Hoots, man, haud yer tongue; its only a fair return. I slept all through your sermon last Saw-batLondon NES AND MINING A great many Russian peasants are going into western t Canada, and as many of them are poorly equipped for farm operations, they work in 'the plan. These Russians settle in villages according to their custom in their native land and when there are not enough horses to draw 1 the plows, the women of the village act as substitutes. R is said to be not an uncommon sight to see a dozen or more women attached to a plow by a long rope on which there are fastened at Intervals sticks of wood which may be placed against the breast or across the arms to aid in Dulling. per ores. Official reports received in Spokane show the ore production in the Slo-caKootenay,- Rossamd and Boundary districts in the province of British Columbia amounted to 2,23U,009 tons In 1910, as against 2,188,509 tons la 1909 and 2,106,892 tons In 190$. FREE SAMPLE OF LAXATIVE CURED THEIR CONSTIPATION When a person has become discouraged through years of failure to find a cure, and finally, perhaps, gives up trying, It Is small wonder that he becomes skeptical. And yet, to all who have constipation. we would say, Try Just one thing more. We wish you would try Dr. CaldwellS Byrup Pepsin, a laxative tonic that has Thousands been used for a generation. are using It; surely some of your friends can You buy It of among the number. any druggist at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, but better still, send your name and addresB to Dr. Caldwell for a free sample bottle. He will send you enough to convince you of Its merits, and then If you like It you can buy It of your Mr J. J. Petty of Union vllle, druggist. Mo.. Mr. George W. Z.m prman of Harrisburg. Pa., and many others of both sexes and in all parts of the country first used a sample bottle and now have tt regularly In the house. You will learn to do away with salts, waters and cathartics for these are but temporary reliefs while Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is guaranteed to cure permanently. It will train your stomach and bowel muscles so that they will do their work again naturally without outside aid. Cast aside your skepticism and try Syrup Pepsin. For the free sample address Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 201 Caldwell building. Monti-cello. 111. |