Show 1 f ' VJ "' - ) f I t : THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH LIVE By Drinking STOCK Tak Salta to Flush Kidneys Halp Neutralist Irritating Acids - 1 am Informed that the portraits on the new bills will Include Washington Jefferson with a picture of Montlcello on the obverse side Lincoln with Ih Lincoln memorial on the obverse side Hamilton with the Treasury building Jackson with the White House Grant with tha Capitol Franklin with dependence hall as well aa McKinley Cleveland Madison and Chase fegrertheabsehceor secretary of the treas- Albert Gallatin ury under Jefferson and Madison He was a great secretary of the treasury Surely he should be remembered by a grateful nation by having hit picture on a series of these bills Of all citizens who have risen to power and fame In the United States Albert Callatln was the most distinguished a He made on deep Impression American history directly afterths Revolution and served hla country aa a member of congress honorably United States senator minister to France and minister to England and at the Treaty of peace commissioner Ghent and last but not least he wds one of your honored predecessors of Louisiana was the The purchase great measure of Jefferson's first term but it was Gallatin who arranged for its payment and did so without In the slightest degree deranging his plans for the funding of the national debt When the War of 1812 'came upon us burdens were placed great financial but department upon the Treasury with great skill and wisdom Gallatin discharged them successfully ' Bodily Endurance Tests tests nre the outcropEndurance as It ping of an Impulse aa ancient Long before the qnaecountahle days of purses or publicity the same Instinct found Its vent In the old In — The Indian braves dim would cut four slits in the skia of their chests and run a narrow Leather thongs through the slits streaming from the ton of a sort of maypole were fastened to each end Is tird Vosetxbis dependable laxative Keeps rigbe Get For Kidney and bladder l?ritat!onsofton of result from acidity says a noted auKeep thority The kidneys help filter thl acid from the blood and pass It on to the bladder where It may remain to In buying a stallion one should keep Irritate And Inflame cansing a burnTn Blind The Importance breeding” scalding sensation" or'Yettlng up ofpure an Irrltatloo at the neck of the bladexcellence Individual ing aoundness of the der obliging you to seek relief two and the reliability potency or three times during the night The party from whom purchased It should be remembered that pure sufferer is In constant dread the water passes sometimes with a scalding breeding is Important in a breeding Is as and sire It means that hls type ba$ sensation very profuse again been fixed by a long line of ancestors there is difficulty in voiding 1L Bladder weakness most folks call of similar type and thnt he will therefore transmit hls qunlilles with more It because they can’t control urinatVhlle It is extremely annoying than the grand sire It Is tion certainty well to keep In mind also that there and sometimes very painful this Is are certain families within every breed often one of the most simple ailments that stand out because of their su- to overcome Begin" drinking lots of soft water also get ' about four perior excellence and that such famounces of Jad Salts from your pharilies are especially desirable in n It Is a good safeguard to have a macist and take a tablespoonful horse examined and certified sound by glass of water before brenkfast Continue this for two or three days This a competent and reliable veterinarian WTuiiholirfftlTJ!e-theliPtds''1irtbefore buying Tf this is not positThieT a guarantee should bo secured that system so they no longer are a source of irritation to the bladder and urithe horse will pass the requirements of the stnlllon registration hoard and nary orgnns which then act normal until a again payment should he withheld and is Jad Suits is Inexpensive license hns been secured made from the acid of grapes and A horse may he pure bred and sound A lemon juice combined with llthia and and yet an undesirable Individual horse which would not himself be a Is used by thousands of folks who are caused gelding If castrated cjm sublet to urinary disorders Jad Salts causes by acid irritation hardly be expected to sire no bad effects whatever geldings effervesHere you have a pleasant Inliuying a guarantee should be ' drink which may cured thnt the horse will prove a 50 cent quickly relieve your bladder Irritation per cent foal getter under conditions WATSON HEN the announcement was unmde that each denomination of the new currency which la to be on Issued July 1 of this year was to bear a different portrait of a disAmerican tinguished a New York congressman wrote to Secretary Mellon of the Treasury partment as follows: '(4 (il and box at Sol TO NIGHT f yO MORKOW Q ALRIGHT joufealin All Drag giat I filliJUlJJt in Mind Importance Pure Breeding SCOTT Although Gallutin's portrait will not appear upon the new money that the nution" of which the New "grateful York spoke has not forcongressman gotten entirely his services Is shown fact that last year congress by the passed a Joint resolution authorizing the erection of a statue to flallailn and directing that It be placed on the gteps of the Treasury building in with that of Alexander Washington Hamilton to remind Americans that our financial system Is due to these two great tnen Unfamiliar though the stot-- of GalAmerlatin’s life may be to tunny icans It was nevertheless a romnntlc and an Important one He was one of th earliest examples of a foreign born citizen rising to a position of lie In the United States prominence In was born' In Geneva Switzerland a pood education la 1701 and received that city which was then one of the centers of learning In Euprincipal rope Having been left an orphan Gallatin decided to eaiigrate to America especially hb It offered an opportunity for an adventurous life In the There which- he desired wilderness is a legend that an unfortunate love affair drove him to this decision hut Is unknown the truth of the legend It Interesting to note that he was offered a commission In the forces of the Landgrave of Hesse who was furnishing soldiers to the British king hut for service against the Americnns that Gallatin declared “he would nev er serve a tyrant" Arriving In Boston in 1780 he spent some time there nntll he grew weary life and Puritan of "Its monotonous tone" Then he embarked upon a trading expedition to the frontier of Maine but when tills proved unprofitable be returned to Boston and he came an instructor In French at HarAfter staying there a vard college year Gallntln proceeded to New York which was then (1783) still In the hands of the British and their In aolence to the young Swiss Is snld to have been responsible for his leavsoon and going on to ing there very and Richmond Philadelphia While In Virginia he became Interested In the lands south of the Ohio field for apeculatlon as a promising a thousand and here he purchased acres which he bought for a hundred Here he In Virginia money pounds hoped to make his home as he had definitely decided to become an AmerSoon after Ihla land ican citizen he became the partner transaction named Snvary of a and together — da — Valcoulou they bought warrants for 120000 acres of Vlrglnts land between the Grent and Little Kanawha rivers was to have the Gallatin of this land and In 1784 he set He found the out to look It over line country north of the Virginia more desirable and finally located In where rennsylvnnla Fayette county r Mpplnf Intastln! poiaon your tnmrfj stsaHoc jour pew Mkiet to ill Tak M -- NATuart uoby-U- m More Water TIMELY HINTS FOR BUYING STALLION By ELMO All In Help Kidneys he built himself a log house and uls had a store It wns here he first met General The story of this meetWashington Is given ing us narrated by Gallutln In a paper for the New York Ills torlcal society written by— William Beach Lawrence Gallntln “had a in the office of the surveyor of who the district when Washington had Innds in the neighborhood and wns desirous of effecting communication between the rivers came there “Mr Gallatin's bed was given upto him — Gallatin lying on the floor below the table at which mediately wns writing Washington Washington to reduce to piqter wns endeavoring of the day tie calculations Gallntln statement at once the ennie heaVIng and after waiting to the conclusion he hlmsell gave the ansome time swer which drew from Washington Bueh a look as he never experienced On arriving at his before or since conclusion Washington turned to Gallatin and said ‘You are right young man’ " Of this Incident John Austin Stevens who wrote the biography of Gal In the “American latin Statesman” Mifflin series published by Houghton company says: Is snld “""he look which Washington to have given Mr Gallatin has Its tn that with which he Is counterpart also snld to have turned upon Morris when accosted by him with touch on the shoufnmlllarly lder" After the Incident at the log cabin on the Pennsylvania frontier Washington Is snld to have tried to secure o of Gallntln the services his land agent hut the later declined the offer Gallatin soon rose to prominence In his adopted state He was a member of the Pennsylvania assembly ennven tlon he was a member of the legiswas elected lature United States senator but could not qualify cause lie had not been long enough a citizen of the country For thirteen years he had then been In America his Intention and declared to be citizen three years afterward It Is believed that he was unseated on account of having been too Inquisitive the manner In which the regarding finances of the nntlon were being ad ministered It proved fortunate for the country at large thnt Gallatin was In Fayette county and not In the senate for It was largely through Ids Influence that tfiG Yhlsky lnsurrectlondld not result In war through the secession of several counties In western Pennsylvania and Virginia The people were not only ready to fight but hnd a flag of their own ready to float from their liberty pole Gallntln's good sense and saved the day for law management and order He hns been criticised for living on of the hoard Then the Indians would dance until they dropped unconscious nfid the hoards were torn their skin Whl Price the frontier Insteud of In the cities He liked the life there where convention did not rule and there waa As he expressed It greater equullty “From the suburbs of Philudelphla to the banks of the Ohio I do not know a single family that has an extensive An equal distribution of propfluence erty has rendered every Individual Inand there 13 among us true dependent In a word as I am und real equality luzy I like a country where living Is am poor and as like a cheap country where no person Is very rich’ In 1801 he became secretary of the cabinet and treasury In Jefferson’s Durheld the olljce for twelve years ing this time he made the work of his department Intelligible through the budget system and some assert that ns a flnunrlnl genius he ranks with Gullatln did not care for Hamilton the position as he would have preferred to study law and practice It In New York city or In Philadelphia hut when appointed he felt secretary it hls duty to accept he although feared he was not equal to Hie task On leaving the cabinet Gallatin Ills adopted country quite as served as a diplomat According effectively to Henry Adams “Far more than con ever supposed or than temporaries Is now Imagined the Treaty of Ghent wns the special work and the peculiar triumph of Mr Gallatin” His shrewd ness and tuct won the day where nn other man differently endowed fulled hls successful Following In and adroit diplomacy bringing about the Treaty of Ghent Insuring peace between England and America Mr Gallatin wns sent ns minister to France and later to England The mission to England ended Gal tatln's official life hut not hls Intel to New lectual activity Hetlrlng York he spent the last years of hls life In pursuing hls favorite study of and promoting education ethnology In this manner he usefully rounded out his t years dvltig In 1843 ‘""The historian Henry Adams granj son of John Qnlncy Adams and great grandson of John Adims In hls "Life of Gallntln" says that as secretary of the treasury during the eight years of and for four Jefferson's Presidency years while Madison was President Gnllatln deserves equal recognition with Hamilton as the founder of our financial system Hamilton's was thut the theory inancial policy of the country should j)r)glnnte treasury and that congress should Id acquiesce registering hls will bert Gnllatin while a mernher of congress organized the ways and means committee for the purpose of holding the secretary of the treasury Id check New York recognized the high position won by Gallatin by giving hls name to one of Its great banking Institutions the law of the land When a preachmakes a mistake nobody knows The difference But when the editor n mistake — makes Lx good night change er Mistakes? When a plumber makes a mistake he charges twice for It When a lawyer makes a mistake he has a chnnee to try the ease again When a ear It Is Just penter makes a mistake what he expected When a doctor It When a Judge makes a mistake It becomes Painter’ Line The "S" line lij a painting so called because it U made of a double curve like the letter “S" This Is lustrated In John Alexander's paintIng "Isabella and the Tot of Basil” The front outline of the figure of l?a- - p bella Is an “S" line with which you can comply and that falling to do so the purchase price will be refunded In cash Hetnemher that such n guarantee Is of little value unless given by a responsible party a stallion It Is well Before buying to Inform yourself as to the reliability of the party with whom you expoet to deal There are plenty of reliable breeders and dealers from whom good stallions can be secured and they are There nre worthy of your patronage also men tn the business of selling stallions who nre not reliable and It Is well to avoid them The color and markings should be carefully examined to see that they with those called for In correspond The age as shown by the pedigree hls teeth should also be checked with the date! of foaling— Bulletin No 7 Minnesota Stallion Ueglstro tlon Board When Ewe Disowns Lamb Stanchion Comes Handy and ewe a young Occasionally even an older one thut Is In poor conwill dition with a scant milk supply not own her lamb A little patience will usualon the part of the shepherd The ewe favorable results ly bring will have to be held for the lumli to suckle and when the milk flow shirts she will usunllv take to the lamb If the ewe becomes ferocious and tights confined the little one she should made In a stanchion by driving two panels Into the ground and wiring them at the top In this way she cannot Injure the lamb and it will stick In spltu of her efforts If the ewe hns more milk than the lamb will take she should he milked out clottn nt least once a day for sevThe first milk ipponiing eral' days to he within the udder Is Intended pf consumed only nt the beginning the lanih’8 life and If retained In the iris likeudder for m number lamb the ly to glcken In cuse a lamb dies and the mother has lots of milk It Is often advisable to put the twin lamb of another ewe with her The best way to do this Is to skin the dead lamb pulling the legs out like stripping off a stocking sprinkling a little salt over hcvlnslde and then fastening the skin on the twin lamb that Is to be transferred scent The ewe will generally by tl Often by as her own accept It milk some of the ewe’s sprinkling over a lumb and by rubbing some of the secretion vffloujf the ndderonthp lumh she will adopt IL 44 i To give be able A good sheep salt perfect health avail and chemlruls herd sire should never he heiaugv Old French Laws Hard on Food Adulterators French milkman who wns recently caught selling adulterated milk wns surprised to hour from the presiding magistrate Ihe punishment meted such statute an offense In the original enneted under King Louts XI (1481) It provided thnt anyone who sold a funnel have milk should watered put Into tls throat and hla own milk should be poured down It until a doctor certified thnt he could not without danger to hls life swallow sny Sellers of stale eggs were to be more nud their eggs put Into the pillory given to children who would be encouraged to pelt the wrongdoers with their own unsavory wares Those who sold adulterated butter were to stand In the pillory with the butter on their heads until the sun had melted It all If there wus no sun they were to be fastened up In front of the fireplace In the Jail to undergo the snme dignity Arctic Policing th The unusual character of the work performed by the members of the Royal Canadian mounted police Is Indicated the experience by following taken from the recent annual report of the operations of the organization hls patrol from Bonds Inlet nt the northern end of Baffin land to Fury ami Heeln strait E Wilcox ( met a spector blizznyd so severe that for two days he was unable to leave Ihe Igloo which It was the Eskimos bail constructed froze and so cold that ihe had to he thawed out by the native oil lamps On one occasion he climbed a frozen wnlcvfill bam used for bay entirely prnctienl a for horses only are very hnndy nnd for lightThe market preference with the weight fat cattle together economical pains mmlq hv calves In Jhe fcedlot favors the feeding of vonng cattle Well bred rugged- Mucky calves must - lie selected for sstisfac lory results e A little attention givtn to tie’ fed of colts nnd young horses niuy make a great difference In thq value of When horse when ready for work the colts’ feet nre allowed to become ireuneven trnd erooked it K alnm-tto affect the feet and legs permanen:! 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