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Show t THE GLOBE-HEADE- HELPED OUT FROM THE BENCH at Least Had the Encouragement of the Judge Up to a Certain Point. young lawyer la the hero of this atory. At least, he was young when the Incident ocurred. Now i)h name la ao prominent In legal circles thal It would be unkind to reveal it. He wea defending a criminal and, in doing ao. was making his first appear ance in court.. "The unfortunate client for whom it ic iny privilege to appear," he said his1 tongue and lips dry and thick: "the unfcrunale client; your honor, whom I am defending ahem! ahem! 1 will repeat, your honor, the man whom I here represent might say, this must miserable and unfortunate man " Just then the Judge leaned forward! and said, in a soft, encouraging maii ner: "You may proceed. sir. So far ih court is with you." Popular .Maga slue. ITCHING TERRIBLE ON LIMB K. F. D. No. 3, Clarkfleld, Minn. My trouble was'of long standing. It started with some small, red and yellow spots abc ut the size of a pin head PAPERS TOGETHER TO HOLD Ingenious Typo of Pliers Invented by German for Performing Work Dono Automatically. Young Lawyer A PAYSON. UTAH R. For the affixing of staples on papers a German haa invented an ingenious type of pliers. Everyone is familiar with the various klifds of staples used to huld papers, such as lawyers briefs, reports, etc., together. With this imInstead of their being affixed SPRINGS DESTROYED BY ACID plement. by hand, they are automatically punched on A pair of lever handles, with One Possessing Potential Energy Disspring operation, are hinged to a cas solved First, Showing Different lug that contains a feeding device. A Chemical Affinity. rod Is attached to one of the handles, and this actuates the staple driver that Taking two steel .watch springs or is ly the head of the casing. On the exactly the same size and quality of material and winding up tightly aud locking one of the springs, leaving the alher spring unwound, and placing tlwin in nitric or hydrochloric acid or any otln-acid which dissolves the . it will be found that the wound up spring that 1b, the one that has! stored a certain amount of potential energy is dissolved first, showing that the spring under strain has a chemical affinity different from that of the one not under strain. Thus, If there should be a local current the different parts of the steel would have different potential differences against the electrolyte and there will be a current circulating between the two. demonstiating that the solution of the wound up spring gives up more energy than the unwound spring. It can be proved that the. wound up spring produces more heat In dissolving than Lhe unwound spring, and thuB the potential energy stored in the Bprlng is Stapling Pliers. converted into heat energy. That heat and work are mutually convertible is other handle is an auvll. Both the rod the first law of thermodynamics, and. and the anvil have springs leading down to the luwer portion of the han If It were possible to measure the energy expended In dleB. When the pliers are brought winding up the spring in heat measure get her the rod forces a staple out of it would show that one balances the the feeder and punches it through the other exactly, thus Remonstrating that paper, the anvil riveting it on the other energy cannot be created nor destroy- side. ed it can only be changed from one form Into another. OUTLASTS IRON AND STEEL I r tut-tal- i on iny leg and every morning there was a dry scale on top covering the affected part and when those scales were falling off the itching was more than I could stand at times. The first year I. did not mind it so much as it was only Itching very badly at times, but the second year It advanced all around my leg and the itching was terrible. I had to be very careful to have my clothing around the afTected part very loose. At night time I often happened to scratch the sore in my sleep. Then I had to stand up, get out of bed and walk the floor till the spell was over. I bought lots of salves and tried many different kinds of medicine but without any success. I got a cake of t box of Cuticura Soap and a Cuticura Ointment and when I had CUSPIDOR IS used them I was nearly over the itching. But I kept on with the Cuticura Receptacle Suitable for Shop or PubSoap for six weeks and the cure was lic Placet May Be Placed Even (Signed) S. O. Gorden, complete. With Floor Level. calori-metrlcall- y G Not pelf-cleani- if First Week la Critical Period in Young Bird's Life One of Greatest Mistake! Ic Overfeeding Keep Them Growing. One of the liut-- of work that ia capable of returning good profits Is the rearing of turkeys for the mar kets. Year after year the price climbs upward, which may be taken as an Indication that the supply is never quite equal to the depiand. Turkey raising Is usually regarded as an arduous aud uncertain task, and it is unless the keeper is well posted as to the requirements. Many think it Impossible to bring more than of the hatch to maI know that with the propbut turity, er care it is possible to bring the entire hatch through. The Hi st few weeks is the critical period of a turkey's life. At that time quick changes of temperature and dampifess are fatal unless the turkeys are given the proper attention immediately. I have known of flocks being caught out in the spring showers and every one of them would perish from the effects, while a flock of little rhickens would suffer no 111 effects. As young turkeys are very delicate creatures it Is but natural that great care be exercised In feeding them One of the greatest mistakes is overfeeding. While they should be fed frequently they should he given only a small amount at one time. The first stpp is to get the young turkeys to growing. They should have warm, dry quarters and access to water and grit. For the firBt week or two bread crumbs are a very good ration and at the end of that time be- one-four-th of parental love, of family ties, of s good government, of public opinion, and oven of social observances, are ths best pcsHible preparations for that seiricKii-aiuwhich is the rock on ftlih li ail (rue liberty is built. No slavery is so abject and humillat-n- g as that which tliaius us in servile obedience to our own sppetites and passions, and no power on earth can free us from such bonds except the This power, power of KUp ull others, is developrd by continual (xtrclse, and he who resists or condemns all external restraints shuts himself out front this development. t self-restrain- Protecting Himself. The doctor says you have an hour to live. "Give me pen and paper." said the dying man. "To iimke your will? No; I am going to give the doctor a note for 30 days. He will have to keep me alivu that long, at least, so as he can collect it. important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOHIA, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that It Bears the Signaturo of In Use For Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoris i Boston Joke. What Wife (with newspaper) next! Here's u woman mute of a ship." Fancy a woman sailor! Hub That's nothing new. Wasn't wife a female snlt? Its uncheon Delicacies Dried Beef. And wafrt this, Dietary Smoked will nrwbff. mci livur that you Viraaa Sumr-j- ml rigid fm Red hm, Of to arve cold. 1 ry ihna reived lik thin Cut ra bread iadiiadiceB mead with creamed buHaiaad rrmore crus,. Cot LltAiv'iVigpm SpunfiphoK. Irnjlhwi-- e, lay oo her ad. PlarraoGnn at the few ihia dice a( Ubhy'i Mwlgrl Pfckb. Com wilh other die of bread, rwwlmhdrlbsrthn. Am riDfe oa pLlr, vm (iiuihrd with purdry graye. Bad with British Guiana Greenheart. Ship and Dock Building stands Much Wear and iron and s British in ship Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold A cuspidor,- suitable bridges, throughout the world. Sample of each for the shop or for public places can and dock building, trestle nd for free, with 32-- Skin Book Address post- be made with the usual flaring top a shipping platforms, flooring &r and all card Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. Adv. great involving purposes flushing pipe being attached at the top tear. The woods of. two ies of rl rnohlaF AtYieni West African . tre - in the building writes George Me (during the quarrel) Then,' by of Newark, N. J., in the duced into English markets as nme Jr., I didn't tell you a owu your account, ( single truth before we were mar Popular Mechanics. The flaring part tutes for greenheart under thl Is constructed of heavy copper, ten of African greenhearL but bfth are rled? inches in diameter at thfetop and tap- inferior to the South American tree. She You did one. You said All the gates, piers gad Jetties of ering to two inches at the bottom. were unworthy of me. the Liverpool docks and practically all the lock gates of the Bridgewater in the Many important episodes canal in England are of greenhearL It world's history have been settled by furnished the material also for the a profile. Arthur Pendenys. fifty pairs of lock gates in the Manchester, England, ship canal. When Krs. Winslows Southing Syrup for Children the greenheart dock gates in the Merteething, noftrna the gums, reduces inflammasey harbor at Liverpool were removed tion,allays pain,curea wind colic ,25c a bottled In order that the channel might be He is truly a brave physlcan who deepened and widened, the same wood takeB his own medicine. was employed In building the enlarged gates and wood placed In the gates of the Canada dock In 1856 was ' used again in Its reconstruction In 1894. The use of greenheart has been specified for sills and fenders In- the lock gates of the Panama canal. Nansens ship, the Fram, and the Antarctic Top of the Cuspidor Is Placed Level ship Discovery were built of greenv With the Floor or Above It as De- heart. In addition to Its use as timsired. ber, great quantities of the wood are And Found Health in Lydia made into charcoal. Eo Pinkham's Vegetable A brass nipple is soldered Though it grows In parts of British, over the lower end which in turn Is lYench and Dutch Guiana, Venezuela, Compound. soldered to a trap that Is Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Trinidad, veqted In the usual manner. Jamaica and Santo Domingo, it Is beIf the flushing pipe enters the top I had a displace Windom, Kansas. ing cut only In British Guiana, where Dent which caused bladder trouble and at an angle, the water will have a It Is found along the sea coast and I was so miserable whirlpool motion which will thorough- water courses, seldom extending more I didnt know what ly clean tho cuspidor and trap. Where than fifty miles inland. to do. I suffered the cuspidor is in constant use, a from bearing down mall stream of water Is allowed to TO MAKE A SOCKET WRENCH pains, my eyes hurt flow all the time. me, I was nervous, Easy Job for Mechanic If Done Accorddizzy and irregular ing to Illustration and Directions and had female Given Herewith. weakness. I spent money on doctors Most mechanics will not take the but got worse all to cut out a socket wrench, but trouble the time. this Is easy enough when done acA friend told me cording to the drawing. It ia laid out about the Pinkham remedies and I took Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and was cured. I cannot praise Colorados 1912 radium output was your remedies enough for I know I never valued at 12.500,000. would have been well if I had not taken Over locomotives are daily 51,000 Miss Mary A. Horner, Route operated In the United States. No. 2, Box 41, Windom, Kansas. German manufacturers of velvet have combined in a huge syndicate. Consider Well This Advice. More than 1,000,000 persons are emNo woman suffering from any form Method of Cutting Out Socket Wrench, in the textile mills of Great ployed iff female troubles should lose hope unon the steel for drilling. Six small til she has given Lydia E. Pinkhams Britain. Mica Is produced commercially by holes should be drilled iJTIIe socket Is fair trial. a Vegetable Compound sight states, North Carolina lealng In to be hexagon. These boles will cut This famous remedy, the medicinal in- ths Industry. out the corners. Then (file large hols A sewing machine for tufting matgredients of which are derived from Is drilled In the center which will cut native roots and herbs, haa for nearly tresses and furniture Is a Pennsyl- out nearly all the stock and should forty years proved to be a most valua- vanians Invention. cut of its way Into the small ble tonic and invigorator of th feA building in Eng- holes. Then there Is but little chipmale organism. Women everywhere land has no external wires to resist ping to be done after this operation; bear willing testimony to the wonderful hs air In Its fights. simply two small fragme&ts, which are virtue of Lydia E. Pinkhama VegetaIron 99.98 per cent has been pro- Indicated at A. Scientific American. ble Compound. duced In the laboratories of the UniIf yon want special advice write to versity of Wisconsin. Petroleum In Mesdeo. Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confMexicos petroleum pr XptidT Ball bearing shafting, introduced inidential) Lynn, M ass. Yonr letter wll) to a New England shoe factory, saved year waa almost equal ttfTbat of any be opened, read and answered by r two previous years. Iromaa and held In strict confidence. 10 per cant of the power. . Nov. 20, 1912. Proper Attention Is Given to Work. Difficult Pqyver to Bs Developed. 'The wise and wholesome restraints l flfty-cen- SELF-CLEANIN- TURKEYS FOR MARKET A wood which outlasts Bteel when placed In water Guiana greenhearL It is u McNeill A Libby, Chicago p. WOMAN TOOK - FRIENDS ADVICE twc-luc- glu working in a small amount of milk cheese, also a small amount of black pepper now and then. Seeds are the natural food of turkeyB, and as soon as they are large enough they Bliould be allowed to run among the grass with the mother hen whenever the weather is suitable aud they will make a rapid growth. Ily midsummer they will pay but little attention to any feed given them, but will forage through the fields eat lug seeds and harmful insects. One of the greatest faults of tur keys 1b their Inclination to wander away. All effortB should 1st made to have iliein roost at home if possible. The giving of some very tempting feed at night frequently gets them into trie habit of corning home each evening. and-insec- ts Constipation Vanishes Forever Permanent Cure Prompt Relief CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS never fail. Purely vegetable act surely but gently on the liver. Slop after dinner distress-cure indigestion, improve the complexion, brighten the eyes, SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PIUCL li MANGEL BEETS FOR POULTRY Genuine must bear Signature two-inc- h it two-third- hydro-aeroplan- s e J JL At Green Feed for Hens There la No Vegetable Better Can Be Kept aa Long aa Potatoea. are getEvidently, ting wise to the value of mangel beets for fowls. We have beard of ever so many poultry fanners who are planning to grow beets for the first time this year. One pouliryman of our acquaintance bas gotten an acre of ground into beets, says a writer in an exchange. We are pleased to learn of the interest that is being taken In the culture of mangel bpets. Farmers who do not have silos should raise enough beets to feed to their cows every day that the cows are not upon good pasture. Beets have a place upon every farm where cows, hogs, poultry and sheep are kept. As green fcod for hens we know of no vegetable that takes the place of beets. Cabbages while they last are excellent, but it requires a heap of work to put up cabbages for the winter. The writ er follows the plan of growing both The cabbages cabbages and beets. are stored in the basement of the barn and are fed out during November and December, As soon as the cabbages are gone, the feeding of the beets begin. In a good cellar beets will keep os long as potatoes. poultry-keeper- DAISY FLY KILLER ? Zri. Si mTnlaL Lett all In. Mat, s rbrap. clean. Nad of Him. nrlal, eaatapl or tl 9 II will not loll or ra anything, uarantaed A II NAXOLD SOMERS, ISO SaXalk ifirtlfa dealers orSranl 1 1. iid for SOL Aw., Braaklya, M. T. Hi-ra- $10,000,000 pit, prolitabifi hofilUirul, HUIftlllM'r? miiltuft liiKTrstlnu. Iuiia quuntiliia.Tf wienllrtrally All have nkIi vulue mdi worth -- Hlno turdtt. fckiDA, ftc. 1 supply rirti pgicw, iniiM'iiiuiie lllLUtfLutflMhw ptillmMors booh vain of HolhM'liIKl cullrrlion. inst run Ion. hnd Mnaip lor pun feu in r. iiara Mailair, IslwIiflM, SfcS hramj Mv Pu Irudari, Uk rtiiiml pmiririMfl. 1 buy PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM tmlr, nrarmli- - of merit Jteli to erailifaie dans ruff. For Reatoring Color and to Gray or Faded Hair. Beauty tun. A and Simiat lirnggin'e. HOWARD E. BURTON aschIm!bthd II: Gold, Speeinien price: fluid. Stiver, Uiilil. He; X'Dc or Conpcr. II. Mailing Silver, , and on aent lint (all envelope on i nil and nnipim price work aollclted. Col. liefenmcs, Carbonate Nailunal Bank. 7f-- appMi-ation- IV.tXl MS Agenla In evi ry lown; 400 iroHI; money every day. Semi Tor parllru-lar- a imnii illately. SOITIIKKN DIM Sflt-- S lilark lllilg.. I m Angelr. Cal. MC-TIUK- H. Dll! DIU MflNFY Unbl Start right. U. ailing circular fur other. Send for eopyrlahird limlrerllons. 2&e 1L HUSH, box wr, Seattle, Waah. faateat railing line of AGENTS wanted for the Weatera apeeiallle uannfaruin-dCleaning Incubator. Mellon C, Co., Specialty ifej nrs Lie Angela. CaL When cleaning the Incubator, scrub It with hot water and soap. Dry it FUMIG1TIIB KIT EGG SSSnsKStlWl! thoroughly, and then disinfect it by pout paid, 10c. H.IL Musa, Mux WT, Seoul, Waah, wiping all inside parts wllifra cloth W. N. U, Salt Lake City, No. lipped In alcohol. . 33-19- 13. |