far ich g'sh pum 11a t mia nera “ix diche tzom. * sehw dere far « ngtt n J Eross « nooC der hut daw dor g's ich mi glaer shto my daw ob § jin / Fresh fresh Doughnuts Buns every Wndieaeatooiafodde dodo die cocfoolesone ooo Joofededesodfoforde dod PAGE FOUR HE SECRET OF LONG LIFE, Do not sap the springs of life by nejileot of the human mechanism, by allowing the accumulation of poisons in the system. An imitation of Nature's method of restoring waste of tissue and impoverishment of the blood and nervous strength is to take an alterative glyoeric extract (without alcohol) of Golden Seal and Oregon grape root, Bloodroot, Stone and Mandrake root with Cherrybark r 40 yea ago Dr. Pierce gave to the public this remedy which he called Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He found it would help the blood in taking up the proper « ments from food, help the liver into activity, thereby throwing out the poisons fre the blood and vitalizing the whole system as well as o laving and Over soothing a cougl. having what we No one ever takes © unle tipated, or ex J and nal«nutri which is attended with impoverished blood ind exhaustion of nerve force I he Discovery’ is an all round tonic which restor ton the blood, nerves and heart by imitating Nature's me toring waste of tissue, and feeding nerve cart and lungs on rich red | ni ) ! ui AN ‘ I A C. tol N Y Ha ferent do rs andy ne aid 1 1 ption, others i 1 i ha i as be or mmable to sit up 1 ' was noth but a | eleton You advised me ta D 1 ox Golden Me ul Discovery and Dr, Pierce's Pleasant P t When 1 had taken hx f the *Discove Id sit up f ar ho at a time, and } i en thre my wa c ni and ter woking end to tl I Mgzs, Dorn. then in good health, My weight is now 167 pou foster desdeofooioris droipoeod debt a 1-2 Price Sale Womens Oxfords and Pumps ~ J ) \ ;— a’ La Lei abd wjefeciecjerferde Seog Zoot Jone eoe a ; ging 40 SHAUE & C alle mln hes To rl 18 N. 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HORSE OWNER It will pay you to read this ad carefully, then come and inspect my line of Flynets, Cooling BlanKets, Lap Dusters and all kinds of needs for the horse. Driving fly nets, flank, .................... $2.25 and $2.50 Driving fly nets, to breast............... $2.75, $3.50, $3.75 leather team mnets,. ....coceveee vv. uv. ae 2.50 Yellow and Black Cord Nets, $1.00, $1.15, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 Woolen Cooling Blankets,.................. $1.50 to $5.00 Always a complete line of all kinds of harness in stock. Prices cheerfully given. F. B. GROFF North Market St., Mount Joy, Pa, deirdre detedededodoeffododofododeboloiioiols dufedioioioiobdeddebodoios - esforfocferosforfociectececfeofecfecfecfocieoocfoefocforfocfocfecfocfecfocfoctosfocfocfocfocfeofecode We shall now hear a few high- brow remarks about soap-box con- ventions “a na» Seriously, hand a few graduate? He will gratefully in the oc- melancholy days to come. » . LJ . why not bouquets to the remember them TRADE-MARKS ar fee. Send model, s deseription, for FREE patentability. 26 yea Send 2-cent star casionally ing One pleasant ay. ne. : = aba D. SWIFT & C0. : PATENT LAWYERS, 303 Seventh St or C EET thing about moving pictures is the elimination of the in- human dialect exploited by so many actors ¥ * * - People who would never think of 1 1iving worthless mining stoek wil ecasionally purchase a pre-season watermelon Bread and Cakes Del through town dails Wednesda) Punerals, Wedding: - x 3s given prompt atten X ; ’ over aie % 1s ' 5 tea offic 1 ho . ’ Store & Bakery, West Main Street C 9 “ M at JO¥ fice bc A good mar £ . are Mount Joy, vet Branch Store at E. Rea . . 3 a RE I loes not seem as if anyone J. CLEMENT JENKINS could ever be as bad as the rival po- q litical managers say their opponents r, Nose and Throat 1eir ponen Eye, Ear, oe 530-532 Woolworth Building So Lanca > Ser, Pa. Meanwhile the man who predict- Office Hours: 9a. m. to 3 p. m. led failure for postal banks has gone Sunday and Other Hours {into permanent retirement. - - - - - By Appointment Convention tickets in Chicago Both Phones | were so high that in some instances Bell Lan., 994 it was cheaper to buy a delegate to get one. ., (formerly 585 N. 6th | Garden Bt Only German | an Treatment, the only Ewe Blood Poison, others all use Mercury & Arsenic, worse than itself, it’s 3 curse of humanity. All Exeesses, both sex, Abnses, Weak= : Manhood, Drains, Atrophy, THEEL & DR. W. L. THEE One reason why the Colonel did not shoot the steam roller’s pneu- matic tires full of holes is the fact Je, Rupture & Stricture, | that the steam roller does not wear tice £6 yrs. Hosp. sews | them. THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. Se Lx COLONY HOUSE IS PROFITABLE Possesses Many Decided Advantages Over Permanent Houses—All Fix. tures Made Removable. Porta colony house for the f flock ossess a decided advan tage over large permanent house I} ot ! vever, Just as large as t welg will permit My aim Is to wave them of such weight that they can be moved anywhere on the farm at any ison of the year, writes J, T. Campbell in the New England Home When hard and native lumber 3 3, t! 1axim size is 7x9 feet, with rear wall 6 feet 2 inches and mnt wall 6 feet 10 Inches. This per mi the e of 12-foot boards without waste buildings high enough to wor n with comfort If light lumber is u in construc tion the cost is Increased somewhat, and we e the advantage of more roo \ nd the farm team can handle a 7x12 or 8x10 house of this kin We use no upright frame at all I'he 1! is operated by the vertica siding I'he runners on whi ese house rest are made fr ix4 1} woo and are placed the 1 of ho set un der nche fr each side and t ¢ 1 I'his keeps the run- ners from weather exposure, and if ed blocked s 1 The wn i ing pic n ob- Colony House in Position, draft. In our earlier buildings we were compelled to use a curtain to keep out the storms or snow We found this curt more or less of a nuisance, and have gotten rid of it in the type of house shown. The roof projects over the open- ing 2 feet and acts as an awning. It keeps out snow and rain, but admits plenty of air. Three sides of the building are lined under with a cheap grade of two-ply roofing felt, which prevents any wind blowing through cracks and causing drafts. Single board floors are used. Perches are in the back part of the building, with dropping board under them. Nest boxes are under the dropping board to economize space. The water ves- sel is placed on a shelf 18 inches from the floor. I prefer to have all the fixtures, such as nest boxes, perches and dropping boards, remov- able. One of these little houses ac- commodates 30 to 35 Leghorn fowls. Eggs From Pure-bred Fowls. It took some of us a good many years to discover that there was more profit in selling eggs from pure bred fowls at $1.50 and $2 per dozen than from the barnyard variety at 25 cents. It is easy to figure that 25 pure breds will earn more money than 100 barn- yards. re ii I Feed lime Do not breed and charcoal liberally. from fowls that are excellent egg pro- ltrymen raise lettuce just not will trample on break the A few able eggs the price of a whole crate. hay has helped tionize the poultry business. Feeds rich in protein should make up a large part of the ration. A male bird is past his best stage after he has seen two breeding sea- sons. A lousy hen never thrives and daily atention should be given to keep lice and mites down. Alfalfa, green or the dry leaves, pro- duces ideal color in the yolk when the hens have an abundance of it. All eggs us should be undesi will lower clover revolu- ar for eating male birds Such eggs are nave no It try grower to k the color and d 1ded by tl rade, and then learn YW It I ar ould to fee 6 ne f y prof 1 i € 0 ae I € cht 1 1 1 | ell t In on € 1t1on will do ( ince the most skep- tical eel A lB ce visitors the pro- most shows The German naval 1 A : noun erical vomen eautiful which certainly heir good taste It is not at all clear that the Southern postmaster is a republican asset. * * * - Mr. Roosevelt can say that he was just an innocent bystander —e Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin. | ULTIY| LET PEOPLE RULE, SAYS ROOSEVELT Opposes President's Attitude on Popular Government, PEOPLE'S VOICE MUST PREVAIL Cheered For Speech In Opening Active Campaign For Nomination — Quotes Taft as Opposed to the Majority Stands Squarely on His Columbus (O.) Address. The Colonel Roosevelt's forceful campaign spe New York, salient passages In delivered in Carnegie hall, Wednesday evening, are given be fandamental issue now be wrty and before n be stated briefly, It is, The grea fore the aur people « Republican | Are the American people fit to govern themselves, (o rule themselves, to con trol themselves 1 believe they are My opponents do not. 1 believe in th right of the people to rule. 1 be that the majority of the plain people e of the United States will, day in and day out, make fewer mistakes in g erning themselves than any smi class or body of men, no matter wha their tra x, W make in trying to govern ther I believ ga that tl American people are control ble of self their mistakes. loyalty to this doctrine, but they sh Our ts pay their real efs by the way in w they champion every device to m the nominal rule of the people a sha I have scant patience with this of the tyranny of the majority. W ever there of the majority 1 shall pre it with heart and But we are today fering from ihe tryanny of the mi ities It a small minority ti grabbing ir coal deposits, our wi powers and our harbor fronts. A si minority is fattening on the sale adulterated foods and drugs. It is small minority that lies behind mon 1S 4 small minor olies and trusts. It that stands behind the present law master and servant, the sweatsh and the whole ealendar of social and industrial It is a small mi nority that is today using our conv tion systein to defeat the will of a n jority of the people in the choice delegates to the Chicago convention injustice Not For Recall Everywhere. My opponeuts charge that two in my program are wr intrude into the sanctuary of the ciary. The first is the recall of : and the second the review by the pt ple of judicial decisions on certain cou- stitutional questions. I have said again and again that I do not advocat recall of judges in all states and iu communities. The integrity of judges, from Marshall to White and Holmes—and to Cullen and many others in our own state—is a fine page of American history. But—I say it s ly—democracy ha because t our a right to approach | the sanctuary of the courts wh & special interest has corruptly f 1 sanctuary there. and this is exa what has happened in some of the states where the recall of the judges is a living issue. Is it not equally plain that the question whether a gi S cial policy is for the public good is I of a judicial nature, but should be tled by the legislature in the instance b » people themselves The president of the United State Mr. Taft, devoted most of a recer this proposit speech to criticism of He merit or utility, and in $ * * in interest says it Vis utierly wil ple and of the stabil ernment, is wing the sion and tyranny.” (By this h cour 1 18 I of the 1 jorit; )y © American pe le as a whole.) He & says that my proposal (w lv a proposal richtly sees, is merel; give the people a real instead of onl; and ame nominal chance to cons a state constitution th reason: rapidity) we 1 make such amendm and interpretation ‘depend on the verish, uncertain and unstable dete mination of successive votes on diffe ent temporary and majorities,” and that “it lays the ax at the foot of tree of well ordered freedom and subjects the guarantees of life, liberty and property without ren edy to the fitful impulse of a temp« rary majori yf an electorate.” This critic really less a erit elsm of my proposal than a eriticisi of all popular government. It wholly unfo lad, unless it is founde on the belie ) 1e people are fun amentally unt: This is fi question that i laws by changing sm is the people. 1 r better and than by a vote people n court wh in their VI ( 1 is. I ask that y here, you an ers like you, 3 people, be the chance st your own of justice and pu mora { sit meekly by a yvouneced for vou ts of outwor t It pedantry, R le needs « n is the positi he be ot loroo > -———— In order to get an exact and au- thentic definition of what would constitute a bolt it may be necessary for Mr. Roosevelt to suspend his other activities for a few hours and compose a dictionary. r - * - It is just possible that some of {his year’s crop of sweet girl gradu- ates will be delegates to the nation- al conyentions four years from now. If not an improvement this will at { least be a change. Read the Mt. Joy Bulletin. sicians iL NOTED BREED OF CHICKENS Fowl! Imported From Europe Few Years Ago, Has Gained Much Pres. tige Among American Fanciers. After studying all the good breeds 1 finally decided on the Anconas as com- ing nearer to Sheppard's standard of perfection than any other This noted breed of chickens, im- ported from Europe but a few years ago, has gained great prestige among fanciers in America, and yet more has it found a place in the estima Ancona Cockerel, tion of those who look upon the utili- ta n side alone of th beautiful, ac- tive and « lert 1 says a writer in an exchange. tcive color, beautiful f n and graceful car at once give it a pl mong the prime favc es of in the well as on the crates 10W 18 her, and the compe: table of of the lay an aver- 3 each per year in the f ten weeks other breed the some of WINTER CARE CF THE DUCKS f That Happens to Much of Any One Time. Plant Given at Tack v ducks any Farmer. Th much of one Four meas- th four of corn t I red iled fresh meat » ducks will ge Judd ures of chop, to wheat sh are fed as a eat up cles If any of the ma is at once re- moved to a r sour. This feed is given twice daily during the winter and three times in spring. It has always proved actory. GREEN FEEDS YEAR AROUND Nothing Better Than Well Cured Clo- ver Rowen or Second Growth Clo- ver Hay—Bran ls Substitute. S. Depart- an well growth be cut up ous, required ng shells for the egg there cond will be cannot be good substitute, mir mat Vegetable food be supplied the year around, such as cabbage, po- tatoes, beets and turnips. rn ee et Ae From the London College of Phy- and Surgeons comes the an- nouncement of an anaesthetics of greater powers than any ever before known. We suggest that some of it be prepared for the use of defeated delegations when they come to pay their hotel bills = . » . They used to say football was an awfully rough before politics got to be so unladylike. game Wednesday, July 3, 1912 REE EEE ‘ § HAVE YOU TRIED . . 1AGIC . a a ” : " ’ " oa - » = " n. 1 n - . . * ¥ * . If not will youtry thetrial size J . left at your house today ? . : There is nothing to equal it n w m n ry) ~ - RT v Vi Fg “I ] = « FOR CLEANING CLOTHING we = . of Grease or Tar Spots, Cleaning Colors . 8 on Men's or Ladies’ Coats . : & & Itis soon time for house cleaning and 3 § * you want to elean the woodwork or : 1 brighten up the firniture use a am = f the trial size I left you so that " - wiill be nvineed that there a ® : 2 ow " nothing b C » ® . n » For House Cleaning - 3 " # We can sell any quantity you want n ‘ at a very reasonable figure. w a i" T & HT ® = : xive It a Trial : ® 3 SRS%SLYL NSS S5GS5GSGSGS55% ASNSSSSRSNS5LN%%%55% Bn = 9 " n a g = » U a 3 L ’ East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa. a IE A LR ERT doefesfocfecfecfofecfoofocsofesfoc feces oforfoce ofesoode foofodfrojeofecivivapdiclsoofpdebdpefosiorisdodeirirdpinithde dodo doadecionirrooofe cd wfocfocfsofosfocfocfecie] ofofoctssfecjocferjeciesfociocdocfocfecfosfocforforferiocirefeciscfociociocfoqfoctecfocfecfocirofocioofede Pp. “loo EATERY FI SIS RO wl WBE 1912 Imperial Car Ce a ; wR Imperial Model 33 Roadster $1250 1-4; 40 h ) and tires, ; wheel-base 115; wind-shield; Specifications—4 5-16 by 5 34x33 demountable rims speedometer and gas tank. Model 44 Fully @ i - 50 Equipped 0 i Motor, 43% by 5 1-4; wheel base, 120 inches; full floating rear axle; tires, 36 by 4. Silk Mo hair Top: Wind-Shield, Speedometer and Gas Tank Where can you get better value for your money? Mohair top, Imperial cars are noted for their quiet and beautiful oper- ation, remarkable flexibility, hill climbing capacity, simple con- struction, easy-riding qualities. These are features that should satisfy the most critical buyer. Imperial Cars are strictly high grade and at a medium price. Imperial Modei 34, Touring Car, Passenger, Fully Equipped Tee $1400 Specifications: Motor, 4 5.16 by 5 1-4; 40 horse power; wheel base, 116 inches; tires, 34x4; demountable rims; mohair top; windshield; Speedometer and Gas Tank. A demonstrator will be here at intervals and can be seen at post office or Exchange Hotel. Pro-spective buyers are invited to request a demonstration. BELL 4-3, IND. 78-L. — I. .. pm » me ng g = qm J. EF. LO] TENE Bodin pol Re ois n'a oie WR wil atts Wil wih a Ceneral toefeoSeofoofesfoofonfesecfocfecfiafesfosfocfonorfocfocfesfocfesecfocieriocforfocfocfocfocfeciocfocoofocfosfocforocfocforfecforionde efsofofostosfusforforfofosforforforfosfocforfociorfocfecfosoofeoforforforfofoofosfoofortocfecfesforfocfocfoctecfecfocfecfocfocfocfoch < IAA 5 RA 31 HIE IBNE 88 5 ae Jewelry Stores are plenty in the general sense. But this is a store in all the special senses—mnot merely a little jewel- jewelry ry for Christmas, but for every time—for the gift givers, for the birthday, for the June bride, for the Commencement girl, for the silver, gold or diamond weddings. All my jewelry is fairly and honestly priced. Call and be convinced. EE US . H. MILLER, 0 East Main Street, MOUNT JOY, PA I {It
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