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The little girl wag very fond of pleasant days, and at the close of a heavy rainstorm petitioned in her prayer for fine weather: when, the next morning, the sun shone bright and became jubilant and told her prayer to her grandmother, who said: “Well, . 1 ™ onl clase Sho dear, why can't you pray tonight that it may be warmer to- morrow, so that grandma's rheuma- tism will be better?” “All right; I will,” was the quick response; and that night as she knelt she said: *“O Lord, please make it hot for grandma.”—Toledo Blade. INVALID FOR YEARS Made Well by Curing the Weakened Kidneys. R. A. Davis, 700 Third Ave., Col- umbus, Ga., says: “A slight irregu- larity of the urine ace companied with pain in the back made me aware that I had kidney trouble. I neglected it, and finally got so bad I had to stop working, My back ached terri- : NE bly. I could not rest well at night. I had rheumatic pain and lost all energy. The urine was In an awful condition. I ran down and down until I was an emaciated wreck and an invalid, in bed and out of bed, but in it most of the time. At the time I started with Doan's Kid- ney Pills I weighed only 125 Ibs. As they helped me I kept on until well again and up to my old weight, 170 ibs. In five years I have had no re- turn of kidney complaint.” Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a bo=. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. What's In A Name? of the anecdotes which Ane varnegie is fond of te lling con- a crabbed bach and aged who one day found them- at a concert. The apparently entirely leman, but “Wedding Mar elor selections unfamiliar when Mendels- ch” was begun icked up his ears. “That sounds he exclaimed “I'm not on those classi pieces, rant gent 3 tr n strong 8 very 18ter : . she ‘Maiden’ 1 L£La0er, ical What down 1} Sire ial good. cast told 8 Pray i r. Where He Slept. prosperous farmeér sent his son York to begin life as a clerk. had been in t} tropolis months the f to nerchant his 18 ge where he his ni the ant sent farmer read: ir aytime his Wrote 0 ascertain how along and In due a reply time PINE to ti } 6 i th son he store sleeps in in I don’t know where he nights. ""—Cirele Why Not? t ran fetch baby's Don’t Oh, well to be kind to your she'll put on her to heaven. Tommy wings and Te~hnical “Good” at Breakfast, Lunch or Supper Mother my, and Tommy Moth f vas JUS upstairs, Tom. gown. night RIED want to. 3 3 if you're going new little sister, wings and fly back Then ‘tch World. let her her put on her nightgown, — Delicious Post Toasties A new dainty ‘of pearly white corn, by the makers of Postum and Grape-Nuts, Toasties are. fully cooked, rolled into thin wafers and toasted a crisp, golden-brown. Ready to eat direct from the box with cream or good milk. The exquisite flavour and crisp tenderness delights ‘ the: fastidious epicure or invalid. “The Taste Lingers™ Popular pkg. roc. Large Family size 1ge) | i 56ld by. Grocers. 4 State of nia L THE ANT. Of Bisulphide Exterminate Colony. HOW TO KIL Cupful Carbon will information as to ces of black A request for d plants and t1 syivania Department of Agriculture's yf Of Division owing from Prof. H. A tate Zoclogist: “You do nesting places holes with a sharpened finding the pests this these the can by of interior of like into them stick Fill the hole it with a wet cloth to keep down the fumes. and the with earth phide. cover or ants will be destroved at once. is the best possible method for de- itroying of any “After the nest is nts ny kind. a found, and | | | the the following t ed, in broken best olony is ip nts h treated household are heir they live path to the and ‘arbon bisulphide. If ithe a ef a wall elsewhere annot surely be located stroy’ them by pouring a cox juantity gasoline, or bs hole made by whaora ¥ where the in t the he pouring side they can de- or where One of into the the side of wall “Ants, trees, Seen are themselves cause the I nis, f injury to the are vi plant ects, or sometimes plant glands the purpose of obtaining the called honey by th « nila or pla siting lice, or & dew, Thus the of spereted generally an pests the loing no injury. treat them om m Indication serious on although it trees, it th self refore not ants spray unecessary to for but to treat the ants ing with a proper strength, iccording to what ‘Black ants mounds grow, ionable visit f ! I} contact ide, of gh: season ir not a CUCUMBERS CAUSE DEATH. From Surgical By Vegetable, Recovering Killed Woman Operation Pott ane = SlOwWDnD twice +3 the Reinhar h she Reinhard JUSTE Ie “" , perform- i Reading appendicitis GVOr- i double oper © house den and Ble at two She BOY GETS NEW LIP. Grafting Restores Mouth For Disfigured Lad. skin Miller, aged thir- aylor Hospi John ! ges T at the Scranton jeft the M¢ al surgeons had the third rail of ago, and He was lip and in , BR Year burned a lower operations recent performed been EUCCeRR- he will not be seriously dis- ng have £0 ‘ul t figured CHAUFFEUR CONVICTED. Adolph Segal's Driver Guilty Of In- voluntary Manslaughter, Norristown. Charles Scheers, *hauffeur for Adolph Segal, of Phil of involun- tary manslaughter, in running down *atrick McLaughlin, on Old York Road last June Scheers and a num- ber of companions were riding in 18 employer's automobile. Scheers sald the accident was unavoidable. adelphia, was convicted Kills Peacemaker, Shot while stop two men from fighting, Anthony Canavan, star pitcher of the Parson's baseball team, died at the City Hospital here. Canavan shouted to the men to a&top and one of them fired at him. The bullet penetrated his right hip and it was nocessary to amputate leg at the hip. He did not survive the shock. Shot Wilkes-Barre. was trying ne to Boys Hold Up Pedestrian, Pottsville. — Sampson Stark years of age, who youths about 15 got away. able families. An effort is being made to settle the case, though both Judge Insists On Good Roads. Milford.—~Judge Charles B. Staple is insisting on good roads in Mon- roe and Plke Counties. At the June term of Pike County Court, conven ed here, he directed the Grand Jury to interest their supervisor in good roads by example and precept, and if that should fall, to have the sup- ervisors arrested for fallure to per Yorra their duties. CIRCUS LOST ITS LURE. Walk Home. - Mary, 16 14 old Stottlemeyer York. years old, and i, daugh’ers. of of 408 Pen: red by strain gaudy cos: { Years Ham this city, lu tha es and de followed Barnum to Lancaster and walked nome The girls were promised a posi tion driving the pony 'éam and wer furnished with Lancaster however, with. or em's. They begged and lodging. Lut were re were compelled ta walk home a «1 work, & & HrCUus a8! then tickets to fr money fri board fused, and the way The girls had been wor Ashley & Bailey Silk Mil ia y laid off ut f fOr x gy aR Poy 8 Maal Kir at . Wer recent STATE ITEMS. victim of nervous pros‘ration Walter Edgar, aged 37 Years ientown, ended her life A herself Swarthmore i8¢ from t with op (0 bottom aii Larson # got savings. away Harry was hands Cowan, a painfully by the burned explosion Constable Pottstown a shotgun to pigeons e808 with iil Kill narrow Fire x i 4 WO-GAYs i'n i BCE i188 matters per- elected the wee H, Burns, William H first vice presi Carlisle Matthew president; SECTElary to fire ins irance following officers Ge Kittanning Ren, Lewistown ient; Charles F ond ¥ 5 : Tr font ;, Hazlet Let i ¥ on presi Humerich, rk. Manu- B nd Th § Lom n Ww ar Hany pany, 46 ceased was : wife an el vived by Berks plentiful market The and an ght County strawberries that at § are flooded cunts per of #0 they have the ang cont box Ham- KX rollers burg have reorganized by elect! as president Reuben” A Diets Joseph 8. Hepburn, treas Charles B. Burkey. The other members are: 1. A. Dienn, J E Miller and 8. D. Bausher Elwood Merkel, Hamburg, is in a eritical condition from lockjawn The disease wis caused from a lac- erated hand, as the result of a pre- mature explosion in a quarry The Mt Joy Borough Board has organized as President, Gabriel Moyer: H 8S. Newcomer; treasurer, National Bank Tilghman H. seh aint 84 hool ng ch: secretary, ne urer of School follows gOCre ary, Firat Reinsmith, an un- Emaus for thirty-five years, dled aged 74 years. He nde hig own casket and selected thé text and hymns for his faneral, In a fight at a wedding celehra- tion in Bethlehem Stephen Chermor Zambo, being terribly wounded, and Joseph Koracs, who acted as peace- maker, was perhaps fatally stabbed in the left sid= The Easton Board of Trade has it. F. Whitaker, one of prominent young and Miss Hannah M. Fiyan Rev. Joseph A. Francis De Sales M. S8henan- men, were married by Whittaker, of St. aker, another cousin of the groom A. Flynn, a sister of the bride was bridesmaid. The Perkgsie School Board has fixed the tax rate at ten mills, Dates for the holding of farmers institutes in Bucks County have beep fixed by the committee as follows: Pineville, January 17 and 18; Lang horne, January 19 and 20; Sellers ville, Janury 21 and 22; Spring town, January 31 and February 1 Paul Seeders, a well known Potts town High School athlete, broke his arm for the third time in almost the same place while doing ‘gym’ stunts jo the gymnasium of the ¥Y $ ¥ “ | COMMERCIAL | Weekly Review of Trade and Market Reports. B. G, Dun & Co.'s weekly review of trade says: : “Every state by which trade con- ditions are determined records im- provement, In the iron and steel trade the progress made is, indeed, extraordinary and again does this branch of industry give a signal pruof of its power to mse out of the depths of depression with won- derful rapidity. Increased orders, expanding production, higher prices and wages, and in some lines records approaching even the high figures before the panic—such are the re- ports that now come from the trade i every week. Thus the recent prog- ress making toward full business recovery in the United Btates is most notable and it is facilitated by favor- ing financial conditions. The effects of the late erisis are still to be seen in the large volume of commercial defaults, although this seems a pass- ing condition," as the aggregate of these In May was the smallest of any month of this year. The tariff de. bate is still on in the Congress, with the final vote apparently still a month distant, but the business world, impatient of fruther restraint shows a disposition to move ahead regardiess of its action and the crop uncertainties.” New York-—Wheat—S8pot firm: No. 2 red. 150¢c. asked elevator; No 2 red, 1.50 pominal f. 0. b. afloat; No. 1 Northen Duluth, 137% nom- inal f. 0. b. afloat; No, 2 hard winter, 137% f. 0. b. agoat. Corn—8pot steady: No. g6c. elevator and 82 f. 0. b. afloat: No. 2 white, 843%, and No, 2 yellow 84% f. 0. b. afloat, all nominal. Oats——8pot barely steady: mixed, “6@32 lbs, 62% c. nominal; natur- al white, 25@ 32 lbs, 62@ 65; clip- ped white, 34 @ 42 1bs., 62 12 @69%. Eggs—8tate, Pennsylvania and nearby fancy selected white, 25¢.: do., fair to choice, 24@ 24%; brown and mixed fancy, 23: do., fair to choice, “a3 22%; Western extra firsts, 21%; firsts, 20% @ 21: sec: onds, 20; Southern firsts, 203%: sec- onds, “5 - Ou 19% @ 20. Poultry Live broliers, 22@ 28e.: Dressed easy Chi fowls, 1661 Western b $3 15% Philadelphia—Whe tract grade, June, 14 1.10@1.11. Corn—Firm, 1 50% @Rle Oats Quiet, ut white natural, 65 6 Eggs—8teady; Pennsylva ther nearby firsts, free cases, 23c., t mark. do., current receipts, returnable cases, 22, at mark: West- ern cases, 23, at mark: a, “aa do.. 8, free cases, 21 ckens 61 rollers, fs steady §@ 30c.: fowls, 163% t—Firm; ou 1482. con- July, 3 ' eC. higher; June, “9 - firm; No. 85 be, nia and 0 € a in firs current F222, at Cheese creams, good, ts, free receipt mark. full to York do., fair New 13%¢c.; 12% Live Pou Dull lower; fowls, &@ 16¢c.; ers, 11; in hickens, ducks, 12@ 13. Baltimore—W heat — No Western, 152¢.: contract, spot, steamer N « red Western, i. Ble.; July, 78 NO. 2, 64; 4, 61@61% 262: No. 59%; @ 60. = Western, export, $1 @91%;: do, uptown, $1@G91%: bag lots, as to quality and condition, £06 86. Hay--No 216.500 1 fowls roost- , 0 - <4@Q 30; and old 2 red 1.52; 5. 3 3 % No &, No Mix- 60% &, bales blocks, ag to timothy, mixed, 1 timothy, large : do., small $18.50@1 No. 2 timothy, location, $156 @ 15.50; No. 3 $13@ 14.50; choice clover, $14.50@ 15. Butter—Creamery, separator, 1b., 26@ 2%c.; imitation, 1b., 22@ 23¢.; prints, %-lb., per 1b, 27@ 29%¢.; do, 1-lb., per Ib, 27@ 29c.: blocks, 2-lb.,* per 1b, 27@ 28¢.; dairy prints, Maryland, Pennsyl- vania and Virginia.per Ib, 16@ 17¢.; Virginia and West Virginia, store packed, per 1b, 15@16c,;. nearby rolls, per Ib., 17@ 18¢c.; Ohio, rolls, per 1b, 17@ 18¢c; West Virginia, rolls, per 1b., 16@ 17e. Cheese—The market is steady We quote, jobbing lots, per Ib., 14 1 @ 15¢. Eggs ~ 0 - ' $ per - Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby firsts, 21%: Western firsts, 21%: West Virginia firsts. 21%; Southern firsts, 20%; guinea eges, 10 to 11. Live Stock. Chicago—Cattle — Market steady. Steers, $5.50@ 7.15; cows, $40 5.76; heifers, $3.60@6.75; bulls, $4.25 @ 5.76; calves, $3 @ 7.40: stockers and feeders, $3.30@ 5.65. Hogs Market G@10c. higher. Choice heavy packers, $7.60@ 7.65: $7.26@ 7.35; 7.45; packing, $5.25@ 7; 7.55. Sheep-Market weak to 10e¢. low. Sheep, $3.76@ 7; lambs, $6.75 @9.95; spring lambs, $8@9.25; yearlings, $7@ 7.75. Kansas City, Mo. Cattle Aar- ket steady to be. higher. Choice ex ports a dressed beef steers, $6.20 @n; ir to good, $5.75@6.15;: Western steers, $5.26 06.75; stock- ers and feeders, $4.15 @5.60; South- ern steers, $4.20@ 8.50; Southern cows, $3@ 4.40; native cows, $20 5.10; native heifers, $3.95@ 5.65; bulls, $3.40@ 5; calves, $3.75 G1. Hogs-—Market 5@10c. higher. Top. $7.47%; bulk of sales, $6.95 @7.45; heavy, 37.35@ 7.47%; path ers «and butchers, $7.15 45; Hahts, $6.65@ 7.20; pigs, $5500 Sheep—Market 10@ 25c. lower. Lambs, 6.50 @ 8.75; earlings, $6.75@ 7.25; wethers, 5@6.50, Pa. = Cattle $6.80@7; Sime, $8.650@ 6.75. we Prime heavies, $7.76; mediums, $7.60; heavy YE choice light, $7.35@ $7.45@ 7.65; pigs. bulk of sales, $7.40@ 7.600 7.60; light Yorkers, Tie: pigs, 46.8007; roughs, 160 . 1 i # Houses Fail, “one-kitchen” house, today bas 1,100 taxi. B. N. U. 45. ! New in ! cabs. “One Kitchen” Berlin's fame bullding were to be with meals from a central establishment, are in difficulties ter a brief career of a few months. Two houses were in existence, and suppHed cooking af- a According to the Tageblatt, the fami- lies of dwellers in these Utopian pal- aces bave had to content themselves with Bpartan fare, because the credi- tors of the proprietary company gradually despolled the build almost everything which nailed down A gang borer who were getting anxious about the ir wages recently raided one model kitchens, and took DOsECE: of all the provisions. Some of the tenants, who are still loval to the "one-kitchen" idea, have formed a cooperative union to keep the tablishments going, but the creditors of the original company have deplet- | for 4 jong time with rains in my back ed the houses of most of their | and side, and was miserable in every sential furnishings Serlin Corres | way. 1 doctored pondence of London Mall. until I was dis - . - couraged, and Iet Him Stay Man. i thought 1 should A man soon gets mighty tired of | never get weil, 1 treating his wife like a godess. tf read a testimonial he cannot be at ease with her and | about Lydia E. smoke when he pleases and take off Pinkham’s Vegeta. his coat if wants to and throw ble Compound, and ashes on the floor and cigar stubs thought 1 would all over the house, he is After tak be mighty uncomfortable, and long! firee bottles | to go where he can For it is born cured, and in a man to do these things, felt well just it in a girl like to } nd Lydia E. 0 ings Moreover, | Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to all [own my friends.” ) Avenue ¢ is of of the ———————— To Lydia E. : Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Rockland, Maine. —* I was troubled On Che Hw he IE 10 ROI Hike 80 born net 1} pet th io for as {to it ig my ii I do her wn a4 mat my worth twice as m is awe of h are Columbia ackach weakness nave back get 1" 13 caum a he dropped h che “a permanent root of t are’ pretty nice as th goodness’ sake, man if So31 ry Ho oo the Lh He isn't and won d 3 ig $. & snow ol even naif # } 8 othing we ily and surely geiabie Com iadylike in a be on ne wil 38 Lydia E Globe wiund, ( I AGONIZING ITCHING. 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