Pom— Dairy Profits. Economical feed production and ‘Rood selling ability won't show profits without cows that make good use of the feed and turn out an at- tractive product, not often cheap. The best cows are for sale, and are never Get The Hook. Dick-—Darling, you are girl 1 ever loved. Dolly—-Come around Friday night. Dick-——Friday night? Dolly-—Yes; that is amateur night, You know.--Chicago News. the first A POLICEMAN'S EXPERIENCE. Suffered From Chronie Trouble. Years Kidney For Walter J. Stanton, 1139 Pear St. Camden, N. J., says: ‘Kidney trouble bothered me for fif years, It 1 sharp inges shot through y¥ back and it hard for me to arise. ' was treated by teen stooped, tw was Bev. one a but did receive relief, I began us- Kidney gO0OnN eral doc tors, ne~ria lis BpeCialist, Doan's and an no- improve- continued trou le dis- nemo the For lers er —~—Deau's. by all dea cents a box. Fos Talo N ¥ Origin Of Our Time, The hour utes simply here existed mal syste tem of sexages! ies 80 many loniar ney into sang minutes equal to Babs made the a Gern rlonjaps by the Progress during th Ameri As early Liberia was cotton cloth ern Europe ing cent for hom report. Cocoanut mats have for engineers ! fire Baden State Railways to hear being paired tion of their men of prevent ing by the An outs & Scotch A Package Mailec tree on Request ol MUNYON'S PAW-PAWPILLS t Stomach and ver Pills known and ve and speedy cure for Constipation, Indigesti n, a ad1ce, Biliot pur Stom- Headac Eo and all iiments arising from a disordered stomach or HES liver, They con I in concen. form all the Mun Paw- and are made the juice of the Paw-Paw fruit I un- hesitatingly recommend these pills as being the best laxative and cathartie ever compounded. Send us postal or letter, requesting a free package of Munyon' 8 Celebrated Paw-Paw Laxa- tive Pills, and we will mail same free of charge. MUNYON'S HOMOEO- PATHIC HOME REMEDY CO., 53d and Jeffer reon Sts » Philadelp hia, Pa. ihe bes L a posit 3 trated virtues and values of Paw tonic yon's from Send postal for Free Package of Paxtine, Better and more economical than liquid antisepties FOR ALL TOILET USES. IVEY TOI LET ANJISEPTI o Gives one a sweet breath ; clean, white, germ-free teeth —antiseptically clean mouth and throat purifies the breath after smoking— dispels all disagreeable perspiration and body odors-—much ap- preciated by dainty women. A quick igmedy for sore eyes and catarrh. A kttle Paxtine r cise wived in a glase water makes a delightful Fe 80- lution, possessing Suttucedmasy cleansing, germicidal and heal. ing power, and absolutely harm. les. Try a Sample. 50c. a large box at druggifts or by mail. THE PAXTON TOILET CO., Boston, Mass, ‘These candy tablets do just as much as salts or calo- mel. But Cascarets never callous the bowels. Theynever create a continuous need, as harsh cathartics do. Take one just 2s soon as the trouble appears, and in an hour its over. Vest-pocket box, 10 centa—at arug-stores, Rach tablet of the genuine is marked C C Go AT BENTH Trada-Marks, Pensions, Bo ny Ta, pi ts Aiains’ the Govarnment, Solicitin Address W_ H WILLS, ATT ¥ AT- LA £ Ind, Ave. bo YEARS! r RACTICR AY York World. R. Macauley, in the New 364 Revenues Killed Against ployes-—Operating 255 Fassengers Lv Previous—-4344 Trespassers, 3525 Em. the United States Were $17,487,868.935 PAR VALUE led on trang in Year enaed 160%, was 8722 i were injured, accor f railway statist Inter-State killed Eengers the Of those were pa passengers killed £5944 were and the rem: way emplos To passengers jury geems to | In led and 4805 inju In the whole year wa (ille for rail ruse of 1 derailment £€ 1 » red ilisions this wav ARsen- gers were kil the ponrt states the repo tates every 23.608 carried, while the injured 458 carri railroad averaged to ed The indi ever trae gerous wit t —, Catv ved gsajlety ites on June 30. OF THE RAILROADS IN 1909 was : 7.868.938 O60 600 600 Of this was hands of the pub- capitalization Of the to 1600 amount outstand in lie, resenting a $58.250 per mile outstan the of tal as $6 - $1.- the re- 380 re rep f line ed hich there of w comman 7.686.27 2.485 86.060 was prefe ing part, 8% £01,590 sented funded debt Of the total al stock ng $2.76€,104 427.0r 35.99 paid no dividends The dividends declared du {by both operating and was 321.071 Was and $467.8 rred pre- I outstand- per cent of Capit amount YOR? COMmpa- ng equiv. dividend- paid nies; WAR cent passengers carried ended June 20 19509. The corresponding ended June 20 Was per The aver revenue enues per train mile aver train 0 of age operat. mile were rat tingrevenue ' > oy RINE ¢#X+~ wae i6 O pet 66 ennes of the rails States were $2 .- operating expenses 410 The Ire for 1808 were: Op- erating revenues, $2,393 805,988; op- expences. $1. 668.547 876. Op- ing expenses averaged $6865 per mile of line r operating in the United §18.677 their were $1.589.443 gponding returns rent wars CO Captain Conrad of weshingtor y. { par H department of the army ed a new method of marking horses in order to enable the War ment to a record of them geveral vears the hoofs of the animals have umbered This method, however, has not been ga cause of the fact that ten wears off the hoof ated in other ways scheme ig to tattoo number inside of the animal's lip tem is in practice in the Quartermas- ter's department of the army Britain It ig probable, however. that humane societies of the country will raizse objections to the proposed plan of tattooing numbers on the lips of army horses. John P. Heap, secretary of the local humane society, had comment to make on the subject “1 cannot ak for the executive committees and 1 esnnct reach at this season to learn their views, but it f« my bellef that would disapprove any st this I would the subiect helore i Conrad, of ti keep For een 1 and is obliter- the $10 he tae ch like to ha gsnbmitt ayatein as data on 1g it to the Twelve Couples Married on Cente Potedam. Ge couples were made rizon Church 8 Tew das nen to Queen Louise of P tenary of whore death was t me ated Her Malos to provide annually a for each of six chosen from the most this occasion twelve awarded, tenary and also on the fortieth anni. versary of the war with France, rmany fWwelve the young (nr. thanks RADY at mor dowry servant girls, be On toe worthy. dowries for ac becange it would he necessary that we know how much pain ig inflicted upon the animals when they are subjected te such marking, and what resulls achieved by it.” Discussing the subject, Dr. A. D Melvin, chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry of the Department of Agri- culture, said that the method of tat. toning letters, signs inside the upper lips of horses is society tion. i i secure permanent marking of such “A system of this sort ig now being followed in the marking of English army horses,” Dr. Melvin continued, “and 1 understand it is considered a success cows and in the with is done istered cattle, only steers the tattooing ear.’ Dr tooing need not Ye very with a pincer<like punch, on whi ation. Expert 5 pects Visitation of 5 BAB ALA New York Jove fiat City The will aweep over the At- lantie Conet from Virginia to North- ern New Jertey to Curator Ditmars, ng Next year,” said Mr. Ditmars, “will enteen-year' locust swept over the un per Atlantic seaboard. 1 found in Virginia that the locust, still in the grub stage, will mature next Year, and it will be one of the worst invasions,” ‘COMMERCIAL Weekly Review of of Trade and Market Reports. Brandstreet including flour, reports that wheat, exports from the United States and Canada for the week ending July 14 aggregate 1, 190,248 bushels, against 1,663,775 last week and 1,468,108 this week last year. For the two weeks end- ing July 14 exports were 2,764,023 bushels, against 2,880,721 in the same period last yeRr, Corn exports for the week are $4,767 bushels, against 190,072 last week and 100, 113 in 1909, For the two weeks ending July COTn exports are 284,829 against 147,681 last year. Wholesale Markets. New York.—Wheat or; No, 2 red, 81 rive elevator; £. ©. b Corn—8pot firm; elevator, domestic; 70 14 f. ab 14 bushels, Spot strong- 11%c. ¢. 1 1 to ar- No, 1 Northern, 127% 70 Re. No. 2. No, 2, export Oats 32 lbs, Gi 29 Spot firmer: mixed, 26@ nominal: natural white, 26 lhe, 47@ 50¢.; clipped white, 34@42 lbs, 30@52%, Recelpls, 63.325 bu Hay No i i 1.17 firm: prin :. 31.24 %.: No Butter receipts, ie, and pkgs and u boxes, steady 11,629 Cheese steady ceipts, 6,655 unchanged; wchanged ; recasipts, 16.925 and near. 30ec.: do do., hen- gathered Eggs CARes steady state, Pennsylvania by hennery white, 27@ gathered, white, 25@ 27; nery, brown, 24@ 26: do brown, 22@ 25; fresh-gathered, first, 10@ 20%: do. first, gf @ 16% Western turseys, Western 18@ 18; ira 18; seconds Poultry do. firm; 1 red, cCon- Philadelphia. —W heat 4 ex- tract grade, new. No in Jevator, 9! Corn firm ). 2 yellow, for local firm ). 2 hite natural, Western creain- y prints, 32 oth- 213%e¢. te ii extra | gyivania and Te: CREeE irrent rece pis West. do. Bt current mark Ye choice, Cheese CvYeRms good, tL to 15@ Live steady : Foster chickeus of Reon 12@ ducks, Dressed Poultry | 3 steady; fowls wie freeh-killed chickens 1 vy estern., 1.3L 6 rk xed, xed, mixed, $156@ 16; clover m clover m lover lover, Straw fair to rve Straight d» choice $11.506G 12: (blocks), $5@ 9.50 fair to choice, $6 8G prime. $8@ 5.50 Butter Creamery, 28 %e do.. cho : good, 26% @ 27%; 21% @23% do. nte, 29 20% do.. 30%. Eggs-—Prices traw, tangled imitation, Ee a blocks, were reduced le per dozen We quote, per dozen, loss off: Maryland, Pennsyvivania and nearby firsts, 1%c.: Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia, 19: Western firsts, 19%; West Virgis nia firsts, 19; Bouthern (North Carolina), 18 live Poultry-—Chickens—8pring, 1% pounds and over, 22¢.; small to medium, 2086 21: old hens, heavy, 18; do., small to medium, 18; old 10@11 Ducks-—0ld mus. oovy and mongrel, 12 13¢c oid white pekinese, fat, 13@ 14; puddle, old, 13@ 14; old, small to medium, 11@ 12, spring over 3 pounds, 14@ 15; do., small, , poor, 13@ 14. Live Stock. Chicago. —Cattle h.2 € K.60: Texas steers, $4100 6.50: Western steers, 856 @ 7: stockers and feeders, $3.60@ 5.75; cows and heir ers, $2.75G 6.80; calves, $6.50@ 8.25. Hogs — Light, $8.805@ 0.20: mix heavy, $8.20@ ed, $R 604 9.20; 8.80; rough, $8.206G 8.40: good to $8.40 @ 8.80: pigs, cholce heavy, $8.90 9.25; bulk of sales, $8.50@ 8.26. Sheep ~~ Native $2.66 @ 4.35; Western, $2.500 4.25; yearlings, $4.404 5.25, Lambs Native $4 Western, $4.50@ 7.15. Kansas City, MoCattio-Dreose. steers, $74 8.25; falr to good 85 5.16@ 7: Western steers, $4750 7.10; stockors and feeders, $3.304 6; Bouthern steers, $3.75@ 5.75; Bouthern cows, $2.75 6 4.90: native cows, $2.508 5.50; native heifers, $2.70 @ 6.756; bulls $36 4.50; ¢nlven, S408 25. Hogs-~Bulk of sales $8300 8.956: heavy, SR.J0G R40; Peggy and butchers’, $K. 35 @ 8.671 light, $8.60 8.80; pige, $8.26 @ 8.50. Sheep — lambs, §6@ 6.90; year. lings, $464.50; wethers $3.70@ 4.20; ewes, $3.50@ 4. ~Beeves, 5 25 S50 @ 7.15; Quite A Feat, fee that man He landed in feet, ar now Beott. went by? with bare a million. Mott—Great Juniper! That beats the centipede to a frazzle.— Boston ranscript. who Just this he's got rr than 0505, tea was exported the fiscal year ended March 31, which more than 7 500,000 ame directly the United and Canada More 500,600 of in of pounds from Calcutta pounds to Plate ITEMS OF INTEREST. 12.660 last 40 demolished in the has dwellings Liverpool years A watch with a to ring at a novelty The into carrying in Turkey horses ing the harvest are given rents in be is a bell that desired may time new hammer folds for convenlence in head of a the handle fed figs of fruit, dur- dates curs are that Arabia of them ir “i 10 and Egypt Do you sometimes Dr. you will, to work. Are Has am- If so, you You can do it if It will set your lazy liver and It will purify your blood. cure in 98 per cent. of all cases Even after con- in the form of a the lungs, it will bring about a His tutes for Dr. Pierce's medicines, on their wrappers. Made from forming drufs, be ‘' just as good.’ Dr. Their every ingredient printed alcohol. Contain no habit- Y. out A FLAYOR that 1s used the aume ss iomon Con 72.6 OHO In a Pinch, Use Lime Allen's Foot-Ease, For Red, Itching Eyelids, Cysts, Styes, Falling Evelashes and All Eves That Need are, Try Mur Eve Bclve Asertic Iu Trial Sie, 25¢. Ask Your Ii Writ re Fye Remedy Co. O ne ben ot cage } ial For HEADACHES Whether from Nerc s Tre ox (as {v's lguid-—plensant sini Try Hick CAPUDINE Heat. Swanach or ne will relieve to ake ts In We. Sc and 5c et Colds he arue Mr Wines teething » tion ows thing Syrn fens thegume red aiiays palin cures wind aolle Incredulity Of Man, Week Defended, are all right, want Big Hats "5 ier hs i hose DIE hats 3» right wife to gaid the man i wea one on week night and morning Why? keep her from getting her head off, why her habit of 2 cab windows, car dows of any oid happened to riding in and passing veh grazed her nose, but possible behead- inge had no terror for her But since she has taken to wearing big hate she has to keep her because the hats won't the window When against big hats just among the 'yveas.' davs and Sundaye, They knocked life she her head windows, thing she Pillars, posis that is has had the through the wi be through voting for put me down New York Sun EO For Breakfast— Post Toasties with cream or mill The smile that follows will last all day— “The Memory Lingers"” Sold by Grocers, Pkgs. 10c end 15¢. I ——— POSTUM CEREAL COMPANY, Led.) 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It has cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inflame hope “of regularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down fecling, flatulency, indigestion, and nervous prostration, sfter all other means had failed. If you are suffering from any of these uilments, don't give up hope until you have given Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege. If you would like special adviod Mass, for it. She has £5 lied thousands to health, free . . heer fox poe haa agente or tama? ior maths. Reference: wey buck in Louisville, We fursish Worl Bugs Free lo our Sfpeis, § Write for prive "st, 8 SADEL & SONS a Louisville, Ky, EIT AXITL ES XX XaXasy, CELEARATED RNG IR REMEDY fon AND HH a ATIN E AND BLE AT YOUR DRUGS ar xr pscovesy . relied and GHEENE NOW, nh Be Abn AA BAP fant SREEE pT ROP. Bree Ps A A om
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