A POLICEMAN'S EXPERIENCE.
Suffered for Years From Chronic Kid-
ney Trouble,
Walter J. Stanton, 1139 Pear St.,
Camden, N. J, saye: “Kidney trouble
bothered me for fif-
teen years. If I
stooped, sharp twin-
ges shot through my
back and it was hard
for me to arise. 1 was
treated by several doe
tors, one a specialist,
but did not receive
relief. Finally I be-
gan © using Doan's
Kidney Pills, and
noticed an im-
provement I con-
tinued until the trou-
ble disappeared.”
Remember the
name -— Doan’'s For
sale by all dealers. 50
cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
g20O0N
Landlady—Mr. Hall Roome is about
the meanest man I ever met.
Mrs. Slowpay—What's the trouble’
Landlady-—Wants me to reduce the
price of his board because he's
two teeth,
SCRATCHED SO SHE COULD
NOT SLEEP
you how
lost
“1 write to tell thankful 1
am for the wonderful Cuticn
edies. My little niece had eczem:
five years and when her mother died
I took of the child. It all
over her and body, also on her
head. She ratched so that
not p nights. I
Soap to wash her wit}
plied Ci 1
use quite half
Ointment, together
solvent, when you c«
and they cured h
is eleven year
bothered with ecze
friends think it §
the baby wa 1
send you a pictu
about
“She was tal
when two
with big sores and her
the best doctors and tried all kinds
salves and without effect
until we used Cuticura Remedies. Mrs
H. Kiernan, 662 Quincy St, Brooklyn,
N. YY, Sept. 27, 1809.”
care was
face
sr
slee used
and
iticura Oinin
s old ¢
18 months
the eczema
» was covered
mother had all
of
years old. S
medicines
Judges’
The wig is only
barristers to give
cial appearance,
that it
tom was originated by a
Judge in the seventeenth
when, happening to
wig day he gave his
such a stern and dignified appearance
that he decided to get one
and wear it at all t
This he did, and the
satisfactory from 1
view, thai not judges, but
risters, also, took up the
throughout Rurope
Wigs.
worn
them
end no
this res
by English
a stern judi
One Cuan BAY
The cus
French
century
i
fails in pect
1 38 OEY
GON a marquis
one found it
for himsel?
in
was
mes court
result #0
legal point of
only bar
tater
custom
Shake Into Your Shoes
Allen's Foot Ease, the Antiseptic Powder
It makes tight or new on feel
$8 a certain cure f
hot, tired aehine AYR nse
hoes “ol all D
led PRES
N. XY
eany it
callous and
to
greta,
feet
Kage ma Address
ed, Le Rov.
Not His Fault.
“Oratory is a gift, not an acquire
ment,” said the proud politiclan, as
he sat down after an hour's harangue
“1 understand the matter-of
fact chairman not blamin
you. You done 4he best you could.”
said
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Generosity.
“I never deny my wife a wish.”
“Indeed?
“No: I let her wish
anything.” Life.
it doesn’t cont
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BUT SOUTH AND WEST
in New York Herald
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS,
and
els and cure constipation.
dt RR AAAS RR
One often wonders why the woman
dressing rooms.
A nagging wife makes her husband
forget his other troubles,
Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething softens the gums reduces inflamma.
tion, allays pain, eures wind colle 260 a bottle
Tips you get are almost as worth
less as those you give,
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Banks---
Washington.~ Perhaps the
teresting documents now
Washington have to do
plications of postmasters want
their postoffices designated as branch
banks Practically all
more than 200
been rece
most in-
coming into
with
who
postal saving
of lett
which have
the pestm
written in
patron
these of
ved by
ave
show
m Pueblo to for
international mones
2 v five veare more
$1,000,000, which might well
been retained at home
ircemen
lows 1805
807
th
an
fol
G94 .
dist were as
1606, $2
0006: 1
1606
From Jack
for a 1
ground
of
circumstar
1808
000:
Pa
ient comes a
2] based on the
inhabitant
in med
who would like
posit ir small savings in a
ment bi
The
Wash
quest bank,
that most of the
that cit are persons il
18 to de-
govern
Bellingham
inhabitants
r general that
of
office.
poor for
who
He
bank
1at, in his opinion,
ital banks in
» the money lation
in cir
encourage thrift and
extravagance
aster
ston to
The posin at Everett
Wash. a city
reported that
bank at that
less than $15
in his opinion, a postal
place will bring out not
0.000, He bares his es.
timate on the banking already being
done with him in the shape of mones
orders made out in favor of the pur-
chaser
At Madison
thinks he has
in which te try
system
Wie
found idenl
out
an
ing from universi
to foreign laborers,
an intimate study
each of these
bank system will he
tive,
From North Adams. Mase, comes
a plaintive tale that the cotton
woolen workers in the
and he believes
of the relation of
classes to the postal
textile mills,
postal bank in which to place their
savings,
There is much human interest in
enridge, Col
small in
ed to “help the young men who are
and who find it hard
Inasmuch as these
undoubtedly ¢
milies who have gone
heir fo while the
ur » ?
remained
home
money
| far from
to save
‘Young men
i of eastern
IONSK
forth to see
take carenf the
of the
long-eatab
iy family: ¢}
Eine iamiiy, Ih
part of the postmas
and in t
the natorvial
the pats
ng indifference appears to
th and west
fits supposed tn
with
flow
banks Thee
£11
be do.
osed while the |
Tn
Of the 14.000 or 15
ing institutions
find
for the m
pogial savings banks
The banks manifesting curosity ara
distributed through 42 states. and the
postmasters who have made inquiries
are in 36 states. Texas and Oklaho-
ma are the only states of the south
where the subject anpcars to have
aronged much interest. In Texas 20
{| postmasters have written bere for in-
| formation and in Oklahoma nine
Postmasters in Louisiana, Missis-
gippi. Alabama, Georgia and North
Carolina have ignored the matter
The officials of the postofice de-
part=ent believe they will be able to
establish a few banks by the first of
the year 1911 They realize they
have a big task on their hands. Thus
far, however, there are no indications
of any rush on the part of the people
{in demanding them,
Secretary MacVeagh recently urged
the banks to form associations to avail
| themeelves of the privileges of the
Aldrich-Vreeland currency plan, bat
thus far there is not one such assocja-
[tion In existence. Futile efforts have
been made to form them so they may
te in existence when the next curren.
ey ninch comes, but the banks are un-
willing to even go to the expense of
preparing the necessary papers for
associations.
in the country
have sign s $0 Dose
depositories
placed in the
Some ney fo be
Pittsburg Oficial Says Mnonicipal
Hennery is Needed in One Section,
Pittsburg. Director B. BR. Walters
of the department of public health
has diverted his attention from the
smoke nufeance to hens. He save the
negro hill digtrict must have a public
henhouse. He found hundreds of
families keeping chickens in the cel
lars of houses,
Since they most bave chickens, and
cheaply, there fs only one eclution,
according to Mr. Wallers, and that is
a municipal hennery or poultry stock-
yard and slaughter house,
Chicago Now Has Continuous
Water Course to the Ocean.
Chirago. «Chicago is now connect.
od with St. Louis and other Missig.
sippl river poris, and therefore with
the ocesn, by a continnous water
course deep enough for barges and
other craft of light deaft. The con
i necting link between the drainage ca
i nol and the old ‘lilinols and Michigan
{eanel at Lockport was formaily
{ thrown oren,
i It is extimated that the link will
nford a channel with at least five feet
jet water
&
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Weekly Review of Trade and
Market Reports.
R. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review
of Trade says:
Midsummer dullness is less pro-
nounced in both wholesale and retail
departments of trade, and as the
leading markets are gradually re-
Heved of some of the difficulties with
which they have been beset crop
uncertainties, price inconsistencies
and other disturbing elements a
broader demand develops, There is
much idle cotton machinery in
New England, and a two-week shut
down is scheduled for August, but
curtailment is forcing a recovery
the low price levels and there
is less pressure to liquidate stocks
Some substantial business is report
in woolens, and, while the East
ern markets for wool continue quiet,
primary markets in the West are
active and higher Footwear fa
tories, East and West, are resuming
is much improved in leat!
hides red fro:
point umulatior
hoan
er, while
the low
having moved More
knowledge regarding the
cotton in the South and wheat in
West will determine the
manufacturing costs in dry goods or
the hand and the
have recove
large aco
1 =
definite
&
basis of
one flour on other
Wholesale Markets
New York.—Wheat
NG. 2 11 6¢
Spot irre
iar
red, elevator,
he
SRR We quote. rer ¢ jos: off
land, Penn Vania ond
irate, 1 8c Eastern Shore, Marviand
ind Virginia, 18: West firals 1%
Neat Virginia firsts, 17: Souther:
North Carolina), ninea 8 Gi 9
Live Poultry chicken
‘as er. Choice stcek in fair demand
Ne quote, per Ib! Chickens
spring. and over, 20¢.: do
mall toe medium, 19: old hens
envy, 18: do. sma! to medium
IR: old roosters 106 11, Duka
Qld muscovey and mongrel, 124
13¢c.. old, white Pekine fat, 13714
puddle, old, 1314 do., old, smal!
io medium 11612: aprin~, ove:
12 Ibs, 16817: do small, poor
nearby
$2 -
ih Rr
Spring
17% ihe
Live ro tock.
‘ HEShur gd Cattle—Supply light
$7.75@8; prime, $i.25a
Sheep SBunply light. Prime
tulls and com
Ia hse, $4.50@ 7: wea:
$0.50 10.
Hogs — Receipts light. Prima
$8.656 8.70; mediums
beavy Yorkers, 89.20%
Yorke $0.40@ 0.50
rougha, $70 7.75
Cattle — Market slow
5.40; Texas steers,
Western sloore, $56
stockers and feeders, $4 104
cows and heifers, $2.65 ¢ 6.60;
light
$5
Hogs-—Market slow.
Li s
@9: mixed, ght, $8.00
$8.20 8.80; heavy,
rough, $7906 8.10:
& $8160 8.65;
ulk of sales,
$8.65 8.85.
strong Native,
$2,054 9.05;
Hight,
Eheep-Markot
yearl'ngs, §4@ 5; lambs, native,
Western, 34.2660 7.25
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