Monyon's Cold Remedy Relleves the Bead, throat and lungs almost immediate- ty. Checks Fevers, siops Discharges of the nose, takes away all aches and pains caused by colds. It cures Grip aud abe stinate Coughs and prevents Pneumonia, Write Prof. Munyon, 03rd and Jefferson $ts.” Phila. Fa, for medical advice abe solutely free. KIDNEY housands TROUBLE don't know wa good can make no mistal r mer's Swamp-Root, edy. At druggists In lar sizes. Sample be also pamphlet if you have Kk ‘ Address, Dr. Ellmer & Co, a deceptive dlscase— have it and | it. If you | results you ling TAKE A DOSE © ISO’S JEST MEDICINE for COUCHS & COLDS Rotten Cigarette Faper. Much « rette paper is m waste un 1 Cremer GUC ATO eli the blood 1 health good. Buy Read not to contradict not to believe not to find tall weigh and consi Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pe 40 years age [hey ate, .. ] 3 bool dndadadnd ull NEYO, Try This for Colds Prescription Known for Results Rather than Large Quantity. Go to ounces of Conc these wit! hake wel fuls after Bmaller age.” home, cough medical professio the genuine (Globe) Cu Each half ounce bottle n y screw-top sealed druggist fs out of stock he will Quickly get it from his wholesale house Don't fool with uncertain mixtures, It fu is risky. Make Good. “Wake up, Cull,” says the burglar, shaking the man by the shoulder. The man and jumps up. too. “1 went troo dis b las’ week an’ got $100 an’ a gold watch,” ex plained the burglar; “ an’ de papers sald dat you sald your loss was $100 an’ joolry to the amount o' five or six hundred.” “Ye.yes?" “Well, make good, sj ner dat was watchin’ made me cough tween what { got I got. Now, You can't beat me Library. wakes up, couse y UI ort on up de difference Me pard de outside what to make way * and you si good J udge's you vt _ ge dat Doubting His Word. Two Irishmen beds same room. By and bY woke up “Mike,” the cat?” “1 did,” An hour again. “Mike,” sald he, “Mike, out the cat?” “Sure 1 did,” “On me word of Some time late waked up. “Mike.” said he, "Mike, ye did not put out the cat” “Well” said Mike angrily, "if ye will not take the word of honor of a gintleman get up and put her out yerself.” weeunlied occupied one of them sald he, “did you put out gald Mike. later Patrick woke up did you put gald Mike, honor.” Patrick sleeplly r again ve divvie; Saves Breakfast Worry — "A package of Post Toasties on the pantry shelf, Served in a minute. With cream or stewed fruit. DELICIOUS! SATISFYING! “The Memory Lingers” POSTUM CEREAL CO. Lad, Battle Creek, Mich HARASS AIP PP SKIM CREAM WITH SYPHON Handy Little Implement Devised That Will Do Its Work Expeditiously in Any Receptacle. A New York man has devised a sy phon particularly for the purpose of removing cream from milk, which it will do expeditiously, no matter what kind of receptacle the milk is in. gyphon an enlarged ber ight pipes from {t longer comprises cham with two stre diver one than the At rubber } ’ otier. a i8 necessary of course to watch line of cream so that the pum be stopped as This method skimming the ceding which cannot quid is in bottles soon as it ig milk with a spoon, a pro be done if the li WATER TROUGH IS AUTOMATIC | Receptacle Fills itself as Often as Emptied, but Never Overfiows— Valve Does Work, A watering trough which will fill} as often as emptied but flow is shown in the | trough hangs from a sprin is mounted on the trough will not over The which When v i an with filled with Hustration BE water pi becomes nearly arm, the © Automatic Watering Trough. water the welght forces the valve stem Before | is completely ! arm. no long the weight, lifts suf off the supply the water in the trough exhausted, the spring er held down by ficiently to raise th the flow ie valve and start © DENATURED SUGAR FOR CALF | Found to Form Valuable and Econom. ical Addition to Skim Milk—Re- sult of Experiment. ® has been found that denatured sugar forms a valuable and economi- | eal addition to skim milk for calves, | Denatured sugar is sugar to which various ingredients have been added It is claimed that, contrary to general belief, it] dpes not have an injurious effect on the digestive organs; on the contrary, that its solubility renders it more di- gestible, and that it has a high food value. The amount fed at first is one ounce per quart of skim milk, and it is claimed that it can be fed to calves ten days after birth without danger. At first not over 34 ounces is given at a feeding, but afterwarde the amount may be raised to 1% ounces per quart of skim milk Of two lots of four calves each fed on skim milk supplemented by starch and denatured sugar, as an experi ment, the respective profits averaged $13.24 per calf in the lot fed sugar and $6.12 In the lot fed starch. The calves were kept an average of 85 days. Feeding Moldy Forage. On general principles it is not ad- visable to compel cows to eat moldy forage, but If the forage is but slight- ly moldy and no other is available one must perhaps take the chances of any resulting injury. Disposition Is Important, A cow's disposition is a very impor. tant factor. The animal should be gentle and kind and yet have the typ joa) dairy, nervous temperament. No Profit in Allowing Animals to Run Down in Flesh During Winter-— Should Have Grain, (Ry W, M. KELLEY.) I know dairymen strippers or during the late in do feed grain food freshen spring. who not dry cows until any winter winter they the ar early winter, but such returned a profit them through the methods have never on the writer's farm, { know that it seems a loss to feed dry cows, but it is not so much a ques- tion as to whether a farmer can af ford to feed them grain as it Is whether or not he can afford to have them become run down in flesh and be unable to give a good yield of milk after they freshen in the epring Two pounds of good wholesome grain food a day to each cow will and connection good ensllage and clover hay will main * in help wonderfully in with very good condition, ys found improvement Over O ing Cans Boa P Cover for The cans are usuail slipt length inder ledges iD SINE When good cow f been fostered ant idle dream, he ig going prescribed rules that } for generations and will be discouraging Milk at regular periods, Clean the dairy stable each day Good butter is always in demand Do not wet the hands at milking time. milking. The dairy barn should always be neat and clean. The cow does not require animal foods; the hen does. . come dirty from lack of bedding. ally lost through lack of exercise. One should not try his hand at im- proving his herd by cross-breeding. fowl or animal as in the care in feed. Even with the greatest care it is hard to keep the cow stable ventilated as it should be. Do not aliow any foul air around the cow stable or places where milk and cream are kept. Last year Canada shipped Into the United States 369917 younds of cheese and 1,111,326 pounds of butter. No cow should be kept that will not bring in $10 a month at present prices and she ought to do better than that. If you have plenty of silage no dan ger of the milk flow falling off. If vou haven't you will have learned a lesson. Be sure that the cows receive plen. ty of exercise. Allow them to run in the open yards during the pleasant part of the day. COMMERCIAL Weekly Review of Trade and Market Reports, A —————— Bradstreet's The presence of numerous buyers In the principal markets has tended to produce a moderate degree of im- provement in house trade, and early gAYySE; vorable conditions, while fall-grown grain appears to be in good shape. Incidentally the progress of the sea- son has imparted a little more zest to retail trade, Yet conservatism is everywhere visible; buyers, especial- chasing cautiously and mill owners are selling goods made up from priced materials at little or no profit. in a word, the failure of business in general to expand more Ala. freely Ii 1" - firm: do, nearby pi exira , Pennsylivar No.3 do, £0: bag @ 18.50 No. 1, £17.50 Clover 2,%310@ creamery, $14@ 16 13.50: N in 12. Sutter, Hee a”. «540 2 fancy. sreamery, choice, 24 @ 25; good, 20423: 186 21; creamery, § Cheese—Jobbing lots, per 1b, 15 @ 16e. Eggs creamery, imitation, wints, 28@ 29 creamery, wee Maryviand, Pennsylvania and nearby, firsts, 18%ec; Western, firsts, 18%: West Virginia, firsts, 181%: Southern, firsts, guinea eggs, 9; duck eggs, nearby, 81@ 32; do, Southern, 20@30. | Alam, per Ib, 15; do, young choice, {18 @ 19; do, rough and poor, 14@ | pekings, 18; do, muscovey and mon- grel, 16@17; do, puddle, 18; geese nearby, 14@15; do, Western and Southern, 12@ 13; pigeons, young per | pair, 30; do, old per pair, 30; guinea fowl, old, each, 25; do, young, 1% Ib and over, 40@ 45; do, young small, each, 25; turkeys, hens, per Ib, 22; do, gobblers, young, per 1b, 20@ 21; do, old toms 18; do, rough and poor, 12@13. Live Stock PITTSBURG. —Cattie steady; sup- ply light Choice, 3$6.5006.75; prime, $6.26@ 6.50. Sheep strong; supply fair. Prime wethers, $4 80@5.10; culls and pommon, $2.60@ 3.50; lambs, $5 @ 6.60; veal calves, $9.50@ 10. Hogs lower; receipts 15 double decks. Prime heavies, $7.10@ 7.15; mediums, $7.40@ 7.45; heavy York. pre, $7.46@ 7.60; light Yorkers and | Pigs. $7.60; roughs, $4 @ 6.50. r i medicinal merit f qd Possesses unequaled record of cures. liquid form or tablets knowr pure, impoverished, devitalized condi tion of the blood brought about by too little outdoor air and exercise, too heavy diet. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures them and builds up the whole system — wn bo | - oy bygleni Paxtine dar iE store, be 25 and ohiained 0c a box, postpald upon receipt of price by Paxton Toilet Co Boston, Bend for a free pam Words of Comfort. tor says 1 must sl sald the replied nful efforts ght #o long as your thou ncer time life is made of —~Frankiin ¥ Tahiets BW TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DA LAXATIVE RBRROMO Quinine iste refund maser 17 i1 falls Wo « E'S sigoature is ob each bux Take [> GRY ste Eo Life is a stage pls how well Mre. Winsle do more harm Ches { exaggerations than reckless terfield f $ vioiations oi i% and urse of Garfield A onesided very strenuous argument never gets Take it Sar wd © as no Hood’s Sarsaparilla has | for cleansing the blood and ex pelling the humors during the winter ynderful cures itmnost tweniy having itiats because it combines (he remedial values of r han different ingredier Insist a Hood's, has no substitute, EMPER. 4 ¥ mre cured and «1 other in posed * kept fro X LA oe re rdf ? gor y # THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS, W ! " One Better heer ITMALARIA SND BUILD LV THE SYRT Standard GROVES TASTEL kpow what ¥ are aking. pied on every hotile, y 8 A tale the malar sold by pe 4 TO DRIVE O A ib La y pris i showing it is simply Quinine and In ons form The Yuinine drives and the jron In ¢ the sreiem Seniors for 8 years. Price MW cenis A. ousan@® i oil Good ro uses about two Customer of Americ 1 CO LOD Bases 3 For HEADACH Whether from « E-Micks' CAPUDING i 8 Siomach oF frre POR. mined enta at drag Heat - ww re take acta ne in arosserit ; 1 prosperity wdversity The The An i ROSE QAYS not good tho which we do Direct Running Saw Bre situple Mills ey o ww help 5 SEL AT nt of s want to gel fd make Lhe fore buge GT reg Ii rene lie BARTLEY & SONS, Bartley, N. & WW. stating y WM. | W. N, U, BALTIMORE, NO. 12-1911 gory of impoverished blood nervous made without cost and is only a small without the use of slcobol, such as purifies and enriches the blood. end restorative merve tonic. ———— are the reasons why W. L. I hold their shape, look and 8 other shoes you can buy, to exhaustion part of the
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