Stops
L.ameness
Sloan's Liniment is a relia-
ble remedy for any kind of
horse lameness. Will kill the
growth of spavin, curb or splint,
absorb enlargements, and is
excellent for sweeny, fistula
and thrush,
Here's Proof.
“1 used Sloan's Liaiment on a mule for
* high lameness,’ and cured her. 1 am
uever without a bottle of your linlment ;
have bought more of it than any other
remedy for palus.” Bairy Kinny,
Cassady, Ky.
*Sloan’s Liniment is the best made. i
bave removed very large shoe boils off a
horse with it. I have killed a quarter
Crack on a mare that was awtully bad. |
have also healed raw, sore necks on three
horses. I have healed grease heel on a
mare that could hardly walk.’
ANTHU 3 VE and, Pa.,
Route No 1.
SLOAN'S
LINIMENT
is good for all farm stock.
“My hogs had ho 8 cholera three days
before we got your hniment, which [ was
advised to try i have used it now for
three davs and my hogs are almost well
One hog died before got the Haiment,
but 1 have not lost any since.”
A. J. McCantuy, Idaville, Ind.
Sloan's Book on Horses,
Cattle, Hogs and Poultry
sent free, Address
Dr. Earl S. Sloan
Boston, Mass.
in Sunday School.
“What ean you say of Cain?
“He was the first bony scout.”
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
aud invigorate stomach, liver
Bugar-coated, tiny
we ‘candy.
regulate
and bowels
Fasy to take
ies
gram
Not for Him.
Farmer Hayseed (in the city)-—I
want ter find an eatin’-house
Accosted Pedestrian-—Are you
ing for any particular place?
Farmer H—Well, not too
p'tickler.—Boston Transcript
look
durned
if They All Knew.
A woman speaker told a New
sullrage meeting that
haven't concentration
go flirting
York
women
Our minds just
don't gel any
where” Considering which, is no
superfluous for mere man to mus
about in women's affairs
know them
Post-Dispatch.
ae
around and
when
they
gely &8
so well?-—-8t. Louis
Appetite. Not a Necessity.
John R. Mur New York, as
sistant professor of physiology at the
Cornell universsity med lege, in
an article in the October number of
the Journal of the Outdoor Life,
pares to the fuel
in furnishing steam and
engine in selecting ou
that should eat enough
energy day's work,
much more than this Is
He holds that the appetite
cessity for good digestion
no fallacy of nutrition”
“greater than that which
that a cannot be
utilized without
food
supr
while
ply building
™ : ’
ar iin Of
cal col
com
used
for an
the food we eat
power
r food he says
to furnish
but that
not needod
is not a ne
“There is
he says
SUPpPOses
digested and
Most
four-fifths
for our ev ery
one-fifth
material
we
for the
food
appetite of the
we eat, fully
energy
than
goes to
day tasks
fern goes to aun
RED.
it's the Red Blood Corpuscles That
Proper Food Makes.
An Ohio woman Grape Nuts
food gave her good red blood and re
ftored the roses of
plexion that bad
blotchy. She says:
For 10 years | bad stomach trouble
which produced a breaking cut on my
face. The doctors gave it a long Latin
game, but their medicines failed’ to
cure it. Along with this 1 ‘had fre
quent headaches, nervousness and us-
ually pain in my stomach after meals.
“1 got disgusted with the drugs,
stopped them and coffee off short, and
quit eating everything but fruit ana
Grape-Nuts, with Postum for my table
beverage,
“The headaches, stomach trouble,
and nervous weakness disappeared al
most like magic, which showed that
when the cause was removed and
£EAys
youth to a
been muddy
com
and
ready to help.
plexion became like a young girl's,
to be soft and flabby.
“1 recommended Grape-Nuts
Postum to one of my friends, who was
afflicted as 1 had been. She followed
my advice and in a short time was re
stored to complete health and in about
8 months her weight Increased from
100 to 148 pounds,
“Our doctor, observing the effect of
Grape-Nuts and Postum in our cases,
feclared, the other day, that he would
hereafter prescribe these food prod
acts for gastritis,” Name given by
Postum Co., Hattle Creek, Mich,
Read the little book, "The Road to
Wellville,” in pkgs. “There's a reason.”
Eyer rend he rhuve letiast A new
me appenrs m thwe to time. They
are genuine true, aad full of human
interest,
a Se :
"ALL OVEA THE STATE |)
TOLD IN
SHORT ORDER
Yeu
Mountville. ~The estate of
Il. Lane has sold to Elmer
farm in Manheim township, containing
128 acres and 107 perches, $147.30
an acre
J
Andrew
for
Allentown. Rev, Robert H
rector of Grace Episcopal Church,
chosen foreman of the Lehigh County
Grand Jury. There are several clergy
men on the petit jury
with
on
Stricken
trolley
yrus W
Reading
while on a
work, C
ville,
summoned
apoplexy
car his way to
High, of Shoemakers
South Bethlehem Miss Florence
Allentown, committed
drowning in the Lehigh
he said to have
«1 a quarrel w
place
Vogel, of
cide by
hare
ders
sili
River
act is follow
ith a young man of this
North
hun
York Henry
Hopewell,
dred
on two acres of
corn is 17%
inches in
Wagner of
reports a yield of foun
els of unshelled corn
ground
inches in
diameter
bush raised
Some of the
length and 51
Bradford Because her mother re
fused to allow her to celebrate Hal
lowe'en with a party of boys and girls
Mary her
and the
She
here, aged 15, ran to
herself through
few mit
Hays,
room shot
head ived only a utes
"hester clambering
d gun Wil
iam Harrison, of Moore,
by the discharge of
his bead be
West {
over a fence with a loads
Glen Was
the top of blown
MOE
Farquhar has give
York AB
Park Com
plot of
$1 0.0000
‘arquhar
missioners an additional
nd of five ac
The
Park
ficial
grou valued
ground is
and will be
lake
Pine
ing hay,
is to be
The
the second crop in
Grove sight of
November
ywrnship
observed in Wayne t i
several farmers who thr
help
unable to harvest it at the
where
lack of and wet weather
rignt
John lL. Koch
merchant
died in
when he
South Bet
promi
a Civil
mit
hlehem
nt vied
ent and
Hellertown
War
tutes at
lowed a
veteran,
home
Car boli C
his
acid
He was
dose of
for
old
take medicine
ars
Bethlehem While
thirteen -vear-old
James
from
the
Holben, was
pasture
near the animal,
3 1
RICK OCR
places
violent
two
Chester
sirucKk by an
owned
t i .
oer
i200
James
here
i
Seriously njured,
{ ‘heator
Allentq
aged eightytwo, died
wn. 4. Tilghman
from
ceived in a fall from an apple
he was picking fruit, =e
ago. For fifty-eight
ist of St Pe
Rittersville
while
days years he
vas
bass sol ters Church
choir at
on ig
being
Reading Investigati
! agn the cir
made by Coroner Wagner into
cumstances attending the death of Ed.
ward aged sixty Years,
bed at his
Summers,
was found
Mr
lay
nine
who ifeless in
Summers
across the
home
ed and
was fully
bed
dross
itt
Kollar, aged
Coplay Cement
shaft He was
Frank
oiler at the
Coplay
was caught in a
hundr
the awiftly
the
ed around several
minute by
ery and by
be stopped he was dead
mos
time the &
Indiar
COming
and that there v
Pp t!
posies
already higher than the)
years
Macungle An old
ndicates that the
be
sufficient =
winte
a 3evelre ole
now (oo cover u
flowers, kn
are
grown in
ywn as Indian
Ruslam, a
court to change
Pittsburgh. -~Henry J
clerk, has petitioned
his name, because people call him
“Ruzzielamb.” He says the embar
rassment on the street caused his girl
to turn him down, and he
quit his job
also had to
Lewisburg ~The plant of the Lewis
burg Chair Company was destroved by
fire, causing a loss of $100,000. An
automatic extinguisher had the fire
practically under control when the
fire department attached a hose to
the same main, which proved
clent to support both.
Slatington.—«Just before a
blast was set off at the Washington
shelter,
a hugh
While they were in the shed,
stantly killed Steve Bolga, and seri
ously injured his seven companions.
Huntingdon, «— Joseph Morland, a
wellknown #crobat of this place,
while hunting wild turkeys was shot
by a fellow-hunter, who mistook him
for testirkoey, Morland was using an
artificial call to lure a turkey to him,
which resulted in his receiving a load
of large shot in the thigh.
Williamsport.—The first day of the
hunting season in Lycoming county
was productive of a fatal accident,
While George Warner, of Mill Creek
township, and his hired man, John
Hall, were hunting rabbits, the latter
uceldentally shot Warner, blowing his
{ace away and killing him instantly.
CORP ENP GF ENDER bt a Bi ap 4
Thayer,
GOPHER PLAYER
Len Erdahli,
Minnesota
Off
a
Who Won His “MM”
Team Last Year, Takes
Uniform and Quits.
on
Arter
He
quit
advanced as
tood
Len Erdahl,
overcome what
hag necountered
have
he
Erdah! might
ever difficulty
had lent a more willing ear
in the lineup
—————————————— A —————
Will Ames, London Manager, Brings
Over Quartet of Fighters for
American invaison,
Amr Invasion of the United States by
four English boxers is to be made by
has brought over Sid Smith, a clever
bantam: Sid Burns, a flashy weiter;
Driscoll in the featherweight ranks,
and George Randall, a lightweight
who is sald to be not far behind Fred-
die Welsh and Wells In cleveresa
Smith seeks matches with Frankie
Burns, Johnny Daly and Johnny Cou)
on. Marchant wants to meet Abe At
tell.
The four Englishmen will have
matches in New York, Boston, Phil
adelphia and New Orleans, boxing all
comers.
Big Squad for Yale Crews.
A total of 21 candidates responded
to the call for crew candidates at
Yale university, and Princeton, too,
has more men anxious for seats In
the shells than ever before so that
the outlook for rowing is promisiag.
a a ll ae ie lh a a a a a
a
GOSSIP OF
SPORTDOM
oo
ew
up to
Lawns Gradua¥y
Hard S4[race
placed
in Vogue
by
‘Go it, baldhead’ was
quently heard at the
recent
nis tournament at
not
nbledon
gapectator could
that gray hairs and
the locks ©
the first
help
numbered
the players
Yet tennis is
perhaps the most a
after (day
lawn an athletic game
clive of all sum
mer pastimes, demanding unusua
and one
the
Pow
looks
young
ors "1c rance
and agility In
Finding that
youth
age,
that the
learning the essentials of
The group of
beat the youngsters this
be expected to do these
again Young men from
tries will come again and
win because there will be
tion to prevent them from
And why? Hecause,
has learned the game
from’ professionals and has learned it
upon hard courts
are benten by the
experience of the conclus
neration
the
ans who
Year cannot
new ge
velter
other
they
no oppost
doing so
coun
will
foreign style which is absent from the
English game, in which few risks are
taken. In all probability this springs
from the fact that the typical courts
of the continent are not grass, but
have a hard, smooth surface from
which every ball makes a true bound
Scarcely one grass court in ten can
be relied upon for a true bound of the
ball. On such Inferior surfaces style
becomes cramped. First-class players
are not to be trained upon third rate
courts
The best promise for English lawn
tennis 18 the fact that the clubs are
losing thelr faith in grass. In 20
years’ time the very name of lawn
tennis may appear strange to our
ears, the number of actual lawns de
voted to the gume will have become
so small. Already hard courts are be
ing constructed In every direction. in
a few years they will probably give
England a new school of tennis play.
ere who will weet on agual terms the
best products of the continental and
American clubs.
| MAR FOOTBALL GAMES
i oo
Right to Question Decisions Bz-
longs to Captain.
Nothing Is More Repulsive to Spec.
Than Constant Squabbles
Between Competitors and Offi
cials During Contest.
tators
in football as
branch of
pulsive to
well as in
nothing is
pectators
every
more re
constant
and
sport,
than
gquubbles belween competitors
officials
judges
ion the decision of
race, or a foolrace, automo
Ning race simple ig a
thos
Whistle
and decis cannot
Wrong
Cit govern
ions
fed unless there Is a
college gra
iron contest
many
bios vg
HAVE
ATRes
CAPTAIN ROBERTS,
Shifty Half.Back on tilinois Team,
First Serious Football I
The first serious football injury of
the season in the eas: has put John
Thompson, of St. Josenh college, in
a hospital at Philadelphia for several
weeks with a fractured leg He was
playing on the serub team against a
regular team when one of the players
whom he Sacied fell upon bim
Jack Tighe Goes to Loulsville.
ft has been announced that John
Tighe would succeed “Del” Howard as
manager of the Loulsville American
association baseball team. Tighe was
for several years manager of the Rock
[sland team in the Three | league,
and later managed the Seattle club
of the Northwest league
———————— A
Three Players Murt,
In Knox college-Peoria Bradley
Polytechnic football game at Cales
burg, (ll, Captain Montgomery of
Bradley broke his right hip, Scherer
of Bradley broke wo ribs, and Mont
goreary, also of Bradley, dislocated
bis shoulder.
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Finally Cured by Lydia LE. Pink-
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ime no good, so my
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try Lydia E. Pink.
ham’s Vegetable
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fw hie 1 1
ANZe, Bi
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now stro
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iy thanks for the good ft }
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imonial
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Many A Cage
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Test of Real Greatness
imbus had
Colt made the egg stand
on end
could you unscramble It?” de
‘Put uid
manded the
Which mer
truth that
mortified courtiers
the great
EIDE any
ely accentuates
nobody is spr
new puzzles nowadays
A town that pays the preac
supports the editor is mighty
heaven — Atlanta Constitution
her
aud
close to
Curative Treatment,
reading lesson Hobby
word "punishment
it was too long and ha
After puzzling & while I
teacher what the word was
“Youllought not to let that
you, Bobby,” she answered
in his
come 10
had
the and
for blm
asked the
puizie
“What
“Castor oll!” he exclaimed, sure
that he had guessed it Youth's Com.
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