THOSE RHEUMATIC TWINGES Much of the rheu- [La - : fr matic pain that = comes in damp, changing weather is the work of uric acid crystals, Needles couldn't cut, tear or hurtany worse when the af- fected muscle joint is used. If such attacks are marked with head. ache, backache, diz ziness and disturb ances of the urine, it's time to help the weakened kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills quickly help sick kidneys A New York Case D. J. Donovan, Larchmont, N. Y., says: “My right leg was so swollen it was twenty. four inches around. My back felt as If it were be ith a hot fron. 1 had run down from 210; ds to 100. 1 was steadily growing worse. a d had give n up) hope. improved rap. however, under the use of oan's Kidney They cored me entirely and | have since gained #0 pounds.” Get Doan’s at Any Store, 50¢ a Box DOAN’S ONS PILLS FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N.Y. Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Chlidren teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamma don,allays palo, cures wind eolic 25¢ a bottled 's in.erest wondering what fool next Many a man in a woman confined to will is thing she do Fue SUMMER HEADACHES Hicks’ CAPUDINE no or what from the heat, sit ish conditi bottle m ed! cine stores is the 1 at Their Drawbac k. fights are “No “Of Earily ch Cot icken Irse not 8INCe have a fowl element Poison Oak or Ivy Poisoning is quickly relieved by bathing fected parts in a solution of two tea- gpoonfuls of Tyree's Antiseptic Pow der pint of water. 25c¢. at all druggists or sample sent free by J. 8 Tyree, Washington, D, C.-—Adv, the af to a Economy. F. Irviz Flet expert, gave at dinner in New of economy “Economy cher, the Woolwo 8 way of ting any spen Qur Relations. bright side, if saic at his house with it Andrew arnegie, at a reception superb Fifth-avenue } Central park a millionaire ed of his loneliness My wealth’ vi for | outiook know over who complain brings me n« he said, happiness, have neither kith nor I pauperize,” said I, ‘or +«To Call. n Atlanta the nri the pri Human Trampet Enrico Caruso ago he sang ers in federal peniten sons, including his “Sob Song “Pagliacci.’ After hearing Ca Julian Hawthorne, convict 4435, wrote a poem, a few which run thus: “Then, in the hush of the hail God wrought a wendrous For a like a glorious Was |} When a few days r to son the tiary three from ruso, No ¢ ines ol now great blank miracle, voice trumpet call Arose as hell our souls rose drous wings, Rose from their prison of clay, the grime things! were men lit day, Sin and grief and punishment Were lost in that human call’ a soul from the deeps of And with it en won iron and Forgot and the shame of We once again in & sun all trumpet r: TY) In Summer— When the body needs but Little food, that little should be appetizing and nourishing. Then about the best and most convenient thing one can have handy is a package of Post Toasties This food is fully cook- ed—crisp, delicious and ready to serve direct from the package. Post Toasties with fresh strawberries and cream are hard to beat. “The Memory Lingers” Sold by Grocers. Postum Cereal Company, fimited, Battle Creek, Mich, U 8. Connecting Link Formed Between Parent and Teacher. for Its Aim Education of Head, Heart and Hands and Im- provement of Health. Some of the objects corn clubs are as follows: (1) To encourage more intensive farming by using the best known methods of soil building, selection seed, seed testing, cultivation of cor ete. (2) of boys’ of through ingpira- direc ze boy To offer medium which vocational guidance, tion, information, and careful tion can be given to the averag now in rural life. To adapt the boy to his agri- cultural environments and make him a (3) Prize Bushel of Seed Corn, capable of self-expression within these environments (4) To teach the value of intellect ual guidance, careful observation, cul tural comparison and investigation, and the n of a broader ed arming population. te the eed ucation f f T ich the to Q bov proper local teacher and Asy the find ducationally, to all 1 and an € the ral labora Ia and the farmer and ast but co-operative at boys may ideals HORS boy ot ol ana r pur h the ruction friendly riva training whi the COUrage a equare.” v head and jrovement of the membership } educat hands, and health of iz fon heart Experience of Illinois Agricultural Ex- periment Station May Be of In terest to Farmers, The experience of the Illinois ag- ricultural experiment station with chinch bugs discovered in the spring of may prove of great value to farmers who may be troubled by the pest this year. Last spring the [il pois station found that the chinch bugs survived the winter in excellent con- dition and on April 20 were scattering on the wing to lay their eggs. The escape of the bugs on foot, out of fields grain at harvest time, Ia to be beet prevented by sur rounding each fleld with a line of thick, viscid, road oil, with post holes beside it some 36 feet apart. Such a line can be made and kept effective long enongh to catch virtually all the bugs ir a field at a minimum expense of 35 cents a mile per day. Coal tar may be used for the purpose where road oil can be obtained, but it must be much more frequently renewed to keep it effective. A well-made dusty furrow, with post holes in the bottom, may serve a temporary purpose in very dry weather, but is made useless by rain. Chinch bugs may be killed on corn, without injury to the plant, by a tobacco preparation (black-leaf 40) greatly diluted with weak soapsuds. G19 1312, of small thought Thriving Industry, The poultry industry of the United While the other live industries show a decline of per cent, to 36 per cent, the It has been growing steadily for years, until today it fe the live stock industry in the ment recognize it as the billion-dollar Profit In Pork, While pork can sometimes bg made at a profit when corn is supplemented etill it is not wise to use concentrated temente alone, ATTENTION NEEDED BY EWES Ample Supply of Ory Fodder Is One of First Essentials—Give Atten- tion to Lameness. (By W. R. GILBERT) has an ample supply of dry fodder. Nothing is better for them than good, well got hay. der any circumstances, be allowed have roots alone nor should they fed on roots and grain, or grain cake Those who feed this and omit the hay are spending money in wacte., A judicious combination of these would form the ideal food give the best results alike to the its offspring. The lamb must neglected. Provision must alwavs too that a dry lairage can be with good shelter from the wind and a pen be in which specially prepared food sull able to the palate should be placed, that only a small should be placed that any left before a fresh In the flocks signe of lameness in tion should be at once giv matter how glight, the ailment be immediately removed from flock and lowed to them again fected. lameness among lameness among the lambs ar is probably no gre AMOonNg lam! TESTING CORN [ INCUBATOR Any Tinner Should Make Galvanized iron Tray for About $1—Found Practical and Useful, 10 be and all and dam and not be be made secured wet and separate provided of the lamb Young care being taken quantity at a tin in the troug! should be rer lot is giver where there the over Ww not al run until a cure has been ter BOUrcs than t! young herewith The shows fllustr the plan of my water corn 3 found v v satisfactory Mendenhall of Sale Mail and Breex« rack wip Amos , in the Fi glides © writes Im Neb The gix-inch ¢ are made of fone crossing three and the NO yori these ing ed both wave divide front into wires are no ai are inch used in squares, the back, The tray is » of galvan The hole own at Z is drain water, be as t needed iron ' to t — iINECG Plan for a 100-Ear Tester, X shows one of the loose crosssec- tions which are also of galvanized iron. Y is the cup used in the tray. Any tinner ean make the tray com- plete for about $1. The tray can be used to good advantage in an incuba tor and its size and that of the rack will depend upon the size of the incu- bator. After placing the kernels from an ear into a cup, put the ear in the corresponding square in the rack, When through, fill the tray about half full of lukewarm water and place it in the incubator. Use very little heat for the first 24 hours, then draw off the water and set the regulator to keep the heat at about 70 degrees. apply moisture as needed. In about three days you will know which ears will grow. There & no theory about the use of a corn tester like this. 1 have found it very practical and use- ful. LIVE STOCK <%= NOTES A pig gives the best returns from dairy products while young. As the lambs grow and more milk, judgment require increase the grain with well as castrate, is when the lamb is a week old and helps greatly in the fine finish obtained in feeding. naturally hold his head high, mangers will not make him do it. A horse's usefulness is measured by its strength and rapidity of move ment rather than by size or weight. Be sure the sows have plenty of pure water to drink, aside from the slop they have. Slop is not drink. The tillage, the crops and the in come from the farm are all more or less dependent upon the economical management of the work teams. The horse that fe all the time be ing tapped with the whip never knows what his master wenns it, and comes to thick he ming just nothing uf COMMERCIAL Market Reports. Dun's says: “While business sentiment, y in the East, displays a marked gree of conservation, the actual Jme of industrial and mercantile actly ity shows little or no diminution. Re stribution h arded in qiany by weather, but the fact th house report a broade:; eotton foot wi especial deo vol- tail di been ret He ections cold and inclement ale for staple at wholes demand good ar ani ine 18 garded a from the low gation in favorable age led to Dire iL ¥h 18Q 1% Pot 456 ulk, $2.76@3 ik $2 61 stor estern Aloe Sou PHILADELPHIA Hing 8 I Norther: i at $1.02@ 1.08 for ‘ # vator riots $6.20 $6.30 per ca Dressed ern, fancy LLTIMORE May, 110% ust, S43, Contract, Oates No. 2 ard white, 45%: No. 3 white 444 T 45 Rye--No. 1 rye, Western, car lots, export, 66@66%e;: No. 3, do, 81@G62; No. 4, do, 60@61; bag lots nearby, to quality, S06 65 Hay-<No. 1 timothy 218504 19; standard do, $17@G 18; No. 2 do, 3160 16.506; No. 2 do, 312@ 15: light clover mixed, 16G 16.50; No. 1 ao, $15@ 15.50; No. 2 do, $11G12; heavy, $12813: No. 1clover, $11G 12; No. 2 do, $8G 10 Straw-—Per ton: No. 1 straight rye, $21@21.50; No. 2 do, $18.50@ 20; No. 1 tangled do, $11G12; No. 2 do, $10811; No : wheat, $8; No. 2 do. 37.5008: No ont, $8810; No. 2 do. $8@G R50, a Creamery, fancy, 29; cream. ery, cholee, 27G 28; creamery, good, 24@ 26 creamery, prints, 20§30; creamery, blocks, 28@ 28; ladles, 250 27. Maryland and Pennsvivania rolls, 16 as Aug orn Sle 6G 46%; white stand as Cheese-- Wa quote, 16@ 16%e. Eggs-—Marviand, Pennsylvania and nearby firsts, 20¢; Western firsts, 20: West Virginia firate, 20: Southern firets, 19 Recrated and rehandled eges, 4 to le higher Live Poultry-—Chickens-—Old hens, 18¢; do, small to medium, 18; old roosters and stags, 10@ 11; spring, 1% Ibs and over, 2864729: do, 1% Ibs and under, 26627 Ducks Pekings, 15¢; muscovy, 13614: pnd dle, 13@ 14; spring, 3 Ibs and over 18, jobhing lots, per Ih, Live Stock CHICAGO -—~Hogs $855@R 60; light SR35GRAT%;: heavy, $R.10@R.25; pigs, 36.506 8.20, Sheep--Native sheep, $510@5.75: yearlings, $6800 6.40; lambs, native, $5.65@ 7.50, Cattle—Beeves, steers, $6.65 7.50 ers, $5,.75@8; @ 7.80; Bulk of sales, $8.40G 8.70; mixed, $8.10G 862%; $7@ R90; Texan stockers and feed. cows and heifers, $3.60 calves, $7.0506 11, NEW YORK.~-Beeaves beef slow, 11 to 13¢. Calves—Veals, $60500012; culls, $7@%; buttermilks and fed calves, $7¢ 8. Dressed calves strong; city dressed veals, $15@18; country dressed, $1347 16. Sheep and Lambs--Sheep, $3750 6; culls, $263.50; lambs, $6.15667.50; spring lambs, 7.5009.95. Hog Heavy 'n light, §8.90g van == Dressed [J at home or As pure and whole- Send for Free Booklet, Demand At Soda Fountains or Carbone. bottles. fr A v ated in Eee the anxious heart ac the glesnt t VW hat tender for hi W re use baties like hecau ten minute } : Which cures ( 3 ” gists. Trial bottle free ris MADE RETURN A QUICK ONE Decidedly Short Was Bill's Absence Cut Visitor's Object Made Known When it 1 tinued It began ing thick scal forced me to scrat the halr would come Upon body 1A ms get inflamed uredi my face It was my clothes irritated themn tior sometimes it on account on my head and body “After without relief 1 and Ointment. After of Cuticura Soap ace and Lge}! was a yellowish blo ay It bad | of t able irritating was ro WHE hot he raw vari OUR tried trying Cuticurs using four ca and four boxes of Cuticura Ointment and one bottle of" the Resolvent I was entirely sound and well and have been years.' (Signed) W. H. Mar. 18, 1912 Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold throughout the world. Sample of each free, with 32p Skin Book Address postcard “Cuticura, Dept. IL. Boston" Adv, Oa] He for eleven Ww 13 Ame, Talking Shop. Enthusiastic interest in pation is always an advantage, but, on the other hand, it is not well for a woman in business to talk of her work at all times and places Naturally the thing that we do constantly is our moat absorbing interest, but we must remember that other people have other things to talk about One 8 occu FAR BETTER THAN QUININE. Elixir Babek cures malaria where quinine fails, and if can be taken with impunity by old and young Having suffered from Malarious Fe. ver for several months, getting no re- lief from quinine and being completely broken down in health, ‘Elixir Babek’ effected a permanent cure —William F. Marr Elixir Babek, (0 cents, all druggists, or Rioczewskil & Co, Washington, D.C. Adv. Old-Fashioned Birds. I like to wander in the park.’ *The birds do sing sweetly.” “Yer: and they never sing ragtime.’ KAMRASALYE Pies anes. aim fgnburs, Piles, Blisterad Feel, Insect Bites, oie Trial Jar 25 conta. BLANKE-RBREAR OO St. Louis $7 Homesites in land lows - or rE Wm monthi ¥. High I Chestnnt BL, Phila, Ia A post card will bri siarsconorrningour hold speciation. Mabey you full partic nisnted House akers for ew York AGENTS acreage. farms, shore fropis some tear Moniauk i: malled. Brokers protected. Codling, Northport, "» 8 day: work all summer for od men. Write for free sample BRUTE, 350 W195 11, Ohleage. on trial an evening. Write ten, Detroit, Mich. Presto 2 Base! Bu ere 1c SMOKE, wn learn poret of Fotnnniy LADIES o toad te ert ind money. Henry Sohn tor hilipabare, » OPPORTUNITY for week Se. cle ery’ out Uy wants. Write J. Mowith Perrysburg, HR REETY, » Sodern KEXXERUNKPORY, WE. Cuisine frst Daas One fine shade. DARING, good roms, reasonable v Y it cures thew Prevents Cholera Infs 3 Keep 8 Dottie at and 2¢ cents at ds wr & SON, Pimples blackheads a 3 sk may quickly overcome by the Simi : ise of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap a —— Sold by Hill's Hair sad Whisker Dye, Greggs black or brows, 50¢ D., Hacmasmrown, Ma, erm He NIELSEN'S PATENT OLDING WARDROBE ar b DUSTPROOF SANITARY NEAT Price $2.50. / ir you ih» THE DARA MFC LEESBURG SPECIAL TO WOMEN Do you reall thousands of women using Co. BEADY VOR TRAVEL VIRGINIA ze the fact that are now Darn A Soluble Antiseptic Powder neds such for af asal op or ulcers mucous membrane 88 BOTE throat « hi inflammation caused by female lls? Women been cured say “it is worth weight in gold Dissolve in water and apply locally. For ten years the Pinkham Medicine Co. has ie catarrh. Lydia E recommended Paxtine in their private correspondence with women For all hygienic and toilet uses it has no equal. Only 50c a large box at Drug. gists or sent postpaid on receipt of price. The Paxton Tollet Co., Bostom, Mass. DAISY FLY KILLER placed anywhers, abe tracts and Riles ol) fim. Neat viens or namental oom venien cheap. Lasts ail fennen Nace of metal, can"tep!llor sip over; will not soll of injure anything. Guarantesd efective Alldealers ori seat express paid for $1.08 HAROLD SOMERS, 100 Defald Ave, Breckiyn, XT. To cure costiveness the medicine must ' more than 8 purgstive; it must contain tome, alterative and cathartic properties, Tuit’s Pills possess these gualities, snd speedily restore to the bowels their natural peristaltic motion, 20 essential 10 regularity mem—t E NEW FRE REMEDY, N41 N.2 HERAPION i555 Hospitals with 1 SRoreRs, CURES CHRONIC WEAKNESS, WORT VIGOR VIN, KIDNEY, BLADDER, DISEASES. BLOOD TOISOW, PILES. RITHER No. DRUGGISTS or MAN $l. PosT 4 C78 FPOUGESA Co, 80, BEEKMAN BT NEW YORK oF LYMAN Berg TORONTO. WRITE FOR RE soox 70 Da, Ly CLERS MEd. Co, Havers TOOR RD. Hamrsrean, Loxpox, Ewa. TRY KEW DRAGER (TASTELESS) PORMOF pany v0 TAKS THERAPION oe LASTING CURR SER THAT TRADE MARKED WORD "THERAFION' 1% ON BRIT. GOVE. STAMP AFTIEED TO ALL GENUINE PACKETS COME TO CALIFORNIA and LIVE where jife is worth living Sceshine and flowers all the rear round: po eveiones, mild winter rains, A completa Trrigation system assures bam crops, Uni erape of bay yearly apd oure 11 in bright sunshine, Land in adjoining 4 siricis selling Tor fo JIM per sore. This In # better soll for irrige- tion than adjoining districts and sells now for BE © BS por acre. Write and jel me know Your sania 9 ore 10 Serve You. ANDREW KERS, CSCALON, CalaF, a a De complexion clear, beagti LADIES ful hind outhiul; costs only » Tew cena to prepare epong last months. Great forsunburn po pol Trvise fie treatment for pie by wail 2. lack Bn Rhe ot FENLOTO £55 han Bea. Bend for doscript] give circular to ¥. ¥ 41 Jerome Ave, Ladies! Save Your Complesion. 11 your skin is rough. blotched, tanned or sunburnt, wee our marvelous skin beantifier, 8 porfect guid powder Pure and harmioss Write Badders Pros, 838 8K Cecll St, Phils, Pa. Bel Bug Exterminator, bbe cash OF stam Money id If it fails, Endorsed by botels and Frank & Bereman, wosting: Grove wa it is a duiy you owe ourself! Wo Co, 201 Bed, San SN Mildew, ink, ron Rue. Frail A Alk Rumuvan = ny rey oto. Thoughtful Women preserve beauly by ems ploying science. Unpightly hair growthe obesity, ———) bust Savelopment tora. Com. ne A, isi A a ho , NO. 241918
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