For Coughs and Colds FEES Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar fs unrivaled. Pleasant to the taste— soothing and healing—absolutely de- pendable. Sold by all druggists. [rr ————L CC Toothache Drops Make the Liver Do its Duty Nine times in ten when the liver is right the stomach and bowels are right CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS gently but firmly com- pel a lazy liver to do its duty. Cures Cone stipation, In- 48 digestion, g Sick Headache, and Distress After Eating. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. Genuine must bear Signature GETS AT THE JOINTS FROM THE INSIDE. RHEUMAGIDE LIQUID-TABLETS—LINIMENT The Old Rellable Remedy formuscular, articular and Inflammatory RHEUMATISM RAEUMACIDE isnota preparation that givesoniy tempor ry relist, it removes the. Cause and drives the poisvn Irom the system At All Draggiits And the silence of en because of its scarcity a wolnan is Mra. Winslow's Soothi teething, softens the ns, re tion. aliays paincures v pd code en botlie. We listening have no reason are sometimes eason to | led promptly from tf Worms exps : Bh 1 Peery's Ve system with Dr 8hot n A - plac ed on a must take a cert tal pride in his very lonelh That Was Her “How REge to marry “She just nailed hin Business. did that manicure eve that old Same Here. “Do vou obi --Hogton ct to the ot i Tran Payto come? Parker . wedding a rich girl Of Course Not. Jinks—There goes Simpkir “And A certal ing 1 long who had the odd Lis breath with pered ter home the 4 fuged permission happened the me will now in a the child answered voice, "No, mother, stop I thought times, but he | himself up ag to her geourse to ther stor gtop SKIN CLEARED. It has been sai rap most diseases are the gestion There's undoubtedly much truth in the statement, even to the cause of many unsightly eruptions, which many suppose can be removew by applying yme remedy on the outside By changing her food a Kan. girl was relieved of an eczema which was a great annoyance to her. She writes: “For five months I was suffering with an eruption on my face and hands which our doctor called eczema and which caused me a great deal of inconvenience. The suffering was al most unbearable, “The medicine 1 took only gave me temporary relief. One day 1 happened to read somewhere that eczema was caused by indigestion. Then I read that many persons had been relieved of indigestion by eating Grape-Nuts. “1 decided to try it hyeician that result of ind pleased to notice that my digestion was disappearing as if by magie. | had at last found, in this great food, something that reached my trouble, “When I find a victim of this aflie tion I remember my own former suf. fering and advise a trial of Grape-Nuts food instead of medicines.” Name given by Postum Co, Dattie Creek, Mich. Read “The Road to Well: ville,” in pkgs. “There's a Reason.” Ever rend the above letter? A new one appears from time to time, They Are genuine, true, and full of human (poet ————— Poultry on the Farm Receives Indifferent Treatment. Close Watch Should Be Kept on Busi ness All Round and Every Com- fort Provided to Prevent All Infectious Disease. (By RR. G. WEATHERBTONE.) No matter how good the stock may be if they have not the proper care they will pay you no better than mon- grels. Poultry on the farm, as a rule, receives indifferent treatment. What does "care" a close watch on the business round.- It provides every comfort, prevents disease by keeping the prem- ter attention. In short, “care’ using business principles in sense of the word, every on the board fences. ditions of the fowls are not studied. portant part in care. Economy important. Shiftlessness causes periences. in anything we take care of. ig accorded to management, Success he will be There not are 100 mechanical way to do it well, who go by “luck. to think. the little matters. hurrying to get done. Clean, Dry Place With Plenty of Fresh Air and Sunshine Among Essentials in Wintering Sheep. There are four very essential things necessary in wintering a flock of breeding ewes. The first is a clean, dry place with an and all the sunshine house or shed must possible. be the start, should they come in March or February, but there must not be a hothouse warmth. The second essential is pure water, and plenty of it. Sheep that eat snow for water will be found in a very dif- ferent condition from those which have access to water at all times. Re- member that a sheep drinks but little quality, Good expense. to make management curt men some ils use good common sense methods, others but little method, alas, some not any method all Hard is generally brog about mismanagement Disorder creates disgust Study and care, and not luck and big talk, are the elements of success, at s ¥ Lr iUCK by To quote Judge Brown: many poultrymen who let enthu go down as the mercury the goes up or The cesy {00 asm thermometer 1 I nen who make the marked in poullry are raising in their that the hot observed the the who flag attention never those who know labor and close attention brings the same must be religiously the th when It is hen rather FUCCEER being ather case cold wie us, man or nd the than the breed that bring: Scrub treament will rub results, The best be in the prosecution of the is wi woman beh bring at pa’ t cared g the one that is for fic { i work be the ch aracteristic of breeder In gotten agemen not be G8 On conclus it must deeper tion given a flock wi be a Rambouillet Ewe, i at a time, and often. A flock having pure is found with | parasites, the worst enemy with which water seldom contend third e i we The writer is feeding. The nn «3 Tal tained the best re clov n ge l 8 by The much if u the says fe § A ixed sheep very put into two parts. BREEDING STOCK FOR DAIRY Cow ls Machine to Convert Food Into Milk-—Should Possess Large Udder and Strong Constitution. pert, Should Be “Heeled-In" by Be. ing Set in Sheltered Spot. My J College of Agriculture.) Failure to get a good rawberries may often be traced neglect of the plants when they ar rived from the nursery, as plants ar. riving in perfect condition may ruined by careless before planting. Packages a MOORE, Wiscon . at to handling of strawberry should be opened ag soon as received and wind. Heeling-in is accomplished by spad- ing up the soil, pulverizing it, and making a broad Vashaped trench about Fine Basket of Strawberries, eight inches deep. The plants are then distributed along the trench just far enough apart to allow the root sys. tem of each to come fully in contact with the soil. The trench is then re. filled and the soll compressed, care being taken that the crowns are not covered nor the upper parts of the roots exposed, Plants may be kept in this way for some time without being injured, Varieties should be labeled properly. ' Charcoal for the Hogs. A few coals from the wood fire of the kitchen put into the houses now and then, where the hogs can grind them up to charcoal, help to keep the hogs healthy, {| Aberdeen Polled Angus, Cow Calf. iddie and a strong con ure bi waniies] he resuits best Iso have a large udder, wells, large crooked milk sy and good-sized teats. wr head should be gular in appearance, standing out preminently. The be rather long and lean; ghoulders pointed backbon« rather prominent. The skin should be loose and goft to the touch. In select ing herd bulls either mature animals which have already demonstrated their worth as sires or younger an mals from high-testing dams and sirch | only should be used The and surest always follow the use gire which has sired heifers with good records A good dairy bull should be kept until he is twelve or fifteen years old; in fact, as long as he is a gure sire. Real good sires are 80 rare that when ge do find one he should die only of old age. All breeders of dairy cattle should secure yearly tedts on each and every cow in the herd. Shorter tests do not really mean very much. It is the cow that stays by her job that is really valuable. and clean with the an eye % ; necs i aks 4 i should the and the best results will of a mature Breeding Trotting Horses. The only man who can breed trot ting horses profitably is the man who is breeding on a large scale and who supplements his breeding with racing and sacrifices so-called “culls” or none to the breeder, as the auctions of the past few years have proven. Avoid Scaly Leg. Don't allow your chickens to have scaly legs. Clean and apply a good 1 { i HAD CAUSED ARGUMENT. Final Conclusion Was That Men Did Not Need to Attend Women's Meetings, Since Wives Would Tell Them All About It. It was 11:45 p. m. wife had just come home. They did not come home together. They had not been to the same place. She had been to a meeting for women only, he to one for men. The man and his Said the woman: "There was a man at our meeting tonight.” Said the man: hundred women way into ours.” “That man,” awfully scared.” “Those hundred women” sald he, “didn’t look a bit scared.” “I think,” said she, “the man got into our hall by mistake. Anyhow, he got away as soon as he could.” “There was no mistake about those women being suid the man, “and they didn't leave until they were shooted There was a short silence man presently: “It is this difference in the attitude of the sexes toward the { women only and for men only that nakes me feel morally superior. It makes me I haven't the slightest no man has the slightest desire butt femi- nine conflab, but the breathed who wasn't curiosity In place when a bunch of crot en who admitted tha hey “There were about a tried to push thelr ona sald she, “looked there,” away.” Sald the meetings for proud of my BEX desire to into a woman never edge with what takes men hold a se known iid will on regard to conferen wom wo normal sacri! the privilege of ingly pleas ures for being smug glad into a asonic initiation or some other phir ito Contrast that prying spirit with the of men. On your own showing, accidentally trapped Ix masgc ry y fs modesty when 4 man 18 ll where & By, George,’ know bul you are righ Nzar Death in Sewer. Dr. G Cooke Adams, 1 a civil engl BUR experiences a a iy aid, "was narrowest he rigines or 1 AS An a new of engines gystem Sydney, x with this work survey old which had been pusly, the existing pi inaccurate, 1 had hours, and charge of the manholes had mistaken the signals and closed the thinking I had come fo "he gate valves were opened and the sewage started on its way before the mistake was discovered and 1 was res- cued, together with an assistant, both of us unconscious from sewer polsoR- ing.” the laid ans of ¥ most ground several the manholes, the surface. Beginnings in Authorship. The first appearznce in print of that successful author, Mr. Arthur Penden- nis, was a poem wriiten to match an engraving which the proprietor of a magazine found unexpectedly thrown on hia hands. MM. Jules Claretie's first novel was composed under gomewhat gimilar circumstances, Edmond Dentu, a prominent publisher under the sec ond empire, had widely advertised a novel entitled “Une Drolesse,” by a writer who signed herself Countess Pash. On the eve of publication the lady wanted the title altered. The publisher refused to make any weeks a novel which the title would fit M. Cilaretie undertook the task, lated time, Not Like the Label “What is (o be will pe)” remarked the optimist, “Well. I don't know about that” re- vlied his pessimistic neighbor. “You just ought to see how those govern | 00d a, : out.” * MAKES AIM ALMOST CERTAIN invention Sald to Guarantee Every Shot a Bullseye, Even In the Dark. Charles Pechard, a police official of Paris, has invented an attachment enables one to shoot a revolver the dark than in New York Inde This attachment consists of a metal fic tube with a lens at one end cud a tiny electric lamp at the other. By out through the lens as a slender cone and is sufficiently strong at a distance of some four rods for all practical pur poses. In the middle of the lumina ted field there 8 a small dark spot which coincides with the of bullet's This the inex perienced shooter to hit a selected part of the burglar’s anatomy with more certainty line the flight enables than he could display in ordinary target practice The electric current is supplied by a small dry battery or a storage battery which officer can carry in his pocket or which the defender of the home can place under his pillow. The tube be attached to an ordi pistol, and it used with or show the Hight can may be Ag A intem nary flash peaceful merely ae Bn of force, Terrible Dilemma. Our friend Tom marrie 8 a contributor to the | Hig bride coast, where and ge loose thunderstorms are rare moderate, became terrified when a broks a closet nuine eastern “"rip-roarer , and she sought safety in Presently came a scres place of refuge What's the inqu matter? juir rald to come » ng, and I'm snge there's Auge there ARE YOU CONSTIPATED? Indian Pills ght's Veretahile Ea Rheumatism Is Torture Many pains that pass es rheumatism are due to weak kidpeys—1o the failure of the kidoeys to drive off uric acid thoroughly When you suffer achy, bad joints, back- ache too, dizziness and some urinary disturbances, get Doan’s Kidpey Pills the remedy that is recommended by over 150,000 people in many different lands Doan's neys ig 1) Kidoey Pills help weak kid- to drive out the uric acid which : cause of backache, rheumatism and IMDAEo. 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