Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets first put mp
$0 years ago. They regulate and invigorate,
stomach, liver and bow els. Sugar-coated
tiny granules. Ady.
Any man will lenve
in a mud hole to come over
you home to get vours out.
TWO WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable
Compound.
and
Chicago, Ill. —*‘I must thank vou with
all my heart for Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable, Com-
pound. I used to go
to my doctor for pills
fand remedies and
they did not help me.
I had headaches and
could not eat, and the
doctor claimed I had
25 female trouble and
wd 4 must have an opera-
tion. I read in the
paper about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and I have taken it and
feel fine. "A lady said one day, ‘Oh, I
feel so tired all the time and have head-
ache.” 1 said, ‘Take Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound,’ and she
did and feels fine now.’'—Mrs. M. R.
KARSCHNICK, 1438 N. Paulina Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Other Case.
Dayton, Ohio. — *“ Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound relieved me of
pains in my side that : had for years
and which doctors’ medicines failed to
relieve. It has oc inly saved me from
an operation. I will be glad to assist
by a personal letter to any womar,
} i J. W.
If you want special advice
write to Lydia E, Pinkham Med-
idine Co. (confidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a Woman,
TRAE
and held in strict confidences
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“2-= JONES’
#1" BREAK-UP
CURES
REV MATISM
SCIATICA, AumBaGo OR QOUT
Wwe gunrane
will eflect
ref anded,
AN
fa
fer how se ree ¢
* th vy 6 bottle ws of
if Jot your
“ Bres ik<Lp
money is
‘
onderfal *emedy
Ds, SOR I 8 and
E. Tw » a dr
Dept. D i.
kn, COURTNEY DRUG COMPANY
Baltimore, Md.
ADVICE TO THE AGED
Age brings infirmities, such as sluggish
bowels,
wesk 15 s and Pi = er.
have a specific effect on these organs,
stimulating the bowels, gives natwral action,
and imparts vigor to the whole sytsem.
KER: BEALTIFU] CORALINE Hox
ROOCH set v bh thr ti liam in
fw Ol i = i
»
off
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T. Whitney, Evnwood Sin
W.L. DOUGLAS
Men's $328 33 2°82
Women's 33.50% 13
Misses, Boys,Children
$4.50 $1.7552%2.50
Began Business In
1876; now the
fargmet maker of
Frovidence
Douglas shoes in 1913 ower 1918
This Is the reason we give you the
sans values for §3 00, 31.50, $4.00
and $4.50 noiwhbeanding the
enormous crease 1n the cost of
eather, Ow mancards have
Dot been lewered and the price
10 you remains Lhe same,
Ask your dealer 10 show you
the kind of WL Douglas sboms be
fe ailing for $3.00, $3 50, 34.0)0a0d
$4.50. You will then bo convinesd
thas WL. Douviss shoes are abso
Tutety an good asothier makes solid at
higher prices. The only difference
the price
TAKE NO SVBSTITUTE.
Mone getaies without W 5 Donglay
fMamped on Lhe bottom. if W am
shoes are not for sale in your vienity, onder
dirwet from factory. Shows far every member
of the family at all prices, * fren,
abn a hover
BOY
Write for liloe’ rated catalog
w GLAS,
Breet, Brockton, Mads
to order by wall,
210 Spark
There’s Money in Ice
We offer 3 limited amount of Tremanry
Stock inan lee Co. now operating 2 plants
in lilinois, in order 1G enlarge our
and keep up with the Sewand. Ww
bin
creased om pic we aes wr
dividends, a investigation Savited
Glacier lc Ice Company
| Merchants Laclede St. Louis, Mo.
TOP, LOOK and LISTEN HOW is THIS?
Beautiful 26 plece pet of Roger's Sllverware
In leathercite case Sent prepald for $4.78,
fiusrantesd for iife Agents wanted
Fe ONOMY SAL 8 co, Washington, Dn, c.
AGEN TS—$50 10 $6 PER WEEK sure pr
Ing Economy Matoh and Toothpick Heryvers
All dealers buy, Address radar. HOUSE OF
! 1GHTFOOT, € ANTON, 10,
PATENTS: BE
Indian Runner Ducks
Pucks.” tree. MES. J, A
w. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 16-1914,
flaunts
ne, —
Hie
pegianie fowl
pr rh re of
ve
{ 18 FARMER'S FRIEND AND MONEY-
SAVER EVERYWHERE.
Sportsman in Destroying Birds of Such
Direct Economic Importance Does
Damage Which Cannot Be Es-
timated in Dollars.
conservative students
of its habits have rated every quall
as worth five dollars to the farmer.
Few turkeys yield so much, yet the
farmer would feel insulted to have
a sportsman ask-—or take without ask-
ing-—the privilege of shooting some of
his domestic fowls
The man with
Careful and
the gun may
in
the
cattle, though he frequently does
jure them more or less through
latter cause if not the former, but
birds of such direct
nomic importance he does a damage
which cannot be estimated in dollars
and cents
Guiltlegss of even
ing charged to its
grouse or pheasant
young twigs,
never been
at any season of the year.
It is a diligent gleant er in
fields, but there no idence
it destroys either sprouting or
ing grain
Few
“eo.
a little
Cousin,
that of
sprouts and
tregpass
the ruffed
has
damage
buds, it
convicted of real
stubble
that
ripen
8
breas
the
ur Cole
birds, save rose
ak, will devi
like the «
the cut
relish Chinch
beet
arn
grasshopi
bitte
of
80 large a mr
“8
rado potato
and
ith
worm, cu
groshe
bugs juail. The moth
larva of are eaten w
bt n
cumber ireworm,
weevil
ie
bol
bollw
rose bug er,
bacco worm rily
Few
of
its diet
ingredients
birds eat
artion
I tion
IFioUs nse
th show the
at
we
figures
rm in se
fact
the boll
Lt
¥
me yours
ato beetle, $1001
tton wor hit
Rocky
r day
for
allowi
the
juare mile, finds
in giate alone 573 tons of
that
Be ods
the montt
me of our worst weeds
during
Ap
are
grab
are consumes ¥ quails
i from September 1 to
luded in the list, as
lack
ced,
morning glory
Though pr
other How
ockle
fox
dweed
plantain, «
rag weed,
and bi
tific race, qual
than the gun
their extinction One «
tail, wild
a
enen 0
0
ner
ork for f the
nost
off their food
ground b rd
rain
der which thay are he
The farmer who scatters grain
about the vard in
yw will find they
8 a8 his
gHow, Hing
are
ed by
un
ried
free
is heary
supply
BROW
frre
orn
Omi
£31 les ve
follov
8, heavy
or sieet often at
a Cl
pelessly hn
heavy
rego
and
ly time of
that are as
’ 1
owls
domestic
given for
pays in
rs and cents
!
lar Sender
the little
peri rod req
well as in de
care the short
ired pleasure as
oila
When Distributed at Planting Time
Fermentation Burns Roots of
Plante—Plow in Fall
fresh manure at plant.
ing time. Thy fermentation burns the
roots, of young plants. It is a Sood
plan to plow fresh manure inthe fal
and leave the ground rough all win
ter, so that the alternate freezing and
thawing will erumble the soil. Use
only wellrotted manure at planting
time. If you have none, you would
better buy chemical fertilizers. un-
lees your land is desperately in need
of decaying vegetable fiber, which it
probably is
For leaf and stem crops, choose
kind of fertilizer which is rich In ni
trogen; for fruit and flowers a kind
which has a good proportion of phos.
phorie acid and potash. Potatoes and
other root crops also require plenty
of potash,
em ————
Machinery Is Cheapest.
Some farmers declare that H is
cheaper to hire men to run thé farm
than to buy machinery. Maybe it is
but nobody ¢an prove it. Desides the
marhines aevgr go to town on Satur
day and fail to came back on Monday,
but are always right on the job when
needed and the wife does not have to
cook and wash for them.
Do
not use
Many insects Attack and Injure Pota
toes, Cabbage, Cucumbers, Rad-
ishes and Other Plants.
(By FRANK H. SWEET.
Watch out for these,
The potato bug attacks
egg plants and tomatoes
green and other arsenic
The cabbage worm attacks cabbage,
cauliflower and turnips. Hand picking
is best in small gardens,
Wire worm attacks potatoes, corn
and some seeds. Fall turning of the
expose and kill them
The attacks small
of cabbage, corn,
In small gardens dig around the plant
has been cut off. The worm
may be found in the soil and killed,
or the transplanted plante may be
wrapped with a cylinder tough pa-
per hing one inch below ground
and three inches above,
The striped cucumber
tack squa cucumbers melons
and the newly batched worms do dam
age roots, Sow extra seed
Dust and le with air-
after every
fiea beetle attacks
turnips, e :
K¢ ep the plants
ster
or
potatoes,
Use paris
poisons.
plant:
ote
cutworm
beans, tomatoes,
of
read
beetles at-
shes, and
to corn
the stems aves
ime rain
radis
i
The
matoes, cabbage
the plants
dusted with airs
ed with a li
lar poison
Plant lice
hes, to
when
young
laked lime
paris
are
or pla
tt green,
iiie
or aphids
le
green and dark
geplants, peas
Ision or
attack ttuce, «
and beets i'se kerosene em
tobacco
The
CArrois
the best for
u
water
and
TIME TO SOW CLOVER SEED
Work Should Be Done in
Not Too Deeply
Follow With
Spring and
Broadcast and
Harrow
ly
{ Dor dry
| ditions
dee;
tachme
| | need wit]
rom
mammaodt
and fron
SCHEME FOR MARKING SHEEP
By Series of Notches Any Numbers
Desired for Farm Flock May
Be Easily Obtained.
Notching a
een, and it i.
good
ite frequently
nark
used
way fo
}
Notches gpon riain partis of the ears
the sun
ented by
mbar of
indicate evr
the
tall
numbers repres
notches the
she ep
numbers 4 4 for
be obtained Num
undreds ir
f notches any
farm flock
2p in the
omplicated
My
ries oO
the
can bers
valve a rather
| system, it these are nol uss nee
}4
Punch Used for Inserting Ear Labels
Can Also Be Used for Notching.
the farm. To avoid a com:
plex system, each crop of lambs may
be numbered from ward, In
this way it will not generally be nec
essary to noteh higher than 100. This
gystem is sometimes used as a check
for ear tags in case the latter become
RtOrn out.
{| PEEATY On
one uj
Remedy for Farcy.
I have a recipe for the cure of
farcy that is so common (0 horses. 1
have tried it and have never known it
to fail. Here it is: One pound of sul
phur; one pound cream of tartar; one
ounce salt-petre; one ounce resin.
Mix this together and give a table
spoonful in the feed once a day for
three days, then after three days give
two doses of the same. You will find
that it will bring your horeges out all
right. This remedy will remove all
pin worms also -W, Byorton, Grants.
dale, Mont.
Factor in Soil Conservation.
ivery land owner who leases his
farms should introduce a system of
tenant farming in connection with
livestock growing and feeding Long
leages with live stegk feeding would
prove a mighty tor in soll con
iL openin r
The Markets
Whe
89 «
NEW YORK
No. 2 hard winter
104 elev
Duluth, 101%;
1013; {1
No. 2 red ator
;
No. 1 North
b
arn
Manitoba
tion
0 aflo
NAVIES
Corn
ac asked «
Ei
ary
Spot
tier
held
rent ms:
extra
ak
glock, curre
Dre
fowl
ILADELPHIA
and Am @9%c
Duluth
{orn
(1414
new
164176
i
i“
FR EN
butchers’
$6.71
$6.50G
$e S50&110
Lambs $6@ 7.20 wethers,
$H@6.25
feeders 1.K0
calves
Sheen
E250 6.50: ewes,
UT. LOUIR lights,
$8.70
Hogs--Pigs and
$7G 887%: mixed and butchers’,
@G885: good heavy, $8.708 8.80
Cattle Native beef
8.25 and heifers,
stockers and feeders, $0
and Indian steers, 35.7568
heifers, $4506.65; native
@i10.
Sheep —- Native,
6.50; lambe, $7@8.40;
$5.7 ha 7.356
$7500
$4.2508.75;
as Texas
cows and
calves, $8
tears,
COWS
muttons, $5.75@
sheered lambs,
PITTSBURGH Cattle Choice,
$R.75@9; prime, $8.60@ R80
Sheep—Prime wethers, $6.680@6.85;
culls and commons, $4@G4.50; lamba,
$6865; spring lambe, $9@12; veal
calves, $10@ 10.50,
Hoge Prime heaviex, $95.05@9.10;
mediums and heavy and light York
ers, $0.15@9.20; pigs, $8@9.10;
roughe, $RER.A5.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
A
The Swedish railroads are experi
menting with peat for fuel
MAN
Meat prices in Manila have risen
100 per cent. within a year.
aa.
i
TOAD A VALUABLE SERVANT
Its Uses in the World Have Not Been Have Youa Bad Back?
Accorded the Recognition It Has Wh . wee Sean A a
vhenever you use your Dag, COes A
Long Deserved. sharp pain hit Does your back
a ache constantly, feel sore and lame?
ell-meaning creatures have
thoroughly undersis
homely
yous
w /
It's A sign of sick kidneys, especially if
the kidne isordered too, pas
ages scanty or too frequent or off color
been OG
than
tiring
Formerly
VENOMmMous 1 ile, bu
habits been more
ite great
d gardener hi:
more
the
mis action is d
meditative and re
toad. ' 1
. In neglect thers is danger of
vel or Bright's disease lnm
iney Pills whic
A Maine Case
dropsy
toad rs:
ANE
h have cured thousan
have care!
value
al
aeentint
nm accoun
destroving
ih
4
therefore «
am sirong and
Get Doan's at Any Store, 50¢ a Box
DOAN’ HIDNEY
PILLS
FOSTER-MILEURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.
LINCMERT
Kills Pain
For Nearaligle
Pain All Cone
’ te a sever - ne
6 with
e
ger, Losi
Trestments for Cold and Croup
twe years o
At oll Doslers. Price 25¢., 50c. and $1.08
Sioan’s Book on Horses sent free.
Address
DR. EARL S. SLOAN, Inc, Bester Mass
Perfect Digestion
depends upon the integrity
ef 2%
Of 0
1
iver.
IF YOUR LIVER IS TORPID
“arf IGHTg =
aE VEGETABLE
“(PILES =
WILL WAKE IT UP AND
YOUR SYSTEM WILL NOT
RUN DOWN.
GETS AT THLE JOINTS
FROM THE INSIDE,
RHEUMAGIDE
LIQUID-TABLETS-LINIMENT
The Old Reliable Remedy
Suitable Course for muscular, articnlar and Infammsto ry
Avera wo RHEUMATISM
Bnwr MAC IDEs
gives temas Parry rv
Cane and drives y
At
FoR MALARIA. CHILLS, FEVER
CEripne Ke Elixir Babek,
“Elixir Babek" 7
and § : .
fet
Habek
Parcel
EAA
Have and to
ightwad keeg
Hold
the Flies Now and Prevent
A DAISY FLY KILL}
yasands Lasts all
ress paid |
Brood
TT Rw
8 1h
or six we
ha Ave
nt ex
15) De
rie
a 1 Yeu &
iB iat is
timually
Prose
A preparati
#1. il removes
8 {row the sy
All Druggists
being roasted
. - il last i Bre,
Adv
of himself | | SORE EYES MUST 60 ¢
Mas faa be ail BBR
Putnam Fadelegs Dyes
til the gods wear out
un-
Gol a BL box of 1
Saranieed eye oo fig
Wo, Washingt
A
fen't
man's good
going to fool
rere
a
in Ge
iM
Pe fer
ap
St
IEE SEARS ER ESR ERR R SRE.
! Wives! ee
Mothers!
Moers! Justa Word WithYou! |
A woman's organism is 8 very delicate thing —it ve
gets out of order—just like a oalicatn piece of i vr ew
requires more than ordinary care and attention,
Thereare many s which ttodisorder, hesds unaceoun
pains in oe ag the bod iene: nerves Ah
list
faintness, bac Uathastor Tons of tie and many others,
RERENEES .
ATR cul
i
t
a sanssan;
bk up a bp
Prats Blaha ae pared 4
re Sayer da uuangy i
ae ara A AAS 03. SM RS
v Je It a Boy or Girl?"
troubles can be adminionatter of course; most infant
Br. r. FAHRNEY'S TEETHING SYRUP
i Ba
a ANG
3. FARREY & SON, Busnes, Mi