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Va. “1 took your Com- pound before baby was i born and feel I owe my life to it." — Mra. WinNIE TiLris, Winter Haven, Florida. If ignorance is bliss, free schools? why SO many fouls their Only thes, mortage opportuni ts are put up 40 years original ] iver and bowels. — Ady. ago. They reg she worla If one man tells a beautiful all the rest can't convince her that woman of the ghe is homely Proof to the Contrary. All kinds of cats hate water.” “How about a sea puss? —Balti mere American, No Harm Done, the “What was Grumpes on the the Country club’ “Well, he's unpopular already that we thought it wouldnt make much difference if he became a lit tlo more 80.” idea of house committees £0 Wrong Method. doesn’t seem to very well at school” mother. “His reports bas failed in pearly I'm afraid the teacher stand him.” ‘I'm quite sure she doesn’t.’ the boy's father. I haven't any bruises on Charlie.” be doing remarked show that all his studies doesn't under ‘Charlie replied noticed Hard Work, the editorial rooms of a paper, “Is that the man who writes those profound editorials on affairs cf state? he asked, pointing to a man whose corrugated brow indicated deep thought. “Oh. no,” replied his guide. “That's the haseball editor trying to think up a new rumor about the Federal league.” great news A Powerful Physique Is a valuable asset, but— Strength of body must be combined with a healthy, active mind, to make for success. It is well established that both body and brain are nourished and rebuilt daily som food— each taking up the particular elements required. Grape Nuts made of wheat and malted barley, supplies all the rich nutriment of the grains, in- cluding the vital miner elements necessary for build- ing stout bodies and active brains. Grape-Nuts food not only supplies rich, well-balanced nourishment, but is delicivus und easy to digest. “There's a Reason” ~gold by grocers. ——————————————————— THE ISSUES TARIFFS AND PROSPERITY Advocates of a high restrictive tar iff. hlithely assume that the artifi-| clal prosperity that is supposed to bless manufacturers as a result of high tariffs, automatically Hfiters through into the pay envelopes of | the rest of the population. This is | the only basis upon which they can | justify their favorite assertion that high tariffs “protect American labor.” There are several obvious facts] that prove the contrary. First, there is no high import duty | upon labor. The “cheap foreign la- bor” against which American work: ingmen are supposed to be “protect-| ed” can and does come freely into | America If there iz any injury in| their competition, the Injury is more than doubled when that competition takes the form of a competition for jobs held by American workingmen in American factories. Second, the prosperity of turers under high tariffs can only because they are abled, under high tariffs, to cha more for thelr products. But the workmen in American factories are consumers of American products Hence in paying the high caused by the tariffs, they themselves are directly paying out of their own for the prosperity tt manufacturer therefore, prosperity back by envelopes, they worse than raized Bunt wares supply and demand of particular place and tims ufacturer will pay « tain a sufficient The manufacturer gets his under the tariff, while the prosperity second gracious permission of No protectionist has devised a scheme by which a of the tariff profits shall rough the hands of the en into elope of the in manufac be ex on- rge prices of they get this way of the pay not better off, bat tariff I Unless, are off, before the mined by the labor at any The man nly encugh to ob of workmen profit i Au are dete) force atically an gets by the mployer his hand, the ¢ fair share i pay ens Spe fl exan * : the kind of that tariff creates fou afforded by the industry in the workmen are i highly protected America, prior to the the steel industry after most IInderwood tar One ex another in that in- made scores multi were getting and that been again the “cheap vestigation ny x that the which showed workers of fllionaire mag a bare living erican workmen again displaced from abroad. The only answer that nates, wage In hind nd by labor" has facts, ever to these which “tariff pros cold-blooded tariff be Ameri are better tl If America, with the varied made cold the been prove fallacy of the it argument, is the larati that if the noved, there wonld mn were re no en ploy nent at in and that an none widest territory, all SOS wage most the ber, ore and coal deposits invigorating and most equitably distributed rainfall, the freest institutions, the most ca pable and the shrewdest the world, ea employment and mont greatest Um the most climate organizations nds in nerative nnot remu for there is fundan tariff vitally and Tariff or no its very nature stined to be pros progressive. If it is not, found not in tar wrong social organiza opportunities and and makes many something wrong by wentally America, and cause is but in a which opens for a few, burdens. perous the to be the Since discovered that chusetts showed a gain of in the Democratic Republicans are not talk about that election. one-third in the country would give Wilson nearly 8.000.000 in 1916, the greatest vole ever for a candidate for President Democrats can stand that sort defeat with equanimity. Massa is one of the few States in country where such a gein would they Messa one-third vote over 1812, anxious to A gain of at large 80 The of a Somebody iz for peace at any price, Somebody elge is for a huge army of 1.500,000 men, in times of peace. Wil son is for the middle-of-theroad pol fey of providing enough men to de fend ourselves, without turning the country into a great army barracks Where do you think the people stand? By the way, how would you like to! have a nobody, like most of the Re publican candidates for President, | handling our foreign affairs just now?’ Is it not » pity that we cannot swap Wilson and Lansing for some shining light like Borah or Weeks or Pen rose? Advancement, “Have you made any progress to ward the betterment of municipal art?’ “We've made some progress with reference to statuary. All the wooden Indians have disappeared from in front of the id stores.” "Ordinary Advice. “One reason,” sald Uncle Eben, “why more advice doesn't git took, is dat de man givin' it don't seem go anxious to help as he is to pat his own self on de back an’ show off how much he knows.” / Ambitious Youths, Recruiter — “What's your age?™ Bluffer (determined to do the patri otic thing and get to the front) “Twenty-two.” Recruiter—*“1 said your age--not your chest measure ment."~London Sketch. PENROSE FOR PRESICENT? Boles Penrose, in order to have the Pennsylvania delegates to the next National Republican convention, un- der his own particular thumb, and not running off after Brumbaugh or Flinn or some other Pennsylvania politician, has decided to go through with the farce of being a candidate for President, No one who knows Penrose will ac- him of such childlike inno a8 to believe that he can ac- capture the nomination for | himself, However much Standard Oil might wish to pour more certi | ficates of deposit at his feet for cam: | paign expenses; however much the | Grundies and tariff barons might like to lift their special pet into the Pres. idency, they are not likely to sacrifice cold’ financial Interests on the altar of old friendship. They will therefore demand and will get as the candidate of the next Republican National convention a man who ean fool some progressives which Penrose cannot do—and at the same time will stand firm for the special interests, as Penrose would Consequently, the Penrose game at this juncture is to make sure tha: the Pennsylvania delegates will ready at the proper time to insare ination of such a candidate ti 1814, be sham when way for of tually be the nom Flushed Penrose Pennsviva candidate the tir the man reaction iin the hout i SUCCeER confident that he nin's favorite son, a will withdraw to n byt iis in can wo ne make he inner cirel who now do organization th COMmes ches ary Republican politicians ate arous the country The only important wine progressives connection with that The reactionaries are the Republican party fident that they can didate satisfactory themselves They believe that the) can lure enough back into the fold, to *i 3 candidat: { campaign he selfishne for remember ning gen £4] in game, is this: in the saddle in They are nominate a can he con to Progressives make the eld probable 3 Theil nds depend and short progres VER, They progressive POE tO nch ther propose to non for President his cam naeclves manage iis favor, so that hope, they will er such obligat them had tl cannot deser with Taft Progrossly Progressives What do the propose The tnd whole Re Great roval prog: ¥ app genuine is" it gives to do about candidacy of the since Penrose is of an ation of the rifts i rily ublican campaign. It ia a r I g the t ating of lindness m of Republican I« there naus evidence and bonis der ever bour ship $4 was a time fof i 1 of non-partisan pr at this moment tion and corrupt are final assault upon a broad-minded, independ able and progressive Woodrow Wilson Which will progressives h or Wilson? OETeSs when the bl a 1 on ¢ for the ean, yerican ave, Pen TOss QUESTION BOX QUESTION “Did the De in Congress support President Roose velt in his progressive proposals dar ing Lis term as President? ANSWER: Every important achievement of President Roosevelt's administration was made by the votes of Democratic Senate or House. Railroad rate ulation. pure food legislation, the chanweg toward more progressive methods in controlling unfair corpora tions were passed with Democratic help, and most of them would failed if the President had pendent upon his own party nothing new for a President to rely upon patriotic members of the oppo sition, for help in a certain fight for the public interest. On the it is rather unusual for a President to be able to do as many things, for the general good, as President Wil son has done, without so dividing his own party as to require opposi tion help. It is not certain vet that Democrats will be so split upon questions of national defense, as to require Republican aid for the Presi dent If Republicans refuse their for partisan purposes, they will deserve a terrific rebuke, and they will get it from the people possible members reg been de It i= Peculiar Cigarets. In Siam the natives smoke cigarets made of home-grown tobacco wrapped {in banana leaves or in the petals of the royal lotus flower. “Loot” Not Material. A New York lawyer reported that his safe had been robbed, and when asked what the loot was, said his nightshirt, a comb and a brush. Strange Power of Musk. Mugk in its pure state is so radio active that, if held close to the body for a time, it will produce sores sim. flar to those caused by radium, Bird's Life of Value, Investigation in Germany has shown that the partridge eats the seeds of many noxious weeds and insects de. structive to plant life, therefore de serves protection. EM —— —— Silver in England. Bllver is not legal tender in Eng land for sums over $10. Danger in Poisoned Meat, Don't leave poisoned meat for the rats in the day time; Rover may get NEW YORK.—Wheat — spot firm; No. 1 Durum, $1.13 f.o.b. New York; No. 1 Northern Duluth, $1.08 and No, 1 Northern Manitoba, $1.13% c.i.f Buf falo. Corn prompt. Oats d2c, Butter ROOT), spot firm; No, 2 vellow, T0%¢ spot firm; No. 2 white, 114 @ extras (952 creamery (higher firsts, 27% @29; Creamery, 30Q30%e.; scoring), 31% @32; seconds, 26@ 27. Eggs—Fresh gathered, extra fine, 41@42¢c.; extra firsts, 38@40; firsts, 34@37c; seconde, 2832. Nearby hen- nery whites, fine to fancy, (B@63; nearby hennery browns, 42@ 45. Cheese—Btate, whole milk, held spe cials, 15% @16¢ do average 156%: do, current make, specials, @157%: do average fancy, Live Poultry—Western chickens, 14% @16c.; fowls, 14@16; turkeys @21 Dressed Western barrels, 156@23 1217; 15% firm; fresh fowls, frozen turkeys PHILADELPHIA wi 2 red, Western, $1.15%@ 1.16; red, 1.11@1.] 94 @1.11% rejected 1.07 eal (na vator, No November, red, 1 No 1.OS% @1.11%: 1.06@ 1 10%: do, do, rejected B Corn 75 Ye ~Western N do, T4074% T3@73% 73% No standard whit 403, @41; N vellow do, team fe LQ ats Mearby exir: ts, $11.70 seconds, Poult Live cording to si : io sige and qu y. 13 }: large sizes ferred. | pre. 1R@20; do. yon Cheese ' 16% @ 161% zood in new 6Q12 BALTIMORE — Wheat and November 112 A 112% No. 2 Western Now orn No A Brest December red 1163, {Contr pot and ember, act opened firmer January, 64% white, 41@41%; 38, as to locat) No. 2 rye, We $1@101;: No. 4 lots, as to quality Year, nominal Oate--No. 2 on Y # » Rye ern «0 $1.0f do, do. do 99c @ bag $161.04 No 1 and condi Hay timothy, $20.50; do, $15@ 17; Heht $18 50@18%;: No do, $14G17; $17@17.50; No. 1, do, do, $13@15; $18 clover No. 2, do, nominal, $15@17;: No , do, 312@ Straw No. 1] No. 2 do, do, $13 led do, $11@11.50; No. 1 wheat, $8: No 1 oat, $10@10.50; do, rye, S149 @13.50; No. 1 No. 2 do 2 do, ¥1 No 2 do, tang Butter rreame ery, S@28 block: Marviand and Ohio, rolls, rolla, 20; storepacked, Virginia and prints, 20. Eggs--Maryland, Creamery, 26 Ga 26: Creamery fancy, 31@31%; creamery, 31@33; ladles, 22@ Pennevivania, rolls, 20: West Virginia, 18%: Maryland, Pennsylvania dairy choice, prints 2g 09 IEE Oe, Pennsylvania and nearby firsts, 34c; Western firsts, 34; West Virginia firsts, 33: Southern firnts, 32. Recrated or rehandled eggs, 1, @2¢ higher. Live Poultry—Chickens- 4 Ibs and over, 15¢; medium, 14; do, old roosters, 10; do, spring, smooth, fat, 15@16; do, do, rough and poor, 14. Ducks—Young Peking, 3 Ibs and over, 16c; do, do, puddle, do, 12@14; do, do muscovy, do, 14; do, do, smaller, 12. Geese, nearby, 14@15c; do, Western and Southern, 12@14. Turkeys, young, 8 Ibs and over, 20¢: do, do, smaller, 17@ 18; do, old, 18@19. Pigeons—Young, per pr, 156@20c: do, old, do, 15@20. Guinea Fowl-0ld, each, 26c; do, young, 2 Ibs and over, do, 45; do, do, 1% Ibs and over, do, 35@40; do, do, smaller, do, 20@30. Old hens, do, do, small to Live Stock CHICAGO. ~~ Hogs ~~ Bulk, $6300 6.85: light, $5.96@6.95; mixed, $6.10@ 7.15; heavy, $6.06@7.20; rough, $6.06 @6.26; pigs, $3.75@6. Cattle-~Native beef steers, 60 10.40: cows and heifers, $2.75@G8.10; calves, $6.50 10.50. Sheep Wethers, $585@6.30; ewes, $3.80@5.70; lambs, $7@0.15. PITTSBURGH, PA —Cattle—Choloe, $8,909.10; prime, $8.50 8.85. Kidney, Bladder and’Uric Acid trou bles bring misery to many. When | the kidneys are weak or discased, these natural filters do not cleanse | eaten, and even from some vegetables. { The poor kidneys get tired and back- ache begins, This is a good time to take “Anurie,” the new discovery of There follow depression, aches and | pains, heaviness, drowsiness, frrita- | bility, headaches, chilliness and rheu- | matism. In some people there are sharp | pains in the back and loins, distressing bladder disorders and sometimes obsti- forms into gravel or kidney stones. When the uric acid affects the muscles and joints it causes lumbago, rheuma- to send Dr. Pierce, Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., 10¢ for large trial pack: age of "Anuric.” i Neglected kidney trouble is | responsible for many deaths, and In surance Company examining doctors | always test the water of an applicant before a policy will be issued. Have you ever set aside a bottle of water for twenty-four hours? A heavy sedh ment or settling sometimes indicates kidney trouble. If you wish to know Buffalo, N. Y., and describe symptoms, It will be examined without any exe pense to you, and Dr. Pierce or hig medical staff will inform you truthfully, sorbed the system into His Prerogative. Well, 1 uess we can this much. ‘Bay ft." “After a fellow has beer for four years he from Washington play good game of safely 1 vice presi ought to come away ing a pret golf CLEAN SWEET SCALP May Be Kept So by Cuticura and Ointment. Trial Free. Soap To good hair gcalp O08 clear the ing with shami uticura Boap and touches of Cut Ointment dandruff spots and Nothing better than these fragrant, supercreamy for skin and scalp troubles mple each free by mail with Dept Book. Address Ci Adv uticura, Boston have of ( £4] pure, Ig i- b ma Skin XY, Sold everywhere Big Hits. ard a new patrio ue show las it i heard the Men and Women Women as well able by ki 8 wir af men are mad and bladder Hoot, the recommnn ney tre stands the many peo just the remedy ne ruggists in 0c. and a pamp.e by Parcel teiling you abou it & Co. Binghamic ten cents, aso The Possibilities. isis on rats lead to cat ax The are now n problems That may trophies important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that It Bears the i Signature of in Use For Over 30 Years. In searching for the p= r capita wealth of a country t ahies of woekets of 1a people An Improved Quinine, Doss not Cause Nervousness nor Ringing in Head The happy combination of laxatives in LAX- ATIVE BROMO QUININE makes the Quinine in this form have a far betler effect than tho ordinary Quinine, and it can be taken by any- one without affecting Lhe Remember Ww Quinioe. 2c. rod 1E. W Grove investigate the man who has a par ticularly good aud will find that he is a particularly good work man. joh you Not Gray Hairs but Tired Eyes oung and 3 Movies always ou will look young. Murine Your the £ynonymous In nearly father” and terms every ‘goat’ family are To keep clean and healthy take Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They liver, bowels and stomach.— Ady. fully kiss his male relatives Rest Those Worn Nerves pek’gs, Wherefore the Bible. Tomking was obliged to stop night at a small country hotel was shown to his room by the one the place afforded, a colored lad. | am glad there's a rope here in of fire” commented Mr. Tomp- he surveyed the room; “but idea of putting a Bible in such a prominent place?” intended foh use, sah re- am Wo make yo' escape, ———— Mr He boy Cage king, as room Dat am plied the in boy n case de fire for . po | y far advanced yO A Hot wife beer wees One. My nur the Jee ioing so Write Murine Eye Romoly Oo. Chicage Frew Rfieumafic on ot relief YAGER’ S LINIMENT Toke Md. four years 1 suffered with stivm and bad to walk on The doctor saad my case and mcurable but | i ment with sat factory results. It 1s the bestlin- ent 10 reheve pain thet | ever used. Its action is prompt and cflective.™ Put up in large bottles containing eighl ounces. Sold by all dealers. 25¢ a bottle. Prepared by GILBERT BROS. & CO. Inc. Baltimore, Md. n, gives prom Aberman, writes: Claremont FOR OLD AND YOUNG Tutt's Liver Pills act as kindly on the child, the delicate female or infirm old age. as Gpon rows men ut’s Pills A WOMAN PARALYZED 9 YEARS--Recovers Strength By drinking from the wonderful MIN- RAL-COP. Sick Man! Sick Wom an! Thousands of sufferers of Indi estion, Rheumatism, Kidney and adder complaint bave been cured and today are happy by placing ad remarkable cop into a froit jar of regular drink water and drinking accord! to directions, It is neither wood nur metal - f= miveral. A wonderful discovery. Pleasant to taste. Will last in constant use about § | aot WAAL ased her hv in Rive Fears. § Woatd adn Ay n pine mm. I won Barve Ww dress her, ekagad pony Bre mood one of your wonderin’ oo O00 Vie aor ES She rose and dressed wereelf Samisiod Mrs.) J ang Simmons, Gladnone w. Miss Gortrode Rawlins, 1711 West mond, Va. says. “My ph p sumption; 1 a tere ——— Li Si Ww. ee BALTIMORE, NO. 48-1016.
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