Answer the Alarm! A bad back makes a day's work twice as hard. Bacjnehe usually comes from weak kidneys, and if headaches, dizei ness or urinary disorders are added, don't wait—get help before dropsy, gravel or Bri; pies d set in. Doan's Sidney Pills have brought new life and new strength to thoneands of working men and women, Used and recommend ed the world over. A Maryland Case Picture Vv: y ISCnse o Novy" ; Joseph A, White, 54 — gh Cornhill St., Annap- ¥ olle, Md., says: “I was afflicted with pains in my back and shoulders and my hands were so stiff 1 could hardly use them. The kid- ney secretions were profuse and pained . intensely in passage Doan's Kidney Pills helped me as soon as I took them and be fore long, effected a Get Doan's at Any Store, 50c a Box DOAN’S mipner PILLS FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. The Home Remedy coughse, colds, hoarseness; ant to take and sure to help when needed. Hale's Honey Of Herehound and Tar xative, thing or for plea A tonie, expectorant and | Contains no opium Boe f injurious. id by hruggists Try Pike's Soathache Depa h cold for him Every self. man mui Eye io Bool Write Murino Lor tHiustrated medy Co., Chicago roe Constipation Vanishes Forever Prompt Relief Permanent Cure CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS never fail. Purely vegeta ble — a put gently the hves Stop after dinner dis- improve the complexion, brighten th SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL RIC E Genuine must bear Dignattire ils, each as lencorrhoes and inflammation donchies of Paxtine are very efiicacious. No woman who has ever used medicated douches will fail to appreciate the clean ang 1 salthy condition Paxtine produces and the prompt relief from soreness and discomforts Joaues os superior cleansing, disinfect and healing properties, == for ten years the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. lias rec. ommended Paxtine in their } private correspondence with wo. men, which proves its superi- ority. Women who have been relieved say it is “ worth its weight in gold.” At druggists, S0c. large box or by mail. Sample free, The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Masa, The Reliable Remedy for lumbago, gout and RHEUMATISM GETS AT THE JOINTS FROM THE INSIDE For sale by all druggists 4 hors ES sn wives quer DI ee it 7 Ee EN; Sageesnr 6 FATTEN BY CRAMMING Machine Method Is Gaining Rap- idly in Popularity. Force-Pump Is Operated by Means of Lever Worked by Foot— Amount of Food Given Fowls Varies With Size of Crop. (By G. A. BELL) . For the best results in fattening poultry for market a machine is essen- tial, especially for the last ten days, for otherwise the birds will not eat nearly so much as they can digest and gesimilate. A cramming machine and its operation is described as follows: A reservoir under which is placed a small force-pump operated by means of a lever worked by foot is placed on a tripod. A tube is fixed to one end of the pump, through which the feed passes when the lever rod is lowered. This tube is of rubber or metal, If rubber, it may have a metal point. Metal tubes are more easily kept clean. The feed is placed in the res- ervoir, and is made into the consis- tency of thick eream, There are several ways of holding bird, but the following will be found simple and effective: Fold the ip the bird firmly either elbow and side the body, as shown in the [llustration, or between left elbow and the body, whichever is more convenient The head is grasped in the left hand, fir ging placed in the wings and gr between the right of Cramming Machine in Operation. tube bird is keep it The mouth and the the end of crop, the n« open ck be possibie lowered by the 48 much 3 gently as the crop the Kept on oved from the lever ntly removed to know stated soon learns full No 4 iid be fed to an indi for the quantity z¢ of the crop be taken in gee that there tube is small blocked. FERMENTED BRAN IS UNSAFE | Experimanters Find When Stored in Heap During Winter Months It Ferments. French Bran ferment ilk sometimes diges French y YOar or two ago found that when an wa in 2a heap for during the form into lumps on and on the in d, and tive to animals experimen stored y months wi it tended to the outside heap, side the lumps became gome These 1 of different ty thought at they uld determine bran fit for what Is known as the acidity nter of the darkens cages bl x. enter pes of bran, fost Bran which, according to this test containa less than 15 per cent of acid is O. K. That which contains from 16 to 30 per cent of acid is safe to use, but it soon becomes unsafe That which contains more than 30 per cent Wallace's Farmer. HOW TO PICK GOOD “FEEDER” To Make Profitable Gains in Feed Lot, Steers Must Possess Beef Char acteristics in Make-Up. JOHN LI. TORMEY., Wisconsin Ex. periment Station.) Steers, if they are to make profit able gains in the feed lot, must have beef characteristice--a wide, strong back and a large heart girth. They must have a strong frame and plenty of room for the vital organs, for an animal with a weak constitu tion cannot hold up through the feed. ing season. A wide head and muzzle usually in- dicates good feeding qualities, Short legs, heavy hind quarters and arched ribs are essential to the feed. ing animal. The skin should be reasonably thick, soft, and covered with a heavy coat of hair, The animal should have a straight back and low set appearance, due to the depth of the body and short legs. (By Regularity Is Necessary, Milking should always be done in such a way as to give the cow great ost satisfaction. Regularity is there fore necessary in dairy work. Fre fecding interferes very much with the milk flow, i | i i Stallion Are Escential—Good Breeding Necessary. CAMPBELL, ent Station.) There is nothing more profitable to the average farmer than the raising of a few good draft horses, he has plenty of pasture and access to a good stallion. If a good stallion ie not gtanding for gervice in a community, the man who has at least five or six good farm mares can afford to own his own stal. lion and use him with work horses. A coming two-year-old stallion can be bought for approximately $100, and taken in hand at this age, he makes an excellent work horse. In fact, a stallion is better for having been worked. He fs harder, more docile, and makes a good work horse. If the stallion is worked alongside a bred mare there will be no trouble in han. dling him. He should be made to earn his keep and he will be the better therefor. The raising of draft horses ferent from that of any stock on the farm. Important factors are good food and attention. Good breeding gives the possibilities good breeding is necessary to this out illest It is better for the means to raise horses product, because the i of draft horses for market re considerable The ret: first are slow, ft horses must b six years old before are ready fo market The (By D. C. Kansas Experi. is dif to its Nn extent, man of limited ony excins capital. for dr: they man who hag other cas! ord your crops to meet his expenses can aff for the returns from his 1ft horses SUITABLE PLACE FOR CREAM Arrangement Shown Hiustration Answers Purpose Quite We Little Souring Resuits, to wait in { Jom Most farmers of er for kee NO one cream grade nlace should att in ore ficient to keep | nnot Ix of the will result in vers the end of two days Make a small w material and the F Any itertight box of cre; cream tight-fitting ctions cover, by me vent single left alone vided which upsetting when into will pre cans from in the tank for this tank is in may be placed and ace the st ing Cold- Water Tank for Cream Cans. and small house protection stock tank, the bottom, water should be bu All the should through inlet discharging near the which will force all the warn out first The overflow should have one-half inch larger diam eter than the water may water in the tank should be of cient depth to immerse the within two inches of the top. iit over it for flow suffi cans Real Value of Avimal is in Wool, Lambs and Mutton—-Weed Destruc. tion 1s Only Incidental, It ia often argued that sheep should be kept by farmers because they live in lean pastures and are useful in rid. ding the fields of weeds, getting much of their living from what other stock will not eat and that the farm is much better rid of. That is all true, but that should not be the main reason for keeping sheep, In fact, weed de struction should be only an incident The value of the sheep is in wool, Inmba and mutton. To do their best in these lines, sheep need and should have as good treatment as other do- mestic animals. Sheep may live on pastures that would not sustain horses or cattle, but they will not do their best on such pastures. They must out and thus de stroy weeds and even sprouts and brambles, that other stock would not touch, but such growths do not make their best feed. Louse Powder, A good, cheap and effective louse powder is made by adding a mixture of one part crude carbolic acid and three parts gasoline to plaster of paris, all that the powder will blot up. When the plaster is dry pulverize it and store in tight cans, Another effec. tive remedy is to rub a piece of blue ointment, the size of a pea, well into the skin just beneath the vent, firm; sa Tob New York; nth, $1.00%., and nitol un, 21 NEW 1 Dw YORK Ww rum, $1.12 Northern In No. 1 Northern M: Buffalo Cory fied» pot Spot, steady; No yellow, 76% ec prompt Outs—8pot, 41% @42%e. Butter—Creamery, 31% @32¢; 82% @33¢c; 25@27c Eggs @44c; @3%¢c: firmer; No. 3 white, exiras (highe 27% @30c¢ (92 score), I creamery scoring firsts, Eeconds, Fresh-gathered, extra fine, 42 extra firets, 40@42¢c: firsts, 26 seconds, 25@34c; nearby hen whites, fine to fancy, 58@62¢; nearby hennery, browns, 386 46¢ Cheese whole milk, held, specials, 16%c¢; do, fanes 16% @16¢c; do, current specials, 15% @16¢; Average 16% ¢ Dressed free} nery State, average make, do, Poultry chickens, iced, Firm barrels, 15@ 204 fowls, 12601%¢; frozen Yestern chic arbs : Virginia 29 higher Poultry 1 and ichens~0ld . he small io 16: spri do, rough and Young Peking: do, puddle do. 14: over, 165c; de 12614; old mooth, fat. 15@ 14; 14 [Micka 15¢: museovy «Nearby, 126014 ~Young, § Ibs smaller, 17818; old, crooked breast, HG 15 Pigeons Young, per pair, 15@ 20¢; old, 1I@20. Guinea Fowl--—Young, and over, per palr, 45c¢. do, per pair, 25@ 26, Dressed Poultry 20@21¢c: fair to good, and poor, 15. Chickeng-Choles, young, 18@17c: old and mixed, 14G 16; old roosters, 11. Ducks, 14@ 16c. Geese Nearby, 15@ 16e; Western ‘and South ern, 13@ 165. roosters, . do, 13 14; do, do, smaller 14@15¢c; Kent Isl and over, 18: poor Geen and, 16 19¢ do, per 1% Ibs smaller, par Turkeve—Choice, 1S@1%;: rough, Live Stock PITTSBURGH, PA —~LCattle~ $8.90@ 9; prime, $8508.85, Sheep--Steady : supply light. Prime wethers, $366.10; calls and common, 83@4;: lambs, $6@9. Hogs-—8teady: receipt, 20 double. decks. Prime heavies, $6.9087; me diums, $6.75@6.80; heavy Yorkers, $6.70@8.75; light Yorkers, $5508 6.65; pigs, $6.25@6.50; roughe, $5.76 @6.10. Choice, CHICAGO. —« Hogs ~- Bulk, $8206 light, $5.80@6.60; mixed, $5906 6.85: heavy, $6.06@ 6.85; rough, $6.00 @6.25: pigs, $4@6.75. Cattle—-Native beef eoattle, $5800 10.25: cows and heifers, $2.95@G8.25; calves, $6@ 0.75. Sheep-~Wethers, $5.7006.25; ewes $3.75@5.60; lambs, $6.50 @8.90. SUDDEN DEATH Caused by Disease of the Kidneys connection which existe , medical opinion, without charge—ab heart and the kidneys is | solutely free. This “Anuric” of Dr. nowadays. g soon as! Plerce's ig 37 times more active than ised, arterial tension | lthia, for it dissolves uric acid in the is increased and the heart functions | system, as hot water does sugar, attacked. When the kidneys no | Simply ask for Dr. Pierce's Anurie longer pour forth waste, uremic poi-| Tablet. There can be no imitation, and the person dies and | Every package of “Anuric” is sure to is often given as heart dis- | be Dr, Pierce's. You will find the sig or disease of brain or lungs, { nature on the package just as you do It is a good insurance ageinst such a! on Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription, risk to send 10 cenis for a large trial | the everfamous friend to ailing package of “Anuric’--the latest dis- | women. of Dr, Pierce. Also send a| Worry is a irequent cause and sample of your water, This will be sometimes a symptom of kidney dis examined without charge by expert Thousands have testified to im- {mediate relief from these symptoms after using Dr. Plerce’'s Anuric Tablets for the kidneys and backache, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong, sick woraen well. No alcohol, Bold in tablets or liquid, The close between the well known the cause {ease tel, Buffalo, N. Y. When you suffer from backache, frequent or scanty urine, rheumatic pains here or there, or that constant tired, worn-out feel | ing, it's time to write Dr. Plerce, de scribe your symptoms and get his be uring and not Great flour from The Only Way. Wheat #aid the pa exported vour husband the war regularly.” p— know how it replied el oats may “1 wish, Britain 4 could induce stor, "that we | to attend more woman hea abuses her monopoly “1 don't could be man A husband the juent’'s wife, ‘unless of rein every to have it product Not Gray Hairs but Tired Byes r than we ar Keep your 2 ot DON'T MIND PIMPLES a: i So Vg ura Soap and Ointment Willi Ban- ish Them. Trial Free. vey lf KOI ¥ R ARLE NEY & LETY ¥ Yam TON DRG n references ta Eiints Bhan bre kk for chills and fec er § WELL GOIN great remedy malarial diseases. - Ne Fiixires tl for M Flixir Babel Po» i s ey ’ 0. ¢ mine is Needed Asie the fend . Hushand an Wi ife Both Saved From Suffering important { to Mothers every bu ttle or and sure n, and see remedy for il an 1 that it ars the 7 I - ” watsre of (fa lf TH LTE in Use For Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria fierer RE ae RR Backache IRA McCARTH) Notary Pal “YAGER' Ss LINIMENT Is a sale and sure remady “The Relief Was Instant” Ne doa B Bautn TT Mewk, XC. write i mfered with a wt severe pain a 2 t wide, Rublwd we » = 1 % 1 Te %, SRe BL 81 i » * timent a reimnt Aten bad n og which oa Send ten cents to Pp Kimer & N.Y. 1} 3 convince A ¥ rir bet mation, telling al fer. When wr paper. Regular fi bottles for it will this cent Not Necessary. Hello! Is this the telephone pany? I'd like to have a teleph a peared Ball deers Bo wight ounce boltie for 250. Prepared by Gilberl Bros. & Co, Inc. Baltimore, md. “Very well, madame Vould you | like a party wire? “No, 1 think not to entertain very We do much mit expect | this winter.’ SAL ESMEN - money selling . nith s hath vs $4 to §V dis | or ( os 8 i ls. Smith's Aube in! Brim Ca, Yeon Nisgera Si. Buffale NY. SALE) v8 nrre improved Kansas $25,000; mart 216.008 Consider Va J. LL. Wyatt, Hontingten Beach, Onl. hig During the war promiscuous oY charge of fireworks is prohibited Great Britain, ys IPBYe ! OR | taveh {| farm A strong headed man may be weak | : minded. | W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 19-1915. ee . L a ei om {e a a Mrs. SPAN Fry Hair Color Restorer Never fails. Gives color and beauty to gra hair. More than half a century of success. dealer hasn't it, send $1.00 and a large re MRS. Sa ALLEN, 55 Barclay St, New York ps i See i « a — —
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