HELPED THROUGH
CHANGE OF LIFE
Took Lydia E.Pinkham’s Veg-
etable Compound during
This Critical Time—
Benefited Greatly
Baltimore, Maryland. —*‘I took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
help me through the
Change of Life and
for a broken-down
system. 1 had been
complaining a long
time and dragging
along had tried other
medicines which did
not help me much. I
You in the news-
ra of the Vege-
le Compound and
after taking a bottle
1 felt better. 1-did
not stop with one bottle, but took it
through the whole critical time and am
now practically a well woman. I have
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The Vegetable Compound isa depend-
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Let it relieve you of nervousness, that
feeling of strain and those annoying hot
flashes so common at this time.
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“Pa, why is a catboat?”
“I don't know, my son, unless it is
to give the dogfish something to
chase.”
A single dose of Dr Peery's “Dead Shot"
fs enough to expel Worms or Tapeworm.
Why not try it? 372 Pearl 8t., N. Y. Adv,
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(©. 1925, Wentern Newspaper Union.)
PAYING THE PRICE
NDREWS when he
came 10 our
been brought up
was eighteen
comnmunity. He had
with more than or
dinary strictness, and strangely he
had accepted as his own the prin
ciples which his father and mother
had taught him. He belleved in hon
esty, and truth and moral rectitude.
He lived along for the first two
years 1 knew him quietly, in a de
cent and orderly way, doing his work
regularly and well and living a whole
some happy life. It was
day, he told me, afterward. and be
ing far away from home, he was rest
and homesick. Griggs came into
his room, older and more experienced
than Andrews
“Let's go down town
we can plek up,” he
stagnate if you don’t
real life, Andrews"
And Andrews went and saw wnat
some are pleased to call “life” He
“took a chance,” and awakened a
few days later to the realization that
he was the victim of a deadly disease,
that made him when he
thought of the be
fore a month he gen-
eral stroke of
ten years ago,
walked since, and
1 visited hil
saw him wheeled about
his gray-halred patient mother
is no hope for him, no outlook.
“1 hear the whis
morning that
to wo " he said to
men going by to some active en
ment while I lie
but helpless
on in the
a part of it.
will never he
the time
less
what
“You'll
little of
and see
sald,
Bee 0
shudder
possibilities, and
had suffered a
That
has
witl,
paralysis,
and he
he never
n 8 few months ag }
helpless
tles hiow In the
call the
me. “1 see
ip! ay
here like a log
1 read of what Is
but I''m never
Hell, If there Is
rse than this
to he
a hell
And
world,
wo
mother sits hy, patient,
but
of It
word of
f hlame
pain disa
her
ppoiatment
heart out.”
What was
i
atification
always
MEETING SUCCESS
MODESTLY
COULD scarcely live In the
me neighborhood Turner
after he beat the local record at husk.
ing corn and got his name in the
weekly paper. After that hé knew
everything.
There is a story
students of history
a man who in
with
with which most
are familiar of
a political crisis mode
a wonderful speech that stirred “is
listeners and beld them breathless,
and ultimately moved them to action
that vitally concerned the nation, The
pews of his briillancy and his power
spread over alli the country and It was
whispered that a new leader had
arisen, a bright political star had
burst into flame. But he was never
heard from again, never attempted a
second oratorical flight, was common-
place all the rest of his life. He had
shot all his ammunition on the first
round and was sent to the rear.
He was afterwards always chesty,
however, always held himself aloof
from the common herd, could never
quite forget that he had for a brief
hour been recognized as a great man,
When Paul was a freshman in col
lege he wrote a theme for his English
instructor which drew a grade of “A"
and which came back to him with the
comment scrawled across It “Shows
real talent. Material cleverly han
dled.” It was an Immature wandering
boyish effort dealing with philander-
ing, and petting parties and other sex
complications Incident to early ado
lescence, and for want of better ma-
terial - at hand, It was published in
the college magazine—repository of
many another commonplace,
From that time on Paul was a
literary Bolshevist. Whatever savored
of orthodox reiigion he sneered at.
The thought of mid-Victorian litera.
ture and principles moved him to
laughter,
“All this religious stoff is bosh,” he
admitted. “It's a sort of weak super
gtitlon which doesn't appeal to red
blnoded men.”
Of course not,
And all this time the puritanie
Christian religion at which he scoffed
was responsible for the civilization
which gave him comfort, and pretec
tion and freedom. Because of it he
was living in a country where the
aged and unfortunate are cared for,
where sanitary conditions of. living
are required, where free education Is
open to everyone who will take it. He
is living In the best country In the
world--and because it is Christian,
Perhaps the worst thing that ever
happened to Paul was when the in
structor gave him the “A” Sucre is
pretty heed to @tand. *
Cause Big
Many Ailments of Sheep
Flocks Due to Digestive
Troubles of Animals.
(Prepared by the hited Htates Department
of Agriculture.)
Feeding troubles are at the bottom
of three-fourths of the troubles affect.
Ing range sheep, says the United States
Department . of Agriculture, Many
sheepmen have falled to recognize the
real cause of the allments of thelr
flocks and have resorted to medicinal
remedies and vacelnation to cure and
prevent sickness which In many cases
was due to digestive troubles brought
about by Improper feeding conditions
Feeding Methods.
Progressive sheepmen, are
recognizing the importance of feeding
methods, They make the change grad
ually from range feeding to feed
ing to give the sheep time to become
accustomed to new feeds. Sheep are
more sensitive to feed changes than
other classes of live stock, A novel
means adopted by ene sheep feeder was
to place bales of hay (n the feed lot for
lamabe just brought In from the range
The lambs were able only to nibble
at the hay and satisfied thelr appetite
however,
lot
that no losses or trouble
digestive derangement occurred
Officials of the bureau of an
Industry who have heen co-operating
the Idaho board of
missioners In a study of the ca
mortality sheep point
imal
sheep Com
uses of
that
of sheep disenses is
fire
rr
fittention to
among out
diagnosis
cases. They also
greater
gement
that
mans
will greatly redace
and sanitation
the loss both from
Preventable Lozs.
Dr. F. E Murray, In
Salt Lake
i
well within the cont
men then
a millon
selves, o
ative appral
from th @ hi
prevent,
guch as thoge caused
atory a nal and exposure
In the
ily 73 per
1 of department special
. of
cent of the pi
prevent
ses are due to Improg
eding conditions. The re
cent of the lo
SEES Are ace
enses, parasites, |
Hlaneous cause
“hicks on Clean
Soil to Pre ve ‘ent Gapes
Gapes In chicke is
the presence of paras
windpipe causing
and the
{ithe
ar worms
Purdue
hewt Way
the chi
gape
with
iniversity ate that the
to prevent gapes is to
cks on clean ground.
Infection If the soil i= infected
the gape worms it should
plowed and & crop raised on it. If the
chicks are kept off the ground for a
year it will usually
be used the following year
The West Virginia experiment sta.
tion has recommended three drops of
ereolin to a pint of drinking water for
affected chicks. Under normal «
stances it is useless to
gapey chicks. The
vention,
free
be clean
ircum
try
easiest thing is pre
Save Wheat by Burning
Grasshoppers at Night
On many farms grasshoppers will be
found roosting nights on tall
and grass along fence rows
edge of wheat fields. When this vege
tation is dry, burning at night will de
stroy Immense numbers of the hoppers.
This Is much quicker, less expensive
and more effective than poison. Where
burning Is not possible, the newly sown
wheat fields should be watched and if
the hoppers start on the wheat, poison
should be applied at once, advises the
department of entomology, Kansas
State Agricultural college.
When the young wheat plant has
only one leaf, grasshoppers may eat it
off once, and sometimes twice, and it
will come up again. More than that
will kili It. If they can be held until
after the second leaf starts, there is
little danger of the wheat being killed,
according to entomologists,
weeds
at the
Cause of Bowel Trouble »
Bowel trouble In hens Is usually
caused by some digestive disorder due
to the feed, If the hens do not have
a dry mash this may be a cause. A
hopper of bran is often useful in stop
ping bowel trouble. White diarrhea
is a disease of chicks although it Is
often carried by old birds and trans.
mitted to the chicks without the old
birds showing any outward sign of
the trouble. Perform a post mortem
the hens that die and note any un
usual condition.
Fowls Eat Grain Seed
Farmers can prevent practically all
Interference of fowls with thelr newly
planted grain crops simply by seeing
to it that the birds are well fed
Hungry hens soon learn to follow the
rows across a cornfield, for example,
and’ will dig up the seed In a most
thoroughgoing way. A good morning
feed of shelled corn, however. will
promptly put a stop to this Hens
will not scratch for grain when they
wan get all they want without efort.
Eradics ition of TB
Making Big Progrecs
( Many States Active in Fr
ing Country of Menace.
(Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
The nation-wide effort to suppress
bovine tube rceulogis resulted In the de
tection of 25,163 renctors during April,
according to a report just issue d hy
the bureau of animal Industry, Unit.
ed States Department of Agriculture
To obtain ‘this number of,
cattle, the federal and
nary Inspectors tested
At the end of the month 10,704 010
cattle throughout the country
under the supervision for the eradica
tion of the disease. The report shows
lwo the extent of activity In the
various states. Jowa Is the only state
having more than a million cattle un
der supervigion in combating
The group of states having
from DOO000 to 1.000060 eattle under
such supervision Includes Illinois
Michigan, Missouri, York, and
Wistonsin, States having from 250.
000 to 500000 ipervi
sion Indiana, Minnesota,
tucky, Montana, North C
North Dakota, Nebraska, Oblo
gon, Pennsylvania, and Washington
From 100,000 to 200000 gre
supervision in the following
Callforula, Georgia, Ida!
Maine and Vermont,
represent the
the various states on May 1
Other states, many of which have an
limited number of cattle,
though it Is not
from the statistieal reports. Ex
testing and
slaughter of
disensed
veterd
cattle,
stute
815,380
were
tuber
culosis,
Now
cattle under s
are Ken
irolina
(ire
under
slates:
status of the
are similarly
80
4 t
apparent
active,
tens
the constant removal
grad
the
which
reactors
country from
tuberenlosis,
ire
freeing the
of boy
past has caused heavy
meng
ine
ravages nf
herds and has been a so
Fifty-nine
officially
free
irce of 4
to people counties In
sintes
gs practically
and several hundred
counties are rapidly qualifying
the nceceredited cour
are now recognize
from tuberculo
cattle, additiona
Protein Makes Cheaper
| Hens ea t
fon re
3
produc
tions made up of gre
ts commonly pre
This
| Kempster of the
vy-produc oduced «
is the conclusion «
Missouri J
He bases his opin
feeding experis
{ed at the Missouri
The use of men
tatters
years of
station
t sta)
el in
112. 125
| compared with
pen receiving no anin
cost ig the
ont
crap or
sotinfad
gas
results
its were
tors
y smaller amoun eed
{ For White Leghorns the most sultahbie
| amount of meat
ground six pounds
{ Ment scrap,
reduced the a
to produce a
one-half,
Cottonseed
SCTHD Or
hen
tankage Is
per year
% wltr et
per
» or milk
of feed
pound of eggs
r
’
required
nearly
meal added to the mash
did Increase production. It is thought
certain mineral deficiencies are re
{ sponsible and experimental work will
| continue with cottonseed meal,
i ollmeal and gluten meal,
The rdtio used through the experi
| ment was adjusted so that approxi-
linseed
| feed and one-third mash, In
work the scratch feed consisted of two
pounds corn and one pound
| Sometimes It was corn alone and later
oats replaced the wheat,
equal parts bran,
and cornmeal. To this base the var!
ous protein concentrates were added
Sweet clover should be cut from six
to eight inches high.
» . -
Spinach is the easiest and one of
the most profitable crops grown.
- . .
Manchu doy beans lived up to thei
reputation last season with good
vields.
» » »
Well-bred chickens well fed consti
tute the chief essential of success In
the raising of poultry.
- - .
Don't let lice and mites be part of
your overhead in the poultry business,
when it Is so easy to get rid of them.
- * *
For hay, sow soy beans as soon as
possible after corn planting, so they
may have the best opportunity of mak.
ing a maximum crop,
» - »
Lactic acid In buttermilk feeds
gives the snappy tonle which chicks
require and helps to keep away the
diseases that hanker to get a hold on
the flock.
CI
Now the poultry world is talking
earnestly about holding a national
poultry exposition which would do, It
is claimed, much the same work as the
National Dairy show,
= »
Manure hauled to the flelds as pro
duced Is worth 83.45 a ton, fertilizing
value, Left three months in the barn:
yard it Is worth only 82.02 a ton, These
figures come from 21 years' exper!
ments at the Ohio sintion,
»
Cuticura Comforts Baby's Skin
When red, rough and itching, by hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
Cuticura Ointment. Also make use
now and then of that exquisitely scent.
ed dusting powder, Cuticura Talcum,
one of the Indispensable
Tollet Trio. —Adv ertisement.
38,000,000 in Italy
Italy, with an area about equal to
that of the states of Indiana and I
nois combined, now has a population
Of 35,000,000,
No matter how careful you are, your sys
tem needs a laxative occasionally Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills help nature gently,
put surely. 2372 Pear! 8t.,. N.Y Adv
Might Do That
“But, there
in the
change
Kir, are only seven jokes
“I know it. Can't you
least ™
world hd
the commas, at
ps
UALITY
ws ary
Putuds 1shed was
Cita; St om Ovo den, ww WH
coal bill.
and
cost
summer.
They never need re-
beauty
in building
and bounds.
Near High
ayable to
of St. Petersburg
Boredom and Age
As you grow older, you will find |
your affairs tecoming more trifling.
Others will bore you more, amd you
wiil bore them more. A man will also
vancing years; his grumbling Requires
more of his time year after year.—E
W. Howe's Monthly.
luck is often only pluck.
MOTHER Fletcher's s
Castoria is a pleasant, harm-
less Substitute for Castor Oil,
Paregoric, Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups, espe
| Kill All Flies
etme Ll BE i Cnn
“Blology ‘alone is ‘science “enough to
entertain 4 a man—if | he has a mind te,
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