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TOPE LEO'S CHOICE.
His Holicsss Favors Cardinal SartJ
i for ths Papicy.
fcavenotalreadytriBd.lt, may have a
bottle sent tree ey-mau, aisu a dww
it. ifvou have kidney i
L writing mention neadaig this generous
In this paper ana
nur address Oi
K:meriCo..Bng-:El
u, fiftv cent and 'Baawof SwMnp-Bnofc,
Lies are sold by alljpead druggists.
I . everybody who Tff&ds the news
sure to know -of the wonderful
cures anaao ey ur.
i Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
I the rrest kidney, liver
II and iblaslder remedy.
n tsine rreai mecu- i
f5 ca triumph of the nine-
rcenm cemury, ou- Feiel.t.'l ti
IVJ. I fate whose
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(A Man of nrral Tt'etit nri IT.xtreitt
Mudrxty- tVlia Iniiiri Jivc r llr
(urrm (Ur t Unreal autt tk ,
Hatiaa UutuiunM,
ii lfvou knewhowSCOTTS
y EMULSION would build you
H increase your weteM,
n strengthen your weak throat
ants lun js and put you in con
tuifion for next winter, you
would betm to taKe it now.
No prince ttt the liniuili could It
rucvpetl t Jup pontile
ui'4'fKsiioi fat .the papal O
tTOalDr. aCllmer. the eml-' ,hr",,l xv"ulJ l n,,, l"""' ""I
I - . I (iirniliciuiro tfmu llia-t of (.'nrdin.il
der specialist, and U ; tmn-eppe .-ari.i, at hub nnomeni me g0,
9mA for fr-e mtot1c. and tr It.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
409415 1'wtrl Htctl, New York.
fbe Common fran.
WK-n are born to win mhut.
jI1v successful itnipromptly curing 'j patriarch f IVaW. "iThe venerable 1 Anfi some to plod In lonely way;
i.eo, Mirny Brur.iij jiu cmi 01 ; - . . . J. j -
, , , . . , .i.i Ani fome to lead In bloody fray,
wonderful riffa JWu- .hop.- that BoB1. ,arn JnP nonori gome fur m,i,h,
C'urilinul Surf" will step iuto his Amd come. iSie love for women
shoes, ami nw nivlat. jiut !! the But no boy over saw a pole
1 Ma.aa.a VIU'lllI UiUt
..,1 kidnev, bUdder, uric acid trou- j
I - . .kl.-U 1. 1
Lnd Brigni s uisc, ....
. KiHer's SwmHoot Is not rec-
" hinder Uoutle It will be found , ''"'J' fn,,"-r l-lf,
-e remedy you need, ilt has been tested J in the Catholic faith lmn Sarto.
ny 'ways, in hospital work, in private The position taken liy the pope
ce among the helpless too poor to pur-1 vith refftviioe to m iim.iI its vivemli he
;re'liefasdhasrjroveilso successful in 'J tWeen the ehunh aiwl the temporal
cjsethat a special .mrrangement has1, tI)rne f ,,a3j. that . assumed by
jB.de by which ail reader, ,of' Intapajw, r , f he h, (f
Sarto, voiced by J'tie Jmjo, iseein on
more about SwampiRoot and how to upparent anwnuily ay the New
i, ifvou have kidney er bladder trouble. ork World.
Cardinal Siirt puMit'ly announeed
his joy when Jhere t retitmnt? pridi
aliilities of a union hit ween church
and stattv and his ii!iiession to the
pontificate i rrjr:iriled in some quar
ters, us the solution mf the liotnnii
problem so Itmpr iiiisiKcill and so long
a cause of dissension over all Italy,
to say nothtiijT -of Lts henriiitf upon
the attitude of ot her if.'atholie coun
tries. Cnrdiatil Sarto Us noted for his
prudence, harinp never meddled with
politics, and Ifwr .evtrime independ
ence, lie is aims patron f the arts,
nnd launched Fnfher Luvenzo l'erosi.
the celebrated irieit ciumposer.
The cardinal in recopnied ns one
mf the most learned men tif the
n hureh. He hi a stickler "for the ex-
aiet truth uft llwwn it he. church and
lhe people, and won nutOh renown
oine years ug ly 'destroyiii(r cer
ftain relies of demtxtf ul authenticity.
He would, it H pen-nted out, bring to
Kin high office rlLarneer tff most at
tenctive modesty, Tmusuitl lenergy in
tlie direction of mittera (lurpe and
wall, the talents A a (fin .adminis-
Z GflLflDVERTSING,
tUp of Administration In the1
LntlolmM. Ilaek'nburg, la'e of Addiia
; U i .(....
Limleiilnl o" etater reUeiitod to
llllllHHMIMts tinyiowt, num muw ...i,,
11 Al llAn n nv iv . iimj nvi,
Arininiataator, C. T. A.
iwwr, aii r.
anTKlX'H NOTICE. NoliM herehjr
that Irtters leataaaentarr upon tlie ea
J Uto'K tamiibell, late of Uulon town-
.tm of law to tlietmilerninned. to whom
j-,t m makl nitata abould make linmfr
L navmrnl and tlioae bavinK agatnRt
preaeiit them duly authenticated tor
km" D. W. CAMPBKIjL. Executor.
Loatorm, Ha', March U, MUX
ri-rtoH'S NOTICE. Xotice U hereby
Lmi tht letter teataaaantany upon the
feo( Harriet KranU, late ad Htanklln town-
ja)Mler County, raM aeaoaaea, uaye
t,mA in due form of laar to the under-
Ird, to ailiom all indebked to aaid ttale
Lid make immeaiaie nyaaaiib wm uuac
nKclamairainiii 11 unlaw uieeeu mora
(Utbeaiucaiea tor igiiaim.
u. rf, lfuv; usouwr.
XCLTWU'8 NOTICE.-Kotl.ce
(hf reby jrlvn that letters testamentary up
1 lie mute ot Jews Sbambach date of
re towuidin.t Bnyder County, feuna..
raara, Me oeen imuea in one lorm ui ibw
be uudentliQed, to whom ail Ittdetiwd to
eeutte anouta mute unmrautio pwiaieuv
Uioaeluvuiir claims against It aboula jtro-
liem auiy awinenucavea tor neitieuitait.
PHARE8 SH AM BACH.
JOSHUA SHAMBACti.
Vklxirgli. Pa, Kay U, lwt. Esectttars.
Agents Wanted
rcorr. Dcwrrr taii4k, byfci
RRV. FRANK DEWITT TALMAOK aad
Liite editor ot Chriitian Herald. Only
ik endorwd by Talauaja family. Knormoun
Aforairent who act quickly. Outfit ten
It. Write immediately t'lark :.. W
khHu, fblla., fa. Mention the Post.
"I sm using a box of Ctiamber
d's Stomach & Liver Tablets and
d them the best thinir for my
fcrnach 1 ever used," says T. V.
fcbinson. Justice of the Peace.
tomis, Mich. These Tablets not
ly correct disorder s of the atom
a but regulate the liver and
wek They are easy to take and
-saut in effect. Price 25 cents
rbox, For sale bv the Middle-
rg Drug store.
ffce Yoothfal Feanlnlne Idea.
ElVhat kind of a society is yours?
ed her father.
A secret society," she replied.
iiut what is ita object?"
'Ob, jut to have secrets from the
ter girls." Chicago Tost.
No Pleaeare.
'Why 'did you leave your last place?"
f'lt was so dull," replied the mairt.
be master and mistress agreed per
et!y, and never a thing came up fox
( terninU to rotslp about." LU-
UOpMi,
Cars and Their TollM.
Ct make the most careful toilet of
y animals, excepting; some oi the
possums. Lions and timers vath
emselves like the cnt, wettinp the
rk, India rubber-like ball of the fore-
it and the inner toe and passing to
face and behind the ears. Ihe foot
thus a face sponge and brush, and
e rough tongue combs the rest of
e body.
Cut thin out. Mtnl hika it to the
liuMlobure Drue Ktoie and cet n
kx of Chamberlniu'H Stomach &
iver Tahlpta. TI10 l'st nhvaic.
!iey also correct disorders of tlio
'Jinach, lMee 25 cents.
Dreiie Ilefnriii.
Onto upon. a time a certain woman,
! hail been much tiestcred bv a
oss reformer, was shot ut by a
'"'it'll suitor, and was saved front
f tmtimelv death bv her corset.
Wth deflected the bullet.
Ma!" she exclaimed, turiiinir tri-
pphantly upon the dress rcformei".
4 1 nail quit weannir corsets, ns you
WfC.l me. I should he dead llov!"
"Oh, no!" replied the dress retorm-
with lierfeet serenitv. "Women
ho don't wenr encsets don't hnvu
enziej suitors, you know!" Tuwu
OIUCS.
B. B'fcNNUIl'a
lUlCUlUfttlHlll!
lli&ckiicho.l
l)roiay.f
ur&vuiJ
KIDNEY
BACKACHE
!2SU.MCIIRE
CARDINAL. GIUBEPPB SAHTQ.
(Pope Leo Waili Him to Be HIc Buoceaior
lit the Papacy)
trative officer snd the first qualities
of organizer. In addition to his
ablllt'u'8 and his undoubted Christian
charnefer the cardinal is, from the
sweetness of his nature, beloved by
many millions of people. It is cer
tain that no prelate would have a
more enthusiastic sanction from the
laity.
In speaking to Father Perosl re
cently, the pope said: "Hold him
very dear Terosi, ns in the future he
will be able to do much for you. We
firmly believe he will be our succes
sor." Cardinal Sarto is 67 years old. He
was born nt lUcse, in the province of
Venice nnd was educated in the Sale
sian institute at Cottolenga, founded
by. the famous Dom Bosco. He was
always of a serious turn of mind and
when a young man his rector said to
him that he had "never been a child."
Cardinal Sarto was not "discov
ered" until he had reached middle
age. He was a parish priest in the
proviuce of Venice for the most of
his yenrs nnd finally became a bish
op. His high executive qualities and
unexcelled learning beenme known
soon after his elevation and were
recognized by the authorities of the
church. It was not until 1803 that he
was created 11 cardinal, at which time
he was also named ns patriarch of
Venice. Thus the modest but ulilc
parish priest became the head of the
province in which he had served so
many years in n lowly position. His
selection was made by the consistory
of 1SU3 which was compelled to sue
the throne for the privilege of In
stalling him ns patriarcli of Venice,
fn return for the concession, which
was made through l'remier Crispi.
the church appointed an ecclesiastic
nl vicar apostolic in northeastern
Africa to assist the premier i:i his
pet scheme of extending the African
colonies.
Cardinal Sarto had not been in of
fice more than a year before he pub
licly declared for a union bet.vcen
I'liiirch nnd state speaking in 110 un
certain way. His utterances created
n great sensntion, and it was felt
that he might have offended the holy
see by the fervor of his words. Ap
parently he received the silent ap
probation of the pope, in whose es
tinmtln he hns ever held a firm place.
Tlio Stylus It It Wean on.
The liDinnn stylus was often made
heavy, that it might be uvd as a
weapon. It wns with such a stylus as
thla that Caear defended himself
when attacked by th conspirators.
E WAS DKI.tGMTCm.
Eie How da you do, Mrs. West!
rwe boon intending calling os wou for
some time, but somehow I've been so
bomy that I haven't been able to.
She I'm delighted to hear iit, Mr.
Ilasdupp. I hope you'll continue Vo
b .busy! l'undh.
"C" With a TaiL
The "C" with a tail is the rtrade
mark of Cascarets Candy Catfhurtic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Each tablet stamped
C. C . Never sold in bulk. All
druggiists, ioc
IDLK CI MdOSITY.
PI0 FEEDING TESTS.
Character aad Cae at Salt Park
Dlaeaaaed by Pral. Fraak T.
ht, mt Caaada. j
The Canadian ex-eriniental farm 1
authorities l.nva b.Wi 11 rejuirt by
rrof. Frank T. Shut., vliem . at th J
farm, ujjon the character ua I .-anse. j
rf soft pork. Sviftneaa in oik is a 1
terioils defect, nnd so the iUestiou i
is of greut iiup.iriance ti the Can- I
sdian becon iudustry. l'rof. Shutt 1
fcuniuuries the results of his ex
periments as follows;
1. 'that of all the grtilu rations
emploved that ooiuusting of equal
parts of oats, Jeas im1 barley gave
the firmest pork. It may further be
added that tre fat was deposited
evenly and aw tt thickly, and that
this rat km gave a very thrifty
growth.
2. Thnt no Uiffewnee could ue oi
served in tlie firmness of the pork
from the preeeiEng ration, whether
fed Honked or dry.
3. That when b.nlf the grain ratios
consists oi rsi meal the resulting
pork Kkows tis increased perecntagf
of oleia ia o4ler words, a tendency
to softness.
4. TJUut in Bliis ration (half cort.
meal, half oats, peas and barley isi
equal parts.) a'be feeding of it boiWl
g;ve a slightly higher olein content,
but Uiis is njy upparent when lie
average ifrttin the four pens is lakr.ui
into wDsidcration.
5. Unit, oonsidering the efftwt of
feetlhtj therratlon of onts, pens iud
barley during the first period ho a
live w-ght oi.a hundred pounds 4tnd
corn aural Muring ine iiiiimukk
perioA, mifrared with the revers 'tf
this jiian thut is, corn first, (fol
lowed with oats, peas nnd Imrlry
we assy -omolude that the ftirauer
gives 41 Jrrnier pork.
6. That tniboth methods mentiwintid
In Use preceding paragraph 110
marked .dilTeuwnce was to be observed
from llbe tatiiim fed dry or prevhuisVy
soaked, though taking an avemuge
of the two groups on each ration the
"dry" fwed game a somewhat bibdr
olein cwxitent.
,.7. As when oorn meal formed aiH
the nr ifieriaO trntion and the mlroW
of tbe ptHHind iieriod ration, th a-e-sulting
ptirk was somewhat emrltm
than fnaoii thatt of any of the rations
already s&Nciisitad. We conclude that
the lojrgrir the period during wMch
the corn is led is a large proportion
of the ralMtn Dhn softer will be tlie
pork.
8. That earos (produce a soft anfl
inferior pork. Iflhe growth of the
pigs so fa wns (poor and miserabU
and the Vpsitim of the fat meager.
8. That ewitai meal fed exclusively
as the frraisi ratitioi, either dry or
previously soaked, penults in an ex
tremely soft tat, itWe percentage of
olein benjf asdribly higher thaa
from any nthter eathm tested. The
pork was of sua inferior quality.
Here also ntd the miserable
growth of the animnibt, the ration in
ino sense being an omwimicaI one.
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why I was late last night for?
She I don't want to know that 1
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PIS to Oct Ita aiar.
To slop pigs properly make a
trough of oak boards one and one
half Inch thick, and of any length
or wiilth desired; one board eight
inches nnd one len inches wide will
make a trough suitable for all but
very small pigs. Nail them together
V shape, letting the ten-inch board
go over the eight-inch to make th
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trough into nine to eleven equal
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contains neither Opium. Jlorphhi nor other nrcotlc
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It cures IMarrbovu and AVind Ctille. It relieves Teetli
inff Troubles aud cures Constipntlon. It regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, Rivltifr healthy ami natural bleep.
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MODEL PIG TROUGH.
nail with fdx-penny finishing nails.
Fig. 1 shows the pig side of tlie
trough when set in the fence of the
pig pen. The upper part of the par
titions that stand above the trough
are nailed to the fence board, and
the ends of the trough to the posts.
The trough must be level and project
three or four inches on the outside,
thus allowing' a clear space the whole
length to pour in swill. Het-ides the
convenience and cleanliness each pig
gets his proper share. This Individ
ual trough is also fine fur feeding
dry feed. 1. C. Laclede, in Kpilo
mist. Csnnillnim Kilter u I'ruli'iit.
Horse breeders of (.i inula arc
aliirnii'd ut the large cxjiortni ions i.f
bronchos from the I'nilcd Slates ii.to
that country. The Clydesdale directors
met lately and discussed t lie ipieskiou
i : to prevent the great injury thai
wiil be done to tlie breed of Canada's
l.M.-c-, if this condition of affairs is
penuitleil to continue, llor.-e breed-S'.-i
complain that the duty on horses
imp 'i tod into Canada from the I'nited
Stati's is only two dollars, while any
exporter of horses into the I'nited
States must pay $30 on each animal.
The broncho growers of the west have
taken advantage of the low tariff, uud
have been Rclling great numbers of
, horses in Canada, and already the re
sult is seen in the deterioration and
Binnllnesa oi many of the horsea on
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