MlDi)i.KBUJ.G POST.
gp DUMDOREl STORED
f j Our lint is much Mg;;er, filhr, and
yCj vJ"v prettier than it ever was In-fore.
;i:OCKl!lK", a full lint', ipiality lii;hcr, t. rices lower.
O'l'ION'Sj tin? Vii! lies are rcmai Util ! aid tin' juices
:il tractive.
IIAKPNVAUK PK'.'AKTMEXT, more c ..ii;.Vo t!..i .
i vcr.
I CMS
DESTROY THE WEEDS.
Coaeertcd Arlloi oi the Fart of tH
, I'lrmtn of Commualtr la
Alwaya Effective.
sVW
!itv Fi.-t.
TIN WAKE, sweeping reduction.
rug Department
t l " ICICNSW 'ARE, well sclccteil at pipul.ir pr"
(M.ASSWARE, look to us for Rargains ami save money.
HATS ami 'Al,J, our lines are good, fresh, clean,
ami carefully selected slock.
SIIOK DKPAltT.MKNT, in a!l liie trade tlieie is not
one parallel to the progress of our shoe department.
Ul&t 1 .Maikets for I'.uticr and Eggs.
Watch My Markets
N. T. Dundore,
DUNDORE, PENNA.
Eight cents a pound 13
what a. young woman paid for
twelve pounds of flesh.
She was thin and weak and
uid one dollar for a bottle ( f
"'Cott's Emulsion, and by tnk
'.iir rccrular doses had trained
' . clvc pounds in weight before
bottle was finished.
Eight cents a pound is
'icr.p for such valuable ma
rial. Some pay more, some
. ss, some get nothing for
K-ir money. You get your
loncy's worth when you buy
icott's Emulsion.
We will send .you a little
free.
SCOTT & lK)V.r., Chemists,
409 Pearl Street, New York.
50c. and $1.00 all druggists.
FEDS That SuCCEEd
TtieSoM Knuw off), I.Hi.lr.-th A: San-, th oMi'-t in Am
i.v lirt I'D yiir' rH'rinicO with SriU, niiil tli rc'llU of t hi ire p htI t tliei sTlf c
iriirikticru in Hnely il liMtrn'' i 'tttnloK'l, i-mii I'Kfl'.. No. irwi-r SfN
.ioitl or itoiutrUr, cuti ibfTonj to bu without tlio vliirih! inforinnt'nii contained in Uin
i iV u fr it,
AMERICA'S BED KOK 1GOH.
I.. 11.1. ...,t ul..i I I . ... I. .. tt.l t I nil n....m.ll .
IlO plain 11111 P nurw ino nnu -imw jr ; iiri nun ii irimi ti i i r - ih nmu
kl.nt inll en tl lift VP I lie nt'i'un 10 K'"" tnriii, iri't' 01 rniirifn, ri v tMiriMiti
' ' 111 i t mj. ... u... i. n.:. ..; ..tt ,1..-.....
W) VOlir I'lIM 1 OnitTr, IHIIIMIUUUK W'V I .-l-f- MMKU IIHI1U1 II mm 1 i
i- UindnthV CfttntoKUU. Write to-tlny fur the Catnloirm.
BIG RETURN ON A 25 CENT INVESTMENT.
, I (nidrthtt' J jirly Snmnipr
, I AiK.rfiMm' vvhito lately KiiiKor.
S'Hrh't 'lnnilmll
, lA'iflrfth Tirnt
, VirKinlii H4!il Hiwlfr
Arkmim Trnvi-ler
ItltMiinadtklc I't'nrl
Ijniilrotli)' Kj.rlii-t
IKUN KtTTLE SUPPORT.
A Cnnlrli a irr 1'hnt ill lip pprrrU
alril hy l irr) I'nrmrr nl
lliilrlirrliiK 1'lnip.
An articlo vrr.v luirwly to Iravf in
lmtchrrintr tiim1, n slniul for the irMi
kitl'.i- us' fur iicntiiiir wntir, is
ski-tclu'il by 1111 Iowa Jloini-stt'inl n.r
respondent. Tnkc n pici'f of wn'on tire nin! I nj
bUcH SEED
PRODUCE
( HiO IIcrcIb of ( Hl.l.nifi-
11 IlO KooIm of KiiiIihIi
lK)l l(nnaif HrrU.
IOiO Kriii'n of 'iiruinlKr .
irtK) llcmlnOf r.rlt'Ki! . .
I .MO Friiitn oi Wnti-riiiclnii
500 I'luiiln of TotiibIc. .
Whu'li i"l!i l "n ' S-eedn for twenly flvc () ccnti i'iicloed with Hie Oriler will be n .al!el. i
w . t. ,.1.1
I rr. Ami (rii'ii'tA 11 ittnliKU, nH I nm
I to illl oriliTH iruniitly anil in-
f !
JAMES VICK,
aORVE LY OF OCHESTER, N Y.
M.KGIH MIL OrOIR DcPARTMEKT.
D, LAINDRETII & SONS
1217 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DNE PACKAGE FREE
Haveymi cot Dyspepsia, IndlRestlon, or nny kind of Htomueli
k Vmi rin lu TlirpJ ' I u ill ULllll VOII I KLIl fl UU('KllL'(i OI
Irttoiiiiicli tablets whi':h Is me oeHi reiueuy ior mc imiiim;u uiai
htvr 1 wi prepared. 1 nnve uuu more iuuu c ran.mc
rMiw a remefi
Mr
My Stomach Tablets
ist Hip stonmeh to digest food. Thtit in their mission. Tliey DO
HIS livsetthiir tliiiiKs ritlit in the stomach. Create new life and
licry hy .treiigtheiiing the toma-h.
Any Form of Stomach Trouble
mi lip cured if the riirht remedy is used. My Stomach Tablets is the
lemcdv. I have seen hundreds of very had cases cured by them.
1 evrr I een prepared. I have hud more than HO yearn' experience
Mh" a remedjfAa,t will cure all forms of stomach f!ble, such
jysnir -'- 'm'iM on thw itomnch, hfflrt-inr'Alt'iJtion,
iiiY... jraigeHtion. '
InKRWITM ARE TWO Among;
Many 1 estimoniaks.
Strawii. Tex.. Feb. 10. IDO.'i
Ir. John Morrow, Springfield, ().
near mi I'lease flna t-.ou lor
li ifli mail me three hoxesof the
niiaeh '1'alilets, these I order for
ieiiils. I liave taken about two
xesand tliev cured me of uto-
nil trouble. Many of my
ieinls have tried them and say
i'V are tin-best thev have ever
1 could not sleep on my
lit side for many years, but I
in lie down now and bleep any-
y 1 Happen to lie clown.
ours truly,
K. L. Ramsky,
Itai.kin, III., May 1 l'12
Mr. John Morrow : Dear Sir
Keceived box of John's stomach
Tablets and took them according
to directions (2 days) and I slept
soundly both nights, something
I had not done for over a year,
and I was hungry every meal
and enjoyed eating. For the
last year, soon as I would eat I
would feel my stomach and head
begin to pain me. 1 am going
to send part of this package to
my daughter, and if it helps her
(I feel sure it Willi, I will soon
' send you another order.
Yours truly,
Mrs. 0. A. (iuii FiTit.
faith in and ex
STAXI KOK IKON KKTTI.K
it into n rirele so that it lit the
kettle nlwuit half way up the i(!e;
then rivet or ell the ends together
and fnMen legs to thin by riveti or
melding. The legs nhould be to turned
out at the bottom olhey won't ink
Into the ground. The height of the
leg should be about 12 inrhea.
I prefer riveting, as it is so much
easier done and can le dune on the
farm, while if the legs are welded on
it will have to be made by a good
blacksmith. With this deiiee a r
son can heat water ni.d render lard
with the greatt. t eonveniettee.
The roads and rr.ilroails are great
factors in weed (ii.stribtiiu-ii all ove;
the country. The tccd of iminy plant
are 11 initially einpneu i.p'.u our shore
iu thu ballast left- l se i tess eU f rum
foreign coiim I . ; i ai: o ii ait!
many miles and g, t dislrile
uletl from the siiav. vnafl' that
is packed uboiit sliijiii., ni& of goods
The Moist ili.-l rioiiioi if bad weed
seeds, however, til e tin. ni yln ud fi nee
.rneis and oeriookei roailiile
where the tii si nit 1 .ve plants are ill
lownl to tiow ami give il.eir st-etlh to
the winds, scattering tin in for milca
over held and farm. One iliillc left
to grow In, tin- roadside will seed a
territory f,,r I In i e em! soinel iines In e
inilrs round about it. ( oneerti d act ion
on the pari of the farmers of a com
munity is i h,. K.,. t and surest iiielhoU
of getting rid of weeds, and the bi gin
n'ng of the year a good lime to ar
range plans for the campaign. In at
tempting to rid a lit Id of weeds, those
glowing in the feme corner-, h the
roadsioc.-. along the banks of" the
i.ilchc.-, ami nigleeled places should
not be forgotten. The work of oe
btrm tion should be begun early in the
jear; that will make it easier. The
work must be started early t nonirh to
kill the. weeds before they begin tu
ripen. Cutting w hen in How e r w ili de
stroy many weeds. Thi-t les, t a rw eed,
ami all members of the sunflower fam
ily, if cut while in bl.ioin, will ripi)
ami the mi-iN will mature. If cut at
Ulch times they should be piled and
burnt d. Cultivation during theory
months of the iiintner i- injurious to
Welds and benetieia! to crops, such :n
corn .-ilnl potatoes. The only way to
get rid of wild mustard in grain fields
is to wait till the mu-tard blooms; ;,t
the time whin the plants show up
bright, and yellow, go over the field and
pull every one, piling and burning
them. In addition to the above men
t miied there are four bad weeds that
are dreaded foes of thf farmer and
that are becoming too numerous in
every state. These, are the French
link, dog fennel, white daisy ai.d moth
mullein. Sum,, states have laws pro
hibitliiL' the rrowintr of anv of tl,.-s
wed ,,n the farm, and in some st.,1,.,
there are laws prohibit ing one or no. re
of them. lint good laws are like good
I resolutions and good intention.-, i. e.,
! good f,,r nothing unless put into oper-
at.ion. Intelligent and patient coop
j eration is of course the only law that
l is good for an. v. thit.ar in this rase.
Something like the Salvation Arm
principle c,f work and the worlu works
with you. J : u t where the individual
farmer has to work alone in this mat
ter, the lipitomist ran from experience
recommend the Angora gnat, fle ia a
destroying and redeeming angel and
little factory combined, for he remove
the weeds and brush, opening up tha
land to tillage, and make something
iH-c "'-th:'..'-'..ei-f.rr. wniv-i-,
and mi ting waste
products on the ground free (.f nli irge
for the improvement of the soil.
Agricultural Kpitomist.
wm
for Infants and Children.
(Jasdnria n liariiih'H stihstifuto for ';istr Oil. Pare
goric, IM-ops stiul Soothing Syrups. It is I'lcisnnl. It
contain neither Opium, Morphinci n ir other Narcotif
hiiltstaiice. It tleslrins iiniis ami allays I 'r erisltnc-s.
It cures Diarrhti'it amd W ind olio. It r'lte's '1'ci tli
i HIT T'roiihles and ius 'oust ipsi t ion. It re" dibits tint
Stomach antl llowrls, giving' lu-altliy anil natural .sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother'-, friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Ecars the Signature of
9
SS in
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Liberal Adjustments- i-nmpt Pnvrr.i
REMEMBER
H. HRRUEY SCHDCH,
GENERAL INSC rANCE AGENGV
Only the Oldest,, 'roup's' (Jt.h ('oinp.uiies,
l'iit , Lift . ,c ident and Torn.ii'.o.
Ko Asessmep 1 3
The Aefnn Founded .'
" Home k
" American "
The Standard A
The Nev York 1
The fidelity Mi.
Your Patronat.
No Prerniu; ' Kote3.
1., LSI! Assets 11,'.' ,l;i.8H
" IS 10 i.v0,v4.:i
: ;iit Insurance; 0)
Insurance Co.
I Life Association
solicited.
MOST
LIBERAL
OFFER
OF
THE
.Vei
year:
The lew-York
Tribune Farmer
SUBS0ILING DEVICE.
If Yon Have Once Tried II on Will
Wooilrr lloiv im ot Alitiitf
W illi on 1 It.
is a national i!!u;r:i:-d ag: i.ult o : I -r.-okiv '. r fliers
and their families, and stands at : I n- i ;-: I of agri
ctiltiiral press. It is a practical paper ;'..r practical i"ariiier,
helping them to -ei-ure tin- largest possibli' proiit IV. ;u th
it.Veqf uay rao--ivalirough practical methods.
,'fj 4 T" 7 2rfc. ertaining, instructive and practically i;-cfiil t
the larijd aobvife, sons ami daughter, whose intete-ts it
covers .TPfi-tlftrnctivc t.i:.nuer.
The regular price is fl. 00 per year, but for a limitnl
time we will receive your -ul -sorption for THF. NKW
NOWk TRIhT NE PAHMEH and al-o for your. wti ia onre
local new-pa; of. The I'l.sT. Middle! Hl'g, I'.i.
Botii Papers One Yearforonly S1.25
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Have your i.;ack-tn:th n-ake y.-tt an
iron font fr. m an old wag-.u tire. i:i
shape as you -ee in cut. I'.ore a small
hole througli beam in your two hor-o
-.ud your order ami money to The !'"-!'.
". .11 r name and addn-s oil :i potal :ird '
NEW -NOUN. rWIIH M;I: AR.IFiH, N.-w- " r t It
bring you free -ample copy.
.. THll
y. -vii!
My otl'er to let you try them FREE is based on my
trieiice with mv Talilets in curing dyspepsia.
Write me at once and the FREE TRIAL PACKAGE will be sent
fY return mail, and Boon you will be cured. ( t-l!t-10-t )
PUN MORROW, Chemist, 96 Forest Ave., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
IND0R HOUSE
W. if. BI TI.ER, Proprietor
Warket Si., Harrisburg Pa.,
l"pK..itc I', it. K. Drpot Entrance)
Cnllril tnr All TminW
ps, 25 and 50c. Good MeaU, 25c
Uiioil arennimndattona. tt
ia i . ..d ma iu r.i.l
Five Itroiiio-ijuluine Tablets cure
r uiatiay. io cure, no pay. ince
PAYS
tontlvettise in a live and tip-lo-ilate
newspaper. For result-try
The POST.
JJCHESTER'S ENGLISH
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I llHIIlu..
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for at
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PATENT CO., 107 Betz Build
Injr, Philadelphia, which is the
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opiuion Free of charge to read
ers of this Jot KNAL who will
send-a sketch, model or descrip
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They w ill also give a certilleate
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Valid Patents with the broad
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No. 5 Run T.-F. President.
t
Kidney trcubla preys upen the r-.ind. dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
ana cheerfulness socn
disappear when the kid
neys a.-s out ef order
or diseazed.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that It Is not uncommon
chili ti be tcr
afflicted with weak kir
-1 ney. If J e child urin
i ares tten, if the
urine scalds the flesh 't ... hen the child
reaches an are ".;in - should be able to
control the psage. It Is yet afflicted with
led-wettinp. depend upon it. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
s:ep should be towards the treatment ot
these important organs. This unplearant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need tha same (rest remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It is sold
by druggists. In fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mall
tree, also pamphlet tell
ing all about it. including many o( the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
6l Co., bmghfcmton, N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
The llatehlaar of Darkllnga.
When the eggs begin to hatch let
them strictly alone. 1 not try to
turn the pipped sides up. aud above
do not open the machine every few
hours to see how they are getting
along, or show inquisitive friends)
how cunning the little dears look
coming out of the shells. After the
hatch is fairly over and the ducklings
nearly or quite driad off, open the
machine and quickly take out a tray
and cover with a thin woolen cloth.
Look the eggs over carefully, and
If any are discovered cast in the shell
or with head slightly caught break
away enough of the shell to allow
the little bird some freedom of move
ment and return the tray. Fre
quently these birds will break
through and prove as lively as thoe
earlier hatched. Farm, Garden and
Poultry.
Schools and Courses of Susquehanna
University, Selinspve, Pa.
TK.U HKI' ( (l'UK.At ti.ls 1! te::ll
n.iip-e. It is intended :niv:iiit iMhe erlii-iciicy
ot' those wl'o teach (luring the Winter, ami :i!-o to
The entire n.iirsi' cover b nr vc.ir-. all t 'viiicii :i :i i'
I t
1-.
ir work ;n tl
SCESOILINii CONTRIVANCE.
plow, behind where the upright j ' r.
beam, at A, also, have a, fork made in
the brace, s,i ,,r.e h..e through tha
beam will be u:ricient. Then have
clamp mad', I. with threads cut on
each end so you can tighten; tlv
clamp to be placed just in front i f
cross bar between handlep. Ty usit'
iron wedgiff you can t to any doptli
desired. l"e a seven or e:gh; inch
shotel on thi foot as tou
common ingle stock. W. T
Epitomjit.
;. t:!;t ii caiii d' thu
;inii iiiniint; I'tpticity
pi'i ur" ;i r 't :i.-iiinyj.
taui'ii !,y i aotier.i
i in, .uai 't to!- tin 'o ti
T!iis meets ,i ioi't; :'cit want
with nn'tii;n' -ulario ;nul i.tTer?
!
Teacher
not tiii
ami
. witln.iit interruption
pertiiaut fit certificate ami other aiivautji"
ot teaelier who must ejru their e!ui-at.nn
' excellent opportunities for steatl v atlvatift iimnt.
mri.h t, treri!ir sue, vsst'u i I V it T tt a tiil"' -lit II. 't
them-clves fuliv witli the 1 clients to he .!ci ivt ii from th
vear the term U'dns April t5. L'.'tiil, ami closes July U'.'.
are verv low. Write for lull particulars.
Ml'j'lCAL CKNKKVATURY AND (.OLI.F.t i K
r llllt-'S lv..rr, ami niolniiias (iranftii. Tlie Si Htr ttitn
arrai'irt iih nt
T -tlliiiis.
Facilities are nowhere lieiter.
hose who
.n iinaiut
coiir-c. Tli is
F.pet!se'
would t.a April I, i'd:3, an.l doses June 17. ll'KJ. eci:.i a
Oliver, ia Ueti matle fr a lare atteinlar.ee for Ml'SIC ami miiei
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
is a spIeDtliti course iu Klocutioii
work is in charge ut an
where. The lartre iintH sin
ible corps of tt ticiiers who rank witli hist
KOIv YOl'NU
U oiu.
iiave
Tlu-rn
Hie
anv-
I.atiits Hail has ail the modern . oiiveiuenee.s.
The field work of th forestry tin- Tl,.. ,nv;r,.Min..iir U hniMP It kn nn. I riiivnts (tin rn-t aun-l tluit t heir
' 4II. VUMU HO.V.IW .s ... J
reau engages 162 scientific men ia Jalli;hters w ill lx' t;i veil the best care in everv wav. I'lie cliinaie is ve
"itbeen demonstrated that al- hiul -rroiintlitit: -et.erys all that c-uitl Ijl. O
t .t x .. i... ....ti.. sti'.ili i.ts come trun the l"-t lion;. 'i ' " ''.
. V. . . VW.. V. O l.v VOi,l,i,,V'.U IJ . .... . , ,
n...rt. n ik. n.,ni,ar. . .lo, ...1 ,,,i'.,t h.ut -i to w t c rtc s a w a v at (. i ii eirt'. llio'lavnas 'oiiebv
verv
Our
iTfilw r
noarlv nil th northern rt .,.1. Oi.r.. ,.l -it iMst :l tow tertlts awav at 1. ol U'lTf. 1110
Government inspectors passed upon wlt. the "iris were kept at lu ine, ami only tlie Utys -ent to college
59.133.649 live animals last year at a are vt,rv mlst,nal,t.. Write tor cataiogue autl' particulars,
cost of a Utile more than one cent oMMKK('l AL COlKSK. Au increasiiit: tmiiiir of yount; p, rsons
Thousands of head of cattle are nov. ' are tiinlific; IticiMive jHisitious at the n.iintiiio; ,le-k and in ollices. To
saved from death from blackleg by a meet this ill lliai.o the I'liiversitv oilers a tlioinuoli anil ellicieiit C'oiiiintT
vaccine distributed by the govern . n, colisis'.iiic; ot 1'ook-ktepinn;, IVnmau.-Iiip, ?llol tltalul, C'oiii-
"'!'' . ' . nurcial Law, etc. All or anv , f these sul.jwls may be .ursut.l. IVsidesH
The percentage of loss in ocean "ll"-ul1 1 . . t I liii ,,.al
transit of live stock in tm was: 0.U wuriug a M.per.o,' CoimiifiH-al Loursc. our student- W iu.tional
for cattle, 0.S9 for sheep, and O.in advantages of a In mnasiiim, l.ihrary tun! Keadiiiej-rooiiJ, Literary Jshm.
for horses, which was considerably ,;11S alKj t)e rniversitv life in t;eueral. The University atmosphere
less than for the previous year-a . ' ' , , alL,itiOI', ot' Ui., ,lts, and, tonether with ellicieiit iikstruction
condition due to the increased e-, , ,, . . t, v t,.. .llHinnltv in .iir.
ports of cattle and horses. j gives exceptionally siitusiactorv ti stilts, e have "od.tho.tv u secur-
The agricultural department is now ing positioiis for all students completing the course. W rite tor terms ana
developing In the south a system of particulars.
"one wan farms. These- are small ,.-he 0jte 0f Liberal Arts is noted for its excellent S ieutilic anil
l.ltt Classical Courses. A course in Civil Engineering ,s given.
developed of such a nature as to ap- T'h. Prenaratorv School fits students for College entrance. Address,
,...1 ,1 : 1 1 w 4 . L nt a aI
L-hr Tniiot nciarl!v tvanta anah .v-
land. .
The I'repuratory School fits students for College entrance. Address,
r. 1. VOODKUFF,h:; A.N. WAUNKK, or J. F. KEMPFFJi.
h'igistrar. rieiuocoj
Peau.