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HAS NO
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What Lydia E. Pinkham'a
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for Mrs. Warner.
Onnlaska. Wis. "Evervmonthlhnrl
wich pains in my back and lower part of
lsiomacn i could not
lie in bed. I suf
fered bo it seemed
as though I would
die, and I was not
rcjjular either. I
suffered for a year
and was unfit to do
my housework,
could only wash
d is ho 8 onco in a
y while. I read an
5,1 . .
naverusemcnt 01
what Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound had dono
for other women and decided to try it.
It surely did wonders for me. I havo
no pains now and I can do my house
work without any trouble at all. I
will always praise your medicine oa I
do not believe there is a doctor that can
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and you may uso these facts as a testi
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R. 1, Box 69, Onnlaska, Wis.
The reason women write such letters
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and tell their friends how they are
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ana happiness into their lives. Freed
from their illness they want to pass the
good news along to other suffering
women that they also may be relieved.
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Constipation
or Blotchy Skin
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regular bowels, and a
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oreat nepe and blood tonic for
Anemia, Iheumatlsm, Nervousness,
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Otialoe nai atirilQQiliro y!canff?vC
No Rest.
" she said, "If you should
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he said, "aren't you even
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Cntarn Is a local disease greatly Influ
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destroj the foundation of tho disease,
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aiEDIINa falls to cure.
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A Boy's Idea,
Tlf small boy's Idea of hell seems
to Wan empty wood-or-eoal-box when
It Iftlme to go skating. Leavenworth
Po:
Wain Cutlcura Improve Your Skin,
Onrlslng and retiring gently smear
the face with Cutlcurn Ointment
Will off Ointment In flvo minutes
wn Cutlcurn Soap and hot water. It
Isl'onderful sometimes what Cutlcura
wl do for poor complexions, dandruff.
Ufilng and red rough hands. Adv.
Nothing to I'..
f 'While there's life, there's hope."
J"I get you. Don't be a dead one,"
ist. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The lack of ( lehi's Is almost as had
tho abuse of them.
FIND THE CAUSE!
It isn't right to drag along feeling
miserable half Kick. Find out what is
making you fori mi badly and try to
correct it. l'erhnps your kidneys are
ciuieiiiK that throbbing backache or
tliiwo nharp, htabbing pains. You may
have tnoriuiiK lameness, too. head
aches, dizzy spells and irrcguliir kid
ney action. I'oo Doan's Kidney Pills.
They have helped thmiMtuls of ailing
folks. Ask your neighbor!
A Nebraska Caso
Mrs. Earl Curtis,
KV K St.. N. Au
burn. Neb., says: "I
had puffy sacs bo
neath my eyes and
nurtured from norv
oim heailaches,
backaches, In fact,
my whole body was
In pain. I unM dif
ferent medicines
but kept on getting
worm instead of
hotter. KUially I
began using Douii'h
Wlilnoy ruin unii
wan entirely UUrPd '
01 Dn' at Any Stoi. COc a Dos
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PI SO S
TRUCKS USEFUL
FOR FARM WORK
Fifty Thousand Farmers Now
Own Motor Vehicles.
CENSUS NOT YET COMPLETE
Pleasure Cars and Trailers Not Taken
Into Account by Reporters New
York Stato Is In Lead With
3,171 Machines.
(Prepared by tho United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
At least HO.OOO farmers In tho Unit
ed States own moto? trucks which
they use on their farms. This Is
shown hy n preliminary survey of the
ownership and use of motor trucks
hy farmers undertaken by the olllco
of fnrm management and the bureau
of crop estimates. Tho data secured
by this Inquiry nnswer many questions
which have been asked" repeatedly In
recent years regarding tho extent to
which motor vehicles nre used for
farm hauling.
How Figures Were Secured.,
The figures on which totals for tho
nntlon and the several states nre based
were secured from approximately 215,
000 selected crop reporters of the
bureau of crop estimates. These co
operators were asked to report the
nnnip.s and addresses of farmers they
knew who own motor trucks for farm
use. Pleasure cars and trailers for
use with pleasure cars were excluded,
and the reporters were asked not to
take account of trucks which nre used
primarily for general custom hauling,
or on regularly established routes.
This survey can scarcely be con
sidered a complete census, for It Is
probable that In some localities the
crop reporters were not acquainted
with all the truck owners, but It Is
certain that a very lnrge per cent
havo been listed. It Is believed that
In no stnto were less than 75 per
cent of the trucks reported. If not
complete In every respect, the figures
show the relative distribution very
satisfactorily.
How Truck Are Divided.
The exact number of motor trucks
reported Is 10,1!).", divided among the
states as follows: Alabama. 847;
Arizona, 93; Arkansas, 721; California,
1,019; Colorado, 80-1; Connecticut, 1157;
Delaware, 100; Floridn, .ISO; Georgia,
1,808; Idaho, 1520; Illinois, 2,201; In
diana, 1,5 18 ; Iown, 2,7715; Kansas, 1,
732; Kentucky, 818; Louisiana, 310;
Dairyman Carrying Milk on Good Road
in New York.
Maine, 435; Maryland, 500; Massachu
setts, 001; Michigan, 1,030; Minnesota,
1,255; Mississippi, 957; Missouri, 2,
005; Montana, 359; Nebraska, 2,739;
Nevada, 41; New Hampshire, 283;
New Jersey. 802; New Mexico, 104;
New York. 3,171; North Carolina, 1,
150; North Dakota, 501; Ohio, 2,201;
Oklahoma, 723; Oregon, 309; Pennsyl
vania, 2,700; Rhode Island, 152;
South Carolina, 1,190; South Dakota,
1.70S; Tennessee, 978; Texas, 1,008;
Utah, 173; Vermont, 282; Virginia, 1,-
128; Washington, 0S2; West Virginia,
405; Wisconsin, 1,405; Wyoming, 174
SPINACH IS FINE VEGETABLE
It Is Very Luscious, Tender, Succulent
and Appetizing Has Me.
diclnal Value.
Not every gardener recognizes the
value of spinach no a vegetable. It Is
i very luscious vegetable, tender, suc
culent anil appetizing, and it also has
a medicinal value, It is said. It Is n
very important food for the brain, it
Is believed.
TUBERS RESISANT TO WART
Malady That Threatens From Penn
' sylvar'i Is Particular as to
Varieties Attacked.
Ttu deadly potato disease wart that
threatens our doors from Pennsylvania
N fortunately particular as to the
varieties It attacks. The Irish Cobbler
and (ireen Mountain, for example, are
very resistant to wart.
HAVE VEGETABLES ALL YEAR
In Making Selection of Seeds for Fam.
Ily Garden Plan to Have Well
Assorted Variety.
If a little care bo given In making
the selection of vegetable Hint nre to
be plumed the garden will produce a
variety of vegetables, from early spring
until late In tint fall.
4? frt.wd
CLOVER IS THE KEY
CROP IN ROTATIONS
Specialists Are Concerned Ovci
Decline in Its Use.
Less Planting of Crop Has Injurious!)
Affected Productiveness of Soil
Possible to Find Substi
tute Crop.
(Propared by tho United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
From tho Atlantic to Iown and from
Tennessee to Canada clover Is the
key crop In rotations, but there Is 8
gradual though steady decline In the
culture of red clover In this area
Specialists In the bureau of plant in
dtiHtry, are seriously concerned ovct
this decline and urge all farmers tc
get hack to clover. ..
Less planting of clover has Injuri
ously affected tho productiveness ol
the region and Is likely to affect II
still nioro Injuriously If something It
not dono either to Increase tho acre-
Raking Crimson Clover Hay In Del
aware.
nge of clover or to find n substitute
"Whether u farmer adopts a three
four, or live-year rotation," the spe
clalists declare, "ho Is sure to find
that his yields will decline If he does
not have clover somewhere In tho ro
tation. Theoretically, of course, It it
possible to substitute another legumi
nous crop for clover, but prnctlcallj
clover fits so well into the agricultural
practices of this section that It is tin
only leguminous crop having any large
degree of inlluence upon keeping ui
the productivity of the soli."
CONSUMER MUST BE PLEASED
Produce Should Be Packed So That II
Will Reach Destination In
Good Condition.
The producer dealing directly with
consumer must not forget that out
shipment of poor produce causes more
dissatisfaction than can be overcome
with several shipments of hlgli-qualltj
produce, say market experts of the
United Stntes department of agricul
ture. Consumers often Judge the
quality of produce by appearance.
Farmers should pack produce so thai
when It has been transported It will
arrive In good condition and present
a good appearance. Containers should
bo suited to the produce shipped and
should be durable, strong and reason
able in price. Much dissatisfaction
has resulted from the use of unsuitable-
containers.
REMEDY FOR INFERTILE EGGS
Substitution of Another Malo Will
Often Relieve Trouble Make a
Change of Some Kind.
If you find that tho eggs from a
certain ynrded pen are largely Infer
tile something should bo done to
change the condition of things. Very
often putting In another male for a
time will relieve It, while you feed up
the removed male so that he may
have greater vigor. Make a change ol
some kind and see If it will do the
work.
PROFITS FROM APPLE TREES
When Planted In Permanent Place Six
to Eight Years They Should
Begin to Bear.
Reckoning tho age of a tree from
the time when It Is plnnted In Its
permanent place, apple trees should
begin to bear, as a rule, when they
have been planted six to eight years,
according to the United States de
partment of agriculture.
MAKING PLANS FOR GARDEN
Splendid Idea to Plant Permanent
Crops on One Side Hand
Work Is Disagreeable..
In planning the garden, It Is well to
plant the permanent crops on one side.
Everything should be grown In rows,
so as to cultivate it with cultivators.
It Is tho hand work that makes gar
dening the disagreeable chore that so
many dislike.
VITALITY OF ALFALFA SEED
Stored Under Ordinary Conditions It
Will Retain Germinating
Power Many Years.
Kxperlments with good clenn alfalfa
seed stored under ordinarily good con
ditions Indicate that It will retain Its
vitality for at least twenty-three years.
Uvea under rather poor conditions, al
falfa seed after 27 years was still able
to germinate 40 per cent.
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FOWLS OPEN DOOR OF HO
Tilting Platform Arranged SoATtw
Hens May Libera to Themselvi
by Stepping on It
Tho following Is ono of the almtfct
methods of enabling hens to opcnfEfiff
henhouses door In tho morning, ther
by relieving their owner of the neces
sity of rising at daybreak to let them'.
out. The door of the henhouso Is
hinged at the top, so that It opens out
ward, and tho lower edge catches
agntnst the floor, so that It canuot
swing lnwurd. Near the lower edgo
on the outside n cord Is attached,
which passes upward over two small
pulleys hanging from a beam. Tho.
other end of tho cord supports a tin
can weighted with stones, so as to bo
just heavy enough to pull tho door
open and keep it so. On the lloor of
tho henhouse, right In front of tho
door, is a tilting platform, with a hook
In tho front edge, which tits an eye
screwed Into tho door. Tho door can
therefore be locked at night by catch
ing the hook In the eye, ami the pull
of the cord against tho door on tho
outside has the effect of making tho
hook hold securely. When the own-,
cr hns locked tho door In tho evening,
after the hens havo gono to roost, .hjQ
sprinkles a few grains of feed on tEei
outward end of the tilting platfom
which is now In a horizontal position,!
and leaves tho henhouse by the lurM
the following morning, the tlrst.
which lumns unon tho nlatforra
pick at the feed tilts tho plafeotwjj
releasing the nook rrom the ey.ejtnu.
tno wcignteu can on me ouisiuejpiujiH,
Hens Unlock Poultry House Door by
Stepping on Tilting Platform.
the door open. A knot in the cord,
made to catch In the pulley, will pre
vent wrenching nt tho hinges. L.
Ilussakof. Brooklyn. N. Y., In I'opu
lur Mechanics Magazine.
POULTRY IN PUREBRED CLASS
Entry of Peafowls Received From
South Dakota Farmer Also
Turkeys, Ducks and Geese.
Tho first peafowls have been en
teral In the "Hotter Sires Hotter
Stock" crusndo of tho agricultural
colleges, the United States depart- i
ment of agriculture, and co-operating
agencies. The entry comes from
Butte county, S, D., and tho owner
Is ,T. L. Jones. He Is using purebred
sires In breeding horses, cattle, swlno
and poultry. Among his poultry ho
records u peacock and two peahens,
also a liberal number of turkeys,
geese nnd ducks. The campaign ul
rcudy Is giving valuable facts and fig
ures regarding the classes of llvo
stock most commonly kept together
on farms.
MAKE FRIENDS WITH FOWLS
Hens Will Not Do Their Best When
They Run at Approach of Attend
antFeed From Hand.
Make friends with your hens. Thoy
will thrive better. You will like to
cure for them better. Hons cannot be
at their best when they always run
at the approach of their attendant.
Feed n little from your hand. You
will get their confidence, and more of
their eggs.
ARRANGE TO PRESERVE EGGS
Those Gathered In April and May May
Be Put in Waterglass and
Saved for Winter.
Save eggs during April and May for
winter use by preserving In water
glass. Mix nine quarts of water, boiled
and cooled, with one iniurt of water
glass. Place the solution In a five-gallon
Jar. Will preserve 15 dozen eggs.
Store In cool place for winter use.
COLONY HOUSES BENEFICIAL
Poultryman Enabled to Place Growing
Stock on Clean Ground Reducing
Disease Dangers.
Colony houses permit the poultry
man to place his nrrnvlng ntock on
clean ground each year and this re
du'eos the danger of disease which If
present when young stock Is raised on
the same soil over which tho old hlrdi
have been ranging for many years.
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Doesn't hurt at alt and costs only
Iktt wick rw
; ; "For cooking hli uTc
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mention this paper, Adv. r ' ,
When a woman Is lncltowltf'bft
dlsagreenhlo she Is sure .to IkWlco food.'
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Oh, What's the Use?
"More money? Why, only yesterday
I gave you $20,"
"Yes, dear, but I spent that on a
new hat."
"Hut I gave It to you to buy food.
You can't feed yourself on a new hat."
"I can feed part of myself with It."
"What do you mean?"
"I can feast my eyes on It."
Thero Is not much uso lu Btartlng
on the right road unless you keep on
moving.
Kongoland breeds a native Bheep
which Is without wool.
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