INTERNATIONAL FALL^ PRESS CONVINCING PROOF GOOD CURRYCOMB AND BRUSH I I I I I I I I I I I I 1*4 Does Work with One Stroke, 8avlng Much Time—Handle Is Removable How Love Came to Harriet at Pleasure. OF THE VIRTUE OF Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The object of most inventions is a saving of time or labor or both. The What is the use of procrastinating in the face of such man who succeeds in doing this usually By TEMPLE BAILEY evidence as the following letters represent? If you are finds a market for his invention, a LIVE STOCK NOTES. so it would seem that the California sick woman or know one who is, what sensible reason have man who designed the combination Good care of the ewe may save the you for not giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound (Copyright, 1909 Associated Literary Press.) by currycomb and brush has made himself lamb. a trial For 30 years we have been publishing such solid with the rural vote. This to settle things, and Harriet found' Moldy corn is dangerous feed for Harriet threw her books on the apparatus consists of an ordinary currycomb testimonial letters as these—thousands of them —they are herself acquiescing meekly. the horses. couch and said in a tone of disgust: plate with a projection ex- "Well, I'm glad it's one of the Heavy horses are not calculated for genuine and honest, too, every one of them. •'Everything Is so different this year, teachers you sent for," she remarked, hard driving. Mrs. S. J. Barber says: Mrs. George May says: and horrid—" "and not one of the girls." Never feed corn alone to hogs. It 'I think Lydia E. "No one knows Mazie looked up languidly. "What's "Why?" Is false economy. Pinkham's "Vegetable what I have suffered the matter?" "Because the girls are all In love. Carelessness in handling pigs is a Compound from female Harriet sat down on tie foot of the It's a perfect epidemic. If you had a bad habit to acquire. is the best medicine troubles, couch. "Well, last year all the girls cure for hearts you could get a good in the world neuralgia pains, Sheep are excellent farm cleaners, jwere just jolly and simple and natural, practice up there in the dormitory." for women—and and backache. weed killers and fertilizers. "They wouldn't employ me," his I feel it my duty pind now they've all come back in love. My doctor said Does the barn smell' stuffy these to let others he could not give amused glance met her. "They don't Four of them engaged, and the. rest— mornings? Fix that ventilator. to know the good it me anything mooning." want to be cured." cure it. Through has done for me. Even on cold days hogs should "Well, they are silly," Harriet said. Mazie laughed. "Well, they are old a Three years ago the advice of have plenty of good fresh air. "No," he contradicted, "they are pnough, aren't they?" she demanded. I had a tumor friend I began The idea that anything is good not." "This is their senior year." which the doctor to use Lydia E. enough for a pig is a mistaken one. She looked up quickly. "But they 1 said would have (Pinkham's Vege­ "Yes, they are old enough," Harriet Blanket your horses during the sleet to be removed by an operation or I table Compound, and the pain soon are so young—and there's so much in admitted, "but I don't see why they could not live more than a year, storms as well as when it is extremely disappeared. I continued its use life besides love." panted to tie themselves up, and now or two, at most. I wrote Mrs. Pinkham, and am now in perfect health. he cold. "There is nothing in life," told they can't talk of anything but romance at Lynn, Mass., for advice, and Compound Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable On bright, warm days open up the her gravely, "but love—love of one's and roses, and they are always took 14 bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's me has been a God-send to stable doors and let the blessed sunshine fellow men, love of God, the love of •writing letters. Even you, Mazie, Vegetable Compound, and today as I believe I should have been in in. family, of friends, and, greatest of the tumor is gone and I am a when I begin to talk on sensible subjects, my grave if it had not been for Mrs. the the Some cornstalks may he fed to the perfectly well woman. I hope my all, the love of lover for Pinkham's advice and Lydia E. your eyes get dreamy, and before porkers every day. They are sweet testimonial will be of benefit to others."— Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." woman who shares his life." I know it you are asking me if J. BAKBER, Mrs. S. Scott, Ave., and do the hogs good. —Mrs. 86 4th GEORGE MAT, Harriet was thrilled by the way he I don't like blue-eyed men better than Y. Paterson, N. J. Every sheep owner should keep a said it. His wife must be a happy brown-eyed ones." Mrs. E. F. Hayes says: Mrs. W. K. Housh says: pure bred ram, but every man is not woman she thought. Mazie blushed. "You'll know how it Currycomb and Brush. qualified to keep pure bred stock. She said as much to Miss Flick, the "I was under the "I have been Is yourself some day, Harriet." Everything possible should be done tending from the handle, and a brush doctor's treatment completely cured little English teacher, when they had "If I do," said Harriet, fiercely, "no for a fibroid of a severe female to bring the ewes to a vigorous fl§sh with a hollow handle. To make the been in the doctor's home for over a one will know a thing about it. I'll tumor. I suffered trouble by combination all that is necessary is to forming condition at the mating period. week. "How happy his wife must be." keep it to myself, and not go around with pain, soreness, Lydia E. Pinkham's thrust the handle of the comb into the For Dr. Redmond was one of the looking like a dying calf." bloating, Vegetable The man who desires large profits handle of the brush and one implement men who, in a selfish world, forgot and could not Compound, and Mazie's laughter rippled. "You from his flock should provide it with is formed. Instead, then, of raking himself and lived only for the poor walk or stand on want to recommend Wouldn't hide it, Harry—no woman the best that good management will a horse with the currycomb and souls who depended upon him. Night my feet any it to all'suffering can." women." produce. going over him again with the brush, length of time. I and day he toiled, glorying in his opportunities, "Well, you see," Harriet said, "but wrote to Mrs. Mrs. W. K. The man who sells his calves for the whole operation can be performed never too tired nor too I'm not going to fall in love—I'm going Pinkham for advice, Eastview HOUSH, 7 with .one stroke by passing the brush veal and his young steer for other busy to give himself for others. folio wed her Ave., Cin !to stick strictly to books and let boys people to breed is robbing his own portion of the new implement over Harriet thought of the boys she had directions and cinnati, Ohio. alone." family. the path left by the preceding stroke known—nice fellows, but occupied took Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Because your case is a difficult E. "Of course," said Mazie, demurely. of the comb when the next sweep of The man who keeps cattle hogs with having a good time. She decided Compound. To-day I am a well one, doctors having done you no "I wish you joy, Harriet." the comb is made. In this way two and sheep and owns a manure spreader woman, the tumor was expelled and good, do not continue to suffer without that if she ever married she would They studied in silence for awhile, my whole system strengthened. I will never be In fear of the fertilizer horses can be cleaned in the time it giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable choose a man like the doctor. then Harriet said, "I am going for a advise all women who are afflicted Compound a trial. It surely trust. used to take to groom one. She wondered what kind of woman with tumors or female troubles to has cured many cases of female ills, .walk—want to go, Mazie?" If your best brown mare is worth his wife might be, and complained to try Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable such as inflammation, ulceration,displacements, E. Mazie's eyes twinkled. "I've got a $200 to the man over in the next Miss Flick. "The doctor's wife hasn't ADVANTAGES OF THE SILAGE Compound." Mrs. F. fibroid tumors, irregularities,periodic E. HAYES, letter to write, Harriet." township you may be sure she is been in to see once." Washington St., Boston, Mass. pains,backache,etc. 1890 "To Bob?" Harriet demanded. worth more than that to you—keep "My dear," Miss Flick exclaimed, For 30 years Lydia X]. Pinkham's Vegetable "Yes." Experiments Demonstrate That Field her. "he isn't married." Compound has been the standard remedy for "But you wrote to him yesterday." of Corn Will Yield $33 per Acre "But the maid spoke of Mrs. Redmond." female ills. No sick woman does justice to "Why not?" —Use in Fattening. herself who will not try this £amous medicine. SKELETON OF COMMON HORSE "Oh, you are hopeless," said Harriet, Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and "That was his mother who was and flung herself out of the room, has thousands of cures to its credit. (BY PROF. D. H. OTIS. UNIVERSITY over for the day." On the way downstairs she met four Illustration Given Below Is Reproduction, OF WISCONSIN.) Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women "Oh," said Harriet. Of the various feeds which are the dreamy maidens, each of whom refused with Description of Important to write her for advice. She has Of course, everybody knows what most palatable corn silage is without her invitation to walk, and Har- Points. guided thousands to health free of charge. happened. Harriet fell in love with doubt the cheapest and most effective Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass* Dr. Redmond. IYBIA S PINKHAM ration. It is a valuable feed for dairy This illustration is a faithful reproduction "But no one shall ever guess," she and beef cattle and also for horses, a Your Liver of the skeleton of horse. Not Willing to Commit Himself. resolved, bravely. calves and sheep. Many of the leading The teacher had called upon Freddie But that night as she lay on the Wisconsin farmers find that silage Brown to give an illustration of is Clogged up couch in the living room, with Miss can be handled as cheap, if not cheaper, the proper manner in which to compare Flick downstairs, eating her dinner, the adjective "clean." than the corn crop can be handled That's Why You're Tired—Out of the doctor came In. "Mother is clean," said he, falteringIy, in the usual manner. Silage furnishes Sort*—Have No Appetite. "Better, little girl?" he asked. "father is—cleaner—" Here he a succulent feed with very little waste "Yes," Harriet's tone was subdued. CARTER'S LITTLE, paused. and is always ready to use. LIVER PILLS He sat down beside the couch. And," prompted the teacher. In combination with alfalfa or clo CARTERS will put you right "You'll be well enough to go back Freddy was still silent and very ver, with a mixture of corn or barley I In a tew days. to-morrow," he said, "and I know you thoughtful. for grain, silage furnishes an espe- I They ao want to get at your studies." "Haven't you some other relative?'1 •Uii duty. dally good ration, all grown on the Studies! Harriet had forgotten that asked the teacher, smiling. PILLS. Cure farm and cheaper than mill feeds. such things as books existed. "Oh, yes," replied Freddie, "there's Censtlpa. %. The importance of palatability cannot "Oh, yes, of course," she stammered. auntie—but I ain't sure about her!" tiM, B0. be overestimated, as it Increases the He gazed into the fire, his grave ieasaest, Indlgectioa, sad Sick KuJidu. amount of feed eaten and, when properly eyes intent on the dancing flames. "I $100 Reward, $100. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE assimilated, the more the animal shall miss you—*' he said at last. GENUINE must bear signature: 8keleton of a Horse. of paper to eats the larger product it will return.' The readers this will be pleased learn Harriet caught her breath. "It has that at there Is least one dreaded disease that science been nice to be here." A ton of mixed hay occupies 400 to has been able cure in all its stages, and that Is The description of the most important Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positlvs He turned to her suddenly. "I wish cubic feet of space and eight tons of cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh points follows: being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional I might say to you all that's in my corn silage can be put in the same 1 H, First cervical vetebra (atlas) treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally. heart," he said. "I'm such a lonely amount of room. The ton of mixed acting directly upon the blood and mucous HEUNATfS 7 H, seventh cervical vertebra 1 R, surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the old fellow, and you fit In somehow— hay contains about 960 pounds of digestible foundation of the disease, and giving the patient first dorsal vertebra 6 R, sixth rib strength by building up the constitution and assisting into my life. You are so straightforward dry matter, while eight tons 17 R, seventeenth dorsal vertebra 18 nature In doing its work. The proprietors have and sweet—and dear—Harriet." of silage contain 2,560 pounds of dry so much faith in its curativc powers that they offer R, eighteenth or last rib 1 L, first to One Hundred Dollars for any case that it tails And then he asked her to marry matter. This one point of the economical cure. Send for list of testimonials. COPPER lumbar vertebra 6 L, sixth or last PLATE Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, OSold him, and Harriet, man-hating Harriet, storage of the corn crop, lumbar vertebra 6 K, sixth rib cartilage by all Druggists. 75c. said "Yes." when put up in the form of silage, is Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Cured Right at Home 1 scapula (shoulder blade) 2, "But you mustn't tell any one," she worthy of attention where a large spine of scapula 9, radius 10, carpus Storm Episode. warned him, "not a soul shall know number of animals are fed. by ELECTROPODES. New Electric Treatment. 12, metacarpus (shin bone) 14, Two handsome young women, becomingly Galvanic insoles—copper and zinc—worn inside until spring." The advantages of feeding silage dressed, slipped and fell together shoes. Invigorate entire body. Nerves become "live sternum (breast bone) 18, femur 20, wires.*9 Positive cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, She went back to school the next during periods of drought is fully appreciated in the slushy pool of the crossing. Backache, Kidney and Liver complaints. Price patella (knee cap) 21, tibia 23, fibula "iet laughed and joked and teased, but only $1.00. Your money returned if not satisfactory. day, arriving at three o'clock. And at by those who have tried it. They arose wet and angry. 24, tuberosity of calcaneum 26, Guarantee signed with each sale. Electropodes are )when at last she was out on the snowy five she wrote a note. At seven, as mailable. If not at your Druggist's, send us $1.00* During the latter part of last summer 'Wring out, wild belles," commented phalanges 27, internal trochanter of path her eyes were full of tears. It State whether for man or woman. she sat studying with Mazie, she Wisconsin .suffered a severe drought WESTERN ELECIROPODE CO. an observer, such an addition of insult femur 28, external or third trochanter was not easy to make new friends, caught the eyes of her roommate fixed 245 Los Angeles St., Los Angeles, Cel. and corn silage was fed to the university to injury being condemned by all of femur. £nd last year she had had such close upon her. "Harriet," Mazie said, reproachfully, dairy herd. The flow of milk was who overheard.—Philadelphia Ledger. ^companionship. "I don't believe you know never kept up so well during the summer She went down the Lake road, head |DM SCRATCHER FOR MANGY HOGS a word in that book—it's upside as it was by the use of this Important to Mothers. ]up, cheeks red, trying to walk off the down." Examine carefully every bottle ol silage. The summer silo is sure to ^lues that oppressed her. LIVE STOCK AND And Harriet blushed. CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for Log Stretched Between Two Posts, become a more important factor in And because her head was up she MISCELLANEOUS Mazie came and sat down on the infants and children, and see that it 1 successful dairying. Covered With Oil, Kept Well Saturated, slipped on an icy stretch of ground, stool at her friend's feet. "And you Bears the Is Excellent. The use of silage for fattening beef Electrotypes Itwisted her ankle and fell in a forlorn are different, somehow," she went on Signature of jheap. catUe has been tested at a number of "if it was anybody else, I should say To construct a practical scratcher And there a plodding old farmer, experiment stations and by stockmen In Use For Over 30 YearsT you were in love." for hogs, place two posts, five feet iwith his plodding team, found her, a with excellent results. In experiments The Kind You Have Always Bought. And then Harriet confessed, unexpectedly, long, firmly In the ground and ten feet half hour later, half frozen ill the midIdle conducted by the writer it was found "I am. And, oh, Mazie, he is IN GREAT VARIETY of the road. that silage fed steers sold at $4.95 per Breakers Ahead. the dearest thing." FORj SALE cAT THE "What makes you so sure that suffragette "I called and called," Harriet said, 100 pounds, while those fed no silage LOWEST PRICES BY And Mazie, having -kissed her, triumphantly club is in for serious trouble? i"and I couldn't make anybody hear." brought only $4.70 per 100 pounds, a remarked: "I told you, Harriet—I WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION "There wasn't anybody to hear," gain of 25 cents in favor of silage fed told you you would be like any "My wife has just joined it," replied 554 W. Adams St., Chicago tsaid the old man. "I was on my way animals. It was found that for every other girl when love really came." Mr. Meekly. jto the mill, but they ain't many goes 100 pounds of gain 471 pounds of ithis way—" silage fed saved 18 pounds of grain Caught by Sun. FERRY DAVIS' PAINKILLER BEFIU6E STIRCH—! "If you could take me to the—" and 156 pounds of alfalfa. has an enviable reputation of over seventy years as a _16 ounces ta "I've got an old straw hat," said reliable remedy for lumbago, sciatica, pleurisy Harriet began, as she tried to stand was connection the package the "that I wear out In these tests silage fed in At impecunious girl, Btitctaes, etc., 25c, 35c and 50c. all druggists. other starches only 12 ounces—same price and mp, and then, before she could finish alfalfa hay, corn chop, with in the rain, never anything else, and "DEFIANCE" 18 SUPERIOR QUALITY. The decollete-gowned woman is seldom her sentence, she fainted dead away. Kafir corn chop and cottonseed meal. when it is raining the darned old thing deceitful at least, she doesn't try "Hum," said the old man, and Inventors' books free. Beeler The average soil, in unusual seasons, looks very well, humid, you know, to conceal much. & Robb, Pat. A'tys., In8-162 tubkbed his stubby chin. Then he will produce 12 to 15 tons of green, McGill Bldg., Wash., D. C. with the straw soaking nicely and the loaded her into the wagon like a sack corn per acre. Even with a yield of big black bow doing the same. Hog Scratcher. The Tenderfoot Farmer iof meal, and never stopped driving 10 tons per acre there is an income, "Well, it rained this morning and I until he had reached the office of the according to this experiment, of about apart. Get a small log and mortise went out in my old hat. Then, just ionly doctor in the town. $33 per acre. an end in each post, having one as my luck would have it, about noon When Harriet opened her eyes, The financial statement of this experiment It was one of these experimental farmers, who put green end six Inches, the other 12 inches it quit and the sun came out bright spectacles on his cow and fed her shavings. His theory iBome one was saying: "It's a pretty showed that the silage fed from ground. This will fit both pigs as you please, brighter than usual, it was that it didn't matter what the cow ate so long as she ad sprain she'll have to stay here steers made a profit of $4.10 per head, and hogs. Cover posts and log with seemed to me, and there I was In was fed. The questions of digestion and nourishment had or some time." while the same grade of steers fed old grain sacks and tack them on0securely. broad daylight in my old black straw not entered into his calculations. Harriet's eyes came open with a on the same feed except silage lost hat. That wasn't enough mortification, Mix common machine oil and It's only a "tenderfoot" farmer that would try such $1.47 per head. kerosene in equal parts and keep bags him­ but I must go shopping in It. •^experiment with a cow. But many a farmer feeds I've got to back," she said, self get regardless oi digestion and nutrition. He might almost as well eat shavings well saturated. The hogs will do the Do you know, I sat at that stocking jwith decision. for all the good he gets out of bis food. The result is that the stomach re*U counter for three-quarters of an hour Nothing Wasted with Sheep. The dostor laughed—a mellow laugh grows *'weak" the a^ion of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired before the stylish girl In black and Nothing need be wasted on the and the man suffers the miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness. at Harriet liked. blonde hair would even notice, that Care of Animals* farm where sheep are kept—tufts of You are going to stay here for ten To strengthen the stomach, restore the activity of the or* I was there? When she did finally grass, weeds and aftermaths and odd Much is said about the health of &ans of digestion and nutrition and brace up the aenrefl, idays." wait on me she kept looking at my bits of feed can all be utilized and hogs. cows and other domestic animals, use DrPiercers Golden Medical Discovery. It Is an an* "But tUey won't allow It—the faculty, hat so hard I nearly broke down and and there is some ground for converted Into wool and mutton. Sailing remedy, and has the confidence ot physicians am I mea»—the girls have to be In the cried. Never again! That hat goes the agitation. All will admit that oui well as the praise ot thousands healed by its use• {dormitory every night." to my washerwoman for a present. domestic animals are not as robust Bad Habits of Colt*. "1 telephoned up to the college," the I" the strictest sense "Golden Medical Discovery" is a temperance medicine. and free from disease as they should Look out for bad habits in your {doctor said, "and they are going to Fools Few People. It contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and is as free from alcohol be, yetvwe believe that conditions are colts. It is so much easier to keep Counterfeit sympathy is one the as from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs. All ingredients printed on •send one of the teachers to stay with such that our animals might„ be as them out than it Is to get rid of them its outside wrapper. most easily detected imitations fa the iyou." healthy as they ever were in the hi*tory Don't let a dealer delude you for his own profit. There is no medicine for if they once get a hold on the young He had a with him that nwmm world. way stomach, liver and blood "just as good" as "Golden Medical Disoovery." of farming. liorse.