INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. Obeying the SYSTEM FOR MARKING PIGS CORN PLANTING IS "What a good brother he is. If only 1 DANGER SIGNALS. had had such a brother to look out for Sick kidneys give unmistakable rifr me. I hope I won't be too late." She Easy What Matter to Determine From OVER nals of distress. Too frequent or scanty went to the nearest telegraph office Litter They Came and What urinary passages, backache, headache and sent this message: 8ow Produced Them. and dizzy spells tell of disordered kiAneys. "Willard Ferris, Gladeville, Mo.— Neglect of these warnings mayprove Don't accept offer for land. It is Before the young pure bred pigs that By William H. Hamby THAT CANADIAN TRIP SHOULD fatal. Begin using Doan's Kidney worth five times that figure. are to be reserved for breeding purposes Pills. They cure sick kidneys. NOW BE TAKEN. and the breeders market are "N. I." ioxo. CoDjrifht, by Associated Literary Press Mrs. M. A. Gam1 *W•HStOfy ure Then she went to her room and weaned they should be marked in n, Russellville^ Miss Ingle ceased clicking the typewriter If you had intended going to Canada cried. She had no scruples over LIVESTOCK NOTES. some way so that later they may Ark., says: "I was* for a moment and straightened for the purpose of purchasing thwarting the rascals In their deal. readily and easily be Identified as to in such bad shape In her chair to rest the muscles of her land on which to establish a home and She knew it was against the law of The highest degree of success will what Utter they belong to and from Hirpm* from kidney shoulders. The work of the Midland accompanying some land company, business to use the secrets of one's only be attained through the use of what sow they were produced. Failure that I gave up hopeof Coal & Mineral Land compay was whose holdings you proposed to look employer but she was obeying, a pure-bred cattle. to do this where large herds of my recovery. I very heavy for one stenographer. The over or to go up on your own account higher law. And while she was willing a •wine are kept and many litters produced Do you want balky horse? You could rest neither grind grew more wearisome and nervewracking to select one hundred and sixty acres to expose the rascally deal, she can easily have one by giving htm too each season, often causes much night or day, tbe every day. But she was alone of land free, you should delay no was not willing at the same time to Inconvenience and vexation later when heavy loads to draw. pains in my back In the city and this was the only employment longer. Corn-planting is over, your continue to draw salary from them. By a cross-bred animal is meant one nearly driving nt she was fitted for. And she wheat crop is well ahead, and you She was out of work, and employment whose sire and dam are of pure-breeding, frantic. There verr bread must have and Are. have a few weeks' time before you are at that time was hard to get but of different breeds. decided dropsical symptoms such aa required in the fields again. Now "What did Jackson say about that Miss Ingle had returned to her a It is common sense that mature swelling of my feet and ankles and my land In Glade county?" asked the make your intended trip. Reports dingy, poorly heated room. Today, as •ow will produce larger and more perfect heart palpitated violently. After doctoring Junior partner, looking up from a letter. at hand show that the crop prospects for many days, she had searched for pigs than a very young one. without benefit, I began witfe Jackson was the company's coal in Canada were never better than work—and found none. been long Shropshire sheep have Doan's Kidney Pills and when I had expert. KEY they are today. The cool weather has There was a knock on her door. She and known in England, favorably used two boxes I was as well as ever.'*' not affected the crop, but if anything, "Said It was one of the finest outlooks shrank back and hesitated to open it. are to though they comparatively new Remember the name—Doan's. it has been a benefit. There has been he ever saw," replied Biker, the 10 3Q -She Owed for three weeks room and America. For sale by all dealers. SO cents plenty of moisture and those who senior partner. "Worth at least a hundred-and-fifty board, and expected, every day, that box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y- Many big, strong good muttonformed have had their land properly prepared an acre." her landlady would, tell her to leave. sheep are deficient in fleece look upon this year as likely to be one "What Is it worth for farming purposes?" No one need speak of monotony ST "Miss Ingle," the landlady called, In fact, this quite frequently occurs in of the best they have had. A great only they just look around for an. a man "there is downstairs to see the good flocks. many are going up this season who other's wants.—Roys ton. "On, not much. It is poor, very you." Among all our domestic animals expect to pay two or three dollars an poor say twenty or twenty-five an She went down, wondering. As she SKIN HUMOR 25 YEARS none better repays careful contemplation acre more than they were asked to acre." entered the parlor a strong, cleanlooking of her characteristics and habits pay last year. Others who wish to Marking the Pigs. "About what shall we offer the young man arose and came than the contemplative cow. homestead are prepared to go farther "Cuticura did" wonders for me. FOf' young hayseed?" toward her with outstretched hand. pigs must be identified for registry Good treatment of a horse will not from the line of railway than would twenty-five years I suffered agony "Start him at thirty," replied Biker, He wore a very new suit of clothes tlon when they are sold or when a have been necessary last year. Still soon be forgotten. Neither will poor from a terrible humor, completely covering and turned to other work. had large frank brown eyes, and a buyer is on the place and wishes to it is worth it. So it will be with you. treatment The way a horse Is my head, neck and shoulders, so The Junior brought the letter to the lurking smile at the corners of his know of the breeding of this pig or Next year lands will be higher-priced even to my wife, I became an object handled makes the animal what he Is. stenographer and began to dictate: mouth. that pig or from what particular sow and homesteads less accessible. There of dread. At large expense I consulted Sows that come from profitable families "Mr. Willard Ferris. Gladeville, Mo. "I am Ferris," he said—she knew It it was produced. The breeder who is a wonderful tide of immigration to the most able doctors far and near. are more certain to inherit those R. F. D. No. 4. before he spoke—"and you are Miss has his pigs marked so that he can Central Canada now. It is expected Their treatment was of no avail, nor qualities and become good mothers "Dear Sir: Our expert reports your Ingle?" They shook hands cordially. point out any pig as being from this that one hundred and fifty thousand was that of the Hospital, during than those that descend from families land absolutely worthless as a mining "I've tried for weeks," he explained, or that dam and of this or that breeding new settlers from the United States six months' efforts. I suffered on that are less prolific. proposition. There is some coal, but "to find who sent me that telegram is more liable to make sales to will be numbered by the end of the and concluded there was no help for It is quite important to get a big, owinc to the formation, location, etc., and I only found out when I overheard the visiting buyer than the one who present year, an increase of fifty per me this side of the grave. Then I good quality of fleece, on a big, good it will be impossible ever to mine it at that Biker hog cursing his stenographer cannot identify his pigs and becomes cent over last year. In addition to heard of some one who had been cured formed sheep. When these two features a profit. We can, perhaps, handle after I wouldn't sell to him. Then confused or who stammers unsatisfactory this there will be upwards of one by Cuticura Remedies and thought are secured, just stop, and direct j'our farm on our exchange list as agricultural I found out who it was, and, at last, answers when questions are put a hundred thousand from the old country, that a trial could do no harm. In your efforts in maintaining them. land, and as such could pay where you live." to him with regard to their dams or which does not include those surprisingly short time I was completely The kind of horses it will pay best you $30 per acre for it. breeding. She smiled and a little color came who may come from the northern cured. S. P. Keyes, 147 Congress to feed depends partially upon the season "Very truly, to her face. Perhaps the best system of mark-, countries of the Continent. These all St., Boston, Mass., Oct. 12, '09."" of the year they are marketed. All "The Midland Coal & Min. L. Co." ing pigs that is in popular use among "I hope you got the telegram in intend to settle upon the land. The heavy horses will pay better than light Face Covered with Pimples All the morning Miss Ingle kept time?" advanced swine breeders is that which reader does not require an answer to horses, and good and choice animals thinking of the young farmer, Willard "I congratulate Cuticura upon myspeedy consists in notching or puncturing the the questions, "Why do they do it?" "Yes," he said, shaking his head, better than those of lower grades. Ferris. He was still in her mind when recovery from pimples which-, ears at their edges so that the identi-j "Why are they going there in such "but only in the nick of time. Six she started to luncheon. "The rascals," covered my face. I used Cuticura Soap, flcation marks can be easily read at large numbers?" Western Canada is hours later and I would have been sold she said indignantly under her Ointment and Resolvent for ten days FEEDBOX SAVES MUCH SPACE a glance from a convenient distance^ out." no longer an experiment. The fact breath. And over and over, "I do hope and my face cleared and I am perfectly With such a system there is no loss! that one hundred and fifty million "And have you sold the land?" she he wont take it" well. I had tried doctors for several of patience either with the pigs oii bushels of whejit were raised there asked Interestedly. Inexpensive Fixture that Is Mighty No one in the office had ever seen months but got no results. Wm. J_ with their owner when identification last year as against ninety-five millions "Yes," he nodded. "Sold it two Convenient and Useful the Sadlier, 1614 Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, Ferris, but she had been Interested in becomes necessary, and there is much, the year previous, shows that weeks ago for thirty thousand dollars." Whole Year Around. May 1, 1909." him from his very first letter about less chance of the identification marks the tiller of the soil in Central Canada Then he added very seriously, being lost than with the ear tag marking is making money and it is safe to say Some animals multiply rapidly and^ "Half of it belongs to you." As the space on the first floor of system. that he is making more money than some snakes are adders. "Oh, no, indeed," she said, blushing. the horse barn is often limited, any The system referred to is explained can be made anywhere else on the device that will enlarge It without Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and lnv?gorate by the accompanying cuts. One notch Continent in the growing of grains. stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coateor. He studied her for a minute as If expense is worth having. A farmer tiny granules, easy to take as candy. or puncture in the outer edge of thq He gets good prices, he has a sure and trying to think how to make her take in Woodbury, Conn., has put in a a heavy crop, he enjoys splendid railway right ear counts one, in the outer edge How we dislike the dentist who it. She was an attractive girl, with a handy, inexpensive fixture that is useful privileges, and he has also the of the left ear three, in the inner edge spares no pains. sweet, honest face—a girl whose heart the year through, writes Hollister advantages of schools and churches of the right ear 10, and in the inner was always sick for a home. **age in Orange Judd Farmer. He built and such other social life as may be edge of the left ear 30. Combinations! "Then," he said slowly, "if you won't of these notches will serve to number found anywhere. It is difficult to say take it, I reckon you will let me take what district is the best. Some are up to 100, as is noted from the key. you to the theater?" preferred to others because there are The cuts of the other three' heads "Yes," she laughed. "You may do friends already established. The show how the ears are marked for that. That won't be robbing the kids." litters Nos. 5, 17 and 41. Grand Trunk Pacific, on its way He laughed, a little disconcerted. across the Continent, is opening up a The litters each year should be numbered" "Wasn't I green and easy?" Then his splendid tract of land, which is being in the order of their birth, all face lighted. "The kids are already in taken up rapidly. The other railways the pigs of each separate litter being tho academy—the whole bunch of —the Canadian Pacific and Canadian given the same number marking. The them altogether." Northern are extending branch lines litter identification number marks "I have had a most delightful time," into parts inaccessible a couple of should also be recorded in a permament Foodv she said when they returned from the years ago. With a perfect network private herd book and in a small play. She held out her hand, and, as Products of railways covering a large area of pocket herd note and record book he took it, "How soon are you going the agricultural lands it is not difficult which the herdsman can always have back—home?" to secure a location. Any agent at hand ready to refer to when occasion Are Best For Your Table "I—I haven't any home," he said, of the Canadian Government will be calls. The identification marks still holding her hand. "And I am not pleased to render you assistance by can be represented in these books by going back at all for a while. I am advice and suggestion, and a good drawings or sketches similar to the Because they are made going to stay around here and see if plan is to write or call upon him. ones in the cuts here used to explain I can't persuade somebody to go in of the choicest materials The Government has located these the system, or they may be recorded partnership with me and start a real agents at convenient points throughout by simply sketching notched pairs of and guaranteed to be home." the States, and their offices are ears without the heads and faces being absolutely pure. And from the way he held her hand, well equipped with a full supply of represented. and from the way her heart pounded maps and literature. a makes joyfully, she felt pretty sure he would Libby's Veal Loaf BUTCHERING DEVICE 15- HANDY The Gentle Game. succeed. delightful dish for luncheon, the land. All the correspondence Knicker—Did he set foot where man passed through her hands. She opened never trod before? and you will find Made of Substantial Material So That Oat Bin in Stable. Must Bite When They Write. all letters addressed to the company. Bocker—Yes, he kicked another Cattle as Well as Hogs May The queen of novelists has taken Libby's player on the skull. his big oat bin in the loft, tinned it The first letter from Ferris had Be Cut Up. us into her confidence. She declares been a jubilant announcement of the carefully to keep out mice, and connected Casey at the Bat. that while writing she is compelled Vienna Sausage a galvanized iron leader pipe to discovery of coal on his land. In that This famous poem is contained in the to bite something. For a time she One of the handiest butchering de the bottom of it, bringing this down to frank way which people unused to the Corned Beef Coca-Cola Baseball Record Book for bit candy, but this was expensive, so vices we have observed is the one illustrated ways of the world have of mixing personal a place near the stable door, where a 1910, together with records, schedules she now bites ten-penny nails. It is herewith. It is made out of Pork and Beans affairs and business he told how box was nailed up with a cover. This an important revelation, and will be a for both leagues and other valuable good material so as to be strong long he had been hoping to find something cover can be opened, but will not stay Evaporated Milk authorities. baseball information compiled by great help to the nail trust The enough to lift a beef if that is desirable, under his farm, as he never open. The oats flow down, partly fill This interesting book sent Clerk notices that readers are surprised being well braced so to be could get it to grow much on top. this box, and stop because the bottom equally tempting for any by the Coca-Cola Co., of Atlanta, Ga., that novelists should bite, yet strong, but is put together with bolts of the chute is covered. It is easy for There had been some correspondence, on the thing has been going on for a receipt of 2c stamp ror postage. so it can be taken apart and put away the busy teamster to dip out what he and in each letter young Ferris meaLj^ considerable period. It is instructive Also copy of their booklet "The Truth When not in use, says Homestead. The desires to feed. This chute will conduct naively revealed something of his Xbout about Have a supplyof to observe the different materials Coca-Cola" which tells all windlass is made of a round cedar Libby's oats, wheat, barley or any whole home, his family, himself. Biker and into which different novelists sink this delicious oeverage and why it is post, if one can be found suitable, and wheat grain, but clogs with ground 'the junior made much sport over these in the house and you and their teeth. Mr. Jack London, for instance, so pure, wholesome refreshing. feed. •be arms for winding may be made. ipersonal things In his letter, but they bites raw beef, while Mr. Richard will always be prepared Are you ever hot—tired—thirsty? To put up the leader is a quick and jwere not funny to Miss Ingle. She Harding Davis- prefers marshmal* Drink Coca-Cola—it is cooling, relieves easy job, for three-Inch leader comes {saw Instead a frank, generous young for an extra guest. low. Mr. Upton Sinclair bites a redhot fatigue and quenches the in two-foot lengths that are just right, man struggling against odds to make poker. Mrs. Edith Wharton bites thirst. At soda fountains and carbonated and the elbows are made with tight a living on the poor soil for his oriphaned You can buy LibbjYat Icicles. Everybody bites but Mr, in bottles—5c everywhere. but movable joints that may be turned younger brothers and sisters. all grocer's. David Gray, who is a capital horse in any direction, permitting the worker She could even see the weather-beaten, Applause is only the clacking of man as well as a man of conscience, to follow around a post if necessary. unpainted farmhouse and the tongues. Self-respect is better than and dreads being described a? a As the joints fit tightly into one another, bleak, unproductive fields. She saw Libby, McNeill fame.—Antoninus. "eribber." Few things are more curious, no soldering is needed. the great tumult of excitement in the psychologically, than this literary Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes. little family when the coal was found & libby habit of biting. Why should ideas Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try saw the flame of hope leap up in the Murine For Your Eye Troubles. You Will FEEDING NEW CORN TO STOCK flow more freely when the jaws are Like Murine. It Soothes. 50c at Your young man's face—and now he was to set hard upon some resisting substance? Druggists. Write For Eye Books. Free. Handy Butchering Outfit. be cheated out of It. Chicago .^Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. It Is because writing stimulates Whole Plant May Be Fed as Hogs, The reply came on Friday. The talk and because a tug upon A genius is a man who tries to borrow long and strong enough to lift any hog Cows or Horses Will Devour It stenographer's hands trembled as she the mandibles makes a writer think money—and gets it. or beef. The rope is placed well at All With Good Results. opened it. She was glad no one else he is talking? At all events, there's one end of the windlass and the hog Not Sisters was in the office. The letter said in the fact.—The Clerk in Boston Transcript (By H. H. SHKPAHD.) lifted and held in position by ty*ng one part: In feeding new corn the whole stock of the arms to the stand. When the "I was powerfully disappointed by may be used, as hogs, cows or horses hog is dressed it can be pulled up Now and again you see two women pan* youv letter. I ha^hoped—but I guess Will eat nearly the entire part, deriving through the track and tho ends of the On Parting. £ng down the street who look like sisters. a fellow is alwas hoping things that much good from it. gambrel (one of which is shown) projects The kiss, dear maid, thy lip hath left You are astonished to learn that they are won't happen. I don't care much for Shall never part from mine. through and holds the hog in position The corn stalk when green and in mother and daughter, and you realize myself, but I was real anxious to send Till happier hours restore the gift for cooling. This can be made a woman at forty or forty-five ought to be the roasting ear stage contains much Untainted back to thine. all the kids—there are four besides at her finest and fairest. Why isn't it so? sweet juice that is fattening long enough to hold as many hogs as me—away to school. I guess if that is The general health of woman is so intimately may be butchered at one time. The Thy parting glance, which fondly beams, My practise Is to thin the corn at the best you can do, I'll have to take associated with the local health An equal love may see scalding vat and table may be directly this time, feeding the stalks cut out of the essentially feminine organs that It. I owe twenty dollars an acre on The tear that from thine eyelid streams. under the windlass or can be to one and allowing the remaining stalks to Can weep no change In me. there can be no red cheeks and round it, and can't never make it farming it mature larger ears. side, just far enough away to be convenient form where there is female weakness. Tours respt. Willard Ferris.*' I ask no pledge to make me blest for hanging. A beef can be In this way much valuable early Women who Have suffered from In gazing when alone Miss Ingle gulped down a lump lit butchered by a device of this kind as feed is obtained, and at the same time Nor one memorial for a breast her throat and reached for her handkerchief this trouble hare found prompt well as hogs. the thinning of the corn is good for Whose thoughts are ail thine own. just as Biker came in. relief and care in the use of Dr. the remaining crop. By day it night, In weal or woe, "Mr. Biker," she said, "I want to Pierce's Favorite Prescription. .It gives" vigor and vitality to tho When thinning corn for early feeding Profitable Team. That heart, no longer free, resign this morning." organs of womanhood. It clears the complexion* brightens tho do not be afraid of cutting out Must bear the love it cannot show. Two horses that work well together, Stenographers were easy to get, and And silent ache for three. any large 'weeds that may chance to eyes and reddens the cheeks. that are equally free and have a he let her go without question. She —Byron. be in the corn. The late maturing No alcohol, or habit-forming drugs is contained in "Favorite Prescription.** uniform disposition, will naturally accomplish took her coat—far too thin for the raw corn needs all the moisture and the Any sick woman may consult Dr. Pierce by letter, free. Every letter more and be more profitable ^February day—and hurried out "Poor plant food3 that can be spared from It Is easier' to blame your hoodoo held as sacredly confidential, end answered in a plain envelope. AddressS thoa a poorly-mated span. (fellow, poor dear fellow!" she said. rte soil. than to admit your mistakes. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N.Y. S ju