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:T PLAN MEETING ANNUAL CONVENTION FOR CHAM­ PAIGN DECEMBER 10 TO 13. MANY TO DELIVER ADDRESSES J. Mack Tanner of Springfield, Presl dent of the Illinois State Horti­ cultural Society, to Talk-- Program Issued. Spr ingf ie ld .-- Persons In te res ted in hor t i cu l tu re a re look ing fo rward to the annua l conven t ion of t he I l l ino i s S ta te Hor t i cu l tu ra l soc ie ty , t o be he ld In the Agr icu l tu ra l bu i ld ing of the Univers i ty o f l l l ino i s^ in Champaign , December 10 to 13 . Topics of v i t a l Impor tance to hor t i ­ cu l tu r i s t s wi l l be / p resen ted in a thorough manner , /by men prominen t in hor t i cu l tu re in th i s Bta te , and o thers . A new fea tu re th i s year wi l l be the g iv ing of one even ing over to essays , papers and addresses by s tu ­ den ts . The soc ie ty o f fe r s p r izes o f $15 . $10 and $5 , r espec t ive ly , fo r the th ree bes t p roduc t ions on hor t i cu l tu r ­ a l top ics . In connec t ion wi th the conven t ion the re wi l l be a f ru i t and vege tab le exh ib i t , and space has been prov ided fo r showing gaso l ine eng ines , sp ray machines , o rchard hea te r s , o rchard cu l t iva to rs , p ick ing l adders and o ther o rchard equ ipment . Col . J . Mack Tanner of th i s c i ty I s p res iden t o f the soc ie ty . The o ther of f ic ia l s a re : Vice-Pres iden t--\V. R . Soverh i l l , T l s - k i l wa . Secre ta ry--W. R. I Jo>d , Kinmundy Treasure r--J W. S tan ton , Rich- v iew Fol lowing i s the comple te p rogram for the four days : '1 p . m.--Prayer . Song--"I l l ino i s , " aud ience , l ed by Agr icu l tu ra l c lub g lee c lub . P res iden t ' s Address--J. Mack Tan­ ner , Spr ingf ie ld . Secre ta ry ' s Repor t--W. B Lloyd , Kinmundy . Repor t on Orchard and Nurse ry In­ spec t ion-- P. A. Glenn , ch ie f hor t i cu l ­ tu ra l inspec tor , Vrbana "Needed Legis la t ion in the In te res t s o r Hor t i cu l tu re"--Dr. S tephen A. Forbes , s t a te en tomolog is t . "The Apple F lee -Weevi l in I l l ino i s" -- Dr . S tephen A. Forbes . 7 :30 p . m.--Song--"I l l ino i s , " Agr i ­ cu l tu ra l c lub g lee c lub . "Exper iment S ta t ion Resu l t s in Po- molog ica l S tud ies"--Prof . H. S . P ick­ e t , Univers i ty of I l l ino i s . Wednesday, December 11 . 9 a . m.--Prayer . Song--"Amer ica . " aud ience , l ed by Agr icu l tu ra l c lub g lee c lub . "Fer t i l i ze r Prob lems and The i r Re­ la t ion to Quant i ty , S ize and Qual i ty o f F ru i t " -- Warren A. Ruth , Univer ­ s i ty of I l l ino i s . "Spray ing : New Methods , Mate r ia l s and Idea l s"--O. S . Watk ins . Univer ­ s i ty of I l l ino i s . 2 p . m.--"Shrubs and Perenn ia l s Adapted to Ornamenta l Garden ing in I l l ino i s : Wi th Sugges t ions on Propa­ ga t ion"-- A. M. Augus t ine , Normal . "Commerc ia l Grape Growing In I l l i ­ no i s"-- Kni l l .1 Maxtor , Nauvoo . Treasure r ' s Repor t ,T W. S tan ton . Rich v iew. 7 :30 p . m Song--"I l l ino i s , " aud i ­ ence , l ed by Agr icu l tu ra l c lub glee c lub . Address--"The Rela t ion Be tween S ta te Hor t i cu l tu ra l Soc ie t i es and S ta te Univers i t i e s and Exper iment S ta t ions . " C . G. Woodbury , ch ie f o f hor t i cu l tu re , Purdue un ivers i ty . Thursday, December 12 9 a . m--Prayer "Marke t ing Apples Wi thou t the Commiss ion Man"--A. K Rasse t t , Baraboo , Wis . "Marke t ing Fru i t s and Vege tab les in the Peor ia Marke t" George F . Rhof f , s ec re ta ry Peor ia Marke t Gar ­ deners ' and Fru i t Growers ' a ssoc ia ­ t ion . "The Su lze r Ri l l and I t s Appl ica t ion to I l l ino i s Condi t ions" - F . H S imp­ son , F lo ra . 2 p . m.--"Hardy P lums for I l l ino i s" -- H G. S t ree t , Hebron Elec t ion of o f f i ce r s Repor t s o f de lega tes to hor t i cu l tu ra l soc ie t i es . Repor t s of super in tenden ts o f ex­ per iment s t a t ions . Repor t o f adv i sory commit tee Repor t o f ad in te r im commit tee . Repor t o f commit tee on spray ing con tes t . Sensts In Favor af Rank Control. The Chicago Tr ibune publ i shed 1.h® fo l lowing : A measure fo r s t a te *u- perv i s ion of p r iva te banks was as ­ sured v ic to ry in^ , t he I l l ino i s sena te when two more? p ledges of suppor t was sen t In answer to the Tr ibune ' s s t a te po l l . Th i s b rought the a f f i rma­ t ive po l l o f the sena te to twenty- seven . Of the remain ing twenty- four sena tors on ly th ree have expressed hos t i l i ty to superv i s ion of coun t ry banks , and one of these th ree favors superv i s ion in the c i ty . The po l l o f the house now s tands a t seven ty in favor of the measure to th ree opposed . Thus fa r on ly n ine ty - one of the 153 members of the house have expressed the i r v iews Of the s ix ty - two represen ta t ives who y^ t r emain to be heard , i t i s on ly necessa ry tha t seven sha l l suppor t superv i s ion of p r iva te banks to g ive a c lea r major i ty $ t the leg i s la tu re fo r the passage of a Taw to ' h i s end . Tha t severa l measures wi l l be p ro­ posed has a l ready been vouchsafed . / The ten respQnses dur ing the day showed s ix favor ing the measure^rwj j f avor ing i t fo r the c l t^^u t j* t5 t t he count ry , and two rese rv ing answer The d iv i s ion now s tands : Senate. Favor superv i s ion 27 Oppose 2 Favor Chicago on ly 1 Reserve answer 3 House. Favor superv i s ion 70 Favor condi t iona l ly . 1 Oppose 3 Favor fo r Chicago on ly 2 Reserve answer IS ACTIVITIES OF RURAL SCHOOL TEACHING THE LIFE OF THE WHOLE COMMUNITY 4 . § - ;€ I t Jwsi,- •am. ' it "jir Gir l s ' Home Sc ience Club . Falling Off In Requisitions. The fac t tha t the s t a t p fund a p p r o pr la ted fo r mee t ing t he expense of b r i n g i n g f u g i t i v e s f r o m j u s t i c e b a c k to th i s s t a te has become exhaus ted , Is responsible, it is thought, for a not iceab le decrease In the number of r equ is i t ions the governor i s a sked to s ign . S ince the fund became ex­ haus ted t he fa l l ing of f in the number of r equ is i t ions has been par t i cu la r ly no t iceab le so fa r a s Cook county I s concerned . The leg i s la tu re appropr ia ted $ 2 0 - 000 two years ago fo r the purpose of mee t ing expenses of loca l o f f i ce r s in re tu rn ing fug i t ives to I l l ino i s f rom o ther s t a tes . Th is fund has now run ou t and no money wi l l be ava i lab le un t i l the f i r s t o f nex t Ju ly in the meant ime sher i f f s and po l ice o f f i c ia l s wi l l have to pay the i r own expenses when they go ou t o f the s ta te fo r a fug i t ive , and pu t the i r fa i th in the For ty -e igh th genera l assembly , which I s expec ted to p rov ide fo r the def ic ien­ cy ex i s t ing a t the presen t t ime Under the p resen t l aw po l ice au thor i t i e s a re a l lowed 12 cen t s pe r mi le fo r the f i r s t 1 ,000 mi les in b r inc - ing a fug i t ive f rom jus t i ce back to I l l ino i s f rom ano ther s t a te , the aver ­ age per mi le fo r a t r ip to Ca l i fo rn ia amount ing to about e igh t r en t s p*>r mi le . Approx imate ly I t cos t s $3S0 to b r ing a fug i t ive back to I l l ino i s f rom Cal i fo rn ia , so i t can read i ly be seen tha t a t th i s r a te a $20 000 appropr ia ­ t ion would soon become exhaus ted . Will Draft Plans for New Building. Sta te Arch i tec t Z immerman w i l l pre­ pare a d ra f t o f new p lans fo r the pro­ posed new s ta te educa t iona l bu i ld ing Severa l t en ta t ive d ra f t s o f the a rch i ­ t ec t were d i scussed a t a mee t ing of r r« ;nbers o f the s t a te educa t iona l bu i ld ing commiss ion bu t no conc lu­ s ions were reached . The commiss ion wi l l meet l a te r a t the ca l l o f the cha i rman to d i scus s t he newer plans . Slate Sold ie r s Get Appcin tment . Announcement w a s m a d e f rom t h e o f i i c e o f A d j u t a n t G e n e r a l D i c k s o n o f t h e l i s t o f d e l e g a t e s f r o m I l l i n o i s t o t h e a n n u a l c o n v e n t i o n o f t h e N a t i o n a l G u a r d A s s o c i a t i o n o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s , w h i c h w i l l b e l . e l d D e c e m b e r 2 t o 4 i n N o r f o l k , Y a . T i n - d e l e g a t e s , who a re g iven l eave of a t>s« : , c e t o a t ­ t end the mee t ing , are : Br ig . Gen . F rank S Dickson , the ad ju tan t genera l Maj . Gen . Edward C. ^ i n i n g , com mandlng the d iv i s ion . Col . "R. J . Shand . ad ju tan t genera l Maj . George K. H e r n i a l . . Fi rs t i n ­ fan t ry . Col . . John J . Gar r i ly , S t roud in­ fan t ry . ( "ap t . Wi l l i am H Brogunie r , Th i rd in fan t ry . Col Edward J l ju ig . Four th in fan­ t ry . ( "ap t . Wi l l i am E. Cu 'ber t son , F i f th in fan t ry . Col . Wi l l i am F Law r ie , S ix th in ­ fan t ry ( "ap t . Edward A. Ke lh . Seven th in ­ fan t ry . Col . John R M a r s h a l l Eighth in ­ fan t ry . Col Mi l ton J Foreman , F i r s t cav a i ry ( "ap t . Roy 11. S taver , f i e ld a r t i l l e ry In add i t ion the fo l lowing of f ice r s o f the I l l ino i s Na t iona l Guard , who a re accompanying the de lega t ion , a re g iven i cave of absence fo r same per iod : ( ' ap t Wal te r A. Rosenf le ld , F i r s t . Cava l i j . L ie i t Co l James Ronayne The fo l lowing e lec t ions have been conf i rmed: Ca : t . F loyd F . Pu tman as major F i f th in fan t ry , to ra t ik f rom Oct 8 , 1912 . ( ' ap t David R. Swaim, as major F l f iAi in fan t rv , to rank f rom Oct . 8 , By ASSISTANT PROFESSOR A. W. NOLAN, Univers i ty of I l l ino i s . Cer ta in o rgan iza t ions among the s tuden ts of the ru ra l school , e spec ia l ­ ly the ru ra l h igb school , may inc lude young people ro t in the school and thus have a fa r - reach ing in f luence on the soc ia l and educa t iona l l i f e o f the communi ty . For ins tance , the boys ' corn c lub or the g i r l s ' home sc ience c lub , winch every ac t ive h igh school shou ld < r ; ?an ize , may inc lude young peop le no t in school and be a va luab le means of soc ia l and educa t iona l im- prowf tVent to them. The organ ize t ion ( f boys ' and g i r l s ' ag r icu l tu re c iuhs i s so s imple and so un iversa l ly done tha t i t I s no t necessa ry here to g ive de ta i l s o f sugges t ions a s to or ­ gan iza t ions . Suf f ice i t t o say tha t every ru ra l h igh school shou ld have ac t ive agr icu l tu ra l c lubs among I t s s t udents i t should b e p o s s i b l e i n ru ra l h igh schools t o organ ize var ious mus ica l c lubs - bands , orches t ras , g lee c lubs , choruses , e tc .--to en l iven the work of t he who le school and to fu rn i sh mus ic fo r t he funcUons under taken by t he school in the communi ty work . One ru r a l h igh school t ha t the wr i t e r knows of had a g lee - lub which gave concer t s th roughout the count ry in ru ra l churches and v i l l age ha l l s . The good resu l t s c f such communi ty work can hard lv be overes t imated . SCORE CARD FOR CORN JUDGING PREPARED BY FRED H. RANKIN, Superintendent Agricultural Exten­ sion, University of Illinois. The ob jec t o f corn judg ing i s to de­ t e rmine the corn of t h e highes t qua l ­ i ty e i the r f t r feed ing o r marke t and which i s ce : : s e ( j i i . n : !y t h e most p rof i t ­ ab le to g rov The s t a o T o f t h e s e d e s i r a b l e charac­ te r i s t i c s 1 " , a c o m p a r a t i v e ra ther than an ind iv ioun l s tudy ami has led to the fo rmula t ion of these genera l po in t s in a so-ca l l e 1 ! score ca rd o r s t andard sca le of p<" 'n t s . Af l the r e s u l t of ca re ­ fu l s tud / ' h i s s t andard p f per fec t ion has be t vi improved and * ca re fu l ly re ­ v i sed by the I l l ino i s f ' o rn Growers ' a ssoc ia te ; ! ! , g iv ing t h e di f fe ren t po in t s o f an O*T of corn and the i r p roper de­ gree o t impor tance The use of the score ca rd o r s t and­ a rd of pe r fec t ion has been adopted as the bcKf method of compar ing sam­ ples o f ea rn and i s inva luab le a s a gu ide to the judge o r s tuden t o f corn Judginc In keep ing in mind a proper es tmu. ' . e o f the p ropor t iona l impor t - i s an com- e are I wil l Another communi ty ac t iv i ty o f ten possible in the rural high school is amateur journa l i sm. A school paper , pub l i shed week ly or month ly , go ing in to a l l t i n homes of the pa t rons , fu r ­ n i shes a sp lend id avenue th rough which t he pr inc ipa l and the school may t ouch in a cons t ruc t ive way the l i fe of t he whole communi ty There may be s choo l news , agr icu l tu ra l con- t r rbu i ' on s . bul le t ins of announce­ ments , educa t iona l po l ic ies and l i t e r ­ ary productions in the makeup of a school paper The pr inc ipa l shou ld make use of the loca l coun t ry papers In p romot ing the educa t iona l in te res t s of the com­ muni ty An a r t exh ib i t a t the so boo ac t iv i ty in which the whole m u n i t y m a y h e p r o f i t e d T i l ' severa l a r t supp ly houses whi send ou t to re l i ab le* guaran tors sp len­ d id co l lec t ions of r epr in t s of f amous pa in t ings These p ic tu res may be ex­ h ib i t ed in the school bu i ld ing , a long wi th the i i . indwork . d rawing and o th­ e r a r t work of the h igh school s tu ­ den ts . A smal l admiss ion charge may be made ami money enough ra i sed to purchase a good p ic tu re fo r the school Of ten severa l p ic tu res wi l l be so ld to the pa t rons of tho communi ty , and the whole resu l t o f the exh ib i t wi l l be of pe rmanent educa­ t iona l va lue in ra i s ing a r t s t andards and the apprec ia t ion of good p ic tu res . anee and re la t ive mer i t s o f a sample of corn The fo l lowing i s the score ca rd of the I l l ino i s Corn Growers ' a ssoc ia t ion a s rev i sed and adopted by tha t asso­ c ia t ion January 2."> , 1911 . T h e fo rm Ind ica ted i s a conven ien t a r rangement fo r judg ing and s tudy ing ind iv idua l samples of corn and pro­ v ides fo r ( 1 ) judg ing a sample , mark­ ing the score In the co lumn headed " f i r s t s co re : " t hen cover th i s score over and do no t r e fe r to i t ; (2 i re - score sample , mark ing the score in the co lumn headed "second score . " Hy compar ing these scores a ca re fu l s tudv mav be made and a cor rec ted and f ina l score pu t down The score ca rd can no t be used in an abso lu te ly mathemat ica l sense . No se t ru les can be g iven : I t I s l a rge ly a mat te r of the exorc i se of good sound judgment and pa t ien t p rac t i ce on the par t o f the score r . Where the num­ ber of po in t s to be cu t i s no t f ixed by ru les fo r judg ing , such as c i rcumfer ­ ence , l eng th , e tc . t he cu t made should be accord ing to the degree of va r iance of each ea r f rom va lue of the per fec t ea r f ixed by s t andard Exhib i to r s may remove two kerne l s s ide by s ide f rom the same row a t the midd le of the ea r fo r ke rne l examina­ t ion . TO TUNNEL UNDER CHANNEL Long-Delayed France-English Project Is Once More Being Put Forward. A tunne l be tween England and France benea th the Engl i sh channe l was f i r s t p roposed a t the beg inn ing of the n ine teen th cen tury by Math ieu , a French min ing eng ineer , says the Argonaut . F i f ty years l a te r the scheme was f inanced , bu t i t was not unti l 1S67 tha t i t seemed tha t the pro jee t would be ac tua l ly a t t empted . At tha t t ime the re were a dozen o r more p lans fo r ra i l communica t ion be tween the two count r ies . The ac­ cep ted scheme was tha t o f a tunne l bored benea th the bed of the channe l . The es t imated cos t o f the under tak­ ing was about $50 ,000 ,000 . P re l imi ­ nary bor ing had been made , when the work was in te r rup ted by the Franco- Pruss ian war In 1874 the French and Engl i sh governments resumed ne­ go t ia t ions concern ing the tunne l , l eav ing the mat te r in the hands of a Jo in t commiss ion . Fa i lu re on the par t o f the Engl i sh company ho ld ing the con t rac t fo r the work to rece ive suf f ic ien t funds resu l ted in the fa i l u re of the . en te rpr i se in 1880 . Now the pro jec t i s r ece iv ing some a t t en­ t ion , a be t t e r fee l ing hav ing been es ­ t ab l i shed be tween the people of the two count r ies . or COURSE. We do not ask you to buy--senA your name and address and receiva a sample bottle free. Z-M-O penetrates to bone thrrf skin and muscle and removes paiil 5 minutes after you apply it. ( You may not need Z-M-O today, yet tomorrow pay any price tai relieve pain. She--In pa in t ing I suppose you pa in t the count ry g reen and-- Ho (an a r t i s t and Bohemian) -The town red . LIKE THE WEATHER. 1 - -- J Romeo Hammle t t s--I see the wea th- , e r fo recas t says "con t inued co ld . " I Komick Manne--Probably re fe r r ing • t o your aud ience l as t n igh t . > HAIR CAME OUT IN BUNCHES N13 E . Second S t , Muncie , Ind . ---"My l i t t l e g i r l had a bad b reak ing ou t on the sca lp . I t was l i t t l e whi te lumps , i The p impJes would b reak ou t a s l a rge j a s a common p inhead a i l over he r I h ead . They would b reak and run ye l ­ low mat te r . She suf fe red near ly a year | wi th i t ch ing and burn ing . I t was sore j and i t ched a l l the t ime . The mat te r I t ha t r an f rom her head was very th ick . I I did no t comb her ha i r ve ry of ten , he r head was too sore to comb i t , and ! wh^n I d id comb, i t came ou t in ; bunches . Some n igh t s he r head I t ched I 60 bad she cou ld no t s l eep . ' " I t r i ed severa l d i f fe ren t soaps and | o in tments , a l so pa ten t medic ine , bu t no th ing cou ld I ge t to s top i t . I began l u s ing Cut leura Soap and Cut icura Oin tment th i s summer a f te r I sen t fo r | the f ree samples . I used them and they d id BO much good I bought a cake of Cut icura Soap and some Cut icura Oin tment . 1 washed her head wi th Cut icura Soap and rubbed the Cut icura Oin tment in the sca lp every two weeks . A week a f te r I had washed her bead th ree t imes you cou ld no t t e l l she ever had a break ing ou t on her head . Cut icura Soap and Oin tment a l so made the ha i r g row beau t i fu l ly . " (S igned) Mrs . Emma Pa t te r son , Dec . 22 , 1911 . Cut icura Soap and Oin tment so ld th roughout the wor ld . Sample of each f ree , w i th 32 p . Sk in Book . Address pos t -ca rd "Cut icura , Dept . L , Bos ton ." Adv . Many a man who would res i t a te to make a wi fe o f h i s cook wi l l make a cook of h i s wi fe . A CLERGYMAN'S TESTIMONY. < The Rev . Edmund I les lop of Wig- ! ton , Pa . , su f fe red f rom Dropsy fo r a year . His l imbs and fee t were swol - i \ en and puf fed . He had hear t f jy t t e r - ' i ng was ' d izzy and exhaus ted a t the l eas t exer ­ t ion . Hands and fee t were co ld and ho had such a dragg ing sensa­ t ion ac ross the lo ins tha t i t was d i f f i cu l t t o move . Af te r us ing 5 boxes of Dodds Kidney P i l l s the swel l ing d i sappear ­ ed and he fe l t h imse l f aga in . He says 1 ho has been benef i t ed and b lessed by the use of Dodds Kidney P i l l s . Sev­ e ra l months l a te r he wro te : I have no t changed my fa i th in your remedy • 6 ince the above s ta tement was au thor - ! I zed . Cor respond wi th Rev . E . Hes- [ l op about th i s wonder fu l r emedy . I Dodds Kidney P i l l s , 50c . pe r box a t : your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co., j Buf fa lo , N . Y. W. i t e fo r Household j Hints , a l so mus ic of Na t iona l Anthem (Engl i sh and German words ) and re ­ c ipes fo r da in ty d i shes . Al l 3 sen t f ree . I Adv . If you have Rheumatism, Piles or Backache write toM. R. Zaegel & Co.. 913 Main St., Sheboygan, Wis., for a free bottle Z-M-O by return mail. At drug stores, 25 cts. iii. iiesiop. Old Landmark Gone. The Bla ine schoolhouse in Mars Hi l l up 011 the h i l l , t he one James G. Bla ine honored years ago by g iv ing a be l l , which s t i l l hangs in the he l t ry , i s no more . I t has been conver ted In to a s to re room and moved to an o ther s i t e . A good many br igh t boys and g i r l s , now o ld men and women, g radua ted f rom th i s h i s to r ica l bu i ld ­ ing , an i no doubt the re i s a fee l ing of so r row as the o ld schoolhouse l eaves the founda t ion i t was bu i lded upon years and years ago .--Kennebec (Me) Journa l Excess of Riches. "He has n ine tons of coa l In h i s ce l l a r . " "Tha t ' s no th ing . I ' ve go t on ly one in , bu t i t ' s pa id fo r . " - -De t ro i t F ree Press . Clears bad complexions The regular use of Resinol Soap, with an occasional light application of Resinol Ointment, stimulates the skin, permits nat­ ural, healthy action, and rids the complexion of pimples, black­ heads, redness and roughness, quickly, easily and at little cost. Try Resinol at our expense VooTdrngirlt sells Resinol 8oap fSBc.) and Ointment [nOcl. bnt for samples wrtta to lJept. liK, He&tnol Clwm. Co., Baltimore, A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. In tbl- a^e of research and pxjx'nmont, all natdr# \n r a n s a c k e d by th t* sc i en t i t l e fo r t l i#* c o m f o r t a n d hap* plnossof man Solents has indeed ma do guintfitridM in tho past, centurr. and among the--by no meaaft lonst Important---dlscovenw* In medicine is thatoff Therupion. which h;u» been used with great success In French Hospitals nud that it is worthy the attention of tho** who suffer from kidney, bladder, o^rrovi diseases, chronic weaknesses iilcer*,6hin emptloxM. piles, Ac., there is no doubt. In fact UseemsertdaiM from the big stir created anion^t specialists, tbftft THERAPION i s d e s t i n e d t o c & « t i n t o o b l i v i o n a l l those auestionable remedied that were formerly tb# Bole reliance of medical men. It \s of course impo*- sible to tell sufferer* all we sboold like to tell th«a In this short article, bnt those who woo\d like U* know more about this remedy that has effected wy manr--we might almost say, miraculous curMy 6hould send addressed envelope for FHRR book UM I)r. Leflero Med. Co,, Ilaverstock Road. Hampfttead* I»ndon, Kng. and decide for themselves whetberthQl New French Remody "THERAPION" NO. 1. No.S or No. 8 is what they require a ad bavebeen seeking} in vain during a life of mlserv, suffering, ill be&uB and unhappin*»ss. Theraplon is sold by druiralsts of mail $1.0(J. Kougera (JO , 90 Beekman tit.. New lorfc* YOU CAN CURB CATARRH By usinjr Pole's Cnrbolisalve. It is a most effective remedy. All druggists. 25 and 50c. Adv. SnWGHi&dff iAR ALWAYS RELIABLE. 0EFIINCI STANCH neveru : ckf t to Uw lrocu Ix i t s o f mm t i re themse lves to dea th look ing fo r an easy u lace . W. N. U. . CHICAGO. NO. 49-1912. Mamma Says "Its Sale for Children CONTAINS N O O P I A T E S rnnx srnnrc CARD Sum* «»f S'-orfr I>nti> I '< « • >f?k-e Kxhib l t No STAN1 ».\IU> MF. AS1' 11KM ENTS OK VAKIKTY NIITTIP of VM rU' t v I - fTIKt" ! < "ir< niiif* ifTice I ' rop i . r t i i in i f Gra 'n to i " < b Illinois Corpor£tion6. Secre ta ry of S ta te Doyle i s sued ce r ­ t i f i ca tes o f incorpora t ion to tho fo l ­ lowing : Wearc re te Engineer ing company . Chicago ; cap i ta l . $10 ,000 . Incorpora ­ to rs-- Huber t E . Page . Wal te r S YOB<\ Samuel H Gilber t . Re id Co . , Ch icago ; cap i ta l . $ 5 , 0 0 0 . Incorpora to rs--R. Ade lber t Dewees , Wi l l i am Capes ius . Char les S Knud- Hon. Avonda le c lub , Avonda le Incorpor ­ a to rs Erns t E . Davis . A Sundberg , W. E . Mark . Sou th S ide Wholesa le L iquor com­ pany . Chicago , cap i ta l , $10 ,000 . In ­ corpora to rs -- Jan Kanek , E l las Swirsk i . John F. Skorp ik . Karo l Btahu lak , Anton Svex . George Hudz Sugar Grove Cemete ry ' o f Kane county . Sugar Grove Incorpora to rs-- E W. Thompson, Prank Y Xorrls, A. P Chapman. Hal l S tock ton Pr in t ing company . Chicago ; cap i ta l s tock inc reased f rom t lu . fWO to $50 ,000 . Wi l l i am Mel ton company . Chicago : name changed to Mel ton ia company and cap i ta l s tock decreased f rom I . 1 50 ,000 to $50 ,O00 lllit.ois Ssnator's Plurality 4,948. Comple te of f ic ia l r e tu rns f r o m t h e F o r t y - s e c o n d s e n a t o r i a l d i s t r i c t , c o m pr ic ing Clay , C l in ton . Mar ion and Ef ­ f ingham count ies , e lec t I>r F . C . Camp- be j l a s s t a te "sena tor hy 4 ,SMS p lu ra l - i t ; o v e r H a r v e y O . J o n e s ( R e p i . 1 t ' n ' f ' rn i l tv of exh ib i t 6 2. Shapf of ea r 10 i. 1- of 10 4 . ( " I rc innfe rcTioe of f a r 5 6 T :p« of B 6 . H ' .n* f 5 7 K f i i n 1 i . ! i i f : n : ! t y 5 g K ' r i , i 1 s i { 6 9 C , , i 1 , ; v r . im a^ l - , . t , 30 « . • . : i ! • * \« 6 FREE TO W0MEN-PISO'S TABLETS are recommended as the best local remedy for women's ailments. Easy to use, prompt to relieve. Tivo nwii treatment, and an article "Causes of Diseases in Women" mailed free. THE PIS0 COMPANY, BOX I, WARREN, PA. C In popcorn crystals for hnstler*. Flne«t rou t ines confection mude. Send(llm« l'orsaraple quick. lio first. Crystal M tg. Co., Harvey, Iowa $6& to nm A MuiiiSi. I,earn a new Seven Weeks. IV <> h»»t< join /o r th ree linuilred luen before May 1st, 1913. INDIANA SCHOOL OF TRACTI0NEER1NG, 100 PINE LAKE AVE., LAPORTE. IND. Every invalid woman is invited to consult our StaffofPhysicians, Surgeons and Specialists, at the Invalid's Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., by letter or personally at my expense.--R, V. PIERCE, M. D. I Iiivfie r r* 11 Di.nne Refuses Army Parade. The I l l ino i s Na t iona l Guard wi l l no t b<» pe rmi t t ed to march in Governor e l i»c t I )u : i i i e ' s inaugura l pa rade . Whi te a^ id b lac k c i t i zen so ld ie r s o f Spr ing f l^ ld . however , wi l l guard the s t ree t s t r averse I by c iv ic pa raders and pre Sv^rve o lder Th is a r rangement t en ta t ive ly was made by the new execu t ive a t a con f^ rence in h i s res idence wi th Adj t f j en . F rank S Dickson . Mr . Dunne a l so in formed the ad ju tan t genera l he ( •e f i r . i t e ly had dec ided to t aboo an In* tugura ' ba l l Dig Amount Is Asked. Appropr ia t ions aggrega t ing $ 1 9 0 , 0 0 0 for new bui ld ings a t the Elg in s t a te boBpl ta l fo r the nex t two f i sca l years , beg inn ing Ju ly 1 , 1913 , a re asked fo r bv Super in tenden t Ra lph T . Hin ton In t i t s b ienn ia l r epor t . The bu i ld ings a re : Boi le r p lan t power house . . .$ 7^ ,000 Psychopa th ic bu i ld ing , men .T>,000 Bui ld ing , un t idy pa t i en t* L\\000 Bui ld ing fo r employes 30 .000 Super in tenden t ' s r es idence . 15 ,000 Green house 10 ,000 To ta l $190 ,000 ! t ! i : i t t he u Mtes WAYS OF FEEDING MILK TO SWINE A grea t many ( l a i rwnen l :av<- had e f f e c t s f r o m f e e d i n g n . i l k t o h The genera l opM. o i : i* tha i >" r ' ' su i t s a re ob ta ined by l e t t ing " M'»r , and near ly a l l da i r>n ion r>< d i way . I have fed i t warm tr< i s epara to r wi thou t bad pou l t s . X i . A Murphy in the I . iv S tock 'our na l . 1 have a l so fed l uMerm lh and had as good p iK* a s I ever ra ided . I t*h ink the mos t unsa t i s fac t ) r> r e ­ su l t s come f rom feed ing too much mi lk and no th ing in the shape of g ra in wi th i t . Sk im mi lk i s mos t ly -Aate r . and they have to consume more than they can ho ld to ge t ^u t l i c ien t nu t r i ­ ment One should be par t i cu la r about the cows the mi lk comes f rom, as hogs can rea l ly con t rac t tubercu los i s f rom ca t t l e th rough the mi lk Mi lk , a l fa l fa and a l i t t l e g ra in make good hogs cheap Hiding Places for Pests. As soon as the c rops have been | c lea red f rom the garden , des t roy a l l i t he re fuse , which o therwise wi l l con- ! s t i tu ie an exce l len t b reed ing p lace I for next year's pests. Cut the tops j f rom the asparagus , and th row on the I pile ready to burn. j Remove a l l the dead p lan t s , fo r t h e squash , melon and pumpkin v ines lurnish a host on which the mildew j and bl igh t wi l l l i ve over win te r , and ! s u p p l y a h o m e t o t h e s q u a s h b u g a n d j s t r i p . -d bee t le The corns ta lk , the po ; : a t o bee t le h ibe rna t e s under dead l o t a to vines , whi le the har lequ in bug a i d t he chrysa l i s o f the cabbage ca ta - I p i l l a r wi l l l ive over in tho o ld cab- ba i ro s tumps . The Dus t Ba th . Prov is ion fo r a dus t ba th , to b ' u^e , . dur ing the win te r , fhou ld be nude bef i r e i t i s too l a to . A good p lan t<* t o co l l ec t a bar re l o f c lean , f ine sand o r road dus t fo r the purpose A board p laced ac ross a corner of th* lien house on the floox will make a good dus t ing p laca . There is every reason why women should not trust their deli­ cate constitutions in the hands of unskilled persons. It requires a thorough medical education to appreciate and understand the delicate female organism. There is every reason why she should write or personally consult an experienced specialist. As a powerful, invigorating tonic, "Favorite Prescription" im­ parts strength to the whole system and to the organs distinctly feminine in particular. For "run-down," debilitated women of all occupations DB. PIERCE'S Favorite Prescription is unequaled a3 a restorative tonic. As a soothing and strengthening nervine "Favorite Prescription" allays and subdues nervous excitability, irritability nervous exhaustion, and other distressing symptoms commonly attendant upon functional and organic diseases of the feminine organs. It induces refreshing sleep and relieves mental anxiety and despondency. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is devised and put up by a physician of vast experience in the treatment of women's maladies. Its ingredients have the indorsement of leading physicians in all schools cf practice. The"Favorite Prescription" has been sold by dealers in medicine in its liquid form for over 40 years. Now it can also be obtained of them in tablet form--or send 50 one-cent stamps to Dr. Pierce for trial box. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Invigorates the stomach, liver and bowels. One to three a dose. Easy to take as candy. Send 31 one-cent stamps to pay cost of wrapping and mailing only on a free copy of Dr. Pierce's Com­ mon Sense Medical Adviser, 1008 pages, cloth- bound. Invalid's Hotel and Surgical Institute, R. V. P ierce , M. D_ , Pres ident , Bu l ia lu , N. Y. "It Helped Me So .Much." Mr * F \Y. MYSRS. < f I ' . .K l ine* . 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