The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-25

4Hs sSfS- DdtuStSioHs 1fOVC anu Meu
denhall were appointed committee Of
inspection of premises and an adjourn
ment was taken for dinner.
After foil enjoyment Of most *
cellent repast. replete in every detail,
and stroll over the premises, the club
lreassemhled
The date of the.clnb meeting happen
ing to fall upon the fifth anniversary Of
the hosts marriage. the members teuder-
ed a surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. MAXWELL
by each bringing token of appreciation
III the form Of some wooden article,
ranging from guest book made entirely
of birch bark and appropriately inscribed,
to forks, rolling pins, broous, etc Mr..
Polk in a few well-chosen remarks made
the presentation on behalf of the menu
bers and all presentinscribed their names
in the guest book. making it dainty
and unique souvenir OF the occasion
The committee reported having noted
ten head Of feeding cattle. averaging
about, o25'lbs.. about as head OF hogs of
various sizes, from little pigs 10 porkers
ready for the butchers. two large cribs Of
corn containing about 1900 bushels, 500
bushels Of oats and 4z5 bushels of wheat,
fnows of hay and straw. nice lot of Smith
Cider apples, seven COWS, five horses and
an extra fine pair Of colts. full brothers,
one aud two years old. new manure
spreader and good supply Of farming inn
plemeuts all sheltered and in good con-
dition, a nice lot of Plymouth Rock
chickens. The host when asked whether
his attractive privet hedge required much
work to keep it in order said il need
ed but little attention and had only been
trimmed twice during the summer
} Mr.. Polk spoke further of his recent trip
to New York state and said farmers there
raised 500 bushels of potatoes per acre.
sprayed their orchard five times year)
aud received $3.50 per acre for their land
Elwood Balderston spoke on e bene-
fits to be derived from the short courses
in study at the Maryland Agricultural
College.
M. c Reeder hoped that Cecil county
would have larger exhibit at the forth
coming show in Baltimore.
On motion the treasurer was authorized
to pay the club dues to the Farmers
League aud The club adjourned to meet
at time and place to be announced later.
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Kidney disease is dangerous because it |
comes on unwares aud progresses to a
fatal stage before the sufferer realizes
what the trouble is.
fyou begin to run down. feel badly, |
have indigestion, inactive Liver. etc, you
have reason to suspect thai your Kidneysl
are affected and special Kidney treat |
ment should be taken at once. Delays
are dangerous. Rydale's Kidney Remedy |
is the best remedy known for the Kidneys. |
1t never fails to restore them to health |
Rydale's Kidney Remedy will cure
Bright's Disease if taken before too much
of the Kidneys are destroyed. The |
Remedy can do no harm if your kidneysl
are not the cause of. Your ill.health. II |
is the safest remedy if they are the cause. |
Put mp in pill form in 25c and soc sizes.
EhsT. Reynolds.
A National Democratic conference to |
pave the way for the campaign of IoT2I
will be held in Washington. January 9,
a call having been issued by President |
William c. Liller. of Indianapolis. for a |
meeting of representative Democrats, at
the Raleigh Hotel. under the auspices of
the National Democratic Leagueof Clubs
The League is composed Of clubs |
throughout the country. and its creed is |
to educate young voters to become Demo-
Gratis. 10 teach foreign born voters that
being Democrats will make them better
Americans and TO preach the policies of
Jefferson and Jackson DAWN and day out.
Among lhe members of the executive |
hoard are Woodrow Wilson. Governor
Thomas r Marshall. Governor Judson |
Harmon. Governor Hoke Smith. Cover I
nor Austin J. Crothers. David R. Francis, /
Joseph Folk and Robert S. Hudspeth.
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The winters toll Of shipwreck and
death along the Atlantic Coast probably |
will be lessened this year because Of an
order which President Taft has given for
the protection OF seafariug men. On the
morning OF December ten Of the stauch-
est revenue cutters i'll Atlantic waters
will slip out to sea from their home sta
tious to begin patrol which will not end
until April /. 1871, The Woodbury.,
Androscoggin, Gresham. Acushnet.
Mohawk, Apache. Onondaga, Pamlico,
Seminole and Yamscraw have been
chosen for the work
During the last year the revenue cutters
brought relief to I56 vessels and saved
many lives. The csrgoes Of rescued
Sims alone were valued at more Than