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Colds on
the Chest
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VlNiflnuE D a r .
Mrs A was more
shocked
that
amused when, in reply to her question
"W h o was at Sunday school this morn-
in s ;” her 4-year-old daughter said,
"Everybody but Jesus."
"W hy. my dear.” said
Mrs
A.,
"wherever did you get such an Idea;"
"H e was out visiting this morning,"
the little lady confidently said
"Daughter,” •said Mrs. A , "who told
you such a story?"
"Nobody didn’t tell me, mother, but
they Just kept singing It over and over
again:
’Jesus is calling. He's calling
to-dav.' ”— Success Magazine.
Ask your doctor the medical
name for a cold on the chest.
He will say, “ B r o n c h itis.”
Ask him if it is ever serious.
Lastly, ask him if he pre­
scribes Ayer’s Cherry Pec­
toral for this disease. Keep
in close touch with you r
family physician.
LAZY LIVER Old Favorites
“ I find Cascareis so good that I would
not be without them. 1 was troubled a
great deal with torpid liver and headache.
Now since taking Cascarets Candy Cathar­
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the best medicine I have ever seen.”
Anna Bazinet,
Osborn M ill No. 2, Fall River, Mass.
P lea sa n t. P a la ta b le. P o ten t. T a s t e G o o d .
D o Goo.1
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8 iubborn.
"I.oog.v yuh, Brudder T um p!” said
Parson Bagster while the rongregutiot
was assembling in Eitenezer chapel
“I un'erstood yo’ to nomernate dat yo
would bring our lurin' Brudder Borai
Smith to de revival yuh to-night.”
' I dotle did muh best to 'complist
muh prognostication, pahson.” replied
Brother Tump, holding forth an ob
ject which markedly resembled a dark
complexioned oyster, “but dat 'ar gam
blin’ man. our Hirin' Brudder Borax
Smith, was sawtuh reluctant an' handy
wld
his
razzah.
I
dess
naeh’ly
couldn't bring de gen leman pussonly
hut dis yun am one uv his ears!”—
Puck;.
I.a te s t
W e banish alcohol
from our m edicines
W e urge you to
consult you r
d octor
When you tell your doctor about the bad
aste in vour mouth, loss of appetite for
jreakfast, and frequent headaches, and
»h e n he sees your coatedtongue. he will
say, “ You are bilious.” Ayer’s Pills
work well in such cases.
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I t M ig h t lie V\ orse.
R e s tle s s R o g e r — It a lw a y s jn a k e s me
■ad. old pal, to think that this earth la
tw o -th ird s w ater.
S a n d y P ik e s — O, ch eer up!
Suppose
th e rest o f it w as soap instead o f land.
— A l l y E lo p e r’ s.
had ceased g iv in g c o s tly lib r a r y b u ild ­
in gs to to w n s and cities.
“ W h y Is this. Mr. C a n a g c y ? ” the r e ­
p orters asked him.
"Y o u n g m en.” he said, "w h a t Is the
use o f b u ild in g g r e a t houses fo r
li­
b ra rie s when a ll a man needs fo r an
ed u ca tio n is five fe e t o f b o o k s? "
W h e r e a t th ey m a rve le d ,
but
they
could not a n s w e r h im .— C h ic a g o T r i b ­
une.
\ o t h i i i g M iru ou lou n .
“ Y o u had rh eu m atism in y o u r righ t
1<#T fo r years and w ere cured o f it in
an in sta n t?
H ow ?"
" B y b ein g a c c id e n ta lly m ixed up in
a train w reck. M y righ t leg is a cork
le g n ow .”
R ig h t y Is P le n t y .
T h e o th er m o rn in g w e saw’ a m an 80
y e a rs old g o in g in to a d o c to r’s office,
it seem s to us that if w e w e re 80 we
w ou ld h ave enou gh.— L a c o n (111.) J o u r­
nal.
E.
B U R TO N — Ansayer and
A n o t h e r U u a n n Turn bo J in g le .
(C o n trib u te d by a d ep ra v e d o u ts id e r.)
A lion then sp ra n g in to v ie w .
A n d roared. " T h e r e ’s no use fly in ’ !
I'm g o in g to m a ke a m eal o f y o u !”
B u t he caught the lion ly in ’.
F l y In t h e O i n t m e n t .
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"A s to th is p o la r d is c o v e ry ,” said the
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one re g re t.”
"A n d that is------”
" T h a t the ship in w h ich P e a r y sailed
fo r th e a rctics b ea rs the n am e o f a
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H i* S u m m e r (¡a nu>.
A su m m er ga m e m y fa n cy s u its —
It is the ga m e o f p ic k in g routes.
Ah. o ften has a m b itio n soa red
T o rou tes th at I could n e’ e r afford .
I stu d y fold ers, and the trains,
And find ra re p leasu re fo r m y p a in s;
And yet. ’ tis stra n ge, I n e v e r use
T h e rou tes that thus I pick and choose.
— C le ve la n d N ew s.
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compound essence cardiol and one ounce
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Who be yew
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Jim— Old Lawyer Skinner— 'e died
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Daniel— Oh. what complaint?
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A la d y in C la yto n , N. J.. w a s c a rin g
fo r her h a ir when the to n ic exp loded ,
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R ed Ups s h u ttin g o ve r pearls,
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T w o e y e s b la c k and tw o e y es blue;
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Makes the
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T h e y w e r e s tan d in g w h ere a brook.
R e n d in g lik e a shepherd's crook,
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" P r e t t y K a t ie ,” Willie s a id —•
A n d th e re c a m e a dash o f red
T h r o u g h the brow n n ess o f his c h eek —
"R o y s a re s tro n g and g irls a re w eak.
A n d I'll c a rry , so I w ill.
K a t ie ’s b a s k e t up the h ill.”
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Is it s tra n g e th at W illie said,
W h ile a g a in a dash of red
C ro ssed th e B row n n ess o f his cheek,
" I am s tr o n g and you a re w e a k ;
L if e is but a s lip p ery steep,
H u n g w’ ith shadow s cold an d deep.
O ne o n th e O ld M h o .
“ G ra n d p a, h o w m a n y le tte rs in tho
alphabet h a v e m o re than one s y lla b le ? "
" L e t mo see. T om m y'; a, b, c, d, e,
f------”
"Y o u d id n ’ t learn y o u r le tte r s v e ry
w ell w hen you w e re a boy, d id you,
gran dp a ?”
I.cwMon fr o m t lie l*nat.
H o ra tiu s wan h o ld in g the b ridge.
" T h e boss o f the w a rd ,” he gasped,
"to ld me th is w a s « n easy job. an d I
w ou ld n ’ t h a v e a n y th in g to d o ! "
T h e d is c o v e ry o f th e fact, h o w e ve r,
that he had been trick ed in to b e lie v in g
the p ositio n to be m e re ly a s a lo o n ­
k ee p e r's p erq u is ite Viad on ly the effec t
o f m a k in g him figh t a ll the h a rd e r to
hold it.— C h ic a g o T rib u n e
T h is is lo n g, and deep, and w id e.
A n d h as— ro ck ers at th e sid e!
SL E E P.
In It egq ird
In Ch u rt- li .
to
family cough syrup
Tha French scientists are the most
consoling people in the world. They
are always working out some explana­
tion that affords
consolation.
Here
conies one with a theory about sleep­
ing in churches that w ill be a relief to
both pastor annd sleeper.
According to this French psycholo­
gist's theory, persons are inclined to
"doze" in church because of the de­
vout attention they pay to the services.
"In endeavoring to fix every word in
their minds they put themselves into a
sort of trance. It is about the same as
what is called self-hypnotism, and the
more closely one follows the minister
the .more likely he Is to find himself
unable to remain awake.
For a good many years the pert par-
agraphers have had a great deal to say
about church sleepers, and usually the
preacher has gotten the worst of the
argument. All manner of devices have
been suggested by the humorists as
aids to lengthy sermons, even to the
placing of electric needles in the cush­
ions to awaken the sleepers at the pres­
sure of a button by the minister. But
now that the inclination to slumber In
church has been accounted for upon
purely scientific grounds, the remedy
for the evil will probably be abated in
a practical way— perhaps by encourag­
ing the employment of pastors who are
Incapable of holding one's attention at
all.— Dayton News.
New
C u res A n y C o u g h in F ive H ou rs.
N E W P R E S C R IP T IO N H E R E .
Here is tfiven the most effective couprh prescrip­
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and three ounces syrup white pine compound. Mix
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twenty drops every half hour for four hours.
Then one-half to one teaspoonful three or four
times daily. Give children less according- to a»re.
A few hours' treatment will cure and heal the
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M rs. H e w lig u s (h a v in g
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Mr. H e w lig u a (h e lp in g h im s e lf
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It's u n w h o leso m e to q u a r ­
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Johnnle--Ye«. sir-ee; I wanter he a
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T h e n th ey took th e ir lirst d is in fe c te d
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slender, solemn-faced man with the pe
cuilarly unnatural looking hair. "I am
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sell at a much lower price than that
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O il"
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Two pounds?
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T o B r e u l ¡n N e w S h o e s.
A lw a y s sh a k e in A lle n ’s F o o t-E a s e , ft p o w d e r .
It cu res h o t, s w e a t in g , a c h in g , s w o lle n fe e t.
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i l l d r u g g is t s a n d sh oe s te r e s , J.»e. D o n t a c c e p t
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A lle n S. O lm s te d , L e R o y ,N . Y.
C lo se b es id e the little brook,
B e n d in g lik e a shep herd ’ s crook ,
W a s h in g w ith its s ilv e r hands,
L a t e an d e a rly at the sands,
Is a c o tta g e , w h ere, to -d a y ,
K a t ie liv e s w ith W illie G ra y.
D o lin g
\ 0 'T A R s
EVERYW HERE
" W i l l yo u tru st me, K a tie d ea r?
W a lk b es id e me w ith ou t fear.
M a y I c a rry , if I w ill,
A ll y o u r burdens up the h ill? ”
A n d she a n sw ered w ith a laugh,
"N o , b u t y o u m ay c a rry h a lf.”
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Ijfs t e n c r .
The Mistress— Katie, you should uot
talk so much.
The Maid— No. ma'n.ni.
"N o ; you should understand that it
is your place to listen.”
” 1 do that, ma'am."
"I never saw you when you were,
then.”
"No. ma’am; you never saw
m%i
when I was listening because I was
on the other side of the keyhole,
ma’am.— Yonkers Statesman.
M en a r e o n ly boys gro w n tall,
H e a r ts d on ’ t chan ge much, a f t e r a ll;
-And w h en , lo n g years fro m th a t day,
K a t ie L e e an d W illie G ra y
S tood a g a in b eside the brook,
B e n d in g lik e a shepherd’s crook,
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K a tie an sw ered , w ith a laugh,
"Y o u s h a ll c a rry only h a lf.”
A n d then, to s sin g back h er curls,
“ R o y s a r e w e a k as w e ll as g irls .”
D o you th in k th at K a tie gu esses
H a lf th e w is d om she e x p re ss e d ?
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