Catarrh
invites Consumption
It weakens the delicate lung tissues,
deranges the digestive organs, ' and
break i down tlio general health.
It often causes headache iul dizzi
ness, impairs the taste, smell aud
bearing, ami affects the voice.
Being a constitutional disease It re
quires a constitutional remedy.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Radically and permanently cures ca
tarrh of the nose, throat, stomach,
bowels, and more delicate organs.
Read the testimonials.
No substitute for Hood's acts like
Hood's. . Be sure to get Hood's.
I was troubled with catarrh SO rears.
Seeing statements ot cures by Hood's Sar
saparilla re sol red to try It. Four bottles
entirely cured me," William Shssmab,
1030 6th St.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Hood's Sarsaparilla promises te)
euro and keeps the promise.
Ills Excuse.
"You can't go inside," said the
doorkeeper of the village theater,
wherein a certain Viiele Tom's Cabin
aggregation was holding forth. "You
are drunk."
"Zrunk?" echoed the applicant for
admission, who was lavishly and lurid
ly lighted up inside. "Coursh I m
hie zrunk! Why goodgosh'lniightyl
do you a pose I d hie wanto see
ronr darned old show if I wasn't hie
zrunk?" Smart Set.
lw7'-A'VHr,l
s 4 5 lii ' X
The Proper Entrance.
Mildred, aged 4, was dividing some
candy which bad been given her with
her family, saying:
"This is for mamma, this for Vir
ginia, this for Charlie." etc.
Mamma asked: "Where does papa
come in?"
"At the front door," was the prompt
reply.
I For Rheumatism
6 Neuralgia Sprains 0
Lumbago Bruises fi
Z Backache Soreness A
I Sciatica Stiffness I
Use the old rsSabte remedy m
St Jacobs Oil!
A Prtot S5. saa 50a. 9
A Craclal Test.
One day my sister was reading to
my little brother out of the history,
that the king was "never known to
smile after the death of his son." Af
ter thinking awhile, he said:
"What did he do when they tickled
him?"
Qrandma's Defender.
My two cousins were talking when
they were little, and the largest said:
"My aunt Belle is a good aunt."
The smallest one then said:
"Well, I guess my granma is a good
aunt, too."
CATABKH CASTtOT BU CCBED
With local applications, as tber cannot reach
tbesestof toed.seaae. Catarrh is a blood or
eoDBtitiitionaldiM-ue, and in order to cure it
you must use internal remedies. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, and actsiiirectly
on the biood and mucous suriacea. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure 1 not a quex-lr. medicine. It was
prescribed by one of the best physician in this
country lor years, and isa regular prescription.
It is composed ol the best tonics known. corn
Dined with the best biood purifiers, acting di
rectly on the mucous surfates. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is what pro
duces such wonderful results in curing catarrh.
Bend for testimonial, free.
F. i. HKNEV 4 CO., Proprs., Toledo, O.
Sold by drxiKxists, price 75c.
Hails Family Fiii are tha beat.
At tbc Capitol.
He This is the ladies' gallery; over
there, is the men's gallery. Just above
the speaker's desk is the press gallery.
She Oh, yeB. And where is the
rogues' gallery?
He Why er the congressmen sit
down there on the main floor.
Watermelon Diamonds.
Place a fine ripe watermelon on ice
and when thoroughly chilled cut in
rather thick slices, remove all seeds
and cut in diamonds; place in a pretty
glass dish and sprinkle each layer with
powdered sugar. Serve on dainty
plates as any other fruit. Washington
Star.
Clerk That back piazza is pretty
shaky. It may break down some
night. Proprietor -Must It be rebuilt
Clerk Oh, no; light It up. Tow
Topics,
"Say, mamma," queried little Mary
Ellen, "what's a dead letter?" "Auy
letter that is given to your father to
mall, my dear," replied the wise moth'
er. Chicago News.
"Now," said the teacher, "can you
tU me anything about Hiawatha?
Tee," replied Henry; "it's the tune
that made I.ongfellow famous." Cbt
cago Record Herald.
An old Scotchwoman, when advised
by ber minister to take snuff to keep
herself awake during the svrnion, re
plied: "Why dinua ye put the snuff
In the sermon, mon?"
Frank I've got even with James at
last. Edward How did you do It?
Frauk 1 gave his girl a pair of pretty
vases, and he will be ruined in keeping
them filled with flowers.
Mistress Bridget, don't you think
you can set along without so much
company? I am sure no one else would
stand it Bridget Sure, ma'am, thot's
why Ol'm staying wid ye.
"Mr. Noiileton." she said, "if you
try to hug and kiss me again I shall
call papa." "Where is your father?'
he asked. "He's In the Yellowstoue
Fark." Chicago Record-Herald.
"Does your wife do much fancy
work?" "Fancy work? She wou't
even let a porous plaster come tuto
the house without crocheting s red bor
der round It and running a yellow rib
bon through the holes.
Smith May I make a confidant of
you? Jones Why, certainly. Smith
Well, I'm hard up and want ten
pounds. Jones You can trust me;
am as silent as the grave, l have
heard nothing. Pick-Me-l'p.
Xowly-nia.de Bride Mamina says
she does not think we will ever quar
rel as she and papa do. Groom Nev
er, dearest. Newly-made Bride No;
she says you will be much easier to
manage than papa was. Tit-Bits.
Algy Gwace has a hahwid fattier.
When I awsked btiu for ber band I
said, "Love for your daughter has
dwiven me hawf cwasy. Cholly And
then dealt boy? "Then the old bwute
said, 'Has, eh? Well, who completed
the Job?'"
"He's an inventive genius, and the
most successful and prolific one I ever
heard of." "Always inventing some
thing new, eh?" "No; he's always in
venting something old and making the
public believe it's new." Phlladol
phla Press.
The presence of mind of an Impecu
nious lover was Illustrated recently at
a bazaar, where there was a stall for
the sale of watch charms. "Oh,
George." said the lady, "buy me a
charm!" "Sarah," answered he, "you
have too many already."
Miss Romans Of course, you re
read that new love story of his? Mr.
Crabbe (reviewer) Yes; I had to. very
realistic, wasn't It? Miss Romanz
Oh, the Idea! Why, the dialogue be
tween the lovers wss perfectly !Uy.
Mr. Crabbe Well? Philadelphia
Pre a
Fritz, a German lad, and little Tom
were very fond of each other, although
neither could understand what the
other said "Why, Tommy," said bis
father, "your playmate does not speak
English, does he?" "No," said Tommy,
but when a bumblebee stung him yes
terday he cried In English, and 1 un
derstood blm.'"
Your huband, madam," said the
chief of police, "has been arrested on
the charge of arson." "What's that
mean?" demanded the woman. It
means that be is accused of starting
the fire at his place or business
that " Nonsense! I've been mar
ried to that man twenty years, and he
never would start the fire."
Mrs. Scrooge I am writing to ask
the Browns to meet the Joneses hero
t dinner, and to the Joneses to meet
the Browns. We owe them both an
Invitation, you know. Mr. Scrogge
But I've heard they've Just quarreled
and don't speak! Mrs. Scrooge 1
know. They'll refuse, and we needn't
give a dinner party at all! Tit-Bits.
One day when little Elsie came
home from school ber mother naked
her what she had learned that day.
Elsie replied, "I learned to spell man."
"Tell me bow you spell It, dear," tald
mamma. "M-a-n, man." replied Elsie.
"And how do you spell boy?" "You
spell It the same way, only with small
er letters," replied Elsie, after a mo
ment's thought.
Scene Platform of suburban sta
tion. Small crowd looking out for the
MARSHALL FIELD IMh MANAGER
Cured of Catarrh of Kidneys by
Pe-ru-na.
HON. JOHN T. SHfiAHAN, OF CHICAGO.
Hon. John T. Sheaman. who has been for seventeen years manager 6f
Marshall Field & Co.'s wholesale warehouse, and Is corporal 2d Regiment
Infantry. I. N. G., writes the following letter from 3753 Indiana avenue, Klut
Sis. Chicago, 111.:
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Gentlemen "Last summer I caught a cold which seemed to settle In
my kidneys and affected them badly. I tried a couple of kidney remedies
largely advertised, but they did not help me any. One of my foramen told
me of the great help he had receives) In uS.ng Peruna In a similar case, and
I at once procured some.
"It was Indeed a blessing to me, as I am on my feet a large part of the
day, and trouble such as I had affected me seriously, but four bottles of Pe
runa cured me entirely and I would not be without it for three months sal
ary." JOHN T. SHEAMAN.
Mr. Jacob Fleig writes from 44
Sumner avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.:
"I am now a new man at the age of
seventy-five years, thanks to your
wonderful remedy Peruna." Jacob
Fleig.
Catarrhal inflammation of the mucous
lining of the kldueys, also called
Brlght's disease," may be either acute
or chronic. The acute form produces
symptoms of such prominence that
the serious nature of the disease is at
once suspected, but the chronic varie
ty may come ou so gradually and In
sidiously that Its presenile Is not sus
pected until after It has fastened It
self thoroughly upon Its victims.
At the appearance of the first symp
tom Peruna Bhould bo taken. This
remedy Btrikeg at once at the very
root of the disease.
A book on catarrh sent free by The
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.
Jail (or Runaway Huabaads.
One year in state's prison, or $100
tine, or both, is the penalty now im
posed by law upon recreant New Jersey
nislmnds who willfully desert their
wives and children and go out of the
state to escape the responsibility of
earing lor their lainilies.
For bronchial troubles try Piso'a Cure
for Consumption. It is a good cough
medicine. At drtigKi.-ts. price a cents.
Her Idea ot Identification.
"That bank clerk wouldn't give me
the money. lie said I'd have to identi-
mvself."
"Did you?"
'I couldn't. None of my linen is
marked except mv handkerchiefs and
'd forgotten to bring one with me."
Cleveland Plain Pealer.
Correct.
fiohang I wonder who this is who
advertises for the return of a watch,
"and no questions asked"?
L'perdek Some num. No woman
would do it. Judge.
Live By hlshlng.
More than one-fourth of the inhabi
tants of New Kntiiidlaiid are engaged in
catching and curing fish lr a living.
Mothers will Una Mrs. Wlnslow's SootMns
iTrup the twit remedy to use lor taeir cuuureu
e leetblus season.
stpfa
FT?
fasts sum an iui m is.
Cousa Sjrup, Tutt li.Hjd. CSS
in nm r-ni-j nr artiJai.u
gssgsylJsCill.'.IrJsslfe)
rn
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BLOOD
Unfortunate Alliance.
Little Mary Whitney, w ho had just ! Save tiieae iiio teerareta man
been punished by her father, rame to; smsea eoaderruiiir and if.;au
her mother with a deeply-gneveu ei
f.,,. on,!
""-""'" .."- . .1 ian candy
.USHIIIIS, 1 lll r..r " imuc na-J , M a as w mm D ,
... .i , ii a? a -aar -"n.iw
never marrieu into mis mnniy.
"CAH'A KI S Sa all el.la.aa far tkeaa
and ara a truir eouderfiii aiclicine I l:ae ofiva
wtsbad for a matllaina p,ant la sn! at iaal
- taking ilipm roy
:u l" I 'nil list inj
h tmnt In ..
war ' Mua. Sau.it a hsu.akj L juiiU. laua.
Permanently enrao. Kofttsor
IT
1 1 u after erstdar'suseorTjr.KMne'soraal N
Kaauirer. Send litt rrrtS2 trial bottle and traat!
Dr. M. H. Kline, I.id .Ml Arcn st . rblladslaala, fa, !
Tor Wa'i Cracka.
Stop cracks in a wall with plaster of
pans, but mix tne plaster witn vinegar,
not with water, for vinegar prevents
ts setting too miirkly and makes it
easy of manipulation.
aarvo-a-a IOUJ OAaJ
errs I WWVVWWWWVV
XJ-taoi ktaaa eswsaso fT
Pleasant. Palatal)!. Patent. Taita Onod. In
Oood. Nsear Hlcsen. Waahen. or Orll-fl SIc.Kic We
... CURE CONSTIPATION.
Slrll S., CeaseeSi t.'bte.ie, S.elF.tl, Sea f.rb. fit
M.Tfl.Rlf! Sold and iriaratneed br alldritf-
I U-BAb lists to t!t U a Vuliaaeo llaols
A Good Beginning
If the blood is in pood condition at the betrinnine of the warm season.
you are prepared to resist disease and are not apt to be troubled with boils,
pimples, blackheads and blotches, or the itching- and burning 6kin eruptions
that make one's life a veritable torment and misery.
Now is the time to begin the work of cleansing- and building up the
Diooa ana strengthening me we ax
places in your constitution. During the
cold winter months we are compelled
to live indoors and breathe the impure)
air of badly ventilated rooms and of
fices. We over-work and over-eat, and
tret too little out-door exercise, and onr
King Edward's Special, due to pass , systems become clogged with impuri
ties and the blood a hot-bed of germs
and humors of every kind, and warm
PIW PICKiNl HOISI L.lrT.
March Moilera Itupruvesneas Ms
auoaslble fur TUelr Deusolltlan.
Vare fsw of Dickens' house- remain.
One after auoth.r or the quaint old
buildings duscrlhed til bis uovuls or In
which their scenes were laid are being
torn aflVay to ulve room to tuodoiu of
Oce buildings. "The Old Curiosity
Shop," the boms of llttls Nell, can still
be Identified in au old pnper and Junk
warehouse In Portsmouth itrest. near
the courts, and near by, at No. M. is
the home ot Mr. Tulktughoru, the law
yer In "Bleak House." It was oeeu
Died for a long time by Johu Pursier,
tha bloirranher of Dickens. Oliver
Goldsmith lived aud died In No.
Brick court, Middle Temple Uuo, up
two flights of stairs, and is bulled In
tha adlolulu churchyard. Hlackatons
wrote his commentaries In the next
building, and his room may be seen to
day. Thackeray and Tom lay lor uvea
at No. 10, and Milton spent several
years tu the same locality. Nearly
every one of tits old buildings Is Iden
tified with btstorlc characters.
Over on Holhorn, one of the great
arteries of trade, several of the Dick
ens houses may be easily found by the
use of the Dickens Dictionary. Dow
ney A Son are real people aud have a
tailor shop to the city. Mr. Dombey s
house, which Dickens says "stood ou
the shady side of a tall. dark, dread
fully genteel street." may tie one of a
doaen or more answering that dearrlp
tlou. Admiral Lord Nelson. Lord My
ron and Turner, the celebrated painter,
lived In the same block. Salry (lamp
and Betsey Prlgg lived In a shop In
Klngagate street which Is now occu
pied by a barber; Furnlvals' Inn, for
merly oe of the most picturesque
buildings of old reunion. In wltlen
Dickens wrote "The Pickwick Papers,"
Sketches by Boa," "Oliver Twist" and
Nicholas Nlckleby." has been torn
dowu within the last two years, nnl
In Its place now stands a tiipgnlllcent
structure of red brick and terra cot l a
belonging to the Prudential Life Insnr
ance Company. 8t. Andrews' Church,
scroas the atreet. Is identified with
Oliver Twist and Hill Hjkea. who
stopped aud counseled under Its shad
ow one night on their niiuiioiiible burg
lary excursion. W. E. Curtis, In Chi
cago HtH-ord Herald.
A GENTLE PROFESSOR.
Two Aaectlotea of au Old-Time Tata
1 netrlli-tor.
Dr. I nv Ik-lit. In bis "Memories of
Tale Life and Men." gives ninny a
giluipae of the gracious men w ho uinde
for theuiaelves a good uitliie at t In
same time that (hey built up the rcpti
tutlou of the unlveralty. College life
half a century ago was as unlike the
life of to day aa the Instruction now
given la Utiiike the work of the old
recitation room, Dr. Dwlglit tells two
stories of Professor Sllllmnn. one of
which Illustrates the edilrutloliul and
the other the disciplinary spirit of the
time.
t had presented myself before lilm
ou a certain occasion near the end of
my academic course, for an eiamltni
Hon on studies In his department, tie
axkei me to lake a iluilr neiir hlui
and then. In a wny peetiltiir to huuielf.
- a way Unit ws very helpful, rather
Ihan embarrassing t the student, he
iiuesiinned me on tarlotis points for
half an hour.
Then, rising nud going to his lalile,
he looked at some papers, and select
Ing one, said:
"I suppose jou would like to have
me give you n rertltteatn Hint your ej
aililliHtlml has lieon atittafaetnry. which
you may hand to the president."
t gave blm, of course, an uttlnnatlvn
answer. He then handed me the pit
per. saying:
"Not doubting that you would pass.
I wrote the certificate before you came
In."
Miss Agues Miller, of Chicago, speaks
to younir women r.bout dangers of the
r 1 T
JMonstrua! I cikk
1 how to avoid nam and
remove the cause by usinc
sufferint? and
Lydia E. Pinkhaam's Vegetable G)mpound.
"To Yoi'Srt WuMtM : I KtilTrnul lr au years wi;a dyainciit
rheti (iKiiiiful jnTtMU), so iniii li so tlnit I linulid evvry inontti, as I
knew it im ntit tliri-o r f nir ilayt f Inlclisf pa'n. Tlic iliw-tor said
till. WiDt lll to ttll illllilllieil contlitiim of tlio tttciiuo njVinliK'ea caused
by ppntte.l tutd tn-clei'ted colds.
"If voting Kit Is only r.-ull4'd how duig roua ll w l take mM at
thU critical tune, inn. li siilferinif wmil I Iki a;"cd tlwin. Tlmnk tiod
for Lvillii I'm INnkliaiu'a VritrlMliln ('4itiiiniiiitl, that . the only
milic'ut' wlii It liflpt'd me nuy. Within thivo week after 1 started to
t.tl t) it, I ibitictvl iiiaiked Improvement hi my Keneml health, and at
tlio time of my tiett monthly -rlol liin Min hail liinliiWied consider,
ably. I kjit up tlio treat moiit, etui was cured a month later. 1 sin like
another pori.m simvvl am In js-rm t health, my ate luighter. ! have
adiltvl I X iii!iils to my weight, my tohr U psal, nixt 1 frl light and
happy." Mm ,bw(i Mii.i.k, 2 I'otomuo Ave., tlil ngo, III.
Tins inontlily l W nc reM.ei't tH coikI (Inn ef m woman's
healtli. Ain tliliia' iiuiiiiiitl nt thut time should tiate) riruuipt
Hint proper iittciitt-m. fifty IhiMiatiiul letters frswt sAumen prove
that I.ydii 1.'. l'ltikhiim'a grtlilo ft tiixiunl reyulatea men
truatlou uud niukea tli so psrlud ilnle.
ui:ai wiivt mish i.isdiiixk havsi
"Praa Mm, I'inkiu)) : I.ydln I'.. IMnV
iii's etlil oioKund ha (trs-ntly la-ne.
aff.j3 hit
mm
'(mm
I will tell you how I atitTrrrd. It
I fell as rai h
I me.
ul.iowns taiiift)l in ;tistruat ion.
nth went by t'mt I was ci 'Miia- worw. I had
vere U-ariiig ilown jin in my lack ml aUlo.
n.
"A friend mlvbwvl me to try Mrs. Ilnkhsmi
iliciti". I did so ami mn now fire fn.in aU
a tlniitiK my KriiHls." Jrsaia V. .imi.
01 tJUt Si n et, lua kfol tl, lil.
I HFU AIV!fi: TO WOMKV.
Iteim-iiil.er, rrry wnnmn la c-finllally
Invltnd to writs to Mm. I'liiklium If there
l mi) thing alxiut lirr symptoms abe dure
not understand. Mrs. I'lnkhnni'a nddreaa It
I.ynn, Mnss., her ndlce Is f rri and c'Tcrf ully given to every all
liiit woiiimi who naks fur it. Her advlcn tin rcalored to health
more Hutu one) hundred tliotistiiid women. Vliy don't you XT
It, my sick slaters?
S5000
FORFI IT asi-snivi f .nhaiia i-f"t.a Oia mtetxal Mw
alhw.a UsUwiatals, abiaa !) i.a li.sir at-aila' -
I., a la K. rtukfcaaa a.
I l l
IresKh Atmy
Hill. i,i figures show in
vesrs ss to ItMw the moT.,
Good Pills
Aycr's Pills arc cood liver ''",u u"
pills. You know that. The ht """ u""n'-
family laxative you can buy.
They keep f he bowels rceular.
i nt proiesiior will re'juesieu to e'veiriirr. COrlSilnatlOn
the first vote In the decision of a mat ! ,
1 0 SrarCa
Laaa.l, Staaa.
Colds
41 1 bad a terrible cold and could
hardly breathe. I then tried Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, and it gave me im
mediate relief."
V. C. Layton, Sidell, 111.
How will your cough
be tonight? worse, prob
ably. For it's first a cold,
then a cough,-' then bron
chitis or pneumonia, and
at last consumption.
Coughs always tend
downward. Stop this
downward tendency by
taking Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral. Tbrsssliesi tSc. Iee.,11. Alt amrlsis.
Oonsalt Tour doctor. If he aays take It,
than do as ha ears. If ha tells jou not
to take It. th.o duo't take It. He knese.
Lease U with him. Wi are srllllns.
1, c. aVEBOO.. Lee.ll, Mass.
tbrougb on its way to Port Victoria.
City Man What's it all about? Por
ter (with knowing wlnkl Iook o'
Ijincaster going- through directly, sir.
City Man Never heard of anybody
wltb that name: Porter Well, 'e calls
'lmself the Dook o' Lancaster, but It's
reelly the King traveling in Congo.
Punch.
In croswiug the ocean a father and
son botb became very seasick. The
father recovered (julckly, but the eon
was so eihnuated wltb the attack that
be sank Into a stute of apathy, from
which It eemrd Impossible to aroiine
blm. The steamer physician, think
ing he would try a sudden shock, said.
"I have bad news for you; your fuflier
Is dead!" The son, rllng his expres
slonlens eyes to the doctor, replied;
"Lucky man!" Tit-Bits.
HORRIBLY AFFLICTED WITH BOILS.
I bad a horrible
attack of bolls
that broke out all
over my boar and
from whlo a Z
could set do pos
sible relief until
I bea-aa taking
your medicine,
and from my ex
perlenoe I eaa
safely say 8. B.B.
Is the best blood
L h
p
ter of discipline. He took the college!
catalogue, which was lying on the ta !
ble near blm, mid opening It. lie anld:
"Whnt la the' student's name, Mr.
President?"
"Jones," the president replied.
"Ah," said he, after turning over the
pages somewhat carefully, "Jones of
the Junior class?"
"Yes," was the reply.
"I notice that lie Is from Baltimore,"
the professor answered. "When I was
lecturing In thnt city his father enter
tained me most hospitably st his
bouse. I think I would treat the young
man as leniently as possible.
Want your moustache or beard
beautiful browoor rich black? Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
purifier ta the world.
Mrs. M. P. BMYTHrES.
WytheTllle, Te
THE BEST TONIC AND APPETIZER.
While llvina- In bhermarj, Tes., I be-
Kmv a -viQsim ox impure, w
blood. I ran down In apnstit
viotlm or Impure, watary
ran down In aonstite and
enerrr; waa eoarcoly able to (at
A Proficient Pianist.
"Your daughter plays some very dif
ficult munlc," said the visitor.
"I should say she does," answered
Mr. Cumroi, serenely. "Her toucher
bays she plays things that nobody ever
thought of attempting to write."
Washington Star.
When a fortune teller tells a man
there is a wonian on bis trail, the only
mistake she can make is in the com
plexion she gives the Nemesis.
A mean man often has a powerful
Influence over a good woman.
about and bad to (top off and reat
occasionally. I took B. B. 8. and be-
f an to Improve at onoe, and alter a
borousb oourae became atrona- and
well.
I think S. S. B. the best medicine I
ever need as an appetizer and gen
eral ton to. J. U. HUOTT,
811 Railroad atreet, Boats, Cia.
weather is sure to brine; a reaction,
and the poisonous matter in the blood
and system will break out in boils and
pustules or scaly eruptions and red,
disfiguring bumps and pimples. Make
a good beginning this season by taking
a course of S. S. S. in time; it will cot
only purify your blood and destroy the
germs and poisons, but promote healthy
action of the Liver and Kidneys and
give you a good appetite at a time
when you need it most.
S. S. S. improves the digestion and
tones up the Stomach, and you are not
continually taunted by the fear of
indigestion every time yon eat, or
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and the blood in a normal, healthy condition. It is the polluted, sluggish
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made rich and strong before the coming
of warm weather.
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The Iteaaonlns! ( hltil.
It wss In a Philadelphia public school
the other day thnt a class In spelling
was going over s lesson In words ot
two s)l!nhlcs. One of the words was
"mummy." "Children," snld Ihn teach
er, "how many of you know the tneim
nig ui ins noiu uiuinii! t Alter 0
long slleeue cue Utile girl raised her
band.
"Well, Maggie?"
"It means yer mother."
The teacher pointed out her mistake,
and explained fu!ly the meaning of tho
woru. rresiniiiy I lie worn "poppy1'
bad to be spellid.
"Who knows what 'poppy' ineiuis?"
asked the tencher.
The SHine Utile girl raised her hand,
this time brimful of ronllilence.
"Well, what's the answer, Maggie?"
"It means a man uiuiiiiny," replied
the child.
Consumption ,ir Pig leim.
The consumption of pig Iron in t.
fulled Ktntes for I be year lx cMllniiit
d at '.'0,iki(i,ikw tons mill the funiaiea
have been producing ou that l.nnls, hut
i million tons of pig I . n m i,,.,.,,
'ought ftlirond. This bits depi-iMsi'il u,
market m lhat a number of furnace,
laic Mown out.
Wut.-r Itiithia Involved.
At the dinner of the A shoc in lei!
1'i'cns recently, rongi-CHnmm lleile, ,,i
Mllim-Miitii, Kiilil that there uax bii imic l.
vnler In some of Ihe present y tnm
;hnt he doubted If Ihe Hloekhoiil.-r
eould realize even the rlmrlaii rinli't,
We find that we me
gt'llliig o!il. an
.Hal nil our lire we huvo
lov.iled for time to r-iid u .1 i
'if ll Hiliifet.
en In,
l'.pi:o.
We object to the word "ivIiimhiiic
tniylng cut of a novel to he nppie:
o any real girl.
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