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Jtll Humors T ho l i t t l e hoy waa aaked b y a Sunday school teacher to ,.j* r ito a ll ba know e b e e t Solomon and band h ie paper to b e r t h a n e x t Sunday. T h e follow ing Sunday ha handad h ar a s lip ot papar e e w hich Was w ritte n : “ K in g Solo mon waa a great and w ire m an . H o had 100 wives. A fte r th a t he did not believe in G o d .” — Naw Y o rk Tim os. A frie n d o f one o f o u r contributor« w a lk e d In to the a d lto r’a offlca the e th e r d a y w ith a request th a t w e g ive our a tte n tio n to w h a t ho called an "a n tic a m e ra cruaade,” says the A m e r ican In v e n to r Ha Inform ed In» p a tie n t a u d ito r th a t hto em ail aon had | F a r bronchial trouble* try Ptso’s Cura la te ly becam e, poaaeeead o f “ one o f lo r Couaunivtion. I t ia a good cough those devlltob kodak th in g « " a n d now , mad fa-iu«. A t druggUt«, prica 25 cant«. b y th e g re a t horn spoon, ba w a n te d t o , s tu d y a r t ! I t w a a m ild ly auggeetod t o ' th e b a te p arent th a t aona h a r e on! A n Investigation ol th e O b i and occasion done worse things, b ut a Yeoeael riv e rs, m ade under the ana- m u tte red m alediction w a a th e o nly re- plcee o f th e Rueeian governm ent, bee s u it H e d id n ot g iv e us tim e to teU rovealed th e feet th a t these streams are h im w h a t w a re a lly tho u g h t o f th e navigable by ocean steamers for a die- m a tte r, an w e a r e g o in g to d o I t now . tones o l 1 ,0 0 0 m iles from t h e i r I n o u r opinion th e re no g re a te r fee - m ouths. . v to r to-day than th e cam era as a m e a n s ' ------------------------------- “T h e A d v e n tu re s o f G e ra rd ” Is th e t itle o f A . O onaa Doyto’ » n e w book. M M s C a ro lin e B ra w n has aeat the S M ansd rtpt o f h e r n e w book. “O a the V g t o 'T r a U , " to th e M a c m illa n Com p a n y . I t Is a ta le c t In d ia n a In th e closing y e a rs o f th e rev o lu tio n . tro u b les a re d u e to th e m . H ood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills Bem ove e ll h u m o r s ,. o ve rc o m e “T h e Pool la the D e s e rt" is the t itle o f M rs . B v e ra rd Cotas’ (S a ra h Jean n e tte D u n e a n ) n e w vo lu m e o f abort stories w h ic h D . A p p leto n Co. w ill t s ^ e . T h e re a re fo u r tale s In a ll. each A aB aald to ba v e ry In te re s tin g . LOWEST RATES a f education. W e do m ost em p h a ti- c a lly b elieve th a t the closer m an g e ts . ~ . .. to n a tu re th e m ore he k n o w , t h e ' To Chicago, Dubuque and th e e H iJ n h . » . « 2 . „ r i , 7 . M oines, Kansas C ity and b etter citizen be m akes and th e m ore n . . ___. . . . r . t , ___ — . —, com petent he ts to bear hla p a rt aa a ' Z ? ~ u w a ? ‘‘ e i I - S u HohCu t r a iT ? M y r t le Seed ’s n e w novel, “ T h e S h ad o w o f V ic to ry ,” w ill be published b y O . P . P u tn a m ’s B ona A s bite bean announced, th is la a ro m an ce o f F o r t D e a rb o rn , th e lit t le tra d in g post fro m w h ich developed the c ity o f Chicago. k B liss C a rm a n ’s firs t book o f prose, “T h e K in s h ip o f N a tu re ,” la announced fo r e a rly p u b lic a tio n b y L . C. P a g e A Oa. I t w i l l be fo llo w e d Im m e d ia te ly , by "Sappho, O n e H u n d re d L y r lc a ” w ith a n in tro d u c tio n b y C h arles G . D . R o b e rta U w a c tiv e e x p lo re r. “ W h a t d id h e do?" asked th e m e m ber o f th e r e lie f e x p e d itio n . “ H o potted o u r dogs,” e x p la in e d th e n a tiv e . “ 1« th e re a n y h a rm in p o ttin g yo u r dog«?’ ’ “ Yus; t h e ir to lls w e re fro w n s tif f , * an d « b a n th e y w ent to wag th e m th e y bro ke o ff.” — S tra y Stories. I t Is understood th a t S am uel M e rw in is com pleting a n ew novel, w h ic h w ill be called “ H la L it t le W o rld .” T h is s to ry la described aa Inclu din g the p resentatio n o f a a o rig in a l an d s tr ik in g c h a ra c te r—a re a l m an doing a m a n ’s w o r k la th e s tirrin g shlpplug a n d lu m b a r l i f e o f L a k e M ich ig a n . th e child te w h o m pictures a re e v e r y - 'g u m o * o m o ,c iT i« w m t a B c i« . th in g a n d p rin t a te - be- avoided e v il, I oatJthat he to the “ D xar M bs . P inkham I can c o n s c ie n tio u s ly re c o m m e n d L y d i a E . P i n k h a m ’a V e g e t a b l e C o m p o u n d to th o s e o f m y s is te rs s u ffe r in g w i t h f e m a le w e a k n e s s a n d t h e tro u b le s w h ic h so o fte n b e f a ll w o m e n . I s u f fe r e d f o r m o n th s w i t h g e n e ra l w e a k n e s s , a n d f e l t so w e a r y t h a t 1 h a d h a r d w o r k to k e e p u p . I h a d s h o o tin g p a in s , a n d w a s u t t e r l y m is e r a b le . I n m y d is tre s s I w a s a d v is e d t o u se L y d i a E . P l n k h a m ’a V e g e t a b l e C o m p o u n d , a n d i t w a s a r e d l e t t e r d a y t o m e w h e n I t o o k t h e f i r s t dose, f o r a t t h a t t im e m y r e s t o r a tio n b e g a n . I n s ix w e e k s I w a a a c h a n g e d w o m a n , p e r f e c t ly w e l l i n e v e r y re s p e c t. I f e l t so e la te d a n d h a p p y t h a t I w a n t a U w o m e n w h o s u f f e r to g e t w e ll as I did.”— M ie s G uila G a n n o n , 869 J o n e s S t , D e t r o i t , M ic h ., S e c r e ta r y A m a t e u r A r t A s s o c ia tio n . Jam es O tis K a le r, b etter know n as Jam es O tis, the w rite r o f stories fo r y o u n g people, to n o w a t w o rk on hla n in e ty -fo u rth huoh, w h ic h la to be p u b lish ed h r J . * . L lp p ia o o tt Com pany. W h a n It to added th a t a ll th e O tis hooka a re y e t on sale. I t can be u n d er stood th a t th a a u th o r has m ad s no fa il ures In the enorm ous a m o u n t o f w o rk p erfo rm e d . T h e n a w s to ry fro m M r . O tis Is to be c alled , p ro b a b ly , “T h e T re a s u re H u n te rs .” ; a Dlvtog C at. A t a r t W Y t n B a llin a , N e w Booth W atoa, tra in e d a h la e k eat t o a c t as a re trie v e r. T h e a n im a l was also fond of d iv in g l a th o saa for fish , s a d roosat, l y H bro ug ht o u t a tw o-po un d m ultofi. I t s career waa ended b y b eing sw ab lowed b y a s h a rk . j ’ T ee fiw tft Coacurrouce. A n A tchison m a n , n e w ly rnarrl wue Bounding b la w ito ’e praiaee to m en frie n d « . ’ ’ W h y , She is so mi bettor th a n I , ” ba s a id , “ I d o n ’ t how she camo to m a rry a w .” J frtoad a a l l agreed to th ia so p ro m j t h a t he got m a d ; «aid b a w aa as g a a h t e w t f e an y d a y , a n d w anted w h ip th a c ro w d .— A tchison G le b e . F o r Sato o r E x c h a n g e . T w o lflO A cre Tract« a n d tw o 120 Aero T ra c ts o f u n im p ro v e d p ra irie la n d ifi N a braaha, clear t i t l e : willI m o w w ™ , oato, w h e a t, ry e , a lfa lfa . W ill exchange an y o r a ll for s m all saw m ill, shingle m ill, tim b e r or ranch p ro p e rty in W ash- in g to n o r Oregon. A . B. N E W E L L , Box 818. S e a ttA ; W a a b . B ilio u s ? D iz z y ? Headache? P tin back o f you r eyes? It*ffy o u f l i v e r I U s e A y e r ’» P ill« . G e n tly laxative; a ll vegetable. Sold for 0 0 years, W ant your moustache or beard Joaa’a ltoroa«m A a av e n g er need n o t nscssaarlly bo a n a tu ra lis t, b u t tho ro a re c a m w b a rs h o w o u ld ta k e h la vongoancu moro to tho purpooo I f ho kno w tho h abits of h la v ic tim . L ip p o n c o tt’a M agaslno tolls a s to ry o f Joan, th o Fronch-O a- a a d ia n s a rd e e o r, w h o w a s fou nd sta m p in g un a lit t le m ound o f fresh n o rth a n d c h u c k lin g to h im s e lf. , “ A h , m ’glou’,” bo cried, triu m p h a n tly , " I a m n ot a one to be trifle d w ith ! 1 ass a c r-r-r-u e l m an w h e a unco I a m arouse. M ’eleu’ w ill rem em b e r th a m ule th a t ha» long tim o ra v age th o s tra w b e rry beds o f m adam s? E v e ry m o rn in g m ad am o abo aay, ’Jean, w h y catcbaat th o u n ot t h a t m o ta r " B u t tho m ole w as w too; ’o w as queok. A lw a y s 1 look a n d look, b ut n ev e r can I fin d haem . B u t a t tost — these v a ry m o rn ing — I catch boem. ' I bold bsom tig h t to m y band— so— a n d 1 say, ’A h a -a -a ! I a It thou, j than , th a t h as vexed m ad am s, and ra v aged h e r bods o f tbo s tra w b e rry ? A h a -e l T o n shall rep ent o f theeo w ic k - “T h a n 1 w o n d e r h o w 1 ahaU k ill h t« m H o m u st bo punished ss w e ll as k ille d . I w on der and w onder, b ut a t la s t 1 h a v e th a g ra n d idea. Ah, tt- w a s e r-r-u ri, m 'ateu’, th a t w a y I k U l heom t B u t w h a t w o u ld you? D id ho n o t deserve o f tho w orst? B u t h« w lU vox m a d a m o no m ore. 1 fix boem. I b u ry boom a llT o !” Ik fo te T O W a s I POMMEL SLICKER A f r a i d o f B m rite b m e ri* goecow G a a etta w a rn s the gov t aga in s t a llo w in g English s e ttle to tho oU d is tric ts o f th no, as tho s itu a tio n m ay becom as as tb a t In tbo T ra n s v a a l bt th o SSI th * w a > ' E v e ry M * g irl 1« a fa m ily com plain t h a t th e c h ild re n tog h er w hen ah ru n s o ver to tho neighbor's. time. IL M iM k AJtSnatoA the «anior part»r ol t ie Arm el I« -! P. J. C u a n r A Co., m a n k in d th a t m a y w e ll re q u ire an ad-1 a . w.QLXASON, m ira tio n an d a reverence but lit t le I “ t L l J fte r jN W i second to th a t w h ic h th e * o r M P . y i J l g i c ^ t ^ . ^ r o J . ^ y ^ t e t e to th e In v e n to r o f le tte r* and book*. So to th a t dissatisfied fa th e r whose aon o f sixteen w a s so broadened th a t Bend for tMtlaoniala, free. 1, . j ,? r-<t H-? NltY A °O-.Toledo<k S f f i’sVaadly n ils are tea baat. and Fin est in th e w orld. S it rig h t down and w rite for b eau tiful illu s tra te d n p e c ia lc a ta l" g iic o n fo e e bushes. Hoff mia Bros.,741 Gilaaa S t, Portland. OrcjvB. p to u rx j . c h x x k y o f c iv ilis a tio n h av e to face. It la play-1 lug a p a rt in the better education o f 1 m in ara M t l e k n m y O m m o lln m E n g l n * F if t y dollars can be saved by buying the above. W ill ru n cheaper, chopping 15 to 20 bushels per hour, wood saw, w ell d rillin g m ach inery, pum ps, etc. -W rite for catalogue. RtlEKSON HACBTORY CO» Foot of Morrison Street, FortUad, Ortfaa. tie m inds the difficulties and danger« u «« u m o i ONK hundred dollars lor each w h ic h th e ex p lo re r and th e vang uard ^ ^ m m M O j t e r t h tea» m r e o l baemed E. DYSPEPSIA he k n e w his ignorance a n d asked fo r -— ------------— ■ - an a r t tra in in g , a n d to a ll th e m u lti- British ShlpbelMlug Statistics, tad s o f parents whose children use L a s t year B r ita in sold # 00 ships of th e cam era te th e a lte rn a te am use- an average tonnage of 1 ,0 0 0 each to . m .. . »_____2a_ _«m __frkmmlntm n A n n ls in a A m AnB fKtamta BAM must be adm itted by a l l ; and for the absolute K «tore, a n d be sure no! dm . S I Ly* aX ’ th at is claim ed to be “ Just as good ” aa L v d la E. P l n k h a m ’a V e g e t a b l e C o m p o u n d , fo r , n o o th e r m a d id n a fo r fem a le Ills has m ade eo m a n y a c tu a l cures. O X -/I How Another Young Sufferer K W a s C ured. " D b a b M bs . P inkilam : — I m u s t w r i t e a n d t e l l y o u w h a t y o u r V e g e ta b le ■te y C o m p o u n d h as d o n e f o r m e . I s u ffe r e d “ t e r r i b l y e v e r y m o n th a t tim e o f m e n . l a n d w a s n o t a b le t o w o r k . Y o u r A n e d ic in e h a s c u r e d m « o f ole. I f e l t r e lie v e d a f t e r t a k i n g o n e b o ttle . I k n o w o f n o m e d - g n o d a s y o u rs f o r fe m a le tro u b le s .” — M is s E dith C ross , I d * U e e t . H a v e r h i l l . M a s s -------------- - i. - ■- I t does no barm , it does g re a t good— I t la nht a w e s t« o f t lm * — It la an cd- — . A C ity of Vicissitudes. ggwtlonal recreatlon, and laat, b u t not H e ra t holds tha record of being the M b it, lt la not a “ m onom anlacal pur- moat e fta n besieged o f the w o rld ’ s c it sult,” b u t a broadener an d d w p e n e r ies. I t baa been taken and retaken o f th a m ln d, and aa s u c h j g t o ba en- couragad and am lled upon. Yen Cun d e t Allen’ s Foet-Eaae FREB. D agu err«, a a lu te m l Write Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Roy.N. T „ for a tree sampte ot Altos’s Foot-Ka««. H ««ne «wearing, ho»«wollen, «chlnf l ò f i I t stakes aew or tight shoe« ea«y. A cartata «ura lor corna. Ingrowing salla and buatoas. AllArag- (l«<s «all It. Me. Don’t aeaapt any satetltuto. “ H o w tru e i t toi” said the daalee 4 » stock quotations, “ th a t th a app arel o ft proclaim s tho m a n .” “ Y a s ,” rem arked th e casual ob server, “ and on th e o th er han d an hon est h e a rt som etimes beats beneath th e ping, h a t th a t surm ounts a sack coat.** R e m e m b e r , M r s . P i n k h a n r a a d v i o e to f r e e , a n d a l l s i c k w o m e n are f o o l i s h I f th o y d o n o t a s k f o r i t . K o o th e r p ers o n h a s s u cl v a s t e x p e r i e n c e , a n d h a s h e l p e d so m a n y w o m e n . W r i t e t o - d a y . ffr AAA P O B F f f l T M wa aanaot forthwith prodae« original totter« and rignatana a< A a KcnnomlcaK M a th e r . S m all K a th a rin e , w ho bad been fo r bidden to touch th e In k bottle, had ac c id e n ta lly «pilled its conteata not only a ll o ve r h e r m other's desk, b u t on th e rug, several chairs and b ur o w n apron. H e r m other, on discovering ths state o f a ffa irs , hud expressed more surprise th a n pleasure. W h e a th e fa th e r o f the fa m ily re tu rn e d a t n ig h t hla little d a u g h te r m et h im a t tb a door and asked: “ P u pa, b ow m uch does a b o ttle o f in k c o a t r “ Oh, ab o u t 5 cento.” “ F iv e cento!” excla im e d th e ag g rie v ed youngster, to a tons o f deep I f so th e n y o u r s y s te m is o u t o f b ala n c e, a n d ■ IF- |W J th e re to a fla w s o m e w h e re i n y o u r c o n s titu tio n , I F a E a n d a p o s s ib ility t h a t y o u a re lo s in g h e a lth , too . ■ T h e f a l l i n g o f f in w e ig h t m a y b e s lig h t , b u t it m a k e s ■ a w o n d e r fu l c h a n g e in o ne 's lo o k s a n d fe e lin g s , and u n le s s th e b u ild in g u p process is b e g u n in tim e , v i t a l i t y a n d s tr e n g th a re soon g o n e a n d h e a lth q u ic k ly fo llo w s . I f y o u a re lo s in g w e ig h t th e re is a cause f o r i t Y o u r b lo o d to d e te r io r a tin g a n d J b e c o m in g to o p o o r to p ro p e rly n o u ris h t h e b o d y, a n d i t m u s t b e p u r ifie d w o u ld m ah a a ll th a t fuaa about a d d e n ric h e d b e fo re lo s t w e ig h t ia re g a in e d . I t re q u ire s s o m e th in g m o ro U ttia b o ttle o f i x k i r ' - L i p p ta c o tta . t h a n a a o r d in a r y to n ic t o b u ild u p a fee b le c o n s titu tio n , fo r u nless th e po iso n « a n d g e rm s t h a t a re l u r k i n g in th e b lo o d a re d es tro y e d , th e y w i l l fu r th e r im p o v e ris h t h e M o o d a n d w e a k e n th e s y s te m , a n d y o n c o n tin u e to Iqge w e ig h t. | B I n 8 . 8 . 8 . w i l l b e fo u n d p u r if y in g a n d to n ic p ro p e rtie s c om bin ed. H o t o n ly b u ild s u p w e a k c o n s titu tio n s , ^ . . « r . r u i . « m ,u ctA M V b a t search»« o u t a n d d e s tro y s g e rm s W B aD E IIFU L M M IN w U O T T . a n d p o is o n s o f e v e ry d e s c rip tio n a n d H u n ts v ille , A la ., Jan. 10, M O B . 1 clean ses t h e s y s te m o l a l l im p u r itie s , Berne y e a n a » e m y eanerol hea lth S S u S i» « tie t o o . i . t l . T f a r . in c re a s e i a w e ig h t g a d f u t u r e g o o d h e a lth . P o o d m a y b e b o u n t ifu l a n d t h e a p p e tite g oo d , b a t s t i l l t h e s y s te m m e n k e n s a n d w e re m a in p o o r i a flesh a a le a s w h a t w e e a t ia p ro p e rly d ig e s te d s a d tu r n e d in t o r ic h , p u r e b l o o d , 8. 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I M v m n « W IS M Y 11 ly th a n th e conscious or unconscious T h u a n c ie n t G reeks need a species o l fe e ll 0Q th , p . r t o f the ^ t e r th a t A couple w ho wore u nited in wedlock w o rth t0 w r)te th la OT re c e n tly w ere tb o ro tip lo n te ot a te le lim eston e know s M saroophagos in R g ra m w h ic h road as follow s: “ I wish d t b a t A b ’ o ,n t* o f p ,n u n~ d ’*<t P M * constated In th e fact f |b < q u a llty , t y |e j„ le tte r w rlt- you tho h e a lth o f Jeffries, th e w ealth ?L ï ? t o ln «- eT“ lT’ • • n * tend’ M t k * to c f R o ck e fe lle r and th e luck of Roose v e lt. I cannot a tte n d tho w edding, b ut to h a v T S m dtacurs. v e u e « th a n to c o n c is e n m a .- w ill endeavor to bo present a t th a c h ris d t , d T -w U G un ton ’a M agasine. te n in g .’ ’ mi W. L. DOUGLAS their «uperlorlty over W a r Dags. T h e w ar meeaangor dogs of th a G or m an a rm y h av e h ith e rto boon rucruitod fro m the ranks of spo rting dogs. B u t a change is to be m ade. T h e retrievers w are n ot a lw a ys sure le tte r-c a rrie rs , be ing often d iv e rte d fro m t h e ir mission b y gam e m a t an ro u te . T h e y w ill be rep laced b y Scotch shepherd dogs, w h ic h have m ore endurance and are more conscientious. h e a lt h y , f i t e a d y t n tho “ M e m o ir” o f R o b ert C h am b ó n , b y hto b ro th e r W illia m , la a d o U fh tfu l aUualou te Pooblea, th e ir b irth p la c e , a a d a spot e v e r w a rm In th o t o r t a * m e m o ry o f Scotch residents. O n e o f thoae, a m an w h o bad lived . a ll hto life , w a s enabled by some u p lift o f fo rtu n e to v is it P a ria. W hen ha cam s baok. hto tow n sm en tr a v e l) guthared a b o u t h im . "N oo,” said on«, w h ile th e others Us toned, “ to ll uo aboot I t ” «•Parta,” bo b e *a » . »htoga com aM orad. to a w o u d e rfu ' place. Bu; «UU, Peebles fo r ploaaure!” __ te llin g a Story In scenes fro m n o rth o r south a n d m a k in g re a l I t Is c l e a r l y s h o w n I n t h i s y o u n g l a d y ’ s l e t t e r t h a t L y d i a . P i n k h a m ’. V e g e t a b le C o m p o u n d w i l l c e r t a i n l y c u r e t h e s u f f e r in g s o f w o m e n ; a n d w h e n o n e c o n s id e r s t h a t M i s s G a n n o n ’ s l e t t e r Is o n l y o n e o f t h e c o u n t le s s h u n d r e d s w h i c h w e a r e c o n t i n u a l l y p u b lis h in g in th e new spaper« o f th is c o u n try , th e g re a t v ir tu e o f M rs . P in k h a m ’« m ed icine I n tb g V a s t In d ie s In fa n tile m o rta l A n Im p o rta n t litt le vo lu m e is a n i t y to very h to v y . A s soon aa t h a c h il nounced by H o ug hton , M ifflin fiP-OoJ d re n of th e peasant can to d d le about th e y are allow ed to e a t w h a te v er th e y b y th e la te G eorge S. M oriao n, fo rm e r pick u p . A s u n a tu ra l re s u lt m ore l y p resident o f ths A m e ric a n Society Epoch as D evelo p ed In th e M a n u fa c tu r e o f P o w e r" la th a com prehensive title o f th e essay, w h ic h bids f a i r to arouse no lit t le In te re s t am o ng scien tists a n d others. The trouble is your hair does not have life enough. A c t promptly. Save your hair. Feed it w ith A y er’s H a ir Vigor. I f the gray h a ir s fire b e g in n in g to show, A y e r’s H a ir Vigor w ill restore c o lo r every O / T " h l k < . to to *.» ., fas c in atio n and a m y .to r lo u . charm w h ic h breads, o fte n fro m n othin g. an » « ifothlag «eama. ap p re c ia tio n and love fo r th e b eeu tl- ____ . fu l, w ith o u t w h ic h no one cun tr u ly _, , " * , ’ _ , aav “ I h a v e liv e d .” T h e f* “ t ° * ***• U " ® » *■ • P w elan I n n S n n n H n n f h * n a m n rfl la a h la a .r fastiVal. I t oom memoratee the feat Of Ifa i th T n th . r o X t o t X d r o t ” !A rU b ’ w ho ev* n i“ « • b o t , » “ on* ^ J L .a W ,» n L n a th . " h i c h »•>' « < » m i l * ‘ « f b 7 1 1 schools. B rin g in g f a r scenes to the , , . ' textbo o k page fo r th e edificatio n o f i ° U o c t th e u e x t d a y . D u rin g one u f h la recent w and erin g» a b ro a d O llfto a Johnson visited tbo C o u n ty o f W ilts h ire , w h e re ha secured tw e n ty -fiv e o f th e finest p ictures o f n a tu re a n d r u r a l U f a These photo g ra p h s w U l bo used to illu s tra te the . n a w e d itio n o f B lo bs id Jefferies' w eft- k n o w n w o rk , “ W ild L if e In a Southern V illa g e ,” w h ic h L ittle , B ro w n A Co, w ill p ub lish u nd er the title , “A n E n g lish V illa g e .” T he C ity M a n ’s Advaatage. J a k e ( th e h ire d m a n )— T h a t c ity hoarder’ s th e biggest fool I o ver aeon. W ’y , b e d on’ t even k no w enough tow h itc h up a hoaa. B ilas-^-H a m a y n o t k no w enough to h lto b up a boas, Jnfcu, b u t I n o tic e he can h itc h up d o sser te w your boat g ir l l a fiv e m in u te s th a n yew k in l a a h u ll even in * .— Judge. “ M y h a ir waa fallin g out aery fas t and I was greatly alarm ed. I then tried A y e r’s H a ir V ig o r sad m y h air stopped failin g a t once. M rs . G . A . M c V a y , A l e x a n d r i a . sends a m an o ut Into th e country, th a t m akes h im w a lk and took, n ot --------------- --------------- w a lk an d th in k about h la business. Moos and W eath er. I t sends some o f Its devotees d o w n W h en th e moon moves south In bur d u e s to th e ground fo r Insect pictures, o rb it abundance of ra in w ill fo llo w , T h e ra are 4 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 others It m akes c lim b trees fo r birds, b e t w hen she goes n o rth dro ug ht in to q u a rry m e a l a th e w orld. to others It holds o ut In v itin g b a n d s ' bo expected, m ys th e governm ent as- c a llin g th e m w h e re ocaan breeeea b le w tionoaeer of A u s tra lia . “ F e r n s ” b y D r . O. B. W a t e r s Ph D ., JOhae H o p k in s u n iv e rs ity - Is to be b ro u g h t o u t s h o rtly b y H e n r y H o lt A O a T h e book describes a ll the fe rn s In th e n o rth w e s te rn States and la In tended to cover th e sam e te rrito ry aa O ra y ’a " M a n u a l." A r th u r Severn, th e a rtis t w ho m ar rie d B u ak in 'e cousin a n d w a rd , M ias Joan K u a k ln A g new , baa n early com pleted his "R eco llection s o f R u sk in ,” w hloh abould p ro ve interesting , con s id e rin g th e Author's In tim a te associa tio n w ith B u s k in an d hla g re a t ta le n t aa a raconteur. ’ 1__ T h e M s c m lU a n C o m p an y have ju s t know n c rim in a ls in London. T he published a n o w a b rid g e m e n t u f L in - W hole record« of Scotland y a rd do n ot S ard ’s w e ll-k n o w n “ H is to ry o f E n g c o n tain ia a ll so m a n y nam es, and la n d .” b ro ug ht d o w n to th e p re s e n t m a n y of these have been dead for A a a b rid g e m e n t o f th is book has fo r yearn. n t t f year» boon used In moot o f tbo C ath o lic schools o f G re a t B rita in as Ml*ptoce<l Affection. T h e E skim o s w ere very a n g ry w ith th e tex t-b o o k In E n glish history. „ k , .Ik. N o H a ir ? t a i e a 8 . 8 . w i t h s a fe ty , w a i t does n o t d e ra n g e t h e S to m a c h l i k e th e s tro n g 2 1 g m in e r a l re m e d ie s , h o t acta g e n t ly a n d w ith o u t a n y s h o ck to th e sy s te m . T h o a e w h o s e fe e lin g s t e l l th e m th e y a m n e t ■ tr o a g a t w d l , a n d w h o a re g r o w in g t h in n e r a n d f a llin g b elo w t h e i r u s u a l S im ila r O a t D l f f a r r a t T h e y w a re m ean derin g s low ly to w a rd tbo p a re n ta l d om icile o f tho f a ir m aid, a ft e r tho th e a te r and a litt le supper a t a « w a ll beanery, w hen tbo s p irit m oved h im to do a conundrum . “ D a rlin g .” ha asked, “ w h y am I lik e the m o o n r “ I d’d o n 't k n o w , G eorge,” she »tom merod, " b u t I h-hope It len t b becauae you g et fu ll." "N o ,” ho answ ered In a tone redo le n t w ith sadnoaa. “I t ’s because I m dow n to m y last q u a rte r." T h e W o r ld ’s G o ld P r o d o c t. T h e g overnm ent m in t report puts the gold production o f the w orld since the discovery o f A m erica a t # » 3 11 ,- BBfibBBto The Bouthwlek has the largeat rnpaeltv. I« ta«tert and euteat worker ol any H«y Pre«« mada. Sand lor eateloxaa. Malted tree. tsnwtojL, LKtms « srsm oo. P A IN L E S S WISE BROS D e n tif iU __