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MEDICINE
Stock sad poultry bar* tew
trouble» which are not bowel and
l i v e r irregnlaritiaa.
d la a k -
Dreught Stock sad Poultry Uedi-
e ia a w a bowel and liv rr r-medy
ter s t o s k . . * puis ths e r n w M
sad keep bis »took la »igoroaa
health fo r weeks. D ealen gener­
ally keep Hlnck-braoght Stock sad
Poultry M «Heine. I f yoara doee
not. tend 2ft cent» for a Mm ole
can to the maoufsetnrera. Tbe
C h a tt»n .M « a Medicine Co. ,~ Chot-
“ D M a l M m ake M r. fitu y v e s s a t
m ad to have M r. P ete rb y giva Mlaa
B eneonhurst a c a a a ry b ird ? ” ‘W e ll,
If i t did. ha never showed It .
He
•Im p ly h u rrie d a p and b o ug ht b a r •
e a t." — B ro o k ly n C agle.
“ Yea, t h a t ch eeky youBg W in te r ­
green m ade a frie n d o f th e h a u g h ty
M rs. De Y o u n g th e very d ra t tim e he
a w t h e r !" “ H o w did he do i t r
“He
at)ted h e r i f h e r h a ir w a s n 't pre m a­
tu r e ly g ra y .“—C levelan d P la ta D ealer.
U in g le y — " W e ll, old m an. I'm to be
m a rrie d to -m o rro w ." N ag g e—" I hope
you h a re th o u g h t th is o re r c a re fu lly ,
B in g la y ; do yo u lore h e r 7'* [¡Ing le j
— “O b, d o n 't be s e n tim e n ta l! The g ir l
has nsyaey— is n 't th a t enough?"-—Ohio
S ta te Jo u rn al.
“ I th in k I ’l l le t yo n m easure m e
fo r a sack su it o u t o f th is c lo th ," said
C ro lly , in d ic a tin g h is
preference.
“ V e r y w e ll,” eaid h ie ta ilo r , “ I can
m ake you t h a t s u it fo r »30 o r *100."
“ W h a t's tb s idea in th e tw o prices?"
“Cash o r e re d lt.” — P h ila d e lp h ia P re s s
L a n d la d y — “ B eg pardon, a ir, b u t did
I u n d e rstan d as you w ere a doctor o f
m usic?”
M u sician— “ I am . m a'am ;
w h y? “ L a n d la d y — “ W a ll, s ir. m y B il­
ly ’a w Jnat been and broke 'is con­
c e rt I ns. and I th o u g h t as ‘ore J ahud
ba g lad ta p u t a bodd Job in y e r w a y .”
— P un.
O ig lam po—“ H a a h ly la th e lu ckie st
m an I k n o w ."
S h a rp le y — " W h y . I
th o u g h t h im p a rtic u la rly n n fo rta -
n a te ." O ig lam po— “W h y , h e draw s a
pension fo r b e in g wongded In w a r,
and now be is to g e t dam ages fo r h a r ­
in g bean h it by a tr o lle y e a r." — Town
Topics.
The
B ig h t
P itc h - — P la tt s — “ I
th o u g h t I ’d p rac tice on m y C om et la s t
evenin g, b u t to sure m a I couldn’t
g a t th e r ig h t p itc h o n i t . " B ra tta —
"C o u ld n 't you g e t th e w in d o w open?"
“W h a t’s th e w in d o w g o t to do w ith
Itr
“W e ll. Urn r ig h t p itc h would
h e re been th ro u g h th a t.''— PhUadei-
Ia a large Now York bastaam liwtl-
tutloo them was as employs whose
Christmas g ift bad tbs saving grace of
UMi.vtouaf conaiueiatioa.
Mo ass •
booksvepor, nearly (0 yearn is har­
ases, and be s s j been overlooked ,fn
former yearn o t ta.nesa la W all »(root,
except 10» a customary and unvarying
»10 gold Dima, says tba L o tio n »ree
Press. Several osye betöre Christmas
w ith rum ors o f s a imprecodvncou uood
o f good to rtane. T b s old boOuxaepar
saw his fe llo w
l b Nn Home Snrinj Macin Co., Orap,
COA8TING IN HOT WEATHER
Veklele la the Island of Madeira
Mips Over Oobbl se t ones
Drawn by Ozan.
employes called llfio
th e cashier's office one by oua, each re ­
tu rn in g w ith a sealed eavelope. T h e
boofckoepar w aited lo r bis aanunoas,
but It va m a not, says the W o rld 's
W ork. Kven the office boy em erged,
b itin g new gold piece« to loot them ,
and tha r o il arsa complete a a hour be­
fo re th e bookkeeper summoned cour­
age to send la an In quiry w hether a
m istake had bean made in th e caee o f
M r. B le a k , and w h eth er a a envelope
j bad been overlooked. T h e «newer
'
"T h e re is no envelop« fo r M r. B lan k,
, but th e president wishes to ass h im
T b a bookkeeper saw only one In te r-
I f wa Mood about seven o'clock
ia the morning near the foot of the
Oraiba mesa In Arisona we should
tee a moat interesting eight, ro­
tate« a w riter in tba Now York
Sun.
The flat-topped elevations called
mesas are rery common features
of the arid plain« of Arisona.
Some of them hare for agea been
the home« of Indian tribes
whose enemies could not easily
.roach the tops of these big rocks,
and so those who lived on them
were comparatively safe, (
Thia particular mesa 1o the
home of the Oraibi branch of the
Moqui tribe. Perched high In the
air on their little plateau, the
elders still practice the snake
lance and other famous ritea of
their father«.
Only a few yoara ago they wore
called hostile because they op­
posed more strenuously than the
other Moquis the introduction of
white influences among them.
When it was proposed to erect a
ichoolhouse near the base* of the
mesa, and to place all the children
la the school, the parents stub­
bornly refusing to permit it. They
yielded Anally, however, to Arm
pressure, and every child of school
age waa placed in the school.
The enterprise has been a great
(access, and whoever stands near
the school at seven o’clock ia the
morning and looks up at the pla­
teau 500 feet above hum suddenly
sees children begin to spill over
the edge of the mesa. One child
cornea into view behind another,
and soon the face of the great rock
is alive with them aa they descend
the steep tegsag path leading to
‘.he bottom of f t * mesa and the
school.
The sight Intercuts visitor« be­
cause it is so unusual. The little
folk seem to bo hanging to the
wall of the mighty rock aa they
sfoWly descend itajfarw.
They keep pouring over t h e
edge and the head of the line has
reached the school on the plain be­
low before the last of it leaves the
top of the mesa. When the strag­
gling line comet fully into view it
is seen to be nearly half a mile
long, and its convolutions on the
> path bear some resemblance to
the movements of a snake.
There are 175 children in thia
school, and in attendance it is said
to head the list of Indian day
schools in the country. A fine new'
building costing over £1,000 has
taken the place of the first school,
and it is said that after once being
placed there, wearing the new
clothes provided for every pupil,
they never miss a day.
Cheaper th an th e
Order House
Mail
S P E C IA L ON C A N N E D G O O D 8
ordinary effect ot S w a m p -R o o t
realized
It stands the highest for
dortul cures of the most dlstrsaoin
I f you need a medicine you should
best. Sold by druggists U SOe. and
Y o u m a y have a sample bcttlt
sad a book that toil»,
mors about It, both tonti
ibsaiuteiy free by mail,
address D r. Kilm er &
Co.. Binghamton. N. Y.
M ai) o rd er p r ic e , e lio e d p e a c h e s p er c a n 19c. O u r p r ic e 15«
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L o g a n b e r r ie s .
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16c. O u r p r ic e 15c
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i a o w i i t o a n y « H » -i £ 3 E . D > C I Y ,
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A N D 8 A V E T H E F R E IG H T
A lw ays Remember the F a ll N
I .axative ftromo Qain
Good Hama 15c per lb.
Cures a Cold in One D t ;-, G rip in 1
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3a Bo«o 35«.
CHIROPODIST IN THE ARMY
'At Fnnchal, in the Island of Sin- , pretatiu n. T h is m eant his discharge
deira, the traveler finds one of fo
1 r fa ilin g efficiency. H e fa irly to t­
In to th e eanctum . a p itifu l figure
the strangest kinds of vehicles tered
<
of panic fear.
that the world affords. He sees 1 “S it down, M r. B la n k .” said th e
waiting quietly near the wharf a president.
!
” 1 b a re om itted your nam e
“Every German infantry regi­
number of sleds with sleek dun- 1
ia th e Hat o f C hristm as rew ards fo r
ment has its chiropodist," said a
colored oxen yoked to each, says I fa ith fu l Servian, and I regret te a t military attache, “and it won’t he
the bank w ill have to find another
Everybody's Magazine.
I t is 1
many years before all infantry
m an to fill yo u r position a fte r to -m o r­
always high summer time In Ma- j row. Compose yourself, sir, tears are regiments will have their chiropo­
deira, and to see a conveyance , undignified In th ia office. You should dists, too.
kn ow b etter a fte r being here to r so
which he has ever associated with 1
“A foot soldier's efficiency, you
anow and Ice and eero weather is I long a term o f service. D o n 't go. 1 see, depends upon his feet. If he
have a few w ords m ore «0 aay before
a t first disconcerting. Thestran- J
gets sore feet, lie can’t march well
you leave. T h e directors have decided
ger rubs his eyes and asks what ; »0 re tire you on fu ll pay fo r tba rem — can’t advance fast, can’t retreat
those things are for, but be soon , o f your life, sad th e year's salary w ill fast. And his feet are apt, unless
finds that they are public hacks, be
1 paid to you In advance. T h ia does „they are sclent Ideally looked after,
a m establish a ruinous precedent, fo r
and that unless be cares to walk 1
to get sore; for it Is one thing,you
employes w ith M y e a n o f fialthful
be must step inside, ensconce him- J
know, to use the feet In an ordi
service to th e ir cred it are n b t s p rin ­
self on the cushioned seats, and ' kled very p le n tifu lly through W a il nary way, walking three or four
w ait for the driver to prod his ,
miles a day in aeity.an d lt ia quite
glow steed with the goad that he ,
another thing to use them in m ili­
THE
YULETIDE
IN
AUSTRIA.
always carries. Very soon the
tary fashion, walking 15, 20 and
vehicle begins to slip, slowly to be j
sometimes 30 miles a day over
sure, but surely, over the a moot bn
rough country, carrying luggage
little cobblestones with which the
besides.
streets are paved. A t any partic­
“A soldier’s feet need looking
u larly difficult turn of the road, or ,
after, need inspection, just as his
when earning ta a rise of ground ,
gun does. Hence Germany has in­
the driver places a little bag of 1
troduced chiropodists into her
grease under the front of the run- 1
army, and the chiropodists hold
iters, which makes it comparative- '
feet Inspection daily. They see
lyeaay for the sturdy steers to pull 1
that the shoes fit well, that the
the sled.
stockings are in good condition,
Even up a long steep hill these
that blisters and corns don’t form.
oxea will slowly make their way.
“I t is odd to see in Germany a
la coming down again no such te
line of privates having their feet
¿bests process ia used, hut getting 1' -h lp e re and to ca rry aw ay th e ir inspected. This sight, though, will
Into a wide finely upholstered sled , • a r t b ly troubles to heaven A m oag be a universal one ere long, and
w ith wicker sides, the passenger tha Csechs th a legend run» th at he then its appearance of oddity will
trusts himself to the tender mer who most s tric tly fa s ti on C hristm as depart from It.”
eve w ill see th e H o ly C hild la
bis
cles of more or leas villainous a - — - . « th a t n ight. I a tba evening th e
look lag guides as steersmen .Each real eelebretlua haulaa
A il Ukhta
Mnggsby— I ’m going to thrash
ooeof them holds a rope tied to the ,
Bifkins the first time I meet him.
back of the sled, sad when the to­
Wiggins— Because why?
boggan, aa it ia often called, gets
“He’s been telling it around that
-fie Jumping and bounding too hi­
I ’m a liar and a scoundrel."
lariously, the guides Jump off and
“Is that w ! Why, I never heard
pull with all their might at the
anyone say you were a scoundrel."
—Chicago Gaily News.
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