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_io«k and ponitvy have tew
troeblee which are nei hovel sod
l i v e r rrregu.larittea.
M la e k -
Draaght Stock and Poehry M jih
«ine is a bowel and liver remedy
teak, k putì «ha orgne» «f
tiou ia a perfad canditm
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terwawkripp th»ir hagtewAfteek«-1
Aaakky »y g irin e them «abroa- {
linnal do»« of Black Pratijrtii tit ck
and Poultry Vediciue in their
food. Any «iock raí v r may buy a
Sheeet haM-itoimd a irtig h t eaa
of tbte medic4»!» fríe» L:« dericr
aad keep hia »tech in »igurm.,
health for weeks. Desterà gener­
ally keep Black-Draught S tix i aad
Poekry Medicine, ft yeurt dcae
not. tend M sente fay a sample
ms te Ui» P M a f v ì irm , Tr.»
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CHRISTMAS ADVICE
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Mlnote
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J. Beynolda
f lS n S S S K .
Oo through your Hat of
friends carefully and oroes odf
these whs didn’t g iv e you a n y ­
th in g test year.
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I t is to be hoped you have
postponed a ll Christina« ahop-
p in g u n til M onda», tha S l a t
Xt te such a eomfort totheaalew-
psopte
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M your hoy v a a ta to give hte
teacher a C h rist in or proem, t tall
h im you p ay laxe« for the sup­
port o f the public schools aad
th a t’s enough.
•tea shwaln g iv e ante yon.
X ite l
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EIRKAN COBNINO tqade
ap
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H mind when a mere boy that he
would become a «ocr-eaBfql business
lablliliinvnta with hundreds of
wor.'em, all pllabte to his w ill, - — -
pruseed from the lnaer oOua.
He
b reamed d f meeting the greatest and
dies and hl« n^i«« were ¿»yond hte
hopes W ith in two y e a n be had piled
up M.000. Then he run scrota a store
M a small town w h ia * wmr T e r «Ale.
The owner bad m a in a falters, but
Herman thounht ha aaw r k r
tM um t i*
OOU<nt It, PAjriac P U t dOWB. la two
x«*’ » ho « « out oí debt and doing a
buatoem that was the wonder of all the
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Display of Dolls and
other articles Suitable for
Christmas Presents
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C R E A T rec.»r.1 o. c m rt,~ c n r.
qti. l.w l ta tuetlio«; (ù«irr.v. J.iurcv
X o » i s ^ a isa p a r i! a
a kuorii n r
bttoWt. to any (diwur t d F D I C I t 1
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Lromo A o scfe i
: One Day, Grip fa Tws
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MCKENZIE & POOLE
“ t h i n g s to c a t a n d
w e a r”
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White ho WO* etruggllng w ith thme
problem*«, Hape’s health failed. Know­
ing Coming's dhrtng dtopoaidon ha did
not date go away, as the phyilclaaa
ordered, aad leava tha young man In
charge c f the entire bualaeas Finally,
threatened w ith death, ha offered to
aaU hte te le n e t at a vary reasonable
sum i f Com ing aould Bad a basher.
W in yon give am a M a iT *
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n i i «maid-'
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ite tha
tha snm
stun «as
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rirn n in
coasid-
The merchant had turned away w ttb M
in g tha
artng
the value o f tha business,
business. N
K waa
wsa
aa Impatient ceatara when Herm an ha- a
rant amount
~ vast
amount fo
fo r r a
a young
young man
man to
to
(tan. The odd way of putting tho psog- »Bias.
A
ll
of
Corning’»
protl.»
la
d
gone
dm.
Coming’s proBis had
c ltlo n arretted hia attention and tha teto
paying
fa
r
Kb
quarter
latoreat.
ito
for Ms
latoreit.
Intent« earnestness of Ut« bog attract-
la tha meantime
maantlme Corning had made
t<l **lm.
<me
One or two social connections
connecticns One waa
was
"W h y did you coma to ma?" ha «afd | Petsr Hpldhrooh, a wealthy Te'all
Teiail mer­
mer-
c h a n t/. "Don't yon know that d e p a rt-. chant. w ith whom ha had coma Into
roent head« hire the employ«»!“
, btnlnsss relation« cad who had «d-
"1 wanted to talk to tha head cd th« »1r«d the young man for hla buslnee*
to U M ^ lrtp lia d H erm in «Imply.
. ta le n t Ila had invited Corning to his
The merchant pushed a button and home several times and had presented
| a nun appealed Instantly.
I Ms daughter, a frail, rather pretty girl
•'Take
thia
boy
to Hopkins,“ . w h * e strength of character, if »he
commanded Hope, “and tall M m to aver had any. had'been eliminated by
a«t him to w o rk /’
her father-» dominant me
J.
And so Herman Corning found bin»-
f u l l about tbla time Peter Hnldbrook
«elf launched In merchantlle life m aw- died and hl« daughter had called on
alatant stockkaeper at «lx dollar« par Harman for advlca, knoalng that her
weak. He worked hard and gave no fkther had trusted hip» The girl wae
thought to anything outside the bual- tha «ote relative and heir and the re-
’'* * • ° t *!>• department He did so «ponelMllty of the great estate frig tit-
much w ork that Mp fallow employe* sued her.
disliked him. Hopkins noted the Im -
T o Herman came a great Inspiration
proved condition of the stock, .how- He would m arry thia pale-faced, clrl
Bfter • - f,w “ onth" Herm an who would be putty in hte hands. This
had Ms wages raised to eight dollar«, would give him money enough to buy
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p* r ' on‘ Kop* b?‘rtt,e*
him master
fertlng hta knowledge o f the etoek aad of the great HoMbrook store, He would
o f prices. Meanwhile be watched tha combine the two buslncmss and make
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himself the grealss* factor in the h»sl-
Therc waa a whole ahelfful of but- nets world. Thera waa a s ln c e r .
i .-JfflM of ancient vintage, whleh Herman at th« thought of Hannah, became, be­
ndtked were never egltad foc^ O oe day sides having a real affection for ber,
Houston, a salesman, was trying to at­ Iterman bad made her a part of his
tend to two customers.’" z
scheme of life and hte nature revolted
"Here, boy," he said to Herman, at changing b i t place But he raw no
"pull douro acme buttons for Mr. P ark­ other way and w ithin two month» he
in». L11 be right hack and glvez «lm had Mdrrted Lillian ib^dbrook. »mJ
prices.”
soon after became absolute master of
Parkin» waa from a crossroads town. two great «ton«, one wholesale and erne
Herman pulled down th« bnttona that retail.
never «old Ha knew the pricea U lti­
The reet thc business world knows
mately Parkins bought hair the entire well—how he reversed the old pollctes
I lot
and struck out into new methods with
Thia irtnuactlon so pleased Hopkins a dating which shinned all observer«: ■
that Herman waa called on frequently h o# the b tK iaeu graw until Heramn
to take a ensfomer when the salesmen
Conrtng was rocoguiaed the world over
were busy. Two year« after Herman
oa oos of the greatest
merchant
entered ike place be waa made a regu­
princes; how ho branched info other
lar salesman at W per week. He al­ line« of bnsinfss and finance until h.a
ways «Old the things that stuck on the name waa on tha directorates of re any
•helve« M r Hope learned of this aad
beaks and corporations an.! hi» real
complimented him oo-thl« point
sstote holdings became the despair of
"W ouldn’t It be eastor And cheaper “ »«rigre.
to hare a buyer who did net load dead
W h in Hennaa Coming was M hla
stock oh net” caked Herman grarsiy.
wtfe died A few months later ho w«4t
A week later he was made assistant
back to bis aid town for the first time
manager of the department and en­
sine* he left IL Hs toqnd Hannah Cur­
trusted with A considerable share of
tin still unmarried. To her he told I
the buying.
the story of hla succeaa and the reason ■
Shortly after this, when Horman waa ’
for hte marriage. He told her it had
Just turned 1», he went to Mr. Hope
been w ithoet sentiment, aa Ms heart
“1 air going to resign,” said he
saryB|a o r d « J t e i^ k ts m tu e m s s .*” * ^
’ “W h at’s M m tr o u b le f damaadsd
Hop» "A in ’t yper g«H»og «rough T”
"Oh; yea r t r ,t replied Herman, “ that
part la ail rich»—everything, la fact, la
all right, but I waat to go Into business
for myself.”
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* 0 o in foe yosgaaffr* smtelmed Urn
m e rc h i-t. "Have you got say capi­
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A l l necessary operations m
in g , b illin g o r Statistical w o rk
are accom plished fro m J the key­
b o a rd o f the lig h t running, easy
action M o d e l 10?
T h e Snath Premier Typew riter
Syraoum. K Y . B sm U
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H m m ere feature« winch make the
Smith Picnner the choice of
man who
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N o th in g h as e v e r e qu alled i t
N o th in g c a n e v e r s u rp a s s i t
Dr. King’«
Naw Discovery
A Perfect
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beak, kldeeyallvtr.
of the urinary pnaaags
<® hold water and
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t U ir g term» or f o r c i ^ them to com­
'” °»«»iv i t oeo.g oot
promise with hlin.
Juriny 'be-dajr, and to I
Among all his playmate« at school
<**»*..* tha ni«ht Thm
c rd h 'iry e b to 0« s i
but one sympathised
aympatSiacd with hte ambi­
ambl-
realUeZ It «tanda the
tion» or b elfteia 'la Mm. T h a t on«
wwi Hannhh Cortlft, the grave-eyed girt oouatrjr about The town had o e ly I dnrtul etiree of th* mo
» ¡ a the high forehead, who always IA.000 Inhabitant« and Harman «haled ,f X®“ n*>J « medicine
stood at the head o f her class AU tha nt the Ibnitattona He found a pur- b® *- 3®« byd.uc i t»ts
eheaer •< a fancy pries, and ot 11 w e n t' Youmay have • m
y»«t derided him.
“ f believe you w ill sueeead. H er­ baek to the city with »10.000 la hto w_°ntiw?uL
sad a heek that .
man,” said She, seriously, “a n * when
, mors aheuttt. Iw thavu.
you do I will m arry you “
Ha than stdkted a Jobbin« I htolmtoS
business absolutely frea by m all.'
■ W’l'i youT’ aaksd Harman, eagerly
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»-r- — — - - - — Indetetig- address La. KUmtr I t
And then he silded w ith a stubborn able energy and appUratMn began to Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
set of Ma equar» Jaw. "Tou may have make inroads in the business of th« «¡®n roaJiqg thu geaea
to wait a long time, Hannah, because M larger housoe. He did well from th e '
1 don't succeed at first I win hasp on firat. but hte resources were so lim ite d 1
try in g "
that ha could ant a w , teat snough to i
Bo the compact waa sealed and on« suit hte ardent spirit
Then Norria,
fine day, when Herm an was ill, he ful­ Hop«’« partner, died and Hope sent for
filled tbe worst praphoelea of the v ll-
fage luctlps by going away to tha great
"Oorniag, you a n a wonder,” he
city. He » « I able to scrape together said. “I need such a man aa you. Ba-
».»rely money enough to get him there, aldaa you are cutUag Into our business.
but he teurad nothing Jie had heard I will take you la sad sail you a quar-
the expremloo ' mereAant prtnoe”
ie and
aim j ter Interact, a t whatever the b ia iii« «
It attracted his Imagination, H a ra- > inventories, take over your stock at
solved to eater Mercantile Ufa
what It Inve,itori«» as p art payment
Upon reaching the city he went di­ and your note for the bolancs. You
rectly to the biggest Wboieeala house can pay out of M m p ro d U Ton can
la the city, Hope, Norris A Ob . aad handle the business as manager and I
sturdily walked into the office o f the will look after the floancao.”
bead of the concern.
This waa a great lift, but It only fed
Hs waa a trifle perturtwd at tha vast- Coming'» ambition, » ttll h * was not a
r.css of the InsUtulicn and tha excldto- dominating factor fa U ebualaaM world
rtea« of the offiss of th a g n a t M r. H mm . and be found after tey a a r or ao Jhat
B ut he rallied to a mom o u t
T
ha must remain subordinate to Hop«,
"Am set I also to be a great mer- w h o n «onwrvattvnsn«tho4e drove him
ctu n L" hs satS to htanseif. “ Hs Is an ’
dtetraction.
Ha wanted to to
hatter than 1 aan-nsUy older."
Be Harman sralhad boldly Into Mba
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preaeasa o f tha great ■»»“
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foot »aongh to eoM
frowned nt tha Intmialon.
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------- k ehare «< the year-
• W e l i r ha
grofiU raa wojr ap m tha thounanda,
t he could not ««a how ha ever could
nacopw a power In the finaaelnl we.
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man and the possoanor of great riche».1
V » w y w v a X>D ae gen eral:
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Prom bis earlteti memory he had hated manager. I am going to foe myself. • omvlnclng pn«rf that the l_ _
th« narrow village life and thearainped I have learned all I eaa an a «ubordi- tersrenutol order.
w h a t ts Sa,
homo existence, where every penny had I Bate.“
And that v m all theaw was to tt
There 1» comfort la
to be watched In order to make both
eada meet. He dreamed of g n a * t g * J Herm an started out w ith bja wagon
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