A Bad Break. . ,a.,„, » A. W. GLEASON, “Darling. Take Your Arm Away; Moth­ minute—his way of impressing a cul­ ' ' Notary Public. prit. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and er Is Peeping Through the Keyhole.” acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur- “Skag, this thing has gone far taees of filesystem. Send for testimonials free. A Delicious Custard. ; enough! You are not paying attention F. J. CH ENEY & CO., Toledo,O. The recipe for this delicate dessert Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take ilall’s Family Fills for constipation. has been handed down in my family to your work. Look at the dust on my for many generations: Into each Indi­ desk—it's frightful. This Is Monday. Reaction. vidual custard cup put the yolk of one I’ll give you Just one week. Saturday Salesman—'Hat. sir? Yes; what kind egg, add one heaping teaspoonful of winds you up unless you come out of do you wish to look at? sugar, two gratings of nutmeg and five that trance. That’s all.” Customer—Well, my wife wears a Mer­ Skag sniffed and shuffled back to his ry Widow affair. If you have something tablespoonfuls of sweet milk. Incorpo­ chair, where he tugged at the seam on that is the exact opposite of it, young rate thoroughly and set the cups in a pan of hot water. Bake in a moderate his trousers and gazed vacantly out of man, that's what I want. Salesman—Then you want a plug hat, oven until firm. When cool, cover with the window. The next morning the office fairly of course, with a black band around it. a meringue, using the whites of the That is the nearest wa can come to a eggs for this purpose, and allow one glistened, and all through the week Disconsolate Widower hat.—Chicago tablespoonful of powdered sugar to the his work improved, The stenographer Tribune. white of each egg. Through the very even discarded her work sleeves, her tiptop of each snowy mound drop a desk was so clean. Gave It Up. But no one noticed that Skag's face “Uncle Henry, how big a tarpon did teaspoonful of orange marmalade.—De­ lineator. was growing thinner and his eyelids you ever catch?” more drooping. “Why. Sammy, once I—but how big But Never Call Him Early. Saturday night, after five o’clock, tarpon did you ever hear of?” He—Funny thing about your sex. “Seven feet ten inches is the record.” Call a woman “a bird” and she’s pleas­ Skag stayed and cleaned up the office. “I'm not going to try to beat that, Snin-- ed. But .calI her a hen or an old crow He would be that much ahead when my. I have only a few years to live, and Monday came. and she gets angry. I want to go to heaven some day.” Monday morning the office was as She—Nothing exclusively feminine clean as a Dutch kitchen, but there was about that. Call a man ‘ ‘ a sad dog ” A Financier. Judge—IIow many times have you and he feels good. But call him “a no Skag. Noon arrived, .and still no miserable cur”—the same thing—and Skag. at which the boss waxed wrathy. been arrested before? “Jones, go up to the kid’s house and he'll knock your head off.—Boston Prisoner—Five, sir. see what tlie trouble is. Tell him if lie Judge—Then I shall feel it my duty Transcript. can't get here by two o’clock, he needn't tx> impose the maximum fine----- ” Knew One of the Firm. Prisoner—But. your honor, isn’t it Attendant (showing him through the come at all.’’ When Jones returned he went into only fair to give a reduced rate to reg­ structure)—This house is built on what ular customers?—Judge. is known as the “slow combustion” plan. the manager's private office and closed Mr. I’neuritch—Ah, yes; I think I the door. Later he came out with a Forestry in Korea is to be taken up by know Slocum. I have seen him at the long sheet of paper in his hand. 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