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NERVOUS BREAKDOWN T h re e
It Conet to the Preacher fren Over Study and Brain Tire
From the Huron
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PRAYERS 7H E LITTLE c h ildren s a y .
Th<||»ray«jfd the little children say—
Til©
hoy are not fine of Xpwx ii,
But they hold doe per mystery
Tiuin Any toino could lwu»h,
And they reach farther np to heaven
Tluiu wisnr pruyem oan reach
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The angel» laugh to hear each day
The prayer« who little children say.
STU A RT, T H E PAINTER.
TH E PATE NT M E DI Cl N E M AN.
Gurluu* Wits Born of 111* Faculty For
H eading Faces.
H e W a ite d
I .o n g F o r IU '*alt*, a n d T h e y
C a in e W it h a K u s h .
It Cornea
te Any Parton, tee, who Worriet and Frets.
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D e s ir a b le
T i 'B / m , Bad Axe, Mich.
A “breaking down o f the nervous system” meat nor vegetable». I dared not allow my
hare feet to a* lunch as touch the cold carpet
or floor, to suy nothing of taking a cold toot
hath. If 1 did 1 was immediately seized
with cramps. In this condition I com­
menced to take Dr. W illiam s'Pipk Pills for
Pule People. I took one box und felt no
better— in fact worse. I suid 1 would tuke
no more, but iny wife urged the matter, feel­
ing uiy life depended upon the result, a»
every thing else had foiled, uud 1 tins “ used
up.
I tnerefore continued to take them.
Siuce then, und it has been several months,
1 have had hut one slight attack and have
enjoyed life. Have preached all summer
and held revival meetings for fifteen weeks.
During that time my wife was sick seven
weeks, so that my rest was much broken.
Some nights I did not sleep at all. 1 huve
had no musculur exercise for years until re­
cently, when 1 have dose some work in my
garden, and my muscles stand the test re­
markably well. I can eat any thing I de­
sire, anu can now enjoy a cold bath daily.
Every Sabbath 1 pre&cn three times, and now
think I am good for another twenty years if
the Lord wills. 1 am surprised at myself
and sometimes think it cannot he possible
that 1 have accomplished what 1 huve.
(Signed)
“ K kv . J. N . M c C ready ,
Elkton, Mich."
D r . W illiam s ’ M kd . C o .,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Find attached, the affidavit o f Mr. Mc­
Dear Sirs.-—In April, 1896, I was a hope­ Cready, made before a notary public.
less ease, owing to a complete breaking down S tate of M ic h ig a n , |
of my nervous system and to a persistent C ounty o f T uscola , j S8,
stomach trouble. I had been treated by a
J . N. McCready, being duly sworn, say,
great many physicians hut received no per­ that the above and foregoing statement.»
manent benefit. I had been down four times made by him are true. Subscribed und
with nervous prostration and twice with sworn to before me this 23rd day of July,
gastritis. These attacks would come with 1897.
J. D. B rookes , Notary Public.
such violence as to throw me into spasms.
All the elements necessary to give new life
The time came when physicians said I must and richness to the blood and restore shattered
stop preaching or die. I would be so ex­ nerves are contained, in a condensed form,
hausted after the last service on Sunday that in Dr. W illiams’ Pink Pills for Pale People.
I could scarcely get from the pulpit. Many They are for sale by all druggists, or inav be
a time I have had to sit down and rest be­ had by mail from Dr. W illiams’ M edfcae >
fore I could leave the church in order to Company, Schenectady, N . Y., for Ou cent©
gaia a little strength. I could eut neither a box, or six boxes for’$2.60.
is a mtxieru expression,—a modern com*
pfoiut. it is induced hy prolonged strain
aud the overtaxing o f the nervous system,
j a d b ^ U product o f over hurry and ¿„.tie.
V
aftects the preacher end the lawyer—the
direct result o f brain tire. It affects people
in any walk of life, too, who worry anu fret.
It means a depleting of the nerve forces.
It is curable by complete rest and change
of scene, also by the use of nerve restoratives
and nerve foods. As the first method is not
within the reach o f all, the latter offers
the most universal and practical method
of treating the complaint. When it is de­
termined that medicine is to be used, se­
lect that one whicii contains the most nerve-
nourishing properties. Do uot take nerve
touics. They only stimulate, and the reaction
leaves you worse than you were before.
Select the medicine that is to the uerves
what meat is to the body—one that as it
builds up the nerves, also increases your
weight. The best thing for the purpose is
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People,
the reputation of which is built up bv solid
and indisputable proof, and which is known
in every hamlet in the country.
As a proof of its merits in such cases, read
the following letter o f a clergym an:
★
S ta r s i n
“ I iloa’t waul people to look at my
“ It was more than 20 years ago that
pictures aud say how beuutifnl the dra­ I decided the thing was ready to bo pat
pery is. The face is what I care ubout, ” on the market,” said tho inventor of a
said Stuart, tire great American painter. compound that lias now passed ent of
He was ouee asked whut he considered
The prayers the little chhlren say
the category cf patent medicines aud
ttie most characteristic feature of the
No toiling angol brings.
Th«7 pass right through the shining ray
f face. He replied Ly pressing the end of become well introduced. “ The question
That senr<;bes selfish things.
his pencil against tho tip of his nose, that bothered me was liow to get tho
(They are so h ttls that llwy slip
stuff before the people and make them
distorting it oddly.
• Between the muerding wings.)
His faculty at reading physiognomy personally acquainted with its qualities,
And God cay}, •‘Huai* and give them way I’
-The i ay or* tho little okildron say.
Sometime» made curious hits. There so Ibat I might find out whether
was a person in Newport celebrated for my own faith and confidence iu the
The prayers tho little children say—
Ah, if we know tho samel
liis power« of calculation, but iu other article were justified. But how was I to
For oui rt, no wl *e and gaunt and gray,
respects almost an idiot. One day get it into people’s hands? That was
Walk wearily and lame,
Stuart, being in the British museum, the question that I had to answer.
And by |h o Mnw they come tp God
cattrc upon . bust whose likeness was I went to tho wholesale druggists, aud
They Havo forgot his nanie?
Would wie m©y some thne learn to pray
apparently unmistakable. Calling the they said it would te useless to put it
Tho prayers the lilt In children suy I
curator, he suid, ‘I see you huve a head ou their shelves, us nobody would buy
—Post Wheeler in New York Press.
it. I sent it to doctors, but that did very
of ‘Calculating Jem m y.’ ”
‘Calculating Jemiuyl’ .” repeated little towurd getling the article into the
T R O U B L E FOR HIS H O N E ST Y . the eurutor iu umuzemeiij. “ That is hands of the people. 1 gave it uway nt
S o ld W i t h
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fairs, und the result was that a small
T h . N e g a tiv e R e w a r d o f V irtu e In th e the head of Sir Isaac Newton. ”
On uuother occasion, while dining portion of the people there got nearly
XVIody C ity by th e L u lls.
with
the Duke of Northumberland, his all of the stuff, while the ethers went
“ A queer thing happened to m e,"
aaid Bailey, lighting u freeh cigar. “ It host privily called his atteution to a without any. Plaiuly that would not
d a But I didn't know yet what I would
1
wus only one of those -incident« of atreel gentleman anil asked tire painter if he do.
travel that m ight happen to liny oue, knew him. Stuart hud never seen him
before.
"After awhile it occurred to mo that
hot anooyiug from tire Eiffecoustructiou
“ Tell me whut sort of a man he is .” I would start a man in a buggy driving
p o t njkuf it. ”
in a certain direction. He was to dis-1
“ Let’s hear it, ” said the other fel­ , " I may apeak frankly?” ’
tribute the staff to everybody ho met on
W om an au d A m b itio n .
j
By
all
m
eans.''
low«, making themselves comfortable.
‘‘Well, if the Alm ighty ever wrote a tho roud, and in that way the stuff
Ambition is a most desirable quality
“ I was riding ou tho electric,” suid
Bailey, “ and in tho ecat opposite was u legible hand ho is the greatest rascal would finally get into tho hands of the when it does not carry one so far into
people. I was going to have relays' the sea that the waves are stronger than
preGy girj. ” « ‘
J that ever disgraced society.”
It upireared that the man was an at­ enough to stretch a line across the j can be buffeted successfully. Woman’«
“ Ob, you consider y iurself a Judge?”
torney who hud been detected iu sundry country and start a man from the west ambition, as a rule, forces her compara­
remarked cue of the crowd. '
to come east through the territory the tively much farther than man’s. Be she
“ I certainly do, and I let her see I dishonorable acts.
that I appreciated her godd looks. B a t 1 Stuart's duughter tells u pretty mt,try other man could not reach. I was going single und working for lier living, her
COAST'
my admirutiou made no impression. of her father’s garret, where many of : to send the stuff on ahead, so that at ambition generally leads her to the hope
different points ou tho road the man of accumulating property, or dressing iu
T he young womau busied herself iu g et­ his unfinished pictures were stored:
“ The garret was my pluygrouud, and wonld be supplied with enough to give fine gowns, or owning handsome jew el­
tin g her faro ready, and I Watched her
ry. Married, she is ambitious for social
as she deftly ixtrncted a dime from her a beautiful sketch of Mme. Bonaparte j awaIr-
“ The fellow started on his long trip position, for worldly honors to be show -:
pookelbook and hold it on tho palm of u wus tho idol tbut I worshiped. A t lust j
I
got
possession
of
colors
aud
an
old
,
an<1
distributed
thonsauds
cf
packages
ered on her husband and children, I
pretty hand, ready for tho conductor.”
panel und fell to work copying the pic-I of tbq stuff. Other men started in ditfer- through which she shines in reflected
“ Yon were hit hard, Bailey.
TH E CHRONICLE rank* w ith |h * greatest
ture.
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“ Xhpn I thought me cf n ./o w u fare, J ™ au d d el d/ { !“ i,rd “ fri8htiul mar­ ent directions, aud there were only a glory, and so in many instances she newspapers In the United States.
aud'a* I was holding a newspaper in « g K° o Ud' The kitchen chimney was ou few thinly populated aud remote coruers struggles and strives, worries and eon- | TH E CHRONICLE has no equal on the Pacific
Coast. It leads all In ability, enterprise and news.
mvhand I rose and dived down into my lire.
"r e .,
my father uppeured, to of the couutry that coukl not huve some trives until, beaten or triumphant, she i THE CHRONICLE'« Telegraphic Reports are
see
i
t
th
e
lire
was
likely
to
do'uuy
diim
personal
experience
of
my
invention.
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r„
uulral
.JuyB.
discovers that she has exhausted phys- th e latest and m ost reliable, its Local Nows the
pocket fur «nickel. The conductor came
fiuished
'Upsaud Iw ait- >
, ical strength and mental force fo r a fullest and spiciest, and Its Editorials from ths , None w ho a re engaged in a n y o f (he m echanical
along and I handed it to him just as age. He suw tbut I looked very foolish
ablest pens In the country.
ed.
But
no
response
caiae.
The
people
at being caught at such presumptuous
m y vima-vis said:
cliimein that fuils to sntisfy even when
TH E CHRONICLE has alw ays beeu, and always
“ ‘What has hceotno of my 10 cents?’ employment and pretended not to see whom I had expected to answer with a within her grasp. Many lives are sacri­ w ill be, the friend and champion of the people as
p u rsu its can succeed w ith o u t read in g an d
against com binations, cliques, corporations, or
“ There she sat staring ut her hand, me. But presently he could not resist cry for what I had given them remaiued ficed to ambition. Dark hair grows pre­ oppressions
of any kind. It will be Independaul
looking
over
my
shoulder.
mute.
A
year
passed,
and
every
cent
of
studying (his sta n d a rd M agazine o f Sciences
maturely gray iu worrying over what Hi s vary thing neutral Lu n o th in g
which wus no longer occupied by the
“ ‘Why, hoy,’ said he—so ho used to uvailnble capital bad gone into the keeps forever just a step ahead of the
piece of silver. We all looked for it.
scheme.
Thousands
of
dollars
had
gone,
uddress
me—
‘you
must
not
mix
your
and
m echanical A rts. I t is illu stra te d w ith
hut it had disappeared, aud she funud a
pursuer. Contentment is the jew el that
nickel with which «he paid her fare At co,u” with turpentine. You must huve and evidently no more bud been done means absence of wrinkles, long, undis­
all m odern cuts o f la te st inv en tio n s in till
toward crcuting u demand than if the turbed nights of rest, placid days and a
tbut moment I slipped my bund into
It ia pleasant to add that tho littlo stuff bad been locked in a closet aud rare enjoyment of the things we have,
my overcoat pocket uud found there the
the branches o f m echanism , an d its fund o f
girl who thus found her inspiration left there. I strained hard, but I never whether they be much cr little.
10 cent pier«.
“ How could you ideutify it?” asked eventually hieauiu a portrait painter of could bear tbo voice c l Ibo public call­
Speaking from the fullness of per­
know ledge is inseparably connected w ith
ing for my invention. Tbo months were sonal experience, the writer pleads with
merit.—.Y outh’s Goinpauion.
one of the boy«. ‘ •• •' •' 1
ln -
miserable
with
suspense
und
despair
un­
“ I never carry money in on outside
women to lay down their arms and
ventors and mcclianies.
Sold w ith T n i)
til
suddenly
tbe
public,
to
speak
meta­
FOR
AN
OCEAN
VOYAGE.
pocket. Besides it had not been thero u
calm ly a<cept rather than battle against
phorically, roared ut me. Ihe rush bad i fate end fortune. This decs uot mean
moment before. No, I knot* how it hap­
A\ ebt a t clubbing rates.
T a li, d u ly H a ir th e C lo th e . Y on T h in k started in n wuy I could
pened. My paper bad whisked it from
never under- i to lapse into laziness. Far from it. The
You W ill N eed .
stund.
New York Euu.
her hand, and it hud dropped from il
sluggish existence is cf all types the
“ Tuke only half (be clothing that you
to my pocket, as 1 explained to her. ”
most depressing. Yet there is a happy :
T h . E n g llih U ls llk . o f C om m erce.
“ W«s shu surprised? Whut did she think you w ill need for un ocean voy­
mean between the mad chasing after
age und do not attempt to have u small
We believe that tbo English, who arc phantoms aud the comatose nothingness '
say?“ '
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trunk
iu
your
stateroom,"
writes
Em­
iu
continental
opinion
a
nution
cf
shop­
“ Boys, I can’t tell you all sho said,
of sheer getting through cf days.
eisaue don't ask we. She remarked ma M. Hooper in Tho Ladiea' Home keepers, are not by instinct or by aspira­
In this era of advancement for women
Journal.
“
Have
in
your
lurgest
shawl
tion a trading peoplo at all, or even an it may seem strange for oue who is iu
that'bo one could judge by uppearuuces,
strap
a
traveling
rug,
heavy
wrap—a
industrial one. They are a seafaring the world of what is termed new wom­
nud shu hoped it wus my first hegiuniug
in u life of crime« that if I had been golf cape ia exnelleut—sun umbrella, people by tendency, and us tho sea pro- anhood to glorify as tho choicest and
’,O‘hlD.g th^ UIB compelled to ' brightest, the rubiest and niest 'aa’tfefe” i
hardened I wonld not liavii returned it rubbers, small cushion to tie ou tho
that onewmeh
one which is
is rounded
roumfed :
to lier, hnt that probuhly I suw tbut back of your dock chair, a warm dress trade, aud circumstances have driven ■ . ¡ng,
UH, . existence
Ainicuw mar
shu auapeeted me, aud u lot more, while of plain desj^n, aud u lluuuel wrapper them into tho industrial life, but their ! out iu a home circle. The love of ehil-
the fellows iu tho other scats were guy - j to use us a nightgown. Wear a chamois proclivity is toward struggle of any ! dren, the sweet, pure atmosphere of life
iug me. But you euu bet your bottom pocket well secured with u tape ubout kind, aud not, except as un incident in j w ilhin tho walls where dear ones clus
dollar I never find uny womuu'a money tho w aist for your letter of credit, jew ­ that struggle, toward tho mnkiug of i ter, the content with a sphere that,
money. It was quite lute in their his | while cot marked with scintillations of
and return it to her uguiu. N ot much, elry, money, oto.
“ Iu a largo traveling bag place a tory that they recognised trading as 1 brilliancy, is replete with heart’s ease,
Mury Anu. "—Chieago Tlmes-lioruld.
cluiugo of underwear, hose, bedroom their vocation, aud much later still that
| is for woman the most ennobling and
J ll,s m ontl'ly m agazine is one o f the
•Uppers uud needed toilet articles, with they surrendered tho notion that to be
A P r e s . H ulic b y F r a a k llu .
ven
the most joyous. Perhaps the writer is
whioli
iuclude
a
smull
hnt
wafer
bag,
a
trader,
whether
merchant
or
manufac­
“ I onrw worked a printing press that
blue and her busy, teeming life takes on
best
p
rin
ted
in
th
is
c
o
u
n
try
,
an
d
it
sold
bottle
turer or dealer iu money, wus to be the color cf clouded skies. That may be j
was Unlit in«] operated for a long while .T
V ' ii of
’1 suits,
’ “J h ' J vuseline,
““ 1!"*’ box
,KIX of
of ealbar-
c""
by Ben F ranklin," said Colonel Charles M L ' M
’ “ 1.8,'* “ “ pb°
r-
C
h
r
o
n
ic
le
B
u
ild
in
g
,
/
.
not comparatively u base person. T ill w ith­ the secret of today’» confidential out-!
to all subscribers a t ra te s w ithin the
ttonter.
Iho iuhc I uu « was quite a forget a oomfortable cloth steamer cap in the last few years all biktoriauH burst, but at all times this truth lies
a b ility of all to pay. I t is finely ¡Hu*
prim itive affair, but it uuawrred tho and a guuzo veil if you uro ufruid of a thuuglit economies rather uuwertby close to her heart, imd it is what she I
purpose. I-was then u hoy in Luueuater, little siiuburu. Wear a jacket suit of subjects of their pons, und the social has just uttered.—Philadelphia Time« ! I
B
r
M
nil.
P
o
s
ta
g
e
P
aid
,
tra te d an d presen ts th e n am es o f famous
F a., au d 1 was 1 learning tho printer's mixed cheviot or serge mid u silk waist distinctions drawn against luduslry
trad e in tho oflleu of tho Laucaster on lioard. After sturtiug put ou the old- were of tho most galling character. In
a u th o rs as co n trib u to rs.
T h e W est
I lls Prescription.
Uuion. John W. Forney, who uiudo ei gown nud lounge iu it until you lund, deed, they huve uot disappeared yet, tho
Boerlmave, the greatest doctor of his
such a success of the Philadelphia Pies«, when it euu be given to a stewardess. contempt which was once felt for the
and th e C osm opolitan a re sold a t re­
»
'va!l anxious that it should
mbs a 'pruntleu with me, uud wo took Some travelers try to dress for dinner merchant mid tbo banker being still cu
turn« working tho old Frunkllu pies«. and carry a steamer truuk filled with tcrtained for the distributor, though he forth tbut even the most eminent doctor
duced rates at th is office.
It was made entirely of wood except for silk waists and fancy ueckweur, but for often com bines both functions. Tho is somewhat of a “ humbug. ” He care­
au
eight
day
journey
this
ia
poor
taste
fully
handed
the
key
cf
a
small
diary
to
great
industrial
is
still
hardly
reckoned
a murble slab that answered the pur '
pose cf a bed. Ou 1his shib the forms and a lot of trouble. Others have tbe on a pnr with the great agriculturist, his executor, hade him open it immedi­
of type were placed, and they would sm all truuk in the cabin, aud before aud the shopkeeper of any kind is still ately after his decease and let the con
The Greilfst Weekly fa the Conatry,
huve to be inked with u long, clumsy lauding pack tho tilings iu it tbut are to piaceli far below any sort of professional. ,Pn,s 8° forth to the world at large.
be used only on die return voyage, aud
Money, it is true, is now almost (be ' ' l,en the notebook was opened all its
roller before eMi h impreniou. '
its
— L
— “ tho last were blank, and on
but
"Oue duy Foruey would wield the send it to the ship company'« office un­ ouly source of irresponsible power, mid pages
til
their
return.
It
must
be
remembered
that
final
one
there
wa
those
who
possess
it
begin,
like
tiie
roller, aud the next duy it fell my turn
as written iu large
‘Uclion "¿sm ug,, U an.
Dalua
Directions to patients: Keep
to smear Ou tho ink. Wo could print that UJ pounds of iiuggage is the aver­ powerful in all countries and ages, to letters:
•wwvw ~ SULe#- L*nad* and Mexico,
age
weight
allowed
free
on
the
conti­
be
highly
regarded,
bat
tiie
grandson
of
your
feet
warm
and
your
head cool and
about HO or Tft alieets uu hour. Tho work
TH e W EEKLY C H R O Y lci f th« u i
& li g h t e s t
w as laborious, but we performed it nent. Warm wrup« and woolen under- u Tottenham Couit toad peer would trust for the rest to Providence. ”- S a n •nd most complete W eekiv v
- r t d . print.
cheerfully becuuse of ibo knowledge Weur are uecesaary ut all seasons going much rather his peerage had been ae- i FTRUC10CO Argonaut.
P*«cs.of New« in « « .? M column*, or tw elv*
aero««
tiie
A
tlan
tic.''
S
o
n
.
«
»
.
«"ft"®»-
quirrd iu battle or by chieauo lhau out
th at Bou Fruuklin had done the very
llr e a k ln g i t G ently.
of a shop, however large. Even (he cap­
same work tin the press muuy u day be­
F r ie n d s h ip I n K e n t u c k y .
Captain e,f Steamer— Madam, it gives SAMPLE c o p i e s SENT f r e e ,
tains of industry, who are like the old
fore we were born. James Buehauau
When
Judge
Pendletou
grows
rninluis-
me
great pain to be oblige,I to tell you
barons
iu
ninny
respects,
are
not
thought
used to come in «ouaioually nud eu-
W a n t t iie
your little boy’s hat ha» blownover- d o y o u
courage ub at our task und predict a cent, he is always iuterestiug, aud when of as quite their equals, uud tbe greatest! that
We do not take possession of
board.
Mr.
Henry
Tmupkius
walked
lu
he
suid:
of
ruilway
builders,
suy
the
lute
Mr.
j
b rilliant career far both of ns if wo
They mast»
ld eM bUt * rC P °s s e s ’ cd by tham ,
C H R O N IC L E
Fond
M
o
th
«
-W
h
y
,
I
thought
it
was
“
Mr.
Tompkins,
your
cousin,
Louis
llrassey, is uot placed on tho level of a
•tuck to tho trado we were then learn-
tied
ou
with
■
string!
Where
I
k
,
"
lnt0 th ® aren a‘
Garth, was the ouly bully I ever saw great agriculturist, say the late Mr.
lug.
l»ke gladiators, we must flght for them.“
"T his was way back iu 1841, and who was a bravo man. He was tbe moot Cuke of Norfolk. Tho state bus honored ! Captain— Yes. That was just the
Such is the exalted m otto o f the A rena, a n d
1’iu a young niuu y e t Events that are overbearing uiau I ever saw. Ho Was iu both, but tbe popular si utiment, whicii. trouble. The striug did uot break.—
Loudou Fuu.
th e
crowded into the year« siuco then cou- a poker game in camp with Lienteuaut and uot the state, settles wluit Greeks
S H O W IX C
A
entire contents o f t h 'B m o n th ly m agazine
tain tbo history of tho building of oue Forrest, a brother of General N. B. For ure like, eotidciies, rathe r than delights
o f tho moat powerful ualious tbo world rest, und he called Forrest a liar. For­ in, the action of the state. The difference
T h e fila m o n r o f D istance.
The United States, Dominion of
are upon a plane and in keepin g w ith its
baa every kuowu, and the processions of rest pulled his pistol, a double barreled ia disappearing, but it dies hard.—Lon­
It is laughable how tbe consultor the
a ir s tbut bare passed in review siueo weapon, and, placing It to Garth's don Spectator.
different nations in Africa. Asia and t Cana^ ^ N o r t h e r n Mexiao
motto.
T i,c A rena's
gallery o f em in en t
o n e s im e .
then call for the pen of another Plutarch breast, be pulled tbe trigger. The ear
8outh America are frequently criticised
The
ouly
way
iu
which
salt
should
iridge
failed
to
lire,
and
Garth
«i>at
out
And
th
.
thinkers
Io portray, aud that cramped, rtokcly
by their papers at home for not ticinc
is
a group o f in terestin g men a n d
little Franklin press tbut John W. F«>r- a chew of tobacco and without moving bo given to cattle is iu lumps, big more assiduous in looking after the
uey uud I used to work played a big a muscle said, “ Licutenaut, you hud enough for them to lick handily, with uommercial interests of their countries
»
and «heir ,,m ig , „ s „ „
part iu the making of tliu nation uud better try tho other barrel. “ Forrest no danger of their sw allowing them.
O í» T H K O T H E R S I D E .
and bow they arc bidden retake patteni
”“ '»‘<l«r«,ion „ r .,1
Thp A n ’
tbe making o f the processions of men. put bia weapon up aud said, "Garth,
by the. representative« of other nat.ous.
S 2 and
ia is
Mtlll I am «..H old.
St. Douia Kejmb you are a brave usan, aud I w ill uot |
Thus the British trade papers hold tho
sold with T iif . W n ST.
slioot a bravo m an.“ They were iusep
Ito.
German and United States consuls un
arable friends forever afterward._!
as admirable examples, aud the United I, AnORKMS
'
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M l« h l IU W .
Owensboro Inquirer.
Itates and Germany go jnio raptures
rn you tske Hood’s Pill.. TtAlg. oM-h
“ •
VOUNO.
When
‘ Tbeao stu p e« ,” sighed tho e tn fe t,
- t
ever the faithful and energetic condm-
V r n »«> ’ia
T h s ftpear.
timed, sugar-coated pills, a hlch tear you alt to
“ make a man feel sm all. ”
»s.y ruasciaoo. c a t
N
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v
And
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M-
-
pieces,
are
not
la
It
with
Hood’s.
Yasy
to
taks
Tho kind woman who bad come into
In old days, when the spear was used
New York Merchants’ Review.
tbe darksoms place to cheer him smiled as a weapon of war, men had to be verv
rodiauxly.
careful haw they carried it. if in a
Anethrr Eccord U ro l„ B,
S o l O altty.
“ Good
“ Ubly tb lu k ,” she urged, “ how strauge country they bore their apeare
Professer Scrnggius— Yes, it » a fact
I
exm
M,t* E lfe r s ! How
do?
m uch worse they would be if they ran potut (oi ward, it was takeu aa a ciocia
demonstrateii bv science that
i
the
tho other way.
Dotroit Journal.
ration of war, w hile if tliay earned •mi easy lo o|>er.,t», la I m e
earth’s supply of watl , is
tin.Her I
,
1 haT‘ !”>«ts
them ou their shoo Mera with tbe point of Hood's n il«, which aro
Colonel Pepper of Kentucky—Well tortile
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Ä
» « « A O *
In ^ono couulry district ot Germany batkwaid they were treated aa friends up to date in every respect
»uh I can look the world in the face
’ ’ Mil luvi-
“ pay wtxtdtiiga*’ wera iu vogue «util
Safe, certain and «„re AU
aud boucslly «ay that I am not to blame Utiou. I know, but”—
recently, each |u e s t pa viag far hi« ou-
'út tiu,« i, ,ti w _
It is my creed that a man baa no *oggf«U . v C. I llo.») g e„.. t owell. Mass. iu tbe least.—Clevelaud Leader.
dwicr?'
tertattiu>ebt as much as lie would at au claim u[m« his fellow creatures bayoud The only I’llta to take wllh It jvxl . Sarsaparilla.
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w m
ill r I,. , rjdT ,n Past
flv I .’
I du afld tbe feceipts
bread and water «»d a grave, unless he
H o r r lb lst
UZANTEIKTHVSTW ORTIIY a n d
to set up the happy pair hi
can * lu it by his wwu strength or skill.
•dtd »ho w a s — r u . . ' minutes. '
A woman, being informed that her
ud PU iu
’ ’ active gentlemen or lathe, to husband was drowned while fishing ,,ff Deale
home.'
—Hawthorne.
travel lor responsible, established house (he coast, exclaimed:
Qu«!**««, <|il, ts a grevi thiag. Tlir
XI n '
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it him who ncglecta to raise the inOretew M.inilil, -Aft 00 ,ii.| exo. u-e.
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Reversible Map?
Map of the W orld
No Gripe
Hood’s
Pillsi
look over this croup .
wake your selection .
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