The Eugene weekly guard., May 25, 1901, Image 9

GOOD
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laci 1»
-orvous, there i« not a well
Xie toudj 1
“ weM1‘
:.h sad hav« iadige«ti..n
kornVy-
Thi» heads, he
1 *“
Xrlv dill» ■« »B<1 >«»-
-abrt’tae.rlv “ad hysterica; there
«r"’’ u. ,n'the lo*er Par* ot mv
u • rising down «H “>e time, aad
*’’rf *
rroins »nd thighs : I can-
P“*’
wild >>r »•»• aad 1 b''lie’e 1
•'‘ leased »U over; no one ever
»»®rrrd Yd.c riptio“ of thousands of
^w’hieh “»»« to Mrs- Pinkham's
¡SULry^^ A“1“®““*4“4
XU. JOUS WlUJAM».
lss-ated condition of the neck of the
Xbean prod i-e ail of these symp-
* “ an.l no woman should ahnw
¿Xlt to reach such a perfection of
wltea there is absolutely no
’ ,
;t
The subject of our por-
LJu -n this sketch. Mrs. Williams of
tMlUhtuwn. N.J.. has been entirely
“'.d of such illness and misery by
Lydia E. I' ultliam's Vegetable Com-
other medicine has such a record
torabwl'tte cures, aud no other medi-
•toe is just “s good." Women who
wut a cure should insist upon getting
Lvdis E- Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
^nad when thev ask for It at a store.
Ditappotntrd in the Alp».
Fair Mountnin Climber—These are
the very sume , icture postili cards we
aw down in the village. There rcal-
|v was no need of our coming up here.
Mothers will find Mr«. Winslow’» Sooth-
ing Svrup the best remedy to use lor their
Children during the teething jieriod.
The
Man's Way.
When a man finds a woman for
«boni he thinks there's nothing good
enough he asks her to take him.
A folding p-K-ket camera,making 3 l2
j3's pictures, for fl 1.25. No experi­
ence required to make perfect pictures.
Film til) cents. Send for full descrip­
tion. Kirk, Geary & Co., 330 Sutter
it., S. F.
Striking Home.
"If you have a prosperous debtor
who wouldn't pay you a cent. what
toould you do to get even with him?''
"I'd kidnap his cook.’’
Vour Guide and Guard
¡Ii the fanions Oregon Blood Purifier,
¡tilted and true. Vse it now.
Very Amusing.
Wife—What's funny in that letter
fun are reading?
He
Husband—It's from Boston.
i-io if I don't want to pay that $10 I
we hint.
TO Cl'KF. A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
iMfisu ref’irtd the money if it fail« to cure.
L "> Grove’s signature is on each box. 2’c.
She Had Told the
Truth.
Sue—You said your were going to
narry an artist, and now you’re en-
[ag'-d to a dent ist,
Flo—Well, isn't he an artist?
Iraws from real life !
IT» P-r«i,nrntly Curril. No tit. .r rierrou.neiw
■ IV »her first-lav’s usFof T)r Khat»’»Great Nerve
MUr-T Rpndfor Fit EE $2.00 ti la! I m .?tie anti treat-
• D».R. H K linx . LttL.Wi AichSt., Philadelphia.?»».
The Impolite Man.
"My face is mv fortune, sir,’
laid.
riuit s very plain," said he.
she
Th« Rest Prescription for Mntarta
l'v’er 16 » h«ttleof Grove's Tustele.s
’■‘“1,on*c- Ills simply Iron «nd quinine In
liaiteien iorm. No - ure. No Pay. Price 50c
In Eden.
Eve—Just think, 1'11 lie two week«
•id tomorrow!
Adam—Well, my dear, you don’t
oolt it.
CASTOR
IA
For Infants
and Children.
Ito Kind You Have Always Bought
of
I Short Storie$
According to Life, a Southern dark. ),
wishing the Inhabitants of the village
to know that he aud his venerable part
ner had decided to retire from active
life, astonished them one u...ruing by
placing the following «!gn alaive ti.e
door of the establishment: “Dis am to
lufohrn de public dat me an’ Ike am
goln out of bls'uess. Dem dat owes de
firm may settle with me; dem dat de
Arm owes may settle with Ike.”
Dr. Boyd Carpenter, the Bishop or
ltipou, huglaud, was called upou to lay
the corner stone of a new vicarage at
Wakefield some mouths ago. aud wa»
invited by the master of ceremonies
(Who handed him the trowel aud the
line and plummet) to "become an opera
five mason for a few moments.” "1
cannot,” answered the bishop, “lay
claim to the title of an operative ma­
son, but 1 am certainly a working Car­
penter.”
•
In lit» autobiography, “l’p from
“Slavery.” Booker T. Washington tell«
an amuaing anodote of an old colored
man. who, during the days of slavery.
wante-1 to learn how to play on the
guitar. In his desire to take guitar les­
son». he applied to one of Ills young
masters to teach him; but the young
man. not having much faith In the abil­
ity of the slave to masrer the guitar at
his age, sought to discourage him by­
telling him: “t'ncle Jake. I will give
you guitar lessons; but. Jake. I will
have to charge you three dollars for the
first lessou. two dollars for the second
lesson ami otic dollar for the third les­
son. But I will charge you only twenty-
five cents for the last lesson.” Uncle
Jake answered: "All right, boss, I hires
you ou tieni terms. Rut, boss! 1 wants
yer to be sure an' give me dat las’ les
son first.”
Some time ago a well-known San
Francisco attorney, who prides hlniselt
upon his handling of Chinese w itnesses,
was defending a railway damage ease.
Instead of following the usual ques-
tlous as to nauie, residence. If the na-
ture of an oath were understood, etc..
he began: “What your name':” "Kee
Lung.
“You live San Francisco?"
“Yes.” "You
You sabhie
sabbie God
God?” “Mr. Attor
ney, If you mean 'Do I understand the
eutity of our Creator?’ I will simply
say that Thursday evening next I shall
address the State Ministerial Assoeia
tion on the subject of the 'Divinity of
Christ,' ami shall be pleased to have
you attend." Needless to say, a general
roar of laughter swept over the court
room at this clever sally, and it was
some minutes, much to the discomfiture
of the lawyer for the defense, before
order was restored and the examination
proceeded upon ordinary lines.
While talking of the many notable
people be has met during his pugilistic
career, John I.. Sullivan said the other
day in New York: "Once when 1 was in
Sydney, New South Wales, I had a
suite of rooms directly over Sarah
Bernhardt. 1 never met the lady, and I
didn't much care. She was Jabbering
French all the time, and was rehearsing
constantly In her room. I heard so
much of it that I pretty near had the
willies. One night 1 happened to follow
Sarah into Her Majesty's Theater in
Sydney, anil I had a good chance to size
her up. She was a feather-weight, all
right, anti there was so much powder
on her face that I thought slic'd made
a mistake! She got a look at me. and.
because I had been so much annoyed
with her Jabbering, I scowled at her­
gave ber the look that used to scare the
bubs who tried to stay four rounds
with me. Well, sir, Sarah gave one
long, niourful howl ami fainted away.
After that she didn't jabber any more,
for she'd found out who was living up­
stairs.”
y*>en the muscles teel drawn and
. ' >P «nd the flesh tender, that
ten.ton la
st Jacobs Oil
4«. 71 - l»Ui
price is
A long-distance telephone played a
>u must part in tile romance of Virginia Gilbert
and Hurry Wylie, who have been mar­
rletl in Clayton. Mo. The young woman
m. w as undecided and Harry left for Tex
a a. but on the way calks! bls former
tiancee to the long distance 'phone.
Estimates for Artic Expiditon.
"I’m going far away. Virgie, and yon
1 aptain
Bernier
estimates
the cost will never see me again unless you say
.
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of his pro|i<>«vd Arctic ex|wdition at
you will marry me in the morning.”
»1.MI.000. He has applied to the
"Come tuiek." said the girl. ‘I do love
nailian government for a grant
you. and am glad you called me up."
has also opened subscript ion
principal Canadian eitn -
Apt Illustration.
leat her—Gf course you understand
the difference between liking and lov­
ing?
Pupil—Yes. miss: I like my father
and mother, but 1 love apple pie.
Kahlblta at Buffalo.
There will lie exhibit« from all over the
world at the Buffalo Exposition, w liich » ill
prove verv interesting to a l who may a*
tend, blit no more »<> than the news that
thefamou- remedy. Hostetter'« Momacli
Bitters, will mire dyspepsia, indigestion.
Consti pat ¡ >11. biliousne«« and nervouane»«
Io at sufferers from the above complaints
a trial i« recommended with the a»Miram e
that w hen houestlv
affected.
It also'
tern.
WEARY WOMEN Machinery, Implements,
Farm Supplies, Etc.
Throughout the land Many Are
Slaving Over the Needle
and Wearing Them­
selves Out.
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TWO MEETINGS WITH GARFIELD.
Clara Morri. Relate, an Incident that
Occurred at a Waahineton Dinner.
It
In the Woman’s Home Companion
Clara Morris has a clever article lu
which she describes two meetings with
James A. Garfield. The first was hi a
country lane near Aurora, where she
saw and talked with the future states­
man, who was then taking a load of
wood to market. Year» afterward she
met him In Washington, and remem­
bered him; but while feeling that he
had seen her before ho could not recall
where. Of that second meeting »he
say»:
"Then there camo an evening when,
at a dinner given by Mrs. Piatt. I found
myself sitting exactly opposite Mr.
Garfield. The company w as not a large
one, hut it boasted some famous names
and nt least one brilliant beauty. Con
versatlon was brilliant and laughter
was light. Turning my glance a mo­
ment from the Southern Senator nt my
side. 1 looked full Into the fixed, wide
blue eyes of Mr. Garfield. He wns lean
ing forward; one hand tightly clenched
lay on the table. From his strained,
far away look I knew he was trying to
recall our first meeting, and as 1 gazed
Into his eyes the buzz of talk and
laughter turned into a murmur of wind
through tall, leafless trees, I saw tt
pale winter sunshine falling acrons
«now-patched fields. Leaning a little
toward him. In n very low but distinct
tone 1 said. ’Gee! Gee-linw!’ A flush
like blue lightning snapped Into Ills
eves, mid in I added. 'Is Freeman lit
home?’ he gave a cry. almost a about,
exclaiming with enthusiasm. 'I've
found you! I've found you at last, and
you're sitting on top of the fence In a
red calico dress, with a book In your
lap!' Then In the midst of the commo
lion be had rnlseil he threw his arm
about Mr. I’latt, crying, 'Ah. you
thought I was meet for an asylum,
von know yon did! But I’ve found her
out at last, so you see I'm not half as
crazy as you believed I was!'
"Questions mined upon him, and
milch laughter followed his story of
that faraway meeting on the country
road; one grave old man questioned us
earnestly in the drawing room as to
what was In the minds of each nt the
time I spoke.
"I was not mm h surprised to hear
Mr Garfield «ay that In Ills backward
search for n clue fo the tormenting
hnlf memory he had got a» far as
Cleveland, had failed to find me In that
city, and at the moment 1 spoke was
hopelessly trying Aurora and the conn
try around there.”
Overheard in a Scotch Hotel.
Traveler (seating himself at the
breakfast table)—Well, waiter, what's
for breakfast?
Wn iter (cheerfully)—Calves' brains
sir, fried liver, deviled kidneys—
Traveler—Oh. hang your com-
plaints! Give me the menu'
Q/tEGüNßLOQypUfi!H£/9
A Play on Word».
Tess—I sec a notice in the paper of
the wedding of Mr.«. Nubride.
Je«i---- Yes. | know her very well,
"Do you? What was her maiden
name?’’
"1 suppose her maiden aim was to
get married.”
YOU KNOW wn AT VOL AKK TAKING
When Vi'i1. take Grove's Tasteless ( hill Tonic,
because the formula is plainly printed on every
bottle showing that it is simply Iron and Qui«
nine in a tasielejs form. No Cure, N> Fay. 5o<
Were Not Efficacious.
Mamma—Now say vour prayers.
Tommy—No; I don't b'licvc it does
any good.
.Mamma—W bat ’’
Tommy—No; I'm jes’ giftin' dis­
gusted I bin prayin'all this time to
make little brother Jack a good Isiy,
and he's just as had and selfish as
ever.
Mitchell Bicycles ADVANCE THRESHER CO
Factory, Battle Creek, Michigan.
tht l/tio»* Fu’-mer.
There are many women all over the
I. and who are earning a living by
use of the needle
Confinement
dose rooms and the trying nature
their work often causes them to grow
l>ale and wan and tu experience a feel­
ing of constant weariness.
This goes
on. sometime«, until nature rebel« and
$25 • $30 • $35 • $40
health breaks down
There is one
way and only one way to restore the OXFORD, DEFENDER
W« prest nt «bove < cut o! thè laie»t aud
tmpared vitality, and that is to
popu.si Irsi tiuti Knsii • bulli.
and DUNLOP TIRES uie»t
V\ e bave just «•« eivrd a t ti* line of Admicc
strengthen tlie worn out nérvea and
Fugiurs an<i Ssparator» ut dlfferent atvlesand
build up and nouri-h the ini,H>veri»li-
Piinlap ».eel Kiai* Kull Lille of Suudrl«»
«ì . »•- *nd iuv it« our friend» lo « all and tiKpecr
Agent» Wanted Send lor Catalu<ue.
«.- in- «>r w rttv u* tur 1« » ripf i ve catalogne and
ed l>h«xl. If the bliss! is kept healthy
cirv
ulani.
and rich and the nerves strong, new
life and energy will Boon l>e f«-lt
This w.i» the experience of Mr« Addn
PORTLAND. UK.
R Holt, a dressmaker, of No 73 First and Taylor Sts.
Bridge street. Augusta. Me.
She
says:
MILWAUKEE MOWER
"About live years ago I l>egan to
CHAIN DRIVE.
LIGHT DRAFT.
rhe
best
hope
of
competition
1«
to
make
experience a worn out feeling, Sonic-
RASY FOOT LIFT.
into1 hi tics • just as good as McUoriuick.
times 1 would lie in Isai for a day or
so, but my dressmaking work obliged Lift) out of ev, ry hundred tnvwora sold around
the world b« ar the name McCormick.
me to keep up. even when 1 did not
feel able to be almut. 1 suffered from
female troubles and last spring I hail
rheumatism in my left arm and also a
pain in my left «ide in the region of
mv heart
"In August a friend recommended
Dr. Williams' I’ink Bills for Bale Beo-
pie and I l«>gan taking them imme­
diately.
I commenced to improve in
al>out two weeks and ill thr<>e months
VICTOR STEEL RAKES
my weight inereasc<l from 121 to 133
\\ ith st- cl " heel*. made tor the
pounds.
Since taking the pills I
“Wild and Woolly Weal.”
have had no return of the pain in mv
J.
A.
FREHMAN,
General Agent.
Call on the agent or address
arm nor near my heart.
Water At.
PORTLAND. Ora.
"1 am still taking Bink Bills for
A. H. BOYLAN, Portland, Oregon
Complete Stock of
Bale People and I am gladly reconi -
W ALTER A WOOD EXTRAS.
For Catalogna and ptloaa.
mending them to nil who say that
anything ails them.”
Signed.
ADDIE R. HOLT,
, » p-v » jam * lVT'T' )) ri|e perfection of Wall Planter. Saves
Sulmcribed and sworn to before me
you time and money. Investigate.
this 4th day of February. 11*01.
LAND PLASTER. Use our Land Piaster and increase vour crop».
Testimc-
Fremont J. C. Little,
I nials, circulars ami expert information on application.
Seal
Notary Public.
Office and Factory: Foot of Fourteenth Street. Portland. Oregon.
Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
Agents wanted everywhere.
People are sold by all dealers, or will
I m > sent postpaid on repeipt of price.
60 cents a l«>x, or six boxes for $2 50
(they are never »old ill bulk or by the
hundred), by addressing Dr. Wil­
tong Life to New One*
liam.« M>-di< ine Co., Schenectady, N. Y
How?
by Using Our AïlCIlOr Clamps and Uprights
/X I F/V1 /A 1 Al 1
NEW LIFE TO OLD FENCES!
WHIT MONTH WERE YOU BORN IN?
JOHN POOLE, Portland, Oregon
Foot of Morrison Street,
Can give you
Rugglee. Blown.
Windmills and
Machinery. See
the best bargain« in
Boiler» and Engine«,
Punì pa an i General
ue before buying.
I riDU *T ,,(IMK T<> CUBIC 1 Ol KMKI.F
LLAnll *ND OTIIKM WITHOUT MKD-
l< I \ v . Y oh cun it»r wo tell you how Sent!
Htltlre«» for free in (unnation. Hpokanr Iniitltute
of I*») cholugy,704 Sprague Ave , Spokane, Waah
is befft time to cure Catarrh,
Bronchitis »nd Conautnplion.
Our remedy 1» guaranteed, fl.
SUMMER
W. H. SMITH I to.? BiiifilA H. T.
Different H,»elllnw.
WMY GET SOAKED
WHtM
Biro»« tsisu.
You would be Rurprited It you knew
how little iI would coal ) on lu tlx up
that old fence.
Better »end tor eotne
Anchor Clamp» and Upright», and h
pair of our nim her», and make your u!d
win» fence look like a new oue.
ANCHOR FENCE look» •<> nice and
is »o strong that farmer« •ometimv»
think that it must bu high priced. Il
isn't, though.
Cattle, Sheep and Hog Tight.
FARM, RAILROAD AND LAWN FENCE
Write for Trice« and Caiaioyiie.
Agent« Wanted tn
Every Town.
In>' aitatile Ignoran* e
h
Madge She i» »Ingularly defi-'ient lu - ,rw,.-s
the subject of history.
vi
MarJori e- What else could you ex
T oston ,^
pect. when »be »pends all her time
reading the popular historic novel» •-
Judge.
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Æ00T‘DOWtR
When there I» no d.uger near mo
HIIÍS
courage is often the rankest kind
«
O»vrO« "*n»»*a*
false pn tenser
CASH BUYERS OF HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW.
Consignment« solicited.
Pay highest market price. PROMPT RETURNS.
Dealer» in Leather and Findings.
Refer to Wells, Fargo A Co. Bank, Portland, Oregon.
PREVENTED BY
LATHIS
ALL
The Absent Friend.
well Mr». Gil azlie bold« her
it w
I
not
oier 30 If »be
>!.e were J>i
The Portland Anchor Fence Co.
74» Nicolai St., PORTLAND, Oregon.
Chas. L. Mastick & Co. 75
10c.
25c.
I
It Ntv«a aurs alter closing
that dreadful fiend that threatens the
life of rich and poor, can attack and
kill only those whose bowels are not
kept thoroughly cleaned out, purified
and disinfected the year round. One
whose liver is dead, whose bowels
and stomach are full of half decayed
food, whose whole body is unclean
inside, is a quick and ready victim
of appendicitis.
If you want to be safe against the
scourge, keep in good health all the
time, KEEP CLEAN INSIDE! Use
the only tonic laxative, that will
make your bowels strong and healthy,
and keep them pure and clean, pro­
tected against appendicitis and ALL
EPIDEMIC DISEASES. It’s CAS-
CARETS. that will keep and save
you. Take them regularly and you
will find that all diseases are absolutely
A Clean City.
"So you're the sheriff now, Bill?"
"That's what I am."
"And you're going to take me in, are
you? The In-st friend you ever bad?
Well. I suppose this is where friend
ship cease«."
"Either that or where friendship
seizes.” Yonkers Statesman.
clami -
See Our Anchor Clamp
APPENDICITIS
Sydney, Australia, la said to be one
of the cleanoat cities In the world, If
not the cleanest. The street« are thor
oughly cleaned every night and any­
one throwing refuse or waste material
of any sort on the streets Is arrested
and fined. All the kitchens In the larger
residences hit on the top floor and all
the clothes are dried on the roof.
Ancient tjuiirrica.
T hs ASCHOB Fase«.
Great Cnmblnstion ntHtrengih «n i Beauty.
let us know at once and on receipt of "Tua T ib T hat B inm "
35 cents yon will receive a very hand­
some brooch pin with birth stone set
ting, all the rage NORTH PACIFIC
MAILORDER DEPARTMENT, Port­
land, Oregon. P. O. Box 145.
Ttie Dead Sea Israel.
The stone for the great wall of th<
dam across the Nile at Assuan Is being
obtained from the qtigrries of wh, ?
the Templet of Pliilne are beileved to
have been built the unhappy Pliilae
which, when the ilatn 1» eotnp
be submerged »nd [tartly
from »lltht for the first time i
years of existence. The gran.I
that are being quarried for t
first great engineer.ng acb.eve
the twentieth century, bear th
of wedge* used thirty centuries
TUB Ol.D F«SC«
Neighborly.
Husband—Isn’t it about time Mrs.
Borrore was returning our call’
Wife—Yes, but if she dors return it
it will lie more than she does with
the other things she gets from us.
A markisl rise In the level of the Head
Sea has lieen noted. The ruin. El Bahr,
that stood like an Island near the River
Jordan Is now completely under water.
A broad lagoon han formed on the
north side of the Jordan delta. The
water doos not sink In summer and It
In surmised that the whole liottom of
the Dead Sea has been raised by vol
canlc action.
äwind milt
OILED
I CLOTMiriG-
WUWPiOVWY
■
MAOTWT STOPS’
■ '.Tr.T'-'XfjL ,sa
BUY THE McCORMICK MOWERS
Cau»< fur Thankflue»».
Tommy—What yer so sore alxnit
Jimmy—Aw. it's ]s>oty tough oi
feller ter have ter wear his big brud
der’s pants.
The romance begau in Dallas. Texas,
"Go on! Yer oughter In’ glad ver
big brudder ain't a sister an' wore when Miss Gilbert was still in short
bloomers. ’’
dresses. Wylie fell in love with her
ami proposed. The wedding day was
set. but was put off from time to time
by Miss Gilbert on the plea that she
was too young to marry. Once the Invi­
This signature is on every box of the genuine tations were out. and again a postpone­
Laxative Bromo-Quinine T»bi«u ment occurred. This time the engage
Vha remaily that rars, n cold In on« day inent was broken, and the young wom­
an came to St Ixiuls. Wylie followed
and begged her to keep her promise
Falling in this, he started back to
Texas.
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Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.,
His Just Reward.
“Never did have any luck,” coni-
plsined Si Engrone.
"I'm always
left out in the Cold. ”
“Never mind." replied Job Scum-
fiter, "you won't be in the next
Quaint Custom« in Shetland.
The only part of the United Kingdom world. ”
In which the old style of reckoning time
Stort» tho Cough and
is adhered to Is the archipelago of Shet
Vtorha Off tho Cold.
land, and there Sunday. Jan. 15. was laxative pr. rn.H^uinli!'- 'lab **i- cure a cold iu
ane day. No cure, No Pay. Price 26 cent«.
New Year’s Day.
But Sunday being with the native« n
Fewer Southern Tenant Farmer».
strict dies non for business or for pleas
The old fashioned “plantations" in
ure. the next day witnessed the high
the South have alaiut passed into his­
Jinks Incident to the occasion. These
tory. The average size of farm has
included processions of "gtilsers,” or
liecn greatly reduced and the number
mummers, and the drinking of various of farmers who own the farms they
strAuge toasts, such as "Helt to man culivate has wonderfully increased.
and death to da gray fish,” and the
health of the twelve apostles.
An Astral Skeptic.
In Shetland the remnants of the old
"What do you think of these jieo-
Norse language linger to such a degree
ple who claim to remember their pre­
that the dialect is almost a sealed book
vious reincarnat ions? ’’
—exen to Scotsmen. The last specimen
"I think they were once geese, and
of the great auk whose eggs are now
haven't got over it.’’
valued at something like loo guineas
apiece, was done to death tlieFe. but the
little auk
nuk still retains
retain« a precarious foot-
ing on the lonely islet of Foula.
Discouraging.
He—It is my aim in life to do
Anxious to Oblige.
“Betning that will make my name
Pompous Publisher ito aspiring nov-
Wrnallv rr*nienil<ered.
ice in literature)—I have l>een rea ding
She—1.« it ■' You are a pretty poor your manuscript, my dear lady. and
^>ot. are you not?
there 1» much In It. I think ahem!
very good. But there are part» some
•o«o«o«o«o«o*o«o«o«o«o what vague. Now you should always
write so that the most Ignorant can uu
derstand.
Youthful Authoress (wishing to show
herself most ready to accept a-lvlcei -
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are the parts that have given you troll
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A Culturtd CTtrk.
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DISTANCE 'PHONE.
all toawol traatolw. aj»a»n«leHI«, bit-
l«u«a*M. bad braall», aa4 bloaff, wind
an Iba «l<>maeh, binata« bawala, Zaal
naan lb. h«adarba. Indl«aall«n. pimpla«,
palma aliar «alla«, ll««r traabi«, aatlaw raaaplailan
and dlulio. W h*-n yawr bawrl« don’t masa r«gn*
larty yan ara gatuna «Ich. « «aatlpailan bill« mar«
p«apl« »bau all aih«r dl«»a-»a tngrtbar. Il la a
•tartar for lita rbrnnir alimonia and lang y«ara af
•uff«rtng that rama aOarwarda. Na mattar w bat
all« yam, ««art taking < »a« Altirr« tn-day, for yau
will parar gat wall and ba wall all iba Him-until
yan pal yawr bawala rlgltl. Taka war adalaa; atari
with < ISCAMg.Tg tv-day. ondar an a bao I a la guar-
I
anlaa to cara or monry rataudad.
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