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VALUE OP S C IE N T I F IC F ASTINO.
B a tter T h a n M ed icin e, b a t F e w P eo p le
Can Stand th e S tra in .
Jesus Is frequently quoted to prove
that fasting Is a physical benefit, says
the Kansas City Journal. Jesus fast
ed frequently himself. H e taught cer
tain miracles could only be performed
after fasting and prayer; therefore. It
| Is concluded by those who believe In
I fasting that fasting Is good for the
id w a s t in g diseases!
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Scribbler— H ave you read my last physical body.
S
n0T* 1J oyn lcu ,— I hope so.— Phlladel-
This conclusion Is not necessarily
1 correct It Is well known that Jesus
? rm anent c u r e s ,
! Mistress— Do you love babies? Maid often sacrificed the good o f hts body
— Not at three dollars a week, mum.— for spiritual ends. H e was also fre
^p Gold Mines.
Detroit Frjee Press.
quently hungered and overtired.
t gold mine Is still to be
“ They were disappointed In love,
The mission o f Jesus places the body
lendigo, In Victoria, Aus
weren’t they?”
“ Yes. Each thought necessarily secondary to spiritual ends.
I g li the time is coming the other had money.” — Life.
It Is, therefore, unjust to quote bis
lan d . South Africa, will
She— H ave you a copy o f “ Prome physical self-denials as rules for the
*>rd. For the present the
theus Bound?” He— No, ma’am; but upbuilding o f the human body.
1’. mine, at Bendigo, has
Whether one fasts or not depends
we can get It bound for you any way
into the earth than any you 'llk e ^ M in n e 'a p o lU lY ib u n e '
upon the person. I f we were asked
after gold; work Is now i
,
the question, “ W ill fasting do me
iis mine at 3,950 feet, a I
™ * ta 001 ,Uch a ,nnp aa
good?” it would place us In the same
ibeeu sunk 250 feet be-
fiend whose victim had Just kicked predicament as If some one should
i
him and smashed the machine.— ask us the question, “ Shall I cease
tdgbbors the Victoria |
earning money for a time and draw
Judge.
>s the N ew Chum Itall-
checks to pay my expenses?" That all
“
I
told
uncle
Simon
that
he
was
ik proceeding at 3,856
depends on whether you have money
getting
too
old
and
feeble
to
attend
fe w Chum consolidated
In the bank. A man with a large sur
celebrated ” 180’’ mine, to business.” “ Did he take it kindly?” plus In the bank might very profitably
k Lansell and long " H e threw ni* out o f hu office.” — Van- stop earning money for a little season
kln
,_>W
n the world, is lty I< * lr'
Mother— W hat seems to be the trou and depend on his bank account for bis
at 3.250 feet, although
ble?
Mrs. Neuwed— I — I always heard support, but i f he had no mouey In the
’ f is 200 feet deeper.—
Charles
was fond o f the turf, but I bank this would be a ruinous experi
Mining Journul.
simply can’t make him touch a lawn- m ent
Exactly so with the fasting. I f a
_ ’sT
h ls ?
mower.— Ex.
's This?
man has plenty o f reserve vitality, a
, undred Dollars Reward fox
“ Do
you
admire
Beethoven's
i that cannet be cured by
fast might be a good thing for him.
works?”
“ I never visited ’em,” an-
Y &CO., Props., Toledo, o. 1 swered Mr. Cumrox, absentmlndedly. But all those people who live active,
i!n ed, h ave k n ow n V. J. !
. ,
.
'
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mental or physical lives and have a
i hi years, and tielleve him
” bat does he manufacture i — W ash-
very narrow margin o f reserve vital
in a ll business transac- ! Ington Star
. a b le to ca rry o u t a n y ob-
ity had better not fast. Their problem
leirhrm.
Summer Boarder— You sat up rather Is not to interrupt the nutritive proc
M a r v i n , w h o lesa le Drug-
last night, did you not? I heard esses, but rather to enlarge them If
1 you going to bed about 3 a. m. Farm- possible. There are lots o f
people
i is taken in te rn a lly , a ct-I
,
.
blood and m ucous sur- cr— Shucks! I was Just a-gittin’ up.—
who ought to eat more Instead o f eat
P rice 7 dc . per bottle. Chicago Journal,
ing less. Those people who make a
te s tim o n ia l» free,
ere the best.
“ Y'oung man, have you stopped to fad o f fasting are Just as apt to do
think where you w ill go when you harm as those other people who prac-
O ccu rrence.
,
. .
¡die?”
“ Gad,
no— I
haven't even ■ tlce and preach gluttony.
pretty legend about ,.
...
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,
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thought where to go on my summer
There are no hard and fa it rules
Downed while trying
*.
Te t ” — Pnck
to apply to thl* subject. Each Individ
rllespout to Hero, isn’t Tacatlon i e t
nck-
Johnson— I ’s ihtnkln' ob ma'ayln’ ual case requires special
attention.
uplicated continually In dat youngest Thompson gsi. Jackson E ve-y pergrvn qj-.st decide largely for
iy dear.
— Don't do It, nlggah. Don't do It. Dat himself.
gal cannot keep a Job more'n two
I f the blood Is thick and the body
,’t understand,
very day I hear o f some weeks. Don't do I t — Albany Journal. Inclined to overfleshiness, appetite ca
“ I ’ ll git de law on dat woman, d at'» pricious and there Is a desire for con
tier because be attempt-
“ What's the matter. Aunt diments and stimulants w ith the food,
•ross’ In response to his w hat!”
“ She done went an’ call then doubtless, a good fast w ill be
ils.” — N ew
Orleans I Caroline?”
j me up by tel’phonin’ when der's small beneficial. Throw the body upon Its
pox In her fam ily.” — Cincinnati Trib own resources. L e t the digestive or
era.
une.
gans have a rest. A llow nature to burn
,v would you like
P a— I understand, Bobbie, that at 1 up some o f the effete and surplus ma
t between the pow- the party you asked for a second piece terial already lodged In the body. A
c f cake. Now, I told you-----
Bob fast for such a person would be better
te the other day.”
ble— No; I only said that if they liked | than medicine.
t powers?"
But a person who has a keen ap-
to make me the offer I would accept
iv lfe , the cook find the it.— Pick-Me-Up.
| petite, properly curbed, who eats only
three-cornered squab-
H er Mother— Look here, Ernie, I* a moderate amount o f food, well se
thought your father told you not to lected, who Is carrying no more flesh
revenue in 1903 was encourage that young man? Ernie— than he ought to have, is not troubled
iated 1904, $71,000,000. Oh, dear, mamma, that young man with dyspepsia or Irregular appetite,
doesn't need any encouragement.— Chi such a person w ill only unbalance his
1 the potato a r e a lm o s t
bodily powers and derange his physical
cago Dally News.
:.] composition.
“ Do you sympathize with the Rus- forces by attempting to fast.
The best w ay to fast, a fter all, Is
— —
sians or the Japanese?” “ A t present,”
|
0
said the man who strives for nicety of to fast a little with each meal. Stop
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expression, “ I sympathize with the eating before the appetite is satisfied.
Russians and congratulate the Japa I f you are not hungry at meal time
omit one meal. You w ill doubtless bo
nese.” — Washington Star.
hungry by the next meal, then eat
Beatrice (aged 6, after remaining In
only about one-half as much as you
deep thought for quite tw o minutes,
addresses her mother, who has been want.
s
p re se n c e k n o w n
s ig n s ,— g la n d u la r
u n c h e s in th e n e ck ,
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u s e ru p t io n s , i n -
Crumb, o f comfort never come from
y e lid s , s o r e e a rs ett0n* cracker. In bed.— Philadelphia
Ufi
Sarsaparilla
Î
I had a very severe at-
ia, which came near prov-
covery the glands o f the
ch enlarged, and after
ine, the right one was
nal size, Dut the left
row—very slowly at
out the sii rof a goose
to press oa the wind-
Ajlt breathing, and be
ta incision was made
V of pus discharged,
loved, or as much as
taken out. For ten
ieceof cloth about an
,k to keep the place
-ime I hat! to have it
■tor every time I took
...rswLiai.
„ g e h V T t
r early Sum m erol *1884 I was persuaded
y my w ife to use S. S. S., which I did,
> rictly in accordance with directions. I
§ '■ >ok twenty-six large bottles, and was en-
• rely cured, for I have not suffered since
¡L tat time.
B. S. R a g i . a n d .
I Royal B agM fg. Co., Charleston, S. C.
, Only a constitutional remedy can reach
. n hereditary disease like Scrofula. When
“ je blood is restored to a normal condition
“ .nd the scrofulous deposits are carried off
here is a gradual return to health. S.S.S.
^ ^
^
is well known as a
blood purifier and
tonic. It is the
o n l y guaranteed,
strictly vegetable
remedysold. I f you
V ji
@
have any signs of
1
H k H Scrofula. wr,te 119
k W
™ and our physicians
will advise you free
/he Swift Specific Company, Atianta, Ga.
On the Tritt
MI follow ed the
trail from Texas
w ith * Fish Brand LV?s™ br T nd
Slicker, used for
an overcoat when
Pommel Slicker
cold, a w ind coat
when w indy, a rain coat when it rained.
and for a cover at n i«h t if w e got to bed,
and I w ill aav that I have gotten more
comfort out o f you r alicker than any other
one article that I aver owned/'
( Th# asm« «nd addr«M of tha
writer el this unsolicited lot-
tor m*j be had on application.)
W et W ea th er Garments for Riding,
W alking, W orking, or
Sporting
The Sign of th« Hah
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I
choosing frocks for her)— Mummy
dear, before you buy the frocks, I ’ ve
thought It all over, and I think I ’d
rather be a boy.— Punch.
“ I am strongly Inclined to think that
your husband has appendicitis.” said
the physician. “ T h at’s Just like him,”
answered Mrs. Cumrox. "H e always
waits till anything has pretty near
gone out o f style before he decides to
get i t ” — Washington Star.
“ Oh, George!” exclaimed the young
w ife, “ it was nearly midnight before
you got home last n ig h t”
“ Well,
well I” exclaimed the husband; “ you
women are so Inconsistent Before we
\
* 1* “ tarried you didn't care how late
I ( ( a ’ JiDm a"— Sioux Falls Press.
“ N ow ,” »aid the pert saies'mSvr, s a r
castically, as h* started to put back
the ro ll» o f »Ilk, “ can't you think of
something more I might show you,
ma'am?” “ Y e»,” replied the shopper,
“ but I don’t think you have It.” “ W hat
is It?”
“ More courtesy.” — Philadel
phia Public Ledger.
“ I ’m afraid that you can’t graduate
this year, after all,” said the high
school professor to the Sweet Young
Thing, who was shy In Greek or some
thing.
“ No,” »he replied, “ I can't.
The dressmaker »Im ply can't get my
dress finished In time— Isn’ t It too
bad?"— Cleveland Leader.
“ P retty well,” remarked the doctor’s
daughter, who took an interest in her
father's purse and profession, when
some one asked her how “ things were
going." “ Plenty o f colds, some bron
chitis, and a little typhus fever; but,
as father said yesterday, what we
want to make things lively Is a nice
little epidemic!”
“ H ere Is another example o f faulty
English,” said ths teacher o f the elass
in rhetoric; “ In this essay you have
written, ’her sight broke upon a land
scape o f entrancing loveliness.' H ow
could any one’s sight ‘break upon’ a
landscape?”
"She might have drop
ped her eyes,” tim idly ventured the
young woman who had written the es
say.— Chicago Tribune.
A T ig h t P la c e .
I t was a gay time In Congress one
night when there was an all-night ses
sion on the M ills tariff bill In 1888.
I t had been difficult to keep a suffi
cient attendance, and the House bad
adopted a resolution directing the ser
geant-at-arms to compel the presence
o f absent members. One by one they
w ere brought before the bar o f the
House, a u l after making all sorts o f
excuses and explanations, were per
mitted to go unpunished.
About midnight Congressman Hen
derson was brought before the Speak
er. H e had, he said, no excuse to
offer.
“ I was at a theater party,” he con
tinued, “ when I was arrested and
JvxugiV AAm .BSiere jg no sort of ex
cuse for absence without leave.”
" I move that the gentleman from
Iow a be fined $8,000!” called one o f
Henderson's colleagues.
" I second that motion!”
shouted
twenty or more members, all o f them
bis friends.
“ I t Is moved and seconded,” said
Speaker Carlisle, “ that the gentleman
from Iow a be fined $3,000. Those in
fuvor o f the motion w ill say, ‘A ye.’ ”
T w o hundred voices shouted. “ A ye!”
“ Those opposed will say, ’No.’ ”
Henderson's agonized voice was
alone In yelling “ N ol”
There was but one w ay to slip out
o f the Joke and prevent the motion
from being carried, and that was for
Speaker Carlisle to overrule the House.
“ The noes have It,” said he, gravely.
“ The gentleman is excused.”
T r u e B e a t o f P u ls e .
Most people overestimate
their
pulse, a# they often count Its beats
when talking about the matter, anil
It Is a fact, well known to physicians,
that the excitement o f conversation
w ill quicken ths pulse from five to
twenty bests.
K «< l* h o t
S o c ia lis t.
A t on* tim e K in g Peter, o f Servta,
was a red-hot Socialist.
H is t was
while he was living a comparatively
obscure life in France.
H e Is be
lieved to be the first Socialist to mount
a throne, although It Is true that hts
la not much o f a throne.
A certain railw ay station Is sur
rounded In all directions with cheap
restaurants.
Over one o f these. In
great Illuminated letters, could be seen
the sign, "Open all n ig h t” N ext to it
was a restaurant bearing In equal
K n o w s N o th in g o f S la n g .
prominence the placard. “ W e never
Mr. F lggjam — Tommy, do you ever
close.” Third In order was a Chines» ose slang?
laundry In a little tumble-down hovel,
Tom my F lggjsm — No, tndeedyI
and on the front o f this building was
"W h y, Isn't *110 lndeedy’ slang?”
the sign. In great scrawling letters,
“ Surs n it W ho put that bng loto
“ Me wakee too!”
your coco?” — Baltlmqra American.
/
Y
Japar
H e le S till th e B oes.
T h e old man called his typewriter into
his private office.
"Miss Hammerton,” he aaid, “ you
have been a faithful worker during the
two yeara you have been in my em
ploy, and I believe you would make a
desirable wife. May I hope to claim you
se such?”
“ While I appreciate yonr kindness and
the honor you do me in making the offer,
Mr. Oldboy," replied the little azure
eyed blonde, "before accepting I wish to
say one word. Aa your stenographer I
have allowed you to dictate to me, but
if I become your wife I shall reserve
the right to do all the dictating myself,
and----- ”
"Pardon me for interrupting you. Miss
Hammerton,” said the old man, “ but I
think it will be best for you to continue
in your present position. I shall add an
eitra dollar to your salary, which will
enable you to drown in ice cream soda
any hopes that my words may hare
raised.”
Reads Like a M iracle.
Moravia, N. Y ., Dec. 12th.— (Spec
ia l)— Bordering on the miraculous is
the case of Mrs. Benj. W ilson of this
place. Suffering from Sugar Diabetes
she wasted an av till from weighing 209
lire she barely tipped the scales at 130
lbs.’ Dodd’ s Kidney P ills cured her.
Speaking of her cure her husband
says;
“ My wife suffered everything from
Sugar Diabetes.
She was sick four
years and doctored with two doctors,
but received no benefit.
She had so
much pain all over her that she could
not rest day or night. The doctor said
that she could not live.
“ Then an advertisement led me to
try Dodd’ s Kidney Pills and they help
ed her right froia the first. Five boxes
of them cured her.
Dodd’ s Kidney
P ills were a God-sent remedy to us and
we recommend them to all suffering
from Kidney Disease.’ ’
Dodd’s Kidney P ills cure all Kidney
Diseases, including B right’ s Disease,
and all kidney aches, including rheu
matism.
A man cannot har« an Idea of perfec
tion in another which Qe was never aensi
bl» of in himself.— Steele.
Ayers
Bald? Scalp shiny and thin?
Then it’s probably too late.
You neglected dandruff. If
you had only taken our ad
vice, you would have cured
Hair Vigor
the dandruff, saved your hair,
and added much to it. If
not entirely bald, now is your
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** I h m used A T «r’a Ifwir V1«or for over 40
years. I am now »1 yeura old end I iatb a heavy
growth of rich brown hair. due. I think, en
tirely to A yer’« Hair Vigor.”
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sw eating, h ot sw o llen , ach in g fe e t. I t makea
new o r tig h t shoes easy.
A c erta in cure for
corns, in g ro w in g n a ils and bu nions. All drug
gists sell it. 25c. D on ’t accept a n y substitute.
The Luton, Eng., chamber of com
merce has decided to offer prizes to schol-
urs in the elementary schools for com*
petitive designs in hat trimmings.
INDI AN ARROWS, SPEARS A ND
P IP E v w anted
I w ill p a y c a s h
for nil good relics o f stone. Hend
ou tlin es of w h a t vou h ave and get
m y prices Address
h . P. H A M IL T O N , T w o R iv e s. W isconsin.
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The Duke of Sutherland has closed ou
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used for more than 300 years.
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from a cloudy day.
"Y ou seeui
Fung-Wang
the admirioe,
Buffalo Expres.
age It?”
“ Oh, that was not.
Japanese commander, u.
simply tackled it one
Ume.”
e x t r a c t in g
su n shin e
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”
The
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a n d g a rd e n e r s o v e ry w h e r o ^
p la ce oou tldeu ce lu F e r r y 's
Seeds—th e k in d th a t n e v e r fa ll.
H is .A w fu l B lu n d e r.
“ See here, young man,” said the so
ciety editor to the new reporter, “ don’t
let a thing like this occur again.“
“ Why, what’s wrong?” asked ths new
recruit.
“ In this paragraph,” replied the s. e.,
“ you say the lady was ‘handsomely
dressed' instead of saying she wus
‘smartly gowned.' ”
PO RTLAN D
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Hom es.
_
_Mj-n‘'fcy Day Almanac has
become a fixture in over eight miiliun
homos. It can be obtained fiom ail
druggists free.
Be Bure to inquire
oarly. The 1905 almanac is already
puhlisted, and the supply w ill soon be
exhausiied. Do not put it off.
Get
one today.
L
Oetroit, Mich.
Noth
/ j I T
Is so sensitive to caia
*
nerve and this Is the cause ot
N e u r a lg ia
TREA 1
T h a t ’s W h a t .
TRADE
MARK.
For forty year’s Plso's Cure for Con
sumption lias cured coughs and colds. A t
druggists. Price 25 cents.
TO C U R E A C O L D IN O N E D A Y
Take Laxative Prom o Quinine Tablets. A ll drug
gists refund the money If It tails to cure. E. \V\
Grove’ s signature Is on each box.
25c.
St. Jacobs Oil
by friction and penetration warms,
soothes ard cures the worst
cases. Price 25c. and 50c.
The C. Gee Wo Chinese
Medicine
Co.
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P. N. U.
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Uti. T. P W18L.
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Miss Alice Bailey, of
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f1v. perfect reeut.e. A . k dealer v t we wlllsenJ peel paid o l 10c • package. » r .i- i w free ¡Mao.
DRcO CO.. UawnvlBe. IMnat*.
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m e n t io n t h i s p a p e r .
Chinese will work nineteen hours a
day without complaining.
M others w ill find M r«. W in slo w ’s S oo th in g
S yru p the best re m ed y to use fo r th e ir c h ild re n
d u r in g th e te e th in g period.
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This wonderful Ghl-
tese doctor Is called
great because ha cures
people without opera
tion that are given up
to die. He cures w i’.h
i hose wonderful Chi
nese herbs, roots, buds,
bnraa ami vegetables
that ars snllrely un
known to medical sci
ence in this country. I hrougu the ass o '
thoss harmUse remedies this famous doctor
knows ths action of over 500 different rem
edies, which he successfully uses in different
diseases. He guarantees to curs cattarh, asth
ma, lung, throat, rheumatism, nervousness,
stomach, liver, kidneys, etc.; has hundreds or
testimonials.
«barges moderate. Gait and
see him. l'atlenta out o f ths city writs for
blanks and circulars. Bend stamp. cuNBU L-
T ATT ON F R E E
A DDKK 8 8
Stella— I would rather wed a man ol
brains than one of muscle.
Mollie— Because why?
Stella— Because while a man of muscl«
could chop up a beefsteak, a man of
bruins could figure out where the beef
steak was to come from.
People who sleep with their mouths
shut live longest.
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