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A Bostonian was talking about the
late H enry Harland.
A
Mittie H u f f a k c r .
U m iia n t
"H a rla n d was a graceful, gallant
•oul,” he said. “ Even In his boyhood
he turned the prettiest compliment.
“ In his boyhood ho studied Latin
under a charming young woman.
•"Xnu young ludy, calling him up In
class one morning, said:
" ‘ Henry, name some o f
beauties o f education.’
the
chief
“ T h e boy, smiling into his teacher's
p retty eyes, answered:
“ ‘Schoolmistresses.’
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In 1833. Lord Nelson Is not a direct
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but Is only collaterally descended from
H oratio Nelson’s sister, Mrs. Bolton.
H e enjoys a good estate and a pension
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CONFINED TO HER BED
DYSPEPSIA.
[ Owe My Life to P e-ru -n a,”
Says Mrs. M a k e r .
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C fe ,T e n n ., write*:
Dog— W h y n o t ! Lota o f people that
It.as afflicted with dyspepsia fo r sev-
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•crap w o rs e than w e do eat a t the
L unable to ait up.
sam e ta b le !
pVe tried several differen t doctors
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Syrup the best remedy to use for their children
| l had liven up all hope o f any relief during the teething period.
L .is almost dead when my husband
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Keren."
Scrofula 7
R e vis e d F o r m u l a .
“For a number of years requests have
natomelroma m ultitude o f grate-
J friends, urging that Perun a be
L a night laxative qu a lity.
I have
U experimenting w ith a la x a tiv e ad-
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I t leel gratified to announce to the
Jinds oi Peruna that I have incorpor-
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Ibicfi, in my opinion, can o n ly en-
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“ S. B. H A R T M A N , M . D .”
w w r A.j.
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childhood.
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and marked tendency to consumption, before
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‘‘d ire
a sentence containing
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The author of a book on the British
House o f Lords, entitled, “The Person
al Story o f the Upper House," narrates
several anecdotes Illustrative o f the
pride of Charles Seymour, Duke of
Somerset, which exceeded that o f any
other hereditary legislator known to
history. Seymour not only defied his
king on more than one occasion, but
originated several eutertaintng meth
ods o f carrying his hauteur Into the
fam ily circle.
His second wife, who was
Lord
Wlnchelsea’s daughter, once playfully
tapped him on the shoulder with her
fan. His grace drew himself up and
looked severe.
“ M y first duchess,” he said, “ was a
Percy, and she never dreamed o f tak
ing such a liberty.”
A painter named James Seymour,
presuming upon the fact that his pa
tronymic was the same as the duke's,
drank his health one day to the words,
“ I have the honor o f being o f your
grace’s fam ily.”
The proud duke rose from the table
and summoned his steward.
“ Pay Seymour his bill aud send him
away,” were the only words this grand
gentleman’s rage suffered him to ut
ter.
Occasionally this flower o f
ducal
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riders preceded his carriage whenever
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“ Get out o f the w a y !” said one of
these to a countryman who was d riv
ing a pig along the road.
“ W hy?” was the stolid question.
“ Because my lord duke Is coming,
and he doesn't like to be looked a t ”
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W ith th is rem ark he held up the
squ allin g an im al by the ears In fu ll
v ie w till tha ducal retinue had passed.
notice,”
said
P I»I«.
the carping critic,
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The message cams to the listening land,
Ths winds of heaven bore on each
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W ere fls d for the marvel o f what they
heard.
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to o !”
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Every day in every year
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years. But w ith the coming o f bac
teriology. this was exploded and the
fly was looked at askance, though the
exact amount o f harm which the fa
m iliar Insect did was unknown, says
the New York Herald.
There have been many experiments
made to ascertain this fact, but the
most recent were carried on at Johns
Hopkins University. A box which had
been divided Into two parts was pre
pared. In one side was exposed some
food material, which was Infected with
a species o f harmless bacteria euslly
recognized.
In the other side
was
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trie n t such as Is used as a culture me
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upon or eat o f the food which had
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have the opprtunlty to come In contact
with the culture medium. The result
was that the bacteria which had been
deposited upon the sterile nutlrent mul
tiplied there and produced characteris
tic colonies.
These experiments were further car
ried out by placing a dish o f molasses
with which had been mixed yellow bac
teria In one side of the box with a
dozen files.
H a lf an hour later the
door connecting the two sides was
opened and the files allowed to come In
contact with the sterile nutrient As
soon ns this was accomplished the dish
was covered and put away to develop.
A few days later It was examined and
over a hundred colonies o f yellow bac
teria had formed on the sterile nutri
ent
The same experiment was re
peated with red and violet cultures
with the same result It was proved
that the germs from which these colo
nies grew came from the Infected ma
terial In the first compartment and not
from accidental sources. Other groups
o f files were allowed to come In con
tact with the nutrient but with no In
fected material, and the yellow, red
and violet colonies were not produced.
Further proof that the files were the
only means o f transmitting the bac
teria was made by placing the Infected
material In the first compartment but
with no files. The result was that the
dishes o f nutrient In this case pro
duced no colonies.
"I
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One tablet taken whenever you suspect
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Because 90 per cent of these Ills begin
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The Bowel-Muscles can thus,In a short
time, dispense with any Drug assistance
whatever.
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you need them, while pleasant to eat as
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