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. m m L IV IN G IN E N G L A N D . • O M E C U R IO U S FIN D S . I t I s K s a lly N o C h oap or th a n In T h is K a a a y L a s t on a F araa W a a L o ca ted C o u n try. i In s id s a P o ta ta . When the nerves are weak everything goes wrong. You are tired all the time, easily discouraged, nervous, and irritable. Your cheeks are S a rsa p a rilla ? als and your blood ia thin. our doctor says you <«re threatened with a nervous breakdown. He orders this grand old family medicine. | H e— Would you rather be pretty or w itty» She— Sir 1— New York Sun. The coal man should bs brought to ses tbs error o f his weighs.— Phlladel- phis Record. | “Does Mr. Benben Haybrlck keep b e a rd e rs r “H e takes ’em, but he don’t keep ’em.”— Chicago Chronicle. I MUa h * „om„ « f «wwi fa mil v J J f' t iS ii k ^ STANUABD The accuracy of an official statement • ^ Scarborough gentleman was sur- bp United Consul 11*1- Prised recently to find thirty-eight pi us stead at Birmingham, that living was 11 bia breagfast egg, and most other qo cheaper In England than In the P*°Pl® would have been surprised, too, United States, having been questioned on‘ler tae circumstances. There ought fey certain authorities in this country. to b® * collection of miraculous eggs ^ h a, u)ado a supplementary report ■omewhsrs. It waa only two years on the subject to the state dei*urt- * * ° ,lnc® * hen l«ld an egg at Bes meat. From this It appears that the iord wltb * penny In It There Is no | original statement w as baaed on the “ “h* • * * 11 » • U>® but 0,6 «itorian ce e f eertaiu American tube « ® * tj* a* “ Ho" S A tb® * en“ 7 * et *■* welders working in the Birm ingham , ¡ ¡ ¡ * O e ® « r bae never been quite ( district. T be statement caused much jM tlafactsrllj settled. »urprlee, as It was contrary to tbe | A «»mparleen puaale Is afforded by general understanding. One newspa- * m ,rk« t «ardener, well known et S ® urged that 4f living In Groat Brit- who o w * loot and aln waa not appreciably cheaper than found J a half crown under almost In _ In the United States there w a s no rate credible circumstances. H e was In Johnny— Pa. la It wrong to steal ^ ^ p * * ® * tho highly paid specting bis crops when be dropped " Fnr m « r * than .., 50- M . r , I h » r ______i , aaed A y t M fMas a trust? Johnny’s P a - D o n ’t 1st A ^ r t c a n workman. Consul Hai- tho half craw s en the ground, and unarm, .................... tu mjr f.in tl,. It It 1« , ,m ud taat, M m -4ieiee „ all „ time*. and a wrnid.rfnj _jrfnl|_ _____. f . ,r . _ In _ ths «uootlon bother yeu. my sou. It's M ys that that Is not a matter though ke searched long and diligent par. Wood "—D. C. H olt , W mi H ot ,,. Con*. I.W a botila. lmpoaatMe. Cleveland Ledger. for him to decide. H e adds that that ly, he searched ia vain. A year passed J. O. A T I R CO.. JUriOTiMj. - iow«n. Vu», Gourmand (after a table d’hote)— paper’s proposition to lower the scale aad tbe incident was being forgotten, Anything site, welter? Walter— One o f living of the American workingman when, as he was selecting some pota mtra peach, air, and you’ll ’ave eat had better be addressed to the Ameri- toes for the market, Mr. Smith came across ene e f a very curious shape. the m e n .— Loudon Bystander. can workingman direct K' op trie b o w e ls reg u la r w ith Ayer's “Day ain’t no steb thing es gittln* I “ I only state a very plain fa c t ” says Cutting it open to discover the cause Fills, ju s t o n * pill e a c h night. married to heaven.” “Course dey ain’t Mr. Halstead, “that If the English of Its eccentricity, tbe gardener found Den't de Bible tell yon It’s a place er workingman livid as well as his Amor- Inside It tbe half-crown piece be bad C a p ld Detested. peace en rest?”— Atlanta Constitution, lean brother workingman his living lost twelve months before. The po tato was aeen by hundreds of people, ▲ half-repentant bachelor, with «aits S Mrs. Hattersoa— I didn’t see you at expenses would bs as great or great aad the trnth e f the story is well pile of rocks. er than the living expenses of the Dropped ia, ene dap, beside the wap, tbe leetura on “The Simple Life.” Mrs. American. Surely there la nothing ob vouched for. Cutters#*— Why, no^J had no Idea it aad bought a pair of socks. Remarkable ma they are, there la jectionable in stating a fact so plain Arrived at home-i-romantic jap!— be waa going to bo such a swell affair.— nothing nniqne In these cases. One and so easily verified. Everybody Brooklyn Life. | wond’ringlp drew out knows that the American workman la. Of the romances of money-making Is deep hidden in the kese— from W ife— it la so kind of yon to put on by comparison, highly paid. I can the story o f a man who found a news fair hand, no doubt! my boots for me. Kneeling Husband only state the fact that the English paper Inside a shark when fishing In “I'm twenty pears af age,” it read, “and (tugging away)— It's a— a— pleasure, workman cannot and does not live as Australia in 1870, and who learned the my dear. Still, I ’m glad yeu’re not a sailed a country belle. well as the American. It la within news of the Franco-German w a r in With pon I ’d like to correspond— If you centipede.— Pick-Me-Up. my knowledge that the majority of this way early «sough to make a for • will never tell. Mien Biter— Could you use anything people in the United States believe tune ent of it. The story may be true lip ebjeet niatrimonp is, sod pears, l la your “Household 1 Department” th a everybody tn Australia that living Is much cheaper «broad f hope, the tsaie. *• SAM—“A High Standard is Required o f Any Ca- week ? Country Editor— Yes, we could than at home, and it seems to me knows It I f yoa’ll address me. I ’ll respond.’* And Another after the same kind Is that handle a couple of dozen of fresh eggs therefore that I might well supplement then she wrote her name. tarrh Remedy That Ha s Been Endorsed by so Many Trust nicely.— N ew York Times. tbe statement of those American work o f the Milford Haven trawler which, “ W hat Soncluaiofi does that cam men who, It must be understood, hare while fishing off Carllngford Lough a worthy and Prominent People.” O b Sre with hope, the bachelor that verp --------evening wrote, t------------------------------ paign orator reach la his argument?” lived here a number o f years, and year or two ago, caught up In the net Aad folded hie epistle with s kiss inside “H o never arrives at a conclusion. knew tbe condition of the United a packet o f papers, tied together with Tim e an d Books. M atrim on ial Bliaa the note. The H e merely stops now and then to take States before they came here, and are red tape and carefully sealed. T be economy of saving time Is wise, “Yon mast think I ’m a fool!” ex Sip Cupid kad him in his mesh— no verp skipper of the boat banded the docu breath.”— Washington Star. therefore better qualified to express claimed the angry husband. | elever catch, " • ments to fi lawyer, and It was found bat there is an economy of spending Willie— Teacher told us to-day that an opinion than tourists, whether they “I never would have said so,” calmly F oe after all, quite foolish is a half they were a missing link which stood time. In reading, especially, hurry ia there’s a certain kind o’ tree, that be Americans in England or English repentant bach. most wasteful. Reading is the mak rejoined the other half of the combine, between a woman and her fortune. grows out o’ rocks. I can’t remember men in America, even If they are «pe ing of thoughts, of ideas, of pictures In “but since you have mentioned it I'm They proved the right o f a Miss Bat oh how sheepish did he feel, when what It was. H is F a— It’s a family d a l commissioners investigating liv the brain. All young photographers not going to perjure myself by denying Macdonald to certain estates In Ire iL” from the fair unknown ing conditions. tree, I guess.— Philadelphia Ledger. know how little la to be made oat of land, which she had claimed ten y e a n This answer came, |o quench his dame: “In tbe ‘American’ factories - also, an “ under-exposed plate,” bat do they .The Irish ludy declared to the mag before, bnt which she had failed to “An old maid I hare grown and ln‘ the factories where orders for understand that there may be inch a Alas *twas fortp pears ago I planned istrate that the defendant had stolen win because the will could npt be American world contractors have been thing as an under-exposed brain? It her ken. “H ow do yon know it is that fond surprise, produced. It w as this will which was Defeated bp a heartless wretch Who your ben?” asked the Jndge. “Know executed, when our manufacturers bad brought up from tho sea.— Pearson’s takes time to make impressions on the mind. I f yon read too fast, either wouldn’t advertise!” it!” cried the Irate lady. “I have more work than (hey could attend to, Weekly. alond or to yourself, or skim over yonr known that ken ever since It was an there are often A number at Americans ___Shook for the haw per. reading, the mind receives poor im ( employed. Those In the better paid A well-known lawyer s f this dtp, e * * ” O re g o n B lo o d P u r ifie r is pressions or none at all. — St. Nicholas. Bears D m positions find their situations, on the “ You probably don’t remember me.” rightly named, because it purifies the whose office is located close to tbe whole, comfortable and agreeable; yet S ignature o f I Mothers w ill And Mrs. Winslow's Soothing dtp hall, received a tremendous shock began tbe aelf-made man proudly, practically all these, and nearly all blood and tones op the body. “ “but twenty years ago, when 1 was a Syrup the tost remedy to use for their children the ether dap.- He wns counsel for a other working Americans living here during the teething period. M uscles tn Tension. ^ F o rge t It Not. mas charged with larceny, and, as the peer, humble boy, you gave me a whom I have met, have claimed that The Revue Scientifique has been ‘T a k e heed onto this solemn troth,1* N ew Problem. evidence was ‘ conclusive, he advised message to carry------ ” “Yes, yes,” they did not find the coat of. living, as cried the busy man. “ Where's the asking what muscles tire soonest with Thus spake the beggar, needy; “ Gracious me!” exclaimed the taffy. his d isa t to plead guilty. they had expected i t low. “A bloomin’ chump was I in youth. answer?*’ the conclusion that it is not the mus “These servant girl problems are very “ Yen know that pou have a bad rec “ Many of the working Americana In cles in use, but those under tension, al And now I ’m old and seedy.” vexing.” “Yon are tbe first one to whom I ord aad pon have practically confessed England, Including those Americaniz though doing no work. The writer have shown this poem,” the yonng “ What*now ? ” asked her husband. poor guilt,” said the lawyer in a sooth ing factories and those selling *our “ Why, that Russian girl I hired re ing manner, “and pou wUl be sentenc poet went on; ” 1 w as wooing the muse manufactures here, accepted their for- urges us to use the arms and legs less and the back and neck more, for on fuses to wash my kimonos because last night------ " “ Poor fellow!” rcplte.i ed to about three peary in JalL” eign positions at the same (in some them comes the greatest strain. H e they are Japanese.” This last sentence completely dum- the editor, handing back tbe manu oases lower) salaries than they ha<l fonaded the prisoner, but after he had script “It’s too bad she rejected you.” been receiving at home, persuaded and has been asking men of all occupations Pleo’a Cnre is good cough medicine. the same questions: looked about his cell for several min — Chicago Journal. It has cared coughs end col believing that they were obtaining an ior forty When you hare worked much, where HEALTH RESTORER. utes he turned to bis attorney and in s Hicks— H ow do yon happen to bo increase because they would be able to years. A t druggists, 25 cents, do you feel tired? verp serious manner aald: “ W ill pou going fishing en Friday ? I thought ( u ve more cheaply than at home. In Before you were trained did fatigue A a U n k in d Cat. kind ip g s out and get me a goed law- you believed Friday w as an unlucky the lower w age grades the stay of the show itself in the same regions? “Isn't It queer,” remarked Newpop, day. Wicks— W all, I always have. Imported American workman is seldom All the answers point to the same “that the baby immediately becomes A s seon as the lawyer recovered But It occurred to me this morning one o f great duration. In one factory conclusions. The baker who kneads quiet the minute I began to sing to from the shock he told the prisoner he that perhaps It would be unlucky for where there were nearly fifty men a dough all night complains of fatigue him?” “ A n Signs F a n in a D ry Ttaue** would argue the case for him.— Phila the fish.— Somerville Journal. few years ago there l£ only one, a fore in hJs legs. T H H S IG N OF T H X FIRM “Oh, there’s nothing so very queer delphia Press. “I ’m afraid you’re not wise.” said man, remaining. A fe w are still 4n s e v e r f a u x or a w i t txm x T be blacksmith Is tired, not In his about it,” rejoined Mrs. Newpop. “The poor little dear is evidently puzzled by the fair girl. “ Why?” demanded the Great Britain. Most of them returned A B eau tifu l Volum e. arms and shoulders, but In his back la ordering Tower’« BTIcketa, the strange noise.” , a customer writes: “ I ksow The most beautiful volume in tbe persistent suitor. “ Because ’« word to to the United States. They were, some and loins. • Ihsy will be ell right If they Congrecslonal Library at Washington the wise Is sufficient,’ snd I have said o f them told me, disappointed In find- have the * FISH’ os th e».* The young soldier, after a march, Is S tats or OHio^Crrr or T oledo , I This confidence Is the out* L ucas county , | "• la a Bible which was transcribed on ‘No!’ te you." “Yes, but I ’m wise lng the coot of living higher than they especially tired In the back o f the growth of sixty-nine yean o l F rank J. c h z n r y makes oath that he Is parchment bp a monk In tbe 16th cen enough to know that a woman’s ’No’ anticipated.” enrolul manufacturing. neck, even if he has carried no knap senior partner of the Arm of K. J. C hrmkt A Co., doing bunlnesa in the City of Toledo, Coun tury. Tbe general lettering Is In tbe may eventually mean •yea.’ ’’— Phila sack. ty end State aforesaid, and that said Arm will D A M M E D BY PRAIRIE D O G & German text, each letter is perfect, delphia Press. The oarsman who la in perfect train pey the snm of ONE Hl'.N DRKD DOLLARS for each snd every ease of C atarrh that cannot to A t the end of thirty years Hiram and there Is not a scratch or blot from Hiver Choked U p in Texas by M igra ing after prolonged exercise gets tired cured by the nse of H a l l ’ s C atarrh C drr . A . J . T O W E R oo.Th»u<»oM h.rwh lid to lid. Each chapter begins with had accumulated a fortune. His wife In his calves and Insteps. , tion of the Little Animale. FRANK J. CHENEY. i Boston. C. 8. A . r^ O W E Sworn to before me end subscribed in my a large Illuminated letter, In which ia and daughter were delighted. “ For,” These facts point to the conclusion presence, “The prairie dog migration from this 6th day of December, A .P .. 18 S& Tow er Canadian Oow drawn tbe figure of a saint, some inci said they, with becoming modes.v, “we A. W. GLEASON, Oklahoma to southwestern Texas dur that In any continued effort we should Limited ‘ ” * j „ AL J Notary Public. now not only have money enough to dent of whom the chapter tells. ing Jnly, 1874, eclipsed anything of try to alter the habit of contraction. Toronto« C an ada cut a splurge, but poor dear papa la that sort witnessed by white men in J *8 * ° “"J- tbe body, like the mind, F irst Litfe Insurance P o licy . Hail’* Catarrh Cure 1« taken internally, end too broken down to appear among the JTaAorv of Warranted Wot Weather Clothing this ebuntry,” said Matt Duhr last need* change of work act* directly on the blood and mucous surface* The first life insurance policy of beat people.”— Life. of the iy*tem. Send f. r testimonial«, free. week. “ Millions o f the frisky little which tho details are on record result F. J. CHENEY dt CO., Toledo, O. “ It's so long since you last called barkers mnst have been In quest of City Country Folks. Bold by Druggists, 75c. ed la a law suit William Gybbons in H all’s Family Pills are the best Mrs. Upmore— H ow Is your experi upon me I was beginning to think you new^ pastures or perhaps smelled that sured himself on June 15, 1583, for were forgetting me,” aald Miss Pechls, the approaching legions of homeseek- ment of living In the country succeed £382 against dying In twelve months. Not Q uite Satisfactory. as she came down to the young man ers would surely exterminate the dogs ing? He did die an May 18 of the next year, Hick»— I understand that you have In the parlor. “ I’m for getting you,” Mrs. Hyems— It Isn’t so bad as yon and plow up the dog towns. and the disgusted underwriters (the might expect It costs us more, of had a telephone put in your house. Mrs. company ef those days) contested pay replied the ardent youth, "and It’a for Wicks must find it a great convenience. “The prairie dog migration from getting you that I've called to-night coarse, to have our butter and fresh ment a s the plea that be had lived Wicks— Yes; but she doesn’t like It the north to the southwest lasted six twelve months of twenty height days Can I have you?”— Kennebec Journal. days, during the month of July, 1874. vegetables brought out to us from the half as well aa she thought she would. city, bnt w e don’t have to entertain You see, when she ia using it she has to -W orld's Work. The passenger who had been holding The traveling ‘dogs’ while crossing the himself np by a strap sat down In a Red river Interfered to a great ex nearly as much company as we did to listen half the time.— Somerville Jonpr- O re a a d Fnel. aaL seat that bad Just been vacated. tent with the cattle that came to that the city.— Scottish American. Pennsylvania, which makes more "There Is plenty of room, ma’am,” he stream to qnench their thirst Some than half the Iron used in the United ■aid to the pudgy, little matron sitting cowboys that were on the banka o f States, produces less than 2 per cent next ’Don’t move.” . “ W o don’t have Red river during the time when the o f the Iron ore mined. Ohio, which to,” she said, with a cheerful smile; prairie dogs swam across say that the comes next to Pennsylvania as an Iron- "w e own the house we live In.” — Chi stream was chockful of the little ras maker, mines less than 1 per cent of cago Tribune. cals for many miles up and down the the total. In both cases the ore Is “I tell ye w h a t " asserted Old Mau river. brought to the fuel, and this Is the Those afflicted with Eczema know ^ Nplggets, “that there painter feller la ‘T h e thirsty cattle were either un policy in thl« country. Only in A la a fine artist” “ W hat Impressed you able or unwilling to stick their mouths hiore than can be told of the suffering imposed by this “ flesh bama are tbe ore and fuel tyound to It usually begins with a slight redness of the skin, which gradually The C H A T H A M F A N N IN G about bis work?” “Well, ther' was a Into the water through the moving fire.” gether.— Scientific American. M ILL, with Sacking attachment, plctur he called T h e Rainstorm.’ an’ mass of living prairie doga The cow- spreads, followed by blisters and pustules discharging a thin, sticky fluid will dean and grade all kinds of Joks Waa on Her. I swan, it was that nat'ral that I boys were getting ready to drive the that dries and scales off. leaving an inflamed surface, and at times the itch Grain and Seeds. The only machine Member of congregation— Do yon hadn’t looked at It three minutes be* famishing stock to a distant stream, in g and burning are almost unbearable. W h ile any part o f the body is liable to be attacked, the that has screen* and riddles made know your aermon on coveteousneaa fore my corns begin burtln’ me."— but ^ Re<j rjver became clear of the hands, feet, back, arms, face Eczema made its appeannee on my left limb the especially for cleaning grain on the last 8 unday grievously offended and Cleveland Leader. | repelling swimmers after blocking the and legs are the parts most aize of my thumb in 1893 , and spread until i t ___ Coast. T o convince you that thli disgusted Brother Pneer? “ Prosperity?” said Dr. SUghcem, the useful drinking place for shout a often idHicted. The cause of large aa my hand, burning, itching and paining Grain Cleaner is as represented I will The Her. K. Moffatt Lalgbtly— Aha! eminent aurgeon. “There Is altogether week. It was generally supposed that Eczema is a too acid condi me, and for which I could get no relief, until see tend you one on JO days’ free trial I shall have to tell my wife that It’a too much prosperity! It Is killing busi the ‘dogs’ halted when they had ing the other cures advertised by you I wrote and tion o f the blood. Tbe cir and will pay the freight. secured the advise of your physicians, commenced s good one on her. She contended all ness.” “In what way?” asked the reached the staked plnfns of Texas. culation becomes l o a d e d S. S. S. and it cured me. ▼rite me for our Descriptive Cat the way home from church that morn other. .“ Why, sir, uliho»t anybody ‘T h ere have been some eccentric cy with fiery, acid poisons that Mayetta, Kan. J. H. SPBWCX. alogue and “ on time” proposition ing that there wasn’t a man in the'au can afford to have appendicitis nowa clones In this country. One on the are f o r c e d through the —it will interest you. dience who bad paid the slightest at days. and, in consequence, nil of my 8 outli Canadian In the year 1802 de- glands and pores of the skin which set the flesh aflame. Since the cause of tention to the aermon._______ beat patients regard It as too common, horned about alxty steers, b u t re- the disease _______________________________ r r o f ___________ y to _______ is in the blood it is a _____ waste time to try cure it ____________ with local ' I PE -R U -N A MEASURES UP TO TH E 7 ^ h i t * K .- 0l i w i gaw a S Weak for Nerves UNCLE CASTOR IA Por Infants and Children. Tbe Kind Y ob Haie Always Bough! iÿ ïf e - M u n d e r y — *’ ^)jR C G 0 H RlpOD PU ffifl £R. jrerr Clean Your Grain FOR SEED Taken at Hla Word. Mr. Newly— W e don’t appreciate thing* we get for nothing. Everybody llkea tbe things beat that cost the moet Mrs. Newly— Then yon must love me a great deal, because I ’vs heard you say that you paid very dearly for me. — Detroit Free Press. CONSUMPTION and refuse to have i t ”— Chicago Trlb- ana. ■' A gentleman who waa In tbe hnblt of dlalng dally at a certain restaurant said to the waiter (an Irishman): “In- stead of tipping you every day. Pnt, l will give you your tip In a lump sum at the end o f the month.” “ Would yon moind paying mo In advance, *orr?” “ W ell! that la rather a Strangs request However, If yon are In want of some money now, here’s half a crown for you, but did you mistrust mo?” “Oh. no, sorr, but I am leavlua hare to-morrow.” drained from otherwise hurting the aPPHcationa; the cause must be removed before a cure can be effected. S. S ST 'animals. One cyclone between S t i l l - h a s no equal as a remedy for Eczema; it enters the water and Council Creek, about eight blood and forces out the poison through the natural yeara ago, played many fantastic channels, and builds up the entire system. The skin tricks. It pulled all the feathers out M becomes smooth and soft again, and the Eczema is o f A. L. Curry's 118 chickens, and cured. Cases that have persistently refused to be after taking the naked poultry through 7 *««[ p u rifyin g, cooling effecton charge, the air for about ten miles, dropped Wood. Book on Skin Diseases ^ ~ and an y advice wished, without ^ them in th# road. A colored man, who THE SW IFT SPECIFIC C O ., ATLANTA, CAm happened to com« from P a w n «« City shortly after, picked up over fifty of tho naked chickens. H o concluded that tho picked hens and roosters had boon sent from heaven for hla apodal b a n d it”— Kansas City Journal. PUTNAM GEO. W. FOOTT Dept. 11 FADELESS Portland, Oregon DYES • *