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ale and your blood it thin. our doctor s a y s yo u I r e th rea te n ed wi t h • nervous breakdown. He orders this grand old family medicine. m» » b*ni*. I lU r m W i. fo r Weak Nerves K »fep th e b o w e ls regu lar w ith A ye r’s PUls, Just o n e pill e a c h n igh t. O epM D efeated. -repents at bachelor, with suite a pile ef rocks. Dropped la. one day, beaide the way, aad bought a pair of seeks. Arrived st heme— romantic Jeyl— be wend’ringly drew out A sake deep hidden in the keae— from fair hand, no doubt 1 “ I ’m Sweaty years e f age,“ it read, “ and sailed a country belle. -v Wish yen I ’d like to correspond— If yen win never tell. My ebjeet matrimony is, and yours, I , hope, the same. I f Jou’U address me, I ’ll respond.“ And she wrote her name. Qa lee with heps, the bachelor that very sensing wrote, * And folded Us epistle with a Idas Inside Ike note. Sly tep id had him la his meek—as very elevar catch, Fa% after all, quite foolish is p half sepeataat bach. sheepish did he feel, when from the fuir unknown This saewer came, to queech his lame: “ Aa eld maid I have grown *twaa forty years ago I planned that fond surprise, by a heartless wretch who oaldn’t advertise!” ■ b o o k f o r th e L a w y e r . A well-known lawyer e f this city, wkese office Is located dose to the city kail, received a tremendous shock the ether day. He wus counsel for a maa charged with larceny, and, a t the evidence was conclusive, he advised hie silent to plead guilty. “ Yea kaow that yon have a bad rec ced aad yen have practically confessed your guilt,” said the lawyer In a sooth- la g manner, “ and yon wUl he sentenc ed to a bent three years In JalL“ This teat sentence completely gum founded the prisoner, but after he hud locked about his cell for several min utes he turned to his attorney and in a very serious manner said: “ W ill you khudly go out and get me a good law- r » T ,\ ** A s soon as the lawyer recovered from the shock he told the prisoner be would argue the case for him.— Phils- ' ? "'fl — *'i r , m Sarsaparilla 1 V - ..... -I— n -ir r ~Mimgr*" When the nerves are weak everything goes wrong. You are tired all the time, easily discouraged, n e rv o u s, and irritable. Y o u r cheeks are I m t ea a Perm Was Located Inaldo a Potato. A Scarborough gentleman was aur- prlsed recently to find thirty-eight pins stead at Birmingham, that living was to **• breagfast egg, and moat other no cheaper in England than In the People would hgve been surprised, too, United States, haring been questioned Buder tae circumstances. There ought H «— Would you rather be protty er by certain authorities In tola country. * • * > • » collection e f miraculous eggs Witty? She— Sir!— New York Sun. be has made a supplementary report ■‘»■»•where. It waa only two years * ken laid an egg at Bed- The eeel man ehould be brought to on the ■object subject to the state depart- i B* ° see the srrer e f his weighs.— Philadel _____ Prom this It appears that the :ford wlUl ■ P «nn? U» lt- There is ae phia original statement was based on t h e , • • • * • » »U the fact, but the question, “ H ew did the penny get la- “ Does Mr. Reuben Haybrlck keep ex peri once e f certaiu American tub# aide the egg?" has aevsr bean quits “ H e takes' ’em, but he welders working In the Birmingham satisfactorily settled. district The statement caused much S e a t keep ’em.” — Chicago Chronicle. A comparison pusale is afforded by ■Qa— H e cemes o f good family, surprise, as it was contrary to the • market gardener, w ell known at general understanding. One hat Stalls Tea, he’s the only i t — T o w n Per urged that If living In Great B rit ■pita 111 elds market, who once lest and I know ain waa not appreciably cheaper thaa feuad a half crews under almost in credible circumstances. H e was in _ . _ , « ___ , In the United States th e n was M ir a y "Ta, is it wrong to steal (gy protecting the highly paid specting his crepe when be dropped am a trust? Johnny's P a - D e n t let i L E L ^ r o r t m a n ! ^ Consul Hal- the h alf e r e w i en the ground, and though be searched long and diligent b#* * r ^ ,0a- “ ' • u s e d says that that is net a . L e d i-r- I fo r tym to decide. H e adds that that ly, he searched la vain. A year passed tefter a table d’hote)— > paper's proposition to lowOr the scale aad the incident was bring forgotten, A aytolag else, wetter? W a ite r-O n e o f living o f the American workingman when, aa he waa selecting seme pota meso pea oh. air, and yen'll ’ave eat had better be addressed to the Amerl- toes for the market, Mr. Bmlth came acres« en# e f a vary curious shape. • e maun.— London Bystander. can workingman direct. “ Day ain't as rich thing aa gttttaf “ I only state a very plain fa c t “ says Cutting It ope* to discover the cause married ta heaven.” “ Genre« dey ain’t Mr. Halstead, “ that I f the English of Its eccentricity, the gardener found Don’t do Bible toil yea It's a place or' workingman llvtd aa w ell aa blsAm er- Inside it the half-crown piece he h id paaee ea root?“ — Atlanta Constitution. loan brother workingman hie living lost twelve months before. The po tato was aeen by hundreds o f people, Mrs. H*ttarson— I didn’t see you at expenses would be aa great or great and the truth e f the story Is well er than the living expenses o f the the lecture on “Th e Simple l i f e . ” Mrs. vouched for. Cuttorsea— Why, ae; I had no Idea It American. Surely there is nothing ob Remarkable aa they are, there la going to be such a swell affair.— jectionable in stating a fact so plain nothing unique In these cases. One and as easily verified. Everybody _ L ife. knows that the American ororkman Is, e f the romances o f money-making la W ife— I t la ao kind o f yon to put on by comparison, highly paid. I can the story e f a man who found a news my beete for me. Kneeling Husband only state the fact that the English paper Inside a shark when fishing in (tugging away)— It’s a— a— pleasure, workman cannot and doea not live ae AostraHa in 1170, and who learned the my dear. Still, I'm glad you're net a w ell ae the American. It ia within news e f the Franco-German w ar in centipede.— Pick-Me-Up. „ ___ ___ my knowledge that the majority of this way early enough to make a for Mtaa Bitor Ooold yen use anything peopj# In the United States believe tune ent e f l t The story may be true everybody ia Australia ia yeur “ Household Department’* th e that living ia much cheaper abroad or sot; — ¿»*— week? Ovontry Editor— Ye*, w e could than at home, and it seams to me . Knows i t ---------- --------- ■— Another after the same kind is that bandit a ceuple o f dozen o f fresh eggs therefore that I might w ell supplement nicely.— New York Times. the statement o f tpooe American work e f the M ilford Haven trawler which, “ What conclusion does that cam men who, It must be understood, have while fishing off Carllngford Lough a paign orator reach In his argument?“ lived bare a number e f years, and year er tw o ago, caught up in the not “ H e -never arrives at a conclusion. knew the condition o f the United a packet o f papers, tied together with H e merely stops now and then to take States before they came here, and are red tape and carefully sealed. The skipper e f the boat handed the docu breath.“ — Washington Star. therefore better qualified to ments to a lawyer, and lt was found W illie— Teacher told us to-day th a t' an opinion than tourists, whether they they were a missing link which stood there’s a certain kind o’ tree that be Americans in England or English between a woman and her fortune. grows out o’ rocks. I can't remember men in America, even I f they are spe They proved the right o f -a Miss what It w aa His Pa— It’s a family cial com miaeloners investigating liv Macdonald«to certain estates in Ire ing conditions. tree, 1 goose. Philadelphia Ledger. land, which sbe had claimed ten years “ In tpe 'American’ factories also, The Irish lady declared to the mag before, but which ahe bad failed to istrate that the defendant had stolen and in the factories where orders for win because the w ill could not be American world contractors have been her hen. “ H ow do yea know lt is produced. I t was this w ill which was your hen?“ asked the Judge. “ Know executed, when our manufacturers had brought up from the sea.— Pearson’s more work than they could attend to, lt r cried the irate lady. • “ I have Weekly. known that hen ever since It was an there are often a number o f Americans employed. Those in the better paid egg.” O regon S tood Purlttor ia position# find their situations, on the “ You probably don’t remember me,“ rigl) tly named, because it purifies the began the self-made man proudly, whole, comfortable and agreeable; yet blood and tones np the body. but twenty years ago, when I was a practically all these, and nearly all peer, humble boy, you gave me a other working Americans living here M oocles la Tension. whom I have met, have claimed that The Revue Sclentlfique has been ¡’-y UNCLE SAM—“A High Standard is Required o f Any Ca- tarrh Remedy That H as Been Endorsed by so Many Trust worthy and Prominent People.** Tim e and Bonks The economy o f saving time is wise, but there is aa economy o f spending time. In reading, especially, hurry is moot wasteful. Reading la the mak ing e f thoughts, o f Ideas, o f pictures in the brain. A ll young photographers know bow little Is to be made out o f an "under-exposed plate,” but do they understand that there may he such thing as an under-exposed brain? It takes time to make Impressions on toe mind. I f yon read too fast, either alond or to yonrself, or skim over youi reading, toe mind receives poor im pressions or none a t alL— S t Nicholas Mother» will And Mr*. Winslow’s Bootktng Syrup the bast remedy to nee lor their children daring tho teething period. New P ro b li “ Gracious me!” exclaimed toe * d y “ These servant girl problems are very vexing.” “ W hat now?” asked ber hosbaaA “ Why, that Russian girl 1 hired re fuses to wash my kimonos becauot they are Japanese.” M a trim o n ia l B liss. “ Yon must think I ’m a fool!” ex claimed the angry husband. “1 never would have said so,” calmly rejoined the other half of the eombiaat “ bat since yoa have mentioned it I ’m not going to perjure myself by denying it." GASTOR IA E a r In fan ta a n d Children. Tbe Kind You Have Alwajs Bought Bears the Signature o f F o r g e t It N o t ' “ Take heed nnto this solemn troth,** Thus spake tbe beggnr, needy; dld ”« _ * * * * « ■ * <* Urln* ’ “ asking what muscles tire soonest, with I ^ * 7 had e*P«cted It. low. “ A bloomin’ chump was 1 in yontlb the conclusion that lt 'is not the mus „ _ . . . “ Many o f the working Americans ta cles ta use, but those under tension, al And note I'm old and seedy.” . . ... „ .. England, Including those Americanls- though doing ao work. The w riter have shewn this poem,” toe young ing factories and those selling urges ns to use toe arms and legs leas poet went eu; “ I waa wooing toe muee manufactures here, accepted their fo r and the back and neck more, for on last night----- “ “ Poor fellow r repUsd eign positions at toe same (ta some them comes the greatest stralq. H e toe editor, handing back too manu cases lower) salaries than they had has been asking men e f all occupations script. “ It’s too bad ahe rejected you.” been receiving at home, persuaded and the same questions: Piso's Curs 1« a good conrh — Chicago Journal. I t has cured conrh* and colds believing that they were obtaining an When you have worked much, where Hicks— H ow do yon happen to be Increase because they would be able to years. A t druggists, 25 cants. do you feel tired? going fishing on Friday? I thought live more cheaply than at home. In Before you were trained did fatigue A a U nkind Cat. you bettered Friday waa an unlucky the lower wage grades the stay o f toe “ Isn't it queer,” remarked day. Wicks— Well. I always have. Imported American workman ia aridom show Itself ta the same regions? A ll the answers point to the same “ that ths baby immediately But it occurred ta me this morning one o f great duration. In one factory quiet the minute 1 began to sing that perhaps it would be unlucky for where there were nearly fifty men a conclusions. The baker who kneads him?” “ A H Signs Fan In • D ry T im e “ dough all night complains o f fatigue too flak.— Somerville Journal. VM M BI GW O F V MM F IS H fe w years ago there la only one, a fore ta his legs. “ Oh, there’s nothing so very qneer “ I'm afraid you're not wise,” said man, remaining. 4 fe w are still ta KBTXB F A IU DT A W I T s u c » The blacksmith is tired, not In his about it,” rejoined Mrs. Newpop. “ The the fair girl. “ Why?” demanded the Great Britain. Most o f them returned arms and shoulders, buU.in his back poor little deer is eridently puxzled by A B e a u t lf e l V e la me. In ordering Tower’s Blicken, ths strangs noise.” s customer «rites: **I kaow Thu moot beautiful volume in the persistent suitor. “ Because 'a word to to the United States. They were, some and lotas. they wlU be all right If they Congressional Library at Washington the wise ia sufficient,’ and I hare said o f them told me, disappointed ta find ~ hare the ‘ FISB’ ea them.* The young soldier, after a march, ia S tats o r O hio , C m or T olbdo , > •Nor to you.” ’’Yee, but ' I ’m wise This eunOdenoe to the out tag the coot o f living higher than they L ucas t’ouimr, I “ • ia a Bible which waa transcribed on especially tired In toe back o f toe growth of sixty-nine yean of F rank J. C hknkt makes oath that he la parchment by a monk In the 16th cen enough to know that a woman's ‘No’ anticipated.” •arei ni manufacturing. neck, even i f he has carried no knap sanior partner of the Arm of F. J. C hbnkv A Co., doing business In the City of Toledo, Coun tury. The general lettering la in the may eventually mean *yes.’ ” — Phila sack. ty and State aforesaid, and that said Arm «111 DAM M ED BY PR AIR IE D O G A German text, each letter la perfect, delphia Press. The oarsman who is In perfect train pay the sum of ONE HUN DEED DOLLARS for each and every ease of C atarrh that cannot ha A t the end o f thirty years Hiram and there ia not a scratch or blot from A . J. T O W E R CO. feeagaefihefl* R iv e r C hoked U p In T ex a a b y M ig r a ing after prolonged exercise gets tired cured by the use of H a l l ’ s C atarrh C urb . Ud to BA Bach chapter begins with had accumulated a fortune. His w ife ta his calves and Insteps. FRANK J. CHENEY. I tio n o f th e L i t t l e A n lm a la . Beaton. V . 8. A . ^ jW C K ) Sworn to before me and subscribed in my a large Illuminated letter. In which is and daughter were delighted. “ For,” These facts point to the conclusion presence, “ The prairie dog migration from this Sth day of December, A. D , 18 * . T ow er Canadian Co. • g u A f i g - drawn the figure o f a saint, some inci said they, with becoming modroy, “ wo A. W. GLEASON, Oklahoma to southwestern Texas dur that ta any continued effort we should Lim ited * ’ - “ J ™ Lj Notary labile. now not only have money enough to dent e f whom the chapter tells. try to alter toe habit o f contraction. ing July, 1874, eclipsed anything o f Toronto, Canada cut a splurge, but poor dear papa la that sort witnessed by white men In That la to say, the body, like toe mind, F irst L ite Insurance P o licy . Hail's Catarrh Care is taken internally, and too broken down to appear among the »«her* of Warrant* W at WaatJtar Ctatklm, * acts directly on the blood and maeou* surface* tola country,” said Matt Duhr last needs change o f work. Th e Bret life Insurance policy o f beat people.” — Life. af the system. Bend I t testimonial», free. week. “ Millions o f the frisky little which the details are on record result F. i . CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. It’s so long since you last called barkers moat have been ta qneat o f City Conatry Folks. Bold by DrugKitta, 75c. ed in a lawsuit William Gy b bo ns in Hail’s Family Pills o n the beat. Mrs. Up mo re— How is your experi upon me I was beginning to think you new pastures or perhaps smelled that sured himself on June 10, 1083, for were forgetting me,“ said Miss Pechis, toe approachltfg legions o f homeseek- ment o f living In toe country succeed £383 against dying in twelve months. N o t Q u ite S atisfactory. H e did die en May 18 of the next year, as she came down to the young man ers would surely exterminate toe dogs ing? Hicka— I understand that you have In the parlor. “ I’m for getting yon,“ Mrs. Hyems— It Isn’t so bad as yon and plow up the dog towns. and tha disgusted underwriters (the might expect I t coats ns more, o f had a telephone pnt in your house. Mrs. company e f these days) contested pay replied the ardent youth, “ and It’s for Wicks most find it n great convenieoee. "T h e prairie dog migration from ment ea the plea that be bad lived getting you that I ’ ve called to-night toe north to the southwest lasted six course, to bave our butter and fresh Wicks— Yee; bat she doesn’t Hks it Can I have you?” — Kennebec Journal. vegetables brought out to us from the half as well as she thought she would. twelve months o f twenty-eight days days, during the month o f July, 1874. each.— W orld’s Work.______ The passenger who bad been holding' The traveling ‘dogs’ while crossing the city, but w e don’t bave to entertain You see, when she is using it she has to himself up by a strap sat down In a Red river Interfered to a great ex nearly as much company as w e did in listen half the time.— Somerville Joupr- O r e a a d F u e l. seat that bad Just been vacated. ] tent with toe cattle that came to that the city.— Scottish American. Pennsylvania, which makes more “ There la plenty o f room, ma'am,” he stream to quench their thirst. Some than half the Iron used In the United said to the pudgy, little matron sitting cowboys that were on toe banks o f States, produces less than 2 per cent next ’ Don’t move.” “ W e don't have Red river during the time when the o f the Iren ore mined. Ohio, which to,” ahe said, with a cheerful smile; prairie dogs swam across aay that the oomes next to Pennsylvania as an iron- “ w e own the bouse we live In."—Chi stream was chockfnl o f the little ras maker, mines less than 1 per cent of cago Tribune. cals fo r many miles up and down the the totaL In both cases tho ore Is 'I tell ye w h a t" asserted Old Man river. F O R SEED brought to the fnel, and this la the Those afflicted with Eczema k now Splggets, “ that there painter feller la “ The thirsty cattle were either un policy In this country. Only in A la a fine a rtist” “ What Impressed yon able or unwilling to stick their months more than caa be told of the suffering imposed b y this “ flesh bama are the ore and fuel found to T h . C H A T H A M F A N N IN G about hia work?" “ Well, tber* was a tato the water through toe moving f i t « . ” It usually begins with s sligh t redness o f the skin, which grad u ally gether.— Scientific American. M ILL, with Sacking attachment, spreads, followed by blisters and pnstnles discharging a thin, sticky fluid ptetur he called ‘The Rainstorm.' an* maS8 0f living prairie dogs. The cow- will dean and grad« all kind* of swan, lt was that nat’ral that I b o jg were getting ready to drive the that dries and scales off, leaving an inflamed surface, and at times the itch- Joke W a s en H er. Grain and Seeds. The 00 hr mar him Member o f congregation— Do you hadn’t looked at lt three minutes be famishing stock to a distant stream, i n f and burning are almost unbearable. W h ile a n y part o f the body is liable to be attacked, the that has screens and riddles made know yeur sermon on coveteenaneaa fore my corns begin hurdu' me."— but the Red river became clear o f the Eczema made its appearance on my left limb the hands, feet, back, arms, face especially for cleaning grain on tha last Bnndsy grievously offsnded and Cleveland Leader. repelling swimmers after blocking toe and legs are the parts most size of my thumb in 1893, and spread until i t 1 Coast. T o convince you that this disgusted Brother Pneer? “ Proeperlty?” said Dr. Sllghcem, the useful drinking place fo r about a often afflicted. The cause of large aa my hand, burning, itching and paining Grain Cleaner is as represented I will The Rev. K. Moffatt Lalghtly— Aba!/ eminent surgeon. “ There Is altogether week. It was generally supposed that me, and for which I could get no relief, until.see Eczema is a too acid condi •end you one 00 90 days’ free trial ing the other cures advertised by you I wrote and I shall have to tell my w ife that It’s too much prosperity! It Is killing bust- toe ‘dogs’ baited when they bad tion o f the blood. The cir secured the Advise of your physicians, commenced and will pay the freight. a good one on ber. She contended all nese.” “ In what way?” asked the reached the stoked plains o f Texas, culation becomes l o a d e d Write me for our Descriptive Cat the way borne from church that morn other. "W hy, sir, almost anybody! “ There have been some eccentric cy- with fiery, acid poisons that S. S. S. and it cured me. Mayetto, Kan. J. H. S psn c b . 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 toe ■re f o r c e d through the —it w ill interest you* dience who had paid tbs slightest at days, and. In consequence, all o f my south Canadian*in the year 1882 de glan ds and pores of the skin which set the flesh aflame. Since the cause o f tention to the sermon. beet patients regard It ss too common, horned about sixty steers, but re- the disease is in the blood it is a waste of time to try to cure it with local and refuse to have i t ” — Chicago Trib- trained from otherwise hurting the Applications; the cause must be removed before a cure can be effected. S. S. S. T ak es at Hie W ard . GEO. W . f O O T T Mr. Newly— Ws don’t appreciate u n * kps no equal as a remedy for Eczema; it enters the ' animals. One cyclone between Stlll- P ortlan d , O reg o n Dept. 11 blood and forces out the poison through the natural things ws gsrifor nothing. Everybody A gentleman who waa In the habit water and Connell Creek, about eight channels, and builds up the entire system. The skin likes tbs things best that coat the o f dining dally at a certain restaurant years ago, played many * fantastic becomes smooth end soft again, and the Bcaema is said to the waiter (an Irishman): “ In- tricks. I t polled all the feethera out m o lt „ „ „» - I l 8 chickens, v , .m i , and I . , cured. Cases that have persistently refused to be Mrs. Newly—Then you mast le v « me steed o f tipping -------------- you every day, Pat, o f _____________ A. L. Curry’s F. N. U Ne. 1S-1I a great deal, because I ’ve beard yfifi w ill give you your tip In a tamp after taking the naked poultry through f ? !u J L n,d er5 he ordl,1i IY tre* tm eat *° purif y in g , cooHn g effect OB w rit lo g to ad vertisers | n at the month.” "Would Mood* Book 00 Skm D*reas<* and any advice wished, without charge. mj «tart you paid very dearly for me. sum ths end o f the month.’* “ Would the air for #bout About ten miles, mil as, dronned dropped a tiae th is paper. 7H£ SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATUUiTAa GA. you motad paying me In advance, them In the road. A colored man, who — Detroit Free Free«. eorrr* “ W eill that 1s rather a strangs happened to com« from Pawnee City request. However, If you are In want shortly after, picked up over fifty o f o f some money now, here’s half a the naked* chickens. H e concluded crown for you, but did you mistrust that tbe picked hens and roosters had me?" “ Oh, no, eorr, but I am laavln# been sent from heaven fo r hie special Co*W — re peed* brisMer end fester cetera thee ear ether dye. Oee 10c packs«« color« aad le eueraateed le ptve perfect „ ft». Ask dealer, er we win »rod peat paid at 10c Write 1er Ire« booklet hew te C O N S U M P T IO N hero to-morrow.” benefit” — Kansas City Journal. kies«* aad ods celer«. MONROC M DRUG CO. S ta T 5 e answer?“ buay^man. »W h en 's’ t o . Clean Y o u r Grain P U T N A M I FA D E LE S S DYES