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►arti A flh'VMIMl i , -> V • « jIMMnl*''» “ O • «re 'sunteggiteli mi V. * E aS f ’ „„t; At *4 V i b a J o s M O e ,# «.* * ,^ * *——- r i- w n e & B .m i* ' '— - ^ p ' /■. .'V — .... J'-—— „ —— mm ' v- ;--v . . /« r - < • FARMERS. TIME te i; THE CLOCKS. fatate, Nat Agrleutture. u a Rute, «total Them Rieh, onatry to pretty liberally iprta- th N 0 rto rannera, but a corre- It ptflau got that lo nearly er- i they bava probably radiad not • n , bat aflt laadowaara that ta. Ita! wbteb enabled |bem to re vved oat from the profita of Curlew Contrariglieas That' hgrlng From Our Prosate Mattiate. The paradox o f urne, reckoned w we ve come into tbe habit of reckoning by which a cablegram that toavaa Ï D sa a L a -sf-------- DtnMi enrougnout me nonnw Mf Portland, have reduced their interest rate on »▼ inf» depodit» to 3 mad 3 1-2 per coat This bonk still pays 4 per cant on u vin g i and yearly certificate*.of deposit. If yon want liberal internet rated i**! absolute so* cunty for your A .L tbp daw la a I way» Ureea- ay atema and political fron dam and tbe “curioua fiction of tbe Inimaailniial «a ta Una coo Id ha «fre e o p T " It would at test seem acreage te the IJew Yorker to beato work a t t a , v Ibataad o f 9 a. a . and fla g a t i p o «•»toad o f T p. dà," aeya the tetentttc t great economy te bave lota o f ttbea. A aalt will lent twice ee ttmeo an long aod always It I f yoo keep ehaogtng off from another Besides, people get be merely oamlndl «od lnvo"vTnTfite location of pía habita with reapect to dayUfibt and dar knee« b» would eooo become accustomed to th e»*' • ▲a things are noware are no familiar with each cootredtodooe ee receiving « telegram four or ir e boom earlier than nrram uPTED litioel Possibility. A novel written by Diameli, nati o t Baaconafiald. entitled "The Tooog Duke” and pobltobad la 1991. contain I t h e sermoh Bat. In adding this •life’ and ' one’s appearance, avoid, above Get irs . tbe colors that clash. with >nap' and •Ufa.*’ avoid rbleb make tbe wearer look Uko be saya, one o f my la Plymouth church boom and la wtoter very short How perplezed a Qraek or Roman borologlai woold baro beon near ooe o f tbe poto» where bla ••boom* woold bare baoo ka toog aa many modero days! w itb dock* nnmbered from 1 to 24 wooaold ebolleb •*. * " end "p. aa.“ ae aeverpi aoantrtea bava al ready dona. “ Nooo” at [fter day for e whole season, ben I started In tbe tneerance gas yea re ago I realised that to : o good appearance wa* to look proas. and I paid much attention f drees I avoided solid mlor» Jways selected clothes with some a them A dash of color about person whether It be In tbe o f the suit, tbe shin. tie. bat or Eercbtof protruding from tbe coat t will taka away tbe monotony - L n ..A a L - te J A United States National Bank Don’t Be Dissatisfied— Send Your LU M BER ORDERS to jjp a u ld in d i and ^ . get the S o f t Y e l l o w F i r land that is m anufactured right WON THE AUDIENCE. Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good This id the kind we supply our customer*. reeoma bet part rather than dtoap- lim n ers Presence o f Mind. potnt (hem tbe cheering wea deafen A story Is told o f Robert Emmet ing. When madam« came on again which proves hie secretive power sad the people applauded her aa loudly as resolution. Ho was fond of- studying formerly they bad shown their dtaap chemistry, and ooe night late, after provai: and tbe rest o f tbe play was the family bad gone to bod. bo awal lowed a large quantity o f corrqetre Bat that audience never knew tbe sublimate hi mistake for torn# add troth, for when madame bad sent her Tooling powder He immediately <Ua maM ant o f the theater It was to get covered hie mistake and know that bar a amali bladder o f rad Ink, which death most shortly unless be la aba kept In her handkerchief and stantly swallowed the only antidote, which abe bit through with ber teeth chalk. Timid men would have torn at so aa to produce tbe alarming effect the bell, roused all tbe fam ily and seat that had transformed ber audience.— for a stomach pomp. Emmet called no PearOoa'a Weekly. • « a made no notes, bat. steeling down stairs and unlocking the front door. An RoMme Dinner. Admiral Peary was talking In Wash Ingtoa «b oot tbe herds hips o f polar ex ploration. “The. white north Is tbe country of hardships.” he said— “ hardships that Yoor Tramping Companion. ere borne cheerfully and gayly. In tbe He may b a a ll tight In tbe city, a spirit o f tbe Eskimo woman. pleasant chap to lunch with and a good “An Eskimo woman at the dinner companion for an eventng at tbe dob. hour nerved out to her family half a but beware o f taking him along on a candle apiece. fortnight’s hike through tbe woods or “ ‘Light refreshments.’ a be said, smil a cruise to a twenty-five footer. Test ing.’'—‘Philadelphia Bulletin. him thoroughly before yon give him tbe chance to spoil your vacation. Ha His Mistake. may bo grouchy before breakfast, or A long standing creditor resolutely bo may bo a plain shirker. Possibly the climbed tbe steps, rang the bell and thin veneer o f civilisation conceals tbe asked If Mr. Spender waa at boms. itrtmordial bog.—Outing. “ Yes. air. Walk right in. air." said T h « Pirat Staam le g le s s . tbs footman cordially “ Mr. Spender Tbe first known use o f steam to drive a kind o f staam engine aras desatibad “Thapk goodness.’' w id tbe creditor. by Haro of Alexandria, probably In T m going to nee my money at last.“ tbs drat or aocood century B G Bol "Oh. don't make that mistake, sir.“ tbe first real steam engines were tbooe said tbe root man. “ I f Mr. 8 pender bad wed at tbe end o f tbe seventeenth and any money be wouldn’t bp at boma*— In tbe early eighteenth centuries tar Washington Star pumping water out of mines Now co men’s angine was wed to Bnajtab Plain Enough. 4 mines about 1T11. “ How do yon like America, count?“ ‘Quite much, but your figures of «peach are »omewhat bard to under A Glasgow antiquary recently vM stand Now. when It dawns upon Conscience Moflsy. ad a ruined caetto and aakad non o f A West Virginia man sent a farmer von*— the villagers If bo know anything of “ You begin to w e daylight." explain S3 In payment ’• for a watermelon be an old atory about tbe building. “ A y s " sold the rustic, “ there wa stole fifteen years ago If every boy ed tbe other man —Louisville Courier anltber sold story, bat It tall down that ever lived In the country were to lonruol develop a conscience like that tbe long nines” -London Telegraph. farmers would own most o f the money to tbe woekL-“Cleveland Plain Dealer. On# of Many. place? “Than yon think you woo no pormi Different Route. Katie—The master and mlsaoa was neot place to her h ea rtr toraver quarreling behind locked doors "H ow tar to It to Guildford ?“ . T n Just a notch on her parasol bai “ Wall. sur. aa the crow files. I should “ But wasn't there a keyhole?*' din: that la all"-L o n lsvtl»e Court« “Tw. but they always quareiad In any tt be ton moils " JoarnaL “ Bat If tbe crow were riding a M French " —Yonkers Statesman. cycle bow tar wonk) It be?” —Pall gummed Up. Mall Oaaotte Kntcker—O f what does a shod cot Repartee. slat? Booker— A beck boos a artel “My mother always told mo that to boas a fanny hone nod than nones taking yoo I waa marrying bensath Now Tort Times my station." . “ Beneath -your station, eh7 Thai The grand maxim nowadays is 1 wasn’t • station your family had; It work, always tn work and still 1 wafi Jwt a water tank.” -D etroit Free work.” —Leon Oamhetta. tbe leather to proceed o a t Ho picks ap a brick with a string attached to the leather, «n e e there la no air bo- tween tbe leather and tbe etooe tbe atmosphere praams tbe leather so firmly against the etooe that tbe atona can bo picked up by tbe leather Ven Oer Celta a Novellst. A Hy baa suckers on Ida fast, tbe A good deal of tbe lato Pteld Mar abal von der Uoltt'a ropotatioo restad Popular Science Monthly explains. upon bla milita ry taxt books. and tt to which act vary much on tbe same prin Interesting to recaí! that be lin t woo ciple. Ag soon aa be pots down a foot litera ry fame by wrltlngs of a rory bo automatically eqoeaaes tbe air out dlfferant charaeter When a poor ca- between tt and tbe surf see upon which dot at Qrosallcbtarfalda wtth a widore be Is walking. Tbe atmosphere there ed motber to súpport be torned k f fore presses him against tbe celling or hand to noval wrlting and gatnod a w all considerable repuutioo by a serlee of sentimental romancea—Loodou Chron B oo m yean ago to a certain county court which waa not'ooe o f the boat fitted op places, three auctioneers wars Heard on the Highway. • Troubles are so far scattered tt takes seated In a pew like contrivance await ing tbe Judge’s order to give evidence. a lifetim e to get around all o f thorn. All at once then was a terrible notes Mighty fow rent places on tbe road to tbe promised land. Tbe motto to. In court and a dense dead o f dost tew up. “ Keep a-going till you got there." “ Whet's that?” asked the Judge. Sometimes a cabin may be roomy “Oh, it's nothing, your honor.“ re enough to bold all tbe happiness ooe plied a reedy and facetious lawyer. needs In a lifetime. Heaven la all tbe time nwr ns. while “It’s only throe auctioneers goo# off to we’re dying from star to star to find 4 —Atlanta Constitution. Rejuvenating Y sur Pipa. To make an old tobacco pipo aa good as new plug tbe stem with a bit of match, dll the bowl with alcohol, light and let burn. Do this three or four times and the pipe will be aa dean and aa sweet aa when new without the bother o f breaking It In.—Popular Sci ence Monthly^ t Yoo. 9ha CeuM. “ I don’t aee .why mothers can’t sae the faults in their children." sold Mrs. Smith to Mrs. Joans. “ Do you think you can?” aakod Mrs Jonas “ Why. 1 would to n mlduto If m y children bad any**—Now York Ameri can. ___ _______ _____ Quite Natural. 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