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Consumption is a humat
weed flourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it's
easily destroyed while young;
when old, sometimes im
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
Scott’s Emulsion. Salt pork
i» good too, but it is very hard
t > digest
The time to treat consump
tion is when vou begin trying
t) hide it from yourself
Others sec it, vou won’t.
Don’t wait until you can’t
deceive yourself any longer
Begin with the first thought
1 o take Scott’s Emulsion. I;
i: isn’t really consumption sc
much the better, you will soor
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump
tion you can’t expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin i.i time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
Scott’s Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that’s the treatment and
that’s the best treatment.
We will send you
a little of the Emul
sion (tee.
Be sure that this picture in
the form ot a label is on the
wrapper of every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
439 Pearl St., N. Y.
toe. and it: all druggist».
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The success in preserving dear! .bodies
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wonder of 'European physicians. He
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for ready dissection by the anatomist;
the rrrcor.il Is petrifaction, giving the
hardness of marble in a few'liours, and
the third is the restoration of natural
color, flexibility and freshness, so that
the sub! ♦ appears to be simply sleep
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The woodsawyers of Atlanta. Gn., 200
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day. Every member of the organize-
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A. B. Colenbttugh................ Burns
John Jenkins.......................... Smith
Dick Smith.......................... Andrews
N ewt H oovek ,
Stock Inspector.
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two paper we will give a year’s suberiplinn tu each pa|>er free,
or The
Ily “tins! women" Mn. Adams
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the servant girl. Do you understand?
Never read a book through merely
Collier's Weekly.
because you have begun iL—Wither
spoon.
Steering Clear of sin.
Opinions grounded on prejudice u-e
Milkniar. Johnny, did you put water
always sustained with the greatest vio
in the milk this morning?
lence.—Jeffrey.
New Assistant— Yes. sir.
Nurture your mind with great
“Don't you know that it is wicked.
thoughts, to believe in the heroiu
John ny ?"
rauki's heroes.—Disraeli.
"But you told me to mix water with
Those who never retract their opin
the milk."
ions love tlieniM'Jvcs more than they
"Yes. but I told you to put the water
love truth.—Joubert.
in first and |x>ur the milk into it. Then,
you s»-e. we can tell the people we never
ABOUT EYES.
put water in our milk."—Texas Sifter.
Dreaming • * an adversary signifies
Not That Ito Loves Man I. cm .
that you art to overcome obstacle»
The luw to love my fellow man.
which arc in your way.
In spirit and In letter,
I try io keep, but llnd I love
Many specimen» of worms nnd the
The women vastly better.
larvae of insects are not provided with
—Chicago Journal.
eyes. Their habitation being in the
earth, eyes to them would be useless.
Delinquents.
It seldom happens that Loth vycu arc
Pompous Mistress Who is that man
exactly alike. An c.xaininat.on with a
at the door, Hannah?
magnifying glass usually discover!,
New Girl—lie says he’s the rent col many differences between the two.
lector. lua'uin.
When the under arch of the upp'r
P. M.—But Hannah, we don't pay
eyelid is a perfect semicircle it is in
rent.
.
dicative of goodness, but also of Gmidi-
New Girl—That's what he says,
ty. sometimes approaching cowardice.
ma'am.—Detroit Free Press.
Scientist« who have made a study of
the eye Miy that a Cash of light laid,'ng
No Dauner Now.
40-l.COl>,OCO.OCOths of a second is quit»
Mr. Spooiiumone (in the parlor) —
sufficient for distinct vision.
Wha-w’hnt is that noise overhead, Miss
The eye w hich when open present,
Agnes?
a long acute angle to th« t.os- mvui i
Miss Agnes (listening a moment)—
bly indicates comprehensive und< t
It's papa. Mr. Spoonamore, but you
needn't be scared, lie's snoring.—Chi standing and great intelligence in i
possessor.
cago Tribune.
PrcscrvluK Dead Doilies.
100 YDS TRAJECTORY 20« YDS T R A J'"CT'‘,RY
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Yi-ast “Did you take iu tUv play last
night .1“
Criiii.oubi ;ik "No; it wua
I who was taken in.
It Mua rank.“
Yonkers Statesman.
Anxious Inquirer. There are bujt
few nltieers. even in the u.ilitia. w ho arc
under uge. It is particularly hard to
,
Somewhat * ,»l»rvviul«*<l.
make a tumor u major. I.. A. W. Bul
(Ins De Smith \\ luit eostume did
letin.
Tom "What are the relations be Miss Fatgirl wixur at the masquerade
tween you and Miss van Dyke nowa- bid I ?
'Tom Vandervhuiup She appeared
' days?" Jack (gloomily 1 "Her father
ns
a miishnsnn. and her eostume didn't
and mother, hung it!" Harvard I auu -
occupy as inushrisiiii on the floor us
poon.
some others. Texas Sifter. '
"Should you be much put out if I
The l.»»l I. the Wont.
kissed you?" lie queried. "No, but you
would be, mighty quick," answered her Talk about an i.iigel, ami the wing« you'll
hear;
father from the head of the suurw.—L. Tall, surely
atamt the devil, and he'll certainly
A. \V. Bullet in.
appear;
An up to date Frankfort mao recent Talk about your tullor. and he's after you
for fair;
ly gave a phantom party, which was
Talk about n woman and you have her In
such a sue«ess that several of the guests
your hair.
—Town Topic«.
went home under the influence of spir
it». Philadelphia Record.
Young gentleman, just engaged to
"Oh. yes, 1 enn see my weigh clear
enough." said the butcher; but he tool, quarrelsome flirt, save» hitter's father
the precaution to stand iu front of the ironi <lrow ning. Old Gentleniun With
scale in such a way that his customer ‘ out your timely assistance, my iriem!.
1 would now la u corps»-. As all ex
couldu't see it. Boston Transcript.
“Yes." said the man who thought ; pression of my sincere and last mg grat
deeply; "uneasy lies the head that wears itude I shall now refuse you the liutid
Fliegende lllaelter.
a crown." "Huh!" sniffed the super i f my daughter
ficial creature, "what do the fools sleep
Ambiguous.
in them for?”—Kansas City ludepeud
First I.ocal Tradesman Is old Doo
ent. .
body then a man to be trusted?
Second Do. Do. Well, 1 should say
Complicated Anger.
so. I know this- if you trust him once
Jenks—Y'ou say your wife is in a bad
you'll trust him forever. Fun.
humor?
Quite Likely.
Penuobunker— Yes, she is.
Willie- Mamma, if you were to die
Jenks—What is she cross about?
Pennobunker—In the first place she ! end papa should marry again, whut
would my name lie?
.rot cross at the servant girl, then she
Ma aim i (will, a sigh) "Dennis.”—
got cross at me because I didn’t get |
N. Y. World.
cross at the servant girl, and now she is
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