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A DETECTIVE’S STORY.
Consumption is a human
wetxl flourishing best in weak
lungs, l.ike 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 ixirk
is good too, but it is very hard
to digest
The time to treat consump
tion is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourselt
Others see it. you won t.
Don’t wait until you can’t
deceive yourself any longer
Begin with the first thought
to take Scott's Emulsion. It
it isn’t really consumption sc
much the better; you will soon
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 in time and will lie
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
Scott’s Emulsion, fresh air.
rest ail you can, eat all you
can. that’s the treatment and
that’s the best treatment.
The fowe»tl»«wr« MobforU tu Ihaj • Maa s
Court I mk
•'I waa distrusted a fsw <la>a ago st
a eaae I worked up,’’ remarked a de-
teethe to a Wanluugtau Star iv|*oit<‘r
“A young lady who wat |'oamw*rd ot
coueiderablv money aud u uumlarr of
jewel» »cut for me.
She had been
robbed of some diamond» valued at ar*
cral hundred dollar». I finally found
all but one pin. they hawing breu
pawued.
I ubtuiuixl a dvacnptiun of
Che mau who borrowed money upon
them, but for arvcral week» could not
locate Itiui. When I «hd lua I an d I iu I w
mm J that he had left that luurumg ami
waa going to Baltimore.
I watcbixl
the depot, and "a* »oou rewarded b>
seeing the man atep out of a hack.
1 »curd hi» arm and »aid; 'You arc ar-
rrated!’ ‘Uhat for?’ he aaked, in a
tune chat »bowed he wua not much
aurpnacJ. but greatly frightened 'That
will be explained at the atatjuu.* 1 re
plied.
There wa» a feminine shriek
from Uie Lack. and. glaucing into the
vehicle. I aaw it waa toy fair client.
They bad just been married and were
starting on their wedding trip. I took
in the situation at a glance, and then
realizing that 1 waa (»owrrle&a under
the uew order of affairs. I »aid: T me
now that you are not the man I want,’
and let him go. Then he began to blus
ter, and. tul. ing hiiu aaide. I gave hiui to
understand 1 knew of h«a rubbing the
girl to pay the eiprnaea of h>a courk-
•Uip. and be quieted down eery sud
denly"
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lie Maa a Siraag»r
rtata.
“If a fellow ha* a chance to marry a
four, liamlxome girl, or a rich, plain
girl. which <lo vuu think he ought to
.lor
“It looks to me as if the proper
■ourse is a plain one in that caae."—in-
Jiauupoli» Journal.
Pe »uro that this
th« fana ot a label
wrapper ot every
h m-iissoa you buy.
M IsunUcPwttMMi.
“Hannah.*’ »aid the miatrens to her
new girl, “you can take that brown
serge drvaM of mine ami put it in
"Yes’iu." »aid Hannah, “who’s your
fas’rite pawnbroker?"—ih'truit Free I
rreaa.
SCOTT & BOWNE.
Chemists,
409 Pearl St-. N. Y.
«JC and ft- »11 drugyiata.
S«r» »»<«.
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“There's a woman lhaguiaed as a
man.”
——
“How do yon know?”
J.-oy nrwapafx'r« have lately riven rurTrney
“She crabbed at her coat-tail» and
to report» by Irresponsible parties to U k effect
that
I »topped off the car backward.”—< hwa-
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO g<> Record.
had entered a trust or cutubin**ikxi; we wish
Leva la «»• SapartaUve.
to assure tbe public that there u mo f rsaf Jb io
She—If you luui never inet me. would
such reports. We have been manufacturing
>'w?nx machines for over a quarter of a centu yon hate loved a-tut other girl a» much
ry. ami have e«lab!isl>ed a reputation for our- aa you do me?
.« . s '» and our machines that is the envy of all
lie—My darling, if I had never met
oi era. Our “Arar JJwan«*** machine l*as
nex« r been rfvalrtl as a family machine.—It you I la*lieve 1 alvould have committed
s’. -Is nt tbe head ofal! Uigh iimds sewing »uu-ide.—Truth.
* i■’ .iui- a . and stands on its oitm merits.
The <ipk« of Ulfs.
7»e 44 Arar Home " Is the nsslg rs*llg
Mrs. Real —1 think. Mr. Pen that the
illGH GHA!)E Sevinf VschiM
fiction writers are so different from
09b the mirkft.
It is mt necessary for us to enter Into a trust other writers; they are so unique.
to *av. our credit or pay any debts as wc have
Mr. Pen—Certainly, they arc novel
n-> 1< bis to pay. We have never entered Into men.—To Date.
competition with manufacturers of low grade
cltajp nucliintu that are made to sell regard
Too Many Cheeka.
less of any intrinsic merits. Du not be de
“What is the matter with Phillips
ceived, wla n you want a ««‘Wing machine don't
send your money away from home; call on a w-nior? lie has been ill ever since his
“ h’etr Howie ” llvaler, he can sell you a son went to college."
better machine for leas than you can purchase
"Remittent fever. ¡maaibly.”—Detroit
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—Town Topics.
M A NAG E II W A NTED—Tru»t-
worthy lady or gentleman to man
age bunine»» in this County and
adjoining territory for well and
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ty be had,
Stop file ('unirli
ami Work off t|ie Culti.
J Drgensen will diepo^c of his en
tire stock of watches, clocks, jewel
ry, books and stationery at
cost.
He indans business. Call
and see him for bargains.
ime marlin fire armscompanf
ME W MAVCN, CONN , U
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Jorgensen is still to tbe front
with low prices. Call and »ee his
line of watches, clocks, jewelry,
stationery, etc.
Amy—Since I refused Jack positively
he calls oftener than he did before.
Maud— I suppose he think» it safer
now.—Town Topic.
THIS TRIP
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No Faith In Iler.
Little Mi» Freckle*—Mr». Stucknpp
hav |fot a big round ffla» and it'» full
of gold-fish.
Little Mi» Mugg»— Huh! Ill bet
they’re plated.—Good New*.
Those Girls.
JMiarHn
l««W«
Tun ruan who inreuted work evident
ly had uothiug to do.— Flicgvnde Ulut
ter.
A lmost any mortal can re»l»t the
tckuptathui to .teal when to .teal 1» uu
ucceanary Galve.ton New«.
IhuacuxA — “lX>n t you envy my
luck'.'
l-u t Jack Murray a .piendid
fellow to have for a fiance?" ITunella
"O, ye»; I know that frotn experience."
—Truth.
"Is.” meditatively muttered th«
fuuny boarder, "it i» true, a» some
»cientikt anawrta. chicken» really talk
the language of twothird» of them
mu.vt be pretty blamed tough."- Buffalo
Courier.
"Y ov ' uk not in love. Robbie.
You
only think you are."
"Well, bow the
dickea» am I to find out my mi»take if
I am mistaken?"
**O, marry the
young woman, by all mean».'- Harp
er'» Bazar
I hum» “Sir I-aac Newton -um—yev
—he wa» one of the founder» of Punch,
was he not?" k'obb«—‘ lloodue»». n«»!
What do you mean?" Ikdibw— "Why.
he wa» the discoverer of the law of
gravity.“—Harlem 1-ife.
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1«0 YDt TVajfCTOev
luw*- «i I« ,„»a
S(,. .luck i*r |HHi)try alunild not
eat .limp ab*k fvd any nuire than
,ivk
.hold I <i|»vt to l>a
curvai l>v I ' G. \x hen v>ur »took
a.i.1 pviiitry nn> nick giva them mod-
¡cane l,vn't»tuff them withwi.rth-
Ira« at>»k l..«l» I nl< ad the l. orla
atir uu
up ti.»
tl.e turpi.I
torpid Inrr
liver ai
and the
and »tir
animai «di 1« curvai,
if it I In*
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and l'. ulttj M< lume unhaù» ih,
liuwrlv ami stìr» tip thè twrpid liv«r,
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f stock il
taketi in lime. S.. ire .1 '¿Vo ut can
,.f |il*'k-l>ranglit M.ck and lYudtry
Molle in» and it » ili
f. r itw If lati
timi'»tu<‘t II 1... » w. k I , • • r. Cova
gite more milk. II.»-» gam tlush.
Ami lu n» lay inureegg». It »ulvt a th*
i>rol ut •! tuakii.g a» u t»hbluud.
tlc»b ned eiwrgy a* puaiiLI* out uf
tha smallest amount of f awl cun-
turn»«* I. Buy a out troni your dea I nr.
Advantage« of Malriu»oay.
Mr. Wallacv—It »rents to me that H
ever a bachelor realizes Ins unhappy lot
it must I m when be 4s in 1>cd sick.
Mrs. Wallace—¥••*. There is a gT<at
difference between a nirc»l nurse and a
wife. If lie goes to throw ?ng the n»r<li-
eine lot tics and t bion's al the nurse
when she aap|H*n» to hit-. hi» rb«*uma
tism she tt ill Iwt.—Cincinnati Eh
qulrer.
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,oud M<i«>a.tion. I brandy r«vom-
nxnd H to all ouiwra ol aleck.
J. B BELSHER. St. louia. Me
CURRENT HUMOR.
“Do you put an ’e’ in whisky here?”
asked a new reporter of a Kentucky
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»lightly deaf; “we put nothing in whis
ky here. We take it struigbt.”—llay
City ChaU
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"Hack writer? Not much; he doesn’t
»ven eurn »tree! car tare.“—Cklengo
Hreorvl.
"Ar* )ou on inliuiute term» with
your nuighboru’.'" "No; but they ui ■
with u«.
Why. they know ilremltul
,wnrt» of our» that we never hvwrd of
wen.*' Harper'» lluuur.
"What'» the matter, t'nclr Rufua?”
he a»k<*<l fueetiou»ly a» tbe old itiau
caiue limping in: "got the poll?"
•ah, l'»e got vie bill fu'<lul whiU'Wtuih
in' what I did fo'yer la»1 yeah.”—liar
leu* Life.
Sad Kxperiencw. — The IX>ck>r
"You’ll eonte around all -ighl. judge.
Any plmieiun would tell you the »am»*
thing.“
Tlte Judge — “Yea. doctor;
but I've heard t<o touch evjert (call
tuouy!”—Brooklyn l ife.
Aricoua Editor "I »ee that the eaat
eru cult »till »tick» to our new re|M>rt
er." A»>»tant **lluw'» that?”
Ari'
zona Editor—"lu writing up that ta?
and-fcather racket he mention» the
rietau a» being clothed in ‘a garb ot
»out« »oft, clinging material. " Tuck.
All SCd’.u
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Ihr Hust *0« 4»»l Je «viso li»«*
i in<l is frute r.»rh ■■iH.r kiffh'f
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