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Th* Ab ene |v n *cr»t tell» rd » man
who «V'Pi «1 over night In a atnall tow n
Thrrr i« «>nl> "lu1 w ty to gvt rid 0Í n~r the • »nd registered al tli* hotel
pointad out fo him by U • rowdu.-W «•
ptUAph*« BU I tdhrr »rup.-« »
lira test in town. In lit* morning he
Ahd II’» •iir.i’h- ait i •
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( kah»s. tb»* L o -f. il- l^r- vr lite dltfrw* wanted to take a hath and roa*t>t*d
th* ptr prielo» about It. Th* proprie
»ktn( by il»« palor umrbab •( tbe tou*e tor about*! hack to th* rear
•*H*re,
(An ••
Tom, tbi» h-re gent want» to taka a
The tnrwhrinr to tabe ì»
bath. Bring the filin'»." Turn moo
appewrnl, carrying a cak» of v*llow
hat'a
- an. a towel and a pi k
Lil's
■JTiis stateli*. i<t i» ■ iifiri *il bv thè • »
the goeet.
lor?"
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prnetvre *d H.*>ussi d’ wl.im Ibi» meli- th* pt'k
“Why." »aid th* propnoVw; "you’ll
mie lias |« rmaii* (illy cured.
I av* to dam up tli* cte*k .'‘— han««*
Anwpt no »*il-iit*ite
City Riat.
No Hoth«r VAhatvver.
Oat Tlr»4 ot th« O*a.
•*I>o you have any trouble with tbe
A Clay county man, aay» th* Platt*-
plant* wh«n your alia (<• •» a«a» "'
a»ked IL* hale het-fa* «*1 man, sadly burg Iwniocrat-lav»r. to* k bis paator
"Non* wbatevrr,'* r*f lied th* chaertul out hunting one day. Th*y hat but
ns gun l*tw«*n them and ti e preach*
chap, "they always die within a week
After they bad neon out
after ali* leaves and all I Lav» to do !• er carried it.
to put them away until »L» c**n>«« lutlf an hour th* n an fait »omsthlng
Turning
ba* k."—t in* innati ( inmereiai Trib* poking him in IL* »id»
around qnlrfcly he lound the preacher
UM.
poking him with the mn»»l* of the gun
and fumbling over th* hammers,
"'ay, broth*»,*' aahad Hi* minister,
"how do y-u 1*1 tli«* things d wn?"
li>* man Las sworn off taking piMch-
Natwral k«tvow»«a
er» hunting —Ktimt City Mar.
Th* evdd in a cavern in Frame la an
It cal Itsflrod.
(real, b" matter I * w warm lt.e al
ternai atm**»pbera maV ba, the visi..*r
Msme - My steady blew mo of! ter
cannot prolong hia May will.out Inmn- •upper at a reg'lar rovtaurant la»t
ven »n a unl*ea wrap|«*d in winter night.
clothing. Theta are not lee» than
Mag—Say. they tell me !>•’• real re
arvire of the«* natural icebouw « in fl nod.
Fran a ami probably half aa many in
“bat’» w’st. Wb*n ba p-urw! hla
Italy
c» flee out In 'ia samwr ler cool II l.e
didn't blow It like snru» guy» would,
ligar**«»» « »»»or nn «inai»
but |i»t fanned it wul ‘ia panama."—
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StkFûV' l ». u I. •' ■- • T'în-Vî f - il I rew CBftert game ol love.” »be raid.
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II« ttoima ohp I ■ .•«. A, m » t > < wilt k*
rv»y»*l d* ne In the div* r e cult» »««i m« to in*
Mrw**f « Bit e r«M>» « H ‘ t t B • »Cd .RRtetht
ihcate that It 1« common to have three
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Oe th« Verge of I aaacy.
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Ml»« Cynique—Yea, to a .erlain ex
Carrying Ona'a <>•• (taint.
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I am fuily convinced that a man
Before the revolution in France it
in I*.ve cannot oh * liimrwtf as others s>*e
was cuetomary when a gentlaoso ha I
Idm —Town Topic«.
I wen inaitnd < ut to dinner to «end hie
rarvant In advan.e with his knife, fork
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and *p>»>n. If ha had no arrvanl he
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•t uld not lie bom at dinnwr lio»» you
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to»4Mnt
Mr» J ¿«tin» with «Ir» .»b n)— You’ll
ffit rw|» «b» tar .1 *.u.4r lo .» tvr their cbil4ren
tie«
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lie home at (be tix»«l timw, P ay id.
*ay» he doesn’t know how it
Till« Pagan.
i»t but wb«*n hit wile Miy» a thing it it
It waa not until 1170 that a title prwtly turw Co n>nw true.
page ••• mtnxluo'd to tanka and In
Tjf»«» of Mind.
England not till l*(orw 14 *1, when M
There i» a fern in inn aix ! nAnmline
I>e Machline i»» *»l
no to bis Unie
of mind
Th<» former d»i<*n«l»
hook on the («stHem»
< avion never
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in* I them, but vl'ynkyn le W. rde em ! ,«■•:» nil 1!.♦•,•!
ploye! them in neatly all bla (moka.
The lai Ur relie» on rtof»>ning and I»
créai ire.
The mind of the man of ech
Not every woman
For forty year'« I’*» • • Cur» for Con. wmv I» mBBculine
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feminine mind, though
dru«k-i»i. I’ri-« Jo i.
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parent, who had a ann in used »1 k mue
further edm-atbin, "wlial I» th* course
al your <olle<e '"
"Il>* usual hall-mila course of cin
ders »i d all that sort of thing, you
know." BlwcnGiiinlssily replied th»
prMi'lent of the groat Institution —
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father of 3u eon» and 19 daughter»
II» ha» 21M grandcbildrau. and 44
Ilia living dr-
(rest grandchildren,
•.-emianta today numb«e. approximate
ly.
sonla.
Of bl» 39 children » ar» living 19
sous
and 13 daughters
All srw
strong, healthy and vlgorou*
They
ar* prwspcroua farmer», merchant»,
lawyers and do-tore, th» girl» have
narrled Into every station, and all have
large families
All of these Children have been ed
n**ated by Farr, »ml bo has given them
a start In Ilf»
Had all of them lived
to manhood ami womanhood lie feels
that there would have been non» too
• ny sympathy whatever."
Black Hair
“I have used your Hair Vigor
for ttve year» and am trc»''T
pleased with It. It certainly re
stores th» origin»! color to gray
hslr. It keep» my hsir »oft." —Mrs.
Helen Kilkenny, New Portland, M»
Ayer’s Hair Vigor tus
been restoring color
t_’ . to
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gray hair for fifty year«,
and it never fails to do
this work, cither.
You can rely upon it
for stopping your hair
from falling, for keeping
your scalp clean, and for
making your hair grow.
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Fibroid
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distressing case of Fibroid
utnor
which battled the kill of Boston doctors.
Mrs.
of
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Boston,
Mass,
the following letter tells how she was
cured, after everythin-/ else fallet I. by
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
Sir.. Ilisyea* First Letter Ap|M-nliiig to Mrs. !*liik!i.iin tor llclpt
"D kam Mnt. 1* ikkhau : — I have 1«< n nn<|< t I--
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tnent fur a long tin«* without any n-li* f. Th. > tell mv I
tutnor. I - uu>* »:• down «itlrout ^.-* t j
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up my spun*. 1 have lw*ariiig-dawn piins Doth I
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Note the result < f Mrs. Pinkham's advice al*
though she advised ¡Mrs. Haves, of piston, to take
her medicine
which she knew would help her —
her letter contained a mass of additimal instruc
tions as to treatment, all of which helped to bring
about the happy result.
“I> kah M rs . P inkham :
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browning !**• not forget that p* r
•on» w ho liars been under water half
an hour have r**>- iv*-r*- I
K**-p work
Ing at them
Holl the b*»!y on a bar
rel, breath Into the mouth, luithe with
• arm«
and legs. Keep at work for an hour
at leaat and you will prot*ably »11» hi«
life.
C'cnnn
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The I>rum of tbe Ear The drum I«
the ear Is ns thin •• paper, am! this Is
stretch*! like a curtain bartween the
air nutsldi* and Hint within, and thus,
forfeit f *
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extremely delicate, a slnp with the
hand on the side of the fa*-«, made
with the fore« which suditen and vlo
No Cause lor Alarm.
Based on litpcricnc».
lent anger give» It. has In multltu*l>-s
"lieatli loves a »(lining mark," quot of (-a«*» ruptured thia delh-nte mem
"Sag." queried the janitor, "did it
ever occur to you that tieggars and ped ed the young man with the high culler brane, resulting In tbs affliction of
and noisy tie.
dlers are not superstition»?"
deafness fur life As the right band 1«
“Ob, well, don’t I« uneasy," rv almost always used It Is the left ear
"It never did," replied the elevator
joined the mat bl» hearted young maid, whl«h is stricken: this aids In account
man.
" »Veil they're not," «aid the janitor. "you're not M brilliant."—Cincitinat ing fur the fact that the left ear 1»
"Il lakee more than a sign to keep Ftiquirer.
more frequently affected with deafne»«
them out ot a building "
than Hie right.
Nut tlullty.
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Mountains of gold <'<>(»hl trot pili * liu-e stii-li (i-.tliiion y
or tukn
the pluci- of the livnlt h ao<! luippiucss ulilih l.yili.i I., i'luk lukUl's
\ egvtiililc ( oiii p< uuk I broil gilt to Mis. 11 a i i-s.
Com«» Ratural to Him.
*‘Qpon Í» a (<><»1 fellow, but hl» con-
vrr.ational abiliti«» am remarkably
Tb« <lr«eb Pik«.
limited, lie haa a few »lock phrare»,
and that'» all.'*
The common mea» ire of mad dia
“W«)l, what d»e can yoo ei|*> IT lane« in (ine e la the p he, vAnrli
exjnala three ¡uarter» ol au b.ngliab
lie'« a atockbroker.”
yard.
Soft Coal Minea Inerva»».
It ia etatvd that on Jan. 1, 1903,
heady lor Another Tur«.
there ware 1,214 bi to nil noua coa! mine»
It ia not eurprialng that • plot bar
in operation in Pet n»ylvanla. aa com been diacovered In hervía for "aveng-
pared with 911 on Hee. 31, 1900.
Ing" King Ah-iander. It ia aeldom
that th« tandcncy toward» conspiracy
t str»m«ly Use«,
an ! aaeaaeingtion is eradicated by con-
Tommy —Pop. what ia meant by tbe apira* y and a.aaaa nation. — Indianapo
sen«« of humoi?
lia ¡Sentinel.
Father—Tbe sense ot humor, my ion,
A N»w I ngland SsndsKh.
consiste largely ol knowing when nolle
!>• funny.—Philadelphia Record.
"Ilow many children bar* you?"
asked th* friend of hia boyhood. "I
Wants Il.Hnsd,
bav» Ihre*. Tli* oblest and young»*!
Church -1 see that fl rial wants aome are girl», and th« »••• nd child i» a loy
one to writ* soma advertising verse* lor My wile calls them the 'sandwich.' "
•‘Huh!” »s.'l tb* t-.yi..»»l
trn nd.
him.
Gotham—H* in» nursery rhyme», »vi-^ “1 bat’s tL* first time ! ever heard ol
a BBn<lwii'b with the bingu» on tlia out
dently.—Yotiker» Statesman.
side."
To th« Manner Hora.
london'a *1anv Oravayarda.
Crawfu d—l>id ha have much trouble
Of thè 302 boriai »round» whieh
in tMrcming • bridge pulhemanT
Crabahaw — Not after it was discov London h»» ha*l only 40 are etili in ose.
ered that he used to I*« a floor walker .More than 50 ha»" »aniahed Irom «ighl
and kept th« crowd moving in Irunt of aulireir; ateiut a burnir*! bare i«en
iranafortnnd troni negleetad. ottenni»»
a bargain counter.—Judge.
nyneorea loto brighi, rlmerful (ardane,
oliere Izrnd n*a tollera nini itale among
Out at First.
"Generally speaking," t<*gan the thè tomi« dunug tteir Ioni Leon bour;
and Ih» re*t, ero ed ad nith grate«, are
•minine end of the sketch, “I—
"Ye»,“ interrupt*! th* villain in th» i joend al.he lo tbe undertaher and Ih»
play, "that'» what you are."—Chicago nubile.
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"P1CIFIC COAST LANDS ANO LOAMS,'
That’s what you need; some
thing to cure your biliousness,
and regulate your bowels. You
need Ayer’s Pills, ’vegetable;
jently laxative.
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"Sandy," raid Gritty Georg*, “h»rv
I» wliero som* sar<-a»tic writer aaysderv
ain't much different« t*et»wn nt
tramps and de Inalerà dat hang out Io
de country »tores.’’
“Oh, git out!" sneered Bandy Pika«
"Who ever heard ■>! us antin' on «uaj
boxes?"—Chi* ago News.
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** L yh II a !•». Pinkliaiii’«! \ « grtablt* C oiiiimhiim I
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f.-iii iL- trouble of m y kind to give it u f
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Wa»hingtun Monument.
The Washington monument,
the
biglie»t in the world, tower» 555 feet in
the air and 1» compoaed of 1H,UOO
block» of marble, earli two feet thick.
F
ST. HELEN S HALL
.Snib tiinr ago I wr<de to y« u deiu’rib-
I folk?u« d
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nany. and be d«ciaren that ba Mt
HO riNE ST.. S.C< mANOSCD. CAUF0FN1A
th* loaa of th» few that died In child
hood as keenly Il wouid th« fatter of
a »mall family
Farr ba» two brothers Ktw»h and
Allan.
These two men. U3 and «M
years old. reapectlvely, bav» brtwwn
them 51 children, and **t Ice*-endsnt»,
all lhtnr This tuak*w tlw total num
twr of dcatwindanl» of th«*« three
brother» Tiu souls
OftttlOM
l'ORtlAHO
Although F«rr to now 91. h» move*
look», acts and talks Ilk« « man Si
H ome m Hoot, for <» irim nte«i io
years younger
cte'l«»n t djwrt b ashing lit ail I«
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IniC my avinjitom* ami Rskeil your mi\ r t*. You n i>lii <l, anti
all your directions i iircftilly, and to-day I am a wcl [ woman
Such testimony should Is* ;i ■ ;-t< *l bv ill « men ns ii.t.vindng
ffTiiii n* >■ tli.it I.villa L. I’liiklintu's \< .* t.-ilde <'oinpoiiiid •*t.iiida
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oVBriiut troubh t;
plnrenvtilM of the w*>inb; I*.« k.c Im; irn-gular, supni«-
I nr ¡ it- ful
tn ust ruation. Surely ihu voliutu* and i-h.ir.u t.-r of tli In* t* *t ituotiUil let-
UH» we are daily ju inting in the n* w - I M» i s i .in h
. no n- n f t doubt.
Mi
Ilnvis at her «!-.
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s wi.! i ... m,
r tiny lit let»
which -i* k woin.-n tnav write for I Li : ml-•:• ■ n
it her illtu-sa.
Her grat i ■ >:.lf to M :
I' -,k . nil nnd I. v <llis L. I ’ink bain's \ < r ■ *al*le
Coin | m niiiil is ■ i k - nuii • i’ll.' i •':
i t!. it . ■ t ..
' ■ ublo is too
greut for her to t.ikein rttum f i • h. t
hi i 'h >1 ha
Truly in it sai l that it is L vi II m II*iiikliain'» \ .'. etal.lc Com
pound that L*( CUI in ' > ni.iny w<*n. ■ :i. ■ It
.'ii.rt
, ; <1* n*t fufw
<••! this when sotne dru :<ist wants to - -II -....t -
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Sa Apt l>«»< riplloa.
Why do they call the camel the
•ship of th* deaeri?' ’•
"N*v«r could understand it until I
ríale < n one - ’em,'’ »a d the paing
man who had Just returne*! from
abroa*!. “Never was »u «ei»i< k in all
mv lite.’’—Washington Star.
BUCKINGHAM'S OYE
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Not Ashamed oí the I wneral.
Tbe office tmy bad taken a day off
to attend hl* father's (um-ral. When
li* came back my friend asked condol-
ingly about tbe obsetjulea.
"You bet." »aid the boy sadly, yet
nltbat *uch of pride, "we burini him*
out o' Bight."' Brooklyn Fingi«.
The Trop r I la»al>li*vtlon
I*» Xtyle Is lie a chip of the old
iitocftf
Gunbusta No. he's a daw of the old
ba «r. Mt. le'ul« I.urn bermi n.
W ..at ba* t’eiome of the old-fa»Hon
I woman who iis’d to My: "Now
I Iren, the one tint eats th
mo I
sd au I milk wi*l get tbe blgge. *
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W. L. DOUGLAS
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tr-im »3 to 3» ytarly by
T h cas tAve
W I. Douglas 13 50 or >3 »ho««
w«4na« C
Th*y r<|UAl
that
t «n *■■•«-
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Many of the ailment» for which phy
aiciniia preccrilw btamutb and a carle
ty of other "aIda to dlgcetlou" would
t>e entirely relieved by eierrlae aa
much a» po«»lble In the open air Even
a frail |>er»«>n. one who haa fairly
reached the age of d«*crrpltu*|r. ahoulil
lie encouraged to uae tbe wheel chair,
receive nia»>age and be taken out of
the t>cd everyday for a while
Th»
day ahoitld l*e varied aa much aa poa-
•ible, and tbe body exervlaed ao that
It will tie poaaltde for It to real natur
ally during the long pertoda of re»t
which the dlaeaae. whether acute or
chronic, neceaaltatea
There ere cer
tain diu-aM-v which are called fatigue
dlaeaaea tremor, writer'» cramp and
local rpavro The»« are all cauaed by
tbe eiceaalve uae of »pedal muaclea.
and no oue ao afflicted ahould fall to
atop for a certain time each day aa
long a time aa can be »pared, and let
the part ba»* the repo»* which ft de
mand». Thia »uggeatlon la apoclally
meant for teacher» and operator» on
tba typewriter, and clerk* men and
women who »i>«nd long daya at th»
deak working over figure«.
Old Prm< h Adage \fflriiirtl.
A young Amerkau lawyer »nee ap
peered In the lltgti Court of England
to argue a race In which be was alto
tbe defendant. Addressing th* court,
he referred to the eld French adiige
declaring that lie who argues hie own
ca«e haa a fool for a client. After tb*
cnee bad been beard he left for h a
borne in a dia'aut city, having asked
a friend to notify him by wire w beu
the deelalon wae given
Tlila waa tbr
pltby despatch he received.’
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would shun it as they do the 1 epi <v. N t only the person who contracts it
Suffers, but the awful bunt is transruitte l tochildten. and the fearful sores
Evidence of the Enemy.
It I* related tli.-it at a n-..-i.t »h. ■ i
■nd eruptions, w.-ak eyes. Catarrh, and other evidences <4 poisoned blood
■how tie sc little innocents arc suffeiing tbe awful consequence* of some battle a young lieutenant. |***»t,il A Illi
body's »in So highly contagious is this form of blood poison that one may hla company behind a wall, ord<-tcd
be contaminated by handling the cl thin ; or other articles in use by a bl* men tn fire at a detachment ot
person afflicted with tin-* miserable disc.csc There is danger even in drink, troops who were marching by.
ing from the same v. s« I or eating out <4 the same tableware, as many pure
Tbe guns wer* loaded with blank
and innocent men uti l women have f 'und to their sorrow. The virus of cartrldgea. and no harm was done; but
Contagious lllood Poison is So
the detachment happened to t>e on the
powerful and penetrating that
aarne aide of tbe eliam fight aa the
within a short time aft< the
com ¡«any which had fired at It.
first little sore apj>ears the whole
The commanding officer came rid
(ystem is infected ami every
Ing up
drop of lib«ui in the body is
"Why did you fir« on tin«»« men?"
tainted with the poison, and the
•kin ia »***m covered with a red rash, ulcers break out in the mouth and b* demanded of the lieutenant, hotly
"1 suppoaed they were tbe enemy,"
tWtoat. swellings appear in the groin», the hair and eyebrows fail out,
•nd unless the ravages ot the d-scasc are checked at thia stage, more «aid the lieutenant.
"And what led you to suppose they
violent and dangerous symptom» *<p| < ar in the form of deep and offensive
•ores, copjier colored aplotches, terrible pains in bones and muscles, and wer* tbe enemy 1"
"Because my tailor was at the head
general breaking down <4 the system
S. S S. is a ape* Hie for Contag us Blood Pois n and the only remedy of them and I aaw my buteber In tb<
that antidote» this peculiar virus and makes a radical ami complete cure of ranks. What rlae could I euppoar
the ill »esse
Mercury and Potash hold it in cheek »o long aa the system is Birr'
w hvr* Tobacco la I rve.
under their inllueme, but when the mc<li< ine 1» left od the poison break a out
No N, mpvihy.
Alderney ia the only place In
again as bad or Worse than ever. Besnli-s. the ti -e <4 these minerals bring
"Charley, dear.” »»id young
Mr* Pritinh ialand» where tobacco I»
on Rheumatism and stomach troubl* s of the worst kind, ami frequently pro
Turk ins. "you know I never h'aiut untale*!
duce bleeding and sponginess of the gums and decay of the teeth. 8. S S.
I« not J
cures Blood Poison in all stage» and even rea<li<s d**wn to hereditary taint» you for anything that
ami remove» all traces ot the fxuaon and fault."
"But when the lior.e you tet
»axes the victim Iwm the pitiable cons«-
quen< * a of thia monster aeourve. A» long lores, that isn't your fault. I» It?"
"Charley, dear, the winner was just
a* a drop of the virus is left in the blood
it is liable to break out, and there ia danger as easy a hors* tu tet <>n a» any oth* r,
of transmitting the disease to others. wasn't Itr
"Why er y«*."
& S. S is guaranteed purely vegetable and
"No on* forced j«u tv tet on so:u.
tan lie taken without any injurious off*-* ta to health, and an experience ot
■early fifty years proves tevond doubt that it cures Contagious Blood Poison otte-r hor»c7"
"No."
completely and Denuanently.
Write for our "Home Treatment Book,"
'Then I can't see that you de-eri'
whl*.h dcscnbM fully the different stages and Symptoms of the disease.
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»«*>•14, l» a Meaawre, H- b«»*», te I.
Many ways of Infai y ami cblldb*» !
seem to adulta unnatural, am! f cbll*
dren chaocw, as they frequently 4 *. to
exhibit t*od*nclea animal ratbvr than
«•tbetlc, we are apt to consider the«»
«ueb as to lie properly frowned up«>a
Yet It might often contribute to ene a
equanimity If It wer* burn« In miri
that child Inal Ind. inora frequently
than reason. I» in tbe right.
For »»ample the lu»ty fit of crjltg
locidctit to tbe baby's bath, although It
may prov» at-noying to the mother, is
• ne of tli» ’-c»t p•••:!.>» tout » for t: «
Infant
Tbe vigorous r«»p rstioi s sol
Increased activity of tbe muscular tis
sue» e*udu*-e even m- re than tbe fric
tion of tbe bath t< wH to a healthful
glow of th« akin
The Infant that Is
obatrvpetou» enough to resent
with
loud crying Its nurse's effort* to tooth»
It. until ft la again In fianneta. la not
likely to take cold from Its bath.
Aga n. tn th* matter of va' 1 (. th«
child sometimes «allibila singular t« •
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to come to tbe table until the p-Vlod of
youth he often abowa strong like» »nd
d »llk>»
Just b'-w in i'll leid * *s
may t>» ■-•*:
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moment, but Io the quantity of fo* d
deotred e»*h child should tie s Isw
unto bluiself
To bribe or coax a
child to eat m -re than be wants is
Many
certainly not c*.mm«ndalde
who. a» children, are extn-ineiy "dell-
-
eat» * tn their rating, develop I«
Ilf« dlg.ativ» organa of supe;lor abih
My.
Overfeeding la never *•> fraught with
danger» aa In childhood, and lu th»«»
num«roua ca»ea tn w b • b the child In*
•tlnct Ofipoe,-» the ratlug of a» mu* h
food aa 1» onltn.irily regarded a« nor
mal It abould t*e r«»pected
In th«
event of a »mall appetite I*, lug the
evidence of Impaired vitality or di«
<aae other concurrent symptoms will
bo so evident aa tc lead to consults
lion c*f a physician. Glowing choke
• ml sturdy llmlw are admirable and
a delight to the f*>nd par* uta. but to
many children they are simply nut
natural, and no amount of f***«l can
produce them
In many children nature exhibits a
couaervathe teiul.-ncy. and the a* raw
ny lliuba an.l »allow ch.-ek» may t*e an
Indication of couaerved energy, by v r
tue of which • me organ or organ»
may not I m - overtaxed »luring th*- grow
Ing age
The disease» of cbll lb**od often re
mit In temporarily damaged organ»,
which time anil a following of tile
lu*tlncta of obsitvatlon wbl*-h nituie
meanwhile Impmve» may mtlrely
•rcorne.
Thua il
la flint
children rogard«d tbroughout
bood aa dell* sto and uot lik ly f
vlve till aduli Ufi* n t cnly rei* h
hood and womai b.Hid. but att >ln
It let of ex*raon!lnary pby»l. al or
tai vigor
It la well to reollxe that very rare*
ly are there two children even I
same family similar In their ph
ho
equipments, and that, tberefori
"rule of thumb" method of r<
them 1a ever eminently successful.
Chines« Je*»l.
An inscription on a st *n» tablet
found in th» ruin» <d an old aynag*gu»
in Kaifenfu ahowa that th« J»aa firat
Master Rosa Eilwards. 4 years ■ of
entered I'liina during the Ilan dyn«»ty,
*ge. living In Irvington. N J . t w 11»
Irom B. 0. 200 to A. I». 22fi.
very food of hl* grandmother, ami
spent most of bls time nt her hnmo.
A Pleasant tlrvam.
“1’va boon thinking ol taking a Mys the I'bilailelphia Ia-dg«r (Hie aft-
couple of months of! thia summer—" eruiHin he came borne from piny so
very lire«! that lie could eat n<> din-
I eg a n Ui« man at lb» de-k.
"A couple of months off?" repealed ner. and asked 111* mother Io put him
the man near the door. “Why. I to bed
Rhe took him tipsta
To <bl ago. Pub .¡lie and the didn't know you ever got but a couple when he was ready for bed.
Fast; to !>e» Moines. Kar »as I'lly and of week».'*
"Now. my little boy must
blw
th» Routbeast, via Chicago Great Weel-
"1 don't, but I can think »trout tak prayers."
•rn railway. Klmtric ligl.tei trains. ing two months, isn't I?"
"1 isn't I am so tired."
Vuequalled service
W rite Io J. I*.
Ami only the hard-working »le*tric
"You want to go to heaven, don't
I lm»r, G. I*. A., Chlmg *, for inf rma- fan was heard for th» next five min*
you?
Then you must say your
tion.
ut«» — Montreal lieraid.
prayers."
"Are you doin’ to heaven, mamma Y'
Protecting th« Prop*».
A lNMoure(«4 tighter.
"I bop* to. and want to »<•« my llttl*
The public «»ntiment in favor of re-
He isn't to muiTi of a fighter a» he boy there."
•tiIcting auton-ol'lle» to racetrack»
used to bu.’*
"Is papa doin' to beaveu?"
pe* tally laid out for them 1» ateadily
be was always look*
"No, You
"He bop*« to."
gaining In »trength. I »dill netf mot ing for some one who could whip him
"Well, you and |>apa go to heaven,
or» are welcome in the highway», but —at least that's what ha »aid."
am! I ll go around and a<-e grandma."
not the racing demon». — New York
"W»U?"
Tribune.
•‘Wall, li» found hl.n.”
lie look a Needed Rest
"Yoakum of 'Frisco." as lie is known
PopulattoM ot N«w Zralang.
An Lnklnd Suggrtllon.
In th» railroad world, la one of th»
Coni|«nd witli IW'l tb« population worker* They say he never tires <<m*
“You lore my dauahte T“
of New Zealand (951,043, including
’’-•be'» all III*- «..ri ! | g •• «ir."
day a friend called at the Broad atr*et
“Then I don't aupp**»» you'll want a 43,143 Maoris) abowa M I net ease last office to •*•*• him
It was 4 In th*
aetilement."— F.i* hang».
year of 20,243.
afternoon.
He found the president
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leaning back In a big chair. r> ailing a
newspaper and smoking
In surprise
be asked what waa up.
“You see. I've worked pretty hard
for the ¡>a»t ten years said Mr Y >ak
um. “and I think I need a long
Tb» next day the Mtn» friend
dropiieel In »gain
Yoakum shook
hand». In bl» hearty way. but said:
"Glad I* »«e you. but I'm up I to my
•yea In work I haven’t much time
"I thought you were going to tuk*
Th* vrnrld to-d.iy is full of innocent sufferers from that most loathrome
a long real!" eirlalmed hla friend
disease. Contagious Bl -.l !’■
n
1‘eople know in a general way that it is
"That'» all right
I look It ye*ter-
a bad disease, but il all it* horror» iould te brought before them they
day." sald the president.
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