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Humors THERE’S A LOT IN A NAME. •JtLfy jiir,:““ “ •“ "*• KepsclaUy When It’s Applied te a Urssia -A'ese of Whore Acree, A Nt|l««t»4 Appi« Mrs. Banham You usati 1" •ay that I was tha »ppla of your ay* Ihmh aid —Well what or H Mrs Benham liuig. ’'I'"1'1“ von dont seem n'“el' ft uit u" you once «h'l WHY GET SOAKED WMiM SCHOOLS ANO COLLEGE ...Columbia University ’ "When Hbakspeare asked the ques Axademk and Collegi.,, m . ii ’ tfon ’What’s In a ti.tiuo?’ he little knew Ctlt'Ksiu eiMsir.i that lu after years theatrical managers l »riÄ,J15'»-uil«M almost without exception would dis KHV. F P. murphy . cover by experience ibat there’s a great i Dean Swift, of St. Patrick's. Dublin. China» B«vr Imp«”'« —------------- ^HL-'»te. deal In a theatrical entertalnmeuL ! was one day watching with a friend the Chilis ha« imp«>ri’8l ?‘ "r Kipling has written a story of the "Take, for Instance, the most suc I roof of a building on which several men b.ttlcs of Ix'er from tienmmy South African war which be puts Into cessful of the late James A. llernes wore at work fixing slates. Suddenly any other country m «•”’ the mouth of a Sikh. plays, ’iliore Acres.’ Why, the uatne , one of the men tnnlslted Thereupon the The prosence of the G<>rii<»n army « There w 111 be tamed In London a rol of that play was changed twice beiore dean turned to hla eoui|MUilon and said: held in part rue|>onsil’l«’ for Uii" Which radically and permanently drives time containing extracts from tbe late It became a success. * Homi Schctl for Boy» "I like to see a utan go quickly through them out and builds up Ute whole system. "When Mr. Herne prvaeuled a piece I hla work.” Etnparor Frederick’s diary relating to MASI Pv«nt*l Sircutn «nd Minmi too* tea ucvr toax kam hi the campaign of 1866. hla Journey to called 'The Hawtliorue’ at the Grand "Yea," »aid Farmer Coriito««’’l. A friend once apologized to Robert No Deferred Payments the eaat In I860, tbe war with France In Opera House In Chicago In t8P3 it was I a » u I s Stevenson for not visiting him. "our Imy Jewish is detolnig » S'"”1 *rtew n < Write lot lllullfa,M , „ A J "Is your daughter learning to play 1870 and 1871. and bts journey to Spain not an Instantaneous success, As a and nald lltat the real reason was that deal of tune to game» ami I'nht litsi MmtURC NI vmii . p , C In 1883. The work Is edited by Mme. matter of fact Herne bad uot produced he did not know where Samoa waa. by note?” atnrr )<«»' at pre»ei>t. ” a real substantial sueceea In some Margaret he von I ’ oschlnger and trans- "Certainly not," answered Mrs. "Isn't that rather an unprvtital'ls Stevenson replied that It was simple HOOSIt^M Cumroxa little indignantly. We pay lated frotu tbe German by MI m Frances years previous to that time, although enough to And It. All you bad to do rc»ull?" , . . , A M . •The Mluute Men.' 'Margaret Plein Ing* was to sail out of cash for every lesson. The idea!" "Yea. Hut. you see, all the cabinet Man Franclaen ou a The Menasha tWIs.t Evening Breeze aud 'Drifting Apart* had met wIth tar ship, aud take the tlret turning to the offices an' big diplomatic places i« ««gulsts ths l.lter. contained the following notice of the orable atteutlou lu uiauy cities. tilled, so I reckon Josiah fivl« lhat left Ivregulartty kill«. At the fir«l sign taks C’a*, "There didn’t seetu to be any draw thffra ain't much slsff far him to do csret* *n<ly Keep a box handr at death of the original of Mr. Dooley: ----- - i ------ . ». Cathartic. »ax. ncr| a tyti._ _____ The Sultnu of Turkey recently played nnma ■* your pock*!, _ _ * tn — _ > our det*. AU . .. bone. 4 In "Lovers of the humorous and original ing power lu the name 'The Haw au atuusing Joke at the expense of at present.M a»hii>gt«m Star «ite». We, Ac, 60c. writings of James McGarry, better thornes.' aud the title of the piece was some medical ezperta at tkmstantino- known to the world as 'Dooley.' will changed to ’Shore Acres Subdivision.' ple. When tbe plague broke out In hla A Dark Outlook. Well Bred. motiru the loss of a man who, by bls The change dldu't seem to have any ef capital the Sultan asked If anything Stranger (in Frozen lb’gl—I »"I’ Gentleman—That looks like a well own peculiar gift, has ascended from fect upon the attendance while the was known as to the cause. On being | h > r «> a poet would l«e liable I«1 »farve bred dog. piece remained ou view lu Chicago, at an humble, unknown saloon-keeper to death in thia place Owner— _ I should think he was well a world's famous author. It Is said any rate, and It was decided to make iufortned that II was to t*e found In the to Broncho ORILUS ___ ____________ Bill—Well, if h" hevd bred. Why. he won’t have a bit of that many of the most humorous of his another shift lu title before tbe piny state of the drinking water, he called at long enough to atarve to .loutli he ■! ..i b/T •«'• » m , once for six empty bottles, which be dinner until he’s got his collar on! writing were produced while bolstered was presented in Boston, lu that city, bad tilled lu hla pieeence, all from the l>e goah-aliuighty lucky.—-I in k ih«» oin*r«. bri. • mur» .1,, , * . h'«' «i [ under the name of ’ Shore Acree, ’ Mr. • I....IUIUI, «. r.,r«l», rrli.M. , , „,'•**«* up In bed and In great bodily pain.” same one of the palace wells, placed hla will...» .,.,«,..1,, «M I am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption Herne's play made the greatest hit of .1.1. hill II.hrifl’, « I « H The Loudon Athenaeum describes owu aeal upon them, and then, without saved my life three years am. -M rs T ho *. the year. It came back to Chicago and I al |.u|.,i. i„ ui, s. .U.»*., , i ” B obrins , Maple street, Norwich, N. Y„ Maurice Hewlett, now that Stevenson was accepted at the value placed on the divulging their community of origin, Feb. 17, lutei. Is dead, as the prince of literary story handed all six to a prominent analyst. play in Boston aud New York. MUCHI I I . I IAMs 4 s| U| k tellers. There are two points Involves!. Tsujht hy^eprrten. r '"Hearts of Oak.' which has always To his smaiement. the report sent tn l irst and Tay lor Sts. It says. One Is that with Mr. Hewlett was that four of ttie samples contained A. "We shall need,” said the officer the primary Interest Is that of the story been credited Jointly to James Portland. Oregon. ' Herne aud David Belaseo, was orlg- plague microbes. The fifth was merely who was arranging for the government Itself and not. as with the most consid jutrld water, and the sixth was quite •The Inally presented uuder the title of expedition, "food supplies for six men erable of contemporary novelists, some Mariner's Compass.' ’Hearts of Oak' pure. Abdul Hatuld calmly abrugged JOHN POOLE, l^rtund. Ong^ and a boy." Issue of psychological analysis or phil was not presented lu this country until hla shoulders, and kept his thoughts to "Supplies for eight men,” said the osophic Idea which tbe story Is mere fooiol Metri«** *4,,,^ Medical Pruleuion Hereditary. blmaelf. secretary, jotting it down. “What ly designed to Illustrate. Ills alm aud 1878. at Hamlin's Theater In Chicago, In Korea the medical pro(c««ion is Some of the naval cadets who are Can give von the Imi l,.rnl„ , but the play called ’The Mariner’s else?” hla triumph Is to rivet the attention to Compass,' which was tried lu Eugland a boa rd the Alabama, and are having heriditary, pausing from father to non Huggiee flow*. Holler« ani Fn< . a succession of events, to launch It upon several years before without attracting their first real cruise off the Atlantic The basis of medical study in a work Winjmdl. .ml p,,„„„ *n, „ Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth. that swinging voyage among ebbing and in 19 volumen, written alaiut 2,000 Machinery, bes tu belure i>urW| Ing Syrup tbe best remedy to use tor their flowing- emotions which and not, of any great amount of attention, had all coast, recently got a lesson lu prompt of the scenes and Incidents which made ness that they will not soon forget years ago. children during th. teething period. tf ter*« • • tel<« r «f course, the bare succession of events— Hearts of Oak' one of the greatest They went ashore with the captain, •••rt 4*2 Y fO •}<*, ’ •HI b* A**|» F«H»t feo*« • *-*»*•• •»«) t* •••<«?• la iheabape.tf Is the proper end of narrative art A Chases lor foot lovers ■M*d« in Gtrmny. vicrui pbyal«' u< |Ull i* 4angar«.ua f*te draw-lug cards among tbe tear compell aud were told that the boat would re ta.ibw«t s>«al*«i «ay vi ka«t*4ua Ite Here are a few epigrams taken from ing dramas of the past two decades. turn at a certain time. Five minutes be U tv teAa A curious custom exist« in th.- «v« ««• « <-*r «Ml The much talked of Chinese astro " ’Hearts of Oak' Is really a felici fore that time they appeared at the Prussian royal family of selecting nomical instruments brought from Gustave Vapereau. the French author ■ CANOV of a Dictionary of Con emporarles tous title. It suggests a whole lot. But head of the long pier, sauntering slow every July, half dozen voung couple« Pekin and now in the possession of B CATMAXmO - Women have a way of saying all and what does ’The Mariner’s Compass’ ly toward where the captain stood wait too poor to marry ami having them K Germany have been proved to be the Ing for them. Exactly on the dot of tbe telling nothing; of saying nothing and suggest? A storm at sea or something wedded in the garrison church i!..... !.-7 at work of a German named Gogeissl, Knolrn and wlrn ’ of the sort, and we have many storms appointed time he gave the order to Potsdam on the anniversary <>f the who died in 1771. He was attached telling all. shove off. and the boat started, leaving A woman wishes to ¡rhfrtber good crop» And In tbe man Queen Lollin' of Prussia. at sea. death of to the court at Pekin and was presi VttAOg tteA« IU she loves superiority of aotue kind- “ The World.' one of tbe most suc live astonished cadets on tbe pier not After the ceremony each bride re dent of tbe royal observatory. are grolrn. even In evlL cessful of the typical English melo forty feet away. When they had got a ceives a gift of a tilín equivalent to Sold everywhere. Women love ns for our talenta, and dramas.” says a writer In the Denver pull-boat and rowed out to the ship, about f 125 and a handsome family HOWS TH1ST Zt»’z .4.a.u/ adore us for our faults. Times, “about the first of the kind to three tulles or more, they were told by Bible. A woman's success la not complete be presented at the Adelphla Theater the captain that It was not polite to We offer Ono Hundred Dollar«Reward for any k o. M. panar a oo. À ease of Cattarrh mat cau not bo cured by h - ii » unless she has found some one who In London to reach this country, was keep their su|*erlor officers waiting, or O*«r*.t, Catarrh Cere. 7 »oh. F. J. CHENEY A Co., Props, Toledo. O. makes her suffer. originally called 'A Wreck at Sea.' it to approach him ns If they were "go Wo tbe undersigned, have known r J. ( henry ing to a funeral.” Nature has declared a prime Inequal was J. Z. Little who suggested the forth - part 15 v- ar«, and bell, vo him p.rfe.1,» h « «able in all lu-ii ea- tranaacu. ns an i an. ity between man and woman—she Is change in title. Known as The World’ Ellbu Root, the Secretary of War, sncially able tv carry vutaay obligaticns r.ade enchained by what she bestows; be Is the play that failed to Impress Itself has a vein of humor In hla composition Patents Send no Money by their firm. flolldt) Heiolut/om W** t A T k V x X, unchained by what be receives Hui a tn rm tri »r draw ng with • Jg, J upon theater goers when presented un which sometimes finds vent In Irony. Wholeaale l'niegisu. Toledo, at> I •• w .<•.«. I I >l t Wit throws out sparks, genius gives der the title A Wreck at Sea' fouud During the most trying crisis In the WtLDlsa Kisses A M arvin . A < ‘ o,. (lX| t A) Waahlngtoc». U U • KCt ííi' sunshine. _ . Wholesale Dngr «»«. Toledo. O. Chinese affair, a group of newspaper great favor.” Hall «Catarrh Care to taken Internally.act ng »«.i« i«l>*< tt*a* ll«*or, o*l um a*J «« ,**** There are little nothings which are reporters were admitted to bls pres Xi recti y on tbe blood and mi:c<>ua «urfae- 'Or *. r. w. V. *1 IMI. »«Uta essa lav BMUeaXM. m the ivitem. Price 75c p. r bottle. bv.d »p everything, they confer elegance on RECENT JUDICIAL DECISIONS. ence. and. standing In a row, plied him lrnnri«ta. Teatinioaial« free. carriage, originality upon style, per tn turn with questions. Tbe Secre Hall'a Family PU.a are tbe beat. utili inútil», ï;.’7'r'.,,r.î^w.;,,'4r A promise to deliver coal In the future tary'a expression changed from Inter Genuine fection upon work. Is held. In Tradesmen's National Bank The Golden Hint Nothing makes one doubl Immortality ested curiosity to rather marked wear "I see that petroleumi s being u«ed more than the frivolity of thought vs. Curtis (N. Y J. 52 L. R. A. 430. to be iness as the bombardment weut on. a sufficient consideration to support an but hie manner never lost Its gravity, PENDLETON INDIAN ROBES for laying dust. Something new, isn’t among the majority of mankind. Mall« »*r»«nnlab|n «Md | .lu.d Life is a river which depends less acceptance of a draft for tbe purchase and when the last of the group burst it!” r«n lleioti Inxllan rxi’ re H:»1n ..f | uis Orrgo« Fl»««« out with: "Mr. Secretary, 1 am luforui- Scarcely. Petroleum has been ‘lay upon Its source than upon Its affluenta price. Ww«.l. ar« • , <• iur» ! bv t r I'r .! •*.« eti M i The right of a wife to maintain an ac ed that the President la very tired of ing dust’ for John D. Rockefeller for • n-1 »hit'i «-I by th«tu Io nearly » In t «t, X • a « « tion for tbe alienation of her huslaod's Ivory from Bones. Minister Conger, and Is going to get nearly forty years.”—Cleveland Plain baauilltil lotllaH l>»algnn •: 1 ri. • in*i oa*. An extensive and Increasing Indus affections Is sustained In Metser vs. rid of him.” dealer. “Ah.” responded Mr. Nothing I ’ ’ hr • •• g . n<le> o< ’ * t lha cob>r» at« oavtetund Io ba • . n try baa recently, according to a French Betser (Ill.), 52 L. R. A. 630. under a Root, with evident relief that the news report, become established In France statute giving married women the right was out, “you have discovered that at to furnish an artificial substitute for to sue as If sole. last, have you?” "Yes; aud now could natural Ivory In view of tbe growing A clause In an Insurance policy mak you tell me whether Mr. Conger will T «••* The Difference. Insufficiency of the latter to meet the ing ft void tn case of Its assignment Is be dismissed, or almply superseded?" a. • 4 Pater—You are very forward, sir. demand of an and Industry In tbe vari held. In Whiting vs. Burkhardt (Mass.». "Neither; the President, with careful In my day the young man waited ous ajipllcatlons. Tbe greater numt>er 52 L. R. A. 788. not to apply to an as regard for Oriental etiquette, will »end of products formerly employed In this signment of bls Interest by a mortgagee him a poisoned letter." until he was asked to call. Young Man—Yes; and now he line were obtained by Injecting white who Is entitled to receive tbe proceeds FM lUSACNb The Ideal Husband. waits until he is asked not to call. wood with chloride of lime under very to tbe extent of bls Interest. FM BIUINUS* The man who makes the lieet bua- strong pressure. At the Amsterdam —Tit Bits.. A person who has contracted to build FDR iiuiuiiitt. exhibition, however, almost all tbe a bouse and furnish tbe materials for a trend baa a temper calculated to bear ■F products which attracted so much at fixed sum has an Insurable Interest to tire wear and tear of every day life. tention had t>een prepared with the the value thereof, though he has re He does not fly Into a passion at a tri /• Well To Bo Prepared..,, bones of sheep and the waste pieces of ceived nearly payment of tbe price In fle, or vent bls rage at things that no- For Infanta and Children. So KHilng about this dittiate of ourï •utiahlna «»««• minute, ib>rm th* nell. Il deer and kid skin. The bones are, for full, bolds the Supreme court of South Irody on earth could have preventer!. He |«ya t<> latrti in tima. AlX*«IHA*S ANTI Kl irr VMBKRI.LA rK < V v pr erte this purpose, macerated and bleached Carolina tn tbe case of Elmer vs. Phoe may show bls righteous wrath on occa aid will prart|r%]|jr laai a llfailma Ml ut eaplain why our urn’ <lo not rutl> for a period of two weeks In chloride nix Fir. Insurance Company 18U S. E sions, and rail at persoua or things that w it Mio otri Kt.ERR*Tvt> JOHN AUCSINA, deserve It. but he doesn't harp on tiro of lime, then bested by steam along Rep., 712). <sn i i -i t mhkvi t a r«iMt CURE SICK HEADACHE annoyances for hours afterwards and Signature of non M^^.loon Of., Pooiotfto^ with the skin, so as to form a fluid A street railway company Is held. In mass, and to this latter are added some Groves vs. Louisville Railroad Com make everytrody alrout him miserable. Authority sad Pay of Admirals. quantities of alum. After having been pany (Ky.l, 52 L. R. A. 448, to be liable A good proportion of men who take to An admiral may command a fleet subjected to these processes, tbe sub for a defect In a street caused by the drink do It because they bare little else or fleets; a rear admiral may command sequent treatment consists In filtering projection of tbe rails, although they to occupy their time. When a man a fleet or a squadron, or division, the mass, drying it In the elr and allow were originally properly laid, where the ’akee to doing nothing from choice, under au admiral or vice admiral; ing It to harden In a bath of alum, tbe surface of tbe street bad fallen away look out for that man. He la pretty sure an admiral receives 213,500 whether result being white tough plates, which from them. Tbe authorities on the to soon drift Into bad hablta. Tbe beet on sea or shore duty; the first nine are more easily worked for various ob question of tbe liability of a street rail of husbands Is considerate; be Is al ways thoughtful regarding bls wife, rear admirals receive at sea 27,500, jects than Is the natural Ivory. way company for defect In track or performing various acta likely to min on shore duty «6,875; the second nine street are collated tn a note to this case. ister to her comfort If men bad any i at sea 25,500, on shore «4,675. The Driver'* Point of View. Tbe Inability of students to acquire a Idea bow women love to be taken car. The hotel coach was filled with a residence for voting purposes merely by of and looked after, they would, per- crowd of happy. Jubilant visitors, and attending an Institution of learning Is Lap., exercise their own powers tn that the horses tolled splendidly up tbe bills. held. In re Barry (N. Y.), 52 L. R. A. As each eminence was reached and at 831, to extend to students In a Roman direction a little otfener. When a hus every turn in tbe road the crowd would Catholic seminary studying for the band comes borne at night and meets Sufferers from this horrible maladj her, tired and worn with rhe burdens nearly always inherit it — nut necesgar.ly burst forth Into cries of wonder and priesthood, although each of them lias and cares of the day. of which be delight at the magnificent scenes from the parents, but may be from some renounced all other residence or home remote ancestor, for Cancer often rum which burst upon their view. The and on admission to tbe priesthood will knows nothing, a k’tid word will cheer and comfort her as nothing else will.— through aeveral generations. This deadly mountain Jehu alone preserved a dig poison may lay dormant in the blood fol nity and silence which rather awed tbe continue Ln tbe seminary until assigned New York Weekly. years, or until you reach middle life, thee others. At length, after a particularly elsewhere by bls ecciesiastical superi ors. the first little sore or ulcer makes its ap Know Fireplaces. pearance—or a swollen gland in the lovely view bad been passed, one of Sixty degrees below aero la the What Hhe Wanted. Lreast, or soma other part of the body, tbe guests at the driver's left hand re A woman rushed Into a Harlem drug frightfully cold atmosphere In which marked: gives the first warning. Alaskan gold ffUntero must often work. To cure Cancer thoroughly and perma- "You don't seem to take much Inter- store the other day. In one band she Bently all the poisonous virus must b« eat in tbe scenery, No doubt It's an old carried an empty quart bottle and In They make fireplaces of snow In that eliminated from the blood—every vestagt story to you.” the other she tightly grasped a five- desolate region. Tbe snow Is pressed Into blocks like bricks and a tireplace of it driven out. This S. S. S. does, and cent piece. Tbe driver shook bls bead. is the only medicine that can reach deep- two or three feet square la built with “ Let me have five cents ’ worth of "No. that's not It,” he answered. “I seated, obstinate blood troubles like this. them. When the fire Is lighted the When all the poison baa be*n forced oul Just don’t care.” Then be leaned a lit ozone at once, she said to tbe drug- snow, of course, melts on the surface; of the system the Cancer heals, and ths tle closer and whispered, "But I knows glat “Wbat did you say, madam?" the but when tbe fire Is out this freezes so disease never returns. Just how you folks must feel. You all hard that the next fire causes It to l>e- Cancer begins often in a small way, as th« come from a long distance Just to see druggist asked. come only damp. A snow fireplace used following letter from Mrs. Shirer shows “Some ozone.” things, and you ’ re bound to enjoy It A «mall pimple came on my jaw about an inch “Why, madam, there’s ozone in your only for cooking purposes will last for below the ear on the leftside of toy face. Jt gavt anyhow so as to get your money's an entire winter. me no pain or inconven- bottle now." worth and not feel as though you was eince, aud I ahould have "Sir, I do not want to Ire Insulted," forrotten atxjtrt U had it Htcel Hoofb. cheatin' yourselves. Oh, ” said this notbegun to in flame and A new patent steel roofing will short driverin a superior tone, "I don't mind replied the woman Indignantly. “1 itch; it would bleed a know what the doctor told me to got, ly be placed ou the market, aud It is little, then acab over, but It w hen I understand bow ’tls.” Mild not heal. Thi» and If you don't keep It let me know. asserted that this product will com- continued for some t ime, Have you got any ozone or not?” when my jaw began to pletely displace galvanized Iron for Military Blcyolea. •well, becomi g very “Well,” said the druggist very delib rooting purposes. Tbe system of man- painful. The Cancer be- Both tbe bicycle and automobile are gan to eat and spread, j meeting with favor from tbe army au- erately, ‘ozone’ Is an element in the air ufacture consists of steel strips bent until it was as Urge as a half dollar, when I hea rd tborltles In Europe. Tbe bicycle haa we breathe, and unless the air In your cold in the press, tbe covering being of 8. S. 8. a ud determin ceased to be considered purely as a bottle has become contaminated It has formed of plain galvanized sheets bent ed to give it a fair trial, about as high a percentage of It as any back on tbe edges and locked Into tu •nd it waa letnarkable means of locomotion for pleasure, and what a wonderful effect 1 have In the store. I would suggest bular rafters. Works for the manu Is now regarded as an efficient mount it had from the very beginning: the tore began te heal and after taking a few bottles disappeared for soldiers. For scouting and tbe con that possibly your physician meant facture of this product on a large scale entirely. This was two years ago ; theie are still that you should get some benzoin.” are being constructed at Darlington, ■o signs of the Cancer, and tny general heatlb veyance of dispatches, tbe bicycle Is “Oh, yes," basllly replied the woman, England. Continueggood.—Mas R. S hirer , I.a Plata, Mo wlthotft a rival, being noiseless, occu “that’s It. I knew It was something is tl>a greatest of all “Few Die and None Resign." "8 ^k”! blood purifiers, and th? pying small space and affording a very like ozone.” She took the five cents’ worth of ben ' Ix>rd Blair Balfour, Lord Justice only one guaranteed Insignificant target to the rifle fire of pure 1 v vegetable. Send tbe foe. It Is reliable, and a bicycle zoln, which was almost lost sight of on General, recently mentioned that there for our free book on company or division Is very mobile. account of the ozone which still remain- had lieen In Scotland only fourteen Cancer, Containing valuable and intereat Tbe wheel also affords the enormous ed In the quart bottle. Lord Justice Generals In the last 200 inr information alx>ut thia diseaxe, and advantage over the horse In that It re yearn. wnteourpbyucianaabout your case. W< quires no forage supplies. An Atchison man Is so stingy that, In make no charge for medical advice. “VoFSff*” THI SWIFT frECIFIO CO.. ATLAHTA, OA order to save shoe leather, he walks "Voyage” was formerly any Journey, Sweet-Potato Flour. on the ground at the edge of the brick whether by sea or land. A comipny with a capital of 21,000,- walks. <>00 line keen organized In Vineland. A woman Is really seriously ill when A man Is as old as he feels, according N. J., for the making of flour from to a venerable Keying. Au old man the bargain advertisements In a news sweet potatoes. paper fall to Interest bar. always Awls old. They are attended by pimple*, boll*, the lt< king tetter, salt rheum, and other cu. taneous eruption*; by feeling* of weaknea* languor, general debility and what not. They cause more sutTcnog than anything alee. Health, Strength. 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