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!TEE: EXETER ADVOCATE.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1899,.
Painted Paragraphs,
Fools begin a lot oG things that wise
Men finish,
Hope is a dream a man has when, he is
awake.
She beauty of a tattooed picture is nmly
elaia deep.
It is ai great misfortune not to be able
Se bear mi;fortuue.
The truth that prevails err l.. horse trade
is indeed tni;geity.
Always
gent t aTess of people than you
expectgive you.
Every time a i d e is fought another
scrap of hies ,ry is made..
Don't jt ig.. a magi ley the fit of his coat;
It may he ;a barruwed one.
A small l:oy's idea of greatness is to
play base a:l an a uniform.
The darkest cloud, fin:meitily speaking,
Li one that la;,s no silver lining.
1he worn/ doesn't sl end much rime in
watehinr :} titan's geed ;tete.
When a Juan is out of ai job dee eau keep
himself L us; loob.iug for work.
4ny (sealer in tlreernis will furnish you
an empty gun free of suers e.
Laugh a little more at your own troub-
les anti as little les, at your neighbor's,
When a nein lose,; e20 gold pieee it
n't a ease of "out of eight one of mind,"
t€
a Telae roan who has no little vices map
ivake up for nt b; having one big one,
Tisete tower was, and ewer will be, tR
Universap sea tees its une remedy, for ft,P
ills to Whits itehh inheir—the very nature
of many ( tar hires brings suet than were
the genus o: other and differently seated
disease, meted. in the system of the
Wang—wt.:ix would rebeve one in in
tura would aggravate the other. We
;nave, haweser, sn tasted:se Wine, when
,obt.aali tie a an a :,ontad uaadudtereeed
bete. a remedy for ata;talc and grevious nine
Iia its eneteal Said jitaidcauttk use. the
Ifninkesz eyemule, are lett into cainvate eeuee
a eked ;;neem, by the iaitlttenee *hien (,Zine
pipe exert, a a Nature's own restoratives.
acre:e('v . the droopitso spirits of those
with wheat a claroute state arf morbid des-
ppondeuey asci leek. of lutereet iu life is as
iseastr. ;apsd, by tr.ataquilazita,a; the :nerves,
idispesee to -ouud alai :edreenitia ;deep—
timpars meter to the ,let;ou of the blood,
which, n luted, Mamma thr ugh-
out tin;Teats. etreta;;theurn;: the healthy
'animal fusee -none of the system, thereby
betaking tietivity a nereesary result,
letrengtheuiasg the frame, end giving life
•to the di;:e,tive organs. which naturally
demand increased sub,taueeeeresult, aun-
proved alwp rite. Northrop & Lyman of
ioronao, have given to the public their
superior Qslinane Wine at the usual rete.
sed, gauged by the opinion of scientists.
tilde wino approaches nearest perfection of
.any in the market. All druggists sell ic.
A Lady.
A. lady is simply the highest type of
woman. Site will be gentle* and modest,
ga)istrees of temper and curiosity. She will
know and honor her own. plaeo in the
social order as the divinely appointed
molder, teacher and refiner of men, and
ant of this noble and beautiful place she
will not seek to move. '1'•a lit herself for
the place she will cultivate body and
wind; the body in health and vigor and
that she may take her ;hare of burdens
and be dieerful under them, and
that her work in the world may be as
fairly done us h •r hands can do ir. and the
mind in knowledge. areompliehment and
taste, that she may be a delight and a help
In her house. --John Boyle O'Reilly.
liinard's Liniment Cures target in Cows.
Stone and Oil.
D. C. French, the sculptor, says that
there is more ehvuee for young Americans
in sculpture than in painting. •'I believe,"
be adds, "that our natural character is
more adapted to working in stone than in
oil." Mark Twain, hearing this, replied:
"Well, give me the ail well and the
Frenchman can take the quarty every
time."
Rich, red blood is prodateed by Miller's
Corrapeuad Iron Pills. They possess the
great eitaiizing principle upon which de-
pend health and strength.
.>, Handy Memory.
• "It's a great thing to have a memory
Abet you can rely on," said the friend.
"It is," mid S enatcr Sorghum, compla-
cently. "and I may say with ut boasting
that my meanory never yet played me• any
tricks by obtruding embarrassing facts
when one was asking questions."
.A. Life nave -.—Mr. Janes Bryson,
Cameron, states: "I was confined to my
bed with Inflammation of the lungs, and
was given up by the physicians. .A. neigh-
bor advised me to try Dr. Thomas' Belem
tric Oil, stating that his wife had used it
for athroat trouble with the best results.
Acting on his advice, I procured the medi-
cine, and less than a half bottle cured me;
I certainly believe it saved my life. It
was with reluctance that I consented to a
trial, as I was reduced to such a state
that I doubted the power of any remedy
to do me any good."
A Diplomnt.
The Tramp—Excuse me, maim, but ez
I waz passin' by I noticed de odor of apple
pie, an' it smelt so much like de kind me
=udder used ter make dat I couldn't re-
sist de temptation of comin' in an' askin'
ler a taste of it.
The best remedy for scrofula in Mil-
ler's Compound Iron Pills. 50 doses 23
cents.
Then and Now.
He used to say that she was plump,
And she was pleased at that;
But they were married years ago,
And now he fills her days with woe
By telling her she's fat.
There are cases of consumption so far
advanced that Bickle's Anti Consumptive
Syrup will not cure, but tone so bad that
it will not give relief. For coughs, colds
and all affections o
f the throat, lungs and
chest, it is a specific which has never been
:known to fail. It promotes a free and
easy expectoration, thereby removing the
phlegm, and gives the diseased parts a
chance to heal.
Sigh of Appreciation.
"Old Grabber ought to bo satisfied with
the motley he has."
"He is satisfied—so much so that he
.wants a lot more of exactly the same kind:"
Wealth for' ' the children. Killer's
t1Worin To'wdera,. , a
DO1NGS;OF THE (SEEK
iT.EMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUND
THE WORLD
I('runed, Punctuated and Fre■errsd is
Pith_r Paragraphs for the Perusal. of
Practical People — rersonai, Poiitlel►t
snd Prolltable.
'I'REi EDUCA.TIONAL WORLD,
The Ontario Governrneut has made ap-
pointments to the new =formal School at
London. Ont. The principal will be
F W. Merchant M.A., science plaster of
the. London Collegiate Institute. The
vice-principal is ,John Dearness, inspector
of public schools in London,
TUE DEAD,
Mrs. William Barry died on Friday in
the #longe of the Friendless, aged 104
years. Deceased was a slave in Virginia.
She has resided in Chatham for over 49
years,
According to The San Premised Chron-
icle of a week ago, there appease little
doube of the death of ex -Mayor A. D.
Stewart of Hamilton. A. special despatoh
to that paper from Victoria says that he
died of scurvy at Peel River,
%'3O n ItMAGNI:a WORLD,
The date for the induction of Rev.
Armstrong Slack, of Rirltenhead, F,ngf.,
into the pastorate of St..edrw's. Church,
Tearontto, has bean fixed for Thursday,
Sept. 7, at 3 ololoelt in the afternoon.
Governor James A. Mount welcomed
the Epworth League convention on ties
bait' of India pxo Indiana.liea
on h u
r
s -
day. Rev, A. Carman, DX., Toronto,
and Rev. G. 3, Bond of Halifax, r'.S„
responded for CA130414r4 Methodism.
't•HU VIRE RECORD.
The town of Dobejhi, in the Govern-
meat of Volhynia, Russia, has been de-
stroyed by tire. Seven persons lost thele
lives in the conflagration, and the survey-
ing inhabitants have been rendered desti-
tute..
`rbc Ckneiuuati, Batnidton & Dayton
elevator at Toledo was totally destroyed
by Are on Sunday night. which seeuling-
ly started from an internal explosion.
The building and contents were valued
at $1.000.000.
About midnight Samerdny ilea broke.
out in the engine room of Burr Bros.'
furulture factory at Guelph. The firemen
sueeeeded in confining the Ore to the
englno and bending rooms, wbieb were
completely gutted: probable a .bout
1500; insured,
MARISE MATTERS.
The new steamer Germanic was launoh-
ad at Collingwood on Thursday and
formally entered as ono of the fleet of
the Northern Navigation Company.
The tug George Dean, owned by Paul
Leeonlpt. Philadelphia, foundered at sea
off the Highlands on Thursday. The cap -
tux and crew of seven rowed to Lona
Br;lnels in a yawl.
The remainder of the shipwrecked
orew of the schooner Hattie E. Worcester
of Gloucester, numbering 14 leen, arrived
at Jeddore, N.S., on Friday morning,
havingrowed from ;able Island, All the
crew are now accounted for.
The Canadian Liner Gaspesia, which
was adrift in the Guh1' of tit. Lawvrenee,
surrounded by ice Mos, all winter, was
sold on Friday by order of the Supreme
Court to pay the salvage awarded the
Kite. She was bought by Captain Fergus,
Maur of Halifax foe $117,000.
CASLiALTIEs.
A halfbreed, Fred Bulletin, was fatal-
ly injured by a street car at Winnipeg on.
Saturday.
Robert Hozaok. 14 years, was killed
by the C.P.R. at the Dufferin street
crossing on Saturday in Toronto. Ha
was out in two, and died instantly.
Robert Royce, a member of the Toron-
to Junction Gun Club, who went to. the
Daupbtn district, 'Manitoba, recently, had
bis hand crushed a few days ago, and
had to have it amputated..
One of the boilers of the Austrian tor-
pedo boat Adler exploded on
Sundayhile the vessel was
off the Island of
Torcole, in the Adriatio Sea, killing a
lieutenant and four members of the crew.
The accident to the Empress of Ger-
manywas more serious than at first
stated. One of the bones in the lower
part . of Her Majesty's leg was broken.
Complete recovery can scarcely be expect-
ed before six weeks.
Donald Graham, 13 years of age, whilst
playing in Robert MoDevitt's barn on
con. 9. King, got his feet entangled in a
pulley. He fell 17 feet to the ground,
broke his forearm and dislocated the
elbow joint. The joints ozone through
the flesh.
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
Detective Richards of the Montreal
police foroe lies at the point of death at
bis home in that city as a result of a
stab he received from Francis Lafleur.
Humphrey Guest was sentenced at
Belleville on Friday to three years in the
penitentiary for stealing a horse and
buggy and harness belonging to S. A.
Lazier. Guest is the most notorious horse
thief in Canada. He is 78 years old and
has served 42 years in the penitentiary
A negro, captured near Iron City on
Saturday night, and who was identified
as one of the assaulters of Mrs. J. E.
Ogletree last Thursday night, was lynch-
ed at daylight Sunday morning near
Saffold, Ga. Two other negroes who
were arrested at Troy on suspicion of
being implicated in the outrage were
found dead on Sunday.
On Thursday night, July 20, the
barber shop of Charles Bond, in Aurora.
was entered and razors and other arti tiles
were stolen. On Friday Constables
Savage and Somerville arrested two
strangers at Newmarket on gnipioion of
being the thieves. The men gave their
names as Joseph Long and Frank Stark.
Goods were found on them corresponding
to the articles stolen, and, being tried
before Squires Woodcock and Millard,
they were found guilty andsent down
for three months each.
PURELY PERSONA.L.
Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender, has
left Venice, ostensibly for Austria.
Glasgow University on Thursday ' con-
ferred the honorary degree' of dootor of
laws upon Sir Henry Irving.
Archbishop John Ireland of Minnesota
bas sailed. from Ireland for the Uufted
States on board the steamer Britannia.
The Sultan of Turkey has had four
officers of his Imperial Guard arrested.
lie cbarged them with hatching a plot to
kidnap him,
Admiral Dewey while at Trieste said
his impression was that no practical. re -
'mite would be attained at the pesos, oon-,
le ane. at The Hazen
The condition of Sir 'Mimes 0, Edgar
was somewhat improved on Supday
night. Ile was confined to his bed all
day, but expects soon tobe out again.
Harry Plunkett Greene, the well-known
baritone, and Gwendoline, daughter of
Sir Hubert Parry, director of the Rotal
College of Music, were married at Eon -
don on Thursday,
A. G. Peek of Cohoe's Rails, N,y., has
bought the Muckross este tee of she Lakes
of laillerney, about which there has
been so much talk. The price paid was
£37,000. Mr. Peels made a fortune in the
'United States in the manufacture of
axes. He is now residing in London,
arteCI ASSIk IEO.
The returns for the month of June
show that 1,900 Englishmen have end-
grated to Canada.
The tussock moth bas made its appears
since on the trees around St. James'
Cathedral, Toronto.
Sunday Guars were run for the Arse time
in Ottawa on Sunday. Many people took
advantage of tete service,.
The National Iron Moulders, In con-
vention at Indianapolis on Friday. select-
ed Toronto as tho place of next meeting,
Several deaths were reported at Lon-
don. Bug., on Thursday, due to the beat,
Tho temperature was 86, the highest
reached this year. Ali Europe is parched
with the beat.
The storm At Santiago de Chin, glen,.
tioned in a despatch on .Tilly 18, still.
centimes. Tb' damage to rnilwaya and
bridges le estimated at 6.060,000 pesos.
The wheat crop, it is believed, bas been
completely destroyed.
Notwithstanding the fever epidemic
only 16 deaths from all causes were -re-
ported. last week in Santiago de Cuba.
This is viae lowest mortality record the
city bee ever ltnowe. No naw cases of
yellow fever lava beenreported in five
31aY9.
Thomas Southworth, clerk of forestry,
bas written to the Imperial Institnt°,
London, Eng., to ascertain the possibility
of building up a trade for Canadian
tamarack tutu, There is an abundancix of
the gena in Canada, but the demand
here ie ellgbt,
The amendments to the Onterie fishery
laws provide that bass less tban ten
inches rn length cannot be caught, that)
epetk1ed trout of dimensions less than six
inchesin length shall reruain in the
water. that pickerel less than 12 inches
long shall be left, and that masklnonfie
that do not scale 15 inches must not he
caught.
The total value of the mineral proauot
of the Province of Ontario for tho year
1893 in round figures will be $7,201,891,
as against $5,235.003 in 1896; the wagosl
paid in 189$ atuounted to 11,456,786,.
wyhilo in 1896 theamount was 11,591,796.
The nien employed in' the former year
numbered 5,070, and in 1898 those em-
ployed numbered 7.478.
J, II. MALL. stitetnes.S.
Prosperous farmer of Paa;Crays Go.s t.
Georgotowu to De tit. Deed.
Georgetown, Out, July t33.—Yesterday
morning about 8.30 the body of a young
man was found on Mr. U. Barnes' farm,
near Georgetown, with a terrible gun
'round in his head, the empty gun lying
Across his body. A small memorandum
book found In his Pocket contemned his
name, J. H Hall, Palgrave, and also a
number of messages to his mother and
other members of the family. The case
is evidently one of deliberate suicide.
Advices front Palgrave state that the
young man is a prosperous farmer, and
no reason can be given for his rash act.
The coroner has decided that an inquest
is unnecessary..
NTN]t KILLED, POUR INJURED.
Terrible Accident on the British To.rp.d.
Boat Bullfinch.
London, July 29. --An explosion on
board the torpedo destroyer Bullfinch in
the Solent, during her trial yesterday,
killed nine and injured four of those on
board,
While the Bullfinch was running at
her full speed of 30 knots, the connecting
engine
rod of the starboardbroke, ]:
e and.
striking the cylinder, knocked off its end.
The engine room presented a terrible
sight. The injured wore groaning in
agony. One man who had apparently
been struck by some flying metal, bad
his head nearly torn off.
BRIDEGROOM KILLED TWO MEN.
Fatal Result of a Charivari to Newly -
Wedded Couple in Quebec.
Montreal, July 21.—A rather tragic
affair is reported from St. Eustache,
where a party had gathered around to
serenade Mr. and Mrs. Neal Guilard,
who had just been married. During the
serenade the groom discharged a gun,
with the effect that Isaac Larnoureaux
was killed and his nephew badly wound-
ed. It is said Guilard had married aeainst
the wishes of his first wife's relations,
hence the trouble. No arrests have yet
been made.
Admiral Dewey Sues for Prize Money.
Washington, July 22.—Admiral George
Dewey yesterday filed suit as a libellant
in the District Court of the District of
Columbia to hecover the prize money
due him and the officers and crow of his
fleet for the vessels sunk in the battle of
Manila, and the property. subsequently •
recovered by the navaleforce under his
command. Upon the ships and equip-
ments which have already been apprais-
ed and inventoried by the board of ap-
praisers appointed by the Secretary of the
Navy, Admiral Dewey demands the sum
of $325,141, and, in addition, the amount
due upon the three cruisers sunk in the
engagement, but subsequently raised,
and upon which he places a value of
1425,000.
Jury Says Murder.
Windsor, Ont., July 24.—The inquest
on the death of James Rosa, .the colored
man who died Thursday night from the
effects of blows on his head, was held on
Saturday in Denis, St. Louis Grove, in
Sandwich South. After hearing the evi-
dence the coroner's jury brought in the
following verdict: "That Levi Stewart
did wilful1y, felonious) and with malice
y
aforethouht kill and murder Ja
g mei
Ross."
Yanked Interteronce Again.
London,J
ulv 24.—A question will be
asked in the House of Commons to -day
with regard to Mrs. Maybrick, under-
going sentence of life imprisonment for
the poisoning of her husband, and
whether, seeing her conduct has been
uniformly good, Sir Matthew White
Ridley. the Horne Secretary, will not re-
commend the exercise of royal clemency
in her case.
' bildren as Verse Writers..
A ladr who makes songs for children,
and makes them well, -arses the Rttltivr-
tion of the verse -writing Moray in little
ones, and says: "A mother who kept the
most characteristic lines written by her
children would have something much
more precious than photographs, by which
the could bring to nand in later years the
days of their childhood, and she would
have glimpses into their little souls when
those souls were most innocent and full of
hope"
Be There a Will, Wisdom Points the
Way.—sick loran pines for relief but
be dislikes sending for the doctor, which
meant bottles of drugs never consumed
He has not the resolution to load grit
stomach with compounds whieb sine):
villianously and owe worse. But if be
have the will to deal lairself with his
Ailanent, wisdom will direct his attention
to Parntelee's Vegetable Pills. which, as
a speeifie for indigestion and disorders of
the digestive organs, have no equal.
Apple Sauce WiLh Cleves,
Pare one dozenapples, eut intoquarters.',
and remove the cores. To them add about'.
a dozen cloves and a ellsi of boiling water..
Cook over as hot fire until the quarters be
gin to break in pieces, theca remove the'I
cores and press the apples' through a sieve.
Return the pulp to the lire with one cup
of sugar and a teaspoonful of butter and
stir and coal$ until the eeneeboils throng;la-
out,
Exquisite ,uebet Terfnxn(•.
Leveuder flowers, one ounce; pulverizes
orris, two drtehms; bruised 1st/Ronnie
leaves, one-half ounce; Musk. live ,.a zits:
attar of roses, five drape. Mix well, hew
up in small, slut Muslin hags and cover
them with t4lney silk or tinted aewvu,
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper,
What li)a.1 She Mean?
Miss Riehly—When one is ae wealthy ne
I am. it is hard to deride whether a leve-:
wishes to marry for the motley or ter urtt
self.
Miss Castique—In your ease, dear, kbit
is no Loom for doubt.
Mental nd l,heeival vigor follow ile•
use of Miller's Compound Item Ilene.
Not Ready 'lel.
"But you surely want to go to Heaves;
don't you, Tommy!'"
"Yee'm, but not till I've li'1wd Btul11-
Ginnis fur ehentin' ale wn. tl we
Sheath' crape the itlter daffy...
stele ee One,, et re. (r Tem:t e a FR
Itt(iAt('(.rs,
F1tdah .I. 'Stw tu'tivkes frith tthat iso is Op
settler tamer at the erns t'f 1 I. l7at:w t w Y t •.
doing bu'1iw s in the telt)' et T • .do t , t,.,
andbtltiaf,nA Id. and tltelas,u.t+1 rt:;awwtil lo:
the sum of (NF. HUNDRED I t Id \1(, f. •
esi'h a,id every essse t ('Al Anne lint e s i':• i
be cured by the usa of 1i• Gt.. t vlM(un (Tin
kJt %NF J. VW NF:L
Sworn to before me and etals-trii•e , to rn-
presence, this telt day of D. cumber. A.P. flick;.
ti58&Z,.f \,. vary is, u"
Raft a Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
sets directly on the blood and mucous surfaet•as
of the system. Bend for u-stinnmiels, free.
F. J. CIlENEY Si CU., Toledo, (t,
tarSeld by Druggists, 750.
More Trouble.
"It isn't my wife's new ,clothes than
worry mo."
"Well, wbat is it?"
"As soon as she gets all togged out new
sho wants her photograph. taken."
Miller's Worm Powders the medicine
for children.
These- Lovina (:iris.
Ella—Jack proposed to me last week.
Hattie—Why. he )proposed to me also!
Ella—I suspeeted as much. SVhen I re-
fused him he threatened to do something
desperate.
C. C. RICHARDS & CO.
D EAu St ns, —I have usedIMINA RD'S
LINIMENT in my stable for over a
year and consider it the very best for
horse flesh I can get and strongly re-
commend it.
Guo. HOUGH,
Livery Stables, Quebec.
A Patent Cigar.
Two Virginians have patented a oigar in
which a leaf stern is inserted in the centre
to impart fragrance to the filler. the stem
being withdrawn when the cigar is light-
ed, thus forming a passage for the smoke.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc,
No Doubt Sho \will.
Old Bachelor—Do you :expect to marry,
or do you prefer to keep your liberty, Miss
Van Sand?
Miss Van Sand—What a funny ques-
tion. I intend to do both. ' .
A new back for 50 cents. Miller'ai
Kidney Pills and Plaster.
How Oho Encouraged Ring.
Dick—I told May I would have a kiss if
I swung for it.
Jack—What did she do?
• Dick—Started the hammock, and I car-
ried my point.
A Clear, Healthy Skin.—Eruptions of
the skin and the blotches which blemish
beauty are the •result of impure blood
caused by unhealthy action of the Liver
and Kidneys. In correcting this un-
healthy action and restoring the organs
ns
to their normal condition, Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills will at the same time
cleanse the blood, and the blotches and
eruptions will disappear without leaving
any trace.
Going Without Drink.
Many animals in desert regions never
have any water except the dew on vegeta
tion.- A. parrot in the London zoo is
known to have lived 52 years without
a drop p of water.
New life for a quarter. Miller's Com-
pound :Iron Pills..
"Everything Pusher puts his hand to
turns into money."
('Yea Why he could write poetry and
make it pay."
Paderewski denies the rumor that he
will marry. The Chicago Record suggests
that probably he cannot afford to take
ohances on losing bis. hair.
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or Country. Roads the
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Advances Made on Consignments.
Tlac Old htatrt's Alrat,
Materfaluilias ifl p. m.)—What's the
matter You look distressed.
Paterfamilias -1 thought It about time
to give that young fellow iu the parlor a
vigorous hint Haat it was nearing mid-
night, so I walked right lute the room.
and, giving buts ltim and our daughter a
severe look, 1 deliberet('ly turned (Jut the
gas.
"Mercy; Didn't he get at„r•:"
"No: he said 'Thar* you.' "—New York
Meekly.
Eta Verslon.
"Haven't you and your friend got
through that argument yet')"
"It isn't any argument." answered the
opiniouated man resentfully. "1 am
merely telling him the facts in the ease,
and he is so obtuse that he can't under -
eta ud,"
nderetaud,"
A. Mint.
Madge -1 wished on every new moon
last year, and all my wishes were realiz-
ed.
George—What did you wish for?
\Midge--WelI, the first time I wished
for a diamond ring, nud tee other times
I wished that I'd get my wish. --Brooklyn
Life.
A Base Canard.
The Interviewer—There is a report
started, senator, that you are intending
to retire from politics.
Senator Makerox—Young man, I am
not the first man whose wealth has been
overestimated,
A Coining Disease.
DrSquills—What was the matter with
that cab driver you were called to see
last night?
Dr. Isallomell—As nearly as I can de-
scribe what ails him it is automobilions-
ness,
"Are these goods pure and unadulterat-
ed?" inquired the customer.
"To the pure all things are
Plied tho grocer av
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pure," re-
hiinard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Traveler—The houses in some of the
ancient cities had walls three feet thick.
Mr. Brickrow (enviously)—I presume
some of the neighbors were musical.
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For Women there areBioveleSuitgandSkirts,
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than costly feria- :ung. 4
?aikller's Worm Powder, for sallow skin;
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Tree Twency centuries. old.
The oldest tree on earth with an anthem ,
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mak. For twenty ee':tturies it bas been
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allowed to much the trunk. When the'
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by pilgrims.
Bf111cr'n \\'ortn P,nvdt'rt Mahe thee'
children heattkty.
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