HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1900-11-22, Page 78 BIKING FOIIECASTS BY ANOREW
JACKSON li);110E.
Pito Cialvestion. Disaster Foretold
Tett Mouths Before Its Ocellys'euee,
A Prophet, 1110)14)1N41 In 3.1' Own
"Cin'ulatrY.
• 'Weather" prophecies have lougleen the
tititt et popular jests and in 1110St CASC$
with .justiee, for such guesses haven,eual-
ty been wiid#aof the naarl. Alhen, how-
ever, a weather prophet, and a self, coil-
iitituted One at that, feedlots within one
day the date of so terrifin a cyclone as
that which devastated Gatveston his in-
tim opinions sliould be regarded with
enisiderable laispeet. Tian months before
the Galveston visitation Andrew, Jackson
Devoe, weather prophet, of Hackensack,
N. J., prediefed it.
'His forecast was printed on the Sees
tembes page of an almaatie and read as
follo4ia6: "Ou the Dth a great cyclone avill
-form over the stilt of Mexico and IlloVe
ap the Atlantic coast, etieshig veav heavy
reins feom Florida to lAlftitie from ,the
1 Oth to the 12110, It is Positively proved
that bk.ie predieti011 as sent out toward
the end of last year. Scoffers may say
41111*„ 1 hat It was only a lucky guess, but they
cannot impugn its atithenticity or accu-
racy. Besides this, Professor,l)evoe pre-
dicted v•itilin two days the floods that
wrought such destruction at Atistiri, Tex.,
in Anvil. Reaaers may have au oppor-
tunity to judge for themselves the -truth
oi his predictions. For the este of 'Octo-
ber he foretells great stoi'ms on the Eng-
lish coast,
Andrew :Iackson Devoe, meteorologist',
Its he styles himeelf, bas been for years
eelbtfore the public as a weather prophet.
To has been scoffed at and devide'd, ana
tho government has consistently vele-Ise-1
to recognize him, but withal he has gone
FrcAn a ireent photo.
ANDREW,JACKSON DEVOE.
on prophesying. The light seems to be
breaking forhini, and the remarkable ac-
curacy of many of his, preclictions,seems
'Thant to be universally acknowledged, al-
thgh perSous have believed in
Itim or years. He is 0 resideut of Hack -
'onset. 7-, N. ,J., and a member of tiff
retie° 'oard of his town, 'He is also en
gage in business there, 10 10 weathe,
propheeetng the financial returns are
Slim.
'rofessor Devoe is about 40 years of
t , married and has several children.
He isnot without honor in his own coun-
try, for he is well thought of by his
' retvustuen. Edo explains lits theory of the
wenther thus: "After many years of care-
ful investigation 1 have discovered the law
which causes storms toform and draws
them in their.- course as they travel over
eur'earth's surface. It is a tlifticult law to
explain, but I would call it eleetrical
min.reetisin, and the force and power of
its•ebergy are decreased or increased just
in proportionas certaiu astronomical
conditions approach or recede from our
rarth. When the great ,Creator created
our earth and the heavens above it. he
'Grdablislied a laev, and by that law every-
thing on and above our earth is perpetu-
,
-ally balanced, l'hercfore, when one great
r'a aim belt forms over the thiited States
lt must have its counteinart' in Asia. I
be learned by observation that the sur-
face of our earth:is divided into wet and
dry belts, and that these wetand dry
bits are controlled by astronomical law;
that they ran be located years in ad-
vance; that although they -may change
their, positions on our earth's surface
tevery two or throe months, yet they move
by law, and their „future positions can be
aotermined by applying that law."
SONGSTRESS AND ACTRESS.
A Rare CombinntIon roluzid In Miss
Kota Condon.
Miss Kate Condon is one of the most
eautirel of the many talented young wo-
ten who have sileeeeded in winning pop-
-rity for the Metropolitan Mnglish
11 Opera semPatiY, whieh, after its
nt season in New York, will make
taby Mines, Roston.
suss ICAT CONDOi.
our of the principal cities of the Unit-
ed States. 1111ss Condon is an American
ti -hose admieers, and their name is
legion, predict that she will some day 0 -
come one of the world's notable grand
' filer stage presence is
exeellent, and she ean act as well as sing,.
combinatIon of attainments which lis Mat
all catnaion etit the operatic stage:
BLOOli
FOLLOWSA WOUND IN VIE KNEE
CAUSED BY,A PITCHFORK.
F1 Idtz,clorn In Coal',ltitatien Gave 13.0 Slut'
niece fent eittte Itecevery—itew
11',Is LIN IVits Saver:,
Beech:vine Recorder.
Among' the eld fbmilirs i01 the
township of Augusta, in th neigh-
boeing county of Grenville, there is
none better known. more int:1mm-
tie], than those that bear the ,name
of Bissell. The Elasells avere among,
the ear lieSl Settler's 111 bile tow riship
arid have ever sine°, taken an attlive
Part in all moves to promote, its
welfare. The subject of their nara•a-
tive, Mr. Silas T1ie11, is tine of the
younger merribere of the fainily, who
some Years 11do -10 Cantina to make
his home in the state of Nebraska.
Ile has passed through an eperiencte
almost un ique, and considers that
he is fortnnate in being alive to tell
the tale.
The story as t-olci in Mr, Bissell's
own words, is as follows ;--"In the
/autumn of 1.81ll8 1 Sustained a- serious
in juin, Shroaghtliaving the tines oif
pita:Lilo rla. penetrate my left. knee. The
-wound appare'ntly healed, but' 1 did
not' enjoy the same health 1 had pre-. „
violas to the accident, and it was hut
a short' time before I was compelled
,talse to 'my b,a- 011 aeflUallt, oft ex-
cr isolating( pains in my limbs and,:j
stiffrie,sa in my joints. itt. doctor was I
called in, and he tanned the knee
three times, alai. then told me. the
troulble was blood poisoning. He
treated xis for some ,time, but I
steadily grew wcyrse, and finally fi'Ve'
physicians were called in for consul-
tation. My entire systemseemed to
111
AUTHOR QF EBEN HOLDEN"
-ring Haeliteller tuad 01S 4'1par:toter ,
nod Career.
A many sidet1 1111111 is Irvins,
euther of "Eben blolden," one of the
anost successful boelte of tlie seas( is It
is a story of the ilOrtli coutttry, 143100111 10
r011ViSbe region, and
the delie'ritf el portrayal of unique eltarae-
ters is due to Mr, liaelieller's keen ob-
servation, simerior sense tat humor tied al
aced el poetry lied remanee which even
a business 011100 111 tbe nietropelis hoe
net 50111011, "The ehartieteas," says Bic
author, "were mostly meri and avoinen I
haye lumen end who len with Inc a 10Yil
be,. affected, and the doCtors said the
t.rouble had reaehed tone of my lungs, 1
and that they could holdout but 110-
t
tle hope. of nay recovery, After 're•le
maining in bad for eleven weeks, LI
decided that I would return to my
old home in Canada: I was so rauch
ruin down, and so weak that it was
a, question whether f wotild live to
rea.cia there but I {was nevertheless
Photo by sesta], Nev Yolk.
IRVING BA_CRELLER,
of my kind that even a wide -expel -lei ce
with knavery and misfortune has nevei
dissipated."--
ISIr. Bacheller was for*yeard the head of
a syndicate 'which supplied litbrafure to
newspapers, aml some of the best 1001'1e1
and special articles ever pu hailed in tho
daily papers of America were ametig the
wares thus dispen. sed. Sunday editions
of the better C1V.SS thrived on Bacheller
literature. To his friende, however—and
they are legion—it was always apparent
that he worshiped at the shrine of the
muses rather than the altar of Mammon.
"Eben Holden" is Mr. Bachel-
ler's most conspicuous suceess and places
him in the front rank of American au-
thors, he is not a single story writer, as
"A Master of Silence" and "The Unita-
vite.d Guest.," two novels of note, were
received with more than ordinary favor.
determined to make an effort, to do
so After; n long journey under these BIG JOBS FOR ONE DAY ONLY
most trying eireunasta,nces, 'reached strange cases of Judge po*ers anal
my old home. 1 was so used up, and I Senatoi• Aitchison.
resented such an emaciated appear -1 To become a United States_ senator if
ance that raY friends had no thought an asteirStion known to many men, somt
tlia.`1. I would Zecover• 1 continued to fe'\''' wh°121 suec...eed ein.galailaeg; theilma
drag along in this condition for sev- ver, 01 tr eh ae t:e °would1' 11think .glia°n\evt
era' months, when one day' a cousin worth the candle or would want the office
asked me, sally I did not try Dza.• if they knew that they could held it foi
:plink 1, was, wining '. only one day. ••••
• • . ,Judge 0. Wi Powers of Utah is a
to. tryany rae.dicine that was likelY • unique ;Case of the office. Seeking tha
to lours an -e and ,I sent for a supply' man and finding him, for he is prebabi:,
of the Tpills. Afte,r 'I had been using. the only man in the United States ,veb,
the pills for about three 'weeks I felt•
nection it anay be noted that we one(
an inallreVeraciat in My 00p.SlitiOn,FForn had a president who held the office fch
that time I gradually grew, bet odit day.
new blood seemed coursing. throntegit; David R. Atclaison, senator from lelis
my veins, the stiffness- in my as711e11, t weaese P reStimeelnethePnr°Ptte'oneli.a0etlitthle'61e1;''
disappeared, and the agonizing pains
which hail so long tortured me vani-
shed. I took inal all ,ten or twelvec,
boxes of Dr.. Williams' Pink Pills, and
havie info iresiltattion in saying that 1
I believe they saved my life, for when
Ise -turned tio Canada., had no hope
of recovery. _
13issell has sincereturned to
his old home at Linatcoln, Neb., but I
the state.ruents made above can be
voafe,h,ed for by allay of his 1 riends in
this Sealo05, and by all of the neigh-
bors in the vicinity of his old home.
Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills cure such
apparently isonelees cases as Mr.
Bissell's 1)eteartse they make ;newt
rich, red blood, and thus reach the
root of the. trouble. These pills are
the only naselleine offered, the public
that' ean show -a record of -such mar-
vellous cures after doetora had failed,
if you ane at all anwell, this media
eine, will „restore you to health, but
be Salre you get the genuine with the
fall (name "Dr. W ' Pi nie Pills
Por Pale People," on the wrapper
LOT ;$ POWER WASTED.
' 110 is estimated that ,She
organ of a' lively electric fish woaild
give a discharge',of about 200 volts.
• 1,1,E111A11KABLIll ACQUAINTANCE. ,
A charnainasa story about a robin* is
bold bya 'Lira .Englistat writter. "A few -
age," 'he Bays, ."despen.t the sunts'
ine r at Kew, data in g• which time Thad
1.71, privilego oi an intimate aeguiinl-
enle wilh a robin that lived in and
about the garden. • Ste perched ',beside
rem on the set which' usually 03(01-
,
pied, b01,11C crux/tbs. ,•froan my ha.rad and
often ansuaed . me wit...ha song. 1 'Was
r Ogle tont y colettaelled to leave', and, f
did .r1011: see hint again for two years,
lire,•turned ,to Kew for another
lariat vittitt) 11 went back to nsyl old 'seat ,
110 Ilialean-len. The robin came to is
and' recognized. me at onee. Of that
11 Patel !have rio doubtf bean -in -se. he tools
crumbs from my li'and as fearlessly
as before."
VICTIM' OE MATRENTO.,YY..
You should be high-minded—you
should clevaite yourself, said the good
man, advisedly.
Can't do it 01015 theresponse.
Why not
000,41, e my wifo is fv\ivoioalbing
am down.
11
"It
Photo by Johnson, &in Lake Cii„y.
JTJDOE a W. POWERS. ,
•
terraexpired at noon of March 4, 1849.
This day chanced ' to be Sunday. ausl
Zachary- Taylor, the president elect, re-
fused to take the oath of office on the
Sabbath. As Polies tern] had legally
expired and . with it that of lus' vice
president, George 111. Dallas, and as Tay -
ler could uot logtilly take his seat until
he had taken the oath of effiee, Atchison
wes the resident of the 'United
States for one day.
, In the ease of Judge Powers, the gov
mina of Utah, Heber M. Well, loft the
elate on a pleasure' trip. While' he was
gone the acting , governor appointee
Judge Powers to the vacant seat in the
senate without the Itnowleilge or con
sen1 of the governor, who discovered the
appointment on the following day; The
Whole affair WaS perhaps intended as a
joke, for, owing ,to recent decisions by
the-senate:the quasi senalos could' under
no ciaaninstanees have. taken his seat
- •
by virtue of such appointineut.
By, the United 'States emaatitution' enc11
branch of our' eatioual legislatifre is
inede the judge of Ibm 000I1L1C,11iOil& o
own inembera, ,ludge Powers has made
so claiin to his seat In, the senate but
lf he should do so isa tile future a certain
argument used against Ane seating of
1
undoubtedly be used against hie .ft
was held that the appointment t1'." ens
titer by the 'governor or his' 'cepa ,•etita-
tiVe, in the -absence of the state legisla-
ture, could be held to be valid' only
when tile vactiney in the office conla 1)e
regarded , as 'unexpeetel; AS the va-
cancy to which Judge Powers owed tile
honor tbenst upon rotdd in no sense
,
Of the Word have been' i'agarded as unex-
Peeted, follows that JUdge 1301V0rg, 11
to assume the senatorial toga,
Oliturt gain It in the tilhit hollOket=1
Senator Quay of Pe1111811 Vania vill
POINTED PATIAGDAPITS,
Intereeted nearty alwa a s in.-
.
es'esting,
Pfrobably the best w to get rich
quick -is Oil go slow.
frie,inis usually cause him
more trouble than his enemies,t
A pretty girl finds nothing but
pleasant refleetions in her mirror,
A little leuebandry ' removes weede
from lawn—ahai fi'om widow's
bonnet.
It's a wise mart who doesn't send
his °leek to the door when fortune
knocks.
The weather vitae is the only wi
instrument that dosish't away' the
neig,hbors.
Many a int" who imagines he is the
whole circus is ie i'ealley but a very
sideeliceee,
When some people have no other
excuse foe., ftsiling 04 do their duty,
they blame it on the weather.
A bold -headed man appreciates the
gift of a pocket cumb so math ilmt
Ile can't be induced to part with it.
is Uric Acid in the blood.
Unhealthy kidneys are the
cause of the acid being
there. If tbe kidneys acted
as they should thsy would
strain the Uric Acid out
of the system mid rheema-
tisin wouldn't occur. Rheu-
matism is a Kideey Dis-
ease. Dodd's Kidney Pills
laave made a great -part of
their reputation curing
Rheumatism. So get at
the cause of those fearful
shootingpains and, stiff,
aching., joints. There Hi
bit one sure way -
0-1VIE G001) FROM IT.—
Simms—I can't imagine why Stitt-
tertea married iktiss Strongroind.
Timms—Nor I. However, she's cur-
ing him of the stammering habit.
Simms—You, don't say?
Timms—Yes. she doesn't give him
a chance to talk at all,
eereat lung healer is 100 111 111 tiX
excellerffrinedicing sold as Bickle's Anti
ConanmPtive Syrup. It soothes and di
minishes the sensibility Of the membrane
of' the throat and air passages, and is a
sovereign remedy for all coughs, colds,
hoarseness, pain or soreuesS jn -the obese
bronchitis, etc. It has mired many when
supposed t� be far advanced in consum,P-
PLAYING A DEEP GAME.
"Say, ma-mma," said four-year-old
Tommy, "let's play I'm an raWful-look-
,
lug Old tramp. I'll come around to
the beetle door and ask for a pieee of,
pie and you get scared and give it
tee ole."-
0. C, RICHARDS &C0.
Dear Sirs,—A fell, days ago I was
taken witha severe pain and contrac-
tion of the corde of my leeet,s, and had to
be taken home in a rig, I could' not
sleep for the pain, and was linable to
put my foot to the floor. IS_ friend
told me of your .11/L.N.A.RaiD'S LINIMENT
and one hour from the first applica-
tion, I -wa s able to walk, and the pain
entirely disappeared.
• You can use my name as freely as
you likei as I consiele'r it the best rem-
edy I have ever used.
CIIRIS'TOPHER GERRY.
Ingersoll, Ont.
NO CRD:DIT.
You said to gal out of debt
The liardeht alaing may be
But I find to! get ihto debt
A harder .otne for Ina.
155511 4104)0 1115 11110110115115.01NOTPIE,11.
Ladies, of Canada --Sisters;
Great Britain takes' nearly all the
e x.po "tett p ro date o (If -Canada. English.
Facet:eh and Irish boys produce the Leas
of Ceylon and India.
Canada consumes 11,000,000 pounds
of colored and, doctored. Japan' Green
teas. Green tea of pure natural
green leaf, are 'being introlineed, from
Ceylon ond India. They are now en
sale with all live grocers,
Statesmen see obstn cies to pre,ter-
ai
ettnia. 1. trade avithin he eldPire.
ladies Sweep aside obs ,r e
lo
'Brim, patriotic sentimerii on your
b-reallpst table Your grocer wilt
gel these pure teas if you only insist.
Tbe Saladit Tea Company 'viva
PinCed them in hundreds of stores,
-111any other.' leading- firms ha v e
shiertinear coaling. Only 'laggards
await the jumping of 'the cat.
Colonist.
OGICAL EXPLANATION.
AV,,lay is it, asked the, girl who -tries
to he funny, why it is that they al-
wayd say that a young man pines for
a woman? Wily couldn't they just
as ivell ,says oak's fear lior, for in-
6t13ailleall%et growled the old bachelor,
beeausefpine id about tlie softeet wood
there lel(
TO tirn A coiitii IN ONE, 0Av
Take t,axative 13ronio Quinine Tablets, All draggii,kk
refund the money if it tails to ours. E.. W, Ciroye's
alzastura on enchbox. 2Go
Pourcrry, Lhitteir,Zggs ,and other Produce„.
tr you have any corrasponcl with us. 4Ve want 100 0raf:U.:04. Ett
to supply our trade.
Tile Dawson Commission Co,, Li4aited, Toronto.
AS AL[J-cg l5 nuTcrr DOLLS. A 091111 ottiN Flan,
Such little inneeents Dulteh chil-
dren look bat in reality they ,are the
most inisehievOus little: rascals in the
wan. ld. They would wait in, swarins
oudside my, hotel in Holland., arid fol -
icier ine to' my -,•aorleahop eta mei:Leg for
coppers,,which they generally ananag-
eeli to get. Some of Llient would get I
tipped twice over --they are so 'Mich
a,like' in their general "get up that
it is d'iffidult to distinguish them I
once had a little model posing for me
all day, and Cho next she did not
turn up, so me; friend wont around
ter the reason; and he was surprised
to hear fromthe indignant mother
that I had' only given ,her daughter
about twopence. I discovered after-
ward that this was the easo—but
haid give,u five shillings to another lit-
tle girl who had been standing in my
light, all day.
They Are Caret, tally Prepared --Pills
which cliseipete clieniseiVeS ill the stomach
cannotebe expected to have inuch effect
pon the leteetti ties, and to overcome cos-
Liveness.the medicine adnainistered must
influence the tietiou of these canals. 1air-
1001005 Ve.getable•Pills are so made, -un-
der the supeevision of experts, that the
substance in them intended to operate on
she intestines are retarded in action until
hey pass throve -di the stomach to the
bowels
THE CZAR'S REGULAR SUITE,.
The, suite of the °sae of Russia -con-
sists of 175 persons, of whom 15 are
m.enabers of the imperial family, 17
are princes who are not of imperial
birth, 17 -art C4lllats nIOS are barons
and. the ,i•emaining, 15 are noblemen
of loweir rank. Only 128 are ,Rus -
sinus, the rest being Germans, Finns,
Poles, Circassians, Greeks "and Rou-
manians.
The Most Popular 1?ill.—The pill is the
most popular of 111 :Corms of medicine,
and of pills the in ost popu tar are Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills.because they do what
it is asseetecl they can do, and are not.put
forward on -any fictitious claims to excel-
lence. They in•e coinpact and plortable,
they are easily taken, they do not nauseate
nor gripe, and they give relief in the most
stubborn cases.
HE HAD NONE,
What is your opinion of his repu-
tation for truth and, veraoity?
I Up.Cte- none.
No opinion
Nosae. An olpinion presupposes the
exit:acute of such a reputation and he
has none.
Millard's Lilimdllt Cures Dist eiliper
LITTLE DI VFERENCE
Great .Author—Waiter, this steak- is
as tough as leather.
Waiter—I've always heard you was
an original characters sir; hat I'm
hang,e1 If you don't jisil say the csa,me
as all oti 'ern do 1
Baware of Ointments .for Catarrh
that contain Mercury.
as mereilry„ will urely deetroy the souse of
nrneil and 5iinple1ely drange tbe whole system
when entering through the run( mis surfacee.
Seen articles should never be usc:.11. except on
pro8crip ion from repitebthhsicians, as the
damage nnoy will ao Isten f-sid to the good you
con possibly derive from them. Ha 15 Catarrh
e, manufactured by Vet. Geienee & (0.50-
1do 0., 001100110 no mercury, snd 58 taken in.
rern Cily, acting• directly upon iho blood cud.
mucous F.-nit-No.8 eif the F.y,i,e555. In buying
JIloOS Catarth (Jure be sure you go) ihc genu-
ine. It, is nitc,ina 11111)0 10 ra, do,
Ohio, by F. .1. Cheney & cc. Testimonials
tree.
sold. by Draggistg, price 710 per bottle,
Family Pill," arc the bosh.
Smart Young Man—Good saornin
Mr. Bullion.
gBoondilieranornir.aseibilzeemolilcil.kgathniet—Udoute
You have with you.
"Ya -as; Siberian bloodhound; ter-
. ,
riblie savage; lakes this ox chain to
hold him., If any one should, even look
cross at me, this dog -would tear hint
to piaces—yes, indeed 1 Pm going to
have him killed. Too dangerous, you
lencriv."
"I should say so.",
-"Ya-as; must do it in the interest of
kurnanity, you know. ,,By the way Mr.
Bullion, your daughter has accepted
me and I have called to ask jy.our eon -
sent."
Be got ite
IIERtE, 11 EN.DED.
'The ,man, who wrote "Home, Sweet
Home," wis 11 bacheloa„'I believe, she
-
said.
'Yes, he replied, •avhat a , beautiful
thing would, have been lost to the
world if he had Married before he
wrote it.
'Then ,tney Me aol from behind
the palroa,
Hinard's Lillilliellt for gargcL ill cows
BONDAGE, BIT'11 'WHOSE?
That ring, said the advanced vvo-
trio al, indicating the wedding ring, iS
sign of bondage,
a.cbnitte.ci the younjg matron.
Yet yen wen.r. it
Certainly. 1lov s .rt ln't I? It
isn't necessarily iny budage,
Then whose is' it
Well, it tale -ea 50001 -11 00005 ist
tied lifeto find thti,t out. I'll tellayou
lateno
Teere never was, and never will be, a
universal panacea, in one remedy, for all
ills to which flesh is heir—the very nature
of niany curatives -.being such that were
the germs of 0O -her and differently seated
disoa.ses rooted in the systent of the
patient—swhat would relieve one ill in
turn would aggravate the other. 'We
have, however, in Quinine Wine, when
obtainable in '
a °
state, a remedy 'fer nsaalilillyduandriged'iu'ilottetrsaitliesd.
By its gradual' and judicious use, 'the
frailest systems are led lute convalescence
and strength, 135 119 influence which Qui-
nine exerts ou Nature's own restoratives.
It relieves the drooping spirits of those
•i•ith whom a chronic state of morbid des -
pendency and lack of interest in life is a
-disease, anti, by tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to sound mad refreshing sleep—
imparts vigor to the action of the blood,
which, being stimulated, courses through-
put the veins, strengthening the healthy
auimal functions of the system, thereby
making activity a necessary 'est -lit,
strengthening the frame, and giving life
to the digestive organs, which naturally
demand Increased substance—result, im-
proved appetite. Northrop Sr Lyman of
Toronto, have given to the public their
superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate, „
and,' caugedlay,,,the opinion, of scieatists,
this wine approaches nearest perfectimeof
any in the market. All druggists sell it.
TAEI.,OLD CAFE IN, PARIS.
IA restaurant fOT ooncentrated food
is to be started. in Paris by an en -
tea -Prising French. chief. The happy
diner will enjoy a na.enu' of tabloids'.
From the nors d'oeuvres to dessert his
entire meal will be presented to him
in a few Square inches.
Millard's Latina Cores CoDis, ett.
OF NO ACCOUNT.
Mrs. Highlife—Who is she, anywayt
Mrs. Womansright—Oh, she's no-
body. She's just one of those foolish
creatures that acts as her husband
-wishes, agrees with him on: all politi-
cal questions and even stays at horns
with her children three nights in the
w eek.
The Brightest Flowers must fade, but
young lives endangered by severe coughs
and colds may be preserved by 1)r.
Thomas' Eclectrie Oil. Croup, whooping
cough, bronchitis, in fact all affections of
the throat and lungs, are relieved by this
; sterling preparation, which also remedies
4rheumatic pains sores bruises piles
1 kidney dill -malty, and is /nest economic.
- EVIDENTLY.
' War wicalohammed's idea was
that the clanach should advance by
'means of warfare.
Wickwire 'al, he'd have the choir
a.nl. minister queirreling all the tiina.
would he ?
UNLIMITED.
Bliffkins seems to be a pretty self-
confident sort Of a fellow.
Self-confident 1, Why, ' he's got
more confidence in himself than a
woman leas in her' family iphysician!
Liniawat Cures
HER, ORDERS WERE OBEYED.
And I want, it to say; "To ian.y hus-
band," in an appropria•Le place, said
Rio window, in conclusion, to Sbob, the
gna,vestone, man.
"I'essaaHlal, said Slab, shtsd the ne-
eription went ; "To 1Vly T.Insbn
an apro-priade p1110 9."
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T. N. U,
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