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MA.NTLE, AUSTRALIA.
The Best Paying Business Is t
Oyeter Snell GatbereVe--A
Tfad's Roperlencq.
rfe cAme Aboard our steemer
Freeeentle, 4 big, looeer*intect lad
eighteen with face browned to t
nue of beth briSk. With eon tips a
mest blaekenett by long ex-posure
SeVetre heat, and with sna.esive, pow
erful hands obit% nom evideice.
baling done reel work In tbeir tin
wietee Mr. A. McKee:41e t
Lendon 13efore the ship
penat
etied far into tee Great etu
troliAn Anest of fellow pa
tougers Itnew les stOrea for be boas
ed ntur
hie advees with a Mete
beattinese which. twilled relie
tee )2eonotony- oe the Mug voyage -
°I'm not myself just now, I
toId us in the smoking room. aft
dinner. "Rye been down with fovo
and info not yet. got over wondering
at one ottR being alive. But I 'found
two peoilg lust before I got tbo
r
over, oue worth ,.,460 and the otber
th
wor. A25'0. ee I thought 1 was en-
titled to holiday. aod I left my
chum, at Broome to look After other
thew, end I'm going to Melbourne
to heee the time of illy lire. Broome
Yell know. awey up in Domeier
Laud, itud itds tho beadgeortera
*ha rioarling fleets.
"Hew did I find tte pearls? Well
IVA sny business: to laok for them.
or to come nearer the tootle it's the
tit'rnit of my butluess wben 1 COMO
at,l'Otin One. Inn on eye:ter-shell
getnerer, the best paelog bueinees on
earth.
'It tale* Omit eiget huntiree
notioae to equip you. hove known
Mail to get out with less by getting
elle Of the big !muses line Delgetty's
to help ttene bie, but really you
ought to hove
S worth .C3,000, but no one ean get A SMART ZIEPIIEW.
aMndit'ist°arirbaeid°bdtVenbecioeirtooragtellile g.°sIs 1 ertaill wealthY nta° 1)46 6et his
Ee tried to do buotriess with hi d nephew up in buelness three times
learned thee the beggor wAs fond of
chorPognese I madup to essential to soceess In the mercontite
r, e bine-
but the young inan lecke sot:tett-dog
friend I shoute t tot ton &MI f 11 d NrIth, open effertA e
sX1
4 bet'ame beSt t he came with the fourthre-
day or two got 11.04conditem: aemurred.
at next day and sell it to nitit for 41040: tedy?uhl'uel'sisanne"1./Itt raetedv-te aoelely c)yuoln--
tedieeited ebaenpntUbe*
aee, and af er
- qUOrte. for fleancial bacteog the uncle
in wincn lie agreed to bring the stem@
of But by next day he eisappeere •
lie It cost me tor. eelmenpaeue and ail Your life. It would be an Jule
to
0, goods, but our pearl huuter waved
be I him clown,
toll "Talk of something elte, Fever,
4_ for irate -me? Ale uow, the you've
e_ bit on our weak spot. It's inver-
t, that dOea "MetS)toepoSi our lives
sh THAN ANY'rtriera piiso‘
, '41 was teetotaller evten I Orst
weat to Broome. try dad's a squat-
ter, and 1 was pretty strictlY
io
tbe blelay came out on. top en that .1'11'cludss to too to Jeep sunlit/jog
dealt, you with money to carry on enter -
Some one utee a doubt about the 111Tetselt111;text11111draitOlpile:1110(1, b
deslyefrtrde..t
irability of dealing in etolen
good- neat As tLe result of Oat
lost 'sneer' Pitch in on your own
ee brought op. But uo remains
nr: teetotaller at Broome and soon
=OUT HUNDRED POUNDS
In bood iet the *tart. For that you
On buy your luggeo, etoelt her with
a yeer'g proviiions, pay your divet
hie Advance morey—a kind of 'retAin-
iug feen—bire your three nfalays from
the wilt ond set out.
"Some or the divers are Ifidays
aud some Japneese. but Oro um the
littio dap all tte time. Your diver,
of course, is your most nuportent
man, for you remain above and ex-
amine the shells while he is under
the rim Seetiring your bort-net. Yoe
Pay him a hundred and fifty pounds
zee advance MOW and twenty pounds
every ton of sbell he brings up. His
work io oxeceeingly daiegereua„, hence
the leme'y advance. At tbe best his
UN is Ebertand sometimes tho flrst
plunge ones him. He has to work
id meat deptho, and the weight of
water may kill him at any time. I
Low Ono mon whoso diver was done
for the first time he wont below:Th
boot and go it annie till you pay
there debts on% Wben yoe've doile
that give you a cheque for en
trey aitiornit to. Suet: an oxeoriencet
woeld de you more good thau all ttte-
matey 1 could give you new."
Three montito ieter the neprew
walked in with every claim re:eleted
in full, and tbe untie wao delighted
as he gave tbe promieed cheque.
etecid stand as much liquor as tha "That's SOlnething line it 11017, aud
hest at them. no 1)n:ember an tee 1 warrant you feel all the better for
boats that hate been ertioaa, dome the bard traieing. How did ya
remote there until Maven. -You, will. .nfletrowed moreee nneled'
.n
not see melt euetaieed drinking any- ew tbo gentlentoo
evbere in Australio as there tten. eyerYono that there is ti'e onebing of
Inink ? Drinn. iso't the word for it. ° greltt anoxic/ler nephew,
Men just /Mat on litror. Broome's
no Sunday-snchool ween thg ehen Ten ,o-
ilehere anew, Every tine has plea- iipulth
4
into Broome, for the bad season, and luouage. TOM. ?"
ter of mow and every one ittelsts on Y..
tOT
Shouting to every ono eke, Let
twenty men Meet in a bar, wed emit
mon most consume twenty tbinho be-
fore they parn You can't refuee to
drink with a roan without mortolly
eUeirling WM.
"And if 4 Alan'S had luck, notbiog
deorest liquor win do, 1
own three mos of Am -images
If DISEASES
The satisfaction of having tho
washing done early in the day,
and wdl done, belongs to every
user of $unlight Soap. Ir,B
vLO4TI140 ISLAND.
Passengers on what is called the
natiOnal rout o from Gruestrow to
Goldberg, on tbe German coaet, wit-
tteuSed straoge speetaele, 'winch re-
called a well-known. novel by &tees
Verne. A piece of teed of about 10,-
000 square yerde heSallI4 dete.elied
from. the coast, and began to sail
out to Sea, A curious feature
the spectacie was the position
nettle twenty large alder trees. Some
e rep. ming. while others were al-
most lying on the ground. "farce
end rabbits ron hither and thither.
WanoLevieosus....,to eseape ceetaet with the
PROVITABLIn TREES.
According to tbe Britiala on
Stettgaet, tbe annual reVOntle
(M. ROSS RTssyg neeRotp fan 4 he' the German Itenpire from
vsnicir pc:awes OZi.000,000 aereS Of tercet laud
IdIDNEY PILLS, timated at from $75.000.000
90,000.000. Wurtemberg posseeee
eere$ or forest, the pro -
And His Rheumatient eetd Brix'
Deported tinver to Return 0, of winch in 1900 yielded e2o
An`centnallY not 'dutch "lige Itoleee A Statement. the net cost of production
ger than thin Ami be looked „s h 00.000. leaving a profit o
00,000, or about $4 anocre.
around the Billeting reorn eta he Montreal. Quo., Den 14---(SPecl
taAtion be deduced font this
spoke. "You don't Always wait ter —The ilinese wid cure of Air. Georgeith„re id a dear
xtr.
corns:mews, Bre* the tope off Hie Robertson. of Antoino this wont of e3.60an
l acre. Ot the Cdfitrent clones of
bottles and pour (Iowa the nee. eity, is further and convincing Pr°°"trees the Scotch pino s tbe moet
"Tho Australian government was that Rheumatism anti Dropsy are -
SOS Yergel,
Canadian Order of Chosen Friends
„23e
20,917
22,574
3,82d 904.012.
1003 400,0001
SiteciAL INDUCEMENTS TO JOIN NOW.
Apply Recorder tit your OWn town. or
tRONTACHITH, W. F. 0AMPIIEL
Grand corder. IIaminton. Ont., or Grane Organizer. 0
• mg YEAS ' PROGREW
Ann. W..111.899 ombrot„.. V .044125.
WwW.
3.9 01. 28%3804
1000 .20a0a2GA
going to loterfere witl us ove th0 both the notate of Diseased Kid -
Week labor queatioe. Under SOM4 rieyff. Mr. Robertson had Dropsy and
sew law black/4i oro nOt allOWed to Rneumatlent for five years. He cured
laud in Australlo without all manner fos Telenet:el eseeg teceene eefeued
:teller. The Moldde and Juno:nese odoiigoetl. Syetalting or his ease Mr. Robe
talien on our laggere &QM the sigeate•iiertson says:
cold Rheum:aeon* for five near& II
wide ty cultivated or miy tree. the
pine and fir and the beech coming
next in extent of area covered.
01 restriction% We got ever th" PIM and both diecases departed for
abips Menet. and thoy never leave the, 41I hod been
tuggers until Hole time is up. Tee troubled with 'horsy
Australian Government connot afford
to meddle with tie too much, in it
did, wo would all simply tronsfer
ourselees to tbe Dutch dog an4
taiwnow
and it is ail owing to
Dodd% If:Riney Pills. Before 1 Meade
ed using them 1 could hardly Put
woro nem Java woad of Broome. my feet to the floor they WerO an`Ole
We aro net going to let any 'white' le° 6° Muleh from Dronsnn Aft' ;trans
Australia! nonsense spoil us." wed to °IVOR at timed 60 that
Tee lad walled away. An old sold- con14 not put MY coat on.
Jen sitting by. looked up. "Merida 144 friend adviseo me to eee Deed. s
a Wee, milicked young cub for youo* Inidney Pilla offering to pay for thent
Le said. "If 1 bad bad him in roy if theY tIIU MA help mo. Before I
mpany in Nate] at tte beginning had used the mond box 1 felt o
the war—well, we would bane greet improvement. I toot: seven
made a man of him, and clipped Ms
4 tongue a little."
dorter rani a blood veasel the
a
TINITARRYING LAWS 4et3B.OAD.
tend hael brava under PreSallre. n
owner lost his hundred and fifte
pounds, of course.
"There is some demi* from sbark
but not so much aa you would
Haute although sharks do abountl b
these waters. Teo divers tithe their
knives down with them, and their
drove seams to warn oft the sharks.
But X remember ono case whore the
el.:reins signelr, mooed and the Malays
puliett up the lice. They found the
dirazea elates ripped up and only
inlet of hint left. A. Owl: had mode
A. SUC0ESSFUL4 ATTACIC,
,,The three Malays control the lives
, and pump for your diver, and Co
genera work. Tbey aro ofteft a nixie -
alto, aod it is no use denying it.
SometielleS they are a. danger, too.
You are moped up, month after
Month, with the Asiatics, with Plena
ty oti board to make It worth their
' white to got rid of you.
"One continually hears cases of the
white owner falling overboard, or
desappearing no ono knows how. You
can very °ostler offend a Malay, and
he remembers it a. long time. The
moment comes sooner or litter \then.
his kris or a. slight push as you, are
standing on the edgeof the deck
finalty settles your debt. I rover
wont to sleep when aboard my bigger
without trst seeing that my revolver
was properly- charged and placing it
ready to • band for business. You
train yourself to sleep light on a
pearling lugger, and he would have
had to be a sharp Malay who got
at Inc withotit my having a shot 'first
"Once a. Malay did try to rush me
on, deck. We had some little cliSpete
and he tried to 'finish it with a knife.
I winged hira through the shoulder,
and would not have hesitated to
put a bullet through. his head if nee-
es?tury.''
'Are no inquiries made about such
deaths ?" ono listener asked. 'Might
there .not be SOMO bother with the
courts?"
"I would rimply swear that the
man attacked -me."
"But what if the other men . on
board swore differently 7"
.The pearl hunter looked up half
contemptuously. "You're evidently a
new Shunt," be said, "or you would
enow by this thne that no white
jury ever takes the word af . any
number of niggers againstethat of
a . ,
A WHITE MAN.
Sometimes it's rough on the blacks,
1 own.
"But to get back to business. If
you are fortunate you may Clear
z7oo a year out of your lugger, be-
sides any searls you find. Our regu-
lar business. is collecting the great
oyster shells of the north-west, and
theee are made into all manner of
fancy articles. Shells are worth
L220 a ton at I3oome, aid if you
send them home it is said you can
get from 60 to 2,2S0 a ton. But
I prefer tee .C220 on the..spot. One
big London firm of jewellers iii llond
' stsc•et has about a ecoee of boats al;
Broome, and altogether there are
about foUr hureli ed luggers there en-
gaged in tf-o busiuess.
"Finclieg pearls is all a inatter of
chance. I know a man ,who went
for 'L: 3 -ales without finell/2g one and
then Ilelbled on ,a stone worth O2 -
00u. 1 our diverS steal them pretty c
often it you do not keep yollr °Yes I)
tri '0 0, (31). Vliere IS 0 Aralay at v
1..rcr 1.0 to-das who has a stone y
s In Bronco tho Mit:tiding eresente
Go With, the Divoree.
"There are many =toes and inter.-
esting facts regardieg the marriage
and divoto laws ot foreign eenuttri-
ea," says a returned travelier.
"Breaches of prounso are averted
in Hungto7 bef an express deelara-
Hon of the Civil Marriage act (1893)
that the rotations created by a be-
trothal do not give the rigbt to
coennand the conclusion of a marri-
age, but if either party withdraws
from an engagement \vithout just
reasons be or sho is bound to grant
compensation to the extent of tli
outlay incurred. Divorce th
English sense does not exist, but th
courts can decree the personal separ-
ation of a married couple without
dissolving the bonds of matrimony.
"A curious law prevailing in
rrance provides that. before being
married, children of a Runny, al-
though over ago, shall seek. in re-
spectful and formal torins the advio
of their father and mother. It raakes
no -difference, however, whether the
consent of 'tenets is given, for the
couple can be married a month after
tinder any circumstances. This is
also the case ie the Netherlamis.
"A divorce further entitles the in
nocent party to recover all the pre-
sents he or she may have made.
"According to the Constitutiou of
the Netherlands, the civil marriage
must always precede the religious
ceremoey. The latter, indeed, is left
entirely to the conscience of the par-
ties concerned. There is also a law
providing that no man or woman
under 30 can marry without the con-
sent of parents. If the consent be
refused, the couple have to appear be-
fore a Judge, who advises them: as
lie thinks best.
enfany countries have now abolish-
ed all marriage fees. This is the
case in Norway, while in, the Neth-
erlands certain days M the week are
set apart when persous may be mar-
ried without payinent.'"'
boxes in all and 1 don't know wind
it is to be sick since."
The teacher of a country xebec'
aened his pupils one day if any of
them could tell him who Joan of Are
was. The quention was followed by
profound ailence. Some of the ;:upils
stared tbo teaeher, and some
turned nntl stared at one another,
as if seentufr the hdormation in tto
faces around them. lethally a boy
burst out with : "Oh. yea I Itnow—
she was Inoah's wife."
A sebool-teacher reeelvod tbe fol-
lowing note from the mother of one
of her pupils: "Dear Mis, You writ
me about whiping Sammy. I hereby
give you permission to beet him up
eny time it Is necessary to learn him
° looms. Ho is juste like his father—
° you bare to learn him with a elubb.
° Pound notes.° into Min. I waste
him to git it, and don't pay no
atension to wbat his father says.
11.1 handle bim."
THE FIRST BABY.
Whet joy there is in the home when.
the first baby comes, and yet to the
young and inexperienced mother who
has to care for it there is no- other
period -of her life so trying; In the
little ills that are ,certain to come
the inexperienced mother scarcely
knows what to do. To the young
mother—to all motherS—Ilaby's Own
Tablets are a real bleSsing. They
promptly Cure such troubles as con-
stipation, colic, sour stomach, diar-
rhoea, and simple fevers. They break
up colds, destroy werms, allay the
irritation accompanying the cutting
of teeth and prevent more serious
ills. These Tablets are sold under a
guarantee to contain no opiate, nor
any other of the harmful drugs al -
way e found in the. so-called "sooth-
ing' medicinefg. They are good for
all children from the new born babe
to the well grown eland. If you do
not .find the Tablets at your meth-
ine dealers send 25 cents to The
r. Williams Medicine do., Dr ock,
e, Ont., and a box will be mailed
ou post paid.
STA= Or Onto. COY Or TOLEDO.
Loves doxisev. . 4145
MANIC J. CILMNIOY makes oath
that be Is senior partner of the Ana of
P. J. CIIISNEY & doing business
In the City of Toledo, (Sontag and
State aforesaid. and that said Arta will
pay the aunt of ONE ntlelnitoo 1)01.0.
.1rAnS for each and every ease of Clike
TARIM that cannot be cured by the
ese of HALL'S CATABRIT
PRAXIS J. 011IeleallZ.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
nor presence, this Gth day of December.
A.D. 1St36.
A. W. orx,Asox.
Notarli Puha*,
t SEAT. :
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly ea the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
Send for testimonials, free. .
• P. J. °HONEY dr. CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Psanily Pills are the best.
He: "Yes, I need only talk with a.
lady fifteen minntes, and I know just
what he thinks Of me." She z "But
you must lad it very unpleasant.
Worms derang ethewhole system.
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator de-
ranges worms, and gives rest to thesuffer
er. It only costs 25 cents to try it and be
convince(1.
amber or ebony, and some are
choicely enamelled. Handsome glass-
es are made to order set in ivory or
mother-of-pearl, or in the costly
woods used for the best work. The
frames of glabses for ordinary pur-
poses are of oak, cherry, or walnut.
Piles ourool in 2 to 6 nights: -
One application gives relief, Dr, Agnew's
Ointment is a boen for Belting *Piles, or
Blind, Bleeding Piles. It relieves quickly
and permanently. In skin eruptions it steads
without a rival. Thousands of testirnollials
if you want evidence. 35 0e0ts.-23
tlinf COLLF.CTION OF rms.
t the Prison ot St. Pout. ot,
, England, there is a curious 'un-
ion or pens. They are the pens
ith which tho executioners lio.ve
teal the regulation receipts for
isones handed over to them
be guluotined. M eneh exeell-
tion a. Smelt pen is used for the pur-
pose, and the ink is left dry upon it.
olrbat does your wife say when
iyou come home late?" "Do you
!expect me to reel off a. thretovolun
'serial at a, moment's notice?"
. •I'egrall," said Ms. ",your.
lady friend mustn't stay so late
hereafter. Her upreatioes laugliter
won* me up at one onlock this
morning." "Yes, mum; I Was tell..
in' her about !tow you tried to make
a cake wan day."
.& Tonic for the DeWitt:own—Pa:melees
\reptant' Pale by tietine malty but thor
euehly on tbe seeretions of the bely area
tonie. etimulning the leegin,rs
moons to emelt:end station and reetoring'
them to full vigor. They ean be taken in
gradiutted Oases end sa 11.3mt that they cau
be discontinuedot any time without re-
turn of the albuenta wince they were used
to AMU:
and.*
The Bride "Fetes say you only
married me bemuse had motey.4.'
Groom: "Nonsense. h1y prituipal
reason for marrying you wa.s beet:toe
1 had none."
iMinard's Liniment Cures Ceids, etc,
.1.1.101••••
Mistress : "Mary, didn't 1 see you
talking to the polleerawa this morn-
ing ?" Mary : "No, ma'am; it was
Lim talking to me."
Tbe Public Amulet bear in mina that
Dr. Themes' Folectric Oil has nothing it
common with the impnre, deteriorating
class of sacalled medicinal oils. It is
eminently pure and really eilicacious—
relieving pain and lameness. stiffness of
he jeintS and muscles, and sores or hurts,
besides being an excellent specille for
rheumatism, coughs and bronchial com
plaints.
"HOW is your new house getting
On ?" "First-rate. We've got the
roof and the mortgage on. I think
we shall lave the litchen range and
the bailiffs in before the year is
out."
A Veteran's Stoley..--George Lewis,
of Shamokin, Pa'
. writes: "I am eighty
years Of age. 1 hare been troubled with
Catarrh for fifty years, and in my time have
used a great many catarrh cures, but never
had any velief until I used Da Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder. One box cored me
completely." 50 cents.—e5
;, TO IMITATE FATHER TIME.
Despite the prevalence of clocks and
watches, numbers of sand time -glass-
es are now sold. Theo, ,with a
three-ioloute gauge, area regular ac-
companiment of the egg-boilerS and
eggsetandS of rich bronze or copper
now popular for table use. Many
sand glasses are in favor for indicat-
ing the length of time the tea must
draw, or tha exact mimber of
utes the coffee must "stand." Many
housewives use a sand -glass when
preparing saoces for delicate :fish
dishes or making dainty omelets and
sweetS, apt to spoil in the breadth
oi a seemed's overcooklng or n,ader-
cookilig. The sand -glass is a pic-
turesque table equipment, performing
s duties miiselessly, and giving a
mantic, time-honored se ggeb 11 011
at chimes in appropriai ely. with
e simple antique ft-1mi sh gs 1101
111 7ogne. S an ,F "1331-10-ee toot.; now
find places in sit tingereoMs and bed-
rooms, and are installed on many
dcsksi d dreSsing-tabics i fashion-
able 11 ()1 ses. nine-gl asses, nloun 1011
in 0 Py decore tiyo p Onx 104n, arc
sold far 1 iii bus (10 3. Qualut
Oriental hour -glasses are mallet ed in
Photographer : "Don't assume such it
a fierce expreesion, Look pleasant."' ,
Murphy : "Not I.- 'M „„
y wife is going
to "end one of theke pictures to 1.•.e1
mother, and if 1 look Pleasant she'll th
come and 'stay with us.”
Far Over 5ixty Years
gag. WiNaLOtra 11o0:1111.1 trIrul? hag been imod
paillionft of mothera 'for thOft oh,ildt•en while cRethIng,.
Itaoahao the (Auld, $;of teal Mao atME, at),ays pato, ourel
wiotl 1001)1 31. 0313:/t0/11,1,01bt)W015, /r5
beet remedy ibr ant --1v Otota a tad*
Sold tc' atatto,inth tltrourchout tha WOW. Ika euro autt
unit, fo4 " Mita, WIII.Ovi'1.5002141311) Ett/t ?fr." ,23-Wai
1
A11i IN
ash Basins, Pans
Any nro*
MT ON
OtleS Mr. Oldboy mates 0,
h aezertieri 1 will uleetreme t
r." Presitleut 11 "Mr. doties,
aU you to order. Our bye -Iowa do
not allow you to go Met 1.41`.."
%TOWS "Thou I call Mr. Oldlmr a
liar as far as it is permitted be -the
bye-laws01 this aeso: lation,"
0413 ettipply You
TTi
KI)07C,%
1-4
'fa siaal 'PUN
tIUUVNII fq it191;
ameip/ vanulas JO Roan() sex. /
et1VII3 'Ilirametaae.
eettliVNIN
seg eagle 10 55O je plUfla SUAL
wilevrr 'a Ira %coignes
.tillivsive
dero pa eStr4 pug et to pene eeet.
^
Mot er :"You need not Noe guar
-
relied with that boy. I told you al-
WON'S to Al1,141.: bef,Wei speetinge"
Small Boy 1 "Ole 1(Al 1 I claret 4
ray 4 WOrd till I thunk up a, uhtle.d
Jot of nameto call him."
Corns cause irtolerable pain. Mato -
wars Corn Our removes the trouble,
Try it, and see what au MUQUIlt of pain is
saved.
The Boss : "So you want a iob do
you ? What ran you do ?"
cant : "Nothing in partieular—but,
then, work is not so much au object
as good wages."
To Starve is a Fallacy.—The
dictum to stop =Ong because yen 1.4V4,1;141.
iestioa bee long since been exploded. :Sr.
Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets introduced a new
era in the treatment of stomach troubles. It
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nod everything be relisbes, told one tablet taken
after the meal will aid the stomach in doing Its
work. Go in a box, es
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"Your hair is always so hand-
somely dressed, nth. You must de-
vote a good deal of attention to it."
"Yes, I must confess my Lead is my
chief weakness !"
itlinard's Liniment Cures Ili:tenor.
Captain (to squad of recruits) :
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by a captain; what you need is ,a
monkey to drill you. Lieutenant,
you take charge of them."
Why will you allow a cough to lacerate
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the timely use of Bickle'ri AntoConstimp-
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the taste, and unsurpassed for relieving
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throat and lunge, colds, coughs, bron
etc.. etc.
Mr. Oldbeau (about to go on a
journey): "Now, darling, I want
you to try not to worry. while I am
away en Me Young Wife (thought-
lessly) : "I'll try my very best eot
to, dear, but. you koiow. how 'foolish
we women sometimes are."
You can't cure a cough or cold
from the outside :You must
cure it through the blood,
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It gets right to the root of the
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Fan the Ownve7;:;o41.--Wirer, an the
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A. diseniere4 liver In arm came andapritue
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1101 hriege the \limb bady lute subject
don and tho victim feels eleit all overt
Parmelee's Vegetoble ars rellni
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Attie Boy; "How old are yoll ?"
.Antigre (conft : "Yon
hould not ask a lady how ted ate
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tarty." She "Yee and it wee the
last thing thy agired on."
KOMI IR
..mes;a it lent your etallitielatt to
wear those pretty birde' oings on
your hat ?" "It does a little, be-
come they are oot real *MeV. They
aro orey clever imitations."
Wash greasy dishes, pots or pans
with Lever's Dry Soap a powder. It
will remove the grease with tha
greateat ens*.
nuettontre "Why does 't that spirt -
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enem aey mote ?" Grozer ; "One of
my seopmen insulted her." Custom-
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was our oldest customer."
Heart :ase
Most SuddeAniimanedatDs.angerous of
Dr. Agnew's Heart Cure relieves in
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Stealthy as a thief in the night, heart
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It will relieve every case in 30 minutes
and will radically cure ninety-five per
cent. of those affected. It is a perfect
remedy for nerves and stomach. a
Dr. Agnew's Ointment cures all
skin eruptions, 35c.
Tito beat holtday gif tz aro tant:111 gills. .nama of
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