HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1913-2-13, Page 34,LITTI1 VICTIMS OF
ST. VITUS DANCE
it Is Most .Common.Anmong Chu-
dren of the School Age
If your child—whether boy or girl
.--is fidgetty, emotional and awk-
ward, you should watch it care-
fully as it . may develop Sts, Vitus
dance. Frequently c+haldren can-
not keep still, they move with
intra ge actions, their limbs jerk
and their features twitch nervous-
ly. Speech is confused and the
whole muscular system not under
control. These are among the
symptoms of St. Vitus>dance, a
trouble that afflicts growing girls
and boys, most frequentlyduring
the school age. Dr. illiams'
Pink Pills are such -a splendid
nerve tonic that they have cured
the worst Gases of St, Vitus dance.
They do this because the new, rich
blood they make feeds and streng-
thens the starved nerves, thus
throwing off the disease. Here is
an example. Mrs. L. L. Gifford,
Westover, Ont., says "For over
two years my little girl, Constance,
was a sufferer from St. Vitus dance.
She was frightened badly by a
dog,; which seemed to bring on the
trouble, and notwithstanding all we
did for her it. seemed to he grow-
ing worse. She grew sobad that
she could not feed herself and her
speech was so badly affected that
we could ..scarcely understand her.
The twitching and jerking of her
limbs was pitiable. At this ileac-
ture we began giving her Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, and to our great
joy they . have completely ,cured
her, and she is now as healthy a
child as you can find,"
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold
by all medicine dealers or sent by
mail at .50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50 from . The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Out.
LENGTH OF DAYS ON MARS.
Year Has Double Number of Days
Year on Earth Has..
The planet Mars, according to
Edmund Ferrier, wlho writes on the
subject in The North American Re-
view, is more, distant than the earth
from the siva-150,000,000 miles on
the average, instead of 100,000,000.
It is therefore a little colder ; the
more ,so as its central heat is less
because she diameter of the planet
is only 4,000 miles instefid of 8,000.
'Martian deYs have almost the
same duration as ours, but theaxis
of the planet being more inclined
on the plane of the orbit by about
four degrees, the polar regions,
where the sun r'emain's, more than
one day on or below the horizon,.
are more extended, as is also torrid
zone.
The inequality of days and nights
at the'same. latitude is greeter on
Mars than on the earth; at the lat-•
titude of 45 degrees our'shortest,day
is eight hours and forty-three min-
utes and the longest fifteen hours
and thirty-eight minutes; these are
on. Mars, respectively, seven hours
and fifty-six minutes and seventeen
hours and fifty eight minutes long.
The duration of the year on Mars
is almost double, being 668% days
instead of 3651 days, as on this
planet. The orbit of Mars is an
elongated ellipse instead of being
almost a circle like the earth's.
Therefore there is more difference
between the seasons both in respect
of duration and sof temperature
and thenorthern hemisphere fev-
ered by a king summer,' is warmer,
than the southern hemisphere.
A MOTHER'S PRAISE OF
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Mrs. Pierre Lambert, Paquette
ville, Que., says "I read in the
papers of what.. Baby's Own Tab-
lets were doing fox- other children,
so decided to try them for my
baby, who was suffering from con-
stipation ' and stomach trouble.
They worked ' like a charm and
now I always keep them iai the
house and recommend them to all
my friends." Eaby's Own Tablets
cure constipation and indigestion ;
they expel worms, break up colds
and allay simple fever and make
teething easy. They are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 2a
cents a box from The Dr. Williams';
Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont.
Stating the Case.
"Do I look like afool?"
"Well, I wouldn't say that. But
I will say that you look like a man
thinks he looks when the wind has
blown his hat off and a crowd has
gathered to watch him chaseit
down the street."
Dr. 14orse`a --
Indian ftoot Pills
exactly meet the need which .opften
arises in every familyfor a tnedkille
to opera up and reguate the bowels.
Not only are they effective .sill
ascii of Constipation, but they .
• ti in breakin a Cid
Y g tip or
e b cleaning��ll
�>?• p , y„...out >she system
and purifying the blood. , 11106 same
waythey relieve or cure Biliousness,Indigestion, Sick Headaches, Rheuna
atiein and other common ailments.
In the fullest sense of the words I)r.
Morse's Indian. Root Pills are 47
J IldusehOld Res'idn4da+.'
SIR (UIRALD LiOWTH R
Sir Gerald Lowthere the Britie
,Ambassador at Constantinople
has been undergoing a very anxiou
time during th
past eesely
months. He is on
of Britain's mos
experienced diplo
mats, and ha
served at Wash
ington, St. Pet
. !,,�d'�,,//,�"r,,°.� ><',� • ersburg, Madrid
Paris, Tangier
and other parts o
the world,
He possesses
per feet Ambassa
dorial manner
and this is well ii
lustrated by an
incident which cc
curred at a (Hanel
party held.at the British Legation
in Tangier. It was a few days' af-
ter the capture of Kaid Maclean
by that notorious individual Rai-
suli. One of the Ambassador's
guests, a fascinating' French lady,
anxious . to know what England
would do, called across to him
during the repast, "What are you
waiting for, Sir Gerald?"
"A lamb cutlet, madame," was
the ready response.
Sir Gerald married in 1905 Miss
Alice Blight, of . Philadelphia, the
granddaughter of Richard Green-
ough, the famous sculptor. • Her
charming personality, and her abil-
ity as a hostess, have been of the
greatest assistance to her husband
in his diplomatic career. . .
Pointed Paragraphs.
There are some graft germs in al-
most any man's makeup.
One who has nothing to lose is
'generally willing to take chances.
The girl who dreams, of eloping
allows her imagination to run away
with her.
However, the chap who rocks the
boat in the sea of matrimony is apt
to land in the divorce court.
A. DIFFERENCE.
It Paid This Man to Change Food.
Sir Gerald
Lowther.
"What .is ' called 'good living'
eventually brought me to a con-
dition quite the reverse. of good
health," writes an Eastern rner-
chant.
"Improper eating told on me till
my stomach became • so weak that
food nauseated me, even the light-
est and simplest lunch, and I was
much depressed after a night of
uneasy slumber, unfitting me for
business.
"This condition was discourag-
ing, as I could find no way to im-
prove it. Then I saw the adver-
tisement of Grape -Nuts food, and
decided to try it and became de-
lighted with the result.
"For the past three years I have
used Grape -Nuts and nothing else
for my breakfast asd for lunch 'be-
fore retiring. It speedily set my
stomach right and I congratulate
myself that I have regained my
health. There is no greater com-
fort for a tired man than a lunch
of Grape -Nuts. It 'insures restful
sleep, and an awakening in the
morning with a. feeling of buoyant
courage and hopefulness:
"Grape -Nuts has been a. boon to
my whole family. It has made of
our 2 -year-old boy, who used to be
unable to digest much of anything,
a robust, healthy, little rascal
weighing •• 32 pounds. Mankind
certainly owes adebt. of gratitude
to the expert who invented this
perfect food." Name given by
Canadian Postum Co, Windsor,
Ont. "There's a reason."
'Ever read the above letter? A new one
appears from time to time. They are
genuine, true, and full of human interest.
AIRQUAKES AND CAUSE.
'Violent Explosions of Meteorites
Louder Than Thunder.
, The suggestion that there are air -
'quakes, due to explosions of me-
teorites and quite independent of
earthquakes and volcanoes, comes
from no; less an authority than W.
F. Denning, the British aatrone-
mer.
That such explosions are some-
times audible is well known. W. M.
Foote has. just recorded that a, large
meteorite, falling near Holbrook,
Ariz., at 6.30 p.m., on July 19, 1912,
broke up with a loud noise that
lasted half a minute or more, and
scattered over a . stretch of three
miles of sandy desert, more thin
14,090 of the fragments—of 'a total
weight of nearly 500 pounds—hav-
ing been picked up and preserved.
The exploding bodies., of course,
Are not always seen. A violent air
shock on the morning of November
19 caused the shaking of windows
and • other effects in thvicinity of
Sanninghill, England, but could not
be connected with any earthquake,
and this has led to the conclusion
that it was due to the explosion of
a fireball high in the air.
The view is confirmed by the fact
that astronomer's recognize a few
neer the middle of November as a
period of detehatiing . fireba,ll.s.
Other similar instances have been
noted in 18'71'-4on November 20 rind
23 --were estimated to have created.
air disturbances more than a hun-
dred times as violent'as a loud peal.
of thunder,
The average married Min knows
what:lit is to be cross-ewateined
SHE USED ONLY
THE NATURAL CURE
IIOW NOVA SCOTIA WOMAN
'AAs RELIEVED OF ICElt
ItEAUT DISEASE.
Made her 'Kidneys rightwith
Dodd's Kidney icille and all her
troubles vanished speedily and
completely.
Eel Creek, Cumberland Co.,m
N
S., Februar�yy 10.—Suffering fro
Female, Kidney and Heart Trou-
ble, so run down, nervous and de-
pressed that all the brightness had
gone out of her life, and never ex-
pecting to be a healthy woman
again,' Mrs. J. W. Leadbetter of
this place tried " Dodd's Kidney
Pills, and is once more in the beet
of health. Her simple statement
is the best evidence that no ease of
Kidney Disease: is so bad that
Dodd's Kidney Pills will not cure
it,
"I was treated by five doctors,"
Mrs. Leadbetter states. "Four of
them did me no good. The fifth.
operated on' me and that gave me
relief for a time. I had. Female,
Kidney and Heart trouble. I was
so nervous and run down that my
friends did not think I would. ever,
get better.
"An advertisement led ins to use
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and I have
found in them a cure for all my
troubles. I cannot praise Dodd's
Kidney Pills too highly."
Female Trouble and Heart Dis-
ease are caused by Kidney Disease.
The natural way to cure thein is
cure the Kidneys by using Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Not Such a Much.
"My wife writes me frond Lon-
don that our daughter was p esent-
ed at court over there." said Mr.
Bragg. "This is a great honor and
it cost me nearly a thousand dol-
"I was presented at court in this
country . some years ago," replied
Mr. Stagg. "It cost me five dol-
lars and costs, and I don't see
where it is such a great honor."
HER HEARING RESTORED '
Astonishing Deliverance of Woman
Thought to be Hopelessly Deaf.
New York Special.—Fully con-
vinced that her hearing has been
permanently restored after years
of torture with head noises and•al-
most total deafness, Mrs. B. A.
Barry of 555 W. 170th street, N.Y.
City, has now beenpersuaded to
tell the story of her wonderful de-
liverance.
After having spent hundreds of
dollars on mechalznical devices, me-
dicines and doctors' fees, she de-
cided that this latest discovery,
however simple and inexpensive,
should be the last she would try
before resigning herself to the
hopelessness of permanent and
total deafness. Those interested
in Mrs. Barry's case and the hope
it holds out for them, may write to
her in confidence for full details,
which she offers to send gratuit-
ously.
Harsh.
"Pride goes before a fall."
"I never use that phrase myself."
"Why not?"
"It sounds too much like kicking
a man when he's'down."
r Murine Eyea
When Ty n Remedy
No smarting—Feels Fine—Acts Quickly,
Try i t for; Bed, Weak, Watery Byes and
® U I Granulated Eyelids. Illustrated hook
Eyesin each Package, MiniISE is eomn-
pounded byourO uAste-nota"Patent
ediolne"butcoed IneuccesefulPl, el -
Nees!Ne e ! Clans' Practice to many yearn Not►
dedicated to the Public and acid by
eurug ietaatStc-OOeperbottle.. Burma
Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 9iic-OOo.
■.........=s.. ,Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
Co-operative Mexican Baking.
In nearly every Mexican village
may be, found a. rounded structure
of dried mud resembling an old-
fashioned bee -hive with a. small
opening near the ground, It is the
oven which is utilized by the village
for general culinary purposes.
Early in the day the oven is thor-
oughly heated by building a fire in
it, and after the coals are brushed
down all the pots and pans con-
taining *the food to be cooked are
placed inside and the ovens is closed
up. No further -attention is paid to ,
it until dinner time.
Many a man foolshimself when
he thinks that he is fooling his
wife.
ED. 7.
No More Bronchitis I mrairM SON BIRD'
Throat Distress, Cured Tomtit and Skylark Being Intro,
Life -Long Sufferer Tells of quick
Relief Prom, "Catarrhozone."
Every breath carries healing balsams to
the sick sore places in ' the
nose and throat.
Montreal Ude time gives splendid praise
for the modern way of curing Golds, oa-
tarrh and. bronchitis.
Instead of taking sickening drugs into
the stomach, or using an old-fashioned
spray, the sensible man now -a -dare
breathes the soothing vapor of Catarrh -
ozone and gets well right away. This
is exactly what Mr, Joseph Daoust did,
and writing from his aloe at 57 St. Paul
St., he says;—
"I` suffered for years from 'the worst
form of ,chronic bronchial throat and
nasal catarrh. I tried all kinds of syrups,
ointments, tablets and wasil'es,but they
proved ineffective. In fact I could get no
relief, I road in the Montreal Witness
of Catarrhozone and bought an outfit. In
a few. hours I got relief. The air pas-
sages of my nose were cleared out, and
I was able to breathe freely. My throat
was strengthened—my voice improved—
and no longer gagged and coughed. The
effect of Catarrhozone was wonderful.
Now I am well—no bronchitis—no throat
distress. I urge everyone with a weak
throat, with a cough, a cold or a'touch
of catarrh to use Catarrhozone ' freely."
Prominent men in all walks of life use
and endorse Catarrhozone which is a
scientific preparation for 'throat troubles
and, Catarrh. It is not a "cure-all." The
dollar outfit contains an indestructible,
hard rubber inhaler and medication for
two months' treatment. All dealers or
post paid from the Catarrhozone Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, • Canada.
MUST SCHOOL DESK GO?
Children Sit Down Too Much, Ore-
gon Teacher Claims.
The familiar school desk, as we
know it, is soon to become a curi-
osity. Progress in education has
doomed it. The school desk must
go, because it is an enemy to health
and directly responsible for many
of the ills of sehool children. In
twenty years it will he obsolete in
the schools, Prof. E. 0. Sisson said
.a4 the annual Teachers' Institute in
Oregon, recently.
Professor Sisson told the teachers
that it is wrong in principle, in the
first place, because it compels chil-
dren 'to ei't cramped and still when
they should be free to move about
in the schoolroom in a natural way.
He compared the desk to a. relic of
barbarism.
"The cast-iron, rigid, regimental
seat of to -day will be thrown out,"
he said. "In its place we will have
benebes and tables and chairs, and
the children will not be pinned
down to a seat, but will move about
as they study and recite and work.
"School children sit down alto-
gether too much. Adults do, too.
I am firmly convinced that it is all
wrong to beep children seated as we
do. They ought to have to stand up
and to walk. The old Romans used
to make the children stand up and
study. We do just the opposite.
"Doctors will tell you that the sit-
ting posture, too much used, is sure
to result in organic disease,partio-
ularly of the circulation.
ep
It Ought.
"He's a man of few words."
"That ought to make him popu'
lar."
FOOLISH TO KEEP CORNS
Putnam's. Extraotor Iilemoves'Em
No way to extract a corn like painting
on Putnam's 'Corn Extractor; it's the
surest Corn Doctor ever
known. Eases up that aw-
ful pinch over night,
brings out the' hard ker-
nel of the corn and leaves
the toe smooth as. silk.
• Millions of people.have
proved. Putnam's Corn
/a Extractor a genuine sue-
, seas; 'it' will remove your
corns, warts and callouses,
Sold in 25c, bottles and recommended by
druggists.
Antiphonal.
"What is that racket?"
"They are singing the baby to
sIeep and the baby is singing them
awake."
Only One, "BROMO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE,
Look for the signature of E, W. GROVE,
Cures a Cold in One Day, Cures Grip 'n
Two Days. 25c.
Most of us would rather accept,
another man's cigars than his ad-
vice.
Minard'. Liniment Cures Distemper.
"re it expensive to send a boy
to college?' "No," replied the
father, who had just received an-
otherr request for funds, "but
find it's expensive to. keep . hind
there,''
SSUE .3• I Minar'd's Liniment Cures Colds, rte.
duped Into British Columbia.
"Leave nature alone or there
may be trouble." This is the opin-
ion of a writer,_. ronlmenting on the
introduction into British Columbia
of British song birds,
It was with the best of intentions
that the sparrow WAS introduced
into America, in the hope that,it
would assist in keeping down the
insect pests so harmful th agricul-
ture, but as soon as the bird found
that a diet of corn was better worth
having, it abandoned its former
good habits and quickly proved
once again, the truth of the old
adage that the cure is often worse
than the disease
Among the birds being sent out
from England are the skylark and
the tit, both very attractive and de-
sirable birds from many points of
view, but not altogether blameless
in their habits. The larkis an in-
veterahe destroyer of the clover
"leys" in winter. In an agricul-
ture suction.of British Columbia it
is' conceivable that the;experience
of the British farmer would be re-
peated, and if the birds increased.
there, as they probably would at a
greater 'rate than in Britain, their
might prove to be
nothing short of disastrous.
Far more serious might be the
establishment of the tit family in a
district where fruit is grown. The
tit is an inveterate dearoyer of fruit
buds, and is not even satisfied, to
step at that. In England the great
and blue tits make sad havoc in the
orchards when the pears and apples
begin to ripen, it being their tire-
some habit to peck small holes near
the stalk of the fruit, so that de-
cay immediately sets in and the
fruit is useless for marketing. The
amount of damage that a single
family of tits cam cause and they
invariably forage in companies—is
extraordinary, for the birds are not
content to finish the fruit they have
begun, but spend their whole time
in "sampling," so that in a very
short time half an orchard may be
ruined.
et
WHAT FOLLOWED A CUT.
A Magistrate's Wonderful, Experi-
ence With Zam-Buk.
Mr. J. E. Arsenault, a Justice of
the Peace, and station master at
Wellington, on the Prince Edward
Island Ry., has had a wonderful
proof of the healing power of Zam-
Buk. He says :
"Four years ago I had an acci-
dent. I slipped' in the station and
fell on a freight „ruck, sustaining
a bad cut on the front of my leg. I
thought this .would heal, but in-
stead of doing so et developed into
a bad ulcer and later into a form
of eczema which spread very rap-
idly and also started on the other
leg. Both legs became so swollen
and sore that I could only go about
my work by having them bandaged.
My doctor said I must stop work
and lay up.
"After six months of this trou-
ble I consulted another doctor, but
with no better result. I tried all
the salves, liniments and lotions I
heard of, but instead of getting
better I got worse,.
"This was my ,;ondition when I
got my first Ilex of Zam-Buk.
Greatly to my delight that first box
gave me relief. I continued to ap-
ply it to the sores,and day by day
they got better. I could see that at
last I had got hold of something
which would cure me, and . in the
end it did.
It is now over a year since Zam-
Buk worked a cure in my ease, and
there has been no return of the ec-
zema or any trace of it."
All druggists and stores sell at
50c. box or post free from Zam=Buk
Co., Toronto, upon receipt of price.
►1•
Falls in Love With It.
"Do you believe in love at . first
sight ?"
"Yes, indeed. That's how my
wife always picks out the most ex-
pensive stuff the clerks show her."
lib:lard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Some time ago I had a bad attack Of
Quinsy, which laid me up for two weeks
and coat a lot of money.
Finding the lump again forming in
my throat, I bathed ' freely with MIN.
AIM'S LINIMENT, and saturating a cloth
with the liniment left it on all night.
Next morning the swelling was gone
and I attributed the warding off of an
attack of Quinsy to the free use of MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT.
G. P. WORDEN.
St. John.
Roumanian Grim Crown.
Roumania's royal crown is per-
haps the grimmest in the world, It
was made, by command of King
Charles, from the steel of a Turkish
gun captured at Plevna. Ott May
10, 1881, after this and the simple
golden crown, without jewels or
ornaments, made for the queen.,
had been consecrated, (King Charles
took his crown into his hands with
the words ; "I assilnae with pride
this crown, 'wrought from a cannon
sprinkled with the blood of our her-
oes and eoneecralted by the church.;.
I accept it as a symbol cif the lride-
pendentc•e and power of Rottman , '
The were 1t.mala 1010 WE the easiri'
it is to keep .his •face shut.
SUFFERED 2 MONTHS
WITH HEMORRHOIDS
Bean with Itching Sensaticna• Kept
Awake at Night. Causal Great
Pain, Thought Operaticn Only
Cure. Cuticura Soap and Dint-
went Entirely Cured in 6 Weeks0
54 Strange St., Toronto, Ontario, -•-"X tnl
tared for twe months with the piles. The/
first began with a sudden itching sensation
which used to keep me
awake at night. I tried di&
forent kinds of ointment tap.
stop the itching which die
not prove valuable in tree
least and to my surprise
after a fow weeks they be.
1 gam to bleed. I did. not
I know what to do as they
caused me great pain. I began to think
that an operation was the only euro for
them, T heard of Cuticura Soap and °int.
went and decided to try them. I sent for
a sample and after using them a few times
I found out to my great relief they gave
me loss pain and later on the bleeding began
to cease. I got some more and continued
with the *Outiciva Ointment and Soap. I
began to get better sleep at bight and aftef
six weeks' careful treatment I find that I
am entirely cured." (Signed) A. Bennetts
Mar. 25, 1912,
if you wish a skin clear of pimples, blade,
heads and .other annoying eruptions, hands
soft and white, hair live and glossy, and
scalp p free from dandruff and itching, begin
to -day the regular use of Cuticura Soap for
the toilet, bath and shampoo, assisted by
en occasional light application of Cuticura
Ointment, Soldthroughout the world. Lib.
eral sample of each mailed free, with 52-p.
Skin Book. Address post card Potter Drug
& Chem. Corp„ Dept. 41D. Boston, U. S. d.
FARMS FOR SALE..
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto,
!I COD STOOK FARM OF 500 ACRES ,
Vf with Three Houses; large Bank Barn.
Must be sold quick. Price is very low.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE FARMS IN
Manitoba, Alberta and, Saskatchewan
that can be bought. Worth the money for
Quick sale.
IHAVE OVER ONE -HUNDRED GSM
farms in different sections of Ontario
on my list. If you want a farm consult
me.
14. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, MIDDLESEX
County; soil clay loam; frame.
house; frame barn; close to railway 'sta-
tion. , Apply to erman Wilson, Cold-
stream, Ont., or Western Real Estate Ex-
change, London, Ont.
STAMPS AND COINS.
TAMP COLLECTORS—HUNDRED DIF.
IJ
ferent Foreign Stamps, Catalogue.
Album, only Seven Cents. Marks Stamp
Company. Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
leer V ANTED — LIVE WILD ANIMALS,
V
V V all kinds. Pearson, Poultryman,.
Guelph, Ont:
ARGAIN — REGULAR' 25c, SHEET
B
Musk at wholesale. Sample•copy 5o.
Specialties Agency, Box 1836, Winnipeg.
OTS AND GIRLS—SEND TEN CENTS
for twenty-five pretty post cards.
Beerworth, Stanstead, Que.
CANCER. TUMORS, LUMPS, ETC..
internal and external, cured with,
out pain by our home treatment. Write
us before too late. Dr. Bellman Medical
Co., Limited, Collingwood, Ont.
GALL STONES, KIDNEY AND BLAD-
der Stones, Kidney trouble, Gravel.
Lumbago and kindred ailments positively
cured with the new German Remedy.
"Sanol." price $1.50. Another new remedy
for 'Diabetes -Mellitus, and sure sure. is
"Sanol's Anti -Diabetes." Price $2.00 from
druggists or direct. The Sanol Manufac-
turing Company of Canada, Limited.
Winnipeg. Man:
CHENILLE CURTAINS
and all kinds of house hangiags. alio
iLACE CURTAINS DYED IKE Arno GLEAN.ES
LNEW
Write to us about yours, Gold Medalist.
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO., Box233,Mentreal
No Difference.
If we could have our lives to live
over again,. we might avoid the
mistakes we made before ; but we
should make as many other ones.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
No indeed.
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Newlywed (sighing)-"Well--er—
it's no political job !"
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He—"If I should kiss you •what
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"Economy, my ion, is going
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case some day you should want
something which you probably
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'X had been suffering some time with
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