Exeter Times, 1905-12-07, Page 3•
YOUNG
FOLKS
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'1'111'% QUAitltl•:LSOa1E MONKEYS.
It was Tommy's sixth birthday,
and he wall having a birthday picnic
in the park, aith half a dozen of his
little friends. A picnic in the beaus i •
ful perk was always a delight; aunt
to -day there were favors, u birthday
cake and other things belonging to
parties, besides.
1V•henover the children tired of
games, they went to watch the ani
Mats a while. 'I'i,ere was a Heat's
(leu built of great stones, with a
pole in the middle for the bears to
climb; and there were wolves, foxes,
wild -cats and a great many other
animals, besides the owls and herons,
the cranes, and storks. The dee •,
buffalo and ()strict4,s hail little parka of years ago" says Miss Chaput, "1i with a member of tho Irish House of
of their own, fenced in with iron Was an almost continuous suffers'• I Corrunons named D'i•:sterre and kill -
netting; and the prairie dogs were and became so weak I could hardly his opponent.
happy in their queer rowel tempt go about. I suffered from freequent ( Ano+,her fatal duel Ras that in
burrowing out of sight in the soft and prolonged spells of dizziness, I Which Lord Cainelfard, enc of the
earth, or sitting %3 gravely on their had frightful headaches, and u1V!mest confirmed duelists of his day
hind legs to stare back at the child- stomach was completely out of order. nail a ratan who had the death of
ren. The least exertion would leave mac
more than one fellow creature on his
lint the place of all others whish worn out and breathless, and I did hands, was killed by Mr. Best. )loth
the children enjoyed most was ,t not appear to have a drop of good { weer, excellent shots, and one of the
largo pavilion on which the parrots blood in my body. I consultee! a twm pistols used was supposed to
he
and monkeys lived. here at one side doctor, who told mme the trouble was
general debility, but his treatment. be slightly more perfect than the
Were parrots of all kinds and) sizes, other. A piece of money was tossed
with beautiful, brilliant plumage did not help me a partici 'To curl' up to decide the choicer. Rest won,
and loud, harsh voices. In the centre to the trouble mynerves gave N'rv,
of the room was a circular tank islmand I often pltssed sleepless nights. , and in the results Lord Cnmelford
which were a great any fishes, At this stage a friend advisee me (tell mortally wounded.
Whose hacks the children could touch,to try ])r. Williams' Pink fills, and
The last duel fought in Ireland Was
as they serol swimming by. The fish -I got a few boxes. The first hene'it', hetweeu a Mayor of Sligo and a
I noticed from the use of the pills li ember of the legal profession. but
es Wero not at all afraid.
And last of all -monkeys! They al- was an improved appetite, and Hie honors were declared easy, for no -
way's kept those to the last did tat seemed to bring couch relief. I con-
ways
takingtheuntilhad
illsI
children; for they were the most
P
usedrC six boxes,�.
whenI was fully. c
tunny of all. Was ever anything
more comical than It cage of monkeys
swinging from perch to perch, play-
ing tricks, climbing up the sides of
their cage, chattering, scolding, eat-
ing and looking around anxiously
with their wrinkled faces, like very
active little ()Id men!
Tummy had just slipped a peanut
Into the outstretched hand of one of
the monkeys, when a larger one
��swung himself head downward by his
tail. snatched the peanut, and scam-
pered up the side of the cage. Tho
smaller monkey raced after hive
scolding angrily; and a fierce quarrel
began. In the excitement, the pen -
nut was dropped, and a third mon-
key, hunting through the sawdust for
something good to cat, found and
ate it. smacking his lips with graft
enjoyment
The quarreling grew louder and
louder. Tommy tried to stop it by
offering a whole handful of peanuts;
but the monkeys were too angry to
notice hint. So he dropped the pea-
nuts on the floor of the cage mu!
turned away. And when they looked
back from the door of the pavilion,
the children saw the two monkeys
still quarreling on the high shelf.
and the third calmly eating the nuts,
tur•oieg his head from side to side
with quick, comical glances.
"Weren't they silly to quarrel over +
n little thing like that?" said Tom-
my. ESCAPED ARREST IN COFFIN.
"Of course, though, it was
Olean in the big one to snatch the
peanut away."
"But it the little one had kept his
temper, he'd have been lots better
off," said Doris "Ile needn't have
BLOODLESS GIRLS. I ENGLISHMEN IN DUELS. i
Find New Health Through the Use Famous Men Who Fought With
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Swords or Pistols.
When you see a young girl pale The Earl of Kinsberley's much dis-
aud ailing and wasting away, u.i :cussed challenge to Col. Sapwell is a
know that budding womanhood' is. remainder 1 hat though the clays of
making new dorm -Inds upon ht'r blood duelling are considered to have pa,:s-
ed in England the fighting spirit
after which she health,
teres. Monti, will still break out on occasfoua,
after month •her health, her strength,:
the London Express.
her very life, is being drained away. Not so very lung ago Mr. Winston
Ne food and no care can do any1
good. Common medicine cannot nave•Churchi'll was challenged to an eit-
her from broken health and a hope' -'counter a I'uutrance by an irate
less decline. New blood is the one constituent at Oldham. One he:ti-
thing that can make her a health✓, tates to think what would have holt--
cheerful, rosy -checked girl. And Dr. pened had Mr. Churchill had lei<ure
Williams' fink 1“:is actually make enough to resume his martial role.
new blood with every dose. That is I Lord Beaconsfield once challenged
the whole secret of how they' have ! O'Conin II to a duel, but the famous
saved thousands of polo, ane&mtic statesman found himself bound over
girls from an early grave. Miss to keep the peace In a police court
Alice Chaput, nge.l 17 years, living instead of departing across the
at 475 St. Timothy() street, Mon- Channel to blow out the brains of
treat, gives strong proof of Dr. Wil-, his political opponent.
liauis' Pink fills to cure. "A couple o'Coiinell himself fought a duel
stored to health, and I have not had
a day's illness since. I cannot praise tion sounded Fe terrible in the eara
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills enough for of the eminent statesman that he
the great good they have .done 111e." sent his seconds tc Mr. '1'teney.
A pale anaemic person needs only The two met at S o'clock one Sun -
ono thing -new blood. Dr. Williams' day morning at Putney Heath, not
Pink Pills do one thing only -tine far from the Kingston road, fired
make new blood. That is all the ' two shots at each other and then
do, but they (10 it well. They don't'returned home quite well for break -
act on the bowels. They don't both- fast.
er with mere symptoms. They won't j Chnrles .Tames Fox, Pitt's brilli-
cure any disease that isn't caused or -t ant rival, n to make
iginally from bad blood. But 3311 n some scat observe took occasion
s on the
Dr. Williams' !'ink fills replace bad powder sud bh\teOtlke
blood with good blood they so t):.) and })romptlyppliereceyiV'(tIe a chalarlenge
straight at the root and cause of all from \ir. Adam,. 1.'o•: accepted, the
common diseases
aches, backaches, ieney trouble, nose was wounded. "Adams.': he is
liver complaint, biliousness, indige•s-, reported to have said on that la -
tion, anaemia neuralgia, sciatica,
locomotor ataxia and the special se.- llien table occasion, "1 do believe
you'd have killed me if you hadn't
thing happened.
with "ob-
structing
t
•lr'cllit
'Tierney charged Mr. r. r v
• coun-
try,"
•.ins t
he defences
of the o
struct
6
try," and that oratorical observe -
like headaches, sic!e- duel was fought, and the slates -
k'
cret troubles that every woman
knows but that none of then like to
talk about., even to • their doctors.
But you rnust have the genuine pi'ls
or you can't be cured, and the gen-
uine always have the full nu►ne, "Dr
Williams' Pink fills for Pale Pe.)- First English Periodical Firm to
plc," oil the Wrapper around the bog.
in Canada.
Sold by all tnedicine dealers or sent The latest, and according to all
direct by mail at 50 cents n box or accounts, the best of any publica-
tion that Sir Alfred llarnlsw'orth
has ever had anything to do with,
has leen selected as the first publi-
cation of that famous publishing
house to be printed and published
in Canada. At the same moment
that the announcement is made in
England that the 1Inrnlswort11 peri-
odicals are paying 40 per cent. di -
A strange ar1(1 somewhat gruesome eidetic! this year, is nla(10 public the
used Oovernmeut powder."
+
•`HAPMS'WGI TH SELE.EgLICATO't,"
six boxes for $2.50 by writing the
Dr. Williams' Mcili(•ieo Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
Strange and Gruesome Device Re-
sorted to by Swindler.
been impolite, even if the big one device, by which a man nalu.`ei fact th;,ta number of the Hurrns-
was " Baker, charged the other day with worth men line.* conunenced publish-
"! guess mamma's right," laughed' fraud, succeeded in once evading ar- ing from the .lanes Building in To-
Itniph, as they stopped again tc rest, and a second time in dodging ronto. Mr. Murray is in charge of
watch the gentle prairie dogs. "she a summon)), was described at the operations and he describes the
says it never pays; to quarrel. Oh, !Vest Ilam Police Court, London 1Jarnislvorth Self -Educator as being
slid you see that little fellow go Lnglan(1. really the most remarkable publi(•a-
dowvn out of sight in that hole!"-- On one occasion, when "wititc•'1."
Canadian Churchman. Baker wets understood to be at an
undertaker's shop at Manor !'ark.
and the officers of the court Went
there to apprehend hime But he
could not he found, though the plea(
was thoroughly searched.
On trestles in the shop was a cot•
fin, in which the police were inform-
ed there lay a body. In the presenia
of the talkers the coffin wits screwed
up end taken away to, as Nes inti-
mated, a public Mortuary.
A (lay or so later it tens discoVor-
ed thatthe: supposed dead moot in
thts coffin was to other Chau Mr
Raker, whose friends had collaborat-
ed aith hint in this way of evading
u rrest .
On the second occasion a judgment
summons was to be served. This
time It woman rtt the house said that.
Mr. linker was very ill and could not
bo seen.
When the officers nest. celled
blinds were all down, and they were
told that the defendant bud died that
morning. 'I'Iu•n 0311110 a coffin, and
the "body" was again removed.
After each of these adventures lir.
Baker started business in another
half hour more, and the clock 800)11 part Of London.
10 move more slowly than usual. fir has now been sent for
How 1 hate this everlasting prac- the charge of fraud.
tieing! I wish there were nu such ♦'-'
things as pianos in the world!" MISERABLE NI(;IITs.
"Why, Ellen." said tmanunn. wit)
hail just entered the roots. "A yeer
nen you Were coaxing papa to buy
soli n piano. Are you growing tired
of it no soon?"
The little girls face flushed. "I
did not know it sans such hard work,
mamma; and I can't scar to stay
in the house n whole hour this bright
morning, just (Irutnining nt exercises.
1 would like to Eley pretty pieces. '
"You must he patient. dar," nn
swered her mother. "The pret•y
pieces will (1000 by and by. 'Think
1 • delightful it mill be by and by
to entertain fits h he conies
EOR FA'1711:It'S SAKi;.
flow ninny of you girls play the
piano or organ? Now is the time to
learn to play, dear girls, while. you
ere quite young. You see, girls, we,
steed not wait until we are big to
feel we are doing something. Girls
might learn to play when quite
young, as it goes better and Peens.;easier, aur
told they are more patie.tt
with the trying exercises. 'Think of
the pleasure you (.1111 give yourself iu
the home by spending an hour or
more at the piano; and the pleasu r
of the other members of the fnfamily.As father and mother sit about thetable, tired and weary, how soothing
to them to listen to sweet strains of
music! Try to please papa, my Ut-
ile cousins, who is home s() little,
and who, by his hard work, Makes it
possible for you to enjoy these priv-
ileges. Help hila pass the cveniu�;s
pleasantly.
Ellen sat at the piano, prnrticing.
Never did the clock seem to tick so
slowly.
"0, dear!" she sighed. "A whole
the
trial on
Nothing so demoralizes; nn infant
and enslaves the parents as to take
a cross or wnkefnl baby from the
bed mid walk him up and down the
floor during the night. TheThebaby
cries because it is not well -general-
ly beenuse• its stomach Is sour, its
little solve Is congested and its skin
hot and feverish. Relieve this and
baby hill sleep soundly all night,
growing stronger and better every
day. .lust what mothers need to
keep hnhv healthy and make him
hither when . sleep soundly is Dairy's Own Tablets.
hone tired from the office. You knee.
how he IoveR music; so keep up pais., ttvhich cure all stomach. bowel and
courage, little daughter, ter flatlet's teething troubles and 111118 promote
snk0.nal urn! hien11h-giving sleep. Mrs.
The words lingered in the chi' is Win. 11"1111", i►aere, (ht t., says: "My.
nernory. bahv was troubled with sour stout-
-For father's snke," she would ray n(11 nnel was constipated most of the
to herself when the hours seemed time, and was always cross and
long. and love gases her pntieneo. restless. 1 gave hint llnby's 1)wn
"For father's sake," dwelt with her 'tablets and found them n complete
ns the chillies of sweet bells ant stleees8 and Would not he without
blessed her. them." You can get. ilaby's Own
11'hen our f.tsk are long nn.I 'fasters from any druggist, or by
weary. let uv whi'por to ourselves, 1111111 rat :t1, cents a box by writing
"For Christ's sake " Life's oxer- the Dr. ISM Mins' Medicine Co.,
cise8 lire often herd anal long; but by Brockville, tent.
and by they ai11 Leconte for us the
hrnsenly harmonies nhuve.
'show who believe al! they hear
generally tell all they know.
Lift. is 'hor't at best -and perhaps
that is the best thing that can ire
said about 11.
tion of its kind ever attempted. He
says that every possible subject up-
on which a man or woman can need
information is included within its
pages, being a practical guide to all
professions And trades with the last
word upon all arts and sciences in
n(f(lition to leaching six languages,
shorthand, typewriting and all the
practical details of everyday life at
hone, school or at. work. The pub-
lication will be sold in semi-monthly
parts for fifteen cents each. costing
altogether lays than eight dollars.
BUBBLES.
Time
clock.
('arts of speech -"Ladies and
tlemen."
With some people Idle
overworked.
The molev(al man docs
have the true ring.
Would you call the stingy pugilist
close fisted?
Tongues run, so n w•n;;on's tongue
is part of the running gear.
The wheel of fortune somet Imes
goes wrung even for the wheel-
wright.
iti n war of words the combatants
simply shoot off their mouths
it's more than n crook can do
keep himself straight.
111 thinking he fools others n
often show's what n fool he is.
The hangman doesn't seem to
mnnv admirers on the string.
A skarn tit of drunkenness
look like the teal thing.
Masa eyes are not always
drinking in the beauties of the scene.
A little difference in opinion be-
tween two friends often makes a big
difference.
To n woman nobody In tnIk to is
a situation of unspeakable misery.
An invoice some merchants know
little about -the voice of ronscicnco.
Except for their noses there are
people who cannot he snubbed
TO MAKF. A BAROMETEIt.
honored -the grandfather's
words
gen-
are
not always
to
man
have
may
for
IT WAS NOT A
FAITH CURE
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CUBIEJ
MRS. ADAMS' BRIGHT
DISEASE.
She Did Not Believe in Them, but
To -day She is Strong and Well.
Coiling -woad, tint:, Nov. 27
(Special). -Mrs. Thos. Attains, who
moved here about two years ago
from Murk's Falls, is one of the
many Canadians who once had
Bright's Disease and are now strung
and well. Like all the others she
was cured by Dodd's Kidney 1911s.
"I was eight months an invalid,"
says Mrs. Adams, "soul no one can
tell what 1 suffered. My doctor said
1 hadltright's 1►L east and Sciatica,
but I got no relief from anything he
gave tee. At lust a friend of my
husband induced rue to give Dodd's
Kidney ]'ills a trial. 1 had no faith
in them, for 1 thought I never
would get better, but after taking
three boxes of them I wus able to
(10 my' work. I have had good
health ever since I used Dodd's Kid-
ney fills "
ANKLETS OF GOLD.
English Women Use Ancient Sym-
bols of Slavery.
'171e anklet, after hundreds of years.
has returned to favor in London, and
is to grace the slender ankle of the
belle of to -day.
The modern anklet resembles tete
plain gold band first worn as asig.)
of bondage. Being a slave no more,
woman, as is her habit, is only too
glad to play with the symbol of
slavery, provided the symbol is be-
coming. '!'herefore, the anklet. graces
the foot of the girl who wants to he
just a little more than inertly up-to-
date.
Oriental anklets are much in (le-
man(1, and in many instances these
aro supplied with a hinge sad clan,
and slip round the foot easily.
Some of the new anklets are the
tiniest gold bands inscribed With an-
cient charms, said to defend the
wearer from all diseases and from
evil of every kind.
Other anklets are made of precious
stones strung together. These ar.,
W0111 under the stoCl:fel;, and scarce-
ly
1y stow through, so fine and small
aro thee.
Phoenician glass or beaten go'n
anklets carved in hieroglyphics are
very popular, and will probably be
hotel) at winter dances.
A Great Comb'nation "perroyim" the beat
Intik is. 14 sh„uid be taken by all inralidi, i y
ab telt , are rim down or out ut suits. It builds
up, gives new life.
111:F0IIEIIANi).
ilorly-Whisky is said to be a
good antidote for snake bites, isn't
it?
..tck-I don't know. 1 lin'1 it .10
excellent prevent ive.
A Soothing Oil-1'0throw oil upon
the troablei waters menus to subdue to
colonic:0 the most holster/los sea. '1'0
apply lir. Thomas' Ecicctric Oil to the
troubled body when it is rucked with
pain 11.031(18 speedy subjugation of the
most refractory elements. It. cures
Iain. henfs bruises, takes the fire from
burns. and as a general household medi-
cine is useful in many ailments. It is
worth much.
Customer -"Not long ago I carne
in here and bought a porous plaster
to help me gait rid of the 1 bago."
Clerk -"Yes, sir. 11hnt can I do
for you now?" Customer -"I want
something now to hell) me get rid
of the plaster.
1.
Ilia Prelldant a Slave to Catarrh. -
D. T. Sample, president of Sample's
instalment Company, Wa-hington,
Pa., a rjtes: "got years I was
afflicted with Chronic Catarrh. Menu --
dies end treatment, by specialists
only gave ale temporary relict until
1 was induced to use Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder. It gave almost
instant relief. (ii0 cents. -49.
First lawyer -"It ':rents to me
you let that lest witness down pret-
ty easily in your cross-esn•uina-
1 ion." Second Lawyer -"1 had to.
ile is my tailor, and 1 owe him n
big bill."
Malty Thanks are dee tram the proprietors of
Weever'sOerale to Mends silo, have written t.,
tell of the 1e:ace's g•o) w.,n1 in curing scrofulous
humors, scald hose) and other skin diseases
{life (as they are preparing for
church) --"i amt sorry to have to say
it, but 1 never know yon to agree
with Inc in anythin 1." Ilushnnd
(stnIpeling with n huttonlcss shirt)
-"Volt ere mistaken, Inv deer; there
is one contemn of yours that 1
cheerfully acquiesce in." \1'ift•-"in-
deeil! And what is theft, pray?"
husband--•"Ilint Women's work is
never clone "
They Are a Powerful Nervine.-lly8-
pc1.81n causes derangement of the nerv-
ous system. and nervous debility once
engendered la diftkOlt to dent with.
There are many testimonials as to the
efficacy of Panne:ee's Vegetable !'ills ie
treating this disorder. allowing that
they neser fail to produce, g 1 r.s,i Is.
By giving proper toile to the digestive
organs. they restore equilibrium to the
pert. centres.
A HANDSOME SOUVENIR.
The Grand Trunk 'Railway System
have issued n beautiful set of phi-
ing cards which contain fifty-two
views of scones (.n their lines, re -
A simple barometer that can be produced in half -tone engravings -en
made for one'8 self, and whim Illlstrctiun on the face of each crud.
though old, may be now to some, is The stock of ((Inch the cards aro
made ns follows: Two drachms of
camphor, half drachm of pure salt•
pet re. half drachm of muriate of am-
monia. and two ounces of pracf
spirits. in a glass tube or narru'e
phial, will make a very good weath'
er guide. In dry weather the Pohl -
tion will remain clear. On the ap
prom h of change. minute stars will
rise up in the liquid. while stormy
weather will be indicated by the very
disturbed condition of the chenicul
combination,
made is the best that can be obtain-
ed for the purpose, prepared by (a
waterproof process by the well known
English firm of Goodall & tions, Lon-
don. The backs coctain n hnndsotno
design beautifully lithographed in
eight colors. The cards have gol.I
edges and are neatly boxed. '111.y
are for snip by news neent$ on (:rend
Trunk truing, and nt the news stands
find make an intere"ting souvenir net
only for one's hone but to send to
distant friends.
$5.000 REWARD will
be paid to any
person who proles that
Sunlight Soap contains any
injurious chemicals or any
forst ul adulteration.
Sunlight
Soap
is a perfect cleaner and will
not injure anything.
Best for all household pur-
poses, Sunlight Soap's super-
iority is most conspicuous in
the washing of clothes.
Common soaps destroy
the painted or varnished
surfaces of wocdwork and
take the color out of clothes.
Even the daintier linen
cr lace, cr the rive;t delicate
colors may be safely washed
with Sunlight Soap in the
Sunlight way (fellow direc-
tions).
Equally good wish hard
or loft water.
Yc.:r money refunded by des dealer
from vixen y;•.: L•-ty Sunlight Soap if ycu
find any causc:�r complaint.
Lever Lrclhers Li:nittd. Tcr)nto
1
EXTERNALLY.
'rrarnp-i lived on water once for
six months.
Lally -Well, I must say you don't
look It.
'!'ramp -i lister lite a sailor.
Allen's Lung Balsam. in which there is no
opium. core: s -,re thr.,at ao4 kora Incus aA it
allays the infl.lrnnvati•, an 1 ride )roll of the
10110 att that st.,pa up the air Pas sag.n. 25e., 10e.,
Shed b.,ttlus.
YOU CAN"!' '1'1:LL.
Life is not always what it scans,
for there's many et silver Watch on
the end of n gold chain.
Mild In Their Action-i'31rn1-loel'e
t'egetabk Pak- are very mild in 1, cir
action. They do not -cause gripping in
the stomach or cause di11Ilrb(utres there
as 110 ninny pilin 110. Therefore, lbc
most delicate can take them without
fear 0! uuplcnsaut results. They car
too. be n110011ietered to children with-
out Imposing the penalties which fol-
low the use of pills not so carefully.
prepared.
1i111 UNSEEMLY Y 1'l:ltVERSITY.
Mrs. Ilunks-1 wish you wouldn't
be so positive. '!'here are two sides
to every question.
Old Bunts (m•Mh n roar) -Well,
that's nn reason svhy you should al-
ways he on the wrong side!
"My Heart was Thumping my Life out"
le the way Mrs. IL 11. Wright, of nn,cksille, Ont.,
describes her eulferings from smothering, gutters
Ing and palpitati,,n. After trying m►ny remo.lie-
witlr.nt benefit, Pis is ttl..•i of 1)r. Aguew's Cure
for the fleas redored her M health. The first
dose gate almost innt.u,t relief, and in a day aut.
Poring ceased alt.,gether.--Sl
ld1(11C.
"1 'sleet," snid little Tommy nfter
a study hour in his nature class,
"that flowers (•hootup because th y
have pistils inside of '0111."
Give 1(olloway's Corn Cure a trial
it rsniovei ten corns from one pair of
feet without any pain. What it bas
done once it will do again.
When n fellow has discovered that
nil his loos8• change has filtered
through n hole in his 11oesers pock-
et, it is nearly impo!:sible to gel hien
to accept the scientific proposition
that nothing is ever lost.
A Pleasant Surprise
For tea drinkers is to give them a hot, steaming cu? o
TEA inst. ad of the ordinary kind. They'll no'the di
enough. then nothing will do there but Blue RibLon
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i`a es5s, allotorc.•rascorte.t; n=, -a, etc. lat&exact a dlr
br.c:.u[c1, balaUn
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'I'ody-"Jenne tells me young
ttoodby proposed to her last night."
\ iola-"1 don't think I know him.
is lire well off?" 'l'udy-"Ile certain-
ly is. She refused hien."
" Regular PraoItioner-No Rosult."-
1' Annie ('. ('hest:uct, of Whitby, was for
n. uthsa rheuttutic sictim, but South American
l;heumatic Cure changed tlio son from "deipair"
t„ " joy." She says: " I suRorci untold misery
horn rhetnnatiim---ah.ctors' medicine.: did the no
-sl-two bottles of South American Ithenmatle
Coro cured me -relief two hours after the first
dust. -Su
A n game's idea of frankness is to
have some man tell. her how nice lie
thillkn 8110 18.
Often what appear to be the most
trivial occurrence of life prove to be
the most momentous. litany are dis-
posed to regard n cold as a slight
thing. deserving of little consideration,
and ibis neglect often results in most
serous ailments entailing yams of suf-
fering. Wit out colds and coughs
with !Sickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup,
the recognized remedy for all affections
of the throat 311111 lungs
"Blusher is the most bashful elan
I ever knew." "flow on earth, then
slid .he come to get married?" "Ile
was too bashful to refuse."
Did you notice Ott nl.l man ilmning along a
day or en, agof Weil, if ho will put mi his hack
"The i) A• 1." Menthol Platter, In a week ho will
walk as straight as any oust
NOT Y 1:'r,
Torril n 1 'feller -They ain't n -gain'
to hang me, 0 re dee?
No, out now.
Bettor without a Stomach
than with one that's gut a constant
"hurt" to it. 'Ur. Von Stan's Pine-
apple Tablets stimulate the diges-
tive *gat's. Let. one enjoy the (tvog
things of life and leave no bad c -
fects corny there with you in your
vest pocket -(i0 in box, eta cents. -48
"Mr. Menton says he never spoke
n harsh word to his wife." "l'es "
remarked n lady, "Mut was that due
to kindne-s or caul' n? That'a
what I should like tiff mw."
fanlight Soap is better Asa ether soaps,
trot is beet wiles seed is the Ssalig)t way.
Buy Saalight dotty and follow directions.
rolit!H K IN 1:'S I'ROpIii:CY.
Apropos of the present disorders
in Russia, the 5fauchestel- "Gunrd-
inn" recalls the prophetic utterance
Of one of the most brilliant of Rus-
sian poets -Alexander I'ouchkine.
Fur his bold talk he was banished
to the southern provinces:
'think ' a," he said, "to dazzle
for ever 1i .ace heavy -eyed, drowsy
multitudes by the splendor of the
Czar's crowns Error. 'that splen-
dor will facie, and just, too, at a
time when it will be most needed.
These sixty millions of swinish serfs
sleep still, you say! True; but they
will awake! Not certainly in our
tirne, nor perhaps in that of our
children. but nw(tk0 they will: and
when that moment com s the I•:nt-
per"r's sceptre will he a child's play-
thing; his divine right n jest; the
supremacy of Russia n vanished
dream! Ile warned, and let the
work that trust be done be timely
set about. The artily, cis vee set'?
Pooh! On the day I speak of the
extinguishers will be on fire, too."
This suns uttered more than three-
quarters of a century net). enol it
note looks ns if time were 10 fere it
proof.
If you succeed in getting your lead
above the crowd-cxpest to have it
bit.
O I C's, 2 months old,
highest -priced strain. 0
shipped. CROSSROA1
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mile from city limit.
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