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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-6-2, Page 6LING pi TII1 POP 8 TIOUTUR is not good for him." doeen't get it. Such indigestible atiRT BONO Tg 8-giT 1118 CASE Mete Jones went home teed wept. AN INTEItESTING SKETCH OF She sa'W (1°Wn a 1°31g •Vil"D" Ys ThI hen son treading his weery way eta- • A FAMOUS CHARACTER How He Differs From His Cana - 'RIGS WA PURE.. dian Colle.aguee—An Ex.ample tnougnes. worthy ee Being Followed. ew wn-nt poison they 'e things • Power to cieichea or where are blowe bee I my wilt, my thoughts, be paths of truth go. ne create, rds and deeds c or ge ono pe es will be swee tl at fro borac cheered by his favorite vegetab1e. He heart wae hot \vithirk lier, "Do ,you ever liave frieti sett pork for breakfast?" ebe incluirnd with eraing ettrelesseees another nave A1. i). lappora, the faertous physician at home. yin had been. abnormally Meld of it to the Vattean, whose none& haS re- "Mercy, nor. Soid Meer. "That awn cently OOMO SO greatly to the front fee reasy Ewa!, on accouot of his urtremitting attee- sty naomothine 1 believnid e Alviri ;" about it once, but, I tien t° His Helit'ess the la'te rePe4 exPtairked the dreadful things it did Leo XIII,, ani the high esteem with to one'ssystem, a4 he lies not ineo- which be is regarded by the, present ,thwo it Armin. i iioo coat. Alma Pope, Nie Holinese Pius- X., is a ' myhe likes a lot of things which are very feet man of conanauding genius' But is smoothin. more thao _toot. los is bad for him." sbe ended thoughtiollen Bo is a man a original Roo incite vane mother, irk naete. Sbe felt she 'valley role. mo, ocoomeo state - but, the 1 more tbao u more man of stieueet 1 "I must be going oow," said Al - ecould not stet' another moment with- ment is as follows:— WELLAND MERCHANT 'RE- STORED TO FP-AL'Ill . DODD'S KIDNEY pILLS. Doctore and Mecliebee Failed— Tooda's Hidney Fille Succeeded— Other' Cases They Tust Seem to SWIt fo!.. tho Octagon Bar Results from common soaps:: eczema, coarse hands, ragged clothes, shrunken flannels. HT aZMYCES EXPEDISZ Welland, Out, May 30.--(Specialt. , ---.I. J. Yokon. a. prominent leer- =ants, which a good wife will re- liant of this city, is telling 'his speet, ,aud deal gently with. hi I lends of s renmeleable pa pr of of , e M • MAKA MAN "COFY " terrible ICiduey Disease by Docid"e !medical mezitus liartnnearted young "For loo -a than a, year 1 bad. been !selves the slower a to, oreature to oeleot aod make life Plea- ailing with Kideey Trouble in oh Us d sant for her Peer, misuuderstood worst symptome. hod distres,sed ot Care a boot 1 is ng t n o e and you eao do almost anythluo, with pendent mind. He stands COlt artor.g hum but you muse clo it all without UY IMAM' obtrusiveness of hand or method. 1 -le likes it, but be does J. feeling in nay head, little or no ap- I tied or commented upon. petite and a feeling of leogoor I be- came greatly reduce(); in weiglit. tollect, by reason of ills nee in e- on'. differences with his fellow scientists 'When eine dined winh them she was tc.,V—AFRA1D—TO-PLAY, B t I • el" t d f enepeeee° to onl thee, Alvin bad -.ate- pendent personality. He lias bad iho5r- s . Fortuaately for the majority Q u 'leo one lae er ispu e or art. k - then Iveat ull °11. In* nIcilirk" instant trio remarkable nature of hes m wsnn - an '• •'• - he - o..t. "Thectore aod medielues faillieg to 3llle, to wcll'It ill llis. 'nine. ,professional attaintneats or the un,- had when he hed alpa at h .- ome. eee oleo nee any benefit 1 b000me_tospona, and Edith went ,with him loeinehiree integrity of Ills perzonel notterel, too, that once whsn be had , ent when by good luck I chanced to 'use ispit the elthiS' eltd f°e 1 characier. Ole is afraid of no teen:carelessly giekeo dgar ashes, on the , try Dodd -s Kietne,y Fill,s and from the o side of the motietain But ho has a higher eoureere still., n.00r he rose tbe next inierate inl first tbey eeented to suit roy caeo. . Ut° Illtilh°s• alld tbeeY, ,He is not afraid of the bogbear of i carefully brushed *hero up. e °,,thoet. giant!, the)c.'7; utt'' l Professional etiqktette which fright -e °I tearOla so much, extra. work fO 's `-'°-.11 'P' '"e '7174'''''Y' lens even, some- of. the greatest, dee- may," be oaid, in teeplerotiori. "Yo m with tbeir papa, but an example a tws, ,,,,,,,y be.mother?'" at= Willie 414 Edith welat ,tore, didn't train me very well, Ova 0, little while- -Whoa tfoned one intereetieg respeet1 efre. Jones was see-nit/es-5 before etarhaieno;17or ver g"; !inn.mani-lecal? znleitea bary 1After teleing tive boxee the old t,reet- lite lead graduelly disaOpeared, ari4 wes feelieg totter than had in many years." - Dodd'S Kidney Pills wilt cease man, women or childWbO tditilleVoutf;111. the tht3 route ineratituele. Jost then boo any form 11-441.4ey ptsease. th° \l'raql`s Q' latter ere trammelled by inedieolle:Itc111?4onl,Iter evIll'grAe°;Tals.1"Illne rililt;‘alw;AY° cur° °Ari °Ir° tiwro woro geoat quetto. No mite disputes titter eelereo•eame oaeo toueetteooe eel/1i his eap ir, id 1,1aufe „some new .tige or their unselfislt eievotioa one hc.inti and ooe (owe o glove to thew wore:. But they are limit-11mA whisoehreouo, TO KEEP IIG8BANDS E1001) with trove:Weals long i ;Ore et thoir labors bv 011e reroariceble bool wooed oay, eap booed tax 1.• • S * Th sod veruple, preeert , o e dust -pan, eald OatI Y to his W° ' (L eud when they losoed netioned by the Phooniacopocia, or tler*" 311°ther' -The whh'4-4,1-lr°43111 i 4 /Ir"I'r eente oo get arraial.. experiment with drugs of all lands, • I al left on the diriee-room 'sable aeid, •ly introduced; but where a 11101-1 'e wee Squaw With -1 oiseeeers, oven \viten it 15 toe, toy glovo on tile liall floor. It keel -is 11; of o regular preelielog Zio•Y h'sY ale Pat hovee Ear i ling by her potty. and 'r 1 with her, too. Tee -ma -ha WIFE. • FroserVe and Inc „leetoN bands with. Wile sIam Is z•eeoneuerided to the oenee. evitere they belong. I reeliee now ** to the poles that by a. maitufeeturer. ?rotes- carelees I've been all Ilustiand*S stsew the saddle at on etictoette steps la end fright- 111Y life. How "loug do you thin% it Fu -'t catch your gooliu baud ou greunel 0 No matte how, ever,. will take. you to traiu into very Way, e Her iiTG 9 he evidence of what such iTh'id bemg. mer WW1" bo ended, astbat s the main tbieg, 1aviug With -la -with, "wl wbeo wild as a Ronnie- May come into the room. caught hint, the next and most wino, bus accouvilstea„ oo /moo o04,es of you if 1 tieop p 'dant, thing is, to Iceep him goed; et got plenty leo the only way to eftectoally bring k.lee laugbeit. coldly upon, it and will 1thle diseiphoe." ehe welled, T good $et up theirsxe1y admtt that thee" have usedi r•Irs. Jones eenior is woridabout is er a WM teL beering nod. then 'Willie1t itb s. It 'would be "un-;, she really did riot make a, enielake 'e ' ten to the sprit to do so 2 Dr. leip-1' et uellio, ram oromess woo oleo Always remember OUP oell'eteoneelea hadposi is mailed by no ouch scruples, when he Was at home. lover ill wbora eTou arrows. andi' stuce the numerous remorle- I»bO linshand, lost you , t his ride at ti- i tupIiaci with it res which bave been. proved by vewspaper repertsindependeotly te,„„„Idtwteetheebi', =vest/gated. to nave been =one - 5. and 1..";--11, pliebed by the medielne sold in "+ Can - ;',4a ado under the name of Dr. Fink Fills for Pale l'eople, must be eero fig' squirrels, but coul4 well known to Cenadiaa doctors, In the top of one tall They have been published ear ono a bunch a .mos,s that wide. Toere can be no doubt eiree AL • Is„, „,.1,1 tbeir accuracy. 'rho mimes Wed ad-' relie 4141°4 n"n "-"n" dresees oi the men and women cured at i freely pUblished. Their state- minor a porcupine. n. d, t VO apparatus toasionally gets letreet them f order. Tile Tablets instantly 'kr, and you will havo noureelf and ii.romptly cure all stone- thank for the natural renelt. d bowel, troubleO and all the Avoid, both berm and after mar ge, ony suspicion even of maueg- your liusbend. Never seek to eive him, even ever so innocently. attempt to impose on his iuulir- ame trig, Injudicioal wives succeed, 1 ti Talk inildren, from t life SUMS IQ haY oi tb married men, women are, as a rule. enly tea well fitted for the true wife- ly position, and the hints we ere giving are ehiefly designed for those whose youth and ineoperience render the matrimonial issue a "natter of anxiety, doubt and umeertaioty. Tide 15 on age a early marringes. and the girt who enters upon wedded life before she is well free of her gir- lish irresponsibility, n,eeds a fe wercis of advice in ann elarniug with egard to the ordering of herself in he oyes of ber had. on, to the eivereenk girl in tier late eens, is 0, human enigma. So moth bis We is neeeesarily peased away from hie home, tbet thQnghts bis ontiro pereenelity con - not but be unfamiliar. somewhat in the nature of a riddle ledee, to one whsse world, fie= cbitdliood, has limited to lier domeetic beertb, uth- g1 -MaY got a li,'904 basT& but her Ability' to hep hire,in at desirable condition may not be teat. to her endeavors, however praiseworthy; it is Qom "safe bind" that bee o far deepor and more bee, portant significenee than "safe end," otrimonielly considered, ONCE ITY. Tito strange and sad romance of a, 1)(1410d woman, baroneso 'de no - who was once the opollt thild of the capitals of Europe, has just e to light in l'aris, Owing to father's foialieta reverws she ined a, circus troupe, being toe comphstod rider, ond while at Rig riled the baron de Hallam Vile .he was at the beiglit of her succeests, Heed end wealthy, lier OnL she adored, died sUddenly, and . retelrned to her former profes- sion, Ono mornino on awakening she found tliat caw bad, become totally blind. By a coincidence slie wris to ride a blind horso in the arenn the Imo night, and attempted to go northern sole, rropte of Catieer, througli tier performauce. The eni, Temperate Zones. however. noticed something was aud boto, There Isn't enougb history In the wrong, become restive nd fracturing lier Aftco wast- 7voQurtobetoo.417oPrelYof thIstItordicer ndovelsof. throiving his rider against a, pillat ing tlio little money that remained to lier on specialists who couhl 'do ber For Ovcc Sixty Years In hind --after y inclination fl 1111a,,,." be led, but ly will not be 4 erevasively ruled, anything with the Mile" aucl dictate moss raoved o the other elde u Teeona-ba went Folda, too. He fixed e bow and held it, up it was taller than flue oue„" Willie :ono me Tee - 'a heap long - talk," Ile In the tree - the bowstring 'anent at the nhouted, as the , mg down. 4. owl had green - td ailments a littlo ones. Thous- ments have been anvestigated by minis zoothera ottoe p000eo the some of the most important news- truth of these statements, among papers is this e°1111t17p04 abr°4tle them Mrs. nobt. Morton, Deerwood, No one has ever attempted to dis- Iran., who says "Baleyea own Taro pate the facts. But Canadian doc- tors have never eared to admit pub- licly tliat they boor. availed them- selves of title discovery. Dr, Lap - lets have beleed my• baby more than anetbing I ever gave him. I can toying a Inishend s temper by giving conecientiously recommencl the Tab-, him unneceseetev uneasiness. Ho has lets to all Mothers," Wo give you a tion, and your rospect, ' T k a rigbt to V I Ity, • 'to - Dr. Wiltierns' discovery. and has, in. 4Qh•Inn aaIliranes th'St th° °gets 4° ol r sineer ' our ail not contain one particle a opiate or IF IIE DESS'ILVES IT. his own fearlere wee*, had no Itestta- . tion in. maleing the fact publicly harnall &lig., 'They 40 good—they To be over sauguine beforo raarri- known. The followiug letter, with never can do harm, and all children ego, or to promise yourself' absolute - lint signature. freely avows the facts Itake them as readily as candy. Sold ly unelloyed felicity is a mistake, for tind endorses the velem of Dr. Wil- by medicine dealers or sent poet paid in the present condition of things so - ems' Pink Pills wink an autharity at 25 vents a box by writirot, The one will venture to question. TR ANSOOkTION, certif;v that I have tried Dr something olse Ntillianis' Intik lents in four eases of RS hack and the simple anaemia ol development. s and hatpins! After a few weeks of treatment, tbe s thing home, result came luny up to my expecta- l° said as he tions. Poi' that reason I shall not ine. fail in the future to extend the Use a it up by the of this laudable preparation, riot tad no quills, only in the treetraent of other mor - With -la -with bid terms of the category of tome-. wraPPed it mitt, or chlorosis, 'bat also in cases IP°11nde" of neurasthenia and the like. tab, and (signed) Dr. Giuseppe Lappoel, be quills Via. dei Gracchi 332, Rome. The "siemplo anaemia of develop - very many- meet" referred to by Dr. Lapponi is '?" gdith of course that tired, languid condi- tion of young girls whose develop- thna-with, ment to womanhood is tardy, and id -to -play'. whose health, at the period of that inle age', Porn 'development, is so often imperilled. ur, him no got His opinion of the value of Dr. Wil - "ear rat about hams' Pink Pills at that time is of play aud Plan-- the higemst scientific authority, and porcupine, him eit confines the many published cases y and hide quick. in which anaemia and other diseases , little bear slap of the blood trs well as the nervous y-tterairl-to-plaer • diseases referred to by Dr. Lap - old bide in bay- „, Poni, hae-e-been cured by these pills; °lit 'agaiene,a,,a"n which, it need hardly be mentioned, 1 f/n. '1"”' owe their efficacy to their power of on e n°w, making new blood, and thus acting directly 011 the digestive and nervous "to gh 1 " system. In all cases of anaemia, e. cupine, threatened consumption, decline, M- ao 4."Li-digestion, kidney diseases and all af- '"''' "fections of the nerves, as $t. Vitus' good to dance paralysis and locomotor atax- the fire. n. •'Lit - *1 eat/' k it , grun 'stay a I will that / 'hank you!no And went home t and papa. F01311 DAIT. ce of chocolate col - g soil, the wood - nem or twenty holes Inch or tWo apart, -Ilea be began a kind Harbeete the earth '6"filhiviith his se it air,- he eon his feet. ene ? ILvi- ,noses of me began ho'shirelk s had Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Oat. tvAwEa ATTR,AOTS REPT/LES. Werner Reports Results of Observations'. Some surprising and noteworthy conclusions on ibis point hove been reaehed by a (lemma naturalist, M. Werner, of Vienna, who has recently reported tbe result of observations that be has been makieg for some time on the senses of inferior verte- brates. �u certain points the conclusions of St Werner are very surprising, and in all they are worthy of notice. net. NI'erner has observed 136 individuals, of which one-third were at liberty, and he took all possible precautions not to let 'the creatures know they Were watched. One general fact is evident, that reptiles and Amphi- bians are strongly attracted by wa- ter. They go straight for it, even when they are at a distance so great that they could not divine its pre- sence by any of the sereees known to us. It seems really that a sense of which we have no knowledge informs them of the direction in which water may be found. There seems to be a sort of chemi- cal attraction, says M. Werner. But how does this act, and on what part of the creature? This remaine a my- stery. Reptiles also seek the light, but independently of heart; tbey are ia, they are commended to the confl- postively heliotropic, and in winter dence of the public, and now that they often lea-ve a comfortable and they have received the emphatic en- warm retreat to seek the sunlight. dorsement of so high a professional Sight is generally good with them authority as Dr. Lappord, the trust- It is probably"thet finest sense they ed physician of the Vatican, they possese, but it would still appear to will be accepted by the medical and be very limited. The caymans and scientific world at their true value. the crocodiles cannot distinguish a man at a nistance of more than six times their length, according to M. TRAIATIVG A HUSBAND. \Vernet'. In the water fishes see only — at very- close range—about half th32.• llow a Young Woman Handled own length. This will seem peer - Her Better Half. haps, unlikely to augier5, although When Alvin Jones told his mother some of them ,can cite instances that he was going to be Married she showing that 'fish cannot see far - replied that she knew he would be Snakcs seem to have a very medic - unhappy., because no girl would ate ere sense of sight. The boa, for in - mor Inc retains as his mother had. stance, does not see at more than a quarter or a ehird of its own length; After the annieing was over, and her son and her Jett daughter were es- (lifflprent sPecies are limited to °net \a.blished in their coz3r home,' Mrs. firth or c'ae-eiglItil: of their length' Frogs are better off; they can see at fifteen, or twenty times their length. Frog, caecb er , kn 0 w this froth experience. Hearmg is much ._ to jto,, nes's maternal interest was tinged Ty wfth feerful expectaacy, To be side sue, Alvin looked nappy, but for "red she knew be might he Patting it „lee, ee, ee en. May was sweet and lovable, but i her moleier-in-law noted the arm curve in her chin and her to eye, and teenarime,e, (,'" waited for something ,o happen. "Alvin is so fond of fried cabbage," ec -""--'1".said his naother, one daY, happening the said in as her eaughterein-law was Pre - what paring lunch. 111 bo "f imow said May, FreeetlY• "He hag anked twice for it, but he e tal, it is uneriee to expect too much of even p good man. Be is just tt man, not an one, end if, in tbe course of time, you discover about the husband of your choice anythitg not quite according to sample, use a little tactful forbearance; bo, in feet, a little blind, and pass it over as be- ing, atter all, only liuman. Smooth your brow, compose your temper, put on p clean bib and tucker, ard trust to cheerfulness and good nature to carry you through. Never, on any account, dispute with a Mttn, no mentor how great; the temptation. Not only will he, in nine cases out of ten, be sure to get the best of it, but the trivial satis- faction of having your own way, will be but. a poor equivalent for the cpuirroling and heart -burning of which it is even impossible to see the end. A woman's power, as well as hap- piness, lies no other foundation than her liusband's love end esteern; whido consequently, it behoves her in every possible way to preserve and increase. Study tits temper, therefore, and command your own, for even a good husband has his terrible irritable mo - WHAT THE XING EATS. What's Pit for Him. A Mass. lady who has been through the mill with the trials of the usual housekeener and mother relates an -in- teresting incident that occurred not long ago. She says: "I can With 011 tnitlifulness say that Grape -Nuts is the most benefici- al of all cereal foods in iny family, young as well as old. It is foo4 and medicine both to us, 4 few morn - logs ago at breakfast my little boy said: . " 'Mama, does the King eat Grape - Nuts every morning?' "I smiled and told' him I did not know but that I thought Grape -Nuts certainly made a delicious dish, fit for a Hinge (It's a fact that tlie ICing of England and the German Emperor both eat Crape -Nuts). a'Ipelleneede ttsh that lo)tY coal: toanjtoollis.oefi°,g1 aaliTfitlitllytiledissacocvreecrl' temthie3si:s'ecINalil'aerbeeitilbeeY- cereal, but also in puddings, salads, ir°re ill° very eyes of the the tourist, and sell him. for $2.50 an article etc, maile -after the delicious recipes manufactured at a cost of less than found in the little book in each pack - a cent. age if is proving to be groat nerve food for me besides having complete- — SHE aur THE MONEY. br cured a long standing- case of in- digestion," Name given by Postum "nraer.v," she said. `".;.• want twenty Co. Battle Creek, lelich. dollars." poorer than sight, if possible. eSost Thexe is no doubt Gralee-Nuts is le except, the most, scientific food in the world. reptiles are -noticeably- dea caymans and crodilee; the boa ap- Ton daYg. trial or this Proper food peers. to be absolutely go. in piece of improper food will shore had planned to use it to take up a in steady, stronger nerves, sharper bill." beam aed the power to "eo" longer "C,h, well," she ,eeturned owtx.„ za,414 damr, on.c& d/7 -,..7,1e, ;?" etv hype, .q."71-4"eyezti 4/#4 l'"'egt1 cile444,4 ddil,ae-ta a 4 - Potatoes, Poultry, Eggs Butter Apples Let us have your coneignmeat of any of these Articles etead we will get you good prices.. IDAWFMN commessloN Q0, Lirnitod Cot; West Market area Callaarns Htst, totecter,0: LowER PRMES. EtMITER ilISM•01ff.01.••1112.7.0 QUALITY OAN DE HAD IN ash Basin% k Pans, fao Any ntret,Clame (wager Can *tipple. you. ST ON OETTIND EDDY'S. • c in variety ot marigold forin a hind of vegetable barometer. In le den is goieg to be tine the flowera open about seven o'clock in tile morn - g and clop between three and four itt the afternoon, hut if the weather is going to be wet they do not °pm at oil. "George, "dear."' she said, with a lusb, "do you know that Mr. Salop - son aelted me last eight. to he bia wife?" "Well, liee impuilence. The idea. ot propoeing to on eogeged young lady. Whet did you say to biro?" "1 told hira Wet I WAS very sorry indeed, but be was too lete.t., Of -AIMED BY A SIGNBOARD, Between, the etations of Caton aud 1,a, Marone, in Itlexico. Just mid way between the fe'llret and fOltit d grecs ot latitude, the Mexican, No- ' al Railway sepia time ago erect- imanenee stone sign -post. The away lino hero krOFF-428 the finagin- y line that separates the temperate tho torrid zoues, and the stone its wooden crown and laden re, shows where the Tropio of would run If it were tangle e 'I'he tablet bears on the outhern side the words, "Tropico de Cancer, Zona. Torrlda" and on tho no good, the boroness is now -plunged MriOlicrrT.71.,r1°N;sel'ectlIttife`"O;V:taiby in tbe blackest misery In Paris, bond, mieetLeteerelei, Wateell ill*Clle17.11araptnain, orit et CO 91,1"epl It ell le Oreel" an IO an o ruined and forgotten. hestrocoodyror DIarrhoss. Twentnfivo viola r. btt14 Sold bid/agent& throughout Oa world. De nom and ask for.'11:11.1Vzsasow'saoonnxa Sraur." 12-Q1 Professor Boreen—"Yes, ray dear madam, the baneful habit of sweets and tobacco is gradually affecting and in lion& but the umbrella, be tortes •••••••••••=111 A man occasionally takes his por. rendering smaller the teeth of the in hand usually belongs to another. coming generations. More than this —in the course of reactionary evo- lution, if May eo term it, we shall undoubtedly have children bora with- out teeth. at all." Oneoevonian dislikes calling an an- other almost as bad as the other dis- likes to nave her do it. Elowaro of Ointments for Calarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system -when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articlea should never bo used except on pre- scriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Roll's Catarrh Cure, man- ufactured by 10. J. Cheney Co., To- ledo, 0„ contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directisr upon Millard's Liniment Cures Burps etc If you see ,e, lot of women taming out of a church crying it innicates that a welltling lies just been pulled OIL Lever's Y -Z (Wise Heade Disinfect, ant Soap Powder la a boon to any home. It. disinfects and cleans at the same time. Little Willie—Say, pa, what kind of modesty: is false modesty ? Pa— Maze modesty is the kind other peo- ple have, my son. Stratford, 4th Aug., 1893. MESSERS. C. C. RICHARDS & CO. Gentlemen,—My neighbor's boy, 4 the blood and mucous fmrfaces of the years old, fell into a tub of bailing Ohio. by P. J. Cheney & Co. Testi- few days later this legs swelled to water rind got scalded fearfully. A system. XII buying Ball's Catarrh. Cure be_ suro you get the genuine. It is tak, - en internally and made in Toledo, Sold by Druggists. Price, 750 per broke out in running sores. IIis par- ttime, times their natural size and monials free. bottle. ants could get nothing to help him Take Hall's Fatuity Pius for cons* till I reconunen.ded MINARD'S pation. lIGENT, which, alter tieing two bot - "Dad, what is a model =On eA ties, completely cured hien, and I of several other cases around very small sample copy, or facsimile, here almost as remarkable, cored by of a real man, and is usually macle the same Liniment and I can truly hao hail as good a sale or giVen such puttye" say I never handled a medicine which 01 Alleard's Liniment Cures Dandruff universal pa.tisfe.EctEioReT, General Merchant. HOAXING CA.11PETS THAT SPEAli. T Chinese commanding officere of reg., heel:de have a, privilege which they rather prize, Whereae all inferior eanlie may he. beaten with bamboo etielss, the C. 0. Who ofinuds may only be chaetined by the head or ilet Qi his general. be prefers to be belleaded, he is allowen to suffer thin puelebtuent, kiloard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia Girls are now parting their bale oe one side so es not to be mistaken those misfit men who part theirs kt tbe middle. loord's Liniment for sale eleptero Tbe husband ors, laid down story," exclaimed long -drawn sigh. s paper, "etnother man committed Ide bemuse Ids home Wafi unbappy.' "And did. that make his bottle any happier askeel Ids wife, "Or doesnit the pa- per say ?" aernlyeble Food, at the ality and flavour. 00A A Connecticut then manufactures Few owners of Turkish and Persian' tourist trade. sacred scarabei Tfohre ititlitelelegegattrintans rugs know' -, • etthwatevtelinereiharethoelfit,enIxiocshiniese are carved and even chipped by Machinery, colored to simulate age, characters that are not only legible, and shipped in casks to the Moslem. but are capable of translatiori by dealers at °air°. Tha :Arabian teloihose familiar with the Arabic guides are the chief buyers, many of gue, These inseriptious—also call - them being adopts at "salting" - ed cartouches—are 1.131.1ally worked sands at the base of the Pyrainidstiolie, ia'ound the. h5ei:tdel;121, oefetthillurSgecstsiiiiies.cluistell niannex a. o ae y tinguiebable to the expert. "Rut. my deer," , he protested, "that's nearly all the cash I have ere , hand at the present moment, and i'Nell—LMi. TaWl<or iS 's'ich , eattee- enel' • further end ',croinpl;“11. r, or e I ly "ii you think . the man wee held,' ,r,., ', 33elIe—tlas he he,en. fla ttering 1'1:lien's , a reason. ' I the inti ran make things any natter , tday -aia.t V111 .• laot at all liee you i oes little .book, '`ellie .11 -toad to Well-, 'leies it lleppened th-at 'she' get the 'you? 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