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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-02-05, Page 6" MC/ ONRI,INK " IS ILEAL. "1 ' MISERY AT WIEAl. TIN1E South seleittist cfirins Suneretition OV, , a.; ", „ . 'It is arteldtraditeon tlre/t to sleep, otte )roceeding, '•howed certain es ouch lige Or Ir. Williams' Tint Pitla a thing &A "moonblink," a tempor- e'elf'your digeetioei weak you ca ary blenetheepeeaid ,'bo, 'he due eto net. derive' Proper ' nouelehment ifeeleing inethe Moonlight of tropi-' Ironer yethe food. The' ejseiCaed die= climeebese obseiverS, ,e'eftres Y.Ons 'ellf.ferals 'ea Protest from 'have rePosbed elevitaiizing .setion • yeeter atemach 'time., it , unable'• to of' CIO 1030.071'6. raclealeione, One vege, ite' -Werke' Ib thenethat; yo y table li lee's. apPetitiet: 'hawk 'dal]: he i& Thera leeeyen quoted' a 'death ,the „abch.eie,eaceite'phine and caned ,of.:eybechewas stated domne,. leeartleurn eanel.other des- to be exposere to moonlight. AP- Areseing sYlelPionle, • , peeeemely elle food most 'aereously, ae- '• YOn eannol% onre indigestion• 'by feeeed by the hewn's, radia.tions is the use 0f laxat,iVesiand'aireecligeet- fish, and Seemingly trustworelly ed foods only,• make the ,stomach statements have been made as to ' More sleiggieb. 'Indigestion can the'ill effects produced in persons only be cured gieiog tone to whb had partaken Of fish which had and Strengthening, the nerves that been freely exposed to moonlight. control. the stomach: Dr. Williams' E. G. Bryant, wilting in a' eecent Pink Pills lutve 'cuied indigestion number of the Chemical News frOITI tinies without number, ' because Port Eliza ebb, 'South Africa, sug- t ey purify and ,enrich the gesbs,that a proseilele explanation ,of • ' In this way they improve the ' ap,- these phenomena,, assuming them petite, diepel the tornients of in- to be true, might lie in the well- ' digeetion —and enable yoti to derive known fact that 'the . light of the benefit feom' the food you take. The moon, being reflected light, is more following, is proof ce these state- or polseizede and poesi ly theet.e. , ears. George Brien,- ecee.eee larieed light may exert a peculiar e • Shamogue, N.B., says:1Dw Chetili.0641 Eetion, • was Years ago I was taken dSuosequently, polarized light .own with a fever which left me .suffering from frmn P°werful metallia file:Mont lamp, thli e ght beieig po- nervous stomaeh trouble. I ap- laaized by means of a pileof sheets parettly got over it, but the trou-- of plate glass backed with silver ble .eould„, not have, .been wholly and placed ,at the correct angle. The -S eraeicatect, as during the summer experimen,te Oaa' Be Oared Br and tho in the moon'e rayii wthereee a daeiger- . of 3912 I was taken down with it marked eeewee when fish was sub- • - again. 1 took' many medicines, mitred to the polarized light ob- • - and was attended by twodifferent rained in this way, although it is doctors, but instead of getting well probable Chat stronger effects would seemed to be ' growing woree. 1 be obtained with a more powerful , could not eat without .suffering the source of lights When two slices most -Intense pains; even se drink cut from the !same fish were hong, • of milk seemed to upset me. I slept one in the direct light and the other poorly and at laeb dreaded to see in the polarized beam, the latter • night 'come. In this condition • 1 invariably began to .decompose be - saw in a newspaper the story of a fore the former, though the temper- • woman who had similarly suffered 'attire of the polarized beam was and was cured, through, the use of several degrees lower than the dir- e-, Dr.eWilliams' Pink Pills. I decid- eat light eel to try tbe Pills and found her the There were indicatithis also in b tithe I had taken three boxes that ile case of other perishable food substances of s tendency to detain - they were helping me. I continued using the Pills until I had taken pose when they were bombarded by polarized light. The question eight boxei, when the trouble had • ie worth further investigation and there should be little difficulty in disa.ppearecl, and I have to thank Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for raster- pursuing such a line of research. Ing my health after I had practi- There are so many influences as- cally given up hope of ever being cribed tomoonlighb that it would well again." be of obvious interest to have some Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills are sold scientific evidence tracing a definite by all medicine dealers or will be section to the rays. It would be sent by mail at 50 cents a box or curious to find that such terms of six boxes for $2.50 by writing The obloquy as "moonstruck," "moon - Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- shine". and "moony"- were, after villa, Ont. ' all, not entirely empirical. _____ 4. Ble.A.CICS' FEAR or MOTOR CAR. Liquid Cough Mixtures WANT SPECIALISTS NOW. The OId Faintly Doctor Seems to Be Seecialization," which is a sign of the times,' .threatens. 'some, ola totes. Among the most signilicani ehanges of today le the leselentug field of the 'family doctor, To 111th, aa 1.111- mortalized by ,,,Balzac were confided the secrets, hopes and woos of mallee Eclipse of the Moon Added to Ter - Modern Medicine with, 'its mealy branches, its .spec a. $ a , • - speciaitiee, has PeecePtibly , redne'ed the scope eat 'operation of this' old standby; Each ai1i0en riot suge geebsi its • own 'specialist. One ileigele' alinost divide life bete the "seven ages of medical treatment," from the obstetrician at birth; the' pediatrist of early infancy, the orthopedic euegeen to correct , the 'natural deformities of childhood, the ()millet to prescribe the glasses of adolescence, the surgeon for the traumattsms of manhood, the metabolist for the digestive trouble of middle life, the aurist for the deaf- liS..ee of old age. ' .• And though the change brings with it a higher degree of efficiency,"there is much to regret in the loss Of con- tinuity of the friendship and counsel of the family doctor. • His interest in' the patient was personale. He know the physical weakneeses as well as the disposition of each member of the family. He had followed them. from birth. • 1 -le was more than a physician. He was a guide, philosopher and friend. . Can't Cure Bronchitis ror of White Man's Advent. • How the primitive 'savages of the — northern parts of Western Austra- Butozone, e Which.arFeulg: a Breathed C at ot a rtrhhe- lia were doubly frightened, first Furthest Recesses of the Bronchial by 'the appearance in their midst Tubes, Bring Quick Relief and Sure for the first t..inm of a motor car, Cure. and then by an eclipse of the moon, Every sufferer from coughs, colds, is related in an interesting account bronchitis and all throat and chest just received in London by the ailments needs a soothing, healing Agent -General forWeetern Austra- medicine which goes direct to the Ilea. breathing organs In the chest and A party of mining men recently lungs, attacks the trouble at tho left Wyndham on a trip of explor- source, dtspersee the germs of ells- abioo into bbo interior of East Haiti_ ease, aud cures the ailment thorough - ,,And this medicine is "Catarrh- berley district/ where the bori- le% Tho germ- tilling balsamic vapor their savage state. Theiie and, mixes evith the breath, descends seldom see a white man, but theY through the throat, down the broil - are somewhat. familiar with the chial tubes, and finally reaches the appearance of horses or even ettin- deepest air cells In the lungs. All ele either ridden by whites or at- parts are soothed with rich, Imre, medicinal essences, whereas With a taeLed to vehicles, This parbicular eme syrup the affected parts could not be exploring party, however, eet reached, and harm Would result • in a powerful motor -car to traverse through benumbing the stomach with the great expanse of country. dregs, - ' When they, came amoog the wild "I have been a chronic ' sufferer. bush natives the horseless ear from Catarrh in the nose and throat created a tremendous een.sation. for over eight years. I think I. have sget Many of the blacks bolted from the spent four hundred dollare trying to relief. I have spent but six dot treinge apparition, and howled die- lars on Catarrhozone, an,d have many. evidently' regarding the, mo - 1,0r as a. new kind of Banyip, 01, evil bheaevne zompletelIr fcured, and, In fact, thing, come to deseroy them, The tarrhozoeenne 7se theerone'lyme mtiendileCineCal explorers had hardly reconciled. the e -e- have been able to find that would not _ natives to' the presence of the ear only give temporary relief, but will • .when a, new evil arose .and spread always cure permanently. Yours sin - consternation among the chilcli•eri of cerely (Signed), WILLIA.M RAGAN, the bush. An eclipse of the memo BrockvillesOnt, ' For absolute, permanent cure use occurred'. Catarrhozone. TWO months' outfit At this time the party of motor- costs $1.00; smaller size, 50c., at all ists were near a camp of 300 na- dealers or The Catarrhozone Com - eaves, at a, place called Violet Val- pany, Buffalo, N.eC., and Kingston ley, where a cattle etabion is main- canada. ' . tallied by the West Australian Gov- .e. ernmentsin order to supply the THE CHARM OF AGE. native.s wielt beef, a plan which has been some's\ ha b successful in pre- It Largely Depends On a Woman How venting the. blacks from spearing . Her Age Is Taken. calitle owned by the neighboking What rubbish It is, to try and ley down any erules about the age at pa s to ral ie t s. which .a woman is most charming. When len MOO» WfOS suddenly ' the natives w„„, Woman—and, for that matter, limn . "blacked out" • ''''" too—must combat with certaii >le se much perturbed. They mainbained cal disabilities evhen one tl el IL I! 1 a roaring singsong for the three come to their fourth cleecadie,Y Tlaive.ve Mitre during which the eclipse last- may be good-looking, active, children ed, end about 500 dogs kept up. a at heart, and all the rest of it, bet howling accompaniment to the noise old Nature win have her way, and willy-nilly we have to give in to her. made by the aborigines, in order, .2,0 they said, to hea,htee away the It is true she can be held, at bay to some extent, and it as no use giving -. "debil-debil" that had seized anon ei the moon. in too readily, but there are various ways In which she will assert herself. One neea not particularize her des- , • gines are still numerous and in °W''' .Pains• Vanish!. Chest Colds'.Cured NERYILINE :DAS NEVER FAILED TO CURE. Don't suffer!. Nerviline is *your relief. Nerviline just rubbed on, lots of it, will ease that drawn, tight feeling over, your ribs, will destroy the pain, will have you smiling and happy in no time. "I caught cold last week while mot- oring," writes P. T. Mallery, from Linden. "My chest was full of con- gestion, my throat was mighty sore, and I had the fiercest edict in my side you could imagine. As a boy I was accustomed to have my mother use Nerviline for all our minor ail- ments, and remembering what confi- dence she had in Nerviline; I sent out for a bottle at once. Between noon and eight o'clock I had a whole bottle rubbed on, and then got into a pers- peration under the blankets. This drove the Neryiline in good and deep, and I awoke up next morning fresh as a dollar and absolutely cured; Nervi - line is now always part of my travel- ling kit, and I will never be without The large 50c. family size bottle lo the Most economical, .or you can eas- ily get the 25c. trial size from any dealer. • GUARANTEED wPFIVIRBY .4 agreeable methods. But to come back to tbe point, ot vhat use is it to tee FOR LITTLE ONES one to a particular decade wherein it shall be said that so far and no Bahy,s Own Tehiets axe, iee eelfurther seen Moo proceed', with the '" '" es, art of fa :Mina ti o. n ? Obvlot sly sweet medicine for little ones that are sevenhth teen as e mere Oaten of. i , ut that sort of thing feebly• safe. These, Tablets are is wholly — t date. At five-and- beeked by the, guarantee of a gov- twenty a WOTnEribbtegIns Lo find herselt. cr,Theeee analyst to be strictly free At thirty she is asseeed. She c , .an think,- she is not carried away by from opiates; narcotics and: other Illusions, she has more or less found •harmful drags, The neother maY her balance elle Ithows what the rese aseured that she can give them to even -the riew-born babe with . " • perfect safety. -Thousands of am- ' . thers elee no other medicine -for • their .. littl e 0005, and frons actual • ' ' el 11 a experience ....ley a ay nothing • . can equal the 'Tablets in banishing '''. Childhood ailments. , The Tabletts •ate sold by. medicine dealere or by mail at 25 cents a box froot, The •. Dr: Williaina'.Medieine co., Brock- aold under a guarantee to b:e per- childiehnees 13 '"Bub, pa,pa," , said the sweet girl "don't be hard on Harry., 1 -Ie POINTED PARAGRAPH'S. Better a sweetheart than a wife. The girl who does not paint necessarily artless. Work is good for boys, but not all boys are good for work. Countship is the wine of life and divorce is the morning after. Some people are too busy talking about themselves to talk about others. A woman with a long-distance, com- plexion doesn't sbow up well at short range. No, Cordeilla, it isn't physical cul- ture that makes a wonlan strong minded. What a satisfactory old world this would be if 'we could sow thorns and reap roses. In addition to the love of money there are the queer ways we have of getting rid of it A man always expects his wife to be a lot bettor than lie expects her to expect him to be. A mother never disturbs the slum- bers of her second baby to see if its eyes have changed color. The average wife thinks she Is her husband's guiding star—but most husbands refuse to be guided. Many a girl manages to strangle her actions because she has discov- ered that weeping makes her nose red. When a W�inau Su ers Chronichfic4aclit • Thre Is Trouble Ahea Constantly :their feet, attending. to the wants of a large and exacting family, wonien, often beeale down with nervous exhauption, Is ' the stores," faceeries, and on a farm are weak ailing women, dragged down with torturing backache, and bearing devvw pains, •• e. Su& serfilerinvien't natural but ltei dangerous, because. due, to dieeaSed. The, dizziness, insomnia, deranged -menses and other symptoms of Kidney complaint can't cure themselves, they require the assistance Of Dr. Hamil- ton's Pille which go direct to the seat sour isn't • To give vitality aud power to the kidneys, to lend aid to the bladder and liver, to free the blood of poloons, probably there is no remedy BO suc- cessful as Dr. Hamilton's Pille. For all womanly irregularities their merit is well known. Because of their mild, soothing, and healing effect, Dr. Hamilton's Pills are safe, and are reaommended for girls and women of alt ages. 25 cents per, box at all dealers. Refuse any sub- stitute for Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man- drake and Butternut, "Ani 1 the only woman you ever loved'?" "Oh no " he answered promptly, "you are elle eixele.'' 'The sixth, she exclaimed, sud- denly relieving -his shoulder of the weight of her head. ``Yes,'' he said coldly, "there were five be- fore you—my mother, an aunt., and theee 'sister 9,'' Try Murine Eye ReniedY 11 you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart --Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell Marline Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c. Murine Bye Salve ite 'Aseptic Tubes, 25c, 50c. • Bye Books Free by Mail. An Eye Tonle coed for An Eyes 1155 Need Care Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago Many a man's failure in this world may be attributed to the blob that he used blank cartridges when firing at the terse& of sticces.s. Only One "8)5050 QUININE" That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of 31 W. GROVE. Caret/ a Cold in One Day, Cures Grip in Tie° Daye, 55,. Only very young men understand women. seeee Millard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria, ' Well, madame 9" inquised the shop -walker. I wes , , he sue( , ''to get a present for my husband," ``How long married e man A even gears,' Was tile re- ply. He. painted h tree lift. "'liar - • ,WOUNDS 'IN ' BATTLE. Large Majority Are Received in the • Head' and Hands. Dr. G. Laueent, a surgeon who' served as a volunteer during the Balkan War, has .rendered recently to the French Academy of Medicine a very interest- ing and instructive report concerning casualties in battle: His statistics sbcw that, in modern warfare, 82 to 84 per cent. of the wounds inflicted are caused by bullets, 15 to 17 per cent, by' shrapnel; and 1 per cent. by cold steel. The pene- trative force of shrapnel -bullets is, ho declares, very much less than that of rifle bullets never are, On the other shrapnel bursts at some distance from the soldier; for, whereas, shrapnel is often found embedded In clothing, rifle billets never are. On the other hand, oomplicatIons arise very much more frequently from shrapnel wounds than from rifle bullet wounds. Dr. Laurent has observed that now- adays, shine the soldier usually fires under cover, lying either prone or in a trench, a large majority of wounds are received In the skull and the hands; especially the left hared. To combat this, he suggests the use of a light, resistant shield to protect the head, and that another shield should be fixed to the left hand or the rifle itself. A third might be plated In the region or the heart. Indeed, many of our own soldiers who fought in the Doer War owe their lives to the chance presence of a cigarette case or wad of papers in the left breast pocket, world, an repitSented by man, expecte' eeelree aieeen I h a i' e'iIi Ia ho seeid. ' of her. If she is wise she has suffered . .................—.-_ all .ngies to be rubbed (1.0W11, 81ie Dr. 'Morse's has learned the use oe artifice, she' has cultivated, if she is still wiser, Indian Root Pills • the art of charm, • So it comes about that between her third and. fourth decade 'she is a wiser, saner woman, a more agreeable companion, than the callow maiden. However, to fix forty as a woman's most charming age is nonsense. She is no more chartnipg than she Is likely to be at sixty if she does not go the right way about it, and if she has found the means there- to she 15 irresietable at thirty-five, and a friend' of every man at any age when she leas not to be packed up at • 'ea -bound to come (net on ten aomq Mete o'clock and ted with a spoon, It deey/' • "I•dareaak. lie's getting. 0, largely depends on a woman how her bald: now, 'is/let' he 7" said -the age is taken, but directly elle begins fierce pare4 „• , • to "act" young all is up with. her. . , • S"b1d use TICU SO Constantly for all toilet pur: oses, especially shaving and ha,mpooing, with occasional use Cuticura Ointment, because so effective in removing slight irri- atichs, redness, roughness, pim- p a rles, dandruff, etc., of the skin and scalp and promoting and maintaining skin and hair health. cutscara Soap and Ointment ore 0010 throughout he ivoild. A liberal sample of each, with 12-ouge kin Book, sons pust-froo. Address Potter Drug.5 MOM. Corp„Dept. 51C,Bostue, U. B. A. p 0 When Choosing A Husband. Much has been written in the way of advice to Women du the choice of husbands, but the method of one lady Is original. "Never decide," said she, "until you have met the 'father of the man who seeks you In marriage. If the father is an old foggy, you may be sure that the tendency to bore people which you may have noticed in the son, will develop later Into all the features of unredeemed fogeyism. If the father is indolent and 'irrespon- sible, be careful to note if the son sbows any signs of the same trait, however slight, and, 1, so, be 'warned in time! 'Like father like son! is a true saying in the majority of instances." Evil of Substitution Exposed. A dealer substltittes because he makes more profit on an inferior article, A local citizen auto induced to take a SUbstith te for Putnam's Corn Extractor, with the Teen'1 that the sub- stitute burnt his toes and failed to eure. Putnam's con lid no Tin acid and ts guaranteed. Always get Putnam's Extractor, 210 at all dealers, . . "She's the most insulting woman ever met." "I never liked her myself." "Just thiek. The lash time she Visited sis slice didn'b wipe her feet when she came in, but she did wipe them when she went out." :1 ate made according to a formula in use nearly a century ago among the Indians, and learned from them by Dr. Morse. Though repeated at- tempts have been made, by physi- cians and chemists, it has been found impossible to improve the formula or the pills. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills area household remedy throtigh. out the world for Constipation and all Kidney and Liver troubles. They act promptly and effectively, and 40 Criarase the egTztern 118. 4. ISSUE 6—'14. The Nova Scotia "Lumber Tiling" says: "I consider MINANTYS LINIMENT the BEST liniment In use. I got ony Toot badly jammed lately. bathed it well with itlINARD'S LINI- MENT and it was as well as ever next day. Yours very truly, T. G. MeMULLEN. THE VALUE CIF"COURAGE. Timidity Prevents some Men From A. great deal of talent le lost In the world for the want of a littee,eourage Ilivery .•day :eends to thole graves a number of obsettre meu who have Only remained in obecurity because theta. timidity has prevnted them from mak- ing a first effoet; and who, it they could halve been. induced to begin, would in all probability have gene great lengths In.the,of fame., The, fact 1.± that, to anything in this world„worth doing, we must not stand back sliiverirtg a,nd thinking of the cold and, danger, but' nime In and scramble through as well as we can, It—will not do to be perpetually cal-, eulueing Lesko and adjusting nice chances; it did very well before the Flood, when a man could consult his friends upon an intended publication for 150 years, and then lire to see his success afterwards; but at present a man waits and doubts, and consults his brother and his friends, till one fine day he finds.that he is sixty years of age; that he has lost so much time in consulting his first -cousins and particular friends that he has no more time to follow their advice—Sidney Smith. •1; GRAFTING IN SURGERY. Has Been Practised Since the Re- motest Antiquity. • The art of transplanting or re- placing- human tissue" has be,n practised since the remotest an- tiquiby, states a writer in Paris L'lllustration. In India a caste ex- isted that was renowned for its skill in replacing out -off noses, and had a great practice, because the re- moval of the nose was a very com- mon punishment infliebed on cer- tain criminals. From India this sort of surgery found ite way to Italy, where, in the fifteenth century, two itinerant Sicilian surgeons, the Branoas, fa- ther and son enjoyed quite general fame anatomy. as readjusters of the human Similarly, in the sixteenth cen- tury, a Bolognese surgeon, Caspar Tagliacozza, who died in '1599, be- came a celebrity through hie at- bempbe at grafting and transplant- ing animal organs or members from one individual to another. Gin. Pills for Women WISHING WELLS. Where the Passerby May Have His W fah Fulfilled. All over Europe there are to he found springs and wells, the waters of whicli are supposed to possea some healing quality or sortie magical power, Throughout the northern, part or ling - land there are "wishime wells," lettere the passerby may breathe his w1111 and °rest assured of its fifIfillmeat 11 he only drops a crooked pin into the water. curious custom is still to be wit- nessed in Cornwall. Two 'pieces of straw, about mn inch long, are crossed and the pin run theough them. This cross is then, drool ed into the water and the rising bubbles carefully colle- ted, inasmuch its they are held to manic the years o • 111011111S or days that will pass before the happerving of the evelit which is of concern to the al the old days auguries were drawn from these crosses in other ways, They were made se' tie hardly to float. Then, as tbe (Woes Swain, Me thrower was to outlive the yesr; 11 11 sterile he was to die within 111151 period. Other: met' ere were to be learned. 'tram the position the el'OSS took as it floated Bead Whet Mrs. Navel' Says About ' Them. Mrs T, Harris of Tyneside, Ont„ 1C110,.1% all about 'CIIN PILLS, "I am tithing MY third box of OIN PILLS," she writes, "The pains neresit nry back and kidney/4 has almost gone. 1 WAB a great flUrngel. from Itheumatisin but it has all left me. I strongly ad - VISA all Wornen, who Huffer from Pain in the back' and Weak lettineye, to try (ISP PILLS." 10,'. a 13os, 6 for 52.50, Sample free I f yow u rite National Drug Ar, Chemical Co of Canada, Limited, Toronto. Facts and Fancy. Mem, like watches, are judged by Asparagus is good for rheumatism. slite4r, OT)tBalE-51.11encc4e05?3)D, j"L'ArC31)1..'' NALeuTO' their work. The only thing most people ever •eee,„ (S5 Quelity, devour, itud perfect cooking, combined. The maximum of nourishartent nod palatability. 14111110140° plot herd — tliert serve 'bud caqt. minimum trouble' molt» 0 595 ereereleillitee 0111015510 PARES FOR SALL 11, w, bawsoN, Ninety Colborne Street, Toronto, TO YOI7 WANT 610 SHY OE SELL A Fruit, Stock, (5rain, or Dairy Parm. write H.' W. Dawson., Brampton. or 93 Colborne y Toronto, it W. DAWSON, Colborne St., Toronto. achieve is old age. A ship's life is 28 yeare. Some girls celebrate the anniversary, of their birth by taking a day off—the more popular idea, however, is to take a year off. ' Golf was forbidden by law 1.11 Scot - ,band 115 1841. )3y the time a man's daughters get old enough to help him, they decide to help some other man. ' Ettforeing the Rules. Mr, Justwed—I'll be back in a moment, cluckie• What is it, jani- tor 7 Flossie—"You have a wonderful memory, Mamma — "Why so, my ehild1", "Because you're always remembering to re- mind toe of things I forget." Mlnard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Geraldine—"You haven't been to see me since you asked my father for my h and " Gerald—"No ; this is the first time I've been, ableto gee 'about." PILES CURED IN 0 TO 74 DAYS Tour druggist will refund snoopy if P1050 OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itch- ing, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 500. Si ngle Thought. John, Nether baCkward lover, tab ae one end of the sofa, and his eweethen rt at the other, Both minds were too full th0 Carry 015 conversa- tion, but at last the lady poleo ',Tolin, what aro you thinking ab9.citiilt';?1,' ,3awakened from his CI re WTI s, answered with a drawl, s t the eame as von ere," and was eve:- peise,d bo got the rehoeb: "If you do I'll box your ears,," The richer a man is the richer he wants to be. Minard's Liniment Cures Carget In COWS. 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