The Clinton News Record, 1913-01-09, Page 7Do You Feel Moly,
irritable, Depressed?
When That Languid, Leggy,
Easily -Tired Feeling Comes,
Your Liver is Slow.
'..ty Tells Hots to Cure Quickly.
'"Even when I was young I was
not robust and healthy like other
A MODERN
Police Iteyeal Suniptuously-Ap- He Had Eczema 25 Years and Doc-
GAIIIBLING MANIA IN LONDON ,
pointed Gaming Houses. tore Stud, , No Lure.
Yet Zanedluk has 'Worked Complete
Cure.
PIMPLES THICKLY
land) it 'is me news that, given re. CATTEIIED ON FACE
TO these' who know Loudon (Eng -
quitito capral, it s s e
ter to discover facilities tur losing This is the experience of a man of
. . •
it over a gambling table. The ged- high reputation, widely known
ed youths of the capital need notMontreal, and whose CMS° can read -
restrain their propousity to (lona ily be investigated. Mr, T. AL
the goddess of fortune to oocasional Mareh, the genaiernan referred too,
visits to Menta Carlo or Engelea, lives at 101 Delorimier Avenue,
or the naauy clubs which flourish in Montreal. For twontyttive years he
girls. I suffered from headaches, parts. 1 has had eczema on his hands and
and had sort of blue feelings that Public attention has been drawn ' wrists. The disease first started in
deprived me of tee joyful spirits lately to thje opportuuities aftorded , red blothus, widen itched, and
and pleasures other girls seemed in Lennon by ate police 'raid on a ' whet' scratched became painful.
to get. After I married I found I garableig astablis,hment caindutted I Bad sores followed, until h.ti
, could not th-now worries off like in the highly detorous neighbor- hands were one raw, painful masa
other women, and those full feel- hood cf Vviiton Terrace, Belgravia. el sores. This state of 'affairs con..
ing,s of despondency and weariness Stories are told of a wealthy Pro -1 tin ued for twenty-five years I
made me very unhappy. There was vincial losing $25,000 at a sitting,' In that time four emilient
inedi-
nc cause to feel so, and my doctor and another ease of an heir to large cal men tried to cure lairn, and
said my Liver was sluggish, and this estates squander•ng his patrimony
accounted for my poor color, my within a fortnight.
tiredness, langour and despair. "1 believe gambling to -day is
' The pills the doctor gave me were heavier than in the time of Charles
too purgative, made me weaker be- Fox," a well-known elubma,u is
cause they were too active for my quote.d as saying. "It is rare when
oonstitution. Dozens of my friends there is not some goss.p about
recommended Dr. Hamilton's Pills, heavy play at certain west -end
and they were so mild and helpful. clubs."
Well, I never used a pill that act- It is outside the precincts of the perseverance with this great uorbal
ed Ito quietly as Dr. Hamilton's. clubs that the mania is found to be balm resulted in what he had given
They were so comfortable to use, I strong. The limited powers of the up all hope of—a complete cure I
was afraid they might not help. Poliee are a serious handicap to its And the cure was no temporary
But in a week I knew they had been suppreesion. It is not enough to cure. It was permanent. He wad
actively engaged in cleaning up my rad a house and catch persons in cured nearly four years aw,. In.
system. They did the work of a the act of gambling. Tne police terviewed the other day, Me Marsh
tonic and blood medicine combined. must prove that the place is a said; "The cure which Zam-Buk
so it must worked has been absolutely per.
.1 improved to a mamvelous degree gaming house, and to do
With Dr. Hamilton's Pills, and I be shown that the owner is deriving manent. From the day that I was
now maintain the most perfect kind advantage betel the gambling going cured to the present moment I have
of health by using them just once
er twice a week."
It is Mrs. E. V," Erlanger, tvell
known at Gloucester, who relates
the above experience. She proved
what you and all others, rnen and
women, can prove—that Dr. Ham-
ilton's Pills are best for restoring
health and best for keeping the
:system iu perfect running order.
Don't be misled into using anything
but Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25c. a
box, five for $1.00, at all druggists
and storekeepers, or postpaid by
the Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.
Y., and Kingston, Canada,
"There is no reason to believe
that the Chinese Republic will not
be perpetuated," said the Rev. Dr.
James Smith, a missionary lately
returned from China.
"There are a great •many able
men among the Chinese and the For real practical reliability and The existing system of State.
people are becoming more widely something to swear by, expel:000e schools was founded in the second
oduitated. They have never accept- —plain old experience—is able to half of the nineteenth century, '
ed with good. grace the rule of the; carry a big load yet without getting when the edict of the abolition of
Tartars. There are from 300,000.000 swaybacked, serfdom appeared. Until the year
to 400.000,000 people in China pre- A Western woman found some 1860 Russ a only had 4.077 public
per including Manchuria and Mon- things about food trove Old Experi- schools. When in 1864 the zemstvoz
golia. Of these about 10,000,000 are ence a good, reliable teacher. were established, the number of
Mane:hue or Taters. These 10,000,- She writes. schools increased rapidly, and at
000, however, controlled the Gov-
ernment until the uprising which
resulted in the overthrow of the
dynasty.
"'Under the old regime none of
the people were allowed to use for
their own families much of the mon-
ey they earned. The system 01 gov-
eminent was for those in authority
to squeeze. from all classes of indus-
trial and other workers the money
they earned. This money was dis-
tributed among the officeholdere,
oornniencing with the Teti or Gover-
each gave ‘up the case aa hopeless. •
aturally, Mr. Marsh tried reme-
dies of all kinds, but he, also, at
last gave it up. For two years ho
had to wear gloves day and nigoe.
Then came nam-Buk But be soon
found out that &in -Bilk was differ-
ent. Within a few weeks there were
distinct signs of benefit, and a little
•
CHINA ADVA.NCING RAPIDLY.
Misale.pary Thinks Republic Will
Be Perpetuated.
on there.
One of the houetea, which is des -
had no trnee of eczema, and I feel
sure it will never return."
er.bed as the most magniheeet If you suffer from any skin•troti-
gambling hall in London, is fur- ble cut out this article, write acmes
nished throughout with exquisite it the name of this paper, and mal
taste and, apart frorn the drawing- it with one cent stamp wpay re -
room, where the board or green turn postage, to Zam-Buk Co., To -
cloth holds men and women faeci- ronto. We will forward you by re-
nated, there are a library, a sleek- turn a free trial box of Zane -Bilk.
ing-rtom, boudoirs, and darkened All druggists and stores sell this
rest rooms for jaded players. famous remedy. 50e, box. or three
This house also is famed for the for $1.25, Refuse harmful substi-
generous scale of its catering. tutes.
Champagne is uncorked with the
Leedom of mineral water, and
handsome plate is set out with the
choicest fruits. All catering is de-
ducted from a 3 per cent. allowance
made the keeper of the establish-
ment, but he ca.n well afford to
treat his guests sumptuously, as in
one night $200,000 to $250,000 may
change hands.
THE REST TEACHER.
In Bad Condition. Pimples Large.
Fee ore an 3/. Looked
Badly. Cutioura Soap and Oint-
ment Cured in Two VVeeks.
'
Mummy, Ontario.—" Some time ago my'
fate traeln a 'very had condition wait BOHM
.1dsa of pimples. Tho pimples were thickly
scattered: The tops of them,
woro white; matter was in
thorn. They wereoulto largo
and nit' face was soro and
itchy and, looked badly.
had to scratch to bo comfort- 1
able and sometimes lost 017 1
sloop. Tito sores lasted about
two months and I tried some
ointments but didn't like
thOnf. 'Then I sent for some Cutioura Soap
and Cuticula Ointment, used thorn for two
wooks anti I Was completely cured," (Signed)
Alex. Oke, Aoril 2, 1012.
SCALY ECZEMA ON FACE •
Clarkson, Ontario.—" My little girl, aged
two years, atarted with a skin disease on
her face, so I called In tho doctor and he
sem it was eczema. mho emin was quite
red and all scaly. I washed the parts null
with the Cuticura Soap and then I put
the Cutletwo, Ointment on. You ought to
site her now --as fair as a lily! .
"I suffered n great deal with piles. I
had them very bad, and they Itched and
turned so I could hardly bear it. When I
tot the Calcium Ointment I tried IL Now
It has entirely cured me... (Signed) Mrs.
Cyrus Ward, Jan. 1, 1012.
Cuticura Soap and Cuticula Ointment aro
sold throughout the world. Send to Potter
D. &C. Corp., Dept. 53D, Roston.
for free sample er each with 52 -page book.
Old Experience Still Holds the
Palm.
.5.
MORE SCHOOLS IN RUSSIA..
Education Malting Rapid Strides
Under Czar's Policy.
Popular education in Russia is
making rap d terides in advance;
so much so that the next statistics
of people who can neither read nor
write, not long ago officially esti-
mated at 60 per cent. of the total
poptilatlon, will certa:nly indicate
c
a notable decrease. In the last fif-
teen years pub iinstruction has
1
immensely improved.
"I think I have used almost every the end of the '602 there were in
breakfa-st food manufactured, but Russia 22,770 schools with 1,490,915
none equal Grape -Nuts in my esti-
mation. mation.
'I was greatly bothered with
weak stomach and indigestion, and at the end of his reign the num-
with formation of gas after eating bit' of schools had reached 43.385
and tried many remedies for it, but with 2,970.000 tupils. Under the
did not find relief. present Czar educational matters
"Then I deeided I must diee and have received increased attention.
see if I could overcome the dia. Thus the schools eponed by the
culty that way. My choice of food
zemstvos were granted a State sub -
wits Grape-Ents because the doctor sidv $190 for every fifty schools,
me I could hy
while the teachers got increases in
told not ,
.
pupils
Under Alexander III. popular
etlucation made further advances,
nor, a the province, and. going
digeststarc
f d
salary.
oo
down the line to the huniblestAt the present time there are in
of "G„pe-Nuts food has been a great
Russia 100 295 elementaty schools
thoth in the Government employ. benefit to me for I feel like a di f-
• For seventy-five years at least with 154.177 male and female teach-
ferent person since I begun to eat n
the" was a wen defined attd more It is wonderf„I to me hew
or less well directed effort among
11..11
my nerves have become. I
the Chinese people to get rid of nhe
,Manchu dynasty and restore the adnise everyone th try in for ex -
government to the Chinese. perience is the best teacher.
"The Chinese ordinarily are not , digest •
"If von have any stomach Mem-
o warlike race. They mtare de ,
'le in- ble—can t
' your fond, use
telligent and industrious,For 300 Grape -Nuts food for brealifnet at
least, and you won't be able to
Years there was no incentive for the
ordinary Chinaman to endeavor to Praise it enough when you see hnw
better his.ocindition, because if by different von feel." Name given
his efforts ho made more money it bv Canadian Postern Co., Windenr.
was taken away from him fer the Ont. Read the little book, "The
support of the ofecers of the Gov-
ernment who ruled him. „
"There was no inducement for
tho display of industrial ability,
which the Chinese confessedly p05 -
sees. China is about one-third
larger in area than the United
States. It is one of the richest ma -
Cons on earth. It has more coal
and iron than any other; it has
gold, silvet and other minerals; a
great extent of tirnber land and as
fine agricultural land undeveloped
as there is in any part of the world.
The great plains of Mongolia aro has been inetalled with every requa
peculiarly adapted for gradingsite to deal in the first, place with
With the resources of the country, 300 LOIS of pulp per month, but
love of peace and the intelligence with room for any development. In
of the people and with a atable re- this ease the pulp will be treated in
pubhe China win soon rank with
the greateat of nations.
Read to Wellville," in pkgs.
"There's a Reason."
Ever read the above UMW? A new one
annears from time to thne. They 5-0
genuine, true, and full of human interest
PAPER FROM BAMBOO.
Scottish Eegineere Have Perfected
Plans For Its Manufacture.
-
Scottish engineers have porfe,cted
plans for the manufacture of paper,
on a large scale, from bambini. On
a site near Kagi (Japan) a factory
Be Admitted It.
"English as she ie Jappe(1" is the
title of an article in a recent num-
ber of the Oriental Review.
The Oriental capacity for using bamboo pulp will enable Eaetern
our mother tongue with strange mills 10 thmpete with the British
twists of unconscious humor is well and American impintrd paper of
the finer qualities. The process of
known, but few examples are equal
th this delicious sign on a Japanese manufacture, from bamboo is a
baker's shop : more expensive one than that from
"A Karinura, Biggest Loafer in
Tokyo."
NAND FOOT CALLOUSES
REMOVE) QUICKLY
Formosa, and eh'pped in rolls or
she-ets to the paper mills at Kobe;
r
just In the same manneas the wood
pulp of Norway, Sweden, Russia
and Fieland is shipped to the
United Kingdom th feed the British
paper mills.
It is hoped that in the Far East
wood. It is thought that experi-
ments may cheapen the process and
the eupplu• of the cane is practically
inexhauet
Moreover, the bamboo is it plant
that can readily be cultivated.. If
Anything on your feet that shouldn't any particular species is eoneidered
be there—whether corns, ,callousee or the best for paper -making pur-
aore nunas—they Alan till be removed in poses, it ea•n easily be grown in any
short order by Pittman's qui entity. Aeia, Africa, America
corn Extractor. Think of and Oceania all have ferests of it.
the pain you are saved For "as, papettrnalting'the cane is eut
when that sore corn g"' itito trnall pieces, of one or two
18 to te°t16h exPeriThez4 I theo belled with sulphate of
with untried remedies-- gn
/7„timin.a time, blea,ehed be electricity. wash -
tractor and the work will be done ed machine rolled and pressed into
onice y and without pain. Putnam a tissue forms. and dried by steam.
Extractor casts 25o. per bottle. sold
and reoornmended by. • druggists. ,
"Tha a ,el! -bred f'Yon
There are spots on the sun, .yet bet she is, Never corrects her par -
me people expect a small boy to ents 'petition', no metthr what the
perfect " ' lexigencies of the ease may be."
ors and 6.130'.510 pupils. Of these
schOOls 56 910 have been opened un-
der the reign of Nicholas IL, the
resent Czar. During the same
period the nnmber of industrial
echools has risen from 1,223 to 2,-
748. A tca,chor in the State schools
now beg•ies on a salary $172 a
year. After five years he draws
$200 aftet ten years eet10 and the
maximum is only $270 a year.
Significant.
The second day ct:ew to its close
with the twelfth jutyrna,n still un -
colt vineed.
"Well, gentlemen," said the be/.
tiff. entering quietly. "shall I, as
usual, order twelve dinners?"
"Make it," said the foreman,
eleven dinners and a bale of
hay.''
Substantial
Breakfast
Pleasure
in every package of
Post
r-fn0
I oasties
Crisp ,swe,it bits of
toasted Indi in Co -n, 10 be
served with creArn or
milk.
Alwnvs
Roady to Eat
Direct From
Package —
Always Delicious.
Sold by Grocers every-
where.
"The Memory Lingers"
Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd.
Windsor. Ontario.
FAINT-HEARTED V.C. DEAD.
Hero of Lucknow Who Feared the
Colonel H. Gore -Brown, the
"fairt-heagted" V.C. who went
through all the scenes of slaughter
duiang the Indian Mutiny, won. the
Victoria Crane in the defence of
Lucknow, and yet swooned at the
sight of 'blood from a cut finger,
died suddenly at hie borne at Shank -
1.n, Iso of Might, recently. He
was an uncle ot Colonel Seely, the
secretary for war.
He was on•e of the defenders in
the siege of Lucknow by the muti-
neers and was abut up in the i•esi-
dency from June 30. 1857, 10 Aug.
31. It was in August that he per-
formed the deed of valor for which
he rtheiCed the Victoria Cross. He
led a sortie in order to spike two
guns that were laying the defences
sI Lucknow itt ruins.
Placing himself at the head of his
men, Captain Gore-Brown—as he
then was—sprang first and alone
into the rebol battery. He shot the
sentry dead with his revolver. Over
one hundred of the enemy were
slain by the captain and a few of his
men. The guns were successfully
put out of action. and Captain
Gore -Brown brought his men safely
back to the Residency. ,
Yet his own words prove that his
heroism was not the simple daring
ot a reck.ess man, but a, triumph
e,f will over a nattn•e inherently
sensitive. In an interview in a Lon-
don paper three years ago, he said:
"My fear of bleed is a fact I am
whelty una,ble to explain. Notwith-
standing all the terrible slaughter
during thr mutiny I live in fear of
the sight of -blood My feelings im
the calm events or life are such that
if you cut your finger in my pre-
sence I should he so overcome as to
be unconscious. I can not explain
it except bv eupposing that in the
height of warfare a man's pereonal
sensitiveness is completely over-
shadowed.
"Though I shot inney a rebel in
the elefence of Lucknow and was
sev-ral times smothered with the
blood of men killed beside me, yet I
am too fnint-hearted to see even an
animal led to the slaughter. On
o•te occasion I wes working a gen
when a bullet went right through
th head of the man on the'opposite
sde of the breech. On another oc-
casion I was commanding a po-ition
when a bullet came throieth oloon-
hole and struck the man beside mo
r'ght in the n•eek. HIS blood pelt-
ed all over me. Yet I was quite
cello] and undisturbed in the dis-
charge of my duty."
M D E.RNIZIN G SEM U SALEM.
_no
Mids Fair to Become Again the
Chief City of the Hebrews.
The latest indication of the pro-
gress going on in Jeranalem was the
artival a short titne ago of it mas-
sive inttor reed i•oller, and the de-
cision to equip the city with tall
efficient tramway system, says the
American Hebrew. The walls en-
close 209 acres, of which 35 acres
are occupicel by the temple enelo-
sure. But owing to the impesiii-
hint:, of housing the thousands of
Jewish mimagtarts who still con-
tinue to arrive, bull•ding has been
proceeding outside the walls to a
very considerable extent.
The consequeece of the pre.tence
of this external population is that
firet One and then another of the
gates was left open by night, until
teedae they are all perpetually
open. Indeed, two of the gateways
have no gates at all. Meanwhile
the Mohammedan population is not
by any means keeping pace with the
Jewish, and the Holy City seems in
a fair way to become once more in
fact as -well as in name the capital
city of the Hebrew race,
Jeruealem is soon to have its own
tramway service, as a concession for
the purpose has already been
granted to a French company,
which will start laying the tram
Enee in the oourse of the summer.
An English company has applied for
a concession to illuminate the city
with water by the construction of
large reservoirs near wells situated
at a distance of about sixteen miles
from Jerusalem. The municipality
is also cons:dering proposals for
paving the streets and constructing
sewage works. A -modern fire -ex-
tinguishing apparatus aed a tele-
phon- installation are also to be
provided. The project of construct-
ing a harbor in Jaffa, which has
been discussed for the last thirty
years, is likely to be realized at
last. A 'Trench -Belgian company,
with the co-operation of the Jaffa-
Jetusalem Railway Company, is
said to have applied tor a conces-
sion to carry out the project, for
which it has raised a capital of
pearly one million pounds sterling.
The Government is reported to have
come to an agreement with the com-
pany -about the conditions of the
concession, and only the consent of
Parliament is now necessary.
Possible (teason.
Lumbago Cured
Every Ache Gone
Thousands Still Suffering That
Can be Quickly Cured
by "Neevilinc."
The case of Harald P. Bushy.
Whenever you teei a headache coming on take
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They stop headaches promptly and surely. Do not contain
opium, morphine, phenacctio, acctanilid or other dangerous
drugs. 25c, a box at your Druggist's. • 125
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AFFLICTION OF THE CZAR. FARMS FOR SALF
ti
Russia Is Shocked Over His Hag.' goefSON111051
e.mtdir, 7 0011:thene
gard A.ppearnee.
The Czar has made his first pub-
lic appearanee einem the tragedy of
his son's illness and the people are
ehocleed at hie changed looks, writes
O St. Petersburg correspendent.
At' the anniversary of St.
Cre,orge's feast it is the Czar's cus-
tom to attend a dinner given to•ex-
soldiers who have won the St.
George cross for bravery in war.
He tastes their food, embraces the
Fret of the older men and moves
amgoraegettihnce.tables with kingly words
ef
At the recent celebration of the
anniversary, however, he seemed so
haggard and broken down with deep
grie,f that the people forebore 10
utter a ound, He sat in a bent at-
titede near the head of the table for
a few minutes then bowed sadly
and withdrew.
The Czar's grief-stricken attitude
muttonshomes. ETC,.
over his son's afilictioe is weighing C, ANC'ER'
interoal end te
exrnal, cured with.
.
'upon the whole country. Next t't,t,,Initt'te
February is the third centenary of co,. Limited. rolliemonod. Ont
the Romanoff dynasty. It was an-
noenced last summer, during the
celebrations of the centenary of the
Moscow campaign, that the Czar
was to inaugurate national rejoic-
ings for his dynasty and there
would be amnesty for many grades
of prisoners and acts of benevolence:
to the poor, But the programme
jest issued is 'of a most melancholy
character for the four successive
days. There are to be church ser-
vices in memory of the dead Roma-
noffs preceding and succeeding Pe-
ter the Great. and then a eervice of
intercession for the present genera-
tion.
The mass of people who have
been looking forward to feasting
and holidays are grumbling deeply
at the turn the CEO r and court are
giving the forthcoming celebrations.
Fresh revelations of the disrepu-
table methods of the Noyoe Vremva
have been made. He present fuel -
Otte campaign againet Jews and for-
eieners falls to cover up the evi-
dences of corruption.
For a long time the Vreniya con-
dected a hitter camnaign romintt
giving any contracts for rebeilding,
the Rea.ian fleet to Vicker^ az Max-
im. Then came a sieeitleent inter-
val of silence. Now the Vreenva is
printing a series of enthe.eastic
articles in fnvor of aiving Vickers
the llon's share in the enormous
naVal proernmme of $125.010 000.
"Three years ago I discovered
that a ma n subject to lumbago
might just as well be dead as
alive." These words open the sin-
cere, straightforward letter of H.
P. Bushy, a well-known man in the
plumbing and tinsmithing business.
"One ttack came after another,
and lumbago got to be a chronic
thing with me, I could scarcely
get in a day's work before that
knifing cruel pain would attack my
back. I used a gallon of liniments;
not one of them seemed penetrat-
ing enough to get at the core of the
pain. I read in the Montreal Wit-
ness about Nerviline, awl got five
bottles. It is a wonderful medicine
—I could feel its soothing, pain -
relieving action every time it wa.s
aril/Heel. When t got the el:settee
under control' with Nern toe,
built up my strength and tortited
my blood be taking Ferree:me at
meals. This treatmeut cured me
permanently, and I urge everyone
to give up the thick, white, oily
liniments they are using, and try
an up-to-date, penetrating, pain -
destroyer like Nerviline.
"Please publish my letter the
world over. I want all to hear of
Nerviline."
Don't be cajoled into. receiving
anything from your dealer but
"Nerviline." Large family • size
bottles 50c., trial size 25e., all deal-
ers, or The Catarrhozone Co., Buf-
falo, N. Y., and Kingston, Canada.
Not having coal is no disgrace.
We've been in that condition num-
erous times.
minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eto.
"Why do you suppose he his such elegy; wiiie yeu den't seem to
vacant expression?" be enjoying yourself." "No, unc,
"Well, he thinks of himself a good I'm having a miserable time. Auntie
deal." told me to eat as much as I wanted
—a,nd I can't."
When Your Eyes Need Vara TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Try Murine Eye Retnetly. No Smarting--Ferls
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trate,) Book in each Package. Marine is E. W. MOVE'S ei_gua_ture is on each box.
compounded by our Oculists—net a entomb Med. 2se.
Moe"— but need In ammessful Physicians' nue-
Nue for many years. Now dedicated le the Ptah -
11c and sold by Druggists at %a nnd NW per Bottle. ! An idle rumor never spends much
Marine -nye Salvo In Montle Tubas, 25o ana 60o, .
Monne Eye Remedy Co., Chicago time.,in the office of a busy man.
A pretty girl always knows at
least two or three girls who are jea-
lous of her. • •
minard's Liniment curse Ca-rttet In Cows.
One On Dad.
MinaiLd's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
"That bride across the way is the
laziest woman I ever saw. She never
does any work about the house."
"Why doesn't her husband make
her?" "05, he simply worships
her." "That accounts then, for
This sent -in kid story is vouched
herleading an idol existe' nee."
for, but somehow or other it sounds
strangely familiar to us, Some-
body will write in to -morrow and
tell us that it was in Hostetter's
Almanac for 1869, but we'll take Si
chance:
The preacher was calling at little
Bobby's house,
"And do you always say your
prayers at night, my little raan 1"
asked the clergyman.
"Yes, sir," answered Bobby,
"an' inatitima does, too,"
"That'e right. Bet doesn't your
papa say his prayers?"
"No—be don't have to."
"Why, what do you mean?"
"Efe don't have to—you soo he
never gets home till WS daylight,
an' then uvhat is there to pray
4„
about?"
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