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Perhaps it is the titi.;rt; wages to skilled
&aumill mets that help to make lumber
dear,
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IFinuipeg publicity department ;s
upending $16,625 a year in •uh a ui mg
the city, and $875 more in salaries,
punting, etc., That's pushfulnes.
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royal jollier andcreator of good
feeling 1letweentrulers and peoples I{ieg
Edward (,,tries off the fed ribbon Let
nobody heneefoith eaythat tt king need:
be useless.
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Johannesburg is said to have experi-
enced a sever slump, Municipal valuation
declining fifty millions le one year, le
is said that it, has been "overbuilt and
overpenpled, and that now many heat
shops in the "rain streets are otiph.
V'unceuver has just 001,1 $100,0010 of
its $1,000,000 four per rent. bonds at 00,
Thu 1 is n great sacrifice. Compared
with the higher puce offered about a
year ago it will mean 0 lose of ;$50,000
1 1 " ltof tlli e
them.
•ew
111 obediemee to the Imperial decree
000/1110 issued ell the opium dins in
C,tutou were closed on Priddy, to the
music of band; and the olaocriug of greet 1
proeessiens. lint it evould ba unsafe to
coneludo that opium en:oldog is at an
coat among the Celestinls, But the with-
drawal of official toleration of the vice is
11 Creat gain.
PARABLE OF THE TALENTS.':
A Cleveland Millionaire's New Version
of It.
A reporter was talking to Thomna E.
Harley, the young Cleveland million•
alto who is going to tour the world for
a wife.
"A young non of your means;" said the
reporter enviously, "should have no dif-
ficulty in finding a wifi, Ile mhouldri t
have to tour the world ifor her."
"Oh, shouldn't het" slid Mr. Harley.
"Don't you know that the right kind of
girl doesn't judge a man by his money?
Money my friend, le tate last thing to
judge anyone by.
"Yee," the young millionaire went on,
"he who judges people by their money be
apt to fare like the Cleveland man who
gave a dollar to oaoh of hie little sone.
Now, boys,' said this foolish rutin,
Z am going away fors week, 'hake this
money and see how much you can make
out of It in my absence, To him that
does the beat P11 give a fine present.'
"On his return at the week's end he
called the boys to him.
"Well, George, how have you succeed•
edt' he said to the first.
Hear�sQe'� proudly took two dollars from
his 11 v
" have doubled my money, air; he
said.
"Remellent,' oried the father. 'And
John, have you done batter still?'
o, sir,' rigid John, sadly, 'I have lost
all mina'
"Wretohed boy,' the father exclaimed,
'bow' did you lose ]t?"
9 metalled George,', faltered the lad.
"the clangors of the "unwritten law"
are illustrated daily in New fork, Al.
most every do some man or boy is set
Nene by a mob and so'iouely handled
betemse he is suspected of braving spoken
to r. girl. A moat in Harlem, carrying
his one child, was set upon by a molt
ao l beaten us 0 kidnapper because the
child cried.
Speed mania in motorists has become
0o great a curse in England, says a
cable, that a monster petition to Parlia-
ment 10 being signed throughout Great
Britain against reckless and inconsider-
ate drivers of automobiles. fines have
been slant to be no deterrent to the
epeed non tars. The roods are becoming
too dangerous for horse-drawn vehicles
or Pon persons walking, 00 are told. This
picture appears to he overdrawn. Brit-
ish law is not so easily defied. If the
motorists are acting in this way punish -
men, will be meted out to them, without
the aid of petitions to Parliament.
There should be no delay in the ,vork
or reforestation in Canada. This mum
try his leen prodigal in 1te dealings
with its timber and lumber resources,
with the result that some of them hate
become exhausted. There are certain
specie; of timber, Knelt its oak and ma-
hogany, that Canadian manufacturers
have to import from the States, and
other, l:fods are growing bt,rcer. The
f3elleville Ontario, the Otho day, said
"Khat mill probably be the last drive of
ser -logs to come down the rive' le now
running into the harbor boom here,' "act
ROO RIGH
NOW
herr is one roof that wires
rm,auso it will last lain v
Guaranteed in wrung for 2 ;j'eare.
odds:
For very many years the water:) of
the Moira floated annually to tie
saw trills 0hieh fringed its bawls?
from Tweed to Belleville and to the
Bay of Quintr., for the giant Inmb:r-
snw'iug (100 eras at Trenton, Baker's
I.Jund, ltosemoe and l)eseronto, a
'teeming wealth of saw -logs,,' which
illicit -its bed nt times from Belleville
tin Cauiftu1; but, year Lr par, at Ih•
chantry has become denuded of i0 ping
fooests, tic hinnber of piece, in 1Lc
yearly drive los bete u1,91, tlra will,
hate been closed or removed to other
tllnee), and 000 wwe see the end of a
groat industry, whir -h nt one time gave
tnnployment to few, it any, less than a
thousand sten in Belleville, including the
mill hands end. those employed on hoard
the vessels which carried the lumber
to other ports-eprim;hpnly ,hese of the
United States,
1''o' IL hundred years or snore thio
lumbering has been curried tar along tle
Moira the 010Utcaultt. Black ('re:'1:
iuvl other streams, but now that tit for-
csls have been dentoled of their wcaitu
the lumber leeks, and the niter roti gen-
Orally will disappeor float this district.
and Belleville will miss Hone tin' racy
brought n certain amount of tredo. to
the city, hut indepeedently of 1: 0, th'
Moira will not look like it -elf in Ho
eon without the logs on,1 t1)'' rafts
and the picturesque b ick a a r,ls:nea.
Other districts besides that 010eh f1:'
;Atone rens through 800 being t hno,t•i,
11)00 rhea tint e0.pes to 1).10A, tunny lum-
ber j.'000 will pass array altogether, un -
k;:, the mining industry sihould take the
place of the hiinh"ring.
Memo fellow's follows" can't see 0 pitcher
Witliout gettimg thirsty.
Down the St. Lawrence,
through the 1,000 Islands, running the
rapids, past Montreal, and quaint Que.
bee, to the far famed Saginaw river, 806
miles of varied scenery, by boat, with ev-
ery oamfort and convenience. Can this
delightful summer outing be surpassed,
If you aro arranging for your va-
nation trip oonoider tide, and aek your
nearest ticket agent or write, Ii. Foster
Oheffee, A. CL P. A., R. & 0. N. Co.,
Toronto, Canada.
Irish Riots and Irish Bacon.
Bacon curers aro usually among the
moat prosperous firms in Belfast, but
they have had to warn the farmers
throughout the north not to kill any
more pigs until the strikes are settled,
for it is impoeeible to handle the °amass-
es. Business has thus bebn diverted to
other Irish bacon curing centres, al-
though the majority of farmers have
simply roepited their pigs and are mak-
ing no attempt to supply the market,
Danteh bacon factories -will thee profit.
--Standard.
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
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Het Dear Friend.
Mr's. Capsicum was at the telephone
"Hello'" ehe maid. "Is thla Mrs. Wel-
kinring's honer"
"Yes," answered the voioe at the other
end of the wire.
'Is Mrs. Weiklnring there?"
"No; she has gone out driving and will
he gone several home, Who to—"
Hare Mrs, Oapeicum hung up the
'phone.
"Verna," she said, "telt William to
have the carriage ready at once. I am
going to tali on Mre, Welkinring."
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
Uncle Allen.
"Once in a while," eaid Uncle Allen
Sparlrs, "you moot a man who is so busy
talking about the 'higher life,' the 'ani.
verset brotherhood of man,' and tbe'gen-
eral uplift' that he never haa'time to
change his socks."
Some mon are ao slow that it is even
doubtful it they go feat asleep.
A girl may have teeth like pearls and
be an dumb as an oyster.
Talks on..
Banking
by Mail
trif1 making
11 of a Man
Every mat has before him a serious
problem in providing for future need.
The thoughtful man must map out
his plan, guided by his bed intelligence,
snd stick to it.
la figurig�gg ea the future it is safe
to ode dovft one thing --you'll need
capital,
4% Compounded Quarterly
A few hundred, or a thousand or
so, ready to hand in case of emergency,
hu been the making of many a mac.
You might see en opportunity to
make a few hundred dollars—if you
had the needful nest egg.
Our booklet E sent free on re.
queer. gives full information on Banking
by Mail at 4 per cent, interest. Write
for it to -day.
The UNION TRUST
mpa
Cow Limited
TEMPLE BUILDING. TORONTO
Cwgal ad Reserve 33.901.000
"OSHAW
GALVANkr _ED
STEEL S NGLES
This roof y
easy to cat on ( it yourself with
miner end aides), ¢ save you
T 'a of eaves ! :work because its
e,0 a
ha P worry
because near1•• fireproof windproof and
wyethar-pacer the }wilding they cover,
Write us about it and hear all about
007/ ROOFING P..,OI1T, Address
The PEDLAR People 4g,
eabasaMr,z' eat show¢ 7woato London Winnipeg
Cakes and Sausages in Germany.
"Germany is the land of variety in
saueagee and cakes," said William
George Bruce. "When I made my visit
to eat at restaurants in practically every
to eat at resturenta in practically every
city I came to. I am not atretohing it a
bit when I say that in one restaurant in
Dresden there were 000 varieties of eau -
saw on the hill of fare.
'The name holds good of cakes. You
enter a restaurant or a bakery in whioh
coffee in moved. The obliging waiter
will net before you a specially designed
ties are placed in convenient tiers so
ties are placed in oonventient dere so
that you pick out any kind you want
without disarranging the whole.
"There is another feature of restaur-
ant customs in Germany that struck mo
as out of the ordinary. While perhaps
a dozen cakes are net before you to
choose from, you only pay for the exact
number you eat. When you are done
with your luncheon the waiter will count
up what is remaining and charge you
for the difference." -Milwaukee Sentinel.
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ATLANTITuCiTY S 10
From Suspension Bridge, Niagara
Falls, ria Lehigh Valley R. R.
August 8th, 30th, and Sept. Oth. Tiek-
eta good 15 days. Allow atop -over at
Philadelphia on going and return trip.
For tickets and further information call
on or write Robt. S. Lewis, Passenger
Agent, 54 King Street East, Toronto,
Ont.
WHEN TO WIND A'WATCH.'
The Morning, Not the Evening, the Best
Time, the Watchmanker Says.
"Moat people," said the watchmaker,
"wind their watches at night; but it
would be bettor to wind them in the
morning.
"You see, we are liable to go to bod
at different hours, and so to wind our
watch at irregular intervals; and it in
batter to wind it regularly. Then we aro
more liable to forget to wind our watch
at night than in the morning and so
may let it run down.
'But we are pretty sur to get up in
the morning at our regular hour, what-
ever the hour at which we went to bed,
and so by winding it then we may in.
sura regularity of winding; and the
watch is brought to mind then, when
we put it on for use, and we are lose
likely to forget to wind it.
"So morning is the beat time to wind a
watch, if you can get your elf into the
habit of winding It then."
Holland Sea Signals.
Holland seems to be pioneering a new
development or sea signals which may
render coast lightships of double utility
to vessels in times of fog. At a point cat
the North Sea northeast of T'exel Island
is moored the Dutch lightship Haab,
which for some days now has been equip-
ped with a novel system of submarine
signals by means of sunken bells. In
fog, snow or hail, or whenever from any
cause the weather is judged "thick"
enough,these belle can he sounded once.
every hree soconds. The seytem has
been installed as a practical working
test, and if the results are deemed to 116
good enough it will be adopted generally
on all Dutch lightships -perhaps also on
those of Belgium. -From the London
Globe.
CHILDREN!•
Do you want a
Painting Book ?
It's FREE.
Ask your mother to
send us her name and
address and we'll send
you one of these splendid
Painting Books with,the
colors all ready to use.
We'll also send a quarter -
pound package of Cellu-
loid Starch for your
mother to try neat ironing
day.
WILSON'S
FLY
PADS
d
Ona packet
hoe eatuatty
klIls a bushel
sf files,
— SOLA ST —
IIBCCItfl, CIDOERI ash GENERAL 8TCRE8
10n per paokst, era packets for 260.
will last is whole 1•05.1.
1TOP1
mange, Prairie Scratches and ,tarry teem or
*notorious Itch OR human or ealsala card
to 10 minnow by Wolford'a gsoltary Longs,
IS aver 0.1W. Sot • by • ruggiW.
The Deserted Doll Speaks.
(Denver ReputBoan,)
The Teeter Boar destroys the taetier* sl
motherhood In little girls.-IotervIew with
SU observing priest,
She put me away Leat summer, and told me
abo didn't care;
She woe weary of llpa like cherries, and pink
cheeks and golden hair;
She heel fallen in love, she whispered, with
a "cute" little Teddy Bear!
no, Pee waded
herecomin
n the es
darkns at her
HighnessOh, the hours I've epeat 1e, loaging for the
touch of her baby bands!
For e'en though she loves another, she holds
me in iron bands,
WORLD'S BEST TIMEIIEEPER.
Electric Clock at Berlin Enjoys a Unique
Distinction.
This ie said to be the electric clock
in the basement of the Berlin Observe.
tory, which was installed by Professor
Foereter in 1865. It was inclosed in an
stir -tight glass cylinder, and has fre-
quently run for periods of two or three
months with an average daily deviation
of only 15-1000 of a second.
Yetastronomers are not satisfied even
with this, and efforts are made continu-
ally to secure ideal conditions for • clock
by keeping it not only in an air -tight
case, but in an underground vault where
neither changes of temperature nor of
barometric pressure shall ever aleot 11.
If my rival woe only handsome I would
never shed a tear,
But ugh, tint horrid monster, that never
would let come near.
00, the thought of that Bear and her High-
ness is driving me mad, I fear.
But I hope some bright, bright morning, she
will turn to her love of aid,
And the Teddy Dear's place wit be taken by
her dolly's head of gold;
And the mhos of her loving Highness will
my waning arms enfold!
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Sadplle Morality,
The eandpile foe the small child, the
playground fon the middle-sized child, the
athletic field for the buy, folk dancing
end social ceremonial life for the boy and
the girl in the teens, wholesome means
of gonial relntionalhips during adult life
-these are fundamental eonditiona with-
out which democracy cannot continue,
because upon thein recta the development
of that self-control which is related to an
appreciation of the needs of the rest of
the group and of the corporate conscience,
which is rendered necessary by the com-
plex, interdependence of modern life.--
Charities
ife.-Charities and the Commons,
Fruit.
A pretty maid
Upon the beach:
A man declares
Sbe is a peach;
The parson numkea
Them mea and wife;
Behold the pair
Of married tea
'The apple of her lite
to Jerry.
While ehe becomes
His buekteberry,
But now they fight,'
Mao, 'rte true;
ft wee a lemon
That each drew....
Carterhall, Nfld.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs; -While in the country last
eummer I was badly bitten by mosqui.
toes, eo badly that I thought I would be
disfigured for a couple or weeks. I was
advised to try your Liniment to allay
the irritation and did 00. The effect was
more than I expiated, a few applications
completei,y curing the irritation, and
preventing the bites from becoming sore.
MINARD'S LINIMENT is also a good
article to keep off the mosquitoes.
Yours truly,
W. A. V. R.
TMBua56u8 d.C sad Lin aed
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Fair and Unfair Burials
The juriedictional dispute between the
woodworkers' and the carpenters' unions
has reached the coffin industry, and
there is considerable doubt is a union
man's mind as to what style of a coffin
to purchaeo in order to secure the pro•
party labeled union article. Even the
Union Burial Associhtion, organized es-
pecially to decide tide matter, it at a
loss to decide the matter and is selling
caskets bearing the label of the carpen-
ters' union, which the wood workers de, '.
dare to be non-union.
The carpenters claim the exclusive
right to place their labels on caskets and
the woodworkers declare if a man is bur -
fed in a coffin bearing such a label he
goes to bis last resting place to remain
through all eternity in an "unfair" arti-
ole. The Chicago Federation of Labor
hag been asked to appoint a committtee
to pass upon the merits of the dispute -
Chicago Chronicle.
The Show Window Catechism.
A clothing nage in an Moots town endeav-
ors to attt'aot attention to 1Geit by posting
to its show window each week a question,
tor the beet answer to which It awards a
ared
fg yourclaim againsta
vise, collectins a maexample: "11 you bad n and
you found his pocket -took, oo0laining the
amount of money he owed you, what would
you do with It)" Poeefbly such Posta In-
spire °hence with an irreetittlide
d ire to"ruah into h
the stoteand buy clothes.
Still the ruin' might get acme valuable 11
formation U it should try this query some
time: "If we sell a hundred dollars' worth
of goods In a welch by this kind of advertt.
lag, bow many hundred dollars' worth could
eerie)! by devoting the same quantity of gray
matter to the preparation of entertaining and
instructive netapaper '040'2"
ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT
gemoveyall hard, soft or Calloused lumps
sad blemishes from horses, blood spavin,
curbs, splints, ringbone, sweeney, stifles,
sprains, gore and 'molten throat, troughs,
etc. Save $60 by use of one bottle, War.
ranted the most wonderful Blemish Care
ever known. Sold by druggists.
Very Serious,
Rnurbedy'e
Ohortly atter two o'clock one hitt
winter morning a pbyetclan drove tour mil
to answer to a telephone all. 00 his
rival the man who had suamdoned him said
"Boater, 1 ain't in say parMoutar
but aomehow or other I've got • t
Mot death is nigh."
The doctor felt the man's pulse, end listen
ed to his heart.
"Have yen made Tata war" be
tl 10007.
The man turned pale
way, no, doctor. At my age -oh, dot,
ain't true, to lit 1t can't he true"—
"who's your lawyer?"
"Higginbotham, but"—
"Then you'd better send for him at orae,
The ,patient, white and trembling, went (
the 'phone.
Who's your wieder?" motioned the doe
tor.
"The Rev Kellogg M, Brown," mural
the patient. "But, doctor, yon think"—
"Send for bim immediately. Your father
too, should be eummoaed; also your"
"Say, doctor, do you really think I'm go•
Mg to die?" The mea began to blubber
eottl9.
The doctor looked at him hard.
"No, I don't," he replied, grimly. "There'llM
nothing ed all the matter with you, But I'A
bate to be the only man you've made a fool
of on a night like this."
re*ndinerae all skittered blood diecasea--Ectrma,
Sall Rheum, Soren, E ,kr, Constipation. Indigestion
and other ranks of impure blood. They corra*
the cause and destroy the evil condition.
Marra Oiefarit reedier and heals all dimmed
akin.
Miro tried reads aid Mira Tablas r/sanrefbedlitet
and iesigervie storm -la, herr, kidery1 aid bowel'.
Ointment and Tablets. each 50a. Blood
Teaks, SI. At drug -stores- or from The
Genie Co. of Canada, i ;oiled, Hamiltet-
Tomato.
SHARP SENTENCES.
11 the Philistine
rdm .
The selfish wish to govern 1s often mis-
taken for a holy seal in the ranee of bn-
menity.
Otte us this day our daily work, and we'll
Mia
felon. and no longer evade our taxes.
Clergymen are ellowed to ride on raliroade
on a du'd'e tloket. not because they take
up the room of a child, but becausethey have
childish minds.
My old friend Beatriz Falrmx nays that
Where there las quiet wedding, the may on
whoop 00 en appraprfetw gift for the Wide. , , .
The gook can be bound In lavender, ,pr not,
oar bread; also we'll pay our railroad
l[osedaa111'a Spavis% Coro
Poaraca aaysa, met
N 11,, March erre.
1 am using your Sp*Ytna
Spavin Contend sen
say there is walnut Gurb
to be compared with
it" Gs/OmNMene a 1.
Swellings
Sprains
Bruises
and all
Lameness
friz.44
St a bottle --e for g, Our treat boot-.
"Treatise m the limes "-tree lana
dealers or so
So s L MAUL. Me henna Mlk,fsnwt,I.UA
Same Kind of a Cat.
Ethel, aged 8, had euecoeded in making
her dog stand up on his bind lege, but
her efforts to make the cat do likewise
resulted in the little girl getting a bad
scratch, whereupon she exclaimed, "You
d -n eat."
Her horrified mother, who overheard
her, punished her severely; but, not dis-
heartened, Ethel the next morning again
endeavored to induce puss to emulate
the dog, and again vibe felt the forte of
her feline claws. "Yon—" the angry
child began, when he mother said warn-
ingly:
"Ethel!"
"Well," she continued, "you aro just
the same kind of a tet you were rater -
de y." -Judge.
Nurses' & Mothers' Venue
-mod reliable meuYctaw fw baby
Used •ser50yywem.Fltsteorpended
by Dr, P. S Pawlt i 1e5S.
Makes Baby Strong
Resumes the Gels mew M piled
health. Giro wood (leap, union
root teepees es er othe! lejwiamabep.
44 Ar denied:5a, 6 hide $
NrebealOotheierevOiCe,La,
s!,
as the ow may
?Ave She 5 sensible poor man, no matter
how much money you have, or it's • loco- ,
motor mains for you, and the nut college
for your ohibiren.
be
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What You Don't See in Edinburgh.
There Is one thing that alwayn dleap-
polots the visitor to Edinburgh, and that la
it absence
of Scotsmen te absence of
kilts-or
ln lake It you uemo�ot
a man wearing a k111 in the street of the
qu•on City of the Forth It will be a grave
mistake to suppose that he le the Laird of
Oormuck or some other equally ramous High-
land chieftain, He le nothing of the sort. Ae
a matter of fact, his name is Hodgkins, and
Year 1110 BQg qp during
eavelon50 eleven
Ier the firm of
Olneasteln & Ritsbeimer on the shady nide
of Lothbury avenue, D. C.
Another mistake which strangers etre apt
to make Ilea to supporting that the good
people of Scotland talk Scotch. 1 shall never
forget my surprise on the occanion of my
first visit to Edinburgh when a policeman
at the corner of Frederick street, to whom I
remarked
t6 nicht,nwbatrifeat r,' told vas 100 tobrient
p eh
off and atop asking him conundrums. Scotch -
men do not as a rule talk at all. They pos-
sum the gift of silence to a realty remarkable
degree. I know a elite named Donald who
lives In Perthshire In whose society I have
sometime spent whole days stalking the
elusive stag without his ever vouchsafing n
single remark of any kind, 1 remonstrated
with him, once pointing out that such silence
as Ins almost amounted to toetiturnity. He
promised to try and cultivate a certain meas-
ure of garrulity, and after we had walked
somas the heather for firm hours, during
wttoh time 1 .could sae that his brain woe
Working feverishly, he suddenly turned to me
and exclaimed, Yon'e a frena' earthquake
they had to Jamaica!' atter which striking
effort he relapsed once more Into Ole ba-
httaoi attitude of respectful Wane -Lon-
don Tatler.
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BETTER THAN SPANNING
Spanking door not cure children of
bed-wetting. There be a constitutional
curse for this trouble. Mra. M. Sum-
mers, Box W. 8, Windsor, Ont., will
send free to any mother her successful
home treatment, with full instruction'.
Send no money but write her to -day if
your children trouble you in this way.
Don't blame the child, the chances ,are
It can't help it. This treatment also
mires adults and aged people troubled
with urine difficulie` by day or night.
Revolutionized Smelting.
A French inventor claims to have
wrought a revolution in the smelting of
copper, and practical smelters are coming
all the way from America to study the
process. Instead of coatly furnaces, elec-
tricity applied to tanks, and it fa as-
serted that ore can be thus reduced to
97 per cent. pure copper at about 75
cents a ton.
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The theory that it is never too lata
to mend is very comforting to those who
aro in no hurry to begin.
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Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc.
Advice They Heed.
"Yes; I'm going abroad at once. I
gotta go."
"Oh, you mustn't let the doctors scare
you,"
I got this from a lawyer," -Washing.
ton Herald,
Cheerfui Hint.
Among the presents lately showered
upon a Maryland bride was one that was>
the gift of an elderly Iady of the neigh-
borhood with whom both bride and:
groom were prime favorites.
Some years ago the dear old emir
accumulated a supply of cardboard mot -
tote, which she worked and hod framed
and on which she never failed to dra'W'i`
with the greatest freedom as occasion'
arose
In cheerful redo and blues, suependel a
by a cord qff tho name colors over this r
table on which the other presents were
grouped, hung the motto:
"Fight on; fight ever,"- Women's'
Home Companion.
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Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
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Slept With His Fathers.
A certain type of story, having the
Budden and terse conclusion to a direct
statement, has been claimed as purely
American, says Marshall P. Wilder.
For instance: "Willie .Tones loaded and
fired a canton yesterday. The funeral
will be held to -morrow."
But the truth Is, it is older than Amer-
ica; It ie very venerable. If you will
turn to the twelfth and thirteenth verses
of the eixteenth chapter of II, Chronicles
you will find these words:
"And Asa in the thirty and ninth year
of his reign was dimmed in his feet,
until his disease was exceedingly great;
yet in his disease he sought not to the
Lord, but to the physicians. And Asa
slept with his fathers."
Eddy's
Toilet Papers
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QUALITY and QUANTITY et paper supplied. Compare by actual coast
the number of sheets in the so-called eheaper papers with the Eddy Mike;
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EDDY'S MATCHES