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ed Dates thrive on the Colorado desert.
- ea One elephant yields on an average if
Wil" .1 I eller o.; tu.s vt,.:ri,60 pounds of ivory.
I dee. The membership of labor unions in
Of „Ai l n k net the t Iasti l, ntldch tri.- , this country is 2,500,000.
' 'pal There are over five thousand mote'
"'"'I''"l'' she,,. ,-!' rho d L-s'•li0l .d' boats in the canals of holland.
Employees of Ctibttn cigar factories are
I entertained by readers while at work.
A tit.it.e. ` The output of Russian platinum is de-
ns I .- q'.t- :;pei:.1--',1hn ,n tutes (lining owing to the discovery of subati•
at t 11 Lucre:
LGle,igite - ie 'le 11 ;t el pee 1 :vn
told.
Their Racial Handicap.
"Isn't it won lequi to note the 501
t.hc depan,s,,have made in nequir-
ing our 0 011111) n di;:atinu
les until yell nett whit a w ctchai
WW1 lie 1 ine.se of it vviten tiley fry to
a weal."
Locating Him,
the mon that's at the botto:_1
of tide fu s1" demanded the poliuenteit,
hoeing lee way tete the centre of 15::
excited crowd. s.,4
"Iles there, alt right," said one of 1 k
eager spectators, The other moat's still
artop!"
Seasonable Rhyme.
Nose
Preece
See;
Tette.
Special Delivery.
lotto Wife (to bibulous husband)--
%%hert have you been until this hour?
11. 1i. ---Been out shopping, m'doar.
111310,Wife--Then why didn't you
trade,. --year purnletsees sent home, instead
of tiling to -rawly such a load your-
bell?
ourself?
Seasonable.
In ;:roper season, oft ono sees,
On sees, the bean). seas on;
In ileaey e000, one never sees
The propertt jug to seize on.
Eaclt onto should' etzc on what he sees
On land or kens,' in season,
For ono Who sees in time, can seise
Enough. to -take his ease on.
o (heady.
In tintoi< of peace pI'Spare for war,
Viritem baby's Weeping, 0 beware!
Rave slippers and'your slain guards near,
For when yeeii run to soothe the dear,
You're apt to ,duke a rocking chair.
Try Limburger*
Cation` are Said to cure lot. of dis-
eases, but what will cure onions ?-13411.
timoro ,Sun.':
LikerAll Weiner'.
"le your wife of the same opinion
atilt?"
She ie of the same opinion, but not
atilt' —March Smart Net.
Uncle Allen.
"7tiere 'wouldn't be hull so touch
trouble in this world," said Uncle Al-
len Sparks, "if the people who ought
to be listening didn't JOSiet on doing
all the talking." r
It is estimated that 10,000 deer were
killed in Wiscontnitt during the past sea-
son,
The cost of London's water supply to
the consumers is represented by 10 tone
of gold.
Of the world's newspapers 68 out of
every 1,000 are printed in the English
language.
The expenses of the rural delivery for
the current year are estimated at $33;
793,219.
Tho water consumed in London each
year would fill a trench 2,400 miles long
and 10 feet deep.
The currenny taken from olein
ee.ted
letters at the dead letter office last year
amounted to $87,716.00.
All snakes are shortsighted, being un-
able to see a distance of more than one-
quatter their own length.
At the close of the fiscal year 1007
rural delivery was in operation on 37,728
routea served by 37,882 carriers.
The use of hand grenades are being
experimented with in the United States
army for fighting at close range.
It is said that the labor union move-
ment in this country started in 1803
when the shipwrights organized.
The deaf letter office bmndled 13,005,-
266 pieces of mall last year. About one-
half was restored to the mailers.
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Kinard's Liniment Cures Oarget in Cows.
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Run by Tidos of the Elbe.
A 14,000-horsopowor plant operatodby
tial energy is to be established) on the
south bask of the Elbe, near Cuxhaven.
This is by fax the most aartbitioue pro•
jest of this charaoter which has ever
been contemplated Electrical eaergv is
to be delivered to the town named for
various oonunereial purposes, but the
greater part of the product of thlsgreat
power plant It to be made use of byfac-
tories which are to be established in
the vicinity. liamnburg capital is mostly
interested in the scheme.
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ITCH
flange, Prairie sonatas' sad every forst of
soatagious Itch on human or ss finale oured
W sl minutes by Wonord's sanitary Lotion.
tt rove tats. Sold by druggists.
table of Weights and Measures.
Two heaping teaapoonsrula of sugar equal
one heaping tablespoonful.
One heaping tablespoonful equals one
0111100.
Tse level coffeecuptula granulated equal
one pound.
One pint of granulated equals fourteen
pound.
Two heaping cupfuls (Acoffee) equal one
One plat of granulated epuala fourteen
00nem.
One quart broken loaf equate one pound.
Ono quart of either equals four cupfuls.
One quart of powdered equals one pound
seven onncee.
Two sattspoonfuls of spire equal one cot-
fecanoonful.
Two cofteespoonfule equal one tabloepoon-
fu.
Adaeh of pepper la one-quarter sallspoon-
ful,
Two cupfuls ungifted flour equal one
ound.
Time and one-half cupfuls cornmeal equal
Ile pound,
Ono quart of sifted flour equals pound.
One tablespoonful soft butter equals one
000x,
Two teacupfuls packed attt butter equal
ne pound.
Ono and one -halt cupfuls firm butter equal
no pound.
Elgin large or ten medium • sized eggs
equal one pound,
Four heaping tablespoonfula soft butter
equal. one cupful.
One pint well packed soft butter equals
r -e pound,
One whit° of egg equals one ounce.
One yoke of egg equals one ounce,
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Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Everything in Keeping,
'To -morrow you [nosy have something
to eat," promised the doctor.
"Here is your dinner," said the` nurse
next day, ae site gave the half -famished
yphoid oonvaleseent a spoonful of
tapioca pudding; "and the doctor em -
phoniest' that everything else you do
must be in the mane proportion."
Two hours later a frantic call was
heard from the bedchamber,
"Nurse," breathed the tusk. heavily,
'I want to do some reading;rbring mo
a postage atatmp "
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Squaring Himself.
The distiller who had made his for-
uno in the inland town had just moved
to the big city.
"It looks kind o' mean to come hero to
pend my money," he said; "but it isn't,
here's where they consume four-fifths
1f my product."
Thus reflecting, he began to entertain
aviehly,
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Fond of Variety.
A young Irish matron, who was a 0
believer in the varlet), that le the
spicae of life, eutp i.ed every one by
bringing a suit against tier molten. 0
sive. spouse. When questioned by th.;
sedate judge for the Louse of the legal
separatism she said:
"When Mike married me he swore
he would die for ane, and—and he °
hasn't died yit!"—Exchange.
The Cautious Editor.
lie was an editor, who had been
landed once 0r l,tiee. for commenting
en sub -judice oases, and he meant to
take no risks thus time.
"No more libel suits for ale," he
said, =its ho altered "Cain, the mur-
derer of.Abel," to Mr. Cain, the al- t
feged murderer of the late Mr. Abel,"
The Ruling Domestic.
Caller—I am SO sorry your mistress
is out.; Do you think she will be at
hoe this evening?
Maid—'She'll have' to he; it's my
night :out,
What's in a Name?
fedi—Is that a fact that you hale t
your automobile a name'?
saris--Ycss, named it after my wife.
nee it ie unn1-anage10uh!..- s
use it is 11111 17,111,1'!
tm.kore Stattyma1' (
Aly i` a ; , "'hid` so ant I;
I've no fat as a buffer,
Against the oold and that 4%t1
To Sonne extent 1 stiffer. t
:My flat itis insufficient ate
Tut.
Of -runner I don't fondly Menne
I like this winter weather.
—Chicago `car.
y
On the Elevated,
"Judge, you always ride in the smok-
er, yet, you never smoke."
"Yes, if I go into one of the other cars
i might crowd some tired person out of
a emit. In here it doesn't make and dile
fermate whether 1 do et
HIGH FLYING CLOUDS.
Their Study Has Attracted Many Ob
servers in Recent Years,
The science of clouds has attracted
many devotees within the past few years
and photography has greatly assisted in
advancing it. Clouds, like stars, become
far more interesting to the non•seientific
observer of nature when he knows the
11111110.9 attached to them.
'While the grandest and most imposing
form of cloud le the domed and pine-
naeled cumulus, which frequently, ac-
companies thunder storms, the most
beautiful is the feathery cirrus. Cirrus
clouds somtimce exist at enormous ele-
vations.
While their mean height is about 29,-
000
0,000 feet—the height of Mount Everest
they have been measured at an eleva-
tions of 40,000 feet, or more than nine
miles. They move with great velocity,
about 110 miles an hour on the average,
and in the winter sometimes more than
200 miles an hour.
Shiloh
a Use Shiloh's Cure
o9for the worst cold,
thosharpest coughs
—try it on a guar-
antee of your
money back if it
doesn't actually
CURE quicker
than anything you
ever tried. Safe to
take,—nothing in
it to hurt even a
baby, 34 years of
success commend
Shiloh's Cure -
25c., 50c., 31. 316
Cure
Cures
Coughs
and Colds
QUICKLY
Collecting Spilled Mercury.
Mercury spilled on a table or floor its
somewhat hard to collect, unless special
precautiouc are taken owing to its len-
doncey to divide into small globules,
whiten roll away at the slightest touch.
If a wet ring is made round the spilled
mercury by the aid of a wash bottle or
other similar means, it will be found
that the globules of mercury cannot
(Toss the ring; the mercury can then be
collected in a small shovel mule from
apiece of thin card, ard, or even an ordin-
ary envelope,
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
PAZO'OIN?'atENT le guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching, BIfnA, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Pilar In a to 10 days or money refunded.
Boa
•es
King Alfonso's Love Poem.
Here is a love poem by no lees a per-
son than King Aifonso XIII, of Spain.
According to the Spanish source from
which it was procured, It was comported
some yearn ago, previous to the time
when Pri11cess Euro cousettod to become
lies. Alfonso, It is painted in Harper's
Weekly:
St-t)ekee by 111y disdain ;on 1,
Yet in my sarrow feel the faith
Which tells the f call mount the sky.
Reck I little of the smile that lies
Upon thy lips, nor th enslaving glance
Within thy black resplendent eyes!
Triumph shall ,vac, Ai'ho cares if fate
$as carpeted the way with 101)01s
And grown her thistles et Illy- gate?
Inn, for thee alone doth brat
My heart, and if I stay not be
Thy Faust, be 111011 my Marguerite.
FREE
Dena 118 your
aloe nod address
for 12 pleeef of
Jewelry to self t110centaoach. When fold 000 tie the
,.20 and we will rnad you three Two SOLID 0010
h$11018118. a a. e,n tto;,p„��,^i�„o 1 dA ie,rn MIS arintilee abet gradually' revived,
STAR MFG. CO.,PROVIDENCE,Ft. I.,U.S.A, and after few Melva several of them
were able to fly. ---Exeter Express.
t �flila� .., . ae t3 s
"I had been snf,crmg for over two
months with an obstinate cough, as had
also my little girl. IVe tried several
remedies common to any drug store
althea obtaining ;any apparent relief,
in fact we woe growing worse. I. got iL
bottle of Coltotoote Expectorant from
Illy d01131,lst n ul inside of lad davl Che.
cough wr %topped, and the results so.
permanent and rapid that we 1 ,ted
to keep it in our home continually,
ROBERT PALEN.
0, A, R. Station, Ottawa.
Coltsfooto Expectorant is recognized
the world over as the best proscription
ever used by the medical profession for
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis and
Tightness of the Ohest. Children like
it. To introduce it into every home we
will send a free sample to every person.
sending their none end address to Dr,
T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto. Sold
by all up-to-date dritggiets at 25o.
Send for free sample to -day.
ORIGIN OF LIFE.
Elologists Unable to Find Case of
Spontaneous Generation,
Biologists having failed to prove any
caee of spontaneous generation, Profes-
sor Svante Arrhenius is attracted by the
idea. that all life has had a common m'i-
gin, and has spread front the single
coerce to ninny worlds. The discovery
of the pressure of light has ridded prob-
ability to panspermy, which teethes that
life germs aro conveyed through inter-
stellar apace, At the railway speed of
37 tuilea an hour, a body would occupy
130 years in gohtg front the earth to
Mars, and 70,000,000 years In travers-
ing the distance to the nearest fixed
star, but with the pressure of radiation
ae motive power the journeys might be
reduced to 20 days and 0,000 years re-
spectively. Even these seem long inter-
vals for germs and spores to survive
the drynese, cold and light. Recent in•
vestigatione indicate, however, that some
germs are proof against any cold, that
the 10,11 I n of light is oxidation and is ab-
sent in n vacuum that the loss of vital.
ity in the cold of apace would be ono
thousand million times less rapid than
at 50 degrees F., and that desoleeation
would be no greater in millions of years
than in ono day at 50 degrees. Hence
it may he that interstellar space is tea -
versed at enormous speed by living germs
that develop life on reaching favorable
planets.
Bathe tine Baby
with Mira Skin Soap. It clues chafing,
scalp irritation and all skin troubles.
.M1kVYCo$$
0aped "nna Arno:it:neu,
SKIN SOAP
is wonderfully soothing on account of its
antiseptic, healing properties. Grateful
to the most delicate skin, fragrant and
refreshing, It is the bast toilet soap as
well as the best medicinal soap
aye aeq ke--at druggists or wet ea receipt of
prig. The Chemists Co, of Caned*,-I,talted1
Hamilton, o
Bees in Black of Stone.
While n'orkmen wire fanning through
a 1)11111: of liatb ct0ne aC Exeter they
eat into a cavity- in which was found a
cluster of two or three dozen live bees.
The incident «xurrod at the works of
Messrs. (hnliard ir Solis, monumental
sculptors. There wars not much sign of
life in the Lees itt first, but when air
The Crumpled Rose Leaf,
A proaperoue Scotch fernier, painfully
exact in money matters, married a wid-
ow poesesding in her own right tine sum
of a thousand pounds.
Shortly after the wedding a friend
ntet the fawner, to whom he offered
congratulations, at the same time ef-
ecrving:
"It's a good tiring for you, Sandy --a
maariage that means it thousand
poundo to you"
"Not quite that, McPherson," said
the farmer, "nut quite that."
"Why," exclaimed the friend, "1 un-
derstood there was every penny of to
thousand pounds to yon."
"1 had to pay rev enteen shillings and
eixpenee for a marriage license," said
Sandy, with a sigh.
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WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE
Prom October 10 May, Colds ere the moat
frequent cause of Headache. LAXATIVE:
BR0M0 QUININE removes cause. E. W,
Grove on box, 0e,
New Colored Collars,
They are linen.
They are fetching.
'l'hey are single fold,
And they are not flapped.
They may be acoutlpanied by a ja-
bot frill.
Light blue, pink, gray and leaf green
are favored colors.
Dresden has a public bathing (stall-
1-1ehment for dogs.
There Is Only One
6"Bromo. Quinine"
That Is
L x ative Drone Quinine
USED TiHE WORLD OVER 70 WIRE A COLD IN OISE DAY
Always remember the full name. ' Look
tel this signature on every box. 26e,
JSrvsot.if
deal
lack
atch
"Biggest and Best"
Plug
Chewing Tobacco
THE BUILDERS.
'ro the builders o1 the highways that skirt
the eauy'ou's brink,
To the men that 111110 the roadbed fast,
To the men that grade sud the men that
mast
1 rotas my glass aid drink.
Theirs the groat Endeavour and the deed of
high Emprise;
For they fight their fight with naked
hands,
'Gatnst forest swamps and shifting sande
Add the fury of the skies,
To the builders who bane fallen, whoae
graves marc Ont the line;
To the blind wbo nevermore may see,
To the Maimed and halt In their misery,
la silence drink your wine.
I'or them no crashing volleys or roll of
muffled drun.d,
Only the roar of the great rock -blast
Is their requlom-song when the day is
haat,
Anil the final darkness comes.
To the engineers, tho wizards, whose word
brooks no delay;
Hearing, the sleeping glens awake,
The snow -plumed hills obeisance make,
And 1e, the Open Way?
For them no tiering banners when a bitter
fight Is won;
.No cheering thousands In the street
Their gallants beroee ever greet,
Though dauntless deeds be done.
To the builders of the highways that skirt
the canyon's brink,
To the moo test blind the roadbed fast,
're Om bigb end low, the fire the last,
I rales my glass and drink,
Evelyn Ounn, in The Canad)an 0agaalne.
Nine Australians recently sheared
2,304•hhoeD in nine hours.
SCIENCE OF STOKIN
Clouds of Smoke Could be Eliminated
by Proper Firing,
According to the best authority, the
trailing clouds of black smoke from mill
and factor;' that hang over so many
American cities, darkening the atmos-
phere and' befouling the buildings, could
be eliminated if the scientific methods
of constructing chimneys and stoking
furnaces that prevail in Germany were
adopted here.
It is not every strapping laborer who
can shovel coal that is permitted to
stoke a boiler furnace in Oonnuity. The
eteker in that country must learn the
fahoory and practice of economical scien-
tific firing, whereby the coal is 00 dis-
tributed over the grate furnaeo as to
secure the most perfect combustion.
The nee of fuel briquettes for domes-
tic purposes in Berlin also'tenda largely
to the prevention of smoke.
RIytGWORM
STUBBORN CASE
HEALED BY ZAM-BUIL.
The niost troublesome and obstinate of
all scalp trouble is ringworm. Ales, 11.
Girdlestone; of 100 liawdon street,Brant-
ford, Ont., saye "Illy daughter had ring-
worm very bad, so bad that 1 was 00nn-
peeled to have her hair cut off. I ob-
tained a'preparation front the druggist
to paint the sores, but instead of curing,
the Ringworm developed into nasty 00000
mattering and smelling badly. I saw
Zam-Buk advertbied in the newspaper
and immediately sent for a box, After
several applications 1 could see a great
improvement, end as I kept up the 'Latn-
Bulr treatment daily the disease was
000n checked. The nasty sores were
thoroughly cleaned and healed and all
trace of Rinngworm banished from the
child's scalp in a few weeks after Done
meneing with Zau-Buk. I cannot recom-
mend Zntu-Buk too highly."
Zam-liuk cues eats, burns, chapped
hands, cold eines, itch, ulcers, eczema,
running sores, catarrh, piles, bad legs,
rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, abscesses
and all diseases of the skin. Of all drug-
gists and stores, 50e,, or postpaid upon
receipt of price, from Zam-Buk Coe. To-
ronto. 6 boxes $2,50.
Spurious Information.
Scene—A London Post Ofifce.
Countryman (going to counter)—"A
penny stamp, please,"
Jack-in-Office—"This is the enquiry
counter."
Then, slay,, I enquire where I got a
penny stamp.
"Use your eyes,"
'Menke, mucid obliged." (Uses his
eyes. Gets stamp, artd returns with
letter to enquiry gentleman), "Beg
pardon, I think you said that this
W114 the enquiry counter?"
"Yea. What do you want now?" '
"Oh, I only wanted to enquire if I:
post this letter now, will 11 get to
Birmingham to -morrow meriting,"
"Of course it will."
"You are a liar; it won't, cos' it's
addressed to Sheffield 1"—Exchange.
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ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT
Remoras all hard, eat and ealloueed
lumps and blemishes from horses, blood
spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone, sweeney,
stifles, sprains, sore and swollen throat,
soughs, etc, Save $60 by nee of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by drag -
gists.
A Brazilian Convict Colony.
The penal colony of the State of Per-
nambuco, Brazil is on an island 300
miles off the coast. There are 000 con-
victs at present. They arise at 6 a, nn.
and work till 2 p. le, for the State, mil -
Heating cotton of a superfine quality.
After 2 o'clock they work for them-
selves. 7910 island is one of the most
orderly and productive bits of soil in
Brazil. It is a model emn•ict colony and
the oheapeet run of any in the world.
The group of islands to whioli the
penal one belongs is where the equator.
ial and south equatorial currents divide,
and it is, surrounded by a triangular
sheet of quirt sea fall of all ;finis of
fish valuable eotumercia•Ily.—('liicngo
Tribune.
Electric Show at Brussels.
An international exposition is contem-
plated, to be held in Brussels, tvltich,
while it will he of a very getwrol nature,
will he largely devoted to electrical mat-
ters. A special hall will he devoted to
the exhibition Id small motors and appli-
00005 Made use of i11 household practice.
The exhibition ground will occupy 200
acres adjoining•thI Bois de Camhm.
ISSUE NO. • 9, 1908,
HELP WANTED.
\A? ANTED—LADIES TO DO PLAIN A511)
TT Ilght sewing at home, whole or span
time; good pay; work sent anY dnetaoa;
charges paid; send stamp for full particulars.
National Manufacturing Co., Montreal.
FARMS FOR SALE.
M[N AND WOMEN
WANT ata
We desire to employ a few Bright, Intent:
gent Men and ;Women , ,
per day GUARANTEED
SALARY AND
COMMISSION
Write The J. L. Rickets Co„ Llndted,Toronto
(Nemo mention this paper.)
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Practicing for the Cotillon.
"Nobody ever told me that 1 was a
good dancer," declared Edward M. Green-
away, leader of eotillons. "But 1'11 tell
you a compliment 0 young woman did
paY ate once. She said: `You look me
through that crowd without a collision
and without any 0110 trt,'ltdulg on nay
skirt'
"Well, I never had a dancing lesson in
my life. slut I used to practise dancing
in the days when women wore those
great long trains and it was not consid-
ered good form to pick thein ttp. They
trailed along behind several yards.
Those were the days when you had to
guide and keep moving with your part,
nee eo as to keep that train following
gracefully,"
"But ;how dill you practise?"
"Used to tie two sheets to an ordin-
ary chair and then dance in and out
among a dozen chairs scattered over a
dance floor."—Sun Francisco Chronicle
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Encouragement.
"George, this is leap year."
"H -m -m."
"And I've enjoyed your society so
much."
"And I've saved up $28 of my own."
"I've already made three,of every.
thin ."
"I don't know just how to say it,
George, but you know my father is
wealthy and I'm his only child."
"Say, Marjorie, go ahead and say it,
Don't heeitat0, I'm not going to bite
you, What sort of a proposal did your
rich father authorize you to make to
me?'—Detroit Free Press.
Minard's Liniment Co„ Limited:
Some time ago I had a bad attack of
Quinsy which laid me up for two weeks
and cost a lot of money.
Finding the lump again forming in
my throat, I batheZ freely with MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT, and saturating a
cloth with the liniment, left it on all
night,
Next morning the swelling was gone
and I attributed tate warding off of an
attack of Quinsy to the free use of
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
G. F. WORDEN.
St. John.
Hated, Gambling Sometimes.
"Here, my dear," said the husband, pro-
ducing life puree, "here are fifty dollars. I
won playing cards over at Brown's kilt
night. You may have It to bay that drays
You wanted."
Reluctantly the conecleatlow wit* took the
money.; then maid, with au expreselon of
rigid recitude:
I simply shudder at the thought of us-
ing money gained In such a way. Henry,
Promise me that after you have won enough
for ole to buy the hat to go with the dross
you will never again touch those awful
cards. I don't want my husband to become
s gambler, —St. Louie Democrat
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Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc.--.
Very Good Reason.
"Miss Edith," asked a young man,
"may I ask you, please, not to call me
Mr. Durand?"
But," said Miss Edith, with great coy-
ness, "our acquaintance is so short, you
know- Why should I not call you thatl"
"Well," said the yluog man, "chiefly
because my name is Dupont:'—Philadel-
phia Public Ledger.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Her Loving Friends.
Nan—Where do poor, dear Lit and the
husband she has managed to get at last
expect to spend their !honeymoon? -
Fan—There won't be any honeymoon.
She's a wasp.
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