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THE GIRL TO BE AVOIDED.
She Is the Girl Who Takes You
Off In One Corner and Tells you
a Secret Vou Wouldn't Repeat
to Your Mother.
She is the girl who is anxious to
have you join a party which is to
he a "dead secret," and which be
cause people are very free and
easy, makes you uncomfortable,
and wish yon were at home.
She is the girl who tries to in- j
dtiec you, "iusi for fun," 10 smoke j
a cie-irciic, or 10 take a glass of
wine, and you don'l know, and 1
possihly she does not, thai many
of the sinners of today committed
their first sins "just for fun."
She is the girl who persuades
you thai to stay at home and care
for and love your own, to help
mother, and to have your pleas
ures at home and where the home
people can see them, is stupid and
tiresome, and that spending the
afternoon walking up and down
the streets looking at the windows
and people is "just delightful."
She is the girl that persuades
you that slang is witty, that a loud
dress that attracts the attention is
"stylish," and to be on very fa
miliar terms with three or four
young men is an evidence of your
charms and fascination, instead of
being, as it is, an outward, visible
sign of your perfect folly.
She is the girl who persuades
you that it is a very smart thing to
be referred to as a "gay girl.''
She is very, very much mistaken.
Of all the others, she is the girl j
who, no matter how hard she may
iry to make you believe in her, is
to be avoided. Ladies' Home
Journal.
A GOOD RECORD.
"Before I consent to let you
have my daughter," said the grim
old gentleman, "there are some
questions I would like to ask you.
Are you quick tempered?"
"Well, yes, to tell the truth, I'm
afraid I am."
"Mm! liver sxvear?"
"Sometimes, when I become
very angry, I do."
"Smoke?"
"Yes, but I have noticed that
it injured nte."
"liver drink any intoxicating
liquors?"
"I occasionally take a drink, but
I'm not a slave to the habit, I as
sure you."
"Have you ever been in jail ?"
"Once, I look some funds to
which I had no right, but I did not
do it deliberately, I assure you. It
was the result of a misunderstand
ing." "Yes, it generally is. Mow about
your family? What kind of ances
tors did you have?"
"Do you think it is fair to hold a
man responsible for what his an
cestors did?"
"Answer my question."
"Well, I can't say that my an
cestors amounted to a great deal.
My grandfather was was in
short, he was hanged."
"You've never held a job any
w he re very long, have you?"
"1 can't say that I have."
"What was the highest salary
you ever earned?"
"Nineteen dollars a week."
"liver jump a board bill ?"
"I wouldn't exactly call it that.
I ow e a lady several months' board
that 1 had three or four years ago
but 1 fully intend to pay her some
day."
"Have you ever rockedaboat?"
"No, sir; never!"
"All right; you can have her."
Columbian Magazine.
Dad Taste in
Ihe Mouih
Dizziness, ;tnd a general "no
account" foeliiiK is a sure
sign of a torpid liver. The
remedy is Simmons Hed Z
Liver Kcxuiator (The
Powder Form).
It exercises its greatest
restorative effect in the liver,
yet it is effective in the
stomach and boxvels. Indi
gestion, constipation and
their attendant evils disap
pear before its powerful,
regulating influence. Try its
wholesome purifying proper
ties. It will give you a good
appetite, sound digestion
and make you feel well.
Sold by Dealers
Price, Large Package. $1.00
A,k (01 Itw iraulnr wilK OK RH Z Wl Ifce
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If "flee Brand" Pepper wasn't superior to every other...
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It's made from tire finest raw product tliat monev can Imv I
It's ground as all "ISLE BRAND" Sl'K I'.S AKK CROl'ND
exactly right! It's lots more tronhle, hut it couldn't he "Bee
Brand" Pepper, is it was'nt the loiest made I
If Vou think there's no difference in Peppers make one
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1.. J. Moore,
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XVKI.DON,
DID
Did you give hint a lift? He's a brother of man,
And bearing about all the burden he can.
Did you give him a smile ? He was downcast and blue,
And the smile would have helped him battle it through.
Did you give him your hand Pile was slipping down hill,
And the world, so I fancied, was using him ill.
Did you give him a word ? Did you show him the road,
Or did you just let hint go on with his load ?
Do you know what it means to be losing the right,
When a lift just in time might set everything right?
Do you know what it means just the clasp of a hand
When a man's borne about all a man ought to stand?
Did you ask what it was why the quivering lip?
Why the half-suppressed sob and the scalding tears drip?
Were you brother of his when the time came to need ?
Did you otter to help him, or didn't you heed ?
HER TEARS.
She has her tears, that you may never know;
She has her heartaches and has her silent woe;
Her little daily worries and her daily case
That you have never yet been asked to share;
Because, for your sake, she has never told
A woman's love is w orth its weight in gold.
She has her tears, her little moments when
The old sweet dreams and hopes arise again;
And she is often lonely and apart
In the sad counsell of her woman's heart;
Her battle has its bitter, but so true
To help your life, she never bothers you.
She has her tears in many a silent hour
They drive upon her with resistless power
But all her skies are sunny when you come,
And her sweet lips of tears and grief are dumb;
A sunshine maker, not a shadowery she
What holiness in such a love can be !
Hers is the sacrifice amid the strife,
Hers is the little giving-in through life,
The sweet forgetting of things that sting
That through your day of care the world may sing,
The sun may shine and life be good to you
She has her tears but still the smiles break through.
Po-l)o-l.ax Danishes Pimples
bad I'.iood, Pimples. Headaches. Ild
iousuess, Torpid Liver, Constipation,
etc., come from Indigestion, 'fake I'o-Do-lax,
the pleasant and ,-ihsolutcly
sure Laxative, and you won't sullei
fiom a deranged stuiiiaeli or othertrou
bles. It will tone up the liver and purify
the blood, t'se it regularly andyomvill
stay well, have clear complexion and
steady nerves, tiet a 5oe. bottle today.
Money hack if not satistied. All drug
gists. ML:AN BRUTE.
"l:or the sake of Mike, why do
you subscribe for this foul maga
zine?" "Why, what's the matter with
it?"
"Matter?" yelled Mr. dabb.
"Why, there is a paragraph in a
story in it that says a woman was
speechless with rage. "Cincinnati
Pnouircr.
REGULAR PANS.
The superintendent of ihe in
sane asylum where 1 was visiiing
took the inmates 10 see a ball game.
"How did they behave?"
''Like insane people. Emitted
frantic yells and cut up all sorts of
extravagant capers."
"I should think other patrons
would have become alarmed."
"Oh, no. Nobody suspected
thai they were not regular fans."
Kansas City Journal.
Avarice is what make the other
fellow close fisted. Our own brand
of economy is thrift.
Chlldron Cry
FOR FLETCHERS
C ASTORIA
M. S. Mountcastle,
fioanoke Supply Co.
liagle Cafe,
K. A. Cheek.
YOU?
Rheumatism Pains Stopped
The lirst application of sa,',N ml.
j nicnl goes light to the painful part it
j penetrates uilhout iiibhiug it slops
i tin' Kheumatie Pains annuel the punts
an. I gives lehel and coml'oit Don't
suiter' i;,t a bottle today' It is a
family nicheine for all pains, hurls,
bruises, cuts, sore throat, neuralgia and
chest pains I'revents infection. Mr.
Charles II. XVcntworth, California, u rites
"It did Bonders for my rheumatism,
pain is gone as soon as I apply it. I
rccoin mended it to my friends as the
best remedy I ever used." Ouaianteed
!. at your druggist.
WHAT nVI-HY FATHER KNOWS
"Where," said the land agent,
addressing an audience of possible
purchasers, "where else on the
face of the globe will you find in
one place copper, tin, iron, cotton,
hemp, grain, game"
A voice replied:
"In the pocket of my youngest
son." Life.
Dizy? Bilious? Constipated?
In. King's So Life bills will eurc
you, cause a healthy lion of Pile and
rids your Stomach and Howels of waste
and fermenting body poisons. They
arc a tome to your stomach and Liver
and tone the general system. First dose
will cure you of tttat depressed, dizzy,
bilious and constipated condition.
all dt uggists.
Horn's Mathod of Fighting.
In many cavalry combata we haar
of morn damage dona by the weight
of the Monies than by the weapon" of
tha riders. Wild horses often fiirht
with their teeth a well aa their teL
TRAUEDY OF A CIRCUS.
Rejected Suiter for the
Hand of Rider Wreaks
Awful Revenge.
N en X t,t l. Tot,im,
The romantic story of a clown's
love for a bcauiil'ul equestriniie,
her rejection of Ins ridiculous sun
and his terrible revenge has mm
drilled in St. Petersburg.
Mile. Llcurcllc was the princi
pal horsewoman, as well as the
principal attraction, in an obscure
wandering circus, which recently
appeared in Kasan, a small tow n
! on the Volga. She was beautiful,
graceful and an exquisite rider. '
No one dreamed thai she would
figure in a terrible real tragedy of
unrequited love.
Mirke I-'esialich was a clown in
the same company. He was a
plain, simple-hearted man, who
looked seriously on foolery as the
means of a living, and he xvas usu- j
ally such un orthodox button ihat
no one had the remotest idea that
i : he, too, would ligure with the fair
i Fleurette in the tragedy which has
shocked the towns-people.
1 The military officers of Kasan
j brought Mile, l-'lurette Mowers, of
; fered their cheers and their hearts.
She graciously accepted all their
tributes, save the hearts. To all
wouldbe suitors she was adorable
hin Hwum I
' UI UIMdm' I
Among the worshippers was j
poor l-'estelicll. The mail was too I
,. ,n ; b..e nmi,,, on, I o
j was part of his business to cast
, loving looks toward Mile. Lleurette
while she was performing no one
ever suspected the sincere love
I which lay behind the motley make
I up. His loud applause was never
I understood not even by the
I equestrinne herself. The liule
services which he rendered her in
i the ring were merely regarded as
! absurd burlesque.
! At last he summoned up sulfi
j cient courage to propose to her.
! She regarded his stammering pro-
lest ttions wilh amusement. "You
, are a clown," she said; "your'
i business is to joke wilh every- j
; body; so I take your declaration as
a joke."
i Just then the bell rang for the
evening performance. Poor Pes-
j telich, loo heartbroken at his fail- j
i ure to notice the gibes of an attend- i
! ant who overheard his declaration I
'
j of love, went to the ring to make 1
I the people laugh. '
I He succeeded. He surpassed !
j himself. There was madness m j
i his brain. Caustic witticisms, such ;
i as he had never before uttered,
' poured out from him. The peo-
pie cheered him, thinking lum a J
I genius. Never had they heard
such brilliantly pungent jokes, j
i Never had he smacked the heads i
j of the attendants especially the j
I head of the one who gibed him
i with such zeal. !
i When he approached Mile.
I Lleurette and bent as if to whisper
' in the ear of her horse the people
I waited in tense silence for another
I of his brilliant jokes. But he ut
tered no word. Instead the horse
suddenly plunged forward and be
came unmanageable even by the
accomplished l-'lettrette.
Three tunes the maddened ani
mal tore around the ring, then it
turned a somersault, burying its
beautiful rider beneath it, crushing
the life from her.
Men ran to the rescue, but Pes
tclich xvas there before them. He
was laughing and dancing at the
side of the dead Pleureite and
when he cried
My business is to
joke with everyone-even 'idi
horses," people knew him for a
madman.
He had placed a lighted cigarette
in the horse's ear. Ii was Ins
last joke, for on ilic way u the po -
lice siatioi, he com mi tied suicide.
Stop Thait Hrst Tatl CourI.
i ht'ck your fall foutfii m ooltl at .hut
tlnti't wait it may Irad to m-nnuM
luiiii tioulitc, wt'akt'ii yoiii itahty an.l
ih't'lop a t'lmtiik' hum aihih-'it (.el a
bolllt'ol lt. I.i'll's Pint' Tai IIkiicv to
ilay: it in pint ami liarmli-M use il
IVci'ly for tliat fall cuuifh ot cold. If
Imliy or oliililivti &v siok tfiw it to
tlicin, it will relieve nuiekly aiul per
manently. it Root hen the mitateil
throat, luntfH anl air passaizt'H. Loosens
l'lilejrm, in antiseptic utiil fortilies the
Ryi-tem against poKIh. It certainly 'p'''
vents ciihi enns from ircttiiw a lioliL
(iuaranteeil. thily -V. at your tliun
Hist. All the world loves a lover he
makes such an exhibition of himself.
Hi l l LR WOHDS.
Myrtle 1 can't uiidei'sianj
Boh doesn't propose 10 me
Lucille - Perhaps he knows
would accept him.
xxliy
Better a he
niisiy past.
gv present than a
WOMEN WHO ARE
ALWAYS TIRED
May Find Help
Letter.
This
Swan fri'i'k, Mic h. " I ennnol apouk
Uo highly of your medicine. When
throue.h neglect or
overwork 1 evt run
(Lw ii iiij'l my appe
tite is poor und 1
have that weak, lan
puiil, always 1 1 r. 't I
f . t-liti I pet n hut-ti.-'it'
I.y.lia K. l'ink
ham's V e e;e t:i hie
Compound, md it
huilils me up, pvi'!l
me sln-nil':, anil re.
stores me to perfect
health again. It, is truly a n at hicss
ili to women, ntnl I cinmnt sp.-ak too
liicjlily of it. 1 lake pleasure in recore
meiiiJinK it to others." Mrs. An.i,4
Camhuon, R.F.I)., No. 1, Swan Creek,
M ichigan.
Another Sufferer Kcln'voil.
Hebron. Me.- "Mefore taking your
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woman, ready and willing to do my
housework now. where before taking
'"ur medicine it was a dread. I try to
impress upon the minds of all ailing
women I meet the benefits they can
derive from your medicines. " Mrs.
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Hebron, Maine.
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Leap's
Prolific Wheat.
Mott Prolific and Btt of
Milling Wheats
A rrpt.iL on this wheat from IMit
warc nh'Wrt a yieltt of :.,4:iO bushels
on 71 acres., and bushela ou 17
acres.
In Murylimd it lea Is in popularity;
has provtMi its Ruperlority in all purls
of Virginia; is the most popular vari
ety in North Carolina: heat Is the list
in South Carolina, for prolitahlo
yieltis; in GporRi ranks far alovc all
others; Ttnnesiee irrowers tiiscai linir
other wheats tor this; at the head of
bean Hens wheats in Kentucky, aud.
equally well suited lo West Virginia,
Thrrrfor we are jitatifird In
rrrommrnding Loap'i Prolific
Wheat for all tecttoni.
Wo are the oricinal (listributorR of
Leap s Pmliiic Wheat. Write for
DESCRIPTIVE FALL CATALOG,
j. a.
ZEILIN ek CO,
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FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
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CASTORIA
St. Loate. Hluaari
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.