""Cktank ha batata aoco.
Aiaeaae that a peraon entirely fn from
this dianating cam plaint ia eeldom mm
sritk. ftiacMjnmaiytoapcakofCarrfi
aaaotfalng more tenons tham bad cold,
tunptolnnamnartioei taf tb awae and
throat. It ia, ia fact, a coan plicated and
.1 ' 14 A (h4 .
m aooa beeoaaat so.
Tb blood ia quickly contaminated by
'tba foal aacrctiooi, and the prison
through the general arcnlatioo ia carried
to all parts of the eyatem.
Salves, waahet and fpraya are tmaatia
factory and diaappointwg, because they
do not reach the aeat of the trouble. S.
8. EL does. It cleansea the blood of the
poiaoa and eliminates from the system all
catarrhal secretions, and thua cures thor
oughly and permanently the worst ca-sca.
Mr. r. H. McAlltater, of Harrodisara;. Ky.,
wrUf: " Ha ring beta a terrible sufferer trust
Catarrh, and being now
I ma well, in qae-
tioa oit put to m U,
'What cured roof Inan
awer I feci It my datyto
state thai Swift's SpectAc
ia the medicine. I am
such s true believer In the
eflkacv of Swift's Specific
that fesa houestijr aad
tu uintiomsly r c o m -aaeaa
it to say one mflefw
lag from Catarrh. Have
recommended It to many,
aad am happy 1 1 say that
thoatwhoml hse induc
ed to ase k can bear me oat In the statement that
jtwillcnrtanycaacof Catarrh if taken accord
ing to direction."
i ia the only purely vee-
I etable blood partner
known, and the greatest
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If you have Catarrh don't wait until it
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for our book on blood and skin diseases
and write our physicians about your case.
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I
Had Forty Homea.
Vollon. tho painter, was a unique per
aonagc even among the old cluiineters
of Paris. While lie was credit ially a
Bohemian there were times when even
his patience was taxed to the utmost,
and to obviate the necessity of meet
ing unwelcome peoplo lie conceived the
Idea of multiplying bis lodging places.
At the time of his death he owned no
lesn than 40 houieB all In apartment
houses, situated In all the out of the
way corners of Paris, plainly furnished
and with Just enough accommodation
for himself. He changed from one to
the another nil the time. In order to es
cape importunate acquaintances and to
take refuge from his friends. It was
In order to throw them all off the
scent that he engaged rooms all over
the city.
He Anally died In the Kue do Dun
kerque, where he had as many ns three
different apartments, all within a
stone's throw of one another.
A Preateai Joke.
Two tramps on the banks of the
Seine:
"How can we raise the wind?"
"I have It You throw yourself In,
and I'll Jump In after you and take you
out. Then I'll get the reward from the
Humane society."
"Good! Here goes!" He Jumped Into
the water, and after floundering about
for some time he was getting tired out.
"Well," ho nsked, "how long are you
going to remain sitting there? Why
don't you come In and take me out V
"Itecause I tltluk I might make more
out of you In the morgue." Paris Jour
nal Corrected.
"In your first edition," said the
Judgo's henchman, "you say, 'Judge
Jtooz, throughout yesterday's session
of court, was ns drunk as It was possi
ble for him to be He was solier, and
1 want you to correct It."
"All right." replied the editor of The
Evening Wasp. "We'll change It In
our next edition. You're welcome! Good
day, sir. (Pause.) Mr. Coplk utter,
strike out 'drunk' nnd Insert "sobt r' In
that paragraph." Philadelphia Press.
nit Hard.
"Your husband Is not looking well to-
alght, Mrs. Ilhymer."
"He Isn't, nnd I'm not surprised at
It."
"No? Has he been overworking him
elfr
"It Isn't that so much; It's his orlgl
nallty. Why, that man Is struck by ao
many original Idea thnt his mind must
be one mass of bruises!"
Family Beereta.
Inquisitive Ilelntlvc Willie, what
floor do yon live on In the apartment
house In the big city?
Willie (on a visit) Mamma saya 1
mustn't toll stories. Chicago Tribune.
When other rail, take Roberta' Taste
lessCblll Tonlo. It corn chills, fevers
malaria and general bad health. 5rtn. A
red cross on (he label assures yon of the
part, blgh-ctsis material tbst makes
Roberts' sscoeaa. Don't taka s inbetl-
lute. P. It. Darls, P. 8. Daffy A Co., C
D. Hradbam,
Hla Campaign.
Yeast Has Ibe candidate adopted
eleaa methods la politics ?
Orlmsonbvsk-Oh, I think n; I hoard
him say be was scouring lbs town.
Reasons why yon should uae Roberts
' Tasteless Chill Tonic: composed of po
set Ingredients, pleasantesl to take, and
cures hea others fall It Is matter of
chills, fsvsrs sad all other malarial dis
orders. IV. No ears, feo par. I). R
Davis, r. 8. Do fry', Co, 0. D. Orsdham
! The fsllow who Is alwavs Boding
other people's fsallC ssySlbs itsaa-
jraak Philosopher, "seldom loses bis
OWS)."
"... "Yielding to the persUMloa of mj
dealer, I chaagad ebtll lonlos aad tried
Roberta', and fooad It the best t ever
sed." W. II. Corprew, JameevMe,
C., to Ike Roberts Drag Go Bntolk.Vs.
Aogttst 14.19J0. Price ZS, Get the kind
with a red ernes m label. D. R. Davis
aDsff; ACona D, nradhsm.
The fallow who has dvspepata saaajlv
f naJkst other people st for for It. ; ; f
) iaa ' '
. . ". i. , -
. Vcilcea Liver fills ears sll liver tils
fPrke ISa. ' , ' i .
SPOILED TIIETR RAID.
THE CADETS HAD A LAUGH AT THE
? " OFFICERS' EXPENSE
w a Billiard Tub! Wu Rnasalra
late the larruki at Weal I'ulnl
etad the. Starr of It Accidental
Dleaeverr.
There are many traditions and "to
rles of eacapades ut tin- Military acade
my at W tat Pulnt that are banded
down from class to cUih. and one of
the moat Interesting of theao is that re
lating to the billiard table. Shortly I
after the civil war the unlets, always !
on the alert for some new scheme fur I
amusement, decided thnt tiny would
like to have a billiard tnhlc and ac- 1
cordlngly organized n l.ll'.ir.rd club. A
collection vvus takcu up with which to
purchase n table, ami ii suitable place ,
waa sought In which to set it up. I'ntil
the present steam heating apparatus '
was Installed in the cud. t barracks, I
alKMlt HO years or more ::gu, the heat- I
Ing was by means of furnaces. The
basement of the sixth division of the j
barracks was used for coal bins, the
bins being so arranged that there was j
a large one uear the center of the
building, which could only be reached
by passing through one of the others.
After considering all available places
this coal bin was finally selected us be
ing the place least liable to detection,
for it must lie remembered the table
was unauthorized.
The table was ixinght in New York
and sent to (iarrisous, across the river,
for there whs no West Shore railroad
In those days. One cold winter night
! It was hauled by a team of oxen across
the river on the Ice and up the hill and
j was safely stowed away In the coal bin
before morning. The table was soon
set up and tiecaine a source of great
enjoyment to the cadets A keg of i
beer was always kept on tap. ami
lamps were hunp; from the celling, giv
ing the room a cheery appearance.
The members of the chili used to gath
er there at all hours of the day and
night, when their presence was not re
quired elsewhere by their duties, and J
sit around Binoklng, drinking and tell
ing stories while two of them played
billiards.
The authorities soon became aware
that there was a billiard .table some
where In the barracks, for they could
hear the balls clicking together, but
they could not find It. The cadets con
tinued to enjoy the privileges of the
billiard club for more than n year.
Finally one night soon after mid
night, as two ofliecrs were returning
from a convivial evening at the mess,
they saw tv.o cadets, clad in their un
derclotblng and . dressing gowns,
emerge from the north sallyport and
dlsappenr down the steps to the area
way In front of the hnm.eks Instant
ly the thought of the billiard table
flashed through the ml mis of the two
olllcers, fliid they started quietly after
the cadets. Ou reaching the basemen;
doorway of the sixth division the two
cadets entered, and the oll'e ers, arriv
ing n moment later, saw them ellnib
over a pile ot coal anil enter an open
door, through which came sounds of
laughter anil conversation and the
clicking of bulls, while ilie air was la
den with fragrant tobacco si
;l.e.
moment
'illation
mid t.-ll
.i rj an. I
The olllcers paused for i
and held a whispered cm
Inally deciding that they
the other othccis of their dis.
liavo all of them come down the fol
lowing ulght and enjoy the fun of a
raid on the club, they withdrew ami
went home. Next day all the otlieers
nt the post were Informed of the dls
covcry, nnd it was arranged that the
raid should occur at midnight
All might have gone well, and the
ofticers might have had their little fun.
bad It ut liecu that there were three
cadets the previous night Instead of
two. The third had forgotten his pipe
and had gone back for It. while the
Other two went on and were discover
od by the olllcers. The third, coming
along a moment later, saw the olllcers
and ojuietly followed them, observing
all their movements and listening to
their whlsered conversation.
When they withdrew, he went In and
told tha-Biembers of the club all he had
heard and seen. The cadets at once
realised that It was all up with the
club, but they determined to have a
laugh at the expense of the olllcers.
Accordingly all arrangements were
made liefure the club adjourned that
night
Th next night the otlieers met aa ar
ranged ond crept stealthily down the
area way and Into the sixth division.
Hearing no sound of clicking balls.
some became skeptical nnd coneliuled
the whole thing was a hoax, but never
theleaa they pushed on and climbed
over the pile of coal. Opening Ihe
door, they were gris ted with n xl""- of
light, but still no sound. Ou enterlug
tbey found the loom deseiled. but
there wen- the Millard table, an almost
untouched keg of leor, several pound
of tobacco, some chairs ami lasily :
note on the table, addressed to the ..111
eers on duty at tVeat Point. The note
wss to the effect that aa tlio oflh cis of
(be post had I loco so kind as to permit
the club to continue Its existence for
more than s year It desired to present
to them (the of!) con) the table and all
Its appurtenances, as It was deemed
expedient to Wind up the club's nffnlra.
The note was signed "The Executive
Committee."
The officers, of cotirae, were much
chagrined at being thua outwitted by
tbecsdofX NoTenheieoa the tsble was
removed to the officer"' mess rind, ac
cording to tradition, la the one atlll In
OS thTv-New York Tribune
Praetlre.
Parke I never saw s child with aiwh
a remarkable memory for nnuiea ns
mine ha.
LaneHow do yon account rnr It
rerke--Think of the mim he ha
badr Harper's Rasar.
Millions Uvea Away.
it Is certainly f ratifying to th prjhllr
to know of oa concern whkso I not a
frald to bs getisross. The proprietors of
Dr. i log's New Dlscewery for 0ot
saatptlos, Coh sod Colds, bsvs lve
swsy ovse lea IUIni trial bottles sad
ksvs ths satlsfaciloi of koowlnf libs
tared thossaiids pf . bopele taaes.
Athma, Drooehlili, la Orlppe ssdall
Throat, Cheat tad tf dlaeaees r
surely cared by if. Call ca C. D. Drad
ksav, Draiglit, aad gal free trial boV
lie gaeraetttd' - ,-.t--"
FACTS IN A FEW LINES.
Tbe belli of reklng, seven
la nuia-
Bit. weigh 120,000 ponnda.
Forty-two Inreotlooa relating to cy
cles were taken out last year by wo
men. It Is a noteworthy fact that In the
state of Utah there Is not orie IriBh
Mormon.
Tbe foreign population of Shanghai
last Mny was 0.774
of which 562 were-
Americana.
Sweden's seventh Ironclad of
mr !
em type, the IirUtlgheteu. was lately ,
launched at Gothenburg.
A cycle race in mldocean took place
Rome time ago ou the Empress of Ja-
pan, bound for Vancouver. j
It is estimntod thnt free rural mail
, ,, , , , , . ,
delivery is Increasing the value of land
in Colorado where It Is In operation $5
an acre.
An English curate has lieen dlsmiaH
ed becapse lie Is a ior cricket player,
though no fault was found with his
theology.
The Rkln of the elephant Charlie kill
ed in Crystal palace. London, weighed
a ton, Just one-fourth of the weight of
the In-ast In life.
South Dakota has nn aggregate of
11,500,000 acres of vacant government
land which Is now subject to entry by
qualiliod applicants.
So useful are toads In gardens thnt
thev are sold In France by the dozen 1
for stocking gardens to free them from
many injurious Insects.
In Paris n Journal Is published for
theater physicians. NeaTly every spe
cial branch of medical service now baa
Its ow n particular organ.
The republic of Guatemala has Im
posed a tax of $70 a head on all cattle
exported from the country. It Is In
tended to be prohibitive.
The grape crop throughout Baden
and Alsace-Lorraine looks better in
quantity and quality than In 189H,
which w as the best year since 1808.
The Jollyllsh has no teeth, but uses
himself as if he were a piece of paper
when he Is hungry, getting his food
"nf' "hen wrapping himself about It.
A recent issue of The Pan-American
Atlas, published In Berlin, says there
are 'IfKUXiO persons of German birth or
descent In Smith and Central America
anil the West Indies.
The New York board of estimate nnd
niiportiniiineut has authorized the ex
ponilituio of Jfjixi.noo for the botanical
garden and ?l."iO.(H) for an addition to
the American Museum of Natural His
tory.
Hallway whistles inflict torture on w
miiiiy S) pi-' that Austria has Introduc.
cd a system of silent signaling to start
ami slop the trains. Itelglum is trying
compressed air whistles Instead of
steam, and Germany experiments with
horn'-'.
A landslip occurred some time ago
in Sattel, Switzerland. An inn and Its
gan Ion and outbuildings slid down the
hillside n distance of 33 feet without
being In the least Injured. Two stately
elms In the garden were also moved
without injury.
llace horses are like men. When
iliey have become disabled or Inca
pacitatcd, they often full from their
high estate. Mausour, the horse that
ran third In the Paris Grand Prix In
1 s: 1 and came In only a length behind
Matchbox, which was sold for $4.r.()00,
is now pulling a cab In Paris.
Twenty three per cent of the pupils
f London schools have defective eye
sight. 1 ho experts who luivo made a
report on the subject declare that resl
deuce In crowded districts is Injurious
to eves, as In the city 44 per cent are
defective, while In Greenwich the per
eeutage Is only 18.
The average annual total of water
which falls as rain or snow In the Unit
ed States is 1,407 cubic miles. This
amount of ruin would more than twice
fill Lake Ontario. To raise this water
to the clouds from which It fell would
require the work of oK),000,000 horses
working ten hours a day throughout
the yenr
The public buildings of the United
Ktates have cost since the foundation
of the government exclusive of the
buildings In Washington nnd those em
ployed by the army and navy $154,773,-
3K4. Of this the sites have cost $22,
755.107. and there remains J23.843.D75
to lie exiKtided on these buildings be
fore thev are completed.
There Is an Idea In India that a Hon
mnnot lie Induced to attack royal
personages. Af the same time It Is a
fact that no scion of royalty ever goes
on a lion limit without a sufficient
retinue about him to frighten all tire
Hons In the Jungle. Princes are no
more likely to attack the king of beasts
Ingle handed than peasants are.
The authorities of Cologne are deter
mined that there ahall he no lufrac
Mons of the faat driving Iswa In that
city. One of Ibe provisions of a recent
ly enacted ordinance limits the speed
of motor vehicle to 12 kilometers
(sIkiiii 7V, mlleai an hour and requires
that each machine be fitted with an
apparatus preventing a transgression
of the rule
Mexico seem snxloua to get back
the sons and grandsons of her former
rltlzeiia who are now cltlreua of the
Cnltcd State living In California. Col
orado. Arlxona and New Mexico. In a
colonisation concession recently made
Ihe government stipulated that all col
anlata must lie from foreign countries
with preference for tboae of U ex lean
origin now In the states and territories
above mentioned.
The remarkable number of deaths by
drowning proves that too many
sons venture Into waters without
knowing how to swim. About 80 per
rent of thorn drowned this summer did
not have that knowledge- This Is all
the more wonderful when a knowledge
of swimming mar to easily be bad. A
peraon of average physique would be
abk to swim several bund red feet aft
er a i'rxen Iraaooa.
Tl Haallag Baar.
-They say that girt vl.lilsg Mr. Jlpp
It homely eermgh to stop a elock,"
"NoDssaee; I foaad beroo allraotlr
tad emeilslelsg that whUa she was
stnglof for te t saeaked Bp asd stopped
tb clock ayt!f .-, ...
' ' ' '
L " ,1
l i Mt i a . 1 ' - v I I
r . .-..Tyr 1
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Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nainra In aLremrthenlns and recon-
stroctlo - g the exhausted digestive or-
ran. It Is the latest discovered di geot-
SUk SUU wuib iu uiucr mcuauuu
. . . . T .
"esand" raneuUv 0
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartbutn.
FuUdleace, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
Sick Headache, Gastralgla Crampsar a
all other results of imperfect ditrest ;c n.
Prio,5c "j"?- iAWadWcontalnat tlpaei
BPaallstia BookallaUjuidyspepanimaiiedlnse
prepared by E. C Da ITT A CO . Chicago,
STUPID TRAINING OF CHILDREN.
Don't Hammer the Spirit ot a Kluukr
Into Your Boy or Girl.
Dear American pareuts, there shnnM
be a iiiiirke.l .lifference between it..- w. 11
trained child itinl the well tunnel I'm a h
poodle. The inati who own- n l ieaeli
poodle, black .i w bite or cie e .Int.- c I r
ed, is forever Uiuhing that ifil.- n, v
tricks and new forms of servility. The
poodle cotues when any one .ln!l s. He
rolls over, jiliiys dead, haiks j yfully
when yen sny "Hurrah fa 1 lame!"
growls when yau sny "llnnuti for ltis
inurck!" and geneinlly proves t!nt ho
thinks not on Ins uv u in-euaitt, hut iu ac
cordance with outside trninuiir
Dear Atiirnigiii p.ueiits, do not in
brlnginir up your child; en piny the part
of a Kreneh poodle owner. lieim'tnber
that the child made to fear you uud oth
ers above liiin will fenr eeiyh.nly more
or less, uhirli menus thnt he will stand ft
poor chance f getting on in the world.
Don't force n child to thiol, ns yuu think,
and do not fe. I that oii serve the best
interests of Ids imn-. atal s. id nnd future
when you knock nil the originality out i f
him.
Teach him what he needy to get on in
the world. 1 imt tench him that vvhi h
is flntterinp to your pride as n eapal le
parent. Leave t.i the poodle dug ou aer
the proud h'nist thnt his animal roll ; i
over whenever he whistle-;. Let the
trnining of n child be bused on persoeal 1
pride nnd a desire for the .;..n) npin-oi: ;
of others, not on fear of inclining your J
dispie.T.arr.
Pity liie pour child wln.se father or
mother snys; ".My child v. !n a absent
writes me n lett.-i every single day. 1
should never forgive one sin ,.e .inns
sion." That child, slave to n icuotono't i
nnd unnntural daily grind, is tiaiefoi n.cd
by "trniaiag" iain an mic a .-iine. l'po
crite. He is fund to larn-s daily l.n-e
for his pan ats. Wh. ; eoi.l.l !.. a.. .re tm i
natural or deci mling than forced expi'"s ;
sion nf nfl'ectiou. which stnmld nluavs
be absolutely spontaneous n.ai teit.e .l.'
Of course there nie n; o:;. .Venai -r.a
piirents--peihnis a e.niside. - ua:j ai
ty who never li ain their Vhil. hen lit all
The children of these parents grow up .
with the idea thnt earth is t !iei;-s and the
fullness thereof in. I thai M...c a,.- a '
laws which they are hound to respect :
Such children nre a nuisance to the ecu
ernl public. Hut their chance of smscd
ing ill this life is much lietler tt an ihe
chance of the poor little overirnia: d ch Id
filled with fear of ever) tiling ider tiia-i
himself and too busy with pal. lie ..pi.i
ion to develop Ills own ehnia.' r.
American pnr.ents, remember lhat ev
ery child's ri al stock in trade is les char
neter. his personality, his d is: iti.-t i v.- way
of looking nt the win Id. Km " k iie.se '
tilings mil of your child willi fe.di. Ii
training, ami you mighl as well have a J
white mouse for offspring. I'tiibvatel
pride and ambition in your cliiel. lin rii
his love by kiadness and a gi.ml cas'pic I
Vou cna help a child by mnkini: ii wtat '
to lie like ymi nnd by being what it ought
to be. Kxainple will make you pr..u.i par ,
cuts in after life. Training nn.l li-iiiam r-
lag will simply make you pnreni.-. ..f non
entities. New York Kvenhig .b.innal. i
GENERAL TOM THUMB.
IIoit thr Mlrtarct Got tb Nnm
(he Military Title.
The Countess Mugrl, formerly
Mi
Tom Thumb, In n paper in Tin' W.iaiau'H
Home Conipnnlon entitled " I'lic iieco!
luctiiuiH of a Midget," gives tin- following
nccnunt of how the famous dwiuf cMine
by his nniiio:
"In BpeekiiiK of Mr. Strntten I have
used tile name (lenernl Toia Tl-aunh. for
by that nnme lh.- public bent km-.v !aai.
Perhaps n stutcincnt of how lie received
his title will he of interest u story which
even Mr. Barnum has neglected to make
known, but which Mr. Strnttou him. If
told inc. When Mr. Itnrnuia tiist made
his acipiniiitnnce aud persuaded his prfr
ents to allow their child to travel. It vvfli
thought n koh1 scheme to Introibice him
to the public as Tom Thumb So aa
Tom Thumb he wns heralded by nil the
skill which made flamum wt fninoiis, and
by that Dime he wns introduced In
Qnoeti Victoria nnd many of the royal
and titled frequenter of Rt Jnin.-s.
'OA his hint visit he hail nuiuied
the i
Ihe !
the
Ihe i
the
queen by asking- particularly after
PriDce of Walca, aud when he wns
aecond tlina aummou.Hl to appear nt
nalnce he woa presented both to
Prince of Wnlea and to the princess roy
al who afterward becarnp empresH of
Germany. Aa he stood braldc tliu chil
dren hla amallneiM waa more noticeable.
The Duke of Wellington waa preaent uud
noticed thin fact, evidently with much in
terest, sa he said to some one standing
near, Their royal htRhnrsai'e nre head
and shoulders taller than Tom Thumb'
This remark.' ihe general told me, 'wna
overboard by the ipn-en, and. luruinit to
the duke, she aalil. "(inieral Tom
Thumb." flowing low to ber majesty,
the duke gnve nie Ihe military anlute. re
peating the title. " ienernl Tom Thumb "
Everybody Isiwed. nnd. Although 1 did
not fully comprehend then that her maj
esty's simple any mi could make It un
chanf cable. I found that ever after that
1 waa always addmuKsl aa gcncrnl.'
"Mr. Htrattoo also said thai he knew
enough of the war Malory of the Duke
Of Welllntlon lo he grvnily Interested o
him and to feel that sn Introduction to
this 'great ftirhtcr,' aa he called Mm, waa
worth more than a chat with thle royal
boy sod girl."
Kaar Adjaal.
"air. Bcrooee." an id the bookkeeper,
"Ihla paat wm k I did the JnnliM- rtcrk a
arork aa well aa my own. Thla being pay
4a, I thought It only right In reoiiud
you."
"Very food." aald old Heroocn. "Let
ave aee, your aalary la IU aad Ihedrrk'a
10."
"Yea, air." replied the bookkeeper,
beaalaf eiprctantly.
"Then, Working half the week for your
sslf U Id, aod th otk.f balf for the clerk
Is tl Voair aalary tola week will be
.H-rhlUdrlrla t'reaa.
tVaalaiat Ra Ttaa.
"With raair uertniaakm. at iaa 4 Mnlr,
I Shall 4 sararil lh pleanrt t sail ae
seatoesny."
-Why. eertately.
.n-r"
"Is faet, I think
Bow."-Cbleage Ti
Mr. RarksJoar Papa
I think he Is kt th sthst roaaa
HUMOR OF THE HOUR.
cord, r
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1 ,:
prU'!i
'An.
l-c. i
i r.
l '::, '. ' ... .' : - '. r
"Kugi-ae !.- ., ' ft!- : ..-ft,.-! i
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Idea of a e n:. ; i. W e .
ol',ple li,t . : ' ' .-.I ...
'jie !! : ;.i. I ' the
V. , ' ! r '
-aid 1 . : 1
.l:. a v ' ' l. at j
r. . . in i : - f . . . . -
of t.'ie V1 : , V ,
-.leilg. I - , - : . I ' ie-r. ;
'tie V. . : I. :.i- !
tl..,, a . ai-. I. i ', , a; . ... . : -a ..h
its liaanb. I s 1 J i a. . i ' ! '.us
out lei i r .: t ! .. !d . . , -t 'I'1
ui'.d. r . .-. !.. .' p. : !.! ,
cammed a l: I . . i! I. . t 1. av ! a -let
1 w;,s t. i I.I. '.. ... ,:i 1
I ,1 ra , v . i... hi . a aa ml. 1. r
! i.;." I s ol. .!. a ; i. lie W..UI- '
plei oath " I
" Villi SO. 1.. I.. I c I Ii! ' te.. 1 . 1 ill- '
gi lie." t he 1.. .!. r stall ! "The ev i
del.ee h ie ' . I aa I ' '.: IV d '" carve I
ji i i ia i,.. i- 1 : : k io'-v n eir-
c'i . v. i h an la., t I il .'.lie y. ill
.-. ; i t W.- W .iiipiers
w ill pa , ..il. a .1 f ' .'. d-.n't
t'a ii v i! ' ' . : a ar. mud
abort the M ',. .:. i..r -.. s "-At
Ian1. a i '' -: ":i i j
. oid '. t . I : : "--i-iliiKT. j
'"I hi I!-. I . a., 'el I e ; 'eiS only Tl
degrees." I e; 1 - , ; - "1
Kiir. t!." I.- is I: L.T I hull
that."
"V.-s, j : a '.'. I v- .. . , ,.,KS. -j
-lenhi'
aad
gi"ia
gi i;
ot
ancle-
Tele
alius
1 1 o 1 t' "
"The Cl.iu. e
yet." In- said. v.
his head.
"I don't see In
"Wi II. just y
the Aineri.-aii
Chinese art. nn
how." ( 'hieago
Will ..-t 1"
. with
shake
demi
u wait until v
ell SIS'
led ill
k 1 1 1 1 V
I t!
. t
More Vii'.r
"At any rate. Mai :a.
the lust word."
"Not yet. .lohn I till m '
est. You'll bear a
from me If I live i,g
tell V OU. before .,'1 ', '
- Chicago Tiil.iiiie
Cro-.i l-m !!n
Kitty (exelldlvi Idl
growing, dad'
Paterfamilias ;-. v- in
sense!
Ki'tv Hi. bat ..u a, .
y..u have had
no I
(he hit
i .any innri
III
la.l w u-d'.
v .air le a I :
growing up Ibi'oo:
ver I C. iu : .1 :. :i ii.
a:r h:
Hen
Too '
Cadley .1
npr'ius.
e. 1 dll
eo,:f.. I
, i, oiti.
. - I. i t!.:
oll'd
lisli
live In mere con:
ipiartcrs than thi
iladley So I v
halves and 'dl:, is
people vv ho do. - P
,. st
ild II' I
had 'he
1 to some
i'ress.
iill.i.li Ipi.la
I Sh
" lan'tlee.
full liat V"
"Oh. I Riip
estly, Claral
peeping nt
r Sllll Weiirinic II r
how do j mi hi e my new
pose It Is stvl!.,!i; but. l,',n-
s-l. you looU ai If you were
the world .ait of a coal
hole.
Indianapolis Journal.
Falfrprlnp.
"I'm n lucky fellow. I am.
roal IiIiih are running over "
"(Jot eonl to burn, e! '"
"Ilurnl I guess ii i I
to burn It. I'm going to
Cleveland I'lnln IieT.hr
Ilntli my
,'t nfford
..11 It.'
The t'nrn l-Vil I'h I lon.ph-r.
"When n n inn hniu . as t . fil l one of
the love letters lie wrote to bin wife In
their betrothal diivs." said the corn fid
philosopher, "he geta mad nt her lo
calise lie can't fei I thnt way nny monv."
- lndlnnaHilla Prt sn.
gup pin fifed.
ftllllcu- Wha, hns U-como of Voln
puk. thnt nni dcstlnisl to Invome tlio
nnlveranl language?
t'vnli iiM (ih ev ervtiodv tnlkn golf
nowndiiya! Pbllndelphln Uncord.
The n,r.,r( of Talleife..
rni'oubie.':-. patience la a 'verclgn
lnne l .1 n nice world title would
le If other M'TwriH were m ntaKK4d of
pnth iivl Una:. in Trnnacrlpt.
AvnMIng 4 elrftle.
1 I'd Ai that Hall nf Faroe all right
"What mould Ihi yoor baala of
choice "
"Why, I think no msn'i nams onht
to o In I hers until rvsrybody la dead
that knsw him."
' ), tie.
"Toa'd bstUr sat It slow," said Jobs
By to ths clsrgjmsa, who wu dlalng
with ths fstjilly. . "Mstums Mvsr glvss
notsj'a oa plsos o pis." .
t :i f tie V -a ae
j v-'1 -Vs- gif
ef t
"Wot were 11,.- :: ..Her e, aia him?"
"lie I. a. I a e.l. I...... I. e blaill,
tl.i'i!, I!..-, s
"A ei; (!,. I.; aia '.' A h. he
vvas a i a v. !'''.. i a '
(If com e tie- lad:. - la. aat eoi
sion. Alh ; I. p. r.
sr. . . 1 'V" .")
The Money In Hla Pocket.
A young I'ittsburger arose from his
bd one morning and, dressing, went
i down stairs to breakfast. As. ho snt at
the table lie carelessly put his right
j hand Into his trousers pocket and was
surprised to hud !fi.2b. He knew that
when he retired for the night he bad
Jut l!a cents and had fallen asleep
while wondering where he could bor
row money (lie next morning. lie was
highly elated over the discovery, for.
although he thought long and hard,
he eoul'l not roiuoiiilM'r how he had
cea-e i:ito the possession of Ihe money.
w ..rl; that day lie took a friend
iip ia and later to supper. When
I iiae. itiiiiii.'.laliiig .Slainp t le.-k.
1 1 lie h a in i re. I two's-'1 said the I'ost
i.iice i lerl; . ' I i,J, M fi hiii.
' And charge them t . Mr Nevv'ivved.
No. Ill-"
"Sorry. Ma'am,' ititrrrupled the eli"-k,
Imt we ean'l do I ha' ."
"Vou can't'" the joung bride e
liiiaicd Indigiianlly. "Mv hubaiid's
redi, is good everywhere, nnd. besides
we nl way- gel our iclier ir m you
Her IiuiioI VV lone.
Jane came home today crying ami
said idi" wis sure (ieirg.- ni longer
loved her with hi-i whole heart. And
icv'vc ben married only two months.''
"J anc's h goo -e. Anybody wlioloiks
at (.eorgc knows that his heart nil
rigid li s Ids liver th.it'H gone hack on
Jane."
II. V ever g. I
I: h is t..b! d
t- ri .rs foi ni
,l. .n
a
I hrr
W'll.eit
bri!. I
V-'UIM .
i; : r 1 1 .ii I
Itl
It Iirh prcwr.-.
urc and -aeil her n, h
self. '
meat a
nb'..!a
ig. It ,s an evietnal linl
lal cnr'i.-s willi it tlieicforr,
Iv no danger of efMu titn
th
', kte
1, uga taken ltd
nllv ii-e apt to do. It ii t" l'
ru'di d int.. the nlshnnrn to wfb n
and Kireiodhen tho iuuik lea w hi, h
nie to Iw-ar the f rain. Tliianirana
mm b lean pain. It alo prevanta
inoimni sicktKfM and all of the
other diaortnforln of rirefrnaiiry,
A droKjflat of Mai on, Ca., aaya:
"I have nold a larga quantity !
Xt other a I'rlend and hav never
known an irunanrts where It has
failed to produce the good raatilta
elalmM for It."
A prominent lady of Lartv
lerton. Ark., wrltea: " With my
Omt sis children 1 was in labor
from it to Jo hotrra. After using
Mother's Friend, tnyovaiith waa
bom In 4 hotars."
Om HmWr-l rHmg pi lt Sratl
Iwa, SIS ate Mito,
ra uurxm nuutiot co.
IUm,Sja. t
tuar
Whra Is. Bstyboro stop st is umo
; Isaas tot good SooowurxU 1oa
;' v.um pa'xiV ' ''ihnt hill '! l
I owe liil'l. I prollllsed lo let llllll have I Jtt&m&&iEsB6&Jth ,
It b toinon'ow." i
The young man was dozing at the ! J IMPROVED.
liiae, and that accounts ',,- tjs failure
b i-e.aemi,..,. j,.-,! his i.roii.er had sni.i ; Cures Chills, Fever, and all ,
to him. lie was kept busy borrowing ( Malarial Diseases. !
fr friend. I., i-iake iii the amount 5 i
Ha n.At day. ami he , led:, res that Superiarto all So-called TastelessTonics !;
hei'ialier his brother will have to pay i,
Ills ov n bill-:, rittsblirg Ch-o,liele. i i i, . - ,i . ,
Kiieh 1 lose contains II, o srntin pro-1,
v mii lion of niedicinn. No shaking; of r
The Chronic I'.aehelor rise, l. rema. k ,,.,lti.. ,-enire,l. Formuhe on tho 'i
thai he uouldnl give two ecu for a ,lK,. Cure guaranteed. V
liovlhalili n t have a temper. r a pa: 1
n" PRiCE 50 CENTS
lii.-is fun .,! ,ervcrsi,ies. n's not I aii Druggists Should Have It in Stock
mil ii a man .."ins Un: char, h thai lie $ ij
iciili.e-i I Inn li-li bile let on -un
days '
Kvrry wi.man in ihe cniniry
oulit to kiH.w ;ii-iil
Moifeers Friend
Tl: e who ! - know aiwint it
1 ii ler how
Think Twice
!; before you put something into yourstom
!; ach of which you know nothing.
i YOU RUN NO RISK
! i WHEN YOU TAKB
BLOOD HUMORS
rirrrs, (Mil Sun's, Ciincers, Haling
Sort's. Kczi'nu, Etc.
'nrn! h I!. Ii. Ii. ---Trial Hut
llr Krci'.
l''i en i m ;i, e I.!
i .a f a hi lic and .
n ilcHdiy earn er i
1 1 v oil can an.-ivi l
CflllH'H Hll HultM (if
ort'H, cntlint: frc.juciiliy
1 1 Miiif chmnif h(hc
' ,,VCr" t'l HIIV (if liH!
lolli.w ing otic-aii
us your blood Ih iJim'hs-
ed anil impii re.
I ,o cuts ot - , a'clies hen! slowly ? I, oca
voin skin iu h or barn '- Muve you pim
ples '' K.riiptioiis so yon feel ashamed lo
be s'l'ii iu eompanv ' Ai-hing Hones or
Hack '' Kii iiih'' lld Sorc ' liollsV
Scrofula y Kin iiniHtisni ? I'oiil Ilreatli
.Catarrh!' Are you I'aleY Do ScatiS or
ch1ch form on the Skin. Ilnir or Scalp T
' Trickling I'KitiH in the Hair? All Itun
! Down, get ea-ily tired, nnd kh tired in
': lie mo, , ling ns u hen vou went to lied f
I'inlleriiig Henri Have, you I'lccrn 1
I'.Hling oreiiy ( nncery
to i i in;,
Ain .loi i N i n mler who aulTera Ih a I
V ised to lake u few Urge IkiIUcr of It. Ii.
If. ( Uotaiiii llloo.l llnliu). Thin rerun ly
la undoubie llv Hie 1k'i nnd only perfuct
I lllood ruilllei mnde. II Ii. It. (Botanic.
lllood lialmilia r. record of ltd yeara of
(curcR, hi.nci. Is tliotoughiy tealel fly
Making a few Imge 'K.iilca nf II. (.
Liu blood b. uiHiie pure and rich, all the
! aorea nru healed, am! m lira and palna
vanish ns Hie mUl liefure the an,,. l. .
II. 1,h con d over 4'M, efim'fi of enncer,
I many of them pronounced 'a'airabk' hy
bs torn and pis ialiuta. Katlng eorea,
illcem uud ai rolula are healed an thai
they never Isillier the patient again.
Kc7cmn In Ita woral form ia cnrwl by
i from :i to large bottle. B. II. H, enrea
I by draining the poiwuia and liumora out
of tlie blood, at the aanie lime It build
I np the broken down ivoiialllutton.
For aale, hy rirogfleta, l per large no
tie. or 0 large bottle (full trnalniont) f
Complete dWtloDi with each bottle. lie
aura the bottle reala llotanlc Blood
llalm. So nfferers may lemt It trial
bottle given aay. Addreaa lllood Bglm
in., Atlanta, tla. Iecr1be aymtoma and
free medical ad vice given.
Russell House,
Wblls Is Beaufort bs sure sad stop at
ths Hnaell Hons. rirat-Claas) fWd.
A home for traveling pson. riahlng
sod hnntlng SDSioalled. Tsnas LM
day or W.00 paw wek , - - . -
"'a A. BC88XLL froft .
Bagging: and Ties
WagrefWytoauppt ttSltal with
OotUMi Tsfglsf nnd T , fUg tl
lleT Harks, c Trh it Sf Hlaht,
J IV Xntlmm (o