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No Strength, No Ambition " u." A, TAKE C. 'Il "a latgt we " 'iWiaiiillMt BEST 2illjiiiiiilii,lll . t a MS' r ‘ 'alllrC7 'AR, I y, Ciiaieii,iiiiiyJ[fllii] tlt' 3;...“ but) - ‘mfwfk Nr L? ' -» 11tit/Art,rr,,,i..1N) t DER [ii) l wo'smLL on To RENT- In}! I 0.. " Secqu B, can?! (r,'lag"arlutff 'A2tf. “red him w ..d to tved h M, whivh :1; .rsapnrili a 'tett I had t' rti: XE l/lt - TAHKS 81115 71...“: c'vuo.t LURE iyTo5Cptrr" emu when all ' H I, l Caught, Croup. not. .1 Mon. Ut-ttess, thoping Couch um / athma. f 'P Consumption it as no Hub pa; suyed_th .31 {.111 will can; too if Ethan: tine. sob in; 1iru)riuriririiiiaiC “we. Fr _ Icrno Back or Chat. use same}: a BEliLADONNA pLASTBm. ' -rTruucrrTriT.'rta!, AineiiiiiirGiais". coed mom _ "M. Pneqbocta; Isiiecfortma. CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT ' I!!! I and an bone“ mthQIthno to “an,” M'ca'2t'ttlrg,'gt song! In: m not: mu unnMuntlnl. A Handbook of lap for-13;: concerning Pneu- and bow to ob. tam an (no. Ala-o a man of lunch-n- an an! momma boon nan {In "an: taken thrown Inna & 00. m tt 'tttlil/titil,'.?')?,',' 1rtt t1tlll',gllll. U at. A an 'le gm. gating invqgtq, in qrlgdt6M m. Hood's W mfimvuwmm‘; iii". 2itiit/ii,i,iriii flflfm Cure SICK HEADACHE: ind Neuplgia ikaoGT/duGE,; r-tTae-d Tongue, th.ih- ness, H. l ul\ln “A silt urine s;de.Consttpatron, Torpul rover, l; " Hum". To stay cured and regulate the b At ls, up" we: re nu. Pluc- " Clan-s " DRUG Sront.. Sold hy Simon Snyder, Wsterloo, After the Grip 200 ACRE FARM " arr 1ut,.try'tuhtymutttg tor $5. Pr. meiL Mush 18ft)iJtii,'g 1t'lht2g'lktrh'gmttlitc'ftt ancn ht. Crertr.e. Xm- Brunswick POWDERS arsaparilla ll GURES lfnl‘ll H 'f.st. c, "r',"'. y, It,: tr.. Lam-m Mass.: " ;..n wrud to say that Hood's 1 ifuml's I'm: have done me a uni. I land a severe attack ot all. r, and after getting over tho rpm to gather strength, and had "' t'»: tiarsaparilla proved to ho mm}. The results were wry l I recummeud this medicine to [hi wig); rheumatism or other d lyypuison and poor blood. t M's '3arsaparilla in my house I l nwul ammo. We also keep _'lit,0. I gained rapidly and an: two bottles I was able to t:1.n_\' people here have taken IU since it cured me, and all '. ' CAPT. 8. MCGRANAHAN. ".'t Svnlla. 1; .iLL is Wild by all druzg’h'u; Prrpurrul only by C. I, Hood 1'rn'1'dri1i'ty/,il/;y,elal',l I'.' it degree of internst,‘ J, wish particular, [ I”:si'hl,)otn'r,:liid was so ly to address myseltl ' , .d"r, rm; that 1 could not You "g Graham took a seat near the Tho “PM“! ot another judge and gave him his attention. :11 to w» r. c, and “:anted "Thirtv4ive Y'elbt's' ago," said the I atrium“? hte said tt had judgv, “there resided in the township '. D' s of Milan a happy family. It consisted , of a fuller, a. mother and three child. q n-n (hm boys and a girl. The father, :parllla \vliomII will call John Deane, was a lawyer of high repute, a man of brilh. Es amt intellect and solid education. His U R u f, “as is beautiful Woman richly was so bad that his wife gifted hy nature, and she had received '"y'.'lhhf'.t"/'. for two M." all the cultivation which wealth can .0“ l ",t,1t,'drrta",,1"yoi'di; give to its daughter. [said they were! gm) bottles twas able to almppy family. I think I have never v pimple here have taken known a happier. Peace sat all day dim} it cured me. and all with f ,lih-(l Wings by their heartlvstone, f ‘PT' s. MCGNANAHAN. "llll contentment had there a constant 1",",l,"i, bv all iirnzgist‘; :Llhiding place. ' mm! only: by C. L um"; “John Duane stood very high in the ,.i.s.A. opinion of his townsnwu, as "ell at: Tr,uyT-T'Jrr.7l7Js,ajCiT, with the people of the whole district, nu. Sold by all llruggisu. and liy and by his name wad mentioned __ _. - _ " in connection with the nomination for 1 ('ongrcss from the Milan district. He nindv no effort to olrtain this nomina- 8 tion, hut it war", given him, and at the final election he received the hearty support of his party, and was the suc- t-asst‘ul candidate It would have been strange if he had been otherwise than k plvascil with this testimonial of esteem, l and his hitherto quiet house was IDERS thrown open for the reception of p} 105815 .yeutt,5,'?. liticul frit-nd-s. it was fashionable ii. “in; sUierc'rTsiiditiiri, then, i“ u is in some Circles at the t"re,pi','i/,rciprg",'dax.' , present dar, to sot forth wine for the, " ar DRUG arcane. "ntautahunent of company. and it - - - a_. 7 _ would have required a great deal of - . TAKE moral couragv‘un the part of Mulkuuw - Ig8t THE to make the hast innovation, and l"! T l BEST tuse to ftroat the triands who had 4 it; raised him toa positicn of so much l "H . honor. He. was what is called a. 'tenr .. ty, pu-rnnce man; that is he never drank BiM wr . himself; he had a horror of drunken- ' rr E - 1 r nuss and could make an eloquent h tf, o [Ill 'ii] speech at the monthly meeting of the _. m w. I " Cold Water Society. At first he had - .. L? _ a struggle. with eonscience in regard to “I Ari] N I placing wine on his table, but confiden- 'te ", - _ ', r 1, iial friends ridiculed his scruples, and r/i', fi/il.':).':,'.'."'?:',',',',',',,', egg: at last he grew to think that dinner '/'ial,l2Sn"U'f,tiituS.. I Was \cry insipid which lacked the '-. fr-t will CURE You if 1 (fl'llwnlng charm of Wine. A C1crr. 1rtrit.icrn -v.. CoErrNBr B%iriiiiFav. {mm a well-known :". y, IL: REMEDY. yuu, sir." "sit down, my friend." said the judge, for the gay Company had lwml smitten In stillness by the unusual eartu'ritttes'N with which he had spoken and many of them had risen to tlwir feet, “and I will relate to you n litt!tl. "ttUry Which will, perhaps, have “double interest, when I tell you that the inch dents; are strictly true. And to you, Ill-my Graham, as one in whom I feel “l meau," amid the judge, impress sively, "to dtscountemutee always, in m w y place, at every time, and in every available nmmwr the use, of intoxicati ing, drinks. My young friend you am about to place to your lips an infernal poison! You were doing, it gavly) thouglttlessly, recklcsislv. Would yoil (lure, it you stood within the "Amte of deaths; domain, in the, face of God and the angels, would you dare. to quait the draught. wh ch but a. tttoutettt ago filled yonder shattered glad When you reumnherml the Divine edict that no drunkard shall inherit the kingdom of Heaven, would you run the risk of killing under the terrlble haul.' Henry Graham dropped the eutwgtast goblet upon the table, marvel by the abru pt exclamation of the judge,and the? wine flowed in a ruby strewn over the when carpet. “Sir! wlUt mean your' he asked, his face thrshmg and has eye brilliant wall oxc Lament. 1 The young man grew pale,th almull-l a little before the penetrating gaze of his inrerlocutor, and his voice was slightly unsteady, as he said : l "Young man!" said the late eminent Judge, M---, at I. fashionable party where wine flowed in abundance. "Young man, put down! that glaas There is death in It! ' I "Time passed on, and having diy charged his duties at, W'ushingcon m the satisfaction of his party, he wais elected for the second term. His tal. cum well fitted him for the higlieqt rank in society, and at. the busy, in- trixuing Capital no party was deemed complete without the presence of the witty and accomplished Representativé from the Milan district. At" these emi, vivial parties hidrank the highly fhssi. ored liquors set before him, because it would not do to seem odd, so he ex- cused himself to conscience; but aha? " while he did not make any excuse--- he drank from pure love of doing Bo. 1 "Wine became almost, necessary th his existence: luxurious living had vii: iated his names and .enervatod bot mind and body, and to prevent read tion and consequent remorse, he e - dearored to cure the disease with th very power: which had engendered it Thus meny others have done the sum until the intellect given of God been quenched to more then idioe and the mrefhope unto-set,'; the blah we" of we drunkud’ grave!" , l 1 - "Johit Dune, " the e$pinti0n Mama term in 0501-, cm home yu byar soerreohiiiiinte," Pm 2he Judge's Story. a not. Until; I quite nudenmnd " "The two orys,A/thur and William, fnrnwhile stood aloof from this bane of their parentu’ litV, but at last the younger, William, fell into the habit of tasting the contvnts of the ghves,'out of curioiiry,' he said, when t-emortstrttt- od with by his brother. But once started on the fatal void, and there was no halting place. He went down- ward rapidly. After a ten months' mum-r at the gunning tahle, he was shot by a. comrade in a drunken brawl. To thedemlencd faculties of the father and mother this terrible occurrence was not an affliction . they scarce looked upon it as anything for which they should grieve, and when they stood together over the silent coiiin of that dead boy, the :cup was there to comfort them. They went LO that lmwruge which had been, not innptly, ttwmed ‘the drink of hell,' for the com- fort which only Comes down from God! “L'lwy dra k (weather, and together they were intoxicated. Their youngest child-a sweet little angel but three summed; old-was qdieted when ill or hvtt'ul With wine, and one (lay when the: child had sulfvrvd from illness unl til she could no longer refrain her cries, the mother-herself umller the indu. ence of the fatal stimulant gave little May a draughb of brandy. She wag thruwn lint!) ctmvulsionu, from which nothing could saw. her, and before nmrnim Je, was taken to a, world where ill children have the c ulstunb care, of it wi.e Father. "Their lmml'mme property was long, since squandertd their beautiful house and furniture passed under the harm mer of the auctioneer, and a lowly hov- el received the drunken couple and their wretched Sun. "Oh, the scene of horror which the eyes of that son were forced to witness'. A father--his.norue manhood prosti- tuted Lou vile appetite, his intellect ruined, hie soul wandering in infidelity rshunned by respectable people, and condemned to the. s. ciety of those as low as Himself A mother _ her gentle love turned to stolid indiiferenee---her whole lite was but a series of petty hie-lo ring with the man she had sworn .u love and honor. Her child was no longer regarded with that holiest of all human Sentiments, a mother's love,and when ha would have sought the grate- ful sympathy in his pursuits which all true mothers we so happy in giving,he was met by drunken jeers, and sent to the ale house for rum. Worse than orphaned! The child of shame and con- tempt! ', Pointed at by boys of his own age, shunned by pure faced little girls, who whispered among themselves that he was a drunkarxl's child! Judge what thre was in life for him! "Conservative minds may cry out against the use of strong language in speaking of this demon, Intempemnce, which yiarly lays in the grave its thousands; but think you the child of these rtrlsasrable ptrents would call any expression too strong? Language is weak and inadequate to convey to you any ideal; of the loathing and hatred which Arthur Deane felt in his heart for intoxicating drink. Would that every mien, woman and child through- out the length and breadth of the land felt thesame, “Bumo return. Five years passed away dhring which poverty in all its grim gahutness was established in the house of John Deane. Starvation more than once paused before the door and want Wis an every day guest. Domes- tie strif began at sunrise, and ceased not at tt going out of day. Oh! that time is all of bitter memories for Ar- thur D ne! But t am making along story. a d must hurry on to the chute. ' Oncit in his mane he was stayed for a, brief space by a terrible discov- 'att-tdig':'",',?, which made even his been: aim] shrink with honor. His wife-his beautiful and tueixunpiiWed Anrw---4,uul yielded to the fzxscirnatlons of the “line cup, and following thiex. ample of her husband,' she drank n‘iily, and wall fast becoming that wiry of which all men'ypcak with lutstitinr-a female drunkard. t own b "For a time, John Deane retreat-d in .'tfript from the yawning abyss which iittemperance had opened at his f et; hel shunned the but-room of the hotel wh we he was wont to meet his wine-loving friends; he abstained from Ihe daily glasses M home and form lit- tle while it seemed ma if his feet were turning:from the slippery places and taking hold of the path of Truth-hut ala,! it; has only a. little while. His wl‘e might lmw iuiiueneed him to c ing to the hope which might have saved hhn, had she unly hum slimmer than the tmnptuuons which beset her, but Uhefnuly lent her example to the 'i%tptatiion/, of the witurdemou. "One _day in a. fit of drunken fury, John ' no atruck his wife a. blow up- on the ead with a. fragment of a. chair which previoue'y fallen a tuuarif1ee to his . She fell to the floo.r, and the he sober-ed in an instant. at the sight. he lay " his feet, still and white, utiful in spite of the ravages her sin ad made, the blood gushing in e d shrew from her temple and clotting the long dark hair which fell in is. neglected mus over her my faking of wifrepmch in the [nonstick llw‘miwmbla umn. waierioo County Chronicle, Thursday, March 8, by _ ' 1 7 . pr . -:.". mom was: . _ 'Well, air, you we: I keep. a shorter mode. tad g '.'t)P." m- Com-r-But suppose your moose I should be mp much obliged stand. The “Emu” , ' begun to should hasr ot it.' Wtsat would you' it the would let me tune the II an, and they as It. _ But you: ‘91th r'; l =ttt--T-----r--- d " 'r net, do tt. , st'.",',',',','), m1 wsrsld an him an Jack anon? saunas 'utteeiestiiiorth, , ., -y. "iliirts. 'r, _ . movithl qtiitm. -'. - -- ',.traetottttrrahiuiytirit Mft Nd: be tttttttttaims/tsit . . ......_..-..--¢._ _ A “Favorite Prescription" is a. power- ful, invigorating tonic and a soothing and strengthening nervine, purely vegetable, perfectly harmless. It reg- ulates and promotes'all the proper func- tions of womanhootl, improves djges- tion, enriches the blood, dispels aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and restores health and vigor, For every "female complaint" and disturbance, it is the only remedy so sure and unfail- ing that it can be.ytuwaute'trl. tum, and chariot bi The sweet face of Helen Graham never had cause c, blush for the cun- duct of her husband, and when in after years the people made him Governor of his native ts'tate, and his house was the stronghold of hospitality, wine was never seen upon his table, but he " fered to his guests instead the drink that God himself provided free on every hilrile---elear, (Bold water. Sunshine comes, no matter how dark the clouds are, when the woman who is borne down by woman's troubles turns to Dr. Puwee's Favorite Prescription. If her life is made gloomy by the chron- ic weakness, delicate derangements,and painful disorders that tsflict her sex, they are completely cured. If she’s overworked, nervous, or "run-down," she has new lite and strength. It may be thought the subject of cigarette smoking is: kept too continu- ally before the public. But any one who sees the number of small boys on the street, to say nothing of the men who indulge in the habi}. will feel that too much cannot be sand against it. Harper's Weekly adds a word as tol. lows: and in amument, lay beside " dead victim! The?” was a brief “mingle of the forces o,rolite and'dwt'hr-a faint can for 'tnhxsy!' and He had gone to his account! . T VIE it doesn't Lsneht or cure, on have your money back. "The use of cigarettes is not merely the use of tobacco, but a. vice by itself. In reformatories where the cure of the opium, alcohol, and cigarette habits is a business, cigarette pstients are not restricted from smoking cigars or pipes, which are regarded as comparatively harmless. The cigsrette works a special evil of its own which tobacco in other forms does not street. This evil result may be due to drugs,or paper wrapper), or to the fact that the smoke of cigar- rettes Is almost always inhaled into the lungs, while cigar smoke is not. As to that, let the experts decide; about the effect of the fact there is no doubt, and no dearth of eVidence. Noother form of tobacco eats into the will as cigar- rettes do. The adult men can carry off a good denllof poison of one kind or another, without disaster, and his du, tie being fixed and his will formed, he is usually able to make his minor vices syUervient to hirmore important obli- gations. And so it happens that it is it matter of constant observation in clubs; and wherever there are intelli- gent men who snow themselves all the creature indulgence that they dethat these experiential persons are constant; ly 'swesring tit, 0W focldngor or shorter periods,' and . (than in-' ed. .The 'tite-t A ._b‘euin- to "And Arthur Deane over the bodies 05 his parents took u solemn oath--- never so long as the spark of ilfe burned in his breast. to swallow one drop of intoxicating liquor! And he has never broken the vow) And now, Henry Graham, I have loved you an my own 'ron-you are soon to stand in that near and dear relation toward me -and I wish to warn you against an enemy which walks the land alike at nudnight and at noon day---an enemy which is found domesticated in the homes of the hell and the poor'. Will you be admonished? Will you heed my counsel? Will you shun mote-- ny, " thousand times more than vou would death-the wine cup? Hell it. selflurks in its depths, and eternal torment burns in its crystal bright- new! Henry Graham will you be- ware?' “In is enough!'" hi; said solemnly, the light of n. new purpose shining in his eyes; "henceforth 1 will shun every- thing that con intoxicate, and may God deal with me as I keep the vow'. ' lt was even 30. Wine never entered the home of Henry Graham, and water, pure, heml- tiful wumr, fresh frnm the sweet foun- tam of the earth was his daily drink. There'was a pause during which no One spoke, and the face of you 1g Gra- ham alternately paled and flushed, Helen M---, thejudge's fair daught- er, watched him in breathless suspense, for in two weeks she was to become Henry Graham's wife. "If anything more is needed' said the judge, "know all of you that John Deane was my father, and the wife he murdered was the mother who bore me." Graham stepped forward, and took the .11an of thy judge 1rilot)t ot/O.. The Cigarette Vice. ‘I will' goes forth to conquer. It burns the bridges all along its line of march, for it recognizes no retreat. 'Succeed or die' almost invariably brings success. It is your faint l.eart which never wins a fair lady. To be up and doing with the asaurance of the victor is to win the field, however ob- stinate the foe. ‘I will' is the script- ural faith in objective form, which Pe- moves the mountain and casts it into the 'depths of the sea. What this world most needs is a positive, aggres» sive action. 'To fight it out on this line if it takes all summer' has nothing in it of surrender. 'f will' is the, trump card that takes the trick,so that he who holds it may know that he can play alone, and makes a march every time. ‘I will' not only appropriates in a personal way the present, hut it lays its putstretching hand upon the future and secures it with all that it has in store. T will' h the fulfilment of the promise, for it carries with it the right. ful claim to the promise. Power or I Will. ‘I will,' when said in right down faith, my; an exchange, is the most emphatic and déclamtive sentence in the world of language. You can tie to ‘I will' feeling absolutely sure that at no time are you likely 'to be given awav,' A modified promise or assent amounts to but little; for in the very nature of its expression, it may mean something or nothing, so you are kept in a state; of constant, anxious doubt. A positive 'no' is a better way of put- ting the fact than a half 'yes' To know the worst and then provide for it, is always an economy of one's indi- vidual resources. . What if, after hard labor and re- pented failure, she does secure sonne- thing like success? No sooner will she do so than up will step some dapper youth who will beckon her over the borderjnto the land where trouble, just begin. She won't know how to sew or bake, or make good coffee, for such ants are liable to be 'overlooked when mgirl makes a career for herself, 'ttl, so {we will gallop away over the h ls li e a rideless steed, and happi- ness will ihwe like a. light in a windy night. Uh, no, my little oouutrytuaid, stay where Jou are if you have a home and friends. He content with iishiug for trout in the brook rather than cruisinglg a stormy sea. for whales. A great city is 'a cruel place for young lives. It takes them as the cider press takes juicy upp'es, sunkiswd and fiav. ored with the breath of the. hills, and crushes them into pulp. There is a spoonful of juice in each apple, but cid» er is cheap. T _ In, Where In An . I roéeived a letter the other day, in which the writer mid, "Amber, I want, to come to the city and earn my living, what chance have I l" And I felt like posting back an immediate new” and saying: “Stay where you are" I did not do it, though, for I knew it would be useless. The child is bound Income, and come she will. And she will drift into a. third rate boarding-house, than which if there is any th ng meaner--let us pray! And if she is pretty she will have to carry herself like snow on high hills to avoid contamination. If she is _e?n/idinft and innocent the fate of that highly persecuted heroine of old-fash- ioned romance, Clarissa Ilarlowe, is be. fore her. If she is homely the doors of opportunity are firmly closed apirst her. If she is smart she will perhaps succeed in earning enough money to pay her board hi I and have suttieient left mer to indulge in the maddening extravagance of an occasional paper of pins or a. ball of tape. ENcmCLEs, oily looking skin, em, are all fYntoaruu of nervous debilny that lend to Pptmy unless cured. The spring or vital forte haking lotst it. tension ever function wan" inoo nonoe. Those wKo through abuse oodlml-tm in i ounce. my be . msnentl! cured. Sengnyour addreu 'lull; cent.- in stamp- for book on (lineages peculiar to nun, sent mind. Address M.V.LUBON, 24 deonnld Ave., Toronto, Ont., Cumin. my hoist Cora-l saw Jack Euslow’a around you last night on the Piazza. How could you, dear, when pou are engaged to another mun? mor-But Jack and I are old hlenda, and this wuronlylin memory ofold times! . Young, old or middle ed, who tind them. selves nervous, weak 'dlfC'd'dh'lr,' who are broken dtrwn from excess or overwork, re- 'tlea i niany of the following symptoms: Mente epression, premature old age, loss of vitali , loss of memory, bad dreatms,dim. ness of sight, palpitation of the heart emis- sions, lack of energy, pain in the kidneys, headaches, pim les on the face and body, itching or peculliar senntion about the aero- tum, wasting ot the organs, dizziness, specks before the eyes, twitchin of the muscles, eyelids end elsewhere, 'l2%dl1', deposits in theurine, loss of will power, tenderness of the mlp and s ine, weak and flabby mus- cles, desire to sgep, failure to be rested by sleep, oomptipatiorf, dullness of hearing, loss of voice, desire for solitude, 'xpitabiiity of lamp”, sunken eyes, surrounded with LEM» ALL MEN i! EMU-Ilka Iowa " now 'Mr. L‘ndseer, you he often aloturd;' enstaged the Queen ; I wish tou'd uk . favor:' of her for me.’ l tue old ‘tht in it , savored Lsnduer l , memory 'perltipe the might grant it.' . i I ' "We". sir, you use: I keep. . pig,amt funoee I should be mp much obliged to he?! tsid You " .L- ...-..IA 1-- __, . . --- . ' I?" of car. VII-sum Everyone must have observed whit are usually called the whiskers on 'a cat's upper lip. The use of these in a suite. of nature. is very important. They are organs of touch. They are attached to a bed of close glands under the skip: and each of these long and still hausis connec'el with the nerves of the lip. The. slightest contact of these whiskers with any surrounding object is thus felt most distinctly hy the animal, al. though the hairs are themselves insens- ihle. They stand out; on each side in as well as in the common cut: so that from to point they are equal to the width of the animal's body. If We imagine therefore, a lion stealing through a. cover of wood, in an imper- fect light, we shall at once, " e the We of these. long hairs They indicate to 'lnni, through the nicest feeling, any obstacle which may prim-mt Nw‘lf to the passage of his body; they pr \ent the rustle of bouuhs and haves, which would give warning to his prey if he were to attempt to pass thronthltui close a hush; and thus, in conjunction with the soft cushions of his feet, and the fur upon which he treads (the re tractile claws never coming in contaict with the ground), they enable him to more towards his Victim with " still» new greater even than that of the snake, that glides along the gm». and is not perceived till it. is coiled round its prey RELIEF IN SIX Ho CHrs.---iJtctressunq Kidney and Hladderdireases rNivved in six hour, ry the "New GREAT 501"”: Amman AN Kmx A' Print." This new remedy is' agreat td,',)?.),' and deligm to physicians on account ot its ax» evading Wl',l'el'vt,,,nfti" in relieving pain in the bladder, idncys. back and over par! of the urinary [Jasmin-u in male or female. lt rulieves retention of water and pair. n pin-(sing it almoq irumcditxtely. If you want quick relief and cure thirds your remedy. Sold by Ed. M. Devin. Druggml. Tia-In Solhlnz The judge and the colonel cub-red a halfof Bacchus and ranged up Mung the counter. Evcn beauty cannot palliabe eceen~ tricity. Philadelphia has 25,000 more w. .men than men. I "What will you have, colonel."" asked the judge. “Nothing, judge, thanks," responded the colonel. The bul'keoper set out a lmttlv and each gentleman filled his glass In the brim, bowed, poured' it down and walked out. "Oh," roplim] the barkeeper, with a shrug of inklifference, "they call a drink like that nothing."--- [Detroit Free Itch on human and horses and all animal cured in 30 minutes by Wooltord's Sanitary Lotion. This never talk. Sold by Ed. M. Davin Druggint, Nothing can be truly great which not rignt, Men of influence must be often smug: ed at old quests [nude to them by per- sons ignorant of thelimitationa of hum. an power. "Great, Scot," gasped a stranger, “what do they ‘mean by saying thvy'll have nothing and then take a bath like tlvwtjY New Zealand sends frozen mutton to England. _ While Sir Edwin Lendseer was " I Balmoml, painting u picture for the Queen, one of his models we: a great bmwny fellow, who had wandered in.. . {o the Highlenda from London. where, J he had been e ocetermonger. One day when Lendeeer was painting the tuna) aid '. ' 'Mr. Madmen vou he often "loe,erAt I it the would In: GiGi "iiiiT.iii, RHEL‘MATISM Cumin IN A 1lAY.-trjouttt American Rheumnuc Cure for Rheumaunm and Ne uralgia. radically cures in l to 3 Gard. Ita semen ,upon the Helen: is remu‘hble an mysterious. It remover, st once the cause an the diseane immediately dimor8ur, The n dose gremly bentrtita. 7 acme; Sold by Ed. M. Dev". DruggisL - hmwm “an ' Rena do not mar, Tttrs. “W taik're irittttsrsuer. . A . M T . The smallest hair throws its shadow DON'TV WORRY! -- TRY Sjiijar ON WASH DAY A IT BRINGS COMFORT A A Home" leg-nu. lhie 'iaeGutr u 'l‘lw Premier upproached tln, tai, in Ha cvawst manner, and the crowd ed Ilouzv was hushed in silence:,, tf, anticipu'ud disclosure. He had, M m) just came hum a nteetirw. of the t i' inet Council, and could not pron-m1 1 he uninformed on the watt” N If question submitted to him. The lluuv have” r, knew how stringent “a: in oath ct' n Privy Councillor,und mm in possiule it was for one in mdin My r cumuunivs either to tstlirm or «hm report current as to what had mu» place vs‘thin its doors. Lord l’A‘mnI Eton Wan evidently struggling ln-lt tO' a desire to tell something and dmm na'ion to tamper with his oath. As h: manner became more and more n-mlm ravietl, tiw interest of the Hnuw tid quicken-d lie man! on to «NH , that, perhaps, in -the peculiar t".tr'r,ll Emma’s of the 0.5pr wouéd luv :u-H' " tl-: "mm (wan-407'. when Lord PM“ tr Hon "H., Prime Minister ilrC/c-, f ruTnvn shook the puTilical “on: mu ing Hm Wriglmlivu of NIP (Shawn-Low tho '.\ :‘Hquvr. Mr. (Hadsfuhy T 1"'wsp"pr"t'ts wmv neither so :nr'! Iv m wel'; Lntormei in those duys.und1i I'x'nm' sh iftvd about, neither crttirme nor corrtradicted. At loamy]. Mr “or nun 2ould stand the uncertainty 2 brawn mud from his place in the lieu of Coucv,ons he uskvd Lord Palm ston " hethrr there was any tt wt. in Ft rr'port. to The ‘xcud talker is seldom thinker. Itis tilinui Iiv chequcr had been present, and I played no sign of tnter,derl we; ‘In fuc',' mid Lord Pulmrmm .zm ing round to face Mr. Horsuiav. sr-Ut at. the corrmr bench below the gnu-,vux 'my right hum friend lmd hi, mm M U keyhoie of a... wrong door _ Tin-n l laughrm‘ in saying that the Chstiellor ot DERBY PLUG Here's a Pointer OF THE IN H 01 PRU. other ext: mm; oawxy "ti), i),,,'?"-"')',"-,"?), "08mm PEAS] WW’LLmSPFI THEF'L'J 'c'Ci For Smoking Tobacco It ' “I . N. no n- his popk’ 5 cent plug IO cent plug zocent plug be sure that the retailer does not induce you to buy _any other in order that he may make a larger profit. impossible,- to war] wit V it. :iness and economy :m " "ilt"o'tl ”TIN â€"â€" M702 5. dk Neuraigguc CANON When you ask fur :1 l fuhNu-l N't‘rrl Home burst Into a m "ble ulOlw in hi, ou n aw REES? M!" 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