illllll it ZElllll’S
”will.
Imunuomo
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' i it tumour in soon.
stall Manual
'hlood more. area
t al wondortolandhr.
[are moralewtor'eparloran;
aaeateut la the demand a the
attention or the doctor for ale-ll»
trawl pcolewhoeonldaotviofiXow
etty.that t home a matter or drug»
meplan by which the 13ml to
beat: iadwith this genuine. v ualrle
y. tortilla ourpoee A. A. shepherd
beenoalledmaouth Nonnlh. to amp I;
3.6.1'omlineon. moth Windham! .
lierwalr to permit them to kapin
and aell this wonderful bum tumult.
laparely v table. and excellent tonic
.4 builder. aagalood purifier umeelled. a
aothiaucan “IL Dr. 19th he.
and Ill. to the Iqlwmnrm inffllerln
I! blond diam». a lawn!
and . Kidney diatom. hm
aiel: heating? molar the-map
phi“. ”pacific. mina—
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mum
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malarial
'31?
cancerous mommy-Ia
flrrheum. pimple» on are.
la. dinlneae. tomb weak.
a.
above named dru have received
and old intro Ill
acquainted h
' PM ate-ea Imam
”commonest-nu.
Pal-gear , crane-prim lain early
clap-{hay beet-chad by the one oi
Ayer'e Cherry Peeieral. It the
Claire-lag eoaah. milieu of
liellmataadlonpmndlndnera-noh—
“dunner interlude hanteanded
'Ieiher-uialilevlrtaeaotthie prepro-
~ lien. ‘
DeWitt'aUttle Esriy Nara. gentle
aadrellableltttlepille. eorreet lndiaeev
lioa.rellevebilloneoera. effect pieaeant.
OLGugorkaomod 0.0. Billboo.
Yew Don’t love to lwear 0!
can the St. Ionia Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about lio-‘l‘o-Bac. the
Monalobaeeo habit care. "We know
of many eaaea cured by No-‘l'oBac. one.
a prominent St. Louis architect. amohed
and chewed for twenty years; two bone
medblmaotbateven the email of to
baeoo rnahea hlm rich.” No-‘l‘o—Bac cold
and guarantred by R. H. Ploieted. No
corn on pay. Book free. Sterlin- Reme-
dy 00., New York or Chicago.
You ahonld not antler from dyepepeia.
Indigo-don. constipation or hiliouanne.
'l'heaedieeaaeaareallcnred by tltenaeof
DeWitt'a Little Early Blane. the famous
little pilla. 0. A. Grrgory & Co. and G.
C. Stilleon.
lfaliew Yortmillionflre pveaadm
a e at 5th avenue and ”lamenting
WM), which glrea 19 people dyepepaie
and three people apend 31,450.00 in doc-
eu’ bilb and finally have to pay $15.00
each for Caetne Blood Care to cure them
whatwonld bethe aaringper'cepita is
the (lilac should not be given. there
. bain‘flperaonaatlhefeaatt
Inquire at Plaiehed'a drug atom. when»
you may have the problem aolved an.
pethforroatimahontthctna RicolCurc.
When ooeaeion demanda ita nae. try
DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve. It ia cool-
lnxloburnlntopa painintantly. clean-
aea. a perfect healer lorecaldaorahin
eruption. Always cum pilea. (1'. A.
What a mlnieler eayr: Rev. B. N.
Payne, New Haven, Ilo.. writer: “Please
add my name to the long hat of friends
to yonrexcellent DeWitt'a Witch Hazel
Seleniumein my family for moral
eaaea of akin eruptions and aorea proved
it a prrfect healer.” Never faila to cure
pila. (i. A. GregoryJICo. and (i. C.
Still-on.
nod heilrat diaoovera the value of Ayer‘a
Bar-parilla aea blood-purifier. With
lbianledieine,hehnowahehaafonnd a
My upon which henayrely.and
thathilile-longmaladyiaat laat eon-
aned. the cured olhera, will onto
you.
The beat remedy for borne. aealda and
can re DeWilt'a Witch Hazel Salve. An
excellent cure for pilea. 0. A. Gugory
l Co. and 6.0. Stilton.
g Bicycling for
)0! Women
”I
Physicians recounncnd bicycling. Dome
Fashion says it is “good form." Two
new models for women's use iii-
X Colombia
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mamomlmbemcspechllydaigmd
{anatomy hdicswhoprriatowrarknicker-
bothersmthcrllnnaanixrmskiris.
una'muauonumm Bicyclcsatlowrr
hoot-fluvial»:- o. a. on- -
upon thou who new it. and the descrip-
tion of which waa truly eloquent.
' He then gave a View of a lnnquetins
palace on wheela, nota thing of the
fancy. but one which actually exists. It
raised wonde . He next presented a
ploturo of an 0 house of singular his-
torical interest. which was once inhabit
ed by a wretch whose name in familiar
even to school children. His words
were thrilling. Then came u for famed
nnivcrsity. a renowned city, a townring
ehaft that risca ovcr a (‘clclvl‘atcd bottle-
ilcld. a landpcape of umurpusml bcauty.
Ill odillcc thc liltc of which 'tworc hard
to find. the hcadquartcro of a military
comnulndcr who ligand in a sanguinary
war, the domicile of apatioti ' ;:old.~mith
whose name in romancc. an ccclcsiasticnl
edilicc. lorcly gardcns, an utlu-mcum
such as Athcim-us ncvcr saw. a musoum
of muwrlativc arcliitccturo. and othcr
apartaclca not less fascinating or our-
pricing.
Ilia tour was not through Italy or
Spain or any part of Franco. or any
other distant country 111sz which so
many lccturers liko to dilatc as they
stand ncnrn stormpticon. It was It jaunt
from New York to Boston. starting at
the Grand (,‘cntral Station and cndiugut
Bunker Hill.
It in a utclancholy fact that thcro are
Americans who neither know nor appre
ciato the features. the traditions. tho
heautcous scenery, the notable. thc arch-
itectural and monumental srwctucles,
the old institutions. the Revolutionary
epinrxlcs. the history or the life of their
own uncqunled comiti'y.
There are Americans who can babble
for a wool: about what they himu soon in
England. or Switaerlnnd. or Sicily. but
who couldn't tell you any morc about
their native country, or own about pic-
turesque New York. than if thcy wcrc
Comanchcs who had spcm thcir lircs in
acalping polo fzu'os.
The H'hool buys and girl-i ought to
malm it tin-ir lnwincsu to got all thc
nt'ailalilc knowledge “lssllllil of tho
Unitcd titatcsmmcllua of llnnn-aud
Grcccc. Youngstcra!can't \‘Hll Hullli“
how find out agood dcal uln:i¢hc grcat
and “'Ulltlvl’flll land you 1ch in}; ,
Spoiled Illa Good “’ork.
Mr. X. imicontnwtor of philtmtrumhic
tcndcucics. llo attends tho mcctings
ofhiu Workingmcn; hc gocs to call on
thcm rcgularly twiccu ymr. and if a
Workman is about to lcavo lu- always
wants to know tho reason why.
llcncc. whcn a short whilc ago his
bookkccwr told him that I’m Mulcnhcy
was going to leave. Mr. X. immcdiatcly
roqucsml the pleasure of Pat‘s company
in the inncr ofiice.
“Well. wall. Pat." he began. “what's
thiel hear about your loaning? What's
the manor? llavcn'tl always treated
you Well?"
“lndadc you how. sort.“ rcplicd Put.
“Wcll. what's the trouhlc?"
“It‘s that domuwl boss Smith. Hhuro
yistcrday ho tool: the away from mo hod
an' bricks. an' sin; inc out on a hill that.
was cow-rod wid rocks. lic put inc on
the top. with u nhtccl rod in tho hand.
" 'Drill a holcthcro.‘ says 'c.
“An' I Hpmttod down wid u hammor
an'thc rod. :m‘l worrukcd t'crtwohours
nmkiu‘ a l'uinc. natc hnlc. An' thcn.
will you lwlaw. it HHl’l’. a doumcd t'onl
canto along. un' tillcd thc holc \Vlil pow—
dhcran' bluc it all to Mllilllcl‘l‘ctls. am
I‘ll not do that ford thrick au'in.” illus-
ion lludgct.
An lndlan‘a llllee.
“It was back in tho 7024. win-n tho
(‘huycnuoo \wrc troublcsomc in tho Na-
tion. I was in tho tlth (‘avulry and a
party Wcrc out ultcrtho rods. Uur inn.
jorchnrxml a band of Indium and cap-
turod a lot of intuit-s. ’l‘hcy turncd out
taubc Wichita“. mull wax Hl'lli lulIlU
azcncy ncar Fort Bill to l‘vlml‘l and turn
tin-1n our to tho owm-ro.
“thu on my way back 1 was mot by
a lot of Wichitax. and \W purlcyml.
thou thcy joinwl us. 'l‘hc nuxt day wo
raw :5 lurid uf nvcl‘ liltli'ltcycttllcs ill \Vlll‘
mint.
“Tho-y wrro for killing list. but tho
chici’ of our party pcruuadcd (twin to lot.
in go. Wu wcnt in u gulch quitc a diu-
tam-o away. and. l Hllplmm'tl. to cmup.
Our lmnlcr pilcd u lot. of Mtnllmvcr ntoclm
oror llac lirc. and l ask-cl what for.
'Mukn- hi-ap nulokc. Fool lujuu." Iio
thcn mil his ‘Nlllli‘l and \w took our
lmmm and run on {not as m- could for
alnut ton lilili‘fl. Tho wily Indian was
afraid that if we waitml tlu-rc \vo Would
ho hillml by this (.‘llt‘yclltum.
“The load anrrouudml that spot.
guided by tho nmolrc. an 1 lcarucd lator.
but our Wichita frlcml had fooh-d thorn
with hi» clcvcr rnmu"-~ Kansas City
Journal.
Title Without War-ohm.
“I think." said tho Chm-rial Idiot.
“that it will not ho long lml‘oro the fol-
low who was urrcnml for tho murder of
tint man Hatunluy will be convicted."
“Do you think ho is going to confuse?"
naked tho landlady.
“Oh. no." raid the Cheerful Idiot: “1
Many idca on the foot that tho con—
ihmncnt in prison may tell on him."—-
lndimmpoli-i Journal.
Whom la a Kaine.
Although it in not difficult. for a man
to lndum the Legislature to change hie
name. it is seldom that mlvuntuge la
Mono! this Iibmlity. People went to
hero on llfli‘i‘flllfl for their homer. no
mam-r how homcly or gmtoaqno till?!
may be. WWW
The now canal uniting to; North and
the Baltic was in the consummation of a
thought which originated nwre tho 000‘
years ago.
7W,»
mohaiautloalledaa froxntheoellar:
“Bony. Barry. come down here and let
me on ."
“Where are your" ehrlehed the lad.
“In the cellar."
“How did you get them?"
“None of your business; come down
here and lot mo out."
“No, I won't."
“Go down,” said Weiss to his clerk,
“and see who's there.”
"Not 1. Ho might do rnc up."
Weiss was inn quandary. Ho resolved
to rid himself of his unwelcome visitor. '
Now thoroughly aroused. but roaring to
vcntnro down into tho ccllur hinmclf. he
called to the summml intrudcr: "How
did you got down thcrc’f'
Dcuiring to bring Walsh's voico up to
ita highcst pitch. 1 rcpliod as from hclow:
”I can‘t hcar you."
“How did you got down thorc'.” fairly
Hhrickwl \Vcisui. lit-1 ho thrcw himself on
his hands and kuccsuud hcut l'lunu totho
floor in ordcr to tunkc hiinsolf hoard.
“(.io hang yoursclt'." caun- tho voice
from lwlow. I had now thoroughly
urouscd his irc.
"Wc will soc." hc said. “who will hang.
Harry, go gotalmliccman."
And forthwith llarry wont. 'l'hucn-
"aged Wciss in his oxcitcmcnt wantcd to ~ ~
tcudcr the $25.75 in ohangc for a :5! bill.
I waitml loin: cnough to Hci‘ lhc lad re—
turn with a big [mlicctuan.. Together
they repair-ml in haste to the collar. I
could hour the lad say. as they procccded
on the way:
“You'll hcar him call you. Ho just
told mo 1 was a big fool."
Sumo idca of tho cxtcnt to which vic-
tims may be carriod whcn oucc. under
my control may bc gloancd from the
following incident, true in all its de~
tails:
Half a doze-u Italian boys soiling their
"first cditious" stood undcr thc shadow
of hip; tit. l‘aul'n on Vcscy otrcct. New
York. Tony Manoli. Augclo and Michael
Rosui. Jim licrtoli and Frank llomnlo 0
Wcro tho namcs ot' the tiw principal
actors» in thc N'l‘llt". it was midday. The
lads Wi-l’c gazing curiously thr vll:;ll tho
big: irou l'cncc burs. upon tho grand oh
Wcathvr lit-.lh‘ll tablch inch-1' which rost.
tho bonus ol' Ion-4 dcpaiflol t'olk of lit-vo-
ltilioltzu‘y lillll‘m Sit-ldvnly it Yolanda
from thc old church. caih-d:
"lit-y, 'l'ouy. bring mo in a last edi-
lion."
Tho atl‘rightcd lads lookcd at cach
other in alarm. Thc ruorc vcuturcsomo
Tony cricd out in illtSWi‘l".
i “thrc-a you arc?" .
I "I am loclrcd in hcro. Ho and tclltllo
.-
lmliccmnu to lct lllv out.
' Tony was some-what rclucumt to do as
ho Wits biddcn. Tho small lads all have
an inhcrcnt fcar of "do coppcr." no he
replicd mournfully:
"I‘m atraida da cop."
“Go gotta our." urged his companions.
while one of thcm innit-d to mo and
asked: '
"Woulduu you, Mist?"
“Who wants a lunar?" I asked of
Tony.
"A dczlda man.
nlivc."
"Tony! Tony?" callcd tho roicc from
tho big cditicc. "Lot tuc out! [want
to not out. 1 how bccn hcrc scrcnty-livo
years and I am tin-d."
A crowd had now collcctwl. but those
in tho roar could llt‘;ll‘lltlllllllj.{.il:i tho
couwrsniiou l carric-l on was in the low.
mpulchral tono. 'l‘hc lads appeared to
bo uudcr a spcll. and not a will know
I tinka hc mus-a be
. thc l';ltl.~‘c of tho (lit-illll‘litllli’i'.
"lic 11”th bu hungry." "llow hcgct
'dcrc'f’ “Sumo-n bod mm a 1c: a him
out." "it's a: big-a shumc." tin-y vari-
ously olhot‘tc i.
lcallcd l‘romthc sanu- spot: “Tony."
"What." lo- rcplicd quickly. his lawn
picturo of ncl‘lullstlc-Sm
"Ho ovcr to tho- buildiu: and toll
:Mr, R. to i‘llllll' ilt‘l'i' rlgltl ll\\'ll_\'. 'I‘t‘ll
Illlll in it'l Illi‘ ”Ill.”
“What-a you manic?"
I now thi- llzllltt- til it iricnd of Mr. R.
"All right." thc IilliH1'lltll’llr~tll,illltltiff
tin-y dunhml l'ul‘ Mr. ii.
llnauillv my erpl‘in‘o to mm Mr. ll. ton
tninutcs late-r with a crowd o" c;|-,:cl‘ and
panting urchins at hio hccln‘, lltllhlllg for
‘lhc opot with grout. llllrlil'. 1 WM to rc-
trcat without, ln-inq Ullm-t'\'~ll. hut tho
quick cycot' my l'rioud Iii'ln'.:'i In“ in
u“. “.1, Thu jolt-o dnwno-d on him at
’ollt'c. and taking Inc by tin-arm ho lcd
mo to tho ncurost "uroccry" totopoll‘
vthc cvcnt. l‘. A. ll\I-z‘t‘1.t2\'.
The Qualwrcaa Wm .‘pln‘ri‘li‘ll‘i‘.
(luv in rcmindml tlowv hot any» of tho
aim-y ot’ tln- dainty and dcmuro old
thkcrcun who didn‘t durc locxpl‘chrillt‘l'
fooling», uml lwr ncighlngr in tho Htrcut
(llll‘ who did. 'I'llu tlltlllwpib'rn of the
car won at tho point which. did thothcr-
mmuutcrnnmm- such a dcgrcc. would he
termed “nwultoriug.”
Tho nofl cup and hcrchict' and the
street. mniloof tho Quukcrcm wcroup-
“madly unlrouhlcd by such mundane
mottcrnuu heat. l’rmmtly. a big. fat,
pulling mun cutorod tho car. lliu coun-
lmlanco 100ka no if it. had boon onI
buttered. hio hrmth chino in quick. hard
main. and ho won rubbing hiu hundkor
chief all ovnr his tow and ucck.
Anhctmlr hie rout. lwuido tho qulot
Quolroromi hr- cjnculutwl:
“lilnnkcty. blank. blank, blank. dash
it.dnnh. duuh. darh. iIilHIl. Monk. dash.
dash. blank. duohoty. liluukciy.“
At which tho dour old Quolrcrcsn tum~
ed Dublin and said: “'l‘lumk thm."
Wlll Appear in the Nut lune.
“That lust poem of .lonon’ hue tho
right ring." said the editor.
"How no?"
“When I ilpt‘lliill it u rilvor dollar
dropped ontl"-~Atlnnta Countltution.
in am in... decided that it honk-
mww um lit in the 11mm of
it”!
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Write for particulars of these audiother de-
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