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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commonctna Monday. llluy 8380
TRAINS LEAVE Sul‘Tll SORWALR.
:30 ii. m.. on lll’l‘inli of ll‘tliliil lNuilll! Now York 8:05
and New llsvun sun at iii..roimoctin v ll
lluthol with showing ll ll. full“ for Lili‘h
field. arriving in liuiihiiry imio it. in.
(it‘ll p. “L, ruuiim‘tiiii: with rxptw truin touring Now
York at 33.1!) p "L. m l‘ rum-rim train from
“unlit“. srrlxlug in lininlniry all bits.
6:10 p “L. minimum): with Ihc 4 .40 l‘X‘lH‘hl‘ train from
Nov York. arriving in liunhiiry iii 7:18p.
Iii 'l‘hi- mun \‘iillliiit‘ll nu siiiurdiiys
iii lii‘lliul “Ilil truth for Lili‘liflcld
ll. 3 p. iii., ll‘f‘iuill. \\lll\ iui v-vuirvr our. urriung in
liiiiibury l:iii it in
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lll lliiiiliiir)‘ nl Null iiiidiilulil
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run Seiitinlnis, 'l‘lu- i0 40 p. ltl .Siiiuiuviriiin u-ill run
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TRAINS ARRIVE FRUM llANlil‘ltY.
7i sud its. 553i. and 9.23 p. m Sun
day it. ill p. Ill.
1. W SANlllli‘tlll'l‘ll. Supt.
freight 01.6553?
than Ever.
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NEW YORK.
'l‘llli l‘llill‘lilJJIll
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City of Norwalk.
Will i‘illllilllh‘ In iiillu- rs'iilnr trip: tin-nigh 1hr
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and NEW YORK lulll‘illll‘.‘ tit Sill‘l‘ll NtlllWAlJ’l
rack on) In rm one and dt-lli't-r fri'iglil.
Freight rwnivml truui l"tl ilrltvorod iii the
"night (ii'Dil‘ ut im lisnbury unil Norwnlk ltullrund
fur ul' ulttiluli- also the int-plug llallrontl.
[fi‘flk‘pm-inl iii‘riiiiumiiciitx for froight to
and Hum Now York run be iiindn with
this lino it) per cunt. loss than by lill‘ mil
road. '
l'r ulunn sold hw- nf r iiniiiiwiun and riitiirus promp-
tly mud.- st tho highest iiui‘kci ruins.
{70' \ll tic-noun nn- torh ii trusting itiiy of tha- viii
ploymm nf itu- bouisof :uis lino uu noconnt of tho
mvm-rs int-not
II. S. (S lll<3(x‘r()R.\'.
Furnishing
UN DERTAKER
For. lllnln uml Mur-Imll Sin-oil.
tilt ‘J llsniiinucu. i‘.’ Eniunrrii 81-.
NANllh‘Al‘TllKEU in;
l’ociissot lrcn Works.
7 tun! 9 Curr Stall-r. N“ Youn.
The
New York, New “oven 0.
. ~i8.l\‘t‘.”
The Minister’s on Coat:
run mew roux. some MST. .. Minister‘s son- on very spttoturn
.‘ . w . . i. a l .
iiii ”I?“ will?” ii: iii» fimdfiii‘ii‘du'ii‘u out badly.“ stud l to the gentleman who
gt: .. 33ny iii ,. \‘T filial: sat next to tool“ the can We ind mot
iii 1: will “‘3 3 hufim‘y‘u. in the twin. bound for Chicago. and had
a; .. km?“ ‘flii‘m‘ ‘xsiiiu \i struck “pan revaluation. He stopped
“ . i i. . “ i
“u ‘ “W“. on “ P m “or me with is and wow sun. onduith
“iii 3... limit“ {iii « n. ‘l‘l w» on earnest look which I shrill nsvor for
“at. ‘- ~ .9“; M, .. airy“ ‘1“ act. 1 psusvzd ct once in what I m sw-
ii‘iii ii filth" £33 :1 uufi'a‘v his. and it assured tcrsmonient almost
th 3 fig“... um .. now. in: as it tho rushing train hsd stopped to lis-
sis .. kfifim tun too.
its: - .uu min. “but mo tollyousatory.“ he sold. “I
know Q is scomuion belief that minis-
tur'ii sons are wild. but. that is because
people talk ubout the bad ones. while
those who turn out. well are mkonnsu
muttcr of of oouiuo. I gathered statistics
about. them once. and tound that out of
1000 sons of ministers thorn wore tow
who did not grow up useful und indus-
trious inch.“
“Rut. what is your story 2“ I asked, sot.
tling back in my coat.
"\l‘oll.“ said he. “it’brgins with u clues
supper in Bolton sdoncn yours ago. A
number of olgicollogc friends had gutti-
tl‘t‘ii in tho evening for their nunuulro—
union. Among them was tho rich mor-
chniit. J. E. Williston—porhupa you have
hourd of lilm—‘nnd a. poor pastor ofn
country church in Elinhank Vilillgt‘. out.
in Western Mussncliuwtts. whose noun»
wna Blithe. A good tunuy of the class
lnid dicii. mid the dozen or so cldorly
than who were left felt more louder than
ewr toward such other as they thought
of the bright old days at. Harvard. and
how soon no one would be left on earth.
who shurcd in that happy tune. The
dishes Clinic and went. the lights glowed
brilliantly and at last the friends grew
quite guy. But the tender feeling I have
spukou of Would conic iipporniost now
moments Willistuii‘s eye was attracted
which his friend liliiku. who out next. to
liiiii. liiid on. He looked closer. nnd saw
thut it was very shiny.
“Well. lllnkc." snid ho. mnldcnly tak-
ing hold of his friend‘s nrin cordially
twhivh ho somehow hadn't thought of
doing llt‘rurl‘). “how him tlio world used
you lntrly
“ lllnku had it naturally and and
thoughtful face; but hr looked around .
iuickly with a warm smilo.
“Nu hood to risk." ho said luughiugly.
“You Will rend the whiilc story on my t
luck. This old coat is it sort of liltilllll‘l‘
i
,.
to n '1‘.“
Then he spoke more seriously. adding:
"it lain pretty hard lifc. “'illiston. tliiit
ufn country pursuit. 1 don‘t. complain
of my hit. though sometimes l‘ni dis‘
0
uiun of my prnnissiou tonpprnr in. but d
.-
word this your. and must. pinch bore and h
‘i“‘“‘ l“ d” l“ 179“"? ought to b” sis.‘lioliognn. ' conl get. two words of cone n struggled into the inner sanc-
tliciikfiil. though. that I can get such ad- sense out of you ?.. tum of bones. bottles and packing straw.
vantugcs for him by n few little sacrifi-
cos of pornmiitl nppcumttco iuid conven-
“liuii‘t you giro it thought of your coat,
old t'vlli-w.“ I‘t‘llll'llt‘ti \Villiston. “No
body who knows you will cvui‘ iiniiginc
trint tho lioni‘t inside of it is tlirondluu‘c.
huwci-ci‘ tho gnriiicnt iiiuy look."
“lilukc was pleased with this kindly
expression, nnd both int-in llflt‘l‘ that. ox-
olnuigo of continued fclt. huppii-r. But.
among tho various incidents of tho oven-
iug this one nlinout {humid out of tho Initi-
istur‘ai mind by the next day when ho
started for Elinluuik. Speedy its his re-
turn was. howcvvr. smoothing mount for
him had got to his destination hoforo him
It; wnsnlcttoi‘. Taking it up ho broke
a
.-
I.
words from VVilliuton with «check for
one one at. present. my son.‘ was the un-
rcllcct .
when the minister reupppcnrcd lifter mak-
liia toilet. his son noticed that he wore the
old shabby. shiny cont.
more than over ustonishcd.
also. notwithstanding that it was the first
night of tho prodignl'a return. was very
iiicsircr.
‘ ‘ table. and Sum observed that his father
and thou: and in one of these inusmg and mother took no butter.
‘ . petite begun to full at seeing this. and his
by smoothing glistening about the cont. purccption was sharpened accordingly. He
was now aware that his father looked vcry
, , thin as well its and.
that the black cloth of which it was down his knife and uxclninicd to his sis~ l
nindu lind boon wiii'ii so thin and smooth t
yourselves 1°"
tit. Mr. Blakc and her mother.
no nnswcr.
“‘1 thought.‘ said Sum. pctulnntly. “filmy."
miiko it may for you. fillilt‘l‘; and here the
pinching was going on five times worse
sllt‘t‘l iind i-xplniiis niy tiiiiincinl condition mama“. snid tliuiniiiistor. quietly.
lam; tlui‘w—Sfllll stopped ubriiptly on on
_ . 1. boforohe wont to bod Sum obtained on c
““53““ fl" “‘5' fnmily. “‘9 m” "" " “a interview with his sister alone. 116 felt
“m“ that l hm“ on i“ hardly m fur u socmtly that. ho was responsible for tho
'iii going would my boy 83m to Hair 11
pliml.
mystcry is. ‘
Saul. that you linvou‘t done well at. col~
lore.
f
inst. him much this your.‘
actually sold his now omit l"
to save mmioysincoho began to gut re-
”“3 0f "0“" you “‘0’" wasting 3'0“, cough, dy‘c think? Hadu’t I ought to
01W“ the cnvclopc and found lllttldu :i fciv gnu m suspect.
fl
himself no credit in his studies. Though
he mogul to suucssc through the casino
London at the end of tho froshmuu your.
he came out. for down toivurd tho foot e:
the class. He wasn‘t quite contoutsd with
himself. sud thought he try to do hotter
the out your. But during tho journoy
bolus-ho noovmd his ususl spirits.
“ When ho walked up the villus toward
“I. m form he was thinking thst
—sinos ho was s sophomore - now—ho
would buy the biggest. knottiost bonded
cuts in Cambridge when he should so
buck there. And whut do you suppose
wss tho first thing thst me im nt home 1'
It wsti his hither out in the d digging
for new potatoes. his cost o8. sud his
speculated hos perspiring. The sight
struck shame into tho boy. He vaulted
the fence. sud running up with hardly u
pound for suction. cried:
“ ‘Oh. futhor. let me do thst.
like to sea you'vvork.‘
“Mr. Blake stopped sud looked muest‘
ly and rubber ssdly tit him.
“ ‘Well. Stun. I think that is about u good
how d‘yo do as you could have adored me.
There is good in you lifter sll.‘
“It had not occurred to Stun that there
was any doubt on that point before. He
blushed (IR he asked:
“ ‘Wle is the hired mun? ‘
“ ‘l‘vc discharged him. 1 can‘t. afford
I don't
dl
SWOT.
" Sum was rather puzzled. and began to
“ They went into the house, and there.
At this he was
The supper
Not a single luxury was on the
His own ap-
Sudilenly be laid
or Kitty:
“Stir. what does fl." this mean—this an i.
ng without tho hired mini. and suirving
" lliu aistcr looked at him. then glanced
and mode
that. \Villiston‘s money was going to
ilt‘ll l‘\'t'l‘. I
"‘ldon‘t own my friend Willistun‘s
D
.. 'Ofcnurso not. But. the live hunv
9
fit . . .
i routing gmturo from his sistor.
""l‘ho subjoct was not resumed. But
a
cpressiiinimd trouble which seemed to
”tho household. but that only tnado
im spunk more impetuonsly. ‘va,
“ ‘Not until you Mk pnlitoiy.‘ slic rc-
“ Well. then, plciu-iu tell inu what thii “
“ ‘ It ouglitn‘t to ho ii uiystvry to you.
I‘npn is terribly disuppoiutvd.‘
uiuide if he is.‘ Sum reported. ‘ I haven‘t v
“ ‘Oh, yes. you have. Do you know he
s—
i
" Wli y i“
“ ‘ Because he‘s been trying every way
I
lfllt‘. ll
“ 'Whnt for P‘ asked Sum. though he be-
“ ~ .3
not getting along wolll naked llr. Shu time it four to h old me.“
" Peter. what are you doing here t“
naked the old lady as she suddenly op-
“ Finding out about politics.“
" What kind it“
“ All Nuclei
.. Well, let your politics alone sud come
into the wuitingsrooni."
" Putty soon.
tumor.“
course. itconsistcnt with our profession to
hot, but waving for a moment the re-
quiromcnts of our divine culling. I‘ll bet
you a Bible that I had s larger congrega-
tion on Sunday than you did."
ing shall for the moment. be waived. Not-
withstanding the fact. that I am o presch-
er I remain a human being all the some.
and do not propose to be bull-ragged.
Come on. and put up your Bible.“
store. selected Bibles, and called up a dew
can as a witness.
gation numbered inst Sunday 800. Iknow
this to be a fact. for I hired the sexton to
count the people.“
“ My congregation numbered 500.“ re- ‘\
iiiadzcd Slinger, with a. confident air.
ittle church won‘t hold that many.“
There was not the slightest disturbance.
and thctlirce womcn who were present '
behaved themselves.“
Mr. Slingvr‘s liniisc.
tdyc the other day. and leaning wearily bis
“ Shot up!"
That “ shot "
mun uipz‘s all broke up 2"“ once with a sorrowful. injured air. but
right into the back room and I‘ll fix you diu
tho clerk.
mrption cure.
lug wonders. ‘
in tho grave have linon cured by lit.
“‘Idm‘w see why h” should commit luiigpndis what is needed.
unto Rock new.
nowun. auscuwcshunw on“.
[Opio w in iron ace: seas-n} ,
homo; prosohsn. rivslo in thomin- ‘
lstsrisl . root on the stunt yes-
terday. when lilr. Show. the Mothodist.
«barked to Mr. Billings. the Baptist:
" Good morning. Brother Billings. how
do you feel since your labor of Sunday t“
“ “artists. I had I lsrso nudism».
sud it inukvo me feel good to think that
the people rue turning from their ways of
wt cos. Thom was s time in Little
Rock, hon. if a minister could group to-
gether 100 people he woo doing well.
Yesterduy I Ind 300. which. considering
the number of our churches. is tumultu-
blc. I am sorry to learn that. your church
is not getting slung well.“
“How do you know that my church is
No politicaltslk mood tho (lotion, sod
cor.
“0h,‘,wcll, I he» so from suthontic
VThst‘o all right."continuod Mr. Slingor
“ W :0 for what it. is worth. It ism!
knockdowns. ch ‘3
" The requirements of the divine call-
\
The two preachers went into n boo
" \l’ell,“ said Mr. Billings. “my congre-
«
“ Did you count them ?“
“ No." .
“ Well, how do you know? Why. your
06
“That‘s all right. I had a congrega-
ion of 500. Not it man got up and left. for
\vli
“ Look a hero. whore dill you preach ?“
“ I pronchcd to the convicts iii the poni-
the
Therciauiicw Bible on the cloud at the
-—» H M
In Medical Costume.
lElder llossbsck hobbled into a drug
it ‘he show case. trcniulously inquired:
“ voyou got anything for an old
“Wlfi. certainly.“ replied the drug she
id of olinnd-mirror in tho 9
L.
Tli‘c)ldcr steadied himself on his two
and up man.
A the
our omit mnl vest. and let we fit 5'0!) to
The older. after it few minutes. disruhod
two one for each lung 1’“ son
Peter I don‘t mean Paul!
vour standing out there talking politics
Tuko of? frightened whisper.
Old Time Polish and New.
Amldosn.nlcslookin, g old oouplo‘
mot tbsUniondopoty-csrsrdsytotsko
uningoingéouiii. fie W was
nearly'i‘o you: old and plan link.
on n
var or two behind him.
voice thus mount business over-v time oh.
opsnodhcrmouth. “crumm-
his wife won
with u
the old msu st once booms instituted.
“l‘vsbsonovcrlnmodsln thou-00d:
forthclssttwowcokssndl bsiu‘t hoard
u thing.“ he oxpluinod.
over with l" »
“In the election
“ Yosfmplicd on!i of the men.
“ Monv riots sud knock-downs l“
“ ‘I‘hounuds of them."
“I used tobctbo wommuiuound tho
polls you ever soc." continued the old gout
he spit on his hands. “ I‘ve soon the
Sothcy bad riots and
Lord. don‘t I wish I
had been around 3"
“ Peter!“ called the wife.
‘Yes, I‘m here. I suppose the condi-
dotrs set up the drinks, didn‘t they!"
“ Great snakes!
k over here.
years ago. and after I had three drinks
down, it took the whole Whig party to
hold me.
out the voting place and walking off with
the ballot. box.“
“ Peter. I want you !“ called the wife.
But I vish I‘d been
Take it along shout forty
My great hold was in cleaning
‘ Yes. Nancy. \Vell, which side—”
Peter was choked off right here. Nancy
got hold of his collsr sud lifted his heels -
the floor. whirled him around, and
headed him for the waiting room with the
remark:
“ After you have lived with me another
t y years. you‘ll learn that when I say
The idea of
on we‘ve got to look around for 3 piece
of old Lined cord to tie that old satchel up
or lose half our duds.
‘flVhen they came out to take the train.
Pike!"
old man had his eye out, and seeing
man who had answered his questions,
he asked:
.. Who did you say was 'lectcd 1°“
He was yet on the last word when the
wife brought her baudbox down on top of
hood with the exclamation:
him. He looked back
punched him in the back with the box
lurk. as be adjusted his necktie by the and he humbly entered the our sud was
. “ step driven into the cost on the side next tothe
k wall—Detroit Free Press
W
The FRI“) 01'“ LIIUG Child.
In the middle of the night. when the
.. You‘ve got ubsd cough, I ace." said great. busy world lies quiet in deep-—
; when the trump of hurrying feet along
“ Kuhn. haiku. kuhnok. yes. kiiha.f I‘m s tho pavement, and the steady rumble of
Kobe, knhnck." i acisy wheels are over. and a heavy. calm
.. Now what you want is :1 little ub- silence rests over all—when dark shadows
It's all the rage and“ is do- lurk in the corners of the room. and more
Lots; of folks with one foot about in weird shapes—alien often from
little cot beside my own. I hear u
“Momma. are ‘ou
there r" and a little hand gropos timidiy
nnc." _ . through the darkness for mine.
“ Yes, darling.“ I say, and I clasp the
trust-ll. and at. tho suggestion of the clerk warm baby lingers in my own, until. at
Sum frowned. “ period down the buff“ in order that n the
well-known touch. the childish fears
'pcrfcct tit might bu insured.“ flee away. and tho trusting little heart is
.. Is one pad enough for such a bad safe once more.
Then 1 hour that still. small voice of the
I, saying. “ 0h. faithlcss and believing !
"To be sum tlwy 001116 rights and} When through the darkness and sorrow
k‘fts- There: that ends your coughingns of life. the Father's tender hand is ever
uui‘compli‘xnin. You‘ve got an ruvful there. why forget that be He has said:
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Table umber Outlaw.
Dover Vudimlndlu' uud Bali‘s Ml
rut-ling: companion nt this point. “but 1
bnro iiiid dingy study in the old farm
paraccngo. holding thut lotter in his hand
uiiilliftiiig his faithful eyes in thankful-
nvss to God.
“Yes.“ I I‘t‘pllt‘d. \Villh-iton did just
the right thing. too. And how was it?
Did thuson show that he deserved the
help
My acquaintance looked away from me i
at the rich country through which we
Were passing. Then he sold: “Sam Bloke
was a good natured. obedient follow
the expense of his first year at college to-
kcu off his father‘s shoulders: but; his
sense of duty didn‘t go for. The Rev. Mr.
Bloke bought a now cont. and Sam on-
tered Harvard that fall, and there mat
tors stopped for it while. -
“A freshman has n grout dual to learn.
as you know. but. I think the chief
thing Sum learned in that term was the ‘
grout diflcmncc there is ihctwoen Hui-void
and a little village like Elmbnnk. and a
must dithoulty of working and playing or
the some time. ‘ Help ho had society
meetings to attend. and rooms of his own.
with a chum. where a great. deal of smok-
ing was done by himself and his friends.
And there was base bull.‘int.o which it up
poured indispenssblc for the honor of the
clinic that he should enter score], on on-
count of his strong logs. wonderful wind
sud ground butting. Ho could not refuse
to go to the shaver coosdonslly with his
:- ohsr companions. Sunblock unstursliin.
mt in the society of young ladies. toot
sud had to give up some time to its cutti-
vstion. Ila ulso thought thst s mascots
,uuount or panties in thogymnulum ins
desirous to pnvont his hosltb braking
onshowholo thssotuslwkthstbs;
inthooollsco‘ns not very o ,
Thisdidn‘tssun‘tohuvo on: bod ._ -
tinwshslouili‘tbo victor. a... on
did
vo.
nearly broken his heart. Saint—poor pa- d
pnl‘
seen again till afternoon.
I
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enough. and was greatly pleased to have b
pay my own way now. I‘ve been off. to~
down under tho mamt of studyl So ‘
‘ lugiuthoflnt m. “nod. who“
and he‘s nearly saved enough. and he‘s billions eye.
. , , going to pay it till buck.
think you Will iipprccinto the fueling keep it secret. mid now 1‘“. told you!‘ off.“
With which poor Mr. Blake stood in his And his sister burst, into tours.
There. I was to p
' You've
“Thencxtduy Mr. Blake‘s son went 0
iii: excitement. ‘ Katy told me last night.
“ ‘ Buoauac,‘ said Sam, ‘I‘m going to
You won‘t send
most brooks mv heart to soy sin—hes not
closed for that amount. Butts) “
Here I interrupted
“ Doesn‘t this story prove what I said or
the beginning t‘: I salted.
“No; for that isn‘t the sad of it. Stun
went down to Boston in the Autumn with
u few dollars of comings in his pocket.
Bohsddocidodtogivoupoollses. and»
spplisd to Mr. Willioion for o clerkship.
i‘Hctoldhim ‘I proud mysolfun‘
worthy. to my {other sold. Row gtvo
on o chaos to show wool! worthy.
“ Whitman“ bins position sndho
worked than “to yours. Thou so oppor“
tunity‘oflond to go Mood token port-
nmhip iii—m do you think? » The
clothing bullion-l BsmSuupsd on; sud
you my bolisvs ho not his am out
Obit-sass tho on: cost tbst cocoon
can? product.
2' waldo-do can now. sir.“ cou-
scquoiotouos. adds-l: gink-
machine itmwllloonoto‘wsl-
u ‘I know all about. it!‘ he exclaimed in gain young man. Kuhn. kshuck.“
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will. ”
“ In fact- ncxt dny the kind merchant‘s ing to fit you up for an advertisement sud
eyes were dimmed us he roudthccc words: have your photograph in pad custom
“ Dear William“: My dour boy—it al- in the pupal-u.“ ,
proved worthy of your generosity. I liuve young mun. Kuhn. koku. knhsck.”
decided to return tho sum you sent me for
his lost your. and you will find u draft on« Oh. I see. Cold chills creeping down your
buck.
the narrator. goes for a kidney pad or two. Let‘s ass.
. sublisbinonuwillohov ”swam
(usual-wooden: out. which i:
Let the fit a couple of liver . I.
hcl
“ Yecs; but I've only got one liver. I
on‘t need two liver pads. do I 9 "
3‘ Only one liver! Nonsense.
W
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“\Vcll, you are an uncommon intelli- inc
“ But you must stop that coughing.
lace right here for a stomach pod.
There. you look dressy enough: they‘ll ”“0““? dim from
““3" and hired 0‘“ f0” the season to tske you for the five spot 0‘ hearts, they
farmer Hcdgcburton.
that moncyto Willistcn, will you. to
their ‘9‘
Ain‘t they a little cxpen-_ P“
it Oh. never mind the oxpensc. I‘m go-
“ lie. he, but you‘re on oxuuordinsry
“ Ain‘t you going to stop thut cough 9
Podssllin front. so for. Hero
I‘lltskcthrocot the lowest “soon a
buck‘sbixusyour‘n. Thurs. Now. with
shock notion hennpuddroppcd right in
between your shouldsr blades you‘rsifln-
lobed“
‘ll
“Don‘t gotoflnding fault yst. I luvs
notgotrbrouchwith you. I intend to
alluptboohinksundbsro plum of skin
withstand porous plat-r inoudinol
rod.»dyou‘llbklikvsmdquphow
buoolor just {resound by Whistler. nod
thonl‘llbsngsfowmsiosfiodhhmood
Monk!“ larch-y, and your wilt
wou‘thovtyou.“
Andhodid. Whuthooldsr Maud
bhdotbiu his slim Minn “too
quick.“th his vou would
bimoudbs Mind so though In nod
NflMflolfi. not his photo-'
Dr. Gordon-.1301
ear flannels. \K’Nisve hoard singers
caused by hard tin)“.
shockingly frequent. .. '
it Isn‘t there ,‘ little too touch pad for give way. What is n ' cd is a remedy to
. ‘ ‘ one duty?
“You are too late. was the ministers aivcl“
onswor. I‘ve just mailed the letter to him.‘
i311 and foul from wear
and nerves. “
the root of the mutter.
blood, gives tone and a
torn, and cheer sud opcl’olncss boyhbo
mind. Itscurcosrs perm ,t. Milli:
a combination of vocations almonds-d"
conmns' no alcohol. 'l‘rv u bottle.
by all druggists.
Proprietor. Readout. N. Y.
Cherry always or bond.
Coughs.
the Lord thy God will hold thy right
ads to you while you've got your clothes hand. saying unto thee. Fear not; I will
p thee.‘ “
W
When a Chinnmuu Wise saved from
No man drowning by being pulled out by his pig~
ould be as billions as you short of two tail. he feebly answered, “I thank queue."
otl‘ directly after breakfast, and was not livers. 1‘11 bet you the price of the pads
Coming back that you‘ve got. two good. big livers and
he overttmk his father coming from the that‘s half what ails you.“
9.. post ctlice.
advises singers to
pole a quarter of on
vor their mouths.
0 should wear
h thick—wear it
Though 9. piece of gotta percha would do
wish. though. you‘d held to the now cost. You‘ve got on lung MA remember. as well. /
while.‘ These liver pods improve your appearance
” W“! 1" “lied 3"- Blake. impcrturbs- and they‘ll absorb at least one of your
ly. ' livers in less ‘un two weeks. Ah, here‘s n
W
'” Bard :iuu.
Many people have become mentally and
the depression
suicidessre .
, t is cowordlyio
rify the blood whicithss hocorue fever
:snd tent of blood,»
Dr. David mailer.
mu.
nave Winn-is m- ol Wild, ,
«so. no Irma no smog}
ltmo‘olt. 7 .
Bronchitis. Wlloopinx ' _
Group. Indusnss,,Oonsumptim. ail Ill,
. 'Ilu'ost sod Lung comma. fists-ts
.. mired-on uranium.» “dam
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