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settled on my Inner, cough set in
and finally terminated in consump
tion, l-iiiir doctors :;;nv me uj giv
ing 1 could live lnt a .-hort time. I
fjiivc injself up to my Saviour, d--t
-1 1 1 1 i 1 1 - 1 if I could not stay with
my friends on earth. I would meet
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coughs and colds. I ifave it a trial
took in all eight bottles; it hascured
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A Fatal Mistake.
Physicians make no more fatal
mistake than when they inform pa
tients that nervous heart troubles
come from the stomach and are of
little consequence. Dr. Franklin
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irregular pulse, fainting, smother
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It Should be in Every House.
J. U. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharps
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out Dr. King's New Discovery for
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that it cur.'d his wife who waf
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an attack of "Iy,i Grippe.' when
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ivobert Harber, of Cocksport, Pa.,
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A Mystery Explained.
The papers contain frequent no
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girls eloping with negroes, tramps
and coachmen. The well-known
specialist. Dr. Franklin Miles, saya
all such girls are more or less hys
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balanced; usually subject to nead
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How a Itlliiitom " l'liiiiff 'plilnn'a Iff
t MrKnly Jt ilorlfle linn I n oinrMi.
! L'Ht Thurxthiv four irenl l"iin n ."sit
i :tli(Ut a i;ll. iu :l ryi l;iin lintel in tlii
IjrilV. s;ivi Ho" l'i.fl iil pin 1 'I'niis.
i'lie pohli'vil 'li-eiii -n in .vhieli liiev
weru eiiiT;i'''l was I r nig ti t l' an
abrupt ciosu by a remark from 01m ol
tlm pa it v.
IIlo!' he sai'l. ' II is ilritikin
a leinona'hv Why, B hadn't tie
waiter ma'le :i 111 i.sl:i kf ? Didn't oil
order link y ? '
Mr. B slowly shook his l ead, look
u ti:i;tl pull at his Mraus and thi n jiu-.li-eil
aside the empty tumbler.
"It's all right," he said. "I asked for
lemonade."
.Surely vim have not iriven XiV
whisky?'"
'I've rjuil drinkinr. if that's what
you mean,"' B confessed,. somewhat
reluctantly.
Unparalleled astonishment was de
picted on the faces of his three com
panions as they leaned forward.
"Well, why iu time did you do that?"
cried the first speaker. "What in th
worhl has happened. B ? Is the
world corning to au end, or are you do
in it on a bet?"
'There is no bet about it."
' Sointi oue beeu talking prohibition.
to you?"
"Nopfi."
"Signed the pledge?"
"Nope."
The man ravo it up.
"Come," he said, "tell us all about
it. Perhaps it will help Billy here."
For reply the abstainer reached into
his waistcoat pocket and pulled out a
small newspaper cutting. He passed
il over to his three companions. It
read:
Li'uor llubit Cured!
Dr. S "s preparation is inf.illiable.
Never fails. May be taken iu coffee
without tasting. Wives and mothers
slum Id try it on wayward husbands
and sons. For sale by all druirists.
There was a moment's silence, and
then B whispered in gloomy tones:
"I I can't be sure, of course, but
I'oi afraid my wife is on to me. I
found that paper on her dressing table
this morning, and considering the
amount off colTee whiea I get at every
meal, I guess I must be hoodooed.
Anyway, I bring me another lemon
ade, Jimtiiv, and see what the rest will
have."
On the strength of this confession
the rest were not slow iu ordering a
bottle of extra dry. and the confessee
did not care to protest.
What The Tots Say.
Marian was in a room with her
mother, where she saw upon the wall
the illuminated text: "What is Home
without a Mother?" Spelling it out
she said: "Mamma, why don't they
put the answer to that conundrum up
there?" "'What is the answer?" asked
her mother. "Au orphan, of course."
answered Marion with great satis
faction. "I guessed it easy."
Freddy was sent by his mother on an
errand. In a few minutes he returned,
his face pallid with fear. "Why. Fred
dy!" said mamma, "what made j'ou
como back so soon?" With a forced
smile Fred answered: "There's a dog
on the sidewalk. The beau-ti-ful-est.
great, big black dog you ever saw. I
thought I would come back and tell
you to let nurse go with me and take
Sister Nellie, so she could see the dog.
too." .
Mabel was sitting on the floor play
ing with her doll when her aunt called
to her: "Mabel, put down your doll
and come and shell these peas." "Oh.
auotie! ' answered Mabel, "you make
me do everything, and won't let me do
any thiug!"
Upon Benny's return from his first
day at school his mother asked him if
he had learned anything new at school.
"Yes'm," he replied confidently, "I
learned the difference between a hori-
ticuiar and a perpizontal line."
I'hiladd ihi'i Titiv.a.
Overheard at a Keception.
4 'Will you hear uie?" said a man to a
"irk
"Probably," she replied, "but I can't
promise to listen."
A fellow said to a pretty woman:
"Can I see vou home?"
"You may try," she smilingly mur
mured; 4 'that's" my husband coming
up-stairs."
Sometimes the feminine sarcasm was
bestowed on a member of the same sex.
A girl said to another: "Do you think
he likes me?"
"I heard him say he found you very
amusing." was the reply.
Another dialogue began with: "I
am engaged to Bob Grant."
"I am so glad." the companion girl
exclaimed. "I was so afraid he would
never get over his affair with me."
In oue iustance an exchange of con
fidences began with: "Marie, I quar
reled with George and I told him never
to call again."
But he will," the other said, sooth
ingly. I know, but we are going to move
to-morrow and I forgot to give him
the Dew number."
A matrou was shielding her daughter
in a quiet nook, so that she might
hastily tie her gaiter."
Kate." the mother whispered, "be
careful; there is a man over there who
can see you."
Kate demurely responded: "Oh,
pshaw, mamma, he doesn't know I
know he's there." Philadelphia Press.
Xo Tronble for Him.
"Do you think you shall always be
as fond of me as now?" asked Kid R.
Lee of his voung bride.
"I'll try."
"Try. There will be no effort needed
to keep my affection for you un
changed." Oh. of course. That is where yon
have the advantage. People of your
age are always very set in their ways."
Indianapolis Journal.
A New Haven man has worn the
same coat for thirty-five years.
Sarlhquake3 to the number of 533
have occurred iu China ia the last nine
and one-half years, an average of
about one a week.
HE OBJ-CTED TO IT.
Tin man Hml Ilia O n lln on lha
Sul J -rt Swf- llolal liilf.
He was an elderly gentleman with a
Mieawber-like appearance. J I" stood
look i hit at a number of men engaged
in hoisting a heavy safe into the lifth
story of a larf building on Chestnut
street last Saturday afternoon, says the
Philadelphia frr.s.i.
After gazing fill" some time at the
tackle that was being arranged, he ac
costed the man who was diiecliug the
work and said:
"Will you let tin' speak to you a
minute, voung man?''
"In a few minutes, I'm busy now."
replied the rigger.
But it is important that I should
Hpeak to you at once," persisted the old
fellow.
-Very well." exclaimed the other,
impatiently. "Hold on. Dan. Now,
then, what is il?"
Do you think it is safe to attempt
to lower that sitfe tip your way?" in
quired the "crank." hesitatingly.
Certainly! I know my business."
"That's all very well, young man;
but I'm a leetle bit older'u you an'
know more about this world'n you
do."
"Yes; all right!" shouted the rigger.
Go ahead. Dan."
'But hold on. young man. 1 have a
better way. lf you will let me show
yon "
Stand back there, please."
"Yes. But I'm afraid you will let
that thing drop au' hurt somebody."
"No da nirer."
"Now just wait. If you will just
throw that rope over what-you-call-it
an' then bring it through thethiug-um-bob
I think "
"I think y ou are a d d old crank!"
"What ! Voung man "
"Stand back, old fossil!'' shouted the
rigger, "or we'll drop the axmaravcl
ous. as you would call it, 011 your
head." "
"Vou impudent j oung rascal! You
should know belter than to address a
man old enough to be your father iu
that manner. Will you try my way?"
"No! That settles it,oM stiek-iu-tho
mud. (Jet out of the way?"
"Hum! Fiddlesticks! Young men
these days know too much for their
breeches anyhow. All right! All right!
You folks had better git far back. That
wild, impudent boy will let that thing
drop as sure as guns are made of iron.
If he would only try my way he might
save life and labor. But I've warned
him."
And he retired to the rear to awnit
developments.
What JIih Cargo Was.
One of the best stories Joe Jefferson
tells of his early barn, storming days,
says the Albany Ai'ius, was of the
time when the company, under the
management of Sol Smith got stranded
in a little Mississippi town, and didn't
have enough money to reach the next
stand where it was to play. Luckily
it was in the summer time, aud the
river was full of II at boats plying to and
fro with produce and live" stock. It
was a case of going the whole hog or
none. So Sol Smith, who was an
eloquent old actor, finally prevailed on
the skipper, who was going down the
river with a load of hogs, to give the
actors free transportation. It may be
imagined that the trip was not enjoy
ably spent in such unsavory company,
but actors were not as particular in
those days as they are now. One
evening the llatbo.it passed a palatial
fiteamer, the deck li'led with elegantly
dressed southern iadie.s and gentlemen.
T he captain 'tailed the skipper of the
flatboat: "Wha! boat is that?'' "The
Marv Ann Jenk in of Uinitnierpsort."
"And what kind of a cargo have you
got 011 board?" i. not inii'-h of a
one only hogs ami actors." The roar
of laughter that went up from li;e deck
of that steamboat at this announcement
must have made tin- engineer think
The Ufii-wliiiii ;irl.
The whistling girl does not corn-
monlv come to a bad end. Quite as
often as any other girl she learns to
whistle a cradle song, low and sweet
and charming, to the young voter in
the cradle. She is a girl of spirit, of
independence of character, of dash and
flavor; and as to lips. why. you must
have some sort of presentable lips to
whistle; thin ones will uot. The whis
thug girl does not come to a bad end
at all (if marriage is still considered a
good ocupatiou). except a cloud may
be thrown upon her exuberant young
life by this rascally proverb. Even if she
walks the lonely road of life, she has
this advantage, that she can whistle to
keep her courage up. But in a larger
sense, one that this practical age cau
understand, it is not true that the
whistling girl comes to a bad end.
Whistling pays. It has brought her
money; it has blown her name about
the listening world. Scarcely has a
non-whistling woman been more fa
mous. She has set aside the adage.
She has done so much toward the
emaucipaption of her sex from the
prejudice created by an ill-natured
proverb which never had root in fact.
But has the whistling woman come
to stay? Is it well for women to whis
tle? Are the majority of women like
ly to be whistlers? These are serious
questions, not to be taken up in a light
manner at the end of a grave paper.
Will woman ever learn to throw a
stone? There it is. The future is in
scrutable. We only know that where
as they did not whistle with approval,
now they do do; the prejudice of gen
erations gradually melt3 away. And
woman's destiuy is not linked with
that of the hen, nor to be controlled
by a proverb perhaps not by any
thing. Harper's Migazine.
Moonshine Whisky.
Whisky made by moonshiners seldom
becomes a week old. and very often it
is drunk warm from the still, having
the effect of broken glass on the palate.
It is frequently adulterated, tobacco
being added to make it bite and rattle
weed to make it bead. In the moon
shine districts almost everybody drink
men and women, old aud young and
the mountain boy on pleasure bent
carries a quart bottle of the stuff. Re
package of snuff, aud a six-shooter.
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