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Coughs come from Inllaiucil llronchlal
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aa,l the irritation 6c at all Drun Store,
Very Important.
Some men constitute a whole rccelv
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Must Be.
"What do you think of my talo of a
fop?"
"It's a dnny story."
A CLERGYMAN'S TE8TIMONY.
The Rot. Edmund Heslop of "Wig
Ion, Pa., Buffered from Dropsy for a
year. His limbs and feet were swol
len and puffed. He had heart flutter
ing, was dizzy
and exhausted' at
the least exer
tion. Hands and
feet were cold
and he bad such
a dragging sensa
tion across the
loins that It was
difficult to more.
"jr v BB1
Her. . Heslop. -
Kidney Pills the swelling disappear
ed and he felt himself again. He says
he has been benefited and blessed by
the use of Dodds Kidney Pills. Ser
eral months later he wrote: I hare
ot changed my faith In your remedy
aince the above statement was author
ized. Correspond with Rev. E. Hes
lop about this wonderful remedy.
Dodds Kidney Pills, 60c. per box at
your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co.,
Buffalo, N. T. Write for Household
Hints, also music of National Anthem
(English and German words) and re
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Genuine "Key West."
Yes It's another. Professor Van
Onsen was vainly trying to unlatch
his front door with a cigar, to the
amusement of a friend who had ac
companied him homo to talk over the
fourth dimension.
"Look here, man," said the friend
when he could talk without betraying
his amusement, "do you know what
you're trying to open that door
with?"
. The professor looked, then gave a
start of dismay.
"Gracious!" he blurted out. "I must
.have smoked my latch key!"
FACE ITCHEDAND BURNED
383 No. Union St., Aurora, 111. "My
ailment started with a little pimple
and it always Itched and burned ter
ribly. I scratched it and in a few
days my face was all covered with
ores. It ran up to my eyes and the
day after I could not see out of my
right eye. I was unable to get any
rest I couldn't go to bed, being
afraid of getting the clothing all
tolled, although I had my faco all
bandaged.
"I was given two Jars of salve but
It kept getting worse. It waB some
thing like a running sore because
very time I used some of the salve
I had to wrap bandages around my
neck to keep the water and pus from
running down my body. I wrote for a
ample ot Cutlcura Soap and Oint
ment and in a few days I received
these and washed my face with the
Cutlcura Soap and put on some Cuti-,
cura Ointment and the next morning
my face felt cool and somewhat re
lieved. After using the sample I
bought some Cutlcura Soap and Oint
ment at the drug store. I followed
this treatment Just twenty-six days
and after using one cake of Cutlcura
Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Oint
ment I was cured." (Signed) George
Miller, Jan. 1, 1913.
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cutlcura, Dept. L, Boston." AdV.
Some Good Advice.
The restaurant manager stood be
hind the cashier's desk, wearing his
stock-in-trade sinilo for each cus
tomer. '
An old gentleman came up. "I no
tice," said he, fumbling for hlB wal
let, "that you advertise to make your
own ' pies."
"Yes, sir," answered the manager
proudly, "wo do."
"Will you permit mo to offer a
suggestion?"
"Certainly, sir; certainly. We
should be moat happy to have you."
"Well, then, let some one else make
em."
. Where It Takes Effect.
Mayor Rockwell of Akron was con
demning the claim, often put forward
by the rich, that poverty Is good for
the character.
"Poverty 1b good for nobody," he
aid. "It embitters the mind, hard
ens the heart, causes unbapplnesB and
fear and Buffering.
"'There's nothing like adversity, a
millionaire once said to mch 'there's
nothing like adversity to bring a man
out'
"'YeB,' i replied, 'out at the el
bows.' "
An Odd Arrangement.
"Come in with me and get a pick-me-up,"
said the Genial One. '
"All right," replied the Sad Joker,
"but whyfore? If I take a pick-me-up,
It will bo only to put It down."
His Fault.
"EHIo'b young man is one of the
best fellow's going."
"Yes, but be never goes."
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-
HE SAVED THE DAY
t By BURTON CLOSSEN.
Reno eyed the telephone specula
tively. It was within easy reach of
her hand, Just next to the drop tamp.
Qucntln had uot remembered It. lie
had (dammed tho door and the key
had turned with the click.
"You will Btay there until you como
to your senses," he had told her. "Dad
and mother will bo home on the 11:10,
and they can handle you after that, but
by George, I'll keep you here until
they come."
It was about half past ten, she
thought. Thrco quartern of an hour to
eavo tho happiness of a lifetime. Once
her father and mother crime, it would
be tho samo old heartache over again,
the same old arguments and objections
that had been advanced for nearly a
year.
And there was no reason under tho
sunswhy they Bhould object to Stanley
Pitch. Ho was young, twenty-four, Just
out of college, with excellent pros
pects. Perhaps that was why. Her
father had fought his own way up
from boyhood In the samo firm. Ho
despised a college training as a busi
ness asset. Qucntln, her only brother,
was llko his father, and had slipped
through schools doggedly, and into tho
nearest chair to his father down at
the office at eighteen.
But Rene was like her mother. She
often wondered how her father had
ever persuaded Georgette Lolrct to
marry him and leave Paris for Now
York. She loved to listen to her
mother's stories of her homo life there,
of how her father had admired the
pushing young American's business
pluck and success, and had deemed the
anion a wise one for her.
"But did you really love father?
Rene had urged. "Don't you believe in
love, mother, not at all?" '
It had been the night before their
departure on a week-end visit out of
town. Rene and her brother were to
remain at the house with tho servants.
Mrs. Howard had listened with a cu
rious little smile, one hand on Rene's
tumbled mass of fair curls, as she
bent over her.
"They say It comes of Its own ac
cord after a wise marriage, dear heart.
Is that not better than having it leave
ot Its own accord after an unwise
one?"
"But why can't I marry Stanley?"
"Your father thinks he is not form
ed In character yet, that he Is too boy
ish, too unsteady to trust our own
daughter's happiness In his keeping."
"Oh, dear me," Rene exclaimed,
helplessly. "Must I wait years and
years until father thinks he is staid
and stout like he Is?"
"Wait a year," said her mother,
aoaxlngly. "At least a year."
And she had waited. Stanley had
gone abroad for the whole summer.
She had not even tried to see him
sincelhls return. It seemed as though
all the fair winds of fate had united
to blow tbem together again. He had
not been in New York a day before
she met him face to face on a Fifth
avenue autobus. .They had leftjt at
the park, and tramped all that long
splendid autumn afternoon together
over paths that seem sacred to sweet
hearts. Stanley had mapped out their
future. It was a brave one, full ot
hope and promise. As foreign repre
sentative of an old established bank
ing Arm, he had made good. They
would send him back In December to
take full charge of their Interests In
Italy. And there was a certain villa
on the outskirts of Rome, with tho
glimmer of tho sea to the south, and
north the vineyards and gardens lead
ing up to the olive groves.
Rene could see that villa now, as
Bhe sat In the study a prisoner, and
tho picture gave her strength. She
reached for the receiver and gave his
number softly hut distinctly. Qucntln
would never hear through tho thick
fireproof walls.
The answer set her heart beating
fast. Was Mr. Fitch in? Ho was not
He was nt his club. She set her teeth,
and called tho club. It seemed hours
before they called him to the tele
phone, and she heard his voice.
"Stant, listen. ' dear," she almost
whispered. "Quentln has lockod me
In the study, can you hear me? And
father and mother will bo back on tho
11:15. It will take them about twenty
minutes to make the run up here In
the car. I packed what I needed nftor
a quarrel with Quent, and was running
away. No. not to you, of course, you
foolish boy. I was going to Aunt Le
nore's out at Montclalr what? But I
can't get out. I'm locked In, and
Quentln Is on guard."
"Ill be there In a few minutes,"
said Stanley, a bit hoarsely, and cut
her oft.
She stood up, waiting, holding her
breath at what she had done, but the
handB on the clock were creeping fast
It was twelve minutes of eleven, and
she knew the club was far down town
In the West Forties. It would take
Stanley nearly as long as It would her
father and mother to reach her, and
even when he did get there, there
would be Quentln to deal with, Quen
tln, twenty-two, but Btrong and dogged
as some young stag. And suddenly she
heard a crash In the room beyond. An
other came, and a heavy body swung
agalnBt tho Intervening wall. She
called with all her strength, pushing
against the door. It wob unlocked,
swung back, and sho faced a stranger.
He was eyeing her with n surprised
grin. Quentln called huskily to ber:
"Rene, call on tho 'pbone for help!"
Before sho could movo the man had
cut the wire. Ho hesitated, his clasp
knife open, but Rene never stirred.
Behind her was her father's prlvntti
safe, hidden by her dress.
"Sit down there," sold tho followj
pointing to a chair away from the
door. "Where 1 can sco you. If you
niako a noise, you got whnt I gavo
hi in."
Instead, she tili'dto slip by him
The wrenching grasp when ho seized
her wrist almost made her faint with
quick agony, but sho snw Quentln ly
ing In the hallway, motionless, and the
sight nerved her. Sho bent her heud
nnd bit thu hand that gripped her
auything to keep him engaged utitt'.l
help came.
"You cat!" hn muttered, letting Ro(
"Scotch, don't yer? (lot down on ymn
knees and .open thnt safe."
"I'vo forgotten tho combination.'
said ltene. Sho bent over the safc'j
moving the lock around slowly. .
"Opon It," repeated tho burglar. "I1
hato to hurt a pretty kid like you.)
but"
The electric bell rang sharply. Ifl
was the one In the outer hall. Stanley
must have been passed the hallboys.
"You'd better go. There's the pollc"
I rang the alarm."
Ho leaped past her, down the long
hallway to tho kitchen. The servants
were asleep, or out. she know. Ami
they were on tho eighth floor. Rene
opened the door, every nerve trem
bling. She almost fell into Stanley s
arms, telling what had happened a?
she clung to him.
"I think he has killed Quentln."
"You give the alarm to tho elevator
men nnd havo them call tho police,'
Stanley told her. stoadlly, "and don t
lose your nerve now. glrllo." Ho turned
back Into tho apartment alone, and
stepped over Quenlln's form as he
made after tho fugitive.
When tho car di.- "P. and Mrs
Howard alighted with her huBband sho
found Reno In tho marble entrance
hall with patrolmen and hall boys ir-
Ing to get a connectoa siory ir'
her. But upstairs Stanley mot them
at the door, coat off, shirt torn, bis
hair rumpled, and smiling.
"It's nil right," he said, cheerfully,
"t 'nt him on tho Are escape, and he
onmn hack with a little thumb persua-
slon. You'll find him In tne linen
closet, and I hope he has not mussed
things up, Mrs. Howard, but 1 didn't
know where to lock him up, and
Quentln needed attention "
"Quentln got It." said the latter,
looming up with a heavily swathed
head. "I've got an Ice pack on. Mater.
Behold our burglar catcher, and gen
eral surgeon. Rene, I give my con
sent." The police were busy extracting the
party In the linen closet Ho seemed
subdued and glad .to leave. As the
door closed on the whole group, Stan
ley turned to Mr. Howard, with his
quick, boyish smile.
"Can't I have her now. please, Mr.
Howard?"
Howard put out his hand.
"Thore happens to bo about $300,000
In that safe In bonds and gold, that I
took nut an Frldav Intending to trans
act a certain deal tomorrow for the
firm. You've Baved the day, boy. I
guess you can take her."
(Copyright. MIS, by the McClure News,
paper Syndicate.)
TROUBLE OF BASHFUL MAN
Most Unfortunate . Misunderstanding,
That Prevented the Coupling
of Two Lives.
A bashful swain took a violent lik
ing to a fair lady ot his town, and
after a great deal ot hesitation finally
brought his courage up to the sticking
point and mnde an evening call at
her house. He found her busily en
gaged pressing a garment with a tai
lor's goose. She, however, received
him very courteously and continued
her work. A bevy of tho lady's fe
male frlendB dropped In a few minutes
after tho poor man had subsided Into
silence, for he found It absolutely im
possible to maintain a conversation
with her. The sudden entrance of tho
visitors, instead of relieving, only
added to his embarrassment, nnd he
sat in silence until it became a matter
of serious concern to tho company how
to put him nt ease, for ho was well
known to nil of them as a man of
great worth, bashfulnoes being his
bnly weakness. Tho young lady finally
got through with her work and called
out to the Bcrvant In the kitchen:
"Jane!"
Tho door opened and the domestic
replied:
"Jane, will youtako this goose outf
Tho bashful visitor sprang to his
foot In an Instant and exclaimed:
"I beg your pardon, madam, for In
truding on you, but I'll go out my
self!" And before she could explain nor
meaning out he flew. We are sorry
to add that the llttlo misunderstand
ing made an old bachelor and an old
maid.
Japanese Parliament.
Tho Japanese parliament Is com
posed of two bodies the upper and
lower houses. The upper house occu
pies the name relative position as the
senate of congress, but its member
ship is much larger. There are 300
members of the upper house, some of
whom are elected, some appointed by
tho emperor, some who hold their Beats
by reason of their being pcors of the
realm, and others by Inheritance. It
is a very much mixed body, but a
highly competent one and, for tho moBt
part, tho members take a deep Inter
est In all' legislative matters. The
lower house, which ranks with tho
house of representatives, Is elected
by the people, and Us membership Is
In excess of that of the upper brunch
of Parllamcint. Altogether, thero urn
i about 700 members of the Jupanese
parliament
ANOTHER GOOD YEAR
IN WESTERN CANADA
MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN AND
ALBERTA HAVE 8PLENDID
CROPS.
The results of tho threshing
throughout Western Canada shows a
more wonderful yield than usual of
wheat, oats, barley nnd flax, all of
which wns harvested and threshed In
perfect order. Not only wan the av
erage yield excellent over the entire
country, but tho quality was of the
highest standard. Without going Into
figures, it In suirtclent to say that
wheat graded almost universally very
near tho top. Reports nro to hand
showing yields of wheat from ninny
Holds which averaged forty uub!io!s
per acie, and weighing (55 pounds to
tho measured bushel. Oats were very
heavy, running from fifty to ono hun
dred and fifteen bushels to the acre.
Barley also was a very heavy ylelder
and kept up tho reputation of Western
Canada us a producer of that cereal.
In many parts of tho country the yield
of flux exceeded tho earlier expecta
tions, but In other parts, there was
somo loss on account of winds blow
ing oh tho boll. Hundreds of farm
ers who havo only been In tho country
three or four years, with but little
means when they arrived, will, out of
tho crop of this year, clean up all their
Indebtedness, and be able to put some
thing asldo for further improvements
on their farms nnd homes which are
now freed of Incumbrance. Tho writ
er has Just heard of the experience
of a man in tho Battleford district
that is worth repenting. He went to
(he district seven or eight years ago,
with no money, worked for a time, got
a team ot horses, did somo freighting
and homestended a quarter section ot
laud. He now owns 480 acres of land,
clear of all incumbrances, and hnB
wheat, oats, barley and hay, as well
as a good number of horses, cattle and
hogs, feeding rough grain to tho stock.
He is a Arm believer In mixed farming.
The fifty dollars that ho first earned
In tho country has now Increased to
$25,000. Ho has never had a crop
failure. Instances of thlB kind could
bo repeated over and over again.
There is a Dane, named Key, east
of Saskatoon, whoso oats this year
went 110 bushels to the acre, and his
wheat 40 bushels. Ho has paid oft
tho mortgage on his farm, and now
contemplates a trip to Denmark, to
visit his old homo. Ho has no more
cares or worries, but Is anxIouB to
havo moro of his peoplo Bcttlo In that
part. It Is not only tho farmer with
limited means and small area of laud
who Is doing well, and haB done won
derfully In Western Canada this year,
but the man with means, the man who
Is able to conduct successful farming
on a large scale and many opportuni
ties offer for such In Western Canada,
also has Increased his bank account
handsomely. A farmer in Southern
Ajberta raised 3G0.000 bushels of grain
In 191S, and mado almost a fortune
out of It In Saskatchewan and in
Manitoba is to be heard the same
story of what has been done by tho
farmer working a largo area, which
be Is ablo to do successfully, by the
use of improved farm machinery, en
abling him to cut hundreds of acres
a day, and plow tho land Immediately
with large traction outfits. No better
recommendation could bo given tho
country than tho fact that during the
past year, upwards of 400,000 settlers
arrived in Canada, tho greater num
ber of whom went to tho farm. There
are still many thousands of home
steads still available, capable of pro
ducing such crops and maintaining
such herds as has mado rich men out
of the thousands whose experiences
could bo reproduced woro It neces
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CRITIC OF THE GERM THEORY
Writer In Indiana Newspaper Has
Some Pertinent Remarks to
Make on the Subject
No Inconsiderable body of physl
clnns and .these not of any ono school,
many oven of (ho "regular profession,"
are beginning seriously to question
whether "get ins" lire the greatest, or,
as some hold, Hie only cuuso of dis
ease. The Pulled States department
of agriculture has issued a bulletin
"to determine the best way of pas
tcuilltiK milk mo us to kill tho dis
ease germs and jet not give tho milk
a cooked llinor or lessen Us nutritive
value." Where are Sukey nnd dear
old Bossy of yesterdaj (lone, with
out ever having entertained the slight
est suspicion that their lacteal prod
uct was not nhovo reproach. Then
science comes In to east doubt upon
all their daughters. "A healthy child,"
says the Homeopathic Knvoy, "grow
ing up where germs swarm becomes n
strong man, while another fed on pas
teurized milk and guarded by 'steriliz
ation' may glow up a weakling. Why?
Olve It up! Perhaps thoro aro funda
mental causes not recognised by the
theorists. If milk will cuuso dlseuso,
will heating make It wholesome? If
milk Is pure, will not heating cuuso It
to loso Its best nutritive qualities? If
tho germs come from tho cow, why
use her milk? If they como from
without, why not keep thorn out In
stead of killing thum after they gut
In tho milk?" Indianapolis News. (
Size of It.
I bet on the Giants In
Boh
tho
series.
Dick That's why
tall losses.
j ou have such
Sounded Like It.
"Mr. Wombur says ho Is an enthu
siastic disciple or Isnak Walton."
"Somo new freak cure, I s'pose."
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