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7 OH'UVER; BOWELS
No sick headache, biliousness,
bad taste or constipation
by morning.
Get a 10 cent box.
Aro you keeping your bowelB, Hvei
and stomach clean, pure and freak
with Cascareta, or meroly forcing i
passageway every few das with
Salts, Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil oi
Purgative Waters?
Stop having a bowel wash-day. Lot
Ca8carets thoroughly cleanse and reg
ulato tho stomach, rcinovo tho sour
and fermenting food and foul gases,
tako thd excess bile frdm tho liver
and carry out of tho system all the
constipated wnslo matter and poisons
In the bowels.
A Cascaret to-night will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep nover gripe, sicken
or cause any Inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents n box from your storo
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and novei
have Headache, Hlllousnoss, Coated
Tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stomach oi
Constipation. Adv.
j Ambition and Humility.
iThe highest ambition Ib tho parent
of, tho truest humility; it makes one
realize that our ultimato aim is so
high" that wo need a power far boyond
our own for tho accomplishments of
so transcendent n work; that if wo
ar trVily to bo co-workers with Al
mighty Cod himself in tho working
otit of tho great schtimo that rules llio
universe, tho task is fur too great for
ou,r unaided efforts, and wo may con
fidently roly upon a pqwer divine to
Iiijlp uf in nil our needs.
BUFFERED FOR rOUR YEARS.
lr.
Tonn.
J. M. Sinclair of Ollvehlll.
writes: "I strained my back,
which
weakened
an awful
my kidneys' and
bad backache and
inflammation of
tho bladder. La
ter I became 'so
much, worso that
I , consulted . a
doctor, who said
that I had Dia
betes and that
my heart was af
fected. I suffer
ed for four years
Sinclair.
add was in a nervoua state and very
much depressed. Tho doctor's medi
cine didn't help me, bo I decided to
tijy Dodds Kidney Pills, and Fcannot"
ay enough to express my, relief and
thankfulness, as they 'cared me. Dla-i
mond Dinner PlIlBcuTedme of-Con1
Htlpation."
(I Dodds Kidney Pills, GOc. pop box' at
your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co.,
riufTalo, N. Y. Write for Household
illalh alaoHHuIIc"oT"Namnal"AEtEen7
(English and Gorman words) and rec
ipes far, dainty. dlflhea.xAlLa sent free.,
Aii. "'r -
""H if Mistake.
"John,': ahofl stld to ftielriliusband,
who was grumbling over his breakfast
VyttmrM6tbhnBV"bwrf coYd-' ' "
"No, It hasnV'ihe snapped; "but mj
breakfast has." , .
"That's just itl If your love hadn't
grown cold you wouldn't have noticed
that your breakfast hadi" Stray'Sto
ries. " ' ' '
HAIR OR NO HA1R7
It Certainly Up to You and Cutl
cura. Trial Fred.
it
Hot shampoos with Cutlcura Soap,
followed by light dressing's of Cutl
cura Ointment rubbed into the scalp
akin tend to clear the scalp of dan
druff, soothe Itching and Irritation and
promote healthy hair-growing condi
tions. Nothing bettor, cleaner, purer.
Samplo each free by mall with Book.
Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dept. XY,
Boston. Sold everywhere. Adv.
j
' 8ome Hint.
"Hollo, Manic! Where aro you" go
tng in such a' hurry T"
'To tho post oiljcOj tp put up (a k,lck
about tho wretched ,tb?Hjery qprvlce.!'
. . ;'What,'a t.ho trpuble?" ,, '
"Why, rtbati check you promised to
send mo ten days.iago hasn't reached
. me1 yoL" ' "1"' "' "
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"' 'Imfrdrtantto NJotfieW r': Y
3iEhtftUilne" carefully 'evdry5- bottle' ol
OABTORIA. a saf6 and sure rtnnlidV for
lnfatltfllIWchlldren,Jianl,Bed'-thatlt,
' iiui1'" J.,rjnui is7i f iiiuc ' w
. iim? ha ijaft a
8lanaturo at
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i, t Information Fromi Hftadquartersf
it yjinxhasi written finer plays "than
BiiakesDeareeYor'd d." tim
' ,,,Yoti JaurpHse "mb? -JWherovWe.
about them, and he ought tq jknpw,"
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When Your Eyes Need, Care
Ub Murine Eye Medicine. 'KoBmirtl8'Teel
Flao AoUt oulfkljr Tr H for Ited, Weak,
Bore l'.yca and Qreniilktrd JUjrelids, Murine Ih
comppupded ty our OculUta not n "Potent
Medicine'' but used In huccckhMI riiyBlclaUH
-Pmrtl'-fi'ur Tnnny;ynii-Hoy-detlewrytl to
tlio Public nnrt nold by LruRpUtB nt 60c per
HJtlleJ llurjiiniryo unirauo nnepnu'iniH's,
tie mi
,nd we. wruo ior 'J'xj" l?BifT' free,
ne Eye Remedy Company, Chlcigo.' Adv
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TJip-jqunK mn.ni;wno ma" aiW'
ing school graduate
hopes alio., will
caused
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iaaaHBaMBnaadaMiiUWa
WITH THE LAWMAKERS
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WHAT IS adlKti DONE-IN 'HALLS
OF' CONGRESS.5
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Epitome of the Work of. the, Dally
. Sessions of 'tfie1 National" l '
Lawmaker!.
WeLtern Newspaper Union News Service.
Saturday.
Tho Senate Republican opposition
to the administration ship bill held the
bcnatu in continuous session.
The House Mot at 11 a. m.
Tho naval bill was taken up foi
amendment. ,
ltcprescntatlvo Ilroussurd intro
duced a resolution to suspend tho
freu sugar clauso of tho tariff bill.
Friday.
Tho Senate Resumed debate on
.ship purchase bill, Senator N'oirls
(urging amendments
Tho House Began consideration ol
navul appro)riatlou bill with agree
ment to conclude debate by lip. in.
Thursday.
Tho Senate DhctiHblon of tha nd-i
ministration ship bill continued
Tho Houso. Ptesldeiit Wilson's
M;to of the lnimlgrutlon bill was ro
ceUcd, read and referred to the Immi
gration committee.
Debate continued ou the uyrkul
tural bill. ' '
Wednesday.
The Senate Senator Oalllnger con
tinued speaking in opposition to the
administration ship bill.
"The House The senate bill for im
provement of tho public health ser
vice was debated. ' ' .
Work1 was begun' on tho military
academy and sundry ctvl appropria
tion "bills In committee. ' j t s ;
Passed bills authorizing construc
tion of! bridges bver several navjgAble
streams. i -
Passed Adamson bill appropriating
$80d.Q00 for construptlou of Jlghtj
houses' and othor aids' to navigation.
Representative Poster of Illinois an-
nounced that federal bureau of mines
had worked out simplified process ol
reducing radium.
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Tuesday.
Tho Senate Met at 11 a. m.
The, administration shipping bill as
revised by the senate caucus was re-
ported by tho commerce committee
and debate on the measure proceeded.
The House Mot at 11 a. m.
Debato was resumed on tho agricul
tural appropriation bill. -
The, commerce committee favorably
reported a tiiU loVjt life saving station
on" Duxbury "reef ""outsido the Golden
date at San Francisco.
Doane College Burns Canceled Bond.
CreteTNeTnoano" c6TregoliaT''a"'
great celebration horo last week. At
Imoxnjng. chaPCLP.JCCBldenL.jLllenan'
.nbuheea-lhe recontcancollation f-$10 -
JiJRJiPJUiaJJagaiOTQluaillajoIJjriiak.
."X' " : ' " .' ..i.r-a i
and boxes, saturated with' oil nnd rnv.
( rirbd.w Ith'f Itfeh wfis1 mhrfo' M redd Iness
during tho afternoon. At G o'clock tho
letudents and, friends' gathered 'about
he pjle torwltnesa tlio .burnb'g. of the
bonds which were thrown, Into tho.flra
i t ii- i j i
a NebraskatV
i World 'ChamrJloU' 3 '
ar. Owen Daily, the Ne
uincoln, Webr. Owen Daily, the Ne
braska grappler. Is, again (tho light
weight, .champion,, wrestler of i tho
world. Before .an audience of sevoral ,
hundred wrestling fans at the- Oliver
theater Wednesday night, Dally 'was
victor In straight' falls from John
Makle of Boston, who won the title
from Dally in their previous contest
and therefore retained hia laurels as
tho champion for five brief weeks.
Getting Ready for Japanese Election,
Toklo. Energetic canvassing is al
ready under way for the general elec
tion for the house of representatives
which had been called by tho emperor
ifor March 2C following tho dissolution
of the house because of its refusal to
approve tho military prdgram of" tho
cabinet. It Js declared in govern
mental circles that, tho rejection of tho
project to innjeasp ,t,ho army, by, t,wo
djvjfljpnp ip Koron is notnto. bo. inter-
pretcd as indicating a essatloruof mil
itary dovelopniontiln Jaan,u
1. 1 i ii i t . ,', ' .
acfTrre In ApartmenTTiouse.
Omalid,fNeBt-LlTlfe Htytko families
(i ,thfi 'A'nsolils a'paftmens' we'ro, cl von!
.baU .LiW uM9 9 the Alcten-dogree-i
below-zero tomporaturo THtirBdaV
WH,,tfatt; Wm&8FM&
muTQ ttflan;-,ao nhourjieexiouRlyathroat-
enea -rne'entire' srruetnr.'" n ws'just
iat the'h
tmn
ajltalned'thatjthq fijaae.waidfg'coverod
ianfl,thBjqepartmentinotlflqd. i ? u , .
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embargo oh'Cattle,c 8heep;'a7id- Hogs.
Chicago An embargo against the
hlpwent-of-oftttlershep-or-hoge-frora; I
thy IrLloiu UckyaRd lias rbean, re
tdrR iy, (li iJiiite'diatltca bOrWu (of
of the .bureau. No an(mals will bo ship
'ped 'until apks'andlieyfl VavVbeen
disinfected. Th'o "order was tho result
of a ausplcicra byjtho govorflineiit that
new ;cases of fooj -and, mouth dhenpe,
found "lri"cattlo shipped "from here, had
fbWjfhitd In-'tho yariW-ACrt V.w '
6Ur 'when tho" mlnto-rum1 torn-
n'wW (it nnAi! twfo.'nJn a a rf 1
nww'
MunfwIMVc! v-rt&4rarviH:mtrtiiriafcinrvti-aii
rJ.-Bnii:FJJEWS6FcNEBlhA.tr 0
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Palrbury w IlL-ke In tho state base
all.joague noXt season
'Dates fdr ihe Otoo county lair
fcednsctvfori Aticttsk IS to "J0.fi
h.uc
''Vboat sold at Teouiuseli, Thursday
Iorl.:i5x the record market iirlco.
SoclcFy womon" "of the' Hnstlng!
Y, V. C. A. huye-orgiuilt'd u bovsllug
club. ' ? i
Farmers around Silver Creek have1
raised funds tor an elevator at that
place. ,
State manuiacturers will hold their,
annual show at, Lincoln, Kobiuaiy 23
to 2G. '
William Herbert, a pioneer of Oma
ha, is dead at that pluco at the age of
96 yenrs.
Tho thermometor reglstcied 25 de
grees below zero at Tccumseh last
Wednesday night.
Kctuil liardwarc iucrchautH of the
state will hold a convention ut Omaha,
February 1 to 12.
Auburn will hold her animal fiddlers'
contest, open to tho state, on tho con
ing of Kobruniy 4.
Tovutitrch ice men aro harvesting
their second crop of llfteeii-tuch Ice.
It Is of splendid quality.
Nat W. Smalls was chosen as post
master by tlio patrons of that otlU'o
ut a primary hold last week.
After a p.ihtorato of nearly seven
years at Steluaur, Ilov Father Fohh
has been transferred to Hebron.
Durglaia entered the store o,f Hone
bright & lliinto at Cortland and car
ried away goods valued at $1,200
Lincoln has been Invaded by the
Jitney car It Is said a number 01
them will' be put on the streets at
orice. -'
Owing to fin epidemic of measles at
Elmwood, several rooms of tho public
school have been olosed unlll it
abates. ' ,
Weeping Water W. C. T. U haTrp
"quested IliiThchbol board at that place
to have the lUblo read In tho public
eqhools. ,
William Kuatftor Bluo Springs, apod
77, wns stricken with apoplexy and
foil -dead In lila, yard while feeding
'chicken.,-- ' I -
Columbus will havo a primary elec
tion February Sf td 'decide on a post
master. There aro flvo candidates for
tho, pjace. . t .,
iOharles Stnhlhut, iormer mayor of
Nebraska City, andfor many years''a
leading mofchant oMhat place, is de'nd
of apoplexy. .
Falrbury basoball fans havo orgdn
lzed an association, nnd will put that
town on tho map by means of a state
league team.
Chimes costing approximately
$10,000 will bo furnished for the new
C5,000 Methodist church at Hastings
by W. H. Lanning.
State Field Veterinarian Day says
the ravages or the corn stalk disease
among horses are tho worst In the
history of Nebraska. l
" Itoss Hammond of Fremont and
C. H.' GustaYsoh of Mend will discuss
community interests at tho retailers'
convention at Lincoln, February 23,
Dean Charles B. Bessey of tho state
university was stricken with heart
troublo ono day last week, and fort a
" Hwe" 'wrny wrtongly-lHrbnt'ls recover
Ing.
t. ThJundfoesabllshlng.alYrik!
:(CnT'TtoriJt3ace:.Tmrf!pa8se(l
i the S1.TJD0 mark IfwIlfKHniiiBhoii
sed
Ihe Sl.TJOrj mark IrwllfrhoiiiiBhoil
nnflftho amount apanPoiTlsTOr f
raised. -
Little. iMary FJowJor ' whoftwas se
verely sialdcd wtfdn 'slte'-fell into a
tub of boiling -water left In a hallway
of an OranhHsohool building, ,ls( 4qt
as a.resultof the, Injuries, recpjvp0.
( Adjutant General HaU bflVrpcojvod
.from, tho ,wa,r .jlepartment a. shipment
of tljree, carjoads ,of wagons, am,-'
bulanccB. tents, clothing, etc.; fof too
use of' tho Nebraska' National 'audrd.'
Miss' Juno ttofhVe's'bt Falrbury, Neb.,1
a freshman in tho 'ilrio nrts 'cdllege' at
Drake university at Des Moines, la..
was voted tho most beautiful co-ed In
the school at a beauty contest iheld
last week by tho Drake Dally Dolplilc,
the student publication.
Miss Lydia Medjdles, telophono girl
at Hastings, drank hair shampoo, mis
taking it for medlcjno. Though seri
ously ill Jor sov'eral hours, sho hasF re
covered. Ex-Senator 'Glover's barn, near
Arisley, was burned and s6Seral fine
horses perished in tho flames, when a
charcoal stove used 'as a foot-warmer
set'flroi to a sleigh. , ,
Farmers andi buslnoss men ,at To
cumseh havo decldqd to hold a farm-
kerauirrstitut-the-Rttr-irt-fFbru-
ary. (Trp fxtatoion department of the'
agricultural f lollej5oJwlI imlsh the
talent.
Plans have, Htfcn laid by tho St.
Char'wrtrWktfflrllBP'l for thq
erectloh) W-mio nif 8K5lOlD0 church
'lAn 'ltrertAisw qrHM-Reixot taisau'artor
of a cont-a-rTrblc1 centinietcr will bo
iOCroedlfiryjjlhiiHtatftjJijrjgr hoij
"Sfi n
Arthur W. Grundmann, neafyfokj
was lounu-unconsciona. near a gaso-0U
not known Just Tiow tho ftccldont hai
poned; ut'toAyf AigStjia hit by
lome part of -tho machinery
Wfter ay af'r of five years at a
cost estimated at 1260,000, detectives
have caqgM.JfanrxfOu Fisher, wanted'
it tmwHr-JtHHr--lo'nB;-of othor
piacflfvwswlndllnB JoluvOZConnor
Miss Catho
L t k A tl .
icrlno Bull, for nlnctoon..
for nln
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ycarspoBuiu;u-essiiuiiiiiiaJlrtlu&B rq-
signcii nnu a civn servico oxammat on
Mn'V,,rVHHM'w;;ttMW)oiaifc'u.y m vi
v,-i mAViJ..,. r. . . ." I n
fliro-. 'funnro- .ouTy,'OT umnna, was '
overcome ibjuimoKeiand seriously iiri- -
Jurdjv-aIltylDa.to.tiavaAlalivea of
her two little cIrls,wlio liail .snt ihm
pHo'nso on Tire dur4"n'10r tt WJ-ary
'Hwri,i.ywtiiwni
GlntSi'GltSltRViT,
' BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Make It Thick, Glossy, Wavy, Luxur-
lant and Remove Dandruff Real
Surprise for You.
Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluf
fy, abundant and appears as soft, lus
trous and beautiful as a young girl's
after a "Dnudorlno hair clcauuo." JuBt
try this moisten u cloth with a Uttlo
Danderlno and carefully draw it
through jour hair, taking ono small
strand at a time. This will clcnuso
tho hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil
nnd In Just it few moments ou ltuvo
doubled tho beauty of your hair.
Besides bcautlfvlng the hnlr at onco,
Danderlno dissolves every partlclo of
dandruff; cleanses, purlllcs nnd Invig
orates the scalp, forever stopping Itch
ing and falling hair.
Hut what will plcaso you most will
bo nftor a fow weeks use when you
will actually aeo new hnlr lino nnd
downy at llrst es but really now
hair growing all over tho scalp. If
j on cam for pretty, soft hair and lots
of It, surely get it 25 cent bottln of
KnowUon's Danderlno from any storo
tint! Just try It. Adv.
JdST A BIT TOO STRENUOUS
Owner of Bungalow Not Altogether
Thankful for the Labor of the
Firemen.
In thu lobby of a Washington ho
tel the other evening thu conversation
turned to tho enthusiasm of thu vol
unteer ilreuiau, CongrpsHinan Ed
mund Piatt of Now York, smilingly re
called a story along that line.
A man named Smith, the congress
man said, had a bungalow down along
tho Jersey coast. Recently tho bunga
low was burned, nnd meeting an ac
quaintance one nttornoou Smith sad
ly cited 'tho harrowing details.
"What wob the trouble?", llnally In
terrupted an acquaintance. 'Haven't
you got a tiro department down that
way?"
"Oh, yes," answered Smith with a
retlectlvo fllgh. "Wo have a lire de
partment, all right."
"I see," thoughtfully mused tho ac
quaintance. "Got thero too lato to
put tho flro out, I suppose?"
"Ob, no," rejoined Smith. "Thoy
put the flro out, but In doing it they
washed away tho building lot." Phila
delphia Telegraph.
Dancing Men in Demand.
"Wo never know what to do with
grandpa bororo." ' '
"And now?"
"He'll bo a big help to us socially.
We're having htm taught all tho now
steps." t
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Now.
, f .pii WW,.f VWIW ..WW.
"Jono 1b so very romantic. '' Sh6' says'
snos going rigut uown on tier Knees
4o bdg her father to let Mier 'marry,
'Bobby." - t. it i ii
'Wbnt'B sho waiting' for?" .
i Wor tho Btylos ito change." t
y.-li- T- T - r-T mJk a I
(Everywhere .)nt life thq, question is
notWhat,wo gain, but what, yp do.
Car,ylQ- ,-,' ... ,
1 'Anlnsult' Ib oh'tyhiud throWri 'at
you. aricl llKO,mtfd'ili1b,cflt bfulBhed off
"when given 'tlmo to dry.-MVan' 1'anln. j
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Better Health
The 1914 wheat crop of the United States was 891,017,000 btiahels.
A fine showing that, but
1 ' Under' rvresent methfcrJa oftfianufiicture'of manv so
j bread tujfts, a )arpejpcr ceit pf4lal4ood.valucjliiamaojiifeent crop 011170 iri'7
' the invaluable mineral. elerhents of the grain will be wasted as far as human needs i
i.l i)mc tii Iirr i.Lu l- xL ii l ill; . l.J O 1 1. ...L.,i I v '
'' ,4,are cor?cernedli:-thrbwh, 6k
ifm " si 11 an-j.ul .. ., yiiu-
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a a i 1 I -enji u j 0 a iiuntu t 1
& lallkU nu(v?njhf (t& wla
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itj jj KtSm n,ii n
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AljI37l4HP g,j Ulfik
kllliildi iliBL'rJU lBwiBB
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...Lelements phosphonis', lirori Hme,Letoiv7ThidhrArelabsolutly demanded by ike
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io isy item. tor. perfect building
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JQrabe-Nutsa digests
,j , cQivnjtrateecjjnppicalarid appetiaqg.
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Speculation as to Possible End
of the Wdrld.
Sklentlsts 6oe Danger1 In the1 Accumu
lation of Ammonia in the Atmos
phereWhat It Might Mean
to Humanity.
There nlu various ways in which, ns
It seems, our earth can come to an
end an a planet. Wo will mention ono
or two of them. Tho continuous decay
of vegetation generates ammonia. As
many scientists havo said, thero Is
nioio ammonia In tho ntmosphoro now
than thi'io was ten thousand years
ago, and considerable more than there
was a million years ago. Fresh suiv
piles aro added' year after jear, so
that In a future day thero will bo an
excci'illngly gieat quantity of It.
Now, aiiiinonla has a comhustlve
propei ly If tho ntniosphero should
get laden with It, it universal conlln
grntlon would ho Inevitable. Tho out
bieak of a volcano, or a Hash of light
ning, would be sulllcient to cause the
circumambient air to Ignite all space
would become u mass of raging llamo
which would boll the ilveis and seas,
converting them Into hot viipois.
which would devour all living crea
tines, all forms of vegetable life, would
buku tho earth and iierhnps burn It (o
cinders
Tho earth could ho, converted Into
smoko within" a ,'socnd: It could bo
hurled 'out ofj ItH course and made to
comojlnfo drenflfut collision w)th an
other planet;" or," thrown dangerously"
I near tho sun, )t would be drawn by the
wonderful solar attraction Into tho
fiery bosom of that bright monarch of
tho universe. "
Th6 horrot"bf such a eataBtrophe ap
pears utispouably great something
from which- the startled- Imagination
recoils and staggers. And yet, after
luo rellectlon, wo must admit that
ho proPDoct Is sublime, rather .'than
t- - . . f It ' - .1 -m -. JL lijl -
OITIDIC. . AIIllOipaiUIl ,01 Illl UllUltjr-
blo pafti'ls wortaitbaivti pain itself.i
human being Is capable of pain up to
a certain degreo only, as also of pleas
uro up to a correspondingly high de
greo, and no moro. Nny,ono person
Eb capable of moro BUffcrtijg'iind m6rq
mjoymont than another; and It Ib nfto
Aothor a fallacious notion that thero is
as much ngony whon a tly Is crushed
'ns when a giant dlcB."
How often, after long and dismal
anticipation of a tragic event, wo have
found at tho last that the anticipation
,of a tragic event outran tho reality!
This Is caused, not only by tho quick-"
nesfl nnd resourcefulness of mind, but
also by tho circumstance that we can
not bear moro than a certain measure
of pain and affliction.
Then, too, it must bo remembered
that bb every cxtrome causes Its oppo
site, ns a white heat gives a sensiv
tlon of cold, aa frost can burn llko flro,
ns Iaughtor,cnxilend In tears and, tears
in laugnieratrrwisuom Bomciiaios bud
.sides Into "folly andtfio!estdr Mil utv
fter tho sayings of a snge. so excess of
L pain j may 8nd In a sort of vtffrllllng
iploafure.ftiKl this may afbqbqntJor tho
nuainetlislcB of martyfsjundor tor
turn. U V ,H . '
9 The nasslng of earth, then, would
I not cuuso so ,much human pain as la
goncrlly,'bellov!cd,. '-It would prob'ably
1.1 :UAllllnn n.n. 1.MM It ....!..
awakening Into "a'now world ,from an
outg"rowh ,5 coriilltloli'C df '.bcing.-rfei-
change.
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f
'iv.'i .ir-j"j"i
FattetfPtltfse
in the milling process just to make flour look white and .
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I VyfTfjti T7T"K lffp "O" fbkh-'W r.
JPJbB!
I ttwixo j I &V
mal
ltod barlev ts Tfirained. as
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of brains, nerves and muscle.
I - I - -
with remarkable .ease; due to
An fj'.'ao
a' and
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' run dim unnu
"California Syrup of Figs" cani
harm tender .stomaohl
, liver bntj'tjowetsti J )
Every mother realizes, after glvln
her children "California Syrup ot
Figs" that this Is their ideal laxative,
becnuae they lovo its pleasant taste
and It thoroughly cioansos the tondor
little stomach, liver and bowets with
out griping.
When cross, Irritable, feverish, oi;
breath Is bad, stomach sour, look al
tho tongue, mother! If coated, glvo sj
tcnspoonful of this harmless "frul
Inxatlvo," and In a fow hours nil ( tha
foul, constipated waste, sour bllo and
undigested food passes out of tho bow
els, and you havu a well, playful child
ngaln. Whon Its Uttlo system la full
of cold, throat sore, has etomach-acho,
diarrhoea, Indigestion, colic remem
ber, a good "lusldo cleaning" should
nlwnyo bo tho first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Syrup of Figs" handy j they know a
tcaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask nt tho storo for a GO
cent bottlo of "California Syrup o'l
FIrh," which bus directions for bnblos,
children of nil ages and grown-uni
printed ou tho bottlo. Adv.
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SHE HAD MET THE "DUB
Nice Young Chap Probably Regretteo
I Hip Somewhat Unkind Char
' - tacterlzatrbn. "
tAt n dauolng academy danco th
other evening a nice young chap was
4'intrpduccd?to"a perfectly dandy girl.
mho waB young, nympnmeuc nna wise
to all 'tlfd'HtdtisThnd thfrkld-fell-fof
her at once..-Thon sho, said:
"You'ro ' awftflly nice:iome,' "but
can't you Introduce mo to somo of
your men friends around hqrp?"
"Weir, I ,tiKnov'aiiybody except
Unit fuririy-looklhg dobo,far1 there ,n
the corher. Hi and'U'ibClotg! to tie
same lodgo. Did you ovor meet hlmjr"
"Indeed I did years ago. He used
totomo'Wul seo mo a lot brought me
flowers e'nd candy, nnd all that" ,
Hm did? That old guy? Well,' 1
didn't think it was In him! ThlsU
be a Joko to tell to tho otlnr fellows,
How did you shako him at last?" i
"Married ihlm. Como on over and
l'U introduce you." Clevoland Plain
dealer. ,
t Just Punishment. i
Mrs, Hemroandhaw This parier
says a woman burglar was identified
by two missing teeth.
Mrr Hemmanhaw Serves her right
for nqt keeping her mouth shut
r A 'Mean Question.
, 'Luhave en to consult a beauty
doctor about my comploxlon."
"Dqe ho hold put iny(hopo?"
X 'EisteWielf. U
Teachor Years ago tho klngdom)of
Spain ran clear around the yvorld:
i To worK-on,BtrTeoB,A6Sre on, (in
noticed and unpralscd, Is perhaps ttu
finest heroism earth cun show. O..H.
drrlson'.-M 4 '. 3 nif.
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thati-lif aboVeithoir-.own, capacity.
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