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Gri\pholouy "ested.
Prof. AlCrcll lJtnct of the Sorhonno
hau boon rnal < lnK lIomo cXI1CrhllontH lu
graphology whIch revenl that aclouc3
In nn unkInd light. An n helnnlng ! ,
the hlullhnJlhll ; of Honnn wlla clrcu ,
Jnted. A fumouA r.1'n1holo/ouo , / : gU\'O
the followIng nnnl'sls of the grel\t
I flkorlUO Ilhllolfolhcr , : "A mInd oriGInal-
\ J ) ' mcdlooro nnll IIlllo culllvl1lf.'II. ' LIt ,
. . tlo rofloctlon. On the olhor hnnd , Iho
r credulity unll 10lIaclou ( ) nclllI of the
fluhject urn noteworthy. " Wllh nil-
ether eXI/ort / Honan C\1110 : off 11 IIlllu
ballor , riM "n clear 111111 IIno mlul1 , hut
] umlly ro\chlllr : IlIlont. " Orllllholo/y /
rmrrorOll most when It foil { oul ot thu
mnnllflcl'lpt of the hl'\1tal \ nKsnllRlu VI-
IInl , who hllll slnln ml1ny W0111011. OUO
nuthorlLy (1I.'cllu'd ( ! Iho wrltln ! ; to ho
"tllllt of a youn girl who must ho
clnssull 111110111 ; the EeuUor chllrnc-
tors. " Another doclor 111 the flcll'\1CO
ohserved "nlthough wo hl1vo novoI'
lIoon Iho hnullwrlUnr of 'rnlne , wo
Imnglno It Jllto thill. In any cuno ho
who wrote IheBO lines wns a thlulcor. "
If thin ho trllo the eSII:1Y : on "l\lurdor
nB a Flue Art" sholllll ho rowl'ltten
wIth n vi ow to , provlnl ; It an exact IIcl.
once , I1l11ed to lIo.cnlled oVolu lonnr ) '
crlUclam. ' 1'110 totnl result of Prof.
Dlnot'll oxporlments 10 to sUlmeut that
In g1'llphnology It tnlr field nnl1 no ta.
VOl' III U o rulo. 1II01"t : ot us would
have strucle rather nem'or the whlto
tbnn the adellts In the abovo.mon ,
tlonod cuses.
Women S..crlficlnu . the Dlds.
Lot the wOI'1I1 bid Itu sad Carowell
to Us feathered tolk If mllllnorj'
modell conUnuo thell' olrughter. Cer.
taln slleclcs of the rarest I1nl1 1I10st
honutlful blr ls nro threntened with
extermInation at no dlstnnt I1nte. In
ono Illl\1'lwt alone latol ) ' were soW atone
ono tlmo 1 ,000 humming hlI'I1 , 28.000
parnleeela , lCiOOO 1lnlIshors ; : , 20,000
ahrotles nnd thouunlHls or olllel' gal"
geous soullwrn birds of dlfforcJIlt
Iclnds , ns well ns tloverJ and even spar.
rows. Frllnco recolves every ) 'eur tram
Amorlcn , 'l'onlln ntHI India millions
ot birds whlcb are exchnnged ror mil.
] \rns \ ot dolla1'9. 'rho number of small
bIrds nnnunlly Imllortcll Into England
antI Fl't\nco l11ay ho computed nt 1GOO , '
000. Germany cXl10rts nearly 20.000 , .
000 fenthers which are worleod up In
Enslnnll Into hnt trimmings. In Lon.
don there nro held every month saloH
of birds' slelnll nnd feathers , IndIa
alone 8UPlllrins nome aooooOOO fellth.
ors. ' 1'110 South Amorlcl\n ropubllcs
are awakened to the dnnger at the ox.
tormlnatlon or tholr 1110st ornumental
bl ds nnd hnvo pHssed I.nws regulating
their slaughhr. In America han hen ; )
, formed a lealuo whoso members for ,
'swenr the wearing ot fenthers ,
'I'lough } the ancient Greeles nnd
Romans used Ice for tnblo purposes
to got through ovou buller wlmther
thnn wo have heelt having ] aloly , they
1enow nothing of "Icos. " 'l'heso were
Introduced Into Frnnco fl'om Hnly
about 1GOO , nnll known at first ns
"fromages glnces , " Iced cheeses , nl.
U10ugh they were made of strawher.
l'les , alH'lcot ! ! , and so forth , nnll con.
talned not a drop of QI'eam. sara the
London Chronlclo. l rom 17G2 the \lse
ot "glacos" In the plural was satlc.
tloned hy the acndomy , but not heroro
1825 IIld "uno glnco" force its way
, \ Into recognized nccolltauco. "Icos"
j are rofol'l'cd to fr01l1 tlmo to time In
t I the eighteenth cent\lr ' In Engllsl1 IICO'
pIo's letters fr01l1 abrond. "Iced
rJ ! ercamo , " however , were Icnown as
\ early as the yenr when William ot Or.
I angGJ came over , aull h ' the milidlo or
. the olghteonth contlll' ) ' "Ico crenm"
11 figured In cool'CI' ) ' booles.
\1 \ Here Is un ollll lIttle drnmu , the
Bordlll end of which Cl\l110 to Ihht the
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1 ether day In a Lon on poll co comt.
Some 'ears ngo n respectable nml
thrHty accountant who had 1I\'ed n
bare , 10n(1) ' sort ot a lifo , was told by
hIs 1I0ctor that ho had but a short
time to lIvo. Seeing no sense In stlclt.
Ing to his treallmlll , ho throw \lp his
i. . situation nnd 1I0voted hhllselt to get.
J tins the most pleasure possible out of
\ I the lItt10 calltal ] he had saved by
I ) 'oars of hnrd worle , Dut 1I0ctors ( In
j ! rare but nulhotlcatcd Inslances ) make
\ . ! 111lstl\kl'l1. Perhaps a gay lito was the
, I best . prescription ho could have Imd-
) he stultll10d melllcnl sclenco. At all
! events bls lenso ot lito o\ltrnn hl'l capl ,
: , tnl and ho wns the other tiny sent to
jail tor six months tor gottlng mono ) '
on false pretenses. It Is novel' snto to
say , "Let us eat , drlnt ] nnd bo mol'l' ) ' .
tor to.morrow wo l1l0 , "
The Islnm ! of Sl. Uc ona , whol'O Na.
poleon wns six ) 'enr8 a ca11t1ve. la to
bo abnudonell as a garrison hy Grent.
Dritnln. Slnco the oponln ! ; or the
Suez cannl It Is no longoI' 11I1IIorlant
as a stopping place on the route to
India.
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'I'ho Now Yorlt .Malt suys : "SlIu\llta.
neousl ) ' w1th the Incoptlou oi the foot.
bal1 seasolt 11arval'lI In1s tlodlcatod anew
now 5OOOOOO medical school. " ' 1'hls ,
Ulta Mr. Plcltwlck's warmIng pan nl.
lu.l u. DOutlil. . bldd. . mo..luu.
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Scrlrltl1l'o Al1UlOrlly-NurnlJers 22 ,
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g SERMONETTE.
Dnli\nm la one of the otrnne [ ] , I
InconGlotent chnractero wo find
In the Dible. Although not a
Hebrew , but n dweller among 8
the hCi\then \ , yet In Gome w..y . 0
which Scripture doea not reveal
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he Wi\I ! pOGlicoGed of n certilln
knowlede [ ] of the one true God. I
The mOGt Important .queGtlon '
which . .risen . In connection with
D..I..mn . . 10 : Did he JIve up to
the light that he h..LI . ? Dy this
question we mny me..oure . the I
mnn , . .nd . perhnps dlocover why
he prescnto so we..k . , GO miser.
tlble a picture and plunes [ ] . .t .
I..at . upon the very Gworda of the
people of the God In whom he
believed.
There Is no evidence to show
th..t . 8..la..m . . , enllhtened [ ] with a
knowlede [ ] of the true Godr
souht [ ] to let the lIht [ ] shine and
win the people i\mong whom he
dwelt from their henthenlol1l. In
fnct , we find to the contr..ry . ,
for It 10 certain that he deb..scd .
hlo knowledge of the true God ,
. .nd . hla brllll..nt . att..lnments . ,
tr..ff1cl . < ln [ ] In them for the gold
nnd favor of kings.
How deplori\ble Is the condl.
tlon of the soul that liven not up
to the privilege of Ita lIoht , th..t .
reduceo everything to the cur.
rency of this world , and Is can.
tent to dWell on the low plane
of the merely oensual and tem. 0
poral.
8al..m . . l < new the true God ,
but there were some things he I
cnred more for than the true
God. How true th a Is of multi.
tudes In the world to.day. They
have knowiedoc of the true God ,
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. .nd . yet Ihey , refer to dwell
ap..rt . from God's peeple , they
covet the things of the world
and gladly reC'elve the homage
i\nd trIbute of the people of the I
8 world.
It waG D..I..am's . . wIllfulness
and not God's graclousneaa
which at I..ot . wrung the permlo.
slon to go wIth 8al..k's . messen.
gel's. And D..laam . Is not the
Inat person whoae willful , per.
verse heart has overrlden the
expressed will of God.
Dal..am . could hobnob with
I < lngs who were plotting the 0
downf..11 . of God's people , but he
could not niter the Divine pur. i
pasco concerning them. How
limited after all are the powers
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of evil.
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A concecrated heart never
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goes with nn Itching palm.
It Is possible for one to Bee
with the ele..rnesn . of i\n angel
of lIht [ ] , . .nd . live like a creature
of d..rkncos. . I
To know God and to live God
me two different propesltlons.
The one Is like the electrical
app..r:1tuo . nil equipped for use ,
the other 10 the :1pp:1r..tuG . with
the current turned on perform.
Ing Its functions.
HIgh . .nd . holy glfta may be
pr03t1tuted to b..se . uses.
It Is a poor testlmonl:11 to a
m:1n's religIon when he can live i
In a community wIthout'm..klng .
It better.
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THE STORY.
ALAK , kinE ; , r the l\1onhltos , was
In ' troublo. I ' '
SOl'O ol' 1111)8 unll
ulghts now ho hall nelthor eaten nor
9lellt , for not ono but 8COI'es at mes.
' : longenl IUtlI como In hnHto to his 1ml.
! lCO d\l1'llIg the 1mst month with alnrl11.
In { ; stol'les or n. st1'nllge and torrlhlo
lIeo1110 who hnll como out at ggYllt
3.ud were sweolllllg the InhalJltnnts of
the IUIIII hofol'o them ,
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At first. ho hnd received the reports
with dlsdnln , Ileclarlng that the
mighty mon of Moab were nblo to
wlthstu1ll1 such enemies , but ns the
rellorts grow maI'o alal'lulng anll ho
hnll heen Informel ! fully ns to the
tearful destruction ot the Am01'ltes. a
ilorco nllll l10werful lleolllo to the
south at his Ilomaln , hlB conl1denco
hnd qulto doserlell him. In hla nnx.
loty ho had go no out to ono of the
high mountulns ovorlooldng the 111uco
where Isrnol ] n ' oncnmllod , nnll ns his
O'OS took In the great stretch at tents
nnd notoll the mllIlary lIreclslon nnll
order with which the cn111\1 \ wns Inll !
out , ho found lIttle to roassu' 0 him.
" 'l'hnt Is tholr tabernacle , " replled
an attendant In rOS\1011110 \ to his query
us ho pointed to the squnreshallod
tent In the center ot th' cam11. "And
It Is there tholr God Is said to have
His dwe1\lng \ plnco , nnd that coud ]
which you BOO hovorlng nbovo the
tabol'l1aco ] 113 the vlslblo 11re50nco or
tholr God. 'l'ho Ileolllo through whoso
conntr ) ' they hnvo 111\ssel ! told mo that
It 113 this eloud which has lell tbom ull
the way trom ES'llt , 1\1111 haa glvon
thom victor ) ' ever their enomles. "
"IIow stmngo anll m'sterloua It
seems , " rosr.Qnllcll the Idn1 ; , as a
SUIIOI'SUUous shlvQr llU sed over hIm.
"It 1001\13 almost lIlea a thIng ot lIfo I
\ It swnyo there nbo\'o the tnbor.
Il\s
nnclo , "
Fasclnatell , lIeomlngl ) ' , by the sight ,
II the king Ions stool ! there watching.
't'hn &un sllnle tQ 1'0st anll the darkness
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Bottled "own In the vnlloy and ' .hon
( 'rollt Ill' the mountaIn towards where
tho" " 'Jtooll.
"See ! " ho crlod , oxcltedly , "It glow : !
now nIIl thoulh the rout Hun hnll 'HOUO '
10 I'ellt In Its 1J0 om. Surely wo cnn.
1I0t hOllO to pl't/\'I111 / nElIll1st 11 IleOlllo
whOlIO 0011 vll4ltll tholll In Imch might
nllli 110\\01' . Whnt. shull wo do ? Whnt
Hhall wo do ? "
And the , Icing In hiM ( lIatresA nnd
fellr wrung his hands , IInd ) laced lip
lIulI down , the whllo IwoJllng hili eyes
IIllon the rltmmlng 11111111' lu the (1111. (
IInce. It WIIS the ouly thlllg now vIa.
Ihlo In the vlllley holow , IInvo the faint
uulllueH of the tllbel'unclo whIch alooll
out IInllol' the tight of the ] Il1lnr of
111'0. ' 1'110 long lIuou of tOlltS Rtl'otch.
In uwny In OVOI'Y dl1'ecUou front the
tuIJornuelo hUI ] tnrlod from vlow , hut
thnt stClllly , nwful , myatOl'louII glow
ntool1 out 8hm'II1y 111111 1111011 hIs hellrt
with UIISIJonknJ.lo fear. It seemed to
him 111m Hrnnt wlng(1 ( tlIC1l1Rtor thnt
wnll honrlu110wu / ; IIpon him to lIolo
him lu itA tlllollU IInll tea" hlH IJOlly In
Illeco 111111 devolII' hili l1osh , IU1l1 ho
ahrnnle bncl , 11I111 utulllhlCll IIl1d woulll
'havo talloll hl\ll not the nttondant
callJht him.
"Whllt stl'l1l1Eo , l.el'1'lhlo God Is I.hln ?
Who lu thol'o who l\1\owa of this God ?
Who Is thol'o who CIIII holll us ? " he
cl'led.
" ' 1'horo Is a man 111 Pother , Blllanm.
the f10n of Beer , whom 1 hnvo heard
to11 has heen J.roally ; glfled , of the
Hods nnd thet'o Is no goda with whom
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ho Is not fnmlllnr , nlld I doubt not' '
that ho would Imow of thin God of the
Hebrews , "
"Balnalll of Pelhor ? " slowl ) . rOl1eat.
ed the Icing , "Is not ho the one to
whom the nllUons about go In tlmo of
troulJlo ? Is ho 1I0t the 01'l\clo who has
ton'told the fn11 of 11\unOl'OlIS clUes of
the land ? "
" 'I'ho very one , " re1111ed the attend.
ant.
"Go nnd fetch hll11 , " commanlled the
] ( Ing ns ho hnstenod down the mouu.
tllftl path nnd returned to his ] mlnce.
Now Daaam ] , nlthough 3. prophet
and Ilrleat 11I110ng the l\lIl1lnnltes , hnd
a ] cnowedge ] of the true God aUlI
feared 111m. On maI'o than ono occa.
slon hnd the true God or Heaven given
him visions or the events which were
to C01110 to pass , nnd his fame ns 3.
pl'Ollhet hud spread through all that
country.
Wh"n the messengers hall como to
him from the l\lng of the l\Ioabltes ,
sn'lng : "Come , curse this people , for
they nre too mighty for me : perael.
vcnturo I ohnll pI'ovail , that wo mny
smlto them , IInd thnt I may drive
them out of the laud , for I wet that
ho whom thou hlossest Is hessed ] , and
ho whom thou CUI'SOSt is cursed , " he
was tllled with IIn eager desire to go
with thom thnt ho might receive tholr
rIch gifts , hut ho dare not. for of long
tlmo ho had hcard that this people
which had como out. of Egypt were
Gud's chosen people and under Ills
specla1 caro. For this reason ho asked
that the messengers tarry tho. n1llht ;
while ho should obtain word of the
1.01'11 concerning tlle mattor.
WIth heavy heart ho saw the mos.
sengers lIepart after he had told them
thnt ho could not go. lJut when n few
days Intcr there came a more noble
deegatlon ] from Dalllk lJeseechlng him
to go with them , he willfully sought
the face of the Lord again and ob.
tnlned from him the permission ilC
sought.
'fwo days later Ilc stood upon thl : !
high place where BlIlIl , the god of the
Moabltes , was worfihlped. The seven
altars have heen hullt nnd Dalalt Is
stnndlng hy the smoking sacrlficos ,
whl10 Dalnam has gone yonder to hen l'
whllt God might Ba ' to him ,
Within his heart wno the hurnlng
desire to say ull that the Icing desired
of him , for he bol'o no love for Isrnel ,
but ho lenew that mere words coultl
not accomplish Isrnel's ruin and thnt
If God hall sllolten blessing , It were
fo11y rOl' him to speult curses.
Dny ufter da . the effort of King
Bnlale to wring from Daaam ] a curse
u110n Israel continued , nndnlwa 's fall.
ur nnd dlsapllolntment , null nt last ,
In dls ust nnd angel' , ho sent Dulaam i
huclt to Pothol' empty handed and In
disgrace.
'I'hon It wns that Dalllum , troubled
nnd dlssl1Usl1el1 , sought to counsel the
Itlngs to make frlenlls with Isrne
rather limn to seet to fight them.
"Lot the most heautlful of our women
bo given unto them that they may In.
lIce them and draw them away , " he
said.
'I'hls ndvlco seemed gooll , nnd during
the weelts which followed Israelite : !
nnd l\1oabltes nnd l\1hllanltes mlnglc.lt
fJ'ee1r , a thing Which so displeased
Moses and the elders that It wns not
long ere Moses had to resort to the
most severe moasures. This culmln.
nted In the plnguo whoso nwrul rave
ages In the ranles at Israel were on1) '
stn'ed when Phlnens hnd lIestro 'ed a
l\lIdlnnltlsh l11'lncoss nnd the wicked
Isrn01lso who bad brought her Into
his tent.
Should l\lIdlnn let such affl'Ont go
unchnllonged ? Dalnam still counsol1ell
11ence ,
"Nny , wo shall fight , nnd thou shnlt
fight with us , " vowed the king , when
rumors came that Isrnol wns pro/lar. /
In to go out ngalnst thom. "Wo shall
see how thy blessing shall 1lros/lor. /
Curse Israel nnd thou slm1t remain
In safety lit homo. "
" ! Jut how cnn I spealt curses when
Gall has spolwn only goodness can.
coming Ismel ? " 11001' Dalnam protost.
ed , us 110 wont with thom to the flell1
of bnttlo.
'l'hen came the Israelllc ' and they
warred agnlnst the 'l\lIdlnnltes nnd
they slow nIl tllo mnles , a11lt they slow
the Itlnge of llJll\n , booilio the rest
of tho11tlmt were slalu ; 11l1m(1) ' , Evl ,
nnd HoluJlI1 , nml Zur , 1\1111 Hur , and
HolJn'O kings of l\Udlnu. Aud
Dnlanm , nls\1 , the son at DcaI' , they
slow wIth the dword ,
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It you walt for othl3rs to do thIngs
lor you tbl > are apt to do you whllo
you walt.
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You nlwn ) ' get cun vnlue In J.cw a'
Single mnder ItrnlRht ! . e cigar. Your
dealer or Lewlll' I'.netary ' , l'coria , 111.
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Women H..ve . Pd'Snake. ,
A rreat mnny snnkos are Imported
Into England. 'I'hero In a hrlak do.
mand Cor snnko petn among rIch
Indlon _ ] t'/I / funny Itlnrl ot IIOt , pOI"
1111118 , hut they noom to IIko tholll , nnd
rot qulto fond or thom. I UlIlJI'OIU '
It'a bocaullo lallloll nowadnys ! lito the
1I11UlIml , Of conrao , these 1I0t Bnalcos
111'0 all nonpolsonollll.-Lonl1on Murn.
Ille Leallor.
A Good Record.
Out at all t.ho externnl rome leD on
the Illarket0 tloubt. It there III ono
that hns the record or tl1nt world.
renownell porous plnster-Allcock's. '
It has now lJeen In lIS0 for sixty ) 'enr9 ,
aud stl11 continues to bo all ] Iopular as
ever In doing Its great work of 1'0'
Hovlne 0111' pains nnd acheu. It .111
the remedy wo n11 neell Wh011 Buffer.
Ing Crom nny ache 01' paIn I'esultlng
from taltln [ ; collI or oVOI'otrnln.
Allcoclt's P storD nre sold by Drug.
Clsls n11 over the world ,
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Senator Spooner's Ghootln [ ] .
Senntor 8)1ooner ) , of WisconsIn , Is
successful hunter or IJlg game. On
ono ot his trlp8 he hnd for 11lu guide
) Jill l\IUl'ray. They wore out looldng
for hear or deer ono day , when 1IIur.
rny sllddenly throw 1111 his rlfio anll
fired. 'fho 'oenntor saw nn animal
full heavily , and cnlled : "Wo'vo got
hllll this tlmo , Bill. " v
" , Yo ! " sneol'od the guldo. " ' 1'hero's
no we about It. I lell10d him plain
enough. "
Quiclc1y ma.1dng their way to where
theIr . the . found fine
quarr ) Jay , ) a
slleclmon of Jersey cult.
" 'Vo'vo lelllell some bolly's calt ! "
ye11cll the guldo.
Senator Spooner gave 111m n with.
orlng loole and said : "W\1Ilam \ , you
should bo moro particular In your
chol , o ot pronouns. ' , Yo" Isn't adapt.
ed to this particular lustanco.-1\m.
waukeo Sentinel.
HAD TO USE A CANE.
We:1kened 1 < ldneys M..de . :1n Elwood ,
Ind. , Man's Back Give Out.
n. A. Pugh , transfer business , 2020
North D street , Elwood , Ind. , sa's :
"Kidney trouh10 leopt
me laid up for a 10ng
time , and when I
was ahlo to be up I
had to use a can
I had terrlblo baek.
nches and pain In
the shoulders. The
Ie I d n e . secretions
were dark colored.
After doctorIng In
.aln , I began using Doan's Kltlney
pms. Three boxes cured mo entirely ,
and I am glad to recommend lhem. "
Sold by all dealeJ's. 50 cents a box.
Foster-l\1Ilburn \ Co" Duffao ] , N. Y.
E:1rly L:1bor Strike.
in 1832 there was n ten-hour movo.
ment among the shipwrIghts and calk.
ers of New England , nnd severnl
strikes resulted , which proved suc.
cossful.
Laundry worle nt IlOmo would bo
much more 1It15faclory If the rIght
Starch were , used. In order to get the
dcslre stiffness , It Is usunl1y nece5-
sarJo' to use so much stllrch thnt the
beauty and fineneJs ! of the fabrIc Is
hlddon behind a paste .of varyinr ;
thlclmess , which not only destroys the
nppearnnce , hut als affets : the wearing -
ing quality of the goI5. ( This tronblo
can be entire ! ) . oyercomo by using Defiance -
fiance Starch , as It can ho npp1\ed \
much more thln1y hocanso of Its great.-
er strength than other malees.
Experlenco Is the father ot wisdom'
and memory the mother.-From the
German.
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DIRDS THAT ENJOY DANCINQ
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Have Regul . "Dall Rooms" for Their
Gyratalons.
Dancing la lJy no menu ! ! conflnod to
qlladrllped ; It la the IlrlncllJnI IIIa1
'ot ' mnny hlrds.
Pcrhllpa the finest ot blrl1 dancerlJ
Is the SOllth Alllf'rirnn cocle 0' the
rock. 'I'hoMo hiI'll" hayo rOIIII\r ! IIlinc.
Ing pIIlCOS , level 1IhJ ] ) ( whIch they Iwep
elOL1' of atlekl4 IInd IItUIIIJI ! .
A dO ' .llll fll' 11101'0 or the hlrel IIl1nc ,
01'11 nssomlJlo lIl'ollnd thin "pol , IIIICI
I then n coclt hiI'll , hltl Hcm'lot C'ont )
.oroct . , IItoPII Inlo Iho cOlllol' . Sllronc1.
Ing hlo wlncn 111111 tnll , ho hOlollln ; to
I dnnco , lit fil'ot with IIlow nlld utillo.
Iy stellS , then Irlulilally ; 11I'JI'O IInd
11101'0 I'Ilplllly IIntil hu /.1)1111111111 / / ) ; 111(0
a 11111d thlnl ; , At laPll , tll'od out , ho
nlnlt/.l / Ilowu , hopn out ot the 1'1111 ; ILilIl
l\11other taltOu hll'J ' 1111100.
Sarno of the qllnll trlho are great
Ilnncorll , 1\1111110 al'o the A1110rlclln aaud
hili crl1ncs. It In n' 1110St IlIltlcl'ollll
sigh ! . to watch CI'II110 IIIIIIClllho / ; ; In
so deslerlltely ) RlIlol11l1 OVOI' the whole
11orformrllUo. : 110 loolw 111 < 0 n uhy
) 'ollnr ; 111nu who hmi just learned to
walt ? nud Is mthO ! ' IIIIhll111011 of the
IICCOI11 p1lsh 1II0nl.
"Ah ! " sighed the rich old wll1ower ,
"I would willingly dlo fOI' 'Oll. " "lIow
soon ? " querIed the 11retly but prac.
tical maid.
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farmers who have "e ! .
OVER NINETY
MilLION BUSHELS
of wheat from the har\'e t of 1906 means good
money to the farmers of 'Vester II Calla'dn wken
the world has to be fed. Cnltle Raising" . Dairy.
Ing" alld Mlxcd l'arlUln arc also pro.ijlable call.
Ings. Coni. wood end water in atmUllallee :
churches aUlI schools convenient ; markets easy
of access. Taxes low.
For advice and ill formation address tlae Super.
inteudent of lltllllijralion. Otlawa , Canalla , or
any authorlz ( l Cana < 1I:1II G'\'ernment Alent.
W. V. BENNETT , 801 New Yerk LiCe Building ,
Omaha , Ndmlska. '
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RTi'ADERS < : Ilhls , tapQr do- l ,
. . 1:1 : smng to buy any-
- - - - - - - thlnz advertised in
Its columns should Insist. upon hl1ving ,
what Ihey I1sk lor , refuslna all subsU' ' ,
lutes or Imitations.
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'Iff lfult ' . : mn ; H mlh .
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depends so much upon her functions ,
, that the least upset of them affects her
" ' " I whole 'system. It is the little things
I that count , in woman's life and health.
:0 : The . little pains , and other symptoms of , l
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: womanly disorder , soon lead up to big .
things---serious pains , serious diseases.
It is for just th se ordinary , common ,
womanly troubles , that the use of a
. : gentle , strengthening , female tonic , like ,
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, Woman's Relief
1 has been found so successful , in thousands of cases ,
. in relieving and curing.HI had been troubled with
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female complaints for 12 months , " writes Mrs.
Bettie Arp , of DJ.l1pby : , Tenn. , "and although I was
under doctors' C3re for four months , they did but
little good. I took ne bottle of Wine of Cardui
and one dollar's worth of Thedford's Black-
Draught , and now I am better. I believe Cardui
saved my life. We are poor people , 'but I shall
always keep it in the house. " It relieves woman's
< worst pains and regulates fitful functions. Try it.
At All Druggists in $1.00 BotUes
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