The Southern herald., January 20, 1893, Image 4

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- " J-a tht ar-rmaraace of
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1s is scarcely pretty as.j not
" -v a drram fr a girl may be
a i y Ui..i,g out tit sleeves,
t;ia skirt with a band of
-ft, aua.r.g a Jacket of velvet or
r la ,c miSi-riil, and a belt or
' - .t either of leather or (nods.
x- I wi.l Ut ton dowi tf BJ
- :r. I saow ton can trust him.''
. j-llwi kit il Kbui vmt is
i .re vat who wtii trust ma." later
" rpixi I fa !" rabbits and
i 'T rJ-b t huw many rabbits
t you have!"' '-Ssvea." "rwteal How
n Bui laat ouU 1 "Bkium I n
o u-aa.au bciua." T: anliioa.
Art. iNM Hum hmrlmnd
Kaiamaioo, Mica., had twelllnti la the seek, at
Goitre .40 Years
grestsuflertaf. Win she caogbt cold could aat
w;t two blacks without tainting. She took
Hood's Sarsaparilla
A ad is now free from it alL She ass urged
many others to tabs Hood's Sarsaparilla aad
the j ban alM beet eared. It will do roa rood.
MOOO'S PILLS Car all Uw Ilia Jasadlee,
aua oaajarfw. tuioaMaa. soar sumach, aaaaet.
CUIwilaS
COUGHS, COLDS,
LOUtS COOK, Krw Ohmmi.4, nn : It irlwa
riftrrfnt I'lcature tobeabl to wr that Locock'a
Co'ijfh Hlnir it the brt prftw ratios for coufrha
nl cold I rrer uwd and I bare slaved A good
0LD BY ALL DRUCCISTS.
PKICI, 0o. and $1.00.
Prepared by I. L LYONS & CO.
Maw
"One of my neighbors, Mr. John
Gilbert, has been sick for a long
time. All thought him past recovery,
lie was horribly emaciated from the
imotinn of his liver and kidneys.
It is difficult to describe his appear
ance and the miserable state of his
health at that time. Help from any
txjuree seemed impossible. He tried
your August Flower and the effect
upon him wasmagical. Itrestored
Lim to perfect health to the great
ptonisbment of his family and
fuends." John Quibell, Holt,0nt.3
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T :m jLt t-t..ir uk faw-.a
la uaa t k np orr.-at.
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W t auaaiss liiuk tts aSL
Two itisrT pi rs idrra.
M ho toL i&cii itwt auxaa.
For lb t.'Vra w ibe t;.
A far Kuea ot aai aoaa
Sttlata. boaseatlrlj UlUt Bmak
ad aaa;ear-Oi4 Aata&
Tber aat aad u:kd tocetber
la bappf cbadub r'.w.
Ttw boy bta curij bead at rrat
Aotaat bia Kler kaea.
At4 Kcui lold swrwa abite aba plied
Hr aeeoU busUj.
Bat bark! Wbat toaad eaatea a tb wind,
Proat tba rrat a4aia baearb?
Tbe eaildrea startad to taeir Iret,
Aad. tatealaf , bald tbalr braatb
Aad tbea tbe two rouas races lura4
As aala, aa aai aa deatb:
The aalTea! It Is tbe borrtd trolrea "
Retae praaf toward tba door;
Wiib trVaibliaf baads aba drew the bolt
More eloaeij tbaa betora:
"Oh. Astoioa. pile :be log upkifb.
Aad auk tbea blaw jat awre."'
Wltk red flare oa tbe fleamlaf soow,
Sboae out tba teaptaf flame.
Bat at tbe door tbe howling pack
With fraatta eiamor came
Tbej shook tt wuk their aaraf elavt
It trembled la lis (natal
Tba ebtldrea el oaf together
la mortal aroar,
Tbera was ao auocor atrb at bead.
No place tor tbem to Or
A eraiy ptaak brtwera tbem stood
Aad the deatb that Ukey muat die!
Oa. dear Lord, aare my brother"
Tbe eUirr sister prayed:
Aad tbea she started to her (eel
ABd telt ao more afraid:
For quirk aa II hi a suodra tbouxht
Flashed oa tbe mile maid.
Tbe press brnlde tbe Sret
If sbe could reach up there
There wa Juat room enough for
But aot aa tacb to spare!
6be seid her brother la ber arms
Aad struggled oa a chair.
Outside the beasts wera elamorlnt
With bowlines yet more wild,
Ibio the dark but safe recess.
She throat the fnihteaed child;
Ehe turned tbe key aad calnst tba bars.
Some bear j loft sbe piled.
Twas done ! Tbe deed of rescue
It scarce was safely a sr.
When with a (roanlnf, awful crash.
Fell down the rotten door
Tbe wolres rushed la! Did anzels weep
To see such sufferinc sore?
At last tbe rtllice Is astir,
Tbe wolvea are all at bay.
Forth from the little house they rushed
And left their .senneless prey:
While after them with gun end npear
Mea track their desperate way.
Across the blood stained threshold
The frantic parents go;
And then upon tbe frosty air
Kitvts out a wall of woe.
As. by tbe little mangled form.
The awful truth tbey know.
They clasp their other darling,
"But Heine, our Keine,'' they cried
And then tbe little sobbing lad
Tells Bow sbe made him bide.
And face to face with hideous death
Stood gallantly outside!
Why linger o'er tbe story.
So full of woe end rainf
At rest in (be Good Shepherd's fold
Is valiant little Heine,
Where never cruel, prowling wolf
Can barm or frlgbt again!
But still, throughout the country,
Her name is honored long,
And the Tillage people chant bar prats
In nsltve rhyme and song,
And tell about tbe quenchless love
That made ber heart so strong.
A little pcassnt maiden.
Yet sbe so well hsd striven.
That unto her a glorious crown,
The martyrs crown, was given.
And a place among the deathless ranks
Of God's desr saints la Heaven.
-Christian Burke, In Argosy.
REST FOR THE WEARY.
Story of ft Patient Little Sales
woman. Brav Heart, Sweat Temper Taeatloa
That tvaa a Vaeooua Dream The
Passing or a Oeatle Spirit (lone
ta tbe WUhed-for Home.
HE was a tired
little anleswom
an with a brave
heart and a
sweet temper,
in spite of the
manifold cares
and troubles
which had
made her so
old for nineteen
years. Ever
since her moth
er's death elev
en years ago,
she had worked
in the same store as easli-j;irl, wrapper
and clerk, and in all that time she had
never bad a whole day's rest, except
ing when she had buried the little
crippled brother, for whom so much of
ber patient work had been done. She
waa tired, body and soul, and the de
sire and loDjfinf of her heart had al-
"thkrjc is bkst FOB TH WEABV."
ways been to take a vacation. Sbe
had never been outside the city since
she conld remember, and yet she knew
just the farmhouse in which ber desires
rested would stand back from the
dusty road, and she bad thought of the
hammock in which sbe would spend
twelve long, idle days, until it bad be
come an absolute reality to her.
It often seemed to ber that she led a
double existence; for when, in win
ter time, the icy draft frotn the door
blew over and chilled her to tbe bone,
she consoled herself by thinking; of the
warm, pleasant spot where tbe ham
mock swung, and in summer the
tliotiffht of tbe great green trees which
shaded it seemed to relieve the burn
ing heat and dust. When her head
ar.hed end her brain whirled with the
many and varied noises round ber, she
6reiirnfd of the kvelv silence of that
c r t L. Ij ifi'i ews
a f -a . i.s Is - tics rea
atri.g t)f pea-ar aira croft ber aearj
l
Three eaon'.hs s;a the littla brother
Bs.1 ctr'X aDtl tttocti, as ait the board
ers toi4 her, hU death was a blessing
to him and a relief to her, she was
"fooiuiV enough to moura bin aad
feel double desolate when he waajrone.
Ever since his death she had felt
weak and queer, and to-day nothing
but the stern aecea&ities of a board
bill ia arrears and a balance owing to
the needy little undertaker who had
looked after Bobbie's funeral, kept her
at ber post. "When 1 grt ail paid I'm
jroiug to take a rest," abt thought, in
the intervals of selling candy and an
swering questions as t3 the where
abouts of everything, from the candy
rUrht under their Buses to horse blan
kets and cloaks, "for I'm so tired I feel
as if I should die. 1 can't go away, but
if I could save enough to pay my board
for two weeks, I'd lay off," ahe fin
UheJ, with a sad thought of how lonely
her room was aow. But as tbe bills
were not paid, stay she muit, though
her feet grew heavier every minute
and the strange lightness in her head
increased.
And how that man opposite did rat
tle off those tunes! Presently he be
gan to play '-Rest, Best for the
Weary," and abe didn't mind so much
for that was the hymn they had sun;
at Bobbie's f uneraL
"There Is real for I ha weary,
There la rest for tbe seary.
There M rest for tbe weary.
There ts rest for you,"
sha hummed softly, and the words be
gan to sing themselves in her brain,
now in a dreamy undertone, then with
a mighty crash which drowned every
thing else. "There is rest for the
weary," she remarked in answer to a
question. "Yes, 1 know there la," re
torted the customer, a short, good-natured
looking woman, "and I'm glad of
It, for yon look as if yon needed it and
I'm kind of tired myself. But thatdon't
telt me where the stocking counter la."
"Oh, did yon want the hosiery depart
ment?" said the poor little clerk;
"three rooms north turn to your left"
And so the day wore by until it was
time to "put up stock" snd leave
tbe store. By this time everything
around her seemed to be dancing s
merry jig, and she thought, "I wonder
if I'm going to have the fever like Bob
bie." Coming upstairs with hat and
coat she was met by the floor manager,
Mm$m l
BLINDLY S11K STUMBLED OS.
who had some directions to give, and
while he talked she grew sick and
faint "What eyes the child has," he
thought, "and wbat a thin little face,"
and he kindly told her "to run along
home."
She tremblingly hurried to the door,
and as the cool, fresh air seemed to re
vive her she started to cross tbe street.
But why did all the people scream to
her to "look out," and where was the
great sea whose roaring was in her
ears? Blindly she stumbled on, and
then, a moment later oh, my Ood!
gr-r-r she was under the cable wheels.
Some minutes later she was tenderly
lifted into tne patrol tvagon and taken
to the county hospital. "No use doing
anything," said the doctor, "past all
hope." Tbe sweet-faced, slender young
nurse grew pale and shivered, and all
night she tenderly watched by the un
conscious girl. Just as the first gleam
of daylight glimmered on the white
washed wall tbe patient atirred, and
the nurse, bending over, heard her mur
mursoftly: "I'm going top floor, way
to the front new building take ele
vatorto take a vacation." The last
word had hardly left her lips when her
eyes closed again, and the nurse saw
that she had "taken the elevator" and
started for the "top floor." And as Bhe
tenderly smoothed the face which had
meant to be so merry and bright, and
which, alas! was so sad and worn, she
whispered:
" There Is rest for the weary,
There is rest for you."
Ethel M. Colson, in Inter Ocean.
His Wire's Kereat Gown.
"A railway conductor once told me
aqnecrstory'remarked a St Louis man
recently. "His name was Painter and
his run was from Ualveston to Willis,
Tex. He said tnat shortly after his
marriage he made a compact with his
wife that whichever died first should
appear to the other. Khe only lived
about a year and, shortly after her de
mise, while he was sitting reading one
evening, she walked tip to him and
laid her band on his shoulder. She
talked with him a few minutes as freely
as though in flesh, then, picking up a
pair of shears that lay on the table,
said: 'After I am gone you may doubt
that I appeared to you. Vou may
think, it a dream or an hallucination.
Keep this as souvenir and doubt not'
She cut a piece from her dress, laid it
on the table and vanished. The goods
resembled white silk, but the textile
experts confess that they do not know
what it is -that if any such goods were
ever woven in an earthly loom they do
not Know it" St J.ouis Globe-Demo
crat
Medicine Taken by Dial Time.
Mrs. John Bose Magnifier, a daugh
ter of tbe late Henry D. Cooke, tbe
banker, bas made her home for the last
ten years in Mexico, where her husband
has mining interests. During the
greater portion of the time she is the
only woman In camp, and on this ac
count, as well as in order to be of aid
in case of illness, she bas acquired con
siderable knowledge of medicine. A
clever device adopted to ahow the igno
rant native women when certain pow
ders or pills should be administered
was to make a little sketch of the coun
try in that immediate vicinity and mark
off on the mountainside the different
stages of the sun from early morning
to evening at which the medicine was
to be aylrninistereA Washington,
Fi;2":ii. A'O LITE "A ST".
Isry X. Staelry is at work
an ar-..,- e co Africa aad the e tra e
W t p.Ulabedduricg the corcisg yesr
in n of otir mairaiines. Tbe article
will aek to hri-r thw slave trade down
to its present status.
The British museum was founded
in 1T53L It library is the largest in
the world except the Blbliotheqne
Nationals at Pari, The liriiUh li
brary ia far richer ia the newspaper
and current Uteratura of America than
any library in the Cnited State.
King Oscar of Sweden celebrated
hit twenty-fifth anniversary as a doe
tor of philosophy last month. As duke
of Ofcgothland the university of Lund
conferred that degree upon him a quar
ter of a century ago. in recognition of
hia services to literature and science.
William H. English, of Indianap
olis, candidate for vice-president on the
Hancock ticket in 1S, is still described
as a bnsinesa man in his prime, with
iron-gray hair and fla&huig eyes. He
devotes himself to the accumulation of
wealth, although already the possessor
of many millions.
Paul Boarget is writing a novel en
titled "Terre Promise. It is designed
ss an answer to the attacks made upon
the Bourget school by Pierre Loti when
tht latter delivered bis address before
the academy. Bourget, in "Terre Prom
ise, deals with "the obligations of
paternity in eases of adultery," and the
work ia intended for those who believe
that tht mysterious tie of blood is bind
ing. Tht late Mrs. August Belmont was
a Miss Perry, of Ilrictol, R. I. The
family has lived in the Perry homestead
stuce the days of Roger Williams, and
it counts the famous Commodore Perry
of Lake Erie fame aa one of its distin
guished members. The Perrys of
Rhode Island have supplied lieutenant
governors, congressmen, state senators,
and other public men to the state, and
the family has always been financially
well-to-do.
Mrs. Amclie Rives Chanler is much
distressed over the removal of several
rather famous old buildings in Rich
mond to make room for new and more
commodious ones. Especial regret
seems to have been excited by the de
struction of the Allan house. This
building, which was located on the lot
at the corner of Fifth and Main streets,
was the home of the adopted parentsof
the poet Edgar Allan Poe. Had she
known the old landmark was to be
sold, Mrs. Chanler says, she would have
purchased it and had the house re
moved. The earl of Essex, who died a few
days ago, was 'la jolly old soul, and s
jolly old soul was he." He was three
times wedded, his last venture in that
lint having taken place eleven years
ago, when he was almost 79 years
old. The first ef tho family, so far as
known, was a partisan of Charles I.,
and for his offensive partisanship he
lost his head. His son was slain in the
tower of London, where he had been
Imprisoned. Tho tarl succeeded to the
title and estates of his uncle, who was
the husband of the once famous ballad
singer, Kitty Stephens
The city of Panama has founded a
public library to commemorate the four
hundredth anniversary of the discovery
of the New World. The Star and Her
ald speaks of the institution as a "long
felt want," and those who knew
Panama In the days of the canal build
ers and speculators will be Interested
in the Indications of a remarkable
change down there. The municipal
council made an impropriation of funds
to install and maintain the library,
which Is to be known as the Bibliotcca
Colon. Three hundred volumes were
provided to start the library, and the
Society I'rogresso del Istrno has donated
three hundred more, which formed its
library.
HUMOROUS.
"So Bingdnd is married at last I'll
bet he Is a number one husband." "No,
he Is not He is a No. a husband. He
married a widow." Indianapolis Jour
nal It was not an agricultural editor
who wrote: "Pumpkins are said to be
fattening for hogs, but we have never
tried them ourselves." Boston Tran
script Phlpps "There's a man who al
ways keeps his head above water."
Wlggs "How does he manage it?"
Phipps "Always takes beer." Inter
Ocean.
A Liberal Gift "Did he give any
thing?" asked thedeadbcat who bad re
mained at the foot of the stairs."
"Yes." "What?" "One minute to reach
the pavement" Detroit Free Kress.
"What a pity a fine-looking officer
like that should be threatened with
blindneas." Plnkley "Has he inherited
the trouble?" "No; but he has been
ordered to raid
ttr-Ocean.
a gambling den." In-
-What He's Worth. "How much is
Bellows worth? A million." "No?"
"Yes, he must be. He sued the rail
road company for ten thousand on ac
count of the loss of one toe. At a rate
like that he's worth a million or more."
Yankee Blade.
-Col. Fifer (ber guardian) "What!
you want another new d rcss? Dresses,
dresses nothing but dressessl My dear
Emilie, do you think of nothing else?"
Emilit (and heiress) "Oh, yes, dear
guardian, I often wish for a diamond
bracelet" Fliegende Matter.
"This tree seems to be loaded with
apples," remarks the stranger. "Yes,
sir," replies tha rural miss. "Pop says
this is a good spplo year." "I am glad
to hear that Are all yonr trees so full
of spples as this one?" "Oh, no.
only the apple trees." Rare-Bits.
Business Man "You remember
that 'ad' I had In ynnr paper and took
two months ago? Well, I want to have
it put back again." Editor "Why, I
thought you said that no one noticed
It while it was in." Business Man
(humbly) "They didn't seem to until
I took it out" Clothier and Furnisher.
Found a Cse for Baby. Little Dot
"Ma, may I take the baby ont in my
doll's carriage?" Mamma "Why, what
for?" Little Dot "Susie Smif bas a
new doll 'at shuts its eyes an cries
'Wah, wah.' I'm dom' to betend the
baby is a doll and let her hear him cry.
Then I dess she'll stop putting on airs."
Wouldn't Pass.-Cleverton "Is it
true, old man, that your girl has gone
back on you and returned the ring?"
Dashaway "I am afraid it is, old fel
low, and I am all broken tip." Clever
ton (sympathetically) "What did she
say when she returned it?" Dashaway
"Oh, she didn't return It in person.
She sent it by her uncle." Cleverton
"Her uncle! Why, what has he to do
with It?" Dashaway (sadly) "Ma is a
diamond-tester by trade," 'judre.
Oest baking Jrowder
The Official Government Reports: .
The United States Government, after elaborate
tests, reports the Royal Baking Powder to be of
greater leavening strength than any other. (Bul
'lelin i,Ag.Dep.,p. 599.J
The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show
the Royal Baking Powder highest of all in leaven
ing strength. (Bulletin 10, . 16, Inland Rev. Dep.)
In practical use, therefore, the Royal Baking
Powder goes further, makes purer and more perfect
food, than any other.
Government Chemists Certify.
"The Royal Baking Powder is composed of pure and
wholesome ingredients. It does not contain either alum or phos
phates, or other injurious substances.
Edward G. Lovi, Ph. D." ,
"The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the purest
and most reliable baking powder offered to the public.
" Henry A. Mott, M. D., Ph. D."
"The Royal Baking Powder is purest in quality and high
est in strength of any baking powder of which I have knowledge.
-W'm. McMurtrie, Ph. D."
The Government Report shows all other baking
fowders tested to contain alum, lime
or su iph uric acid.
SE5AT0B lUSDALL L. GlPSOS, of
Louisiana,' suffered from the gout
more or leas for thirty years. His con
dition was such a few months ago that
he was anxious to retire from the sen
ate, but his friends objected so strongly
that he refrained from so doing, al
though conscious that his condition was
critical.
How's Thisl
Wt offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
eured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cbexst It Co., Props , Toledo, O.
We, the unders gned, liava known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, snd believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transat'Uona and financially able to tarry
nut any obligations made by their firm.
West Truax, Wholesale I)rugRlt, To
ledo, 0., Waldlng, Kmniin & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ii taken Internally,
acting directly upon the hlnodand muoous
surfaces of the system. Price, TSc per b t
lit. Hold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Hies was introduced In Europe by the
Rnracens It Is introduced iuto the Chinese
with chop-sticks.
"Jsm,dovou know what smlrsclo 1st"
"Yos m. Ala says if you don't marry nur
new pasior It will be a miracle." Brooklyn
Life.
No (Urea Rmdt can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or anv trouble of the Throat,
than "Urotrn's BroiicMit! IVoclin." Price 2S
oenls. bold only in buK.
Chlibv is reported weak in tht market.
Tht stalks we commonly see are absolutely
unible to stand uluue, ut luusl outol tbe
ground.
"I'M getting; tired of this Iniustlce." said
the trigger to the barrel. "You are the one
who guts loaded, and then 1 get pulled on
account of it" lndiunupolis Journal.
"Psra, did I hear you say that money
talksl" "Yes, Willie v' "Is that why they
have parrots on the bucks of the silver dol
lars!'5 Wnrt some men see how some people
get along in the world they sometimes re
gret their owu huue.iy. Life.
Cons your cough with Hale's Honey of
Horehound and Tar.
Pike's Toothache Urops Cure in one minute.
Talk about your transformations! We
have seen a square man turn rouud. Yonk
trs Statesman.
Don't fool with Indigestion nor with a
disordered liver, but take Beechsm's Pills
for lmmedlute reliet 25 cents a box.
Jaosox says that even the most unobsarv
Ing man becius to look around whou he sits
dowa suddenly on an Icy sidewalk.
Tub days of chl' alry arc spoken of n the
(Wk ages, probably beoauso they were tht
knight time. Dinghttinlon Leader.
A Piin of Spectacles Lovers Puck.
Ir a man stays at home nights be will not
bo found out Picnyiiuo.
Pehftctio: Is made up of trifles, hut it Is
no trilling matter to at tain perfection.
It Pays All Konnd. Tom "It pays to
smile." Jack fioak "You also pay to do
" xauaee uiaue.
Ir any young man wants to find out what
tbe wild waves are saying let him go to sea.
A good family horso-lhe clothes liorso.
Jaosox says tho race in life is not to the
fast. Elmira Oaxetto.
Mo.ET doesn't grow on the trees, hut It'a
often pioked from the ground by Chicago
thieves.
Ccrio Is a sure shot, although be makes
many ".Mrs." N. Y. Journal.
Mom men like to see themselves in print;
but women don't they prefer s.lk or suiln.
Do not ask a fugitive how ho "oomos on."
Ask him how he Is "going oil."
Woman's fncemny be a poem: hut she is
always careful to conceal tho linos in it.
Puck.
Watts -"Hat Dr. Bowless any speclul
tvf" Polls "Oh ie.i. Rill. ' l'n,ii,.n.m
lis Journal.
Littls CiAiiExrs "Pa, If a mnn from
Portugal is a Portuguese., Is hie liitle boy a
Portugosling! '
It Is generally hoped that Ihe world's fair
wo. nut ia, in uiiy way ecup eti oy vue rail
way fare. Washington Star.
W E may strive t" know ourselves; but no
mnn con find out personally that bs ia
sffilctcd with the habit of snoring.
Recipb for dome itlo broil: First catch
fie hair on your husband's coat-collar.
Boston Uaaitta.
MM MM I IwWw'iitltaePrle.and
' ", a-ii otirr.,mwtturii. and are put
iiMuui T fuits uimortt
i.hA fpn rw Ynw DOTrre
iw oin'n mii(Kr..ori!r ti.nu
i n'licuy. ...imiT on.w.,
.i..bi i iiiitrn iiniy .
Buy of Factory and aave M Id-
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Help! Helpl
How often has the cry been uttered In
yalnl But there is help for sufferers from
liver oomnlaint end constipation, those ex
ceedingly prevalent disorders. A course of
Hosteller s ritomnen umers wiu completely
remove them. The malarious, tba rheu
matic, tht d siwntio snd the nervous also
derive unspeakable benefit from the great
remedy.
"I wish yon would not take advantage of
the rcl itluushio seemingly Implied In your
name to be so familiar," said the ben to tht
bsichet. Washington Post.
A Child Enjoys
The nlessant flavor, gentle act ion and sooth
ing enect of ryrup in figs, wnen in need or
a laxat.ve, nod If the lather or mother be
ootivoor bilious, tho most graUfying ra
ulti follow its use; so that It Is the best
Inm .y remedy known ana every lamily
uio'iia nave a oouio.
Tne man who is "alone with his thoughts"
often is surrouu'led bj the deepest solitude.
-Texas Hit tings.
Wiir.x the judge pronounced sentence tht
griminul Is apt not to think uiucuof hispro
auneiation. Ttis tramp's prayer confines Itself to:
"Give us lb is day our daily loaf." Phila
delphia Times.
BIX POINTS,
out of many,
where Doctor
Pierce's Pellets
are better than
other pills:
1. They're the
smallest, and
easiest to take)
little, sugar
coated granules
that every child tikes readily.
2. They're perfectly easy in their
action uo griping, no disturbance.
3. Their effects (inf. There's no
reaction afterwards. They regulate or
cleanse the system, accortiiug to size
ol dose.
4. They're tho cheapest, for they're
guaranteed to give satisfaction, or your
money is returned, iou pay ouiy ior
the good you get
6. Put up in gia are always iresn.
ft Thcv curs Constipation. Indiges
tion, Bilious Attacks, Sick or Bilious
Headaches, and all derangements of the
liver, stomach and bowels. -
Will be given special attention in a aeries of complett page articles in
The Ladies' Home Journal
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Musical Evenings In the Home
Pretty Luncheons and Dainty Teas
Out-Door Fete for Summer
New Ideas for Children's Parties
Church Fairs and Church Sociables
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A particle Is epvltwd Into waek aeitfll aad la
agreeable. Price id cent, at Iruslu or by mail.
IlLY BKOTHKBS. Hi Warren fowl, N.w TurS.
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Small
GnaraBteed to enrs Filkmt Attacks, Rb-k.
Hesdacbe and Constipation. 40 In
bottle, rrtos e. t or sale by druggists.
Picture 17, 7o and sample dots Iras,
if. f. SHITH A CO fr-l.tof. HtW tOK.
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NEEDLES,
SHUTTLES,
REPAIRS.
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8ndfitr wholiiiiie priest
hat. Bl.KtOCK M'f O C'O,,
aw LCCUBl iLUULOUlf.Mo
FAT FOLKS FEC'JCED
H to 2ft lb. Mrmoatb by htumiMat herb
trvtoodle. nryrtninpi,oiiioonTUkinut
anrl Kjr1 afTax-ta Ht rtntlv nnnfl.iftn tlavL
(Wirt Qci. fftt rirvnlnrs sin. 1 1 Aantrnnnf n'o. AiMrewlT.'
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WHaUaJI XMlt PAflikawU MMlWwttatta
FITS
(TRED. Trial Bottle tree b, mall.
Cereaaftrr all others fall. Aridreas
HALL ( HlS.rO.. Heat Phlla-.Pa
nnlllfl Morphine Habit Cored In 1
1 1 f 1 1 1 k 1 to so clays, no pay tut uru.
Wl IWIilliH. i. STLPHiiMi, Lebaaea, Obla.
aa-saas nos isrsa mm saw m
( lOeiptlTM and peopl
who bar weak lungior Astb
tDaV.iboatdaa Piao'aCura for
CooanmptlOD. It haa rJ
tbaoaantla. It hat not Injur
I one. It la not bad to taka.
It ta tba belt oough arrap.
Bold rarTwbara.
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