The Southern herald., June 29, 1894, Image 4

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i ur mother washed on Monday,
T.r.i a Tuesday, baked aod mended
oq Wednesday, rave the firl hA aftrr
ivvn oo Thursday, swept the house on
Fn lav and baked on atunlay; blet
ef tke wttita tun) fei-il.tl the e:ivJ- j Jv ir heart. It was always done this
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owa eavei.ipes. UtlMJ ok:mit wi
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;t Blind
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1 Lose Hi f irit.
fi mJ W irrr wir ht to i.t-Ty
enough to be trm an4 -soft eixmga to
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3 Hi
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be Uy tangl. With carpet
needle prick holel alonjr the two aides
of the box where the ribbon to shown
in the design. Then run the wire
through these holes so as to nske it
stand out in points Inside the box, as
shown in the design.' Do jou see that
this wire lining the box on each side
fires a set of brackets down the
length of your box into wnicn uie
envelopes are to be slipped?
The disfigurement of the box npon
the outside may be eovered with
band of ribbon with a rosette bow at
the corner. Ribbon across the top.
too, will be pretty and serve a a
ground for a painted or written In
scription, -Clippings." Aunt Laurie,
In J. Y. Recorder.
PRETTY BED SPREADS.
r:u:.::;is3, ctsfefsu,
s::x mm weak stomach,
kit
3CFTKEUYER
. TmiTTnoirr.
I nne4 Bradlc's rills for subv yr la
k and hav ffMind th?m invaluable ra
.i owa, aad aUv KM do not think they
tart u oiiwi. - bso.ii. u.
ISLD CY. ALL DRUCCIST3.
rmicx, as, si Wsw
l L LYONS & CO, Proprietor,
Tww Orteans). IvO
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Cod Liver Oil as 't
eppears la Scoti'i
Emulsion !$ easily
taken up by th
system, la no
other form can so
much fat-food be
assimilated With
out Injury to the
organs of digestion.
SgqII's Emulsion
cf Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos
j'liites has come to be an article
cf every-day use, a prompt and
Infallible cure for Colds, Coughs,
Throat troubles, and A positive
builder Of flesh.
VMt hr S)ttl!Awa,J.Y. Afldrflffri"-.
Up
- N,
BIG FOUR
ROUTE
TO THE
Summer Resorts
OP THE
North & East.
. BEST UNE TO .
THE GREAT LAKES,
NEW ENGLAND
AND THE SEA SHORE.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
Big Four Route.
c. o. Mccormick, u. b. martin,
Panwtfe Traffic Oeaersl PsMearer aas
M,nev, Tlckat Agent,
CINCINNATI, 0.
rharmlas fa llama Whleh Ar. iwiifM-
Inff Ooo4 HenMkaepan.
A pretty spread may be made with a
aeries of squares of linen worked In a
pattern resembling tile-. White linen
is often used lor tnese spreaas, oat
?uit as pretty are some of the tinted
abrlcs so popular now pale blue,
green or fraUe, for example snch as
may be worked witn waive nax mreau
and trimmed with torchon lace and In
sertion. The sie of the larger squares
depend In great measure upon that of
the spread, nnd they may be made all
exactly in the same or in different man
ner, according to fancy, t
These squares are connected with
bands of insertion, and these are fin
ished with tiny squares of linen em
broidered to match the rest. A deep
frill of lace should be carried round the
edges. Some workers make coverlets
such as this rol a series oi linen aoy-
leys, such as may be bought ready
traced at the shops, instead, too, oi
connecting them with bands of lnsei
tion, a pretty effect may ne oDtainea
by using them alternately with squares
of drawn threadwork, guipure d'art,
or fine crochet. The frill round the
edges, of course, must correspond.
Another pretty bed spread may be
made of s square of tinted linen bor
dered all round with a broad hem
(about five inches wide) of a second
color. Partly on the center and partly
on the hem should be traced a flowing
pattern to be worked in white flax
thread, and in the center should be
traced a eolossal initial or monogram.
Other spreads may be made of cre
tonne, the design being accentuated
and partly filled In with stitches of col
ored silk and perhaps an outlining of
tinsel. Large tassels of pnrtl-colored
threads should be sewn on at Interval
along the sides.-Chicago Mali. -
Partr Druses for (Jlrl.
Party dresses for little girls are quite
as attractive as the cnililisn beauties
of the little wearers deserve. The
main Idea on which the small maiden's
"party dress" is built Is a low-necked,
hort-leeved slip of silk, over which
Is draped gauze, tulle, ohlffon, or mus
lin, the skirt and bodice being made In
one In the silk slip, the sxirt eitner
made full or flaring, in nine-gored
shape. If there Is muslin worn over
this, it Is a mass of frills, high th
neck, the sleeves corning down to the
wrists and the whole enriched with
beautiful needlework. Lace and body
ribbon are also used In the production
of elaborate effects.
if, and who dares jump the fence
And to forego the big, hot Sunday din
ner would be a heresy from which the
stoutest and mawt progressive heart
refrains. I fcoow that the time-hon
ored prophecy is based on Patrick
Henry's saying that there was so way
of Jui'.fing the future but by the past,
but with due respect to that worthy
gentleman, there is a better way, for
where would progress be were that
the principle of life? We should
be' Id a continuous round, a cir
cle, a treadmill, from which thera
would be no escape; as yesterday
was so will to-morrow be. .Why
not select a new way of doing even the
old things just for a change if for no
other motive; it is the same old groove,
or rut, that grinda us down and whit
tles us into the sharp points that we so
much dread; so then, first of all, let us
dinene with some of the luxuries, say
the biz Sunday dinner that entails so
much work on the feminine portion of
the home, and let us eat that meal
some other day or if yon will have a
big dinner on that day go to the rev
t mi rant and giro the wife a little, at
least, of a different kind of cooking;
true it may not be savory aa the home
made article, but It will enhance our
appreciation of that arMcie. Then
stead of burdening our souls on Sun
day evenlnar with the query as to
whether the washerwoman will come
on the morrow, and the preparations
rtor her reception, In the wayof getting
r .. . , , .1 ti n-,i
up tne iuds anu sorting over mo miwu
clothing, why not leave these rites
until Monday, gather up our clothing
on that day and wash on the next; if
not, why not".' There are a number of
things that might be done, but Rom
was not built in a day nor will all the
reforms 'come In a day. Grace Ter
bune. In Womankind. ' '
b: VT i". ar, 1 t:;.e V.:
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- -M-.-, r.a Pkun . V,
be! and 1. docu ua I I
--Mr. f j.ro ieryuaoa. aecoriii.1 to
ScoU'hk taiixprr, said that after
prpdauig f ir. u.adstone oa use
ax-pimier said: "My dear sir, 1
Biffc-ht as ptejl aadertak to replace fia
first man ia the garden of Eden aa to
carry houie rule for Scotland.
Only one man in the history of the
senate, Ihoiaas II. lieotoa, oi Mis
souri, served longer than Justin 8.
Morrill, of Vermont, who has been a
member of that 'body cearly thirty
Tears. ' Ik rjt.m was elected October J,
1SJ0, and retired Siarca 4, ISM-
Thorns Carlyl. once told a young
college graduate in the presence oi
Gen. J. O. Wilson, "better continue at
the plow all your daysthaa depend on
the writing or history ior a living.
II a abandoned literature and la now a
successful preacher in Scotland.
Thomas H.'ltenton, for thirty years
I'nited Mates senator from Missouri,
would not alWw the word "Hon." to be
prefixed to the pamphlet copies of his
speeches which he sent to bis constitu
ents and other persons. "The title
page reads, "Speech of Mr. Benton, of
Missouri."
Dr. Addison Hills, the "father of
the Lake Shore railway," who fills the
office of assistant to the president, has
just completed his eighty-seventh
birthday anniversary, the Railway
Times says: lie is hale and hearty, and
performa hia duties with his old-time
regularity and punctuality.
Dan Beard, the artist, probably did
not work bis single-tax sympathies into
the illustrations to Mr. Astor's new
book. He distributed them plentifully
through his illustrations to Mark
Twain's "Yankees st the Court of King
Arthur," and Mark wrote to the artist,
saying: "I was netting for fireflies and
caught a comet"
- I wis Morris, one of the most
skillful versifiers and accomplished
literary students of' F.ngland, ssys:
"There never was better 'poetry than
now, since Shakespeare. It Is a stupid
and ignorant ,cry that poetry is dead.
It is not dead, and can not die so long
aa human nature, limited In know!
a t
a riwi. ;i.ifl(4 acfs
- aa fVarw-a. IiIv aid
.r carry ae pr,Ti es, either
f "aloraodatt ' 11 '
Ths tctC eangresse-i Frame has
decided ID t a Btaedard,
price, as la ii-i.a;:.i , . i , ,
Tx acx ant paid a royal ue es seed
and metals In 1!S la the I' cited Klcg
dom was Istimated at C3,0i.Wa .
Tax longest time during which a note
baa remained outside the Bank of Eng
land is 111 years. It was for $134.
A Parisian b on trial for man
slaughter, be can his dog bit a pedes
trian, causing th latter' death from
hydrophobia.
Bbicxj from what I believed to b
the remains oi the old Tower of Babel
are still found In great profusion st
Bin Simrnd, Babylonia.
THEBiwere In England and Wale
last year 818,241 marriages, 141S9
births and 5t9,V2S death. Tha esti
mated population of th two conn trie
to th middle of th year wi a 18,7.1,10ft
A'
s:d:
SAFETY-PIN HOLDER.
Clever ta Design aaA Me Enough fi.r
Aaj Naraery.
. There are a!
pln-cushlons, from the practical, old.
fashioned square design to the latter
day bit of giddiness frills and ruffles
and ribbons. Horseshoes, tambourines,
crescents, four-leaf clovers, triple
bolsters, and a dozen different fancies,
are to be seen In gowns of satin, over
laidwith foamy frills of lace.
' With such a varied choice, Is It any
wonder that the most elegant conceit
On the face '
and back of every card of
genuine De Long Pat.
Hooks and Eyes will be
.'. fjur.d the words;
See that .
i.,4
!(o Alkalies
Cl:r thcni!cali
" i rt In tlwi
i prTarittk ot
...I'AKn&tO.'S
' and loiubte.
ti'u VvJl
elge, to always reaching onwards to
ward the unseen."
Although Verdi Is eighty, he is not
the patriarch of musical composers, as
many people think him. That honor
belongs to Ambroise Thomas, composer
of "Miirnon" and "Hamlet," who was
I Ixirn in 1811. and is consequently three
,."7 , , . . .1 vears the senior of Verdi. Auber lived
mKl i- eighty-nine, and M, Thomas to
well preserved a veteran that there
a prospect of his reaching that great
age.
Frank Sayers, of Waynesburg, Fa.,
as found some valuable letters ip his
old garret One of them is dated Phil
adelphia, Pa., October 8, 1777, nnd ad
dressed to Ueorge Washington. It was
written by Jacob Ducbe, who was evi-
cntly a minister in the church of En
gland, and who in this letter declines
the chaplaincy of the continental con
gress, to which he had been appointed
by Oen. W ushington.
HUMOROUS.
Dangerous City. "A nice sort of a
town this! At every corner a creditor
awaits a fellow." j'llegende Blatter.
The wise prove and the foolish con
fess by their conduct that a life of em
ployment is the only life worth living.
-Paley.
Prescilla "Don't you wish yon
era old Van Bullion's wife?" Prunella
Xo: but I wish I was his widow."
N. Y. Herald.
Landlady "Have yor tried the cof
fee this morning, Mr. Linton?" Mr.
Linton "Yes, I have, and ithas proved
an alibi." Brooklyn Life.
"How Is Dyklns getting on with
the farm lie bought?" "Pretty well.
He tells me he saved money on It lust
year." "How?" "Let it to another
man." Tit-Bits.
Howard "Who Is that girl that
mumbles so ingniiuny w wnom you
introduced me?" Hewitt "That's Miss
Hankinson, the teacher of voice cul
ture. " N. Y. World.
Indignant Constituent "Sir, you
nve proven false to your principles."
Preserving Bsbv' First Mhoc.
A recent fad among young mothers It
to have baby' first shoes made objects,
of beauty and sentimental Interest
through the agency of some metal
preparation that Is poured over the
little shoe, causing it to retain Its
shape and showing all those dear little
spots and den's, so precious In the
eyes of the fond parent. An enter
prising firm ha hit upon thls-plan, and
from the success they are making the
Idea proves Itself a very popular one.
Th Silk Hosiery Temptation.
The exquisite elegance of the new
Ilk hosiery is tempting enough to
bankrupt the most resolute woman's
allowance. Black silk stockings have
Chantilly lace Insertion up the front
and daintily embroidered cream white
ones have lace inserted clocks np th
side,' while between these subdued
eolors there Is every variety of fantas
tic design Interwoven in eoIJT With
black.
In silver pin trays fails to banish th
cushion from my lady's dressing-table?
A nursery belonging most attractlv
In Its way Is the safcty-pln holder.
This consists of several cironlar layer
of bright tinted flannel, pinked at th
edges and topped by a circular piece
of celluloid, the whole being fastened
together in the middle by a few strong
stitches. In letters of gold, yon
read upon the celluloid cover the hint
to "look within for a safety-pin.
The decapitated head of a Chinese
doll is fastened In the center of th
celluloid.
Evolution of Whit. Cuatarda,
At a cooking-school lecture, the
teacher demonstrated the evolution of
some white custards that should go
down to posteritv. They are made as
follows: Break the whites of four eggs
Into a small teacupful of granulated
suirar. mixing thoroughly, but not
beating the eggs. Into this Is stirred,
gradually, a pint and a half of rich
milk, previously heated thoroughly,
but neither scalded nor boiled. The
mixture should be quite smooth before
being put into the cups; if not. It
should be strained. Place the cups In
pan of water apd cover with thick
brown or buttered paper to prevent
their coloring. They should be quite
white when done. Bake In a moderate
oven.
Was Afraid of th. Water.
An.lnteresting Incident of wild beast
life 'was recently , witnessed by
tourist In Asotin county, Wash. A deer
came bounding down tho steep side
of a bare, rocky hill on the edg of
Snake river, closely followed by
lnrtre mountain. - lion." The- deer
plunged headlong into the river and
swam-toward tho further shore. , The
big cat stopped short at the water
edsro. nut Its paw gingerly Into th
water, drew it tiack and watched the
deer gain the opposite bank in safety
and disappear in the woods. Then,
with a disappointed snarl, th lion
sldiifeaway. ' " '
ObjMt Laaws oa th. Cbalr.
Teacher (having directed the atten
tion of the class to the various parts of
a chalr)-Of what use is the seat in a
chair? v . . ..:
Bright Little Girl (who knows it all)
I know. V1 - '" -'
Teacher You may tell the Class.
pie from flopping on th floor. Jndg.
, - , t .
Wbtl Bm Waott to Know, -The
rest of totters In fetcrpa. -;
IMn Indie. rorwmUi., ,
Way sbouitl one place be oilled "Con4iotm0'
, Trying to Escape.
"There!" Said the young wife proud
ly, as she deposited the hot plate care-
fa ly on the tabl. s'That' the first
mince pie that I ever made without
any help; all alon myself."
"So it is!" exclaimed her husband
enthusiastically, looking It over crit
ically meanwhile. "And as long as it
is the very first, fny dear, don't ou
think that. Instead of cutting it,
would be moe to keep it for a souve
nlr? How would it do to have
framejnrV-BomervilbJ Jo'unSaJA
Beauty or-Arjaeoom
H'ir.! - 1 arAnflur hnav it in that, nA
t t n:-l T, baAn lhrfn.A. ,,1e!S .... ...
ungna liimc v i DeCash always speaks so higniy oi n
And another pUc He called Bath?
V
-Iljrpor's Yoim Peopl
r.lnth frr-M tattle : '
ics nn cultivated In psrt, of
tl e f,'- fr blif B'-eful far tx-
poor cousin In the west?
; Gnwiw-U'm. His cousin is a hard
up TMf he never oad afford to pay hi
visit! Truth.
A Modlf nTllrf 1.
"A mtrsude hanpcncd on the TJ it 0.
lIna-Uieii,H;nigi., aM
, -. jwt.i: aWT-liav-' I i na lliiia.
"Yes; they discovered a hot box
while ttte train was passing through
yMis'U'ulii." l!r$oMva Llf
- Protecting Cottolaa.i
irv 1 V a-alrhanlr PomnanV of Chi-
faeo havti Ulely brought suit m ibe l'aitd
Wlie Court afuinstW.U Henry, of this
titv, f or UMXJU Ou lur infringement of their
trade mark '-Cottolene." The N. K. rair
K,.k (Vunnan, set forth that they origt-
aated, prepared, and put upon the f i
a new food nrodt consisting of refined
Cotton Seed Oil and a smad proportioa of
Beef Suet, making a pale yellow material of
Uie consiateucv and substance of lard, al
most without odor snd intended to tak th
piav of lard in cooking.
la order to indicaU) th source and ren
nlneness of their new food product, Uiev
.nnn.i minArf and naed aa a trade mark
Uie woni --voiuneuo. u
and maur other advantage ofColtolen
..l.nl wnra an annarent that Cottolene
became at once very popular and is now
larirely sold sll over the country.
Th. f.n.1 nniaui t and ila nam "CoV
tolene" have beiome widely knows as the
product of Th N. K. Fairbank Comny.
Th. trade mark is described as a "trade
...rV fnr Olesirinoua Food BubstancM,
ux," "consisting of a head or neck of a
Bteer or other bovine partially enclosed by
nrin and hrajiche of the UottOB plant."
The N. K. Fairbank Company charges
that W. L. Henry, of Macon, its., a dealer
in fresh meats and food product fenerally,
ha hn and is endeavorina unlawfully to
avail himself of the beneut of the name
"Cottolene" and its popularity; trial lie nca
ku. aH ia aAllinir a nroduct similar in kind.
but inferior in quality, under the Bam of
Cottolene" to th injury Of th original
and genuine "Cottoiene,', and to the loss
. . - ,. . . i . i . qv. kl V
and in Hi TV oi it manuiackure iiw ..
P.l.kunlr CnmiMIIV I '
The infringements upoW the trade mark of
"Cottolene ' have become so freqhent, and
-a a,,alra are Mllins an inferior
article and daljiing it to be Cottolene that
Th N. K. Fairbank Company are deter
mined to protect their customers and pro
pose to sue every retail dealer who is thus
imposing upon his austomers and infringing
upon The N. K. Fairbank Company's trade
mark. Tuwapn, Ataom, ua.
iifmvi"Rnm villain mt into n)T room
last night and stole a pair of brand new
trousers. I had them made ia ixmaou.
v.Kl"r vMiHnn made, ehl . Oh. you
are all right, then. They will turn up the
tlrst day it rains. " inuianapona wu. u.
Beware of Ointment, tar Catarrh That
Contala M.rcary,
aa merrnrv will surelv destroy the sense of
smell snd completely derange the whole
system when entering it isrougu me mu
enua aurfavi-es. Such arti.'lcs should never
be used exipt on prescriptions from rep
sii-ians, as the damage they wiu oo
utable physicians,
is ten loid io i
rive from them,
is ten fold to the good yon can possibly de-
uaus
t. . 1 - . -
-re. cs.
.1
aiurn,
which caies, indigestion
ailments, their
ir.i
use 13
'other serious
cxtravajrant.'
! t l-'rVirf-f nmmtfs of the best-
As L-llVWJ t' " ' j , .:,..
of them "to go as far as one pound
of the Royal Baking Powder, be
cause they arc deficient in leavening .
gas. : - ' '
There is both health and ecoW
omy in the use of the Royal Baking .-Powder.-
OVAl Sakino -OWTJf CO., 101 WU ST.. aifw-W
III
t..t Knt In It "Mr theory. " betas
the man as the policeman tried to steer him
straight: "my ttteory" "Com. off," in
terrupted th officer; "it isn't your theory
.,.. r intFati in now: it is vour con
dition," and be yanked him along merrily.
Is the Market Customer-"Send me up
three pound of steak." "Butcner "Beei
steak or porksteakt" Customer "Mis
take. I forgot; my wife said she wanted
mutton chops." Detroit rreerres.
"Bebav yourself, my child," said th
ovter to his son. "Father, you forget," re
plied the youthrul oyster, "it i " mcI1
month of May, and n ona exj5cU an
ovsterto be rood at this time. I am not a
clam." Harper's Baiar.
Wan too talk love to you chUvta
don't do it with a switch in year tuum.-
nam's Horn.
Glsnti's Sulphur Soap is genutee remedy
for Skin Diseases. , :
Bill s iiair ana w msser vjv, u v
Tsi trouble we most fear never Uappe.
Ram's Horn.
rC-X?-'ot people who visit the IovaMf
Jr. Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buf
Z." faks H. Y, are many wbo are junt
there, by those wbo have already, tro
peraonal eiparlenoa, learned of the great
Triumph In ConerBtlve Surgery
achieved by tbe Surgeons of that famed lnstr
tutioa. Urle hwolc, or cutung surgary a,
found necessary. Forbiitanos,
TIIMnSO""1"- Fibroid (TterlB) and
B U1HVIIV
many others, are remove, dv
KkvaTolvalssnd other conservative means and
tiierebv
avoided.
others, are removed
par lis of cutung operation
DM C TH,nrjQ however tanre. Fistula
rILt lUillUnO, andotlwrdiaeasesof th
lower bowel, ar permanently cured without
pain or resort to the knlle. .
bllDTIIRP or Breach (Hernia) Is radically
nUriUnta curcd without the knife sod
whAc naln. Truaw-. can be thrown swsyl
CTflsJCm tne uiaaiier, no mavter now
O I Villa large, la erusbed, pulverlied.waan-
emoved
nf fJrlnsi
an removed without cut-
For Pamphlet, numerous reference and all
partioulani, end ten cent (in .tamps) to
VvorM'a Dlspenmry sfediual A asocial Ion, 063
Main Street, UuUaio, M,
ed out and aMv removed without cutting.
ed out and asicly rem
STRICTURES
Urinary Passage a. al-
l'tarrh Cure matt'
ufu-turml bv F. J Cheney ft Co.. Toledo, U
contains no mercury, and Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly npon me oioou ana
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Hall's Catarrh Cure be sureyou get the gen
uine. It is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, bg F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi
monials free.
rjrsold by Drugfrtsta, price 75c per bottle.
HUaU's Family fills, 23 cent.
"It certainly has done Bilas good to line
the church," said Mrs. Corntossel. "I'm
glad tor hear it" said the visitor, "but how
kin ye tell I" "He went flshin' yesterday an'
owned up ter not gettln' a bit." Washing
ton Star.
Free a Air. .
Although longand obstinately obstructed,
free as air become the bowels when Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters is used to reliove
and regulate them. Not that the great
laxative operates unduly upon them. Quite
themnrmrv. Neither does it cause griping.
In both these particulars it is preferable to a
violent cathartic. Use the Bitters for ma
larial and rheumatic ailments, kidney trou
ble, biliousness, dyspepsia and nervousness.
Matt a man who claim to be looking for
work wouldn't recognize a Job if it stepped
un snd tapped him on the shoulder. Phila
delphia Record. '
Wester American Soenery.
wn. r-v l lLttlH.-nl.aj. A. U Paul P'v
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has now ready f ordistribution a sixteen page
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fn. Scorcher. H lbe.
ruuid with ). A J
i.tlnihav BnMmiatte tire. Warrantea
anval to any bicycle built, regardless of price. Cats.
fr.a. Aaenta wanted laOTerf lowD.
Indlaas Blcyola C ho. lu Z St., ladlaaapolU, lad..
V""' -V f .na alnnff ita linn, half tones.
Ureat Statesman "Nothing'of the sort, ... of tne world's i'air portfolios
I merely wore them out and got a new
set" Indianapolis Journal.
German Police Ordinance. "From
the beginning of darkness every vehicle
must have a lighted lantern. Dark
ness begins when the street lamp ar
lighted." Flicgende Blatter.
She "Kiss me again." He "My
dear, I've lus.t kissed you seventeen
times in seventeon seconds." She (re
proachfully) "Harold, you love an
other!" Philadelphia Record.
Mrs. Kidder "I had a close call to
day, dear." Kidder (anxiously)
W-what was 117" Mrs. Kidder (com
placently) "Woman next door came
in to see me." Buffalo Courier.
.Disturbing the Peace. Judge
What's the charge against the pris
oner?" Officer "Disturbing the peace,
your honor." Judge "What was he
doing?" Officer "Singing 'After the
Ball '"Detroit Free Press.
"Josiar," said Mrs. Corntossel, who
had been reading a chapter on art in
her weekly paper, "what do you reckon
'lay figure' Is?' "A lay figuie? I
dunno onless may be it happens to be
the price o' eggs." Washington Star.
Wife "What do you men have at
the clnb that you haven't at horn
which makes the club so much more
attractive?" Husband "My dear, it is
what we- haven't at the club that we
have at home which constitutes all the
attraction." Atlanta Constitution.
, On High Olympus. "What are you
looking so glum . about, old man?"
asked Jupiter. Mars frowned. "A lit
tle German tailor has invented a bul
let-proof suit that is likely to Interfere
with my business," said he. "They
aregett'n(f little the best of you,"
said he. "They are getting a little the
best of you," chimed the Cupid, "but it
will be a eold day before they ever get
an armor that ia proof against my
darts." Indianapolis JpurpaL j
-Aurelia (anxiously) VHave you
seen George this evening, papa? H
promised to call." ' Papa "Yes, he did
call, and I emertbined him for an houl
before earrw down stairs." ' A.ure-lia--"'r:fir
emertalfle(l:-hiib.3,f!tpa?"
Paptt-t'.'Yps, , Jave hijn,a list of all
the ne w dresses" you find last year, and
the et of rach. I never saw a roan
more interested, yet ha left, very hup
rieHy,"-Tit-llit!t,
lately issued. They are only ten cent each
and con be obtained without delay by
remitting the amount to Geo. H. HxAirOBD,
General, iw. Agent, Chicago, 1U.
Boos- Aoknt (entering the sanctum I "I
have a little work here which" "Excuse
me." interrupted the victim, "but I have
great deal" Boston Courier.
L'RCLX Trextop "That heifer is two
years old." City Niece-"How do you
know?" "By her horns." "Oh, to be ure;
she has only two." L,ne.
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Brlnfm comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, wbo live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, br more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup of Tics.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, tbe refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently earing constipation,
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of .the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free frora
everv obiectionable substance. . .
Syrnp of FV is for wile by all drag,
gists in oOe and $1 bottles, bat it is man
ufactured hy the California Fig Syrup
C0. oni7,wi!ose name is printed on every
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