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The state herald., 1891-07-10
There she gave the first lessen TO hsa
lord vortigern by saluting him with .
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There she gave the first lessen TO hsa
lord Vortigern by salutiag him with .
"husien" (little kiss).
The Oldest kissing story Is probably
that OF the Hindoo hertisman who was
kettle on his back, live goose In one
hand, and in the other a cane and a
rope by which he was leading u goat.
Presently a woman Joined him, and
they walked along together until they
reached dark ravinc, when she shrank
back, declaring he might kiss her by
force there in the dark The man ex-
planned that " reason Of HIS burdens
he could not possibly do no. yes"
said the woman, but what Is to hinder
you from sticking the cane in the
ground and tying the goat TO II, and
then laying the goose on the ground
and covering 1t with the kettle? And
then how could I help myself II yoa
wickedly persisted In kissing mer
"Many thnnks," said the man. 81
never should have thought Of all that
You are an ingenious woman. May
your ingenuity always succeed.
So they went on until they reached
they reached the darkest part of the
ravine. Then he stuck the cane In the
ground and tied the goat to II, and put
the goose under the kettle by the cane,
and then he wickedly kissed the woman
in spite of her great resistance.
The French girl says: my brow for
my brother, my cheek for u friend, my
hand for an acquaintance but my lips
must be kept for my lover
So u kiss on the hand or the forehead
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A Comr,d.,. silver wedding.

Twenty-Five years ago on April %
Comrade Jacob Fisher, company X,
Eleventh Missouri, Hemker Mo-, was
married. and consequently he cele-
braied his silver wedding and invited
all his friends. because that day had
also been selected ms the wedding-day
OF his oldest son, Joseph. The son was
married at ST. Patrick's church, Cata-
wissa. Mo-. and after the ceremony the
happy couple proceeded 10 the home of
Comrade Fisher. where n large con-
course OF friends had assembled, in
cluding number OF members Of
George Gamble Post, 293, q. A. r.. OF
which Jacob Fisher is commander.
After congratulations all around the
company partook OF dinner, which re-
nectcd credit upon Mrs. Fisher and
her daughters. After the rcpast Judge
X. B. Denny. on behalf of GeorgcGam-
bic Post, presented ComradoFisher with
an elegant silver castor, making n
neat speech, to which Comrade Fisher
responded. After his father con-
cluded his remarks, Joseph Fisher
presented him with massive silver
pitcher. Since the war Comrado
Fisher has prospercd. and Is now the
owner Of line farm. and has been
blcst with six children, NIL living, ia
be help and comfort and honor "a
their parents. Comrade Fisher thinks
this record hard to beat.
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John liunyan wns Wise In his Rcncr.
alton. Too much discrimination In re.
liRious lei,sing would b. NJ pcriiour M
TOO little In secular life.
Who gave the iirst hss9
Probably Adam bestowed II upon
Eve, IN, the ilrAt recorded osrulatofy
salute is mentioned In the twenty.
seventh chapter ~ Ucn-sis. where Israel
ltisscd Jacob. supposing him 10 he
Esnu, The old Romans studied kiss.
ing as nm art hut rclcgatcd the salute
Ia the cheek or forehead To kiss on
the mouth was considered vulgar. our
british forefntbers appear Ia have been
20 universally adopted. nn.il The fair
Princess Rowcna. ,h7 daughter Of King
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psss,pr asusyns.

New York IA monumental city
especially mental.
AZ the scashorc, between the s-n
swclls and the land swells, the land.
lords pock.tbook swclls
smith, heard you lost $50 on the
race yesterday" Johpson.-"lt Ia not
Lost. know where II Ia. Green has II. :"
whnl-bon- Ia getting so scarce that
the young ladies have 10 have their
waists supported with nrm.bonc.
What whrelmnn mos, drrndH Ia rIs.
Ing ground. especially the kind tina,
rises up and strikes him on the top Of
the head.
The woman who cnn get mp n good
square meal is worthy the good square
man who cnn get II down,
A dollar In the pocket IL worth two
In ihc hand.
Riches have WINGS they mr., eagles
wings ON our coins
Biiiins--''i want 10 yet cheek suli,
Tailor-"Ah. yes, did you bring the
checker
Now that they nrc making clothes ou,
Of wood fiber. n pew kind of moth viii
have 10 he invented.
Miss stigglns -"And that Ia Nor-
gins. the author' He's very small,
siocum-"ycs that accounts for his
condensed thought
The flower of the season, both for my
lndy's bel, and her escorts nationwide.
promises Ia he the Souvenir de Nal.
innison" cafnation
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A Knowing Dog,

There is n Newfoundland dog. Lion
by name, which gives daily proof Of his
comprehension OF what Is said to him.
A lady called on his mistress the other
day. During her call Lion came In
rather slyly, lay down on the parlor
carpet and wentto sleep. The CONVEX
sation ran on, and the visitor said.
finally:
What u handsome Newfoundland
you have!"
Lion opened his eye.
Yes" said his mistress, "he IL n
very good dog and takes excellent care
OF the children"
Lion opened the other eye and waved
his tail complacently to and fro on the
carpet
when the baby goes out he always
goes with her, feel perfectly sure
that no harm can como to her." his
mistress went on.
Lions tail thumped up and down
violently on the carpet
''And he is so gentle to them all and
such playmate and companion TO
them that we would not take VI 900
for him"
Lions tail now went up and down.
To and fro and round and round with
great and undisguised glec,
But said the mistress Lion has
one serious fault"
Total subsidence OF Lions tail. to-
gethcr with an expression Of great
concern on his face.
''He will come In here with his
dirty feet and lie down on the carpet
when l have told him time and time
again that he mustn't do IT,"
Here Lion arose with an air OF tho
utmost detection and humiliation. and
skunk out OF the room with his lately
sxuberant tail totally crcstfallcn. =
Chicago News.
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Tho most charming summer resorts, OF
which there are over three hundred choice
locations, arc 70 be found In Wisconsin,
Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota snd the
peninsula OF Michigan, along the lines OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee * St Paul Ry.
Nearly all arc located near lakes which
have not been nshed out
These resorts are easily reached by rail
way aud range In variety from the full
dress for dinner To the flannel shirt cos
tune for every meal.
sEPILNBEH Asp OCTOBER.
The finest shooting grounds In tho North
west are on the tributary 10 the lines OF
the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul lty.
The crop Of prairie chickens will be cx
ccptlonally good this year; also duck and
geese. In Northern Wisconsin aud the
peninsula OF Michigan splendid deer
shooting Is To be- had.
Full Information furnished free. Ad
dress, Gro. IL HrArroHp, Gen. Pass
Agt, Chicagof Ill.
You mustn't Infer that there are never
any Mindstorms Mt NOgalos, Arizona.
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Novel Advertising.

Here is the queerest advertisement
from the Flying Post OF July 2, 1899:
The man that eat the live cock q,
lslington, and another since, on the
Is Of June last, at Stand-up Dicks n,
Newington Butts, near the Borough of
Southwark, is to eat another there on
Tuesday next, being St james day.
with the feathers, bones and garbage.
Any person may see 1t performed, pay
ing but I'd. for their admittance.
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German
Syrup"
Asthma.

have been a great
Asthma. sufferer from Asth.
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as well as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough.
ing, and inability to raise any Of the
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand.
When nearly worn out for want Of
sleep and rest, friend recommend.
ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
Boschee's German
Gentle, Syrup. I am con.
p....,.,, fident it saved my
"s life. Almost the FIRST
Sleep. dose gave me grea,
relief and a gentle re.
freshing sleep, such as I had not had
for weeks. My cough began irnmedi'
ately to loosen and pass away, and
l found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight. l am pleased
to inform Observation-Disclosures ]
am In excellent health and do Ger
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee':
German Syrup. c. B. STIcKNRy,
Picton. Ontario" q
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why Marriage May Dc !. Failure.

One reason why marriage Is so ofton
failure is that the average man falls
In love with woman because she has
two or three of the qualities which he
attributes to the ideal woman, and
never gets over blaming her after
wards because she doesn't have the
rest Women don't make any such
mistake They don't expect to find In
the average man any OF the qualities
possessed by their ideal, ,"nnd they
arc seldom disappointed. d.-somerville
Journnl
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Grnnd Army Noirs.

Grand Army Notes.
Tho tomb OF Gen. Winfield s. Han
sock was decorated on Memorial Day
by delegation from tho Hancock
Legion OF Philadelphia.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lce liz expected to
deliver the address at the anniversary
festival OF the Confederate Soldiers
Home Of the Maryland Line Mt Pixies
Vile, Nd, June I.
The engineer charts which were
prepared by Gen. Robert +. Lee when
lo was n member OF tho United States
Engineer Corps, over fifty years ago,
are still In use at St Louis, Mo, for
river improvements.
Storer Post, G.. A. r., OF Ports
mouth, N. II. will present portraits OF
Admiral farragut and Gen. Thomas
j. Whipplo to the Farragut and
Whipple schools OF that city respect
lively. The artist will bo Mr.. U. D..
renny.
One OF tho sophomorcs who lef
Princeton college during the civil war
TO enter the army Is To enter the class
Of '9i OF that institution 10 finish his
course. He is now 53 years old aud
obviously convinced that the lit q
difficulty is completely wound up.
The late Col. l.. NJ. Dayton. vino
was an officer on Con. Shormun's stall.
left nm estate valued at over $500. 900.
Among his bequcsts, outside OF tho
family circle. arc these; To tho home
OF tho Friendlcss and the Children's
Home In Cincinnati. each 5000; 70
the Society OF tho Army OF tho Ten
nosseo, %, 900; and to tho Ohio Com
mandery OF the Loyal Legion. his
portraits Of Gems. Sherman, Grant and
Sheridan.
Col. j. A. Mann. ist Ind. Legion
(Militia), OF Lansing, Mich, isn prom
lnent candidate for Chief OF tho Live
Stock Department Of tho Chicago
Worlds Fair. Tho Colonel has been
indorsed by stock raisors and cattle
! men OF the entire Northwest The
/ Colonel is one Of the host qualified mon
In tho country 10 fll this important
office. lie Is mt prcucnt livestock
and ronl e,tn,o auctionoor ut Lansing,
Mich
Rear Admiral John l.. Wordcn, whc
commanded the original Monitor In
Its historic fight with the Merrimnr,
still shows In his face the heavy pep
poring with guppowdcr which ha ro'
roivod In that engagement by tho OK
plosion Of n rebel shell at the peep
hole 10 which his eye wns applied.
Tho admiral II living unosicntntiously
In Washington. mud II !. very difficult
10 Undue. him Ia siy anything about
himself or tho battle which made him
famous. and bc c-chcw- all articles oI
dress which would indicat. his rank
or profession.
Senator williamf. Villas, Of Madl'
son Wis, recently received news
that his namosako, william y. villas
I'M. Ind killed himself n, Memphis,
Tenn. This young man was spoken
Of In some reports ~ n nephew ol
senator vllns's hut ho wns not rclh'
tive Of the OK Secretary Of tho Interior.
senator Villas wns stricken with yul'
low fever nj Memphis while soldici
In tho war Of the rebellion. ltt
mn. n prominent citizen Of Memphis,
took the young soldier TO his homo
Mr.. hin and family nurscd him bHcf
10 health. anu. ~ the Senator still
elnl,rs saved his lifn. A strong nt
tacbmont Aprang up between The
two famille., and In 1864. when sor
wna born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. llill, thny
named him after Mr. Villas Mr. 'iill
tho father, died some years ngo.
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swallowed Nothing.

Col. Mlcl,ncl g. Murphy NJ Now
York, has had n remarkable expert.
enco with starvation. lio lived seven
months without swallowing n morsel
Of food or single drop Of drink and
during TIM, tlno hs endured ono SUR
gicai operation oi grcnt severity aud
equal dolicncy nnd danger pnd nny
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On tie nio0e
Stomach, and Bowels,
after DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets have done their work.
It's a healthy movement too
"a natural one. The organs
are not forced into activity
one day, to sink back into a
worse state the next. They're
cleansed and regulated-mild-
ly and quietly, without wrench
ing or gripping. One tiny,
sugar-coated Pellet is all that's
needed as gentle laxative;
three to four act as a cathar-
tic. They're the smallest,
cheapest, the easiest to take.
Sick Headache, Bilious Head
ache, Constipation, Indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rangements of the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels are
promptly relieved and cured.
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Two Rr.s. Men.

They met on the city hnll steps
II say you are falsifcr. SIR" OK
claimed the man coming down.
Whats thatp What's thatP" asked
the other one, bracing up and back
Ing down.
Il say you nro fnisiier. SIR"
And ] rcpel tho insinuaiion and
calumniato tho insinuntor."
Whats that' What's that, sEe''
snortod the up-stsp man.
u ropol the insinuation, sir, and
calumnlnte the irslnuator;" mud hc
stepped up n step
We'll. sir, ] ncco2t' your apology.
sir; but don't let Il occur agaln. -
Detroit Frco Press.
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a New WAY,

An editor In n largo yrcwh town rc-
Gently published ,hi. noticci The
vino merchant who sold me last week
n bottle OF Lemonade favored with W.T.
riol. for n bottle Of chnivpagnc. Is rc-
quostad To send me, within ~ hours. n
bottle OF genuine champygnc, falling
which his name and hAsrnss will bc
made publlc.' The result wins that hs
received almost unlimited contribu.
tons Of hrst-cln-r zine forth With.
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A aur.,i,a Ahau, Wells.

Whats the matter with Nav York
womonp counted sis Of them nj ono
thca,or Inst wcck with wells drawn
tightly over their iar.s and II was no,
n matinee, either. They looked llk.
fools Aro ,hcyP We're they 70 mndc
mp ns not TO dare TO expose their nrt 10
tho closer inspection Of the men n.s,
TO ,honP u not what's tho ma,torP
Kate Field.
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REDUCE YOUR pENomlNAroR.
Two Ways Of EauaiininE Attsinmsnts
aud Desires.

aud Desires.
:" To most earnest people life Ia hard
and fast anti growing continually
harder and faster and to many Ills
becoming more and more burning
question how they shall meet like men
and women, the demands Of each day
without falling under tho condemna-
tlon of thut law. II would be com
parAtivoly easy for the society follow
ers, II they had any desire so to do
TO settle their problem by following
Carlyle's plan. and reducing their de-
nominHtors. He makes II very clear
TO all those who. have passed beyond
the stage OF childhood; and oonse-
quently do comprehend tho nature OF
a fractlon--an impossible thing for
child to do, because 1t lies in the
region Of relntivity-thato our wishes
and desires stnpd to our abilities,
either pscuniary or mental. In tho
same relation us the donominator OF a
fraction to Its numerator and that tho
value OF the fraction OF each one of
us expresses in terms easily written
uoWn the Otul huiouht olNOur boliu
happiness or contentment In this
View It follows that there are always
two possible ways OF increasing the
amount Of tho latter-and this Is no
doubt the main object toward which
are directed most OF the efforts OF most
men-namely, to increase our numera-
tor by increasing our possessions, or
to diminish our denominator by de-
creasing tho total amount OF our de-
sires. The first OF these ways is the
only one generally perceived By the
majority OF people aud the one to
which thoy bend ali their efforts, but
II Is often the impossible way, while
the other path lies always open to
most people, with absolutely sure re-
ault
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A Fragile structure.

A system which chronic Indigestion hR
depleted and rendered nervous and feeble
Is Indeed very fragile structure, n tonp'
mept fast toppling Into irr.tricyablc decay
Excessive lrritabillty, of temper. hbnorm1l
and caus -lcss anxiety. hypochondrla, hys
teria aud sloeple,spess these arc some ui
tho manifestations OF nervousness Thai
grand inyigotating n.rvino. Hostettsr
Stomach Blttsrs, trangulli,as by strcngthef.
Ing the nerves., accomplishing the double
result through tho medium Of renewed
digestion and assimilation No tonic In eN.
istenco exhibits such thotoughnass, pro
duces such speedily Improbable effects NJ
tho biticrs It's "a perfectly reliable sale
guard against malaria aud dangerous xiii
ney trouble. and remedies completely live
and bowel Inactivity and disorder Sefvoui
invalids should not fail Ia fortlfy th-t
systcms with this benign protective, whisl
well merits u persistent trial.
When is an actor a bad onoi About nine
times out of ten
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Po.s.pr.nAl.I Or.sor,.

Would you give man who hasn't
had anything since day before yester.
day. bite TO crt?"
''liow do know you nrc not nm I'm.
pos,or. What's your busincss?'
"im nm orator; followed II for
years"
AN orator. Explain yourself, sir"
"Wcll. sir. I'm mn after dinner speak
cr. r.n-Arknnsaw Traveller.
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HE XII $ S I N Il
G urch. 1t
sou n d S very
queer, but such
was the title
given to u GER
tain place Of
worship not long
since established
In New York.
The ch II r c h
earned It's oscu-
latory caption by
its attempt to re-
vivc u practice Of
the pri mitive c
Christians. This
Ayns to inter.
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sssssIl~ss Republic,

Tho smallest republic In tho world
Is anid 10 be- frnnccvillo, ono u tho
islands OF tho New llobridos. IN, In.
babip,h,a consist Of forty European.
and 300 black workmen Employed by n
French company.
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Ton ManY Elrririri.n..

The trade OF electrician, one Of the
very newest, begins 10 bc crowded. In
Philadelphia there nrc 200 graduates Of
u polytechnic institute on record as
having offered 10 work M electricians
for so cents n dhy,
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ONE ENJOYS

ONH ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gentlyyet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities COM
mend it to all and have made 1t
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute,
CALIFORNIA FiC SYRUP co.
... SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kE NEW YoSx. Gx
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Me-. proi.h,y Might

They say that Mrs, vefbinge.
Her household cares among.
Doth hold her owni" hor husband sAys
sbe rarely holds her topgu.
-iioston Courie,
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number OF ones OF smaller conse-
'quenee. He suffered so much from
dyspepsia that in 1889 tho physicians
concludedr that he had an ulcer
In L, hisn stomach. 10 treat
OF involved an enforced rest
IL the important organ OF
digestion that lasted tifty-ninc days.
In tho meantime, by the use OF mo-
chanical APPLIANCES that involved the
swallowing Of a'good deal of rubber
tubing the stomtch wns washed out
daily with u solution OF nitrate OF sill
yer. He got better, but soon after
had structure OF the ;rsophngus. He
could swallow nothing. and food was
administered by enama. When his
wasted strength made 1t necessary
that his life might be saved, his
stomach was opened. n rubber tube
inserted and he was fed through this
Finally the structure was cured.
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Msshinrten,s Cns,.

Ono hundred and eight dollars have
been paid for n coat once worn by
Washington. From what WI know of
tho Father Of His Country he never
pnid that for tho coat when II was new.
Chicago journal.
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What ~ (os0s,

II costs I ccnts n pound 10 bring
ten from Yokohama To New York.
1900 miles, and 10 cents u pound Ia
scnd ton by express opo milo uptown
la that city.
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has come to mean respect, on the cheek
friendship, but on the lips love. The
wise girl will keep her lips sacred.
But what is the use of reasoning or
instructing in such matter. Other
things may be learned, but among
civilized people kissing, rs Dogberry
says of reading or writing, comes by
nature" E. II. b.
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"Hapseu's Magic C~rn saivc.
your drugHst for u. Price Us cents.

Let us not complain. Tho swoet girl
graduate, Ia anything but torrid atmos-
phere, would not appear half 30 sweet
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a Now Home.

The Rhode Island Soldiers Homo
at Bristol was dedicated ON May ~
with appropriate ceremonies by the
Department OF Rhode Island. G.. A. X.
The town OF Bristol donated tho
Greene farm. worth fl0. 900, to tho
State for soldiers relief purposes, and
upon this very desirable site, com-
manding iinc viow OF Fall River and
Mt. Hope bay on the east Naragan.
sett Bay. the ocean. and the island OF
Rhode Island on the south, and the
bay, tho west shore and Providence TO
tho west and north. was erected this
HON. for the country's saviors. The
homo opened with nearly 100 inmates,
~ pcr cont OF whom receive no pen.
sions. %.
4. Tho domestic building In also OF
wood. a3x50 loot. with kitchen, store
-toons. amusement halls, library md
officers dining room on the first Hoor,
and nine siceplng-rooms, n bath and
several stororooms on tho second
floor. -...
There nrc four pnvlllons, 25xsi foot.
each with wing on chrh sidu IHN3'
feet six inches. Tho central part oi
each pavilion consists OF u dormi,ory
containing twenty-five beds. Ono ol
tho wings has the wnrdmn-tir OF
scrgcants room md oight beds, thu
other is for tho dIping.room, with q
pantry, lavn,ory and water closets nd
jacent.
Tho appropriation for the homo
was ti 20, 900.
Tho house has been so arranged
that there shall by groups. or families.
thus affording greater harmony and n
better feeling among the inmates, and
10 enhance n spirit OF concord. cnci
inmate hns boon provided with u lock.
or or closet besides his own bed,
Tho bulldings nro roomy md com
Portable. Tho administration build
Ing II n wooden structure, storiot
In height. 65xJs feet on the sills and
contains the offices Of tho Home. III,
Surgeons room, the di-pcnsary nnt
tho residence II tho cpmmnndnnt
Capt. Is. Z. Hail, II l,hodc lslnnj vot.
rfHn.
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PITS. All M stopped tree By pn. ttisHs GsrAt
ssfss il~.torer No i1t after rfstisr SUE. Mafs
rsau. cuts. Truatse and q 00 trial botts free u
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The NJ. Il. Church has no further use
for Psalm SMALL but Dnyld's Psalms are
stilI as good na new.
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Athletes say 1t is easier TO jump board
fence than "a board bill.
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whan Baby wns aick, we Hnye her CastortA,
whsn sh. wAs Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she bccan. Miss, she cIung 70 Castoria,
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MIsr so-callod "liittars" aro not medi
cines, but simply liquors 30 disguised as
To cyado tho law In prohibition sections.
This isuot the case with tho celebrated
Prickly Ash Bittors II Ia purely modi-
cine, acting on the liver and blood, aud by
reason OF It's cathartlc effects cannot be
used us u beverage. 1t should DO In every
housshold
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There Ia temporary lnll la American
diplomacy, but tho college diplomats"
arc amusing tho country meanwhile.
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Mvs. wiusiow'. soothips syrup, Tor chii'
drsp t.sthins. 'of,sns tho gum, reduces innsinmA-
ton sllays pain, cures wind collie. &c. bottle.
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A Pi,,sburg girl, whose lover is awnite
washer named Kelsey, always calls him
"KAiscy mine"
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Brynnt's Mail College, BuffsIo. n. Y.
II you,wpnt ~ get good, thorough business edu-
cation ohenply, nt your own home, write To above.