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impure BLOOD.

Nearly all diseases Of long standing hays
their origin In the unnatural and unhealthy
condition Of tho blood. or ~ this condition 10
very properly ~denommated, impure blood. In.
Examinations Of long standing, rheumatic pains,
lingering and scrofulas diseases, and all skin
diseases. such as eruptIons. pimplcs. and
blotches, are an caused BY impurities n the
blood. 1.-THE blood lows through the vessels in
. pure, fresh and powerful stream, Il carries to
every part OF the body and to every organ new
snd fresh vitality and carrles the waste matter
away from them. The chief care Of parsnes
who are DESTROYS OF promoting the physical
welLbeinE Of their children should therefore b.
to guard the tender bodies OF their children
against susceptibility to the attack Of germs Of
al kinds o diseases through impure blood. II
b = we'll known fact that people young - well
- old whose blood circulates freely can OK.
pose themselves with impun fy to the dangers
Of ~contagion, while persons wi.h impure blood
will suecumb to it at the FIRST opportunity. All
skin diseases in particu ar are the consequence
remedies may be applied they will always
return as long as the blood remains in pure
though they may disappear for = time. scrofula
. ID scrOfulJus diseases such as swell ings Of the
glands. boils and assesses cannot be cradica.
ted with salves and ointments SO lcng a. the
blood remains in It's impure state They win
disappear however BY themselves when the
blood flows fresh and pure. For that reason 4
remedy that will remove all impurities from
une piOj0 Whlcn 50 Ire iuenuy ueteriOfaFe II IN
children, must De regarded as a genuine bless.
Ing for the human race. Such . remedy q now
| Uttered us In tie st Bernard Vegetable Pills.
medicins herbs Of The Alps and should be kept
on hand n ev .ry house as the nrst and fore
mot family mrdicine:. A few 81. BERNARD Pills
taken at the right time may prevent mnch
! suffering and large doctors and druggists
bills. They can be OBJ AIMED of every irstclass
druggist. u your druggists haven't them, send
go. 10 ST BERNARD, B X Mi6. New York City,
and YOU will receive same By seturn mail.
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HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
NEW wEAvEs IN BLACK MATERIALS FoT
FALL AND WINTER.

Good taste in dress is not always the
resu t OF artistic culture, but is often
one of the good gifts OF mother Nature
enhanced perhaps by q knowledge Of
what is appropriate for the wearer. and
the occasion, while In order to be fash.
iouably attired, one must he thoroughly
acquainted with the leading styles, ano
should be able to judge as well, which
distinct garment as a set feature of ar
article OF dress ia becoming.
One point in dress should be particu.
larly considered, and that Is its color,
for o. few of the leading hues are
reslly safe for all compilations; on
the other haId black can be worn BY
every one, and black new goes out Of
fashion. therefore the demand for re.
liable black dress goods increases every
year.
Among the novelties bearing the dis
tinctive trade mark Of the celebrated
manufacturers, B. Priestley & Co., in
golden letters on the selvedge, are
curious weaves in all wool materials in
the black dyes that never grow rusty OF
change color, those superb black fab.
rios that are noted here and abroad fol
their richness and durability, hand.
some stuffs, woven Of the purest and
best woods, and the finest silks.
In these Atwood goods corded Of.
fects are noticeable in plain poplins.
swivel fignres on poplin grounds. surah
wills. dress suitings with serge effect,
and ~corkscrew diagonal.
ODD and rich are the Crystal Reps,
some showing heavy cords over en-
tire body; others with poplin stripes
between single, double. or triple larger
threads, and then there are numbers Of
new designs in Matelassee cloths in
small en- relief figures on corded
grounds.
Henriettas, those standard goods
are in the usual handsome grades in
plain goods for general service, and
mourning costumes, and in fancy ef'
sects for those who desire novelty.
B. Presley 4 Co. 8 BLACK Silk War;
and Atwood Dress Goods and Cloak.
ings are sold by all the leading mer.
chants In the United States.
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Mr.e.w r"snsr. pABILI.A, and m
blotches and lump 10 ny neck disappeared
and ! soon began 90 gala fnhesh. In / months
there was none Of the disease letin my systsr
and wa as well and strong a. ever" Ia. WI
DoSER, osceo'a. South Dakota.
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Am'cted me I yesfs--
n'otehes all over ny
BODY. swelling m my
neck and In less than !
year had lost 40 los. I
vas Induced by II. L.
Tnhbs, onr drurrisf 40
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What Makes the Baby So Fati

"Mama," said Willie, "what makes
baby Nell 50 fat and good-naturedi
She is not one bit like Aunt Emma's
baby: he is dreadful thin and cries ell
the time" Yes, Willie, that's a fact,
baby Nell is the latest and best natured
baby in all the country round, Just be-
cause we feed her upon Ridges In.
FAINT Food which contains only those
Ingredients which are known to give
health and strength. II Aunt Emma
realized how much the health OF her
baby depended, frst upon proper food,
then cleanliness, clothing, sleep, air
and exercise, she would send as / did
for q little book published by Woolrich
L Co., at Palmer, Mass, called Ridges
Food Primer, which they send free "a
any one who writes for 1t. To the in
formation obtained from this book, we
owe little Nell's fat, rosy cheeks and
good temper, which makes her our lii.
tie hearts treasure, and without which
she would be Just like Aunt Emma's
baby, . source Of trouble instead OF 1
Joy"
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Ifaf1icted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp-
son'sEye- water. Druggists sell at25c. per bottle.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

There ara now 250 lepers in Louis
lana
Really beautiful turquoises are very
rare.
The American gocseberries require
pruning every year.
The New Testament was first
printed in Irish In 1902.
Jewellers report that gold dollars
are extremely scarce.
There are certain ~antelopes which
never visit Jrinking places.
Babies should be given q dsink OF
water two or three times . day.
RABBITS signal with their forspaws.
and have regular signals and calls.
The loco weed, which Is abundant
in Western Kansas, has Q peculiar fas-
ctDation for cattle, upon which 1t
exerts an intoxicating effect.
"A New York man com mite
suicide. recently because his wife re
fused to support him.
"A Russian AN plead infancy for q
long time as he does not come OF age
ill he Is twenty-six years old
One OF the enc jewels 10 the pos
session OF the shah Of Persia Is a pear
for which one Of his ancestors paid
s675. 000.
The FIRST wheat raised in the new
world was soHn on the island Of La
bella in January, 1894, and on March
so the crop was gathered.
The largest IN the last
pubIished Government list 10 the Col.
den Age, I76S tons, built at Abbott's
Bridge, Ohio. In 1883, and bailing from
oandusky.
The L4aplander sleeps In u big
reindeer skin 70 keep him warm The
East Indian also sleeps In q bag; but It
Is not air tight, and y only intended "a
protect him from mosquitoes
-Fyu Pfobsti, who enjoyed he
distinction Of. bslnG the heaviest womaa
hi Enrcpe. has liut died 81 TTanoring,
in I3avaris. st The age o. forty-one.
At her death ahe weighed over SoV
pounds
cornp,ets buggy IN ssctaos.s was
not long ago shippsd Iron tns country
10 Mexico by ~ Dercea POT
-The onfy kfnd q fun xhi.h ap.
pears to fiourish y 0<ilfornla = Inc
apple.
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1. the Mountains.

Unpopular sIen.
Ethel-I hope the men aren't goink
to wear those horrid broad. brimmed
straw hats again this summer.
Maud-Why?
because they muss ones bangs UP
so. Harvard Lampoon.
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Kin to a High Roller

Kiln to n High Roller.
.sI've got a cousin in New Yori
Who Is one of the high rollers"
Indeed What is he, a stock
brokerS"
mo; a guard on the elevated road
philadelphia Record.
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August
Flower

My wife suffered with indigestion
and dyspepsia for years. Life be-
came a burden to her. Physicians
failed to give relief. After reading
one of your books, / purchased a
bottle of August Flower. 1t worked
like a charm. Mywife received i'm
mediate relief after taking the first
dose. She was completely cured
now weighs los pounds, and can eat
anything she desires without any
deleterious results as was formerly
the case. c. H. Dear, Prop'r Wash
ington House, Washington. Va. o
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ELASTIC SPECIFICATIONS.

Day-"Greene has just complete
one Of those copyright-desIgn, thou
and dollar cottages"
Weeks-"How Is he coming out o.
it?,'
Day-"AIl right; he bad three thou
sand dollars; his father-in-law has
given him three more, and for the
other half be has given . long-term
mortgage.
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HKR soL1rAnY ApuIRRR.

Miss Litshead has q world Of con-
ceit.
"Yes. she has,"
"Has she q ~ adm fersf"
Zone when she 10 awake"
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ONLY rAH OF n

whats all the trouble up the
street?',
1.-TWO men quarreling, and Il ID
feared they will come to blows"
Come to blowsl There il not the
slightest danger Of It"
"Why not?"
"Those men are prize fighters"
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Editor-I am sorry to say. Mr.. Fun
niman, that i don't think your pres
ent contributions Ire quite up to the
quality Of your back work.
Humorist-Back work! back work.
! should like to have you know, sir,
that my work Ia entirely head work
Boston Courier.
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lSmart boy subs!dss.
THE TRUE LAXATIVE pRrNcrPLr

AHOE
OF the plants used in manufacturing
the pleasant remedy, Syrup OF Figs,
has . permanently beneficial effect on
the human system, while the cheap
vegetable extracts and mineral sol1-
tons, usually sold as medicines, are
permanently injurious. Being well in
formed you will use the true remedy
only. Manufactured by the C~alifornis
Fig Syrup 90.
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SOMEWHAT QUALIFIED.

Little girt-Dii you ever see a
ghost?
Little boy-No.
"Didn't you ever. really?"
no"
That's queer. Everybody has seen
ghosts"
"Everybody?"
"We !, I don't mean that exactly,
but ne rly everybody has known pc ,ple
who have heard Of people who have
seen ghosts"
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Playwright-Talk about realism.
I've hit IL now. You can reopen
your theater next week
Manager-Such weather as thiss
The theater Is like an over
Playwright-That'sal wright. I've
laid the scene in Africa. New York
Weekly.
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The tx act geographical center Of the
United States Is marked by q grave :
the last resting place Of M Major
Ogden, who is buried on q little knoll
q short distance northeast Of Fort
Riley, Kan.
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The block which probably has the
largest population Of any in the world
IS 10 New York CITY, bounded by Ave
nues D aud q. Second and Third
Streets. 1t has a population of $500,
or at ths surprising rate Of 100000
to the square mile.
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FINANclER.

Customer-..Wh.t do you charge for
a hair eIt2'
Proprietor-"Ten cents.n
Customer -"Au right; but I'll only
take a ive-cent cut now. Cut her of
nalf way and III be around in a few
weeks aud take the other i've cents
/, noith.n
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Miss Frisky Oldgirl-Aint 1T funny
Mr.. Slowboy, that "Wednesday was
put Immediately after Chooseday?
Slowboy--Yes; but when there's no
Chooseday there's no WeddinRsday
either. Texas Siftings.
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Mother Who is that Young fellow
who is ealing on You now2
D%aughter-I think he intends to be a
minister. He said be wanted to take
orders.
Motber-Huhi Iguess he's looking
for a job as walter.
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He Gas the curtain falls)--My dear,
I. believe / will go into the lobby IT,
.tretch my legs,
She-You've been to the lobby three
lines to stretch your legs and the last
lime when you came back theyseemed
cal weak. l am afraid you are
tretching them too mnch.-New
york Weekly.
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The thimble was first called the
'stbumb belt" because it vas used or
the thumb insteal Of the finger, as al
present. The word soon evoluted into
humble. The word thimble 10 COM
ara.lvely modern.
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NOT so ANXIOUS.

Smart Boy-Feasa ma'am, it was
TWO minutes after nine when you got
mere. When we're late you always
keep nj after school.
Teacher-Very we'll. You can all
stay and keep me after school, II you
(Smart boy subsidies.
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MI. Weiss. Ga ylord, writes: I have receiv-
cd the sample box of ST. Bernard Vegetable Pills
and should ave Informed you Irrespective of
your request that the Vegetable Pills sufpas.
all other Pills ever used by me, asto worth o
efficiency. am troubled with torpidity Of the
liver, and shall keep your Pills as my house.
hold remedy.
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HUMOROUS


Neighbor-What is all that crying
about over vt your place?
johnny Pesstraw willie pulled
down a Jug OF molasses on himself In
The pantry this morning, and ma -
combing nls hair.
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Telegraph Item.

First Young Lady-If you say so !
ian get you a position in a telegraph
,fice, where you will have an easy
time CT 1t.
Second Young Lady-Oh, that
would never do. / am too easily
Knocked ever to become a successful
telegraph operator. You forget l am
from Observation-Disclosures.
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|. The Worlds Far managers recently
offered $500 for the programme he'd
by Lincoln when he was shot. Mrs.
McChntock Of Philadelphia now has
the paper.
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Old Lady-T'm going down TO the
,eashore and l want suthin' nice and
-oomv to battle in.
Fresh Clerk-Yes. ma'am; how
would the Atlantic Ocean do?-
Texas Siftings.
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ALL TaAr WAS LEFr.

lie sat on a can Of dynamite.
Oh, horrible disasteri
They could not find OF him one mite.
But they buried the porous plaster.
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A pound Of elk cocoon spun into
one continuous thread, would inclose
an area 1923 miles in diameter. A
small penny reel OF 'twistp has over
IL 900 yards OF silk In its makeup.
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SHE KNEW

10 the primary school tina other day
the scholars vera required to tell, IN
their " words. something about the
elephant.
Little Flossje. 10 her turn, stood up
and said.
"The plumage of the elephant is
brown"
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COLD coMronr.

Mr.. Slimpurse-To-to tell the truth,
| am IA lite afraid toto ask your
father for your hand.
Miss Chargit oh, you needn't wor-
~. He says 1 am ruinoualy sStrnva-
giant.
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G dileo's first telescope was mad
from part OF q lead Water pipe In escl
end OF which he cemented commol
spectacle glasses.
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"How is 1t that you are 20 calm
during such a storm?"
"Dear madam, l have been married
four times. "-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Rupture cure guaranteed By
d.. J. B. Mayer, S81 Arch ST., Phf'a,
Pa. Ease at once. no operation or de-
lay from business, attestcd BY thou
nnds Of cures after others fall, advice
Tree. sand for circular.
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Attalle-How would you like to
marry a European noblemanY
Amelie~ Ali They are too new.
Give me a dear old Chinese mandarin
with a pedigree longer than his cue.
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STAGE FHIaHT.

what made you allow yourself to be
held up by road agentsf"
II don't knox. Tguess It must have
heen a case of stage fright
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Photographers say that the tacia
resemblance OF husbands and wives i
closer than that OF brothers and sis
tiers.
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Little Sister-Is Queen Victoria old?
Little Brother-Oi Geo cricketsl
yes. WY she's older than the Prince
of Walesl
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FITS. All Fits stopped tree BY Dr.. Klfne
Great Nerve. RestoreI. No Fits after frst days
use. Marveloue cures. Treatise and z. 90 ffia
bottle free to Fit cases. Send g Dr. Eltse's
eSl Arch st.. ~PhilAdelphia ID
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Hoods Pulls are purely vegetable. perfectly
harmless, effective, but do not cause pain or
grippe. Be sure 10 get Holds.
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Foo1lsa.

Shell think a girl is very foolish to
marry a poor man.
lie tpiqued)-Indeed she Is; but not
Ilalf so foolish as another person whom
| might name.
She WhomT
He-The poor man who marriss thai
sort of a girl.
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sOh, Name, I've ..-sd q lovely
place for a tennis court. It's Just
round the corner"
.Do you mean that lot with a high
coard fence all around it?n
eyes"
'JIumph. j don't think thst would
10 Why, nobody could see our ten
mis- costumes from the street.
Washington star.
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AN ApEoUA1x IDEA.

McFlanagan (who has travelled
Walter, were you eve In Cork?s
Walter-No, sor; but Owe seer
a'many drawings az 1t.
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We Will give 800 reward for airy case oil
catarrh tina cannot be cured with Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. Taken internally.
Ell. CHENEY s. CO., Proprs., Toledo, o
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Shell understand that you and Mel.
Lie are married and happy.
Hs-Yes; that Is. she's Is happy and
Tn maxxisd.
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Nearly every article sold IL cheapened. in
bins Electric soap is exqcflY to-day what II
was in 1863, dbsol.tety pLre, harmless and uni.
form; ASK your grocer for 1t. Look out FOL
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Guest-What's this extra charge Of
IS for9
Hotel clerk-T That's for fees which
you neglected to give the waiter
Puck.
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Take HOODS and only HOODS. because
HOOPS Sarsaparilla CURES. 1t possesses merI
peculiar to itself. Try 1t yourself.
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It is proposed to purify the Thames
DIVER by importing a school of crocodi-
es to act as river s~cavengers.
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Don't work your horses to death with pooi
axle grease j; the Frazer rs the only reliable
make. Use II once and you Will have no other.
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Cann's Kinney Cure for
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's,
Heart, Urinary or Liver Diseases, Nerv-
business, &C. Cure guaranteed. S3l
Arch Street, Philad'a. 81 q bottle, 8
for IS, or druggist. 1000 certificates Of
sures. Try it.
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AMERICAN ornr,s TASTES

The principal causes Of sick headache.
stomach and liver. Cured by Beecham's Pills.
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Have you writtsn
me yet, n you
haven't, wisdom
intelligent
ambition suggest
write to-day.
promise you my
fpeeiai, personal
httention. ! an-
lieriske to briefly
beach any fairly
Enteiligenf person
of either ssx, who
kaa read ana
|wEat, and who
arrr Instruction,
wM work indus
how 10
learn Three Thou
sand d ollArs
yesr in their own
localities, where
<ver they live j
wili also furnish
|ths situation CT
rmp.ey meat, st
voc car
r4h t~ ~.aA-
charge nothing
land receive roth
ing %uulssB sac
ressfni, a. above
NvthinE diiheait
so learn, Of that
.Fsquires much
time Idedrs but
one pessoa, from
bach diatries or
county, fhsvsd-
ready taught and
|uoridsd With en-
~ploymens large
nuIabsy who are
5aeh. Al "a new
u know all, 6you
lone. Address,
,ussa, Aaine.
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True Courtesy.

Lambson-I missed my new tennis
,elt from my room yesterday, Mrs.
irinder, and this morning you had
ripe for breakfast.
Mrs. Grinder (the landlady, haugb.
iily)-Well sir, what Of it?
Lambson-Is there anything special
hat you would like me to get to-day?
Life
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Smith Meeting his old friend Lazy.
bone)--Glad to see you, old fell; what
are you doing now?
Lazybone-I Vawning) II am
growing Older.
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OUT IN FHg WIDE WORLD.

Hoslts'-What has become Of sandy
smith who stood 90 high in your
classY
Aiumnus-Oh, he's taken orders
Hostess SHE'S in the ministry, thenf
Aiumnus-N Ne; in q restaurant
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The area OF lie Car Of Ruseia,s
possessions is far greater than that OF
The entire RepnDl,c of France.
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Mrs. A-"That neglected cold OF Mrs. C-'s Ia
elling on her. She coughs morning, noon and
hight, ha fever and night swe. Is. She can't
asst long at this rate"
Mrs. B-"If she would Fedrs ri those misrr-
Ibte obfafes and take Dir. Hoxsie's Certain
'ronp Cure her cough would soon disappear.
10 I were in her place / would ask my .drus gist
O get IL Of any wholesale drug house."
"As barren as Labrador" is an ILL.,
dvised expression, for nearly a thons-
! d species Of flo werlng plants grow in
hat supposedly bleak region. The
mosquito 6ourlshes there aud the
.uekoo bird finds a summer hermitage
there.
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Seed Lets-waal. I'll stop chawin'
I things amt gettin' crowded here
n taown when they halter raise
vegetables ON tn roof.--Judge.
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Alden. Arabia, has been visited BY
rain but twice In the last 90 years, re.
lates an exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-12
ENGLISH POLITICS.

The situation in England to-day is most
interesting ono. but unless all fi1or1 rea-
soning 10 at fault. it must soon end in the
dsintegration and overthrow Of Mr.. Glad
stones unnatural combination, dignifed
sometimes by the name of party. That COM
bination consists of Liberal and sentimental
Englishmen in the higher classes, repre-
sentatives of labor organizations and IRISH
men determined TO dsunite Ireland from
England The labor element of the Lib
eral party might agree to the de-
mands of the Irish, but Mr. Gladstones
following among the upper classes of
Engllshmen has no more idea OF conceding
disunion than they have of turning Eng
land over 10 the Government Of France.
For the past seven years Mr.. Gladstone has
been preaching through England vague
doctrine of Home Rule for Ireland which
has had nothing defined in itand has restedin
the appeal to sentiment which the taking
cry of Home Rule necessarily carries. he
has beguiled many Englishmen into follow
ing him with this cry, but they have no
idea that he Is leading them
whittier he is really going and
when that point shows itself TO
their vision a reflex action will occur that
will give to the G.. o. NJ. shook such as
he has never before received. This state Of
affairs was very clearly indicated when he
spoke in the House on the Queens speech.
He talked in his usual generalities Of Ho me
Rule and received the uproarious applause
of his English followers. The Irish leaders
put to him embarrassing questions concern
ing the restoration of eyicted tenants and
the release of convicts condemned for using
dynamite. For English consumption he
held to his Home Rule generalities, and
wholly ignored the interrogations of the
Irish members.
All this is smart politics and displays the
demagogue's side of Mr.. Gladstone's char
acter to its best advantage. But it is only
postponinR the evil day. He is about to
take charge of the Government and lac
must bring forward his Home Rule bill at
an early day. When he does; what an
awful disappointment will occur to some
If his bill really establishes an independent
government in Ireland he will have the
wild acclaim of the South a.d West
of Ireland, but his English sup
porters will turn from him with
horror. If his bill goes no further
than to give Ireland a Home Rule
that is dominated at London he will satisfy
his English followers. but the Irish. neces-
sary to continue his government, will give
him up in disgust. On the whole, the G..
o. Ms lot is not happy one Scylla is upon
one hand and Charybdis is upon the other.
The long and brilliant political life of the
greatest demagogue Of any age will be
brought TO fitting close by demagogue's
crown. We predict that when the Home
Rule bill appears there will be perfect
debacle.