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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27
PLAYRooMs FoR CHILDREN
Ihey Form an Important Part In tho Han
ptness of the Young PeoDle

1hey Form an Important Part In tho Hap
ptness of the Young People.
There is not one woman in TWENTY
who knows what an important part 8
play-room may be made to serve. in the
household economy and in the economy
OF her own nerve force.
we nave a room set apart for the
bath, for the preparation and consump.
ton OF food, one dedicated to ccr..
monious usage only, and one where
sleep Is invoked; then why, when the
household is made up of special depa TT.
ments, is there SO little provision for
the amusement of those members of
the family who engage the whole time
and attention of tired mothers?
IT requires a little thought and ippe
nulty to Turkish up play room it such
an attractive way that the children will
De content to pass most of the day
there, but many dollars need not be-
spent, for costly things pail upon a
child's taste far sooner than simnlcr
and cheaper ones.
IL is not enough, though, that this
room should be sunny and bare and
that the children have the privilege of
bringing into it all sorts of odds and
ends of their own finding. Kinder1.r-
ten methods applied to home training
insist that the mother shall place OBJ.
9ects OF pleasing form and color in the
hourly sight of little ones. Pretty lith-
0graphs may well crowd each other on
t4A0 Wills.
3 Cut out the pictures of beasts. birds.
men. women and children pasted on the
door-panels make q museum that NAV
% depended upon to stop baby's CRYING
many and many a time. Japanese tile
books are to be had for a tribe. the
quaint. beautifully-bordered pictures
nAaking highly interesting setting
exound the fireplace. Japanese dolls |
rsepdng around the corners of picture |
1rAmes or from behind the clock are |
vostly amusing to the toddlers. An
Old hair-clotk sofa can be improvise5 |
4Ato = capital stage-coached, or. indeed
sneo anything the moment demands Of
= q screen covered with Christmas
ea<4s, u placed across one corner,mal.es
onug house; across smother corner IL !
Robinson Crusoe's cave, or All
bes cavern, and in the diversity of
pany-foom Inventions the value of the
lcreen 4 beyond reckoning
There should be an ola table with
EpS1erin which are states, pencils aud
4sx Of cheap paints Soap bubble
|Dee are = necessity. and q game 81
4e1edCre asboon. An inscription MT
~ hides Of the door of the Ma
ua0said read: ..yNho slams me
ybody. IN. X. H~rald.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27
,eRsoNAL ANp 5aNIprRsoisAl.

The Princess Louise is said Is h
sery superstttious and sometimes viii
not attend public functions as agreed
apon ON the plea that she lGnowa it will
be one Of her bad days. !,
/ The wheat king Of the world be
longs to Argentina. He ID an Italian
immigrant named Guazone, and his
broad acres arc situated In the south
Df the province of Buenos Ayres
Mrs Lois Triton, who died recently
IN New Haven, aged Us. was the las,
slave sold on the New Haven green. ii
not in Connecticut. This occurred in
1924. She was born in Halifax, n. s..
in 1900.
-Tanetaro Megata. who in 1874 was
one of the first Japanese students ever
at Harvard, is now superintendent OF
the custom house at Yokoham ma, ia pan
position as important as that of col
lector of the port of New York.
William G. Carpenter, the Oldest
Practlcing lawyer in New York, APP
pearcd as counsel in the city court tS~.
other day. He is 81 years of age, in
vigorous health and sound of mind and.
says it is work that keeps him alive
Oscar Wilde now dresses, as he inn.
agines. in fin de steele style He wears
long sack coat of gray Scooter cloth.
cravat is enormous. His hair is long
and parted on the side His cuffs are
many sizes too large for him, and are
fastened with links.
Mrs. Maxwell Scott, the present
owner of Abbottsford, Scotland, has
sent to Messrs. Sotheby, the London
publishers, the original manuscript of
Anne of Geicrstein." which consists OF
zoo post quarto pages, and is entirely
IN the hand of the distinguished au.
thor 1t will soon be offered for sale.
The will of the late Prof. Robert.
son Smith leaves his Arabic and Syriac
manuscript books, together with TWEEN.
ty early printed or scarce books to be
selected by the librarian. to the Uni
exception the whole of his working
library, which is very W. luable, is left
to Christ's college.
Italian, French, German, and Eng.
fish are all spoken fiuently by tho
queen of Italy, and her boudoir table
Is generally strewn with books and
in all four languages She
IS especially fond of books of travel,
md regrets deeply that she has never
been able to crafty her taste for for
eign journeyings. Her chief expedi.
ions outside her own country have
been her mountain trips through
switzerland and the.Austrian Tyrol.
The wear and tear of administer.
ng the treasury department killed
Manning and Folger;- but their fates
we're exceptional, as most Of the secre-
aries of the treasury have been long
lved. There are seven former secrcta-
les still surviving: Hugh McCulloch
feorge S. Boutwell,, Benjamin H. Bris-
ow, John Sherman, Walter O. Gresh-
m, Charles $. Fairchild and Charles
'oster. The same number of ex-secre-
aries of war survive: Schofield. Cam
ron, Ramsay. Lincoln, Proctor, En-
icott, and Elkins
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

| 1t is better to run the shoes dowr
at the heel than to be too lazy to walk
Rams Horn.
An OHset.-Young Miss-ssI don,
want any man to ask me all of a sud
den to marry him. Old Miss-"Neithe,
do 1; still, I'D try to Offset it bv &C
cepting him as suddenly.''-Detro
Free Press.
| Everett Wrest-s"They's one pleas
| ure desc rich b1ol<es don't know. any.
way" Laymand Sowre-''Wot's dat?'
Everett Wrest-''Dey don't know de
Joy OF quenchin' a tree days t'irst.''-
Cincinnati Tribune.
between cannibals and other follzs?''
Pa-"Cannibals, my son, eat their enc
mics; other people generally go no
no farther than to live on their friends
and relatives Boston Transcript.
The soverness cas- giving little
tommy grammar lesson the other
day. IAN abstract noun,'' she said, els
the name of something which you can
think of but not touch. Can you give
me an example?'' "a red-hot poker"
-Doctor-''How old are you now,
Maggie?" Maggie-''I'm twelve, doc
tor Doctor-"Well, L declare, 1
shouldn't have taken you for more than
oh! you say that to hatter 1nev'-
Tid-Bits.
II told you you would never get
along till you learned the art of max
ing dollar go farther than you usu-
ally do" Me? Make a dollar 60
farther? Why, make them go so far
now that none of them ever get back
Journal
Prepared for the Future-Immi-
grant Inspector-''Have you made any
arrangements for your support in the
future?" Immigrant (empha ticallv,
by a dozen or more chill
dren)-''Oi hov that! Phwat docs yer
think OF how raised IA crowd av childer
loik thot fer?'-Puck.
-Mother-''That's Mr.. Poorchan in |
the parlor with your sister isn't ito''
Small Son-''Yes.'' 'Hum! Iwonder
what that poverty-stricl<en fellow
thinks of that $40 bouquet MIR. Rich
fello sent her?'' ttGuess he don't like
it much. Sister has been holding his
hands all the evening so he can't hurt
it."-Credit Lost.
-"1-Td like to marry your daugh-
Ter, Sir" the youth confided to the fair
one's severe parent. ''You-want-to
marry he thunder.
ID. Young man, will you be good
enough to tell me what your prospects
life are?' well, they seemed
pretty good when 1 talked with your
laughter, but, seeing you, I've come to
he conclusion that I haven't any."-
Star.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27
ALL SORTS.

SEALS cannot live in fresh water
In New Zealand cats are used to de-
stroy rabbits.
TAME turkeys can be trained to hunt
wild ones.
JUNEAU, the largest town in Alaska.
has two newspapers, an opera house, q
brewery and a news company.
The Mohawk Indians will not allow
SO much as a blade of grass to grow
upon the graves of their companions
E "A SEA gull has been domesticated by
Frank Rausell, of Sheboygan, Mich.
1t has just Matched a brood of chickens,
The honey bes is supplied with a
Palr OF compound eyes with hundreds
OF facets, each capable of sight by
itself, as we'll as several simple eyes,
A VEIN of bituminous coal six feet
deep, which it was claimed was traced
half mile, has been discovered near
the Lake of the Woods in Wisconsin
The longest train ever hauled by a
single engine in America was on the
Reading line. 1t contained two hun
drcd and fifty empty cars and was
mile and a quarter in length.
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A Valuable Collection of Books.
h. ->lo

Cunaso-Taddells has . very valuable
library.
Fangle-I didn't know that he had
any books to speak Of
Cumso-O. yes. He has six bank
books which show an aggregate credit
of SIS, OOO.-Detroit Free Press
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CONSCIENCE doesn't get its growth for Fl
teen years. Previous to that ago. Cl,ildre
do bad things and sleep oil night as if the
Were 1nnocent.-Atcllison Globe.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27
A Decided Disadv.ntaee

Teacher-Now- do you see the differ
ence between animal instinct and hui
man reason?
Bright Boy-Yes'm. If we had in
stinct we'd know everything we needed
to without learning it; but we've got
reason. and have to study ourselves
mos blind or be a fool.-Good News
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The Usual WAY

The Usual Way.
He stopped ut a small and elegant place.
Down by the soun6fng sea;
And later he said.
AZ he rubbed his head:
"You can't hardly tell by the size OF the housa
What tho size OF the bills will be-.
Detroit Free Pra1a
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MAMMA-'.Robbic. why didn't you sneak
to to Mrs. Ban!Elc when YOU mot her just
think twice before l speak, aud I couldn't
think Of nything to think. Inter Ccean
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CHAPPIE-'Beforc look at your rooms :
want to know II YOU take children hero. -
Mrs Hayloft-''W Well, if your ma has Il real
good nurse for you I'll take YOU for
awhile. Inter Ocean.
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One for the Complex,on

Mildred very iterary)-Let us sub
scribe for a magazine between US.
!. Muriel--All right.
Mildrcd-What one do you suggest?
Muriel lirorically. with a glance at
her frlend)-Let's get powder maya
zine.-Vo8ue.
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His Threat.

What do you mean by threatening
me as you have? I hear that you
swore if cut across your field again
You would shoot mo Is you would q
dog"
sob, that's all right. 1 never shoot
dogs. Boston Transcript.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27

NEvEn ask 4 man ''What's upr He M
be sensitive and have u paw nticlset in h
Philadelphia Record.
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''THIs is an awfully irregular watch d
you expect to go by it9' .Jimps-'.Jupite
no; expect to go pawn it."
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27

Hunter suppose tn game is prot
ty we'll killed off by now?
Farner-Oh. Lord. no! Verse; Their
amt ben no one huntin' up here but
feRlers like you from the city.-Judee.
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s.WuY did Jawley- 60 into tho monastery
Did lie really get tired of the world s'' mo
tho t. ouble was, tho world was getting ii rex
of Ja'7ley.''-Harpers Razcr g
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5ivin & Tommy the Bctter

The Teacher-It is better. far better
to give than receive. Now Johnny,
you may tell me what you mean to do
toward following out this beautiful
rule.
Johnny-I1l let brother Tommy do
all the givin' when either of us has
somethin' good Chicago Record.
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.'r4AT's what J call good deal of take
off, laIuented tao carriage horse, turnin 2
to look at It's locked tail.-Chicago Tribune
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II ANT had nothin' to eat for a week,
sir,'' said the tramp. Cant you do suthin'
for mef'' ''Certainly.'' said the pedestrian
Fast for two months and I'll get YOU a
place in dino museum. ''-Harper's Bazal:
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WHICH would you rather be, u knaye o,
n fool1' asked Idioticus. II don't know
replied Cynicus what has been your ex
perience2''-~Tit-Bits ~
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QUITE naturally, it is the man of Sc,
soned intellect and ripe experience who doc
not seem fresh
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AS rule the lifc Of u conscientious rex
estate agent is filed with good decds.-Bu
f;ilO Courier.
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How do you know he's a real pro-
feSSional humorist?''
Because he can never sec anything
funny in anybody else's humor."-Chi.
cago Record
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Hcr Definition,

He asked the miss what was a kiss,
Grcmmatically defined:
1t 3 conjunction, sir she said.
And hence can't be declined
--Indiananolis .Ionena]
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THE ONWARD mARcn

Of Consumption IN stopped short bv DR..
Pierceas Golden Medical Discover. Il YOU
pese saa cure IN 3hose
GUS conditions Of the blood which invite
ConsHmPfl9n; In severe, lingering Coughs,
rJ-iedy. ~ o..s
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TEERE ought to be a law whereby yo,
could put some people under bonds to kecJ
away from you.
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II saw a very curious thing to-day.
t'Whet was it?''
"A woman driving nail with q
hammer instead of with the back Of
her best hair hrush.''-N. Y. Press.
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Why He Laughed,

Professor Ito student)--What are Won
laughing at?
Student-At your appearance
Professor-Do you laugh over every
little tribing absurdity that you chance
to see?-Alex Sweet. in Texas Siftinos
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DO 1ou find your new maid very try
ingf' Mrs. NuWife No, the trouble i
she won't do ANYTHING. '.-Intcr Ocean
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l Familiar Quotation.

Staylcte--I must go: It +, oett,n,,
late. sewing
EoheI knox--Wcll, better latc thar
never.--N Y. World
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Certain Of It.

i've got a cold or something in nv
'ead. was what the simple little
chapPte said. The summer girl. with
ROBUSTNESS demure, replied: ..Oh, it
must he cold, I'm sure.'-N. Y.
Tribune
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Ills Field.

gyms see that they have organized
boarding house keepers trust in Phil
adelphia.
Smyles--That's what I've been loo,.-
ing Tor. You can't get trusted her.
nowadays.-}Srooklyn Life
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A Point or SIMILARITY.

Hicks-1our milk is like what wo
have on the coast of England.
Mflkman-IIow is thatc
World -
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Mover Idle.

Mover Idle.
Baseball Cran!k-Why. doctor! What
are you doing out here?
Doctor-Oh. just killing time!
Baseball Crank - Great Scott! 1
should think you would leave your
business at home when you come to .
place of this kind!-Puck
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A TIou.ehold Conven,.nce

Mrs. Tidey-I never knew till mar
ried Arthur how much a full beard
1ightens the duties of housekeeger.
Visiting Friend-Why, what has a
full beard to do with housekeeping,
Laura?
Mrs. Tidey-It makes such a nice
crumb-catcher.-Jud
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27

"A Dose In Time Saves Mine of Hale.
60ney OF HorehCInd and Tar for Coughs
Fixes Toothache Drops Cure in one minuts,
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He-I know what I'd do if I had q
million dollars
She-What?
He--Spend it.-Detroit Free Press.
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To BE Corxratul,,.,,.

Teacher-For what were the ancient
Romans remerlsa BILE?
Dick Hicl<s---Thcy understood Latin.
N. Y. World.
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Reputation Hard to Make.

Robby--How did the sphinx get tho
credit OF being SO wise. papa?
MI. Morris-By keeping his mouth
shut for three thousand years.-Tid-
Bits.
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Fanny-Who Is that handsome fell
low?
Maude-My intended
Fanny-Why. didn't know You were
engaged.
Maude-Neither am I.-Truth
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. ME9. SARAH 8. SNHD.
q Clio. E-cdcN Co..
~. c., wri tco: my
daughter wcs FIRST at
tn CT Cd " It h pncl-
mOIlio and pleur1sY in
very bad form and
was then taken with q
very bad cough, which
kept growing worse
and worse, until final
~ it seemed Us though
eho had consumption
very bad. Tho ply
etcians prescribed Cod
benefit. procured
two bottles OF DR.,
P1erce'e Golden Medi.
cal Discovery and abe
grew bettCr. She
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27

PROFESSOR (seeing the sign s'F'reshly
Painted'' over the zebra's cage in the ZOO
logical garden)-''How very strange!
could have sworn that those stripes were
natural. "-EIiegendo Batter,
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'Do YOu think that wealth, brins:s happi-
ness!'' 81 DO not know. I'm Il poct."-
Washington Star
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witty e. WEI, as Prot,

May-Ncxt To a man. what's the jol
lest thing .yol1 know off
Ethel--AIyself. if he's nice.---Brook
lyn Life.
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What Did She Mean ?

Clara-Papa gives me two hundred
dollars every birthday.
May-Cgh: you, must have quite ,
sum of money. Traveller
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Chance to show HIS ABILITY.

He-I have been quite n traveller all
my life.
~ She yawning)-Won't you please
show me how you do it.-To1vn Topics.
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do you believe in the novel with q
purpose?" said Squildig to an author
friend.
Certainly" the latter replied. IAN
the novels ever wrote have the same
purpose"
''What is it?''
To improve my bank account."-An-
0vvers.
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Ask Their Wives.

BreHthtee there q r.a:i!l with soul dOoA
Who never z" himself hath said.
As home his footsteps he i.us turned:
II clean forgot that IN DO ,lcsaei.-'
--W;ishing.on Stay
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds 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 Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant te the taste, the refreshing and truly
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
disPelling colds, headaches and fevers
1t 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 from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 60c and 81 bottles, but it 10 mani
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed On every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well Informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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The devil is always polite upon first a.
Quaintance.-Ram' 9 Horn
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Really n scr,ouu nru,,cr.

Actor--Hurry. or well miss the train.
Actress cant find my diamonds O..
my purse.
sOii. well. never mind.
Yes tnt +':e I.nr. e had ten dollars
In IN. weekly.
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''He has about decided TO run and f.
In the hands Of his friends. Good
Roads.
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He Could Do II.

Clerl<-Ire really cannot read this letter,
sir; the writing is too bad.
Principal impatiently) = Nonsense!
The writing is good enough-any ass
could read 1T. Hand it to mei-Truth.
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Halls Catarrh Cu1o
Is taken internally Price &c.
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hasn't felt any retprn oF lung aisease in ov ae
t21 When she took the ,nrst dose. and to-day
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Town and COUNTY.
She does not heed the cablc-car
Which goes with speed intense;
Sho cares not for the trolley wire
Whose voltage ia immense.
The old excursion steamer brings
No terror to her brow.
But when she's in the country she will run
across acres of ground and climb barb
1nQutsitivc gaze
OF an aged. docile cow
-WaShinRton Star
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Mas. PoTTs-ssYou have just been thrown
out OF work, eh!'' Everett Wrest-" 'Scuse
me, didn't say I'd been trovn out OF
work; said | had been trun out Of de
works = workhouse, see3'-Indianapolis
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IN THE DAYS or THEIR YOUTH.

IN THE DAYS or THEIR YOUTH.
BnNjAAIIN HARBIsoN was . close stu
dent, and had oil the advantages Of .
liberal education.
TINToRErTo; the painter, came hon.
estly by his profession. He was brought
up in dye shop.
ScnUMANN was raised in q book store,
and to the end of his life retained q
fondness for the business.
BARRY, the painter, had his interest
in art reused when on voyages with his
father, who was q sailor.
ARTHUR was q close student and ex-
ce1led in scholarship. He was fond of
athletic sports and hunting.
THOMAS PAINE, the American po1iti-
cal and controversial writer, passed his
youth at the staymalker's bench.
DoDDR1DGE, the theologian, was
brought up in an oil shop, his father
being q dealer in paints and oils.
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Cures That Faith Won't Enect

O0KOU 1u8C X0IVn V0h'C VInOOG
Are brought about by the use of Hostetter's
stomach Bitters foremost among American
dyspepsia, liver complaint, malaria and
nervous complaints succumb to this reliable
remedy. It does it's benign work thorough
~, and those who use it reap q fruitful
harvest of health. Physicians Of the first
Standing commend it.