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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

The old lady WAS right when size
said. the Child might die if they wait
ed for the doctor. She saved the
little ones life ny Il few doses OF One
Minute Cough, Cure. She had used it
for Group before. Ch,pin's Drug
store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

The length OF life 'ba.y be in :reaseu
by lesseniny its dangers The ma
iority OF people die from lung. trou-
hles. These may he averted by
promptly using One Minute Cough
Cure. Chnpins Drugstore.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

CAKYaSSERS WANTED -ro cell our
e. S. Indestrnctiblp Fire kindlers
and Oil Cans. Fills ), want in every
household.
U. s. MANF'G CO.,
Fond du Lac.
Wis.,, u. s. A.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

DO not fail to call at Taralseth's
fcl bargains in all departments.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03
DRESSMAKING.

Dressmaking done neatly and sat
isfaction guaranteed Call on me at
residence of Hans +. Imsdahl.
Miss TENA HOWE.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

Soothing. and not irritating
strengthening, and not weakening,
small but rt;ective-such arc the
qualities OF nrWitt'Ss Little Early
Risprs, the famous little pills. Cha
pins Drugstore.
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H. ll~~ Who can think
tHss1Hfil{l-KH HnAA OF some simple
EE SASHSSO SIo b0SS4 thing to patent?

Protect your ideas: they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDEkBURN @ CO., Patent AttOr-
neys, Washington, D. c.. for their 41eO prize o3er
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

Scaly eruptions on the head,
chapped hands aud lips, cuts, bruis-
es. scolds, burns are quickly cured by
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Save. tbs at
present the article must used for
piles, and it always cures them. Cha
pins Drugstore.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

Buv home made til:-Ware at NJ. L.
LarsOn's new Hardware store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

Bring your repair work to NJ. L.
Larson'S new tin sIoD.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

Absolutely pure. perfectly harm
less, and invariably reliable are the
qualities OF One Minute Cough Cure.
1t never fails in colds, Group and
lung troubles. Children like it be-
cause it is pleasant TO TAKE and it
helps them. Chapin's drugstore.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

The State Bank OF War
rem is the place where you
can get q loan OH your
f;,rln without DELAY
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

The very latest thing in Ladies
watch guards, olily 5Ornt FARRELL IS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

Have You seen the latest in dress
goods at Taralseth's.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

For SALE: All the buildings
and sheds OF the old A!eehan lumber
yard, also one safe.
The ROBERTSON LUMBER Co.,
j. P. EAsToN, Manager.
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The Warren Manufacturing Cons
pany vii, pay One Cent above tie
Market Price for old Wheat at the
Mill. FRANK JERRUE,
nanager.
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Dr. Frank Rose, DENTIST. will be il,
Warren. FROM the 13thto the 22iid,
inclusive, OF each MONTH, prepared
to do all manner offSalental work.
Fine gold crown and 7bridge sWork a
speciality. Oifit.pat Windsor hotel.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-05-11
Two Little Words.

Two little words tnat trembled on my
tongue.
And stin those syllablcs remain unspoNen:
Two souls that fate in one accord had
strung.
Could We the cruel silence but have
broken;
Two little words. on which our future
hung.
And yet we parted and betrayed no token.
Two little Or1s. to utter which I'd striven.
But still those Svllables remain unspoken.
We'd hut to taste the bliss 50 freely given.
Could We the cruel silence but have
broken,
Two words. that might have made this
earth heaven,
And vet We parted and betrayed no token.
My vain regret my hours of peace de-
prives
For still those syllableS remain unspoken:
That JOY were ours that life from love de-
riveS.
Could We the cruel silence but have
broken
Two little words that might have linked
two lives.
And vet We parted and betrayed 10
token.
William A. Rowran.
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A Young Filibuster
BY A YOUNG INSURGENT.

then sweeping in a broad circle from right
to left, 1t came nearer and nearer until 1t
lit up the yardarms and then passed on
in shore. The relief scarcely felt.
when the whole ship bathed in the
electric light that had returned to it's
prey. Our chances were certainly slim.
The only thing to run for it. The
stronger of the party went to the help
of the stokers at the furnaces. Every
ounce of steam that their furious labor
could add was given.
There was a flash from the man-o'-w war
followed by distant roar. another and an
other. but though standing out glarns
white target the inlSy sea they could
not reach Is. The Spaniard must have
been suggard, for we slipped away to
rejoice in the knowledge that before long
we ought to be on the shores - Cuba.
Safe.
A few hours later and we were approach
ing the coast at a point called Punta Bar
races Two bright fires blazed on the shore
in glad welcome. In the distance faint
streaks played like summer lightoing, or a
pale Aurora Borealis, lost in a strange
latitude
The hostile flare was seen on shore and
the beacon fires eXtinguished.
The anchor dropped with a roar of it's
chains. alarming to our over-wrought
nerves. The boats were lowered Ninety
were first taken ashore. Each one carried
two rifles. his machete, knapsack and belt
with 100 cartridges, and a package of 800
rounds, tied with Irvine. In this way at
least 10000 cartridges We're sally landed
and with them were the priceless medicine
chests. The boats returned to bring to us
all the ammunition, guns and dynamite
We were welcomed by Colonel Nasques
and his troops with wild cries OF Cuba
libre." They threw their arms about us
saluting us with southern manifestations
Of affection.
The gallant yankee captain daringly babe
us godspeed with three long blasts of his
whistle. lie must have heard our huzzahs
as he put to sea, to eude the flashing
searchlights now brilliantly distinct. He
had more than one Spaniard to slip by
and We of the Cuban army were glad to
learn later that he and his good ship
passed through their perils from the land
lighting for freedom to the home of lib
erty.
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SOME GEORGIA STORIES.

'In the Sixties" said an old citizen of
Macon county. ''old Jim Long was ferry
man at Hollinshead ferry. Jim was a queer
character and generally had things his
own way.
Il had a cowboy friend from the west to
stop over to see me on his way to Join the
regular army in Virginia at the time Jim
was ferryman and one day party of us
decided to 80 turkey hunting up about
where Mona Springs is now. There were
hve of us that morning and when We ar
rived at the river found the old fiat on the
far side with Uncle Jim dangling his bare
feet in the water and evidently taking
things sy.
d" Say. you" called the cowboy from our
side.
Wall, what is ito
We want to cross over
Eyes. guess We do.
Come on with the fat.
~ don't have to till git ready"
when will you git ready?'
"'Can't tell
at was evident that We had bumped up
against an eccentric character. and as no
one was in n hurry we waited patiently
for fifteen or twenty minutes. lie called:
"'Mebbe We hain't heard the news"
"'NNhat is it, asked the cowboy. who had
been delegated to do the talking on our
side.
The price for gittin' over used to he
quarter. hut it has riz.'
"'What is il now?'
Half "A dollar.
"'And I've some news for you
"'WaH.
The price Of cartridges used to he -
cents a box. hut they've come down to
quarter ana / kin afford to waste a dozen
or so"
'Shootin' at what?'
AT you, al give you five minutes to
make a start"
kin you PUNK that asked the ferry
man as he held up his hat on stick.
You bet" said the cowboy he sent
two bullets through it.
That's huff, and I'll come over! This
is my buffin' day. and I hate to crawfish.
but if I must. ! must. That's the trouble
out i'm this kentry. You blum a white man
and lick "A Niger and git all swelled up
over il, and along comes critter who
shoots two handed and makes you eat
grass Mighty pecooliar how the price of
cartridges fell down jest as my price riz
up, haiu't it?'"
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Sen rsouSun CaluA tiu Ca. it. Emma
Tarlo- tharrsu 1884, Tea. 81. Devon
Tsru-nn. Isuu.,iS,. Ala. -. Eyie benson,
NsUsoule. Aia-. Bonnie benson New
some. Nla-. -r- Winnsfr'i Holmes benson.
,Srw-rnis. Ala- --. Blanche Aman. Nc
..aus. ~yillr. s. V.. r, Louise Sparks.
9ta-rt. Station. GA. -.
contribution ~ s.. sent hy Miss IuUla
WILLIAMS fur Do. Grady hospital from
t.l.E.-- ami pupils OF ths Normal and
Industrial college. 3lli'irevilie- Name 81
ear--tlrstur-- Misses Lou iiIrhs.!ais.
Tlar.h. Green. I.rra I-uwS.iais. Nettie
Row CO. f---.I.s Donaldson. Eu-'n" Jack
son Naur.. Matthews. Mary Euuuh inl-
r1i. Jansen. ErUa Williams l.-rh Sparks.
err. WuuI. Varri. Nimm-. Settle Heath
Ns-l,b CoIman. I,euial shaw. A-ues Sioat.
Susie Burton. Mary VIII PaiW~r. Nuia
Anderson t-lsIia Arork. Laura Belle 'a~-
es.s. laura pw-ile iUsz CoVv'N- DAISY
Jones Narus. jordan Lliiic Gilmore. 'lAud
Ftg-r4r Su-i. Pound. Louis Mr'ishe'-.
Bessie Hutchinson Tiui" Neisl'r. Kate
fssmr.-. Sray I-isret'. Daisy Robinson.
1fa. ueadvylsr. Iaya,la Harris. Annie
walton Maud CuwmiuEF- Salii' MHric.
Afffs t-r~u. Is.ua Land. Nlr D. il- CHAP
reW Misses Juia a Fills. 1. i.tntl.i' N"rris
.r4~v a Eslanu. Jeuul. f- 'l-arhe. ftLrh.
Jones F.ula ssliutl. Anna tara't. MfS.'
s.rak.r. Nr Esruuson. AIR Euilari.
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~F0R 1896 % SamsIs STYLES
.A rs - - sNR LIST o. 80 80 PEEN'tM AaIic5Es
Mention The Constitution.
THE STANDARD DESIGNER.

The Constitution has been clubbing with
The Standard Delineator. an excellent pub
lcation OF the Standard Fashion Co, or
New York.
We have just received this notice. f'y
recent decision Of the sIIE me court Ne.
have no right to the use IF The name
'Deline7tor as The title or part of The
title Of our magazine Pending appeal.
which we hope ana believe viii result in
our favor. our macazno viii be issued and
named The Standard Designer
We give this notice for the benefit or
the many subscribers who have heretofore
taken The Standard Delineator and Tor
those who may subscribe in the future
The waEazine viii ue kept up to the
same high standard Of excellence and Wa
hope it viii continue among tie attractive
premium papers The Constitution uses
We viii send this magazine with The
Weekly Constitution one year for $40, one
sample copy viii be- sent free upon appii-
cation 20 parties desiring 10 examine the
book with reference 70 subscribing The
next number contains many articles OF in
terest 20 the ladies. suggesting the proper
summer STYLES and the novelties Of the
season. Address all orders 10 The Atlanta
Constitution.
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KIssERs AND KISSING.

St Paul Dispatch. There is woman in
New York who wants 70 he kissed TO
death. but She IS carrying weight for age
and cannot find a man who is willing 10
put in time numbering her.
Boston Globe: The young man who has
been fined Sl0G for stealing a kiss from
a Chicago girl on railway station plat
form is distinctly of the opinion now that
he did not get his moneys worth
Chicago Post. If the city is TO get 800
every time girl is kissed. as would seem
to be the case from the YounEPrince
decision, there certainly ought 10 be no
lack Of revenue.
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ago"
Not much. my boy. They are mostly the
same identical actresses. Why, l was
gagged once to Miss Topsie Liftoe myself.
That in 1876"
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JUN1oR coRREsPoNDENCE.
Interesting Letters from Our Juvenile
Writers.

iva Campbell. siount Pleasant. Fla
DEAR JUNIOR ais lome Isl iu Mount Pleas
ant 81 station ar the Florida Central aud
Ts..a.r-ll.4r railroad. and Be- called thc hish-
ss- rrirr .a EIor.i..
SIS rsr.t Hae farm One mile from the
att0r So. raV. a neautiful level country.
Usr school closed last February. hut viii
begin again iu Iuir. viii answer Maggie
kr-z vla at, grass 0 v.ill also Eiye
question i-. what i.ook. chapter and verse
3 Talf.l rr.rt oueI Boa thc Eilic-
SaII.r Pollock Cooks Point. TcN.-My
r1fa sas % farm near th- Erasos river.
ANA we ttk. Dis dinner o. him and chem
spend trs Isv s-tishiug. The other LAY
w. ueu. Fishing and diin't catch anything
III. 5 l.rrI. catfish and turtle caurht the
tursIs There v-.1 r.- j. ii~h fry next sat
u-aay. smt 3 -tssss VIII 20 20 b. have
nor t-er o. Ush fry in long time. hut
rcue .o 81 % some Iris year
NssTsua Waikuer. Dry Greek. La am
- . lus- o. kuo- what subject To write
.sl-nut so VII Ies-ribe the country ! live
lu I5ge DOB rhe county ~ Calrasieu- II is
the biggest county iu Louisiana The soil
is fertile. anil o. nearly all timber land. Il
n.-.r- .--rr-- Er.Lu-z- mo-
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Confederate StamDS.

In all probability In your ne.ghborhood
there are TO he found these stamps on
old letters, written during the war II
you will make inquiry and search in the
ola trunks, galleries. etc, the chances
are that YOU will make a good find Ad-
dress with stamped envelope,
PHESQUE ISLE STAMP CO.
Box asa. Atlanta. Ga
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your doctor. The doctors ap
prove of SCOTS Emulsion.


prove of SCOTS Emulsion.
For whom? For men and
women who are weak, when
they should be strong; for
babies and children who are
thin, when they should be fat;
for all who get no nourishment
from their food. Poor blood
is starved blood. Consump-
ton and Scrofula never come
without this starvation. And
nothing is better for starved
blood than cod-liyer oil.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil with the fish-fat taste
taken out.
SCOTS EMULSION has been endorsed by
the medical profession foT twenty years. ASK
your DOCTOR This is because ii is always
paiatabie always uniform always contains
the purest Norwegian COd-!iyer Oil and Hypo-
phOsphites.
Put up in so cent and $500 sizes. The
SINAI, size may be enough 10 cure your
cough or help your baby.
SCOTT * BOVINE. Chemists. New Yesk
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f-a- children : have some good news
fn~ rew t1is 81 sek. ANA 2 am sIrc b viii
make your hearts glad. as BE- has mine
Tou have 200 h.s4ri ~ the Normal and In
~u-rrfal college AZ Mlll.dEeville. for IL is
4 state INSTITUTION Tor Georgia Girls. AMI IS
c0r.1 more 20 educate our girls thau any
other college Vow. I have q young friend
40 This beautiful HONS. for girls who has
Iakeu great Interest ir the cot we are
r0.uE to haV" iu the Grady hospital and
she went to work tp try help me- Today
size sent m. q. Tustcfiire order Tor 8 and
szli lr WAS a rpntrihution from our little
BuSius~S CluH' aud OBJ" teachers 81 the
cnIE Ze- Z snpreriaI- this Eift. coming as
o. docs from tire Industrial college, of
Cs.1reia- an. { appreciate 10 because a
Young -iri mass. the effort 20 help me in
this coo-I work D. W. hal a few more s'lch
WORKERS a. yuma " iliiafls and E'ina Git
rrh We would soou have Si"'. "" have
nearly got DO and W. ar. very grateful To
every one pho has h.la.d. hope this con-
fr.a.tiou SSH inr'r. some others TO i-o 10
work for me. Yours Tr-.ly.
AMT SUSIE
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Free Treatment of the Morphine and Opium
Habits.

Editor Constitution-To prove that have pain
less and certain for opium and morphine habits
will send sample treatment free Of charge. lConhden-
thai Golden specific Co. Cincinnati, ..
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SUDDENLY WEALTHY.
Living in Perjury, Mrs. Gaudin Learns
She Is an Heiress.

From The New York Herald
Nine. Byzantine Gaudin. of Woodclif. y.
j.. after years of hard work has suddenly
found herself heiress to the enormous Tor
tune of Sl7.COOOgO.
Ire story Of this miraculous turn in for
tunes wheel is surrounded by crcum-
stances of a most dramatic nature. Nine.
Guadin was horn in the midst of the Pyr-
renean mountains some fifty-eight years
ago Her maiden name was Byzantine Ma
RE Emanuel She was left widow when
quite young. and found herself almost pen
niless. Her aunt and eodmother at that
time lived in California and by the assist
ancc Of an American lady named Louise
jackson she came to this country on her
arrival here she very quickly discovered
the difficulty. amounting to an impossible
ity, of finding her godmother
She therefore at once set about earning
her own living as dressmaker. BY the aid
Of letters Of introduction from American
ladies she had met in France she soon sur
rounded herself with a fine custom, and
worked for many wealthy and fashionable
women in this city
Age and III Health.
Age and i'll health at length overlook her,
and out Of her savings she bought a piece
of land at Woodcliff. y. j.. where in an evil
hour she entered into a contract with a
building society for a house. For some rea-
son the COntf actor has not fultlieU ms con-
tract. the house is not yet completed. and
was told last evening by her old friend. NJ.
Jacquin of the Knickerbocker cottage. that
during the severe winter just past the wa
ter flooded the lower part of the building
and she was nearly frozen out.
The poor woman's funds had nearly run
out, and had it not been for the assistance
OF kind friends it is doubtful if she would
rave survived the privation and exposure
she has experienced.
\ stranger came to her house a few weeks
ago and made some rather pointed inquiries
to her identity, her maiden name, her
relatives, the place Of her birth and her
pan cntace. This stranger proved to he
something in the nature of IA fairy god
father. lie lawyer from California,
the legal representative and executor OF the
will of Mrs. Emile Pnaud. nee Dampord,
formerly Of France. afterwards OF South
America. but more recently of California.
1t appears that this lady. who the
lost godmothcr of Mrs. Gaudin. had mar
ried a man named Pinaud while in France.
and had gone with him u South America,
where h engaged in the tanning business.
thereby making huge fortune which he
had very carefully inv ested There was one
child of this union.
A~ound this child the whole Of this story
turns. Had IT never been born Mrs. Gaudin
would have remained poor and almost
homeless and would have had no expecta-
tons nor realization.
According to the law of Franco law
which prevails in Louisiana to this day
and in some parts Of Great Britain. under
the title Of the law of gavelkind the
birth of a child leaves the widow absolute
husbands fortune, Andre Pinaud died
worth $3i.000.Go0
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Have YOU seen our recent gun
offer3 Best values and cheapest
rates. Catalogue free.
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A Theatrical Item.

From The Texas Sitter.
An old New York gentleman, meeting ms
grandson. SAID to him. in an impressive
tone of voice:
MY dear boy. | hear some very discour-
aging reports about you. They say that
YOU go behind the scenes. ard are very
much gone on Miss Topsie Liftoe. Is that
500"
YES. grandpa. to some extent"
Drop them. my boy. | know them my
son. They "A bad lot"
But, era ndpa. the actresses Of the pres
ent day are different from what they were
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An Immense Fortune.

Mrs. Gaudin is heiress to her aunt and
godmother and her fortune is, therefore,
Sl7.OC0,00O
Andre Pinaud had a nephew and niece
The nephew was Joseph Francois Pinaud'
a married man. with two sons, Andre anu
Henri Their father became a missionary
on the death of his wife, and died some
years ago i'm China. These two sons, there.
fore. inherit between them the sum OF
s., 100000.
The niece married = Mr. NeutrenherSer
and followed his fortunes. She mas not
since been heard Of. She alone OF tire helis
is now missing. and the executors are seek
ing her, i'm order that they may administer
the enormous estate in their hands. -
OF course Mrs GaudinS sudden chduSv
of fortune has spread like wudiire an
around the vicinity of WoodciiH, ana she
has had numerous offers of marriage, ne
spite her fifty and odd years. But she IS
shrewd and is not to be caught with chaH'
She holds her tongue to her Intentions
but remarks that there are friends whose
kindness during her troubles ana poNetN
she can never repay, and she VIII fenenI-
Der them first. Her own wants are smali.
She will have no difficulty in satisfying
them.
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Louise SilIiman. Dove. Ala.-Dear Junior:
II has afforded me much pleasure TO read
the many nice greetings from different
states. especially from the south. that /
have decided to write.
Each one has been discussing different
subjects and from the abundance OF the
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nolia and pine. and the climate is moder-
ate and healthy. Cousins, 4 we do as Aunt
Susie wishes TO DO. we VIII be 3 nice
and respectable band OF cousins. Best
wishes TO The Junior.
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Pearl Walter. Holland. Tex want TO
inquire through the pages of The Con-
sti;ution of my uncle. John Walter. When
last heard from his family in Waco.
Tex. but he had gone to Hot Springs. Ark.
II he or any member OF his family see
this they would confer a great favor by
writing 20 as, or II any one that knows
anything about him OF any of his children
would please let us know We would be
greatly obliged.
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Louise Sparks. Morris Station. Ga.-Dear
Junior: ! am a little girl nine years Old
and enjoy reading the letters written by
the little children. read good deal
Ny father Is dead and mother lives on a
farm. have three brothers. an older
than myself | will be- ten years old in
july and mother says she is going TO give
me little folks party. This is my first
letter 10 The Junior. | would write more
but am afraid Of the waste basket. Best
wishes. 1 send live cents for the Grady
hospital.
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Harsh purgative remedies are fast giving
way TO the gentle action and mia eifects
of Carriers Little Liver Pills II you Try
them they will certainly please YOU
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Poet Riley Becomes a Wheelman.

From The Philadelphia Sentinel
4 man with a smiling face. eyeglasses on
nose. and a toothpck hanging to his
lips stepped up to the wicket window in
the city comptrolier's Office yesterday af-
tcrnCon.
Give M "a iicense-a bicycle license" he
said 10 the clerk.
How long have you had your wheeI?"
asked the latter
''Oh. I've had il a good while, but that
don't matter. Give me license that VIII
be good all the rest of this year. and IN
bc satisfied, was the reply. The clerk
soaked him To the fun extent of 81, owing
10 the tacit admission that ne had owned
the wheel prior 10 April list The latter
picked up the license, looked at il quizzi-
Cally "A moment. and thruStng it into his
pocket sauntered out. The purchaser of
the license was James Whitcomb Riley.
who has fallen a victim to the bicycle
fever.