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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

NNAHA wa
From the darkness Into light,
Burden Of my wasted days,
Fragments OF my broken h0urs,
Budding promises that grew
Never into frH't OF fowera,
Happiness might have won.
worthy deeds might have wrought
Wrongs hate, but did not shun,
Good ! crave. hut never sought
Al my proud and lofty aims.
wlthcred now 20 vain regret
Feeble. foolish az the VIII
To no noble purpose set
Take them ali. my Eriefa. my toys.
Lay them at the fatkcT'n feet.
lie will search II yet there be
MID tho chat some grains OF wheat.
lie will fan my faint resolves
To purrr nams ard clear.
Bear 10 Heaven my hearts desire,
Angel Of the parting year
And angel Of the coming year
Though thy face Is vailed, ] see
by the glory round thee shed.
Thou hast some good GIT for ma
IL u gold. power. or fame2
Perfect peace from toll or carer
or some swectCF. greater bliss
haI never hoped 70 share!
Nay. ! know It's none OF these:
9tlil ! walk my narrow ways;
SIN does lowly labor fiu
All the measures Of my days.
This the treasure thou hast brought,
Priced In every age and cline.
Life no greater boon can crave
Gods most precious Eift 0f Time.
Time 60 shape my common cares
Into duties high and sweet.
Time 10 learn thRt patience smooths
All rough ways FOR tired feet.
Time 20 scatter here and there,
ny the wayHidc, loves small seed.
knowing lowlicst hands may ofl
AlninsF 10 highest ssasA
- may szsS Gag d a cup
Win lite'n sweet nayora fpuCht;
Every hour a shining pearl
Strung on golden threads OF thoughts
Every moment q bright flower
Shedding perfume far and near,
Land thy grace 20 make 70 NO,
Angel OF the coming gear
--;sssaH sIaTr spaldinE, IN y. Y. Weekly
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Wise-GayboT's wife must be a very beau.
tiful, fascinating woman.
Calluw-Sh u. Have you seen herr
Y. Journal.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

II peoplc kick to you take Il 20 good.
naturediy that they viii feel ashamed II
Themselves, THIS is good advice. bat VIC
don't expect you to take Il; no one takes
good advice --htchison Globe.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Moves the bowels each day. In o.der 20
b. healthy this t. necessary Acts gently on
the liver and kidneys. Cures sick head.
ache. Price Is and Soc
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

There l. still a demand for about o, 900, 900
paper collars in the United States each year.
The paper collar IA the connecting link be-
tween collafless barbarian and doeently at
tired eiviiization. .-l3oston Transcript.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Bluffer-I came within an ace Of max
ing thousand last night.
nuHcr-How was that?
rluiTer--1 held only three and the
other fellow had four kinEa.-Phiisdal
phIa Press.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
Tht cernfrd rhlln.nnher.

'Thr successful statesman" said the
Coruicd Philosopher must be able 20 stand
great deal while he is running. not 10 mcn.
ton the ability 20 lie at the same time. ~.
indianapolis Journal
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The Public Awards the Palm 20 Hale'a
Honey Of Horehound and Tar for coughs
Piks's iooihache Drops Cure IN one minute
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

There 10 no love so incurably blind as elf
love- hieago Daily News.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

sslS-eontsoi d that tirsirxh.e quality
which rnahsfs Enan 10 kiek himself
without Httracsing genera ssasntsen -
n. Y. NrxAd.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The stingy mans dollars are what you
might call close quarters. Days.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The man who is full Of himself hasn't
much space to ill anyhow. -Town Topics.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

There are many sibirCts on which YOU
have no right 10 have an opinion, for the
reason that you know nothing about them.
--Atchiaon Globe.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The pain Of Eciatica is cruel. The cure BY
81. Jacobs OIL is Aure. IL penetrates.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Slipped aEd fell: bad rprain. Ntvei
Mind. 81 laeobs OIL will cure Il.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Any ache, from toothache TO bsrkaehe,
ST.. Jacobs Oil will cure.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The best efforts ~ the rhairmaksr are
constantly being sat upon Golden Days.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Piso's Cure for Consumption Is an A No
Asthma med,cine.--W, K. Williams, An,
tioch. ILL.,, April IL, 1894.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The hoy with made-ovcr trousers takes
alter his father Golden Days
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

knowledge is power only up 10 the point
where a person knows It all.--Iown Topics.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

The nickel-in thesiot music box can't
play for a csnt."--L A. w bulletin.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Years ni rheumatism have ended wit
Cure by st. jacobs Oh Cures promptly
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Bad feet from froa.bites are made sound
BY st. Jacobs Oil. II cures.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Our street cars arc all personally con.
ductored.-L. A. w. Bulletin.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

We commonly cut our sye-tecth on some
thing harder than a rubber tina. Uctross
Journal.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quninr Tablets. All
druggists refund money u It fails 10 cure. 25e.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29
RELIEF FROM PAIN.
Women Everywhore Express their
Gratitude to Mrs. Pinkham.
fra. 7. a. WALDEN. alsssn. O., Whites,

fra. 7. A. WALDEN. dibssn, Ga, wsitssi
"DEAR MSs pIsKaAa;-- Before i..;;ss
Ing your medicine. life waa n burden
70 me. / never saw q well day. AZ
my monthly period I suffered untold
misery, and great deal of the time !
WIS troubled with n severe pain in my
side. Before finishing the first bottle
Of your Vegetable Compound could
tell IL WAS doing me good. Ieontinned
its use, also used The Liver Pills and
Sanative Wash. and have been greatly
helped. would like 10 have you use
my letter for the h==siit Of others"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

kcmp's tlalsam will stop che Cough AZ
onee.. 90 - your druggist to-day and Eyi .
sample bottle free. IAnsc bottles p and 90
cents. Go az once; delays arc dangerous
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

FIR. W. =. BATES, nsas1seaA. L.. wfsesss
ss Rcfore writing TO you suffered
dreadfniiy froan patnful menatruar
tlon, leuecrrhGA and sore feeling d
tha icwur part Of the bowclx Nowu my
friends want 70 know what makes M
look 80 well. lido not hesitate cus nin-
ute In telling them what has bronght
abou. this great chanes- ! cannot
praise Lydia y. PinkhanS Vegetable
Compound enough. I'm ~ gExaiss1
vgssdv q ths ags.s
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-29

nss. FLORENCE A. WOLFE. sss rasItssYy
81 Lancaster, 0hla. wrifess
"DEAR MIA PrxKuAms--Fur two
years was troubled with what tho
local physicians told me wss infamms-
ton OF The worah, Every month sur
screi terribly. I had taken enough
medicine from the doctors 10 cure any.
one, but obtained relief for u short
time only. Atsaxt conclrsied to write
to you Ia regard 70 my case, and can
cay that by following your advice am
now pcfectly well
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
French penaJ,y an oh..,,.

rat men must be on their guard
"4en travelling on French railroad.
a s'o-pound citizen Of Lille who had
bongat a i~hirdclass ticket. after fail.
ing TO wedge through the doors Of a
'hird class and Of a second-class o.,
rage, entered a frs,-class compar,.
M,fn' and rode to his place Of des;ina.
non. The railroad sued him for the
difference in the fare. to which his aa.
tense was that, having sold the ticke.
,nt company was bound 10 prov.,a
ooors to The third-class carriages tina.
"ouln admit him. The court, however,
heiu mat be must have known his own
grin ana The size Of the carriage doors.
snd should have bought a ticket admit.
ing nm to a wide enough compar,.
neni. II RETAINED from making him
pay Tor excess weight.-Chicago Cbror.
icle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

friliE und Lave anG Aaaeetes uf mar
Calurs uu LfnEerte.

( isf Icuuis, - Fisr then .i.
uil-,lsnlnusd usne hui mas ueen nus
II g. the more mun',-u 'uude-sEir .
st cutie vega IT. -her magnificent.
his wiuter and -tet urpca6eg Ent De-
huea' riucef ur trimmet pruiuse +
wi.n !acs amt rhsfur ~ills. Az r-el
iHr sir, -lia- uese-Ves meI.iur u
heary satin oucneSss II M ivory sbuus
vr & uu-,ln tauuee o. 6iitet eurf
.aes VIII typ trlis a. ut,rur1iof-plg
et enrfuu sailing over tuaf again. -ha-
eulu7 being pales green VIII iar
-as. pima fu-uiirr he upler huuur,
q -utl. W. my eu-nut greer nul pu4
sit finished ne .np Ut 81, fuuuee and
uupee -iis agar were n Il bet uy
OFF lancieuues iuce insertiur iail u-
,e-uateir over r-aar ant piut ua-iu
nnut ui it same wlU-t. T'ne inser
eut was luit n win { ua-ruv .He.
Beading nrnurt winch was threaded
pe1s -ibpur uf pals green amt u1a
winch nruit nu- as intervals Iutuuus-'
fussy susc IS If the ,Vu cuiu-
uteuleE
-" Euutner pretty rD-meut 10 ts
S-eu rs ~ fpse-.ei Eines sllk W ne
r,ches Description WIN 1uaur
tuuuuss ~ Eilet Eiaee euvs-er Co. Cheers
u~I v-ln Eiuet rus. -ai cnzfur win
al slEe INNING ~ cream .iiee heated
WIKI Iuse-tiuu.
a BLACK tfoeaue win parterr u
tlsnr-ue-if unc cheif %ieeves. isns III M
der huulret uf helurrnTe Eit,ea sia
euVesot win -vp fpuru,et ts uiast-d
ulauE ,aes .hreunel vtf h~eiiUtrure ana
greer Ha~-nv riuuuns amt heaueuvr1
WITS u,aei .aee Insertion Aa- ripeg
n~pp0rturIr, tuf -he 'u--oducl ior ~
heilu-rupe satin ribnur. v'ninl is fin
uec a. intervals win hHucirE uovE.
p pHl. piue Eincs slit si.irr. WIKI 4
,iuI tUuuef If .ige same is mlate benl-
q. by hs ftuuure being %cnvareG WIFI
.net-rIae trlils ~ c-egu piaifet cu fuu
vi plue v.ire' DeD, -iuuu1
Divided sklr,e 20, epeuiur vsa- are
-"~F p-e-.F garments iu satin %, rlar
iA6 vt rte legs vary wiue and tulir
pei vtIi iurt. cD-fuu ~ E..,el sila
suL To tuss wnU delight III divided
S hes. garments arf Jus lie I-et-
le5- wear ppsslule for -uer Go uur
1uE very dfereu- 10 u~diua~r Ei-tl
~ aecuul- ui -netr very ful -,ll at Jus
Ee hE. tu Hsurs IA. uruua= uut
,ar- fall If rue uuter skirt ruare j.
lu rIng tr su"puse 4 veu Iuur ~
.u vt tll outstanding fluauoeE-
II L,Ifrr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

~ Boston reffggrant the other dar
q miaole-agec woman entered tie p'aee
an taking d sgat az the coulter. care.
fully scrubbed tte bin Of fare. esa
CONCLUDED 70 Try az order Of ice erss,r
pudding al i've cents a plate. 8fte,
u had been serged she locked II over
carefully and esJliugth b waitress scl
said:
Up you Hubs ice cream pudding
leaznln; and SIS very nice. TOO
But where IL the iee cream?~
~Ob. that's oniy The name given ,ha.
peculiar make Of pudding. We are
making . speciality oft I'm sure you'1
IKE j. when you taste st."
u seems 10 me that you oogt, "a
sl'e zee cream win H. IS lorg as YOU
say / IL Ice cream pudding
We don't give cottages with e,..
age pudding" quickly replied the
waitress. The rotor, threw the
mioole-agod woman into a c~on1ulsfo8
~ laughter, and she ordered a secon1
plaie-HOSiOp Herald
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
A FRIENDS ADVICE.
And what it led to.

II IL mt 9 mn urcr-enr. ttat .
friendly WORD hhpuld II. In. n-ans uf rir.
1nT neatly iu-iy r.urE nj happiness ant
hrtlin II Gtt I'rf-ur needing Lht RrHia. y,
ta-rl-1 TINS wGE -fle CEs. vf.r Nav
lanEuru, A. TWENTY-FIVE sn. vaH tfarFinr
Uiit ne GAYS II misrrs ~ B.-fr.nns at.
Finds herself sp activ. and stfpnr sh. ear
ub wp-E LfUt vurit sham. mary { Younger
wumar and lDpEs hauE ~ tf9lrts-six
EtTpY, h.&letiu yeGrE u industry. Iui
IL h.- 1sl hcf stor'
'7ftrTir-Hiz pru-b grrI hRl r-eHt +rurhl.
vLr ny I've The uurtn-t I.Ipved TINT
the. ver. trrnrrt Erpvlng nj T. pnd they
tllBtsfsc NY SID, IL ii effort Il give me
f.ieL was 81 ttaf tim. farming nv
1r1ne rs 6 tallp-ess. but 1nf tst yea-s,
" the pan IL nv Hut End tn.
hLlstrrk : was n runHlEuf misery. Lnd
wUfE was Z c-gr 10 n. WIN M yrpsp.r1
% rtA-1 fortunately fu- me, huy-per l.
trl"nc advised III. 30 INK. Gr AYERS hgr
sEpSr1llg II hnEiv persuaded N. tp+GLs
{ regIlEf cuu-s. Of Il. Vn-r ! frsi uuu
inencsa taking IN. 5~grsEpuri1Ia nv sid.
was 80 pslfin thu cuuIt uui fasi-u nv
t-eHh Gnr 1u- L Llins J l4a nv re. rrv
tsi1.1 plH my trl.uc Hcrlsed III. 10 p.f.
Beper. and f.llsf waE Eu1. II come, una
rem. 4 uc. TINS happened, 1t ; Bsv
thl-Tr-slz fes-s aga. M 4iv.r has newer
.faAa4Et ne Elnr, Hnc during tu-Bt veIrE
iV". Iabsst rr-uuEt Lnt moss Critical
p.-1ut u { vprlprE lii without any pnr
t1cr4Gf %-Turiaaei and tp-uEv IL fistv-ur.
yeas ~ are : an a-tfv. and Kt-urE and
ti4t 10 40 ATTY 3 votE Thai vaLAa rphst
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

-.l-fe1 ara -ll1.trag vary -,,7
t.-asus a. times ia asfrg ouas r-s
and starlc WITHOUT DOUBT. Be- +tr,+-
--i q. itrsrrgpi cgcrersatior In --r.
l-E But ills ,esg.ut1er be rg ,ua
guess De policy e v-afhta-F,y
al answer at any time from Tie ae-
Ia1 vA-ea mas; find So usnr ur4,-
~lea 1ay and hourly 1nvg,4-.s
1tef WHO Lave sitbeI lsgrres u.
mysteries, o. have bseetne ir6e.
it as u 81 eEJ 's1at..c are moi
i- 10 l3gk compass sratelr erogpa
pun tlls eager res aesress on --s
l'| % ra--1rea T. pe1s- rats q s
aa9 trace e9actg Br giving dse a-ts,
~ ihess ~fryup-ee.rue uaes-5ars
q ea.-1s u-uest education nav BE- cav.
- on. Baae d Itte patience then
ana hom@rires thirk how We come In
!eg would bs = translate, i rau were
c-1e1lT dropped into some fore yo
country where the language was ~,
~ most part u~nintslig5ble 10 van
ana you we're bursting with cur,o.,v
aP91t er@ry strange D1jeel hat maj
Fcut eye-SL Louis G19be-Demoers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
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'-t ~ gfs .1f
't' Wei 1.'t ts sg"1
e1 " l-" us.taqta
"3lel- tA-
@'. ~ ..
''-'' lstis tly a.arr.e. & lows F
hte' p- t-r ett re-
H- q |'l'7| he wac I've Frtfs
hs' ''--'' eng 49, "e'' pf't uctT
's'i '-'' 2H pa#as. e
1' 2 A'' ttt -.f only rt--e
2 '7' 1@ 's' "ts at''e 1etfs a. 81
'ss ',.-l #eit AZ lowell
gu. '-, y ..1s wac -n' pride
~ P'i h'i'.s yAe '-l stt
Af'Fi ye't go a.ft -At wife Gla
Ns 'sl tia = "rt- ~ ny tAe SAM
t'''s 5sYiK'-y"A p. ptss p.eassrf
'h''- Fl 'at 'atefsi>e u vts @
~t} tAf Summer auo We
@"- ti't. eI'- -us wandering aJpvf
we N''-s 't- utlis 1t quite ffr.
''.. We sat COWS tf TIE saa"e 9'eisopt-
s,la' 'e'l p'e -frs9ae .ygts Hgu
1''+' hAe" 1at 'l} Wiz
eng e' pyl Hei across the cana q,
n -'I1f "'- "isF1 1ist noticed tnefr
iN'! ven reaft tat way ac19ss Tie
~ " 9ADY ~ Hy'1ef sttrtA
ana SUE apparently HnclrR she font.
~ 'e} efepit - keep W1y.ett
nag tt-tita1e2 lea q Hazardous waIt
D e2o'' A1i ~. nor Cd ] step 70 fine.
e".ses. Ihe TWO oenge who were al
' Nti'a " ne Nefe IL Jeopardy ~.
'Af-f A'es and "ifa bond i was up.
~ gvi upon f1s ipek 10 hslptheiY.
Possibly aeT ia my foolish haste
have ftiytfsrsg them. .y ...
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05
MOVE VALENTINO oNNE7.
q ttluu. hriif 1T Erirs.t s., q so-
tuprn.f IL l.uuserG.

IL JsrmurE uur vel-EIuvL SNOW
crul Of -ne su-Jes messenger ui
spring ma UeeI a-uet oiua1 days held
st,sfec tl HL. a4sr-lue.
On uGE al8ptcipus "vs the uuuish
lower s"uos nls lacy & 1uuer ut snow
crops 0lIr.et-EJuni.s v.r1et 1I1es hey
ara callet ueeaus. -tav peep Yur vafle
't Is r"t winter uul -~r 10 hgt1 people
lrtc -liui.ul spring tus come. win d
cart ua.tgeuec bearing d Herse g. sguti-
m"Ir unc as lurly ptI-prleEs as t1ere
ARE fe.efH Ar his IgIne il Size cvunot
guess Ina utIue FROM ttis clsv she is
1ooiec rJatts-N lnc az Eastsr ruast
ptv -ur sender fYrt.t Of e1lureg sggt
Tins guallg o- 81 fo'tJure uag used
Il { Hpre Valentine aiuuer.
ia. -t1igus, bearing q bunch Of
pgr-e1 sngv-arcpu En- one oorrpr be-
SPIKE gur presence 81 1 "LarLlr Ealea-
ue dinner"
Cherry and white are The IA igual cgl-
e'f IF Denmark. au5 -hese lad been
assc with beautiful eaect iu-ie Ching
ROOM. The ferus vers banked with
dainty eHect. TIE MEM cards ver.
SHIPPED Ike hearts, tied VITA L knot Of
cherry ribbon and edged wirh painted
SNOW drops
across sta top In gold letters svae
Word "elosc91a.' .,laF II agree wiz
rgu).
t t ths custom ir cid Danish buuse-
Aplcs Cor fAe hostess -g shake -l5e fgrg
q eau guest leaving che -u0Ie and san.
We oetq.rir. ug- ggr hostes. farr5
r fDo long & ip-.-1fuL 10 ii was WRITE.
above rts menu instead.
Al each place wisu- -ov hesr--s apar
cup q e.er~ rrspl paper boldfrgu1 .-
rs yglet o. sugv5rops The iceg v.es
. t1e stape Qf i-aI-s with 8 caDlies
merry 10 the rg.tsr q each. HeYr--
SHAPED cakes were ira5 ip pink and uf,.
2 ed 51 tte salad were Tiny hesrre c,-
from slices # red oasf.
When NE were AT assembled fr -ta
pa''pr She lt-Ie 1augrrer q -fe huuss
came in dressed as d fairy. with Z of-
tei re" rtirA SIZE gave us each 2
square Naltf sr'y 9pe ilelosug ! card
p KNOT u Erovlrrps was ted i1 oaa
corner with cherry riboon. while below
.As d Aties and 1-mergus pin prletE
We were asked te guess from these the
name u lie pns Ntg was 10 take ia 81
" cI-Aer-31tf-gi d. Hal. il What--g-
Eat
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

Pu, into a basin about four cuneas
o. powdered sugar. favored with rsnil-
la ano ihe golks Of four fresh epgs.
Work this 10 = white froth, then aid
about . tablespoonful Of choDpe5 ~
naondt- the same quantity Of pis sehics.
ana about three ounces Of Nen-6r;ed
and Eified fire -four; 70 this add ye,v
lightly the whites Of the egg beaten
10 q snow. and about iablespoonfulof
melted butter. Put this mixture jp-o
buiiered mold, or into several srnaW
ones; bake in q moderate oven and se-,.
cOh.-Eng-or Herald
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-03-05

many q vpung-i woman. I've ri,,.l
fennst1F hive tnirr 3 cpriH. n NJ
ri Dt Ave- = haraupe .8IIa .ut \ -
an erit- sstlEfed tnai J owe MI
health ~ Tins rfeatrnrm 1rr.1,I
MONS prrrlf N In. mop, .tp, "
intri tht rye o. sprnf pnu' rus..IJ
NIf -1hSEll, nDaatarE On
Dt Ayers ssfRa pH-1lla ms v,, -.
II every ru-nef % ting vu-lf =, 10y
u III -tenar lhpBt h G hrs. -.
vnp know lter vert rufec h, -
me remedy T'hrt. iB ilpti 80 a ~ 4
At ttis pc-sDnl3 lest1mppr. t.
lnsprirk hnc .HnrleH IL IN. va
STANDS hu1niN rppI III. rutE N ~
snrt c~nTllcnri mr. cy--v fI.,r,r ~
2Dsitlps \ knuu." Ayers sf.t,,.1
witt ~ purifying enl rituIis-pr prs1.
IA uiuoo II 0 1prlcEi 1.u-sY h. II
iuru III cisenst 1na1 l,-lirF = n ~
n puft llaDG. Fence unp.I III
Drtrs, buils- srrJtiaus uur NJ
easel fntlc promptly II ms rssI
sam. chsrs ~. mure Btiitpprr nm MI
but prfkistrnu. witt II. Ave- ~
lit pSuulfr -esllitE II & ruutl., y
hHrY -frEa-d bsgnr viti & bpnJ. n
Ftnz ~ ~ cnu-st u Or Ep.-f sir,,l
ia Nh-r hhe WIS cured sr. ~, \
& tneulcine thu cup3t en-. 81
COMIC ALSO r~rrueff IL. su Aht t1pf -
- nn,-lcs -urr Ep-lnF ant l.ir Il ,.rl
1tR1LL- In~Ft l-E II DRESSINGS al -
IN rrru-1 SOM. III lies. /
Z uthe--e rrtp -Dr Ave- : Cuf.tntt ~
1ntt n 1on FlRr-s pilcn 10 ser .,t,5
T. { ANti CO, 1.uvcIl MIHA Vrt. n
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AENRr 2 RtpE
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.fs nr~r~ Ea.fr s. asstvuFs-

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T, .,earrt lpoE q yurutim and vsstied
nrs ult tsieuc Ton = JufusuI rEleA-
.uuG. dunuspu having business il DE
pi tire w. came hcre lut Tus ~ a.
-nt tadlDr. ST e. H. be- @ Et-nsrn M n'ucn
H pssHia Die Nnii, duhnsou was e%ugared
I hIE sreet rllwa, ufuirs L iuca
aGnaref 81 rts philosophers wat called
Iu 10 E-suf Inn ur q nryei. eide L
WIGS O. ma v'ii,1 htcNeles we've uut So
cummuuH keu- 1ur verf us <nsf az
O. and tnt afternoon nus was un.
to IL, mad & an % nt sn-es fur lnV.
w uuuet The ln--o- siuc.t IHser
after uIirline u~puuC gmnur ia. anups
and evervyh her. meetinr virI failure
WINS az his wiz euL tu get wheel fur
HcurT .ienrge uud was peaalinr 10
WARTS gIs LudlliUt I u~es1t3lr vler he
me- another single R2sr VINO was aisD
ast-ios 4 hirHeie.
Jumping If fine Ers- me exclaimed;
'EeTe, ger uf tina vneei-I mus
nuve
~ lise rfat was nf replv Of +be
uener ne n, dFgmpr4-.G- .'V-rv.I nm
mirr ur- n In. uorsbege-e- ug-f nj
h. aity Or impur-ar business
Wal. vouT np,e 10 walk. lam ru-
ing i pgaAe nr- vince. even iii nave 10
uu T. by force
"gou cnllan t.a,e -nis vlesa ts-oev
fur g5u tsI yau am ina nu--,. end
can walk 50 far. upvwur. j. am lame
and Hstuu miies frun { sr-ee car Iiue
vna-e ] nm going
~ an 2uiur IL taae II vns-he- ur- uu."
III libe tp sea vuu +rg il. Wrs du11
ruu rerB ule"'
y inv. --ieL. mn nf uu us.. Come
iea M huye IT,
~ guess uu-'
"ynu mus-1eu-t lienrre s a. she
Cadillac AND I uure m1msef 10 take
Ann bcvalpa"
"lE IFS fo. henri teorpe ie-q Wei
4 rli-ss rot mar ;uEe Tr vptf pt-
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Aptis 1,-st at ppe's ave Frequently
BON p.-zz.e aud annoyed by the dfi.
fefent terms ustd in direrert CO...
books Generally all Ingredients grg
measured toy tte cup. pint ard quar-.
So whe1 a. author advises that rur
e haJf pound If sugar into a oertsr
preparation 71e uriniriated b~ousswifa
is seized Win despair when she recalls
1he fact that her scales are broker ~,
that tte has Q Ore woman WHOM.
ts's ftat measuring with q cup ard
spoon u good enough for her had -hs
following rules copied % TIE typeurf.-
e. and tackled o. her kitchen w-alI.
Ore ponnc q liquids equals one pip..
One cunce of -four equals two sable
~spoonfuls. One pound Of butter eorale
two eupsfuL Ore pound of -four equals
two large eppsiuL One pound of paw
otred sugar equals ~ cupffaL-Ca-
cinrati ENQUIRER.
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s-.e s rcaaur BeiuF nti mos.
revolutionary movements an. siu~..r
il thit mauuet Nait G-. u-avs e..
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starts 81 -ul -emeuure- wei un.
aai happened b. Dur al F-iuee .n.
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crew ler re,ufs.-t uuG h--t a. earf
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tT To- uU.euue ~ b. rfu- ie ID.
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