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BUYING a SUIT.
10 Get One for . Real Boy II NosSEasy
job.

He was simply an average boy-that
Is, q Of the kind who never stand still
or sit still MOI lie still for two consecu-
tive minutes. 1t was Saturday and
his mother had taken him into the
store to get him q new suit of school
clothes.
Il want good ones, " she snid positive
lyi something that-Jimmie. come
here!-I want something - Jimmie.
where are youp Come out from behind
that counter! You know you amt al
lowed there-1 want something with a
double seat and double-Jimmie, stop
hawking over all those clothes! These
are mems sizes. Now, don't you run
off again, sir!-Yes, I want double
kneed pants and something in Scotch
or-whsre is that boyP Jimmie! JIM
miel III don't-Jimmie!!"
He is found mndly chasing the store
cat up and down the aisles, and bis
mother says:
Just Us sure MS we go into q store
where there's a cat you 20 chasing it
like mad. I never saw you beat! Now.
you stay right by me, sir. Come, do
you Ike this suitp"
"How many pockets has it gotp"
"Oh. plenty Of 'em."
as there apocket in the back OF the
pantsp"
Yes. It's a real nice suit. I wonder
if it's all wool. There's a thread that
looks llke-Jimmie! You stop sliding
down that stair railing Come. out O.
that room! Don't you see that it says
private on the doorp"
Il wanted to see what made it 'pri-
vate."
The man in there will private you
if you don't look out! Stop pulling
out those drawers! You come here
now and try on this coat. Stand still
II you mint a regular eel. Stand still!
How a I tell how it fits with you
squirming round like thatp Does 1t
feel comfortable Stand off a little
piece and let me see how 1t looks"
Jimmie Stands off" at q distance Of
about fifty feet, having been attracted
that far by something in a showcase.
Come here!" commanded his mother.
"Let those hats alone! Stop whistling
that abominable Sweet Marie!' You
know very we'll that you're not allowed
to whistle in the house! ] want TO try
this coat on you. There! ] like that.
That's what ] call neat, aud it looks
serviceable. It's a little light in color
for every day, but l guess I'll take it.
Where is that boy? You may do up
the suit while I hunt for him, Jimmie,
Jimmie! Come right straight here!"-
Detroit Free Press.
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Is a Victim of Incratitude

Georgia Is n Victim of Ingratitude
Chicago Times-Iferald: Yistady
Mrs. Hammond asst me if / would mind
Her Baby while she went Down to the
Grocery. They live next door and
THAR CURL left Becos they Had Com
pany to Dinner Two times in one
week. So me and little Albert went
Over and the Baby was in it's Buggy
on the Porch.
The mint its nav went away it Be-
gin to Holler So I give it a peace of
chewin gum to make it Cheerful, but
it Got the gum all over its Fails and
kept on yellin. So little albert got
the pupp and we put That in the Bngg
too and the Baby Shut up for awhile,
But purity soon it Begins to yell some
more.
Then 1 Got the Hammondses parrot
out and it Sassed the pupp and the
Pupp got mad. Z!
Things was Gittinn purity lively
along about that Time, SO Tom Sim
monses nav and two Or Three other
Dawgs Come runnin Acrost the Street
to See what was rong. The parrut's
cage was nocked over and the Dawgs
Got into a fife under the Baby Car
ridge and Mrs. Simmons she yelled
fire and poleas and | thot I'd Rescue
the Child But the Dawgs Bumped into
me and the Buggy and we all got up
set.
But you Bet l amt none of them
people what runs away when they are
Danger. l stayed rite THAR Holdin
he Baby by one laig and kickin at
the Dawgs with the other TIL the
nabers Come and got US apart.
When the Baby's nav got Home
they was a crowd on the Porch and
She took One Look at the Child and
Seen whair the Gum was All over it's
fails, so she thot it was Disfiggered fol-
Life. I CESS they Herd Her yellin a
mile away. Mebby it wasent quite
that Far, But everybuddy in Our Pre-
sinck except the poleasman Come a
Runnin.
When Mrs Hammond See that the
Baby was all rite she jumped on nav
and Blamed it all on Her Becos She
didn't Bring me mp Better. Nav she
Sassed Back purity Hard SO / seen a
Chancet to Duck and l Don't no How
They ONE out.
When paw herd about it He said.
they must Be some Blame fool on.
maw's Side of the house what T take
after. George.
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To Kill q Common Tree Pest.

Boston Evening Transcript: A far
more damaging pest than the cater
pillar to beautiful trees is the scale or
tree louise. On the tree it looks as in
nocent as a bark blister, but in suffis
Gent numbers it will kill the tree out
right, as it lives on the sap. At first
glance one would hardly notice the
tree louise, as it is exactly the color of
the bark and is embedded in the bark
until it is q part of it. A whole chain
of them, one after another, will fit
into a creyice and in a short time will
clear 1t out to the wood as well as
eyer q knife could do it. To destroy
them they have to be scraped from the
tree, n then the tree must be given
q bath of diluted wood alcohol.
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"Bnt you must be careful" he said. II
am your doctor, you know, and l cannot
have any risks run. I will see after you"
mo, please. yoll have done enough al:
ready" said the girl, quickly.
"Let me be the Judge of that said he,
lightly; 'au rcroir'," and he went out.
Angela came running up almost immed-
lately with,Amy Linwood, and commiser-
ated Valerie on her accident, and ...aay in
sisted on having her tea in the dressing
room. But Valerie shook her head, laugh
ing.
"There's metal more attractive below"
she whispered, drawing Amy down to her.
The others face flushed.
Don't, Valerie!' she said. III am COM
ing up here to be with YOU
And she had her way; Valerie, however,
made her go down to dinner.
II don't want to quarrel with Hal DIAL
las" she said; SO at last the petted beauty
was alone-pressing her hand over her
heart-repcAting over aud over words that
might have meant so little, and yet had
meant SO much: NO, my precious bur
den!' Was she indeed precious to him!
Once more am the question that thrilled
through her like wondrous music: tDoes
Max Beauregard love mes"
LIF-
CHAPTER XL1I1.-AN ENCLOSURE O VA
LERIE.
"Mademoiselle, Colonel Beauregard
wishes to know If it will please you to 60
down to the drawjng-room?" said Fanchon,
who had gone to the ~dressing-room doori In
answer to n knock.
ask Colonel Beauregard to CONF in,
Fanchon,n said Valerie, quietly, though
her heart was beating fast; and as Fanchon
opened the door and admitted the Colonel,
Valerie looked up, half laughing, half dep.
recating, in his face.
II meant to have given youthe slip" she
said. INT. ell, You need not have trou-
blcd yourself; though it IS very kind Of you
to come"
II Bald ! would look after you, Fairy
Queen, and you would be clever to steal q
march on an old campaiSner."
"But ] can walk. Colonel Beauregard-
much better with you than with Fanchon,
since you are SO much stronger
We'll, yougshall try"
He raised her up, and, slowly, leaning
on his arm. she succeeded in reaching the
corridor.
"You see" she said, smiling, my sprain.
ed foot hardly touches the floor"
Yet even that little hurts you,'' said her
cavalier, gently, though you try to. hide it
from me.n
But n little pain doesn't matter, Colonel
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lsssss.xsaa.lz-1-l1NA FARMS
pgazsias
taeelslte :s,oSs e41 .51.. BlANCe AQi CROP UNTIL Pm
hnlCc. The Periodical, Monthly Regulator never
IHuIk0, falls convince yourself; write for free box.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL CO., Box 10, milwaukee, Wis.
hi and Woman,

Nnlst ana woman.
When Dolly played a game of whist
A dozen years &
On leading high she would insist.
Instead of leading low:
She dearly loved a singleton,
And never led a trump,
But saved them till the hand was done
And lost them in a lump.
She ne'er declared her longest suit.
She led up to the strong.
She loved finessing. past dispute,
But always tinessed wrong;
She e'er trumped my trick with such a
smile),
She ne'er returned my lead.
Revoked. misdeaIt-but all the while
She Just loved whist. indeed
When she plays whist today,
Does it with high proficiency
In a superior way:
She knows her Fisher Ames by heart,
A long suit she adores.
Her partners hand of hers is part
She signals. echoes. scores.
She leads the fourth-best card, by rule.
The talisman of yore
Is but a trump-a useful tool.
But treasured up no more:
A cross-ruff is her highest joy,
Revolving Is a crime
Whist parties all her thoughts employ
And fill up all her time.
IT'S sweet, indeed. to view the change.
To see the earnest maid
Ger Poles domain ambitious range
And cast them in the shade;
Yet sometimes-bctnE but a man,
A mere misoSynist-
/ sigh for Doily's smile and fan.
And Dolly's game of whist!
-Scribner's Magazine.
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A Story Of Sterility,
SUFFERING AND RELIEF.
llrrrra 70 .as. pls1HA1 NO. 69,,8el

~. mnH9teL -#-Nr.-.
"DEAR Mrs. PMKHAM-Two years
ago I began having such dull, heavy
dragging pains in my back, menses
were profuse and painful, and was
troubled was leucorrhna- / took
patent medicines and consulted a ply
sician, but received no benefit and
could not become pregnant. Seeing
one Of your books, I wrote to you tell
ing you my troubles and asking for
advice. You answered my letter
promptly and / followed the directions
faithfully, and derived SC much benefit
that l cannot praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound enough.
I now find myself pregnant and have
begun its use again. I cannot praise
it enough."-MRs CORA gibson, YATES,
MANIsTEE, MICH.
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1hs Donkey was tho radical.

q ley Was$t the Radical.
Pisteonrg Dispatch. a story--un.
sarthed rom nobody knows where
q being circulated concerning the last
s,ect,on ot Lord Charles Beresford TO
the house Of commons. He was re-
\ turned from York City. While the.
votes were being polled a costermong-
er arrived on the scene to record his
vote. His donkey was decked out in
samptuous green ribbons, the en-
blems OF B%eresford's opponent, The
voter, on being asked the customary
Lord Charley, Lord bless him. There
upon the members of the opposing
faction made dash for the good man
TO convince him that according to the
emblems he carried he must cast his
vote for their candidate. Thus chal-
ienged, he replied: "oh, it's all right.
IN g tory; it's my donkey that's a
RADICAL huf hasS ny aca ~ - 49,
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Remember thnt cholera morbus, chol-
era infantum, summer complaint, bilious
collie, diarrhoea and dysentery are each
and all catarrh OF the bowels. Catarrh Is
the only correct name for these anec-
tions. Pe-ru-na is an absolute specific
for these ailments, which are so common
in summer. DR.. Hartman, In a practice
Of over forty years. never lost a single
case of cholera ir,tantum, dysentery,
dlarrhoea, or cholera morbus, and his
only remedy was Pe.ru.na. Those desir-
Ing further particulars should send for a
free copy Of Summer Catarrh." Ad-
dress Dr.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
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An Observing Young MN.

San Francisco Bulletin: Apropos of
lamp shades, a funny thing happened
lately in a family Of viwacious but not
over-wealthy girls. They are all inge-
nious-the kind to make a dress in the
midst of fun and chaff, then dance in 1t
all night. The cleverest daughter recent
ly made a beautiful shade for the piano
lamp from a pink evening dress and
trimmed 1t with roses from her last sum-
mer's hat. That evening a young man
called on her.
How do you like our new lamp
ahade?' she asked, demurely.
He studied 1t for a moment THE last
time / saw It," he relied. II was dancing
with IT.
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An Age OF Experts.

Richmond Times: This is .peculiar-
ly an age of experts. 1t is peculiarly
an age when the man who expects to
succeed must very early choose his
calling, must choose it with reference
to his taste and his abilities, must in
early life give himself the benefit of
special training in the direction in
dicated, must concentrate his whole
mind, heart and strength upon the
subject which he is pursuing and
must not turn aside to the right hand
or to the left.
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Discussion,

Washington Evening Star: "Have you
all you want for your trip?' inquired
the official.
yes" answered the captain of the war
ship hssitatinglyt that is. all that /
ought to expect"
"EWhat is there that you would like?'
,.Well, to tell the truth, i think we
about the ship so as to have official and
verbatim reports of any conversations
which may occur"
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Murdered a White Woman

Cincinnati, O., July PA Birming-
ham, Ala. special says: John Turner
and wife, negroes, brutally murdered
Mrs. Measles, a white widow, on n
farm near Idaho. Clay county. They
occupied adjoining farms and quar-
relied over hogs breaking through. The
Turner woman has been caught. Her
husband is hotly pursued. There is
open talk of lynching them.
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ladies Can Wear Shoes

One size smaller after using Allen s. t'oot.
Ease, \ powder to be shaken into the shoes
It niakes tight or new shoes fee. eusy; gives
instant relief to corns aud bunlons. It's tbr
greatest comfort discovery OF the age. Care.
swollen feet, bl!sters and Gallons spots
Aliens Fo0t.Ense is u certain cure for IN
growing nails, sweating, hot. u:hti,s feet
AT all druggists and shoe stores 2Jr. Triai
package FREE by mail. Address Allen 5,
Olmsted. Leroy, N. Y
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Still More Couuterfe,,,ne.

The Secret Service has just un.
earthed another band of counterfeit
ers, and. secured a quantity of bogus
bills, which are very cleverly exc.
cuted. Things of great value are al.
ways selected for imitation, notably
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
has many imitators, but no equals,
for disorders like indigestion, dyspep.
STA and consultation.
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3ust 70 Lswfordf'
Don't talk Of him, please returned the
girl, Ringing back her head on the cushion.
sIf he wants an answer. you can tell him
what I did with his letter.
Mrs. Langley rose onceslore, paced twice
slowly through the room, and came back
to Valerie's side; but this time she did not
sit down.
The girl raised her head, and looked
steadily in her annt's face, She knew per-
fectly well what was coming, but she did
not speak.
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Takers.

Judge: Jaggles-Why are women
more afraid of death than men?
Waggles-l suppose they realize
how terrible it would be to join the
silent majority.
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.Your Medicine worked wonde1..-

~ had been sick ever since my mar
riage, seven years ago; have given
birth to four children, and had two
miscarriages. / had falling of womb,
leucorrhoa, pains in back and legs;
dyspepsia and nervous trembling Of
the stomach. Now I have none Of these
troubles and can enjoymy life. Your
medicine has worked wonders for
me."-Aas.s s. BAnsgk IN. NEW CASTLE.
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The Poet.

--F 40
His home is in the heights: to Him
Men wage a battle weird and dim.
Life is a mission stern as fate, 5
And Song a dread apostolate.
The tolls of prophecy are his.
To hail the coming centulics-
To ease the steps and lift the load
or souls that falter on the road,
Tht. periious music that he hears
Falls from the worthless of the spheres.
He presses on before the race.
And sings out OF n silent place.
1ike faint notes of q forest bird
On heights afar that voice Is heard:
And the dim path he breaks today
WM some time he trodden way,
But when the race comes toll.ng on
That voice Of wonder will be gone
BE heard on higher peaks afar,
Moved upward with the morning star.
Q men of earth. that wandering voice
Still goes the upward way: rejoice!
Edwin Markham.
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No Danger or War.

Cape Town, July Elm the course
of an address at Claremont. Cecil
Rhodes declared there is not the
slightest chance of a war between
Great Britain and the Transvaal.
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rREe ron % pAYa

By sending I cents 80 postan
&- We will, by return mail, sen.
QI3llI you a. Sample Bottle OF on
famous Remedy, So Drops.
n. ~, for the positive cure. OF the III
~ lowing diseases: RHEUMA
TISM, SCIATICA, NEURALGIA
Asthma. Hay Fever. Catarrh.. Toothnche:
Nervousness, Neuralgic Headache, Heart
weakness, Earache. Malaria, Dropsy.
Creeping Numbness, BRONCHITIS and
La GRIPPE. Don't fail to avail your
self OF this great opportunity, and RE.
MEMBER It Is only for 10 days fro.n.
Issue OF this paper. Large Bottles 600
doses S1.0O. SWANSON RHEUMAI.
&c CURE CO., 160-104 r. Lake street.
Chicago, Ill.
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His Opinion.

Washington Star: II am afraid,''
said the mnn who speaks hastily,
chat you don't know what your opin-
ions will be five minutes from now
just then q messenger boy entered!
and the German delegate to The
Hague remarked:
You see how you have wrongcd
me All / need do to find out what my
opinions WILDE is to open this telc-
gram from the emperor
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Much Money in Laces.

Lace is a fabric that can quickly be
made to represent large amounts of
money. The Astors have been cred
tied with owning lace worth So, 900. 600.
and the Vanderbilts value their laces at
|, 1000, 900. The pope is said to be
content with only $75. 900 represented
in lace. and the princess of Wales can
boast of only the modest sum Of $780,
900 expended in the dainty meshes,
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%s.nndinsof The Clubs.
His Idca.

Puck: First Tramp-Is dere any differ.
ence between indolent and lazy?
Second Tramp-Well. | sspose when a
him tndolenl.
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Sunday School Teacher seeking to
impress the necessity Of faith)-And
Whit was the n thing which Jonah
needed to make him safeP Bright
Scho!ar-The esrth.--Brooklvn Ldfe.
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Transport Indiana Arrives.

San Francisco, July 21.-The trans
port Indiana has arrived. thirty-two
days from Manila, with 35s sick ard
wounded soldiers.
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Germany is under a burden OF $780,.
OOO,O 900 yearly to support her standing
army. The amount represents one-third
Of the resources Of the entire State.
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Harper's Bazaar: The Maid-I do see
by the papers that Mrs. Astorbilt hey
bought a $4,000 set av dishes.
The Scullion-Ah, Norah, dear,
wouldn't it be just heaven to git into
a kitchen like that for five minutes?
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An Ideal Place.

Mrs. winsisw's eoornrnu Srsuy Tor children
~tecthing. softsns tho gums. reduces Inflammation.
slIAys pain, cures vtAA collie. $50 . bottle.
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Emancinated Woman.

Of bad health that A. will
New York. for 10 samples and loo testimoniais. ~
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I never used so quick n euro as
piso's Cure for Consumption.-J. D..
Palmer, box iii, Seattle, Wash, No.
vember 25, 1895.
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Caught Him.

Chicago News: What became of
that clerk who used to rubber so
much?'
''Ne bounced him."
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Senator Ross, of Vermont, was once
an expert OF snowshoes and the swift
est. racer on them within several miles
of his home.
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Halls Catarrh Cure
s a constitutional cure. Price rs cents.
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April %, 1899.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co, Columbus, o.:
Gentlemen-I find Pe-ru-na to be an
excellent remedy for the catarrhal affec-
tons of spring and summer, and those
who suffer from depression from the heat
OF the summer will find no remedy the
equal OF pe-ru-na.
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JUDSON w. Q
No man is better known in the financial
world than Judson w. Lyons. His name
on every piece of money of recent date,
makes his signature one Of the most ia
.miliar ones in the United States. Hon.
Lyons address is Augusta, Ga. He is a
member OF, the National Republican Com
;mittee, and is a prominent and influential
politician. He is a particular friend Of.
President Mckinley.
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Puck: we got ahead of those hor-
rid, old stuck-up Daughters of Free
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what did you do, Theodosia?"
why, we named our organization
the Daughters of More Freedom"
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Max smiled.

But you must be careful" he said. II
am your doctor, you know, and l cannot
have any risks run. I will see after you."-
mo, please, yoll have done enough al: