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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27
NOTAS DB HUMACAO

Ando 80 concluyo Ia manifestation
pdblica celsbrada en- aquella Ciudsd por
|. sbsoluci6n del seEor Mufioz Rivera y
gus otros compafieross nuestro buen corre-
ligionsrio don Francisco Vega obsequio
Ia ooncurrencia con cervexa y otros licores.
LA sentencia decretada por los jue
ces que conocieron de los sucesos de Ia
oslIe de la Fortaleza, ooincidio con Ell in
dulto de los que cumplfan condena en- el
dep6sito municipal de Humacso por faltas
de policfa. Uno de los agraciados es in
Conditional.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27

En- ell bsrrio de Csnovanillas fue AFRO
Usdo por las ruedss de una carrots en- que
Is, mortado, ,el individuo Santiago Correa,
see3n &c supone ell hecho ha sido casual
E. juzgsdo instruye diligencias en- ell
ssunto.
En- Ia noche dc este dia y POGO antes
De las nueve de Ia misma, Sc cometio IN
homioido en- Ia persona de AtanGsio Mon
%. acusapdoso de ser sutor del hecho al
iadlyIduo uan GaFcfs (a) Pine. El inter
fsoto era persons muy queTidA en- este epue-
bio, puesto que siempFe sc le VIC observsr
muy bueua condncta , era hombre serVi
Oial para con todos.
sienpre sustent6 ideas liberales, aien.
DO uno &c los buenos antiques luohado-
res--k Ia medida de sus fuerzas--de las
IDEAS oue dehende 81 paItido federal, Por
10 que no QUiero cerrsr estss lfreas, SID
lntes coDsgusr la pens que . todos nos ne
csuasdo Ia p6rdida de nm fel y ardiente
dtfensor de nuestrs cauga.
iPaz sUs restos!
CORRESP0NSAL,
Diciembre 20 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27
FAkMACIA DE LE:HGOTITA
Santurce, frents al Institute

En- esta nueva ofcina de Farmacia,
Sc encuentra un complete surtido de
drogas, proJuctos quimicOs Parma
c4uticos, patentizados nacionales y ex
tranieros y toda ciase de arttcul0s
anexos la profession.
Esmero on el despach0 dc las pres
cripciones facultativas: EquIdad en los
precios.
Mutuos.
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eJu0m KRndrSm AcOsfa
GUAYAMA

Agente general de negocios ju-
diciales y ADMINISTRATORS, concurrre
una vez por semana d los pueblos de
Cayey y Arroyo bajo la competente
direction del reputado abogado doc
tor don Rafael Lopez Landron de. San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27

Dentro de POGO saldra Iuz un iute
resante folleto narrsndo los por IN moro @
de la c6lebre oausa inioiada por los suce
SOS de la calle de la Fortaleza
La obra estsTa iluminsda cen mas
de sesents grabados.
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Ell jrsgado municipal de esta ciudad
instruye diligencias sumarias sobrs al in I.
cidente proVocado la noche b1e,ao por ell
oabo de la 6eaenq@ritG Jimenez s card6, en-
oil SParqne Centrai.
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CORRESPONSAL,
AVISOS PARTICULARS
20 1900.

I'm amigo de esta ciudad nos enoaTga
a,g.,nos ! an di.tinonido amigo don G.. Il.
dp Ponce, Que recibIo su tsrmads y es
;susa carts, que tenora gusto en conteatar'
Ia tan prolto &c 10 permlta la grippe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27

Eu ell barrio Barcelona -Mayseh9z Il
an negrito llamado Hermentgildo mato a
una mujer de color la <noche buenaS. Esta
DreGO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27

Sc ha comunioado al geberr aior que
el nnico prisionero por deito poiftico J
violaoi6n de la ley de- imprenta es nue. tro
amigo don Evsristo Izcoa Diaz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27

Aver preside eI Tribunal de polio
de San Juan ell conceal Julian Silva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27
A sANTo DOMINGO

saldrE del puerto de Humaco el 10 oe
Enero con rumbo directo d San Pedro De
Maoorfs una Goleta que admlte pass1eros
Dudiendo consignar sus passles en- esea
playa en- poder de don Juan BeriaDga con
quien iDfornsran; 49, A. 1ooa
Pablo GRFsE@.
90 v,
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Pasajea de ida vneta: 10 p. 2 de rebala
Ninos memories de II amos mitad de pasAie.
Los vaposes de ee6a llltea son recomendablsa
por sus comodidadea especiales para pssaieros
emp4eando &c Puerto Rico New York al reda
dor de e1atro dtAs medic.
COaasi02a0tGTi0s.
Morales y CfR. PLAYA DE PONoE
VaHH9r CHA. SAN JUAN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27
NOT.-A-SS

uAN &% uuAuu mGmArs@@@@D
la Suoche buenss contrajo mstrimonlo
en- esta ciudad Ell spreciable Obrero Artu.
10 Yazquez Gimenez CON Ia simPatica
WhOrita Escolastica Rodriguez.
Felicldades.
Ha fsllecido en-, Adjuntas conse-
cuencia de IN derrama cerebral, Ell senior
don Pablo PietFs, persona que gozaba dc
grandes simpatias. PertepeCi6 d la ms
n'uoion masonios, donde ocuPabs IN alto
cargo
SE ALQUILAN. : Una casa situada en-
u Gale del Leon, extreme Norte y otra en
ealle de Ia Estrella, extreme oriental
sO la eiudad dc Ponce, pIopiedad de dons
juana Rodriguez.
:. Para lbformes en Ponce don Nemesio
Ventura, caIle Mayor.
kn MaysgIez pubIioaron nuestros
@fFsIgionsrIos una hoia saeltas al tensf
oo1lcias del failo sbsolUtoTio en- La eaass
'0ofe los tlros de la calle de 10 FoTtaleEa'
Ei honorable pref Iente do la Corts
Nalsinto de MaJsgiisz ha cuESsdo re-
iasltoria contra Pedro Bsrbcss CnsoaS
alaFlo Marines, proctsadts Por con
F''sTaiSn 4 Ia ordsn general ndm. lbl'
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Pedro Orcasitas HEunoz

Complete surtido de mercancfas
las que Sc renuevan semanalmenteS
objetos de novedad y fantasia, Ro.
sario 40, Caguas Puerto Rico Fla-
"a Principal.
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Aver Sc deepidio de nosotros para su
residencia de Yauco, nuestro bien estimajo
amigo correligionsrio don Luis Soto Ma.
yor, quien paso una busna temporsda en-
eRta oiudad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27

Ha llegadO Maysgd el transport,
americana Mae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27
JOSE BOADA
EBANISTA

EBANISTA
Ofrece sGs servicios en- la calle dc
Alfonso. Caguas, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27

NOTAEn expnderan betes de yue precos
ducdos odos los vadeos dias cuando
dentro de perodo de tempo halle comprenddo domin
dla festive dicho da.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27
TrAmquilidad, ga1@d RepOs0, para Ial
mAares y las CriAturRs.

MRGresy las CriAtmrns.
Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la
Sra. WINSLOW, sc do los nifos en-
ell periodo de la DENTICION. Les
ablsnda las encfss, resuelge la irfama
cion, alivis todo dolor, oura ell colico
ventoso. Inocente efcsz en- todos les
casos Aconsejames las madres 4ue
tengan un nifio enfermo, que no dejen
que la prevention lropia nj la de otros,
evlte Ell uso de ests msdioina one proper
ciona alivio seguro, absolutam ante segoro
81 sc usa oportunamenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-27

Los aguardientes anisados, Hcores
que pOr destilacion obtiene ell inteligen-
te industrial don Manuel Ambrosiani.
en- su magntfica destileria de Manatf, son
cOmpletamente inofensivoS, estan des-
prOYistos por medic de una destilaci0n
saba y minuciosa, de aceites esenciales,
que son los que hacen t0xicos los ico
res que no proceden de la destilaci6n, es
decir a los que Sc fabrican en- frio Por
su sabor delicado aroma, son supe
riores a los que pr0ceden del extrangero.
Manatf IA de NOviambre de 1900.
Manuel Bla@queS Acosta
Sc encuentra sufIiendo un ataaue de
egrippeS nues:ro buen amigo correligio.
mario de esta ciudad sefior Boscana.
Que SO restablezca es nuestro deseo
En- Ponce sc habla con insistencia de
la proxims ees anita de unos cuantcs em
pleados de la alcaldfs, ssf como de m
bramiento de los q1e han de SUI ttui'les
Naestro querido amigo GORE igic-
mario don Herminio Disz Navarro, es ell
defensor de los encausados ante la Corte
de Justioia de Mayagi,z por los successes
ocurridos ell Is de Agosto en- la marina
septentrional.
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into ons. Some Of the sliding doors
are covered with gold leaf and the
ceilings with magnificent embroider-
lee. King Menelek's hobby is thrones
and 10 has Just ordered new one. 1t
was made At the studio Of q French
artist In Paris and is truly gorgeous
AFFAIR Of heavily carved and gilded
wood, decorated In shades OF red and
green, the colors Of Ethiopia. There
10 the royal crown surmounting tho
throne. which Ii fourteen feet high,
and the monogram Of his majesty in
Ethiopian characters. A grewsome
collection is that of Tofla. the king of
Dahomey-the skulls Of his enemies
which decorate the walls Of the royal
palace. and pave the floor Of his bed
room. II any king dares to oppose
him and IL slain his skull Is made into
cup, out Of which Toffa drinks to the
gods.
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Like u. Rest Of u.

George. DEAR" she said. night or
two before the wedding. do you think
It possible that our love and our mar
ried life can become the commonplace,
coldly practical love and life Of the
married people we see around US? Oh.
George, my heart would break II
thought co." But It will not be so, -
said George. passionately. I'VE love
each other too tendsrly. too fondly for
that. Our love ID not Of the ordinary
kind. my darling. and our lives will
not be 20. All. no. my angel: that can
never be-" And the other day she
said: II say. George, how would You
like pork for dinner with apple sauce
You would? All right. then. and don't
you forget that feeding-bottle for the
baby, or IN send you back after It.,
and. mind that you don't keep dinner
waiting" And he, with falling III
Of the passion Of ten years ago. re-
piled: IAN right. Lou. and ] wish
you'd sew q button on the back part Of
those striped trousers Of mine; you''l
lind them hanging over chair In our
room. Don't have the pork as dry as
last timo, and you watch tho baby
cold. Tho watering of the eyes looks
iiks measles to me-. There's my bus.
(ioodby ."--Tit-Bits.
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wHiMs or the MoNARcHs.

Roysity's Quosr Fancy foP Collsetlag
Ossse Assostnsats se Thlogs.
The fads Of royalty are as numer-
GUS and - eccentric as the foibles
which bother the brains Of less illus
trious personages. The collecting Of
lace IL not the only hobby Of the prin-
cess OF Wales She has q remarkable
lot Of hats and bonnets. consisting Of
all those she has worn during the thir-
ty years she has led London fashions.
Each hat. or bonnet. carefully put
away. bears the date Of the season Of
It's use. Perfumery bottles Of all kinds
and dsscriptions-cf silver. geld. cut
glass. uncut Jewels. gold incrusted
with jewels and the liks-ars collected
by the crown princess Marie Of Rou-
mania. The grandmother Of the pres.
ent csar Of Russia had similar COL
lection. which was valued 1t $4,000.
Immense sums are spent In adding 10
his vast assortment Of watches by the
nawab Of Bahawalpur. high and
mighty East Indian potentate. He has
about 1900 and II constantly acquir-
Ing more. He usually wears three or
lour watches and repeaters. changing
Them from day 10 day. His set Of A.
teen uncut rubies 10 historic; they
measure about one and half inches
IN diameter. and are engraved with
.he names Of the Mosul empcrors.
mis- royal pcrsonage's crown ID =
mass Of diamonds set In silver and
LIS sword Of state II valued At $500. 900.
ne mikado Of Japan's hobby takes
INC form Of palaces. of which he owns
acres--a vast establishment In the
heart OF Toxic. Ills csinte In the GEN.
'cr OF the city. Is made up Of hill and
valley. containlng lakes and woods
ana enormous 0nc-story palaces. Tn.
:'ia'e is surrounded by n.oats, crossed
ny marble bridgss. The palaces cost
fAbulous sum. The walls Of many
arc immense plate slass doors In
n"inered frames. 10 arranged that
s'rs, numbrr VI rooms can be thrown
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A GIANT IN HIS DAY.
THE LATE JOHN 4. BINcHAM
or OHIO.
Oas u sbs Pslseleal - the SsAnssa
Ispssshnsas ss-Csatsnposasy II
Csasrsss viii ulsias. uarasld. sAer-
nan. aasss ssa WsAs
(steubsnviiie, O., letter.


John A. Bingham. who died the
other day in Stubenville at the age
Of IS, took NO part in contemporary
politics and had passed out OF public
notice. But time was when he was
a leader In national affairs. He was
in the house Of representatives during
the nrst half Of the civil war and for
many years before that time was q
special Judge advocate In the trial Of
the conspirators against Lincoin's life,
served In the house during the recon-
struction period. and afterward was
minister to Japan. post which he
held . dozen years, until he was re-
called by President Cleveland In 1885,
since. which time the general public
seldom saw his name. It was during
his service in congress that the greater
part Of Bingham's reputation was woa.
His principal claim to remembrance
was through his connection with the
Impeachment of President johnson.
He was one Of the managers Of the
prosecution. and associated with him
were Thaddeus Stevens Of Pennsyl-
yania. George s. Boutwell, and Benja-
min F. Butler Of Massachusetts
Thomas Williams OF Pennsylvania,
and John A. Logan Of Illinois. Bing-
ham was man of ability, public spirit
and courage. He was one of the
worthiest and. most prominent mem
bers Of the Ohio delegation at a time
when that state had a particularly
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uot harmed. however. as they were of
a sturdy character Not drop OF rain
fell until the middle Of July. when u
long spell of cold. rainy weather set
In. In spite OF these drawbacks the
crop thrived. After giving away a
large part Of the vegetables. the sis
ters harvested $50 bushels of potatoes.
500 heads Of cabbage. 500 bushels OF
turnips. and q few bushels Of carrots.
Strawberry plants were set out ami
grew astonishingly we'll. but nearly
the entire crop Of berries was de-
stroyed by mice.--Broeklyn Eagle.
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Strawberries in ALASKA.
sistsrs Of 81 Ana Also Successfully
0row Vegetables.

Secretary Wilson has received a
most interesting letter from the Sis
ters Of st. Ann. who are conducting a
mission school in Alaska, giving an
account Of their success In raising
various kinds Of vegetables and table
delicacies in that arctic region. These
good women have established little
school ON the Yukon. about 1900 miles
from Its mouth, and their experiments
show that 1t Is possible to grow tur-
nips. radishes. and even Strawberries
In that territory. They state that
they began their hotbed work as early
as April 20 and sowed radishes and
turnips in the open ground the second
week in May. The first potatoes were
planted May 16. May 20. 500 cabbage
and caulifiower plants were trans
planted. and two days later snow
storm descended on them. They were
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Correct.

A visitor at western school the
otner day asked one Of the lower grade
classes this question: what Is the
axis Of the earthf"
An imaginary line passing from
one pole to the other. on which the
earth revolves." proudly answered .
pupil.
YES" said the examiner. we'll
pleased. and could you hang . bon
net on IT."
"Yes, SIR"
Indeed! And what kind Of bon
nett"
An imaginary bonnet, SIR"
The visitor asked no more ques-
tions that day.
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when the Clook str,h..

when the Clock strikes II,
why do you always start and turn
pale when the clock strikes III"
That" she replied, was the hour
at which my first husband proposed
to me. remember 1t, because he fell
upon his knees just as the clock be-
gan to strike, and he had to wait un-
til 1t was through"
o." the second one said. land I
suppose you can't get over the old
feeling you had then that he might
change his mind before the clock gave
him chance to 60 ahead!"
Yet people say they seem to be "such
happy couple. Chicago Times
Herald.
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las rt.yeA

a stage manager Of varisd sxpssi-
snce tells Of rehearsal Of the orcAss-
ira In = small town. He tried hard to
bring tho rural musicians into line, and
succeeded fairly we'll except with thu
man who played the nute. Finally the
stage manager became desperate. and
exclaimed:
Look here, my friend; you stay out
Of this. You're no good, land. you can't
play"
The Cute man calmly looked up and
made roply:
III I don't play. you don't; I'm the
mayor Of the town. and won't give
you . license. STRAY Stories.
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Merely ~ . pr.e.u.,ou

Augustus. why do you drink that
strong liquor?"
Through prudence, Aunt Minerva.
suppose you noticed the cherry on the
bottom of my glass?"
II believe So"
well. love cherries. but they do
not agree with me. That is why
take little liquor as a safeguard
Chicago News.
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CPools

CPoeli
Mrs. Mouse-"Oh. dear! I've had
such q start"
Mr.. Mouse-"What's the matter?"
Mrs. Mouss-"I met . great big hor-
rid creature upstairs that jumped on
q chair and waved her clothes at me
and screamed SO II frightened me al
most to death!"-New York Press.
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s.st NJ L.ek.

"As you know" she said. my hus-
band IL naturally quiet man. but he
talked too much yesterday"
How was thatf"
I'VE were at his cousin James. and
George took her little boy on his knSes
and asked how old he was. I'll be 5
day after tomorrow the child said.
Now we've got to go and buy him a
birthday sent."-Chicago Times
Herald.
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A simple tion,

Stuper-Here's a nice letter for q
man to receive! The scoundrel who
wrote 1t calls me blithering idiot!
Teeple-What's his name?
That's Just what I'd like to md
out: but there's no signature"
Don't you recognize the writing?
It must be somebody who knows you"
Life.
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Fractional Praise.

do you know. old fellow" said
Poindexter to Trenchant Penn. "that
last book Of yours isn't half bad"
I'm SO glad to hear you say so."
replied the delighted author, "for you
are a competent and candid critic"
mo, it's not half bad" Poindexter
went on. 1T Is three-quarters or
seven-elghths bad."-Pittsburg Chron-
icle.
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war Hinder. Agriculture.

"A war Is great hindrance to the
development Of a country" said one
Boer.
"Yes." answered the other. IF this
promiscuous shooting continues 1t will
take long. hard labor to get the bull
let's cleared out of the soil SO that we
can 60 ahead raising crops.
ington Star.
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Brutal Youth.

"He's the most ungallant young man
! ever saw" exclaimed Mrs. Fatten-
forty.
Il don't see how you can say that
He gave you his seat in the car to-
day." urged her husband.
YES" she replied. but when
politely protested. he cried: Really.
l insist. hate to see an old lady
standing. .'"-Philadelphia Press.
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sailed Toy is.at..

The favoritc pastime OF the prince
Of Wales when a child wns that OF
sailing little boats. rhese were spc.
cisily made for him. and consisted Of
ryery kind cf river craft.
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M. ExId.no. of 4 nilL

The Evidence Of . BILL
"A man with bill" announced the
Court Chamberlain.
The King was visibly startled.
He must be bird!" exclaimed his
majesty. thinking Of the rigorous
measures he had taken to prevent cred
itors approaching the royal person.
Detroit Journal
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A Good Home Motto.

Meeker (about to cross railroad
track)-"There. 1t never struck me
before. but that's the very motto l
want to have copied and set up on our
walls at home"
Beaker-"What motto?"
Meeker-"Why. that one sticking
right up there: Look out for the cross
ing!' notice that II had something
to caution me against crossing my
wife's whims, our domestic peace
wouldn't run on the track as often as
1t does."-Richmond Dispatch.
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H..e. .h. Expression.

The Clin Dweller had returned home
intoxicated, and, making misstep.
slipped on the crags and been dashed
to pieces ON the rocks. hundreds Of
feet below.
"Alas!" said a neighbor. "he has
fallen from his high estate. New
York World.
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OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SOME GOOD JOKES. oRIoIMAL
AND sELkcTRD.

4 Variety Of Qaips. 0ibss aas rrsslss.
70 Cause . Smile - TletsAn aaA
sstssa fren the rlas se aunss-
Witty sayiasa
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Mean aGaa's schsns.

Blobbs-"Closeflst ought to be
ashamed to teach his wife to play
poker"
slobbs-"Oh. there's method in his
madness. He gives her an allowance.
and then sits down and wins 1t all
back. Record.
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Bravery 10 the chief virtue Of . SOL
der II cannon bali blows your head
on. even. you must bear this In mind.
and not lose your head!"-Helters
Welt.
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Aee Ysu uslne Ailss's Vest-KAse3
Il Il the only cure for swollen.
6naStins. Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunlons. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease. . powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists ana Shoe
0toTss, 9gc. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
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A wousp.s Reason.

'Katherine is SO high-tempered that
she never reads q novel through"
pray tell me what her temper has
to do with her novel reading?
why. she gets mad at some char
acter in the book and throws 1t in
the fre."-Detroit Free Press.
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"what kind of a man is he 2" "Oh, he'i
the kind OF man that's always cominl
into your office when you are hurryini
out to catch q train"
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DO you understand your automobile,
Jack?'' well. I'm partially acquainted
with 1t; but we are not what you might
call intimate friends yet"
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rte vssss Of tie Case.

Il understand that Banker Bustupp
was really the victim Of people In
whom he had placed confidence"
II guess II ID 20. Poor man. he was
more skinned against than skinning.' -
--Indianapolls Press.
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a Dook Of Cholse Bscipss
esat free b. waiter Baker = Co. Ltd, Dorchsseq
Aoea. Mention this psper,
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Isabel-Tu never have another photo
graph taken. Dorothy--Wh ny not. DEAR
!sabelEOh, Il II looks like me don't like
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fhe par1 NJ I.lhsa nest.

"Don't you admire Miss Bangs aA-
ish ~ . pianistf"
"Oh. yes: 20 much that always try
70 come Into the room Just - she IN.
ishes." Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Does your wife use soothing languae
to you ?'',"Oh, yes: that Is. 1t often seem
to soothe her to scOld me"
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Piso's Cure for Consumption is IN infaiiible
medicine for coughs and colds-N. w. SAMUEL,
Ocean Grove. N. j., Feb. II. 1900
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Mfs. Wlnslow's Soothing syrup.
For chidreu tsething softens the gums, reduces e
nammatios aiiays p6in, cures wind collie. 25c bostls
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p.,s .f Res.~...aas s.e...

"Is that csmsht any good," asked q
prospective purchaser Of . poddler.
ANY soodr was tho eepiy. why,
you could mend the break Of day with
that msnti"-Weekly telegraph.
The silver star., 1900-04-27

What is command of language, pap
ITS thinking of something real mean tc
say and then not saying IT,
The silver star., 1900-04-27

Beautiful hair 10 aiways pleasing, and PARKxs'
HAIH BALoAN cxceis In producing II.
HINDE1coRns, the best cure for corns. 1scts.
The silver star., 1900-04-27

What on earth is all this deafening
noise?"
Its all right. dear. I've given 1t to
them to keep them quiet!"-Punch.
The silver star., 1900-04-27
Noeda

rs De Cooper . well-informed
mani"
Well. It depends on how he feels:
sometimes he knows all about every
thing; other times he doesn't know a
thing about anything. g."-IndianapolIs
Journal.
The silver star., 1900-04-27
vHos,sas,,s
R0fug|B

WHO'S slok 70 Lyals &.
plNkh0AsSe vo0OfablD
00Nlp0aaNd.
10 olkbos usoaa6oAno n Do
svorl1 hos aoso % sssasob
Oooa.
No confidence lbao 0vor
booO violated.
~ vN0ssonSo 6oofAssonknf
svae ovos' pwbIIehOa ~
Mrs. PImkhaNs uvhkkbosf
apookaI p0s-sssAoskon.
~ vwosssan Ovor vwy.olo =
AAros HAnlkjbaus for aaeNNno
svjfb0ssf 1offAs0 Aolp. ~
nsaN 0000 tlb0eo loff0sso.
Mor a6Nkoo 70 frooy aa6
hor adaress 10 lyna.
Mass SIZE u q vv0sssa1,
y0w oan tell lbor 6b0 fs,v6t.
No living p0s-s0a 10 %
00nspof0nf to advice
sv0ns0ns Mosso hae hot
osolb 039p0sfon0os
Sic lbae s,osforod . ssA-
Mon ossffos,os.o to Aboalklbs
Now 0an trust lb0rs Ofjb0Fo
haVOs
kydia E. Pinkham Med Co. Lynn. Masa
The silver star., 1900-04-27
well 0mrdsa,

iona. Junius employs two lawyers con-
why two?"
'Hs gets business advice from one and
then he cOnsults the other about how
much. he ought to pay OF the first ones
The silver star., 1900-04-27
pes.tave Rvs1ne.se.

"Pisisy is very contrary. I under.
stand"
"Contrarys Why that fellow has 70
east to get fat."-Judge.