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PROPERTY FOR RENT
BY
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,

New List Every Saturday.
Telephone 1i56.
Agents for Apartments in the Victoria"
Offices for rent in Indiana Trust Building
City Property For Sale. Loans Negotiated,
Fire Insurance at Lowest Rates.
Savings Department, Indiana Trust Company
Deposits Received of 81 and Upward.
Pays 8 per cent. interest
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REMOVAL.

REMOvAL-we sell cheaper than downtown
stores watches, diamonds. jewelry; satisfactory
repairing. SCHERGENS. 23l East Washington.
formerly corner Alabama and Washington.
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SUCCESS IN S~PECULATION.'

MONTHLY DIVIDENDS OF / PER CENT
we are Offering the best mining investment in
the limited States. one paying l per cent. monthly
on your investment and which viii soon be pay
ing much larger dividends. so cents per share;
mar value. 81. Ask for Sonora prospectus and
hank references; easy monthly payments. RO-
ANOKE INVESTMENT CO., $40 Marquette
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William Turner. s~ixty-nve years. lns comas.
debility.
Anna oIinger. s4 North D~elawsre heart dis
ease.
Margaretta Rathson. f~orty-nve years. iEl East
Nineteenth. accidental poisoning
Minnie Hanbrick. twenty-five years. 80 North
Noble. exhaustion.
sabina Ford. f~orty-hve years. s24 Agnes. con-
sumption.
Christopher Connolly, eighty-one years. secs
Central avenue. heart disease.
Alice o'Conner. seventeen years. go East
Ganrnia fnharcnlnaia
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four hours ending at 5 y. m. Sept. 20. 1902. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 127 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 30Os:
w; +. Davidson to Boyd W. Templeton.
Lots 4 and ,, Blk ), Indianapolis Car
Company's add. arsenal av. near Sew
Boyd oydeeV va 19 to Bert Mcbride $4,000
ct al. same as 10000
Thomas H. surber to Lucinda Surber,
jackson st. near North Main SD. $1,000
Harvey Wright to Thomas J. Trusler,
- Parker ct ais I'd OAK Hill add. Rursi
st. near Twenty-hfth sp........-.. 10000
Charles h Barneman to Anna M, Dixon.
Lot IL. Blk 4. Bruce Bakers add.
tMartindaIe av. near Twenty-second
Oliver Henley to John f. Tracey. Lot is. +"""
Johnson,s sub Of Outlet IS. Johnson's
heirs add. Cornell av. near Sixteenth
Joseph Tassa5t e James P. Finn ct u1. wv
pit Lot Z. Wrfghts sub OF Outlet ISL.
stDouslass ST. near New York sD........ $4,000
Alfred c. Norman to Charles $. Oar
add. (BeviIle sv near Michigan sp.. 1.55ooo
Fastiaben, Lot 50. Boswell, & Fleming's
Grandview add; CMcPherson av. near
Charles n. Fromer to Mary NJ. Lem "''
sruber int In Lot 8. Boswell & Elem
ing 't.nos,ew Love y and Sfa are sst oD0s sna 1.o
Della Cox to william ]. Heine ct aa.. ~"
pt $ W Y, Sec q. TIP ls. l. Warren
Laura l.. Cadwailader to George w. ""
johnson, Lot IL. Ritter 90 SUP IN lrV--
ington- CWhittier av. near Washing
ton avb SV.O
Edward ID. Moore 20 Volney t. Malott.
nj 3 e u. Sec :. TIP is. r 4. wash
ington township .+..-----.....-.. 10000
Benjamin ID. Miner 10 Herbert NJ Gloss
brennsr. Lot 81. ]. A. & Margaret
Bruce's add. Broadway. near Twenty
Herman .G ? = futile to zerelda L. Grover. ""
Ohio ST. 1.5co.co
Charles l.. Henry to Emma Sangernebo,
Lot 13s and pit 135, In r T.. F1etcher's
Cd Brentwood add. (Cor Adams and
Twenty-third sts) .......-......... $500
Caroline NJ wiese TO Oscar Wuensch ct
TX, Lot 81, Mccarty's sub OF Outlot
III. Union ~. near Poplar sD.....--.. 10000
Lot 70. Douglass Park add..~.~...... 10000
Laura Goss 20 Carl Andre ct TX, pr
"a. Sec II. Tp l.. II 4.--...-.....-... 10000
Frederick A. Moeller to Christian J.
seele. Lots 40 and 50. Meyers's LIST add 2.soo.o 90
Amelia NJ. Kuhlmann to Harry A. Kuhl-
mann. Lot 8. Kisners amend Brook
Olive A. Johnston TO Elizabeth NJ. Nc
Shea. Lot T. Harrison's sub. +. T.
F1etcher's 1st 100 90
David =. Mcconnell TO Christopher
Weber. Lot II. Long & Harlan's Cot
taee Home add ..........-...... 10000
Sarah r. WAGNER TO Victoria wicken-
hoefer, Lot Is. Blk 6. Barths heirs add $500
Transfers. "a: total consideration ..... sss SOL 90
Building Permits.
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DIED.

CRoUCH-Addison NJ. Crouch. Sept %. 1904.
Monday, Sept. p. at ? p. m. Friends invited.
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C.. F. SAYLES & CO.,
1877 E. MARKET STREET.

FOX RENT
ei24 Talbot .s21.oo
SIS North Senate $500
523 North Senate 25.0l
24 West North d. 100
6l7 North Alabama 1900
1861 Alyord 900
100 Langsdale avenue 800
1904 Huron $500
Office and Storerooms.-
20 f. Ohio. heat and water 5000
1411s f. Ohio. heat and water: 8 rooms...... $500
35 n. Pennsylvania.
l3 Virginia avenue lS.Vo
21O6 ~. Senate: bowling alley.
32 and 324 w. Twenty-hrst ST.. three rooms
and large oven; good bakery site.
Desirable office rooms In Fitzgerald building.
northeast corner Circle and Market ST. Front
rooms with vaults or safes.
III w. Wabash ST., two-story brick build
ing. suitable for light manufacturing;
THE MARION TRUST co,
No Q East Market St.
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WANTED-Traveling salesman for Indiana 70
sell retail trade; attractive. salable line. estab-
lished, high-rated house Box "a, Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-TraveIing men TO sell white lead; ex-
perience unnecessary; big commission or salary
TO right men. H. A Fullerton
Building. st. Louis. No.
MANUFACTURING salesman 20 cover Indiana
with staple line: high commission with ad-
vance of 800 monthly; permanent position 70
right man. JESS II. SMITH co. Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-Caleudar saleSmen: experienced and
familiar with trade; copyrighted line. new
ideas; good territory and terms 70 successful
men. Address A. care Mead Advertising
Agency. Marquette Bldg. Chicago
WANTED-A nrst-class hat salesman for south
ern, central and northern Illinois Must al
present be IN position and show bona noe sales
OF at least $4,000 the past year. The best o.
reference required as 20 habits and character.
No answer to applicants not able 10 comply
with requirements. Address sam HOEhls.
Burnett House, CINCINNATI. o. ~
WANTED-salesmen 70 sell wonderful DorzE
lighting system; equals electric arc: costs 40
hour TO operate: turned on or on At Will safest
cbeapest. most powerful. practical and pro1ta-
bic light in existence: best lamp proposition on
making 500 to $500 per month; no investment
necessary: you merely take the orders. and you
are bound TO get them: a splendid chance for
nrst-class men; send for catalogue now ACOh<
BRASS MFG. CO, 2s Fulton st. Chicago.
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Opl

THE PEOPLES CHURCH-Pending negotia-
tions for a permanent meeting place there will
be no services on Sunday night. Il. A. Cantrell.
pastor, residence, 10 Z. Vermont st.
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Marriage

Ernest sanborn and Laura ID. Muse.
Edward II. Caldwell and Alice J. TaneaL
George D. Gisler and Mary Brennan.
John NJ. Thompson and Alice Mare.
Afvine McC1imon and Bertha NJ. Updyke-
Harry Ii. Glover and Winnie NJ. Porter
Harrison Abbott and Jessie Powers.
George w. Stagle and Allie Aksr.
Eliza w. Burris and Bertha r Goodau-
Thomas n. Suster and Emma BOXES.
Edgar Byers and Goiaie whitesides.
Lewis w. c. Ostermyer and Malyine Massey
Henry Deutsch and Belle Mayer.
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wANTED-we pay So a week and expenses to
men with rigs 20 Introduce Poultry Compound
INTERNATIONAL MFG. CO, Parsons, Kan
wANTED-Agents. either ser: We guarantee III
eral paw to workers: furnish all supplies ana
prepay charges; steady. profitable work PEo-
Plies MFG. Co, Box le, Detroit Mich.
a very small capital we can
furnish YOU a line OF the most desirable and
salable goods ever put on the market and are
guaranteed 10 please every one. II you want q
Permanent money maker try this
AGENT. us -. East at
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A Favorable Arrangcment.

Assistant Adjutant General smock re-
seiysd 9 telegram last evening from Ad-
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Mortgages,
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Four Transfers Made Matter
Of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office Of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at S p. m. Sept. &c. 1902. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 127 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 30Os:
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Spiritualist.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York SITS. Sunday services
at lO45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Miss Lizzie Harlow.
from Haydenville. Mass, inspirational speaker.
occupies the rostrum. The discussions of this
eloquent speaker have a fervor that hold the at
tention of her audience and carry conviction.
Do not fail to hear her. All welcome.
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rOlt ~RkNT-See lis. at III u. Market. ground
moor. & APPEL
FOR RENT-Oct. /. modern residence. northeast
corner Delaware and Pratt SITS; 3 rooms and
bath, steam furnace; four mantels and CRATES.
large wall mirrors; hardwood floors; all in good
order. Call and see me at 2l9 n. Alabama st.
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BUSINESS

BUSINESS CHANCE-$12 buys 100 shares Little
Giant mining stock. Rich gold mine State Of
Washington. Soon pay dividends. Write for
particulars. SLATER 4 SMITH. Colville. Wash.
BUSINESS California-Nevada
Mining Company guarantees 5 per cent. per
month in dividends. Have SIG. 600, 900 in sight.
Write for prospectus. w. II. BALDWIN & CO.,
Brokers, Volckert bldg. Albany, n. Y.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CAN SELL
YOUR BUSINESS no matter where 1t Is; send
description, state price and learn how; estab-
Iished 1856: highest references; offices in IA cities.
w. NJ. 143 N. A. Bldg. Phila-
dalpbia
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co.,
house and safe movers; heavy hauling OF all
kirds. SIS s. Delaware st. Telephone 2325.
sTORAtiE-The Union Transfer and storage
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
racks. only drst-class storage solicited. Graf.
ing and packing Phones zzA
sTORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER CO.. 1900 square feet Of space: nre-
proof. electric elevators: ONCE. 39 E walking
ton St: Cheapest place In the city. Both phones
Nza. LEW sHANhs
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FOR ALE-MIsCELLANEoUs


FOR SALE-Hose: 25 feet. silver nozzle. 81; 80
foot. grade. acc. with reel. IS. 1915 Ruckle.
rUl. sALE.-Ur Rent: Invalid ano ,eclining
chairs. w. u ALLISON CO. sos N. Alabama.
FOR SALE-One Whites manikin for doctors
office. cheap. w. ]. DANFoRTH. louisville.
Ind.
FOR SALE-Only drug store in a town of 400;
will sell or rent property. DRUGGIST, Mauck-
port. Ind.
-. SALE-sV-norse power gas engine cheap.
See running at National Underwear Company
In North Indianapolis.
FOR S~ALE-Soldier's Relief. a sure cure for
cramps in the stomach, dysentery and indiges-
ton: ask druggist or barkeeper.
FOR all standard makes:
machines rented IS per month. Repairing So
licited. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, IL Monu-
nent Place. Old Phone 1850.
hundred stage dancers for the
season.; ladies or gentlemen; new beginners
wishing to learn and get q frst-class start
call PROF. RAYNO SCHOOL. go West Ohio
street, Indiana polls
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FOR ENT-Onc room to physician. ground
floor. IS w. Ohio st. Share waiting room with
dentist.
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Building Permit.

John Common. dwelling. rear OF corner of Mis-
souri, and Henry. $3.50.
Annie Tyler, cottage. Ruth. near Ohio, $3.50.
II. Fritsch. cottage. IS Temple. $3.50.
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO LOAN
On furniture. pianos. horses. wagons. store Nv
lures, etc, without removal This is the corn
pany that was organized to furnish money at tn.
lowest possible rates. Try our building asxocia-
ton plan. payable in fifty equal weekly pay
ments.
SIS. 90 weekly PAYNE ats iy........... ca
5000 weekly payments 20
other amounts In same proportion.
We also make loans on watches. diamonds et,
Also, to salaried people on -:IeIr individual notea
Business strictly confidential.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.
Room 2o3. Stevenson Building.
Us E Washington Street.)
Second Floor-Old phone s1s2-Fron, Rom.
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HOTEL

HOTEL CHARLEM0NT
Corner st. Clair and Illinois Streets.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Rates. $3.50 and $500 per day.
BUSINESS acknowledgements. energetic.
experienced man who has ability to place high
grade investment proposition of unusual merit
on a brokerage basis; splendid opportunity for a
good man. CONTINENTAL SUGAR REIN
ING CO., st. Louis, Mo.
@THIS BEATS NEW JERSEY charters pro-
cured under South Dakota laws for a few dol
lars: write for corporation laws. blanks, bylaws
and forms to PHILIP late assist
ant secretary of state, Huron, Beadle County.
South Dakota.
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o RENT
Choice, modern offices, single or en- suite, from
IS upward. NJ charge for heat, light and jan
itor service. Complete law library for tenants
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
116-11S L. Market st.
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them are:
MARION COUNT
1856 acres, near city, on electric line.
III acres near city, on electric line.
% acres near city. on gravel road.
HANCOCK COUNTY:
PIT acres, 120 acres on electric line.
10 acres, $50 acres on gravel road.
HANDY & BAKER. 41 Lemcke.
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
As North Pennsylvania Street.
.. ,. Opposite PSstoftice:
the creek; lot 75xSoO. $3.50.
Vacant lots on Capitol avenue. north Of Thir-
Vacant lots on Broadway, near Twenty-hfth
street.
Vacant lots on Ashland avenue, near Sixteenth
Business property on Illinois ST., north Of
Union Station. 1880: pays net 6 per cent.
Business property on West Washington ST.
can be bought at a price that will prove a good
Fine block in business locality; CENTRAL; large
building. all rented; $4,000.
Special bargain in double house in best To-
cality north; s rooms and bath each side; nne
re Very pdde eesirable res residence I pes on Union St; large
lot; good S-room house in fine condition.; bath.
Residence on North Delaware St. in hot wa
ter district; lot 40x146; s rooms, alcove. vesti-
der: can be bought for s4,soo If taken quickly.
Very desirable residence on North New Jer-
ouetry floors: finished attic; membranes, $3.50:
make offer for equity.
Fletcher avenue residence property; 3 S-room
houses. bath and all conveniences: in fine order:
rent. SIS per month; owner wants to sell; make
offer.
We offer a net 10 per cent. investment in rental
property. In very desirable locality. Property
is always occupied by prompt paying tenants.
This is a ST. 900 proposition and first class. See
us quick.
Two double dwellings. new and modern: hard
wood floors. s rooms and bath each side; hot
water heat, best plumbing. Trust gas for cook
ing: downtown location. in very good neigh
borhood; rent $3.50 per month; price s14. 500. Pays
S per cent. net. See us.
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
IS North Pennsylvania Street,
Opposite Postofice.
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Better Than Smashing.

An estimable young married lady of q
Kansas village waited until the small hours
for her husband. and he came not She
could lot stand it longer, and, rising, she
dressed herself, armed herself with a re-
volver, and proceeded to saloon in the
village, where her suspicious that her hus-
band was there were found to be we'll
founded. The hayward husband had spent
the evening and night until a. m. with
four o. FIVE companions in convivial pleas
ures in the saloon, and when the indignant
wife marched into the place behind a
cleaning revolver barrel there was star
tied party of tipplers indeed. Straight,
way she commanded her husband to leave
the saloon and go home. Then she turned
to a man in the party who had demurred
to leaving the place:
'sYou have good wife at home, too"
she remarked quietly but firmly. "You
had better go home, and go right now.
He went.
Now" said she, turning to the proprie-
tor, "you blow out your lights and lock
up this place. Eleven o'clock is late
enough. and if the village authorities can
not enforce the law, I WILL" she said, as
the whole party left the place. The sa-
loonkeeper closed his door, and they
walked away in the night, the woman with
her hand still firmly grasping the handle
of the revolver She had closed a joint
without smashing it, and the best senti-
ment in her own town applauds her act
journal Press
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Girard Was Considerable.

One of the sea captains in the en-
ploy Of Stephen Girard had a rural
Yankees fondness for whiting with
his jackknife, and on one trip sue
ceeded in getting away with large
part Of the rail, although, feeling that
he was not without the artistic sense,
he really regarded the rail as greatly
improved in appearance. When the
vessel came to Philadelphia Girard
went aboard, made a general inspec-
ton in the captains absence, and, as
be was about to return to shore, asked
one Of the seamen who had been cut
ting the rail. The seaman told him
the captain, and then, afraid his tell
ing might have unpleasant conse-
quences were the captain to learn Of
it in a roundabout way, informed that
official Of the interview with Girard.
The captain was in terror of repri-
mand, but, hearing nothing from his
employer, supposed the incident
closed AS he was about weighing
anchor. ready to leave port, q dray
loaded with shingles drove down to
the wharf, and the driver hailed the
vessel.
There must be some mistake:
shouted the captain. "Our bin of
lading doesn't mention shingles."
This is where they belong!" sung
back the driver. 'Mr. Girard, him
self, told me to deliver them! He
said they're for the cantain to whit
flafo
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HE LIKES FRIED POTATOES.
Grand Duke Alexis Has Favorite
Dish. So Thew Saw

Grand Duke Alexis Has a Favorite
Dish, So They Say.
Grand Duke Alexis of Russia is
very fond Of fried potatoes, and dur
Ing his recent visit to Paris he was
wont to buy few every day from a
woman in the street and to eat them
beside her STALL
The woman did not know him, but
as he paid her in princely fashion.
she was very anxious to find out who
he was.
II can tell you who he is" said a
neighbor one day. "He is Grand
Duke Alexis, uncle of the car and
one Of the greatest men in Russia"
Utterly amazed, the woman asked:
I'm heavens name, how should l ad-
dress him?"
"Oh, call him Your Excellency,' or
Your Royal Highness," was the an
swer.
The woman resolved to do so, and
the next day. as she was sprinkling
some salt over the smoking potatoes
which the grand duke had bought,
she said: Il can recommend them to
your royal highness, for know your
excellency has never tasted better
potatoes"
The grand duke burst out laughing,
and paid more for the potatoes than
he had ever paid before, but he was
annoyed at finding himself recognized
and never returned to buy another
potato.
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CURES DIPLOMATIC AMBITION.
4 Short Term In tho Zanzibar Cor.
sulsl1Ip Generally Sufficient

snort Term In tho Zanzibar Cor.
sulshlp Generally Sufficient.
Undesirable consulships have lon.
given rise to humorous incidents. Blu,
Zanzibar, to which the President has
appointed Mason Mitchell, q rough
rider, seems to be in the lead In un-
attractiveness, If the length Of con-
sular terms proves any test, says the
Washington correspondent OF the New
York Evening Post Indiana has usu-
ally claimed the honor Of furnishing
candidates for this place, but after
the resignation of a man named Rog-
ers OF Shoales, the Indiana senators
notified the President that they were
through with it. They had constitu-
ents who were willing to take
chances, but the senators were not
prepared to promise that these ven
turesome individuals would stay more
than month. Before Rogers took
the place it was held for nearly year
by Bob" Mansfield, at one time p-i-
vate secretary to Senator Beveridge,
and now consul at Valparaiso. Mans
ASAN S1IAAO UdCA, dCCOl OA0S W 1uulduu
descriptions, as thin as a toothpick
and as yellow as June butter" He
said he had stuck 1t out as long AS
the insurance company would let him,
and that he returned to save his pre-
miums. Before Mansfield, there was
an lndianian named Billheimer, de-
scribed as husky Hoosier, with
large nose and frame pickeled In
maleria. He was cured of diplomatic
ambition In about two months, and
has never asked for place since.
Before Billheimer, Judge Riley of Viz
ginia served; he remained as long as
his aversion to the negroes would
permit. Finally, he is said to have
taken gun and emptied load Of fine
birdshot into the dusky natives who
persisted in taking a daily bath in
front of the American consulate,
which, the Judge allowed" was IN
indignity to be resented by this gov
ernnent's representative
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His Qualifications.

He was pleading his cause earnest
ly.
Il am wealthy" he said, "and could
make ample provision for you."
She nodded and checked one point
of on her fingers.
Il have had experience with the
world" he continued.
She checked of another point.
Il have passed the frivolous point, /"
he went on, and have the steadfast-
ness. the age and the wisdom to guard
and guide you well"
Tho points you make are strong
ones" she said, "but they lead unde-
viatingly to the conclusion that you
would make an excellent father for
me. You have all the necessary quail
fications, but just now am looking
for husband"
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Did it ever occur to you that kindness
was one of the elements of humility? In
deed, it is only the humble person that is
in condition to show kindness to others,
for the opposite of kindness is unkindness,
and there can be no humility where there
is unkindness. The unkind person is the
one who IS always demanding that others
serve him and bend to his wishes. and this
is an accentuated form Of arrogance. or
"self-assertion. Kindness of heart and
pride OF manner never go together.-Pr Pres
byterian Journal.
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MRS. ]. {. o'DONNELL
Was Sick Eight Years with
Female Trouble and Finally
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

"DEA1 MRs. PINKHAM have
mover in my life given testimonial
before, but you have done 90 much for
me that feel called upon to give you
this unsolicited Acknowledgement Of
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Oriental Looic.

A man bought three pounds Of meat
and brought it home to his wife to
cook for dinner, and then went his
way to his place of business in the
bazaars. The wife was hungry and
ate the meat
In the evening the man came home
and asked for his dinner.
There is no meat" said the wife,
TOR the cat ate It"
Bring the cat" said the man. ''and
pair Of scales"
weigh the cat" said the man. The
cat weighed three pounds.
"If this is the cat" said the man,
where is the meat? And IL this the
meat, where Is the cat?" -Harper's
MAGAZINE.