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The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
JUST LIKE PRISON RoU'
Doastful Traveller Brought to 4
by a Very Embarrassing
Question.

The scene was I third-class
compartment, FIVE on a side. Inc
was stout, forid, with shortcut gF
and was very self atistied. The
mate degenerscy Of modern youl
was his theme, relates London Tit
Look at me! Sixty years Of ugs
had days illness in my life, and
my four miles an hour! Why?
from when l was 20 to when | VI
~ | lived a regular life. No d
for me! No late hours! Every d.
mer and winter, | went to bed (
got up at five, lived principally E
ridge, worked hard-hard, mind 20
eight to one, then dinner, then ri
walking exercise, and then"
beg your pard'n, guv'nor," init
young working man sitting d
but wot was you in for!"
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
Found at Last.

Hensley, Ark, Dec. 2ith.-(s
That g. sure cure for Backache W
priceless boon to the people, and {
the women of America, is admitt'
interest d in medical matters, and
Williams of this place is certain
found in Dodd's Kidney Pills
looked-for cure.
~ am 3s years DID," Mrs. Willie
sand have suffered with the Backi
much for three or four years. / Il
treated by good physicians and got
but thanks to God, h I'VE found
last and it is Dodd's Kidney Pills
taken only one box and it has done
good than all the doctors In threl
years. 1 want all sufferers from
to know that they can get Dodd I
Pills and get we'll"
Backache is one Of the first sym
Kidney Disease. Guard against
Disease or Rheumatism by curin
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
5 Day in
H BY
Allllld Rev. Frederick Poole.
.Co2pE QNsEnsEclxA

The Chinese boys and girls-especial-
ly the boys-get lots of fun out Of their
yearly festivals, and the little urchiHs
look forward to their holiday times with
as much glee and happiness as does
Young America to the Fourth of July,
Decoration day, Washington's Birthday,
Christmas and New Years.
There is the Lantern Festival, when
all turn out to witness the brilliant dis
play, forthe whole country is ablaze with
the light of thousands of paper lanterns
made in ali sorts of fancy shapes. Then
there is the Moon Festival, when they
worship the moon, and the little pig
tailed boy and his chubby, small-footed
sister look up and see, not man, but
toad, in the moon; for there is story
of beautiful Chinese lady who drank
some medicine which would keep her
free from death, ard then went to the
moon, where she was turned into toad.
and ever since the Chinese have seen
toad in the moon"
But perhaps the chief reason why the
little folks in China look forward to the
Noon Festival is because they get all
they want of these little moon-shapeJ
cakes which are made only for this oc-
caaion. They are very prettily deco
rated, but CHI! so awfully indigestible
that the next Gay the little fellows who
are suffering from stomach ache are apt
to think that there was toad in the
cake instead of the neon.
The Chinese boys and girls may never
have heard CT George Washington anl
the holiday we keep in memory CT the
Father Of his Country, but they know
all about the wise and good Chinese CT
fetal who lived about 450 years before
our first Christmas, and who was scolGed
and degraded by an ungrateful emperor,
so that in sorrow and disgrace he
drowned himself Well. his body was
never found; and so, to keep his MEN,
DRY, the Chinese, once year. ever since.
have had a Dragon Boat Festival. and
the children go out in swarms to see the
long boat professions on the rivers. and
to watch the offerings of rice and other
foods as they are placed on the waters
lOl llC pCntAt VI thC IA Vi liz iS-e
minister CT state.
But the great Gay of all days for the
children In China is New Years Day. I
think. if yon were to ask little Chi
nese boy what he meant by New
Years." be would say: Noise, .anG
plenty CT It." For weels the Chinese are
preparing for this great event Houses
are cleaned. and the shopkeeper looks
forward to it with great satisfaction. be-
cause he knows that his customers. L
they have airy self-respect. will be sure
to pay their debts before the new year;
for it is considered a great disgrace to
start tie new year in debt.
The Chinese know noShiag; about
Christmas, because. you MON that
beautiful holiday belongs only toChris-
tian countries.
By the way. boys, ask your father
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11

make a good beginning for the YEAR,
He refused at first to listen, but finally
said he'd do it. 1t would be a 5000
chance, he said, to show his strength OF
will, and, anyhow, 1t was only an iGeal!"
Why, blind man couldn't enjoy it, be-
cause he couldn't see the smoke-tnat
showed it was only an iceland why
should a sensible man be the slave OF
such an idea. Why, it was silly!"
"Of course. you applauded that!'
Il did, and he went off, delighted to
count up how much he would save DUR
Ing the year by net smoking. AS for me.
improved the time by making notes
IF the bargains advertised in the papers
and mapping out shopping tour for
the next day which would keep me until
six o'clock and bring me home ex-
hausted. Mr.. Smithson didn't come
back for two hours and when he did, he
was cross. | tried to interest him in the
advertisements, when he suddenly
turned on me, saying that spent more
time and money. as we'll as wasting
mere health, on bargain hunting th9D
he did On tobacco, and If he could give
I'D the one, he thought l could give UP
the -other!"
"Oh. but that was different
Indeed it was, and so told him. bit
he wouldn't listen. He said was in the
habit of spending five dollars worth Of
time to save five cents in money. He
reminded me that | had quantity 81
things put away upstairs which had
bought because they were cheap and
which could never use; he proved that
many bargains had shown themselves
dear and said could save more money
by remainingat home and seeing to the
aouse. When dcmurred, he quoted my
own arguments in regard to smoking,
until got mad, said | had as mrct
strength Of mind as he lad and
wouldn't buy a bargain for year,"
"Oh. gracious, but how can you-"
swell. everything went wrong that
day. Mr.. Smithson was cross ard criti-
oiscd the dinner until the girl got mad.
Mrs. Trotter came in and told me that
Blank was to have bargain sale in cur
tains-I needed curtains for the bed
rooms. My sister came IN with a new
boa, bought at bargain, and told me
could get its mate. Goirg into the par
Tor for orc more peep at Blanks adver-
tisement | found Mr.. Smitfson chewing
the stem of his empty pipe!'
"lt's too bad; I'm on my way to rib
bon sale now. and thought YOU"
"Wait till get my wraps. You see,
the Lext morning thought I'd just run
downtown TO merely look at the sales.
ard I went into the parlor before break
fast to tell Mr.. Smithson. found him
smoking. He looked foolish for mo-
mept, then gave me $50 and asked me il
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
TALES BRIEFLY TOLD.


During the funeral Of an unpopular
man in New England village. .
stranger having asked OF the sexton:
who's dead?" and What complaint"
the sexton replied: There Is no COM
plant; everybody is satisfied
Il meeat to have told you Of that
hole" said the kindly host to his
friend. who had suddenly disappeared
in the course OF stroll through the
grounds into a pit full OF water. The
friend climbed out and shook himself.
1T doesn't matter" he said, cheerily.
Il found it."
John G. Carlisle, who has farm on
Long Island, was discussing with his
foreman the advisability OF putting on
q new man. NO" said the foreman.
Il wouldn't bother to take on Frank.
He wouldn't suit" "Why not?"
swell. because you couldn't place no
dependence on his stickin' to the job.
He's such predetermined cuss he
never stays at any one thing"
! 1t was new voluntary and the or
ganist had been going through 1t fer
the first time After she had finished
the organ blower asked her If it had
gone all right. With some surprise
the young woman answered: "Oh, 1t
went very well, thank you. But why
do you ask?" well" said he, II had
never blown to this piece before. and
was rather anxious about it."
! An Irishman travelling in France
was challenged by a Frenchman to
fight duel. to which he readily con-
scented. and suggested shilelahs as
weapons. THAT won't do" said the
Frenchmans second. las challenged
party you have the right to choose the
arms, but chivalry demands that yon
should decide upon weapon with
which Frenchmen are familiar" SIS
that SOP" replied the Irishman, coolly.
Every well, We'll fight with guillo-
tines"
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
The Dawp Of tpe Year.

B,s'd, IL, gate d opening ,sat
DRls looa'ng at It's prospects iais
} lDish you eOerv blessing, deas !.
Dhou lcauly Raunts ne tpsryphsu:
Ay hsari goes out piiR lRre6 d pain
Describing deep Ii. Rsapsns asoos
G6aI goa may spny sladusss saln.
mda purrst Jeass old smile Of lcwi
Ahi spci os rop ihat gistls tie 5uns.
Is yorr isar|s lops,5 surely s.op.
Aud file tie sprlustidss Rhythmic rune
Ths Dorts that from .,nt presence aoms
hll dnpr titan tie deepest s,a-.
All G'ghst tsau lie Sly above
is lou my darling folds fos me.
3Udlin the Kingdom Of her Ioxl
,3es'd. lie portals q tie ueaf
3 pise you plcnilnds d sras,
iany al lie porId 6s|rlud you, dsas
bud b!rss tie Geauty d yous iaey
fos file a song al spcuiids.,
Gle iuldsr torres d esojns dop,.
Au yoll MY souls dIsGsG! and pride.
GGe qlren ef al my Geagi can 'up,i
1doO f,1UsSTek-rlv6
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
Further Explanation Need

Possible Purchaser-What is Il
of this painting?
Artist-Tbat is "a Ship in a ST.
cts wonderfully effective and
Would-h 'm-would you mind teEI
which is the ship and which is the
Chicago Tribune.
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11

If a man shows genius in XII
manning thousands OF his fellow I
we give him rank, high pay, |
adulation, but leave those who b
unselfsh toll with meager rem
bring benefits to all mankind to
unrecognized and unrewarded.-&
Euuuirer.
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
Too Much to Expect.

"See here, landlord, must ! sit i
ever before | get the half chickcr
have ordered?"
"Oh, no, sir! I'm only wait.
somebody comes and orders the oil
OF course, | can't kill a half chic
Fliegende Blaetter. Il
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
Possibly.

II wonder what he ever saw about
her that attracted him."
perhaps the $4,000 worth of dia-
monds and pearls with which her par
ents had decorated her."-Chicago
Record Herald.
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
Enough for Her.

Myra-But ! am told your fianc
education.
Isabel-Oh, yes. he has. He j;
sign checks for at least half a !
Chicago Daily News.
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
R cal Acting.

Old Friends your part very
to play?
Barnstormer-Well, rather! II
on one meal a day and playing
of man with the gout!-Detr|
Press
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11

There is wide difference bet
voting machine and machine .yot
one resembles, mechanically, d
ter, indicating money received;
often registers cash disburscd--al
tinctiou.-Youth's Companion.
The Ocean Springs progress. (Ocean Springs, Miss.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-11
BEAUTIFUL SKIN
Soft White Hands and IL
Fair Produced by Cutie
Soap.

Millions of Women Use Cutie
assisted by Cuticura Ointment,
skin cure, for preserving, purii
Lcautifying the skin, for clear
scalp Of crusts, scales and dand
the stopping of falling hair, for
whitening and soothing red, rq
sore hands, for baby rashes, itcl
claiings, for annoying irritation
ccrative weaknesses, and many
purposes which readily sugge3
selves. as we'll as for all the pd
the toilet, bath and nursery.
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Wcitcrn Warnlano Giicn6aGn.

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