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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Srofber,o9tbum.
Aus Der DamptfaSt.

ltchcr ben Erinscn Nifplans con
Naiiau, Den Solbbrnoer oes 8rpB.
berdogs 9loolf, oeiien s(bleben mir
bereits porige @ohe mel0eten, gebeil
lins iett folgenoe nGbere Wittbeilun-
gen 81: rErin8 Hifolaus ipar gebo-
rem 5u SdloB @iebrif, am 90.
september 1882, itano nlio i'm rs.
2ebensiobre. gr mar aus Der
5meiten Gbe oes Ser5ogs @ilbelm
gu Naiiau nit Der Brin5eiiin Eau-
line BON @%iirttehtberg ~entiproiien
Cole erlte 8emablin, ole Miltter I'M.
ieres @roBber5ogs, mar ole Erin.
5eiiin Suite BON Sahien.Siloburg.
banien). Ser Serltprbene mar
agl. EreuBilder 8eneral Der SSn.
fanterie. Am 1. Silli 1867 Der.
mdblte er lid IN Sonoon inorganic
tilh nit Hatolie bon 9ubelt, God.
ter oes 1887 inn 0uea ~gefalenen
beriibmten ruiiiihen Gihters Tuifp.
fin, melder Der Sitel: @rafin BON
Werenberg perlieben muroe. Die.
len Sitel iiibren audi Die aus Die
Ter Che entlproilenen 8inoer, Elm
Sobn nnO 6Wei Sohter, BON oenen
cine, 8rdfin Sophie, ben ruiiiiben
8roBfiiriten Wibael Wihailopitid).
Sobn zines @roBpatersbrlloers bes
GSaren, sebeirotbet bat. Ger Soo
oes Brin5en Nifolals beieitigt emo.
giltig cine Sdmierigfcit, ole in 9e-
treff Der liiremburgiihen Tbron-
folae bate entiteben fonnen, penn
Der minmebr S~erltorbene ben lestcn
erbbereftigten Frin5en oes SauieS
NaiiauL alio @rbsroBber5os @il.
belm, iiberlebt bate. Sn bielem
Sale mGre Ole arone an Yrins
Hifolaus 9efalen, bate lif ieood,
nid)t auf leine Huhfommenl6aft
pererbcn fonnen, uno Damn mGre Die
Srdge entitanben, mcr CUR Sbron.
folge ~beruien 9epeien wGre. Nad)
Dem naiiauiifen Solspertraa iii eS
Die nGfite Agnotin oes lesten nl1nn-
lihen grben; barber, mer olS
iolhe 5rrnGdlt in 9etraft gefom.
men ,pGre, boben lid N~utoritGten
oes ocuti6en Siiritenrehts ieit SAB.
rem Die aopfe Serbrohen. @S mor
ieiner5eit periihert moroen. Hrin5
Hifplous Bate geacn cine entlpre.
fenoe Ibiinouna nilf lein epentiiels
les acknowledgement per5ihtet. Ger
8erltorbene tpar cine bobe, I6lmnfe
Misunderstanding nit itattlifenl
meiBem Soabart, er bate Dor eini.
gen Sabren unierm @roBberSod in
Siiremburg einen @eird ubaeitattet.
Seine @%cinmbbeit mar lett lanaerer
3cit itarf erid,iittert. Ter BrinS
erfreute lid in Nailou aroBer 9e.
liebtbeit.
@crscihnik ppn Yeriomen, Die ole
uorgeldriehene @rflGrune sur Gr.
langing Der 9uremburger Staots.
anaeb6riafeit gemaft boben: Mntcn
@rItap Braun, Shloiier aus @edcr.
@abnboi; @lgen 0tidel gBlen
aanimam ans @rebenmaher; Ana.
fol Ser5, aaiiimom ans 9urem.
burg-Sabnboi; Nrmano Soiimann,
9ergmam aus Iooim9en; 5r. 60.
Souroaiu, aderer BON Soidetterboi
QSubren); NifolmuS Souroain. Mdc.
rer BON Soi6etterboi Gubrem I;
Gbriitian Soi. aibpL geamter aus
Gid a. b. al5.; Ssobann &rot,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

TINT, audi lucnn mar oQein lit. oab
Gr uniere eebeimitpn 0ebanfen
fennt, nos CUTE belobnt uiro Dos
9oie b%eitraft. unb bob ibr Shus.
enael INNER g%e9enp6rtig iii; NON
ioll iic bebnrrlid onbnlten. Die
Selbituberninbuna aud) III erlaub.
Ten Gingen Su iiben. 0erdrtige
~llebungen fonnen ifloit bel fleinen
ainocrn angemanot meroen. inhem
mo lie anleitet, iold]es, meldes iilr
Die 0elunbbeit peber notbmcnhig
nod, ~beionoers niislid) lit. icnbcrn
MIR Der Sinnlid)feir ld,meifeIt. ans
Siebe 81 Soft, Inn DEN ~leibenben
Seelen I'M 6e9ieuer III Silfe su
fpmmer. iiir einige 3eit niht Su
ciien. oocr meniger ooopn su
nebnten.
Gle Pelobmul9 iuD Das nit
9lugbeit gelpenoetc 2ob itn0 chen.
falls redJt nirfiame Mittcl, nm Dos
Sinh bonn 9oien abSubalten nno
sum 9iiten anSuiporncn. @enn
nld) @eioes nid,t al oft angeiponct
meroen loQ, ionbern MIR Damn. ipcnu
es peroient lit. 10 mllB man bob
iaget, Oob ole Wo"t Der gelobnuna
nno bes Sobes oft unterifdst unb
81 menia beriifiit)tint miro. Sobcn
Die ainoer es nirfIif pcroient. 10
mllB mar linen aud Die Sreiioe Der
anerfennuna bereiten. Tod in
Den meilten :duen iii Ods beloh.
nenoe @ort Der Gltern poQitdnbia
senilgenS: nit alioeren 9elohmn.
gen. lpie Seid)cnfen lei man inar.
Ianl. aber nidt oft genllg. fann
mon Die ainocr binipeiien. DAP Der
liebc @ott urto ibr ShuRenssI arobe
6rel,be an linen habeh. ibenn lie
red)t folciam unb bran iino. uno
baB lie bierfiir einen hunoertf1ltigem
Sobn I'M Sinimel .erholten iperoer.
Son GROCER 0ittinfeit lit es, onS
MAJ iih ipobl bite nlirf, 9oben
ooer 9elobnen ole ainoer eitel mo
ltol5 81 MAIDEN.
Gbenlo'ehr mn" nlan lIdl III Ift
nebmen, Elm aino Dor benz onoern
81 bepor5uacn. Gin parteiiides
g%erfahren lit cine ltngerehtigfeit;
Oenn aae &inoer haben aenoli Die
Ieloem Nedlte ilnb bielelben Mn.
ipriihc. Gs flingt gerabe5u eln.
poreno. penn es 3. y. beiBt: 30.
lit Der 2ieblina DER Mutter" ODER:
N. iii Der 2iebling oes Saters."
Ias Wort 2ieblino 'nq unter @e.
lhpiltern uiemals aehort mcrofn;
es bot INNER etipas @ebdiiiaes fir
Die iibrisen &inoer. LIMO mas miro
meiItens ans einem perh1tifeiten
Siebling2 3unGdit Der Storen.
frieo Der tSamilic uno Der S~dulaeiit
ieiner @eihmiiter. lno nafher oft
Die Sfanoe uno Dos srobte areis
Der parteiiiden. unsercd,ten gltern.
Cur gelobnuls iolen nid,t ge.
genitdnoe genommen merben. Die
Den air,oern 'd1olih lino oher GUM
9oien miBbrauft meroen fonnen,
wie ). 9. 9elb. gber iebr gut
fam a our gelobnung nehmen
baS Niislifite unb Mptbpenpige.
mas ma Den ainhern peri1affen
mub coer nil: neue Bidder, Spiel.
laden. 9eilifle bel Gerrpanoten etc.
SteQt man oieies Den ain0ern in
slisiidt iiir ibr autes 2etrasen uno
ihrcn HleiB. 10 miro al oieies ibnen
ooppelt lieb uno mertb iein.
2GBt man aber Elm ainb burh
Sob uno 9eloMuuns nift sum Gu.
ten anbaltcn uno pom Soien abbrin.
gen. oann lit feline 9~eitraflna cine
umerlablihe Rotbmenoisfeit. Der
9eitrafung iolI aber Ole I%norobung
Ger Straie po~rbergeben.
6ortietung folgt)
y = y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
@runbiase Der Grsiebmns.
6ortes a.


Dit Ger auaemo6nune lit OFT. be-
lonoers penn Die Nufiitt nit,t cine
aufmerfiame mtb beitdnoige mar,
cine b a 10 D bnnng perbm,
Den. Tieie mub felt nno bebarr-
lid Ourhgcfiibrt meroen. bis bas
llebel bcieitist iii. Veil aber be.
fanntlih oas Nbicgen cincr iflef-
ten @erpobnbeit INNER nit icbr
sroBen Sdpieriefeiten perbnnoen
lit. 10 moeen bod Die gItern uno
i~iberbaupi allie, Die bas mabre Mobl
Der ainoer anitrebcn. Aaes aufbie-
ten, oanlit oieie nur CUTE @emohn.
beiten iih aneignen. Tenn iorgt
man 0afiir, oaB ole ainoer niemals
5u tbiin onfangeu. mas lie iraeno
einmal 81 thun ~ailihoren miiiien. il
eripart man linen Die groBe Shmie.
rigfeit oes IblegenS unb Nbsepob.
mems.
Mir Der 9epobnuns iii Die Ye,
lebruug St perbinoen. ipoourh baS
&ino lernt. mas reft uno unrett
lit, mas es tbun uno mos es mel.
Den ioa. lie @elebruns muB 5llr
ridltieen 3eit uub nit pobl iibcr.
leaten Worten gegeben peroen; tic
ioll nift in 9eltalt Don Straipre.
oigten geiheben. Elm @ort bier. cine
Grmobnung BORT. lGBt lid leitt an
8orfonlmniiie mb 9%egcbenbciten
anfniipien.
0@cnn 5. =. bel einem id)mercn
8emitter Dem &in6e BON Der Wnie.
lt1t un0 Der Nlmaht 8pttes aeipro.
diem miro. rnb mie gr cs aaein in
Der Sono babe. ooB fem llnaliid
blrd) glis uub Sagcliflag geld)ebe.
10 miro Oieie 9clebrnng gang anoers
Die @iaigfeit sur Iribctung ulo
Inrufnng 8ottes nabcleaen. oils
penn bosielbe geiagt miiroe I'M Der.
louf hes llnterrihtes Inn aatehis-
mis. Iesaleiten loBt lih benz
Htltoe enc 'epr etnOrlnailre Selep-
rung gebcn. menn eS gerooe cine
Seid,e geicben hot. ooer zines ieiner
Gltern gefGbrlih franf nit. Iebn.
lif 10 nit 9elcbrum9 iiber beitinlmte
Siinben, melde geroDe Dor oen
Nugen uno Sbren zines &inoes III
ibrer pollen SGBlihfcit nnD ibren
Solsen lid ae6eiat baben. 3. g.
SdlGgerei oocr 9robe Sctrunfenbeit.
SOa Die 9elebrung iih ieitieBen
unb mirfiam meroen. 10 lit beipnbers
uaes breite Sfmasen su permeioen
Gin aino fam feline meitlGuiiaen
Grorterungen perbauen." (Mlbon
StolS GrSiebungsfumit. 6. 30S.)
9anlit aber ole Selehrung iibcr
oos Sddolide, 8efGbrlihe uno Der
botene oilf Damn BON Ginoern hei-
Zig sebalten Weroe, menn lie lid)
obne Auiiiht miiien. 10 ion man lie
oft erinnern. baB @ott iiberall Sil.
aeaen lit. Niles iiebt. mas mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
@tbt Gicbc,

Oebt Slebc ieOenl armen 6er5er,
Nas tiefbepegt mo fun1merpoa:
Sbr nbnet nitt Sic bittern Sfmcr.
5elt.
Tie IS onrhtoinpft 10 obne @rpQ.
Shr lebt cs MIR am 9lid, Dem
miiDen,
Ter %oftniuls lid sur Groe lenft.
Gas man nm ieinet belten SrieDell
llno I'M iein 8lild Dies tScrS &c,
fr0nft.
SCHROEDER moltDclt es i'm peiter.
Ten adj, 10 ralthen 9ebenspiab
limo mlinOert lid, oaB ano're better.
20 ielbIt es ia nur 5bronen bot.
9tur ein 8eies meiB es 3l balten,
@eil otelcs manfen Croft peripriht,
rGs fiigt iid @otles bnb'renr
@olten.
Gilst lid Der Nrbeit ilno Der
Tilift."
Mobl malld)es Ser6 81 ItolS sum
4lagen.
Srdgt Itil lcin Sei0 IN t~iefiier Sruit.
Wan licIt cs nir. bns itumme
Nraaen.
,&arum MIR ihnt. ibm feline Sult?"
Wenn ioldes 9eib DID nidt err.
id]iittert,
LIMO niht erreat orin Mitaefiihl,
Sann Bit on ielbIt mobl lebr per.
bit1ert.
Gerfebltcit ielber mont oein 3lel!
Goh raff' Cid aufl geim 5roIten
NnO'rer
Surhitrahlt auh lid bos Slid, Die
Stub;
@ir limo ia Nae bier MIR @ano'rer
LIMO 'treben b6b'rem 3iele Su;
@ir nbnen nidt beim Spiel mo
Sdcr5en.
Wie monfes tra,iert tort uno iprt.
n@ebt 2iebe ie0em arimen Ser5en,
0ott piro's Gil6 lobnen bier uno
BORT"
4 y =
6rumoiase Der Grsiebmms.
nn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Sas jtarfc 8eihled,t.

@ie bodtraneno Wirb of bonn
Wonnesmutbe seiprohen unb mie
gernc mlod)te mon uns Srauen als
elm Gnsitlifes. ifmadcs 8eihledt
b%inItelcn! limo oo6 Die 8e.
it)id,te Der alten unb nei,en 3eit
ipinbet nm 10 monGc 6%rauenitirne
Den Sorbcer. Der Dem Seloenmutbe
5iemt. go leicn mir in einem CT.
greifenoen @criftc bonn oit.aiioti.
iden aricgsihouplas: rSobnlb Ole
Muiien ans 2iauiana suriidaiusen.
nerlieB Aues Die Staot. Tas Sta.
tionsgebGlioe murOe furftbor be.
lhoiien; babel mnrOen Der Varmhcr.
aiaen Sdmelter Sofpmenfa bcibe
@eine iortgeriiien. Gin 9ei6ob
ihlug in Oas Soipital elm. oas bon
Yermunbeten iiberiiilt mar. Nah
Dent @inidlascn oeS eriten Sdrup.
nels ergriff oas SanitGtSperiouol
ole Slud)t, MIR Die 9armber5iaen
Shmeitern blieben 5urif uno iiber.
nnbmen utter 0en inrhtbariten Mn.
ltrengungen ole Gorge iiir Die Ser.
mlnbeten." ~ Sr. %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

@iQit III ein outer Menld
iein iulo bleiben. 10 halte Orei Oinse
I'M Nuse: 9iebe Die Srommg-bete
arltrebe ous Before.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-02

for a quarter Of a century none
OF the Emp S ministers could:
hold his own against M. Pobed-
Eonostsef, and his victories were
legion. With all his might and
main he struggled, in spite of
failing health, against the new
reform moveme Y Y {. ss.,7.
But the browning defeat of M.
Pobedo nostseff; came with the
Imperial ukase Of religious free,
dom, the blow being all the
harder because twas delivered
on the. anniversary Of his jubilee
as. procurator- general Of the holy
! synod. II d zis
Terminates who are admitted
Ito his bedroom, IN. Pobedon-
stsef talks bitterly. He sees
only ruin ahead for church and
Estate. The government, he de
!. clares, has gone mad, and yes
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-02
THE LONG ENGAGEMENT

Unless proVide ntially the en-
gagged pair live far apart, SO
that they can seldom meet, the
chances are that they will spend
SO many evenings together and
talk SO much sentiment that
they will finally lose the glamor
of enchantment that should be
theirs, and become como place
to one another. When an en-.
gagement stretches over FIVE
years, or six or seven, Alfred
and Edith get talked out. They
take to reading instructive books
aloud in the weary evenings.
There descends on them an OPP
pressive sense of having little to
anticip pate. The girl begins to
feel the pressure on her nerves,
and, it may be, is irritable and
nagging. The man chafes at the
situati ,sand is a bit arbitrary;
or, worse still, falls asleep to
the monot onous music of Edith's
voice as she reads. Edith is
vexed, and friction is often re-
peated, until POSSIBLY the. en-.
gagement breaks, like a. faulty
twisted rope that has a weak
strand in the mid die. = Margaret
p. Sangster in Woman's Home
Companion for June.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-02
GRAND ARMY CEMETERY.

Notice-H. j. Brooks has been
appointed to take charge of the
cemetery for the ensuing year.
AL persons wanting graves dug.
should consult him, as he will have
full control Of the grounds under.
the supervision Of the Board Of
Directors. j. N. MILLER,
I, III h 81 il President.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-02
Real Estate
Change Owners

The following were last weeks
deals in real estate in this
county:
Florence M. Bell to Svend IS.
tIlland seA 6-l58-60, price So, 500.
Frank M. Rutten TO: Ramsey
county, lot a. block 10, city Of
Devils Lake. price 5000.
James E. Code to II s. Ander.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-02
Chic ems C Ofl1e
Home TO Roost

For some time the Inter-O Ocean.
Ihas been preserving incidents
con corning the one-side dness Of
1.-THE mail order business, and give
a few below:
a fire alarm was sent in and
the local fire department respon-
lded, the, first man to reach the
root, climbing a rickety ladder,
was a promin ent city merchant,
land cropping his way through
Iblinding smoke. he carried the
those to the flames and bravely
stood at his post drenched to the
lskin, until the fire was quenced.
When everything was safe, the
owner of the building grasped
his hand and said he was saved
from ruin sas the property was
not insured. While receiving
these congratulations, the mer-
1chanf slipped on something lying
lin the room and picking it, up
found it to be a Montgomery,
4 Ward & Go, catalogue. s
q lal \ IS ASKED ), g .cl.y m fIN:
~ Il a. = ~ s,., Mouaa noe Fly
caSli 1ol SolliS pI ny sIle laiell-
4 e e nag e sell. In ls reason "a Ior
sne asl ls y was In Ea = Ihe lal.l :
4 = = W is m, elle llloiley " pay 1ls
=. eaAss. 9 lile all'eIcnalt' =: 1 pE
~ asSQ 1 MI llls helgiipol'
argeeus w I so. y men Inss p a1s
uusIaMas. eslivsfsu, alnong Lne
paDh - sets.e egs m vs., W. p
build 4 church, and j committee
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-02
viii be divesa Away, ]
II u,

to the School Lodge, Organ
ization Of Lady voted the !
most popular BY August 81,
1905. The blowing mer-
chants issue ballots with
each 25c cash pure chase, all
ballots must be marked with
the name Of merch issuing /
same or they will not be-
counted: .s..
I'D. Sprague, s. ii. Vine
man, "A. p. Hod dickinson, 81.
p, Brainard Devils Lake
Steam Laundry, Evans
Studio, Mrs. M. Garvey, j.
Gold berg, Inter Ocean, W.
K immo.
Piano on Exhibit ion
a. D. SPR AGUE'S Store
Ballot Box located at
Hodgkinson's Drug Store
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-02

son, one quarter 5-15S-65, price
So, 600.
Richard RuddelI to James C.
sBlacklidg one, quarter and 2.
lots 3-155-61, price So, 000 Same
property transferred to Fannie
Elsmie at same price.
Lizzie Kelley ct al to James
Fitzpatrick, l20 acres and l lot
3-l53-56, price So, $50.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-02

terday he declared to a friend: :.
Ten years ago one Of the EN-
peror's subjects would have been
exiled to- Siberia for what the
emperor now proclaifds in his
imperial manifesto
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-02

All makes Of sewing machine
needles at Gilbertson's IL If
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
Chicken a la Maryland.
From the Baltimore News.


Maryland fried chicken at a Maryland
picnic is served in mountains of tempt
Ing brown crispness. 1t is brought on
by the wash boiler full. 1t is piled on
great dishes in the center of the cloth
spread upon the fragrant pine needle of
natures ample lap. and there is a
thorough spirit of abandon among the
hungry hosts that surround the ample
]prcyender as to the question of knives,
forks or fingers. AS Judge Happyheart
is very likely to remark while picking
out a well-browned leg or a choice bit
of breast meat from the inviting pile,
Fingers was made before forks; pitch
in. ~fellers, and help YOURSELF So let
the. process of finger Gazing proceed.
Nothing to blAsh for, nothing to be
ashamed Of. open a buttered beat bis.
cult to rest the fragment of your chick
en- ON While you browse the first bite
keep a little hollow place for the apple
pie, the ~doughnuts and the lemonade
and there you are!
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
KEEP iNFORRED.
The Farmer and breeder.

FROM The Farmer and breeder.
y We recently called the attention of
an acquaintance TO something in the
me which he was investigating and
"hich mas been extensively advertised
IN practically every farm and stock
7aper in the country and which APP
pealed to him at once. But he had
never heard of anything of the kind
End did not think of its existence.
This man is of fully ordinary ability
ana is reasonably posted on general
affairs yet was ignorant of the very
ming he needed in continuing his spe-
rlal line of business. Many farmers
40 not take any live, active farm paper
yet they hin they nov how to farm
II many of them are getting along
In the world. How much better and
easier they would accomplish the same
results if they counseied with others
In the same line. dncs not seem to enter
their heads. Desirable Improvements
cannot be made in q country as a Whole
on account of these people. The men
who need these suggestions most do
not get them. They do not attend
tarmers institutes and only meet the
corn specials" and similar schemes to
iritirise the professors. The day is
past when the farmer who is not be-
hlnd the times cannot learn from the
sollege man, and learn it much cheaper
shan he can blunder on the same facts
by costly experience. The railroad
traffic managers, who are generally
well posted are arranging to handle
he largest crops the country has ever
produced and the crop of corn is by
hem attributed largely to the interest
aroused by the seed corn ak last
spring. 1he trains reached some who
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
Questions Hard to Answer.
From the H~hilaipluhla ENuulrcT

Can YOU understand
Why a man who has to pay his wife's
drsss,naking and cleaning bills will sit in
a street car with one foot across his knee,
20 that every woman who passes him
must brush her froyk against the dirty
sole of his shoe?
Why any woman who has ever watched
a newshoy or an Italian peanut vender
make change will slip a dime or nickel into
her mouth while she is using both hands
to investigate her purse or bag?
Why a man who In bearing and dress
is to all inienls 4 gentleman can sit In
a crowded street car with Il half-cold or
smouidering cigar In his hand until the
odor from that stub will sicken all the
women and most of the men in his Vic.n-
ity?
Why "A pretty girl who talks in n loud
voice in public places imag!nes that all
men who are watching her furtiNely or
openly are lost in admiration?
Why n man in a OVID street car
would rather open and shut the front door
for twenty women than move down two
feet and hang on a strap?
Why a woman will walk seven blocks
to save two cents a yard on a piece of
silk aud then fail to observe that the
butcher is holding out the bones and trim
mings of her Sunday roast. and the iceman
is occasionally adding an extra five cents
to his bill?
Why Il man Will dodge trolleyS, drays
and policemen in II mac rush 10 reach
his office and then line up with messenger
boys. tourists and other men presumably
as busy as himself TO watch a fire colnpan.
turn Il stream of water Oil u twopenny
! blaze?
Why n woman will rush recklessly II
front OF II moving trolley car to greet :
friend aud then threaten to sue the motol
company because Its mar almost ran he
down?
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FEvER'S AFTER EFFECTS
Old Not Disappear Until the Blood
Was Renewed by Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills.

Fink PILLS.
Typhoid fever is sometimes called ner
vons fever. During the course of the
fever the nerves are always profoundly
disturbed, and when 1t is over they are
left 80 sensitive that the patient has to
be guarded against all excitement. In the
tonic treatment then demanded, regard
must be paid not only to building up flesh
but also to strengthening the r A
remedy that will do both, make sound
flesh to repair waste and give new vigor
to feeble nerves, Is the most convenient
and economical. Such q remedy is DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
One proof Of this S the experience OF
Mr.. Charles Worth, of East Vassalboro.
Maine. He says: 81 had q severe at.
tack of typhoid fever late in the fall
which left me very weak and debilitated.
My heart palpitated, my breathing be-
came difficult after the least exertion and
there was numbness in both hands. 1
suffered in that way for fully six months.
AS l did not grow out of it, did not in
fact see the slightest improvement as
time passed, l decided to use DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills as I knew of some cures
they had effected in cases like mine:
"Almost as soon as I began taking
them l could see decided improvement
and after keeping on with them for
several weeks 1 was completely well. i
consider DIR. Williams Pink Pills u most
valuable remedy, and l am in the habit
Of recommending them to others afflicted
as / was"
When the nerves ache and trem.
BIS i: means that they are starving. The
only way to feed them is through the
blood, and the best food is DR., Williams
Pink Pills. They are absolutely gnaran.
teed to be free from opiates or other harm:
full drugs. They are sold by all drug.
gists, or may be obtained directly from
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co.,, Scheneo'
tady, N. Y.