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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

On przemoze ehorobe Wiioseanna j okaze. sic
znakomitym ma pryszcze, Tub inne wysypki,
wymagajace natychmiastoWego ~leczenia. Ia
slugujje " zupelnosci ma z%aufanie iwypr6boo-
wanie, poniewaz p5oDsiada zalety sprawias
tie skutki, kt6re mu przypisuja. Cena $l.oo.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Tn Old Viroinia.


 The racing season was in full blast and scme negroes were discussing the fine points of Lady Carmen. one of that days winners and favorite.
 Look hyah yo' fellers" said Sandy. who had remained silent until now. dat Lady Cahmen ain't % much. Is gwine tell yo bout hoss dat could run. an make time runnin'.
 One day Marse John brought round a hoss wot he said he didn't b'lieve nobody could ride. Dis one an dat one failed off him, an fin1y Marse John says. Sandy, ahll give yo' all a dollah fo'eyy minute you keeps on dat hoss' back
 Dat seem mos. uncommon lib.lal fo' Marse John so ah gets onto de hoss. He runs an he kicks an he jumps ober fences an he done fo'gits to stop twell he runs five miles 'roun' de country. Aftah he had saw de scenery he brings me back into de yard, an Marse John says, Well. well, Sandy. yo' suhtinly deserve yo. dollah. and he hands a dollah 10 me.
 Five miles in one minute. Will yo' genfmen indeayeh 10 beat dat Lip pincotts Magazine
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[ satdJba.ed .o walk on 'em.

dirty. said hated to walk on 'em.
 Whats that chopped of creation before us? Not the cathedral? Well -I-yoW'
 Is that what T-what We
 Where's the front of it? What did happen to it2 And what was MT. Rus kin thinking of when he compared It to an Alp, l don't want 10 fall oH of anywhere but I'd choose the roof of that cathedral to start from any day in preference 10 the lowest Alp they make Clear vertical fall, eh2 wish knew what that meant.
 Well let's go on. Where's the door That little. unpretentious one looks feasible Come on I must say the biggest thing about this church is that blank wall stopping up where they left off This is the kind of thing Eve come several thousand miles to look at. is it9 Well. may as we'll go in suppose.
 So this is in the inside, Fine lot of carpets hung up to try and cover the deficiencies. eh2-High roof-fun- ny sort of shock you get whenever you look towards the front Girls. this cathedral WAS begun in 1lSo. time Of
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or sport Oh. well. presume it's enough for them 10 paddle about on the green waters and stir up the mi isma-as much sense as foreigners have
 And so there are the Walls-ram. parts mean Well they re fairly high Wonder how high they are. anyhow
 Lets find gate and go in seems to De park inside l should think there Was little left to be seen of the castle don see anything it all of il Maybe they took il down and built the walls higher just to fool tourists Well. didn't come to Gisors to caper about in park let's go out and look al the ehureh=the guide book says the church is worth seeing tHuk there's something xefy touch iue about aaide beck enthusiasm it kgens ap % consistently right through tu uje end l feel as # my own en= thusi4sm was most run through now l don't know how Paris Will affect me
 T NON, n disappointed in Gisors as a whole wish we'd gone 10 Les An1elys instead Les Andelys Is marked with an asterisk i'll the guide beck. and there q castle there built by Coeurd de=Iion By the wa. Mrs. Eraytrce the Occur deIion itself Is buried in Rouen Did you know that Nice ioke eh9 But dear dear. If there's no castle here when NC get here perhaps thered be none there when We got there I'm beginning 10 look upon Europe as confidence game l-
 Well is that the castle Great Scott, but it must have been big it's big yet. and the book said there was very little left to see I'm beginning 10 lose faith in that book Picturesque idea, having the park hide the ruins tli you come right smash on 10 them Clever people. the French, make everything put the best foot foremost Fine old round tower nice tumble down guard chamber like this Iet.s ga around the other siGe Great place oh? Worth q trip to see There. lo you sec that old staircase Looks Roman to me; what do you think
 elI you. man could write an h5s-
 orical novel out of old ruins il he aroVlad long enough Come on now
 ts meanaer on down town and look
 the church As soon as look at
 nythng. I'm always ready 10 look ii something else Let's go oaf n this side and go back to town the other way.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Seeing France with Uncle John
 By ANNE WARNER UNCLE JOHN EN ROUTE
By ANNE WARNER
Copyr..ht. ., lhe Century Uo.

Where Is the church. Ask some one What did she say? Down here Down We go. then. An, suppose that's il under the sidewalk Nice commanding situation for church. To grade q street by it's tower, Why don't they put in the guide.beok. Street commands fine view of the roofa There isn't time 10 go inside unless Mrs. Braytree wantsto miss her train. and We don't want her 10 do that
 This is the street to the gare. and well run right along l expect We can get something to eat there and get that le30 train for Beaasias There isn't anything in Beauvais that would interest you. Mrs Braytree. but there's a church there that 1 want to see The guide-book says that Mr. Ruskin says that the roof has got a clear vertical fall that not many rocks in the Alps ean equal: l don't just know what a clear vertical fall may be. but fl there's a church anywhere near as high as an Alp, l don't want to miss seeing it
 There's the clock You just have time 10 get aboard comfortably. Don't you want to go with them, Edgar Well thought maybe you might. Goodby, good by delighted to have met you Good by Oh, yes, of course. In Paris
 There they're gone. darn em' Now lets get same lunch. Did you ever seen such a collection as those girls? IL must have been d bitter pill when, after managing to assimilate the looks of the three oldest. the little one appeared with her eyes laid out bias. Come in here: We can get something to eat here don't care what; but l want plenty. l like these country hotel entrances. through carriage house and duck ward fall over a eat,
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Gisors
 Well here We get out. I'll swing down frst If French trains were American. they'd have trapezes or ele- vators -get-out-by Here. give me your hand Yyonue-oh. there Edna We'll. VOW Nho has she got If il isn't-Yvonne. isn't that that young man-how q ye do. Edgar Delighted to see you again Our friend Mrs Braytree. and all the others are her daughters Cone Edna you come with me while | check this trunk Where in thunder did you get that tei low from How does he come 10 be in Roueue Did you know he vas in Rouen? pld you see him while he WAS there? declare. i never will travel with any women again unless l am married to them This is awful Don't you know In responsible for you two girls2 And l send you ahead to get I compartment. and you find Edgar 1t makes ne want to swear. Say. was there any one else with you Worse and worse.
 Yes, Mrs Braytree. here We are again, and now well all proceed over Gisors. Pretty place, don { you think Picturesque Did you ever see za many canals-or smell so many and the little cottages ont of another century Packed roofs-green trees -welfsReeps-I like this, I'm glad had the sense to come here
 Lets turn down here Most of the streets seem to he canal tow paths VOW. this k pretty could settle down ill a place like this and live till died What do you suppose the peo= pie here do to anase themselves. any how From the way they lock at Us with their mouths open 1 should i'm. agine that We were regarded in the light of q great event And if that's the case. they must be pretty hard up
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

months use of them Mrs. $. A. WILLIAMS, R. F. D. No. 14, Box 80, Gardiner, Me.
 No woman should submit to surgi. cal operation, which may mean death, until she has given Lydia l.. Pinkham' $ Vegetable Compound. made exclusive y from roots and herbs, a fair trial.
 This famous medicine for women has for thirty years proved to be the most valuable tonic and renewer of the female organism. Women resid- ing in almost every city and town in the United States bear willing testi- mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. IL cures female ills, and creates radi- ant. buoyant female health. If you are ill, for your own sake as well as those you love, give it trial.
 Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, all sick women to write her for advice. Her advice is free, and always helpful.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Witness uncompIImentarY.

Harry Payne Whitney the noted Heal player discussed al dinner at Newport an eccentric groom.
 He is | good chap. for all his ee entaclL1 said Mr Whitney. eHa testified once in horse trade case and called down a cross examining laW- FaF neatly.
 Tho lawyer hidtously ugly man. cross eNaHaed my groom like this
 %aa te oarofuI Does lie shy. or does le net
 Be does. sir
 lie aoes eh2 And what does h. zIv 8te
 0t lots of things. sir.
 At lat4 If ta.nes That is no aH s@er Fetl me some particular thing he q shy at
 HelL he'd shy at you. sir. sail tae groom
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Dorothy and the stork.

When little Dorothy walworth was Introduced to her baby brother in the First Methodist Episcopal Parsonage sn fonkers. \. Y. she manifested in tense interest but was not astonished
 T knew he was coming" she ex. claimed; 'I knew it
 Pressed for an explanation. the five year-old said: "I was down 10 the Bronx zoo the other day and saw she stork in his cage. recognized him by the black stripes on his wings that papa said were there Well, when the sterk was standing alone on one leg. l went close 10 him and whispered :n his ear that wanted him 10 bring me a baby brother or sister. He didn't say anything. but I knew be would do if, because he bent his head toward ne and winked an eye.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
His Proper Efaf.

A colored man Was brereb. police judge charged witb ,' 0eio'sj e'iekens. He pleaded guilty s'esa ass
 ceived sentence, when the ,,'s and now 1t was he managed to ss li,, asia chickens right under tba v.,. i.i. itas the owners house when there uoR " dog loose in the yard Hi sa be no use, judge. said tha a @oula'l try to 'splain this thing to yo. 4aa \ you was to try it yon gLs s sa would get yer hide faII of shs' as 's get no chickens. nuther E. suW q
 10 engage in any raseaIity. ias.. ss va better stick to de bench wha. ..1ss '
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The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Joke Medicine.

He k xegx practical. serious minded man af business The other day h. met q friend. and related 10 him an alleged joke. and at it's con elusion laughed long and heartily.
 Tie friend looked awkward for q moment. and then said:
 You'll have 70 excuse me. old man, but I don't see the point
 Why. 10 feil you the truth I don't inst see the point myself But I've made il a rule to laugh al all jokes; think it's good for the health.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
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tiaTe du Nord. Paris
 So this is Paris Fell tAat blue blouse to take these checks and look ID five trunks in q hurry What did he say Ne haven't eof to overhaul them agaa here Hate Hea We'll. am-l certainly just au. Have We got 10 hunt em up H6eTes Wei ask HiM9 Round back Of this crazy moh2 Well. tell him 10 20 first What's thiS system ef WidIy speealat Ing "heatpits2 Baegaee-eounters eh2 And Will you look al the baggage Talk about your clear vertical falls Those trunks on top will soon know more than RHskin ever did
 Where's our man gone2 YYoHne do yoa know where that fellow went to? Well, ask some one. Look out that baggage truck will be Jugger nauting right over you before you know il. Now, where is the porter call this pretty state of affairs porter valises, and trunk.checks all gone together. thought you were watching him or I would have done SO AfC 7 tNA Stt tRliNfN' N V Ats+ Sttl lO : kt-1h lt a policeman? l think We ought to BGt Will yoa look at= the teunk=un= locking that's going on good as q play-lcok how mad that old lady is hear her give il to him in good Eng llsh. Guess something got broke il transit Keep sharp eye out for that porter YYonue Here come some more trunks and more, and more yet wonder If this is regular or if We've struck rush Where is that porter think We ought to be speaking to q policeman. don't yoa2 Heres choice new invoice of a couple of thousand more trunks that fellow Will never be able to find ours. l know Suppos. ing he has found them and gone of aith them already Hey. look 1t that lady Jumping up and down She secs aer trunk A bet dollar We'll d janp an and down fl could see mine Yroune really think Ne oaghf to speak 10 policeman Could you give q description of the man only remember that he wore blue blouse Oh yes; and he had Commisstonaire. across the front of his cap Hello here are nine truks all al once. 8 few million more additions to the turmoil l tell y0p, We won't get out Of here 10 night. don't believe really think We ought 10 be calling q police man. Here are II trucks all loaded 10 the glnWales, and two mass meet ing5 and one convention of tourists all at ohce Yvonne this is beginning tc look serious 10 me; l think that reali. We ought 70 call
 Oh there he is with the whole oI the stuff Oh one truck Good idea. smart elap and he wasn't so very long either. considering ?
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
:" Whats That chopped-of Creation
 Before Us?'"

Henry IT., aad they quit in 1a55 while Bloody Mary was abroad and never got to the front end in the 400 years Well, we'll dear, dear
 Come on, girls. Ne may as well go out; l feel like going to the station and heading for Paris suppose that. $ the next move in the game You ean stay here as long as you ike. Edgar. We won't hurry you.
 Come. Yyonne. you walk With me. Did you ever see anything like that young man gaII2 Your friend Lee couldn't make any points around him. lust hooks right on to Us. and stays hooked
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Interesting 10 Tray.l.,

Is there a stone quarry ,., worked in the Fieinltys inogi..s s'I'l 2 traveller. as he stood waItlre s !. lA' his train at the country stst.. ''a'a 'a thought heard loud reports. n. : explosion of dynamite in tbe s 1'' as of rocks. 0i-saas
 No reioined the porter va,
 ehuekle; those noises come f,os. s'a little structure of the tietat e- .s " over there It's he luggage ,o.A. l
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
TuEereuIosls Among Sold CTS

For l.ooo active troops in the armies of the great world powers the follow. ing figures show He percentage Of cases of TuImonarv tuberculosis. United States 472; Great Britain and colonies. 2.4; France a.3; Germany. L. Austria. T. and Russia, =
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
a Ready ExpIanati.,

What is the reason yoa wer. , sote II discovering t8e north poIsp
 Well. answered the explorar '. sae they have such long nights i, {. arctic regions tHat ] oyerslepto
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

Johnson Chill and Fever Tonic is most remarkable medicine Not only does it cure any type Of fever hHt drives every trace aad taint CT Ma laria from the blood
 Victims ef Malaria pa on n pounds in 60 days by using three bottles Of this splendid medicine
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
W1Y Nn+7

Amt sninsterly-i hope ths, ,,.. opinions uphold the dignity ii ", ". seX, Mamie. and that you beleys h. ,,s every woman should have vot. ~
 Mamie-l don't g9 quite So t,, :. that. aenty. but I believe that s,.- woman should have yoter-ct'.s'
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

town like this but l don't see it Ask some oue-aHk any one Well. what did they say Right across The square Whose statue fs that m the mtddiae loan oG Arc Jeanne Haehet9e2 G#t-seta captured flag from Charles the ea34 e4e k tAst why lhey called 4.H the gold2 Sort ei saHFasttt==aa t=s fetfae girI carry of his flag ~.aa3f 9usIder Well when did she HiEes Has she got has year under hes l seventy year after Joan l saauaaf have tHoughl she'd hale inspired e.ae. young Wom- en in this part Of tae aaaHtfy to emu late her
 Do We go ID aee5e reh how hate walking ofer raHb.a stones Clean of course theXra clean. | didn't say that mo5elt u.ey were
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and q St we're female weakness. l Il 6 doctor said 1 would have to go to the hospital for an operation, but could not bear to think of it.. 1 de. cided to tryLydia
 L. l'inkham eg- etable Compound andSanatiye ash - and was entirely cured after three
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Motto Be Et's ed.

aAfter all. q fzea E.a4 u4lY kas thee meals q da4
 sAHd Ho t5me ta eat .ef.I. Louis vile Coarler.Iu4HaI
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
hmhInuaus

HaFola-#Haf did she sag when you turned oat the gas and kissed her
 RupeTt=Sald she feIt as Il she never wanted 10 see ms tae= asatn-P5s.5a= delphia Record
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
IT IS.

she-John Henry, I wo-, face. 9N ne il
 He-so do I. my love ,.. .. pflsing what a recklessly 5' br,n.' U ' can do, otaFe 2.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Wherein They Differ

Her-Wheu q man starts 10 talk he neyer stops 10 think.
 Him-And when woman starts she rever thinks to stop.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

For Colds and GrIpp-cspudIne.
 The be., remedy for Gripp and Colds 1, Hicks' CApudine Relieves the aching and &varishnes Cures the cold-HeAdAch h e also It's Lquld-EGects immedlatsly-A A and Sc at Drug Etores.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

The angels are always waiting 10 open the windows of heaven o1er the head of the man who will bring the last tithe into the storehouSe
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

The Wiekedness Of other men We have always in our eye. but We cast our own over our Seneca
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For Headache Try picks' capudine

Whether frHm Go7ts. fIeet StomaEI# or Nervous tfaHH.esz tta aa hes aIe speed zIV relieved by GapadIue. Itts quid-pleaS- ant to take-EGeets immediately l.. 4s and 50c al Drug Stores.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

To the good the world Is very good i. 2o the bad t is bad Smiles
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Reauvais

AedQNdlS. Now, young people. l call this mak- ing day count This is my idea of getting about Breakfast in Rouen. lunch in Gtsors Beauyais for a sand Wieh. and we'll dine in Paris
 What time Is ito Three o'clock. Well. We want to head straight for that cathedral Seems as if it ought to show most anywhere oyer d little. low
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

pr Pieree's pleasant Pellets cure constipation 1.Hst#e eal5an = Eha eans. of lnahs u s@4sss Jufs ale cause and you cure the disease Easy to taks
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
THE NDIRCE UT IROJBIF

zaust be reached before | can be cured Aliens Lung BaI saes ta be ro0F CT your caus and s@fesit. Harmless and sure. Al afi dTussifis
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

Money talks, but t often fails to tell the truth
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
ANOTHER WOMAN
 CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Gardiner, Maine. have been a great sufferer from organic troubles
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

and come in Tell her We want din. her for four and prompt You put that iu good forcible French for me Edgar, and I'll b. grateful to you till die Let's sit down Let's eat
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20

Admission tickets and Numbered Re-
served seats will be ON sale show day
ut the Lauter Co. Piano store, 65S and
$50 broad street, nj c~xrctis the same
price charged In regular ticket wagons
on the show grounds,