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we have for sale the following
properties:
CLARENDON COUNTY.
Three tracts. 900 acres. ~ acres
and 80 acres respectively. about SIX
miles South Of Davis Station. Some
timber. OUT almost all can be culti-
waited.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
About 1900 acres miles Of Byrds
station. About 3.000.006 feet OF
timber, 22J acres clear. $500 acre:
can be cleared and cuitiv!. d.
Also lands in Berkeley County.
Kcrshaw County and Oran&"hurs
County. For particulars as To rriccs
etc. apply TO Mcssrs. Burke. Rivers
& Erkmann. ~ broad Street. cha"
lesion. s. e. IL b.
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Notice to Trespmssers.
All persons are warned not 10
hunt on any Of our lands.
VIM. G.. Wolfe.
Marvin r. Horger.
Luoius 3. Wolfe.
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A. D. FAIR,
County Treasurer, o. G.
Notice of Final Discharge.
On the !3rd day OF Decem ber.
1910, I will file my final account as
administrator of the estate Of Lew
A. Gleaton, deceased, with the Judge
of Probate for this county, and will
thereupon ask for my final discharge.
1O-22-4. Administrator.
Henry F. Gleaton,
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Restorative Neryine
TAX NOTICE.

Office of County Treasurer, Orange
burg County, Orangeburg, S. c..
October 1st, 1910.
The regular Tax Duplicate will be
open for collection Of all taxes due
State, County and School for Orange
burg County, from tht 18th day OF
October to the 31st of December, in
elusive.
The following is the levy:
State Tax. >. >. 20 "a mills.
Ordinary County. "a IL mills.
County School Tax. .....3 mills.
Road Tax. ;. II mills.
Total. =. :. la Ia mills
Also the following special local
Taxes:
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Communication Road Tax WILL be re-
ceiyed at same time. The time for
payment Of Road Taxes expires
March lst, 1911.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTAET
FOR SALE.
CLARENDON COUNTY.

we have for sale the following
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The State of South Carolina, County
of Orangeburg.-Cour; of Common
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Estate of South Carolina, County Of
Orangeburg-Court of Common
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-29
ALEXANDER CLUB
ANNUAL MEETING
REPORT SHOWS c-J5 TO BE IN
EXCELLENT FINANCIAL
CONDITION,
TO FILL MEMBERSHIP
Initial on Fee VIII Be REDUCED Mex
Yea--Memcria Resolution Ac.
opted--Luneheon and
vaude die.

TIE Alexander Club held It's ans
nual meeting at its club house lass
nigat which proved . he ore OF tbs
nest satisfactory meetings the eiub
has held in years. :. Was attended
nv aAout seyeaty-fve !nembers resi-
Aent J. Y. Kendall presided and called
;ac meeting to order shortly after
o'clock.
Tie annual report read bH secre-
tary Kleb showed the club r. be IN
excellent financial state, witl assets
1T about $4,000 and liabilities Of
about $4,000, due on the new club
house. The resident men bership is
row 1877, with score OF nonresident
and honorary members.
The secretary read the resignation
Of Phil c. BARCLAY rs member OF the
governing board Mr.. Barclay giving
as mis- reason for resigning that he
had been a member for a number q
years and believed the honors Should
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ANAEMiA AND WEAKNESS
Constantly Being Cured by vinoI-An
Interesting Case Reported.

Greensboro, N. C.--"l would moi
take a thousand dollars for the good
Ninol has done me-
Il was told that cod liver oil was
the medicine 4 needed fer poor blood
and my weakened conhitios. could
Lot take the greasy mixture, bu,
when my druggist explained to ms
that vino contained all the medici
nal curative elements OF cod liver oil
without the grease, and tonic iror
added, made up my mind that Vino
Vas the medicine for me.
II tried 1t and today am we'll and
strong. Mrs. j. 7. Snyder" (Wt
guarantee this testimonial to b,
aenuinel
Vinol Is a specific fer imnure, i'm
poverished blood and II is the great
est tonic we know of.
We sell Vinol always with the un
derstanding that if the purchaser i
not satisfied with the result ii give
we will cheerfully refund his monsy
Paul G. Schulz G. Sons, Druggist:
Cairo Ill
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RESIGNS HIS Passionate
Rev. Buchanan of the -resbyterian
Church Will Co To Ind annapolis
in Cairo Five Years.

At TIRE Sunday morning service Of
G Presb erian church - - -
Hucha IAN placed his resignation as
mister before the congregation and
ed - b. "e'i'yc} at once. He has
na'i . 80 ros or Of a church at
'na'qna~ols which We desires to ar
N te reodi to occupy tie
ri ~ @arpary ist, According to
tse Wisses Of Pev. ucNanan the con
rasat;on VIII icia him in asking tff
t,',a ptec vterv. which meets In
$50 w'th'n o tNw -t's 10 grant HIN
severance from tie church here
REV EncNanan LAS been pastor Of
We church here for five years aud
given satisfaction to his congre
cation al Of whom will regret his
lrtnre During lie time he has
>een pay'or of the church. it has
been entirely freed from 4 bt IN
rrred on account Of building aud tht
furnishings Of same.
Eoth Rev Buchanan and his wife
have ben greatly interested in al lie
partments of tie church, and he has
shown much activity IN the moral up
lifting of the community, being promi
nent in the work OF the Purt,
League.
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DfMONSTE Gas STOVE
AZ Cairo Gas Co.'s offIce--Wii se
DIN Wednesday Afternoon ana
End Saturday Night.

The Cairo City Gas Company
wishes to announce that beginning
"Wednesday afternoon they will give
series Of gas stove demonstration
nj their office at 1898 Washington
avenue, In their window there Will
w demonstrated a model gas kitchen
and there an expert demonstrate
wtll he ready to explain the uses o.
INA stoves and the methods OF coon
iug in the modern way. To the ladies
who now use gas stoves they wish 70
extend an invitation to call that they
may gather new ideas and express
their opinions as to the ways that
they have and to the ladies that do
not use them they also extend an In
yitatfon that they may hear the al
vice that the expert will give AMI
also that Of the ladies' who now use
The GAS WAY.
There will be, small souvenir for
earh lady that calls and refreshments
will be served to all. The demonstra
ton will be held each afternoon this
week commencing Wednesday from
3 I'd 6 p. m and Saturday night from
& to 10 p. m
All Cairo ladies are invited to call
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Hoyt's Hospitality.

1T was the habit of Charles III. HoyI
the dramatlst, to invite almost every
body he met to come up and spend
few weeks with him at his summer
home In New Hampshire.
One night Hoyt Bert Dasher. W. II.
Currie, Frank Mckee and several other
house guests Of Hoyt We're sitting on
the yeranda of Hoyt's summer house
waiting for dinner. The train had just
arrived. and they saw an old farmer
and his Wife coming up the path
WHO are theyy' asked lieyt. Il
never saw them before"
THE dickens you didn't" replied
Currie. THAT is thar old chap and
his wife you talked 10 over at Spring
field and invited 20 visit you.'
"Oh, WELL" said Hoyt. maybe they
are just coming in to dinner They
will take the night train back"
Then he looked again and saw the
hired man behind the farmer and his
wife wheeling a big trunk on wheel
barrow.
mo. by George" shouted IIoyt, they
are here for run!"
And they stayed month. Cleye-
land Leader.
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Lonq and Short Story Writers.

Which are the great short stories Of
the English language? Not a bad
basis for debate! This | am sure OF
that there are far fewer supremacy
good short stories thaa there are SUI
premely good long books. 1t takes
more exquisite skill TO carve the
cameo than the statue. But the
strangest thing is that the two excel
lences seem to be separate and even
antagonistic. Skill in the one by no
means insures skill in the other. The
great masters of our literature, Field
ing. Scott, Dickens, Thackeray and
Reade, have left no single short story
OF outstanding merit behind them,
with the possible exception of Wan
dering Willie's tale in RED Gauntlet"
On the other hand, men who have
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OBITUARY.

Grace Jackson was born In Charles
ton, Mo. Nov 9Th. 1887, and died in
Cairo, H., Nov. Ed, 1910. She came
TO Cairo with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. r. NJ, Jackson. In 1899, and was
married to Frank C, Corzine Nov
ath, 1902. The father and mother,
one brother. Walter Jackson. arf Nv
sisters, Mrs. Henry Shafer and virgie
jackson. together with tire husband
and little daughter Irene Thelna, re-
main to suife- the loss wlic1 nc
earthly power can repair
Mrs Corzine was faithful in all
the relations of life A true wife
she rejoiced that she was a mothes
Her neart was with Ter husband in
all the duties to which life ealled
him. She loved tie church of he!
choice and sought to promote its in
fluence on the lives OF Others. HeI
life was beautiful and her death
triumphant Seldom has the writer
known so young spirit endear IT.
self to so many people. The floral
offerings and the large crowd Assem-
bled at the Southern Methods
church Thanksgiving day for the
funeral service was an earthly tribute
to splendid character. After thu
burial service of her churca ana u
brief but touching service by this
W. G. T. U. her body was lail tC
rest in Villa Ridge cemete~v--
Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep from
which none ever wa.e to weep"
PASTOR.
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eass around. nc reslgnalIoa Va

pass around. The resignation was
accepted
The president announced that the
election OF five members of the gov
erning board was in order, the terms
OF taree menb ers being about to ex-
pire, and two vacancies needing to
be flied, occasioned by the resigna-
tion Of Mr. Barclay and the removal
from the city Of Jno. L. Parham. The
following were unanimously elected:
For tnree years--W, O. White, G.
S. Carey and Hon. Miles Frederick
Gilbert.
For two years q. r Hurd
For one year-Geo, b. Wearen
with tne same manimty J. Z Rem
lall was reelected president and w.
\. Mcknight vice-president,
Several short talks were made urg
ne members TO visit the club more
renrently and more generally; alsa
'~yoring efforts TO increase the mem
se~7Nip to the constitutional .llnit
-hi.h is 207. To tAis end tie gov
a~niR@ boarj was authorized to re-
iuce tire membership fee from $50 "a
'35 dprlng certain periods In 1911
o r. Hurd respopded TO calls ioi
| 4 speech, saving he felt like aNtaamei
who on coming to town was sum
moned on a jury, anr on going homt
told his wife ne hadn't been In towr
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end or the Toll,

He had never told his love. She
tolled II for him, and the toll took the
form of candy. books. flowers. theater
tickets. suppcrs, taxis and the numer-
GUS other emotional etiiorescences Of
young mans fancy. One sweet day
he told his love. Shortly after that
she tolled it no more. and about NIL
she had coming TO her were mascu.
line malediciions on the cost Of living.
New York Times.
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/ nackerav ard Dickens.

Thackeray was much taller than
Dickens. His form. indeed. approached
the gigantic Ia its proportions. He
looked far older, although the two men
were much about the same age His
immense head, his broad forehead and
his prematurely white hair gave him
an appearance Of authority and even
of severity, which one might have
thought would prove illuminating to
stranger Yet | at least never felt 1t
so. He seemed to me to be less self
assertive less conscious of his superb
GRITTY. than Dickens appeared. TO be-
Justin McCarthys "reminiscences.
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The. Bridal Wreath.

The brhlai wreath is usually formed
of myrtle branches In Germany; 1t Is
made Of orange blossoms IN France az
well as our own country: In Italy and
the French cantons of Switzerland 1t
Is Of white roses; in Spain the flowers
of which it is composed are red roses
and pinks in the islands Of Greece
vine leaves serve the purpose, and In
Bohemia rosemary is employed. In
German Switzerland n crown Of artifi-
cial flowers takes the place Of the
wreath.
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THIRD CONVENTION
OF ILLINOIS HUMANE SOCIETIES
WILL CONVENE IN CAIRO
TOMORROW.
Feature viii be Illustrated Lecture by
Capt. 3say of Chicago, Mount
ed PoIice--Meetings ut
BAPTIST Church.

Tie third annual convention Of the
humane Societies OF Illinois will take
,lace tomorrow, Wednesday, at the
,ai o Baptist church annex, !ohn s.
als.aorpe. president Of tie FIRST aank
INA Trust CO., VII deliver to adj
lress Of welcome, 400 Rev A. y
Buchanan will deliver sac invocation
II had been hoped to have Captain
'harles C tIealy OF tie Ch ago
sN,r "a squadron Of police dedter
his lecture accompanied by steresp'
Oh views ID the evening, but ne
art~in is compelled to cave Cairo
"A lie CHS I. c. train for C.ieago,
bat evening, III q -er 10 get back 10
hieago on the following morning.
IN this account the lecture viii have
d Re given in the afternoon Inc
slides TIE captain I'll sAew were
collected by MIN when he was ~
England ana other foreign corntr'es
turing last sulmer; they show trai-
lie conditions in different large citles
Il the world. He W. rring with NM
special operator 10 rua ms MOVING
pictures. The lecture and views VIII
d nre scented I ON 8 20 . p. III.
Charles virden, STATE agent lilnols'
iarartn ent Of yi.itation of children,
win attend the convention and speak
IN tie subject The Little WARDS q
ae State OF Illint,> and What M
.oisais Doing For Them
Miss Rose B. jolly of Macomh,
ecretary of the McDonough County
humane Society, ", speak on tie
mhiect Humane Work in England
1iss Jolly has been abroad during
the past summer ard has paid speciai
attention to humane work in foreign
Countries.
Besides the stereopticon lecture ny
Capt. Chas. G. Healey, ne VIII a'so
speak upon the Subject The close
Cooperation that caould Exist Be
tween Police Officers and Humane
ulcers
George Gilman, agent of the Rock
stand County Humane Society, Will
cad paper on Work of the Hu'
name Society From the Standpoint Oh
IS Officers"
Miss Ruth Ewing : expected to oe
present. She is editor of the Humane
advocate. she viii have a paper on
Humane Education
George A. Fl. Sce5t, secretary q
he Illinois Humane Society, VIII
speak on eNeeded Legislation an
| the Application of the Law Concern
Lng Cruelty"
DR.. H. 7. Morrison, Jr, pres lent
If the Springfield Humane @H'ie Y
| win make report OF the wcr' don
| regarding the Improvement Of Tx
conditions in coal mines cf the state
Addresses will a'so be made b.
Walter Butler, president Of I LII
aois Humane Society, and John L
| Shortall, first vice president OF "a
Illinois Humane Society,
Otner people from different parts o
the state who are interested in
practical way in humane worH' vii
be present and address the CONVEX
| tiOn
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-29

two hours when ne was elected TO
office. AS a newly eiecsed member
III he governing board he would try
to DO his duty
Jno. S. Aisthorpe spoke OF the
gool Impression thar was made by
the club upon tae visiting bankers
some weeks ago. He sa.i few Poop e
ii Cairo, ana perhaps few members OF
the club eall7ed how important a
factor for ecod the club was. Mr.,
Aisthgrre and other speAbegs tuget
members TO niiss no oppor unity 70
Invite straneass in Tie CITY TO y'sa
tac club.
Memorial Rcsc utions.
hon. Nj. f. Gll@ert said he felt i
proper taat tAis chb set a wece
dent at this meeting by taking res
pectful notice of departed members
turing t9e past year ana lie offered
the Following resolutions
BE it Resolved. That~the Alexan-
Ger Chb. Ut this it's annual meeting
% lopt the Precedent, that husiaess
sban be SUSPENDED eqa BY rising vote,
tribute oil respecF snail be na,4e e
MI members vino he passed away
during the year Therefore IN fur
thefance OF said custom, we DO now
place OF record our kindly renenl'
brance Of
Hon. Claude Winter.
Mr. William Burke
Mr.. Robert Lewis.
"All Of whom have crossed the
dark river. We mourn Their depar-
ture. May they have eternaAe rest,
May their memories ever be kept
green in the hearts Of orr members
in recognition of tneir wortl and as
sistance to the Alexander cab
The resolution was unanimously
adopted ana on motion Of j. : Ais
thorpe, the governing boarl was au
thorizea to have memorial tablet
prepared upon which the names q
departed members oaould be In
seribed
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Win Promote Beauty,

Women desiring beauty get wontef,
III help from Bucklen's Arnica Salye
u PARISHES pimples, skin eruptions
sores and boils. II makes the skin
soft and velvety 1t gloriiies the face.
Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked
lips, chapped hands. Best for burns.
scalds, fever sores. cuts, bruises and
piles. CSC at all drpGrisfs
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Garman Don Quixote.

Hearing that one of his fellow Off
GERS had ridden on horseback between
the sails Of windmill In motion, Lieu
tenant Won Schroeder Of the German
army attempted the same feat He
was, however, struck by descending
sail. uy6orssd and flung distance of
fifty yards. He died instantly from mis-
Injuries
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Quarantine.

The Lombardians were the first to
use offectual quarantine methods
against the plague and infectious dis
eases, and mention Of a quarantine ist
made in Lombardy and Milan in 1874,
1888 and 1899, Prior to that time the
Christian communities resigned to the
visitation of the plague, regarding 1t
rs divine punishment
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The Weasel.

No animal is more dainty or more
luxurious in his habits than the wea-
SCI. He steals the freshest eggs, Sc
lects the tenderest chickens Of the
brood and will sometimes kill several
for a single meal, sucking the warm
blood and eating only small bit OF
the flesh.
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CHURCH SUPPER.

The ladies of the Calvary Eapt S
church will have their supper Tues.
dav, Nov goth, at Stafford hall, The
following Is the menu.
Chicken Pie Baked Beans
Homemade Waite and Brown Bread
Cranberry Sauce Celery
liam Meat Loaf Potato Salad
Slaw Pickles Chow Chow
Homemade Cates Jelly Je'lt
Hot Coffee.
lee cream and candy for sale, Sup
ptr 35 cents. ..... ~. ...
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GERMAN STEAMER MISSING.

S~ettin, Germany, Nov. 2S-'Tf q
C~ran steamer FERN. from Sunder
land for this port, mas not been re
ported for seventeen lays, and is SUI.
posed TO have fourdered in the No Y
Sen. The Berlin carried crew Q
seventeen.
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DRys BEATEN nv 2is,t2s.

Jefferson City. Mo. Nov. 20. Pro
fihition was defeated In Missouri al
the recent election. according to the
cificial Announcement today. by 2ls,
las TheDrys carried 81 out Of lie
counties,
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Luncheon and Vaudeville.

After the meeting the Club adj.
journed To the grill room where
House Manager bennett served sand
witches, salads, and other refresh
ments, and entertai:.mant in the way
Of songs, stories and recitations were
Of songs, stories and recital ons was
giving the vaudeville All the Gem
theatre, ami by Mu,f.y and Eat 81
The Eiinn
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PEANUT Butter.

Peanut butter can be made at home
to advantage from the standpoint or
economy. Shell and skin some freshly
roasted peanuts. Grind them in the
finest grinder of the meat chopper and
then mix them with little less than
half their quantity of butter until a
smooth paste has been formed.
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One Of Her Necessities.

Maud-Jack said when he proposed
that he could give me only the necessi-
ties OF life Ethel And what did you
say? Maud-l told him that one Of the
necessities Of my life was husband
who could supply me with the lux
priaS- - I---1hln@a.
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City of Mexieo,s Valley.

The valley IN which The City Of Mex
leo is situated is some fifty miles long
by forty broad and 1900 feet above
the sea level. 1t is supposed that the
basin was formerly filled with water,
and several lakes still cover part of
it. The site is one of extraordinary
beauty and impressiveness.
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EIevatina the Cook.

Life in small town on Lake Como
was made interesting by the pleasant
ries of a certain Italian count, who
showed bis subtle humor by engaging
a fat cook and forbidding her TO use
his staircase. One Of the daily ex-
elements was to see her hauled up out
side the house by two manservants.
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been very great In the short story,
Stevenson, Poe and Bret Harte, have
written no great book. The champion
Splinter is seldom a Eve miller as we'll.
Poe is the master of all. Poe is, to
my mind, the supreme original short
story writer of all tme.-Conan Doyle
in Through the Magic Door,"
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A telegraph line consisting of TWEEN.
ty-four wires, each representing let
ter, was established by Lesage at Ge-
neva in 1TT4. and in the same year
Bishop Watson made experiments over
10000 feet Of wire near London. In
Germany the invention Is credited to
Sommering ia 1909.
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Madrid,s Royal Palace.

The r. sal palace at Madrid Is one OF
the most beautiful structures in the
world. 1t was built Mt a cost Of
100000 and was intended to rival
the famous palace at Versailles. or
white marble, it is 470 feet each way.
with court 24o feet square. rooted
with glass.
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strona Evidences.

'what makes you think he had been
to drinking party|
"He came home" sobbed the young
wife, wearing a monograph horn for
q hat" Louisville Courler.Journal.
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A Good Use For Titles.

1t is said that the Emperor Dom
Pedro OF Brazil, who was a humorist
In his way, built and maintaine
lunatic asylum with the product of the
titles he conferred in the course of his
long reign.
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Rajndrops.

When raindrops are very large they
have fallen from low altitude. The
smaller they are the higher the altitude
from which they have fallen.
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Euxley's tables of the weights OF
man show that the human body Is
made up Of thirteen different elements,
Of which five are gases and eight sol
ids, r,
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BuckWheat.

Buckwheat Awas first cultivated In
England in 1907. It had been brought
into Europe from Asia 100 years be-
fore.
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Emergency Shoehorn.

II you haven't a shoehorn drop your
handkerchief into your shoe before In
sorting the foot, then pull tight, and 1t
will slip on easily.
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The Coat,

The coat is in the fifteenth century
first mentioned as an upper garment
for men. All the seams were then COW
cred with gold braid or lace.
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Ria Anueducts.

The largest aqueduct in the world Is
the Croton of New York, which is
thirty-eight miles long, but the longest
ever built Is in Peru, 800 miles long.
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Mean.

First Fair One-How dreadful IL ts
to have skeleton in the familyl Sec.
ond Fair One--I know. dear. Have
you ever tried exercise7
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A PURPOSE IN LIFE.

A life without purpose is lam
euid, drifting thing. Every day we
ought to renew our purpose. saying
to ourselves, This day let us make
a sound beginning. for what we
have hitherto done is nausht." Our
Improvement is in proportion to our
purpose.
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Always hiannens.

A man wSo goes around with a chip
on his shoulder will tinally encounter
rs big Il fool us he ~ aud there will
be a tight Atcbison Globe.
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a nollar BiIl

A dollar bill is exactly 72s inches
long by 3.04 inches wide.
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The sense Of smartness. Is sure to
mnse MAN shallow.
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Crocodiles.

1t is believed that crocodlles iyeStn
be hundreds of years old.
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Weiaht Of a Lion.

The average weight of lion Is 500
pounds.
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Magnesla is extracted from a stone
called dolomite.