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Is a baby, fresh and clean.
Dainty clothes and tender skin
Need pure soap to wash them in.
' Nurse and mother must be sure
Baby's bath is sweet and pure.
Free from grease or alkalies;
Ivory Soap their want supplies.
CftpvRiattT list sv thi snc-crt s a qamblc oo. cimoisnati
il t1.
'1 NO. 1 IS WALES'
) y "Cabbie" 11 nil See Straight
,trJJ I Know Short Routes.
iijeromer In Scotland Yard I at-
examlnatlon of men who de-
hov
i.i
l0.;.e appointed 'bus and cab
.in-id the affair was most amus
'7've rickety old bus down
'jj ierf ect ark, and attached to
ifni ( it a brace of one-time Dar
llkoly, that, after a meal
'jilnd pepper, do get up enough
ti,- to drag that ark at a spank
lif the length of the lnclosure.
' 0,l-l)e driver mounts the box,
' ' the horses, and attempts to
(ion ween two stakes planted In
1:" I bo close together that to go
them means to escape them
I ,,. s, scarcely more than a quar
iui" inch on either side. Soine
j' drlver manages it. If he re
fj(lifeat two or three times with
lute Ed also manages to get his
"lulled up sharp when a finger
lhe U appointed, and given
avpenlng. And thereafter for
ui'is privileged to amaze Araerl-
II Is wonderful cleverness with
In the crowded Strand or
t (. circus. It is different with
ncii-be cabbies. They, too, are
' to drive between stake and
)U J (heir nags, but more than
In '-led of them. "If you were to
"ll" fare In the Addison road to
9du'ie Upper Bedford place, what
'l your route?" Such questions
rloife put to them. Now, there
'8 a routes, but cabby is obliged
'b9 ':, take tho shortest, and If he
a iii raw a line along the map of
i v narking that shortest route,
t 80 home and study for
ro. ionth. , But where he fails
ion-others succeed. And a single
fo'l ' ' a '-"OBlon street bears
' jj.he enormous number of men
lilt' their city like a book. How
r moms there are In Loudon I
-'"-low, but I know this: The
f.,.cd one morning was No. 8;
)rj,' called that afternoon wad
., i., I opsnt a week looking for
Jm and didn't And it. I learned
'",'to. 1 was the number of the
, (joiaom of the prince of Wales.
s; ; Free Ptpsb.
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MARRIED IN HA3TE.
I
he jr mother wss troubled
.Consumption for miny
At last she was civet,
ijic. A neighbor told her
K'Vgivc up but try Ayer"s
.ft Pcctoal. She did so
'jS speedily cured, and is
ci i the enjoyment of eood
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tw : - --If. r. Jolly,
.1899. Avoca.N.Y.
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otis or how long you have
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test thing you could
I take. But it's
o wait until you have
rt Buui&iiincs II B
W to cure this disease.
n.lait until tomorrow, but'
pbottJe of Cherry Pec
lgt once and be relieved.
,u: ngthens weak lungs.
!'l . I0'n ordinmrr
One Conpla United In Very (Jnleic Tln:e
In riiubnrs.
A wedding ceremony was conducted
recently In the office of Alderman Wil
liam Watson, Eat street, north Bide,
at a lightning express rate. The high
contracting parties were Harvey Bar
ber, a negro, and Hattle Allen of tbe
same race. The event was wholly un
expected even by the bride, but was
the result of an impulse which struck
the groom as lie was in the act of
delivering a load of coal In the neigh
borhood. Barber, who la a teamster,
and his girl had pledged their troth
and gone through all the forms which
It Is customary to attach to a mar
riage engagement. Some days ago the
marriage license was procured, but
the groom wanted to soe hU way a lit
tle clearer at the financial end before
having the knot tied. Yesterday morn
ing he began tho delivery of coal ear
ly. It was a good day for business and
h8 caught onto a few dimes extra. Tho
sum total of his catch was $1.35. Har
vey's last Job for the day was the de
livery of a load of coal in the vicinity
of Squiro Watson's offlce. He was
driving lojsurely along East street
when he spied his fiancee gayly trip
ping along the sidewalk. She had
,1ust stepped out to buy some "supper
things" for the lady who employed
her. This is what she told Harvey
when he hailed her with a "Good ev
ening, girl; right glad to see you."
Harvey had a dollar to sparo, and his
maxim through life had been nevor to
let a good chance go by. He asked
Hattle how much time she had to
Bpare and was told: "Just fifteen min
utes." "Just about the same way
here," said Harvey. He then asked
her to go to Squire Watson's offlce and
have the wedding take place at once.
Miss Allen didn't object. Harvey Bang
out, "Gee, whoa, hoa," and tho team
was up against a hitching post. The
horses were tied and then the couple
fairly rushed into the squire's office to
get themselves hitched. "Come to got
married, squire," announced the
groom. "Here's the llconse. Please
hurry up. I haven't any timo to
spare. This girl has to get back to
cook supper, and I have coal to leave
right away." The prospective groom,
with coal-begrlmod fingers, fished out
ten dimes from hjs fob pocket, and
laid the money on the counter.
"Here Is tho fee, squire. I didn't ex
pect this little matter was going to
happen or I would have had the coin
all in one ploce," he said. Constablo
John Homan was Impressed as a wit
ness, and the twain were made one.
"See you down at the house tomor
row," was the groom's parting salute,
and he went to deliver the coal, and
she hurried away to get the "supper
things. " Plttuburg Post.
A Trat.
A little girl who was being taken
into the country for a day's outing by
the Chicago vacation school commit
tee was observed to be very sedate at
she sat in tho open street car, says th
Youth's Companion. "Have you evoi
had a ride on the cars before?" the
teacher asked. "Yes, I've hitched, bul
I never at up straight like this be
fore," she answered.
I'.lke ft'iniltiia; itliiwy
The as of the IlihIIhhs Chain BUroti
Book in the purL-huhs of "lied Cross" and
''HublnRer's l)st" itnroli, makes It just
like Hading mo 11 By. Why, for only 80 you
are ounbtod to got one large 10a package
of "Red Crows" KUroti, one large lOo pack.
go of "HublngHr's Heat" hUrch, with the
premiums, two Bhakpsptiare panels, print
ed In twelve beautiful oolors, or oue Twen
tieth Century Girl Culeodnr, embossed in
gold. Ask your grooer for tills starch ami
obtain the beautiful Christmas presents free
A Fmtor'i Ida.
When asked "What's a layman?" a
pastor replied: "One who lays things
upon, his pastor which he himself
ought to do." Richmond Religious
HcralJ
Thor U more Cutiirru In this section of th
eouutrj-than nil otlmr dliwitMis put tofrUir,
fat until thoUnt few yern w huuimjwcI to be
inuumlili). tur Kraut uinf years doctor
pronounced It local illBee itod prescribed
loom remedies. hikI by couBUntly rulliu to
eure with looal treatment, pronoun! It lu.
eiirs, le . HnlaniM bsi proven nsUi-ru to be
ounsUtut iiiihI illsesw and tliornfore reoulres
eniiHtltutluiMil treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure,
mamifwtiired hy V, J. Clieuey A Co., Toledo,
Onio, U the only constitutional cure ou tbe
market. His taken Intorually In duxes from
l l.lromtou.Koonful. It acts directly 011
the blood and mucous surfaces of the nysteui.
1 hey otter one hundred dollars for any cane
H fulls too urn. Hand for circulars and testi
monials. Address l'.J Csissy Co.,Toledo, O,
Sold by DruKKlsts, 7,,,..
Hail's family fills are tin beet
Poultry sclsHors for clipping wlngi aud
set." r a w si noma addltioa to the c4vuig
DECEMBER 17.
Teach Us '0 Pray. Luko xl. 113
Scripture Vrp. Mntt. xxl. 21, 22;
1 Tim II. R; Heb. Iv. 15. Ifi; 1 John 111.
21, 22; John xlv. 13, H; Hum. vllt. 34;
ActH xll. 5; 2 Cor. I. 11; Kph. vl. 12. 18,
lit; Col. Iv. 24; Matt, xlv, 23; Mark I.
3r.
I.KSSO.N THOfOHTS.
Our prnyern are not answered tip
emme of any mnrlt of outs, but when
in humility of uplrlt we plead the merit
of Jesus Christ.
'TruyiT la thought winpi'd with de
votion." Not flcgnncp of expresHlon
makes a good prayer, but earnestness
and sincerity of heart.
Prayer for blesslnifn upon others, un
selllHh prayers, will bring blended Joy
upon us.
SELECTIONS.
O thou hy whom we come to Coil
The Life, the Truth, the Way, '
The path of prayer thycelf hiiHt trod;
Lord, touch us how to pray.
rieadlntr the prnmlncM Is the nlncw
nnd niuscle of prayer. As we brlnn
promissory notes to those who have
sinned them, so shall we brlnir the
promises of Holy Hrrlpture before the
Lord, unci entreat him to make Rood
his word. Let us rontlntiiilly cry to
him Do as thou hast said.
If I lowly fall.
And thus In faith I mil,
"ThroiiKh Christ, O Lord, I pray thee
Klve to me
Nut what I would, but what seems
best to thee,
Of life, of health, of service, and of
strength!
fntll to thy full Joy f come at
length,"
My prayer nhn)l then nvall.
The blessing!! shall not fail.
Our truest praying Ih that which we
cannot express, our heart's tiuuttcr
nhle IoiikIiiks, when we sit nt Cod's
feet anil look up Into his face and do
not speuk ut all, but let our hcui'M
talk.
Father. In thy mysterious presence
kneellnp;.
Fain would our souls feel all thy
kindling love:
For we are weak nnd need some deep
reveallnor
Of trust and strength and raininess
from above.
C. !:. Ons-pel Hymns. IDS, ion, 3,
93.
Ojispel Hymns, 1-4. 334, 217, 3."6, 357,
A Story of Madame TattL
A striking si.ory conies to us anent
Madame Pattl, the renowned prima
donna, which is characteristic of her
geniality and kindness of heart. Th
Incomparable singer was walking one
day in the neighborhood of her castle
In Wales, when a sudden thirst afflict
ed her, nnd nhe called nt a cottage to
get a glass of new milk. When she had
partaken of this wholesome refresh
Blent she opened her purse to pay the
cost. But the peasant woman raised
her hand In gentle remonstrance and
said: "There is nothing to pay for tin
milk, but will madame kindly sing tn
us one of her swcot songs?" Pattl
entered the humble homo, lifted her
magnificent voice, and sang. In her
most suporb style, "Home, Sweet
Home!" The astonished and delight
ed cottagers listened In raptures, and
tendered the distinguished visitor their
warmest thanks. Then from an Inner
apartment, came a feeble voice, plead
ing, "Please sing that again; it was
heavenly!" "That is my daughter, who
Is dying of consumption," explained
the cottager, adding: "She Is so fond
of singing." Pattl visited the sick girl,
sang the song again to her, and gave
her a sympathetic word also. Then
she left. The milk had been paid for
by melody for which many an eager
agent would have forfeited a thousand
pounds.
MARKETS'.
rAI.TIMOHK.
flBAIM KM.
Fl.OUIt IIto. llest I'aL 4 50
Illuli flrnde Kxtrn 4 lt
WHEAT No. 2 lied fill 70
CHUN N.i. 2 White. 3(1 37
Outs Hoiitheru l'imii... 2 !i'J
HYE No. 2 54 55
HAY ( holee Timothy.. H 50 15 0(1
loocl to I'rlme 13 50 14 0.1
M'llAW live In ear Ids.. 13 Ml 14 00
Wheat llloeks 7 I'll 7 50
Out Monks H50 II 00
annki ononi
TOMATOES Stud. No. a -K 70
No. t ,15
I'KAB Standards 1 10 I 40
Heoouds HO
C'OIIN Dfy I'nek 80
Moist 00
IlIUKS.
CITY RTF.F.H8 $ !0' r 11
city Cows o'.; io,' (
I'OTATOKS AND VK(1 UTAnt.KV
FOTATOLS Durlmul;. . J .'IH Ci 40
ONIONS 35 3d
lilOVISIONS.
HO(l rilODUCTS-shls. B" (? 7
3esr rllisldes 7 7lf
Hams 11' Yi)i
lless 1'ork. Mir bar 10 50
I.AUD Crude 4
Ht rell nod 7
HUTTKO,
HCTTEP.-FlneCrroy.... 27 m 3S
Under I'lim !M 27
Creiimory ltolls 'il 20
rnsim
CIIEERE N. V. Fiiucy. . . t 12 13
N. Y. Flat I'l'.j 14
bklm C'booso CJ 7J.j
Kaon
EOtlH State I 20 nt 21
North Curoliim I'J
I.IVB POULTltt
CHICKENS 8'.f 19 0
Ducks, por Ih 8
TOBACCOl
TODACCO Md. Iufor's.. 1 58 9 J 50
Hound eomaiou 8 '0 4 50
Middling B01 7 0 J
Fiuiuy 100J 120
1.1TS STOOS. .
PEEF Best Beevos 120 , 170
BIIKE1' 2 00 4 00
Hog i U0 0 10
ttlUB AMD SKIN.
MUBKItAT 10 11
Ilaueooa 40 45
lied Fox )00
Hkunk llluok. NO
Otiossuui 2'J 23
Slink 80
Otter (00
XF.W TOI1X
FLOUR Southern t S 83 4 20
WHEAT No. 2 lied 70 71
HYlt Wosteru C5 (16
COllN No. 2 30 40
OATH No. m 20 80
ltU'lTElt Htttte IH 25
E(KIS Htato 23 24
CUtlilili-Btala 12 i 13
ruiLADiLPan,
FLOUR SoBtbern 885 a !0
WHEAT No. X Rod 0 ,70
COHN No. 8 37 118
OATH No. 2 HI 82
HUTTEK Utnto 25 27
taau-i'euna ft 24 U
WHY HE SUCCEEDS.
A Dlfforeaes That Sometimes Eafllea
PaUfltlvrs.
"It Is often difficult to soo any dif
ference between tho men who succeed
and those who fail," says a critic. A
man may try to console himself with
the unction that lies In the belief that
It !a all luck; that one man was born
to be successful and another to fall.
The average man cannot even deceive
himself to that extent. Ho knows,
generally, where the troublo Is. Ob
serve two men who apparently begin
with equal advantages, with equal
capital. Unless closo -attention was
paid to their respective careers, you
might not perceive the difference in
them. One pula a little more rush Into
his work; he Is never satisfied with
accomplishing only to much as la ex
pected of him. He Is a little more ac
commodating to his patrons or those of
his employer; ho manifest more de
votion to details; he is more prompt,
Is not afraid of getting to the office too
early or of staying there too late. He
makes a study of ways to Improve his
mind and enlarge his capacity for serv
ice, whether to his own direct better
ment or Indirectly, through having
benefited his employer. Right here it
might be well to consider the problem
one moment from the employer's point
of view. "He Is utterly lost to grati
tude for good service; utterly selfish,"
you say. Granted but It Is fortunate
for you that he is selfish. That gives
you a point of attack. When you be
come so necessary to him that he will
be suffering a loss by the discontin
uance of your service you are In a po
sition to demand a better position or
bigger salary and bin selfishness will
not permit him to allow you to go.
Observe a different luatance: A young
lawyer who has Just been admitted to
the bar will go Into a town where sev
eral before htm have failed, and by en
ergy and manly, buslnsss-llke meth
ods soon succeed In establishing a lu
crative practice. Instead of flitting
around the office, like some of his pred
ecessors, with his feet upon a table,
telling stories and chewing tobacco
while waiting for clients, he spends
his a pare time tn studying his law
books and adding to his general Infor
mation. He goes into society, gets ac
quainted with the people, is always on
the lookout to Improve any opportuni
ty that comes in bis way, and finally
makes his way to the ton of tho ladder.
saSidow on exercise.
Rays Dumuball l'raetloe, If Not Overdone,
Is tbe Proper Tkla.
"Dumbbell prastlce givea strength to
every sinew, from the finger tips to the
elbow, from the top of the head to the
sola of the foot," Sandow, tbe streig
man, said in a recent interview. "The
young can be kept in perfect health, I
and older people are helped and im
proved even when suffering any ail
ment which appears' to them to be
quite hopeloss, but, of course, great
care must be taken not to overdo the
practising, and It is wiser to Increaae
the number of movements very grad
ually and not on any account to get
overtired ut first," he advised, But he
does titate most emphatically that
dumbbell exercises, taken in modera
tion, give grace and suppleness to the
figure and that perfect eaae to the car
riage that comes from having the mus
cles under control. He makes a strong
point of an easy beginning, which doss
not expect too much at first, but gains
Btrength by degrees. Such exorcise
sends the blood through the velno with
new life, which gives pleasure and Joy
to every individual.
It Currs All hkin Eruptions.
Tetterine is the name. Sold at
druggists for COc. a box, or prepaid
direct from.T. T. Shuptriue.Suvannab,
On. John H. Pahlen of Lexington,
Miss., writes: "Enclosed lind jl.00
for 2 boxes of Tetterine, My father's
hand was cured by it, and I take
pleasure in recommending it."
Why Caaos.es Ara Needed.
Change of scene, change of occupa
tion and frequent changes in furnish
ings and diet are all Important at this
BcuHon, and the time of rest may be
secured from theBo changes even when
an expensive outing, or the usual sum
mer vacation, has not been affordod.
No woman who has ever tried it can
conceive of the rest and pleasure re
sulting from a change of some sort.
Make such changes as are poHBlbley
rearranging rooms in the mutter of
furniture, pictures, ornaments, etc. Do
something, anything, to rest the eye
and brain from dead-level monotony.
It is said that marked cases of In
somulr, have been cured by changing
from one sleeping-room to another.
The wise woman will also change her
family dietary as completely as pos
sible as the seasons change. Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Attention Is railed to the very useful
artlo es contained lu the premium list of tbe
Continental Tolinoeo Co.'s advertisement
of their Star l'lug Tobaaeo la another col
umn of this paper. It will pay to save the
"Klur" tin tugs nnd so take ndvuntiiRe of
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Why He Was Nol Beloved.
A practical, matter-of-fact younf
woman wu trying to describe a certain
unpopular man that she knew. "He Is
the sort of person," she said. after care
ful .thought, "who goes to Paris twict
a year, but never asks you what size
glove you wear." New York Commer
cial Advertiser,
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No fewer than 1111 families of injurious In
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Tho number of passengers nnrrlcd on the
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of tag), " Horse Hboe," "J. T.," "Good Luck," " Cross Bow,"
and " Drummond " Natural Leaf Tin Tags are of equal value in
securing presents mentioned below, and may be assorted.
Every man, woman and child can find something ou tho list
that they would like to have, and ouu bave
JE" 2EC E. 3E2 X
TA1.
I Mstrli nm Ilk
I Kd fH, one lilstte. Hood steel 1
A Hritsnrs, ItK'hoii
4 Child Hl, KnlfH. Fork ami Hio..ii an
s Halt and l'ppcr Ht. oue ttui-h, (piatl-
ruple plats an white metal Ml
9 Franru briar Wood pipe 8fr
I tusor, bulluw aroanil, Aus KnKllnh
teel 6o
I Butter Knife, triple plate, best
quality to
Hiissr KhBll, triple plate, brtt qual.. tu
lu Hisuip Hoi, terllns silver 7U
II Knife. "Knn Kiltter," twti hUdns.. 71
11 hatcher Kulli, "teen Kuller." i la
lUde T
11 Hliears. "Keen gutter," luuu It
14 Nut Hat, Cieoker aud Hi , slWer
pitted o
It rlaae Hall . AnorUllon," beat qual.luu
1 Alarm 1'lor.k, nl.ikl 1W
1 1 tlii Oenulne Huaan' TeaaKiuus, best
I'lated soods ISO
I) W mo, uickel, stein wind and eel . . sun
11 llarTera, good steel, bunkborn
bandiee 100
BO His Onaulnt Kosers Table Bpuons,
beat plated iroods tM
I) Bn ea b, KnlTeeand Forks, buck
bora handles IM
U HU eaoli, Uauuloe Aoyars' KulTes
and Jfoi k, beat plated goodi 600
TAOS.
SB Clnnk, S dsjr, Calendsr, Thermom
eter, B irnuie'rr sill
'Jl (Inn ma, leather, no Imller niatle. dud
M ItHVolver, autoiuatp!, double action.
:m or us caliber
86 'I'ool Het, nut playthiiiHii, bat real
tonla M
VI Toilet Ant dwoorated imrcwlaln,
very haiiiiMonitt . . sou
BS HemliiKton ttlfle No. 4. t'i or fi '-al . SCO
W Vlatoti, alerllag ailver.fall ,ew0le,l 1UUU
so Dreaa Halt tfaae. leather, haudaome
and durable loco
SI eVwInn llai hlua, Aral claaa, with
all atfaibuiKma 1100
II Itnvulver, Cult's, ISalitier, blued
aleel lois)
SI Hide, (lult'a. IS-ahot, MH-eltlier 16W
IH Guitar tWaahburiil, ruaewuod, 111-
laid tWW
M Mandolin, very hanila nue M
H Wlnrhaater aepaatlng Bhul Oun.
SSUKe SUM
IT Reuiinston, dniible-barrel, baia-
uier Uhol Ouu. Hi or II gaiif e fcieo
M BIcTde, standard make, ladles or
Hints aus
M Shot Uun, Haiulnuton. iluubls ntr-
rel, haiuiuerleNa 1000
40 Begins Mmlo B,n, ItH tnn Dtao..WlM
THI M90VC OFFM PXPIHtS NOVEMBER 30m. 1900.
Htar'
tilled
BSBSBl ki.t will la il.l r..v 1.. I' AUU .... tl.u i . . . ..... 1 '
liuiidred. If rerelvod by w on nr lM f.ru Ma ..li l.t. mm. '
l-KAK IS MINU that a illsse'a wank al
SOBCial NotlCBl "si" " " " Tin Taa (that ta, H ar tlu taj. with no arn-U
' aiara pruiiea ou unnar aiue nl ISS. are umA for arpetll.
STAR PLUG TOBACCO
will laal loaaar svad aaTard aare rluaaare Ibaa a tllnaj's wank af any
Iherb.aad. MAKE THE TEST I
Send tagi to CO TI. U T Al. TO It 4 4 CO .. 81. LoiH. Mo.
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