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WITH A LAME BACK?
THE SUNDAY SUiOOL.
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Moey Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Imost everybody who reads the news
rs Is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
ji Kilmer's Swamp-Root.
I the ereat kldnev. liver
j l. and bladder remedy.
r It is the cr? at medi-
Jcal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
. scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and Is
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Bright 's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-KOOl is not rec
ommended for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
just the remedy you need. 1 1 has been tested
In so many ways, in hospital work, In private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have a
simple bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address to.
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. The
reru'.ar fifty cent and Horns of swamp-Root
dollar sites are sold by all good druggists.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
4 MKNPMKNT T TIIK CONST 1" I I I ON
1'KOI'OSKD TO TUB t'lrlZKNS OF
ntm COMMONWKAT.TU KOIt Ttf RTH LP.
pHOVAL OR REJECTION BY THE WKN
i. A88BMBLY OF TIIK COMMON
WEALTH OP PENNSYLVANIA PUB
LISHED BY ORDEH OK THE 8BURRTAHY
OF THE COM.MONWKAIlti IN 11 HSI
AM'K ok ARTICLE XVIII OK THE con
ITION.
A joint RESOLUTION
proposing an nmt'ixlint'iit to the Constitution '
01 uu t nmnionwi'Aiui.
Beotfon 1 Be ft resolved by the Senate ami j
of BeprfnentativeH of the Coninmn
wealth In General Amembly met. that the ft. I
lowi nir ! DTODOMd as amendment to the Cm,-
ititntion of the Commonwealth of lYnn-yl- j
nnia, In MtOOfdftDOO with the provisions of the
eighteenth article thereof:
Amendment One to Article Eight, Section One.
Add ft! the end of the firt paragraph of Mid
irxtion, after the words "shall he entitled to
Tote at all elections," the words, "subject how- '
tvortosuch lawt requiring and regulating the !
fi gnat Ion of electors as the Oeneral Assembly
tufty enaet,' bo that the f-aid section shall read
h follows.
Section 1. Qualification of Electors, Kverv ,
male citicn twenty-one years of age, posses- '
leg llie following qualifications, shall w en
titled to vote at all elections, subject however
1 11 inwn rvtiiiriug miu rrgitintiug tur rcg-
Iriration of electors as the General Assembly !
ay enact:
He shall have been a citizen of the United 1
Malt's ut liRsk one month.
He shall have resided fn the Matt one year ,
f. having previously been a uualitled elec I
r or native born citizen of the State, be shall !
months immediately preceding the elec- 1
He aliail luiv. 1 e-i-Vd In the lnction di-tri. t
he shall orfer his vote at least two
limn 1 mnicu mi e 1 . ureeouiiiK tilts oici'timi,
twenty-two years (it age and upwards, lie
).,t!' liuvn tmiil within twn vi-htm a St.itc m
cvuniy tax, wiinn snail nave nrcn iin'N-fu in ;
wore the election.
.11 .1 iMiiiiiiii iii nil iu .uuur 1. ik11'. 1 ' 1
Seven.
Strike out from said section the words "but '
co elector shall be deprived of the DrtvilfWe
l ! voting by reason of his name not being re
fMrred," and aildto said section the following 1
worn, o iix laws regulating ami reiuiring tne
rTgivtration of eleetors may be OOMtod tOAppI ,
tniitifti 1, nli timviilixl tlukt Kin )i Iiim'si mnv in !
urifiirm fur flinsM it tiit Nainii fluua .' un lliut 1
'! siKi seeiion vnaii reao as iuiiown :
etton 7. I niformitv of Kleetion LftWl Alt '
MN regulating the holding of elections by h :
cities or for the registration of electors shall be
uniform throughout the State, but laws regu'a- ;
tiuv hi' t-ti4tii I tn nrntlv u rinMnn I tm. nli ! 1
that loofa laws be uniform for cities of the same
tliUW.
A true copy Of the Joint Resolution.
W. W. QHIEBTi
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
AMENDMENT To THE CONSTITUTION
f PROPOSED TO THE CITIZENS OP TUI8
Da M o N w K A 171 1 1 rOH Til El K Al'l'KOVAI.
W REJECTION BY THE (i EN URAL AS- !
I'KNNsYJA'ANIA, PUBLISHED BY ORDER Of
FHK SK KKTAKY OK Til KCOMMON VV KI I II 1
IN 11 USUANCK UK ARTICLE XVUlOFTHti
INSTITUTION.
A JOINT RESOLUTION
rroDoiin an amendmenl to the Constitution 1
of the CotninoQWAaltb
Section 1. Be it resolved bv the Senate and
n me of Rcprose ntati vol of the Commonwealth 1
nf l . .i.. ... .i a i.i I
1 ' .INI 111 ' 'Kill AV''IIIMH IIH-'
lie following is proposed asan amendroetil
Constitution of the Commonweal' It of j
"vlvania in aeeitrdaiue with the nrn vision
toe l-.ighteenth Arliele thereof.
Amendmeut.
ttrtko out Notion four of article, eight, and
awl in place (hereof, as follows :
Ion 4. All elections by the oitlnDi iball
um i ..i .... i,.. i ..i ..,- :
- ribed by law: Provided , That secret-v I
1 "t!iiir be nreserved.
true copy of the Joint Resolution.
Secretary of the Commonwealth j
DMTNI8TRATBIX NOTICE. Let
ten ol Atliuiiii.( r;itiori in tlie (s
01 Tlieodorc Krdley, Info ol Kranklln t w j i i
III Uo., I'll.. 'l-i'M., lii1.;.: ht'cii gr.un !
d tlM DMflrtisned, Ml r"rsi1"s iuiowins ;
wives null bted tonld chiun- ueteqaeMM
ke immediaii payment wnjieth having 1
indenuaed.
w t I IiH, M I .1 , I il-'J il. 111'.,
Sllilillc'jiirvl", I'll., (Kt. 1, 11W0.
K' TTUK'N NOTICK - Xiitlei- l lu-n-hv
en lliut l ttt r- ti sruliirntary tii tl,",.
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" :-.Ul III IK"- HTI1I .11 II... Ml llll' IIIIIIOI-
''i. lo Wliom mi luiiviiii'ii in nam i ilatr
lid make imnifIinle pnymeiil unit tlmn'
elaima aaainrt it liiulil preaanl thom
F RQtlMlitlcated lorMVllement.
RAMT7KI 11. STKOI'll. Kiocutnr.
hnaenak. Pa.. ((. II, looo.
M'I TKIX .MN II ri. i it ii i- ia lu-rchv
K'veii tlutt IrK r: tofliami-'iiuiry upim tin ch.
"i Ninniol llnuiiiiT. lull' ol rntr.' Twp
lor Conntv. 1'u.. ili-i'iiii'il. havi' lii-i-n Uno.i
' 'tne fnrni ol law lo flu1 'nifrr-iiuiu'il. tti u h.,.,i
:iiilt;litr.l lo Mit'l 1'itatc shoulil niako n .
" I'rtvnuiiit ami lliimc linvillir 4'l;iiriiH auaitml
nouli nrCBCnt tln in ritily aMtllrntii atril for
tnuMit. KI.IA IHtr.NNKK, Exn'Utor. I
creak, pa., Oct ii, i'm.
driven ihttt ItM. r- li'mamrnrary n r
mni'iui i,t."..f, "v.. -,, "i i tin ,W II .
wuil.j . i l.. , mi i.i-i i, I lIU'l
' form of law t. i in- iii Ii r I, 'il. to whom
1 "I'Mitcil to sai.l I'-lalr -Iniiilil inaki' Iniinr.
i-., ,.,' in m , ' '"" iKanii
-Hi, iirewjiu iin in nuiv am iii'iiiK-aTi'ii lor
llMUnnl III I. IM'lll'll 1.......
iuiit Milltt, 1 a . Ucl. II, 1900.' ',.
ANDKXPKNSKS
I paaaMI ' ' Inli-riiiuionnl Srrlrs fot
ovtotMT iti. 1S0O Tka i,uii Mit-.-p
nnil l.oi Coin.
Prvpared by H. C. I.pninpton.
TIIK UB88ON TEXT.
(Luke 15:1-10.)
Then drew near unto him all the public
ana and sinners for to li:ir him.
2. And the l'h.ivi.-tcs and cribea mur
mnrpd, jaylng: This man raeelveth sin- .
ncrs and taieth with tin in.
X And hg spake this parable unto tin in.
laying:
I. What man of you, having an hundred
sheep, If he lose one of Ihrni. doth not '
leave the nln.ty and nine in the wild, r-,
nest), and go after that will eh is lost, until
he find it?
5. And when he hath found It. he lay, th
It on his shuulders. rejoicing.
6. And when he cometta home. hecaUeth
together hla trtenda and neighbor, saying
unto them: Rejoice with me; for I have
found my sheep which was lost.
7. I say unto you, that likewise Joy shall
be In Heaven over one sinner that r,pent
eth. more than over ninety and nine Just
persons, which need no repentance.
8. Either what woman having ten pteeet
of Silver, It she loee one piece, doth not
light a candle, and iwi ep the house uud
aeek diligently till she lim I It?
H. And when the hath found It, she call
ath her friends and her neighbors together,
laying: Rejoice with me; for I hav found
the piece which 1 had lost.
10. IfikewUe, 1 lay until you, there Is Joy
in th,- presence "! the angeli ni God over
one sinner that rvpenteth.
GOLDBN TE XT. There la Jov In fhe
preienee ol (lie nnui'lt of Qod ion
one Inner Hint repenteth, I. like
liao,
NOTES ANH COMMENTS.
The study of this lesson should in
dude a reading of Luke U: 25-88, this
forming the Link in Luke's account be
tween last Sunday's ls.nri and the tine
assigned for to-day. The following
analysis includes this passage:
Counting the Cost of Dlictp!Inshlp...l4:2S-SS.
Jesus and the Publicans lf:l-S.
The Ixist Sheep and I.nst Coin... 4-1 and M,
(a) The Lost Bhi p,
(b) The Lost Coin,
(e) Seeking the Lost,
(d) The Lost round.
hejo icing Over the Found C-7 and 9-10.
Counting the Gist of Discipleshlp.
After awaking the parable oi t be greal
supper, portraying iib it !ii! u scene ol
festivity with its unbounded happiness
anil goivd cheer, nothing would so nat'
Qrally oocur to the Master as the othei
side of the picture. Figure it as we
niay. in this life there is no li yti t thai
does not cat a ahadow. The greal law
of eouipenaatiou makes its claims tixm
us absolutely and without exception
Thero U oomfort in the thought foi
those who suffer stul endure, but for
the light-tiearted and joyous it shoultl
bring out a sense of obligation, a sen'
of duty. To "eat bread In the kingdom
of Qod" presupposes diaeipleship. Thi
means Joy, happiness and comfort, but
It costs something, tu the. lat ten
verses of Luke U Jesus illustrates the
importance of counting the eoat, iuil
how graat the cost may bs. If a man i
to erect a building he has estimate-i
made of the oost. If a king is to wage u
war, h takes Into account the chance
In favor of riotory and of defeat. Th
dleoiplo la to ereot a building, the build
ing of character. The discip'.e W t:
wage a war, a war with the forces ol
sin and death. What is the cost of dis
cipleehlp? Tt la the making of Christ
and His rlghteouanesa supreme In this
life. Cross-bearing le the test. The
croiw In Christ's tlmu stood for the
most aiwful and disgraceful of death.
From this we may Imply that cross
bearing doe not mean the giving tir
of some one desire or making some oth
er petty sacrifice, but It is to perform
every duty and meet every danger in
Utter oontempt of thu consequences
so long as we are-sure that what we dc
Is for rlghteousneew' sake,
The teaching is uot that we should
hate anybody. Christ's Gospel Is a gos
pel of love. Jesu put love of neigTi
bor side by side with love of (Jod. What
Jesus did clearly teach was that lwe
of Qod was to be supremo, and that it
Love of anything los stood in th,) way
of duty that lesser love was to be sne
rifloed to the greater love the lore OS
God and righteousness.
Joau.s ah.! the Publioan. It surprised
the pharisecs that Jesiw .should a
ciato with publicans and sinners. The
publicans were Roman tax collector
und were, considered us enemies of the
Jewieh people. Jesus, in reply, likms
is publicans and sinners to lost sheej
ind lost coins.
The Lo.-. Sheep and Lost CViln.
They am like lost sheep because they
Lavo wandered awaj from (iod into the
wild of sin and lire of themselvee un
able to find ;!ieir way back.
They are like lost coins becauae tliej
are of real vulu to their Owner and
Maker, and of no value whatever tc
anybody In any way when lyinjj- unused
aud out of reach.
They are fought becauae, like lie
sheep, they arc aafer, happier and more
eonteut in the fold than out in the
wihlerness, where life is in danger from
starvation, thirst, wild beasts and the
elementa. They ore sought because,
like that coin, they ure of real value
only when doing something to accom
plish the mission for which they were
put into the world.
Rejoicing Over the Found. Reaves
is a place of joy, nnd until all the w orld
i redeemed the greatest Joy known
to thn Heavenly host in "over one sin
ner that repenteth." That "repenteth'
Introduces the one SO tire element on
the part of the lost being. The sinned
may be lost, and found again, but if he
repent not It will be as if he had neve
been found and given a chance to re
turn to a Life of righteousness and use.-fulness.
11
BLOOD POISON.
In some cases the external signs of Contagions Blood Toison are so slight that the
victim is fimilv within the grasp of the monster before the true nature of the din-mr
The gTeed ol wealth is a seductive!
uud treacherous aspect of u n rig hteous
sWWlaiJ lireed DeSS' b
tsisehood that a
far We a I ill.
1U..H s lue consists
in the uiulutuuc ol the things that te
possesses. It is the great hardener ol
hearts, say.-, the lloston Herald. It
knows neither justice uor a,, u v. I . fl ..J J9 ,s Mown. Iii other esses the blood ts quickly filled with this poisoSHMM vinis and the
befouls charity with in.s.uc, i a'.dos- Rl - V,l V fwolleu KUl,d' "ucus pstehea in the mouth sores on scalp, ulcers on tongue, .ore
, . , . ' tv throat, eruptions on akin, copper colored splotches, and fallinc hair and evebruws
tcututiou. It poisons the Ingenuous- ( ieav(. no roorn for doubt, as these are all unmistakable signs of Contagious Blood Poison,
i.i .-s ol youth, pollutes the w isdoui of j Doctors still presenile mercury aud potash as the only cure for Blood Poison. These poisonous min
llfe. makes Sire unvenerable and death crals never yet made a complete and permanent cure of Contagious Blooil Poison. Tbev drive the dien9e
a eicirradatiou. Vet the conviction can " the system, cover it up for a while, but it breaks out again in worse form. These powerful minerals prod nee v.. . kd
M rlli'llMlillum 3"il tll ni.ikl . ilTwtlv., Civa'd a. ,.1 uI.um .,,ui, II,. (.,, , 1 n w .
- - - ........ m . s, i.uhii ...v jviii, ... iiiivii in. iiugei uaaiM iu urop on, SUUBWUl I ..let
sane greed potash Ulftko wracks, not euros, aiid those who have been dosed with these drugs are never after fiec from aches aud ,tn.
.-v cv o. acis in an imuiiT nuiereui manner, oeing a purely vegetable remedy ; It tones the poison nut of the sestet, i, andi
instead of tearing down, builds up and Invigorates the general health. S. S. S is the only antidote for this siecinc etnil md
therefore the only cure for Contagious Blood Poison. No matter in what stage eir how hopeless the case may Sppest --en
though pronounced incurable by the doctors, S. 8 S can be relied upon to make a rspid, permanent cure. B. S. i A a
new, untried remedy ; an experience of nearly fifty years has proven it a sure and unfailing cure for this disease It it the
only purely vegetable Mood medicine known.
riU
Merely
AMD
poiss:i
Make
wreck?,
Not Cures
liaiuly be aoideil that the in
has become the coulroLiug passion in
the lives of a large and Influential body
of our people. It sways ow n aspira
tion and rules ei cry actit itj with a pre
suming and audacious authority never
before so plainly mail. lest. In me sen- .
ate, the college and the church, as Well
aain the market, the shop and the par
lor, it makes Its baleful spirit evident.
The wort of the matter is thai there
seems to be a steady Increase oi
cringing submission to it s as-u nipt ion
and its demands, less indepi Ddence of
its behests, less confidence in the su
periority of other motives and other!
satisfactions, less contentment with
modest Compensations of industry, less
cheerfulness iu conscious rectitude in
an hu.uble lot, iu sobrietj . in frugality .
in sacrifice, In domestic simplicity, in I
social helpfulness.
Miss Jennie Creek, of Mill drove, la.,
who saved u world's fair traiu ou the!
Pan-Handle from a wreck iu fSW aud
who was made a member of the French
Legion of Honor for the act and re-1
eently invited to attend the l'aris ex
position us the guest of the National
Humane Society of Prance, is financial
ly unable to pay the expenses of the
trip and some friends proposed to raise
the money by popular subscription and
by selling a small book hdeh contained
the story of her daring act. Editor
Bundy, of the Mat ion News, asked Miss
( reck to visit .Marion during Ihc Klks
carnival and sell the book from a
booth. She replied1 that she would like
to attend the l'aris exposition, but she
could not Consent to appear as a
"freak" iu order to gel the money.
Mr II L Myers, loo HalbetTf St . Ntwsrk. H. J , u;i t m sBlcted with lerrlblt bleed Slssaae, wM h wm In spots at nri. tmi tfl
prcaii ui, uvtt my imuy. i nc pmi eiu omi uno sores, ana ii is eusy u inisginr ins sueennn 1 snaareq llclere 1 leanie e,iiiTim-r, i itaa
nociors couio uo me n, soon i usn prni s nuu ireii onllars, wtiK-ti ris -eslly llii -wn itse
tried Trlou peUiit medldnn bet they did n,.t reach the Jier Whes I !. id Kalshed '-st
lioitltuf s 8 P t wsl sreatly Improved, sad was delighted with the resell The large, red pi '--r
on my chest hfgrtn to grow oltr snd SBiaUer, snd I'vlnre long disappeared rntirrlv I reas'i uv
lost ttciKht. ikeesmt stronger, snd my sppttit Improved. 1 was soon entltel) well snd aii .. s
cleat SSa piece id glsse.''
fend for our Home Treatment Book, which contains valuable informatiot at
this disease, with complete dnectioiu fur self treatment, nur medical dep
in charge of physicians who have made a life-time study of blood li ease! 't
hesitate to write for anv Information or advice wanted We make noehat st-
ever for this, AU correspondence is held in tlie most sacred coufideuc. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLAN - 8A,
1 Read This! Read This!!
MY PRESENT STOCK OF CARPETS 8
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S EKS for tie SAME GOODS. My prices ou 45 rolls of carpet g
o wish to close out will suit tin) nockel book oi many and Bave
others money. Do not think of buying your full carpets until
o you give my stock of carpets your at teution and get the prices
of some of ray baiieaiufi I tun offering.
REVH 9
RESTORES Vil i.. .''
Mk. Ihaagml I
I Si UH,
THE ' p JgK. C i . . t;.
ORBAT A
Must the Japanese "go," too? Ten
thousand of them lire Kiiid to have land
ed on our Pacific coast during the first
three weeks of April, and for several j
months they have been arriving at the
rate of a hundred thousand n year, ten
limes the normal Immigration. Some
arc known to be contract laborers, mid
they will be deported; others. Inter on,
may vrtih they, too, had been scut buck.
It 1h suggested that many of them tlee
to this country because they fear war I
between Japan nnd Russia; but prob
ably, If they hud heard the story of n
certain labor war in which the Chinese
OnCC figured, they would have preferred
to take their chances at home.
A physician in Scott county, Kan., re
cently removed to another part of the
state because In could not make both
ends n:iet in his practice; but his serv
ices were so badly needed in the old
held that the citizens circulated a peti-
lion asking the county commissioners '
to appropriate a bonus of $500 annually
to the doctor, on coudition that be
should return. Thi commJssioncra
made the appropriation, and the doc
tor has gon back to his former home.
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Prices just right uu these
One Word About Pictures.
I am offering my present stock of pictures at coat, LESS
THAN COST hikI some for the price of the glues in the flames.
Don't inis this siile.
I have some pretty things to offer ii' Furniture, nil new.
Later will surprise you in Stylos anil Prices,
UNDERTAKING ! US DERTAKINGr !
Indus branch of my businoss I am prepared to give Uu
public tlie liest serbioe thai can be Beoured bv money, time and
personal attention. Mv equippage in tins branch of business i
one of tin-tinest in the' Htut". I1K.VRSES, CARRIAGES Bi.-l
UNDERTAKING PARLORS are up to date.
one srnrd ahoul h report that my attention hits i ulliti to lately in roirnr i
ray prices. I (lUARAOTfiKtofurnb-U tUesiimegiMHlnul I.KSS MONKY than an
bouse in the county, l or vhanti'i: to give you nasler PAYMENT tlmii all others.
First-ClasH Livery ConuecUd wifli Uudertakiug Departmerit, Q
W. H. FELIX
LEWISTOWN, PA.
TOENOH XUBCDkCBUOY
producea the above rasnltaln!30 dny.i. It seSj
powerrollT and quickly Cures when all othen uiL
goong man will regain their lert r.i;iiitool.a-..ioi4
men will recover their yonthfol visor b .iag
BEVtVOi it quickly snd surely testorei I 'mu
nccs. Lout Vitality, Ixu potency. Nightly E
Lost Power, Falling Mi niory, Wontlnii Din
all effects of wlt-sbaso r scossand Indli r.i
whli'h tintUnon) lorstQdy,buslni ssormsrrlsj '
not ouly eunn !' it,i:tii!kt ftt ilieeeai ol ill
ISSSTSat nerve t'inic iuv. titomt lmllil i IrrSg
lug back the pink glow to eale ebeel a 4ts
atorltig lbs lire of yontb. li wnl- oO 1 i
aml Consumptl n. Insist i n baring RE1 1 i '.,nr,
other. It can t) earn il in v, rt pocket. nvll
8 1.00 per raet we,, r uli iortfft.no. w" . '
tlve written guarantee to. euro or - : ir.e
Ihe money. Cirrularlne. Aildreaa
Royal Medicine Co., 3u:' Ll
J-or unit in Mi(lll?burli, I'
I DDLEIWliail DRV
The Post I
ii"v type for
liriniinif.
Intel)
' lino
Milled ii
MH'tltiol
Li
:oy,
HueliiiTinn, Mieli
i easoe Pure Food ( !i i,
N. V.
. tlemen : My mnmitii iitis
' i" i i . real coffee drinker and .ms
(ouiid it vorv injurious, II i iuit
u hi 'Vera! paekatfes of ur
QRAI i 0, the drink thai taken 'lie
planet coffee, she found it n i ch
better for bersell and for uichil bb
tooiini. Sbe has fiyeo t i. iTee
drinking; entirely. use a
age every woe',. I n ten re
li 'spent fully veil.
Fannie Willi
PAKKsiR
GIVEN I !"
So per month c
"uiuible woinioi. Pernmnent Poaltlnn
K'Henee unneeemanry. Writo at once
rtieu an. (.'LA (K & CO.. Z)i 8. 4th St..
tpnw, I -a Mui.
rilli nnil Point,
Men are not saved by serrtlnier.t.
Lota never turns buck because it
sees a mountain rr hears a lion ronr
Are you putting nny treasure where,
it oanuot lie stolen or burned up?
The hardest thing1 tho devil evct
tried to do was to starve a good, man
to death.
Egotism always looks nt his "n If b
bor" through tlio wrong end ol llie
telescope.
The devil's great film is to make
tt easy for men to do wrong and hard
to do right. liana's liora.
The citizens of ninwnthn, Kan., are
divided Into two hostile camps over a
curious question, riou.s tune ago a
wealthy woman !icil nnd was buried.
When In r will waa opened it was dis
covcred that ah had left .V for the
Improvement of th rj in which
she should bi ; the managers of
the graveyard In whl h hp wasn't
buried arc . , e t bi body
moved, and tb pti pli ban t iki n aides.
A Chicago girl writes n Driend
about her hern, who in a soldier In t.bc
Philippines, She says: "I got n let
ter from . He i.i getting along
splendid. TTe has bei n assigned to
tlio guardhouse for tlve days. Says it '
is a prettj in.: place, but, then, you
know, he never shirk frot bis duty.
Ma nnd 1 arc naturall) proud to hear
of hij promotion."
The latest norelt) In street railway
management nas just oeen introduced
by a Chicago road which has placed a
guppl) of whisk brooms and olothei
brushei In a cabinet in the front of its
cars, with an Invitation to passengers
whose clothes become dusty to take
onn of tin' Impli nents, retire to the
reiifi plattonn and nsa It.
"T)ld they all come out of one egg?"
ejaculated a little girl the other day
upon seeing for the first tinu n flock
of downy chickens. The child had
been for several years In the Institu
tion familiarly known as the Beecher
orphau asylum, iii Brooklyn( and lias
just gono to her aen bomei in Wood
stex'k, Conn.
A fiheok for $17,664)444.4-1 drawn on
th National Bank ofCommeree ofjfew
York, in part payment ol the Third
Avenue railroad bonds by Kuan, Loeb
& Co., th purchasers, is said to be the
largest ever made In this country in u
business trnriF.iction.
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'&jm No thne on earth, at whatever price, c.n c ;-! n ?.t -'CHtfi tt (pl.liU
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fjiwi to da: ; .: .. nar-;i vm: tt-;. r . v t .-.icniS'Ti
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lienlile. Ill qnaill) Il " imeiet crii.i .rn ,ij uu- itir.ii .i.iiuhiii n..i
nf to-day. In quantity ii couialiis uearl) evvr word In common
usaaei aud fully answsra the purp ofsi lessl three onl ol svei
f. iii people ii i reeater Dlctloiiarj baa 14 Words, Century 335,000
snd standard NftVON, Thess eoat from .-i" to fin eacb. uir mi'i
i,o oOOwortlams) new bebadupon lernii beretofors nnbeard-of,
A new device aunwi tbe pbn.,1 forms ef all tbe nouns,
Another noliua out sboul BO00 eapeclsllj ililliruli words I I
il.i . outlet el nil aclii v nuiiti In mnili in 1 1 tlouary making l Ibe
aildltlou of 3S.W0 words to tbls dictionary by lueana uf a llilgla pagv,
i in .i tbe "Columbian Woni-ii.iii.ier."
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UUrlRlMcNlO. dert n follows! I. Abbrevla-
tlonst 1 Pronouncing Dictionary I 3 rrSPar Naniesi
i insetteer of the World! Lari Cities ; Karllanieutiu-y
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Letter Writer) 10. Jsa of Capitals IL Punetuationi U
it"!.'ilii'" j: ' ! , bsnAsenMlr bound in Units tlon leather covers.
niUCU SllfaV Tn " raimsmt TJome, --.iir eat .
GIVhN fiWAY. a sdrasMlr hs ?;
Mnti ,,f nr.o.iion . Into tiinu-aiei of luune where it is imi new
I taken, wi mske the f.4l"n.. lleomrlnilileorrer! im i;
I I 'f Turin and Home h .H" ' ; nr. "to i' ' "
I IhOM "in ti.iili.illiiM'at.er. al nmiilliaonf rial for only SOOM I W
fin Mirer or Msaina), and Mtbynt furiher chsrse aerei Th - A
I Comprehenalei Webster pleijonsiT." fs sbov J 2
H I'liin iii.iiiaiii. mi n. , i-i-i oik mi- ,
I leentlr tlluatrated IOpai pretnlnm lmt. cm .imiiu- 'J'f
niernl artlolea anil aim " tlie ni"-' remarkaMe offers 'vermsae.
1' your annserlptlon If 'fnt InuiKillaiely e will aim Include a 1 ei
Aria of the World, eontsbihur msna In eulnra. which would eji st
l-vwi, tt If iiurebsned awnsraie'r t-i-ot wanted eeerywtiere.
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p . r i 'i. 1 .1 H mm Phlntnn II?.; 9
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to my ilriiif, -i . 1
brand "f coiigli n i ilii uu thai
nut have in stud
Urnndiii, tbe popular il
Outario, N. Y. "Sli iw
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preparatii u I i otil ' i mn
suid to lo r thai I con I fn
uiond Cbninbi 1 1, iu ' ' oi I
!iiul tbnl c i.i 1 ' a b"
; the remedy an I nfti i -
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I would refund
tbe conre "f a dj
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in need of B eoUjjb n
vised het to bit;
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A bow-lcpped kultiuiore mnn hnsstib- I
rnltted to rtn nperntion In order to over-
Aimi. ,. nlilrtnCina it m rtrt Wliai.
doesn't admire the wishbone effoct ia
husbnnds. Yet there aro persons who
aflfect to believe that lore is deteriorating.
iJMeiiJsjnaiaraari
1 ni;!-q iNHiui. aii (i';i 1 1 .
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In time. Sow wr orngSOTl ;
PATE ITS
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afauaMne vd viu givj an uvriM tutor
mitton .
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TkUi mi other. Kefu,. d-.tiirermo.
lutlonannil leu'..
or wiul le. Iu SUuapa for I'urilealai-. . -uonlaU
and "Keller Uir l.iwll. -l
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