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Johnny—lIn the mul- tidude of counsellors there is a bicycle. Mamma—Why, Johnny! “There ia safety,” not a ‘‘bicycle.” Johnny-—Well, what's the dif ?

“What's Bill Jones takin’ so much time thumpin’ that one trunk around for?’ asked one railway employe of another.

S-S-Sh! Don't bother him. He's en- joyin’ himself. That's the first trunk marked ‘glass’ that has come his way in a month.”

verse for the lady.

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is. Little boy (meditatively) you didn't have any rich aunts, did you?

I —_ ole bachelor

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The story is told at Moosehead of a genial landlora at one of the more re- mote hotels in the wood’s region whv got into a nice little scrape by deciding an alleged “‘bet” between a couple of guests. The latter gentlemen weregame wardens who had been called to the place by rumors of unlawful killing of deer there. As they sat at table enjoy- ing a juicy sieak the landlord came bustling in, when one addressed him :

‘My friend here and 1 have made a bet and we want you to decide it for us. He claims that this steak is beef and I say it is deer steak. Now as you know, won't you please decide who is right.” | The landlord blushed all over, but who cou'd refusesuch an innocent request. “It is deer,” he said. ‘*Are you sure?” asked the beef man ; I don’t want any mistake about it.” ‘*Yes, I know,” said Boniface, using his bandana to take up | the surplus perspiration ; ‘‘it was shot last Sunday by Tom ——.” Arrests and | fines followed asa matter of course.— | Lewiston Journal.

She Took the Hint.

A good Presbyterian woman in Foundry street had atramp caller last Friday and she generously set before him a glass of milk, plenty of bread | and a piece of pie. The tramp set dowa and looked at it for some time.

‘*Madam,” he said without toucning it, “‘are you a member of any churci:?”

She thought he was going to ask a blessing.

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‘Yes ?” she replied, not knowing what else to say.

“Yes, madam,” he went on, as he eyed the food critically, ‘‘and I believe us | Presbyterians don’t object to eating meat on Friday, do we?”

Then it was her meek and lowly spirit hoisted itself in wrath, and the next min- | ute the tramp was flying toward the gate with the dog after him.

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Mrs. McBride—‘“‘I wish you would tell

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every time?” Too Basy to Vhink It Ont, Money is tight, because it is locked up; | amanis locked up because he is tight. This ought to make a good answer to some kind of a conundrum but we haven’t time to develop it. i

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She—So that’s a gondola ?

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Merchant (working on his schedule of assets and liabilities)—Yes, they call it an assignment.

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The Sparham Case, : Kemprvinie, July 24.—Muoh interest 1 felt by re lents of this place in the case | f Mr. W. F Sparham, of Ottawa, to whom reference was made in an Ottawa despatch a few days ago, as a sufferer delievered from from kidney disease by the use of Dodd’s kidney pills. Mr. Sparham as 1 horn and brought up here, and is well- | known and universally popular His | friends here had heard of his illness and his failure to obtain relief from all the | medicines he tried before taking the pills. | Their wonderful effect in his will make the remedy more popular in this | vicinity, for all now are fully aware of his }

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\ Provincial Industry Trebles its Business | in the Last Three Months,

Some three months ago this journal in-

Hawker Medicine Company, of St. John, had completed its | first qurrter’s business, and that itss book showed a development of trade and a_ re- gratiftving

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The Hawker Medicine company are now patenting their remedies in (reat Britain and will presently extend their operations there, as well as more extensively to the | United States. About the middle of this month Thomas Rankine, who so success- fully introduced the Hawker remedies in Newfoundland last spring, will start and traverse the western part of Canada, from Montreal to Vancouver in the interests of the company. With sucha record as that of their first six months now closed, the Hawker Medicine Co. are evidently destined to achieve a great success. They control standard remedies, which have received the endorsation of leading physicians in Canada and the United States, as well as the fervent praise of sorely atiicted people who have by their means been restored to health

Their place of business is at 104 Prince William Street, St. John, N. B., where they have the most extensive and elabor- ately fitted up premises of the kind in the William Hawker, the original inventor of the remedies, has been adruggist in St. John for 30 years, and | had long proved the value of the different remedies. before the present company was organized. It is with pleasure that this journal records the company’s wonderful |

rentlemen

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Lower Provinces.

Success.

Worse Thaa Dynamite. |

Hardly a month passes but we read of | terrible explosions and loss of life from | natural gas. One writer has raked up Chinese history | wherein it appears that away back in the time when the famous Chinese wall was building, before the use of gas wells was discovered, a terrible explosion took place. The big wells in some way got the start

of air were sucked down intu those subter- ranean magazines, When the air reached | certain proportions the whole thing went | ott like a leaky gasoline stove. The result | in the destruction of lives. The same writer predicts similar conditions underlying the great natural gas beit of | thie country, from Toledo, through Ohio,

was horrible

| Indiana and Kentucky, whereby that whole | } vast region l depth of 1,560 feet,

might be ripped up to the | leaving a chasm for the waters of the great lakes to pour down into, blotting ont every Jiving human in this now densely populated valley from | the face of the earth. That writer might | easily have shown further that throughoat | our whole country, not only in densely | populated regions and cities, but in | country and village houses as well, natural } gases far more dangerous than is found in the lake regions, are carrying off not only *“pig-tail” Chinamen, but our own families and friends during the hot waves of July and August

Scores of people are dying daily from | typhoid fever, diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera- morbus, and infant summer complaints; | all caused by poisonous gases and ferments, far worse than hydrogen gas or dynamite in their explosions. Fortunately this latter

simple old fashioned remedy, Johnso .’s Anodyne Liniment, used internally, az ex- | plained ina pamphlet sent free to anyone by I. S. Johnson & Co., Boston, Mass. No matter if you have used this remedy before, it will pay you to get a bottle and read the directions, or send, for the pamphlet just to learn how to use it economically. jy28 wky li dy 61

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