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Srmur, December 23-A statement has Ng; sent out from Houtresl that General In-"ser Dsvlfl Boker, Of “IO Sktl company had resigned the position. Mr. Baker to-nicht gives emphatic dellsl to the statement. and says that he hse ntt

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“And have you no clewsi” asked the

7** M0!! of nn Absent Minded l!s.n’s Chief

illllellll lnsl the Results. `,

"Confound it all!" exclaimed a friend

Weaki.o~s and diseasecsuse discourag» with whom I was going home the oth.

msn, failure and unhspoluese but wit‘ wg use of llr. Cfi!tSo°s Nelve %00d bllére wma; new vigor and energy, new hopes

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Then you went to have their

photos taken right sway to get them in time for Xmas.

The question if you would rstlser

go tothe Dentists is od. We use the

ain‘esa method- `

Gauvin,Gcntzcl Co., GUARDIAN BUILDING,

er evening. “I have a package of pa- l>¢rs at the otiice I wanted to take home. But I’ll miss the boat if I go back for it. Guess I’ll drop myself a postal card.”

“DFOD y0\1rseIf a postal card?" I

asked. “What do you mean?" C

He thrust his hand into_ his pocket

and drew forth a package of cards. and as he was scribbling a few words U! the light that shone from the win- dows of a cafe he began: ' "Best, cheapest and mos't effective

memory jogger in the world. I nm a very absent minded person, and all of the old schemes are of no avail. l found the string on the finger wouldn’t W0l'k. for I’d forget what I intended to recollect. So I hit on the idea of 39051118 myself postal cards.

“Just before I left the oiiice I ad=

dressed one to myself at the house, writing on lt ‘Umbrella.’ That card will be delivered to me at the break- fast table, a reminder that I should take the old umbrella over to town and get it tixed. Last night at home I wrote on a card ‘Ch1cken,’ etc. That came to my otlice early in the day, and if it hadn’t we would have been shy of stuff for dinner tonight.

“It’s a simple system, costing only a

cent for each service, and for this small outlay I have my lagging mem- ory prodded by a special 'government official under bonds to perfohn his duty. “

“Sometimes I think this new scheme

of mine saved my life once. It was

'_ not very long ago. I had s bsd cold. ;` My doctor gave me some medicine

which he said I must take every two hours. It was absolutely impossible for me to remember to do so, so I took a pack of postal cards and wrote on each, ‘Take your medicine and mail yourself a card.’ I started the bali

s.-rolling by dropping a card in a box i

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and taking the first dose. The deliver ies at my office are exactly two hours apart. Whenever a carrier appeared he handed me the reminder, and I swallowed my medicine and handed him a fresh card. Result, prompt cure.”

By this time we were aboard the fer- ‘

ryboat and on our way down the bay.

“It certainl is 'in admirable idea,”

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\ I said. "But, by the w:i;f, what do you

`intend to do with those postal cards ` you showed me?"

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“No,” replied the new detective. “I thought at first that I had, but it wasn’t one at all.” “What was it?" “A mask that I picked up at the

scene of the crime. But while I was examining it a tough looking fellow in p the crowd said it was his and took it _ away from me."

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In n Locsl Restsnrsnt.

Stranger-Are the waiters here at- ,

tentive to you? ' ' `

Pretty Cashier-Sir-r-r-r! Stranger-Oh, no offense, I assurei'

you. I was only- carrying out the in- structions as printed on the bill of fare, which says, “Please report any inattention of waiters to cashier,” and I thought if they were inattentive to ‘ you I would report them; that’s all.-

Live and Let Live.

“How did you happen to become

such a pronounced vegetarian?" asked the city physician.

“Oh,” replied the country editor,

“that’s the way s majority of my sub- scribers pay me.”

Dlseontent.

“You’re discontented.” 1 ‘

“Yes” “Why?” “Well, l’ve noticed that the contented

man doesn’t often get ahead in this world.”-Chicago Post.

Brain Work.

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[the last century. __ __

English Exchange, have 5 meanln ` if not several meanings.. Here are

Mary-exalted. ,

Martha-bitterness.

Anne-gracious. Ellen-alluring.

Susan-a. lily. Rebecca-plu mp, ‘ Frances-frank. Catherine-pure. Sophia-wisdom.

Emma-tender. .

Elizabeth-true. . L_, Julia-soft-haired. .l lfi f Agnes-chaste. , 1 ;__;_A,_ Amy-beloved. ,_ _,_.`;5\&_;- v Clara-clear. _ | g"_;`,§ Grace--favor. » "" Eleanor-all faithful. , .}¢.§,_,. _ Gertrude-all true. , [3135 , Laura.-a laurel. Q. ,_"',_f_;;_., Phoebe-light of life. ,I L13.; j Matilda,-a noble maid. 'Ig ‘ ; Isabel-true and lovely.

Pauline-little one.

Olive-peace. Edith-happy.

Margaret-a pearl or daisy. Lucy--brightness of aspect.

-Louise-one who protects. Jane (signifies the same as Sarah)

-a, princess and the morning star.

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"God lsve the King."

The identity of the 'author of the

melody known in England ss "God Save the King” and in the United States as "America" is a matter of controversy, but t-here is authentic proof of the fact that the English national anthem was sung in the middle of the Eighteenth Century to the Same air as now. About 1766 this melody became known on European Continent and was adopt- ed as the national air of Prussia, Saxony and some other North Ger- man States. It is possible, therefore, that the air reached us from Ger- many, but it had been used by‘ the English long before the beginning of

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At North Wiltshire. on thef23rd ins‘,by

€Rev. W B Thomas, A Aqullla Bowman, i and Katie Ells Smith, all of North Wiltshire.

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