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refusivitz to sts Tosltive Pvidencee. liew vo you koew be isnt ried?"

“1 didn’t say he waso't marriel I said te had no children”

“How do you know that?”

“] bave met bim witb more or less frequency for five years, und he never has told me of any of their bright say- ings.”--Chicago Post.

Surprising lim.

“I don’t see bow you can afford to flatter, Mr. Dingleberry.”

“What do you mean, Miss Spooks?”

“Aren's you aware that the internal revenue ottice bas declared that taify is taxable ?"—Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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A NEED CONFESSED,

Senator Sorghum on Interviewing as a Fine Art,

“Tt’s terrible,” said Senator Sorghum as he looked at the paper, “to see how some of us public men suffer at the hands of those interviewers!”

“Are you the victim of another Base fabrication?”

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Mrs. Napoleon Pouloit, St. Roche, Que., says:

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I suffered from pains in the limbs and abdomen, and frequently experienced much trouble in walking.

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A friend who had been benefited by the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People strongly urged me to I continued the use of the pills for some weeks longer,

There are many imitations and substitutes, but these cannot cure and may The genuine always have the full name—“ Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People,” on a box like the engraving on the left.

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“I've got a good motto for my rey oaper.”

“What Is it?’

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Clever Advertisers, | A clever advertising scheme was em ployed by a firm in a southern city. The junior partner of the firm swore Sut a warrant for the arrest of the sen- ior partner on the ground that he was selling goods below cost and that the firm was constantly losing money. thereby.

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bled.” is talk to you longer, but my train leaves for a postponement in order to have re —_ ME SSE OE I “No; it wasn’t garbled; not a bit.’ in ten minutes. Goodby.” ———— a — mere time to prepare his case. The

Frince Edward Island Railway

On and after TUESDAY, 26th, Dec., 130t the trains of this Railway wi 'l run daily, (Sun-

“Do you—do you regret having ex- pressed the opinions attributed to you?”

“No; ihey’re all right.”

“Well, if you admit having given the

“Goodby, old man. Safe journey to you. How long do you expect to be cone?’

“Coming back tomorrow.”

“Tomorrow? [rom Brazil?”

judge granted the request, bail was fixed and the senior member released. As he left the courtroom the junior partner arose and exclaimed, “If be is released, the sacrifice will go on!”

| | i i "A en’ rarhied’”’ wt ‘ }daysexcepted,) asunder interview and that it wasnt garbled ahd “Yes. Brazil, Ind.”—Chicago Trib- Mi] rhe news soon spread, and the firm ee rw “There’s just the point. 1 don t know | inn TAN —_ did 2 better business. ward. Kead STATION wards Read | When oneaipt aap Mivoetig disappointed (1 CI [J SR When the case was again called, no . dow: "uD than 1 was when I took up the paper. The Ran Off. Le LET | plaintiff appeared, and the charge was LOW! u} . , sey ” $ i ol ; _.._—-- | There it was, just plain talk. Not an Once,” said the dreamy tragedian, ae J NEY dismissed. The fism had succeeded in ym M. A. S A.M PM | epigram in the whole business; not @ “I toured the great state of Illinois in ee AGG Me | their object—advertisement. 0 71 ly Ch’town ar 945 210 att , : : less th reek.” = yy Ir’! iT st RO Wiitahice. 5 30 tis eae oon caw a Gon | hg aie aes backer?” inquired ES. oF 51 ge } lg 7 520 rs pungent philosophy in ie wh le thing. | Hippo (reading)—And witb kind per: | tno nros woe : yy He Fired. ee = Sooaeaia ™ : ae 12 3) It made me sleepy to read ut. The man mission of our gentle reader, ete.~ New tye prees agent. vl During the siege of Pueblo by Santa 947 926 Kensingtor 709 1202} that interviewed me before put all | york Journal. en ee Deg pardon: a Anna, Captain Kendrick of the artil- 6:0 950 ar ania j lv 635 11 3 them things in, and folks were talking } &. say who backed ge on this toar?” lery, later professor at West Point, P. M. 12 38 lv { ar A,M. 1010] about it for a week after. But this es ami - i. really do not grasp your meaning. was in command at West ianaeielaee 1] ~... 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