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THE DAILY EXAMIN

-Furipides,

19, 1894.

LIGHT AND AIRY.

Her Last Word. “T hope you'll listen, please.” he sighed; here's something on my mind; It “Pray excuse.” the maiden cried, “Your necktic's up behind.”

“Oh, thanks,” said he, “Well, now, asl Was just about to say”

“That pen of yours,” she made reply, “Will surely get away.”

”

“Why. so it will, hesmiled. “Let's see, Oh, yes. I ve thought it best

To"—_ “Look!” the maiden cried in glee; “There's so: mething on your vest.”

“Then let it stay," he flercely cried, “The moon and stars may fall

But I must speak’’—this time she sighed— “I love you—-that is all.

“IZ you should dare to tell me no, My life would bea wreck"’~ “Exctise me, dear,” she whispered low, “There's something reund your neck.” -Tom Masson in Detro!t Free Press,

Too Perfect.

Maud—So you would be my husband, Harold. Let meask you first, do you dis sipate?

Harold—No, dearest.

Maud—Ever drink?

lisre rid —

Manud—Smoke?

Harold

Maud

Harold-—Never.

Maud—Flirt?

Harohl—Never in my life.

Maud--Then, Harold, it can never be. 2 wish to marry a mere man when I do mar- ry.—Chicago Record.

She's Still Single. The summer fun is over: All lonely te the shore:

The maiden is a rover About the sands no more. The hops and cissipations

Among companions gay, Her various smai! flirtations, Forgotten are today.

The young mea she enraptured, But didn't seem (to care,

Though one she might have captured, She never set 4 snare

The unsophisticated Perhaps the knowledge shocka, Dut none who on her waited Had half enough of rocks, —New York Preas.

A Clever Landlady.

The two notes.

“I find ic pays to serve the breakfast pip ing hot.” said one, “except on Sundays. Tien 1 serve it cold.”

“Why do you do that?” asked the other,

“Well, on week days my boarders have and if it is het they don’t have time to wait for it to cool! ff. So they eat very littic. Sandays vat less because it is cold. I assure you, Mrs. Jones, but for this discovery I should have lost money this season.’’--Harper's Bazar

they

The Bachelor. Returning home at the close of day, Nho gently chides my long delay And by my side delights to stays?

Whe sets for me my easy chair, Prepares the room with ie est care And lays my slippers ready there?

Whe reguiates the evening fire And piles the blazing fuei higher And bids me draw my chair stil! nigher?

When sickness comes to rack my frame, And grief disturbs my troub.ed brain, Wo sympoathizes with my pain’ Nobody. —American Queen. A Pleasing Discovery.

An Trish girl who was servant to a lady was complimented by her before companys on the pie at dinner.

“Why, Bridget, you are quite an artist. How did you manage to do this so beanti- fully?” she inquired, thinking to rally her .of the company’s amusement.

“Indade it was meself that did it, mum,’ said Biddy, with a malicious grin. “Isn't t purty, mum? tayth, mum!’’—Tit-Bits.

All Gone. The nights are cold, The skies are gray, The frost king now Ison his way.

Ve miss the birds; We miss the bees:

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We miss the fow'rs .... And leafy trees. “Be We also miss, 'Tis joy tu state, The spoons who sag The old front gate.

~—Washington Maz.

Economy. “You don’t dot your i’s oreross your t's, said Mr. Dimity to his new book keeper. “No, sir,’ was the reply. ‘In these hard

7”

t—No. ¥ ; -Stay out late? on "\ headache.

| raigia of the

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In its Worst Form

Al,

Afier Phyat< soue Failed, Hood's Sarsaparilla Perfectly Cured

} Great mental agony is endured

| parents who see their children

Alone, alone, alo e! i ; sufferin ww My spirit strays where wild windssweep | "0 diseases caused by impure h heel 1 and Ju sadness o'er the wintry dee; | for which there seems no cure. This is Aid wandering billows moan | turned to joy when Hood's Sarsaparilla is

A nameies* ship with sels all forte Adrift upon the watery werld, Abandoned and alone!

resorted to, for it expels the foul humors from the blood, and restores the cis- eased skin to fresh, healthy brightnes , Read the following from grateful parents . | “Toc. lL. Hood & Co., I ll, Mass.: “We think Hood's Sarsaparilila is the most Valuable medicine on the

Alone, alone, alene!

Among the busiest of my kind,

With pleasure, gain or passion bi Lakvowing and nuknown

Ah, God! Ne accent stirs the breath ij ree OL for thor pid With parier note this si of deatt 6kin diseases. Gur two children suffered terrl- Vit (drearic: ye th ie of dea h bly with the

Than thet sad wor, alene "

a Worst Form of Bozeman Around me rol's the human surge, fer two years. We k a three pursiciarns Ja The birth, the wedding song, the dirge, | that time, but neither ef them sneeeeded in

In endiess mono’ none, turing & ‘mM or €ven in Giving them a }itil But heediess of the varying mood, feliet, At last we tried Hood's Sarssperilta

2nd in 2% taonth both children were per- | feetly cured,

Hood’s Sarsaparille

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Lost in the dark soul solitude, Ww - r mn ?

Still must I walk alone © Fecctnmsem

Alone, siene, alone!

, ’ at unce o weird, s' a ' Love came bat unce a weird, sweet dreara a weate tea

Of veraph wings Uae Rasbing gleam, be without it.” Mu. and Mins aM Ag series Then back to Alden flown. 1412 Yad Avenue, Altoona, Pa. ' ,

As far as seen the stars of heaven

To some grieved epirit unforgiven, Hooe s Pu Le « ib. constinction, And [ am left alent! p-iousKhess, Jeundic€ @adact niicesiion.

- Atlanta Journal. Headaches.

Thera are several well defined types of There is the occipital headache, the ‘‘pain at ae base of the brain.’’ This is usually due to venous fallness, or it may be the result of sitting too long with the head Lent forwarst and the eyes strain ed. Bookkeepers heve this sort of head ache. Sometimes i¢ may bereally neu- occipital nerve, bronght on by exposure to na drangbt, There ave gen- | erally accompanying symptoms whereby a physician is sided in his differentiation.

There is the aching at the side of th

head, when the eyes dio not focus alike, or SKODA,

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ve Skoda’ *s Discovery,

Skoda’s Little Tablets, Skoda’s German Soap, Skoda’s Ointment ami Skoda's Pile Cure, not only to keep her own crew i health, but to introduce them into foreign

need but will net wer spectacles is re sponsible for a good many of the brregn- | larities of the eye that produce this type | of headache. Vrequentiy,

the carelessly

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tical mischief. The little one is hound t ports. In proof of thel: high standing read iook at the light, st, an@ be rells his ey the following.

aoruud until he manages to sec if with ou Wervous Pros Prostration & Chronic Diarrhe: or beth. s mietimes the resalt ix virabs- BE =D. mus, sometimes it 1s stigmatism, ba ¢ , oe used ae oe bet a aes Di: : mast any cnse it is headache, and be covery in my famlly, and regard itan exce

lent remedy, especially for nervous prostra tion and chronic diarrhea.

moans and cries weakly. There is ulso i

, perrons headache, the neuralgic, | In my extensive rrons headache, the neur:

true Lé , A REAGAN, : one travels, lhear frequent and favorable ret-

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women know. Resembling it at times the faceache of a decayed tooth, in whi the eves are often involved, or the ne ralgia itself may be facial, usually, in fa

£, fi. $. on the right side.-—-Seu

very generally, Francisco Call. For -a’e by all druggists. Trade sap a iB pried W. K. Watson; Charlottetown fiygienic Vaine of Perfumery. Yee

Dr. Anders of Philadelphia a few years ago made the interesting Miscevery that the ozore in the atmosphere, the elemen which igthe great purifier, wae malaly supplied from bleeming Lowers, nud for this reason blooming plants were bealtu

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ful in dtyellings as well as attractive sites Soneil utiches tactile Lath Geis Some interesting experiments with ta | . da® ; i odors of flowers have heen rade in the ni. | © of Deawing and Painting.

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oder of cloves has ‘pown te destroy these minute creatures

in 25 minutes. Cinnamon will bill so. species in 12 minutes; thyme ia 85. Ta minutes the common wild verbena ls foun

ilective, while the odor ef some geraniu: dowers has destroyed various forms of m erobes ji £9 min ‘Yhe essence of ci uamcn is satd te destroy the typhoid feve. nicrohe in 12 minntes and is recorded as the most effective of all overs as an anti eptic. it is now believed that flowers which are found in Egyptian mummies

utes.

were placed there more for their antisep- | tic properties than a+ mere ornaments or elements in sentimenial work,—Meeban's | Monthly, ; Henry VIII's Apparel. ;

I did it with your false |

| four Venetian yards in length,

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times—er—I thought it advisable not w |

use any more ink than I could help, sir.” —Harper’s Bazar. A Great Spread. Sister Susan‘s laye: cape. Penwiper like in style and shape, The one she wore when winter's blasé Blew lecnly in the sear that’s past, May now be seen in bold array On Susan's bitte sister May; Likewise on Maude and Clara, too, Sadie and Kate and sister Prue, And if more girls should turn up there she’s several layers more to share. —Cloak Review. A Perfect Saint. He—It makes me a better man every time I kiss you, darling. She—Oh, my, Charlie! How good you Brooklyn Life,

The Modern Gladiator. A way of taking water, Mighty little sand, Make up the kind of pugilist That now afflicts the land. ~—Lite

No Murder In His Heart. Judge—Why did you strike the darky op the head? Prisoner—Oi didn’t want to kill him, yer nonor.—Exchange. She Learned. She knew not how to cook, she said In accents far from gay, But afterward, when they were wed,

She roasted him each day. —New York Herald. Returned With Thanks, Humorist—He cannot take a joke, Humorist’s Wife—Who? Humorist—The edivor. —Truth, With Slight V weephion, The man who talked of summer heat Indignantly, of old, The same remarks will soon repens Concerning winter's co!d. —Washington Star. _ ee For Over Fifty Vears, Ax Orv Axp Wet Trtep Mre. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup _ha- beed used for over fifty years by millions

} ita pouch of cloth gold, which covered a

Gorgecusness of apparel attained its a E oo : a ogee during the Tudor period. When Hen ry Vill received the Venctian embassador

nek ANY OTHe &

at Richmond, the king’s dress was thus | sr INTERNAL 2s EXTELKLL use described by Lis excelleney Sebastiano } Im 1810

Ginatinians: He worea cap of crimsou | velvet, che brim looped up ell arownd with | laceta, which had gol! enameled tags. Hi- doublet was striped alternately with whit

nated by an Cid Family Faysician. ~ Of It. In use for more than

Years, and still jleads, “ation alter Gencration bave used and blessed tt, Every 7 rsbould have @ bottle in his sat bei,

and crimson satin, and his hose were scar. | Ever Suffe rer From &heumatizm, 2 lashe nr . v 4 Roar ; Sciatic: 7.

let, slashed from the kaee upward. toa rae Diphtheria, Coughs. ouraigia,

his peck he had a gold collar, from whic ehitia, Asthma, Cholera-diorbua,

wa, ng Soreness in Body or Ariba, oe = ints will find ip this old Anodyne reiic and > one

hung a round ent diamond the size of tae

. cure. largest walnut f ever saw, and to this was | mows have oe, suspended a very lurge round pearl. His } Every Mother Ansa ee = eat ie Sn mantel was of purple velvet, lined witn | sore Throat, Tonsilitis, con't nae iruleen. Cranp-

and Pains liable to occur in famd

white satin, with a train verily sore than and girt in front, like a gown, with a thick gold | cord, from which hung large glands ev | tirely of gold, like those suspended from | Over this mantle Was a

handsome gold collar with a pendant St

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dagger. His fingers were one mass of jew- | eled rings.—'‘ History of English Dress’’ by P. Hill.

Deo You Want an Office? The story is told that among the many

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one who used as an emphatic argument A cial Ge ee el ah oul ' tn his own behalf the fact that he had i ps . dt ob os » an

done all the dirty work of the party tor 20 is unequalled by any other preparatt

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| book of travels says American women are

REMEDY. — |

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USE SK ODA’S DISCOVERY, the great blood and Nerve Remedy.

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People familiar with the upper Colum- | bia river, in eastern Washington, express | grave doubts of its ever becoming a safe | or certain stream. The principg! trouble is in its erratic changes of course, its rise and fall, and its shifting banks.

Five-sixths of all the girls who went | into domestic service in Londen last year had never beard of a toothbrush. Exami- nation also showed that but 707 school children out of 4,606 hed sound teeth

e ts ena a others. In big bottles

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