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Next Thing t » It Kad kee }) ccs Ned " N de hives

Wisdom does not always yellow leaf, but you'll generally find it in the seer.

Night work generally.—Mr. Suburb ‘Uncle "Rastus, | wish you'd ge over to my place and my hen house.” "Rastus—(with a grin) broad

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It has long been said that alcoholic bev- erages were liquid fire, but here is a deci- dediy new version of the origin of one: Teacher—‘*What is a volcano /” mountain that throws out lager.”

Mrs. Freshpork (back to Chicago from honeymooning in Europe)—Do you remem- ber that gorge up in the mountains, Arthu Wasn't it just lovely? Mr. F.— You bet! I never ate a squarer meal.

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Only trian ‘4 ass this Granger—No sor. this tater patch fer more’n a nower, an’ notter a blamed thing has past ‘cept one solitary man, an’ he was trampin ‘erlong on foot.

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\ mummy, on which were inscriptions that are said to have proved it to have been one of the Pharaohs, was unwound in Egypt recently, and experts have decided that he was in life afflicted with gout. There have been whisperings before of the full habits and swell ways of these old Egyptian nabobs 3,000 years ago, and this is so much contirmatory evidence.

At Sir Ralph’s Evening Party.—Captain F. (brought by a friend)—** Old Stick-in- the-Mud does the thing well, doesn’t he? The supper alone must have cost hima guinea a head.”” Lady—‘* Twenty-two and six pence, sir. I can give you the exact figures ‘Why, how do you mean?’ ‘* Merely that | am old Stick-in-the-Mud’s daughter.’

An exhibitor in Paris called for the land- lord, and Your prices are very erratic. A week ago I dined here and paid 5.75 frances. Here is the bill. To-day you charge for precisely the same fare 8.25 tranes.” The landlord examined both ac- coums and said: ‘‘It is quite correct, sir; we made-a mistake last Thursday, so that you owe us 2.60 francs, which I will thank you to hand over.”

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His little family.—-** Do you get all the work you can du?” asked a gentleman of a negro whom he had hired to do sume out- door jobs for him ‘°* Yes, sah, "bout all; en lL needs hit to keep my little family a- goin’, sah.” ‘* How much of a tamily have you!” ** Well, lemme see ; dar’s me en my ole woman, dat’s two ; en Lizy and Marthy, en Berthena en Andy, en Sidney en Jinny, en Billy en Sally, en Minty, dat’s nine single ones; en den dar’s the _ twins, Ad’naram en Eb’nezer—'leben in all. Yo’ see dat’s quite a considerable few, sah.” The gentleman thought it was.— Youth’s Companion.

He was astamp fiend, young and pre- cocious. The plain American stamp had no interest for him. He was making a collec- tion of foreign ones, and so when they sent him down to the Post Office for a packet he did not pay much aitention, but brought it home and handed it over and skipped out to play tag. Next day they showed him a new sister, who had arrived. He looked at her with some curiosity. ‘Say, where did she come from?” “Oh, from heaven.” ‘*From heaven! I know; that was the package | brought from the Post Office yesterday, and I never knowed any- thing about it.” ‘**Yes.” “Golly, why didn’t you save me the stamps ?”

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That cool refreshing drinks in ' weather are delicious is undeniable, That drinking ice water in copious draughts when a person is overheated is injurious, not to say dangerous, is also undeniable. But that the free drinking of water in some form in hot | weather must be avoided, is deniable, and is | ‘one of the greatest popular errors extant. | When a person is perspiring freely from every | pore, a vast amount of water is drawn from | the body, which must be re-supplied, or great | injury is being done the physical health, and | the foundation of some oi the worst forms of | kidney disease is being s'owly, but surely laid. | Why ! someone will exclaim, that is just what | causes kidney troubles, drinking water freely | which contains so much lime. Wrong again ! | So long as the water drank is freely carried through the system, and converted in its

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Literally, they are washed out of the body by the copious draughts of water (that most per- fect of all known solulents), same as a series of pipes are ‘‘flushed” with water to clean them. A clean body is never diseased.

Do not drink ice cold water, but pure cool water; a little lemon juice will improve the effectiveness. Plain soda water with a little acid is also excellent. 1f from drinking too much ice water you have stomach cramps, or wre ‘‘water-logged,” as it is called, or are at- tacked with Cholera Morbus, Summer Com- plaint, Diarrhcea,or Dysentry, do not resort to alcholic stimulating drinks, which irritate rather than soothe and allay the inflammation which has caused the trouble; but adopt the practice of taking daily just before retiring, during July and August, one teaspoonful of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment in a little sweet ened water, which will preventall such at- tacks and ill effects from ice water. In fact, a little pamphlet, sent free to anyone, by L. S. | Johnson & Co., Boston, Mass., contains a vast amount of information about treating those summer troubles.—-dy6i wy li.

Decreasing the Death Rate.

The mortality among consumptives has been materially decreased of late years by the use of Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. _Phthisis, Bronchitis, Abcess of the Lungs, Pneumonia and Throat Affections are completely subju- gated by a timely use of this excellent pul- monic. Palatable as milk. Sold by all drug- gists at 50c. and $1.00.

We are agreeably surprised to see such fine celery, cabbage, cauliflower, green and butter beans, beets, carrots, onions, lettuce, ete. at Gay’s stalls, Market House. He has certainly taken time by the forelock this season. We would advise those who have not already done so to change their diet and make one meal each day at least of vegetables, not forgetting Gay’s Extra Early Celery, which is unquestionably the best nerve quietor known, This is not a quack medicine advertisement, but simply a reminder that summer is at hand, and that the human sys tem requires something more than meat, bread and such heat-producing food, but just the opposite. We would say to hotel pro- prietors and others to order a market day ahead and thereby secure the best, and at a The advantage of this is, orders are filled at home and the best are not culled, as is sometimes the case purchasing from the market. Order by mail or call at the Market at Gay’s Stalls, No. 25, 24, 25 and 26—a daily mail to Pownal.—J. J. Gay & Son, Pownal. jy29 dwim my th

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James R. Inch, LL.D., President.

‘HE University of Mount Allison College, with its associate Institutions, the Ladies’ College and the Mount Allison Academy, con- stitutes one of the most extensive, complete and thorough educational establishments in the Dominion of Canada. Students may enter either as regular Matriculants or as Specials who wish to follow chosen lines of study. Women are admitted to College Courses and Degrees on the same conditions as students of the other sex. The domestic and social ar- rangements are pleasant, and the expenses moderate.

The first term of the Collegiate Year, 1889-90, begins on the 29th of August next, and the 2nd term on the 2nd of January, 1890.

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