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Long Then you are not a believer mreciprocity

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Hot and ColdJot and sultry was the day

So Ive since been toldWhen 1 proposed to May

Who gave it to mo coldThe mercury stood at ninetythree

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Gave me an awful chilLChicago News

What She SaidBobbie That Mrs Castleton said

something nice about youMrs Von Blumer purring What

was it BobbieShe said you didnt show your age

New York Life

Poor ManIt was a wild despairing cry

Which echoed through the dull resort

It startled all who loitered nighBut all their thrills alas were short

For though it broke the listless spellA moment it was soon restored

Because too well they knew that yellMan overboredl

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attend clubs andMrs Phil Lydig a society leader ap

peared at the Newport casino onemorning this season wearing double

chin with only her eyes showingMrs Jenny C Law Handy now

In Tecumseh Mich has circledthe globe three times She was born inAustralia educated In Germany andItaly and now Is married in AmericaShe speaks four languages and comesof a prominent family

Crum an eccentric lady airin Wiiliamstown Mass celebrates

her birthdays by receiving the peopleof the town and accepting their contri

toward her winter supply offood clothes etc She always issues ageneral invitation previous to the celebration

Miss Dorothea Klumpke the famousCalifornia astronomer who was thefirst woman to gain the degree of doctor of mathematics in France has aspecial building of her own in thegreat observatory garden of ParisOne of her duties Is to photograph thestars in that section of the heavensknown as the Paris belt For this

she makes frequent balloon ascen

Pen Chisel and Brush

Francis Bacon was plain In his habits of eating While providing daborate and splendid banquets for hisguests he himself ate only one or twosimple dishes

According to an English journal theAmerican Winston Churchills novelsgain in British circulation becausemany people suppose them to be

of Winston Spencer Churchillthe president of the British board oftrade

Ettore Ferrari of Rome thesculptor of Italy whose greatest

work Is the equestrian statue of VictorEmmanuel has completed a statue ofVerdi which will stand in Fairmountpark Philadelphia the gift of Italianresidents of that city

Jules LeFebure the artist is anxious that the prize he has offered toAmerican art students consisting of ayears tuition at the Julian academyunder himself and Robert Fleurrie anda silver medal shall generallycompeted for by art students in America

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King Coe Ellin vood and ahost of othcpg showing that thesecan be ended upon for their curativeaction all weak states of the stomach

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The Golden Medical Discovorv makes

Thus all skin affections blotches pimplesand eruptions as well as scrofulous swellings and old open running sores or ulcersare cured and healed In treating oldrunning sores or ulcers it is well to insure their healing to apply to them DrPierces AllHealing Salve If your

dont happen to have this Salvo instock send fiftyfour cents in postagestamps to Dr E V Pierce Invalids Hotel

Surgical Institute Y and

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The Royal Box

The Prince of Wales Is despised bythe proprietors of Paris cafes as a

one bottle royaltyQueen Alexandra has caused it to be

made known that the sheath willnot be tolerated at her court the

winterof kings of Ethiopia

conquering lion of the tribe of Judahhas chosen as his successor his younggrandson LIg Eyassu or Yasu the sonof his younger daughter a lad nowabout twelve years old

Emperor William is studying oceanography He became interested In thatscience through the lectures writingsand conversations of the Prince ofMonaco who is an authority on thecharacter and queer contents of theocean depths

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a glee partyImmediately after the glaeyparty had

sung God Save the King in the tentin which the king and were

two unknown persons ina man and his wife stepped forwardand to Sir Georges Infinite disgust theman played God Save the King withhis knuckles on his chin accompaniedby his wifes voice

The king called Sir George to himand asked who they were Sir Georgeby that time knew the name oT theperformers and gave It adding thathe was sorry they had intrudedout permission

Oh no intrusion said the kingIt was charming Tell them to per

form againSo Sir George had to tell the

that their number encored by royal command and to theirgreat delight and to the chagrin of SirGeorge they repeated it

Not AbashedWhen I was young said a lawyer

my best client was a wealthy oldlady noted for saying caustic thingsabout her acquaintances One morning when I was staying at her houseshe vilified one of her neighborsnamed Stamford without stint

By way of changing the subjectI proposed to read to her from avolume of lectures I had happened tobring with me She assented I

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undertakerConsequentlywe want more light

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I hope our views will all be inmony with the occasion put in thepiano maker

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I hope whatever is said none willtake it ill said the doctor

Then well all be good natured andnot ask cross questions supplementedthe lawyer

But it was the remark of the bakerwhich broke up the meeting

What I want to know first of allhe declared is who is expected to supply the dough Baltimore

Swift BirdThe Mexican road runner has only

two short legs but he can beat ahorse a hound and an electric carriageand give them a handicap start SpeedIs not his only recommendation Heeats as he runs or rather as thethings run away with him Snakesare the principal part of his diet bigand little His crop is as elastic as hislegs are swift and when he wants toprepare for a long journey he coils tipa rattler or two inside of his neck andsets out across the Mexican desertwith a swiftness that makes it looklike a bunch of dust on a record breaking tour around the world

Carrot PuddingOne cupful of grated carrots one

cupful of grated potatoes one cupful

cupful of raisins and currants mixedtwo teaspoonfuls of all kinds ofmixed one teaspoonful of soda oneteaspoonful of salt Mix all togetherand steam for three hours Grease asmall pail and put the dough in itSet the pail in a kettle of boiling water keeping the water well up nearthe top of the pall Cover kettle overso all the steam may be kept in asmuch as possible Boston Post

Burning WoodWood crackles when it is ignited

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dry wood are filled with air whichsupports combustion

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in pink I was engaged to her thewhole of last summer Stranger eagerly Very glad to hear it I am thelawyer shes commissioned to sue youfor breach of promise

Shopkeeper Is anything else Ican send you sir What would yousay to a piece of this cheese Customer I wouldnt care to say anythingto It It might answer me back

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