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a 4} JUDGE 309 CARL PRETZEL'S PHILOSOPHY. It vas oxceedingly unnecessary for a feller to dink dot he could shtop all der vhile at der banquet tables of his life. Der wicisitoots of dis vorldt vas somedimes bring choy to der afflickted und much many troubles to der brosberous. . a Dhere vas much many mens dot vas know dot dhey deserf a goot lickings, but dhey don’d would allow efery feller to gif it to him. It vas a pooty goot meditations dot der goot tings vhich der Lord did gafe us vas plaindy efidence dot der efils vhich he sends vas not inflicted mit malices, When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria. When she was @ Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, ‘When she had Children, she gave them Castoria “TL wonder why so any people commit suicide in the spring, doctor?” ‘I don't kno I think myself that a well or a river would be better,” was the doctor's quiet reply.—Flmira Gazette. A Montreal man says the recent mild spell was due to ‘a slight variation in the polariscope of the pentateuch, occasioned by a constant efiluxion of electricity.” This tallies almost exactly with the magneto-solar-hole-in-the ether theory advanced by a western New York editor.— Utica Herald. A good deacon of the town of Perry, Me., tells a start- ling story regarding his curious experience while killing fowls, He was preparing for an extensive new year's dinner, and killed three fowls. ‘The last one, instead of flopping around like an ordinary hen and dying when its head was cut off, got up and walked about ten feet, laid an egg and gave up the ghost. In the mean time the fowl's head cackled for nearly a minute before that too became quiet. Have you used Packer's Tar Soap for the Complexion or Shampooing ? Its use is a luxury; imparting clear, soft, smooth, healthful skin and vigorous hair; cures Dandruff and Skin Diseases ; prevents Chapping. 25 cents. 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