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* Lsce fam two nickels out." Said Charles, and wheeled his chair about To sneeze the smoke the other way. “ ‘This poor tobacco doesn’t pay.” ‘Then up spoke Jack: “* The cabbage kind Is never to my health and mind. Usmoke the kind for king or queen— Why don't you get the Nicxat-in?™ Cigars for sale only at our stores. One reazon whi friendships are so transhient is be- kauze we so often mistake a companyun for a friend, — Josh Billings. Anxious mother — As I passed the parlor door last evening I saw Mr. Nicefello's face very, very close to yours.” Lovely daughter —"" Y-e-s, ma; he's so near- sighted." —Good News. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When sho was a Child, abe cried for Castoria. ‘When she became Sfiss, she clung to Castoria. When sho had Children, she gave them Castoria. Queen Victoria's trip to the south of France is spoken of asa vacation. It is to be inferred from this that her royal highness is seeking relief from one sort of laziness by hunting up another.— Baltimore Herald. “ What was the basis of Mr. and Mrs, Futill’s sepa ration?” ‘Well, you know their baby — the one that was born last month?” * Yes." ** Futill said he should go to Yale and Mrs. Futill, who is from Boston, insisted on Harvard."—W York Sun. All danger of drinking impure water is avoided by adding twenty drops of the genuine Angostura Bitters manufactured by Dr. Siegert & Sons. At all druggists, An effort was made in Ohio to cure a girl of a dog- bite by using a madstone, but it failed. “The trouble was the stone was used too late. ‘It ought to have been applied to the dog before he bit the girl.— Baltimore American, ‘or you, dear girl,” said Jasper Jaggs, “I'd go through fire and water !” And warm and fervent was his mien As orthodox exhorter. 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Sohmer & Co.'s Bijou grand piano is a unique instru- ment, being the smallest grand piano ever made, but possessed of a large tone. If Darwin could have lived to hear the chatter of monkeys coming from a phonograph what a happy old naturalist he would have died.—Louisville Courier- Journal, With his hair flying in wild disorder, his eyeballs starting from their sockets, and every limb quivering with terror, the burglar came tumbling in desperate haste out of the window, ‘What's the row, Jerry?” whispered his confederate on the outside. ‘* Was they awake?” ‘Yes; I heard the click"—— “Of a re- volver?" “Thunder, no! Of a kodak !"—Chicago Tribune, ‘The learned physicians tell us there is danger in a kiss; Disease and death may reach us through that avenue of bliss ; ‘The gentle osculation which our being wildly thrills May bring us months of sickness and a lot of doctor bills, They say that with the honey we are all so prone to sip ‘The deadliest bacteria may pass from lip to lip. 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