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We're told that true love never Runs smoothly in its course, We know a case, however, Which breaks the proverb’s force ; A pair lived in Chicago Six months without divorce, —Kansas City Journal RHEUMATIC Sciatic, sharp and shooting pains, strains and weak- nesses relieved in one min- ute by the CuTicuRa ANTI- Pain Paster. Itinstantly relieves weak, painful kid- neys, back ache, uterine pains and weaknesses, coughs, colds and chest pains. "It visafizes the ner= vous forces, and hence cures nervous pains and muscular weakness when all others fail. ‘An east-end small boy, who has mastered the difference between ‘‘ do” and ** did,” heard his | mamma say to his papa, ‘1 don't know what |has got into my sewing-machine. It must be hoodooed.” ** Mamma,” said the little fellow, **you should say ‘ hoodid " and not * hoodoed.” The same child once described a screw as “*a nail with rufiles on it." —Pittsburg Chronicle, ice, asc. five, $t. Atall druggists or mk "pofria Dice aod Chau, Cots Botan | Dashaway—"* Well, Billboard, did you have This is the season when the merry Italian |a nice western trip?” Billdoard—"* Yes. But laborer fails in his attempt to thaw out the stick | I had a narrow escape while the company was of dynamite, but gains immortality thereby.— | in southern California.” Dashatoay—"* How Buffalo Express. was that 7" - Billboard —* We came near play- — ing in a town that was not four miles from an ostrich-farm."—New York Sun. New York Attractions. Abbey's Theatre —The Coquelin- Hading Com- 2, i pany. , Tw OU - strawberries, cademy of 3 le—In Old Kentucky, as her husband helped himself to the preserves Buea Opera Homme Th CReTY SPT Ronin fa third time," Ves," replied he, "they ate Hood. |very good for a put-up job."— Washington Garden Theatre—The Professor's Love Story. Harri [think I did a good job when I put up those "said Mrs, Snages complacently EARL & WILSON'S ro— A Texas Lycoum Theatro—Our Country Cousins. Not even a canal-horse would ever get ahead if he didn't have a pull.—Boston Transcript. The dancing-masters are arranging for an- other national convention. ‘They probably have some new movement on foot.—Philadelphia | Ledger. WORLDS FAIR The burglar is not inclined to be talkative, but he is a great bore when he finds the safe locked. — Binghamton Republigan, TO THE YOUNG FACE Poszoni’s Complexion Powder gives fresher charms, to the old renewed youth. Try it, WHO IS IT? Jagson says you can't blame a theatrical coinpany for being spiritless when the ghost won't walk.— Elmira Gazette, It argues no lack of ability in a boy that he doesn’t make an opening for himself by going If Assassin Prendergast is going to squirm | HSIN On too thin ice.— Philadelphia Times. under the lash of remorse, he can do it better at the end of a rope.— Courier-Journal. 20th Edition, postpaid for asc. (or stamps). THE HUMAN HAIR, Why it Falls Off. Turns Gray, and the Remedy. By PROF. HARLEY PARKER, F. R.A.S. K. Lone &'Co.. 1013 Arch St, Philadeiphia, Pa, ‘Bvery one should read this litle book.""— Athenaeum, _A St. Louis physician says that “if he had his way” he would never marry two blondes, but would always require a blonde to get a brunette fora partner. If he had his way thou- | . 3 sands of brunettes would bleach their hair light | _ Cleveland is a good deal better at confessing yellow and blondes would dye.—Aorristowen | Other people's mistakes than he is at acknow!- Herald, edging his own.—St, Louis Globe. Democrat. reinstate | CART UPMANN’S deville. tre —Charley's ‘Theatre—Tony Pastor's Own James G. Blaine’s fame is secure in realms where the mud-slinging politicians can never trespass. — Pittsburg Dispatch, America’s Favorite TEN-CENT CIGAR. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, BO UQU ET CIGAR. Jupor’s Lrnnany {s full of pure fun. No politics. 10c. Well, Van Alen was enough of a Democrat not to make a Wanamaker of himself.—Chicago Times. Clara—"* Aren't you engaged to Jack?” Pru. nella—"*No. You see, I wanted to be different |in something from all you other gitls."—Kate For Sale by first-class Dealers Everywhere. | Field's Washington, yy GARTER: poston OAnY twa a8 oun OM” wereno To vee! 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