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Every now and then some writer, generally of the stronger sex, bewails the alleged fact that no statues have been erected in this coun- try to commemorate the deeds or works of wo- men. For instance, a humorist in Jupce re- cently said, ‘Do you know, there has never been a statue erected to a woman in the history of the world?" ‘Two statues of women have been erected to women in the United States— viz., one to Mollie Pitcher, done by Sculptor Keliy, representing that revolutionary heroine assisting in firing a cannon, and one in New Orleans to a Frenchwoman named Margaret, who, although unlettered, was a philanthropist, and left her large fortune, which she made as a baker, to found asylums for orphans. ‘The movement to erect a statue to Mrs Bloomer of bifurcated-garment fame may assume definite shape when it has been finally decided whether women shall wear skirts or trousers.—Mew York Commercial Advertiser. Mrs. Winstow’s Soorittna Syrup for Chil- dren ‘Teething ; soothes the child, softens the gums, allays ail pain, cures wind colic and diar- Fhwea, 25 cents a bottle. The pretty girl who yesterday Essayed to ride the bike Brings out her bloomers when they ask Her what fall styles are like. — Washington Star, Brain fatigue from wear and tear Speedily relieved by Bromo-Seltzer. “I think I will take a holiday the next three weeks,” remarked the secretary and treasurer of a private company to the chairman thereof. “But you returned from one only two weeks ago.” “True; that was my holiday as secre- tary; I wish to go now as treasurer." — 7id- Bits, Cook's Imperial. World's Fair “highest }| award, excellent champagne ; good efferves- cence, agreeable bouquet, delicious flavor.” Success in business is paved by the type- setter and made smooth by the printing-press. —Vonkers Gazette, A good many men believe in advertising, but seem to think it should be free.—A/bany Ar- CHOICEST SMOKING A 2oz trial package postpaid for 25 cents. 7 MARBURG BROS. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co, Successoc: BALTIMORE, Mo. ‘oa with rich chocolate flavor, retain- ‘all the nutritious and fat - producing Dperties yet not distressing to the most lelleate, can be produced. Proven in Yeast—‘' Was that the doctor I saw coming out of your house a little while ago?’ Crim- sonbeak—* Yes, it was." Yeast —*‘Is your brother worse?" 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DOWD, Sclentite Physical and Dee FORTIFIES NOURISHES STIMULATES REFRESHES Brain\: Indorsed by eminent Physictans everywhe sou a Dacocters ax cnoceas, Sent Fre, atuum: 7s Portearrs| and AUTOGRAPHS of Celebrities.” MARIANI & O0., #3 West 1th 81, New Your, “Do you still like the picture you bought ?” “*No, not since I got the hang of it."—Detroit “*Old Jones should have been hung ten years ago!” ‘ Well, there's hope yet."” * What do you mean?” ** His wife's runnin’ for sher- —Atlanta Constitution, As a specific against dyspepsia and other troubles of the stomach, also as an appetizer and for mixing in drinks, nothing superior to BOKER'S BITTERS. Amid all the learned research of the century nothing has yet disclosed why a boy cannot sit down in a rocking-chair without grinding the points of the rockers into the woodwork.—Kock- land (Maine) Tribune. 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