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and you can always borrow it of a neighlor. Why do I sell? 1 am a mimster not long ago discovered that I have few white hairs, I used to think a min- ister past forty ought to retire. I wa confident that at that age evidences of senile deeay were sure to appear. I still think that a minister past forty should retire, but for a different reason. I know now that few ministers before a EET forty know enough to preach, and when they know enough they ought to know } aes others Day The chief value of preaching is its beneficial influence upon the ache Is when she moulds the habits, health and by forty one’s character should be and beauty of her children. Beauty | and softness of skin texture are the is my Wiel assessore lesraing thst 2 natural heritage of nearly all infant we rome Unfortunately, this birth boon MILKHWEED CREAM | tax thems Taxing minisicrs’ libraries is often undervalued and_ neglected, . not as irrational as it may seem. If min- Is good for all complexion faults. It is a skin y ri 2 a athens che when absorbed through the isters are permitted to own books they with the result that the beauty peutic action on the ski ct ideas and become ¢ ‘ous to gradually disappears. The result is a brilliant complesion av et idasaad become dangerois § Sige 7 Pera velvety skin. society, and anyway a wide acquaint The use of common, impure soaps size, $1.00, at drugrists. ‘ with books will greatly handicap them in is answerable for much of this mes on mae | theta: Sarl Te be inteltigib a sinis deterioration, and for this there i . Ingram Company cr should confine his reading entirely to excuse, since the best and purest of $5 Feath SL Detroit the newspapers. all sldin soaps See. Most communities avoid the necessity all.skin. S0aps of taxing ministers’ libraries by making it impossible for them ever to acquire 9 them. Before the small sum that may ea rs . 7 be realized by this sale is invested in a Attention, Ministers ! | farm, I intend to ¢ one Sunday in following highly sensible and considering the theme, “ Some Thoughts Mass, and we cor- ims whéa Ke i that tt gratulate him upon his exceptional per- a pessimist when he insisted that th spicacity “human race consists of the violently is really more economical than ordinary Here are upwards of thousand insane and such as are not.” He had soaps, because of the fact that it lasts twice books, not one of them a book evidently been studying the taxation as long. The pre-eminence of Pears’ Soap everybody must have. laws of New England. Yet TI have no all the world over is casily accounted for. Pieise “cent “& cagbenitod, at ei reich, agatist (the asaessors.. “They: ave It is composed entirely of naturai beauty ) preserving ingredients. Its emollient actio re told here is a beok that no intelli imply enforcing the laws of the Com ensures the skin cf a permanent softness gent person can atford to be without, do monwealth of Massachusetts, 2 Common- and delicacy of color, and exercises a pro- not buy it, It is seldom worth havins. wealth that knew so much one hundred || tective influence that keeps it in perfect — years ago it has never taken the trouble | condition. The Joys of Outdoor Life | to learn anything since. Pears is all solid soap purity and good- The assessors. cre only conscientiously ness, having no water mixed with it, a | trying to enforce the laws, and if there being unaffected by heat or cold. Since are more living and pronounced if the | is any department in any city anxious 1789 Pears has been the Mother's ‘oxcasiom io graced wit to enforce the Jaws, that in itself is a the world. hopeful sign no matter how id the 1 of Mother's Day isa ary of Laws in the United States up to the May is ctnerved as Mother's Day throughout the U : States. ‘The Movement is not Every socies present have not been made to be en- and ofranizaclon ls asked bo unite ta tatiog the shectace forced, but merely to keep the lawyers Universal. Do soine distinct act of Kindness to the sick or une sae ranate, in loving remembrance of your motber, The Whit busy and out of greater mischief. Camation the Macbers Dey crea oe t, The White deeply profound remarks form the fore- on Taxation; or, Is It tering 1 worl of a prospectus of an auction sale Human Animal to Call Him a Jackass?” | oa of books. The author is the Rev. L. M. ” a 2 iS s Freel «penton fa I used to think that Mark Twain wa law I purchased these books in the fond OP:ALLACENTED SOUPS TEARS xpectation that they would be sold by OTTO OF ROSE IS THE BEST. executor or widow, hut taxes, gray ‘All rights secured hairs and the prospective widow's fre- quent remark that “ widows are at a dis- tsckles the palate, pleases the eye, allays the thirst, | advant in selling libraries," have sharpens the wits and gratifies the stomach, m ed carlier hopes. Iwaye Refreshing. Always Dependable, : this sale, and fine illac + if Desired. Nearest Dealet ot a Estab, 1786 0 Hudson, y.| The Pruden System Portable Fireproof A prides Unit-Built, Home Garege will quickly Pay ; Ga for itsell the rent it saves. Keeps your auto handy—safe {for itself in the rent it saves. Kecpe your auto ray ae arage |. No framing whatever reqpired. Set wp in one or two days by yourself or inexperienced ut More, often less than wood. 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