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COMMON SENSEt most intelligent people to use only

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tore t Is than Dr Pierces medicines thez make o w ich print every ingredient

entering oioihcra upon the bottle wrap-pers and attl its correctness under oathire daily growing in favor The com¬

position of D Pierces medicines is opento everybod vyTJr Pi rcn h Hg desirousof having = h r ilt of rnvesu a

n turned fully upon his forrmihc beingieontiUcnt th l I < utter tF i coin PL> I tion

r rse nwTcifes is knowntne moroIt tfcn groat c Traivq merits o

Blzecf Being wholly made of the activemedicinal principles extracted from na-iivo forest roots by exact processesoriginal with Dr Pierce and without thetwo of a drop of alcohol triplerefined andchemically pure glycerine being used In-

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in extracting and preserving thocurative virtues residing in the rootsemployed these medicines aro entirely

tiI free from tho objection of doing harmby creating an appetite for either alc-

oholic beverages or habit formingdrugs Examine the formula on theirbottle wrappers tho same as sworn to byDr Pierce and you will find that his

M Golden Medical Discovery tho greatT Moodpurifier stomach tonic and bowel

regulator tho medicine which while notI recommended to cure consumption in itstdfanccd stages no medicine will do thatyet does cure all those catarrhal condi-tions of head and throat weaK stomacht torpid liver and bronchial troubles weak

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lected or badly treated lead up to andfinally terminate in consumption

Take the Golden Medical Discoveryin time and it is not likely to disappoint

r you if only you give it a thorough andV fair trial Don expect miracles It

wont do supernatural things You must° axerciso your patience and persevere in its

see for a reasonable length of time to getits full benofits The ingredients of which

t Dr Plercos medicines aro composed havethe unqualified endorsement of scores ofmedical leaders better than any amountof or nonprofessional testimonialsThey are not given away to be experi-mented

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r4 with but are y all dealers 10medicine at reasonable prices

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ffice in Gary Building-Over4 Martin and Cams Seed Store

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3Following are a few of my specialsI for this monthFOR SALEThe residence No GO

min street price 1400 half cashr balance in one year now rented for-t 15 per month

FOR SALEThe residence No 5054 Main street 2350 half cash bal-ance

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x one year now rented for 20r per month

FOR SALESplendid orange grovebetween Leesburg and Eustis 20 acresunder fence 17 acres in solid orangegrove bearing and In fine shape no

J buildings price 6500Numerous other properties for salejt farm residence grove and turpentine

t tracts List your property with me ifyou want to sell it or call on me if

lr you want to buy I will give carefult attention to the collection of rents and

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ANXIOUS WAGNER

The First Performance of Rienzi atDresden

In Ludwig Franlaw tins Vupncryear book Gusts Kiel tells this story

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of Itieiizi at Dresden On the I

lay of the first performance Wagnerasked me to meet him in trout of thetheater after the box cilice had livenopened so that he could give me andmy friend Schuster the butcher tick-

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in a state of great excitement andwhen he gave me the two ticketsHeine whispered to me Take someone with good big hands with youlIe watched the people as they cametoward the theater and every timeone went jn he would make some re ¬

mark to his wife which showed hissatisfaction I had to go within but I

shall never forget the childish joy ofthe composer when he saw groups en ¬

ter the house and the disappointment-when others passed the open doors I

thought of it even that evening whenthe enthusiasm was the greatest Howhappy Wagner and his wife must havebeen at the following two perform ¬

ances when the house was so filledthat even his relatives who had cometo Dresden for that purpose could notbe admitted to the theater

THE DESERT SANDS

Why the Arafat of Sahara Lose theUse of Their Eyes-

I shall winter in the Sahara said-a traveling man With a caravan 1

shall traverse under a blinding sun andan endless plain of snow white sandbut none of my Mohammedan attend ¬

ants will wear any kind of shade overhis eyes

Against that dazzling glare thebacks of their necks will be swathed-in white linen and even their earswill be protected Nothing thoughwill keep the sun out of their faces

Wondering about this I said oneday to the kaid of an Algerian village

Why dont you Arabs wear a capof some sort You live in the worldsworst sun glare but neither fez norturban under any circumstances has apeak

The Koran the kaid answeredforbids all true believers to shade

their eyes Obeying the Koran implic ¬

itly we dwellers in the desert avoidlike poison brims to our headgear Inconsequence there is more blindnessamong us than among any other peo-ple

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in the world ItLos Angeles Times-

A Popular Play IndeedShakespeares Julius Caesar has

been translated into German ninetimes into French seven Into Italiansix into modern Greek three intoLatin and Swedish twice and intoCroatian Danish Dutch Frisian Po ¬

lish Roumanian Russiun MagyarPortuguese and Yiddish There areseven or eight English acting editions-of the tragedy But one attempt actu-ally

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to alter and improve it has everbeen made This was in 1722 whenJohn Sheffield duke of Buckinghamdivided it into two parts at the death-of Caesar calling it The Tragedies ofJulius Caesar and Marcus Brutus andmade many other changes To enrichthis poor play or rather these poorplays Pope furnished some choruses-but they had the usual effects of ill ad-

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ornaments tbey served only tomake the meanness of the thing theybedecked the more conspicuous-

Full Faith In the Doctor-A young farm laborer called one mar ¬

ket day at the registrars office to record his fathers death The registrarasked the date of death

Well father aint dead yet wasthe reply but be will be dead beforemorning and I thought it would saveme another journey if you would put-

it down nowOh that wont do at all said the

registrar Why your father maytake a turn before morning and re ¬

coverAh no he wont sald the young

laborer Doctor says he wont andhe knows what hes given fatherLiverpool Mercury

Irish WitAs Sir Walter Scott was riding with-

a friend near Abbotsford he came to afield gate which an Irish beggar whohappened to be near opened for himSir Walter was desirous of rewarding-him by the present of sixpence butfound he had not so small a coin Inhis purse Here my good fellowsaid he here is a shilling for you butmind you owe me sixpence Godbless your bonor exclaimed the Irish-man

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May your honor live till I payyou

SCIENTIFIC SPANKINGI Consists in punishment only nFen achild is actually bad Some mothersthink that all crying is badness itsnot When your baby cries look forpins or some external cause if youcant find them give the baby WhitesCream Vermifuge as the chances areit is suffering from worms which keep-it hungry and cross all the timePleasant to takesure in its actionPrice 25 cents Sold by the AntiMo-nopoly

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Miss LadybugWhy was your flightrrostedVMr Lightning Dug The fly cop said

I was exceeding the speed limit andwasnt displaying my light in frontKansas City Times

Blind Mans Buff In the Woods

Willie Rabbit This is Johnny Hedge-hog

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STVEN YEARS OF PROOF

I have had seven years of proof thatDr Kings New Discovery is the bestmedicine to take for coughs and coldsand for every diseased condition ofthroat chest or lungs says W VHenry of Panama Mo The world hashad thirtyeight years of proof thatDr Kings New Discovery is the bestremedy for coughs and colds lagrippeasthma hay fever bronchitis hemor-rhage

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of the lungs and the early stages-of consumption Its timely use al ¬

ways prevents the development ofpneumonia Sold unrler guarantee atTydings S Cusp drugstore Fifty centsand 51 Trial bottles free

No man should continue paying rentwhen he can buy a lot on as easy terms-as Mr Woodrow is offering in Oakridge addition

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