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»liophile’s Reply. eighton, the bishop of horror of lending his rite books, says a London spondent. The bishop is a charming it scholar. A fel- visited the bishop

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wit as well as a \ clergy! in ones and took a fancy to an old edition of

shake spenre, Lie borrowed the volume

i and did not think to return it for sev-

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“My Dear Brother—All the joy is mine.”—Denver Republican.

answered:

A Book She Wouldn't Read,

“There is one book of Mr. Steven- son’s that I myself have never read,” said Mrs. Stevenson. “I refused to read it and held to my refusal. 1 make it a rule never to read a novel the scene of which is laid in a bygone age. The author always deems it his duty to make his characters talk in what he considers the language of that pe- riod, and I am always sure that he doesn’t know positively how they did talk, so I won't read such books. I would never read the ‘Black Arrow,’ and Mr. Stevenson thought it such a good joke that be insisted upon dedi- cating it to me.”—Illustrated Indiana Weekly.

Wise Man, “Great idea, that of Mike’s,” said the enthusiastic heeler of the better sort.

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“He isn't satistied with shaking hands with his constituents in the ordinary way. When! ‘ts one of them, be grabs both his bands.” “Ain't that rather overdoing it?’ said the cautious me a “It might look that way to you. but i Mike knows his business. <As long as he holds the fellow’s hands his watch

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“Doesn't it hurt your conscience to wear those pretty bird wings on your bat?”

“It does a little. because they are not genuine wings. They are only cleyer imitations.”—Chicago Tribune.

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Mr Arthur J. D ellis

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Credit,

Embarrassed country dealer in a Boston wholesale grocery:

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“I suppose you will continue to let me have goods?” said Retail.

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Embarrassed retailer No, 2 stepped to the desk and wanted to settle.

“How much do you offer?’

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Retail No. 1, rising:

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The best place to buy Lad- 1es Capes and Jackets is at Prowse Bros

Foran epitah: “He believed ina free

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HSTABLISHED 1887

LEITH HOUSE

Telaphone 174 P. 0. Box 826 82 te 38 Queen Street

Having secured the agency of the fam. ous “Silver Spring Brewing Sherbrooke” P. Q.,1 am prepared te eupply ale and porter of unsurpassed quality at prices thet cannot fail to please. Write for prices and be prepared for a genuine sur- prise.

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A Freak of Nature, In the Yellow a curious freal t menution- ed in the guidebook. Along a little fre quented trail leading to the fossil for- est there stands a great glacial bow] der, twice as large as an ordinary street ear, Which has been split apart from top to bottom by a pine tree. ‘The tree is now 30 or 40 years old, and it grows entirely through this bleck of granite, spreading the pieces side, while on the other the crevice re- mains comparatively small. Everything goes to show that the tree has split the rock by its own force, perhaps assisted each winter by the ice. It seems to have thrived on the task. Though it has moved apart these massive frag- ments, each weighing hundreds of tons, it is the healthiest tree in that lo cality.

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Not Very Consoling.

Smith—I noticed you didn’t speak to Brown when you passed him this morn- ing. What’s the trouble?

Jones—He insulted me yesterday—call- ed me an old fool.

* &mith—Well, you must remember that you're not as young as you used to be.-- Chicago News.

The average duration of yellow fever is a week, but in graver cases the attack may be precipitate and prove speedily fa- tal.

The man who can laugh heartily at a joke on himself has a genuine sense of humor.—Somerville Journal

His High Claim,

“So Boxford wants to run for the legis- lature, does he? What has he ever done to deserve the confidence or the support of the people?”

“Him? Gee! Didn’t you know about it? Why, he got up our local boycott on the Paris exposition and started the movement to hang them French generals in efligy!’’—Chicago Times-Herald.

Asking Too Much,

“] wish,” said the irritable man as he pushed the book away, “that this author would try a new vein.”

“He writes dialect very well.”

“I suppose so. But I’d like to see him make a departure. I'd like to have him

attempt an imitation of the style of a refined, educated and grammatical gentle- man.’~—Washington Star,

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Catarrh so bedly that for inonths

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Mr. John McKenzie, Elgin, N.S., writes :-— ~ |. 72 it a duty l owe You to ivil waal Jipanese Catarrh Cure has done for me. For some years I have been a great suf- ferer from catarrh in its worst form, and fur some months I could not breathe at all through my nestrils. Since completing the treatment with Japanese Catarrh Cure, I am pleased to say | am absolutely free from ecatarrh, and can now breathe as naturally as ever through my nostrils. Japanese Ca- tarrh Cure cures catarrh by healing every Ciscased portion of the mucous membrane. It cures permanently. Sold by druggists at 50 cents,

B8e@. see ao % aT ;

Arrived Thursday 10 doz men’s fine rib bed all wool worth

%1.25 a suit to-day for $1,

10 doz wool fleeced lined worth $1.50 a suit, for a few days at $1 per suit.

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What is nicer |

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