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' g, Wannaâ€"yen.» .«AA-....‘~K':~r.‘.:‘rtrxr.:tru:an. I-B‘.AL‘>.'L’. ... . ._.â€".. ACCOMMODATING. It was an overcast, indeterminate sort of a day, but the drug clerk was cheerful as he wnistled behind ” Records Show “fit by {511‘ the the prescription desk and chatted eryWherel - Er'ea‘teSb number 0' deaths 3111‘)"Q with a friend in the front shop. “The fa'lry'tale has ‘3‘“, come trl‘e’ little one-"i 'JCC'JI' ‘lmmg 1’10 "'11 Presently a customer came in and Aunt Grace!” she cried, lb." summer mo-iths. The ex-'cs**‘70 made a small purchase. I Marion gazed at the river with a new wonder in her heart. CHILDREN’S “I never noticed it was so beau- tiful before,” she murmured. .â€" “There’s something beautiful ev- her arms round her aunt. ' - ” heat, the difficulty of keeping “an0 day n he remarked. “Alla-you may be the Rl‘mcess’. baby‘s -mi1k sweet, improper {Md “Great!” ’rcplied the clerk en- GKCIalm‘ed Unde‘ Ed, COTmnfa’ “P “1 all tend towards bringing on those thusjagtically, . ’ ~ “me. to hear the high rema'rk’ “and drew/dead baby troublesâ€"Chdem' ill‘ The customer went out and hwas I “1” row the? Plimcess “p to the fantuma diarrhoea, dysentery and followed by another. He‘ too Eagle’s Nest m tune to “fatal the other stomach and bowel troubles. made a, sman purchase and, com: 51m Set! find then we W111 crown To guard against these troubles mented on the \veather_ ! BabY’S'QWH Table“ Should be kept “Mean weather,” he remarked. in the house. An occasional dose “Beastlyl” said the clerk, dole- of the Tablets will prevent these fully, deadly summer complaints or cure “Getting warmcr,’ them if they come on suddenly. third customer. MTS- 0- Morin: SW- The, Que') “Hotl" said the clerk. says: ,“My baby suffered from a Ten minutes passed. Another in- severe attack 0f cholera inf-antum, dividual drifted in from the outside but after giving him Baby’s Own werld and made a purchase. . Tablets the trouble disappeared and “chilly, isn’t it?” he said to the FUNNY. he regained health splendidly.” clerk, ' _ “Where did you meet your young “ lold as the pole l” agreed the man, Mary 'I” queried the mistress on being tour her maid was to get His friend had listened to these married. exchanges with interest. _ “Oh, please, m’m, at Uncle “See here,” he demanded, “what Thomas’ funeral. He’s so amusing, kind of weather do you think this mum. He was the life and soul of is, anyway '2” , the party.” “Same kind as the customer,” ‘ replied the drug clerk. PRECIOUS STONES. . "At length the little princess ftvandered into a beautiful garden. iFountain-s showered pearls and I‘sapphires into basins of the purest silver, and golden birds, flitting among the trees, brought huge dia- monds, rubies and amethysts for her to play with." l Marion frowned and closed the Jfairyâ€"tale book with a snap. l “0 clear,” she sighed, “I wish I .écould be a princess in a fairyâ€"tale for once, and have rubies and diaâ€" gmonds to play with, and gather igold by the pailful as the Princess "Irene did!” and curlng up on the sofa, she gazed disconsolately into the fireplace. l Aunt Grace stopped sewing and looked at her little niece; then ‘smiling, she turned and looked out through the window. The lawn was lvelvety in the-warm sunshine and tablaze with flowers. Out beyond, ‘ the yellow cornfields rippled in the rashcaeczemamran skin . disease apply- Zam- ukl Surprising how quickly it one! ,. the smarting and stinging! Also '-' cure: cuts. burnl. lore: and piles. 5‘ an-Buk I: made from pure hor- ‘- ':: 'bnl essences. No anlmnunuâ€"no .; mlnernl poisons. Finest healer] ; ' Drama cud Slam mm remarked a . . .._, her queen And handing the basket and oars to Aunt Grace, he swung Marion up to the dizzy height of his broad shoulders, and the three started merrily down the meadow toward the boatâ€"house.â€"â€"Youth’s C0mpan~ 1011. 7 -. a...“ __. WHAT If E WANTED. Earnest But Prosy Street-Corner Tl Tblt . ldb a" Oratorâ€"â€"-“I want land reform; I )e a e S are so y me lcme dealers or 'by mail at 25‘ cents a clerk, with a shiver. want housing reform; I want edu- box from The Drswmiamsr Medi- Bored V0iceâ€""Chloroform." m’flm LET HER DOWN EASY. Young Husbandâ€"Did you make those biscuits, my dear? Dr. J. D."Kellogg’s Dysentery Cordial is compounded specially to combat dysentery, cholera morbus If at first you do not get satis- ’3 rarest gems of all. them God’s jewels. Just see how l‘wind, and through the violet marsh- Ilands the river curved and glitâ€" tered. ‘ l “You can gather jewel-s far greatâ€" er and more wonderful than those ithe little princess played with,” lsaid Aunt Grace, pushing the win- ldow up, “and you can walk on gold if you wish to, Marion.” Marion uncnrled and sat up, her dark eyes wide with astonishment. “You cannot find them by frown- ing into a sooty fireplace,” said Aunt Grace. “We must hunt for them; we may find the princess, too â€"â€"who knows!” And laughing gai- ly, she began to fold her sewing. The frown disappeared from Marion’s face, and jumping up, she Efollowed her aunt across the piazza gand out on the green lawn. "What jewel shall we look for lfirst, and what color is it, Mariâ€" on ’I” v , “Rubies,” said Marion, growing interested, “and they are red, a deep, beautiful red, and pearls areâ€"” “Hold on,” said Aunt Grace; “one at a time, please. See! I have found rubies. gorgeous ones.” And she stood with her eyes shad: ed, looking toward the south end ,of the garden. “VVhere‘Z' I don’t see any,” said ,Marion,yin a doubting tone. “Look hard and you’ll see them glowing and. nodding in the sun.” “Oh, the roses!” cried Marion. ,“You 'mean flowers, don’t you, aunty'l” - “Yes, dear, I think the beautiâ€" ful, fragrant, living flowers are the We will call He has studded our garden with them!” They had reached the roses by this time, and Marion, with eyes glowing, stooped and broke one off, smoothing its satiny petals with the tips of her fingers. She loved beautiful things, and this thought, that the flowers were God’s jewels, was new and wonderful. ‘ “See the blue forget-meâ€"nots, Aunt Grace; they are turquoises, and the white pansies are pearls, and the purple are big amethyst-s. The asters must be topazes. Oh, how rich we are l Much richer than the Princess Irene. for our jewels are fragrant and growing, and in each jewel are the seeds of a bunâ€" dred more jewels. Uncle Ed cut one open once, and showed them ‘to me.” Suddenly she remembered the )gold. I “But, Aunt Grace, where is the ,gold ’2” she asked. l Slipping her arms round the lit~ {tle girl, Aunt Grace turned her ,round until she faced the corn- lfields. 9 “Look, dear, and you’ll see it jrippling and sifting through everyâ€" fwhere.” “Oh, I see. it! I see it, aunty!” ,cried lltlar-ion, jumping up and 'down. “It‘s the sunshine! lod’s lgold, and it gilds everythingâ€"the lfields, trees, and even the rocks. [$60! The dandelions on the lawn lare junks of gold!” 1‘ Aunt Grace was brushing her ihair back from her face, and the ldiamond upon her finger glitter-ed 'in the sun. “Aunty,” said Marion, soberly, “we can’t find any diamonds, and ' they are prettiest of all. Aunt Grace turned and pointed down to the river, shimmering and flashing in the sunlight. wee them, Marion!” she cried. .“See them sparkle! Thousands up- lon thousands, each one set in silver {and it looks as though we were go- ing down to them,” she added, as Uncle Ed came up from the barn with two long, slim cars on his jshonider. and all inflammatory disorders that change of food or Water may set up in the stomach and intestines. These complaints are more common in summer than in winter, but they are not confined to the warm months, as undue laxness of the bowels may seize a man at any time. Such a sufferer will find speedy reâ€" lief in this Cordial. ' EXERCISE FOR YOUNG LADIES Throwing a fellow over. Tossing o'ne’s head in the air. Jumping at a chance. Pushing one’s self forward. Getting in the swim. Fishing for an ‘ invitation. Shooting arch glances at a man. Twisting him round the little finger. Casting about for an excuse. 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