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Show KIDNEY TROUBLE Suffered Ten Years Relieved in Three Months Thanhs to RE-RU-N- i'lZEK, Mt. Sterling, Ky says : I have Buffered with kidney and bladder trouble for ten years past Latl March I commenced using Peruna and continued for three months. I hare npt used it since, nor bare I felt C. B. a pain. POOR CHOLLY. Cholly Is your sister in, my boy? ' Willie Just give me your card, and Hi go and see if youre de guy she told me to tell dat she was out. Sri TO or Ohio Cm or Tolxdo J- hVCM COURT. - Frank J. Chink mk oath that he ta Beak Co. Coin partner of the Itrui of F. J. Chine bualneea la the Oly ot Toledo, County and State atoreeald, and that naid firm will pay the aum of ONE HCNDRt.D DOLLAR. Sir each and every ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the uae of Hauls CatarrR Curs. FRANK 1. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and euberrlbed In my presence, this th day of December, A. D J8M. i , A. W. GLEASON. i BA1, Notar Public. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts eurlacee ot the snd mucous blood the upon directly System. Send tor testimonials, free. V J. ( HENEV CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all DrursiiU. The. I J Family PUS for eonetlpatloo. Take Hall Reflections. The beautiful home was crowded with people assembled to honor the distinguished guest. But the explorer soon tired of the attentions, and as he leaned his arm against a pillar, he allowed himself to be transported back to the scene of his triumph. "Such a waste, he mumbled, am dibly, staring into space, "such a waste, such a waste. Why so many stout ladles left the house In indignation, the hostess was unable to learn. Sunday Magazine of the Pittsburg Dispatch. HE was very pretty there was no doubt whatever about that; and Harold Vane, who liked to look at pretty things of all kinds, especially women, lingered in the shadow of the hallway and Maud watched . pretty Elhlyn as she sat at the fireplace, one dainty foot resting on the brass andiron, and her head bent low as with a tiny gold pencil she wrote something on a sheet of note paper which rein her lap. posed, woman-fashioPresently the writing ceased, and the fair writer, thinking herself alone, proceeded, in a way she had, to talk to her own charming self; and Harold, the man who listened, excused himself on- the plea that what she was saying could be no secret, or she would not utter it aloud, even though supposing herself to be alone. And this is what he heard: Yes, Cupid, 1 have written a valentine to the one who is destined by you to be my fate; for, according to maidens belief, only he, my own true lover, can find It and answer it; hence, should an answer come, it will be absolute proof to me that the writer of it Is my future lord and master. And she made a little curtsey before the long pier glass; and, snatching a soft wool shawl from tbe sofa, she wound It about her head and shoulders and, the valentine in her hand, went out on to the porch and ran down the garden path, Harold from the hall window discreetly watching her as she went lightly down past well to the somethe old what bleak and deserted summer moss-grow- Dreee? by Pspys. Old Pepys diary records almost yearly allusions to St. Valentines day. Pepys tells us that February 14, 1661, he took Mrs. Marta, the wife of his friend Sir W. Bratten, for hia valentine, adding. In parenthesis, that he did it only for complacency. And Sir W. Bratten in like manner took Mrs. Pepys for his valentine, "and so we were very merry. February 18 40 Pepys squandered shillings on Lady Bratten upon a payre of embroidered and six payre of plain white gloves." February 21 Sir W. Bratten sent Mrs. Pepys "half a dozen pair of gloves and a pair of silk stockings and garters for her valentine. Dy-o-l- Dy-o-l- His "Raise. dont dare face my wife. . "Whats the trouble? I told her expected a raise. "1 1 "Well? "Well, the raise 1 expected and the raise I got were two different kinds. Important to Mothers. and the dunger U averted, SsV qualed for sore t hroat, q u i nay , fee, u mi tn aUo. house, where he saw her slip the valentine under a loose stone at the sill; and then, for reasons of his own, not wishing to be discovered by the fair writer of the valentine, he swiftly left the bouse by another path, making a circuit which in a few moments brought him also to the summer house, where he deftly abstracted the valentine, not pausing, however, to read it until safely within his own bachelor Loyal to the Last. hear the undertaker died. quarters; but, having reach'd them, Stm. Yep, the firm was failing and he could no longer brook delay and, he had to help it out. with hat aud overcoat still on, he drew from his pocket the tiny sheet of note ONLY ONR "BKOMO OllNlNK. That I LAXATIVE BKOMO 01IN1NK. Look fot paper and read, In Maud's graceful the signature of K. W (sKOVfaL I sod the World ever to ure a Cold In (hie Day. 2&c. chirography, the following: , Tim. 1 sweetheart mine As Described o KXPOSI KK TO roi.it snd wet ! the ttrst stop to Pneumonia. Take Perry PutoAiHer I I have no gift to a offer, So priceless as thou art! only come, a lover true and tender, And bring to you my heart. O, Then, as she turned her head, the door behind her opened softly, and somebody took her in his arms, and somebodys kisses silenced the protests of her lips. A little struggle a womans last pretense ot battle before the surrender she Is happy In making and than Maud, with all the tender love of her heart shining In her glorious eyes, whispered, softly "O Harold! 1 am so glad It was you!" If so, dye it, but be sure and use Dy-la Dyes which give the same fast brilliant colors to any and all fabrics. So much easier, better, and more economical than others. Dealers sell a Dyes at 10 cents a package. Write Burlington, Vermont, for color card and book of directions. 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She paused a moment and then continued: "Ralph is a bright young lawyer, but so metaphysical; and, while 1 can occasionally assume an interest in metaphysics, that mental diet daily would be very wearing. But dont you think. Miss Maud," she continued gayly to herself, "that you are presuming a great deal In taking it for granted that any one of these gentlemen wishes to be your valentine? Oh, no! I do not flatter myself. But the eligible young men in town are so few that 1 must mention them all to find somebody, so I might 'as well refer to the others. Reginald comes next, and he does waltz divinely; hut waltzing is not very profitable, and 1 fear it Is poor Reggies strongest point Tom Is Intellectual; but be has such a dreadful temper that I should feel all the time as though I were living with dynamite. Joe Is a tyrant, and he la so insanely jealous. Now, I love to have my own way, or think I do; and, if a man were determined to be Jealous anyway, 1 am afraid I might be tempted to tease him a little, ao that combination would not do at all. Only two are left Jack and Harold; and Jack Is a dear good boy, but not at all (She had forgotten commanding. that she discarded Joe because be was.) "And last, but not least, there is Harold." But what she thought ol him tbe ' little lady did not say. That evening, as she again salF'at the old fireplace, feeling, it must be confessed, somewhat disappointed at the of her valentine, a white missive, evidently tossed ' In through the open hall window, fell at her feet. But no one was in sight, and, full of eager expectation, Maud opened the sealed missive. "Oh, how romantic! how delicious!" she exclaimed, as, with beatlng..hSM3-an- d dancing eyes, she read: I On Valentine Morning. In. some English villages even yet Is obthe custom of "valentlning served. The children gather early In the morning and go from house to house singing some chorus like to you, Valentine, Curl your locks as I do mine. Two before and three behind, to you, Valentine. The children are rewarded with little notions, pennies or candies tossed to them from the windows. Good-morro- Good-morro- ' Substantial Valentine. In olden days valentines were pretty gifts to some friend chosen for the day. The lady valentines of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were honored not by anonymous verse, hut by substantial gifts. C a lot of good resolutions manufactured the morning after. And are Good saint, on earth somewhere, they tell me, 1 waiting a Valentine, Brave and tender and loyal alway, And destined Some day to be mine. Can you not find him, and tell him duly Another heart tender and true As a Valentine somewhere Is waiting for him, And to find her let him ask you. 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