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Worry
Almost Unnerved Me
—Heart Pains.
Short of Breath,
Faint and Languid.
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been suffering with my heart. ISreathing
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short,sharp trains about the heart, sometimes
accompanied with fluttering would make
me feel faint and languid. I he least excite
ment or mental worry would almost unnerve
me. I felt that the trouble was growing
worse all the time, and after trying many
remedies prescribed by physicians without
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symptoms were removed and have never
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Kiracope, Clrincoteugue, Va,
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Unless all signs fail the coming
winter will ho one of unusual
severity, according to the prognos
tications of the weather sharps,
says a Morristown, N. J,, dispatch.
Joe Harris says that turkeys
have <lc able strength breast bones,
which is always a sign of cold
weather,
Ed Ross says that coons have
three sets of hair this year.
Jerry Dugan says that the overs
green trees haye three times as
much foilage as usual.
Hiram Melroy reports extra
sweet-breads in spring pigs.
Jim Anderson says all rabbits
that have been killed this fall have
six heavy front teeth.
Frank Gibbs says that flagstones
sweat frost every morning.
Hank Bunnell comes forward
with the story that f-osh-watcr
lish have two sets of scales.
Sam Gardner Inis noticed that
the shingles of most houses have
I grown a coat of hair, or futz as it
! is sometime called,
Jim Blitho declares that turtles
and snakes aic hihernatingat twice
their usual depth.
Charley Ilullender claims that
squirrels have denuded the forest
of nuts of all kinds.
All at which, it is agreed, poin’s
to a return of good old-fashioned
sleighing.
In a recent issue there appeared
in tlm.se columns an article per
taining to the manner in which
j the majorit y of the ministers were
I pretending to preach the gospel,
but instead were making inerehan-
; (I ise of it.
That this is true, is fully de
monstrated by the manner in
which the pretended spiritual
welfare of the ones who contribute
the largest amount to the church
is nurtured and looked after by
the preacher, while that of those
who contribute the widow’s mite
is passed unnoticed.
Soon after the paper had been
issued n gentleman of the clerical
stripe, who had become offended
at the article walked into the
oflice, and after pounding on a
counter nearby the door like a
a devil on hyeans, paid up his sub
scription and walked out.
Why ho should have become of
fended we are at a lost, unless lie
feared the paper might fall into
the hands of his members (a good
ly number of whom are subscri
bers) and that bis next Sunday’s
collection would fall short.
No, brother, it is not our desire
to pull down the churches, or
oven try to lower the standard of
religion, but to show that there
are divisions which should not bo,
and that the preachers are after
tho loaves and fishes.—Forest-
Blade.
A Lucky Girl.
“What a perfectly beautiful'
bracelet, and isn’t that lace col
lar a dream! Real Italian, isn’t
it?” said Bertha’s admiring
friend, according to tho Detroit
Free Press.
“Yes; and wasn’t I lucky to
get tin 1 m. I didn’t tell you how
it Happened, did I? Well, it was
this way. You know Cousin
George has been in Europe for
about two years, and lie was en
gaged to some one lure—so he
says. Well, anyway, he brought
her the most beautiful lot of
tilings, but be wanted to make
sure she really cared for him, so,
before he went to see see her, he
wrote and told her lie had lost all
his money. I suppose she con-
•jluded there wasn’t anything in it
for her, so she wrote him the
frostiest note in reply I And, of
course, he didn’t go to see her at
all after that. Then ho didn't
care what became of the thing?
so he just tossed them all over to
me. Wasn’t I lucky?”
“And wasn’t 1 a fool!” thought
tho other girl.
m?,
G.H. McGUIRE,
Turkish Proverbs.
To tho well man everyday is a
feast day.
Today’s egg is better than to
morrow’s hen.
The master of the house is the
guest’s servant.
Two watermelons cannot be held
under one arm.
He who has not rest at home is
in the world’s hell.
The mouth is not sweetened by
saying honey, honey.
If you have to gather thorns do
it by the stranger’s hand.
With patience sour grapes be
come sweet and the mulberry leaf
satin.
By the tune the wise man gets
married the fool has grownup
children.
Be not so severe that you are
blamed for it nor so gentle that
you are trampled upon for it.
Give a swift horse to him who
tells the truth, so that as soon as
lie has told it he may ride and es
cape.
Tho following is going tl e
rounds as a joke on a popular mag
istrate. A woman in a domestic
brawl bit oil a piece of her hussj
band’s ear. The magistrate char- 1
actored the assault as a degrading]
and disgusting ease, but as Iho
woman had no previous e.onvie i
tion added that he would merely!
bind her over to keep the peace,
to which she replied that she was]
sorry that she could not do that]
as she had given the peace to the
cat.
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not sleep, and for years she suf-
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