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THE FIRST ALMANACS

Attempted to Foretell Menstiny From the Star

The almanac properly so cnllod In

origin Is not merely n device for

keening mind of the prosthe year It Is an attempt to

Tow what destiny bun In store for us-

ladlcated by the position of the

stars In any particular year as-i to astrological lore the des

ile l br the differ

of the constellations through

the sun appears to pass In bis yearly

course A French almanac of 1010

by all the signs of the zo

disc and Indicates the Various organs

and members over which these signsnave power and this for a guide pour

lee salsnees or to show at what peri-

od blood rangy be let wltb safety But

the same almanac also gives directionssensible enough tor the avoidance oftbe plague which would not be foundfault with by a modern fashionable

Who would keep his body In healthAnd resist the Infection of the plagueLet him Joy sadness ray

Avoid places where InfectionsAnd cherish company

A few examples extol of almanacs oftals character before the Invention ofprinting although noneearlier than the twelfth Buttoae of the earliest specimens of print-ing are black printed German sheet alMBacs which see chiefly concernedafloat blood Ga

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Wasted TimeBin Newrlch was growing accua

toned to power She enjoyed It andIrritated when any one presumed-

to differ from her In opinion Whenthe sailing party of which she badbees a member landed on the shores-of the lake rain soaked and fright-ened Mrs Newrlcb was the only one

cared to talkIt could all have been avoided If

that captain bad done as I told himsaid between the chattering of her

teeth as tbe party stood huddled under-a small shelter

When I saw that cloud coming fromthat corner of tbe lake I said to himI think youd better make straight for

home and not spend any more timetacking but be paid no more attentionthan as If 1 hadnt spokenYouthsCompanion

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This would be unusual news It menand women would keep themselvesfree from rheumatism and all nchesand pains as well as keeping theirmuscles and joints limber with Hallards Snow Liniment Sold by M

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Vudor PorchShades andPorch Rugs

Complete lineof Stoves andRanges

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Canadian Officer Poisoned by WeedsEczema and Legs

Became wereSore and Itchy For Weeks HeCould Not Shoes

FREED FROM ITCHING-BY CUTICURA REMEDIE-

SI havn been successfully cured ofeczema I was re

moval of noxious weeds it partof my duty from the of a riverwas in the dust from thoweeds At night I shook out trou-sers and my limbs but felt a

sensation no attention-to it for two but I noticed a scumon my legs like fish scales I couldscrape and yet I did not attend-to it it came to be too andsore and began getting two runningsores were all sore andscabby and I could not wear shore I hadto use carpet and felt for weeksI WM on particular police duty andwas to be on got a

of too Cuticura Soap and someCuticura Ointment than teadays I could on boots and in

three weeks though on dutyall the time I was tho con

that Cuticura saved me fromdoctors called a bad GeorgeP BUM Chief of Police Morristoba Mar 201007 sad Sept 241008

For Babys BathMothers Favorite

Warm baths with Cuticura Soap andgentle aaoiatings with

ment mostof emollients pre-servebeautify the skin

of infants children and assistedmild doses of CUtcura Pills afford themost speedy

treatment for torturing disfiguring oo

scalp Guaranteed absolutely pureCutlrur tUrardte lie sold throucbout tb worldu Isiam 27 ClurtrrhotiM

to Pali Australia R Towns O Sydneyetc

The First Postage StampThe lick penny postage stamp of

IS4 the first stump ever Issued wasdistinctly unpopular and pave place-to a red one after H years existenceGreat Ilrilalti was the first countrylu the world to use postage stampsand the English schoolboy of thel erlod seems to have regarded them as-a nuisance than a nationalbenefit Have you tried the stamps

wrote one of them to his sisterIn the year Ism I think they arevery absurd and troublesome 1 dontfancy making my mouth n glue pot al-

though to bo sure you have tbe satis-faction of kissing the back of her gra-cious majesty the queen This Is

1 should say the greatest Insultthe present ministry could have

the queen London T PsWeekly

Fields and Orchards of FranceFrom Mignon to Lyons tbe

runs through a rich country thefruit trees covered with blossoms nndthe forests assuming their robes ofgreen altogether making a picturebeautiful to look upon From Lyons toParis the orchards the vineyards andthe growing rain delight tbe eye ofthe traveler from oriental deserts andremind him of Macaulays poemNow let there be merry sound of

music and of danceThrough thy cornfields and sunny

vines oh pleasant land of FrancsFor truly It I n pleasant Innd larNfitter to Denver Post

A WeaklingI the only way to describe the

boor child that Is afflicted with wormsNo matter how much or how often-it rata the worms get all the nourish-ment from the food the child getspractically none Whites CreamVermifuge gets rid of the wormsquickly easily and with no bad after-effects Price 21 cents a bottle Soldby W M Johnson

Always ThereMrs BlnU inadliitfi John I rent

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Getting Ready For a Fresh StartGwiiuloiyn di Courttiay the hand

sonu1 mii ty favorite was lurvnuslv

could that lu paced up anddown In front of the large chcvaiglass In her shish lvld utly she wasgreatly aggrl V l over xotncthlnuFinally hlh strung nerves tautchurned up to such a pitch that shelost control over herself and began toClutch and tear wildly nt her hair pull-ing it out in

Your sympathetic nature is aroundand you cry The poor woman is ternporarlly Insane Why

stop her before he does herselfbodily injury She must be lu terrlblrmental agony to stand tbe pain ofpulling her hair out by tbe roots

But bust Be not too lavish withyour sympathy friend Cp to nowGwendolyn has pulled off only four-teen pounds of purr three miles ofInterlocking switches and a few dtacbahle curls She has some distanceto go yet before she touches the realcross your heart hair Uwvndolyn IF

merely distracted because her maidcannot got her floating hirsute equip-ment on In becoming array Shesimply getting ready fur a fresh start

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Seeds asIs strange that man bas been MO

long In learning to fly Nature In theseed has for shown him a goodworking aeroplane The seed of thesliver maple and the nh often fly Intbe summer forty or fifty yards Theseeds wing b an extension of the podWhen tbe seed breaks loose from Itsbough the wing whirls rapidly roundtbe body an an Axle Its front edgestriking the air higher than the rest ofIts surface and thus producing airpressure In an upward dlrectloa thatcarries tbe tiny aeroplane on and upIn Wrightlike flight Tbe linden seedclusters show an aeroplane of trementtous strength The seeds bang on asingle stem from the center of onelarge wing When this tined aeroplanesets forth the wing revolves and pointsupward bearing onward Its weight ofseeds wltb n power greater than anybird puts forth Tbe box elder thepine and the catalpa are other treeswhose existence Is perpetuated by theaeronautical skill of their little seedsNew York Pros

Take NoticeAll iwrsonn are recommended to

take Foleys Kidney Remedy for backache rheumatism and kidney andbladder trouble It will quickly cor-

rect urinary Irregularities which itneglected may develop Into a seriousIllness It will restore health andstrength Do not neglect signs of kid-

ney or bladder trouble and riskHrightti disease or diabetesMcCollum Co

Horses In PantaloonsEquine sunbonnets are very well

said a veterinary but what wouldyou say to equine trousers Youllsee then In Guayaquil There the mos-

quitoes and greenbcad flies arc sothick that horses and donkeys unlesstheir legs arc cased In cloth becomeunmanageable wltb the pain Guavaquit is In Ecuador It Is directly un-

der the equator rhe heat there IsInsufferable Up and down Its nar-row amid foul smelling streets In blubhclouds of buzzing insects walk horsesnod donkeys In sunbonnets and pantn-lootw NVw Orleans TiroesDemo

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CAPUDINE for THAT HEADACHE-

Out last night Headache and Dervthis morning Hicks Capudlne-

Just the thing to fit you for businessClears the head braces the nerves

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THIRTIETH ANNUAL

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SOUTHERN RAILWAYRATES FROM JACKSONVILLE

Asheville N C 134X1

Abbeville S C 1100Anderson 8 C 1140

revard N C 130Chattanooga Tenn 1340Flat Rock N C 1220-Flovllla Ga 900Greenville 8 C 1210Glenn Springs S C 1210-Hendersenville N C 1230Hot Springs N C 1425Lake Texaway N C 1430Lenelr N C 1325Laurent 8 C 1100

Luray VaMarion N CMonteagle TennNatural fridge VaRutherfordton N CSaluda N CShelby N CSpartanburg 8 CSewanee TennTyfen N CTat Springe TennTullahema TennWaynesvllto N CWalhalla 8 C

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Cincinnati 1700 I Norfolk Va 1550Chicago III 2200 I St Louis Me 1808Louisville Ky 1740 Washington C 1700

The above rates are for the ROUND TRIP Tickets will be toM for alltrains August 18 1POO and will be good returning to leave destinationon or before September 2 1HO-

OSctahrfe Via AtlaNta

Leave Jacksonville 755 p m

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10 the public generally Is our connec-tion with the extensive long distancelines ef the American Telephone andTelegraph Company and the other assedated led Telephone companies-

We own thousands of miles of longdistance lines in the seven States In

we operate and In addition canany telephone In our system

lines extending to any other cityIn which a Bell Telephone system Is

These long distant me are of themodern and Improved construe

and are maintained at highef efficiency The Cell systems

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One operating In various sectlere ef thecountry are uniform In Chair e 4ipment and In their methods ef oper-ating

Only by this close trafficarrangement between the Sell Telphone companies le It passible g te-a Cell Telephone almost anywhere-ask for Long Dhrtance and be put bcommunication with almost any pointIn the country

This vast network f wire radialIng throughout nation h K4dally In commerce and for pposes by the banker the farmer u4citizens In all walks f life and urplant here Is an Important link In thisgreat chain

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