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Evening Star, Issue 17329, 17 April 1920, Page 10

of snubs received in youth, and this was recalled: “I was sitting with a book in ruy father’s- parlor, when a neighboring farmer entered. Fanner; ‘I see you are reading.’ ‘Yes.’ Farmer: ‘What are you rending?’ ‘lt’s Ruekin.’ Farmer: ‘ And what good, now, will that do ye?’ ‘Well’ (a little pviggishly, I admit),* ‘I suppose improve my mind.’ Farmer; ‘Fmph! That’ll be all, I doubtna’.’ ” “My word!” said the spotted giraffe, whose neck was four yards and a-half,’ “My most dreaded plight is % to have tonfdiitis, for my throat "hurts' five yards when I laugh.’” A cure that is sure—“XAZOL.” Sends coughs and colds packing in double-quick time. to take.—[Advt.]

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