"I have had library fright twice my
self. Sly first attack was in the Con
gressional library in \ ashington. I
wanted to read there for a few min
utes, just to be able to say afterwart
that I had read there. I sd as I xa
to haodling bookh I culdn't thinu
even the dictionary when it ccre it
iciaki' g a choice. After a few r.ci:irc'-
of I o iless floinderi'( 'Ta' e's 11;
tori of Ei:glish Literalior' c na e i ito
lly mincd I had no dc -ire on earth t
lolk a : Taine's E'n-lia! literature t'
or at any other time. but e iVoi r:.
m'y word 1 couldn't thiiil of any c
hook to save my life.
"Another time in a -irary rc
hre il town I vas atr!'"e'e wi'!
-inil ''r 'i nic n dt after
oaf 'vi I 's ked for 'David C npperit' I
Copl'(r' ield. nli:t: r u, that I cci3
eand forty-eleven til^e and knew icb
Ceii' A I'rsvn wl'o -s never x
'erienced iibrari fri:t cannot ihno
ns how foolish and heliples the sat
'cir feels."-Ecchacuce.
The splendid work of Chamberlain's
Stwnach and Liver Tablets is daily coin
ing to light. No such grand remedy for
liver and bowel troubles was ever known
before. Thousands bless them for curino
constipation, sick headache, biliousness,
jaundice and indigestion. Sold by all
dealers.
To C re a Co d.
To a ttained nurse is iun this oame
what unusual care for a cold whirs. if
taken in time, she says, is infallible
To a glass of m ilk add a teaspoonful
of powdered giloer. Sip slowly. If a
sense of chilliness is felt the milk can
be made hot. bot not boiled.
