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Great itionsityIoP INTEREST TO WOMEN
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Mase women will be gestate/ to Inert that
She tegetiome Mt. Ha eau,• hkk as•bore, •
- J•paamileen succeeded, altarmany ranof raperiment, is converting
wiki hemp into • tabnc1�timgu
from alk. It is said thatune' trial of dee
hemp.o thread ban been mode at several
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THE SIGNAL; GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, ][ARCH 6, 1891.
e*,.erow Aw.fi�,,,,
waw. r M
Sift oars of old age. the obit
peke% me moderate sad
M diekat wade. and none We-
ns .hied et the term it the INC ar hat.
far the tamp at We. While 1111 bpd digi-
tise is bad, wisere it mo pu.NbIy be avoid*
it few hints can he givea that tmy prove of
value, The older . imam is deer fifty,
the less food he requires. Luigi Comoro,
W ati•
who Heed 100 lho•gk of w (.elft co
dirk
e1m.tllignt em mw excellent result., the wet tuurtem moose of laud daily demo the
establishents Kuno and tusk*, touounces at sol
t• twelve id Pawl mad
UGMANSlldion rw, beaut alftoans sad itwrn Jenne p.i4 of Isis life ; will
seat l . e
y �` irwbility otrailk, wbtk,, a. tLe itluarsw•eu.ttesdt ttw•eesooghis•lbwawr
will, rte comma will be much through the mann* eatreatise of his
thee the abs sed watfy product a friends. Very little protein or animal food
tb. warm. Harpsr's Har. is required, and though in many respects
Wee teeth are • great boua to the aged, they
Omit Is•sarr.. inay domed to too get • of
timid warmers lose half their chane by mann' led- It r cwt the encored of '.'",e11being delayed in their effect. if, for in. we put to a grata that wwa the rs, but
- dco., eyou hate a birthday, and a neighbor the surmount that can be bsr,m
urnt, and the grad
Warranted
A SURE CURE 1
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
R. J K. CORE.
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PATENTS :.
CAVEATS, TFUQE MOMS AND COPTAICNTS
or a friend Honda you flowers or bonbon*, • point is to avoid choking the digestive and
new book or an etching, or manages some excretory urgens with excess of foal The
pleasant treat in y our wterest, alway, write howl a the u is the hest iu °Ll age.
your tote of thanks before the sus guns Breed mot milk Mee" u e Capital diet.
down. Milk agrees with nearly 911. Hie milk with
There is a special grace in a promptly- a little ltellin'e foal Corms an &claurable
written letter of courts. • per}ume, MO to drink at night, and tan be kept warm in a
hot•water jug covered with a Fruit
it whulueonte if ripe or well cooked. Fal u
good, as cream or fresh butter. Warm foal
uSoup,a
very suitable. enriched with cream
o r marrow, is light and nourishing. All
meals should be regular, and all emirates
avoided. (N 800 persons over eighty sixty
per cent. were moderate esters, thirty per
cant, small, &nil only ten percent. large. If
weight u being gutted the diet should be
deereamer In addition to the after-dinner
nap, as years creep on, • dose after break -
fast anal before dinner u often helpful.
As to cl,thing,it should 1* Loth warm
light Fur is an admirable material.
underclothing should he of woof. A
skit waj,tatccat is useful. and the feet
lands shook" he well and warmly clothed)
dh
An eider .down quilt on the bsd,which eho•,th
be warmed in winter, it a good covering
No ales' person should he suffered to ge
odd in bed. Two o'clock a.m. is the hou
when most deaths take place, when th
temperature of the body is lowest, and i
powers fellelest. The warmth of the het
u of greet .. . ext old age. We are
expecte.! to warm our hem*, but the old peo
plc canrpt always do it, so it must he warm
ed for them. A bath Iwarnsr should 1
takes& ever- slay, and a warmer hath, wit)
plenty of pure, mild soap to keep the skui
supple and soft, should ate need twice a week
It is better for iddt people, who have the op
pnrtunityy., to winter in the south. if possible
If not, She aged! should stint themselves up
ri
in a well-wauei house at this semen. AA
hahits of the old people should be expected
and not lightly altered.11'hatevcr excites exhaustion should he
forbidden. Early rising u therefore Lal.
Iginkiug herd water is not gown!, aa it tends
n.
A, hasten the taJtadu, changes iu the
body.
Certain common errors in the care of the
age may 1* here pointed out : state we have
already touched on
1. That the aged require rich end very-
nouriahwg diet.
2. That early rising is goal for then.
3. That colo) baths invigorate them ;
whereas they are fraught with immediate
danger, and are often fatal.
4. That continual medicines and dinner
pills are needed to .hgeat the heel ; whereas,
nateael, less should ler eaten.
5. 'That the roasts should 1* hot ; where-
as they should be extol, int not cold -
to 70'.
6. That a fixed diet should be rigidly ad-
hered to ; whereas variety is often essential.Tried k den cps Wue.
ca
"During the heat of the pnlitiealmpatgn
hey tilled on me for a speech at ll'eat Oak -
speak, which the lagged loses, and wkiuh
1e not present in • tardy mete, apparently
the result of a prick of doneeieu.r or so
attort hought.
indeed, so fur as is Wes.
corned -treed . enters very
- lergely into our complex modern lite -it is
a good rule intarellly to &newer one's letters,
fully sail clearly, as soon after their recep-
tion as practicable ; end, whenever the let -
t ers convey invitations, or have w any degree
• Manor of , , s, by all means let
them be responsive u) the domtn•nt key,
um effusive nor patronising, but while avoid -
mg tkis extreme let them carry the aesur
srsoce. of w-haterer kindness they apprise her
of, awl her regret if she mama( avail herself
of the same. _
The beet ss•tet7 is distialiglehmil her its
care in this regard, and the reset finished
end cultured gentlewynten of ay au.tuaint
afar, women who, /miff through their line -
tug- rooms with the air of queers, are always
thoughtful to say ••1 thank you,". toot. be it
noted, "thanks," .which is a meaningless -
ablsrgvtation), and then say it, too, by vmoioe
and pen, as arty aa they *wafter they have
received a favor. The Household.
Who in the average family .los the etom-
orniring Hos many ext the "brethren" are
in the habit of taking their hats off and ex-
amining them critically to see if they can
'stake theft hung on another aarw)n that the
eldest eon may have a new one rake the
Practical Farmer. How natty of von would
he likely, to say "Vee, with • nes landing
and a coat of shoe polish I can sear it to
enure)) all winter ; young folks like to ap-
pear well." Huw many of you have ever
tried) turning your overcoat "bottom to
top," in order that your wife might hare •
new shawl How maty .d you gave rep to-
les:.s and cigaro that your daughters may
take music dunes,. ` flow many of you
shed hitter tears in secret became you rare
"dying to see mother," but smile bravely
when euy one is looking "because you real-
ly calu.nl effort it •" Vat laugh !
now let me telt you some things your wife
has done awl is doing. She has -not had •
nice blew" dress since she was married. V uu
know you were in debt for the last for years
when you brought her here a doves years
Ago, amdo u have managed to keep in deist
for enolething ever since. She had a nice
i:rs.leloth circular when she became your
wife. awl it has dote service every winter
.nee till tit., years ago. when she cut it up
to make Kitty and 'Nilly jackets.
In its plc she wears a shawl- half 001
ton tint asst 3250: you remember how
rlMLklialUM)U) you felt whets you settled the t
and
and eaa remember how Jaek cads • court-
rttq. mad kayos year children by .aims sad
ramemberes all their birthday', a sere to
edlm tar yea • little, mad you am in the
slang to umsterealw her excess she '• h.s
tae style. "
If mMortaame falls awn you and you need
Madams, Wes A. will doubtless sed her
card ; but Aunt Jane will mem to you aid
help you. If you rejoice Stn. A. will "eon
'regulate 'yoe me the 1*tst style of note
with her munogrwm frau, as ongusal
but Aunt Jane will really be Irppy
w her honest old heart. Ilou't tteglort her
for one to whose you are really not so touch
as the bit of Mica -bre.: of ker parlor
mantel pore
0008 AND ENDS.
]lasted. 1'. C. Rien.iateo t 1'u.,
I:lt.tutrt., - About three years mgr, 1
was taken very ill with what the doctor
walled diphtheria. After trying every re-
medy 1 could,:get and finding nu relief i
thought that death would noon end my suf-
ferings, but a friend advised me to try your
liniment. After song Olaf bottle I was abbe
W go out the same as ever. Agan the
winter 1 had 'mother attack of the same
coniphunt, but utter using your MINARI)'S
LINIMENT a few tuns 1 was perfectly
cared. I consider it the bat remedy ler
sore throat ever Aired to the public.
Yours, Juin A. Totter.
Antigonieh, N. S. lw
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS CULLED
FROM VAfti0U8 FIELDS.
A tide.ttae Troilism rleamatl, Ta.gkt-
A War.lq to owners of /togs About
asp Flaw wt ay :Stole tires In mal Now
de Oitafa a.ltef.
grid CtsUhlto to is pupil: ••Hero•, w5H
you bale • gime of alder"
-1 don't care if I do,' s.11 Itsrdu.
Whereupon Ct wlbius produced a quaint
gl...boltlr, having a thick onkel bottom,
and eufain'ug a Ilion said to be ..ala
water.
"Herm. my boy," all he. ••Itere is your
soda; drinb it without ff5004Ing ..r ,ierfon-
ting the .'••'; oe bnwkt:ng the ars•k of the
65411•."
Hewn serate•he 1 Lis head, mal revolving
tbsbottleinhi. h'tinf, while• the prol.iiu& N&m
gulag through ...uniur evdutn n m hi. brain,
mid: "As you well kno,w, dear teacher, I am
up in mathematics, proficient in mes•bnnie,,
and wit behind the age in lrcuruatnee and
bydlaultes, but for this pr *bless 1 have no
solution "
"tint' I'nequal ea;atnoiei"' art ('teui-
blus, untati••utly.
Herat, being an 4 scholar, needed no
One strong, well -directed (slow sends the
nail truer to its house than a dozen oozing
tape. One tit and earnest word came, limn
weight than doss a it hole yard of high Hewn
The eloquence.
and
As Pick -no -tip after excessive exertion
1 or exposure, Milburu's Beef, 1ru and Hine
*grateful and comforting. lm
✓ "1 •houhin'ttare u.' much about the hugs,'
o said a thin, pale lodger ; -*bet the tail ,s
tit ma'am, 1 h•in't got the iio.ei to spare. -
•
Its the days grow longer the stn grows
stronger, and the wet and slush that follow
are the sure forerunner of odd at the head.
ie Nasal Hahn instantly relieves and permit
1 uently cures.
]ten may Ire lords of creation, but some
. women bat ell creation.
Man he7 Seeliga
Stanley -kinks are now as common as
coughs and odds. To get rid of the latter
use Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam, the hest
('anaciian cough cure for children or adult*.
it cures by its soothing, heeling and ex -
peetorant properties, every luras of threat
ased lung trouble, pulmonary complaints.
etc. 2
Nothing great or durable has ever boon
produced with ease_ Labor is the parent
of the bating wonders of the wo rld,whether
in verse or pyramids.
Sneer symptoms of worms are : ` -Fever,
tt
odic. variable appetite, restleasesr, weak -
nags and eoneubit.na. TI&e unfailing reme-
dy is Ilr. Low's Worm Syrup. Int
A manem life should be like a
river, whichwas horn of a thousand little
rills in the mountains ; and when at last it
hes reached lex manhood in the plain, all
its mighty current tows changeless to the
401.
-
A ft Miter.
-66' purpose
ir11 `
Two-thirds of the time ahs has to keep
Ler feet drown up coder her skirts that none
may we how shabby her shoes are. If see ad
land," said Charles E. Snook. "Won't tak
ery kindly to political spee:h-nakinl, an
as especially timorous about making
draw in the First Ward. where everyha
knows me, and a stere, in hwserruence,
would he sure of the severest erlticism.
"But f was in for it. and set about
parilg, uuysel for the ordeal. After 1
thought out en address which i imagines
had en.rtt4Ji hurrah ext it to make the t
hit •he Hier, 1 thought 1'.1 try it do n
wife.
Ko I placed her in a good seat in t
front row of out parlor furniture, struck a
most statesmanlike attitude, and untold*
ed my mouthpiece. Finally I reached o
of my most impressive penal and tante
• full stonopp • good deal cwt of breath.
•• •Well,what are you waiting for' cal
ly nquired the side partner of my joys•
"'That u where I pause to permit t
tumultuous' applause to get in its work,'
replied.
•1)h. I thought you were afraid you had
awakened the baby,' was her umym thet
and disheartening respmonse. Still,' mot
when I poured that s�ppeeeecch into the listen
ing ear of West (kakltndi my wile was t
first and only listener to appreciate and a
plawd when i paused at that critical point.
-San Francisco ('hronice.
obtainer. and alt burin,.. In the l'. S. Patent
Office attended to at MOJ)BRArE FEAR. ext
Our etll..'* is opposite the L', S. Potent Of- i„g
Ace. and we earn obtain Putout* Is km time
than those remote from NP4$NJNOrON.
Send Uol,KL IlK DNAN'INO. We ad• alfa
vise as to pateotabitityy free of r ; sad - th
we make .\u CHAROR tINLACES WK 011- • ex t
TAiN I'A rRNT. lista
We refer, here, ,o the Poecroseter. the mopl dui
of ]lout• Order Dat„ sod to 01.1.3. of do
l', it. hent O/oe- For circular, advice. some
terms and references to actual clients la your it.
Gan state or County. write tt,
4' • saes .a ce.,
Opposite Patent Mee.
r, •tf
trete new ones Kitty will have to weer old
irtes. .•!11 these time she is planning self -de
a1 dot the husband sal have his grasp-
amirtNn, satisfied, or aura the children
may have better advantages. This state of
in does not exist in all honors, bort in
e great majority if an • one economises it
be wife and mother. Half the time the bus
d never realizes it, though be may be
mly conociuus that she u quite • manager ;
times the women herself •rarcely) knows
in the average honk of the laboring
nun eeounan7 is • necessity and all shoul.)
bear their share. Patents should not her
it all either ; the chihlren are the better for
doing their part. Where all are united
and an unselfish sprit prevails, ewnomy
and self sacrifice become a pleasure. There
are worse things in life than honest poverty.
but there is nothing worse than the neglect-
ful. selfish spirit that lets one bear the
crosses of the whole family, and that the
weaker member of it. Fernier's Review.
F{4GYFlROS
YELLOW OIL
FREEMAN'S--- ---_ -- --
-T AV POWDERS
Are lesraa1 to /bit: Corkin ain't. oma
Ph. gelity. .ft s sats, 40,r sed frr".l
draperse ressessy,wCliid,sinar.4drlIJ.
Coderich Steam Boiler Worb
r.t•h1I.hed len
Chrystal & Black.
SECOND HAND MACHINERI
:n Stock For Sale:
Old Nursery Vaverkee.
There was Tom. the nos o thhee PI r.
lack And be Th»enW I.. Mend Merry ofGotham.
Who went 50 era IA a bowl ;
The woman who rodeos • broomstick.
And swept the cobwebbed sky,
And the boy wbost la the corns..
Eating his Cbrkane@ Me-
e The liver acts as a filter to reno•'t' impu•
d titters from the Wood. To keep it in per.
an feet working order use ti. B. IL, the great
iv liver regulator.
I used twit bottles of (!unlock Mewl Bit-
ters for liver complaint. and tan cleorly any
I,re. I am • well woman today.
j� Mea. C. P. 11'ttsy,
l 2 Upper atlnabog, N. B.
ho -- -
my An exquisite, leading a dog by a string,
lounged up to the ticket-411ee of • railway
he station and inquired "Must I -air -take a
i7 special ticket for a puppy'" "No ; you can
r- travel as an ordinary passenger," was the
»w reply.
For , female weakness, ner-
m- voumer, etc., Ili. Williams' Pink Pills
. never fail. They have no equal as a blood
be toric and nerve builder. Equally geese for
1 men and women.
SssM'sL1.Is.estem ext ks•te.sper.
is
need• "11 ell,.fanet," asked & facetioua husband,
he whore wife ham just dis'larged the servant
-girl, "are you going to bravely breast the
waves of the domestic sea of trouble" "No
I'm only going t, stem the currants," she
answered.
isp..lat evident*.
t ,rertiewts, - i our Hagyardl5 Yellow Oil
is worth is weight in gold for both internal
external wee. During the kite la
Grippe epidemic we found it • most excel-
lent preventive, and for sprained limbs,
etc., there is nothing to equal it.
WV. Ptwstrrrr',
2 Editor Delhi Reporter.
Al rich people are not idle. There are
the idle rich and idle poor,aa there are the
bray rich and the u{ ipoor. Many •
beggar is as key as if he hail tan thousand
a year ; many a man of fortune is busier
than his 011101 boy. Joann Ruskin.
An inactive of !torpid liver must be
aroused and all bad bile renewed. Burdock
Pills are nest for old or young. lm
Here's • check for your trash, mid the
email boy, hooding the elephaat • chow of
tobacco. Ah, bet you have forgotten my
grip. remarked the msnjestic Menet ae he
hurled his persecutor .way into space.
eapeteca'• thew.
Napoleon's head w•a of peculiar shape,
bet diad did sot protect him .gains. bead -
mita Rick headache i. • e mmmoe mad very
disagreeable .tiectioa which may be quickly
removed,ttogeth with lea came, by the use
of Burdock Blood Bitters, the toss failing
medicine for all kinds of headache. 2
In
These were some of the o11 favorites, but E
they have been supplanted by the "Patsy.. h
earl "Chatterbox' stories. 'little Lord e1
Fauntleroy and "Fire Little Peppers.'" tea
The nil fashioned palls and ph tics Fars th
bean superseded. and winery, too, by Pierce's si
Purgative Pellet., • mild, harmless road effec-
tive eath&tic. They are pleasant to take an
gentle in their action that the prat delicate
child can take them, yet so effective that
they will cute the most obstinate cases of
onantippa.Linn, stomach, liver and bowel
treelike. They shoeld be in every nursery.
As a gentle [evasive, only one for • dose.
speed 1. Wrtwrns.
A rapid penman can write thirty words
a minute. say' a writer in the ('hicago
young Journal. To do this he must draw
is quill through the space of a rod -..sixteen
.1 • half feet. In forty minutes his pen
eels • furlong and in five hours and a-
ir& e -mile. IVe make, on an average,
xteen curves of the pen in writing each
word. IA Ring thirty wont in • minute,
we must make four hundred .td eighty
to each minute; in an hour twenty,
eight thousand eight hundred ; in • day of
only fire hours, one hundred and forty-four
thnusrnd ; mad in a year of three hundred
days, forty-three million two hundred
thousand. e man who made one million
strokes a a pan in • month wee not at all
roe nsrkahle. Many men make four million.
Here we have in the aggregate • mark,
three hundred miles long, to be traced on
paper by each writer in a year. In making
each letter of the ordinary alphabet, we
must make from three to seven stroke* of
the pen -on an average. three and one-half
to four.
1 50 -horse power upright
boiler, all complete.
1 -6 -horse power upright boiler
and engine.
6 -horse power horizontal
boiler and engine
;40 -horse power horizontal
boiler, all complete.
1 35-horee power horizontal
boiler, all complete.
50 -horse power elide valve
engine, all complete.
The •bore have been tborougb-
1 overhauled and warrantad-1.
Bret class condition. Ready for
immediate delivery and will be
sold cheap
Nail orders MMU neselve pimp ildh.ea.
rtt
wes d app. the T. a, ee.seos, _�-
tta masher, westarat 1..I 5..
P.O. SOX M.
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ATE PROO
W "4; V F :�AB00TS
wom'SACMEBIacking
-"ler : inane eltimo r t�1 er sd e•e ds..
xw Mama ,.. t... ..i -err Are
�,n•.,, . ••r.it;!'Q.^R.nvr�F�'.•
SIM wan...WM
ktL=ger kilftft.
asl/hr of Labor.
The Knights of Leber aim to pmt.M
their members aaslnst financial dilStnel-
ties, etc., Hagyarsf'. Veli w 013 protects all
who nae4 rases the edicts of cold and ex
re, such ea rheumatism, atis, neuralgia, lum-
bago, s
, sore throat and all inflammatory palm.
Nothing °amperes with it ea a handy, pais
emre for man and beset. g
ew r011010d. mad mew.
Oto good ofd friend is worth fifty new
People who really cos for
yea, even ever so little, are very rare. Aad
Mra --, who le " se charmed' to ss yon
is equally shammed to sea the rest d her
' deer Ave hundred Rinds." Tog die, mod
eel largess it wasn't Mra A. /lrs. A. diem,
.ad emm thinks it was yon, sad lade mei-
Maims M thestung lie
8saat7 is ler arch let
17111101*
together, all la seid
Det /maw ynv.olf ilmt -
a,t d.de41.* t.. h,_• ...nee ---el
1 his heti.. to smile thaw to
paint team en M rule ; bet Md Aril
who banns fast hes yen Melt the whim
A man who went fishing in a prleate
pearl in • soberbao town oomplaiae that he
only get Dae fete, end that was frim a
dol whom m•stw owns the pnsd.
For nettle rash, Sommer heat and gen
ere) *Mel perposee, nee Low's Smlpls.r
snap 1 m
weed_ taligangtwsms Named t. Cows.
/t is • MGM. for • farmer y
tines W Wile M Ina or Oedema
be▪ am▪ ed dad wlf• ebeeki he'quid portage,.
')a►wixD ,4)D* irmsocT ttynt•tK0 coat
"5 ettr•A 1t310 7E5•1 OF 0tTTI.F.
further hint. Lighting a ermine, he Ineid it
mrle'r the thick o„ui.,tl end •.f the Lithe,
and ut km than a minute by the clepsydra,
the bottom of the Isottle cracked arum,
tlw pnewire from .s 'thin blew out ter- de-
taches! piece, and the ,dada was olid'.'hanged
with a Aux into the tumbler The tet goes
without .ayiug.--ticieuuti' American.
1agrowlist Nall..
1t is • Tory rsmarkabte fact that in all t ho
c.,mmuniisttone that 1 have toads in relation
to )ogtowing unite, no one has explained why
they d, grow in.
Holts. rectos ag-, 1 was much uowubisl rich
the big toe nail growing .1 sen incl the &M4
on the side, and had it '•fitted" and -.stuffed
or perked," at1 to no purp.m. At last i some
to •ale my mit"What maks this nail grow
down at tri'. lie !" and gine the matter what
might be called ivietttith romri.leration and
observation. and I found that the toop.urfus
of the nail wee thick and lard. I withdrew
the peeking and went to work scraping. re-
ducing
doing the thickums, ext t -9 nail so much that
when premed on, it would indicate thtt it
was quite thin.
Helier was instantanesme t4.• ioreutune .vs
tate cutting bulge of the nail tieing r•fi.rwl.
In abut a week it come up Etat or nearly
a).
The fart is this --with ingrowing Will, the
the 'swims Iaxsxn•'4 horny. dry. dell -like,
and ha. ns t grit iu it.
A tneodser ext my family had a very had
ingrowing toe nad, unable to wear a shoe.
The remedy I dirarrilwsl was triad. and in tem
days wax veli and wearing her Jens
Thenatitsnuet be scraped thin with • sharp
knife from the not to the enol, and retied
will follow sure.
A New and Admirable form of Arbltra-
11ee.
The decision of tis, Supreme Court W bear
argument out the writ of prohibition in the
case of the forfeited sealer Saywsrl wit' ape
parently open to argument the whole Behr-
ing os,ntr,rersv. in that event the opinion
of the ("not will he the judgment of deur
bightea legal tribunal ups the meet -ion
pending between the two , and
on opinion expra.rd practically teem the
mobilo of the British itself. It
ie true that the British „ has not
t.rofe.wd its pure to of abiding by the judg-
ment. But thee government is, o t courts,
re
awathat In invoking the judgment of the
Court it invitee a decision to which it could
not refine to defer without ler of moral
prestige. lwicsd, it is hardly deurottrl that
If the Court should justify the American
view, the British would so-
quities.. As we pointed out at the time. the
British action b the highest tribute to the
charwr•ter of the Supreme Court, and the
proceeding opens a simple and admirable
form of arbitrative. indeed, there is no
more striking example of advancing civilisa-
tion than the submission of such • difference
to ten peaceful judgment of a court of the
highest dignity. An international dlpimodic
negotiation of this kind lime inevitably with-
in
in the domain of buncombe. But the pro-
cedure of • court is wholly beyond it.-
Harper's Weekly.
A Wareing le Dog Omura
Powwows of canine pets will do wall to
take warning from certain recently rep cried
of Professor Nothetag.l, Theca
go to prove that the 1 of (Tett-
meet M the human a ubjact is io some came
10 be attributed to onst•ct with them/Iva of
1•pdnp which have been allowed to lick the
fame end mouths d their owners The ex-
planation Is a feMble ane, and addsa note-
worthy contribution to our knowledge el
morbid etloingy. The Ueda .ekinneono.A
as Y well known, Inhabits the small Intestine
el the dog, and Kis highly probable that the
ova oceasnsaMy Ind their way Into the ani-
mal's month; for exarnple, in ranking -
The a are wiariam aNbetie rawer why the
kisdeeaa the most cleanly .ad most friend-
ly peg or terrier Ghoul l be dispensed with.
W. have sow, thanks to the V iene se ohm -
ver, a MU Orator argument to urge
e gamed this IM-.m.s It may, Indeed, like
the others. line t• d.mat tie too -devoted
m.Msr cr . 5*..m, but we cannot do lam
them avail narnetves of 416 opportunity to
lnreetell U padMe, by a Moody trarning, tfm
Sherpa' barbing of osmiumo&-lissom
Mew of esp.
1 hare Jost milord in your iota of /for -
goober 1, IMS, km ea ar•tisl. melded "Natural
laktmy Notes," a theory that the same of
the sap In areas le p.odn.wl by the "vacuum
mad by 14 trammpbutiot of the hsva." 11
memo to tee that cue feet hem trot hen
Mime Ilse saelimai.s is putting forth
Ib► theory. 11. ken kw ham eat dueling
the wieder, lids next grist the sap will law
Loom the top GI the skimp se freely ar
thew. the pas ma still elandkat. In gyp,
bn, ff they bane sol tale ton mush in Erie
Gee, thee, will be gide* • Anweta .t the re-
voker diet be the spring. this Y teat a le•ke
see. brume the Romig. integre the
even when tote keg lies with the es•11 esd
elevated. Them are riveted other Sh eakm.
was of the @movem nt of the e•p whom the
mm an haves to oililet t
-nt. A. A�rrTem.stat"e,kilt .ousu4 e triehaNiiri
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lethal Makes a Om r.psular!
{What makes a hoy popular ! Manliness,
say.. Heaekiah Butterworth in The !ladies'
Home Journal. During the war, how
schools and allege. followed popular boys :
These young leaders were the manly boys
whose hearts could be trusted. The boy
wbo respecta his mother has leadership in
him. The boy who is careful of his sister
is a knight. The hoy who will never vio
late his word, and will pledge his honor to
his own heart ami change not, will have the
confidence of his fellow.. 'L'he boy who
defends the weak will one day become the
hero among the strong. The boy who will
never hurt the feelings of anyone wi11 osn
day find himself in the of uni-
versal sympathy. "I know not," once sol
the great 5.ov. Andrew, "what record of
sin m3• await me in another world ; but
this I do know. I never yet despised a mean
because he was poor, because he was ignor-
ant, or because he was black."
Shall I tell you how to become • popular
hoy !r wile Be too manly and generous t
and unselfish to seek to he popular ; be the
soul of honor, and love others better than
yourself, and people will give their hearts
and delight to remake you happy. That is
what teaks a boy popular.
mare ..f N1. @vier.
"Pooh !" said one man in the bone tsar as
a group of business men were on their way
down town, "ray wife u the mrat methodi-
cal, careful, neat woman you ever mw. It
le all mummer for a woman to let • home
run into disorderly ways. You ought to
see how my wife dote things."
"Well, cf course that is all very well in
t theory," responded another ; "but, the beet
li gets behind, or teaeeetbing,
sometimes
"My wife never doss. Rhe ia aiways the
r▪ row.. Mho keeps everything in Brat -class
"'S6e must be • remarkable person," .14
another than. "How long have you beat
married • "
Tae- y are. Anal abs never disappointed
ms y, g.atle.nen, she always puts
e verytbisg is the mem plane, and you know
jest where to find what you are after. For
instance, I went tom handkerchief drawer
Iii. morning before daylight, and took out
a hadkerohint and put it in my pocket be-
fore halms tingmy out, and I .rano k� tust ad well as
hat handker-
chief is jut/ each a airs, and has my initials
worked in silk la one Darner."
And the boastful m•n pot hie hand in his
pocket aid purled out, and unfolded, •
white night -asp, with long .brings dangling
from it!
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