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You want Scott's P.tnu!-
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t as good." he will do the
e when your doctor
writes a prescription for
which he wants to get a
special effect — play the
game of life and death for
the sake of a penny or two
more profit. You can'/
trust that mass. Get what
you ask for, and pay for,
whether it is Scott's Emul-
sion or anything else.
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HOME NOTES.
To •lease your Chintz -tate the Curtin
dews, shake of the loose deet, brush oars
fully with • soft, lose haired brush, then
wipe it with • okra Simnel and rub it ell
over with dry breadorumbe. Treated is
this way. you will Sed your Carlotae eq.•1
to now wisea put up again. When the
dusts is really too dirty for this process,
seed it to • aiemtoel cleaner, who will re-
turn it equal te saw.
Posatam, .soh as you wish to maks at
home, may he prepared as follows : Gm
pound of beef marrow, six euroes of lard ;
place them in the cool oven till dissolved.
then striae through • piece o1 •Care, media
into • tarp. bowl, Have • Imre esmspa.
half full .t boil,.. water on the Ore tad
•tend the bowl to it, &dJ • plot of olive oil,
Bad stir it for ea hoar with • piece of stiok.
When oeol meal with lavender or bsrga
mot, and plat to pot. for we.
1lskswell Tart -If yes wish It for • largo
dish doable Emanate' will be required
throughout Gently alt • quarter of •
potted of butter, add to the yolks of tour
well beaten egg., .red beat till nearly cold,
I Shea add leer mem .f MOM sager, the
beatss wkle. elm sae epr, ..d ems" erasers
ef Mewed t. ere. Wises the al.tetro le
amid. peer lets • dish te shed ewe bah 1•
thisksese end hake Ise.. hear b • seedy
e ve
8.ai.. es Hem Lather Beets will he
erased 1. Nesse rese& by the ere of may -
feted wire es • plisse .f fiaas.L Tw. et
• m 1pm Leah. Mylarssiespiriit will
very meekly reserve say state teem brew.
Mew
The Odes/ .f t).les., 1 gaits agree with
yea, Is very unpleased, .•d these who do
soler the liugrn.t vaguest& is • salad, eta
de see like a assesses et eauu'aly. T. gra
rid of the ..ph....tswe. shenfrer, .4. •
sap of stress Meek soiree oe • drink of
sweet milk.
Tomato' Boone-8e•Id sed peel throe -
quieten of • pound of very ripe foliate••,
remove the hard oast res, and beat the re
launder of the trap to • pulp. Se•mos with
Pepper, salt, sayo.ee, and • little lama -
jaws, et ewers vise/or. Pour 1.. •
Hoed saseepse, add • heaped d.esertemes
fol of oora-Sear, and eta over the are till
the elates. boll.. end osmium shrri.g es-
ril perfectly wroth. Moe i. • bath, sad
wan reel Neta la the whisked yolks of two
egtls...d lastly the whites beaten to • stiff
froth. Post into • small &soy pi.-dlek and
bake O.e et tea *testas is • ohere oven.
serve tmNeedl•eely.
•t.NletsGM • .f tWWeskits/itWag-
Weddle( hags am doomed, say •o
aatbortty, and a leehioa 2,000 veers 014 dr
doomed with them. The oomt•g womas
will have ootkiag to do with symbols and
d.
hoesto be married la s short order es
possible, without say of the folderol chit
her very feminine predecessors delighted in.
Moo the Romeo pat • tiay inn band
about his now wife's Sager it wee under-
stood to be the outward sad visible sign of
hie shoo/eta authority She wee bound so
h im in a• isdtssoluble bond, and was his to
own aid oeaettr•d. Therefor* the wore
her rimea her left or interior band, wkrls
bee b.eha.d srreg sUy placed his aeon his
right .r espsier head. For the sake of
e•ssiMss'v, it is only proper that
gm.t the .*-
•geot ring shoed go at the same time.
th
eos. if a woman is not bead after mar-
riage, ahe surely is sot briers Princess
• showed her approval of the abelitio•
of this ou.tow by .ab.titutisgag
g an ene.
meat bracelet for the ooay.uUohal ring of
betrothal. Among those who regard royal
precedent se authoritative, Princess
settle should dispose of the engagme
ent
ring conclusively.
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ON A STREET CORNER.
As I stood as the comer and watched
D11iLi/1 l/V1Lt��tJi. the great stream of humanity pans.
afoot. IA the tars and on boyties, 1
became Impressed by the fact that we
TOGS STUDY OF tJFE AS 1T 111 FOM know .er Stash .bout other Peollet that
THAT POINT OV VANTAGE. Wet are aware that physically 111Ry ere
Vas Ormais ma- eta lass tioaoeseb. Omar
pared With a 4wlsss *Havel. Carl at
sae lreete•a-mho ae«pr OhaMaer .. .
Sett Liao Orr.
Standing cls & .treat earner the ot4
night waiting for a friend. my first
pram:Ion was that we might mama
queotly spend • little time spectate
devoted to observation of the passim.
throng. What we see may affect
and occasionally we may ubeerve so
thing welch might have an especial
influence upon tut, but seidrxn In
la it that we start out on a tour
observation and place ourselves w
we can quietly see and and
what is gulag uabout us.
The street cxtrner 1. nut one 14ad
would have selected fur unserve
but a few minutes 'TOW Into an h
before I gut away, and the pieta
that I sawn were Interesting. ri
came the old-fashioned tea -tart. an
the driver of 1t was evidently a gent
n
tnaof a generation prior to the u
to which even the ancient cart
longed. A wholesome lass of 12 or
with a wealth of ringlets, sat beside
him. The ringlets were of the old, old
scMwan
l, •bout a foot long and as tight
d E:
ly rolled as a piece of gas pipe. Ts
old gentleman drove the old hoe;
the ufd-fashioned girl was talking
him with all her might, and 1 cou
guess. and you can guess. that It w
an old-tashloned tall. for they see
ed to be a remnant of another ag th
the pudgy old horse, e decrepit cart,
the very old man and the old, old -fast
toned girt They were out of tune wi bicycle.the trolley and the cycle. but the
were a remintsoence of the old fu
who made us what we are. and w
have much to do with keeping us fro
becoming too swift and tau forgetful
in the new' era.
Let me remind you that this was
very quiet corner. but the newt exhibit.
which I filed as exhibit "13," was
young lady who was riding a bicycle.
It is unnecessary to approve or dis-
approve of the garmenture of those
who ride bicycles but 1 am of t4
opinion that much of this tartan
stocking and fat -legged business t
1. being pushed on the pubtic by men.
will wear out. At one Uma I though
that the knee breecbe. anti •tockIn
of the old time would cocoraIre 2 but
they are not working it that way. Bi
cyclists are adopting violently colored
hose, a big strap of something and
their knees with buttors on 1t. an
the baggy trousers, which are un-
graceful and. as they grow more num
eroua on the street and in the cafes.
are very tiresome to the eye. It won'
that
Reverting to the young lady on the
bicycle. she had flannel drawers an
old -gold garters. 1 felt it was quite
unnecessary for me to know that her
under garments were of title particular
variety, but as she seemed entirely
careless of the display she was making
1 should not be at all delicate in men
Uthe e !lot that she was ahaDell
and quite a scorcher on One becycle.
To meet her socially I am of 14e opin-
ion that I would not be prepossessed
in her favor by the knowledge which
I obtained of her underwear and her
mineral demeanor on . bicycle. That,
pss.lbty. may be simply a prejudice-
' The young peeplr who are somewhat
d
v
er
ern-
e e-
ey much as we are. and that men-
tally there is not much difference. and
got we do sot know
sorallthtng. whether
real. which dlvtdes
re
whowe have not
Those who presumern
lmaterlalness of this dividing line
are set down aa cads and presumptuous
people, thesis who are ton much Im-
pressed by It are the diffident and self-
conse•loes Does who imagine that they
,,, e, are s., different from the ma)nrity of
ms- the racy that they must conduct them-
selves as peculiar people. As a matter
deed of fart. I think even the high and low
or are very much the same In their make -
hen up. that humanity Is much the same
entan
Oil 4 in Its Impulses. and the dIRerence, are
largely created by circumstances and
t 1 surroundings which have more effect
'flat-cousin'''.on. In making people 'flat -cousin'''. than 1n
them our making thetetter. One thing 1s evl-
res dent. leiw"ver. w•nmen are *twee*
rat much better than men. and mothers
d who have children to look after are
le- the angels of the nee. -Don. In Sa-
ne urday Night.
be -
14' WAYS OF THE BANTUS.
them. There is a
1t is supposed . r
us from those to
been Introduced.
too much on the
ib.lr Laird is BCM Is /SertsMttPrtal
a. adt Bantu tribe holds its land In
to ' cununun. reapport tooling It as the. la-
id Lretur or dimiauttun of Its members
am may require, says the FurtnighUy Le-
in- view. The doctrine that land can tre-
e- Dome the private property of one is a
domain. morally repugnant to tbe Ban-
- tu. The idea which to -day Is begin-
th ning to haunt Eunrope, that. as the
7 ane possible salve for our social
Ike wounds and diseases, it might be well
110 if the land should become again the
m property of the nation at large, is to
deal to the Bantu but a realietic act -
1 uaIIty. He finds It dlflcult If not •m-
a possible to reconcile his sense of Jus-
tice with any other form of tenure. And
a It Is Drily painfully and slowly (and
perhaps never quite successfully) that.
under the pressure of autocratic Euro-
s peen„ ule he L brought to allow that
absolute. Individual property in land
he may be onosistent with right. It may
be remarked In paing that If It tar
t desired to deal Justly with the South
Ss African native 1t Is as necessary to
grasp this mental attitude of his with
regard- regard to the possession of land as in
dealing with the Boer it is necessary
e,. never to forget his theocratic coneep-
d tion of his clam on South Africa
1 The laws and traditions of all Bantu
race& are very complex. and, though
orally transmitted from age to age.
t they are scrupaloaaly observed. "It Is
our custom," ends all argument with
the Bantu. Their etiquette in ordln-
d .r7 iroetal lite. before they have come
In contact with the lower phases of
! eh -f liatirro, seems often based on a
1 tither sense of honer than that which
governs tib. ordinary relations of Eu-
ropeans. When one Kaffir approaches
- 1 two who are talking. he frequently
stands sUll at some distance from them
I and then Domes nearer. When asked
i why he does this he replies: "Lest they
should not see me coming and I sbould
' overhear what they say."
In the division of tabor women have
the almost entire charge of agricul-
tare and manufacture. House -building,
pottery 'risking, the shaping of clothes
and implements are left to them. and.
espedallp among the Kaffir hranclme,
all agtiratare is entirely In their
panda The men fight and hunt and
make their weapons and the young lads
tend the cattle, leaving all other labor
to the females.
!spotted to forget that tt,.y wear
I frocks, will learn before they age many
I years older that the masculine kind
will not Interest themselves In women
. whose underwear is the talk of the
town. The bicycle is not necesearlly
Indelicate, but It can be made ezoee-
vely so by those who consider It a
parture and endeavor to prove that
omen can ride as fast and wear quite
few clothes as mm.
The Belt Line car and Its trailer
went past It was nearly half -peat
e ight. and no one will dispute that
Wednesday night was exceedingly
warn. Eight seats of that car and
trailer were occupied by women with
a little string of youngsters. Each
mother had four or five. and It appear-
ed to me that none of the babies were
more than eight or nine years. They
were sweaty little beggars, sleeps and
not altogetker etmtented, but as the
bac carries. ,•ward 1 b.aaaed those
Ue sables at fey a Ma. They were
ttffand noisy and siklapiess. and all
otb had failed to habeas Mom to So
belt. er to steep mod she tout them
t for a 11de. Of course yoeeaisbrs
t sleepy the moment tfasy go out
tng. As soon ae It is difficult to
andle them when they are 1n this
sleepy condition. Immediate[,' that Is
the rondltion they adopt.
A m .(her has rather a hard time
who has four or five little children,
yet 1t Is her great happiness, and as
soon as they grow and begin school
and start to develop, she Is Intensely
proud. and gets more happiness nut of
them than she ran out of society or
anything else that women adopt a• a
pursuit. But when they are babes
they are something terrible and the
mother who gees around the Reit Llan
of an evening can be relied upon to
e for Sunday street cars. Inc she
notes what it means to take the little
Iowa site liken out for a r1 t In or-
t• get them to go to sleep. As
hey grow older and begin t . note,
about and get from under the mat..
nal wing and think of mar>;ying and
going db erenrsions of their own. I
lsagrne that the mother would still
believe 1b street cars, for bicycle* id-
iom► Wang people to go out Into me
parks and the country roads with • tt
set &wwarone. Tlterw.is no on. to do
tie pioiwt . set. aged while our yount
i eopl• may he gaffe able to tates rare
tfs.tttstvp there • an nld-fashlnn-
SiesffiMee wbleti the old rentlem*n
tilts t...cart would uphold, that It
1s May wap * r scans people to hate
ole iambi s. along
pas eat a marvelous •mnwnt of
fb !o jbsgleiglon the street corner or
ehe people In • restaurant
vii se seldom go out to observe
BOW awet l and those tattler ewes
'Bei tt~ is o mfefortemw tl:
Bawler ewers mead be ektA.r
•hent eft [leg ewe posttest
IN tib thew, le either, to
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desiring Frames will be famished an )fiagaat Hardwood
' Ia not ham aslrafa.wrar for what pees yea say, If haadled by
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WIER TO ITS tiII I]Ps>R8.
THE SIGNAL,
Etleeette la • Coloreds a.tel.
A gentleman of Carrollton who has
lately returned from the west has
brought with him a copy of some of
the rules he found posted In a hotel
dlntng room, says the Baltimore Sun.
The hotel was the "Rustlers' Rest. -
at Little Canape Creek, Col. The
Rules for the Guidance of Quests"
follow:
"An gents with shooting lions or
other weapons must check them before
entering the dlnfng room. Walters are
too scarce to be killed.
"Gent are requested not to attract
the waiters' attention by tbrowing
things at them. This Is no deaf mute
asylum.
"Seven kinds of pie are given with
every dinner.
"Tsaleeloths are changed every Sun-
day.
"Our food is all of the best quality.
Our milk is pure, eggs new -laid and the
butter speaks for Itself.
"Guests tipping waiters mud psY
funeral expenses in ease one should
die from heart disease..
"No more than ex eggs w111 be given
each at a sitting. Aay guest found
trying to work off his sheiks on a
neighbor wi11 be fired from the table.
'Biscuits found riveted together can
he opened with a chisel supplied b7 a
wailer. The use of dynamite is strictly
forbidden.
"Disputes over articles of food must
be settled outside.
"Don't lasso the waiters. because the
guest win can't throw the rope w111
be at a disadvantage.
'Vesta can take off their edit& K
they want, but they must keep en
their testa"
alt fee sees•.
Issveryus eewtalning a raw egg are
b.sondser deservedly popular durtnt
these waren days. At a drag .tore
whore thil proprt.tnr bas been doing
business liar the oast tblrty years, saps
the Mew York Thee• they age fa-
mous for these drinks. One great'
beauty of thew[ is that then is a tam
anises to tie astabllehment 11! may
not have hewn purchased for that pur-
pose. best itis o•rtata that the ptopres-
ter has a tars tad ease from it are
breneht I fresh every Morning. As a
fmmese, See be leas a generates patron-
age.
Thane e a vast deal et dittarsaee,
net aster la the essay et the sirs peg
to' thea. heysreess. beet la the maw
tsar of -p--yreemattes.= serene Wirethrtelle �
>r emaa'ti'
edema a three
• ~ ae write. egg Sept be b..de e
mei age .Seat batter trembly ttvoh.tt
A meth star wee .hakes la a vessel e
quarter lewd with reared les and thea
sirakeel late a alms eat w best.
FROM VICTORY TO VICT Y.
Tv=realee the nesse
-Asks Lee
M heath •.ere.si
vo gears • aaw.er
lata. F. ere w lo, M
• u gibeassasis
Lad r l t..t ashes la ail
See sea ♦a strew a
1. • teal, everyday
said list is Mill the
leapt is came w
tested • immiseat
beast resew sad they
*bole.
Roomds 8k
lief : John lee f
" 1 we. run do
Ute, s.ffo ed is
feared fetal reset
of several phyefot
patent modicums
results. 1 was
South Americas N
tuntag its me I .o
Fee tw01.. y..
Bromley, of Totts
rbeamsnem N. .d
til she used . . A
Cure. She sees " Th.
tiredly bed raw om pato.'
almost • fort ■ doe
bottles of this medv oared
South Am • Cas Kidaev C
to its meth It 1 not II
powder.. • ..e.iy that only gi
•ry relief. .. bquid it dt..oly
stone -I ke cricks withered to eh
that tote kidney disease.
least ah eon be said for it is the lute
with . eh it ennui- Mrs. A. E. 1 ouo
H•rae e. Qorbea, eye : " 1 found rolls
the of this medicine within six ho
of the first deer had been taken
'Sold by J F.. 1)6v'.
• mese
• Sew
4,tee-
u
£bire
0 (8.
b last
teres
It might he
atrael.. At
a.s bees
dlse.er the
v• bees made
loco lead to this be -
P.m •k., Gat, says
in , had Ion •pps-
y m ladtgoetioo..ald
leo follow. The skill
d the we of many
i• oo beefiest
to try • bottle of
the fence, sad Goa-
ts mas today."
rin0oo'lt, Mr.. I.
at.. •uffrr.d from
din env good .a
was Rheum•tto
t tow doses en
bib. had spent
g, Mints five
is 004.4••
pills sod
temoor-
- hard
.tem
the
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of
111
Sreaktrt Seelee-Take one Frond of
Seer, two oeuvre of buten. a pinch of salt,
.s egg and a tsa.p•eful o' bakit.g-pestder,
with w moon milk .s w11 make the whole
las. • good dough Rib the butter tate
the S aur- cid hsa'ng-Lowder and salt, and
lastly the milk. R •:1 the mixture out, cur
foto .i►ht ►hre.-ootikersd 'Dices•, and bake
is • qo k rev«n for west. mioa'es.
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OI/-aa•ldened Soaps sed eld-
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...gs ter sp-to-data pals.
sr Sunlight
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end it. keplsg their beams elvse
bright sad cbeerthl with vary 11ttN
Mehr. Te all who nae this world -
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