HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-6-23, Page 7AN- -OLD BULLY.
People who live in fear of his attacks.
now to avoid him or beat him off.
11 Ohm sseee isn't the belly of the body
001 what is wase oats bill gala
Lha sipper hand you don't dare say Pour
hack is roar uwu. "Don't you dare eat
that dish says bili or you'll e
what I'll d.' You tall* nu dare sad yes
M sfee or rattler feel, the upright of the
beile.
,moor =
acts:bit s he bead open andcbshut scie.
The ales •cher sot
ache. as dell,
If thy wen
hal with ids ag Imlet. Tb* •tomack
(KIy bored by a g .. The whole bead
ne.bles wits
are sc • kidth( whole heart oree t buedreds of ipeople who live
are
Is seder the bmbioa d th • bully
wiliest that thdare
There s win need
al
wiliest his permissive. C.
� such ectwlly cars lance) •iw., Ayers Pills
•spar fifteen years I kava send Dr. J C.
dyer's Pins, sad and thane very elective
1. all hied. ed Wiese complai�nts. The/
are wild Io operation ow/05t,adk..
Purer tree to • rY pin,
have
,.t 'o se- the cue where they eave tailed
sere." -a. awaeos•, Texarkana, Ark.
"t hive used Dr. J. C. Ayer's Pills Is
sakes o1 bilws.aex*Aad.pC.ii l dime der•
s1 ase stomach and bowels and have Mead
them a tee stereo reliable. The ars les,
liable to gripe than ether purgatives. and
although mild 1n •ctlu., they us. thorough
1a operatics. They are the hest family
Rbysic that cube bad.'• -r J. Durr
ockport. Texas.
. Raving used Dr. J. C. Ayers' P111. for
yur• and thoroughly tested them, both as
• p Ire &ad cure ler bill , I
can truthfully say that 1 believe them to
be the best medicine for the purpose and
they de all that is claimed fur tient"-
Jam g. Sou, Shark, Ark
)Illoasoeu is la g 1 het • symptom
of • more stubborn disorder, constipation.
Constipation 1s the root et almost all phys-
ical evils, and Dr. J. C. Ayers Puts cure
almost all these physical evils by going to
the root. They cure constipation, sad the
consequent maladies, bill , heart
burs. palpitation, shortness of breath
sleeplessneu nervous irritability, foul
coated tongue. and • score of other
miserable melodies that have their origin
in constlpatios• Dr. Ayer•• P111s see the
t and so/est remedy for •11 di
of 'the liver, stomach. sad bowel. Send
fur Or. Ayer'• Curebook and read the sic ry
el cures turd by the cured- Free. Address
111 J. C. Ayer le. I.ewsu. MW.
A GHOSTLY GUARDIAN.
Blind Dr. McKahan and- lit
Spectral Companion.
pj1(TBPUL DAT AND ,thallus
THE LISTENER.
Huge Goethe, swell known young trav-
eler who recently made • trip through
(mural Africa, bas been killed by am els
phut.
Although be le 110 yeast old, George Ja-
cob 11,,i, take 1. busy delivering lectures
Iu lowieu. He is 1n o .',deet henna and
takes en active interest in the attain of
the world.
The Iate Senator W]thall of Mlwbesippl
was noted a. • heroic and dashing readier
of the Cunteder.ey. In defeat his rte•d1-
new and resourcefulness uf111 saved an
army from utter wreck.
Prince Blamer:k has very unpleasant
reuolleetion• of his flat school, where, he
says, the waster believed 1n • kind of
"spurious spartenh.r" and provided very
tough meat with parsnips for every areal.
John M. Tomei, who has just resigned
the position of Amaral manager of the
New York Central railroad to retire on a
pension after a service of 40 year*, beth
his railroad career se a station agent. He
i. 70 years old.
Emilio Aqulnaldo, the insurgent leader
of the Philippine Wands, 1a greatly be-
loved by the rebels. He is a Iegtsday,
which means • full blooded nativo'in die
Unction to e half breed. He is said b be
young and h•ndsurae.
Lead Salisbury /.mated i aplhgnifloent
during the jubilee festivities
Persian rug
from Prince Arnlr Khan of Penia. Ki-
lda spiritual ones were opened and hie life- pert' who have recently examined the pees
long friend greeted. It Is • part of the ant pronounce 1t to be of the finest worlt-
meushlp and value It et about 54,000.
the other
ballet art anal wire, from Amon the Americans wi s have already
the world la constantly ny hovering ( ;one of ttendtng the next
Nei us. Some Doll It conscience, some en signified a purpose �t
pderstanding of right and wrong, end meeting of tM'Brjtlab ]tssoclstlun For the
Advancement of Science are Professors
Henry F. Obert, J. P. Langley, li P.
Bowdltos, R. A. Fee•ertden, R. H. Thur-
ston and J Streik Baldwin.
Tim (ether of Adjutant General Corbin
le still living In the old family honieslcad
In Ohba Although more than 80 years
old, he manages tics term -epos whlca4h•
(eneyal g ealiskle- boykood and where he
-Whom term K honor, but we Relieve the
"rIHI small volt*" is that of • departed
gest "who loves tut i.pd would keep our ,
ilent In the path of safety end honor. In
7 s'bustle and care of everyday life •t• Qs.-
eopne so absorbed to our duties {Det the
•pgotopttngs of our Invisible protease are
drowned and we oftentimes go aatr•7-
-_ease dy, however, our minds
k eke Mysteries' A• imasd leers ��
Prem the mem Weald es.' Merely SIM
emotos of • mems ed MI•df-Whee
geperts mem se ly.
Dr F McMahan of Clarksburg, W. Vs.
e protected by &ghostly guardian. Though
bll*d, be sew It hourly. It Domes to him
. u1 of she dark *DMA gloom walks
by bis side Pel•
be sits
elms in kis room, N lathers. ors. Ia the midM
d W family circle it H MSF -WINO
1W walks along the street. 18 walks with
klm-a human {°eta, apparently clothed
la human ga2A• To • It L invisible,
bat to heal{ =breathing lrreeal
Ina letter tit }easel
on every vee stopped hewn( corn to cella es a priests
see In a condition w receive this .plait'•
tmfivfo•• Some of us hearken to 1t much
oftener than others, but the busiest and
most worldly person at least Duos every
day feels the presence near He may Dever
Wed M. sever admit it but le come' jug'
the same The unfortunate doctor tell
you this. He nays it pas a human form
and 1s elwllyswith him In cloudy weather
and sunshine, and, to dispose of 1ta being •
sun shadow, says it 1e often on the same
side with the run. Then he states that it
is only on his walks for exerotsa that 11
comes to his side from the gloom Why 11
that/ Because be has completed his labors
with material things end goes forth with
s restful mind His whole being is ready
to resin Iia genet, and be weiceetttte 15
and lends an err to Its prompting& That
be 1s not • 'Vette/dist 1. readily seen, ea
bkalks foto enteasee expiwnwatow. nor.
Ituall•m Is • science much derided and lit-
tle understood, but to It 110s the only
explanation of Dr. MoKabae's cam
Throughout his whole 70 yams tie p.c.
once has bees there. but be has refused Op
recognise It, and even now Le ser' 'v
knows what It 1a It wUl oonti..cu t..:h
bim to guide, connate and comfort bpm
just as ids flesh and blood preeenoe of tie
original would do were It possible fes le
to •000mpaoy tie sorrowful mac on ile
lonely strolls.
Dr. Carl Bonk strange tan
from the point of view of an oculist. Ho
rays the tueluclnation is of brain origin.
There 1. • specks of phenomena oftee
met with to the practice of oculists and
recognised by them as subjective 11011111b -
Urine of light Persons who are totally
blind and to whose optic Emmen no light
can penetrate think they sea esthete and
sparks of light and even the most beauti-
ful colors. The sensation of foram pump-
tem
eeeapteam 1r never present. however. The re. -
en for this is that the irritation of the
optto nerve which causes the ■eneattons
is coffees. It 11 not caused by any particu-
lar form ef .utetaoc a and therefore no
sensation of form 1s prAAuced. Thies mom
Wee a fens - lite halleelnatbn, therefor*,
dans not mme under the head of subjective
Imps mion., but L purely of brain origin.
D would not my that we see with the brain
end not with the eye ft 1. probably more
nearly mrreef, toasty that we see with both.
Certainly sight is impossible to one with-
out the other. All we know about sight
is that an inverted Image L pbotogr•ph•d
on the retina, whirl U simply another
name for the optic nerve, where it spreads
out to rendve the impression_ From the
retina tt 1. flashed alone! the optic nerves
to the brain. if the optic nerve . wind be
severed. total blindness would ensue, even
though everything in front of the retitle
was normal and the Inverted Images were
photographed just the sante on the retina
On the other hand. though the optie
nerve is all right and the connection with
the brain not disturbed, if disease .but.
the light from the retina absolute blind-
ness ensiles, although, se 1 have said irri-
tation of the 000QQQttt10 nerve may produce sub-
jective .ens of light.
A iteokiaw pmts..s
moldier at the outbreak of the rebellion.
Do Roto of the Pasteur Institute an•
flounce' the discovery of •a efficient cure
for lockjaw. The antitetanic serum used
In Germany would not work 1111 Dr Roux
hit en the plan of Injecting 11 Into the
brain under the membranes His plan
as been tried with comperes success on e
&0.
Messer Rmlth of Danbury, N. H., who
1. said to be the only New Hampshire sur-
vivor of the war of 1818, was 100 years old
en May 16. The event was celebrated by
public exercieei In the town hall. Mr.
Smith was present and drummed 011 the
drum uad by him In the war of 1818. He
Is • native of Grafton, N. H.
Sari Russell, who has just entered hl
name In Gray's Inn and is sttunddying law,
°
is. the ascend per of B•(
quelled for the bar. The other one L
Lord Coleridge, mon of the tau chanomllor.
Lord Rummell is a gr•nd.on of Eneland'a
rsa,ut premier and until he Inhrnt.•.1 his
Otte made his Ilene as • joule:, ....Ain
electrician_
WOMAN IND HOME.
SHE MAS REACHED THE TOP OF HER
PROFESSION BY HARD WORK.
Women Cesalegi to 11th. Prem• -Hew tc
mean aac.radallr --The Way 1■ Vault,
Pain -How 5. Pack • Trask -Married
Worst
Sings the days when, .bortly after the
ere, Just' u placed an ultra bandage over
her eyes and bell "way within the grimy
Walls of the old "Ituukury," the figure of
Mn. R. Howard Kelly has been •fattener
one in the oeurtruotue of Cook county.
It Is rattier .n Iu.pu"iug figure, too, tall,
robust, animated, the embodiment of
splendid Mehl) and energy. In those days
1i took a fair •molts► ut pluck and deno-
mination to work Iota the profession ut a
court stenographer. But with necessity
and ambition beblud the desire to amine
• court stnogrepber, Mrs. Kelly deter
mined to oocupy that position which le .1 -
ways on top of any honorable profession.
With that Ineenllve and a wonderful fund
of self reliance she has pushed .bead to
that coveted plasm until ■t last her worth
was recognized and she was appointed
to
the responsible task of official reporter it
that branch of the olroule court presided
over by Judge Murray F. Tuley. '
Mn. Kelly Ilkee to believe that her sue
soma 1s largely due to two Ideas which have
dominated bee,raotlons-first, dist on no
eocouut should her sex be used In any et
fort en, secure businaw, and the lawyer
who tried to flatter her by giving her a
ease because she was • woman was Ilalk
to be Informed that •be sought busieess
only on a strictly oompetltive basis, be
causes she °mild do 'the work es well and
ea satisfactorily as "any other man of
IR. a' AND 011 ONOSTLY GUARDIAN
Ratan says: "1 am blind trod have been.
since 1.Sr0 I am In the regular deity habit
of walking on the street for eXerrt.e, and
In thew walks there comes to me out of
the darkness sed gloom of my perpetual
night • phantom meadow It has a hu-
man form and takes its place by my gide.
As I go &bong 1t goes with roe, when I
stop N Mope, when I tarn about it dose
the same sod mite like • sun shadow, but
that 1t la nota ern shadow I know from
several fact& It 1• darker then • 5011
shadow. Ming black. and tootles on the
sane, *Me with the sun. It b present o11
• cloudy day or clear day and appears even
en the darkest night It 1• therefore
clear that it is not produced by any exter-
nal light There have been eonetent visit-
or. of some kind dote total Foes of vision,
and they have come with more of km rep
111orIty ever sinus. 1 would he very glad
to have a•clentll * explanation of therm
phenomena
Ir Arthur E. Mink, • St. Level rtes-
0010(1st, maintains to The Post Diep•eeh
that the teem 1s retie of optica, hallucloa•
ton A hallucination le a false p rcep
tem se dtetingulehed front an Illusion,
which 1s s perverted perception. Desitin1
are healthy hallucinatlnn& They are
calmed by • normal mnge.tion of meeiln
brain cella The dream norrwepnnde to tbo
mental Im ons stored In the eon -eat -
ad cella are two theories as to the
assn of waking hallucinations. One I1
that they am a tied by irritation of t . e
Crrrhral aortal, m.4 am other, bow by
Thevdnre Meynort sad others. is that it 1•
doe to Irrttatioa of the whoa ttoal PM"
ilia, In which the optical nerves end We
do not mer with the eye, bus with the twain.
Th. eye Is .fmpiy • e•nter'a obscure The
Reuel portion, or storms along with the
ery.talltne kens, represents the photo-
graphic. lens Tbedelicate expulsion in the
leek of the eye retirements the gime red elms.
The hiack choroid represents the bleak
cloth. The brain is the Peen- He
onnel11das that the man Y atmtoted with a
OPrnhrel ir•MSation d some sort, which fret
calmed tie blindness and l now mooing
the helltmin•tfon. Persons whom sight M
11neRa•ted are rose as 11abis to have optical
hallucinations as bleed pewee Lather
had a hallucination of easing the 8ev11,
and It was M reel to him that be buried
Fin Ink MOM M ik Napoleon when
wmtlght ip tlls�t8 be saw W star ref
drstlne. e.t�bie thought he mw the
sword d a.i M Tbses b.11a-
n1n•tleegarMasoTM tree
Whi-
n e of 1 Mbar*
they are MOMS d.G e>t
nhtlnetmt�wmillereedgeasa Men ohm
e tandpot*$ d nommeanas three is its
phencassmeape del Vliet ills ems at
1ren. . McMahfib M�pRwMw rsal ted
friend, mat be guide hie A i
him mmlllfy .weeM
)lot Ml 1211 l=".h'
IL se, Ail esnM•
atop. Hrull pork chops lu the "me way. t ter lu brominlwJly waled tins, it prop
le turning • broil Hever stick •furk In
to the law part, as this allows the delicate
flavored juices, upon wbio6 1M eaoelleuue
la greet part depends. to mr:ape. A sus
eosins of pepper, mustard, barba, ouiuu
lobe us she like should be added live wlu
gala before tsklug 1t off the Or, but east
11be last thing before eery lug. Serve on It
bot platter. Place a few bite a soft but
ler ea • bus tartans. await uu me ride of
the broil. lay tier ride downward, add
more butter and salt and serve. Fish
should be salted before 1t l• broiled. splines
of halibut or other large fish should b
a•aruuud with salt and pepper, rubbed o0
both sides wltb invited butter, then rolled
In dour and fried Immediately. 1..7 salt
mackerel, skin side upperwuse, In meld
water eeerulght. lhy with • cloth, cut
on the head and tip of tall, broil, move on
• but dish aid .eaauu with butter and a
few drops of lemon juloe ur vinegar.
Salmon and other larger nab should to
freshened Pi hours. Oyewrs should be
wiped dry by plsclot thew between the
folds of • towel and pressing Itgbtly.
Then roll in brawn egg and brad cruel».
let them 11e 15 minutes, then broil on a
groused gridiron. -Country Gentleman.
Tim Way la Waalty Pair.
When $ girl bets throttled herself with a
band of rigid linen that paralyzes her nook
muscles and saws • crimson line benreth
..ber obit); when Min bee out off her breech
Ing power abruptly at the waist, burdened
her tack with a ponderous mass of swing
Ing, drsggieg cloth, pol.ed s winged and
ribboned umetro.lty on her bead and dos
sled her eyesight with fluttering dots and
dashes, she look. her very hest. She le
chic, she Is good form, she pleasing our dis-
torted vlsioe as 00 exponent of nature's
laws ever could.
Seeing liar ooun0g, one recognises et
once that gbe is "powlble"-that la net
there is no outer reason why she should
f
erly prepared, germinate no poison. AP
soon as opened the einem of Ibe, ABM Da
lib. tin. wttb the eel -Het the Mteo•pM••,
begins. and an a short time the result la •
deadly 'token This brief treatment of Us.
question •buuld be roturwbered by every
one and Its instructions followed. -1x.
change
what H...wes .t the at■date.
An artist Solves • problem which bee to
• certain patent troubled many people
What beooume of all the art students, and
If they err never heard truuj after they
complete their studies what is the geed ut
the effort, and haven't they wasted their
Uwef That Hae the quertleu, put in few-
er words, that one artlrt asked of another
u the two petered through en art gallery
where there wee •11 ezhlblilon of student
work. Every one knows that not half of
the number et even the art student" to be
Lound In New Yurk are ever heard tram
by the public after they II Muth their etudles.
But the .awed weld answered hopefully,
"The greeter number of three students
are menus," be said, "and they help art
Immensely by getting married and teach-.
lag tbejr burbende. "-New fork Tithes.
Wag. R. 0O W 01t n KELLY.
woes• fur that matter," and, seeond,
that absolute reliability le ex ellthrial "
Mi In any business lied partlnularly so ill
ken, where promptness[ an
Preserving Fruits sad Ygget•ble.
An ingenious housekeeper In Brooklyn
baa applied the system of Pasteur to to-
matoes and other fruits and vegetables.
Thew ate pared, washed In water which
Backache
THS BANS OP MANY A WOMAN'S
UPL
A Dahlin Lady Toll/ -
How to Gat lith of Its
•
Doan's Kidney Pills
The Remedy.
Mr.. Eliza Reit:, 3 Welen'-toe St..
Berlin, Ont., mvs, " For ten yen., 1 have
been afflicted with ..idney and heck trou-
ble, suffering greatly Irom dizsines*, ner-
vousness, weak eyesight, loss of sleep,
sad e, and an almost constant
tired, wPea1P feeling. In February bet I
got a box of Doer► s Kidney Pill. and
received an much benefit from them that
1 continued their use until 1 had token
three boxes in a11, and was completely
cured. They removed every vestige of
pain, dizziness and nervousness, and en-
abled me to get restful bleep ; so that
from being a sick woman I am now
strong and well again."
Doan's Kidney fills are the beat remedy in
the world ter Bright's Um`e�i me n{ b th•
Dropsy, Backache. lirevel,
Urine, and all Kidney and madder Liseaa5S
Sold by druggist", or scut by meal on receipt
of price, to cents a les or} hoses for 5res.
The Doan Kidney Pill Co.. Toronto, Oat
hem been boiled and then put Into jars un • -1-..
ill the letter ■re almost wildly gleed. MRCH4BItW UISTITDTL.
They ore oovered by water up to within r
quarter Inch of for mouth and aro tiro ( I,I RieH)IKt,HANft'y' IN11? 1 t'TB
put In trough• oaf hat wr[or wed kept •t • �g LIBRARY AND KEADING BOOM, ear.
temperature of bout 170 dugn.r+ bur two of cast noel sad Square ,upstairs,.
beers. Th. jars are then sealed with wr• Op,. from 1 to 5 r.M., and front 710 1r 0.r.
terproot paler. Treated 1n this manner ABOUT VOL'tl IN L1BRAl7.
they will keep unchanged for • long period LirdlaN Daily. Weekly and tRoaatraterl Pipes,
and are almost indistinguishable at the
Magazine'. ter., on File.
end of els ,uunthm hum the fresh •rtlelce _"MS11IBRB1HIP TICKWT ONLY 111.O0
Bhe hem triad 1t upontomawes, lltHellrrcn' f{n,ting fie use r,utlteary and Ineellh?F - -
not belong to the sacrad inner circle u
peas, young lima beaus, chill peppers,AVpll.rdw[ ter wcwls•rmhlII art-eivovl by
Vaulty hfr. The lwpswihle watch ber cauliflower, bruised* sprouts,_ asparagus
pep with funk envy or with a labored in and •pplee.-Brooklyn !;ages. N. tul.YUa11S 1,Ibrmrle.
different* {bei. letny tics same feellnl
The socially probable (those who very -wee.. Tiot-taam. "
likey`belo+w( taseFebelallean ter• >•• 'woe mew eraeteb•s suffered tf•r7
ward 1n their broughams to see ft she to little from the competition of women, al-
dol a
perwI to be tdUmee W Thaw who though the work is partloularly !nwrert-
he social world moat her graciously ' to end beslthfuI and the,gmilitlw mom
rale t
and glue her w pale chant* to prove herwdf se� to • successful Oorist are those which
are said to belong peculiarly to women.
The annexed district just abote the
Harlem le probably an exoeptlun b LM
role. Then are four women florists with -
worthy of their set, where an equally de-
s•rvl:,g perw,n with an easy going collar
and an unrestricted diaphragm would be
passed over indifferently and [Huai out her
way l0 through • thicket of pride and In wn blocks. Mn. J. W. Wakeling U
prejudice 1f she b 1 enter at all. I perb•pe lee most conepicuuu. She wan•
A girl's other dealt forst • . $ sociaf signl ages w attend W her store, wake up pit-
expert
e to, eu , though It takes • ■rsey lows and crosses and such things fur fu-
nec reed ft with rat ea •o The 1 nerals, look after her two children and
do 'Inconcan milli Its general meaning. The keep 511 eye u0 her greenhouses at Port
Ohester.yNew York Journal.
ghee w c.maearelal Traveler.
---Mtas-it$rglnie-Pepaaf--Bufa' Ararat.
for • Phllslelphie company which sells
more valiantly she has uorllfoed perwnol
comfort be the torturing laws of ooereot
feminine gearing the more the masculine
agsouwr wants to know her and to have
1t seen of men thee she knows -lith:
gulok pave sets her beers to pounding an• and r.urelk• for domestic animals
tl•HT $ use learner• end a- pesmislll. weed j I� _.
swirls her into a helpless maw of skirts, end pita. Rbe'ni1ltesbWN'bYdiasfillerwaa'
i 1 thinks that women are as well qualified
d •cosr&ay but she never has to straggle mania
count for so muerte. with a beavty swing door or push an We'(` for commercial travelers as men. She has
Twenty years of lyhardbring went sloop an1000i kw 1100ot1 do atlt• crow teddn Bouu Kar wife. traveled The ' Butes, ('n .nadaasanti ly Ilparts of Mexloo •ndd United
a good
Tines mdse enc ocess. Mmore than •
modicum of snots. Mit Kelly laugh world steps aside for her, and she walks deal abroad. She was engaged severs
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THE KINETOSCOPE. Ingiy says that she 1s a much better *tet unjostled In a glittering social base. She yeses In darigning favor" and bonbon
,grspber than • bookkeeper, and she Beds s velvet cloak at every puddle. Sure- boxes and bec.rne en expert In handling
A smart of eic,'•1d air costs 52.410. It to would not like tp be bound to the se cul Intl ly bodily freedom 1s; not • high price to I confections. In 1h89 sbe superintended
too expensive n drink. -Beaton 1 rete. balance sheet which, by niece tribute pry for all ale-Munwy's Magazine- the Installing of sbe first store In London
aces et tie close of each ; In welch American contentions were ez-
D.waon City he. the ice. lie.: is hest, yon. she prod How to Papa a Trunk, eleshely sold.
ear's work, 11010100 allowing for "F. K+^+�
Pau Dispa of them •aquas' r..esl.---t3t O E." if the ipoome tax law had gone' Lae aside your modals. nightdress, ! else owdervttaads Forestry.
Paul' Lt•p•taD• biles arttcltr, rnrdtefne and egos dressing I Miss 8*..Bartell Jones, • dnughwr of Mn
If tunes may
f i tele/( unfriendly, { tory Frederic Rhinelander Junes of New York,
this • peace Iul b blockade
it meanesty s musk led earns a gooelly living from her knowledge
ba•pears blahnde n Sta0 Rs musk t h k which she much en es11ahsde to a of forestry She Milk up the study some
hail singu»lC does ngtoc rear' io7 1 b 11 1 lyeportfngpf conventions, Fou wo two or three years ago entirely as an
The public does not ogre vain finch b trainees t general ro ennaDada so It f• beat amusement rind because she wan w fond
whether the t, envelope cos env holds pprter which per d Into lice truck Those with d trees and 'lowers. She studied Weil
will stbc or not, but DC hope Journal. Ial envelopes Mnd11. Ill° thoroughly, and today Phe Is so well post -
w111 w tat the daational 1 u II 7 hl ed net she has nu duticulty In demanding
Now that 1 National Congress d h brings icer foto con Bat as p 1 goof prices fur ber serene' In tureetry or
Mothers is to ys incorporated.tany Dal ted bh All dellceb appnrol ateuld he DPrd t edeeaVe gardening.
wbodoea not have an fncorp,rated mother ly 1 •eparetely In tlssuo pnpet or to u. 0.._
will have a right to feel aggrieved. -Has- d the sleeves of R .. ttisesolat • Braes {ted
ton Glebe. i b b en and wish newspapers. oleo tics We are ell tory partial to hero bode and
In seta of war and crops Texas manages 1 ail sad bonnets efwrwhlc.htheymal p seldom think it furnishingartial1,1h our houses
to bold o but a of those
election ole oldu ni-girls
fyleodrhtpe g ill forest le b king without thew, yet every wawuen bail hon-
ey. Texas is nae of Chow versatile old (deb Melly declares ••fly confessed that after she set up one It
who can do several thlnp well slmn1- income to M d reef •boot d ts remained a td Ib apart which would Dot
taA ciu clubwoman
News. - Ilttl A1greu
d pts t ed after-
ward.
adjust Itself to .he rapt of the bedroom's
A clubwomb0 fn unge men has be® d may bebreadth skirt to prettiness until "he began to drew it up In
parliamentary
a club of young men lessons t. against 1 I unison and sympathy. The Ont thing to
last, tnenary oke of fleece l at this 1 tl Its crease, ft th other
do It lour house Is a cottage intend or at
Iasi, standing
at stroke is amore le simply ld It b not of g PU seaside b to select a pretty chlnts or cep -
a
sswomanb bars
had Al husbands
tonne with use garlands, for Insane+, on
A Ken In woman has bad two bustards o0t.
drowned to the same creek, sod when ad never of klettf • white ground. Flt the spread .crow the
th *lets In foot join an a8 Inch bauve, plain dimity
bot she has 7 the 1 in • lovely shade of mauve, and wipe bah
ver Ped. op Ith sides of this band with the sante lam en --
arrest
reward of $1,000 t offered for the 1 h 6 DODers brefeax. Put a plaited flounce of the
erst end mnvfofeon of • Id wit humrtta welcome • l hose, undergarments, to toy he resod °hints around the ted, stacked to the Iron
bank premieres es
efw"ondtd heti areal frame, and flush the bottom with a nnr
$60g0e0. I• la en idepic that the authors- oomstry. 1 The ,nets palet row band of runny() cloth covered with the
ties are determined to Dunlap that man'- Thus fart gentler be confine, l b keep h f 1 pd kl0g =brothel'. send lei the spread fall partly
Cleveland Lauder. Deo balky over tide ileWsco. The crowning finish U
• round lei's:ere, chintz with mauve ends
drawn Into n center rosette of lace. -Jew
York Commercial Advertiser.
L�haa filar -......... ' SAYILTOW,
�yye�qa.ry.
ookeirbJ/�au�if. _
Into effect s few years ago she would bate
been obliged to add another tem by an
additional tax account in tier ger. this, but l0 trees of •shower
A pert n her mor would not know what to do with tb,
• • t h o :e a to put the latter
• branch of the nm new oadjustable
are best for king.
•Pack in layers, having everything as
ever the country and,wible. This ectnorn zee room.
wrapped
Mot with
• ,sgstthe too•/ intelligent ret m • she. wed attd
religion,
beeline...
religion, social or olhrr ideals an fine owns wbeMM-beatsant>sr's`
crowns of brae
women
a b.. cue wn t such m he 1n•
women •he bas cemented many w• u e
Takia 1t all in a Mrs
that while e comfortable
b byno means underesti-
mated
n er
mated 1t weighs comparatively e as
deposits of friendship, respectan
•ombade•hlp which have come into her
dally life through business associations.-
Chicago
ssoo • ons.-
Chtsago Times -Herald.
our travelinghag. It l Wise to take
an umbrella. to the band. Some strap the
requires ulnar skill an
therefore 1■ generally well pend. This
work calls her to lntereetlnR points a
f► PEACEADLE FRENCHMAN.
Deer Free' Bro.o, Sherbrook, P. Q.:
1 moll! write today
Be.''bout six year "ince las' we met
On deer ole Caned'.
An se reason mart 1 write you. Joe,
Is tell you I'm goon home;
I'll ban on State 'bout lung 'sea.
Bo I'll do some lye Lome.
limper yeu'1l *hew der letter roan'
wbere new.pepor earl sero.
Cis l'11 bev reason lege' die piece,
An prop. de; 'll een' for me.
Dow Yankee what's men' hereabout,
From brvkfnr' late same night,
He's gut ONE subjec' talk .bout.
Det rubjec'-"Bpaln mus' llghtl"
Yea tie/elle' w1 1 Tricalt'`bearr- State?ne Tree
•. He's got blow up by Spain, you 'no
_.....d.AIA.%( 1.14 00aN (JET attar.
1 dogrel want teeth
Jur( smm w birh r.'antrr bear ;
BL:b hole he. good snuff fur me;
Bake bean u bed for relit.
But one sues' fact 1 11 sorry for,
la stoat my tree's what's slain
(You no I'll work down Leu Sidon
An Rand many town nun' Maine),
An when ell hear dat slate blow ep
1'11 remember good ole day
When I be down 'n Lewiston.
An n, .o.'n 1 get my pay -
'is... I'll rp.lt upgtreet where my 1-ottla.
Bre
Waffle roes' ne deer.
lie .eve her Pete in ton' embrace,
lnton' .rp'rate no m�7 for mo,
Oh, dose wee happy
But n v I'm fill with pain
To think dot *itemised get so trash
As hl..w up state of Maine.
No mere l ll sero my fon' Louise
Nor lintel Beecherd'• song,
Aa ev'ry night I'm sed, Firs' Joe.
As sad re whole dry lens.
So nos, dear ley, Iia• It bee'
k when,
Iw„n': - strafe
4 it orromarch along •
Kith bullet on se air.
I4herllr.-,k he's good snuff for Pete.
We ranee he's gem ■-ream.
Write ,sen to me .nd tell re boy,
Pole flat.haw'. °main home
-M.ttltuw E. Mullan In Boston Traveler.
The aon'try visitor at the dime museum
was gating pblgtngy et the freak in the
corner, who ed to be brooding over
some deeply binYRe trouble.
"What's the mMYN[ that poor feller?"
be asked tete D14 M, . Look• as if he'd
goo the colic Gss_le rtes r• genie He'd
o11(hter be more LRfnl What be •� this
warm weather."
, That's wot I tell him," was the monies
response " 'Twern't apples, though.
That's Tommy Flint, my glees ester, an
he ain't got no more judgment than a hen.
This forenoon some blame idiot oi'e'red
him one o' than fancy
afdy'{�nw ormisin
motor
lamp sbades,un he
than to gobble It all down -right atop of a
Wens:mtw bulb with the mero'ry In it too.
i don't weeder he feels upset Tommy'■
got to shut down on confectionery winder
n such
high toned grub an keep P
leb ``lass If he don't want td loss his }ob."-
New York Truth.
Bofors be hes int ,-��.r�• 11s 5151 wee es
Ibike
crowded with aepr't•n w' ,t1_ gad cies.
that .o was given for the
nenifell iogt d e spirts being Now thith
be lives is Agrkesse 1110 mixed rupee abed
abileim M. sal IS warm
ter eamedgeg ta fed 0011•4411=_.___
tide. Ikea *bonds
Mbltd, line bees b PAIWme aid ~ 11t.
RPM ad
isa aws14 hate ogxedielemUse MOM
Remarkable Reit 1dersee.
"I admire tie remarkable bravery of
those &ristoryetls'S.5 lg8w Terkel.* who
are going with �lltistt{te�q Roowvslt'a rough
riders?"
"Why, is their bravery any more re-
markable then that of the other reerultsf"
"Don't, you se./ They aro going far
away from every opportunity for getting
their trousers pressed?" -Cleveland Plain
psalm%
THE ROYAL BOX.
Tbe sultan at Turkey spends more for
b e Sabi. than any other human being of
Modks*fir ancient timer --$6,000 daily.
Tba'orown prince and the crown prince=
of Greece will be away from Atien+ for a
year. They aro to divide the period of
their absence between Germany and Den
mark.
Priam Omar, son of the kluged Sweden.
l one of the •'mission preachers" of th,•
Young Men's Christian association of
Stockholm. On a recent Sunday evening
be with hl wife preached to about Ilene
peopia-
'1'bs Primness Lonles (Marcbinns of
Lorne) has modeled a statue of the queen
as her majesty appeared at the opening of
the fine arta exhibition In Manchester in
11161, When the statue le ernnpleted, It will
be placed over the western parch of the
Manchester cathedral.
From all &mounts Czar Nicholas II is
really very fond of his wife, much to the
Dowager Csarina'l deleted, as die On,l.
sibs 1d not the power behind the throie
that she expected to be. 'Their imperial
majesties actually exchange endearing
phreeed In public, a thing previously un-
ease' of In itue to
A Twe Uud1.d M•sasaer.
People Who .Hood around looking •1
men clearing/ sp the debris of a torn drawn
bollding wan interested In the manner of
wielding • two brindle' hemmer whlrh
they saw In use there, and to the hammer
itggl(, whish was bigger than any one men
ggeja have bandied. Its two kaadjm were
MeddIn It 1111. s spokes of d wheel
(1s. • We, sad obey spread eat like them.
T Mar were Mid eeeb by a man, the
ter. Ina gti edtfsg 1lM by ltd&
edge 1gwMr wee sod 1br.1 n break
Me flip skies 06 Mei l{ essM be handled
Irl. s the b5Mster bed bed 1st 1.11, two
orae •eemil by tbe Mlles lifted it and
Mee 1t bash bg 1M MOM= as ewe men
gaigkf rain • MOW' flee besting book
the dIM r 158libel. two amen Mid
j5 *slob.ne tie other wide
_ r Me goofs Awa aid holding •
MNIs s.1 W Meme/.
Abse ' ties enited labor of all the big
hantlwor bed •pin tweet poised In the der,
Me men to frost atm& aide and 1t was
mals Id fail spots de Mese-New York
Iter
ww•s7 ego tag/ase.
One•twMM of the people a wows
mom. snalek Pe - '{
A BUDGET OF DEFINITIONS.
Woman, lovely
Wooers Combat to the Proal
ave woman, 11 making her
influence felt In 1oes1 rallwny trines. Her
as been quiet and unc,tenta cue,
some to stay, andt genera
consensus of Inion on the peri of the
managing railway officiate s t that • Is a
0d useful adjunct to the army
of railway employee, 1n til• section of the
he sex •
its invasion to the appropriation of •ucb
positions an those of minor ticket agents,
eslegrapb operators to signal tower and
g'esogrepbers. A000rdIng to the views of
prominent local railway official., it 1. in
the lad mentioned clam that women will
prove most valuable.
A girl wbo bas had a fair education,
the high sebool variety, for instance, end
who foot the ordinary seamen and hrlght-
nem which distinguish the daughters of
Mother Eve, can with little prompting
pick up the threads of relined vernncular
and operation. Sbe proves accurate and
quick end. whet 1• much more to the
point, evinces • desire b do her work un
derd•ndtngly.
A well known paeaengeragent of a focal
railroad In discussing title subject said to
a Leader reprmmnuitve: "A women ste-
nographer, granted she has the basis of a
good education, Is a useful adjunct to the
office of the railway official. I have bad
several of them, and they were generally
••tlefaotory. When I sin dleteting • large
number of lettere at • rapid rate, I do not
want to feel that I have a steaogrephir
wbo will fall to correct any small slip*
that I may make either In grammar or in
matterml pertaining to railway operation.
For Insane, In s burry 1 may give •
wrong train number or a wrong station.
Now, my stenographer moat be posted and
able to Instantly norre nt such a mistake
without interrupting my dictation. 1
mire found that women stenographers •re
very careful and have retentive memories
for inch Item., and therefore they are slaps
able •safgienta."
Women have been intrustwl with the
position of ticket agent by the Penney,
Tania lines, the Baltimore and Ohio, the
Pittsburg and fake Erie and the P1tto
burg and Western In this vicinity, and,
while none of the meteors 1. one rt
great authority, they et111 require oeretul
end conches work.-I'It.t.hnre Leader.
Dlvotoe--A denrr that always unman/
a woman.
Baby -A coupon clipped from the bonds
of matrimony.
Bustle --Something that sen • quirt
woman 1. apt to make.
Unoerttnty-The only thing that be ter
tab strut lovemaking.
Duty -'fie t.hIfs • man tries to amid
doing by asking ad. ice.
Indulgent -A wile's lien of • hpshanel
wbo never tonnes borne ithasip-A female who ran make five by
petting two Ind two Mertlwir.
Polbey-Aomething that's more often to
blame for • man's honesty than prinotple
-Chln•{e. Yews -
Double lop and with an embrodeux or faro Medea
sled to move away from the mor. emus eke top •instead, I L1H • square in the °enter. D0 lice sides and
(teeth
replied, •th ., long n' the Lord sent h tl
glvdh sod taketh away I won't." -Den- lag to hold Lreeir.s Fold
tied (hatplet') to the bottom or Were of
hatboxes to keep them from • ■
and other high■ ornmen
detached,then sawn on
ward. Fold the front ru of
• then It will not look(instep], I.
rent Importance e o mer
breadths are creased. They soon shake
doubleoverthe bottom •e
It 1c longer than the trunk. u e from
where them s nos am-
u e w -
side out as •monthly as possible and stuff
not the loops of large bows w few.-
e .
cut to tuck Into eornen and sperms to keep
she layers from jarring.
■ smooth surface o pecking,
planing layer upon layer, andw
articles •re put In bulldlog around the n
noel you have a smooth surface *gala.
Never crowd breakable articles In eh' WM.
nerd or sides, rather weep Ment la w•msa,
p•pds end piste among the clothing.
Some may advise you to emery bottles ft
your trunk. Don't do 1t, unless, of •ootree,
they .re done up chemist fashion. Ws
bar• carried shoe drawing and preserves
among leothlne emeriti times, but the led
time It era Luta encase, and w we ad-
vise you 10 take..muoh ankles b7 ha0d-nl'.
Mak by th•moelves and serol by express
-New York Ledgerof the Bork mf the house herself. She floe.
not ev,-n it elm her own bole. To be sur,,
Married V.'.. e•'. Worst afilings. they aro only pulled open, the clothes
Laziness. -1t Ise married woman'' first thrown over the foot and then pulled lack
duty to do e11 she tan far the comfort end again, but the one meld has to do 1t. And
b.ppin0•e of her husband and obllaren. I have known her to call this one girl
lashes& hada to slnvenllns and Indlffer- trout her general housework to bring her
See. A woman Indifferent to tic condi • ghee of water up ■tele• and take the
Mea of her home 1■ • woman stay man glass down egnin, and she does not hest -
would do well to avoid. it la quite 'moos- ate tonal! her to bring her n ape measure
dbie for a lasy woman to perform the du- or something that she needs for her sew•
Ilea of her position satisfactorily. Ing. She expecte immune' waiting upon
Neglect of Personal Appearaaoe.-There 10 addition to all the work of her home!.
V •omething contemptible In s married Wecannot expect servants to be renennahle
woman'■ neglect of personal appearance. when mo nni•h that 1• unreasonable -is 4. -
Having succeeded 1n winning bar hoe- mended of therm."
end's love, she Imagines there 1• nothing
more to be gained by making the most of Per ttre■alneaa of Rhin.
ser looks, ones elm Is safely married. A Ore•.tnaw of the akin generally arimis
man h ry right to "'Pei" that hie '.145 from leek of olemnllnew or debility of the
should be as trim and nowt as the mold be skin. Only an .stringent has nny effect
Wooed. npon It, and d very simpler end entirely
Jealousy. -The woman wit* give■ will Lasnless one may bre made from one pint
so nnrwaaoneble Jealou.y risks losing her of rtsewetor, half a pint of white wine
husband nd s tote end ru'p"ot in let urnvinegar end a few deep* of the edsencn or
Jealousy ktlis con. roma
fidenos without hwhlrhat tmarriage leatual trust ' mean• a soft lineapplied with
n nig or • fine sponge.
IngleeS farmm.
Inhoepltellty.-Thr women who nislect • pDTh�eYoung 1.nd1..' Auxiliary of the
sto entertaining her hnsbend's friend. . ' phis Health Peon -rile. .5eo1la-
honm. practically fern-, him to seek tl: tion 1s a greet help to the older menthe n,
■oniety at the club end el•ewbere. A, ‘.They men in the r�ptIona and in the
who would blame him? D
DI.,.yetty.-Tho women whole in th.•
$.ttleg the World *1rht.
Holiness 1s the overtime attrihnts of
dsiey. Justine and judgment are the
feendatione of God'• throne His love and
merry menet be exerelmd at the expanse
ef H1s betimes and Ruffles. Helens is
also tbs supreme. element in hnmen
ih•reeeer, for wlthmt hiplines& no roan
shall sm the Lord, The nnhleat faculty
of tie 5111.11 soot le the faculty wbfob
dl.rwlminaMr bstws.a right and wrong,
indignant17 dlsyptervini the wrong and
bene* y egmeeleg the right. The men
IMM taingwasaartiou set burs seated
etreng-dnime sed Meese Mmln1$s le nee
kindled by she.o.napossdefasw « 11110
_ 54 mmesse freed Edecatlea.
"The more' 1 look Into the aubject of
bons. I. ,1-I .01100.." sold the women who
is ',mime the subject a study, "the num
I see the no d of ref mating the mistresses.
The
an mint of work they expect from e
single seer not Is marvelous. I know one
worltnn who 445 • isms, faintly and one
servant, ant elle doers net expect tci4n ei y
ONE KIND OF COURAGE.
!1s. *al That paled Two 'Enemies Pee .
Confederate Weatena.t
"Courage un the battlefield is not the
only thing that- makes a moldier," sold an
ex -Confederate umcer to a cerreepondont
"It 1s very easy fur • wan to he brave
when he 1n shoulder to shoulder with his
commies, but 1t 1s different on other ore
careens. 1t reminds me of an Incident
that came under my note. during the
late war. One day the papain of • com-
pany received wr,rd that the ('neon soldiers
bad taken psmnrslon of a big mansion,
and 1t wets thought that some of the sol-
diers had been left behind concealed in the
building. A lleutrgq! a and two privates
wero Immediately (knitted to make an In-
vestigation. They rete- ed the place easily.
The lower floor was emitileal, but noth-
ing spp'ared to be wrong further than the
rewo*•a1 of • few *nll,nbles. The family
had fled et the approach of the enemy.
The men crept up the stairs and looked
over fib• second story. It wee the same as
on the Met. In the hall, however, there
was • ladder leading to a trapdoor in the
garret. The der was swinging down and
it was es Went that wine one had climbed
up to the ceiling. The lieutenant said thee
the Barret wawa have to is 'earthed.
told a private to go first.
"The privn(e refused abeoluaiy. -He
mid 11 was certain tenth and that If he
was • saddler he did not expect to have his
head wombed open simply to look for a
Union spy. Ile acid he would take hl•
punishment at the camp, but he would
not stick his bead through the trapdoor.
The "mond private sail told to dose the
swinging door. He refused. Ill. meson
was that he bad • wfto and children •t
home, enil it wag not bravery to Wok hie
bend in the Ora.
"Without n word the 11 ' -tent climbed
the ladder and poked his ! •.•l in thedoor-
way. It was very dark, e. I he shut his
eyes, expo:tins every, me. nt to have •
big nit aleph out his brain+ He remained
then a half minute and then came down,
elostng the door afar him. He told the
privates that he would not report their
eowardlei to the captain, but during the
remainder of the war those two privates
were the 111t5ere.t rueiillee the lieutenant
ever had. It was Nonan nature, I sup-
pose. for them to hate bpm." -New York
Sun.
Haw to 'troll eneeeeefelly.
To etre meet the del 1010U11 flavor she'
latera le of a broil avid brew" the ~taw.
ID quietly thet none of the dentate jute.
swaps 1. Impo.*ihle on • fire that has Jo-,
WWI mended or thee seeds not jets 1'b,
A bol, Blear fins la indispensa
gridiron should be grrnp110a51y .1.1111 ami
MOW thoroughly before the broil 1s pmt
as It Grosse the belief the 'retiree vele
deet ase kltrhmn fat; never with hatter
Meet need• plenty of flare, Deb but lithe
Pnt meat s sear the fire that N will be 1.
the flare which the fat drop• cause. A•
soon the the surface o0 one ride is brnwnenl
turn and Armen the other side. After til
turn frequently and remove a little free
the fire to finial Mnktng. Bawl •n Ilei
IhIek w111 require from 16 a 111 minutes
beeline. Trite off the skin from mutest,
*nor* Mays only f.t moues to make theta
=table shed Moil 'bout len misuses
v am • bet dei sol put • glees et bat
habit of dleenesing her husband's he' If black count plaeter is applied ina sore,
with outsiders. of comparing hl'u • hlat.lt mor often remains. Cut ere a
other le"p1e'e hil.bafidSor mwntt....lug n-' wbtte'plMtel` tbeeMNgaiyeoeim gag if.
Sarno silghtingly 11 dlslrn•nl hath to hie' ruptkm; {ben place • larger block one
and to hermit. The woman who an ler ever 11,
loam her dignity es to do this de.ereee M' True lore .how. MOM 111 m Mfid(et
forfeit Weekly. h0respaeAof M+rfrN+nde.--(3Lyoty thoughtfulness in time of trouble rather
Weskly. ___.• then In a dlepneitlon to MN away and
Deemer in Tina. wait until tiro nun shines out again.
Open • tin nf venation, sprtmt•, sherries
or any otber frnlb-for ■11 fruit le •cldu
lone -let it stand for w1m0 tum., and the
fruit snide end the tin are ready hypo their
work of Weaning. A detentes' kl�iilite
OM tells foot how the dengsr*M tIs®-
pound 1s emitted l onneowsnry ben
IlveMinee of the Aril. The rule to follow
Is sever 10 make lemonade or other tredve
drinks In • en reoopteole or allow
Ibsen to stand in moth $ ve■ael, and In tic
f� a uOf ng the Mil 1MT1't the ned ernes or fish atesttr
ay
Opera apes
set an eor4benw•fe plats or Into •
eel • sees drops ire lemon 31111. M 5551 ^ �tpoe $ taa1M s.5 ••g �lg� �p
tee .tc/ '.t mR e"�iF t�•k •.►itril•"i,t7e.Rtadll
When the clack reftlaee to run, take sal
the works and place them In gremlins; let
Nand a few minutes; take out, oil, re
tern eo tics sleek, and 1t will run.
The tole* of • women 1d widlhl In n
balloon at the height of about two miles
while that of a mon hal nater reached
blether than r tells
Me women are as Motored whoa they
ladle 151. b Indorse • nheek as Meng).
(N were signing their own death ewer
Not Abashed M A11.
The actress tells shoat 1k It wee one
mummer when "hd"wee away at $ quiet
place for n real rest. All the people In the
house where who was stnying were very
quiet, an'I shm had not die ideal the net nee
of her pro/Melon. Spine ore might tx
shocked ff they knew Mere was 00 noires&
in the hosts. But monis, one dhreuvc'red
bet. no 00.110 01111 IlIFI7g-1d2,11e. a':
oho re, elved a •urpriee. It cams (rano: the
syn let, sr. 10051 demur', nor{ itnrt"rawry
ahnck;il old ladies fu the bon,{ '1l" -y
came l0 her In n 5lnlnii'
"ia It true," they mkfd alemeeelese e-
Im•msly, "thnt you em nn extreme" "1. '
she menrited.. "'l ben do con," 1'11 1,1 r
room mei set us • sae nee" tray a.... -
New York Times, ^' I
Paris and Marseilles are nnnnecttd by
telegraph lint entirely ,mrlc'rgrnnnd.
They are planed in iron pipe., and h11riod
four feet beneath the enface, with man-
holes 41,000 feat apart. It mat warty
2E500,000 to bury the wirna