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KN el'1'I':ItiOit.
pIan• tett 1)erasuda sequel Isny fur
&quail Nosh.
There is no reas„u in the world
w'hteh can smiths the test of why uexaUn-
1 and
en
liould
ao ttlreceive equal wagerwf, r tlequal
work. The quality of the work cud
sot the,
u be
hierluaturlgovierothe s
space pail
fur Tabor. If the W0iDarl performs her
service In the ellghtert degree less
well than the crew who tai ler eu-
worker rite should be paid leer : but
on the (ahou hand, U the man U the
Inferior worker he should be paid leer
Out tow wowed*.
The old argument that a man
taker up a laarhueid for life and a
wuuIan for only a brief period pre -
lees to marriage does out apply to
Oe. profession of teaching. Men
(dept teaching for a tusineme
ee rn very largely w a ateppLIg
stone to a permanent choice fur life.
• of the tone of thousands of wen
w1 outer the protestation only hun-
dn•de rein/till lu It for n 111c work.
Oil the other hand, eery welly wts
turn wake It the only business of a
life, It Ir not uuusual to find wo-
ws* who have taught to the public
s.lIuofe sur twenty -flee year* and
1
Nur deer the argument, once (high- I1lf((
that the board of Trade should
quiver with puriteulr or that the
Block Exchange should rustle with
the (Ilan:i), skirts id hurrying brok-
ers. but why should not light flau-
nts, and broad, Tight etriaw hates
be universally adopted In slut wea-
ther? Men Aduld be better able
to attend to their affairs and. by
no meals an unimportant point.
would need far leer to drink, for
they would perspire Irrr, KM( shirts
and stiff collar* rhouhl be put uway
In hot weather. When they ubserb
perspirutlou they become rlilculesau
and w11e11 they preserve their rig-
idity they are unhygienic.
LINIIKKIE.
Silk Petticoats -'rhe Ntralgl.t-Froel
]Model.
In cheering a silk uudorekirt re•
member to beware of curdy. The
balk rubbing agalost the curd al•
wuye wears out long b •fore the rest
of the Nklrt. Silk p ttleoatu fit bet-
ter wheal made in circular shutes and
(uati•u''I at the ride. An attached
ikons is almost universally seen on
the emit -text uses trimmed with ruf-
fles of point d'esprlt and narrow
Meek velvet ribbon.
Iy rPsln•cted, that the Malt mar -
rice and must meerequently ribetys
Nese wages tear chess scrutiny.
Quality of Work the lest.
It 4'N wire to apply to public st-
eers the same Outna1021 souse and
,Y•eiwuty which u luund useful In
priest. life. An employer eugaging
to man bty,kkesemr, typewriter ur
secretary ascertain' the quality of
work the enudioitte eau perform and
oll,re a Lwmlemut ttuOat IOU 11p-
pn,Prtate. Tho utarrled .,r unmarried
state orf the man doles nut enter lulu
conselerateu. The quality of work
of Oto toucher should, lu the amine
uwuuter, set the ratio of wager. if
The merrier and thuds "dimwit Iucum-
la?ed with ILiiAnlal rerponriblll-
tnen beyond hie buxom) It le the own
aifeir and taxpayers should feel lei
e ,Illjal4)n 10 ben on that account.
Common gesso should dictate that
if a fair return Is to gni given for
work, plus aft amount sufficient to
...spinet a fondly, in order to eu-
courage correct faunally ,life Judice
sineild add the same amouul to the
stihariem of women who are burden -
..1 with the r irport of famlller.
Wooers' 'rewriters superior.
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Women llt
utve demoatrated Must In
the psotexeion of teaching they eau
out duly perform their work equal
, meth but popular se•Int;meul agree,'
I it the ail r..ge wesame teacher les
'ill •rlor to the aserng.• mule teuh.,r.
't'o shit upon posing men teuelaere
IMN)re thnn women teachers fur the
',one ark W a remnant of tradition
elle!" o ewes uuudemnati.0 at the
(:101s of every progressive citizen.
t cared aualyrls of lie, ch..nw.rl
osmernie editions of woolen will
'.•teal the t t that the secret reta-
,uu for paying women lees than wee
Ileo la the (net wen nre voting
.1.izrus and ecu en are not.
When thts thou Dment stamps its
approval upon the Shan and leve:
lour opinion elutil' be put into the
leftist hot where it III b•• counted.
of you have grIcealieer 'ou may right
Ileal there,- It nada a dignity and
importance to that rutin be dei not
porileale before. He nifty inax and
ga,urant, but "he's. a ma • for a'
that."
Then the Mime (I0'eram . • stye
•o the wrhtonn : " Ivens agdnhiW ',haul
t he reentry' at the 'allot ler if
.on have grievance's other's m at
right them," It c•lIenps•ne her as
milt of society. She may be Wel
edlMntel and Intelligent, but "rite's n
veomno for a' that.' It ch''nprne her
iuttillgence and courequeutly her
1:.id?.
In Wyoming. where women have
had equal suffrage with men for
14.4rty years, there la -a law . which
,.,mpwele employers to pay men and
((omen rep rally for equal work.
\either the opinion* nor the writes+
of women are held to be chomp there.
The wages of teachers should be
g,•nemna. They hold the moot re-
slunslMl' poadtlonv.In the community.
In their hands Ile the future destlny
of our land.
The lenges of men timelier. 'should
ant (-erne down to the level of the
unmet'. P r en's son : , ohrmld
n n hut the win R
m
fn• up oto the level of men N wnges.
If thin In Im1'naelble they ahosld be
ognaltze.l by raiding the wages of
wr•men and Inwering the Wagen of
min. Thin la the dlrtum of no theory
of philanthropy, but the demand of
Jostles, and fair piny.
Carrie Chapman Catt,--
Preeldent Womnn'e Nntienral Suffrage
A.lociatlon.
HAVE )IURI SENSE TIIAN MEN.
Women's Dress is (letter Adapted to
Mummer edhe tV r Than Men's.
Ti.' *40[1011 one meets in the city
of the sweltering days of summer
0lnp01 I, arlably look land nal ail
rule they do not suffer from the
hent elm men do. in countries; where
{treat heat Is regularly expected at
e,•rt:tln arawrns. life IN adjnrtel td
meet the rondltione. Mosinee.' is
eleaodonet In the hot hours; leisure,
few clothes', sleep and appropriate
drinks reign In the place of affairs,
whleh nre relegated entirely to the
cooter portions of the day. in }:ng -
hind, where great heat tin aro occa-
sional and the people are plow to
change their customs, the Incofl-
of a . high temperature
nn attenrpt of alleviation.
\air\elmng,s nre made In the hours
(f Mutineer,, and hominess .nen prt•-
f•r to perspire ani to fret beneath
silk "topper" ant a frock coat,
th.ulgh they would ps.rsplre ieas find
he far more comfortable in flan-
n.•I4 and a "straw." Tile learned
profeselon show n wider l'enYC of
what le due to elimatle changes.
t I!Cyen, masers and physiclnn"
alikempreoerve the prnprietlee and
in IInck (rete
?tweet to rhetr Swlirfartlon.
COAT VIM NKXr W.NTICK
With dare, at the bottom: stitched; velvet
_ . ea new
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VAIK AT VOK'!'Y.
A Viet That May Account fur late
Merriest'.
IL was Balsas who dlwuvered that
the woman of 80 Ir more farclu►tIug
Huta the girl of "U. Now the Lady's'
Ptetcrial puts the suulth of (emu-
late churls u det+ade later, declar-
ing tlutt the apple of discord Is due
to the woman of 40. It Ir all inter-
esting proferrurt of faith. and elle
wonder. whether the general ee-
uWe{htunee of It by tuauktud las any-
(laing to du with that increasing tee -
deny to deter luarrlage till late la
life aitch ruuderu philosophers have
often tottcetl and sometimes de-
plored. 11 the w0wall of 40 le really
the must charming woman It 'gouty
sutural that bachelors rlwutd wish
to remain bachelors until they are
fit helpmates for her. There he how-
ever. one rsflectluu that should give
thew pause. However much more
charming than the girl of ..0 the wo-
loan of 40 may be, there rein/dam a
tames probability that rhe may not
keeps her charms esu long. That
fact, ul.). should certainly Iso burue
lu inial by ('oelulu in search of a
wife. -Landon Dally Graphic.
eceseltatel by our
sheath skirt and
el to the °limpet
f combination
ty. The fitted
th bottom by it
when
t lite snugly
made nee are tau
0o large
'cruse the
/• with ails and
The perfect fit '
prevailing mode o
princess' gown liar
unlver's:it adoption
ulderwenr by feudal
cherubs,.clis,• fh,lsbod at
ruffle is very good
cfe,ugh, but r(ruly.
ant t.ob.much t
waist. Those mao
buttoNud down the trent arm beet.
,l combination corset walat a
psttheral 1s anotbr_r good Idea
aro brtll fitted to 'the fign
ho waist lino by a
?,taut at
beading.
The R
tains first pi
ra t-Th-elclT
P In cure de, and man
new anal improved shaper are. ready
for the coning autumn. A,variety of
orm has been proton from past ex•
•s'1 -lace to be needed by various fig.
Tlr• n• west are not extrenle-
bust� and hnav,' a very nice
over the hip swell. A binding
n
finishing in 'bows dnintily
antrums he top of moors. •A rewind task
0n' the f Int, 041 to which le fastened
the hose upperters, luta become al-
it. !:old and olives. clasps
Inetaneve jewel Adorn
tili A few pairs exhibit(
seg, bat are rather
1p please moat. _Wo-
\' ' 1', ' -1..
ere are far n
lovable for lin-
,ft, fluffy ef-
frame ilanr to nude
'atr
ea t now
are r.leg:uteri to •mesad\ place, and
11 at me e'11 ,nm of Ince, clnbrohlered
Iles► or
intim
pnr-
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A haired of the Traillug Skirt.
A curious legend of the " trailing
skirt" is recalled by n ecrrerp ondeut
(1 the leneloo Times :
When the (trait great glary -house
war built in Hyde Park Sir Joseph
Paxton was asked hoW he Inten•lel to
have the flouring swept um] cleaned.
Ile replies that Iso arrangements for
Slit. purpose were needed, um the
ladle).' sktrts would 41. 401 this, space(
being left between the planks ex-
pr.wrly for this purpose% and the re-
sult pcovwl the truth of his antici-
pations, little foreseen by the
waeirerr. 1
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Some 1'uuderlugs.
It be only the wotttn who has been
marries nt least five years who le
,vmle•tent , to talk abut the Ideal
Man.
A mail describes. a woman by her
face. u'woluan by leer elothea
The thorn's remain lung after the
1000 luta withered!.
In u contort for happiness it would
paulnbly b • is tie between the young
another with her first baby and the
girl who her just got her fleet Beau.
T0U can tell a great deal more
aimed the quality of the housekeep-
ing from the el*5hen than from the
Wray the parlor looks.
d short
These
and
oa ow
n0
ly w
cure
of rl
IM/14t untie
furl In a fe
ed, are found
las the Miaow Ci
ta1(1 theatrical.
men
}'bat trimming e
*away the asset fax
Berle. The ,rat while
roses, bow keels, buttri'j
myria,M of floe lecke hnv
their ponce. Rene *stitching les
Ocularly favored on the new
wear, noel elme of the designs In
be-ti•ry nre truly beautiful.
trend of the welrellm of refins5d
women Ie to quiet effects i large.
Showy p.ntterna of Ince or embroidery
nre etehlom their chulee. Lure and
embroidery combined on one Rnrment
lar quite the mode.
Pink. blue anal white riblem nM Ih'•
air
r
r. n n I .
adorning n l R I
only shades ailed for g
Yokes, holer..s ata I rni or collars are
.till n11 seen nixie nightgowns, but
the bolero le the newest.
Notwlthetandteg the sheers white
waist is n rummer garment the dated
ihowI:igs of autumn crrsnt rovers are
they
s though h
gaits no r Inlrnnte n Rb
were to hp worn all winter. Fnncy
nil.,ver tucks yamimer. some ; others
Ianve yok'w, while alternate stripe of
Lace inserting and tucks are seen Id
nnnther motel. in ehnpe they con-
form to the demnnain of the new .tyle
figure, nnl will given perfect fitting
effect io the out elite onbat.
Flannelette night robe* for very se-
vere weather .nre nppreclated by
"frozen turnlpa," bat are not dainty
•tough for picot women.
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A Jap Wedalui*.
The Jnzeutere bride, dressed in n
twig while silk kimono and white veil,
site upon the rigor facing her future
hurhnnd. Two tablas eland near.
Upon one nre two cups, a bottle of
malt, and a kettle with two spouts.
Upson the other are a miniature plum
tin, typifying the beauty of the
bride: a tnullature fir tree, which
slgeiVlew the strength Ot the bride-
gtot.m, and a *stork standing mem n
tortolse. representing bong life and
ih:appine+s. The two-apsute.l kettle Is
pat to the mucks of the bride and
hrtlegfo,sn alternately, shgnef}1Mg
Oust they are to share each others
;op; awl sorrows. The bride keep* her
tell, and It ,Ia used as' her Nhrund
when she dies. -
When They Smite.
"1 don't understand. stew:ard, why -
you and the ttewardeme Is,th
want the name day netsurf.. I can't
spare you both at once. You can
hate tuanorr,w and the stewaraleem
11e' next day."
'Please, sir, we're goon' to get
merited, an' I'm afraid It can't he
done 'that way "
41aa14�wat,
Deadly Feuds in Old Kentucky
A Patch on a Pair of Trouselfs
Led to a Thirty Years' War....
7r�7P 7r'?!'� fe le
Elrowhere the Southern ern mountain- Women are Sete from Mersa
D er beside human life. us elwap; etre- and 1 have never beard of one who
where lie le ready to let death set war subject to (moult. Attend to your
Ile a ptrw.nal dispute; elrewlierx he uwn b*rluerr, ride with neither foc-
le more Ignorant and lane he little (bas in net us' word, and y1u are 11141(1
regard for law ; elrswhere he waft copes miming the Kentucky muuu-
dlr1.le1! agalurt himself by the war wafer
when n fund lu going on
and was tett tin tl11bl,'tYplleflt e Iltlunr than you aro crumring Broadway at
oat as lawless ; elsewhere lie hail
J Twenty-third rarest. AN you ride
similar tIa11nIr11nlwr o1 feeling: and lilting, a bullet may plough through
e 1:0110re an occasional feud, which the rued ten yards' ilk front of you.
Ir 1:01100 ell to here 1 and (lure kb- That menus for you to halt. A m:ru1-
dre11. But nowhere Ir the feud no 111111eer 0.114 twine cul of the beetle,'
• .n l•1on. so old. sol perataterit, ms
deadly, as In the K entiu'ky mauntatnr.
Nowhere slue Ir their smell organiza-
tion, such division of enmity to the
limit of kinship.
About 8S years ago two boys were
playing marbles 1p the road along
the Cumberland River -down In the
Kentucky MouQtaJns. one had a
Watch on Mei sent of his trowierr.
Tho other buy made fun of It, and
the, boy with the 'intuit went bums
(lel 1041 hie father. Thirty years of
local war was the result. The fee.
theirfought on after they had for-
gotten why they land fought at all.
While or nnlz:Yt warfare Ir now over
an occas nal fight yet comes over
the
Patch on Those Trousers
anal o man or two killed. A country an
big ne Rhode Island le still bitterly
divided on the ru4J'ct. BI a race for
this Legislature nut lung ago the
feud war the mole issue, and, without
knowing It, perhaps, a mountaineer
carried that patch Ilk, n flag to
victory and sat under It at the capl-
tal-making laws for the rest of the
edits.
That 1■ the feud that has stained
tate highland border of the State
with Wood, an:1 abroad has engulfed
the reputation of the lowland blue-
grass, where there are, of course, no
feud., a fart ttutt sometimes seems
to require emphasis, I am sorry to
say. Almost _every mountain county
has, or has had. Its feud.
1t 1e the fend that nowt sharply
differentiates the Kentucky moun-
taineer from his follows, and It is
extreme INolation that mates pos-
✓ ible bit. this age stadia a relics of me-
diaeval barbarism. For the feud
nasnne, o f course, Igmrauee. shift-
lesenees, Incredible laivles+nese, n
frightful estimate of the value of hu-
man life; the horrible custom of am-
and ask you who you are Itnd where
Yon are going, and what your liei-
nesm les. if your aanrwers are watir-
fa ctory you go on unarllertnl. A,'k-
Ing for 1' place to stay all night, you
will be told, "Go to 8a and Stir house;
he'll protect ye"; ate! Ile will, too, at
the IIrk of his own life. when you
are pearl the line of rurplcion and
under lair roof. I
There ore other facto that soften
A tow tuareh Judguatttt of the uwu11-
tulnoer (lel lila fend -harsh as their
Judgment *bouts! be, Perrone' fealty ,
le the corm r -.lone of the feud. The
mountaineer admits no higher law ;
he ulderetotsds no conscience that
win violate that tie. You aro my
friend or my kinsman ; your quarrel
le my spore whoever striker you
*tritest me. If �yuu aro 10 trouble, 1
must not testi ngntnst you. If you
are un officer, yon must not arrest
are, you must send me word to come
Into court. If l'ni innocent, why,
may -b 1 I'll come.
Moreover the worst have the dirt
of rude virtue* already ineutIoned;
turf, b. kler, the mountaineer it
never a thief nor a rubber, and he 0111
lie about rate thing and 4.110 thing
only, area that le laud. He has clears d
it, blit hie cabin from the trees,
lived on it, and he feral that any
meanie nocereary too ho41 it are Jui,tffi-
aMe. Lastly. rellal.nl le as honestly
need to oloah deviltry as It ever was
In the m4!d)u ogee.
.t feud leader, who had about ex-
terminated the opposing faction and
lad
i
nn (111 man anywhere else ; and he
would rather die than Weed. a awn
be the back. 1n isms titan a year
he whit alt.,1 while drinking trout a
opting.
Again, the secret of the feud le
Mutation. In the ruouutalne the
war kept on longer fur pommel Good for Bad Tooth
hatred supplanted its dead Issues
Itullronels and newspapers suave had
thele influence ebewhere. Flee -
where court circuit's include valley
4w'ple.
TIiut the bnflusnee that has helped
moat to break up the feud Is trigs!
in the bluegrass's, for there Is no or-
deal the mountaineer more hates
than trial by a Jury of bigoted! "fur-
rluers."-From an article by John
}'ox, In 8':ribner. r •
Sozodont
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TWA thin Co11eg.• boy Is often too
exuberant all who know li:m will ad-
mit, but that helms as' mut h of ti Rule -
mice us' Judge. }'rank Dotter. of the
hatless Supreme l'ourt, d •roarer w.w.
LiI (10 041JI1. '•Amon;( o.h :ire
r things,'
Lit' It 1115' JU•1414 lu a r.'tx11. uewrpaper
art;cle, "1 would relurin tee col-
lege situ lent or ktll Ida off, 1 k,1uck
on Win. 1 ku..,w we pretend to dot
on h.w mat infect to belt •vu that h,
le the hopes cued Orbit tare 01 the
State, bas it's a Ile. We. don't. No
body but his mother dues. From
' tate time 14f first start• gut to eo u
ser 'UMW( art (4111145 dbveaa Ill par
ter tree l f become. an Inruflerabl.
nuisance. If at that -stage of his cu
riser Itis owe gull could be ditlded
into 3,000 parte instead of titre
and he left with only one of thew
the relief to mankind and to Malawi.
would be ineetituable, ti'e tune an ti:
Gltitesiwal (revision of the whole 0.
what lie' lute woul'l suffice the needs
of any ordinary mortal.
"Why Io I say these hard things,
about him ? I say it bu►:uuse b • 1 •
self-important,. rr.bsy, cuncelte.1, ig
euraut of all practical wlseom, part-
ies hair is the waddle, flaunts his
fraternity badge and rebel colors
In ao oIf..neive, challenging wort of
way lu everybody's face anal prances
up street yaw,;og Ills ear-splitting
00.1ege yell t., the fright and Mi-
sted. of all timid, sensitive folk with
In wound. 1 raw him at the Twen-
tieth Kaniao reef ptbon, a bigger maxi
than }'IWLon-bigger even than lien
era' Hughes -making more rides• nn'
tasking up more room than tile whet
proms( Iols, elbowing everybody 'out
of the way and drowning the %nicer
' Made a Good 'Fortunes
for a mountaineer while doing It, for
he kept hie men busy getting out
timber when they weren't fighting,
weld to me, in all seriousness :
have triumphed agin my eneualre
time and time agiu The Lord's. on my
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WHO IS LORD GREAT CHAMBERLAIN ?
f� eie / >'
Noe Bad for Good Tooth
Sozodont 2Se
Sozodont Tooth Powder 25c
large Llquld end Pewits 7 C
25c.
HALL a r1,C►):1...'{.w York.
Thele L nothing Plsr un earth we
nnroy-log us' pr04rurtivatien In do-
(lsluna
Du you 104)110151 that, with an en -
eine like thin, I (0uld nfford to put
northing Into the holler that would
make the mac•hdtery run wild?
Il Is all right in 'some cases to hank
m1 u Farm's pedigree : but 1n m'.st melt
there Ir something a great deal
deeper than this matter of geneal-
ogy.
I will always rink a mut (f he is 1n
(1e (lark and knows It, but I laysu't
much use for a man wpm IA groping
around In the dark and doesn't know
it.
The Sinal
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111 IMOU•ntli
1TIRT THURSDAY MORNING
MT D. IleOILLJCUDDT. - J
Term. of Sabecrlptloas
One month, in adr•uoe fl 11
1'ir•emonth., "
Mx month.., 1 M
°aeysar, "
Ad♦erthlag Amts.
Legal and other casual aA vertie.n.aese,
oar tins for fled lneertiu 1. en 1 3 come per nus
for each subwuueut Insertion. Measured by
• nonpareil a sin.
nosiness cards of ,lx noel end eerier. M pan
Tear.
Advertisements of Lest, Found, Ilsmy. ,
eillualfons Vso.nt, Sitar Jaen Wanted
seal
Bu.lnera Chance. Wanted, oot exceeding $
line* nonpareil. 41 per mouth.
Houses ou tale and meso. o Salo, ret M
510eoel 8 line.. tl for nret ,nua� Sae- Mer
Sequent mouth. lire.. '.lots. 40 1�° ■.
At.y special actin.. the object of ""1.':110
promote the peouu1.ry beaeat .f say
ual or company. V. be 00netdore4 an ed*
men* and nherged eonoMM%*y.
Lowe' roti, or In nouJarell type One cont pal
word, no nollce ler Mee too.
Local notices In`ordnary wading typo two
cent. per word. No notice her le•• than deo.
Notice. for chore ► ee snd Whet. nllgtsus and
benevolent institutions. ball tate.
Mr. i3111 Blopay'-Have you ever',-
mane
ver
made a return call upon Mrs. Swsa-
man
A Int of Feminine Molly.
A Mt of feenhtine folly' which' i;. so
the crreet makers any. be0MinR
nese commies than eter before. con -
ohne In hating the 'skirt hook on the
front of the cermet and the garter
cl:iApa nn1 fixtures of the garters nt-
tnche.l to the c,rreta refute of gold
and often Jewelled. Corset and Rnr-
ter sets for thea immerse are shown
I 1 all of the swell cornet shops. and
Women Mono, whether gnlded by , the prklvr of 1he Geta rum frons $10
the Ine4l et with whleh they nre , to (Roma that retirement mild extrata-
gnnce.-New York Sun.
Mrs. B111 slopay-Certainly not.
Don't you know it isn't fashionable
Mate retnrfrealtst
Mr. full S'opay-Ger whls! I wish
all hl 1 collectors were fashlopable.-
'atholic Standard. -
here Is one thing about
ern •iety that puzzles me,"
the hllowopher.
"'WI t'r that 3"
"The oith'r women nre all the time
nntli,ur IT get "In tie young and
pretty once want to come out."
--
"Well, 1 r Ther gases. we outshone
the• Fit:John n.; said Mrs. 'Spiffins
to her 'modem .
'How 1"
- 'It took four i
they only had t1
sun wasn't more
cliwetteri-Seen
carriage -
T to
witters-Whnt-
a(ters-Yea. I ea
:lea the street
"'('Marlen, tide paper isIym that
brninworkprs should eat sit meals
a day "
'Whitt'a that' Of cnnrae (!aln-
workers need six meals a flus) to
make t1101n able to earn three m is
r,
•'rc,lilral, or by the renew) In which
they nor erv1u110n1y thought defirl-
ef11. ,how nleil In thin matter how
1mitnbly In ndnpt enllume to ell -
111:,4" rind to remain cool, nether I A phy.Irinn ghee tin following
and romfortnble, thong& ole man tante regarding proper sleeping
shine ever no fl.reely. Do m�') went mom's for the children :
to vnnnt their arperinr physllne The ennnleut and hest' room In the
I1:4 they make N101) n enearnetire- bongo in not toxo gored kw' the child.
w'•'•n the heavy trnmmlelo nt their -The apartment !hould iso 'entl-
oee a enetnmes nn,l the easy enol- Intel during the night as well as the
•4 that of their wives end stay.
'I oatthterm 7 On one aide n Week A seek eIa11d should never orcnpy
''^''t• leer hat, .tiff millet and Mark nn Inehle room. Fresh air lea prime
"'de; on the other. a light bodice, nereaalty'.
'1"11 or with only hieing nt the (Inn .10101 consume the air re -
leek. soft, cord millets, open-work gnlred by the child. and are 'not nd-
mocking*, light shoes and a tetra- clouden In a mteeping mom. •
WA. r No 'sweeping .honed be done while
ane dosibt. whMh Innen better. the children n0. In the room. if,
iv there anymore hesitation In de- however, twenties, of Melanoma, this's
staring which IN henithber rind bet- neceosary, divot the furniture and
ter Adapted to 'tete,Ity In n lent floor with! a motet eloth and nine ft
atnpclnp1we? We do not suggest carpet ewesyer inetesd of a broom_
sleep' in Rocros.
moel-
sald
I144 t( 14)0)0 Ila, and.
Pe, and the Inst
Ir►n half full."
MfrM
Me
lin mei 1lnrre-
gm?
him pas'+1-
week.
fay.
n 'Oil uses to say," six+ said, tent\
fully, "that you 'oval air more than
you a oil tell.'
••
1P",' he replied, carefemsty, that's
why 1 a )peel _try l_11
Feely (co Ing down from the elek-
rolm)-flea ma, father say. he'd
like a bit of t nt you're cookie' be-
fore Its dire.
Pro.perlhe w -Tan go right
back nn' tell yon.' father a earn't
'non It. It's for the funeral.-Monn-
ehlne.
"Ah ! that wee n raa one!" he
exclaimed, after ,natehIn1( a kiss.
1aa
' maid e a mrvv i t I
"''inti,' n 1 mh o 1@ P
(o'nte.1 that he had missed her lips
In him &mate and merely kissed her
0pen..t i chin. "it was under -done."
Then he proceeded to overd) It.
She -Rood by. Remembers me to
your wife.
He-Ol*, no; she has an excellent
memory for old Nero.
'When Delia's young man cane ahs
hem to put her parrot out of the
room."
"What for?"
"'O, fnther taught It to screech
'Time to go,' whenever the clock
at rlkee."
Brielat Pp:trka.
Afro. Brawn -Anything for me?
Rera' l'oatmneter-I don't nee no -
thin'.
Mrs. Brown -1 was expeetin' n let-
ter or feiate.nel from Aunt finely
Bp rigge, tellin' what day she was
cumin'. i
Rnrnl Po.tmaater (calling to hip
wife) --UTI ye ewe n p0stcatrd from
Mrs. Brown's Angst linlly, tellln' what
illy she wns eremite/ I
His Wife -Yen, 'he's mmin' Thera -
day. --Buffalo News,. 1
Pedantk Old Gentleman (le ire-
tanrnnt waiter) -I believe It is Im-
proper to speak dlarespeetflatly of
ono's' elders ?
Rastnurnnt Waiter -t') i've beard,
ger.
�.I'Palanth Old flentl.maa-Than 1
ile silent e.neerning file fowl
have Just brought se. .
1
Earl Of Aacaster ad Marquis of Cholmondeley Whose Respective Claims to the Position are to b Tested.
hnmh, a chola of cowardly nrsassins
who enn b• hired to e1a murder for
n gtlna n mule, or a gailonrot moon-
shine.
Now these nre the blackest Mind -
"I" In the Daly letere of Kent,icky
e the
w cal 1 h
Me -fin ren
a
maintain t f that rit/rr1
light of print through the press.
There 1k another side, and it to only
fair to whew_tt._
The fend is an inheritance. There
were (midi before the war, even on
the edge of the bluegrass; there
were
Fierce Venally FigktI
In .the bnckwoo a before and during
the Revohltloa-when the war be-
tween Whig and Tory served as a
retest for entlefying personal anl-
',msitten already existing, and It Is
n wild fnney- that the Kentucky
int main feud takes root In Scot-
ian( For wills It hardly
pr.-
mablP brat the enemies of the Revo-
lution ere transmitted to theCivil
War, I is quite e more that what-
ever
1
rvnr rncd L'tstinct, odd -world trait of
chnrncter:, or morel en•l, the back-
wombs:nen nitmy have taken with him
Into the mwmtnane-It Is quite sure
that that Instinct, that trait of
character, that moral Male are living
forces in him to-dny. The latewar
Will, however, the chief canine of
feedit When it came, the river bot-
toms were popillatral1\� the clans were
formed. There weee more alnvn-
i ekk.rs au*«'g them s4hau among
other Southern mountaineers. For
hied! then)
I vee, and
e war
rpt on
more
that rrit,oa the war d
more evenly against them
set then! fighting. When
etoppel elsewhere, It Pimply
with then*, becalm/ they wer
Iaotaated, more evenly divided; \be -
enuse they were n fiercer race, Oil
b •ettlfse. the home had become pdr-
Nona1. The little that Is going on not
Or-
man on for the mnme reason, for whII,
chew enna h In '80
ipremised
o•Ivditnt mR
and '91. to pot an end to organize)
fighting, It 1e it consistent feet that
after the failltre of Baring Brother's
and the 'stoppage of the flew 0f
Fngllsh cnpltnl into the mountalne,
and the cheek to railroads and civil-
isation. theme fends *lowly 'darted np
tootle. !Chen 1 "lnrt NI to the ('ulxhn
(vnr, two r•ompnnl'a 0f atnt'. Militia
Warr on their any to the mnnntninm
to put down n feed. On tin dap of
the Les (lunslmrle fight these fend,' -
men (alight, and they loot pre•irely
Ike many arm killed an the nougat
R41era--ebglut.
Agnln. while the trust may involve
the sympathies of n eounty, the num-
ber of men net en110 .ngnged In It are
compare ticely few. Moreover, the
feud le 'strictly of themaelven, rind In
basal prlmnrily on n prltnrge ti it
the• mo,untnlnrry. the world a,er, hen
meet grudgingly surrendered to the
Ines• the privilege of .rrnglne him prl-
vntn wrong.. The non-pgsrtlatan end
the traveller nre never mnineted. Pro-
pertyof the beaten Retial le never
touc
ed. The 1
side nbI I gits a better and better
Christian ever' yatr."
Even the ambo*sh, the hideons fea-
ture of the feud, takes root In the
days of the revolution, and was bor-
rowed, maybe, from the Indiana. 1111 -
fort. the Irri•pctrm
an who hated the
onyx Mr. Roosevelt,
describer. with horror their extreme
nwlevelence, and their murderous dis-
position toward one another. ele
agty■ that whether a wrong had been
tome to n malt {se'a'sonally or to hug
family, he wourl. If n,ceennry, travel
it hundred mike and lurk around de
forest indefinitely to get a chance to
*Moot his enemy.
But the Civil War wan the chief
cause of blontbhel; for there Is
et lila nee, Indeed, that though feel-
ing ietwwen fauuIiee was strOog,
bkNid.11el ens rare not the Kng.bl.
ee
• s %nil.d 10 Cer-
tain
ae of fnf ,
n acs pre
sailed, 1
eolnnuusltlea, al tenet, often
yon will hear the (*a1 nemntaaneer
Nay: "Folks. used to talk alxiut how
for they could kilt it deer. Now hat's
how fer they enn kill it foam. Why.
I have knuwed the time when it
man would hey been drily oaten the
country fair drawin' it knife or a
pietas'. nn' If it man was ever killed
hit wee kinder necidental by it Bar-
low. I reckitge folks got toed to were
pone. nn' k)liln nn' ,liontln' from
the bre.h endurin' the war. lint
Wm been Retlirl' aloe Iter 11nc0,
and now bite dirk nn' l5'inelneter
MI (11e time," Even for the ambo"h
there- Is an explanation_
"0)14 I know nip the exraee folke
makes. Hite fair for one all 'tin fer
t'olher. Y041 enn't fight n man f'ar
n o' .your who'll shoot you In the
back. A pore man can't fight money
In the courts. Thar hnin't enn wit-
ne"res in the sorrel but leaven, nn'
dead men don't heir much to .my.
I know hit nil. lei0ke like lou 0'
decent young folks hell got torn to
the Mee; times ars much of It geln'
an' tlutr's me meet talk about
M ranting from the brrah. i do reckon
ht 's wn.s'n *tenni,' to take a feller
o I rr'e life that n
r w
Y'
It 'h n1,0 n fact that moat of
the men who have been engaged in
these fight.' were born, or were
children, flaring the nine, and were,
111 Clllmaptellee,
of the urntore and the mimic of the
bands with his 1•Ilutic 'stuck chalk.
Jay hawk : rah ! rah ! rah 1 'Wash-
burn, rah! linker, hurrah !' ur what-
ever the Infernal S;wn.h gibberish
le. 1 have seen 'somewhat of this
world no I think- hnvr rorreett
I
s
mite s o
1 t q n good many people In it,
:111.1 I give It al my, *mature and
solemn Judgment, based upon a care-
ful, 1111preJudlced comparison of the
many clashes of people who eulllvnte
the habit of making it holy show of
them.rlvei, that, with. the exception
to he hereafter noticett, the neerngr
t•ollege student I; the most obtrusive
and elephantine nem that fronts the
grieve) and frowning face of hen(rn.
I was n college mtudent one.. mymrlf.
" Now, I nm out objectlug to what
toile erentnre learns at school, It's
what he 4l0e9111't learn that 1 1101
talking about. 11('e lazy. lie dnr,'n't
design himself for any of the nem'
work of tnankirid. Nolx'ly ever 11enn1
of a college student win was fitting
himself for nny(Ithlg but one of the
learned prufeNmiene. NO called -that ie,
fine of the profeadons of learning how
to Rye off the hnlanee of mankind.
Moe going to 1s• a lawyer, n prenclu'r,
a doctor, an editor, an author, an
orator, n statesman, and no doubt-
ing .thought ever ruffles, lhIa aeranoly
egollntlt ::nal that when once lie
vitiate Into the arena 1:1 nffatrs the
things of this world will he mpealii)
set to rlg(te.
Accustomed to bloodshed,
nn 1 buwhwhae�1ng from infancy. Bt111,
among aing t tightens there 1s
uftrat it strong prejtellee against the
nmb0'.h, and In moat feudal, one or
the other aide dl.eountenarr'ee It, and
that W the faction tur.l-
nlly defeated. 1 know of
ono family that wee one by ono ex-
terminated becansf, they refutral to
take to the ''&sari." The last one
kI11rY1 WWI a good-looking, genernud
young fellow, eighteen yearn of age.
Ile was urged to either leave the
country qy take to the With for him
enemy, who had taken to the hoe&
for hon. }Im wouW rather Iles In the
mountains fora year and die was
lubecrlben who fall to receive TNMiesat
regularly by mall will conhr a favor by ars
qualnll,g us of the fact at ea early a date d
possible.
When • dodge of address b desired. boll
the old awl the aew address should he atom
Ptbllslw's Notice.
.1 e. La Tonrrl. of Oodertch, 4as been ap
pointed Locaa Travelling` Agent fort • Tame.
ships of Ooderlck, Colleens, A •Id and
Wewanosh.
Lleal postmasters over the dletriot ars ale*
empowered to receive .atseal:al u. as Tics
Beau_ gr•yd
All nom m11'04;4.0004 MWILLlOUDUT,
Tart
Telephone Gil 10. U R
Tlii'-1L911 LY, sFPT (fl_ 1801 -
TRAVELLING `LVID=.
GRAND TRUNIC RAILWAY.
ARatva
Mixed 11.0 ►wk.
St .d1 end Express. LIS p.m.
Mixed TM
Mall and Express 10.3• p.a
DLPART.
Mall and Kremer 7.11 a.m.
M•.i1 nod Express. 2 ah
Mixed ... _.... 1 au.
DENTISTRY.
rifleNICHOLSON. L n S.,
•�1 DL,TAL rnaeaoa.
Rooms opposite the Peet OSse.
Oold Tilling, Crowe and urNRs Werk •
Specialty.
Da Year. gzp•rtenee. _
'•''iliac,:10,0.1 on Weeinnoday aleen.00,a• et
I p u4'. from May W October Inn*,slve.•'
M. MAREE, DDM LDJC-bW AE
IDJ• Surgeon- Latest and appreeed
for all dental operations. Pretervedee et
sat ural teeth a modally. 010e• • Ona wens
•t. and 'guars tap st� Ertrenee ea Weir
odic* clnea"1 on Wednesday aftertloon$, et
I p. in.. trout May to Oct., Inclnelve.
Telephone No. M.
tr•
M. TURNRCI,L 01.4.5.. LDM
S. -DE•
• ta1 Surgeon. ll.ala1, associated vet
Dr. iN ion, of Montreal.) Ooll ems porcalale,
ertltniel troth mounted on geld or alnminnai
boned. S ,ectal ',petition germ' to th•reser.
••Uon of Its natural teeth. l aloe t�•
Lean's sew block.
Om cc rhosed On Woloner1nv mfrrnnnor nt
1 p.n..f May to October uwinnl. r...
"hut 0hen he rituttliJ' ikwts land out
the ran e1, -abutted, k)ng muff nrlel4
world Rete lata revenge. The world
hint trite him up niel nolle It* big
self over tura rind rnaohes the wind
rmt of him, and then plekx him up
and cicuckm hien Into a little l4' z 10
offices, with eoh.web, on the tolling
ani* fly 'mocks on the win,owa and
two broken -Meg elullra on the floor
and a cozen Nemnd-hand book*, In a
wobbly old cana with the llama bro-
ken out, arid reinsuring to pay lite
honed bill nay longer, green off and
Irwvo.. Iain to learn' wbalann frog the,
ant.
"Nur have I any eplte of the col-
lege .tudont, i only think he taken
'p leer much r(e)in rand 11111lken (00
ranch lxrlso and reale (00 much, money
and le loo smart In elle budding days'
of his career. If he tank& Only he in-
duced to incudis /somewhat, t0 prac-
tice et little the meekest habit of self-
Pffaeemeolt, go mal and wink hie head,
torn nn X-ray noon hie Inwnr,W and
wave Mower an otive're mee him, we
10.11511 posedhly endure him Inetend of
filling up with wlek.rl wlmhess for 11b
ntemmeinnl4)n. itut has won't."
{!'len yon nre strl.Ing to do tlunt
wide!. la right be court Poole and nice
In every any, lett tlnn't get "turned-
The
tuurneiThn man who wools to marry hnp-
plly should pork ane n son.' mother
and marry on,. of her daughterm ; any
the boy'e skewer, than 11YO 'MP be on• wuI co.
LIeO*Ia
iVF CAMPIVN, Q.O.-IIAttH011'$ita�0014.
Je atm, Notary. dao. (Moe over Mesterei
Kali, aquere. Uoderlob.
1( t). JOWN$TON-BAnitIS'rxs, tlUu-
Lil • •Iter, c onnlL4•ffooue , Koper u
tear. Oflks. Cer. Hamillos and St. Amities
streets, Uoderlch, Out i del
r citimp,R
.elior%n as petele, p01st.$7
Marttlma (loge, &c. Y,r1.1,
sC, iamb
door NIovIL nabs Private Funds to Lad •t
of )Merest *l)
t T
lowed
. PI rater
W. lftOUDFOOT.A R C. WETS.
GAf1ROW 11; 11lROW HAJllliJTER S.
Attorneys, Sol tor.. &o.. {'Hdh. J.
T.Oateow. Q.U..l:barlesDarrow. HATTERS.
uTLiP HOLT, Q. BAIt(s'TRPis
Navyl
NdeCoerthetune el
low rates of Inlara•1,
ICICINSON & HOLMES l RRI4
met 'era8olicitnrs, 11_¢fwr.m i'nblT, eta
ail. %R
(Mace, est nowt
1 ICKINSON. DUDLEY 'mutat
CHAS. SE•OER - BAll1U ST R.It 8OL
letter. notary and em.veyaneer. (�f
on Hamilton street o('p dte the .)nlborne
Hotel, Hoderlch. Private funds to lead ea
mortgagee at t per cent interest Y'armref
aeon saabod•
A
O. WARP. CONvgtI� C'SR, Ira, A$
J• commbsioaer for takh.g ad reeslvlag
r•o•gnaanoei of boll. & geirli. as' aa(asaw-
Ilnn•, depo.Itbona or nnl•n/n dedication* In s
eoneeruingi any n4tine, molt •r prwwedbg la
Vol MEM Court •f J urea•. the Court d •tO d
for Ontario. ns' Is any County or Nvtrea
Court. Ail 1: a .•*aliens carefully • promote
exiseut•d. Rifshi•n.. and P.0. Ile*
Marton, Ont. 1dY1kf
LOANS APR INIUW0IL
if �J,rl �ETTO 1
�ND-A 1
of Private rends fee Invesilwasssi
intl
kssr.
ed renes ems exposes on areadues owreaasa
Apple to Harrow a: °arrow,
.t so.. a.lrr'.-GNKI1Al. tf\lt ewe
ItWK
• sono Ileal Maolate and .Money Iseerdr!arasg
Agent. only first -dans ca nennloe rel{yMelea1Rrf.
Memel' in land nn .height Spur, at the rob
real sf Inle.e,l ruing, ,n an way1s •u Q, 13.s
bpoprrrower. 00lce: Second any
p •st,.hest, Uoderlch.
f11s1G�d
7w_ a..�
AlleTIO.IRR*INtf•
'I`HOMAO OUNfRY, AUCTiONkf:R AND
1. Valmont., Onrlcdnh, Ont. ,iaiee attemped
to In any pert of the neuter.
TOITN 'NO& IlltMlrftA�T A�rtereeNgen
se and fend vale (ter, lraeerl•h, Uwe. Slaw
leg heel oonsiderahl. erpeilsnes •n W •na
tl.,eerr(N. trade, haa w II*
1• In • peeltl►
*hams with thornnsh ealldlsetlen •11 ser-
t•inns enlrnse«t M ban. Orders Wit ee
rton's Rotel, et sent by ..in In his .Aan/�ww,�
Merle.P.O.,rarefelly attended 11. 3OH•l
x01, tkwnty A n't1one.r, 01114111
SAsilASII YtC1 "run
we LAMS, Eja.Dbk A.,t'L°ry