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BuThe rnjght have added that in material
consiruction ahd finish Ihis now famous
wagon is not excelled by ly other Farm
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handling it If he will r do so write to
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quently confused with his father Jus
tin McCarthy This isnot surprising
since besides being of the same name
Luuy art uuiu msiunuus uuiu
ists and both have been1 members of
parliament Justin- Huntly -McCarthy
the son left parliament after Par
pens defeat and thenceforth devoted
himself to literary work
No chroinbs or Cheap premiums
but a better quality and one third
moreoLJlefianceuStarchfor thesame
price of other starches
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tism offers to our- vanity j
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S Tcnieace of diseases of the eyo whea 1
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dribbling frequency bed
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land Mardh 4 1S02 The date of
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place his
Jipuee wasde8tfoyeQjifie0laterS part
of that year Ms 5naflvewt5yn hp
attend ed j the pubirehookifor a few
yearsanrlmtiarl efiriygS served his
ipwtotUjpshlpjefclKWBhe of
t5SAR BftT5XPrr vftt noKr known as
iuship carpenterr boy
hood ho was remarkable foRhis great
physical strength and wonderful yjr
tality and figured in manyr leading
athletic events
Ina reminiscent mood Mr Grimes
frequently recalled his early days and
rghiehibefed distinctly the arrival in
Liverpool t5f the first stedmShipthat
crossed the Atlantic Shd wW the
Savannahyrwas built- in the city of that
name and created considerable interest
on both sides of theiwater On her
arrival in Liverpool thousands 4of peo
ple witnessed ttie important event Mr
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tvas afterward one of many who paid
half a crown to board the steamship
and view her machinery ad every
Pwfr
Mr Grimes ever remembered ihe
sddnes and excitement attenuing the
news of the battle of Waterloo and
Napoleons exile--to St Helena that
fpllpwed For many years he was
plqyed in -shipbuilding learnlng every
branch of it I
In 1S34 he came to Ameraj and
nas Deen a resident oi cum nosion
eVer sfifce He landed in New York
and came to- Boston immediately
DUring1 his declining years Mr
Grimes delighted to recallthe eariy
days of the city and especially South
Boston He remembered distinctly ja
meeting qt Irishmen held in aneuil
Hall when he7bad the djstinguiimed
honor of carrying the Irish banner into
tha historic building for the first timej
in its history He i recalled the elo
quent qration of DrfiQFlaherty
fWhen he first lived in South Boston
it was the garden spot of the entire
cityVand so sparkely settled that peo
ple used to pfek fruit anaJberries on
Broadway -
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GLARE OF JpYCLE LMP
SCMEDi KIMG QF BEAS
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On a mellov moonlight evening a
pyclist wagfridjng along a lonelyiJroad
in the northern part of Mashonaland
As he rode enjoyingi the sombre
beauty of the African evening hp
suddenly became conscious of a soft
stealthy heavy tread on the icad be
hind him It seemed like the jog trot
of some heavy cushioned ooted ani
mal following him Turning pund
he was scared very badry to
self looking into the glaring eyes of
a large Ifoh Tlie puzzled Janimal
acted very strangely riownraJsIng his
head now lowering it and air the
time sniffing the air in a most per
plexed manner
Here was a surprise for the lion
He could not make out--what kind of
animaj it was that could- rollwalk
and sit still all at the same time an
animal with a red eye on each side
arid a brighter one in front He hesi
tated to prounce upon such ah out
landish being a being whose blood
smelled so oily -
No cyclist since the Romans1 in
vented wheejs ever scorched with
more honesty and singlemindedness
pf purpose But although -he pedaledu
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to be covered are biology an-
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pedaled although- he perspireu
and panted his effort to get away did
between him andr the JJba fpr tliatj
animal like Mark Twains coyote
kaptiupHis annoyihgly
and never seemed to tire
The poor rider was finally so ex
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iiuusiuu iivm iciiuc auu uaciuuu lh
he decided to have the matter over
with right away Suddenly
dpwn he jumped -from his wheel and
facing abruptly about thrust the
brilliant headlight full nto the face
of the Hen
This was too much for the beast It
was- this fright that broke the lions
nerve for at this fresh evidence of
mystery on the part of the strange
rider animal who broke himself into
halves and then cast his big eye in
any direction he pleasad the monarch
of the forest turned tail and with a
wildrusli retreated in a very hyena
like manner into the jungle evidently
thanking his stars for his miraculous
escape from that awful being There
upon the bicyclist with new strength
i rethrning and devoutly blessing his
acetylene lamp pedaled his way to
civilization - -
PMN -A -NATIONAL MUSEUM-
THAT WILL COST- MILLIONS
- Plans have been completed for the
new 3500000 structure that is to be
erected for the National museum in
Washington and bids for Jts construe
tion will soon becalled for The re
gent of the Smithsonian institution
are superintending this vork and it
is their idea when the new building
is completed to have a complete re
arrangement of the exhibits now in
the National museum and thef Smith
sonian institution- buildings
thropology geology zoology botany
and American history The present
national museum building will be
given up to a greatvexposition pf in
dustrial art including tiio already im
mense and unique collection of the
museum and many additions that
the regents are planning to -secure
as rapidly as possible The museum
will bq modeled in its scope and gen
eral plan after tae Victoria and
Albert museum of Great Britain
Among the chief departments will be
ofHand
The new structure is to be devotedTtoose transportation boat
tci the scientific collections of the gov
ernmeni the present National
lim builSing tb the industrial arts and
-the old Smithsonian building to the
Smithsonian and National museum
library -and - art collections The re
gents -propose that the scientific col
lection in the new building shall be
the flnestiri the world and anr 6fficer
of the institution makes the state
ment that already many of -the
branches to be pqyered have reached
a perfection that isJiotequaIed in any
other museum fn the world even the
great British museum
jects
of war and
tricarviapparatus of which the mu
Jseum already has rich collections
The j plans for the Smithsonian
iuldihg contemplate the creation in
Hfmeof a magnificent library and art
gallery The scientific library of the
institution is already one of the ifinest
m the world Its scope will -be broad-
ened andf5lt will become a much more
important unit in the general scheme
o the institution The plans for the
art gallery are as yet tentative The
new structure will be 486 feet Ions
and 35 feet bread with a height of
four stories-
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Jf purple walls and rd tinted win
dow surrounded you for a month with
no color but purple aroundyou by the
end of that time you would be a mad
man No matter how strong your
brain might be it would not stand the
strain and it is doubtful if you -would
ever recover your reasonl For purple
is the most dangerous color there is
in its effects on the brain which is
reached by way of the nerves vof the
A splash or two of any other color
in the room would save your reason
for some time longer but dead purple
will kill you eveTrtually as surely as
would foul air Scarlet is as bad
but scarlet has a different effect It
produces what is called homicidal
mania a madness that drives its
victim to kill his fellows especf ally
his nearest relatives Even cm
inalsScarlet TfaSnhieffectIt7 will
drive a bull or a tiger to charge a
naked spear But purple on the con
trary or suicidal
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jmaniaj H f 2
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of Ted in it stimulates the brain and
helps it but its effect on your herves
if you are saturated with itand cannot
get awaywiuCft is4errlblei Scientists
class blue as a- kind of drug 4n its
T effects on the brain It excites the
imagination and gives a craving for
music and stagecraft but it- has a
reaction that- wrecKs the nerves If
you doubt -it stare hard for a few
minutes -at a piece oCbright blue paper
or cloth not flowers for there is a
gocjcl deal of green in their blue and
you will find that it will make your
eyes ache and give you a restless
uneasy leeling
Green on the other hand is the king
of colors and no amount of it can do
any harm If you were shut up in an
artificial green light for a month it
would develop your eyesight immense
ly but it would be fatalbecaus when
iJlLeoJe oxlcLyou would -
be utterly unable to stand ordinary
lights and colors and you would
certainly contract opthalmia or pos
sibly destroy the nerve al-
togetherfunlfessjyou weryery mind-
Blue-as-long-as thereis no trace j ful to take great care
ii yrtnrii in i muni Tn
orctiIdrbt teilhjui MJfleos tiie numk reauees to
flammaMjn ouay pain cures wnftl cottCT U9atwtv
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King Edwards proficiency nBa lfn
guIitSstrlkfnBlpIHustTaturirtK
ihisxecentvlsltto Paris At a private
dinner given by 31 Loubekthe Ipench
president reaa a very formal- speech
The King of England gQtuplipmedl
ateiy after and delivered without a
note an admirable5 speech In French
EverybodyJ was surprlsfluwhen the
natiye ruler spoke in hls pwn fongue
with elaborate preparation arfd the
English sovereign spoke In the tongue
of the Frenchman impromptu -
DO YOUIt OLOTIIE6 LOOK Tn5LtOVl
Ifso use Rod Crosn Bull Blue it will mnlca
thorn white u buow 2 oz package Scontr
Private Entrance for President
The presfdent of tho United tates
will have a private entrance for himself
s
self and family in the fine new rail
road station now being constructed in
Washington Mr Cleveland used to
escape the crowds by having
6ftak TifmTlo1Ife Toward ends of
the trains instead of entering at
the front pf the station hut even this
refuge -Is no longer practicable sp the
CITP pcrmonenHj enrw rrp -Its or norrouBnces arto
Vl a O llrt duy uno or Dr KltncH On at Nerve lleator
rr Send fer F1JICK 9100 iral bottle nnd treathy
Da It U Klink Ltdl Arch atreeU
For Five Teeth SSO000
Mlle a Russian opera
singerj -was traveling some time ago
on the Transcaucasian railway when
the and five of
her feeth wera knocked iiOut Mile
OillhiSUVU UIUliyilL UU UUL1UI1 II1UL elb
lossof the front -teeth prevented
her from singing she was entitled to
heavy damages The civil court in St
Petersburghas just awarded her 50
000 compensation
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Superior quality and extra quantity
rriiist in This is why Defiance
Starch Is taking the place of all
others
Another Oldest Engineer
John Casson 85 years of age and
believed to be the oldest railroad en
gineer in the country was an interest
ing and interested visitor in St Louis
recently having gone thiuer from his
home in Paterson N J to attend the
dedication of the worlds fair Mr
Casson who is of English birth be
gan his career as a practical locomo
tive engineer in 1838 on the Morris
Essex road in New Jersey He work
ed as an engineer for half a century
on the New York Erie retiring In
1888 on account of feeble health
When a woman eats pickles she is
in love with the pickles
A singular Malady
Death has at last claimed the vic
tim of a singular disease Nine years
ago David Yetter of Oakwood Mich
was assailed with rheumatism of i
form that attacked the joints Pro
gressive osification marked the case
the entire body being stiffened with
the disease The victim was at
length unable to masticate food and
relied on liquid nourishment Then
the jaws stiffened so that he could
no longer open -his mouth A front
tooth was extracted- and through the
opening thus provided was given the
nourishment that added longer lease
of a life that even under such condi
tions wag preferable to death When
this came at last Yetters body had
the hardness of stone
Mrs Campbells Sarcasm
During her engagement in San
Francisco Mrs Patrick Campbell was
taken for a trip around the bay
Among the party was a young man of
the all pervading kind whose atten
tions -to the noted actress were more
lavish than welcome As the party
sqod gazing on the city the young
man said Dp you see that house
up there Mrs Campbell describing
the location Yes said the patient
l guest I was- born there remarked
the numerous one He paused for a
reply and this was what he heard
What a pity The young man man
aged to efface himself
ittle
BABY WEATHER
Fellow
Dont
Like the Hot
-Days
Mothers- should know exactly what
food to give babies in hot weather
With the broiling hot days in July
and August the mother of a baby i3
always anxious for the health of her
little one and Js then particularly care
ful infeedlhg Milk sours quickly and
other food is uncertain Even in spite
of caution sickness sometimes creeps
in and then the right food is more nec
essary than ever
Our baby boy two years old began
in August to have attacks of terrible
stomach and bowel trouble The phys
ician said his digestion was very bad
and that if it had been earlier in the
summer and hpttej weather we would
surely have lost him
Finally we gave baby Grape Nuts
food feeding it several times the first
f day and the next morning he seemed
better and brighter than he had been
for many days There was a great
change in-the-condition of his bowels
and in three days they were entirely
normal He is now well and getting
very strong and fleshy ind we know
that Grape Nuts saved his life for he
was a very very ill baby Grape Nuts
fqod must have wonderful properties
to effect such cures as this
We grown ups in our family all use
Grape Nuts and also Postum in place
of coffee with the result that we never
rny of ushave any coffee ills but are
well and strong Name given by Pos
tum Co Battle Creek Mich
The reason Grape Nuts food relieves
bowel trouble in babies or adults is
becausethe starch of the grain Ispre
digested and does not tax the bowels
nor ferment like white bread potatoes
and other forms of
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tensiorrof jHmefon the fj 50000 cooks
contesf fbf735 money prizesT
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A prominent Southern lady J
Mrs Blanchard of Nashville
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of backache dizziness painful
and irregular periods by Lydia E
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
Gratitude compels me to acknowl
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tablu Compound f 3ave suffered for
four year- with irregular and painful
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sleep 1 dreaded the time- to como
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me Six vottles ot LytlfiV E
Ifmklmms VcreiaMc Compound
brought mo health and happiness in a
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My aches and pains have left me I
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good for sick woman as your Verrc
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When women are troubled with
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Tne Most Wonderful Curative
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And Purest and Sweetest of
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Cuticura Ointment is beyond question
the most successful curative for tortur
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scalp including loss of hair ever
compounded In proof of which a
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with Cuticura Soap and followed in
the severer cases by a dose of Cuti
cura Ecsolvent is often sufficient to
afford immediate relief in the most
distressing forms of itching horning
and scaly humours permit rest and
sleep ana point to a speedy cure when
all other remedies fail It is especially
so in the treatment of infants and chil
dren cleansing soothing and healing
the most distressing of infantile hu
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beautifying the skin scalp and hair
Cuticura Ointment possesses at tha
same time the charm of satisfying the
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from infancy to age far more effect
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Its Instant relief for skin tortured
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cycling golf tenns ridins sparrlnr
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evidence of this
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a tiny sample but a large
package enough to con
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Women all over the country
are praising Paztine for what
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ment of female lIn cunn
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cleansing vapmul douche for sore throat nasal
catarrh as a mouth wash and to remove tartar
and whiten the teeth Send today a postal card
will do
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