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An Italian authority finds that
whon lioiis are fed on food containing
a largo percentage of iron the eggs
reveal the presence of Iron in the
very digestible form of the albumin
utc Such cgg3 exert a tonic effect
on persona who oat them The case
flluclrales the fact lhat all vggs are
not alike by any means and that ac
cording to the food fed they may
vary greatly in dictic value and
effect
Deafness Cannot bz Cured
by local Applications as tlicy camiot roich the ds
Hf J Mrilun of the ear Tlierij la only ono way to
cure dcafno m and thutift hyconitltiitloual remedies
liOdliictB Is owned y an Inflamed condition of tlia
mucous lining of thu rnstiichluu Tuba U boa tliM
tulio Js Inllfyiicil you lwo a rumbling sound or lm
jierfcct licariup an 1 tvtien It I entirely cloned Peif
ricb I tho roHiiIt mid unlrs tho Infliuninatlrm can bo
tulccn out and inlo tubo restore 1 to Ita normal con
dltlou hearing wl I ho destroyed forever Muu oacJ
oil t of ten nro ciused by Catarrh which In nothing but
iu Inflamed condition of tlto tuueous aurlccra
Wo will idvo Ono Hundred Dollars for nny case of
JoifncwH canned by catiirrli lliat cannot be curod
by Hulls Catar ti Curo Send for circulars f reo
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llals Family llils aro tho best
Kubclikc Honest Double
Kubelik the celebrated violinist has
a double in Franz Wistcr of Prague
who also plays the violin A short time
rtgo an impresario Jas3inski by name
took him for a tour in Russia When
they arrived at Kameaetz Podolsk tho
young violinist discovered that Jass
iifskl advertised him as Kubelik him
self Ho refused to play paid the ex
penses incurred and broke his en
gagement vith the impresario For
eomc time he wandered about the
streets unable to get money to return
home Finally his music and his like
noss to Kubelik attracted attention
find on his stcry being told he obtained
enough money to take him back to
Prague
Those Who Have Triad- N
will uso no other Definnca Cold Water
Btarrh ha no oqunl ia Quantity or Qual
ity 16 oz for 10 cents Other brands con
tain onlv lJ n
There are 99000000 roads to fail
ure all of which are well paved
An Impregnable Tomb
The body of Brouson B Tuttle a
millionaire who was buried a few
days ago at Naugatuck Conn was
placed in a casket incluosed in a burglar-proof
metallic box or vault so con
structed that once the lid was shut
nnd the locks snapped into place the
vault could not be opened until after
several hours of work unless with
dynamite The lid of the vault is
fastened Yr automatic locks and bars
The Laidlavv Sage Case
The announcement that the Wall
street firm of Laidlaw Carrie has
suspended revives the story of Mr
Laidlaws celebrated suit against Rus
sell Sage When the crank Norcross
threw the bomb at Air Sage in J 801
Laidlaw happened to be near and it
was alleged that Uncle Russell seized
him and used his body as a shield
ugInst the exploding bomb Whether
ailaw received injuries which made
thi3 was true or not it is certain that
him an invalid for life and Sage es
caped unhurt When Laidlaw got out
of the hospital he sued Sage and got
a verdict of 25000 Later this was
vacated on a technicality and Laidlaw
-sued again This time he was award
ed 43000 but Uncle Russell carried
It higher up After litigation that ex
tended over two years Laidlaw finally
pave up in dkrgust
The Mc3rid2 Case Again
St John Kans Oct 26 Mr and
Mrs William McBride and Jesse L
Limes M D have gone before Mr
George E Moore Notary Public and
have sworn and subscribed to written
statements confirming the story of the
awful illness and subsequent cure of
hc little son of Mr and Mrs Mc
Bride
Dr Limes is particularly emphatic
1n his statement and there does not
now seem to be any room for doubt as
to the fact that Dodds Kidney Pills
and nothing else saved the little boy
Ho was so bad that he had Epileptic
spells which seized him with increas
ing frcquencj He was semi paralyzed
in the right side and his mind was
Dadly affected
In their sworn statement Mr and
JMrs McBride say
I The very day we began to use
Dodds Kidney Pills our boy had
of these Epileptic spells or
fits In less than a week he ceased
naving them entirely
The case has caused a great sensa
tion In the neighborhood The sworn
statements have confirmed the whole
story
Country cousins are now wonder
ing why their city relatives who
spent the summer with them have not
answered the last letter
Maude Wilder Goodwins nev nov
el Four Roads to Paradise will
canTmee in the November Century
It will be a story of New York life
with some scenes laid in Florence
Theme and treatment were sug
gested to the author by this sentence
from the Talmud Four men en
tered Paradise one beheld and died
one lost his senses one destroyed the
young plants one only entered in
peace Other fiction of the Novem
ber Century will Include The Mar
rying of Susan Clegg by Anne
Warner with pictures by Florence
Scovel Shinn The Little Canoe by
Henry Wallace Phillips The Miss
ing Exequatur by Benjamin H
Ridgely The Shadow of Love by
George Hibbard another Gallops
story by David Gray The Reggie
Livingstones Country Life and
The Summer of St Martin by S
Weir Mitchell
- Some men are so
baldness that its
escape
near absolute
a hair breadth
When Your Grocer Says
ho does not have Defiance Starch you may
tio pure he is afraid to keep it until his
Mock of 12 oz packages are sold Defiance
Btarch is not only better than any other
Cold Water Starch but contains 16 or to
tho package and sells for Eamo money as 12
cz braucbJ
If a man nas the dough he can easily
hake the bread
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CHRISTMAS THINGS FOR
LITTLE HANDS TO MAKE
Here are some mere simple things
Aitich tho little sisters can easily
nake
There are several things that arc
lot exactly pretty but are extremely
useful that the tiniest girl can make
or her mother Perhaps the most
simple thing is a dust cloth a thing
lho housekeeper uses eyery day and
something she can not have too many
jf If your mother uses old soft cloths
to wipe the dust from her furniture
t is probably because she never has
the time to hem cheesecloth squares
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and not because she does not like the
nice ones better Cheesecloth is so
soft that it will not scratch polished
wood therefore it is the best material
to choose It is quite wide and cost3
only five cents per yard It takes one
yard for each cloth so six yards would
make half a dozen dust cloths that
any housekeeper would be glad to
own
As the cheesecloth is a yard wide
t will be necessary to cut it off in
squares Take each piece and turn
ia the edges making a narrow hem
and when that is done either hem
with common white thread or if
you know any fancy stitch use some
bright colored yarn and hem that
way instead After the cloths are all
finished fold them in small squares
pile them on top of each other and
tie together with some pretty ribbon
making a dainty bow on the top
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Knife and Fork Cast
For the girl who can sew a little
on the machine a knife and fork case
is an easy thing to make and will
keep the silver from tarnishing or
becoming scratched One yard of
white Canton flannel is all the ma
terial required Double the material
lengthwise with the rough side turn
ed in That will bring the two sel
vages together Turn the frayed edges
at each end in and stitch down That
leaves only one side open Next take
a ruler and wita a pencil mark off
Spaces like the illustration on one
ide only Stitch with machine along
these lines When you have finished
you will have a neat case with little
compartments just wide enough to
slip in a knife and rork When they
are in the case may be rolled up and
put in the silver drawer
Corset Sachet
Tho girl who has haa a little more
experience in sewing ma attempt
more difficult things A corset sachet
would delight any woman who is fond
ot delicate perfumes They are easy
to -make and are extremely pretty
One yard of satin ribbon three inches
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Pin Cushion
wide one yard of narrow beading and
five yards of baby riDOon will make
four of these sweet little sachets that
ladies pin in their corsets In choos
ing the ribbon select some delicate
shade light blue or pink is the pret
tiest Cut the ribbon in four pieces
or equal length Double each piece
down the middle turn in the ends
and sew down neatly Then insert
a narrow strip ot cotton batting be
tween the folds of Ithe ribbon sprinkle
thickly with some good sachet powder
fcnd sew the edges tightly togetner
The beading may be cut in pieces of
equal length also Take one piece and
stitcn down along the edge you have
just sewed up
Run the baby ribbon through the
little holes and tie a now at each end
A pin cushion is always a nice gift
for an older girl to make Do not
attempt to make the cushion part
yourself but buy one of those pretty
plain satin ones that are for sale at
all the stores where fancy work is
Handled An cblong one is the
f
tiest and is the easiest to trim Meas
ure it all around from corner to cor
ner and buy just double tho length in
lace three inches wide and enough
inch wide insertion to put across the
top three times Get sufficient baby
ribbon to make good full bows at each
corner and be sure to match the
shade of yo cushion
First put the insertion across the
top and fasten it securely then have
a double thread long enough to reach
all around the cushion Gather the
lace on to this thread evenly and then
sew on to the cushion being very
careful to have the gathers even and
the stitches so small that they can
not be seen When the lace is on fas
ten the ribbon from ono corner to the
other making a bow of many loops
at each corner
Tray Cloths Etc
For the girl who can embroider
even enough to make the outline
sticcn Christmas presents are no
trouble at all Of all the girls she
has the largest list of presents from
vhic i to choose Among useful articles
hemstitched tray cloths dresser and
sideboard scarts splashers table
covers laundry nnd handkerchief
bags are the easiest because each of
these is for sale at the fancy stores
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and a half inches wide and of the
same shade as the paper
Match Scratchers
The match scratchers are so simple
that nobody need be afraid to attempt
them It is most fascinating work
too In the first place make a collec
tion of fashion book It makes no
duierence how old thej7 are In every
one you will find several colored pic
tures of ladies in beautiful costumes
Select the very best ones and care
fully cut them out like paper dolls
Ac some store where paints are sold
buy a sheet of sandpaper and cut It
into obling square and round pieces
which must be large enough to paste
tho figures upon Some of these
charming fashion book ladies will look
bc3t pasted upon an obling piece of
sandpaper and others will look better
on the square or round sheets After
you have decided which will be the
most suitable paste them securely
These may be hung by ribbons or at-
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Cheesecloth Dust Cloths
tached to the wall by brass headed
tacks and make a pretty as well as
useful ornament to the nicest of
rooms
To Pick Out a Card Blindfold
This truly astonishing trick is very
easily performed You allow yourself
to be blindfolded and then draw a
card from the pack prepared for the
purpose containing a single card
slightly broader than the rest You
draw this card and show it replace it
allow the pack to be shuffled and
when returned to you ask whiie hold-
fpibreideTediupeaa scarf
gollav Memst itched aad I
They are ready made and stamped
with pretty designs which need only
to be carried out in the most appro
priate color of silk or cotton embroid
ery twist
There are some girls who do not
like to sew and for these may be sug
gested shaving balls for the father or
big brother and match scratchers for
anybody who takes a pride in his
room
Shaving Balls and Pads
The shaving balls are sure to pleare
big brothers because they are always
hunting for papers on which to clean
their razors
Get one dozen sheets of delicate
pink tissue paper anrl out of them cut
round pieces the size of a small plate
Take hold of each piece in the middle
pinching it between the thumb and
forefinger and draw it lightly through
the other han7 crushing it the least
little bit Iter all the pieces have
been gone over in this way take a
darning needle with stout darning cot
ton and string each piece by running
the needle through the middle It
will be necessary to shape the ball as
you work always taking care to keep
it round and even Push the paper
down tight so the ball will be solid
When it is perfectly round fasten pink
satin ribbon down in the middle for it
to hang by and finish the top with a
bow having short loops and long ends
Shaving pads are much easier made
than the balls but not quite so pretty
For this you will require a dozen
sheets of paper Cut a heart shaped
pasteboard pattern and then cut as
many hearts as the paper will allow
These must be strung together evenly
at the top and a slit for ribbon cut
tLrough The ribbon should be one
ing the cards behind your back in
what order the drawn card shall make
its appearance whether it shall be
the first second third etc If for in
stance it is desired that it should be
the eighth count off rapidly seven
cards from the top of the pack insert
the broader card between these and
the rest produce the pack and in
counting off the cards the one previ
ously shown will prove to be tho
eighth from the top
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Eager to Trade
As a general rule little boys prefer
to have a little sister bin there are
exceptions A bright six-year-old boy
was very much distressed over the
advent of a little sister and the atten
tion which it received inspired the
youngster with an idea that he was
being sadly neglected One day as
both parents were admiring the new
comer the boy suddenly burst out
with Nobody cares anything for me
now and putting on his cap ran out
of the house Just then a neighbor
came along with a small dog and ac
costing the youngster jokingly asked
him if he would like to exchange the
baby for the dog Instead of the an
ticipated indignant scorning of the
proposition the little fellow with
brightening face answered quickly
Yes I do and Ive got a dollar that
Ill give to boot
Riddres
When is a boat a boat When
its a shore
What is that wMch is neither flesh
nor bone and yet has four fingers and
a thumb A glove
A gardener seeing Jour birds des
troying his fruit fired a gun at them
and killed one How many remained
None the others flew away
What crosses the water without
making a shadow A sound
Why does a sailor know theres a
man in the moon Eecause hes been
to sea
Last Weeks Puzles
A bird in the hand is worth two In
the bush
A stich in time saves nine
Evjry Day Heroes
Great men figure in every publica
tion but it is interesting to see a
new line of greatness being exploited
in Everybodys Magazine which
shows a pleasing tendency to
orate ne man oenincl tne gun in
place of the usual stale celebrities I
An illustrated article in the October
You must smoke the worlds coarsr J
tobacco however dainty be your pipe j
The
late B L Farjeon left the
manuscript cf a story for girls and
boys which is to appear serially in
Nicholas Magazne during the com
ing year It ials with Londons
Madame Tussaud and her celebrated
vac works the marvelous doing of
he principal characters in that ex
hibition Queen Elizabeth Henry
VIII Tom Thumb Guy Fawkes and
Dthers all of whom are brought to
ife and made to live in the London
of today
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A Bad Fix i
Vhei ere 7lcs3 up achln from head to foot and vlth S
tho ilesh tender to tha touch when K
Soreness and StSffoess
m Jcea ever nctlcn of tha body pal fu tho surest k
and quickest way out of ths trouble la to uza a
St Jacobs Oil I ii
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The liveryman doesnt think it
necessary to use insect powder on his
buggy
I do not ballevo Pfsos Cure for ccnsumpon
has en equal for cougns and colds John F
Borna Trinity Springs Ind Feb 5 1900
One night of foolish carousal may
destroy the rosiIt of a years intelli
gent labor
Mrs AVinGlMV s iotnin srrnp
For children teeriilnif softens ru kis reuicee
colli 23 a iytup
The masculine woman is looked
upon with suspicion by both sexes
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
but 10 cents per package
cost
Miles Didnt Know Powder
The Galveston News is a Jthority for
a good story about General Miles re
cent visit to that city W iile inspect
ing Fort San Jacinto onx of the men
who have tho ammunition magazine in
charge was standing at tho door of the
place with two little strips of some
thing that looked like macaroni they
being about the sizp and length of the
Italian delicacy Whats that said
General Miles Dont you know gen 1
eral what that is said the govern
ment official Dont believe I do
said the general examining a piece of
the stuff Thats the powder we use
in that rifle there as he pointed to
one of the giant 10 Inch guns fronting
out over the emplacement
Tho New Lord Salicbury
The new Lord Salisbury hitherto
known as Lord Cranborne is 4o Ho
entered tho House of Commons at
tne age of 24 as member of the Dar
wen division of Lancashire for
which he sat until the geneial elec
tion of 1892 when he was defeated
In the following year he was returned
for Rochester As lieutenant colonel
of the Fourth battalion Bedfordshire
regiment he served with distinction
in the South African war and was
mention in dispatcnes resuming on
his return the post of Under-Secretary
for foreign affairs which he ha3
held since 1900
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Yoar juuber or direct lrom i uciory feorLi 11
issue neroes ot ice iiour tens tne
plain story of various plain men who U None tvno have suffered tho tortures ac-
have risen to heroic heights during
the past year in the emergencies of
llocd feud and riot It is good tj see
the keen face of Leslie Matlock the
man who raced an Oregon flood and
spved 500 lives as a change from the
eternal steel magnate Sheriff Whit
lock who put down a cazy mob with
hi shotgun Lawypi Byrd who
plunged into a Kentucky feud Gov
ernor Durbin who played a gover
nors part to the shame of his weak-
er contemporaries we welcome
them all to such fame aa printed rec
ognition may give them Let us have
home of these every day heroes
The things that make life worth liv
ing are usually the things we have
not got
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