Another R m
"What did tho Bun look like to you
when you wcro Ih tho arctic regions?"
"Well," answered tho exploror,
thoughtfully, "It resembled an oluslvo
gold dollar much magnified."
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MUST BEGIN EARLY
CHILDREN SHOULD BE TAUGHT
VALUE OF NEATNESS.
Excellent Method by Which One Moth
er Instilled Idea Into Her Little
Ones Parents Must Be Care
ful to Set Example.
Neatnc88 Is always attractlvo in
grown-ups, and tho best plnco to be
gin 1b with tho Httlo boys and girls.
It is difficult, as every ono who
tries It knows, to tench children to
keep their belongings In order, or to
bo careful and neat; but when onco
tho habit of neatness is inculcated, It
is of lncstlmablo valuo to tho hoy or
girl in his or her futuro llfo, nnd well
worth all tho trouble Incurred.
An ingenious mother thought out an
excellent plan. Sho mado It an unal
terable rulo that thora should bo a
place for everything and everything
kept In Its placo. Whenever any of the
family found anything belonging to an
other member of it out of place, they
wero at liberty to put It in "chan
cery. The chancery was a room, kept
locked and presided over by tho moth
or. Every artlclo entering there called
for ono cent to effect Its release. At
first caps, slates, pencils, slippers
came teeming In, and following them
the pennies for releaso, and theso
formed a fund for purchasing some
thing to promote tidiness such as
waste-paper baskots, paper racks, slip
per casoB and ho on. Soon, by iflrmly
adhering to tho rulo of demanding tho
ransom money, the articles coming to
chancery decreased, and tho lesson
was thoroughly taught to all the chil
dren, from tho oldest ones away at
collego to tho little maid of four years
of ago at homo and mother's "right
hand." Outside tho chancery door
there hung a slato with a pencil at
tached, and when any articles was con
fiscated, the date was noted.
A certain tlmo fixed for their deten
tion was a wlso forethought, for if tho
little articles or toys must remain in
chancery three or four days or a week,
their Uttlo owners will think more of
being deprived of thoir treasures than
even of paying tho necessary penny
to releaso them; and tho toy comes
out again with a certain' freshness1 that
makes it doubly attractive.
But parents should always remem
ber that they must set a good example,
MADE UP IN PASTEL BLUE
English Idea for Attractive Costume
That Has Been Generally
Admired.
Pastol blue cloth is chosen hero;
the pretty skirt has a tight yoke which
is cut In a big tab at tho center of
front; a wido strap edgos tho yoko;
buttons and cord trim tho tabs; tho
lower part of skirt is plaited In sets
of threes.
Folds are mado on tho shoulders of
bodice, drawn lu under tho strap
which edges tho lower part of bodico,
which matches In shape the yoke on
skirt. The upper part of sleovo is
arranged In folds and piece lace forms
tho under-sleoves and yoke.
Hat of soft straw trimmed with a
buckle and three quills.
Materials required: 8 yards cloth
48 Inches wide, 2 yards laco, 1 dozen
buttons, 1 yard cord.
Trlmmlnns,
Suede, taffeta and moire silks and
buttons and stltchings are to be much
used as trimmings.
and tho servants should bo Instruct
ed to remember nentness as absolute
ly imperative. Children are very quick
at detecting Inconsistencies, and no
tlco at onco tho fact that their eldcra
aro not practising what thoy aro so
sternly preaching.
JUST RIGHT IN SEWING ROOM
Cabinet Insures Everything Being
Close at Hand When It la
Wantod.
The most convenient thing yet In
the form of a sowing cablnot has boon
designed by a Missouri man. It can
bo stood up near tho owner, llko a'
screen or when closed Is easily carried
by handles at tho side nnd top. The
cabinet is mado in two parts, hinged
together. Insldo is a series of spool,
supporting arms, with pegs to set the
spools on. Thero aro cushions for
pins and flnnnol for needles nnd hooka
to hang floBs or other sowing silk on.
Also thero aro pockets to keep mate
rial or patterns. On the other side Is
a drop panel on which articles In Im
mediate uso can be placed, and below
this Is a largo pocket, adapted to hold
embroidery and the hoops used In this
kind of work. Such a cabinet will hold
everything that a woman needs for sew
ing, except n machlno, and being com
pact in arrangement can bo carried to
a friend's home. When l Is stood up
by tho sower's chair it brings every
thing within easy reach and saves con
tusion. TO MAKE NECK BEAUTIFUL
Massage With Properly Made Cream
Is One of the First of the
Requisites.
Always before any kind of cream Is
applied tho throat must bo carefully
washed at night and tho cream rubbed
from skin to chest with a rotary mo
tion. This work should last for five
minutes at least. At tho expiration of
that tlmo tho cream may bo lightly
wiped off and a lotion mado from n
pint of high proot alcohol to nn ounce
of tincture of benzoin applied.
Following this tho head is to be
bent back as far as It will go, which
should bo enough to stretch the
throat cordB, and alternating with the
backward tilt tho head must droop
forward until tho chin rests upon the
chest. Afterward tho head must be
twisted first to ono sldo and then to
tho other, tho object of theso move
ments being to keop cords and mus
cles strong and elastic and prevent
their sagging and so destroying tho
throat contour.
A woman who carries her head well
that Is, tho chin up is less apt to
lose tho beauty of her throat than one
who permits her head to droop for
ward. Ah n matter of fact, tho head
held up, tho chin in place, is a beauty
not common, but ndds enormously to
tho effect of presence and distinction.
A mistake not unusual to thoso trying
to cultivate tho habit Is to thrust out
tho chin.
Concerning Curtains.
Attractivo-looklng curtains aro fash
loned from the all-over filet In tho
square designs. Tho edges nre trimmed
with cluny laco about two inches wide
and an Insertion of this laco Is set in
four Inches from tho laco edge.
. Any person who knows how to sow,
or even baste, could make those cur
tains, as the laco Is laid on flat and
may bo sowed by the machlno and
thus Bavo fully half of the cost of the
ready made.
Those draperies aro desirable for
use In rooms whero elaboration Is not
wanted, yet whero slmplo curtains or
Ecrlm or muslin would not bo suffi
ciently Important,
Apricot Linen,
A suit was nprlcot linen of silk)
weave and shot with whito. It con
sisted of a long coat or tunic oponlng
over an apricot moussellno under
dross, crossing In Japaneso fashion.
The coat was Bleovoless, but tho
sleeves of tho frock wero of tucked
apricot muslin, finished at neck and
sleeves with smocking In black silk
Tho doep belt was of black, with a
veiling of apricot muslin.
RESTRAINED THE RAILROADS
Judge D. P. Dyer, Who Stopped Rate
increase, Fought the Famous
"Whisky Ring."
St. Louis. Judge David Patterson
Dyer of tho United States district
court of tho eastern district of Mis
souri, who grantod tho Injunction re
straining tho railroads from putting
In force the advance In rates filed with
tho interstate commcrco commission,
long has been prominent In important
legnl cases. Ho was nppolntcd United
States district attorney In J.873 by
President Grant and requlrod great
fame In that position by his rolentloss
prosecution 0f tho "whisky ring"
during President Grant's term, when
Qrnnt coined hlu famous expression,
"Let no guilty innn escnpo."
In 1880 Judgo Dyor was Republican
candidate for governor of Missouri,
was dclegate-at-largo to tho Repub
lican convention of 1888 nnd 1000 and
In 1002 again was appointed United
States attorney at St. Louis. Slnco
April 1, 1907, he has occupied his pres
ent position on the federal bench.
Judgo Dyor is a native of Henry coun
ty, Virginia, Is 72 yearn old nnd a
graduato of St. Oharlcs college. Ho
has lived in Missouri since his child
hood nnd beforo his romoval to St.
Louis in 187C was a member of con
gress from the Piko county district.
Judgo Dyor was regarded as ono of
tho most eloquent lawyers In tho coun
try. HOUSE IN A TREE STUMP
Illustration of the Inventiveness and
Resource of the Pioneer Found
In Northwest.
Seattle Wash. Tho inventiveness
and rcsourco of the pioneer aro often
shown in tho way he makes Naturo
orovide a houso for hhn. Tho fir trees
of tho Pacific Northwest, occasionally
attain such proportions, espoclally
near Pugot sound, that tho stumns nro
employed for novol purposes.
in some portions of Washington ono
can nee theso huce stumns. which
havo been hollowed out nnd actually
mado Into temporary homes for set
tlers. To mako a stump houso it Is
necessary only to romovo tho material
from the interior, leaving enough to
form walls of Bultabjo thickness. Then
a roof of boards or shincles is nut
over tho top of tho ntump, holes aro
cut ror windows nnd doors, and tho
dwelling is practically ready for oc
cupancy. A number of theso stumps
have been used by Bottlers on what
nre called logged-off lands, until thoy
have been enabled to construct larger
The Tree Stump House.
and more convenient dwellings. After
the stump homo has bcon vacated, It
Is turned into n stable for horses, or
sometimes into an inclosuro for chick
ens or hogs.
Next to tho big tree of California,
or Bcquoia, as It Is termed by tho sci
entists, tho fir as found In Washing
ton and Oregon has tho largest diame
ter of any tree In America, npd prob
ably in the world, Soma have been
cut down which actually measured lit
feet In diameter ut tho point whore
tho Incision was made, Ab thoy de
cay very rnpidly after tho timber has
been removed, usually tho Interior can
be hollowed out with little dllllculty.
Sometimes they nro tisad for dunning
platforms, some bolng largu enough to
accommodate) four couplus.
Looked the Part.
"This Huburb Bpouka for Itself," de
dared the real estate itgint. "1'ioplo
nr "Imply crazy to ' purchase hi usrs
1- t."
'mpli!" Krunted the prospective
v t nt, nnziiiK doubtfully about I'aO
d- ary road, "I bellovo that."
RECOGNIZES A GOOD WORK
Ex-President Roosevelt Pays Enthusi
astic Tribute to Mission
Hospitals.
In Uganda, Mr. Roosevolt responded
to an Invitation to open a now addi
tion to tho Mengo C. M. S. hospital.
Mr. Roosovelt said:
"Long beforo I enmo hero 1 had
known of tho work that was being
done In Uganda, and felt particularly
nnxlous to seo it. Hero you havo a
particularly Intelligent native raco.
which has already dcvolopod a very j
interesting culturo or Its own, n cut
turo both political and social. And tho
great work must of necessity bo to try
to help that raco onward, and to try
to do It In a practical fashion, and to
do it so that tho doing of It shall be
primarily a benefit to tho raco, and,
secondly, a benollt to your own people
from whom you como.
"I have tho strongest fooling as to
tho good that Is being done by tho
medical missionary. Thero must bo
some visible) fruit In tho llfo nnd work
of tho man who preaches if his preach
ing is going to havo a very great ef
fect upon those to whom ho preaches,
That visible fruit can be showu in
many different ways, and ono of tho
most efficient ways of showing it is
by just such work ns is being dono in
connection with this building, which
It will naturally bo n source of pecu
liar prldo to myself to havo my name
associated with, and which I now
take plcasuro In declaring to bo
open."
IN A SERIOUS CONDITION.
A Case of Terrible Kidney Trouble.
Henry Palmer, Colo and Walnut Sts.,
Darncsvlllo, 0 says: "My kidney
troublo was caused by hardships and
exposuro in tho army. Tho awful pains
across my back grad
ually becamo moro
ttavero until I was in
constant misery. My
feet and hands wero
swollen to twice their
natural slco. Tho kid
ney secretions wero
in a terrlblo condi
tion for months I voided what seemed
to bo clear blood. I becamo bo dizzy
everything seemed to whirl. My con
dition was alarming when I began
using Doan's Kidney Pills. Beforo long
I Improved and was soon strong and
well."
Remember tho name Doan's.
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Didn't Know the Purpose.
Mark Twain, as an cxamplo of un
conscious humor, used to quoto a
uartford woman who said one day In
tho lato spring:
"My husband is tho dearest fellow.
'Jim,' I said to him this morning, 'are
,you very hard up just now 7
"'I certainly am hard up,' ho re
plied soberly. 'This hlch cost of liv
ing is terrible. I don't know what I'm
going to do.'
"Then, Jim,' said I, 'I'll givo up all
tnought of going to tho country for
July and August this year.'
"But the dear fellow's face changed,
and ho said:
" 'Indeed, then, you won't, darling. I
thought you wanted to buy a hat with
an algrctto or somo such foolishness.
No, no, my darling Jim can always
find the money to let his dear little
wifo go to tho country.' "
An Almost Universal Prayer.
"Among tho late Bishop Fobs' aneo
dotes about prayer," said a Philadel
phia Methodist, "thero waa ono con
corning a very original Norrlstown
preacher.
"TIiIb preacher, In tho course of a
long prayer one Sunday night, recount
ed the many misfortunes and evils that
had befallen him In tho courra oi his
long life. Then, sighing heavily, bo
prayed:
" 'Thou hnst tried mo with nmtctlon,
with bereavement, and with Borrow of
many kinds. If thou nre obliged to try
mo again, Lord, try mo with the bur
den of wealth.'"
To mako pleasures pleasant, shorten
them. Huxton,
Mrs. Wlnslow'a Knottilng flynip.
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Candor Is ever the brightest gem of
truo criticlBni. Dlsrnell.
There arc imitations, don't be fooled.
Ask for Lewis' Single Binder cigar for Co.
Goodness Is the only Investment
that novor falls. Thnreati,
A Clean Man
Outside cleanliness is less than hall tho battle. A raaa may
scrub himself a dozen times a day, and still be unclean. Good
health means cleanliness not only outside, but inside. It meant
a olean stomach, clean bowels, clean blood, a clean liver, and
new, clean, healthy tissues. The man who is clesn In this nay
will look it and act it. He will work with energy and think
clean, clear, healthy thoughts.
lie will never be troubled with liver, luntf, stomach or btood
diiorders. Dyspepsia and Indigestion originate In unclean stom
achs. Illood diseases are found where there is unclean blood.
Consumption and bronchitis mean unclean lungs.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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and healthy. It cleans the diflcativo organs, makes purs,
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prostration. It contains no alcohol or habit-forming drugs.
Constipation is the most unclean tinoleanliiiets. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel
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YOUR
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FitEDEMCK, Uloomdalo, Ohio.
TJackacho Is a symptom of female
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