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TKZ BLUE FLOATR.
The blu flow, r haunted my u:-eanu. and I longed
wiui a paionte pain.
It Haw.il jounjy ticurt and a bounding pulse,
tliul myt'li; Cower to trnin;
lint tl:. j-en.-d roiloJ by iu a I:o--Ioi-1 qmttt. till at
i-rith. rom wan and .M,
In u jdl v-.i l.r.ml 1 t-Li!m! tiio flower to a heart
I':-.! w;ui Hliil im cold.
V, i1m.ii U. i-lhti iu lappitjcott' Hugazfno.
TUK STAIXKD OPAL.
It lay on a bed of whit velvet In a tiny
morocco cD u .tranely beautiful stone
f hhimtaering moonlight grity, ct in a
iuli ling t.f antique workmanship.
But inan.d of tii Miiilit fleams which
if t n.iracifiisiif or 4.iii.i tiicro was a
vivnl (l:i.sli of carlct iu its heart like u
round and
F.thi-I I. vim turned ilisra.se
ri'VU'l in l.cr v Lite liucers.
i i "v. r f.;.-.v m; ! lung so Ix-autiful!
::ei muted. h r gj!d-n hazel eyes re-
le.- w..' r-.pn i.lo of tho jewel. "It Is
(pille t ho lovciiest ring 1 ever saw iu lay
life! I wonder if it would fit me."
SLo tdipyoj it out of the ca.se and over
her linger. A e ho !id so a yellow slip of
.i'jT inurrea uown una lay unnoticed
i:t her , f
V . ... ! I . . . w .
1 i ..i..:t vny Aimi Mien norer
ic uitisod, us bho ad
i to me,
r new c-.-narreiit.. "Ami whose
i-rr.o Li-cu.' 1'erhajis the name is
'..-d to draw t!io
hut it refused to
in;; from Jior
come. UtLeJ
to get
t-rrcr.
f-r: i:.
"L .v t a.-ily it went on! And 1 suppose
t -f ii!vt io t!e Kotin and water
It i ,i r. ;:.iu."
But tho iingi-.";sted even tho influences
of mu;i .mi.1 v. j.ter. l'retty Ethel gazed at
it m ( j. :c dismay.
'! ! :., is u tlx!" kIio raid, aloud.
i .y dear? Mud a quiet voice
frr. I;ehi!i.l.
. i .... , . .
.it.:. i i ..ic :i. v. i.o i:au entered on
!.. :'..!. i.i h r niece's side and
j,..' i ' !;..::" . Lia..tioii of lmrror
l.! .:.;:. t of l.li.i l's hand, on which f;honu
ti. '.,..! riii". i!:-i!-i::yr with mjDsiids.
ir.-i-.i oiuj: How came
It on I i- r. I.ilu.'
I'tir.- ,-d!
tiiii! rl::S
'i in v
. lit he! :
'c . ii'i!
I: !, il .
1 riii".
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::r f:i'LT r.
' ivviMted I'.iIkI. "Tldd beau
'!i. Aunt Liun!"
curbed: IiikeitofI at
not iiMiJ nhe road ed tr.e brid;-" and th
rcat brown water tank loomed n be fort
Clinging dizzily to tho Iron railing she
felt lier way acrorjH tho narrov plank, not
lr.rln to rl.tnce down at tho whirling
Kon.1 bfTj-::t!i. let, tho should lobo her
I,i.aii' i! n:id i.i.l.
As hlj.! ic:';-ticd the other hid fuint and
friddy, the ui.ii.tlo of t!i incciiiin train
toko up',n ti.o roar or tho angry river.
With the bound new lifu entered Kthel'a
veins Snatcliin the scarlet bhawl from
lier head, uho ran aJoiifj the hrid?re. wuv
o: ii iranucaiiy. ai tlie last ei.res
'i ruiiim iie curve.
MiOf-awth.it hor siffual was ohstrved
li:e s; - or the train wan slackened. Mid
Willi a Mfiiiml as of n.uring wulera iu her
ears s.ie f..-ll unci ess across the track
AnJ to think,. aid prettv Mis 1 ;!.
aoiiio t,:$ ninths Iat-r. -that you should
prove to ho tho"last of fvini'dnos Llurid,"
Uovi . : nr;aiid iu haviu.-r you tiiat awful
(lay I lifted the c.ir.-.o f ton. 1. i.n i;w
litti; I knew I fchould liieet luv fate in
one of tl.,- r:, on tl at ti uin I xtg
iiMie.i: u,-ll i u biran-'eY
'Vry btranre." as.-en led Uoyce Iacre.
reaaruuir ins U auniul wire, quizzicallv
i nen i jurKeu ynu up as you lay In a
dead faint across tho ties. I knew I had
met ny fate. Lut. Kthel darling. I have
no faith in 'tlio curse of Lynn." It is moon
Binne. my Uar. It is not iu the power of
iu mouai to pronounce a lasuncr curse
"' oniy can uo inai, ana Lis niercv I;
luhnito. Canidh tho thuiiht. my little
will".
l'.tl:ols fidr fa(ffrew thoucht f ul
"Vr t how well it til fits In." she said
rciicx nveiy -n.o opal rui was cono
from my tinker when I camo hack to con
pcioupijoks. tnd no trace of it h.is lA-r-n
found It must have dropped into the
river. J uen Aunt Ellen marrvi'Sf thnt
dear old Maj. arri:i.rton. yunr he.-,t friend.
an. I my marruure with von. hrou-ht t lio
fultillment of tlie prophecy. Tor the race
oi I.vrni has virt uallv cp.asi:l orient lnwi
nier.Ttu in tliat of t arnnirton and Ducie.
".Mere coincidence. Et lie! "
' Hi, .said his wife, with the
prc.t:crt pout in the world, if it was only
i nlelice. yo:i provoking old skeJ.lic.
you must s:dnjit it was a very fin-mlar
oue. fcaturciav Ni"tit.
CAUSES OF COLDS.
60ME EXPLANATIONS GIVEN
WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN3.
DY
Violent Climatic Cliansc. Stenches of f.io
SfrtH-t and t!:e Contemptible ClarettK
Mire Or Linw to IlLuuo In tho Matter.
Other CuiiMes.
"Do you think that tlie vilo smells ema
nating from the torn up at recta have any
thing to do wilh tho prevalence of colds?"
asked tho reporter of Ir. Lewis A. Sayro
"Mubt iinquesLioaahly I do. Those
gaacs of which you f-peak are very poison
ous Thy attack and weaken t hi-system
of any one that hri-athes them ti such mi
extent t l..it it becomes more easily afTected.
cliliiiitic ehan;;e.-t. hut hv ail
iiv
man amy throw off
f'l.f li'iS to T' un
very
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.', it won't
iim.V'lv.
won't
d p;il.j
conie d!I," said
-I've been trying
Uide it a sing
T!- frijiej-ile of I ifo.
-I have Ktmiicd," ta:d Mr. James K;1I.
for years to come to some settled belief.
an I I think I have r.-ached it at last, so
i:.r. at least, as Ilscoverinp' 1 he ruincii.tn
i t 1 1 . i nave i.. lomrcr
y.: I.vrn t:
- !, l.:i.i l. i::l:. !:" the KTO.incl.'wliat
evil pt nii:s : m.ipted you 1 o slip tho fated
thi:;;r'U j oi r tincrV Iid vou run such
a ri: k r.lti.-r rcc.'iiig the i renhecvV"
tloti;.!:! tho pi ked up the faded, time
Fainc"l r"i p-.n f. and iiohi it toward
her wi-'i a : i.akii..; hand.
"IIimiI it : .ruin, my dear," she said.
". i.y. 1 KLVersaw it before!" answered
: life
C'.l.tit.
not Lin
anil 1
men wi'l
a
Life
is
is tho vital princi!
r ir.o:j nor h-ss than elect rieit v.
Iielii-vo that withrn live vears ii'i
!.!!Ov.k -J;-o tlii.j to Lu a fact
Ft I.i. 1,
tl.p Cl ! I
-I if
woi'.i!: i-i i :
she unfolded tho
V, I.;
.1. tents aloud:
f-r 51irtors"s sin.
!i '- t!. ! i.: i i f I.j jn
:.': ' f t !.f i:t ",
I'-.; ' f r. 1 1 ! fair of fae,
! I-'-.! v. i ' el!;wiLf t:,K..l
i '. : !. !i i i,r U.i.ii.ii:'o s l.i'jJ;
'llieu t!e race f Lynn shall ceiise,
A;iJ Zraira oul re;o.so ia poacn."
"What dorr-ercl!" l.iu-Jtcd Ethel.
Wli:;t I-? it ml aLoi.t, Aunt Eikn? Who :
V. iiS
this
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Ii':u!i. a:n! w;ij this her ringV
-r Uv:::.t yni to h'ar ti:e stor.
' i a t.:i r- ;:;x-i I uitv; "nut since i
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Vf
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l;:i'eu. oil
miiht
as well
. i 1 i i'..;i ! v.-fis ft pypsy girl
i ; i ful in her wild, pieturegu
et L-ast. tuouarht MOrto-i Lyn:i,
: at-.eat-f,'randfather. II& pr.id
j-reat ileal of ai ention won her
-. f:--t and miht have manied
. .;ti:-,.Ii v Lad iiot sweet Amy Leijrh
i ; - 1 v.'o:i tLo Kceae aud eusnaic-d
i : . !ij t.y '-:im Lluo eves and j-ellow
1..
. ( .n-r'i'vufcs were he forsook
l.I u k e; e.i. q--.en.ly Zorah, and married
i.:-. y in i i riu months' lime.
J.'ra L'-!-u :iii:eavt tho bridal party at
ti ' ; ;.u;- -h iior-r efier l!.t ceremony, and
j .-ot.i-uac-J a cius'i u)n th.i House of
l.yi.a. t ti." ct.Vct that each of that name
f hoahi i-erh by drownui Morton first,
j heo. Lis descendants in their turn. She
threw the .op8? rln given her by her false
lover at the f.t the pale young bride,
taring:
'My Lera-t's bloodstains that biont.
7".k' it JUid with it my curs9!'
'J ie vrst carried to her homo in
a iU '. i:iy uiiiit, but Morto laughed at
t'.ie v. : a.ti'. Nevertheless, bo $vas
After studying p.!I theories I have come
to that conclusion."
1 on think that as men become hotter
acquainted with tho nature of electricity
they v. ill hud It to ho tiio vil.il uriiK-ir,!,.'"
;i 0 :."
"Why. then, if that bo tho c:t: would
I: not L-.i poh.-iiblo by ihr iafus'u.n c,( dec
t ri it v imo a .-iend bodv to nutfim nr.---"
' "I-j: ;u:-e I do not think it would be
pes---')i.. to i-.irc to its normal condition
taa-.-laiv -.. i.i.-i is. if !ut wI:ot!v. at l. ast
ia (::: - f u.-s p:a ts. won: oat. 1 do know
iSi.s. i : :;.; hi i'arls dr.rin.g the ci:ol-,
i-i.:-L.i-. . nen imuureos oi tc:-.r:io wt n
dyiiif a '.jotit mo each iUv. The
ouijf jirceuuiini mat 1 U.Cil was
to
soled
uiyseii a non-conductor and keeiilrT t-iv
naturui eiectricity ii:ip:-isoned. ;i'hu
jriTaracd I wt-ut everywhere with perfect
impunity, i.ajienaly conr.dent that I
rouid n..u -;:t n 1 i:t t;ie:-.s(. "
Do you not thiuk that vour iaia-'ina
lion l ai v huo huu somethiu.-v tu !.
with it?'
-I believe (hat thu efTtct of the imarin
Ption upon tbo physical system is some
times jKAverl'ul enough to couuterii:t the
caccts of eiseuao. but Iain eui.ii.:, i,t that
in ray case it was tlio silk." Erooklvn
Ea''ie-
wear Kilk underclothes and douhle
ti!k stockings, thus maklnj;
"' '.- ' cf "tJe stone. A t!ie which named &fte
f 'r i. i. Vis Jwo ln U-mptme This is a COpV of a mirilculoU3 im
f.- 1 .1 J .' ."to river when the current ;.. :.. A- .. - ... ,
r.-.:: :
lie left 4)tso son. who grew up,
i r.-.et the sarao fat. lis son,
f:-'.?i:r. was swept overboard iu
;... I'ai l;-c .ceua. Ethel, how
I i . i v' .'
li ud," ar.sv.ered the gil,
l: - it.-acs. -IIo fell free t hp
-i the c-urt cut carried him
; : : .'.'i..i Lynn. -You and I
li .'i oof our face, and you
a-i..- :.ad fair." What in-
Hussla's Most I'iitnoits! Ikoa.
1 have r-poken of the ikons, or pictures
off rants, which nhound in tbo churches.
nut :t is not omy there thnt Each are
found. In the bouse of every pood Dais
s:sn there is a place consecrated to ikons
iu the uiraa.-j rooai of the hotel and the
counting room of iho bank you will see in
one corner a pietura of soluo saint set ur.
and often with a candle burning- before itj
In tho streets are littlo chapels or
shriue3, erected to contain such ob
jocis. iiio .two most famous lfcons
in St. Petersburg are a head of
the Saviour upon a banner which
was carried with Teter tho Great
at Poltova and to wl.i.ili Lb ascribed ' his
victories, and a picture of t:.e Virgin and
at
alter it
This is a copv of a miraculous imaire bo
innr-inqr hi tho citv of Karvau. which was
aiscovcrcd uninjured hinong theuLesof
a cf-nflagrat'on in 1S79 and which is Ftill
worshiped th?ro. This copy was in Mos
cow in lijl'J, and is Lx!ieved'to have beeu
tne mc;-.!.s of the delivery of that
tr. ra t;.e i lc iu
l"raiicieu '.'l.aa.-.I.i I-
that year. Cor.
city
SuU
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Et!ie5
'-i '. El-,y, s-hudder
!.. tvWAu. Du I dir
c in I he cui-su. Vha.
at illk-rV
Lark, Ethel ! What
and shook the, earth
' tho v. iiido'.v.
.- :; aaat tho I'latte river
. .-t.lli ...'y, 1j-tween its shady
;. v. IM b-.a.st it roared ami
t i - bridge uutil tho
-. : re t .-" ;.ij!t d and tottered,
iir .' ed it witii fascinated ej'e.
j!jp-3 gave uy and were carried
u hfri-cm i-y the aii(fry current. Thr
'... v. i': fvil with tl. em and from thll-
:it: of iLe bri.!eu hi ti.o -reat water
; in tiio village s-ido the bridge was
a rti.ii rn!v a narrow plank on cither
;! cn:it-. it::- tl-.c broken fragments.
Ia lr ! -'.:iie.-.j up at the cioek. Half
and tho flyer" due at tha
. tl -harp.
Lcrriiicd look upon Lx.-
I ta!
V-.
h.
i..
t ::.'
Ol ;
r nothing." the said, In a
and it gOL-3 rko the wind.
. - :.i la; i ed
fc li .
1; f ; i f.
L.i.ky vi.ic,
Auntie, f must ivo the bignaj; tWrp
uo one el mi near enough!"
'"Ethel, ou fchalT not!" gasped Miss
Ijn-i. starting forward ns Ler nieco
runrrl. 1 ! a i-liawl and tlc-4 toward the
!o.r U rjieiuber tho curso of Lynn I
lit:.- 1' Jl ' ii"
I:, i-i!
tr..-'.. I
I-. . m u-t L-:i to lit? aunt' vojee ot J-
imviir 1 Hew with breatlilee bste,
tjihi'.tvi ih'i charp stones which cot xuj
trttisoU her feet t ever step, psasin
es::o:i to IJen-.-volent Iiliionaircs.
It Las Ivrcnie a matter of heredity for
rich Americana to endow colleges. The
habit w-is fwi-mcd when the colonies were
a at lift y aar., ol-J, k:u! it has trown
-'. rosv-cr ever since. Iiai-iiy a coii.-;:o pf
i :-..miie.-nc-.. ia the land is'n'ot' jn.-:t t:ow
j-l.-iaii:-.:,' tin! of.tlay of on-j or more lega
cies. It i-i a mng-niiiceut way of b(-in;;
n.-aiaficer.t ; bat it is questionable if much
. f the money is not waste ! ly bving
;.I-ctd v." a civ it is Laialii apped by nano'v
;c.;-ori anil irs ar.d narrow purposes
.M. ;,t i. f -ar:ier coile-es aro alwnj-s
-1 ra-linrf Tor eitstencc and absorb all t ho
j.i5'U the V get without' npparbi.t beta-Jit.
i.'o-opi r-.'ive t :T 'rt on tha part 'cf tho
l.ene voient vcdtliy Is Ueedc-U to iuraa
garate fc.iii:ary retorm in our great cities
Education is tiow so largely under gov
irnment patronage that it requires lv.ss
imli villa jl tacrilice. 'I he health and nicr
al.4 i.f tl;0 na'.i' ;u ev t '"J j,reat fotcc
that .".antei-'.;aia'a.:cs' Iho iidvautagi's of
nidei.ing tL.lt ure. It Ij to Lo hopc-J
Ameriv'an ra'iiioa.aires vill tarn their at
tentii.ai to the sanitary purification of our
cities. liJ'.'';e-Ie-moc.riit. (
!i.--i iai ulrcadv on the railroad
n vin towurd tho river, and
W-v-ile Sulino Scil.
I!r M-.aics. sapcriulendent of the gar-de-as
of tae i.iuhaiugii of p.ii htiuga. laaU,
Las tacivedeu in reclaiming a tract cf
waale .-alii.e so-i, in which not even wecds
wen! I grow, by digging do u to the depth
of two feet and planting tlijckly at tho j-j-giunii.vg
of the' rainy season with trees
that hail been grown in j-ots. Li three
yeurs t!: rreund was filled with roots,
anil to all appcurancc-s the salt had gone.
WLeij l!:o i ices vt-ij thinned pnt in t!S7
the soil v. found to Ikj in good cbuditmn.
Similar cajrj! iaic nts have been success-
fully carried : i.t in other daces. Variou.1
kinds of trees were employed in the re
claiming operations, but (-ho best were thu
not oniv
iliseases The stroll"
disea.se, but tho we.i!
der I consider it an outrage that the
citizens of this city havo to bo subjected
to the dangers resulting from breathing
such an atmosphere In my daily rounds
as a physician I pass thrtugii whole blocks
of this detestably vitiated atmosphere,
and I cannot wonder that tho jK-ople of
the neighborhood are ill."
"Do you think that the smoking of
cigarettes makes one more liable to con
tract cold?"
"Yes The smoke from the stuff that
Is put into cigarettes irritates tho mucous
membrane of the bronchial tabes until they
beconio inflamed, and in that condition
they jre moro susceptible to tho attacks
of co'd But the subjec t of colds is such
a wide one and so varied that it is im pos
sible now to enter into a detailed discus
si. n. I think that vou may safelv nut
down the remarkable prevalence of the
many troubles that are classed as colds to
tho extraordinary climatic chan-ies that
wo have recently experienced and to tlie
foul steucues that beset us from tiio lorn
uu streets. "
ii m news to mo mat colas ere so
prevalent, aaid Dr. Anthony Uiinpauer.
Hi j next physician visited. Uut I do find
a prevalenco of bronchial troubles which
are often mistaken for colds, such as
bronchial catarrh, bronchitis, ton&iiitis.
pharyngitis, laryngitis, and all such
troubles that aro commonly denominated
voids. They ro in reality tho natural
results of breathing the abominable gases
that ari.so continually from our streets.
llio solid particles in these noisome va
pors continually strike on tho raucous
memhr.iuo, and finally cut it away. Thi3
produces violent inflammation, and in
that condition ono becomes thorouarhlv
Miseet iblo to climatic changes. I regard
New Vmi; as the healthiest city in tho
world on account of its magnificent situa
tion. It is washed on either side by a
taighty river, and a pure ocean breeze
bluv.-.-j over it continually. Uut if it wero
not for this splendid situation it would
bo the unhealthiest city in tho world, for
i-j municipal government eeeins to bo
'.ing all in its power to achieve that end.
Why. the .street here in front of uiv oiliee
s been dug up aud re.ptwed lour sep-
urate tunes in as many laoatiis, cad each
time vvu have been assailed by tao sarao
ai: gu.-.: i:-r ar.ci a-..'. .oao.as od.vrs.
Another thing that develops and ag
gravates these throat troubles Is tanoking.
And it doesn't make any difference if tiio
tobacco is tho best, it has ill effects, not
so much us poor tobacco or tho coulerapt
iblo cigarette, bat it is bad enough. Now
you or any other gentleman can make an
experiment for yourself. Y.'hen 3-011 get
up some morning sit beforo your mirror
and look into your throat. Ycu will lind
that it is the color of boiled salmon, which
is natural. Then smoke a- cigar "for livo
minutes, and look again. You will find
that the salmon color has given placo to a
eieep red. Jsmoiio tor buy minutes and
you, will find your throat has tk appear
ance of raw beef. Iu that condition it is
susceptible to climatic changes. There
fore. 2 ? health move, I would do away
with both the vile ga'-ef? of tho streets
and smoking, but especially with tho for
mer. Their existence is a menace to the
1 1;.. 1 1. 1. "
.Lli.ll J..:ut.i;.
Dr. T. S. Robertson was so ill with a
cold that ho could scarcely speak when
the rep.. rter called, but the subject pleased
him and lie talked on it with much free
dom, lie agreed f uliy with Dr. Sayro and
Dr. Iiuppauer concerning the effect of tho
gases from tho streets and tho habit of
cigarette smoking on producing colds and
throat troubles. He said that two yearj
ago when the streets wero being opened
he had twenty-seven cases of ulcerated
sore throat at one time in the Broadway
hotels between Twenty-third and Forty
second streets. ' Tie' had observed since
that tho pe-ople along the line of any
thoroughfare ' that was being disrupted
were subject to throat troubies, conghs
and colds, a condition that he attributed
wholly to the miasmac condition of the
atmosphere in such neighborhoods.
"Hut there are other influences that
must hi; considered." he continued. "In
the rir'st place, we live here'on' ah island ,
and i a coutitiuallv damn atmosphere.
As a ie'iuit, we are afilicted with catarrhal
troubieu. ivew Yoi-u has a-J per c-eiit. more
cases 0 catarrh than any city in the world
exe'ept Doston. Now this catarrhal con
dition is so susceptible to climatic infiu
cuce that anv little change in the weather
brings on a cold in some shat.ie.
Another very important factor in this
majl'-r is the carelessness of 'people in
e.,iug themselves. A man comes homo
fro: 4 biiaine-'-sai night, throws oi? a heavy
mii ol clothes, lumps Into full dress.
though tho temperature has fallen 0
le ,'s.. and starts for the theatre. His
who rigs out 111 some fanciful costume
tL-at docs not keep her half warai and ac
companies him. Thty step in the lobby
of the theatre and remove their wraps so
that the audience mav have a fall
;iv of their snienJor ns thev ntv.m-
. ... . - - . - j 1
eaadtf elown the aisle. Meantime,
they are in a chiliing draught.
LVitween tho acts tho man comes out aud
A FEW HEALTH HINTS.
Wearing Night Clothes Ir-iuwfg (ho Neck.
Outer Wrui foot Covei-luu.
It cannot l generally known that wo
practically breathe through tho skin in
other words, that the skin has a function
Koinethmg like that of tho lnugs It can
tint. of course, bo active unless kept
ulean. But la other ways than by neglect
of cleanliness i-an its usefulness bo im
paired. Tight clothing cripples it and
keeps the fioisons which nhould bo thrown
out at tho surface locked Jip in tho sys
tem, and also shuts out puro air which
should reach the skin. In purchasing un
derclothing, therefore, it bhould bo so
large that, even after frequent washing
aud shrinking, it will ftill be loose and
permit of a volume of air between it and
the body. It naturally fellows that, tho
outer garments should al-o be c-.rnpar.i-ivcly
large, and at h.u.t enough s-o to
permit every movement to be made wit h
is uiu.-h case when they are on as v. hc.u
they arc off.
'I hero is a habit which u!l, without ev
eeption, should practice, and yet it i i tafo
to say that not one man in. ten of our
people do follow it. Ilofereneo is raado to
tho removal of tho undervest on retiring,
uad the substitution of one kept for night
v ear alone. Tho underclothing, during
the eiay, becomes liilod with emanations
from the body, and must bo well aired
legularly every night, othorwho it bo
comes to a considerable extent pou-oiiourj.
aud the noaious matteis are again nb
svrbed by tiio skin This self poisoning
m sine to go on unless liia ruie given ia
el.'served.
THE MARGE 0F PROGRESS J
OUR LATEST IHPEOVELIE.NTS !
uzixzw;:: JAMk MKA-VV lii - vrAK--
I'liniilvely none Ki'nulno unlosn liarlng our name urn! prtcn Mnmi. i.lulnlr on
tailrr w ill supply you with rhiM-n i htarnowl Ifymi Innim iinii 1I. ilofnic mi: iriudi
.-talkT will coux you luto buying liilerlor lioc- upon wliick tliey make a larKrr i.rofit.
ennnot
UCCl II
make a iarner profit.
f JAMES MEANS' JAMES DEARS'
Uu uut luMUtt, ttuuia
la .
3 SHOE
untAULtLLU IM
STYLE UN EQUALLED
.fcvi DURABILITY
N. ?-v . l.m
DrorrATIAII
1 o rLnrLiuuii
C?. N. nr FIT
3
mm '
m tr-' .... i u
$4 SHOE
CANNOT FAIL
-5- TO
SATISFY
THE MOST. ifi
t'
;o ciht
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degree upon how tho neck is dressed.
Nothing should I e v.-orn r.b i i: v. I.i h
interferes with itj lreeuom of movement,
nor bhould it bo encumbered with
handkerchiefs, which so many wear as
mucn lor appearance as for comfort.
Let each ono now choose a certain
kind of collar, and wear no other stylo
until spring conies. Even a very slight
variation in this important article of
dress will favor a sore throat. The habit
or wearing tho fashionable baudages-
tua neciterchiels is an exceedingly bad
one lo get into. ninjP as a rule, those who
have it are troquent sufferers from throat
troubles. I'ractically the collar and neck
tie win bo surhcient protection for the
throat. heu the cold Is intense, turn
ing up tne coat collar will bo a sufficient
n-am lonal protection, unless ono is ridin
far in a strong wind.
When leaving tho cold air and entering
warm rooms, remove tho outer wrar
Tl... - t
oaco. lamics tail to observe this rule
01 tenor tliaa do men. V. hen people have
been long enough 111 warm rooms to be
come heated, they should not leave them
and at oace enter their carriage or a street
mc.-r iiioso co-.iuiuons they aro
chilled even by a .short rido. Beforo
attempting to rido they should walk a
low blocks, until the body is accustomed
10 lho cnango and circulation is active.
A ft,... ...... 1 I , . . .
ii 11.-1. u:iu ii;is oee.i exposed to lutense
cold and is even slightly chilled, a cud of
not. lea or con -o is advisable to "warm
up. iicOiioL, f.o Oiicu taken for the pur
pose, is more active, but seldom better
man 11:0 simple, harmless bt
rl.-.,..-l Ti-, 1 . 1
n-jnr-i. IJliM!! j'i OJOilgi'.j
:viu, as on a longdnve. hot drinks bl.ould
not bo indulged 111. lor they render the
body yet more sensitive to cJi-..
l be v.-crn by
and deiav to
possible;
Such h.-ix lircii tin r-ci'iit pro-n-s-f In our lirnneh ft Iniluf-lry that nre new al.I- to uftlrrn Hint Iho
Janu s .M-Hii-i l Mioe I-In e v.-ry ii;npr1M..ii,.l to iln-nti.,.. wt,loli.iily u fi-w j cioh !k wi n. ri li.ll.-l uti lvht
or ten 'l'ill;ir. If you will iry on a p.-iir yon will Im e.invln.-.-.l thai wo do n-.t eiiikv.-ruio. uun nre Ilia
or.. .iiiixl $;i ami $4 Sln-i, hii.I th..o win. Inutata our hvkI.-iii of IhikIihik nr i.iimI.Im (., ,-,,1,,.,,-t.. with u in.
(liiullty ot fuot.iry pi-ixlurls. In our line wo lire tin? hux'-'-t iiiiiiiur.ii-i ni-prj in I ho l,'nlfr,l Mho-h.
Oiio of our 4rav.iiK Bali K!.ii.ii who t-row vlblthiif tiio tliou rtlalUr of thu Piu lllo Counl uud Itocky
Uoutitain Ki-kIou w rites from there us follow h:
"I am iiior llmii satUlie l wlili tlm resulMof my trip. I hnv thun fnr itu-i-c'(tiii In iilni-lnir our full
line lu tlm liunda o'A N.. 1 ilali-r in every point I Imvo vlKlti-.l." ni K- on ! .av, "TliU I a
xpleudid region lorim t sell hU.i.-s in. Ui-aiiw inont of tho r-Oill r am !irKliiK tlmlr i ilKloiiii-m at
retail alnnit .loul.le tlie prleeH wliieii tlm hlioes lime roht lit wliolem.le. '1 he eon -.inenru In that tlm
T K.JL "-.'Vf. V ."Vl.',1 " l"lyirif J y.1 :,'V,',, ,'""' a iiir for Khm-a ni l aro not worth ux uiu.-h an our
JA.1II.S BlhAXV &.I n ml 1 sllt):,v. Our Hlioea w ith tlieh- very low retail price miiini. on tliu
doles of every pair arc lreukin down tlm lilh-li prieea wiileli luiv liidierto rulbil in tlie reiull inurket here
itml when a retailer put a full lino of yooila in hlsktock they ut oucu Ln-nln to ho oil' like hot cake, ko arcat
Is the ileinniiil for them." .
Now, klml render. Just stop and ooiml.Ier what the aliove K!:rnlfls no for as vou nrep,mrned II
assures you thnt if you keepoii Inlying MioeH henrliiK no inaiiuriu-l nr.-rs' muiiKor tlxe.l relnll 1.1 Ire htaniiH-d
on the KOles, you eaunottell what you ure nollinn an.l your reiaih-r I prohuhly making you pay ilonlilt
what your ahoes have cost lit in . Now, can vou afford to do this while we are .rol.-.-t iiik vou I.y Ntniiii.liiir
ournuinoaud lhelli.it retail price upon t he sole of our shoes bc-roru they Icavo our l.tclory do lliut you
cannot oe made to pay more for your shoes than they are worth ?
Miom from our celebrated tnciory lire no 1.1 by wUle.nwaltn retnllri-n In nil unrla of
th country. We will place them eaully wilhlu your nu.li In auy State or Territory If you win line.l uu
tent ln poKial card and write to uh. '
JAMliS iS: CO., 11 Lincoln St., L'o.ston, Jlass.
Z.
mImIui mJmutm atXasJ
-DKAI.LTt IN'-
o tow frc
-AND ALL KINDS
OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
-LATEST STYLKS OF-
'itJltT!
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
iCTxrBS'sria mass
SIXTH STI1FET, LET. 5TA)N NI) VINE.
mar vrrrx-r-:
A woixl about foot
o:oei-.iLi.os. t)i CoUlliC. Sana
all. e-.ir now laivv .t.hfi.
put oii ovcai-ho-33 as Ion .
-v Ciuc-es ana.
eaq.osars tc
LY 33. tO FQn
H YAW LI
i we it c.ie on, act") lin.ni in
f.crvie-0 until neit spring. Car drivers
uu,.iii.iSU:w otiier men cat t'lle.-v
t uo i out wui nu ay ;4! cuaiit
if tnoy discard leather Loots and
and wear cloth shoes iasida tkei
suocs. iiion their feet will bo better
ventilated, persire less taid houce kaen
much varmer. -.TJpstc-n IieraM.
n
aoie
hoes
ivcr-
J----- 1 -ac,T3!5-lm- "b i - i , , Y"
Took Her at Her Word.
A 1 "1 . . t , , ,. .
ii ijiira i-juwma in vonnaagac lilo v.-as
tnocaso r.t tno king at tho relation of
Denniu Bodkin versus Patrick French.
Tho plaintiff and defendant w re iiei:;-h-hors.
Tho latter was of tho "oiiid
shlock," full of fiirs, and possessed of rai
intolerable temper. He and wife had
conceived a deep dislike for Mr. Bodkin,
who entertained an equal aversion to tho
trenciies. iioukin had
Many piippone DEMOItKST'S MOXTIIIV
to be a fahlou mapazine. 'i'hi- la s great mistake.
It undoubtedly cumulus the finest I-'aphiom De
partment of any magazine published, but this ia
the cae from the fact that preat enterprise and ex
perience uro eliown, no that each department in
equal to a magazine in Itself. In DKMontur'n you
Rcta dozen maazinea in one, and per ure amuse,
went and Instruction for tbe whole family. It con
tains Stories, I'oems. and other Literary attractions,
in'ltilii! Artistic, Scieritiflc, and Household mnfters,
and is illustrated with original Steel Kiii'raviir
I'liotocTavure", Water-Colors, end line Woodcuts,
making it the JIouki. Mauaziki or Ameiiica.
Kuch copy contains a rATTl!t:w Okhkh entiilins
the holder to the eelcction of Ant Patter illustrated in any number ot the Ma-razlnc, un.l js Asr
or the sizes manufactured, each valued at froai 20 cents to 3D ce-uts, or o vet 3.(w worth of putterim
per vear, lree.
Yearly puhseription, 2.00. A trial will convince yon that yon ran net ten times tlie valu
Of the money jiaid. Single copies (each coutainiug l'attem Order), cents.
rnblished by W. JENNINGS DEMOREST, New York.
The above combination 1 a splendid chance to cet our paper aud Dekouebz's Mo:,THi.r at a
tfWaced rate. fcai your eubscriptioaa to liiis ofliwj. . -
J Oii AT tl AN 11 ATT.
J. H
in had hannened tr. ,-.f.
fend tho sonire and lady. That eveninrr 'R""2!sTT fH iS JT A ViJT j& T&T
they entertained a larga company at din -iaiS- -L3 Jiii-LjiiSe. Jt
ner, when Jilrs. 1-rench launched out in
s.ainlo about smoking a cigarette or else
l.e run- ncyos '.r- street .o get a drink
After tiio theatre it is a littlo supper at
iieknouico's. where they have to wait in a
draught half an hour for a table. Then
they will probably sit by a half open win
dow. The nest morning Xlwy wonder Low
tliey could have caught cold and grumble
at the doctor's fee. Half my patients
caught cold in just that way, r.ul in
fact I rnt.st cnufe 4ttitt tly evn severe
Loar5env3 Is due to just that cause.
"But colds are caught in a thousand
ways, such as walking fast and stopping to
talk a few minutes, oycrhcaUd rooms,
draughty cars and so on ad inhuit am.' Most
colds come from tho open pores of the skin
being suddenly closed and the blood being
Ihits driven from a surface er skin cire-n-JtJtion
o the lungs, la oiher words, cold
if$ cqiigestioii.' 1 U almost ricpcssibia to
avoid this evil, and my individual esperi
ence shows that it has been increasing
tvery year for the past thrco veari
Seventy-five percent, of my patients have
abuse of her enemy, concluding her wish
"that somebody would cut oil the fellow's
ears, and that might ouiet him." The
subject was changed rftev a whiio, and
all went on well till supper, at which
time, when everybody was happy, tho old
butler, one Ned Began, who, according to
custom, had drunk enough, came in. .Joy
was in his eye, and, whispering some
thing to his mistress which she did not
comprehend, he put a largo snuff fco Lat
nor nana.
Fancying it vas somq whim of her eld
servant, tho opened tho box and shook
out its contents, when lo! a pair of
bloody ears dropped out on the. i.ihln
Tho horror pf the company was awakened,
upon which old Ned exclaimed: "Sure,
my lady, you wished that Dennis Bod
kin's cars were cut off. so I told old Ceo
ghegaa, the gamekeeper, and ho took a
few handy boys with him. and brought
back his ears, and there they are, and 1
hope you are pleased, ' my hid v." Tho
gaa-,c!:eeper raid tho "bovs" left tho
county. ' French, and his wifo were he-Id
in heavy bail at tho Galway assizer-, but
tho guests proved no suc'h order was
given, that it was a mistake on tho part
They were acouitt.
'ooys and their loader never renn-
peared in the. county 'until after he death
I Bodkin, who lost his eai'3 manv venia
Argonaut.
w
rSm Sot
'ft .
BEE
rOKK PACKERS asd kauhs in LETTER AND FCC; .
, PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL.
THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS ALWAYS ON HAND.
Suaar Cured Meals, Ihms. Eaccn, Icrd,
oi our own make.
J'JL'3
The Lest Lranels of OY'STERS, i inns and Jmik, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
cf tho servant.
'i Lo "bovs" tu.d
before his death.-
Tlio MaTiinc-encc of Civilization.
Talking about the early days in Cali
fornia, there was an old fellow doymu
the country who was tho, first senator to
t iho iegi.-laturo from his district.
district was a rural one, and there
Inira ftaaaa. or rain : oe. and the ndbizzi i catarrh troublu In one thapq or another.'
l'onular bcienca Montblv. I 1 or j loiea inter views.
lrK-era. -
iiis
were no houses oalv cabins there roue-
wooden cabins, with nciis for La; racks
and a rojc for n. wai Jiobe and a cracked
Iookhig glass 'for a dress in ir tabic.' He
went to Sacramento, aud when ho got
back the entire district came in, io, cuil
npon him, and be gave, ikem n wonderful
ace? nut oi the magnificence of civilization
in the capital of tho state.
"Yas. boys; 1 had a china bash; an a
cake o' soap scented y gosh;' Pmelt like
the fJowi-i'-i, an' there wor a little place in
the wall with, a row of big hooks in it, an'
I said to i )m rsitpr 'Wlml'o il.ni ..
- - - " V . UU, 1 VI III
To hang your clothes ha.' says he, au'-rr ! H
well. 1 didn't bv-n ntiT- c l.itlioc -. V.-r. . i ' J
, - - - y -. - , iv iiau m
it; but it woe "splendid; but, bovs, that
svor. nothiu'. ' "What do you think I had?
A real bureau, a real, carved bureau, with
a looking glass bigger'n this window in it.
It wor gorgeous, gorgeous." ' .Under
tones" in San Francisco Chrocicla,
U)oWf o vi
I U ' U. ? hi v vs-Ji f
w 0J s 1,
HEALTH IS
W?.LTH f
! Dr. E C. Wes''. Verve aiel lira In Treatriietit
.' a guarantee fpeeilic fff tiyyieiin l)izziiics.
Convulsions. Fitn. NVrvoin S'riirah'ht, Iiei.o-ac-lie.
Nerveoui l'.tivtion c.-iiim-iI by the use
e.f a'.co'icil .-i- tniiM.'- n. Waikef:jines. ? ear:illfc-iae-ioit,
Ki.ficnniii of the Hrain lesu'tiMj !n in
ii.It.V ni iendirK t misery, decay and i-alli,
; ' r4'.iiai ure old A fr.';. linnet. ::ess, lp itVfvi
er in eitiier s.-x. In v'.uiitary I.eseH atiU f-'per-ttait
-n -!ifp--i caused by irivr-(ei-.k:ii cf tii
bra In (;;f.i!:-.ii? firr.ver-i:i.Ii'et'-.;. K.irli box.
c-ont;t::is oi.e leniiT t)' treatme'.i, .'i i n box
orsit boxes f'lrsa.oo, st-nt ty uH i rj.aid on
receipt ! pi ice
! WE GUAHAMIE SIX BCXE5
! To cure anv c.:" Witn e:c.-li nr-!rr n retted
j by tis for sjic lixr,. :,cc..-up;iii .1 nillifo.no,
i we will seil U-.e, pur.-liv.- r ( v.r v. :i''en ttiaran
i tee to fetui-n the rconcy if the .-itnrient dee
j notf-tr.'rt acure, f ;::araiilees Nsin d enly tv
: i il J. Warrielt fcie a r.t. t'laiturtniit Ii. Neb.
M. Iv. HRO?NE,
TA-W OFFICE.
P iwr:a.l at'etitlon
o my care.
to all P.iig;r.. rntiuif-
Dcata
Froverb.
foreseen never came. Italhu
D. "BOO ITS,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSSR.
All work first-class; west Fifth Stroet.
North Robert 6heTruod' Store.
SiOTARY IV OFFICE.
Title Examine.!. Ahstaictp Compiled, In
surance Written, iieal Estate f-ehl.
Kiter Fact'Ities for niakini; Farm. Ian than
Any QthQv Ajeucj.
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