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-e Fro as the Uead.
V. White, the wile or trio veteran
jofeuor H. II" White, of Lexington,
C was not a little startled a few
UtinnhTrecehriiira Dostal eur.l ; l
Viressed in the handwriting of a dear
lend who had been dead over eleven
tri. Turning the card over she
fcognized the well-remembered sigiia
te of her departed friend, aud tlui
kes it contained were in the same
riting. it was use receiving a mes-
:e from ths dead. An examination
aaled the Boston postmark, dated
ly 13, ioia. me jLtexiugiou pusi
ce receiving stamp was dated Jai-
kry 2, 1S'J3. The whereabouts of tlii
bstal car for thirteen and one-half
ars is one of those mysteries that
111 probably never be solved.
tioing to Colleen to Tiny Hall.
Professor Richards of Vale collie
lakes a very pointed and very ap-
kopriate answer to the complaint of
ke students in the professional schools
Cere that they are to be prohibited
iom playing ball after having come to
itle with the explicit understanding
kat they should go on the college
ne. 'Tf it has become a tradition at
ale to encourage men to come to col-
fce to play ball," says Professor Rie'n-
ds, "it is a pretty poor tradition.
lie sooner we get rid of such men the
ttter."
Amelie Rives-Chanler scarcely ever
tea that purt of her name that follows
ke hyphen.
Alternating bangles of jade, tortoise
Veil and gold produce an artistic con-
fast resting upon a white arm. J he
kde is supposed to bring good luck.
A. heart in pale green ennuiel, around
illicit is entwined a serpeui. in gold, set
kith diamonds, is probacy designed a3
ii appropriate gift from a jealous
ivain to a tickle sweeuieart,. Jewelers
teekly.
THE EVOLUTION
M' medical aijciitH is gradnally rclegaliiif?
ke old-time herbs, pills, ilraiiRlitrt and
jppetable extracts to the rear and bringing
Flo general use me pieasani aim iim-mc
Itiid laxative, Syruiiol' l-'igs. To get the
rue rpmenv see inm u i iMitiminnuiui "v
Jie California Fig Syrup Co. only. !'r
kle by alll eudmij (Irnggistt..
MissHattie M. Kimball, who has
)een elected president of the Penns-
loro it Hainesville railroad, is probably
?ie only woman in the country who
at tue neau ui n aic.im miLnn..
"JUddeford," a Maine newspaper le-
lorts, ''has a blind man iiartus l'er-
! Ins by name who can kill a rat or
touse with his cane as quickly as a
lit could attend to the job."
Tmn WiiiI. I, as a well 100 feet
C lULUIlin) ' cot,., ...... ..
. lorn from which the wind blows con-
fiJinually. A s there is fifty feet of water
ii.- ll nf Ilia winrl is
fi 111 lilt) lc TUUII.O ..
.mystery.
I "iiA complete set of electric ccokinp
appliances is to be placed on the new
t whaleback steamer Columbus, which
Will be the first vessel to be thus equip.
pad
c Washington Star: Extreme loquac
loii'n fs seldom goes with an air oi
prosperty. The more a man talke
', through his hat the shabbier it gets,
r.' a t riQihniiriT Pranpp nr. ftlfip.trie.al
Ai; yuciuuuig, j. . .... , ....
anoe is m successful operation, it win
run twelve hcu s at the rate of near y
ght knots an hour.
There wore 7,5000 pennies found in i
IroD-a-cent-in-the-slot" ' chocolai.
laud at Atlanta City.
$ The shortest cut to wealth is through
bo lane of contentment.
" ','! he man who chases bubles will bark
' tits shins sooner or later.
' The nickle plating does not give any
, fewer to the engine.
.fc.
K THE WOMAN WHO WORKS,
and u tired, wjU Una a
special help in Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription. Perfectly
f harmless in any eondi-
tion of the female sys
tem. It promotes all Ute
natural functions, and
builds up, strengthens,
regulates, and cores.
For women approach
ing confinement, nurs
ing mothers, and every
weak, run-down, deli
cate women, it ia an in-
i . .... i r. HI I mi lt i tl
jfcvgic that's peculiarly adapted to toeir
But it's more than that, too. It's the only
1
. muranteed remedy for all the runenonai
lirturbances, painful disorders, and chronic
Weaknesses of -womanhood. In 'female
- sjompUinte" of every kind, penodicsi pains,
' ' - tearing-down sensations, internal inflamma
. .' tion, and kindred ailments, if it ever fails
1 ; lo benefit or cure, you nave your wj
Something else that pay we afar,
may be offered as " just as good." Perhaps
t is, for him, but it can't bo, for yon.
- The Best
Waterproof
Coat
In the
WORLD!
naa' 1 wit at ti-itrVn ia waifrarrfod WsXlPT-
1 m r inn duaau nwn .
new rvuiu ".''" 1, WTSilTDSud
Kgjall'iL.'A. J. TOWEBBn. Mt. J
I inifC wishing tn mako 25 a week doing
Will' O writing t homo, address with sismp,
Mrs. L. W. Needham, 1032 VanBuren fli.,
Chlesgo, 111.
r- iu.
CaamrpttTt snd people
wWohsT weak lung" or Astb-
na. should bm ruo 10 mr
Coasaiptlon. It has
la.Btaa Hi It has not lagar
don. ill! not Md totak.
It Is tb bast coogh srrnp.
old avrrBr.
ELECTRICAL NOTES.
i The latest inventions in electric
htating devices include hand stamps,
u,lln-irons, coce urns, brandiDg-
nwii aim laintus new apiUM-aiums iaj
surgical instruments. The field of
: lie electric heater is couijiaratively
narrow owintf to the high cost of cur
ient, but it seems to lie almost iull
nitelylong. A MiNiATVKK thunder factory has
been constructed for the Science and
Art Iteparluient, South Kensington,
Knlana, with plates seven feet in ;
diameter winch, it is believed, would
give sparks thirty inches long, but
no Leyden jars have been found to
stand its charge, all being pierced ! y
the enormous tension.
Miutaky projectors have been re
cently experimented with at S
i'eteisburg. The tets referred to
the illumination of the ground sur-1
face by means of electric projectors 1
placed in a balloon floating at a j
height of nearly H.ouo feet More
exhaustive tests will shortly be car- J
rieu out at some forthcoming siege ;
operations at Ivangoiod. '
E1.Et-rr.10 heaters are found to be 1
excellent for u-e in conservatories on
account of the absence of the un
wholesome gases or vapors which ,
might injure the plants, simplicity of
construction in the parts conveying
the energy, perfect safety as regards
heat,, which can be regulated at will, ;
cleanliness and convenience and ra-!
pidity in starting and extinction.
Ki.KCTitic search lights are being
adopted by custom officers in Kngland
in order to avoid the possibility oi
explosion while rummaging for goods j
on board tunic and other vessels car-1
rymg explosives, liiiby colored lights
for the examination of imported cases
of photographic negatives 111 a dark
chamber are ais 1 to bo supplied .to
obviate the risk of premature develop
ment. Two Kw j ateuts describe respec
tively an electric cigar-lighter and an
electric refrigerator. The cigar
lighter consists of a platinum strip
heated to incandescence at, will by
passing a current through it, and the
method of electrical refrigeration is
described as consisting in lowering
temperature in a portion of a conduc
tor and passing an elccLric current
through the conductor to increase
the condition of the heat from the
warmer to the cooled portion.
Regarding the new electric launch
Vashti, builton thelinesof the Aiva,
and which recently ran on the Hud
son from Js'vack to Sing Sing and
back, the Scientific American says:
'It is impossible to imagine anything
more attractive. No engine, no lire,
no smoke, no smell, and all the
weight below the water-line. There
probably-never was a boat which
combined more perfectly the desirable
qualities of comfort, speed, aud sta
bility. The batteries hold a charge
lor a nine to ten hours' run, and the
speed developed is eight to ten miles
per hour.
Aimri.ns of incorporation have
been II led for a trolley road to be
known as the Elizabeth and l'lain
fleld Street Railway Company, which
proposes to start at Morris avenue,
Elizabeth, aud run through to Or
chard street, to AVestfield avenue, to
Grove street, to "West Grand street,
to Jersey avenue, thence tnrougn
Third avenue, in Linden Township,
to Walnut street, in liosclle, and be
continued tnrougn Cranford Town
ship to the Central Railroad depot at
Westlleld. The capital stock is $100,
000, and applications are to be made
at, once to the authorities of the
various municipalities which the pro
posed road is to traverse.
Ail Odd Monopoly.
One man makes all the ink with
which the United States Government
prints its paper money. His father
invented the ink, but he never told
anybody how he did it until just be
fore be died, when he let his son into
the secret. Had an untimelv acci
dent gathered the inventor to his
fathers before he told his son about
the ink the Government Printer
would have been in a bad wav, for
this is the only kjnd of ink that will
print on the peculiar surface of the
fiber of which Government note
paper is made. The maker employs
only six men in the manufacture ol
his ink, and tione of them is in trie
secret, nor has any one yet seen Oie
interesting act of mixing the in
gredients of which the ink is com
posed. The owner of the secret locks
himself up in his own room two
weeks in each year, and it is there
and then that he mixes stuff enough
to supply the Government with ink
for the ensuing twelve months. The
process of locking himself up sur
rounds him with an air ot romance
something like that of the man whom
Ualzac made to search for the alka
hest, the only difference being that
the alkahest fellow shut himself up
for a lifetime and got nothing, be
sides alienating the affections of his
wife, while the other locks himself
up for two weeks and gets 850,000 a
year. New York Home Journal.
Taming or Oyaters.
Many of the 'waters of Maryland
and Virginia richest in oysters are
now frozen over, so that oyster catch
ing Is suspended, and should the
severity of the winter continue thou
sands of oystermcn must be idle.
Many of the outlyJng islands In the
Chesapeake Bay are firmly knit to the
mainland by the Ice. There will le
a rush for the oyster bed when the
water opens and ovsters are likely to
be very cheap throughout Maryland
aBd Virginia before the oyster-catching
woven clowtt at the end of April.
Speculators are making rcadv to buy
up the early spring oysters at low
rates and hold them until the price
advances. TSIs Is a simple matter,
a the taming of oysters, so to (peak,
is bc old-time practice.
Royal Baking Powder
Is Absolutely Pure
WHILE there are so many alurn baking pow
ders in the market, the use of which all
physicians decide render the food unwholesome
and liable to produce dyspepsia and other
ailments, housekeepers should exercise the ut
most care to prevent any powder but the Royal
from being brought into their kitchens.
In the use of Royal there is an absolute
certainty of pure and wholesome food.
The official State Chemists report : The
Royal Baking Powder does not contain am
monia, alum, lime, nor any injurious ingre
dients. It is absolutely pure and wholesome.
The Government reports show all other
baking powders to contain impurities.
In the use of any baking powder but Royal
there is uncertainty if not actual danger.
It is unwise to take chances in matters of
life and health.
Wrote lo Himself.
A lawyer borrowed a book from a
friend in the same ollice, to ik it home
and forgot to return it. Several times
he was reminded of this by the owner
of the book, and as many times forgot
to put it in his pocket when he left li is
house. At last, stung to desperation
by his friend's gibes, he sat down and
addressing a postal card to himself at
his residence, wrote, on the back of it
thus: "If you do not attend to that
matter within twenty-four hours you
may expect the worst." ' There," he
said grimly, "if that doesn't fetch me
nothing will." It did fetch him. It
fetched him out of a late sleep the. next
morning immediately after the pot
man's first visit to explain to his whitt
faeed, terrified wife that slits was not
likely to be made a widow. He offered
explanations,and took the book back;
but he is not eure that he has not com
mitted some crime or in some way gotj
into the clutches of a blackmailer.
l'roin "Sflw Orlc;aiii Oiu- .v.utheni
Canit'il . "
Ky Julian Ralph in Harper's Mnij(ir:inr fot
February.
The Louisiana lottery being legalized,
tickets are openly displayed in fheshop
windows, and are sold on the sidewalks
by men, women and children. One
store for the sale of these ticlcels bears
sucli a legend as this on its sign: This
is lucky is' umber Eleven. More winn
ing tickets sold here than anywhere
else in town.
There was a drawing while I was in
the city, and knowing that the lottery
company was not to ask for a renewal
of its privileges, I availed myself of the
opportunity to witness its chief public
operation and the historic characters
wlio have been induced by large salar
ies to figure for it. The drawing took
place in a theatre ca'led the "Academy
of Muisc," at eleven o clock the morn
ing. The yellow gas-jets battled feebly
wiih the daylight in the lobby into
which the people were pressing without
let or qualification. The theatre was
two-thirds full at last. On the stage,
set with a parlor scene, was a knot of
men between two wheels. The wheel
on the right was a band of silver, with
sides of glass aud with a door in t lie
inftal rim. A bushel of little black
gutta-percha envelopes the size of
;lominoes had been poured in'o this
wheels, and a white boy, blindfolded
wi h a handkerchief, stood at he
handle of the crank by which the wheel
ivas turned. He had one arm in the
door of the wheel, and with the hand of
1 he other arm was offering a tiny enve
lope 10 Gen. 15eauigard the last
turviving general who served on either
qde in our late war. A flne, most
eiitlemanly-looking man lie is, with
'he features of a French courtier, with
snowy hair, a white moustache, a little
'oatee, and 1 he pinkest skin a baby
V rknew. lie was faultessly dressed.
Across the stage, besides a very much
arger wheel of oarti-eolored boards, sat
ajor-General Jubal A . Early a per
ect type of the conventional figure of
Fa her Time; tall, portly, stoop-shoul-lered,
partly bald, and with a long,
heavy, white beard. lie was dressed all
n the color of the uniform he dis
inguished by his valor as a soldier.
uy each general stood a blindfolded
hoy. taking numbers out of the wheels,
1 nd handing them to the generals.
From the big wheel to Maj r-Ueneral
Rarly came the numbers of the tickets;
rom the little wheel to General Ueaure
r ni came the numbers of dollars that
formed the prize each ticket had won.
y each general stood a crier. Early
'eadout, "Twenty-one thousand one
'uindred and fifty-two;" and Deaure
:ard, having shelled the gutta-percha
'ase of a billet, read out, "Two hun
dred dollars." Then the criers took
the billets and cried the numbers.
'Twenty-one thousand one hundred
uid fifty-two" from one; "Two nun
I red dollars" from the other, who by-he-way,
called out tew hundred dollars
it least tew hundred times. Hut all
h prizes were not of that amount
' chanced to hear the capital prize read
. ut.
'Twenty-eight thousand four hnn
,lred and thirty-nine" said Early.
"Three hundred thousand dollars," said
Beauregard.
The effect was startling; Indeed the
startled sensefrefused to grasp the
meaning of the words. The criers re
peated the figures. The people In the
theatre craned forward, a hundred pen
cils shot over pads or bits of psper in
men's and women's laps. Then a mur
mur of voices sounded all over the
house. The routine o the stage was
halted, for the criers took the two bttsof
paper to some clerks who sat at tables
In the farther part of the stage, to al
low them to verify the important fi
urs Then the rottUne began anew.
litissian Nentinel
The sternest ideal of military duty is
fuililied by the Kussian soldier. An il
lustration is given by the author of "A
Tournev to Mount Ararat " On leav
ing an Armenian village, the writer
pased a beautiful green valley watered
tiy a nvei ln.it flowed between strong
embankments.
His Armenian servant told him that
in April, 1HSH, after a great storm, the
river rose in such a flood that the per
sons living near the bank fled for their
lives.
There was a powder-magazine near
the river. The sentinel who was guard
ing it prepared to retreat, but the
ollii'eis who were watching the scene
from a mountain forbade him to leave
his post. For an hour the poor fellow
struggled against the rising waters,
clinging desperately to the lock of the
magazine door.
The water rose to his chin, and when
hs was literally within an inch of death
the Hood ceased. He was decorated by
the Government with the ribbon of
some honorary order in recognition of
his heroic obedience.
Mallei or I'aet Din;.
"There are prosaic men and women,
and there are matter-of-fact dogs,"
says a writer in the London Spectator.
"For purely business purposes they
are often the best," he adds, and tells
a little story to prove the fact.
We once owned an excellent retriev
spamel of the simple order of mind,
without a grain of humor. This dog
accompanied us unasked when we
wanted to shoot a bullfinch in the, gar
den to stuff.
"ovv this dog had been used, when
the gun was fired, to go and look for a
dead or wounded rabbit. .So, instead
of looking under the apple tree, he
disappeared into the hedge, and in a
Ihw minutes be returned with a rabbit
in his nioulh. So much for a matter-of-fact
dog.
At Mobile lately a mother was stand
ing on the gallery of her house with her
baby, when the latter fell over the edge.
The distance to the ground is twenty
feet, but the mother, without an in
stant's hesitation, sprang after the
baby, and both fell to the ground at
almost the same instant. The baby,
striking the mother's body, escaped
with only a few bruises, but the mother
had her hip dislocated, otherwise she
was not injured.
The greatest prayer is patience.
Hood's Cures
Catarrh in the Head.
Took Seven Bottle Perfectly Well
Sir. Herman Budtke
Chicago.
"I have been a victim catarrh a long while.
My nose ami head were bo stuned up that some
times 1 could not sleep at all during
the night. A friend advised me totak
Hood's Snniaparllla. One bottle did me so
much good 1 kept on; have now taken seven
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
bottles and I feel perfectly well.
Indeed, I feel almost like a new man.
I amrery thankful for what Hood's 8arsaparll!a
h done for me In relelvlng me of so trouble-
tome a complaint." HitMAM Bodtke.
No. WHO Bonaparte Street, Chicago, 111
llnnrt'a Plllaare purely vegetable, carefully
orrpaied from the best lifredleots. 2Sc
A ultu'E Admirer.
No one is so great a hero or person
age in the eyes of the little Crown
Prince of Germany as the Sultan of
Turkey, the one ruler who remembers
him with costly presents 011 all great
anniversaries and birthdays. The
Arabian pony which his majesty sent
to the future emperor a year ago ;s the
boy's con.-tant delight. He rides him
daily and loves to race with the ad
jutant who accompanies him. As the
pony is exceedingly fleet, lie is usually
the winner. The I'nnce has been an
ofiicer of the guard since his tenth
birthday, is already a daring rider, and
promises to become as reckless as his
father in handling horses. Emperor
William despite Ids lame and useless
hand, is afraid of no horse when once
upon his back, although owing to his
disabilitiy, he has difiiculty in mount
ing. A rerun! ui iliiililrrrupliM n:r- I'tr ln-ur-
ly half 11 ftilury lt:e l uiiviiu-c I -eii-ilne
people. 1 iKii I ii'. ;.':)! s m:'i y nip i-
ie.t. in I lie market.
Whv
ir I III
when you know. I it;
need. i inialMl I
what
The driver of a ste:im tram car in
l'ans recently nnv a woman on the line
111 front of Hie eus;iiiiJ. iie was pain
lyz'-ii v. ;tii fear, ami apparently uiint
lumove. It being impossible to stop
head wav 1:1 will" ! save her life 'he
eiin:eer c.nwied along iiie side of his
engine 111 the iiooe of ueing able In
.natch the woman up away from deatu.
He missed his tooting aud i'allin
ho
were ground lo atoms.
Coughs and Hoarseness.- The irriiai i..a
ivhii'li iniluee-i Cou;liim' is imineili:iie
"elieVeii ll' lirnu n Hiniicliinl Tror,t:.
-olil only in boxes.
Chicago News: Celebrated Mu.e
readier I regret to inform you, my
voung friend, that you have physical
.tisadvantages whieb will prevent your
becoming a great pianist.
Ambitious Student Why, my fingers
are long and flexible, and .
Celebrated Music Teacher Yes, but,
pardon me, I have noticed you have
signs of premature baldness.
D. E. FORISTALL, M. D.,
Eye unci Ksr Specialist, York, Nebr. Cor
respondence solicited.
Order and system are
than power.
nobler things
Among the foremost realistic novel
ists of .Spain is senora Emilia l'ardo
Bazan, who not only writes powerful
fiction, but is distinguished for her
erudition and scholarship.
There is no gospel in a kick.
Don't fool with indigestion nor with a
disordered liver, but take Beechiim's l'ilb
for iniinediaie relief. -) cents a box.
New Orleans Picavune: Circus per
formers are counting a backward
spring.
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Mr. Albert Hartley of Hudson,
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