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About Harrison press-journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1903)
Ttt Hirmon Press-Jjnrul AISOK, KEBRASKA hi .! -r i aiijiiiiv wealth n dentist iiiiip-i keep plugging away. Krnu 1 1 epicure's ioiiit f vlei fi-iitln i tin not iiuikr fine l.irdi. tints John 1 1. Kockefcllcr declare that be 1b opposed to alt strike not oil strikes. A umu needn't brag of the fact that he nevir kicks about anything. May be he's ossith-d. Japan is sending troop to Corea, but rf.ishures the world by explaining that It i only fiM- exercise. Icpite reMrta of prosperity many persons throughout the country are no poor they still play the piano by band. Ir appear that the original fioelet made his fortune In the glue business. But this isn't what in cauniug the fu ture duchess to be stuck up. - The professor who haa discovered that peanuts contain more nutrition tliau porterhouse steak will he taken care of by the Putchers' I'tiion. The Czar is reported to be Bleeping In the safe agniu. Thin must lie the "open season" for Ciar over in Kua la view of the historical facts the remark of the Russian press anent "Japun'a aggressive schemes against Russia'' might properly go into the Joke column. For the novelty of the thing, why dowui't some one suggest that blllard rooms, ball rooms, card rooms and gymaasiuui should hare' churches Id eouuevtion with them? Why wouldn't It be a good plan for the gentlemen who are trying to make their trotter go It In less than rwo minute to have a strong, serviceable system of Ruction pumps rlggiM up around the tracks? The statement of a ntidicnl Journal that ttie American people are "suffer ing; from an excessive meat diet," Is a new version. The popular liellef has been that the suffering was caused by the excessive prhv of meat. Handsomely engraved certificates of stock may fall In value, but the real values of the country' wealth are not Impaired. The loss of a speculator is merely a transfer to another specula tor. The sum of wealth is neither Increased nor diminished by such transactions. "Beatrice Fairfax ay be ha her Ideal of manly beauty, and It I this: a face charming In It quiet strength and earnestness, the mouth Orm but almost womanly in its sweetness, the eyea steady and true, the brow broad and benevolent, the head shapely and well poised and a voice of liquid gold, capable of every shade of feeling, from tern anger to melting , sweetness, gowebody has been telling Beatrice all about us: Who has done this? Tlu. aimle Is the most democratic of all fruits. The pomegranate is priest ly; the grape 1 royal; the orange Is luxurious; the peach and iwar are plu tocratic, bot the apple belongs to the Dooulace. It is symltolic of the coun trv store and the corner grocery. It breathes the free spirit of the Ameri can township and village. It has flavor of old New England and yet a pungency as of the south and middle weet It Is mild, palatable, nourishing and promotive of good fellowship and long life. " A new cure for obesity flourishes is Pari. Stout persons arc instructed to begin by "trotting leisurely" for flf teen minutes, morning and evening, gradually prolonging the time nntil they can keep going for half an hour r more. Athletes have long known the value of such exercise as a means of reducing flesh; but they complement It with a"tralning table."nd that does not seem to figure In the French sys Jem. - I'nless the Parisians keep watch ever the appetites that exercise will foster, their enthusiasm will melt, one fears, sooner than their "ti. too n!ir llesh." The Duke of Itichmon J is de.id. H raa a very ordinary duke. Take away is title, good clothes and ni uncle all fou cou'.dn't spot blm in a crowd. Kv ley year be drew a ponsi m of j:C.,io. ; Indirectly, but none the less surely. he taxed the people of Great Hrltaln that amount. It was a public burden. Had be done anything for the people? Nothing. Nor had hi father, nor his mndfatber. The pension ntn back to the time of King Charles II., and sraa granted for services to a Uuke of Richmond, and all the Dukes of Rich mond that might come after, world without end, amen. Through time of public calamity, when sh.i were tloaed and 100,000 men, women and rhtldren begged for food iti the stress f London, a Duke of Richmond was I rawing 986,000 a year. When the iropa failed and the fanners were a angry; when tbe beat blood of Great fetftaia marched away to the wan. Utd million were being added to tbe M&ae debt. 138,000 year went into pocket of a Duke of mebmoatf. tlM My tbe Bagltah are MpMrtbat fee can't aa tbe pent of a Joke with It all of a telescope. It laa't atapid fj. ft watat tbaa tkat. TUy lav the r ili arnd ibetr st. ,Thej r- lm:id in fetur i f pr-releet A 11 I,. look a Liar it did C ya-t agj. Tbe average I'rttkber doe3i' preach eninll-y, becatia? he doesn't be lieve In t-quailty. He duck bis b'l land fcij'B. God f5 the King," evei I when hi atoiua-li U U How and h pockets empty. He seems to fvj being plundered m long a the hand In bl wallet 1 hitched to a lord. He Isn't ready for liberty. The chances are that centuries will pas before he discovers that t;xl made men la b! Imape, and that men made kings. If you don't believe it. think of the $93. 000 a year that is still going to a I Hike of Rlchmopd. Con-pondents of a family patxi published in Scotland aie discussing tbe nlative rewards of girU who or, at home and those employed outside. Tbe glrln who help their mo'h.rs 'n the h insework c iuipla'n thsf, alih: u:,h teachers have a 1 ng summer h l.i iv, and girls In shops and otiici (jet a wt' or a fm-tnUht's vacation, f r -quently wilh salary, the "hous-woik glrf is expef'ti"d to keep at work ih year round. Again it is asertel that the girl who slays at home has t) work harder ami lonirer than the on' who takes a situation in whi-b the ur are siu-ciliel. Abiive 4 11, it i chargeil that the housework girl re celvis lews cuusidera-I m from the family than those who are "bi liigii.g n money" that no one teems to r be that she saves hr household the ag whieh otherwise might have to be paid t a servant. Elderly con- ribntors to the discussion, who wish, ppsrently, to reconcile the houewi r girl to her position, have polntid out hat she will make a U-rter wife than the girl who has had no experience In the management of a household. Hut to this the complainant have retorted that their opportunities to marry are comparatively limited, anyway, be aus,' tbe sis-tern who are employ d out side the home have so many moie chances to mer-t eligible yonng men. Such a dlseus-ln might easily lxs-ome general and continuous, for American s well as Scotch girls are direc tly !n- ercsteil in It. nml nrgumeuu on 1 h sld s abimwl. Vet when all is a!d the fact ten alns that no one cau d t rn:l ie for another whether she pcrMitmlly should make her If useful In the home or si ek emoiovmeiit elsewhire. Tlie (Uestioti is not so much one of ttdvan tnpes to be gainr-d as It Is of duty to l dune. There is no doubt that we are t 'one-sided" race. Mentally and pbyfi cr.'.iy we are one-sided. We g' t on nc side of a question mid we cltDg to it with bulldog tcniicitv. And this Is uot said in dispar.igi-uiuet of the race. The world has little use for a two- hied man or for a "stradUer' the mau who gets on roth sides of a proposition at once. We want man to take one side of a proposition, to have n reason for it, and to "wtand pat." This is the mark of mdividu allty. It was the physical one-sidtd ness of tbe race, however, that occu pled the attention of President Mrs Linda It. Wade of the W csem Dress makers' Association in her address to the association at the oiK-ning s.-sion of Its convention in St. Louis. She said: "Not once In live years have I found a woman among my customers who wax not one-sided in- some way Perhaps it Is otte hip that is higher, one arm that is longer, one s-hotiWer that is more developed, one side tha I longer there ix always something that is not perfect." What Mrs. Wade savs of women Is equally true of mem. It Is a rare thing to find a physically perfect man a ninu who is not one sided all tbe way through. This Is ac countid for by the fact that not less tlnn S1 per cent of the human family are right-handed. As a rule. If a child show any tendency toward ambldex teritv or toward the use of tbe left hand more than the right hU parent immediately take measures to check It and to teach him to use the right hand for most of bis physical taks. In thl way we have become a one-sided race. The right arm is stronger and lHttf developed than the left arm. The sum Is true of the right htp, the righ shoulder, the Hght leg. The only dlf ference between the sexes In this re gard Is In the greater genius of the woman for correcting thi defect through resort to the skillful devio of the dressmaker. What Mrs. Booth Haa L'one. Prisoners need friendship, aud the touch of humau sympathy far more than preaching or argument. We fol lowed np personal Interviews with cor respondence. It Was wonderful bow the hearts of the men were touched and opened to us. In no field have I fouud a tiuicker or deeper response to the message delivered, and there has certainly been time to prove that this . tint a mere passing emotion or re vival enthusiasm, but a deep, lasting work. A men b?an lo take the decisive step and declare rhelr intention to lead different lives, it became evident that organisation would be w1e to band them together and make tbetn show tulr color ta a way that would strengthen aad smfefua-S, them. To meet this need jre started the V. P. L., or Volunteer Priaoo League. Since the league wart started, of tbe Srt.OOO men now behind prison wall In the t'nited States. 14,000 bare been en rolled ' under'" otlr flat. Ijeslle' Mont bl v? " . - ' ' . &,r?i. i" MIeaHa la acaaatlsMVlasi. MtnaMpolla k tbe' aefoad larfret cndlnav1aB''ciry. J TaaalaC by X-Hlv Tbe flnrt application of X-ray to ia daetrr la la U an tag leather. I -i - , '.A. kUr1,,-1- -, Tha Patchwork Until. 1 ain't given much to idol, and I like ti. Ird' own way Of turuiug our ejes upwarM wneu we S' fur suit ray l.i dot and keep a dating on die tiling that (arte t. But Kiiurli'iw, tipite of MMiM-H-nce, I love a patchwork quilt. pieced this itie np the winter that Tom ent "IT to tight; could stand it through the dsytiine, but as UK, ii as it came niLhl All the hnrrid scenes of hatt'e Hxt he- fore my eye would Bit. So I went to set tine patebwots. jusi in esse my mind a bit. When I come to choose a pal tern, i picked out "the U-tter 1, Not because it was su handsome, uui n stands for Tom. you see. And it was a little comfort, in ttiosc days so dark and cold. To have even that much f I""' mcn my hsnd could grasp and hold. Now I see old friends and neitfUt-rs "in- ing through this patchwork door Smilin' at aie 'Utw the pieces Use dn-sses that they wore; And their faces look familiar, but those have a brighter glow That have come from that good country where the heavenly flowsrs grow. There is grandma in a gingham thai t loved to see her wesr As she sat serenely knitting in her bis old-fashioned chair: Aunt Maria comes s-stngius. ni ner dress of cherry red no brighter than the sunshine that ner hopeful spirit shed. Now I see some little children nannnii tip snd down the ouilt This ws one of Lucy s dresses, the Highland plaid w as P.ertie kilt : And those tiny dots snd fiirnres were my little Annie's frocks Oh, blessed thoughts and feelings seweu together with these blocks. There are other thinesi we treasure tin! cau st.eak of days gone by; Other thing that set n thinking, make us Isnsti. and maks us cry; But of nil the dear reminders ver sliap ed or ever built. There's nothing beets the story of s gsi old patchwork quilt. Sara A. Davis in !iointi Journal. Care of Canary. It makes one's heart ache to think how few people out of the thousands who keep wt canaries nndcrstend the proper care of them. The suffirlng imposed on those tiny creatures by the carelessness and ignorance of their owners is often very great. The commonest mistake mad" is to feed the canary on bits from the ta ble, bread, vegetables, eps, and so forth. Tills makes it too fat and in vokes many other evils, ununary seed, with a little plantain occasionally. will keep it In good condition. A very little hard boiled egg given once in a long, long time may lw beneficial, es- peciallv In the moulting season. Another serious mistake Is to hang tbe cage close to a window. There never was a window frame so well fitted as not to admit draught, and ex posure to this draught means as-iiunn. with all the suffering for the bird. Next In horror Is the custom of sus pending the cage very high up. so that all the poisonous gases and mint ed air of a room artificially heated and lit ascend to it. As a matter of fact, canaries thrive best in a cool atmosphere, though care must be taken not to expose them to bitter cold. If kept In a warm room they always become- sick, tilven fresh, cool air, plenty of light, protec tion from draught, aud the plain diet Indicated, they will repay their own ers will continuous song. Do not neglect to supply the daily bath, which Is essential to keep down parasites, keep the cages clean and supplied with fresh gravel. Object of tbe Home. The truest homes are often in houses not especially well kept, where the comfort and happiness of the inmates, rather than extreme tidiness and the preservation of the furulture, is flrwt considered. The object of the home is to lie the center, the pivot on which tlie family life turns. The first requis ite is to make It so attractive that iitrne of its members shall eare to lingi-r long outside its limits. All legitimate means should lie employed to this end and no effort spared that can contrib ute to this purisise. There are many house called homes, kept with such waxy neatness by painstaking, anxious women, that are so oppressive In their nicety as to exclude all home feeling from their similes precincts. The very name of home is synonymous with per sonal freedom and relaxation from care; solid con.f jrt. But neither of these can lie felt where such a mania for external clean lines pervade the household as to render everything snbservleot thereto. Many honsewfves. if tbey see a speck on tbe floor or wall, or a bit of thread or paper on the floor, rush at it as If it were the seed of pestilence, which must be removed on the instant. Their temper depend npon their mainte nance of perfect imrity and order !f there be any failure on their part or any combination of ' eireiimatiinces gainst tbem they fall into a pathetic deeps lr and can hardly be lifted oat Tbey do not e that cLsvrfolne I more Beaded, at borne than all , the sytlr nrti that ever shone. Tbelr Hepoettkm to wage war upon immaevt lateaeae of a ay eart lacree antll they become slaves of tin- ,r. ci ' dustpan. Neattic-s is one thii.j -.: i a stale of pi-t i-;iial hoii-ei li an n -quite another. Out of this grows by d--: ce t'l filling that certain thinus and apar1 ntetits are too ;nod for dailv rsc Hence chairs and snfus an' i-oveic.. and rsiiiM shut up. save fur stec.a o--asion, when they are pcrniltb-d to reveal their violated siii-redis ts in, a iiiamier that mars every pretense ,f hospitality. Nothing should be b-.uIil which Is considered too fine for tii fullest domestic appropriation. I s-Ix-tter is the plainest furniture i which the children ,-an climb thai satin ami damask, which must le v iewitl w ith reverence. When any thing Is reserved or s- liided. to l s guise the fact is extremely difllcul' A chilly air wraps it round, and tli repulsion of strangeness is experience by the most Insensible. Home is not a name, nor a form, in a routine. It Is a spirit, a presence. : principle. Material and method wl' not and cannot make It. It must g t Its light and sweetness from those w ho inhabit it. from flowers and sunshine from the sympathetic natures which, in their exercise of sympathy, can laj aside the tyranny of the broom ai:d the Awful duty of endless scrubbing. Cooking School. The Girl Who Knows How. "There's such a thing as being loo smart," sighed the ambitious girl. "H'fc really a misfortune to have the n pu tt lion of being able to do things, for the one who possesses the knack of doing anything, from millinery to scrubbing, is almost sure to be imposed upon." It Is true that sneh a girl Is apt to be overworked by her friends, -who, Siting the deft fingers work so quick, iy. are too forgetful of the strength used In gratifying their requests to "Just help me out of this, diar, you do It so Is autlfiilly." However, says a writer In an ex change, I believe in teaching girls to do everything that (hey are likely to need to know In every da v life or emergencies, and I am not like the mother who would not teach her girls how to cook, believing that If they didn't know how they wouldn't have it to do. , Hut with all the rest of the know), edge .Impress iimhi trie girls a regard for their bwn strength, and the power to say no when the nerves cry out that the limit of healthful endurance, is reached. For Clean C"itif-rter, Many housewives complain sboui washing bed-comforters, ok the cotton gets stiff and lumpy. I never wash a Is'd cotuforter. Make a slip of pretty calico or sateen the same size us tbe comforter. Just as you would make a pillow slip; hem the open end, and when finished have It about two inches longer than the comforter. Now flip it over the comforter, fold tbe hems over each other, and baste down with long stitches; the other three Kldes tack to ioitlon nlsinf four inches from the edge. W hen soiled it is but the work of a few minutes to take off the slip, and after it Is laundered it is quickly replaced, Ity doing l! one can always have soft and cleat comforters. It Is no extra expci-so, as the slip saves wear and tear on the comforters and makes them almost everlasting. I also have slips on my mattresses. Woman's Home Compan ion. A Worn in rf Nerve. Miss Oorilon-Cnmriilng was boru with an adventurous strain in her Mood and ha explored many places out of usual lines of travel. She hat rambled thousands of miles in Cbioa, was the first white woman to pene trate the mysteries of TINd; has seen the sun rise from the granite crags of California, has cllnilied the Hima layas, looked on the fire fountains of Hawaii, played at Robinson Crusoe on Pacific Islands, has made herself quite at borne In the heart of Fiji and New -i-ii la ml. and is as familiar with India and Ceylon in their least known district hs with Hotid Mr'-ot. The story of her adventures reads like a thrilling romance from her brushes wilh death among the Pamirs to her experiences of Hamonn rebel. Woman's fturcesa at the Itar. It was twenty years ago that wom en were first admitted to the bar In Massachusetts. To-day there are only forty or o In active practice through out the State., Their success in office work and in probate matters bas been unquestioned, and although they have not turned their attention to pleading the high ability they have shown In promoting the legal interests of their clients h given them nn tmqnestlon ed rank with men In the State bar. Their admission a lawyer, which ws made possible by legislative en actment in 18w2, bas certainly done no barm. . Cur for Colds. An excellent remedy that the Ger man use for curing a cold la the yolk of an egg beaten In a pint of water, a little butter, three lump of aagar and a, tablespooof nl of whisky. When It begin to boll poor It back and forth frag oae, saucepan ta another until smooth and frothy; allow It to cool. then take a teaepooafal every half JiSISTERS OF Use Pe-ru-na for Coughs, Colds, Grip and Catarrh-A Congressman's Letter. ' ' " fe- 1 1 Id every eouutry of tb civilized wor d (Sisters of fhnritv art known. Not only do they minister to the spiritual snd intellectual needs of the chargea com milted to their care, but they also minister to their bodily needs. Wilh so many children to take care or tud to protect from climate aud diasasa. these wise aud prudent Sisters have found I'oriins a never failing safeguard. Dr. llartrnan receives many letters from Catholic Sisters from all over tti t'nited States. A recommend recently received from a Catholic institution in Detroi;. Mi'h., renda aa follows: Dr. S. B. Hariman, Columbus, Ohio: Dear Slr.-"The young girl who usarf the Peruna was suffering from laryngi tis, and loss of yoke. The result of the treatment was most satisfactory, She found great relief, and after .,, nf ih mrtticlna we hone ta he mhle ta sav she li entirely cured." Sisters of Lbarlty. The juuiig girl wbs under the care of the Sisters of Charity aud uej I'eruua for catarrh of the throat with good re tuns as the above letter testifies. Send to The I'eruna Medicine Co.. Co lumbus, Ohio, for a frae book written by Dr. liartinan. DISGRACED. First New Yorker "Wbat bas be come of Dclaocy? I baven't seeo him for an age." Second New Yoiket "O, be was run over by a itreel car lo Phila delphia " Fltst New Yorker "What a dis grace !" Smait Set Meo In power hav no teal f fiends. Kear unites us all In one common bondage. A DECIDED ATTRACTION. Miss Cttyuiald (In the country) "Why is it that you country people, when you come to the city, a'ways so to some theater that Is presenting a play 'till of c untry scenes form bouses. lields, ag'ieiiltural mscblnety, hay, wag 11s at d such tnlnga','' Faimcr Mt aduw " Wail, e don't care so much for tbe plays; but 1 Just tell you It's, a mighty comfort to sit and eocy couatry scenes with out mosquitoes." ! wn.VT WE MAY EXPECT. Foreigner "What means this great rrocesslon of bicyclists?" Clllien "That Is tbe new Army of Peace going to Washington to de mand that 0ngress abolish all tack facioriet and'ruot up all hughe that bear thotns." BOTH FEEL What Proper Pood Does to Both Mini and Body. Physical health, mental health, In deed almost everything good on this earth depend In great measure upon proper food. Without health nothing 1 worth while nnd health can be won almost ev ery time by proper feeding on tbe sci entific food Grspe Nuts. A fcillfornla trained nurse proved thi: "Three year ago I was taken very sick, my work a a trained nurse having worn me out both In body and mind, and medicine failed to relieve me at all. After eeing a number of physician and specialists and getting no relief I was very much discouraged and feit that I would die of general nervous and physical collapse. "My condition was so bad I never Im agined food would help tee, but on the advice of a friend 1 tried Grape-Nut. Tbe first package brought me so much relief that I quit tbe medicine and used Grape-Nut steadily three times a day. Tbe result was that within six month I had so completely regained my strength and health that I wa back nursing again and I feel the tm provement In my brain power ut a plainly as I do In physical strength. "After my own wonderful iperl eaew with Orape-Nnta I have reeoa steaded It ta my aatieata with aplea aid eaceeaa and It baa week ad wonder t taa aaaea of many Invslida have attaadea arofsaeleaalry." , Nam Leak la aaeh eaekaae tar a aeay ef taw faaeeae MMe teak, taa lea. ta Wewvffle,- CHIARITY Th following letter Is from Congr man MkloD. of Napoleon. Ohio: The reruns Medicine Vo., i oiunioua, Gentlemen: 'l have uaed several J ' bottles of I'eruna and feel greatly benefited thers bv from my ca t dieae of thirty imdi1 stanilinff. ' lJavil M'ekison. Iir. Hartuisii, one nf the best known phvsieiaus and nrt;eons id the l'nitt States, wss the first man to formulate iJVruna. It vs thmugh bl genius ana. ! i.ervemnce that it was introduced t j the medical rr"feioD of thia country. If vou Jo not derive prompt and satis- factory resiihs fro o the ue of i'eruna.! wri'e at -mr n Ur. Hartman. giving foil statement of your esse and h will be pleated to -iv yon bis valuable ad vice gratis. , Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium. Ooluinlms, O- The total number of f niployecs off all the eurpotatiou Is 40,000 and! they receive in wages nrarlt fcMO.i 000.000. The employees of these com binations Dumber onlj 8 per eentoC all employee In tbe factories to! hlch combination would be poail ble. Children are constant anitetyJ, Tbe only time we kan consider tbem safe i when tbey are faal asleep- We alwats dlsplse tboae wbora wei kan flatter EUPHEMISM. Doctor's Wile. "Have vou tol .Mis. lilauk tb.it her baby is deaf and dumb?" Old Doctor "Not exactly; but L have told her that If tbe little girl grew up and married, her husband ould be devoted to bcr." Even the bees will rob a weak hitm 0" Its hunoy, just so a weak nation falls a vlktlm to the naborlog strong) one. Dlah Washing la WlaMr. Ilonsekevpers naturally dread dls washing In winter, owiug to the fact that; it chape the hsnda and renders them hard, and rough. Much of the Injury, how ever, result from th na of imDUl soap. If Ivory Soap I need in waahiaar dishes and the handa are carefully riaeM na ansa, they will not chap. ELEANOR R. PARKER. Wbat a man gits unjustly it bardet. tc bang onto than tbe bot end ov a poker. Old Sofas, Backs of Chair, etc., eaa be dyed with PUTNAM KADKLKHSI DTES. ' Yu kao't makes nno think a"kord- lug to law,, yu may nuke him ark t so., He who km-w a grate tnenny trad- es iz sure to ba mister ov none. Mare need Piao' Cur for Coneump- tlon nearly two yearn, and bod nothing to compare with It. Mr. Morfun, Berke ley, Cal.. Kept. 2. 1901. Tbe only way to find out all about a man U to set him on the (op round or the ladderand then atand off and take a good square look at blm. Mrs. Wlnatow SOOTHINO Sl'HUP for hll drrn u-elhiiK, softens th soma, redun tsA station, allay pais mm colic Pilot oo bottiw Happiness htx been defined so of ten, and In so meony different ways,, that I am almost ov tbec ployuD tbat. It don't exist at all. Capsicum Vasolino Put Up In Collapsible Tubes. A Bakatlaaaa iar mi Banftae Is liatri ae aae aiWalaar. aaf UImTImot ttaal Zfm aU. ru ttm ailarbiaaa panalM af Ma tgilaara tartST'? Ms iSa aaaaaaa a ifa, aa wlttwj m I ii as aalartaa, wa nnanaf aa aha haw aa eaSjst asrss . earwiirei W n aiaiaa ta. aad M wtP I Saaa W ha laawleaMa la iha hLT Lai ml Lr 1 arrh ot the neaa. i m and feel enc.ur- 4 Cft. VTi' lr aited to bejiev jjk ! that its ton KkX. XV turned nse will .1 tJ fully eradicate J '"! DavUi Mwk!i. j t7 4CKtC3wT3CtC.
