Rear Admiral Hichborn i
(licommends Pe-ru-n?
K7 w n
v 1
A m. it
Philip Hlebbora, Rr Admlr! Uni4
i!t? Sttf, writn Uouk Waii!nflo.
I). C., foilowa:
a A ihm mi itt Prruna tar m mhort
n,rl,I. I can now chfrtutty rtcom I
mend your vlushlt rtmtdy to any or,
who 1 In nrf of an lavlgoratlu?
tonic" -Philip Hichborn.
f. ruitnij r l dii. htt r
Cf;el iurb ontiiite culogT fr'Kil
n injf rn(i-iitil atateioieu nu l unl.drj
u,i-a IVrnni.
0'iT nii urn tiTj r th mtur
pntaMl'iti of our cauntrj. J'ariint it
iiiiur.it .roii-t!n of lh armji and
iiry m ridanitu ! of clliut iu!
Vi If.
If you iUi.iirt dri prompt
f turj' rxu'li from lha u of tVrmn,
rue at onra to Dr. 11 srtmnn, ririg
fill wsi'tiiaiit or ftu cat, ami na wi..
t i-l-mf to (!ti you hia vtluabla ad
n -tr-itU.
A'l'lr4 Jr. IIrlttin, 'r'aMant of
T!i Ilartmin Sinllariuiu, Coliimbiu,
riik.
FLiJRAL NOTKS
Petunias v ill do will In the bouse
If riolrd fiom itiooii cut t lns uia'ie
dow.
Ohrysiintbctnutn wblct) hae btu
bcdtit-rJout may be potted and ui rn
in occasional dose of liquid niaourc
Tbe bnllybick Is a statfly beauty
tod sfds ijwo tbli ni'ictb or r.nl
will Diike pUolf wblcb will blutsow
next &uiunjet
A comical collection of abbleg ai
lately &eeo at a lair lo San Fr
aiflo. Tbej were all Cblnese In
fants, and im malei bad their hearts
haveo, and tbe femalrs bad their
hair ornamented with frlngts of
heads and paper fl iwm. The dr ill
tifiresslona oo tbe faces of tbe
slmoudt'yed cberubs would make
;teo a tick msn Uugb.
Wheu the fuwls get too fat an
eluMe feed of oata will tenuce
tllClll.
SIM K.w.nl. 100.
Ttia TMuim it UU piT will tlwl u
Ixi.'D dial Uiof M at lirl 'HIP rtru1eit iti-"
tl.at clmira tiu n abla to euro In all .t
!;'. ami tit I aiarrti. Hull atarrt 'in
I lh only pm'.ttTe ir kwnn In lua miiw
hainrtiHy. tuurih tMlna a moUtu'lmi-l !
e.n. rnulrw a ronntitulioti! ttnatniMt.
'trrlt lira tfi lotetnally. artmt olW'-J
on lit hlWMt anil ni!Kou nirta- f tii ftyt"
Xmrtby ilw'rvm Iho tcMia.latkm "t Mia
aa. anil !rUia loa (Mttpnl tnM.ih by iilWi'if
up UwuutUunun nt hIUi Oilur linl'i.fti
ti .ir. Tits piupt itor lae no much lut'i l
ltiira(le irai U,at lliej of!nf One ItuaCiM
lmliar tor aur i-a- luat ti (J1 to "Ha. fauD
(W tut M laklllnriaiaiv
f- V. .), t HKNEY m CO THrto, C
Seta by IirtiMliu, Tac,
HU Family I'ttt' th twt
The atinual report of tbe Westfic
Union Telegraph Co. shows h-,(k1..
00, ttieasagea transmitted, 2a,t0.
JO earned; net refenue, 9, 000,00 .
and an surplus of n.Ono.OOO.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
rare Cat-, Hums, Ernieea.
In tumia altogether tnere are
about a.yooo elementary scho'ils, to:
total cost it their maintenance
lug WodOM) rubles, or about 2T,
...... .. ...
dn-ti imii.. i .mum ike iiwa.rwt.i '
oi.u.,,...,.,-,,, r,tx.s
JllgUiy fu eou d soaps a.e often In
i1 -th, scent is added to con
l.l ill I I ilf. ' f .' -- '
Vimit Cur. for CVi..mjH'
p InimiltMi rrlit a nil throft
A glass of warm oi hot milk taken
... . ... . j,....i ..d.
jus', befonj or Jmmrdlatclr after
ariolnj will pmve a ' fleah i.rndueer
!'.:(,, iu Tsi-m'm iw ih
ityij. pia m-airin. ffff Hnwla.
A l.umlrwl m, !i, ni fl Ui m
U. ntt ia tl 1)mH"'I ia
lior jrr. Onii'0c
a. ..i. ... ,b Kfiuttu'S-.
av-r'.. i-r lllfi"annfiit lrm aul-iMT
uri.. . ,u m..,! ,., ,....,1 i,t kiMM TiiMia.
w . i , ...M hNw . mi
9-H. tail l.ma'B, uinw' mi
Ont iir i-iiarai.y am ml. f wiihi-i
tniKio. " Tk. St-. i-tuv la amiuak
tru uJinanr ivt' Mi il avr ''- i
Agntultiire ia compaiai Ivi ly easy
r ' -
wotg In China. "J be soil Is so rich
.i. .. . - i. i. i.i.
m H a (jui(c Dine ii n -i"""",
)f a .t piKtlna a population Of '
: . .. 1 . ... a'
USES f Q OLD PAPE.H.
WM I
Made Our l !i:,, ,. ,he
luMcrrnl 1rln,
i r o.-l i.i.p.r are i
:rd- ami ,j j,BM j
Jigtii ..i) itirti f imini," ,
lUisfc ) ai'-r ,1! i lit- U .t-iiii -j:
U -' much
! i"
Jiixli away uoHdtiat. ant hj.m u.
lj.h!er tli- grea! ane.ii.i iiin; j .J.,,
y uuiu:i!m- ,t -.-. (.-uii..,,!,,,
1 he new iiiiicr ai re-iil(( ufj u,i,
lll.nfltv I.,.....- .. .. . . l
loved
r u- a. jji.h-
r a i-u.'er
f th city after i
.'taj paper and
JUmiir I H lapping
xt to the tIX! ti j 11
II !1 W.MV
lep itUii-t
ould have ti
oiir.mize a -1 - i.il iwiw
if liii D jilt In :.. t tiew jimI
tiiirn tln ui.
"Mom of (lii- iif'iiMiii ale (lath
(red uji ttii-i nHV,-tt.-.l ii, i,. uj.iikftaiiif
paper e.iin ami son,,, ku in wnli the
rile ragi in m.ike uriou Uind uf
!miuT 'i.i! ih.ii.m .!; but i: iW of
these Iwn ;!ii- .if i miu-i r v the miner
i Made illto illIf'Ti'Ul Ue Ui HMl'll'S
t af u wonderful n.iiure. Tin' iicw.jm-
cr are ui,.-le of Uie pni (iiiiji. .iml
j Lij a uikik iriMix4 tlit-y .an ln r.'
ouvortf.l iiit'i
:n.i.irr m!i ii.iiu.
i ii h in lilt- nrt
lli llllH let 1'illlnl a
TtiiS lilllll i Hot
lii-i!l!i-i' iiinl tii
!o iiinkp it .iili!i. !o uf l! mi-r
ag illi fur ! ii ij r wrk. Howew-r,
It in -ln'wtil aii.l Htumi'il ii; mill
iiHii-1 fur in r i iv iiIIkt ur;Hi. s. V.xl
IU'.JI III'Vi'ltil'M, Ii-Jij li-.'i llilMiT, . , t
n-r WfltfitlH anil :ili rf v. r iir
iiiiiiuifai'Uiriil frin thin n-.ii" i:i jn-r.
"Of I'liursi-. tln ii- rt- ; m ri- U'1"!!
workfm In a-:c hit ami -iiiii- uf
Uicsn arc workinu on pro'iVim wlm-ii
apiMfir vitv c.iy of f-niiM'iii, hut
wlilch In rtNiliiy art' inoit ililll 'iilt. I'm-
lUMtflliei', wllllt i'l'IIH l'.liT lllilll 10
tie tin- papiT over a.i'n for jiimiIiii .'
Wliv iio Imll in:-! Menu y.uir v.iti
paper ami mil It tlinuiKli in.u'liiiii'ry
Into new H. -.-t for Mi" il.iily iirt-c?
Vo'JliliJ iippi-ar til mullt iaii'i".
tint tlii-n- i lin'.liliic tli.it m-chh to jjlvr
IihU to llio papiT tin' !lfi wlii. li the
pri'-'ii of jirmtinc taUi'H from It. It
la di'Hil papi-r. H Ilk' vitality,
atreneth. rltiMi. ami l! Is in'mil vi,li
Ink ami i-lu'tuli'iiN. If ny mfin i-iiii
rejuvi-ii tin tln pnpfr nml ninki" It tit
for tin- pr'-n'W ovt-r ami over aK'iln
li" will ninki' h fnriuni' nnd tfvoliuion
Uo tin- Jiriiitiiuj Iiiislni-'i. Wlial a
boon It would In" to rlif iii'w-ipiipfr to
run lt wiiiii- papiT link nifaln and
buy In old roplft of tin- early edition
for u-f In tJio Sunday iillnon! Yet I
firmly believe that some day we will
come to thai. Then the pri-e nf new
paper will fP down. Nk pajier WJiil
Jiany i-iili I'oiiiroi Hie iiiarket of sprucf
trees thin to foree up the priee of
elieiip j;niilc paper. It will be u benefit
to the j)utilllier and the reading puh
He a well, i'o day papers are print
e.I ami sold at a penny a eopy (simply
lMriue pHpernmklns h eheiipeniHl
the irix'en to wxii a wonderful ex
tent, but we have not yel reaehol the
limits. There are more Improvement
nhead whieh the preeit Reiieri-ion
haa far from anthipaliHl."
EVANGELIST WHIPPED BULLY
Tbcn Had lUrn on the Front Hench at
the McetiiiK tliatMnlit,
A Metlimlisl minister of this cit)
tells the following story about the late
Sam llozel, the gr.-at Virginia evange
list, who In his day was one of tut
heat-known pulpit orators in the South
"Sum Howl was a very big man
n,l hud a wide reputation for physl
cal strength, in bis college days hf
camo off tbe Held of combat, usually
a circuit! serib.il ami secluded area of
the campus, wearing the laurel of vic
tory on umny oeca!ons, and after be
hecame a preacher atories of his phyai
c-ul prowess were spread far aud near
"One day he went to a village tn
hold a protracted meeting. The vil
lage blacksmith, who was a very mh
man. and who was recognized, espe
cially among tbe tavern habitues, as a
pugilistic wonder, heard about tbe com
log of Kozel. aud the villagers da!
not fall to tell blm all they bad heard
about the size of the parson's arm and
Uie leagto of his legs, and tbe con
vlnelng way be bad of closing his ar
gumcnts with his lists.
"All this nettled the smith consul
erably. so w hen Uozel rescin d tb
town he sought blm out aw. aeu m.i
'"."itrf, of course, wild he did no
tvant to flght; but the smith kept oi
. ...i flM-.,tlv itozel bisame an
j ' , HKfHH to gratify the fellow
, J ... .i iii,,fil!v win
They fougnt. no- -
eil up be ground wmi u.t- "" ""-
' ii,a,i lmllv was gnsnln(!
ni l. . i n
J noJ, pl(,U(ld ulin aml threw
blm over a fence. rf
, "X
mi..'? ."? 41.,
he rolled over on the other side of the
tunn however, he canea oui.
klndlv throw my
i-aj, i'-n i -
' too: I'm fining away
"lillt HO?. l"
,lnmP am1 had him sitting on a fcml
. . i.- ..w.dnir that same night,
ltut Itozel followed me m i
bench St the meeimn
iinglng louder than anyone cse.
ftnltlmore Hun.
. f ....... iiniiimiinil'lon,
'You recommend this mucilage, do
"",.!. You trv it once
, i.,.M nhvars Stick to it" Cleve
anu you ii bj
.i a m-riiitiiiy - -- - .
and Plain Dealer.
.
iii.iiiriiinl Incident.
.,..nii1,.i had just fallen from bh
1 I Lll n
...linut
. . v i..i itiv tourlns car here,
"i wwu ' - - . .
, muttered. "I'm alek of U.ese trunt
ini.-lerlnd Plain Dealer.
; r
i - its. n Ki? rrMi n
p
i ,
I AcectabkPreparaltonrarAs-
siuuwiuit! ncrottuanaHcguia-
Promotes DicstionCfafrrur-
anrl Res! I'nnl.iiim neillur
Ojmint.Morplune nor Mineral.
iOT AAJtCOTIC.
w w-
kukMU Ul,
Am .Wvrf
humnvH -ill
(ultima Smta
m-i rtmtw
Xnrferl IliinpHr rnrrrinclina
j Uon, Sour SlonuM-h, Diarrhoea
orins.taonvui;,K)n3,reviprisn
ncss find Lss OF SLEEP.
FacSi-nilc Signnlure of
XEW YORK.
IF
lip', i
CXACT COPY Of WRAPPER.
Russia is represented at tbe
Vorl l's Fair by a kossak In tbe
'alaee of Transportation, where tea
s srrted to vlaltors. It was built
iear Moscow.
A sluimlDir uluve made of rubber,
las hem Invented by a German,
instead of keeping the fingers closed
hen giving tbe stroke away from
;he bead, the swimmer will spread
.heni out, and the Intervening weo
ill aid blm In making a more
jowerful stroke.
a. i . u.i... A. M , LL u.. l'r-n , Omaba.
r A. J I.owaT. Prlnc. J t
f.nJ -if I t-T Plrnt Kali
Bu anil hu.n-s min.
1 uiW) in Rnll Tip lskH. Bark Tliliirpn and
ijy-wrHern. S'i.iil!a raa work Inr hoard.
A f--r true el;,...;- a hu.ind ii alliffator
-t tr'.r p'i!iin-il y a llulr,os (tollega
, . .... ,,.na fv,w v h ii,
A bully I, a fellow who allwuss
meazures bi? courage bl tbe otber
phellow'g timidity.
Around the World
' I bava ut4 yawr Flh
IWana Wlckan lar ytara
, ta taa HawaUaa Mn4t
n4 Hmai ttfm tka aaty
trtUt that MIU4. I m
aw I thlt caantry
(a Mm) a4 tklnk a fraat
laal m yaar caata."
(ha ai mjeArMH)
Tka warlaWMa rtimta
IIm a Tawar a Witar-
araal 0(14 Cl.thlaf (
tna pHlllo www m -
ail rv ScartBI hamtWtO
tata at Ska rTaa.
A. J. TOWER CO.
Barto, U. B. A.
T0W1X CANADIAN CO., UMITBO
Taranta, Casaala
noNTEST CLOSES OCTOBER 15th
.- -aw aw i. - tasWaaaaw
tn r4 kptil mt , mi tll
,TM M l, r mm Mf Mal, rW
S8B.5QD IN GOLD
atakf f pmpmt W wui fj mmtMmm .
FIRST mil $25,000)0 HCOND PHUt 9iuluw.uu ininu rni 9,uuu.uu
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U m ami 16 mmtjm mVtmmt, w-.-.
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mmn lit TOl at ETIVTE AT ?fCat. F
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CtrtTii as.asB.0Ba. a. Lo.u. w, Um . xva
.1.1. a.. .,ii.. win, i.
na l5a,ooA.oo io rold, im IM HimX
.r.r. tb. Li.i.wio4 r.l
tka all luali u k.M la
,-,, by tkll S.
p. Hi by a k. i"'l hk r I
rMte.M.aU h. goiw .11
(TOHFH tTM Ml
amaaawi
I a. awaaijavUik tavai4
HE WORLD'S FAIR CONTEST CO.,
-r., a. a a aav-fll I AflT 1V. Dn I tha4
BEST FOR
AATlMtnn-tjii
y Taautruai V
latlMnariTrMlCn.
L : si. ii.h.
(Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year, f
I) V CANDY CATHARTIC !
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
TM C CfWTHUR eOMMIIT. NEW VORN OITT.
WI1KP.E SHE ISN'T .
; Mrs. 01dstyle-"Is Mrs. Senate at
home?"
Servant "Mrs. Newagels an man-
tnatod woman. ma'aCQ. She is
never at home.
When a couple of women go to a
restaurant together they always see
how much rt Is going to cost, ne
fore they ordes anything; but when
they go with a aaan they fon t, ap
psar to notice that the prices are
on the bill of fare.
TI1K DOCTOll PIlE.SCRIbF:S
Jlmaon "l)i ctorl am getting too
stout for comfort, and I want your
advice."
Doctor "Nothing reduces flesh
like worry. Spend two hours a day
tlilnkinn of tbe unpaid till you ot
me."
WANTED NO EXTBKMES
Daugbter-"'Papa, 1 wish you
wouldn't look so fierce when young
men call to see me. It frightens
them."
Father "How shall I look
meek?" Daughter "Um not to meek;
that might s are them off, too.
Ao unfortunate husband In Ohio,
whoso wife ooeasshmally forgets
womanly dignity, and gets fuddled
sent the following advertisement t'
other paper of his town: "I hereby
olve BOtlce to my friends, and uol
my friends, tbat mj wife ran away
anrl atnl mnniil from the hOllSO lul
Thursday. If she don't return ii
twenty-four hours I call us parted."
aaaMat auavraast to wkt Intel t-aid H4tniM UM 9rmi H Uoll
I
IZ,WAVst
ataat M MJ-aan 4A waa -ka I T tC tf fA
Tn Mil w mraHwrMM, paj aaaa ,,,,,, .!.' iw
Tath lutH HMrtMMMaM ttf 3 Aft 0
t,a ...... uL..aa anAel. .!)((
Task Hauft naiiMlMiiaalM, IW-ih'.. J,0W t
Tt)BUaft' hMralatlBiM, M-uh..,.M !.-')
To th natl,ttU HtarMMHtMtta, $1 Mot., ,.,.. l.'I'i.'
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Ml Mta111 tmuHr4 that ! fcH--J In nr
c.auo.oo
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. M rwlY w. wUl lKl.tol
, .iil u.. tut Utw
. , w. w.. U -L.
art II put 4.ilii to W gri.'fB'ii ituMrf tha DUr fair ThW
l.,l,..i. . . t..a ...... h.4,aiv. In axel at an 1.1
i n wt ti.t. wr wilt that 1fc Wti pUl aV-(i-1e a
I t,iea W"! (a t fair wm 1 1 40 HI, at tn rf.rl'a la
fftt.u-n IW,,w.M, sal tlUiOwhK t.pt,Uo 1,1'(.0
KOtiEY KQW DEPOSITED
Wa mm trnt (tiiti thta ir(t fm. It U hld bf im
Mlawewrf Tiu.l V f'r no 4W p pun i)aa t p tJie erixM
itat. and I lv1a f pmnlntnl boalti- ban wli
Bf rad awitil tharii, m-m Tvsar M.lmaiwa avra ff4 mn
am Ms i a samm'tlaaa harfnr th fmiM aJuML Ifcasu iMkK a-taaoltiw (ar-
jftMa latrtii sm lliwaraara
y
fiSTllll
ltjrl; I. A K T BAT, Jt ft pfny will m awapM or m Atm,1m asrt arW tliat lata,
i ft UK. tXin'l mKtfwt yrlf m lif-lu rairat la faJHni W nt i'i raa'
mrm4 Us "r ttMatmr ii' aM mmf mm . an iHdapM-l-! lrrav ka jtmrt. Wrl
t, immUI umt rag "' thm immA pmuntxi nhmk.
o.ir . imu km , ST. LOUIS, MO.
ra Ihm annaaait bfr kt 4ti nr mi all
THE BOWELS
MHl'l'S HAS THi-.Oi;Y
M.'S. lJumi ps 'Ttie p4, er oajs tt,
finale meuju-rs of tbe Odorado
Legialaiute are to sit wltb tbeii
la' 5 tff. I wotder wtjy tbat-
Mr. Duuipps "I pre-. ume it is be-
causuibeie is nothing loalegisa-
ture for those bebiud to see.
VtP.Y HOMELIKE
Mrs. Q jiveiful "Was that place
wbeie jou braided during iu? ab
aence at all In'Uielike?'
Mr. 0.'"Veiy. Tbe children
o.ade to much toise I couldn't beat
mtself tbiok.
Sire Curs at Liiab
Moiirleella. Mi.. Oct 3. -(Special.)
Lawrence County la almost daily in
rweipt uf freah evidence that a aura
cure for all Kidney Trouble baa at
In Ft been fouud. and tbat cure is
liodd'a Kiduey Pills,
Anions those who hava reaaon to
bleaa the (Jreat American Kidney
t;mt la Mm L, K ('.ML'S-'ett of tUli
piace. ilra. Hag.-ett had Dropay.
iJodd'a Kidney Pills cured her.
"I waa trout, el wltn my mum' .
Mr. Bagjeit says in re-ommeii'iing
lkidd'a Kldnev fills to her friends.
in v urine would hardly pass. jue
doilora said I had liroptiy. I bave
taken Dodd a Kidney tills as airecieu
and am now n well woman.
Ttorlit'a Kldnev Pills cure the kid
rn Cured Kidneys strain all the im
pu'rltiea out of the blood. Tbat means
(Hire blood and a aonnd. enerp-Oc body.
ixxld's Kidney tills are uie greaieai
tonic the wwrld nas ever snoAvu.
A wan Iz a klr.d ov secknnd rate
diollerlst, who drals in kastotf Jokes;
be iz on the level ov the clown, and
only one remove abuv tbe loafer.
A dogmatist Iz one who bcleaves
too mutcb, while a skeplct iz one
who don't bekave eni.ff.
Ibare Iz nothing that we lutv to
talk so mutch about az ourselfs, and
nothing tbat others luv io little tc
listen to.
CDCUMPKR STICKS
Pare some chilled cut umbers and
cut them their full length into sticks
about as thick as a pencil. Serve
tbem on a dish of chipped Ice. Tbe
cucumber slicks are to be eaten witb
salt as ctlery is.
The afternoon nap ia beneficial to
those who would gain fiesh.
In Italv. thirty persons out of ten
thousand die by tbe assassin's knife.
About four-Bftbs of toe male popu
lation carry stillettoes.
There arc 227 lead pencils factor
ies In Germany, which employ 2,813
persons and export each year 1,014
ions of pencils, worth 12,000,000.
An elaht inch oil pipe line from
the Bakersfitld region to San Fran
cisco has to be heated atiuteivalj
so that tbe oil will flow.
Last year the British mercantile
marine sustained, 183 casualties, of
blch 348 were complete wrecks.
The loss of life was 6,318.
A unique exhibit at the World's
Fair la a locomotive 15 feet Ions
made entirely of glass tube of differ
ent sizes. It la a ten wheeler and
is perfect In every detail.
It Is the bight of wisdom to dis
cover tbatg we are fools, and it ia
the satisfaction ov wisdom to dls
kover that trare are sum woo are
bigger fools than we are.
Yu kao inherit property and dls
aze from yure ansesstors, yung
man, hut yu kant' inherit either
branes or vlrtew.
Everv boddv thinks that be Is ov
vital lmnoitanse In this world, and
this lz a happy thought for him, for
iMilindy else thinks so.
A brilliant blunder Is often worth
more to a man ttau a merely te
sporting hit.
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V. N. U. Hi 41 YOUK KKE
MHRCPOUUM meihods. X
Mr.CaUrr !wd spent a week "n
it v. and lie eauie bonie with uiu-h
ood for thought. For a long time
forward be bad per! mis of wedita-
kin from vvlib-h he would ruUM b'ia
!f to eiilighteo Mrs. Cutter. b bad
tot idnin-d bis visit.
"(ine of the most curious Uiin!- is
ibout the way Uie is:orekeeirs duwn
lelow uuike Uieir money on spei-ia.-
jea, ' he Kiid one day. alter a long pe-
iotl of Kileiice. "Now they poke fun
it a country store that has everything
u it, but teil me, bow do they manage
hingsr
Mrs Cutter knew better than to at-
empt an answer where none was de
Jred, so she smiled and looked iutelll-
;ent.
"Vell."ni tell ye,'' said tbe returned
raveler. "A man keeps a plcture-sbop.
iouuds well and ioks we!!, hut !t s
iahle to dull seasons: so be gets his
vife's sister-in-law or an orphan cousin
ir some such to hit a few o these
larnir strips for the neck, and string
i number o colored heads Into chains,
ind be puts 'em in one coiner o" the
nindow with a card saying orders
nust be plve six weeks in advance,
did then bis business begins to look
ap.
"If be keeps a cutlery shop be sells
i few bats from Manily tbat eonio
h rough a friend, and are biiih, as they
tre xkurse. If his business is station
;ry lie has a eounler o' hand-sewed
leckties and piiniuishins; If bis trade
s Fiippnxed to he selllns embroidered
jillows and tablecloths, he baa a
onnter o' flennan (silver giM)ds; if hia
fign aays 'jewelry and crockery," you
will find a little plana case that'll have
niluted boxes o' chocolate and peanut
htkIv In It: and If he irlves out that
veiHnir driiL'n. you'll find the draw
ing card in his establishment Is bed
dippers and bead-purses. Iion't talk
0 me "bout specialties! I ve seen em
nd I know!" Youth's Companion.
Voice Straniro to Owoer.
That a man does not hear his owt
oice as all the rest of the world bean
t is shown by an Interesting expert
nent described by Dr. h. I.aloy in U
S'ature, of Paris. Buys this writer:
"If a person records on a phono-ji-Hiih
n few sentences pronounced bj
together with others by his
friends, aud causes the machine to re
produce these at the end of a brlol
period, it generally happens that bt
asi)y recognises his friends voices,
but not his own. On the other hand,
Uie friends recognize bis voice perfect
ly. This singular fact proves tbat ev
eryone bears his own voice differently
from others.
a is remarked by Prof. Exner, the
ain-erenrA must lie in the Quality of the
tone. It must be remembered that one
hears his own voice not only througO -the
niv. as do bis auditors, but across
tbe solid parts situated between the or
gans of speech and those of hearing,
The sound thus produced has a differ
ent, timbre from thai eonoucieu to
ear by the air alone.
we mav show this as follows: last
tbe end of a wooden rod between tb
teeth and pronounce a vowel contlnu
onsly. Let the otber end be alter-
nntelv taken between the teetn am
released by another person, who at th
Bame time stops his ears, ine tanei
nrin find that every time he seize
the rod In his teeth the sound becomes
stronger than when it reaches bis eat
through air alone, and has a airterent
qpuility. The experiment may o
varied by applying a wooden roa ui
tbe larynx of the person observed and
touching it from time to time to tu
observer's own larynx. As In the pre-
reding case, It wuT be found that us
jassage through a solid body augments
he Intensity of the sound and modi
les its quality." Literary Digest.
As a Deolorlier.
"The perfumery business never was
etter," said tbe perfume dealer the
Mher day. "I sell more perfume than
( ever did before, and I think my
heavy soles are due In a large part to
tbe automobile craze.
"Y'ou know the odor emanating from
those gasoline autos are not pleasant.
Lovely woman docs her best to over
come it by using lota of perfume. -Tust
t;ike notice the next time an auto
whizzes by you and see if you .don't
get a good, strong whiff of perfume
with the gasoline If there is a smaruy
attired woman in the machine.
"Women may be going in for ath
letics more than ever, but they ate
going in for perfumes, too, and the
most expensive kind.
"it would surprise yon, tnongii, to
now lww many men have the per-
?uiuery habit as well. I tninit ine
iew fnnev slllc handkerchiefs may
have something to do with that
Frcnoll liirilt.
The people of France, both young
md old. have always been noted for
rheir canaclty to make n little go a
good way, whether in the matter ol
food, or raiment, or their equivalent
nionev. Indeed, it has been claimed,
without dispute, that a French family
could readily live upon what toe aver
age. American family throws away.
in the matter of sa vines. M'encn
ehrdren lire early Instructed. They
are taught the economic necessity ot
laying up money for the almost in
evitnhlo "rainy day" of the future.
The teachers In the public schools are
made the transient depositaries or the
pupils' funds from a sou upward, and
the savings bunks agents gather in
the aggregates monthly for permanent
cure. The total of these small savings
jf the children make an Imposing Hi
are yearly.
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