A meeting of Hare*.
A short time ago an anthropologist
of Now York City got u group of men
of many races in his house for a pur
pose. In the group there were a North
American Indian, a Chinaumn, a ne
gro. a Hawaiian, a Hebrew, an Aral),
an Last Indian and Ktiropoan* of ihe
Gothic. Celtic, Slavic and Latin races.
All of them were found in the city of
New York, and all wore aide to use
the Knglish language well or other
wise. The anthropologist who brought
them together desired to get I heir
notions upon certain questions of race,
lingu sties and religion, but ho had
great difficulty In getting them. He
proposes to hold other conferences of
the same kind, and to prosecute his
I . investigations until his object has
been attained. "All races of Men arc
of ono blood," according to the Scrip
tures.
Til are I* a Cum of rco|iis
Wno are Injured by Hie use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed In all
the grocery stores a new prep.iratl in
f ailed GRAIN-O, made of pure grains,
that takes the place of coffee. The
Moel delicate stomach recelv s it with
out distress, and but few can tell It
from coffee. It does not cost over %
tut much. Children may drink It with
great benefit, 15 cents and H5 cents
. per package. Try It. Ask for
t GRAIN-0.
I>r. Kay’s itnuovnlor never fulls to curs
narvoij-nuss, constipation, dyspepsia or
liver dlseii t*. It renovates mildly l>ut cer
tainly. Sir. Hoeadvt.
I nelc Nam I ndlsliirkrrd.
Foreign power: "If you don't try
barter to please u# wo'll shoo'.,” Un
cle Hum: "Costa money to shoot 0o .v*
ndays.” Foreign power; "We'll tor
row it or the Koth-ehilds." Urr:lo
Hum: "Not tnuoh you won't- Tho
Kothscblld* have |/>U,000,000 fnv. switl
In this country.”- New York Weekly.
timWi Catarrh Cura
Is. taken Internally, l’rlce, 78o.
Kvcn if it man hits nerve lie dislikes
for occasion to arise for using it.
No-To-llar for Fifty Crnta.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makos weak
nreu strong, n oua pure. Me SI All druggist*
Some people frotvn even when they i
are amused.
My doctor sold I won d die but, I'lso’s I lire
for I'oiisiim lion cured mu. AmosKennr,
< hurry Valley, Ills., Nov. ail. IHIKi
i f a limn hus horse sense he always
knows when U> say neigh.
rtsHia.i. s hkii mtak ■exTMAf'r in
The best; til armsra will refund you, money If
you arc not ssllsOsd with It.
An artist is not a success until lie can
draw u. check on the bank.
To Cura Constipation forever,
TuUu Ciiscurcts Candy Cathartic KK.-nrtSo.
It C. C. C lull lo cure, druggists ri fund uruucy.
The mortal who Iras all lie wants has
too much.
Slot III Ike Fashion.
Kmersonia Dorchester— "Olivlnla,
Holmes is not the recherche girl I
thought she was."
Russell ina Waldo—“What has oc
curred?”
Kmersonia Dorchester—* *1 noticed
to-day that six' was wearing her win
tor spectacle*."- Jeweler's Circular.
When you \ inlt < Ininhn you should cull at.
r H Kaymoud Co.'s Jewelry store, corner
Fifteenth and Douglas streets, and ex
iimlne (heir Jewelry and art good* for
wedding, birthday and Christmas preseiits.
also steel engraved weildlng stationery. In
citations and visiting cards. It Is the only
first ( lass, up-to-date Jewelry, art and rut
glass store west, of t ‘hleago and Ht. I,outs
Kiigrnvlng and printing HMi visiting cards
fl.WI by mall
Tils Able Kilifor
The village wag thought he woilh)
have some iun with the inlld-munni led
young man who had recently taken
charge of the county paper.
"I nay," he said, coming Into the of
fice excitedly, "there's u man on tho
street, looking for you with a club."
The young editor looked up pleasant*
ly.
"Is that so?" he Inquired. “We make
special reductions to clubs. Ilow many
nubacrlbers has he got?”
Whereupon the wag felt that he had
barked up the wrong tree. Truth.
\ anon, lnlinl.il With tha Air*
A ml ImltllH'fl wll Ii I In* witter of it uuilurlim*
locality. till* *1111 It certain Utltldote. K.*pc
rleneo mam'llon* eoiiHdeoee Ir, Hostetler's
Htonmcli Hiller* 11# u preventive of Mila
scourge. AII over tId* eontliieiil mid In the
Ironies It Ims proved I hud f a certain mean*
of defense. ami an eraillennt. of Inlermlttsnt
and remit tan I fever*, and other form* of
miasma-lairn disease. Nor I* II. less effective
for kidney troubles, constipation, rheuma
tism and nervousness.
AH von guess about dlfllculty In sell
ing Stark 7>i‘0» may lie wrong. If you
-vNI, to knotv l!:" truth, drop a postnl
*o Slink Nurse;/. litfnSfana, Mo., or
Bock port, III. Naum references. Cash
pay to saleMtictl C»c)i V'EKIt tl,<*
round, yntflt fi’OA - tHl.ea no money
to TiMf the tvork. Also wunt ct.vn
MAKMis get their trees free.
■lorn With llslr and Tenth.
A baby boy, weighing seven pounds
and having a heavy head of hnlr and
two rows of teeth, was horn to the
wife of Hamuel Meglone, a merchant
of Iscxlngton, Ky.. a few days ago.
Osn'l Tobacco Spll and Smnkn Tour Lit* Sway.
To<|ult tobacco easily mid forever, lie m»g
rintlc, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To
Hac, the wonder-worker, that make* weak
men strong. All druggist*, #0c or II. Cure
guaranteed. Itouklel and sample free. Address
Sterling Ueincdy Co., Chicago or New York,
It’s the revolving fun that gathers
no fUrs. ______________
Mr*. Winslow'* Wonthlug Mjrnp
for children Irntblng.sof Inns lliegume. reduces Inflsm
tuallun, alls, it pain, cures wind colic. CtcrntsabottJa.
It ulways seems an effort for some
men to fie good nutured.
Slop'* d ough Holsowi
I* IPs oldest me' beat It will break tip a cold ipilcknt
than anything alae. It Is alwava reliable. Try It.
Home people have no appreciation
for unything beyond something to eat.
w >) Pistols and Pestles, m
|L?\ The duelling pistol now occupies its proper
■' f plaoe, in the museum of tho collector of relics
of barbarism. The pistol ought to havo besido
\ 4f it tho pestle that turned out pills like bullets,
f ->y to be shot liko bullets at the target of tho
f liver. But tho peutlo is still in evidence, and /Qv
1. '■■•) will be, probably, until everybody has tested
jf iho virtue of Ayer’s sugar coated pills. They fmA
V y treat tho liver ns a friend, not as an enemy,
$||\ Instead of driving it, they coax it. They nro
compounded on the theory that the liver does
f its work thoroughly and faithfully under K&j)
jf- h\ obotructing conditions, and if the obstructions 0^\
\^) are removed, tho liver will do its daily duty. \Vjjp
r ]'\ When your livor wants help, get “tho pill
that will," vp'
Q Averts Cathartic Pills. If
* mw
^ 2 ** You Need Renovuting Tuke jj|
tr | Dr. Kay’s Renovator. £
V It Invigorate* an 1 rrn> »* tlie whole tjairiii A |*erl»ei renovator, removing Iho
^1 eauni . ml lor our lo w e |>age ouolt v>lll> « recipe. Mr And* W itmer ot K«»l l'lil- to*
gH ‘ « o. In.i , write. I would not take (I i tor vour Uoalt II I t’ ‘tiM not gel .uoiher
t\ ill ml u now lor . name Audre.* Ua II J K4Y MkuiiAi. Co Omaha, N*u
' SIOO To Any Man.
WILL PAY *lOO run ANV CASE
0f Wfiht... In kl«n tk.| Irani **hI
I nil lu t Ufa.
An <laialo i'.hwiuiuv |<lm-na fur Iha ltr»t
tliua In-urn llu |hiIi|P « Mmini. Turn
■ tit lurlb»cur*ill law! Vitality, Natmua
Mil Hviuni IVankuam amt lla.ti'f alum of
tula t'nraa lu uUI amt |i«i«j inau Nu
*..ru uul k'lau-h rtuinli. n.iilaiim nu
I k<»|>huruitf »r ittbvr Itnriulnl 4r«m« It i»
a M»mu» - i. t»i.i«.\i utnn • nl In It*
ait a. la |aMilt«a in ||« >ura All ra*lan.
nltu ara .attaint Irmi a taankuata ikm
kl||kl< iba-r Ilia. « .»• n| ihnl martial n« I
i kvu. ai ... l-i.an f** tli«* *" !■>* 1 Ylnn
k -.1 hi.llnt.lali. Ik-ul IlkUMUlM.
IHIIIIM itiinkn S’, ml lint » ■!
latul mo nlaudnlaiy PHKIt a tn'uaUa
| u{aM allunilitaua. at. I |iu.t*t»n
iullkait trnly Mwn *k Taa«ln.*i fh>* •»
ait-l■ •■« man aku kata u-i all kuya •>! a
■ an ara la. *•* raUuial l>J Ikm. I t a |M
lm I -*U,«
fkk Mi II I ••«.«*«• HUM t-a lakan
at k > ‘> an < Ik. if .In* maw .<t Ilia, mil
{at ra U<t»l fata atal k tat talk* !•< all a k*»
AMfat t«) «w Inara l»t Iratlutaal it that
fall lu m>» hui ... yat.ail. tat Ml* a
kata n» lua I i. «.i.1 *.» ■ I'tan lain,
Ytw na«t . a w r II l> taka IVi ka»*
fct»> UMM ■ tf» *|cU »t» l IfNkttl tMtt«« %*» H»l*
»i««k <»* »* m r«o m I **#fi ,
M » r* ** - tiM < \m >h •
Ni«h Im im * *4 i t « «!«• • *•«• It
•4* 4*4 \% F«l* !«• w M*»
Silt
^sTiKK^Hi
POMMEL
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$12 hi iMtgjysyjrjgwg
»‘tr u i*i:k i casa
UVUMNSITi itofT £m**L. iktout, i»
TfeMWiM i Iff N«Uf.
“SWEAR TO NOTHING.”
(From the French.)
O, mother, no; It
lx useless; let in
speak no mure
about It."
My mother
stretched llcr plump
small hands toward
the fire, her finger*
lavishly ornament
ed with rings, ax
the coquetry of la
dle* In the. W*.
".fame*,” said she, with her most dig
nified countenarc, “you arc as stubborn
is your father. Me, too, objected to
marriage. Me belonged to n club tbe
poor man to the Bachelor*' club,' and
had seriously sworn to remain faithful
to his principles. But you, too, you
will come to It,"
"But, then, In my father’s day, young
girl* were brought up more simply;
they aspired no higher than to pi ty
the piano prettily, write correctly, and
make » graceful courtesy. Then, in
leaving school young girl* tame In’o
their families with enough Instruction
to understand the verse* of a romance
and follow a conversation, not cnougn
to humiliate their parent* and often
their husbands. They were then real
ly 'home angels,’ ”
"You exhaust my patience and I can’t
hear such prejudice*. ‘Home angel*,’
Indeed, A* If one mu*t he a fool or a
nonentity to bo domestic. A bright
woman never could bo satisfied with the
role you assign for her. If you had
Dot wasted your time at the college you
would not he eo afraid of comparl*
"You are too gevere-"
"Do you pretend that Latin and
Greek are incompatible with mdenty,
gweetnoA* and donjcfile (jualltlcg In a
woman?"
"I declare It with enthualaam."
"Very well, then; we will apeak no
more of marriage. You will accom
pany me at the Degjardln*, for you will
meet the twin gutter* and you may
fudge for youraclf, st-tco my experience
1* not worth your own."
Poor, little mother! I knew ahe and
her old friend, Mme, Degjardlng, had
together plotted agalngt my bachelor
hood and a girl with the degree of
bachelor wag enough to frighten me
Into It more geeurely than ever. When
we arrived at Mme. Degjardlng ghn
greeted mo ug "little James." Thl.i ex
clamation rather upaet me.
I expected her to ask me If I had
brought my marbleg along, but ingtead
of that preaonted me to her daughter*.
The twin alatera resembled each other
only In their dreg*. Mdle. Martha
wa* a very beautiful brunette a Greek
goddess with pure, gtralglu feature*.
Mdlle. Rose wa* le** Importing, a gweet,
pretty blonde. 1 wa* sure that In spite
of her 10 year* ahe gtlll played with
dolls. She certainly wa* not the
"learned young woman" my mother had
proposed I should court. It must be
the other one. There wa* dancing, and
I offered my arm to Mdlle. Rose. After
SPEAK TO ME.
a waltz we chatted. She was witty
and a little sharp. thl» meek looking
little hlonde. 1 started a conversation
on commouplace subjects and In s short
space of time I had Judged my com
panion to he a most charming little
woman, and It was with much reluct
ance I left her side.
Mtue eyes, blue gauze, smiling lips
and a cloud of golden halt were all
mingled In my sleep that night, Why
nut the stately, Statuesque, dark beau
ty my mother would so gladly welcome
as a daughter?
iu another week I must again ac
company my muther to the weekly re
ceptluu st Mtue. Fosjardlns and then
they would come to my mother's Fri
days. Thus twice a week,
I saw her and naturally fell in love
dee tier and deeper Fear little It me,
thought I. true "home angel " What a
wife she will be to make home bright
and happy for eonu one. A strange
fear came uver me and I recalled many
Instant ee where Ruwe had appeared
nnztoua to avoid me, perhaps out of
consideration for her alatar, or perhaps
to save in# from a great dlsappoinit
Kent
t utter Ike torture of this attdden sus
picion I dew to my mother "I must
make • clean hrennt of It, mother dear I
I love Moan, and you must help me to
gain U»r "
• oh iamea- la nut this somewhat
sudden* And those ion*tvttous you
have cherished — **
' Monsetue. mother, listen this In ts
How* You wilt admit that so sWeei
sad unpretending a girl is said >m fm*a I
now No m at word* pies*#, hut da
(the the good mother you are. go as I
id Mate IwsFtidth* N the hand of
ha* dawahter “
“My -tear eh*MI I will tent h vow how
ta ha voneietent I can not go hath its
my word I will hava nwlhtng to du
with the arrangements of a marriage
| for you."
She said all this with such an
amused smile that I could not think
her serious. I determined, however,
I to put an end to this suspense and soon
found an opportunity.
There was a concert and hall at the
DesJardins’ beautiful country home.
When bending over her mother's hand
f saw hut one thing and heaven en
tered my soul as I caught the light of
i her eyes. It seemed but an Instant
j before we were outside, wandering
about the grounds. The words were
on my lips to speak, when some one
called to ua, "Come, J,a Marian! Is go
ing to sing!’’ What care I for the Ma
rlanl? Hut Hose hastened her steps
and I followed, hoping she would at
least slay outside. As we nesred the
house she led the way to a eorner of the
veranda and there the words and voice
of the wonderful singer reached our
cars and entered our hearts.
"My soul Is full of dream,
My soul Ik full of love.”
"Those words are mine, Hose, do you
understand? Don’t you see how I love
you? You are the woman I have
dreamed of since I have known how to
dream. You uro the companion I have
longed fort Hose, could you not love
me?"
In a low, sud voice she murmured:
"My friend, I am not the companion
you have dreamed of. Too often have
you described her to me, your Ideal
woman. You love me because you
think me simple as young girls should
he and you think because you have
eome time seen me attending house
hold duties that I would make a good
domestic wife, but you will love me n
tunas . ... \kl %n. ■ \
you kpow —" Her voice bad beet
Aim u.iill now and though her words
puzzled and (mined me 1 btcaroe uwaro
of the sorrow In her voice, a sorrow
which meant more than sympathy.
"Roue, In the name of heaven, wbat
Is It?"
She mastered herself In a moment.
"How often have you cruelly told
me you would never marry a college
graduate, a bluestocking, as you called
her, nml yet you ought to have known
—your mother knows——”
The fool 1 had been; and how I
wished I c mid fall right there on my
knees to ask her pardon. And yet how
could f have suspected that so much
feminine grace could be united to u
ripe mid mature Intellect.
"Oh, Rose! speak to me. Kpcak In
Latin, In Greek, If you will. Only sav
you forgive me and will love me!"
»**•**•
Has she forgiven me? I um the hap
piest of men und have been for three
years. If ever you come to see us, you
will be asked to partake of the repasts
tny college wife superintends, and I
think all of you gentlemen who siand
In awe of learned women will seek
one for your own.
JAPAN PAPERS AND "DEVILS.'’
The Japanese newspaper, as described
In a letter from Tokyo to the New York
Evening Post, Is a curious product of
the borrowed civilization of the mika
do's empire.
Practically there Is In It, no tele
graphic news, and the editorial article*
are Ingenious studies in the art of say
ing certain things without saying (hem
In u way to warrant the censor's sup
pression of them; for the minister ol
state for the interior has power to sus
pend any paper when, in his opinion
It says anything prejudicial to order
authority or morality.
Not Infrequently the censor hug occa
■ion to write au order for the sup pres
shin of a newspaper, and when he dot;.'
It lie Is brief but wonderfully polite.
He puts the honorlflcs “a" or “go1
before all the nouns and verbs. Pre
fixed to a noun “o'' means honorable
and to a verb It means honorably;
similarly “go" means august, augustly
Ho thu order to the editor of the offend
Ing newspaper when It arrives will reai
!lke this:
“Deign honorably to cease honorably
publishing uugust paper. Honorable
editor, honorable publisher, houorabh
ehtef printer, deign honorably to entei
august Jail.''
The honorable editor with hta honor
utile co-workers hows low before thi
messeuger and then acenqipunles bin
to the august Jail, eliattlug ineaiiwhih
of the weather, of the flower shows, 01
of the effect of the Hoods on the rlc<
crop. Centuries of breeding under Ja
paueae etiquette have made It linpoaal
hie for any one to show annoyance.
iInImmm* MpUU.
Japanese are fatuous not only In
tlo- r shill In niaklug d< curative nr
tides but also for the beauty of tie
i materials used, It Is said that th
j secret of the romposHtua of some u
their allots of brass sod cupper ha
orl» lately been retreated The Sae*
Jai ansae Li ass, called slcdiu," c-ua
title of tsn parts of copper sud |v<
of alar Another very beautiful alloy
a»med ' •hedko,"* to wbbb aplendb
huea ore Imparted by treatatsul will
: acids, to formed by wising gold aa<
copper the proportion of gold vary
lag from ure to ten per cent of th
! entire maes.
AetOecM t sits
The oddest Its* in esietehee to on
I which formerly nssnsl ess of thi
j heir of Ntasveh The bey to It t
As large aa one o»*o Sea conventeatl;
| Miry, tmtaa needy tty feet in teagth
and of the th'«*nees of a 4 ta*h dran
His Aa ttaspt taw lot b has a too beet
foagd wbuh was th use 4duo year
Mu I be took and key are mode o
womt
A W lfcfi 1'nlSiUAN.
BROAD OF OPINION HE THROWS
PREJUDICE TO THE WIND.
I>r. .1. I. I.lmoa Knilarm Hr. William*’
Filth Ihin IlcraiiM’ lie Ilia Found
Them Iniculmi*. Relieve* (lie
Flrat Hul)’ of » Phyalclaa
la to I lire Ilia I'atlriil*.
Prom I lie I it pt ill. M John. Kniiaan
IlcnrliiR Hint Hr. .I I I .i me* of Ht. John,
Knnana, ton I Hand Hr. William*' I’ink I’ill*
In hi* practice with great anno**, a re
porter onlled upon nud Interviuweil him
regarding the mutter
Your reporter found the doctor a very
pleuaant end alliili'u man of probably fifty
year* of ago. We were inucli inipreaacd
with Ilia uiaunei n« it win kindly and dig
nilled WIicii wii broached the aubject of
our call, lie liecame eutliuaiaatic nt once
nud proceeded to give u* the following fur
publication;
"My attention htuf licrn called to Dr. Wil
liam*' I'iuk I'llla for I’liic I'eoplo hy aeverai
pnraona of my nccpiniutnuci who hail lieen
grim liy limiolifed or entirely aured liy their
uae, I determined to give them n trial in
my practice nud if they proved to he «etl*
factory I would adopt them and u*e them
regularly Hlnmi I begun preacrlbllig them
i linve never had cam <• to regret my deter
initiation I have lined Hr. William*’ I’iuk
I'llla In a number of cic e* of nervou* trim
blra, neurnaHieuin. rbcuiiiatlam, I'tc., and
In every ca«e have been exccptioually well
pleaaed wllli Hie reaulte. nud I i nn houeatly
and coiiacientioualy rei'iuiiuieud I’iuk I’llla
for the above dlaeaaea.
I
1 "J -linli continue to u„a thebi him) recoin- I
Siciul them to my put lent*, for I consider
there Ih nothing twitter for the dl*ea*e* i
they ere rccoiiiineinl to cure tliau I>r. WII 1
Ham*' Pink Pill*. If yon deniro to u*e till* j
for publication you cun attach my name, j
I mil well known in thin part of Knu*n*uiid
also In Kayette t,'Monty, Ohio. 1 am Heere- (
lory of the 'J. H. Pen-Ion Examining Hm
geou'H Hoard for Htafford County, Kan*a»,
and Cbafnuan of the KepuMican County
Central Committee for the above uumed
county." Your* faithfully.
,Ik**k L. Dime*, M. It
We alao ascertained the Doctor'* stand
Ing in Ht. John by a few Interview* with
prominent people, which we herewith pub
HnIi along with Ilia Doctor'* ktutemeut re
guiding Pink Pill*:
"I mu well nc<|unl»ted with Dr. J. h. \
Time* mid know him to lai un honorithlo
nod Ktraightforwurd man, and whut ever
he may *uy can he relied ii|*ni.
E It Henkkiki,,
t'oiiuty Hupt. of HchooU, Htafford County,
a ii 11 h n g
Ht John, Kan*,**, July Mtb, IHOfl
I have known Dr. J. I, Diriie* for a num
ber of year* and can recommend him a* a
prominent phy*iciau, mid a mail well liked
In thi* vicinity Howabii OiuT,
Ca*hlcr Commercial Honk,
i have known Dr. J. Ii. Dime* for nevoral
year*, and a* a phy*lclen he I* very promi
nent, and hi* reputation for honor anil in
tegrlty are too well known to be questioned
for mi instant. II. J. CoiiNwei.f.,
i Editor Ht. John Now*.
Dr. William*' Piuk Pill* contain, In a
condensed form, all the element* necessary
to give new life and rlehno** to the blood
and reHtoro *battcreil nerve*. They nru an
unfailing hpecltlc for Mich di*eaeee a* loco
motor ataxia, partial paralysis, Ht. Vilu*’
dance, wlatica, neuralgia, rfaenmutUm,
nervoti* headache, the after effect of la
grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale uud
►allow complexion*, all form* of wcukne**
either In male or femyle. Pink Pill* are
wild by all dealer*, or will lie went |wi*tpniil
on reeeipt of price, 60 cent* a twix, or *ix
boxen for 92.60 (they are never Mold In hulk
or by tlio 100), by addressing Dr. William*'
Medicine Company, Hcbeuectudy, N. Y,
■
Hrlllsli Lifeboat*.
. The, 1890 record for Brltiah lifeboats
I show* n waving of 666 live*, besides
rescuing twenty-seven vessels from
destruction.
tliinlrliml <iov«rn
Kvrry city wants good st rests tvd
Rood sewerage and suitable school
I,wildings and public works of varloom.
kinns. The affairs to be attended U» In
a city arc not political, but financial. Jk
city Is like a great business firm. !%*
tics ought not to have anything to do
with city elections. The very bent am*
to manage Important public enteric ioms
ought to be chosen to other. Key. Cjros
Richardson.
Mlink* Into Your *hoe«.
Allen's rool-r.Rse, a powder fur Iht
feet. It cures painful, swollen, smart
ing feet and Instantly takes the slime
out of corns and bunions. It la Ms*
greatest comfort discovery of the ana
Allen's Foot-Base makes tlght-fittlaut
or new shoes feel easy. It Is a rerun*
cure for sweating, callous and hot.
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