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Cnstorla is Dr. Sniuucl Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morpliino nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee- is thirty years' uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays
fcvcrlshncss." Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
QUEENS OF HAWAII.
PLAYED PROMINENT PART8 IN THE
ISLAND KINGDOM.
How Unpen KiiHtiuinntm KMMiHiiIiaiI
"Womnn'n IIIbIiIh" Itnjrnl rrnrp.tlon.,
In Ono of Which it DiiMnger Worn Ser
ml) -twit VurtU nf Ciiolimoro.
Castoria.
' Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo ot Its
good effect upon their children."
Dit. 0. C. Osooon,
Lowell, Mass.
" Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I liojw tho day U not
far distant when mothers will consider tho real
Interest of their children, and uso Castoria In
toad of the various quack nostrums which aro
destroying their loved ones, iy forclncoplum,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
gents down their throats, thereby seeding
Ihcm to premature craves."
Du. J. F. KiHctiELOi,
Conway, Ark.
The Ceatanr Company,
Castoria.
" Castoria Is so v ell adapted to children thai
I recommend It as superior to any prcscrlptlcc
known to me."
II. A. Ancncn, M. D.,
Ill Bo. Oxford St., Brooklyn, H. Y.
"Our physicians In tho children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence In their outsldo practlco with Castoria,
and although wo only havo among our
medical supplies what is knowu as regular
products, yet wo aro freo to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
faoruionlt."
United Hospital add DiinutsAitY,
Boston, Mass.
Allen C. Smith, Pre.,
TT Murray Street, Now York City.
New York
Weekly Tribune
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THE CHIEF
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Address THE CHIEF,
Red Cloud, Neb.
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The Fair -Store.
P COZflf), IPirop.
Every Cotiaeivabie Artide otj Mat!d-
Sneninl rates on Oueenswave. Glassware, Etc. All kinds
produce taken in exchange for goods aud highes prices paid,
ef
Is the right man when you want
HARDWARE!
An endless variety of stoves.
Wire and Everything in the line,
Served Exclusively to the
21477,212PeOple admitted to
the World's Fair Grounds.
Universally accepted as the
Leading Fine coffee of the World.
For sale only by Sherwood & Albright.
Wlk'ii tho missionaries arrived nt Ha
waii, March 110, 1820, tin? comUtiou of
woi&nu was tliut of a slave. Sho coulij
nut oat cocoiinuta, bununns, oranges or
fish, mid ono of tho curious tabus, or in
tordlotions, forbade her eating any kluil
of food with moil.
Queen Kaahumnnu Font for tho now
king, Liliolllio, who was engaged in a
drunken orgio out on tho ocean in a
canoe, rind urged him to throw down tho
idols in tho hcaiiiuu, or templets, nnd to
clinch tho matter by eating in public
with it group of women who wero foist
ing by themselves nt a little dlstanco
from tho royal abode. Staggering over
to them, Liliolllio, who wns ft vory dif
ferent chnrnctor from his fatuous father,
sat down und publicly nto somo of their
food. Tho cry wont up, "Tho tabu is
broken."
Tho torch wns applied to tho idols, nnd
womnu's emancipation began. Queen
Kaahumium wns a lingo, heavy mortal,
nnd llko all the chiefs sho wns proud and
cruel. At first bho treated tho mission
aries with disdain, offering only tho tip
of her llttlo finger in salutation, but she
becamo it zealous convert nnd romnlued
to tho time, of her death, in 1830, ut tho
ngo of G8, it firm and conscientious Chris
tian, bolovcd by those who Intimately
knew hor und uuivorsnlly respected for
hor abilities. She had ruled as consort
of the great conqueror, ns joint sovereign
with his son, Liholilio, nnd as rogont dur
ing tho minority of Kauikooull.
Knmnmulu, tho queen of pleasure- lov
ing Liholiho, was fond of display. On a
stato occasion in lew eno was carried in
procession, sooted In a whaloboat on a
framo of wickcrwork boruo on tho shoul
ders of 70 men.
Tho bont and platform, 80 feet long by
19 feet wide, woro covered with costly
brondcloth lolioved by benutiful colored
tnpas (natlvo bnrk cloth). Tho queen's
dress wns a scnrlet Bilk mantle and n
feather coronet. An immenso Chinese
umbrella, richly gilded nnd decorated
with tassels and fringes of tho snino
gaudy color, supported by n chief wear
ing a helmet, screoned her from tho sun.
Chiefs held aloft kahilis, or royal
staffs, 00 foot high, tho handles sur
rounded by nlternnto ivory and tortolso
shell rings, beautifully wrought nnd
highly polished, tho upper pnrt being ar
ranged so as to form ft column or plumo
of scnrlet fenthers of 14 feet in diameter
and from 13 to 14 feet long. A tnoro
magnificent insignia of rank, conveying
at onco tho ideas of grandeur, stato and
benuty, as they towcrod and gracefully
nodded nbovo tho multitude, was nover
dovised by barbarians.
Another royal lady, Kinau, who after
ward shared authority with Kamehamo-
lin III (Knuikeoull), hor titlo being Kaa
humanu II, appeared in a scnrlet pnu, a
long pieco of silk wound round tho body
and limbs, with two long streamers. Tho
pau is a very graceful costume, especial
ly when worn by n wnhiuo (nativo wo
man) on horseback, with tho gayly col
ored streamers afloat In tho wind. Tho
two downger queens nppenred in this
procession, Ono of them woro 70 yards
of enshmero of double width, one-half
being ornngo and tho other half scarlet.
This wns wrapped about her flguro till
her arms woro supported by tho mass in
a horizontal position, whilo tho remain
der, forming nn extensive train, wus sup
ported by a rotinuo selected for that purpose
Tho richness nnd variety or tbo dresses
nnd colors, aud tho exhibition of tho
wealth and power of tho chiefs, their
hereditary symbols of rank, tho stately
kahilis, splendid cloaks and helmets, and
necklaces of fenthors, intormingled with
tho brilliant hues and deep green of tho
flowers nnd wreaths from their natlvo
forests, rendered tho spectacle nt onco
utiiquo and attractive. Groups of sing
ers and dancers, to tho number of many
hundred, ever nnd anon met tho proces
sion, enthusiastically shouting their adu
lation iu tho willing ears of tho chiefs.
Queen Kumumalu and Liholiho mado
a voyago to London in 1831). Before tho
ship weighed anchor nt Honolulu the
queen chnnted n farewell:
"O henvenl O enrthl O mountalnsl
O sent O my counselors and my sub
jects, farowelll"
Tho royal travelers created a sensa
tion iu Loudon. Queen Kamamalu ex
hibited herself iu looso trousers and a
long bed gown of colored velveteen, but
Parisian modistes soon clothed tho Indies
in nil tho genr of fnshion. Corsets for
tho first 'timo encircled their amplo
waists, and tho London ladies, in their
rngu for tho new lions, sought patterns of
tho turban thnt graced tho brow of tho
queen.
But, alas, tho roynl pair caught tho
measles and died in London, poor chil
dren of naturo that they were, far from
tho palm groves nnd bosky bowerH of
their natlvo islcsl Tho bodies, iu lead
coffins framed in wood and covered with
crimson velvet, wero sent to Honolulu
iu the frigate Bloudo in charge of Lord
Byron, a couc-in of tho poet. Godey's
Mnguziuo,
Took the Train.
Employer You aro late again. Didn't
I tell you to tnko tho train because it
would bring you much faster than you
could walk tho distance?
Boy Yes, sir, and I did.
Employer Then how do you explain
your lateness?
Boy I had to loaf around tho station
for half nn hour wuitiug for tho train,
which wns away behind time. Phila
delphia Times.
Grout Tout.
Mr. Grogan (telling tho story of tho
argument) An 1 had to sthaud thero
lukiu at him, shmoilin th' best 01 cud,
an all tho toimo I was so mad Ol wus
grittlu ma teeth behind mo bolck. In
dinuunolli Journal, '
Afraid of Pneumonia.
Mrs. Catherine Mack, of Lolloy. N. Y.
look a myoro cold. Tho phyidlnau fmr
oil Pneumonia. Kho took one bottle o
Parks, Cough Hjrup nrd snys "It acted
Ilk mnjio. Stopped in cough ntul I am
perfectly well now. I roeoinond it to
over) ono for Throat nnd Lung Trnulilo
n I believed it savod my life." Sold by
C.li. Cot ting.
Only thirty otcHWoro polled in Hardy
at tho election.
What makes a homo a hoint'? 'I ho
mother well, tho children rooy. the father
iu good health and gocd humor. All
brought about by the Ui of DoWittM
Sarsaparilla. It lecomiueiidi itself. O.
L. Coiling.
Water uotuln carried in Fullerlon ami
tho bojH voted for beer ut the enino election.
Honesty, perseverance and skill cannot
improve Dr. Snwyor's I'milly Cure, bo
cause it fully enrol Indigestion. Millions
nogs and Kidney dluiculty. Sold by Doyo
iOrlce.
LuurclH is to have an elevator that
will hold 2u,000 bushels ot grain.
AGONY.
Tho munle crnril. tho rtirtnln row,
I illil nut In ul tin 1ny,
Hut KnriMl upon lier luu'ly fiuo
Hlio ent twit w at away.
Hit iltiik HUn tlitlul ni'plo titnom,
Hit teeth llko ideuinllik' pcarl,
Hit o)ii an Mint nn summer okles,
A wealth of Kiiltlui uirl.
Anil ns I itnml tii'on hor fnro
There mine a look of mln.
Ukoclniiilyi'lmilim oVi tholrtliil
II pnwi'tl, tin it nun' nunlu.
I wiw Hie teardrop In heri'jM,
The niio tint finlenwity,
Anil ihnlf.tlrrlui'k nrov ilonthly fnle
lrmtu'cilili'iHUKiiiir.
Hho tiirniMt niul tnuehi'il Iter CMorl's arm,
Tliciinliiwly went away.
My hi'iirt li-iil fimt wltliK)iniithy.
lilliliiittheiil thoiln).
Ho noon rrttirneil nml took liln neat.
1 Kiireil In Rrutt MiriirKe.
Ho reml the itiestlou 1 wntiM nsk
i'lnsli from my cniser ejes.
A tul nn tho micJo itleil nwny
IHh llm thin nuiwer borot
"My bliti r'ni feet nro number flo.
Her elioes nro number four."
lloston 0 lobe.
. 1,-iai
You will never know positively whnt n
wonderful remedy Dr. Sawjor's Family
Cure Is until yon try it. It will cure ou
of a sour stomach. Hold by Deyo A; Orlco
Tho town of Miller in I ho Wood Ulvor
valley wants a tonsorial artist badly.
The I'retllent Jlrl In Town
Has boon using Parks'Teaandsliosajs:
"My complexion Is very much Improved.
That muddy look is nil gone. Itnke
n cup of Parks Tea three nights a week,
nnd feel Just ' elegant." Sold by C. L
Cottlng.
Tho Norfolk Nowb Iiiib commenced to
tnlk about colebrnting tho Fourth of
July.
Nonpareil Hair Curler
Will keop tho Hnlr in onrl tho dampest
weather. Kvery bottle positlvey guar
anteed by Deyo A flrleo.
Tho now school houso at Startton will
cost tho district 81,1100.
Cough! CoiikIiI CoiikIi!
If yon want to, but If you deslro to slop
got a bottle of Hogg's Cherry Cough Syrup
It will atop your cough iu llvo minutes
Sold and wnrrauted by Doyo & Grlce.
Tho IiiiBsinn thistle him miulo its ap
pearance in Nanco county.
Money and oxporienoo cannot produce
abettor family incdioino thnn Dr.Bnwyor'B
Family Cure. It Cares dlftlcnltUs of tho
Stomach nnd Liver. Held by Deyo A
Grlcu.
Crmtn.
"You will not find ono woman In n
hundred who Is familiar with tho rules
of heraldry," said a faehlonablo stationer.
"Ladies insist on having crests embossed
on their writing paper, oven when I toll
them that they nro permitted by tho
UBiiges of centuries to uso only tho arms.
A handsome woman came in tho store
ono day and said, 'Mr. B , I wish you
would put a ciest and nrms on my paper.'
I knew it would bo useless to urguo
about tho crest, nnd so I nsked hor,
'Hnvo you nny crest with you'r' 'Oh, uol
I haven't any,' sho nnsweied. 'You cnu
inuko a nice one, can't your' I learned
thnt her husband was a grain dealer, so
for it crest I designed a shenf of wheat.
For tho nuns I designed some hawk
bonds on a shield, nnd sho wns delighted."
Women who uro inteiested in these
things should observe tho regulations set
down for tho uso of spinsters, married
women nnd widows. A specified frnme
for tho nrms should bo used by each,
Tho spinster is requirod to put her fam
ily nrms into n diamond frame, with
very simple adornment. When a wom
an marries, tho arms of her family must
bo put on tho snino shield with tho arms
of her husband. The shield is impaled,
tho wife's nrms occupying ono position
and tho husband's tho other. If sho be
comes n widow, tho frnmo for her urine
again assumes tho form of a diamond,
symbolizing her unmarried stato, while
her arms and tho anus of her deceased
husband remain impnled ns fouuerly.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Tho Manayunk nhiloBonhor onya can
mnko any ono blind to your faults if you
hnvo tho dust.
Do not sudor with pnlu on top of tho
head nnd In tho back when Dr. Sawyer's
L'imtllos will absolutely and positively
cure yon. For inlo by Deyo fc urlco.
If you uro twonty-four inches around
the bust' buy fifty inch underwear.
Lndies-Remeinbor that disease bocomes
Incnrablo. Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles will
positively euro long standing oases. It
heals and cures. Sold by Doyo & Grico,
What has bocomo of tho old-fashioned
"mothor'' in vinegar?
IIucklen'H Arnica Salvo.
The best salvo in tho world for outs,
bruise-i, sores, Ulcers, Salt rheum, fovor
sores, tetter, chapped hands, uhillblains,
coniB, nnd all skiu eruptions, nnd posi
tivjly cures piles, or no pny required. It
is gunrnnteed to givo porfoct satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. Forsnlo by Cotting. If
Jim Bakor of Otoo county snared
twelvo wolves in ono day.
Why Do You Cough?
Do you not know that Parks' Cough
Syrup will our it If Wo guaranteed every
bottle. There nro many Cough Syrups
but wo believe Parks' is the best nnd most
reliable. Sold by C. h. Cotting.
W. II. Eller, editor of tho Blair Cour
ier, has been elected inunngor ot the jug
euro at that plnco.
In Duplicate.
Gus do Smith cnuio down Harlem av
euuo with his chin cut iu several places,
so that it looked as if a drunken burbot
hud been practicing on it.
'Merciful heaven, Gusl" exclaimed
Peto Amsterdam. "What did you do to
tho barber? You ought to havo murdered
him. That was tho least you could have
done."
"I didn't do any thing of tho kind. Aft
er ho wns through shaving I invited him
across tho street nnd tieated him to u
cocktail and ft cigar."
"Well, you aro a fool."
"No, I ain't such a fool, after all," re
sponded Gus, "for you Beo I shavo my
self." "Oh, that's ft different thing. You aro
a kind of a double barreled fool." Texas
Sittings.
Felling Tree by Klerlrlclty.
Trees nro felled by electricity in tho
great forests of Galicin. For cutting
comparatively soft woods the tool is in
tho form of nu auger, which is mounted
ou a carriugo, and is moved to and fro
and revolved at tho same timo by a small
electric motor. As tho cut deepens,
wedges uro inserted to prevent the rift
from closing, aud when tho treo is near
ly cut through nn ax or handsaw is used
to finish the work. In this way trees aro
felled very rapidly and with but llttlo
labor. London Tit-Bits,
HOW AN AX 19 MADE.
Tlio Nuinrrnuii l'roronirs It lfnitrgoes Xm
tho Courio of Mnniifnctnrc.
On entering tho mnln workshop tho
first step in tho operation which is Been
Is tho formation of tho ax head without
tho blnilo. Tho glowing lint Iron bars
nro withdrawn from tho furnnco and aro
taken to a powerful nnd somewhat com
plicated machine, which performs upon
them four distinct operations, shaping
tho metal to form tho upper and lower
part of tho ax, then tho eye, and finally
doubling the ploco over so that thowholo
can bo welded together. Next tho Iron
Is put In it powerful nntiirnl gaa furnnco
and heated to n whlto heat. Taken out,
It goes under n tilt hammer and is wold
ed in a Bocond. This dono, ono blow
from tho "drop," nnd tho poll of tho nx
Is complolcd nnd firmly weldod. Two
crows of men nro doing this class of
work, nnd each crow can make l,C0O nxes
per day.
Whon tho nx leaves tho drop, thoro la
somo superfluous tnotal still adhering to
tho edges nnd forming whnt is technic
ally knowu an a "fin." To got rid of
tho fin tho ax is again Iioatcu in a tur
naco and thon taken In hand by a saw
yer, who trims tho ends nnd edges. Tho
operator has n glass iu front of him to
protect his oyoi from tho sparks which
ily oil by tho hundreds as tho hot metal
is pressed against tho rapidly revolving
Baw. Tho irou part of tho ax la now
comploto. Tho steel for tho blado, after
being heated, Is cut by machinery anil
shaped. It is then ready for tho welding
depnrtmont. A groove is cut Into tho
edge of tho Iron, tho stool of tho blndo
Inserted, nnd tho whole firmly weldod
by machine hammeis.
Next comes tho operation of temper
ing. Tho steel portion of tho ax is heat
ed by being inseitcd in pots of molten
lend, tho blndo only being immersed. It
is then cooled by dipping In wnter and
goes to tho hands of tho inspector. Aunx
Is subject to rigid tests beforo it is pro
nounced perfect. Tho steel must bo of
tho required tomper, tho weight of nil
axes of tho same size must bo uniform,
all must bo wound alike and iu various
othor ways conform to nn established
standard. Tho inspector who testa tho
quality of tho steel does so by hammering
tho blndo and striking tho edgo to ascer
tain whether it bo too brittle or not. An
nx thnt breaks during the tests is thrown
libido to bo miulo over.
Boforo tho mnterinl of tho ax is in tho
proper shapo it has been heated fivo
times, including tho tempering process,
nnd tho ux, when completed, has passed
through tho hands of about 40 workmen,
each of whom has dono somothing
toward perfecting it. After passing in
Bpectlon, tho axes go to tho grinding de
partment, nnd from that to tho polish
ers, who finish them upon emery wheols,
Philadelphia Record.
Hew' Cherry
'lite greatest ncd
CoiirIi Syrup.
best Cough Syrup.
It will relieve a congh quicker, surer and
moro efleotually tlinn any thing
market. Sold and warranted by
Grico"
on the
Doyo &
Tho First Nutionnl bunk of Columbus
donates seed to all who will ngroo to
raiso tobucco.
1 oei Xol Cowl Anything
To try Parks' Sure Cure. A spoolllo
An re of nil dlsonsvs peculiar to women.
Sk your druggist our guaranteed plan,
coM by C. h. Cotting.
Tho old garbngo box is
offal nuisance.
frequently nn
"Dou'l Tohueeo Spit or Smoke
Your Lire Away."
The truthful, startling title ot a book
about No-to-bao, tho only harmless, guar
anteed tobacco-habit euro, If you want
to quit and o.iu't. uso "No-to-buc.'
Braces up nluotinized nerves, eliminates
nlcollno poisons, uiiikos weak men gain
strength, weight and vigor. Positivo
euro or money refunded. Sold by C. L.
Cotting. "
Book at druggists, or mulled free.
Address Tho Sterling ltemedy Co.,
Chicago nlllce, lli Hanilo'ph St., Now
York, 10 Spruco St.
Tho man who is willing to do ns ho
would bo dono by wants to bo dono by
first.
J. W. Ilailev of Ilnlavln, N, V , Conduo
tor on N. Y. C. Hallway, and ono of the
beat known mou on the road sa)fl-.of Parks
Tea: 1'or ten years I hnvo found nothing
of lasting value. Hearing so many talk
ing of Parks' Tea I tried tt without much
hope. Tho first dose inovid my bowels
eaully and now I am oared. It work
like innjlc. Sold by C. L. Cotting,
Growth of tin) lCiiglUli'I.aiiEtiBKe.
In the year 1701 tho habitual users of
tho English language did not number
over 15,000,000; iu Wi, 105,000,000. If
theso figures aro correct (and they are
from a recognized authority), by the end
of tho present century not lebsthnu liiO,
000,000 peoplo will uso tho lunguago in
their everyday conversation, If the
same ratio of iucrciiso holds good, Eng
lish will bo spoken by at leust B-10,000,000
of peoplo iu tho year 2000. St. Louis
Hopublic.
Ono Child' Vocabulary.
The statement thnt n child 0 years ot
ngo would not havo moro than 150 words
iu its vocabulary thnt it wns able to uso
uuderstaudingly led a careful mother to
note for a mouth tho number of words
used by her child. All tho parts of
speoch used wero recorded, with tho re
sult that iu this ciiho tho child nppenred
to havo a vocabulary of 1,528 words.
Now York Post.
At tho winter palace, St. Petersburg,
thero is a room full of diamonds, pearls
and other precious stones. Tho empress
of Russia is allowed to borrow from this
room after giving a receipt for whnt sho
takes, and generally the grand duchesses
aro allowed to borrow from it also,
Jowelers aro fervently wishing that tho
styles prevalent iu Franco iu the tenth
century might bo revived for tho sake of
business. Judith, tho wifo of Caipuchiu,
woro n solid girdle of gold that weighed
four pounds, und all tho fashiouublo
dames followed her example.
lloopskirts, which camo into voguo in
tho year 15IJ0, weighed between 150 and 40
pounds, but it was tho "fashion," and
they wero lugged about by tho belles of
the period despite tho discomfort.
The Wny to Clct Olil.
To tho banale and eternal question,
"How nro your" tho wlso old man allows
himself but ono answer, "I am vory
well." Ho knows perfectly well that his
innocent deception, if decoption it bo,
deceives no one. Perhaps it is well that
he does not realize, for of self conscious
ness wo havo enough und to sparo, that
tho remembranco of his f ortltudo, pigeon
holed nnd forgotten pcrhnps for long
years in tho mind of tho listener, may
come forth ono day to hearten that samo
listener along tho cruel way when it shall
bo his turn to tread it.
For so aro accounts carried forward
and not always to tho wrong sido of tho
page, and if it 1b truo that the sins of tho
parents aro visited on tho children it is
equally truo that tho luster of their vir
tues shines on long after tho darkness
has covered them. Is ho of thoso who
desire pity for their falling power? Tho
surest way of gotting it is to keep si
lence Almost as important mid almost as
much neglected is tho caro for personal
appearance. After 00 vanity of tho per
bon shouljl bo carofully cultivated. After
CO coxcombry in n mini nnd coquetry in
a womrfu becomo cardinul points. Can
it bit'said that tho old ns n rulo bo con
sider them? Contemporary Roview,
What a Tint Clan I'ure Meant.
Thero aro somo people who Imngino
that wealth entitles them to privileges
not accorded to tho general public and
exempts them from obligations ami rules
that others aro disposed to oboy, An inci
dent which occurred on ono of our ocean
steamers conveys u wholcsomo lesson to
tho purso proud contemners of tho rights
of the majority. A family of unlimited
wealth had secured tho best accommo
dation tho steamor afforded.
Tho gentlomau and his wife kopt them
selves secluded most of tho time, but tho!
children wero allowed to run wild over
tho steumer uutll they becamo such In
tolerable nuisances that tho captain was
sqtoken to, and ho gavo tho youngsters a
severe reprimand. This roused tho in-!
diguntion of tho mothor, who remarked!
to tho captain that as sho paid first class'
faro sho thought sho was entitled to
first class privileges.
"Madam," said the captnin, "first class
faro means first class conduct." Thero
was no further protest. London Tit
Bits. l'lorlila bljlo r IlntliigOrnngce.
Thero aro many ways of eating or
anges, but tho Floridlun has probably
tho most common sensoway of disposing
of the fruit. Ho uses a sharp kuifo and
pares the oraugo much tho snmo as one
would peel an npplo, taking caro not ta
cut through tho white rind that protect
tho pulp. Then holding tho orungo at
tho poles and cutting through tho ccn
ter tho seed nods nro removed. Alio rest
is easy. As a colored boy iu Jackson
ville said. "Put vonh fuce in it aud eat
till you como to tho rind." Now York
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Professor Karl Pearson pronounces tho
Monto Catlo rouletto wheel, as viewed
from tho standnid of exuet fcclenco,"tho
most prodigious miraclo of tho century."
Attend of All Other Men
"Seo thnt man?" snld ono of tho two
peoplo who wero talking about success
in lite.
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