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SmMC Rule TTIiJch Ur T.mmI to H Good
HttCUtV- lie.
1. Rise in,tapJ,tln:a in tho morning.
2. Tata madjf.ia5.tc excrclso (without
fatigue) and tx if tidejt In tho opon
hlr afl possible during t Up day.
8. Avoid heavy racaroj , rich dishes,
strong ten, or coteo and nlcohollc
drink. especially toward: night,
4. Eat only plain.. wcH-cooked food;
n iinatr proportion of meni, .with abund-
' nce o'f vegetables, Trull" dtpo or
stewod), whato meal bread, etc, and
drink "Water or lciuonadd (mado from
fresh fruit) at dinner. ' ,-'
5. Q4 to rest In good tltAe,, for over
tired nerves and eyes nru n frequent
cause of sleeplessness. ?
6. HaYo no light In 'Xh$ bedroom,
which uhpuld be na quiet" and dark aa
1 possible.
7. Tha bedroom must bo well venti
lated. This can easllybd done by open-1
ing uio top aaan 01 mo wiuuow an mcu
or more, go 03 to allow the escape of
impiinTalr, whllo tsk nlr enters bo
tweon the- two Rlaastea at tho center of
' tho widow. A llgliftcurtaln over the
window Ill prevent' all draught to tho
alccper. '
8. The clothing Ehould bo entirely!
woolen; no heavy cotton ovcrlld, but
an eiderdown oullt must .bo uaed, And
tho warmth must bn fUffldent, bu't'oril
no account excessive,- cwtouujt rujjuii.-
lng tho amount of bljinkcta according
to tho temperature.
0. No heavy meal rhdst bo taken
within two hourp of retiring, but a cup
of warmfallk, boup or light farlnaceoua
food (with milk) should ba drunk tho
last thing before going to slctjp.
10. Whoji sleeplessness js clihmle a
thorough toweling (flrEt with ,h wot
' nwi rbnn SaUh n rlrv one. Uslni tCOlJ
or cold water) will tot tho action pkUi'o'
akin and the circulation rightand do
relievo tlifc overcharged bloojl vessels
of tho bralp. A soft hot water bottle
to tho feet will sometimes have tho
aamo effect 1 tho foot must not, on any
uccount, bo allowed to1 remain cold.
11. All exciting Bubjocts Bhould be
avoided as much aa possible.
12. Keep a clear conscience and don't
worry, even though "nature'B sweet rc-
' Etorer, balmy sleep," should refuse at
llrat to he wooed, for It takea time, as
woiraa.nhtlence, not only to eradicate
a.mlBcfilevodfl'mtblt, but to form a good
one. Chicago Chronicle
Tha American flirt.
' Shall I dare to express ray whole
Idea? Tho aevere education that the
American girl receives agrees espcclal-
ly with, those who afterward choose
,cllb&ay; Tho singly woman in tno
United States 1b Infinitely superior to
her European alstar;' free from tbo fct-
'. tors that often ranko the French old
maid so pitiable) nnd ridiculous, she
docs not, llke-'tijc latter, expect to gain
liberty by marriage on the contrary,
by marriage he would lose that per
fect lndepaiutence which allows her to
cultivate Kv-roel'f raoro nnd more, to rise
ato u hif&ci fiphero than t)iat of tho
raHyand even of the ordinary Boclal
'iarVJlo; by concccrating hersolf to works
of universal Interest. Her Intercourse
with men, fr'oed from tho childishness
. of Mrtatjijp., boars a stamp 0 t, quietness
and freedom which allows ,' real and
neriouo j'nllmaclcs that no criticism
' could -'UBsall. One cces no blttorness,
no regrets. Her lot Is too beautiful,
her lfe too full, In splto. of tho natural
oitiaracuons renouncea nay, iiermtpa
ani acount of that- tcnu'nciatlon. Let
there be, however, no misunderstand
ing. If it secmc iridJspcnEablo to mo
r that the wonlnn who, for some good
reason or other, .'does, not marry, should
find samo Sphere,' for her activity, I
'uovorely'blamo tiio nympathotlc Bcorn
of marrlago tVat cornea to many young
Americana who are ambitious to do
eomethlng5,' to distinguish theraselvt&
'in a career and to cacapo from the
common ways. With theso pretended
Vocations there is often mixed a child
ish vanity, a morbid Idea of creating
' a aenBallon, of Blngllng ojio'b aelf out,
nd obotacles are most ukcuI In prov-
tEB tbolr real value. Tho Forum.
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i 01"rt llonro In thfi Unttrit Ktnti.
"6r., CarVer,; of St. Augustltif , Fla., Is
aald to llvcln the oldest house In the
tlnltcd States. The house was built In
XuG2, nnd was occupied by. Spanish
monks befo'rp St, Augustine was found
d. In the house Df. Cnn-er has aur
'roundod himself with a collection of
nttqultites connected with the history
of Florida and tho Spanish, who onco
ruled it, that 13 of Itself a veritable mu
"aeuin. Dr. Cfirvcr'B collection of curi
osities contains relics connected with
tho first Spanish settlers that date buck
into Moorish history one thousand years
ago. And, by Way of proving that thero
Is nothing new under tho aun tho fam
ous ntckel-ln-tho-ulot macaine has a
'progenitor In Dr. Carver's; collection.
It is a slot machine uced In the foro
part of this century to deliver packages
of tobbaco by dropping an old-fashlcned
pig copper qent in tho Blot.
' W'hera Kins Are Rorlftil,
All tho members of the royal family
of England who hivo died during the
cenjury are burled at "Windsor, with tho
exception of six, the Duke of Sussex
ind his sister, the Princess Sophia, were
'hurled Id Kendal Grocn cemetery, in
accordance with thoir explicit orders
-Tho duke and duchc3B of Cambridge
ero Interred at Kow. "Princess 'Alex
ander of "Vale-3 was burledvat Sandring-
ham. The1 remains of the
Grand
Oucbess Alfce of Hesso arp in tha
vault of her husband's
family, near
parrcstadt.
flat Slnney noon.
' It is stated thut tho copper used In
coining pennies at tho Philadelphia
jailnt coats ,17 cents a pound undur a
contract made in 1890, while the prcs
feat price is less than 10 centa - pound.
gfg
4&it& Auqcfcxie RHf3s6
fc-Btber or "Uttlw Votcn, Wrote, that
ITotnru JfcwU n Itllalotu
letters written nt latcrvala during
tho last few years of Ixm.'.s M. Atcott'a
Ufa to nvo "Ilttlo girl friends edited
by Edward W. Bok, are pr.ntod.'for the
Prst time. In- Ladles' Home Journal.
Tho nuthor Of "Llttlo Women" In thcao
letters chats with dcl!g!Hful freedom
about her work, her cares, her early
struggles nnd-Inflnvrea. and of her
religious faith, Itf yr tl g to one df
Lir "Ilttlo girla'' wh4 bad Just lost a
jlstcr one of the five correspondents
of earlier yearn Mlaa' Alf-ott says with
characteristic charmi and loving can
dor: ." I thj&ft you need not worry
about any uapic for your faith,, but
simply try to.'uo and do good, to love
vlrtuo In others, nnd study tho llvas at
those who are truly worthy of .Itnfta'
tlon. Women need n religion of tlielr
own, for they nro called upon to lead
a quiet, self-sacrificing life wltli.pb.cul
lar trla8, neods and Joys, and1 ft seems
to my-that a very simple ynb fs'llUed
to ifa' whose hearts are naiidlly mor('
allvo than heads, and whose, hands' arc
tied In many wn;s. Health of boly
helps health of soul; cheerful views of
all things keep up tho courago and
hraco tho ncrvos. AVork for the mind
LmiiRt bo had, or dally duty becomes
drudgery, and the power to enjoy high
er things Is lost Chauge of scene is
sometlmos salvation for girls or wom
en, who outgrow tho place thej arc
born tn, and It is their duty to go away,
even if It Is to harder work, fqr hun
gry minds prey oa themselves, nnd
bodies suffer for escape from n too. pale
or narrow life. I have felt this and
ofton gono away from Concord to teach
which I ncv'fcr liked, because there war
no food for1 my mind In that small con
servative tc-Vq, especially since Mr
Emerson died. Food, flro and shelter
are not all that women need, and the
noble discontent that risks for more
should not be condemned, but helped
If possible. At twenty-one 1 took my
little 'earnings ($20) nnd a few clothes
and wont to seek my fortune, though
I might havo sat still and been sup
ported by rich friends. All those hard
years were teaching me what 1 after
ward put Into the books, nnd so 1 made
my fortune out of my BRqmlng mlsfor
tune. I 6peak of myself becauso what
ono has lived one really knows and so
can speak honestly."
Itcvcrnnro for Ilia llllilr.
Thera la a sin prcvalpnt In our house
holds of which we take little note,
which, In fact, we encourago either by
an Indifference to It, or by an active
partlcfpatloh in Its fplly and wicked
ness: tbe use of the Word of God for the
purpose of mnk.ng ri'ctUlo3, conundrums,
puzzling questions, anagrams, etc., etc.,
out of it If wo really believe In the
DIvino origin of the, iilblo can it be
right to give It to children that they
may crinntruo Its words Into odd con
necuona, anu mare sport ana laugntcr 1
and mental Icgcrtlemn.n from Its pages? I
nections, and make Sport and laughter
Is It likely thoy will reverence on other
occasions what has .previously been
food for their amusement?' It Is not
and we. need not be j3tontsIicd If the
boya and girls who have becn'riprmlttcd
to turWthe leaves of, their. Bibles for
pastime and entertainment, turn them
In-after years to And. pretext for their
Infidelity. Amolio E. Barr In Ladies'
Hpmo Journal.
Krlltrlou l.lhrrtj-.
Tho groat triumphant principle ot
our American Christianity Is that It is
.an Independent, self-supporting, self
governing church In a free country, ox
tstlng Independently of the church, but
at tho same tlmo in perfect harmony
and friendly relationship with It Uy
our American principle persecution Is
mado ltnpos3lblo, because man has re
Hglous liberty In tho fullest sense, In
thought, speech and action so long as
ho dcfeB not Interfere with public peace
nnd order. America recogulzcB relig
ion aa purely voluntary. Sho accords
the enmo freedom to religious liberty
that she does to civil liberty, without
regard Jo creed, sect or party. Rev. S,
N. .Usaher. '
Kirnx IIU Ku.pnrur.
German policemen appreciate this
leaci majesty busmesp n.bout as thor
oughly as unybody, X)no of them ar
it? ted an Englishman the other da,
foij publicly declaring tho Emperor wau
several kludB of a blank biankcd tool
"That's all right." protcstod John Bull,
"It wasn't your' Emperor, but the Em
peror of China, I was talking about!'
"That won't go." replied the policeman,
"there's only ono Emperor who Is
whn,t you saldl" And ho had tho Brit
isher lined $1.15 tor describing the Em
peror In a way that a fool, though a
wayfaring man, might understand.
4'
Vnnt Otin Morn Dlvorrr.
Married. In 1801 divorced twentyv-fra
latof, remarried after seven years' arp
ara.ton, Jacob Uoio, ot Sioux City,
Iowa, wants another divorce from his
wife Bridget. Ho says I1I3 second ex
pcrlcnco wao worse than his first, that
his wife hf finally deserted him. nnd
that he will trouble tho courts no moie
" W commodate him Just once
o. J
' ltenily tit (In.
A printer bo years of ago died the
other day In 'Franklin, Ind. Havlne
worked at .tne case for over sovontv
years, hla.frlsuda have the comfort ot
knowing that ho was
prepared to
die."
A WaiMneion Nrsra ptIiiIt.
There la a nogro In Washington who
malfl8 it spoclBlty of stealing hats, atjd
he has hec0 very tspert at the busl-
ucca. Too way to make a succsbb of-ooy
calling fa' to attend to nothing else
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Closing Out Sale of Dlothing !
For the Next THIRTY DAYS I
my entire stock oi CLOTHING
at the Lowest Possible Prices Eegardless
pi pst. vy. K, HERNQALL.
-Eye Openers.
A now lot of shoes just received by
Wric. Hemcall.
Wildy's received a now line of
clothing.
Wlldy has received his first laru
invoice of spiuiK goods und clttthlnj.
Now lino of carpota nt jloru
eiuTd. Ask your grocer for Ankoru
coffee and got u silver spoou free
Wikly.
8 lbs. of broken Java coffee nt
Wildy's for $1.
20 pounds of lnrgu California
prunes' at Wildy's for 1.
Enstel glasswnro novelties at
'' Wildy's.
Herncall wants somo dresseil
hojjB. :' . '
20 lbs dried apples for S1.00 nt
Wildy's. $ -
PADS! PADS! Cull nnd get
your sweat pads of H. It. Green .
Brown backs at 85 cts each.
Phoks of nil kinds, styles nnd
prices. Can lit any 'foot and pocket
book. WJC. 1IE11NOA.LL.
The undersigned will tnko cuttle
to herd for tile, season of 1890, at
Foskot's ranch. Terms, $1, for sea
son, from May 1st to Oct 15tli.
E. D. Pikeh.
Tartan Imvinu notices in thin column nro ro
miOBtiil to n-ail llio nnmu carefully nnd report to
UiIb ii1H for corrwtiou any errors that may
exist. TIiIh will prevent possible delay in
makiux proof.
I.andOl!.oe. at Alliance Neb., April 27, 189C.
rJotlcniH lutrnby iven that tliu followlng
lianied settler ban filed notion of bio Intention
to maico fin.il proof in tmpport of bin claim, and
that paid proof will be mado before lloU-rt
LmraH U. S. CI ('. )ommi(jionrat Hay Spriest,
ou Juuotf, IWH1, viz:
iiitmns h. wiuoht,
of Ha1 HprlnKM. Neb., who tnado II. E. No.
Vil for tlio i4. N K!i,N W H. N 13 ! & A 13 ii
N W iijitlB. 11 tlrtii n Tg 7 w.
Holiamerf the follow inn vrltnnHCK to proro
bin continiHMiH ro.ldeiut' upon and cultivation
of, Mild land, tIz: William Albriuh, Hani
Keniii, tjanif,, riimous, I'.itiH uaruer, au or
day BprlviKS, Nub. Alo
WII.MAM II. ALT1UIOI1T,
of Jlay HprlnKB, Nel., who mart II 13 Ho. HTM,
for the WSiSWIji W !i H V U bco. , lp BO
n, Xi( 47 w.
H namra the foliowfntr WitneniteH to proro
bin contimuma reeideiieo upon and cnltiwitlun
of, faid land, viz: llrk,-H II Wriiht, llaii
Kemp. James rleinmenn, Ellis Uarner. all
of .Hay Sprint', Nob.
J. W. Wznw, Jr., Ito-Uter
Land Ollico at Alllanco. Nob.. April IS. 1600.
Notice Ih hereby nlven tliut tho followinK
nametl Bottler has filed noticoof Ida intention to
make llnal proof m Kiipport of Ida claim and
tlist H.-ild proof will 1 mado liefore the HeulHter
and llecniver at Alliauro, Nob., ouMaySuth,
1BVM, viz:
SOPHIA HEESU,
of Hox Pntto. Nob., who mado II K Nc. 2931 for
tho 8 Vi U W U ft B Vi NF U (tec 5, tp 2a n. r 17 w.
bhe uamen the followlm? witnesnes-lo prove
hr continuous Teldenie upon and cultivation
oleaid land.vix: W.A. Clark. .. T Cunnintrham
Kiinon llollinKer, Jamt8 McC'alte. all of box
Ilutte, Neb. J. W. Wbun, Jn., HclBter.
Land Ollice at Alliance, Neb.. April. 1MK1.
ffotico i lreby uiven that tho following
nmod rettler lijH tiled notice of hi intention to
n)kelinalproot in support of his 'ulalraand
tht taiu proof will he mado before ltet-'ikter or
ltutl-her at All ance. Neb , on May IS, WM, viz:
JOHN SUliLENHEUCiEIt,
ot Mar-iiand, Neb., who made it E :V0 for tbo
t) K !i hoo 2, (p'.lln.rutlw,
. lit lis men tli followiwr witneRse to proo
Ida continuouHresidenco upon owl cultivation
of haiiUcnU, vU: J amen IJickey. 8. J.'Wootton,
11. T. U resif, Martin MePhca, all ot Marsland,
Neb. ,' Albo
JOHN M. TItOUT,
Wl&nllffiS
iivi, for ,-is. tp -si, m wi, hereby nive
. uHmV ?Hy eliiS,1 uAho SSd itT. Ja,iui?
fofA'uS'K TtMr!"
j-oru, v i.'imm i, i-rotior, neor-ti w. rwo, rnoi
l-"u, Nv&. J. W. Win.., u., ItPt.mttr.
U H. Uml ouu, AUwuce, Nub.. .irll i, isjo
. ''STOliWyi"?'".'. y:liHr:
noandouluc lua lioiufsu-aU entry No. ai.s.dat d
iu!,U? ffiJSl!r,;f?:i:i!,?irr,r!
Vibw iu ihecaiixuiiatlonoi auleutryi li sx
Irue art) h-roy huiumoneil to uiu ar at til
utlict'ou tlio IJt.i liy o .May liM at W chl
a. m., to roHpuud umt lumiau uitauj col, '
cerium falil ailiu-id aliaiuluLim nt.
lu The llomiaioni buaui. m u
w.ortoda;owii..jin
i'liuliraltOii o lii.e uutuie oa til l
mad
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C. J. Wildy wants some chick
pns. "
Kaffir corn for sale at Wildys
Best C2real for this country.
Now dry floods and shoes, right
up to dnte, just received ut Wildys.
I want all the drcssnd poultry In
the county. W. K. Hekn'CALl.
NOTICE IN BUnVICK I1Y PUMjICATION
'. J Ilallornn will tako notim tl'at on Uib
23rd tiny of HrclilHl, Jan. It It He-wlt, coun
I; iJuiUoof llifx llutto county, Nol)raiKa, iuel
hn .order of R'twliiiieiit for tin Bum of i-'.U.I.I, in
nn action pcmlihi beforft liim, wherein 0. J
Willi? iHplaiiitifTnd J. 1. Hollareu 6rendnut.
th.t pnijjertj- of Ot defendant roiifiiBtim of
numej' in tin- Hnmjf $:it.72, liait Ikoii attacdeil
ilnder naid order. ..Said rau was continued to
llmlltlidny of May 1W. at 10 o'clock a.m.
liMiiingford, Neb., March ). 1800.
V. J. WILDY.
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In Uio matter ot the appliratipn of Hoan's
x'narmacy. y.o. uwn, manager, ior jxriuu
todruf&fotft.
Thin fi to certify that rifaii'f Pliarmary, W.J.
Ulan, RinnaKor, of the village of HemliiKford,
Nebraska, ban filed a ietltion on April 11, I'M,
bh required by tho KtatuP-s ot the Slato of Ne
braska, nnd the rules of Hie Ixiard of l.niUes of
tlio villaneof HpminKford, for a-prmit to nel!
liqnors for medicinal, tiipclinnieal and chemical
pnrpoHps for tlio coming municipal year in
liniuilny eituatiHl on lot 2 iilonk is In xaul vil-
laco.
W. M. Ioden'1".
dirk of tho Hoard of Trnnteon.
TUTtLE' & T?AS3I
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Attorneys - at Law,
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NDAR.
Dclitme
Burrtretttol Mi orroct
Our
Inaorur.it I.o-o r.
Tfte present year Is. f
a leap year, says Lor.do'
cording to the Gre? r
the Julian rule of ij
be the last leap ycr '
until tho year ltl 4
ruje, however, tho -g:i a i
mnt on the Julian and
he average the lent"-
y.ear much more w
true year. Is not perttv.
"ear 13 dropped at tic i
ell known
.o. anil ac
correcting T. It will
i yri, ot
'gfirUl
i l-upuve
!'.rilngon
.' crilon lar
i. nt of the
By fa leap
r' tbreo oon
turles qut of four, ro il a' -uy year d
visible by 100 wi'hoi' r- 1 In not
a leap year unless it If
.srioby
: l.r.p vctr
100: ttjus. 10 0 will no;
!000 will pr.d 21 fi v,;it not. A
mmrrmmmitmm'im
more, nucurnfc rtiio would is1 to drop r You fhay see her tripping demurely
leaii'yenr at the erd of '''i v,efw.iv- -dong-jny day during'Iunct hour la ths
period of 12S year; and. I: accordance neighborhood -of Cedar Btreet .and
with this, a Frcnuh itRttrnomer, M Broadway.
Auric, points out that It would be prcf-1 Thh3 is what I saw:
fcrable to retain 1900 as n lenp year and I a Jackknlfea cake oviolet-scented
drop one In lfl?'. .hl h is a multiph toap.h hag ot klsseoXeandy ones), a box
(fifteen tln'tBt n ." ?'nt 1- Vcrl-g to' 0f jamphor pills, a box of (face) pov
frequently with f i ISahed calendn er, '& safety revolver (unloaded), a
rules Is mu.clv to hr duprecatedi he ug package .of lovo letters, a. .bottle of
gests. Ifcereforr. to n':i 'e by the Greg plck'les, a, pair of goloshes, a"llttlo porce
oxl3n rule un"l the yfnr 32')fl and drop jnjn teapot, a package of tea, a bos of
a fenp yor.r in ;l"M y?r avft every 8u pepsin tablets,, .bottle otollves, a Jar
ccedlcg multiple of 3200 (61 -0. OCoO 0f Jam, a box f charcoal tablets, a copy
etc,), which would be leap yean of "Carmen' with a newspaper criti
ac.cordlng to Greg-ran rule. Strictly cam 0 a well-known actrtsa'.klss ,a a
speaking, every Interval of 12S r.arp book-marker, a Fronch tramiiiaV, a dlc
stould contain 31 blssertlle leap years tionary, a halj-crlmper", an old shoe, a
Instead of tho 32 which It would by the ar 0f cold cream, a box of scented writ--Julio.i
rule, making every fou th vein -jjg paper, a pair of ek'rttea, a pair of
a leap year. Now, 25 times 12S amounts otockjngs. an opera bonnet, a bottle c.t
to 3.200. which number of years should tonic, a hundred other things and ti
therefore contain 25 fewer leap years bottio of whisky.
than they would by the Julian rule; l,e i
775 instead of 800. The Gregorian rule
puta 97 leari years Ip 400 years (three
fewer than the Juljan). and therelore
776 In 3,200 years, which Is one too
many. The suggeatlon. then,, appears
to be a good ono. but It obviously will
not be poslsble for this generation (or
many future generations) to decide up
on Us adoption' For tho present we
will condole with thoso who shall bt
born on the 29th of February noxt on
their having no birthday for ilght
years, as there will be no other 29th of
February until 1904, except In Ilussia.
which still adheres to the Julian calen
dar. Fntnlltt-! from l.lghtnlnc.
Dan.ago by lightning Is unmistakably
Increasing, according to the director of
tho statistical offlco of Berlin. Various
causes are assigned, such ae tho cm
ploymcnV of electricity In various .In
dustries, the continual change of form
of the earth's surface by deforestation,
drainage, etc.. and the Inlpuritie in
troduced Into tho atmosphere by tbo
m,imlni'roniiiiinntton of coal
Prores
or Von' Bezold some time ago show.J
.,. rnr navnrln thft Area due tO Ilgfit
nlng Increased from a yearly avoiane
of thirty-two in 1833 to 1813 to one hun
dred and tblrty-two In 1830 to 18S2
while the number of persons struck 1
lightning and thoo. K.llai io.' u
one hundred and ibtity-fo.n and at
tv.thrpt- rpsnectivclv In 11 -J to
hundred ana .ig..tj -..
dred jrid slxti-one In I
An
estlng fact noted Is that persons, g
eraly struck percelvo;nelther llgutn;
nor thunder, but lec'ive the imp, .
of beli,g enveloped, by fire- i u
Opinion. ;
A corr-jpotioui v ''e .
Standard kuji o. ta -ai.. . '
soluul rtv .- c '
peopit und t:. .,vw
uad his i.ii.t - . ' ' ' 'i
his pet u. i;UJ3!.it.y.i.$t
MldajB wbeu ,lfcv 4 v',t5.l
his favorite vrX&i $-0r "I41
his court .i . "
inu s. I
harem L
1. .M.V. L,.d."
PAF-tAStt OOWRtESu
am Endlcotftf Ultfoyrt'rltCHt, ChttU at
Wnen. . ,
When Alia? Endicott married Mr. Jo
poph Chamberlain aha carried with hei
to' her English homo many chests of
household linen, says Dcmorott Maga
xjti. These wero far more precious in
hei cyce than her boxes of Paris gowns,
and well they might be, for. beslaes tht
beautiful products ot modern looms em
brolderod with intricate monograms by
skillful French fingers, eha bad treas
ures creamy In tlnttnd soft with age,
heirlooms from tho days df her Salem
anteators, when spinning, though a
needful art, was the occupation of femi
nine leisure, the employment -of the
rich and tho poor, In th Intervals of
more Important business and In" the
long nights of winter. The distaff waa '
then, llkothc cmbroldorlng-of soft cush
ions, table centers and dollies, of our
day, a remedy against idleness. A
fresh charming fashion is5 tho gift of a
quaint chest of drawers, called a "trous
seau chest," from the mother to her en
gaged daughter soon after the ring hau
been given by her fiance. It serves ilii
earliest duty as the repository of tho
congratulatory offerings , from girt
friends the teaclolhs and chocolate
napkins which havo run jto earth the
overworked "engagement teacup." Tho
chests, made of black old, Dutch oak,
are most suggestive of th Hollander',
love ot table linen, and are: supposed to
Inspire most enthusiasm in making the
collection. And no table linen can bo
'better of Its kind than tits old, heavy,
Dutch linen, with odd figures worked in
a shade of white that 3hows only In cer
tain llghtB. This Is still manufactured,
but It Is difficult to find la this country,
as Importers seem to prefer the ex
tremely fine, silky French or Irish pro
ductlons.
THE PRETTY STENOGRAPHER.
A Partial LUt of tho Article Kept la
tier Iek.
Should tho X rays be thrown upon
the desfc of tho average pretty stenog
rapher it would reveal a. condition of
things quite In keeping wth tho small
boys'8 Jocket, only for variety nnd
uniqueness know that tho deok woiild
.far outrival tho pockcSt, says tho New-
York World. ;
I didn't havo X rays, but. I got a
gllmpso, nevertheless, lnsl'de of one ot
theso dakB tho other day.' Tho owner
Is young and fair and daintily formed.
with big, saucy, blue-gray eyes that'
i00k coquettlshly over tho rim of a pair
0f extremely becoming ; ,yeglasss.
The Evolution of Revelation.
Mr. D. H. Perry, In writing the story
of Waterloo for CaascH'a "Battles ot
the N'lneteenth Ceutury gives an in
teresting series of quotations from the
Monlteur, announcing the escape ot
Napoleon from his first exile in Elba,
and his advance on Paris. Tho evolur
tlon of phrases Is amusing from "can
nibal" to "usurper," from "usurper" to
"his Imperial majesty:"
-Tho cannibal has left his den.
The Corslcan wolf has landed In tho
Bay of San J.uan.
The tiger kaa arrived at Gay.
Tho wretch opent tho. night at Gre
noblo. ; .'
. Tho tyrant haa arrived at Lyons.
The usurper has ben seen within
fifty mlleB of Paris.
Buonaparte Is advancing with great
rapidity, but he will, hot set his toot
inaldo the walls of Paris.
To-morrow Napoleon will bo at our.
gates! '
Tho emperor hao nrrlved at Foun-,
talneblcau. : v
His imperial Majesty Napoleon en-.
tered Paris yesterday, sururounded by
-- "-J" "UOJOCUJ,
Mn and Tba'lr Hat.
"Well, well," remarked a leading,
hatter tho other day? "everybody has'
smiled at the vanity of women as the?
take long and fond glances at their re
flections In the"stora''.' windows, but
woman Is not a marker tor the ordinary
man. The uglier a man is the longer'
It takes him to suit hljbsolf with a hat
and the oftener does bo look Into tkt
glass whllo .buying one. I have an un
usually unprepossessing customer, who
would exhaust the patience of Job. He
came Into tho storo the day after the
spring styles arrived and consumed it.v.
hburs and ten minutes in getting a hn
that pleased him. Tho next day ho rr
turnod the hat and had one made to
order. The moo is eo ugly that nothls
could improve bis took but ft sllr"r
Philadelphia U?cord. - '
tltlU-lotu Ivnoranoa,
I have no patience with the Chrl,
tlan ignoramus. A man haa nons
ense for being lguorant of the lf.j
If ho can lead he carknow tho p.hli.
and not be humbugged by eve?tv tf
of silly doctrine that may be piit.
It ia a shame that trtry dorlrii
dor the aun haa its followers, s&it. ..
because of the Ignorance of Its uU i .iW
-5ev. Paul Whitehead.
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