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FREE TO TWENTY.FIV [ ! LADIES ,
ho Deflnnt'o Slllrch Co. will glY.
25 Indies n round.trp Uclot lo lho st.
l.01l18 cxposllion to five Indies la
onch or the follo\vlng slnles : illinoIs ,
. lown , Nebrnslto , Ionsns nl1l1 Mlssou ,
rl who will send In lho largest number
or trade marls , cllt from a 10.cenl , ] G.
ounce ) Jacltngo of Defll1nco c01l1 wnlor
laun r ) " starch. ThIs means from YOllr I
own home , nn"whero In lho nhovo
nnmed stntes. These tl'l1do marls must
ho mnllct ! to 111111 received by the Do.
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11nnco Starch Co" Omaho , Neb" before
Seploml or 1sl , 1DOL October nnt ! No.
, 'emJer will bo the hest monlhs to
, 'Islt the oxposltlon , Hememhor that
Uollnnco Is the only stardl 11IIt up 16
07. , ( n filII pound ) to Iho pocltnge ,
You get one.thlrd more stnn'h for the
same mone ) " then of nnj' ether 1\11111 ,
I1ml Dollanco no\'er 1\1Iclis to the 11'on.
'rho tickets to the eXlloslllon will he
sent hy re lstered mall September Gth ,
Stllrch' for sale hj' nil denIers.
Women's Itnperfecllons nre knmvn
only to lhel1' dressmnl\Crs ,
The Hngenheelt Anlmnl Pnrnl1l " RIIII
Trailled AnImal ClrClli'1 ' 1)11 lhe Plko fit
St , Louis nUrnets great crowl1 ! ! every
1I1l1'lIero hl'O wlM lJra tN , 1I0nll , 100"-
IIr 1I1 , 11IImn8 , h 'onl1 ! ! , IH'IIr9 nllIl tlJcrl : : !
rOl1mlrlK 111 th'lr 111111\0 Jungle to othcr
with donll"jltlrn lel , nnll11ulN In Irrtoct ) hilI'-
1110ny. ' 1'111. > IIngflIucclt ! trulnorll presunt
the most thrJ1\ltllt \ l1'rtormnncclI ot per- ' :
fed nnlmnl trnl llIg dnlly In the Rtrol
cnJf ot the hue nrotll\ . You should not
rnll to s < , o It , . It Is th < - grcatu.it uttrnc-
tlon ul the " .orld's } , 'lIlr.
Umhrollus anll frIends nro seldom
round In the hour of neell. .
InsIst on Getting It.
Bome grocers Bay they don't keep
Defiance Starch. This Is becnuse they
hnve II. Btocl < on hand or other brnlld ! !
contnlnlng only 12 oz In a paclmge ,
which they 'won't be able to Bell first ,
because Defiance contains 16 oz. ror
the flnme money.
Do you wllnt 16 O . Instend or ] 2 oz.
tor snme money ? Then buy Defianc
Starch. Requires no cooking.
"Lnugh and the worlll.lnughs with
you , " And It else ] aulhs at you and
thereafter refuses to talte you'BO'
rlously.
Graln.Eatlng Songstero ,
Fine vOices , It Is said , nro seldom
found In a country where fish or meet
dlot prdvnlls. These Itallnns who cat
the most flsh ( these of Naples nnd
Genoa ) have few fine singers among
thorn. The sweet voices are found In
the Irlah women of the country , and
not of the towns. Norway Is not 11
country of sIngers , ! Jecouso they eat
to much fish ; but Sweden Is a country -
try ot grnln nnd song. Carnlvor-ouB
birds croal ( ; graln.eatlng , birds sing.
Where Most 'Wheels Go Around.
There Is no poco ] In the world where
the wagon or cart trnfilc Is 0/IU11.1 to
that ot Newchwang. DurIng the winter -
ter months , when the roads are firmly
frozen , there nro not ] ess than 2,000
carts , ench car'rylng two' tons per doy ,
coming to the port , each drawn by
from four to Boven mules or ponies ;
some of these carts Ilro 'from thirty
to forty days on the rood In order to
reoch the marot. ]
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Longest Convention.
. The longest convontl n In our pom-
Icnl history WI1S the Democratic na.
tlonnl convention which met I1t
Charleston , S , C" 111 18GO. At the end
of ton dnys It had nccompllshed noth.
lng , and ndjourned to meet In Daltl ,
moro. Even when the majority of the
derogates reconvened In the last'
named city they needed four da's tc
nomlnnto S ephen A. Douglns ;
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Many great discoveries hove been
made by accldont nlld things better
than gold mines have ! Jeon found In
this way , for oXamllo when 'oven thE
nccldontnl dlscovory that corteo Is thlJ
teal cause ot ono's slclmoss proves 01
most tremendous value because it 10-
catos the causQ nUll the person haE
then 11 chance to get well.
"For ever 25 'j'eors , ' snys a Missouri
. womnn , "I sulYered untold agonies lr
my stomoch and even tllq best phy
slclnns disagreed ns to the cause with
out giving mo any permanent help
different ones sa.lng It was gastritis
Indigestion , neuralgIa , ctc" so
drngced along from year to year , al
' \Vaj.s halt , slcl" until finully I gave U ]
all hopes ot over ! Jelng well again.
"When tallng dinner with a frlenl
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one day she said she had a now drin ]
which turned out to bo Postum ani
I lIIed It so well I told her I thougb
I would stop corteo for awhllo and us
it , which I did.
"So for three months we had Pm
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tum In place of coffee without eve
hay'lng one of my old spells but wa
always healthy nnd vigorous.
! .ollusbnnd kept BuyinG ho was cot
vl cod It was cortee that caused th08
spells , but even then I wouldn't b
lIavo It un'tll ono day wo got out (
P stum and ns wo lived two mile
from town I thought to use the COU (
we iIIId In tile ) Iouse ,
: Th t sult of a weol's UBe of co
fee ngnIn was that I had another to
rlble Sloll ot agony and dIstress , pro'
lng that It was the cortee and'nothh :
clso. That sotHed It and I snld gee
bye to Cortoo forever and since the
. Postum alone . bas been our hot mel
time drlnl ( .
'My trlonds nil say I am lookh
worlds better and my comploxl n
niuch ImprQved. All the ether mel
bers"ot our family have been benol
d : , too , by Postum In place of the 0 ,
drlnlC , cortee. " Name given by Postu
Co , BntUe Creek , Mich.
: J.'en days trlnl of Postum In plnco
corteo or tea Is the wlso thJng 1 '
every corteo drinker. Such a trl
, . tells the exact truth otten where CI
tee Js not suspocted.
Look In each pkg. tor the fame '
little book. "The Road to WCUVWI
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Lingerie Hats.
The IIngorlo hota of eX'j < 1lslto hn-
IIsto or mull or fine SwIss mJrol ! er-
lOB nnd Vnlcnclonnes loce nro lovelier
limn over this seaaon , and Innumerable -
able chnngos nro rllng tlilon comblnr.-
lions of Inco and fluwQrs , Nets plnln
'Ir olled wIth lorgo chonllle wafel's
ere shIrred and Illalted Into airy.
hrontlrlmmcd 01)nlle3 ) nnd trImmed
wIth flowers nnd DOn sllscorfs. \ .
She ed strnws nnd strews of countless -
less now wenvcs nro shown. Linen
hata Inset with Inco nnd } 1lctureslluo
In shape nro IImong the tlOW offerings
as well liS moro severe IIJlen models
for outing and mournIng weor.
Gnrdon hunches nnd Hewer wreaths
dlvldo the honors and there are many
Hewers anti bud frln es whIch are
used IJrofusely. Cocltndes , choux , to-
settes , mercury wings , cupId wings
I1m\ quills ere cnlled Into service tor
lhe sailor hats ,
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o Mnltlng stul'cll wllh soapy water Is
the ! Jest woy to produce 0. gloss and
Ilrovont the Iron from stickIng ,
Tile best wny to mesh pototoes Is I
to ruJ them through a wire slove : !
you can then bo SUl'O there are no
Jumps left.
Never put taho ] linen Into soapsuds -
suds until the stains have ! Jeon removed -
moved by IlOurlllg holUng water
through the linen.
. When malctn ! ; a pudding don't tor.
got to mnlO 11 plolt In the cloth at
the top of ) 'our basIn , so as to aUow
the pudding room to swell.
When bolUng green vegetableS , odd
a pleco of sugar to the water : It Is
quite harmless , end preserves tbo
color as weU as sodl1 would.
Dofore using a lamp wlcle Eoak It
In strong vlnegnr , then dry It thor-
oughlj' , end It will burn bt1ghtly nnd
without nny unpleasant smolw or
sme ] ] .
Ink spilled on the carpet moy bo
talOn up without leaving a stoln If
dry soIl ho apllIed lnunedlatelj' . As
the saIl ! Jecomes dlscoored ] brush It
off and allllly more. Wet slightly.
Continue UU lhe Inl , hos dlsoppeared.
Tucked Sailor Blouse. .
The sailor hlouso Is over In"demand ,
It may vary In detail , but' oSJentlnlly :
Is alwn 's the comtortablo favorlto
thnt Is so Indispensable. This ono Is
novel , Inaslllucb as It Incudes ] fronts
box IIolted ] nnd tuclted for their entlro
length and sleeves , that are tuclcd
aJove the elbows whl10 thej' form full
pulYs ! Jelow , end Is mo.do of pale
! Jluo I1l1en " .lth collar of whlto nnd
shield nnd trimming 'ot embrolderj' ,
but Is qulto ns well sultod to a long
list of fabrIcs. For Yl1ehtlng and slml.
lar sports It Is odmlroble mode of light
I wolght seryo or mohair whllo nil the
mony lInen and cQtton fobrlcs n"ro
much to bo deslrod for the cottOI1
gowns.
The waist Is made with tronts nnd
bncl , end Js finished 11\ \ the neck with
a big sailor collar. The Imcl , Is plain ,
hut the fronts are laid In a box palt ]
nt each ed o with three tucls at
each sIde and beneath tbo box plaits
I the closing Is made. The sleeves are
. In one Illeco e:1ch , tnclted at their up-
1I0r Ilorlol1s ! anel gathered Into
I straight cures , Tl10 shIeld nnd stocle
collor nro separate I1UlI armnge UI1'
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-1 Illnco ! Jenooth the "Fio.Hor collar.
, - The quontlty ot mnterlol requlrel
rfor the medium slzo Is Hi. ) 'ords 2
vIncbes wide , 3 % j'll' S 27 Inches wid ,
1 [ ; or 2 % ) 'l1rds 44 Inches wide , with .
Id yards of oU over embroIdery nnd
m } 'ards of UIllllquo to n1l11O as 1I1uf
1 ] _ trated.
19 Strawberry Baskets.
Is Cream 1,4 CUll butter , add gradual\ \ '
ill- 1 Clip. sUl\r , 1 ell ! : ; slightly' beat l :
It3 % ounces Hour and % tCllslloonfu
] d \11 n 111:1 : ,
1m Dalte , shape nnd fin with whhlDe
cnmm , swcctenell nnd lIavored , an
ot with strawbenios. Servo at once.
'or When the ingredients are mlxet
la ] roU out very thin and cut with
of. round cutter nbout four Inches i
dlomoter. As soon as talcon trom tl1
'us o\'on ! ultl whl10 ) .ot warm , ron tw '
. . N ! SIdes UP BO I\S to form n sort ot ! Jon
Tucked Gallor Blouse an Indlopens.
able Adjunct to the Wardrobe-
Gmart Box Eton Adapted for GirlIsh -
Ish Figures-Some Approved Re-
cipes.
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OtH ] Jot them close together In n dlsb ,
to hold thom In that shnpo until they
nre cool nnll hordened , then Ilrepal'o
the tl1Ung by cutting the strawberrIes ,
sWQI en with powdered sugor nml
mix with thlek whlplled cream. Fill
the bnskets , I1l1d 111nce 0. whole strnw.
berry on either ontl. Do not fill the
hnaltets until tlmo to servo , ns the
cl'oam softens the IJIlstrj' , It nllowed
to stand , and the boslels ] ese their
shalle ,
The Millinery of Summer.
The largo end the small hat are In
eIual fnvor thIs sCl..son. l or soml.
tlress occasIons the smell 01' medium-
Ellze turbon or sailor Is Ilerhnps In
bolter taste , but the vogue of the
wide droopIng , shoulders In costumes
nnd wmlls will unl1oubtodly malO the
plcturo hat more 1Jlmlar then ever.
The hlendlng of dellcato pink nnd
hlue Is a feature of many hots , and In
the nssoclatlon not only of s1I11\1l
flowers but of ribbons as well Is this I
dlscernlblo. Green also Is a favored' '
COIOI' , and for the hat to complete a
green tolletto or to ho worn with a
blacl ( or darlt blue or a natura.col. ]
ored pongee or Shantung gown , 1l Is
n most attrncllve shnde. Green trim-
mings-plumes , aIgrettes , breasts and
ribbon velvet-provldo this smnrt
touch when the hat Is block , blue ,
ecru or white. Drown and green Is
another lOpunr ] comblnotlon.
No form or headgeor Is moro charmIng -
Ing than the daInty lIngorlo hat made
In slmplo "baJy" ! shape out of the
finest Inco or embroider ) " , with a
largo ! Jew of ribbon as Its only trimmIng -
mIng , These hats have a girlish er-
fect , nnd to bo successful they should
! Jo worn only by the youthful anJ.
wIth dainty frocls.-From The Dc-
lIneator for July.
Told in H"r'
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} o'uncy stocks oro' much slmller ]
thou last year. ,
, 'rurnovers of finest linen ere de-
cldodlY dnlnt ) . .
Does of I1ny sort are not very much
In evidence.
A new heavy pongee has on almost
shnggy surjace.
A fnvorlte braid for vallo gowns Is
the bright-surfaced hercules.
Wreaths of daintiest smell flower&
done In velvet , espoclnlly dollcatey
pao ] ! Jluo forget-me-nots , trim bets , .
'fho latest development of the
alcove frill Is the employment of fine
lace dj.ed to mntch the shade of the
gown. Chiffon is aso largely used
for sleeve frills.
'fho fnshlonablo decolletago llno Is
! lomowhnt higher this seoson , for , although -
though the corsage Is cut lower , It Is
finished Wltll a dainty tucker of mous-
sellno 10 sale , chIffon or net.
Pelerlno collars slightly draped In
front nn finIshing to n point , ] eav-
Ing the throat free , will bo much
worn this summer. Another elYecllvo
collnr j'oltO Is a .oltO and bertha In
ono , fitting closely on the shoulders
lIld then fa1l\ng \ wllh a full flnro.
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The new I1lnn of the yol\O and col.
] ar beIng separnto from the rest of
the gown Is an excellent one , ns It
llormlts of theIr being easily laun-
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Ing to he ripped opnrt , as Is generoUr
the coso. In the simpler styles of
gown this Is most deslrablo , but It
Is else carried out In the moro elab.
orate alles , and for the Homo reason
that tllO ] ounderlng of any lace or
embroidery Is a dlfficut ] tosl , unless
the entlro waIst Is cleaned at the ,
same tlmo. In many such respects i
fashion becomes moro nnd moro I
prnctlcol ns tlmo goes on ; ono reason - :
son , however , bolng that aJsolute !
cleanliness and llCrfecUon of detail
I1ro requIred In nny garment thot Is
to be considered at atl smnrt.
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Smartest Facing for Hats.
Dy all odds the smartest facIng for
hats t be worn with tollored dresses
Is that built from narrow lIngerlo
frills. A facing of net Is cut to fit the
hat , then covered with Innumerable
rufiles of norrow lace , either gathered ,
or accordlon.peated. ] Valenclonnes
] nco lends Itself best to this sort effacing
facing , and If a vest , collnr and half
sleeves of taco edged flouncing are
, worn with the linen suit , the harmonious -
monious eftect with the hat Is very
good.
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Misses' Box Eton.
Box Etona nro essl3ntlay ] ) smart and
suIt girlish figures to perfection. This
ono Is adopted allko to the suit and
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the general wrap and to a variety of
materlas ] but , as shown , Is made of
natural colored ponlee ! Janded with
stitched sill , and matches the skIrt.
The wldo soovea. nro gmceful In the
extreme and n110w of wearing over
bacl' and Is fitted by means of shoul-
d"r and under-ar . seams. The wldo
sleeves are cut In on9 piece each and
are laid In box p'nlts that are extended -
ed to cover the shoulder seamS. A
shaped band fir.lshes th e neck and
the full ones Qt the season's wnlsts
without donger of rumpling , while the
extended box Dlalts gIve the drooping
line so essential to present styles.
The Eton In made with fronts and
front edges Jld ! Joth the lower edge
and those of the sleeves are faced to
correspond.
The quont.lty of materlol requlrel1
for the me.Iu1l1 slzo Is 2 % yards 2 ]
Inches wide , 2 % yards 21 Inches wide ;
or 1 % : ral\ls 44 Inohos wide , with ]
'ard of sll it to trim os Illustrated.
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II 1Iondsomo blouses ere over h do.
d m ntl ! Joth for the odd wnlst nnd th
sown. 1101'0 Is ono that suits both
I , IIUr10S0B } nntl nllows mnn ) ' .yarlatlo s : .
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but Is shown In I ) lo green messallne
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10 autin , with the 'ol\O of t\lcl\Od chltton ,
0 vest amI trlmmlns of Chinese em-
t. . 11\\'let'j' \ , rm wllto cl1ge'l ' with sllle I
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cnrd , 'tho deep fnll ! Jeow the yect an
those In the sleeves bolng ot ereot
Llerro ] ace. To make the house ] fa
n woman of mOltlum slzo will bo r (
! Iulred , I 1 ) 'ords of > moterlnl 21 ,
yarlls 27 or 2 % ) 'ardB H Inches wid
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with = } l ) 'nrtls ot tucking for ) .oke ,
) 'nrtls of n : : oyer lace tQr culYs nnd
l j'J\rcls of lal10 for frl11s.
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Refused to LIsten.
"Pardun me , sIr , " began the feml.
Rlno victim of herd lucIe , who was
forced to srJlIclt ams , as she ap.
prooched the crusty old bachelor's
dOlk , " ! .Jut 1 am n. . poor lone widow ,
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"You moy os well break it ort right
there , " Interrupted the hearttess O. b.
"I pon't use ftny leap.yenr proposals
In my huslne3. "
No , He Wasn't Henpec } < ed.
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Mr. Scropper-Marla , 1-1-
Mrs. Scrapper-Talm that , you
brute , and don't let me .ever hear you
eny that you are henpoclted aaaln.-
Phlladephla. ] Telegraph.
A Dlffuent Kind.
Johnny - Whnt docs conseienco
moon ?
Toaqher-It is somethIng Inside or
you that tells you when .ou have
done wrong.
JohnnY-Ma said I didn't hnve no
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conscience , But I lenow I had. Only ,
when I fell that way the other day ,
doctor sold It was green apl1les.-
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Drooklyn Life.
One Man's Grief.
Smlthldns-I met Enpeclt. downtown -
town to-doy. He told me his wlfo had
left him last weelc.
Mrs. Smlthklns-Poor man ! I sup-
puse he's all brole up over it , Jsn't
he ?
Smlthldns-I guess so. When I can- '
gratuoted ] him he Insisted on openIng
a smnIl bottle. I
Cause and Effect. I
Wife-John , do you lmow that you
swore In j.our sleep last nlgbt ?
, Husband-DId I ? It muct havQ
been when r had that horrid dream.
Wife-What did you dreom ?
Husband-I dreamt I was smoldng
one of these cigars you gave me on
my blrthdoy.
His Method.
"Don't you know that It doesn't do
the least goorl to apply abusive
epithets to a polltlcnl opponent. "
"Of course , " an ered Senator Serge
hum , "It doesn't do any good. But it
fissures .our constituents that you are
trying to do something to earn your
nolnry.-Washlngton Star.
She Was O. K. ' 1
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( on't be-hle.cross. I've had a bard tUA
If It.
Mrs , Knox--I should thlnle'lt woull1
bo a hnrd tug to carry the load j.ou'vc
got.
Too Sanguine.
Ednn-And after our marrlago I am
goIng to ] ( Oop a cool ( .
Delio-You are too reckless , m ,
dear.
Ednn-Recltless ?
Dollo-Yes. You should say you are
going to try to Icee } ) a cool. .
Practice MnkelJ Perfec .
Shoo Clork-I'JIl afraid j'OU cnn't gel
these shoes on , mad om. Suppose 'ou
try n slzo Inrger.
Mrs. O'Rlley-Nlver do ) 'ez molnd ,
youns man. 01'11 be able t' glt thlm
on afther 01 wear thlm a tolm or two. .
PlausIble Theory.
Mj.er-Who was It that originated
the sa'lng "tho unexpected alwa'f
hl1ppens" ?
G'or-Don't know. Some fellow con. .
nected with the weather bureau , ]
Imaglno.
Reacon Why.
"But ) .ou Americans , " protested thE
EnlIsbmnn ! , "ha vo no ancestors tc
whom j'OU cnn point , , 'lth pride , "
"Well , that is our mlsfortuno thol
thnn our fault , " replied the America ! :
girl. "Most cl our ancestors cam.
from En'lnnd ! ; , you know. "
Moisturt > In Tobaccea
The pl'esenco of molsturo In tobacco .
In , the Lnncot bellovos , ot some 1m- . ,
I.ol'lonco to pu ! lc health , since the ; , .1'
combustIon of tobacco ctJlllnlnlnc a , .
large proportion ot moisture Is 1m- . " . .
peded , whllo ns the seneratlon of vn. "
per Is Increased , so nro the chances or 1' . . .
the poIsonous prlnclplo bolng carrJoc1 , ' , : , I } ,
b.lo the mouth. 'J
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A SyllogIsm That Proves Much. . . . . , "
The famolls lIylloglsm of Themlsto- " . _ . .
elos was that bls Infnnt son ruled the
whole worltl , proved thus : , . .
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My Infl1nt SOil rules his mother. '
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His mother rules me. . .
I rule the Athenlnns. . i.
The Athenians rue the Greole ! ) . I - .
And the Greeks rule the world _ ' .
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UnIted States Fish Catch. . ,
According to the Nntlonnl Geographic - ' '
graphic Magnzlno , the total catch of
teed nshes In the Umted Stntes and
Ahislm , as shown by the last convass , . . . .
wns 1.733,314,324 . pounds , vnlued at
45,531lG . The number of men em. . .
plo'ed was 214,05G , nnd the cnnltal In. : t
vested wns $72,261G46. ' ' .
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Of Wide Interest. ; , ; '
Breed , Wls" July 18-Speclal- \ ,
Chores ] Y. Peterson , Justlco of the ; , :
Peace for Oconto Co. , hos delivered . . : ;
a Judgment that Is of Interest to the ; ;
whole Uuted States. Put brleOy , that . j ; > "
jUdgment Is , "Dodd's KIdney Pl11s are . ; ' .
the best Kidney medicine . on the mor- .
ket to.day. " 1'1"
And Mr. Petersen gives his reason " , :
'or ' this Judgment. Ho ooys : "Last '
winter I had an DChlng poln in my , "
back which trouJled ! me very much. , ) : .
I' the morning I could bardly straight.- , . , l .
en my bacl , . I did not Itn < Jw what It fl .
'was but an advertisement led me ta , ;
try Dodd'a Kidney Pills. After taking . . '
.
ono box I can only sny they have done .
moro for mo than expected as I feel "
o.s well now as ever I dId before : ' .
Pain In the bock Is one of the first " .
symptoms of Kidney dlsClse. If not . ,
cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills It mny
evelop Into Bright's Dlsease , Dla- .
betos , Rhoumotlsm or some of the .
other deadly forms of Kidney DIsease.
Ban on American Dentists.
The Supreme Court of Germany hos
rendered an opinion that the tltlo of '
doctor conferr d by American dental
colleges Is not to bo recognlzed In
Germnny , constituting a violation of
the Germon law against unfair' competition -
tition and Is theretoro prohibited to bo
used. Three hundred and twenty dentists -
tists In Germony , who heretofore held
the UUo of doctor from Amerlcon col.
leges , are affected by this declslon.
Youth a Relative Quality.
Youth has 'nothlng to do with .ears
f
-tho rea ] YOlrlh thot accepts lIfo end I
learns from It the lessons which exalt
and purity. But It Is given to few . ,
to corry with them Into old ago the
splendor of the dawn. to retain th6 I
old "unconqueroble hope" to the end.
These few , however , are the snl of
the earth , whether they write. . or dig ;
or sweep crossings.
Learning RussIan at Home. . . . .
Swa1l0w a white seldlltz powder ,
f01l0wlng It with a blue one. Then
slmultaneousy ] swa1l0w a big drink or
water and Inhao ] some finely powdered -
dered coyenne pepper. Have a phonograph -
graph handy " .hen the trouble starts. \
and you will have on record the city
directory of St. Patersburg.-BalU.
.
moro American.
. .
Keep Most of Products at Home.
In the city of Smj'rno. there ere
foctorles that make thread ynrd , calIco -
Ice prints for head wear , ! Joxes , etc. :
there nro fiour mills , machlno sbops ,
carrlago and cart factories , and n
clgaretto ta tory. None of the manufactured -
factured articles , with the exception ' ; J
of carpets" Is exported. . . . . . . . " ! : . ' '
Is It Not Worth While
If you trav I , n business or pleasure , .
to get the best service for the lowest , . , l.
rates ? Ask the Erie Rallrood Com- : ' '
pony , 555 Railway Exchange , Chicago , : 'I \
tor fu1l Information. Doolets ] free de- . ! i : : . ,
scrlJln/ ! / ; ' Summer Tours nnd the Beau- . . "
tlrul Chautauqua Lalo Region ; also : , * , . . .
Cambrldgo Springs ,
' , ' "
New Value of Aluminum.
A German experlmonter , Herr . . . ,
Bernhard , noting tbe structure of
allJmlnum , decided tQ try It for pulUns . '
an o go on finecuttlng Instruments ,
such as sllrglcal ] mlvcs , razors , etc. <
: Ho found that It acted exactly IIko '
I razor-hono of the finest quaHty.
More FlexIble and Lasting ,
won't ; shn.lte out or blowout : by using
I Detlance Starch you obtain better results -
sults than possible with any athal
brand and one-third more tor _ a.m.
money.
Oldest Woman In World ,
I Mndrltl claims to have the oldest
woman In the word-Mnrla ] Nieto. ;
t
who hOff"lIved In three centuries , hav-
lng been ! Jorn In 1781. She was twlc6 I
; married end had nineteen chlldrcn , a.U
I of whom she survives.
, Occoslonally n man mnrrJes because
I he ImagInes a dlvorco suit Is less ex ,
, penslvc U n.bre . llf'p..om1so ult
.
, . , C < lrnu'Medals. . .
I - n [ nrtuc tlal commltteo hall been
, formed In Paris for the purpose or " J
Btrlklng medal In honor of the mom-
my of the late Prot. Cornu. The com.
I
mitteo Includes many members , foreign -
eign nssocla.ces and correspondents ot
tue Instltuto of France , as well 89 oth.
or leaders In tbp scientific worM. The !
mednl wll1 bo In bronze , sllvor bronze
and ollCr , and the prIce will be 15
frnncs , frnncs and 50 francs , rOe
spec I\-ey. ]
Dlfilcultlcs only Increase tIetcnnlftftl
Uon. '