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Morning Jacket.
Never hns the demand for tasteful
jlicltets been greater thnn nt the pres'
ent time. 'l'hls ' one Is otnlnently
Ghlceful nnd nttractlvo at the same
tlmo thnt It Is most comfortnhlo to' '
the wearer nnd lends Cashion of wenr.
III ! ; with a sldrt to match. The mOllel
Is mndo of whlto IJntlsto with collar
of InsQrtec1 tucllnJ ; anll trimmIng of
] acl ) frills ; hut all mnterlnls In use
for nrments of the Hort 11I'0 OIII\1l1y \ [
IlpprOllrlnte , the thin wnsh sl1lts , the
] 0111 ; list of ] nwlls nnd batstQS ! and ,
for cooler da 's , the ver ' attractive
anll servlcenbe ] thin wools.
'fhe jaclwt Is mnllo with fronts and
baclts nlld Is shapl'11 hy mellllS of
shoulder and under.arm senms. 'rho
bacles are eut off at the walfltIvln / [ ;
a bolero effect , but the Crunts form
long points which can be allowed to
hang' or be Imolted at the wallt : ! as
Jlro1errell for garments of tile sort nnd
tbe seeves ] are loose and wille , cut
to form llOlnts at their lower e ie.
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The quantlt ' of mllterlal required
for the medium slzo Is 3 ) 'ards 21
Inches wide , 3 ) 'ards 27 Inches wldo
3 'n'ds wide with %
or ) ! 32 Inches ,
yaHls of Inserted tucldns , [ j yards of
Insertion and 10 ) 'ardB oC lilco to trim
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as fUu's'trate .
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! Pretty Yachting Costume.
1 For the warm days of the summer
'achtlng season the fancy linens nro
: in high vogue among the fah' yachts.
'wol11en. In ono gown the doulJo ] efect
'of coat and blouse Is cleverly attained
: in the cut of the fronts. Coming well
bel\.I\\ ' the curve of the hills , the lIttle
.blouso waistcoat Is Inserted In the
Jooso fronts , fastening In.vlsllJr ] : uJ1l.ler
the strap at the left sldo , A belt or
whlto suede encircles the waist , pass.
, lng beneath the front straps and hlv.
"Ing n loose effect to the COllt. The ,
.sleevo Is plain , with n dadt blue lInen
'euft Inald ] with the whllo suede , and
, : the whlto suede further appears ns a
: t111Jln to the strnps which decora e
the full thlrteen.goro sltlrt. The little
round sailor hat Is 1I1towlso In whlto
lJuedo and slmpl ' trimmed with a
broad band of blncl , velvet Hod In a
l1at , square bow a\ \ . the side ,
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, A Good r Drink ,
, An excellent summer drink which
Is very populal' In England , and might
bo drunll to a larger extent in this
country , Is rhubarlJ wino.
For rhubnrb wine It Is lIecttsar ' to
have ripe rhulJarb. Into ono gallon
of boiling water put eight pounds of
rhubarb , In thlll slices ; llaco In a
11\11 : , and cover closel ' with a thlclt
cloth or blmlct : , and stir three times
a dny for g , weel , . Then Htraln
through a cloth , al1l1 add four pounds
of lump sugar , the julco of two lem.
onR and the : Ind of one.
To "l1ne" the wine , take ono ounc
of Isinglass and ono Illnt of liquor an
dlosolve at a slow heat. Add to Uu
rest of the liquor when qulto call
and casl < It. Do not bung the casl
until the fermentation is over. Tht
quality of this wino Improves ver
much with Itceplng.
Smart Colors Are the Vogue.
Last summer white reigned suprom
at the more lashlonllhlo resorts. Thi
) 'ear the pendulum has swung In th
direction of the most violent colorlngl
The smartest reefer nnd loose coat e
focts are reseda green , America
Beauty- " red , Yale blue , and stron
tonea' of lavender and 11111'llle. Thes
coats'heavly ; \ ombroldered and brall
ed In cloth and sill" are to bo war
wltli , whlto dres.sos anll colors wit
. whl < .1 ! they lIatul'\lly tone.
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This Will Tempt the Appetite.
A prelly and allllctlzlng gift to an
ono that Is ill Is a bastet ] of oran
nnd lemon jolly In orange sllns. CI
the tops from So\'o\'al \ thln.slcllllH
omnges and through. this ollenlng l'
mo\'O the Imlp. Fill the skins with
stlrt orange or lemon jelly , and stilt
thom upright until the jelly Is har
'fhen llI1t on the COV rB anll arran !
t1H Oranges In a pretty basltet.
Morning Bonncts for Wee Girls ,
Quito the cutest bonnets shown f
weO'Sl 'ls this Bedson are the rogul
su'nborinot 111m pes In white Illquo
duel , , ; with fac rufiles of color ,
la\ 1 : Qhlwbrox : \ , I' The rumes a .
In plnlt1110 . , merlcan 110auty r
and IHllo green , to match linen frocke
or the sallie shndes , and they are
III nil 0 wllh plain hems or e\Aged \ wltb
. nnl''oluce. .
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! Risotta.
I Put a heaplllg tahespoonfu ] ] of hut.
ter Illto a saucelI n with a IIney ]
IIIlnced olllon , and stir o\'er the fire
UlltII the hutter hegills to color. Pour
11110 this n scallt cupful of raw rico
nnel stir off 111111 on for fifteen min.
utes. Should th6 I'Ico get too dry luld
n vor ' IIttlo hot Wlttel' . At the elld or
the flfteoll millutes po r Into the
IInUCOllall a scallt quurt of boiling
wllter a1ll1 cook fust for another fiC.
teen mInutes. Finally , drain oft and
lIut In mther maI'o thnn half a. cupful
of stmilled tomato julco .easoned
with popper , Halt , a pluch of mace and
a ] arge pInch of lemon pesl , rrated.
Simmer for ten minutes moro Bnd
tWI've. The rIce will remain whole ,
but he soft and most savory.
' 1'hls Is a popular italian dish and
v.er ) ' good.
Wide Collars and Other Frills.
A summer feature Is the wldo col.
] nr. It Is mndo of various ma.terlals. .
ono of the prettlest helng f whlto
taffeta. It has hlacle llOllm aots np.
plied. These dots are or black silk
'upon the hncltground of whlto sllle.
Al'Ounll the edge there Is a pilling or
blnclc sllle , and underlying the colInI'
thel'o are points of salmon plJlk taC.
feta. gach Ilolnt Is trlmmod with
a lace meda1l\0n. \ Such II. collar
dresses up nny ovenlng bo\llso ] won.
derfully. Worn over hlacle or'I'hlte
It really mnltes the whole dre. . , for
It gives the note which was lacking.
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Good Way to Serve Orange Jolly.
Care nnd a little tlmo nro .eeded
to serve orange jelly In the following
way : Select ovon.slzed oran ea and
cut them In halves. Carerully rDmOTO
the pUlp. leaving the compart.ents
unl > rolon. Fill every other spaee with
a thin orange jelly , poured In with n
Slloon , and Il\It the shells 011 Ice until
the jelly Is firm. Then fill the empty
comllnrtmel\ts \ with stlrr whlPIlCd
crealll and serve.
Gay Striped Ribbons.
Color Is plontlCull ) ' usell In the tlm
and stocks of the ) 'ear , the Iden Dehl !
thAl A plain gown Is thus easily bright
en tl and sllliutened. Striped ribbon
such as green and gold , old rase ant
black , red and green , blue and bl cult.
nnd S forth , Is el1.plo 'ed. It. : 1s .0 o
nggorntlon to sa ) ' that there are auIl'
drods of different designs In nock'f'l'eIU '
on vlow at prosent.
To Keep the Hall" In CtI.1 ! .
Put n teaspoonful or borl. : % nil II'
pleco or CIlStllO soap Into a 1au
pour over them half n pint .t bellIng !
Ing water. Stir until they : ve il.
solved. Put the mlxturo Into II. bet
tie nnd corlt It UII tightly. Damzw.hf
1111.11' thoroughly wUIl this mbturo before - -
fore curling It.
Bust Confiner ami 1'\edueer.
Every woman .r ( o.erous propol'
tlons Imows tb. IIlmculty or wearln ,
the fashionable UU. bouso ] and ih
necessary full cera.et . cover with sat-
Isfaction. This Tery excellent gar
ment Is designed to meet just thaI
need a 1111 will bo founel absolutely
prnctlcal. It extends down well over
the tOil of the corset , so supporting
the bust and confines not It alone , but
also the l1esh1nder the arms , which
so often Is anne 'lng In conjunction
with the thin waists , and Is wm'n beneath -
neath the dnlnty cover or lawn or
baUsto. The model Is made of heavy ,
strong whit\ ) linen , the casings at the
bacl < being of webbing , or belting ,
which gives nddltlonal strength , but
English drl1l aUlI coutll are equnlly
< ; ( IJ H11" " " ' ( I'bI , . " " /l1.'iiJ.
Pllrollrlat. . nnd slltisCactory. Th
stralls ave , the shouders ] are elastl
y. 60 allowln Ilerfect freedom at U
:0 : same tlmo that the object of tl
Jt confiner Is attained.
! d ' 1'ho gll'l1ent : la malle wltb. front
o. sldo Ilortions. baclt and U\lller \ frol
a llortlons which are joined ono to tI
111 other , anll Is closed with lJuttons 111
d. buttonholes at the front and adjust. .
10 with lacings at the back.
The quantlt ' of material requlrl
for the modlum slo : Is % ) 'ard
Inches wide.
or
ar Huts for Children ,
or Child ron's lllque h1ts ! are llOW ma ,
ed wltl , hhh 1101to cl'o..ns. Both crm
.1'0 aUll brim nro of thu I\lquo , and 1re
cd the latter "eletlll ) Cull ln\orI1 : 1"11111
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Automobile FIre EJcape.
'fw ) most Important thing for a fire.
tnan to do In cnso at an alarm Is to
got , hIs apparatus on the grOllnd Qnlt
worldng just ns snon as he CBU. No
malleI' whothe : ho has n chomlcal ex.
thlgllfhor ! ; , a hOle cllrt , steamer , wnter
tower or n hooc ! allel ladeler , his pnr.
tlcuar ] aPllnratus ml : ' come Into lllay
just ns 800n as It can bo got Into
lIer.lco. In the case of the hoolt nnd
] nddor truct ! It may be tlmt even In
tbo Incipiency of the baze ] Homo per.
sons hllvo been cut off from escape
anel unless the Ipparntus arlves
enrly they ftro forced to jump from
tbe buildIng or are sufCocnted In the
smoke nnll flamClI. The illustration
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Extends VertIcally to the Windows.
shows 11 now use for the automobllo
as applied to the flre servlco , trans.
porting an oxtenslble fire escallO
through the streets to the scene of
the fire. This npparatus Is designed
to bo elevated to conslderllbo ]
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height and brought into contact with
the windows to permit persons In
the threatened building to step on
any of the Illatforms and malto their
\Vny In snfety to the ground. At each
corner of the cnrrlago Is bracing
post , which Is dropped to Uta STound
as soon as the truck Is In position
to prevent the apparatus from weav.
lug about on the sDlng trucks.
Victor Jelley of London , England ,
as tbe designer vr tIlls apparatus.
A Unique Power Plant Locatron.
Coot of water.1)O..er 1l0velnpmeDt
depends In large mca ure , on 1ho ] 0-
catloD or the oectde ] statton that i3
to be operated. 'l'ho . for.m of such a
station , Its cost , and. the type of generating -
rating : apparatus to be employed ar
much influenced by the site soleded.
'l'hls Bite may bo exnctly at , or far
removed rrOUl , the point where the
wnter nsed Is dlvertclt from It's nat.
ural ct.t\rse.
A unique example a a location t f
the former It1nd Is to be found non"
urllng1n ) , Vt. , WhOrl ! the electrl. :
power house Itsol ! forms the dam , 1.0-
Ing bum entlroly acroos the natumI
. lIed of < < me arm of the Wlnooslt1 riV\r : !
( \t a poCat where an Isand ] divides t e
; ptream. The river at this point has
cut Its way down throlY > gh solid ro/l:1 ! :
ea vlns : Ilerpemllculllr 71.1Is on elth-rr
: ; Ido. 1iJl ) from the Ilbe iliat forras
the bed or the strenm , . and Into the
wcl.y walls , the pOWc''Y station , ab < "Qt :
no fCt.'t long , Is built. The \lv.strellm
wnll of this station 15 hnllt after \ho !
tashlon of a dam , and Is reinforced by
the down.stream waE , and the wider
{ lows directly throush Use Ilower ; star
Ion by way of the watcr wheels. A
onstructlon of this sort is all hat
could bo attained In tbe- way of e < ! 'Ono'
m ' . there bolng neither cannl nor- long
penstocks , ul1Il ouy [ one wall oC t110
power.houso apart from the lIatu. On
t11\ other hand , the location of n station -
tion directly across the bed of a river
In this way mal.es it Impos81blo to
protect the machinery If the dllm ,
Jhould over glTo way. Again the po'
{ JuliaI' natural conilltions favorable
to sucb a construction are Beldolll
round.
The Life of Machinery.
Althollgh the rapid Improvement In
eectrlcal ] devices maltos apparatus ap.
l'arfmtly out of lIato in very short
time. a good delll of eectrlcal ] machinery -
chinery Is still InISO and giving a
jood account of itself aCter prolonged
rears of operation. Some of the ellry ]
Edison d 'namos are still doing coed
\\'orl. , ami the material of the orlgl.
nal SlomenslIalslto electrical road Is
tll ! IIsed for a trolle ) ' lIne near Chll.
ion , Switzerland. though it was de-
\'Ised t'enty.three years ago.
On the other hand , a great deal of
DId machinery has been worked over.
The mnnagers of a stool plant at
Hnmllton , Ontario. say that th01 have
, 'orlwd ever Into Hteel the Iron of the
: lI'IIlnl\l Niagara Sllspenslon bridge ,
( hat of the \ 'Ictorlbrldgo at Mon.
treal , the hull of tlio onco.famO'lIs At.
lIlutic stQnmslllll City of Rome , nnll
ho frameworl. of the Great Ea tern.
Ie l"ountJatlon for Machinery.
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LO Malting the founllatlons for ma'
10 mlnery olnstlc so as to mlnl1nl7.O or
pi event the vibration present when it
, s , IS olleratel\ \ a subject which hns at' '
Ilt tractol ! conslderablo attention of late
10 A felt Is now being ulod in man )
ld uarts of Oormnny ror this 11IIrl1oso
3d This felt comes In sheets of rangln {
tn1cknosses-Crom % Inoh to 1
3d Inches-nnll Is Impregnated with mln
36 eral rnt to mnke It moaturo ! proof. I
wns intendell for Insertion benelltl
ralls , girders and mnchlno bed ! ! , bu
Its t1S0 hlui hOl'n extc".dcd to stoan
[ \e \ ham mol'S , rallwn ) ' cnrs , fJtI1t1onarr .011
\'n gillt.'s , 1111It \ has oven fOllnli ! \ plnc ,
1111 on shlphonrll to separate t\1o machln (
s \Y fr , 11 the Ileclts and bul\.t ! ( > ads.
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How to Mdntaln Constant and Even
Circulation.
COllstnnt Suhscrlber.-Ponso ] dee
sCl'lbo how 10 voutlato ] n reCrlgorntof
that Is 'Jsc : ! ! ar storlug l\eat In large
q u 1m lltl.J.8. .
It Is hupol/lIl / > ] o to ventilate a r" " ,
frlgerator nnd maintaIn condition !
sultahlo rur Ilreserv1ng meRt. Venti
] ntlon , of course , moans a chnngo 0' '
: \11' , and to brIng the warm outsldo nlr
Into a rl'rrlgerator would bo to mnke
It an.thlng but a reCrlgerntor. Prob
nbly the correspondent means , In
stead or ventilating , mlllntnlning If
clrcuatlon ] of nlr through the reforh ; '
eratoI' . This Is done In various wnyff
l or ] eoeplng ment , n cold nnd dry air
Is neceE-snl'Y , and this can bo done
hest hy menns of the following plan
a drnwlng of which Is herewith sub
mltted.
In order to have 1\ room UfficlonU ,
cold , It will bo lIecossnry to180 snH
and Ice In Iron eyllnllers. The nr
rangement of reCrlgerator , smashlna
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Cross Section of Refrlgeratol' .
iloor and cyllndor should bo somewhat -
what as showH In the drawing. Any
ordlnnry refrigerator with SpllCO over ,
head can ho mode over according to
this plan. The top of the cylinder
should be two feet or moro abo\'o the
ceiling of the refrigerator , In order tc
create current of the warmer air
from tbo top or the refrlgerator up
thi'ough Uta space between cyllndor
: md 'tall , as shown by the arrows ,
and down through the space sur.
rounding the c 'l1nder. ilienco Cn1t ! tc
the refrigerator at the floor line , A
falry ] gaod clrcuatlon ] can bO' ob ,
talned by this means , of cold. dry nil'
The ico' for the cylinders should be
brolon up Into pieces var.lng in size
Crom hal' n pound down to powder ,
and with < < ! i1ch shovofu'l ] of Ice pul
Into the cylinder 11 sprinkling of saIl
should be lidded. A , number of c 'i1n-
denl In a row wong the ; lIdo of the
wall would be necessnrho numbOl :
depending 1TPon the slzo' of Ute reo
frigerator and the tompemture re-
quired. Tbfs cannot bo' specified' '
here. OntsLtlc o ! tbe row oil cyllnder
a thin parUtton Is constructed six
Inches b ] o.w t.he . ceiling of the 1'0-
frlgerator. 7heso are shown In the
plan. Below the row or cJlInders : n
trough sloping in one direction
should be plnced for the pnrposo 0' '
carrying oft the meltnge. 'l1hls trougb
may conneet wltb an Iron : /pIpe / lend.
Ing through the outsldo wall , An
ordlnnry lI11'p in thlR plpo. ool1structe
as a U.shaped bend , wouler prevenl ,
the all' from ilic outsldo frtlm enter
ing.
Wee.ds.
Z.-Klndly tell mo what will Itll1
burdock , carraway and mulleln ; the ) '
are growing in my garden 1 :
You Bhould l1avo no dlmcult ) ' at nil
In getting rid of the three weeds 'ou
montlon. tor they are nIL targe , grow.
Ing conspicuous biennials , or tWQ
year plants , and it hoed up the firs
) 'ear. or Itcpt from socdtng the seconr3
year you should have no trouble !
getting rid of them. The most dim.
m t of the three Is the cnrraway , boo
cause it is maI'o easily overloolwd , ant' ' !
.
Is more apt to gl'I. " among grass.
Close mowing , however , for a coullle
of years should eradlcato it entirely
nnll without troubo. ]
Treatment for Moldy Combs.
A. R. M.-Whnt Is the best way to
treat old combs in frames , some of
, , 'hlch are musty ?
These combs , it not too badly mold.
ed. can bo usell again by the bees , as
they will clean them Ull just as good
I\S now. If they nro In yery bad con.
( Htlon I would advlso ronl1orln/ / : them
Into wax and using full sheets of
foundation in their plnce. 'fho lJees
will cl an up combs that are in qulto
b ! condition from mold. Care sbould
lJe exorclsel1 In rlvlng ; them to the
bees , especlally 'oung swarms , as
they are mtely to ] el1vo sllch combs.
i h\'ays hl\'o the swarm on a single
frame or clean comb or foundation ,
anl1 glvo the bees the baanco ] of their
combs just. nt nightfall , nnll by morn.
Ing the ) ' are cle\ncd nnd the bee
prepnred to nccept thom. You caD
gi\'o an old colon ' two or three dlrt
comba at any tlmo , and If they liav (
be03 to co\'er them the ) ' will 'ut enc (
. clean them without dlfllcultr. Dy fo ]
lowing either lllan ) ' 0\1 can get rill 01
) 'our ohl combs without danger 0 :
losing bees b ) ' absconl1lng.
Gore Eye In Canary.
n. l-A cannl' ) ' has gone blind II
the right eye within the last Cow da'E
. The lids are swollen and white.
It Is quite Ilrobnhlo thnt the bil'l
has caught colli In the e 'e rrom han
Ing In a druulll. ! All that Is necossllr. .
Is to hntho the nlllng members \vlt :
a wealt solution of boracic acll1 muc
In the l'rollOl'tlon of one Iart bora.:1 . :
nelt , ) no varts of wnter.
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Rings Returned , but Feer Neve"
"Some girls are addicted to the
habit of ret.lIrnlnG their el14agcmont
rings aftcr U10 breac ] , " remarked the
Observer of Events amI Thlnss , "but
no mlnlliter thll't wo ever beam or
thought for n mlnuto or glvlnc bacll
the marriage fee. "
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Summers at Lake George.
George Cary Egg ! ston , the well.
Imown novellat and man of totters.
III spending the Bummer at LaltO
George , , . , 'here his home Is next the
former 110me nnd library of his
brother , the late Ellward ggleston.
Bamboo Good for Scaffolding.
The } .I'POOch consul at BataTla roc.
ommerids bamboo IUI fine materlnl
fo ! ' constructing 'lauUder ' ! ! ' Booffoldlng.
Its pnw'Ol' of reststQpco Is very great
Bnd It w\l1 \ not rot. . but becomes
stronger with ace.
Work tor u God.
To mnlto some ttOOl , of croatian n
lIttlo' frult-rullcr , lJcrt.ter ; to male
Bomo human bgnrts n IIttla wiser ,
manfullor , happier , moro blessed. loss
accursed I It Is worle for 110 god.-
Carlyle.
ArrIving at a VerdIct.
Kushequa , Pa. , Aug. 1.-Speclnt- ( ) .
In this section of Pennsyvanla ] there I .
la a growing bollef that for such RiCo.
ney Dlsenses as Rheumntlsm and
Lame Bncle there Is only one sur
cure and that Is Dodd's Kldnoy Pills.
This belle ! grows from such cases as
that of Mrs. M. 1. . . Davison of this
place. She tella the stor , . herseIC as
follows :
"I have suttered from Rh < Jumallsm
Cor thirty years and find that Dodd's
Kldnoy } )11Is have done mo more good
than any medicine I have ever tulten.
1 was nlso bothered with Lame Bacle
and I call only say that my back
hasn't bothered me .Ilnce [ took
Dodd's } { Idney Pills. "
Consltlerlng that Mrs. Davison only
tooe ] two boxes of Dodd's Kldllo.l Pill : : ! ,
the result would bo considered won.
der111 ] It it were not that others are
reporting slmlhw results dtl1y. Kushe-
qua is faJt nrrhlng at a verdict that
"Dodd's Kidney P1Ils'aro the one sure
4uro : for " heum Usm. "
Anomaous ] a3 It may seem , It is
sweet to suffer when Ute suffCJ1n ! ; Is
fOO' tbose W lore.
$100 Reward , $100.
Tba 1'udera ot tb ! . paper..1II be 1'Ieued team
tha tbcre I. at least one IIre&4ed dl.ea that 8C nce
blft b n able to cure , In aU It. Iialtel. and that 15
Catarr" . Hall' . Ca1arrb CUl'l II the only J > 08l11ve
curo'I1J1IF known to 'ho nledtc I traternlly. Catarrb
belnw D eonlUuUonll dl'cl18 . roqulre. a cnnaUtu.
tlonaL tmattuent. HaIr. Catarrh Cure tl taken In-
ternall ) ' . actin It directly upon tbe lllood IInd IUUe-WI
enrtac'i ! of the system. Lhneby destroyln . the
1oundatlon 01 the dJoealc , 1100 IIlrlnr ! tbo patient
8tronllh by building up tbo conltltuUen and 1I..lst.
InK natute In dolnl : It I WOrk. Tbo ! 'oprleto18 bRYe
80 Dlllcbtnith la Ita CUTat TO powen that ( bey OIICI
Ono Jlunllred Dollar. 101' any cOle that It ti11Lr " -
cure. Bon. ! tor 118101 te lhnonlak.
.Addrou F , J. OllEY\ C\ . , Toledo , O.
6.ld by all Drulll.ts. 7\c. :
Take Uall'l ! } 'awllyl > 1)ta1or cerllUpaUoa. I
A fast : roung man is apt to bo sloW'
about getting away from a bar.
FREE TO TWE.N Y.FIVE LADIES.
The onan Starch Co. will give
25 ladles : : t round-tr ! ) ticket to the St.
J ouls exposltlon YO tive : ladles In
ea.ch of the following states : Illinois ,
Lo'\'ffi , Nebraska , Kansas RJ\d ? Ilssou-
; . who will' ' send In th'O ] argest number
If trade mlI'lts cut frnm a 10.cent , 16.
cuneo pac1'mge of De anoo cold water
IttUndry stnrch , This moons from your
own homer nywhero In the above
ntmed states. These trndo marks must
be- mailed to an received by the Dc ,
nanco Stareh Co" Omo.ha , Neb. , before
September 1st , 190-1. October and No.
vember wi'll be the best months to
Tislt the exposition. Rcmemh < Jr that
lJ finneo Is tile only aUlrch put up 1
; ) Z. ( n fnll pound ) to the ) 'Iackage.
You get one-third moro starch for the
51lmC mon , " " , than of n.ny other Itlnd.
and Deflnnce never stscles to the Iron ,
The tickets to the exposition will bo
sent by registered mnll September 5th ,
Starch for sale by ' 1111 ealers.
If0'11 ' are lookfng for a man witb
brains , call on n butcher.
More Flexible and Lasting ,
won't shake out or hlO\ " out ; by uslnl' ' ;
'D nance St\rch ( : rou obtnln b tter re-
'Suits than pofbfc : with any other
\mmd and one-thlro more for same
noney.
There Is such a thing as carrying
'our tlumlts too far.
' . WIMtow' ' .
7tf1'1C. " SoothtnC' Syrup.
P'or chUdren " 'etb 1 , sottens tht > gurul , nducea ! In-
tlAmll1atloD , alla18 p61n , cure. wtnd'oollu. : x.c a bottle.
The well man soon forgets tbe slel.
; nan's promises.
- , anentIYC'Urt'd. Notltllol'DllrrCUlneM..rtc ?
1" . . . ; -sent " tift , . " " n. . . oC Dr. KUn.'s Off'"t Nern n..tor- .
11I'ond Cor l n. . : Q2.00 : trial botUs Dnd t. . > atls. , .
vu. u. . . U.LI III : . Lt4. . 1St Arch Slreet. l'l1UAdolph1Al'A
It's ftWf l sJow work gotUng popu ,
lar Wltjl your wlfe's relatives.
Important to Mothers.
Exmnlno carefully every bottle of CASTOnIA.
a eafe nne ! ure remedy for infante end cblldren ,
and see that it
Dearstbo / /
Signatnre of
In Ueo For Over DO YCllr8.
The llind You Dna Ahny Dought.
' \'en a man who will tal < o a tip or
, a horse race and bet on It is 8ellion
1ash enough to aslt a man to dlnne ]
wlUlout first consulting his wife alJou
It.-New York Press.
It.'s mllhl ) ' gooll Iraetlco to bo It
] 0\0 , vlth n , , 'omnn ) 'ou can't n\1rr '
boca.ulJo It bas nlrcnd ) ' happened te
her.
AftlX' loo1clnt ; upon the wloo wlHJ )
It is 1"P.d mnny a bootlteepct" ] 1050S hi
balanM.
Happ ' Is the man who \orts-pre ]
vlt1etl he doosn't , . , 'Or-le the wren ;
.
ll11rt ) .
When a man begins to tat.e w11tslt
as R. medicine ho soon becol'
chronic Invalid.
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Present Day Amber Is Realn.
Accordlng to the best modern au.
lhorltles the so.callod amber found In
8)1'111 , India and Madagascar Is not
anrtJer nt alt , hut a feeln , nenrly al.
lied to copa ] , which Is the product of
] enf.benrlng trees growing at the pres'
ent da ) " . True amber Is the resIn o
\lclculnr treea long slnco extinct , aJIII
there Is a good dea.l or confilct among
sclenttshi as to which geoollcal ] per.
led It beong ] ; to.
Flight Through Frozen North.
Th Lnvand ] limited 18 perhaps the
Inost curious of through express trains
III that It carries fewer IJlssengers
and runs o\'Cr n longer dlstanco than t
any otker train. This ll'er leaves
Stocchohn ] , Sweden , once a weelc duro
Ing the summer months and runs
strnlght through to Narvlk , a Norwc.
gmn harbor , \Tlthln the Arctic oono.
The dlstanco Is 1,336 miles.
Pen&on ! Consumptives' FamIlIes ,
In Germnny , 'Then n person breale
down with consumption , ho Is sent I
to a government sanatorium , where
ho Is lWllt until ho recovers or dies.
In the menntlmo his family receives
a " , eedy ] pension from a ( und to
which the vntlent hlmsolf contributed
when ho was In good health. By this
means the rlslt or spread.ng ! the dls.
ease 13 a'Volded.
Perfume and Moth Preventive.
A 111easant perfume and moth pre-
ventlvo Is made of cloves , carawny
seeds , nutmeG , maca , clnnnmon nnd \
Tontn ! benns-an ounce or en h. Add I
as much Florentine orris root as will I
equal the total amount of the other
In I'et1lents. Put together , grind Into
t1 Ilowdor and put In little bags among
YOllr clothe .
Time of Lighting Flash.
F. H. Glew of London has calculate '
the tlmo of 11 lightning flash to bo oneo
nIneteenth or a second. Ho obtained
this result lJy moans of n photogr b
mndo with a vlgratlng lens , which In
dlcated the multiple imago twen an ,
the rate of vibration of the Ions.
Stumps Not Historically Correct.
On somlJ. of the postage stamps oS
S't. Kitts-Navis , England , the authorl.
tlus have depicted C Iumbus gazing
Intcntl ) ' through a big telescope. .s
a matter of fact , telescopes werl' ) not
inve-nted Ull over 100 yoors aftel
Cou.mlJus ] . was born.
Peat Supply of Sweden.
SwC'den's supply of peat seems In.
exhaufltllJle , In the provlnco of Norr.
botten' 1l10n there are 8,648,000 acres
of mosn land , n.nd the total quantity
of peat is estimated to eQual supplj
for two centuries of the present co : < i
Import to SwedeD.
Have YOItx Baby ?
If ! lO , no hing else you could posstbi'y buy
woult ! I\ \ ) ' it so mU h 31lea6uro and saVfl
\'oUl'self much ' ' and trouble .
\ so ' 'forrY' u.s a
lhwulx W o1ldug Chair. 1ts use , vill insure
the ba by nlJaiust bumlls nnd bruises , afford .
I.t amusement an quickly teaeh It to walle
'llone. ' 'l'he clmlr is beautifully constructed ,
zests little , and UI ) mothC % can ! . \JIol'd \ to > bl )
without it.
A man's work Is from sun to sun.
but a woman's work Is never done- , Ar'
t am sure P8o's ! Cure tor ConsumptJ.on ! ! : JVe. :
: ny lIfo thtoo yeurs I\o.-Mns. ! TIlOS. UODmfS ,
I\plo Street , orwlch. N , Y. . Feb. 1",1\.100.
Spying en Prisoners Condemned. .
To listen to the conversation of
two suspected housebreakers , the
Llandudno ( Wacs ) poUce placed an
officer under the bed In the cell where f
the men were confined-a proceedlns I
which Mr. Justice Wills condemned
nt the trial the men.
Those Who Have Tried It '
will u'se no other , Defiance Cold Wn- I
tel' Starch 11\s no equal In Quantity
01' Qualtt-16 oz. fOl' 10 cents. Other
bran -'OntaIn Qnly 12 oz. J1
A bachelor's Idenl better haU Is a
woman with monor. I
No chromes or . cheap premiums , but
a better quality. and one-lhlrd mON
of Defiance Starch fOl' tll" SAme price
of other Itm'c\el ! .
Hard for Both Sldcs.
uIt's hllrd for us short people , " said
ono lIttle woman to another lIttle
woman in a Doston crowd , "when
we're in 3 crowd where the tall peo.
Ille get all the all' and we're smoth.
ered. " "It's hard for us tall people
to have nil ) "OU smaH people fillln ! ;
up the fioor BO timt wo haven't room
to wallt , " retorted the taH girl stand , .
Ing next her. "
Stone Dust Brings Death.
The ll10rtl lty from lung dIsease
Among miners IITlng in Cornwnll , Including -
cluding gold miners. Is eight or ten
times that of colliers and ironstone
miners. The damage Is d no by the
atone dust rosultlng from drlll wor1t
which cuts the lung tissues and'en. .
abIes the tubercle bacl1lus to gain a
fooUn ! ; .
C mplete Ncrve Skeleton.
Ono or the most Interesting pOSe
sessions of the museum at the " "Hahne.
mann Medical CoBoga In Phlladelpbla.
Is a complete nerve slelcton mallo by
Dr. Rufus n. 'Weavel' , the famous neu.
rologist. It Is sllid to bo Ute only
' . lx > clmen or the kind In the world.
Birds at Church Services.
Dlrds nest freey ] In the rallers or
the ancient Imrls churck at Ivy- . {
church , Kent , England. During the
lJervlces the birds flit to and fro ! : -om
( lew to pew , and are often f d by
l > roadcrumbs brought In the plckeU
\\'orshlpers. .
Japanese Education.
In Japan so pUblic schools Instru
tlon Is glvon In h 'gleno' and physlol.
og ' . A Berlin 110WSpaIJer remarks
that In this respect educational Japan
is ahead ot Pruss Ill.
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