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ws in Brief
The Shnh of PersIa , before leavin ! ;
st. PetcrBhllr , 110nntell $2j00 [ for the
, rollef of the Husslnn wOlllllled.
The new Sahlo Islnnd station of the I
I MarconI wireless telegralJh company
fs now In slIcc < Jssflll operntlon ,
A homb was thrown at the commls-
510ller of ] Iollco of Dlolostak , Hussln.
TllO cOll1mlssloner was wounded ,
It Is eXIJected thllt Maxim Gorley ,
the allthor , will bo candldato for
clectlon to the ' 1ssemhly In Hussla.
Seven athl < " Ic organizations of the
JIlwhllo west will contlHJto for hanoI's
at the swllllll1lng races to bo held ! n
Mllwaul < co Selltcmber 29.
The sligar srlHllento , which was or.
ganlzed In Mexico sovcrnl months ago ,
fs now estlmutcII to have ] II'actlcnlly
cornered soven.olghths of the exlstlnt ;
lupply.
At Dllrnslde , Miss. , on the Pearl
river , the last spllto was drlvon to connect -
nect the north and sOllth divisions of
the Mobllo , Jacleson & Kansas City
railroad.
Four children , ranging In ago from
6 to 11 years , daughters ot Peter
atubblofleld , railroad porter , were
burned to death In their homo near
noli a , Mo.
Secretary Hostor's annual report
was issued in full Friday. Ho puts
the cotton crop for lJO.I.j ! [ at 13iQiSSIi ! !
bales , nn Increase ot 3ij.Iill ! ! ! over
that of 1J03.4. !
The grlo rallroal1 has placed an or.
del' for the construction of 3 , OO steel
underfram box CnJ'S of SOOOO pounds
papaclty and American Hallway association -
ciation 11Imonslons.
' 1'ho } rench authorities are not yet
taldng onergotlc measures In the matter -
ter of the Venezuelan authorities closIng -
Ing all the offices of the l"rench cable
Qompany exceIltlng the LI1. Guayra. ot-
dce.
dce.Tho
The aggregate value of all assesser }
roperty in Now Yorle state for 1J04-1 ! ;
o $7,73SlG , Q.to. The amount ot $7 , .
51,4C C ,02C Is represented In renl os-
tnto and $7iSSJ3,605 ! ! In personal prop-
erty.At
At Algonac , 1\l1cll. , whllo trying to
Ia.vo the Ufo of ono ot his employos
trlbo had grasped n "llvo wlro , " Mana.-
ser Alex II. Howio of the Howlo RoofIng -
Ing company ot Detroit was hlmsclf
Idlled.
M. Philippe Dunau-Varllla , the firat
minister to the United States from
the republlc ot Panama , and Mmo.
Varlll were guests at dlnnor Friday
I1lght ot President an Mra. neose-
rett.
rett.Tho
The Panamn. canal commission received -
ceived II. dispatch from Chief Engineer
pto\'ens denying the rumor that R
teneral congestion of freight oxlsts on
o Isthmus of Pana'mn. as a. result ot
ianltnry regulations.
The fear of an epidemic ot typhoid
rover In Columbia , 1\10" Is causln ! ;
lX1uch alarm among the city omclnls
nd the nuthoritles of the Missouri
.tato . unlvorslty , there being fifty'nlno
typhoid cases In the city.
Whcn IJlaced under nrreSlt at' his
omo In St. ClHlrles. Mo" Edward M.
Belby seized a bottle at carbollc acid
nd WlU1 the words , "You'll novoI' put
luo Into jail , " dl'llnle the I1cld and fell
dYing nt the omcers' feet.
All the Norwegian pnpers express
regret that It will bo Imposslblo to
ward to President Roosevelt the Nobel -
bol peace prlzo this year , owing to the
requlremonts tlmt candidates for the
prlJe be nominated before February.
The municipal council of Vlennn.
proposes to perpetuate the memory ot
President Roosevelt's In '
success 1'0-
.torlng peace by re-namlng 11. street
I ) rhoodoro Roosevelt strasso and ea-
1 bUng the thnnles of the city ot Vlonna.
I Auditing and passenger officials ot
Ibe Santa Fe at Topekn. rldlculo the
Itntoment to the effect tlHlt there Is
. . General conspiracy on the part ot
lomo telegraph operntors In Colorado
to defraud the company out of thou-
I .ands at donars.
Lord Charlcs Deresford , commanl1.
Ing the Drltlsh Mediterranean fieet ,
M created 11. sensation In the fleet
. .t Malla. bay by ordering the prosecution -
tion of an engineer commander for allowing -
lowing the bearings of machinery ot
his vessel to become hot.
At the prellmlnary hearing ot For-
srtho , Mont. , ot C. W. Dallo ) ' , Harry
I G. Wright , Luther Turret and J. W.
Selvldgo , well known citizens ot Ros\3-
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I bud county , on n charge of defrauding
the state out ot several thousand do1-
Jars by a. system of alleged frnudulent
bounty .arrants , Dalloy and Selvldgo
) Vcro held for trial.
. All records for the tonnage of ves-
Bels clea.rlng from the district ot Chi- ,
eago 111. ono month were broleen In
August , when 1,20S ships ot nIl kinds ,
with a registered tonnage of 1,2S9J53 !
tons , departed. During the same period -
riod 1,202 vessels , with 0. tonnage of
1,2Sa302 tons , arrived.
I nev. W. J. Dnwson , the London
evangelIst , arrived In Doston to begin
a second revlv 11 tour of this country.
Sir Walter George P'1l1llmore , jUdge
of the King's Dench division ot the
: Engllsh high court of justlco , wus
elected president ot tbt. Intornatlonal
Jaw conference.
I Germany Is engaged In n Imrd 1ght !
tQ put down cholera , which continues
to spread In western Prussia. . Amerl-
fCans take precautions.
I Tipping servants or corporation purchasing -
chasing agents for the purpose of In.
tluonclng trade Is made n r.rlme under
NQW York's latest luw.
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I WOMAN FF-'EnINGB.
Wenk , Irrcgular , nacked with PaIns-
MQde Well and aa Pounds HeavIer.
Mrs. ] . W. Wright ot 112 Main St. ,
Iaverhlll , Mass. , says : "In 1898 I was
I liIuf1'erlng 110 with aharD nnlnR In thn
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smail at the back
nnd had such tre-
Quon t dlzZJ' spells
that I could
sel\rco1y got
about the house.
The urinary as.
; : snges were also
qui t 0 Irregulnr.
Monthly IIorioda
were so distress-
"II' ' . Ing I d I' 0 a d e d
their aJVto Ch. This was my condl-
lion for Cour years. Doan's Kidney
Pills helped mo right away when I
began with them , and three boxes
cured mo permanently. "
J.'oster-Mllburn Co. , BUf1'nlo , N. Y.
For sale by all dealers. l > rlco , 60
cents IIer box.
Making Children "Show Off. "
Hero Is something with which few
mothers wUl agree , and yet it Is the
opinion of ono of the leading physl.
clans of Now Yorle. Sa's this au.
thorlty : "It Is cruel for mothers to
try to maleo their children bo smart
nnd show oCt before IJeopo ] when they
are little. Ahovo all things lot a child
bo stupid-not only stupid , but ugly
It It Is allowed to bo atupld and ugly
when it Is IIttlo nnd growing It wllJ
hl1.vo II. much bettor chance of becom
Ing bright and beautlCul. Llttlo minds
are overtaxed by heing made to mem.
orlzo verses to say beCoro people , b ,
being taught this , thnt and the other
thing Cor showing oft. ChlIdren
should bo left to grow up just whal
they are-liltlo animals. " - Good
IIouselceoplng.
The Stranger Needed a KnIfe.
"I was trl\vellng some months ago
In the mountains of North CarolIna , "
said Mr. J. p. Dlcleens of Doston , "and
stopped Ilt the Jog cabin of a tarmer'
to , get n. lIttle rest and 11. blto to eat.
The farmers' wlfo was a ] clnd-hoartec !
soul and sot about getting mo a. din ,
ner with most hearty hospitality. AI
the table ono of her child ron , a ln
of 12 , sahl to her .In 1\ loud tone :
'Maw , glvo the stranger n. Imlle. ' HI
mother answered that she had given
mo ono , which was true , but again the
youngster piped up : 'Maw , I tell you
to glvo him a ] mHo ; don't you 800 he
Is eatln' his greens with a fork ? ' " -
Washington Post.
Cure to Stay Cured.
Wapello , Iowa , Sopt. 11th ( Speclo.1) )
-ono ot the most remarkable cures
over recorded In Louisa County 11
that at Mro. Mlnnlo Hart ot this placo.
Mrs. > Hart was In bed for eight
months and when she was nblo to sit
u sh was nil drawn up on ono side
and could not walk across the room.
Dodd's Kidney PlUs cured her. Speak.
Ing of her cure , Mrs. Hart B YSf
"Yes , Dodd's Kidney Pilla cured me
atter I was In bed tor eight month
and I knOIY the cure was complete tor
that was three years ago and I have
not been down since. In four weeks
from the ttmo I started taldng them
I was able to malco my garden. Nobody -
body can Imow how thankful I am to
. bo cured or how much I feel I ewe
I to Dodd's Kidney Pills. "
This case aenln points out how
much the general health depend.s on
the KIdneys. Cure the Kidneys with
, Dodd's mdney Pills and nlne-tenthl
of the sUf1'ering the human I m1Jy Is
hell' to , 'W1I1 disappear.
A Graceful CarrIage.
A graceful carriage Is n.s necessary
to good henlth as to good 1001es. I'or
fo.ln exercises wlll do much for the
woman who hasn't nlwnys culttvated
the habit of standing nnd walkln ! !
correctly , sa's the Drooklyn Tlmeg
A great nld In the development of a
good position Is to ralso the crowlI
ot the head as high as posslblo and
then try to mnko the chest meet the
chin. This wlll malco n graceful car.
rillgo smaller stomach , a fuller chest
and moro II/ng vower. To reach
elthor above the head as far as pus.
slblo or to the { ) r.or without bending
the Imees wlll dCl1reaso the size 0'
the wnlst anll round It ; also fl1lln the
hollow In front of the arms.
The blggoat willow In the state Is at
Norrldgowocle. It measures twenty.
three feet In circumference at the base
nnd has a ponderous svreadlng top.
Its largest diameter Is n lIttle moro
than eight feot. The ago ot the tree
Is about 100 years. The tradition Is
that n man traveling from Now Hamp.
shlro on horseback stopped to giTo
the horse water there and stucle hs !
whip. which was n sm ll willow t.wlg ,
rn the ground nnd gorgot to take It.
You never henr anyone complain
about "Defiance Starch. " There Is none
to e < 1ual It In quality and quantity , 16
ounces , 10 cents. Try It now and save
your money. .
When death , the grent reconciler ,
has como , It Is novel' our tenderness
that wo repent of , but our soverlty.-
George Eliot.
I am Bure Plso's Cure tor Cons tlOD sand
Dl1l1te three yoors ngo.-Mns. Tnoll. ItOmmtll ,
IAple S reet , Norwich , N. Y. . Fcb. 17. 1000.
The chlet end of man Is to make
both ends meet.
FITS mlanenU , . red. N fltt 01' nelTOQn.ne. .
IInC da , ' . uoe or Dr.IUlne' . O..aC lIe".l o.
fl' . Bead ror 1"IUtl' ; . ' .00 Crlal bottle ADd CIM" " ,
pU. . U. JU.uI. . LtIL , 8U Sueet , l'AlIa4.lpIWo , I"
Do sure you 11.1'0 . right , anti then take
Ilnother loole.
FARMS pen RENT on BATE ON CROP
paymenl.8. J. MULUALL , Sioux C1&J : , IL
Don't measure a man's slncerltJr br :
the of his handshn.ke.
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1\Ir. C. J. Gll den of Dos ton , 1\fass"
who , with his wife , Is makln ! ; a tour
of the world In 11 motor car. belloves
Ulat already ho has seen moro ot the :
world and strange peoples than any ;
other Individual man living. So far
ho has travelell maI'o than 2i,100 !
miles , anll has visited thirty-four
countries. 110 has driven along the
most northern road on the earth , and
UIO most SOli thorn road. In Australia
anll Now Zealand he has driven where
the road would have been hotter had
there beell 110 road at all. Dut ho Is
already convinced that the worll ] was
made for motoring , and thnt the pns-
tlmo of the Immodlato future wUl be
motoring around the world.
"For pleasure there Is nothing on
earth 111\0 it , " salll Mr. Glidden , In a
recent Intervnew. "For educa(1ng n'
man as to what the world Is 111m and
what Its peoples are doing nothing
could Oflual It. "
Mr. Glidden has taught two Idngs
how to drlvo a motor car , and has
left behind him n longing for the now
vehlclo wherever ho' has been. 1Ie Is
looldng forward to the tlmo when the
world will be laid down with special
motor car tracles , railed IIko the rail-
wars , and every man will bo his own
train.
"I1ardlr anything has surprised me
more , " he said , "than seeing' the us-
tOllndlng rapldlly with which tile
motor car Is maldng Ils way In the
world. It Is evol''where. Mine was
the first to bo seen In FIji. Perhaps
I shall find n. few places In Africa
where ono has not been before. Dut
already the motor car Is everywhere ,
and everywhere It Is being wanted.
"When I landed In Fiji the natives
were very scared at first , and declared
that 'tho father of all the devils' had
fallen among them. I bellevo that' In
FIji the motor car will now alwa's be
known by a natlvo nnme , meaning
' 811'0 of Satan. ' Dut after I had taken
ICing Rutu Kadevu Levu Roko Tul
Talleon for the first rldo and then
given him n. taste ot speed , he wanted -
ed to Imow whether I could go at
sixty miles an hour , and was quite !
dlso.ppolnted hecause I couldn't.
"R. K. Lovu R. T. 'ralleon , the Idng
of the Fijians , Is a fine specimen at
n modern Idn . Ho Is doing his best
for his people. His father was a
cannibal. Ho himself Is 1man ot
mOJlt pOllshNf and up-todate manners ,
and ho Is gifted wllh excellent common -
mon sense. Ho still wears the hal'o
logs and lIttle whlie apron of his
country , but above them ho has Ellro-
pean dress , and 110 docs not do his
hall' In the grotesque natlvo fashion.
Ho mot mo In an English check jacleot
and waistcoat and cap to match , with
whlto apron and bare legs underneath.
G"or the Instruction of his people he
ot mo to take many of them for
-Ides.
"Ono old aristocrat whom I drove
'bout admitted to have presided at
10 fewer than fort-soven human
'oasts In his earller ) 'ears. He looled
t. He was not good at arithmetic ,
nd there were no doubt many other
estlvas ] on human dishes which ho
III not count In with the forty-soven.
.vhenover his mind went bncle to
hose occasions , ) .ou couli ! see th .t
o was rovlvlng pleasant memories
dth ovldont relish. He liked riding
t1 my car , but I bellevo ho would
ave lilted better to see mo nicely
Jastlng. Dut cannibalism Is out ot
\shlon now In I-'IH , and Is only In-
JI . . In on the sly ; the authorities
tV. } pracUeallr put an end to It.
"I h vo just loft a dllTorent sort ot
onarch , the Sultan of Jnva. Ho only
'sombles the ruler of the Fijians In
10 length ot his name. All I have of
Is'S. p. J. 1\1. 'Toean Soesoehoeman
< \we Boewono Soermrta ] Adlnlgrant. '
ut that , I bellevo , Is only whnt ho Is
Illed tor short. Ho did write the
hol of It for mo on a beautiful pllo-
Iro.ph of himself with which ho pre-
ntod me. Dy wrlUng In 1very
'aU and cramped hand ho just man-
; ed to get It all In In six lines. Each
no Is twelve Inches long , and there
s no waste of room by having spaces
Jotw013n the names.
"Dut the Sultnn of Jav has plenty
: ) t spare limo on his hands. Ho can
alToI'd to hn.vo n nnmo lIIeo that. Ho
manages most of the alTalrs which
are In any way Involved with the religious -
ligious Ideas of his people ; but the
Dutch do most of the other work tor
him.
him."Wo
"Wo arrived at Sola , the cllpltal , on
. . Friday nnd Ills Maj ty sent a.
prince to meet mo , nnd express his
royal regrets that the day being the
Mohammedan Sundny ho could not see
mo until Saturday , but wo could visit
the palace. Our reception by him wn.s I
one ot the most wonderful ceremonies ,
ever conceived. The palace of the
Kraton stands In walled-Ia grounds
four miles square. Out ot thollo
grounds the Sultall Tery rarely goes.
Until ft. couple of years use bo Ilad
novel' selin the sea , which Is only fifty
miles away. The Queen bad never
teen even the streets untll lle crossed
them on her wed cling day. The buildIngs -
Ings of the palace consist almost entirely -
tirely ot columns covered with 1m-
'menso roofs , and with great ornamentations -
tations In gold and sliver.
"At the gates wo were received by
the ) lrlnco commandant of the natlvo
army. In the Inner court wo were
welcomed by a chorus of glrs ] chanting -
ing , and a band ) Iaylng ] on the pecu-
11ftI' Javanese Instruments , which
sound 1II0 rubbing the finger on
gl\sses. ] On the fioor sat 2,000 ro'al
attaches and servants. Mrs. Glidden
and the wife of the commandant wer
put on the rlgI1t of the Sultan's chair ;
I and the Dutch Assistant Resident on
the left. HIs l\lajest ) . entered with a
slow , and stately step , followed by
mlnfsters and servants , crouching
down on their heelll , and waddllng
! tlong In that comical attitude as If
11.11 were doing a cobbler's dance.
"Ills Majesty shool { hands cordially ,
and aslted mllny questions through
the Assistant Rosldent. Then 'ho had
the car brought into his presence , and
oxamlned It. Ho aslted the price , and
on ] enrnlng It , sent at once for his
treasurer , who cnme In crouching on
his heels. In the roral presence only
whites are allowed to stand upright.
'rho Sultan told his treasurer the cost
or the car , anll asl < cd If there was
enough moner In the treasury at the
moment to provldo that sum. Without
loolclng up , the treasurer made 1cal -
culntlon , and replied 'thnt the unhappy
treasury of his most ) llous Majest ) . ,
might his fathers bo over blest , did
not at the moment contain so largo a
sum.
" 'rho Sultan waR very sad. Dut ho
Is always sad. He has twenty-one
wives and twenty-eIght children. Dut.
his Queen , the No.1 wife , Is childless.
I took Bomo of the sons for short
rides , and then nine ot the princesses ,
all of whol1l were about eighteen years
ot nge , entortalned us b ) ' dancing the
court dance , a beautiful movement ,
which they leept up continuously for
an hour nnd 1halt. . Later , Mrs. Glid-
den was recelvell by the Queen. In
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the ovenlng , the Sultan obtained courage -
ago enough to go for 11. ride.
"My car will probably never have
an odder load. To hnlJreSs mo with a
sufficient feeling of responsibility , the
King placed In the car his Queen , ono
of his daughters , two other wives , the
Assistant Resident , aud the Royal Umbrella -
brella Dearer. The umbrella is the
sign of ranle In Java. The Sultan's Is
gold. Aristocrat ranle Is marlwd by
stripes on the top of. the umbrella.
'Go slowly , ' said the King , 'and leeep
to the center of the road. ' I wasn't
sorry to go slowly , for I knew that If
an.thlng happened on that rldo I
should never get out of the Island
allvo. Java Is a glorious place for the
tourist. Dutch engineers ha\"o made
splendid roads. There are excellent
hotels , and the cost Isn't moro than
$2.50 11. day.-Montreal Herald.
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A Backslider.
"Hollo , Franlt ; I haven't seen you
for n month , " shouted M . PrudeI' , as
ho hurrlod across the street to greet
his friend. I'vo been most anxious
to see ) 'ou. Do you recall that story
you told me Inst Christmas ? Well ,
I'vo forgotten It completely. I want
you to glvo mo just a hint , nnd I'll
recollect. "
"Certainly , " answered , Pruder's
friend , wrinkling his forehead In an
endeavor to conjure the desired story.
"Yes ; I have It now ; but , but , " the
friend hesitated ; "I heard ) : ou joned :
th\ church few weeks ago. "
"Oh , drawled PrudeI' . sndly , "It's
that kind of a story. Is It ? " and , with
a tow perfunctory remarks about the
weather , ho hurried about his busl-
ness.-Cleveland Leader.
PersIa's National Anthem.
Porsla Is an ancIent country , as
the world goes. . It has ancient monu-
ments. . It has a literature In several
ages. Dut ono of Its Institutions , Its
national anthem , Is comically modern.
S\3veral French bandmasters were In
perslo. thirty or torty ) 'ears ago , or.
ganlzlng mllltar ' bands. 'l'ho sbl1h
WIlS ahout to start for Europe , and It
occurred to him that ho ought to have
a national I1nthem. Summoning M.
Lemaire , the l"rench military mUliIlc
master of Tehel'an , the afternoon U
fore his departure , the monarch , with
an instinct moro hnperlal tllnn musl.
cal , ordered him to have "Persian"
national anthem composed and plll-
ed before him by the imperial . nd
next morning. There was night " " , ark
for ever'body concerned In Teheran
that night , but next morning the "na-
tional anthem" wns duly played and
upproved , and it Is the "national an-
them" stili.1Lemnlre [ is now a Per-
siU/1 genera ] , and lI\S In Teheran.
New Yorle Tribune.
SAVED INK FOR HiM.
Boston Business Man Was Not
Pleased with New Invention.
Some years ago , when the new st'IQ
of economy Inle wells came into use ,
ono for hlacle IlIle was placed on the
public desle In front of the cashier's
cage at John C. Palgo's office on Ktl
by street , Doston , says a wrlt ( > r in the
Herald at that city.
It was 1\11' . Paige's habit to wear a
IIght.colored low-cut vest , showing 0
very broad and expansive white shirl
front.
One morning ufter a holiday Mr
Paige was near the cashier's place and
had a. paper. brought to him to sign.
Ho naturally turned to the public
desle to do so , and there , as It hap.
pened , the enemy was waiting. Dur.
Ing the Interval of nonuse the Ink
had hardened and the plunger valve
was "stuel\ , " and when "John C. "
hastily anti with some force plunged
his pen Into the mouth of the valve
the Inle shot upward nnd all o\'er the
whlto vest und shirt front.
"What's this ? " screamed "John C. , "
In his high falsetto voice ; "what's
this thing for ? "
"To save Inle , " replied the cashier.
"It does , It does , until I come nlong ,
and then It shoots It aU over me. "
Mothers With Courage.
Mothers with courage frequently
have moro courage than they themselves -
selves know. She who Is truly s-m-
pathetic Is ever too courageous to
desert a surrerlng mortal.
A woman of character Is never II.
coward. Walt until some danger
threatens another and observe how
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Glidden.
qUlcly ] self . Is forgotten. In terrible
accident , after the flrst natural Ceel-
Ing of revuslon ] , she easily Ignores
the effect of UIO shocking scene upon
herself In her absorbing elTorts to
render aSlllstnnce : and comfort. And
there are many such women , sa's the
Washington Star.
The children of a courageous
mother are to be congratulated. When
Samuel Is carrIed Into the hou , In-
jUfed and bleeding , she does not distract -
tract from him the attention his con-
dltlo/1 demands by failing Into a. fit of
hysterics and leaving the real worle of
help to some neighbor or kindly
stranger.
Fewer BabIes In England.
In the Drltlsh House of Lords the
other day the Bishop of Rlpon advised
further Investigation Into the causes
of the declining birth rate which , ho
said , was failing moro rapidly among
the educated and upper classes than
among the IIlIterato. Parliament was
bound to asle whether there was not
some sinister meaning behind it all.
"If It Is true , " added the blslrop ,
"that wo belong to II. race which Is
slowly saclenlng ] Its speed and
diminishing Its output , how much
moro It behooves us to taee ] care ot
the precious little lives Intrusted to
us. "
The Duke of Devonshlro sugtested ;
that an anthropometric survey of the
population might be InsUluted.ew
York Times.
Prays for "Judgess. "
A county court jUdge at Drlstol ,
Engand. ] remarked recently : "It there
were n cotll\Ly court judgess In Drls-
tal as well as a county court judge.
one of the greatest troubles ot my lICe
would pails away. I feel convinced
that It there were some lady sitting In
my place , In n. wig or without one , she
\Vould not bo taken In so treely. I )
copiously and so hopelessl ) ' as I aID
by the ladles. "
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Caillme' ' .
Baking :
. , Po , der
wonderful powder of rart'l
morlt and unrlv led etrongth.
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Shrewd FatherlnLaw.
Very original was the Idea of a bar.
Ier who , on his daughter becoming
! : ngaged to his asristant , dorormlncll
tr ) regulate her dowry by ho' sweet.
I.eart's . ability. A certain tum was
nccord'ngly sel asldo , from which nI
Cine waR deducted every tlwo the
nanco chanced t cut a customer. . . . hen
vletUnc ] a raz : > r. This had the erred.
Dt putting him upon his mettle , and ,
nls relutatlon ) as an easy sh ver soon
90 Increased the shov's clientele thJ.t
his ' ' I
on dnughter's marrlago Flgaro's
extra talclngs moro than compensated
ror the money ho was called upon to
dlsburso.
InsIst on Getting It.
Some grocers say they don't Iteep !
Defiance Starch. ' . '
'I.'hls Is because the
have n. stock on hand of other brand : !
ontnlnlnr ; only 12 oz. in a package ,
which they won't bo able to sell first ,
because Defiance contains 16 oz. fet
the same money. l
Do you wnnt 16 oz. Instead of 12 oZc
for same money ? ' .rhen ! buy Defiance
Starch. Requires no . cooking.
Don't court trouble unless yoo want ;
to marry It.
DISFIGURED BY ECZEMA.
Wonderful Chantle In a Night-In a
Month Face Was Clear as Ever
-Another Cure by Cutlcura.
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"I had eczema on the taco lor fiVE )
months , during which time I was In
the care ot physicians. 1\Iy face was
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so disfigured I could not go out , and It '
was going lrom bad to worso. A
friend recommended Cutlcura. The
first night after I washed my face
with Cutlcura Soap , and used CutlcurJ.
Ointment and Resovent , It changed
wonderfully. From that dny I was .
nbe to go out , and In a month tho' ' ' AI ' 'I' '
treatment had removed 11.11 scales and
scabs , and my tace 'Was as clear as
ever. ( Signed ) T. J. Seth , 317 Staglr
Street , Drooklyn , N. Y. "
Grow Up with the Children.
A busy woman once said thnt sht'
never lenew how much she could Il ( )
compllsh until she became the com. I
pan Ion at her young Bons. sharing ,
their sports and limiting her own
working hours to theirs. Todny the1
are young men and she' looks like
their sister , says the Brooklyn Times.
There are otller young mothers oj' .
grown men , and they are rather fol' ' , _
mldable rIvals to younger women.
The sons unconsclousy ] maleo com
parlsons , generally In favor of mother ,
It Is beautiful to "grow up" In ttlll !
fashion with one's children , to keo ; :
pace with them in new studies and
new though Is. something lIlco 11. see
end ) 'outh. Wo are so qulcle to put
away ) 'outnfuI things unless wo have
some such Incentive to hold them.
Handel In a Passion.
Handel was once conducting ono 01 ' . .
his own oratories , at Carlton , before ,
the Prince and rlncass ot Wales ntul a
distinguished company. Certain maid !
of honor began to chatter , whereupoll
Handel , throwing down his baton.
viciously shook his fist at the fnlJ
ones , reviling them In terribesound. ]
Ing German. The Princess whispered :
"Hush ! hush ! Handel Is In a. pas
slon ! " And there was silence.
Lamp Post Cellarette.
A novel ceIlaretto has been tound
In the shape of 11. lamp post , with a
letter box attached. On the front 0' ' I
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the letter box In place usually occu
pled by the placard giving the hour.
of collection , there Is 11. list of blbuoUJ ]
deliveries , Including every thing from
the morning cocMaIl to the night cnp
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STRONGER THAN MEAT.
A Judge's Opinion of Grape-Nuts.
A gentleman who has acqulr a
judicial turn of mind trom experleace
on the bench out In the Sunflower
State , writes a carefully considered
opinion as to the value ot Grape-Nuta
as tood. Ho says :
"For the vast 5 years Grape-Nu
hns been 11. prominent leaturo In our
btll ot tare.
' 'Tho crisp food with tbo deUclouB ,
nutty llnvor becoulll an Ind pens tM
blo neqooslty In my famlly' everydl1.1' '
lite.
lite."It
"It hn.s proved to be most healthful :
and beneficial , and hns enabled us to
IIracUcally nbollsh pastry and pies
from Our t ble , tor the children prefer
Grape-Nuts and do not crave rich and
unwholesome food.
"Gr1'Pe-Nuts keeIls UIS aU In perfect
physic , , } condition-as a roventrre at
disease It Is beyond value. I han en
particularly Impressed by the beneQ.
clal ef1'ects of Grapo-Nuts when used J . .
by ladles who are troubled with lace , 1
blemishes. skin eruptions , eto. It .
cears ] up th6 complexion wonderfu1l7 , I
"As to Its nutr1Uv quaUUts , wy ex- ' ,
perlence Is that one small dls-h at I' \
Grapo-Nuts Is superior to a pound of
meat tor breafast ] , which Is an Important -
portant consideration for anyone. It
satisfies the appetite and strengthens
the pO".Gr of resisting fatle ' , while
Its use Involves none of the disagreeable - } ;
able consequences that sometimes fol- t
low a meat breakt'ast. " Name gtvon
by Postbm Co. , Dattle Crep.k , M. . . . .
Thero'li a rCllS < ln.
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