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StviubnriiGJ = Idcii of "Cleopatra. "
"Cleopatra , " which is to be sold
, 1th other Swinburne rarities at
otheby's , was described by the poet
fcn a letter to T. J. Wise , as a "trump-
fery ephemeral , " and he added ,
George Meredith , I remember ,
Strongly ( and no doubt justly ) re-
knonstrated with me for producing
bruch a farrago of the most obvious
feomniouplaces of my ordinary style-
ks it was in 66 , or thereabouts. The
Verses were never intended for repro-
duction or for preservation , but sim-
. ply scribbled off as fast as might be
: 'to oblige a friend whose work I ad-
cnlred. " Mr. Yfise , however , was quite I
'content ' to pay 15 guineas for a coup
W the poem. on which Swinburne re I
marked : rtlf I were not a bit of a
Bibliomaniac myself , I should he
checked to think of your wasting
> ood money on it. " - London Chron-
! tcle.
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A I'oor 3 ltLIU.
Baron Takahira was talking to a re
porter in Ann Arbor about the Jap
anese character.
. "To say that the Japanese is only a
living piece of commercialism is all
rong , " ho declared. ' "The Japanese
is chivalrous and kind. But too often
snen accuse him of living up literally
ito the Yorkshire motto. The selfish
land despicable motto adopted by a
certain hard , narrow type of York-
ehireman is , you know :
.
"Sec all , hear all and say nowt ,
Eat ' ull , sup all , and pay nowt ,
And if : tlio does owt . for novtt
Do it for thysen. "
, After Takln .
, Rivers-What do you suppose be- f
comes of all the fountain pens ?
Brooks - They are consigned , even J
. tually. to the bottomless pit.
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One Thousand ilorxo Power Gas
Engine.
It is difficult to say when a gas en .
gine becomes a large l gas engine. A
few years ago 300 horse power was
considered the starting point , then 500
horse power , and now in a recent ar
ticle published in a German paper
1,000 horse power seems to be taken
as the maximum. The list gives the
names of tw nty-eIght makers , nine
teen on the continent , four in England
and five in the United States. Alto
gether it adds up a total of G28 en-
gines , giving a combined output of
1,035,709 , or more than. 1,000,000 horse
power in large units.
Contributory Il enee.
The family jar waxed fiercer.
"You talk about ' my being to blame
for our marryingl" shrilly : " exclaimed
Mrs. Vick-Senn. "John Henry , did 1
hunt you : out and make love to you ? "
"No ! " he snorted. "But you could
have given me the glassy eye and sent
me about my business , and you didn't
do it , madam-you didn't dp it ! "
A church building on the Island of
Alahe is - built of blocks of white coral.
The coal trade of the United KIng-
I dom in 1905 emnlovod 837.100.
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That the skilled beggar can make
a larger sum a week than the average
industrious workingman was one of
the opinions ; advanced by the chair-
man ( Robert Pierpont ) at the annual
meeting of the London Mendicant So-
ciety , says a writer in. Reynolds' News-
paper.
It was probable , he said that in the
streets of London alone something like
. 100,000 : a year was given away in
causual charity by persons who knew
nothing about the conditions and cir
cumstances of those to whom they
gave.
The total number of begging letters
received by the society during 190S
was 1,358 , which , with those already
in their possession , made a total of
no fewer than 238,938. ! ) He pointed out
that about 28 per cent of begging let-
ter writers were utter impostors and
only about 13 per cent were Reserving
of help.
Mr. Pierpont reminded those present
tjtat the society was originally formed
by the first Duke of Wellington , owing
to the number of beggars who , pro-
fessing to have served under him at
"Waterloo and in the peninsular wars ,
continually accosted him in the street
for alms.
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lungs , and obstinate and lingering coughs , is based on
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obstinate coughs. The "Discovery" re-establishes the
, digestive and nutritive organs in sound health , purifies
and ecriches tne ; blood , and nourishes the nerves-in
short establishes sound vigorous health.
If yoap dealer offers something " last as ijood , "
St is probably better FOR HIRI"it pays better.
, . . 32ai you are thinking of the cure not the profit , so
there's nothing " iust as good" for you. Say so.
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PUBLIC LANDS I IN PAN21L.
thowch No Survey Ha Been Made ,
TractB Are Belns Granted. *
The leasing of public lands In the
canal zcne will not be encouraged un
til after a land survey has been com
pleted. This survey will follow the
triangulation work now In progress.
It will establish definitely the bound
aries of all lands to which title Is held
by private persons and will furnish
points ; : of reference for the delimita .
lion of tracts leased under the new
land law. -
No survey of the public lands of
Panama will be attempted la the near
future , because the expense of such an
undertaking would be quite out of pro-
oortlon to the present usfulness of the
results. Notwithstanding this the land
.vill be granted. After appllatlon has
aeen made for the tract desired , and a
survey has been completed by a Gov-
ernment surveyor , notice will be post-
ed in public places and published in
the official gazette for thirty days. If
at the end of that period no one has
put in a counter claim the land will
be considered public land and title
will be given to the applicant
It Is said by Don Garcia , Commis
sioner of Public Lands , a Panama letr
ter to the New Orleans Picayune says ,
that the title thus given will supplant
all others , and having been registered
will be final. If some person with a
prior title appears later he will have
no cause for action , because the Govi
ernment grant is the act of the sover
eign and cannot be invalidated , ex
cept by the sovereign. From this bald
statement It would appear that in-
justice might be done by mistaking
tracts to which title has been given
for public lands. But the Panama at-
titude on this question is highly intel-
ligent , for the Government considers
as "public land" not only the lands
that have not been granted to private
persons , but also all unoccupied lands.
In other words if Spain or Columbia
years ago granted a tract to Senor A
and his heirs , and Senor A has nei-
ther occupied nor fenced it , nor in
other way publicly protested his right
to it , then he must be on his guard ,
lest the Government grant his land
to some other person. The Govern- I .
ment warns him in the official gazette ,
and If he does not heed the warning
his title will be vested in another.
The procedure for taking out public
land in Panama is rather a tiresome
one , and the easy-going ways of the
officials will irritate an American con-
siderably. But It should be remem
bered that the public land has been
unoccupied sor p centuries , and there
is no apparent reason why any one
should be in a hurry about perfecting
a title now. It might be cheaper in
the long run to employ a lawyer. And
yet there is cause for haste , because
hundreds of thousands of acres of Pan-
ama public lands have been granted
within the past two years , and land
there that is to be a source of revenue
by the time the canal is completed
must be under cultivation at least
three years.
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CAT ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Jealcms of Rival , lIe Tries to Stran-
gle Himself with Rope.
A black cat named Dick that has
been in the family of Henry Michael-
son , of Montclair Heights , for the past
sixteen years attempted suicide Satur-
day by strangulation. He would have
succeeded had not one of the Michael-
son children discovered him in time to
save his life. Dick had wound a piece
of rope tightly around his neck and
about seven times around his body.
When found he was lying under a
clump of bushes , his mouth open and
tongue extended. The child attempted
to unwind the cord , but Dick tried to
scratch , and the child ran to the house
screaming that the cat was dying.
Mrs. Michaelson , with her son Fred
erick , removed : the cord that was shut- -
tins off Dick's wind. Ho was taken
Into the house , and soon revived. That
it was a clear case of attempted sui
cide on Dick's part seemed a fact. He
had taken the piece of rope , 8 feet
long , from the barn to the clump ot
bushes , which place he had chosen for
the deed. Dick had been in the Mi
chaelson home from the time he was
a kitten He had been a good ratter ,
and was a great pet with the children.
Because of his age he was unable late
ly to cope with the rats In the barn ,
having only one tooth In his head ,
and about two weeks ago a young cat
was brought to the house to take his
place. From the start Dick she-wed
he was jealous. He fought with tha
new cat , refused to eat , and showed
his displeasure In many ways. : The
family'was kind to Dick , and thought
he would get over his jealousy , but the
attempt on his own life Saturday
showed that he was irreconcilable.
The Michaelsons have decided to get
rid of the new cat. and let Dick end
his days on the place. Traps will be
placed in the barn to assist him in rat
catching. - Montclair ( N. J. ) Dispatch
to the New York Press.
The Size She "Wanted.
" A woman went into a bookstore , says
a writer In the New York Times , and ( I
asked for a globe. The clerk showed 1
her several , and turned them on their \ 1
pivots , so that the pink and blue coun- < I
tries could be seen to best advantage. j 1
"What size do you want ? he asked. ; <
" 1 think , said the women , "that you ]
may : give me oue life size. "
No Chance to Learn.
Closefist You don't know the value
of , money.
Mrs. Closeflst think I would learn
If I only had some -Illustrated Bits.
.
Anyway , there's no danger of on old
toper's dying of water on tho brain.
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TVhy lIe Could Not Tallc.
A commuter , says a writer in the
/Jew York Times , hired a Sw.edlsh car-
penter to repair some blinds on the
outside , of his house. During the day
the i commuter's wife looked after
things , and once or twice came out to
see if the man was getting on all
right.
"Is there anything : you need , Mr.
Swenson ? " she asked , on her second
trip.
trip.The
The carpenter gulped once or twice
but made no reply. The lady repeat-
ed i the question.
Again a gulp and no answer.
"Why don't you answer me , sir ? "
said the lady , indignantly.
The Swede turned and looked dowa
at her gravely.
"My mout is full of sgrews , " he
said. "I cannot speag undil I svaller
some ! "
A NURSE'S EXPERIENCE
I * a Good Guide for Any Person
Who Does Not Understand Kidney
Troubles.
A nurse has to know just what to
do for common ailments , and those
-r-fYonToII. who suffer backache ,
"Sloe > - languor and other
common signs of kid-
ney trouble , should
heed the example of
Mrs. Judson Ellis , 414
Francis St. , Jackson ,
f\ Mich. , known for
many years prior to
jAv' 'LL- " her mar ria g e as
"Nurse Baker. "
"My back ached a good deal and
was lame and weak , so that I had
difficulty in straightening up or turn-
ing in bed. " said she. "Doan's Kidney
Pills benefited me wonderfully , and
since using them I have been able to
do my own work again. "
Remember the name - Doan's. Sold
by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Fos- -
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Has Had Training.
Mrs. Church-You say she was a
war correspondent once ?
Mrs. Gotham-Yes , she was secre-
tary of a woman's club.-Yonkers
Statesman.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething , softens the gums , re
duces inflammation nllays " , pain cures
wind colic. 25c a bottle.
Her Only Chance.
3ou ! must not interrupt me when ]
am speaking , Ethel. "
"WJjy , that's the only time I can
interrupt you , mamma. " - Yonker
Statesman.
TOSE NO SLEEP
thronph ft najclng cough ! : or Irritated throat. AUen's
'Lung BaJim will heat tlio affection quickly and liann-
too : , ' ! " . All drucglsts. 210 , Kc and $1.00 buttlee.
As Anybody Can See.
The open faced young man who
wanted a city position was undergoing
a civil service examination.
"By the way , " asked one of the com
missioners , "where is the center of
population In this country ? "
"At the corner of State and Madison
streets , sir , " he said.
Although this Is not the answer giv-
en by the geographical authorities"ha
got a mark of 100 on it. - Chicago Trib-
une.
New York City has on its police
force 1S7 men whose business it is to
open and close doors and watch the
persons who cnter and leave.
BABY'S : : WATERY ECZEMA
Itched and Scratched Until Blood
Ran - ? 5O Spent on Useless Treat-
ments - Disease Seemed Incurable
-Cured by Cnticura for ? 1.5O.
"When my little boy was two and a
" * '
half months old he broke 'out on both
cheeks with eczema. It was the itchy ,
watery kind and we had to keep his
little hands wrapped up all the time ,
and if he would happen to : get them
uncovered he would claw his face tilJ
the blood streamed down on * his cloth-
ing. We called in a physician at once ,
but he gave an ointment which was so
severe that my babe would scream
when it was put on. We changed doc
tors and medicines until we had spent
fifty I dollars or more and baby was get
ting i worse. I was so worn out watch-
ing and caring for him night and day
that i I almost felt sure the disease was
incurable. i But finally reading of the
good \ results of the Cuticura Remedies ,
I determined to try them. I can truth-
fully say I was more than surprised ,
for j I bought only a dollar and a half's
worth of the Cuticura Remedies ( Cuti-
cura Soap , Oinfenent and Pills ) , and
they did more good than all my doc
tors' medicines I had tried , and in fact
entirely cured him. His face is per-
fectly clear of the least spot or scar
of \ anything. Mrs. W. M. Comerer ,
Burnt Cabins , Pa. , Sept. 15 , 1908. "
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. , Sole
! roPs. of Outicura Remedies , Boston. _
S. C. N. U. - No. 43 - 1909.
Spoiled : in Tranizn11on.
"Algy , hero's a goo'l : story. " said
Percy. "A man named Swords had
been arrested for assault with a dead
ly weapon nnd his case was on trial
" 'Mr. Swords , ' asked the judge , 'how
will you be tried ? '
"And Mr. Swords said he wanted tc
be tried by a jury of his spears. See ? "
"Sure , " answered Algy. "That's a
good one. "
Later in the day Alffy tried ) it on the
boarders at Mrs. Irons' hashery.
"I heard a good story this morning , "
he said. "A jnan named Swords had
been arrested for assault with a dead-
ly l weapon / , and his case was on trIaL
The judge asked- him how he wanted
to be tried.
" 'I want to be tried , your honor , '
said Mr. Swords , 'by a jury of my
peers. ' See ? "
But the boarders gave him the stony
stare , and Algy doesn't know even yet
what ailed his story. - Chicago Trib
une.
Rough on Rats fools the rats and I
mice , but never fools the buyer. The
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results. It's the unbeatable extermina
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They Were Too Hasty.
Those Africans who named Mr.
Roosevelt Bwana Tumbo really ought
to see Mr. Taft , who is a great deal
bwanier and has a tumbo twice as
large.-Uncle Remus' Magazine.
Stop guessing ! Try the best and most
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"Friend ? 0 , No ! 3IotIier-ln-ImfV. \ "
"Are you a friend of the prisoner ? "
Magistrate O'Connor asked a buxom
woman witness in the Central street
police station court yesterday.
"No , Tm his mother-in-law. " replied
the woman , without any particular
show of feeling. - New York World.
Constipation causes and seriousl1 !
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Dramatic Note.
Vice may be a monster of hideous
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One Matter Settled.
" 0 , by the way. Laura , " said Mr. :
Ferguson , "I shall not want any neck-
ties or slippers for Christmas this
year. "
"That's all right , George , " answered
Mrs. Ferguson ; "and I don't want anj
napkin ring , set of plated forks. 01
imitation cut glass bowl.
There being nothing further before
the house , the meeting adjourned with
out form.
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Restless Roger-It always makes me
sad , old pal , to think that this earth
is two-thirds water.
Sandy Pikes-Oh , cheer up ! Sup.
pose the rest of it was soap instead
of land. - Ally Sloper.
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