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DON'T LIKE LITTLE STRANGER.
' Did Ever. Youngster Welcome -Advent
. of Little ..Brother-.or -Sister?.
"The; mothers; were talking "shop.
- "When little irarpldame.:said. the
first, mother, "his older -brother Regi
nald -was very curibus about-him. "
"Yes, Reggie, dear,' I.'told him, 'the
little baby is a. Washihgton's-jbirthday-
.present to us from'the. angels." " '
"He frowned InthpugHtful;.-.. silenced
Then h.esaid: , ;' '"'..''' "'..-". '
""Well, .mamma, .if yr&- wrap ..him: up -carefully
and-put him-away and: .don't
.use him,, we. can give him. .to .some
body else next Washington's" birthday,
can't we?.7 , .- .',-
The other mothers, smiled : arid
sighed. :T.he second, said: " . ,-'-'.
"On theH-er advent of my little.
Miriam,. Hannah, our five-year-old, -was
taken upstairs by the. cook to see" tho -
newomer. ' .- ' . . ,;
. "Hannah looked, hef-iittle sister over
sternly.,.. ..Then, turning.to' the cook,
she said: "-
i' "Jane, you can keep that In the
Btche'n;"'; ;'"-..' ... '..- "
. jT.galn.tlie mathprssSiiie'd and sighed,
arid nodded sid.ly. -
"Yes, .it "is" always, so,' they said.- '
SKIN TROUBLES. CURED..
First Had Itching Rash 4Th'reatened
; Later. Vith Blood-Poison ihLeg V
fleFied oh Cutl.cura Remedies. .
"A b'Qfit twelve or fifteen years ago
I had .a.- bfeaking-but, and it itched,
and stuag so. badly that "I could, not
-i-ly-i - rtVrt ttinnrn f ti-
Three
io6torsdia. not help me.; Then lused-J
some -Cuticura . Soap; Cuticura Pint-.
"meht,; "arid Cuticura -Resolvent --and'
.began 16. get better right, away. Tliey
cured-nie arid I have not been.bothered
with the i.tciiing since, to amount-to
anything. About two years ago .1
Jiad la grippe and pneumonia which.
left me. with-a. pain in niy side. Treat-.inent':;-rau-
it" into my leg, which tlien
.siveHofd.and began to break but.- .-The
l()ct(tr ;.wiis' afraid, it- would turn to
bJ6pti'-pPisin",-.. I- used -his. medicine -lirtt-'k"-
did 4io gno'(l. tljpii T used the
CiirJoura' Renrexlies -; tiireo"-'.'. limes and
.-. cii'red ljiit brraliiug-ou.t on nlyjeg. J.r.F.-.
lleniien. .Milan, Jlq'jlay 1 1907." '"-'
- - . ... .Watered Stock.-. .'; .
. ' "Edward JC .Knierson, .the presid'ent-
"'.'of'-ihe"-AmoT"ican--Win.p' (rrowers' assp; .
1I,atipnj''-cam' frornWiisliingtonvIHe to
'X'vsx.: York The other day "and lunched.
in"a"JJro:i(hvay -cafelwitii lri-'editof.. - .'
Ij'r. "Emitf.-ua.: naturally, is a Pon
noisseur of wines.. The editor deems
hlniSOlf" something of a connoisseur,
too, nyd i'ntroducod "Mr. Emprspn with
some' pride' lb a Rhine wine," pre- i
stnnably. of the famous 'D.j vintage..
"Well," he saidt 'how do you like J
This iclnne wjne, Mr. vI-.mersoa7 L)e-.
licious.dpirt;ypu think?". .
"Not -bad." ald ;Mr. Emersori.. "only
. 1 fancy there's -a trifle too much Rhine
in .-it.?'. -'.'
.' He. -Saw "a. Difference. r
.Barnpy Mallpy and Mike- Cairey
were shingling a roof. "Barney,"..
juke .asked, removing a bunch of
shingle nails- from his mouth; and set- j
tling back comfortablj',. "what is the
difference, between, satisfied and. con-.
. tent?' . "The difference? Sure there's
none' -answered Uarney. "If you're
satisfied-you're content, -and. if you're
content you're satisfied." "That was.
my opinion., tod, Barney, me'bby, up' to
now;, but. it struck me .sudden like as
1 putihat last-nail in. that 1 am satis
fied iiil riglit that Molly Cairey is my
wife, but T am durned sure! am ;not
content." -
Btate ir -Onio. Citv -or- Toledo. I
,I.V7' fOCTt.. ( "'
KrVsk .1 ;ur.Nr makei oth that, bo ( Mnlof
jiartner of tiie-flfm of K .1. CilENcr C.. Jolag
bun lur.4 In the City. f Tieda,'Couaty.mul-'S.ut.
afore-iiCd. ami .tbaC said firm will pay the sum of
0,K Jirsm:BU P.OLL.VItS. for each' na every
cac of TAur.u tUarcaanut be cured by the ue or
HallS Catauuu CCiiE.
fi:antk.i.cievev:. -
.Swoni to before me and ulcrfl,d la niy I'reaence,.
tlilsi;-.'! day ol December, A..I.-..-I'iC .
, ' , A, W. GLEASOX. ,.
'isfO.i XofAitrTcBLic.-
Ilall'ii 'Catarrh Cure !a, taken tnfernally and acta
dlrcftly itt ibe )liid..-'an J tiiacnus aurfaccsof ,tho
-yeteui. Scnd for teallraonUN. .free. - ' .".
". .1. ClltNE V- CO., Toledo, O.
.SKtdby nUDrussNW.TSc; " : '
'fake: ilaJTsfauilly 1'ilU for COuitlpatJon
- .When It Canie io Raising. "' '
"Ihopei'how that you've become, a.
young wife." .said "the enthusiastic,
anti.-race suicide "lady, "to the hexviy
wedded country girl. "youvII makegood.
;use jff your blessing and raise many
children. " -
"Wall;." spoke up the rural husband. :
whohad overheard this, utterance' and
deemed it: akin .to. interference; "a deal
o her lime Pulside th;'. kitchen'll be .
piit t' raisin vegetables! "Illustrated.
SurrdSy- Magazine. " .
Sheer white goods, in fact, any fine
wash .goods when.-hew, .owe. .niuch of
their .attraciivenpss to the way they
arc laundered, thisbeing dond in , a
manner to enhance their textile. beau
ty. -iloaie laundering would be equal
iy satisfactory- if proper attention was
given; to starching, the first essential j
being ;goodStarch. which lias sufficient
strength "to stiffen; without thickening j
the .goods. Try .Defiance Starch and
ydu wilfiie pleasantly surprised -at; the
improved appearance of: your work.
--..' Coiildrit.. Catch :Heiv: .;..-. -
"I've ;j.ust . been .done In oil JbyP.i.
Allette. Dauber,1' rpmarkedMrs.. Old-.1
StOCK, ." ... '. -- ' .; . ; '. '-" J ""
"No w i sn?t that too . bad ! '. e xcldi med '
. Mrs.. Jiistgotit "One of ..them smooth .
- fellows, tried to- "sell.-me a bunch" op
. oil stock a spell, back arid.l turned hhn
down hanE!"'-"
It .takes a woman.. to ?ff down .and"
cry when -she happens to think what a
v t .' -'tirt! 'Z- Z. "'--t i'l
hard time- her children, might have -had - - ! -
if sp'me other woman.- had-, beeritheir.
.mother,: " "-- """--..
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' -;A strange island '. . : -"
' ..:... . - -..-
Americans -Should Be .".Interested
'.'" " '."""' "Tnls".PJace." ','
in
While"'; "Americans : and '" Canadians.
ihave- b'eenpunnlhg-.oVer.ithe "world in.
search -of" novelty; exploring-'the ina-
larial:."jun'gles of- Africa and the frozen
regions. Lot the .north, looking ; .for
.strange peoples, and' customs,, they
have overlooked a very strange 'cpun-j
try close at- hand. .The. island of
Anegada" is-one-pf.the. strangest .of ail
the s.t range iiiaces '"in the". world. ' ."'
"First of -all,.' where ;is Ariega'da? ;It
Js one-of the- Virgin, -islands; and- it
lies northeast, of Porto. Rico,, one -.of
the:-'Great Antilles,.' and its. -first pe-
. culiarity is that jt-ls.-ifla't ;and .low- the
neighboring isles'all. being steep, and
mountainous. It is :nine :miles long:
hS .'two -infles: across", ;and. lies, so low
that in heavy gales "the' sea makes a
cleari. breach oyer the l6yer. -portions.
of it, whence its namcH-foiv "anegada.-
is. the Spanish-for. "drowned" island"-
Xext to come, to its strange-history.
'In'iasi-"it had only 719, inhabitants, of
whom -but three-.were w-h i'te people.
. Its" liPpuiati.Qn.'is.rhoted for idleness,
and . the. main occupation, for- many
years was wreckiritfor an -extensive
:and . .vry dangerous coral. :reef siir-.
rounds'"" the .island and once .gave- it
very nielanch'oly "notoriety.. But. since
: the establishment of the lighthouse oh
the. island .-of. Sombrero (47 miles "to
the easLward)', there -have been few,
'if any, wrecks' on Anegada, since Ahe
jnaih cause of. the shipwrecks was"tho"
constant and- swift current which sets
upon ftho island from the east. ;
Accordingly ;the natives., are. now;
tiot often aroused liy.ilie. cry of a;
vessel, on .tiroreef-th.e-brily call in
the old days wlifcii vvotild nfous'e theni
from their almost perpetual inactivity.
In fact, they-.are tibojiti the laiiest peO'
pie in. the West Jfidies.. although that.;
is saying a great deal, . . .-.
Anegada Vised to be covered with..
nnderwpad-riiot.a.bly of .U:e- lvincic.alled
seaside-grupe. which here-1 is -pacticu-larlj-'ricli.
in the valuable .j?iijlh known
t.'JsJainaica kino.. Anegada is the iioriip.
of very numerous" and "-singular trop.icai
plants', but it. is perhaps ;rather more"
noteworthy forits immense numbers of
mosquitoes, gallinippers and sconioris.
not to 'Speak 6i venomous and-other
reptiles..' The survoiihding seas are.
richin scale :and. shell fish., pf." .many
kinds'. .; ...
Anipng its singular bird's the . fla
.miugq -is one of the most numerous.
species, and most of the "ponds are the
abple pf-ducks which; on the approach
of.-man, rise and fill the air with their
"clangorous, crib's; ' -
It's not .an easy'.niatter to reach '.the'
island.. A. few years ago -an. attempt
was made to P)eh"mines':upon ItU:but
,nothihg canie. of the "effort but disap:l
poin.tmeht and Iossr Among tlie many,
disagreeable leatures of life in.-tliis hot.
and steaming climate -is" the presence
of large salt ponds which" in. the dry
season give out an intolerable stench ;
,ahd the. some ponds :in the wet season
fill up .with singular rapidity and! flood
a. "considerable portion of the" island. -
As we may infer from the name;.
Anegada is. pretty frequently 'flooded.
Whenever a Jiurricahe comes sweep
ing .along the waves .roll completely
over "the Island, and the people have
to look put for tlieir safety.
"When Schomb.urgh, a German 'trav
veier, was in Anegada. many-years ago:
there -Avas one.mbrning.a great outcry
that all. the nprtli part of the -Island
-was flooded; and .so-toxill appearance
.it was;:'-but oh examination it. was
found that the suppeised waves of Vth'e
sea were in- reality only a. low-lying.
,fpg.vhich was rapidly sweeping along..
Another curious thing is the aerial:
vTQf racioif. and - this,rofte.n brings 'into,
view other -islands yviiich lie belp'w the
horizon and-.whlch, according to' "the.
ordinary operations-of natilre, biight-tp'
be . invisible..
A part of. the "surface is composed of.
sand tlunes, but there is a. considerable
propprtionpf calcareous, or cpral land,
with, .belts of fertile loam, and if the"
iidil were intelligently, and faithfully
cultivated it would no. doubt .yield'
good returns.
Jn ordluary. seasons' the fresh water
supply appears iq: be aniple. On'the
northeast ide-of the island there is. a
singular succession of very deep.
natural-Avells. of ;f resh water some of
- them-25 feet across the tori. "
It would be hard -to. find anywherea
hptt.er,..wet.tPr, wbrse-ineiiing; or more
generally disagreeable place; to live
than. Anegada; but.. singularly enough.
I it appears to be for the most' parta
prettyhealthy pl'aco tit least for- tiite
natives.- of whom nearly .all are',.blaelv
"or. .colored - ",""'".'"
In the. iinteolonial da'ygr 'the In
dians: used ..;to . .come hither" .in.; their:
canoes; but . no Indian '. could .? evefr
'. 'bring' .himself tor make a, permanent
apme in A.ngada, with its steaming-
f6gS, its saualii. it's sea floods, its
fresh-water- .Inundations, its --. strong
:sntel.ls and:. its dense- swarms' of in-
"sects; and llo' Anie.ricanPo.uld' be perd
suaded to.'. spend- more; than.. :24' hours
- on': the .4slahdrin ' spite.- of- it's"; strange-
ne'ss..;. ' . '. - ."'.- '.-.-..'--;' '
.. "-" .Dictijbhary.Furij - . . .'
Wn1 .c9V' Tnm '-"l.t-: .. i IU-
ri" r, '- -.. -u-i. - Y- -"- -..
Busy-Bee. --"whifch -is the most dan-'
- -- - -'a - " -'.- - J -i?ii,
1 iish.- language?
It's stumble(t''.satd.T6m.y.becaUse
j 'you "arie sure, to. get. a-. fumble between :
.in.e irsi anu iasi;--ietiers.-r"C- .;
- '-"Good ' said -. Bplj'.-;-: r 'Which; is, ".the"
rpngest -English word r. . r,;. : -,. --..:
v! "Valetudinarianism," .-."said"'.: :'Tdm
pro.mptly.- '..- :' - ..' - -".T-..;.-;. V-.1 .'V
.- .'"JCor Urs. smile's' because; there's;, a
whole -mile:;betweehlhe;;fitstan"d lastl
leuors. . ;.-:: .-. . : .... - ; -,.;-:..-....--
"Oh, :tiatV; rip'thlng;: 'said. Tom."''1-!
know'a -word that hasover tnree -nrilesj
"betw'een-'its -heginnrag"-ahi;e'ndinjri" --:
'."-'What's that?" ;asked,-;B6r,. faintly,,
-.-- "DnlAamAKi ooi1 TV.'. -. --
.....JjpiC6A;A, ..O.WTJ1,, lllUl,, - - . ....
'".--" .- - - " . i -..'.. ; - . .. "
'-": . V". -""Unpleasant.-.. . . '' .--,
"--Teacher -Willfamr- can.ydii-' decline'
.Wimam-Yes'm, b'uV-1 don't want to.
.CHEQUERED BOARD. DIVISIONS.
Many Ways of Cuttrng a Board Into
...- -- : -Two '.Pieces. ". . - " ""
Tere.drJ?.255T'd.ifferent-waj:8 of.cn't--
ung. ine ooaraintq two pieces ci ex?
actfy- the' same size and shape.- Every
way must' involve one of. the :fi've cuts '
shown in -diagrams A'B.'C,: D.and' E-
To avoid repetitions- by- "reversal and .
reflection,, -we -need 'only .consider, cuts
that enter at. the -points a;b -and c.
But -the., exit must.,' always" -be "at " af
. point in a straight line'-.frqm- .the Jenti'y
inrougn tne center, xms is. tne most
fimpprtatit condition to remember.-.- hr .
case B- you: cannot enter at' .a",- or- yti.ur
'w.iU--get the cut', provided ifpr-' in. Ei.
Similarfy" In'.'C.'or Dr you .iniist .'not
enter the iceydine fa the same "dlrec--
tlpn as. itself;, or you "will get ;A or B
If A-riu are working qn A or C",- and;.en-
m . e
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-Solution, of th'e -Problem
fcrihg at a, you'-'must' consider. -joins -;
at. one- entt..onlyof the keyllhe",. "or
you Will- get repetitions, jn other
cases you -Jiiust.r consider .Joins --. at
botli.ends of ili'eVkej';; .but ; after leav
ing a 'in 'case Dturn.alway'.s either to:
right or ldft.T-use one ilirection only.
Figs.r land, 2 Tare:-. examples 'under-;A-
?. and' 4-. are examples under
B; 5 and. G .come " under C and
'7 Is- a " prettyexample-- pf. I).. Of
coiirse "R; :fs- a. pecuIiar.-tjSpe a.nd ob--vipiisly..
-admits orf'onjj' -one way of!
ciittihg, for.-ypu -clearly cannot, enter
ai "b. brc:' -"-;-: .-.." ,'..-:. ":. - '
. Iieje'js;.'-a,rtabie ":pf-the results,
which the- reader. caVi''check. at his
jeisiii?.:- .- . .. "-. . ."-.'.-,. ' ,'-. '-- "'-....
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COIN: ANDTUMBLER' TRICK.
,It Can:, Bier Easily Performed : by. the
..-'.-' .';. .Small. Boy.
The accompany. 'ske.tchVsh.ows
hovy! . ."a . good --f ribk" may..be -easily per
formed bj-;' anyone. -Lay a piece" of
This Is a Good Trick;
heavy paper, that, is free from creases
on a board or table": Secure three turn'
blerss.that'are. alike' and stick a' piece
of the-:same heavy paper over the
openings. ip- two.vpf them... neatly
..trimming it all around "the..Tedges;so, as.
io. -icave. noining or .tne- paper for any
-phe to-see. Make three covers:- of
paper as shown-in-.-Eig." l:tb put over;
inc. .i-uuiuibijs-. .riace xnr-ee- cpms ,pn:
the sheet of papers', then the .tumbler?
with covers mi ibpof the.cpins the
-unprepared' tumbler -being :lh fhe;.midv
die.. Now lift the covers p'ff. the. Zend
tumblers, and you wijl sqe. "that, the
pape.r pn';Uiioi')ening.'cpvers.the;coiris.
; Replace the covers, lift: the" middle, one!
-and a:;pin wulf .lie seen ;unde.r;.thie-"tuni-bier,
as.-ithe opening "pf tnis'xtumbler
is not "covered.. .'Drop the coverback-
again and "lift, the other- tumblers", and"
co.Vers bo'dilyi: so that the "Spectators
can see the rcoins, -remarking; ati.the'
same time- that' ypu'..can.make:'.lfiem
A-anish from .one to' the other.':; The
openings of ; thp tumblers,, .explains
Popular Mechanics", .must .neve'r-'ie ex-'
posed so that -any pnecan .see them..
and a. safe .way tp Mp this; is -to. keep
them leyfei. with- the table;- ;' ''':-
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-. ;pairs--oi -eyes.. up.
.w a'n'd. down bdhiritl"
' iff he.-.', face.-.:: Note
. -".the r.e'xpressib'o'. .- -i
: '""'..'- """- '...""'- ssy-'v;"" :--'.': "":""
'Katherine,' -.aged- fi'ver".;as..tbb"noi'sK'
at- the:' taile-cays --Harpers Magazine.
tier. father.r.epro.ved .nejr; and.- sa.i.d"i
sne .-was -not tro speaK again at-.in.a-;,
meii'l ,unl(;ss:rs he' w-mted .some thing: -. -."
; -- Katherine C became" ;'th"oughtful;' -anfl
a' "-.tew-- moments "later addressed .he' !
:ttti? . ..." i'; -v ? -- . ' ..v" ': j
-,x-iia, .jou -uu..-i -yuia -jusk. ior:
somethiiig . ir-1 wanted- it?'. '.'"'
-.:.4Yes,.KatherIne;".what is'lt?" V
-. ri-want' to :talfc" .'-:"'.;' - .''. '.-. .
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' The' Zakka Khelsl one- of the- riatiye
tribes ofthe northwestern borderland
of India, who have, -been causing, the
government of .India, so much trouble.
:of late, and against .whom a British
punitive .expediUon.lias been. sent, out;"
may well be. called: the Ishmaelitps: of
India's borderland, fpr- their hand
seemingly is .against every.other manis;
and their greatestdelight appears to-
be. In. stirring up trouble: for- others.
.Syithin the.-. past' few months these
belligerents .have made it armed,raids.
into' British' .territory,, 'killing; nine
British-subjects and wounding 13. --The
-Zakka Jthels number in all
about 4,000 "and occupy the country.
in the Bazar J valley hear the famous
IChyher pass. arid., west of 'thev city of
..Peshawar; The Hinder Kush mouh-
fains. loom in the .distance; arid sev
ftral rivers" flow tributary to' the Indus;
' The tribesmen are Healthy, vigorous.
looking -people, of slightly Hebraic
features, arid "wear the picturesque,
.flowing.-,.-garments" :of 'Mahometans.
They, carry- .short swords slung -over
their . shoulders "and . -'rifles in. their
hands. -:" -
'They live. in'-. cave--dwellings, which.
are;.pa'rtlyTia.turai and partly artificial,
being scooped put .of the. soft .rock of,
which the Hills, are. cpriiposed. vWhen
.not .engaged in raids'-their chief occif-
pation.. is .tending theic herds. r They
are -quick, on the iriove; and! are able
1 to escape expeditions -sent-out against
vhem by retiring: Into, mountain re
cesses jieyohd their vallPj:s;. leaying
nothing- .behind, the.m-which can' he -affected.
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The warriors of the Zakka Khels are:
known. -to-:; be mettlesome',, and'-vare-armed
'iwith .Martini rifles. They-fight
ifrpmy'cpye'r, and prove a. troublesome
and dangerous foe to meet. In a; fpr
"nierputbreak. in 1897. they proved their.
..quality., by slaughtering a good part
pf an English regiment arid- "spiping
.a.iaisernumoer .pi. ouiposis... noweyer,-
it oqciua turn, icuiuaus uuuerv air
JamesWillcbcks had learned something.
in a military wa and: by copying the
Americari .military' tactics of open -f br-j
muiiou ana sKirmisn lines: were -en-;
abled tQ'jolt the 'tribesmen from -their
1 self-esteem. Many 'of the Afridis were,
"killed and their fort's were destroyed.
The chieftains begged. Sir James, to
accept their submission,. promising-. to
punish, raiders -and otli'er immoral
.members bC-their tribes. . "- :-. -:
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'war.": The -schoolmaster ::says nothing,
except 5to growi a iittle. at the mis-
:behavio.r.-.of: his-brow;n pupils;, then he J
suddenlj' goes .after, .them' with'
'.switches .and macTii'ne .guris. andcon:
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- y.The'; : Chinese do notbufy.thi'r.dearfat'oilce, but. they 'leave; the coffin ex- '
posea - xne open air. At.:rianKow there is- a-field strewn with the coffins
of the victims-. of a -recent "cholera. -epidemic". So -careless are th'e". Chinese
f hygiene jthaf cattle a re. a I lowed to. -graze at will" n the. cemetery.. -...
thz &&& 'izhzz&'i' VjubAls
thing. -The Zakka Khels are.charged.this
time with violating the rights-. of property.-
stealing-.cattle on ..the plains and
attacking caravans traveling through
the faihous Khyber" pass.. . Although
it-:is against "the A.fridis -religion and
tribal morality to pay- much .attention
to the rights of.: property, the English
authorities, felt, called; :pn to instruct
..therii in .the-..western.attitude, even if it
Map .of Part 'bf..'Northe'ast Frontier,
. "Showing Position of Bozas Valley.
took powder-and bayonet to ;enforce;
the'.lessonl .
it.:"lias'.. been complained, that -the
routine, -punitive methods of the Erig-
lish';'-- -which, .consist" of destroying.
crops, . burning, houses and tearing-
down' forts,, .do not. '-fit the crime of.
thestf 'lawless mpiinfafrieers.- It is not
punitive -enough for the houses have
little value, and-' can be":easily rebuilt.
whire; the. loot .of a. few canivans
' makes' up. for the- loss of cropSi The.
Afridis might be punished' mpre &(-'
"fectualiy.if they did .riot have the an-:
rioj-ingfhabit .of biding their wives, arid -children",
in safe places' arid; taking- ttv
the inaccessible 'Kills' themselves. Thus
they Ipse many a. moral precept which,
the; British soldiers; wouid. gladly give"
. to- them. .
- An .-extension of the Indian frontier:
ana large,perihanent garrisons are de-.
c.lared,fo-:b'e rie'eessarj;; for -the lasting
..reseneratipiv of-the Pa than: A. close
assdciatio'fa yi'th; Tommy -Atkinswould.
-refine -his hianriers and mend' his-nfed-
a't'ory-'-'jn'stiric't's:. He "might . begin to.
wear' -trousers. after a while and" learri
:to-.play crjck'ei.; .Ilyjtlsihce there i& no
luuiiey- -ivuuaoit- tor s.ncn an inii.eri-.
''-ajistic1 program, the 'makeshift, pblicy-
pf 'giving, the. frontier -tribesman' Qc.
casiorial wallop--and- cuff . on .the .ean;
must -continue, fqr a time.. .' ..- . .
Fires Bring-. Loss and Gain.
...Thp great, fife 'at, -Hakodate-.. Japan,
about l.S.mpriths ago,.-.haS; reduced tlie
commercial business., of.; that ppr.t..to.
'alnibsi'-nothing.- while-. Awomdrj ' has
niades sudden, .grovvtii..- "More idian S00".
families, mpstiv ftradesmeii. joi- -shop-,
keepe.i's;. -.i-e'i)isen.tirig .000 persdris,
have lnigiatedV "frpii?-. : Hakodate to.
Awomori.- - . '. . ';" .".'.' .- .-.'-.' : . -
iisf;
PASTURAGE
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RAISED -FROM A SICK' BED.
After-Being an' Invalid with Kidney
Disorders Tor. .Many Years.':.
. ' . - " -
Jolia- Armstrong; . CIoverpprt",;Ky.;-sa'ys:'-
"I wai an .invalid with kidney
complaints' for. many
years, - and..- cannot'
'tell' what: .agony-1
endured 'from . back
ache:. .My- limbs
were .-swollen -twice j
natural size 'and- my
'sight .was' -.weaken
ing. . The .kidney e-.
.c'retiona .were d'is-"
"TOnP
colored arid had a.sedlmerit. When 1.
wished to eat 'my 'W.ife.-had'to'rais.
me up In. "bed. Physicians werfe'uii-'-able'to
help me and'I was.-going' down'
fast, when; I began usirig'-Doanls Kid-';
ney :. Pills.- After ."a. short time j.'felt
-a .great.-improvement 'and- am. now -as"
strong and healthy as. a' man could be."J
1 "give Doan's kidney 'Pills 'air. the
x'redit.for it." . " ,r .-..-7--v
.-"Sold by.all dealers..- 50. cents "a- bdt .
Foster-Miiburn Co., .Bnffalo-. N: V. '. "
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; ' TH E " PART ! E PREFERREDi ,
.Subtle :M.eaning; In' Poet's Criticism of
.Decollete Costume. - , '
Joaqul'n;IilIef; the poet pfithe Sleiy
ras;- is.' something of .a recluse "and
rarely comes .inti? San FrahcIscOi but;
wnen. he: does -he is -.made a. good deal
of- a Hon.- On "his " last" visit he wast-
bnp. "of-.the"gn,es"tsat a. lather-formal,
oinnersat a.irienqs house, where he
Stayed -overnight:" . .His-hostess "had
kriown "tho. poet since-. her "childhood;",
so. she --felt . p.riviIiged..next:mornihg; to
discourse- to. him of the.-beauties" of
ttieT Parisian gdwn she. had .worn'; the
nIght...befpVeVbeauties. -which ;seemed
to. have escaped, .his observation'.-"' "
Mn Millerlistened to all that 'she
. had '"to- say arid remialhedsilent: .
'But dldnt' you'really like , the
"dress?" pleaded -the- Iadv.. . '' " "': -
WCli? replied :the poet; T Vdid like.:
pai-t or it wen enpngri.:' - . - . -..--.
The" lady .brigbteried. " c . - --
"Indeed ?' she-aidi. .: "What part?": '.
,"TKe "part .you. had oh.".-answered"
the- poet;.- arid- that.endb.d. lher dlscugi
.ifon-TLippinpott's. . . ? -'";. "-'' '-":
' NOTHING MORE TO- SAV.
"Pardon --my .question, .but how do
you know .your- wife doesn't wish you
to- take out insurance;?"
; "Well,- I'll tell you. She's got a no
tion" I'rij-going to .'survive' herand that
it -fl-ill be collected.-by No. '?r
Gentle Pei"8uasidn. ' . .
A yourig chap froiri."'the; south; who
.-recently took 'up his residence in Bps.-.
ton with;, the purpose of" pursuing cer
tain technical studies at the. Hub.en
gaged board arid lodgingsat "a. select
'establishment in.. Columbus averinel "
.Itwas not long after .his install
ment- therein' "'.that., the southerner,
"found iimseif obliged to-.complaih to
the. : landlady., with reference to the
noisy '.doingsof. soine-of" his. fellow-lodgers.-
J ... r -"
"The people in the room next, td
mine,' said, he "quarrel iri a loud tone
regularly -every' evening, much tp niy
distress WhaVs-the trouble, ariy-
way J" "..-"" V . .J ' '.,. ::'
"bhj-you imlsiit mind. them," said"
the" .landlady ".That' occurs very tift'en.
atJeast once-a;: week. It's bniyr P"rof.-
Vhiteside, the'hypridtistV.tryirigtoper-:
suade his wife, tofga. to. ther. band con-cert.,'-----:iliustrat9d
.Sunday .Magazine..
s -' Not Running.. - . ,'-".'
A West - Philadelphia; .woman;-, had"
not heard the:io'ck stfikeprice during
last,- Smiday.affernch,--arid: thirikirisf
perehance-.it had- stopped she serit- her.
hopeful, aOittle. boy about -.five" years;
old, downstairs to see If. it -were run
ning. .".'"""' " '
" . The- little, tpt went down, onth.e er
rand, arid, after a hasty, survey; of the.
.long pendulum- swinging back and.
;forth he 'ran back.: to his mother with
this information : -
"Why, no,- mamma;, the. clock airiTt
rurinin",. it's.standin' still arid.waggiri,'
its;tail."; - :;';: :y-.: ..'
HeygroW; .. oo
"Good'' Hurridr.--" and. Cheerfulness from
. Right Food. . ' ' ""'.;".
Cheerfulness -.is. like sunlight.. -it dis
pels the ::.Ibudsrfi:om the. mind as sun
alight -:chases away . the sh-fdows" of
night;,.-," : . -- ." "'
; The: good "huriiored Virian can .pick"
.upland. carry off -a load ihatT.the .irian :
'with a "grouch-" wouldn't" attemptr to:
'i..'ii'"- ; :: .'-:i
Anything that interferes with good,
health is: apt .'to' keep cheerfulness, and .
good' humor in. the backgrounds A
-Washington" lady-, found that . letting
rcOffee alone:.'made' things bright- fpr-
hen "She" "writes: - . : -
. "Four' jears" ago". tx"was practically
given up: by my- doctor- arid, was- riot
expected- to '.'iive-: long: .My--.nervous
-'ystenijwas in;a:.bad coridltibn.. . - '
"But! was' young-arid. did:Jidt want
. to dlelsd J-began .'tPloqk about for the;
cause -bf. my. chroriic'.trouble.. I used
to have nervous -spells jvhich'. would''
exhaust;. me arid' :after each .spell -it-would.
takeme days, before I .;cp.uld.sitv.
rip in""a chair'., :.-"-' .. x ' :"-...
"llr became- 'convinced .my trouble,
was : caused : by. cotfee,- I- decided to.;
stop: It" and ..bought sonie-Ppstum--' "; ..
. -Th'e Vfi'rst cup; "which" i -iriade'.ac-":
cording' to. "directions,; .had, a ..soothing-
effect: on "my-nerves: and: I. iike'd ".the"
taste? ".- f!dr . a" "tiriie-1 "nearly lived' ori
osturii and""a'te- lIttle..fobd -besides, i".
am-, today "a." healthy- woman': . ..- ".; . '"
. -"My family, ."and relatives -wonder
ir i am tne. same:. person -r.was'royr
yea'rs .agoi'.'wh'en. i'cbiild'do.-no workon
account of-ijervpusnessr. ICbw-L. am .doing-
iny 'o'wh. housework, .take care- of
"two babies one-twenty, the other two;
months old. 1 am.so-.busy.that.I hard-
ly get. flmV to write. i..lette.r,".yet i" do'
it. all' whh-.the che'erf ulriess" and. good,
humof ..that -comes' from": en joying" good,
.health. ".""."- .."".. ". " "-:.;. " ".;
-1':i-tell"jny friends it. is to Postrini.
I owe my.'life'today."- .".;"...
.Name given by Po'stum Co., Battle
. Creek, Mich." Read "The Road to Well
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-. .; . What He Pna'ted. For. '
Little. -.Tommy .Whacken was taken'
'-by his mother -to" choose "a pair of
knickerbockers and his choice fell. on
'a pair to which 'a 'card was attached,
stating:- "These' can't-be beatenV
Current' Literature.-" -
,-"-r-.-.-.. Nearer. the. Soil: ' -" .
-"An Atchison -man' Is all the time
' complaining about bis. stomach. He
was .seeft".to- go -.'into a-.restaurant- at
3:3.0 o'clock -"this-rafteriioori' and'-order-'
a bowl, of. chili arid Is a" piece 'of lemon
:-pie. Atchison-. (Kah:) Globe. ' ... - -
VAtUt OF'STOCK FOODS.
. ?rof..F: W. Woll of the Agricultural" -EcpeHm'ent"-Sjtatlqn"
-"of -.tha- University, "of .
Vlscpnsln. oOIqlal. bulletin Xo. 151, toys;
of.stoc"k foods: - - ''-."". .-
j ."First They" arano".iH.netft to healthy-
animals' when .fed as 'dlrecte'a, Neither as .to-
inc.reaslTiK-".-tle disestl'brilty .of the Xeed
eaten, or. rendering Jt more -erfective for
-the prpdufon of "nieaf.-.-'mllk, woot-etc . ""
: V'ec"ond they. are"no;benent.a.s euro
all for -diseases of "the i.vaf i.dus classes-'of"
live stock "JieltheT . jdo". they posses" any. . '
partlc.ula.r.".frterl.t "iii .case .of specific -dla.--
edses or for; animals, out of condition, .off
jeear.cic.. since oniy-a smauproportion or
Ingredients. 1iavlng""'medlcl!i'al. : valu'e ." Is
found therein: .the -bulk- bL tho foods-con-- .
:. FlsUhgrofV.flHer-wliicii-possesses-.no'nitidl- --clriat-properties
-whatever. :".'.'- "; i. .
""T'hlrdBy- adopting "jx" llberal-systerh- -
-of feed'j'ngrfarnV- animals and. furnishing"- .
- a. variety -of feeds good "results iria'y bp
'pbiaftieVj wltfiout -resorting to stock fopda" -
of any '."kind-, "if a" farhier "believes it Is'-
:. necessary. :to. .feed stock, fooa at .'times,-.' ha .".
..can jnircna.se -the- ingredients ana. maKs.',
fijd J"qw;n. -stock .foods "atj a fraction t5f tho.-'
cqst "cji'arged for thftm .bj-..tlie'."inariufac-"y .
tiires. ;-ik. will--then" nave-the--additional-" "
, satisfaction, of knovvlng what he. is . feed- .
ing. anu oi .leeuinsf-a concepirnteu tooa.
Iristead'.of .one-. largely diluted v.ith.-.non- "
hiedicinal' insreilients;'; ' " : .'-..
" ' -- -.-.-,- -'-.".-"---Don't;
sDend-fXat) wlfen -.CO ents -will :-
do-.the'-work--' JIalse-ybiir own-stock. foods "'
by. using SRIiloo Horse "and Cattle Tblefs. -- -'
Tc..bo": nilxed-in Te'e'l-.-'ro-iefdosein tiib- -
lets: tMake'your-'stock "look like. tlie' top " ;"
price.;- For; hoFses;." cattle.- Sheep;., swine"
and fowls..'- sT!iey are iinade. from jtlie" con-"-
den'seil. esWnce "of the drug. Tliey" don-'t .
:cbhthIn-"sa-!-.-dust-;-as.hes,"cli'op' feed or -Uran. '. ..
Arc-just" as" go6d..wheij ton-:Jye;rs yi sis.-.
when. -ten --d4-j:s old: "i-Titey. comply with all.- .'
.pure drug-: l;iw-.. Ask- for and trybneo-
Sk'idoo'. -CoJiditlon " Jal')lets. -or Sktdo
Woriri;, KIdniijv Chicken Choient. Blhstef.;
.Catharyie.-.'.rie-.ive. "Fe.ver.. Hos . Cl'io'iorn...
Dtsfeiiipt'r, ' l'in'K" Kyir. vCollc- tablet's lor
Xtuse.-Iawdir.-Spa.vin. Guro of X5;rb'.Wlre "
:Llriimen;t'.,v pi.s'tribut'edtHy The" BlueVCeU.
Medp.'ine.. Co'.. Incorporated": capital- "slck. -V
.$"-.Q'&,O00.Q0: AVa'tertown.- .South, .bakota.-- .
U.;S. A!" ;;::.; "," "-.x:-- -.-.. :- ".--.. . '..
You, .'can-. 'flatter any-.ma'n :by telliifg r "
hini he. i3--.flattcfy-pfqofi "."'"".";"' : .. ."
MANY FAtAL DISEASES
Show." their -flrst synif-'.
loins in tho.ejes. "I'liat
lai-taliinoihoulcl bsfab.
Hli jour cuntlclenoH.in'
H --.' ico inipijriancp.ta Jiar .
Injr.yonreyespropirlTcxani-rij.Hl.on-tlionrst'appuar-.
rncejf dlM-qnifurtu AVeliavc tlie inMruniont.s mei.
es&ary'for making tho f uflos scj'eritiflrt'je exaiulna
tlun, aiij'nottilrnf is left undone that -an.bo uToil
to Ohd-.tlrn'rausoL if-4nubU.. Frro-conMiltatlon.:
IllltO!Wll pilt-ulCo.. titlu:.flpt.lrlM. SI3!to. ICth
b(.,Ouk.I;'aclory ub premises. Wliolcsaleand UctaJL '
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Among the. other trusts -we" have
mistrusts arid distrusts. - - ' . . :
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private Wire v.
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Jfember-Clilc-aKo Board. of Trade'.and '
Omafaa'Graiu Kxcliangei -.;--
Gram Provlsrons and Stocks
Bought and Sold
for immediate or future- delivery;
GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD in Cartons.
Track bids made- on ;arly "railroad.
Gonsignrnents Solicited; '
7OO-70I-776 Brandela Bids., Omaha
PEPoFNELrTo1EDC0RNGRADER
Sorts, seed corn as" well. as-; I '
$25.60 macliinc. Capac- ".- .
fty' :io ' bushels per hour. . ""
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. For Furniture and Pianos
coot FOUAjvywooi s .
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.LEANS and-.poluhej.'rcmovej-itain;
"nd restores-the .finish. Can not injure
ihcwdod in. any yay. 'G'uarantesd 16 jpvs
perfect, satisfaction-.- -Absolutely 'tie best.
(umiture polish on the marked If your dealer:
doesn't -carry--if send;us; his. name and wo- .
- Will see that you are supplied. . Price .25; .-.
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