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FINNISH WOOD CUTTER.
BUY A BROOM.
LINCOLN'S EARL HOME.
DECIDES THE STILES.
TIBETAN BELLE.
PERAMBULATING BARBER.
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Th treei of Finland are the money bags a Finnish hninwoif. a r... i .
ti th6J!e0 k.8- II2aB't.SV!,.mait.e" hi! neceaaary extravagance, alnce ohe aweeps her whole house
rth Vh.VX. w. ...ii J ",D ru"1 every my, ana tne broom she uses Is Just a bundle of fresh.
- wuu. 6' ecu uircu leaves, wnose natural aampness licks up the dust.
COMMEMORATIVE GATE.
In this house In Indiana, sixteen miles north
of the Ohio river, Abraham Lincoln spent his
early boyhood. In later days Lincoln de
scribed the neighborhood as " a wild region
No wide petticoats or flowing shaw! would pass through the
narrow doorway to a Greenland hut without catnhlne on the rnuirh
stones which, cemented by sod, form the dwelling place. Henoy
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A perambulating barber, shaving custom
ers on the street, 1b no unu&uul sight In the
side streets of Manila,
4,000 YEARS OLD.
Thin r I f f 11 ro tr von a fffinH IHoa nf Va
with many tear and wild animals still In the the women's clothes are lfka the mnn'i ThA amnnnvinif A . A rrtK.t i i v. .L .
w j , . 1 j 1 . . '' wwssi tunic wi. a. uciid vi live, tut 1 1 is iliu 1 u L III Q
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COCOPA INDIANS.
PUNK '
PUNISHMENT.
Wife of the eldest son of the rajah of SIkkim.
DRESSING THE BRIDE.
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f commemoration of the establishment of the rural free delivery.
While the Cocopas
construction.
In Japanese schools
a mischievous boy Iv
made to stand and
hold a slender stick
nf lighted punk till it
burns out. If he is
ruught breaking off
the lower end of the
dress in civilised manner, their habitations are still of primitive stick a second punish
ment la added.
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This) picture of Queen Bemiramls was taken
from an Assyrian document, ferhaps one
should not expect even a queen to live up to a
reputation for lieuuty for 4. yen rs.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOAT.
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In rural Finland a bride wears to church a curious combirm- " niuch prettier than the common gout,
tlon of wedding veil and wedding bonnet. It Is a great cap with Us l'ly Is larger, lis legs shorter, while its
r'bbon streamers behind, and In front a fall of lace whlrh shadow.. I'" ore bluc-k and Its hair long and woolly,
the face. Over her dark cashmere dress she ties a handsomely em- The Indians have long considered both its
broldered white apron. hlde Bnd valuable.