1017 A single m otion is q u ick er t which, when inveiti inevitably lead to the m devited th a n tw o . O n ly o n e m otion is ne< m ak e an y c h a ra c te r d e sire d com plete, ¿traight-line, key-fo: neea. u d m haJ o m u overfcrosed to farm er yarns vt U -to a a ia W a tt «ree«, « except tor a m i o i u r , »au a a raryias »1« a n d » 4 j* ut« u s u a li Free Prato. Ueruwl « Lei or» Uhrlstma* laet year Ui« o ü u i Lecerne «a.ialed with n u u u ti ui au uuyrucedeatad ttood at h o m i turtuu». Tu« u u iuexseeper c h a ra c te r k e y b o a rd of th e r t « , aad u m d a/ Leiore C urietm ** found h t» la a aei .ou« Lurry. He eaw kl» fMmw ampui j es celled latu easy action light running ■ - W 1 1 1 lV lU v iC l I C o m p le te . S tra ig h t L in e Keyboard and A Key for Every Character. Come they through grtavaaa tribulation* great— T h eir trial» early had tkair Weeelngs U t e - Through eroes to n o v a aeesnqu.rors ol fate. \.-T ' Mr. Blank, aad whether aa enve.ope had bean overlooked. The aaawer waa: "There Ia av anvalope for Mr. Blank, but the g w i t e a t wiahaa to aaa him They built for eeatarlea, oat for that brief Marked by the H iet»» « o»« a», or m aa For that eternity wMah »rogh ite ecan. T h l* maantt hit l k fairly tot- Their purpose to ba garoatoefa reae Endowed with wisdom, eaatoge. ereatnaua. TM1 Yutxn o t Hi AUSTRIA. ■odriag. 1PYOU TOUCH your tongue to ALUM eortvtpclng breoi lb*« the ktdaeys end Mad der are out of order. W h et to a s . There I , comfort la the knowledge SS « te n mpreeaed, 'Set Or. Kilmer's S croe uy Root, the great kidney remedy fulfllle every wlttt in- curing rheumatism, ,-ieln la the beck, fctdneye, liver. t ladder aad every part ef the urinary pksssft. It correct« InsbUUv o hold wat«r end scalding pein la pasting '(.•or bed effects ,allowing ua* of liquor, wine nr beer, aad overcomes that unpleasant Btceeaiy cf being compelled to ge eftaa loriny »he day, end to gel up many times dwirtg .he night. The mild and the evtra- grdlaary effect or S w a m p -R c o f it soon re&llrec it kter.de the hlyheri for Its won derful cere« cf ute most dirtreerog cases. If you neod a medicine you should have the hex. Sold by d. uggieta Ir 60c. and $1. sixes. Y o u ih g y have a ssmpie bottle of thte ¿nd look in the glass—yon will «oe the effect— I You can't help puckering—it makes you pucker r to think of tasting it By the u y of so called cheap Baking Powders you la k etb b puckering, injurious Alum d right into your system—you injure digestion, \ and ruin your stomach. weaderfu) discovery often hnvr found that tbclr susceptibil ity to colds has quite gone. Ruch facto as 1 here met with point to ihe conclu sion that tt Io the eyetrm overcharged w ith the products of food which was aot required and oaa act oaly aa a ped- oon to every organ In the body which IS tom» auoreptlbie to oelds.“ __ t ' -tf"'- . eno a boos that ’< ' ' » f f S l O T n ■ ■ c about i-. beth te n t ibaolutely free by mall, eddreaa D r. Kilmer f t a m s « gsaawmek Co.. Binziuur.lea. N . Y .V h s h to lling m en- AVOID ALVM / ÎU y a l it ttfcd« from pure, refined Grape Cream of Tartar-C osu more han Alum bm jo u have the profit of quality, the profit of good health. N o th in g k s s ever equalled i t N o th in g c * a ever tu rp s ** i t Dr. King’s New Discovery fo r you or m al" “Oct out a t bere!” trag a ll the gusted politician could sag. unhasltky condi tion u< the kid- ■eys: If U etatna goer Hare tt Id evidence of kid ney trcuUe: toe frequent desire ta Owtsw«-. rsfbee. | ' Guloof tired through the m e « e v e a t fol period* o f modern France. H e was bom In 1 Ä 7 »«nUI the m uttering» u f tho * ^ T revolution. O ulxofs parent* were mar- ; ried by a proscribed Proteetant pastor, " W f ” and bla birth wee never legally regia tered. I l l * father, who w *s aa adv» ' “ cate, used h l* ich-nt for public «peak- lag la the Inter, ets of the peraecated »“ » * Proteetaato and I weenie a marked man “ * “ • “ A fter living tor eevcrel week* In daa- j ger of h l* Ufe be w a* at fast srreetoB.' •» w illin g ly r n o r r t . by • gendarme who “Haw knew end respected him. esked t: “Bhail I »et you rocapet" »aid I * nrang w ia. shout t •'Are T»J tnerrtedt" replied M. OuA fr u » Ot CUARAHTEED I t la claimed th a t the deepest oil troll in America is »Hunted in the Monongahela river raliey. about M mUea from H ttekurgh. The hole haa been drilled1 to a depth of S3«1» feet, but «he work has been aotpended ow ing to a break In the Z%-inch rope need. As a result lA W feet o f rope aad u « r in g a t took a re "*t the b ot tom. Experts are a t work, aad hope to be able to resume d rillin g eoon. I t la proposed to oink the well 8.000 T h e lib ra ria n trad sw o rn In to offlee on th e holy gospels, oo be cam e one whose d u ty i t io to f u r nish to those who have need th e “fo o d ” an d “ w eapons” o f the goal — fo r so th ey need to c a ll books. “Books a re th e nou rish m ent of tb e soul,” says one ab b o t, speak ing o f the ftb ra ry o f his co n vent; and an o th e r says: “ A s th e a r m o ry is to the castle, so th e lib ra ry is to th e m onastery.” T h e ve ry nam e lib ra ria n , “s rm a riu s ," de riv e d as i t is front the press, cup board o r alm e ric in w hich th e books a re ke p t, is precisely th e m odern w ord sia^nner— as (h e a l m o n er serves fro m his cupboard food and d rin k fo r the needy, so th e lib ra ria n deals o n t books, w hich are the food and d rin k o f th e aonl, Bays H a rp er’s M agazin e. I n th e beginning the lib ra ria n was, en rio ualy enough * a it sounds a t * r s t , th e p recen tor o r c h o ir m a ste r, b a t th e e x p la n a tio n of th ia is, in fa c t, sim ple enough; ' since the firs t books w ere the I service books ke p t in th e apae- ' cupboard in th e cbarch, th e p re I ce n to r was n a tu ra lly charged 1 w ith t h e ir c a m , and when th e eol lection grew by th e ad d itio n of o th e r books he ke p t charge o a til the g ro w th made subdivision of la b o r necessary. T h e o rd in a ry duties o f lib r a r i ans a re o f t e n la id dow n w ith g re a t m inuteness la m e aa stie ra le s ; th ey d iffe r g re a tly ia d e ta il b a t | n o t much ia aaaaoee fro m thooo o f I th e raodera; be m ast tak e charge Clara (afte r a tiff) - 1 presume ye« would Uks your ring beekT George— Never mind: keep tt. No other g irl I know coaid nee th a t ring, snleet she wore I t oa her theakh.—T lt- W lT H B R U S H AM D C H IS E L . A m exhibition of Hungarian works of art w ill be held in Parle In luW. S ib Ftotuaaica L n o irro x has flOlthed k marble r o p ila o f hie beanie known as “The Python Slayer.” Tbe now etatui Is to be sent to M r. Cart Jaoobeen, of Copenhagen. Miss C a m h x a Onto Hatona, the oldest daughter at Jool Chs-ndlor Harrir., ie about to go to It-Uy to atn ly a rt. ttbe ia tw enty ycarexjld anil a girl of rem ark able beauty and talent. - A u n -s tX B ito ta e of the late Em peror Frederick wUl be unvallod soon in Homburg, the celebrated German re ‘ sort. The sculptor is H arr Upyncs, a pupil of Prof. llslnhold Bogaa T im Pope ie having a beautiful piece of mosaic made In the faotory of the Vatic»» for Queen Christine of Spain. The picture represents the Madonna w ith her child, aad la a oopy of a Span ish painting. Ai.ravn O. SoTnaomLO has bnuqfct from Lord SaekvUle the well-known portrait o f Elfca A aa U n le y (Mrs. I o f th e hooka, “keep aad ka o w us d cr th e ir se p a ra te title s ,” fm - I q a o a tly exam la e c a re fu lly to pro- ^ •r C ^ S ^ ^ * * * * * ^ w Perfect Cure t For A ll T h r o a t an d , Long Trouble». , . rttoto* e> «