v t l e o a t C an you im a c -M tfe* p a tro n
a n in i o f CJurliUna* cheer fladUm an y
M ost Jhamid fifia iB tt him?
aidcred a fab, It !• * > » regarded
kiy ju a» mot* nearly related to the afin
t o r i « squirts. Among ita many p * * ’
_
_ lari tie« la the absence e f any din-
■S2£
Aad ho* flood It to, lo rso jtk, for u*
m «tv* id thW Jolly 8L Nick th e fre e
dom of the world, and a rl«ht-of-w ay
even ov»r ou r houM -topa and down
M t fW W W «.
i
Boa»« m an aiflb a t the annual aaa-
and m lstlstos. and « ro e s
a t th e th tm g kt o f th e G h n .u a a a w a
and the «dghUbeloru-Vbristuifls atock-
aow or holly
anterior end of the body, nnd Utfi
roflway ring of tentaetea w ith which the
»■*«**■1 opening of the month la .untonnd-
Many kinda of lanceleta are
a- m
«*>’ knowa, a ll ante one of which
mmform more o r4 .ee eloeely to
M a t t , the general type. The enceptlon
troduced la a apeclea loag represented by a
b» Mm* ' ghigle apecimen taken during the
* y f i ’ aetentifteernlMOf H .M . 8. Chai-
longer In the epeanea. Bot recent-
■Ma bat ly a number of others bare been
' bnmoa foaad, «erring to show that it b a
£ X
easy action
light running
S traig h t L in e
of tentacle, fringing tbg, mouth
opening, and there t W
aeveral
other odd it lea in Ite mabeop.
The prince of Monaco, a devotee
o f deep sea cariosities, baa found
Inminona shrimps living at great
great depths where all I» dark.
When put la an aqM riom they
lone their light giving properties.
I t to said that probably most. If
not all, deep sea crentnrea are lu-
roiniferous
or
«•■«Sera Hate«.
1 ‘i f1 "
pbosplioiesceut,
■erne of them diffusing lig h t from
the general surface of the body
and others from «pedal organs.
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l?an fa rm e r . In -J a p a S le v e ry p ro d u c t f » t a
o t th e rice crop is u lh lr r t to some pur-
y
pose, while ia the H a lte d States th e
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Col. M orse. “ w ttt sous he«:a th e m a s « - „
fa e ta r e o t Japan ese «s ettin g and th e
flne.i . I hats fro m d f c v t r a w . oadlfcto ».. ,J
o n ly s q u estlo s o f tim e till, o u r oof»
rie e p to n le r» la T e x a s and T.cufttons
w ffl ta k e up th U t o f a r t r y lh ,.» r o s A le « * ^ ,^
th e south th e e e n te r ot supply f o r m a t
tin g and s tra w h a t* erf th e W e s t
t a r e ssd m a n u fa c tu re . T h e b est m a t-
tin g s la th e w o rld a re m ade Is .J a p a n ,
w h ile th e high grod ee-of th e ric e » tro W
h a te a re k n o w n th e w « r ld over. T h e r e
e re severer k in d s o f geese g ro w in g . •
a lo n g th e g s tf, an th e Japanese te ll w%
t h a t ean be u tilised fo r m a k in g a w t -
tin g o f a good grad e. T h e y t e ll m e l t
to M eat lent w ith th a t used la Ja p a n
f o r tht» purpose, and th e re la no reaeo n
w h y th is should not beeorne a p a y to g
ia d n s try In Lo uisiana aad T e x a s ."
T h e U l f t e C tordea.
T h e re ta m oct. c e m fe rt to he f e r n *
la a garden. I have w atched a poor
w om an a t a lit t le h o i o f Bowers a t a
w in d o w , g ro w in g ra d le u t w ith happi-
■tasa aa each tond blossomed aa d sm iled
BI>OU ber ge n tle hand.
W a te r yo n r
Utfte garden and tend I t w e ll
A litilo
lo ve fa r su n lig h t. a U ttle « y tn p a th f f°e
ra ta , a a d the garden o f th e heart may
M a a ta w ith toaa«t|fnt deeds and fra
gro a t thoagbto- T b e n g h th e beauty o f
th e re a r la b rie f, y e t th e perfum e m ay
,
he w e a rrv a d . Oka th e m emory of A
tffke th k puckering, injurious Alum
jujr system—-you injure digestion.
♦dtrvdorl’*.
AVOW
ALVM
fcoya.1 iff made from pure, refined Grape Cream «f Tartar-Co«U more
L than Alum ¿ut you hava the profit of quality, the profit of good health.
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<ita-s he«*t»;ti
more ebouUi, boia w - ‘
vbeolutely free by mah.
sAkess D r. Kilmer A
M -Y ZV *»
Oatoor liv ed through the m e ri aoflaO
fu t periods o f modern I rance. U e wan
horn In ITS? sm id t h e » u iterin g e o f the
revolt,tlun U ulaot'e pan-ate w ere m a r
ried l.y e p riM rid w d i ' f ’te rta a t pari«»-
and hie b irth ‘ten» tw ver leg ally regie-
te m l. H is fsel e r. art,,’ was s a o d e s
cStc, need hj» q ; -
. ‘»lie sp to l>
Illg In tb a titseroii» o •ll1' pe rw e n te a
I'roteatS B ta nm ’ i* si’ -" « i ,-r k e d m an
A fte r liv in g '
* ,n “ “ o ‘
g e r e f.b -
esteo.
•OtwtUlf. .....»•••* k;-
T h e ra were H new counterfeits de
scribed la th e official circolare Issued era1 windows are w ithout flanges.
b y the dlvlalo a d u ring th e year, het T h a t la a sure sign they have been
o n ly a few o f these noto» fa ll I » w h a t stele«. Very fee sneak thieves know
to term ed th e deeept.va o r dangeroaa enough to 11« out the shuttesa and
otaos T h e m akers aad passera o f I h an. hut they ean <et the lens and make
o t the » eo u ato rfeil iaeuea w ere a r- away with I t by s fim pie turn of the
I reatad, aa d tot s n arly every earn tk e I w rist. I f a mai who owned a camera
‘ p le a t was captured and destroyed.
ware to take hi* naked lens to a pawn-
A w r ite r la T h e L a ncet says: “ Since ! T h e to tal arrosta fo r th e y e ar were I | shop
and aavhv .w nedil l e would sot
I Io-gnu ta stu d y d iet I have Ite m • *
«19, and o f th e p riso ner! 3 M were bo ra t be believed, and would have te be con-
toulKhed a t th e num ber r i earns o f
i s the U nited «tata». T h e
largest ‘ ten t w ith the extremely *ruall teen
w h ich I h a ve beard, even o f metlicaf
fo re ig n co n trib u to r wsk tta ly . is the usually made open a stolen leas.
um 'I i . w ho toy ea tin g lean and not as
n u m b er o f arrests N ew Y o r k led w ith Pawnbrokers are
«111.ng te take
o f.cn Itnve fo un d th a t th e ir aiw ceptiW i
¡chance« with them. I ecauve the risk
tty te colds baa q u ite gone, «uch facto
of detection is sin at nil nnd the
as I have m et w ith point t a tbs coneln-
i profile g reater wher they make a eale.
«lon th a t I I to th e »yates, overcharged
A m ateur photographers who know
w ith th e iw o d u ris d f food w h ich w as
th e ir buelneee can pick up a wood many
H A T USED FOR DECORATION a_______
not r e q u ir 'd « a d
■<* t » 1» “ a
<___ t k - V-«
ash nswnahfN»."
ton to ev e ry organ
th e body whtoto
Tiret Made Use
.to m ast susceptible ta n r i ^ "
Discoursing on the subject of
.. hsts. an antki«»«7 «tprwned the ¡»
glnalag to op|njon (bat the bat w«« drat
•I—
Uaed quite as moeh for decoration ■
"
• • for protection.
_
tori tdffM
The ancestor of dll hats he con- ?
wtl* r ” *■ »Mcrs to hare been the fillet or t
band round the hair worn by tbc .
■ t
ancient Greek«, twnong others-
1
, teto rtF
Probsbij the first bint gained J
atty o f th e b v men regarding bead ornaments a
B » * * • was through ohnerring the cre»tn, i
moo. a t t p)Bnlp, >Dd aBt^ p , of various
yM
w sm
s>ed Meta
birds and bennt«.
VJ and
N othing can
din-
n o t a b le I» -
.S t . aa e lr n s
'• t *
¡th r o u g h th e w eek. T o w a rd th e stese
o f t t th e g ro a t p o t to filled w ith a s
ac rid m ash o f te a toavee, o u t o f
w hich th e « q u id to squeexad b y th e
y. Thna m
v¥ . Uu cup. •
he goda aro
B y U lta tim e th o te a to
a g elaborate o f j m
a
t
,
o f th e c o lo r
“X
n h If i news
th
e disagreeable
Ml e th esito
e antoucated
pal
T t
no
T h e e s tiv
I t “ re a l good
Throat a,
,
world, and cultivate the staple on a
more sclent Ifle baalt than the A m e rt-
J
¿ t- - .
a*
ci’-* 4*”
A s s o rtin g lo c i l . B. F. « .M o r s e ,g e « -
c r a l tre tlic u iaoeger o f th e S o u th e rn
Partite railroad, th e J s p s s *» * colony
a t P o rt Lavaca » U l eatsbUah » P1 ,n ‘
I to r the m anufacture o t w e ttin g and
hat* from rice a:raw , *a y a th e S e w
Orlrun» 'I line, D em ocrat. T h e J a p a a -
eve s ie t i e pioneer rice growers o t th e
if bat» being
indication»
a
ob, i „ u, i y d ra w s fkom a « t l» ««d
dang ero us ju m p , and reg e n ts I t aa
h a v in g been V jS lig h t to p e rfe c tio n .