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Unless It’s a Good
Store It Will Not
Pav to Advertise It
NLESS you know a person—unless that
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person com es into your life in some
way
you are not greatly concerned
about w hether he is »rood or bad, desirable or
objectionable.
It’ s so with a store or business. The peo-
w ho never visit it care nothing about it one
way or another.
But
It doesn ’ t exist
fo r them.
when they are persuaded to patronize it
when they com e to turn the spot-ligh t o f
their attention on it
when it com es to have a
l*art in their lives, as som e stores must have
in all lives—then it’ s different. Then it DOES
matter w hether it strives to win confidence.
It does matter w hether or not its p rice con
cessions are genuine, dependable.
I f it meets all tests that a good store must
stand when it is advertised
when it thus in
vites the critical attention o f people - then ad
vertising "m a k e s ” the store.
I f it fails in
most o f the vital th in gs—i f it proves, under
the light o f publicity,
store. TH EN
not to be much o f a
A D V E R T IS IN G
W IL L
N OT
P A Y - f o r it will em phasize sh ortcom ings as
well as merits.
For these same reasons it is generally
assumed that the store or business
which does not advertise is seeking to
avoid close inspection and comparison,
and that the store or business which
does is courting them.
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In the year 338. just brf.re the
eartlnjuske of N ieoiU«'«!i*. the <l»rk
ness «»* very dense from t»*> I"
thr«*e hours. T*«* years afterwsr«!
in all the priivm«'«*» >«f the Itoinan
empire there was obscurity from
«'»rlv ilswn t>* n«»«n The st*r» »ere
us i ble, «nd Its durât i«»n preclude»
the idea of * »«>l»r «clip»* At the
return of light the sun sp|*e»re,l
first in s «-r«'»*'ent f«»rm. then h*
its fa« e « » » »«-en sud ««• gra«lus l.i
restored l«i it« whole Visible ih»k
111 'to-.* the «tsr» were »een hl «I*'
at Hom.'
\l.ont I N th* MB »
obscured for fourteen months. •*•
thst very little of his light •*»
»«*en In '«»7 such «Isrkiie.» pre
vailed from 5 p m. till night ths»
nothing could lie »een In **»it half
the sun's disk *»» obscured for
eight months. In 73-1 he w»» »gam
dsrkcned, »ml pe«ip|e «ere g«-n«*r
ally ternfi«*«l
In 9M INirtupwl was in «Isrkn«**»
f««r tw«* months, the sun hating lost
It* brightness
The hesieiis were
then opene«) in fissure» by str«*ng
Dashes of lightning, «t en there «•»
«vdih'nlv bright sunlight • In Sept
VI, 10!M. the sun ws* dark>'ii«*«l t»r
three hours l*n Feh ÎH. I?’**», f o r
«ix hour* <*omplete «larkr««« turne.!
the «lav into mglil. In IVil, «*n
Miclisrima* «lay, ttie «tar* w. r«* ns
(bln at i p ni In I ■ IT. \pril V t
to V5, tliree «lays, the sun was »««
otiscured thst manv star* were via
ible at on«-e. Thus sav* Humboldt
in Cosmo«.
If we r«?me almost to our own
time, to Mai I'd. I TOO, history and
tradition as».*rt the occurrence of a
remarkahle dar prevailing oirr
New F.nglan«!, at le««t. at d con» !
erahly in s«nns other pi«.-«*«
It
came on between 19 and I l a m
and continue«! until midnight,
growing gradually darker ami dark
er even till 11 at mght. Canilles
and lampa were lighted for the peo
S a m « F a m ili a r Q u a l a l i * « « .
pis t«> »«-e to dm# and perform work
“ Alliteratore’a artful aul” wa* about the. house
Thea« became
•poken o f hv the little rea«l poet requisite before 12 o’clock m. In
Churchill. "T he pink of perfec the evening *o dense was it that
tion” «a* originated hv Oliver G«il«l- farmer* could scarcvly, even with
unith; *n «ere ” M«'asure», not the aid of a lantern, grope their
men,” an«l “ Man want* but little war to the barn to take rare of the
here hehiw. nor «ant* that little cattle. The bird* retir«**! to their
long." Gray, the autluir o f the roosts at 11 a. m., and the day was
“ Elegy,” is res|«onsihle for manv eonverte«! into night.
popular phrase*, among them "Full
many a gem of purest rav »erene,”
Dark A g « .
“ T o waste its sweetnes» on the dea
The dark age* were so ralle.l
ert air.’ ’ “ This . pleasing, anxious be- from the fact that for a thouaan«!
mg,
11m path* of glory lea.! but ' years or so «luring the [»-ri.sl la*
to the grave” and “ Where igno tw«*en the fall of the Homan empire
rance is bliss ’tis folly to be wise.” and the revival of learning Europe
Dr. John«on gave u» “ Who live» to wa* in intellectual «larkne.s I^-arn
please must pl«-a*e to live.” 11«? also ing had practically «lisappeared
said, “ Who drive* fat oxen should from the earth.
Very few were
himself be fat,” in which there is able to r«*a«l or write Pretty near
more sound than sense.
ly all knowledge of the art* and
acienr«*a, of history and literature,
T h « Silk S p i n n in g O y « 1«r.
had perished, and the almost uni
A mollusk that might take an
versal ignorance lay U|«>n men like
important place in textile industries
a great cloud. The wisdom of the
if it exi't«‘«l in sufficient numliers is
paat wa* locked up m latin. which
found in warm sea*, especially on
was known only to the scholar*, and
the coa«t o f Sicily. It ia the pinna,
it wa* not until about M53 i«i the
a genna <«f wing *helle«l bivalve», of
fall of Constantinople) that the
which one apei'ic* attain« a length
Gr«*ek* liegan to enlighten the dark
o f two f«?«*t. T o attach itself to the
sued mind of Europe.
rocks it spin« a cable of strong fila
ment*. called collectively the bva-
O n « T h in g t h « H«ld F «« t
sus. Thi'-e threads are womlerfully
A mu»ic teacher wa» giring a les
strong, silken in texture arnl have *on to a talented but rarele«» pupil
l»een woven into vari'jus «le|irate
an«l wa« rapidly becoming impatient
fabric* A pair of glove* from thi* with her Finally, at a most com
material may I** seen in the British plicated part of a difficult
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museum, ami fine mummy cloth* pupil |ift.*«l her hands fr««m the
ma«le from it by the ancient* are pian» and made a wild «lash for her
«till pregeru'd.
handkerchief to atop a thr«-«tene,|
«if illm-'!« romei imo» «xvur
from onting uncookcd or m»urti-
1 ioni li o«H'k«'«l pori, «Inoli 1 « infort
| od «ili» a miom*<'opio immuto oom-
monlv tu.«»ii *» trullimi, or tlo*li
«forni, 'li«« wiontitt*’ ita me Ix'ing
Trio li ilio H ii spirali»
V ii average of
l or ! por ioni of ilio lu*g» simigli
tom i in tlio l'nitrd Stai«-» «r«\ ac
cordine ?'* ti'** ImroHii <if niiiiiml m-
«lil«tr\ « f Ilio I mli'.l Stato» dopar!
' meni «if aeru-ulturo, inf«'»io«l with
tlns para-ito. VVIion tmii'iuittod lo
human being* triohinao nuiy calmo
»orlon* illn«''*. »o mot imo* rctulting
in di'ntli. Out of alxmt 13,000 o i k i
of trii'hino*i* rtvorded in modica!
ht«»mtur*«. nuwt of whi«-h «xrourre«!
m Kitroj««*, vii* rc»iiltc«l fatali» No
nu tli.rl «>f ni'|«o«'tioii ha* voi l«oon
do vi mal bv «hioh tho presene* or
alamm o o f trichinao in pork «-ati lo
dolonuinod with «yrtaitm. ami tho
govornmont meat in»poction «l«w«
not includo in«pecti«m for thi» para
»ite.
MI persona aro aovnrdinglv
«armai by tho l'nitoil Stato* «!«■
partmont of agriculturo imt t«> oat
pork or «a il »a e«', or sa u suge «-ontani
ing juirk. whotlu-r or not il Ita» laa«n
in«p«*ot«*«l hy fodernl, »tato or nm-
nioipnl authoritio*, unti! «fior it ha»
laa n properly o«a«ko«l. V tom|«-ra
ture of al>out 1*50 «legree# l ahron
hoit kilt* tho para-ito, thoroforo
p««rk, whon prop« rii oook« .l, mai !»•
caton without anv daneor of infoo
tion Fr«'*h pork »houli! la- r«M>k«*«l
nntd it bocomo» «h ìto ami i* no
loncor rtal in color in all }K»rti<*n*
of tho p u a o, at ilio < «-ntor a» «oli a»
noar thè «urfa«-o. I*rv »alt pork.
pioklial p«irk ami *m*«ko«l p«irk prò
VlOUtlj »alliaf or pli'kbal. prnvideil
thè curine i» thoroiigh, are prac
tically »afe *o far a» trichinoei» la
concorn«al, hut a» thè thorouphn«**»
of the curine i* not al* ai a cortain
»udì meat «honld al»o I»- cook«a)
before it i* caton.— Bnulstrccts
may Is- th«*n an«l there Ue*troved hi
such occupier or bv hw onlers.”
But this gem o f meaningU'ss rh«*t-
Q u # «r A c ts T h a t Ha va Been P a s t e d by
the British Parliament.
oric was not passed.
Peers of the realm, as well a* the
Lord Palmerston, when prime
minister, once sai-1 that the British commons, lapse into ambiguity. A
parliament could do ‘‘ anything but certain noble lor«l in committee on
turn a man into a woman or a wom the agricultural holdings bill put
an into a man.” Thi* ancu-nt legis down this startling notice:
“ T o a«k the government whether
lature can abolish any institution of
, the country, tin* throne, the church, they will consiiier tlm practicability
the courts of justice, and «an even of introducing some provision for
extinguish itself. But it is often alleviating the great hartlsliip now
unable to “ muli«* sense’’ o f the stat suffere*! by the family of anv cler
utes in which it embodies its au- gyman if he dies while occupying
his glele-. as manv clergvmen have
■ thoritv.
One of tin* most ludicrous enact latterly found themselves reluctant
ments to la* found in the acts of lv compelled to do.” — Harper’s
parliament is the statute fi>r the re Weekly.
building of a certain jail. The bill
W e s t m i n s t e r and C oron ation s.
a* originally drafted provided that
The
longest time that \V«**tmfn«-
prisoners should la* cnnl'mial in the
ter abbey has ever l>e«'n r|ose«| f(,r
old jail until the n«-iv one ivas built,
but in romniilt«-e a clause ua* a«l«l- coronation preparations was for the
«•d to the effect that the new prison coronation of lieorg«- IV., in I I
The able •V was closed to tlie public
should la* c«in«tnn ted out of the
«n«*«re It was the last atraw.
materials of the old, and the bill in May, 1820, an«) was net thrown
Starlight.
open
again
until
two
year-
later
“ Oh,” exclairnml the teacher,
laa-anie law liefore anvWJy detect
Starlight ha* been measure«] in
The pris eedings against •ju«,«,n I’ar-
thrusting her own handkerchief at
ed the absurdity.
oline ilelayed the work t«i some ex comparison with the sunlight and her, "was there ever tin h a girl’
Then there is the “ fifty-second of
tent, but mo«t «if the time was the following result* been an
You lose your position, you lose
<«eorge II., chapter 1 t«i,” which cn-
nouneed: The light received from a
rctg that the penalty iinpos«>«| nndi-r taken up in removing and r.-pla ing star o f the first magnitude like vour lingering, you lose your hand
it shall la* given, half to the king every particle o f woodwork and fit Vega i» aliont one forty-thou- kerchief—you loee everything!”
“ Oh, no,” responde«/ the pupil,
and half I«« the poor of th** parish. tings. The abbey on this occasion «andth-millionth
of the sun’s
«as said to have c«>ntainc«l the
wilh a twinkle “ N’ot everything'
After the act ha«l been pas»ed it
largest congregation ever assem ble Y oung pla« «'* the t*»tal starlight re- I haven’t lost my temper.”
was discovered that the penalty
feived by lb<* eartli at tlie value of
there and to have presented th«'
which the act provides is transpor
Th# C «««««t W #f.
most splendid coronation spe, tael, 3.(88* fir«t niagnitud«' stars, thus
tation for f«iurt«*en year«. The first
making th«' whole «tarlight to l»e
A «learn heating plant had been
ever witnes'cd.— L'«n«I'iri 8t*n<hir<l
intention was that the penalty
«•ne-sixtieth that of the full moon. installed in the house of the new
should la? a line of £500. On sec
A R em in der,
— Chicago H«'< <>r«l- Hera hi.
president «if a small, conseriative
ond thought parliament substituted
“ Do yon think." OTWetle nske.|
college. The president, startled by
Hi » C o n t rib u t io n .
a term of [«*nal servitwb*, but it Mckee. “ that there s aovthing to
a break in the steam pines, went in
‘ I wish some time, Mr. Speeder,”
forgot to omit the clause providing these advertisements in which you i
»«•arch of the ctdlege janitor. Be
for the division of the spoils be
read about a system of remember- ! said the doctor, “ that you would ing unfamiliar with his new mr-
mg
?”
tween the king and his imlizent
bear our Inwpital ir...... nd and, if it -nun.lmw« i.n
.
aubjects.
' I «lon’t. Hut I ,1» think ■ mil, "PK*'" '«
*• »>m..|Inn, f.,r
..|)r s imi-,.," “ ió'|n!rn‘ ,,i,i,
f»
Again, the Darlington improve can acquire the habit of making
ment act of 1872 has a “ definition” everyday affaira remind him o f oth
that it would puzzle the most astute er«."
i Sjieeder. why can t you I*«* satis-
“ Well ” tl„. l . i , . >- « .
lawyer to explain. It retd», “ The
O’ Beetle p*x>bpool.e«!. “ U n l«s
That now chauffeur o f mine ,|ow dra'wl. “ I find the
contribute«! at least two pa-
term ‘ new building’ means anv one thing relate* closely to another
•a to »end him a postal card.” — Ex
building pulle«! or burnt to, <»r with it would never remind mo of any- •¡"nti a day to your old charity. ••hange.
thing,”
lie
said.
,
What
more
«Jo
yon
want?”
_Har-
in ten feet of the surface o f the a«l-
“ Well. I’ve known pretty brainy pcr’" Weekly.
joining ground.”
C u t* L l t t U ■ il ly ,
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Such mistakes are, of course, dm- men to have the same idea as my
P ']‘ Y*
■*•*! Billy’« mother,
“ There's
N® M#p* for M'’"-
to clumsiness or carelessness. Oth velf," averred McFee.
didn t I tell you that if you ate
Jenka,
the
author,
for
instance
"
“
There’s
no
uae,"
he
sa.lly
aaid.
ers just as smusing arise from the
•ny o f that jam I’d whip you ?"
“ Jenk* is certainly brainy,” .
failure in life.”
use or misuse o f technical language.
Yeaaiim. But you wouldn’t whip
One amendment proposed by a agreed O’ Beetle. “ He a a man 0f 1 “ Don't give up. You have tried ’ •'ck kid, would you?”
He itarted suddenly. | ►'•ny thing», but tho trouble ia that | «*(>f
member of parliament was worded letter«.”
course not. Are you 111,
“ And that reminds me! I’ve just
*‘ ,npl.T haven’t struek the thing
Billy?”
a* follow» :
wh*ch you are fitted.” [ ««V»««.—
i j ......
“ Every dog found trespassing on remembered a letter my wife gave f ° r
“ There’» nothing for which I’m well ”
d° n * ‘ hmk 111 * jt
enclosed land, unaccompanied by me to mail. I’ll take care o f it ”
And
while
he
was
mailing
it
Me-
I'm
a
failure,
f
tell
you.
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the registered owner of such dog,
,lt
or other person, who shall on being Fee ehuckled at the quick change don’t le-lievc I <ould get rich even n.a,i. i.:. . m »»0™
, ,
asked for his true name and address o f opinion which had come over hi* >f I «turfed a chicken farm.” —Chi- ! « « i , * , ,
friend —New York Tame..
j cago Record Herald.
| ,tnd pj ¡¡m
LAUGHABLE LAWS.
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sr " * '-
Redmond Steam Laundry
winh I» announce to the ix-opl« of
Utnimonti ami vicinity and nur*
rounding town** that I have ntart-
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ST KAM
L A t 'N D K Y
in
U rd m on d
on Oth atrcct between I» and K atreetn,
it nd nolicit their patronage.
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS.
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I b alers in <‘ h«ip Feed o f all kinds. |tal«*«l llnv
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TOLL (TIOI’ I'ING DONE.
Manufacturers of Graham Ilnur
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•treet between D and K atPreta we
have every facility for conducting a
FIRST C U S S MEAT MARKET.
All
of «Mir meat* are kept awret and clean,
and wi* make it a point to accommodate
our cuMtom«*rs in every pmunlde manner.
We have establish.*«! a STHKTLY CASH
•SYSTEM, which make*«« it lietler for all
concerned.
Bologna and Weiners, Fresh Daily
Fresh Vegetables Always on Hand
CASH PaiJ for Duller and E jjs
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