MONDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1905.
THE MORNING ASTORTAN. ASTORIA. OREGON.
ETIQUETTt IN 1628.
la a flank Wrlllra Ttea Ar Tfclaa?
H klrh ( arUaa Maw.
What U probably im of th oldtat
booke on deportment In ex luetics waa
published In Parii In HUH and la an
tltlwl "(toad Manner In Confers
Auiourf Men." The tcit ta In Frcucb.
with a Latin translation.
lNportmnt lit public I first toucb
d iiHn. "In yawnltin do not Kruo,"
tbla aitrlrut guliln to polltrnm says,
"and do not gi even wIh-m siwAlna;.
In Mowing tlijr turn do It aa one would
sound a trumpet and sfd'rwnrd regard
nut fixedly tlijr Immlerrlilrf. Avoid
wiping thy iiii.n s tlio dillilrrn do
wllh thy fliwrs or umi thy ilwc
Winn Hsbmlng to some- una shaking
do not wlittfl nlHiut, tut kwp thyself
In thy akin tlin while."
It lutiat hsvn lvu turd to olxy thU
Intii-r Injuiii'tlou, Judging from what
In xuld little further a Ionic, "Kill not
floss or tlx Hk In the pn-sfuce of
otin-rs, but r-svuss thyself and remove
whatever torment tlne,"
ITm litiutrx yfara ago jentlemen
did not wear auib and colored coatumea j
aa they do todny, and one ran not help
feeling that a lulls' pride and swsggcr'
were eimaable to a dandy of thou
daya when he donned for the Drat tlm
a particularly fetehlng nmiiune of hlgti
colored allkeu doublet and boae. Yet
tbla ".Tilde" remark aeverely : MIf thou
art well Imdliumad. If thy boae be tight
ly drawn and tby habit U well order
ed, parade not tbyaelf, but carry thy-
aelf with becoming moileaty. Iemean
not tbyaelf arrogantly, neither tto minc
ing' alwut. It not tby hands hsng
limply to the ground and tnrk not up
tby boe at every turn."
"Do not embellish tbyaelf with Sow
er upon tby ear" la another Injunction
which sounds mrloualy twlny, bat the
advlo. "When speaking, ralao not tby
voice aa If thou wert crying an edict."
la Just aa Mrtlneut now a when the
budding young gutleuien of Iji Franca
bad It drummed Into them.
Table inamieta In tlioso daya muat
bave been miner uiorn primitive even
than those of some of the fifty rent ta
ble dilute In our title, for tlio book
aaya, "Iteiug aented at the tabln,
acratch not thjsclf. and If thou must
cough or ailt or wipe thy no do It
deiterotialy and without n great nolae.
"HtulT not thy mouth with food when
eutli.g, and tlrtiik not too much of the
wine If thou art not itinxtcr of the
bona. Hhow not n verm mil pleaauro
either at the ments or wine.
"la taking eult have a cara that thy
bnlft be not gieaay. When it I neoe.
aary to clean that or the fork, do II
neatly with tho iwplilu or a little bread,
lnt never with the. entire loaf, flmell
uai of the meat, and. If hr chance
M -elds
CURED DV
FOLEY'S ..(KIEV
AND TAR
I Obttinat, racUnf Congha that mat
your bead acba, jour throat tad langt
tor and Inflamed, that rob yon of
sleep nntfl your tyitem become to mi
down that jron are In grav aangtr of
Pneumonia or Consumption, ara quickly
Nund by Folty't Honty and Tar.
FOLEY'S HONEY 1KD TM
aootbe and Deals tha Inflamed air pas
age, allay tha feverish condition,
tops tho cough and prevent! serious
results from a cold.
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
Is tb only prominent cough medicine
on the market that docs not contain
opiates or harmful drugs of any kind
and on this Account Is safest for children.
It Is unexcelled for Croup and Whoop
bg Cough and will quickly curs the
racking cough which follows measles
and leaves so many children with weak
lungs unless property treated.
Remember the nam Folty't
Honty and Tar and refuse substi
tutes that cost you th tarn) as the
genuine. Do not take chances with
some unknown preparation.
CotttBSiptloa Thriili.ni
C. Ungqr, 211 Mapls St., Champings,
Dl., writes: "I was troubled with a
backing cough for a year and I thought
1 bad consumption. I tried a groat many
remedies and I was under th car of
physicians for several months. I used
en bottl of Foley's Honey and Tar;
It cared me, and I have not been too
bled tInc.M
Three i!se-i5c, 50c, $1 .00.
The 50 cent six contains two and
ns-balf time as much as th small sis
and ths 11.00 bottl tlmMt six time
as muJi.
. SOLD AX9 BECOKMEKDEO BY
r CIIAIU.KS ROGKRS, Druggist,
tAu'itdeCput tham not back afterward
before another.
"It la very Indecent thing to wipe
the aweat from tby face, with tby nap
kin, or with the aatne to blow tby no
or Clean the plate or platter."
Atllla's Wlae Deelalaa.
General Lew Wallace waa rlalted one
day by a rich old man who fearod
that after til death bl will would b
contested by hi two eon. lie bad bla
will with blm. and be read It to General
Wallace. The latter thought that bore
and there It waa not fair and lmpar
tlnl enough. Ho uggeted amend
ment, and the amendment the old
man ngreed to make.
"You see," said General Wallace, as
bl friend wn taking leave, "It I al
ways weeaanry,, If w wlah our wills
to b uncontented, to make tbem per
fetly equitable. We should draw up
our will with Attlla In mind. A cer
tain thief of All. I vuc died, leaving
bl property to bis two ou to divide
among tliemaelve. That was a foollHb
courae. Tti two son quarreled ove.
the dlvlalon for three month, an
nnnlty, in a deadlock, asked Attlla U
arbitrate. The king listened to their
atory carefully. He thought a little
while. Then he ssld, turning first to
one young man and then to the other:
H 'I decide that you, being the elder
bmftier, ahall have the dividing of th
property, but alv decide that you, th
yonnger brother, shall have th choice
of tho two auarea.' "
Life af Se4a.
In one of Mr. Grelneri' book on gar
dening there la a table which give th
length of time during which aeed may
be expected to retain their vitality. It
la of ao much value that a large part of
It I quoted here, from Uils It appears
that Beaks! and pennuta are good for
one year only; onion and parsnip
from one to two; corn, dandelion, aal
slfy and arorsonera two; chervil from
two to three; aula, caraway, dill. leek,
parsley, pen, rhuhard, aagn, summer
anvory, throe; corn salad, mustard, per
mt and tomato, four; carrot and
ajiWNh fnnt four to Ave; aapsrsgu,
kale, brocoll, hruascl' sprouts, enh
I , cauliflower, crce, kohl rabl,
lavender, lettuce, melon, nasturtium,
okrs, radlnh, aplnacb and turnip, flv
bean. Iet. eginlant and globe arti
choke, alx; cardooo, aeven; ct-lcry and
chicory, eight; cucumber and endive,
trn.
Mweblr aa Pes.
The bluebird make a very playful
and affectionate little pet A. IUd
cly ffe Dugmorw speaks of a very In
teresting one be possessed. "While 1
am writing." be ssys, "a pet on, bet
three month old, I sitting on my
psper, Memlng to veeoder what I am
doing and why I do not play with blm.
He nip my pencil, but I pay no st
tentlon to blm, then be trie to creep
up my sleeve, and still I pay no atten
tion; so, dUguarod, b flies off ta search
of ants and other email Insects. After
a Urn I rata my band and call Back
b come Uke a fash, and, hovering,
more Ilk a large sooth than a bird,
be parches on niy finger, singing at tb
sains tlm a sort UtU song that Is bla
method of a peecb. M-tt rfichoiaa.
THE SHfUYVD COLLECTOR.
Bow He ASaa Msj ! Tfcreasr
DMUn CaaaiUalaM.
"I think," said the shrewd collector,
"that 1 bar made about $10 on com
ml salons this week. At any rate, I
have recommended a doctor to two
sick peopl. and If they are In as bad
ahap aa I think they art he ought to
msk enough off of them to afford to
psy me tS splec."
"Is looking up patients for impecuni
ous doctors oue of your specialtiesT"
asked a frltud.
"Well. ye,M admitted th collector,
it I a kind of aide Issue. But It Isnt
fair to call this doctor Impecunious.
He I really a good physician and baa
pntlenta of hla own. Htlll, he U not
aver ho to receiving new one occaMlon
ally to t.ike the place of the old onea
Unit be send away cured. Thou, I am
not only doing h!m a fsvor by Inervun
lug hla practice, but I am acting the
part of a gMd Hj murium to tlie sUk
folka.
"It wus xvhotly by accident that I
bit upon tlint wny of avrvlug my fellow
men. Oue uiorulng I called at an
ICIk'hty tlrst atn-et bous ti colhvt the
monthly pnytneiit on a aet of books.
I hud to wait ecvernl minutes before
I could see the tfomnu who owed tho
money. W'liU' waiting I was nnked to
etep into the parMr. There was a man
In the room huddled up against tho
register and couching miserably. Ho
spoke pronetrtly cf what bad shape ha
was In.
u 'You do seem a little tuckered out,'
nld I. 'Have yem aeon, a doctorT
"'No,' said b i haven't. I don't
know whom to ace. 1 am a atraugur
In town, and 1 have learned to fight ahy
of the doi-tors one picks up by chance.
They are apt to do you mora barm than
good.'
"(That la so said I. And then I
thought of lr. niank. H bad recently
pulled tn through a spell of sickness,
snd naturally I bnd faith In bis ability.
I told the man my own experience and
advised him to ace the doctor. He
proved to be a pretty profitable patient,'
and the doctor, of course, did the
square thing by m. Since then I have
been on the lookout for opportunities
to recommend him. Many of my calls
are made at boarding bouses, where
strangers abound. Ia the nature of
things, those twwple gt sick occasional
ly, and sines all New York doctors
look alike to them they don't know
which oe to consult. In such an emer
gency I freiinently happen around, and
then itell. Pr. Blank's name U
straightway suggested." New York
Herald. '
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IfOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thst the reg
istration books of the city of Aatoria,
for the primsry nominating election to
be held in this city on Monday ths 13th
dsy of November, 1905, will be opened
at the Auditor's office in the city ball,
on Monday the 23rd dsy of October,
19)5, snd will close for said primary
election on the 7th day of November,
1903, at the hour of 4 o'clock p. m aaid
registration books will le again opened
on Thursday the 16th day of November,
190S, fur the general election to be held
in this city on Wednesdsy th 13th dsy
of December, 1903, md will close on
Saturday, tb Oth. dsy of December,
1905, at 4 o'clock p. m. All persona
must register in order to b entitled to
voU.
ushq, aiwria, 1rrgTni, vawuw , iwv,
1005.
OLOP ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge of th city of
Astoria.
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