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ure. Some day he may couie home. WOMAN AND FASHION
That is the reason we have uever
moved from here. We want him to
A Smart ■•••»•-
This is a particularly »mart blouse
dud it just as he left it. His little
room is just the same. Not a thing wash ttanuol that Is plaited front and
has been disturlssi ; his satchel of back. Au effectlv* touch is gtksa by
dimming
school-books hangs on the nail where the’ collar and cuffs and th*
he last hung it when he came in from
school. On the slate is the piglure of a
man a etiaraciture we would call it to-
day and underneath it is written,
‘who is it'.” And the answer to it says,
‘it is the teacher.’ Do you wonder
now that I never refuse a tramp some­
thing to eat? I have fed considerably
over a thousand. They know that I
never refuse them and tnat they get a
g<ssi meal here, " so they carry the
news, with the result that sometimes 1
have two or three a day, ami there has
lieen times wheu 1 have bail as many
as six a day applying for something to
eat. They know, too, that they are
never going to be asked to work for
it.” While »lie was telling iier path­
etic little story a couple of slices of
ham were sizzling away in the frying
pan ; then she broke a couple of eggs
into Hie pan, re-heated tile cott'ee, but­
tered several generous slices of bread,
anil soon handed a nice and appetizing
repast to tiie tramp, who sat down at a
little table on the vine-clad porch and
WASH FLANNEL WAIST.
devoured it as only a hungry man
sections that button down ou the ff‘-r
could.
die. These are Blade of canvas, worked
with an in and out darning stitch in
BRIEF REVIEW
red and blue..
BANDOX RECORDER
FACTS IN FEW LINES
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THIRTEEN AT TABLE.
a lliauer l-iro al ill»
e ut Millais.
By some persons ot ut-urljr all na
tionalitiea the uiltnls-r 13 is regarded
with siqierstitiou» fear. At Brigtltou.
Englund, the towu council hi- Just
granted permission to a I
Holder
to chauge tiie uunila-r.of her 1 welling
place from 13 to 12A. so man; and
diverse have lieen the ills wldc’i the
lady train*« to tbe fatal iiumlier. Paris ,
will not have the uuuilsT for any
of its bouses. Parisians so hate the
"tbirteeu party" for dlunor that there
la a class of professional diners out
cal its 1 "quartorzleunes," whose func­
tion it 1» to make the fourteenth at
these symposia. Tbe Turks so dislike
it Unit the word Is practically expung­
ed from their language The Italians ,
will not even employ it lu their lot­
teries. The Italian gambler's horror
of the number proceeds apparently ,
from the fact thut a thirteenth card of
one <>f bis pucks liear« the figure of f
death.
lu England the superstition that one
of a cvinpuuy of thirteen must die
within the year Is traced to the old I
culciilatlon of the insunim e offices that
out of thirteen persons taken Indis­
criminately one will die within twelve
mouths. Others truce the awe in which !
the figures are held to the last supper,
at which thirteen were present. Lord
Lytton dealt with this usjM-ct. remark
ing. "Some have carried It to the ex­
tent of disliking that numts-r at all
times, but the commoner form limits It
to Friday.” But the antipathy is older
than Christianity. In the old Norse
mythology the thirteen party was
deemed unlucky because, at a banquet
in Valhalla. Loki once appeared, mak­
ing tbirteeu, and Balder was slain by
the blind god Hoder at the instigation
of the Intruder.
In fostering this superstition the
credulous find themselves in good com­
pany. The question was sprung upon
a dinner party at the home of the fa­
mous artist Millais, where they sud­
denly found themselves thirteen strong.
One of the company was horrified at
the discovery. "The idea is," said
Matthew Arnold, "that whoever leaves
the table flrst will die within a year, so,
with the permission of the ladies, we
will cheat the fates at once. 1 and
these two fine, strong young lads will
rise together, and 1 think our united
constitutions will lie able to withstand
the assault of tbe reaper." They got
up, and no more was thought aliout it.
Hix iiioutlis later Arnold died in th<
prime of life. One of the two mei
whom he bad called upon to rise from
tilt- table with biui was found shot
deud in his beil lu a New York hotel
The third did seem likely to outlive tin
year. He hail gone to Australia for tin
benefit of his health. But fur the home
ward journey he took passage by tin
Quetta.
And that ship founder«!
among the reefs of New Guinea.—Chi
cago News.
WINTER DAIRYING.
THE GIANT CAUCASUS
A REGION OF GLOOM ANO TERROR
ANO DESOLATION.
The Strnnae Mixture nt Hare« Dalias
In Bweden a plumber is called a vat-
Hatk Fram Iniiuenitirial Aaloialty
M hr li 1« h Pert** l*rop<*«lll«>*—Al­
teniedlngsentret>euor.
I noticed the other day w here be­
That Peuple« the Slupe« at Thane
falfa For W later Feeala*.
At Calcutta a society has been form­ tween one hundred and twenty-live
»now Capped Moaalalaa.
For »Inter feeding alfalfa and clover
ed for the protection of wild uuimals.
and two hundred and fifty tramp« or
bay aie two of the l*est foods that the
The traveler who should seek to cross
A large percentage of the people In holstea bad been arrested by the police
dairyman can grow. It takes about <k)
from the southern plains of Russia
Brazil go barefoot except ou Sundays
per cent of the food a cow consumes to
and ordered cut of Seattle under threat
over into Persia or Arabia by the laud
and holidays.
maintain tier, anil we should get our
of jail sentences. It was the intentiou
between the 1’aspiau uud the Black
An Ohio horse was seared to death
profits from the extra food consumed.
seas would Hunt liimself confronted by
of the police force to repeat the little
tbe other day by the first automobile it
So we can see the necessity of giving
a sight which for gloom and terror has
hobo round-ups every night until the
had ever seen.
*n abundant supply of food. It has
hardly any equal tn the world, writes
It 1» stated that for tbe first time city is cleared completely of its unde­
been demonstrated In a number of
W. B. Ibstgsou lu the lailidou News,
sirable
would-be
citizens.
There
is
within tiie memory of living man every
places that cows coming fresh lu the
Rising sheer from the vast arid plain,
practically
no
excuse
for
the
idleness
Turkish official received his full salary
fall will give about 25 ¡>er ceut more
like a great foam crested billow about
of these men in that section, for there
milk tban cows coming fresh in the
on the 1st of April.
to break on n desolate beach, a billow
spring The reasons for this are obvi­
Tbe provincial legislature of British is an abundance of work in neighlsir-
lu.ixnl feet high mid S>«> miles loug. the
ous. During the flush of her milk she
Columbia has passed a law abolishing ing railway and logging camps, etc. It
sn >w cupped I'mieusus atretclies iicn«M
fns-
from
flies,
beat
and
drought
is
the wearing of wigs as au accompani­ is against the creed of these loafers,
from sea to sea with a dreadful, threat
The grass conies ou in the spring and
ment of official office.
eniug. savage majesty of mieu.
however, to do an honest day’s work
stimulates her waning isiwers. In con­
In the course of eight hours' point if they can avoid it. They would rath­
Its |s-nks ure not so high ns many of
nection with this there is more time for
duty a London constable avers that be er l>eg, steal, ami even sutler the pangs
the Alps, It has not the projecting
caring for the cows than during the
Is ask<-d on an average 290 times where
spurs mid isolated, craggy heights
of cold and hunger than to lift their
busy season, and prices nre usually
aui-h and such a street Is.
w I kmi - groupings give m-w uud lieuuti
hands to do the lai or they are abund­
belter.
fill views at every step. It Is Just an
Russian officers lu camp receive mon­
A Frequent Drawteaek.
antly
fitted
to
do.
It
is
more
to
1
heir
immense mountain chalu. au unbrokeu
ey to pay for their meals, but In many
The great drawback with many for
fold or crease vli the earth's surface.
cases they keep this for other purposes liking to prowl around an industrious
winter dairying is poorly constructed
farmer’s home and help themselves to
Tliougli tiie Alps have higher peak» tile
and eat with the common soldiers.
barns. A cow to do tier best must be
lowest pass across tbe Caucasus is
Glasgow lias the largest tramway chickens, eggs, ham and other eata­
well boused ns well us well fed. It
nearly double tin- height of the Alpine
system of any town in tbe British bles unfortunately left in a convenient
takes extra food to supply heat and
crossing places. The Caucasus has no
isles.
Manchester stands second, place, and to rille the melon patches,
energy. Complaint has Is-en made that
lakes, only tiiroid, muddy rivers flow
while Liverpool makes a bad third.
orchards, and vegetable gardens as
dairying is confining. Did you ever
lug from the ice Helds of Its ceniral
In the British army the proportion of they journey from city to city, taking
hear of any one making a success iu
ridge. Even these are missing iu the
hi fcti»
and villages. They prowl
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me town,
towns amt
Scotch Is 8.G2 per
cent; Irish. lH-Uh • | >»
life without work? Our likes ami dis­
Tn.sn. r~
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east, where tiie ridge lowers toward
rn me British — navy
the [ around t,le couu,ry „¡de, frighteniug
likes depeud largely u|>on the amount
n
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oil
lu
<s*lll
l.ir.n.s
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proportion of English Is still larger.
the Caspian.
of remuneration we receive.
the women and children in theal>M*nce
Handkerchief« Smaller.
But tiie terror ami desolation ot tbe
The report comes from London that
KI
nil
of
(«Hl
to
Keep.
New
Use
lor
Wireless
Telegraphy.
of the men on the place, and seldom
t'ausiisus forever kept apart the pete
The fail for muslin squares of about
many of the vaudeville performers
I
have
no
particular
choice
as
to
the
A particular application of wireless ten Inches seems to be growing, and
pies to the north mid s >uth. On the
there are coming to tills country this are they refused a meal, which is very
kind of cows to keep. This is a good
one hand civilizations rose und fell—
winter because of the higher salaries often given them because they are telegraphy—one in which it will be before long It may lie hard to find other deal like a man getting a wife—it de­
tbe Babylonian, the Assyrian, the
afraid to refuse the demand for some­ used to the full advantage—was an­ sizes lu shops. The reason these small
paid here.
pends largely on the kind lie prefers.
Greek, tbe Egyptian, the Roman, the
On the McDoel farm at Shirley Hill, i thing
- to eat. Others furnish the meals nounced recently. A derelict schooner, handkerchiefs are carried is because If ion are going to keep cows exclu­
republics of tbe middle ages but to
N. II., there is a pear tree which is in I w illingly enough, for it is against their Edwaid L. Alien, has been drifting they are the right size to tuck In a sively for butter, the Jersey. Guernsey
the north tiie great plains were ever In-
all probability over a hundred years I principles to refuse to give a hungry around in the Atlantic ocean to the glove, where there Is little danger of and Holstein nre desirable breisls. If
lialiite I by tile wild, lawless uotnads.
old. It Is still healthy and continues tc I man something out of their abuml- great annoyauce and danger of ocean losing them. Some of these dainty you arc going to take into considera­
And so from the very beginnings of
squares of linen, lawn or other mate­ tion the value of a calf, which seems
bear good crops.
ance of good things. Some of these travel, and the United States cruiser
time the Caucasus bus stayed the hu­
rial have tiny embroidered monograms quite necessary in our state, tiie milk­
Howard Parsons of Dover, N. H., has I hoboes actually request woik to pay Columbia was ordered lo sea to find
man tide, and, as conquering races
and are edged with lace, real or other­
u commission Issued in 1779 to Captain for their meals, but they weaken quick and destroy it. Commander Boyer of wise, one's purse settling that point. ing strain of the Shorthorn meets the
swept all before them below, the weak,
requirements
ns
well
ns
any.
Tiie
only
Harvey Parsons. I*
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It is signed by Mes enough at sigiit of a wood-pile with tiie Columbia arranged to receive But the plain ones, which are like cob­
the peaceable, the unlit, have been
reliable
test
for
a
cow
is
the
amount
hech Weare, governor, and E. Thomp
driven higher und higher into inaccessi­
saw or ax lying conveniently near. re|»orts of the whereabouts of this webs In texture, are the most favored of butter she produces. If she does
son, his secretary.
ble gorges and wild, bog covered val­
Nine times out of ten, if they are taken deieliet, as his vessel is fitted with by women of g >od taste.
not produce 225 pounds of butter fat
Madrid still lias the mediaeval night
leys.
at their word and given something to wireless apparatus, In this way it
per year she Is not a desirable cow to
watchmen. They admit late comers to
A strange mixture of races, dating
Popularity of I.are.
do,
they
repent,
and
at
the
first
mo-
keep.
In
building
up
a
herd
it
is
quite
was
hoped
that
tiie
Allen
would
be
the apartment houses at night, but no
back from immemorable antiquity, has
Never ha lace been more impular necessary to select sires from tin* best
longer sing out the hour or the condl- I ,,,e,it they feel they are not under sur- found expeditiously and the waters
been washed up like surf ou to tbe
than it is at present. Gid lace and new
milking strain.
tlou of the weather.
I veillance they disappear down the road soon rid of this danger.
slopes of these giant mountains. The
lace, real hue and Imitation hold sway.
On 160 lores of Averaffe Land.
A traveler returned from India re-1 at a lively gait—forthem.
L’d. the Kurin, tbe Avar, the Tush, be­
In finding a derelict, says the Elee- The woman with lace heirlooms is tiie
Now, lu conclusion, I would say that
long to races that perished before Eu­
lates that at Andarkoh, in central In I
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trie Review, the searcher is guided by euvlel i Feature of the hour. No frock
rope wus discovered. Seven languages
ilia, he killisl four full grown tigers
Now, 1 have an idea, if it could be the reports of vessels which have seen is complete without its touch of lace. I believe it possible for a man on lttd
acres of tile average Iowa laud to sell
are spoken in tilt- Caucasus, each unin­
with five shots in six minutes, the first carried out, that would not only etlec- it and by his knowledge of ocean cur­ Ei ell tile severe tailor made gowu
$800 or $l.oco wortli of butter fat per
telligible to the tribes using tbe rest.
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tunlly rid I Io- CittaB, tOWDB mid i iliac- rents. Obviously, then, any means by must have at least its little turn over
year from tile herd and at the same
Some of them are related to tiie early
After being si-ntene«l to a short term of hr 8Uch midesiralde characters, but which lie can save time in receiving collar of deli ate lawn with lace laser time produce from ills other crops as
tongues of Europe; others have no
tlons II ami ’ its cuffs of the same, says
of imprlsounient for a minor offense woul(1 help materially in lieautifying these re|s>rts will enable him to de­ tions
known affinities uud seem to Is* among
Woman's Life. Valenciennes is set-u much as the man who does not keep
George Sellmeidhuber, u Vienna cab
such place« that havu heretofore been crease the area through which he must
cows.- G. L. McKay, Iowa.
the languages of Babel that did not
trimming broadcloth In the shape of
driver, notorious for his immenae girth,
"catch on.”
frequented by this idle clan. Let a search, and thereby not only shorten deep rows of insertions sewed together
had to be released because the cells
Homemade Tier For Corn Shuck,
Here amid these mountains we have
law
be
passed
that
every
hobo
arrested
the
time
of
the
limit,
but
decrease
the
in a broad shouldered piece.
were too small for him.
Any device to aid in the work of
the ghosts of ancient i>eoples who have
shall
be
compelled
to
work
on
the
exjiense
as
well.
Commander
Boyer
’
s
In order to aid the police lu main .
gone under In the world struggle.
corn cutting time Is worth consider
la Afteraoon Gown.
taining order on the occasion of a re-1*n <'leainng them lip, removing expectations were fulfilled, for after
There may well be tribesmen here
Afternoon gowns that are simple, Ing. An Ohio Farmer correspondent
cent motor race the authorities of the I weeds, rubbish, etc., that may aeeu- searching for a day w ithout success a
whose ancestor was driven high by the
sketches a homemade device for tying
pretty
.nd
becoming
In
one
are
always
town of Rezemnurg, Germany, com I uiulate in vacant lots, etc., aiding in wireless message was received from
flood and settled within sight of Ara
shocks which lie says he has used sev­
lu
demand.
This
year
there
is
excep
­
polled all local cyclists to enroll them I the work, if it is needed, in public the Brooklyn navy yard giving a new
rat and ills cousin, Noah. There are
eral years satisfactorily.
selves among the police.
I parks, and, in fact, doing all of the location of the derelict, and after a fur­ tional opportunity for making them
PERFUMES OF THE EAST.
still tribes who array themselves lu
It consists of a block of wood (A)
satisfactorily,
for
the
reason
that
cash-
Tbe magicians In London have form-1 many tilings which would help to ther search she was found and de­
helmets and chain armor and carry
mere, heurietta, veiling and all sim­ l>-_. by 2 by !• Inches, through which is Tile < ro.uiler« Brought Them From
8|>ears like those of 3,000 years ago.
ed an association known as the Magic beautify the towns and which cannot stroyed.
ilar soft voolen materials are greatly cut an oblong hole (Bi, entered from
II e Hol, I.mid to ISurope.
Others have strange ritual practices
Circle. They found this necessary to l(e guccetefully carried out owing to
In fashion as well as the soft finished the square cud of the block by a flve-
During the dark ages and in early that have come down from the dawn
protect their tricks, as many of the the |u(.k ((f fundg Tfae
bn.
Mikado’s Large Income.
taffeta. In the illustration Is shown a
mediaeval times perfumes, with the ex­ of tbe world, mingling their pagan rites
bent ones were being exposeii by the I
, . . .
The yearly allowance of the Mikado, design which Is suited to all the mate­
burlesque« in tbe music halls
proyeinent club, in the dillerent towns
ception of incense for ecclesiastical use, with worship of tiie "Christ God” and
rials
mentlou«<l
and
which
is
made
in
were almost unknown, and tin- rude the angels of the river, the forest and
A couple were marrlisl In Swlteer- , ",,W "nd ,U,y al“”u,lt of Aork f,,r which is nt the same time that of the
Saxon tlmnes and Norman barons ami the mouutaln. They have blood feuds
land tin- other day and lu search of the p11'’"’ K««•>< leisure. But you whole Inijierlal family, Is now $1,Mst,- shirt waist ftyle, bi t rendered a
their spouses were quite conteut with which go on for generations, like those
novel decided to have their weddilgI•■'oiddn t find something all 000. Besides lie has the yearly income
the smell of wood tires and huge of Corsica iu the past.
breakfast served on the summit of ph® time to keep them busy. It would of $500,000 from the interest on the
masses of roast or seethed meat and’
It Is a mistake to suppose that Rus
Mount Norn. When they got up there plot lie necessary, for by tile time the $10,000.000 which was given to him
(O«S SHOCK TIEll.
were
not nt all solicitous to enjoy the sla took the Caucasus by a general
they found Hie cliampngne frozen solid. I different phases of the work had lieen from tiie war indemnity received from
eighths Inch hole for the insertion of pleasure of sweet odors, It seems to warlike movement.
There was no
To keep tiie channels Hnd the bar of I properly attended to once, tiie record China ten years ago, of $250,000 from
the rope. The block has a tapered slot have been the crusaders who brought need. Divided by religion iuto Chris­
the river Mersey at Liverpool at a of that town for giving the “gentlemen his private estates, which amount to
((’> sawed in tiie other eml. The end of from the Holy Land into western Eu- tians, Mohammedan» and pagans, di
depth of twenty seven feet at low wa of leisure” steady ami strenuous «li­ $5,000,000 or more, of $500,000 from
the hole (lb Is round and smooth next ro|>'- the perfumes for which tiie east vlded by languages which made them
ter 11.000,000 tons of sand were dredg
lovnie|lt wouW u kuowu t<(
tiie forests, covering an area of 5,124,-
to the slot. The rope (D D) Is half an I is from time immemorial Is-en re- mutually unintelligible, the tribes of
ed from the estuary last year. Since I
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torwi
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Inch thick and as long as desired. li >w ned. The original home of per­ this strange museum of bygone races
1800 about
88,008,000 « tons u have i been I I tramp
, 1 in tiie , country, and
. it would l>e 873 acres ami valued at $512,487,300, at
When the rope is around the shock fumes was either China or Egypt. In could take no united action.
removed in this wav
o,,ly a,‘
hoUi who wander«! $100 an acre; in all $1,250,000. Thus
Throughout the flrst three-quarters of
with the end passed through the bole the last mimed century the priests of
Tiie British Columbia canneries, like 0,1 lhe byways and byways and his yearly net income amounts to $2,-
(Bi, the rounded end of the hole serv­ the temple of Heliopolis used to offer the nineteenth century Russia was em­
those on tiie sound, are under the ne-1’domhled accidentally into these un- 750,000. Tlit-re are in all sixty mem­
ing as a pulley, the shock can be drawn every day to their divinity three kinds ployed in absorbing the Cnm-Hsus piece
cessity of throwing away fish. It is I savory towns who would be at the dis- bers in tiie inqierial family, inclusive
tight
and tiie rope pressed snug in the of perfumes, one in the morning, one by piece. Only two of the Caucasian
impossible so to regulate the catch as I posal of the Improvement or any other of eleven married and four widowed
at noon ami the third at night, the last races made anything like strong re­
C holds it till the band Is on.
not to have salmon accumulate and I kind of clulis intent upon tiie is-auti- Princesses, who are members of tiie
being a scent composed of sixteen in sistance. In tbe east a Mohammedan
spoll when the heavier runs are on.
I fying and making attractive every- family by marriage, not l»y birth.
Extension ot Corn Growlnn.
gredlents, forming an ensemble called prophet, Shamyl of the Avar stock,
Corn is needed in our rotations kaphi. The universality of perfumes in which overran a great part of Europe
A species of frog found In Borneo has thing pertaining to their towns. If it
Wheat cannot be raised on the same ancient Greece Is known to every one in the seventh century and was only
very long toes, webbed to the tip. This did no other good it would rid tiie
THE TIME WILL COME
ground •ontinuously. Many farms In who remembers the delightful descrip­ Anally conquered by Charlemagne, led
creature can ienp fnun a h'gh tree and |
thftt have hitherto lieen the
Idaho are becoming less fertile than tions of the perfumed baths of Roman tiie Lesgblans of Daghestan In a roll
When It will be a disgrace not to
by spreading its toes be supplied with rendesvoux of this undesirable element
formerly from this very cause, and a ladies In Bulwer's "Last Days of Pom glous war against Russia. Crafty,daring
work when one is able.
four little parachutes, which enable It
of their presence. In the cities there
change must be made. A systematic peii," and from Hellas the use of per and fertile in resource, occupying
to easily descend; hence It Is called
When to get rich by making others
are vast possibilities for using this poorer will be considered a disgrace.
and rational rotation should be prac­ funiery spread to Rome, where, under mountain slopes cut by Impassable
"the flying frog.”
.Ct a public meeting in Calcutta to I army of tramps. When such a state
ticed. Wheat should be followed by the empire, almost every object was gorges, Shamyl was believed by his
When the same standard of morality
arrange tor welcoming the Prince and 1**1 affairs actually exist and the law is will be demiiinled of men as of women.
some rotation crop, such as clover, scented.
followers to have a charmed life. Only
Princess of Wales the flrst resolution I strictly enforced there will lie fewer
and this by corn. Wheat could then
Even the standards of tiie legions when tbe Russians built forts and mili­
When the golden rule will be regard­
again
be
sowed
and
the
rotation
re
was offered by Maharajah Bahadur hold-ups, jietty thefts, etc., that are ed ns the soundest business philoso­
were perfumed, and tiie velarium of tary roads and gradually Inclosed him
peated. Each crop might be raised two the Coliseum when the emperor was at enormous expense did Shamyl sur­
Jotindra Moliun Tagore and the second now not only a nightly, but a daily oc- phy.
years. 3111s makes a simple and ef present was dusted witli aromatic pow­ render at bls castle of Gunib In 186i>.
by the Hon. Prince Arif Kader Syed currence, in faet, so frequent that half
When all true happiness will be
fective rotation and one that would ders. Tile successive invasions of tiie He passad some years of honorable
M uslf All Mirza Babadoor of Murshl |of such cases are never recorded.
found in doing tbe right and only the
greatly benefit most of our land.—G. A barbarians led to the shutting up of the captivity near Moscow and was then
dabadv
good will be found to be real.
Crossthwart, Idaho.
A remarkable decrease lu tbe uutn-
perfumers' shops with w hich tiie Eter­ allowed, as a devout Mohammedan, to
When the business man will find that
1 know one little lady living in one
ber of deaths from tuberculosis in tbe
nal City had aliounded, and until the end hts days In peace at Mecca.
Trlinnilna Vines and Trees.
nt SHIKT WAIST STYÙK.
I of the interior towns who has kept a his best interests will lie tiie best inter­
larger cities of Prussia within the last
Much rain this summer has caused a time of the Renaissance perfumery In , Very different was the story of tbe
ests
of
the
man
at
tiie
other
end
of
tbe
more dressy by the use of the little very large and tender growth of vines Italy was only vended by a few apoth­ Tcberkesses, or Circassians, who op­
two decades is record«!. In 18SG the record of all the tramps she has fed for bargain.
frills which are made of ribbon plaited and fruit trees. They may not be able ecaries. Its use, however, had not died posed Russia lu the western section of
death rate In cities of over 100,000 in­ several years past on one of tiie casings
When nil hatred, revenge and Jeal­
habitants was 37.3(1 per 10,000. In I of her door. She lives just on the ousy will be regarded as boomerangs very flat. In this Instance the color Is to endure much cold.
Blackberries out In Constantinople, and at the fall the Caucasus. The Circassians were
I edge of town in a pretty country home
the new lapis lazuli blue and the mate­ should lie topped so as to check growth, of tiie Greek empire the Byzantine hardly the peaceable race of whose
1002 It was only 22 pec 10,000.
which inflict upon tbe thrower the lu-
rial is henrietta. The waist is a very harden canes to endure cold anil stim­ Greeks found ttiat their Turkish con­ golden haired captive princesses tn the
Virgil in his day spoke of the "wav­ and has plenty and to spare. While I Jury Intended for others.
generally becoming one that Is tucked ulate fruit bearing. The same treat querors were as passionately fond if harems of the east our boyish dreams
ing woods” of Italy. Today denuded was visiting there recently she re-
When the "best society" will consist at the front and plain at the back, giv­
merit Is advisable for black cap rasp­ perfumery ns they themselves were
were full. Warlike, splendid horsemen
hillsides are the rule, and the strenuous I s|s>nded to the knock at her kitchen of men and women of brains, culture
Sweet essences for secular use were and marksmen, they lived almost en
efforts of the "Pro Montlbus et Silvis” door ami came back smiling, as she and achievement, rather than those ing a yoke effect by means of the back berries where tips are not wanted to
societies hate not yet succeeded in I went about preparing a meal. “They whose chief merit and dis: net ion lie in that Is extended on to the front. There grow plants; also prune the tip ends of first made an article of trade In Fram e tirely by pillage. In 1804 they submit­
arousing the government to action in have me spotted, you see,” she said. the possession of unearned fortunes.— is a regulation box plait at the center, peach trees. 1 would not neglect this by one Rem- or Rinaldo, a Florentine, ted, and RuMla, knowing them to be
but the sleeves are the new ones of the trimming even should ft cost $2 per who came to Paris In tiie suit of Cath­ unninnagcabln In the mountain«, gave
tbe matter of reafforesting.
I “It is a poor, forlorn looking tramp, Success Magazine.
season that are backed above the hour, concludes a Missouri correspond erine de Medici«, to whom the French them the choice of coming down into
While some regiments of Loudon vol­
wanting a bite to eat. I never refuse
straight cuffs. The skirt is five gored ent in an exchange.
people likewise owe the Introduction of the plains or emigrating Into Turkish
VnryltiK Welicht of tiie Body.
unteers were engaged In a sham tight
and is simply laid in narrow tucks
any one a meal, it is against my prin­
confectionery and If malevolent rumor territory. They chose the latter course
A
physician
points
out
that
several
In the suburbs the other day a man
PIGEON POINTS
over the hips, which give a yoke effect
Is to be credited the confection of Ht and were welcomed by the sultan, but
on a coach passing along a neighboring ciple. Possibly a selfish motive, you fallacies are common with regard to and confines the fullness at that point.
as his ships arrived at tbe Black sea*
least half a dozen subtle poisons
road sounded "(’ease firing!” on bis bu­ might say, for somewhere on this the weight of the human body. The
The pigeon house must not only 1>«
ports to meet them long after the prop­
gle. The call was passed along the broad mother earth I have a son, who man wlio congratulates himself on bls
.boat Ratton«.
rat proof, but also damp proof.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
gain of several pounds in weight in a
er time large numbers perished of hard
lines, and the battle was suspend«! ran away from home when he was a
Embroidered buttons are to be the
ship ami disease. Borne were settled
Tbe squab loft should have a south
given period may have no cause for
till the Joke was discovered.
mere boy. I do not know but what he rejoicing, for be may be under a delu­ fad of the winter, but there Is this nice and east front.
You can't satisfy some people. Don' i’t in Armenia, others lu Bulgaria, others
One of the most important interna has met with misfortune and is a wan- sion. Very few persons, says the In­ thing about them—that though fash­
in various parts of Asia Minor, and
Overfeeding of buckwheat or hemp­ try.
tlonal treaties ever sign«! was that Merer in the land homeless, hungry, vestigator. have any correct idea of ionable they are not expensive, for
If you do a disastrous thing careless­ wherever they went there has been
seed Is apt to produce vertigo.
between twelve European countries for tired and footsore. 1 have no guaran­ thetr own weight. As n matter of they can be done at home and are
Never breed from immature stock. ly, it is the same thing ns if you did It trouble since.
the doing away of the white slave tee that he is not, for he has never fact, the weight of the body is continu­ within the reach of every person who
ou purpose.
Birds under six months of age cannot
traffic, the treaty going Into effect July written me a word since he took his ally changing owing to innumerable has a needle and thread.
First Typrarttln* Marhlar.
Some people's idea of being sincere
give good results.
18. It Is agre«l that each country es- I little bundle of clothes on his liack and influences. On a warm day, after
In answer to the query. How old ars
is to say disagreeable things to their
Never use straw or bay for nesting
tablish bureaus for collection of Infor
tyi>esettlng machines? the Ixmiion
friends' faces.
Wa.hable Collars.
[slipped
out one night after we had all breakfast, a man will lose more than a
material, as the hollow center becomes
I
mation and to exchange information.
third
of
a
pound
per
hour.
Seventy
per
Nearly
all
the
wool
waists
have
Some houses always look as though Chronicle print« an extract from a
I
gone
to
bed.
His
father
had
punished
an
Im-ubator
for
vermin.
The Universal Fishery Journal of I
ceut of the body contains water, and washable collars and ties, some simply
the occupants were In the midst of a copy of the Birmingham Herald of
The signs of decay are sterility, care­
1823 “Dr. Church Is now at Blrmlng
Germany calls attention to Hi* fact I him for some trifling ott'eiise and he its weight varies constantly. The In­ homemade turnovers, others plain linen
house cleaning.
less and insufficient feeding of the
baui preparing bls naw printing ma
that fish are great destroyers of many couldn’t forgive it. He left a little ference to be drawn from the loss or tailored stocks with hand embroidered
If
the
women
were
called
upou
to
young and the rearing of only one bird
annoying Insects. Hie various branches | note to me pinned on bis pillow, saving gain of a pound or two may be mis­ ties.
vote for the nicest man in town, how chin«-. The comi*«ltor lias only to sit
In a nest.. ________________
down at this curious mechanism as be
of the carp family nre said to be the that he was going out to make a for­ trusted. Fluctuations of a few ounces
many would vote for their husbands?
Break n Bad Temper.
Trifle«.
most active along these lines. The tune and that he was never coming are a sign that the body is In a healthy
Never worry about anything that you would at a pianoforte, and as ba strikes
Me are often reminded of what Mrs.
Anger gets more people Into trouble can put off until tomorrow. Many of the keys the types all fall from tbe
larva of the mosquito Is one of the back. That little note was wet with state.
Chillingly «a|,| when asked who man than meanness. We do and say things
choicest morsels which fall to the finny liis tears. If he has lieen spared he
the worries of todny, If put off until to­ case Into their proper places with a
Dicken« and Thnckerar.
aged her household. Her reply was. while in a temper that we spend tiie morrow. will take care of themselves.
velocity that keeps pace with the most
epicure.
may lie wandering from place to place,
“1 once missed meeting Ilk-kens at “My husband has agreed that I may rest of our Ilves In regretting. Parents
rapid speaker. The form having lieen
A man and bls girl can endure a
I and whenever 1 give a meal to a tramp Chatsworth. He left the day of ruy decide upon all the small questions If should never punish their children
Mallet «tn«.
worked off, the type move« Into the
great many hardships when they are
Mrs. McCall—I do wish I could get I inwardly send up a prayer that some arrival,” writes I«eveson-Gower in his I will let him decide the large ones.” while in anger, for If they do the child
melting jxit, from which it is returned,,
courting
that
they
don't
know
are
hard
­
a good maid. Mrs. Vandlne-You might other woman may be merciful to my memoirs. “Thackeray came that same As small ones arose many times each invariably gets more than It deserves.
recast into Its original state without
Interview mine. I think she'd be de­ boy if lie is in need. I don’t dream afternoon and was anxious to ln-ar day and large ones only at intervals Wait till you cool down before you ships until after they are married.— any diminution of material and thence
Atchison
Globe.
lighted to go to you. Mrs. McCall—But that he lia.« been successful, for if he about Dickens' visit. He wonders-1 of months, ft ended Jn her "ruling the whip or shut up in dark closets. Then,
distributed Into th* case quite new.
why doe't you keep her? Mr*. ’Van­ had he would never have forgotten whether lie bad toadied file duke very roost.”
too, if It Is the child that has a temper
One of these machines placed at the
Two Mdro to It.
much.
My
Impression
Is
that,
though
dina—Oh. she won't stay! She says she Another; he wouki^surely have written
ami not yourself break it before tbe
Keeker It costs so much mare to live bar of Mie bou«e of commons would al
profeasing to be friends, these two
The use of envelopes was scarcely
wants a place where she won't hare so
to me. He is too proud, however, to great novelists did not care much for known until after penny pogtage was urje of six is reached, for if you don’t now than It used to. Nokeek—It ought wgy» insure a correct repdft of the de
many dresses and hats to take care of.
then that child's temper Is likely never to. It's worth more to live now than It bate, o Dr. Church, tbe Inventor, is a
acknowledge that he has madeafaii- one another."
Introduced.
---Answer*
to be conquered.
native of Boston, In New England ”
I used to be.—Chicago Tribune
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