o
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a
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Nor would be sleep upou tue soil
of genius; that solitude bad ala W
WOMAN AND FASHION THE TOWER OF SILENCE. mhceit ' i «’»«i*''»
BLOOD CIRCULATION.
been eagerly sought for In pt i. »; e woolcu ^oli'botM which even tho-poor-
It was the Inspiration of the do 1- W of New MeXlcau home* afford, but. SreMlblus au«l It* Helatluu to Ike
A Gow a From Part«.
UuuibNy'a Grewaom? Cemetery aa<l lOFFITT
WKAPPING ... 1
Sverat ut Good Health.
nant religion of every nation: that the absorbed bj de. jut thoughts. wiapp«l
Its Well Fed VWltarea.
& TOWNE
The gown Illustrated Is of silver gray
CAHDSTOCK
founders of these religions were me» himself iu his «»arse blanket aud laid
The secret of health, as every Intel^ •crepe de cliiue. trimmed with gray
Th* Tuwar of Slleuce on top of Mai
...Strav*
and
Binder«* BoaPd.e«
himself
OU
the
bare
ggvuud
or
lu
some
who, seeking the quiet and .»«hision
gent physician knows, is free and full panne and silk fiber lace, dyed to tbar bill Is tb<*'prettiest spot lu Bom
Firat Mrwt
of the desert ami by subordinating the outhouse with the sheep aud goats. circulation of the blood, and this circu mutch the crepe de chine. The skirt bay. There Is a circle of concrete walls
Tel. Mato iw.
13
SAN FRANCUM*'
course, was part of his self latlon is dependent absolutely on tin»-- Is shirred around tlie hips and worn twenty-dve feet high, ln.kle this wall,
flesh to the spirit, bad visions of the This.
beyond; that the veil biding the better Imposed peuauce, from which he never ough oxygenation In many cases over a foundatlun of gray silk, The six feet froui the top, is an Inclined
world had been lifted for them und deviated, ngyrous us it was.
where erroneous habits of living have corsage has u pointed lace yoke, « 1th floor of «)ucrete, divided Into three cir-
One day after his fuurillar aud be been so long continued that cougestiou collar combined, ornameuted by a sur c I* m aud surrounding a pit. The outer
that their teiK-hlngs had come down to
us through tlie «>n% elevating man loved face bad I h - cii missed tor some has become chronic in one sha|>e or an
circle is widest and Is for the men; the
above the brute.
time by his devotees a sorrowful party other—obesity, gout, rheumatism, con
second circle is a little narrower and la
The next morning after the sudden went out to seek him. They fouud him stipation
or tuberculosis
having
for the women: the Inner circle, aur- That la What the Books Hay of
appearance of the stranger whose pres dead in bls cave, his beuda infold«! iu camped In the system and crippled It
rounding the pit, la narrowest of the
Chronic Kidney Diueaac, But
ence had so dlsconUHised the usually bis delicately shaped fingers aud ■ his the patient is not apt to be In a condi
three and Is for the children. The cell
the New
Pulton Compounds
'1 he hermit priest, ns be was now calm priest, a delicious morning in the eountsiiauce wearing a saintlike ex- tion to readily assimilate a sufficient
ter pit Is deep and tilled in the bottom
Hava a Record of 87*, of R ecov*
called, had of earthly possessions so month of “autumn’s holocaust,” when pression. A polsoned dagger in bis quantity of oxygen direct from tlie at
with sand and cliHrcoal. There are
erica AnionjJ Chronic Cases In
little that he could have vied with the the breeze was billowing the russet heart by the hand of an assassin had Biosphere. The breathing apiMirutus
five of these. When a I’arsee dies he Is
lowly Nazarene In the splendor of his colored gruss upon the virgin prairies, aceoniplislital the foul deed, which for must first be properly developed, so
curable by All Other Mcdicincu.
laid in one of these. No one ever sre«
poverty. Of crucifixes. devotional me Father Francesco gather«! up his few a whole lifetime, during every moment that the patient shall be able to grad
the inside but those who bear the b<sl
mento« and other religious trinkets precious relics and, accepting the es of the unhappy man's active and ually Increase the supply of air to the
lea In. and they do not look around, but
Druggists know that kidney disease that has
sweetly suggestive of better and lune cort of a caravan Just ready to start dreaming hours, was a continually d la- system, until at last he recovers tlie
walk right out. Overhead and perch«! buug ou eight or ten months has become chronte
pier days he bad preserved a few. for New Mexico, left Council Grove, turblng anticipation.
normal power of deep breathing.
on the tops of the walls are many vul aud that it is Itea regarded by physicians as
Ills greatest solace was In half a dozen his cave and the warm friends he had
Tlius pa»H«l away, as he had pre
With tlie building up of the lungs
tures When a body Is borne In these incurable and that up to the advent of ths
well thiiiiit>ed small volumes, between made there forever.
dieted in hi« youth, the «-centric hut through proper breathing there is a
vultures swoop down, and In two b'uiton Cumpouuds that nothing ou their shelves
wliuse covers none jievred but himself.
Tlie caravan under the protection of holy Matt«* B«-callul, hermit priest metabolism of all the tissues and or
hours they have eaten it clean. Then would touch it. It is a proven tact that nearly
He was ever regular at his devotions, which the frightened hermit went aud the “El Solitario” of the New Mex gans, so that, for most men, breathing
boues are swept Into the pit, and nine-tenths of all oases are now curable, and
thciuselvea are taking the new Com
for notwithstanding he had grievously westward was owned by a Mexican ico mountains, a man of sorrow and exercises are more important than any
rain washes the circles clean, and druggists
pounds. One of the recoveries was Dr. Zeils
sinned, as he declared, he was con don, brother-in-law to Kit Carson. He grief, yet with as much repentance and mere muscular exercise. Not only the
bones in the pit crumble to dust, himself, the pioneer druggist of
Pacific
stantly striving to outlive ila horrid still resides near the spot where the as many penances as sins, oue of those lungs, but all the Internal organs are
the water drains off through the street, San Francisco, and ho gave it to over a
memory and to repair the Injury lie 111 fated Italian was. a year or two aft ethereal beings who might become brought into play by correct breathing.
sand nnd charcoal Into the earth. The dozen others who recovered. Here is anothet
bad done Ids Master's cause.
er ills wearisome Journey across the physically unclean, but uever spiritual It develops tlie heart, stomach, liver
Interesting recovery. (We c- pv troui the bacra-
vultures sometimes become so large nuulo
News of November 10, 1902).
He ¡ajssessed one article of property great plains, hurried to eternity.
and kidneys directly and indirectly and
ly Impure.
and heavy they can hardly fly. They
“After a serious illness of over a year Judge
that tinges his sojourn at Council
This venerable Mexican and old time
For years after his departure from nourishes all these organs ns they
allow no other birds near the place. I R Allen of this city has recovered and ro-
Grove with n delightfully romantic voyageur of the almost obliterated Council Grove the hermit priest’s cave should be nourished by more blood nnd
himself most fortunate lu successfully
That Is how tire Parsecs dispose of (ards
ait ling with what is generally regarded as a
remembrance among the very llndted Santa Fe trail, when I last visited him was an obj« t of much Interest. Until lietter blood In constant and regular
fatal malady, Bright’S Disease of the kidneys,
their dead.
number now living there who knew of at his hospitable borne In the moun within a very short period, when the circulation. Breathing, therefore. Is n
lu speaking of his case Judge Allen said: *1
believe that the treatment given me by my
the vagaries of the remarkably strange tains fourteen years ago, entertuined quarrymeu tore down its last vestige, sovereign remedy for our national dis
Lyln* on the Ri*ht Side.
physician was in accordance with the best
man; these were sometimes bls con me by relating some of the more prom upon Its time worn walls could be trac ease of nervous depletion. It might
luelhoxls used 1n the regular practice of medi
bad
When a patient complains of a
cine. but ft afforded me no relief. Hearing of
fidants and friends within a limited de inent characteristics of his strange ed, rudely carved, bls name, Matteo well replace the countless tonics, stlm
taste in bis mouth every morning on the Fulton Compounds I went to San Franc is co
FOR AFTERNOON WEAR.
gree. It was a rudely constructed companion during that memorable Boccalini, a cross, "Jesu,” “Maria" and tihints and anodynes now so commonly
uud was Boon convinced 1 should
waking up, says a physician, the first to investigate
be treatment. It was three months
mandolin, which during all the years trip with the hermit priest from Coun “Capri." all so dear to the lonely and resorted to. where results are nothing plieed pelerine formed with pinhead question 1 ask him is as to the position undergo
before
I
noticed
a c isnge for the belter. 1 used
tucks, and Is finished with tucks of
the mtMliuiue faithfully for nearly a year aud
cil Grove more than twenty years pre sad man's heart.
less than tragic In thousands of cases. crepe de chine, panne velvet and lurge he assumes when going to sleep. An cau
now fiud uo evidence of the disease and
viously. He said that the strange man
—Maurice Manning. M. D.. in Vim.
satisfied it is eutirelv eliminate !. My ap
lace medallions. The belt is also of Immense number of people sleep on the am
petite is gcod, 1 have gamed seventeen pounds
would never ride either ou horseback
STEVENSON.
panne velvet. The sleeves are of crepe left side, and this is the moat common lu weight aud will be pleased to describe my
or in one of the wagons, despite the
WHERE OLD HATS GO.
to auyouew ho may call or write.' *
de cliiue. with full flowing puffs of cause of the unpleasant taste which Is experience
—Sacramento News, Nov. 16, 19U2
earnest Invitation extended to him So I.Imp He Looked as Though Just
chiffon with deep cuffs of luce.—New- generally attributed to dyspepsia, if a
Fished From the Sea.
The editor of the News himself was the friend
Clerk Tell* of I niiiue Scheme Far
each recurring morning by the master
meal had been taken within two or Who told Judge Alien of the Fulton Compounds.
York Mall and Express.
He was tall, thin, spare - Indeed, he
M.king Clear Money.
of the caravan, preferring to trudge
three hours of going to bed, to Bleep on They are the only things known that cure
struck
me
as
almost
fantastically
diseases after as well as before they
“Needn't send that old hat home,"
along uncomplainingly day after day
the left side is to give the stomach a kidney
Shirring. of Velvet.
become chronic, which happens about the leu tn
during the sunny hours beside the spare. I remember thinking that the said the customer as he placed the new
task
which
It
Is
difficult
in
the
extreme
month.
Equally efficient in dropsy, gout,
Although velvet hats will I m * in the
plodding oxen through the alkali dust station draft caught him like a torn ly purchased derby on his head. "It's ascendant so far as style is concerned, to perform. The student of anatomy rheumatism from uric acid and bladder troubles,
Fultons
Reual Compound for Bright’s aid
leaf flowing at the end of a branch, too shiny around the edges, .anil it
of the desert.
felts are not tabooed by any means. knows that all food enters and leaves Kidney Diseases, etc , 11; for Diabetes, H
Washington street. Suu
Neither at night would he partake ills clothes hung about him as the would just take up room in the closet.” The indications are that rough and the stomach on the right Bide, and Jolm J Fultrn Co ,
Franclsoo, sole compounders Free analyses
The customer walked out of the store hairy felts will prevail most generally, hence sleeping on the left side soon patients.
of the shelter of the tent constantly glothes of a convalescent who has lost
Send for pamphlet. We are the
offered, but as constantly and persist hulk and weight after long fever. He and the clerk turned to a friend.
uud they come In plateaus and u wide a-fter eating Involves a sort of pump 6«usivo agents lor thu&u Cuxupounds in this
ently refused, preferring to roll himself had on n Jacket of brown velveteen—I
"That means cigar money for me,” be variety of stiff shapes, the colors being ing operation which is anything but
up In a single coarse wrap, seeking cannot swear to the color, but that de said, "anil 1 smoke good cigars at that mostly brown and gray. In the ma conducive to sound repose. The action
some quiet spot removed from the cor- tail always «>mes back in the recalled In most stores It wouldn't do me very Jority of cases the brim will lie HUffi- of the heart is also Interfered with
ral of wagons, where for an hour or picture—a flannel shirt, with a loose much good, as all the discarded hats ciently tractable to admit of the mil considerably, and the lungs are unduly
The mortality among
babies during th<
two under the Mclntillatlng stars he necktie bundled into a sailor's knot, are given to the drivers of the delivery liner’s free manipulation.
compressed, it Is probable that lying three
teething years I m soinethint? frightful
would tell off his beads or. accompa somewhat fantastical trousers, though t. agons. But here the bouse allows the
on the back Is the most natural posi The QMMNM of 1?MK> BROWS Hi.il • I •* u t DM In
Among
fancy
braids
talked
of
is
one
nied by his mandolin, chant some sad no doubt this effect was due in part to rlerks to have the bats, aud as result made of louisine silk, narrow strips of tion. but few men can rest easily so, every seven succumbs.
The cause
is
apparent.
With
baby’s
refrain to the Virgin until long after their limp amplitude about what we make a little extra money. About
which are plaited. Some very pretty and hence it Is best to cultivate the bones hardening, the fontanel (opening in the
the camp had gone to sleep. For Ills seemed rather the thin green poles fa once a w«*k the bushelman «lines shapes are made of this.
closing up and Its teetu forming, all
habit of sleeping on the right side. It skull)
these coming at once create a demand foi
subsistence he himself caught and miliar in dahlia pots than the legs of a around to the store looking for old lints,
There is no better evidence that di is very largely a matter of habit, and bone material that nearly half the little
cooked the prairie dog, ground squir human creature. He wore a straw hat and when I give him all I have collect rectoire styles generally will soon be the sooner It Is acquired the better.
syatema are deficient in.
The result Is
I eevishness, weakness, sweating, fever, diar-
rel. rattlesnake and gopher. Only oc that in Its rear rim suggested forget ed he pays on an average of 15 cents
rhoea, brain troubles, convulsions, etc , that
with
us
than
the
fact
tliut
some
of
the
casionally when bard pressed would he fulness on the part of its wearer, who apiece for them.
Camel Carriages.
under
prove terribly fatal, The deaths In
newest hats have a crown called the
three years were 304,'.»bb, to say nothing of
accept a meal, which was constantly had apparently. In sleep or heedless
“After the busbelman has made bls
Camel carriages are not common the
vast number outside the big cities that
directoire,
it
never
exceeds
three
ness,
treated
It
as
a
cloth
cap.
These,
proffered by the Mexican teamsters,
rounds he takes the hats to a shop on
conveyances In most parts of India, were not reported, and this In the United
who begged the hermit priest to share however, were details In themselves South street, and there they nre taken inches In height, is straight at the sides but on the great trunk road leading to States alone.
and
not
very
wide.
It
represents
a
nat
baby begins to sweat, worry or cry
with them, for In their love for the trivial and were not consciously noted apart. The silk ribbons aud bands and
Delhi they are frequently to be seen. out When
in sleep don’t wait, and the need h
church to which they were so devoted till later. The long, narrow face, then sweatbands are removed and the hat ural reaction from plateaus uud will be They are lurge. double story wagons, neither medicine nor narcotic«. Wliat the
system Is crying out for is more bone
he seemed to their simple minds a almost sallow, with somewhat long, given n thorough cleaning and new ma a decidedly pleasing novelty, not too drawn sometimes by one. sometimes little
material.
Sweetnian'» Tvet hing Faod sup
extreme.
most zealous but humble exponent of loose hair, that draggled from lieneath terial anil trimmings put on. When it
plies It. It has saved the lives of thousands
three
camels,
accord-
by
two
or
even
Buckles
are
to
the
fore,
both
square
of
babies.
They begin to Improve within
the
yellow
straw
hat
well
over
the
their religious tenets and the visible
Is all flx«l up it is extremely difficult
Ing to their size, iron bars which give
hours,
Here Is what physicians
ears, along the dusky hollows of tem to tell it from a new hat. and in many and elongated. They come in cut steel, them a cagelike appearance were orlg- forty-eight
form of their sacred faith.
think of It.
MM Washington Ht,
Thus reticent, thoughtful and devout, ple and cheek, was what immediately cases it will sell for as high as $2. jet or either gilt or silvered metal. Inally intended as a defense against
Francisco, June 2, ltM)2.
he marched with the caravan for many attract«! attention. But the extraor When you can buy a liat for 15 cents, There is no word concerning rhine robbers, and the carts were probably Gentlemen—1 San
»ni prescribing your food lu
stones
or
other
glittering
gems.
troubles due to Im-
weeks until at last the City of the Holy dinariness of the Impression wns of a clean it for about 5 cents, put 25 cents'
also used for tlie conveyance of pris the multitude ut A baby
large percentage of In-
peded dentition,
Faith, the quaint old Spanish town man who had Just been rescued from worth of leather and ribbon on It and
oners. "The most picturesque ‘proper fantile ills and fatalities are the result of
The Shirt Waist Jacket.
■low teething. Your food supplies what the
of Santa Fe, was reached. There he the sea or a river. Except for the fnct sell It for a dollar or more, you see
Of the invention of wrap conceit ty’ of the Punjab government.” says deficient system demands, and I have had
He become enamored of u fair ilt voice. parted company with bls escort and for that his clothes did not drip, that the where the profit comes In. don’t you?”— there is no end. Among the newest Is John Lockwood Dlpllng, "Is a huge surprising auccew with :t. in scores of cases
nearly a year afterward 'wandered all long black locks hung limp, but not Philadelphia Press.
diet, given with th*’! regular foatf, has
of his erratic pilgrimage he luid tena-
the “shirt waist Jacket,” so called pre char-a-banc to which Is harnessed a this
not failed to cheek the infantile distresses.
over that portion of the territory of moist, and that the short velveteen
clously clung to until Its exterior pre- New Mexico uud Into Arizona, still Jacket was disreputable, but not damp,
sumably not so much because it covers team of four or six fine camels with Several of the more serious cases would, I
feel sure, have been fatal without it. It can
The “Show” and the Showy People.
seated a confused mass Of sera ti fies
a shirt waist as because it is so brief leopard skin housings and gayly at not
be too quickly brought to the attention
this Impression of a man Just come or
“Society” In England is divided Into as to reveal the prettiness of that gar tired riders." Neither camel nor bul of
and deuts. Indicative of hard usa ge. seeking tlie Alnaschar of his dreams, taken from the water was overwhelm
tiie muthers of the country. It is an ah
a suitable abiding place in the recesses
lock carts commend themselves much solute necessity.
two classes—show people and showy ment.
Despite all that, curious us it may
ing.—William Sharp in Tall Mall Mag people. To the first “society” belongs;
L. C. MENDEL, M D.
Beem, by some mysterious means Its of the lillls and a people whose souls azine.
The sleeves end Just below the el to tlie western traveler, but In out of
the Becond are anxious to belong to bow, and In front the Jacket is cut very the way places the latter are often
Petaluma, Jal., September 1, 19W1.
rich tones had been preserved In their might be made to attune with his. But
he miserably failed In all that he de
Dear Sirs—I have just tried the teething
“society.”
origlnul purity and depth.
low and finished with long revel's. found very useful.
food In two oases and in both It wan a suc
Thackeray's Mustache.
Of the former there are comparative- Scarlet silk flannel makes up smartly
cess. One was a very serious case, so criti
tin the evenings of Kansas' Incom sir«! during bls sad pilgrimage through
cal that It was brought to me from another
In a notv on Samuel Laurence's por ly few. It is a feature of the times into one of these Jackets. It Ims black
Took Him at Hla Word.
parable Indian summer, during the out the southwest. Then, turning
for treatment. Fatal results were feared.
In the year of 1083 the forces of King city
early part of which season he was liv northward again, he slowly and almost trait of Thackeray—that representing that there are very many of the latter. moire revers. The back of the little
In three days the baby ceased worrying and
The show people are those who. be coat Is tight fitting. In front there is Alfonso VI. attacked the Moors and commenced eating and Is now well. Its action
ing In his cave near Council Grove, despairingly retraced his steps until he the novelist's face In full—the Illus
In this case was remarkable. 1 would
the hermit priest, seated on a project arrived in the sequestered valley of trated London News of Oct 13, 1855, cause of their position, their popularity a slight blouse, which is drawn into drove them out of Madrid. In this vise you to put It In every drug store In
says:
or their abilities, have attained promi the waist by a narrow black moire connection there Is a legend that the city. Yours,
ing ledge at the mouth of his ro.-I.y
I. M. PROCTOR, M D.
“It Is not, we must confess, alto nence and are more or less associated belt. Below the belt the silk flannel Segovlans. who wore allies of Alfonso,
and tsolaied retreat, would sweep the
gether
true
to
Ills
present
appearance,
had
been
checked
by
the
snows
in
the
Sweetman's
Teething
Food will carry babj
together
In
the
social
life
of
their
pe-
etriugs of his treasured Instrument
extends In the shape of a narrow yoke
for It wants a recent and becoming rlod.
mountain passes of Fuenfrla and were safely and comfortably through the m«st dan
with a touch as light, deft and sorrow
over the hips with two tab shaped
gerous period of child life. It renders lanc
addition to the upper lip in the shape
The showy people, without the posi pieces In front. This little yoke por therefore lute In overtaking the main ing of the gums unnecessary. It is the safest
fully tender as a maiden whose pi' - -
of n black mustache that contrasts tlon. the popularity or the abilities. tlon is finished with rows of black body of the army, which had sat down plan and a blessing to the baby to not wait
young heart lias Just been thrilled hi
symptoms but to commence giving It ths
most admirably with a head of silver strive to become prominent by display stitching.
before Madrid. "Sire,” they Inquired for
fourth or fifth month.
Then ail the teetl
lts first breath of love.
gray, but It is like the man and will extravagance, eccentricities or self ad
of the king, "where shall we camp?" will come healthfully, without pain, dis
To those who were fortunate .-.nd
tresa
or
lancing.
It
Is
an
auxiliary to thel
be welcome to his many admirers.”
“Inside the city," return«! Alfonso, regular diet and easily taken.
vertlsenieiit. Their carriages are paint
The Plame.
they were very few to be invited to
Price W) centi
The
reference
here
to
the
mustache
with
a
sneer,
being
angry
with
them
(enough
for
six
weeks),
sent
postpaid on if
ed In the most glaring color; they are
No hat is so becoming as the one
spend an hour with him Ills vesper
celpt of price. Pacific Coast Agents, Intani
is
Interesting
for
the
reason
that
every
b«'ause
of
their
tardiness.
They
took
dressed expensively even on ordinary that has a long tine white plume draped
hymns, render«! In Ills exquisite truer
Drug Co., Mills Building, San Francisco.
portrait of Thackeray, with one excep occasions; they are tireless and tire
the king at bls word, carried the walls
voice, were us soul inspirit.'’ a< the
of
tion.
represents
him
with
a
clean
and tlie next morning the banner
some In their endeavors to appear to
gentle earnestness of a young girl's
shaven upper lip, the exception being be associated with “society;” their life
Segovia was floating from a turret of
prayer, ills sometime Neapolitan songs
SINGS ITS DEATH SONG.
Macllse's pencil drawing of the famous may be described as oue of continuous
the gate of Guadalajara.
and soft airs of his native isle wen* as
“Titmarsh.’' which, however, belongs deceit and disappointment, and they
A Peculiar Bird Found In the Jun-
•weet as the chant of the angels be
to a much earlier date—viz, almut take offense on the least provocation
Tact.
*lee of South America.
Invoked when In a deeply religious
1840 —and In which there Is Just a and are implacable In tlieir vindictive
Laura,” said Mr. Ferguson, “this Is
Thon* la a queer bird In the jungles
mood, and his heart feeling tones min
suspicion of a mustache. Presumably ness.—London Truth.
Mr. Klippinger of Harkinsvllle,” the of northern South America which 1 h
gled sadly with the gentle soughing of
the hirsute appendage of 1855 was
town where I used to live. He's the called the “pauji” by the nntlves, but
the evening breeze in the dense foliage
merely a passing fancy, which the ra
Mollnmiiieilaim and Pl<s.
editor of the Echo, I was telling him Is known to science ns the gnlvntod
on the margin of the placid Neosho
zor speedily disposed of.—Notes and
A recent traveler In Somaliland gives
we had the files of bls paper for the curaMon. It is chiefly remarkable be
that flowed near by. Thus in the calm
Queries.
the following curious incident show
last ten years. I'll show them to you. muse it slugs its own death song.
enjoyment of his seif Imposed solitude
Ing the Mohammedan hatred for pigs:
Mr. Klippinger. They're’’—
It does not really fling, but makes a
he lived with—
What He We*.
"Why, George,” Interrupted Mrs. deep humming noise which Hounds
“We shot two wart hogs, one a partle
The moss his bed. the cave his humble
A
mnn
of
letters
—
of
poor
physique
—
ularly
big
tx>ar.
Alan
wished
to
keep
Ferguson,
with
a
mechanical
sort
of
cell.
very much like the Npanlflh word« “El
recently kn<>ck«l a policeman down and the tusks, but of course none of the
smile, "I ought to have told you, but— kiuerto eata aqul” (the corpse lies here).
His tood the fruits, his drink the crystal
well.
Is still at large to tell the tale. It was Somalis would touch the unclenn anl
but they're under the dining room car
“It is while uttering this lugubrious
Among the various languages neces
on the bank of the upper Thames, mal. At last a bribe of 2 rupees in
pet.”—Chicago Tribune.
rliflnt,” said a South American travel
sary for the communication of ideus
where a notice blds "Pedestrians to en duced the Mhlgan woman to chop the
er, “that the *paujl' usually meets its
between the motley crowd comprising
She Recognised Him.
ter the towing path by the roadway.” tusks out with a hatchet Even then
death, for the hunter can then eafllly
the civilization of tlie then remote re
The man of letters, however, knew the she would not touch them and with
Two little girls were playing in front track it to it« retreat, and it falls a
gion there was none that Matteo Boe-
short cut and took It, running Into a the help of two sticks, which she used
of a city dwelling when a strange man victim, as the Indians say, tn fts own
culinl did not understand and speak
huge Berkshire coustable. "See that like a pair of tongs, put them on a
wen* by
death song,’*
fluently, so liberal bud been bis educa
notice board?" remarked the constable, camel. Then there was a long dispute
"That nujn Is an undertaker.” said
NEW WAY TO WEAK IT
If the “pauji” gets suspicious It Im
oue of tbeiittle girls.
blocking tlie narrow path. The mnn of al-out the hatchet. No one would touch
tion In that particular.
mediately cease* humming, and that Is
Once when a stabbed und dying Mex
letters look«l. considered, and replied, it It had been defiled. Of course this over it. It gives softness to the face
“How do you know?" asked her com a sure indication to the hunter that
ican, the victim of some gambling
"But you see I’m not a pedestrian.” was pure affectation and playing to the and is. after all. an economical way of panion.
the bird has seen him or scents dan
quarrel among the drivers of the bull
The constable considered hitn from bls gallery on the ayah’s part At home trimming a hat.
“Oil. liecause be is the man who un
This photograph shows a wide brim dertook my grandmother.” — Lippin ger. In such a case the only thing for
truln Io which he was attached, asked
hat to bis boots and back again. “Why, with her native tribe she would have
the sportsman to do 1s to remain per
Through elckneet he nuried.
a service for the re|s>se of his soul
wliat are you then?” he asked. “I'm a gorged all the pig she could get. But med white horsehair hut. from wldch cott's.
fectly still. The bird may become re
has
been
taken
the
faded
trimming.
It
It
flattered
the
Somalis,
and
we
march
Father Francesco hastened to the aux the Sapplllo, where be at last found a Congregatioihiilist.” said the man of let
fissured after waiting awhile and again
is
draped
with
one
plume,
beginning
In
Jaat His Lack.
ious man's side. There he admlnls humble class and bls coveted cave on ters. The constable dropped.—London ed off, the ayah bolding the hatchet at
begin to call, “The corpse Iles here.” It
“1 long to go about doing good." said
arm's length as If It were going to bite a pnste buckle, the long quill of the
tered in the Mexican’s own lauguage the summit of the mighty mountain de Chronicle.
ran then be cautiously approached and
plume left bare.
tlrs. Henpeck.
the lust sai-rament of the church to the scribed at the opening of this chapter.
her.”
killed.
“
Don
’
t
hang
back
on
my
account,
”
re
expiring creature, who died with n re
The
Boya
In
Gray.
There, content after so many years
If It Is only wounded the “pauji” usu
Still Good, Thouth 1 henper.
The Twelve Jurymen.
piled Mr. Henpeck wearily. "I know a
signed look upon bls face ns lie listened of unsatisfied wandering, he com
A question often asked, according to
ally escapes, though It cannot fly much
Beautiful
lnde«l
are
many
of
the
pas
A
prisoner
is
tried
by
twelve
of
bls
roman
who
will
come
to
take
care
of
to the absolving words he could per menced that life of religious ministra the United Service, Is why tlie army
lietter than the ordinary domestic
fectly understand, nnd this was a thing tions and exercised those unselfish acts cadets at West Point wear a gray uni fellow countrymen. This custom Is a sementerles that are being sold at s the children for her board and clothes." fowl. It Is very fleet of foot nnd will
Then she flared up and wouldn’t go —
of Joy to the indy man who had per of kindness and love whose remem form, while the uniform of the army thousand years old, and we get It from small priqiortion of their former prices
outrun the hunter until It Is loflt in the
the Vikings. The Vikings divided their and many of them are giMxl Invest
formed the sacred office.
brance Is Imprinted so Indelibly on the Is blue. The origin of the distinction country up into cantons, w’hlch were ments. for the negligees of the comint Chicago Record-Hera Id.
lense undergrowth of the Jungle.
One day late in the month of Octo hearts of his devoted followers, for—
dates back to the war of 1812-14,
In the mating season the male “pauji”
her. now nearly thirty four years ago Through suffering he soothed and througn when the commissary general of the subdivided Into twelve portions, each winter can be effectively trimmed will
Did a« He Promised.
Is the moat pugnacious of birds and
under
a
chieftain.
When
a
malefactor
them,
says
a
New
York
fashion
writer
the hermit priest saw walking through
sickness he nursed.
army could not procure the blue cloth
During tlie civil war there was one
was brought to Justice It was usual for The various grape trimmings In whlti conscription fakir who made thousands will flght Its own kind whenever 1t
the streets of the little village a dark
There again, under the constellations, required for General Winfield Scott's
meets them. Often the flght ends In
each
chieftain
to
select
a
man
from
the
and
cream
large
clusters
of
grnpei
visa god person clad In clerical garb which nowhere else shine more bril brigade, and so they were clad in gray.
of dollars before the authorities re the annihilation of l>oth combatants.
and whom Bis-callni believed to be liantly, were the strains of his mando So distinguished wns the conduct of district over which he ruled and com with lace foliage can now be obtained strained him. ThlB rascal would send
the lot er of the woman he had wrong lin and the rich notes of that magnifi that brigade at Lundy's Lane and Chip pel Idm to try the prisoner, the verdict at an eighth or less of their past prices letters broadcast, wherein he said be
Hla Maternal Grandma.
ed In his youth and that the stranger. cent voice heard by the enchanted peo pewa that when, after the war of 1812. of these twelve men being declared by a sure proof that their vogue Is over, st would communicate for $2 a sure
A
dcsot«l
father after a day's ab
the
Judge
to
he
final.
far as the fashionable world Is con means of escaping the conscription,
If it were lie whom he suspected. «mid ple who listened each evenlug nt the a reorganization of West Point Mill
sence was met by his two little sous.
cerned
never be persuad«l to think that Mat doors of their rude adobe huts in ths tary academy was made, out of compli
letters inclosing two dollar notes pour "Have you been good boys?”
“So Mlstah Ernstus Pinkney tsgwlne
ed In on him. and in reply to each let
teo was not wholly to be blamed for valley inflow the huge hill that cast Its ment to General Scott and his brigade io gft married.” said the coffee colons!
8ilence.
. •
The Bride's Critics,
the uniform of the corps of cadets was couth with the large scarfpin.
shadow over them.
the life he had blasted.
“Have you been good boys?”
“Now that wo are married. ilea r.’ ter be would Bend a printed slip read
He told Ids friends he could no Ion
Notwithstanding the hermit priest changed from blue to gray.
“No, papa; I called graudma a bad
“Yea." wns the answer. "Somebody said the bridegroom, "yon have a seri Ing, “Join the nearest volunteer regi
ment.”
ger tarry with them, lie would go away bad found a class congenial to his
word.” said five year-old, turning scar
tone tol' him dat marriage was n lot ous task before yon.”
to the mountains of New Mexk*o s. ek soul's demands, his eccentricities still
Conservatism.
let.
tery, an’ he's sech a spoilt dot he's
“Why, George, wbat Is It?"
Rhe Was There.
another eave, rear again the blessed clung to htm. Ills persistency In llvlrtf
“Is It possible? What did you call
“Wasn't the execution of the man boon' to take a chance.”—Exchange
“Yon must prove to my three sister!
“Mamma,” said little Frances, "1
cross, emblem of his Master's suffer apart from his chosen people enforced who stole horses a trifle Irregular?”
that you are worthy of me.”—rhlladel dreamed of yon last night We were your grandma ?”
X* More Money.
Ing. and once more live In solitude, them to always speak of him as “El
“I called her a human being.”
“It was Jes' as reg'lar as we could
Old Lawyer—Why do yon feel that phla Press.
all altting In the parlor, and you began
from which here he had somewhat Solitario."
The father, with mighty effort, main
make It,” answered Bronco Bob stoutly.
your client will lose his case? Have
to scold me.”
Bt rayed.
He would visit among them to solnce
Plea ■■ res.
tallied bls gravity and clos«l the scene
“Coflrse we didn't have no judge or
"What did I say. Frances?" asked decorously. “I must forgive you for
He frequently when In a conimtini and nurse the sick and give absolution Jury handy. But we captured the feller you exhausted every means nt your
"Pleasures,” said Uncle Eben. "Is a
disposal
to
—
*
.
catlve hum d hail talk«l much to them to the dying, but be would never break on Wednesday an’ put off the bangin'
good deal like mushrooms. De right mamma.
one*, but i*membe* If you ever cal)
"Why, yon ought to know, mamma,” ypur gvtsdmother • human Irelng
of the delights of aliaolute solitude bread within their hospitable doors, till Friday, so’s to have It ac«>rdln’ to ■ - Young Lawyer—No. but I bave ex kind is fine, but you has to be on d'
hausted
all
the
means
at his disposal lookout fob toadstools.”—Washington replied Frances, with some astonish <•>?« I Sim 11
It was, he argued, the nurse of enthn preferring and Insisting always upon * custqm.”- Washington Star.
tp •pank you." —
—Exchange.
ment. “Yon were ttlere.”—Judge
slasiu: that enthusiasm was the pareut crust and a cup of cold water ifltside.
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topnxMgst
kook ??
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