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ABSOLUTELY GDARAKTEED
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
TIi a V a t t e a s P la it.
pin «ml booklet free. Ad. STERLING UKWKIIÏ If)., fhlraîro. Montreal. t'«n., orMw lorlu^
DRIFTING ONWARD.
From repeated refereneo to tire wift-
D rifting onw ard—-ever driftin g ,
f an fold, you w ill note th at it is at
ANTED—FAITHFUL MEN
CAUGHT IN TH E ACT.
T cw ’rd yon shining, «Lurch as «oa.
LEAP FROG
11, sent in great vogue, and w ill in all
F a rth e r still from e a rth ’« greun landscapes
or women to travel for re­
N earer to etern ity .
A Gni’i« o f M any V ariation«, Som e of likelihood pass over into next spring to
T h e T e llt a le T ra ck s on th e T a p estry Be«
sponsible
established
house iu Oregon.
be
used
on
gowns
of
ceremonial
preten­
Onward—yet
wo
know
not
w
hither
Wkl It A rc t'n nftually E x c itin g .
tr a y e d H im .
Wo are borno by tim e ’s sw ift tide,
Salary $780 and expenses. Position
sions. Vhcro it cannot be used for cer­
Leap Top, bombay, foot and a half tain
Four or five Washington pastors were
Hooding not tho d au g ’rous riv er
reasons it is simulated. Ribbon
permanent. Reference. Enclose self-
Down whoso d ark lin g stream we glidau
H!id wiilors' l.embay ure all forms of trimm ing is disposed in such a way as
having a pleasant little meeting the
addressed
stamped envelope.
The
that game where a loy tics himself into to give a quaint w ntteau effect behind.
other afternoon at the study of one of
D rifting onw ard—wo nre going
To n country ail unknown ;
a knot ¡.ml h t: luscompanions dig their Although dressmakers suggest many
them, and they were having compara­ National. Star Insurance Bldg., Chicago.
G uard, O Lord, oad koep thou, o v e r -
luim Jclrs into the muscles of his spine pretty ways of using ribbon as garniture,
tively as much fuu out of it as that
Loa vo U3 n o t to d rift alone.
and leap over liim. Leap frog is a sim ­ Ihe plain satin ribbon is generally em­ Shield us from tho w a te r’s perils,
many rounders would have had at a sa­ CANDY AND MARRIED LIFE.
ple jum ping of one lio.v over another. In ployed. Fancy ribbon is not so popular
Sava from d ark and angry storm ;
loon knee deep in 41 varieties of tipple.
L et thine aria of m ight defend us
Ilusbnnils H o o t Supply T heir
botuRuy thus leuping have first u free os it was a year ago. The plain kind,
They were telling Sunday school stories, W hy Some
Everm ore from every harm .
W ives W ith Confectionery.
over, then they m ust leap upon the either contrasting in color or matching
as a rule, but they swung around after
“ Oh, how perfectly lovely I” said the
spine of the boy who is down first w ith the foundation, if tho frock be of m u ll1 D rifting onw ard—we will unchor
awhile to temperauco.
girl in tho pink dress. “ I do so dote on
their knuckles, then witii a slap on the or seme thin fabric mounted over a co l-> A t th e Leav’nly port u t last,
“
In
my
youth
in
V
irginia,”
said
the
Every care and tria l ended.
part of his anatomy sacred to the slip­ ored silk, is preferred.
All o u r toils nnd dangers past,
host, “ we had, what is rare nowadays— candy.”
per. then w ith a kick in the same spot
“ Especially chocolate nougat,” de­
Happy
on th a t shore Elysian,
to wit, a lot of more or less seedy and
Fcr ball gowns, faconne mousseline
Noverm ore shall storm clouds frow n;
as they art, going over. Then each lad rhiffeu, silk tarlatans and tulle are the
shabby genteel old fellow’s who went clared the young woman iu white.
Oh,
tho
brig
h
t,
unfading
vision,
m u s t deposit Lis hut on the upturned
about the country delivering lectures on “ It is just too sweet for anything. ”
leading fabrics. The more diaphanous
Where no paling sun goes down!
hack, lit re is v,I »re the finesse conies in; and lig h t tho more fashionable th e ,
‘‘Where did you get them? Was it
—F rancis A. blinking.
temperance mid getting out of it only
also a little strategy on the part of the fabric. Only tho hows on the breast and
about so much as would clothe and feed Charley or Bob?”
,'ouug man who is down.
“ It was Charley,” replied tho girl
Sold W ith
them. Some of them wero no doubt good
i pauleta are permitted to be stiffened 1
When a isiinpuiiit n for w h o m he lia s " ith wire. Full bebe front, embroidered HOMESICK HIPPOPOTAMUS. and conscientious men, but among them »ith the box iu her hand. “ Ho always
little love is making tin over iu “ h o t,” « belt and many flowers around the neck j It L u n ged F o r th e L a n g u a g e o f I t . B a b y , were many who, notwithstanding their i nas tho nicest candy. ”
h o o d H o m e.
‘‘But you like Bob best?”
professions, dearly loved to take a glass
and w aist are fashionable. Elderly la- j
n te
‘ ’Agnes, dear, you are entirely too in­
During Bayard Taylor’s visit to the of something warming to the inner man.
dies wear gowns of moire glace and
velours, white, pale bine, heliotrope zoological gardens iu London he noticed : “ Most of these tipplers were very par­ quisitive.”
‘‘You mustn’t get married if you like
a hippopotamus which lay in its tank j ticular not to have the rumor get abroud
and cornflower bine velvet.
As regards colors which w ill be fash­ apparently oblivious of its surroundings. that they ever tasted the vile stuff, and candy.”
‘‘What has that to do with it?”
ionable, may be mentioned, first, all the Entering into conversation w ith tho J when they took their drinks they ob­
‘‘D idn't you ever hear that tho mon
greens. They w ill be worn in all tones, keeper one morning, he was told that ' served great secrecy. I remember there
from the palest to the darkest, passing the creature refused to eat and was : was one whom we thought to be a most who buy candy before you get married
through the bronze shades. The mor- gradually starving itself to death. “ I abstemious old fellow, and no one never buy you any after they are mar­
dore, gray and mauve w ill be worn ex- fancy i t ’s homesick,” added the keeper. thought he ever tasted a drop, particu­ ried?”
“ Is that so?”
tensively. Claiming great at tent ion ia a “ H e’s a fine specimen, and it seems a larly a maiden aunt of mine who lived
“ T hat’s what the papers say.”
very deliento mauve, called bulgaria.— pity wo should lose him, hut h e’s moped i w ith my mother mid was as rigid a
“ PoohI I don’t believe a word of it!
over since the keeper who had charge of j temperance woman as ever camo out of
Philadelphia Times.
him on board the steamer loft. Ho pays New England. My mother was muck But, then, th at’s just like some of the
» lo w T w o G ir ls M ade M oney.
no attention to anything I say. ”
more liberal and wanted always to en­ horrid men. I know ono who won’t do
‘‘A country girl who is determined to
Learning that the creature came from tertain these workers in the good cause, i t ”
go to Paris to study art is laying aside a part of Africa he had once visited, but my aunt had become so suspicious
‘‘Oh, I say, girls. What luck I Here
for this purpose each dollar she has Mr. Taylor, on an impulse, leaned for­
comes Maud. We’ll ask her about it.”
lie tiRwlly tilts his hack in order to spill earned, ” w rites Ruth Ashmore, iu an ward and addressed it in tho dialect of all of them except this particular cue
“ You’d never dare.”
he was the only one w’ho could find
tho loml of headgear. Of course that! article on “ The G irl In the Country, ” used by the huuters mid keepers of that ' that
“ Wouldn’t I, though?”
a nig h t’s lodging at our place.
means that tho fellow who is making I iu The Ladies’ Home Journal. ‘‘She region. The animal lifted its head, and
Maud drew near, and all the girls
“ O nenight this oldehapcam e to stay
tin* awkward over is down, und the game I found that there was no ono else in the tho small eyes opened. Mr. Tavlor re­
giggled merrily.
till
night,
mid
he
had
such
a
severe
cold
begins anew, in ease “ hats” is passed , village who could make ns good bread peated his remark, when wliatuoes Mr.
“ Oh, Maud, you’re married, aren't
huee( ssfully, tho next step is an over, nnd biscuit ns she; th at these who had Hippo do but paddle slowly over to th at my mother prescribed a nibbing of
goose
grease
on
liis
feet
and
toasting
it
yo“
',
and the hats are placed on tho ground. ' to buy complained of the baker’s bread. where he stood. Crossing to the other
Why, what a silly question! Were
A fter (lie next over they must bo picked She niado no effort at sending her bread side of tho tank, the experiment was re­ in by the tiro before he w ent to bed. not you one of the bridesmaids?”
up w ith tho teeth and tossed backward to a woman’s exchange, as she knew peated w ith tlie same result, the poor Now, as it happened, iu the room where J “ Oh, yes, we all saw her, and
she
over the hoy who is down. To touch that such places were always overstock- thing showing unmistakah’e signs of ho slept there was a new carpet which j looked just perfectly killing.”
None who are engaged in any of the mechanical
the hat of any other hoy in the game, . . d, but she went through her own town joy, even consenting to .eceivo fo o d ! my aunt had presented to my mother as
“ Weil, I wanted to ask you a ques­
a birthday gift, mid there was an old'
either picking up or after the tons has —a very small one—and naked for or­ from the hand of his new friend.
put suits can succeed w ithout reading and
fashioned sideboard in the sumo room, j tion. ”
been nude, is a fault. The game is nel- ) ders. She is making money because
Mr. Taylor paid several visits to tho w ith a two gallon jug of good whisky ! ‘‘Certainly, dear. What is it?”
studying this standard Magazine of Sciences
<lom playe d through, for the mischief, I litre has never been a sad loaf of bread gardens, being always noticed by his
“ Well, does Dick buy you any candy
and fhercloie the enjoyment, consists in or a heavy biscuit sent out from her African friend. Finally, before leaving on it, which somebody had forgotten to i now that you are married? You know
put
inside
nnd
lock
up.
At
8
o’clock
tlie
and mechanical Arts. I t is illustrated w ith
placing ol stuclcs in tho way of one’s kitchen. She w ill supply a neighbor tho city, ho taught tho keeper a few
black boy carried in the goose grease to ho used to buy you lots of it—whole
colleagues.
with hot biscuits at teatime, and she sentences ho had been in tho habit of
all modern cuts of latest inventions in all
guest and left him sitting before the candy stores full—before.”
In foot and a half the down raises has Icarued to make dainty rusk, espe-' addressing to tho hippopotamus and our
“ No, he doesn't. ”
fire.
th e elevation of his back after each over. d a ily for invalids, who enjoy these went his away.
the branches of mechanism, and its fund of
“ Ju st w hat happened after that n o -1 "W hat did I tell you?” exclaimed
Another variation is to increase the dis- light, sweet dainties. Her prices arc | Two years later he was in London,
tho
girl
in
pink.
“
I
t
is
just
what
I
body
knows,
but
after
tho
guest
had
de­
tancc from which the h ap is made. But reasonable.
knowledge is inseparably connected with in­
and, curious to know tho result, again parted uext morning and the servants said. ”
( h i s is a (h iim t r< ns pustinie nnd should
Auot her girl, ambitious to gain paid his respects to his amphibious went to straighten up the room they ' “ Well, maybe they are not all like
not be I ik I ii ',:-<1 itt.
ventors and mechanics.
Sold with T he
something, got her father to let her have friend. To his surprise the creaturo rec- found tracks innumerable between tho Dick. ”
Ill s a i l e r s ’ * ‘ bon i Lav” the fellow who is u bit of ground and to give her the
oguized
his
voice
at
once,
and
expressed
fireplace
and
the
sideboard,
mid
iu
some
“
What
do
you
mean?”
exclaimed
W est at clubbing rates.
down stays, and every one who makes a money that he would otherwise have his . joy
, by r paddling
_____ „ ____
from sido to side of way it was discovered that the old fel Maud. “ I never did see such a girl.
Inuit goes down Liside him until the bestowed upen her for a wedding dress. I his tank after his visitor.
number of humping Ls becomes too many With this she was able to buy plants 1 Bayard Taylor says that it convinced low, afraid of taking cold, liad greased Why didn t you let me finish saying
»o be leaped ovtr.—St. Louis Republic. mid to hire a toy to help her, und dur­ him th at even u hippopotamus may his socks mid toasted the grease into his what I wanted to say? I was going to
feet through them, und while tlie toast- Kay something and you broke right iu.
ing the summer, whilo the boarding have uffcctions, nnd tenacious ones nt ing was going on he made regular and I was going to say that he doesn’t buy
W a lt e r ’s I llg S w itc h .
houses around demanded them, she I lint, us well as a good memory. — W'atcli- frequent trips to the jug. Of course, if any candy because I don’t wunt him to.
It happened in it Missouri school. served tho freshest of radishes, the crisp- man.
the tracks on tho carpet had not betrayed What's his is mine, and I just take his
L ittle Dick hud been caught throwing est of lettuce, tho earliest corn mid the
him, uo one would have ever noticed by money and buy it whenever I waut it.
paper wads, mid the teacher ordered him largest tomatoes, and slio says now that
A m erican V alets.
tlie jug that ho had been drinking out It is a much better arrangement, too,
to :tep forward. Dick (’tim ereluctantly, she thinks she w ill double the size of
There is a new order cf things among of it. He never came back again, and I for I buy tho kind I like and he seldom
hanging his Lead.
her garden next summer. ”
i the gilded youth of toduy, mid the valet don’t know w hether my nunt was more d id .” —Chicago Times-Hcrald.
“ Who would like to go out und get a
| is in demand. This demand has led to pained over the ruined carjiet or over
sw itch for me?”
’. I 'u ted F u r n itu r e .
the i stablishincnt in Boston of a fin­
T lie C om in g G ow n.
Surely tl. end of tho delft craze lias ishing academy for gentlemen’s serv­ Ihe ruined idol, for she had the greatest
Instantly cv< ry boy in school rose up
If there’s ono thing more certain than
in his seat and lifted his liuitd as high fully arrived when furniture is enameled ants. Here the gentlem an’s gentleman confidence in tho old man. ” —Washing-
another about the coming gown, it is
us he could. S e ttin g switches wus u in the shining whito mid painted iu the learns ail (hat is necessary for him to
that it will be trimmed. Not just skirt
keen joy.
brilliant blue. Chairs are to be bought, know. Tho first thing that is done to a
T ho G la m o u r o f D ista n c e .
“ You may go, W alter,” said tho all windmills and w atery channels out­ m atriculate is to cut his hair iu the ap­
I t is laughable how the consuls of the alone, nor yet just bodice alone, but
teuelu-r, mul W aiter strutted out very lined by stiff little trees. Even cradles proved English fashion and make him different nations in Africa, Asia and both will bo heavily, richly and elabo­
litis monthly magazine ia one of the n«
proud indeed. A few minutes later he are thus painted Ly seme evil minded clean shaven, or at least reduce his h ir­ South America uro frequently criticised rately burdened with every sort of trim- !
cuiun hack w ith a huge switch a n d ' designer who bus not learned the first sute appendages to a modest “ mutton by their papers at home for not being ming. Is it that fashion, deprived cf
her
beloved
big
sleeves,
must
have
some
best printed in this country, and u«
handed it proudly to the teacher. The principles of his a rt and who is not chop” ju st forwnrd of his ears. He is more assiduous in looking after the
larger tlie switch the more excitement uwurn of the height of absurdity reached then put iu livery and luude to speak commercial interests of their countries, other outlet and finds it in frills and
to all subscribers a t rates withinti
theie might be when the teacher came by such designs so used. A very dainty ouly in an h-less English dialect. The and how they are hidden to take pattern ; frippery? From present indications it
to use it. Tho errand being dime, Walter ' cradle was seen net long neo, painted in various courses of instruction include by the representatives of other nations. seems likely that plain skirts—skirts,
ability of all to pay. I t is finely ill«
went bark to his sent and Nat virtuously n dresden design of tit violets, rese- training in all tho branches of menial Thus the British trade papers hold tho that is to say, nnembellished by ruffles
looking on.
1 hurts and forgetmenots on a white work, mid when a pupil is sent ont into German and United States consuls up or bands or tucks or even a slight drapery
trated and presents th e names of fami*
Dick was switched. In the course of ground. By the way, although an ama­ the world lie is given a certificate of »s admirable examples, und the Uniled —w ill soon have disappeared from mor­
tal
view.
As
for
bodices,
well,
sleeves
Ctates
the puiiishnnnt lie jumped npaurt down teur cannot paint furuitnre iu auv sort proficiency in Lis particular _______
and Germany go into raptures
course. ____
One
authors as contributors. ,T h « Wi
nnd sen allied n gnotl deal. The switch of pat 11 ru, almost any woman can wield of the features of the course is tho daily over ,*10 fadhfnl and energetic conduct may be close reefed. But what of the
struck his shoe mid suddenly suap]>ed a brush well enough to give a piece of practice in immobility, which consists nf *h° Britishers. And so it goes on.— multitudinous flounces and shirrings
and the Cosmopolitan are sold at:
and gatherings and drapings? Surely
oft short. Tlie end went w hizzing across furniture u few coats of paint, nnd now iu standing for half mi hour a day be-
York Merchants’ Review,
nothing
short
of
“
in
full
sail”
describes
one
can
buy
all
possible
shades
in
a
duced rates at this office. . ■
the loom straight ter W alter's scut,
tween two upright bars so regulated
them.
A B'.iud B a rg n lu er.
whi le it hit him squarely on the nose, j powdered form so tbut their mixing that they touch the m an's toes and
Embroidery
is
the
most
imperative
Shoppers
in
one
of
the
big
storea
cutting n slight gusli.
with the w hite euanie'. until the exact breast Lone in front and his coattails,
Dn k, w h o bail 1 11 e wailing aloud, ! tint w ished for is attained is mi easy shonlder blades anil hut rim at the back. down town last bargain day curiously detail of the coming gown. Have your '
saw t he a c c id e n t m id b u rst o u t lau g h in g . m atter w ithin the reach of any of us This gives the requisite wooden rigidity watched the movements of a blind new fall frock embroidered in however |
“ S, rvesyou rig h t.” he tried as he who desire to renovate an old chair or and is practiced by all pupils. Those woman at the dress goods counter.- She insignificant a way, and yon will havo
given it a stamp that may uot, it is
liinjMtl away to h it seat.—Chicago table.
whose physiques are laekiug or too lux­ was about 30 years old, her face show­
true, by right belong to it, but which
ltccoril
uriant are reduced to the proper form by ing great intelligence and refinement. will mean “ from P aris.” And most
S h e Kuna an E le e tr lu C«r.
She was richly dressed for the street,
vigorous
exercise.—Boston
Letter.
Ofetilc llobblv.
Miss H attie K. Miller of Santa Bar
and a girl about 30 yeurs old accompa­ impressive of all, it w ill mean that yonr I
Dlihl« Dobblti wiw n lml»y.
barn, Cal., is probably the ouly woman
nied her.
new fall frock will cost “ a sight” more :
Funny imine 1 think, do n ’t yonT
A I sin ip In n t . F o r k e t.
in the world earning her living as nto-
The blind woman examined the fab­ than it would unembroidered. The pres­
Tills U w hat her pupa railed litr,
tcruian
on
an
electric
car.
When
elec­
Not
very
many
men
ctirry
lamps
in
And who hud another too.
rics placed before her by passing them ent tendency to trimming altogether,
Funny numo nnd funny baby.
tric street ears were first introduced in their pockets, but there is nt least one through her hands. She depended upon indeed, means that. People mav talk
Will» a running lit!I«» facr,
Sautu Barbara a few months ago, she man \\ ho dis's, and th at is the lamp­ her own sense of touch apparently, i n about the costliness of simplicity and
And tho o th er nam e tin y ra llrd her
made a then ugh study of the prineiplcs lighter on tho ek vated rood. It is an she seldom spoke to her companion, an«' the price yon havo to pay for exquisite
Wan I h r p iv tlic r «»nt- of « r a n .
on which they were < jx rated. When she alcohol lamp, like a section of brass then only iu answer to questions. She plainness, but ns a matter of fact that
<)||O day little Obble Dnbhto
applical for the situation, she answered cylinder, five or s i x inches long nnd an appeured to bo quite critical, and before «. irt i f thing doesn't really “ come near
We do not take possession of
Laugh« tl and iauulu il u uh nil hor m ight,
Thev ma.»
° Ur id#aS but are Possessed by thsm.
nil tho nquirem euts so well that she inch through, and with a slender tube she made her selection the counter was as nigh” as the velvets silks, passe­
IrookiiiK up into hor dr« ss h I« h vr,
W h " .X
“ d
“ « • “ « » •» * .
Ky«s and no-, n;i hid fr, m sight.
was appointed without hesitation. She two or three inches long, holding the piled high with patterns of all kindh.
menterie,
embroidery
and
other
delect­
M m iiiid h >.d«l. “ Why, w hat's tin uinttorT
likes the work. “ Il is like sitting in tho wick, projecting at one end. The lamp­
able
devices
for
wheedling
pence
out
of
After
she
had
examined
a
large
num
­
e
gladiator,,
we
mnat light for thorn." ' '
J i it rra l or unde«* In in v.—
saddle and guiding a gay h one in a lighter comes in at the front door of the ber of pieces she took up cue of the pockets that the present seaseu is so iu-
All th is fniii 1 Th. l-al v answ ered,
is
the
exalted
motto
o f il... (
sharp race over a wild m art,” »he said car with his lamp lighted. With a rapid first that hud been shown hor and de­ dustriously planning —New York Sun.
‘ I aiu ’augbin in my h’ro v v .'’
U A re na, and the
recently to u reporter. “ When I grasped ease acquired by experience he lights cided to buy i t
entire contents of this
In a nioiiirnt I lviin-mlx nnl
tho motor brake, I felt I hud n force the six lamps, scenting almost uot to
m onthly magazine
I I n k l Haiti t h o 'i w . r , i . s « m > d a y ,
T h e L ateat In F n « .
When tho clerk had measured it, sho
und( r my control that could outrun u pause in ins progress through the ear. verified the length herself by measur­
are upon a plane and in keeping with it«
I.ittlo th in k in g baby p ra ttle
Fashion
in
fnrs
shows
a
mixture
of
Would r« j.(ut th« in «»'« I- tn play
horse or any moving thing. I knew I If he is in the last ear of the train, as ing it with her outstretched arms two kinds iu one garment, which is very
With r.ui h ilt«>rul translation-*
had humau lives in my charge, but I ho pulls down the chimney over the last Seemingly satisfied th a t the piece con­ encouraging to those who must remodel
motto.
The A rena’s gallery of eminent
What an inpr«
light words lia r c l—
felt that it required skill, uot muscle, lamp lie has lighted and turns toward tained as much ns she hnd bargained their old capes and jackets, aDd very
Palm 's little Ohbie Dobhlo
«
in
k
e
rs
is
a group of interesting men »„d
Luugliing in In r ‘ J \ «.'«« re.
toeattniate the »peed cf the car, toronud the rear deer he blows out his own for, she took n transfer ticket
and _____
went pretty effects are made with many sable
_____
Ilatti«* F I»« II in Uido Awake.
tho curves properly mul to start and stop lamp and drops it iu his pocket His to the counter where trimmings arc ,nlls aud Pnws iu •*>? way of trimmiuc
women, „„d their thoughts are worthy the
as required. ' Miss Miller is said to be bauds are-now five. He throws back tho Bull!
. . ! i>rrsin'1 Inmk
. . sealskin
. .
<«aiae of T h re e T hings.
sold. Tbnro
There sk*
she Rejected hi
the material
lamb, rtkl^^LIIl
chinchilla, sable,
door, walks ont upon the platform, with which to finish her dress, examin- ! and moufflon, which is light gray in
as good h eking ns slie is intelligent.
consideration
of all peo p le The
'J Lri-e things is a gmue played by any
('¡n iis the gate and steps off upon the ing the laces and other delicate fabrics ' °°lor’ are t,le “»os« fashionable furs’ but
A rena la
Miss A nna M illar
l i t i n i l s r i f js tsiins sittin g .it u row < r
station platform or down upon the other
sold with T he W est .
I all the cheaper varieties seem to have
circle. The one who begins gives to Lis
Anua Millar holds cue of (he side, ready to board the next train. A most critically.
After the blind woman bad left the their U8es- Chinchilla is combined with
left hand itiig L Iir tlm name i f t i n e Ha st iiii|H i(a?.t niunugt rinl |M^itioii«s iu touch of a match w ill light the alcohol
store the floor manager said her shop- 8<?al ,hil' « ’»»on, and short capes of sable
thing« 11 ginning w ith tlie same letter, tl»' country. As manager of the Chi­ l.uup.—New York Sun.
ping was not an unusual thing. She I arv nsc<1 OTer longer ones ef seal The
w hich the latter inn t then coiinivt in cago ( in h« strnl asset iation, w ith Theo-
was but one of the ntauy blind custom- fur boleros will be a useful fashion for
some way and th in give three ether doro 1 hi n u ts and his great corps of mu­
F ir st tV r lltr n 1-ana.
ers who camo into the store regularly. those who have a small amount of fur
things to tl e next in line. When any sicians undi r in r eoutiol, she is a big
I h e first w ritten statutes are com­ This womau, he said, was not ouly able
to be transformed into a fashionable
one is nimble to renitiet the itauics he factor in tlie musical world, and as the prised iu the law of Moses, HUI B. C.
receives, he must pnv a forfeit, and the chosen adm iuistiuter of the influential rite first (ti-i-i k laws were svstematixed to make the nicest iliscriminatioir in garment. These are very becoming to
tli’.'ues are passed along to the next play- l-usiness melt who give the orchestra its by Draco «33 B C. The laws of Lv- the m atter of trimmings, but mi deli­ slight figures, and very stylish with
<r Thus the player gives out, “ Hi n. Lacking she is in a jtoaition calling cuixus were made «lent 844 B. C. The cate was her touch she could often dis­ wide re vers. The new fur coats are
ham ptid henvnasM. ” The second su\s: for business ability and tact such us »re Roman laws wen- first compiled by tinguish colors. He added, however rather short, not so full in the basque •
th a t sho never depended entirely upoii as they were last season and have loose
“ The hen tried to cat the hunt and demanded of few women iu the luml.
Bervina Tullius and amended by the '
her touch in matching shades, but veri­ Iron to.
found t! ::t Leavinesa in tlie eiop result- j
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fied her selections with the eyes of tlie
• d. 1 give di or, dinner mid duty. ” I h e
ef Justinian were pompiled in 633 clerk and her companion. — Chicago
A n O ld n a lb U n g .
Riniove (be dead leav«-« from plants deets
third say«, “ I o |. ned the door to go iu
Blarkstoue's Gunmentorics were pub Tribune.
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Poughkeepsie has a building that is
to diniK r w hen I bail to go back to ful • v» rv day and spri f the foliage with li-died at Oxford iu 1 *63 and 1769.
probably the oldest one on the Hudson
fill n foigoilon d u ty ,” and so on.— E x­ water. Thia n il! give tlie plants a fn#h
W n f S in g ', » n .o r llr Hook.
river. It is at the corner of Washingti u
apjx'urauee nnd will, in great measure,
change.
The first anthropological society, for
There is a touch of pathos in the state­ and Delafield streets, and was , reeled
keep down insects. Tie up ueatly to the study of mankind considered with
T h e I'.-ll’. F u l l .
frequently
____ to tra d itio n . in 1711
■takes all struggling, growing plants. rrfrn'nco to tlie animal histc^ry of the ment th at tho book most _____,
called for in the ■ library
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of * Sing «¡„g , p la te r on the walls is six inches thick
“ Why, Low’ did theme biota omuo to Cloniiliinws of this kind help« to keep race, was founded iu Londou iu 1863.
prisou is Charles
es Keade s a "Never
"N ever Too I an<1 ,,ie ,a tbs are hand cut, abont two
lie there?” uski il mamma.
Die air of the room pure and contribute«
to Mend. ” The same author's wches in thickness. It ¡» s . fp
“ O h,” »aid Mabel, “ I couldn't help to the vigei of tlie plants. Turn the pot»
The common house fly, in » the
the mo,Uh
mouth ‘ Late
PutY Yourself
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l n His
H m Place”
P , ^ holds
— the
- I t h th a at t house,
house, even
even if
if anriquTed^ i.“ '
“ Put
th a t beomise thejicn leaked!” — i'o u 'h ’t frequently o the plants may not grow of the a ien tist, becomes the
Musca do- j secMM) place m popularity with the in- I Warm M,e to ll’ p ’» during ihe winter
one sided.
Bi.'s.ieo,
l.ouiput !cn.
mates of the prisco.
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