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Newspaper Page Textt Is Your Hair Sick? That's too bad ! M'e had no ticed It was looking pretty thin and faded of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. By the way, Ayer's Hair Vigor is a regular hair grower, a perfect hair re Btorcr. It keeps the scalp clean and healthy. "I em well acquaints with Ayer. Hair Vlynr ana I Ilk. II very ojucti I would M Claliy recommend II . an .icelleiil drM.ll f.M- id. half. k.h' II eofl end .muoth. end a r.v.utlurf tle ti.lr fn,m .unit)!, el Ue eanla." Missis IT. Veeduia. Mich. A Mutr'.o im Co , Log.il. mi aim wuiiza.iur.fa or (tHAPAKILU. I'll 1$. CHUfRY PECTORAL tiers I.Ira l.ove. "Of course ahe doesu't like dlscue- klom about age."' ."No. I'suaily when flie'f queried a no lit bera the Just says uotbing, but lies low." "Tea. or If fhe says anything she lief low." I'uilailelnliia I'reea. la Mediae Hee. "What art you working at oo Gar- rein? '"For the lust three Hays I hsve been working under the bead of 'uufiuUhed buNtnrsa.' ' "Hey? What?" "Just moved Into t new house." Better Rtlll. "Can you recommend thlf phono graph?" queried tho prospective pur chaser. "1 call, but It lan't necessary. ' re plied the dealer. "It speaks for it' elf." tinker will rind trt. WlniloWs Boothlnt; yrup tins b ( irmtit tu nw lor chair cLUorta luting iit toaittiug period. Iloapltal Horror. First Interne What f funny little V pcnilix that last pstii'nt hnrl; S.Toml Interne Ves; regular comic supplement. "Frlahted r Falae Fir." Tin arrnld to take fenclni? lessons, tor 'tis such an exhausting exercise." "Not a bit of It. Who told you so?" "Malzle U taking them, and the al ways It talking about bow the feints to often while fhe'f practicing." Iiul timore American. i ff. Villi ranr and all Nerrmia Plsaes rmananlly ciird hy Ir. Khn.'i (4ral rv. Ril Eiiiturar. Hnl ftir IhKK f'itrial holtl and iraailaa. lr. 1C H. Klla, La.. U xvh BU. PaUa.,l'a Couldn't. I "Would you get murried If you were hie?" "I don't bellere I could if I were you." Houston Tost i Few I llmhrn, "Pis am a lazy world, deacon," re marked Ilruddah Sunflower. "'Deed et aui," replied Deacon Ded borry, "Veas, aah. T.t you waa to tell aonie people dcy cud reach de terentb beben tree of charge dey would ask you when ie elevator waa going up." CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature, of (Mlf t'alealatlaa. j "Y'oii should see what he writes to me," said the sentimental elrl. "Yes," rejoined Mlsa Cayenne ;' "but , the question Is, will he Show at milch I enthusiasm In drawing a check for the! Ifrocer's bill as he does In composing a , love letter?" Washington Star, la I. rami rirelra. A plea of Insanity met a plea of self lefcnse. "Well," said the first, "I'm not so rrny.y I don't know you have no busi ness monkeying In a case with me." Thereupon they clinched and an tin- I wriuen law I Hat had been loallng around In hopes nf a Job took to the woods for safety, l'Llluilelvhla I t-edner. in AnnTnirsTDT blood Sw-iX XL JAlOx. AND SYSTEM ti,rrtnrat!,.rI;1 ,S not .mcre,y ,6.a Inflammation of the tissues cf the head and .niTth. t r " mrwi Vf, nnrT ng noises ,a the ears. "cous droppln- back tart of the system are Involve,! r .f.Jew ua"! "u V1" 5Tealct fc.a-i uiVUOC a. a WUil n I nif ariT I S t Sana. I a ; .1 , uric acid k the blood. The Live? tm. - ." i. " .. n r " flnrl rarta t!.. .,t. ru , '" ""i", ll circulation distributed m uia 19 V af. SV LA UII L) V I liaTUl ftrl.l tliAHa,l. 14 I . 1 . - i'aucs oi iae fjodv. find i a coia tviii start the secret on ytoptom, ,o! Catarrh. As the blood goes to .11 faSs 5 tw7T tarrhalpoboa affects all parts of th T system. Te head has al tS Ml feeling-, tiose continually stopped up. pains above Sfa .iL. J i 1 come, and Eoes, the stonfach is ?.5?S .telsorfreV I h.4 O.Urrh t,r abort flfta.n lUKS a coma near or, but no I, DU1 jo ool mm rood ro could - Tu f. imnr:' j uiieo. i men be a an B . H. B :?.i?r bo!". sfter r. disease Thlsw...lr,.r. aVr0, a0 i I . r ". C k cl Y1 lroulj'e. To cure a well today as any man. ItMnk SatiUTl1 Pcrraanently the blood must fw. Catarrh Is a tloaf die...., aSd thoronKhly purine and tSari. i j know ther la nothlnr oa VartS r,f .11 Z. i 1 unuea .na laesystcju cleansed 1-.tt.rfor the blood than S. 8. S CI al poisons, and at t'l. cama :,. kobodj thika aaora of a. " g: strenpthened and built rm vif , ataanldo. JUIUISOa. S k ,7,lal)mP. othno; equals J,.pr,lCloh. S. for this purpose. It attacks the issiiif itj SB, nnn wni a W at m e au 1 'IN nt Dr PURELY VEGETABLE OKiiSi fine tonie to the entire ayttem. If yon areuffeH J ?i5!? nd .cts " cse of S. S. a and ynitr Ut JS. th send yon literaturfj about Catarrh, and rW ! . r phyB,da . 9W!itr Soaae York rileeae.. When all b been said there If city on iartl) where merit Is ijul'. 1..1 ami rewarded In Vork. A boy enter the s. rvlcd of ! .... 1 . ......... H.. an.l It 111 ' Of raiirouij iti i"- " - -2S lie If general iiMtiit.'er f f s1 I r,., tln avateui. True, he has d' tlugulshed lawyer and stnteniinu for , ..!. Hi? h .tnrte at tne von and tilf promotion If due to bit own eiertlon. Such If th. career of Or. n II. II. Vreeland, f brakrtnan wltn ut null, ralnes hlmIf In f l'"r I"" j ...i ... ..rU.i.i..i.-T of the Merrupol' nun iw ma i"1-" ' - itan iiiiilwHT Company, witum t ........... nn all the snectacular for- v. Vork have beeu made from nothing. Reward of merit comes quickly otber fleldf. Cliurles E. Hughes, eoninaratlvely obscure lawyer. If ii-m , iif1iict an Important Inves tigation In which the whole country I Interested. Wltaout having previously held offlce, f very novice, he If mad governor. Hroadwf y Magaslue, Flat eultiratlon of cotton, a Intro duced by the Arkansat experiment na tion la flnillnir favor with the IIIK vi-.uopa r.t tii.it atnto over the old method of bill tillnxe. the fdvnrtflgf being In the favlns of la'.mr and eir omy of teed, and. It It deilarej, a better yield. Under old practice, anyt Pouthwe't Mag.izlne, the toll was thrown tip In f furrow tnd the teed town continuously In a drill. Later the plantt were thl niii to a alnirle stand bv boellis tnt entire surface of the cotton row and cutting; away nineteen of every twenty stalks. Flat cultlvttlon consists of thorough ly preparing the feed bed and planting the cotton In checks eighteen to twenty four Inches apart In a drill, to enable eultiratlon In both directions, a method that will naturally lessen the wprk of the chopper and save a greater part o the toed. A tare War. First Author Oh, the unutteraa! monotony of existence! I am fio oiighly disgusted with It nil. Wou'i tha( I uiljlit completely disappear ttr awl. Hti. f.cond AJthw Thvn why don't TOO marry a fumnria n'nmii .Ttidjjf, Tba TfHf of Lore, "Tour hnshanil s.iya he would a!Ir on hot plowshares for you." Mra Luckle," said an envious nelghlmr. "Yes, because he knows he doesn't hnve to," retorted the wife, bitterly "Hut Just watch his expression when 1 ask him to bring up tcuttlo ot oual." Baltimore American. Soon Ha Kellpaed. "If Jimmy, de porch climber, ftar?" asked the green-goods mun. "New '." replied the sale cracker. 'IT. uod to bo a star, but now we cull blio de fun." "And why de aunT" "Because be Is u I ways gcttlrg spit ted." Where 15 I.auicuaices Ara fpoketa, Winnlpej ia where they do thinzs This is really the place where the froo'. tier was abolished by the real e.nan regicides. A ' kingdom Is sold daily In Winnipeg, ao army is marched in by rail te occupy It over night Tbt yards of the Canadian Pacific rail- i way alone in Winnipeg bare over 120 Billet of trackage, and they need It. Tin Immigrants come by battalion English men In caps, Scotchmen in bonnets, Bre ton French In blue coats, Ormina, Swedes, Norwegians, Austrians, Mennnn Ites, (ialiclans all manner of furtlvt folk and wild. There are fifteen known langunges In the Winnipeg schools, and a lot too lata to classify. When you see a strsnger you cannot tell whether or not be is within the rsnc of human speech. You bitterly reflect only that ha is on of those who hare wiped out the old frontier, lost it forever to those who love the wilderness. u,in M '''"''"' t rllalnld Wladnwa. One of the many uses to which cel. Iviloid Is put Is In supplying window llghta for the curtains of automobile tops. Celluold Is imide In sheets of ex treme thinness, down to a thickness of only live-one thousandths of an Inch, and such sheets of celluloid can b. I rolled up at readily and closely at sheets of paper. From sheets of trans- parent celluloid pieces are cut of tbe sizes required for the windows, when these have been set In place they ran be rnllml nn -lth tl, r.ni in.. I any other port of It. aUSs il.il DISEASED DISORDERED 41. - a K idnTvVand 7 n na tine acid la the system. I a . .. . . tO Rll iCarao mtltreilsfiMfl sTttTln 1!aA..! 1 t a J f7 tan disease. It Is a Waste of ,7.. CatarA with sprays, cic. Euch treatment ., , e Dtoou, and can, therefore. D"u,nK rooro than tetnnorarilr relieve r. . av at . -. . . t It. V,.,, CT " rK t . .. ' own xo ine venr Jotton of the trouble and makes a completS SSvIm rt,B- S.S.S. removes eVery article of the catarrhal poison from tZ wood, making; this vital stream sncino CO ATLANTA L ... ',"t afW W t5 K...rlaaBt with Lasafes. Some breeds of tbeep attain beary welghU If pushed from the start, but ther must have rich pastures and bf l.,v..,. niBiitr of grain. A full allowance of bay will be sufficient, with but little grain, but tome of the muiiou ureaua . ...... .,1m tt ff-raln can cousuuie over mo i a each per day. An experiment wltn lambs at the Iowa station thowed that litu Iambi of rarlous breeds conaumea 34.501 pounds of food In ninety uay uud gained 4.U78 pounds, while aeven selected Indlvldualf of the biee.lt con iiimni 'ii T!i- tmiinila of food and tallied 3.2S1 pounds. The gain waf at the rate of one pound Increase lu live weight for each 7.37 poundt of food (dry matter) of all breedf tested, tnu one pound for each 7.25 poundt of food by the seven social breeds, the rooa consisting of com, outs, bran, oil meal. turulns, mangels, pea bay, clover Hay and timothy, tho average gain being a little over half a iouud a day. The cost of the gain lu live weight was 2.88 cents per pound for the selected breeds and 2.93 cents for the others. Tbla does not Include the fleece, lnbor or manure. The lumbs told at H.73 per hundred pounds, live weight, aud the earlliitff at fl.25. Shropshire year lings dressed over (12 per cent Where early lambs nre gotten luto market the prices received are tometlmet very high, and the growth of the laiubt Is romoted by IIIkthI feeding and care. The object In culling atteutlon to the mutton breeds Is to show the- Impor tance of feeding lambs and sheep, In stead of depending on cbenp lands and scanty pastures. In the summer give the sheep good pastures and grain; In winter, feed a variety of food, using plenty of liny and grain, and give them comfortable quarters at night Goad Variety- of Plana. The Lincoln plum here shown If de scribed by the Ohio exjierlmeut sta tion as being of a variety of rare benuty and excellent for market, one of the beBt second early plums; quite free from rot In some seasons ; first blossoms May 7, full bloom M.-iy 10, Inst blossoms May 13; In full fruitage Aug. 13. Fruit large to very Inrce, roundish oblong, blunt at apex, slightly necked ; stem long and strong and set at an angle: suture distinct, slightly de pressed; color light greenish yellow, overspread with a beautiful stinde of crimson ; dots many, very minute and Indistinct; bloom, tbln Iliac; flush light yellow, firm ; pit rather large, free; quality only fair; tree only a moderate grower, but healthy, and THC I.IXCOI.if PLUM. forms a round, shapely bead; foliage prolific, but not so much so as to re quire thinulng of the fruit Plant Fodder. Tut In a good crop of fodder corn, sown In the row, with rows 4 feet apart, so as to cultivate It. Ih not cut tbe fodder until the enrs begin to glnze, wheu It may be put In a silo, or cut down, cured and stored In the barn. Such fodder should never be stacked In the fields, as Its quality will be Injured by ex'ixwure to sun and rain. The value of fodder Is greatly Influ enced by the period of growth at which It la cut If cut too soon It will con tain a large proportion of water, and If cut too late It will lose Its succu lency. Experiments Indicate that the proper time la when the ears are In the "milky ttae" aud Juat beginning to glaze. To Protect Trees from Rorera. Mix cement with skim milk and ap ply with a stiff brush. Mix only a small quantity at a time, at It may "set." Apply It somewhat In a thin condition, tnd then make a second ap plication. First remove the earth from the trunk of the tree and apply the ce ment mixture tlx Inchet below the tur fac of the ground and a foot above. It will also protect against the gnaw ing of rabbits and mice if put on two feet above the surface, at It becomes tone. , Taro of the Laws. Be careful In mowing the lawn dur ing very dry weather. If the grass plot It kept too close the grass may die out abould there be a lack of sufficient molfture.. Tbe cutting of grass weak ent the plant at Crst, tt every succea-" sire growth Is In the direction of Pro. duclng teed. Any plant can be de al royed If kept cut close to the ground. It msy mtke new growth fever a 1 times, but tooner or ltter become, .xhaneted: When molfture Is sbundsnt. however the plant bat better opportunities to' renew Its growth. mm r Wmm- rf ,, .ad Ha-A""- From tli. f,,., tWt m tbe midst of the corn belt, ,d wl""" ,,ie roo,-,l)Ul la known lo ,)roV, destructive under certain comu,,. ,lust complete Im munity Is ut,.Urfd Wbert fteui of crop rotutiou has tsn carried out for many years, involving- but one corn crop In the fy,.9 0 rotation. It If telf evident that thlf nietsure offers the greatest prot.tlon from the ravages of thlf jiest. aay, , g0Terniuent report. Indeed. It U only where tuch f' tem of cron e.....iii It not practicable that the root aphlt need be considered In farm prion,.. To tbt eastward, where tbert u more general rotation of crops, this peat oof but little in Jury. I'nfortunat.ir i-1 condition, often extending 0vr iart tectlont of coun try, will not permit of crop rotation being generally a.vnted. and tome oth er plan mors f.slble must be put Into practice. Two other methods may ue followed. Qua ,.f these It practleame throughout tht oorn-jrowlng tection of the country n M,aaanf of not more than normal preclpimtlon during the time Intervening between the first Dlowlna- of tu nnd and tbe first cultivation of the young corn. Tlif oth er la perhaps best adapted to the. south ern portion of the country on account of the milder winters. CoaraaUat Trkr Coop. This coop nuT be of any preferred sire, but not smaller than four by tlx PI-aR m TV1KET COOP. I feet, thirty Inches hlfb. The posts may be of two-by-three-lnch strips, with one-by-two-lnch strips fastened thereto. to which lath or wire may be nailed. at prererred. The siuet are or cut lath, the top being of wire. Boards or tarred paper nnj be used at a covering over a portion of the coop, at a protec tion against sudden showers, under which portion i box open at one end only to the coop, ns the turkeys should be on the ground during the day. Crania Was That Will Not t rack. Take ten pounds of resin, two pounds of beeswax, one md one-half pounds of tallow and melt ill together; then add when not too hot! one and one-bnlf poundt finely pulrvlzed charcoal; Stir wen in wnuo way then tisre a duck- et of cold water, tmr the water ao It nearly covert, then with the fingers gather together and cool till you can take It In tbe binds and work It well. Make Into rollun Inch or more thick; lay It on a board to cool When you wish to use, break a roll and melt; apply with a iniall wooden paddle about half an Inch wide (not too hot). Close up all a Mind well, and you need not look for crurks. Keep rubbing off the sprouts below the grafts ts they appear. I am 77 years old; have used the tbove ever ilnce.my boyhood every year, I put In forty-six thlt spring; forty-two are growing, and I can't tee to thread s needle. The wsx kept In a cool place will never spoil. B. Good year, In Orange 'jodd Farmer. Orowlag fuaipklns. Growing a lot of pumpkins In the field of corn It in old practice, but It is doubtful If pumpkins so grown are as profitable as then grown ss a sep arate crop from corn. The pumpkins will prevent the proper cultivation of corn, as working the corn destroys the pumpkin vines, the result being that lute weeds get t chance to grow and mature. It Is urged In defense of urowing pumpkins In the corn field that they do not Interfere with culti vation until the corn Is "laid by." but much depends apon the land, rainfall and thoroughness 0f cultivation. Corn should never be "Hld by" as long ss weeds and gras. ran have an opportu nity to grow, cultivation being given It If It Is pnssltiif for a horse to pass along the rows. ts Keep HOP. Haystacks should never be used If the hay can be put under shelter. Hay sheds, which are mmpiy roofs on polet, cott but little, ma m Mve much val uable food In a yMr. Clover bny doet not retain ltt quality when closely packed, being liable) to beat, which It alto an objection to baling It Tbe best prices for hay ire obtained only when the bay Is bright and clean, and when exposed to the weather It Is liable to Injury unless stirki are msde by ex perts. Tbe best bay It that which baa received careful mention In both cur ing and storing. Poaltrr , ,h orchard. Tbst poultry m benefit orehsrds and keep down many Insects Is true only to a certain extent Tbe hens will be found more useful when con fined In ysrds here snd there In the orehsrds. Movable yards, which can esslly be placed irnd any trees de sired should be used. la taaara.r. Tbe cheapest way to keep a flock of hens In summer ( to turn them on a rsnge, snd let them pick up all the food required, i. they will fill their crops several time, a day with bugs, grass seeds, worma, etc. When fed grain during warm weather the fowls are liable to bacon,, t00 f,t, Q wblcb condition the ben ,j0 not lay snd sre then also more ,n to dlsefae. Eggs msy not be high ,,immer. but they can be produced at , Tery tmsll cost st that sea son if th- heDi ,rt made U seek their food. MRS. DE PASSE HF rVFW Vnnif riTV wa i..ti aw...a . "I Consulted Ffveral rhyt iolanf, but They Did Ma No Oood. g e-ru-n and Msn-a-lin Helpwl Me. . MRS. ALINK DaPASSK. Mra. Allue DeTasse, 778 E. 15th St., New Vork, N. Y., wrltet: "It glvet m pleasure to .testify to the curative qualttlea of Peruna and Mnnalln. "I wat afflicted for over aeven yecra with catarrh of the head, throat ami aiKKiiv organs, i contuuea many physicians, but they did me Do good. "One day I happened to read tome testimonials in your I'eruna almanac. I decided to try I'eruna and Manalln. I bought a bottle of each, and after taking them for a week I noticed a change for the better. So I kept it up, and after using twelve bottles I was perfectly cured. "I also gave tbe medicine to my children and they had the same bene ficial result. I would never be with out these remedies In the house. "I highly recommend Peruna and Manalln to all my friends, snd In fact to everybody." Miss Mildred Orey, 110 Weimer St., Appleton, Wis., writes: "It gives me pleasure to recom mend I'eruna for catarrh of -the stomach. I had this dlsense for a number of years, and could not en Joy a mouthful of food that I ate. It was indeed a great relief when I hit upon Pernna, and obtained de cided results from the first. I took six bottles before I felt entirely cured of my trouble, but I had an aggra vated case." How farts Cot Ita Kaoae. Tbe city of Tsrls owes Its origin te the conquest of Gaul by Caesar. When this Roman general on bis path of con quest came to tbe present site of tbe French capital be found a swampy bland In tbe river Seine, which was Inhabited by a Gallic tribe called Par IslI, who lived in buts made of rushes. Rather than be captured by the Ro mans, these people burned their ruilo city, which they called I.utetln, or "mud town," and the great Caesar, quick to appreciate the situation, built a temple to Jupiter and a wall round the Island. A town soon sprang up about the temple, and was named Par ts!!, after the ancient tribe. In later years this was shortened to Paris. tlaatlco I a leelaad. The people of Icelaod are so honest that there are neither prUons nor po lice In tbe country. It Is said that there have been only two thefts la one thousand years. One of these was that of a native who was detected stealing sheep; but ss be bad done so to supply his family, who were su.Terlng for want of food, be was not punished, tbe shame at tached to bis condition being deemed sufficient degradation, ' Tbe other was by a German who stole seventeen theep, and ss he wss In comfortable 'circumstances he was entenced to sell all of his property, restore the value of what be bad stolen, and leave the country or be exe cuted. He left There are courts of Justice; but It Is not sn Inviting Quid of operations for lawyers. t& fa Jrir, A motor driver wss fined $113 la thfl.- town of East Woleeley, England, the. Tor ll is uis leiraueorui sue tu.n um other day for pasting a cart on tbt wrong given tbe unit upon which flying ma tide. I chlnet must be proportioned, and Remarkable Success Tbe great house of Sherman, Clay A Co., pioneer Pacific coast piano dealers, purchased the entire rystem of ttcres of the Allen A Gi Inert-Kama ker company, July 1. lOOfl. The first year baa juet m:A t Yin. Iwon a sraarnf marked I Vliivru hiiu , " v j - - - - - , success. The people of the Northwest , hsve become wearied by the numerous, almost continual, "special," "lake," and sprctacolar piano sales, In which they were supposed to be sble to buy a I5U0.00 piano lor $238.00, ete. Sherman, Clay A Company came Into this territory without blare of trum pet, insugnrated no owning or special sale, but simply stated that they were ready for business. Every piano and organ was marked in plain figures and thus a child could buy soy instrument ss cheaply snd ssfely st could a state senator, or any one, anywhere, could order by mail and secure tbe rsme price and terms as he could by visiting the store. The results have thown that the people appreciate such a policy. The business came ealee inoteased in num ber orders came from fer and near by letter, telephone and telegraph. The business grew by leaps and bounds. We understand that even Sherman, Clay A Company were surprised at tbe rapid development of trade. Doubt lets the great success wss lsrge 1y dne to tht fact that Sherman, Clay A Company's reputation had preceded them, for they have been felling pianos at the conrner of Kearney snd Sutter treeba, San Francirco, for over thirty five years and eicry Californian will vouch for the Integrity of the house and the reliability of their pianos. Such pianos as the world celebrated Stein way,' Knabe, Everett, Packard, and uch player pianos as the Angelas, A. B. Chase, snd the many other reliable makes which they sell would mark any ooncern as "The House of Quality." This is the name by which their stores are recognised everywhere. They have a perfect chain of stores from Canada to Mexico. If yon want a piano, write them for ratalngne and prices. They will send yon full Information. Their principal North weetern stores are located at Port land, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Ever ett, and Delllnghain. racutIAK fZ! ,USTIca I tu.. .. i. Ualltr , ,. Tbe Cuban Idea of Justice Is a ! cullar thing and the autocrat of tbe whole system la tbe policeman. He can do Just about a bo plejsa and any resistance whatever of his authori ty Is a serious matter. There It n standing sentence, for striking r even pushing cop around. It la now out year, four months and seven days. It used to be two years, eight months and fourteen daya. It waa ao fixed on the booki of law and was uualteruble. The policeman make an arrest If be It resisted by bit prisoners be can file charges to that effect and the prisoner must prove bit Innocence. Tho theory that oue la guilty until proved Inno cent runt through the whole thlug. An American In Havana awoke one night to find a burglar in bit rooui, lie got up to chase blui out. A fight ensued, In which the American shot the burglar la tbe leg. The police came and the American was arrested for shooting tbe thief. This American hut Influence, but It took all be could muster to keen out of Jail, and the case was not finally settled until he bad paid the burglar $3,000 for that dam aged leg. Under the law the Amerl- (tin bad no right to shoot nnd by so doln be was ei.lltv of atreinntcd horn hide. It Is very dllllcult for Ameri cans to understand the system and they often get luto trouble. Another odd thing Impuens when there is a fire. Tho Fire Iiepartment Is, of course, called out, and the jsillce follow' along. The police arrest the owner of the establishment which is burning and hold him until be proves entire innocence. It Is said that this Is on the theory thnt whenever there Is a fire the owner of the property must huve started It. If a iierson Is Injured In tbe street no one Is allowed to touch hliu until the JikIko of the Instruction gets to the spot. Sometimes an injured person will lie for hours, perhaps In the hot sun, with two or three policemen stand ing around keeping the crowd back un til tho arrlvul of the Judge. It makes no difference If the man might be dy ing It Is the law, and must be re sjsscted. . A Mary.: of American Medicine. The human body Is the most tierfect piece of mechanism In the world anil Is copable of wonderful reslstam-e to Injuries. The cose of Phlneos P. Gnse, s railroad man. Is a classic In the an nnls of American medicine, (luge was engaged In blasting, and at the time of his accident was tamping powder Into a bole In the side of a huge mass of rock. The tamping rod was a piece of Iron an Inch and a quarter In diameter and weighed more thnn thirteen pounds. Tho powder exploded and shot this Iron dear through the poor fel low's head. It struck him on tbe left cheek In mediately under the cheek bone, and passed up through his brnln. Ixiilnd his left eye nnd out the top of his 'head In a word, there was a ragged wound through hit brain at least two Inches In diameter and nearly sis Inches long. But Instead of killing the man Instant ly, this Injury merely stunned hlni. He was carried to shelter nearly a mile away, and then without assist ance walked up a long flight of stairs to bed talking to those about hlni all the while. Several hours Inter a sur geon arrived and found hlni resting easily and absolutely clear In mind. His splintered skull was trimmed, the wound through his brain was cleanse1 ss much ss possible, and mild sedative was administered. In a month he was at work again, and sav ing that he was blind In bis left eye be suffered no permanent Injury. Apparently- Impossible, Alexander Graham Hell, the famous Inventor of the telephone, was dis cussing flying machines. Prof. Hell , . i . i ,1.1. -..i.i.... Santof Dumont'f success has been due to his observance of the principle first enunciated by tbe great American scientist "We go very swkwardly about fly ing." said Prof. Hell. "In all Inven tions the first steps are taken with an awkwardness that to later generations .w.r.i litl,.p,iiMl v IncrMllMe. I udeed. 1 1 1 r. in'... at the start, we are like the two men with the plunk. Oue nuin asked an other to help hlni curry a long and heavy plank borne. Accordingly tliy stooped down, back to back, took It up, flI,d of course they couldn't make any progress with It. "No go,' said the owner, after a while of balking. 'Turn round,' "They both turned round, and were face to face. With the plank on their heads they stood in this posture, re garding one another sadly for some time. Then tbe first man said, dis gustedly : ' 'Heave the beggar down. Jack. No two men can carry one plank. I'll take her home myself." Her Eaaerleaee. "We should remember to csst our bread upon the waters," said the par son who wss making a duty call. "lea, I tried It once," replied the lady member of the flock. "And did It return after many days?" queried the good man. "I'm sorry to say It didn't," sn swered the lady. "It was my first at tempt at hrendmaklng, and It sank Im mediately' Strlctlr C'eaSaeatlal. Her Mother Does your husband take you Into his confidence regarding his business affairs? Toung Wife Oh, yes ; be did so only this morning. When I ssked blm to let me hsve 150 for a new gown be said he wss very sorry, but business wss so bsd Just now he couldn't possibly do It Wfcea It Bea-aa. "lias your parrot used profanity rongT "Only since my husband got an auto mobile." Milwaukee Free Press. ny order of the police all cabmen In Berlin must wssr white bats. Banking by Ml WE PAY ! INTEREST On savings deposits of a dollar or more, compounded twice every year. 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