Please
Your Hair
(MiiMnnnnnaMnranM
Don't liavo a fnllliiR out with
yourliatr. It might leave you I
Then what? Better plcaoo It
by elvltiK It a Rood hair-food
Aycr's Hair Vigor. The hatr
stops coming out, becomes
soft and smooth, and all the
deep, rich color of youth
comes back to gray hair.
" I km trnulilM rr.llf with d.ndrnfl
Iiuxl Aii'i llilr Vliur ltrMiijl.l.lr
ill lUiui'iin Hint alio iiiiil hi liir
f.llliif mil. Iti.ro. mo nr nff.lr al
" I wm Wnulil.d cr.ttlf with d.ndrnff anil)
1 mM Ar' llilr Vliur Itroinul.l.lrtui.!
frnln
U(l III
arrantlng in
nj nir in Biir 111
imoiiK,iiii(J., i
l I wlia."
MIM HAIMI
v.
A
U4br J.O. Afrno.t I ,, MMi
9 SAHSAIMWLIA,
crvfj" fin j.
W j cm bhy rraoHAL I
ltngllll linvrrra' llolim.
Tho ICngllsh Imr illll clings devoted
ly to Km robes, A solicitor who for
some ronton wns not prop" red with
tilt profrsttonsl coatttmo asked pcrmls
Ion of a Iuulon Judge Hi" othrr day
to appear wllliout It, but (lie Judge de
clarcd Hint he could give no Midi sane
lion. However, lo avoid delay, lir re.
aotrd to a nno lrgnl distinction: "I
do not glvn you pcrmlsalon, hut If the
ether profcrialonal gentlemen present
ratte no objection 1 will consent to
hear you," II" was heard, and It mny
be trusted Hint no ancred prccrdvnl
was damaged.
CASTOR I A
for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
IJonra tho
tdUtf&&
ttlguaturo o
Jinan AppelllA oft tin Rplilar.
Tlio spider Iiai a tremendous appa
tile and bin gormandising defies all hu
innn competition. A irli'iitlit who care
fully noted a spider's consumption of
food In 21 hotira concluded that ir tho
pldcr wero built proportionately to the
human scale he would cat at daybreak
(approximately) a mull alligator by 7
a. in., a lamb by 0 a, in., a young
cnmelopard, by 1 o'clock a iheep and
would finish up with a lark pit In
which thero worn ISO blida.
f'lTQ '""if i'iM. Connor B.ftooin...
1 10 n.rnilit'.UMi.riir.Kllii.lli..l.Sft
iif twifM-,alli.iiiii.Mir..ii.
"". ii.hiim.mii ,Jl Aituni., riillM.Ibla, I
Tha awlftmt dug In the werld, Ilia
borxol, or UiimUii wolflimunl. Iiai in ml
rrcnrd riltia that iliow aerruty-llvw frrt
In a aerond, while Ilia gaaella haa It own
mraaurrd tpred of uiura than tight ft
a aecond.
Kor fortr vrar'a I'lao'a Clira for Con
uinpllon haa enrnl couglia and oolda. At
urugguia. rru jorrinf.
II Waa Ilrukr,
"Tlma la moiiry," quoted tha moral
lie r.
"Yet," rejoined Ilia demnrallter, "and
I liavmi't a iiiuiurut that I cau call my
owu."
A Heavy Fine,
Un lor tho Klklus liiw, any rnllrond
company which puya relmtca In niiyJ
luriu, or any uhlpper wlionccuptn tluttii,
in llnblo to n llini of from tl,()()0 to
U'0,000, upon conviction. It nlmi pro
hlblta tlm curryliiK of freight nt Icra
tlinu tho imlilllul tutlffn. Tho Inter
fitnto Coinmerro cominlaalou It niivow
er(l to deteot ami proMocuto vlolatorn
of thin atatuto, I'n-aldeut Knapp of
tho comuiltalou nlnlea tlmt allien thla
law wna pnm-ed, rolmto pay I mk liua Ih-vii
aa rnro aa foritrry.
i
Mitnufaoliirft of ClKarrltea.
Oltlclnl atntlatlca tell Ua that :i,nOfl.
4S7."in rlgnrcttet wuro mnnufactured
In thin country during the pnit tin en I
your. If tlm population of t'lo United
Ktaten In M).0(K),000, If hnlf tlmt num
ber t I0.U0O.O00) nro iiinles. If throe
qtinrtorn of thorn (30,O(X).0O0) nro of
amokliiK hko. nml If nno-lhlrd of tho
no.OOO.KH) kiiioUo rlgnrottoa, wo hnvu
n.:i(lil,.S7.'Jir. clpuolloii to tllvlilo In n
yenr nmoiig 10.000.000 poraona, or only
ubotit lUtil npk-co, which la loan thiin
ono every dny,
MALARIA
The air nrislntr from lovr. xnarahv
and pools and from decaying vegetable matter, as well as the pases from
eewcre, la loaded with jenns of malarial poison. The water wc drink, that
lias not been properly filtered and purified, is also full of these germs ftnd
microbes, and as we daily .
breathe nnd drink millions of kalahia, in ma system vob, ybahs.
these Into tho system, to bo Tor aeveral years I Buffered with Chllta ond
absorbed by the blood, tho Fever, caused by Malaria In my svatem, and each
entire body begins to feel the B!uu.n.er tot everal years I would have a relapse,
effects of the poison, Tho -;ially my phyalcian pieacrlbcd 8. 8. S. It en-
most common form of Ma- ""' 'VL': ali u wen troubled since,
laria Is "clii.Ua nnd fever," 9J w. Market St., lVouiaville, Ky. L Siiapow.
but when the blood is thoroughly saturated with the poison It becomes so
weak and polluted that abscesses, carbuncles, boils, sores, ulcers and other
skin diseases result. Malaria also affects the liver, kidneys, bowels nnd
stomach, producing n chronic state of biliousness that often results in Jauu
dice or 8ome malignant fever. In cases of Malaria the blood must be purl
fled before the body enn regain its natural health. S. S. S. contains purify
ing and tonic properties possessed by no other blood medicine, and is the
fjtk ja ideal remedy for the treatment of Malaria. It des
TJ l (aaT troys the genns of the disease nnd builds up tho
ltlsm weakened, polluted circulation. It enters into tha
kWw kJ ItBV blood and forces out every particle of poison and
-T"; T1 waste matter nnd adds strength and activity to it.
B. S. S. Improves the appetite nnd digestion, tones up the entire system by
Us alterative and purifying action, and Malaria, with all its bad effects, ia
permanently driven from the system. Ilook ou tho blood nnd any medical
Hdvice, without charge. TliE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, ATLANTA, GAm
WHIRR HELIQION COME8 HIOH.
Home Clmrcli I'ana In Nan Turk Coat
Uood Dent Mora than n llnalllnif.
Many rendora hnv probably hoard
of New York's famous Clrnco churcli
at llrondwny and Tonth street, whoro
thero la a choir of "bullion," ranging
In nga from t ysnr tip, which church
It anld to bo orectod on land inoru rnl
tin bis area thiin that vfheroon Ht.
1'aul'a at Loudon atauds. Kara It Is
tha cuitom to offer by auction all paws,
which tha present owner doalre to ro
IIiihiiIbIi, inyt tho Ht. Uuls I'ost-DIa-patch,
and which possibly mny hnvo
been In their family aver allies tha
church waa built.
A few inontha ago pew No, 40, In
tha south tranaopt of Urncn church,
wan put up at auction In tho New York
real tato aaloa rooma for tha trua
Irea of tha eatnto of tho luto Henry
liny, Tho bidding wna started nt IMW
nml roiia rapidly to f 1,000, when thero
wan n pause. Thou omo ouo offurcd
another hundred and tho blddlnic nil
viiuced to $I,WK, and Just uboiit to bo
knocked down for Ihli mini when
lliiiullton (J, King sprung uiiuthor W
nml octireil tho pew.
On being nuked If hn waa spending
nil thla money fur his own religious
comforta Mr. ICliiff atntud that ho bnd
purchased tho iow for nnothrr jteraon,
but whom bcrnfiiied to itate. The pew
la n "family" one and holda ilx, li tip
hoUlered In dark red and, a coord I ne
to tha auctioneer, comfortable enough
to toiler the highest forma of rellgloui
charily. The powa In draco church,
wltb few aiccptloua, are owned by
those who occupy thorn, and when on
doea find Ita way Into the market It
la eagerly purchased by rich pariah
lonrra, Una .of tha moat fnahlounbte
churchaa In Now Vork la Ht. Bartuolo
mow'a, In Madlaon avenue. Thla la
known aa "The Vandorhllta' church,"
for here tha mlllloualrea of that nam
worahlp. 1'uwa In Ht. Ilartholomaw'a
can often be rented, but now aeldom
purchaaed, moat of the pewa being
owned by realdenta of "Mllllonalra
row," In Fifth avenue. Occaalonnlly,
however, a pew In thla churcli hna
come under the hammer, when It hna
brought a coualdcrnble aum of money,
a much aa fft.OOO having been paid for
Ix "alltlng" near the pulpit.
1,11 tho Catholic cathedral, cloc by,
pewa are alao aold at auction, at tlmea,
and, owing to the magnificent choir
which thla churcli aupporta, bring
mail fortunea.
Motbtrawlll Brnl Ku. Wtnilow'a Poothtng
Bjriuplha til rimetlr touitfur tbalrchllJrta
durloi tbt ItttblDg itlul.
Tit I'roKiKxttualn Ntorina.
Ily inetinn of a delicate luat.timent
railed tho rernuuograph, Itev. l-'rcdcr-
ck It, Uderabacli, irofr!)r of cheiula
, ... i u, iMti.iiiii.1 ,11,.,- i iii...
'"f '" "L l.i -uiU'j.e, in Clove-
Clove-
hind, Ohio, la nhle to foretell tiuny
hoiirn the numerous atimmor atoruia
which come iii, often on brlKht, warm,
clear dnyn, with ttdrtlliiK rnpldlty, nml
with dlro reault to tho amnll ernft
nloug tho aea con at and oil Inland
watora.
Tho action of (he rcrnuiiograph In
almplo nnd eaally tinderatood by nny
ono nniunlnted with nn onllunry tele
grnph ayatein with rolny. The Initial
action precede the advent of tlio
atorm from one to thlrty-alx houia,
Aa the rlortrlc dlattirbniice nilvaneei
tue coherer la very buay, aoun produc.
lug n continuous bnud record, while
tho decohorcr keeps ti n conatant
clatter, which Oually becomes deafen
lug.
Tako It Ky.
Mlont the time ynu get to llilnlln' that
you're Kit t lit on a bit,
An' you JIiikIu of your money aa you
atroll niiil strut about,
lletler keep your peepers open, for your
life ain't over yet,
An' there's alvraya lot of danger Hheu
the cheat Is tnelllu' out.
'Hunt the lime you alt to loflkln' at your
neighbor ltli su'prUe,
An' a-feelln' sorry fer 'em cui you've
left 'em In tlio press,
Then's the time fate's lookln fer you
with a club or inlnhty site.
An' you'll feel the rungs a-brcskln' In
tlm liid'ler of success.
Detroit Tribune.
Consoling, '
Htella You seem sad thla afternoon.
dear. What's the truuhluT
.Mildred I en n't help thliiklng about
I'om Oreeii, MHir fclluwl 1 er reject
in! hltn last ulclit.
Hlelln Oh, don't let n little thine Ilka
that worry ou. Why, I've rejected lilm
three limes In the past six nooks.
A Poison Breathed
into tne System
nlnrri ilmnn ritra itnnn,if rvr.,,,ln
I populw3i?cioncoJ
Tlm ilcliiio IHcKrnph of Dr. Koni
of tlio 1,'nlverslly of Munich hits boon
so perfected (hut In ton to twenty
minutes n photograph -txl Inches In
nIxo can bo sent through n roNlstiinco
corrcHiioudlng to ouo thousand miles,
Tho portrait or iIosIkii to bo transmit
tod la on n Iriiiispnront film, which la
wound nrotind n glnss cylinder, and
upon which ii Ions focuses a point of
light Unit passoa through tho film to n
selenium roll In tho cylinder, Tho
bright nnd dnrk portions of the picture
cmiso tho rny of light to vnry tho ro
slstanco of tint selenium roll to an
electric current pnsaltitf through It,
nml this variation produces n corro
nmiuiIIiik liistnutiinooiis lirlKhtenliiK or
(larkenliiK of tho glow In a Ti-sln va
cuum tubo ut tho receiving ond of tho
win. Kxeept h pin point aperture,
this vacuum tub Is i-ovored with wax
or rubber. Tho light ray from tho
aperture falls upon a sensitive Mlm
wound upon n ejllmler. ami as this
cylinder mid tlmt of tho transmitter
nro moved In unison, tho light mid
shade of tho orlglmil picture nro ro
produced In proper place on the second
film, giving n now photograph accu
rate In minute detail,
Tho dimensions of the Immense din
inond found In tho now "I'romler
mine" In the Transvaal Inst January
nro given by Nature ns follows. Meas
ured tlio, iVj by 2Yi Inches; weight,
1,032 carats, equals O'll' grnms, or
nearly y ikiuiiiIs nvolrdtipols. The
largest diamond previously discovered
la the "Kxcelalor," found In the 3a
Kerafontelu mine, Orange Itlver Colo,
ny, In 1810, which weighed 1)71
carats, was as Inrgo na a lion's egg,
mid wna tallied nt fri.Ooo.OOO. It wna
cut Into nine Inrgo brilliants, The fa
mous Kohlnoor mill Orent Mogul din
iiioikIs sink Into Insignificance when
compiireil with tho latest nnd, which
In snld to bo of excellent quality, nnd
will probably bo cut up to make a con
siderable number of smaller gem;.
Janpioi I "a ure, the Crouch aeronaut,
has leiiiontralel th.it, glvn fnvor
iible winds nnd other favoring circum
stances, It Is posslhlo to ride through
the nlr norosa tlio Ifngllsh Channel,
nnd over tho Intervening bind on ench
aide, from the Itrltlsh capital to the
metropolis of Prance. On Feb. 11 bo
loft I,ondoii with one companion In
bis balloon, nnd nix hours Inter landiil
safely nt Nt. Denis In the suburbs of
I'nrls, l'ton reaching the shore of
the Channel, nonr HuMlugs, they do
scondod until the guide-rope touched
the water, irislug ngnlu ou nppnmcli
lug the French shore, thoj passed over
Dieppe nt nil elevation of (1,500 feet.
Oreat things nro expected from the
submarine telephone by olllcors of tho
Fulled Ktntes nuvy. The principles
underlying It nro very different from
lliosii of wireless tolgcntphy. In tho
bitter tho telegraphic Impulses nro
transmitted through the nlr or other
by electricity. In tho submarine tele
phono sound waves travel through wa
ter unaided by nny electrical force.
Water, being denser than nlr, nets ns n
better sound conductor, tt transmits
sound four nud n half times ns fast as
nlr, 1,100 firt n second being the rate
In tho ntmonphere, while In tho water
It Is -1,711! foot, or nltuost n mile n
second.
All outbreak of twelve cases of
smallpox Ht Newcastle. Kiiglnud. Inst
your has mystluod the doctors. No or
dinary source of Infection could bo dis
covered, but It has boon found Unit on
tho days when eleven of tho imtlouts
probably contracted the dlsenso tho
wind was blowing from uuo or the
other of two smallpox hoxpltals one
about n mile away, the other nbout
two miles. It s pointed out Hint files,
n pest of hospitals, tuny be carried
long distances by tho wind.
Tho moon Is usually supMiel to
have solidified from the center to tho
periphery, but lunar photographs hnvo
convinced two lending French astrono
mers that tho surface hardened flrat.
Thin view modifies various theories.
Naturalists hnvo discovered n wasp
that uses a pebble to pound, down the
earth over her nest. It Is believed
tlmt this Is the only one of the lower
animals tlmt timkos use of a mechani
cal instrument.
FALCONRY IN VOQUE AGAIN.
Itcvlwil of Ilia Ancient Sport TiikliiK
l'lnce In Ititropcuii Countries.
"Most people have fallen luto tho
cotuuuili error of thinking of falconry
only In connection with musty old
stories of gallant kulghta and guy
ladles of yearn ago," said a sportsmnu
recently. "Well, now, falconry Isn't
so dead aa It might tto. To be sure,
we don't bear much of It over hero In
America, but It Is regaining Its old
time prestige In Kuropoan countries.
You would be surprised nt tlm extent
It Is now being followed by tho nobility
of Kuglnnd.
"Until a short time ago gotdiawklug
was tho nearest approach to tho old
time, sport, but now the real falcons
u ro crowding out tho goshawk.
"Never saw a hunt with falcons!
Well, sir, you have missed half your
life. You get out In tho morning with
u good live bird, a full-blooded falcon,
and If you don't hnvo all the sport you
want for ono day, then you aro no
sportsman. Kasy, you sny! Well, per
haps It Is, but not until you have had
years of experience at It. You have
your hound start n big bird, say a
pheannnt, ami in the excitement that
follows try to urge your horse on with
ouo ha ml, pud your bird's hoodstrlug
with your teeth and driving hand, and
toss your bird aloft. Oh, It looks easy,
but try It, nud If you don't f' luto a
snarl then I loso my guess. And I
want (o nny tight here that a full-,
oiooiiuii rmcou is a imu iiiiiik to root
with. They don't lake, to rough han
dling. Thy have bad tempers mid
get one thoroughly aroused mid tho
bird Is no good for hunting, the rest
of tlmt day, at least.
"I believe tho tlinu Is coming when
falconry will bo n recognized sport In
this country. Yes, I know It seomn
cruel, but Is It any more cruel than nny
other form of hunting la It, now?"
New YorkTrlbune.
THE TOMU OF WASHINGTON.
An Appeal for I mproremeiit of 8nr
rounding at Mt. Vernon.
Upon tho recent visit to tho home
of our country' father, the visitor
wns impressed with tho seeming In
difference of tho nation ns regnrda
tho enihrliiemeiit of the remnlns of
such nn Illustrious nnd beloved hero.
It Is a disgrace to a tuition such na
ours to Imvo allowed this structure
to bo built In tho first place, and sec
ondly to let tho tomb remain as It Is.
Our country Is rich in traditions ami
sentiment ami rlnaneinlly It la able to.
himI of right It should, own and pro
tect the grounds mi frequently visited
by children of our much loved coun
try. Tho society which has .Mount
Vernon In keeping must nocU chnrga
nn admission from visitors to the on
tnto. This Is necessary for the main
tenance of the buildings nnd grounds.
It Is not that objection la made to
the amnll admission fee of n cent
for each person who enters the gnto
way, but It does seem fitting that our
nation should own nnd care for one
of Its most sacred sjiots, historically.
A more iMvuitlful location can
scarcely bo linnglnod than Hint of tho
home of Wnshlngton. Situated upon
an eminence overlooking the wide,
calm waters of the I'otomnc stands
tlio qutilnt. old-fashioned house mid
the leniitlrul trees which for so mnny
yearn hnvo guarded the memories long
burled with the dust of the owners.
Oeorgo nud Mnrthn Washington nre
laid nt lest side by side In n horrlblo
cellnr r,f n vault. No ono curve or
graceful turn haa boon put into the
structt'ro which Inclose these re
mnlns. Instead, Just tho plainest sort
of brick tins been used Iii tho erection,
nml the visitor Is not only grieved,
but disgusted, nt tho sight In allow
ing so common n tomb for the father
of our nation. There cannot be given
na nn excuse that the structure Is ns
It was originally, for It has been re
built nud removed from the former
site, some rods distant.
True, we have the Wnshlngton .Mon
ument In hla commemoration, and we
cnu tie unpoctlcitl enough to say that
there Is no virtue In erecting grand
shrines for men's bones, but thoso
who hnvo some sentiment fool keenly
the liinpproprlntonosH of tho crude
tomb at .Mount Vernon. Oram's tomb
nt Mornlugslde, New York, stands a
Imppy contrast to show what can be
done to honor tho memory of our
groat moil, oven In their death.
Speed the day when our government
realizes and claims Its right to own
nnd to care for, as become our gen
eration, the resting place of our na
tion's first President. Council muffs
NoniKirell.
She Took tt.
In her hurry to get out of a South
Side clova.cd train the other day a
woman heavily laden with bundle-
forgot a imckugo of oilcloth, such aa
Is used for table covering In humble
Inline. A prosiHTous looking couple
had boon seated beside her. The
wife, when she tiotlcid that the de
parting iwssongor linil left the pack
age, remarked to her husband: "Here's
a windfall for us, John. 1 hIihII take
that when wo got out." "No, vou
wool. Hum joiiii. -wo nren t so
hard up that wo are obliged to take
other iK-ople's property." "Hut I
will," said the wife, nud "You won't,"
said the husband, and they had It
hummer nud tongs lor fcveral sta
tlons. the woman, with nn amused
smile" on her face which betokened
Hint sbo was Jesting, nud the man
with grim eariiotuo4 that showed
ho had swallowed Istlt, hook and
Hue. "You aro so oHoy, John," said
tho woman as they until to go. "I
had no Intention of taking the oil
cloth." As they were altout to step
to tho station platform the guard
touched her arm. "You forgot your
bundle." ho snld. He handed the nil
cloth to her. and btfore she could
spoak the train wont on. "oh. no;
you had no Intention of taking It,"
said John. "More than one way to
skin n cat, Isn't then'"
t'loo. far ttio Silk Hut.
A plea for tho silk bat Is made by
the lAiudnii Tailor mid Cutter. Why
Is It that the silk hat, It asks. Is not
worn more generally. It Is surely
not lKcaiiHo It Is an pxikmisIvo lux
ury, for a silk hat will easily out
wear two felts, especially as the
shapes In silks vnry only slightly
season by season, and, If properly
cared for and regularly Ironed, will
always hnvo that glossy appeariiuco
that places the hall mark ou a well
dressed man.
A silk hat gives a tone and char
acter that Is not In evidence In any
uiiu-r lu'iuigcnr.
In tlio AVest Knd.
A small boy was rccltltij; In a geog
raphy class. Tlio teneler wns trying
to teach htm the points of the com
pass. She explained:
"On yo,;r right Is tho south, your
left the north, nud In front of you Is
tho east, Now, what Is behind you?"
Tho boy studied for a moment, then
puckered up his face, and bawled:
"I know It; I told urn you'd sou that
patch "
I
alttSHuJ
fe
Huch a Mlstnkc!-Physlclan Your
ailment Ilea In tho larynx, thorax nnd
epiglottis. Hooligan Indndct An
me nfthor thlnkln' tiY trouble wna In
mo throat.
Long Distance Appreciation. Sirs.
Jordan Did you ever hear my daugh
ter sing, Mr. Johnson? Mr, Johnson
Oh, yes; I only llvo fivo blocka from
your bouse, you know.
Itnby, tho Hlggeat. Mr, Hlgger,
Mrs. lllgger, and lJali Nigger, which
of this Interesting family Is the big
gest, and why the biggest? Answer
Ilnby lllgger, because ho is n little
Ulggor.
Kxcuscd, I sny, If you aro so aw
fully smart at problems, tell me how
far off thunder Is when you hir the
Unit roll. Calculator I can't !o that,
sir. Crowfoot You can't? Catmint
orNo; I'm the lightning caleulator.
A Fun? A man drirlng In the coun
try lost n nut off his wagon wheel.
Meeting nn Italian, he naked If ho
linil a monkey wrench. The Indignant
Italian wrnthfully replied, "Me no
keep n monkey ranch; me keep a sheep
ranch.
Convincing. "Certnlnly, I am sure
It'a a counterfeit note," said the re
ceiving teller. "It has one very notice
able flaw; It'a In the paper." "Hut,
my dear mnn," protested tho depositor,
"Iii these days you can'l believe every-
tiling you aec In the paper."
A Hint. Mr. Hlghllve (looking up
from the paper) Well, well! Won
dera will never cease! They've got so
now that they cau photograph In col
ors. Mrs. Hlghllve (glancing at his
nose) I think, my denr, you'd better
get-your picture taken before the old
process Is abandoned.
Kxemplary Punishment. A mother
brought her little son for his first timo
to school, and said to the teacher:
"Thla boy o' mine la very delicate, as
be la afther a fit of barmonla on tho
loouga; but If he doea anything bould,
an' I know he will, bate the wnu next
to hltn, an' 'twill frighten him."
1I Won Kaelly. Mr. Subhubs
You know you're only talking non
sense. Wbat do you want a couple of
new gowns for? Mra. Hubbubs Why,
Mrs. I'lnyne bos got n doxen gowns,
all of them much handsomer than the
two or three that I've got Mr. Sub
bubs Yea, I know. Hut a homely
woman like that needs rich attlro In
order to attract attention.
Seizing the Opportunity. "Always,"
ndvlses the pompoua person who has
accumulated several millions, "always
say, 'I will. Never allow yourself to
be dismayed by the outlook! Over
come tho outlook! That's the way to
succeed." "One, then." comments the
poor person to whom he addresses this
homily, "should always say, I will'?"
"Yes. sir." "And you always say It?"
"I do." "Will you lend me half, a
million to get my airship In running
order?"
Proved Hla Teacher Wrong. I.Ittlo
U lllle's father found bis youthful son
holding up one of his rabbits by tho
ears and saying to him: "How much
Is seven times seven, now? Hah," the
fnther heard the boy say. "I knew you
couldn't. Here's another one: Six
times alx Is how much?" "Why, Wil
lie, what In the world arc you doing
with your rabbit?" naked the father.
Willie threw the rabbit down with
disgust. "I knew our teacher was
wrong," was all he said. "Why, bow?"
asked his father. "Why, she told us
this morning that rabbits were the
greatest multipliers In the world.
HOMEOF MACBETH UNCHANGED
Cawdor Castle Bill! Mocks the Tooth
of Devouring Time.
Hamlet's castle at Klsluore, which
still remains precisely ns In his day, Is
not the only habitat which still mocks
the tooth of cormorant devouring time.
Tho castle of Macbeth, thane of Glamls
and of Cawdor C'awdor castle built
In the year UW, nlso still stands Just
outsldo of tlio village still called "Caw
dor," nt Inverness, In Scotland, says
Shnkspcarennn, and If It does not hap
pen to rain when the tourist ap
proaches It (and It sometimes does not
rain In Scotland) he will exclaim as
Duncan dkl, "this castle hath a pleas
ant seat, the air nltuoly and sweetly
recommends lUulf to our sens."
During Its many centuries 6f life,
Cawdor castle has accumulated many
wings, "outer walls" and now Inte
riors, and so tho great hall where tho
deed of dreadful note wns first resolv
ed may not be at present located (and.
for once, tradition has not selected one
of them). Hut a chamber where tho
deed may have been done there Is In
on of the oldest parts of the old pile,
tor several years this chamber has
been tendered by tho present thane of
Cawdor on of tho Campbell family
(the present owners of tho property) as
a bedroom for a night's lodging to any
artist who will ns quid pro quo paint
upon Its walls a picture of no 1110 Inci
dent of tho tragedy according to Sunk
speare. That not many artists havo cared
for such n night's lodging on nny terms
we nro led to guess from the fact that
only four pictures aro on that cham
ber's walls. Lady Macbeth lit her
ulgbtrobo; Macbeth with the fatal dag
ger drawn; tho brltullo cat that mowed
thrice, and tho owl, tho fatal belmanl
ns well ns tbo tbreo secret black and
midnight hags over the caldron I
.11 1 -
Everything else in the house Is moro
qulut when thorw Is Illness, but did
you ever notice tho Impudenco of tha
cloc!r, which ticks nil tho louder?
MISS MARIA DUCIIAItME,
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