A Baj Stomach
IrlínilU
awfuln»»» and mart th»
I SpplDe-s ul Ilf».
It'» a weak «tumi, h. • stoma h that
tan lol pru|«r»y perl«.rm Ita f.-netioo«
Ao»ung Ita aymplums ara distress
aliar aatng, aauwa talaran
taartburu, talcblug. Vomiting, data*
lam y ami nervous heads« l.r.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Cara» a oad >ln«a b, imiigr.ti ii and
dyape|« a, ami Ihe rara la pevmw^i.l
Accept a>> substitute.
Science
invention
Io lb» cavea ot la Mouth» ai»! I oni
dr Uauiui» la Frane» bar» ta- u d* •»»
ami aumr nrniarkabl» eugrav.ngs ami
rough painting« on lb» wk. u>ad - la
prehistoric tlmi-a. and rrpr«-s< tiling an
lutala long atnea misi I. Au. ng the«»
lb* mammoth figurara vou«p
■ -
Thar» ar» als« striking picture» of I •
reindeer. which la kuuwu Io ba»» on e
ta«-u an lubabltaut of Western tu
rupe
Mrtrrorvlngi. al tnatrum« nta uf gtgan
tic »la« ba»» bran designed by M
Jarrasen fu» tbe summit of Mußt lllnt-
and ar» to ba read by tala» !"■ froto
< ba mooli, al the foot of lb* muun'a .1
Tb» taromrt.-r la to bar» a bug» dial.
*ltb band» runted by a platinili» C-al
»n Ib» m»r< ury Tb» thermometer will
cuoiaio s»»»rol quarts uf al- oboi, and
«tIU bar» degre« marks an Inch or
mor» apart
1b» fort-» ami d.recthm
of the «lad will l*e estln.atad from
Iti defleriloa of an Iron tall. till. 1
wilt me nur y and auspeuded from t
pv»t
Arianna engineer» regard tbe (Irani
Canyon of the Colorado a» afford i.g
• 0» of (be greatest fields la el lotet»
for tbe darei, pm» ul of <;. tr liy fro
water power
In addition lu Ibe Im
mense power uf Ib» Colorad > Itself.
Urge atores of energy are a* al!«' i< r
th» smaller streams that I- ..p > ■ t
»«at chasm
Ibe plan by which the
power uf lb* main stream »III It Is
m»w thought, eaeotually Is* utili»*«! Is
that uf "picking up" th» fall of lb»
riser by means of tunnels At a point
about sesenty miles north uf Wllllani
It la said that a fall of .’•»•» f el
»
b» futi nd In a distarne but little ti
reading a toile
Ibe I»»|.artm*nt of Agriculture la ai
präsent lu«<-»tlgail.ig the curl .is I. •
ba »lor of certain planta gr.ning ■ »
«b» IV»»têtu prairies «Id. b ar» l>t>..»u
as loco wred»
lz < j" In Kpaulau slg
ri'.fiee craiy Catti» and other aulii.ala
feeding upon loro wee.la suffer a de
largement of the brain that prevents
coordinating
more meni a
deaerai
wteds Itelungiag tu tb» Iw-an family ar»
lu< luded In tbla poisonous category
It baa trees asserted that a stagi«
dis» of acme of these «»««Is will
raus» Insanity but V, K Chestnut, of
th» Impartaient cf Agriculture < «
pre»»»« tbe belief that »»»eral days of
feeding ar» required to produce a bad
effect
A cloud Is white be. ause Its cor
puacles uf »spur are large enough to
reflec t all rays, large and small
Hut
th» upi>»r air baa Infinite numbers of
particles au minute that they thro «
back only tbe smaller or blue war* «
♦f light, and not the larger red. yet
faw and green wairw. and thus blue Is
Ihe predominant, but not «l.lualve
color of th» sky
Tbla long accepted
theory of Prof Tyndall a la now qu<*s
t lulled by M Kprlng. the Swiss phya
leist.
Its baa »iperimrniM with
luminous rays under many conditions,
getting all colors except bln.-, which,
failed to appear, until, by tb» a .1 . f
•lectrlclty, h» secured a pure atm.»»
phere
Tbla wsa clearly tinged with
blu», leading to tbs con lual..» that th*
blu» of tbe aky la an aeaentlal quality
ef the air ot chemical origin
CUTSUT OF TOOTHPICKS»
Stilila««
Maosfsclsred Io America
GOOD
a»4 Mars Insorta
There i» ot>» artici» of manufacture
(bal la card so rtt»n«l«»ly In th» I ‘ Si
ted Ktatea that no un» bas an Ide» of
th» «usual quantity consumiti, namely.
«.<«lcu lv.tbp.cka.
According to aa
e»p. rt. tbo num her la simply Incaica)-
able. Million» up*a mdll us uf tbe tin»
A certain wevkly waksw UJ» Ita d»
wooden «litera ar« turn rd out »«cry i lui neri t aut»«i rllw-r» ta tbla llreiy fasi»
year from American factories alone, ou
"Il la sal«l tbal ■ tuan wiro
aud on top of tbla tremoudous output •que» s«» a dollar A»v»r «qu»ea»» bis
com» imtonatluus fr»m Portugal »nd vif»
A glan« » at uur «rilxtcrlpilua
Japan and ».thee » unir <• nearly as «»»k leaila ua lu iwllvs» tbal luany
large a» Ih» dora.alle product.
«omeri In tbla •» Uoti ar» nut barin«
Most of the American toothpicks ac-
be.r r.b» era. kr*»! t'«m» ta aud »»ttl»
c rd ug to lb» New York lunes. come <»d abuw tbal ail » rigbt at bout« "
from Franklin County, la Ms a», nena
Nat Uxrg ago a certain duur .-uurpany
the forest bom» of tb» whit» birth, out
«»ire»! an <.rd»r f<»r a cartoad -t
of which Ufi per cent of tb» don.eoli
o«»ra fr»-rn an eml»r)o Tesa» trrwn.
tcoibplcks ar» made Tbla wood la Soft
■ b» or»ler waa filini abri tb» dour»
and pila 14» and of admirable resistance
emly fur shlpru»-«il. wbrn • l»l»«ran>
for tbo purp ae fur which It la used
»•a rerwîrnd ramvdlng tb» onler. aud
tVUuia mil a la Main» ar» detuted tu
<uu mx-it»« tbat s i»-*t»r ot eipiauatluu
supplying tb« country with tootbplca».
roui«! foltl<»w
Tbe ietter arrlrrd. •ud
and u tb» Industry la to ta found * me
«a» fumo! tu !<•- l»rief and mu» b tu tb»
of tb« Untat and must Intricato of ma
«Int It rvad
"t'am el ur»l»r for car-
chinery
ho tnmvodous la tb» output
>>a»l ot d<M»r« Tb»* town tuia »udalenly
f th«»» machine» that la a brief sta
tou» t»r»»hl!»lliuii, an i ao rnany doura
♦on. during tbe spring. «w ugh to.tn
«»ul»l nul lie u»«-<| lu twelity jeara’*
p . ss a» tw mad» to supply the ma.
II».rntly au Amerhan trarrtlng lu
k»(s of tb» eutlr» country for tb» year
•iuaaia w h»» Lad m*g'.ectr«l tu |>ru« id»
to come.
A further Idea of ths capa alt y of the ! li.inscif wiib a paM|»»>rt. wb»n b» ar
machima may b» bad from th» fact that rlved at tb» bordera uf tb» l'aar'a <!*>
nly l<v men ar» 1.« eaoary to tperal» maina, was belìi up bjr an official wltb
For an ta
and run all the mills la Franklin Coun a <!« maini f»»r hla i»«aa|>>rt
<y
other mills of this kin»! ar» »at ' «tant tbe tlln-rh-au Waa aturuped. but.
tere»! throughout l*»unayl«anla and I su tbe atory goew. lie qui» kly rua» to
Msssa. busetta and wesUrn New York, 1 h» emergency. Irlrtag luto Ida Inalde
but th« real bom» of lb» toothpick is i ,»■« ket. be pulbsl out bis llfe Inaurane»
{ ,»>il«-y an»! handwl It tu (lie lluaalan
Main»
tVbll» bitch is not tbe only wood u*»d I ri»» larter graiely looked tb» imper
for the d o <sttc tootbplch; map!» ami oser, » arvfully ». rutiiilaltig tbe liu|»«a>
t>K
k i-a ». il and tb» array uf alg
p. piar ate .mplu»rd as well, but birth
ba« th« property of retaining its formt nature« Théo. Wltli a aatlafie»! air. b»
«hin» sud aw»«turna
lutadrd t-a- k tbe pii|»er. aud tb» Aiuer
Tb» felling of toothpick tree« la oa'y I II an pnasaai un
Inc dental to it»» regular lumber work
Tb» tirât Ixrrd Aluptliill once caUed
f tb» Main» furentrrs
No especial ! upua Itiamar» k, and. ubile b» walte»!
men are s*nt out to bunt up aullab a
u an anter.» m l« f.<» belng re-»•lv»»l
Hr»* But whrwivr th» f< reman of a I liy tbe Herman cbaiiccllor. uut came
gang of w .«nlami'U reines a rosa a tr-• ■ 'unni llarry Aruliu. fannltig blmveif
-spolally adapt»«! to toothpicks be or I wltb bis handker» hlrf. ami l<»»>kiiig aa
1er» 11 fell.«! ai d laid aa de
Tbe If be Were «I h > u I tu ebok» "it eli." b«
brom hes of th* Ire» ar» then trimmed •ahi. "I catiuot Uliderataml buw Hl»
ul unly tb» trunk Itself Is transported mar. k eau ls-ar that anmklng tb»
to Ibe mills There tb* bark la akluncd
•trouge-t llavauaa lu a atuffy Utili»
and th* naked trunk Is run through a
rootu
I liad lu lag hlm tu «»peu tli»
machine which se»ere It Into «envera.
wliidow.** M lieu tb» Eiigllahinan eu
I ciieera" la Ibe technical expression
tered tbe «imrtnieut lie fuund
Bls-
f<>r thin «tripa of wood no thicker than
ruar< k ap|»arviit|y gaspiug fur breath
a pi ce of blotting paper ai d i»« w <1 r
at tbe <’|»*n wlmlow
M liât «frango
than the length of a toothpick
Gm«
tnales sonie {«-»»p;«- bâte." tbe chancel
tb» trunk has been cut Into these sheets
tur aald; "Arnltn bas Just l»een wltb
f w • d. only one process remains to
tue. alni b» waa an oi erp.»werlngly per
turn mut tb* tio'bplcka fit for packing
ani shipping to market
Tb» set»»»«« fuiued tliat I < ould stami II lio longer,
ar.- fed Into a aec-md machine sepplud ami lia.ì tu open tiis» wluduw."
with ai.arp. rotary knit»» that whirl al
tnmei.d. iis high speed, snipping tbe
tri-» ' rs Into toothpl.ks at the rate uf
hundióla uf tbuusai.de an hour.
It la unly tbe »0 called "fancy'" to.tb-
p'ck that is not mad« Io this country.
In I’, rtugal, frum whare moat of th«
ra. g»w ■ I pi. ka ar» import d th«
slti-ka ar* al»arp»t>»d by young girls
who. In rrturn fur turning out pl ks"
sharp ae iiiwdbs and smooth aa bury,
are paid 3 cents s d.ry
The Japanese touthpl. ka are mad* of
fine r»eds a-.d srs
■
'
sent t<> tbla country by th« Fumigue«»
manufacturers
A Japanea* tu thpl.k
is dcllcatr aud thin aa tissue paper, and
neres thrlc«« at rung and pliable
Tb*
Jcpsuese t -othplck maker warn* »ten
1rs« than bl* Portuguese f*llow crafts
man. bl* remuneration being a fraction
more than 2 cent* a day
In abort, a
thousand toothpicks may tw buugbt In
Japan for ae much a* It costa to pack
sud bot fi.taO <-f American make.
Cblhlr««'» fasortt« l>«ad.
Miss >.lisal»eih W. Martin, who««
at. ri»« tor children wer« widely known,
ia dead, rh« was a cousin of hamtisl
I. C«m»r»s and Col. Henry Hallet-
son.
W»U DescrtM.
"M Lat is a truaif"
asked th«
teacher.
"A trust." replied the nesspsiwir
n an’» tmy. "ia a subjart for an ell-
Poor Chaff.
tonal when there i* tx thlr g »la» to I»»
"I hear Jark Kamlor was bare to we disi uis«<l."—Chi. ago I'oat.
Ilio baby," said Mr. Ilwmley,
Aatwsrp Strongly f ortlllrd
•'Yea," hl» wife replied.
"I wipp»«» Ih» Ursi Ilio« I» »aid
Few psKipl» ar» »war« of th» »nor
was
'll» looks just Ilk» Ins father ’ " nx us military strength ot Antwerp,
"No, th» first thing he said «a» eine» IK.-O (iff 000.000 has l»e»n spent
‘Good Heaven»" Thon I.» »aid liai." un h rtifiaatloris.
DISAGREEABLE
REFLECTION
The mirror never flatters; it tells the
truth, no matter how much it may hurt the
pnde or how humiliating and disagreeable
the reflections. A red. rough skin is fatal to
beauty, and blackheads, bloti hes and pimples
_
are ruinous to the complexion, and no wonder su h S*
deapeiate efforts are made to liid<-th- e blemish» « anil Sj-
cover over the defects, and »■ u.e never slop to c* usider
the danger in skin foods, I-»*» loti..ns, ». aps. salves
and powders, but apply them vigorously and often with
out regard to consequences, and many complesi. ua
are ruined by the chemicals and poi
-oUooa contained In these matnetieg.
Skin diseases are due to internal causes,
c
to humors and poisons in th«
blood, and to attempt a cure by exter
CartarevHl«, Ge.. R H. No. tf.
nal treatment is an endless, hopeless
I •ufl«r«d for a nuiubor of years
with
a
aavara N»lUa raah
task. Some simple wash or ointment
About twalva yeara a<o I atartod
is often beneficial when the skin is Mint B a H . and after tahln* thraa
much inflamed or itches, but you cant Lolliae t fait myaalf cured and hare
tinea taken a boltla occasionally,
depend upon Jocal remedies fur perma • n4 had llt’la or no trouble alout
nent relief, for the blood is continually that hn« My teneral health bag
been batter since. I racommend
throwing off impurities whuh irritate P 8 fl ae a «ood blood snedlcin» aud
and clog the glands and pores o f •ii round tonic. Yours truly.
Mrs. M. 1. FXTTdJLD.
the skin, and as long as the blood re
mains unhealthy, just so b og wilt the
Borne two years afo t suffer ad •
eruptions last To eflectnally and per treat
deal, caused on accaunt of bad
manently cure akin troubles tbe blood
lood. flmalt rash ar simples broke
•ut over
Kidy and hept getting
must be purified and tbe system
worse da
day far over a year.
thoroughly cleansed ami built up and
Baaing H.
advertised tn the pa
pers
and
having
beard also it had
8. S. 8., the srvll known blood purifier cured several people
In this city,
•ad tonic, is acknowledged superior to Concluded to give it a fair trial.
•II other remedies for this purpose. It After using the medicine for some
lime, taking in all Sin bottles. 1 was
is the only guaranteed strictly vegeta entirely cured
IDWARD C. LsONQ,
ble blood remedy
It never deranges
1000 Clay Street,
Paducah, Ky.
the system or impairs the digestion
like Potash and Arsenic and drug a o( this character, but aids in the digestion
•nd assimilation of food and improves the appetite
Being a blood purthet
and tonic combined, the humors and poi
sons arc counteracte.1 and the blood m.idc
rich and pure, and at the same time th*
general health and system is rapidly bull!
np and good health is established, and
thia, after all. is the secret of a smooth,
soft akin and beautiful complesion.
If yon have any skin trouble send for our free book. " The Skin and Ib
Disease«.** bio charge for medical advice. Write us about your case.
THS SVWfTtnaHC CO- ATIAHTA, gs »
A subtirban l'bllndelpbla tanker telle
! wltb grt-at sutlsfa» tiou a story that 11
luatratea well tbe aluioat
Incredibili
prone«« lu cgg laying uf bis beu»
Home tini» ago. ' li» «a,«, "au cgg «ua
; left for a nrst egg in tin* place wber«
inj ben» la;
Ibi» uc«t ■ gg. tb» utber
1 >iay, liatcb«*»!, ami I tiare uow ou» lune
1/ little ebick. wbli b scierai duxeu
niotbers care for
lier» 1« tbe expia
uni on «>f tlii« miracle
My beu» are
• m h steady layera that «me wuuhl uo
s.s.ner gel «.ff 111» ueat egg. bavlng
deposlted a frewb egg bewlde It. tbau
Sbottar wouhl slip ou. ami In ber luru
lay. 'I bu» by doseua uf different motb-
er» tb» solltary «gg wu» tiati'bed
Tbougb «o «me tien ‘»ai’ or ‘cl«x»ked’
on It. neiertliele»» It « m k«-|>t alwny»
w arm. and in .lue Haie ttier« steppird
forth frolli il a luuely but i Igucuua
chlck."
••TWO KITTIE& '
•orne Vuvrr 1 rr.-rs Mad» by tbildrea
I«« Tille» ot Hook».
The < blldren w ho make uae of public
librarle» usually kuow quii» a» well aa
tlielr elder» «liât tln-y want. altbougli
tbey tnake o. va «louai mlatakea lu a»k
Ing for It.
A very naturai cutifualon of a unsi
cru wltb au carller claaalc was lu tb»
lulnd uf tliat amali boy, for inalane«,
w bu recently detnand.'d "Goliiwog'a
Travela," ami tbe llbiaHan, wbo flimlly
Itidm-ed litui to acrept Gulliver » lu
■tead. wa» excusable for belng luumen
tarli) pnsaled.
Nor was tbe little girl Immeiltately
«errisi ami «atiah«*d wbo reqm-ati-d a
liook by llatinab Kamleraou, of wblcb
alie cuuhl tud rememlier tbe tltle Mb»
knew tt waa lu Ih» library, becsuae
"Mamie Jobmmu Uad bad It. aud It
w aa iovely ”
Il was qulte miele»» to luform h«-r
that uo »ueb hook aplu-are.1 ta tbe « ata
logue. «lie uierely thougbt tbe allenii
a ut rery stupld. ami prucovded. liy way
of eiillghteiilng ber. to dewrlt»» tb»
content»
il lieu ali» metitloned tbal
one »tory waa about a frog prime»«
tta «»tib ial mimi «as »uddeiily Ilium
Itieil. and «Ite reeelvol tb» tatry talea
of Ilari» Andersen wblcb waa wbat
abc w atitcil
An Incident which aa tta narrator
truly aaya. would bar» delighted l»lck
eua himself, iM-curred at tb» Ja.-kaoti
Bquar« bra mb of th» New York I'ublic
l.lbrary uot lung ago. when a llltl» gtrl
— needle«» to aay a rery llttl» girl—
artlessly Inquired for "A Tai» of Two
Kittle», by t'harle« l»l< keua." Klie was
uot of au age for novela, nor for thrill
ing lucldenta of the Fr»-u« b llevoluthm;
tbe librarian »aw her error, kindly rx
plalm-d that <* lu "t'ltlea" aoumled like
N. and offered her a tx«»k ot pus«) cat
aturtea aultable to her year«.
Kb» waa quite aatlafied to accept It
It waa uot IHckena »lie wanted. It waa
"klttlra."
ENQLIbH
PLEASURE
GARDENS.
M»«nia.«wt Merit««» Maialala»« Ad
ailrably K.ucs lb* Twd ,r I'srlxt.
ICngll-b gaid.Sis ar» dlatlngu ailed
from tbo«» of <*ontln»tital Europe, ta
cause tbey bar* b>d a c-uuttauou» rx
latini» and history slu< • tbe Tudor |*
rtod.
Italian gardetia wer« at lb ,r
b< »1 lai» in th» »ixtevutb c.-nlury ami
«ally In tb« seism «.utb -entury. as)a
tb« Ar hlteitural lie*old. but there
after they <le> Iluvd Juat a* all Ita lari
art d.-eliti d
I Hiring tbe egbue.itb
century the Imai and cardinal pr uc a
maintained th»m; but tbey did not
build new ouea; ami during ita nine-
(■•nth ceu'.ury they bave »carcely La «
kept In reiatr
The i'tvn. b ganlim tw.n bed Its NS-
summ it* vxpr »«I n In l»«alei la •
IB the seventeenth cet.I. ry. Tta crown
so completely <»« <■*-had.iwel Fr» m b
Ilf» at that time and durlug the rlgb
le» a b evntury that tta r>»yal gardeua
'
-
'
ar» » iscb f mor» than r- at they
are a'ao nat oasi. But aim-» tb.* r «•
< lut<«>• am al and eionomlc <v n Iti na
have mt favored IB Franc* tta la »lug
oat of new aid «tal»>rs:» gard.-us
Much gar«l»us ar» a lusury, to b« »u
Joyed only l»y tbe v*vy it b. and
Frvxcb wvaltb I--mis to ta distributed
rattier than cuucvotra »d
Mureu*,r
Fr»m b issopi», wbll» they lo.» tbe
country aud «ivi gbt ta flow»»» a r
«o anelai tbal tbe cUara t risile rx, rws
ai ma of tb»tr tn «lem I f - ar» urban
Ttay h av» Biade l'ari» auuielb ng bulb
if a gar ei -n! a |wr« i>ut li I. L a
Fr» b - bm»u have u«»t indulgid la elite
oral» f.ruial gaideua f-»r ttatr paa a
al plvaaur»
In Knglsud other condiih»ns bave
pre« a tied Ki«r «ta» Ted <r Hum l her»
ha«» Isevti rewlderit un th* ».»U an « vi - t -
<«tlc aud effi. t«ut arlatoerary *Bl
landed gentry wbo wer» tu a gr«at«r
■a* lea« rxlent tta real leaders of th»
«-ountry Tliey bar* fur tt» tu at l art
ta-en prua|*mu* «ul pmgrvwsiv». Ilv
ng on tb Ir ». t t a ai d «d p ng ta r
•«clal ha LU a to cvuutry Uf»
«ou «e
qu»*ntly tbrougbi-ut ib* «bol» of tb«
tIme «44 garden» bai* I»»*«» a'tervd
am! new . lie« butlt; new Ideas a d In-
fluette s ba« e te eu c ua aut y < r ep 1 g
I b ; amt al tb« «atu* tim« tta cuuseri*
live habits uf Eugl.n l the routtaully
of Ita llfe and Ita comparative alwen »
of revolutionary aud military disturb
ane» Lave all contributed to tbe main-
ter-ane« aiuto*I uuluipalr»d of tbe r
ruagnlfii-eut heritage of gardeua There
I« no parallel In England to the partial
de* ay and ruin of tb- great Italian aul
Fr»mb gardens
EnglUbm.n either
maintain or Improv«, or tbey «I a r y.
It la true that the r Improvement» ar»
mor» destrurllve iban tb* neg'tgem»
of Italiana but II Is nt l>-w«t Ib» v»l-
deuc« of a fn-ab and llvlug Interest.
Tb« Dsa¿«a s Optate»«
••Teg, auh," said ths old crlofd
I hrod#r. “dal hoy la au load «r tradin'
tal I vw'ly be t-voa dal st be wi-a in
fsewven «n d y •< hl» come ha« k ter a
holiday ho’d æll his return ticket Bod
kraal lo •« «•
bl »wed ba k by a berth
ra»«! '—Atlanta Cocsliluth*w.
I
Gray Hair
"I hs»e uxed A>»rs Hsir Vigor
for o»er tinny years. Il h»» kept
my scslp free from dandruff »nJ
has preienteJ my hair from turn
ing gray "
Mrs. F. A. Souls,
Hilling*. Mont.
—
T« Recali Iw Mw S tew a.
siwaya ska*« m Ubw • f«s< law. apwwdrr
It car«« te»l. »««aiing a*kl»f »ovil«« i«««
« er«« rv.r..a Ing* « mg na* • and b*4«>* • • ♦»
• II 4rugglv<< • -I ih « at,.f».
I*»»« t •- < wi <
•ff»t autaMHulffi Mi' {dffi »»i ni FR t g Ad-tHMM
tllaa 4
I« itey,l»
Hauk, of Idjivrton, W in ., tell»
how she was cured of irrviuLari-
t^-s and uterine trixibk, terribk
pains and baikaihc by Lidia t.
Pinkham's \cgctabk Compound.
There is »his peculiar
thing about Ayer's Hair
Vigor—it is a hair food,
not a dye. Your hair docs
not suddenly turn black,
look dead and lifeless.
But gradually the old color
conics back, all the rich,
dark color it used to have.
Fhe hair stops falling, too.
I wchawgw •< Coweiiwsats.
Khw—knj abat «ibi lather say wl>«n
y«>«i askwl bin ?
>!•—H» ail ta di.la'l san' any
fool In tta lanilly.
Mb»—And b» rwally doesn't kn»w
jo « i st all !
He— F s ept I st I want to n»ar»y
you — Tust« n frsuaicpt.
Wvikar» will Uad Wra Wlaah < • *»« l*"»ig
"yrup IM* t*«f *«a «4y to was Iw» ite‘f ckikirsn
tie îrvlSiag
u
•• A while • •*» my hrAalh
to
fail
auw of
trouble«
The
Mat îbteg la Order.
i
dador did not help iw. I it metri
"H«»w pnmd ta ia Sow that ba own*
I
liât rnr u. ''.rr ' «I »««M I. m II ì I I*.
aa automoMa."
Pl il h h »n>‘« \
< utti|M>uml
"Naturally. Vou kr«»w tta old pm
un luMty
fur Íri*#,g,ul<ritir»
i
and ukrtnn t-
and I frit »urt vwrb."
I
"What's thalF*
it k * « <1 n t haru» oh * al anjr rata
;
lo fir« it • Inni
"'Fill» g «.»b ba.'cwa a fall.* "—
;
• I ww rrrtaiu r fU I t • And that t'hl la. la Optila Iwlger.
I
within a wr<< I fell mu» h bettrr, th«
axuw w lMI«t
IrrriUl«* pain« in tuy be«?k »nd aul«
wer« I-ij'lnmuf U> •<•' « and at th«
thur* uf turnwtruati >u I did u«>< ha«»
• • <>(!•»-*»« llaagnil talla«» Xsw,r4 fnr aa?
nr ari y ba arrioiMi a tim« a» hr ralo- Ha at < suairk «Sai eau u»s b»<u<s«l Ly Ms4»
«
ala«*
- »•
fore, *•• I r iitiiau‘1 it» uw for two
r y « ii»Nkf Ai». t*T.ps.iai*ta.o
m"i»th*i and at Ihr md uf that lima 1
W « l»s un1«’«liu*l ha«« 1 i.waa v 1 « Bsaey
WM 1. i«j a rx’W w- man
! rvally hare k>» IA M.l I I « *•*» sa4 le Irvs h >n |H f í«. . ,
«¡
.
i
.
» a
never fell t--llrr tn H.I hfr have Out k a .
a I • 1« l »
.«•
. ,« US «4«
bad a m 4 bi adarÌ)« i.n.r, and vtrifh a
ly ia«lr Srw.
20 jM’und» mom than 1 rvrr did. «•* I
W» A Tai i,
• B «a.» lo ..» i«» T-is4a,
unhvaitalin/ly reeomttMmd Vefrtalda
W ali <-» k • .« A Maavts.
CoMpoun t."
Mivi. Maf Havir t-*l-
Wastaais t'« g< i «. TalsAo O.
ferton. Win
I’rrn.lrul ll«>UM*hoid
RslI sCslaiiti« «»• «• «,, .i «. Q,:tT , <
Em»n<*mtra (Tub
f
»• y SlrsWiT sa «as 1.1 .,4 «I 1 u e
HIS FIRST SUCCESS
«As i,K*ia FrV« ■ r-rh-
«
.1 s- ah
• hvFV iffffap >*•»»•;
«»PM f««" f tw
l»’.«r .i, T«ai-- s • •
Worarti alioiiM rrnirinlHr flirr#
Mal « raasllr ril • «»« k« I esu
Famnwi Furir II Painter Tells <t an
ia one tried nn«l true rriurdt for
"»re» lloiss'x"
nil female Illa. Lydia È. Pink-
Pipa Csb L'otb.
Tbe first nioeii of an artlat la al
I hmii m Veirrfiildr < oinpound. !<•*•
Home of th» tarín» ra In l.afay»>te
way* Interesting
G I' A Healy, tta
fuse to buy any other tuvdicluc^ aouBty, Mi«w mri, are makn g a •!>**•»
portrait |»aliiter. tells of bla In bi* yuu nrod ilio I m «t.
lalty o* gruwitig pipe <*ob rorn. Ib«*
‘ liemllil».VII. »■• ’ A Ml«» Stuart, who
s«y il ytelds tbem as mui h uf tl e grato
had takru soma Intereat lu him had
Bird's Nrst In I «tier Hu«.
aa sny otlter klod and tbw cobs bm g
lent him a print of Guido Keul’a "Ecce
At th« til
ot W»ald, near Ht. Ihem in reteñí « beeldes
llomo." He copied thia ou a canvas,
N«*ot», England, the public letter t*>i
and then colored It aa ln*wt lie coukl.
r i T C
*•
r<>ntains • bird's nr>t with four rgg<* i 11 u ‘
without any help except aa tbe study
»
■
.
•
1 ha po»lrnan whose duty it is lu Ukr l»t M >1 A¡(»«. I.E4 MI
-i , n. fch
A I’W
.»f bla own face affordi-d fur the tleab
• way th« Ivttris timv altnr tim« found
tluta
pi«s«*w <d nx
in tl« boi and threw
l.nough to kUl Mlm.
Ku. b aa It waa. aaya Mr ll«*aly, I
thrtn out, hut th« bird always took
H bo Chartey—Soy, loidy, it dat
carried the picture to a g.«»l uature<1 liiWQi ba< k. ao al length 1« Irlt th« nest
a»g I it«* m« he dfrs wv?'*
tmukaeller. w bu cuii»«ute<! to put It In materials a <>na. Tbw U>i is opened
l-ady— I twlíevw y* u. I »Ion'l s * m »
bla shop window. 1 uwn that I ofti-ti three times a day, but tbe bird aits on
bow be lould rwootrwr. — Haliimor«
found an ex< use for pa«»lug along that quite ancxin erned.
A aterirán.
atr«-vt. »<> aa to glv» a rapid glam-e at
A
Uondcrful
Actor.
my work
A Catholic priest from tbe country
Wink — Tala a
t stage r« alien '
liap|>ene«1 to pasa that way, and You should M-e Mridtnt in “line and
To Cid« ago, h>d»u>|ue and th«
04, * *
•top|H-«l to look at the picture
After
Fast, to IMoine«. Kanaas City and
J nke—He <an*l hold a candle to mv ih« S»oth«’4st, v.a t'IdcafoGrrat Wrat*
bmltatlug. be weut In am! naked
Why, sir, he played ern railway. Eie« trte ligliU^I trai»*,
whether the plctur» was for ante.
My friend, .Mouther.
heavy
villain
in
*'Woman*» l’mqtiaihd worvirr
Urite to J
1’
friend the l»m>k«el!er must bale had n the
twinkle In hl» eye as be answered that Wrong»" »o rrulist»rally that Ida wife Elmar, G. F. t , Cld«ag<>, f>»r ini» rms
doubt I«-«» tbe artlat would cutisetil to •ued for a divorce the mH week."«-*N IÌOB.
Y. Wtwk'y.
part wttb hla work for a cou»ld«*ratloii
A Dire Fhrsat.
"I am not rich." »aid the priest. "All
"Haro's a letter frum Mr. Smith air
Ptao'S Curs la a guod ■ ■ - <-h medlcln».
I c«»ul.l »crape together would ta ten
H ha* cured cun,bs a»d
. r I -r:y ing he can't pay bis bill thia month "
dollar«.'*
years, Aldrii »• 1«
.cut«
"Just ar.ta him a note ami »ay if h
"I will ajieak to the artist and give
iloeaa't pay up within a mouth we'l
Not to Be Thought Of.
you au answer tomorrow.*' And ou
quit aendiug bini bills"—Chi« eg*
the morrow the priest «-arrled away the
House*lie (to tramp»—If yon saw tmeruan.
"Ecce Homo" ami th«« "artist" pocket that wims I I vs Hl give you 10 eenta
Tramp- My d«-ar woman. I would ta
ed the leu dollars. I du not know
which was tbe happier of the two; but happy to fa««>r yon. b-il yon •««» if I d <1
that Job for 10 «'»nt* I wo Id ta pro»«'
I rather faucy It waa tbe boy painter.
K«»me thirty years later, as 1 stood intal under th* new anti-truat law fur
talking with some friends at the Cap charging you leas than I cha’gw your
lt<4 lu Vi ashlngtiHi, 1 saw an oht man neigbbo.-s —Boatun Cornu r r.ial Bull«-
wearing a Boman collar, tin bearing ■
u M I terns
sa *MI‘*S
If « .qf 4rngvi«| rwuM’l •'»»rly yo«.
•ffigxif . . «4 Ur s»k4 •• • 'll •»» »»•«
t.,u a i. !».*• |i« «uf« ansi giss Iks uattw
• I luut IW
J «
»raa -rt • •
A*l4r«sa,
4 \ » K CO . I >«4H. M» m
Interwattenal I« m >4 I «hibit.
Ixn-'nn aid have an international
food eihibtl at lite Crystal 1‘aiw*« ns it
*wpU tii'iwr.
Rulv'let Hi \ III u lllrw ^4>a
at o r.«44»Hn To j «» h * root v
I vs« < taf MffiffHs«« M., Pur Ite» I. Or*g*«(.
Paffauus ttawtev* %4t«festw, 'M 11
>• •
•?■., J- I- . rt
w«f «Hb
tv ht-sra it »«'Spy * "<>♦ mH! Machinery ►.»»
g •• •;.--l
.*»• KU •«»■! Mtcaa«* aavlnaffi
»Gwin«« W rlU 'it wt.« , lb «gui u( ffkuylhlug
Ut g •« bm«ft U«»e,
POR I I.AM) ACADLMY
I Nul I'll A Cl ASSIC M SCNCOI
»• s •! girl«
IsAtrra t vllrgea
Lrlmsrf sa »4 «•*•»»* sr grs«1ra in»h»«te!
PiMlUflJ 4kffia1«m* 11« I ' >
■
• a
h » '.« t n'» > >»• * n > ’ • r« than menljr
sn l glv«« the»« lr *
«nd*'sr« > •
rr’ '»«'I h* T
’ • * A «
a I-
an
Portland Academy. I'urtlnnd, tire
•Í
REATH
I Nwu. k*«« Uileg I «•< * It »1 • waaalgM
• - « * I »ff« (,«• latw'l*« 'bwv a*« a s«v V W ■
M» la«;gtM4F a«»4 I
ta-«bwr«4 «tig
• a* • A a a <«1 U«r gssMkiti ■•« ■ > ■ »4 Aftaf
IWk « a •• ' «•«
c*4»e* e <a •• I-•
i « »4
• »«»>•*/ > F i n*« at« a «i*•*
ia ia« I ams H»
W h Hit tfifk • Ü a at
LOWEST RAFFS
my name prououueed l»y one of my ■
frlemla, be came up to tue and said
"Are you Mr Healy, the painter?" I
lx»we«L and be omttaiied, with a »mile
"I believe that 1 atB th» possessor of
on« of your earliest works. If uot the
earliest. Ho you remember an 'E«*ce
Homo' which you had pla< e«l In the
window of a Boston bookseller?
A
country prl«*st offered ten dollars for
It. I am th» priest, and your picture1
»till hang» In my little church I have
always felt that I had something tu du
wltb your aueveaa ta life '
I shook my first patron heartily by !
tta hand, ami tol«l him what Joy hla-
leu dollars ha«l given me
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
On* 'Soman's Slew.
"I « ip|*>se y ii turned Ul* down ta
cause o! my p -verty," a«i.l the inq«
cuuioua youth who bail juat I wen
liandni th« Iroatv mitt, "but yuu
»houl.l rMirSibsr that it is p waib a to
have plenty of mouey at.«! still ta un
bappy."
"I'rue," ret !tai s'.a of th* refrlger
•tor main, "but I would rather ta no
happy wl'h in ney than Without it." —
Cbitago New*.
... CURI CONSTIPATION
...
»«•»<■•< B<»e4y faBewH, »¥*•««=• •«•»»*•
I •« « t g
a •«* * •- «
• •
,»■
NO-TO-BAC «•■
. ... u. • i u a. < ... ■ u«..,
A! COHOL, OPIUM,
TOBACCO USINGS
w»nt HittiunTitarnicATAioLtt
,
V
F»we«/aw«r. Oew.
Tdwtsai. Uss
Cenulne
SJ5 PI W DAY
Carter's
< an >« w.*ls with si.
At SIIN
W»U Ma teins.
Ma«t«' In all «U<r« 8>t>t
8' y Vff« «»t i ; taatvr B iy
Utile Liver Pills.
BEALL A CO.
■Ruat Baar Signatura of
Aa trta Never a L'oKinllrr.
Au»t'la i* the only empire in the
vorid which has ■ e«er bad .olonies < i
even traio i.arir.a poasaeaions in any
quarter o tbe globe.
On. Agía.
IIKMMBff*
ffcB HteA
PUlfTl 4M»
O|rfP<M»N
>4« I •c-54ff»lto WrffCjNM t l iii W.
A ROYAL ART STUDENT.
Brain* I arg* Ar«a
¡ Ten aaawU «»4 aa —»T
The tsllan of Mor*cco llec««u«« terr
te I AJha aa • •< a*
That low lying territory of th* Mla- I
Irarlsl»!» I'wpll,
.
.
_
• l« i,.|>l ,h< u'd at times ta overdo»*! L
roí IUOACNE.
Mulal Abd-ei As a. Multan of Mor« e ia i.ot snrp Ising if one tonst.lera that
FBI BIHINtH.
co, wbo oftru In tbe last y«-ar has the "Fsili-r o Walers" draw« supp les
ron iiuoutittt.
drawn tbe eyes of tbe world tu bis from taent) right stales draining ..nr
mo.anby lu northern Africa, has lliiid ul tt.e area ul ti n I mud Mates.
FOB T0BF1D IIYIB.
learlie«! that Some thing» Eur. p au are
FOB COMSTIEAT10I.
A Oumsstk Mystery.
taller than »• me things Moirlab, ami
FOB SALLOW IKIB.
baa set out to acquire them
AluoUg
II bby . walking the rto»r at 2 I. Bl I
FOB THL COMPLÍIIOB
KMW w*« M»«
t
uttar things, be li-aiti.<d that Euio — I'd just like tu know why this tab.*
leans paint, and be sent for au artist p»i*i»ts in atayiug awake every night?
W iley — Keally, 1 can't iutsgiii*
tu teacb bla royal band tbe art
Tb«
CURE fflCK HIAOACHff.
artist was Arthur K< buelder, wbo tela I never hav* any troobl* in keeping
ibe Century Magaxlue bla exp. rl«-u • him awake in the daytime —New York
Weekly.
wltb bla lordly pup 1.
At tta Brat aud.euce wtib tbe Nul
l ost Prealign.
tan ta allowed aume uf hla «ket. b •
"Ttay uawd to move in tbe bast cir
"Diaw m« a man," said tbe Mullan
Dizzy? Headache? Pain
Mr Bcbuehler drew a charcoal aket« b dsn."
"Yas, but tbsy'v» mov*d into s las back or your eyes?
It’s your
of aa Aiurrl. I. lu.ii u
'Ibe Nultaii
t.ok paper ami p«nc.l. which be ba I fsahionabl» apisrs." — 1'hilsdolj.hls liver!
Use Ayer’s Pills.
never used before, am! mad» a fair Bullstin.
CARTER’S
Bf.
Bilious?
copy. The artist <om|l m«ued blm.
"No, Bo." be replied, "but by aud by.
God willing. I «ball ta able to «lo as
yuu do. Now I am only a l»eglnuer."
Ita I her a ni.»d«st spirit for a |. rd uf
tbe earth.
Tbe next day tbe Kultau allowed the
drawing of tbe Indian tasmu<1g«-d an.l
alien ked "W by lias tby friend g .ue?'
"It waa «lour ta charcoal and should
l«av» been filed."
■'Tta same cbarvoal we burn ta tbe
fir« potr
"Very like It."
"Wondrous! Canst make a likeness
of on» »lauding by ttieeF*
"Yea, my turd." Ko Mr. HchneldiT
drew tb» Moorish doctor. Spray<«1 th*
diawing with ' 11 atlF* and pas»«>i It
to tbe tbr Be. where tb» royal fiugi rs
streaked It through but did nut re-
mo«» tbe «-harvoal
•'Monde« ful!"
aald
Milla kt de
Asia
Tbe Multan soon learned to draw
fairly well. Rom« uf bis drawing» ar*
npndu<->d In the magnxtar with Mr
Itebneldcr'a article
Tt»«»wsands of New Fe<l«»al dobs.
Tta last Congress createil IIJIU
new offi«-»« and »uiployuienta, at an
anuual «■ uipenaat on of ffi.W'.Bai A«
tta Congress ala«» atxdlabed 1.SI3 of
fit-eo. tta net Increase la li.Aut. wltb ai.
aggregate of ld.Wai.lMi la salaries »ng
wageB.
The Ntrvnaoiia Vexation.
Cat'-rby—What are you doing in
town? 1 thought you were living In
tl>* C'tinlry, plavingg.il, ping-pong,
tether Hal ami going I«» dances.
I'rtarkin—I am.
But I hare to
cum* Li loan ooraatanally loyal i»ated
— iMolit Fr<-a l'r»sa.
Ths Ceanlry Editor.
A great British statesman haa d*
rlsr*i that all ¡»form movemeiita I»*
gin in Idnraahlr» and end in Is.ndon.
Ii may likesi-» ta affirm«! that tta
policies of thia nation am p tmarily
shapml in the lompsrative socluaiaa
of the rural swn. turn, tta <iir< ctors of
ths n*'rop<litan pr«ss tai ng for the
most part middlemen in Id*«*, aa dry
merchants are in < <>mn odiliea.—Naw
; Or Ivana Tims»-Bam«* rat.
Want* Hwshang'a State* in view.
Mrs John A. I.ogan and tta rwai
'anta ot Iowa tir la,
Wash Ingiù».
• her* th» statu* of Gen Uqran ia l<-
at*«!, ara at od.Is ta ansa Mrs. I <«ar<
wl-tae mere ni Ita tram rut down in ,
ta dr. I« no that tta view of th* stat e
«ili not ta otatrurted.
Ih. C.Gee Wo
WONDERFUL
!! h
TREATMENT
Y1» ■ W»»Gi|aifftui • It*
xioNtaa 4«w Irsf Mt i'Aitad
ar*ai knauw h« <ur«4
kffi>«»|Ma » itthatMl »ip*-f»
Í mm i had az» g «-•» «t|s
I» 4 *
»I« <«/»« *' k
th«ta* «o»4«rr«t t b -
t-*W hrfhoa, r«*»ta. ’»Ma.
berta «MS'i «r<e»<*kf.|»a
ih«l ar» •nUfoiy « h
klP.Ou las IIINlwaJ •»
«sir* In th « ■»•tffilrt
th* ww
ta*«« h«rMalr«g fvffirdirq lb « (tutrttou a|«w't*s*
«t - wa th» awV'offi i*f *»«of '*•» 4 «sfi-nt (Mi,*
M«'« «h -h tta a .»«tatfiy tMtaw H»
•4 •»•••-*
Hr guar»« 1res m r tgr* > al I «/fa M h
ry»«. !««<, ifafuffi», fhri»ffiaiifi«>. >»*«•■'•♦»• '*■•«.
•aitati«« fa, livtpr. Il 4«.«y« «ttr. h «a hQr>«|r*«fai «4
irMirtHvM a «
t h»r«»o iim .I rtai*
« *j| »<,4
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rai’»a a » imi
ite» rHy »«Ha fa»r
Man»« •« 4 «rr»‘»'ara M* * h 1 aia»««*
lutali,
TAIItA >H»>
41’1’lttekM
Gently laxative; all vegetable.
Sold for (i0 years.
f.
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rkh black F Vas
te J*
B. M. U.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
WITH
l«OJ.
NERVES UNSTRUNG AND HEADS
THAT ACHE
WISE WOMEN
BROMO - SELTZER
TAKE
TRIAL BOTTLE IO CKNT9.
V
J
I—I
PRUSSIAN
8TOCK FOOD
The (taal «.»«Ulrlunrr amt *<mk Paftawv
rw>U>l-S a.
at»»» Wseh sw I»«« l'e«4.
COWS glv* M»»» and
MUk. nous I »«tea Vwkk** H gtvaw IMa p»a<
"n-aMr
Raekaga. BOe and tl.OO.
Ntaxi riun riBow—<»<><iti row btcntko t ai.ti.n.
Favtatav W bwkdv Co . at Paal. MI« b
ä
ÖBMLBtfaa
I bave l»4«n Ar*4lag ynw Fa» aataM Wvtxw F<* ob » to ••»«
taffivnugfcbrw.1 (Vla* ft ftvr« tfarm an
a »4 mahea lba
(TUW. I •!•<» trW4 II oa itiinUd calve« with
rraalt«
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