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Newspaper Page Text.. nnnmmptun ut nnn DAILY CAFirVL JOUBKAIi, ATJW..OOOXf.ATUR0Y.,KrTMSR , MMA. -..,, SHIP. BQUND By ELDERT a big vbuslness 1? a steamship A Jad for.a port called.Success. It t a large force of men to operate Ukwjfc'fViornni vlellanca la not lk? IS. nrice of liberty, but It la tho Srveo; other good thing, In- fftig-steamboatlng. to keen this steamship moving, tho :?. Mflulres tho assistanco ot fuft "eoplo wHo have ,n -iAnoM of aim ono purpose a fidJTto do the right thing and tho tl. thing In order that tho ship SSi mo"o steadily, surely and safe- J on her course. Curiously enough. Lre are men constantly falling over 2S These folks who faU oyer S"aro always, cautioned, to keep Kffffpm dangerous 'places, at 11 ?&e iro those who dellgM In tak Ut risks These individual who tJtt off, nnd cling to floating spars, ir are Picked up by piurlng craft, SmIII declare that they wpro "dla TutmA." They say tho captain or . niate or their comrades had It Mhem. I nm Incited to think Lt no man was ever. Vd'scbargcd" frwa a successful concer.n ho dl cBargc himself. " Whan a man quits his work, Bay. -iHueiho engine or scrubbing tho flk and leans ovor tho Bldo calling TOuidom, explaining what n bum boat he Is abroad of. how bad the Eed li and what a fool there is for i Captain, ho gradually lposons hh hold until 'hou falls Into tho yeasty i&o There Is no one to blamo but MiHelf yet probably you will have bird work to make him understand tali llle nolnt. When a mntr Is told odo a certain thing, and thorp Iqap rfhlilln or even his heart, tho for wk ''I wasn't hired Jo, do that." u , standing upon n grensod plank that Inclines toward tho aea. When tie plank Is tilted to n proper angle, he Koes to Davy Jones' locker, and nobody tilts the fatal p'ank but tho bjii himself. And tho wny tho plank li WUd Is this: Tho man take. more interest In pairing crnft nnd !t li going on on land, than in do- THIS rorsTitvfl I.VTHKASINO POPULATION W. S. Hossltcr writer In tho Atlan tic Monthly as follews: .- "HaTlng accomplished an ox"0"' r rapid and aomowhat n-'lMal -rowth, tho American ropub'' nn- pws to bo approaching a condition ' la which, wore tho 'hip or state to ait oft tha towllne of Immigration, the woitd mako very Blow popula tion headway. Wcro tho present rnto of al'en arrival? to contlnuo, that fact, In tho light of tho consua rec ord, wqitld moroly. Justify expecta tion of continued diminution of in crme. "Wore inch diminution to cont'nuo to Ihe roldcjo of tho twentieth century at the game rato as from 18C0 to 1900. tho population of conotinent'd United States In 19G0 would not ex ceed ono hundred and thirty mil loss, and after that dato would ton.l to becomo itntlonary. Thero Is n vopolar tendency to ovorotlmato fu ture population. Predlct'ons concerning tho mim to of inhabitants likely to bo llv lK In tho United States in 1900 which wero made early in tho nlno tceath cantuxy, or w.lthjn tho Inst CO jean, whether by students or state. nun Mho UHoh Innltiillnt nvnn Prftsl- dent Jncoln), greatly oxcco&ei' ;ho total actually reported for that year. Three nations only now havo moro Uaaoni) hundred million Inhabitants Ravla, Jpdla and Chlnn. Thoy ae'lrjf(b-' agricultural, . Iaau-trlal nation (which hnvo ore iclAve and restless communi ties) la genqral aro small in, area anl hare r.Ut"veiy ,sniaU populations, Urn ey apbjoct to CQntro). The United Statoi will soon loin tie thrw nations excoedlng one bun dred mUllon , but differ rndlmlb from them, alnro niaunfacturlng, mln la and other Industries aro utoadllj otUtripnlog agrlonlturo. Urban pop Qktloa is jncroaslnc !aur tlmea ns raoldi aa. that of to country dla trlcta." A I'roinMni; Lawyer, The younu lawyer had waited many d for clients, and still thoy did aot como 1Mb bills wero mounting lher and liitfhe', a,n'd, aad to say, yome of bis rreflitors wero bocemlnt: mpaUent At thh very minute his lwr whom ae owed for his last lnter overcoat wa sitting besldo U deck utterlug all Boris of dire lareata, I1J1 wy y'J whn I can," he sal nell, that doesn't satisfy mo,' JKwiM the tailor "What wouli1 fnP'a. do ou think,! t I wero to 'nil mattar to the courti and rouT" "you'd pet Judgment, qt coiiraa," "8 young lawyer. i.jj!8 1 yr onlnlo. you !2 ,eK to 8tand on" B l "J a leg,- returned lUt brlt i ftain'r advise you to," sa4 - -V ,,r- ,lh Rleam n h'a eye MiLh" "ost talnly npt you . retorted th tailor aarcas- WrS!:,lufd ,he lawvr. 'Whi iT B0nt of your bll)?' WT?' hilars d Mty .1 H the tai'or. ., Wit Ut , .. .. t, wi.q me tailor. "WBat ikJj" it consulted me In nSlSt su at Jaw and have y "accept wy adTice kf mi rj "We, ni htweea ymn i m W?, gili he lr "If 5 i Iklm you v' t o- VaiJ111 Put tk waiter la FOR SUCCESS HUBBARD Ing his work on board ship. So I re peat: No man employed by a suc cessful .concern was evor discharged. Those who fall overboard, get on tho greased plank and then give it a tilt to Btarbonrd. If you are on a greaied plank, you- uuuer got on irora it, ana quickly too., LOyalty is tho thing! Tho first item Ir tho comtnonsenso croed la obedlencfc. Do your work with a whole heartj Revolt is sorao times ncce8sary, Witt tho man who mixes revolt and objodlence Is doomed to disappoint hlmtelf and overybodv with whom ho has dealings. To flavor work with proto-t la to fall absolutely., When you. rovolt. whr rovolt climb, get out, hike, dofy tell everybody and everything to go to limbo! That disposes of tho cnoo. You'thus separnto yourself entirely from tho-o you have served no ono mlflundcrstandB yon you have do dared your elf. But to pretend to oboy, nnd yot, carry .in your heart tho spirit of revolt, i to do half hearted nnd slipshod work. If ro volt nnd obedlonco ar,o equal, your ongino will Etop on tho contor and you benefit nobody, not oven your solf. Tho spirit of obedlonco Is tho control'lng impulse of the rccoptlvo mind and tho hospitable heart. There nro boats that mind tho holm and boats that don't. Those that don't, got holc3 knocked In them sooner ior .later. To keep off tho rocks obey the rudder. Obedience I, not to Bavlshv oboy this man nor that, but It Is that cheerful mentnl condition which re sponds to tho nccoislty of tho case, and, doea tho thing. Obedlonco to the institution loyalty! Tho man who hai not, learned to obey ha trouble ahead of him every atop .pf tho wayt tho world has it in for him because he has It In for tho world. Tho raon who does not knavf how to rocotvp order is not fit to lisuo thorn. But ho who knows how to oxecutc ordorH Is nrcpnr'ng tho way to give them, nnd better still to hnvo thorn obeyed. . And tho tailor wont oit mnrvollng much thnt so IngonloiiB a yriing pon tleman plimtlil bo n nin-'lt of tho grnt P'tny of tho unemployed. Har por's Weekly. Lowt'Htoft China. At tho ond o fthu north parade, Lowestoft, is tho Warren IIouso, a placo ot great Intrcstuo connois eura or China. It was hero, in tho eight eenth century, that a discovery of tine clay was mndo wh'ch oventunlly led to Lowestoft manufacturing ho. china which h now bo raro that it la almost priceless. Initial experiments mndo by Howljn Lusou, Eiq., of Qunton Park, noat Ixwesto.t, with some flno clay dlb covered accidentally on his cstnto re sulted in completo succesi and ulti mately led to tho opening of a factory at Lowestoft In 175G for tho manu factur'; of flno oarthenwaro and por celain "soft paBto." In 1775 n finely glazed and decor ated "hard paste" was introduced, tho ofllcloncy nnd beauty of which be tokened a brilliant success for tho proprietors. Contemporary ovldenco indisputably shows that from 1770 to 1So0 tho Lowestoft works wore at tho zenith of tholr famo. Owing, however, to tho onromous exponsoa and difficulty Incurred In procuring china clay from CornwnJl and olae whoro (nftor tho orglnnl clay rs exhausted) nnd tho rapidly Increas ing competition of other makers Us prosperity waned, tho'collap o'carno, nnd tho works wero Closed In 1803. London Globe. . o .. - A NKW 8U11STITUTK OBTAIXKD VOK CKLLULOSR A fow yearH ngo n Qerman chemUt obtained a cellulose acetato or acotyl cellulose by tho action of acotic acJI If Ton Bead Thl It will he to learn that tho loading nMl cal writers and rachtira of all tha mivmy achools of pruHlcd reeewraund, In Ui atrongeat term polbl, each and every Ingredient enterlug Into the composition of Dr. Plerco'a Golden Medical Dlscovwi fortheeuraof weak atQiaacb.dypiaia catarrh of stomach, "liver ronpUInt torpid liver, or billouanchM. chnjulu bowi affecUons, and all calnrrliRl Ulwaaei iw whatover region, name or.nature It U also a specific reaiody for all such cbrnnlc or Jong standing cuaM of catarrhal alliw tlons and tholr roultunta, a bronchial throat and lung dUua (uxcept ctiiuuuii Uoa)accotnpunlHl with wivprecoiiKha. I Is mt bo goo I for acute eoldi and cough but for finfrerlHg, or chronic caM It b MtMclally etUeactoua lu producing per flcuur"! li iooulni Black Cherry bark GoWna Seal rwii. Blood root. Stone root Mandrake p.t and Queen' root-all ol which are h ly prals?d as remwllea foi all the above uuntloned affections by suet ltMjat w cal wrltrs i and tmlien i w Prof. Barth ow.ofyJefferoa Mwl.Col Imm: Prof, t ar jfi tha ubiv. oi raj Prof. Flnlewr. l'wmiI. M. D.. of Ben iBc'.aCc?5; Eft 52SJ ft'dP'Sj-'iMi n il ' niuiLnmi! Prof. pfift Chi M.Scv m, oenna . i ";.-,-'. .' : :" UwIb . M. l., ot uaaaewasia CLlcaro. and scores M Med. lly uaslawat la Uelr aevwal fpractlee. Ssiki gi'i.dl k TJpV;nBU BnpafVR bclty 111 uinatt at luaeriti ilMdraMno no wjs-. -"j KSWfllvieTe7nu7elf umAJt HnnYUn nnd ttJ la a mrt ktmui liXcureVnhrftn'lV4S2: ihial UiSit and ut afon. Tha STuV; hSht -'"ItKmiuKvS mr airwclicw""? fl?.?!!f "irfiis m m rww r--- Tin J. J (uiiiU wll r l nlll.. k.n w'th mtt Wtr. WS SJJr Ufa" -GoWea Medical W'cojery ea wd Mr E t (o the Dally Mir- S JS4JS30tt ZWin. J w. have rowed, toother Sftl NATURE aN0W0MANf6RK Nftture and a woman's work com Dined bavo produced felio grandest remedy for Yoman,s ilia that tho world has ever known. In tho good old-fashioned) days ot ir grandmothers they rolled upon tub roots and heros of- the field to euro disease and mltiguto suffering. The Indians on our Western Plain8to-dny am produce root and herbs for ovory ailment and cure diseases that bailie tho most skilled physicians who have spent years in the study of druirs. From1 tho roots nnd herbs of the field Lydia . Pinkhuna more than thirty .years ago-gavo to the women of the world a remedy for their pe culiar ills, more potent and efllca oiousthun any combination of drugs. Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is now recognized as the standard rmucdy for woman's ills. Mrs. Bertha Mutt', of 515 Is. C. HI. Louisiana, Mo,, writes: "Complete restoration to health means so much to mo that for tho sake of other sutTurlu? women I an Trilling to make my troublea nubile. "For twelve years 1 liadbeBauffrr Ing with tho tvornt forma of ftmale ill. During that time 1 ImduleTen different physicians without lnlp No tontfitr can tell what I Buffered, aud at tlmch 1 could hardly walk. About two years ago I wroto Mrs. Pink hum far adrlec I followed It, and can truly nay that Lydla 1'. Plnkhnm'K Vcgclabln Com pound and Mra. Pinkham's advice rr ttored health and Btreugtli. It li worth mountains of igold "to sufferlaj ffomim." What Lydia E. PiukhamV Togo table Compound did for Mrs. Mult, it will do for other suffering wotoexi. on cotton and othor forma of cellu lose which possessed a high degrco of compactness aad toughneiB, but for which thero wa no specific technical application, Row hehas aucceoded In producing Another form of collu loso acetatofl named col I It, which U endowed with distinctly Valuable proportlcs. It Is eaally soluablo In such solvent-! as alcohol, or acetic other, which do not seriously affect the health of workmen; and, what b more Im portant, It combines with camphor exactly as does gun cotton, yleld'ng Slaatlc masses quite sralllar to or Inary collulold. Camphor can by replaced by other organic substances, and tho resultant product' range from hard and touch to soft, leather Ilko. even rubboi-llko composition. All of thoso varlod forms ot cellit aro ?"l dndahOvoallfl not readily combuatN ana, aoovo aim not rcaany corauuau ble Somo var etlea do not burn at n.hnn ,..- i o fljimo but utnors ourn in a name, uui all. rnmlumlinn ruiapa when tho Camu3 .c.omJ"'!:.n CM 8 i Tha differed nronortloa of calllt Mr J rharfHatlr of ffaSi aelatlne JnnM . h ,1 i L nd t collulold, leatnor and rubber, ana it .W-tarn dtver. hurnosea Prob" STiflS 'SLiSS KaSBonuM hoou arise, as we haVe lacked hither to a substance at opce transparent as Klasa aa nllablo as a wovon fabr'c. , It would aeem to lond Itself ad thlrab'o for. decorative offeots, as Iti can bo molded like crystal or receive the delicate Imprint of thp finest de sign''. Tho -hoots of cellit aro pre-1 iared la all degrees of hardness for tho purpose of receiving Impressions. Tho results sometimes resemble en amel, attain line leather, or "ntlrely novel Effects are evolved. E pec al ly Intere-tlng aro the specimens of patent leather and of linoleum coated w,th cellit. The designs of the lino leum are not printed on the Mrce of the tlsauo, but are part of the transparent cellit coating with great ly enhanced effect. Cellit insulation for electric wire? combines the advantage over' the present material! of cheannoas and raoro attract've appearance!, while occupying les snace. A dlstanct id oxlu for cellit In preparing wat,er'roof, airtight con in'mting 'many need, o; the hinHnr Brt the surceen: In the tainers for perfumery, uonuona, ;. ;no oooa the man- - .. - . -- -. - ,.. H future of toys, ran, ana !nui inta, nt inmMH- ua where ra B,,UnM, (0 wMer aM pllabll'ty are the oh'ef reojulromenti, uoasaiar Rbport. 81R CIIARLKA IMF.WK .!" " "''.' "i would sooner row wita air oa -,-,. and wt Jmivo rowed toetei so long that wo are perfectly wale ed. ., ,. "Onr race la almb t exactly the me day by day. We row U atraam f - nine minute, aad Tetura la about ive the retHrn cpurae befag shorter, iliiv V stoM IHr Charlo. a M TlAKTWnJHXaVp Sir Charles has rowed -wlth.,ta,sted- svaa toa were hlpped-'between lly day by -day.' deck at a"2G aklUlng.t.08) rate, the "Thts season -we began at the end remainder IA cool chamber at a 7? ot July arid shall continue until the HUUnr (?UU4) rate., last ot (September,-" As a result of'.tkta year's experl- .vlttet aft MrGladstOHO-earaed the ece tke Natal Orchard association, MtB of VGramd Old MAn" by his oc der which the exportatlona havo togeaariaa achievements as a- feller beea made, a,ieoua that,-oltrus fruit of trees, se- Sir Charles Dllke may, ca,n be sueeeaetully carried to Euro In a sense, bo regarded aa the "Grand Pn markotj svad taltVprleea obtained Old Man" of' the Hirer Tbamea, with terwargoM QUalltirj tkt iUBiusi be everrpreapectdf retaintagklB health, IPPd"(boK caamberB, but that vigor and acquatlci-aldU tor 20' year 77,MMtii lw.doo Oi'gh, a, rate to to eome. permti4;hlputeBts belog made at Rowing stroke In a'palr-oared out- a WoflL .The t6(aj, oversea exportB rigger le very differeatteeculllng tha ot NaUI trtjeta fruta ot all sorts dur-"tTl-bnllt wherry" of a -Jolly young ,n 17' amouated to only $Uj7S0, waterman." gr Charles often imd an theexyerta to othor colonlei, In dies about tho qvtlter reaches of the SentlfAtrlfto $5B1,440,--Consular Thamea la a dlagy, bttt regards this ort. aa merely an active foifm of Idleness. i n Ills morulas; quarter of an hour at T1IH MANUFACTURE OF racing pace with Mr. East le a stren- uoua delight worthy of' the legklator wno nas oeea uostriDeti aa maater or "the BtronEcst brain and the- most comprehensive knowledge in Modern political lire." emioyed as thevAafAe for the thin This hard pulling Is actual training alkes of wood MW(!etaslyely,U7e(l work, and there are rumors that Slriiajtho rhanufactarr of, all aorta of Charles may shortly overcome his articles of use, 8tteJ,a'Woed plat, diffidence' aa 'an olderiyathlete of ex haiketa and the exterlen Adleh of traordlnary powers' and create a aea- furniture and woodwork. The man- 'Rtlon by competing in a lawn regat ta. He Won his first distinction as year'' dbb advanced by leapa and an oarsman GO yearn ago on the Cam, bounds, i when h was- a scholar of Trinity The best veneer Is sawed, but a Hall and president of the Cambridge i great deal la-sliced and .81111, moro In union. "rotary .ut." By the last-named Ho is still vry fond of fencing and ,proccai tlogtr of the. desired wood are horso' riding also, and few men of atem,ed' atR, taey-'ara aef b aad then 65 could meet him on equal terms i fixed laar lathe-like machine, In With the raplor. .whlch-thsr'jtrfrtnrncd against wood -- -' knlfo,' . Aa thelog'roialea against Agriculture in Ilortndda. the knife1 venter f the desired thick Consul y. Maxwell Qreeno, writ ne!" !ta,Ptled ofT In a eontlnuoip Ingfrom Hamilton, makes the tol- slice a If you should pare. an. apple, lowing report on truck, farming la tguhifr deeper and deeper at each com tho Boruma Islands: D,oto txV tmtl1 Bothlng. U left bdt On'on raising in tho' Bermudas Is tle core.- The center of the log left ah- Important industry, In the pant a lr tho veneer Is cut la also called there was little competition from core. " .... the gulf tates, but, last year thoi T!?0 'VKd principally ntaed fo drop here ripened later than mual on i making veneer ar-i- red arum, maple account of a dlseaso (PoronOBphora I"'! yllow nopular, which' together schlcldonll) which 'attacked tho J'0'? "Ofo than half oL the total Vants and destroyed to foliage. Product. Bed gum' la largely used Thus the Texas and California farm- ior ha-ketg and maple for furniture -j. who aro employing 'scientific Moro vahiablo than theef however tefhoda nnd ado growing an equally lilto oak and walnut veneer, xtibA product, were able to supply injch. which' can he citUvery thin, hC market boforo the Bermuda, M W verr largely ; for wooden nnlon was ripe. Th'a ro'iulted In a Ple. A number of other klhdg of rreatly diminished aale at; a reduced v areMiiwdi nrlco for the Ideal product and a A t00 deal of waato occurs In tho ins to tho Island farmers. manufacture of veneer. It . alwaya n ; The director of tho botanical ata- iproplem, for InPtance, what uko to .Mon, with the help of many growers. mRk of thft cores loft by tho rotan has practically eliminated hybrid droco-8. In many casea thee are ri"k 'and also the disease with which ?rA tqr atilti rnood, pillars or iann he Matter Illy bulb has been, affected, .headings and theyare larp.'W Tho Bormudas bulba that go forward 'or.fu.01' eclr, crates, boxo thh season tnay bo dopended upon.n!? oMkota. as bolng of a high grade. With a tnteaae light, a urso and moisture-laden atmoatphere, tho ell- .maio nere is especiauy lavorauie 10 t-;- " "' "", . "" ,' ' I banana-growing. From 2000 to 4000 f 'mod to aecuro Information as to Punches, valued at 50 cents to $1 a he amount of waate n Tneor manu bunch, aro aken from an acre fcture and thr ooa-lbllltlM of find- (American visitors aay It la nuperlor ,,n5 wajya to utlllte It. to the West India banana. There are It " two Smaller varieties, called "fig" and "strawberry," which, are vory Uellcalo In flavor. NATAli OHANflKS FOR KUIIOPKAN MARKET 1 During- tho vear the. Natal govern ment extended auh tautlal aid to a welNorgahlacd effort to find a markot In Kurope for Natal citrus and othur fruits. As the aeason rlosos the BhlpmentB can In no sense be termed a wicce-a, though It must bo romem- bored that this was but tho expert- iionfal and Initial Btago. No doubt he qxporlenco gained during thin aron will enable the growers to roflt bv any ml.-takes they may have fallen into, and succeeding years' ah'nmont will be more satisfactory. The rutt of thin colony Is excellent, It era probable that they may u0 fo,,n1 ,n Krncn market- , .. , nthnr fniitM nr nut r: " ""' " eaon, ti..-i- i.. t..i a. nri j. " ill"'', i'J, vuKiiak Boptember. 1907.. 295 ton-, of Natal iiiHiih vm". i,ri w.., ,r" wore "'"!e,ve( ,n London, from wh,ch ponalgnmenta wero qfTorM lo "" prlnclnl markets In England ... 'a-.,,',, B A . injwrn Amsterdaw.and Hamburg on the co "nt. Of th,so shipment, aixty Rheumatism Tho ex6e8ive accumu lation of uric hoU luiihl he oradiwltcfl from the hvh tt'in. Dp, Miles' "Nervine uwtd m diretpd for rlutu matim, is alkaline in na ture. It neutralize this arKl, and it soothing ef fect upon the irritated condition of the nerve relieve pain and induce sleep and rmt "I mi 44ftly uUn yHH a arw Mln l my feftl My HiyU'UM auM tint M wVal was tha trubt. la a fi-sr V h4 tM mhh trwtW wHa I iH sHTVy wa "ad si jIb t ka te wi mv my has4 and kiif fraa ayH.Vw" K. After hv Ue iar.ws hf Hour a twe ImuM $Jiace ta wHc by wrt tha jnUsuv ruffara ara er tm R nmwar.iaad lrU4 atmaiavdrylMFur I Prit. The I Uin u luiva MfMsJI tWuti aay ri My 4Mr UM hm I h aa acuta at; In W kat4lnl far wa. but I Mr 4a u mum wn i en akDr. Ma Hanrtna. WtlU a4 a wfttta ha S'aU le tai MeyUta aU to 0a Pfcrvtw. mn4 I vtmrnrntce m St WlVakrnns itva SUM aa4 Ut lbs st ahc RMtKa kava aaarealy any r. v. JkMt , wiitiwif. n. . Hrvu M saaa y yajr MULsiUa tai4 M aW Va eaU"Jap( " fHfA ailBM MH MlimUiJSi 'cZ?ktokiut.l4 VKNrWH6INGRHA8ING Thongh the word verleor carries many meaningB. from a glare applied tonotterv to the "noll"h" of n man of. tho world, It Is moat commonly u fact u re of veneer -la the lafit few I "cneuuie or innuiriea wnicn national ronservntlon comml". Jlon.-, through h" foren a"rvlce, U BCIKNTJFIO 'FAlItY TAMiH OF riiATS Bclenc has ramped many time clone iob tho trail of tho fnlry tale. Froquent'y t has deemed to take the taut front wonder storlos purely Iranrrlnary. There wa" an 'nsianeo tho othor dnv whon Professor Francis Darwin fold the B-ltlsh a"ioclatlon of hli conviction that nlantf have memorT and hrfb'ta. and at lpnt a suLaeBtlnn of ronelnusnn''B. Profeor Harold w T Waner continue on this trU; ng 1lno of new thought In natural h'ftory, He dlBpiava lensos tnkon from Ipnvos in support of a clnlm (hat plants bnve to tome de;rno tho n f Plrrht At 'ea'-t thoy can se wliero to turn fo- the llallt most fpvo-sbloto Hfo and growth. oovorle, U not nnoaront. Just-now tho now Mn of nlfnt consclousnoi" n ,nt. ,A i.vn,An .. Kin. l.i.'ii. ri .r.i. .. o'poo'a'ly pretty conceits, having k.t. k.m t..n.t..n..i v. i. - mtii liiiniiii n-i ivii'fi iit iiio jiw- icrir nnnrni nriniciifii or alMHty of a "hade of truth. nut. fho two profeuaora who hvo -.nnVN already hav not iwent the who1-ran. of hypoh' Is. BhaP W i,a. rt . v,i . ....w nor hnr from a third man. thMv wm. ihb lwll to" us that the growl thlnr.s can alfto talk' among thweWeflt That whon wo speak of "wulaperlaa' trees" and of grain that Blnaa h tho breese w are deal In with more of fact than we real lie? . - Wo niiRht to dnalre "omethlag of th'a rt noatlve revelation. The tf)nlfrtnMrin of ar'ial volcita of tho .woods nVedlnsr and raglns; against fho fore villor of our times h'a mlraelo to be prayed for. New York; World. , n SKCKfifliov 'rnmrnLyn raxrnnVT aprtima THf. fl-t step against the soml I ni" n-ifiro of th trtatea has been take pi 'he In raMon of the can-er- ?f o'r WUIIsm I-yrte, who nro pnar'n srnore nnt if the condition of K '"'monwealth roatltution that)rfr-Mlng fo- tha revenue from caatom nnd eMlfle being divided In the nrofjort'on of onefourth to tho 'arl govrnnnt, tho remaining three-foiirHm belai; handed, pro 'rata.r to the varlom state, the ar 'ransjewenl torwlnatlag-at (he end of ln, with oowipr of raewal hythe coaaasoawaaPh nrllament. It wn r'no' p'ovld1 any aortlon of he onfourth rlvrt by -the com mon wealth renjalnlng unwpendd 'lould be hande('Over to the itatea The nayaaents wre to he mad) woafhiy. Under ttHvarrhmemeat the-ata'ea have rec?lvH dnrlns; tfee 1vti mnnhi di"g 'f II, Oft.flRd inore thaa tap threa-feurth" of cua fpm aid Mid yevenn ta which they w-r- nt'"l. and r"r WMllam Lvne confendiii hst t the federal revoniie- la faHnav hf has a r'ght fajf the rxc nald to tno aie on; TMo-Af-1 tHr whn'lv or la- part J -Aero dlntly, In dnce of the 'rlsni-e of th- rommonwea'th ewnit, iuhon, he ha aaaounctd hlv heT tjon of rtalnl" th- who f th customs and exe'e Niveau re-fvi Aurim Jwsui r erdM thai he in' BEAUTY AND . ; ' 5AD(rJiTl Cannot Oe Together Ho Matter a Wonwii May JCry to'AWte litem It does not matter how beautiful a woman may be. If Bhe-.la affllcaed ( with bad breath she will be shunned and pitied by men and even wom's will atudlously avoid tier. ' It Any wesaair doubts this state ineat let her make a point of Mkhat; a friend In whom aha ay eoofWe, a man friend or relative. If he be Ihoaeat he will tell her that foul breath from tho mouth of a woman will drive men from her more rapW-ly- thaa any other personal affllotloii, Foul breath areuaes la man die guat; and where - this quality k brought Into play no amount ot self denial or reasoning can overcome taw natural repugnance which comae to man when he Is In company wit such, a woman. What Is true of bad breath la woman is not truo In so great a de gree la men. Womon are looked up on as the incarnation ot aweetneeo, brooding, vlrluo and refinement'. Foul breath will sicken; a man M that he cannot feel for buch a weaay an a companionship neceaearr im make htm deitre to be la her eoafe pany. There Is absolutely no oceaalM for bad breath In either mea or women. Charcoal, the strongest ab sorbent known, when takes lato the stomach, will prevent thU.repHit tendoucy or affliction. , , SUiart'a Charcoal Losesjfet ttat. sold In treraendouBtquantlUMlt fever, America and Canada. They euro and, have' cured alb forma ot bad breath. A single box 'will confine you", of this fact. One shoHhj at somo of these locenges after eae mral "and upon retiring. You might nat 50 of them without harm, TWey nro not medicine, but pure willow 'harroat mixed with sweet -honey to make them palatable and eemureawedi Into loaenge to preserve nthelr p culler and lasting strength. ' Th next time you wish to go Inta( company nnd don't want your foul) breath do humiliate: you, eat'aeroral of Smart's Charcoal Leng aal your breath will be pure aad..awet.' Rvery .druggist carries them, urte. 15 rents, or send us your same audi I address and we will aend you a trfal naskage by mall free, Addreee F. A.H Rti)nrt Co,, BOO gtuart Bldg., ,M hall. Mich. ; , '- ' , i ' "Y- old-age ponslons on n basla of 10, J ncr heMl, married eounlen to- havo 20s, Rut the system da already, la full oneratlon In New South Wal and ( ewhere. Ho also demand a nuarer of a million tor purport; f navnl defonae, The pronnectlve loss of revenut'to which they arc entitled under tbt fedoral coaathitlon hai naturally' nwakoned a storm of proteat la tho various ntatoM, and should 8'r Wll Mam perslt In his avowed iatwntloa tho matter will be taken Into the fedoral high .court. In the meantime tho state parlU mepta are determlnnd to stand up itt 'f fenso of their acknowledged tight", and hould the decision of the high r-Qiirt he unfavorable to them, by no means a remote poaa'hllltyr-a couple of the Judges being labor ayntpathta irs--a demand wIM be made for a -tbr.Qlutlon and accampanyrng mar oniltim. Should thU bo refused, a. VCesBlnnHt movement la Inevitable. Already there are angry murmur ing, In Tasmania and Weatern Aus tralia, where the withholding of their ahare of the comtuoawalth revenua will prevent them, with thadeereafcd nV.iticlal re ottrcea at tholr oon Thandi from meeting soma of their obligations, Certainly at tho prwent , raomont tho commonwealth gorara-l laent is eir.oQii naiy unpoHuia in te alatcs, but, nftor all, It Is only yhot tho electors hnvc made it, While every Iabnrlte regarda It a adiity to vote for tne canaiaate rp-; resonUng tho labor cause. Urn lumba'i of tho opposing party, ho j fprm the great majority, either ki away from the polling booth, or al low their vntnH to lioeowe split1 among a multlpllelty of candidal. Sydney Co-rewwadence Ioudon alobc, o . - Queer how a man's health ruaui down when his wtfo la out ot town. n Ho 's a mighty clever maa who aaa b -"rt without snowing it. 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