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Danish emu-rs. "Pepper” and “Iona-
use“ IINt—Xotlsol ls lentil-g the
lair—Dusty Carrie—fie Girl and ller
Vocation—Ilse Indispensable leresl.
Lulu Sloppy of St. Joseph county,
Mich, is it! years old and weighs we
pounds flhe is 5 feet 5 inches in height.
Her sister Flossie is 14 years of age. stands
5 feet. fl inches in heightand tips the beam
at 420 pounds. They live on their father's
farm on the St. Joseph river, one mile
west of Constantine. ’l‘hclr fntbcr is a
small. short man, weighing 13:» pounds.
and their mother is a little, frail, slim
waisted woman of ill unds. 'l'be mar-
velous corpulcncy of t eso girls is unac-
counted for. Erich measures over to inches
around the waist, if waist it. can be called.
Win-n Lulu rilcppy was :1 years ti months
old, she wcighcd irlfi pounds. Both girls
are bright and intelligent, being as for ad
vanoed in their studies as most girls of
their age. They attondtxl the district
it
Ll'lll AND “.055”: Sl.lv‘.l'l’i’.
school until they grow too large to walk
between the aisles or to sit at tho desks.
Since then they have been taught by their
parents.
They once attended Barnnm‘s circus in
Kalamazoo and attractcd more attention
than any feature of the show. The voter
an showman P. T. Barnum, upon having
his attention called to mom, offered them
$200 a month each, which offer was
promptly refused. Their parents. who are
hardworking pooplc, deeply doploro their
enormous size and have in vain tried ev~
cry known method of reducing corpuloncy.
Both girls are in daily receipt of tempt;
lug offers from inuscums all over the
ormntry. but prefer to continuothalr quiet.
uneventful life on the form. It is impos-
sible for these girls to walk the streets of
Chicago. 'l‘hcy attempted to walk from
the Lake Shore dcpot' down \'an linrcn
streoton one (X‘Clifilflll, but were almost im-
nwdiatcly surrounded by curious crowds.
which blocked the street. making passage
impossible. The arrival of the police and
the cngagcmcnt of a hack rcllcvcd thcm
from an embarmssment which they could
not be hired to expcricnce again. Each
girl has a chair osm‘cialiy constructed for
her use, large enough to accommodate two’
ordinary pcrsons with comfort. 'l‘hcy sul-
for considerably during the warm weath-
or. butcontinue to grow hcavior each year,
much to the dismay pf their parents.
Danish Girls.
From what om; hoarsof the Danish girl,
she has all the privileges open to one of
ourselves. if she wishes to study at the
university, she finds herself free to take
up any branch she may chemo, and mod-
icaihmathematical and scientific honors
fall to her share quite as frequently as to
~ her brothers. As among us, too, touching
seems to be the most universal employ-
mcnt for women who wish to corn their
own living. Yet there are so many tcach-
rrs and so many daughters of rich families
who touch simply as u mistimo, with no
remuneration. that the pay is very small
and not at all in proportion to tho sunk
lccs they give. 'l‘hcy am well up in the
English lluvmturc of the day, distinguish
themselves as artists, authors and musl.
clans. found schools and nsylums for vari-
ous charities and manage them as success-
fully as tho womcn in ollu'l' tmlllllrlf‘l-
lh‘simiing and pointing )Nltu‘fyi Wood
carving and burnt Woodwork aroumong
min-r accomplishments, and many women
have taken up phutcurraphy and started
uutusprofcsslonuls. lint, in spite of all
their princes-“found Work, Danish women do
not dugout-rule in the art of hollwkwpinfl
and can! cooking.
Within the pron. few years they have be.
come lnfcrcstml in tbcoufdmu'gnmcs so
popular in England, and tennis, golf.
crickct and football are fast Ruining
umund. The craze for bicycling scfzcd
yhcm mmo time ago. and they are ulrcudy
export ridcrs, for tho lovcl country furor-s
lids sport. Sonic of tho llanlsb girl-torn
ncmiupllshml lmrscn'mucn. and thcy are
mwcr quito so prctty nnd [tract-fol as whcn
fhcy arc skutirmnvldch lsngoncrul amuse-
ment for fully tbrcc months lotIu-ycar.
lini'urtunotcly for tho picfun-upn-ncus of
the national Danish t'llllllllll‘. English
fashion has lnvulu-d nearly nilciussosof
society, and the high pointed cap. bright,
mlonsl shirt. cmbmidoml apron and cum“
lot are very schlmu soon now. in tho or-
nmgcnu-nt of their hair. however. they rc-
msln constant to their old custom of
brushing it suumtbly bark and tin-n twist-
ing it Into a tight knot at. the buck of the
head. A Danish girl in 31st soclcty
nntkcs IM' debut at lli, whcn she is volt
flrumi. if she Is not married at 21:. shots
left out of all [tactics and unnlwmcnts.
thus showing that theold foshlnnml prclu.
dicn agnlnst old maids still obtains uniting
them otherwise enlightened pseudo-whim
York Lodger.
The “Paper” and "Manner" Habit.
'l‘lm"poppcr" and "momnnrr" habit is
on Anicriamlsiu which should be abolish
ed by legislation. thnflu-rcnre such
benntlfulitcrms in tho vm-abulary as fa-
flier and soother, why touch children to
use lbsrllntrcssiuu "WWW" and “funny
mm” They are without meaning and
without dignity. 'l‘hry convoy nothing
indicative of the bomuil‘ul rclntlnn crisi-
lnlt helm“ parent and child, tcueh noth-
ing of the elrnwnt of mpcct which par~
nithmsl should upcot and demand. As
mms of aflmilnu thcy are mom ludicrous
than ends-urine. in fart, thorn does not
poem in be the faintest reason or the
ghost of a rhyme to defend them, and yet
tho “'lmnvr" sot "inmomcr" habit is
prolmbly the resist widespread and univer-
sal one in Animist. l'nfortonatriy it is
not confined tochlldmi alone. The par-
ents themes-iron adopt the us. After
tlrechlldms some. Mary is / gm stand
in s fslr tray to to?“ they have Christian
Wiymump n.
amuse titres-m adds—sine sachets.
a .
mm or m a rumour.
» um.“ , tavern. datum-min
mum-Wm mm Petal-loath
tan remember his luptlsnial name in his
Jfllelt. sad that he does not sign his oliocks
and letters "Popper Jones. ”
if the terms "pops" and “rnamms” are
to be employed. the maeut should be upon
the lust syllable. This pmnumlellon is
correct and lends euphony and dignity. If
"pa-pa" and “lull-lull" should be thmmht
high sounding or alrlsh. there are always
the words father and mother to booin-
ploycd. and they deserve all pmforenm. For-
tunately fashion, which is not always ny-
nonymons with fully, has rolusuitul, with
the Inlnsluction of old time names such
as Elluhelh. Anne, ihsrothy and Priscilla.
the use of the Bible names for ruinous.
Nothing moods sweeter upon childish lips
than tho word mother. particularly when
matcrnltyltself is young. And one of tho
beauties of tho word-father lies in the fact
that. the most ingenious of American
youths, though he may intcrprct tho term
as ”lower-nor," never can abbrcviato or
construe it into "imp." -- i’hllmlclpllui
'l'imcs.
Method In Brushing the Hair.
riomo morning when brushing your hair
thc thought mny siuldculym'cur to you
flint lhc loft uldo of your hcod is covcrcd
with u more ulmudant ldrsoto cuvcrlmr
‘ thou the right side, and you will wonder
why it is.
lint cvcn while wandering you will coir
cludc that tho diflcronce is n tnattc of
small importance, that tho onc old
in more pnnnlncnt in yourimugiintion
than it is in rcnlily. and that. you "1‘ tho
only one who will over notion it. And
thcn you will think no more about it—
rhnt is, not at first. But after several
months the scarcity of looks on tho ncar
side of your hcud will become so npparont
[but it will conipci you to give it your at
fourlon. 'l‘hou, if you urowlse, you will
straightwuy “wit the canon of the distress-
ing oflcct and a remedy thcrcfor.
liy consulting compotcnt advisers you
will in nine casos out of too learn the fol
lowing: The majority of Women dothcir
own hairdressing, and in brushing tin-y
find it "lord. convcnlcnt to draw the hair
down in a slringover the loft shouldcr. [ii
that way the long strokes are given from
the hair follicles on the loft sidoof thc
head to the tips of the hair, whilo the right
side, from which the looks are tightly
drawn, is given only a stroke and a prom-
ioo us a sort of [rear-o alluring. (.fonsc
qucnriy it is tho glands of the left side on-
lyihztt are strengthened, and it is but u
.picstion of time when the hair on the
right side of the bond will begin to fall out
and give ovldcncc of the luck of attention.
'l'ho most cffcotivomniody is to inaugu-
raloa metrimd of treatment diametrically
opposed to that hitherto cmployed. Iirush
ovcr thc right. shoulder inst: ad of the Ir".
and give the hair on that sidc thc attun-
tion it. dcsorvns. and it will not be long
until you will notice adiffercnsc in its
quantity and general appearance. it may
iu- rather awkward at first for a right
handed person, but the exigencies of the
case dcmaud that a lost charm bc regained
if. the cost of a litiic. mammal inronvcn‘
loam—Chicago Tribune. '
llusty Carpets.
To those who know the true lnwardness
of things the sight of a llfllltii‘lfiltlll brush-
ing a dusty «mrpet is suggestive. a medical
contcnumrory says, of many evils. The
death of Pasteur rcmlndcd the World of
\tht is muslnnliy present in the mind" of
mcdical men~numoly, that, while micro
organisms arc the int-at prodnccrs of (list
cuso. dust. is tbc grcnt carrier of micro or-
ganisms. Now that wc know thcsc things,
now that we undPrstaud that in tho quit-t
hours of the night tin-norm ladcn dust sct.
tics down upon the floor. it. is distressing
to find how little our knowledge is put. to
practical use and to see old custmus still
unchanged. old habits. which we know in
he destructive. carried on. and to find the
loam-maid on her knees, with her brush
and dust pan. stirring up dust. to timdet-
rimcnt of cvery one and brcathing gcrm
Hon.
if nccris but a smuliumounf of common
some in son that if tho tuirpr'ls mu~t t'nll
flour—~15 tiling grmfly to bu ticpru'amlm
ihcy should bc rulds-d with u dump « inrh
rullu‘r than brushed, and that if, in dcfn-rr
curc to prcjutiicc, flu-y most is: brunlwd
this hll'lillil lK‘llHnl' by nl'm’rrml Ann-ri- nil
swrcpcr. with plcnry of damp tca lcarm
(if all ways of mmwingdirt from a carpet
llil‘ worst is by tho usc of filc ordinary
sliorf brush, which intolics fiu- lmunn
muid's knccilng down in tho midst of Kim
dust which aim so um-dlrssly rrcutm and
drawing it into lu-r lungs with cvcry
brcntb. For ordinary boom-hold immuno-
tlnim; like li1ndrum—something which can
bc wu~lu~d with n wct. cloth cvrry morn.
luau-would occur to in: lllf'll‘ltf‘nt‘l'l'lllfl
for limo-s. lint if carpets llillI-t hr, and if
it is impossiblc to touch the prcscnt “chur-
ntlon the evils rf necking pnwnt mmforr
at thc expense of futurc risks, at least lcl
us rctncmlicr flint r'urprls may in) wusin'tl
cvcn whore flwy licowtbat, tlll tho day of
washing coon-s. a closed inwcnpcr is far
bcltcr than u brm-h. and that. lllt'wnrol
form of brush is out! with a short bondic.
The um and the Vocation.
“lfcforc any girl dctrrmlncs upon out:
shin training for outside work would she
not do wcll to wciub and mcnsurc strictly
lu-r colon-lty, oplmrflmlly, towed and b0 n-l-
utiu-ly sun» of all?" lnqulnm Mrs. A. il.
'l'. Whllncy in 'l‘hc luuihrs' anlw Journal.
"Arc you cnpubb- in any marked. and spa-
cinl drum-c for one particular pursuit and
new is it right and feasible in the appur
cut. prm-iduntial «mlorlnu that you should
take time and money to fit and «quip our-
self for it and then can you rum-nab y cl
port chance and mum to do ynurchmcn
errand? is tborc rwed of othcrsfutms'f.
and of your own to supply? Answer tru-
ly. Do not rcsotu to boibis or that be.
l'lllil't' you think it a pretty thlmr to no or
immune some one «for has summiod in it.
it may have bwn in-r Wnl’lt, and yet not
be yours.
"A young girl nocewrotouw; ‘l have art
any bcnrt on bring an humorous. if icon»
not bc oiw, my life will be a failure.‘ ifnr
lctlcr and tho spccimcns of authorship inr
rimsvl were thorns-lies armour-at for at
least. very lttfil'lll study and prmtlce. Shr-
nccdml, also. to live bumpy and deeper be.
fore she would find a true message to the.
livcr. i told bar so, in the milclml an
sever. l tril tin-m m. for this was only
one "l’i‘ml of many.
“Toyouotlwrs who only have a little
more How than money and would like
something to busy you and help fill your
wrtemunnuic. thorn am dlfbmmt things
Ins-y, i'mopuro your oer-d with that of
otliors before you false up Il‘t‘npflllnfl that
may be their lirrllhoml. 'l‘o intrude into
acromird moi: of motor- only to and a
pleasure or an rlegam'to your mnnfo-rts
would be extremal "More 1!! lllooiflhllf
commandment. P‘mbsarsnee from this
might leave msnyachsm open to real
necessity which now is barred or neutrat
tssd b1 ehssvsnlns competition. )lslte
t
ladcn particlca to hcr own prmslblc dcsirucu
1' ‘ l v I
Wows-imminent. " ‘ .
the Jungle lobed.
fiereens are lndlspenuibie in the house-
hold. Aomrdlng to the primate for-which
it is intruded to heuml, whether in the
kitchen. drawing mm or bednxnn. tho
sermn will vary in form and elm.
A folding men-cu of two, three or even
four loaves will be found ‘Inostdoslmblo
for all praotlmd primates, and the frnou-
for snub a one may be minaret! at any for.
nitun-dcolcr's. having the panels to be
added of home to sult ono‘s taste.
A tasteful and inexpensive scrwn for thc
slurping room as a prams-lion from all
drafts can bo uuuio of lmmbgm, not mon-
thun 4 foot high. with ymnclaof art salmon
or art ll.llallll lu slindmto llnl'lllulllw with
tho other finishing». of the room. A vcry
handsomc m-m'n. suitublc for u library
that is furnbdusl in a rumor shiti-ly and
cxpcnsivo fashion with leather furniture
uml bcuvy drama-law, would bu u ,laruc
.lsr-um-se sons-n cinbroidcml lunvlly in
gold.
For tbc drawing rmuu a vcry buudsonu-
one may be bad in Louis XIV style. quin-
umnil and frunxcd in mahogany, film-bu
scrum lscomimm-d of only onc panel, which
may be of (lt‘l'fll'llll‘ll glass or sntlnem
broldcrcd with gold Asiatic lilo silk floss.
’l‘bis p..uu-l in inflamed nun pivot. .in-
other design is in tbrro pnncls. with a white
enamel frame flu: fort and a law inchcs
in bright. the u-rucr panel a little bluhcr
than tho two side ones and lsuuillflcd
with little fancy woodwork nddcd to the
top. Tho puucls slimild be filled in with
white silk nllnclu-d to brass rods at both
top and boumu of tho scrwn. The panels
may bc duintily embroidered with dclft
blue Asiatic twiutcd embroidery silk,or vio-
lets may be scuttcrml about upon the silk
with careless mat-c, tunbroldcrcd in normal
shades of llomun flam—Scw 'i’ork (fum—
luci'ciul.
A Formula For tattoos Soap.
Iatituce. according to Twentieth ('cntnry
(’ookrry, forms is much better soup in-
gmllcntlhan thouvernuo American house-
wife irnauim-e, it also nmkes un cxccl-
lollt vom-fublc, must-lolly the large bonded
and coarsc lcnvcd varieties, which am now
both plentiful and chcap.
Wash the lcnvcs irco from grit, break
thcm into picccs, put into a frying pan u
rnblcsymonfui of fuel dripping. Win-n hot.
add a tablcsprmnfulof clumxmlonion; let
it color-slightly; then put into the pan on
much of the torn up lettuce as it will
hold; add no water; covcr and stir the pan
to prevent burning; tho hcnt’wlll cause
the lettuce to cxudo moisture. Season with
salt and popper. When the lcttucc has
boiled, or mtiwr stcnmcd down, and looks
cooked, which will be in lb or :30 minutes,
turn it infotn'oqmtrtsof soup stock. Sim-
mcr l5 rninutcs fungi-r and servo with
croutons or nmrml brond (lice.
or, instrnd of the soup stock, add 2 to-
biespooufula of liquid extract of bull! to 2
quarts of water.
If you have it handy, a tubicspmnfui of
chopped cold chicken may ho added to curb
quart of mop.
Vinegar For the Sickfoom.
There is a French legend that during
the plague of Mum-illcs a band of robin-rs
{dumb-ml flu-dying and the drud with-
mt injury to llu-nm-lvos. ’l'hcy \vcrc imr
lil‘lsllllt‘tl. tried and condmnncd to div. but
worn pardorml on crmditlon of disclosing
the swnf. win-nifty flu-y l'nllill mnsuck,
with immunity from (linen-w, house» in;
{cited with the terrible n-otiruc. They
gave the following ru'ipe, which makcsa
ill'lll'ltlllh’ and rcfrcohlng Will-ll for thc sickv
rmm: ’l‘akc roscuuu'y. Wormwrssl. lawn-
dcr. ruc, mute and mint. .1 largoimndfulof
curb. l’lucn in a slum Juf' and turn uvcr
if a gallon of slmng rhh-r \incgar; cow-r
tloscly and Loop ncur [lu‘ fire for four «lays;
then strain and add an ounce of powdcrcd
camphor gum. lioftb- and km-ptightiy
curkcd. it is very anIinutlc, calling and
refreshing in the nit‘kl‘m.rul and is of grout
value to nurscs
.. Lnl
A Pretty ornament.
A pretty ornament for tho corner of a
1iicf11rc frntuo or an sin-WI may be Inndc by
making is ban a yard luau from Wllllt' sill.
lilo-don and filling it n ifli cotton from the
milk wail, hm ing first n-rnm’cd tin- sci-«is.
.‘t \v up thc opt in cod, fmtrn sis pin-h
bulls to curb cud and tip a ribbon around
flu' crliit‘l'. looting: intmlvmps for flu- ctitls.
.‘aclu‘t bugs nrc very flit c Inuduul' this ii- ;
lu~lon and filbd nub cotton. sprinkled}
with aurilrl puntlcr, illlf llo' lllI'I'-( filing.
of all is 11 min pillmv. only in this lllhlfillt'l'
thc illusion t-imlllll lu'llllft'll. not “into.
A doublo roilic of tho illusion should bc
sown] in tha- mono and finished \vithu
bow of ribbon.oiliulurkn'lwr.
‘I’ell the Truth to Children.
There is nothing unincd in tho govcrn
mom of r-luldrcn by ”matching that which
is not lli"l'ff'f'llll'(l.
'l‘bc futility of the habit of saying to a
lirtloonc (bid if ho is not gmul thc ruollzrr
will do so and m, follon'cd by thc failure
to do it, Wins wallonlmpliliul the other
day.
in reply to tho rcrnurk. “if Mary is not
quict, mollu-r will IMW to put on bcr but
and up away." tin- .’l )‘t"ll‘l‘lfl duuuhtrr
said, "Momma, l jcs‘ whb you would go
ills tillle."~l'rurson's \icckly.
”nu-b.
Win-n soiling flmngc for broad or rolls,
dnublc that quantity may ins inadc and that.
not lu'odcd hold in tin: refrigerator or
wbcrctor if. is cold crwugh in pn-vcnl. thc
swuuc from rising. in this tiny rnllr
nmy iii-bud lh‘rll curb day without sctm
unit on cstro aptlfll‘c. ’l‘bls dough rc-
unircn a little loom-r to risc, but them
nulls will be as good on if it pure frcshiy
Mi.
Put a liftlc turpentine into the tepid
wnlcr in which the dcllrntc f’llll'l’ifill stock-
lugs lists] with «awning drown on: wmiud
for the first time. it will pmvcnt the rub
oral lrom fading, and if the from urn uiiow-
id to mud; a few hours in the wulcr it will
be latter.
M.4- ..
in ulvinu mcdicluo in liquid form to an
infant piano the polm of the slump non
minim; tho nu-db-lnc again»! the roof of
tho inoufh. Admlnlsn-rfnu it in this way,
it will be impossible for the child to choke
or cy’m-l fhc llit‘tlil'lltt'.
To cum rtslncss of tho hands boat to-
urthcr an mun-o of clmr bonny. on (Illfll‘ti
of almmul oil, the jlllw' of a lemon and the
yolk of a row cult. Apply at night to the
baptismal "mot With old ulmm «lit across
the palms.
A slnnc «nick or 1. box of tin. with s
rover. profitably the “fé‘, it tho only Info
plan! in which in kwpcluliis that from
is!!! dippnd in oil or tons-blind and used
for wileblnu firmrs or furniture.
ll" not put fruit Jars into n closet whore
the silver is kept. The ruins-r hands up-
on the ion will allot-t the silier nail-moss
‘ from without and thin-t within.
' have inn-u human to liiit'lhpl flu- journu-y,
it tarnish nulnklr.
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ornaments“ relations-usua-
burl. ‘
With the return to town of the salami-
crs by the sea, in the country and amid
the mountains cornea the annual demand
for recipes for the removal of fan. freckles
and sunburn. The full extent of the rav-
nprs connnlttrd on tho complexion by its
unremitting cxposuro to sun, wind. boot,
plum and dust is not appnxvlated while
swimming. rowln, bicycling. tennis and
'wautlxo nous.
golfing continue to be the order of the
day and outing costumes arr.- worn at
all tlmcsnnd masons, but in thoconvcn-
tiomd curimnnwnt of the city. when the
shirt waist is cxchungml for more elabo-
ratc toilets, thc. silks, Iuccs and chiffon» of
dinncr and rt'ccplion warns bring into
wonderful promincnco tho traces left- by
weeks of opcn ulriil’c. lluppyuro those
women who huvo suilcrcd no grcntcr sen
chnngctban an cvoucoat. of brown tan,
which is tho usual fortune of warm bru-
nettes. It. lasts longer than cithcr fn-cklcs
or rcd sunburn, but. it is a great deal more
honouring. A libcral llpplll'ullnll of cum-
phor in». often rcpcuted. is perhaps the
bcstmouns of getting: rid of it. As for
frccklos, fcw persons are 0? so libcral a ,.
tastc as to admin-thorn for thclr own sako,
although when thoynrc on u very prctty
face they arc not. unlit-31y offensivo to the
rye. Luckily they diatoms-or of tin-nuclws.
us a mic. uftcr a work or so of indoor lil'c.
it is said that mic. port of Jamaica rum
and two pnrrsof lcmon juicc grcntly :it'm'l—
cram their dcparturc. ’l‘lm mixturc is to
bcuppllod at night and nilowad to dry
without brim: wipcd oil, and tin! fucc is
wasiuai cicnn in tho morning. lilvcryixxly
probably has board of the buttcrmllkur
sour milk n'incdy for m! sunburn, but
few wumcn like to non it lu-canso of thc
odor and the. still. glarcd focllnu it gives
the skin. The bum-r plan into vnshthe
face in hot watcr and apply WW
cxtrzict, follow-oi by cold cream or curnv
phor icc.
A picture is girl-n of a walking costume
of grccn wmdcu usual». 'l‘hc tnblicr of the
goth-t skirt is fi'nmud by long. narrow fans
«it'plniuxl prrcuu satin, N't in tho scaius
The bodice has t'cvcrs and coral-lot of grccn
satin and lllH'llri ovcr u pinstron formed of
coquilics of pluitcd whilc lzuuzc cdgcd
with lace. 'l‘lugpulls of tho close shows
of grncnwnoi urn plaitcd of tin- insldc
scam. and thc slot-rm linu- frills of lfu'l.‘ at
the wrist. .ll’i-lo ('lu.)Ll.i.‘T.
'I'lm Mulls-st llrscrt In tho “arid.
it is not gem-rally known that tho hot-
test. must arid cicwrf'in tho world is in
fiic l'niml Matt-s. but such is the fact.
'i'iu- Cm'npuii Ila-NT! is ~nmli. but if is flu-
nmut. danucruus of any in the known
world. Standing: upon fhc mountain
range to lllet'SIl-‘l. looking ncrmo the no
milc-s of plain to auotlicr mountain range
on llll'“‘t“it, uith ulimpscs of two small
lake-s midway ln-nvm-u. if rim-i not nppcur
that it rmpiirm any mlruni'ditmr)‘ fcaf. of
donut-r or mulurunuv to trim the plain,
And tbi- llfls'f‘flIi-wll ihcb‘u-wf runny lbw.
'l'lu- sand of than down is he) hot that in n
li-w lllllt 4tlw »bv 1w \\ ill llt'liit rally burnt-d
nil liu- ir.‘i\vlrr'~ {w I, in. Il-li v. ill ln- ovcr
conu- iu-bm- half ”11- disluncc is cumin.
lmswui. and ”iv ndvruinrom lruvclcr 'ib'fl
in noon}. litzirniiy f‘hllr-llflll'tl with iu-ut
Many
and but. low lum- bcvn known to rclurn.
'l'lu-uc ll:t\'l' golu- no lnrfhcr than ”11- first.
lukc, and finalinu if suit unlcr buvclwutcn
n rclt'cnl. 'i‘lic llf‘lll‘t'HL iniw has ln-cn
rcncbcd nl'tcn council to know that if ebbs
and than will: the gulf of l'ulif’oruin. and
tho \vnfvr is lin- Hunc, iu-ncn it mm; lu- a
part. of that body, although m-purnlcd
from it by no or in milcs of Hulltl mirth
and a high ruuuo of mountuiuu. 'i‘his
ranuo was probably at one timc'nu island
and tho f'ocnpah down-rt lhc bottom of the
mu. 1 once stnrtcd across the barn-u
waste toluvr-sfluofc. but. i had not goon
Ill lnilm ln'forc'iii-coining cmnphicly ox.
lmnulcd. ’i'iu- solos of my fcct. \vcre bila-
fcrcd with iu-nf. my brain grow dint“. i
would uct no air, and fiu- brculh mHocd to
stop in my iluouf. lturuml buck jllsl. in
than to saw my lifc. and win-u l i‘l‘ilf‘lit'll
tho {firm-ht of flu- mountain onro mom]
was dclirimm for hours.”w Sf. lsmis
liloiw-llctnwruf.
"nymml and Sword.
The oulwr mod by tho l'uilml Status
cavalry is copiml from thoscimltcrof flu-
Fliruci-us. which was tho most cflcctii'c
sword for cutting purpow» ci‘rt‘ tic-vised.
It will bu rcnwrulwrcd bow, lll’f‘fll‘lliln: to
the story told in Sir Walter Scott's “'l‘oii
lemon." with such a Wl'llllllli the pagan
Seladiu cboppcd u will citation in two of.
can blow. to tho unum-nu-nt of Richard
(.‘wurdo Lion. With a straight. sword mn-
can mnkon buck or throat, but. to nilt'll nu
advrrsary mu: nmst saw uith it. The
scimifcr, lwinxcurvcd and whicund brnvy
toward the Mid. sliccs by tho nu-rc fort of
striking. ’l‘bo kind of bnyoncts cbiclly
used by tho l<‘cdcrul lrmipsduriuu lbcwnr
of tho rcbriilou was the old irinnguiur
pnitcrn. Sword buyout-ls wvrc also cm.
ploycri on wins impnricd from l‘.llt‘npe-,
During the but fit yams tin- rr-uufnlirn
buyout-t has been of the “mmrod” typo
n blah-nus instruuu-nt, cylindrical and of
the thirknws of a rumrmi, will: a shunt
screw point- like that of n cariicutcr‘s bit.
it is now to bo rc-plurr'l with the knifc
buyout-f. which slow-“lull T""I‘lllllll"l u
bufoln'r's knifc. Is it! inches long, with
one. cduc. ll. isnuifr llfll’lll'l‘llh’l‘llllfl tuucii
lighter than tho .Im'nrvl buyout-t. 'I‘bu Inf-
lrr is bring diapcnami st itb by most of ilw
European nations in fuwr of flu-toili-
baynncf. 'l‘iw lmynncf “us a l’rcm‘lr lu-
rrnlion. in tho tnrly rinysof fircnrms sol-
dlrrs used tornrry both nuns and pikw.
but. the notion of attaching the pike tn the
gun in such a mannnr that. both could in-
umlancmunc limc n‘ns liu- iwglouinu
of the idea of the bu youshw'l‘my 'l'hnes.
’Dr. Hand's Cough and
or in
Warsaw“, Costa, “Jed-Head
Medicine (lo—Dear Sim—“I am using
Group Mullciue
and Colin Cure children and find
nothing to equal tieiu. They work
like magic. 1 would not be without
them in my house. The little onus lovo
Dr. Hand‘s (‘ollo (lane and cry for it; it
rcliovos them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank smith, 21 Wood street. At all
(iruugists, :lbo.
Poison ivy. insect bites. bruises,sculds,
horns are (uiokly cured by Dewitt's
Witch Haze Salve, the [front pile cure.
ii. 1’. Wood and G. U. St llso .
marvelous Results.
From a lctn-r writtm by Rev. J. Gun-
do-nnaumf Uilllilllllllli‘, Mitl' weal-o pcr
mittcd to make this cxtraot: '1 how- no
bcsitufion in mrommcndim! Dr. King's
Now Diwovin'ji' as tho rcsults Wcrc ul-
must morn-loos in the norm of my wife.
While l was pastor of tin!» aptist
church at Rives Junction shc was
brought down with pucumoniu snout-wi-
illgldliil’illpt'. 'l‘crrillio paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
iuII-m'uption, and it mowed as if she
could not survive tin-m. A fricnd ru-
comnu-udcd lir. King's New Disow rv:
it was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in itsrcsults." Trial bot-
llcs fn-cm ti. (1. Stillson‘s and 1'}. l’.
chtl's ding atoms. Regular size 500.
and $1.
Boyswill be lmys." but you can't af-
ford to loan an of thorn. Bo ready for
tho urecn apple season by‘ having Dc-
witt’s (Jolie and Cholera Cure in the
house. E. l’. Weed and G. G. Stillsou.
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bittcrs is a mmlicinc suited
for any season, but pcrhaps more gonor-
aliy nccdod whcu tine languid, (exhaust-
cd fcclinu prcvails, win-u the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonic and altorntivois felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often avi-rtcd
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will not more surely in
iu'muntcmotiin; and fuming the system
from malarial poison. Headache. indi-
gestion, constipation. dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and till pcr
bottle at G. (‘.. Stillsouis‘and 1'}. l’.
Wood’s drug storcs.
Many a day’s work is lost by sick head-
ache cuused byindigestion and stomach
troubles. DeWitt’s Little Early risers
arc thermost cfl‘cotnal pill for overcom—
ing such difficulties. E. P. Weed and
G. C. Stillson.
There is more ()ntarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was suplxisml to be. incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced if:
a local discuss, and proscribed local rem-
edies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatmcnt, pronounced it in-
cnrublc. b'oicucohns provcu catarrh to
bc a constitutional disease, and there-
fore rcquircs constitutional treatment.
Hall's Llatm'rh Cure, manufactured. by
F. J. Cheny & (30.. Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It is taken in doses from if) drops to a
tcaspoonful. It acts directly on the
mucous surfaces of the systcm. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Semi for list of testi-
monials. Address F. J. CHEXEY .3:
(30., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists.
The whole system is drained and un-
dermined by idolent ulcers and Open
sores. Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salvo
spccriily hcals thcm. It is the best- pile
euro known. B. P. chd and G. C.
Stillson.
739:3):- OABTORIA. “a
“orifié 2V7”. em or.
CASTORIA-
The is:-
nails
“M"défim
I! ' e 0
It doesn't matter much whether sick
hcmlacho, biliousnoss, indigestion and
constipation are canscd by neglect or bv
nnavoidablo circumstancca. llt'Wiff's
Little Early Risers will speedily curb
thcmnll. E. P. Stillsou and (I.
chd.
is or
every ‘
myper.
CAB'I‘ORIA.
m fu- .
“gin line; i
a“ . , M "We
Buchlin't Arnlcs Salve
The best salve in the world for rots,
bruises. Horus, ulcers. salt riwnm. i'm-vr
Hill‘i'l‘l, fettcr, chappcd hands. clulblnins.
coma, and all skin cruptious. and inali-
tivclycnroo piics. or no pay rmuirovri.
it is gnarantwd to giro perfect Halli-fac-
tion or mono refunded. Price 25 m-uts
per box. E. . Weed and G. C. Stillmn.
' ' i
If you how over seen a little child in '
the agility of summer complaint. you
run renlim tlmdanuor of thc tronblc and
uppwoiato tho value of instantanoous
mllcf always afforded by iii-Will's t'ollc
«it Cholcra (Yuro. For dysentery and
diurrlurult is a reliable rcmmly. Wo-
could not afford to recommend this as a
curoifit-wuronotacuro. E. l'. chd
and U. U. utilison.
Don‘t trifle away time when you have
cholera morhns or diarrhwn. Fight
thorn in tho lmuinniug with lioWltt's
frolic. & (Tholcra (turn. You don't have
to wait for l‘l'stllls. thcy are instantan-
cous, and it icovcs tho bowels in healthy
wadition. E. 1’. Wood and (.i. (1. Still
son.
WANT ANYTHING ?
No nor-d to. Allvcrfisc
in the South Norwnllt
Evening
sentinel.
when a.
a I -
Calorie is Dr. Samuel iPitcher‘s
prescription for Infants and Sldi
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic subs
stance. it isaharmless substitute for
Paregorio, Drops, Soothing Syrups.
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years“ use by
millions of Mothers Gastoria is the
Children's Panacea—the mam
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoris, and see that the fee-slam:
signature of
is on the
’ I
Weshail pro-
tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Currant Connor, 77 Murray BL, NJ.
srvrfilillfi' '
‘ Examiner In
‘ U. 9. Patent Office.
115m u. uses
Offices, 436 Main Street,
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