otisstveeltiprovedsncho: successjre shall continue in: soother 6 days, adding
sod sgc kind, from the didsreiu departments. sud insiie it even m0?! mm.
.lldfigl he Phonohsrpshllfioiuiuhin Ziiher? We have another stock. of those , sweet, toned in-
‘ s is tofillsilord rs we were compelled to. refuse last week. They are the inostfs‘iinple
linstriiihsnts at the day and make an excellent Christmas gift. Prices iron: 8!. 50 to
assortment of ladies' writing desks, artistic hallchairs, book cases. chins closets, corner grands,
ets, hot racks, fancy tables, willow rockers, whist tables, blocking cases and commodes.
'oquette rugs. carpet sh‘ee‘pess;steel engravings nnd'fancy bambooboak and white enameled
ntlrespsce would not pennitus to cnpaciate suilieiently on our TOY DEPARTMENT. When
our toy department you have seen it all ; when you get our prices, youinay depend you have it...
' s purchased in this department now will be stored tree and delivered at the option of the
HQRWALK.
w. s. STU RTEVANT.
' ll. loin and Ann Streets.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
Factory and Repository,
rune L “i VERY
- CONNECTICUT.
Willi be sold for the
Next
Ten
Days
at .
Your
OnNI
Pdce.
The cause of it, “Hard Times."
Cure for them, “Gold Cure" cowl
Come and see at.
South lorwalit.
Y Franklin and Madison Streets. . .
pecial Sale of Blankets!
The prolonged spell of warm weather has made blanket trade
slow. We have a large stock and to lessen it, will make
~. special and attractive prices on Thursday and for the balanci:
In mats and rugs we have also some brok-
en lines to which we have attached Red Tickets showing con-
siderable reduction in prices.
A Visit to our store will afford you bargains in other
goods, which you cannot fail to appreciate.
of the week.
rm...
8‘ Washington Street. - . .
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
South iiorwslli. Connsotlout.
JAMES QOLDEN.
FINE
Work Donor
Promptly.
Editor sud Proprietor.
PRINT-
" WASHINGTON
STREET.
-'l‘hey have helped me. The swelling in
u- in no 9 . _
Can'tstopi ‘sp‘
Can't? stop‘ mm: 3.
Guns keen down s we thins.
.‘lt hos become nonunion property.
‘ rennin rho M't linen shoot it not
to itiiow. ‘ j
home who do. know
about it. ,i ‘
There is s reason for this.
"risxidnev education.
Bouth Korwoilt people on lesrninl ii
Inst. '
Learning it by experience.
Learnln' it tram their neighbors.
We was. we say and» who! they my.
We soy Beck-lens. moons Kidney
obhe. ' ‘
“They soy Dunn's Kidney Pills curs
'wsnt to ten
We say lame or West but: means
Weak Kidneys.
They say Dosn's Kidney l’ilis mots ;
the Kidneys stronx.‘
This‘ls not I theory. but I condition
Here's proof 0! it:
Mrs. Phillip Plait. No. II locond sve- .
nue. East Nona“. says: “My doctors
tell me I have s genuine cue oi
Bright's disuse. One of them treated
me steadily (or six months and then
gave me up u incurable. My ankles
swell to twice their noturu size: my
back aches so severely 1 con not keep
on my feet and I have urinary trouble
as well. I got two boxes oi Dean's
Kidney Pills nt Pinlsted's drug store.
the ankles has subsided. and the back
aches and urinary troubles have dis-
sppeared. I believe they will entirely
cure me."
Donn's Kidney Pills. so cents per box
for sale by all dealers; sent by mail on
receipt of price. .Foster-Milburn 00..
‘ _
‘iemwouejwwtfi‘
no Inns-mu or upon—s l'lsil Word
W “dilation-A mm Wm’rlslltiidi
he cots o! osmm'i‘w’lrlm fourth.
Vision.“ mutt. Attrutids lollies.
‘l'hnt the new woman has nu'cyo to busi-
ness is evidenced by the venture o1 Miss
Beatrice ‘l‘ouuesun of Chicago. This
young lody has equipped o photographic
studio in that city. This. it is mini-ed.
is the first venture of its kind undermltoii
on on extorislvu scale by it woman in Clib
i‘ugo. Bill: Misti 'l'onniisilii hits liud expert
emu, nnd the move is not as vouturesomo
tor her no it Would be for others.
Her eiperlmicu in thii hchooln had taught
he! that Illlo possessed the liu:ulty of poo-
iiig tho model. Applying this in it large
Wiiy through nnmtuur phomgnipby, she
found herself ubhi to tun/kc mtisfuctoi'y
uogutivcs of face, figure or groups. lit-w
Honing that success in art. Would best be
achieved through following tho hunt of
lior tuloht. she opened ll photograph studio
in lilonoiulneu. Wis.
Miss 'l‘oniiesoii loves her urt. She has
on nttrnctive [mmnnnlity Mn! is young and
beautiful, its her [writ-alt shows." Her social
Bole Agents for the U. 8.. Bunnie. N. Y. i
_ l
Thousands are suffering excruciating .
misery from that plague of the night,3
Itching Piles. and say nothing about it :
through a sense or delicacy. All such 1
will find on instant relief in the use oi
Mu'.’ nib ’
n ”m... unn- l
i
Cuba's Appeal.
It would rerlonnd to the. glory of the ,
Spanish-American republics if they
should respond favorably to the burning
nppcul the government of iron Cuba has
made to thcnr and .should trcnguiro ui ‘
1';th the helligcrcucy of tlic island which
is struggling us they sirugulcd uguiiisi
Spain (it) yours ago. They-arc of thc
mum blood as; tho Club-nus. Ovcr the
path of blood and terror which him now
trmrls with iorn foot they ulso traveled
to itccdmfi.
Even if the United Status did not are
lit to lift a linger or spunk one word for
Cuba. lllt‘SD sistcr republics could secure,
her recognition, The countries of South
and Control Aiiitrricn. with Mexico. sol-
idly combined for the recognition oi
Wurliko rights for Cuba would pi‘cscui
n front that would insure her libcrty.
Spain might ho chin to lili.’l(‘li' and um-
burruss one or two of them. Shn would
not dare to oppose them milled. They
are bound by the tics of kiliilrcd. bound
by the memory of the post, to at least
say tho word that will give ihii mil
governmcnt of Cuba recognition.
Nearly all of Cuba is in the bonds of
thc rcvnlutionisis. Tbcy how u prost-
tent, (lisucros Bctuucourt. and it scorc-
tury of sizilc, pill‘llltlllilil y 'l‘uiiuiyo. Thu
mum-s of those two officials are signed
to ihc iippcul mode by tho patriots to
the Spniiisli-Aincricuu republics. Thc
Uubun republic. him iniiiiituincd itself
for u period which looks only twc
months of bciiig two yours. It issues
money uml bus rcprcscntutivcs tuforeigu
governments. it is ll notion.
'l‘lto Art of Recitation.
In our own times Funny Komhlo. who
disllkoil noting, cultivated iliu mulling of
Sliiikcspciiro mi uu oswciul 'il'l. But uliu .
llrlilil bur buokuuil rcziil ill‘llldld. Woluui
not the udvuutugc of hourliiu lior oursolws.
but tt‘uditloii credits her with it grunt
powor ol impressing bur iiuiircrs and is
wonderful vui‘lciy oi‘ i'uuinl and vocal c1—
primal-in. film is reputed to how been pur
tioiiiurly siiccuusliil with lll‘l' muting oi
Fiilntutl. 'l'orcuil wuil whun Hi‘llii‘il in u
mm but grunt uccompllNliiiiuiit which llllil
scri'uii Lilo turn or muro thou unoilrmnutlnt
when mulling: lllil iiuw pinyin his cum
puny, nml lilury Anderson crudlts TWIN}-
son niul Lolly Mnrilu (liclon Funclt) with ‘2
grunt priwur in thin inspect. "Ho mu not
on eluuiitiouist. ” rho any» of the first. “and
therein luy one at his great charms usn
rilliilt'i'L " .
’l‘liuckorny used to rend his lectures.
through uuiuiliuu, imd liln tiutruluud ului
pllclty liuil ii mm churn: of its own. llliili-
nun rucltml ulwuyu mul vividly-tooilrii-E
mutlcully iit ilim-ii. for ho mm It grunt ur- ;
tor by mum iiilll millilnu. wliilo tho Hindu-w
pent-o rmulliigs. only glvcii bi-iuru iriuudx,
on for on no know, oi 'l‘luiukuruy'n lrimui. .
Mr. lirookilirld. ilio s'i‘i-ll known clurgyw
mun. urn not likely to ho forgotten MI
times who board them. Sliyluck uiul liuui-i
lot worn his iiivorltcn. and though in his '.
loadings of the bitter uliumctoi' bu icll ul
times into stupinuss—n innit which. it
duiiliiig with tho l‘riiico of lloiiuiurk. it is ‘
ulinont impossiblytililloult nlwnyu tonvolii “
m-ho llliil u [lilWi‘l‘Ol bringiiiguut some oi :
the leaner characters which should how;
bout) immensely nuggontlvo to uctnrn. Ill» 1
l’iiloulus won it delightful rculliy. uud tho
dullonto diuvrlmliiutlnii with which Lo
brought buioro us two distinct typos ol'
omit-tier in his liomncruuis’ iiml (lulidmr
lllitll'flwnit nloiui onough to iiiuiio u illuiit
in his ooiiipuiiy inuiiioruhln.-—~.L.olid'in
Sonic senators are shroud; few are
pious. But it the Hon. John Wuuuinuk-
or of Poiinsylvunin lliiilii‘l-i’lllll oppcur
nuco ill the United iiiuius ucunio he will
pruswit n ocinbiiiuii‘ou of both shrewd
um tiid piety that has never bcc‘ .
uqnnhid in that body. l
’ iiililcult icutum of the an.
. l unit-e smilc:
'\‘lllt‘il but ucinully product-ii by ii.
Miss i:i;._\'i‘l:ici: 'l’ilXXl.>l-I.\'.
position at. homo‘is good, while lli‘l' Chica-
:o connections uro such that she cannot
but Lccoiiic l i I‘iilur ilicro. ‘
As she not in c. c<.»rucrof hor stutliochnt~
ting to o rcpo‘rtcr for '1 ho lilti'l‘ ()ccrm, it.
. wus 0\lil(‘lll that film uiidri'stonil llCl' bust»
ucss tlir.t‘ntighl_\‘. A portfolio of photo
graphs. lho originals (or which bud bccu
poml by her. rcvculml excellence in this
She said with
"You Will observe my stit-
tcrs. urc ull bountiful. 1 how studix'il the
.m of pl‘i‘SCllilllg llli‘ most attractive side
of l i‘nplc‘s uppi'iirimcu.”
l'rr in this it is i‘\ idcnt them is no ques-
tion that. fills 'l'ouucscn bus gruspcd llll'
sccrot of commci‘clul sticccss. 'l’uot tliil
ichlcvcincut is not. uvslm‘plu limiter is
-llt‘\\'li by tho l‘.l'ill$lli"‘(.’fi§ ul' mimy photog-
1‘iiphcrs. As in curly iiiiicstlic portrait
pumice fuuml it lli‘l‘t‘sfill')’. not rcrliups in
:luiiir. but urtuimy to ccnqilimcni his
iiibjci t on (iii: (’iliii’:‘.,~‘. so docs the photog-
"uplivr. if, hi.uc:~~l’i:l. iiiuho tic llll‘éil of
tin sitter. This lu‘ will only (in by i hit“ r
‘ l"ill‘!. lrr ibis cumcm is true to whutovcr ,
is \icweil through it.
Miss 'l‘niiucu-ii's si iidio is equipped with
all tlmupplium-cs for iiiukiiigihn vurioiis
.iillilfl i i' Flinltiyl'lllillfl timi- urc how 1 opu-
iui'. ll. i‘uriisib- toxic ri‘uws lii worry it“-
Hill of ill" (li‘i‘Hl‘illll‘lli-l '1'" 5w MT :1! work
is :i run lizlliJl. ii is no iusl; that milk
iz‘imis Lur. but till lilllrlll' i" Sulllllil)‘ to be
i't‘ulln ii.
I Mtuuiiy cui.i.iii;ul in tho subject mul
briiiirsulmut ilzc iiznri Hillllllll‘ l'tw‘. ’llic
.i: bcnuiics, own in 1 Iain fut-cs. found
at mucs lll lln' iluy ii" 03:; l't'i-islml urn
caught iiiul ll:.ui_
tlr‘qcriis l'Hl iiiiiuliuic. ui‘cui'runwil in
thc lust ii‘fi-ci. 'l’lw mi \‘uluo nl' ilu- sub-
.‘t
!
l
i
llisiilu‘liwly slm grows ilii‘iip .'
ow mum euro. m war on
one public duty aim» another until their '
nervous systems have given my under the cons
Willi. . . _
From every port or the country same
coin ulnints oi the turriblu hm requiem o!
the active women of today. wwlnlly it!
our huge cities. Thorn is so much to learn
and to do. Both girls and unitrons must
strain every norm inkoep up with the in-
cessant demands of education, society nod
"liority. ‘ .
A Fi’i‘llfil‘l lady, who not long since visit-
ed this country ilt‘st‘rlllt‘d in a private lot-
ter a day which slib spent with it leudlu
warmth in llosum. “She went to u bin
moshing. viritcd u prison. gave on hour to
the slums on u \lultlug nurse. gut-o n dln~
nor to hot- brother nrclnnologistu, and
wound up the night with ll bull, iiltliougli
she luul rim-n with tho ibiibll to scribbled!)
urtivlo for u illiily pupcr. in France," aha
slyly uddui. "wu women how not so many
public virtues. but neither lzuvo we nerve
prustnitloii. "
t‘cvcii yours ngo n prominent woman in
ono of our lumo ciilcs hold one tiny: "This
ourrcnt of [ingress is curryiiii: women oil
of their feet. l am going to (ind u. harbor
for Iliffli'll. "
She chose nitc clmriinblo work in the
church in which tilli} gave cirl‘iii-sl. nitrous;
lug uttculimi She refused ull invitutlmis
to join other organizations or to go to
. clubs, tens or otlicr crowds.
A few {cit-lulu. among whom were nblo
nicn llllil brilliant umucn. cunio gladly to
her house, which hml the rum charm of
quietnml ropow. lcliiizd its doors there
this miplu tiiizu fur thorough, leisurely
work" {or thought, hi- etutly illltl for
iiiiiiisi-uicut. Hit: rcntl books, not reviews
of books. :ilw wasu sii-ong helper to her
husband and children. In ll. word. she did
not mm: or struggle—slu- lived.
Womcii who iuulm such lint-born of their
homes; iirc not likely to lose any port of
thclr lives in onucku oi hysterical domes-
bliill. or in hospitals for this rcst cure.—
Exchange.
A Bright Woman's Method.
A bright womnu when n] pluuilctl re
cmiily loi' lb'l‘ goodness hugeizcd her irii-izd
to lot. the n'uncr drop. “For.” she :‘uld
\\'lilllls‘li‘iill}. “thumb I do try to lzc good
{rum some icully high biotin-s. yo! 1 how
one T01R47“ lm‘ in in; which I um :ilriiiil is
u low mm." “What do you mean?" in—
quliud her laughing fl'll‘llll. “I lllt’llll'lllilt
l min) brunt. many yours aim. tlmt bounty
after on do. Hill! (1 not on iiiilniox. but on
cliiirzicicr. Lilic, nll wuxumul desired to
be bountiful. uizil us Providence haul ile-
iziod iuc‘ the ‘leuturirs‘ iwccsmry to scciicu
that result in curly life, i iiiicrmiwil to
iiiulic tic uticuqt in be beautiful ut (.0. I
um iii: now " siw miiclmh-zi izzcri-ily, "and
I must i'UlllL‘??? that 1 sm- no signs of this
llulinn Sillllllll'l‘ luvclimss. but I still try
to bo mind. ”
'l‘hcsc filcizds ircutcd the iiuiticr us a
just. l'lll timruiii't‘rcully r‘Cllrt‘ and truth in
the suyiiu: tlvizt lzouuiy lll lutir life. in
either 1mm 01' woman. is dcpcndciit upon
t'l‘iill‘::t'l( 1‘ lill‘ more tliun upon loz'ni or ml-
or. ii in u C(lllllllilll cxpcr‘icucc for u young
“him-u to my. “flow him looking: _\ll‘~'.
——~i>; she must lun‘u been ii bountiful
girl," 11:1! in law ilu' :‘i‘i~ ' "fill. six.
“us not ii.:.rly 4 pound ionizing in her
_\iiilill i1> who 1;; now. llcr bounty has de~
\t-l.q l'il \vlib licr yours." And it mix-Whine
ir'cn i;l:>’ mod that ii ‘ 'is the oltciiest true
of womb of high ('llui‘ili'itil‘.
Nrbzlii .' mil li'll upon ilicmiiwcrtl its
LP”. ’1 lm curriugc oi the figure. tlu- pose
of Kim haul, ihv expression of the lute-—
(lli'Si‘ mum in i‘cvcul more and mom. with
2hr layer of limo. ilw llllZCl‘ lil'c. Ll lint-it in
:miiiciliiiqz iunri- than :i llli‘l'i‘ pi'ciiy.‘ scuii<
iiirui iiiiciiil-il in thin. purl of "'llxc Little
.\liii‘i~ici‘“ wiwrc we mid of ihc liciiixtiiiil
liii‘i‘. lliiii liml giws to :ill Wlii) lilVi‘ liiiii
lliitl iullim‘ hi4 c4immmulnicms. lilir-tliisli-
iiuu, hint-“city, ibmigldi‘iilinn»; l'i,‘lllit‘llit‘lil
~:ill ml liil'.‘l: t'r;:i'i‘::iil' i‘llill'fli‘li‘l' which .111
_' ‘0» Fill so llllll'll nu ri' than ll.l*l"‘ nuimnd
.‘\ii‘i‘-r'«"l‘li‘.\. Sili‘ll in“
Jl'i‘l. ill I rill. is l I'illllflll inrwiml and the 1
thus “ct-iiqmsitiuii" music.
Tho Management of Babies.
Just how i «wt in (‘1.l'i? for ihc baby is u
n‘llliji‘cl ilut has lllli‘l‘l'fi‘liil wviiicii Hi all
il.l)"il1l2il1lilli$. No doubt our :Jili‘ll Ali-iii»
or lito llSLil in siriisgli-wiili ilgt- imp. mint :
Ircl‘lcn-s ii cln lcru infuuiuiu mid lt‘i‘lli—
illif. uni (’riin uml Al cl \wrc lllltllli‘s‘llllllr
(ll-’l)‘ ulgc: is: i‘iziiicli till‘ii'l‘l‘ll during their
L'cchiul silicon: .
Within tlm post fcwycur»: thcrc bus lrccii
:i icuilmiuu in Mr itiill’llil'l‘o‘iiliil crisrmiis
[:i'l'liillllllg tn llli‘li' uliiiill lint cxin-iui-ly
cuiiscqiiciiilul Lclvqrs. ’l'licy luivo l.t'i:li
\\l‘.ili i-nc may cull llli:;lli‘l] utul.
am from! from l hum. luvlrs. plniiliixlihiiil.
otaund licut‘y illllllllfl skirts nml uru put '
into light will mgr iiii'iizg uni‘iiiunis that
do not in my purl u-iilurconstrain or homo
pi'i‘ihciii. .lii-t Low jllillllilll‘s‘ this mil-
lml ('li:'ll;.!i* iiiiiy llil is n ilulmtitlili: qiws-
tilm. ’l‘hii-o ui'c municbs wlicn- liub'us
um Lci'. in lipid i‘:l:~lllt:.~l(il‘lil‘i‘fill‘illvl‘t'il
down uni would up. icxmlitiiip: hi this
insiilon i‘ur ilzc lil‘~l yi-ui'uf tlu-irllvcs.
. 'lliltii‘illlls’ii sector: it mmi brutal and cruel =
hilt! in many i~.'iml.-:.nml ilurc urclnud
uuici'lcsi uuuiiu-i Huh ii i llrvlillll.
bulbs um unruly (li'li'l'iiii‘il or iiilssluqzcu.
Tl‘lu 3' now; up lull, ”might iiliil vigorous.
.mxl. us ll rulc. ui'o Iii-:ililiy iwn uiul Wom-
v i'll.
’l‘liv,i i'lilllll‘i'll of our pnowr clown: iii'c
quilt: llkclg; in in fully iiiiil ilcllcuic. ’l'lu‘,"
luko cold busily mul uliunu ulwuys lili\'i‘
iillili‘ st ri of land or flu ll‘iillllli‘. lllili‘i‘il.
ll ls mild by M1 ri'isiluit by l'ui' llu‘ urchin-
:iuuibcr of lithium of all elm-res urc Mill-
;i-ch in i':ll:il‘i‘il:il (”alumni of Ruin“ sci-t uiul
Ill iiumf.’ locullth .in child without this oil.
mum; in iillil form iil' uuoibur lrl ncxt door
to u iiiumi.
Firm-um from cuiistruluiui: bulls. and
illlili'lhl nmi llwmcrcluihing may burn its
ulvoiituiccn, Hit it would Li- wcli to luiii' u
lliilo ilmmzbi min nlwtlmr ll'i‘l‘l‘l'llll bu
in" much iiwiiuin niid tun litilit‘clnilicu
ll‘l' licultii. i'criulii ii in that uiiurrh ha lvu-
inmiuir, nu iiltriueet univcrrul conipluint
and many lllwill‘d‘fl liI‘i‘ mi only nizm'u‘
Al.
“1th hnli’ of tho i'llllill‘i‘lllll our public
iii‘llilill:i‘ll'l" umlciml with it in :1 room or
loss: return (oi-iii.
“'lillo ilw luxuries in tho liiHlilllll of
drowning: lllllilll'i may not huvizliml till)“
thing: to do with bringing about ihb- sum:
of ilililllH, it is ucii worth while to cxmu»
liiu lixio ti'o l'I‘lillilllil iiiul muses upon
which ihmc conditions diqmul. Adults
bum l‘ciicr boulih hiul llu-‘lnnucr ihuii
lnl'lucrly. but is it n cuuc of tho nuri‘lvul Hf
thclliimt' lli i'li‘i‘fill' ilwlrluhtruliunr-
tulliji‘ iiimibu lllllllllh, thin qucsllnii lice
comes pi l‘llllillll.-~:'\'iii\' York Lodger.
A l'inlu Wont to (lifts.
iii the quiuicr suburbs of tho inmost
American cities nrc iiiuiiy privulu limpithln . .
Moth.
iiiztirr tho cairoii' ninrrinllsin in nervous
(licenses which are illltii with outlook.
'l'bry .
slutty iiiiu colon—lord llii'll'i‘lllll‘lll to ilinst'
who luzi . I"il.~4l.~li‘l‘ill_\’ ('lii‘l‘lh’lli‘tl them.
until u! all llmy may rcully loscniu. bcuu~
Illill.——(.'lllll'i‘lilililll.
The Care of Corsets.
lictrcr Linn sciulinp: (‘iil'Si-lsl to the inun-
ili')’ is ilu‘ir scouring ubnut once iii tcn
illi)‘~ Will. ummnnizi and “our. Soup ll.
null l-lllrll with igcml soup llllil dip in the
mixturc, scrubbing ilu-cm‘suis thoroughly.
(in uvrru swuiul iiiiicu'iili i lcui'wutcr uml
dry in llll‘ min or in i: \i'iiuhm with (I‘m:
i‘ll‘i'lllillli.“ ci' :iir. iii-ch of burst two pairs
i ‘ v or ch lll‘iltls .
‘.I|1I\.‘lnatl;l‘hih; “Li‘qp‘i g ‘tlh-lin‘h' {:c‘ in Ll), - unziiueluil lli whitu.
i ' ' ‘ " . . ‘ or; . ‘ . . . ~
l J H u ' d ' ‘ H‘ l l ‘ used in tho-w choirs, tlicy nrc oi polo blue
Frciu bwuincn liuvc ‘il.i‘ll‘ corsets int cv~
i'l‘y Viiriciy if toilcl. which is ulzy. ul-
lili‘lllfll ii l'i‘cni‘hwninuii's “guru is «if the
iushluu plulm‘rilcia sic sullm's lt‘.~~illtii‘nlll~
fun than corset “curing Wi'llli‘ll ui‘ sou-ml
uthci' mitiuiiuliilcu. 'l‘li'o iiiujnriiy of
{iiucricun wmucii lncim- llii‘lllr‘i’lVi’i. if
they wcur uni‘sctu izt till, in tlic'ir :il‘lilill‘ of
chzii umi lum- at their first tniivi of tho
iluyuiulwcur it until liciltlmc. ('lllllllillll: it
[i'l'llliil‘s‘ for n iicii‘i-r uliil Htllli‘l' um: when
tlm walking unis-a is put on.
l"rcz:clxxuuncn (in imibiugol‘ tliu kliiil.
All i xziplrc Mll‘illi‘, which is lmi'cly ll wide
it‘ll, .‘illllli‘i‘il 1421‘ this innrillim iuilci. This
1 is tllfil'lll‘tll‘il ini' ii .i-ri‘i-cilv liillii z cursui
limit is g ‘ l ’ ’ '
:i curious and mlmrvnilw luctiluit Mich '
.llh‘illi‘ ll) “l'tll‘l‘~llli' l“i‘i'lll‘llll'llllllill scorn»
ull Mimi's—fir llm shopping round. This
ulim own too gown lll'lilri only thc umpire
gii'illc ugulii. liliil the ctcuiiig ilrc-iillctc hits
its (l‘.\’li ilwrt, supple Cillt'ifl. that is not in
tho lcusi can} l'I".~llli:. li‘ cum-ts mus-i in
worn. they should bu Iiflt'iii-liiiiiiri'il. umi ul
:ill (ilili‘ri lulu-dim! lll.'}' should bu of lliii
loin-i might mul silliness.
liluizy vmnwii “llil cunuot quits give up
the iicqiili'cd habit. of hilly.“ usu all ilio your
ilui light \\i‘lll.i:il oiics will for suiiiiiicr
Wcur. it in n Niiugcutluii. by tho why. to
lily in u Mirplyhl tin-so in tho hillllllii‘l'. i'ni'
\Vbcii ilzii‘ im: out of Moron it in iilinnit
liiqmsilxln in buy u puir in the shops. unit,
it lnumi. tho irico lti usually double—-
l’liibuiclplilii Pres».
"m...—
The Find Teeth.
lluuilutn limo mothers to iuku more cure
of their chlliircn'u icnibduriiiu tho ilrst
tours of llt'u. lv'ri ill the. limo \i‘lii‘il the lit-
iluwhlin points mum: pricking through
they should bu iloziucil ourolullynt lcust
ohcuuiliiy. for on this (aim! of ilici-oill‘sst
tcclli ilcpciuln in ii grunt. extent, tho l'imill'
iluii of tho Ffli'iiiitl Wt. A uiiinil soft brush
should lli‘ uppllctl iilulit uiul iimmiiip, but
if only once i'llll l‘u llllliliiifl‘il. tlu-ii iit night.
A little gn-uml i‘iliillltl soup im-d two or
thin c iiim-u ii wuok is u guild ililmr {orchil‘
ilron‘r. truth unwoliim ior tliosolii older
jii‘i’t‘. A Much of ['rccipliuimi i'luilkou
iliu tuuilihrttnh with the rump iiiiiliun it com.
. binuilcn that iflciiriii the “Mill mun-r than
llllylllllli.‘ «lac. .
'l‘lm llm with should be tvntchml close-
ly for million. which should be pmmptly
{ lllhsl tilili n null lllllnr, ilw libui being to
Main tho ieiupnrury not until the low llM
stretched ruli‘icimiily to molt-n llli' Hill'imtl
Mothers oitoii excuse u now of
Machined Mum!» in o child's mouth with
We“.
«at.» n,
. , in on. ’
worth shy nscrl co tossnnrs thifdcubis
blessing sud bounty. , ‘ I
A point often neglected by mothers dur~
ins t in teeth forming period is to son ihnt
the propel-loud is supplied. A tenspooniul
nth limo water often to the baby in units.
and litter soft boiled ”it and other bond
producing (mils. shun l1. providod.~—
New York Timon. ‘
Value 01 Bright. Ants-nth. limos. 0
"Tbs Touch of n William‘s Hand" is the
caption oi an editorial in The ladies‘
Home Journal, in which Edward W. Bole:
makes a plea for ploiiinnt, bright homes in
which are manifested the Willow D! lhfl
‘wiiu’s good ionic and an enthusiastic in»
“first in her household. “Ono reason why
some men do not get nloug better in this
world,” Mr. link contends. “is bounded
‘ they hnve not tliu proper stimulant intholr
hoiiios. Their homes luck those little
touches of refinement which bring the bent
out of them. Neutnoss and taste ore pois-
slblo in tho pmircst homes, Lot is woman
inuko thut utmosphoro on dainty as her
mounsnllmmnud she will rhino her husband
to the sumo. sutndurd. And. as who elevates
him tho iei’icct isiuli upon lwrseli’, her chil-
dren. her home and her future. Sumo incn
respond more slowly to the touch of ii.
woman’s liund displayed in their homes
and upon their surroundings. The task
may scorn hope-loss to tho wife at times.
But sooner or inter the client will show it-
self. Thom is something in every mun
which responds to it higher and gentler iii-
iluoncu. Lcthis homo borough and licnill
be rough. But infuse into that; homo is
softening touch, be it ever so simple, and
the mini feels it even though he may not
directly notice it. He imbibe; it uncou-
sciously, and its cil‘cct is sure upon him."
Presemtlnn of Pictures.
It often happens that the more (i pic-tum
is udmircd tho worse usage it gets. 1th ud-
nilrcrs uiiiii'ii'c. it while niiioking, and then
rub it iiith saliva to bring out the most.
hilluirublo spots. The); “lab to look at it;
iiiidcr the hot sun of summer, close by the
fire in winter. by gunfight and by candle-
light. it is dustod with {outlier duster-s
that scratch the varnish and exposed to
ilics thut lmvo u dociilcd liking for settling
on tho lightest portions. 50 that when the
picture. puss-cs into new hands, no it is thin
more. likely to do the Letter in is. usually
it. is judged (:XIIt’dli‘llt to burn it. denim!
and rcvurnishcd. and if it falls into tho
builds of n i‘ilritli'fitilu' ignorant person czicb
mm; this cleaning occurs the very life of
tho picture is threatened.
'llul pct-cautions to be taken in ordcr to
proscrvc a pointing um. in the first place,
to vurnlsli it curelully utter it is quite dry.
then to 1.rcscrvc. it irnm sudden changes ot‘
temperature. never to touch it with the
l finger or with anything [but might marl:
or Still it. and m lucp 2t scrupulously cimu
with a soft silk handkerchief. so us in
*uvuid all necessity for revaI-nishingvart
Amateur.
Renewing Black Cropo.
Old bin-:1; cmpo may be frcshcncil and
mudo to look .ilimist cquul to new ll (“mi-
ill in the billowing uuy: Loy over ilui
ironing table a piece of black cuiubric, or
cloth ni’ any kind, lllltl pin the picco oi‘
i‘l‘llli‘. slimiillily through to tho bluikot,
sum-hing it out. to its originul .~izc.
\Vr'iiig another piece of block cruiibric our.
of \vutcr and luy it over tho crow. pnt‘ing
it down with lllL‘ palm of the hand. Iiow
iiihc but lllllll‘iillrl and puss them over tho '
“‘i i. cloth, letting tluiu just touch this
cloth, but. allowing no pressure. inc-cum
upoiitliccrupc. “him the cloth bus hc~
cumc iii-y lroiu thc heat of lllt' iron, i'cmovo
it, bu lrt thc cmpc remain plillltil (ll Wll
until all lizc incisturo has uvupnmicd and.
it is poriccily dry. ’ 'lic crupc will iccl Xillil.
bulk like new. .\ loin: vcil can be I‘i‘llilvlll‘
oil in this \Hi)’. doing it small [actual
limo uiiil milking surc that the port rc~
. ill‘cssvd comics umlcr the edge of tho wot
cloth.-—~.\cv.' Yo 1; Sun.
Rattan Chairs.
Many of thc ration chairs used in blue
and whim bcdromns and in uthcr rooms
\i lll‘l‘i‘ ii blue (-liiiii‘ would llill‘llliilllli‘ will:
tin-ctlui' surroundings iirc luu'iziicil with
., «lurk i luv I‘ll;.)l.i‘l paints in colors running
, irnni u [might (lurk bliic ton iuivy blur.
.l’l‘ln-utzli ilicso choirs show (inst quickly.
[but cuu be easily brusbcd out. uiul Ibcy
uroscllctl much loss quickly tliuu t'llllll'rl
\thu cushions nrc
linen. oi’ blur ilt‘lillll tullctl with “him or
l duck blur, orui' whiti-ciiibi-oidcrctl iii liliiu.
(.‘n-tuiiiics in lurgo ibm'crs nu ii bim-
groiiiiil urt- ulso ilsi‘tl. .‘nmctliiics the im
table, of cotton is ulm pointed it ibirk liluc.
us \vcll us the trusts boskct ibut stands by
tho desk.
Starch For Cu rights.
For curtiiius thut ore to be ironed. row
utiircli should lb used; but if thuy uni to
bitilr'icil on u ironic. the Month should bu
cwkcil. Aitcr thc curtains urn thoroughly
uni uruicd with the starch and thou squeezed
irco ol it they should be Well shaken and
piiiuul out viii-utility mid uwnly in on un-
tt'iiuiitcd room. .\ (sh-2m “‘llllt‘ about should
be hll‘t‘li ll'fil upon [lic Hour, and closuuiv
icnilon liningnlvcn tul'ri‘i-‘i'ri‘lllg thulrpni-
tcrn unit uliupu tho curtu‘iiia should ho
pliiimil out puicuroly in i‘l’l‘l'yb'l‘lllloplllld
nt cvci'y poiiit.~—Ni~w York World.
To Clean Book Covers.
Those who like old books tlmi. have
li-utliur cuvurs to look now may ilrsi. chum
tiiu lt'liilii‘l’ by rubbing it “llll ii plum 'lf
linuiici. ll lirnlcii, illl up the bolus with u
litih: paste or byn plccuol very thin lumber
iiiutciu-d into tlic plucu. liciit tlin yolk of
tilt cm; wcll, rub rho i'mor thormiglily,
and ii the lciitlicr bus been is uiiiooili one
with it luster. poem u but iron ovnr it.
if you're in tho liiililiv of biting oil tho
(lililn' ol your silk tliruud wlillo sowing iitid
notion that tin:l lilttci'i'thrcml gives it cures
tunic, stop the pructlto. Action: of lead
has been um! to muko tho silk heavy. and
you are ucttlngnuuw of it.
Win-u polishing lllll‘l’lll'l-i. windows or
picturu glass with whitening. tho host wny
to uw it. hi to lmvc it in muslin bugs.
. Dumpon the gluon lightly. thou rub with
tho bug and polish oil with crumpl
iicwspiipur. ,
lloouiiiul pillow cures for baby’s eur-
rluuo nro iniuloof gentleman's handker-
chici‘n. ['30 two. choosing thoso having
iiiliiiils. These may be ridged with liuto
it you wish.
Wonk-n gurnu-nts lilimilil ho hung on tho
niotiu-uliuo in the sunlight (Hill ulrml for
ii low hours once in Week.
Scatter snssoirns hurk iiinoiig dried hub
to keep it lrnni bowmins worms.
Norwalk Chronicler