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FACTS FOR THE CL'RIOI'S.
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HOW SHALL 1 th0W 9
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away.
If you are sick or sad!
Or needing me to help you through the day!
If you are gay and glad. '
How'shall I kit 11"!
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Over the fallen withen‘d leaves;
I boar a sadly e ‘lioing sigh, i
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“‘ith sorruw that is almost hu‘i‘un.
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su‘ad. '
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lou 'l‘itlz‘ss.
\vccpiuz.
woman,
all the night. is
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through
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gat‘iiix‘nts all III-P dead leavcs
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'l‘u 1:1“ tlicm all aoonco [rum nurth to
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l‘cc :1-at particularly commend itself to
tlir connoisseur of kissing.
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511111111 Lisa‘s 111111‘l1 Cuniplc .
U121- of the most famous kisses 111 his-
tory '11 that of Georgiauaa, Duchess of
heron-hire. whcn 11111- was canvas in;
for 1’11x's‘ 1-i1‘ctiou. A butcher said l11‘
w. 111d vote for Fox if thc l.:dy wo 111i
kiss 111m. which she thcrcupou did.
tux r1- -y making the kiss. thc butchcr
an 1' hcrsclt‘ immortal iu liisto y. Th.-
Da 110‘s of tzordun, in Scotland rc-
cruit ‘d a Highland regiment. in 1111‘ samc
way. .
*‘fi
Ayoiding Lightning.
If “ii“ will follow the rules here givcn
shc will probably get over in some meas-
ur1::.t 11-1151 her fright during a thurdcr-
storm. Dry lowdylug positions are safer
, than such as arc clcvatcd andrcxposr-d.
1‘
i
.Iot‘c 1 could recognize him.
'l‘hc close 11 ighborhood of watercourses
SIlO'lld always bc avoide I. It is better
to 111- ilat upon 111-1 ground than it is to
stand or 511. If shelter is u1-ar. the i11di~
yidiial should grt at. once completely 1111-
dcr cmer. 'l‘o stand under the lee of a
house. wall, haystack or thicket of tree-1.
is more dangerous than to remain alto-
gether expo-ed in the open. ’l‘hc inside
ofa burn or out-house. well away from
the walls. i: comparatively safe. A 1lis~
taiice of two or three yards away from
the trunks or branches of‘trecs is a com-
paratiV1-ly.vsafo position; but to lean
against tlictruuk of a tree during the
pre :11 rite of a thunder storm is espi—
cially (long runs In the interior .0 a
house not. adequately protected by a
lightning: conductor it is best to keep to
the lower rooms during a thunderstorm,
to rent-151. is far as it is prai ticablc, in
tlic- mlddleof’thc room. to amiid objects
111111;: from metal-chains, gilt franics.ti1e~
la 1‘: look’ng glasses with amalgamated
inks. and iron pillars and bilustradcs.
._._;msricm& Cuflha‘m‘.
———.——-—*—-~——-—_
“‘ Bach“ “ Jjohubold.
other day. 1 meta man \vhosc face seem-c1
[11111111312301 it was a moment or two he.
Dress
sou-11y 111' dark clotch. with 11 1311111111..
his 11111: moustache carefully trimmed,
and walking arm in arm with a hand
some. dignified woman, be attracted _uc
attention from the passing thronfi 1 at
the lot time I saw him on C ostmit
Itroet. a few" ~
in outlandish attire. his face rougcd ltke
a ballet dancer. and his coat ornamented
with a bouguctas large as 11 head cfcah-
\l‘zilkiug down (‘hcstuut stir-et- “134
c. Shortly afterward he was con-
veyed to an in ca: lam, from. which
he has only 1-1- ntly- cu released; It
was Dr. Henry '1‘. llelmbolxl.‘ . Is_it any
wand-a that I did not race-gnu? Inn un-
til otter It: had ptued?—-fldudllplfl
>111 tall. ‘11 :1‘.‘-‘
lip-1 ”Kirk‘!‘ k “111:; i
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years ago. ho was dressed l
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girl. \vi‘nm‘ f:11‘1‘..1111.\' that 111 - sunluuim-t
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how I 11-«d 1- milk my l 2111‘ lunch 11:1:5
full 0 .t in thc Iktsllll‘t‘s when I wcnt 11111-
turr. in 1‘1‘ ol- 1‘." ,
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~ “\Vcll. any \\ :1y. l‘m 2111-1 _\’1111!'.‘ safc
114111.11‘. Miss Mary.“ ~a 11 Hrs. l‘nld.
“it‘s :1 sort. of :1 \\ iid plan-11p 1111t§11yliill
pl1~111r1-..-111d 3:111:11: 1.1 now with 111-1‘
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th.‘ w 11211.“ said .\1 try llr‘ll. llgltld‘
stroking the s1111-113l1 sidru 111' Illi‘ 11.11‘111-1‘1
animal in ducstiun. as slu‘ \valkr-d along
town 11 ths‘ l-arayard. with tlic 1111 k
pails 111 111‘.r hand. “Make 1.1-11‘s1-lf
carry. .\trs‘, l‘udd. l \\lll foddcr the
manic azd sm‘ that thc barn is suicly
5'M‘k1‘1l up for ilu- night "
"l‘m 111031111“ Ublx‘l‘11‘1l 1‘ )‘i‘. Miss
.\l:1ry‘."‘said :\1 rs Dmld. “I dunno “‘lt‘ll
I‘d 11:1‘ 1lo111- 1-f‘111asu‘t for you. in this
‘erc tight spot.“
“51) that‘syuur l‘oardcr, is i:.?“ said
b xrrow a );1‘:1~1‘-1‘:1kc for thc m 1rrow‘s
baking. “Hoiu‘ to stay long?"
“.\bout a mun-111,“ said Mrs.
“Slit-s
You‘d ought to scc l‘11‘r 11.10 old Dobbin
to watcr! And she livcs outdoors. like
a gypsy. from mornin‘ till night."
“.\ icc- lookin‘ cu-ugh." said Mrs. Mai-
tisou.
“So-so.“ siid the widow—“1m thcm
as likes darkw‘onipicctcd f1) k.
Pha-bt‘ was as fair as a lily; with blue
cycs and a skin that frccklcd if slic so
much- as p.11 hcr now: out in the sun~
shine. But Miss IE-ll has b ‘011 vcry good
to me sin-”c .\los‘cs run off after the trav-
cli‘u‘ circus an l my kucc go: bad with
the rhcumatit. She takes hold as handy
as possiblc about the bum. l 0111‘1'1‘11
to par her wages. but >l1-- Eauglu-d right
out at the idcc.“ ‘l‘ll take your '. x
dollars a month. Mis‘s Dodd.‘ says shé.
when I‘m ablc to pay you for all 1111-
kind care you‘ve took of 1111‘ since l1-a111e‘
to Sr‘raiiiblol‘arni.‘ Xut but what she‘s
paid hcr board as punctual as a clock.“
aided Mrs. Dodd. “But there was a
spell along 'whcnshc was rather druopin‘
up some herb tea, and s >rt of c.15selt1-d
her with nice little 110me~111adc 111css.s,
until she chirkcd up; and she ain‘t
forgot-Lit, you see." ‘
“Showga‘, I s‘posc’t‘“ said Mr 1. Matti-
non. “These ‘crc city folks gets a sort
of a, stylish way with ’em. She walks
like a queen. though she hasn‘t g1t
uothiu‘ but shilling dclaine and s cali—
kcr suubonnct.”
.“No, she ain‘t 'a sales’lady,“ said Mrs.
ucss, and who never’allowcd the term
“sh-1p girl“ to pass uncorrected in her
‘ pi‘e crcc. “She is a singist."
“Musical. ch?“ said Mrs. Matiison,
pricking up her cars. “In a church-
choir?“
“I gucss likely,“ said Mrs. Dodd. lift~
ing the lid off the stew-pan to see if the
dricd peaches were in a prop-3r stage for
dishing up. “But I dunno, Mary Bell
:si‘n‘t one thataytalks much. I sort 0‘
reckon, though. that she sings. at cons
carts and plays the piauny at parties for
folks as makes it a rég lar business in
dh‘s‘city.“
“You don‘t say 1“ cried Mm. Madison.
“Yes; a r. g‘lar business. My l‘h 1-bc,
ahc used to ho a great hand on the ac~
cowleou. but—~“
“Yes, I know,“ Silld Mrs. Mattison,
who hall many o time listened to tho rc~
l cital of “My Pita-he‘s" varied occoms
‘ plishmcuts and knew them all byliccrt.
' “But if she 3111.1;st Dodd, I guess the
1 church folks would be glad to get herto
: sing at our concert on Monday week. ”
i . “Is it far the new. u1cctia‘-‘1ia‘ carpet?”
Jilted Mrs. llodd, addinga little more
’ argon to the dried peachas. -. .
1 “Not c2: {Laid II“. Mutisau.
. “It‘s our Horatio as has got it up, It‘s
to raisermoucy for the_ ir cogotc
Nu’r- York in Decanter: , has: the
Signorc Bailout sing in opera. Horatio
. .. l5 ‘3 . . . ,. ‘ .. .
> a
‘ l.
1, 1l;11‘1‘ say 3111““ lu- 11-1111 than nobody.“
Mrs. Mattis 111, who had droppr-d in to_
I)(1\“i. T
powcrful fond. 111‘ 1111- 1‘11utitr_\'. ‘
My .
and 11111111111111 h app-tile. and 11 b‘ilcri ‘
Dodd, whose “l‘h 1bc“ was in that busi~ l
so much a night. My Pb rho says there‘s-
zho's dreadful musical. and he say: any
, one as hasn‘t heard Signora Bclloui smg
3 ain‘t up to thctimcs. So the choir they
, all mean to go, if it’s a possible thing to
rakc7aud scrape money enough together.
i The opcr 1 tickets is five dollars apiece.”
1 “You do:1‘t,tcll me so I" exclaimed Mrs.
llmld. spilling half a tr-aspounful of host
1 00111113.;r tea in her surpri-e. “I declare,
{that‘s 11p and down 5111111113“
3 “i-‘ivc dollars apiece impressively r1‘-,
lpcatcd Mrs. Mattison. “She‘s all the
3 fashion now, and folks would pay twicc
that. lie-ratio says. if she 1-110 1: t 1 ask
f it.
.tivc for the party: and they‘re to stay
. with l-‘i‘ao 1 l-lliphzu .\lirlgctt‘s widdi l‘.
L as 11'1‘1‘}1s :1 hoardiu‘ housc'mn 'l‘hiid arc-
’ 1111c. and shc‘li chai ‘1}"1 111 a dollar and a
, 1111;11:21‘1‘ :‘picw for supper and l-‘dgiii‘ and
b:1‘akfa-t. ltliiuk it‘s an awful iricc.
but, .‘ol.;s t1-l‘.s me that things comes :
1 dreadful dcarhi 1111‘ city. r‘o if 111.-y c 111
V raise twcrity-fii‘c dollars clcar proiit out
of the comer-rt. thcy can go: bit the i
tick-1s hain‘t sold' first-1111c yet. You
Esct‘. folks has got tircd of lira-wing Miss
llurur-y sing 111cm littlc. sincaky ‘0:‘.L§\‘
0‘ l11‘1‘11.:111.ll‘111".c Hilly llrouk‘ play his
liiltl 1‘. and 111-1 r-.:1"l'yilcr1lo that laugliin‘
mph 11 or and 0 cr agiu. .\“1 if v--1ir;
hmrdcr 11.111111 give us a $111113. \vc‘d iakr i
it vc‘y kind: and 1‘111 surc lluratin would
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1"111‘1‘1‘ sli‘.‘ com-cs 111w with 1111‘ milk-
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":Y-Hi 111-.1111‘1 hc bashful. you know.“
said \lrs‘. Mani-1111. “\Yc‘d Iiirikc cscrv
.~.11»‘11~.1:1.~1- for y-‘ui‘ 111.3711: shy and luck
‘a'rd. 11:11l 11hr folks ain‘t particular. If‘
yoi cuuirl sing ‘Xan. y 11‘1“ ll->\\'. or ,
‘1’1‘1‘11 :1-llun.‘ (11‘ some such 1:11-11 highs ‘:
pitchwl thing. \\‘1“d takr- it' kind . Vly
,son. Il‘trsltul would pay you a dul‘ar.
and it would surt 11‘ 11‘ prar tier for you.
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procucds of thc 1‘1ch 1. and thcy wont E
' 111 New York and “put up“ at the mod-
. cst 1stal-lishincnt of llctcou Elipliaz Mids I
gctt‘s widow. ‘
.\ud aftcr thcir upp ‘r of baked beans 1
and cold cnrat‘d bccf with applc-saucc’
' and a pmvdcry varictji of l akcr‘s sow-ct ‘
cake. that somehow stign‘slt‘d tho idca
of mu- of Pharaoh‘s mummics. thr‘y set
1 forth to the Acadcmy of Mudc. Horatio
-Mattison. and Hannah “all leading' the
way. and Mrs. (‘ap‘lain (‘lose following,
: with Mr. l-‘crdinand .loucs.
, . "hear me, what a crowd!“ said Miss -.
f 11.111. 1
3 ’ “And how elegant thc ladic: are
dress-d. to bcsurc!" 'said Mrs. Captain 3
j, (lose. with an uneasy glance at hcr dyed
‘ grcmrsilk'gnwu.
‘ And then come the mad rush consc-
qucnt upon tho 0 eniug of the doors,
{the slumso. the s ricks, tho gesticula—
“‘_ tious of ushers and the deliberate dc-
;termiuation of everybody to get into
3 cvcrybo ly clse‘s scat, which (‘Ilfil‘tlftz‘l‘llt s
lthe musical public on ticldnights, be
they of high or low degree.
“Only :1 concert tonight-3" said Mrs.
. Captain Clo=e. “I did s‘posc' it was to
1 be the opera."
' “It don‘t matter what. it. is so long.. as
.Siguom Belloui sings,” said Horatio
} Mattisou. ,
i The waiting was not. so tedious as it
t‘would have been if the Slackvillo choir
' were not strangers. But they had hardly
‘ finished taking an inventory of the audi~
torium, the lights. the orchestra. the
i people and the drop-curtain, before the
= conceit began: and the great. glittering
“liorswshoc” rang- with plaudits
. l‘onqm-ta rained down on the stage as
. a tall, slight figure iuh‘hitc glided for
!ward, and Signora liclloui‘s wonderful
,voico soared upward like a silver dove.
‘rising steadily above tho More of the
orchestra. ‘
,‘Mrs. ‘ Captain (‘losc looked at Mr.
Mattison with s, bewildered air; Mr.
Jones stored at Hannah Hall.
"It can‘t be possible!“ said Mrs. Cap-
tain Close. x '
“No, it can‘t!" cried Hannah.
“But it is certainly she!“ said Horatio.
With the encore, Signom Belloni come
smilingly forward and sang “Twit-ken-
lum Ferry ;“ sndssshc song she fixed her
.dsrk, sparklingcycs full up tho-Slack-
villc choir. - ’ ‘ . '- ‘ ' .. '
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more the pens 1:1- applause mum-and
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. irrational and dicd in two hours.
» fully identified by
_ kiicw him wcll.
the stage. lcaviug the rural Ellisrtettc
more amazed than ever.
‘ Slackvillc would hardly believe the
news when the choircamc luck. That
the famous cantatricc. Signora Belloni,
should have sojourned in their midst as
“Miss Bell“ seemed an impossibility:
that shc should hsvcwashcd Mrs. Dodd‘s
dishes, and driven “1‘10vcr“.and “.\pot—
tic" home in the autumn twilights. was
simply incredible. '
‘ “121' coursc my name isn‘t Bcllcni." the
brilliant vocalist afterward told Mrs. Dodd
—“nothiny.P on carth but good, honcst
Then the car-fare will be anothcr .Bcll. And the doctor said I uccdcdthrcc
muntlts‘cutirc rcst bcforc lappr-arcd in
concerts again: and whcrr‘ could 1 get.
such rcst 5.- your firm has alfordcd.’ 11
was such fun to be incogiiita in those
wildcrncss. But 1 carncd a dollar." she
addc l. with ini~c§1icvous multation‘.
“and I think I
“I guess you did i" said Mrs. Dodd.
Fanatic-3d llans‘crs.
Mr. 1.0 110;: l“. uriil‘m, in thc Chicago
(7111‘. connnmts vci‘y scasxlvly 0:1
liojischold dazigm-s as follows:
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ccmcat 1-ithcr outsidc‘ or in. Such walls
are porous. and $111k up water nearly as
rapidiy a- a spun-41‘. 'I‘hcu
rather astonishcd those .
i good pcoplo'whcn I sang "l‘wickcnham '
5 Fcrry‘ at the choir concert."
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n.1tll’ll;. .\t 1 o‘clock—1n thc murning.
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‘ was in the war of thc biiiiding rcclining
on his. 1.1111111 11 log. raiscd hls carbine to
shoot 1-itlicr 1111‘ or llarrold. but at
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him 'l‘hc hail took clIr-ct in his abdo
1111-11, two inc-111‘s ln-low the spot .whr‘rc
l’rcsirlcnt Lincoln was shot. I sprang
insidc. scin‘d him and carried him out.
'l‘hc 11 mt was thcn 1111 tirc. .~\s 11c passcd
thc d-‘s-crtrr llariold hc lookcd at him in
uuuttcra‘olr- scorn and gasped out. the
word “l'sclcss.” _
This was his only sprccli after the
fatal shot was tirsd. I gave him brandy
in crdcr to revive him, but he became
l thcn
saved his body in a blankr-t and sent it
to Washington 'l‘hcrc his remains were
a physician, who
He was first interred
in the Washington peniténtiury, but the
body was attcrward rcmovcd to tlaklaud
: t‘cmctcryju Ilaltimorc.whctc it now lies.
The authorities at “'ashington, on being
furnished with full proof of llOuth‘s dcath
paid over the reward of $711101). Half of
; 111131ch (It‘lf‘v‘bth' who guided us to the
locality of the capture rcceivcd. I got
$7.500. and the rest ofthe rcward‘was d1-
vidcd among my men."
Sacred Serpents.
The small town‘of Werda, in the King‘
dam of Dahomey, is celebrated for its'l‘cnr
ple of Serpents, a long building, in which
the priests keep upward of a thousand
serpcnts of all kinds, “hell they feed
with the birds and frogs brought to them
as offerings by the natives. These scr-
pents. many of them of enormous sue.
may be seen hanging from the beams
across the ceiling, w ith their heads hang-
ing downward. and in all sorts of strange
coutortions. The priests make the small
ser cuts go through various evolutions
by ightly touching them with a rod. but
they do not veutuw to tosch the largest
ones. some of which are big enough to
cat‘old a bullock in their coils. It often
happens that some of those serpents make
their way out of the temple into the
town, and the priests have t1ze greatest
dilliculty iu coaxing them back: To kill
a serpent intentionally is 1‘? crime pun-
ished with death, and if a uropcan were
to kill one. the authority of the King
himself would scarcely surliic to save his
life. Any one killing a serpcut‘ unin-
tcntioually must inform th priest of
what has occurred and go irough the
course of purification wluch takes place
once a year. -
Eve. Midnight .1111 Next Day.
The small boy, with complacont mien,
At margin cats the apple green.
' The doctor pours. at midnight dim
Jmm gingor into him. ,
‘R vo while in the colic‘s power
N: 111me opplcs he‘ll dovour. '
N , W from‘ pain.
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PLEASAST 'm'runa'rnm FOR
1115311me hummus.
Rural Discomfort;
I‘m perchcd upon the gatespost, Sue.
plum by the garden stile,
“ hi3. ’l‘owsr‘r, in the, stable. Sue,
keeps barking all the while.
Go call your lit tic brother. Suc—
Tell him I 1 5111‘! get out:
And hid him 101 your “'illie in
And Toast-r put to rout.
An-t when I come again. next week——
I‘ll kcep my pnimisc true——
1‘11 larin: him something awful sweet.
And I‘ll be sweet to you.
—ll(i.-‘1‘fui‘1l anu‘.:a’.
I-‘iuc Briilr‘s in Paris.
Fashionable bride; in Paris have 111-13
from of thcir gowns shuwcrcd me: with
detached Sprays and ponds 11' 1111111111“
n1s‘. as though 1111‘11’ f icn-ls’ had
p‘t-ltcd them wiih thc saniv. and the “-11
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from. but rcaclu-s to 1111- 1113.11 of the gown,
at th: bar‘k. Often 1111- train isrovcrcd
with a lung \‘ciluf lacc. and only a small
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thc 1mm 4c lulus‘s‘mii wreath is plziccd ous-
sidc the \‘cil. not a 1111-0111311; pTau.
l’agcs hearing thc bride‘s train
found no lavor in Fram‘c, and if all is
carried out with wisdom. Many Fri-nob
brides : 11- wearing larg- patterned d;1111~
ask Silk (riitliiir‘d \\ ith silvcr.
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pupils 111 min‘c at \Vclls 1312‘ «41:. llv thc
way, thc wife of the l'risi.tc11t__uf the
lmtcl Natcs was one 111' my pupils
about thrc years ago. 11:111 1311-
iénwst apprct‘ 1131-111 of anyth u; musiutl.
inst.‘111111-;1t.1l or «01:11 '>l1c 111d 11-1
study 1111- pi- 111. but dwvotcd considers,
1‘1 musir
“'l‘hcn Mrs. (‘lcvcland is :1 vocalist ‘
“‘111- lltts‘ :1 \‘1‘1‘_\‘ >\\1‘t‘t voice. but slu‘
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as an individual. but
in?
own t?!:11;tl\l...\lll. and “11‘ rcsul: “as t“
“91111.1 an 1‘.\1‘ “ ‘111 chorus.
most 11111: 111;;11 in all 1111‘. she undertook
as a pupil. The ltcv. Mr. llarr
city you , v that 111‘ was at Aurora
lu‘l‘orc 11,- 1:1 1:1- 1‘r1‘~«'111111 I was spcak»
in}; of 'Mrs. t'lc\‘rl:111d».thc ozher day and
he was lvlling me of Sumc vi 1111‘ qucs-
tiozis as to rcligious do ‘tri111‘ and Biblical
tup‘c: “111011 slic usc-l t 1 ask. and it was 1
rcaliy rcmarkablc. 1111- audition dis
played in her quorlcs and the 1 11‘11uxcnts
she made thcrcon. 5111‘ was just. that
way in music.“——lh‘ rni‘.‘ 1"rc'ef Puss.
{clytng on llcr Tooth.
The attraction that lies in a bcautiful
woman‘s open mouth hasn't lu-cn sung
garden beds. constructed brick walks
and made her little pal-term. with “5
roses. ponsies. ice-plant, candy-tuft and
mignoucttc—a thing of joy and beauty.
She digs and hoes, fertilizcs. weeds,
plants in propria persona, and draws the
line only at plowing and fencing.
Position Notes.
Capcs and 1ollar3 are made of macramt
in hcavy silk.
Enameled butterflies sci. with diamonds
are worn in thehair. ,
1:r.~‘1adine ribbons have brocadcd dc-
sigus. out-lincd by bcads. 7
Angora Wool trimming: is novel and I:
quitck‘as ctI‘cctivc as “‘11111: fox. ‘
A. high novellv is an .\stmkhan bou-
rcttc silidng in bright. cardinal.
Jacki-ti of brown or nmy blue b-iucle
cloth 1111: the farm itc‘s for 1w)! days.
The \1 .111l.1rd c 13-11% of 1111‘ season ar.
seal lsruwn. 1:8.‘y 11111:. garnct and biack.
lintliccs. pnin'cd in front. short urcx
1111‘ hips and with high [:Ua‘lllllotl backs.
:11“ in high favor.
.\li slccvcs arc now vcry‘ m‘ich trimnud
in 1111.- uppcr part. an 1 1111111: plain down-
ward from 1111- 1- but.
All cniors are
1 111111) nati-ms arc in
worn, and the various
much better tastc
. than 11:11‘1- appeared this season.
have ;
\“11111 the
:1:
>11- \1
\
1-1 this '
by the pocis a great 11 al. but it is a mu- .
1111-1110115 fact. just the same. ‘I‘hcrc is a
lovely girl. whmc home is at one of our
\vatcring placcs. who almo~t always gocs
113-1311! with her mouth. in which thcrc
axe two exquisitc rows of pearly teeth.
New (amt-1‘s hair rloths. iir‘w chcv‘a t-
17l11-1'run worn-s to 1‘0‘m the veitiaal
stripes.
.\ couple‘ of white pique vests make a
- . i 11s-1’ul addition to the fell wardrobe. and
true that wc hcar. 1111- plan is not always ;
taku: au fly from 1.111.- sevcrity of a tailor-
madc costume.
' ‘i;e present tendency of fashion is to-
"‘1“ li Mal and 31111111113 the
1111111111 juivc. -s10‘11:1 11 ‘r and p. ‘11111
11-111: 1111‘ signs-11f 1111‘ 1‘ mi“: st_1 :1
l‘arasuls “0.11 with 11211. .
1171‘ 111:1 ic -'-f 113:”) 111:1r-l \1111 1111- 1113.1:
of th- :1‘12111111 of 1111.‘ costuim‘. an-l 1J1}
1!li!llll“.i with bands or tifnttr-ei foulnd.
'lhr: (‘3‘:1/‘1- for law- is on tho incrcasc.
11:11 is 1‘r1 11111;: a genuine revival of 11311
paints 1291111111. .\l-‘iicon. l r1115. s. :.1111
English. 111-112 with \'c:1ct-.a:1 and 1111
F111 1‘1;'.i:.1‘ point Coupe. ~
Ti 1‘ plush strip-s .171.
(1-31 traini-‘s :1 1‘111‘1111-2-
11111;. l‘.i1‘_ ll 1111-1111:;1l 3 ‘1‘
11.1 9.1.11 1111 ut i"
111 ‘r1‘1111‘11s 1‘...
.\il 1-
1.
1:
1 cw wool-3: 11 11‘.
l .1- rild‘lt‘ 1.
(11s I)_“ 11:
\\ hat tii
11:.1l-‘yA
;.,\‘1.12.\-
~, \\:.1‘111€“.' (If s:
i 11 \vi iii-1:111. s
c 1
”mi
ml
1:.) -.1s 1.1 111.1ch
trucks null . :1 11 1c 1, 1:;1‘111‘1ati-1n 1) s,
11.:lts‘s.
1 111.31: plaid :1 11‘ =-;\. dark. 1‘2 11 ’ ~
1-,“...101. 1-11-‘ 311.11 11:11:11. ‘1
producing 111111-12 111‘ va '
'l‘li st‘ plziids :11’1‘ avrumguiz
s-rlf 1-3 clip-ands t-rmatchtl:c;-r-.-v:1;..:~g
In) L‘ 11! tlu‘ ‘1 111.1.
“1111117. ' ‘
.i “1‘11 11‘
..r-1k arc vcry uiurabic anl
also 1311:11‘ 1-:11-1‘tivc in making
suits. 'l‘iie‘ ring-1‘ y 11;1“;:~ in 1.111; :ru 1-
f1.l 111:1“. 'l‘iiv \\ '11- 1c Costumc is must
simply made. “1‘11 :11; gmniturc c\1cpt
large black \‘clvct butt 111s.
\1‘1‘4“<
'l‘lh- \\.;r on slaughtcriu; birds for bat
rice-1111:1011 has 1.1.1.1211: abo :t ‘1lltri'3 11f
Ostrich flatly-1‘s \1‘111 11 are always \‘1‘ry
dcn-ratiu- .l “11‘1‘2‘1 11111ch to a 1d
Mann 1;) tin- mos: cit-gum :1‘1»l syli-h
lu‘ad gcar of the 1 13min; svas :11. «-
‘f‘h‘: pcari brai l\:l$\(‘lll€!ltl’i(‘\‘ \\ hich
hart s-‘rn d 1111- putp‘wc iu former yams
Ht l-ridal dre-s 1ls‘x‘11ratinn 1112s 1‘uw 1.11
111111.: use. 1.11111- jackets afier tl.€
.\paaish put r31 ;.r1- 111 :dc of 1111s pasc-
1:1--:1tric with .1 tiaish of p arl pcndazus.
Fina- strE;1‘< arc no 111:1:1‘1‘ confincd to
11m 1‘1rlnr~l\‘.‘.t may lu- seen in thrcc or
mcn four slut-11‘s of contra ting cvl-ir;
1111:1‘. r111. 11 11-111; and Mark 1 y 111‘ sccn
i‘1‘snim‘ Mint 11 1‘hcy:o:s. \‘1-11‘11 iri‘ptl‘.
collars and cuffs are used as a finish in:
stri; 1‘21 suits. V
Sonic innovations in form fur 1111-
1‘-~itl’nr1‘ ;.r1‘ now-sccu in the l‘ar'sian
utodcis. A lit‘gllgt‘ hair dressing- is‘ .piitv
1‘11 r1--.:lc. but if not \‘1‘ry cant'ully aa-l
ar€i<.ic illy arrar-gcd
tidy withuut luiug
ctIccl is not drsirablc.
For tall and slight figures skirts are
made \\ i111 ‘ wide or nairow llaits and
short drapery. Fur pcrsons who arc
short and 510211 111 ‘ skirt sh-Lu‘d be plain
it is apt tn- 11-1111-
graccfal and th s
-witb long drspcry in strait; it folds. or
thc drcss may 111: platted i: frozt. with
drapery at tlu‘ track 1 zily.
= 111 the hair and on the open bodice for
cvcning is pla‘ vd thc last new device in
ico‘clry. a scric< 11f dainty diamond swal-
lows, quitc tiny.and pla‘rd. thri‘c or fivc
together. upon a slight silver thrcad. a;
lightly as if they 11 .11 just poised thcm-
- sclvcs upon a tclcgraph wire.
open, and who. oddly enough, generally .-
has an admiring circle of men and youths
about hcr. llcr cldcr sister. who doesn‘t
hold her mouth open. told. the 111110
day. 1: 1w the thing goes: ‘
“.\t the party .la~t uight,‘.' said shc,
“Bc~ss‘e was sitting with her 1111211111
clnscd. for a wonder. and thct-e wasn‘t
anybodv with her—for a wonder, too;
l‘rcsently she opcncd hcr n10.1th a little.
and a young man left me and went over
to her. Then she opened her mouth :1
littlc. wider. and another young man
went over where 511‘: was. By-and-by
she opened hcr mouth a little more. so ‘
that both rows of hcr teeth showcd, and
she kept laughing about something. and
the men kcpt withering around her.
l)1‘ar inc! I thought her jaws would
break, but it's perfectly naturil for her:
to kcep her mouih open that way. And
the young men fairly swarmed around
her all the eveuiug‘.“~b‘¢uton Record.
She Skinncd an Alligator.
An Englishwoman, now living on her
farm ne 1r Opelousas. heard some time
ago. says the New Orleans Pimy-mt, that
in 11 ditch in her field was a good-sized
alligitor. Not a bit di-tresscd was slic,
but quite delighted. and anxious to os«
51:53 the skin- Accordingly she ha it
captured and killcd. but from supersti»
tion or other silly motive not a man on
the pla ‘c was willing to do the skinning.
Finally the lady prevailed over the ob-
jccfion‘: of one, but he s t about the task
so awkwardly that she dismissed him and
undertook it heisclf. With hatchet and
knife she and her little ten-year-old
daughter actually removed the skin on-
tirc. It was hard work, especially to
her who knew nothing of such things,
had never sccn an alligator skinned, and
had little‘ idea of how to accomplish it.
But accomplish it 311: did.aud uow,curcd
and straightened, her treasure hangs in
the parlor. on b. nor-ed trophy, not bcsu~
find but rare. alongside of her fancy
otagere and 'elegaut piano. She points
to it with pride and says triumphantly:
“There are not many of my country-
womcu who can say, as I can. ‘I have
skinned an alligator.m
This same lady has traveled exten-
sively though Europe and North Amer-
ica, but heartily declares that there is
“no plsco like humc"——viz., her present
home on the prairie. She labors with
her own hands toward its in: meat.
She painted her floors, pa her walls,
hung up bright English protons in homc-~
made frames of her on contriviug, and
turned her hand sonny bit of cog-punter-
ing, cohincbmokin’g,
nailed in tho homo.
1
1
l
~m
.
1
"His rodent com
mmfi -
l“1 aturcs in fall fashion are waistcoats
of various kinds. long ovcr draperies.
long waists, short shouldcr sc:1n1s.slccv1-s
100531111011 the elbows, fall skirts. side
panels. little or no looping to skirt dra~
pcries, many buttons. high tapering hat
crowns. high coifl'urcs, and very high
dross collars.
W ,
A (‘onvict's Tonic Rats.
“The boys adopt various methods of
passing away the time." remark. d a State
Prison officer. "'1 hicken “'clch. who.
with three othcr prisoners, cscaped from
the institution 1&1! summer by acting the
roof of the south wing, but was cap-
tured. has hit upon an idea which ap-
parently interests him greatly. lleis
imitatingr Harry .lcnmngs. and is rais-
ing rats. He has got about half a dozen
at prewut. It is amusing to-~sec him as
he passes to and fro from his cell to the
shop where the men stay during 1111: day.
nious which are quite
large, put their em!“ out of his pockets.
and if there is no one near they will run
up on his shoulder and even on the to 1
of his head. They are very tame. an.
seem to aficctionately regard the con-
vict. who is certainly fraud of his pets.
111: is learning them to perform several
interesting to 11.
“When Harry Jennings was a resident
at the institution, under Wardcn Haynes.
he bred mice. and had at one time in the
collar under the clerk's ozfice about 4111‘
of 1h:sc little creatures. some of which
were white, , some black, some brown.
and some a mixture of these colors. D1:-
scendnuts of Jennings‘ mice are quite
numerous in the prison, not a few of the
convicts having one or two specimens.
The men cuv‘oy the companionship of
these vermin, and priro them highly.
The prisoners. however. who are the for
tuuate possessors of canary birds dc not
take kindly to the mice."—» 1:12.111». Glo'c.
——————-.———-——-
Sheridan :1 a Farmer.
General Sheridan says he is delighted
with his new experience as a suburban
farmer. Instead of sending his wife and
childcn to a crowded seaside hotel or
fashionable resort, this year be rented a
thirty-acre farm near “'ubingtou,'hfl’e
he picks his own peas, digs his own po—
tatocs..and enjoys freedom from anti-u.
sion, which has to be c“durcd good-nuts
urcdly at wok-ring places. The General
drive-to town every morning and rc~_.
turns-in the afternoon. The enjoyment
cloning his children lovin Mother
Euthhc an. is“: more ppiato
hm flunhohuem exponent!» at
tho fashionable resorts—Gino 1'73.
95:11“ 132;; 131:1! 1111‘ ~ lir“!l‘5 . _
{king ;
A .sa-rrdxsn nut-r msccsssn
‘ BY A “'0!le DOCTOR.
Abstracts Of Two Papers Bend Be-
fore the Social Scioucc Associ-
ations— Bcst Brain Food
—-\'cgctnrianism. Etc.
Xcrvousncss. said Br. Grace Peckham.
of New York, is more ml morc‘regtmled
35 an uu-icsirabic cl... :1-‘101‘..~t‘.1‘ of. our
nation. 'l 11-.- 1111‘: that :11 1.“: a pccuiatrly
1 ucn‘uus pcupic is b1‘1‘1-1: 1:13 \v'aicsprcat;
this has .b- ca {Ustcz‘cd !. artwlcs Written
0;1 the s..bjcc:. so _ 2:1 {1.1-6 last tun
yrar‘s “rcrvous” 1111» l ‘snae almost 21
. 1¢Jusclioid Worl. 71’1“.- 1.1513011 uriscs.
arc Amcrlcaus 1:.nrc n- :1uus than other
nations of the satur- gaa-ic of civili 1.1111,
and if smwi at : c 1211- mcausuf ova-corn—
ing such 11 (232111111442: 1: is 11 11:11 to at-
tiibatc 11111-11 tu 1‘.':11.:1‘1-. \Vliiic doubtless
it 11:11 111:3111-21-‘12 it ~11 ' lln‘ rcnicmhcrcd
that it: 11.11 '1 111101 .ts‘s czery ciimate
except 1.11.- c 111-: cs 1-. 11-1- I'1,‘U’:1ul‘ and
1111‘ [-1 id 15 (Apia. . d .\‘v Hing aside
heat u:.d col-l. the 1l:_‘.1;~‘~s a d the (lec-
tz‘lcal coad 111) s 1-1“. - :.ti:1-.1sph1‘re arc
the twn‘ :11'12rs 111.2 11- said to act
upon :11.- nun-1s 11:.{11\"r:zlilc. Such a
‘ilpAw-mllinzl is 111111;..- y iiy‘pnthvtical
and can not be pr-v‘. 1‘11 It is. however,
pian that th-‘ dry :1:1::u~;h:rc 01 (blo-
rado. thr. typicai dry 1‘. mate, acts favor-
ably upon people suficriag from nervous
exhaustion.
'lhe fact that climate is not I promi-
nent intiucncc is 311”“ u mu t 1:11:11 lusiz‘ely
by the condition of 111 51‘ towns which
:111.‘ {1.1111111 up in citlac. -. c of 2.1: se‘iines
promi :11! 11110111111411“; 3111111311 invisi-
1=1c to 131-: (-31-. “11112. ~- 1:131- 1he Z'nitcd
.‘t‘ite‘s l: .1111
‘11 v
L O
131:1 .. ~11 c .\orth and
Find 011: I‘;- .‘u .Z'z- inlixliittinis
‘ .\111-
-‘di‘.idi12g
M1~\ C121-
.1113‘~it:1uts
y» hrs 31:; 113
-p:.}‘~i ,uc
(ll. ‘ Fragile
01:1: is at:
adored.
1;.1: acrvv‘us.
' 11.11111 :21
3‘ a proywr
1:34. inhib-
if 11.11118,
“ti-.111 of
1s :11.- :1. user:
.; .- .1111 .\m- r1
‘ -:.1:.d 111-3121-
111-sirts. thcir
.111; alien. why
been at.-
wit 1‘1: 15
V’ a
111 -
c~ :1‘211 _
.. lia-
; ‘ 11121-11 p : ‘ s. :1 1.111 131: sglory
3 .- _
{ Dar: 1‘. - .1\:.\~..
i The 1:11:11 1w.1::$“..:1-.1:» of our ford,
. 51d I‘l', \\‘ \‘t 11:1.1.
‘l in: 31111211.:1-2ls 11: :1 r:-
: 1:1 11.1;13. ‘
1‘.;rbv»hy=.l;‘;1tcs 1-1' >11_..rs
1-1‘1 ad £11211 115‘
an: Ihk“e‘. I.
1 .3 material
-;-sc. 2. The
‘nl starches sup~
1114‘s. T111:
. 1g;~ a:.-.1 .
a,
:13111 of 121 11 my: has been
first. to g: . thrcc great
. :‘1 ins c run-ms 1:: . , s‘uh 11 31111 fat
1111111: most can: .11 L furm possi-
In 1;: N (.1 «l 111 11 I:- si 231-“ 03:1"!!1121110725
ail-ti ‘ 1312-160 11.1.‘1 .5“ .11; than into
'12:!) \‘-~‘l.1-111)'.
\‘cgciuriaxzism as :1 do irinc 11:15 11:»!
3‘5 day. 111 - in; tars/111“: 1sprop1-rly
. 111111», It is uscfzi :1. a 1 large. and is
l“ 111“: fur 0::1‘ 2111111 1-: dypcpsia. for
1 ..
goat. Illlli01h1‘11‘~“; 1111:. b.- triz‘d with
.adva t. 41‘111 smutuur :1.- 1‘1.1u.::c:‘a1,‘t the
(Nil elect of 111.) 1111121
wink-r.
The milk dict nr dairy
t1- nrrtnrc by annthcr g .. l-‘cw pit .1111
atrivin; at 130111 V111“ ;;r put 1 .\ciusivcly
upnn milk. The- urn-$1111 111 much n‘d‘ic‘cd
come-‘- down to fir»: prizu‘xpics and be-
gins. life uvv‘r again.
The third rc-uurcc for the sick is the
albuminnus ur nitrogcnnus dict. the pa—
t11‘11t being fed Slants? exclusively on
1111111. ' Nick is 111- dict fur the reduction
at corpulcncc. the 11:11 in diabetes. 11 is
:omctiun-s rccuuuucndo- 1 far gout.
Hue 1f the most imp-:Lmt questions
of the day is what is 1111- '1 9.: bxaiu food.
'l'iix- most co:1spi-“‘oiis 11111; oucnt hf brain
and iis‘rvc is 11 cizlrm. :1 phosphoric fat.
l-‘at 111.11 fish are 1111‘ foods indicatcd.
l. on meat not only (1111‘s 1:0: supply what
is rcpiirid. but cogs the system with
guc‘d .l. 153:: ill
fare is :1. rcturn
cileic 11:11.1 1iu 111s: 11:;111.-:. Lct‘x brain
\vurkrrs ‘ ‘e on bread and butter, with
1511, m1 . crca :1 aa-l 1 cgemblcs.
‘ nd dinner is :1 (unplicatcd ufi'air
and has l-cen c'mlvul bv a-w: of civiliza-
lion uni culture. I’trmtit‘t“ races eat
what-“‘1‘ they can 33.11 and whcnever‘
they can gctit. No:.:1d§c tribes with
lescks and herds 1-siablisii regular meals
and disco“:- tbc dds! gastronomic
combination. bread anal meat. The
peasantry of civili ed natiunsccmbine
dishes togethcr to 11-:111 the “s inure
nit-a1.“ say meat and p wines, with a
relish, and broadsaud butter. Cultured
people gmdually come to add two courses
to this square mud, 0111- at the end to add
digestion, the other at 1111- beginning of
the preliminary cozirs: or gusto to whet
the appetite. But the height is reached
in the grand symposium or bangle! of
nine courses: 1. liors d‘a‘uvrc. 3.
l‘otagie. 3. Pois‘siu. 4. llclcva. 5.
Entree. 6. Roti. 7. l-Intrem its. 8.
Source. 9. Desswt. N7111- couz‘scs ex-
clusive of lunches and coffee!
meals in one!
biliousncss.
doctor.
That the nationai dict of England is
roast beef. that the French ctcrnailv cat
stewed veal and pate dz: foic gras‘: that
the nations food of 4 crmany is sau-
sage;- aud that of [14:5 nuccamui goes
without saying; that there is a corro-
spoudencc between the natiuns’ food a
the national tempczamcnt then: can be
no doubt—Phibnldplivi £211..
_ Nine
Indlgt‘stinu. gout and
fixit the cook; enter the
m--..... ._.-
Neat lktcctlvc Work.
J oscph Nathauson. the emigrant agent
and intcrpreter of the l’cuasylvauia 1 ail-
road, dun"): found 0:1 1‘. west [mud
etnigrnat Us: I young girl who had
11.911 robbed of Err mcucy by A fcélm‘u
passcugct. 1:611:15; licr he would find
1:»: molt-r). .\azhnnma borrowed a car—
rier p-gt‘0l. 1-1-1st tbc our windows so
that the bird could not escape and ad»
dressed the {assuagczs telling them that
the bird would alight on the head of the
one who had committed the theft. Be
mlcascd the bird just as the min on-
tcrcd the Spruce Crack tunnel, and on
striking a match found o inspected
woman munching- bctvccn two around
mvmgherbandsclmvcherhcdtokcop
the bud or} . She gnu up the money.
swim iuthcfinotbfi valued
romeo-1.01». ’
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