1...
'7 in r. sex“
7 s
.7!” rsvrt
'tablcs'moufuls of rnnr'aschino.
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sol 'rrt Nuttll‘AlX. .-: .\r.
FACTS Full THE (‘I'IHOI‘S
11... spirit hwi was invented by Dr
nvukt‘. lwl‘tt lfiti“, died 1702.
I‘m-re ore smen lix Eng Peers in Err:
tap“! \\h.» \\':T“ l\<~l‘ll in the lust centurv.
l: will lw two» to many that i\\'r.'.'.
:3: ~ t. V \\‘ l Ht‘k’. (Tl riws its name from.
2. “4.3 r l‘r-r lr‘ l as lll‘rllrtr‘litvll tl:_':llt..~l {llr
Italians
T:.l. :ur astronomers phuzetla‘ :rgeof flu
“w: ’«l it N'J‘MUNM vmrsznnd are toner-d
tlr it If has lm n-pv ip‘n-d f- r about 50.
(”ut‘nunl ll
\ dwarf pine rom Jupitr. only tWo
fr ,3 high. thumb supposed to be thirty
\‘~.rs o d. i~ tuning the tre: arcs of an
l.r:-_:.is‘:i l.or:2r:;‘zl-urrst. .‘lr. Hco
l
l
r
l
fur“
ring «rep.-
7
AElgII Estate. Island of J analog.
9 estates tosdaysays a correspondent. ‘
of the New 'York (‘ommrrriai Adrrrtuer. l
. are conducted by a manager. \\'hO “out;
Of “’01‘“ looks after the cultivation (\Ftlre ‘
CLHH'. and makes prep:'r’ration forthe com- l
Th: has under him from one to -
six l'l‘ni'xiit‘cl‘r‘rs. according to the size of .
the estate. The name “bookkeeper“ is 3
vzrtrmllv a misnomer. Ile'l'ert; inly hasf
I“ limp a few lists. and to enter them up
i the cstute‘s books weekly. but his .
lll
principal \\ork is to be out constantly.
leek : after the lzrlmn‘rs, checking all
It ‘hnnds. and scrim: that the work TS‘
done. In crop time the “tield books
lxvrpr s" for the crop continue the same ‘
22‘.
tiller." and plan d in r harm- l f the “slilb
house." \\hL'
. .quuius
I
i
gdutles: but one bookkeeper rs lll‘ltl“ “dis-l
\
l
l
nnother tnkescltarge ottbe
. .‘ " :ll d his duty is to put:
vent tin ft as mrn has possible. The s.2;;ar~ l
canefiurre is brought hereby gutters from}
theruill. boiled to sugar in Shallowtoppe. .
pairs. ..r.d run into to solidif} I
and l r‘}st.i‘si:e-. 'l‘h: rice the sugar is cur Y
coolers"
‘\\harl turslriptmrit or is‘sund consump-
.\ rrrm in the l‘mhv xf An
u .: rwl two nicks has. \\it
1 r rrs he can copy the \\lmlcof t
punctuation and nil. \\ithnut'
l‘. .‘l lexs‘.
\;\ l vomit l:rt“‘.lt"." plants a sunf‘orvu l’.
~"~l l‘ -3. oi o‘ a p .‘.. to Lu h hill of
to' 2 'l'io- stilt-l: stalk :tf‘t~\\l rs tor a
l' r-ri ".4 swuis \ lE-pl} :lu K‘X\llll'lll
u.tr\.
\tami.) \\‘, T,“ is IMF "burnt
s‘ ~ t _~
'.3 33.“ probablythw
,a «r on rem- lt .s :i hu w shill.
1‘“: hi . t.;:".tj\ sewn l’r-«t in
:Ilzlr'llllr‘l‘ or .~ {w rt trvm thde ground.
..;x't} lstx'u2. sent. 51:: at its
.r .1 Il..tllt‘ 1.1
l‘lm tn-rrviw-t lrn‘thlll dive ‘r: the xvi/rial
u . s Emmi-IN pounds. aid is it He
‘ 'l‘lrr' tn ‘.‘ TH \\lr l is
._ '. .vtthl p .i:
. w .A tl‘ur‘xh'lll‘
i lug; ‘ \\l »
.lit,""1 Ms
\\ .s szu ‘ -_ r, A
\:> \E 01.
i it s t . .: l
I r \ - ‘.
l p
t - ll.‘ ‘1 . l."
'.‘ Us . hr. .1. . 'il 1 all.
T. »
\ inn": worm: wt" [hater I‘lrl s.
,l‘i ‘ i z» .., t ?< :: _-wr u r:.r(-v-!:'1t3:)tli:rl
2.1.. .~.:r \\h ~ h sin \\‘-‘1 Lu hrz' l.-.ol :iil
. . w - int n- 1: Hi cot-Huh to hold up
\\ilrl ll
,. tun-“J‘s tr} lllt H
lit-llrl‘.
25‘
i to much her
.. a tuagth-tn'
“ is stroked in the.
L . ‘e 3}
O "‘
Milne fit more Fruits,
Anr .. llr' ..r:::r. r‘. 1.3 .f :. ma: srnml
\' l‘ Erin «3Tt‘t’l 1. ‘lt' w ‘.r sv-p or eus~
t..':l.lpp5eo1 the ll"‘l'1'\ lts form \arirs
b u "lull. but 'he :. if: slujn .girmiotur
.t. .t . lt~ 3v . p is ..: a \\‘ . it) .ligpv'arurzcc.
l 'i. ll t‘l'!ll.l‘.ilr~ a‘r 'igrz ..:~o . .lral‘id
gut .~_ 'l'h-v an at film-u to_
Hart} rents l i. h. ‘\.v_\:: 5* f'fi‘m
In to 2.:er ltu‘llcs u cirruriiz} pr..-
\l'rmrnu npph . will a: fin. . ltl rats to
turn". the «cuts r':r<h. 'lln hurt is of
Ill :1 ,_ ilar form. :lrz-l I.’ the sire of a
n ‘ no~llorr. Th. ort‘cr ?' d is leathery.
m: r the inner rind thin .i:. . _\l Ix-u. The
flesh Ul {be tlppm lla~ :r ‘r't'v lt‘fasilnt
ta~tc and an nromat‘r ~rzir 1.. S.~.rui.lt‘ds
sa} so. but an Am» r}. \\ ho tasted mu»
_\¢ rit‘ltl'll, szrid he «on ad r. d it
{T -- lrr'lwvrll l.o.rni:v snap.
and t upentinc.
I hwrrrrroyers
s tlavur a
or t.;l\>t‘3‘
are r‘lTI‘T-wl
at twenty-
fns unis each. They are oblong and
hour two to five ll“ lies inr di-uueter.
'llev have a light .grcctr coloskuith &
“hit: pulp and .r lew bla. k Sleds. ‘l'heit‘
oi tl;i\.-r is highlv es-
lt'v'lln d. and To. some tlo _v “I‘r' u-osidered
\Hll IL
ll. hnvst tzrzit' in the \\ md.‘
The large pirr’«-.rpph-s in market should
not l-- sl .«d \\ tn tl s. rvr ti. Toke the
(rmxri n: the pine with the it ft hand. dig
out th~ "\'rs.~. .l “3th ‘ll’"l'.'_: fork tear
tl.e pane into s ltln re is nothing
it 2'! bit tlu ( ore. Throw this nun. .
Arr; 'zgvthr shredded fruit lightly irnthe
fruit .l.sh. Nrew m r r. it it ill“ rat «plulztity
(if \tllrd prnhietml sugar. 3 luldlsprmn.
tni em I: of brand} and turret-a. tllhl too
Then let
‘ 1'. stand in the iew box until quite cold
b"! rv- rating.
What is known as the green or jelly
u mu' ut its- in rrr.rrkct. It retails at
1) five tents. Hne quick stroke of
a knitc twpuses' h rlf a pint of chart water.
surr vn'ulcd b} a s~2lustruzt e the ('vll‘l’ of
diss..l\.d lzlliiwu‘d, This is cairn \\ith a
spin .1 and is dvlh ions. '
Tidilnltus .m- ralcll r..\\‘ by native» when
film it
71' pr. but the lrl:ll:lillll\ whth Tran-Aunt
art'.\- -l are eaten er oked before they
attain t‘o ir tlr2\llil‘ll\'. lloastt d: lt‘it'd.’vr
mode :nto f: .tters lll‘ v are drlil'ions.
r~l‘...r~ ll‘m ruse lllu)’ l‘e‘. The lumlilx't't‘pt‘l‘
ms to be \‘erl’ “sruzrrt‘j \\iio \ an trevorrb
r in tmt. i‘ is an i!"po~~ibi‘.it}‘.‘
cr Tami roiswd :\ hr" - quantity
from some ion-n lru-gsnv .s in the.
"lll‘."“.1_' house.“ Ih- said 3. but3
wt \t \I‘tal rat—traps. and pinch: tlu'tlt on.
the lI-lw UT llit‘ Tor-“shrunk. r0\rl'wi lllt'llt
' \\ith loose \llgal‘. 'l'uw... is
at load “all was heard in llrr‘
‘1: lnonw. mull those \\bo hast: tlr'rl:
;..1..‘ the.. ma «vi-.5
:r . '1. volts s ..‘
tied into llrl:\llt‘.lll\. and is St'tll lo thei
.
l
trollt...
‘hi llrr‘ “:lt‘.r\lllt:lllN
lit-r
y
l
ill
\\ us as lrzrnrh
\
« l
-2 . 15ml utrsi‘le l..
some:
:l‘
‘l ‘\r .i\
:la . h ’\\..::c
l gr \\o ol .1 'rmlzuit whc
‘ fo';1o\\i:rz;il.;ylc~ \ .n-
\\:ls lu‘l’i'l‘ Melt .._. :. it:
-. ~ :ttztz‘x.
....-—.
Illrd Items.
A a s.‘ 5.71 2.. ll the 2’ .
2‘ ~ vl . :.:. lint! bun: i.~~: - ..
sin :11: l. . moss: moo. .x. u l.‘ rd
in: . |_ six. iv. luwals o; 1;.1- ix. .
r win . rad 3:": r: ‘v “.\ snrai \\.:.. u
is :i‘\\ ._\s :rl-rtl 7“ irv ins. .:..l l . ..
ltH-E‘H'K -_3 win a d: .21: on: M: the l-llll r
ll‘ llo p31 \\ii lm a! tin“ Ul~t‘1‘
\r-d tun; lit". nut cuter tin; town} 11.;
tournvntl I». .l\c :r.‘
\ is‘ not .\r‘.rullrnnt. of’ Loud-in. has
n l~ro\\:. v ..: c that his lh “l‘. X‘s l- ..
ersslx n. fur nr-re than .. .
. .
it t
;. .
l.~\.v'rl.
* \zt‘vs snpposvd
..;id an -.:‘:«-1.
or wish ; r.
m Y‘p or it
.?.i \\lrii‘
r”: l\\r Liv ..al“’l l
. was build.
~. ill': in U l'\‘ .l {‘1“\ iv.
trons.
,‘ll‘~ \ \ .‘ul > o‘wrvvnftiwfi.
at it ; l1: _\ pair o: zlsh hmvts
i- 1‘: t:.x:r in ll.~‘ «hmmrl‘ o: llzr ;
«(than an: “:3 l‘.- 1d ot- htdwwnl
at. on 1.. r in ad the pr. :rstd s of a"
ll. . 1 w. of Unirui "1‘.“ “Hr
l«llt‘ 1' : p :rposc to t'\ltr'l - t1 :ltli- ‘
en «i irzirtrn is. .\n r-ld- lady of srve-rltv
\\ liked Ito 21‘ than three tuibs to sm-
Shoe lrll'w. when - l"t‘~ roll rnissiurr- i
Mrs. 1'” \\'d :
"awful ‘
SXT1.~'li“ll to:
.sonn
and warn
llnk"1hlt ,fol
.
llmt lust. i
her :.:..:.‘
All“: l.“r‘-\'l\ «\\nupcd dmnr into ‘
yod ot Robert lire \ltt‘ ot' Taluernm 1c
‘l‘l-‘wr‘sidp. 3. t‘..
\\'l..il it Was
.‘lt‘. Tihwl‘t‘l‘a
r: ' :h.
and :11‘nl-lwd- a ho. ‘
E‘h
strum u
the tow} .
it. and at;
lunl and but ‘
I) Hill . .
ll.l\\ k hr"
.vd its «liult‘ in I. z legs so that lit"
“and ltl'l stop. He c m-d :or lit-3p, and
Mrs. llrmlie took an ax and chop} u _
ol‘; lb! Ln“ ;\._ brad
A Queer story.
A “.1”. .1”... “as 1. :li ."Nt‘ Trial by
or: Muictv roam. llr '
hull. \\hv had grown!‘
r
\
.rr'tl VI
of her diamond rin‘u. c 'sle-l at
lllts \\I‘t i~ :rltll t.r*\r l’Illr‘ll let‘ *(‘t
l‘itlun) s
Hrq she
\\‘-ind I The attendant li\\ .. e\r i
am} red the ri :g. and 351:1:in astonished
tla‘ Eaiv when he reruarkel: “huh-uh}
this l\ not :i diarrrorrd. it's j._l.i\\.. The‘
l‘ull' t‘vrpll'mt that. it couldn‘t he [Ir-willie.
the ring w.rs her (31;;Ilgllllt'lll ring. and
aridcd' ‘.\lv earrings \\’cre- given me at
the same time by mv lrrrsbai‘d.‘ Tl
lllll‘I‘qul‘: askcd her to permit him to ..\.
amine the aarrinLjs. and then also won
lll\«‘- u rv-d to be glass of v« 23‘ tinr «madly.
The lady told the )‘rnlllL; ma‘u th:.t lltc
ring; nud the earrings \\rl‘l' bought at}
'l‘id‘suy's. arid the lutulx~ proved that do;
was torn-«t. and that the luv... ni:.n
whose wife >lt" \\as on the day he gavel
rlnrn to;hvr paid :1 mighty grail-lithe;
tor them The. mister) m. p. E‘lt‘\l. bml
.
all‘thnt tlm r Eerk could ~:a\"\\.is that the
m. j
diam- ads had lH-r‘ll on! or I flurry. plzn e:
for :1 numberaxt _vr.:rs. The ladv re
t.... 3. l_ .. t. m. <1... H .m r...~- ‘ ...l
‘ I
r
El\\|‘ll:\«l
- 2i~t and religious editor.
~ . the (“M
1 fur
. “\‘U pt‘t‘s’rilN \\lu‘ :tr‘n‘
: use it.
A (inf 0111 Fellow.
On a rnilwaytrain. awomm, pale and
eareworn. sat holding a. fretful child.
“Hush now; don't cry.“ she said. press»
ing: her face against the, child‘s fact.
“That awful man—“ in inning a gruff old
fellow who Sat. nears“ 'ill come over
here and snap our heads off. Just look
what an awful face he is makingr at us.
Please don‘t cry and we‘ll see papa after
uw rile. Uh. merry. be is coming.“ she
said. as the grutl looking old fellow ap-
proached her.
“I can‘t make her hush. sir." she said.
plcudiugly. “I know that it's very at»
nawing. but I really can‘t help it."
“Let me trike ier."
The \\‘oumn..t’earing to lisobey. suf-
feredhirn to take the child. who. too
much astonished to cry. meekly submit-
ted. The grull‘ mun walked up andown
the car and mite; the trembling woman
fancied that she, saw him press the child
tohis bossoru. “‘hen he returned the
little girl to TNT mother, the woman
ished :
“Areyou fund of children. sir?”
"I mlvhardly know." he replied. '
lookingr away. “Isuppwel um. loved~—’
say 1 receivul :.‘disp.itch this morning !
elixir}: me tlm: my little girl is dead.“ l
He sat down. and :l rrmrnrnt later. :1
Woman who had just got on the train
turned to a companion and said: '!
“Ur‘urioris me. j .st look at that until old i
, NAVA CADE'PS.
THE FNITED STATES ACADEBIY
AT ANNAI'OLIS.
Foundation of the Naval School
~—Huw Young Mien )lay Becolne
Cadets — The huntiunl ion
and Course of Studies.
Annapolis is to the navy what \\‘cst
Point is to the army. and what \\'es:
Point is to the arm)~ everybody knows.
The town, on the ('hesapeuke Bay. was
founded in 1649. Not until INK). lro\v~
ever, did the little city take on national
tame. Previous to that year [lit-1‘0 \vus
no naval school on the shores of the
United States. A few cruising ships
were maintained for. the instruction
of young otliecrs. and, in 184". a sort of
temporary provision was xunde at the
Naval Asylum in Philadelphia. To (George
Bancroft. the historian. is due the credit
of inaugurating the present institution.
In 154.3 Mr. Bancroft. then Mr. l‘olk‘s
.Seeretarv of the Navy. appointed the
: l'ortttnission \\‘lliell selected Annapolis us
the site for n permanent. runal school.
. Fort Severn stood near the mouth of the
;river of
that name. two miles :llun’r
Chesapeake Buy and thirty seven miles
from \\'nshirljflml. The fort and u trar t
lvllrtw. luouldn't hzne him speak 1“ i‘of land surrounding it were torruzill)‘
me for all the \\‘orid.—. Quasar fiat“ j made over by the l‘nited Stabs to the
Us: i NM \' [rewrrtnrcnt :. - commander
MW.
Pt. I Diving.
The plan of operations in peat". lbhing
but :u-rally as fol \\s' The llectsis dis
tr.b.;t.rd ovtr the fishing grounds. and
-~l.r tl‘.‘ l\\‘\' Ul‘ li‘. lll N‘l‘ ll‘llll‘>l.!\1ll‘\‘
t r and sh rt he in. IT» r s
l.
<.
.l;\.~ C‘ .4
writing
se ll}.
rarer-cs.
d. and
lultgt‘t‘
\'|‘l_\'
they
(-‘1‘. in .l
'l or
in
in
«‘3' l ‘Hl
.il\ trit‘
\\c .ti.: :'.
Ulo ll
. :all‘l. «:iv
i l~r~l\..r.i
\»‘ 1.:
.
\ s- a and t., u 1- :~.x..rop~
.\l;;tt\‘ tut) , a. ~ lur‘fll dl‘n‘s
\\v‘ln .lllrldh ‘.r’i~ ll l t z ‘ :uiottt,
t 1. .; u;- .rtul l nmde
b: .i’. li‘?“ rt! wt 'o - :t and
rt-r.,..' ..;t»s‘i.;.\.
Mormon Hun r's',\\lro 2:1' rr;.ti\‘e‘i.
wt 2:: In Low 1.4 .n «i. and stlTw r‘r «l great
i: ttrl~ltllw :31 rlrftsln;tr¢‘l'r‘«'.
Isl-m be \*\\ : ...
Tia y tould
:r E. rigor puiod than
a ll‘il"llr and a halt. .\ \ll\illil'dllliult‘ullh
2 1:3 ' :r bruit-ice?
usual. \¢‘:‘I\i l‘
lltl\\' .
l «i :\ l’ll’r'dfilv: i‘r. 1.x: 1' 11‘ ll‘r'r'.
\\ hi. it the unto V» he linropeau‘
nu thod.’ arid : ,5 ran re-rnait: under for
to.» r r Il.l‘r't‘ i. L..s
r
:itnrs. n r
. Sharks ”’1; :r troubée
when the di\er >\‘|‘\ one
on: some air.
‘l'flll
urticot. hing hr \\prcn's
“2.1. it throws out a rno~t vied strrarn of
an: l'itl'lli'r. crlretrrallv f..:;lr:«r:irrg it ~
. :l\\.l\ z". .llz‘t' (Errata.
. ._ .
The l’niwrsul Laucnuce.
\lv'tapnk is the inuntion of the Rev.
Folio r .b-halru \l..r:in N‘hlrle'r. of l‘urr
slullt'l‘. lladt-n. 'Uvrnrnnv. He is an run
cornplislu-d linguist. having" for forty-six
\‘r‘;it> been llllcl't‘\lt\l in the stud".. of
He «at speak and write
:gld tot: 1 including; the
and thrqc rican l-lrreuagrs.
.:y’1t:u_~‘v.
s
\ hm: st' At~
.urid is Lsu crnizn rrt as :t priest. lutrrnolos
lle invented
ris univr rsnl language in lStfiAtllttlUtlltr't‘Ll
t in 1‘79. and had so far printed it in
l5<l us to publish in that year a small
book. r-rrtithd: " rlutwurl v‘inrr \\‘l‘itss
prm he fur a gcbiidte I'Z' liewohner “
a“l‘l.-.n of a l niversnl Language for all
iliir‘d Inhabitants U! lllr‘ liarth‘W.
Thus the name. \‘olapnk. rear. meaning
or the “or! i. and ,» .é language. The
Volt 11k gruurzmar um be learned in nu
hour.und..rs tlrr \‘.rr i.=tiorisof the nounsnnd
l
i
n rlxsare iznihatod by tllcvowrlsmken'in
tlo'ir tr-g'rlur o:d»-r. they are not easily
The printipal l“ \ot‘ n: cessury
re the language consists. there-
fore. in nnnrorh'ing the vocabulary. On
the continent it lids gain-«i in popularity
vcz'j» rapidly during the last two or three
years. so that tltv rc are now at least 10.<
t‘urrriliar \\ith and
'l‘heze are eight: n-nthly periodi-
rals printed \\llnliv in \\«lapuk or partly
nll’lt.
r .
to til“ ,..
in \\Vaka and partl}~ in other languages.
.1 rz-“r' 1» .l!-:_-‘.-'.: u. l
- __..—_ “s.
t‘arlet "Hons“ at West Point.
0n hurl inghts the camp is a scene of
bustiin; ;i.r:\.t3' .i.rer the return from
supper; \udcts tire prcpurin‘; for the hop.
titling out r‘nehop cards of th‘ir fair
partners. and reporting their departures
to the top. or “on permit." to the first
‘st‘lu't‘llllifi. > '
“.\lr. Melange? going to the hop to.
tli:lit:":lsk\ Fred Arden. as he meets
his frhml coming; from the :rdjutant‘s
r. or \\itlt ‘1 fresh loo card
l“r.urk‘riu l‘un hauau ass. :~d to the new
Charge, Tl.‘ is the same l‘rdtl‘rl-itlhlll‘.
afterward admiral. who opt“ ed .\rlmir:rl
Farragut in Mobih I'm}; \lt. llaricru-tt
"z‘ll‘ 1H. 5 into
1;» ills-‘rxtaon the:
it} \..lu'lll;llt\l
J “Writs x-t tl. ti;r\_‘.
lll‘ :rs tln l‘ lr‘ld ir’t‘ll
li .t llzttl u 'r-piiml. setting
:Zcxdnm mt
s‘
in
.rmr'
“ll: .. ..
1' EHll
of a course o: stir
the \l
litigirislrml tor
tor Miner)
forth .l ‘
li-‘tls “Li. l: \' as ..‘.\p‘o'.ml and ;i ‘
ll\ ‘tl‘
‘.
vi:
1 1
unit a
ot rcqriizr
wit-l
bv tire d outtni rzl. l: \\.:~ p»o.i.h-,i 1..
:ri‘rypl :llilll .1llll‘ lh‘l\\t>(‘tl lit" ‘52? Kt:
thrr'ixt. l \«‘\'I‘1tlr‘z'tl u: a .«rtai‘
Rudd) .r: I‘r'utL. _. \\:!lll.:_:. .\_'r --_
i._ }.;:;.l .lilllllllllir lrtl'fl pious...“ . \
term of the )l'.‘l‘\. .sltll“r'l'r tn 1hr
t\l:I!‘ll-lr‘\ ‘1 The sct‘ he. ll 2‘ tulip:
slurs. in otiur \\‘t-l‘ds_ \\vlr’ 7 ~ ‘. mt ll. .
schamlin: at the:«o-triowif's «an. p:
‘vided thj. \\‘-re b mid to - :.\ zae
govcrnrru r:t ‘1 mansion arose:
The \\‘lt«»~§ ‘~\il\riul'.ltlilr\ ltln w-«i lb: l
lnr ll). l\. .lllllr a It \\ \§.|~tr‘:l{~ in“: ;\
hall dost: \\ldl‘\‘“\r\i ~1rni_\.:_vozuni'_\' and
Slitllll. l: ":‘lt.:ilit s‘ and pixigfiiuxp
rurtrtral \pt ' 'i‘n :itzd philosoph} .
\ltr‘lt;i<':“\ f .~ liillll‘lhdllllF; ‘t.
vilr‘l‘. \\llt. . .l... i ‘ Hr pru-lr‘ssu: .ll
rho institution had
idit)’ ol growth that it:
its: bend. Ti}
attained \ . 2.
name \\as E. Hill‘ll from Naurl St loud to
Naval Ar :. b _ The ilLfl‘ of :hlllll.‘>‘
\\'as incremn; to tonrtwn and cinllH'll
)‘t‘: rs. the rnplirrmeuts mind and the
co'irsrs ot’ ~‘udv :unplidni. l‘o'wrress
uh
ll‘.
posed the la“. \\bi. h rum pt‘vl':|il~. pro
\ idi hrre might be one uzidship~
nun for cm‘h t'ntlgrr'ssioual district- to be
nppuintcrl it} the member; one tor car h'
'l‘crritorv. -::~- for the District of l‘ \Eum
bid. and ten at large. to b-~ chosen b} the
President T"~?tl tla sons of otlitvrs of the
an“)~ and r; n}. The terms utoicr \\hirh
young .\ru' in .urs enter this brunch of the
public serva- are brietly‘rln'se. .\ com»
petitive e\a:r‘.in:rtiorr is hrld in his l'ou-
gressioual r .strret. and to th-- \\ inner in
that eontc~t l~£lr‘t‘rll‘llvtl the privilege of
going to .\r napolis for :i Srt'l‘llll t'Xulllb
nation b_\‘ tlr usual faculty. lb-rr- he
will be stri‘l twll turd “eighni. and ex-
unlined srrc .nlously for'pirvsieal defects,
ll be is sound. as a l ‘ ht tube. than
he is t \aluiud with spi-
rugt ..r. l
M\\
l
The largest table ever made from a sin-
gle plank belongs to the Illinois Club of
Chicago. The plank is fifteen feet long
and six wide. and was cut from a Cali»
fornia redwood tree.
_ F
ii} the protective tarifi'ort glass (‘harlcs
Dr l‘alnv. the plate glass marmfurtun-t‘. g
who recently died in New Albany. Ind.. l
\\‘as able to :Is'rltlttutlnlc a fortune
ssanmamo in twenty w as.
UT
.——-— _’
A veteran. Mr, l-eorme .\Iel\'nna. Ashburn-
ha'n. Mass, writes: "\\‘hilr sin! rim: with
C bronze rheumatism ln~sulr of .xrnlersonvrib-i.
Iused St. Jacobs nil wlri-z‘lr gave immediate ,
relief.“ fiu‘d by llruggrsts and Dealers.
.-\ um Inst: has been put at u~e in Auckland
New 'lmahnd. which is warranted to uupaml
carr) otl ninety per cent. ot the rabbits on a
guen square mile. and land them mm a light
free/no: utxpuratus. \\bieb tremev the pests
into such romlit'on that the} may lie trait»
ported to Err-gland and use 1 as food.
l‘arl llttu Schoeurm'u. (‘wptutu Uriule Yacht
('lub. l'all nuore. .\ld.. “r tes: “The ( ’lu‘o.dnr-
in: practice eru‘s -. use-d >t. Jacobs no and it
t ured several r ases of" sprains and bruises."
N- d by lérusgzsts and Don’t-rs over) where.
'l‘m1plan of ('olone? Landes for t‘errilmn:
the lle-er. nl Sahara b'v \\ells :s represented to .
Work well. The Hey ot 'l‘nnis has conceded to
the 1 nrnputll' Enlsltzu-res of land. h. l e sclw INT
by themselves t'romrlistrb-ts \\hu .. .u'r at [rt-~-
ent u: no value.
“\ll \IA-u ‘\r(- Liars."
Mud llmxd ut oid. lie on probabh prompted
to umko ll e ulmvv rl-mnrk ullr r H )iliu ~utue ;
unreliable \ ararrh l‘r'l‘lv'l.y Had be been per-
mitted to lrve until the prewnt dai. and tried .
llr. .‘Jtdr“~ Viv-Lech. he nth-ht hare had a bets ‘
ter or-mio'l of ruu‘rkrmd. \\e c arm that no ‘
case Vo! r itarru - no \r. .thstaul the tongue of-
torts ut' tins \\'nlull‘l‘ill“ ru- d: Um» trial (4
it will enmun e \utl it As _~. by drug.»
gists; tit!) evors.
’l‘nun. s to b . a N will it l’rvsbiter
in lit-stoo llI \vl en the scrwircs \\u.
duu l-ui in lint-2h:
‘ ‘ ‘ ’ l’l‘l.“.lll‘ diseases
btmmor induced. spmdriv and
Honk lv cents an stator-s.
\t. dun: \sau llllldll. on} \‘.;- r.
t!\- m’ 'b-- rrms' ‘ll"“llx:lTLLT“1“T“|':»\“‘
\’.'."r-\. \.‘"‘~ \lzss ’1' '. l‘allztbau.
\
I '1)"\ \\lu'r. »
“'l'he G
u...“- 3' to r‘
:w . ..- r .s t.;:l.
it ”told filer-57
».v‘s t lr'v‘
t H m: u: .. l - u.‘ ‘Lm '. s :s . a
l ~r~ :s 1’1 \ ‘ :r 1 .. t‘n- \vI.-.:.‘.;l’\ int.
x-.. a» t-l tt' . so. 2. \\'U .. .~ 'r lr‘ W n’ H‘ .n
i2 pl‘ vp r U. .l t-l -.r. guru! u of Us
. \‘ar «rat. J. .. w..;~.:sbes u;.- a
.,.. 1. us. ... ‘\ l-.:. '1.
run . ;.... t smut ua‘u' ' :ils tun-.r .l‘ - -
uh n :i l -\\. r "1 st! 21 .‘l-Ffihl .74"
m l'lv‘ yb- Harm rut . .as .i'ta ~ 1: l1 .‘s
Sal-suturri u .. th ~ o r on ‘. .- .r w» ' .4
. I‘lllllh‘ to :u >;~ .-.f_\ t In I o _ thug s'.!‘- 2.1.;
regard us to ‘,
his knowledgeof geogruphy :md his ap— 3
titude tor lruthernat‘cs
plays so promim 1;: :l part in thc acade—
rn_\‘s curriculum.
owaruinalions. for. r \. opt \\in-rr rh-~ on.
liticul influence of. the :lppib :ltrE‘s tuther
in science which ;
.\ol u tr“ t’ailat these .
has t-r‘lAsiuuuil)‘ l-n it {until potrm. they ‘
ureextremeiy rig-"tons. There are. as
c~\'l-r)litulll hrams. some b.\_\s and some. .
men to \\horu u“
‘l.r‘;ll;ill*'\’ is no irr.prc:-
l'tillill.‘ fortress. \\l:\ M: llr‘iglits' the) can
never gain, work as the} ma}. It is cs
let-med :r kindness to stop all such or the '
be.
p‘rovc otherwise i!) in futile.
ruins: of a . :erse whi. h l orrld not ‘
Granted that th-- young man goes un-
;l';l tlrrsc nt‘rir'uls.
must siu‘uarth .cs to srrve his country
[or eight )t‘ill‘. During the tlrst
years he receivesu nominal salary ot’ $300
a yeardult as :r nutter of fact this amount
comes to him in tire form of lowl.t‘:litrtr‘lt~t,‘
books and tuitiom _Thr- item of Pllllll‘lil
is ot’ particular in‘iportanw. lul‘
youngsters‘ tlotldu: is r
down to the Slll‘tilr‘\l d:
srathcd through
in his sock.
Tlt‘ ‘
live '
lllt‘ ;
rrlutrd by low ‘
'l‘hvse are the live )I'ars of his education
and probation. :rt‘lrr \\'lrirh he is uivettl
three other years at sea before he is com-
petent for prom vtiou to :1 lieutenaev. His
first servh e is sub on board of one of the
Ind urea! u mi ..5 [i \.te
Hood’s S'a rsaparilla
Sold by all ~tnt:rist=. S‘ s x fur 33 “r. parn I only
b} (.1. Noon .2 x'x' Ap'mlu canes. l...woll..llu\
I90 Doses One Dollar”
5 Y N L‘—‘.".‘
COCKLE’S
ANTI-BILIOUS
' PILLS,
THE GREAT ENG LISH REMEDY
l-‘ur l.r\t~r Ilrlv- ln-ll§~»slo»tr. 02- how 'r- :u \.-«
cur); ~ outwns ultl) l‘ure \o;o: v.1. ln . r ..
\xx-nt Q . .\. ( RITTE\T0\_. .\I-“ \ nth.
. surnpriou mailed for to cents ’n \mmps.
; dress \\ crtd s ltisrwltsur} \ledh a. Assn. nation.
MASflN
A. Prize in the latter!
0! life which is usually unappmciatg-d until it
is. mr. perhapc never to return. is health.
\\ hat a trim-less bum it is and how We uufiht
to cherrs it. that hie may not be a wt rthtcxs
bzuok to us Many of the d-seases tha: tlesh ;
is heir to. and which make lrfe burdensome.
such as eonsumprp n nsv rut‘rrta ot’ the iuncsa
and other scnrfulous and blood (li>l:\$ are
cutnplvlrly cured by Dr. R. \V. I'll n‘e's ‘ Mild»
en .‘ledit'al IIIFI‘r“ cry" utter all other l‘\‘lln‘- .
dies have tailed» Dr. I irrco‘s treatise on con-
.\d—
m; Main Mrm-r. buttulo. .\‘. t .
Tm: Emperor of Japan tas been making a
tour of tlu.‘ chin-f l'ltivs (\2' his Kinxdunl.
A \\'undrrt‘ul “urhiuc um! (uh-r.
To lllll‘tkillk‘e them \\' ~ :rve away Lt?“ \‘rlf-
operating: \\‘a~lr:n.' Machines. So Eat-or or
\\'ashb «nrd. Best in the wo. !d. It you want
one. \\'rzle The National to. -7 hey >r.. X. Y.
‘ltuvar. finer: mends any! hing:
ml. liiuszg \\ teal.
If am. ted with sore eve-s use llr. Isaac Thom»
mm s lave-water. Druggists sell at is: per bottle
Broken r‘m.
l-‘n-e \‘irrls at Drugs .v Hm
100 S O L D
STYLES on Y!!-
OF EASY
DRGANS HlRE .
$22. svsra M
To 72‘ u
591 0‘ $7.50 .
Semi for run
l‘ltttlo~:y.m~
41‘» pp . lto. QFARTIR
FEEL l...
Th- uw moth of piano construction invented
by \ta-bu .& llxnrlm in 1%. has been fully prvhd.
mun} excl-lint! t'xpt‘f?~‘ prom-uncut: it :be "are-t:
est run-rou-uunt made in pianos of thc century
For .‘nii tufermstmr. m9.
\v. ’ vs-qn\~ \on v-- a
1A5 .\ 3.. rant... use. .. 5.»; Push ..-O.,
"""‘“ “" “Sum: 31. LETTER: :6 21:“. lid“. 3:.
MAPVELOUS
for \ stamnx.
\\ hulh uolthrullilh l1t=‘\s
\Iu Inn-l. lruruul i-x Illlr x --
lti‘\<"llill' “4' ll I~_\ \
the \ 5- nus: ll-»n~
l r \‘tlllllf,t!t -
lr\«x 'i' l
.. at \\‘-“v w )1 H To;
when . -~:~-l I l: .
. ms. s »
I). :1 Lin- ‘l‘oun. t‘ash bums ; .1! to
nil kinds of manufacturing v-r-t- unis -s
live men in all kinds <2 ‘t-;~.'.r-sst-s
wanted. Address. l§\\r. or \ x: t i.\.
Valbv. ll. nuns l‘o.. X1. - .s;....
C
Brunt WA
. vux.
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n; . .
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mun...
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ruin-tn.
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m w: uh. Irv-2h! -
:n \. 4:.“ Intuit-no u... -u . u ”up: .. . .1”
I] B d, 8 IT '
I'. an 8 am mm.
In rn- l-r.lt"‘l .; \til.rt..’n-« : thrazm .\ V - . ‘l t.
In“ Hair ‘ \\ I No .
\ . amt H ‘lrrrus firs. tl .
. on t-- nu
:.r
\l-ul tot' circa...
' ; Blair’s Pills.
ENTS WANTED forthe LIFE OF -
REBIIL‘DY,
«The Olly Renaldo Blood Purifier.)
A SPEC! FIC FOB
BHEI'M.‘TISM,
‘ Scrofula, SaIt Rheum,
' Neuralgia, Ring Worm
: Andgll 0| her Skin and Blood use“.
~ rr imam-rm m
LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Cum Inigo-flo- nnd all that.“ m M
on elleehlrd condition «(he Cynic-
crux your Dam: for DE. PARDBE‘B I”
DY und “he no other. Pr!!!" .1. per hon-l: urn”:
home- fox-36. nonmetal-ed bytho
PARDEE MEDICINE 00..
Rochooter. II. V.
RW'h‘Nh'r. .V Y. “If 1“. l“.
st'Tr.:xr.s;~»-\\‘n desire to expnhss out .
feelings of gratitude for the great blessing m .
.w-.v4~d at your hair is in restoring tr-us iuplr~
(es-t health our little thrve veurold sun. wt.
for “‘m‘ks has Ins-n a very great sufferer with
His little hand:
and arms were badlyirrtlzrlrw.l.aud swim“
rut or‘ shape that We {cured he would new
again have the use of thorn: but thanks [01)]:
Punt-.32. or- lot 3 . , mwv. he i.» rrnw--trtiml *
t‘rm (rum pain. arr-t Ins frec- mi of hi» ban
and arms '3” t:-..: ws L. z \‘Y’ot‘ in-nith H: 1.. ova
twin-1n \\e (wt 1 \n..." r'ode)’ nastier-
turxxu-vl almost :r !;- .t. lo. and lmlievr l'l 90h
tho “ta-s! on with. uni revrrrtne'hd it in any
1 hwrnlt u ‘Li .tl- :: \‘erv trt: r. to
.‘llt. Shims. ll. KLl-Zlilinltiit -
inflammatory rhrurrzatisrri
:3?
r :‘ve-wr :3:
"III F.“
It» s..-~ s
guts n: 4‘ her
JUL”.
Imouned
‘l..c.’ ‘
..s. siv Ark
\‘ h- lv ~wl..n~ t z“ r rag-r. Swot L) .tru
. .
wilt-d
A.‘ P‘
f‘t‘.‘-‘ l. . .tl .l..s A hula Av.
Ta Lo‘uur In!" |. 71,"...
““ “v"..x: '. Ad-
! urvss \\;rll {.ut . «rs,
' .‘l \ I.”\\ 4“"! I.‘ t IUV.‘
‘ to; ”.s ..x- 3.. . \\'.in: \rovyw '
It: me x Y. Y.
..
Great Gout and Rhu-
mtlc flame”.
lval Ban. :34: round. 14 Pills.
thive Men
4-
-.~rrt;x-1.|u;:.~.l‘ 1“.
F.“ {wire or nag. 31.1““
'IIL
at tress fur tn. 1" r .. :t:t\ . r Ettuie u -\
\r. 3 so. urwt \\ n'vrnrwr \ s *' ‘ . .s) . .Y.
FAR‘LA'I'I'~ Pd" ‘~ % " IT'Y.‘ Tirvi'd‘ Drum
1 must \t-uuu.» s. ..‘e.. .. own-s st. 0: df4.’ w. z
or 9.} [null prepaid ti lunch. \\ «shiniruu J.
to
1 30
t.‘ pent: st -m
\\.n Izll41uu. l‘ '
V PATENTS l1?!“
. run. l'a‘etrt l..l\\')- .-
’ liuhil ( “rm-d. 'Xr-ratmc..t ' .
. “Pin“ HUMANE. llLAIE'UY Ck». WA):
:t~ .rs mac...» whee-QM
EflSiONS
gP: ‘ r" ‘ "l“‘tliflrf :rol two law... '
. ... \\' .. _.
A. \\'. McCormick .\ ~na.\\':tdongton the,
s_. . -, . ._.
lluicrrs‘ pa}. noun“ PD
our-w . den-nor. 1‘ «red.
The following wants. in pmiso of 1m. I‘lFlit‘E‘S FAvom'n‘. Pursrun'nox as a remedy (or those delicate diseases and went-
nmfll‘fi [H‘I‘llllfll' In \\'UZ‘JPII, Illll."
will relief.
I‘r-sl‘riptron and it did
all the medicine given
chum during the thru‘ yuus they had been practicing upon her."
Mrs. lit-nut}: “tuning of ll‘rstvrti-t. X. l'..
writes: “I was a great
Tn: BREATEST
EAHTIILV Boon.
'l‘hei‘ Paw-rite Prescription ‘
[31“ r sum-ring Women."
\A“
ually across my back.
‘ Favorite Prescription
feet health. I treated
She took Ur. I‘lvrw—‘s Favorite
rhea. twining—down patios. and pain couturs
Three bombs of your
‘ n-sturod me to pc-rs
nine months. without n-n-iviug any hem-(rt.
is the greatest earthly boon to us
be of itllt‘rrsl to m‘ery_srrtt«-n-r from such mutudies.
expressions “.th which thousands glu- nth-run“! tnvth-nrr Sense 0! gratitude tor the
rt‘flun‘d to tbvm by the usu or tlrls World-fumed muuune.
SIIPNHTEIL
her more good than
[u hvr by the pl!) 51- it":
snttcwr from Immor-
M ii It“
has re
It Wont:
Warrants.
with Dr. . {or
They are lair samples of me
inesrnuable boon of health whic has been
for sun?!- time.
about stun u years before I commenced uk-
uumk-nt r most 01 the time:
aside. and furl as wvil as I ever did."
Mrs. 3hr Grrusnx. of Nuniea. Ottawa Co.
mutant-o US
dons .St-LoAR. of .‘Iiilrrrberk. l'a.. writes: Mrs. Sofa” F- ““st “1}“ (““939-
u .‘l V wi . had 1“.“ Stall t: linl‘ twoor In“... Writes: I lr-ok_(‘k*_\'en bottles of your .-
years with trttutlc \\vutmrs‘x and had punt )‘ir'k‘ IFS-“1W2“ and one ‘30“)? 0'! 1'
out om; buntinsl dollars to on} sieiutls wuh— ““11““. I am down: ms work. and hue Va
1 have had to employ In tp for
bad Lowest:
thinlhlvehnt’
your rumiieine. I have
m mes: “ Your ‘ favorite Preseriptiou’
oer‘l wonders in my case.
Again she write s: “ Hm tux taken several bot.-
tlrfi of the ‘ I‘m c-nte Prefix n )ttun'
gamed . my heult b w- .mll rtud
men! of nuself and triends.
l have as
,v. to the astonish-
1 can now. be on my feet .11 do].
attending to the duties 0! my household.
IL‘I is H) t 'I‘
TREATING THE wanna DISEASE.
Many times women call on their family physicians. sum-rink. as tlt
another from. liver or kidney dis~~the. another from nervous cxhu
this way they all pres-tit alike to themselves and their easy—going up.
ey imagine. one. from dyspepsia. another from heart disease.
prostmtlnn. another With pain hen- ur there. and :a
d indifferent. or over-busy doctor. separau- and distinct din-ans.
for which he pn‘seritws his pills and unions. assuming them to he Stu-h. when. in reality, theyaxe all onlv symptoms mused by some
womb disonler. The
Mrs. E. F. Mourns. of
Pd -2 B. ’
7 electric
'enorrrn-us. and
“xv? l‘l‘nple' tll rlu' lire mistake vii \‘ll'fikll‘ig
rlpv iuiarzas. thin : gilt-w take the
pi.» \ ml the plairt:ritW.Y .: Yo k 5.33.
-._——-—-; .
\ (‘uterer's l'rotlt's.
“\\'lu re does the profit come In‘ It is
Diode on pasttl‘ and oysters nnd lirrhr
{hrinm mus food." Said :l‘Xl-w York (34%.
report: r. ’
{Pref lH :| .Vm.’ Ma? f.‘.."‘1u‘r'nx
"Take whom-late mlairv-s. for institute:
the) am be 'lmoght for three nnd one~
halt .. nts each and st rvvd at live cents.
Htsters are bought at $9 per thousand
and
Eggs are variabl - :I‘lll Sometimes bring: in
t profit. but tn-quvntly do not. Then
' torn:
sold at rw'entv-tih- cents a dozen. -
profits too Often llrllt'llll on seasons. Sorner
seasons we do not do any business. com-E
paratuely speaking. and other: the re-
verse is the case. But even with nbig
r'rn ot customers. 'rrcdiunrpriccdrestau- ?
rants do not make mm b money. Another
risk‘ is run during the vegetable season.
Salads. lettuce, tomatoes and early veg.
getabies do not sell nt nll on cold days. V’.
As a rub-.Thouuh. they allcrd some protit
during the season. The best article for
protit isstuilk. During the summer
months the amount of milk sold is simplj
at live cruts :r glass:
handsome profit is made. The profits.
horn-\er. \anish under
penditutrs as rcal. rent. \v:.i'.ers.
light. and hundreds of other
items. .
.. __—_—-——————
The Only Diamond of Its Kind.
A \laisi» u lane diamond merchant has
in his possession a remarkable jewel.
j. a sham. nd in thr- rouzh. nearly round.
at”: \\r izlm three and a halt carats.
\\‘:a-zi the r-lttet‘ took rhesrmie- to pre-
Pare :1 for the polisher. tlu- first sharp
blur“ «livid. d the dinmond into two
ncexréy equal parts. l'pon examination
it was found that a perfect natural din.
mond crvstul lord been the nucleus about
.wbich the ls} er stone bad'formed. The
nucleus is a perfect cube and Weighs ap-
parently three-fifths of 3 carat. 0ne~balt
of the cube projects above the [ace of
the matrix. .1 It is the only specimen of a
diamond crystal in the world—Jewelry
Jew.
Over 2.000 cars of oranga wen
dripped But from Southern Californin
during the tensor: of 1886; atom! of
over 40,000,000 pounds.
It.
such heavy ex—t
tee. ‘
tion.
that she lrzrd dismissvd her but!- r sr-vrrnh
weeks l'l‘ill'u'. and questioning the rorx-
nuts about him she learned that he had
frequently llll‘nlil‘lusi‘lllvlt he “as
irl‘elr t‘ it: l‘l‘allr c 0‘. lir'l‘tlzngil‘.
that hr had removed h-vr l
diam-«3‘ Is. and Inspector llvrrrcs is look-i
in: ‘.\-t that jewt-lerd‘utlcr.” 9:4\V(Lc ll: :1
i
i
:t l
The lady?
l
\. I. S
- - . -V-
. ’l‘lre Slrulier llauree. i
Tic expression on_ the fro-cs of the‘
n:- u and \\orrun was "not summit. but.
prcm « opzied. reigioz: and absorbed. It
was evident that this dancing: and palm
gesturing is subordinate to a general sys-
tem of suiting the action to the word.
wbieh islh'stined tot-rr'rphzisire the poetry
of :4 :. “ill nt by :ullllllf: to it the poetry
of motion. lit-nee. when the visitor;'
cldt ress from Mt. Lebanon told the cen—
grcgcatiori that her associate elderess \\us
drum»: ;.:.d could not come. but s-n.’
TH r Love to them. lllder Avery remnrkt l:
“l (t us all girth-2‘ in our sister‘s love."
Therenpon the (lllll‘t‘ congregation threw
o 2 1h: ir palms and retnrrr-d them with‘
a wining; motion toward their hearts.
ear-h one whispering. "\\'e gather in our
sistrr‘s love.“ rcpt-airing this gesture
sr-vo-rnl times. but :.!l in unison.
The t‘sfilllzlllml dancing. bowing. gesu
luring and rurlru-‘wavir': does stlz'rt'I d i:
absorb ; more of the attention of those
\\'].u participate in it. and is'nrore of “l
d.'.;l in so .11 nn‘tv. than mere singing. l
1: nullstothe ”villi/ill}:11U\\‘\F0f\\ingillgl
‘ of the good—tclhmship which
‘r, gum-“:3 rged and cr tted by military
dt' T." A If 17'.“ ding; fine.
(‘lriuese Plays
Alma: :l;ree-t'o:;rtl:s of the Chinese
actor's work is pantomime. There are
no Waits between the acts; except those
oernrring between the dates of presenta
These numerous,- for some
plays require from one to six months to
finish. lt’hinese plays. dealing: rub hrs~
toricnl subjects. consist of n representa»
tion of till the good and bad deeds of
certain rules. or dynasties. especially those
nfi'ecting the lower classes. It is this dc~
tail of portrayal that makes the play so
long—5!. Paul Press.
..,.
—-——<—-—-——-—-
The worthiest people are the most in—
jured by slander. as we r-snally find that
to be the best fruit which the birds
have been picking at. .
ldui
“\\'c‘il. rather." replies Ill-hinge. \\zu'~ '
‘1; ms card. '
i"'l‘.rk~~ a dance «it this card for me— ;
\\ itlr a love iv girl.“ urges l-‘rcd.
”Min she danvr." cautiously inquires
llt'lutigv‘.
“l turkuh. ' I don‘t know: I never
lanced with hr r; but she‘s a niece of my
.
lir‘tlgl‘t‘s‘flllllll. and I wish her to have a ;
. L‘Hr‘tl time." said politic Fred. :
”\\fhtll‘s her name.” asks war." De-~
hinge,“
'_\ll.\S l.lllllwr..
“\\’hewf 5hr- ought to dancef .41“. me
i
the seventh. will your“ And so the.
curds are tilled ont.~A.\\‘. A'ieluir’us. :
— ~—————— ‘
The Gems of the Twelve Months E
In. Poland the people have tr singular i
superstition that ezreh month has a par- l
tio-ular gem associated with it, which :
governs and influences the destiny of the 1
person born in that, month.
Thus. January has a jacinth.or garnet;
which denotes yonstauc: and fidelity in
every engagement. February—Aunthyst,
insuring p sire of mind. March r—A
bloodstooe. denoting.r courage and
secrecy in dangerous enterprises. April
. -»S:rpphire or diamond. signifying re-
pentance and innocence. )luyw'l‘he
green emerald. typical of love. June—
.\ri agate. meaning longr life and health.
» Ruby or cornetiau. which insures .
t‘or’gn-tt‘nluess or cure of evils springs
the
in;r from friendship or love. August—-
Szrrdonvx. a happy married life.
Septemher——Chr“vsolite. which preserves
from folly. tletober—Alpramarine or
opal. which denotes both misfortune and
hope. November—~The Tupi". bringing
tin-owner fidelity and friendship. De
er-mlwin—V'I‘ur‘ptoisc or malachite. signi- ‘
tying the most brilliant success and hap-
pine».—r_4rlaeriom AG: icm‘zf'zrist.
A celebrated \\'ashington belle. whose
attractions invited such marked attentions
f mm scores of men that the prefix- of
“Mrs.“ seemed a dead letter. was receiv-
ing" with another fashionable woman.
While chatting she inadvertently drew
out. her bankerclu‘ef.and observing a knot
in the corner of it. stopped, hesitated and
said: “I‘ve a knot in the corner of my
handkerchief ', I must have put it there to
remind me of something." Said the
hostess: Probably to remind you that ‘
you are married."——Harper’a Naomi“.
; buildings remain
cruising shirts. lllr‘ll he is removed to the
“Junior Buildings.“ ibenee to the
“Senior Buildings." None of the original
at Annapolis except
Fort Severn itslil'. which is now roofed
overnnd does semi-1- as :2 gymnasium and
dancing" floor. The "Junior Building."
the gymnasium. the hospital. “Utlicers'
Row,“ all substmirial structures. \vere
created between rsrm and rsuu. The
grounds were enlarged and ..eautitied and
several monuments erected. among them
the "Midshipman." the llerudou and the
naval monument. which were brought
from \\':ishinton in 1860. It was first,
ereetul in 1803. to commemorate the
victory at Tripoli. in rum. to 1559 the
onshore quarters being irrsmlil-iem the
seven students were transferred to the
sloop~of~war Plymouth in the bay. In
15m] the (‘onstituti-m. better known as
“Old Ironsides.“ was sent to serve the
same purpose.
The first great epoch in the Naval Ac~
ademy‘s history \\as in lsnl. Students
from the seer-ding: States resigned and
the academy \vas tempomrily suspended.
the buildingbt‘iHLr later on used for a boss
pittil. The relrraining students \\‘ere
taken North to New York in the Consti—
tution. and thence to Fort Adams. at.
Newport. ll. 1.. “here the. school was
reorganized. Most of the unfinished
students We!“ will into active service.
so great \\':tSYlH' mils-d of officers in the
navy. B." their places were rapidly
tilled and the attendance grew so large
that several frigates. the Sautee. the
Macedonia. Marion. and John Adams.
were needed for am-onunmlation. They
were stationed oil" Newport. and had
. frequent and easy comrouniearion with a
large hotel on shore. which had been
pressed into the service. There were
dances and merrimerrt. and the Naval
School bet-amen centre of social life in
andabout Newport. The people liked
it so well, indeed. that a strong effort
was made to secure the permanent set-
tlement of the school in its temporary
quarters. But at the close of the war it
was returned to Annapolis. and Vice-
Admiral. now Admiral Porter, was as
signed to the Superintendeuce.—-0Mcag¢
Herahi.
-—-_—
The Russian Regular Army numbered
last year 824.762 soldiers and 30.655 ofi~
cars. The marvesnmounred to 1,600,815
men.
W .._._.__.’ w....... -,-.__,.___..__.,,
. ~ n. Masai. says
-z . t
Huvmg exhausted the
done.
using the local treatment. n~nuumeud~~d in
ledrenl Adviser.‘
health bud been restored.
"lope for reply.
In reply. I have described my case and the treatment. used.
um have. earnestly advised them to ‘do likewise!
lllu)‘ [have revolved second letters of thanks. stating that they
Ind commenced the use of ‘Favorlte Preseri tion.‘ had sent, the
required for the ‘Mcslleul Adviser.‘ an
treatment so fully and plainly laid down therein. and were
81.50
Iocsl
much better already.“
.Iieians. I was completely dismumm-d. and so
weak I could with dirllc
I began taking Dr. Prens-‘s Favor
I commenced to improve at once.
months I was perfectly cum]. and have had no trouble since.
wrote a letter to myrfnurily paper. briefly mentioning how my
and uttering to send the full particulars
to uny one writi me for them. and enclosing a stun: «(l-ru-
have received over four hundnd
_ physn tan. iiruurrurt ot’ the cause of Guttering. (‘Xlt‘flul‘a‘rvfi his Pmrlu“
trent gets no better. on probably worse by mason of the dc
the Dr. I‘lercc‘s Favorite l‘ruscriptiun. dine-hut to ”it runs: wmzld han-
dmu'essmg symptonm. and instituting comfort. instead of pmlouged 11135”?-
Xn. 7! Luingtoa Sh. l
: “Fix e_years ago I
t' t‘
um 01 mm- phv- :
rzlt_v cross the room
ite- I‘rvscriptiuu and
his ‘Commou Sense
In thrul'
arm 5' of
he
otters. ten dollars.
time.
(our years.
I‘v‘om surreal I
had applied the I
lay. wrong treatment and “manner“
entirely nmoved the
Womb fur sxven
for a good pan 0
of money. but received no Lasting hem-tit.
venuudcd me to try your medicines. which I was loath to do.
amuse l was pnjudiu-d against than. ‘
they Would do the no good.
would get. me some of your met icinel.
millet the ndviee of my physician.
‘Favurite Pneeriptiun. ‘
until large bills are made. '1‘ he surfer-in:
u-nwlimriuns. A proper medicine.
diam. thereby manning till than:
A Marvelous Cure.— Mrs. G. F. Smart.
of rrgsml. .llilh...
u rims:
“I was troubled with
‘ V- "K I - I V 0"" l u .
it“ so I had to keep my bed
the time. ldm‘tored Will: u:
ditIen-nt physicians. and spent sum:
At last my husband
and the doctors and
l finallr told in husband than it
would try them
Hesrot me six bottles of the
also so: bottles of the ‘Diaoovery.’ to:
I took thn-e bottles of ‘Duwovery' and four of
‘ Favorite Prescrimion.‘ and I have been a mund town for (our
years. I then [rave the balance 01 the medicine tomv sister. who
was troubled in the same wny. and Elle cured horse I in labort
l have not mid to take any medicine now form
THE OUTGROW‘I‘H or A VAST EXPERIENCE.
The treatment of many thousands of ones
of those chronic minus and distressing
mlmentageculurr to females. at the lnvallds'
Hotel nu Surgical Institute. Ilutfalo. N. l’..
has afforded a \‘rtst; experience in nicely
adapting and thoroughly wstinsr remedies
for the cure of woman‘s peculiar maladies.
Dr. Ploreo’s Favorite Prescription:
Is the outgrowth. or result. of this great
and valuable experience. Thousands of
testimonials. received from patients and
from physicians who have tested it in the
more u rated and obstinate cases which
had ba. ed their skill. prove it to be the.
most wonderful remedy ova-r devim-d for
the relief and cure of sunk-ring women. It
in not. recommended as a "cure-all." but
as a most perfect. Specific for woman‘s
peculiar ailments.
A: a powerlul, Invigorating tonic.
it- imparts sm‘ngtlx to the whole Syslt'lll‘l
1nd to the uterus. or womb and its upsl
Bending-s. in ‘partieulur. For overwork «l.
worrisorrt.‘ run-down." debilitated tearh- i
ers. minim-rs. dressmakets. smunstnsses.‘
"shop-girls." housekwrx-ra. nursing moths’
em. and feeble women mutt-rally. Dr. E
Pier-(1‘12 Favorite Prescription is the great- ;
est earthly boon. being unequalled as an.
ambctizingr cordial and restorative route. It
promuus digestion and miuular ion of (mill.
Address.
" oWERs,
Flsrr 333%“!
Sun. genuino unloc-
xuuyrd Irth_tba .bon- is IUWTU‘I‘T!
Tun-x Int. Ask tor the
rot rare the “us: must)“. Send
tum
VVhythheVanai
of this country use over Miriam
Procter 8: Gamble's Lenox Soap in 1886?
Buy a cake of Lenox and you
i exrmive flowing at. monthly periods. pain—
cures nausea. weakness of attuned]. indis
(tiliun. bloating and emu-rations of m.
All» I soothing Ind Blrcugtheulug
nervlue, “ Favorite Prescription " is un-
equalled and is invaluable in shaving and
subduiug nervous excitability. irritability.
exhaustion. pn-stmtion. hysteria. spasms
and other distressing. nervous symptoms
emumoulv attendant upon functional and
or'tl' ‘ ‘ ‘Benev of the wmnb. It. induces
re n-somg sleep and renew-s mental anx-
ietv and despondcney.
r. Pierce‘x Favorite Prescription
In a legitimate medicine, mn-tuuy
compounded by an ex writ-need and skillful l
phys' "inn. and adapt. to woman’s delicate
omanrmtion. It is purely vcm table in its
n'mposrtion and pertectlv harmless in its
(tt‘ects in any condition 0 the svstexn.
“Favor-lu- Pmcrlpflou ” Is a [-
llve ruin: tor the nuns: eomplicrm and
obstinate cases of leueorrhea. or “ whites.“
F
II
fut menstruation. unnatural Simon-salons.
irolapsus or falling of the Womb. Weak
lack. “female weakness.“ amen-mum. rw
tmversion. hearing-1h own wnattionfs chron-
ic congestion. inflammation and ulceration
of the Wullllb. inflammation. pain and ten-
derness in ovaries, acconqmm'ul with “in-
ternal hull.“
I: The Best
If _\ our Storekeeper due
5'! . BudtdL ”as:
r
million cakes of
will soon understand why.
Is ‘ ..
weaknm of stoumch and other
‘y'mptoms common to that. condition. If
its use is k( pt up in the latter month. of
r tilt doses)
‘ -’.00.
Pirree's - lame.
. pages) on Dismiss 0! Women.
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var-r and «on! rumor. and u all k~vp you drv in the hardest. slut‘ln
‘l’lSlI BRAsD“ sue“ a and txkr on other.
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D". A. LEHIAHS,Sum
1‘. 30 Mill— mt m 'm
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s Llla- not. :5. hon-‘1 (all. A“.
fllnmu’s sun-1 8n:
In pmut)‘, “ Favorite
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mother‘s conllnl." n-licvirgnmus-c.
resin!
station. it. so prepares the s turtles
tvery u to greatly Its-sen. an mutt um
utmost emm 15 do away wttb the ant '
u: that; tr) mg unit-at.
enlist
“Favorite Prescription,” when take-n
in connection with the use of Dr. Pier-u":
Holden Medical Discovery. and small
rive doses of Dr. l‘in‘u- a Purgatire Pellets
(Little Liver Pills). cures Liver. Kidney and
slander dlseases. Their combined nae um
n-mm—ee blood mints. 1nd abolishe- um-
wruus and ucrutulous burners iron the
ElRIl‘tn.
“Favorite mnerlplion” h the only
medicine tur Women sold. by drug”
under a pounce
ran‘ $90,110:!) the
muut’uctuwrs. that. It, Ill! give mid-e-
tron in evrrv lure" . or monev will he re-
funded.
run the buttlu-wnrlrjwr. and fairhtudy u".
ried out for many years. haul
Ins guarantee has lawn print"!
$1.1m, nix bom'u I:
‘3‘?“ Send ten cents in camps for Dr.
illustrated TW‘ 4m
0!
Puo‘ ‘a Roman I (bun-h is die
Bast. Fannie-st WIFE: and (“newt
sold bv dmzrismormt mail.
me. E. . mqurgh
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$1000” ‘ W“
v.-
Q-Ifluhydal mum. _-
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