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i THE HOCSK OK THK YEARS.
Life's room, in cblldhoom, seems a
i boundless place, i .
Full of strange; corners and atjven-
-; turousyiJace;t t, .. v.- .
Youth find It wider yet, home of
dreams. , .. .'
With shining casements lit by rain
bow gleams;
While viper years bring firelight on
the hearth, .
Content and welcome, love and work
and mirth, .
Until the walls draw nearer and
more near, ,
And age beholds them, suddenly and
clear. ,,-
How small the rooms! Alas, how
each recalls
Some memory that breathes within
the walls
Here Joy atood smiling, garlanded
with flowers, '
The mirror's depths glimpse with a
shadowy host ,
The fir "burns low and quivers on
the floor
Yet, as sn unseen hand sets wide the
door.
Lot Through Its arch as to the
rblM, appears
The beckoning vision of Immortal
years.
Liverpool Mercury.
4 $
A IIOI'SKPLAXT 1TKM.
Houacplants of any kind that
seem to need more life snd energy
will thrive by submitting It to t
count of ammonia water application,
that is, the soil. .Ammonia when
diluted In the proportions that one
makes it to wash windows la a fer
tiliser. Soapy water is quite as good
and a combination of soapy water
and ammonia Is still better. Give
the poor bouscplsnts a drink that la
also food to them when you are
about to throw Into the drain a ma
terial which they actually require
to appear at tbetr best. '
, THK FK.UIM.VK IMilT.VI'R
The modem wife has been advised
very largely to Interest herself in
her. hushsnd's business, snd In his
Interest outuld the home. If she
wishes to retain his affection. Tbls
Is all very well but bo body advises
the husband to Interest himself In
his wife's home. Why not? Per
haps because It la generally taken
for granted that the home belongs to
both. But if this be true of the
home, wby Is It not equslly true of
the business which makes that home
possible? Just because the husbsnd's
band develops the one and the wife's
the other ,s a mere detail ef admin
istration and should In no way af
fect the Joint ownership la both.
BtTHIMi CAP,
la the wstcr one need not be 4 fright
If the summer model for bathing cap
be copied. Tbey are the pretty Jittle
boudoir types followed la rubberised
silk or satin and there Is variety In
the snodels that are sold
The round shape with a pleated
rulBe and a pert bow at on side ts
very becouilsg. It can b of silk, msde
to' be worn over a rubber rip.
Then there is the butch cap, with
turaed-back flspa, and rosertea at each
aide over the eara.
The full crown and the folded brim
that gin a flat effect around the face
are easily us-d for bathing caps.
Some caps are of atraw with puffed
crowns of aatln and trimmings of huge
satin f lowers.
Oh, there sre charming little offer
lug that complete the costume for
the atrull os the beach or the dip In
the ocean,
I.CT HUlY TRY.
fond mothers and fathers who
walk the Doer nights with crying ba
bies will be greatly -relieved to know
that while they may hav doubts
about It. crying Is "good" for the lit
tle cherubs. The Hospital," a
medical Journal la authority for the
statement. Here's what It says:
"In children great change takes
plao during crying In the. manner In
which the respiration la rattled on.
Expirations sre prolonged sometimes
for ss tnuh a half a minute, and
are Interrupted by short respirv
lions. During eiplratifin the glottis
Is contracted so tbst Intrsnulmonsry
pressure rises considerably, and
there can be but little doubt that It
la the equardliitrlbiitIon.tif this In.
creased air pressure throughout the
whale chest, lesding (0 dilation te
portions of the lungs, that hsve be-
com more or fc-as eollapeed, thai la
te explanation ef the great benefit
which often results from crying. In
re of infantile bronchitis, and of
the large discharge of bronchial mu
cus which so often follows.
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Rslojgh. Aug. I. There was much
Interest hre In the marriage In I
evening of Dr. C. O. Abeniathy. a
prominent young practicing physician
of thta city, and Ml Mary Carter Kay
the ceremony being at the home ot
the bride's parents, Mr. snd Mrs. J no.
K. Ray, Ret. T. W. O Kelly, pastor, of
the first Raptlsl church, performing
the ceresamy In tn pres'sce of a
large company of -rlsf(v and
friend. The, apecJal decoration for
the Ray home were In eaqulaite taste,
the halts and double parlors being
adorned with palms, bamboo, fern
and smllat, Mis Ruth lUy was nuld
of honor and the bride wsa given
sway by her brother, Mr. Hurton Ilajr.
Ir. Aberuaiay waa attended by his
br-Mher. lir. Eric A. Aliernathy, of
Chapel Hill, ss best man. Or, and
Mr. Abernathy are now on a bridal
lour In wmtern Carolina.
nrTt llH .wTAIMM K.
Thursday afternoon Dr. William fl.
CrntcbBeld returned to Ibis city
THE RECORDER PATTERNS
0O2H. 1 Simple femfertahle Model
tilrl's One' Flee Bog Plaited Dress,
With Sailor Collar er Dutch .
a Seek Kdge. ,
Red and white dotted percale was
uacd for this model, with trimming
of red percale. The design has the
peasant sleeve, cut In ono with the
dress. The fulness la confined at the
waist under a belt The pattern Is
cat In 4 slaes: . 8, 8, snd 10 years.
It requires S yarda of 27-inch material
for the 10 year else.
A pattern ot thi illuatratlon mail
ed to any address on receipt of 10c.
In silver or stain i. "
Name ,
j Street ...,, 1 4
Town ,
6tat. ..
BIm... tfo..........
Pill out the above blank, en-
closing te cent Is sumps or
coin, aud mail to the Beauty Pat-
tera Company. 12 S3 Fulto street,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Dept. D.
bringing borne with him a bride,
formerly Miss Ids Belle etslnbarg.
They were married Thursday morn
ing at Weldon, from which' place
tbey came to Durham, giving their
friends her a most pleasing sur
prise. The ceremony took plac at
the home of Mra. Crutrhfleld'a par
ents. Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Stalnback."'
There were a few special friends
of the couple who were on to the
racket and were at the station to
great the couple as they stepiwd from
the train. Tbey had planned to take
a honeymoon, but the demand made
on Dr. Cruthrteld by bis patient is
so great that the trip had to be
postponed. Dr. Crutch field will be
In the city for some time, supplying
for Dr. A. R. Tucker, who Is In
Greensboro, st the bedside of his
brother. Dr. . W. Tucker, who Is 111
with typhoid fever.
There Is murh regret In the city
that the ksppy couple will be In the
city for only a few weeks, after
hkb thy will move to Greensbotvn
where Dr. Crtit. hfleld will locate for
the practice of Osteopathy.
Mrs. Crutrhfleld la a graduate of
the Southern Female College, of
Petersburg. later she studied
musle In the music school of New
Vork. and la especially gifted, and
la one of the most popular young
ladlea of Weldon.
Dr. Crutrhfleld U a Durham man
and has spent most of his life In
this city. He Is grsduste of the
Americsn College of Osteopathy, of
Klrksvllle, Missouri. He passed the
state boards of Mississippi and North
Carolina. He la especially gifted Id
his work snd bss practiced in this
city for some time.
. Trouen Banana Whip,
Peel half a dozen bananas and run,
inrougn a sieve; but inio ineui one
half of a cupful of orange and one
haif of a cupful of powdered Sugar.
Soak one-quarter of a boxful of gela
tine la one-quarter of'a cupful of cold
water, set over the tea-kattle until
melted and strain it over' the fruit
mixture. When It beglua to stiffen stir
in carefully one pint of thick cream
which baa been whipped to a stiff
froth, and turn Into a wetted mold.
See that the cover fit very tightly;
It Is well to lay two thicknesses of
wax paper over the top ot the mold
before putting on the cover; or when
covered the edge may be bound with a
trip of muslin which has been dipped
Into melted butter. Bury in a mixture
of finely cracked Ice and rock salt
two parts of the former to one of the
latter and stand away for, two hours,
Bg that time the outer portion of the
mixture will be we'l frozen while the
center Is still soft. If desired thor
oughly frozen It must stand for four
hour. '-' ' ' :: , . . ... '.
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. fera Oysters.
Take ymtng sweet corn; cut from
the eoh Into a dish. To one pint of
corn sdd one well-besfen egg, a email
tesctipful of flour, one-half gill of
sweet cream, oue-bslf teaspoonful of
sslt; mis Well. Pry like oynlrrs, by
dropping Into hot butt, r by spoonful
shout the site of an oyster.
fried .Washroom.
Soak one pound of muchrooms In
sslt water two hours. .Drain one-half
hour. After they have been drained
the-email one are t be U ft wbote the
Urg r variety cat in half. Heat up
two eggs, place mushrooms Into the
beaten rgjss.
-. Ksplerry Koly Psly.
Mil together one pint of sifted
flour, one-halt of a tnnsneoikful of salt,
one teaMH)iiful of augnr and one tea
spoonful of baking powder and rub lu
two tna'powifuls of butter". Mix with
sufflrkut sweet milk to make a soft
dough, tura out on floured board.
work with the hinds for a moment.
then roll out In s sheet one-half of an
Inch thick. Spread thickly with black
or red raspberries, sprinkle with a
spoonful or two of suaar snd roll tip
like Jelly roll, pinching the ends to
keep U ihe Jniee. Lay on a greased
pie plate and steam for half sn hour,
Ibeii plac lu hut ovi-u for tea lulu
Anua Held has arranged to start
from Paris next week. Her. tour will
begin in September.
John Drew will open with "The
Single Man" at the Empire theatre.
In New York, on Labor Day.
Under the title of "The Mysterious
Jimmy" s French version of "Alias
Jimmy Valentine" Is arousing curi
osity in Paris.
Gu9 Hill announces that he will
send out a real "old timers" minstrel
show next season, containing a nura
ber of the performers of the old days
Jan Kelton, leading womau of
the American , Stock Company at
Spokane. Wash., has played 211
parts since the company waa organ
ized six years ago.
Margaret Dale and Elsie Leslie
will support George Arliss in his
forthcoming production of Louis X.
Parker's 'Disraeli" at Wallack's
theatre, New York, la September.
Leo . Ditrichsteln, who plays the
Important role of Gabor Arany in
David Belasco'a production of "The
Concert" Is said to be a finished mu
slrlsn as well s finished sctor.
Ome Caldara has been selected
by the Author's Producing Company
to succeed (ieorge Naa'a In the role
of Wilbur Emerson. In "the Gam
biers" which Is annouueed to open
in Boston In October.
Paul Wllstach drama "Thais.' is
to be produced by Sir Herbert Beer-
bohm Tr.se st Hi Msjesty's theatre.
In London, with Tyrone Power and
Constance Collier in the leading
roles of the plsy.
May Vokea will have the principal
part 1st "The Quaker Girl." which is
to be produced in Atlantic City In
October. Others in the csst will be
Percival KnlKht, F. Pope Stamper
and Arthur Klein.
Nora Hayes snd Jack Norworth'a
comedy for next season Is ssld to be
a humorous illustration of life in a
tabloid flat bed under the floor. Ice
box in the bookcase, snd ' cooking
stove in, the escritoire.
London Mitchell is tbe author of
new comedy In which Mrs. Fiske
will appear in October, lie has been
In France for several weeks, giving
bis play Its final touches, but will
return to New York in a few weeks.
Harrison Gray Fiske has gone to
London to complete srrsngements
for the production next season at
one of tbe New York theatres of Ed
wsrd KnoblsuOTs Arabian Nlghta
play. "Kismet" now running at the
Garrirk theatre, London.
Gaby Deslys. who I credited with
having caused the downfall of the
young king of Portugsl, Is to ap
pear In New York under the man
aaement of the Schuberta after the
close of the Russlsn ballet's engage
ment at the winter garden.
Early In the fall E. J. Dodson will
begin bis tour la "Gaunt let 'a Pride"
a new comedy from the pen of Hart
ley Manners. He will be under the
msnsgement of Cohen snd liarria.
who, short time after, will urodu.e
James Montgomery two latest
wome. "Heady Money" and "Jimmy
Jr."
T Slop lltrevtaghs.
Simple cases of hlccouahs sre of-
ten relieved br such meun
suc king Ice or taking salt and vinegar
says the New York Medjcal Journal.
ruiiing tbe tongue forward and hold
Ing It for some time I sn effective
procedure. Sometimes obstinate hi.
cwugh I relieved when tbe patient la
strong by having him bang with th
arm extended and grasping come
beam or pole, so that his feet do not
touch the floor. With all the abdo
minlal muscles tense, have him hold
his breath as long a possible. Sneez
ing I very effective In certain case,
since It la the exact opposite to hic
sougb. being, a sudden expiratory act.
Stella I learned at Sunday school
thst It Is more blessed to give than
revive. .
Hobby Well, suppo: you try It
by giving me your randy.
Out of All ItesMin.
"That new family next door hoe.
rowed our ax again tbla morning,"
nis who tow Jones.
"Well. shy did von lend it t
them?" be romplslne.1.
"How could I help lit"
Won might have elv, n them
Kino or an excuse."
Mra. Jones waxed sarcastic.
"Ye." h snsmied. "I mlt-hl h.t..
told them that yon were going to
use it or some other crsiy, Impos
sible thing." Youngsfown Tele-gram.
"There sre inlrrohe In klui.i,l
the sclenfUt."
"I don't care." replu-d the summer
resort bean. "A microbe csn't be a
witness In breseh of nrmiilan "
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