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vol. xxxyi.
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A Lesson In Cotiraae and In thn
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ndigestion
m AND - -
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ARE YOU:
UP .'fyi
TO DATE
By HOWARD FIELDING.
(Copyright, 1910, by American Press
elation.)
Mr. Bartlett had not visited his of
fice that morning, and it may have
been about noon when an elevator dis
gorged him on the level of his own
place of business. Immediately he
was aware of the high keyed, boyish
voice of James, his handy man, a crea
ture of many duties and of an anx
ious, devoted fidelity.
-iueres a iaay wamn' lor you,'
said James. "She's in your room, she
is.
"What sort of a lady?" asked Bart
lett
"A young lady," answered James.
"She's been there, about half an hours
with a suit case. I never saw her be
fore. She's got blue eyes, very blue
eyes, she has. And I guess she aint
feelln well. I took her in a glass o"
water a couple o times an' she drunk
it So was thirsty, she was."
, . Bartlett shook his head. He could
not remember any young lady of this
kind. - And yet the eyes
."China blue eyes, James,' said be.
"like the -color that you've seen -on
fine cup and eaucer?"
"Well, to tell the truth," said James
earnestly, "I "never seen such a color
anywheres before not on nothin',
didn't" 4
: iBartlett Spent somH seconds in re
flection.
"Go into my office," said he, "and
see if there's- a letter from Mr. Carver
of Philadelphia amongst my mail. If
there is I want it."
Such.-a communication was indeed
If you are not the Nbw aht:
Oberyee is. Subscribe lor it at
once and it will keep you abreast there, and James brought it out.
ot the times. r; " It was the querulous letter of a wor-
11 ' t, ' - , ' I rted land jreary i-man; an it affected
Full AssoeiateaFrtMdi8peteH-;hBatett like the filing of a; saw, for
es. All the news-foreign, do-Ihls jaerves were in no condition to
mestic, national, state and l
all the time.: 1 "; ' - -:-
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per year, 3.50 for 6 iiiog. , ". ;
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KILL the COUGH'
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W,TH Dr. IKng'G ;
New Discbirciy
0 ll throat sun I ima troiibi rn.
GUARANTEED 8ATISFAivAUoi
OHSY BEPTJNDEJX - - i
endure the caterwaullngs of a bust
new associate. . Carver was afraid of
a i big. note of Bartletf s which - was
maturing in a Boston bank.
"You'll have to pull money out of
the game to meet that note," be wrote,
"and that will cripple us. Instead of
a handsome profit, ' we'll be likely to
make a loss.?' And he went on to be
wail the loss as if it were already
made. He declared that he was not
fit even to think of the matter. The
long siege of Illness in his family had
broken his nerve. "And, though we're
all on our feet again," he added, 'I'm
thoroughly tired out We never should
have pulled through except for Cella
Gilbert, and now the poor girl has
broken down and must go home
nervous prostration, -and pretty bad,
too, I'm afraid. And she'll have to
travel all the way to Boston alone
unless you can go over with her Fri
day night I see by your letter that
you'll be going over Friday or Satur
day to try to fix up some wsy to re-
its
the Say. At half past 6, when Bartlett
went aboard the sound steamer with
all his worries on his back and the
pale, silent girl for sole companion he
was conscious of a depression of spir
its such as he had never felt before.
They had some dinner by and by,
and perhaps the food was good for
Bartlett. At any rate, in the course
of the meal he was vouchsafed a reve
lation. He perceived that Cella's pres
ence was not depressing; be had been
laboring under a preconceived Idea of
what her effect upon him ought to be,
in view of her condition, and this
false notion had completely fooled
him. Iu reality she had not uttered a
complaint all day. She had express
ed no despondent view, but had gen
tly striven to dispel the gloom between
them, all of which had emanated from
himself.
"Upon my word," said he, looking
across at her, "you are a very cheerful
young woman."
"In comparison with whom?"
"Myself."
She nodded her head and smiled at
him.
"I am a good deal worried," said he.
"This business of mine in Boston sits
on me like an incubus whatever that
is."
LIVES OF CHRISTIAN 10N1STERS
Thia book, entitled as above,
contains over 200 memoirs f Mii-
kters in the ,CJirisrtian Church
ith historical
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ooPrtntlca? We can
ve you money on all
Stationery, Wedding
JfvlUHons. Business
r- Posters, etc- etc
(lasLcMcs i,4atwt
JPMt
ama ssoud at sux.
sew that note.1 But you wont be able
to do it. .TonTl have to pay up-eon-
found the loci!
"rm tuunA Celfa-'to yea. She re-
saembers you ten year ago. when yoa
wete- eae f Johnny Harvard's lambs,
thoua-h she was only child at the
Una ,,To -seed te ceJB ob see aiai
or consul vf somebody-. by the
way, IT yeti can go ever with bt, ge
frr boat. CelUr has bad the aosos-
(anftdadUTscki sa travmHajfhy! trahv
She's -bee i tbje;elstT-ae -,
ey smash rtpa. Vat luel the essjai .isms
-am anaineer and ceaple ( ssaB
clerkst eenti aloft; aobedy o'' the
high priced eeata. The Jaat. ease was
. .-ta lahflrare that XO( SB the
war and CeUS saw. aooseuef ahem
sftsrward. I think she'd get A better
sight's rest est the boat"
Turtuu teok T Ma tat and peas
his left hand dewaward tgrvm the top
to the hack ef his awed, turn Bra
ana. am ts the- tSSJCB, .1
Thhi hi my falsa.". e said. -The
girl win drive me erasy, bet I eaat
U cocaiBos) decner let her wver
toe. -I have hrokem, bread as her fa
tbefs hew. and the eld chap was
tus4mev- '
As eniklary mas salght
hi Cella . OUbert ealy a
gtri wbe war pale aad looked as tf
obV ad heea U. " BartMS eaw ar
saere. The aBghay Mfbersd brewm,
the steadied Bps, the vetee eos
.tMO coBtroOad e guard agalast
Use rwreUttetl ef s eaeesssaw vsavr
were etoqment to BartKttr He
tft thks gtef bie frosa ame
ras Beta m m mw
erf tilras hy mm
he
avanad etasaUrd
..miinr hi res aad wfteat
Zbered that ee tad eeeae s ttle
s exercise
m mtmim laiib the 'Seen
a- lactofal hladaeat ale sow! cried e-at
ef ue mat
to Carver's
ef
bad ra to that
She
wife: she
aauctJoe
h aad far a ether
"I am sorry," said she.
Perhaps he bad looked for a little
curiosity, aad perhaps the china blue
eyes read this In his face, for she tact
fully asked a leading question, and he
told his story. There were few peo
ple In the woHd with whom be would
have spoken as frankly.
"The trouble is." said be in conclu
sion, "that I dare not go directly to
the president of the bank. He's a tar
tar, and this particular kind of re
newal is bis pet aversion. But if 1
can have the matter put up to him in
Just the right light by a friend of
mine and a pet of his) inside the
bank the thing will go through. I don't
want Boland even to know that I came
over to Boston to see anybody in the
bank. I wouldn't have him know it
for a thousand dollars."
"Mr. Boland la the presidentt"
. "lea."
"Suppose you should meet him on the
street' she suggested.
"I should dodge into the nearest open
door," said he. "If he saw me in Bos
ton at this time he'd know what I was
there for, and he doesn't like wirepull
ing inside his bank." ,
I don't like wirepulling anywhere,'
said Cells. "I think you should meet
Mr. Boland deliberately."
"Not for gold and precious stones.
"I have a feeling that you will," she
insisted, "and 1 don't like' the ides
that you're afraid of him."
I don't like It myself," said be, "but
lam."
Then you'll surely meet him. I nev
er dare to be afraid of anything for
fear that it will happen."
I admit there's something in it," said
he.
Cella retired to ber stateroom early
and Bartlett went down to the main
deck, where In the girl's absence be
relapsed into gloom and consoled him
self with strong cigars.
A streaky fog lay on the sound. In
the thicker places the steamer would
slow down as if bewildered, and her
whistle would exchange luipatieut
blasts of nautical conversation with
other whistles. A human Irritation
seemed to animate these toues.
Bartlett thought of Cella lying
awake and listening to the mournful
and alarming chorus. Tenderness
came to his heart He regretted that
he bad not been kinder to ber; that be
had not spoken cheerier woros at their
parting.
"All the human sense snd goodness
have gone out of me," be growled. "I
am the wreck of what 1 was."
It was past 11 when be went to his
stateroom, and be sat for a long time
on the edge of his berth, thinking
despondently of the morrow. The whis
tle was now doing Its worst, and tbe
answers were more petulent. He dis
tinguished one voice among them that
seemed angrier than tbe others, and It
drew constantly nearer. Then for an
Interval he missed that voice. Silence
reigned for perhaps no more than a
minute, but it seemed much longer.
Bartlett rose to his feet-he knew not
why.
Id the depths of tbe vessel be beard
a bell strike ooce. Tbe vibration of
the fabric ceased. Tbe engine was at
rest Suddenly, close at hand, the
whistle that be had listened for called
oat with Its strong voice. Two quick
blasts answered it from his ewa ves
sel, and Instantly the bell la tbe depths
rang sharply twice.
Bartlett was la part prepared for
what came next bat not for the mag.
Mode of it The crash as the two
ships aH seensed Baturtl to his ears,
bet the r mf eraaj die . that followed
shook the seal of him with terrors
w belly mespeeted.
Bartlett raa eat Into tbe saloon ana
oksd si i ees Be sew estne laagted
wreckage .and s dead of . steam
threagh wharb was-TialMe a fetor ef
light . This came from the ether vss-
hfea were 'poering ap from below,
reached with water and saaay ef
them Hberafly dabbled whs Mood.
CeMaf ' The aaaer leaped Into nan-
letTs mind with a shock that snade
hkt head swim . He raa to the door
id thundered Bps tt
a a,a
to ,etv-. Bum eaewerett sua
BAHDAaraa thb wounds vron a max b
HEAD.
dered her to abstain from all exertion
and excitement, was kneeling on the
floor of the saloon deftly bandaging
tbe wounds upon a man's bead.
Admiration of her courage thrilled
in him. He remembered that his own
work was not done. A hoarse voice
was calling from behind a stateroom
door which was Jammed so that it
could not be opened. Bartlett got his
fingers Into a crevice and ripped the
lock out through the woodwork. The
door swung open.
Tbe interior of that room, if It could
still be said to have an interior, was
an Impossible ruin. Tbe rear wall
was the gray sea fog, the bertha had
fallen into the nether wreckage, the
floor was shattered so that It looked
like the debris of a picket fence, but
it held. And on that shivered floor,
clothed In pajamas supplemented by
a pair of trousers and one shoe, stood
Curtis Boland, president of tbe B, and
It. National bank!
Bartlett extended a hand and drew
bim to a securer footing. Except for
a few bruises and scratches he was
unhurt
"Ha, Mr. Bartlett," said be cheerily,
"so you're my preserver. Where la
Miss Gilbert? Safe. I trust"
Bartlett pointed across tbe saloon to
where Cella still knelt among the
wounded.
"God bless ber!" said Boland fer
vently. "I know her well by sight
ber father and I are neighbors In
Brooklyn but I have never met the
young lady, so I kept aloof when I
saw you with ber In the dining room
this evening. I expected to meet yoa
later In Boston, of course."
Tbe collision of tbe two vessels
seemed a small shock compared to bis
collision with Hurtls Boland. The
service he bad rendered utterly debar
red him from asking favors at tbe
bank.
Tbe floor did not sink under him.
The night's calamities were at an end.
Water tight compartments kept tbe
vessel afloat, and she proceeded slow
ly under ber own stonm to New Lon
don, whence the passengers proceeded
by tram to Boston.
Ilartl.'tt, Boland and Miss OUbert
were companions m this Journey, and
for a iurge part of s wsy the lady.
utterly exhausted, slept profoundly.
And one of tbe men watched beside
her with something akin to a father
ly affection, the other with deeper ten
derness. He knew now why tbe eyes
that be had seen ten years before bad
never faded from his memory.
Bartlett" ald tbe banker, "I for
get whether you are married."
I am not," answered Bartlett
year from today--who knows J"
There was a long pause.
"Bartlett, how tre things going with
you?"
"Every prospect pleases," responded
the young man.
The banker eyed him for some min
utes.
"Perfectly convenient for yoa to
meet tbst note?"
"I can meet If answered Bartlett,
and then be straightened up la
eat "I can do many things that
would have been bard yesterday.
have had a lesson In courage, in self
forgetfulness and In the value of life.
I am worth a dsen of the Johnny
Bartlette that have been walking the
floor this last month, and one of the
proofa of it Is that I'm not afraid to
tell yoa that I have been walking the
floor. I am not afraid of anything or
anybody."
. Another silence. .
"Send me ovea little mosey," said
the banker, "as little as yoa please,
tatt enough to make a showing, send
ane- the same kind ef paper for Jfc
balance. Will that anltr -
"I should think set Bat I dost
WBLTkY
NOTES
BY
C.M.H4ENITZ
RIYZS3IM
PA.
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ICOERMPONOTNCE
SOLICITED
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(These articles and Illustrations must not
be reprinted without special permis
sion. J
NEATNE8S NECE88ARY YOU
MUST BE 8ANITARY.
Let every handler of foodstuffs read
our rhyme and take it in time.
That's the law and tbe slogan of tbe
people and applies not only to the town
store, tbe city slaughter bouse, the
big bakery, but also to tbe crossroads
counter, the country butcher, egg
packer and buttermaker and even to
the country huckster.
In Pennsylvania a roan may be fined
or jailed today for selling rotten
egg.
Yes, "de world do move."
The people have become critical.
The government the pbyelclans, the
press, have lifted tbe lid off tbe mi
crobe menagerie. People even know
a microbe by scent
They smell blm on mossy batter,
track him on soiled egg. see him la
Royal is the
only baking1
powder made
from Royal
Grape Cream
of Tartar
I wTtFthe advertisements" of the fellows
selling dry mash formulas aad hop
pers. The money of thee suckers
that bit disappeared also.
Some people get the surprise of their
lives when they visit certain poultry
plants that are boosted with hot sir
advertising. They are about as much
shocked by the difference as the fellow
who courted a girl by photograph' sad
then fainted St sight of the soppnssfl
original
When first showing, a novice wfS
lose sleep nights worrying because ha
roosters comb baa one extra point
After he goes to shows and gets licked
real good on shape be begins to
that s pretty comb on a rooster with a
bad figure counts no more than a fifty
dollar hat on an angular maid.
Certain cushion pressing poultry ed
itors shed tears over the sad lot of the
poor farm. ben. She may not live la a
coop so neat but there's this sure-she
gets enough to eat-'- She can visit the
comcrib at pleasure, rob the, granary
of its treasure, and let no one forget
bo's TJncle Sam's chief poultry
A man who had studied agriculture
by mall was engaged as heed
Do Yoa Get Up
' With a tame Sacb?
Kidney Trouble Makes Ton mserablc,
Almost everyone knows of Dr. Kilmer's
ft 1
It
lift SbVI n"-n Tjri yaanr I a
lUrffiltiLuMUr
Tea have asked othlng," said Be
i The propoBlrwe) Is false,- -
HONEST, WAS JOHN A NOODLSf
ef her reosB
1 will be ready la s ssomeat,- aas
ld and ajaaeet immediately appear-
L He was
-We-
Are assay people burtr she saked.
re sasjst try beip." Aad ee
to taw wreckage.
ore aaa aoose sal farmed se-
sjses.'wkh a aimegir or two. were
gsassMsafllar the layered frees ue
arrack ef ststereeeae. Bartlett jot-eo
thai party sad was- eat nejlebsd to see
sd whits eoase ions xroca una
ef spilators with bet a few
He worked ens seal xor
perhaps twe Baisutea, waa-a seesaws
long, sad sufficed for smltitwdiawes
strrV-e. Tbea he cnmbM on. ew iaw
tangle and looked around for Ceisa.
Tbe yeeag lady wits oerroeo r
tratm. whose dorter aau mmir
romsimniEiiis
Psoases bobs I '
A lady Sad a, assail pmm .
That had Brae sales! brraglas; en,
Sas borsl prrmttmrm
Bar wwsbBiid was tk eaear eaa '
Far Hoe was the Sear far ban -Bat
sa eaaB) pmrn saas have Bis daw.
Aad the tree werss will tar, ckey sag,
Tae?MBaSa wBUael eae Bs isfc
Be wbaejsraS to that seaBsSeeSleT
"Here! Mwe st te tass I aanai sisBsf
WHS suBa weal ate ear ao faaUj
Wlta "14 rt Tit" he sst tbe ear.
A a whaa bis ssbrtrase ristsu tae saaae
flee wee Basilar is e'er che suae.
Mars she sbiisi! a war. thea awle.
had
Of i
"Mew. Jeba, eSsoe ear dear PMea
Aae tan's bo ether bo aS krwa.
I rasas rn lore ree i
Way dUan Jeea
Aae saaha
Was ever
P)etae situs
Bat, Hal Bae has
a dive at bar false taarf
ear at swea a anSIs
as a jiiliil -
Bar swat ef has bad as the ! K 5
CacbSnerns sawe H ae the puflst .1
C aL aVAJurrrS,
things mske my wife awful
Twe
Bsad."
What are they?"
-To get ready for
doesn't rome aad te
eooie wbre sb Isn't
del-bta Inquirer.
rampaay that
bare eoenpaay
rpdy." Phtts-
in fj-- -r--?f ....
OBATS OTiOSBB,
wiggling myriads on dirty
counters snd scales snd are ready to
mob the man who sells milk tax dirty
bottles.
Tbe first question with the majority
today Is not "Are his goods cheap T"
but "Is be clean are his goods fresh
snd purer'
If "cleanliness Is next to goallness"
It surely Is previous to success today.
' Note our photos of a handy dandy
egg crate. The farmer who owns It
quit standing to market because all
bis butter snd eggs are "engaged.1
There Is not even s yspeck
eggs, i This man stakes a specialty of
producing tbe beat and delivering It
perfectly -fresh and la the- aeati
style, . He is a big success, as will
any one be who follows bis SMtbods,.
Others may have Just good, eggs
f Absolutely
Puro
Highest in
Leavening
Efficiency
Makes
Hot Breads
Whole
some
Swamp-Koot, the great kidney, liver aad -
Diaaaer resneay, De
cs use of its remark
able health restoring"
properties. - Swamp-.
Root fulfill almost
every wish iu ever
coming rheumatism,
pain in the back, kid
neys, liver; bladder
and every parte the :
urinary paessgev It
corrects turn bill tr to
hold water and scalding pain in passing it, .
or bad effects following use of liquor, wine
or beer, and overcouies that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to ge often i
through the day, and to get up many .
umes aunna; ue tugnc.' -.
. wamp-Root is not recommesded for
evervthine but if you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, it will be found just
the remedy you need. - , It has been tbor
onghlr tested in private practice, and has
proven so suecessroi xnsc a special ar
ranxemeat has been made by which all
era of thia neper, who. have sot al-
readv tried it may have a sample bottle
by a farmer at Clark Station, lad, la I seat free by Bud, slao a book telling,,
his first day's work be hoed out an I mere bout Bwamp-voot, and how to
the potatoes and tomatoes -oa a Bvel mioutuTOnnwrea.u-
aiwa nafrh MnVI lUCTMUUuuBUWUUfc ,
Wonder If our corraa uaulenea school I wneu wnoiigmenuoii
nnalM In nimltm will k I . m I
, 1 oner u una paper sod r i .
IvamekM. ses your address to I I 1
Most turkey raisers lmaslne turkey I Dr. Kilmer
lice are all on the bead snd grease ae-1 Bingham ton, N.Y. The regular fifty-cent ,,;
coraingiy. atoat or toe uce are xouna I Z:" . . . '
between the wine- -rrallk. For a com-1 toggisBv Voat amke any mistake-
plrte job they should be greassd with StS.
IUWII 4lmUMLW UA gfWOTw, miH " I JisBm -"---wsajaarwiawi M V aTBtl aaawlMslata.
UA dKd. hvw.. 11 1 ' .www.,
ISS Slant, AAAVBlBa W ByXM WaAAf AUIIIB Waa
ig and uxmxkd ttnt Exatmio thMtf I
rZirTmtl I , PEOFESSiONAL. CARDS
Bae Cemki;
Bee comb or beeswax, the xoateriAl
of which the honey cells la the bee
hive are composed. Is S wax produced
b a system of chemistry carried on
la tbe "wu BoeketsA which are-
csted la the abdonMB ef all working
bees,- It Is a peculiar substance and
la said to be analogous to the fats of
higher animals. Originally K was sup
posed; that ibis wax was take, up la
an almost pure. state fron) tbe flowers
by tbe bees, but recent experiments
carried on by tbe leading botanists
and chemists of th world ceadusf
ly prove that tbe- boa Is capable of
elaborating bis peculiar wax, although
confined to a diet purely saccharine la
Its DatUrSv-ExcbaufB. '
SISimi siS a I Taws'
B.a w-.DAatkBO,
Pledatont BalMhig,
Bnillngton. JT.C.
J.ADOLPBLOSa
iHols-Hiahaawa BMe
eraaast,at.a v
. a a PCNTISTi 's ', a" w i; ' 'i':--
flralhBSB, a e ,Nertll Csawllsw i '
OtTICEiaflJMlIOriS Btiirito150
IAO A. IOJ-A; v f. tlJtMM tMMmf
VMeesveys
!
ili'.
! "TM DettWe BetlS.'
Ehaangh ehi's-er, altboogb the aaxae
I may sound Ilka a disease, is not a form
I I writer's cramp. Oa the contrary,
I OnaeesluseeA la,wr '
s c
Attorsyut-taravt'
"their" purpose Is to prevent H1 TM I GRAHAM, a
Oajoe PattarBM BolldlBg
Becoee Pisor. . . , . , .
I
snd butter, but sppesjuaces are
OA Y - 1 - f f
aad they dwan get the
prkre. They will mH sake the xsea
to be seat ,
Honestly, where would yen prefer
to buy year aggs frosa the usas whs
sells frees this rrate or fret that I
who brings eggs la a bos of dusty eats
er s smeared chip basket 7
That crate coot but a quarter, holds
twelve dosena, weighs whea full bet
thirty pounds aad whea bottom sad
lid are unbooked folds flat. Met count
ing appeuraar.-M entlckly earns tts
coat by Bon breakage aad ceavsaleuee.
Te he respected, to be successful ta
KURIOt PROM KORftKtPONDtNTS
Q. Do all breeds of chickens meet
la tbe sssie time
No. AsUUcs quickest, Aamrtcau
breeds nexU II editor raoean longest
The hard, close feathers of the latter
mature slowly snd seem a great drabs
oa tbe fowls' strength.
Q, My henbeuae Is Infsstsd with SB
"sect that la as thin as paper sad
white, unto Oiled with blood, whea It
m ta color sad shape the tad
of a watermeioa. ... Tbe past to
killing my fouls, and I cast get rid ef
tt, Please suggest a remedy.
The taeerts are ticks, sad the best
destroy ar is a spray composed ef tea
ef eorrosfre subUmsto aad)
twenty gallons of water.
Q, Why le ea egg proesrvsd ta a
water glass superior t the eold stoa
age srticleT
, A. Water glass eggs ere surrounded
by liquid; their cootests eaasot evape-
rate, nor csa they tsks Iu odors as da
storage eggs. Water glass eggs are
put away as laid; storage eggs come
everywhere, aad their age ta
uaksown.,- .
Q. The fsathers oa my . White Or-
paagtoar's have sort ef cuts across sad
its eaten ear Sows te the sklav
I have warn bad Ue Seek sad dad sane
sating feetheru, . De neat as eat Uvs
csBCken feathers, er what te It?
It Is the deptsmbag mtta Dtp
Words mean.-the. double baila.' and
sbuangh chln-er are two Iron balls sa
tdch or so ta dlsmeterwhlch nestle tu
the right head ef -every Chinese maa
of letters for hour each day, one be
ing revolved about the other until they
are worn bright They are Just large
enough to make a handful, and the
action of shifting one about the other
I brings ths fingers Into play and lends
them that suppleness Snd digital des
nlpulatloa ef the Chinese lettering pea HOW TO MTTPTH
or fins pointed brush. Of what a atm-l , ' ' w WW1,IU
'pUettyt '
! fev eiatiea ef Hew Blafiients,
tj rani an appears to have a decadent
life history, braakJng dow Into other
elements, of which radium ta
which In turn yield the emanation
sad ether elements dselgnated as
radium A. B, etc, 4he theory
been, propounded that uranlnm, the
rtum and radium are uadergotug
stomlt dlstutemtlon, aad the heat
that radium evolves Is the direct out
come of ex plosions . of the atomic
structure. , Bomonta of lower atomic
weight thus result snd hence the ap
pears nee of helium. This would
count for the presence ef beltum
the recks sad sprlas; wstsrs ef thel tt u
globe, where tt has been
for sainieas sf -yearsu Dr. Ghariea
Avery tressua as Oeetnry. -
n. a
BArltrUM. W.F.BrxfB,ju'
BTNtM & BYintJBiy1'
AttomsiyB and Cnn naaluj a at Law
eavannaEOBO, v. .-
rraetlee rsausariy te the soaraiw! Ilk. .
aaaeseoBBlr. , AaatStly
RHEUMATISM
Id It an Ioteroal Disease and Be-
quires an Internal Remedy.
Tbe eanss of Basaaaaalan aiut Wlnwl ai.-
esese le sa szeaas at arte ao'4 la the blood. -twears
this terrible Slseaee tbls Taiola mumi '
be eapellaS sod tbesstaos so legalalaS that . .
BO' mors aeM will be turned In sxeasalrB - -auaautles.
KtMaavatiM IsaaiaUraal
ease and reqnlraeao Internal maadr. Bob- '
bine with Ofla ana Unl..t ,7lUii .
eSorSs only tsmeiTary relief at beat, eauisa
ra toaelar taaBrofrarasUBeot,lIows the
alaer tosata Uraaer boidOBjtoa. Llnl '
BewMsaaveaasthe pals, battaay will na
SMia ears kheuaiatisK than mh m '
tnlepi
Boleoea has at last d Iseowsred s pertaet sad
'"P4 ara, wbieh Is called "Hhtmmm
loe." Teetad la beDdradsM eaasa. It has sf.
Mtad the aaost saarveloua enrwu mm tiL..
ihyuhs, "Neat
beeaaitary.
OOfTTa.
Doel Be la bed sad
sad kaeek If your bis
Dest expert I
srratchlag eor. Oae good i
they are aa mora.
poet pes turkeys, darks aad ehsefc-
ene torn bar. Doe'l
Shout btrds of s festhert
Pout expert the yadge to favur yea
e he's free
thee likely hwB tars ye
Ta yeiks ef ary
tbrbt aad sty
dawp yeOow. Hew ean I
set i"
Pleatr ef
Teoew eeea wta do S
sssiss away
Susatpay.
ves to hut
scrasehsad
rtATHEM AND gftOtHELXa.
Some faarlara chaage thetr aaethods
with each wjoatk-s Bueje of thepewitryl
If a twfUsc
sWe. The
FAME.
- Fame a rtnaui parabea eary
to our ffieela. astd to oWyewiieJwes
si preseat eassiaclmB fcr tU re
ward Brent es great aaa 'in rat as to
tare saraJses and ((ft tlesper
atery lor food to be UJ oa ear
tombs hfvr cUlk-HcX-me.
When buying
with dears staged ea
Is S MbBBBM
are better thea xroa, as the latter
aad win discolor whit
The nmaTaJs shew Is
ifaut. It is se seer Cass-
da that the 900 exalbttors war pretty
watUy dtrVSad. Tbars ware tSOO e
hlbam sad 1X000 paid sdasiaatosw.
ef ear expert peultry dactoes
flxbtlag ea the semtioa ef
Brer trouble smoog fowls, tone say
soase say there toaX such a
' ! - PlitM ef uhs tseaet i
Leeueta hi south Africa are wary
taxy twa tares, at aoBttwe er three
tar bee laag. yet gtoet towed sad ataB
ed as a grim hresra asag se hard that
as they strike it susjses a sharp smart
They trav Is such austberu that It
take tbar asur er tve days to
ever. Th ereato alose bovertag Is
patches tike red duet clouds, ar so-
sterous eeough te destroy the vegeta
doa sf s dlatrirt while the main Body.
high ap to the air. a host ef
Mack epochs, stretches out
tsi
sad earth. The fanning ef
wings tarings a fresh sublease ever the.
set earth ores la the depth ef
mar.- Thar ssesa te ha s
breath ef eaaae ee ef th sss. -
Vr. .a-P. ae6ing gives la his
7uagle Byways la India" aa iattajs
sathxa' btetaace ef the vTuaderful tzachv
tog powers ef the natives: "Oue set
weather we were a tMme, trappy
hOlslde ef reek. I
shikari, hew tw eould poasfbly say the
I goa ever that way. He
a aasal piece ef stses. 1
picked tt up aad eautd just see that at
was slightly darker sa the face which
lay Bppwraaoet. It
ever by the Mass's hoof sburtty
Core."
, HIsssHaat
ncn, Orees aad htrs. SaaKh cam fa
hefer semrlee today aad asttied thetr
said th etork ta the
it will cure roe. BbsuauMlde "sate at the '
joints froa the rnale," swasps the potsoe
oat of She STsaeaa. toowJup UiistoaaeVlrnr-
"wsr aaa aianars aad saakas roa
wall all aver. MbauaMelda trika. tk.
of tbe disss it and rsaaovaslu eaasa." This'
rvvawf m mjtm or aroseiets and
aVaton (airally M iSo. and 1 a UottJa. la .
taSwttarwiatSSasd s plditT Ort !
bntue today. , Booklat free U sou write to '
BoboltS Chaarieal Cow, Balumore, ltd. Trial
beetle wu a B?bumJ.. faTOa 1 ,
"Ah, ladaadr toughed the fat rroeer.
-Wsfl. I always was tolersstsd ha the
l8lBiBieae AlaBuara'Plursaar
Orsjhaas, at. CL . . , V
ADMINISTIUTOE'S NOTICE.
Harlnv snsUllad as adattafertnior n a..
setaaa of Mary saoeea, lata af Akwaanas
toaat. . U. this Is as aotlry til parsuas
hartas elalBjsaralasttheBBiata of tWaua -
watapraasettBatasseeaiv aathaatl-
tn Shs aaSeiWeaed iia in li.f.n. u. la f
T Kfmr, l.il.ar this aotiee will be ,
B4aaeed la barer their rsaavsn. AU per- t:j
eoashaeehud to the eetaas ef said tswiCal -
wiii iwa aua laaasadiaas aMUwaaaat.
.This Kot. a. MS J UHa SXM rsoM. Adaw
a. e uBoa. Ate. - at Mary Beiss -
iTVCIAtTenAfhlrl UVASJSBshaa
Rarlaealiaad aa m.uL m k ta .
wlUef a. P. araashaw. hue at "
H. OU thia Is to aocir an aarsoae -
tanas etehas aeaiaat taaasiata af taa said -asasaasd
te Bitat the saaae dal aataaaii.
salad to laa saaaisiiraed aa ar bsfeie SLe W "
ear af Bavsaaear. IsiL ar tats aoMea wui as
soas Is titled la the aetata af amid i
win sines aaaMaaisSiBre ar
tuV. . m. . H ( HIT...
. . afbaaarUiaadTaw
.aOBafc,ASte. A..
coiissio:,TEi:s
SALE WlAKD1
hwssii CWaaty saaae Sa a Ssaiil fro
Br.eeUWad Joha SlwnaDa. Mai
Barr Maara. aanlaat Mlidrad lkan .
eeaexe, far the aarwoee af eallraa; the rl
tBJUII
- AmbiJous yonng men and
ladies ahodld learn tJMrvphy,
OcfVitt s Utile tarty RUers,
for. t'oee tbe ew 8-boor Law be-
eatae effeeUr Wbers Is a abortae
otmavy trooadiKl tolegraptera.
Poa;.;ous py (rea 50 to 70 a
mouih to beVeuerA The Te'e-
we have te say la, buy (.rapt, Ii, f ColambU, 8.
u. ana ore outer eia'es is operA-
1 ed under Si'perrivon of R. R. O '-
Bc-al Bud all Students sr.plrd
wben tjualLSed. Write then fori
ef them ever be ee D. as to have
to take a ttvsr pin.
There was s tretneodooa betkrw fct
the poultry journals for awhile ax. met
I BXhat JDaah, It has afl gMFISZS,
8ATfJEDAT DE0L1Q, 131Q, ,
at th rajrt beees Soar ta OTahnaai it
eVeH-lbefclKrw1hf lotaf lad.tu-w
A latat laae la Hew Ke tnwaMin. ad.
hvaiae the laadt af Badfard Bam, i -. t
tanenei aaa otaara, wrafi m. , .
wuim raeaoa at am k b ur .
lot stoaa, badfoa-d array's wr, t - e
S SI dee- AjSahalna to sfr-we. i. a . .
auaB aorrar, u-p--e a ledew S - hM . .
a ssakak tkwxw tud- a. H-m t h, - ; , .
as taa wrTiaa.af and ., -, ,i .. ,
w trea, t prm in h.04 t e t, . ;. r
N'Mi-sai which SiKtaM. t,
kshieaaath.
1WM rV Hmr p-e-h-'f e-.h. Vn'.r ,
t to v . ait . - .
4Jl.i!-)
HMmt tm hie eCce aajaerewewi
riitictiars.