Perry Daily Enterprise. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 152, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 29, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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A PETRIFIED INDIAN QUEEN.
ftpenmeii of au Anrlru* Kacr. Which a
lr4il r to M al.
A curious tale is to!U bv the pa*s* n-
p«r lately arrived at Victoria, II C.,
from Alaftk-i «>a tjie stei .t of'l'o-
pelta of tin- discovery inat .• hy one of
their number, i
lirennan, 011 I'ri
lire n nan went
with a small .->1
A WOMAN'S TRAGIC FATE.
tolled bjr < r < o hit* n t Killed, l ut Her
Itoil V UfCUViTfll.
A correspondent at Madras civet a
Cr::ph.c account of t n adventure with,
a crocodile. He hay*: As we were pro-
ceeding in cur cutter up the Jumbo
celtaiHM
y one
•eatlie man named | aanml (Orisaa) we received the new* of
< f Walet island. | * woman having been taken by a inujf«
rrh some time airo ffer, and on com nif to the spot we tied
laden with n mis- | up and waited, in the hope that the
wllii*
lie realized
a jrood profit, train/ anions the na-
tives of tlie northern e >.i>t. It was on
this «'\i e liti< ri he v.sited one of the
IftlfB I .1 MB HMibU \ illlfM of t i,.- iv,
Ittted tnl o> on 1'rince « f Wales island
and while there to nee t ie mysterious
divinity that i - supposed to keep watcli
and fruurd over the tribe, a former
priestess or queen,
action of the peculi
burial plaee wa** in
into dust, but into
Years later the
covered by chan •<
bo iy was f mnd
it as an omen of
eshumiii'f it. •• n: 'i
honor in tiie v. .
wiio, oy some rare
ar soil in which her
kde, was not turned
tolid stone.
rude /rave was un-
, and the petrified
i'iie natives hailed
jroo I and, carefully
oned it in a place of
•tfe, the Idol so rev
iucc more honored
reptile would come to the surface with
its prey in order to make a ineal, a-
they are unable to feed under water.
Presently there was a subdued cry of
"Mugger hoi, sahib!" from one of the
boatmen, and the man added that it
had the woman's bit ly in its mouth.
We saw part of its head and back above
*aU'r. and also the arm of the victim
protruding as it swam aloe?, evidently
loo lei off for a place to land. Our ex-
eiteint nt was intense as we carefully
followed its course and hoped for a
chance of a shot. The crocodile made
for the opposite bank, but instead of
ffoin? ashore it lay on the Ion/ grasses
and reeds in about four feet of water,
with the bo ly in front of it. After
waiting for some time to see if the
reptile would land, and as it seemed to
than the oldeit tot-in. have no intention of doin/ so, 11
Hrennan '.aiais to l e the first white determine I to try and (fet a shot at it.
tnau t* see th statue, but so far from crossed the canal some distance
feelin Awe or beiuif moved to a iora* down in a small boat, and crept
tio'i, lie at once real iz<*d that if it could stealthily alonir under cover of the
be safely transport : I *o the United canal bund as near as he dared with-
.States it would be worth a mint of (,ut disturbing the inu//er, as their
money for exhibition purposes, The | wnse of hearing is very keen.
petrified woman, ace rdin r to his ftc- ; 1'eerinjf over the top of the bund he
count, stands astlio i di fro., n into the ■ could see its eyes and the frontal bone
granite while in tiie act of directing ! Rbore water, and at this he fired,
some import int movement « f her sub* There was a tremendous commotion,
j-'«*t-. The f atures as well as the limbs Hn(l the crocodile relinquished its prey
are clearly defined, as though life was *' d sank, cumin? to the surface avrain
sliil in the io.lv. and the whole aspect almost immediately. It was diflicult
of the strangely preserved I ody i*- to say whether the monster had been
almost re_ral. altlin r|| the / >ddess wat hit, although the commotion and the
uiistr.- - only of a savage tribe. 'act of it having come up again at once
So much did the eommrviul value of | for air led one to think that it ha I. Un-
the mi-* impress the -'ire vd trader fortunately it rose between H. and the
that a f - v wor ls in -antion .1 v dr. p* i I cutter, so that it was impossible to fire
par! i ill-, r vmI -d his mind to the tribe I * rain. The in«5n then proceeded to
THE LAST CHANCE.
OF GENERAL INTEREST. * It «t (> -
— I *Pid you notice," said the inquisitive
—Mme. heschamps, the senior of the passenger to the man in the next seat,
Paris market women, recently died at "how terribly vivid the lightning was
the aure of ninet\« our. Sh«* saw thn last ui/ht?'
allies in'. I r.tr.s iifti-r Whlti. «>. nnii The' man In the ne*t wat nrxl.li-.i
.uuplieJ vcir*'tables to t!ie Tuh-ru-. ,.d- «•>''*• , "truck by it," he wuL
. ' i v . v in ^ And then the inquisitive passenger
Jer t lmrl>*. V i.n-t Napoleon 111 M.« noticea that the mai! in the next seat
is said to be the inventor of Julienne. appeared to be done up as one who
the chopped vejeta oles used in tiie soup might !* on bis way to a hospital.—N.
of that name. i V. Recorder.
—l'aris proposes to put an end to the
complaint that a policeman can never
be foun 1 bv establishing seventy police
kiosks in different parts of the city. A
policeman will be always on duty
there, who will communicate with the
nearest station by telephone, ami at
night will have another policeman
with him to send out at ouce in case of
need.
—A Bible, printed from the type
called brilliant, which is the smallest
size used in Kuglish printing, has been
published by the Oxford l*n;versitv
Press. The volume contains twelve
hundred and sixteen pages, with map.
and weighs less than three ounces. It
measures three and a half by two ami
an eighth inches, and is live-eighths of
au inch thick.
—Fxperiments in corpore vilo with
boiled water for drinking are being
made in the l'acjab in India. In chot-
years the water for prisoners iii jail
Mrs. Johnson H^d Only Ono
Chanco to Savo Hor Life.
Now Does the Work of Three Average
ti omen.
From the Ledger, Ateriro, 1to
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A liojr 1 oiled.
Mr. Osborne is a very economical,
but at the same time a very irascible
parent. One Sunday lately his boy Tom-
my deliberately disobeyed his father
whereupon the latter seized his off-
spring. threw him over his knee, and
proceeded to rebuke him in his usually
Mrs. Lucinda Johnson lives in Mexico, I ferifetio manner with the palm of his
Mo. The U.lj r 1. a )u,t succeeded in ob- I h nd- 1 ummy' who U of 11
tainiug an iuwrview with her. This is the
stratetrist in a small way, thinking to
gain time, exclaimed:
*'l'a, remember I've got my Sunday
clothes on. You will ruin them."
•'That's a fact," responded Osborne,
releasing the youth. "You can take
them off while I go into the garden
and cut a dozen or so of pcach tree
switches."—Texas Siftinus.
As* amusing printer's error occurred in m
recent iss-ie of the i^mdon Times. In un-
nnuuciug tiie marriage of a youug city man
to the daughter el a aaral knatru i m
Hheerness, a few words of a tekyram
which apparently belonged to s. me
ncte from China or from Aimei.ia were
printed after the interestlinf inU l'iceuce.
Thoy n4:ui as follows: 4,Trouhlo u ea*
pec tod."
''TnBM'l ono good thing ab^>Mt the melan-
cholv days of autumn," said Sneersby.
MWnat is tbal!" ^Wbeaim feta a ] kIb«
ordinary cold ho can't pro about cuiiing it
'hay fever.'" Washington Star.
•ubstancc of her story:
In the winter of "Ji and *98 Mrs. Johnson
was. li.co many of her friomis, attacked
with !a grij)pc. Yes, we've most of uh had
it, and know its wrecking powers, when it
gctrtinits work on a good constitution.
Well, Mrs. Johns in, along about t'hrist-
mas, was ] ro tratctl. All the medical aid
here in the city only "brought her around,'•
as an ••herbs and roots" females}mpathizer
expr essed it, and she was left in u debili-
taied and exhausted condition aud ext«e-
rieuccd a constant pain in her left side. Sho
is boiled; to find out whether it would was wholly unlit for her domestic duties
not be as well to boil it always, tin and was unable to do any work about the
ti«*nt«>nnni•T<>v*i>rni>r Iris .,r ' • I half 1 house, eveu aft. r the la gnp| e fever and its
lieutenant-rot vmor h.is or. I h.i.i c)urai.t<.riiti,. si,lims« had left li. r. She ii
the prisoners to be kept on plain water a consistent member of tlie church, and one
and half on boiled, and to have the re- Sunday, between the Sunday school and
Hiilts reei.rd.* if.p'i vear church services, being barely able to be con- , anapolis Journal.
MUl t , , . yeyed theie, she b«uxl of a miracle that Dr. —-—
—George W. ( aide, tlie novelist, Williams'l'ink Pills for Palo Pconle had A Big ftegul.tr Anny.
electrified a Sunday school class ol performed and she resolved to try tnem. It The mightiest host of this sort it the army
orct'v little ffirle by telling them that | ws* U^e the drowning man grabbing at the I of invaiiat whoee bowela, livers and atom- , ...
' , ,, last straw. It was her last and only chance achs have been regulated by Uostetter'n : please, aud something to instruct.—Hardis,
|^ bad three children at home, half <ji i t nr_ u>.. u<. ^ m.. * -—v—I * '
them girls! Rapidly scrambling
through their mental arithmetic they
(dmptetHy 4 ru lif*<l.
••Cheer up, old man. A woman's
'no' often means yes, 3*011 know."
"Hut she didn's say no. When 1
asked her if she would marry me she
said, 'I will, I dont think.' I didn't
even get treated with respect."-*-Indi-
BETirnox is bred in the lap of luxury*
and its chosen emissaries are the ■: u-ed
spendthrilt and the iuipovenstiecl libertiua.
—Bancroft
A question in if'^ography—Are the H.'ot-
tish lochs llttcd with quays) - lio itoo
Transcript.
How My Tiiro\t IIikth! Why don't vow
use Hate's Honey of Herein m d and T::rt
Pike s Toothache Drops Cure in one uni ute.
I vevkr think ho is quite ready for anoth-
er world who is altogether weary of this.—
ii. A. Hamilton.
HhITa Cstarrh ( urn
Is a Constitutional Curo. Price 75c.
We may read, and read, and read ntra!^
and etill find something new, something to
with the result that
■d to
tal
to
launch
abdiic'
is la 1111
quit
p 1 r mate
sleh to ret
sound and returi
Wal
to la
fore
one
t 1
ad frustr
queen" 1
? the tril
over their tie •
ward of fourcei
Kxaminer.
LOST IN
his plan.
c rr Un g
vatcbed s
fortunes
s.—ban Fi
i pres-
The
for up-
•earch for the body of the woman and
succeeded in landing it. The corpse
was that of a woman about thirty
years of are. She ha I n« t been long
dead, for the blood was o >/.ing from a
wound in her temples and the limbs
were still limp. The mugger had evi-
dently dragged her away by the arm.
o" that limb was fearfully shattered
and all but torn oil. Otherwise the
bo lv was untouched. The face bore a
terribly agonized expression, the teeth
clenched an I the features set in a look
of absolute horror. Unluckily we were
pressed for time, and so could not wait
to see the result of the shot or get
a chance of following it up with any
more.—Klackburn (Eng.) Times.
JOSEPHINE WAS MERCIFUL.
fairly rustled with surprise at the
startling statement—and then heard
with an audible sigh of relief his ex-
planation that the other half were
girls, too.
—Hard steel, states I)r. R. II. Thurs-
ton, weitrhs 4'.m pounds per cubic foot,
and a rod one inch square sustains 78,-
000 pounds; east iron weighs 444
pounds, and supports 10,500pounds pet
square inch, and aluminum weighs
10S pounds and has a tenacity of 30,000
pounds. Ordinary woods are ten 01
twelve times as bulk}' as steel. Weight
for weight, some woo Is are stronger
than steel, a bar of pine just as heavy
bar of steel one inch square h ld
retina" u u\ xiusit tu i M
to save her life. She procured one box of Ntomach Bitters. A regular 'habit of body
these pills from the south side druggists, Is brought about through using the Bitters,
French 6c Garrett, in this city, and by the not bv violently agitating and griping the
time she had used half the box she and lier Intestines, but by reinforcing their energy
watchful friends noticed a marked improve- nn(i eausin? a flow of the bile into its proper
meat in her condition. Taking the rest of channel. Malaria, la grippe, dyspepsia, and
tlie box of pills and one more box she re- | & tendency to inactivity of the kidneys, are
covered remarkably in un exceedingly short
time. Before she Bad used the first box-she
resumed her household duties and has been
steadily at work for the last eighteen
moaths. I took only a few boxes, perhaps
live or six. to entirely cure her. Since then
she was attacked 6v rheumatism, caused
fr> m careless exposure, but by at once t .l:-
intr the Pink Pills for Pale People, sho
drove that painful and dreadful malady
away. She told the reporter that whenever
she iclt that sh'j was going to bo ill, she
took one two of the pills and sho never got
tick* Mrs. Johnson is perfectly healthy
now and promises to live to a ripe old age.
Her friends have never ceased to talk about
her ul n st miraculous recovery and are
loud in their praise of the Pink Pills for
as a oar 01 steel 011c in • mare 11 id- i""- , '
, ,11, .1HU pale People, and all who have tried them
.nt, up 1. 1 )0 pounds, tin be t ash g;lv they wuld not bo without them under
THE CAPITOL.
A r.r -lf sprnt lh * Nlylil I tmS lit r
"For several years I wa«
guide at tiie capitol in Wash.ngton,"
said Col. P.rent Stacy, of ^; r n/tield,
O. the other day, "and during that
tine I san somsqnser things about 1 te
l<uiid:ng. Ilut 1 was always most in-
terested in the wan I -ring ghost iu t.ie
«: B tori iss that a soldier was
left in the cryp* one night and was
never heard of afterward, but his spirit
is supposed to be cavorting around
there yet looking f- r a WIJTfWt Tlie
ghost story has crept into
times. In: ' 1 it crvpt <iid come
•• Trlfl to l'ruvent Iho Kx>*cutlon of tlie
Hue d'E ighlen.
nd Itrrtmr j Mine. Ilonaparte learned with in-
1 tense sorrow of the determination
an official | taken by her husband. In the main
his measures and his convictions had
been kept a secret, but she confided
both to Mme. de Remusat, and the first
consul himself had told them to .Jo
-eph. On the 'JOth the decree for the
| hike's imprisonment and trial was die'
! '.ated by the first consul from the
1 Tuileries, and in the early afternoon
I lie returned to Malmaison, where at
( three o'clock Joseph found him stroll-
v out. 1 lie ;nir jn park, conversing with Tab.
print many I leyraud. who limped along at his side. \
17" ,000 and some hemlock 200,oOt
pounds.
—Over two hundred computation*
have been made of tlie time between
any conditions. . fancy things are impossible.—Hochefou-1
l)r. W illiams' Pink Pills nro not looked o 0 r
conquered by the Bitters.
Tkaciieii -"Are there any exceptions to
the rulo that beat expunds and cold con- ]
tracts;" Tommy "Ves'm. Tho it t-man
leaves a lot hi-i^er twenty-pound chunk )
since it got colder." ludiauapolis Journal, i
The Skill «n<f Knowlori^a
Essential to tho production of tho most per- j
fe t and popular laxative remedy known, 1
have enaiiled the California Pig Syrup Co.
to achieve a great suooess In the reputatioB |
of its rcmedv. Hyrup of Figs, as it is con-
ceded to be the universal laxative. For sale
by all druggists.
I can recommend Piso's Curo for Con*
sumption to sufVerers from Asthma.—E L>.
Townslnd, Ft. Howard, Wis., May 4, 'w.
"You never told me Miss Fairgirl was an
athlete." "Well, is -he<" "Ye*, sh i.oa
thrown mo over."--Detroit Freo Press.
A PTOuo oompliuient never offsets a pri-
vate growl.
We have more power than will; and it is
often bv way of excusc to ourselves that we
Upon as a patent medicine, but rather as a
prescription. A11 aualysis of their proper-
ties shows that they contain, in condens
the beg inning of the Christian era and ! form, all the elements necessary to give
th«> .'rpntion rrvilltniff from t Iip .lis. ^ j'i.'hncv^ tO tllO blood end i'c-
creation. resulting from tlie d s | gt(ir0 siiattorea nerves. They arc an ua-
crepancy between the Hebrew, the 1 failingsj>ecific for such diseases03 locomo-
Septuagint and the Samaritan ages; tor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus'
the longest, bf Begimontanns, whol®*0®®* neurai^ia, i:.- unajdsm,
.. • ? . t, nervous headache, the aftereffects of la
m ikes the distance between the erca gr.ppe, palpitations of the heart, pale and
tion and the birth of Christ ♦ .t years: ; sallow complexion, and the tired feeling re-
next comes that of Clement of Alex- I Bulting from nervous prostration, alLdis-
1 ■ . • 1 ... .. . . .,. ., eases resulting from vitiated humors in tlie
andria. which hxes it at ...-.1; , bioc U. siifU as scrofula, chronic erysipelas,
after him is the version based on the et.. They arc also 0 specific for troubles
Septuagint, 5,508; next comes Arch- peculiar to females, such as suppressions,
bishop roller, with 4,001. and fioallv ! Jmpilarlttai a«d all forms of tvonkne^
.. 0 .,. • I They are for sale by all drur«7ists, or msy ns
Rabbi Lipmann, wuh 3,01b years. I had by mail from l)r. Williams' Medicine
near c
af'eru"
. trai
edv once. Late one
lady, married to a
ut a short time, on
Washington was
e crypt with some
the bride became
dv
separated fr<
couldn't find
and e
No trace of her «
went home, t • ii
gone out ahead <
not t icre. eitln r
TI
I for her every where
joined in the search
ould be found, so tlie;
king she m ght havi
f them. Hut siie wa
An«her search wa
inornin /
and at last tli
rn in one of t
I'm afraid of that cripple," was Jo-
sephine's greeting to her brother-in- I
law. "Interrupt this long talk if you
can."
The mediation of the elder brother i
was kindly and skillful, und for a time
i ne first consul seemed softened by the
i memories of his own ami his brother'*
boyhood, among which came and went
the figttre of the prince < f r mde. But
I other feeling* prevailed; the brothers
) nad differe I about Lucien's marriage
and tlie question of descent if the con-
I stilar power shoul I become hereditary;
j the old coolness finally settled down
: and chilled the last hopes in the tender-
1 hearted advocates for clemency. To
j .Josephine's tearful entreaties for
, mercy, her husband replied: "Go
| away; you're a child; you don't under-
stand public duties." Hy five it was
known that the duke had arrived at
Vincennes. and at once Savarv was
dispatched to the city for orders from
Murat. the military commandant. On
his arrival at Murat'soffice, from which
Taileyran l WES in the very act of de-
parting, lie was informed that the
court-martial was already convened,
and that it would be his duty to guard
the prisoner and execute whatever sen-
made nex
found he
darkest passages of the crvpt. where
she had been all ui _■-lit with the rat-
and bugs. They picked her up. but
when she got home she was a raving
maniac. The terrors of the night had
been too much for her. The congress-
man took her t tTieir Illinois home,
and I never heard of her afterwards
until a recent vi-it to Jacksonville, 111.
The superinten lent of the state insane
asylum is a personal friend of mine.
and 1 called on him. He conducted
ine through the institution, and while
1 was passiog through one of the 'Vio-
lent' wards for women, 1 heard n | tence was passed.—Prof. William M.
*11 rick come from a woman. It sloaae. in Century.
startled me. an i when I turned, my
eyes fell upon a wild-looking creature,
whose hair was snow white, but win
was apparently yet
Her li jure and features, although the I
silk far Tailor
is a new English silk import-
The
young woman. | ed this season for tailor gowns. It has
although the i a soft, rather dull finish, and is consul-
latter had lost their intelligence, We erably heavier than an ordinary sum-
evidencft nf creat beauty once. 'Wh. mer silk, bavin- some of the body of a
that iniunT I nskei *Sbe ift th<I elotb.^^^^^^1
wife of ( ..lu'resstnati K—he replied, for serviceable street wear because of
1 asked him no mire about her. t its durability and dust-reslstin* qual-
cniH I ltneivonlv too well the story oil ities. It is found in black and dark
her misfortune, and was only too triad colors. Fancy place velvets are shown
to Hi-rn-s the horriWe details of !,c. in the combination ol colors found In
mental dethronement and con I j-alius. They will be used for sleeves
mei.t from my mind."- Kamas Cltj| Empire belts and bands to dresses of
Times.
!had by
Company, Schenectady, N. V., for U)o r
bcx, or sue boxes for {i.50.
BACK BROKEN THREE TIMES.
Philadelphia Man Lives Under IComarkabU
Circumstances.
j James Stiles, a railroad employe, is
• in tlie hospital at Philadelphia suffer-
I ing with a dislocated back. I lis home
! is at Allentown, and within three
1 months his back lias been out of joint
three times. In June he fell and was
jmpletely paralyzed until the doctors
—A modification of the decimal
system for the division of time and
angles is proposed by M. de Sarranton
in the Review Seientifiques. The hour
must be retained as the unit of time,
because it is universally accepted and
it is hopeless to try to change it.
Every hour, however, is divided intc
one hundred minutes and each minute
into one hundred seconds. The new
minutes would be thirty-six seconds
Ion?, th'ee-fift.is of the old minutes,
and the new seconds a little over one-
third as long as the present seconds.
Time would then be expressed in
decimals; thus, 8.3348 would rea l ei_rht
hours, thirty-three new minutes and
f irty-eight new seconds. For angular
measurements lie proposes dividing the hospital, threw away his crutches and
circle into two hundred and forty de- * went back to work. The other day he
grees instead of three hundred and j tumbled down his cellar
sixty, with the same subdivision into i again paralyzed with
ulu.
Hecciiam's pii.ls for constipation 10c and
25c. (i t the book (free) at vour druggist's
and go by it. Annual sales 0,000,000 boxes.
Artist—"I thought you said you were
French!" Model - On. no; I said 1 used to
be iu a French laundry.' —Sydney Bulletin.
first
—imitations after.
Remember that.
It will set you
straight on the De
LoNGPatentHook
Business Man*—"Are you a good whis-
tler. my boy!" Applicant "Yets rl daisy."
Business Man—^"Get!''—Boston Courier.
Ik solitude, where wo are least alone.—
Byron.
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Such ills as
STIFFNESS,
q and tho like,
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TheCOOWRQD & SWS5TH BUS3NESS COLLEGES
Lawrence Bus. College* Atchison Bus. College, St. Joseph Bus. University,
Lnwrfr.ee. Knn. Atchison. Kan. St Joseph. Mo.
T!,'-— iri ,..oi- rn«lT onetnonnermont. Hu** simrthnn 1 nml Typcwr". KmM.-li n«l I ••m-nrv
shlnC« urtea Prsetlcsl system of Joint Buslnesi Pnutticc be " ""* " * ',J *
for free copy of elegantly iUmtrmtcd St paire camlogu« Thui
had reduced the fracture in liis spinal | ^
column. Three weeks later he was
sent home as cured. One day he fell. - .
from a lounge r.nd his back was again j 4 >
dislocated. A month ago he left the T
one hundred minutes of oue hundred
seconds as for the hour.
Tiie doctors think
shock and again r
and is
a broken baclc.
lie may survive the
cover.
i ^ i 1 \i
STEEL
WEB
PICKET
FENCE.
-i—r
CABLE[>
FIELD
AND HOQ
FENCE.
1 li « In
In Europe a traveler is compelled tr
Spilled 130 Ton* of Molten Glasn
A costly accident occurred the other
Also CABLED POULTRY, GARDEN AND RABHIT FENCE.
We manufacture a complete line of Smooth Wire Foncin« niul punra*tee every article to te
as retstilted. Ask your dealer to show you this Fence. C AT A LOQUB FREE.
DS KALB FENCE CO.,
pay everybody connected with a train morning1 at the Marion (Ind.> fruit jar
or a railw ay station if he wants to pro- works. The bottom of a larpe tank
tect himself against annoyance. Ue ! suddenly fell out, spilling and ruining
has to fee the bagjrairemert.the porters, a mass of molten frlass weiffhin.? 1-0
the conductors, the guards and all | tons. Since the accident four strea/ns
hands, and the treatment iie receive- ' of water have been playing constantly
is governed by his generosity. In j upen the molten mass, thus preventing
Japan you arc expected to give a penny j what might have been a disastrous
to the porter who carries your luggage j fire. The factory was compelled to
from the jinrikisha to the baggage j shut down two weeks.
room, for that is his 4,pidgin." and he '
receives no pay from the railway, but i
if you offered a fee of any amount to I
any one else he would be grossly in- j
suited. The same is true of policemen. |
As an illustration, I carelessly left
notebook on the seat of n
I had traveled from Toki
ma.
j teen years or more to complete it.
How Pit furor tkr llair
The hair needs to be washed fre-
quently during these warm summer
days, and here is a dainty suggestion
to follow during tlie*drying process.
Make au old-fashioqid cap of soft siik
and line it with a thin sheet of cotton
batting which has beeu heavily
sprinkled with orris root. Put this
•cap on while tho hair is drying,
for
nf
World.
Not finite lloprir«n.
Husband (after a long tirade)—Yot
have talked for an hour about that let-
ter I forgot to mail.
Wife—I hare a rijfht to. Just think
how
"You are utterly and entirely——'
"One moment. (Jive ine credit foi
at least one thing."
"Well, what?"
"I 'rtlcJu't stall tUo slump."—X. I'
Weekly.
satin in the same way that they ar
present. There are also armure vel-
vets. small tufts of velvet being thick-
ly set on a satin ground in contrasting
colors. Corded velvets in two colors
show stripes of one color alternating
with fine satin lines of the other.
These corded velvets are often crossed
by lines of satin in quadrille effect.
1 Maided velvets, in Scotch plaids aud
other gay colors, though no longer a
novelty, will be used in early spring to
a long time afterwards a faini odur. b . hten dresses of wool.—St. Louis
orris will bo perceptible. — V \ •
Sewage of Paris.
The new sewer main of l'aris, which
crosses from Clichy to Asnieres under-
neath the Seine, was formally dedi-
cated recently. It is tho first portion
ar in which I °* an enormous enterprise which will
to Yokoha- tako uway II11 the sewage of Paris from
and did not discover my loss until ! wa^ers o. t.ic Seme. 1 he work was
the train had left for the next station. ' 1K^°« a:K' require four-
I went to the station master, who irn-
It is finding favor in England I mediately sent a telegram to the man
in charge of the train, and I found my
notebook awaiting me when 1 re-
turned to the hotel at Tokio that even*
ing afterward. I offered to pay the
station master and the telegraph ope-
rator for their trouble. They made
very polite bows and assured me that
they felt greatly honored by having an
opportunity to do me a service, but de-
clined to accept money.—Chicago Rec-
ord.
Water
—nothing but water. That's all you need
with Pearline. Don't use any soap
with it. If what we claim is true, that
Pearline is better than soap, the
soap doesn't have a chance to do
any work. It's only in the way.
Besides, some soaps might causer
trouble—and you'd lay it to
Pearline. You'll never get Pearl-
ine's very best work till you use it just
as directed on the package. Then
you'll havi the easiest, quickest, most
economical way of washing anil cleaning. 471
mil IN THK >VOI:LI>.
He public
ltreakfihAt * ere U.
At the summer luiarilinir-house tlio
rural waiter beiuls confidentially over
the shoulder of tlie breakfaster.
"Apples or berries?" he insinuates.
"Herrit-s, please."
Then be solicitously murmurs the
formula for the course of cereals, hav-
|n r been carefully taujfht in tiie liitch*
en: . t j*.
"Oatmeal, bat ;uony or serious looiti
••Judge.
An Klnetrlcal SticQnutlon.
A correspondent asks if it is not
practicable for a person to carry
enough stored electricity and use it for
the purpose of heating the body by
means of a system of electric heating
apparatus placed under the clothing?
We presume it is. A few two hundred
ampere hour cells scattered among the
pockets, connected in series, ought to
do the business. They would probably
weigh five hundred pounds or more,
and to this must bo added the weight
of heat apparatus. The latter need
not necessarily be in the form of a
street-car heater; it could be spread
out on a flat surface. It would not
look well, for instance, to carry a box-
shaped heatci across the stomach. Caio
must be taken to prevent short-cir-
cuiting. which might result in roasting
to death.—Electrical Age.
Any sarsaparilla is sarsnparilla. True. So any
tea is tea. So any flour is flour. But grades differ. CjJ
You want the best. It's so with sarsaparilla. There 5?
are grades. You want the bes*'. If you understood
sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and flour it
would be easy to determine. But you don't. How £5
should you ?
When you are going to buy a commodity cjjr
whose value, you don't know, you pick out an old
established house to trade with, and trust their cjur
experience and jcputation. Do so when buying
sarsaparilla. 5(\
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has been on the market C>J
fifty years. Your grandfather used Ayer's. It is a
reputable medicine. There arc many sarsaparillas.
But only one Ayer's. IT CURES. s|\
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LAEOS
IN THE
?Top«o Ilro*., Prop*.
the RISJNO svm
stove polish in
cakes for Rer.eral
blacking of a stove.
THE SUN PASTO
POLISH for a quick
after-dinner shine,
applied and pel-
ished with a clotl^
Canton. MaM., UJ9JL
Local and traveling. Ouodpajr. Permanent. Et-
perlenrf n tne<-«'*-'arv Apply epiiek F.stablUhed uv«f
40 years. PHUL1IX SUK&KKV CO., in 1316,u:ooi«lB«-.or.,lU.
GPU
a. n. k.—d
1575
WHEN WKlTl.Ml TO ADVKUT1HLUS 1'I.LASK
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paper.
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