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?K "Would" Abu. at Umci Hatkr.
K LOUATIONOF MlksKNaF-lfoiTICLHT
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qK' GOHoIDER. IT, MB. WEBB.
$ Mr. Powdehi.t. (he Lead of tho Knights
jsSp' of Labor, la lu town in Uio Interests of tlie
BJl' striko on (he Now York Central llailrood.
Wt, It may respectfully bo submitted to
IE' Mr. Wean's consideration ttiat when
JBv something which affects the publiu ub
mBs' directly as the results of tho strike on the
jK" Central is due to n difference of opinion
flfc. on ono liolnt, and each view 1 to due-
SS Kedly maiutalneJ by each party to the
HE dispute that arenracnt. influence nod
jK- inloroat are poworlaa to affect It, there
Jk is Boruethini,' to arbitrate.
fmi; 'JTiere could not be a caso uioro fit for
V' arbitration, for an able examination of the
Mi KroundB for the conflicting opinions and
jOs, a clear decided judgment on the wisdom
MK of ono over the other.
HP That Mr. Wzbd consents to receive Mr.
Sp PowDntLT is a chanKo for the better in
K that eeutleruan's attitude and it Is to bo
Ht hoped that in this more rational frame of
M; mind ho may percelvo tho justice and
Hj nobility of referrinc the Doint in dispute
wft to the State Board of Arbitration.
K. A DECIDED IMPBOVEMENT,
Bk A concert for the sick babies uauhold
'JB; ct tho Indian Harbor Hotel, Greenwich.
Wgt Conn. , which netted a handsome sum for
Wt, the little unfortunates, whose only friend
K is the generous stranger.
K The greatest interest was taken in the
k Tout and the children, full of activity.
lent quite u helpiuR hand to the umlcr-
Wr Inking. The vhnrmlnu women at this
JK retort are not through with their cood
B work. They improve hours which women
fW at Hummer retorts usually devote to cor.
E, sip to making clothing for the Hick
affi babici.
'K- This is good example. Instead of
K wagging their tongues they ply their
mk needles; in placo of rending to bits the
JQe xnanOe which charity holds before human
jjV weaknesses they prepare clothes for the
QE bodies of the little babies held in the bony
ftp arms of Poverty.
JK ' Iulies, yourexaniplo is more commend.
W' able than even your grarious alms. To
. such true women, honor and greeting.
Jk edwaed ballet, HEsa
iMfc "Kdwajid Baluey, engineer on a train
H tearing nlong towards the rear of a freight
IIK train directly ahead, bade the fireman
BKr look out for bit life And, with hit hand
!R clutching the throttle, he looked out fur
,ak dutv " tu fuKlDe crushed into the ca.
K boose.
nX Probably Baixev chews tobacco, drinks
He ' beer, uses bad grammar and has a smutty
Wgb'- face oftener than not. Hut he has also a
K soul that Caxltle could venerate and
He Grr.rj.LKA write an inspired ode ujiou.
RK Edwaeu bimiY, engineer, is a hero.
JK WEEKLY FATltXBT.
Rjt 1'he success of the weekly payment in
3p thit State has been proeu. The Factory
a Inspector reports thst " the law it geuer.
1H ally compiled with, and is givlug general
H aatisfaction to all concerned."
B Home few workicguieu arc still denied
j9b this justice. The corporations which ro
JB, violate the law will be prosecuted, and, it
H' is to be hoped, duly puuuhed. The
B working; folk are to be congratulated on
H& the succebs of the measures taken to
Ha; secure them a right, ami Tub Kvknimi
mm 'Wosld offers its liearty fulicitutiouH.
DK DiocraBEhat receheil a beeiuly recog.
HS. niliou from the hands of the photogruph.
H ers of America. These employers of an
iMM invention due to the Frenchman, Da.
3K avuxz, have erected a noble muuiiuient
MB in bronze to him lu the National Mubenm
Sk at Washington. Daqczkbs cannot re.
HJ ceive too (treat recognition as the wo,
H user of the modem camera whose utility
Z is so great.
VA The city of New York has actually
P downed the Hteam Ileatlnc Company!
BL Ithu gracioiuly contented not to rip up
k the pavemeuti at 1U own caprice, but
WWm oa,y iongh permit of Mr. Oileov.
i?Bj ' '! seems too beautiful to be true. The
jjjK; citizen may breathe once more freely.
H Air, Bxattu has .purchased an odome.
K ttr. This is an isgeoious little instru.
j went arraxtgsd to measure mechanically
H tU progress that u mads by some mov.
K luolJ5t. It U lurd to m what um
Mr. Beattik can have for it In his offlclsl
capacity, becauso although he is a mov.
Ing object he make no progroas what
ever. Tht seat of liU ofllce chair would
therefore measure the ground covered In
fttreet-cleanlug just n well.
A sparrow " policcuinn lias written
his title to glorv br liiipoumllng a cow
with a very crumpled horn which belongs
to Preildnil HahhHov. The tony vac.
cino wandered at largo and browwd wllh
haughty noiichnlaueo on tho noichborV
lilies anil jomiuiU. llenro her lmjxniinl.
mcut. All honor to tho fearless " spar-row."
Tho Sea Borpcnt Is Qgiiriug this ye ir as
a corpse. Happily, tho unreliability
which uttaches to nil points coiiconilng
this slmionn monster of the liarrin xos
till leaves hopo that be may yet be seen
In the full vigor of life. It Is too Imil to
send the dear old tiling to tho Morgue.
SPOTLETS.
In the Htorr of a 1 lu there iliould l much
iulnt.
What s ml,unileritci.!lnir ot tliiialtuatlon to
miKreat that thsra ahall U two "Mra. AiloM."
The wholafuu lit la Wlun tli oua sola Hn.
Aitor.
. a
llaaquea will be worn longer tlilt Autumn, lint
Ilia Conneuitra cloak will uulonxerb worn, w
bopc.
Tliarel.adoirln HoMon ik totallbreat that lis
alit aya iiwi to tha bajr luilow to tar.
1 Full niaoj a Km ot pureat ray irre no
1 he dark, uufathouirdrvctii ureau bear."
Aud ret ttierenulne are aeldom afeu. a
i'ur moat of them are ai wblrli faopla wair.
t'Alratfo foil.
m
Mr. Oowtlla haa advincoil Ilia Idea that to be
a-ood you don't have to do anything. This ll not
tlit ironaral notion.
There ourtit to h iileiity of aeroiiiniodatlon
for the O. A. It. poopla In ltoaton. hods are laid
out for them In ihelnblli' (lardau,
" Don't be aoanapplilil" aald tha bathing tlrl
lo tho young man with tho camera.
.
RometlnitB huabanda never dots on their wltaa
till they get In their dotaire.
A travelling Chlcagoau baa dlcoered aouoa
thlntriuanutkercltyaaguodaalt la lnhlauou.
Ilia townneoide want to find out who lha un
worthy wrttch is and elpel hlin.
STOLEN RHYMES.
A Summer Madley.
The frrih ainbroalal breath of Morn
laatlrnnir vine and tree,
Tbe bulla, k ith tlie eruuipled horn
Inwlmm Inirdowu Die lea
Tbe Illy flu tern on the elr.
'1 he or w'a on every hpra .
Aim! fliiti'bnIU wake a aallue tear
In tba glaM ii il Uay.
Hall, ytorioui Morn that llglita the aeaa
tt ltfi a tranalllrent Klow !
And when you hall, pray, prltbee, pleaae.
Interpolate aouie anow.
Noon treat beil on Kuiunivr'n atilnlng- aborai
Nweetldnnen aleeiel III balui.
Hie fanner by lb ha) alack anurea
Aiuld the oduruua laliu.
Tbrouirh all the hnnew.tl atllluesa atrolla
The roar ceptor'HplU.
And nnir the yearuluir nf uiy aoul'a
Aatollowa. vlx., towlt
rorJutta amirle favored traw
A drrain.eni haul Ills' rare
Tom Coll In a to at unco rrnaw
My limt lamented hair.
Ueblnd the bill the yoltleu aun
llaa like a abaligtial ant .
A nitat uf inn pie drrania la anun
Itotind Da) limn a liltne anil ttet.
Upon the winbbone of the Mjrht
A irorvroiia neeklaie lianva.
And tbrouirh the milrkly tailing llirht
X he hiuuiujr holler buinrn.
hnf I Ihruiurb the opalearent gatoa
Cornea i.tina'a pearly pmw
That'a pro'iably what a.-ltalti
My petulant bow-wowl
ll. K. It. to lili.
The Carpentor'H Woolnc
Oh, I a door ynu, darlliik' one,
I hall waya hireil our lautrhter,
And wludow )uii Intend tuirruut
'the band tny hoiea are rafter!
li'U'ro ronflf im lmairlnethat
1 ve nut elliiugb tu board yull ;
We'll liuto a ifiHiil, aiiuare uieal. for I
Can bainmer aleak aSorS IV116 i
I lie) r fatln-r yeateri!a i
'Tla plane h d have tu marry.
Oh. let tia to the Jomer'a hie,
Xor longer ihiuglo tarry.
The i ornt"0 walnir now. niy love,
'Hie iraUleaaM are rluglng;
Alatu! W hy let nio lunger pine?
I'm aanduat uheu I'm kinging-.
i Airi,gj ii
A Wny Thoy Have.
How thatlklriN the laak
To make loletoauialt
Who 11 nnfiellnglv baak
lu a b i amuro ubiulu
All a loug aflornoon
Idle you lie at her feet
Fatlug bonbuua and awi-et
Thlnva reluilng- to ainion.
You pay for her fun
And aa awret tbmmiraloro;
KUabergloie atleaateue
Aadldirallantaof ure.
You make lino might and main
All a longHutllliier da,
Then ahft'llcareleaal) nay:
"blr, we may meet again.'
ruw. HjM la MrnKfy', Htlly,
Orandfather and Child.
CHILtlt
"What are the wild waveaaarlng,
ilrandpa, the whole day lung,
That ever amid our Playing
I hear but their lid. wild aoug?"
iiRiNpraTHKa:
Oh, child. I haarnoalngtng.
Ml) but the dUttut roar
That aounda f rum the bargain couatar
Of our benefBUur'ftetore."
in ll-i i :
"So, no. It la aoiuetblug greater
That epeakatu the beartalime;
The aorda of the Waitatiiaktr
Uouuila In their inoney'tunt.'
-i.A, fa Lij4-
Ilaby.
A Utile form ao daiuty auiall,
Nil ott. mi tender, an 1 mi dear;
A Utile VOHO Mhute belllutaiall
lamuali tu a luoiher a ear.
A little pulM of ilepealu breath.
Like tie a wheneplir whliperetns
A Utile arm that lien elrai Ilea
Hed. I lirlluv nt iftra. lliilmi thin r,
Xwurnillid. Mile, up.ard.gallnireye.
All tiled wllh dent uunilrrlnve.
That, u, the klaluf liealeu allirlil l.l.l,,
,Vl u e. nuw i lu.i their duwny lida.
A tittle bead, .u.iuirtitli and white,
I art. rufcy muiiihrfiid fairi ihlu.
Andiheekaall ruuu lt.t tu tn.ikiubt,
Sate wtieriadliirlodrawatheui lu
All lu ouu tluy traine enwuie,
Aa lulit aa 1 augller, autt a I o e.
- II . rv,.. u,AA, iif m, .ana'vr.
llr. Orlawuld's Lecture.
The Hliyton Lyceum liurtau, New York
and Clik'a.'n. are riiipnvieri'il to make en.
KaBemetita for Ltotnrrr A. Jluier (irunold
ll'at ('outribiitnr , eduiir of u"j irtunj:
New prl. fur the imii'tm euii. fie haa
two lllritratt'il hum iroua lecturea, eutitleil
"Hound tho Wnrll ' uud ".e York to
aud All About 1'aria."
Women Merchtints.
Nell Nelson Tolls of a Large
Number of Women Who Make
Their Living Like a Man One
of Them Monds Tin Kettles, for
Inttance Another Buns a
Blacksmith's Shop. " Sunday
World."
Varlouu Ways of Buying,
lire. CWall.r I
Jack-I fancy Tow bought that watch ou
trial.
Hsny-l don't- I fancy he bought it on
How He Happened to Fall.
IfM Wjr, i
"tvtuktor Htanford made hit flrtt dollar
br selling horaertdub. remarked Bulvtly.
"Tbtl accouutt forray porerty." added
wbaVl!'lL, UomradJihl
THE MS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Oriental Work-Boxes that Would Sur
prise the Old-Fashioned Housewife.
Popularity of llcnrt-Shnpeil .lewrlry
lloxcs -Green for Itootn Deco
rntlona Kails nnil Knnhlous
that Inlcrrnt the Jcn-
tler Sex.
Jniifml l ANY hriilss ami other
toUlU iM-ttol ladlca Alii n
eCMejiHlAY' ciplentt of (Irlctita1
rill ""rK-lmsp". tho fur-
nHiVJ ' "'"hi"' f which la
! imroly Manlitttan.
fJ llmlkiii nnil HrlMir
ia havoliatidliKof llrfi-
WkV) tli'ti china: tlieiicmlle
"fy? V XV( bookrcptrei-iina tiny
via: ' Vi voluiue. ailvur botunl,
I flyj UV ami llicra i the nmK
LSrr l ll of folly, with a bald
unll , 'j head on which tnilnru
Wi I ' ''MA the toes of silk atock-
CaHli 'KItV iime. ThelaatsBony.
l I A jjlff li"ecr. it a liltln
jSA8 ill? silver rvlllnter to hold
ijtt R Ay' n ik)( of cotton.
Ttf VA rancraiioldfaililoiicd
QTfMrViV' hoimewlfotrjlngtoilo
" the family nuinlliiii
with tho aid of thrao noveltlcr.
Ilcart-Kliarx'd Jewelry naa ncvor nuro pop
ular. Watchca aro art lu ciyatala. line
thyata and moonatiincs; pearl hearta aurvo
as IiioocIioh; atone and metal heart fasten
hraceletH and tircklacee, and a pair of hearta
with an arrow )ih rclnir them la a ilcaiirn that
lattlillmis women aolrct for lialr ornimeiita
and pocta for tall.plecun.
There la tint a button on modern drcaa.
Ucaiity la hooked.
Htruclural atnl deenratito forma, audi aa
aro found in Mourlli and C'ultlu archltcv
ttiro, aro worked out in iiciuh. A brooch
haa for Its center a large cmcrnld : tliu next
larse forma ntn iliainotiila; omcralila and
diamonds alternate at the point of Inter,
auction and In the terntiiitU. Tho r fleet in
not only rich, but tlmre It a calm liirinonj
of proportion that is very aatiafylnv to tho
eye.
A bit of green gives a room heart, without
which It it merely a placo of atoraue.
Latanla llorbonlca Uotioot the botuf the
palm family foi parlor or u'ri'uiiliouo cuU
ture. It haa broad, dark-green foliauo
divided irregularly on tho tdge of the
loaf, but, uiillkii moat varietieH of the palm,
noliil lu the coutre. TholcavcH are cry per
aiateut, olton remaining in good condition
foryeara. Aflveor aix.year-old plant, will,
or, at leaat ought to, haioadoou or more
large leaves, on atema a foot or a foot ami a
half lu length. It la not a tall grower. It
broailma out rather than reaches up. This,
ttko all othera of ita family, rcuulrea a dt-op
not or tub, aa itia fondof nendinu itaatrotig
lootadnmi, rather than out. (live it a rich
noil, well-drained, plenty ofwator and par
tial ahadc. llamiru tokcipits follagocloau
by fieiiioiit applications of water.
Hero 1h a vorr satlafaclory recipe for
apoiiKecako: One cupful of augar, twoegira,
one-half cupful of cold water, ouo pint of
Hour anil ono teaapoon fill of baking powder.
Uoat tlm yolk of ongn ami augar to acruam,
add the llour in which ia the baking-powder
and water, lastly the whltoaof thoegga.
To niako potato piltr take two cups of
mantled potato ithat haa been nut through u
aicvi; eoanouwltli aalt aul pepper; atlr in
tno ttbleapooufula of butter, beat to a
cream, add two well-beaten egga aud ono
L'lipnf cream, l'our lntoabaking-dlaii and
bako In a hot oven.
A complete llatof tho rlultauV nivea altowa
that he has live fllnt-ilaia wivea, tiillitr;
tweuly.four aecond-claaa or murcaiiatiu
wIvlh; and aome two hundred aud tlfty
third-claas paitners, varluuily deacribeil aa
"faoriti's" ami "alavo," Tho caro and
attendance of tho fennlu uatabllihmouta
no. ulre tho aorvlcoa ol il.UOO poraona. who
arc the only people in Turkey who receive
their full pay with reuuhrity.
Mra. M. Ldlth llowcutt, of Now Urltaus,
probably owua iuoik real cta:u than uuy
other Kouthcrn woman, bhe haa lu her
own right oer fifty tliounaml acrca of se
lected timber landt in Louisiana and Mlaaia
aippl, and It atill buying.
Whit indiiatry ia not nowadayi open to
woman? Portugal has a female bull tighter.
Her llaiuo ia Clotllile Mejatrik. Hlie haa
practiacd for hull tltr tiling only aiuce laat
April 1, yet ia wonderfully expert in the
arena. At her debut iu Oporto ehe killed
two bulla, ainlancek later in Lilbou she
killed tno more,
Felix, in turning out F.inma Abbott's now
wardrobe, invented and named a collar for
her. It u au extravagant Mudicl, of atift
velvet, embruideroil anil boulered with
natiiih feather,; being high Mioucli bad;
and front to cover the decollete neck and
ahnuldera, it reachea sboto the lira aud
thua piotceta the head and face.
Fell tailor halt and three ties of ribbon for i
full .loaves the material drawn out in putla
botneeu, are lato idcaa.
Few draperna are cooler looking thau
cauvt curtaiua triuimed with ouo in. union
of terdion laie, auotlnr of drann cativaa
wink, and a deep bonier of torchon lace. I
Hut llio no pica ultra of trt ami cuolncaa 1
the bultilii; clrt'h iMirliere. It haa a border '
of painted film, anil a lentrepiovof a iar
illlilero of trailing vinn. 'IhoclUctof thia
diapliaiioucurtaiii. at a ill, Unit, it that of
au lnti'riuiuabli lUta bordtrcd uitliwood.
land loliage, with tho anomaly nf a lawn
taau in tho tuln-cu-situc.
II I. pre lictcj that tlieleoo-,kirlel gown
will ili.ap-nar mm the Aiiluiuu fuliago aud
that It will bo n placed bj the co.tuine four- j
uau, which ia fat eticroai'hiiis upou ihoao I
with llouiug draeriea aud kntjil akirta.
The fourrcau toilet houM luould the llcure
at perfectly utahuedo gleic.aiid are abom
inationa If not fi.lnoueJ by the deft linger
of allrat-cUtaccatuiuer; tho vnrvea of tho
figure must be outlined to a nicety, and a
plait or aoaui which doetuut fall lit jutt the
right place will ruin the whole effect of au
otherwite bandaome trown.
In high iliuiu circUa atlad it ttrved on
Individual cretUut-ahaued plates of blue,
ruby or amber glass that, ell at A'.Madozen.
Tbue wordi of wisdom come from Mra,
Em mi P. Kwiug, the lecturer ou cookery:
" It ttenissutaiy matter to cook potatoes; !
but bow inauy are cooked aa they tbonld be t
Lord Bcacomficld wit right when be tatd
that t cub of coffee was the inoat diliclout
bottht yartft Ursraatla Us werlJ, and I'
I really believe that not one penon In ten
thouaand can make tout properly, Cooka,
at a rule, don't know what food lo pelect or
how to handle it, and until they learn the
effect of hot and cold water in making coffee,
the regulation of temperature, the making
of dough, and an on, dyspepala will con.
tlnue a fttliionable iliieate and tho kitchen
will make Invalids iuitrau of healthy per.
aona. "
llore is a nice little licipo liom the Chicago
'ol
Ju.ta litlln lemon,
.Itllt a little lie,
Junta little augar.
.lint toinakolt nice,
Jutt a little rlnily nook,
.lint to ait and draw
Ju.t a little comfort through
J mt a littlo.liaw.
A real child of Hie leginicnt was gimltt
alml Inat inotilli from llio Aloxan lcr-Vnt li n
Inatltntii lu Wnraaw, llur itatnc In Mane
Kikaliolm, nnil mIio H iu.t sixteen luarn old.
Ill tho laat 'lilt klah war alic waa p.cki'd Up
liom the rtiltiH of a biiittpil and ilo-nrlrd
town Ii) the Colonel or a Ititaaian Orrnadicr
lUgliiHitt. 'I lie inemlira of the regiment
volt ii. aa anon n Kiev went Into camp, to
aiipport and educate thu littlo 'JitrklBli girl
at llioir cxtH'tiac. '1 In y i oitti ibuteil enough
inntiey imiiiiillatdy In eit tlnlr plan in
iipi ration, and liavuioiitiiiitul ever iiincn lo
buy their nan) nil she wished. l'io weeka
aco tlicy decided tu uiw her a IiuiiiIhdiiic
ilnwiy when the Nhnuld bo tiadyto main.
Jlarlo haa a beautiful nul face ami a kicii
mind. It la expicted that alio will uet her
liuaband liom tliu lugimeiit which nduptedi
her.
At a aalc, hold recently in Lunilon, nover.il
remarkably biautlful old Clilnoan va-cn and
eggahell platca, eayt tho Louilnu Tlnvt,
were sold at Very high price. An eggahell
poicelaln pltto, having tho back enamelled
with thu beautiful ruby color ami tliu centre
painted with llgitrra, border of lilao ami
til no ticlliH, told for '" IH, and the com
panion plato for x'TH l,a. ; a porcelain van,
from tho Hummer l'alaco at I'ikin.wltli foil.
ugo and llnwirs on pink ground enuiavcd,
about Ultcon iuclica high, il-il; nn old
NauLin vaao with fluurcH ami clouda, lit
colois and white, ou lmnilorcd.bluo groutid,
x'lK.-; a pair of old Chinese porcelain Jara
aud covers, with meilallionn of llnweia in
brilliant colors ou whlto witli dark blue bor
dora pouclllcd with gold, tho covers having
figures of kyllits ou puloatala of carved
and gilt flgurci of two boy, tho vanes
about a a inches high, XH.Mi 10.; uuotliir
talr similar, but the eovoia having the
Wine gilt, X4IIO Ida.; a set of three fine
old Nankin viihch and a pair of binkcra,
painted with lndio. buildings, foliage. Ac,
In bltto on whito groutid. Ill Inches liigh,
'J4 1 Ills. n. tia.lr nf ulnlnilar oiHtema
painted with llguro of matidarin nni' at
trndauta in a palace, and ladlea at their
toilet ou white, tho lualdo painted with liih
and plants lu red and gold, all inches diam
eter, lfi inchea high, A'."!l."i 10s.; a jar aud
cowt of old Japan porcelain, with shaped
medallions of river accue. figure and
tluwers in nark blue borders and gold. '-.'74
Inches high, from tlieMarquiaof Aborcorn'a
collection, Iluntly Priory, XHOj a pair of
beakers, of old Japan, painted with birds
and tloncra Iu red, blue and gold, 24 iuchei
high. jC1"0.
Almost every women has a gem that tho
worships at a aort of amulet.
Mine. Tltleus, tho famous prima donna,
had a stroug superstition regarding tho
turqi'olao. Mho believed that it iraa to hers
tallainanio atouo and brought aucccss iu her
undertakings, rilionoier was without one.
While alio waa In Mt. l'etorsbiirK.early in lu r
career, alio was presented with a turiiiuiin:
bioiieli by the ( Var. Hhe retarded that ape
ctul stone with ubnliito vetioratiou, audalir
never emajed u now operatic role that alio
did uotweurlt. If itillduot hurmoui.iouith
her coatiimu alio unuhlwiarit out of sight
on her undergarment, but there wai no
power that would induce her to go ou the
alago without it. Mho would disappoint a
publio aooiier than brato failute by the ab.
auiico of hi r tullmuah.
Mine. llinleiHtlorf had the same super,
atiilou to fully as great a degree, and ho
worn an annnmlet n bracelot act with tur
iltioUe that never left hor urm day or niulit.
'1 tint btacclit and a stpphtro ring were her
two talismans for good.
(Irace Oliver, the aklltul blogratihor of
Maria Kducworth aud Mrs. ll.irbaulil. la a
liner uf thu amethyat, ami alio haa recently
had two bioochea setctactly alike, one for
her.elf. the other for her friend. Maud
llauk. the talented and artistic daughter of
Gen. N. P. Uauka,
This iutereatlng ttoryit printed In London
Truth: We thou went with LilUto nave her
new travilliug dreaa tried on, a very nice
composition lu gray cioiKin and iltycr braid,
with a sweet little coat to match, lined with
tartan tilk. Tho lit proving tatiafactory,
Lilla aaid the would tako the gown home
with her iu her carriage and atked for the
bill. "Had term. I know. " be aaid to mo
when the propnetreit of the establishment
left the room to have tho account made out;
"but 1 alwty pay at once for a gown tint
really tits. It acta like a charm, Madge,
tor tho. e that don't lit, or that 1'vo halt
lot of trouble in trying ou, I never pay
nuder six uiomha: in bad caaes, a jear."
When the beautifully dreased modiste
rame back, alio said: " l)n you
wish to pay now, Madam:" "Yes,"
said I. ilia, " became tho gown tlta ao
well. Ami remember. Mine. Hash, that
I always pay at once in.uch cases," "Oh,"
said Madame, " I wish even body wete like
uu. I cant got any of my accounts paid,
ladies do tint realize what our position is
witli regard to readv money. We have to
pay our wotkgirla etery week and monthly
salailestu our titters. 1 give mypreuiuro
i'MOl) a mr, and pay fur her board aud
lodging an I hor wine. The firm frum
which e vet our expcnsio materials and
in.tly tmbroiiluriea only give u, a mouth's
rredit. 'Ihe landlord expects Lis nut to le
punctually paid, l'his liuatia n constant
flow outward of money, aud there is
hjrdly any coming m." 'liars stood
iu tho poor uiimau's cjc, and she
luoktil pale, haggard and worn-out. "Hut
why don't )ou dun these amiie.i;' a, kid
I.i. la. iu hi r sharp, abrupt way. "Iflihd,
Madam, they would never coma to ma
again, 'lliey do Uet like belli.' asked ta
ui." She looked so uiiacrable aa sliest id
this that I felt mute sorry for hir aud asked
if shu was golusr out of town to have a lileo
rest after the faticuing season. "1 raunot,"
Madam, the said. ' unless tome of my
lidiet pay me. I hate never hadsobiuya
tiason and havo noier before made uo tuih
a number of expemiio drosses. That is why
lam ao very hard up." "Aud when will
you get paid?" asked I.illa. "Home will pay
in ttx mouths, others in a year, but many of
my customers never think of ptying ante
count until it hat beta owing to years, at
least. '
Marie Louise, a twentieth century phil.
o-oniicr, iu a plea for absolute freedom, lias
this to tsy sgaluat the coercion of the grow,
log child t " All atttmpta to use force on a
child art detrimental to its future welfare.
The child hat a natural risht to expand and
dtvelop pbyaicaliy ana mentally to its at.
oit capacity. Iliitraiut dwijfj felt as.
tlvlty and natural unfoljmfnt. Let the
little one bloom under the vivifying tun of
absolute freedom. Let him grow tollrong
and perfect manhood. He will run to his
j destruction, youtay? Oh, not never tear.
F.xperltnce will land him taftty on the solid
ground of natural philosophy, and lit will
' do whatever la beat for hit liippiucaM and
tho happiness of all around him. The child
is born with a geiod and righteous httrl.tlie
Kilt of our common mother nature. Kin
eiitus Ida mind only through torccful and
coorrlio pressure. Do notcucicn tliochlld!
Look at tlif painful and ll'iihed little facn
which )our stern bidding Imcloinledl l'ccl
the thrnhbillgof hi little lip.1l t, ecu ling to
Ills Inaill tlm blood of lclellmii and hatn!
Hec tliobiiriiini ctirosniiiu iu hi tyra. In
which jutt now loie, rem. and bate struggle
for mastery ! l'(Ult in your cruel and
guilty tmrposo nf riiibiug li.n btnynnt
pil ll, niul tho child inii-t ilic morally. Co.
etcion ismoial ilootli. Lxpcriciico ilemoii-
,slrntes that Into alntn1 I liotiiluclvo to
lniinin hnppini'rs, ntnl into ilnills lu tho
nbodu uf abnoliito libel t). "
"LA FILLE DE MME. ANCOT."
Tlimniighly L'ailnoesipie it tho roilvnl of
1 I erne i'i lltppaiit and atill i rilant entire
Optra. "La t'lllo do .Mine. Atiwot," now to
beaertiainldMr.lliiilnlpli Aiuu-iin'sJI'iorisli
dccorntlotis. It 1,11s the oo with color; it
floods tlm iar with caiefully icliiaratd hnr
monies, and it is ptencnted Just us all the
one ins at till hoii-c nte presi lite I.
" l.a lilli, do Mini-. Atijot," bo funny in
I " i elicit mid Bllnrilittg an many opportuni
ties tu it leading spirit, Clnliuttc. Is in
Kimluh tanldaud coloi'lc. lu the hand
or Mr. Aionson'a neupleil la llabbyand nt
times nniutolligihle. 'llio vitality that is
It pritHpil charm iu tho orluinul i utterly
lacking at prraint. Tho "eiticln' sing
well and aro pletiitosqucly tltlred, but thoy
aro at lively and entertaining usuittors.
They run in ami nut automatically; thoy
move their heads atnl their lip to order,
and they smile at a signal from the stage
manager. In fact, they am ton dutiful,
probably because thoy don't knou how to bo
anything else.
It must, however, bo confesaod that Miss
Marie llaltoii's Clarietto i a very criditnblo
piece of work. Worn the protein revival
hccii in I'ari. Mis llaltoii's Clnnetto and
MtaaCamilloD'Arvlllo's Mile. Lango would
bo tho nuly features of the performance
that the Parisians would cult uuileistauil.
Yet Mlaa llaltnu might ludtiluo in mom
n6iiiiilu'i with MiccesH. Hir Cliuicttc is not
to hocoiiipaied dramatically with that of
A I line, of llien, or of Jntntiu Oraniur,
though alio hIiich the rolo extremely well.
Tin tliuiiHanil pities ought to be aroused by i
thu fact that MIsh llaltnu I ao acif-con-scinus,
and on such completely good terms
with hersolf. This ninis hern orb and Is the
black sped; upon tho best thing that alio liai
yet done.
Misa Camillo D'Arvillo is sufliclcntly
statuesque as Mile, l.auge, and her olce I
very plossim,'. though 111 tho Intiodilced
"one; "lie i litis tho risk of straining It, while
os far as tho cong is concerned, tho ginio is
certnlnly not worth the caudle, Mis
D'Arvlllei a clever actress, and was par
tieulaily acceptable lu the quarrel aoug.
I'rotlcrie Holomonhns chained uplilsllery,
untamed humor, and his I.arhaudlere is
calm, beuetlcent and a great improumeitt
over his usual MTorta. Miss Era Davt:pui t
is better dramatically than vocally, and hor
bo nu iu tho llrat act is well sctod. Henry
llallain's Ango l'iton is not pxhilaratiug.
A i. in Dale.
FUNINTHEALPsT
Tourists Gain Full Half an Hour by
8Imply Sliding.
Mountain. climbing has ils diversions ns
well ns its torrors nuil excitcmuutH. Vic
tor Tlthot, iu An i-uiHsr Jnamnur, dov
eribciau nmusiugoxperlciico in Swltzor
liiuil whilu ilt'.scuiidiiii; thu Pic Luuguurel;
Tho dobccut was nrcoiuulishcd in nu
hour. Hwasaiiteiwtirepnrly.il fete. I
found rnyxolf with iv uuy party of Auatrinu
tourialH, with whom 1 bpeedily betauio
iiciunintcil.
Arriving at tho top of a great decllvitv
of froeu miow. the guiilc stopped mid
linked, aildressiiig hluibelf to tho Indies:
' Should you like to nuiubo yotirselvos
a littlo"
' SYc should not bo Vicuneso if we ro
fiihcil, Yox, lot usnmiiseourbolvcs, Tho
bunw is so delighlf'il."
Impatient uud curious they quickly
grouped thonisehCH ubout tho guide.
' Wtll, we will descend this beuuliful,
snowy s oio iu a few minutes without tho
smallest danger. It is culy uoceasary
that the Indus should huve courage.
" '1 lus is how uo proceed. Kucli gentle
man must scut hnusolf uud take a lady bo
liiml bttn. holdim? her llritilv bv tlin
uiiklen. At mr signal you must nil let
voursehos slide ilnwn. It is not uillicult
ami we shall ;:.iin half an hour."
This mniiuer of ileHcuuding, niticli usoil
iu the AIb. wai new to the ludies unit
Mocmed to them both droll and original.
Luch of us seated oursehes on au over
coat folded in four, uud tho ladies ou their
shawls, which nero drawn oter their
knots.
At tho word of command we set off.
drugging our comp.mious, luughinz and
uttering little shrieks, borne ankwurd
couples ciiino to grief, but uot seriously,
uud tho udveuturo terminated without
tut ther incident.
At Hie foot of tho slope the travellers, n
little glibly trom tho headlong journey,
roe, pnwilered With snow, aud shook
theiiibches liku water-dogs which had jubt
crossed u river.
HE'S A KtlOWINC ANIMAL
A Dog Gooa to a San Francisco Hos
pital for Treatmont.
The surgeons nt tho receiving hospital
havo to iliul with many peculiar patients,
but until jebttrday they had uever been
ealled tipuu touunibtcr totho needs of a
iniiiilcr of the liiuiuo family, says the
rial! I'luucucu Vhrunu'lr.
Au hour ur so bi lure noon u lmuilsoitio
settvrdog iiiliio luupiUg up to the li.n.
pttal do ir nun askeil us will as uuy ilog
eon d be txptcttd to oak to lime an in
jured fool uiuudid lo. The jeiiied vus
ma le in iteuua .1 Uinei, ntil thu lUjured
font uushebi mi towards tho ustouialicd
iloe. ers in the tuoat biipplirutiug i.uuuc-r.
Malreu huir was about to bid tho
canine intruder begopc, ibtn Dr. Wolf
liinrfertil and invit.d tho ttrunge patient
to cult r lie accepted tlieinvitHtien with
nlacrily aud. without a mouient's hesita
tion, mounted Dm onerutiug-tuble uud
stuck out tho injured foot iu the taii.e
luunner as U'fore.
m eiatiiiuation it was found that the
poor auiuiol bad stepped ou apiecout
a harp gluss, whioh still remained im
bedded iu his foot. Ihe surgeon hosi
tnttd fur u moment, as though debating
the question of ndmiuisteriug an
auaetbttio to the iatieut, uud then sud
denly ateiuiug to make up his mind, he
grasped the eiteuded paw firmly hut
geutlv, reached for a surgical instrument,
uudiUKjifly had drawn the foreign sub
auuee from the foot.
The dog gate a howl of pain at the
fllass was drawn forth, but u moment
ater began lapping Ihe lmids of the sur
geon, IhaukiLg him aa plain as plain
could bo for the aerticea which he had
just rendered him.
Ilr. H olf then applied sn ointment to
the wound, wrapped the foot in abandago,
and dismissed the lvatttnt, who hobbled
away on three feet, with many bark of
gratitude tved ttaalLful vtd ot lilt thagg-y
tail.
'GIVE them life.
j .-
Help the Hin Slc'i Infants of the
Great Metropolis.
i Evory Dollar Brlnrj3 Joy to Somo
Poor Fain I y.
' Newport Will Ulnm for tho Sick
Ji.tbcs To-Night,
TEE SUB8CKIPT10M3.
PrtrlonalyaeknowleJtad J.I.HOI.S'?
Kiiiri.voo I rs r , a.' 0
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I'M?) ami lo'iimy , u till
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'ItiaM. Ululi '-'SU
Anothor Tnrrytown Fair.
Tit I). 'tit nr
Iiii'lnso Iplcaso fltiilt'l, the receipts of a
chllds' fair held ntTnrr.vtown lirtlnee little
iilrls - l)i. lie I'etora, Tessle Lomioly and
.Not ah Counoly.
Flnod ThemBslvos for Using Slang,
r.i n r.utor
IhiH coiilrilmtionof 01 cents for the llaby
Fund 1 the result of suppressing tlang in
this olllcc.
lUsuLoiEEH or i. .Mn.i.ru & Hon,
141) Chambers strict.
Brill Bros. Onco Moro.
Tothr T.il.ir
Inclosed llud ta. UO, being the contents of
globes of both our stores in the pat week,
HlllLbltllo.,
43 Cortlandt street and 31 1 Sixth avenue.
Baby Scott's Gift.
Tollf r.ttlar
On his third birthday, little Johnny Scott,
of Tompklnsville, H. I., wishing to make
aotiio little one a happy a himself, scuJs
11 fly cent to tho fund for sick bibles.
Hoping that thoatnall amount niay help to
relieve dlstres. atnl send a ray of happiness
tu tho heart nf tome littlo one who may be
lestorcd to health aud havo occasion to le
Joico and be glad. Jack Scott,
Fair In Orange.
Tu l AMlor
Inclosed yon will llud a postal order for
the sum of $8.4 0, the proceeds of a fair
given at 13 Lincoln street. Last Orange, for
the boneilt of Tur. Eveninii Would Hick
llshles' Fund. The leader of this fair were
John L. Taylor. Edwin 11. L'ondit, Harry
Coiulit. (lioreo Olcott. Km 11 Olcott. Charles
II. Taylor, Harrr MacDounuch, Chanlng
Miller. Uichard Condit, M. Ward and b.
Ward.
Wishing you success iu your efforts.
Joun E. Tavi.ob.
Moro from Rldgowood.
Tottt Killlvr
Inclosed find ta which please add to the
amount alriady sent you from the Child
rens' Fair, held ut Itidgowood.N.J.. Aug. U,
for the Sick Ilaby Fund, making tho total
amount S40.no.
MiasJENNin ZinmsKiE,
Miaa Mauciif. TKttiiUNr,
Miss IIaciiei. llr.ssioND,
311ns I.AU11A Taft.
Mlvs Edith Omswold.
UlaaterJoiiN O. ZadiuskIe,
Master Fuank Parkb.
AT NEWPORT TO-HIGHT.
Society Lenders Preparing for the
Monster EntorCnlnmenr,
larrrui. to ths avuNiKowonr.nl
XcwroiiT, Aug. 111. Tho entertainment
to ho given at the Casino this evening for
Tin: Kvi.nimi Woum's BIck Ilaby J'nml
promisea to bo a notable one, and will ho
materially different In the items composing
the programme to those that havo preceded
it.
In addition to tho clixrmiug comedietta
"Man Proooses." In which Miss Margucr
rite St, John contributes one of tho most
delightful items of thu programme. Harry
Brown Turoin, tho favorlto baritone, who
hat been appearing at the various aocial
gather ugs iu Newport, will give a ecene
from "Faust" aud ting "Our World."ly
Van Lepneo.
Aloxauder Lambert will play two solos on
I Chlckeriug v Sous' grand piano, wlilcli they
II have sent down expressly from New York
for the occas'on. T ,
Miss ltossmoud Hudson will givo some
vocal Imitations of the cornet, and. Flora
C'llthorow the potion scene from ltomeo
Clarence' Holt will recite "The Ilretiii of
F.usstio Aram,"andiltlier Iluen Dlncciul.
the Auatraltaii jiriina donna, will sing, or
Jessie Olllvler Pi-eley, with A. f. 1 eeley,
will bo heard In recilattoua. both of wlif..n
hao hitlierto appeared at all llio benoflts
given by Miss Ht. John and tlcorgu M.
VxaU Mullaly's orchestra will also con.
tilhute various selections. The attendance
will bo tepresented by many of the Four
Hundred. , , , , . , ,,, .
Muoug the diatinculahed families who
havo promised their support may be men.
tionoil Mrs.t'orie!in Naiiderbilt. . h.
Vatiderbilt, Fred tsiiilerbilt. Mrs. Caroline
Astor, Mr.Y. C. Wliillicy. Mrs. Ugdeii Mills.
Ocn. Wotuiorc. Mr. J. 11. dlorest. Mr.viti
Ale i. Sir. 11. L Brook. Ward McAlllter.
Col. Fearing. I. H. .Haling. I'ror, l.ibhs,
.1. T, ripeiicer. 5lra. Maniuand. Dr. Arnold,
Mr.J.N.A.elriswold,Mrs.lseliu,MlssJoiics
aud othurr.
Michael's Day Off.
l'rui'ufA-l
Miss Mid.lerbrook-Look here, Violet,
Yiolet-Whatisitt
Jllss Mldderbrook-Hverything else fits
I beautifully! but how in the world to get hit
1 hitd through this triangemeut, 1 dout
know.
Summer Weakness
Is quickly overcome by tho toning, reviving sad
I leod purifying qualities of liood't tiaraaparllla.
This pouultr meSiclae drives on that tired Itel
leg and cures sick headubs, dysKisla, scrofula
aud all humors. Thousand testify that lloed 8
esnupaiilla "makes tht weak strong."
"My wholsaystsm seemed to be entirely rou
down, xny ambttlou was irooe. Lad pains lnoiy
tack slid a Iscllngof lassitude which I louiil&ot
tlirow off. Iwas tieatait uuauccesslully lorkid.
asr troubles. I aeWrait&4 to try Hood's Barsa
latills. bsfore tbs first botUt was taken lean
candidly say I waarcllsvtsl. I Lav used lb
fuadulne off and on tier aiaca and rscomusod
tlor klansyand allllisrcoinpUlaU." Mas. w.
U. braiso, WJ7 AlUatLj avs., SrwUyo, M.Y,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Soli by all 4rut-sULa. til all for ti. Jrtputd
Hly ty C. L BOOS CO., Lowall. Uaas,
tUO OOaS4 ONB UOUjUA
HISTORIC UMBRELLAS.
What Interesting Story Can Yoa Tell
Abut lows?
Has It Prcvorl a Frlaml or Foo
at AnyTlmo ?
Send tlin Tulo to "Tlio llrciiliig
Wot Id's" New Contest,
If your lost ttmliiclla Ins heen rtenvorod
In a singular manner; if It has been last lu
any iccullnr naj; IT It his llntirnl In any
strsngecasn; it It ha turn linlicd tilnlcr
intetcstiiig rireiiinstanccs, or If It has boon
"borrowed" while vonr atletttloii wa
directed to snnieotlipr polntof tlteconipass,
send In your exp"riciico lo TttK llu.stvti
Wont.t), and try to win the gold ilotiblo
ongle ofTeiod ns a pri7e for tho most in
teresting story lu which an mnbrclli, old or
new, valunbleo" cheap, Imrrowol oritolon,
rlgtiresa the object of Intoieat.
I'mhrclln have often inured true as tried
friends. They hnve accompanied tltoir
ownotsln tups lo foreign lauds, survived
accidents by llood anil Held, lmvesaied and
ilesttojeil lies and ln vaiioits ways en
dcarcdtliomaehes to their ou tiers,
j Pet hap i some otto who has borrowed your
umbrella and firaottett lo return it limy
sen jour pathetic recital or its loss, and
hooding a smiting coimc.cticc. return It.
Any tarn that iose,ci Interest regard
ing a pranibiilotliiB roof mar bo tent in for j
publication, whether pathetic, humorous or
sentimental.
In older to stlinulalo lutcrost, a gold
donble eagle will ho glvon lo the pcrott who
can tell thu brightest nnccdnto lu which an
umbrella llgurcs as the piimo mover.
Those cnti ring this content must comply
with the following regulations:
.ittna mutt uot be mure than S00 tcorttn
lout).
Thry tu tijil l critteix on one lill or tht
The writer' mimr atnl ntlitrrss mu.it ic
coiiimnr ei(7i fr'f-v. tiol tur jmolicufan,
butsur Mentliha'loii.
rMtrrn mun W tuutritsed to Umbrella
JCatiur, '. o. ;,, a.nr.t.
1 giM auntie tagle fctll be often for the
bett ttorv.
HIS BABY FRIENDS.
How a Chicago Club Man Misses His
Child Anjoclates.
"Every day as I cotno downtown."
Raid a bachelor club ui.it) to n Chienso
lleraU reporter, " tbeio Is a certain tloor
yard I look iuto, or rather used to I
don't now. The two prettiest children I
evermw in my life. I think, lived (bore.
"Littlo thing? tOey were. Ororgie was
about four years old-fat, pudgy Httlo
rascal ho wn. Margery wns just a stop
higher than ho. It was funny to too tho
motherly ways fho had.
"I used to 6eo thorn playing keep house,
and it wna always Margery who would
p'tond' sho was tho mamma. Well, sir,
it used to do my bachelor heart good to
soo them. I remember how I learnod
their naiuos. It wns just as I was passing
by when tho front door ojicned aud a
sweet. faced womau called out:
"Georgio ! Margery .' conio in now nnd
lot nnumin. fix you up and we'll go visit
gruuilmn."
" In ii minute. Dis nssoon's wodit iss
pie fixed. "
"Woil.it got 60 thnttl.ey came to know
mo, aud they used to striko mo fur
cignrelto pictures rcgn'arly. I used to
look forward to mcotiug them overy day.
Maybo you know how hungry a mun
gets for u little of thu simplicity of child
life now unit iigain.
"It was just ubout tho latter part of
April I was called uwnv lo lie gimo two
weeks. If you renumber, tho iltphtho
riu win raging then, uud many n 'little
white heurso went glimmering by.'
"Tlio tirst day nfter I returned you
may be sure I looked at lite eottn;:e whero
I hud so often foeti the little children
playing. It was silent now. The blinds
worn closed. Thoro wns none of tho
ringing laughter ami nnlndr shouting:
" ' Hit oil ; de turs is 'topped.' My baby
friends were gone. "
" Head ?" asked somebody, breaking
the hush.
"No; mov cd aw ay. "
An Exception.
trom Chttttr.)
First Senator-Harrison takes everything
that is offered to him.
Kecotul I)itto-01i. yon wrong him,
bir.tSenatnr-H pat hasevor betu offered
to him that lie didn't take
Second Ditto-Advice.
Unity.
irrom dll Mi, J
"Come. come, don't be a fool, my dear,'
aaid the husband, during a domestic breeze.
"Didn't marriage make you and me one;"
atked tho wife.
"Of course It did."
"How cun lhelp being a fool, then;"
A Surgical Operation.
tVo, .'iirt.l.
Tretty Cousin-Your friend. Dr. Lancet,
passed me downtown to-day without even a
bow,
HeOh, well, you know bo's awfully ah.
Kent-minded. He's o completely devoted to
hi surgieal practice.
Pietiv Coiislii-llut that'a no reason why
he alwulil cut ire I
Tie Sponge is Mightier
than the Brush.
riirtiiw awavtiik hum: linrMU
an4r.KuBeiiii, ar.J nater.vti U will itu loot
WolffsliGIEBIacking
Tbsworarn hnovr u oud thing tail will
ku.v A, and thto m& oubt lo,
Adi (a Drug, fun nail Iw rn.l.A(iij Storujal
it -Kil tf
wlllStaln Old & New Furniture ?'rifal.
wlllStalnC attand Chlnaware at tin
will S'aln Tinware tami
will Stain your Old Baskets .
will Stain Baby's Coach and
pIK-BON
VQLXg aUATOOUH, UUiltliU.
2js,
HE'S LIKE A NEW MAN AGAIN.
int. i.tttox nr.scitmr.s jiowca
TAttltU AVVl.VTV.li UXM.
Then llnlett the llrjmrter Hint VuH,r
the Trintmrniof ltr, htntrnnd Cnyie.
land tlie Sttn),loinn natti Way t)l
hy One, and lie letlt (Iwttjtiljortt,,
Jteoill,
William J. bemnn. amlddl.vs,lman, etnptotM
ill tlm llrmraan NlntSf.. Wanhottsa, Hreilli
lolrt the wntsr tbo tolloslng Intereillnc awry, i";
u
i cw
fMMmm
Wll.I.IAM J. I.I MOV. -l.-.o IUI.TOS ST
IIKDIIM.VN
ii'.'.'1 V" """ ' ciiv.t bad ciiM. which I,,.
Iin no.! illMsuatina m .lisi-asM. eatar rh 2
lluiit.l, ketri,ttti gmwingwnrsi "ntl'll...
II Miell n . n , als?t I eoltlil l,c st.e,, ,,,.""
llitliliioriilnga I iliiln'l f,.P twiiil. 'jiVbMiV,
Min.I,..il Mil,, a, nrn , (.j ,'.' in '
iiiimiiIi .Mrleethaml lungim ware iovtisT J?iK
.ill"etl.,i,l,ll,.k, .l,i. " had 1 aPP"tl7. l',,r
t ir kr":1, i "W"' tf"" aatimuBi. i nmi i55n "i!.!;i
lllit.i-k fly n.-ad aelimriearfullr at lfi..
..tlii.. Iliprewas a innstaiit ilrimnlnarorinnr,!
I li k niti. tn, ll.rnal 1 his kept In. afwaiy. hakh?i
i;::f,,!.:iunlfo&jrs!y-bS
"I read nt lira. Illalr and l.'opetanil and thai.. .
naswIlhessMllkninlne I con.ult'il then ,".5
imnil their rlnrsrra ;arj low. inrtiwd AtrMSi.2
Mr. Lemon resides at VrS Cllltntist.. llrooUrn
wheru he ms, be found and ihl. atalamint vsrta.1'
DOCTORS
BLAIR & COPELAND,
A.'W VOIIK IU'l'ICESt '
IH! T.TII AVK..XKAH 14TH 8T.t
147 WEST42D ST NEAR BROADWAY;
nilOOKhVX ttrilOB:
141) I'lKKKKPONTST.,
where the, treat wlllnuccessallcurabtacasat,
Siirrjalllm -Catarrh ami sll disoasssof tha Prv
Iar. Throat anil I.un. Chrinle Pl..s. 7Ji
dre. all nisi loPg .-.time.. New York Olir
II you lie lr awajr write for Hrinplona MhVat,
1,0ll'e.Honra-tHol.;iiiA M ,1 ti4 l'.At!t,o
I'. M. : Munilsi.!! lu l.:io A. i . and 1 to 4 i V
Sl'CCESS IX KEEPING A B0.WG-E0DSL
CHAPTER IV.
If you follow tho ndvico provi
ouhIj' given in this series and
possess liict, good judgmeiit and a
fair niiioiutt of buHinebd abilityyou
cannot f nil of buccchs. Keeping a
boarding-bourn) in a btiHiuess, and
a biiHiucBs ciuinot bo built up in a
ilay or it ycrtr. But with The
Woni.u it it mcfiiis of securing
,'ooil help find pntrons you can
depend ujion u Bteudy growth of
net income from year to year.
This in the tmotorit of all business
HclieiucK and methods.
Aa j'our businoss increases and
you need u larger house The
Would again steps in aa your
guiile. A littlo advertisement will
bring you tbo ofTor of just tbo res
iileuco you need. The "World is
the universal exchange of Labor,
Property and Ideas.
FADS OF A HUSBAND. i
Somo Things that He Likes and Somo
That He Dooa Not Llkce. I
I hato door.mats, writes "A Husband" flj
iu C'ood youseiivrjiiij. Always Btumbllng H
over them. Had a glorious rain list H
uight, ami when I came in the house this I
iicou, with five doga at my heels, Jane H
called out i '
" Wipe your feet, Joseph; Ann has Juat I
ieil the tloor." I
What do wo keep a girl for I I
Xioes Juno think for an iustant I would I
care to truck up a dirty floor? Good- I
iiess! no. Give me tho floor just mopped I
and I print my coat-of.arms from one end
of it to tho other uud lot the dogs fill up
llmi, i.linila
liluss dogs, nuyway; with their playful
littlo diggiugs mid acratchiugs and frisky
Ihuv-woms. Huch company for a min.
Jim ii hates ilogs
I'Tifi? Why, I often leave tho dining
room door open on purpose to let the
littlo creature conio iu, It is a fallacy
Unit Hies lovo heated better than pleas
antly cool rooms. No such thing.
When I onou tho door you should tea
them Hwiirm in; cuddling among tha
folds of the port lire curtains, playing tag
mi tho new ceiling, elauciug upon tha
mgar bowl -happy littlo things. One lit
ou my nose at tlio dinner table, tud
rather thmi disturb him I Wpt perfectly
still, not during tn chew the beefsteak I
held in mr inoutb. A cart fairly tolled
dovvu my cheeks.
lty and by he. suppoviu: Jane and I
uero one, no doubt, lit on the other nose
of us. aud w hi u 1 called my wife a gnote
for slapping at him she aaid something
real pert and left the table, Jane can't
abide Hies.
Next thiug she was brushing up littla
heaps of cigar ashes aud burnt matches I
had carefully scattered over the carpet
ihe oveniug before. Good for moths, you
know, Jauo Bays (hero are no moths ia
the house, aud tho ashes make the carpet
grimy. 1'onr Jane!
I took tho cat upstairs yesterday aud
laid her ou the spare bed. Hear little kit
cat. Kho did bo enjoy Juuo's satin quilt,
(juts like ueut, soft places where they can
lie aud sleeu. It did my soul good to hear
her purr aud see her claw at the quilt.
just aa though she was kneading thread. M
Jane drove her off, Bhe doesn't even lite
cats. JH
Poor Jane I 8he U quite a bore at tima. (
m as !
CoXTCtnoas darlat tathlu us iMnaulUs B
thwtlltesU'tTaallusjCtxdiillstAAJ. liit, V Hj