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derstands that to put flowers
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It is on this principle tfcat Dr Pierces
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my right side I commenced taking the Golden
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s the kidneys liver stomaeh aud
bowels
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tApbystclanican prescribe Dr Ottoa Sprncfl
rtin nilsam Tho Formula is on the oackasre
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Egyptians Take
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Their Pleasure with
Peal of Sadness
Tho philosopher who observed that
tho English tike their pleasures sad
ly should havejiaid a yisit to an Arab
music hall He might have proved
equal to tho occasion and again he
might not
To the unappreciativo Briton the
place is a veritable place of torture
weird instruments driven to despair
by tho hands or lungs of untiring per
formers emit wild and unearthly
soundsi and to the accompaniment of
these a band of singers give vent to
doleful strains suggestive of untold
internal sufferings But we shall have
enough of this later
There is a European cafe concert
in Cairo conducted on the familiar
lines and here the gilded youth in
tarboosh and patent leather boots
may hob nob between the turns
with fair performers from Prance or
Italy and flatter himself with the con
viction he is really seeing life
No element of European frivolity
however clings to the cafe concert
of tho east Seated on divans on a
stage at tho end of the room arc the
performers some ten in number the
orchestra and malo singep on he
right the female singers in the cen
ter and the exponents of the eternal
and monotonous dance on the left
Tho faces of the lady vocalists are
hidden by the yashmak but it is ap
parent that the fair ones are endowed
with an abundance of adipose tissue
for in tho east as in tho west a prima
donna is generally a person of weight
No veil However hides the faces of
the dancers who when not actually
engaged in distorting their bodies
puff away with enjoyment at the
ubiquitous cigarette
A dancer with an indescribable
swagger leaves the divan and com
mences to posture on the platform
A hum of admiration rises from her
many admirers for she is a prime fa
vorite with the habitues of the hall
For a solid quarter of an hour does
this brown faced nymph continue her
hideous contortions1 hideou at all
events to persons of uncultivated
taste The danco oyer fho vocalists
have another tuxnand to the accom
paniment of the instruments of tor
ture the performers raise their voices
inmelanqholy songcalcidated rather
to make the most cheerful mortal
think of liisf future state than to en
joy the present The male singers
their cavernous mouths turned to
ward the roof again give vent to dol
JorousCries and their facial expres
sions -betoken anguish too deep for
words
The song apparently is unending
Now a vocalist or musician dropsiout
presently another follows suit and
by and by the uninitiated begin to
think the melody will gradually die
away in silence But he is sadly mis
taken no such good fortune awaits
him Jus t as th6 music seems to be
at itsi last gasp one of the resting per
formers bursts out afresh with start
ling vigor the stentorian challenge
is taken up by his relentless confed
erates and in the twinklingof an eye
the din is louder than ever So the
entertainment goes on so it has gone
on for many thousand nights and so
it ill go on until western ideas per
meate the land and Egypt turns to
western amusements
Throughout the song and through
out tho dance an Arab of piratical
mien walks to and fro among the au
dience yelling at the top of his voice
No oho takes the slightest notice of
his cries no one asks that he may bo
ejected for disturbing thepeace This
gentleman indeed ispart of the show
he fulfills tho imnortant office of
the peripatetic claquer of the
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cause ho calls on all there assembled
to boarr witness to the magnificence
of tho entertainment they are enjoy
ing to tho skill of the musicians the
sweet voices of the singers and tho
proficiency of the beauteous maiden
inthe dance
The mutaib the name comes from
the Arabic word of taib signifying
good is anijxetor himself At one
stage ho rolls his eyes as if beholding
some beatific vision at another his
countenance betokens dark despair
Then it will light up again and -be
wreathed in smiles for it isi a living
looking glass in which tho emotions
portrayed by tho performers find ex
aggerated reflection The mutaib
arduous though his professional duties
be has still a keen eye for any liquid
refreshment that may come his way
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Presbyterians 1542401 Baptists
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delicacy in Cuba
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sanity are hereditary
High cheek bones always indicate
great force of character in some di
rection
Last year in 24 cities of the United
States 8844 divorces were asked for
and 0003 were granted
There were more German soldiers
in the northern army during the
civil war than Irish soldiers
An inch of rain falling upon an
area of one square mile is equal to
nearly 17500000 pounds or G4844
tons
It is calculated that 10000000
photographs of the queen and the
and princess of Wales are pro
Srinco annually and find ready sale all
over the world
Tho smallest flower known to tho
botanist is said to be that of the yeast
plant It is microscopic in size and
is said to be only one hundredth of a
millimeter in diameter
Chilian papers declare that two
days previous to the last earthquake
in tho Bay of Payta thousands of crabs
of an unknown kind crawled on shore
They were all greatly excited as if es
caping from an enemy
Tho most costly book in the royal
library at Stockholm is a Bible It
is said that 160 asses skins were used
for its parchment leaves There are
JJ09 pages of writing and each page
falls but one inch short of being a
yard in length Tho covers are solid
planks four inches thick
The worlds record for kite flying
was broken at jlhe Blue Hill observa
tory near Beadxille Mass on Febru
ary 28 when 12507 feet above the sea
level was reached by a recording in
strument attached to a string of tan
dem kites This is 383 feet higher
than the preceding best record made
at the same placo Augtist 2G last
SUNDAY IN MEXICO
Favorite for Cock Fights Quaint
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dierico doesnt heave anvthinflbut alshbrtHime neb aiid
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Any unfortunate citizen of the
United States who from an unwill
ingness to work or to take part in the
various concerns of lifehas acquired
a reputation among his neighbors for
being trifling should emigrate at
once to Mexico Life there seems to
wear about as serious an aspect as a
comic opera and such a citizen would
be looked upon as a worthy addition
to the chorus One of tho important
things in Mexico is to own a game
cock and on Sunday morning if you
leave him tied by tho leg to a con
venient awning post while you attend
service in the church you will excite
no comment among your neighbors
In fact the voice of tho priest is often
almost drowned by the crowing out
on tho street Cockfighting and bull
fighting as everyone knows occupy
the same relative places in the affec
tions of the Mexican as baseball and
football hold in the American heart
and Sunday afternoon is reserved for
them
The policeman in a Mexican town is
an official of importance and dignity
His uniform may be dirty and ragged
but he wears a cartridge belt and six
shooter in addition to his club and is
usually seen with a cigarette in his
mouth Five or six of these worthies
will drag a poor trembling wretch to
the police station with a flourish
worthy of the captures of a brigade
Tha Mexican weprs a hat covered
with gold and silver braid that is usu
ally worth more than all the rest of
hi9 and his familys wardrobe and it
is this together with the gay striped
blanket and the swagger of the fel
low that gives him such an air of
stage make up
It is alwaj s dangerous to judge the
people of a town by those most in
iuence on tno street out 11 1 were
called on to set a valuation on the
people I saw in some of these Mexi
can towns I should bo tempted to
make my calculation by the dozen or
hundred rather than by the single
native With all their love of finery
neither the men nor women are much
given to gay colors Black and white
predominate but the bright sun
makes it all gay and fetching
When a Mexican grows old he seems
to shrink Up until there is little to
be seen of him but a big hat and a
scrap 01 Diunjcet pulled tight over his
meager shoulders His beard and hair
stand out white and distinct from his
dark shriveled face which looks like
that of a mummy in its frame of
white Life in one of these towns is
as absolutely different from what one
sees in an American village ns though
itwcroabit of Egypt or India Yet
it may be seen at tho end of a three
days journey from almost any of the
eastern and northern states and is
well worth tho journey Harpers
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Rockefellers First Photograph
John D Rockefeller when a poor
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