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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
KENDALL HOME.
The Nurses OF -. Marks VIII Occupy
IL Today.

- At'f'fF
The new Kendall home is ready Tor
occupancy aud the nurses II St Marks
viii move from their present quarters az
No li3 BostUick street today and oc-
cupy tho new building. The homo j.
not entirely furnished yet. but every
thing will =. completed this week. and
IL - expected !; can be thrown open fsr
inspection next SUNDAY The home has
accommodation FOR twenty i've nurses
The interior finishing q the rooms IL all
ia white sine Zach room contains a
tei. dresser and two chairs. and las a
c,usst fsr clothes The I'D frames are y
iran and are ~ simple as possible Each
81 = furnished With woven wire springs
ant hair mattresses. Tho beds ca the
first fioor are re-i and on the Second fioar
White The dresssrs are - fng =h os,k
and birsis eve maple. Part q the roor8s
Are single and others are designed o.
furnish accommodations f0r tao nurses
On each fioor - a bath racm.
n the northwest curner = the first
faor = reception rooa. rrptfiiy and
1sirtiiF Furnished. The main hal Z
fhe eecana Hasr eiF te used fsr library
tin The 0ofth Sitl,s = ne huiidinz orsn
irx from IRE second fcor Is peasant
piazza. II the east end = The basement
- texture RON aifh accommodations
- FITS @tafieu's TIE medical library
ei'l p Fisced IN This rrvrn Tie rcesrs
- tfe night nn-ses 2n,l = the nssfren
a+@o 80 ia fee basement The bunting
Il tssi - Ese and kestesl - steau
The toors sF3 reint@} and rnCs ONLY sre
usea. Ihere - 10 chance far fke eaY
haci'ins All tlse ~ ir aaustinx utcrefe
- sfeas over fyem the ho~Pstal snd ana
.ssigifzs Fae fafnifrre = simple. Tot
IS seat aa3 pretty he keo3aii -
lie furnished he GEss aooF a the sesae.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

n, H. Polk A Go. viii Establish Cen
trail once IN This City.

Y. l. Polk & CO. the directory pub
Eahcrs whose general Office i IN Detroit
az ulsking preparations % establish a
dietrict center in this city for Western
Michigan. The line extending north and
south ald a. far east - Lansing Ill
~ Tie ~orks ia this district VIII then h.
published here. while heretofore all but
fae directory sor tAis city and one or two
others have cecn taken % the Detroit
pltlshilg house.
The manager herr states that the can
vas4crs for this ycar's directory have
x0ce over more territory than they had
la-i year AZ this time and that The can
tass 0lil 10 completed Ia ahout ten
DAYS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Allcoek's Porous piesters are the great
external rsneAit q TIC day. Tie quick
est, safest. suEest. best Not only ian
nseasurably superior 10 AL other pissters,
huf also 10 linimsuts. olBfmsats. OILS
aud similar unctuo0a compounds.
Beware II inaiGatitHs and 10 not be
deceived b. mlsfcpfesel nation Aek foI
Alle0cks and let 20 solicitation or ex.
plantation induce seu to accept a sub.
.f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

~afrr AZ evrnire sneors - a rrisa
feff we've fe af-oaf tfe cts. Ia. rs.ira
*ffe zlesfiy ezctsps3 and men - cliitsa4
e.s'taes rere scHrrE}nE siouf al rsr-s
t esf aeEer Hsrn Hse zrnt
20 eAfce the hcaiavsrj ARD vacant
cHaatnes e the eaet end TIE watch
Wss seft ~ out2 30 uhen ne men
reps5fieti a. gsliet and were cailess "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

The work - reu.o.loiina TIE New
tiyirE<fen - simaef esmrietea. ard
Neeers tiish wi. give hauss warning
fcazsiaF aizht The heHse r.i ~
shrrwa apen - every i.-siv ffsf ~isies
~ rsrset fhe hafef TIE efe-n = a.
pretty a thiug a. there - IN ere state
All She rrsf = The aetes = 81 keepinx
sfth q Ner<furrs harf vi farrssh
rgaie ard Hshf refreshments VII fe
sorrat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

The prohibitiouista announce an in
frreefinr program for the conference 20
10 held IN Hartmsn's lecture room nest
Friday afternoon. They aim q make a
red letter prchibitiou day for the county.
IN the eseneriUg there vii he grand
rally in the ia-r~ hail. - 10 addressed
~ Samuel Dieke. chairman = the
nsfioosl COMMITTEE. ard ttn. Hon. Jas-
per s Hughes n Chicago. forsler candi-
date f1r governor e Indiana.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Jaues Wanspo vas arrested yesterday
AZ The ifr.dge street house ~
Detective kenn~siy on a charge ~ ,is.
ertierlY Toe ii@srieriy act consisted n
attempting ta incife q dog fEhf iie
hs,i 2 tig agig tuil deg ard at him on
a passing graz hound This aroused The
Indignation = hysfanaors and a cam.
riafnt vas naae against him Dig fxhs
lrg BE- prohibited IS n STATE laN. hut
Wsinpo Tieadet ignorance q the Iax
y Zen arrcsln1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
Returned From the East.

Mrs. Adams returned from an ex-
tended eastern and southern trip last
Saturday. While away she selected an
elegant line Of millinery novelties. the
like Of which she has never before dis
played to the public. Crisis Of rich and
elegant trimmings. ornaments, etc. were
selected for the millinery
opening. which takes place three days
before Easter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

The entire stock ~ fashionable suit
ings. overcoatsngs aud trouserings form
erly owned by Graneiio. artistic tailor.
butchered.
Prices cut. cut. cut.
This sale Is for
Six days, SIX days. six days.
Only
Opens March IL. closes March -.
Goods on exhibition al Michigan Trust
conpany's building. room lOI. first floor.
Pearl street entrance. +. 5. PIERCE.
Sale hours: a. IN. 10 8 p. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

That will be appreciated 10y every lady
will bc the invitation 10 attend the
Easter opening OF Corl. Knott & Co.
which will be held Tuesday and We'd
nesday. March - and -. The most
extensive display OF imported novelties
and exquisite new styles in millinery
will be the attraction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

At the song service at ST Marks last
evening the principal numbers were as
follows:
Pray for th@ Peace - Jerusalem Knox
Mr. tarrbefi and Chorus.
Solo- here l. a fsretn Huh. .6en0d
Mrs. DAVIS.
Anthem Lord, How Lons Mcndelisofn
Mis- Chamberlain and Chorus.
Anthem BLESSING ard Honsr Boyce
tofus.
The women Of 81 Paul's episcopal
church viii give bazaar shortly after
Easter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
Glad Easter Time

Brings Joyous news. but none 80 inter
esting to the ladies as the announce
ment OF Corl. Knott 4 Co. that they
will hold their Easter opening Tuesday
and "Wednesday. March - and % All
the very newest imported novelties and
latest styles in spring millinery will be
shown
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

The remainder u the furniture has. ia
large part. bsen coasgieasszl by business
firna< = the city The horne i very
enfortAi,'e. and tie anFses of II MARKS
welcome the rest and eomfort thai II
will afford them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

OF people yesterday bought suitings.
cloth and overcoatings from T.. S. Pierce.
Good dressers get high class wear at u
figures. Five days only. Let Pierce
tell you. First floor Mich. Trust Co.
Bldg. Pearl street entrance. Sale closes
March "
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Eftef znre held il the Fountain street
kaPtssf ehasel yesterday afiefnts.ll.
TIE Vest Sale 0ratofio society ~.
gre essneeVs Ia April
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
Reeds Lake Cars


Pass Evergreen addition. Go look it
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Cloths for gents top garments. trou-
Servings and suitings owned by Granello.
you can own way below cost; five days
only. r.. >. PIERCE,
Mich. Trust Go. Bldg. first floor.
Pearl street entrance.
Sale closes March y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
nCTTENTulIEQ always has a full line
DlIflHIHhLLH of goods. Try his

game. fish. poultry. oysters. etc. and you
will give him subsequent orders. He is
headquarters for his particular line Of
goods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
Recd's Lake Carr
A Flood

Pass Evergreen addition. Go look it
over
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

What Cash Does.

Pass Evergreen addition. Go look it
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

4 took The ant from his hand on a twir.
He was about half on inch long and Of
q glossy itt-blNck color. His head. which
WINS oil enormous comparative size. was
armed With exceedingly sharn. branch
W. fQrccps or mnndihlcs, which he kept
~ the air. now and again hrininr
his M together with q sudden snap,
X Wa hard for nue. 20 believe that this
lively Alc fellow was stone blind yet
such Wa the case; they have no eyes.
but thciN sense vi smell is very acute
and the absence of sight scems 10 trouble
thcm very little.
YES. J. replied. handing the insect
back, Il have seen them clean your
houses but us for wounds rubbing
myself mcfully. II thought thcy made
them instead Of healing thcm
Lock at . this sot upon my hand. he
his sound hand. he held il Just over the
cut; the insects piuccrs clnshcd and
caught the edge Of the flesh on either
side Of the cut aud drew them tightly
together This done. the native twisted
the head 81 the nut frum its body and
showed me his hand
You see the cut rs closed" ne said.
"the pincers Of the ant hold the nesh TO-
gcthcrit will soon heal now"
This WAS the last ! saw of these won
dcrful Insects, which take the place, In
the tropics, Of houscmaid and surgcon
for | soon after returned 20 the states.
STEVENS VAIL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
A CAMPFIRE OF MICE.
An Eminent Author ReealIs tho Wnd
Creatures That First Reused His
Interest
Q1or Tho Sunday Gageltel

w or the SUNDAY GuEettol
Not long since ! was asked, and not
for the first time. II | could date the
beginning of my taste for natural his.
tory pursuits, or give any incident that
appeared 20 be turning point in my
career.
IL did not seem possible 10 do this on
first consideration. but resent living
over of days goue by recalled an oc-
curron-e when / was not quite IL years
old. and as IL was almost my first regular
outing that smncked OF adventure, Il
Is probable that it impressed me more
forcibly than any earlier or indeed later
events
Heavy and long continued rains had
resulted in % frcshet and then three
bitter cold days had converted wide
reach of meadows into frozen lake
Happier conditions could not have oc-
CURED in the amull boys estimation,
and with boundless anticipation, we
went skating
After smooth ice the foremost require
ment is abundant ROOM aud this we
had. There was more than squire
mile for each of us. The day had been
perfect and the approaching night wns
such as Lowell So APPLY describes, "all
silence and al glisten."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

attacking every living creature Ia their
path.
one intensely hot day as / sat swing
ing idly in hammock under the fhatched
ROT 0f my bamboo hut, native came
running no. aud with excited gestures.
bade me- follow hich
Old so wonierlngiy, md, going out
into the open, looked Ia the direction he
indicated.
There on the rolling Savanna
stretched wide black bell extending
far back into the deep shadows 81 tho
adjacent forests 10 rose ana ION with
every formation of fhe ground md,
ike a hinge snake, Slowly eft'pt toward
tbs village
"The warrior anita" explained tho
nntiVc In Il strange paip'a 81 EngIifh
md sunuish. which ] shall not niicmp.
10 initiate. They WIZ soon BE- here,
Ia continued. YOU had letter uAip
your dogs on the ants VIII kill Them
Affine hls advice J loosed my dogs
autl. ffiH So a safe dsiaach watched
IN eufirlacs 81 the warriors.
Ia countless multitudes they sWdrrlca
over the plain, marchlng in compact
order lie d well-drilied army, Befori
tlan Gmrriad heter1satfolia ir-a4A 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

The answer s negative. no such prob
lnaudi has been able 10 repeat n
punlber Of forty-two places road to
him rapidly That this Is n remerha.
PIE teat one sees 1t he attempts IN
Writc down number of foltv.t,yo
places. or more clcurly sull. N he nj.
tenpts 70 repeat after a reader large
numbers read rapidly.
Another Popularity Of this Gallon.
lating acrobat is the pcfslstencv with
which these figures stay ia his hend
lie will repeat problems dictated 10
MN oiter the lapse Of several days.
Inaudi Is an intelligent little fellow.
though in no particular. save figures.
M oil remarkable. In appearance hi-
only. popularity u the height ana
breadth of his forehead
How does he make his calculations
That Is what the scientists OF Paris
have been trying 20 find ont
tnnudt explains very CLEARLY ais
method Of working problems. and a I.
always an original and ingpniou,
method. For example. In multiplyin,
he goes from lett 10 right Take the
eNnmple quoted ahotc-to multiply
G@JX9N2. His method is as follows:
OO0xe0O- 10000.
GOOxS2- 900.
0S2x5O--l01OO
9S2x 3-2.0lG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

lizards wrasahcppcrs, fess. beetles and
an other manner OF insects ~ reptiles
IN Wild scampcr 20 escape tC,e place
Of safety.
Presently the advance guard rcagfel
my hut aud disappeared within, them
the nain column appearcd, ani Sc'n
the rotf door. walls aud rafters were
like the soft rustic Of dried grass
stirred by gentle breeze came the
sound Of their presence in the leaves 81
my thntched roof. The sound increased
In lcudness as the rata, mice and lizards,
cOckronches, centipedcs and others Of
their TX, who had long made the roof
their home. tried vaily 10 escape
some succeeded IN setting away from
the house, Int only 10 fall victims to
the surrounding hordes without
One large coctrOach. / noticed made
a plucky 6ghJ but over powered hy
numbers, he gradually relaxed his et-
forts and was soon disincmbcreA cuch
ant carrying OF portion Of his body
rs q trophy
The most exciting battle was with a
snake about three feet long, that tried
Go slip away unseen. The ants quickly
surrounded him. however. and fought
with terrible tcrOCity. With every
switch Of his tail the snake killed q
score of his tormentors, but their
places were soon filed by the black
swarm which swept INCREASINGLY ON.
Finally the writings Of the snake be
came fainter and fainter. and at last
ceased entirely. and then, aud not until
then. did the ants relinquish their at
tack
All day long they marched through
the house until az shutdown the cnd of
the column had passed and was lost TO
view IN the thickness Of the forest
entered my house and prepared 90
survey ruefully my lardcr. but my an.
uCipations Of sorrow were premature,
for there were al my provisions MS
had lCit them-uutouchod. There was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

AS the suia was setting We started
roaring drr IN a sheltered nook ana -
curelv fastening orr seats without k,t-
tina nj AN CHILLED started Oh. Then the
mn nommencfl We often wandefev
more than a mile away ana u Was no.
uutil tic iire WAS reduced 20 q Dfh %
blowing Goals that we returned 70 our
starting point ,,,r,
A REMARKABLE SPECTACLE.
Here n great surprise awaited l,s'llin.ie
heat md drawn from The wooded h mn
sile near by many q meadow mouse I'M
moved by the warmth or curiosity VIZ
tur.d AZ near as Il dared These hllS
were equally surprised no seeing u.s. w
.campeied OF. but Il SEEMED 70 me- VIZ W..
Some show 0f rrlu staneA as n q 3ilini
to warm themselves 80 thoroughly shou'l
W. freshaned the fire a little ana iel
berk few PAGES, but stood near ehve5n
M 80 N he mice would rcturn NJ 1n'.y
did In d few minutes and 70 our W.
bounded surprise aild ANUS nf'll' ~. az
I'M their launches Ike 80 many hhll1'
beings. They seemed % be 80 many ~
minntlye human beings About oAi-R
IRE. -. ,,..tt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

And for all other sums he has his own
way The mystery X how lac rcmcm-
beers the figures SO perfectly without
sccing them End from hearing them
read but once rapidly.
Monsieur Charcot. the famous doctor.
who Is member Of the committee Tor
examining lnaudi, says that the calcu-
lator has a mathematical bump" and
cannot help figuring
The way In which maud remembers
numbers Is interesting 20 study. III YOU
ask yourself how you recall a figure
you viii find that you seem to see it:"
that Is, that you have "a memory Of
the eye or else that Il seems TO De- re-
peated 10 you by a Kind of voice IN the
mind. that is, YOU have memory of
the ear. or else that you repeat It almost
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is. Won have a
memory of the organs OF articulation "
Now, lnnudrs memory cannot he the
first, since he mover sees the number.
IL must be the second or third. but
which there Is no means OF telling.
Unfortunately for the young pc0plc
VINO hate arithmetic. Inaudi cannot
teach others his remarkable power.
IDA NJ. 1hRBEI4L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

er's an shows Washington gown Of
camco hrOcadC0 sntin--a now fabric
Raised on q pile green ground Ia n
cameo tinted leaf The skirt Ii
plain Il treasures ak yards and has
cfinoline 10 the knee, which gives the
effect Of g trin TO what y really g
shCrt skirt Tho shOrt-waistcd decol-
lcte bodice has huge elbow sleeves
lost IN rutles " exquisite lace. pircc-
toirc reNors Of plain grccn satin.
edgcd with lace. fall In front and back
and over the top OF the sleeves. The
dlroctoirc rcvers Is the latest garni.
ture. Numerous folds Of plain green
satin form the shori-waiIed belt
which instcns IN tho back with q butt
tcflly how a combination OF the Em-
plrc aud The princess siyle is shown in
an transformation gown OF rich white
hrDcadcl sllk The unlrimmcl skirt is
eight yards rlpnd The princess hnck
Is laced. With this skirt IS worn q
mnuye velvet docollcte Empire bodice
outlined IN duchcssc lace. The short
houfnuit elcevcS are caught with
mapvc velvet roaettcs
THE STREET. GOWNS ron WASH.
lNGTON.
Many street gowns OF rich silk and
velvet; IN both light and dark tluts'
wear. Invariably they are short. with
seven yards fillncss aud lined With
crinollre TO The knce. The trimming
extends 90 the knee, while the waists
ar short, shoulders dropping, and the
sleeves fun to rrutcsQucness. For ono
Sleeve tlu~ yards Of silk Is the aver
ago Quantity
CHANGES IN BONNlErS AND COlF
FURES.
Street gowns cal for hnrmonisine
hats and hounets, and here again rad.
ical change win be noted
The ngcpted shape Of bonnet and
has is poke
AN honnots and not few hats have
lace curtains IN the back Many of the
honncts are without strings Much
metal Of Nlorcutno and Tuscan design
81 used. Exquisite buckles and pom.
p0ns and iuwers, ranging from pnlcsl
uolots TO deepest purple, with many
variations If magenta, lend oriental
richness TO STRING millinery
\ bonnet privately imported FOR d
wealthy widow " perfect fac.simil,
Of rare purple orchid. The petals ol
The flower form the sldcs A curtain
of rich Fiorrntinc lnct falls over ia,
hair n the back, and from n how knot
of the same lnco rises rare Florcu
tine jewel Pronounced coinuw vii
De another inaugural innovation
Coidurcs arc prepared ana tho iegim,
hair dressing Halona have wire framol
upon which The hair viii he rolled III
the sides 30 hnrmoniEc with the con
tour of the yuluminous skirts aud
slcoycs but rs this stylc calls fn,
much natural hair. Il is not lilacly 1,
become popular The great and "a
verse commercial interests Involve,
in this unhcuynl of the fashions. CON
ccnirntcs upon The Dnmo. nntioun
confederation scarcely lcsa weight,
Than that demnudcd 10y the silver unps
ton, Ida ROSE MCABE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
ACROBAT IN FIGURES.
,.sl tho wonderful French
.s@.,Isr hoy aud MS Achieve
ments.
M sunday Gazette.)

~, The Sunday Gazette.)
1t--A few years ago
y ...sy,l amoug the advertise
Y,,.i on the walls Of Pats n
man wearing the costume
,sssi Bui instead Of dumb
y. Indian cubs he swung cnor-
.al .tess Il was the first intro
IN ,hr pansinns of jacques
~ NJ the present novelties of
...,6lat IN fig Tres is not a
.',a M birth. though q natural
a.o Ie was born in Piedmont,
+sis beng the poorest Of peas
IA began life tending sheep ON
-n,lfs From sheep keeping he
4, rambondism. wandering from
tmsn showing a pet dormouae
Ne could get an audience and
h the pennies his spectators
N. ,oarse of his strolling lnaudi
Il fom Italy 70 France. and pres
rsie 4 discovery which turned
M course of his life.
irfh /. Tint ul his days lnau-
slhid been Gll of figures: even
IA watched sheep ON the Italian
N, ihcy had troubled him, and
'.sne SIN more active whom he
IN innping. And the discovery
IN was this. That these figures
danced in his mind would draw n
nlay more spectators, and n
AZ more pennies than his dor
al
n, by accident that he found ont
fue Wandering into II restau-
Z, day. he saw the proprietor
OVER q sum. Tie had written
o. top Of the table and was
. \, best 10 solve IL. but IL wound
we out right" lnaudi watched
hV minutes, then he yenturcd
nd wish, sir IN do that sum for
n cried the man, cycling the
lule tramp
u !. Of course: not my dormouse,
I' laughed lnaudi.
Z, then, hut mind your cara II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

rs MAUD, THE ACROBAT IN
FIGURES.
making fun Of me-" and the
sers him his pcrcil.
elld Jack, mo pencil Cor me.
had. ] don't know how TO
lslles even. Read me the num-
Ml read them aloud, and in an
u ms great astoniShment and
.ue Spectators who had gather
r inaudi gave the correct
leanles were showcred upon
l nom that day he became an
% numbers instead of ami
nv However, continued TO be
NN one day n bright man
st's saw him and realized that
~ ~ Y capital card" In Par
OF ihoiter. He brought
y we city, where his extraordi-
Nsu q calculation ''in his
~, made him Celebrity"
~ Twelve years ago hut today
nore famous than ever.
hsl yeas he has appeared be
!. y ffeAch academy of science
' famous university. the Sor-
Wy uas even been the subject
'os " special committee of the
/ ,fiN scientists OF Paris.
6i..oluons which he has given
Nv learned bodies are the
Ngse he has been In the habit
In m inc cafes and theaters
M "s employed. That Is. he
Siu ana suhtracted. multiplied
~ and worked an sorta OF
MIS-, y his head"
- ri,l Of working Is well shown
esssslle accompanying this arfI-
4 49,, Will his back TO n black
u. listens attentiyeH 10 The
IN. Nhich his audience pro-
4 M assistant writes on the
sues given, and they are
I'D III netefe the calculator
-saple someone osls his, %
e,s $780, 5ls Instantly. almost-be
igsbeSsaD uacl divide, square and
~ ~, rAtract roots, an with
ana never seeing the
Htrl Ne sums are very COM
0le propounded at the
"a sSs-Hber Of 4 places. the sum
n n f., Ae sum OF the number
e lpleds and of that Ia thg
lens ,i',A0s u equal To the &c.
eNQs, saee' aud the sum of IN
poe,.snk Tho tens aud thou.
y "a esif equal 70 the figure
4tvit ~ hacr. VI you reverse
Az increased hy $3.50.
NJ ~. ~ eprrert answer 10 This
" llnA III, Two Problems AZ fbf
"a y az i'.'ug as he works thorn
% iin,e y 'Nle q number and III
9 e.ft, v teil what DAY Of ID,
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n 4 saId thaf q Spanish firm Of pub
fishers once produced work In which
one l,afer ony got Inlpplaccd through nc-
cdent. and this - believed 10 have been
tie nearest approach "a perfection thot
has ever been attained ID a hook.