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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-09
SFhINU SAILINU, 1885.
CuNaRl LINE.

New York Ia Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40. North River.
j Asst AtRESS MAIL SERVICE.
servia, FEB. IL. $40 Pm Seryia. March IL, Noon
Gaiiia. feh. q. d 80 AN utner Mar. 49, 80 AN
Auraaia. Feb. rs, 800 Pm Aurania. March 70. Soon
Etrura. Men. &. d: D AN rurla. Apri /. 30 Az
Cabin passage. $50 and upward: second cabin
S35. Steerage tickets TO and from ALI parts OF
Imope ut very low rates. For freight and passage
apply at company s fice4 bowling Green. NewY0rx
VhRNoN II. BROWN CO, General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured
application To WILLIAMS, DIMOND s. CO..
y27 TurhSa Agents san Francisco.
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The Native Sons Flag.

A handsome silk flag will be prominently
identified with the opening ceremonies Of
the California Worlds Fair building at
Chicago. The flag will be presented to the
Worlds Fair Commissioners by Pacific
Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden
West. The flag will not only be unfurled
on the opening day. but will form quite an
important part of the exhibit of the order.
On September 9 general reunion OF the
Native Sons will be held in the State build
ing. and the flag will again float in the
breeZs from the main flagstaff. A large
silleu stTeamer will accompany the flag
bearing the name Of the parlor.
A Big Fruit Combine.
A big fruit-marketing combine Is the OBJ
ject OF visit to California of L. IL. Good
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Now you cannot get copy the love or
money. and / tell you the information in
them is valuable indeed"
Mr.. Haraszthy also said that it was owing
to the Vticultural Commission market had
been created for California wines in Europe
and the Eastern States
Some Of the best brands of table d'hote
sell there as high as 50 bottle.
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Some Practical phases OF Electricity.


Recent statistics show that the aggregate
output capacity Of ali the establishments
now in operation throughout the world for
refining copper by electrical processes
amounts TO nearly 100 tons of metal per day
Of twenty-four hours. Nearly all the alum
mum produced in the world is now reduced
from the ores of the metal in electric fur
naces, presenting n many cases tho curious
anomaly Of the employment OF falling water
for the production OF the most In tense heat
known To modern science.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND n p. RAIL WAY,
.Ihe Donahae Broad -Gauge Kouts."

COMMEN SUNDAY, NOV. 20, 1899.
~ ana until further notice boats aud trains Wilt
leave from and arrve at the San Francisco Passenr
gor Depot, Market-street wharf as follows:
From San Francisco for Point Tiburou,
Belvedere and San RafreI.
WEEK DAYS-7:40. 500, IL 40 A. NJ: $3.50, 5:O5,
500 n. SATURDAYS ONLY-An extra trip
at 80 F.
sUNDAYs-s 90. ESQ., II 100 A NJ; 1880. 3:s2
800 20 p. NJ
From san Rafael for San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:25. z :55 g 30 A ;l2:45, $40,
6O5 P. N. SATURDAY. ONLY-An extra trip
ats 80 p N
gUNDAYS-8IO. s4o I1;Io An; lao. 3:Ga
500. 6:25 P. NJ
From Point TiburOn to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6 80, 20, g :65 A. NJ: 1:10, 4:0s,
6:35 P. NJ SATURDAYS OHLY-An extra
trip at 6:55 p II.
sUNDAYs-s:4O, 10 :O5. 1885 A. n; 2:os. 4:OA
h.2O III
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THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM $50
Ocean Dlvision-and PACIFIC COAST <EIE1
~ EAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street wharf Mt 10 A. NJ. FOR the above ports OF
ttCir A iron steamships viz
STATE or CALIFURNIA-Jan "a Feb 5, II,
MareI ,. * -, Arrit ., IS 80.
CoLUMRIA-Feb. l. -. %, March 9. 81, April 2,
a. 70
oREGoN-Jan. % Feb g. 81. March 5, II. 20.
ANN 10. -.
Connecting via Portland with the Union PacIas
and other divergng lines Tor all points IN Oregon
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho
Montana, Dakota Utah, Wyoming. Yellowstone
Ialk and all points east and south aud 10 Europe
Pare 10 Portlaud-Cabin. SIS steerage. So; round
hip, cab n. $50.
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery street and Palace
hotel New Montgomery street.
Freight Office 700 California street
GoODALL PERKlNs q Co, Supt. Ocean Line.
III 10 Market street. san Francisco
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ca.

THROUGH LINE To NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA
n Steamers viii sail at noon the 5th. "a
18th and 25th of each month, calling at <l11p
NSrous ports of Mexico and Central America
Through line sailings-February o. IS. Acapulco;
February i D. S.. san Juan; February 70, IS. City
Of New York
NoTE-when the sailing day falls Sunday
steamer will be dispatched the following Monday.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
Steamers leave san Francisco at noon on tho Sd
and 18Th OF each month. calling at various Mexican
and Cen trail American ports.
Way Line Sauings-SS. City of Panama, Feoru-
airy Is; SIS. san Bias March ).
JAPAS tND CHINA LINE.
FOR OKOHAMA AND HON6K Nc,
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for Shany-
hal and at onVkong for East Indies, Straits, etc.
S. China, via Honolulu Tuesday, February Ii,
at P. NJ.
ss. Peru. Saturday March l. at PM
IS. City Of Rio de Janeiro, thursday. March %,
at 8 P.H
Round,trip tickets to Yokohama and return at rs
duoed rates.
For freight or passage apply az the ONCE corner
First and Brannan streets.
Branch Ohce-2Q4 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Apank
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HIS REST A STONE.
How William Roberts Babe
the World Adieu.
He Tied a Weight to His Neck and
Took Leap From Meiggs
Wharf.
A---g-4A o drown his trouble

-A o drown his trouble
Nh eMH i and himself William
N,%///#M ~ Roberts, man Do
~ M#//#E=# years of age. of Eng
eN~Z//##k# lish nativity, jumped
[/Wa. from Meiggs wharf
~ NJ \ into the bay yester-
N'T. DAY.
Before he took the
leap he fastened large stone to a six-foot
length of rope and knotted the other end
around his neck. He also filed his pockets
with fragments of rock to insure his end.
Notwithstanding the double weight. Rob-
erts rose twi,e to the surface after taking
the leap.
Jim Black and Mike Fitzgerald, Of the
Merchants Exchange local office, with Tim
Hawkins, boatmau. made desperate
effort to save the man. but arrived moment
too late.
In Roberts hat. which was left on the
wharf. was found the following note 10 his
wife,
Dear Mamma; Before you get this shall be
10 more. | have been all TO blame in our little
trouble. have prayed for the children, and let
them pray Tor me. GOOdby. Ii IS all tor the best.
The note was addressed MIS-. Roberts,
1879 Dore street. city.
The body was recovered three hours later
and taken TO the Morgue.
Mrs. Roberts, when interviewed, stated
that she had not seen her husband for three
weeks. He had been out of work since
November and had been very little at home
since. lie had worked at his trade as a car
penteT at Baden last summer, and then, haY-
ing fallen out Of work. took 10 drink
Roberts left four children and the wife
has had 10 support them. He had been In
some similar trouble before, apparently
mere from incapacity 10 bear trouble than
from bad disposition. One Of his drink
ing spells broke the harmony Of their
welded life for six long years, but like all
English people they had horror ofdivorce,
and the wife forgaye seventy times seven"
rather than seek such court Of last resort.
Those SIX years were blank in their mar
Tied life OF seventeen years. though Roberts
stayed around the old quarters most OF the
time.
Mrs. Roberts stated that she had been an
Inmate Of the City and County Hospital for
two years OF the period referred TO and her
husband returned to her when she came out
Her two eldest girls are in service and the
younger ones are at school. The family is
supported by the sewing done by the mother
and elder daughters.
1t is pretty hard case as It stands. and
the rough-and-tumble people on the water
front say that If they have any sewing to be
done Mrs. Roberts will get il.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
COMpAGNIe GENERaLE

CuMPAGNlc EENthalc
IRA n A Il L A tt q u
Ere oh lime To uavr~.
CDMPANY'S PIER (NEw), az NORTH HEG
y River foot OF Morton st. Travellers by NsQE2
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
tie discomfort OF crossing the channel Ia small
boat.
LA BRETA6NE. Capt. Collier...................
.,,,,.......... Saturday March 18th, 800 +. N.
LA BoURGoGNE, Capt. Leboeuf.
Observation-Disclosures Saturday, eh TX. Noon
LA NORMANDIE. De Kersabec.
..,,.,...... Saturday. February 25th 500 A. NJ
LA GASCOGNE. Santellt..... ...................
.............. Saturday. March ith, 1000 A. N.
H1- For further particulars apply 70
A. FORGET, Agent.
No. Bowling Green. New York
+. FuGAZI d CO., Agents. MONTGOMERY ava.
San Francisco.
Branch office. 10 Montgomery street au3l Il
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. s. co.

SPKEE, HANEL, LAIN, TKANE, SAALE,
ALLER, ELDER. EMS WERRA, FULDA,
ELBE, KAISER Will ELM ii.
New York, Southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers OF this company sail every TUES
DAY aud SATURDAY. Landing passengers in
southampton In IA days or less from New York.
These steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
N. P. COAST R. R.
SAJSALIro FERRY.
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
Commanding Wednesday, Feb. I. 1888.
and unt further notice, boats and trEins VIII run
From SAN FRANCISCO for SAUSALITo. ROSS
e shaLE Z w. ana SAN RAFAEL (yeeK d?ys)-7;S1
(Sudaysj-s 100, 1000 1870 a. NJ: 1880. 500
go, $3.50 r. N,
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (wesk
oays)-1:So 500. hoo a. NJ; :25. 500. Gals
(sundays)-s:oO 1000 1880 A. n: $780, 500.
o.0O r M. Extra tip on SATURDAYS AZ li4o r: NJ
From san RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (wees
s a1 ~. ''49' e:l5 ll;o5 A NJ 1;43 SGD.
tsnndaysl-s 900. $50 4. N: 1900 " 1880. $500
Fare 90 cents, round trip.
from MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO (wsst
days)-o:3O. 1888. S;lO. ll:I0 A, NJ; 3:35. sos
(sundays)-s:o5. 1910. llao M: l:45. s:5S
e;I3 r ~ Fare, 40 cents, round trip.
From sAUSALIro for SAN FRANCISCO (west
dsys)-6:55. sl5, 9:55, ll:45 A. N. 2:25. 4:O5,
(sundaysJ s:45. lOtO A NJ: 12:45, PAS AIS.
S4o :: N: Extra tripon Saturdays at no P Il
cisco Sso Fran Through Trains Afr' s:o Fran
:ss % .y. Carp ayI0E Monty
500 sundays. andway stations $40 ? n. DAILY
80 week days. d aS"s S, 6s1, Is MONDAY,
las Saturdays. stations. e:lo r'A' d9yL
Ihirtyday E1cuEdon-R1und Trip IS per coa.
reduction.
Friday to Monday Excursion ound-trlp Tlekats.
Toea oma aud Poiut Reyes, 81 IS; Tomales 81 %:
Towards. 81 50: Cazadero 50 90
Sunday misunderstanding Tickets: Poins
Reyes. 81 CO. and TomsIes. 81 go
THROUGH STAGE CONN BOTTOMS DAILY (Sul-
day eIcepted) at Cazadero with morning train from
san Francisco 10 and from Stewards Point GualalA,
Point Arena Cufeys Cove, Navarro. MendoctnO
CRY, Fort Bragg aud all points the North Coast
+. 3. LATHAM.
Gen. Pass Tkk Ar
General 0hices. IA sansome street
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NUMBER TWENTY FOUR.
The Zone More" Misses
the Strap.

Asst fell the rain and
the Valencia-street
cablecar was crowded.
yet there was room
for one more-there
always is, YOU know.
This particular lone
more" happened to be
a knight of The pick
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HE HATES DUDES.
Mahoney's Anti = Masher
Reputation.
A TERROR OF STAR-GAZERS.
Chief Crowley Favors Law to Curb
the Dudes Who Insult Women
i'm the Street.

q f masher and the po-
} lice are more at swords.
points just now than
ever.
IAN l troubled much
with the Washers ?"
1t was Officer Pat Ma
honey speaking. He was
repeating THE CALL
mans inquiry. wv by
do you ask that ?" was
his answer.
"They saw you have
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D drown his trouble
and himself William
Roberts, a man 45
years of age. of Eng
lish nativity, jun ped
from Meiggs wharf
into the bay yester-
day.
Refora he took the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-13
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. Arthur Stannard John Strange
Winterl has Just been elected fellow
OF the Royal Society OF Literature, q
distinction that has only been conferred
on one other woman since the society
was founded in 1928. The other lady
fellow is Mrs Napier Higgins, wife OIL
the q. O. OF that name, This lady
wrote a standard work on the women Of
the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
which took her ten or twelve years. A
curious and not generally known pecu
liarity OF Mrs. Stannard is her fancy fol
old horseshoes, OF which she has re-
markable collection,
One OF the most magnificent presents
to Princess May on her marriage to the
Duke OF York will be that which Lady
Wolverton has decided to make, II
will be the fine residence belonging &c
the Duke OF Cambridge, near Wimble
don Common, known as Coopbe War
rem. Lady Wolverton has possession oil
1t on long lease, aud will make it over
entirely to the royal couple.
Ex-President Harrison arrived in Chi
cago yesterday to be present at the dedi'
cation OF the Indiana building on
Thursday. He will spend q few DAYS
viewing the sights OF the fair before the
dedication ceremonies at which he is to
make the address, During his stay in
Chicago he will be the guest OF Presi'
dent Palmer.
Ex- Postmaster General Wanamaker
has teleGraphed ex.President Harrison
asking him to accept the invitation Of
the Philadelphia city councils to de-
liver an Grafton at the Fourth OF July
celebration in Paramount park. The
eX-president las not yet reached de-
termination i'll the matter.
Capt. Harry Bartlett who is to COM
mand Lieut.. Peary's arctic exploring
ship, is only twenty.nlne years OF age,
but has been fifteen years at sea and
rates high as navigator. He is the
youngest OF four brothers, all OF whom
are captains.
Georgiana +. Putnam, an elderly col
ored woman, and for many years u
teacher, has been elected to the head OF
department in one of the largest
schools OF Brooklyn. Her opponent in
the contest was 7. NlcCants Stewart,
the young colored lawyer.
Senator Vance, of North Carolina,
writes to friend that the quiet and
rest OF his mountain home, "Gom.
broom" are restoring him to heaIth, and
he hopes to be strong enough when
Congress meets to resume his duties in
tho senate.
Mr.. Bradley. the founder of Asbury
Park, as he is known, has issued an
ukase against the sale OF Frankfurter
sausages at that highly select resort.
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JUNE JOKES.

A private soldier, walking arm.in.arm
with his sweetheart, met his sergeant
when about to enter n cheap restaurant.
He respectfully introduced her to him;
Sergeant, my sister!" "Yes, yes," was
the reply, II know; she was mine
once."-Le LltOrGL
An Advertisement for the Day-"The
young lady to whom became engaged
at the ball last night is hereby requested
to send her name and address to the
Office OF this paper."-N SecoIo.
Music Teacher-"I don't know why
you aredispleased. Yourdaughter really
sings very we'll" Father-"Yes; but
how Is it that she never sings anything
but soprano?" -Schdlk.
"Poor Mrs. Chatter is all worn out
from talking last night" did she
lecturer "0h, no; 1t was o whist
party she attended. Chicago Inter
Ocean.
A divine announced to his flock Sun
day that "Amens" were all right NJ the
proper time. but that they did not rat
tie in the collection basket.-I'eraS Stt-
iHgs.
The Poets Joko-"That new suit of
Canebrake's is perfect poem, isn't it?"
Eyes, he calls it an lowed to his Tailor"
Puck.
"My dear Rose, dreamt of you last
night" Rose (vivaciously)-"Indeed |!
And what dress did have onH"-7Fd
Bits
Patient-"Do you give gas" Dentist
-"No; you have TO pay for it. This
isn't a barber shop. brooklyn Life
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Apeserying Man.

II the President is in earnest about
recognizing the newspaper profession
in the selection OF men to fill important
and responsible positions under his ad-
ministration, he will BIO afforded an ex-
cellent opportunity to demonstrate the
fact when he comes to choose q success
sor to the present postmaster OF Pitts
burgh. Among the applicants for that
important Office is Mr.. W. G. Connolly,
ir.. the Pittsburgh agent for the Asso.
ISOLATED Press.
SBusiness dealings with MIR. Connolly
for number Of years warrant the IN
TELDrGENcER in testifying to his qualiti-
cations in a business sense. As to his
Democracy, there isno doubt about its
being OF the rock ribbed variety.
Here is rare chance for the Presi-
dent to mako an appointment which
will receive the hearty endorsement Of
the press and people OF all parties, and
at the same time honor faithful Dem
ocrat. A pleasing feature OF such I'm
appointment would DO that it would not
only be commended by the community
directly interested, but by Mr.. Connel-
ly's many political, business and pro-
fcssional friends in Ohio, West Virginia
and Western Pennsylvania outside Of
Pittsburgh.
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AGOOD SHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advertls
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
Should make your advertising effec.
tive-ifan electric light be available,
you should not use a "tallow dip"
to light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con.
tribute to your cash-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by a display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement of your an.
nouncement.
Above all, let It be bold enough to
be easily read, Don't vex a reader
by vexing his or her eyesl
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COLUMBIAN cAUsER1E.

The Kaybo dance in the Algerian
thestre is given by the Nubians. II is
in sections. First, woman just like
an old Virginian NANNY does simple
shuttle to the music OF single drum,
She ia dressed in blue and green, with u
yellow turban. After comes an old man
aud boy with cymbals, who jump up
and down and spin around, their very
baggy white clothing making them look
like balloons. The dance is finished by
pretty girls, each with korchiefs in her
hands, which fly out as banners as the
dancers circle round.
The state OF Washington'a model
farm is about thirty feet square, the
farm house being about tho. size Of a
bird cage. Fields of grain are realisti-
cally represented by stalks OF millet
stuck into the loose earth. The thresh-
ing machine is eight inches high.
In front Of the North Dakota building
is an old cart that belonged to the Hud-
son Bay company. A card on it calls
attention to the fact that it was the
only means OF travel employed north
and west OF st. Paul previous to 1871.
Like forbidding spectre the skeleton
OF the Ferris Wheel stands out gaunt
and fieshless in the still night air OF tho
Plaisance. All around is full OF light
and gayety.
The captive balloon is to charge 50 q
trip for each passenger. 1t requires
thirty.six hoursto initiate and it will rise
to a height Of 1000 feet.
The Worlds Fair postofice dis.
patched more than 100000 letters last
month.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS;
Editorial RoOms....4ai. Counting RoOm".rr 4l0.
Ghe GstelIigetasr.
wHEELlNo, JUNE 10, 1903.
They are Wiser Now,

Those Doddridge county Democrats,
referred to elsewhere, who, during the
recent campaign, promised farmers,
that in the event OF Cleveland's cleo.
ton they would take all their wool at
% cents pound, succeeded in stihening
the farmers back.boues to the point OF
voting the Democratic ticket, but they
are finding it a very costly piece OF bus.
iness. With wool down to eighteen
cents under this Democratic adminis-
tration and in view OF an early repeal OF
the tariff, the farmers are coming for.
ward with their product and demand
ing that tao promises be made good.
At least three OF the politicians are
taking their medicine like men and
have paid the promised price, but it is
losing business, and their bank &C.
counts cannot long hold out if they con.
tinue on this line.
The gentlemen who were SO free with
promises are learning wisdom from ex-
perience, but it is not right that they
should be allowed to bear the whole
burden, since they have not profltted
any by the result OF the election. 1t
would be a mplo act Of gratitude for
the Democratic state committee to come
forward with funds and repay them tho
difference OF seven cents pound over
the market price they are obliged to
pay for wool as a result Of their
patriotic effort to make votes for the
party. An assessment OF federal office
holders, who are reaping the benefit of
the victory OF deceit, might relieve
their embarrassment.
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NOW IS THE TIME.
Summer is Here and Everyone
Can be Out Of Doors.
Nature Building up its Work-What
This Season is Best Adapted to-A
Few Timely Remarks.

II has been the custom Of Drs, Copeland Bel
and paws each sprlug aud summer to announce
the advent Of tho season US the most favorable
for treating catarrh aud all chronic diseases Of
Kindred natuIe, the results OF repeated and
oitmes neglected colds
Their many years experience entities them &c
speak authoritadyey on tho subject major
lty OF patients will only put themselves under
treatment at the season OF the year when they
ure suffering actual pain aud distress, namely
during the winter season, when ut times 1t Is al
most impossible TO do anything for them on nc
count OF the severe and changeable weather
then, US soon a. the wgrn weather comes ana
the immediate distressing symptoms are lessen,
ed they taIteT themselves that they DO not neel
further attention aud cease treatment 70 wall
until winter returns lgain, when they go through
with the same round OF aches and pains una
chronic coughs, growing worse, more debllltated
and more incurablo each winter.
DO not trlto with your health. Nature Is
warm ard loving and generous IN summer inc
sick feel almost we'll so gentle Is tho season 70
the alllug. The victim OF chronic disease teels
an abatement ofthe sharpness OF his suffering
Nature DO es much for u.s. but she does not do u
all II Is not wise TO assume that when THIS
beautiful season works an improvement in the
system complete health will be the result,
Rather think that this Is IN offer OF help, from
nature, which you should ut once take aoYaut'
nge Of
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Peter Kelley, Of Muncle, filled his
Pipe with powder instead Of tobacco,
and there was an explosion which chr.
ried away his whiskers aud badly in.
jurod his face.
A girl students faro in Paris Is somc.
timos cup OF colleo and roll for
breakfast, a slice OF ham and u cake for
lunch, Il bowl Of bread and milk for
supper
Our national cemeteries, elghty.thrcO
In number, contain 10000 honored
dead, Every individual grave is marked
by n stone tablet OF granite or marble,
There aro now 1900 Christian con.
gregations In Madagascar. Tho Roman
Catholics began work there In 1910, but
not trace Is now loft OF their labors,
A man In Williamsburg, N. Y, has
formed n collection Of the drums Of all