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GENERAL FILE.

a Is No 5T-An Act to amend the
Act making il n misdeuIeanor to sell
whisky to Indians. (Leayes tho mat
ter To the General Government on
the theory TINT tho Indians arc prop
crly wards OF the Government. Pass
cd.
y No 7S-An Act in relation TO
fees OF witnesses and jurors. Affects
only Lander Co. Passed.
s Is No l05-Au Act consolidating
certain county officers in Churchill.
Passed.
II No lI-An Act to abolish the
We'll" The bill was lost by vote
OF - 10 lG.
y b No CAN Act for the preser-
vaLion OF wild gamo.
Al No Gi-An Act 10 provide for
tho completion OF tho walk around
the Capitol building.
y Il No 39-An Act in relation 10
public roads and highways. Affects
only Washoe Co. Passed.
4 Il No 35-An Act prescribing
shat any person o~hjecting before tho
Board OF County Commissioners in
any county, TO tho allowance OF II
claim, tho Commissioners shall hold
tho samc for a period OF not less than
10 days. Passed.
y No 81, by Norcross--An Act ro-
lating to tho division Of community
property on tho death OF husband or
wife.
tBill provides that surviving spouse
shall " all community property il
there be no children. II there be
children tho surviving spouse shall
" onc-half and the children half:
the survivor being administrator until
all children reach the ago OF maturity,
and their guardian without bonds or
letters OF administration, unless the
District Judge may deem it advisable
TO require tho giving OF bonds to pro-
tect tho property OF tho children.I
Passed by II vote OF % to 3; Allen,
i'ussell and Reynolds voting nay.
After n long debate on adjourning
over WashinGton's birthday, it was
finally carried.
Recess takcn till : NJ.
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MBtY.
Recess taken till 81.

Assembly mot at II N, Speaker
Boil in tho Chair.
Roll called; quorum present.
Prayer by tho Chaplain.
Reading and adoption Of minutes.
Journal read and approved.
Reports OF various committees.
IETRoDuCrIoS Of Hills.
by Harris Resolution that debate
be limited 10 ton minutes to each per.
sol Postponed indefinitely.
by Lochlin, A Is No l02. An Act in
relation 10 carrying concealed wcap.
Ons.
by Thics, a II No l05..An Act IN
provide for II written and printed
description Of tho resources OF Nevada
by Frank Francis to be distributed
tho Worlds Far. (Appropriatos, 3l,.
6O0.)
BY Smith, A B No l0i An Act To
empower Boards Of County Commits.
sionors to lease roads TO parties for
tolls.
BY Allcn, 4 u No l0J-An Act con.
solidating certain county officers in
Churchill county.
Senate Resolution. That tho Senate
aud Assembly hold evening sessions
during tho remainder OF the session
Mr. Boil ,cld that 1t was IN impli,
cation ngninst tho House Tat IL had
not becn industrious.
Tho House then took up tho Con.
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STATISTICAL RECORDS.

STATISTICS prove that the negro in
the south lives longer than the negro in
the north.
A BUsuEL of wheat for every citizen
OF the United States, with enough
more for fall seeding, is the product
this season in Kansas.
ELEVEN million eight hundred and
three thousand bales of cotton were
used by the world last year, according
to All exchange.
SWITZERLAND had 1850 mechanical
establishments, using n total of So. 8
horse power, Of which 54,2I3 wa sup
piled by water, cT,432 by steam, 394 by
gas, 332 by electricity.
MORE than 1000 vessels, aggrcgating
$4,000 tons, are lost annually, this be-
ing between three and four per cent. of
the worlds total shipping. OF the to-
tai tonnage lost, only IL per cent. is in
steel vessels, against Al per cent. in
iron and Al in wood.
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IFEoM THURSDAYS DA,LY.
S.AiiNIAGUSDI.

Mrs. j. S. Gardner went down TO
Winnemucca yesterday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver.
Miss Dollie Rosenstock arrived
from Omaha, Neb,, yesterday morning
on Il visit 10 her parents.
The attention OF horse breeders is
called to tho ud. OF Mes johnson
which appears in another column.
j. 4. Mcintosh and his SOP, Bert,
left on No. 4 to-day to take charge Of
tho EFT. u. Co.'S store ut Lovelcclis.
Tho Only iias raised in town yes
tcrday was holsted by Mr.. Muller on
the Nag staff Of tho Masonic and |. O.
.. =. building.
President Harrison hoistcd tho stars
and stripes ovcrthe magnificent ocean
steamer, City or Now York, yesterday,
i'll Now York hnrLor.
WashinGton's birthday passed of
very quietly in Eiko. Tho business
houses closed in the afternoon and
the town wore Il Sunday appearance.
w. VI. O'Ncil, who has been clerk
ing for tho EFT. Nj. Co ut
Tuscarora for a number of years, has
been transferred 10 the El:o store
taking tho place Of Mr.. Mcintosh,
who gUc3t 10 Lovclocks.
Tho following is tho vote in tho
Senate on the repeal or tho State
Board Of Assessors and Equalization
las: Yeas Foley, Forbes, Gianoux
Kaiser, LaGrave, Muutc, Pntchon
Stearns, williamsburg. Nays-BJyio
Comins, Folsom, Mcdonnell, Eickey,
Wil!iumg.--G.
Tho State tax rate seems TO be II
bone Of contention in tho Senate.
Tho Assembly liked the rate at 81
ccnts on tho 500 but some of tho
Senators think this Is too low and
want dollar rate. Senator Folcy
has introduced n substitute bill max
iaS this rate % cents on the 500.
Mr. Grimes Was treating his Elko
friends 10 fine cisar3 to-day. The
lSDEr%NDEST force came in for a lib-
cT"l supply and rs they watched tho
fragrant gmoke t!oat upward in grace
tui lines, tboy wished Mr.. and Mrs.
Grim - "a long life OF welded bliss
with just enough shadow 10 make the
sunshine brighter.
Tho New Era says S. T. Young has
sold his general merchandising bust
ncUSat Lovc!0ck to the ElHD- rusca-
rorn mercantile company OF Eiko
Nj. Young will hereurt,r devote his
energies TO tho completion OF an irri-
CATION canal, which IS Il take water
oHt Of tho river near Ornnna and enter
tho fertile lands aJou. six miles north
OF Lovclock.
at tho Congregational meeting OF
tho Presbyterian church called Tues
day night for the purpose OF taking
steps TO complete tho nov church,
Mr.. aiarlin submitted abid TO finish
the inside work foT 80 and }. $.
Gardner Il Son for $40, and donate
SO Of tn, amount 10 tho church, be
sides furnishing fasteners and lifts
for tho window sashCl. Before the
question w&s submitt2d 10 tho con
grcgatiUn Mr.. Martin Withdrew his
bid and tho contract was awarded TO
Gardner e Son.
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Clcycland'S Cabinet.

Tho follcw'ny gentlemen will COM
pose President Cleveland's cabinet:
Secretary OF State, Walter O
Gresham, OF Illinois; Secretary of
the Treasury, John G. Carlisle, OF
kentucky; Secretary OF War, Daniel
). Lamont, Of New York; Secretary
OF tho Navy, Hilary a. Herbert, OF
Alabama; Secretary OF tho Interior,
Hokc Smith, of Georgia; Postmaster
General, Wilson s. BissolI, OF New
York; Attorncy-General, Richard OF.
rcy, OF massachusetts,; Secretary OF
Agriculture, j. Sterling Morton, of
Nebraska,
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FAMOUS LITERATI,

1T is well known that Rcnan studied
for the priesthood and that the altcra-
tion of his opinions was the result of
his pcrusal of IIcgcl's writings.
EpiToR JoHN IIRIsnIS WALKER, of the
Cosmopolitan Magazine, is out in n card
denying that he made ~, 500, 900 in arcal
estate deal. lie says lie has only made
81, 200, 900.
On. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES not
only hasn't n copy of his first poem, but
he doesn't know what the title of IL
wns. This he confessed the other day
to u lady who sought him for informn-
ton ON this point.
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ALICE DECK I'm,
Teacher.

Reno Journal:.--It Is minated that
tho Trcspass Act. which has just be.
como II law, was passed. in tho interest
Of surveyors as tho services Of n com.
potent civil engineer will DO required
10y every sheep owner In show him
what land 10 claimed by private indi-
yiduals.
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III Ir;ct in KANSAS.

l':- rj'"cr was 5 .SilG yesterday.
Regular meeting Of E.ko Lodge
No. T., !. o. o. f., at their Hail 10.
night.
"Lct'atcc, iIcnpcck: what is it wc
call man who marrics two wives II
birnmIat:" Some call him that. I
call him an Idiot"
Sir. and Mira. W. G. Hancock have
taken charge If tho Capital Hotel at
Battle Mountain. Willie was n "kid''
in Tire aUirD Eei.opl when this scribe
wio!Aod the birch there from so 10
-
The Rocky Mountain News says if
Secretary |oster would pay out gold
and H.lysr"hnIf and half" TO tho for.
c.En ShylocfJ now dcmu"ding the
price 81 ticic bond, he would ut Cncc
put = atop to the export Of gold.
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tFEolI FRrpAr's DARYL
SALMAGUSDl

Sheriff Henderson and wife 70.
turned from Reno this morning.
The estate OF tho late w. S. Hobart
has been appraised ut S5,2I3,COo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Grimes left for
Bowling Green, Missouri, this morn
ing.
Don't forget tho dance at tho De-
pot Hotel on tho evening OF March
18th.
j. y. Mcintosh declared his inten.
lions OF becoming n citizen Of tho
United States yesterday.
Tho Gazette saysthat the "x-Queen
OF the Sandwich Islands pronounces
her avn Lce!cc. wClie-alahneo.
An Iowa man named Corn was
married TO Il Miss Wheat in "A Buptist
church, and the choir electrified tho
audience by singing "What Shall the
Harvest Boz"
In the Assembly yesterday, n bill
amending the forty-day session law
and extending tho session TO fifty
days, wac introduced and passed by
a vote OF % TO 4.
Tho ranchcrs OF Douglas county
held a meeting at Charlottesville the
other day, says tho Genoa Courier,
and unanimously passed. resolutions
opposing the LaGraSe water bill.
The Butchers Gazette SAYS: Prices
FOR tho best steers are iirmcr without
sufficient change TO warrant an I'D
Ganco III quotations. Other qualities
are selling ut last weeks figures.
Detectives say that n gang OF six
expert safe crackers are working tho
limo OF the road between Ogden and
Sacramento II might DC well for tho
people Of Elko to be on their guard
Tho Gazette says n bill providing
for the removal OF the State Prison,
TO Reno will bo introduced Into tho
Legislature. Waghoe county oilers
Il pay ono hall OF tho expense OF re-
mDval.
Wushoe county has the State Uni.
vorsjty and tho Insane Asylum and is
now after the State Prison. Ii it
succeeds in getting the Prison its
next fight will DO for the Capital and
Orphans Homo.
The Silver State says two Eastern
cattle buyers arrived in Winnemucca
Monday and purchased IA head Ct
cattle %; Colonel Hardin which no in
tended TO ship East. Tho price paid
was not made pubic.
W. S. Clayton, OF Mound Valley,
drew Il lot IN Albcrni county, British
Columbia, in tho ExnInincr's prize
distribution. Several other sub
sr:iJcrs in Elko county drew prizes
ranging from a dictionary TO n gold
watch.
Tho Wyoning Legislature hns
given up the task % clcctinG n United
States Senator to succeed Warren.
Gov. Osborne, Dem. will appoint his
successor a:.d it is likely 10 10 =. l..
Now, Chairman OF tho Democratic
State Committee.
4 resolution by Massey to tho effect
that no mombcr he allowed To speaI,
more than once and DO restricted to
ton minutes on the Same subject, and
after forty days 70 serve without pny
WAS voted down in tho Assembly
yesterday by 10 TO i.
While tho adjournment Of the
Legislature mt tho end of forty dayu
would not Interfere with the FREQ and
unlimited coinage OF silver, it might
in the judgment OF some OF it's mem
Ocra restrict the free and unlimitod
circulation thereof.
Yesterday morning when Congress-
man Herbert, CloycIaud's Secretary Of
tho favy appeared in tho House, no
was greeted with Il round Of applause,
which vas SO persistent that no was
Obliged 10 80 forward and acknowl-
edge it in Il speech of thanks.
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WEEKLY ~INDEPRNDENT.

Published every Sunday, and sen; TO any adj
ircss CpystaSc paid. AT Tho following ra;ts,
payable IN advances:
On" Et2r... 70
b. LlOaiES. " ~
Ter ary period under Sir mor;hs. Fifty
c.u'r gor month.
Catered ct the Eilo. Nevada. Po.,oGace for
E4ustYiaGlon through. tue mail. Is second
Lac 'E.il matter.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House went into Committee OF the
Whole on tho bill! repeating the Act
annullinS certain contracts made with
John Mullen.
Tho Governor, Secretary OF State
and Attorney General appeared DO
fore tho Committee and explained tho
claim.
The Committee arose aud reported
tho bill.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

viii no mEic IS Low a. lie ccussStcnt With
sound UI,iacE pG!acipi1s. Apply Of the VI
Gee for ter ~.
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T

QEc copy, Ci< p.ouihs . Nc
Fur Ery period GEicr elk months. one dollEE
err month. Payable ~ advance.
iiJvl"I by carrier In LIho Al IS cant. a week
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stitutional amendments. Amend.
uents read first and second times and
referred tn Committee OF tho Whole.
This took up tho larger portion OF
tho morning.
Recess.
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JOINT STATEMENT
oF AUDITOR AND TREASURE
OF EIiKO COUNTY.

oF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending Dec. 81.
1902.
srt c0sn OF o. SfEEIXiA Sl ISIS.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Jan. 4. ISIS
TO the Honorable Board Of County Commas
sioncrs OF Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
tcily Report or the Finances OF the County
for the quarter ending Dec. IL. 1892.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. H. EIGS,
Auditor,
NJ. H.. MILLER,
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NfAltliIliD

GHIMEs- SrFHCER:-At tho residence
OF Mira. Il. Hudson, Eiko, Nevada,
February -, 1893, by tho I;cy. T..
S. Wittcr, Mr.. John w. Grimes, OF
Pocatollo, Idaho, 10 Miss Maggie
j. Spencer, Of Bowling Grccn, Mis-
Buuri.
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Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.


S No 73-Fixing salaries OF Eu-
reku officers. Judiciary.
S b 40 G2-Rolativo To secrecy of
ballot. Amendments accepted and
ordered r~o.onGrossed.
S BNo 32-Prov:ding for detcrmin-
ing tho legality of claims against
counties. Passed.
S b No 53--iiclativo to District At.
torneys. Ordered cngrosscd.
s No 5j-An Act TO regulate the
business OF assaying. Ordered en-
crossed.
$ b No 30-An Act regulating tho
proceedings in Justice Courts. Or
dcrcd cngIosscd.
Substitute for 4 Ii No San Act
to fund tho bonded indebtedness of
Esneralda county. Passed..
s Is No ii-An Act TO allow water
commissioners 10 change channels Of
water ways. Passed.
a No li-An Act to settle special
election claims of Esmeralda county.
\ b No 7l--An Act relative 10 tho
lnfanc Asylum.
a b No 50-AD Act relating TO pub
lie officials. Lost.
BY Rickcy, ) i No 2..Rclnti,o to
county offices in Or,nshy. Passed.
No Gl..Dill 10 encourage rail-
road building IN Nevada. Air Line
Road. Passed; Il negative, two alb.
scnt.
Senate went into COMMITTEES Of the
Whole and considered n number OF
bills.
Recess taken till . ~.
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or Cnursc You Read

Tho testimonials Published in this
paper relating To- Hoods SarsapariIla
They show beyond a doubt that
HOODS CURES.
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- NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Continued FROM second pasc.)
Thirty. Seventh lay.
SENATE.

Called to order at IL a. NJ, President
Poujade presiding. az
Roll called; all present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Pcarce.
Reading OF the Journal, etc.
Message from tho Governor approx
ing substitute for S L No 81, consoli-
dating certain State offices.
FIRST EEADIHG AsD REFEREScE CT
l. l.
BY Massey, S No GS -Authoriz.
ing E!ko County Commissioners to
Issue bonds for school house building
purposes. Judiciary.
by Bell, A b No 73-Supplement to
an Act providing for tho committal
of insane to tho State Insane Asylum.
Prison and Insane.
BY Foulks, A Is No 79-Authoriz-
ing Nashoe County Commissioners TO
issue bonds in payment OF outstgnd-
ing indebtedness contracts for road
purposes. Ways and Means.
BY Massey, Il c Il No Ito Con
gress relating TO assistance in irriga-
ton matters in this State. Ways and
Means.
BY lIamill, \ i No 1G-Preserva.
ton Of fish in the waters OF this State.
Ways and Means.
BY Hickey, S Il No T2-Consolidat
ing certain Ormsby county officers
Considered cngrossed and filed.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
CIR No ), from Ways and Means
To Congress relative to the two In
dian reservations Of this State. Rec.
ommcnds tho abandonment OF tho
Walker river reservation Oil the
ground that tho Pyramid reservation
Is sufficient for the Indians, and
Walker reservation is mostly mining
country, such as the Indians have no
uso for. Indian Affairs.
BY ~IInrris, a Is No 17-State tax
alton and distribution OF tax 10 the
various funds. Considerably discussed
and further deferred ill I o'clock
this evening.
BY Comins, S i No Cl-The Air
Line Railroad bill, from tho east line
to the west line Of this State. Much
lively and acrimonious discussion on
sued, finally resulting in reference to
the Committee on Corporations and
Railroads with instructions to report
in six honrF.
BY Patchcn, S Is No 3-To regulate
civil proceedings in courts OF justice.
Lost, Ii to |.
BY Hickey, S B No i7-Authoriz-
ing County Commissioners TO grant
aid To district fairs within their re-
spectiyo jurisdiction. Passed, 0 to
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Hish-IIandcd Robbery.

In discussing tho general appro.
priation bill in tho Senate last Mon
day, Senator LuGravo, OF Humboldt
county, characterized some of its pro.
visions and allowances us igh.hunded
robbery and n stealing of tho peoples
money. The bill passed tho Senate
by n vote OF IL to ., Notwithstanding
Tho dcnunciatlon OF tho Senator and
the further fact tnnt that body is in
full control OF the party that promised
TO reduce expenses and tighten tho
burden OF taxation. How will Tho
bill faro in the Assembly?
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Constipation md all troublcs with
tho liver arc cured 10y Hood Pills.
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Disbursements .s62, 749 "a

Bal in Treasury ...... G0,U79 70
Tho above amount stands to tho
credit of the several funds rs por
Troasurer's Bal. Sheet, dated Jan. 2.
1893, hereto attached.
TREASURER's BALANCE SHEET
Cash in Treasury to credit of yarioua
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Total. 1897 70
SUMMARY.
id from Judges

Paid from Co funds 53,537 A
Paid from State"
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School Report

Following is n report Of tho Lib.
crty fchool for tho month ending
February 10, 1893:
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Total 80. 256 80
Net receipts. .92,35S %
Total receipts -. ....l22,828 81
DISBURSEMENTS
Gen County fund 81 ,427 69
State fund 80. .
Salary fund.-. 4,217 II
INDECENT fund.-. l,r0i IL
Contingent fund. 419 A
Judges snlary....
Cash paid State
Treasurer. .... 4O,377 Al
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NJ. II. MILLER,

RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Bal in Treasury Sept 30, 92'S30,469 80
Fees col. by officers. 9l2 II
Per prop, O2 Assessor 325 Oh
Poll. 32, ASSESSOR. 47i %
Gen license, Sheriff 2,036 %
Gam l,20O %
Tuition Non = Resi-
dents Elko Sch. 80. 40 %
Reul & per. prop. tax,
92 by lax Rcc'r.. .S5,557 %
Poll tax, Tax Rec'r. 1885 co
So Fork School dist,
rebate on lumber. % 10
Old Bridge lumber. Is 90
Proceeds Mines..... 800 o. {
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ROAD pUSD.
RECAPtTULAT1oN

Total ,,..m..,... ..,1,A0T 10
REcArITULAT1oN.
In State and County Funds.41,213 90
In School District Funds"..l0y3c8 05
In Road District Funds -. 1897 70
--------
Grand Total. .62,079. "a
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AN EVENING PAPER,
w. w. BOOHER,

EDIrog,AHp pRorEIEToit.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-18

Ii you have homes In your neck and q
clear. full light IL turned on you they
will not show but If you turn yourself
in shadow in hopes of hiding them, the
ugly things will become the most promi-
nent feature of the picture. That is one
secret for girls who would love to be
taken in evening dress, but don't dare.
The simpler the frock worn the better.
Plain straight folds can be handled more
attractively, and, by the way, the idea
of dark gowns for photographs is obso-
lete. Contrasting backgrounds are not
often necessary. One of the most sue
cessful pictures seen at a recent photo
graphic artists meeting was that of a
tall girl in n soft, clinging white gown
against a dead white ground. The ef-
feet was ideal and created II sensation.
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Crate a little alum. put what you can
lay on a dime in one ~teaspoonful of rose
water. Beat the white of an egg. then
add " to the rose water and beat to-
gether Prepare it at night, spread 1t
on the face and cover with a piece of
soft chamois skin which car be fas-
tened on to the lace by means of strings,
with places cut for the eyes, nose and
mouth Wash the face well in the
morning with warm water.
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How to Make a Child Grow.

To aid the growth of a child try the
following, and you will see astonishing
results: Let the child stand by a door
and turn out the toes at an angle of go
dogs, Now see II lips, chin. chest and
toes touch the door. Is the abdomen
held back several inchesa If so the
child is standing perfectly erect. and
will measure its full height. This will
really seem hard work, as it makes one
feel very stiff, but practice it several
times a day and it will soon be easily ac-
complished While in school a child is
usually STOPPING over one sort of work
or another and it is we'll to help the fig
ure bach into good shape by this simple
method.
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SOME LATE INVENTIONS.

A machine that nails boxes.
A machine for sharpening the calks of
horseshoes.
A machine that cuts barrel slaves direct
ly from the log.
A saw tooth In the form of a tubs with a
beveled cutting edge.
A machine that automatically covers
cream drops with chocolate.
A lawn sprinkler that travels over the
grass upon a platform upon wheels.
A fan attachment for sewing machines
which is operated by the mechanism of the
machine.
A new track sweeper for street railways
which has a revolving brush on the rail
and "A pillow before it.
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Brush them well with a soft tooth
brush. using lukewarm water and a
little soap. Rinse them in water of the
same temperature, dry with a cloth and
brush till the ulster reappears. Pour a
little alcohol upon the brush. and should
the ivory have become yellow drying it
in a gentle heat il recommended by a
manufacturing leweler al the best means
of restoring It to its original color.