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foot Others go through with the waltz with a.
much finish rs they would on the ballroom floor.
The regular waltz step Is taken with the feet
while the shoulders are turned from side to
side. and tho arms made to keep time in their
strokes as well AZ tho feet. Unless n woman
has learned to swim while n child, fear keeps
her from learning these things; 1t is usually
school girls who indul ge In such aquatic folies.
Every woman who begins to take lessons in
to dive, but nearly all OF them give II up. not be-
cause they cannot learn or do not II Ike the ex-
perience. but because no cap has ever been made
that will keep the hair dry. and II Is rather q
disagreeable thing to 10 in for n hRtf-hours
swim and have TO wait perhaps two hours for
the hair to dry.
MS to make or material. Those used In the
schools are made of light colored outing cloth
and flannel. The pupils are not allowed to wear
stock kings. rs they increase the weight and pre-
vent their movements from being seen: dark
colored suits do the same. The most comfort-
able and lightest suits are made of white al
paca They do not cling to the body when wet.
The schools opened about the middle of April.
and will not close until October. In those where
and childrens hours are from A. NJ. to 3 =. NJ.
The length of the lessons are half hour, but
beginners never take over twelve minutes at
first, and gradually increase to the full time.
After they become expert the length OF timo
spent In the water is gauged by the physical
condition OF the swimmer. A woman trying
to reduce flesh often remains in two hours or
comes out after exercising three quarters OF an
hour. In few weeks she may have the satis:
faction of seeing her body become firm and hard
to the touch.
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THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

! am sufferer from nervous exhaustion and loss
OF sleep. / should be greatly OBJ iged to know OF .
good remedy.
Take Cerebrine (eItract of the brain) in nve-drop
doses on the tongue, three times daily.
What is the best treatment for the commoner forms
OF La Grippe!
Febrtcide: one pill every four hours for the nrst
twentyfour hours; after that, pill every eight
hours with Cerebrine. in nve.drop doses.
0whaf arc tho symptoms OF Locomotor Ataxia and 10
there any reliable remedy
Send for book on Animal Extracts. Cerebrine has
proved of great the OF this dsorder
It should DO taken In three-drop doses three times
daily.
have tried several Antifat remedies for obesity
Please recommend treatment.
Thyroidne (extract of the thyroid gland); nvo
drops the tongue three times daily.
I am troubled with q bad taste in my mouth, and
my food does not akree with me.
Take Nathrolithio Salt; teaspoonful in half
tumbler OF water after meals. two or three times
week.
Ihave had neuralgia headache for some years. Win
you Kindly publish q remedy in this columnf
Take Cerebrne In drop doses three times daily.
Indulge too much in the use of tobacco Is there
really any remedy counteract Its Injurious effects
cannot give up the habit.
Cerebrine 10 excellent for either the tobacco
opium habit
Please inform me OF good remedy for a skin dis
which has appeared on my face for long time.
Thyroidne in nve.drop doses upon the tongue.
twice each day. with the use OF Natrolithic Salt in
doses OF two teaspoonfuls in tumber OF water be-
fore breakfast twice week.
! am troubled from loss OF strength and dimness OF
vision so that cannot read In the evening with any
comfort. Please suggest treatment
Take Cardine (extract OF the heart). alternating
with CercDrine morning and evening. in nvedrop
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TO THE NORTH POLE BY BALLOON.
A Talk with One ofthe Swedish Aeronnuts
Who WIN Try to RencA the Pole.

Who VIII Try to Reach the Pole.
A gentleman just returned from London has
had an interview with Mr.. Nils Ekholm Of
the Royal Swedish Meteorological Office an
honorary member of the Meteorological Society
Of London. who is to be one OF the three persons
who will join Mr.. Andree in IN attempt to reach
the north pole by balloon in tho July OF next
year. Mr.. Elk holm is a skilled aeronaut and has
been trained both in astronomy and meteorology
at the I'psala Observatory. He was GRADUATES at
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sure of a clear teld IT is frausht with danger.

as obstacles cannot be seen.
II strikes one as n little odd that half tho wo-
men taking lessons IN the swimming schnOla ara
those who expect TO spend the summer at the
sea shore. because it is SO much easier to- learn
in salt water than In fresh. Tho salt water huoys
one up. while only stout people can lie in fresh
water without working.
1t Ia very amusing to watch score OF whter
spritcs performing tricks and doing fancy
swimming in q big tank. Some will stand erect
and cry Watch us perform n miracle now"
And they walk from place to place. using their
hands just as they do their feet. always being
careful TO begin with tho right hand and left
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the university at the ago OF 20, and appoint
ed chief OF the Swedish station at spitzbergen
for observing tho transit OF Venus and for col
lecting facts about the climate OF the north
Mr.. EEholm says that the u pedltlon will start
not later than July, 1895, and the ascent will
take place from wooden house which will be
erected in the neighborhoOd OF Inglefeld Gulf
Northwest Greenland. Every precaution will
be taken for the safety of the aeTOnauts, and tho
consent to the expedition until II has carefully
examined every detail. Mr.; Ekholn sand that.
the enterprise il must be rrmembered that
tho whole business viii be managed by men
who are accustomed 10 the difficulties OF
expedition with that OF Nnnsen. Mr. Ekholm
argues that his risks are not nearly SO great ss
those OF Nnnsen. Mr.. Andree. he says. will
trust To winds which are a great deal quicker
and In many ways safer than those OF the
ocean. and he does not consider that the me N
he-s OF the balloon expedition win incur any
unusual Ilsk Of life.
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r. s--Ail letters OF inquiry on medical snbjects
directed to the Columbia Chemical Company. Wash.
ington, u. C.. will be answered free.
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6 . have been made sd less left
ana the methods OF making have been faulty.
s"ch wine is best soon AS IL IL made. for II
"s!,rierales with time.
by the producers. In Europe. you know, wine
gets Its name from the districts In which 1t is
the grape @ + For % Instance. a I'm Mintandsl % Wine 0 Is
made in northern California and another in
II used In both places but the wines, owing 10
the soil and the climatic conditions. are totally
inherent, one being poor. the other good. This
applies to all the other wines made there. and
eonsequentlya buyer Is unable TO know what
,Htt , 9t article he is getting except when told by
All these things have united In initiating
IfS.nst Ifn"rM the popularity Of the native % Wine'
oetter wine than Is made in Italy and Hungary
It'll It'll wihes, mean-for, although California
hey are not Yet YET equal 9e to the best importei
nTt lust 80 long as the American public In Its
viii II" IN the u!s Of
vines be slow. Better wines are made In Call
.ag agq in this s tG Less money as
;hlS ;ihnsrieans realize it the betterit viii be for
nd mem to say nothing of the producers. Canada
taiorniMa G ssi wII indies consume great dsal %, Of
ec%FrxssPonding IS ,o grades of Europesn wines,
no sfSSss it. snd ' the esssrn sSa aI p:cpls
i iemtims,ss mSfsng themselves. But adultsration is
ing 9t native wines With fi forsiRn Wines, WHICH Is
carried ,d on with great success. and results in .
it ,nA; legitimate though In . sense It 10 fraud.
nut tor all adulteration ! would recommend
ana nai1 Ohio. Adulteration is necessary part OF
iShaheesaS' iIdhs.hhesS' but the products should be so
what he is getting. The oleomargarine law is an
Ian npie re oi what mean. Since the passage OF
Ohio there has been no trouble Whatsysr' There
oi sn0o,a De national LEGISLATION TO that end and
ihs a,, eaoh STATE should have similar law. and
ing ,nSn knowlsdge Of the American people would
a.. k,ye native wines the place their excellence
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religio-physical theories of the Greeks
ana Jews and even into the Christian
world AS the belief in spirits and witch
craft reached It's height In the fifteenth
century the demonolpgists. or special stu
dents OF this subject, systematsed the
strange faneies OF that Wild period. Astral
SPIRITS werc made to occupy the first rank
among evil or demoniacal spirits.
Is Il true that Kosciusko's heart was not
hnied with his body? Where is the heart
htPI' .IO.R.
kosciusko's body lies buried at cracow.
his heart was handed over to the friend
OF his declining years, NJ. de Zotner. and
later passed, revered heirloom, into the
noble house OF Morosini, on the occasion
of the marriage OF Kosciusko's goi-
daughter, Mile. de zeltner to Count Nor
osini. The heirs of the latter presented
the heart few weeks ago to the Polish
museum, on Lake Zurich, where it is
now kept
Which States in the Union do not issue
marriage licenses. and what process Is
required by law instead of Il license?
NJ
No license is necessary ir. Idaho. Now
York, Wisconsin, New Jersey, North Ia
kota or South Carolina. These States
simply require that the ceremony shall be
performed by some authorized oarty (civu
or enthusiastically in the preserce Of one
or more witnesses. They all have certain
prohibited degrees and age requirements.
What is the Bacilean manuscript
Lei.
II ls the name given to two Greek man
uscripts of the New Testament One is n
nearly complete copy of the gospels writ
ten at Constantlnople, about the eighth
century; the other copy of the whole
New Testament which must have been
written in the tenth century.
Under the new law OF Texas. can a man
marry girl who is IL years old over the
objection Of her parents? Culver
There has been no change in the mar
| riage law OF Texas which requires that
the male shall be q and the female IS
years of age before a license will he Issued
without parental consent.
| treasury note? l..
The $4,000 note is the largest we have.
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think that ie the reason why President
cleveland LETT the State to live In his
summer home In Massachusetts,"
Referring TO tho supersti,ions OF people
the senator said Friday was considered an
unlucky day. But" he continued. II
was nominated for governor OF New York
ON Friday and l was elected. was
again nominated on Friday and won
again When / was nominated for the
third time II was on Wednesday. and
was defeated. Some said Friday was n
lucky Jay for me and that I was defca ted
because was nominated on Wednesday,
4 think l was beaten because 1 was run
ning for q third term"
Every one reared with laughter at his
sly MT at President Clcveand's alleged
hankoring for a third term In fact, every
man IN the hall had been expecting some
political illusions IN the lecture, even
though Senator I'm had resolutcly deter
mined 10 oschew politics while on his
lecture tour. The senator closed his lee ure
by saying that the safeguard OF the RE-
public lay IN the liberty of the people.
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Kic,serr AgnInst Law.

Luling Signal.
There is n class OF people who are never
willing to abide by the laws OF tho coun-
try In which they like. Tho laws, TO suit
them, must be elastic and TO suit their
particular dosires. These people arc gem
orally known either as good" folks or
very bad ones; they never occupy middle
or medium position. The blatant reioriner
who breaches from tho fpstrum has his
ideas OF tho otcrnai fitness OF things. and
the gambler o. bruiser who wishes 10 run
all for his purse filling are really cor
d N randizement While their means are
= erenf for obtaining what thcv Wish IN
tnt m they amount TO the same ghing; NE
,irH, but when the thief died on the cross
IS the side Of Christ we do not believe
iiist II tnade him ono OF the Godbead.
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REUNION SOUVENIR ALBUM.
A book of Especial Interest "a Itous-
InnInnr-M III be on hnOn.

Professor William Biods"e pbilpout OF
Bryan was Ia the city yesterday and gave
a reporter Of Tho Post an opportunity Of
examining THE sponsor Souvenir Album
and History Of the United Confederate
veterans Reunton." which has been com
piled a.i a memorial of the great meeting
held IN this city last May. The album
and history was edited by Professor Phil
port, with the assistance OF other wen
know n Texas gentlemen, and IL a blending
Of the beautiful and historical that can
not fall to make 81 popular Throughout
Texas and the south. Tho book VIII oe
issued from the press IN a week or 30. aliI
the cOmpllerg are anticipating iapll
oXllaus. ,1n Of tho nrst ediuol, ~ iVt'stf
oil INJURY IA regard TO " ar" being re-
ceiyed from every section. Tine bindlng IN
a substantial one OF cloth and goa, wliIo
the engraving ana typography are OF tie
highest excellence Houston Is ceptt,thg
prominent I'm its pages. photographs o. net
citizens, public buildings, TerlltHtts' WnN,
rifui women, picturesque sceales ana pfttLy
babies Occupying II largo portion OF inc
volume. Reunion scHnos are elfcn inii
space and charming description, v IN poi-
irals Of the leading living ronie1erateh
gnf dead officers. Repre- nthllY6 WDunh
OF Texas, tho maids and sponsors o. tns
different states as wei IS pictures OF
bsautiful women IN all sections Of tho
southland, arc photographed upon rs
pagts. Selections Of 20 Try especially hsar
10 every Southerner constitute a feature
of tli,. work many of them being printed
in connection with me scehes orrcIipti'
Tho work Is an Appropriate tQmnemoft-
lion az the big Rointn. and y Eousc-
mir that will be priced by all who are
Jortuuhte enough 20 possess II.
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romanticism, while on tho other we see
the severe lntellectualism and ehaste beau.
~ OF the Greek mind Many of his shorter
layiic poems are masterpieces and betray
Ihe authors love Of beauty and his passion
for antique art.
The Heart OF Old Hickory" by VIII
Sneh Df9mgoolc Cloth. price S.95. The
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Eight charming and popular stories by
ms gifted yourg Tennessee writer are
collected in this volume Each of these
stories Is study that reveals different
phase of human character. and each study
Is q work Of art. Several show the au-
thor's subtle skin In dialect writing. and
all reveal the hand of master In dc
hneaiing character. Here we have mint
table humor, sleeful fun. delightful salllcs
Of wit and genuine pathos. ell combined
with extraordinary descriptive powers
haciness. strength. vi,idness and felicity
of expression characterize the author'u
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The Big Bow Mystery" by I. Gang
VIII Rand McNally & Co, puhlis efs
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This is very good murder story, fun
Of mystery. sensauonalsm and Fang
Wills inimiiable humor and character ere.
| alton II was originally written for a
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''one Mans Folly" by Peter Il. Max.
| wen. ponohue. Htnnehcrry A Co. puh.
ton. 'i''''
This story, while not outwardly had, has
low moral tone and n depressing erect
| upon the reader. II deals In unplcas ant
scenes, the development OF evll passions
| ana Is Of class Of publications that arc
| OF no use whatever in the world Of liter.
allure.
NJ "t l,aso Jeremiah in me South" by c
hshers. Chicago For sale by Bo;tlel
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Mr.. stevans ia the nuthor Of "tncl,
Jeremiah and Family at tho World,
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has caused it to he widely read book
| His new story takes Uncle jeremiah int,
the great Southland. AMI contains bril-
liant scenes Of negro life and countr!
people, visits to battlcneds and tho typi
cal Southern cities. sundry love affair
and startling adventures.
Miss pevereux of the Mnriqulta." h,
| Richard Henry Savage. II. Taunysoi
Neciy, publisher, Chicago. For sale b.
Bother Bros, Houston.
Colonel Savage has written many In
tcresting stories Of love and adventur
and this IS one OF his best. II is a stor.
Of bonanza days IN Nevada, The autho
lived and moved along tho thrillin
scenes described IN this exciting novel an
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they. will soon do that after they have
lived with us awhile We are right SMART
" ~ tho minority now. so far MS National
Politics Is concerned. but that don't
trouble anybody but Tho postirastcru md
thc revenue men, and we keep on hand
enough clever republicans TO fill these
tiiices when the time comes.
so let the procession proceed, for whcth-
90 the tnrin liz high or low, whether It's
void only or gold and silver. we can stand
II II they can | read MIR, Crisp's speech
and ! nm rrcad Of him. Ho ia onN for
clgn born man whom our people delight
TO honor, Almost from his infancy he has
been an adopted son OF Georgia, with no
influential kindred. no family prestige, he
has. unalded, climbed his way 10 honor
and fame and there is no stain upon his
but he knows no fear and will not turn
TO the right or the LEFT from his own con-
rictions of right and duty.
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TAKING CHANCES.

You love me2 All. I know,
As mon love. no better, dear.
Worship Yes, \ month or 30
Tenderness7 Perhaps q year.
After that. the aulet sense
OF possessioni careless care.
And The calm Indifference
That All married lovers wear.
Blame you, dearest! Not at all
AZ fate made you. 70 you stand.
Az fate made you 10 you fail.
Far balow loves high demand.
Yct strange Is loyc's deep law!
can look you through and through.
Trucing plainly natures flaw
IN the heart she gavs to vou-
Knowing all my heart must stake.
An fhe danger all the fear
Ard yet glad, even 80, 20 make
This. my losing bargain, denri
--Madelins 8. Bridges In Rochester uni61
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ASTR0L0GY FOR DECEMBER.

ANTHOLOGY FOR DECEMBER.
zadkiel, the London astrologer In MS
voice OF the stars thus forecasts the
last month Of 1856.
The effects Of the presence OF the three
great planets saturn, Mara and Uranus
IN the sign OF soorpio will stu he felt in
Europe and Asia, and calamitics VIII
again appMi the world. In all probability
great comet VIII add to tho luster OF
Tho heavens at night. Venus enters
Scorpio on the Sth inst. and contributes
10 disturb the atmosphere ana to cause
physical upheayais nlso About Christ
mus tide there VIII be numerous cases
or crl"lty 10 women and children brought
bcloTo The magistrates. aud great
poisoning case ia hkely TO cauro much
sensation, spain Wll suticr from tue
entry OF Mars into SRgittarius, and Huu-
EMN and ScaNoniR are likely 80 particle
pate IN strife and trouble Ins Sagittarius
| IS also their ruling sign. In the latter
ihli ut this month criminals or anarchists
I WIN again cause trouble and anxiety,
for at the new moon tho twelfth house
/ " AFFLICTED 10y the presence Of eNil
plaocts Probably some scandal WI
I arise ia connection with pourhuusoa and
/ PRISONS Colonial affairs will h. bcsct
1 Win dimicultcs. and u blow Is lutelN 10
! 10 directed against tho power oil Great
/ Britain,
| Crauus again troubles persons VINO were
| born either about the l2th OF May tho
! 9th Of August or the 9th to IAN of 80
Nnvi4ni,I,H ' W. "V ",S sar.cunr'l
/ thtr health Those who We're bora at
| the end OF July are favored by Jupiter.
| ne 'Hl i.bl. Us, lNN"i u,'.',.NF ~.
/ s.h brings a CRISIS 10 all whom IT may
concern Tho "a wlll bfing a 'r'1nit-
thereon. especially TO women
,.,., ,,..,,,...,,
''''. 's ,,..n, ,
saws OF i''o'nlo't' ......,,.,,- ,,,,.
IHe P'n''".N ''"'V,'''7
'pt 'n' ''"'n l.'"l '" "'''. ~, .
$500, .,.,,,,,.,l ,rt labor
serious struggle e'tweon ''i'''' Nn" , ,,.,,
W." wv ''f',,' 'N'l' ,,..,,,,, ,,o,,
u N',s wa. n',., we ,,.n ~ .u,o ,rooo' # vpl
pe so1 month in i mSpy n% nii "a. ' 1e,
WY u...'17 "ra,tor. a. nj M" inutrufnbic
ma prepayment uere w iN s,,rn''n3o IN
Ninh ui" ~ ~ "t,t,, ttranu,
rruioF'N IRON ,ue pv-lN i.,.'l, ~ nc
Nn n''N 49,, nntatn All A rtc4i
anoera'n tendency a,e1'r rn ' pc sosp OF
hc Ft docs not arSoc VOL ,iqi te' . w,
lal. "i }' v~,5,,, ,e,or,n tn nrlgnn ircut
ffrai ann Id, az a., r,,,,.,,.tt, ,i,ir
front FcWhl"S WIZ We s,'rf,.,. ,,,,n ,r,m
ing tMN hnhunn nv ,a,,,.,s,t, tfn l,.na
cruelty 20 surn,t ~ ,i,,ht
oi,N'"H'i ~ :. .t.,'.,a an tho iptb md
Ma.s onierH StE'''nr uF S g,' Iiunrnry
VIII I" '", ~ ,i', 49,. e A,r,yt-- pr,.a
eHs tNg I"llYuH n'n.r I,,rrate Unite,
ma rrm" w, ln"," ~. bc is rcttiup
rcuogr"d's IN l.,o, s,.,,-r rrnnc,
free from INC NlulIt Wv ~, ~" W., >, nc5rn,i 4,
and lthV ~ VNpo' III ,,, 81 riu M
time. and irhdt anu '.iu,,''t IN Ir vc,,
ere pu' '"'
tansitory'
,... r,,,l1, fo,. Deccubo, Tim,
Ihe hFefSu'N ""''' ~
advises.
e,rds,,-.An unfn vornblo day.
n"'''' -. - ,,ar,,,1
very douhuu'' "o e'i -,
s. court ia the n. m; uIAvorahlc iol
an .tSe
"h 80 IN. .,,,..-, ana .., favor, m
a. lIhdc VII" "'"''9 "''" NJ" -
tine r. m. or evening.
,r,a,,l removc seek work but avoil
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He Chose the wrong Place.

Now IOTk fT'7H .
Herr Liebkneeht, the German socialist,
has been sentenced 20 fourteen months
imprisonment for criticism. the govern,
be elected 20 almost any office Tor the
same reason.
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TALK WITH THE BARBER.


He was a colorcd gentleman. Some peo.
pie think they mako the best BARRIERS.
Hts large, lus,rous eyes and clear cut
features proclaimed him no common trash.
This thought was more forclbiy suggested
hv n well trained mustaehe and luxuriant
growth OF hair. arranged after the latest
fashion. The keen eye and light hand
OF one who does not use tobacco IN any
form "a apt to produce good results ana
such results are only 60 bo found where
prices are "up" and TIPS scarce.
How long does IL take TO master this
profess iouf' was asked.
Maybe yon don't Think this business ~
a profession, but II s--thRt'a right. /
came to this town after wording In SOC
ond class barber Ehup ave years, and thoy
told nv that ! would have TO learn the
trade all over again--thats right WHY.
this business Va as important ms dentistry,
and thoy teach that In schools-thats
'Nou zoe that man over there Welt
we sratched thla town over for goOa
hnrher aud then had 20 send East FOR h,m
tsaatnn barbcrs arc the best especially
If they have had experience In some auch
city az boston whore they set the styles
Tho barber rclateN some odd preIudtccs
ilo said that there wan timo when IA
barber could run clipper .up onn sldn OF
, ,,,....,... -. - w "'"'' az" '"e
!, ,.,,,,,,,.' ''',''"' '""' u'S " past
.,,,,.., -" 'n'"".V" ior
Ia ,,o ,,,,,, NV, ~ N'rn '"'u' palf cuts
l., Ia, ,,',,','.t e','' Hi,"'V - p"N
| Mhcre the snavc had been no close that
iuV ailn had Viosod over tho ouds Of tha
| hair and when hntr grows h,urnth ~,
skin VI rnusra trnVi,., ..,,,. ,'','Nn ,n ,
gaiulnW prurcdcut tst,ti'i,t.,, ,tt,fI's ~
! nnNo their hnir rut iii Inn NJ ~" ~, i'us
siA yours old ns fhn al ~ ,bN M va ~.
| lost and III hocanics roa,sc ''' 70
conversation turned hero nun thr .un
! iccf &C cosmetirn was t,Lrn ~ ~.
cuiorcd gentleman said thai bnv INN ~
gofug out az usn lts n,,i,5 ,iri',, s ~,
20 haVn bern ns rlrasini obor Vstt,n'
hazel has taken ita pincc N,ufnrs,u,n ia
pound of witchntg.l .,r.,,, ,,,,.,N Vu''
aud ammonia mates nm n,,re,. iii ,,r',, ,r
! ration. soap should never hs Hsrd an
To ita growth mo N6mivi ~, w nc uu9e,,
! style of beard, tH sotung few problems
H Hn,nI i9ni tnelioE. IAe Nnndykc has
oAponac. II eniisos ,,, ,,.,,.., s. - "'NV'
| ranking uncut hfHt-elass trade" con
| uhu'" IN" muster OF Ia" profession, ut
/ puys 10 have urat' claaa custom. You net
| tnn,,o iu,,lt,rt,,,i ,,,,rs.ir n,t1 ,h.,, 90,
h.,vc ia IA, ,ort4uI,r 1, la mi, ,,,,tc,
OF htlng particular aud learning the little
I things which makos this trade n prn-
! 800, n,a,,,. .,,,, ~ -. 49,,
I ieNh"ll ihni rlghl we remove warts,
I mulee, birth marks aud moth patchus.
/ v-br ind. nns ut,,n,e ham rloa,lv ram
"sN''
/ n'cteu Win tue meaning arr "hu w luhe
as 200 years hg" the barber kept ieerhcs,
| uoi a binct oNe hn went tu tho harprr
/ shpp 90 he lecrnrd 1t wag tht. ol1-timo
/ use Of the barber shop which gave 4, tho
! red white and hluo sign ThiH combliia-
| i,on nr rninSs DON nai stand for thc Ma