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Kitchen Caution.

Bridget-Yez must not kiss me, Pat
Ohm afraid we'll be seen.
Pat-Bridg-t, darlin', there's no one
lookin'.
Bridget-Yis, Fat; but the petaties
have oiyes, remimber.-Up To Date.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13
Woman'a Consistency.

Down by the sea a sailor cap so small
Sis wears that every wanton sunbeam
hsrns her nose;
But at the theater ttt so tall
And wide she spoils the view OF full
dozen rows.
Harlem Life.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13
Soreness OF the Lungs

Is forerunner of serious trouble. Dr..
Bells Pine ar-H Honey will Danish that sore.
ness. It will allay the inflammation and pre-.
vent further progress of the disease. It Is
the most efficient means of curing coughs,
colds, and bronchial affections found in the
annals of medicine. All druggists sell Il.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13
r-Cantfol, or Life without a
MASTER

IA short treatise on The Rights and
frongs Of Men, by J. Wilson, Phi. d. This
work contains the advanced thought of the
century on Religion, Laws, Government and
Civilization. It is written in plain and
appreciate the book who will read it. Price.
cloth, $l.5O; paper, $lO0. Address Courier
Pub. House, Newark, N. Y
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

& i. self to the well-informed, to Do
N nd effectually what was former.
n I, ne crudest manner and disagree.
kfM i. To cleanse the system and
Sipse ids, headaches, and fevers with
Arl4 ,ant after effects, use the de.
III lit, aid laxative remedy, Syrup Of
Maze by California Fig Syrup Co.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

Take heart" she said, wishing to in
ftA little courage inro him. "All is
rot lost. Take heart"
Aad being thus urged to take heart,
tie i, ok hers.--Chicago Post.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

Bridget-Oi'm going to put stop to
the policeman's visits.
Mistress-Why, Bridget?
'.Oi think he's fooling me. He's been
calling on me six months and his ap-
petite is as good as ever."-Harlem Life.
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H~-It makes me better man every
fimeI kiss you, darling.
s le-Oh, Harold, how good you must
be Nowl -Boston Travvler.
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nd the pc ! OF

*@ 4 DelEy JOSctuci, anu ny
i it j. ate they do not dis
lestion as to whether it is
Tie mishaps of the house
lad II being a matter OF anx-
bep ehension, are matter OF
Il hb.--the loaf of bread turned
<et ,ogical specimen; the slushy
eN sssrds; the jaundiced Or mea,ley bis
cSs,its 1t is very bright sunlight that
falls on the cutlery and the mantel
or aments of a new home.
But after awhile the romance is all
zone, and then there is some thing to
be prepared for the table that the
book called Cookery Taught IN
Twelve Lessons" will not teach. The
receipt for making it is not handful
of this, cup of that, and Il spoonful OF
something else. 1t is not something
sweetened with ordinary condiments,
or favored with ordinary favors, or
baked in ordinary ovens. 1t is the
loaf OF domestic happiness; and all
the ingredients come down from
Heaven, and the fruits are plucl1ed
from the tree of life, and it is sweet
ened with the new wine of the king
dom, and it is baked in the oven of
home trial. Solomon wrote out of his
own experience. He had wretched
home. A man can not be happy with
two wives, much less 600; and he says,
writing out of his own experience:
BETTER is a dinner OF herbs where love
is. than a stalled OK and hatred there
with"
One of the most affecting reminis-
cences of my mother is my remcm-
brance OF her as Christian house
keeper. She worked very hard, and
| when we would come in from summer
play, and sit down at the table at noon,
| l remember how she used to come in
with beads of preparations along the
| line OF gray hair, and how some times
| she would sit down at the table and
| put her head against her wri nleled
hand and say: Well the fact is, Pm
too tired to eat" Long after she might
have delegated this duty to others, She
would not be satisfied unless she at
| tended to the matter herself. In fact,
we all preferred to have her do SO.
for somehow things tasted better
| Wn04 she pTcpdEco tHcu. oOnc
time ago, in an express train, l shot
past that old homestead. | looked out
of the window, and tried to peer
thro Ugh the darkness. While was do
ing 20, one of my old schoolnates,
,t.whom / had not seen for many years,
I tapped me on the shoulder and said:
DcWiti, l see you are looking out at
rev scenes of your boyhood." "Oh,
replied, Il WAS looking out
a. the old place where my mother
!. ID and died" That night, in the
~ Ne whole scene came back to me.
Tff& WAS the country home. The re
was S~tbe MONDAY table. There
were The children on either side
% the table, most of them gone
s never to come back. At one end OF
/ the table,my father, with smile that
, never left his countenance, even when
. he lay in is,coffin. 1t was an s4-years'
/ smlle-not the smile of inanition. but oil
Is Christian courage and of Christian hope
+ At the other end of the table was a beau.
n Itiful, nenignanS, hard working, aged
Q christian houseSeeper, my mother.
: she was very tired. am glad she hal
# Sd good place to rest in. blessed
O are the dead who die in the Lord the,
t restroom their labors, andsthelr works
|. do follow them"
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The Modern Stage.
-Elnra,s poinr on the stage.

Nell-Flora's going on the stage.
Belle-I didn't know she had any
.alent.
Neil-She hasn't; but her aunt, the
yreat actress, has died, and left Flora
her wardrobe.-Tit-Bits.
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Ibid you make a lasting impression
on Mr.. Yer Dant"
We'll, l made an impression. but ]
don't think it will last. He is too SOFT
Brooklyn Life.
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ove ever dieth." We learn this a. 1
Use. We get, after such suffering as in.
= as it were new birth and other fac.
i te know it as experience.-Ge George s.
lam.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

All sorts of aches and pains nothing
Better than St. Jacobs Oil 1t cures.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

1t was a wise man who said it was hard ia
love woman and do anything else.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

The more the boy is like his father the
less the two get along.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13
why She Thought So.

ene-Yes, but she can't be pretty,
What she Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

sshp Woodworking,
-syaod manager, ever ~
e9r... new pastry, OF ul
X -, sso .eChing in the art OF CON
,usekeeping. lhe ,'tararv SO
~ I'd OF conversation ii. a,h;cs
a's ,aa, i, in deep questiohs VI ~. cues
80 has no time to attend 10 'ne 49,
sue ..aas - 4 household welfare. ~. ~ - chuist
. . Il An the parlor WIN I'D
ma .tha Is Yin the kitchen. I'D
Mai'n $50 better if they haa uiviae sa
nave w. a,sd then they fon'o, ii"t ~
the W., 80 opportunity of hstenlns W
dlsloeu MI Mary monopolizes ohii1 ,.
Jesus ,f.,.,ha sgvelters at the hre. ~
wni'e aerv important thing ina. .hes
was have good dinner Una. ia .
snon. was hungry, and de dlu nv
-, have a luxurious entertalh'nen y :,
- e, Il the duty had devolggfssee nave nave.
r. what a repast th.aaeent wrong in
,hs~ni,Slt sometiaps the fire would
not burIs.> or the bread would not
bake, or Martha scalded her
hand. or something was burned
black that ought only tc
have been made blown; and Martha
lost her patience, aud, forgetting the
proprieties of the occasion, with be-
sweated brow, and, perhaps, with
pitcher in one hand and tongs IN The
other, she rushes out Of the kitchen
iuto the presencct of Christ. saying
s,rd, dost Thou not care shut my sis
I. fatS left me TO serve aloaa%
Gu. fst sec led not word. If it were
seolhng, 1 ,hould rather Lave Hi.
aeoiainp fs..n anybody else's blessing
There vds nothing aeerb lie knew
Martha had almost worked herself t
denth 10 get Him something TO eat ans
throws world of tenderness
His information as He seems to say
Ay dear woman, do not worry, lie
the dinner 60; sit down on this otto
mhn beside Mary. your younger sister
Martha, Martha, thou art careful an
troubled about many things. but on
thing is needful." AS Martha throw
open that kitchen door l look in an
see great many household perplex
ties and anxieties.
First, there is the trial of nonappr'
citation. That is what made Marth
so mad with Mary. The younger ST
ter had no estimate of her older sister
fatgues As now, men bothered wit
the anxieties of the store. and Office
and shop, or coming from the stoe
exchange, they say when they sc
home: "Oh, you ought to be in gu
factory a little while; you ought I
have TO manage eight, or ten,
twenty subordinates, and then 3yo
would know what troubles and ana
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Voice of Envy.

Maud-Clara Cumlong has an easy
line with that indulgent old father OF
hers. She does pretty much what she
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

Hannah AEtS
keeper Jes\
He might bS
confident of a
wolnanhood. [
married. TA
-1,,oh is tho
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

Wife-What On earth is that dos
whining about?
Observation-Disclosures he heard that you
are going to set dinner to-day.-Lus-
tige Welt.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13

e you Interested in current
Uncle Josh?
Josh vva'al, was readin'
/about. small fruits Yesterday, but
amt no money in raisin' currants
as year.-Judge.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13
EaAZ11

Oak Lane. Ala. writes: Have
used DR.. NJ. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine IL years.
1t cured a case Of Sick
Headache Of 80 years
standing. "Black Draught'
10 sometimes imposed on
people as a Substitute when
they cannot get the genuine
DR.. M. ~ g. L. M. which,
think Is far Superior.
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SOME POSTsCRIPTs.

Americans use 100000 collar button,
annually.
Recent reports are to the effect tina,
kansaroos are becoming rare.
Massachusetts employs more than 1885,
ooo people In Its manufactures
The only involuntary muscle composed
OF red or striped fibers is the heart
One acre of land will comfortably sup
port four people on vegetarian diet
The eight hour rule has been introduced
lately in the Russian postal service.
The average distance that an engine
driver travels in the course of a year is 20
600 miles.
English brook trout grown in the New
Zealand rivers is now exported back ia
England In cold storage.
The Italian army consists of 2s5, 091 men,
OF whom $4,000 are infantry 2S,2S9 cav
airy and 2O,Ole artillery
Roast monkey is said to be quite a dainty
uish' us mayor is sort of compro-
mise between pheasant and hare
London has population of 1850 oOo
eqnaiing the combined populations Of
Paris, Berlin, st, Petersburg and Rome.
The oyster is one OF the strongest of
creatures, and the force required IN omen
II is more than 1900 times It's own weight.
There have been 1000 deaths from
plague in India so far according 10 re-
cent report by the secretary for India IN
parliament w
The emperor of China has by no means
the most pleasant Job In the world He
has to fast sixty-four days in each wear
Tor the sake of religion
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cAusEs or THE Wan.

The New Orleans Plcayune voices a con.
siderable ''peare sentiment. In this couu.
try when itBays that ''mcn who would not
hesitate . moment II their country wers
Invaded or Its honor and good name were Al
stake, 70 otfor their lives 10 save ii. have
4 not been able to 500 any justification for
this wal Of sympaths with Cuba,
this u the expression Of one element who
can see no other cause for the war than
\ ssympathy with Cuba
Another element. however seeing or,v
the came cause Is represented by the phll,-
dslphia Press when II remarks: "war Is tbs
last and worst Of human evils, but even
var must be accepted when il becomes
necessary TO protect tho weak, to sucsor the
starving. 70 free the oppressed!
1'he assumption chat the United states
have acted from purely sympathetic
ttsndpoint q not correct It IL heroic 10
90 70 the assistance Of the helpless. but
nations Do not wage war, even In this en-.
lishteRed and humanitarian age. BY reason
alone of sympsthy for suffering. There
80 hsen 4 deep fesIips for the Cubans ana
!rfiae' M bsee checked At ~ bsrUar-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-28

| has been making experiments IN an ehor'
10 secure an minimizing fluid. These ex-
periments, while they have not reached thu
point where declaration can DO maze o,
their absolute success, may pe<compie'eo
In two or three weeks.
DR.. Doty secured from DR.. Jose Sanareiil
OF Montevideo, Uruguay, some OF Inc
bacillus of yellow fever. and with II con-
Quoted his experiments. He proceeded on
the theories laid down by Or. Sanarelli'
The subsequent experiments were con-
tlnued on the theory that this was tue
germ OF the fever, and consequently mucn
depends upon the, correctness OF that
theory. Experiments have been made upon
guinea pigs and dogs with excellent results.
Animals have been inoculated with TIE
prophylactic fluid and subsequently with
the bacill and have recovered after
period OF reaction. Animals inoculated with
the bacillus without a previous inoculaiion
with the minimizing fluid died within
twenty-four hours, the conditions in all
cases being precisely similar. s4
Or. Doty said yesterday that he hoped TO
have his fluid beyond the experimental
stage in a few weeks. Everybody, he said,
was now awaiting the decision as to
whether the germ discovered by San9relli,
and which he found in following out his
own experiments, was the real bacillus OF
the fever. If DR.. Doty's hopes are realized
he will invite the surgeons of the National
Guard to be present at an explanation OF
It's practical value. II it meets the hopes
Of its tiscoverer it will be prepared for use
against the plague and can be readily sent
to Cuba for the troops.
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AN AMERICAN REcEssloNAL.

God OF Battles. who art still
me God OF Love. the God of Rest
sundue thy peoples fiery will.
ana cu'll the passions In their breast,
n neiore we battle our hands in blood
we M them TO thy Holy Rood.
ne WAITING nations hold their breath
70 catch the dreadful battle cry:
And In the silence as of death
The Hateful hours 20 softly bv
hear Thy people where thew 'nrav
Ana shriye our souls before the frayi
heiorc the sun OF peace shall set
we kneel apart a solemn Wills.
f',y tho eyes with sorrow wet
but pity most the lips that smi,.
me night comes fast. we hear as.,
The baying OF the wolves of war
Not lightly, 0 not lightly. Lord
Let this our awful task begin.
SHesk from Thy throne warning wora
Above the angry fartions' din
II ms be Thy Most Holy Will
ne WIN us still---be with us sim,
lanske cambridge. in the Iraependsn.
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HIGH LIGHTS.
Chicago Record.

Chicago Record
Love Is the chief bond of human sym.
Pathy; keeping chickens is the next.
We could all learn more If we dldn.t
waste so much time hiding our ignorance.
AS spring tonic war seems to have
knocked qunlne bitters out in the hrst
round. ''''
AZ this time OF year there's only a STEM
isdder between the sublime and the rldie.
ulous, '"s i'u'e-
The spoiled child is likely to grow nm
much, e" 'oo
some people have deluslon tina, thev
VIII DC known by the company they man,
age TO get into.
IN all crisis this nation has two ereat
sustaining forests sense OF honor mi
us sense of humor ~"
Inc old fashioned woman used to have
ner gown stuck full of pins; the new NO.
man never can find one
ioung men who are always wanting ~
ale Tor some damsel can now show tbej,.
"e''ie In behalf OF the goddess OF liberty.
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HOUSTON AS AN ARr1Y RENDEZVOUS.

At this Time rapdy the overshadowng
necessities the mobng the volunteer
is deeply elshne localities in
this State should Houston and seek
this orig
naly intended o
The n
ged this city the OF locality ideal
point South
west 1t the tnscontnenta lines; is the
coast and within hours the embarkao Of
troops for Characterization with all of
which has be
than other and
with less
n
II is
truth Of these
The city probably designated
suggestion the
asa railroad
been appointed aide the
Another
did training ground because
Cuba
healthfu conditions point
to weigh greatly with war departm
The false sanitary
dons is met by the fact that
state MS the regular
suburban parks for camping
each supplied with its
all absolutely clean sanitary standpoint
1t with nd Austin,
off to side OF the
fory-eght either San Antonio
or Austin are at least dangerous
would add thousands pro-
duve of great inconvenience prove
needless waste of time when time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-28

men because OF their attitude on the sub
)ect OF the present war is so plain that the
people of the State can and will readily un-
derstand the situation.
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What Teaa. Gould DO.

spain Is about two-thirds the size Of
lexss, but nearly five times more popula-
Ion. II Texas was turned loose she could
Nipe up She earth with Spain before con-
krefs could pass an appropriation bin.
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GOSSIP

New York.
cycle track Il
has had 1904
nshment IN ,ars
SEASON SEASON. The
SUNDAY af.trnocs
"hseu circus
/ uos,,,,.,,
/ nostllltlss bv,s
Spain have Il
| No, edade, ~
fornied ,n mere dslk
CHEF believes \ \
~.
r,or rS n0usewi'e SAs {
- VA Inc pound
80 iorfb may as,us b
feeling the fir, 80
sade. orcc.., ,ss e'l'cs .
10 o1ly n, .snss ~ ~
be cleyat ss 'u,s 2 sa6
wife who III. y;,Isexnsfk
ought to b. 1870 y ~ n
er. In spite , y ,sa s!A
1s'ss
A White Star &c.
brought over . ~
CROSSES the deem Z
vices to the tjnI,.a
| SAYS Tho H., $500 alsl
dastardly s ass .eg i Y
in battle t Ia. eng IL u
tain. 81 Brysr 4 wi
name annco ~ ilha
gage car.s,. e So usn'f
a personai p' ~. W htsl
Miles. and ~ N.Y. s Y n
= 'Oms esashl
The cubans Win z, \
Offices of the i,,,s. h
restrain their exuh.,'.' /
dom of Cuba incIdss,s, 4
Cubans have yolun,..,,
of the National fe,s,,-
would like to be tn y
forcements for tie cShss]
1unta ID was rajd tss...
ment Of well armed N y
10 :eady 10 start for 4. II
Uncle Sam can tfnnsna h
seem to nc full Of Il, N y
Last Saturday 1 ~ =, =.
the Poles and Ru,,l.,. ],
Thov i'm, ia.
e.''su '"s' eFn
Gil the earth. and they MI
their wealth, which. n AZ
deosited in ire sts,. ~
/, ta,,,,,,,, !. - .'Sss
+, , ~, gu .'. I. 'lsa.uI'M
gathered. FOR ~ !, y. ~
up OF women, barehsadta N
carried babies and sfsay Y
M NJ, no up e., es = { fs =
When the .,oors wars W.,
In line ami received thih &
ioi,ars. Some manised b
'.,s s.r,' ~. a na =, pua u
Wills M o,,ar. 49,
~. d;nr ~ a.,.h LII ~ = s.,,'!
y = ,,s,r y { ! - ~, WY, 4. 49, 49,
~ ''oo' aoo'e "s
A.'
rh nr.,. LA ~. ~. W
u s'ea. soie wy " {
can shoree on FebruaiI y
low. With the begitnIyl \
md the scarcity I, c,rnr,,,
-. -. :. ),
's'a'i'e @lpa'ens w !
ave risen above The pual
'oint. The,leosts, to-, 4 i
nv evo,t,, .det.e fip,rin
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psn me quinine capsule in his mouth
n'oke. he thought he'd die;
s snrs wno heard him said It wsss
Indianapolis Journal.
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II is idle to believe that Spain Will receds
from her position, and we would not recede
If we could, for no nation ever prepared for
battle In more righteous cause than the
releasing of a furnished and stricken people
from unmerciful oppression Cincinnati COM
mereial Tribune.
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sor ar or,oraonav a.,,.a,. -, .,''
~, neodod an ernor,onoa ,u.a ,,,s 49,
p.o,,,sa,,aa ~ ~. NV p'ess"'
stronger than Spain as an antagonist for us
ani the teacher of nm object lesson. Unless
,,w.yor va 40 M, ,,,,a,, =. ,,,.oa. -. -, :,
oynerionce,
inc spanish heet seems determined to wait
Tor It's bnse
,.,,. !, ,,au, ,i,n. 49, 49,
"a a., ',' u'p' '.,en'
.., nn ,o,,,,,...,. .,,,' e W 'e, up on .n''r
FEARS IN consequences of that report aud
their da'ly expression OF alarm" at such and
snch conditions? These things look ms bad
able inp,e vision n. home md abroad Ia, ~.
al least feel TINT nmntnur,sh,,ess il co,rnad
to tho diplomatic department
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we arc liKe'y 70 near OF the FIRST fight In
Inv fhr E"sl
M, o,ouo, roa,,,-,,--,- -.
wasting time and daylight within the past
ten days by meeting In convention and dc
clnring for "the maintenance OF the gold
standard" and against the 'repudiatlon of
the Oregon r,npb,cnns wuI have ,o,r,os A.,
virmo Of M, sna,,,,r, 90, ,aa,,,,., 'A'
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II the Paris comes in safely II Will bc bet
Ter 'hah her old habit OF breaking tie record.
p,.
j. 'ymp'ny VI sp"htsh American races
country, would be only natural, but those OF
thsm who IRE separated from this big reuub-
lilo by nm eusy river to cross should NJ ,e,st
be discreet in their MANIFESTATIONS Of such
sna,,., 80, =. Wy 80 -" o'oo' Is 'nor-
s'e"'' 'N'" - 70 oss'ess'ye'
The detention Of our tornado h,,, ,.,
brick purchase on tho other siae vii, no
great relief to her crew
" *
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unnindfm Of The fate I'm, "a oyor,.,,,a ~
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