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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

II is all OF piece with the tyrannical
French Government that Zola's friends
should DO punished for their share,
however slight, in his recent trial One
would think France had returned TO the
days when any Objectionable person
could be clapped into the Bastile, for
this beautiful third republic goes the
monarchy one better, and out-lIerods
Herod by Furnishing mans defenders.
II Is hoped that Col. Picquart Is not
cast down by being placed on the half
pay OF lieutenant and not being per
mltted TO wear n military uniform. His
turn viii come yet, and though there
are no more Bastiles 10 be destroyed,
what now stands for that prison must
In time be also overthrown. 1t Is
known that states and nations die like
everything else In nature, that fashions
pass and are reborn once In no many
decades, and II may be that the fashion
OF tyranny is to return by way Of Paris.
At all events. the spirit that fostered
the Commune IL rife.
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THE POINT OF VIEW.

And the boy, did you say, has gone
wrong
Won the badges Of disgrace and should
wear them7
1t appears that dishonor and trouble will
throng,
When the heart Is less able to bear them.
You call him criminnl-but
Can't forget all his baby completeness;
You say mercy should pass, like the lie
vite, on by
remember his infantlle sweetness.
tell you n truth that will live:
The adult may be bad as you've thought
him
But the heart that loved the child will
forgive
The man for the Joy baby brought him.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Whom the Heart Is Henrr-

There is always remedy for n
heavy heart" writes Ruth Ashmore IN
the Ladies Home Journal. 1T may be
IN work-it oftenest Is. 1t may be in
thinking out the joys that have been
given to you, and the sorrows from
which you have been saved. 1t may bo
IN helping others by sympathy. or IN
whatever way help is most needed
BUT the heavy heart can always be
made light If self is forgotten. and tho
needs OF others are remembered. and
as Tar as possible, relieved. Not one
Oh US can learn to become llght-heartei
In day, or a week, or a month. or a
year. tor It Is the lesson Of life, this
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13
The Bnthtub.

If a bathtub is zlnc-lined, It can be
made to look like a silver tub If rubbed
vigorously with a cloth moistened by
kerosene. In fact housekeeper would
do well to see that such a tub gets a
weekly rub of this kind all through the
year. That distressing water mark
which occurs often in the tub of the
best-regulated families needs to be
watched, and II can surely be avoided
by the weekly kerosene rub. If the
tub Is marble, and has been discolored
by drippings from the faucet, scour 1t
with pulverized chalk, moistened with
ammonia. Another good way to clean
marble is to use a strong solution of
washing soda, into which a little viii
ting has been dissolved. Cover the
marble with the mixture, and let II re-
main on for about an hour. The rub
it off, and polish the marble with al
cohol.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13
Ignorant spanlards and Italians.

Italians and Spaniards are distin-
guished above all other women In Eu-
rope by reason of Their profound ignor-
ance. due in the main to their incurable
Incidence. They do not even possess
the ART of elegance of dress. and while
the fair Spaniard may be said to excel
In the management of the fan and in
the wearing of the mantilla, her Italian
sister is without a single redeeming
point, save her beauty. Perhaps the
most accomplished woman in Europe,
at any rate the most brilliant, is the
Russian, who unites TO her vivacity or
temperament a marvellous facility for
the acquisition Of foreign languages,
and power of adaptability that is al
together American. She picks UP
knowledge quickly, and makes the most
of it
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through her husband Yields great in
fuence In public affairs. She is at the
head Of almost every charitable insti-
tuition, and there Is no movement Of
any public importance in which she
does not take part On the occasion Of
the visit Of the German emperor to
Budapest her excellency did the hon
ors Of the Park Club, which was visited
by his imperial majesty, who on taking
leave Of the baroness compllmented her
by kissing her hand in accordance with
the custom prevalent in Hungary.
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What shall we do with the poor old dress,
Fit to be cast aside
Long ere out of life's storm and stress
Its busy owner died?
Not worth remakiDg, and room IL scarce,
And to lenve 1t hung In its place
Means sudden pangs Of a scarcehealed
woe
And lost beloved face.
Yet that dress was shabby that close be-
side
Another of silk might hang,
And 1t brushed its neighbor nesting there
With never a grudging pang.
For the heart that beat In the shabby
gown
Loved the heart In the silken dress,
And left II lesson of lifelong love
And patient unselishness.
o silent witness of mother-love
Till the warm heart fell asleepl
Good enough for the mothers wear
Then good enough to keep!
Fold II away with reverent hands
And quiet and loving tears,
Then pray for the heart In the sllken dress
Through the motherless coming yearsl
-Harper's Bazaar.
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DR.. Joachim at the Berlin Hochschule.
She made such excellent use of her op-
portunities that she carried Off the
Mendelssohn state prize In Berlin from
all the German competitors. In Octo-
Der, 1896, Miss Jackson appeared on
the concert platform with the Berlin
Philharmonic Orchestra, the conductor
being DR.. Joachim, and has taken part
since then In concerts in various con
unental towns, her playing having been
spoken OF everywhere in laudatory
terms.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

Besides the income tax. there Is In
Prussia, though not IN the rest Of Ger
many, tax on capital. as upon land
and household property. All fortunes
under $500 are exempt from taxation.
The minister OF finance has Just pub
lished the results OF this capital tax"
for 1891. and these reflect picture Of
the financial condition OF the well-to- do
population Of Prussia, exclusive Of
small capitalists. The aggregate wealth
OF those liable to taxation amounted to
f3,300,0o0000, an Increase upon 1896 Of
more than fS27 100000. OF this sum e, =
900. 100000 goes TO the credit of the
towns, the other f1,30O,OO0.0O0 TO that
OF the country. Only 5.44O taxpayers
possess a fortune Of 10000, and Of
these only 1,s91 have more than f100,-
900. Floating capital totaled f1.100,-
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GETTING READY FOR SUNDAY.

II EGIN as early as Inursuay'
- the pantry. Give the beds an ex-
ira airing; peep into the cellar and ev-
cry other nook or corner, and determine
that you really Will cease from your
usual labors on Sunday after this. Fri
day Is generally acknowledged to be
the regular day for sweeping, dusting'
general cleaning and Strengthening up
all about the house. Saturday morning
ia left for kitchen cleaning and Sunday
cooking.
To economize in time and other mat
tiers, a good-sized piece of meat to roast
or boil can be cooked for Saturday din-
ner; and any neat, smart woman can 80
prune. and at the same time keep In
tact. such piece of meat that 1t VIII
seem as though first cut when served
the next day. If fowl is ordered, II
can be dressed and cooked on Satur-
day and set aside till wanted for Sun
day dinner. A pan of escolloped pota-
toes can be prepared Saturday morn
ing. or a pot of beans can be baked by
Saturday night. Either may be heated
quickly next day, and VIII be found as
good as If freshly done. Cold mashed
potatoes are as fine as when first cook
ed, If they are thoroughly heated
through and stirred briskly Just before
serving. Then conventional cookies,
cake, pie, pudding or whatnot for Sun
day dessert on this occasion l would
scorn. If too good to keep good over
one day, which cannot be done with
some good victuals, with good bread
and butter, gravy with the meat If
liked, vegetables quickly warmed or
served cold, pickle and fruit you will
have not only good dinner, but a
pleasurable meal, as you eat in rest,
Joy and peace on this
Day Of all the week the best,
Emblem Of eternal rest;
but which with most mothers who do
their own homework is in reality the
hardest and most firing day of the
week. Where there are several small
children in the family, one or two Of
them can have the weekly bath as early
40 4 AiuuJ c'ciihS' thc othciS 40 chiiy
as may be Saturday, and yourself on
retiring.
That mother who finds herself and
household ready for Sunday will not
fail to enjoy and use rightly the Sab
bath. Being prepared, there is time,
and strong inclination, partly because
there is time, to show real mother-love.
She has one opportunity each week to
make her love appear tangible to the
Observation-Disclosures.
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Emotional women, and such are the
majority, who spend their nervous
forces through the emotional nature.
suffer physical prostitution without any
apparent cause. They are of the kind
that break down without suspectlnc
what Is the secret canker. One of the
new discoveries Of hygiene is the fact
that in the emotions we have within
ourselves an effective means of suicide
II the emotions are not properly re-
strained and regulated the body NAV
be slowly but surely worn out.
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knowing how to lift our beart. .s
ere 'nem help unto those who are in
neeu. 1t Is a good ight-tb,s one
asa'nst allowing ones self to no snb-
merged In personal griefs-it Is q good
nsne' and out of 1t you can come con-
queror II you viii. Do you intend to
s,de up the hight and fall by the way
s.ue overcome by heavy heart. or to
70 along through life as brave wo-
nau snouid' You must decide this
early in your life"
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Able Girl vioIinist.

The latest American triumph in Lon
don is that Of Miss Leonora Jackson,
the Boston girl who has astonished the
metropolis with her abilities as violin
list. Born nineteen years ago, Miss
Jackson displayed as n child a remark
able talent for music, and at Is was
sent TO Europe to study the violin with
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13
Beautiful Hungarian.

hungary, famed for the beauty and
WIT OF It's women, has none more charm
ing than Baroness Daniel, the most
popular OF her countrywomen, the lead
or OF hungarian fashion and power in
tne Kingdoms politics. She is the wife
Oh the minister of commerce. and
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

Occasions Ike the present IN The
crank with unuttcrablc JOY. lie finds
himself translated into his element
that Of concclving fantastic schemes
and projects and OF startling the coun-
try with the novelty OF his inventions.
He has implicit faith in them. and secs
nothing homogeneous in their accept
ance. A most eangulne individual. no
enterlalns not the slightest misgiving
as TO the practicabllity OF his suggcs-
lions, and he cannot be- induced to con
cede the possibility OF failure,
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One duty OF ministers Is 60 say,
-Comc." Don't come" Is the message
OF a missionary at Dawson City. and Il
n given TO warn away the multitude
dreaming that there N wealth for them
IN the Yukon district He IL thus
preaching physical salvation. for ''the
country Is already overcrowded. and
the supply Of labor Is greater than tho
demand DO not forget those two
woris. Don't Gomez
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II Is dlshcartcning 10 read OF the con
victiou for fraud OF a youthful scion Of
n noble English house. whose ancient
motto. "Ne yilo vclis," may bo rem
dercd. Choose nothing base" Gentle
birth has It's obligations. IA tho old
French provci.b rcmlnds us. and ono of
thom certainly must be TO keep I'M
stained q name made honorable by gen
eratiOns OF worthy ancestors.
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That New Jersey man who has made
seven unsuccessful attempts 70 com
nit suicide should not despair. Warm
weather VIII soon be- here and then no
can easily walk out OF tho State.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

Americans abroad carry their patriot
Ism with them. Those In London have
yivors OF tho Maine explosion. ana
those In Mexico city have started sub
scrlpiion for a monument to those who
were lost.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

II has been discovered that tho 10
cent fatal flro In rittsburg. which
claimed half-dozcn victims, was
caused by an explosion OF whisky.
What sort OF stun do those Pittsburg-
cra drink, anyway?
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when the surprising figure Of over
100000 Ia announced as the number Of
telephones In this country. It's very
plegmatic nature that Isn't inclined 10
exclaim, IIellol
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

An Ohio man has written 10 the navy
department 10 advise that all Amcrl-
can men-of-war be armed with rubber
instead OF steel. He probably thinks
such cruiser would win In tho stretch.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

People cry out This Is an unhcroic
agcr' and while they are yet speaking
some act OF splcnding daring, like that
OF the Boston liromen who lately died
in the defense Of property, puts them
10 ellcnca
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

II has been discovered that forty
different muscles ARE called into play
whenever man says an take the
same" It's the same when he smiles.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

The Female Reporter am Just dy-
ing to be original-send me somewhere
that no lady reporter has ever gone.
Tho Editor (musingly)-wen, you
might so to heaven-The Yellow Book.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13
school for Wives.

A certain enterprising woman here
saws New York letter. has sent OUT
prospectuses of a school for wives
The art Of housekeeping and home
making are not to be the only advan-
tages. Training for peculiar cases Is
to be a feature. One Interesting Item
In the course laid down for girls VINO
intend TO marry poets and painters Is
zone meal o day and one new gown
per annum."
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The Denver Times says: AN Indian
chief VIII sell anything but his blan-
kst" lie Is completely wrapped up
in II.
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KEEPING HISPROMISE

II. MOPSLEIGH was an
aspiring man. His motto
was upward and On
ward" And, TO a certain
extent, he had lived up to
It; for. beginning life with
no greater capital than u
ragged coat, n shoebloclx,
and a box Of backing, he
had succeeded in Amusing
a fortune Of something over
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Ref0rmcr Charlotte Smith demands
that the Secretary Of War shall enlist
10000 unmarried women at once 20
fight SPAIN" Why 20 many1
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The United States has no use for the
Philippine Islands and no Intention Of
anncxlng them; but then they might
prove very acceptable present to
Iouou
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II n said that French officer has IN
vented noisclcss cannon which II very
destructive. Why not Introduce It for
use on the Fourth Of Juiy7
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Speaking OF the war spirit" II may
ms well be admitted that the Kentucky
moonshlners are etill turning out a good
deal OF Il.
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II should be unnecessary to state that
the use OF the wheel by Chinese women
Implies moro OF lcss OF n revolution In
that conservative country.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

Apart from other circumstances, that
-four and half per cent loan shows the
degree Of interest England takes In
China.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

A man had arrangements made to
commit suicide, but growing more des-
perate got married instead.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

The Buffalo Express says: ANY
body who can ride bicycle can 20 TO
war" Fail I'm, glrlsl
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

A scientific exchange says: "rhe
number Of rows on an ear OF corn IS
always even" That's odd.
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Girls as sandwich Man.

Some Of the sandwich men In Lon
don now are girls. They march about
the streets, wearing white felt Ounce
caps and skirts and coats of bright
colored cotton, with calico signs stitch
ed on their gowns. Their pay Is only
two shillings a day, but this is twice as
much as the men get for similar work.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

It's a trying time for a woman when
she visits her dressmakcr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

A man may wear extra sleeves over
his shirt, without necessarily doing any
great amount of work
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13

100000. and landed property, 81, 200
0O0, 900. OF those who possess over $780,
600 LOO reside In Berlin.
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'Ill have tho blue and silver rooms
fitted up for you ut once. For, of
course, youn come and live with meY
And so the old gentleman acquiesced,
ms philosophlcally as he might, in the
Irresistible tide of circumstances, and
Dick and CLARA were happy.
And, after ALL" says Dick, 81 did
obey my mcle."-New York News.
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And a lost beloved face.
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Not worth remakiDg, and room Is SC
And to leave 1t hung In its place
Means sudden pangs of scarce-h
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-04
COLOR BLIND PAINTERS.
Strange That Such a Thing Could Be
But It Is So.


ITO speak of a color blind artist
sounds like joking" said noted Eng
fish oculist. "but, strange as it seems,
there are several persons so affected
who can, nevertheless, paint extreme
ly well. Numbers Of color blind peo-
pie there are, Of course, who draw
perfectly in pencil, ink and crayons,
but 1 myself know scene painter at
tached to a provincial theater, who,
though color blind, paints all its
scenery and has quite local name,
not only for his interiors and oak
chambers, but even for his landscapes
IT can tell you also Of two London
ladies who consulted me for color
blindness who paint really beautiful
pictures One is the daughter Of g
late famous artist and was taught
painting by her father. She is quite
unable to distinguish red from green
but the colors are all labelled with
the names, and she has been taught
which to use for certain effects. Pos
sibly her painting may seem to hei
eyes, as it were, drawing with
brush and shading with the colors.
THE other is a lady artist of some
celebrity, who has for years exhibited
annually in London The public is
not aware that she is color blind
She painted the wedding group fol
a certain noble bridegroom year OF
two ago, and also several public mems
portraits, and one of an eminent ply
stefan fetched her 500 guineaS.
There is a gentleman residing al
Kensington, who, having years age
left the navy through finding his ad-
vancement hopelessly barred by his
color blindness, is at present making
several hundreds year by his brush
as an artist, designing most artistic
and brightly colored picture posters
for advertisement hoardings. New
York Herald.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-04
LEAGUE ACTS.
Rebel Riders Heavily Fined
Taylor Must Pay $3.50.

Baltimore, Oct. S--Albert Mott,
chairman of the racing board. has Is
sued the following bulletin. The follow
ing penalties are imposed for actions
detrimental to the racing interests of
the L. A. W., for participating in u-t-
sanctioned races at Washington, .. c.,
and for failure to ride after entry at
sanctioned meets: ]. d. Leslie OF Wash
ington, D. c., is permanently suspend
ed from the sanction privilege and
ruled off all L. A. w. tracks in any
capacity.
The Park Bicycle Club track near
Washington, D. c., is fned one t. ou-
sand dollars and suspended from the
sanction privilege until it is paid:
Bald, Cooper, Mcfarland, D. Stevens,
Arthur Gardiner and Jay Eaton are
fined two hundred dollars each and
suspended until it is paid. ldaicr Tay-
lor, Kimble, Freeman anil Fred Sims
are fined one hundred and fifty dollars
each and suspended until 1T is paid.
Earl Kiser, I. Brown, w. e. Becker,
Henry Terrill, Otto Maya and j. p.
Walsh are fined one hundred dollars
and suspended until it Is paid. Steen-
son, Moran, Throop and Z. e. Gauss
are fined SIS each and suspended Until
1t Is paid.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-04
CAME IN NICK OF TIME.
Police Arrested Billy Eagan as He Was
Carrying Out His Threat.

Camden. N j.. Oct, S.-william
Eagan, noted base ball player, who
has at different periods in the last sew
eral years been a member of the St.
Louis, Syracuse. Pittsburg and other
professional clubs, today tried to kill
his wife and had also planned to kill
himself. This morning, while in bar
Der shop in an intoxicated condition, he
displayed a revolver and said he was
going home to kill his wife and then
blow his brains out. He left the shop
and word was sent from the barber
shop to police headquarters. Two
policemen hurried to Eagans home and
arrived in time to meet the wife run
ming from the house pursued by her
husband, firing his revolver. He had
fired three shots, none of which had
taken effect. The policemen overpow-
cred him and took him to jail. Eagan
was discharged from the Pittsburg
club few months ago, for drinking.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-04
A SECOND START.
Mrs. Aliens Broken Crank
Caused a 24-hour Delay.

New York, Oct 3.--Mrs. A. NJ. C. AL
len of Worcester, Mass. who left New
York city hall at midnight on Sunday
in an attempt to lower the record of "a
hours and So minutes between New
York and Boston, instead Ct breaking
the record, broke one of the cranks OF
her machine, and had to abandon tbs
ride. The mishap took place when she
was less than ten miles OFT of he city,
and when the riders were making ex-
cellent time. Fortunately, Mrs. Allen
saved herself from what might have
been an ugly fall and returned to the
city for repairs. All along the route
pacemakers had been arranged for,
and many of them waited for hours
to do their share of the work, before
being notified of the accident. Mrs.
Allen slept soundly at the aston House
today, and at midnight tonight took b
flying start from the head Of Murray
street for Boston. She rode bicycle
weighing 27 pounds with her tools and
trappings, and was paced by VIM.
Gauthier and Walter Raymond CT
South Norwalk. Ct. She was in good
spirits and confident of making rec
ord. Her costume was of light material,
closely resembling knicke~bockers.