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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12
.YIIup.f pIrk on
Didn't Like the Odor.

jis Tin glad she's gone,nl said a woman
to her friend as a massive woman left
the trolley car, and a trail of some
;sunusually " o1ofons perfume floated
! away with her. bi9iSShel csmelled like
funeral in big church, all Easter lilies
and immortelles, and all that sort of
thing, don't you know."-New York
os'n' now TO MOVE a pufsau.2 g 4, q d,p
,oos'How in the name of time are we
going to ,Inoye the big bureau, without
elal<insrthe drawers allBout2p was the
delefH inquiry The fanily had been
knowing aud cleaning house; and just
fasb they seemed to see their way out
or the muss, there stood thar bufeauitn
Che way, With drawers Stuffed 50 fill
that to- remove them meant to spill
half their contents. Neither the tug en-
tire nor The disme naberme1t and tetli-
GUS ,feassemblihg was very inviting,
Yhdo we stood and looked In despair.
Thatis, alshut one of us did. "Where
lsaIthat shelf ?s9izTas hiss inquiry Z
thick. stout board about three feet Tong
was brought. and be himself went for
the broom. Tipping the bdfeau fret
forward and, then, backward he SOON
had safhR board sundel the legs at one
iendb h'N0wi shove the ibald4headed end
5p ff,atibat broom ma 3 said be, az DE
dipped up bureapq apds shelf together.
gFhe smooth broumktick was placed un- (
4 bbatd,"oo " "a Tho
legs. The assiRtanR Whosf AS begin
Aipg to catch the idea, took hold of the
6roqm BY the brush end, the man Of
EffPqce, held up the other end of the
bureau and balanced it on the broom
Dtick-much easier done than one
would think-and. Were "off ID Ia
btAclxibt In Jess time than It takes to
write this the heavy piece of furnltpre
ia d been taken 11gH 4, loHHg ssrtite
IdDf iroOInsb through aIsida door and Into
4 aiieepihk f68n.9 and by 1aqfewl deTtef-
puEtilts sAeFed iAtqSits allotted fH5Pnef.l
Ills ali IN knowing how" said this
domestic engineer. "A colored man fold
he that scheme; he's dead now, poor
sell0w."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12
AMERICAN WORCESTERSHIRE III
GTNli .sLIf 2 iTTI--rT Y 90 ? IHI laDlGsl ,
Their Merits and SHORTCOMINGS From
i7.,.ta Foreign Point of View m


IF you want to know why we have
no first class professional housekeepers
in this country ~ volunteered the inn
porter of an English specimen, tit is
because the American woman IL too
proud and far too independent 10 allow
an employee to manage her home. That
is 'also-the reason why We NTH the
best ordered qnostiiuxubidu5 homes in
the world. suffer from criminally
wasteful domestic management and the
worst service of enY- highly civilized
peopie,o{n dhraTJneeI Hr1 England where
haR as, much money is spent where
there Is twice the work for the SERVANTS
u us ami 4 third Of the 'donSehfentss
htre9 nutBati theinI Iiisposat the FASH
i9gahe country or City heiqssei rs Pepf7
Quoted with a nolseless. regularity that
fps The American Visitor with n6thitig
Adft 'bf amazeMe1it? SIN h6hsesiiwheFe
the incomes are by nolnAs ans flatae a
corps n Of fnifhedtl 9seryanis VIII be
f84Hb 545t 9Pyy PP4l9b!f 0gPffglFSSS 6ferG
9pJdst so long fas the American wdtHI
anis head 'o,f attnredeFt hou sehold she
isIthelm most all AROUND capable, house
keeper in the world she can face, stif-
ret odds and rdrit itheih More Utterly
thhh any Fi|encfi; or English ,~binstn
AtndngLI We are the only women in the
World who. when Deserted, 1T a. critical
at III head # The fable,9 While thai
49ihel meal is being ser|edgfn a retdh1
ing frook carrying on a concentration as
though nothing had lhappenedi 4tfs q
charming faculty, but, when, she. Is
pit az the head Of corps Of twenty
servants and a great country house her
system fails. WH2 sid1 Ills IitE9I
| 10 A bfg, fashionable household, is just
like, big ship, it's got to have a cap
taih to direct tits course and an en-!
Efreei'it6 run the naathinefy, and in the
foreign countries they. realize and prot
vide for this. In France it is usually
a maitre7 d,hptel who shoulders the do
nestle burden. tie has worked UP in
the service and his fword is law TO the
serYants, He hires and dismisses them,
plans their work, sees that It is done
ahd-he guarantees to keep the men and
maids we'll fed on Ia stated ailowhnce.
The mistress gives, him Ia fixed sun
every mouth and on this he caters for
the servants table that is by no means
s6pphed from the Harder that ifeeds The
familyd Every servant IS IentHIed o. to
.theIserapk he pr she leaves and has; his
I'LL wRln s &es tP f o{s 5S9I e92 rs
wdshed and set away BY their bwhefs
I'M their special cupbnardsG sruapslare
an important item teU thet / thrifty
French domestic, T., M, .,.I,,..,.,...,
I'm England there IS a woman who
does this, ana every fiAnds6fiiG English
thouse is IIbuilt with 3specfai9 fhbuse-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12
f1f9STs Tf Nftf1E
MANY-lfHINGS.
syBd nsve2 fUTseosa S TaffA
We Aye R PFqps e q fqFsf yt 'a
One Idea.
Grow OF rWOU

Products of Nature-Fhat Are AIan;fu.I
81 9ru1sB lefssiiFFs IS tbs fMIa!4;I{ ait
bdWheheter,. ybu see aglA !sbfI Bfashe
!eleary sparkling vsstGr4i you BatTokts
think what delightful drinking fiatm
that is. J4oui heverEtaiqlNtQG lit aSI@w
ing especially 94efHl for hqiHhgopafa
.ttfpesA @Pr FIR lhraatttipga the fach q Yqp
only 1thfiHlFi pf it, to 9pffiFfYGih}1 thf
5hlapq deyjrafbiei p.bIIbjGarthiGgss.? F?S' 'ss9
!" Wien you See bright, hoJG Are b
l1iHt4r, J6u 9thhGI at 6hE@ Row eitAlt
Y6a chuld tlalPb04Fid ~ A%maaE
near it.niThc IdlloathS, does hdt5 btcnt
IT'D .owithat aitiINIhas n ha1nGhayt otieI
nseS'9lBiI 9dJ 10 9auGuuTlun9 obi
nWheHe gerice4fjiEHy. oil il ,meptiepNa,
ma4Hq pa9Hle 3th}Fk nh qHcS IF isqpr
4pmp S5%%fn aS in thj5t waT fbf lPpIly .fif
ease TO Which, this. valuable remedy
was ADAPTED. Peiha IS this. Is MOI
,,StEhg " 't%4leh we cbnsidsr Che fald!tt that
'tddGfittF Oil 4tgRds DIT as tie Host
psomihent remedy IN this teffiF3a afl
lection. In fact. as water lotuefehes
the tairsty ami asltire giveswapnith, so
ps9ts9 aed-lKerlpil hbring lhenlbh and
.qYs5pfYitY To those .iHstu baginniag 10
fqge i5rom serious lung .trqqble:l nj
II OF Late years. lh29Yever, it has; been
known, thai cqnsumption is caused hY
a germ. 1t is also known that cod
liver oil does not XIII this germ Ana
there is also the fact that this same
oil wilp cgFe cdhshihpti8n mi its early
stages 1fitldoes not AiIT the germ Of
the dis tse, how DOES 1t affect cure I?
This is easily explainedltC od4liver
pill has a wondRrfuly power to, build up
and inyigqrate thewhole body, When
the, body Isl in this prosperous condir
tion,, it can take care of the; germs Of
consumption that is, it destroys the
germs aha thus removes the cause Of
the disease. For His reason cod- liver
oil is called a. powerful tonic ana re-.
Constructive ;1+thi1e It. is also known
to ne al most uab1Sifoo&. h90nboTt
ulFrOm this mencan see the value of
such remedy in Q numbeEof ailments!
There 04re many persons who begin
the work Of EACH day, in p thoroughly
exhausted consdfittiifPEpt They have tried
quantities, of tones and iron prepare.
tons Of all Kinds, but without relief,
There Is 10 appetite; bowels are Iccpn.
Situated |; tirdufation Is poor; Che lips
kr9 pale ;.the ears dire c6lotless. and
the whole b6dyisI IN " dsBilitated and
most uncomfontsbleqT state!o Scbtta
Eimulsioh of Godrliver OH with Hippo
YhospMtes cha Gges all thisl Sooprths
} blood beeame njcheFi the heart beat1
istropgeri solor, returns to the face !
digestion is improved; and good
health is once more at hand. - -, 80
SCOTS Emulsi6d containss' mdre' pure
Norwegian cod-liver Oil than any other
emuls1HiD thsrYYYo9TFltdf that viii stand
the test of time as being perfect in.
separable emulsion Ask your doctor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12
SALESROOM
tuodA egnf1eeFbtH r5i5tiL emo9
Demorest Ssuins Mach ne,
No. IS West Patrick Street

ldio, H., ~ I'll, ~ - ''Hn1t"
i2''sTf'i'fffNSfttt9S DfA utiSas pfStlsfIE
Epr0rp1Cr, an
- .,aon.dogI
These superior Sewing Machines t5h ,n ra aG1d
a at TR gk RS SS S9F as 9gnis SoS
6trthetIae potG TAhwxn,ddnsTfj # bsSt s,IS%
liz sS,S tEsG !hs It, iS9 pEi9a MgfhtneS MY
%0rkmen fr%H thaR
1%S 81 w VS. f42a E$2te 81 SolIGYlpg ID sill
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12

ann eohtlll hTheitrJtttle aiii aho ithc
ly with double bust darts. AZ us las tenl-l
81 d2wR the center bX flqAtfrS of pny
SI'he collar ign fashiohably' shapad
with points in the back. 1t is trimmed
Nithnnarrbw velVeH ihanas which are
caHght with small steel buckles in the
front. The correct two-piece sleeve
has slight fuliness at the shoufder, and
rows ~ velvet ARE Applied with -stylBh
effect at sliEhtiy- fagihg wfietsJd ]
The WRAPPER is effectively tFimmed
with bands of velvet riibbon around tie
ehtire lower edge With measures only
three and three 4dusffters yards in
the medium size. i5lashpi9rei henrifttas
FRENCH flannel Or fapnelette would be
appropriate materials for this model,
WITH trimmings rdf ti5boh or f5raid:s h7J
1uTo make this WRAPPER inilthe medium
size will require nine and thFeerGHartef
gards P5 thiEiYTinfh,. Rr six Andl7 quar-
ter yards OF fdrty-four inch material.
Iojhl'0' 30 >buh MAY MAN1t6N.l Il
9d ni uAL1lunu1-11L1 L3GdI7UH
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12
.I.l,Thle,l q. .othesrr SIDE


n Why men should support their wives
is a question that is get ting consider
| able share Of attention in the public
prints, snddthe discussion of 1t brings
many curious facts to the surface.
Among these was the story of the
melancholy . discovery made byg the
heirs Of an old Massachusetts farmer
| some years ago. Ills young heirs be-
hing gready, they endeavored to prevent
1.-THE widow from enjoying the life use
iof a third of the estate. To their de
light they discovered that the farmer
had imposed an illegal ceremony upon
the ypsgspeedn womanb tand that
therefore she was not his widow. The
cease Appeared to be a surely swimming
! one ufen Bthem, and accdrdingly they
ohrapsht suit, The ,ppdga appreciated
the sad position of the duped old wo-
man Who had done. the Il sid odah's
J ifohseworlt for years, ana who was now
Iithreatened With loss tof home "a He adj
Rised the defendant to bring, suit y for
services which the old man was not en-
titled to, as she was not His Vile Act
giRs pbpn. This sdIYIce,' ltbal pldlI woman
mhde Pvt Ppl at current ,YagNratA by
tlluS rNSekg Ior III tHe years. sue ndQ per-
formed, the atodse%Urk. THE codtt Al-
lowed the claim which It took the ZEN
ztFe estate to. ply. and there iNAsI con-
i ffaSSs 59tE '4pfteth4 1yihss5tfYaR llfffo6Or
4 sfaps Money Goes "a RgfstI2ssii1
After having been read to tie GRAND.
children, the will Of the late John |.
ItBEsiF, mha dfada DhiEB0na inCBf Mrs.
town, N. j., on peGember 2, was ad.
mitted to probate BY Surrogate Sharp,
sofI NJ gTeRqii GeHtty, ip BeIsidate,LN. j,
flISSSEEs fp S le5 SE ths
through the ilihe lUfI the wifi oWi{ich
lwasGhxEduted bn March 81 t1E7Sl Neken
Mr. iRlaifgyaS lEevRptylsM .NfRFst I'D
3d Rf S SSf S9$eu es 3E5cS
tWSSasn with Bbe. B8hpta6n Do S92wI
thousand dollars, al offtiegfertznA is,
beQueathed to tho near relatives OF
Mr.. Blair and several close friends.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12
n OH o II an I TBnoT7BTT Owl
QUEEN AMESl RAILROAD COMPANY,
y aaiIGENERAfI NOTICE. no

Pl 9uiIGENERAII NOTICE. no
9dt To DOSE .m0l1no lEnHus ODD
.lit9 adj III addsd NgRaii11ri4 Ragt
ni o6ihm enS,aatla ptn SIN lisjs, the Qbeep
tagSk R SadI G9IeEafg b j GaR5sS l.
steamer "Favorite" between Baltimore and
Queenstown. .i3uiiuSI9Q 4Ui9 1910
mo date lad Office oi{seneral y lei ghi
,epd PasSe ger Agent, will be moved frppl
<QIfeehstaHif, MIDI tol'ler W Light street, Bal.
'R BtahfSlSs &edheIda9 l. 81 9di22es,S
I sc thesQueeh Ahnels Raflload Company will
faNEe B3I%?rf t Yz3 HI Nj infife2q 9pf 13O
bdt Iol 'h9fiilGDp LMiTRQqNhL,9ie
b1fPif g2 sIGt odU hffIhff raf fo MPPffn eqPRf
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12

Afternoon and Sunday trips 10 oueSepstoyG1n.
hours, bound trip, 50 cents, steamer leaves
: Pier b. Light street, Dttiiy, $40 r. NJ! Sdn-
! days, IAN! Andl3sp Pm. Returning, steamer
S Mqas 81 at u BalfmSTT t SG r dsiy
GfA'f1BI Itnnnl I9ii9b9TI
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12
d lnn Mrs, q George Gould.

~ - w <4Si iSl'S = ~ dt-piAlN'
IT T Vs. RgttSaI fey 1yfaFFy ago that
9KRsla humble sehq9l girl in, Brooklyn.
I THIN her, talents, if not. her beauty won
Tor her d pace at DAYS Theatre Now
she Is tie wife Of the most prominent
y41ti .hutnufa az o4,..-,r ...re., "a, -;
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12

Sunday excHtsibns to 3RehdBoth Beach.
St4lhoufs at the seaside,I Excellent bathing.
Round trim Sl50 Steamer leaves Pier ~
Hight street. Sundays, "A. MI tetihhectthg
both Beach RetjirI1lhg,I sYelahier ARRIVES at
Bglttq1ors At 1919 II ~ Ssason ticket $50,
Saturday until Monday, 500 ., -
For further information,i apply at Pier d
IlW. TwGxBB,99 bGw..D. UHGtsR.
II Gen Manager D Giep FRI, End nd Pass Agt
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12
TOTTEI9TDTI IEqTUTTUT
PRINCESS WRAPPER.
APEstty IaedI Effective Gown fpr the
Aonne

Wig IOi1aDeI't 20
Princess effects are becoming more
and more population evening. street
and house wear. Close fitting wrap
pers hike the lllastfatidR, bare Patticu-
hrly heGoming to women With iFellr,
rounded figures. the long lines, grace
fu4 curves and hight tfBin tending 10.
make. theFu. faTorites5 With, thosa who
are inclined to be stout and under the
medium hefshtJ1 ,tttiEqt1lnDm 9n
nAF illustrated. thiS rFstty h9qse sown
is made Of dark blue cballie wi h bright
ted polka dots and tti,hn.iags ~ red
velvet ribbon and tiny velvet buttons, s..
The back is shaped with center and
curved ai54 st'ans! the perfeet' ADJUST
menu made by sideot acfu ap3lpnatr-I
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12

time. A bullet touched the hair u one;
etghtssn inches apart. There Tommies in
fuii fighs Saw them and ran toward them
bringing a cloud % shot with them
Keep away Keep aways You foods
a. correspondents shouted get your
selves Killed as much az you like. bsit
don't direct the IRE on us. Lie down -
yourselves. goa sdiots,~ Their frenEy and
profanity revealed "a tho correspondents
how great had eoen the tension on their
nerves
aIs's telling or me- saia the young rnd
hsEdsosne one. t'yet I arm not conscious Of
f~sng afraid
There's no room for fear salt The
other We knew Cur danger We cant
help ourselves. and that's al there a.
about a. Tn STICK ~ my iirre juice and
water. Give me drsnk q ferr PLAZA So
seuee 81 microbes"
Next a bullet headed Tommy earted rp
from tehiud and dropped beside -
younger correspondent lust heasenf hrw
he was sworn az and abused a. a new hssl
% bullets shoWefsd around the threc-ioos-
ened BY his dash across the veldt II
son would pun in that blooming tin pafi.
ard Tut K under your stomach you
wouldn't SIT 80 much % tbs booming Lai-
let's. II sholnea Ioike a hsilograph He
Was right He referred 10 a two-quarf.
bright. new tin water bottle which the
elder man hal left beside him on the
ground
OF ali the subiImated fools In any army
thss Tommy was the worst. lie naxt ask
cal for q drink. and. taking a covered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12

middle was too swift. and the United
States revenue cutter Rear took him and
Harding across and landed them i2n miles
south Of East Cape. in what turned 5lt tc
be as choice tribe OF villains as could
be picked out from among the human
races They we're a flthy lot, numbering
2.oo and after stealing all that DE Wirdt
and his servant had. they evidently fsur
ed out that II would be cheaper To le'
their guests die than to keep them from.
August till November. when Il wou.l be
possible TO get away over the swamns IN
dog slsds. They were too cowardly 10 at
tack their guests outright, 30 they gave
them some skins for clothing and let them
have a little seal and walrus meat 20 rat.
Now, a steady diet Of seal and walrrs
meat has It's disadvantages. especially u
your hosts have no way OF cooking Il. You
get skinfui Of diseases and death sool,
has no tarrors
we spent forty-one days among these
people" said DE windt, most Of the time
helpless on our hacks and waiting for thu
siow-comlng death. They treated us With
great cruelty, and were the lowest and
nastieet people I have ever seen. Al.
though exactly resembling the people a
few miles away on the other eide Of her
ing strait, they we're az different NJ pos
sibie in language and manners. I found
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12

fary % rids and machine Ean Gre.
= can siay Ions he says. we've got
a kFeat MANY wounded np there. and
must lauk after them. Hows the aght
xoinsf its simply going on. forever. and
nfiihef sias u badGng Yea think tbs
hailfus are thiek here Watch me ga
forward. sse when yoa see me drop you
mas snQe So hn thick There's one
tiaef ahsaa whore ire shot cosae IN SOLID
sircaka Hss telegraph 0trrs We'll sa-tai
Z mufi make a cash Or a.
A. D. ruHs tfa correspondents see the
urF slni faunfatas spurt up IN frsat q.
hTriae ana h1tint HIN Al last he drops
aaa faF haif az stur iir~ sun
~ ar nruf ana = haf the correspond
rnif tFap thrif rnees Firnrd In The veldt
trnind faeif aafsnis EVcrY uoW an,
tsliH here rarIr q iuff anf they think
trrF atl Hrraf = holt Tor safety ana one
rairre b. bead 90 uris ar arm. where
Hra CO.. eHHrf factory easns again for
nu9fHHsa asa iestrn strraks rake the air
Nae n Nrr taItHe4 rasnh Thcr rcsiGn
thrHls.ltes aad ealcn ether mcn IN IKE
11tfirur
Ftsf sFf a CoIastnesm Tommy ran 70 a
rHE saEe trasa lhai saltfat stop a pa
ttteiel. aui gletfiuls AXE o. shelter
Naef Hfs an0ther Namuf iyiuF mas a. 4
Hallsls asa rfa airr srssithgly. hfndly
rftr e. Efa4rl io Eathor uttie stones
ere esFsr fhan hrus exx fis sets
nIr .lf nf fhsfe sn1 hultis e whirssi.
"tl lhturI t.ar IufHes vide aal thrcc
irrtrs nlsh he rTrsses his face in the
s~s@ -s-a ---- ss--@-ls-s n4lcEcaeoslc wall
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In front Of hts crown II IL the best that
he can d.. and hs IN content. He Is con-
tent untii--ten minutes later an explosive
bullet hits HIS foot and snashss II as II
a heavy riesige hammer had crushed A..
lie calls 10 the correspondents - brine
the xtretcher bearers 20 him. Two 81 them
have been hiding behind an ant hsli fer a
very loax while. To them the correspond
euts yell. and the bearers are unable 70
hear A Tommy looms 40 ahead dragging
a shattered los. hopping alnnG before
pursuing blizzard % bullets. fke. too, calls
to the Correspondents. Fer heavens
sake gentlemen. get me 20 an ambglanee.
I've been wounded like this fer ten hours
The correspondents forgot themselves ana
their danger. and. telling hlm with the
shattered Tex 20 50 ana tie hy him with
the crushed foot they start through the
rain q bullets to rouse the two bearers
They forget themselves AMI their danger.
though there Is aeath ~ every sfep--is4st
a. every mAa who = any good tors -
self and danger on the battlefield K only
te has something 90 do Even n he has
the jumps give him 3 ride and see haw
Interested he will become. send him sal
o ping into the Ere en- an srrznd and his
funk will drip as u fhe bullets had shot 4
away.
A word % command to those sfretcher
hearers brought them auickly 90 their feet.
Then the correspondents haa nothluk 20
o. again and then thr bullets "piuR-sG'
beside them AnJ cl1z=ed about them. end
they dropped fat on the ve,dt-with 80
shelter this time. Again they lay q long
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12

Resr. ssaii co, rs "a ~ re o,aer 81.
fsrIIun
'4Nstf. Eutl FIif .FaiL aaundef the az
fei Nteksrs NaK.u aatfx nrer. and its tof-
nada ~ rEt- Urarl ahtHs rastd ttr aif
0eef faelr hfftt eifh sewer srresn'lns
snissiies "a tiaar Eits ra humned tts
Nt4srf aad trs MaftIri. tifnfT Half.s
llke taEaiHei tets In suarFus he az
SO ttitk eith aslas BAD sgray ifnn
thr tssf fefs ftra~n un Isl tai'fts ftiI
sHfiy 90 ere fsntE CO tle rrfresrnr irrts
ThitkeT ans fhi kfT came ere haH Or
tfr rlff sNsrIsstlrrrfs taI aeru she fwn
mer raa aat dfHr. ara eFsr sentiUs a
rfnsstrr whfff thFF tsr FteF safiei
tnelf rosrs In fhs Fvf saai anf ta'set ana
ttttEat
rtsg uanaa ari trrsti- atauf wastT
rhfs aasf teit ue cas- hsfe ua,e uaiss
Qf U.
~sas rnmffhiaa anHl ga co. feansrf
krfn ID aasrirs MaH Nl fraf aaa
ciaea. ~ ianafl us
ealhF Nhafa tWe af ew
flfffs
attans 49, har=ssf Whaf rrnsf9 i
hoa tfaf alle 0ea stari tfTfa .rr han-
aTri faris eteti ei ~. antrr Geo aenHta
arr $40 arals iu - saatrls rtn. Do art
TIE brute Is raA ~ reiss as t.sFn suaa
a. fvfhaHs - ara SEA
"itria' hrrrr far Nasrir fr-l1r D.
ieri Nssttri farr era faI 50 Hha
roiEg arH 4nf siaaIf aarffr u r.f.ial
losth. he dasnes atsr ~ taf cafrsasrra.-
eats, AIa ~ 41s-- ~ ~~&kaAs . as~
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sects which have such respect for -
GruDdy. and are endowed with sue4
innate love ~ nestnesn srs psdtx,
not even death. or rather decsplane n
can prevent them from rne king one ~
final toilet, which ia ciearly eesiea14 n
give them sedass and Respectable Ay
pearance after dessh.
Or. HniIlons skilled enfompl1914
discovered thi& fsnsrkabis fact
one Of my re1spt horseback ridees
says. ~ frequently caught ons y
large files which annoy horses ana 81 y
30 much. and promptly Eot ~
b. crushing It's head ons day, - Z
~ throwing tina mmtiiatfd jnssct 49,
] placed II on the back ~ my RAM ~
indcisntIy watched II. For some $500
the insect remained motj~nIe~s. nzit theAss
10 my unbcunded surprise, II nevf4 "
front legs forward 10 the place 49,
fhs head should have b<an. and, kft&
had rubbed them nervousiy s0gethes. y
pareuiIy Ia anguish, II began 20 pfp
lts body and 20 smooth its wings ~
tie hind legs Under the gentle pyessese'
Of these Limbs the body gradually
came extended and the sxtremuy CIT
ed. while the wings gradually eha&o
their natural position and left the ~
part u the body exposed. AeanShiA u
hind legs continued 10 brush each nts1x
from time to time Naturally wAtSq
this extraordinary sight wlth great irf@
est and In order 70 see tho fn%ie- !.
took the insect into my study. whefe n
lived an entire day. spending the
at the unsrassfui task Of making ~
funeral toliet-"--New York Herald
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iitical prisons and disputing with George
KEENAN, about the way they were con-
Quoted Ia i>ss he set cut Go travel from
New York 20 Paris overland Tor The Pail
Mall Gazette. and nearly brought tho
story 81 hts strange adventures % a pre-
mature close After that Ne heard % him
~ Ia ths kiondlke. and he went from
there on 90 hfrius straits and got fairly
well acquainfsd with the route b which
he wtu ftturn frcm the journey on witch
hr - itssl ssttIng cut
This tfip viii nuish Ter him nearly a mill
inh miles Of overland ttayelins Ills record
siAnds Al tsaeo new He has been al u
ainloet steadily Tor nttesn years
A. Far ae appearance sues. Do Wlnlt
might he a Russian prince q Wall street
broker. a Paris ecfiitnT cr the aftachr 81
sams ufitish funassv. ~ would ~ hari
20 ma nore representative coSmapoll-
tan. trans. quiet sna sslf-possessct.