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overcrowded London,

Mr.. Haw shows us that :one-fifth of
the population Of London. that is to
say, about 100000 people are system
atically breaking the law He shows
us, also, how private individuals may
set the law in action to punish the. Of
tenders by fine or eviction. But What
he. cannot show at present is where
the eyicted tenant is to go in order to
escape the necessity Of offending
again. People overcrowd because
they cannot get rooms, not because
they are not willing to pay for them.
The last census returned 5000 London
ers as livin.y eight or more in one
room, over 5000 as living seven and
more in room, and nearly 10000 as
living six and mo"e in room. Since
then the population Of the capital has
increased by 100000 people. There
are houses in London where rooms are
let on the Box and-Cox principle, ten
ants occupying in rotation for eight
hours each. Sometimes young WON.
an will occupy the room:hy day. which
is let to young man by night Peo'
pie sleep under beds as we'll, as IN
them, and pay rent for doing So
Evicted families live in sheds until
they drift into the workhouse. The
horrors Of this state of things need NO
eXaggeration ana no sensational work
ing up. The bare facts speak for
thenlselves.-The Spectator.
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Chinese GSildreH.

1t has often been supposed that the
play life of Chinese children is meagre
Let me say l.. am prepared to show
that their play life is as liclr and
varied as was the play life of Euro
pean and American children Eefore the
time OF Frederick Froebel and the kin.
dergarten, except in the matter Of toys
and books. Since that time the IN
ventive genius Of the West has eclipsed
that of the East.
The child is without picture books,
as we understand that term. He may
have a badly illustrated copy Of the
three character historical classic. or
the 'Twcnty-four Examples of Filial
Piety," but no one in China has ever
thought of making book Of animals,
q book of soldiers, or book of nurs-
cry rhymes for the little ones.--Har'
per's BaZar.
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Our Inland Waterways.

At present America has but 1860
miles of navigable rivers and canals;
yet the marvellous possibilities Of Rus
sian inland navigation can in many
respects be cXcclied by those in Amer
lea. With al expenditure equal in
amount to the appropriation for pen
sions by a single Congress (nearly
$500 100000 for the last two years.,
1t has been estimated that IN inland
coast waterway could be made navi-
gable for large steamers from Provi-
dence Inlet, Rhode Island, to Calves
ton. Texas, and the Rio Grande, on the
boundary line between the United
States and Mexico. 4 natural wate.-
way for almost the entire distance a.
ready exists. TO perfect the route,
but comparatively little work is rec
essary.-A. II. Ford, in Hurper's Mag
aZinc.
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bounce out to the kitchen. rs relief
to her Indignation
"Beila," she commanded, abruptly,
"bring in q glass OF cherry wine.
Brother John looks like he needeu
little stimulation of some sort"
And Aunt Rod,lla hurried back,
while Bella rolled down her sleeves,
smoothed fout the folds Of ll-r apron
and carried the glass of wine on
tray to the parlor door.
Brother John stood in the centre or
the room, tall and broad-shouldered,
with Spanish-brown eyes, dark, WaV-
ing hair, and moustache tawny as
lions name; but with a grave, re-
signed look on his dark, handsome fea-
tures-Sercna lowering near, her black
eyes cleaning triumphantly.
Bella stood for half second on
the threshold Of the door; then there
was crash, a cry Of "Jack!' and
Aunt Rodillas goblet lay in shattered
fragments on the floor, the ruby-red
wine splashing over the carpet and the
I gold-and-crimson wallpaper, and broth
1>>eri; John was holding Bella, half-faint-
ling, in his arms, showering kisses on
the rale cheeks and tremulous coral
red lips.
"What is the meaning of this?" de-
manded Serena, in violent tones.
whats this girl, to you, John Gro
ver" ! ....
John clasped the slender form more
closely in his arms. and looked deff-
antly into Screna's flashing eyes,
"She is my wife," he answered, tri-
umphantly. 80.
Finding that her well-laid plans had
thus gone. "agley," Miss Serena
deunccd angrily from the house.
xAnd brother John took the first oct
'casion to explain to his sister how he
had secretly married Bella two years
ago, her guardian being opposed )
the match. The boat on which they
took their bridal tour had been
wrecked. the young couple separated
and both had been reported lost. And
Bella, having no proof of her marriage
had chosen to retain her maiden
| flame.
| = e =
+ 81 declare fur it if I amt glad, plum
Ito nay gizzard," declared Aunt Rodilla,
idelightedly. IF I'd picked your wife
fmyself.. John. I couldn't a-chose one
that suited me better =.
fS"An' I do believe my rheumatic is
1+gittin' better already" she added, slip
| ping out to see about the dinner.-Satt'
urdaY NIGHT. =. 81
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Black Satin Empire Gown.

A pretty black satin empire gown
had the fulness at the back laid in a
shapped vatican pleat, held in the cen
ire of the figure by Il wide bow OF
black satin ribbon. this completed by
q tiny. bolero of tinted guipure, cut in
n small square, back. and front, and
supplied with long, close-fttins
sleeves to the elbo%. Fwhers they met
.sleevelets of.plisse m$lsseline de sole.
And for wear around the throat was
provided a high collar of white chif-
fon passed through tdiamond slides
the whole affair asstFting itself rs ID
the best sense rechsfche.I
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help FOR WOMEN -. =.
WHO: ARE ALWAYS TIRED.

II do not feel very well, I am 80
tired all the time. I do not know what
is thesmatter with me-"
You hear these words every day; "a
often as you meet your friends just so
often are these words repeated. More
than likely you speak the saL5e signih-
cant words yourself. and no, doubt you
do feel far from well most Of the time.
Mrs. Ella Rice, ;sef Chelsea, Wis,
whose portrait we publish, writes that
she suffered for two years with bear
ing-down pains, 4headache, backache,
and had all kindsof miserable feelings,
all of (which was carissd by falling and
inflammation of the womb, and. after
doctoring with physicians and numers.
GUS medicines she was entirely cured by
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forty-four inches wide or one ana a.
half yard ffty-eight inches wide, will
be required. f.s.. .... =
Useful, Ail-Round Jacket.

The useful, all-round jacket
no woman : is without takes Nldny
forms, but is never more serviceable,
than when made after the May: Man
ton. model illustrated in the large en-
craving with a. fitted back and half
loose fronts. Favorite materials are
beaver cloth and heavy cheviot IN
black dark blue and Oxford gray and
the darker shades Of covert cloth.
When additional warmth is required
the revers can be faced with FUR
which, besides meaning comfort, ADDS
to the style, but as Illustrated the jack
ct is of heavy black cheviot, With re-
yers and collar faced with peau de sole
machine stitched. The fronts are htted
with single darts. The back k:includes
n centre seam and side backs, and is
joined to the fronts by undeF-arm
cores. When the revers are rolled
back to the waist line the jacket IS
closed invisibly with large hooks ana
eyes. When the. shorter revers are
used it is Tapped over in double-breast'
cd style, and closed with buttons and
buttonhole~. The high fiaring collar
IS cut in sections and fits the throat
snugly..-..The sleeves are two-seamed
and flare over the hands, where they
are stitched to simulate cuffs. Pock-
cts, with laps, are inserted back OF
each dart, the laps being machine
stitched round three sides.
TO make this jacket for woman OF
medium size four and three-quarter
wards of material twenty inches wide,
two Yards forty-four inches wire, 'or
one and five-eighth yards fifty inches
wide, with three-quarter yard of silk
for collar and revers, will be required.
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The Waste of Coal.

About one:tenth of the coal yielded
by our mines is consumed for domes-
tic purposes, and it is computed that
not more than about one per cent, Of
what .is sd consumed is used henef-
cially. The rest is lost in waste heat,
smoke and ashes.-Nineteenth Century
Review
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Short Underskirts to the Fore.

Thirty-six inch petticoats in white,
cotton, silk, mercerized fancy cottons
and sateens may now be had to wear
with the short dress skirt. Expert
ence has proven that the tights first
worn under them were not all that
could be desired, and that the eques-
trienne skirt sets better and doesn't
cling around the ankles uncomfort.
ably when one skirt is worn under
If . ) :
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The Princess-Enect.

A princess effect is given to some
gowns by carrying the Meats which
finish the back Of the waist down the
skirt. These may be in box, or side
pleats. One froek of this kind, which
has a broad, loose. corsage >belf;N, has
the belt begin under the two sides Of
the .pleats in the back, whence it
comes around to the front, which is
finished with an Eton jacket effect.
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Rest For the Bowels.

No matter what ails you, headache to
cancer YOU will never get we'll until your
bowels are put right. CAscARETs help
nature, cur. you without IL grippe or pain,
produce easy natural movements. cost you
lust 10 cents to start getting your health
back. CAscAaErs Candy Cathartic, the
genuine, put up in metal boxes, every tab.
let has C.C.C. stamped on It. Beware OF
limitations.
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z<<zzzz|I2{zE:l ~ ~ xk]>'
the E1oI@rS OF fASHIoN.

in narrow pin stripes in btsek and
white. The effect is quite attractively
silvery and is seen in boleros, sleeves.
vests and even whole costumes. The
wide stripes of an eighth to a quarter
inch, advanced as a trimming, is too
striking and has not had nearly so
warm welcome.
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New Rain Hat.

We" 1taln nat
The rain hat is Of dark gray stitched
felt. The brim is covered with rows
of machine stitching. The soft crown
has black sill 1rihh9n, q = passed around
It, and this Va -; g = be.
meath tall militssg e s5socks'
feathers. These s. ESM darkest.
changeable green t 5sa-s The cylin,
der:shaped pompo1 IS entirely new
this season. 1t is placed to the left.
1t is so becoming that the rain hat
will be worn on many a clear after
noon.
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Golf in the Unitcd States.

Six years ago there were only hve
clubs in the United States Golf Asso-
citation. Now there are twenty-five
associate and 225 allied clubs on the
roll. There are now i'll existence about
twenty State or other branch leagues
subordinat, To- tie United States COLI
Association.
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A Middle Ages carrouscl is being or
ganized at Naples. About $50 persons,
including many members of the Italian
aristocracy and the best fencing mas
tiers of the Neapolitan school, will take
Dort in tho affair
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y. d. .
Of Hng tall, slender appearance
and entirely covering the gown. Co
cloth. cheviot and beaver are all
rect in black, blue, tan and mixed
h and brown, but, the covert cloth Is
specially smart, and is far less diff
cult to handle than the beaver. AS II,
lustrated, the material is covert cloth
in tan shade, with collar, shield and
cuffs Of velvet in the same shade, ma
stitched; the lining, taffeta IN
fowered stripes.
The back is seamless, shaped only
by under7arm seams. The fronts are
cut simply. and hang straight from
the shoulders. They are Tapped one.
over the other. and are closed by
means of handsome buttons and but
tonholes. The sailor collar is stitched
to the neck and rolls over; the shield Is
attached to the right side and hooked
over to the left beneath the collar.
but can be omitted as shown IN the
small cut. The under-arm seams arc
left open for short distance from
the lower edge'to give ample freedom,
and the edges Of the coat are finished
with applied bands of the cloth. The
sleeves are two-seamed, with Follower
flare cuffs.
To cut this coat for girl Of eight
years Of age one and three-quarter
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LUCAS COUNTY. CO.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner of the firm of F. j. CHENEY d
Co, doing businessir tn City ofToledo, County
and State aforesaid, and thatsald irmwlll pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DoIIARs for each,
and every case of CATARRH that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATAnRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
(~-j presence, this 9Th day of December.
! SEAL A. d. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
l~-t NUta1U Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood I'D mucous surfaces
of the system. Send "'norials, free,
F. J. CHEN EY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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New. York City. - Whether a girl
plays golf or does not, the golf cape
makes most desirable wrap for
school and general wear, as well as
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"A Model Heart.

A, model of the human hearts work
inr As IN life and pumping blood
tbronah artificial arteries, Is the WORK
of a Continental physician.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption hs an infalh.
SAMUEL, Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb. II, 1900. =
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FITS permanently cured. Motifs or nervous.
ness after ilrst days use Of DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve RestDrer. SO trial bottle and treatisefres
DR.. r. H. KLINE, Ltd, 93l Arch St, Phila., Pa
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In Luxembourg rte practice of plant
ing fruit trees along the public ROADS
is extensively CARRIED out. 1t was
started IN 1870, and there are now
- 3OS trees. .shS' -
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The population of Zululand is 10000 of
whom only 500 are Europeans.
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The Southern Railway offers the quick .
est and best service o all principal cities Of
the South and Southwest. Perfect Pullman
and Dining Car Service on all trains. "Thrcs
through trains daily from New York
Tampa. Augusta, Asheville. Chattanooga, At
lanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, Memphis, Nashville, Macon,
Ca. Washington. D. C.. to San FRANCISCO.
particulars address Alex. S.Thweatt, Eastern
Pass. Agt., 1855 Broadway. New York.
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Canal Mules Occupation Gone.

Canal Mules, Occupation Gone.
A motor car has been designed for
towing canal boats. At recent trial
it towed a heavily laden barge at the
rate of three miles AN hour with tho
grentest ease.
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-Cartsr's Ink has the endorsement Of the
United States government and of all the
leading railroads. Want any more evidsncsf
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Florida and She South.

Irish Mayors are exempt from duty in
courts of law y
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Eleven new railway lines are projected
in Spain a..
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Mrs. slows ssoptling syrup for children
teething, softelseH8 gums, reduces lnflamma-
ton. allays psM. cures wind collie. 25c. bottle.
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The Peruvians have Admirable public
roads. One is 1900 miles long.
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b. H. GaXES's SONS Of Atlanta. Ga. are tfe
only successful Dropsy Spe' ial SITS in the world.
See their beral oife- in advertisement in an
other column OF this paper.
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Happiness cannot be bought, but one OF
:he great hindrances to it's attainment can
% removed by Adams Pepsin Tutti Frutti.
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We refund loc for every. package oi PUT
NAM FApELEss DYE that falls to give, salts
faction. Monroe Drug Co., UnionSilte, MO.
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The tsxors and shoemakers in Vienna
are mostly of Bohemian descent.
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Few men have more Of anything they
want, except faults. -
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The population of Holland-4,S59, ,45l-
includes l,SOO 900 Catholics. =
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An Elizabeth PENN couple. married
sixty years. have 227 descendants. {.
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Silk Hat3.

LSthchex silk hats are being worn,
mined ''ith a little black velvet and
Ruple of quills. '',%-. - -. -
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Precious Princes.

In the days of Louis XII French
princes, were considered so precious
kat they were not bathed uhal they
Ware Seven years old.
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p,.,,, and White Striped Velvet.

BLACK anu otiiPS"
Word comes back from Paris that
the fair Parisienne has taken 4 great
fancy to a new weave of velvet made
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Yards of material Gfty inches wide,
two and quartz: yards forty
four inches wide, with three-quarter
yard of velvet for collar, cuffs and
shield, will be required.
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DR.. RADwAY i Co., New York:
Dear Sirs-I have been sick TOR nearly
two years, and have been doctoring with
some OF the most expert doctors Of the
United States, l have been, bathing In ana
drinking hot water at the hot Springs
Ark, but It seemed everything failed to 40,
me good. After saw your advertisement
I thought would try your pills, apd have
nearly used two boxes; been taking Two
bedtime and one after breakfast, and the
have done me more good than anythi9
else I have used. My trouble has bea
with the liver. My skin and :eyes wefe
yellow; had sleepy, drowsy FEELINGS; g
navel, like as II it was bile on top OF th
stomach. My bowels were very co:tiye
MY mouth and tongue sore most OF tn
time. Appetite fair, but food would nos
digest, but settle heavy on my stomaon.
and some few mouthfuls OF food come upv
again. could only eat light food that
digests easily. Please send "Book OF ADJ
vice." Respectfully, BEN IAUdG,
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, g.

When man falls out of balloon he
realizes what hard world this is.
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The Best Prescription for Chiils
and Fever ts a bottle OF. GROVES TAsTrLE0
CHILL Tonic It is simply iron and quinlne IN
n tasteless form. No cure-no pay. fr1cs eoo'
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Wealthy Russians, after death, seek re
pose in glass coifins.
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TS Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININs TABLETS. Al
druggfsts refund the M rney II II Tails To cur,'
3. W. GROVES signature IS on each oo1. %Sc
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VIRTUE OF sELF.coNTRoL.
Che Line Between Sanity and Insanity
Wont Bear. Stretching,

I learn that Mrs. Nettie Craven, Of
San Francisco, Is insane.
Mrs. Cra1en is the woman who sued
the Fair estatesfor q division of the
Fair millions on the ground that she
was Senator Fairs widow. She has
kept the whole State Of California
tied up in hard knot of excitement
with charges and countetseharges of
perjury, bribery, forgery and every
crime in the calendar except mayhem
end arson every since Senator Fair
died. EAnd now all the millions that
she thought were within her grasp
have slipped away, and so she's in
sane. They've sent her to an asylum
and locked her up in q padded cell,
and all California is drawing long
breath and saying, "Therew.
All Of which has n moral, and the
moral is, Keep your temper.
Poor Mrs. CraYen's temper has been
n by-word among all those who have
known her fQl- years. 1t is barely
possible, of course, that the temper
was a symRFm Of insanity, and not
a diseasasNhich led to insanity. A
cduse -d not: an effect is. always
hard tb tell where one thing begins
and afother ends in these cases.
A bad temper is controllable.
Let it go without controlling long
enough and it controls you, and then
you are booked for a pleasant little
term in a large house with grated
windows.
The line between sanity and insan-
ity won't bear much stretching.
You can fool With it q long time,
and some day-snap, it's gone! and the
people ~ have tyrannized over begin
to be afraid Of you, and they send
for the insanity expYt.
Ask any mental alienist In the world
where an evil temper leaves off and
insanity begins, and he will shake his
head and tell you to ask him some
thing easy. A noted nerve specialist
told me one day that nine out of ten
Of the patients in his asylum could
be sane to-day if they had been taught
self-control. ...,l
It's rather good fun TO lose your
temper and call names and smash
things. ..3L -.
People look so nice and seai and
they hurry and do what you want
them to so -obediently, but some day
you'll lose your temper where you
can nneyer find it again, and then you're.
what the Fworld calls insane. Half
the sinsanity in the world is made up,
one part morbid egotism and the other
part bad temper. ..-:. 4 ~
We an know the dypsoman c and
we all pity him, but we also know
that the ordinary mar need not get
6r11nk 11n1oss ha wonfo to -
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III tAAiN hhASoo uS w ohlS
1t is so with the ten3
feed yourselves wit
Importance of your ow
everything else, and /
having what the crank
delusions. of grandeur,I
Make yourself 'belieE
your affairs are. more
anything else in this
first thing you know: n
the police to protect
enemies. ~
The poor woman ou
who has just been lock \
sane asylum, might hay
an asylum If she had
temper: and stopped II
the millions that she CT
Winifred Black, in the
Journal. ..
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New York City is the great horse mart
Of the world. '
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Ayers SsssaPasa s? Ayr: ass.v a,. viss, Co.,,
Aysr'SAsue Cure - Ayers Conatone
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Girle' Long. Box Coat.

Girls' Long Box Coat.
coats ere almost uniformly be-
ng to little girls. The loose fit
comfort and. ease in slipping on
and the liues. are such as to
kfthott concealfng the figure.
Pne, designed by May Man.
lown has the added merit