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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-12

OF a verify some men are born lucky.
Take the case OF the California cleo
trician. reported in The Herald of yes
terday. A current of electricity passed
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Time Table
In Effect
April |. 1902
ARRIVE.


From Ogden. Portland. Butte.
Chicago. ST. Louis, Omaha,
Denver and san FrsnciscO------ S.s5 an
From ogden and intermediate
From Calientes. Milford. Nephi,
Provo and intermediate points. s.so an
From OGDEN, Chicago, st. Louis
Kansas city, Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco -..-......--- SOY Pm
TF,rom Garfield Beach TOoele and
From Tintic, Mercur, Nephi,
From Preston, Logan. brigham.
Ogden and intermediate points $50 pm
From Ogden, Butte, Portland s.,o,n
san Francisco ~, :; I----.---. s'l' pm
For Ogden. Cache Valley
Omaha. Chicago, Denver, Kan
sas City and St. Louis 500 an
Fer Garfield Beach. Tooele and
Nephi and Manti -. -. 7:55 am
For Ogden, Butte. Helena, Port
land. san Francisco and inter
For ogden. Omaha. Chicago.
Denver. Kansas City, St Louis
and san Francisco .-.-.-...-..-. .l2:50 pm
For Ogden. Denver. Kansas
City. Omaha. St. Louis and
Chicago -.---..------.------..--. O.tt pm
For Provo, Nephi, Milford, Cali
For Ogien, Butte, Helena, Port-
land. San Frdcisco and inter- -
l'e''''-'e PIP 4. NJ. SCHUNIACHER
Act Traffic Mgr.
D. e BURLEY,
D. ;. SPENCER,
City ticket office. 2o1 Main street Tele-
phone, go.
*DaiIy except Sundays.
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Too Much Energy.

(WashingtOn Star.)
Some folks" said Uncle Eben. ',is a
good deal like mules Dey uses up
enough energy TO do days work stan'in'
'rOun' an kickin'.
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The Colorado Fuel & Iron company
magnates have adjusted their differ
ences. Now the public win be called
upon to pay al the costs Of their liti-
gallon and other war expenses
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Not to Be Buncoed.

(Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph)
Johnny Peck-What's a bachelor pag
Mr.. Peck-A bachelor, my son. is a man
who refuses to swap his happiness for a
gold brick.
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through his body and into the body
OF friend. killing the friend. but only
stunning the first recipient OF the
shock.
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AmuSementss
S-E----

If there is one minstrel organization
that can give complete satisfaction in
America today it is Primrose & Dock
stader's. The old favorites come to
the Salt Lake theatre tonight and will.
as usual, draw a hOuseful.
Hunting for Hawkins is going on
TO satisfactory business at the Grand.
The engagement closes with the week.
A Missouri Epitaph.
CKansas City Star9
On a pine board in Daviess county
cemetery is the following epitaph, which
tells SAD tale;
John Cup he dallied by the way,
Until he'd had his fils.
And then he slept upon the track
The railroad paid the bill.
. pity John-misguided John
Too bad the corSs he'd pull,
But pity, also, Johns poor wife,
Poor girl her Cup was full
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. . y

Mr.. Dryden of New Jersey has a warm
spot in his heart for the senate pages
No one entered into the hand shaking
festivities prior TO yesterdays session
more heartily than he He shook hands
with senator's, and then he started
around the hall 10 shake hands with all
the pages. They flocked around him IKE
so many blackbirdS, and never left MIN
till the last one of thera had received
fatheFly greeting.
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MAGAZINES.

The October issue Of the Overland
Monthly is a camera number, when Is
very attractive to any one fond or the
reproduction OF artistic photographs
Some Of the most beautiful half-tone
work Is done from photographs OF
scenes in the Big Basin, of which carrie
Stevens Walter gives a sketch. me
finest thing Is a full-page photo by Hill
of a lake in which the trees that grow
down to the shore are reflected as per7
fectly IN the water as though In mir
ror. Other beautiful reproductions are
from paintings by Latlmer, Keith ana
Cadenasso. Scientific and Freak
Photography" by Walter n. Brennan,
Is very interesting with It's many mover
pictures. Among the general articles
one of the best is Madam Pelee IN
Hawaii" by Lue S. Cleveland, with
some excitement photographs OF lava
beds.
This weeks issue Of the Youths Com,
nanion IL a Halloween number ara
IL contains the annual announcements
Of premiums TO new subscribers. lls
cover is prettily done In green and req
The busiest people read the YOUTHS
Companion because II Is condense ac-
curate and helpful It's weekly sum
mary OF important news is complete
and Trustworthy. It's editorial commeV
on political and domestic questions Is
partisan: II aims to state facts IN
such way that the busiest person can
use them as the basis OF an Intelligent
opinion. It reflects on every page the
wholesome, Industrious, home-loVing,
home- making side OF American life, the
life OF noble aims and honorable ann
billions. There is no present so reason
able in price that will give so much
Measure ms a years subscription TO the
Youths Companion. There viii be %
issues OF the paper during 1903, ana
among the contents Of this new volume
viii be six serial stories. each book
in itself rejecting American life In
home, camp and field. Fifty special ar
ticles contributed by famous men aud
women-statesmen travellers, essayists
end scientists Two hundred thought
full and timely editorial articles on I'M
nortant put.ic and domestic questions.
Two hundrgi and fifty short stories Dy
the best OF living story writers-stories
Of character. stories OF achievement
stories of humor. One thousand short
notes on current events, and discover
les In the field Of science and natural
history. Two thousand bright and
amusing anecdotes items of strange
and curious knowledge. poems and
sketches. And these do not include the
weekly article on the care Of the health
the chlldren's page. and other features
of interest. A full illustrated perspec-
tns OF the Companions 1903 volume VIII
be sent with samnle coples Of the paper
10 any address free. Those who sub
scribe at once for 1908, sending N.75
will receive all the issues Of the Com
panlon for the remaining weeks Of 1902
from the time Of subscription free; also
the Companion calendar for 1903 lliho-
graphed in - colors and gold.-The
Youths Companion. IA Berkeley St,
BOSTON Mass
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WHAT IS SUCCESSY

hin earthly, groveling Cold
Is u " aclar.bllnded,to loon o Snrre ey the
-, Ana w. a The muck-heap' ana io'S'' WV
crown ydr,s's bounding blood creeps
stTa an wjth Envy, Arrogance and
81 h Dy@ all Beneyolenee TOR t cross IS
10 lose companiohSh'p"o' '
los loss fine flower of Sympathy is
dead Ia that Success?
IN, the rainbow bubble, Fame
TO lspV' =. ~ fairly in the morning air
, A aayseet Jewel for a prince , 70 veal ,e,.,o
A PERI, rseompense for all It's claimY
IS careful night and crowded
strenuous day., eo,,orv,,,,o
r,, sD caves one thlrsty-it is grasped'
I, yani.Ses in Nothingne sso aW s;oooss
is luut puCVSSo'
W.T., ,omrade Duty in the dark or day.
WIN wv hloy Truth-wherever IL may
~. hs1s AFT meanness, cowardice or
greed uso. oor,,or
To box for Beauty under common
a.. s'aiber's burden sharing, when
pr, 1--WE fall to bear defeat alone;
~ ilys IN hearts that loved us, when
we're gone .
oe''"' That Is success
svakD to sleep
Ernest Neal Lyon.
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of the leading biographies OF the year
Is that of Nathaniel Hawthorne from
the hand of Professor George Il. Wood
berry, whose life OF Edgar Allan Poe
is the most judicious and satisfying
study OF that remarkable genius ever
written Hawthorne led quiet and
uneventful career. but he was a man OF
such winning personality a literary
artist Of such unexampled power and
brilliancy, that biographical study by
a writer OF Professor Woodberry $
proved ability is certain TO be full or
interest.
1t Is said that Marie CORNELL comes
in for some amusing parodying IN
"Zut- Ski" one of the Condensed Nov
els" By Bret Harte in his last volume
of trayesties. by Houghton, Miiiiin q
Co. The official biography Of Mr..
Harte is now being written by I. Ed
gar Pemberton.
II Is q strange fact that although
Washington Irving'e name stands as
the first landmark in American letters,
the period Of his productive life was
passed abroad. In 1915 he went to Eu-
rooe, where he remained for seventeen
years. Previous to that time he had,
indeed produced 1.-THE Knickerbocker
History OF New York" but II gave him
al the most only a local reputation,
while the 20 years which remained TO
him after his return to his native land
in 1881 added nothing to his fame as
an American who could write English.
II was In the long interval between his
home dwellings that the appearance
of his sketch Book" in 1919 marked
the beginning of his life as literary
man, which may almost be considered
as concluded by his CHRONICLES OF the
Conquest OF Granada" and his "Alham-
bra" both entirely composed IN South
ern Spain. Irving is oftener In danger
OF being lost sight OF. and II is there
fore with profit as well as interest that
one can read Henry w. Boyntons
washington Irving" a study of the
man, along with an account OF the
writer, in the Riverside Biographical
Series.
"DanI Borem poured half Of his sec
ond cup OF tea abstractedly into his lap
Guess you've got suthin on yer mind.
Dan'l.' said his sister. Morn likely
I've got suthin on my pants returned
Dan'l with that exqulsltely dry, though
somewhat protracted humor which at
once thrilled and bored his acquaint-
ances. 'But-speakln O. that hoss
trade - Thus begins "Dan'l Borem,"
one OF the CONDENSED Novels" In Bret
Harte's new book burlesquins the style
OF present-day authors.
Sisters from the Order Of the Sacred
Heart have lately come from Rome to
occupy the old North End Mission OF
Boston. This district. now occupied by
Italians. was once the home OF Bos-
toms aristocracy II Is here that the
scene OF Heart OF the Doctor" Is
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several articles each month of general
interest to the magazine reader.
Williams and Norgate U.ondon) an
nounce a volume OF memories OF Lord
Tennyson by Miss A. G.. Weld, who was
closely related to the poet by marriage
and whose knowledge Of Tennyson was,
therefore, intimate.
At last, after interest In the matter
has quite subsidized It Is definitely set
tied that Laurence Housman was the
author Of IAN English Woman's Love
Letters"
Edward A. Dithmar, for many years
dramatic critic Of the New York Times,
and for some months past its London
correspondent, has been summoned
from the London ofllceto the edltorshlp
Of the Times aSturday Book Review.
The Lathrop Publishing company OF
Boston has Just brought out Clara
Morris new volume, stage Conf
dences" The book Is In the vein in
which Miss Morris Is most happy,
namely, In that OF personal reminls-
censes running off into imaginative
treatment Of dramatic scenes which
have come within her experience dur.
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NOTES.

N.nulay from the inception OF the
alan 10 me time when his work was
s S short spent eight or nine years
on nj, History Of England"
NJ, r Marion Crawford has turned
10 mo scene of some of his greatest
successes for the plot OF his new novel
"CsrIlia. a story Of Modern Rome
which the Macmillan company VIII
publish this month";
Herbert Spencer who, at 50, stu en-
,ovs good health has returned 10 his
home h Brighton after a holiday trip
10 DoFking, In Surrey.
The COSMOPOLITAN Magazine has Sc
cured all OF il, G. Wells work for the
wear 1902 with the privilege Of renew
Ing the contract for 1905
Robert Barr the Canadian writer
has bought and will edit the London
magazine called the Idler, which was
highly successful when Mr.. Barr was
associated with Jerome X. jerome In
conducting Il several years ago.
Mr. Klplng Is now living near Tun-
bridge Wells, in an old house dating
from the early part Of the seventeenth
oslury. 1t is said that his retreat
from rockingham was fastened by his
suhsflngs from thoughtlessly inquisi-
tlye visitors.
Thousands will be pleasantly sur
prIsed with the announcement, here
made with authority, that the late
Frank X. Stockton left the manuscript
Of a recently completed novel. 1t Is un-
ders.ood that II is written In his cheer
fullest vein, and will worthily complete
The long list OF novels that began with
"Rudder Grange in 1879 and, until now,
~as thought to have ended with Kate
Bonnet" This new book will be pub.
lshd by Charles scribner's Sons, New
York
The sensation OF the autumn book
ftasoo seems to be Marie Corelll's new
romance, Temporal Power" The de-
mant In England has broken all rec
ords The first edition there Of 10000
copies was insufficient to supply the
attaAl demand, and a further edition OF
@eN copies was printed before publ
cation The American demand has also
beh extraordinary, and II is probable
hatihe combined American and Cana
dan edlti0ns have been greater than
The fst edition OF any book heretofore
published.
Thenew British academy starts with
y innortals, who are identified with
historical philosophical and philologi-
ca studies; but poetry. fiction and
bellies letires are excluded from repre-
senlatlon II Is sectional philosophi-
ca! academy with Herbert Spencer, the
greatest English philosopher, left out,
Sd not an academy Of letters. for men
hke sHinbune, Hardy. Kipling, Mere
Guided.
ine Bnndur Magazine Is a new per-
"aical published in New York.
anew magazine TO be issued In New
roIs beginning this month, IL the
.ssosr which It's publishers and edi-
so's nope TO make the leading literary
sVllA Of America" The Reader Will
IMAM IMAM reviews Of all the important
80 o. the day, departments devoted
w. W typography libraries, the drama
""' H'erary news, and II will contain
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NC QUIET
DOMINGO CITY.

Oct PA cablegram
at the navy department
commander Patch, Of the
cruiser Montgomery,
her way from Colon TO
ting that he had found
ct at San Domingo City,
reported last week that
d broken out.
10 case, the Montgomery
her original orders and
le has replenlshed her
uan, she will relieve the
leh Is stationed at Cape
ing the latter vessel TO
ne Ranger. which has
at Panama for several
IS started for San Fran
uliNlils hef sailing from
mmander OF the Ranger
ION of the reported ar.
a bay of the newly ac.
an government gunboat
Is expected TO clear the
out OF isthmlan wata,s
ch received at the state
m United staes Minis.
d last evening, stated
one case of yellow few
ser Montgomery. The
pprehend any extension.
IN view Of the perfect
ethods Of handling such
Up and particularly In
G with which the mos
ansmlt the disease, can
herefore, unless there
e cases, the ship will
gina program.
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ID HIS WIFE.
------.
y Puts q Third Vio-
His Credit.

1--George Chapman,
America In 1893 and
landlord Of a South
oned a young woman
aim as his wife. 1t
us was the third wo-
J within FIVE years In
the prisoner and II is
may develop In q
that OF the celebrated
Sc In 1892. Both the
toned as having died
Uses were his wives.
lntimated that they
hume the bodies.
uias Cream.) NJ. D.,
.ondon of the murder
Matilda Clover, an
n, Oct. 81. 1899, and
10 of the same year.
the murder OF three
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BOOKS,

The j. S. Ogllvie Publishing COM
pany, Of New York, a novel entitled
with Force and Arms" written by'a
new author. He is Howard r. CARTS,
a newspaper man OF Newark, n. D.,
where he Is well known. He has had
many short stories published, that have
attracted attention. but this Is his first
effort at novel making The book,
which Is full OF life and stirring incl
dent, Is founded on the Salem witch
craft craze. While historical as re-
CARDS the date, and correct in facts,
there is no exploiting Of historical per-
sonages. They are only dealt with
briefly as they appear naturally In the
story. The tale is one OF love, OF night
Ing among Indians, and OF one mans
warfare against another, all for q wo-
man. The characters are live people
The description OF the days when the
colonists were witch mad Is strong
done. There are number of exciting
scenes described In the novel the style
Of which is clear and pleasing. IL Is
story written to interest the reader
the dull pages being left out There are
several illustrations.
In her new book for girls Lois NAL
let's Dangerous Gift" (Houghton,
Mlflin & Coz, Mary Catherine Lee tells
with admirable spirit and restraint the
tale of a Quaker girl Of extraordinary
beauty,-beauty so great indeed, that
the grave and sober minded Friends
were somewhat disquieted, and ac-
counted II a dangerous gift" The
story is OF the ma!den's discovery'of
her wonderful heritage, OF the tremen-
dous effect Of II in the town where she
visited, and Of the temptation 1t led her
into. The success of the author In
painting her heroines beauty by sug'
gestlon-for she wisely abstains from
any direct descriptions marked; one
catches enthusiasm for the demure
modest girl whose passing set crowds
on the streets staring. The other people
are also well drawn,---her pale, devout
high minded father and the quieI
Quaker who loved her. The book is en-
tirely wholesome and charming
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Str No
IMMORTALITY.

nv window y IN ~ farthest wood Is mlne'
The A.. aCTss sIr ~ to >, ali gone by BY,
The eldes,. sv robbers, Time and Death
Athga,5S'e NM With a clod, a breath sdnd 70
And pass,s v
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1902.

laid, and Mabel G. Foster writes with
an intimate knowledge OF the new life
in this district.
Many Of the events In "Our Lady OK
the Beeches," by Baroness Won Hutter,
published oct. 15,, take place at
camp IN the Maine woods. Neyerthe-
less, this romance gives evidence Of an
unusual acquaintance with smart cos
mopolltan society from st. Petersburg
to Bar Harbor.
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Jumps from Carriage

N'-While Emperor
was driving from his
| schoenbrmn today,
ied TO his carriage be-
Die and he jumped out
% walked the remaIn-
nee to the Hofbarg.
but great excitement
mors to the effect that
been injured.
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The September New England Maya
zm. marked the beginning Of It's 2lth
volume and the 18th under its present
ownership. 1t includes an important
biography In brief OF Lydia Huntley
Slgourney, introduced by a frontls-
piece portrait with Whttier's appre-
catlye lines to her as title.
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October marks the centenary OF the
Edinburgh Review. jeffrey was just
nine and twenty when he planned the
Review, with Sidney Smith. Constable
published It, and agreed TO take the
risk, and was allowed to have the first
wards agreed TO pay 10 gulneas a
sheet three times what was ever
paid before for such work" but the
minimum was afterward raised TO 16
guineas. and the average during Jeff-
rey's reign was from 20 to Is guineas.
When one thinks Of the enormous In
nuence the Review welded, II is inter-
estng to know that in its first years the
circulation was only $500 copies.
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noe. 0. D. FRAUD.

We DO Just AS We Advertise No q
a. D!s, Nor DO We Ask You for Gent
This II simply Our Method Of Advertise
inc tho Greatest Medical Discovery of the
Axe,
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ROBERT BONNER
PUTNAM NAIL Co.,
yEp0NSET, BOSTON, MASS

For sals ~ 2. c. N. L. Clark Els
or.dse & Co. salt Lake Hardware 90.
and George A. Lowe. Salt Lake CiS
Utah
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! at Panama.

f-ine Colombian
merly the steamer
arrived here at 10
Francisco. Oct. Z.
duke, her command
correspondent OF the
lat the vessel made
, the crew was ex-
ractice all the way
Magadelina bay for
tightening parts OF
for target practice.
cry good time after
inside course, and
condition. Soon af-
Ulcers had landed
e Notifications and
Capt. Marmaduke
10 and salzar, who
cordially.
1nboats Chulculto
er the orders of
vho. as chief COM
arge Of the Colon.
VIII re~organize In
arrived here Rear
American COM
or on board OF her
lange OF flags had
Capt. Marmaduke
exchange OF flags
an Francisco and
lag had the right
reception OF Capt.
AGAR said he drank J
IN and expressed
irst mission hero J
he expectation OF
olombia and that D
= gratitude Of all
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Resume.

Operations were
m additional coli
n district. The
re company took
orner employees.
found FOR all the
lee workings. At
old hands were
re employees az
not required 20
lut all who ap-
es were required
The Coke Broth
> that this viii
! Of their mines.
~ Appendicitis
r. Iapponl. thu
IN IS suffering
! the pontih 10
pera'ed on the
wo years ago. 10
nd may operate
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TO MEN.

The sir John Hampton vital Restorative
Prescription aud a Trial Treatment OF
This Wonderful Remedy Tor the Restora.
tion of yigor aud Power. Until Further
Notice, Will he Sent Absolutely Free to
All Men Who Write for 1t
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NAILS and SUNOL.
'"@ MHA,-.-.

no Puham Nall euIsp Tho distinction Of
being The csI aut-Fuesd and HinpaPslnhs
na nsds b. naOAlnsg, and stlah lnI'llei ss
Old hand process.
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Amelia f. Barr must have realized
the dearth OF good stories for girls
when she wrote Trinity Bells TINS
book n even moreropular today than
when It first appeared. The illus,ra-
tons by the well known artist, ReIyea,
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Sisters from the Order Of the Sacred
Heart have lately come from Rome to
occupy the old North End Mission OF
Boston This district. now occupied by
Italians. was once the home OF Bos-
toms artstocracy. II is here that the
scene OF Heart OF the Doctor" Is
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-05-01
the "pRuIDEss RING" RAGE.

parisia. Ladies Of Fashion Take Up
Another Fad.
Another new trinket Is one to wnlcn
the extraordinary name of the Druid
ess ring" has been given. Mistletoe is
all the rage this Christmas ia Paris
The ring In question Is accordingly
made Of two leaves of the plant lml-
tated in silver or pale gold. 1t u
be explained that the mistletoe n
Yuletide are not linked together by an
ancient association of ideas in the
Partisan mind. On the contrary, flor
lists and jewelers. have "~rediscovered"
this year the sacred "gui de chene" OF
the old Gauls and Britons. Hence it
is not absurd to talk in Paris OF mis-
tletoe having become fashionable"
One authority states that "in the case
CT engaged couples, the bunch OF mis-
t;etoe presented to the girl by her
fance should invariably be attached
with q white satin ribbon" Perhaps
it ought to be further explained that
the connection between the ancient
plant and kissing is another associa-
ton Of ideas unknown to the Partisan
mind, which, indeed, would be shocked
at the thought. The Druidess ring Is
the jewelers. contribution to the pre-
mere ornament, but is supposed to be
useful. From the ring, which is large
enough to be easily slipped over the
gloved finger, hang chains, to which
are attached pencil, mirror. powder
puff, etc., and the innumerable similar
trinkets which are so indispensable tc
the modern woman.