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New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
.,rTuaEs RESTORED AND RE-
LINED

-.-vTs rr.d;ed; old engrzvinxs cleaned.
-. .stabIished IsT3; highest refer
.,ss, caAs- ". SNOW. e02 sa-ay~
HsrzId eguk1e-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
II, rrnns or FOLDING BEps.

,vptrRrD. cls-ned. warranted bug PROOF /;
-, '.-s-isi springs furnished, furniture re
,.s-.s srs Upholstered. T. L. ODEl.L lAl
West ieth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FuaNITURE upno,srrn,xc

MATTRESSES made 70 order. c,,-,.,. -
,oS poi5-oh', SlsShsa ane islaid LEWIS sEos eSSs'
- - :. -. TEL AZ. 90 -. =.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
HELP WANTED

Any one ANYWHERE.
can easily earn $50 weekly. pleasant oc'u
patton uo capital required uo eauFa as~'ns.
m copying letters. send Tor particulars.
RICH a. CO., 10 West Danhury. conn.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BOOK BARGkiNs,
!; LARGEST !, AND CHEAPEST

Noll'- oAAsE ever knOxn. over soo.vov
ssi 49,. ~ literature aie uf1ered al the low
azin.. - ~ tnt last century. 5oOV0 h@s-
Lei ~ .e 70 bc. each. =. GO Paper Novels.
boz sVc. each. 40 90 School and lert
Mo--s &C % 23c. e4ch 6a. 100 Novels snd
stsnS1Al bookH. Zoe 10 800 each; 1000
of Ess.l setA. cOc. 20 5000. 1000 seu
ccs,s-@ss eiol'@diss. fl.ao a. s25.oo. Books
sbo,, every branch of literature st or
hnsasra NO cntslosass IssISED second
u sn ..eli BOOKS. review books and oooss
hlshss, slhes bought rolc and exchanged:
fres : e.esh seh pIlcen PAID calls Al reslo~nees
al - ~ EitiNG'e ~ Y. Boob Exchange.
-.osal. ne.I lzLh-.l. onen syenlnaA
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

CANCER Cured AT HOME.
py INTERNAL TREATMENT No knife,
rissrsr IN nsfn Testimonial hook mailed
frse NASON INSTITUTE FOR CANCER.
Io1 West get. NeW-GOrk.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BEER FOR FAMILY Use.
BLANK Books. rRINTING.

BLANK BOOKS. paper ruling ana printing
% order. az very low rates ~ JOHN
CASSIDY. 22i FNllton -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
COPENnAGEN INsr,rIrr

EfiEt MAIlSM cured ~ r. a. THAI.NA
{" Me.i - g., also IIau ana Sr4fr
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

itEMAkk kABLk discovery. succeeding
\ RAYS. VIOLET Fays
-, - ~ rs Physician, 36I Tomp-
ElnS-aE.. ELooklyu. y. Y. 4. s A
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

CARETAKER. R.-Bv American. 80, married.
no children. the care % country estate for
the winter. IN a good gardener. mechanic
driver. competent TO care for two horses.
best references for honesty. sObriety and
ability. Address G. SYKES. 235 West
4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
!. ,.ruro,sR sRoorING q PAINT 90.

-'---,--sros PIPE and boiler GOVERNS. roof
hshL4Iss metal painters. work guar an
- iTslsphone s'is Is John. - Maiden
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

MACS rSsPTRATIoN. clear Havana. fVe
ccnts: Pure Havana Tobacco, 81 20 per
pound: fine blend of tobacco. 3oc. per T..
lsl WAshilxton-st.s coIEeE flltoR
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ala. FACIAL A SKIN AILMENTS

sCPERFLUOUs HAIR. Warts. Moles re
moved guaranteed with electricity
PAINLESS Nine WEBER 6t3 Bedford
eve brooklyn near Pcuu-Et.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
LAW IEBs.

LAWYERS.
ADVICE FREE Er.ahls lawyer takes all
lH-s4 a-r.ItGfs. tstatFs contracts. COLES
TtHr- uur.rr tT-u evenings. l. t1g LEX
iuEt.G-aEf- .stn-rl-
4..HI t.l-f.-. private matters. injury cases
claims .. aHH rl.t quietly. g.f. aiE set
f.I. Irersr. ..lr lawyer aLtl.c frca. II .Tt-
ARDS --r E.Hl|uaE
SEP wE Reliable iaNyer. wills. lcEaries.
damage. .enarlpf0H. collections. prompt
rs-GIr~. reasonable charges. Room l4Is.
Ifn Na--a- .at-
SMITH O. LNFIi. r.Har'a IEwst-r 900
Ir"s-var. Sew York. ar-. dents. Ia-nes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
,rANIcURING. sHAMrooINa. ETc.

EApUE BhEHS.--Cures gut. rheumatism.
ala nervous troubles Expert operators
raaIclgug STEWART O. We5t 25rh-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

.c.-M IDEA Diseased gums treated
49,. ,s.llhc method. goli display not ne
~. GILBERT DESTAL ROOMS. O.
- -1lth-st Omen nights.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

itoN sl.si old carpets. SILK remnants make
Cl 'f'i circular. ORIENTAL HUG
|. -. 80 NasI.Hgt0l- Newsrk
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
rRrNcH IPHoLsTERER

= ,,,, received from France sofas,
hAs SCREENS Tables and Console
..,.,.. Iou,s XIV. Ny. Nv. terIus reason
- nOSNlBENE ll3 Last Ssth-st. Tel
.f--. Rsl9 Madison cq
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Etn'-'-H- NM II CUSTOM CORsETs.
Ah9E -, ~ NINE l. MoLI.ERN. Isi East
Iii t,,f-,-..-. -. - LtNington-aye Offers spe-
~ re--or--,.-,s-,s ior summer months. high
or.Ie nee ~ the Leading physicisns
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

billiard AND POOL TABLES
AANUFACTCRERS OF billiard Hnd poo
tables, high Erade bowling alley builders
lowest pr1Ces MAIN EkOS. - mon ~
d.. 49,, I-4.. l'N cast sli. 49,. E1sl. ISM
rev tables. reCognise6 standard. secVnd-
hanos. al cheap. Sua,ples. ktepsafs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
oprIcIAN GRADUATE ExrERr.

,,t1I. examine eyes free in your house or
-tsre evenings or sunday, glasses rea-
.1r,tIs send postal KJPALD. 81 East
i95tb sr TslsPhoue No. S.Ues X, AaIIeIn.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

no ,si's an ssensg siL.1 sefogs ysM,tiDs Mts free
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

BADGEs. MEDALS. JENELRH.
4 "A WILKINSON - John-st. y. 7
Cttv.-Badre. medals. 1e-elrs. Core
FpcndcnCe solicited
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
pn,NTERs AND PUBLISHERS.

LINOTYPE COMPOs- s-TION.-BOoks. PUB
- ,,'.,t--. SluEs ROONEY OFTEN
,.t"N~TlNtf COMPANY. ll4-l2O West 3Oth-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

now 10 GEr STRONG.
~HALo" FRICTION GLOSS.

EXCELLENT FOR SHOES. Polish pro
4urel tv rubbing with cloth N3Lri7fes
leather Elegant package. Large hgtti- -
cents. I4.e tan. chocolate AcS Ii Il ,
CD West Uffl So
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
CREDIT ON LADIES' SUITS.


LADIES' Tailor Made suite. Skirts ana
waists on easy payments.
WEST END SUIT CO. i1S Wes. 18th
e. Open evening"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
urHoLsTERING a MATTREssE.

.
/ IAsrfyJ-f.S repaired. polished and reprO-
I Ilr-l rarofte cleaned ami rrlaid. cabi-
rr- rrpairlug. estimates cheeri'4ily given,
mail orders promptly attended o. - HkEA-
Ifs a TuE<EE asa AU-f-rGan-avs.
|rfIAr GHEESHERG. 80 6,h-ave. near
4TfI.-t antique furniture upholstered and
Irsrrls4.d. ali work guaranteed. reasonable
ET.Cs-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ELEcrRIcAL cnNrRAcrnn.

JoHS r WHITEHEAD 90 9th ave,
BET altl ana asth STE Repairs 20 F.re
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

ATtI NDFMAL, GRADUATE LAZY. de-.
sIres pupils. particularly m basketry and
leather work Address g.. Box q. TrIhun,
Once.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

CARETAkER-Of gentleman countrJ
house. by man and wife. both having has
long experience in private families. nrsi
class references. Address CARETAK Err,
Box 33I. Tribune Uptown Office. ], 36A
BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Maie-
ADVERTISING CASVASSERS on standard
publication Of well Known daily news
paper. commission. Address. with refer
snces H.. r;ox Is Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FISE old instruments for sale. Also a
humber - BH Paintings WM- SNIP
SON TaVuh-eaer. 81 PaTH Row. Loans on
Diamonds ant J~yvelry. Established Isl
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ANTIQUE CLOCKS.

0sAs koRFHAGE. los EAST 2sTH-sT-
C55-as,Ne.l FACICRER OF HANDSOME Z
----- NL0ckS: LOWEST MFG. PRiCK.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

CARErAKER ar private stable Tor apart
ment or living rooms above; first class
reference furnished. Address CROSBY
care Of +. Squisr. Belle Haven. Greenwich.
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
81 nowN AND 81 WEEKLY.

HARLEM CREDIT WATCH 60 NJ Juster
Manager F.. - Sth-aye. 40 security re
gg.rrI Satisfaction guaranteed cr money
refunded
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
IA sINEss CHANCES.

A GOOD WEEKLY INCOME GUAR
20 you on small investment. by or st0ok-
redemption plan. higaest references. you
may wi1naraw Your money On osgiana, Ssnd
lhAL SECURITY 60. - Msu-st-. New
York
ADVERTISING NAN offered opportunity
Tor tnirc interest m handsome established
well known monthly magazine. TINS city !.
sIAaL ca ltal required; rare chance
a SrI.ik l"s. Tribune Uptown Cfice.
i.36s broadway.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 buy good tn
t-r-st IN established magazine. known
every where. small capital required IN
CEPITONAL. Too, Tribune Uptown ofice
] .J6s broadway
A Du41tDt.., iIO.> l..klHg oser I.c T44u-
and valuable patents of an old cFtalt
lished saddlcTy hardware manuia turing
business showing - Der cent pront. T--
quirrs s., 80 additional capital 10 enable o..
70 enlarge ita plant and meet the CroNi1s
demands 81 its trade fullesi Investigation
invited. Aderess ARCADIA. Box .. Trib-
uns DfiCe
ANNUITY PURCHASE for yourself or
ANY one f. wisdom, fAed sure. money
inaSiug Income 20. = Trinity Place.
FULLY EQUIPPED FACTORY ln COZ
uectlgut, no debts. needs fifteen thous~n4
dollars working capital. toEcth~r With -
vices - competent head nlechanic Addre-s
I or inquire A IT. T.. Room l.d'1. l'p Nas
Eau-st-
/ CAN SELL. YOUR BUSINESS. TO matter
where % is. send description. state price
and Learn how Esss hlished 'aG- Higle-t
. references Dfhoes iu u cities. "a. 81
osTRANpEsB LAS y. A. RldE Thnslel-
uhia.
PRosPECrOR Tor gold wants capital f1r
exploration iu South America. he5ress
". @. BoE 10. Tribane once
THE ENORMOUS PROFITS made i.y Tire
ref.Ders sut manufacture - sugar ar.
not generally understood and arprse .alei D.
NQu can make fortune d. gstslrg fen
shares ~ sto-al. how a. par they wiH bs
worth - Wsi 80 each Soon few dollars
n1N VIII he worth "a fortune 60 sou fti- .-
no get riah luIC. gambling scheme hut a
reuah.e Industrial rDtsrprise backed lE Tho
very best business men - s. Louis. sos
vii miss WunssrfIl opportunity 10 sos
miss THIS uue. CONTINENTAL. SUGAR
. REFINING Co. Ga. Cl5. clG Farcrtur
Bldg. 81 Louis. 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

4 NEW ENGLAND WOMAN. thoroughly
experienced IN catering. marketing ami
general management, wants a position re-
duiriug executive ariity and gp'd luIs
rnrnt. private house. club or hotel Mrs.
WALnER. 3J7 Massachusetts-a ave. suite =.
Boston
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ooRsETs To ORDER a cLEANEl

yIJIJA WHITE.-Corssts made 20 order. al
tered. cleaned and repaired equal 10 nsr.
a E.asa l25th-s'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
npIrM. MoRPmINE. LIaroR.

HABITS CURED az home on AT sana
,.-iru- physIcal's reference, CORE
----farcs r6niideuual PRANK KICKER,
y. VET fssfh-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
MAGIC .ssEcT EHTEHMI1ATOR,

sAII.ADE CO.'S mesquite bite cure and
insect eXteTmluatoF never falls, destroys
au insects anc cures bites or stinEs. fsr
NeR-N0rh-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
ENTIIVGRTnRe

sha ail slsnaIs Tor Hotels. Commercial Houses.
z.'s Hseiosnees ard C-tces. Elevator calls for
st s.'.te ulill-Ns- sWitchhoardz for ;elephoEs
" 23th-st- NeW-Y,.rk
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

ELECTRIC MOTORS.
NEW ah1 second Haui dt1arnus ana mo-
tors. larre stock all sizes. also repair
inE JORDAN BROS. GO Fulton -t
NEW Hnd second hand ian motors. direct
end alternating. ltrce stock. repairing
NJ r. FLECK. Z Chambers -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BOARD WANTED.

MARRIED COUPLE ana son ca desire
board in private Protestant family Utr-
or second noor. private hath. vicinity cen
iHl Park Nest preferred; please state terms
ana 81 particulars. highest reference IT,.
Box -. Tribune ofica
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

s,stAL REAL Antique Furniture. real 90
RisSe to1t soia etc. see Dt SALNO
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
CREDIT CLOTHING.

GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING MADE TO
order 81 weekly payments. me material.
a. xusrsnteed Room 2 psi broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

GLLI.atJf. .--N ounx man. a.. as bsllDoy or
messenger in hotel DORRY, 35l West
33th st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
MONDERFUL FERSO GAS
Hf, NIEsR

LyfIL. WARM your room a. cost % a cent
an hour Prise - So. complete. j..
BURKE Room 6Io l5o Ss>sau-st. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

ADVERTISING MAN offered opportunity
Tor tnirc interest m handsome established
well known monthly magazine. this city !.
smal capital required; rare chance
ia SIl-i-k, Ice. Tribune IptoWn Cfice.
.,}6s broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SIJ.
NATURE CURE.

NaNrAL and mechanical massage. cleo
trl.itv. oste1Uathy suggestive therapcut
i,s. sitz. pack and electric light baths So
I<k.uE-lu ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

i CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS To matter
where o. is. send deecriptilu state price.
and Learn how. Established 'aG- Highest
Z references Dfhoes iu u cities "a 81
OsrFASpEsB, LAS X a. RldE ThIislsl
uhia.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

TEN YEARS YOUNGER.
II ONE MONTH = TREATMENT. Poisons
iI f.a system make uL. old. ugly. sick
and arsrrrIaur. EIE.-IEI'' EXTRACTION
eliminates poison. hot ar baths. magnet sm.
sire ygra. chronic diseases. ELIZA COLE.
n. o.. -il Ia-L I1fE.sr
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
WORK WANTED

lhANELLING SALESMAN experienced.
wants mauufacturer's account. notions.
paints. etc, any section West preferred
VIII locate or travel. can sell goods: eN
y. t.nS-s- COMMISSION. Tribune Uptown
orice L3tif Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

CAkEfAkEk ana SUPERINTENDENT Of gen.
ueman = country place. by Protestanr
American man aid wife. experienced. AZ
references Address OVERSEER. Tribune
once.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

hJNDERFIl. S~ientffr Reu..ay. A hAs
-, sSaAl To- stopping falling hair; s. per
nj -, ene bottle win prove its value
----- 90 Jersey-aNe Jersey Crty.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

GARDENER and FLORIST. BY middle
aged German. married. one growing childs
capable OF taking charge OF gentlemans
place, life experience; Al references. h
y. BIRTH. ~ Myrtle-ave. top floor
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
.srRoDOGT AND PALMIsTRF.

- g, LEON. Scientific Astrologer. so
NJ ~. practlce luS West l1th-st, near
a. personal. 81. horoscopes Srttten
~ tl-e..,,., r'rercr German and spanish,
a. - Sh
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
sTOn AGE.

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES. sth-
ave. $50 20 34th stS-Storazs for turni-
ture. etc. psdded vans for moving city or
country; boxing. packing shipping and IN
surauce; climates furnished. TelephOns
call. 3.2lO-3Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

A RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 buy good tn
t-r-st IN established magazine. known
every where. small capital required. IN
Optional. Too, Tribune Uptown Dfice.
.J6s BrsaGWaN
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Al STENOGRArHEK. capable ot report
irg desires work OF that character tran
scripti0us o. De- made at Room 6lS. ail
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn Address REPORT FIR.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies' gentle
mems and childron's discarded Clothing
nDe Eveniug aud Street COstumes Jewelry
Prie = RraC. t'urs. etc. Mr. or Mrs. M
NAF~rAL. saf Sth-aye.. telephone lois d
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

EntANlEES complete riodance from
p''Nehes, al druggists sell a. o. IL. JAo-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
HAIR AND SCALP AFFECTIONS

HAIR AND SCALP AFFECTIONS.
TAIBDRE-STNG shampoolrg a speciality, !,
ladies' attended at residence Madam C.
4 MACK .II West 5gth-st Highest ref
Hrrr"f-
MRS FRENCH TAYLOR. of 2O3 West
.Sth-st moved o. = 49, Broadway. near
glst-s- Telephone l. SS1 B-Rlv-rs sIie
DANIRCFE. itching. falling positively
cured Hair made grow. WCrserfui re
suits ~ failure. Mme- OFT. 30 West
.4l-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

THE ROOF MAINTENANCE 60.
EDOF5 kept in repair by the wear at nom
iu1i .19r. EltteTs sHd leaders put I'D.
Ils West I2sth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
IrmoLsrEREn ANn DECORATOR

n . ..::: =: .::.:: ::. -: =: ::..:: =:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
soUTTLE OPENER.
ASSISTANTS II GENERAL.

-SUTTGAN. Mrs Jones. - West
~ t-Visigiug housekeeping. town OF
~. --sr.srIuk houses cleaned, ser-
c9lhNs ,-srsa. inventories taken. serreta-
~ ...orners visiting COMPANIONS.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

EJ ILEF;.-By tall Young man, neat, strict
ly sober and willing; understands his du-
ties. also good valet, excellent written and
Personal references. Address BUTLER,
21u East 3Oth- st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
uAIRDREssrNG AND MANICURE
LaEDLORDs. ATTENTION.

YOUR ROOMS Halrr~d. wall paper and
Uorz s. e-fiHatas ON largest contracts %
%. TINS su1 paper hanging AMERICAN
WALLPAPER CO. ass Lexington. IIle-
pll--c . tfl a g~rt 20
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

INFA IS NURSE. BY middle aged wour.
an; best of city references. Apply at "a
West tOth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

ANNUITY PURCHASE for yourself or
ANY one r. wisdom. faed. sure. money
making income. 800 - Trinity Place
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
CARPET CLEANING.

VERY best Pianos by insiallmeats. s. 90 20
5000 monthly: second hand instruments
IN great variety many makers. extremely
low prices- sSs fnlton-st brooslyn-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

LAUNDRESS.-First class. by the day IN
first class family. BERGSTROM. 403
East 64th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

gT. G&RrTGLG W's
EMpLDlNENr BUREAU.
FL East A-1-st- FIRST class 1um--t'-s are
suFri led. a $50 uarasinE tHlsert 4ers. ma
.rors g0ytruf-sss. tutlrs. Cr--
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

LARGE. desirable rooms. select rsiShlsr-
l.,I = East g-fh-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SCHOOL FOR DREssMakrSG.

SCHOOL FOR DRESSMAKINtI. - THE
tARbNIEH; CO. 81 West l2th- ST.. New
] OH Ia.l or write for terms
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SCALP AND FACIAL MASSAGE
STOvEs-"PENN" STOVES.

We show the largest lines of
i.F'itfr stoves ranges. heaters and
~ ~ furnaces tu the market
" PEgdN 81 SALESRODNs.
NJ - io5 Peekuau-st. Naw-Yors.
J. NJ LITCHFIELD MEr.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

CHAUFFECk.-Ns first c,ass electric aui"
chauffeur Address CIIAUFFEtR. Box
loo. $50 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

VALET and -SE'FT-Is MAN-Ry a single,
middle aRed German. 10 take care oe
hachelor apartments Advertiser O'BRIEN.
9nO Shave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

VA LET -Thorouehy experienced: can
shave. excellent references a RT.OM-
OT'rST tSo VI U-z- sGth-et
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

COMPANION and NJ RISE to an invalid.
Inquire DR. GBDRGE r. APPLEGATE,
IS West 34th-st
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-08
wrx R.bn,. yicxv

Ali Raba had just told his wife the secret of the cave.
 ''How .ovely!" she exclaimed, ''now can get Ali money without divorce.' '
 And Morgianna had to be called to heln revive him.-N. Y. Sun.
 Gratitude Of the Helped.
 Her husbands brother had. through his own efforts, become very rich.
 Now, he said, ssI will do som ethinc for her and the children. I am under no obligations to them. but they are poor, and feel that it will be no more than right for me to help them.''
 Therefore, he bought comfortable home for them and gave her the deed Then he took her to the furniture stores and they selected carpets, beds, chairs and other things that were necessary to make them comfort ble. and he paid for them. after which he went about his own affairs rejoicing
 She sat in her new home, with her hands clasped in her lap and a sad look on her face.
 What is the trouble?' her neigh bor asked.
 "I was thinking of the selfishness and meanness of some people" she sorrowfully replied. Think of all the money he hasl Yet he is too stingy, too narrow minded, to even give us piano. "-St. Louis Republic.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-08
HOBBY IS COLLECTING PLEAS.
The Second Son of Lord RothschiId Becomes Enamored of n
 Strange Fad.

The Rothschilds are all noted as collectors of strange things, but Lord Rothschild's second son, Charles, brides himself on having the largest collection of fieas that was ever brought together. This strange hob by has been brought into notice by the fact that some polar explorers have just brought him a number of feas that live on animals within the Arctic circle.
 Every mammal and bird has par ticular kind of flea,' he says enthu- siastically, sand very many of them have several different kinds. So you see the flea affords more diverse ma terial for collector than any living creature. I have feas from every corner of the world, over 10000 differ. ent varieties. Whenever an expedi- tion is about to start for foreign land engage one of the party to col lect specimens of feas from every species of mammal and bird that is encountered. The variety is endless, and it affords me as great delight to find new flea as any of my rela- tiyes derive from securing great masterpiece of art.''
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-08
Had Tried Taen All.

One useful element of a literary style is suggestion. The author does not tell a laborious stor---. He pre- sents a picture in as few words as pcs sibie, allowing the reader to fill in the details for himself. This was the unconscious method of little Maraa- ret, who had had a present of sosaae sugared almonds, and was laboring unoer an impulse of generosity.
 "Aunty," said she, don't you want some of my almonds?"
 '.Thank you, dear," was the prompt reply, '.I will take one or two. Sugared almonds are favorites of mine"
 Well, which is the most favorites, the pink ones or the white ones?"
 T will take the white ones, please; that is, if you don't mind.''
 ..That'H be jdst right, aunty. You take the white ones, and will keep the pink ones. They were all pink at first Philadelphia Telegraph.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-08
PLANTS THAT MADE HISTORY.
Potnto Fungus Caused Famine in Ire- zand-CLoves Brought On I've
 Wars, Opium Another.


 Rather more than 60 years ago a in Ireland, and fastened itself on the potato. Fostered by cheerless sum mer, the fungus spread untilthe whole potato crop, the nlainstay of the Irish, was ruined, and the resulting famine of 1S45 stands out in history as time of overwhelming trouble, relates Stray Stories.
 It's relief occupied the whole atten- ton of the British ministry, and when the famine was over quarter of the whole population lay slain by the fun gus.
 And this potato disease acted in two distinct ways on history. It had an immediate effect in helping the repeal of the corn laws and throwing the country open to free trade.
 h the second place, it had great and unforeseen effect on another conti- Inssss, for there then started stream of emigration across the Atlantic which has steadily, continued.
 At the beginning of the seventeenth century the English and the Dutch were rivals for the possession of a cer- tain little island Amboyna. in the East Indies, because of the cloves that's grew upon it. At this date the production of cloves was extremely limited, and finally the Dutch massacred the small English colony esta blished there. This aroused the bitterest feeling in Eng land against the Dutch. and. as great historian tells Us, furnished popular pay for two wars"
 \ sudden passion for tulips turned the heads of the usually placid Dutch men in the seventeenth century. and the t1llipomania is a well-recognized event in Dutch domestic history.
 It was time when the desire to pos. sess an uncommon tulip was sufficient to drive men to most extreme lengt.s of speculation, to cause the ruin of noble houses. a al to carry whole fam lilies to misery. Tn fact, so acute did the rage become that the Dutch gov eFnment was obliged to osstep in with a heavy hand, and by stringent meas ures allay this fever of the tulip
 The tea-plant was the ''last straw" which brought about the ind ependence of the United States, as we all know.
 The poppy involved England in the opium war with China at the beginning of the reign of Queen Victoria. Though the war was n unjust one, yet 1t did ultimate good in opening up China to foreign influence and trade. >
 Sugar, cotton and tobacco have all influenced history, for these three plants were practically responsible for the slave trade of modern times. <.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-08
G;rfs oDerate a MiD.

The four daughters Of Pennsyl- vania sawmill owner have announced that they intend to operate the mill until it attains an average output of 30,o0O feet of lumber each working day. The young women began working the mill little over year ago, writes a reporter in the Brooklyn Eagle. It is 5 horsepower mill, and the en- ergetic managers operated it so well that in short time the average output per day was 28,0Go feet of timber, which was the best output by several thou sand feet of any mill in the locality all operated by men. Encouraged bJ- their success, the young women are en- deavoring to increase the output to the figure mentioned above.