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SHIRT WAIST:

we nave Just received another large shipment OF
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The smart waist with the popular elbow sleeve is the
style most desired by the up-to-date Summer Girl.
We are showing these swell waists made OF very sheer
linon, tucked front with embroidery band and hem
Stitching also cluster tucked back closing with nice
pearl buttons, for 81 LOO.
Very sheer white batiste waists with open M
brodery front with tucking either sidetucked back
elbow sleeves and fancy stock, for 81. so.
Beautiful shirt waists with six rows fine lace nse5-
ton and tucks in 'front.' cluster tucked back and stock
splendid value for s. 90.
One OF the best values ever offered in white linon
waists nicely tucked with elbow long sleeves, for
only Soc
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".ushr grunted the Real Thing

"'Ughr grunted the Real Thing
again.
"still the counterfeit would not
murmur.
" 'Ughr beloved the genuine art
icle.
"And yet the Carved Image said
never a word. Then the terror Of the
Black Hills went over to a saloon TO
find somebody who would say some
thing"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-12

A young man bashfully approached
a popular official few days ago and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

We have = aNI-acTe WeII-lmpIOVed STOCK
farm well watered, near Nashville,
l[ingma county, TO exchange for good
finn laaE AAIrnLla
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ASSIFIED
WANTS

FOR SALE-A choice farm OF 800 acres.
three miles from Mt. Hope, Kansas;
large barn, corn crib that will hold 1900
bushels of corn, large corral, feed lot.
two steel wind-mills and steel water
tanks, good cattle stable. Must be sold
by March LIST. Call early if you want
this farm. Price. $40 uer acre AIcNicoI
&, Kelly, Sheets building. s4-tf
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pouLTRY ANo SWINE sREeOERs.


OTTO WEISS. 105 s Mesae- 1NIe7'ts-
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BUSINESS pEcpERTY FOR SALE

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-By Reese & Co, liz East
First street.
a Douglas avenue lot for $780,
Another Douglas avenue lot for 5000.
4 3-stOry brick block, % foot front, on
Douglas avenue, s., 500.
4 3-stOry brick block, Just off Douglas
avenue, 50 feet front by 100 deem; cost
600 to build; for a few days $500
This building has a freight elevator
also.
A 2-story brick on Main street, for $500
1l5 feet on southwest corner St. Fran
els and Tenth, 81 ,050.
one hundred Ieet and two houses oh
the best side track on Mo. Pacific line
south of Second street, s., $50.
Seven room house, in second block on
y. Emporia, 80 feet; price, 500; 81. 200
cash, balance four years at z per cent.
- feet on west side of Spruce street
in the first block north of Douglas. $50
lots on Chautauqua and Fourth. on
Erie, cornes block south of Douglas
the whole bunch, S425.
- feet on St. Francis south of Oak
street. for $1,000; cheapest thing in town.
Ten thousand viii buy you an invest
ment in brick block paying over ten
per cent, net.
REESE & CO..
'S-lI 1l2 East First ST
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CLASSIFIED
. ANTS
&c pN O~@4@ %HN~% 90
PERSONAL.

represent the Ocean
Accident and Guaranty corporation,
which writes personal accident, en-
ployers liability, steam boiler and
elevator policies See Us for rates be-
fore placing your business. Reese &
Co, III Z. First street. 2-1S-sun-tf
PERSONAL-My husband was a hard
drinker for over twenty years. l cured
him by a simple home treatment, and
If any person who really wishes TO cure
drunkenness will write TO me, VIII
gladly tell them how did IL. 1 am sin
cere in this offer, and as I have nothing
TO sell, 1 want no money. Mrs. Mar
garet Anderson, Hillburn, \. Y.
2-16 23-2tx
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STORAGE

STORAGE - Terms reasonable; brick
wareroom, clean ana dry; household
goods and pianos a speciality. o. ID.
Barnes, 405 +. Douglas avenue. ISS-tf
TORAGE-Household goods. pianos. or
gans, etc, stored Our storage rooms
are the largest and the best in the city
Prices lower than others Singer e
Donnen. S3S :. Emporia 75-we-su-tf
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FOR SALE-Several of the finest farms
in Sedgwick county, bottom farms rang
ing from Sis per acre To $50 per acre,
according 10 improvements. We have
a great many tracts ranging from to
40 acres. some uuimproved. some inn
proved. Cali and we viii show you: 81
feet on Waco avenue, only S5o0. This is
very cheap. Houses and vacant lots in
all parts Of city at reasonable prices. J
r. Sites Realty Co. room So, Bittina
block. 19-ltX
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DO YOU WANT 4 STOCK FARM IN
KINGMAN COUNTY?-FOr the last
four months we have made a special
effort to list all the ranches for sale in
southern Kansas, and especially in
Kingman county We have the finest
and most complete list to choose from
of any real estate firm in southern
Kansas. All are well watered, have
splendid succulent grasses, much Of
them are good wheat, alfalfa and corn
lands, nicely located as to railroad facil-
tiles, improved and unimproved, varying
in size from 800 TO 1900 acres. Posses
sion can be given at once, and prices
are right. Grass lands are bound to in
crease in value right along. Notice
favorable location of Kingman county
on map. Remember, we have the best
watered county in Kansas; thousand
acres of sub-irrigated land; fine climate;
plenty of fruit, and all the conveniences
of civilization. The county is no more
the home of the long-horn, but is
stocked with the most improved breed.
All our stock farms have plenty OF land
in cultivation for raising feed. Do not
cOnfound US with western Kansas, but
come and see US, or write US for de-
ScriptiOns. For prices and descriptive
catalogue, write Frank Weinschenk.
Manager of kingman County Colonial
ton Company. Kingman, Kan. 6S-tf
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FOB TRADE.


x IkADE-Ne have ~ acres on Hill
near TO car line 10 trade Tor inside prop
erty. McClain x Co, IL T. Douglas
79-tf
FOR TItADE-Good property on South
AIin street consisting OF --roo~n house.
With porches- cellar. two pumps and
cisJern, steel mill and tank. two barns.
ard other out-hUidiusS. II lots Tbis
IS a nice property, close To cood school
arc street car line. VIII trade for some
good farm or garden land can on ~.
address Owner lSl5 :. Main Streer.
Wichita. kan -4-sr.r--f,-
FOR TRADE-Open buggy for wood or
COW feed. 5-6 South Market
i3-sul-Vg cfi-fri-s,lr-.tx
FOR rRADE-One team OF mules for
vacant lots. Pogers, IL J. Douglas.
s5-thC-su-2t
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SCHOOL OF PHRENOLOGY PALMS.
try, Astrology, Psychometry. Clairvoy-
ance- Readings. instructions, delinea-
tions daily. Glasses for development.
Pupils and patrons in any state or
country instructed by mail. No letters
answered without return stamp. Ad-
dress Institute of Pantherapy, 307-309,
Sedgwick Building, Wichita, Kan.
79-Sun-tf
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CIAIRVOYANT.

SPIRIT WORLD-Those wishing TO
hear from loved ones and re-
ceive other valuable information:
past. present and future; lovers accu-
rately described, false or true. and the
road to success pointed out. Don't fail
to consult this gifted medium. Jennett
EnlIer. No. ~ S. Main street. I.-stX
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FOR SAIII-By Wheeler, Newman & Co.,
over 116 North Mar Set str et.
y quarters of good smooth land IN
Meade Haskell. Stevens, Gray, Nor
ton and stanton equities, s. - per acre.
We have $50 acres ~ good, smooth land
in Grant county. Kansas, Tor sale at
81 - per acre. This VIII grow wheat
and all sorts of fOrasse.
We have 2 so}-acTe well-improved stock
farm. well watered, near Nashville,
bingma county. TO exchange for good
farm near Wichita.
Also 2So acre stock farm with fair i'm
movements and 7-COOm house and block
Of ground and windmill in Nashville, to
excnap &c for good farm near Wichita
We ia We a fine ranch within lZ5 miles
Of Wichita OF $500 acres. house of II
rooms barn 41S62, other buildings: fenc-
cd WIZ three wires and cedar posts;
800 acne8 in wheat 1000 acres of timber,
plenty OF bottom land for alfalfa This
is certa inly the best ranch in the coun4
try fer the money, as we can sell il b.
tween now and the first of March for 81
per acre, The timber and improvements
are worth the cost OF it.
300 aero pasture ia Clark county. 800
acres decided ana good title: frame house
24xae sheds and stables 1iXS4. and other
buildings; good water and timber; 150
worth OF farm machinery, Is head of
horses. all bor sale TO 4 quick purchaser
for S2.5o1.
1850 acres II Butler county. 100 acres
Of which is the best of bottom land,
anu Atlit tltOll itifNSf-- ANtl II anu OLutI
improvements climber and living water,
ali fenced. Price 80 per acre.
We have a good bottom farm u miles
OF the business center of Wichita, nicely
improved, that can't be beat. for $3.50
per acre. We viii 30 out and show it to
you.
120 acres east of city z miles. all bot
tom. with timber and creeks; 40 acres
IN wheat: small orchard, but no build
ings. Price $40 per acre.
% acre fruit and vegetable farm adj
Joining kingman- story room house;
- acres fruit of an kinds: small barn
and COW barn. with stancheons for y
head; - acre pasture, large fish pond
stocked with bass and croppie. This is
Just the place with small means with
an inclination to grow fruit and vegeta-
bles. Price 5000
WHEELER. NEWMAN & Co.
T9-lt JIG North Market Street.
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INSTRUCTION.


INSTRUCTION-Lear hypnotism, mag
netic healing. Complete course only one
dollar Easy to learn. Address c. +.
Hermann, 1905 Womans Temple, Chi
cage. 2-16-1t
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FINANCIAL.
MATRIMONIAL

NJ At'ki MNNkAL. Nnuue wifav uo chill
or'r Owns ERE furu snd other ulofs-
cg go slo.@ c.sn- wants S-d r.
4aele hcstaR6- Hart - Psrk Ave
NIlc9Eo. Is s1a-st
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EDIC6L.

WEAK MEM will mail you, sealed, for
81 my wonderful Novelty Massage in
Vention which L guarantee will cure
sexual weakness, losses and prostate
trouble. Effects immediate. No meGi
cal or electric fake No failures. 4
natural scientific home treatment. which
simply cures. Prof. Zach Shed, Denver,
Colo 2-16-sun-2tx
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Frisco System.

Leave DalIy.
No. 3OS st. Louis Fast Mail -. 30 n
No. 392 Arkansas, Okla. & No.
Mail and Express .................10 Is m
Arrive Daily.
No. 107, Kansas Fast Mail and Elk 10 y m
No. 301, Kansas Mail and Express , m
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FOR SALE-SeveraI good bottom farms
IN Butler, lNngman. Sedgw.ca and
Harper counties.
An exceptionally we'll improved stock
farm OF $50 acres 81 bottom land. two
sets OF improvements, close TO town
having TWO railroads.
one frst-ciass Groom house. in ex-
celleat condition; is paying 10 per cent
net on price.
Several choice ranches. Also large
quantity OF unimprCVcd land at low
prices. G. 7. FTLITNGTON
Rooms POI and POP. Winnie Building.
eff
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ABSTRACTCRS.

-0~c~Sc.~0-S--~C-~~~~~~
ABST my books. 1nfor-
nation free regarding any title. c. B.
Quincy, bonded abstractor, 145 y. Main.
- -S11-tu-th-tf
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FOR SALE-A farm Of lt0 acres. miles
irem CITY, nrciy Improved a never
railing stream Ci water running through
The farm. Two wells ~ water. convent
entity situated oC he place. q 5000
house 81 rooms. barn Tor ~ or -
horses. 1H necessary outbufldir-s -
acres III Waco- u acres I'm alfalfa. In
closes with vCVer Wire Fence rt acres
IN past1re- l9 acres il. grass. a nuc
orchard. i2 bearing, close 10 school
Price. So per acre NcN.col * Kelly.
Sheets building -r-s
ECR SAI-t,-.i.e i,=st ran-h Tor Sl5 l5q
With stock uu implements complete. IL
- found n ne West
- acres -n Eodgeu-R conaty. All tll-
l-b-e lie 1CrCs in wheat
81 asfes nor- l-.se1 81 Utcs c-wire
-easF ~,fo -s9-1.- she's apNla. -oui house
-eZ7 z1-n-ry loy-4. house lNSs. All
sfone I--i-ti- gu MS ard musr v.tl walls
sloue .4i4 Ll cefnrll- corrugated srou
~ wells mills one ana oue
l~-iost power mll. f,ure aud beifdsr.-s
~ COWS. ri otarr cattle. arfl
4as ,a necessary implements All
Hor @-afs :. -a fa town. and old man
tolls nlc 90 Seii. Iufu March lst Ecet
laE-out Oh abe fn4TlSef
-. J. SPENCER lla s. Market 81.
s.-ss-wc-fr -su-st
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SCHOOL OF ORATORT, Palmistry,
Clairvoyance, Personal Magnetism.
Readings and instruction daily. Your
destiny and possibilities by your hand
and by your stars Morrison Institute
of Pantherapy, 307 Sedgwick building.
25-sun-tf
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Atchison. Topeka and Santa Re BY.

Chicago, Rock island and Pacific
Railway.
WEST BOUND
Leave Daily.
No. I, Texas Vestibuled Ex.....- 90 p m
No. 3. Texas Fast Express ...-.- - & m
No. 30, Daily EXCEPT Sunday 49, 10 p n
EAST BOUND.
Leave Daily.
No. 2, Chicago vestibuled Ex.... IS a m
No. I, K. c. and Eastern EX...... % m
No. sc. Daily Except Sunday IL 80 m
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FOB EXCHANGE.

FOB ENCHANGF~IT have ~ oc~eS
north 10 exchange for inside property
with house Mccain & Co. l22 East
Douglas ate
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STRAYEn-


STRAY D-One bay mare pony. had on
blanket and sore on neck Address in
formation 20 a34 n Washington. 79-1t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
4SO acres. six miles from the court
house; well improved; snap at $3.50
per acre.
one Of the best business houses in the
city at a bargain: will pay more than
10 per cent on the investment.
! east front vacant lots, close in, fine
shade. plenty Of fruit; permanent walks;
q genuine snap.
94x2l0 feet shade and fruit; a fine place
10 make a home.
. lots, corner Fern and Hancock ave,
sos.
six room cottage, new. on Dodge ave.
S2.00e
Many other good properties at fail
prices. JOHNSON & NICHOLS,
sit over II2 East Douglas Ave.
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LOST.

LOST.
LOST-Lap robs, between TT Pattie ave.
and Douglas. Return same to address
and receive reward. 79-1ty
LCST-A pOcketbook on north side of
Douglas, between Lawrence and Topeka
avenue; VIII the lady who found the
same return to Eagle Office and receive
reward. ally
LOSI-Near Union stock yards. one
plush lap robe; green, with brown eIk's
mead Also one pug dog, blind in left
eye. Liberal reward for return of same
or information leading TO their recovery.
John b. Williams, lM =. Main street
- -1tx
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FOR SALE-A snap in land: 500 acres,
50 acres first bottom, cultivated; balance
splendid grazing land, small improve
ments. Price, so per acre, quick cash
sale. L. L. Kiser d Co, Ell Dorado,
Kan 77-fr-sa-su-3tX
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FOR SALE-Esrgain in 30 feet south Of
18th. on Main; 100 feet south Of 21st, on
Main; 100 near north river park. VIM
Lowe, IA North Main. 79-1tX
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REAfENEER TINS
r- ..-rH

pany Easls delivered. ioc prr week
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FOR SALE@240 acres, near Bentley,
Kan. bottom land, 50 acres pasture, $50
acres in cultivation, the best land for
corn or alfalfa, S-rOom house, harm 24x4o,
granarN lSE24, COW barn lS%5Z, cattle
sheds SxS9, wind-mills. SO acres, OF
wheat and rye, goes with the place.
Possession March ], 1902 On r. +. ..
route $40 an scre If sold at once.
32e acres, bottom land, one OF TIE best
bottom farms in Se6gWicl- county, 100
acres grass, leo acres broke, all GOOD
tillable land. 40 alkali. 10-roOm house,
barn 32,-4o. COW barn 1SX4S, granary and
corr crib. two steel Wlnd-mlllS, good
orchard. ali kinds Of fruit. This is good
alfalfa land ~ miles TO good railroad
town = mile to school. Possession
March LIST. $40 an acre
16o acres, northeast OF Valley Center, ~
acres in pasture. with living water the
year round, acres ak alta, balance IN
cultivation, - acres rye ana 81 acres
wheat goes with the place; 1o-roOm
house. cellar 16X24, walled with rock;
suaoke-ilCCse. barn 25X32 granaTy. corn
cribs and chicken house. fnc bearing
oEchaTd, all Kinds of fruit, berries ana
zSlDeS. on z. i. D. route. Price SIS an
nc. Z. 1 have 50 acres joining Il that is
we Improved, that can be bought for
7e9 acres. : mile from railroad town.
- II lie to school and church, p acres in
pasC IRE. fenced with hedge, 3 acres bear
ing orchard, 80 acres in wheat, looks
tine. All goes; improve nents are poor:
the v. heat on the place IS worth more
than Z God improvements; miles from
Wichita on "a r. l. lltt- j ms IS 4
good pls 'ce wen located, and cheap at
So an a ere. Possession at once. DO
not 20 b this ii v0u went bargain.
80 acres near Valley c enter, bottom
land 4-ros- n house, good orchard, good
alfalfa LAND Price $1,000.
III YOU do not see what YOu want N this
list write ~. q give a desert ptiOn of what
you want have the best list OF
farms eff any agent in SedG.wiok county.
Alfalfa land q specially
@. r. DAVIS
off Valley Center. Kan.
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NOTICE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
My property is hereby withdrawn from
the market Fred Israel 7Q1t
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J. FRANKLIN GSELL. NJ D.
112 East Douglas avenue
Practice limited TO Diseases Of the Eye.
Ear. Nose and Throat
Telephone Numbers-Ofice, on SO;
residence. 9 on $50.
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FOR SALE-320 acres. bottom land $50
acres grass. 20 acres wheat all goes,
So. 50 per acre. Some one VIII clear $40
10 So Der acre in next six months. You
viii md it 8 bargain. Investigate.
Rogers. lip L. Douglas. 76-thu-su-2t
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Day Eas's asi.v'Fes. = - TssA
The Washington times., 1902-02-09
Henry Clay Can't Tell.
Well. thcyse gittin' 81 cents

"How long does it take you to come to
town" asked a curious person.
ASK Henry Clay" replied old Martha
Jones.
"But Henry Clay is dead" said the
questioner.
mot dis hyah Henry Clay" retorted
old Martha, pointing TO the OK.
But he can't talk"
''Well," replied Martha Jones, in a tone
that left the question to be forever un-
answered, taint my fault"
If there is one thing in the world older
and more decrepit than the sidewalk mer-
chants wagon II is his horse. Picked up
at sale of cast on nags for little or less,
fed as economically as possible, worked
from Monday morning until Saturday
night and driven 10 church on Sunday
morning, the poor beast has one. some
times three, of his feet in the grave.
Look al that chunk o. crow bait" said
q neweboy TO his companion, as side
walk merchant drove down Pennsylvania
Avenue on his way to Centre Market.
And then, addressing the driver: Hey
The Washington times., 1902-02-09
SOMETHING ABOUT LINEN.
shape of HandIscrchiefs Determined
by King of France.

II is not generally known why pocket
handkcrchiefs are always made square.
The reason is interesting. In the year
1884, on the 23d Of September, decree
was issued by the King of France order
ing that the length of all the pocket
handkerchief made in the Kingdom must
be equal TO the breadth, and since that
time pocket handkerchiefs have been
made in the shape of a square all over
Europe.
Apropos of linen lore a most instructive
little booklet, just brought out, gives n
comprehensive history of linen. ancient
and modern. More than 1000 years ago
the cultivation, spinning, and weaving Of
ilax gave employment to many of the
worlds inhabitants Until the establish
ment of spinning mills in 1873 the
scutched flax was spun into yarn by the
farmers wives and daughters, originally
by distaff and spindle. which was after
ward replaced by a spinning wheel worked
BY the foot Now these are employed
more for ornament than use, and have
been superseded by new methods
The German linen trade dates back to
A. ID. 500, and Russia, Norway, and
Sweden have not been neglectful OF their
linen manufactures. Ireland being able
to grow the flax and spin the yarn and
weave and bleach the linen. has always
taken first place in the industry, even
as far back as Henry ii. In William HIS
reign an act was passed to permit its i'm
port into England, and the trade has gone
on and progressed ever since.-Philadel-
phia Inquirer.
The Washington times., 1902-02-09
NO BITTER TEARS.
They Arc salty. Being Composed of
Lime and Soda.

Tears have their functional duty TO ac-
complish like every other fluid of the
body. and the lachrymaI gland is not
placed behind the eye simply to fill space
or TO give expression to emotion. The
chemical properties of tears consist of
phosphate of lime and soda making them
very salty, but never bitter. Their action
on the eye is very beneficial, and here
consists their prescribed duty OF the body
washing thoroughly that sensitive o1gan,
which allows no foreign fluid to do the
same work.
Nothing cleanses the eve like good
salty shower bath. and medical art has
followed natures law in this respect, ad-
vocating the invigorating solution for any
distressed condition of the optics. Tears
do not weaken the sight, but improve it.
They act as a tonic on the muscular
vision. keeping the eye soft and limpid.
and it will be noticed that women in
whose eyes sympathetic tears gather
quickly have brighter. tenderer orbs than
others When the pupils are hard and
cold the world attributes IL to ones dis
position which is mere figure of speech,
implying the lack of balmy tears. that
are to the cornea what salve is to the
skin or nourishment to the blood
The reason some women weep more
easily than others, and still more readily
than the sterrer sex has not its differ
ence in the strength Of the tear gland,
but in the possession of more delicate
nerve system. The nerve fbres about the
glands yibrate more easily, causing
downpour from the watery sac. Men are
not nearly so sensitive to emotion; their
sympathetic nature-the term is used in
a medical sense-is less developed, and
the eye is. therefore, protected from
shocks. Consequently. man should
thank the formation of his nerve nature
when he contemptuously scorns tears as
a womans practice.
Between man and monkey there is this
essential difference Of tears. An ape
cannot weep, not so much because lts
emotional powers are undeveloped as the
fact that the lachrymal gland was omit
ted in his optical makeup.-Philadelph
Inuuirer
The Washington times., 1902-02-09

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The Best Remedy for Group.


From the Atchison, Kan, Daily Globe)
This 1. the season when the woman who knows
the best remedies for Group Is In demand in
every neighborhood; One OF the most terrible
things In the world is to be awakened in the
middle OF the night by whoop from one Of
the children. The Group remedies are almost as
sure TO be lost, in OF Group, as revolver
i, sure TO be lost in Of burglars. There used
10 be an old-fashioned remedy for Group, known
as hive syrup and tolu, but some modern mothers
szy that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is better,
TO throw up the phlcsm" quicker, and gives
relief in a sborter time.
Give this remedy soon as the oroupy cough
appears and II Will prevent the attack. II never
fails. and is pleasant and safe 10 take. For sale
by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Retail. and all
druggists