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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-26

an inch from its edge The cuffs of the
bishop sleeves were also braid trimmed,
while a plated girdle clasped the waist.
The skirt, beautifully fitted over the hips.
was given a delightful flare below by means
of three braid-trimmed frils The pointed
open space between the fronts of the col
lar was filled in by a separate collar and
vest of washable silk.
Button back waists are not having the
success anticipated for them. Ii is only the
extremely agile woman that can manage
them without the assistance of her maid
The straightforward white blouses with
their all-over embroideries, are still made
up with the button backs, but the sensible
modesto manages to fasten the waists in
vtsibly If the decorations require an unre-
stricted monopoly of the front.
The Straight Skirts.
The straight skirt daily commands a
larger following. 1t should be perfectly
smooth upon the hips. end in a straight
tiounce and be supplied with fullness that
affords ample drapery. The founce may
have heading of lace, of stitching or of
strapped band
Fashion designers are endeaVOrine to vary
the appearance of the shaped founce by
putting it under an indented arrangement
OF the skirt. Occasionally the founces
themselves are so shaped to present Il
heading of points or SCallops. The shaped
tounce, shorter in front than behind is
the most popular form. There is an ap-
tN''At'AANN VI Consequences ABOUT some OF
the much-Cut-Out ones that initiates against
their success.
Strappings are just as well adapted for
wash goods as for the heavier wooden ma
terlals of winter Bands of plain linen duck
or pique in contrasting or harmonizing
tones trim the majority of the tailored
wash dresses. Pearl buttons are used sDar-
lngly. They form the finishing touches of
collars, cuffs, reVers or examinations of
bands or strapping. Stitching is used ad
FahtaSeouSly as a trimming on these same
costumes. CATHERINE TALBOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-26

1T isn't true said the girl in the pink
shirt waist, that heat expands everything.
A hot day always makes my gloves and my
shoes too small for me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-26

1t is better to have loved and lost than
TO have married on $50 month.-Chicago
Record-Herald.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

Czyste nieb0 Jest zapowiedzia POI
gudy. O1ysta sk6ra swiadcsyso zdroywiu
81, emn ludsklego. Pan B. Karsberg
znany obYwatel rs niger. CAL. pisze 9
SVEN d,6wiadczeniu, jak. n~astepujs
Pudt lzo ORA Piotra Golnozo, jake
sandwich ma probe, otrzymalem !
prlsScignelo n wszeixie nasze oczeki-..
wanna. Pnslalem pc to lekrstwo jedynie
Ola mel iony, kt6ra' przesz}o cd roku
mlala nieprzyiemne wYrzuty .skdrne.
Trze.. ldtni lekarze karowali j.. ale beE
akutku. Pc trzytygodniowem uiywa-
niu Gomozo wssystkie tie wyrsutY zni-
ky i ME p~okszywsly sig wiecej. Me
mann dosyt Glow ma podziskowanje
paul "a Acknowledgment. jake to lekar-
stwo wy6wi sdczy}o mel familii. Moge
je pelecif : otwaltym screen kazdemu''
Wylzuty sk6rne swiadczao Dieczysto6ci
krwi. So one objswami stanu zyctoda'-
nego r}ynu ORA Piotra Gomozo mi
niezschwiany rekort'' lowodzenia "
leczeniu tycA chor6b. Jest sprzedawane
IudEiom wprost prze1 specyalpycb agen-'
tow. Pc blizsze szczegdly piszcie do
DR.. Peter Fahrney. 11s : ia So. Hoyne
ave. Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

o1ekalnil Soisk takii, Sc N..eea,a mi
rus.yc sie a'e mosna. Cd csss''
lido o.aau ukazuje s;e portYer
rosds,ela, rarY kijem (?) alto ohwy.
"a kogod kto mn sig n'epodobi'
liwYr.uca ma ulioe... " baraku,
sw.nym buren,, jessose gor1ej
Lud.ie dusza zig poprostu, bra1
pov,etrza. ciemno, ami kwiecskl...
Dwle kob,etY umarlY na dweorou.
,rna znalesiono martwa v rowe
pr.ydrosnym, jasi6 ,chiopleo s~a
,yowai.... Ma nj, tn ws,elkle opi-
Az. m MIC slows, wldsie6 to trzeba
siysss6, jaka Jest sgrozs, jak. po-
tega y te] pFiedoli.
Dawno tn i~estsSc'e? =
Drugi tydsieh....,. piec dni ME ]e
dli6mY.
Dokad m afy6eie je,ha6,
jak sic nasywa ajent? NY
tego ME wieny, to ten chiopak
vie. Prsyprowads]a 14~letniego
ohfopcs, kt6rY podobno ma VIE
dok.d wssysoy ]echsc
m,eh. Chloplec beikocze cos nle'
srosuuiaie vyrasy, wressoie pros'
o o{6wek i powiada he napisss.
Kaligrafnje tedy : vie. kun trudem:
.Cosenwerg, Tabrok, Mierd,
soch Wolwenwon chanober
80. Tyle wiedza. A ia teraa przy~
,zediem pieohota z Wroclawia opo'
jakid l9~letni chsopieo.
Szlismy tax We dw6ca cd czwar-
.ku do niedzeIi. b. ME by}o pa
kolej! Teras dalai %pojdsiemy pie
lima grupa. = o. kumo,.
lzisielsze] .nocy mysIa}am, te lua
30 mnie. Ids,emy wieczora do
'tars] fabryki. gdsie my jul pare
'asy nocowa{y zadsja zap}aty-
ito ME da es6stki raus! Dw'e
ostasY, . my wssystkie Wy.
,s}y. 1ds,emy - siedllm na tYch
pred apteka j 1uz my s'e
pr.vsoayll prsychod''
- 60 w tn mao!e do |
|sukania? = Panic waohmistrs, my
lie wiemy kaj i1d. = Idzoie kaj
'hcecie, tn ME motsole ostat. -
'oa.lymy. - Wieole co kobiety,
,6jdsiem tam 40 to kamienie. CO /
ny jul rae byly.- PoszlYmy.
[esscze me usiedlim, policyant
MANI. - Gdsie w tn w}azioie?
\ potrsebnisoie tn? = TAX my
ie zmykah cate noe. = A COTE"
ole robili prses lyle dni? = Pare
'auzzy to sis udalo. Wiec.orem
soisk tam y tel budsie cd
oiura to my sie tam wcisli. A
:ano skoro swift amykmav DO iakby
to kate PLACID ss6stke
Prsyid.iess rano M dw6r - to tax
mo xebY Cd zimna sstukai&. lima
- Oj B,4e, Boze. slbo
my to mo4emY y tym 6oisku ro-
sum utrzymad. Prlyjoohalem to
: NOM. Prsyssed} agent> wsia&
lego j pov,edsia}, 4ebym poezeka.
Ia - oni tn pc mnie napisza.
JAZZ kamieh v ~.ode. Ami j. WEN,
gdsie chtop. ami ja wien, ]sk sle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Dola tulaczy',...

I'M. Do; Dola II lac,
Kr6ciuutkie vzmiankii Pc. p,s.
msoh Y ro.dsaiu: .,Ruch w'yc,ht'oo'
dlc6w .w,eksra sie'.-. alb o..
,Jeonexo dnia 25,0Co wychodzc6v
przeszio g~lanice'' moi me- ~. VIE
Gel. Mkt choiwych wrazeh ]
uastrojow ME prsyjrsal sic tym,o
.wvchodzoonr srospacsonym q
j giodnym tlumom " Mys1owi-
each Katow!cach.... G6rale =
{atAnYch serdscb, zawodsace baby
j dziewosets. Rutia " Podafte1
sukmamie { przerazeniem " sseroko
otwartych oczach tie oczY, to
s%traszne, smutne. bolfsae. peinef
skarg i sapytsh oozY ch}opskie!.-.
Gi6d ich wygania I. w%lasnej ohaty
: w'asnej wioskl, cd swoich. Jada
bex kontraktu - 20 co lm to- Pc
niemieoku ME zrozumsJ 20 pol"
sku ME ~przeosvts. Przyjechali -
: ageta niszua. W,ec potrzeba czeks6
ozekao. Ma dworcu piekio.
Stol t}um bezrsdny, posuwsjac sic
]ak f.le to W jedna, to " druKa
strone, rozlewa sig pc torze, ia
mule dos:ep poo,ag6~. Urzedn'''
k6w ogarn,a w6cieklosc. Lataja.
wrzeszc.9, klna = mkt ich Die ro-
zumnle.
tn .,~party,'t Iudzi z My+},v,c
weswanych przez agenta Meyera.
odpowiada pen agent po kilku~
dnlow+m czekan,u, 10 JUL mu
,.ludzl ME trzeba". tn znowu
" Katowicaoh ,nna, ma los szc1e-
SOFA rzucona gromadke. ktdrs pod
golern n,ebem nocowala. .,kupuie'
jaki6. agent daiqo wygiod1onym
zmordowanym take warunk1, ma
jake " kraju n'edy by s'e ME
.godz,l'.... Tu Z pustego sklepu
wvsyprje SIG caiY ,}um M ui'oe'
MCDOWELL tam. = na3riE ciemnej
zb,e. .bioi " jedns gromsdke....'
tn zp6w ma dworou jul ME plaos.I
ale ryk.... Ludsie 8 pod Rzts
ssowa ~prsyiechali na wezwanie -
genta - agent inn uc,er} noou-
j. pod go}em niebem - csekaja.
Wreszcse ktos sig sjawia j saczvna
4artowao: ,,ty poiedslesz... u ME
pojedsiess.'... Wiekssa ose6c eostsje
- co rebit.., A m~oie CO je6t?
pytam stsrego ohfopa, kt6ry mi to
opo ~lada. Starry magic zacxyna sic
trzssG i wielk,e lay plyna mu po
twarzy: ME iadi cd dw6ch dni -.
G}6d, smecsenie ! ia krsywda..
Ia w,elka krzywds.......
W Mye}ow,oaob let. ie]e biuro
~berl,hsk,ej Isby r6ln,o.ej ; tym
oiekawym napisem polskim: .Urzad
komory r6.n'osej O satrndnienia
ola gs,icyjskioh robotn,k6w".
Biuro ssjmuie zig rekrutowaniem
.,polst,ego bydia" dla juntro~
prusk,oh. Opussczeni prses ajenta
chsopi uda;a sie do b.ura. ,.Ro-
botv ~sm teras ME dam, poviada
ur.edn'kJ p~rxeg&6dz,i, sic iilka
dnl. q rob":a pozneJ, DO ME ma 90
]e66 / ME ma "a co wrsca6. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Ojciec Newman
/ jego wielcy doktorzy lie.
CA dalej.
WELL rs. Ed. R. RBJEERT,
prob. polskiego koScio2a
Warsaw ave-,
ST JOSEPH, MO.

wv ID ~ 7 ASs 80
PAM Eva Jeziorska s2-letn,a
niewiasta Cd kilku lat chorows{a ma
rozma,te bolesc, reumatyczne "
nogach, " bokach, " rekach i W
gtowie, q. nawet " zo1adku ME-
stfawno6t, odbijanie i czkawka
ciagle ja meczyiy prze- przeszfo
diva lata. Dowiedziawszy sic o le-
karstwach Wiel. OLGA, posla{a no
ME raz i drugi, ktdre zazywa}a we-
dug przepisu i " kr6tkim czasie
zupe}n1e wyzdrowials, tax il obec-
ME cxuje sle zdrowa. silniejsza j
jakby odm}odnla!s, tax IL o Was
nych sifach mog!a przyide do mnie
opowledxie6. 0 dobrych skutkach
madycYn,. przys}anych jej prxez
Wiel. Ojcs:; A wiec dslekuje sto.
krotnie "a ~szczesliwe wyleczenle,
btogoslawi Wtel. OLGA i prosi ?ana
Boga o xdrowie i . jaknajdfdzsze
iycie ola We'll. ks. Doktora.
z uszanowaniem
KS. Ed r. REJNERT,
proboszcz " st. Joseph, Mo.
Pisalem " obecnosci uzdro wionej
p. E. J~eziorsk'ej i jej c6rki p. W.
Barczak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

SOO&~ go
J6sef Z.elinski : Laczyns blblio-.
,eke liczacq prseszso 80. GOO tomow.
Zscsatck tel b'b',oteki utworsy.
Gustav Ziellnsti autor ,Kirg,,a',
ODSZI1KANE PIENADZE.
Do pewneRo sklepu wybcrami
tytuniowem, prsy III. Marszaako~r
-kis] = Warssawis. ziecha} dor6s-
Re nleznajomY mesozysns, :.oip,e-
ssnis sstqda} pap'eroa6w, u6o,l
nale&nol6 l odiechaf. WlaAcicieI
dYstry BUOY pc odei6ciu goscla
snalasl ne stole posostawiona NEE
wielkioh rosmiar6w teks ma zsmek
stalowy zamknieta. Teke kupiec
pofoiy} pod STOLEN na police poe
mlsdsY stare papierv. Pc up}ywle
p,eo,u dol dc sklepu zgiosi} sic 6w
nieznajomY, zapYtujac mimocho-
dem czY przYpadklcm ME poao
stawl& to text, ktora tel zcetaia mu
nieswiocsnle doreczona. Teraz ds.
piero niezna'omv wpadi " szak
radosny. Oznajmil kupoowl.. il Cd
pleciu dni jezdsi pc mie6cie y
possukivsniu text, pon,e vsi bedac.
.po obftsm saiadan,u / podochoco-
ny mic pamleta!. gd.ie j. poso-
stawk.
w teos zn,jdowala sig v ban
knotsch suma 27.aUU rubll. Ma od~
ohods,e jegomosd 6w r,eki: ,Jestes
pan gsupioo. . ME kupieo! Te pie
stanow,ly Ola psna majattk k
I trsasnal drswiami. Fakt auten.
tycsny.
90
WIELKIE POZARY. -
Soalite ale l2s ;budowiw m,e6oie
Dsia}e-zycach. v CUB. kieleckiei.
Wasystklch bndYux6w bylo tam
800 . wleo bl;sko poiowa spione&a.
- Wietssy jestoss .naosn,e
polar pochtonSf dua4 csesd miasta
powlatowego Bobruska rad rseka
Beresyna v CUB. mlnskiej. Spalilo
sie tam sgdra 800 budynk6w,
Spalifo sip lE9 sabudo~an
w}osoianskioh ne wsi B,a}obrze-
gach v powiec,e }ukowsk,m, CUB.
siedlsek,ej. Polar wszo.as sip v
piwnioy jedneeo domu cd papiero.
50. StrstY liosa ma so tys,soy, rubl,;
"a ubezpleozenie rsadowe gospo-
dare o~trsYmaj4, LAX .}ychad, Is
tYsiecY rubl,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

ldla.svioioh ludsi p,sy~'osl. 70
mn,nie.s dali. 5.5ss 81 . z
Go s,e |. mimi istanie? Go s,s.
%st.nie ! .ymi v.s lv1. g q
gloder ! chst wlasDych wygDanii,
ida do oboych ssuksd cbleba. :
sposy ka,. nedze?
o'y s,emio poIsta. tex
.bogsas,,.
2. ~vysyvld moG'sbys pol
dviuts.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Polska pod Moskalem

PLocK. Pol,4, Carnegie.
Ne r.e..z q l~sta oftsrowa4 pan.
J6,ef Z.elinski : Laczyns b4blio-
'eke liczaca prsesz,o 80. 600 tomow.
z.osatok tel b'bnotski u ~or,yt
Gustav ziellnsti. autor yKirg,,a',.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

niezawodzqcy Srodek ma ka-
szle, zazfebienia, chrypki,
bronchitis, Zapa1enie p1uc,
Influence, krup, b61 " gard1e
/ wsze1kie inne do1eg1iwOSci
4p1ucne. Ceny Is / so ct.
The evening world., 1902-01-15
R-ushes
Wn0e,p11cea

IMITATION EBONY HAT BRUSHES,
NAIL ERuSHES, INFANT HAIR
BRUSHES. MIRRORS, sterling
mounted, IS
VICTORY HAIR BRUSH, II row,
all blstie, bleached or unbleached,
reg. Si.4s, 100
CELLULoID HAT AND CLOTH
BRUSHES, an odd lot, worth Soc, 10
HAIR BRUSH CLEANER. IS
tst.-.. p.,vr - .-A N,t-
The evening world., 1902-01-15
THESE CAYUGAS
ARE NOT REDMEN
ALL CITIZENS WHO COME
FROM UPSTATE COUNTY.
Organize n Society with son of W
%. seward -. Grand
Sarhcrn.

The Society ~ tho C1yugts. having
for IT. members New Yorker Whl V,r"
born or resided FOR period pI y,tra
In 'lyuga County has puyH organ zel.
It's Grand Sarhem - Frederick W
Seward. son OF William n Seward. Lin
coins great Secretary Df S.n', Ar
thur " Sanders, ~ No 81 Broadway, H.
the Secretary and Treasurer and fhc
eight sachems who io.n these two .n the
hlstorir council OF the Cnyuga tribe are
Henry Hall. OF the Tribune. " u Rad
win. President of the OTIS Elevator
Company. Prof Van I.aor. ,N-Pr,s sld"nt
OF sa!magunil. Rev Theodore l.. Guy
Ter. OF brooklyn: + Fellows Jenkins. ~
the Gerry Society: Edward Htramln
Hall. OF the So,ieiy of Colonial Wars.
city Magistrate Willard ~ Olmst. i and
Homer e. Bristol principal os BROOK. IN
High School.
The CayuRas will hold grand an
nual powwvw and feast on Feb. =, The
anniversary OF the signing by the cay
usa sachcms OF the treaty by which
the six nations or lroquD!s decided Cen
trail New York 20 the pale faces
The evening world., 1902-01-15
HE HITS HARD.
Good Cid King Coffee.

People don't realize what savage
tyrant coffee Is II gets the upper
hand and one of the reasons II main
tains It's power is that people do not
believe that coffee Is doing the deadly
work. but they wake up once in a
while
\ lady in Norfolk. Va. writes
an interesting experience. Some
months ago a friend who was calling
asked II wanted 10 read a sweet
letter and as | read u she brushed
her tears away l. was from n beau
tiful Christian woman. the mother of
her husband
The doctor had told her that they
could not give her any encourage
ment. that she would never he we'll
again and in her sweet. Christian
way she wrote regarding her ap-
preaching death. saying she had
relinquishcd all hopes and was quiet
" awaiting the coming OF the grim
reaper
The husband sent for his mother.
who was just able TO be moved
when called ! found she was suf-
fering from a most aggravated stom-
cch and bowel trouble. being In pain
most ~ her time. and she could
hardly retain enough nourishment TO
keep her alive although she was al
ways hungry and craving food. but
not daring To touch II because OF the
agony I, brought her.
~ found she was coffee drinker
and insisted that she quit the coffee
and take Postum Food Coffee with
some Grapn-Nuts Breakfast Food I
hal gone through wonderful expe-
r,ence myself and knew the value OF
both Postum and Grape-Nuts.
II went right IN work and made
her n cup of Postum the first thing.
which she drank and liked II Won
derfrly we'll She made the change
and began TO improve In few DAYS.
She has gradually gotten better and
better. and of course have been
much interested in her recovery.
"a short time ago | met her
daughter-in-law and asked how her
mother was getting on. She said
Wonderfully well She is a new
woman. She has entirely recovered
her health and spirits. and lust TO
think Il was by the simple act OF
leaving of that poisonous coffee and
taking on Postum Food Coffee and
Grape Nuts Breakfast Food
This letter was written by Mrs. NJ.
l.. Eggleston. of Post Norfolk. Va.
There IL wonderful lesson that
thousands OF people can learn. that
Of leaving of narcotics and poison
ous drugs like coffee and using plain.
natural liquid and solid food contain
ing the elements the Creator intend
ed for mans use.
The evening world., 1902-01-15

The Rev Frederick Burgess WAS toe
day consecratcI as Bishop ~ Long ls.-
and. The ceremonies took place IN Grae"
Church IN sixth street. BROOKLYN.
Tho following Bishops ~ the Epis-
copll Church were present. Anderson.
Chicago: Brent. Philippine Islands
Brewster. Connecticut, Davies Mich
iEan: Doane, Albany DG Moulin and
Mills. Canada: Hal. vermont, Homer
Ashevilie: Lawrence. Mssstchs-rtt-
Potter. New York. Row. N1-k
scarborough. New J"rse, T4nr.
Pennsylvania; Wake Nest N,N
York: Whitehead pI't-hlrg WEp1ru
and worthinTon. N,nr1sk, Johnson.
Los Angeles.
Bishop Potter conducted ,re cN'-r.s's.
and after asking the usual questions
The evening world., 1902-01-15
Rugs and
Weatc<nes.

ALCOHOL. eS per cent. per pint, as
WOOD ALCOHOL; pint, 20; quart, 81
AMMONIA, p,n,.
LIEBIG's BEEF, IRON AND WINE
pirt, Is
LIEBiG's BEEF. IRON AND WINE.
WITH COCOA, IS
ROCHELLE SALTS. IA ID, *. lib. ~
The evening world., 1902-01-15
wslcott = wrestler.

Joe waico,t. the coiorcd nshter. last nish, an.
nounCei that he Intends to try to win tn. cham.
pionship isur-l' at wrestling lie viii max. nj.
inl,isi appearance Tomorrow niEh,. when HI.
meets MAJ Lutts.rk. i,sh,-rsiEht eatch.As.o.teh.
can champion q the world. At Miners Bowery
ThealfA
The evening world., 1902-01-15

And great big important tarreaching Sale it is
The whole Main
Medicines
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WATCH FOR THESE PERIODICAL
Everything
and o
an Of lei such nsde nesss shuareh
S n d offered at
to
The evening world., 1902-01-15
Ru6ber Goods.

LADIES' SYRINGE.
LADIES' SYRINGE, rotary spray
householi.
GOODYEAR PIONEER, } OF. FIT.
SYRINGE. wood tox, hard rubber
pipes, reg. $3.50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-03
. A HEALTH SOCIETY.

I'm sot nearly - stout as used %
se. ana ~ you guessed your head on
you could not guess how have reduced
my weight" remarked one Of those
genial. heavy-s~t business men.
Mo- he went on. II haven't been
dieting. or I haven't been taking any
anti-eorpuient medicine: no. nor mas
sage. nor Turkish baths. Give Il up7
I've been playing ball"
s.BaiIg-' everybody laughed. Base
ball. football or high bali7' asked some
smart aieck.
Lust old. ever, day ball" the large
man said Not tong aSO my heart be-
gan acting queer. My wife said I was
getting too stout. and had better go to
sec our doctor. 80 I went to his Office
takes my breath away awfuliy to
climb his fight OF stairs. too-and ne
Ma as breakfast A. I waited. one OF
his little girls came flying into the Of
ice. . sweet little thing. just dressed
for breakfnst-as clean as a pin-with
q pretty white apron on. and neat lit
tie piGtaiis OF brown hair tied up In
blue ribbons
she didn't notice me any more than
az had been q wooden Indian. but ran
right over to the marble hearth. and
began bouncing a rubber ball with all
her might and main That was all she
had come In for-the stone hearth suit
- her. and she wanted a little game OF
bail before breakfast As I watched
her. had TO admire and envy her ac-
tivity and suppieness: she was In mo-
ton all over. arms. legs and bOdy-She
had To stoop. reach and run. as the bali
got away from her.
Something struck me. I picked up
my hat and Got out OF that Office as II
seat word that my once was on fire. I
went 20 the nearest toy shop and paid
q dime for a rubber ball At night I
weat into our bathroom and played ball
on the tiled noor. In the morning got
up and played ball just as had seen
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That. aishty tim begin ehop-ehop.
One yosng man waIkee. no can stop;
Maskes snow. nAskee ice. .
ne es1ly nag with chop 90 nice
Tss-siss gsIovi
Ole aaD tzishee: NO can walk:
Bsa ~ Ian come. velly daiks
Hat gps water. belly wide"
Msskse. ny must 60 top-sids-
Tss-sids sziow!
.snaa; nam one sirlee talkee he:
.sWhaf for you 20 top-stde-iook. seeE
An as tin more he plenty ely.
But siiss time he waikee high
TSp- SIDE gsiovi
Take care that spoiium uee- young man
Take care that iceet lie want man. man.!
That eoolie ehin-ehfn he good night
He talakss. Me can go all light
Top-ads gsIov.
That young man die. One large dog see:
Toe mushse bobbcly hndee ne.
His hand b'IonG naE. alice same ices
aas got he nag with chop 50 nice
Top-sids gzlow.
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Time and Money.-SickneSs causes a
loss of both time and money. You lose
the time and have the expense of med
ical attendance, entailing a double loss.
This can be avoided by using some re-
liable remedy at the first stage OF tae
sickness. The purchase of a bottle Of
Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy often proves a proht
able investment, for, by it's use at the
first appearance of any unusual loose
ness of the bowels. a severe attack Of
diarrhoea or dysentery may be avert
ed, that might otherwise compel 2
weeks cessation from labor. Ewes
household should have a bottle at
hand. 1t never fails and is pleasant to
take. Get it today it may save a life.
Benson Smith & Co, Ltd, wholesai lie
agents sell it,
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power being their absolute fearlessness
Mrs. Cadogans python is nine feet
long. and, though showing great ats
like to strangers, is said to De devoted
10 his mistress. 1t will be rerh-Rl-
bered that Sara Bernhardt has shsrh
a great fondness for tigers as pets, ana
another noted actress has betrayed Al
equal liking for the company Of beetles
and lizards. but we cannot now recall
another instance where a woman has
made pet of any member of the snake
family. with the exception. of COURTS,
OF the professionals in the show riss<2
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COMING CORONATION OF SPANS KING

MADRID. April i5.-whiie the uni
verse 10 indulg.ng N a thrill OF excite
nent over the coronation OF King Ed
ward VII. who puts on the insignia OF
power In June. there Is another eoro-
nation due on In Spain. and a King
Who holds a title no less old than that
OF King Edward. and whose nation IL
none the less honored In history. Is TO
put on the robes and don the crown
which prOeiairus the King
IL has been stated that Alphonse
Kill. King Of Spain. will be crowned
in May. This IL not exact His maj
esty comes Of age In May. and. BY the
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The old saying about there being no
accounting fer tastes seems lppl:ca ole
to the case of Mrs. Arthur Cadogan.
the beautiful sister-in-law of the pres
ent Viceroy OF Ireland. who numbers
among the pets OF her household a
huge python from India. 1t is the
lady's pleasure now and then to take
her creature up in her arms and allow
him TO Irvine his folds around her
There have always been individuals.
especially members of the fair sex. who
have exercised a curious fascination
over snakes, perhaps one secret Of their
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measured by Western standards. is a
man OF Fl.
Aiphonso. at the age of Is. fully real
lied the Spanish war and, when he
had passed another year, he began to
grieve about IL and its losses; and now
those who are nearest TO him say that
he keenly feels the position in which
Spain placed herself and that he longs
to restore her To her old power
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tural triumphs older than any others
that rear their heads to the skies In
his museums are the trophies OF the
greatest men that ever lived. including
those OF his loyal subject, Christopher
Columbus. who loved and honored
SPANS Queen and who. was loved and
hOnored by her In return.
Though only i6-and his birthday is
not until the 18th OF May--Alphonso.
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IN lsss that he began his work with
the man IN the street and in a few
years he had organized the Castle OF
Red Brick In Bethnai Green. He also
organized the Black Guards Club. %
membership In which required a prison
record. and he made the members
proud Of the CLUB. Of themselves. and OF
their pastor.
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"A peIieiou, New Salad Dressing.

A most delicious dressing for green
salads Is made by putting one table
spoonful Of lime Juice In bowl. add
ing a teaspoonfui OF celery salt. a salt
spoonful of white pepper and a dash
OF cayenne Mix In. little at a time.
alternately. three tabiespoonsfuls OF
oil and two or lime juice. Stir all the
time. or the ingredients will separate.
Add n tablespoonful OF finely cut
chive.. or an equal amount OF chervii
or fresh tarraEon lesves.-April La
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