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Evening star., 1903-11-28
USING UP OLD SHOES.
A Thrifty Housewife Makes Rugs of
Worn Leather.

The thrifty housewife has discovered
| new use for old shoes. She makes rugs
out of them
For this purpose she saves all her old
shoes-her husbands. the children's and
her own. Even though the soles toes and
back seams are worn beyond redemption,
that does not matter. as only the uppers
are of use In making rugs.
As fast as the shoes are discarded it will
be good plan to cut the tops off and
after cleaning them lay them carefully
away in a box for future use. The unders
may then be thrown away to avoid un-
necessary accumulation
The first step is to cut pattern-dia-
mond. star square, obong or right angle
triangle. If the latter is desired it should
measure four inches along the straight
sides. Two triangies can be cut from each
shoe top. To make q rug 22x3G inches
Will require the uppers from eighteen pairs
of shoes.
For the center of the rug purchase a
piece of leather about fourteen inches
square from the cobb!er or harness maker
ON this outline the words. What is Home
Without Rug" three words to the top
line, one to the second ard the remaining
cut the letters. 1t will be good plan TO
draW the letters on paper, basting this
guide down to the leather and cutting
through both the paper and leather
with sharp knife. Care must be taken
TO leave Sits of the leather uncut at inter
Vals, or nothing except hole will be left
when the cutting is finished
!" lace the leather together purchase
eytIets ike those used in shoes for 81 cents
a box one box contains several hundred
tyelets. BY means of an awl punch holes
IN the leather strips and fasten the eve
lets at the same time. Or if eyelets are
NOT desired, merely punch holes with an
h"i ana lace the strips together with shoe
strings Finish with a fringe of shoe
i ii'iSS- i-ihe the entire rug with bright
rcd broadcloth or flannel sla shinp ali fha
eugt TO the depth of three inches for an
under fringe. The red will look pretty m
uer , the faces and lettering, and the rug
Will last lifetime -"e
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Mortality From. Alcohol.

From The London Glche
II II remarked that even in countries
where alcoholism is denounced the NOR
tahtJ from it, as given by statistics is
low, apparently because the cause of death
IS not exactly declared. Prof Mahaim of
the University of Lausanne drew attention
To the matter in the Congress of Brussels
and proposed a method of certifying the
cause Of death, which would give exact
statistics, while respecting private feelings
In Switzerland it is already done by GER
uiicates bearing numbers and to identity
the person corresponding to the number re-
quires long research. The plan has been
In use fifteen years in the towns and two
years in the country, and given satsfac-
tion. 1t appears that one-half per cent of
the deaths (male subjects over twenty
years. are caused by delrium tremens
Alcoholism alone, acute or chronic is the
cause of 3 per cent of the deaths.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
ELECTRIC LIGHT BATH.
The Incandescent Rays Effect Like
Steam.

The electric light bath is one of the lat-
oct lrxuries to command the attention OF
the wealthy.
THE hath consists of a cabinet. when
may he built for sitting in or lying III. Inc
square cabinet occupies comparatively HI
lie space and may stand in one corner OF
the bath room. The oblong cabinet taxes
ND consite raLle room, but 1t is preterahle
TO the square one, as the occupant can lie
at full length and relax comfortabiy'
One hundred incandescent electric hTht
bulbs. each of sixteen candle power lne
the interior of the cabinet. Spaces are lelt
between for beveled mirrors and refiec'"rs'
SO that thousands of rays are multiplied
and focused on the occupant OF the capi-
net. These direct and reflected rays, argue
the expnr, nts of the new bath, are concen-
trated in the body and penetrate into the
deepest tissues thereby stimulating al the
vital forces.
The ohIorg cabinet has a sliding table On
rollers. which is pulled out for the hathef
10 lie ON. This is padded, has a sheet on
it AMI Il pillow. Alter The bather is in
position. an attendant pushes the table
into the cabinet. leaving the head OUTSIDE
This enables the bather to inhaie fresh air
constantly.
1t is not absolutely necessary To have as
sistance In taking the bath, for a clever
before entering the cabinet; and in the case
OF the oblong one he can enter by tie apeG-
ture, taking extra care not to hit the body
against the bulbs. However, il Is more
comfortabl to have some one assist in the
process. turning the lights on gradually
until the bather perspires freely.
This result is, of course, accomplished
much Quicker with some people than with
others. but after one or two baths, when
the pores are thoroughly opened, from
three to five minutes will be required to
accomplish what IT takes from fifteen TO
twenty minutes to do in a Turkish bath.
The temperature in the cabinet ranges
from 100 degrees to 10 degrees Fahrenheit,
depending on the duration of the bath. The
Turkish Tot rooms range from 40 degrees
TO 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
Agricultural stations have experimented
with the electric light and have found that
1t stimulates the vital functions of both
plant and animal life. 1t is, therefore, ar
gued that II cannot be otherwise than ben
etiCial when used on the human body, even
ST the subject Is in perfect health.
Many society women claim that they owe
their good compilations to electric light
bathing which clears their sallow SKINS
when they become worn out by too much
gaiety.
Evening star., 1903-11-28

Root began to feel better.
WINS out of health and down generally; had
no appetite, was dizzy and suffered with headache
most of the time. dill not know that my kidneys
were the Of my trouble but somehow felt
they might be, and began taking Swamp Root.
as above stated. There IS such a pleasant taste to
swamp Root, and II goes right to the spot and
drives disease out Of the system. 1t has cured
me, and cheerfully recommend 1t TO all sufferers.
Gratefully yours,
MRS. A. L. WALKER.
46 West Linden St, Atlanta, Ga.
Are you WELL strong and vigorous as you used
to be? Are you sometimes discouraged, and think
you'll never be any better?
} Can you tell the cause of your trouble or what
makes you sick?
Do you know that about nine tenths OF all sick
Eess is caused by kidney trOublei
Have you ever stopped TO think that your kid
neys may be the CAUSE of YOUR poor health?
Most people do not realize how much work the
kidneys are required to do every day.
Every drop of blood in the body must pass
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Birthplace of Seneca.
Cuts Third Teeth.

From the Philadelphia Record
ITO cut third set of teeth at the age Of
ninety-three is remarkable occurrence"
said dentist bat such things have hap
pened. Samuel Croxar, the translator of
Aesops Fables, died at ninety-three from
a fever that the cutting of his third teeth
occasloned. used to know a Manayunk
woman who began to lose her second teeth
at the age Of twenty-three She let them
go, ana as one by one they went one by one
others succeeded them, till this woman had
at tWenty-siX third full equipment of very
white, strong teeth A man came to me
third one, that was growing In behind a
second tooth. pulled out the second tooth,
and the third, after a little persuasion.
another In this wav tbis iJ p'nc man ent eigbt
third teeth To get third teeth, therefore,
is not an absolutely unheard-of thing,
though 1t Is uncommon. The cutting of
third teeth by the way, is attended with
great pain
Evening star., 1903-11-28
A Starch Fiend.

From the Kansas City Journal.
Assistant City Physician Pitkin told a
young woman yesterday to keep on eating
all the starch she felt like, il would do
her no physical injury. The woman stated
that she Was employed in laundry, ana
that from the outset of her employment
she acquired the habit of eating starch
First she took it in nibhleS. then in bits
and finally in chunks She said that her
appetite for starch was Increasing, and she
feared that if she did not do something
to check il she would become a confirmed
starch tiend. She pleaded for medicine
that wodld break her of the habit.
You need nothing. and | cannot suggest
anything to stop you from eating the stuff:
besides, ii can't hurt you. Eat a barrel OF
it if you like, and grow fat. 1t beats pO-
tatoes all hollow. and, besides, it is cheap
er. advised the doctor
Il feel better since l have heard you say
that, doctor" replied the laundress who
looked as if her load of worry had been
lifted.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
THOUSANDS OWE THEIR
HEALTH TO SWAMP-ROOT.
What This Wonderful New Discovery Will
Do For You

through and be filtered by The kidneys thousands Of
mes every day.
How can your kidneys do their work well IL they
are weak or deranged?
Stop ard think Of II for a moment! DO you realize
the importance-Day the vital necessity Of keeping
the kidneys In order7
When you are sick. then, matter what you
think the name Of your disease is. the first thing
you sionld do is to afford aid to your kidneys
In taking DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root you afford
natural help 10 Nature, for Swamp-Roo is the
most perfect healer and gentle aid to the kidneys
that has ever been discovered
Dr. kilmer's Swamp-Root is purely vegetable
pleasant to take, and cures when other prcscrp-
tions and medicines fail.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
The Brute.

From the Chicago Tribune
Mr.. Hunni1ar-"Why isn't this hat good
enough to wear to the horse show, I'd like
to know!" q.
Mrs Hunnijar-"Becanse It's old fash
ioned. and fright. It will make people
talk"
Mr.. Hunnijar-'Not If you get started to
talking first"
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Even Then.

From ihe Chicago Tribune.
What do you call this?' asked the cave
man. tired and cross having just returned
from an unsuccessful chase after a cave
bear.
That's a biscuit" said his wife, hastily
mventing a name for IL.
Don't YOU know better, madam" he
yoared. ''than TO ask "a man to chew such a
thing as that when there isn't dentist in
the whole world?"
And lie threw II at hes.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Asphal tits.
rom the Boston TRANSCRIPT.

nc.
About four hundred people in Pittsburg
are suffering from what the doctors call
"asphalutis, or 'bitulithia." contracted
from inhaling dust from the new paving on
North and West streets, The symptoms are
similar to those Of catarrh. The local physi-
clans ought to give the paving contractors
a fat commission.
Evening star., 1903-11-28

When you get Special fig
ure" or "cut rate" on advertis-
ing space, it is safe to assume
that some competitor in your
business is getting still more
favorable terms. The only safe
rule is to deal where the same
rate is charged to everybody for
the same service.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
To Prove What swamp-R Root. the Great Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Remedy, Will do for YOU,
Every Reader of ''The Washington STAR
May Have Sample Bottle FREE by Mail.

W Sn of kmey rtLlr
II in family at DR. 4
Y, who ownlg glad send thou tu 4 SWAMI
Root,
in The wsh
already is need puch regular
he Don't make mstak hut
Y, neryb
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Swamp-Root Complete
ly Cured Me.

About year ago ! suffering from what
supposed rheumatism. ! became bad that
! could hardly get my feet from u sitting po-
sition | lest in weight from 1876 to 145 pounds.
! tried~tiiffcrent. kinds Of medicine but received
little or no help. had no idea my kidneys were
affected, however I thought I would try DIR.
Kilmer's swamp Roet and what the effect
Evening star., 1903-11-28

Thousands of American men
heads of families - have been re-
jected by life insurance companies
because of catarrhal or lung trou-
bles. The horror of such a situa-
ton cannot be appreciated by one
who has not endured the expert
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Trust.
Written for The Evening Star by Charles W
Stevenson.

Written for The Evening Star by Charles
Stevenson
Now what availeth
Times thin disguise,
IL reason fstileth
And fond hope dies
They yet shall wonder
Who work and wait
The meaning under
The Will of fate.
Why should we haste
Tne way is long,
And love will chasten
A life of song;
So lets DE merry
And brave It out;
We may not tarry,
We must not doubt.
Enough IS given
For strength Of soul
TIL time is riven
And truth made uL,!-
'rs not for grieving
We cannot know
ourselves deceiying
Cod made n sol
Evening star., 1903-11-28
A C0nsumptive's
Life Insured.
Robert Acton. Once Rejected, Now
Accepted.

health concerned
the head OF the family tolls his days work and absolutely re-
believe will break
advises the
awful tide of reflections that follows the realization
of his actual condition is beyond description 80
Robert Mt Vernon Ohio, passed through this terrible
experience He Prof Hos Cure Consumption and
later accepted by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. after
rigid examination by the physician who treated him without sue
Frederick Hammann the hopeless the New
York clinics could Offer Vienna the of the New
York Journal there by Prof o Hammann returned to
America and months New York Co.
the highest grade OF policy on his life
Mr. Hanman has already been made famous by the news
papers Mr. Auton tells of his in the following letter:
A" 1 s @5 sc Which ia a ss % & ] s
' % % s heartily 'Ts ] a 9% so"s s' right % s % % @ %
know T and % here r Ts %a % I s ree % using she nas a' ss % ii %
suffered @ for 20
" ] l Rs ] ] y il, r and Sa. @ %PHsy '~ began the remedy and
@ % % % I % @ @ % % % @ creates
% a % = % : q | a e q; $;i: $s: & % 'sii s'G %
~ ~ ~ ~ " ROBr.A so tnris sheetM o.
Professor hands
1t hmantys medicine The compounded accord
with Prof Ho directions and out by the American Bureau
Third New York bottle. For
the remedy had the from the
well and favorably known firms mentioned below.
The mark of Bureau of Professor
Hos label and this the guarantee the
chaser that the used by Prof I1 Vienna
64page book complete descriptive treatise the
Professor Hof Cure and reports of several hun 81
dred cases is mailed free application may be obtain
ed by calling at these we'll known druggists ZA
mar. n aMP9RrASa P s s!s n ] % = s = = M
:: @ e; : ; IL 5'
F.S. WILLIAMS & CO., 9th & SITS. N.W.,
EDWARD III. KOSS, 9th & Fla. Ave.
Evening star., 1903-11-28

been invited To Join the ranks of the crack
pistol shots, who meet Saturday evenings
in the gallery 1T the Center market armory.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
| Heartily Endorse
Swamp=Root.

j had tried so many remedies without their hay
ing benefited me that 1 about discouraged, but
In few days after taking your wonderful Swamp
Evening star., 1903-11-28

Mr. Wilton ]. Lambert of the local bar,
who has done good work with the military
rifle at the Ordway range, has developed
into an expert with the revolver. He has
Evening star., 1903-11-28

Major James F. Bell, inspector general of
rife pra ctice District of Columbia Militia,
has received vote of thanks for his lee
ture. delivered recently in Philadelphia be-
fore the National Guard Association of that
city, on Small Arms Gallery Practice"
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Taken In.

From Flicgende Blaettcr.
Evening star., 1903-11-28

The members of Company G, ID Regiment
will assemble December for the purpose
of electing a second lieutenant. Captain
Charles r. Siegel will preside.
Evening star., 1903-11-28

DIR Edwin F. Roberts has been examined
by the board of medical officers and recon-
mended by the board for appointment as
hospital steward of the 4th Battalion.
Evening star., 1903-11-28

Privates Pitt A. Ager and Edwin W..
Davis Company G, 1st Regiment. have been
discharged IN the interest of the service.
Evening star., 1903-11-28

Major Bell has forwarded to Superintend-
ant Sylvester a challenge for reFolNef
match between team or iocal poi-ceiileA
and ono of suardsmen, the competition 10
,ccur about the middle of December.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-20
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Of
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in Antonio. an upper west size boot.
black, with a street stand and base
mcEt annex, Gays She New York Times.
4 new pride has been growing il him.
however, through observation Of the
effects on his patrons of a sign card
devised by himself as the result Of his
study of English under the tutorsh1p
of the boys who play about his corner
The sign was posted with the advent
Of cold weather, and reads:
"Shine insite-Out OF site"
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Dental Inspection In Germany.

Dental TnsPecIon m Germany.
The question Of engaging a special
staff of dentists 10 examine periodi-
eally the teeth of the children in the
primary schools i'll Berlin is occupying
the attention of the authorities. Den.
tai inspection has been already intro
duced into the schools at Gleiwitz. 1t
sakes place once year,
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