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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Tho Flower Pot SUDDort.

An experienced flower grower, who
has her piaHt# not ONLY OIL the several
w;ndowsillS Of her apartment. but scat
tered thrCH%h tie room on tables anT
stands. Says size has found tnat II
square Of glass makes The most effect
I've support for Il GoWc: poi o.? jardi-
nicrc. If placed Oh the woC;twOrk it.
SELF or on Il ccutrcpircc the pot is sure
TO make 4 bad spot. The glass saves
the polished wood or BIZ o. embroidery,
at III" #anc tim" not cOHc2liiI3 them.
New York Tribune.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
LATEST THING IN spECTACLES.

Many people who might prefer 20
wear nose glasses, instead Of the kind
provided with bows to engage the sides
OF the head or faStcn haci; OF the ears,
arc compelled to make use OF the latter
kind through seeming inability 20 main
tain the nose glasses iii position. 1t
is for this class o" spectacle wcnrcrs, IS
we'll rs Fer those who desire Il LIGHT.
weight frame which will not hirn L,ic
bridge of the nose. that the nca; eve.
glass here presented has bccn DESIGNED
by James T.. Briggs. The lenses ave
EladH for u$" without rims. bul have a
portion OF their upper edges firmly in
serted in Il slot OF The tubular bridge,
which latter rests lightly on the nfSc
and is not hcni out of Il straight lAnc,
Through This tube passes the snrNnc
wire which forms the short hCw ends
for maintaining the lenses in posi- tbn.
and for this purpose each bow cnuD
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Cleaning Gloves.

Naphjha cleans gloves rs thoroughly
as brnIinC. and without the Offensive
odOr 0; that chemical. About Il quar-.
ter Of cUplul is all that is necessary
for one glove. and ii is better to clean
one glove at Il time and throw out The
liquid and take fresh for the other
glove than to try TO do the pair tOa
Ecihrr Dip The glove in the naphtha,
''Sozzlr' ii around and squeeze il gen
tly till il appears TO he clean in the
parts most exposed 10 wear Spread
on Il clean dry cloth and rub gently I'll
over. This will remove the lass parti.
clcS Of dirt. nS proved hy til" soil on
the cloth. This process completed.
hang over Il chai" b%cl; to dry. Every
on" using nauhtha or hcnHin" must he
cautioned against using either by q
light or ii:c.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

rounded block which is pivOtally
mounted on the end OF the wire, thus
conforming readily to the shape of the
temples OF the wcarc!'. The wire passes
loosely through the tube, and the lenses
are maintained IN position by their own
weight, thus affording a means OF clc-
waiting them without twisting the
blocks OIL the temples. The inventor
states that he prefers to make one Of
these blocks OF copper and the other OF
zinc. and to insulatc the wire as it
passes through the tube, thus inducing
an electrical current 70 pass through
the wire and across the forehead, pre-
sumably with tic intent of subjccting
the optical nerves TO an electrical
treatment while tho glasses arc being
worn.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

The world of human life and activity
has become so great and so divrrSi-
lied that most Of us create within 1t
q little world Of our own. and pr~hans
finally become so nrarsightcd by fix
ing our gaze on that. that we can SEQ
very little beyond It's boundaries. This
niue world or our own creation may
not only he small hut also very selfish
and artificial. cNclnimS the san Fran.
cisco Chronicle. 1t is very easy to set
up such world. Let any one by
choice or by accident. devote himself
to one single variety OF work or play,
Of study or OF action. he will find all
ready for his use everything necessary
to engage and hold his attention. On
any given subject there Is enough
talked, written, published and trans
Rctcd every day Of every week OF
every year to engage the whole attcn-
tlon OF any one who gives his mind
TO 1t. The world IS SO large and its
happenings arc so many that whoever
gives his attention to any one phe-
nomenon finds 1t repeated everywhere.
Any disease or trouble however new
and surprising at first, soon calls the
attention to whole world OF pcoplc
who are suffering the same things.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

to be commended. and the simpler the
invention the greater demand there will
DC Tor 1t. 1t is but small thing that
we show in the accompanying illustra.
ton. but there can be no doubt as to
Its practicablity for the purpose of in
dicating when the next dose Of mcdi-
cine Is to be taken, and it might also
serve as measuring device, ,when no
other vessel or spoon is at hand for this
work. AS will be seen, groove is
formed on either edge Of the face of
the bottle, and Tapped into this groove
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

portion Of the ankle. In these pockets
are inserted strips of whalcbonc or
other flexible material. which bind and
protect th" bones without causing fric-
tlon o. abrasion. :;:ld ut the same time
III" adapted by their hrXihiiity to per-
NIT full mobility OF the ankle. The
arch support also prevents tho ten
deDcy OF The foot to la:tcn as the
weight is placed upon it, and il is
claimed that the combination OF the
two m"mbcrS will strengthen and pro
tcct tic weak parts Of the foot without
in ANY way hampcring it's free move
mNnt.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Laundering CoiOrcd Embroisicries.

Co!orcu rmh"Oidcric; may bG laun-
dcrcd hy making Il Suds with any good
white soap. Move the nr,ic!" up and
down through the sud:. and If no; then
clear rub lightly. When washing AN
article for the first time ;Er S;Ainp.iNEN
mark ma; prove Obstinate. IL this l
case scrub the "mh"oiG"Ind portions on
the wrong side with Il BRUSH These
marks may Cflr;i M rAS.l% removed byaos
washing til" H:tci" first in clHHr, cO1tf'
water and then hv persistent rubbing.
Rinse III %CVCr"! changes Of "Ji,i water
until every tr"c" Of the soap is re-
moved. Any SOAP which remains and
IS ironcd ip will affect the cOnrS and
make til" lin"n yellow. % not leave
"mhT0i''"r,"s long in water. ANA do not,
boil q" bu". Press the wat"r out within
the ianG". but do mc; wiring tho article
by iwS'in" it. Wash and rin2c one
piece ii Il iin". stretch it carefully and
hang il! Il shady place 10 dry. Usually
by the time III" last piece is washed
tho first is i'm condition TO iron. II pre-
fcrrrd Tie piece may be tlr:rd by roll
iSng in H-l'lefn dry cloth, but ti'cy must
h" so nrran&SeSASSssSS that the colors will not
touch one anotSS'aer. When ready to
iron place wrong *iHSSeagup on the nadded
board. which has hecSe2I previously m cov-
cred with 4 clean. soft TNsSiotil: NoltE: Place
cream dry cloth ovr" tic ysG3StaiSSls ysS1tsiSSls aiif 4
camp rlo,h ovc: thu;. IrS Wy y h y. Ia se
'io'"'at''T hot iron. HnI whoa ncarIy
o'E r"n"F" III" cloths and iron ill pcr-
l"ci!y Cry. y very hot iron will niurc
,i'' '"i":%. ih" entire ironing should
'' "ih n" weave Of Tie linen or it
M'' '''' "!"' "i99n. - Chicago Record.
ll,ra,G.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

Nicotine inirrf"TrS with growth. aU;l
lis effect in that regard is very meas
urahlr. says the Worlds Work. \.
Yale during the fou.' years course t.,c
non'uSrr> OF tobacco, although taller.
Wh'it they enter. -iin =: per cent.
more in height ANA % per cent. more
in "irth Of chest than Go III" hnhi:,al
nScr$. Doctor Hitchcock. OF AMHERST
college,. found even greater uii'rrrr"c..
Thr difference" in ;Er luz" canacity is;
very striking in til, twn classes. an,l has
been Eo;io"I ny Eli observers. 1t
shows ii:r effect or tobacco ON tie
respiration, nicotin" hciNg potent
irprr>Sur.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

IT would be n most interesting work
~ io'lo" the subject Of womcn's
sports throughout the ages. The idea
Is apt to prevail that men have ALWAYS
enjoyed monopoly Of athletic MIR.
snits, and that tho participants of
women is feature due to tho on
lightenmcnt OF these superior modorn
days. Without going so far back os
the Greeks, whose women attained
glorious physical development through
their attention to athletic pastimcs, one
need merely to glance at the "spacious
times of Queen Elizabeth" One of the
greatest educators Of her day was
Richard Mulcastcr, supposed to be tho
prototype Of the pcdantic Uolofcrncs
in "Love's Labour's Lost" In his
work on teaching. discovered in tho
Bodleian Library few years ago, he
laid great stress upon the value Of
physical culture for women. After
tine manner of literary men of that
period, he addressed Queen Bcss,"
"known to contain all perfections IN
nature" as an example of what at
tention to outdoor sports could achieve.
But his idea 0f athletic exercise must
have been q a{peculiar one, for he as.
sorts that weeping as an exercise is
IIuaEffn na niNIie.N
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Cnllcl Down IkiIchencr

Lord Kitchener is celebrated for his
stcrl AID cHactinG manner, and his
SlborGinatcs are apt 20 shake in their
boots when TX. Of *" comes along in
Spccting their work. But on one oc-
caSion even the rcdoubtablc c0nuucrcr
or tho HoudaH met his match and
proved the fire quality Of his nature
by acknowledging the fact 1t was
IN the days when the railway was he.
inS driven across the desert TO :ihar-
toum. young Canadian engineer
wa1 in charge OF the work, which was
progressing satisfactorily, when one
morning the SirGar (as Kitchener then
Was) appeared on tho scene and OK
pressed his disapproval of certain fcu.
lures OF the worl; with his usual scath-
ing brcvity. The young officer listened
until his chief had finished and thcA
quietly inquired: cam | bossing thG
railway, sir. or arc you?" Kitchcs15eI
looked ut him, recognized the braafed os
one after his own heart, nodL2{ad an
proval and then went away./I,ondor
Tatlcr. M '>'o'
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
e. T. g. Cgza T. 6

i'a ir"npr-rut two teaspnonfuls
u 'c2 INTO on" quart Of milk; bring
Don. l"t stand tiv" minutes. then
Strain 1t and &wcctcu TO taste. when
Is very cool nut ii in The ic. cream
lT''%cr ard freeze to a sof; much:
sfrve with whipped cream.
Nlmond pu"d;nS-S Scald Gro nint of
MF'E; add to it two tablcspoonfuls Of
op''cr: beat three eggs: add to them
okc-'mrd o! n cupful of -four and beat
%fll; add half Il cup Of sugar and one
"1'spoon OF lemon extract and two
oWnccS OF chopped almonds. buttcr
small lnoulG&. illr"witn In: 1niN,ura and
bake in q roE1e"atc even fifteen min
ntcs.
white Mullins - Cream onc tob,o.
SPOON III or butter with two tablespoons
luis OF sugar: beat into this two eggs.
pil"h OF salt. two cupfuls OF nour al
tcEliatlng with one and onc-half cun-
RUS OF milk. then slft in fou" level tea
Spoohf'lls OF baking powder; beat tho
mixture thoroughly. fill CREASED pnns
l"o'hirds full and bake In q uuicle
oven twenty minutes.
Nhocolate Cakcs-Crcam half a cup
or butter; add half a cup OF powdcrad
sugar, rind Of one lemon: beat all until
ilSht; add two eggs, four ounccs or
grated chocolate: two cupfuls or siftcd
Hour and q Iii - .--, :.
dough; toss On
to half an H.
brush over v
moderate over .... E
Apple Mcringuc-parc anc core &, y
mcdlum sized apples; fiji the cavit;esS
win Srannlatcd sugar adding q littlo)
cinnamon or nutmeg: put them in I'd
naklnG pan and cook until tnn,lorE
make mcringun Yah the whites oh
lollr eggs beaten sfT: add four toh,oE
Spoontuls OF powdered augar: snreoi%
TINS over the apples; put in the owe,
ana "ncn delicate brown removeE
serve with thin cream. E
Floundcr Curry--Pccl and slice on$
onion; fry IL in little hot butter untEE
Il lght brown; then add two teaspoolH
1uls or curry powder; stir these welH.
cuf; remove the fllets from two fourE
Cut each Glct in half crosswiseh
puX them IN the pan with the onioE
and curry; cover with broth or stoclE
Tet simmer fifteen minutes; add say
and pepper to season and the Juice u
half lemon; serve with boiled rice. +
Soup Maisrc-Put three p!nta OF coa
water over the fire, add six potatoE
cut in small pieces, half can OF tomF
| toes, one slice OF onions, one stalk
| celery, two stalks Of parsley ana oS
tcaspoontof sugar; cover the pan az
let cook slowly until the po'a'oes alj
very tender, then add one icVel t'tor
spoonful Of salt and littic Deppee
ooo,, f,vc minutes longer, rub through
fine strainer and return to the fire; m9
two level tablespoonful of bntter, al
two level tablespoonfuls OF flour, 81
until smooth and add 1t to the so31
stirrirg constantly until thlckenedd =
] boiling; serve hot -.74..-[ - II [
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
When She Took Ont Icr Teeth.

She was not yet middlc-agcd and she
Was not Unlocking. She was better
dressed than most others among the
women "uburhanitcs going homo 10
Jersey. BnI SHE didn't care. She had
bad cold and SnrcZad and coughcd
alternately. The tears ran down hc,
chcHks and he" nose grew rcddcr every
minhtc. Something else, too. made her
uncomfortable, and more than Il little
apprchcnS!vc. Every time she snrcHcd
Il look OF alarm spread over her face
At last there came n time when she
could not stand it any longer. Under
the battery OF sympathetic eyes she
took out her front teeth, sncczcd twice
i'll comfort and slipped them in her lit
tic rcticulc.-Ncw York Sun.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Political AdycrtisIur.

a campaign manager in st. Paul
says that he put into display advcr-
tiSinS in the newspaper but small
sum rs companrcd with what is com.
monty expended for campaigning in
other ways, vet the known results wore
vastly greater than from all other
means CT arousing the public. lie is
sure the time will come when tho
greater part Of the campaign fund will
be used in newspaper display adyer.
ticn,nanfe -. -..-...---..- -..
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
UTILITIES TIE EATU.ITc,

There i% no d"nEin" The fac; Mat va
Dor baths arc Il benefit. both to the
pores Of the skin and to the body itself,
as medicinal vaDor> can by this means
he anSorncu and various Ills cared
without the ail Of internally adminiS-
tered l.Quids or powders. The pccu-
liar advantage OF the rapor bath appa-
r@tuS which We ILLUSTRATES herewith lies
in the fact that it is intended for use
in connection with the bath tub, thus
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

This: is what Motoring. AZ En~.;sN
publication. says or The autUmuii;, ~
NuSt"y OF the t'ni,rI States "* ihat
roiii'HTCd with EnEi::N,l: "'i'hr United
States thoroughly :;rasp$ the impo:-
tancc or TIE automobile industry. AZ
tolumb!a University Il course OF mates
rngiIcrrinI has been innururn,cl
which Includes not only motors, hut
designs and principles applying 90
running gears. transmission, bodies,
etc. Our own universities. so far. hny,
not even acknowledged officially ,hn,
such triilrS as motor ears exist. or.
ford and Cambridge youths are tau-h,
that athletics Including ping pouy--
are the first essentials of "a :.rn;l,.
mans cGucation.' The marvellous me.
chaniral. scientific. literary and ar,ii-
tic achievements of the French art.
NouhtlcSS due to the fact that conn
pul*o.y athletics have no existence in
their public schools. The muddird oaf
is unknown across the Channel"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
BOTTLE FOR MEASURING LIQUIDS.

If there Is any particular duty in life
IN which more care should be exercised
than in any other it is the giving OF
medicine to the sick. and numerous in
stances are on record where lives have
been forfeited as Il penalty for ncgli-
Ecncc or thourhtlcsSnccs Oh tie part OF
the person left il charge Of the patient
The inventor who produces some de-
vice which shall aid in securing accur-
acy and careful attention 10 detail f.,
ElniStcrinG to the wants OF The sick IS
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
a Hero Dcstined to 1870 Insunp

Thomas Kelly, who rode Il mile on
horseback to give an alarm OF fire
which saved the village Of Il,ycmhonrr
from destruction. is Il hero vino is aDt
to he cheated our oi' his Just rewards
on account of bis name. lie has al-
ready been lii:cncd 10 Paul Revere.
ard. like that gallant rider. he deserves
to be made famous in verse, bat in
the first place there is TO Longfc!low
TO celebrate his deed in heroic metre.
ana then minor poets would find It
most difficult 20 construct rhymes for
"kclly.' If Revere had been named
Kelly instead o. his own cuphonious
patronymic. he would have been com.
parativ"ly unknown. 1t would not
sound bi; heroic to say, "Listrn, my
children. and | will tell 'cc. the mid.
night ride Of Thomas Kelly" Or, If
we attempted to describe the manner
OF his riding, We should have TO sny
something profanc or anatomical
which might be embarrassing. We are
sorry for Mr.. Kelly, but if he wants
poem written about his exploit he
will have to petition the Legislature
to change his namc.-St. Louis Globe.
Democrat.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
REFRIGERATOR REF CARS MADE ..
.. THE BEEF TRUST p0SSIBlE F
DcTciopssacGlt Of the Chicago Stock. Yards
==!SSorc 'Shaa Billion Pounds OF Dressed
NAcat Leave the Windy City Annually
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

y :saVrl made ont OF Il piece OF Tic
OLD mulberry tree which stood on IL"
bank Of st. A,ary'S Rive. and under
which Leonard Calvert held his first
conference with Tn" Indians. has been
presented to the Maryland Chapter O.
to Daughters OF In" War o: ISL.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

When diseases are studied ana
classified. and new names; given to
specific varieties. SoIi2 people fancy
that We hnyr new diseases. !ui dis
ease is not increased by ihc new
Knowledge. states the Christian Regis.
iri, and IS likely 10 he lCH.;cncd when
we learn .u.'t where such disease is
located and what caused il.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

Tie younG ""oc;";y" girl who had
parafNn injected into her nose TO !m-
prove IL; shape and suffers in couSc-
uucncc f:oml necrosis OF thc nasal boz,
has learned that "onc must suffer -
be EcaUlifui'
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

\ fr,pk Ami Kissing bill has been
introduced iii the Tennessee LcyisIa-
turc. II prohibits unmarried pcrsoi.S
between the ages OF fifteen and
:cvr;ity-iivr from publicly inhul.in:: in
oScu&loa. rh" m"ni,rr!; OF IL" lower
joke. ard th"y have passed i, uuani.
,n,n>.1v
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
r H. E,s,Assyg,gl!s,see2lG92sl U! s
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WiIDinr tho Carpet.

One housewife says that wiDing
carpr, with Il cloth wrUng out n warm
water and ammonia in which Il table
spoonful Of Kerosene has hccu mixed
cleans and bri3htCns the cVlU"s Won-
dcvfuliT.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
SELF. STRIKING FIsK1SG.FLoAr.

There haS always been one objection
20 fishing with the aid OF til" float Dr
bob which keeps ;hr bait suspended 1T
y certain height jn the water. and that
is tn" inability Of tho fisherman TO pull
the line quickly when the float iEdi-
Gates Il bite Oh the HOOK The Slac,;
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

Last year altogetlXnr 60 To0 ncrsons
',n,.s u,i.s'a.eu @ py way Sc the port of Ant
muap' neisi.h, ~ ossSthese the far greater
nunipor I, "eic .9ssians. Poles and Hun
@ s",,"ns, 4s6 nearly $4,000 Of them
"ent " Sthe United States. The re-
,a.,,u M embarked for Asia, South
Aiiiss' md South America.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

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ANKLE-rEorEcron IND ARCH supponT.

With the great attention paid TO a;h-
lctic sports by the people OF this coun-
try the manufactures OF appliances for
protecting various parts Of the body
from injury and for strengthening
weak muscles has come to be an im-
port"nt industry. The device pictured
here has been designed Ivy Benjamin
Nathan for the protection of the ankle
in athletic sports in which there is lia-
hiliiy OF strain, or where The in$tcD
needs special support. The device con-
siSts Of Il heavy lrathcr arch support,
shaped to fit the sole Of the foot with Z
flexible cloth ankle brace adapted to
lace up in front and having vertical
pockets arranged in either side to OK
tcEd above ard below the enlarged