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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
CHURCHES

First Presbyterian church corner
Fourth avenue aud spring street
Rev 81 A Matthews y ID. pastor
Morning service a. II o'clock sub
ieeI Religion ut the Bar of ltss-
son At 80 o. M subject That
Inevitable and Awful Meet.uE
Westminster Presbyterian church
Hey J II Wilson. pastor At II
"a m. subject. God Must Search
ManH Hearts aud Lead Them
Alright" At 75V p. m. subject
Commercial Honesty and "a tie
FIFul az Religion Df Wilson HIll
speak az 2 q ~ ut Reuign iiil club
HOUSE. using "a atere0utlsun
North baptist church. cor Third
avenue and Cedar Rev Geo. Rob
sft Cairns. pastor Al II "a M. sub.
sect 'FuithfaineHa and re Reward 3"
Al s0 . m subject Jealousy. af
tic Green Eyed Monster being the
third lu the series of Sunday night
tHiEa 90 young men Sunday school
81 3 A. q. ~ Young Peoples HefF-
Zee att .I5 q m Queen Anne Hleh-
ian1 Mission school ~ 90 D an
Preaching ~ the mission on Tues
daY evenings az D. NJ. Boys club
"Wednesday evening a. s o'clock
First Methodist Protestant church.
Third avenue and Pine street REV
= T. Heksile. pastor Sabbath
school az 80 m Preaching n
II a. m.. subject. Nieatluua Suffer-
lHs At q. no. subject God s.
Eject" ChriatIon isuHeaVur service
At q. as 70. m.
Wesley II q church South seat
tie Rev u.Hy Ward pastor At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

The zebra ON fresh dourhrau
gnawa. FL
And thinks the holes IN tben OFF e
quaint. u
Its hide ia fun with striped bceaGe
II would not wait to use mora nafai
GEE. THESE ARE FIERCEfs
THEY are from our exchange
bat We are friendly To them. and
will omit the names
NevcrtrY "a part man and wife -
That's right. lct them fight If
out
Well see you've been invest
iuE iu an electric fan
oh. yes | thought ID blow my
self"
There's certainly nothing at
traetivc In poverty"
oh. don't know There's a "
In IT,"
Don't you think golf is hard on
the legs"
You bet My wife pulled my lee
for a new gulfiug outfit yesterday
Mrs Heupeck Every body saya
the baby la like mo-"
Mr lienpeck N0uaensei Il
hasn't said a word yet
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

- social applications. ua they eaHs
HHf r#aHH fHH ataraHaH portion - fne
ear There - HUIH one Say fu HHHH
deafness ans that la - constitutional
remedies. fseHfutne - caused 81 an
tHfiHmHH aaHHlfiuu ~ thH mucous
HHiur iu fHH HaHfHrhtaa Iuhr IS HHH
fhla fuHr f. iafnmHf Won have 4
faHhIIHr HHHHH 90 IHHE#HftEf NFHFzHH.
HHd uhrH Be- b entirely CLOSED. Def
HHas ir thH HeaHIt HHd auieaa the fn#
fIammnfLau cen hs fakHH auf ara Ehla
HHHH restored fH lfH HHHfHHl condition.
HHHHIHr HfII - aFHfraHeH forever =
HHHHH HHf - Zen Hfe caused 80 =
faffh uulHH n HHfhiHE HHf 90 infIam4
- HHuditiHH - fhf mucous alrfaFHa
We HfH size Nnr 81 auarrd Dollars
faf ans rHaH - Deafness fEHuHfd hH
EAfafFtf hat cannot 81 cured ~
HHaHH rafaHHH cure Send Tor eIfa
EaIHfa free T. j. CHENEY a co
Toledo. %
sid - uHHariHfa. szH
HakH Hats PANTY Iaia fur eua-
HfIra Ilun
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riIE GnIplRoN OMAN.

The fpo,baIl Kuy is nov al larFe
again
With padded pants and nncomhed
savage name.
lie strides along defafmci uIth
rubber nnHr.
While damssla fair fail aNouuinr in
h.s train
dethinks tie strange hov BE- doth
fayura yin
iiy tnrkliuE % By puuting At tie
akln.
Where BE- hts beauty or bis charm
enhanced
when BE- aatb dauy set bis aee
pushed ia
Tumorrpw he shall rraes an iron
cot
That's iu a white washed Wafd a.
llkp aH not
Doth it invest the guy alth puighH
tude
That ropt and hard # last he HI
has got
For but a fieefinE season BE- b. here
And then In thousand Threats dIes
ont the cheer.
And all f1rErt that he has bneked
the Hnat
Where are the football guys ~ yes
tcryeafz
IL. NATURAL. UfaTOuy
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rn1 VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Fse peapls knexx ftoys Useful II IL
~ Preserving tfsaith and
0sautF.

Nearly every body knows that
charcoal ia the safest and most Fl.
hriFnt dislufsetani and purifier In
nature bat fee realize ita value
Hhcn taken Into the human system
inr The same cleansing purpose
Charcoal lH a remedy that the
more fau take # II the better. IL ia
not e druE NJ alt but simply OBJ.
f1rha The Eases and impurities al
ways present in the stomach and
inieatinea and carries them ont %
the system.
Charcoal HWeetena the breath an
~ smoking. drluElng or after cat.
INK onions and other odoruua vere.
tables
Charcoal offeetHally clears and
Improves the complexion. ~ hItsna
The teeth aud further acts az nat
ural and emiueutiY safe rathartIc.
10 abaorha the injurious gases
which collect In the stomach and
bowels II disiufe6ta the mouth and
throat from the poison Of caiarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal In one
form ~ another. but probably best
charcoal and the most far the
money "a In Sfunrta Charcoal Tor
euFea they are composed - the
finest powdered willow charcoal
and other harmless autiaeptloa i'm
tablet form or rather in the form
~ large. pleasant tasting lazenres
the charcoal being mixed with
honey.
The daily use ~ those Ioxenrra
will soon tell In much improved
condition ~ the general health. bet
ter complexion. sweeter breath and
puror blood. aud the beauty ~ ID Ia.
that no possible harm can result
from their continued use. but ON the
contrary. great benefit
a Buffalo physician In speaking
Of the benefits Of charcoal saws.
- advise Stuart'a Charcoal Lor-
enEcs to oil patients suffering from
gas in stomach aud bowels. and 10
clear the complexion and purify the
breath. mouth and throat. I also
believe the liver la greatly benefit
ed BY the daily use % them. they
cost but twenty-five cents n box nj
drug stores. and although IN some
sense q patent preparation. vet I
believe ] get more and better char
coal In StuartH Charcoal Lazongos
than In any Of The ordinary char
coal tablets"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
4 WORD TO SEATTLE PARENTS

There Is lssson r every other aud cyer tathcr
the shocking incident thar to being tragedy In more
ways than yesterday IN Southeast Seattle
story little boys. Who should yet be
the world since
dcpraved clerk powerful drug
administered utde sr by the
dealns them. parent seattle
afford to ignore
DRUG clerk gave children explained
is effects himself bat youth Of IS and there alarm Cor all
peerslon Thought and
deed be laid the Of Who should by all shu be
just entering The wider experiences Of ufo.
While voald say that such yIeonsucss Of
Seattle youth very
unspeakahie hlus could happen In midst indicative Of
dangerous guarded against carefully
the Of city aud u
the clean minded citizenship OF the rising soad
and decent Instinct
thug any mother could allow
Incident lightly
little without bsns made wahnl cleanliness Of
their ehndreus minds be dened awake the mos,
sacred duties OF parenhood
Cleanliness uhoeso living proper ap
probation every faculty
should natn minds Of children
ton depends the failure parents
strongly neuea6 these things and
girls whom they sending the world
ent parts Of the social and political whole.
syen pesa opinion
the majority mothers and fathers earnestly oetoa Tor
DO parents
keep pure
to develop them those things Which for good enhp
growth q better
FATHERS and mothers keep their children
free evil Keep them clean
pure
this that father every mother
should their little
guard questionable
Keep careful upon the
aetfugy
their tastes for reading Into eaoue channels
duty privilege up child training
citizenship duty privilege should be taken
lightly a responsibility fathers
city upon shoulders
spousbny the accounting Of should
pleasure pride Ne those
repouabni,y wanting
Godgven fathshood and motherhood bat also the
duty every necessary
human IN check
Fathers
they srde8 peruIciou
keep with old Mother until their
expanding neons babyhood
thoughts meeting
with frank sommon and striving earnestly and with wide
open appeal
than the call o beyond threshold
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Roman Catholic mss,ina.

~ Mays Parish Rev ~ Meta
church rornDr = Iwsniiefh avsuus
ard Jackson street Eafig mass ard
sermon frhiidfsH.H manai. 40 m
SUNDAY 80 o. m lHsuuction
end bsnediction. - p "a
Church n oar LADY % Gaaa Help
THIRD aVsnus aad Washington street
Sunday. low masses a. ~ and s
O. M high mess f. Dr. a. m Sunday
school o. IN FeHprra. - O. m
Week days. mHHa m
Sacred Heart church Hsv Geo 4
ma A. 9 n. M and a D.. ioH
msHa. I'D g. N. YsnprrH sermon and
heusdiHfiun
Church % The Immaculate raurrp.
ton REV A Hweefn A. - and 81
a. m low maze laz1 q. m. hiEh mas
and sermon, - >. M rosary en-
benedittlaH.
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nes-womEn-cslLoREs.

NeaN htaherA kHfsa ' qfHsef.
III sou have "a IaHH O. aul ache In
fhe back II iH INN #Haksbis eri.
aHnee ~ kidney fIaHHIe u ia
warning - feIl 500 trouble is ahesf
aHiara yHH remedy fHa ure imms-
alafrlr
Lame beck 81 0niF ore Hymrton n
Kidney trouble 0fHar rymutesns
ere being obliged - raas Waisf
often during tha day md 90 80 up
many Times during the night. IN.
abHfY 90 hold yuHr HHIHa. Tmaftlng
~ irritation passing hIi. k-daaf u
sediment I'd fhe urine HHfHrrh - he
Bladder. Hfle nr'd eaHHfHnt Lad.
aeha. dizziness. SLEEP HHsrerH. new
business ifreEuinr heart haafine
rhaufu atlaH. hloafiHH ifrImhillfy.
nlfuout feeling. lack ~ ambitl0a
ard sailnW complexion.
Toaref'a Parsley Kidney pills are
proving = Dc the mHHf wonderful
cure eVef gotten out for weak and
diseased Kidneys
British phaFmncal Co. Milwaukee.
VIE. distributors
price 90 cents box
F0r rnie by KENNEDY DRUG
CO. FIRST AVENUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

~ a. M. subject "ChrIafiau Fldo
ity" At 100 D M subject Your
Double Special music for even
ine
81 Marka church Madison md
broadway Rev J. J.. n LlWyt.
rector A. li a. M. topic. Lessons
from the life of Elijah At 100
D m topic. The Sew Heaven md
The New Earth Sunday school ~
. 10 d. M.
German Evangelical Lutheran
Tluu.H church. corner Terry aud
stewart Rev + Kuoppa. pastor
Sunday school NJ $50 a m Preach
Ink NJ 10 800 e. NJ N1 evening .rfF
ices at present Instruction 81 can
dldHtea for confirmation 8H 8Btuf
day ~ 2 D. M
rifHf Unitarian. Seventh avenue
aud Pike street REV v y Sim
onda. pastor At ~ o. IA subject
Great without Fame and Rich
without Money benedict aHlnoza
Sunday school n 10 3. m Glass in
Religious science "a 1915
Tho Peoples Mission. zsis West
cru avenue Sunday school nt z p
"a Efangcliafle service a. 5 o. 90
Rev Maurice o Murphy Hill preach
un tha subject Of Charity
Hazel Mission. 81 BlKth aveuue
south Rev n q Hornaehuck u
% viii preach Sunday afternoon NJ
2 % Services every evening In the
hall Will De- conducted BY Evangelist
Burns and bis corps Of workers
Sabbath school a. $50 A. IA
Home II the Frieadlesa 10la Wood
lawn avenue. Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
ny CYNTHIA GREY
IhaIIaAI


The success Of the man depends
largely Of course not entirely upon
the habits of childhood This ln.
cludea both mental and physical
habits. though physical habits ua
distinguished from mental habits
are physical iu result only
An important fact which many
parents forget D. that Tor child To-
be sloppy Ia his personal habits
means that he ia a sloppy thinker
n ho Is dlaordeflY the condition ia
mental though the effects are Ho
apparently physical THE THING
no uE AVOIDED ~ THE MEN
tai TRAINING OF YOUNG
CHILDREN Us THE FORMATION
or A CARELESS METHOD or
THINKING
Thought 90 "a Ereat power. but tho
thought must De- orderly The man.
who waa taught a. a child To think
ln Fragments. finds himself very
Ike machine Of many parts which
have never been fitted together.
n Is possible for che child 70 Dee
taught 60 think In form aud not ln
patches Tho parent who accom-
riiahea this does more fof the child
mentally than can br accomplished
in a dozen other ways 4 parent
may believe that because child
can commit long piccc ~ poetry
that he ia being trained mentally.
This II not true
THE ONLY TRUE MENTAL
TRAINING LIES ~ TEACHING
THE CHILD To THINK
The schools aud hiudafgafirns
are full ~ children Who have never
learned Ia thiuE This Is not nll
either The world iH fuli Of men
and women who have never been
taught - think That ia the reason
so many of ua are mediocre instead
az powerful In concentration ~
thought there la power
Tn think with effect means 90 he
POI lost In the thought uppafmuri in
che MAD as tu be ahiIyIuua o. shat
Q. being done about one That's Dr.
ths Lind uf Thought that makes
great leaders great feformefa. great
writer's
To teach "a child 90 thiuk plan
always e. have ai home each day a
silent hour At this time no one
speaks Tho whole family IL per.
mittfd 10 enjoy a period ~ unin.
trruuled thought So one inter
fuutH the thought ~ any other
Further. the rhildH thought can be
suggested Perhaps beautiful
uuasf h visible from The window
Call the little ones attention 10 u
ana then irt him took At 81 IN
silence Or his mind maT &c en-
Outraged 90 dwell upon a picture a
person a drive or picnic
AftaHaafd after the time %
thought. question him about H. Let
him tell how lt looked. what we're
The ealafs aud shat % ali means 20
him
The child Is thus taught 70 aee
thruufh hih ou1a EYES. The reason
Why un have 80 many little ma
chimes running shout our knees ia
Lrrauae we teach children 60 aee
through grown up eyes and 70 hear
through zrouu uu ears IhsF must
D. taught o. hear see and think
Tor themselves II thry are - take
Hu active part lu the world Is work.
end the earlier thef are taught The
r11usf uIll thsY hsrfu their work
To entertain a fhiid constantly f.
Oh deprive bin - the riFht - think
1T him alone teach him 81 play
IY himself. t viii awaken BITS
Imagination aud make him original
ONE TOY At 4 TIME Is NEN-
TALLY HETTEH THAN TWO
TIE ONENESS or THINGS IN
COrRAgEs THE RIGHT KIND oF
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~ STAR DUST

The following poem la respectful
ly submitted Co the kind gunzldera-
ti1u of n Writ Steele the local
charity trust promoter
CHARITY.
be did not pay big salaries To in
Keatisntc the poor.
That's Nhy BITS iIrht above the rest
shines Ike kohluoor-
Remembering ia simplicity iuat
what the Master said.
Hg simply found the hungry. and
he simply save them bread
lle did not help "a raise the nllp uf
Erauitr ~ much priced
3D. thusa Who think that Charity'a
SIN mot organized
And Whg a man va starving didn't
much disturb hla head
ic simply found the hungry aud
he simply save them bread
iie dld ut pour more gall ca Want
With myriad uueatiouluEa.
or hire other folks "a do such quea-
tIuuahlr things
But ere che amlshea mortals here
wee altogether dead
lic simply found the HUNGRY and
he simply save them bread
Al. sci the experts cal bis
course 'unseientinr. quite
Ana STAGE iheY built this science
up. % course. they mual be
fiEht.
fwuuid hurt thsm should his no.
tiuns--or Chuara too freely
spread
ie simply found the hungry and
he simply save a em brad
Brooklyn Eagle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
NAUGHTY. NAUGHTY

Nine Rumar says there va s8me
strange daluKa in our town cue
uiKht last week b. several - our
young matfuua Now tt b. aiwaFa
vel 90 remember that sails have
ears. and their Eait on the street
betrayed them a. It as anything
bat manly not notwithstanding the b
fureated garments W o.. Cor
Wet Manchester. q Tribune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
No More Dread OF
The Dental Chair

Teeth extracted and filled ahso.
lutsly without pain b. cur late seien-
tifie methods. No sleep produeins
agents or cocaine. These are the
only dental parlors IN Seattle thst
have the patent appliances ard in.
gradients 70 extract. fiIi ard apply
gold crowns and porcelain crowns,
unasteetahie from natural teeth. and
warranted fer 10 years, vsithous the
least particle % pain. Gold crowns
and teeth without plates, gold fii.
inas ard all ether dental work dene
painiessly and b. specialists.
Geld crowns. s.; full set teeth, IS;
bridge work. S.; geld filling, s upi
silver filings, SOC.
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The Training of The Child


THINKING
Wo need original men and 40
men What good a. the world BE-
the man Or woman Wha does -.
aftly what everyone else hua done
faf n century COZ maHef LET tie
child think. encourage him. teach
him 90 think ABOUT ONE THlsG
At A TIME AND ALL ABOUT
THAT ONE THING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

t0 tute rheumatism. asthma. ca
tarrh. stomach. kidney. liver. fe-
male weakness and all private dis
eaHea Call aud Gee this wonderful
Chinese medicine. Have a talk with
He We before giving up yonr case
a. hopeless. Consultation FREE.
2l0is WASHINGTON STREET.
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
ENFORCING THE LAW

The that rule city affairs much evidence
rolne any
placed n stories Published IN morning
published
and be French evening.
caneys VIII Of business
are promised they trivial char
necessary 10 men
them here.
relation suppression
thing Nobody Delaney
lottery resume bust
issued that a1e-he eact by
made Ia china
nen Be- exposed
Following the announcement me chief
wrong powers that be
hefalsd 70 the public that the Chinese
Now, Just for Information This
Delaney his a Readers
sfSGEfs- CATARIdI Will RUN YOUR VOICE. WE CAN
CURE YOU EXAMINATION FREE
DIR FRANK T. PRATT. nd
SEATTLE EYE EAR. NOSE AND THROAT NFIRMARY.
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n. any evening. your COR % Tn.
star hHH not nrftkes az g % o clock
tslsF hone Sunset. Main lea. or In
dependent isEt Huy time bstWeen
6 70 and oo--and = copy wlfi BE sent
Tou ct once. ~ special ruassHu4er.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
!SE!I.EE!7E7To
~CUTLERY
EVERY BLADE WARRANTED
ODE


% ~ Investigation % the claims 80
make ~ cur Pianos viii be 20 esn-
vince you that you saxe noneY b.
hur. ~ -. " yea by . peer
Piano aimply because a 10 cheap.
You will never be pleased with 4.
and poor Piano 10 aesr. snyhoss.
II you b. ere 81 or Planes. aay
= kimbaH. Hebsrt NJ. Cable. peass
81 D. 5. Johnston Co. Yau will pay
bit little uure than is asked for peer
Planes 81 Nc nausieai value. ard fau
ssill Get = Piano which siil last
lie time. We have several hns bar
gains in slightly used Pianos which
q may pay guu 70 inspect Il you are
licking for = snap.
o. course You have seer Or heard
81 the wonderful "sInplsx Piano
player" bet Il you haze not had an
aaportunitf e examine carefully
the many excellent points % thts
particular Player yss shall be pleased
= have yea step IN any time and let
- explain them 20 yeu. We have
several that have been used fer
time IN various ways that ses will
eel for from 500 Up. the regular
price nov being $3.50.
n g Holm CrnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Antoine be me ceuauit.
tie aaF ms feet net males.
Errf him slap Result
tle makes NtE me Hamf dates
/ choose fe twurd aha,
: Eref eef petit twist
Eel 6ea II laugh Ia la.
I scratch hram on e. wrist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
Ne Wo Chinese Medicine Co

Cure al chronic
diseases % men
and women with
out opurA alton
Cured b power
ful Chinese roots
herbs harks. buds
and VnKn tables
These wonderful
q incEe remedies
have cured hun
drcds Of caHes
that have been
given up 20 die
We GUARANTEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Dora huuaaWofk make women
ugly asks = New York newspaper
that could not recognize the fifht
answer 10 II got d.
AZ fuf ourselves. Ne don't knaa
hut IL mnkez the ttanaa beautiful
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{ D 81 ETH
as.syjs;!I'!!ssIS;'!gl

Known the world over. are the oniy
dentists N Seattle having the iats
botanical DISCOVERY 20 apply 70
the gums for EXTRACTING. I'LL
fNg and CROWNTNG TEETH
WITHOUT PAIN. and guarauteef
for TEN YEARS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

fah f1r him -l.oonsY Greek Cot
5eaua,heo. Tenn. News.
Tho crarevIteh bias been taken -
see the baltic fleet Il was like
showing an ordinary baby a shoot
Ing star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Some one comes forward e. analn
suggest emancipation from the
lunch habit We would rot mind
the lunch habit. II Nt could only b.
eman6ipafed from paying e. the
lunch
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WALKEn ID NEr0RT IT-

quite n few ~ our girls wnlked
% iaudfaif saturday evening and
report "a good time pufbln Cor C
Ina ID. Democrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

and he Cor his opinion that whoever could make Two
blades spot ei uround
where oa before would deserve better o. mankind and
country whole Of
politicians pot teasthsr"-Jonathau swift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

An exchange says that a young
man declined a. be kissed on the
New York pier W presume that
be would not have objected had any
ether portion 81 his anatomy been
suggested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

PAINLESS METHODS. low
PRICES AID GOOD WORK DONE
~ SPECIALIST 81 each derarf.
meut No STUDENTS tn the Of
fee All work done nATNIEsSI.Y
By SPECIALISTS 81 long years ~.
neHienCe. Give US q call. AID you
VII find We DO just As We adref-
ffHe.
BROWNS DENTAL PARLoRS
ia First Avenue.
TarinrH l. 2 3. q, 6. E Eulon Block
First door south of MacDouRail a
Eoufhmlak
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~ NATURAL HISTORY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-30

turkeys. On his return Mr.. Hendrix
found his household in great excite
ment, the women having locked them
selves up in the garrett.
The old gobbler. they said, had sud
denly gone crazy, and the whole flock
followed suit. They gobbled, fought,
tore around the yard and then. one
by one. fell dead. If Mr.. Hendrix
didn't believe it he could look out in
the back yard. There, lying where
they had fallen in all sorts of help
less positions, were the turkeys. all
stiffened out. The farmer examined
them and finding no trace of injury,
decided they had been poisoned.
Hendrix, with heavy heart, worked
for an hour digging trench deep
enough to hold 81 fat turkeys. He
tossed a few of them in. then reached
for the gobbler, when that old fellow
opened one eye. winEed at him, then
went TO sleep again. Investigation
showed every turkey was blind drunk.
Later they all recovered, but were in
danger of bursting from drinking too
much water in SOLDERING off.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-30
When a Man shaves Himself

Il can tell in a minute simply by look
ing at a man whether he shaVes himself
or is shaved by a barber, " saio the WELD
er of the razor and brush. mo II isn't
a question of cleanliness. nor vet a
question of hacking the face. There is
no reason why a man who is accustomed
to shaving himself shouldn't make as
clean a job of il as the average barber.
And yet | can spot him every time. See
that little lock of hair that grows down
the side of the face just in front of the
ear? Well. when a man Is shaved by
barber those two locks don't vary in
length more than sixteenth of an inch.
The man who shaves himself, on the
other hand, is invariably lopsided. He
always beings to shave higher up on the
left side of the face than on the right
side, as consequence of which one side
of the face looks longer than the other.
No, l don't know that can explain this
phenomenon. l only know that the
condition exists. "-Philadelphia Rec
ord.