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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
CAUSE OF W. F. SANDS'S WITHDRAWAL.
Papers of COrean Emperor's Adviser Missing
After a Dinner Party.

London. Feb. 22.-According to tho NagasaRi cor
respondent OF The Daily Telegraph" while Will
lam F. Sands. the Emperor Of Corea's adviser was
entertaining officers OF the French cruiser Pascal
and number OF other friends at dinner in his off,
Cal quarters at Seoul. geographical statisti-
cal and military maps and papers were stolen This
caused great scandal and forced MIR. sands's
withdrawal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

AIr. Sands was appointed United States Secretary
Of Legation at Seoul In President McKinley's first
administration. II 1889 he became adviser to the
Corean government, succeeding two other Artlri-
cans. Early I'm 1890 tho announcement OF MIR
sands's resignation received In Washington
but the reason for his withdrawal was NOT then
made pllblic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
ALBANIAN REVOLT ENDS.
ShemSi Pacha Sends WOrd of Re
beliOR'S Suppression.

Constantlnople. Feb. H.-Shemsl Pacha has tele-
Eraphed the Porte that order has been restored IN
North Albania. and that the AIbanians dis
pcrsinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
TURKEY NOT MODIFYING FORCES.
Embassy at Paris Issues Denial Of Reported
Military Preparations.

Paris. Feb. 21.-The Turkish Embassy Is
authorized to state categoricaIly that tho Otto
man government has not given any orders for
the mobilization Of troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
FRENCH TROOPS SAIL FOR ToNoUIN

Marsenles. Feb. 2l.-The French steamship
Salazie sailed from here to-day. carrying troops
and supplies 10 Tonquin Indo-China. The gov
eminent has also chartered the French steam
ship Adour for the same purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
To Cur, a Cold In One Day

TAX. Laxative Brono ouinine Tablets AN Ssovs's
refund the money n Il fails 70 cure. l. v"
signature 70 each box -9e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-20

the stage a wise thing for a woman.
the interviewer generally expects TO
have a colossal bunch Of diEeour-
agemeuts for all aspiring maldeuR
handed out to him. Isabel Ifving
goes on record differently She met
the question fairly and did not
hedge.
Yes" said she. to any earnest
woman cannot answer more
strongly IN the affirmative than to
say that my younger sister IL a
member Of my company. Yes. the
stage offers very great rewards for
woman. But ONE MUST PAY THE
PRICE"
And leaning forward the artistic
poised both dainty white hands as
II IN count off on her fingers tho
items that 60 20 make the price.
But at the third count she leaned
back In her chair and generalized.
There are so many prices TO
pay" she said. and the debt So
never Cancelled. There is always
some new sacrifice 10 make. some
new thing 20 give up. One cannot
serve God and Mammon. Art IL
the one beautiful thing In the world.
and the most difficult 20 master.
One must 20 20 the pursuit OF Il
with seriousness. with a dcvout
mind. a clear brain. and a heart set
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I 10 the purpose. One must work mn.
lBWerFluKiy and without eessinS
The ueedful thing Tor a xIrI VIM
goes upon the stage Ia. first Of An
education The day IL passed when
glib facility Tor mimlcry and an
attractive personality can win laes.
Ing success. Success IL now found
ed on deeper merit Ignorance ana
{ friVoiity are absolute bafs. Cul-
tufe. study. education aud work
these are the things that are re-
qulred. And one must. first Of ali.
know the English Language. The
beauties Of our language are too
little appreciated Girls who can.
not express themselves Ia a singls
sentence without roaorting 10 slang.
have much 10 weed out before they
can get beyond the portals Of the
stage True refinement Of thought
aud word and deed In ones own
personality ig essential to success
ia art"
This and much more the charm
ing actress said. with the cslmnsus
aud conviction Of one who knows
whereof she speaks. but the eternal
feminine came out al last with a
CLEAN OF pearly teeth and smile at
her own little flight into the world
OF trifles.
And you can say for me. about
those hoOp-skirts. said she. Il DO
hope the fashion makers aren't go
Ing 10 make us wear them. someons
tells me the costumes OF The
Crisis" have set that same old
threat IN motion again How very
absurd Il would be. and Miss lrv-
ing let out a little Eilyery ripple %
laughter. TO put uE back into hoop
skirts ] certainly hope American
women will not be 50 foolish as 70
wear those old fashioned things
again They are not pretty. they
are not graceful. and they stand In
the vay Of everything that Is either
pretty or graceful have worn
them every night in The Crisis
for over two years. and / DO not like
them. They are quaint and pretty
on the stage. but for everyday life
they are quite impossible. No no
man who wants 10 five an active.
useful. normal life. can ever wear
hoop-skirta and do Il. You can GER
tainly pat me on record against
crinollne and hoops!"
The Ions. graceful folds Of Miss
Isabel Irviug's pretty morning gown
trailed about her az she condemned
the costume which she wears 20
daintiiy on the boards. and she
bowed The Star reporter out into
the cold, cruel world in a haze Of
impressions running the scale tom
serious art to feminine artlesEnez-
Miss Irving mixes them charmingiy.
--~-----lss-s----=
Stylish Clothes. Herald. i5ss ID zee
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ISABEL IRVING TAKES
HER ART SERIOUSLY
SHE SAYS THE STAGE is A NOBLE PROFESSION
BUT THOSE WHO WOULD SUCCEED MUST PAY
THE PRICE

Miss Isabel Irving. whose en-
gagement In The Crisis" opened a
Third Avenue last night. takes her
art seriously. She has no patlsnee
with the more frivolous side of the
hlhtrionic profession.
She came forward 20 meet tho
Star Man al the Lincoln this morn
ing With a soft frou-frou Of dainty
skirts and a whole world of earn
catness In her big. calm eyes. Miss
lrYing knows how 70 be inter
viewed. She answers questions
straight from the shoulder and
gives the impression that she knows
what she IN talking about She
speaks with the certainty Of one
who does much thinking
when an interviewer asks an
actress whether she thinks life on
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ci.irvey.r,

pAfMIsrRY PROP WAi.t-Acr ths
w8Fifs greatest palmis' and clair.
NaYaHL MAY b. consulted daily Or
al Affafra % ilfu Pref Wallace 3
yafE II entirely different from Other
mediums amd self styled ClAirFof
att No datarued rooms - cab
ret bat everything done IA The
broad open iHhf u sober ssuhs tAua
you in possession - yours Tie pt.st
lively refuses 90 accept Zee IN 40
vance for readings or spsFlaA Nufh
until he ~ through. Rfa not Then ~
yau are not payfrf "a satisfied. hls
Information ard adNtce on marriage
aIN orces- HepAfa upus. hive ard fafu
- affairs business tFansartians
lawsuits. etc. are accurate aha
truthful hs Fuunitss the separated
settles lovers unnfrsis. causes spsshf
MARRIAGE locates hidden treasure
advises You as e. whether % not aua
viii be sureenaful r. mining ~ y
business tfe luasH int0 your hand
aud tells you shat ais yea ana
afteailfnsa by Eood advice FiKsp 4uA
hack Yvur lost nerve And energy
No matter shat tguuhis yea MAJ
have. call auH he ell help sea
SPECIAL
For seven fays sifi make fun lifs
rFzfinEH fuF oue-fouffh regular price
raimiffFy taught office hoHfu 9
~ 20 y o.. Home All dHF sunday
fafinss IN Hotel Nrndumr. Fifss ave
NE fbetvesn Union and Unlvsfsits
strsstsl.
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TELLS what your wirh T. ard hos
Yuu can Enin yuuf wish hunnrahlN
al without Fuu aattHg one wura. %
ysuF dollar back fslVes names. tells
what unFtten. psrpirrra hunnBH SOS
nov ard how ~ viii sua 30 xian 81
house. closed Sundays Ladies unlt
zelda Blair
rHuF. asyah. gifted eiairvoYant card
reader. scientific PIANIST tiae Fourth
nrmr Ffkr Headings &c.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. v. Mullen. sci Ballard ave. epA
elts HALL
Fremont prus Co. Ewing street
sra Fremont avenue.
w. A. Mansfisld q Co. prusslst.
rad and Jaeksea
Graham. Home Bakery. 27cs LET
avenue.
c N Lehndrotf. cigar store. sieh
eeoend
Thoa Harris. at Pestefles. Rsnten
Littls's Pharmsey. lat ave. north
snd Harrison street J. n. Lits's.
Proprietor.
Carltea & Co. DRUGGIST, Ger. STR
%. and Pse. street. South Seattle
p. A Moore. Postsfflss. &c. Paris
University prvs Store. oniVsrsle
Station.
Howell 8. Pharmacy. io2t H0~sll
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. CLARK. pre-.
erieter, eocs e. Madison.
Celumbis Drug Store, W. J. Stud.
sy, pror- Columbia. Wash
Broadway Phsrmsoy. p. q. Fisher.
prop. 6ts Broadway and Jamsa
Quaker Drug Co. 1918 lat ave
lesry's Pharmacy. 235 N. Bread
~syf shons. Union o.
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Real g.,st.-cou,lnusd

ItDreEs lats. stores aud farms Tor
sale rent OF exchange
VA a. HIFNENhi
Rooms II and ~ iialivf Block
LOTH Three Queen Anne hll, view
Of sound tssl takes all three. terms.
half cash
Lot 0xiao cleared and fenced. 2 hlhs
from car taQ. rare chance
Itause-t rooms. 18th and Jackson;
81 100. terms AL improvements ia
s and paid. cement sidewalk
HOUSES rooms large let tGos
HOUSE, rooms lot Mxiaa. swell house
q 90. nuua as cheap
afNuER ui-giz BAILEY BLDG.
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Notice to Subscribers

II, any evening. your copy Of Ths
star has not arrived at coo O'clock
telephone-aunset. Main ioso. or IN
dependent i.sS. any time bsiweea
6 % and 7.eo-and a copy viii be sent
you at once. BY special mcsEengsr.
-=a=-7-
Every one guaranteed, special for
Saturday. zoe per doz Crescent
Creamery Co, ZIG LIST ave. "
Stylish Clothes. Herald. iSSa "a :"
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pramatla School

UgAA Dramatic apd OLefaue school,
Dlfsotlon % korthueatsrn ThsatfleeI
AaHoota lion Hurins term umtnsHosa
April 4 Diploma aldtl ~.
sassnanta guaranteed 9radyates AZ
ins'" 2anolns' bssqrip!ivs eaiaioSs.
nailed free. Frank q. EFau- pm
oipai. John cort manager. Isis
phone blue 90.
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p.r.onsls-contlnusd

| COMRADES Late ruling ~ Commits
sterling, az Arcade building.
front elevator, fourth floor. pen
rinn attorney
LADIES go 90 the Beehive Millinery.
fqss First ave. - per cent reduction
oH Easter Millinery for Two days
only. Cali and be convinced.
VITAE oRE, nAtvr,'s greatest rem.
say. ans all Y o prepsfatioas
street rel. i'd. n sss
MASSAGE. vapor and Tuh nsths
u6M Third ave. Plat G. Phone one
MAY Toner
nrTORE paying fancy price, Ter uAit
seods uhy net Wait The San ffans
clsco Iialr Store. it1i FIRST avenue.
LACK CURTAINS and shif, Waist.
neatly done up. Fhons. bunzet
niaeE Ttta
COPPER. Granite and Tinwurs neatly
faeudrd work delivered Cali or
phone X iTta " NhltznHns
Mis- Il A. ROSS trance medium. tzi9
Fifst ave Phone. 0rssn iosl.
nfss SMITH. vApor. sulphur and Al.
cohul pathn. ne signs ef lat t0otn
Massage
s~~ss-----ees-==~e--a-s-- =s-=sz7-7-f7
EDNA BROWNING. Aasaaxy. Vapoi
Baths iknts la ave. and Pine The
IafEa House
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y, G. FLOYD q Co,
nj fNecoud floor Collins block. roFnrf
Second aaf James
We loan money on Watches Diamonds
and 1sssirY. Al business strictly con
ftdsAtiGi Private rooms foe elisntH
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A pAnaAtS-sS2B.
beautiful lot on Queen Anne I'M
finest sios This iH certainly a bar
Il Ja3 Me. .room costsss. with easy
terms With fuil \ aere 81 sround. a
beautiful home on car iinr
sfEWAHr. STEWART A CO.
Room " linton Block
AWFUL CHEAP. soinE East. new ..
story house, large tract lend alsa
100 cords wood only TN tsrms "a
s sssasl H s~ Pc ' sfties asrasS sts,.sa S
few minutes ride Nruton ear and
oceid~stai aud realsr.
A FINE BAnuAIs.
$50 for aofea - fine lard one mile
from car and a. minutes ride 20 tho
city. this Il fine lard and % the b~at
buy between Seattle and Rsntun
junction tloo cash. balance one. two
a. al IL 9gYsaiSfs a. Pioneer nlas
frnTY MAN rift STATE TSi.
E y p ~. - = *, Ss NTefslf. ifi6Sa.s
DISTRICTS In the city lot. from
100 10 80 Cottages and houses
from 80 g r-e"a g Reeves ~
1ss@
STOP PAYISG RENT
nuy a ue~. t-toan cottage at puqiap
minutes Naik from = car ligs
lot sgx lssa. feet. ssss1lsHt so!i 90
sass- 80 pei month LOOK luie tins
C'f.AMHFf 81 DUNLAP.
- tniau bioch
FINE lots on Magnolia uiuff unoh-
strtseted viHN - tiaN and Gttf ~
smoke the cemins Fesideers CO
triat % Seattle. ctnaa to business
ccutsf. $40 per Jos.
a n NEWELL iis Marion Ct
cEEAr-o9ssqi house ,,,, lsfs' az. g.s, Z
terms. t.s down ans h per Honlh.
o. eofds - GOOD tree come teday
gfsiss on Ereapd. s. fare On wash
RSAP- WEST SEATTLE
This must - sold ~ once. A rom
house. hath. tirw graded strgsF;
best part q city 40. Terms Iniv
" I Campbell opp. Fs1y. " ssa,,Is
FIVE so-foot lots on Esth avsnse
south five blocks from car ~
each. - cash. balance SO pei Faonfh
Farty.faoi lpt on AlDhs. hgtwecn EtM
and asth streets t2os. This Il 10
baiaw other lots IN same locality. d
A q NEWELL iis Marion ..
pANcH ron sAIE
KitsAp county. 70 acres. u.gos i'm
pros sfnrnta worth mote. I'd Me
ouiilisns. Tracytou Nash.
q AcRER house And barn. IN kitsap
county. near sEdusYs Pert Orchards
Ec Inquire @ wsrsit az an sv.
uI-FtSE Dot. sxiio near Madison.
Johnson. ios broadway. Main &C
For sais-ftousss ard Lots
s----------~--------s--
3. sas- FOR aAr.E-iis- story riH-ruom
modern house ZINE view % Sound
and mountains Located on eth ave
west. Queen Anne tiiil. =" cash
Balance ~ per month, owner nc
gth AZ. vest
ron SALE pine residencs. only q. 80
4 Co. di-el7 Ssw York block
FOR sALE-a-faou house and fufni-
ture. bargain. ut End ave weei.
between John aud Thomas. ca the
I'm
,Go-Ifouss s rooms. So down and tis
tkN=b- KOOMED house. - cash. as
month Phones Main 49,. Red
Real Estate Wanted
--~~~~~----------=,~~ @-,--s~-~z---e~~s=--~--~
HEAI ESTATE WANTED
Have three customers who wish tive
&C. sCHt'is room houses. with gntd lots
g. MactHfn street. Hsntan hiii north
- stfftfton street. Capitol hill West
GUscH Anne or North Broadway dis
tfirts price. too 70 g. 80. With
H'nnli payment down and bstlatscs
monthly
Another customer wants n 81 90 flat
property On good nstghtgrh1od. with
EneG Ttuma showing
EuRT. +. MAYNARD.
Gs Bailey bldg Seattle. Wash
Phones FRONT ui. Ind. a 95ia
WANEEu-fIouHe and flats ~ 4 g. q
or rooms FOR waiting tenants and
buyers. Please phone or call on me.
J u. RICH.
tii Washington bldg Main so
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WANTED eeoeo 10 invest IN Gee.
sis,a.ases g. t,Sfs ,.,, n ~, y! ave
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aREdoRYs BARGAINS

A utce little t.aere tract only 10 rods
from the Sound. With new piN room
house "a acres cleared. balance
slashed and burned two acres fenced .
lots u fruit. good garden. never fail.
ting spring & chickens. small amount
81 furniture all kinds Of garden
tools and all FOR faa
+. +. GREGORY. SIS sullivan bids
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WE Ann WELL SATISFIED with
is giving 60 our MIA poWnAt.E
and io=Rcre tracts as ACRES BOLD
already. and new people going In
daily liz IL not strange Tor the land
t. sold VERY cheap and on easy
terms. the soil u excellent and work
has already begun on the Seattle
Everett tnterurhnu electric Il Il
Drop ia cur office and talk Il over,
WEar s WHEEf4EN
aud \ Union Block
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Stylish Clothes. Herald, i1ss ID '''
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STOP PAYING RENT.
Hey a uww tsuona cottage at uugiap
minutes haiA from = ear Hoe
lot SFxlsss. feet sAesllsnt sol fuf
frilt ard gardening Ffics 80 terms
easy So per wunth f@uaA into tins.
C1.AMuEf az DUNLAP.
- tuinu hleeh
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For Rsn,-Furnlshsd Reems

NICELY Furnished housekeeping
rooms. $40 kiuE
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We Let the Price Down for Fine Fur

Mems csc suspenders .......................,io '
Mems slOO I'm derwear
Mems 25o sox for l2 i-es
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Id you want coffect weiehtH and
prompt returns deal with the chicago
Junk Co. isDs Western. Main efi
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F6fBp0 =li.1g MANS Afanisi and
upriEht Folding Beds, Tables and
Fufnlture Factory. titA Pike. tie
paiftaE done.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
Samples Free to All.

If you have any indication of q de-
rangement of the bladder or kidneys,
no matter how slight, you owe 1t to
Yourself to take immediate steps 10
cure yourself before a dangerous stage
is reached A thorough test of thirty
years has proved Stuart's Gin and
Buchu to be a thoroughly reliable
remedy for any form of diabetes,
gravel or stone in the bladder, infiam-
nation, uremic poison, or any other
stage of kidney or bladder disease. 1t
promptly reaches the cause of the
trouble and dissolves and expels from
the system the deadly uric acid, at the
same time restoring the kidneys and
bladder to their normal healthy condl-
ton, and building up and adding
strength to the entire system.
We invite every one to test stuart $
Gin and Buchu without cost, and VIII
take pleasure in sending sample OIL
the remedy, with complete informa-
ton to all who will send their name
and address to Stuart Drug CO.. 52
Wall street. Atlanta. Ga.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
THE
Literary World

the movements that make for uni
versal amity, under the title World
Organization Secures World Peace.
A. Flexner discusses The Prepare
tory School in it's relation to college
requirements, what practical primary
schooling should be, and what the col
legeS ought to demand.
MacGregor Jenkins continues the
widely-noticed Atlantic series of pa
pers on advertising with a lively ar
ticle upon Human Nature and Adver-
Using, and Winifred M. Kirkland
writes humorously about My Clothes.
The delightful series of selections
] from John Ruskin'S Letters to Pro-
| lessor Norton is concluded in this
number, and Bradford Torrey furnish
es discriminating paper upon Will
| liam Hazlitt, his character and writ
| ings.
Some complete short stories are The
| Education of a Saint, q medieval
monastic romance by Mrs. Evangeline
w. Blashfeld; The Independence of
Saburo, a Japanese tale by Alice M.
Bacon, and Privilege of Counsel, New
England character-sketchb by Charles
p. Rowland.
II. W. Boynton reviews Books New
and Old; Florence Wilkinson, Eliza
beth Phelps Ward. ana Duncan Camp
bell Scott contribute unusual poems,
and a varied and entertaining Contri-
butors' Club rounds out "a brilliant
number.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04

DR.. Alderman and DR.. McIver in this
State when they began the movement
which has borne such great fruit I'VE
give all honor to these two young
men the first prophets
OF TINS great educational movement
IN II he sees a revival Of education,
a revival of industry, a revival of
Ilberty, revival of religion, "a re-
VlVal of all that goes to make life
splendid. He finds in it the dis
unctiVe characteristic" of the coming
century. Russia, France Italy,
SPAN, Germany, England, America
all are pushing forward in this Won
dertul revival of learning. Nineteen
hundred years ago men followed a
star over a Babe in a Manager. and
they found there the Infant Christ.
Again the star appears. again we fol-
low it. again it hangs over a babe.
not Graded in luxury, not housed i'm
q palace, but the child of hunger. the
child of ignorance, the child of want
the child IN the manger. To take
this child and make of it child of
God in every deed, that is the mis-
sion Of the twentieth century, that is
the meaning Of this educational re-
Vival'
who is not glad to bear hand.
however slight, in this noble work?
From midst the multitudincus noises
Of their busy lives the Southern peo-
ple-and the people of the world
have heard a faint voice calling that
touches their hearts, lures them from
their selfish pursuits to a nobler.
more Christ-!ille task. and will not
let them turn aside--the voice of
An infant crying in the night:
An infant crying for the light
And with no language but cry
r. -. w. CONNOR
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The Drcssmaker's Slave.

What mockery to pirate OF the
equality of the sexes when one sex
possesses the freedom of uniform, ana
the other is the slave of ever-varylng
costume. Think of the great portion
of a lifetime, we women are condemn
Ell to spend merely on keeping our
sleeves in style, Talk of our playing
with scholarship or politics when we
are all our days painting disheveled
after scampering Dame Fashion, who,
all our broken minded lives, is just a
little ahead. Yet dress-reform is the
first article in our creed of antipathleS
and I, for one, am last of ladies to de-
clare myself a hereto / am not un-
grateful for the gift of sex and species.
Suppose | were a fowl of the air.
what condemnation of holden gray,
and soul uneXpressed either by vocal
throat or personality of plumagei
Among things furred or feathered it
is the male who dresses and the lady
who wears uniform; that it is other
wise with human beings is due, / sup
pose to some freakish bit of chivalry
on the part of the autocrat Evolution,
the ring master who puts the entire
menageries through their tricks. No.
/ would not be a fowl; let me not re-
pine; let me at this business of dress
ing, pluckily.-Winfred Kirkland, III
the September Atlantic.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
k LIED HIS MOTHER
Rev. c. j. Budlong Writes of His Mar
row Escape From Deadly Diabe-
ties, From Which Disease
His Mother Died.
STUART'S GIN AND BUCHU CURED
HIM.

There is no disease so surely fatal as
diabetes, or any other form of Kidney
disease. These organs have important
work to do, their main function being
to remove all impurities from the sys-
tenn. When they become deranged, or
fail to act promptly, this poisonous
matter stagnates and remains IN the
system with serious results.
The most reliable remedy for all
forms of Kidney and Bladder diseases
is Stuart's Gin and Buchu, which
never fails to give satisfactory results,
even in advanced stages of the disease.
The following letter from the Rev. j..
c. Budlong, a prominent minister. of
Washington, Rhode Island, is one of
the many voluntary testimonials from
those who have been cured by this
remedy.
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The September Atlantic.

The Sentember Atlantic opens brill
liantIy, with the first chapters of
Isidro. a-romantic serial novel by Mrs.
Mary Austin, the scene of which is
laid in Southern California. and which
is full OF unusual and attractive Incl
dents of love and adventure, OF vivid
description and highly imaginative
narrative.
The unpublished manuscripts OF
Ralph Waldo Emerson supply truly
Enersonian characterization of
Shakespeare in the shape of the adj
dress made by Emerson before the
Boston Saturday Club at their
Shakespearan terrcentenary meeting.
Goodwin Smith furnishes a notable
resume of the character and work of
Oliver Cromwell, whom he styles The
Great Puritan. Count Angelo de
Gubernatis treats The Social Glasses in
Italy, description of the Italy of to-
day; and, apropos Of the coming peace
congress, r. l.. Bridgman contributes
striking paper upon the forces and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
WALLACH'S HISTORICAL AND
BIOGRAPHICAL NARRATIVES.

THIS latest aUuIIlOn 10 Iht DOpuIdF
series of Eclectic School Readings con-
tains sixty-five sketches of the prom
inent characters of history, from
Egypt, China, and India, through
Grecian and Roman times. to mediae-
val and modern Europe. The stories
are brief. simply told, and interesting.