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PCISE WITHOUT APPARATUS-- A.zazza Doozza!

he contracted.
lation5of the blood. three things are ALSO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. food, plenty
Eof pure mir and regular exercise ..Sss$%
Tile diet or ssfperson has muchss8to3Sdo
with the88aqunlitys OF the blood sHa8Sthe
blood Isl too thick or too thin. caused by
a3ASd eficiency@Hors Soyer-abundance of red
5corpuscles In It, It viii not circulate even
ly and equally&in all parts OF tile body.
Coarse food that Is easily digested pro
|sduces the best blood, and people whose
diet consists in such are free from blood
or circulatory diseases. Thel Highland
Scotch. for example. live almost entirely
upon oatmeal and similar plain food. and
Notwithstanding the fact that their cli-
mate Is very severe and that they expose
themselves. t~os&great cold and sudden
changes, wearing comparatively light
clothing, theySare not subject to diseases
off congestive nature, while catarrh Is
almost unknown. a1nongNthem and colds
are very rare and do but little damage.
Pastry and8desserts and other indigestl-.
SbleS Particles of diet not only injure8tho
digestion, but fail to 8supplySthe nutriment
5toEthea blood which IS needed to build IN
the system. When light lunches are to
be taken. the food should be Of the most
nutritious nature. The habit OF some
business men OF 5golng into8a restaurant
at noon and eating piecoSof pie md,
Washingsit down with q cup of coffee IS
very Injurious. On such occasions a
plato Of soup or a bowl of mush and
milk should be taken to supply the nutri-
ment5needed.
Pure air also Is necessary to improve
the nualitYk d, the blood. for 1t is by air
that the blood Is purified. Every person
should sleep with his windows wide open
Savotding&drafts. Buttthe most Important
factor In Improvement of the circus
ls®ular and systematic exercise.
The blood Will be stagnant II regular ex--
3Grcise is not taken. The business man
who sits tin$his office all day and who
rides to and from his place Of business
on the street cars and who never exerts
himself! any more than necessary Will
sooner or later be attacked by diseases
of the c!rcuIatory system. He will notice
that his hands and feet got cold on slight
exposure and stht his countenance be-
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ANY n girl whose beauty Is MARI
NfN ed by .soine small facial defect
AVA gives herself IN to despair or
ANSA the firm CONVICTIONS .h : ri h n
sa.ye i sSyere ana expensive surgisai, oper-
alton. Then she proseds to render her
self even less attractive by grieving or
frettlng, when perhaps some simple rem
IL the woman With prominent cheek
sertie, Feminine and, foutiiful than this
defect. Hutsit can be son,eneo almost
ularly broad 5coiffure, tluffed out above her
ears in large, loose waves. Her hat should
always give the effect OF o background
ana frame comblneds d. l ,nas Is. It shouid
bflm and feathers. she must give ps.rtic-
ular attention MISC to her eyes, that they
may divert attention from her unfortu-
There isi no reason why she should not
have full lasfcs and eyebrows. whatever
the color and size Of her pupils. Here 10
h a8formula for an ointment to improve
Red 5Vascline, 2 ounces; ~tincture OF can-
Stharides, 1-S-ouncs; oil OF lavender, 15
drops; oil OF rosemary, 15 drops. MIX
Thoroughly. Apply to the eyebrows with
growth is sufficiently stimulated. Then
less often. This ointment may be used
for the eye,fashes, also. In this case II
should be very carefully applied.1 1t Will
intiaine the eyes, as any oil will, II It
gets into them.
THE eyebrows should be carefully
trained into q graceful bow or arch. This
u accomplished sby brushing night and
morning in the right DIRECTION, and 4
they are very irregular, they must PC
shaped by removing struggling hairs with
. razor. The long, unsightly hairs Whicn
sometimes appear nbove the bridge OF the
nose should be removed with tWeezers.
Never allow any one to induce you to
drop &%belladonnn into the eyes to make
them brilliant. IL Is dangerous to tire
sight. II the eyes arc, red esor.glook
Distilled witch hazel 1 ounce: pure wa
ter. 4 ounce To be used especially Tor
eyes @irritnted by cold, Battle the eyes
Is frequently ~ With s1,n n the W. wash Gun Il any drug
store for ten cents. Fiji the cup with
the lotion. mt the cup firmly around the
eye. md tilt back the head. II your eye
brows and s%iastes are colorless. uss the
Gum arabic, 4 dram; India Ink, IL
dram; rose water.24 ounces. the
ink and gum and triturnte. small quaint
until you get n uniform black Nquid.in.a
powder, and add the remainder OF tho,
rose water to fit should be applied
With avery tiny camel z, :. haar Dru sr.. &
this simple but erectives fashion and,
Creased your hair properly, you will be
surprised to find how ltttle&those promi-3
mem. cheek bones obtrude. 2 you. AZ. .
Isl known as the sagging Sface a relieve
hersShaggnrd and old appearance by ner-
u gistent treatment before her " mirror
This can Re done either. by.a.combinasion,
a. suction cup. The best skin foods gall
contain lanoline and many women@fear
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How freqIuently5,ve@aShe hear some person
say; ,I8Swonder why catch cold SO
easily. I cannot expose myself ato,Stne;
slightest changed temperature without
cold .1sE Probably this person
would be surprised X he were told that
IA poor circulation was responsible Tor
|Ethis, and yet 1t is usually the case.SsA
cold in the head Is caused by q conges-
ton OF blood In the mucous membrane
lining the throat and nose. In certain
circumstances people in robust health
and in whom the blood circulates evenly
and regularly, will contract colds. but
not often, and when thcy$So they gen
orally throw themof tnsaSfew days with
out further trouble or inconvenience, but
persons who are afflicted with poor; circu-.
|~lation will Invariably "a cold at every
exposure. In time the cold becomes.
chronic and develops into 2 bad case OF
scatarrh, which may require many years
! of treatmentSto cure II the cold settles,
on$tte lungs, It causes congestion, and II
not Immediately relieved, often results.
inE pneumonia and death.
"A cold In the head IN such q common
occurrence that many people think 1t
OF no consequence and neglect treatment.
|They8let 1t take Its own course, but ,lilis
IS wrong. As soon ash cold is con-
l~tracted, immediate treatment of the right
kind be begun TO relieve the
congestion. I say treatment of the right
kind, and I dosnot mean that one should
resort to the use OF drugs or patent med.
icines. Patent medicines should never
be used under any circumstances; they
are poisonous and extremely Injurious,
besides this they are useless, and he who
spends his money for them had better
throw 1t away. Drugs, with the excep-1
|ttion of some simple vegetable laxative
are not needed IN the case OF an ordinary
Geld, andSsas they are more or less In
furious ito the digestive organs never!
should be sresorted to only in cases Of
absolute necessity. The streatmentso of a
cold should be physical and hygienic5
rather than medical. When the first,
symptoms arc noticed "a physic should
be taken whether you need It or not; az
ter this resort daily to the exercises
which 7 have prescribed infthese articles.
Continue inaeach daily exercise until you
perspire freely; this will not only get
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8Thirty-si persons Weretinylted 70 this
enjoyable affair. six tables were distrlb-a
uted through tho rooms, at which slx
guests were seated and served, and string
ed Instruments played softly during the
repast. The place cards bore q musical liea
quotation, and a Yiolinlst,s q pianist, 2
soprano and a. baritone took part IN the
programme. They were all good trlenas
Of the hostess. Each table had 9 all7
lerent% flower, with candle and SHADE 70
match; for Instance, one table Shhu 9
ong-stemmed American Beauty rose ~
zach place, Whit u candle had ,otS ms
same beautiful crlmson; one Aple NV
snow White lilies, another yellow roses,
and another carnations. etc. he tAei.u
was very simple, but eXquisitely served
First, grapefruit thoroughly chilled,
sweetbreads grilled ION toasted bread
fingers. potato croqlettes. 3asparagus sal
ad, orange Ice, bon-bons, sailed nuts,
French coffee and gcheese waters. Here
are some of tho quotations, which were
done In fancy lettering;
tMuslo5 eSalts each joy, allays eacNn
Here VIII gs;e! 81, and Let tho sound
OF music break on nurs ears
t.And softly the delicate viol was heard,
like the murnur o. love or the notes
1--WE know they music mads In h,etayyen.,
III music be theilfoods OF love. play
,nnThere,sY music in The air., II
'There'a music in NIL things, ~ men
had ears
There were eight numbers on the pros
Gramme and encoyes were not responded
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TIE CURE FOR a DOUBLE CHIN.

No woman who makes pretense to good
looks cannot afford to have one tooth
missing from her mouth. Cosmetic den-
stistry has made 1T possible to build up
a new tooth on a mere fragment or shell,
and teeth are even planted in{the gums
Porcelain filings are now preferred to
gold which make the teeth. look dark,
and porcelainsf false teeth are preferred to
the more conspicuous gold crowns.SG reatt
hollows ! n the jaws cause not$sonly sag
gingscheeks, Observation-Disclosures of the
mouth, offensive breath. Indigestion and
ymRlnutrition:
S8lThefgir who has a. homely nose gener-ll
sallysthlnks her case hopeless. Il the nose
lis badly formed a surgical operationS3is
sometimes nee these are de-
sfectsSsthat can be remedied by patientsef-
forts at home. Many noses owe ether UNI.
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to use 1t because 1t LES the reputation Of
growing hair.
This danger can be avoided II the skin
food Is properly used. First. wash your
face thoroughly, and dry 1t more than
thoroughly. Leave not a speck OF mois-
tnro upon It. Now apply the Xii food
and massage well. using upward and OUT
ward strokes, never downward. Then
wash out the skin food with pure soap
and water and dry thoroughly. The rea.
son a grove n o hair follows theSuse OF
skin food Is hat the pores are damp and
oil sticks In the pores. The following;
IS an excellent formula for skin food: tsS
lanoline.s - ounces; s~weetaalmond OIL
ounces: cocoanut OIL ounces; tincture,,
4ofBbenzoIn, 30 drops !; orange fo water
81 ounces. Melt the first five ingredients
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comes pale and his nose becomess redSin:
.dampSweather. He will sneexef frequently
and catch cold easily, What he needs
Is moreSexercise to get hts heart infsgoods
action and$to8 start the blood circulating;
throughout his body. Let him follow
Manifestations WhiichhsEIshave givensinsthessses
articles from ime&to$timeainSregnr
exercise. also observing h sugEestonnsa
which II have made die and pure
air, md he will SOON find great##im.
gprovement in the circulatlon OF his blood
and fnSthis general health. HIN
UpAto date 4 have&presented s. 8
thirteen exercises. which as a whole
work nearly all OF the muscles OF the
body. To-day I present to GU exercises
Nos. Il and II, which, In their simplicity
are very fneSforsthe muscles around the;
abdominat8region OF the body. 8SaSsS,
Exercise No, &14-FiguresNo & shows
the position Of the body when yyouSa are;
ready to execute this movement. Re-
member to first inhnle; filing the lungs
to their utmost 5atswhichS time
contract the MISUNDERSTANDING also
elevate b Diaphragm then with mus
cular resistance push the body forward:
until arrive q, position ahoWnSSS1in
figure MOP Now by the same method;
press thesIbody upward until o arrive
8at8the position shown In xsrciss No. 1ks
figure 51..aD forget that II IL abso.9
lutely necessary to carry the limbs absoee-s
slutely rigid@while executing this Move
ment. 5 ! Sssgsss
Exercise No. Ito execute this move
ment start with the body IN the same
position as shown In figure Mo-, &. sxsrS
else No. IA. Remember the breathing,
also the useeof the abdominal muscles and:
diaphragm. Garry the body erect and,
the chest elevated, bending from side 70
side, as shown In figures Nos. asandEk.8
DO each onegof these movements At least
four times In one breath then pause, sx.J
hale and inhale, and repeat Ss8a3ss3 $
To-morrow morning please spend is
minutes ut this work, take y
quick cold bath and a brisk rub down.
when you will be ready for hearty
breakfast. that you will relish to ths8ut.!
most and You will also find that your
Sunday will be spent In 9 great deal
happier mood,
sincerely.
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talking over the $extrayagnnce and 9Worls
connected with entertaining, and how
far tho true spirit Of hospitality seemed
to- have eenSoyerlookeds In t.c mad rush
and ondenyor Of each hostess To- go JUST
q little more than Mrs, o-and ~ ~
out OF this discussion 1t was agreed thnt
each one would give a luncheon, the
cost for the four not to eXceedaoneS doll
lar; that they should wear the simplest
of gowns. and that they should bring
their work., and one should read aloud
FOR one hour; also. ,>ch5iperson was 70
tell or read some item Of current interest,
Gossip was to be tabooed, and meetings
were to be held once in two weeks. Ihts
IS certainly a step2in the right direction,
let his hope that there may be many more
economy clubs forsthey are greatly needed
all over the scouNtry. 3y$9g
"A gift sent to a. friend is 3doubly well
come and much moro appreciated aif8ac-
companied by sentiment apropos tof
the occasion. It gives touch OF sindi-
ylduality8 and recalls to- mindfthe old say
ing, "a gift without the glYer liz bare"
The following Jingle may Just ftfan oc-
10 50 with an umbrellas
|Nopen me and raise mo high,
And I'm ii Weather keep me nighi
Or, even When the sun shines briEht,
I'll keep Its rays from you all right
10 80 with e pair Of gloves, sent as
. valentine: s5sS
ga little hand, al soft white hand;
AEhandSI u know 'tialthtne, Il
These gloves Will az 80 may !! ask
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lnostril will be further reduced. Whenever
she Is alone letsher draw in the breath
sharply, contracting the n~ostrlls as she
does so and holding them in this position
as long as possible before expelling the
II you have snotapatAsnce forSthis exer-
else, done persistently and patiently, buy
a small instrument whichg&looks Very
much like al clothespin and fasten this
retire 1t is not 2uncomfortabl lie and 1t can
be bought It any frs -class surgical In,
strnment$shop. There Is nothing which,
Ecoarsens aSwomnn,s face more than large.
Anew which follows closely on the
train of breathing throughsthe mouth Is
dropping lines around the mouth, Ia
ssngging, aged expression and a double
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together. Take on the fire and beat until
nearly cold. adding little by little the
benzoln. and lastly the orange flower
water.
The suction cup is on sale at any first
class drug store, and costs from 50 cents
up. It looks like half q glass. topped by
a. rubber bulb. 10 ue this cup, plant 1t
firmly on hi face In the middle OF the
chin. press the bulb..sand the edges Of the
glass will attach themselves gto&the skin.
Now, work the suction cup upward and
outward covering as much surfacesas
you possibly canon the right cheek,sthen
press biulb and release the glass edges:
your#way upward and outward on
l~eftacheek. Always clean the cup;
thoroughly after using. AcommonS cause
of hollow, sagging cheeks is bad teeth.
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make ont his bill, and you Will got tile.
idea, The gorgeous flag OF our oriental
friends may be used most effectively with.
the bright cotton cloth, known as turkey
red. Use quantities of red and yellow
flowers, either real or OF tissue paper
OF course, the ever-pleasing Chinese Ian
tern WlllesWing from every available spot.
also tho paper umbrellas and fans. Throw
superstition to the winds and arrange
speucock feuthars In tall vases ngainst q
red background. They are In great favor
with our yellow-slsinned &nelghbors, 4
Spread the dining-rooW table with y
scarlet cloth. and, II possible, use the,
beautiful Canton china. The centerplece,
should DO a. Chinese lily; tho bulbs may
he purchased they are not expensive nor.
hard to grow. Rice and chopstlcks should
figure IN the refreshments; then there
could Gbe8 sandwiches made from salmon
or sardines, tea, both hot and cold, ana
scandied ginger bon-bons.
At q wedding supper, the guests found
at each plate q dainty little white has
Set made from spun sugar and filed Win
lcandied pulled rice. colored pink.
The question was asked why rice was
always used ut u wedding. and one OF
the guests related this pretty Tradition: V
In the early ages doves We're symbols
cal of peace and happiness, "A bridal
party In passing along aK~thoroughfare,
so frightened these gentle birds9th n they
flew away In alarm To avert the bad
omen which their flight slgniled for tho
newly-Wedded pair. rice war thrown In
profuglon to allure them back Tho strait
iegy was successful. and the couple Wera
so prosperous hlA happy that ever since
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your blood circulating, but 1t will open
the pores n flush out the impurities
Follow his up with a quick cold bath,
rubbing yourself with q coarse towel Or
flesh brush until the skin Is very red.
IfSyous wish to- throw OFF q cold quickly
eat but two meals a. dsyT and let the
food be of the simplest and most diges-
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stible kind. Better than thisfis 1t to fast
altogether for at least oneRday.
Never overcat., fortthe old saying, Stuff
asscold and stnryes a fever is bad advice.
and will do much$damnge
But the prevention OF cold is far
better thai a cure hereof And, as I
have already stated that the majority OF
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That gloves ana hand 8bNsa mine %

LMENEtATAf
That gloves ana hand 81 mine2,
10 send with q brooch II Christmas
time;
"Ill hold your tie. or ribbon bow;
Ill help 4inEany way you know;
Il On breast or beltsof neck, i'll stay,
And stick there tight this Christmas day.
70 send with q pen-wtper;
"Oh!&when In distant lands thou art,
Tho time will come when we must part
And rivers roll tween me and thee) 4
Perchance tllol'lt write 3aJsllne to me-, 8
Your letter being fnisiedMthen
Here's wherewtthal ito. Wipe your pen"
10 50 With a purse;
''Ma,y your purse be heavy and your
heart light
10 80 with q cup ana saucer.
when out OF this cup yon are drinking
Peflehsnse yau WIN thsn mink kindly e
me-
10 go with q wedding ring;
y take YOU AZ q SIT that Goa has given,
AndEI love YOU
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DWELL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES By MADAME MERRI

Gus results, and he fred the whole senior
class. There was no more huzlng,
sgH'When the three men who were up
for reinstatement by Congress some time
Their efforts. I said then that r. 3weElet,
down tho rule. those men ut the Naval
Academy would not be able to cope with
tuturo&cases, and I'm right. S5
I'D stop 1t, and I'm In favor ofSa law
that Will stop 1t, sure and for always
Baltimore Sun. 5f5a
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colds are caused by detective cirrulatlon
of&the& blood, the best way In which q
person can fortify himself against catch
ing cold Is t 8improve his circulation
and keep it always In good condition. for
when the blood is circulating evenly and
regularly through all parts OF the body,
there Is no congestion md colds cannot
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This was q luncheon glYee to q young
woman on the eve of her departure for
Europe. The table c%enterpiece was a toy
,dlayS piled high with miniature trunks.
and the place cards We're dress-suit cases
with the name OF the guest written and
pasted on the side. A silver travelling
cup in case OF leather was the favor Mt
the {ghast, of honor's plate. After the
luncheon lad been served the maid
brought In nile Of steamer letters, one
from each person;i they We're read Sen
5Yoyage,Ha When the desert was served.
tho maid appeared with kilograms, and
one by one they We're read by the favored
guest, Of course, these had all been pres
Niously prepared and sent to tho hostess,
AT the siiriish Of the menu before the
guests left the table, tho little draS..SssWlth
Its horses. was llelnedato8 30 the rounds
of the board, and aStrlnls was unlonded
at each place; they were filled with after
dinner mints. nh %trlnlss and dress-sult
cases were candy boxes and the dray
was borrowed for the occasion from n
small boy In the straightforward,
Ate. llnchcon.gthe hostess passed ems
yelopos, each ono containing q souvenir
postal card, cut into odd bits, puazlev
fashion, The person who succeeded IN
ynutting together herfcardt first was aHardT
cd saT sonyenir-a foreign photograph
plaiRly framed.
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"a Chinese Party.

For a change from things japanese,
We shall call thtsgaffair q Chinese party,
WITH the writing running up ana down
the page;S&watch q chlnamans In, q laundry
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IA UNIQUE Luncheon.

lto;s 1T Is wisdom to have ones entertain
.mentg too short rather than too long.
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W. ECONOMY Contest.

navel economy contest between four
h~opsekeepers may not pc nteresL
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RI take you asa giftsthat GOD has given,
AndEI love o 9Et5
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22


-Advs. Not Accepted Over Phone
me state Journal does not accept
want adYerttsements over the telephone
nor does 1t make charge accounts OF
LneEn- The most satisfactory plan Is TO
1rlng your sFaut advertisement TO the
Etate Journal office. II you can not do
TINS, call tbs Western Union telegraph
onlce, either phone 81, and tell them that
you nave an advertisement for th6 state
Journal They will send an A. D. 4.
boy to your house. You pay the boy for
the advertisement, th0 State J.E1rnai
pays for his services in bringing It down
town. Cost of classified advertisements
is &c per line. Six ordinary words make
one line.
How TO Answer Advertisements
Advertisements signed IN care OF state
Journal. such as Address A. 3. c., care
State Journal" or Address Owner. care
State Journal" should 56 answered in
writing only Write your answer and
mail it care State Journal CT leave It at
the State Journal office. Do not ask the
clerks in the State Journal Office 10 give
you the name of the advertiser; they can
not give this information
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22
SHOT AT THE CARRIER.
Mrs. Roseberry Disputes Mail Mans
Right on the Premises.

Wichita, Kan, June ga posse of
armed officers, headed by Sheriff
Schad, has gone to BaynesviIIe, a vii
lage fifteen miles south of this city,
to capture Mrs. E, Roseberry, an
elderly woman who has been keeping
an armed watch over. the highway in
front Of her premises.
She has long been disputing the
right of Rural Mail Carrier John
Gardner to use the road as a mail
route and last night she fred at the
carrier as he passed the house. Gard
ner notified the United States authori-
ties and a NarrantVuas issued fer the
arrest of Mrs. Roseberry, who is
known as a desperate character.
After defying the posse for some
time Mrs. Roseberry finally sur
rendered. Her two sons pursued the
posse for five miles on the return. The
woman was landed in jail this after
noon.