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Readiness for Emergencies

demanding a wholesome stimulant is assur-
ed by always having "Old Braddock'' Nd.
Rye on hand. Uniformly pure. Best dealers.
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At Leading Social Functions

Blackistones floral decorations are the most
admired Reasonable prices. 14th 4 IL SITS
advertisement.
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Great Bear Pure Spring Water.
4 gallons for soc. Office: IO4 nth.
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A Fine Collection of Furniture

the effects of family leaving the city, at
public auction tomorrow at 10 am. Cor.
9th and ID SITS. NV. Marcus Notes, auc-
tioneer.
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Why not stop having SC
many birthdays?

You must have had sixty at least
What? Only forty? Then it must
be your gray hair! Ayers Hair
Vigor stops these frequent birth
days, and gives all the early, deep,
rich color to your gray hair. Sold
for over sixty years. Lowell w. Ayf Mass G9,'
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Where Quality is Paramount.

Only buffers of established excellence are
sold at James +. Oysters, 9th & Pa. ave-
All the most renowned brands 5-lb boxes
"Four-leaf Clover Creamery speciality
Advertisement.
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1t was ascei tanned today that the case of
smallpox reported by the health authorities
yesterday afternoon was discovered at SD
Maryland avenue northeast, instead of 623
Maryland avenue.
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The Harvey-Calvert Sale.

A most important collection of rare
antique and other household appointments
is view at Sloan's 1907 G st.-don't
fail to attend the exhibition tOmorrow.-Ad.
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A freight train broke loose from an en-
CINE at nth street and Maryland avenue
southwest Saturday night. The cars coasted
some distance and one of them was badly
damaged.
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false alarm OF fire was turned in from
box 41y about 10 o'clock Saturday night.
The firemen and policemen had their run to
the vicinity of 1st and streets southwest
for nothing.
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Before appearing in reception room or
street, kiss of Satin Skin Face Powder
wonderfully refnes the complexion. Flesh
white, pink, brunette 25c. at kann's 1t
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Swift Il Co.'S sales of fresh beef, week
ending January Z, averaged and $500
cents per pound.-Advt.
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Fine sorrel Mare at Auction,

Height, 16 hands; wgt., Ito pounds; II
yrs. old. Country horse, kind and gentle
for riding and driving. Will be sold at /.
noon Wednesday, Wilson & Mayors, auc
tioneers, 1927 and 1923 G st. ja9-2t
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Old Carpets Woven Into Reversible
Rugs. Drop postal. Nonpareil, 24O 9th n. e. Il
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Singer Drop-Head Machine, 21.O0;
Standard Drop Head, $780, at Oppenheim.
er's, 514 9th st. NV. 1t
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Welsbach, Also Lindsay Air Lights.
GIG 18th. c. A. Muddiman G. Co. 1904 G
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Forty-one Elegant Parlor Suites,

covered in the richest materials, at auction
tomorrow at 10 a m. within the ware rooms
of Marcus Notes cor. 9th and ID SITS. NV.
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Housekeepers, Attention!

Brown & Tolson's- auction sale tomorrow
at 1412 H st. NV, 10 am. Useful and desr-
able furnishings for all parts of the house.
1t
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100 Administer and Smyrna Rugs,

in all sizes. at auction, without reserve, to-
morrow at 10 am. Cor 9th and d SITS. H. w
Marcus Notes. auctioneer.
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An Investment, Not an Expense.

Byron S. Adams printing pays for itself
many times over in results. 512 11th st. NV.
advertisement.
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The Open Door to Competency

is a bank account. Union Trust & Storage
Co., 1414 f ST., offers every advantage to
those DESTROYS of opening bank accounts
Advertisement.
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sheetz's Famous 6Oc. Candies, 35c. Lb

The quality remains the same as ever-the
best-but the price is cut almost half Order
a box of your favorites. 10th & F SITS
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A. B. C. Headache Powders.
Immediate relief. Druggists, 1Oc.
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Largest Dangler Oil Heater Made Re-
duced to $500 A Eberly's Sons. I1S It'll NV.
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10 am, 1927 and 1929 G ST Large assort-
ment of general household furniture and
furnishings, new carpet rugs, etc 1t
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Stop That Cough. Use "Private Stock.

The very finest whiskey obtainable; only
75c. full quart Try it; be convinced of it's
pure qualities. Well aged, mellow and alb
solutely guaranteed PURE. Donnelly's, 14th
and l SITS. Phone, NJ. 1896 1t
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Save the Pieces! Royal Glue Mends EN-
China, Toys. Furniture, etc. Druggists, loo
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BUSINESS MEN.

Telephone your Want Help ad. to
The Star. We will collect later. /
cent a word. smallest charge 10
cents.
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Money Makes the Mare Go. But CO,
The Castor Oil Confection, has ITS uses. 1Oc.
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Erroneous Number Given

Eat pure, sweet and rich Elk Grove Butter
Advertisement.
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Violets, Sweet, Fresh Picked, None
that have been shipped. Bauers, 10 18th
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Branch Office, 14th and yelling Place.

Advertisements are received at The Stars
branch Office Epply's pharmacy, corner 14th
street and yelling place. at regular rates
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18
POISON PLACED
IN SWEETMEATS
SENT BY HIGHBlNDERS TO The
RESCUED GIRL, BUT VESSEL
SAILED BEFORE MISSIONARY
COULD WARN HER.

san. Francisco. Cal. Nov ia
tragedy in Chinese life may be enacted
before the steamer Mongolia, which
allied today for the orient, reaches
honolulu.
Among her passengers is a Chinese
girl. Yuen Ho, who was recently saved
by Miss Cameron, of the Presbyterian
mission from a life here TO which she
mad been consigned
Quong Hal, a highbinder, who had
paid a good price for The girl, was
greatly enraged and lay in wait for
She girl several times either TO Kid
nap or 10 Kill her, but each time Miss
Camerin's vigilance foiled him. Final
ly the girls prayers to be sent back
10 China were granted.
On the steamer today just before
sailing the Chinese giri received by
messenger package OF sweetmeats.
She seemed greatly pleased. When
Miss Cameron reached the mission a
Christian Chinese informed her lhai
these sweetmeats had been poisoned
aud sent by the revengefu highbind-
ers. She engaged a tug and tried TO
warn the Captain through a mega
phone. but the big steamer refused
TO slow mp. She will cable TO Homo
lulu. but fears the girl may be dead
vhcn tho vessel puts in there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18
SLEPT ON BOSOM
OF DEAD MOTHER
ALL NIGHT WHILE THE OTHER
LITTLE ONES CALLED TO HER
TO AWAKEN FROM FINAL
SLuMBER ON THE FLOOR.

Central city. Ky November III
Mrs. Lizzie Cowan, aged 30. was
found dead in her home in nrakeaboro
this morning by man delivering the
groceries 10 BOUGHT yo tord7y she
fell on tire au1T last evening. when
death 10 supposed to havo occurred.
The three children remain II With the
dead mother oil ugif, calling TO her
and trying 20 arouse her. while a year
old baby was asleep ON her bosom
Heart disease caused her heath. She
was the widow OF Joe Cowan. who was
killed in April by Marion Roll in
Greensboro
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18
MOUND CITY.

November II, 1905.


G.. Hughes and Robt Boyd are con
templating making trip to Oklahoma
the first fine month.
Mr. and Mrs, James Mackay and
daughter Of Cairo, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. z. McCammon
Sunday
Little Mary Crowell Is improving
from an extended Illness,
James Painter who has been sick
for The past week, Is abule 10 be out.
Manager Soilert. Of the Touring mili
states that they have been compelled
10 refuse taking any more wheat for
he present, as they are crowded New
machinery is be ng installed.
W. D. and Abe Campbell of Jas
per county, In lana, are visiting the
formers son w N. Campbell. They
may remain all winter.
Mrs Joe Mer,z went TO Cairo Wed.
ne. day. accompanying her nephew, who
was on his return to St. Louis.
NJ. J. Penninger went TO Ogden s
landing Friday in the interest OF the
chair company
Frank Austin has taken the position
wlth the Wisconsin Chair factory. re-
Gently made vacant by the resignation
A. H. Reeves,
Oliver J. Page. of Marion, was in
, he city Thursday looking over the
@olitical arena, and incidentally 8hak
ing hands with his many friends here
Dr. Hall Whitaker and Dudley Ma
thews went up in the neighborhood o.
| Olmstead Friday on a hunting expedi
/ lion
Carl Meyer, VIII Bestian. Frank
Kreimer and Pleasant Heath have
been out hunting most Of this week
The four sportsmen made Their trin
into the countr yin Mr. Meyers auto
mobile
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18
FORCE TROUSERS
ON A DAUGHTER
BY PARENTS SINCE BIRTH, DIS.
APPOINTED AT HER SEX, BUT
SHE SAYS SHE'LL NO LONGER
WEAR THEM.

Huntington, w Val Noyember H.
Frank, alias Clara Spurlock, arrested
and tried as a man for forgery and
afterward found to be woman. was
today sent to the Girls Industrial
School by Judge Matthews after she
confessed she was girl
Miss Spurlock saws She has worn
trousers since earliest childhood Her
parents who live in Mingo County,
were so disappointed after her birth
because she was not hoy that they
Kept her in trousers for II years
When she left home four years ago
modesty forbade her to disclose. her
sex to the world and she stuck to
male attire
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18
Notion to contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office OF The City Engineer until p.
m. Nov 25th, 1905, for furnishing the
material and constructing
a cement walk. six feet in width along
the south side of Twenty.seventh
street from Commercial avenue TO
Washington avenue in the City of
Cairo In accordance with ordinance
25, adopted October 3rd,
and approved October 4th, 1905.
Bids are TO be sealed and marked as
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

the North side of Twenty-seventh
street from Commercial avenue to
Washington avenue in the City Of
Cairo In accordance with ordinance
numbered 26. adopted October Ssd
and approved October 4th. 1905.
Bids are to be sealed and marked rs
such on the outside Of the envelope
and accompanied by one hundred dol
lars cash or certified check for that
amount as an evidence of the good
faith of the bidder.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids
w 3. THISTLEWoOD,
City Engineer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18
BELKNAP.

November II, 1905.

- NoNeH'pcT ~ 'ooo'
Mr Joseph Crawford was Wntseka
visitor few days last week.
Mr. Flody Fraim changed his aeole
10 Rago Tuesday.
G. A. Burlshart, our tlourishing tomb
stone dealer, made business trip
to Grand Chain Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Rees has been on the
sick lit, but is able TO get around
again.
Misses Guess'c Moray. Emma WHIT
aker and Fannie Richards and Messrs
Joseph Wilkinson, Harvey Crawford
and several other Of oar young folks
went postum hunting Tuesday, but
Iwcs don't think there was very much
4 game caught but plenty Of colds,
n. q. McGiI and Chas Copeland OF
Grand Chain, were visitors in our burg
Wednesday
d., II. O. Williams is ,impruyins
\ His nc iidcucc on Man street
James Carr and family were call 81
to Anna TUESDAY to attend the fancr
al OF G. ". Scurlock, who was burn0I
To dea D.
Noah Tapley now restless IN the
property vacated by Thos. Reithbaum.
MI Raithbaum resides in the property
formerly occupied by r. i Cis. ell.
Two Of orr well known Young ladies
rlayed "hoelsy' from school Weanes-
Gay morning and Went ont driving,
l., G. and l.. W., G, II. and IT, D.
Sheriff Veach was in our burg Wed
resday evening and arrested a man
represent ny a Kansas Ciey wholesale
liquor house and removed his 10
Vienna.
G. H. Mason and s. D, Peeler were
business callers IN Cairo Thursday.
Hello BIZ was in our burg Thurs
day.
Chas Laird. Of Joppa, is visiting
Alonzo Graham for few days, till
his hand gets better He is disabled
With a bone felon.
Mr. Bourland the livery man, is
row residing up stairs in the Reese
building in the rooms formerly occu
pied by G. B. Wiser,
C A. Burkhat was in Vienna Wis
iting Friday
Mrs. Edith Baldridge and Mrs Ross
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

Baldrldgc, OF Centralia are visiting
w. L. william,
John Evers has purchased new
Victor graphaphone with which he was
entertaining the public Thursday
night.
Bi monthly examination Thursday
ana Friday AT the High school
MI. Clarence Evers went to Cape
Girardeau, Mo. Thurfday, where he
Is going to attend school
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

November t7,t9o5.

Mrs. Lillian Lent was in Dongola
Thursday.
H. Mowery was in Cairo on business
Monday
Mrs. o. f. Stoner, Marie Gleason
and Malnda Stoner are on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Homer, of Anna,
visited the family of Dan Horner this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs p. w Thompson al
tended the funeral of g. w. Scurlock
at Dongola Wednesday.
Fred EImore visited his family at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

such on the outside Of the envelope
ana accompanied by one hundred dol
lars cash or certified check for that
amount as an evidence Of the good
faith Of the bidder.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
W. Il. TIIISTLEWOOD,
City Engineer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18
Funeral Notice.

JENkINS,-Died, Wednesday after
noon, November Is. Milton Jenkins,
colored Funeral will be held today.
Services at the A. NJ. f. Church al
$3.50 o'clock this morning lnterment
will be made at the National Gene
terry at Mound City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18
orinlrslss Catchy Phrase.

Prof Reularx. who died in Berlin
recently. i5 said 70 have or.einated
the phrase. cheap and ugly. or. ss
20 Is more commonly quoted IN this
crutry. "ctegp rr' ~-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

Red g. the l1vorite color 10 New
Caledonia The women vii! wear 40
other When PAIN is not enough Of 3
decoration. tatiooing is used. The
Polyncsians show wonderful Skill IN
ftfr e-t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18
Notice 70 Contractors.

Scaled bids will be received at the
office of the City Engineer until p.
m. Nov. 25th, 1905. for furnishing the
material and constructing
a cement walk six feet in width along
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

Doneola Thursday night
l.. e. Lentz is home from Chailee
after two weeks stay.
DR.. Winstead, Of Mounds, was up on
business Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

"Nv CURIOSITY B. running away with
ne said tho farmer ~hen his two
headed calf get tocss and tceed hin
arou1s ths La--rsI5.--Cor1su WIDOW.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

The Bulletin guarantees advertisers
double the circulation Of any other
Cairo paper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

Z. :. BUDERs President
{. Q: PATTEK, We President.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

III. GaLIICAN. ! GaSziss.
FRANK SPENCER, ASH eaaisE..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-18

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The Washington times., 1905-09-10
Getting Blankets and Quilts Ready

When you bring quilts and blankets
out again in late fall, there's plenty that
needs to be done 10 get them in perfect
order.
Quilt covers are soiled or worn, and
blanket bindings are ready TO hang in
tatters.
Binding ribbon comes in almost every
shade Of color, so, match the stripe of
your blankets as nearly as possible, and
put fresh bindings on. They'll freshea
up your blankets splendidly.
AS TO quilts. there are several things
20 do with them. The best. OF course,
il to recover entirely with silk. or with
sateen or even silkoline.
Cut the cover of, slipping your scis-
sors through the material and cutting
it close to each liEc of stitching. II will
pull away from the stitches on the
other side
When YOU make the new cover. stitch
/; together like II grea- case, slipping
the quill. in and adjusting IL Cnt:l the
case fits smoothly. Then quilt fol-
lowing the stitchincs Uf the previous
quilting which can be feic through the
thin outside
The best way to do this is &c stretch
the quilt out on curtain frames (unIess
you've real quilting frames), roll up as
The Washington times., 1905-09-10

signs TO the apple tree is therefore
dainty confirmed by latter-day pomolo-
gists and dietitians. An eminent Eng
lish authority upon food values says:
Eat uncooked apples constantly, all
though, OF course, in moderation, and
years viii be added to your life, while
the evidences of age viii be long in
coming" After explaining that apples
contain more phOsphates in proportion
to their weight than any other article
OF food, fish not excepted, he adds:
"Phosphoric acid contains the least
amount of earth salts, and for that rea-
son is probably the nearest approach
tific world. If you want to live long
and to retain your youth at the same
time. eat plenty OF apples. drink only
distilled water, and eat as little bread
as possible"
An LAA--->Sc..-::San dietitian puts his case
very mildly in saying: An apple con-
tains Us much nutriment as q potato
in n pleasanter and more wholesome
FORM
Let It be distinctly understood that all
this laudation OF the king OF fruits as
sumes that ripe, sound apples and none
other are to be eaten. Green apples
are solid verjuice and justly dreaded by
mothers and nurses. The apple. at its
best estate, is nutritious and medicinal.
a corrective OF digestive disorders, and
valuable in rheumatism, hillary iTregu-
larities and insomnia.
Dr. w. w. Hall. for long time editor
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
Our STANDBY" Cake.

One-half teacup of butter creamsi
with one and one-half cups OF sugar, one
cup of sour milk, one teaspoonful each
OF lemon and vanilla extract. ground
cinnamon. and one-half teaspoonful Of
cloves, three scant cups Of -four. Sift
one-half cup of the -four into chopping
bowl and set aside; thoroughly sift tho
remainder, adding a level teaspoonful
of soda; beat well into the mixture;
add a cup of seeded raisins to the -four
in chopping bowl. and mince; mix well
into the batter and bake slowly In 4
dripping pan about half an hour. The
chopping OF the raisins gives individ-
uaIttv to the cake This cake is nice
plain but if you wish TO enamel It,
since you cannot use plain white icing,
which goes nicely with the rich brown
cake. make a caramel of two cups OF
sugar Qight brown. preferred) and one
half cup of sweet cream; boil about five
minutes, or until it begins 10 thicken;
remove from fire. add a teaspoonfuI of
vanilla. beat until il cools, and spread
quickly over the cake
MRS. J. L. NJ. (Eaton, Col.)
The Washington times., 1905-09-10

the blood, dissolves and elects hillary
caiculi and gravel
1t is altogether possible that the free,
joyous life in the open air ma con-
tribute essentially to the marvellous
cures reported by those who have tried
the course of diet / have described.
Granting this, much is left to the credit
of the fruit. The grapes must be al
their best maturity: the skins are re-
1ectcd, but not the seeds. Surgeons are
now agreed that the popular idea OF
grape seed lodging in the vermiform ap-
rendix IS a fallacy. The Oriein of the be-
lief was undoubtedly the fact that
minute calcuH in shape not unlike a
grape seed are sometimes found in a
diseased appendix
This chapter IS written especially for
Our HouSemOther, whose conscientious
and consistent aim is 10 feed her family
with food convenient for them A barrel
OF apples viii furnish desserts for
hungry. growing children for q longer
time and at cheaper rate than pastry
confectionery and other sweets at double
The Washington times., 1905-09-10

~ nee in a great many whiles
somebody is found who can
not digest raw apple, or who
thinks he cannot, which
amounts to the same thing.
Once in a great many more whites
We stumble upon an unfortunate who
declares that grapes disagree with him.
have personally known dyspeptics
who could not eat sweet. light, ripe
bread without acute distress. and at
least one man TO whom a swallow of
water was like liquid thrown upon a
red-hot surface. It was cast off almost
as soon as It went down.
In our talk of today we will not take
appetite and digestion. Each Is an ex-
ception 20 a general rule. and should
be classed rather as a disease than a
popularity.
Three thousand years ago the royal
author of an incompatible love song
wrote:
As the apple tree among the trees
of the wood. so Is my beloved among
the sors. sat down under his shadow
with great delight, and his fruit was
sweet to my taste" And again-"Con-
fort me with apples or. as the mar
ginai reading has it-"straw" (old Eng
Hsh for ''strew'D me with apples. -
This same kingly bard was the first
horticulturist of his age. knowing. as
we read elsewhere. the name and prop
critics OF every growing thing from the
cedar OF Lebanon 10 the hySsop upon
the wall" The exalted rank he as
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
Hints foS Nervous People.

The best nerve food in the world is
sleep. Good. sound, refreshing sleep
will do more to replenish the nerve
centers and build up a tagged brain
than anything that can be devised.
Nervous people ought to cultivate
the practice of sleeping after dinner
short nap after the noon meal Will
strengthen the nerves and make Ii
much more liable that the rest OF the
day Will be spent in some sort of com
fort One of the principal difficulties
that beset a nervous person is that he
becomes too tired in the latter part of
the day to digest food or 10 go TO
sleep Thus il IS that his supper gen
orally disagrees' with him Sour
stomach, belching Of gas and all the
horrors OF Indigestion await him in
the latter part Of the day Often a
short nap in the middle of the dav will
prevent this. Nervous people ought TO
go 10 bed early.
If there is habit Of waking m in
the latter part OF the night. after
which sleep Is impossible the best
way is TO get up But go to bed early
If you wake up about , or 3 O'Clock in
the night get right 20 and dress. and
go about some light employment thai
Will keep the mind occupied
The next night you viii probably
sleep later, until the habit of waking
up in the latter part of the night and
lying awake is overcome.
The Washington times., 1905-09-10

flowers. tackled smoothly on. The lining
may be either Of the cretonne or of
lawn or dimity. laid as smoothly.
Whichever you get Though, II money
has to be considered, q box is the least
expensive of alb. II must be fitted out
with lot of little necessary things.
A soft little brush and the most baby
ish apology for a comb you'll have iTi
It, OF course. But don't use silver
brush on his little head even if some
adOring relative has presented him with
one-it's hard to keen silver things up to
the absolute standard Of cleanliness tina
all baby things demand.
A powder-puff and box, n soap dish
(the cutest Imaginable ones come In
pink or blue to match your basket,
with a cake Of the purest sort OF soap
in il. a pair of scissors, preferably those