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The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
CONCERNING YOUR FURS.
Never Put Away While Wet, for the Two Enemies of Fur Are
 Damp and Moth,

As fur is an expensive article it shonld be carefully preserved. Two things will spoil it- damp and moth To guard against the first never pnt the article away while wet. If it has been exposed to the rain il should be dried before the fire care being taken not to hold it too close.
 The animals whose skins are used as fur are the silver fox. the sea ot- ter the Russian sable. seal. hear. badger, squirrel and chinchilla. An other prelty little animal. with snow white covering in all parts. but the tip ot the tail which is black. is { he sioat but the white fur is called CT mine
 In winter the necessity arises for selecting new Turs. or cleaning and altering those that have been laid away or aside during the summer months. If re1yeing or remodeling is necessary the work should be done as early in the season as possible. IL sometimes happens that flrs have n dlsagreeable odar. owing to toe insuf- ficient curing of the skin.
 In cases of this kind furrier should be consulted who Will be able to give reliable advice on the matter. In choosing furs cheap articles should be avoided, as they soon look shabby. the dye often showing marks which leave no doubt in the mind cf the unfor- tunate buyer that her bargain has been an unproftable one.
 sure test Of what fur dealers call prime fur k the lergth and densi- ty of the down next the skin This can readily be determined by blowing current of air from the mouth against the set of the fur.
 If the fiber opens readily. exposing
 he skin to View. reject the article: but il the fur is go dense that the breath cannot penetrate it. then the article may be bought
 By thus exposing the skin to view it is also possible 10 decide whether a set of furs is genuine or only imita. tion
 To preserve frrs from the rayages of moths they should be removed every month from the drawer or ward role or trunk in which they are kept. and after being beaten we'll with a small cane should be exposed for some time to the fresh air. Very strong pepper is sometimes used to preserve furs from moths. scattering it plenti- fully oyer the fibers.
 If carefully wrapped in brown paper, or placed in brown paper bags. furs will net be touched by moths. Sprink- ling with allspice is sometimes resort ed 10 as we'll as placing camphor in muslin bags against the fur
 Russian leather tobacco leaves. shayings of cedar wood. or anything strongly aromatic. if placed in boxes where furs are kept. act as preserva- tives against the ravages of moths.
 A piece of linen, moistened with turpentine. and put into the drawers trunks, or wardrobe for single day two or three times year is also suf- ficient preservative against moths.
 For pleasant perfume and pre- ventive take of cloves caraway seeds, nutmeg. mace cinnamon and tonquin beans of each an ounce; then add as much Gorentine orris root as will equal the other ingredients put together. Grind the whole well to powder. and then put if in small bags among furs or clothes Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

X Kan.as man n7s Nife Ielt hIm 10 fan jht house and get his own meals tor a week or two. He cooked as It thought. the breakfast food every morning. When tho wife retarted, says a reliable informant she noticed tAat Ter husband twittcrea and he himseif acknowledged an inc!iaa' ion te Warale It was found that he had cooked and eaten whole package of cana seed He says he is always re- 2istHg an inclination to sleep with his head .Hder his arm.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
En.'nral Children.

The factory wants the child. There
 little to suggest the Magic Piper in -.s whistle. yet the summons brings ae children scurryins down the arokcn stairs of poverty and waat. md the factory doors close upon them .v tens of thousands leaving their
 hudhood outside The factory wants he child. says a writer in Success Magazine. and will pay fer hiT; the mild. and often his parents, can see 10 value in a birthrieht as balanced 4rainst little handful of silver; only fhe state and the disinterested pub lie are left to care and protest. Per Eaps the present attitude of tem- acred humanity. which still allows children of L. 10 work all night and Eeeps boys and girls of nine from 10 t1 II hours al the spindles for wages Fanging from 10 to 20 cents, will seem IS incomprehens!ble loo years hence. as that past feeding ef "Wagkbausc irats" to the factories does to us
 iut the new measure of what is hu- aane cannot become established m. zass We know clearly what is happen 5ag and how and where the children re a work. Knowing. We must care. susAia said Luxury at present. can aaly he enjoyed by the ignorant, the erueless man living could not sit at is fest unless h. sat blindf0Ia 2 Picture an army of .70o,000 children. II under T.. and thtn realize that that
 amy tfamns day after day, not to
 shae. aua playground, but to the factoues, fields. mines and workshops If these United States One million =eFca hundred thousand was the mum
 IT Of child laborers estimated when ##e census of 19p9 WAS taken: only sae God of fall In sparrows knows sehat fl is hy this time. h the 2o ears preceding l9U0 the nam0er of
 oys l. maauiaefHring ana meehan- al pursuits boys between h and z5-Lad increased mo per cent. the humber of girls. 15a per cent. but rnly 5a per cent. increase had been added 10 the population. Today. in =pite of all the chil1labor agitation of the past few years, it is estimated hat 44o00 children under 16 are at york ia Penn sylxania alone. and the southern miiis afe said b employ z9.g0q children not yet 12
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
SCIENTIFIC SPECIALS.

Two German scientists announce the discovery of new anaesthetic havins all the virtues of cocaine without the latters secondary Ill effects. The new substance is called "allypine." 10 deadens pain by local application. and does not contain poison.
 The effect of ultraviolet rays e light on some kinds of glass is strik. ingly shown at high attitudes. At . mountain station of the Canadian Paa cifc railway-5,0 900 or coco feet high green glass telephone insulators have changed to brilliant purple.
 Many observations have convinced Mabel s. Nelson, British psychol. ogist, that men hear better than wom- hear farther with the right than the left ear Men are clearly superior in recognizing blue, and women are pos sibly superior in recognizing yellow.
 The atmosphere contains great quantity of solid matter, usually i'm. perceptible though visible when a ray of sunlight enters dark room. A Ditte states that a cubic meter of the air of Paris usually contains six to eight milligrammes of dust-sometime 23 milligrammes- away from cit- ies there is less. Nearly third of the city dust is organic matter containing living germs. The dust usually car ries a few metais-sodium, calcium, magnesium, aluminium, and especially Iron, with nickel and cobalt. the last three aaing brought to the air in me teQric anst from snaca
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

Brooklyn rap5rs ,cIi Of a millionaire
 eet ,hese who iiee, with his vie
 aaHaa8Ae ha@e Thex are Ho,h
 e middle ase. Lus the h.ppy ood- #se le.aia e1e custom which they cs- lisasl when they Were poor. The a.5 lady cuts the o}d sentlem mans Lais. Eaoaemy If this Kind at oae lime was 1c. essity with them and tsoIsh ,Ast Ras bong aso, the wife every tWa weeks says 10 her fife par+aef: Come, aeHr is time cat >oaf hair And while the scissors snip they cha con te1teIIy of times when they were yolus and struggling.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

An art connoisseur of this country is man who is rich enough to pay fabu- iaus prices for counterfeit paintings and siat&ary that are so well executed that aebu!Ee critics can hardly distinguish EI--.4 rom the erig. zale.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

Benjamin P. Clark. well-known res ident Of Boston. is a kind of Santa Claus h his way He makes practice of go- ing 10 the city post office when the last Christmas malls for foreign countries close and paying the deficiency on all matter held for insufficient postage.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
New OHce.

Orvile Nem;ss-Ilow do you know we are gong to have a storms
 Capt sdter= Ne have man m the ,oreeastle foreeasting lt-PHtsLglg Chron- !.le-Ielegfaph.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

WHe.esa telegraphy, from a mar xeloasly interesting scientific demon strat.on, has become an accepted com .aefe5al laet. Nowadays ships on the zeas that once were as entirely cut
 I ffem communication with the land ' though tley weFa on another . net are now constantly within sieaEiug distance of some wireless ztafien or some sister vessel. l. Is al wonderful and aWe-in7pIring sud feeass that day 0.,y three-quarters of eH#ry ago aEen the first pipus als--afe of wondefment wa5 transmit tst fEtWcEn Ne@ York and WSshirs- sea.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
To Clean Sewing Machine.

A flannel cloth and little kerosene oil will do wonders in the way of renew ing the youth and freshness of the machine.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
No Excuse for Her.

Mrs. Bragss Wish you wouldn't be SO positive. There are two sides to every question
 Mc Brargs Well, that's no reason why you should always be on the wrong sidc Stray Stories.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Cum and Mullen Is Nature great remedy Lures Coughs, Colds, Group and Consumpt ioh' gists. 25c.. soc. and Sl,00 per bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

An Atchison girl who works down town for three dollars week bought a Christ mas Iresent for her young man that eos : SIX SIX Jollars-a hair brush And that is love. too.-Atchison Gloh,.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

We have lately heard much of race #4i4ile the discussion being more in le ine of sentiment than of knowl- ease. says Dr. Henry D. Chapin, prom .aea, in metropolitan medical circles. fAoH he goes on to tell Us that the a#fst term of race suicide consists in 1Easiug children into the world who a-.4not he properly murtured. trained
 el4sated. and whose neglected bod .e -inGly serve to enormously in- eIease the sum total of human suffer .ns and run up the death rate. It seems as if race homicide would bc q letter term 10 apply 10 tbis condition -Lan race suicide
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
John BunYan's Anvil.

The discovery of the anvil on which John Bunyan worked Is reported near his birthplace in Helenstow, England. It bears the date l642
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
Tn Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Qulnlne Iaoiets Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. ". GROVES signature is on each box. @oc.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

Blue blood is all right for would-he aris- tocrats, but the oldfashloned crimson brand IS of the warmer and more comfort able sort.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
Heartless Dame.

Fate ia fat old woman who 'huckles at mortals for believing in Ter.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26

l. is rather difficult to have respect for a law when VIZ can have none for iAe usp who made t.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-26
Fascinating.

Fascinating. Jim-A woman Is a puzzle. Jess-Stili you hate to give her up. Town Topics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-18
Niornlaso e Tenniulpauia r.. y.

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II. Z. Stebbins, Beu. Milan.
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Nom. II. Scbrltnr. - Ser Eopit
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Stride nn0 Dos Nolt peroiientlid)t. III
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Gtabftrt 1870.
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sbue Ssorr.
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tuetdhe nie rotten. iel6ii bet'u, gaoen aidhf.
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dir Eamra HHs aimmer
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Wso. Ieiepbon: Gonitianh 1854.
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6iltnlc. lllgnrn. Stritcsaromollc Dor.
9%efonnncn iinb, ooB ooa MilitGr uli
cllren &olfSboulcn geiclcrt bot ma
piclc uerluulloct luor6en lillo.
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