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The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
Mohair Petticoat.

For everyday veal no petticoat is
better than the pretty plaid mohairs
offered In all good shops. They arc
very nicely made and r quite as at
tractive as the more expensive ta1etas.
OF course, they wear twice as long.
Taffeta petticoats are the dressier, and
will always be preferred to any others,
but for service the mohair are highly
recommended.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06

In a piece Of leather cut two par
allel Sits: below their extremities
make a hole as wide as the slit and
smaller than the buttons which are
fastened to the piece of string that
passes through the hole and the end
of the slit, as in Figure ! of the
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
overshootine the Mark.

Mrs. ~O'Brien-Phwat medicine did Mike
find the best?
Mrs. Riley-Divil a know Oh know. He
took so much av it ne was sick for tin
days after he got well.-Boston Traveller.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
Ladies Can Wear Shoes

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot.
Ease. A certain cure for swollen, sweating,
hot. aching feet. At all Druggists, 25c. Ac-
cept no substitute. Trial package FREE.
Address A. S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, n. Y.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
No Simple Life.

He (guardedly)-Do you believe the old
saying that two can live as cheap as
one?
She (unreservedly)-Yes, if they are a
cheap couple to begin whilst. Louis
| Post Dispatch.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
ON HOME QUARRELS
REMEMBER IT TAKES TWO TO
MAKE A QUARREL.

IT Have Known Families Who Were
Never Happy When Separated,
Though Always Wretched When
Together'-Entire Agreement I'm
possible in Any Home-Friction
Of Right Kind Tends to Develop
ment of Highest Type-Obstinacy
VS.. Firmness-"Be Patient with
the Living"
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06

above illustration. Can you remove
the string without breaking it or cut
ting the leather? To do SO. bend the
leather forward, pass the strip of slit
leather through the hole Gas in Fig
ure % and pull out the string.-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
Not Quite the Same,

NOT quite the same.
Does your latest novel enjoy a large
sale?" he inquired.
Il don't know whether the novel en-
joys it or not" replied the author, but
I do."-Royal.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
Assisting Conversation

"Yes," remarked the professor, az
rather pride myself on the discovery Of
another hypothesis"
Indeed" replied Mr.. Cumrox, a little
doubtfully. Il had Nn idea they were
quite extinct. W Star.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06

dreamy-eyed, and gentle as Richard
Watson Glider. and by nature as much
of a poet. His wonderful essays are
not dashed off as one imagines, at
fever heat, and with utter disregard
for literary style-they are as patient
ly wrought as Stevenson's. He works
in the same sad sincerity as the hand
an m thing for the stock mar
ket to change 400 points while Mr.
Lawson is struggling with a single
sentence. Many an elusive adjective
his cost him half a million dollars.
Fortunes have been won and lost while
he selected the apt word, the precise
metaphor needed for his purpose.
When Mr.. Lawson C wrote that he
made the System look like a last yeai'J
straw hat in the whirlpool of Niagara,
the picturesque phrase seemed like
one flung off in the white heat of CON-
position. But the original manuscript
exhibits as many changes as Keats
"Endymion"; the straw hat line was
rewritten half a dozen times before the
fastidious author was satisfied. The
editors of EUerybody's Magazine have
great difficulty in separating Mr.. Law
son from his manuscript. Naturally,
they value most the facts in his month
ly stories; while Mr.. Lawson's main
concern is, not the facts, but a fault
less literary expression of them.
Thomas w. Lawson, as his friends
who know him best agree. is probably
the most impracticable man in Ameri-
can letters. "If he had a practical
side," they say, she would be able to
make a great deal of money"
None of Ernest Seton's animal He
roes'' is wearing a Carnegie medal;
but the cinnamon bear that Mr.. Seton
once read his manuscript to deserves
one.
Three Thousand Volumes taken by
Queen GATHERINGS troops from the
Warsaw library to St. Petersburg have
only recently been returned. At M
cent a day per volume the fines ought
to be considerable.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06

The trouble about accumulating money
is that just about the time a man begins
to get somewhere near what he wants
he dies and is compelled to give it all up.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06

Sir Matchbox told Miss Candle that
She looked too sweet in her new hat.
Miss Candle to Sir Matchbox said:
Il fear your light, sir. in h head;
And yet it's clear you know the way
A striking compliment to pay"
Cincinnati ENQUIRER,
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06

Booth Harrington, whose descrip-
tons of Italian sunsets, at ten cents
per word, are familiar to lovers of i'm
aginative literature, is in Capri for the
winter, to see what an Italian sunset
is really like. Its great" he sends
word on a souvenir post card.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06

Gibson has left us, and Roosevelt
will not accept another term. The flu
ture of Art and Government in this
country is saturated in gloom.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
With the Green Cheese Limited.

(Rudyard Kipling at the Wheel.)
We leave old earth with a shrek of mirth,
and the sorsaI blades full-swing,
With a far-flung whoop and a spacial
swoop, like the curve of a demons
wing.
The U-tube can is damned to part, and
trimmed the bilge bobstay,
And we lay a course for the moons pale
disc on the fringe of the Milky Way.
Our Captain links, of the Sky Marines, is
glued to the upper keel,
With Bos'n Hank at the dorsal tank and
Kipling at the wheel.
Old SiXty-Two with her colloid crew is
heeled on the Starboard tack,
In the tactical spray of the Milky Way and
the dust of the Zodiac.
We leave A,dermaran on the lee, Polar
is on the Port;
Ard all goes well till the colloid's bell and
the vacuum gins to snort;
Then the fiddle-dee-dee gets off the key, and
the fol-lol drops a stitch;
There's the devil to pay with the bilge bob
stay, and the bulkhead jumps the
switch.
But Captain links, who is eyed like a lynx.
puts a crimp in the U-tube can,
And Kip he spins the wheel to port and be-
lays the electric fan,
While Bos'n Hank at the dorsal tank let's
go, and the airship rights;
AnG we weather the blow with a 'Teo-
heave-ho" and a "Shiver my topping
lights"
Old Sixty-Two with her colloid crew is
again on the Starboard tack
In the tactical spray of the Milky Way and
the dust of the Zodiac.
On an even keel, with Kip at the Wheel, we
pillow the stellar brine,
And at one by the clock we bump our dock,
and the Moon Man throws us a line.
At the recent Mark Twain dinner in
New York it was interesting to watch
swell known authors" sizing n an
other up for the first time. Hardly
anybody knew anybody. But New
York isn't London, and will not be for
a good many years.
The Real Tom Lawson.
There are many curious differences
between authors as they really are and
authors as popular fancy imagines
them. Reading the works of F. Hop
Smith, for example, one pictures the
author as tall and slender, like a light
house, with a smooth, dark race; Wnere-
as. Mr.. Smith is built more like a
brewery and appears two-thirds mus
tache.
So with Americas foremost man of
letters, Thomas w. Lawson, Of Boston.
One thinks of him a. an alert, sharp
eyed, short-haired, nervous, frenzied
man, who divides his time between
scrutinizing the market bulletin board
and debating his mastery essays on
finance to two stenographers at once.
Indeed, it was in the stock market
that the writer looked for Mr.. Law
son on a recent visit to Boston-and
looked in vain. We then made a pill
grimage to the authors residence, and
found him in his quiet study, sur
rounded by his beloved books.
The real Tom Lawson is @long-haired,
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
shell Die i'm
s. Hours

was the verdict of the doc
tors who were trying to
stop an attack of flooding
from which my wife was
suffering" is an extract
from a letter from MIR. A.
Fail, of Chicora, Miss. His
letter continues "These
attacks were incident to
Change of Life for 9 years.
Ten doctors failed to re-
lieve her, but a lady friend
told me to get a bottle OF
n eERsTLE's
0.. FEMALE PAMAcEA
did so. The third dose
relieved her, and the doc
tors were astonished. So
was I, but the lady who
advised it was not. She
knew her ground. The
medicine has stopped the
flooding and my wife is
doing finely"
This is just one letter. but we have thou.
sands of similar ones. showing that IT,. +. r.
is the best Female Tonic and is every day
curing Painful. Profuse and Delayed Men:
situation. Whites. all Womb, Ovarian and
Nervous Troubles. Don't fail to get a bottle
at once. 1t IL sold under a money-back
guarantee.
eEasTlE MEDICINE CO, Chattanooga, Tenn.
A. All Dealers, In One Dollar Bottles.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06

Bliss Carman, the Canadian Sapho,
now dresses his hair in the shape of a
Japanese pergola. 1t is very effective.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06

Publishers desiring to purchase man
uscripts of Mrs. Edith Wharton here
after are requested to leave their Of
fers with the butler.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-06
The Six Best Sellers.

Our reports from III junk shops in
the United States show that during the
month of December the popular nov
els fetching more than two cents a
pound were as follows:
/. Rulers of Kings. (Atherton.)
2. Dorothy Vernon. (Major.)
8. The Puppet Crown. (McGrath.)
4. The External City. (Caine.)
5. Dri and l. (Bacheller.)
Among superhuous items of literary
information is the statement that Miss
Corelli has a double chin.
The newspaper headline, "Shaw's
New Plan for Ready Money" was a
bit pulling; but it turned out to be
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw. not
our old friend, G. Bernard, with a new
play on 90 per cent. royalty.
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MIC TENGG'S
SmhbaupIana uno 0ruderet.

@Dnto.B Bidder. -S1reibmaterialien
etc. beSieht man am 8eiten bon Der
obigen alien Tirma. @ro6e Nuss
mabl pm 5ports uno Sancp. Mrtiteln
aQer Nrt. Bidder uno 8eitidriften.
Die 9ruderei iberniramt ben Druid
oDn Statuten. 0ohSeitss, gerlo.
buna8s uno Biiiten' &arten. Vile
NuftrdQe meroen prompt ausaefubrt.
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gett ttper 80 syabren

idon muroe Mrs. BinslDm's SDDs
thing . Sbrup BON MiQioneu BON
Wiittern beit1 8abnen Der &inoer
nnaemenoet. 8irtt Du i'm S@lafe
our@ bas 5breien zines Rtnoes ees
ft6rt, oa6 i'm 8abner lit uno our
S@mer5en peint? @enr 10, lai5e
iofort cine Tlal9e bon .Wirs.
BinslDma Soothing Sgrup" holen.
Sein Mert lit un~beaablbar. gs miro
benz tleinen 2eioenoen lDfprt Hinoes
rung peri1aFen. 8erla6t eub ba.
rauf. Riitter, es 1T teiu 8meifel
bariiber. Sc beilt Diarrbue, reau.
liert ben Wa9en uno bic Nierer,,
beleittat Wino &olif, errpeidt ben
gaunten. nerbinbert gntsiinouna
uno itdrtt bas earae 9glten1.
rMra. Win8lnms Soothing Syrup"
fir aahnenoe &inoer lit a1genebm
i'm @eibmaG; oas Recept itnrntnt
BON einem Der beiten meiblihen
Nerste in ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs lit
bei allen Druaatften ia Der gotaaen
Belt gu baben. Breis Is Gents per
Glaihe. Sauft niGts anoeres. aIs
Wfrs. Winsloma Suothina Gnruu.
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@leidaeitig limb gerhanolunQen nit
ben GeoOlution6ren anaetniipft. nm
Elm uebereinf0mmen su ersielen.
Num bon Seiten Der &ebeuen iinb
teilmeiie Shritte CUR Mntnipfung
BON Observation-Disclosures 9etan.
60ffentlih meroen Die guter 2eute
perntinftia uno ftelen Die Srbnuna
10 ibneu mie mD9lih mieoer Der.
Sir Die Ser. Staten mdre bas lebr
piel better, al8 pena iie nod brett
eingreifen miiBten.
Die meritaniIhe unabbdneiafeitss
feier 1T in Der ibliben 8eiie pers
laufen uno ale Die bl6olinnieen 8es
ihidten uDn einer grDBartigen Srems
oenDerfDlaung. Die an oteiem Gage
in Scene 9eieBt meroen l0llte, baben
iib, mie mir imDn DDr Woben uDrs
ausiaater, nidt bemahrbeitet. Das
8anae mar nihtS meiter als cine
Reconsideration, cine Der qroBar.
tighten 2eitungS > gnten, Die oieiert
Somner ausaeflDaen iino, uno mir
baben ME beareifen fDnnen. mie ielbft
out unterrihtete. ruhiae 8eituneen
auf ben unitnn be%reinfallen fonnten.
So, nibt rur bereinfanen, iDnoeru
bic Sahe INNER mieoer berpDrbps
len, trDbbem Der nnIinn iufort aufs
aetldrt puroe. ShlieBliG mahte
iib IOgar zines unierer hieligen Na1s
mittaasbldtter oas biaiae 8eraniis
gen.. ibren 2eiern anerlei @ruielaes
ibidten BON beabfbtiaten Wai5acres
unb fldhtenoen 5remoen au eradbs
len, elm ebenio ldherlihes, mie al.
berries Wittef. Seniati0n gu erreser,.
0un. boffentlih miro maj, tinftia
oerartiae 5eniationSmeloun9er aes
9enUber etmas Suridhaltenoer fem.
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Sdgltde gOurtften s9latwasen

mad @alifornien, ebenlo nad ct.
Souls oia 9eras & Bacific Babn
obue Wediel. S9reibt Oil irqero
einen Tidet : I9enten tpeaen bieies
neuen 9ienites poer an 6. 81. Tur.
ner, @eneralsB aiinaiersN eent. 0al'
tas. 9eras.
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- Sic S1mmGng Matra.
ben= s qbrit fertiat Watraben,
RiIIen uno 8Dlfter an uno maht cine
Speaialitat aus allen &eparatur. Nrs
beiten in ibrer Brande. @arantiert
iDrgfdltiaite Nusfibruna auer GHfs
trd1e. Office uno Jabrit 309 Roro.
Stores traBe. ReueS TelepbOn 223,
ties 3elephon 869 3r
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Nie Stsntard Yatagpnien amnef.
fierte.

.Brofefior Bratebui6 unb Die Ins
nerion BON BataeDnien" iiberihreibt
Der r6annuD. 8ur. F0laenoe rhiitps
Ride &eminissens: Der bier lin
6annDper) oieier Eaae- p~erItorbene
BrofefiDr oer @eolpaie BratebuS1
mnr Der 6auptbelo in elmer Ger aes
lungeniten ultgeihihten, bic ltaoen.
tilher uebermut Der @e0raia Mus
gufta lie aeseitigt. Die g~ntitebuna
oes ultes iei bier nit ben 0urter
eines Der Beteilieten mieoeraegeben:
Who'll mar elm iebr mibtrauiiher
aunoe, babel leihteldubie tuie cine
9urte. Nls mir nun zines cages
einen Spaaiereang mnbten, fraate
ib ihn 10 aus benz Gte9reiF: .NbDlf,
meiBt Du ibDn, baB BiSmard Batas
a0nien ~annettiert bat?" vMein@.
iagte er nit 9rDBem gritaunen. Sd
iprah nun meine aroBe 8ermunoes
rung oariber aus. oaB es einen Stus
oenten in @5ttinaen oeben tDnne. BET
oa8 niht miife. ga aeieQte iib Sma'
t0plut Ri uno ib fraete oielen:
.Smatopluf, Io0lf meiB nod nidt
etnunal. oas Batag0nien anneftiert
it'll" uub SuatUpluf, Der iUfsrt Bee
iheio muBte, itimmte Elm 10 nattirlis
Dies uno b5bniides @eldhter an.
oaB IoDlf ituBig tuuroe. .@ewiB"
iagte Smatopluf. ,,aae Belt reoet
BACON, uno Du iOateft es am beften
miffen, oaB BrDfefior Bratebulh aus
N0robeim es 1T, Der Die Gnnerion
noaapaen bat" Noolf mar gang
1ieoer9eihlagen. Dab er BON benz
greianiiie mod nibts erfabren bate;
er ruan9te Iib an anoere uno fra3te
oieie. Ub Tie es wii8ten. uno - ieoer
nuBte es, nur NbDlf nidt. B6breno
Der ndbiten @ohe reifte er nah 0au'
lie. nnb Nortbeim. uno nun beGte
ib ben Blan aus. NoDlf poGenos gu
Derulten. SD madte in elmer gez
MISUNDERSTANDING ben BDriblaa.
einen Mrtitel iiber Die ,patag0nlIhe
Gnneriou" an bic Nortbeimer Bel.
tuna gu lhiden. Jubelno uaro Der
Blan aufoenommen. SD euttparf ben
Nrtitel, Die ibriaen halfen. Bir
luften einmal bic Sa@e ala siemlid
mDalib binSusteaen uno Damn ooh
10 piel uniinn bineinSupfrOpfen, oas
Der @ib mol su erfennen mar. Sin
,@ifiebirnbaum" wuroe aemleiniam
ms 4ateinilhe iberlebt. Sin 8al.
Ius iber be meteurulogiide anftait
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beiter oeeianete 0runolaoe gu bieten
idien uno babel, alIe ieitoem erfoiies
uert V~eittmmunaen r~epioiert, 9eltoh-
tet uno bann IN einbeitlide Sorm
Qebraht. Inter bemielben miro oas
@innnnberuna8bureau i'm Departes
ment fir 6anoel uno Nrbeit gum
Bureau fir Gtnnanoeruna uno yea
turaliiatiDn aen1ant uno nit alien
Mnaefeaenbeiten betreffS Der lebterer
betraut. Sc bat in alien @innan=
oerungsftatiDnen bee 2anoes Ge'
glitter gu fiibren. in tuelde Die Sea-
men ldmmt[iher ginmanoerer einaus
traaerl iinb nebft Nngabe idmmtliher
Beripnalien, Die our Soentifsierung
erfDroerlih itno. Seoem @inmanoe'
rer miro Elm besiialihes Gertiftat
einaebdnoigt, 6as ipdter bel Der Was
turaliintiDn our gertpenouna fumntt.
User 8ireer merben min, muB
smei Sabre nDrher. ooer iDbalo er
ahtaebr Sabre oft gepurben 1T, eios
fih auf Die 8u~gehDrtgfeit 81 irgeub
einem anberen 2anoe. poer Inter-
tanenperbanbe 8ersibt leiften. 6iere
BET muB er mieoernm gettau angeben:
Marnen, Nlter. Beihdftiaung, Ser
iunatbeidreibuna. 8eburtsOrt, leBt<
idhriaer Mufentbaltsprt uno Staatas
a%ngehDrtafeit, Datum Der Nntunft,
| 0arte be8 Sdiffes, nit meldem er
fanbete, uno ge~genndrtiae Noreiie.
0nh spet Sabren uno nibt ipdter
afs lieben tam er bann bas @eiuh
um grteilun9 oes 8iiraerreht8 Tim
Dupfifat) einreiden. gr bat oarin
gu ertldren, oaB er Die erforoerlihe
Beredtiaun3 oa5u befibt; bies muB
reunsig 2age gefbeben, ehe er CUR
8~ereioiguna i'm @erid)t eriheint; oa'
| BEL tttuB er atpei glaubmiirbiae 8eus
gen, 8Irger bes 2anbes, mitbrins
gen, uttt feline n1Droliibe Befdbianug
au beitdtiaen, Gleidaeitig mug elm
gertifitat nDm Departement Tir 6ars
Del uno Nrbeit iiber Datum leiner
Nntunft. Die Bealeitumltdnbe uno Die
MISUNDERSTANDING beiaebrabt meroen.
Die 8ereioigune oes sutinftigeu
Biraers aeidiebt in pffener @eridltss
iibung. Der 8idter bat ben Ips
plitanten uno feline l3euger au pera
nehmen. UNI lih gu peraemifiern,
bob Der Wann Die erforoerlibe Bee
rehtiaung uno 8efdbiguna befiBt.
Nuf stang pber Noel bat oerielbe aes
gebenen SaIles at peraihten. Ser
@eridtsclert ma9t oarn ons einaes
reidte geiuh ourh Dffentliben ans
fdlag betannt. Ru gutter febt fomrit
Die B%ernebmung i'm @eribt, BEL
uelher Der 8unoesoiftrittenmalt
nod cine beipnbere pprnehmen
oarf. Sat Der Npplifant audi oieie
beitanoen, erb6lt er feline Bnpiere
uno lit amerifanilder 8Dablrger.
Our UDrnabn1e Der Waturaliiieruna
DDn Musldnbern lDllen suitdnoig
iein. Die Dunbess, 9reiss u1o Dis
ftriftgeribte fir Die Staatert uno bic
Territorien 5amaii. Ilasfa uno
BDrtD &ieu; oas 8unbesobereerimt
fir ben Diftrift Columbia; oas Bun.
oeSaertht fGr oas Snbinners9 erritos
RUM; Courts Of &ec0rb in iraenb
einem Staate Doer gerriturium.
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Gin traaiIaes 9noe.

Gin gr0BeS unelld wiro manh.
mai ourh cine aleiniateit oerbinoert.
8ennetb WeSuer, bon 8%aneeboro
Wte., oerradldiiiate cine fleine @r,
tdltnfg. biz elm traaiIdes @noe nut
ourh Or. Sings Neue gntbedunq
obaemenoet muroe. 9rel Qerate Qas
ben MID anf, oa rneiue 2unaen emit
sunoet rparen, Iaat er. aber Or.
Sing 8eue @ntoeduna rettete meir
gebeti. 9as geite eeaen grtdltuna
8u baden bel Gbolpb DreiB uno s.
&alteuer " Sobu. so Gents unb 81.
Brobeilafhen lrei.
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7as neae ssataraliiatiOmsaeies

DaB Die neue Observation-Disclosures
laee, welhe beitimmt, ooB elm Sc.
Der. Der Burger merben nil, Der
enaliifen Sprahe maftig lem muB,
angenOnfmen lit. babef mir neulidI
ihDn aemeloet. Die Bill tritt in
neunaia 9agen in 8raft; mer allo
nod unter ben alter. bisber ailtiaen
8eolneunaen Burger peroen uia.
Der beetle iih; er bat nur nod elm
BOAR W0den 8eit on5u.
Wtit Nuenabme Der beioen BON uns
uerurteilten ~8eitimmuneen, bic nihts
tpeiter als Der NusffnB reiniten SEA.
tiuismus fino, lift bas @eieb ourdl.
aus niht nertuerflib. SIN @eqentei(.
es beoeutet einen entlhiebenen Tprt.
lhritt uno NOR ourh Die ihdnoliden
B~etrigereiRn. Die beIonoers in 0erp
Dorf nit benz Observation-Disclosures.
fabren beganen unren, unbeoinot
nutuenoi9 gemorben. Seine Ser,
faifer iino auf oas @eieB uum Sabre
1902 surldaeanngen. neil eS Die an,
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wte tft ptesl

gBir bieten einbanoert Dollars Belobnung tfr ie=
BEN daa bon &atarrb, Der ni9t ourh Ginnebmen
pom 9afl's Ratatrb=R gebeilt peroen
fam.
8. 5. &benen & Co.. Giaent, Soleoo. ..
geir, bic unteraeidneten, baben s.. ). gbenep
lett ben leBten Is Jobren e%efannt un6 6alten ibn
fur ooatonmei e~brenbaft in allen 8el6dftsperbano=
ilngen nno f~nan3iel befdbiet, ale BON ieiner Girma
eingeeaneeuen Standardization 3n erfhneu.
@afoins, Rtnuan & Merpiu, @rosban=
oels=9 roauiRea. Splebo, 9.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-11
TWO WRITERS OF BIOGRAPHY.
Johnson and Boswell Exponents Of
Different Schools.

1t IS an interesting fact In the his
tory of literary genres that two Of
the great examples of biographical
writing occur almost side by side.
Less than a decade separates the COM
pletion Of Johnson's Lives of the
Poets"-happily honored in the new
edition Of the late DR.. Birkbeck Hill
from the publication of his own life
by Boswell. Yet with the latter book
a new type of biography came into
being. Johnson, in the main, had,
like most Of his predecessors, fol
lowed a simple narrative and exposi-
tory method, prefixing a plain story
Of the poets life to a systematic &C
count of his character and a critical
estimate of his works; he gathered
his facts and impressions together
and spoke for the author and for him.
self. Boswell, on the other hand,
making use OF a more dramatic
method, succeeded in his attempt to
let the author reveal himself, and, in
of an exposition of character,
painted a picture Of personality, to
which his own comments were sub
ordinate. What we see as a type Of
mind and character in Johnson's work,
we see as a living man in Boswell
The Forum.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-11

Cold tubs for dogs is the latest nv.
glenic rule in Germany. 1t has been
discovered that dogs contract Ger.
tain affections of the skin and com
munlcate them to human beings,
From this fact the necessity of clean.
hness and frequent washing is de-
Quoted. Special bathing establish
ments for dogs. with specially con-
structed baths to obviate tubs or 9th.
er receptacles into which dogs OBJ
1ect to be lifted, are being built in
many towns. and are widely patron
zed The last has just been opened
in Dresden.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-11
SAYINGS OF THE SAGES.

Lack of desire is the greatest OF
riches.-Seneca.
Art holds fast when all else is lost.
From the German.
He is safe from danger who Is on
his guard even when safe.-Syrus.
In the court Of his own conscience
no guilty nan is acquitted.-Juvenal.
He who is afraid of asking is
ashamed Of Iearning.-From the Dan
ish.
When all men say you are an ass,
it Is time to bray.-From the Span
iSh.
The only competition worthy a wise
man is with himself.-Anna Jane
son.
A babe is an angel whose wings
decrease as his legs increase.-From
the French.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-11

DR.. Calmette and M. C. Guerin, OF
the Pasteur institute, of Lille, France,
have just communicated to the
French Academy of Sciences the re-
suits of experiments in v~accinating
against infection with tuberculosis.
They find, says the London Times,
that if they cause a calf or kid to
swallow at As days interval two
doses OF 5 and Is centigrams of dead
bacilli of tuberculosis, or bacilli of
weak vitality, the animal becomes
proof against infections of fresh bo-
vine tuberculosis. Human beings have
not yet been experimental on with
the virus, but it is thought that IL
may prove effective.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-11

MI. Haldane, the British minister
OF war, has had his attention strongly
directed to the n defect in the army
system; that is, that it turns a dis.
charged soldier into the world at an
age when he has lost his adaptive.
ness and when without a trade be
finds himself at a great disad vantage
In competing with younger men
Therefore, Mr.. Haldane has appoint,
ed a committee to consider the train
ing of the soldiers in various trades.
1t is believed that something can be
found in this way which will be bet.
ter for the ex-soldier than the pres
ent system.