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Cumbcrland Loses to Beaver FAILS.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd June 20-Willets
was h.t az cpportuno times to-day.
while Cumberland was unable TO bunch,
and thus chalked up another to the
long series OF defeats. This was Beaver
Fails first appearance here, winning
Z 20 4
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Equity COurt No. Z
JUSTICE GOULD.

Motions fer to-day.
No. ll0 Connolly vs. Connolly Attorneys. Am
brCsc-sulliyau.
NJ. i5 Wallis vs Nulcase. Attorneys Gittiugs
& ChambrlU-Th0mas, Wolf & Rosenberg
No. &C. Young vs. Slater. Auosueys Edwards
Caeett
~. &C., Pic.forI VS. Collins. Attorneys. Cole &
Observation-Disclosures.
SO. 40. Ba1SuFcr vs. Gleesn. Attorneys, Col
berr-McNau.ara. Huilek1uer.
No. .t5. Baleugsr IS. Balleugsr. Attorney,
Ai-iagus.
Nc $50 Wells vs.. Wells et a. Att7rucys. Turner,
Patbury Standardization.
No. ~ Irvine Life Beat Handler Company VS..
Taft 60 a. Aurmcrs. nue.au-SEle
No. ii. C0by VS.. Ccrh7. Attorneys, Eigclow,
Kuhn-Wtbb
No. SO Iausburgb ct a. vs.. PARKER ct al At
t0nc7s Mrrillat. Darlington. EI5gt
Ne 49, Head VS. huopp st aL Attorneys, Fox
Williams
Nn $50 Edmrnsrrn VS.. E5m1nstau. 8tt0rucvs
Adriaanz-R0ach d Watkins
SO. $50 Forest S. Forrest. Attorney Gittir-s
& Clauhlrllr-FJr=st
80. sSf Prince vs. Prince. Attorneys Harlow
QHru-A-kiusau Forrest,
No. iss Smith rs. Smith Attcuevs. Ambrose
Sgt,er-HoIlavar
No. 40 Hurley VS.. Hurley. Attorneys G.es-
Auhr17a.
40. HL Emery vs. National Correspondence In
sfi'u-e. Attouars Ea'-tau & sildus-Lgasir Ful-
ton * Cox. Mehusr
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HOTEL MORRIS %. ..9s ,aa

-. James place Cool. comfortable A good table
as the island affords Moderate rates. CHAS. ~.
BROMNLLL. M.nag.-. D HLLD. Prru-I.to-.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL TRAYMORE.

With It's magnificent l0sory frepro0f addition, IRE
sents he finest equipped and most modern of At
lauiic City's leading hotels oupTlatIye IN cCnsruc-
tion appointment and service. Guest rooms ayerag-
ing l9 feet square and each with full ocean view.
Private bsths fresh and sea water attached 70 each
room. Spacious 5llarium and conseuatores on
roof Hgh-cass orchestral concerts daily COL
privileges To guests CaUaCitv. 60. Illustrated book
let upon request TRAYMORE HOTEL co. u.
5. WHITE Prs. CHAS. o. MABQUETTE.
Maraenr auI-y
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LEAGUES.
EAsTERN LEAGUE.

40 T-rr1to-Tr--uto, @. Jer-Fy City. 0.
At Bgtaio-Bu1s,o, 8 Fr1sideucs, 2.
A. R1clr=tr.-Nc7ar5, Z, Rochester, y
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cht Cottngc, ocean View,Va.

70 minutes 70 Exposition. ? minutes to Ocean View
Directly on Hampton Roads Full view OF an
shirs Address Owner Sea Bright Cottage. No
Charlotte street, Noriolk, Va, Iny27-S9t
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lnN auita-

40 4a550 William y. Hrmust0-e vs. Charles W.
jenkins. rote, S2i5G. Plaiuti1s attorneys. J. Daw-
son Williams and Birney & Wooda.d
No. 1861. Lewis Z. Sm0ot vs. Dean x Shihlor,
account. y'1272 Plaintiffs attorney. W. = Johnson.
No 1850. S. Dana Lincoln ys. Oscar wilkinson
account. S.l55# Plaintiffs attorneys. Bates War
rav and ~ H. Slqlzs
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Taucastrr-Iaura=-e-. T, Jrhrstown, g.
Second eame-Laa-astsr. 9, ]Clust0wn. o.
At A1-ogua- lrE. s; Altoona l.
Second -sme-Ait7ona. 3. IugE O.
At Wi'murtn-W -WIaamsDorr d. Wilmington. 8.
At Trguton-TIcnt01. 8. harrisburg, !.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At I.-ws'l-Love-l. 8; FAN River. J.
At I-nn-Lvuu, -; New Bedford, 0.
At Brockton-Br0cst0u. &, HaysThill, 2
Al Wcrccster-W Worcester. 8. Lawrence. @
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AZ Hartfo-d-Ncr London. Z Hartford. g.
Az New Harcu-Brid-cUCrt, @; New Haven. J.
A. Watertgry-sr-inrlclI % Waterbury O.
At Narw.cl-H0lECsC. {, Norwich. O.
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Circuit Court No. =.


Motions fer today.
No. T. strl,t-r IS. PiskfarI. Attorneys. Archer
& smi'h-NBjd-y and Gas'er.
No. p Hooker U.s. Merlat Attorneys. L.g=c1mb
& Elis-n-MeriIl8t & Richardson
No. 3. Ketshian vs.. FelE.niau. ATTORNEYS, r.
RCs7 Perry n Sg1-E1-rr A. Jones.
No. g. Cole vs. Barber Attorneys Eruden-
burg & Brarjauhrz-W Wr-ttinrfn. H-1a Traie7
No. s. Heron VS.. OUEsly. Attorney. C. T. Emig-
c. T. Onusbg
No. 6. Rowland vs. Aua-a7-ia and Potomac Rail
road Company. Attorneys, e. W. Casett-J. J.
Darlington.
Ne. z. Smith vs. Fuller COMPANY Attorneys
Padeett & For--,t-E. s. Du7aI. f.
Nc. s. Davis VS. Washington Savings Bank At
toueys J. ". Rehabilitation 6 sGl0rs
No. Madison vs. Murray. Attoucrs, John
Rdut-E. e.. EmtsI
No. TO- Livingston vs. Ellison Art1ueys H.
Wiuship Wheatiev-Wl-on j. Lambert,
No. ii. Norris VS.. Notes. Attorneys, C. T. Csrasi
and Z. A. Jmes-LsOn Totruer
No. T. Gli3d-n VS. Miller Attorneys, Berry &
N.g-r-Lc0n To5r.usr
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HoTEL MoNTlcELLQ,

Ocean end Of Kentucky ave Center Of an attTsC-
ji0u7 New throughout. Atlantic tIty's largest,
finest and best taprouIed hotel at moderate prices.
Elegant rooms. H.ru HaTHs attached. table ana serY-
ice Cf highest standard h0me-lse surroundings
liberal ownership mana cement. taIacity. CO. SUe-
J.. C. EkUgLM jeI63U
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Algonquin Hotel. A norlot. Esat2g V: ..:...

RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW, YA-D MIN.
20 exposition: cars pass door; rooms with board
at moderate rates. Mrs Z. q. MARS nyZru
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PRINCESS HOTEL
EARL MAR HRLL.

ceau rUd So Carolina Arc. SPECIAL SEri-- rares
telephones In rooms eu suite with tatls. Music,
aic and Grill CRUWLLL COLLIER
aplt-5.r .tH. FL Is
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ERKSHIRE INN oo.aa 9

Directly on ocean front. Vermont avenue. Lo
distance phones; running water iu rooms Spec
sUrlrE ratFs l. J. VHUNN
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

~ 1lilvauEea-Nl-neapoi =, Milwaukee. 5.
second -dme-NilH7gsoe g. Minneapolis, g.
At To-ei3-T5lel1 ., Indianapolis ~ iHnirssl
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Az AurIs-7-Aurrs-a. Q. Savannah. g.
At ghsrIsstslI-C Charleston 4 Columbia .
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THE DUNLOP.

Directly on the Beach oyCrl0okiHg the Boardwalk.
uce7u Piers and convenient 20 all amusements.
Rooms en- suite win private baths on the Euro
pean plan 0nly; $50 day and upward; frsic.as7
restaurant attached with Ia carte service. Fine
orchestra.
ROBERT F. DELANEY. Proprietor
Z r BOWMAN Manager. jal2-d&S3lt
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EnuifN Suifr

No gl1. Margaret Western Us. Nicholas T. West.
crn: maintGnanc1 COmu'a.nauts solicitor. J. H.
Ad'aans.
Nc GIE NarcIna West vs. Harry A. West:
divorce. Comaliuauis solicitor. l.. ". king
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Criminal Court No. 1.

EI0IIIH SIATF UNU-
United States vs. Stewart J. Jac5bz embezzIemert
recouizauce. $50. taken, with Philip NJ Walker
surety.
United States VS.. Edwin g. Holmes. r.. con
spiracy; jury resp.ted until MoGdav. Attorneys. A.
5. WOthi1Erou, NJ. ]. Lester. and J. G. Price.
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The GuIpeper,

no. CHARLOTTE ST.. NORFOLK. VA.
Transicnts 81 per night Specials for parties os i've
or more. Directly on car llle 20 Exposition
mvZl-Et
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Su1x Citr-Si-U City 8. Dgs Moiuos, l.
AZ DerTgr-Durer &, Lincoln, 8
~ Puebl5-Pu1al1. G Omaha. .l3 innings.
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HOTEL cHETWoopE.
VIRGINIA RESORTS,
Virginia Hot Springs,
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Warm Springs,
Healing Springs, Natural Bridge.

soCrsneE ALUM SPRINGS OLD sSEET SPRINGS CssE5 SPRINGS
FED SULPHUR SPRINGS SAT- SULPHUR sS6s TIE llEsYE Health
mO REST RESORT COLI sglfHyR sSes slTs ALUM SPRINGS NJ
ELLIOTT SPRINGS NxR00 EslL RILslal TIE B9lSgJs
Stop-over privilege at White Sulphur Springs. at
Covington, Va. for Virginia Hot Springs, and at
Clifton Forge and Natural Bridge,
Vestbued electric-lighted dining, raror. and
sleepingcar trains leave Washington 200 o. m and ll1)
?. daily, reaching resort stations in from five 10
eight hours.
Excursion Tickets. Pamphlets and Summer Re
sort Folders al ticket Offices 6-9 Fourteenth street
and 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
GEO. NJ BOND District Passenger Agent. Washington D. c
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Madrid Pole Tcnm Reaten.

Madrid. June 20.-The Madrid polo
team was beaten by the Green Jackets
Of RockamptOn, to /, to-day
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Syracuse -sv-7c1ss g WilkgstlrTC. /.
Al Nllry-Albluv. Z, A.. j. d G., l.
A. Tray-Uti 5; Troy. .
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COTTAGE BALTIMORE. OCEAN VIEW. VA
10 MN. 20 Exposition Sc carisre. Full rieS OF
ocean. Comfortable rooms, with board Terms
moderate. my21-d&S
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MINNEHAHA COTTAGE Wiilourtiy Beach Mod
crate rates for room and board: most select rart
of Ocean View K. ID. GUY Ocean View. Va
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HOTEL lsLESWoRTH.
THE SAVOY A., .;9ia .sE5LsEs SEA f.,

". F. GREEN. Manager.
Nli.. HlMAA. prupleicr.
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MOUNT AIN
RESORTS
Aud summer Homes IN
High Attitudes on
Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway
FAMED FOR SCENERY.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices Of THE WASHINGTON HERALD
located the Press and Publicity Department the Grounds and
7o2 Law Building OF Plume and CRANKY Streets Norfolk Va
D. BRUCE SALLEY Herald Staff Correspondent
JoHN T. ORCHARD Business Representative.
a ur
T
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NEW HOTEL RUDOLF,

Directly On Tie Beach. 40 rooms, l1J with mesa
and salt Water Baths attached American and Euro-
lean Plan Cuisine speciality newly renovated and
9ecgutCd and ncs management. Personal direction
Of JOEL HILLMAN, Prop; also proprietor q Hsr-
yey Famous HestaUaIr Cf Washington - O..
The neH and most popular feature Of this hotel ii
the Red Rambler Grill 1el-3r dos
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SUMMER RESORTS,

The Atlantic City Office of The WASHINGTON HERALD located
Bartlett Building Of Atlantic and North Carolina
where advertisements be inserted at regular Office
II. S WALLACE Special Representatives.
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Earned ru-Er-wEn. l. TIraa-11s1 hlt-Alc'5rcE1r-
Trr-rgse H.t-}lcGuc-F. Passed baIl-Movat- Wild
rtrh-Barulardt Bases on balls-Of Bamhardt 5.
Eattzrs lit-Bucn Moore. Struck out-By Barn
la-i- g, rv llc.5.e-7- l. Double plsy-Brauner to
Beckett Uuuiuz-Neyss. OTiIEs and AIcICh Time
o. same-I hour and % minutes.
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
OCEAN VIEW lhear Rorio!kl. VA.

RICHMOND HOTEL AND BUFFET. OCEAN
View. Na.-Clean rooms line cooking. on 2 car
lines; l5 min. 10 Exposition. J. W. BUCHANAN.
nl-z.oLal.u
NICE C0IF0RTABLE LODGING. without board
u day only tte minutes walk 20 all steamboat
lneS running % Exposition grounds MRS. o.
BINDEWALD q, Cor,t st. Portsmouth Va
VIRGINIA BEACH NA.-Srend Your vacation
where there is fine bathing. golf links. and delight
fui climate Near exposition Deserve rooms and
board uow. Write for rates. Mrs. JARVIS. my26 3os
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THE WILTSHIRE,

THE CLARENDON-},Ii55s -}i5sR5s },Ii55s Rs,,A. Ave.
;peCal rates for June NJ. d. NElMAS.
r-u1s -0+ -e.gg
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TIE Lorraine.
HOTEL GLENSInE.

Ocean front. between two Vers Fresh and sea
water baths. running water. &c SPECIAL spring
rates. Auto meets raius. CHARLES Z. WAGNER.
iel53H
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The PENNHURS

Atlantic City, n j., Michigan ave. and Beach.
Open all the year Steam heat Elevator TO street
level Booklet GA application. VA. K. HOOD.
je9d&S5t
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Roanoke House.

2oj County ST. Portsmouth. Va
Rooms 81 a day; with board $ O dav: 30 minutes
to Exposition hy steamer. 2 blocks away. MRS.
5. T. LANGLEY
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters

MARQUES CRIST0yAL DE CASA TRINA,
AVA the son of former partizan of Don Carlos
of SPAIN and himself under suspicion by the Span
ish police, because of his presence at Barcelona
simultaneously with bomb throwing episode,
was motoring near Biarritz with his American
friend, Dick Waring, when he encountered the
young King of Spain. The latter was accompanied
by his fancee Princess Ena and Lady Monica
Vale and had just suffered accident to his auto
plight; but not before he and Monica had fallen
madiy in love with each other.
The difficulties of the young Spaniard promised
to be numerous, he had been travelling under the
assumed name Of Christopher Trevenna, and Mon
Duke of Carmona, 9 powerful Spanish nobleman,
who was an inherited enemy of the Trianas.
Nevertheless, Crist6val managed to smuggle him.
self into mask ball, confess his love for Monica
and receive her avowal in return. But just at this
moment the pair were discovered by Monica's
mother and the Duke. and Triana was peremptorily
ordered from the place.
The Duke and his mother, and Monica and her
mother departed from Biarritz in an automobile
and were followed by Triana and Dick in their dis
gused motor car. Coming up with them, the Duke
suspected Triana's identity, and telegraphed to
arrest him. Triana, however had exchanged dis
guises with his chauffeur Peter Ropes, and the
latter was left behind q prisoner. giee
The two cars came together again at Burgos,9
his daughter Plarcita, Spanish friends Of Angelo
de ID Moe's, who had given the pair letters Of
introduction. -
Pillar proposed. that ;Triana impersonate her
brother Cristoyai, who was Spanish military
officer ON leave, and that she and her father 60
was arranged and the following day Triana was
introduced to the Dukes party as Lieutenant
ODonnel. He managed to have q few words alone
with Monica.
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-11-13
JOSS STICKS.
The Process of Their Preparation Still
Practically Unknown.

The Process of Their Preparation Still
Practically Unknown.
In all countries where buddhist wor-
ship Is celebrated there Is Il great con
sumption Of Joss sticks" These cere-
monnl candles are lighted on occa-
sions Of fcstivity or mourning, prayer
or thanksgiving TO divinlties, and the
like Joss sticks are ut once candles
aud incense since. like the latter, they
burn without apparent flame. Their
preparation IL shrouded III some mys
terry, and the process Is still practically
unknown, those who carry ii on being
chosen from II special class and kept
III rigorous sceluslou.
\ squared strip Of bamboo of vary
Ing length aud thickness. according TO
the size of the Joss stick that is 10 be
nude, Is sEillfully rolled on an inclined
surface In n mixture of odorlfcrous
powders aeglutinated by resin, made
yiscous by slight elevation of temper
AZURE one of the ends IL left rs 1t Is,
to serve us n handle. In some cases
the bamboo Is replaced with flexible
rod, which enables the Joss stick TO be
rolled In spiral form.
The composition OF the odorifcrous
powders varies with the country.
Those used In Indo-Chlna come gen
orally from the province of Canton
and include fourteen drugs, among
which may be named camphor. san
dnlwood aconte and Glove. AconItc
a
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CANDLES POPULAR.
The World Uses More Of Them Now
Than Il Ever Did Before.

Tho World Uses More of Them Now
Than It Ever Did Before.
The "tnllow Dip OF our grandfathers
Is no longer made of tallow, exactly.
1t is made of stearic acid. which Is
only one ingredient of the tallow that
grows in the sheep and in the steer.
Neither Is the "tallow dip" of today
real dip" They used TO take long
wieks and dip them In hot tallow.
time after time till the candle had ac-
CURED the proper thickness. To-day
they run hot stearic acid into molds
and make hundred candles instan-
taucously.
The "tallow dip" ON the market to-
day, therefore. would be more accurate
~ described IL II were called "stearic
ncid mold But nevertheless 1t re-
mains II talow product. 1t Is the d.
rect lnea descendant of the "tallow
Dip of our grandfathcrs. And 1t is
still SO popular that just about $780,
o0O0 pounds of tnllow, according to
the calculation of one of the best In
formed manufacturers of Chicago, are
consumed every year In the candle
factories of the United States. AL
though gas and kerosene and electric
ity have deprived the candle of large
part of the popularity TO which 1t
might he entitled. 1t is probable that
In both hcmispheres today there are
more candies shedding their mild and
humble radiance than in any previous
| period of the worlds hstory.-Tech-
| meal World
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n Wasp Nurse.

A story of how one wasp cared for
another that had been injured Is told
by gentleman who, while reading the
newspaper, felt bothered by the blizzlng
of n wasp about his head and knocked
ii down II fell through the open win
dow and lay on the sill rs If dead
\ few seconds afterward 10 his
great surprise, large wasp flew 10
the window sill and, after buzzing
around his wounded brother for few
minutes, began to feel him MI over.
The injured wasp seemed 10 revive
under This treatment, and his friend
then dragged him gently TO the edge,
grasped him around the body and flew
away with him II was plain that the
stranger, finding n wounded comrade.
gave him aid MS wen rs lie could and
then bore him away home London NJ.
A T.
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An Obedient Patient.

An old doctor whose memory was he
ginning to fail him called in TO see n
young man who was i'll. ON arriving
at the home he found his patient III
bed with nothing the matter but n
slight cold After prescribing the usual
remedies he said
Nov, my dear sir you must stay In
bed till | come again
He went away and forgot all about
his patient. The time HcW by. one
day the NJ. y. came across the young
mans mother in the street. The sight
Of Mrs Jones' brought his patient TO
his mind, and, with start, he said:
"l,y the bye. how Is your son getting
onf"
To his amazeucnt Mrs. Jones replied
that he was stlll In bed, obcdicut to
the doctors commands He had been
there three weeks Illustrated Bits
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Cup Plates.

'"These cup plates assure us that this
100 year old china service IS the real
thing" said an antiquary "Ihey stop
ped making cup plates 100 years ago
Cup plates" he went ON, "show how
table manners change Now, do you
know what they We're for They were
10 hold your dripping cup of tea after
You had poured n part Of 1t into tho
saucer to drink from 50 that the cloth
should not be stained. Yes, in the
the saucer Kings and queens. empcr-
ors and generals, all, with Il Eurgling
sound, tilted the full saucer with care
full balance to the lips. The cup, mean
while, rcposed on the cup plate. Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
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THE WEASEL.
His Ferocity unbounded and His
Courage lnvincibe.

Hls fetoefty onpouhded ana MS
Courage lnv'ncible'
The weasel Is the most boodthirsty
of all our native carniVors His feroc-
ity Is unhounded, his courage invincl-
bic. He Is one of the few British Wild
animals frem whom man has to fear
attack
II You meet group of weascls you
will do we'll not to Interfere with
them. for those who have done so nave
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
The Metal of the Standards That Arc
In Use Today.


There are no products of human skill
on which greater degree of care Is
expended than the standards of weight
and measure In use among the ciVt-
lied nations of the globe. Two things
In particular have to he considered,
accuracy aud durability Nature does
not furnish any single metal or min
eral which exactly answers the re-
quiremeuts for II standard of measure
or weight that shall he Ms nearly aa
possible unalierahlc.
The best substance yet produced for
this purpose is nm ALLOW of 90 per cent
of platinum with 10 per cent of iridi
UNI This Is called ridio platinum and
IL the substance of which the metric
standards prepared by the interuatlenz
nj committee on weights and measures
Is composed 1t Is hard, Is less affected
by heat than any pure metal, Is prae-
tically nonoxldizable and can be finely
engraved In fact. the lines Oh the
standard meters are hardly visible to
the naked eye, yet they are smooth.
| sharp and accurate.
If our civilization should ever be lost
and relics Of II should be discovered In
| some brighter age In the remote future
there is nothing that would bear high
er testimony to its character than these
standard measures of lridio platinum,
for the protection and preservation of
which the science of this day has done
Its very best st Louis Republic