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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

year. Expenses and taxes were s1I2. ESQ $50. COM
pairing with sllo.es5.4ls IN 1907; and net earnings
were sS76l 55. So 227 s4s less than for the pre-
ceding year.
Rentals paid on the basis OF net earnings wers
S4sSSS against Sc $50 e22 IN 1897 and with this de-
ducton and the addition OF Sl5. .4G5 other in
come" the total income shown as $40 81 2S7
Deducting z7.7ss247 for interest reptals etc. this
Item being S.6s2. +5S smaller than In 1867 the net
surplus was S3l.59s.o90. from which dvidepds
amounting 10 total Of SO, 43s, 4s1 deducted
leaving 81. 1889.
Other deductions including s. 065I fer extraor-
binary expenditure and $4,000 for the extraordi-
nary expenditure fund. amounted in the aggregate
to ss.o2s2Ss. the 3,l27e5O remaining being trans
ferred TO the credit Of profit and loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
SPRUCE REPRODUCTION CURTA1ED.
Mill Official Tells Print Paper Investigators
Minnesota Supply Should Be Ample.

st Cloud. Mimi, Oct 15.-Janes r. Mann chair
man OF the Congressional committee investigating
the print paper situation inspected the plant of the
Watabo Paper and Pulp MIL Company to-day.
superintendent O'Berly of the Watabo mill said
that before building its plant, three years ago, the
company satisfied itself that the pulp wood sup
ply in Minnesota was ample for future demands
but said that the reproduction OF spruce was cur
tailed under the present forestry methods in the
West.
Mr.. Mann and his party went to Tnterna-
tonal Falls this afternoonvto inspect the big paper
mill and also inspect the supply of spruce in. the
woods From there they will go 10 Duluth. and
thence to Cloquet and Grand Rapids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
RAILROADS
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
TwOLHOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR

| TWOLHOUR TRAIN TO PfILADELt f1A-A
| EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv- W I'D 81
$50 $50. see $50. $50 1922 ! = -
4i 80 80 Z q; $50 $50. 80 $50 II.50 p m
{ SUNDAYS 80 $50. $50 1850. 11-59 a n.
1 Il. 80. 80. $50. $50. $50. $50. SO. 4-'0'
$50; 1919 ffsz. 5lrSo p p 70 $50. TOO 500
5. 30. goo. 1000. 100. 1870 a m. = 90
/ Noon. 10. $50 zoo. 9.eg. 400. go, b-ee
/ 8 90. 100. SEQ 900 .. m. 1Zl3 IIlicnlznl-
Sundays. 40. 500. BOO. lOto ll-V1 a. -. -
100 noon. LOO. zoo. 800. 40. 30 ~,
/ T.0O. 500. 800. 1870 p m. l--lS me-
night.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGtON-
Lv. W 23d sT.:-T-50. $50. l15o a m.
i RiER KY ST. SoV 80 30 Zoo. 1000 a n
Il 90 noon. eco 400, go. 100 ?. l-'
daily.
FOR. LAKEWOOD AND LAk < e e IS,
only. l. 20, 10. $50. $50. 10 sats- only
D. m. Sundays. : 70. go a n : 70 p N
Lv LIBERTY ST. -. %. 1000 a m n
n.oO sats only, 100. 3.4o. 410; 800 .6-S 81
Sats only p IT, Sundays So. 4o-VO
a m. 30 ?. n
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv- W 80 ST.
3 so a N Q2-5O Sats- only). 3 20 ? n
SUNDAYS 95G a. m. go ?. M LF- LIB
ERTY ST 1000 a m I-Co 5alS. oLlyl
2. 40 D. m sundays. 1000 a. H. go p II
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing Offices: Liberty 81, w. 20 q 3
Chelsea BAD, Piers 10 and 81, y r. o
Aston House 245. 434. 1900. 1884 Br0ad-
way. 1s2 2Z5 2S1 Fifth Av-, ZTSs Third
Az, III West 18th St. 245 toilInogS
Az New York; Court St. 343. "a Fut-
ton St. 4T9 NOstrand Az. Brooklyn. 90
r-oafEav williamsburg New York Trans
Yer Co. calls Tor and cheeks baggage %
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Among the petitions in bankruptcy fled in the
United States District Court yesterday Were
Emil SchCeTnell, stereotyper. Of No. 1858 South
Boulevard, The Bronx, voluntary. Liabilities,
1855; assets
Ernest II. Watson, who in partnership with
William 7 Behan in the contracting business as
z. H Watson & Co, at No. 80 East 10th street;
voluntary Liabities 1851 79; assets. S5,l4S a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

rector of the Pacific Coast Company on Thursday.
to NJ the vacancy caused by the resignation of H.
A Tucker. OF Boston Mr.. Thomas also lives IN
Boston and represents large stockholders OF the
Pacific Coast Company in New England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
BALTIMORE & CHIC R. R.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
every other hour on the even n01r-
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union St1ttcn-
washington, with all Lines South
Lave New York Daily 23d st LID 81
WASHINGTON. SFperA 1l-50 pm 80 au
WIsHINGTON, Diner. 80 ara 500 an
washington. Diner. 50 am 10 % am
n HsEITGT0N Diner I'D an y % n a
WAsBINGTON. Buffet i-sO pm zoo 37
1parJo- car n Y 10 Richmond. Va
ROYAL LID" Diner. 800 pm 49, n
* AaS44NS-0N. BuYet ESQ pm 100 PIE
1rY-GES9 pTT-rSBTTPG 80 am s 90 an
SSttII4SHGS' T6TJrMRrrS. ii.5O am u 90 n a
PTTT1-TTsBTRG. GgvEL,D. $50 pm 100 pm
.spITTSBURG LIMITED, SO pm 40 pm
r-TG SIT LOUIS. LOUSY. I1-50 pm 30 an
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 30 am 70 y am
GIN. ST 10 CIS.LOIIsN-. o-oo pm 80 N
orices: PAS 4s4 1900 Broadway. . Assof
House. los Greenwich St, 70 Sth Az. 81
Grsns 81 n. z; s43 fulton St. Brooklyn.
west 256 st. and Liberty St
After g D. m Sleeping Car REGISTRATIONS
and fuII f-for nation regarding trains etc
can be obtained at Bureau OF In;ornlStion.
q q o. r P 23d ST. Terminal P1ons
Number s144 Chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
TYPEWRITING.

ADDRESSING ac-simile typewritten let
ters than cannot be distinguished from
original tyDewrttten letter none better At
any price; send for Tepresen tattve. stand
ard Letter Company. 400 West I'D ST Te!e-
phone 405J-ClIelsea.
BARGAINS l-Remingtons. SIS. Ham
munds. Blicksnsderters Franklins, $40.
'Allhnur Typewriter Exchange Suite
5iT. .45 Broadway y
VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81. eata-
lSgue free; ali makes taken part pay
ment' BARGAINS IN Inaerwoods. Rsming~
iO1s. 0liYsFA sRitRA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
NET SURPLUS OF P. r r, s81,593, o2o.
Il Report fo- Year Ended June 80 the Com
uany's Gross Earnings Are s149,691, 929.

TIE gross earnings % the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for TIE fiscal year ended on June 80,
-e7o-red 10 the New York Stock Exchange in the
cgnpanys application for the listing OF 100000
per cent consolidated mortgage bonds, were sl4s.-
sly against s157-55z6l0 for the preceding fiscal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
HagdEE5 81 ii: son q SSsS s

For POUGHKEEPsIE and KINGSTON
from Pier "a. y R.. week days. 4 : Il
= TTETHaVS From Pier p. N P. a n
SONLA = , West 10Th ST. $50 A Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

TAN-EE % the 1<zcs q 2 ualu1s curing
-o1oe-- & rc- -S years q age 70 attend
- genera CS.1e duties and MAKE himself
generally -se---- salsry 70 start s. per
Essk AC17ezs 5- own handwriting. 4. {
Bcr =. -El--le Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
FOB SALE.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE.-Ph Physician sell
ing collection. commencing to-day, at his
home. rs West +TJh ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

2aD ST, 30 ElAST.-Weu regulated house.
suites. single rooms; steam heat. electric
light. telephone; hot water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

DKEssxAHSs AND MILLINERY.

II GOLDBERG. s.6 6rh ave--La1ies, IA
l0ring. repairing promptly done. work
called for telephone
SIILLIcyEE- -N1us. Riley. 145 ". Isth
makes hats that lend distinction. Ma-s-
rails furnished or accepted MoCerz-e-
NINE Hide. late WIKI Ward la.si-sT
tailor. gowns. exclusive styles perfect IL.
own materials accepted use BROADWAY
between l0Oth and lOIst sts- Reasonable
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
HELP WANTED.

peT reFlt CfLcll- I'd Lrl A-4o4 -eGSc DD-A
s.gs. against sl57-55z.6l0 for the pr,
HELP WANTED.
s --------.--- - cts
Er-esd.ng IS words. each
Rsrds entire scvt---- ---.....-- . etz-
TGx-ED. d -ne aHzos q 2 manufacturing
-o1oe-- z nC- Il years q age 70 atle-C
- genera c9s1e duties and make himself
Essk- AC11ezs En- own handwriting, 4.
r. By = Tribune Once
Female
COX WASHER and TRONER WANTED
IL UsI prlrz-= family best city refer
saes nscG-7e6 Cs1 ~ 775 St Nichoia1
Egs nsET iz9t- s.. between and u
WANTED IN small. private family q
Adults only rWo maids. one as cook snc
ls-n5-sEs lsE16ry work very limited, other
a. c5EEbeT-lzIC and waitress. UusS thor
o1Eniy unus-srzld t'zelr duties and be per
: -. : : -.
WORK WANTED
= vyo-as. s times ....----.--.. IS cts. !
= words times .-..-..-..--...5o cts
snoEK EE--E12er-. employed during
5ag -eElrss u0rg evenings s. VIII keep
VIA Sc s. weak Henry El-ces ia East
;se g
BARkEE PER--ToG-g single. hotel. club;
sIp@rflCsl- el--, country. references ID
-s- Eyck ST. E-1lkl---
B0oTBLA CKINE.-wa-t place IL hotei.
nsggJ C cscz. wl---g 70 % anything y
yeas szp=-.ezce- reference. shine any
El- o. EEpe- George Hunt list ST and
laldoUL E-lgzt1-. X
B5oEBINCEE German. general work;
1e.e7saces. George Dr-etz, - West
.E1 s.
c9loEED 1LAN -r garage VII Do any
che E--E u E--r- James Murphy. 40
Nest 5I-l 81. care EagerL
czAC -E-Er -0EzE SRe6e IN pr
fGi@ family experienced II driving and
1sls---sg gzs1aels or electric cars: also be
---- ---er. - --1E4 - 'c'--
@--lsss 4 Es--=- ~ 5st- -. Brooklyn
----------
sip-il-loes car DO cw1 repairs, careful
El-e E5-=-e-ss. ely OF country.
Z .sasen 765 Para Piaoe. Brooklyn
lEACFFE-R. =. American three years
.szie'ls1ce- ca1 Go -wu repairs, ca7erai
s-.ti gco- references City or COUNTY,
'sass1, Ios Earl Pace. Brooklyn
czA-FFE--F, ----e-- American with
aa1 machine SHOP s5E Go al owners
- EarE. u-s-----s- and rool maker oy
a a. sgz6 = single. strictly sober
= ie-aoe. ard l-=- q references pre-
- slp.ogz- -s-.az ug cars f9- Tzintzc-
- - -
1-..-Ef'sJ F--FEo1est. sobe- driver; any
SasLTE-
|
- Fz'ErE Mechanic. single reliable.
1 - % ---JzI1z-41z liquors ca1 give
- -----
zA-PfETF -g- suede married. good
I H-tbszlc. rs--+..- .,--.a-ie-ce5 drive
F q cr----- a-----y.-- - -. oE-E -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

a --,....--Aisrriec handy with tools
= t A-enslsou. 81 East Hous~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

'.ssG5-----1. ozuP MEG as manager %
: Ts--. .sest - references Address
,-se. 80 Vest 20 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

Male
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

~ Eo.,..1 III Ct II sslssroou q whole
CIR = ySanE mEn rs: willing and
- se.s.-a references. desires posftioa
60 q 5--.-- As-az1 ESOre. 8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
TAX Or The IOMA N.

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At Yasgssa
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fAsAsea
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sixsN 5Ssxep gsgs sef a tsanse - VIII
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Ike s. 5as4as Mission esfsse ~ fAe
fsigtgsaslsE eaaseA sia mess st tie par
ssssas tora9fg0w afssfassn n IN
So seass tx ne nassfes 81 sie Feu
bofg mlff f0ntNNY - eYdag after
mon @5f 81 FfsI a8 A3l ~ ~
sale Fn9ay DDFalnx TkSs aefaHgvneNs
wits AZ away mish tH TDNa ~ tNe
~ fasfe ana afa aa9 AsMare eaeb la.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

NiiddItbHry. Jan 30 IN Addison
county court yesterday tie easc Of Frank
Wispdl " Granville. eliaF9ed with Grim.
Ba naatlt upon l.oitie Haifet0u, was
resunicd Tie defenda# 8as On the
stand during the forenoon The argu-
meni4 werc made III States Attorney
iluMel tor the state afni Ira IL IaFleur
ara James II Dpnoway for che prisoner
indge Milae charged the Jury that one
81 thfee yerdieis could be found guilty
~ plain assault guilty - assault With
intent II ravish. nr not guilty. The
Jury took the ease Il ! r. m. Horace
Taylor Of Whiting was brought into
eo,iit Upon an information charging cru.
city q animals ard hail fixed u 5000,
which VIA Furnished The trial Of Will
liam RYDER Of Leicester. charged with
adultery, wns then taken up, w A..
Atwell 81 Brandon apspared for Ryder.
Considerable time was taken up IN get
ting d iury. the panel bring exhausted
ana lalesnsB called There arr now
rouapel III the Addison county jail "a
prisoners. the iafpnst number ever known
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

Mr. Gilly, our former partner is now building him
home Claremont N H. and il through his efforts thar
able give gou such values He close touch
with the mills there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
POULTRY EXHIBIT ENDS.
gerwek ciab Had Contest for H0nors at
aamArnworth. \. u.

e0mtrswmfb, n. III, Jan ~. Tie
lAifa exhibition II The BeyWick pouisFy
club closed lat night after successful
ron II three daye Iae exhibition wa
fOF htaiors oily
Jbe eiab officers are president. Melvin
fsli. a.. giee president. f. q Chapman
ard Ntaflsa IT. Coffin. s0retarg and
Treasurer. CHARTS Cooling; executive com.
mittee, l.. D I1rd. 4. G. Brooks and
Charles figssng
ibe officers a TIE exhibition wces
superintendent. Charles ST. Hubbard ~.
sissant tDpefinssHdenfs Fl IL Harvey
epmggitlre, T. y lonl chairman, " a.
Ffovt keefsary. II II Harvey; y. y.
WarJ and n G Chapman ] Fred Wat
Won 81 SasbIa was Issdge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
FUGITIVE CAPTURED.
Martin Manning. Who Escaped from the
Chopping Squad.

Dmftlebofo, Jan. 30 Martin Man.
ming. the prisoner who escaped from bis
keeper while ehapplug u The woods at
NeWiaue Tuesday, was caught N West
Dover yesterday afternoon by Sheriff A.
II Jlmmpsoig
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

JAnFsA AsiNNA revived testimonial lei
sFf ta.lay leaM tha latgs, Crazy epin.
pang 81 AAelMA Mass. stating that they
had Vsesl eue u his ball sess snr the
past twa ysafs and iasf Il "a siia ia
Ase TAse company STATES tAat This IS
ghe best maeasae tAat Il has ever u,esl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

The nsef the Tea CUPS club win Oh
svtte geutlpaeua nlala Al The home 81
Mrs II 4 fage Thursday eprlana.
supper viii b. served at $3.50 orlo'k
tes every uWinhef with her husband be
pleselt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
TALg OF The IOwa.


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i#msia1H town tell Thursday eyeaing,
JANUARY 70
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s
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lalai isleplatis plated u his residence
a 5fa North Main street The number
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AtptiMi sale Of household furniture
at r. ~ Friday evening ~ Gegfgs
tasie, 2pi Easl agsst. q N. Iarlsr,
nneti8nasf
The funeral 81 Michael cosk wiIl ~
heid III ~ Afhniaas church tomorrow
ntelnlua IT o ualtek, Instead 81 y ~
aiafsd yestefdsy,
rl,a 4tt., g.,sld s. IL. fs.,sot II ,a.
Good shepherd Wish ID thank All those
wA0 participated HI Wednesday nigat
successful entertainment
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seaal,e II .yet,~is 49, ss', WIN ,.'s
iitanitn8ilie A e Come and ~ fast
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$3.50 ~ e sl's''s# ' fa'u'elt ,lll't
s's#'ss' tN.' 'ssssh'''NA ifse Alh''H
s'7H g ''e'ss
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nv, nv - sss's' W. IVY W. Neiii,le'4 |
I'VE" sss'ss '''sa u 80 sAHssA sllsil
ftu'@ss'a"' ~ tta'ssN VNs'fA' faN''
N'eHN H4s''F 4 s. a'7s's's'
the Attftn4ana Nikf thpif husbands nr
ftiriulA a4e lnVlteA n sganA 4 @Yctal 7
evening Il Toe home II AIs4, A. II. Aver I
nh AZ Aset1ll ssfaeh Friday evening
7@ANata W s. ti3' aslpeh'
Ieaeryhd seatH lar liiu naaliaan ~ thel
Fgnisefg sgMk COMPANY az taAr opera
h,Hlae 81 SATURDAY afternoon wlll Is I
a. aale Hfleay naaraiap 81 kanaf,ek's 4
drug stptv. lfives iuo and s0p.
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apfte gp4itlnaleue nlala Al tha hon,e 81
Nrs II. Il Page. Thursday eprp3pa
supp4 will IL SERVED ii dsgo aelN,k 4
i.es every uatnhsf with her husband ~
pisseng
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-09
--$s4,ooo--
CITY OF BRUNSWICK, GA,
5 Per Cent. Bonds.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned. in the city of Brunswick,
Ga. until December LIST, 1908, at II
O'clock noon, for all CT any part of Ga
one thousand dollar 1894. 100000 5
per cent, coupon g. and j. bonds of
the city of Brunswick, Ga, due jan
uary 1st, 1921. with January list. 1909,
coupon attached.
These bonds are the remainder of an
issue Ct s30O.0OO.00 30-year ) per-
cent. bonds authorized 1891. for sew
erage and surface drainage ($236,000
having been used for that purpose)
and retirement of outstanding indebt-
edness of the city.
This remainder has been reserved
to retire the remaining 80 year 7 per-
cent. bonds of the city maturing jan
uary list, 1903, and are being market
Sd for that purpose. After that date
these $300.00000 5 per cent bonds,
PRINCIPAL and interest being payable in
New York or Brunswick at the opticn
IF the holder. will be total bonded in
debtedness of the city, the taxable
property of which exce~ds $500, 0G0.
Holders of city OF Brunswick, Ga,
rs maturing January LIST, 1909, may
make advantageous trade by commun-
icating with the undersigned.
All bids must be marked Bids for
Bonds" and accompanied by cashiers
or certified check for 2 per cent. of the
face valra of the bonds bid for which
will be applied on the purchase price
if accepted, or returned If rejected.
Bidders must he prepared to accept
bonds attached to draft for balance of
purchase price. not later than De-
cember 10th. 1908. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids.
r. r. Hopkins, Mayor.
City of Brunswick, Ga.
September 29th, 1908.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-13

dron or copper tones keep their hold
upon public favor.
Buttons of all kinds, but particular
ly those covered with satin or with the
costume material, are being used more
lavishly than ever upon the early au-
tumn models
1t will not be unusual this winter to
see tight sleeves that fasten from the
very top of arm to the wrist. The style
will be carried out in smart coats and
in sheer afternoon or evening house
frocks.
The two-button glove is assured of
a successful season through the advent
of the long sleeve, and fair woman's
glove bill is likely to be smaller this
winter than j. has been within recent
years.
Coats of plain material with skirts
of plaid, check or stripe so plated that
around the hips there is an appearance
Of one plain color matching the coat,
while below the contrasting colors show
with every movement, are among the
most chic of the late summer and early
autumn tailored models turned out by
Partisan makers
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-13
Weaken Superfiuous Hair.

BY persistent and untiring care the
superfiuous hair on ones face and arms
can be weakened and made less con-
spicuous. AS the constant use Of per
oxide on the hair of ones head will
weaken it and make it fall out, it is
only reasonable to suppose that it will
have the same effect upon the unwel-
come hair on ones lip or arms. Equal
parts of ammonia and peroxide will
weaken the growth of hair quicker than
anything else, and at any rate it will
bleach it so that it is absolutely inyis-
ible. Do not use the ammonia and per-
oxide too often, as it is not good for the
skin, but use it persistently every week
or two if you wish to obtain any re-
suits. If you decide to use this solu-
ton do not allow it 20 fascinate you,
as it does some people, to the extent of
trying it on your hair, and thus becom-
ing ore of those ridicuied and pitied
bleached blondes, when Mother Nature,
who is the wisest judge of all, meant
you to be and made you pretty, glossy
haired brunette.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-13
THE MAN OF FALLEN FORTUNES.
His Opinion of His Fellow Man as
Deduced From Hard Experience.

Losing ones money" said the
man of fallen fortunes, "is not with
out its compromising comforts; for
instance; in the discovery of ones
real friends.
When / was rich l never knew for
sure whether a man, being rich, was
drawn to me because l was rich also
or whether, being poor, he was drawn
to me because he thought / could
help him; but it was easy to tell
after l had lost my money.
The proudest qualification that I
got then found in the loyalty of my
family. One and all they stood by
me with a gentle sympathy and I'M
faltering devotion that has continued
to the present moment and that I
know will never fail-my strongest
and more encouraging support.
And then 1 began to make dis
coveries about my friends, to discover
which were fair weather friends,
which were friends only when
could help them, and which were
friends through thick and thin; and
l found friendHness to exist as bed
rock enduring quality in rich and
poor alike.
There is this to be said about the
rich man and his money: When a
man has made money he hates to
give it up. But l have known rich
men who proved themselves stall
wart staying friends indeed; who
gave though the chances OF the money
ever coming back to them-if they
thought of that at all-must have
seemed very slim; men who gave
with a prompt readiness that took
al the sting out of The necessity Of
asking with Willingness that was
of itself nest helpful and cheering
And then while l have had men
able to pay off only very slowly
have had men TO whom / owed big
ger debts say to me-and this out OF
sheer kindness and friendliness to
me-to take away from me bur
den: Forget II, old man; don't worry
yourself over that Well just SIM
ply cross that off the books and can
ii square And-and this is not the
least OF the things that have SOL
aced me-there are men, rich men
and men not rich, with whom my
relations in another day were friend
ly. who have treated me always ever
since personally just the same, with
absolutely unbroken kindness and con-
sideration.
$50 my misfortune has revealed to
me friends whose real friendliness
I might otherwise not have known;