Evening journal., 1908-06-18
Personal and Pertinent

AT dinner given recently in London IN honor OF a
colonial visitor young man. whose onyi cam ann 10 - us
glass. said stranger near him; Beasty nuisance
a gentleman and found he had ribbon on his coat"
"sonle confounded head waiter, supposeT
"oh no." replied the other, that is the guest of the
Hang it al. is itg" said the other.
Look here, old chap, as you know everybody would
you mind sitting next TO me at dinner and telling me
Il should ike to very much" was the reply. but you
to toSi Eat S'' ''' '''''''
DR. William Stevens says that insomnia is not dis
itself but the effect OF unhealthy condition OF
body mind When the cause is removed the insomnia
may be expected 10 disappear
Every Inyscian has had stubborn cases OF II which
would yield any treatment and for which change
these should occur and do only when the suf
has neglected precautions that should have been
taken when the trouble first made itself manifest
Insomnia results from causes which can be removed
II attended to in The most common cause is
causing insomnia a feature OF Indigestion insult
ncient food causing the patent to be kept awake by
hunger.
There are few things which be universally
mended oet for seepessness, since what viii agree
with will disagree with another But two things
that may almost always be recommended lettuce and
ceery--London Globe.
Among present day novests the prize for good hand
writing should be awarded to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
lis manuscripts are perfect picture OF clear precise
callgraphy easy to read as type.
Another sood penman is Max Pemberton, and no one
detecting
the artist IN every curve He Is trying for the eyes for
lie the side OF minuteness. One Of the
b,.tsnessS- fists that OF Fraa ~. 6ullen. Bulen
told present writer that the very act OF writing
a real Joy him and that he happier than
when covering after page with his sopng school
masterlike characters
HAL Cane writes very plain but particularly
distinguished hand. Unlike f. T. Bullen he declares
the act Of writing bores him, yet he dictates He
however. write anywhere. even like Mark Twain
in Led Stanley Weyman and J. NJ Barrie both good
penuen. but Coulson Kernahan often brain
ing on account of the smaness OF his writngTit Bits
Come years az - says indianapolis lawyer "a GER
tain county district of Indiana boased of justice who
oipressivelv imbued with idea OF his
spousibility seeing that peace was kept in his
thority Now. this justice of the peace also
and his farm bordered the Of Ohio; indeed
one OF his fences exactly the State line
one day has and hired INDUCED in a hstic
encounter this line fence The justice, quick
the situation jumped 10 the fence. a bench
justice, and assailed the fighters demanding peace
the name OF the state of Indiana.
NO sooner, however had the Justice
his authority uan the fence which he perched
gave way, carrying him backwardinto the State
of Ohio As he felt himself falling he shouted
Soa1 II 10 hum good. Bili I've lost my jurisdiction"
Philadelphia Ledger.
George conln. the animal trainer talking
TO a reporter at the circus in New York.
"Ihe c. animal training gentleness Nothing
sudden or irusque be done unexpected caress
may anger an animal more than a kick in the ribs
sudden, brusq unexpected thng mat
ter how well theS are meant Once was showing in
Scotland"
Mr.. conklin smiled
We trainers. he said. "supped night with Scotch
aomiIer The old man the soul of hospitality but
admit was rather startled when he leaned toward
and said:
Stick in. man conklin stok in Yer friend coors
twa mullins shsd O. ys' '"--wsshington Star.