davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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He Felt Con7r!iren entec.

A man from Philadelphia. says writer in the Ledger of that city. wat. visiting in q town of very few inbab ltants. One day when he was about ta make q purchase he discovered tbat Le had exhausted his small change The shorkeeper could not break the teh dollar bill offered hil1, and the E!ai went out in the main street to see h3N he might solve the difficulty. He askc~ several persons, but Bo enc had }E; requisite amount for tle bill At saNs an old white haired, seedy negro cai.:" along. in sheer desperation tie 111sn said:
 Uncle, can you change a ten do,jH' bill for me:'
 Uncle" looked t.azetl for a momess. then his sham ling figure stra ishtcacc With q dof:iltg of the hat and l1.z worthy of Chesterfield he replied, " dignity:
 "No, marse. can't change no ten d. lar bill, bUt l done '5s.eciates the co, pliment ies' the SaE2e saE,"
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entirely Of ard of and fields and |conan the slightest of mineral any form especially bted systemic remedy has the additional value of being (utey safe for young old S. S. reesatshes the healthy aion Of the blood riG the body e that rundoWn feel improves the appetite and digestion and brings about of h and strength those whose systems have been weakened and leed $. S. S. promptly and satisfactorily than any medicine and those who gnlng to feel the need of toni orty themselves against the unpleasant conditions which Vii ing, should commence No only vii! # U system but it will any htor from the hood and pfeNel outbreak of Eczema Acne Tettef, Poison Oak, Poison Ivy, skin disease erupton which this }, S. is for sale all drug stores.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-24

led needs Of the system, ana
 Fer in consequence.
 ,r physical machinery seems
 "out of gear and suffers
 debility, weakness, nervous
 oss of appetite, etc. Sleep
 refreshing, there is a con- Eorn-out feeling, and we do Sel equal to performing the Try duties Of daily life.
 Then the system is ill this dis |ed condition ii must have knce; it must be aided with a ard 1t should be | medicine has the additional qualities irst-class blood purifier, for to re health the blood must be sed of all impurities.
 }. s. 6. is the best Spring
 and ii is recognized as the and best blood purifier. Itis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-24

Customer-Look here! bought ( bottle of your hair restorer last week and all I've got for using it is couple of large bumps on my head.
 Hairdresser-GooG gracious. mus have given YOU bottle of our bust Ge veloper in mistake!-London Opinion
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Yuu know what the Chinasnan said about the trolley car: We'll tfat's d good description of the cars on tine Figure Eight at Forest Park. "opens May 1Sth.)
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Some of the leading Wholesale all merit \ liberal share of yOar patrons PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS,
General Founders and Machinists.

WtTSONS Nerve. Bone. .Muscle) LINnENT. made to be superior to all others on the market Per bottle $1.
 WATSON'S COLO MEDlCO
 Two famous remedies of famous Veterinary Sur geon, put up in separate bottles for horses, mules and cattle suffering with spasmodlc coc fatulent coc and other forms of bowel troubles Per bottle s1
 WATSON'S BLAND HEALER Heals under the harness while they work Heals without leaving an unsightly scar One application keeps the flies off all day. Kills screw worms-is n- sect proof Per bottle, $1.
 WATSON'S LIQUID BLISTER. The long sought for remedy for bone lameness bone tumors and enargements, callouses, abnormal deposits and growths. This is the remedy PAR Ex- CELLENCE when every other has failed. Per bot tie, S1 .00.
 WATSON'S PURGE MIX. The physic for horses and mules. Actions sure and . complete. Simple, effective and beneficial Each purge given to horse mule gets more results than q ton of patent stock foods. Per box s1oo.
 WATSON'S FEBRIFUGE.
 Lessens fever-Aids in carrying off waste pro- ducts resulting. A superior remedy on which to acclimate stock. Per bottle s100.
 WATSON'S STAGGER REMEDY.
 Saving hundreds of horses suffering with various forms of brain sickness Should be on hand and used early to secure guaranteed results. Per box s1oo SENT PREPAID ON RECEIPT OF PRICE,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-24
A Hopeless Trial.

'That guys de champeen stingy ma of de earth, Freddy
 Flows dat?"
 "Why, I've been followin' him fer mile. aI' he ain't trcweu dat butt ava, yst!--New York World.
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! e e. S,!:. PURELY VEGETABLE
 REATEST OF ALL T0NICS

Very few persons able pass the Spring with any ,e of physical comfort without the aid of tonic Our systems with the changing and required of the blood which bodies receive their noursnen and strength Ssparticylar than others.
 During the cold Winter months do exercise freely ler weather the skin active in removing the and and the other of drainage dull and sluggish
 Work Thus the impurities which should pass off left in o&tem and absorbed into the blood.
 en Spring and all nature takes e change
 de of living and greater demands made the blood for
 ment and strength enable the changed conditions
 Winter accnulaons have polluted the blood and destroyed its
 qualities such extent that i able supply the
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Junta escoIar de San Juan P. R,
Secretarto. - COnvOeatorio


De ConfoFmidad con Ia ueoci6n 81 dc lR
Ley eGColRE CompilRdR, lR JuntR Escolhr
de San Juan, On geIi6n extEaordinaKia CG.
lebEadR en- la nOchs de aver, aCoFd6 Rnun'
ciaE 10 provision De eECueIau parR q pr6xi.
mo cuEBo. Las HoliCitudeI dc los maeatEou
legaIment0 CapROitados p1Ea eiOFcoF, debs'
ran seE RCompEnadaI desau1 relpactiYos
certifORdos, en- ga defacto shacsr Conntnr
On 10 goliCitUd 81 ndmero del COrtifcRdo y
10 claBe, Principal, GFaduRdo, etc).
Las pstiCioneB ssrGn dirigidas { IA se'
cEetaFfR de lR JuntR EEcolaE, CriIto No,
20, dentro do loB dies dfa1 AiguienteB al do
lR publication de ests ConVocatoris, nisndo
entendido que Lon profe1crea que actual.
meuta de8smpsfiau sHcueIas, ce4Rn en- nus
CaEgoU Ee8psCtivoB al teHminRr, con 81 pre-.
Bents cUEBo osColaF, 0l Contrato con alloB
oelebERdo, = sHt6n, por 10 tsnto, On ol de-
b0r do llenaF los miBmo8 requiGitos que loB
dem6B RspiTantsR. 81 d sean ser oontratadou
nUeYRmGnte.
Lo que ge hGcs pdblico para conocimisn'
to de Los inteEeBadoB.
San Juan, P. Rico, Junio 10 do 19O8.-
DR.. Rsfsel Vele8 Lopez, Sscrstario Gcci.
dsntal.-Vo. Bo.-RRm6n Falcon, Preai'
dente accidentsl. 6v.n
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AnBnCi0 de- subasta.
DIplftlmIDtO tol interior d PuOEtO Rice.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLIOAs.
OfSoiipsa del Superintendent.


@Bs
San Juan, p. r., Mayo 27 de 1908.-
PFopoFioionsB On pDegos ceErRdos para Ia
adjudication On pdblica GubaBtR de las
obrGB de construction dc 201O m tFoB Ii
neRl0s, mas mGnoB, ds. s.caVEsteFa, seCei6n
Cagupg, San Lorenzo, Ko. & Ko. 6, %
admitiF6n on sBta oicins haBtR lan 10 Q.
N. del dfR 90 do Junio 1908, On que ue
RbEiF6n pdbliCRmente.
81 pRelupueato apFoximado de Las obFaB
asoiende & $15,SOO.OO.
TOd0s los dRtoB necasREios, impFeaos de
PFopoRieiones y ContratoB inItrucCiones 8
los poltoEes gs dRT6n en- eItR CfcinR. Tam
b.6n 90 facilitRFan a2uleB do loB pianos me-
diRnts IN dep6Bito pEGviSional de $1,000
que BeR6n FesmbolBadoB al dsvolvoE diChos
RzuleE
seE6 condici6n sssnOial del contrato que
q ContTatiBta, paEtiF dol Gegundo mss in
elusive del plszO para Is tsEminsCi6n de
los trAbsjOg, ejscute cada mes obFGB por
ValoE no menor de $5,00O.00.
La Administrator 90 EeseFvR el deFs.
Cho de rechazar cuaIquieER 6 todaB las pro.
poRiciOn0g de adjudicRr 81 contrato bajo
otras condolences que Las de pFsoio BolR'
mente.
PoF orden del ComisiOnado del Int
Eior.-J. J. Jimenes, supt dc Obras Pa
blicaS. 23v.G M z.
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PEDRO SOILS HERE
graVenente a Je-
sis Guadalupe.
Luis AlVuTez mueTe en- YauC0 des-
Pues de- Eeclbir II heridas.
SueesO On Generic.

Rio PisdraS, JUNO 18 de 1908. Jefe P.
1, San juan, r. R.-A laB 3 de hoy On o.
GBtablecimientO de Manuel Santa, Callo
del ComsrCio, indivfduo Pedro Soils, dig
pRP6 dos tiFeB revolver & Jeads Guadalupe
hiEi6ndols uuo dc olloH BobFs IR tatiIIa de-
EechR, Biend0 On eStRdo gFavfgime. Fiscal
Torres GEau, Jusz de Psz = DoCtoTes
OrCaCitRg y MRrcano Conltituy(ronEs lugOr
del BuCsBo. AgTeBor deupueu do Cometar he
cho hugo y fu6 cRptuTado loB pocog mo-
msutog poF GuaEdiaB GFacian0, Rodriguez
DfaE. DoctoFeg Green heRido moRir6 do uu
memento & otF0. Igaravidez SREganto.
(EI leAionado fslIeci6 per II taEde.
Yaucc.-Ayer tards indivfduo JuRn To-
rFeB Cd Pola, en- rims que tuvo con Luis
Alvarez en- siti6 denominado "Ganes" ia.
FisdiCCi6n Gu6nicR infFiol0 docs heYidaB
OFigin6ndol8 lR musHte. AgFOBor Torres
cRpturado por fueEzR puesto GufnicP. Los
doB tFabajabRn como psone8 On lR Haeien.
dc Maria Antonia do squelIR Jurisdiction.
AutoTidRdsB conRtituidRB 60 Ritio BuCsno
OrdenRndo levantsmisnto CRd6vaP traHlA'
d6ndols 81 pueblo para hRCsrle autopaia.
SaEgOnto Torres.
COmsrio. -Ano6he fuergal elte pueRto
aEFsHt6 en- baTrio/ /NsTaDjito de este t6rmino
& individuo Isabel Alices, poE hRbsr infs
FidO hsEidaB graves G-G6nRFo Rivera.
AgragoF pussto disposition JusE. Cabo
Mufoz.
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OO AaRlRIstrlcI6R.

Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por un trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN alo $500. PagO an
tieipGd0,
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La PeIiCuIa del juegO
en- Ia CaII8 de- la Luna.

En- la calle de la Luna 49, fu6 uorpTen'
dids una jugsdR Lon dsdoB, y detsnidoE
RnoChO Loo indiYiduoB Julian DiRs, Fran
cisco Cruz, Salvador Herrera, Pedro Con
EaIeg Quintin SsTEano.
FueFon hoy 6HtoB uantenciadcs 4 5 diAB
de aEFesko & exception de Juli6n Diaz que
90 declare testigo del pueblo de Puerto
Rico, fu6 sbBusIto.
La iugada fu6 BoFprsndida por loB guar
diRI Julio Santiago y Antonio Martinez
SapiR.
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AteneO PuslturriuuefO.
VOIat, On honor tel Maestro GutItru,

Junio is de 1908. -PrimorA parts:
10. Obsrturs de lR opera "GuaFionex",
del maestro Guti6rTS7, ejeCutRda por Ia
orqussta dirigida poE 81 senior Francisco
VOEaE.
20. DiuCuruo dc apsrtuTs por o. vice
pro1idOnts del AtsneO, senior Emilio del
ToEo Ousbau.
30. "El Parto dc los montsA'; capfiCho
nbligado clarineto J fauts, del maestro
Gutierrez, ejsCutRdO pOr la oFqueata.
40. "La vaCa cisgR", tEaduCCi6n de Ma
ragall, poE 81 sefiOr Mannol FernGndOE
JunCog. ,
So. Fragmsntol do un oStudio nobrO 81
"CanGo GEegOriano", poE Mil1 JuHtina B.
Ward, IsidC poE 81 BsiioT Federico DOgo'
Eau.
sogunda parts: /. "Ls familin", 1info'
pfa dol maestro Guti6EE0E, OisCutadR poE Il
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Ell maestro Pastor Torres.

Para la vsladA de sBta noche que On
memoFia del maestro Gutierrez calabHs 81
At0n0o, el profsBor director ssfior p antoF
Torres tomAE6 pArte como violin conceEti
no on la oIqusHta dc la poliofa que tisne
sncomendRda la pRTts muEioal, puoB 81
tTataEHe de don Felipe Gutierrez, mRgAtro
que fu6 de Oapills CstsdEsI y gran COM
poaitor que hizo honor & Puerto Rico, 81
maestro Pastor Torres no vacil6 On ofrecer
>8u conCuEBo & dichR oEqusatR, Raf como
Lon utfor0H Palma ' Rogell6 (T).
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- Sc VENDE.-Por quebranto dc salad
no podsTlo atsndsr au dutho sl sAtsbls'
cimiento Ia TeformRda Aurora punto "a
conccido acEsditado bien. .suEtids: para in
1forme, On 81 mismo. Venta sl ContSdo. -
Pedro ROvira Torres, Santurce, pRrads
19. 10 VS. M. 2.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerarlo. -salidas de Bayam6n y Capl-
tai simultaneamente.
Dfas laborables.- Manana g., O5, $50 3
Is 11.00. Tarde IL. 10, 1.45, 8.J5, 4.85, 5.45.
Dlas festivos.-Manana 6,7o5, B.Ss 9.45
a6 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
CatafiO q Bayam6n, ida y vuelta Ia. ella Sc
25e "a. clase 100. De Bayam6n Cata6o y
vuelta IA. clase 15e, "a. cIase 10e.
BiHetes ordinario de Capital Oatafio en-
La, clase 8 centaVos.
Bayam6n 10 de Septiombre de 1896
Ramon VRldes.
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oEqueIta.
2. Biegraffa del masAtro Guti6rrtz, por
el BefioE Rafael Monsgau.
3. A. EIegis, Ma0Benet-B. "Qaanti
Maj Gounod, poE la BefiorR AFtesgR.
4, Poe.fs, poT 81 etfior Jol6 JsnsT.
5. "APpSulionatN", sOnata, Op 81, Bee
thoven, pOT ]. g. Artsaga,
s. Gran marchS de Ia opera "El profO'
tA", dc MeyeEbseE, ejeCutadA por Ia
oTqueSts. I
A Las , media en- punto.
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Es TONICO, no tisns Hussancis1 noci'
vas , reBuItR an msguifco produoto, que
hs cbtsnido ol mejoF cr63ito On 81 pals ,
faeTa de el. Los aefi9res Alvarez HERNIA
nos tienen siempTe conBtante exiGtsnciR del
acreaitado "RON SAN LUIS" cuyo
producto nos referimoE. En San JoE6 z
On asta ciudRd us hRllR 81 mRgnf6co ron
''SAN LUIS" conocido muy .vsntsjosA'
mente en- todRB parties,
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De Ia hIStOrIGa G6neVl.

81 'tPopuIar" del seaor Am6rico saIaP,
AoRbB de rsCibir un extsnso surtido de pa
raguaS y bastone8 gsnoveSSB, de gran mo-
vedad. Hay bRstoneB de ebsno de gran
guRto y aEte. ZSpatoB paER gs5oEitsB , nj
fRB, de ID ConoCiada foEma "Pump"
elsgantfsimos, RCRbRn dc llGgAr. NusvoG
pedidoB de easnCiRB francesaB = oEieentaleH
han venido On los dltimog vapores, hay
eGtuehsg Eiquiaimog de gran m6tito.
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e. UNaUENTO De 0OAH 0EspERCU6E Ell CUTS
ySADO CON EXTRAORDINARY FREGUERGA POR
d PrGSItORtO tOl Console EIOGutIuo Do


COBgFOSO,
ISL IL experienoia de aIgunoB amos de
prGCtiCa m6dioa puede tener alg6n vail
miento, nadie ue extrafiaFG que en- ella
fund0 mis- assYsFRcioneS cuando ae tEata de
6mitir una opinion sobEe un medioamsnto
que he uGRdo con extTaordinaEia ffacuen'
ciR. Me reaero IL Emulsion de Scott.
La pelfsctR union de Los compromises, eI
agradable BAboF que determine 10 bien que
90 conBeEva mientrss na estk empleando,
sobEe TODD Lar impoTtAntes indicRcioneI me.
dicaB que llenED son 80 mejOr , mas seguTR
gaYRntfa.
PoH ess TRz6D aun en- las anfsEmedadeH
81 paFecer mas inCuFabIel como Ia tfsis Lar
oaqueeias, las eEor6fuLas, las amemias, Ell
TaqMitismO. la dsbiJ6dGd general la faltG de
de0arYOIIO en- les mujsTes en- los niflos y
otrs laTgs SeFiS que leEfa prolific Onumerar,
Bs We que estR BuHtsncia opera verdRdeToA
milsgroB, = que los sDfsrmoI que per de.
Oirlo aDi, Be hsllabRn & las pueKtas de 10
musTts, se trRnafor nan de pFonto adqui'
EiOndo faeFzaB, Fobustez, color, RnimRci6n,
BRlud, On una palRbia, que acTeditR cada
dfR ls jugticiR de lR fans del immense
cEedito de que tau dtil preparation goER
en- todo Ol mundo."
p, DR.. Rafael del P0IEe,
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Ell s6bado lego & San Juan el senior
Jaime sifrs, que FegrsBarS 81 microbes q
50 RegidOnCia de Maysgiisz.
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-Padecer dc snemia y Gebilidad 90 tan
natural que csAi pocaa paFBonaB escspan
elias, no hay Femedio TaVs slloB mas posi-
two que Ell vino Cersb1ina UlEici.
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REsFRlADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. .,,TSI. FL h.LAxA!TIYo AKA! BRoMo-QUIL 81
La hrma de ''E. W. GROVE en- csda cajita.
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En- estR imprentS ss vendo pspeI de-
poTi6dico vieio & $500 lOB 46 kiIo1 Gun
QUintaL
s E.ns.aEgaEzgesesss.u sss.usszasagaezzzzzgnEgzszsz
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.UN2UENTO De DOAN
Cura radicalmente las aImorranas,
eczema, picaz6n 8 comez6n de
la pieI.

Cura radicalmente las almorranas,
eczema, picazon 8 comez6n de
la pieI.
La primera aplicacion del Un-
guento de Doan, calma la irrita-
ci6n en- casos de picaz6n Q come
zon de la piel y en- la mayoria
de los casos, una sola Iatita es
10 sufciente para curar radical
mente los psOres casos de almo-
rranas (salidas Q sanguinolentas)
ronchas, aradores, sabanones, sar-
pullido, aspereza del CUTS, grie-
tas, herpes, barros, espinillas, etc.
e. UNaUENTO De DOAH DESpERCUOE Ell CUTS
No debe faltar en- ell xBudoir,
de las senoras. Los hombres de-
ben usarlo en- Ia noche del dia
de barba 8 afeite. Una buena
fricci6n al acostarse por la no
che y obs6rvese la blancura y
suavidad del cults al dia siguien-
te despu6s del banjo.
PROCURESE en- las boticas Y
tiendas que venden medicinas.
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How To Wash a Sweater.

y summer a girls sweater is her most
important as well as her most useful
garment. If her shirt waists are badly
made or shoes shabby that is a minor
consideration. but her sweater must he
immaculate and up to date. Every girl
likes to wear nothing but white during
the outing season, and great is her dis.
gust when her mother insists upon her
having gray sweater for economy's sake
in the firm belief that the darker shade
keeps clean longer and that all wOollen
goods are impossible to wash.
II proper care is taken sweaters can he
washed all the time without hurting their
shade and color. Fill large bowl or basin
with warm water and Ivory sOapsuds, add
4 teasponniul OF powdered boraX to keep
the wool from becoming hard and stiff
II the sweater is white put a little blueing
in the water every time II j riused. This
will prevent IL from turning a deep ivory
as all white wool materials are APT 10 do
After washing wiring out. then pin Ia d
large bel pillow. BE sure not TO stretch
the sweater or il will lose its shane
While wet do not put in the sun. as that
will make il turn yellow. but if anxious
10 have il ury quickly put the pillow be.
fore a FIRE or heater.
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Care of Girls School Gloves.

lines are not generally worn, for most
persons realize that conspicuous lines
make the hands look broad and short,
while those with welt backs-tiny pieces
oil Kid taken up with two rows Of stitching
around them-make the hands look slen-
der, especially in suede, the flesh side Of
the pelt, which is not so strong as glace,
the kids hair side.
VI the several excellent white glace
glove cleaning methods the simplest is to
put on the gloves and wash them with
spirits Of turpentine exactly as though
washing the hands, rubbing the fingers
and soiled parts thoroughly, then remove
them and hang to dry in a strong current
Of air.
White suede gloves may be cleaned
with equal parts of powdered alum and
fuller's earth applied with dry brush
and rubbed until clean.
The spun and taffeta silk gloves which
so many young girls wear with their
simpler evening frocks will last almost
as long as those of kid. IL any broken
threads are promptly secured with self
colored sewing silk. They may be cleaned
by rubbing them with manesia and plac-
ing smoothly between two layers OF wrap
ping paper. After a lapse Of several
days. when the powder is brushed away,
the gloves will be as fresh ms when new
When being laid away all white silk
gloves should be wrapped In blue paper.
then brown, and pinned closely together
at the edges, and all delicateIy tinted
gloves Of any material should be placed
In brown paper. as the chloride Of lime in
white paper will discolor them.
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!, EYTHE
APRIL.
I GRAND
MOTHER

MANY young girls who are conscious
that their arms are not right either do not
know precisely what are the shortcomings
or how to remedy such deficiencies. In
their search for a perfect model they make
the mistake Of studying the arms Of fash
ionable woman famed for their beauty.
who, nevertheless. may possess sticklike
forearms and knOblike elbows that are
put TO shame by the plump and beauii-
fully rounded arms Of their own house
maids, whose sweeping and busting duties
have perfectly developed every muscle.
Where there are bones and veins and
rough. nnSightly surfaces the arms should
be systematically rounded with such fiesh
food as heated olive oil mlssaged into the
skin until il glOws with the friction Of
the hands. This treatment will I'll out
all the h0llOws and make the euticls Of a
satiny texture.
IF some Of the owners IL certain arms
thar were on exhibition last evening" con
tinued the April Grandmother after q
slight pause, -had faces a. badly hi0fched
they would haunt beauty parlOrs until
every bleInish had been removed.
some arms. like faces. are merely sal
low. They should b. regTiariy bathed On
Lot water mixed with several handfuls Of
oatmeal. sOftened with few drops each
of t-1rax and benzoin- Red arms. If not
caused by tight clothing Of sunburn, may
Be- treated successfully in the same man
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Good Taste in Picture Hanging.

beauty. \ canvas must have side. rather
than direct. light. for the latter creates a
reflection on the hard paint that will sn-
tirsly screen the subject Photographs Of
good paintings may b. lost in a corner.
while If put into prominent place in
combination with other pictures they viii
b. distinct addition.
One Of the most difficult things for the
amateur picture hanger = 10 group NUM-
her Of small frames successfully. Wen
done. the pGsct Is charming. and partiou-
Iariy 50 in the room Of girl. who Is more
ant to have her favorite subjects in small
or medium size than in those suited 10
drawing room or hall The danger Of
eresting hotigs-poslse instead 4 =
clearly defined group. each picture q
which stausls alone. while 1t YET j. =
necessary portion Of a group. requires
more study ttsn can Be put int = 70
meut
Tie natter q framss. vixen having =
pi-.ure mounted should receive ths most
careful eouz5derzti0u- Ans girl kr9Es.
when she srgps 10 think. that 10 pat q
-opy of a lIsto1na into 5he saEe kind
q = sitting thst : suited 10 a PisrrSt :
Er84esguz- TIE tr5zh5s i fhst s9-s-fzes
1ol until - PicSure. 1gun.sd. has co1z
sems dos she rsAlizs What tbs eomsins-
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fear of being torn to bits, metaphorically
speaking. afterward.
Making other people a subject Of con
versation is never a good thing, however
great the temptation. If a girl chooses
TO let herself 60 in talking with intimate
friends, she will comment and criticise'
though the latter may have been furthest
from her thoughts. As no one is perfect,
and the manners Of the most punctilious
may sometimes lapse. there is never lack
of opportunity for this. and in thinking
it over later it will be found that things
better left unsaid were uttered.
A girl will feel less inclined TO indulge
in this kind Of thing if she remembers
that without doubt comments very SINH.
lar might be made upon herself unless
others were kind enough TO forbear.
1t Is quite bad enough to discuss indi
viduals in private. but far worse is it "a
talk personalities when in public place
The frequency with which girls may be
heard in street cars. at the play, aud
other like places. discussing the private
affairs of others, calling them by name
is appalling. No end Of gossip that would
not go beyond the set in which il origi
mates is spread by strangers who have
heard the individuals. unknown to them
except by name. talked over in public
Two girls al the opera one afternoon ~
Gently RECALLED the curious about them
with details Of family quarrel, and as
the persons named are known all 0veI
this country and in Europe all details