—
UNDERSTAND
BUSINESS.
has the 1
ncome
(OULD
If a
to the
and if
home
could
the
cavil.
be |
to be
befor:
and watchfulne
woman
family
bring int
her
where is
earnings 0 the
her
comforts she and
not otherwise
could justly
prejudiced mind
Cary
the
exchequer.
clare i
women
bread
women
househ
goes
negi
(xO up
re vou will
and most comioria
LOSE i
charmiz
Rajah
and th
Narrow
to some
ored sto
followers
the man
Cuffs matching
be much in vogue
linen, being j
and Eton jackets
Yokes
nes . floc ts, are
almost all instances are ro
Princess braid pe
the latest novelties in trimm
resemble the Princess lac
up; hence the name
Panama straws dyed
shades will be used
hats with plain suits. A
says that appeara
vogue for dark gre
for the coming
closely followed by gray
nish linen
i
the
chiefly in Venice
conspicuous,
und
sementeries
are
ody
oh aAaws
These will
and violet
Jet bugles, also short and fat, and
got far apart are equally new, and in
dull jet look extremely well for smart
mourning,
A newer idea than ball fringe and
tassels is a fringe of tiny single loops
of chenille or bebe ribbon velvet, or
even single short, fat strands of che:
nille with “lambs’ tails” set rather
wide apart,
In Paris the ribbon trimming so
much worn is very pretty. A girl's
evening frock Is adorned with per
sndicular bands of 3-dnch ribbon,
plated, or rather “goffered” as it
with waving irons,
season?
be
PATE OF THE HINDU WIDOW
Hindu women, taught that their
ligious duty is to destroy their
| lives on death of their husban
possible, or falling that,
through the rest of their
believe it to
and
at is demanded of
degradation,
11
Qi
| and
tigation patiently en
them,
“itigh Government
declared the
widow her
to be murder
funeral
shand’s
the
on hu
on pal
cessory to the Act,
wonien de
suicide
tha
remarkable
Nenan
Nepa
the
DAUGHTERS AS HOSTRSSPS
yd from chil
8 thoy
1e habit of
ins 4%
ties and gayeties
what ig
understood, be
reason
good To
perplexed mothers have
have ©
five young people the privilege of in.
iting friends of own and
ist in selecting and preparing suit
wherehy evenings
more pleasantly at
Indianapodes
i
part of the daily life, and
woll
a
perhaps not so
more popular for
they are
all the the
that homtosaos,
further this,
to make some sacrifice; they
their age
amusements
be passed
than
nome
Nws
elsewhere.
AT WOMEN'S CLUBS
In London as in New York certain
women's clubs have set apart rooms
where men are received for entertain.
ment or on business. The Colony
Mub is only following in their steps,
and to that extent as a woman's clab
it must remain unlike a man's club,
Even the possession of a woman chef
‘an never remove the fatal distine-
tion made by woman's willingness to
overlook man's selfishness New
York World,
MEN
Covered carriages were first used
in England in 1580.
Alcohol was discovered in the thir
| teenth century.’
FARM DISTILLATION,
mo important
by C«
the
imendments
Many
had expected tha
the
ture small quantitie Si
NET ess
session was
Hansbrough’
adoption
alcoho! lnaw supporters of
original
would enabli farmer to manu
running a
re welcome
for their
When,
4
i
wr hd
of which
the government
York Tribune
New
OF FROST
productive
stituted as to main
Y t fay £ wy
moisture in
s:$
nis
oil gives to the plants
means of fixing their roots sufficient!)
ii iy
during the
and
them
growth
to branch out
deep to
period of
thet
:
por
their allows
direetion
they
in every
nourishment, where
gecure the elements of
fe without injured
moisture
being
too little
iod of
supply of air
and
productive
their growth
and water
to make keep the
ianently
the soll is made and kept {ri
have the power of absorb
and utilizing the water,
orgat matter which
be in its composition, by insensi.
and give up a con
of results of this decom-
position for the growth of the plants
seed time, when they are
merely vegelating; in summer, when
they growing with the greater
Iaxuriance, or in autumn, when they
are ripening their seed for harvest
During the winter season frost per
forms valuable service in pulverizing
and rendering fine the elods and lumps
of golls. The expansion and contrac.
tion of water, when It alternately
melts and freezes is sufficient to break
to pleces the hardest and most uj
yielding clods and this occurs most
rapidly In winter, especially when the
goil 1s well filled with moisture, Due
ing the winter season the farmer also
reeelves other benefits from the frost,
1d the
ermentation
gupply
either In
are
many ingects being destroyed, when
the ground becomes deeply frozen
The Economist,
MAKING A HOT-BED.
A Massachusetts authority in d&0.
seribing the construction and starting
ys that a frame
pix feet wide
sashes three
frume
of a regular hotbed,
foot long
allow of four
feet wide, The
back to frond Bix
fd ends may be fastened to
corner-posts or by tenons and
tises, which allow of taking up read-
ily and wi hte
son i8 over “Or gat to
and rest
mortis
irame
twelve and
will each
slant
inches. The
should
BOM
and
mor-
packing away Lens
lide
upon, a wide
ed Into he gi of the
hes wi roBS8 bars are
should
one-quart« Of
sas
and
lap each other
he bed should
yuthern
over.
an inch,
OCCUP gitua-
De
prote on
the north ma-
terial sl from
Lhe tahie whith id { i irned
and mixed iheral
terial, more
lasting, all 1nd and mixed well,
fowl
time
day
oned
Biue Light as Anesthetic.
Blue anesthetic of the
fight is the
cocaine, because it Is
ag effective and at
time perfectly harmless
the view of a French doe
who hag proved that by directing
a ray of the
carefully all other
patients can be thrown pleasant.
gtate of in
sald
h
ne same
his is
electric ght on
)
blue
excluding
y and harmlessly into a
sensibility
At present the sleep produced by the
blue light lasts two or three minutes
-~gufficient for the extraction of a
tooth-—-but doubtiess the system can
be sufficiently extended to cover more
elaborate operations,
Blue surroundings, the doctor also
declares, are good for nervous affec-
tions, Patients placed in a blue room
where light, hangings, furniture, and
all are blue, are soothed from nervous
tension, and pass into a pleasant slum.
ber. The expression “a fit of the
blues” thus loses ite meaning--Paris
Cable to the New York American.
—— — ——
His Lordship Forgot.
That is a touching story which the
lord Mayor of Manchester has been
telling of his predecessor. His Lord.
ship was attending a dinner, and the
guests had got through the third
course. Suddenly the memory of a
thing forgotten came into his Lord:
ship's mind. “jt, gentlemen,” he
sald, “we have not sald grace.-Lon
don Globe,
amascus is the first city in the
Turkish empire to be lighted with
eledtriofty and to have electric street
oars. x
RESIGNATION.
Bring along yoh mshi
Bring along
Fill up de
Den elt
SAFE FOR A
Lodevichy Al
friend. 1 hear you
next month
Pochotte
Lodevichy-—How
off?
Pochette
reprieve
No, 1
fon Dimancl
HE WANTED
Chief Constabi«
to see him for?
“1 want to
aged to
up the
wife.’
stairs
Le Rire
TWO MASTERS
Clerk—8ir, 1 have come
you that | am going i
Employer Youn;
heard the
CAD BOTY
Free Press
never
man
troit
two masters?”
ADAYS
Child-—Here 1
res
NOW
First American
10 years old and
object to my
Second American Child
js that parents nowadays are getling
Life,
am
n
my pi a astaally
tinea
trisih
going the n
Tho?
spoiled,
QUADRUPLETS. 3
Ascum-—Is true there are quad
ruplets at Luschman's house?
Newitt-—-No, only twins. Lusc man
started that rumor because he didn’t
see them until after he had celebrated
thelr advent—Philadciphia Press,
“LIMB” MORE APPROPRIATE.
A Carbon County paper sald on
Tuesday that Charley Tree, a ranch
man, hud broken a leg. Wouldn't it
have been better to say a Hmb?-—
Detroit Post,
a
The first American
was made in 1740,
paper money
Sunflower And The Sun.
“The sunflower,” sald a naturalist,
“1s the most deceitful of all plants,
for it has fooled six nations.
“Bix nations believe that the sun~
flower turns toward the sun, and so
thoroughly ure they deluded they cal
{it by a name which bears witness t
thelr error.
“hus the French call the sunflow-
er tournesol ie Spanish call
The Italiany call it girasole,
Hungarians call it naptaforgo.
Each of these words means ‘turn to
the sun.’ The English and Ameri-
cans don’t go quite that far in admit-
ting themselve Le we the plant's
dupes They sunflower.
They mean though,
f names im-
RINONE
turns
the
glirasol
The
other
wroryeril
Be be Paki
sunflower
faces
Good Snail
'
Year, Good Sheep Y ear.
bhosrri Bad
14 wou be horrified
$ vi 1} ¢ thie 4 fry sn tha
trened
i he
Engl:
first ublish
mar passed
thar
than any
was in nse
don, up to s
face to the firs
by Cardinal
rudiments by Dean the Latin
syntax chiefly by Erasmus; he
mainder by Lily, the book being then
the joint of four of
greatest s
Pr he
written
English
re-
production the
holare of the age
FRIENDS HELP
St. Paul Park Incident.
* After drinking coffee for break.
fast 1 always felt languid and dull,
having ambition to get to my
morning duties. Then in about an
hour or so a weak, nervous derange-
ment of the heart and stomach would
come over me with such force I
would frequently have to lie down.
“At other times I had severe head-
aches; stomach finally became affect.
ed and digestion so impaired that I
had serious chronic dyspepsia and
constipation. A lady, for many years
State President of the W. C. T. U.,
told me she had been greatly bene
fited by quitting coffee and using
Postum Food Coffee; she was trou-
bled for years with asthma. She
said it was no cross to quit coffee
when she found she could have as
delicious an article as Postum.
“Another lady, who had been trou-
bled with chronie dyepepsia for years,
found immediate relief on consing
coffee and beginning Postum twice a
day. 8he was wholly cared. Still
another friend told me that Postum
Food Coffee was a Godsend to her,
her heart (rouble having been re-
lieved after leaving off coffee and
taking on Postum.
“80 many such cases came to my
notice that 1 concluded coffes was
the cause of my trouble and I quit
and took up Postum. I am more
than pleased to say that my days of
trouble kave disappeared. 1 am well
and happy.” “There's a Roason.*
Read, “Tho Road to Wellville," in
pigs.
no