.i i. heart of th virtlm bound In lh
,"i','io!il l uru heu ml j.ur.Bed br
9
n
krsaparilla
it!nl 1'nrlfl-T. AH'IriifM. t
n:l nrr tin-l)cl f utr-ilitinrr
PlilS uilln.nt.1 t m toil. ::iv.
,,"it-nir'l' I'liibrrlla.
;i ih American 8ortinian
,., ti'? about a hum
'of : window where I work
,: ;. ! tva H liuttcnint-troe.
w-1. ;nl built her nest on a
Rivv iioiir the wlmlow, nml
., opportunity to watch lior
In fact, tvc could look rlht
,v. wit''" there wn 11 heavy
in-i tip- wp tllollKht wo
if he covered her young
i .i ; ri. Well, whi-ii tin- tlrst
1 sin- i-iino nnd took In Itet
,,f i w.t or three largi" leaves
Iy. nnd ltld this leaf
in - s a completely to cover
tl-vv away.
i null In ill' l ! of tlnm-st
. in k tli.it tin' loaf was
,,r iiiinki'd upon. After
, ,, nvc". the olil Mr.! I'll
I v:Ii.m.Ui tin- It'ti f. and
. i : ' :! dry.
Pi .ilti-Work.
... .'li'iu'iiti Siiiv has surprised
u '.. "I t!rl talklnsr about
i.!-:.rl.i!i .iy..
.ii uil'leii yours yctV" ash...)
: .vm r .1 P'hel.
i; :l n of XV e'l, ':"
!.. t.'oi: t'ir-t. I iiad to hunt
. i'. were li if i'Uo'i"h, and
,i t'i !. ri looking In the die-
HYPNOTIC HEALING.
"SLEF.P llOOM,lJf ANEW YOKK
llOStMTAL..
C.'ilhln It Walla Patients Pant Into
rruceritl Matnltr r Tlicy
Awaken l-'ully Restored
to llrulth.
Tnn m
in-tit
nick J
I
vl lira
what t!ny moan:
In .'in to think 1
it tirilshcd!"
. and
in'V( r
mi
l: I.
,! I ! no ?mv ns!,,.,! the
I jul of 1 1 1 fat lady.
1 :.!!." slid ill"' fill lady.
t 1 1 ' T Mean to It'll i:o yon
.it nil your salary tilrettdyV"
didn't tu-an to." replied the
! .i lll. itliiiosl Ml tears, "lull
si:i-li a lovely vuso pt:f lir
!'. nnd I tot to l.lililiii"; ai:at..st
,e!eiv I t'.ioiittit." -Clte-Iniui;
;r.i!.iin
K let"
mill
r b;r.
tli" JVyptlun
CIXU QUESTIONS.
A WOMAN'S PREROGATIVE,
AND SHE USES IT.
'ill-Hull nml I'loinpl Answers
.Milli'l In I.i rut Siitlsruetli.il It
I.IIHTI.
vuniicn hate to ii'dt their
t'uo-c delicti to i piest ions that
inn understands, and there
to M
lit I.VUU.
d s
a
-it,
A
LI ii
t M 1
i 'l
V!
lie read
en ny one
a s' '.. 'l'hoiivj, j)il( ,,f nii'h
e liiin received within n
il'N from those unli. ted with
a- forms of female diseases,
"ess to say the answers
:;.'!. t eiiuif'irt l!Ui'. relief,
live of di'dtrifiii;? in the jrroin,
in Miiall of liaeU, retention,
ii of iiH iises, hearint'-ilowu
iidaelie, nervousness, hlues,
vuiiitnins that ruijuiiv prompt
re is. in most cases, rapid.
I'inklniiu's Ve;.-i.ulile t'om-
1,1 '" promptly taken, nnd
ilium will furnLsli nuy ndvien
free. I'ollowiny is uilother
thanks:
!u I'1 my thanlvs for tlio
little IkkiIj whieh voti li.-iee
Miit me. Jt has opened
my eyes, nml told
lne t hut tin-i-i. i.. .,
remeilv f, n-snlV. r.
I in" n i .ni.'ii 'i i
n .. ... 4 ,ii
no iieeil f.r
Women to Mif
fer, if they w ill
only take Lydhi
I'.. I'lnkhain'H
I hiif
l'ereil for years
with painful
menstruation,
tliiukiii'' there
was mi reined v for
it ; hut after reading
"u pamphlet, I thought 1
Vl'.voiiri!iedU-ino h trial, nnd
i-'i nil lu.w i,uiekly it relieved
'''"'""'nnd it f,,r j,ll women
with palnfal nienst ruiition."
;iK Nwikiio.vs, Critteudoa,
I'M ,vt
f ELL DRILLER
,v i 'l"'rli'ii In i In. Kni.ti ru
'" -ll km..., ! Minn,. ,
nit in ri'ti r.-ii.-e t., ,,, ,,i Ur
,.. , " , " : "'' I UfiitTMt ..r.
i.l--. " "iioitn-r inn.
",,.,.' N,1"ul'' '"'o uii..iiiur u(
:OMIi. N V 51 A.N, 1 Inin, .
s.
aiaSSiEii
trugRt room thftl any
titutioo for tbe cnroof tlio
nick j oincsses located in the
u iiiinrMiirni ot tuo ,cw lork
rost (ini'lunto Hospitid. Tlio liopital
author. tlrs linvo ollicially nnmcd it the
"Sleep I'ooru."
It js Ucro that the mudi-ncoHed-nt
liyptiotio j)oer iruT to bo n blcn.-'in
to tho iin'tietod. I'niii is linninhml nud
j lp.tMiro takes its jdnce. Tlio inont
liistrifKing opcrntion lioooims to the
iitlTerer n imitU r of ronratulAliou.
'I'ho ih eti.m my tlmt jieople, is it
f.-.le, Lnvi? n very rrroneoUi idr: of
livpnotiRM) nnd itidleots. As n mutter
of (net, bpt:tiin in like nil other
jmwt i lnl iulluotit't!, eupulilo of l.eing
tliverteil into r. 'ni;o!s of evil, ns well
ftnlliefc of pon.l, llypcotio ungt'tin:),
whrn brot:gl;t nlinut ly tlio iropi r
)'i'rrn), in never injtirioux in iln n'ei't",
litciiti-o Rri-.t rare itt taken lu teKetiug
n Fiil;ect, to lu.et rhin if ho or ehu is
of me it temperament would Miller
irom IMpnoile: lttlitlt ucc. II it is
ler.rnod tiuit iiHturo has constructe.l
tlio jintieiit that Mil liiisbt Jol'ov
liypmtif mestiou n uuo oilier
nieti.ol is trie 1.
1'r. William I'. AViikin, n mm of
n;ueli lenriiin- and : eeotlin -Iv w. ll
vi r-ed iit liiodtrn thought m it relatis
ine lieal toienee. ha-i ni'i-li. akihi-IiI
'liriLi.lv of tho .S p Ihiu:-.! r.iul its '.!l'i et,
'Uertw'1 re: nlur KtUuilai.ee lit the
f ' t n i has j-ivin him atuplo o por
W'.V ,0 invf.-tir-t.te. Tlu fa.'U that
Ie i-tnted in ihis nrli.'lo ro fur in
rt-:.rd- th" ttehtrrul .MaiiM of 1 1 j
treatment are ro':i'."d l.i Pr. Will.tn.
Tluy are t-tr-iti m-, ii.-hed. ) I : u."! rot l n
m tiny do t;.'tt v us li ti.' eoiiHiiieri d
the 'ni.oil nl tlutiiy thi.t tiie ilillui'iiee
of mind over la-itWr, nti.l mind i vi r
liiin I, eoul.'t he l.our;ht to the ni.J of
the iliseij. le:i of Caieii.
Tin re l l.o'.hing in the l':r-t jjluuee
nt tho Sleip I'tooui whieh ituiifntes
that tint tiling o. iui uiiumi iI nature
liai'pcini tin re. It is very phnuiy Inr-ni.-hed,
luMLg ractie iily l.are of
i vi T.Ylliiug but l eliehcH nloliif tlio wall.
ii few eo;u!ortah!e chairs and m vi-r il
M'rertui. A distinct mttliod lies in
t his phiiuiiem, for ext'eedillg care In
taken that th re sliuli ho liothitit; hi
tho room to tlistract tho eitieat'n at
tention in the lea-t from tho perron
from v. hoiii tiie hypnotio hiigxiidion
comes. It is a well known I't-MMitial ol
fueeiHsful liyjiiiotisiu tu foii'.'cnlrato
tbo path nt'ti attention. Thin in the
ocntrul idirii of theentiro urrangenn lit
of tho room, Just how tho patient in
treated, just how hypiioti-m iu re-j-nrdod
by the n.etli.'ul proTeJ-Hioo, is
c-spluitiotl in l'r. Wilkiu'u own iior.-
"I may cay," tmid Dr. Wilkin, "tlmt
tny exjrienco iti treating n certain
liuc of I'li-ctise.s htiH been Mich that tho
prejudice llri-t felt ill mi ploying this
mttliod. a I'rejiiilice tpnte prevalent
nie.i t'g tlio proti.sioit of this country,
has in en entirely retnoVt.il, and I fully
believe in the hem i'.ts to bo derived
by hypnotic ni;;!;c.sli:m properly tin
Jdoyetl. HypnotiMii ha i gn at value
in lU'iiting etltain diM'ii'i., thtiiU'h
its p!neo in tlierapi utie t is peculiar.
My feeling is that its value is more
Mrikiii' iu its i-lVtets ti.au wide, in an
phcabiMy. 'The iui tho 1 I rtnplot for indiioiiKf
tlio hyj tjotic t-lci p is tlm one in uuiht
K r.i iul ii.se, twi I is commonly r -ferrcd
to ns 'LVrnhciiu's luttho l'; it is very
Minplo. In the I'r.-t pla 'e U i-. k) ur
raiiypd, ns far an i o-Mule, that every
condition will favur the ib-velopnieut
of the th(u;;ht we wi-h shoiihl ilomi
rate the pittier.t, namely, that he
t-hould to eh ep. To thi.s i II I, then,
must bo considered tho leeiitul btate
of tho patient, the at t itu le of tho oper
utor, nud the eiivironuKiit. It is my
opinion that revolving di- kn, or auy
mi tho, !s of i-eiiiiiiig mytti rveuiployed
for the purpuMi of iudinuug the hyp
notic hleej', aro uu iiupo."itioii on tho
patient. 1 refer to lntluence him by
npl ruling only to his eohllili-U ro aud
intelligeuct'.
"It is esplaincd thru to the patient
that, for the proper treatment of his
tli-cioc, ho is to be hypnotized; that
tho treatment, it in believed, will be
cl!c;'iiiiil in its iTKiiItH, anil that cer
tainly there i notkiug utipleusuut iu
the employment of it. Hi nervous-Los-s
nnd nuy n-ruples or fears are over
come by a reasonable i xiilaiiation of
our jbjeirt and iui tho. I, or by any
tueanri milnblu to iinliviuiial ea-eo. We
aim ton'cuie hiH entire couli icncoautl
to piaco li i i u at ta-ie.
"i'ho altitude of tho oju-rator on'y
nce.l bo iir.it t, eontldent un I liriu. Auy
lit rvi.u-!:Vsiora.'it.itlo:i or uncertainty
on his part is comiouuic ite I immedi
ately to the Mthjeet. Tbero -hould be
no tio'Ko iu the loon', a 'J 1 it i pro'ia
b!y moro I'av.if.iblo to havj tin) loom
jomi-tvhnt ihir'ieued. Then tin' patient
is phieeil in a chair Hillicicutly easy to
jiroduco no phjuieal eoiiitr iiut J his
liea l nsts anuiUht the back of tho chair
or ti'r,iuu-t tuo tvull, he i i directed to
tlx iu eyes upon koiue object whieh is
litild up beloro his face, or upon any
object iu the room, aud ho, having the
patient in a mental aud piiybitml con
dition favorublo to tbo hypuotio btafo,
lio ia told nuietly, repeato 11? and
firmly to " fcleep.' Hit 1'"
UMially otrokod. Inahhort time his
eyea look nloepy, his eyelids become
heavy aud tremulous. Ho in then
commanded to close bw eyes. Tho
hand ot tho operator is pnsed gently
over his cyelidH, and tho patient is in
formed that ho cannot upon bis eyes
nutil ho is told to do bo. in almost
every cane the patient will bo iu tu
first htaga of bypnotio bleep.
Tbo degree of hypnotism need
never, as a rule, exceed tho liwt Uge,
ha somnambulic state, though it 11
Le iouud that foiuo patieiU, Ihose
who lire particularly tnitcrptiblo, will
pats to readily into tho further stage
that e?en t stapo of rigidity may de
relop with Itrjesir on tho part of tho
operator to ?3 no it,
Wo Cnd it7irit onlv to maVo ono
or two tiggettion. reprate.l orcr anil
over several times nt ono renAce. At
tho next treatment another suggestion,
is added to and repeated with tbotlrst
ono made. In this way tho condition
of tho patient is pra lually corrected.
Tho ouration of ideep vnrics from ten
tnin-it.i' to half an hour or more. To
cud i l.c sleep patients r,re simply com
lnnu.ic.l to wakeu."
A noticrable truth which is demon
strafed by tho experience at tbo hos
pital is found in tho fact tint tlio hyp
notic treatment is mora beno:iciul to
bmiu T.orktrs than t( other?. It
seems to produce mi absolute nervous
rest, or, rest of tho entiio nervous
system. Tito dh-ease.i tint aro con
quered, houevtr, with hypnotism'!
aitl, vary crcitly. Araotig them aro
dipsor.hi-iui, iiorapl'.ob:n, tho luelan
eholie, or neurasthenic, tlio pr-rriNi
tie of a tleircncrat . tho vaj-arici of ft
hysteric. Not the ieat cunou i of tho
ailments that liypnntit i ni la in rem
edying nro i!raiik-nrrcs and tiie to
bacco habit iu Us very worst fonu.
New Yolk I lirpateh.
in lui;ratc!l Wliilc IIciki'.
The rcidetice of th President of
t'nited Siatrs out.'lu to bo wcrthy
of the o'Viiv. Tin. )ire'iit White
House is i ijual to all ili - icipiiremrnts
of Mf'lt r. rt si lt tiee, so Inr Hi it goc.
It is a simple and !ini!ied bn . Idiug,
whose beauty is n cuitant. deli.;ht to
appreci itivo prroiis. It wis con
ceived and carried out. by tiie archi
tect who planned it in t o proper
spirit, but it is not l'ir,;i' vtiou ;!i for
tiie purport's to whi.'h it is tu ?. s irily
put. Tiie eouutry nnl the city of
Wiishinp.toiihavo rown, an I the Presi
dent's liotiMi hus not grown wi'h tliem,
A Inri o rt of it is 'iveii r.p to tho
busine-s o;1.!'. s of tie' I'rr-ii b i.t, his
private s t r. ' try, nn 1 his elt i !,s, au.'.
tlio President's I ii ii!y nr.- deprived of
tiie use ol iiii.iih. r iaro pint of t'.i i
lowi r floor ol the hoii.c lii ciri- ) it is
necessarily o'l pubir- view luo t of tiie
tune. 'I lie firmly is th Tet'oro er.".'np.?d
for proper aecomiiiodiitiolis, an I there
are no loouvi lor tho eiitertntimctit of
("Jilt" ts. j'Joreotir the house it fo
b idly in r.ti-r,i d ns to entrance, exits
nnd hallvats that a state reception
t lit ro is always an liii.'ouitt.rl ib!e nml
ibiir;i-rous jam, while many nu invited
iruest, and liiuuy ol'icrrs who ntt"Iid
certain fimelioii! un ' t order.--, havo
been made st riouly ill b.r.' riso they
have been eotnpelletl to stand lor
hours in cold or stormy weather until
they could giwu adtnittaneo through
tiie siu; lo door that cull bo used for
tbe ptirpode.
Tho tlel'jcieii'Mi s of tho 'Vhito llonsi
aro Hothoroii' ly recogui.ed in Wash
ington that V many rears effort
have been ina ; to hecuro worthier
Vor tho President,
ho. Its have been in tho
wrou yceaaso they havo
contempt. lut 'l.liiigs, foreign
to tho iuP.it .'character of tho
White I!o;is", wiiiuii ibes ime i-roun Is.
Other lil'orts sMll nr-i attiiiiots of
speculator i l in v
mat i ion t the 1 ill--.
Tiro White II. .'i
carinas and iinnioi'ii
vTVi.tl, a::. I it i
present l i niitilii
line pr-'Mtidi u n-structinc-i.
Iu
i ii a, a id. in t'.'e
.1. I lli'.HI Mllf.'S t
"Thn Vocat Plnticnt."
M adamt stelba adilrcfises itudonts ot
music In an lnstmctJve, practical paper
tu tli Idlea' llotii'? Journal. Pliu trlls
In her artlelo en "The Vocal Student"
of the tu-cesrsity of oecurltijc a thorough
ly competent teacher, of practice, and
tbo cure of the health; eriphnsixin the
linjiortancp of b"lng trained inur.lt Inns
as well as vocalists; talks of tln mono
trtry value of a musical training sml of
Puropean study. With regard to the
monetary reward of a capnblo sinjer,
Madame Melha enys: "To a (,-lrl prop
erly tralucd ami qualified the profes
sion of a vinal teac' .T Is one nt the
most remunerative, (Imul teaehrrs nre
scarce and In great d.Miuind, and ns the
fees are larjje an excellent Income may
be oli't.ilac.l. Next conies the career of
the church slucr. Pvery ehureii h.i.s
Its choir, and lit the majority of envs
the noloUts cm posi iM It nre paid, nnd
often well paid. Kttga cements as a
drawlnj r.Mim t!:icer can be secured In
lar-c cities when one has talent aud
facility, and wh. u the v,.if In not suf
ficiently large for lis p.nr.inr to bo
cove a cola ert sliiL-. r. The fees of the
micerjisful coui-ert singer are larsc; k!ic
Is (sinstatiMy Iu tlemriuil; her r-'pert. lif
ts tif Hi'tu-s. i.'.t of tiro roles, an 1 l.i
more lasdy n' Mirrrft; her i xin'tises nre
lin.ltiM t t; ! .s.st of a fi w eveiiliu- i
downs, la t ie phioe of siv-s-. s of co.-i-tuuirs.
P'.r t!i- opera k!iu- 'f there Ii
plenty o:' nerd work, lutt for that thi-re
Is the e..::i.iMiratlen of belnv .issuriattsl
111 many i aes with the fani'His art:;i
ef the world, whom In know Is n Hlirraf
eilu.'a'.l'H ."
If'O
e;
SCS)8G0
The Same
Old Sarsaparilla.
That's Avers. Tho samo old s:irsnparill. ns It was
made and sold fiO yrttrn aijn. In the laboratory it is
liflerent. Thero modern appliances lend speed to hkill
and experience. Hut tho k.irsuparill.i Is the stine i l l
C)
: nrm pTtiorifiitin int i m if.....;iT t i . 1 '
, , . - . la iruu iuh riiiettiiMHil.l 1.1 (,P Hill I i'l - '
f H:irs;i).tnl.ii that tnatlo tho rc'..nl -,VJ yruv f itn . f , ' )
-x don't we lit'ttrr U? V'il, v..i juu'ii i i tho V
to
o
- - - - - - v , " - ' ill .11 tl I I I I Ml
condition of thu Hf-ilii.p nnd the raspberrv- "I'mil.t
le's. ho si-itl, "(iod imght havo made u better berry.
n.t, milium ss, n;so, jio never did." y don't wo
better tin sarsapiirillny Wo can't. We n.o u leg tho
""if itld rt,tnt tlmt cured tho Indians nml tint
J-painardr. It It:: not. been I lettered. Aid ct.ee
tiake anrsaparilln coinpoiititl out of Karsa;uiriV.. plat.t,
xv e see no way of Improvement. Of t o-ir-e. if w tvi ro
1iliik:lig some p.,T,.s chi'tnicul conipour.il. we Jiih;!it....
but we re not. We'r" making tlio same old sai-s.iii.irnl.i
to euro the t:tnii old itistases. Von rati till i'.'s tlm
K.'tlltl li, I ..ii'..iii.i...7,i I l ,1... .........
- ' . ... ",1,1 mi, IT' .til '!' It. II", A 1 I I'l I.IIIII1 .
vlil run:, lfa tho boveie..'n blood luriihr, anil ( )
Ajcr's, W
v)
V
White lloi-e call be
iibniiii atitly sp iciou-,
proved, while its archil
will be nl t lie same
Ilarpt r's Weekly.
I tlio rill.' of tll
li ii th o! the city,
e, with nil its
r Ii niid be pr"-
r uvii'i on its
t .ric ite, its
eie I by other
i i.t of this
l y V:: Arthur
i.-.v. i ,- t hat tie)
ma le t.tit only
but i Veil itu-
1 1 1 r til lenturos
time pre u'rveJ.
11. IM
an i I.
lieu in !
!m tin
nr.
n
An Araii'iiiaj ISriilcgruiiai,
Nt.t'.vith -t i'l liu.r the Tiirl;, tho Ar
l iu u in n "till in u rv, u.i I a writer ill
('h'Uiiiiel's'n .lourtial e.p!ui:istheget-up
of tlio Hrootii :
V I'r.r.vny barber, his arms bare to
th" elbo.v, hurtles tu. His tissistnut
carries a ch-iir, over tviui'h is aprea-l a
llowere I toWol. Til' tl CIlt'D it pro-ers-ioti.
I'h" bri loro j a, his cuiiti
ti inlin e ol ashen pallor, (it haa been
floured for tie.' ocjisumi totters along,
aupport.'d liy syiupitlr.'.iiig frieuds.
Alter ho is shaved by tho barber, a
variety of costly and wonderful fcur.
tiieuts are pui. upon hini, all of them
gilts frjtu I. is fair (b'luira. P.iurbreu
of the t.ridogroom's brothers, tnc'.i
liolilit.g a can il iu the right hand,
strip liuu to tho i.kiti, ami then re
clothe h'.!ii ii'-w uiidt rgirmeuts,
threu (-r. cii silk wuH'.'oats, a bluo bilk
robe, sa di, llirver.r 1 white satin over
coat, twi j'C'ki'ts over that, ii lou
loose blue robe, ti'td a new lei!. Tbo
stock iii''-i, ho'toV'T, tlo not 'it, and
tint bridegroom grumbles, lueu ho
k i -ti a my li i:.d , nnd bibulowu bebiJo
mo ou tin) divan,
"j i npi.H'j yi.u'r j t i ry happy ?' I
souic". V!l i;!'e'i'.Mt3'.i'tly ask, not
l.ll I'.viu ; IiO'V to b.'gin.
lie suiih s a. il in pun.
"Vou love your bri b. vtry uiuo'0''
" i I V much, indeed." 'V
'U nat'.i h r tiain.-'.'"
T.ilVii.li, I forg.'t."
No I'a'ials in J.ipat),
No patcbt is grauted to a foreigner
tu ifa;ian. No foreign inventor, tiy
apply iug through a Jupanerio citizen,
can obtain u patent esceiit by fraud,
Jfa pat. nt were obtained by ft falsa
representation that tlio .lupuncHO citi
zen was tlio inventor, and it was dis
covered that ho was not, tho patent
would bo at oneo cancelled. It in pro
Oisely thti same witu trade marks and
designs thero is no registration aud
no protection. Tho result is that all
guilds of foreign proJuc.o aud manu
facture, of which the label is worth
copy i ub, can bo bought all over Japan
of Japauo manufacture, and at a
quarter of fractional part of the cost
of tbo original aud g uuiuo foreign- j
tnada ar title. ,
I lie Noi-tt entail Moose lllk.
The I, 'in ilk as lej: ;:.l' .e as Pit
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