nn cr woman who loves at first slght mizees half the : #s in the game of love. Tho process eatled “falling Ia 5 Tova 1 second only in sweotness to the actual fact of loving. For the spe who tumbles headlong into this Blissful wate : there are many surprised in store. Having fallen io love with the shadow. they procesd to lovestigate the substance, and sometimes the substance la alarmingly distlinsionizing Toets bave thrown a glamour over love at first sight. They have ‘brought much beamy of thought and ward to bear on the sub theories are beantiful, but not couvineing. Do we not love the we have watched Tod and biessomn wore than wa do the one which t upon us in fail Bloom? Lowe at first sight ls not the despot and Jrvss. How could it be? We cannot learn the whale creed ot Jove in os BInong the nots tie aro of the pon | won's styles and are tobeh liked both front. This developraest is the nataral | forerunner of the craze fof ace mits that is to be the feature of later bosl | meen Lass itty in fact are pven pow g, gleaming Buh w hich nay Turst at any momsent, and what is bgt wotnided bones and gray menories. p ih thrusts itael? too suddenly upon you, be very in lure and not mers s fase] nation before wou succumb to It. this? In the night gor like an slectric shoe. seadually spreads into an frresistible foree, pis call’ Yefors Ww 5 tor & at first aight there is no gradual pereejtion harms apd Plandiehiw Be; fr 1s all sudden, slonping. Paradise is attalued with no appredia. o furs which led tv iL We must learn the lesson of loving hy constant : es 8 #ighntnt i ne a Said ie ARGH an he: SPRY the 3 an or Woman = By Lieutenant Governor Curtis Gould, Jr. HE part that the puldic spaaker plays in oor National 1a is fa. millar eoouil, but the msnner and wethod of It have © Gigi Inte years almost as much as the methods of the stage, 1d fashioned stmaper would enrey Hide weight to-day, though in that select class that still reoards politics as “low™ a polit onl speaker Bost supposed to deal largely in porsonalitios waried with come stories tore or less reflecting upon ie ethos and warals of ihe opposite party. It isn papolul siren of the future that thongh abuse of men tl existe, it is no longer effective. The speaker Who # honust intentions of hotest mn who disagree with him eiiher are andivnoes who pesemitle at political mest. wanoth generalities phrased in gracious lstiguags or given wit and builonery which may asd dom provoke thelr amuse. Ker wha wishes ts alirsct voles to his party today mnst lave ; more Then a pleksing personality aud a smooth totgoe He piust fie facte and presen! apeciie evidencds Jn support of his argument, ding with g crowd a North DeXots during the speech of a noted orto? certain National issue, 1 heard his general statement as to the attitades of : Hive parties in {ongress received with utter incredulity and Alsbebiol, afterward 1 hoard a Massachusetts Congressman progent the ima issue in Massachusette. Ha di pot jnduige In eloquent generalities. He pro dopy of the Congressional Record, read the esavntinl part of the LIL 48 read the vote and invited the xudience to examine the official roth Toe speech esunted, he man with esnvietions who talks {0 his audience and tells thes what he ve and believes, hax taken the place of the genteman who left bis audience Bot {nstracted. The preparation of 8 polities) speech that is Wo Hi Gives uel bard study and invegtigatign. Even then it ia lkely 10 tn its purpose if, in the excitement of delivery, the spenker over : ease or forgets the rales of courtesy, which happlly fur our political ture, ate Pow more amd ote observed by all parties 7 © A e of Dyspepsia. By Age Dr. G. Jysp De pha 0 far as I know Wall Street 14 no tore wicked than any other street and dealing in stocks no worse than dealing ia hides - Our country owes more to Wall Btreet and stock exchanges han is realised or appeecisted. Bositess Is a good thing and rork a divine order. A man who does not work Js a leech on society. The man who never rests wastes, and waste Is slo There Is Do: real business in rushing. but real business ls the exercising of COMMLOD USO. We are in danger of a great commercial decline, because men ax & whole are too much interested in the selfish motive to got wealthy, and in consequence the great National questions & ting the nnblaked, unselfish, heartfelt consideration which they shuuld Brae in the hearts of the Nation's men, + are thousands of men who do not take time to eat properly. The Hew are filled with a reshing, burrying, bustling crowd of men, Wolen dren who are rushing through life, There are more things going oy in than can prouerly be done In a month. This disposition ix gtionjHng wily life and instinets. It fs entering the church and shortening the ser The State Is affected by it The dominant spirit Is to got wealthy, pnd % tending to moke our halls of government more Hike marin of enmmineroe not United States Senators optioned in some cases to the highest bidder: man cannot go io the Uv united Btates Sennte, The fi st consideration is eel frit attention: yet Hi many children are greater strang rors to thelr fathers. and often mothers, than to the servants? How many men are there Mio really take time to indulge In the luxury of dolog nothing? Asx a result | an age of dyspepsia, morose dispositions, sleeplexa nights and selfish ¥. 1 am giad to see that the remedy Is beginulng to be applied, and mx are bezinping to realize that thelr bodies need rest and recreation; to it they have immortal sculs: that truth is truth In business as well a» 5s. There is no glad capitulation after a pro- | The i i teaied] 1a adapted tor bust pointed culls § foe genera] wraps andl jacket sulla ¥en Li “gag PLATES JALREY, SN i The smart May Manton rien p] to all the season's suitings, to it to elodh and fo eilk; | nthe ori is thoade of tan PAB RY tehinming of fancy braid part of #4 costume, The blouse covgiets of fronis sn £4 5 wh Ca? he Ries anes By bok nnd Is exceedingly siapie gid sus Dy made I does pot require snug ft of & jacket and is th E ary! far less exscilog and Detter sulisd to By pends of the linite dress, bark ia the fronts are getbared and sightly at the waist ‘The raps is oir cular and Hts smoothly over the shogl | aker. The piatn and without foltess, but Rinse FETE 3 geien gray a moving freely, nnd are taken for early delivery by the wnaliest, se wall as Ly | the largest and those puciosive retell Houses, The fad for juces permeates ail pure of the dry gowls marker that | provide for women's sdorament, and there Is pothing strange In the fart ‘that plain silk. sls and other fabric gloves should Ie eatly fioeed to give way to lace efideis aud bn lace gloves and mites, tivay Roses in Hats, CITRY TOReR BITE Runwig the things pressed into the service of the miifiper this season. snd very pretty of with ping ale Es it grey fag 5 Sasddw, pitinre mapeline of girawe df a brim of which At one mide thie ; ; 5d te 8 taste and i in the 1 he ue 5 was str al eo Raval Bive, inn pont TE Lretty. fer costoniey srl AR eS Ta a stylish Muy Man | So of dotted Hack Wt, over white i 3 “% Lage 1 33 tn ffetn with Lg joe tally nifraciive, bat wi the 1} eoitog snd Hoey materinle anf pliald ders, but exn be ounitied tounge loft plain when pred tert Beck and front edi a shaped Dood. Ths pot Bebop sort and kre Ghani on RE LHI ered $ The Lissrer od on olin DELL vx ¥ finished with ; or with ibs taste may desided. The quantity af material © the moedinm size fs all yards one Inches wpe three yands inches wil tae noel thress fourth yards fifty. toe tse hen wide, TT ueked Shame ¢ ay a Prt Walet, Shirt walsts that combine boron with vertical tucks sre nuong the un alties of the season snd are siuwn a variety of styles. The very styilsh May Manton one shown {a the setire is adapted both to wy helt ony al {FY - in Tay $8.5 tid 3 § Fi gris Li seh bile ng | fabrics and to the many waist cloths and silks. The original, however, made orf white madras and is held iy ited, Take the elephant, tor instance, He is tly fond f the fruit of the Ungany tree, and although be appears to ave some idea that it Is not good for him, he will go on eating, hen he has once begun, until be is wildly excited, and so in} toxieated that be will stagger from side to side. Every now d then he will pull himself up, shake bis tinge head, and tear : trempeting at the top of his voice, and terrifying It is sald wat be will even dare and defy | his most The sloth hear 1s anotlier animal fvon to this tailing. tle. © of India droop slightly. he habit of hanging little vessels on the palm trees for catching the his Juice is $0 attractive to the sloth bear that, _Sithough such a poor Bot (ie sloth Der Ia Dot the only anitial who is so partial to this Juice of | m tree, The curious fruit, or fox, bats (family Pteropodidaej, are par fond of it. This peculiar little combination of beast and bird, with s fox-like face, reddish furry body, and black, uncanny-looking wings, the delleate membrane of which is always quivering down to the very tips, will | ¥ to these vessels in company with some hundreds of his companions, and r will suck the juice until the ground below the tree will be dark with the dies of these bats, who will lie there too helplessly intoxicated to move or ofend themselves, no matter what may turn up. & biggest runkard of all is, perhaps, the palm civet. So addicted Js this Bn nking habit that he hay been termed the teddy cat. And a | mtand for fancy efocts In these | tour large pearl buttons ut the centre of the box pleat. The waist consists of tacked the ta the ne fronts and plain back, with the ited a foundation, that ean be used or vmitted #8 the material requires. The frants are ald in narrow vertical tu extend to shallow yole dep'h wider horizaninl ones below, “how fH fod amar VE Wan, : = Biss 0 EY gathered at the waist line, where thoy The bamek 3 20d qoross the shoulders and the faluese 1s | drawn down snugly In og belt. Sik The shoves sugrest th ily athers at the Hun | aarian style and are made with snngly | fitting upper portions] tacked en voir tinnous lHpes with the waist and | puffs that are lakl in narrow yertiond ‘yeks at thelr upper edges, The nfs sre oddly shaped aud match the stack The quantity of material requir ¥ the medinm sims 18 five and ope bull ards twenty-one inches tik yards twenty-seven inches whl and one-half yards thiriy tw wide or two and threo torte-four inches wide gd x ¥ jrih iT Fabric Gloves. ap Hn A HSN SENS SRS 5 While plain silks. lishos, taffetas and | Berlins are as yet the most ache in this part of the worbl, sayy thy al La Hoods Economist, a fexture of stéadiiy Increasing impertance is the large de Ii in : thirty. the open-work and particularly the lace | Dg | patterns that are fast coming to the | recfisio Ra A | puminoas plant answers so well, pastie | hls novelty was seen | poseonte | he pale tows of the sea | was | brio | Hd | Leary | t half a ix on land which had not been so treated i previously for | bad heen glondlly cropped with bereios, 5 3 p Fa | pos Bo ? » oy f ai ig gol ! br trhedd to a great | , In 1901 corn that had been planted on | hess 1 than drew on (wenty Sve lows of | | mangers frovs & Hvery sialie and plant. " HE I Paws, | slplitoen rods long, | hushed sixty five chain. | Rates i bushel tasers, which though Mght inl flint 3 | nuTe Baw trees in befler I May 6x | maaare will be just the thing. Primed frown the gppie fee 881 Win. iter? i work presses. Whether you plow or {pew the orchard, brush 8 a decided | pulsknde HW laft under the tress. | nave its branches shartensd In Jone: in {| poor ground, where there is 8 lows vig: erous growih, pruning should be done Lpow. i growth, This The | vial and new, pie exis Lee fails { Jour The model his cut y 8 PATER But thicker mate pritie rd sewn found: Fite hing wilp corti wif whk TIE, The feta § heavier Ta CHintety at dak. ok do depth, and a The los | 1eooar the left shonbler | cryin sear, ax in the case of gar ins The glovvee ran be out in full or! then PERIL wre portions, Le te free Telow. When | in fall lengite {hey are gathered | narrow cull At the neck Is & piain wok that ction al the back. The qua wim ' wiz ix tive and one-fourth | ¥ards twenty-one ches wide, four | rinls 080 oh nl kine § 1 garde {werk for years § B | tseto anpinged Wl feats bt : | id the wieding and coltivating Smple : are i i { & 3 4 3 3 i tity of material required for goq by loosening the bolita which chump & add one Gall vards twenty seven laches | three and TUCKRD WARY, two inches wile, or three yards torty four inches wide, with five and one Ralf yards of lace to trim as liloe trated. three-fourth yards thiiser with It The land Ix very ight, there being a in Amanicain Agriecituried whitewash the, i treea } pl i | susily manipuisted by hand, covering ; {the ground much more rapidly than wibly 81 the centre | promising young pari ; ; Eueland, Is Winston pen; Ape | Charchiil, widest sn o the ire Lord Randolph Charchlls, : mamar for Oldham k who moet Bt be roufouaded. a8 Be sfrens is, with Winston Churchill the Amcrican sovalist, (s enly 28, but he bas had & nee ASYeRIDrOUWS CRIOOF, which he seems ROW W have cut short lo settle down at Bosse and devote nimi! to polities. He has recemtly, on the strength of bls two orf IAree poms” exparioncs as & raballern In 8 Hussar rogiment been criticising the Army polley of War Becretary Brod Mr (Burehill resombios his fe mous father in mADY ways not the toast in his servoss, excitable and rostions ennrey of misd His father wis dark; the son has reddish bale sod a pallid face He has jess dash aod go aan Me sire. bat this is pens sans dus to ipexperiencn ia politiesd whrTare. He has Mad plebiy of copay ames. however, Is wxrfare. He GROWING STRAWBERRIES, Then 1s ons ndvantage in growing strawherrica In proferenicn to other froita, which is that less capil is re quired and the £Tops Come SCOOT. Plants set out this spring will pend oht raasers and forts matted rows full of besgtag noxt yenr, and If kept clesn | tha rows will give two or threes good Hop. with & partial crop after (Ne hed ts odd, “The proper mode, Bowever is fo make & new bed each year, as the cost Is bot little comparatively, AN ORCHARD (CROP, Cirowers of peaches are using coy peas in the srehand The vines shade the and sod may be lwrned under when the pods are Desriy ripe, or may sled ny wtoader. It is mre profitable to use the vines for | feud for eatila, but st the wame time, if a mulch fs required, it fs well to} grow the mnleh, especially when 8 Jo One | advintage in growing the cow pes Is that it is simost a sare crop, and le or woul ashes may be uked as a for The peach erehard will In no wanser he injored by growing this cow pea as Jong x8 the land is given the benefit of the trop from the | tisure or by plowing anden : WIIAT M ANTRING WILL DO. 1 have fodrd cof what saannring will fo for land. Some manors wax pisced wie. gx ie snieraed the army from Basdborst, In IRS and served with fhe B ah Loreen 8 (ubs in that year. Aller sing in various smell wars in In dia gud the Bonds he actad ag corres pment of The Morsizg Post duriag Lhe Poder wir. He was captured by iva nomy, imprisoned at . but massed tO eSORpS. And alter many exeiing adventures rosched Pmdaeon TRY. sa ores Driven geaith by the stores a bussard sawk measuring nearly four feel scress lla ouwleprond wings. has heen Palit at "Wumbie Heamd, Dumitive Scots and. Tos waive o the wheat 2e9n i 37 pee ent, jean thas that af the oot stom srg, i fifteen years and whieh | erry hires faet Blah bat 414 not ear. | Derm lesoren Sikelal botiland ox : $1 grew three feet high tat 14 not ear. | Dr. BIE Kaa "$4 re ae. Pha, Pa A roo) stored solutian Tow tbvicies She are oF» Fark Soe’ o0 BROAEASS. A AS A AAA I PAR = From the ¢lgiieen russ of corn Mow, ¥ ineions Sega dg shildeny “ FLEA Ll Tl Tbe | Gen aig PAR eth ont wind aclu. 25 he. abhottie A Lote Ga powevsily erally travels faster than 3 gras trwih. fo raspberries and corn Detween the | wale hil made thirgy five bushels of sev. enty twa posinds, The rasplervise are! a pond stand with canes four feat high : Porsax ¥anetrm Dye produce the Emghioan and fastent LAMPE. BO CR rire Ces S— wl oon haypene to the pple who sre simurs looking fur | Dae’s Cann he tiadeat bi: medbeine = 5 wrver ved Imb alleoibene (oF Loans ead ange L. Bwpdasr, Vaspruton, Lad, Pub. i, {0 : A woman doses kare 10 be a conjures bo shane ber amd. Aa forty foot Gepth of sand A. Seydell | nk THE ORCHARD, Ta bare viean smooth barked trees A goodd piace to put tho shes from | the wood stove Is wround the apple pe od Bibl dh pp Ask Yom» Prealex Fre Alan's Font. Knee A powder ty shaky Tate your shoo rele the Bet. Uren Cleat, Baaiona, Swenlien. Sore, Hot, Calon, Avatar, Sweatine Fer ond Pee growing Nala, Kms Pout Baws mates pew pte ta a | OF HES Shops amy. AL SE Gonesiate and slowly al show a ores, 3h cont ou: Ealy ¥ Faux, : Brasil pealne, tinoihy <r Diow grass should never be grown in the orchard If trees fro the nursery get frowen nek thaw thes out toad place. If you did not cot out the borers segch, quince or apple In the eroor fall, do i now, ee wen Baht cont of horse ma the oreliard will put the heard: then in April of sais of some god potato #7 Ta Addr Allen 5 8, ¢ Clouston An inehoat i now propesed by sa ay trie mnutor driven — Sun &Y Owts. ¢ ry ort pm, t.- fons CoTwes, 3 Paaxe J. Coenny, make ont that See periior partner of tae Sen ol FJ Can e=. Aine business is the ey af TH County and State slorssaid, snd tot fir will pay 15 mam of GRE BORERES Tele Ton ml Tor sah an avery Same of CATARSR) eangnt tev sured by Ue we of Cavsnan Coan, Foang J. pm Sunes to befor me sad sadwariiel 5 re j Benaente this tih ol Ty SEAL. : axe BB, 38 . A . GARARIN ; Haws Catarsh Cars iv taken taternaiie, seta ively on the blond and moans faves of the syle, Send toa antl moni five, FJ, Cuxwar & Co, Toleds, 0, guid Pr Don galots The Fig FPanuly vi are tha bout. We sell tha Chins wheat $500,000 a PRAY more han we buy from them. Look for thigt trade mark: “Phe Kies Kool Rind” The stoves withont smoke, fae Make somtsrtable i waking. Te ARETE ER or Png Have you drawn away the brush 1 not, do I pow before other A peach tree in rich ground should Take of hall of laag year's In the rule for peaches | amd sige will apply to plome~F al, The cattivatt oe Hig Is Bn opecstis vind wR, aad if care 3s he panies, as well as the tar wprooted and destroy 4 hag used the Loe for ie ast, and fn addin ¢ enliisator to goed there Is 8 promising Beld | pdvant age, ont presented in the aecompanying ae Tra Hghiness permits it io be 4 culd be dose with so ordinary hoe, | while the adjusting nwechanism per mits the implement to be readily ac | commodisted to the size of the plants in = § the row, The invention ix especially | | dewigned for weeding, blocking out and | cultivating beets onions, cotton, ete | Joa dostar a thins ¢ 2 Ayo ade EES #15 niiews Bh throogh Hires Rostheen a detigasial prepeaistion Cea, Bevia. barks berries. Naiure's owe wripiien Hen ors ver of See famaly. FELDING BOR WITH ADJUSTABLE BLADES the biades In piace, the latter can be ailjusted in relation to height and dis. tance apart, thos bringing the eutting disks nz close together on either sble of the row as is desirable. Philadel. 2 yhis Record.
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