to of the every day tollet, made In this coun ry crude indeed, merely a bit | of re twisted into a knot for a | end and sharpened to a other. Their successors ergo a surprising variety 8 & before they are consid | ! in comparison with pe object mansfactured ations seem bewlideringly nu. 3, but if there be ons process markable than another it is | the pin" The papers hav- passed through an ingenious achine which, at regular Intervala ording to the size of the pin, 168 up a fold and pricks a hols In @ ready to receive the pins. For urpose there is another machine One feeds The , the other the papers, ; of the machine is a box as’ soon oy the row of Row after row, at ia received and n a corresponding set of nt It reaches the ready By the nicest possi: tr pl are treason into | By this method two little Sitls $ Ary Other with your crys ask the summer man of the or expanded by hot or cold You probably carry your in your little trouser pocket 0 Jou belt. You lean agains? more crystals in the hot and Angust—and on AL wills in Japan run day and te change of hands being made and midnight In one mill at 26,000 workers are under 1 : ber. ‘In the Lowell jooms and 132.000 spin i Are wo male and 1.500 fo irators. In Japan It would 000 persons to do this work, swever, in Japan are 1§ or a man aod #3 cent Cheap in ths West. snows and glaciers of d petroleum now fur ant power for Ban that the cost of one horse etl cured. No fits or nervous. day dé use of Dr. KU rial bottle and treatisetros 12d. 881 Arch Bt, Phila, Ta moe ters teed physicists show 8 mametens weed by oh degree. : RR TI HN PE AAR boi 1 Kat Ladies Can Wear Shom smallar after using Allen's Poor. Er: f makes tioht oF new shona res swollen, hot, Sweating. aching : . torus and bunfons. At aes stores Sou. Dou Xr : REE Aliens, Olmsted, LeRoy, N.Y. , is mt of girptics, o praying ou Previn ns i sh OP AIRE Winslow! 's Boothingdvrap tor ehildren ing softeathe gums, radu es inSamma- briny solje, Me. abottle 07 eres of orange sad ¥ containing 19.729.007 trees. A Ot LE PSA Cure inthe bast medicine we ever used ons of throat and Hingw. Wa, Vanbaren. Ind, Feb, 14, 1000, ia sh ito se pickled or lacquered ware, and ix ap i a few drops of lemon jnice, and season 3 | ing stir In very Hghtly the whites of | the oven until the top Is brown slight. 8TO ACKING. Rene ber to mix the stove blacking ith turpentine {or part turpentine and part gasolepel. If a stove is rusty {wash over with kerosene, cleaning as much as possible, and let stove stand an hour or go until the oil evaporates; 1pply the blacking with soft cloth, pol- ishing with brush or plece of carpet: mz. Rub the pipe with bolled linseed pil only. You will be pleased with the bit of soft cloth, while pipe is warm. May be slightly thinned, if desired, with kerosene.—The Household Ledger, REVIVAL OF OLD PEWTER, The antique platters and basins that hare been hidden away on remote shelves or in garret rocins have been brought to light again, and as fruit diggs and table centre-pleces pewter trays, tobacco jars and beer sels are now quite the thing. | The best auality of pewter takes a { high polish and outlasts any other ar | tele in the house. lt is costlier than preciated for the reason that it Is unu- sual. = Among the articles into which It Is made are quaint boxes for the dressing table, Incense holders, Japanese and Chinese rose jars, some of these arti. cles imitating ivory carvings very of fectively, In the old pewter work are found grotesque designs, such as fab nlous birds, mythical beasts and dra gons and celestial bodies. There are also curious medallion frames and ple ture mountings. The modern pewter wares are mostly reproductions of the old work, this metal seeming to lend Itself more read fiy to the quaint, unusual designs. Beer sets on burnished trays, and loving cups, showing fat, jolly friars and monks st table, or gay peasants, dancing and merrymaking. Among the very oldest articles are primitive can. dlesticks and flower holders of Duteh { pattern. —~American Quen. THE HYGIENIC BEDROOM. Every bedroom should be provided with tle essentials for healthful sicep and the dally spouge bath, LA ES An nearly as possible the room should be kept free from anything that would tend to contaminate the alr. $$ 8 0» : It should be ns large as one can af ford, and the windows go sreanged that they may be opened at the top sud bot. tom. . 0 If possible the floors should be hare, { and the rugs =o snail that they can le taken out of doors with ease for clean Ing avd airing. * & 9 ¥ Everything about the rooms should be washable, : ¥ ® 0» The bed should be ght and fitted with strong castors, £0 that it may be readily moved. * 9 The springs ought to be firm and ‘strong. and the mattress of a kind that will not allow the heaviest part of the body to sink, and so cause the sleeper to le in a cramped position, 2 9 @ Many people prefer a cheap, hard matiress next the spring. and a light one of hair on this, but any kind of a mattress lg Latter than ane that 18 too soft, : ® oo 9 Above all, do not overfurnish the bedroors.—Philadelphia Telegraph. Plaeapple Mousse—Grate one pines apple after peeling; put it over the fire with one pint of water and cook ten minutes; then draln through a fine | strainer; add juice of half a lemon and sugar to make sweet; scald and add one-fourth of a box of gelatine that bas Leon soaking in one-fourth of a cup of cold water; strain and cool ae the mixture stiffens; add the whip from one pint of cream, mold, pack in ice and salt; let stand four Liours. Potato Omelet—Remove all the (ne'de from a large, freshly baked potato, rub it through a wire sieve, mix into it care. folly the beaten yolks of three ggos, with galt and pepper; just before cooks three eggs, beaten stiff; put an ounce and a half of butter Into a clean omelet pan, and when it is hot, pour n the mixture; fry gently untfl a lig | brown underneath, then set the pan 1y: turn out on a paper sprinkled with chopped parsley, fold over, slip on a bot dish and serve. Strawberry Shorteake—Intoope quart of Sour rub an ounce of butter, then add one tesspoonful of salt, two tea. _#poonfuis of baking powder apd suf- ficient milk to make a soft dough, Mix quickly and turn into a greased pan tin and bake in a hot oven twenty minutes. Stem two quart boses of strawberries, sweeten to taste and slightly mash them with a wooden spoon. When the pastry is done split it in half and spread with butter. Place one layer on a large meat plate, cover. ing It with half the crushed straw. berries, then put on the other half of the shortcake and seatier over it the result, and it is quickly applied with a | £d remaining strawberries. Around the Whole cake pour a grart of Whipped + eam, , A MIR SING IxXG GREDIENT., The Homans had great circuses Ihistorians decisre, 1% bard to see How this sold } : Tiey had no peanste there, “ 3 Washingron Star, CHANGED H HIS MIND, “I thought yon sald you would never have that doctor in voor hone again? “Rut nothings was the matter with me then "Chicago Record Herald, { ILLUSTRATED EX PRESSION, Gising bim 8 few pointers New York Times. INSPIRING. “How perfectly the girl graduates keep step” “Yes, the orchestra is playing the wedding music from ‘Lohengrin’ Cleveland Plain Dealer, LOOKED THROUGH HIM. Amy-—"1 don't see what slice saw in Bim.” Ann-"0h, ft wasn't what she saw In ble: it was the motiey she paw back of hiw."~New Yurk Bun, INEXPERIEXCED, “Ehe has never been to Europe, uns ghee?! “Na, Bhe doesn't even know how to get away from people who want to tell Ler all about IL"—Harper's Bazar, IIAR NO NEED. Doubleday "What did Ringleton say when you luvited hls to join our club? Wederly—~"He sall bome was good enough for him ag long ax be remmaloed 8 bachelor." Chloagn News, REPT ASUNDEIL Tom-"Have Mand and Ethel guar. reled? 1 don't see theta together lately.” Doliy-*Xo, they haven't quarreled, but Mand's new gown Is lavender and Ethel's now gown Is blue." Bomerville (Mass) Journal PARENTAL ASBISTANCE, Barnes-"When 1 was young my mother always used to sing we to sieep™” Eherdd—"Yes, women are good at that sort of thing: Lut it takes the fathers Volee to wake a fellow up in the morn Ing Boston Transcript. H18 PLEA. “My plea” mald the young lawyer, wi had Just won his first case, “seimimd to strongly affect thy fury. “Ten repiled the fudge, “I was afraid at one time that you would sue cond In gelting your client ronvicted In spite of his Infocence" Chicago Record -Ierald. SELF-APPROVAL. “Well” sald the detective, “there Is ocuae thing upon which we may cone Fratuiat o ourselves in this case” "Why, you haven't evea found an im. portant clew.” “That's just it. We can rest assured that no innocent person is golng to suller."~ Washington Ktar, NOT 80 BAlr AS TIAT. "It was too bad to keep you waiting Bo long for your change” sald the smiling shop-girl, as she counted it out “I am. afraid I bave given you a bad quarter" "What!" exclalmed Mr, Tyte Phils, in alarm. Hommetrff 1 hour” "Or he sald, considerably relleved.— Chicago Tribune, Het si———r A BAD BREAK. Bank President—“80 you worked in A bank before?” Applicant—"Er—not in de daytime, boss.’ —New York Journal. MODERN METHOD®, “I tell you that new salesman of cure fs a hustler when it cones to advertise ing methods,” sald the automobile manufacturer, “How so?’ “Why, Le's offered the free use of any of our make of automodlle to any- oue for suicidal purposes. Great ad, isa't it" —Baltisore Herald. CARLY GREEN CORN, the gweeter varieties gare not preferred for a late crop, thin sara from the field, Hof the white far table purposes, YALUE OF RYSTEM., System in regulating the work 18 ine portunt. Unless all operations are pers formed In a systematic manner toe cost of labor will Ie more than doubled It ie often the cave that hard work is re- quired fo accomplish eomme oldeet that siaouhd have entailed bug little Inbor if rrteption had been given to the wmatlep &t tie proper tine. — TO BAVE LABOR It Is my belief that any farmer, how. ever skeptical having once nund a antares spreader. will never ba withont ond, My manure is drawn and spread tn half the time It formerly took to do ft. This is dus ta the tims saved in unlogding it, With one man 1 Lave put ont in one day forty five loads and wag not tired M. Hanrabon, la Or ange Judd Farmer, THE GAPE WORM, The gape worms can frequently be dis Ixiged through the efforts of the chicken itself -vigorous sneezing, Sey eral receipts are given to induce this | effort, stich as blowing Persian powder down the clileken's throat, or putting the chicken in a box or keg and making a Jitae dust. There appears some dan gor of overdoing the job the chicken sneeze itself to death, or stifling it. PROFIT IN MANURE. How many farmers count the cost, and compare {it with the receipts, only to find that there are no profits made, prodit, and that even when they cannot pee A dollar of gain the riches hare entired the manure heap, will be fpread on the farm, and finally be re turtied to the farmer In the ships of site other crop, that can be sowed and converted Isto money. A good farmer who valoes bis raannre becomes richer every year, and his farm 1s more productive mm the seasons roll bv. YiIE FIELD BEAN. KR wrop which can profitably be grown to x much greater extent and over a much larger area of the country than is nirg dome Is the common navy or figld bean, There ia not enongh grown to surly home demands, beats being fre ported every year, although it is a crop of comparatively easy cultivation and one that pays tetter than most field crop. Ciean land, of good quad Hy should be selected, and the beans pHanted in drills mediately after the earn IB in. Caltivate as soon as the plants are above the ground, and when thers ln po dew or raio on the leaves, as that will spot and spoil the foliage. Cultivate thoroughly until the growth of follage covers the ground snd stops the growl! § oP reeds WH wy tweet hirda of the pods are ripe, pall by ba lay in rows until weil dried. Thresh On i clear, dry dav Otherwise tha beans may not easily ce ot tim pnia of emis— A GOOD SOILING ROTATION Relerence was recently made ; nidvautage to bw galted crigm, particulary datiger, bow of drosth. had Fistad fing #4 Fens When lhsre fover rétnte, of A reader writes that be haa EY the fol particularily good wn of med EHR With a evop of rye on tha Be! } for Gary sOTing cutting, the sof} dw plowed aller entiing, a ered of oats and Canada peas. This erop ean ent and fod green In ample the to get in a rowing of cor for the sila or tor fodder, and at the last euitica- on of hia cory, rye erinson clover tx sevded to give the erop following spring. This Is much the Kang pian that is followed on the farm of the editor, and wien the crops are utilized strictly for green feeding results are entirely satisfactory. attempt to cure the crop of vats and peas Was pot saccessful, for ir fy oa difficult erop to cure. The BRyerase yield of omnis ond peas cut green even and gue half tons an acresand its value very great especially in the feat ing of the dairy 35k » Loy be and the An I + % GRADE Op F ERTL 1ZER It seems almest inere Vast guantitis grad 4 when the results of Das iF have i nese Lisl expens The end. in ether words, when grade fertilizer we pay nn for the plant food in ¢ the pliant fous). in : g product, sintes the mls Anapo! lis News. First, In the low grade fertilizer a cheaper grade of esch plant food is used; and, second, less of the mom valuable plant foods are used and more of the less valuable. On an average the cost of the nitrogen grade fertilizer, to the consumer, will he about twenty-five cents a pond, as against elglhteen Or nineteen cents a pound for the nitrogen in the hizh grade product. One way of gerting high grade fertilizers at lower prices it to my the Ingredients and mix them en the farm, but in doing this, of course, the bigh grade logredients sliould be bought, Ro long as farmers must use commercial plant foods they shoukl make an effort to get the bes: possible for the money expended, and i always Li to buy the best ade. 4 § Fel rey oped os % pe § 2 eanmeréeial fers woved toa ive Try early kinds of goon corn are usually very small in the ear, bug If | s i Meh, fint kind, answer weil |» Hricdan sergeants of the newiy- rested | ors FOR bearnosy; {iis ret tiehiree 4 fs pa and making We at hier, But they forget that the manure is | Bhd 1 ¥ Be Taf cows ~dndisuapsling in the low An exter apive sugar mil is holayg ted at Moreiln, in the State of sat, México, All the machinery fered fon factory will be or sre in the United Stated, Sian tis fhe maa oe eiaptpiitars and the alone Gesigdnnted hing 3 #1 ny SETH i | Yo poof th neromy will be of of white medal rege; Vighiren inrlosm) within ¥ i ae JF EO #5 ind of i; a wetnl, af these affivars & aR Wil nik hak heen jtrminesd revently ww and powerful mea of saprarea Thig the HASSE pa ie TY iv any oh gral an en Sp Frise RY 1st ew Insel in » petal BLE. Pu Gyn eve bo Rg Larieg masonry in freenins wenibor ode osanl by 3 5 rong fee by Her. Cie His wg wl ¥ wy LANOe PCEnY the Fe Pa ERReeY trisile wit} sateiance ¥ | sfrenith Hon ot & friveiny gait in 2 eetient £4 w whieh geetylens bide In presenie of the Amweridan kb feature 4 [the hing pas i the Garmany. and re ulate yo 1 ineed Woiding of Aluminum. The welding of alumiran ls seid Mave beun recently accomplished §9 This metal, because of HE frrative we zint dan and di om when fess meiting point, has bewm viry dificult to weld The German "Lieventor teclares that st 8 oe andes walding possibile At this temoerse ture aluniisum does not oxidize, sand fax is therafore not ragquirsd. Pers fet wold are zaid to have won pro= diced, being cqual fn strengih to the botly of the bar The Sire of an Alom, The minroscopes of today will res Vii a particla tis hall-mililonth of an tricks fn distmeter, The site ¢1 ap stom gay be judesl whog it ls said thes eel of such particles pr uushiy oon talon at Jesial § 00h 000 alton 300 4 tire Soir Just metal softens sufficient! eden gx Thar s what you need; some- thing to cure your bitiou our bowels. You yer's Pills. Yrs ently Taxative. sn i Ar * al : ipans Tabules are h the best drspepsis medicine ever made, A bundrest millions of thw have been soll In the United States in 8 single year, Every {lines sriving fiom a dlsordered stomach In ritieved or cored by their ase. Be embraon fe It that diseases originate fromm the stomach it may be afoly age sorted flere 1a no condition of WM benith that will net be benefited of cared by the sconzional nee of Ripans Tables. Physicians know them snd speak hLighiy of them All droggiste sili thes. The fivecent package ip enough for an ordinary occasion sod the Family Bottle, sixty cents, containg 8 homsebiold supply for a year. One generally gives ‘relief within twenty . tilputes Fala Fiakeler de phar wit muff BE fried the Alar Lady Taoiied do to water Ia ade tied was generygled Gps the o¥lin Yo re med ane can be to cylinder thiviy fret in Miarmetny Are ai 5 og fF £2 5 weal wily wang Tos, ARB OA A pt SO rl NR. Wandertel Gr: tn Fanad, ¥en ay big I dog, the Featia gratin Arey Neg orale Known to ex] Bow Mr, rE fyi Lif fie ve soneubered tne REIT Marvel Hy beats eR five Pow oi Hix prlrg Tee EYE of Le #8 Pores eit fort de atl ® Lh lL Wi ariis. | Ps tithe +} £30 Hab 0 the Se 01 88 i wx for u WW sien of 3 The Ralvage € tae company foe SREY, BABY seventy-fiv 8 per cent. "ot fre the salvag gid goals ~Philadeiphic ord. ro nian en te He Works Downward, Tha gon of the self-made man gens erally Legine at the top and wirks downward, ~C “bicago Record: Herald Walter, fhe wea a wis} Fi rE) o nia ¥ ToS cing ES. aimed 0 GUTH OF FALE mane The University of Notre NOTRE DAME, INDIANA, FULL (or Rip IN Cimentc Ersasmicn and #: erry 4 Aernw Ja Mtrmer, amare, Law, Civil, 3 a hlers ea ri Biter tur ore ng repmratery snd Cem iad Conturs, my Henms Pree © ALY ae Phas soe Fm eg tied 4 ” Baie, 3; bt if Sense Yo var of ah i Gti Haommen tik Rent, siden se HEIL TE Tae Xx disiibed 1 an ale wii be weird ac we. Fdwardts Halk ior ba he 5h Cae wey Priam WB EE Year: wi oe Catningusn Free. Addre REY. & MikRIsayy © Liens SSPE. ode « Presiient, Box Mk I PAY BPOT CASH FOR soovre LAND WARRANTS Bur NY y We ce wt ne Latoww Collh. “io FiAzS FR SALE. Diese THALES Saishig wa What trae, Bop Tha aking HoHMikveY, Sn, OCPSY. SEW DISCOVERY: awe fii rivet sid eins Worse: -" Pe timonama wd §O dave’ treaiasend RB BEIT BENT wae BR Avianva. Ben § TON WILE sastylly Prosegytes Claima. 1 oma» 18 ld lat ae, WEY SURGE, = TEER Apacs § wh 4 DRC Fre. ‘Used by Amoriean Physicians or nearly o years. me nd SR. ~ mE iw rors York. Ab Drcggiats o hy ml} F. N. U. 5. 08.
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