THE OLDEST HOUSE IN U. 8. LONG LOST CHARTER
Down in old Santa Fo, the capital of After being lout for over 800 years
of New Mexico, the oldest seat of ¢Iv- 5 mutilated chacier of Edware III, giv
i and religions goversment OR AMer en to the burgesses of Newcastle un-
oan 328, has to be restored
sonquerers of the country. One of of Preston. The
these, the adobe Palace, has been us possession of the Preston Corporation
| as the “Executive” Mansion since for many years, but British Mosegm
first Governor and Captain Gener. experts have provid] that it belongs
al, Juan de Otermin, necupied 1 fa 1+ Newcastle under Lyme. Prestos
to this structure stands a house gen- |
of In this lake for 8 few weeks
HM. C 400. This great man carried out |
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1680; while the cathedral, built fa perrowed the charter for its guidance
1761, is pow rapidly crumbling away between 1342 ard 182, and forget to
and will soon be repleced by a modern restore it, thus forcing Newcastie un-
stone building. | aor Lyme to apjdy for a copy.
edifice 4 the eimreh of San Miguel. | An Elephant Here !
ected in the sixtepnth century, but gow an intelligent elephant saved
destroyed during the Pueblo Revolu- , thousand lives is told in a dispateh
tion of 1630, and rebuilt in 1710. Close 4... Calcutta Near the town of Soro
on the Granges, thousands of Hindu
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Skating rinks, where ioe skates are
gred, without ise, in a new departurd |
in Germany. The floor of the rink is |
| soated with a somposition made of
- ! various chemicisiz, including alum, so
wood from this lake in the different | 4. ung norisc atid, nixed with a small |
stages df petritaction. The result was |. nity of ofl to reduce friction. The |
fat an exceptionally good rasor home er 4 melted ind poured os the Hoor |
was placed on the market and the firm | ard when it hardens it has pradtically |
became famous for its product. People | yy 110 qualitier of real ice, withou: |
think that they are using some pecak ,. Jgdvantare of melting readily. |
ine kind of stone, but the fact is Bal (0). 11g gurfice becomes too mach |
this hate is nothing but a piece of ent up, it can be refinistied by going |
Bard wood potrified by heing submerg- | oo. jv with a jet of steam, which |
melts Bt slightly, giving a pew and |
i stoootls surface.
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About Old Hippocrates i
It f= pimerally under ood that selen :
indignant Missouri Wedding
tific modicine began with Hippociaste: |
Reporter
oftice and telling us. Any of
pers in the city would be glad
lish wodding paws. You beilevs in
- gress of your town. Them belp your
Is long." wn japers to get Lhe arws. You live
Hip the public asd so do the papers.
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years. A move! exhibitions has been Lhrown
Bros ie ren in Derlin It consists of a large
Doster the Best Pie Maker .eilection of toys eatively made by
Dr. Silas E MeDonnkd ix Oak Park's o000n and brough together for the
a pumpk ma His race cont of the Red Cross Society.
| Buve borne witness repeatedly to cour: aboard a naval vessel at & navy yard
| teey received and kindness observed.” or under the navy's escort
from his observation of our treatment
off others that the child bas bis Jes
sons in bad manners: he has them,
| rather frem a source more likely to |
| iapress him: be has them from the
. thine to be put on and off; to be as
{oaegnives jogically endegh,
F fle mn Kind of wighue bn Oi
I beads of bad manner in var ehlidren |
| if the child wore spoken to with the (ture flags. The reprajeating the |
| pupae gentiemess amd courstsy with: ("nited States bear the sanmes of ome |
CHILDREN'S MANNERS
The bad manners of American chil Not one person in a thousand Knows
dven are notorious. Obwiously, #t Is the President's flag. As president of
pit the children who ean de neld (> the United States be bas none, Dut as
adoount for thiv. Certzinly the respons exmmander in chief of the wrmy and
#hility must rest with American par pavy his presence is noticed by dis
ents. | timet standards. The army flag Is red
Our children 2re bad mannered and bears in the center the official
musinly because we im authority over coat of arms of the United States.
them set them such striking sxatsples Dearing the same coat of arms and
of bad manners somewhat similar, save its olor, blue,
Yet, we are sof as a pecple fliman- js the pavy flag. The aavy fing is dis
nered. Strangers visiting our land played whenever the prevident is
THE PRESIDENT'S FLAG
We are thought to be rather penial,
frank people: the very vasindes of our The Houpitable Habit
country jending us, it ls supposed, a The family with the hospitable Dad |
octrtain generosity and self reliance, Jt both enjoys more guasts and enjoys
and the democracy of its form ol gov them more than the family which has |
ernment giving every man that semse to go through s separate preparation
off self respect which in one of the for the advent of every one. Its spirit
foundations of good manners. | its judgments are
It cannot then be sa¥d--wpesking | ant
vary generally, of course—{that we are
wont to behave ourselves with duscour- | moral perspective if more trustworthy,
toey toward others. So it is not ussally
bad manners we practice towards hia ' side of hi
To others be sees us kind and very | to |
ovurinons, with & special courtesy. He as an integral part;
notices that we are markedly polite to # unbidden the best be has to give,
visitors, woticealily considerate of and it gives him its boat in retarm.
gests or casual strangers. His mind
making its logical deduction, reasons
that manners and conciegies are
The President s Military Map {
There is in the offions of the White |
House a map twenty feet cng and |
sumed at need, or neglected mt will | eight feet Bish, which Indidioes, af & 1
and sinee it is others who reap the glance, the milbary information seed
Benefit of them. and not Lomeolf, be ed hy the commander in chilel of te :
oh Sletaste army and anvy.
for therm, and looks upon them as af This map
feetion more or lees ned Snsipeeriey word. 1%
To Siscard orm 1h the po
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represents the entire |
ivory shar Ad oso |
five ren! pyw |
apd @ ern. 8 + g, raliwinye, steate |
is © ship nes mall rouies AM wil distinct |
| bp traceable, |
The waval and Riltary forces of the i
various sations wre indieatisd by nine |
or wy bivsnell is,
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te have nothing te do with them
warrant of his 6%
This, tanre often Than nod is the weal
dawnirighitness
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which be finds us speaking to etran | manders amd are readily shifted as the
| ns courteously conducted for
| moesta are present, we wold have no
arrangement by which the one simply
secusiaistes money for the other to
educating Der chikinsg, or what not,
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pers and visitors, he would like good |
ranners without doubt apd would imi
file them,
If the bome wai ai well ovdersd and
its In
sinter ax 1 is on thesn orcinionn when
sroblom of Tommy's tr Jenny's bad
manmers to wrestle with. Mother's
Husband an a Doormat
Is the American surbend a gomrmat® |
That highly isterwsiing question in|
raised by "An Englishman” fo x letter |
{eo the Philadelphia Ledger, says that
ewspaper. There is no doult su to hie
reputstion for chivalric +vrotiva, do
wervedd or sndesirvind, penarks the
Ledger. Woman rules in Cio Amwricns
home to an extent anknows e.eqwhere.
It fs not comfort of “the pssster” that
is considered, but the convenience of
“the mistress.” The domestic clock I»
set 16 her engapiminits Hep saprem
acy in this respert is mvariably »
matter of surprise to foreign obsere |
ox of cur manners nd Cute
Perhaps the foatwrn of our ryation
b.tween hushand snd wife which they
are Juast able to understand Is the
spend. In other words the American
wife seems 10 ‘hese erition to I WMO |
rerardtul of her priviieges than of her
daties. Europe hns = often seen Der
living sway from home for mouths oe
years at a time traveling, studying,
while the patient hreadwinner keeps
Lis nose to the grindstone to supply
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et ane end
ow the steam to escape In the ®- |
Tar may be removed from the hands
by rubbing with the outside of fresh
arsnge or lemon pel and drying Im
mediately. The volatile alls dissolve
tr no that it can be rubbed off.
The tocih ends of steals are a pro®
jem with bousekoepers. Here fs ode
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way of saving them: (Chop rather
soarsely, cook In a little butter, dredes
vith flour and seasoning and cream. |
forces move from place fo plone.
The cavalry, artillery snd Infuntey
are represented by flags of thelr res
pective coloem—yallow, red and wile |
«giving the nember of the regiment
ue company. Even the smallest bospit-
#3 corps is marked by a tiny red cross.
Ships of etery cinss are shown Dy
rod. white and bloe flags Desring the
pane of each and the putiber of her
The Cedars of Lebiinon
Very carefully evclised dod guuaded
prt the 2040 remsainiag cedarn of Led
anon, those fxmons frees that once
clothed all the sides of ‘the Syrian
fountain, Bo tall asd besutiful werw
they in comnparisom with the trees of
Palestine that the Hebrew writer
celebrated them with estraordinary
praise, and from the earliest Uimes
their soft white wood wis the glory
of Jewish architecture. They wern ue
od iz Solomons Teuiple, nnd In its
suconssor, and also in the choreh that
Cosstantine built st Jerasadem.
The sarviviag trees are called by
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the Arabs the “trees of God,” and un |
der thelr wide spreading branches the |
clergy of the Greek churned occasion
ully celebrate mans
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in Northern Cambria Count
, We are manufactorers and mill agents and
are prepared at all times to supply retail
stares with the best in
Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery and
Underwear
Large, wholesale stock carried at ail times,
and onr shipping favilities enable as to stock
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short notice
stock at the Old Prices
Onir representgtive will eall with samples
of these and other goods on request
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Experiments by MM. Bilart and Maw
tant recorded Im the “Cumipes Ren
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