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Show "Mary Rank," which was both her first and laat MUM. ColN'irc ro.'H(im ore making tests, curious people arc making tinta ; she never fails, and from what she does we may hope that by and by all tbe world will be mind reader, and men will not dare think mean thing about other men because tltuy will know il if they do. And when a lady itniltM in th faee of another lady and tclla bow plad she is to imd her, her telltale brain will give away the fiit that ahe is lying like biases. Ther. in nothing that we know so IKtle ahont. indeed, iin tin- mindi of men. and the lumbering divinity in tli- vnil of men. i . - i A MIND READER. They have a ten-year-old mystic at Warren, R. I, who ia a mind reader from away back. She answers every question correctly, no matter how obscure or strange. Half a dozen ladies visited her laat week with one newspaper man. The newspaper man makes aa affidavit of what happened. He turned the atone in his ring around and closed his hand. Tha girl waa brought from another room and he aaked her what he had in his hand. She answered an-swered instantly, "A diamond." He then put hia hand in hia right pocket and aaked her what he had in hia right hand. She aaid, "A purae," which waa true. He then- took a coin in his right hand, still in hia pocket, and aaked, "What have I in my right hand now?" Instantly the reply oame, "A quarter." He aaid: "Now, if you will tall me the figures on the coin, it ia yours " She began to count 1-9-0-0 and got tV quarter. He opened the case of hig watch and aaked if she could tell the number of the watch movement. She aaid, "5-8-4-9-8-4." He picked up cards at random, aaked her each one and each time she answered correctly. Then he turned a card face up and aaked her what it was, and ahe replied, "Three spot of diamonds." He turned another card and aaked her what it was. and she said. "Jack." He asked her jack of what? She an-gwered, an-gwered, "Jack of apadea." Then he pretended to torn a card, and aaid, "Beulah, what card ia turned nowl" She said, "Tou did not turn any," which was true. Then he took out hia ' watch and aaked her to tell the time of the watch. She aaid, "The long hand stands at 3 and tho short hand stands at 5." It waa true, a quarter pat 5. A lady aaked her, "Beulah, cau you tell what I have concealed under my muff?" She replied right em, "A box." She waa than aaked what waa in the box. She aaid "Corn." It waa popcorn. pop-corn. She then aaked her if ahe could tell the name of her son who was in college. She instantly in-stantly replied, "Fred." She then- aaked the girt If aha eould tell where she lived, and she spelled out "B-r-o-o-k-l-y-D," The lady said, "I have got a eat at home. Can you tall its name!" "BuTy," waa the instant response, which was true. The lady aaid, "Do you suppose you could -tall au my laat name! ' She answered at once. |