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Show Living on 8lmpl Food. Th statement that a man can exist a kilos (31-pounds) of 17 bread consumed daily Is, of course, purely theoretical, Inasmuch as no one Is able to live on rye bread alone for a length of time. But If the bread Is made more palatable by the addition of butter, sausages, or the like, and if some other food Is substituted every day for part of the bread, such a beverage as warm coffee being also consumed, then the statement expresses what actually happens with many peo1V4 ple. SIMPLE WALL DECORATIONS. New Material and New Ideas for the Decoration of Homes. The styles of home decorations have completely changed In the last few years, and It Is pleasant to say that they have changed for the better. Time was when we hung monstrous our patterns printed on paper agalnBt walls, and considered them more or less pleasantly. It would hardly be fair to say that we considered them beautiful or artistic. But they were the vogue and were put on. The time has come when, with our better methods for interior decoration, better ef-- ' focta can be secured. In wall coverings, whether they be of paint, or of kalsomlne, or of whatever the material used to cover the wall the thing desired is that which has the greatest covering power, aa well as permanency and beauty of color. Alabastlne, a wall covering ground from Alabaster rock wbicb means a hard white rock Is the Ideal covering for a wall. The most beautiful wall decorations In the world are those which are laid on with the brush. The mural designs In our large public buildings, and the frescoed designs In the largo cathedrals and churches, have a permanency and an art of which wall paper la but a cheap Imitation. These mural schemes and frescoed designs can be brought within the reach of the every day home. They can be done with Alabastlne, which is permanent In Its coloring. It does not rub off, and It has the soft offset of paatelle. A great many people defer the redecorating of their rooms not only because of the expense but because ef the discomfort of It. With Alabastlne there need he no discomfort and there can be no muss, for all that Is needed Is to lay a sheet or canvas on the floor, have your man come In with pail, make the solution and simply brush it on the wall. That Is all there is to It, end the room la perfectly clean and thoroughly renovated. Ala-bastl- t U Led by a Pueblo Maiden In Full indlan Costume. Ths Fleeka, or arrow dar.ee, as practiced by the Pueblo Indians In Arizona, Is very picturesque, says the Detroit tree Press. One of the braves Is led up In front of his friends, who are drawn up in two ranks. Here he Is placed on one knee, bow and arrow in band, when the Maltnchi, a handsomely attired young girl, commences the dance. From her right wrist hangs the skin of a silver gray fox and bells that jingle with every motion are fastened to the end of her embroidered scarf. At first the maiden dances along the line in front, by her movements describing the warpath. Slowly, steadily she pursues; then suddenly her step quickens and she comes In slghf of her enemy. The brave follows her with his eye and by the motion of his head Implies that she Is right. She dances faster and faster, then suddenly seizes the arrow from him and by frantic gestures makes It plain that the fight has begun In earnest. She points with the arrow, shows how it wings its course, how the scalp was taken and her tribe victorious. As she concludes her dance she returns the arrow to the brave. Firearms are discharged and the whole party wends Its way to the public square to make room for the other parties, who keep up the dance until dark. Belonged to the Menu. If Billy" Phelps, Professor of Esg HsU Literature at Yale, and the wit of the university, is present at the Facul ty meetings, be Is sure to raise at least one good laugh among his learned colleagues. At a meeting of the Faculty a short time ago the language courses for next year were discussed and copies of the list arranged given out. Through an error on the part of the typewriter the course in Old Norse read Old Horse, a mistake which seemed to mystify as many of the members as It amused. Can ah you explain ah this remarkable course ah In ah 'Old Horse'?'' Inquired In his ponderous fashion a noted professor of Greek of hts neighbor, Professor Phelps. "Certainly," returned the Simeon Ford of Yale politely. "That's one of the courses at the Yale dining hall." New York Times. Air In Vein Cause Death. Air getting Into a vein while he waa Value of Walking and Riding. undergoing an operation in St. ThomA brisk dally walk, or a ride on as' Hospital, London, was the cause horseback, beats any more elaborate of the death of Frederick Thomas forms of physical exercise for simplicA of other verdict the day. Kennedy ity combined with efficiency. In walk"accidental death" was returned. ing, especially if the ground is somewhat undulating, a very large number of muscles are brought Into natural and easy play, sufficient, at rate, Three quarters of the tea to stimulate the circulation, any which In full expansion ot the in this country is not very its turnandcompels due areatlon of the blood. lungs Then professional or business man regood. quires no more than this to keep him The fraction is not too fit for Ms duties, provided he follows the ordinary rules of health In respect high. of bathing, eating, drinking and clothYour (iwor roturu jour moatj If on 4uot ing. It he Is afflicted with a sluggish tko Schlllluf'o Boot. liver. Indigestion or Inactivity of the alimentary canal as a whole, a man Most Produces Mica. derive more benefit to health on India Is the leading producer of may but that Is really a curamica and supplies about onehalf the horseback; form of exercise. London Chrontive world's requirements. London Enginicle. eer. TEA The Sympathetic Skunk, Skunk farms are revolutlonlnzlng fur market. Thirty years ago to Are you acquainted with the rail a man a skunk meant that he was about as foul a creature as tea? Is it tea that you walked the earth. But Mr. Skunk Is know? Are you sure you now a dllllgent article of commerce, and the women are wearing him on their lovely necks. He Is converti, know tea? ble Into all kinds of precious furs. English Idea of Humor. Over In New Canaan. Conn., a native When two English men or killed one and perfumed the neighwomen laugh, It Is obvloua that a mis- borhood. There was skunk talk for a fortune has happened to a third. long time. Some New Yorkers were entertained In the town about that DONT rOROKT one of the bright citizens A Unto t H puokmr hnl ! Wuo, only time and teesu. Ibe Kua ('oiuiway. South lleod, lud. of the place explained to them that the animal's odor was Its weepon." Germany' Exporta of Toys. meaning weapon, whereat a The value ot German toys exported street exclaimed dismalto foreign countries last year was ly: "Indeed! beauty I had no Idea a skunk close to 113.700.000, ot which the was so sympathetic a creature." New United States, as the principal cus- York Tress. about $1,000,000 worth. tomer, took Sonneberg Is the chief center ot the Dr to Praia. Industry. O Master!" I Implore, I. "what mav I do m.-- TEA well-to-d- n f How can Schillings Best be better than other good tea? Same as with everything else. Men differ; mens things differ. tour (rorw rutumt your mwy II you dual Uk II Regarding Honesty. "Honesty Is the beat policy," remarked a plaintiff In the court of Judge Addison, of London. "May be," replied the judge, "but I know some people who seem to have got along 4rjr well without It." 1 knife-carryin- TEA I Dont touch it at less than 60c lb; it isnt worth while. We know the market. ! Tour ytmr akeckmiit'tso. rolurai your aiuaoy If you loo't Incorrigible Girl. A girl ot twelve was committed to a reform school from a Ixtndon court recently. She had stolen money from her mother, taken off her little brother' clothes snd sold them, sad boiled ths family cat alive. h WAS AFTER A RECORD. MODERN FARMER. Hs Lives, as Compared With Fifty Years Ago. ha farming Ilfs of as contrasted with that of fifty years ago, is a paradise of comfort and convenience. The loghouse, lonely remote from market and devoid of advantages that a half cycle of time has made possible, would scarcely appeal to the present day farmer. twentieth- The century soil tiller has practically ah the modern comforts. His mall Is de' llvered dally. He has telephonic con nectlon with the buying and selling world, affording the best opportunities His for marketing to advantage. home is of recent architecture, constructed of wood, brick or stone, and well furnished. He has modern plumb lng and modern heating, and with the advent of acetylene gas. he has mod ern lighting. At night his home Is as attractively Illuminated as that of his city brother, for It is a suggestive fact How Fair Twa Dlscavtry of Ring United Again Hearts. Loving enA strange romance of a lost Its recovery of and gagement ring of the forty years later on a turtle, on the engagement of the renewal recovery of the ring, and of a happy marriage ensuing, has come to light at Augusta, Ga. MarForty years ago, In 1865, John on tin, then a constructing engineer the Grand Trunk railroad, and Freda Olmstead, the belle of Augusta, were betrothed, and as a pledge John placed upon her finger a gold ring. Almost immediately he went away on an inspection tour. In his absence Miss Olmstead went for a boat ride with a young man on a neighboring lake. While they were out they caught a small turtle and the engirl sportively slipped off fier Its over It and slipped gagement ring head. A moment later the turtle slipped from her hand Into the water and disappeared. When Martin returned and learned of the Incident his jealousy was aroused. He doubted her story. As a result the engagement was broken off, and Martin returned to Germany, his native land. Last spring one of a fishing party on the lake captured a turtle and found a diamond ring encircling its neck. It was the ring that Miss Olmstead had lost. She communicated the circumstances of its recovery to Martin, who had remained unmarried and as a happy Bequel they were married In the Georgia city. Miss Olmstead was 16 years old Mrs. John When she was betrothed. Martin was 56 years old on April 21. The bridegroom is 71. He exhibits many youthful traits in talking of his love romance. He Is the only surviving member of his family and is sole owner of an extensive estate in Germany. For many years he was engaged as a builder lu Heidelberg, his native city. Damsel Wished to Remain Quiet for Five Minutes. Th beautiful girl m the parlor scene was strangely silent. Ethel, dear, queried the young man on the other end of the sofa, his voice quivering with tremulous pa thos, "have 1 offended you? The maiden fair shook her head, but uttered never a word. "Then, he continued, why don't you speak? You havent uttered a word for nearly three minutes. Still more silence on the part of the party of the feminine part. "Darling," he said, as he placed his arm gently about the waiBt line of her person, "I cannot bear this strenuous quiet. Answer me why dont you say something? "Oh, George," she exclaimed, as her head bargain counter pompadour and all dropped with a dull thud on the solitary cigar in his upper vest pocket, It has ever been my ambition to accomplish something out of the ordinary-something that would make me famous and now. Just as I was about to grasp fame right by the back of the neck, you butted in and snatched It from me. I know I am only a weak woman, but had you allowed me to remain silent for five consecutive that "acetylene for country homes minutes I would have broken all prehas so appealed to the farmer, that of vious records. Cincinnati Inquirer. the 80,000 users of acetylene gas In Recreation. the United States, the farmer Is one Recreation should promote contentof the largest of all classes. Ever seeking the best, he has not hesitated ment. But recreation has its dangers. In availing himself of this new light. If taken In proper proportion it conThe continued growth and progress duces to the charm of life. Taken in of this great country, ever a cause of undue amounts It satiates. Man was wonderment, has no greater exempli made to work and to give his mind to ficatlon than evolution on the farm high things. That is the reason of his Already the farmer Is becoming the existence. Pastimes are simply remost envied of men the freest, the cuperative; in their place they are essential, but out of place they are dehealthiest, the happiest! bilitating. Exchange. FAULT8 OF THE MISTRESS. Back at Work Again. Not Always as Considerate ae 8ht Buffalo, N. Y., May 22nd. (SpeMight Be. cial) Crippled by Kidney Disease till The capable mistress Is generally he could not stand on his feet for the the most considerate, and there is no hours required at his trade, T. R. question but that she Is the strongest McLean, 90 East Ferry St., this city, factor In the production of whatever had to quit work entirely. Now hes good service Is given In the household back at work again and he does not writes Jane Seymour KUnk, lr hesitate to give the credit to Dodds the Atlantic. Nevertheless, she Is Kidney Pills. Yes, Mr. McLean says I was too sometimes Inconsiderate, and In this so bad, I had to quit. I could not stand way: She can "turn off work on my feet for the necessary hours. qulekly herself that she often forgets others have not the same faculty. It waa Kidney Disease I had. and a Girls In a new place are often slow friend advised me to try Dodds KidJust because they are so nervously ney Pills. I did so and after using anxious to please. A capable mistress, six boxes am completely cured and am working as steadily as before I Impatient because things are not mov- was sick. I recommend Dodds Pills ing so rapidly as she knows they can to any does not always give a maid ble." one afflicted with Kidney trou move, the two weeks' trial, by which she There Is no form of Kidney Disease could do herself justice. Again, the Dodd's Kidney Pills will not cure. capable mistress comes Into the kltch en to make a cake. Everything Is They always cure Bright's Disease, the most most advanced and deadly ready to her band, and she whisks Stage of Kidney Disease. up the cake in a few minutes, telling Increase In Church Members. Jane to bake It carefully. Sbe goos Ten years ago In England the church up stairs and contrasts her quickness with Jane's slowness, forgetting that co'mraunlcants numbered only one in she had neither placed things In read! eighteen of the population; now the ness, nor cleared them away, neither proportion Is one In fifteen. superintended the haklna. htati or Opro, City or Tolido,1 Luo.. Coutt. Courtship. rAVE J. CuMT title. oath that ha Hnlm Much Intellect Is not an advantage of .r(u.r In th. arm of K. J. Cb.aat c". Ju.in... of Toledo, City and J. In courtship. Siam General topics Interfere touniy with particular attention. A man to Uh UUNDUKD DOLLAKH for a act) and ararv Cuae4000 b curo4 b be successful In love, should think 2Z& YRAVK J. CHENEY. only of himself and hts mistress. uti.crllwd In VT '"a Rochefoucauld observes: That lovers thU tm day of Dcmbr, A. if., ihh. mr Dreunc A. W. GLEASON, are never tired of each other's comHoTAarPrauc. pany, because they are always talking ; Catarrh Car ft taken and art. Internally of themselves. on Hazlltt. iba blood and mucou. dlrrrvly of th J.Mua, Sand for te.tlmon1i.. free. .urf.ro. v. J. CUSSEY Toledo. GREAT CHANGE O. CO., Sold by ell 75o. Napoleon at St. Helena. to-da- From Change In Food. The brain depends much more on the stomach than we are apt to suppose until we take thought In the matter. Feed the stomach on proper food easy to digest and containing the proper amount of phosphates and the healthy brain will respond to all demands. A notable housewife In Buffalo writes: "The doctor dlagnosrd my troublo as a 'nervous affection of the stomach.' I was actually so nervous that I could not sit still for five minute to read the newspaper, and to attend to my household duties was simply Impossible, I doctored all the time wiih remedies, but medicine did no good. "My physician put me on all sorts of diet, and I tried many kinds of To help walk In easier way? cereal foods, but none of them agreed How may I to mys.-li,nl,y lruey My Master anaweted: lnr to prate." with me. I was almost discouraged, and when I tried Grape Nuts I did so "O Master! Vale Is harsh. Men sigh with many misgivings I had no faith Beneath the hmOena that h lavs It would succeed where everythat t'tMin their shntiMi-rs- . How may I thing else had failed. Restore their f.itth in Him on hlshr' But It did succeed, and you don't My Master answetw.l. "liar to praise." know how glad I am that I tried It "O Master! there are thoe thar weep I feel like a new person, I have gainFor leit outs lost; thtouxii all thslr ed In weight and I don't have that days terrible burning sensation In my stomThe monnlmt wlmls of smt-osweep. I feel so strong ach ary more. How may I Inll their xrh f to sleep?" My Master "Ikt! to ptuse. again thnt I am surprls.nl at myself, The street nols.es that used to Irritate "O Mastet ! I Imploted. "how may I me 0, 1 never nolle now, and my she,! mind I so clear thst my household A little light across the wa Wherein the hmken-hea- t haltlr.a duties are a real pleasure" ted, tread T" Name given l.y Posium Co., Battle My Master answered: "Hnr to prala. Creek. Mleh. Cleveland Leader. Theros a reason. Now why was this great change Knlf Carrying In Cuba. A party writing to the Havana Teat made In this woman The stomach and the brain had not mentions the habit, so much In vogue In Culm, and urges the been supplied with the right kind of food to rebuild strengthen the 0,rtlnuanen of the campaign against nerve renters In and these organa. It Is IL All of tho lower classes, with hardabsolute folly to try to do this with ly an exception, carry murderous knives. If they cannot afford to buy a medicine. There It hut one aur way la to quit ths old fond that knife from a store, they find a plcco and that ha failed and take on Grape Nuts of steel and sharpen It Into a deadly food which I mtve than half digested weaixtn and carry It w rawed In a In the of manufacture and I prove piece of paper about their clothe rich In ths phosphate of poth conready to use on the slightest oeea-slon- . tained tn ths natural gra'n, which The result of this Is many murunite with albumen and watsr the ders, which would not occur under only three substance that will mak ether rlrrutnst nitres. If the pollra up the soft filling In ths thou, gray wore Instructed to Keep on the watch sand of delicate nervs n ths cehtre for knife carrier It would be but a brain and body, Grape Nut food Is t 11 short time tint the habit would very ure road back to health la u acb become unpopular. ease. Fifty-sevent- TEA THE BEAUTY, OF ARROW DANCE GRIP'S m1 K5EE3 STIFF) HANDS RHEUMATISM NEAR HETft Mrs. Vaa Scoy Experience) a, ti from Grip ant Value of s Blood Kemoij'" The grip leaves behind it vital powers, thin blood, impS After-Eflfoc- V3 wing &nd , to, imsn ih day. a gestioa and condition that makes the system over-sensiti- prey to pneumonia, bronchitis, iwl tism, nervous prostration, audevej I H sumption, The story told by scores of j the grip is substantially the same, fj was tortured by terrible paiDI ;i base of the skull; another was left faint and iu every way wretched M anaemia or scantiness of blood; had horrible headaches, was uervoj couldnt sleep; another was left weak lungs, difficulty in breathing acute neuralgia. Iu every casj was sought iu vain until the greats ti-- '' A ' Dr. Will! builder and uerve-touiPink Pills, was used. For quickneut c, thoroughness of action uothiugigim, that will approach it. Mrs. Van Scoy makes a statement supports this clnim. Sbe says ; I had a severe attack of grip and fore I had fully recovered, rheunm'n fjferawomal set in aud tormented me for months. I was iu a badly state. Boon after it began I was solo for a week that I could hardly walk. kept growing steadily worse and at W I had to give up completely and three weeks I was obliged to keep rnn-do- i 'J fc bed. My knees were so stiff I oonldn bend them, and my bands were perfect Then the pains begun") helpless. threaten my heart aud org p.ale f so nianv ko won lifted an and pi (lies incr jffering vousnc ivn pain nal wet rritabU place ne is d hi f w iciny bead th fcrMn.1 flw&etr thorough; alarmed me. While I was suffering in this way if,:! wb on chanced to run across a little book tk Ought ky 7told about the merits of Dr. Willie fcndprov didme. Pink Pills. The statement in it ile toxin pressed me and led me to buy a box. The Ai attend the I needs very thing pills proved jrltbnroo) Improvement set iu a soon as 1 begt: t Pmkhan well to take them, nml it was very markedly Chi tin time finished had the the first be: fetBostoi I Four boxes made me a well woinu At th Mrs. Laura M. Van Scoy live at So titttol 20 Thorpe street, Danbury, Conn. Dr .n in t Williams Pink Pills are equally aring-adapted for any other of the diseag tlm the blu E. di follow in the train of grip. The in Sold by all druggists. andan Solomon on Vienna Bench. A Vienna court has condemned tt A nan men to pay a monthly allowance isted the widow of a man whom they tol as a Joke," that his wile was r true to him, and who committed n clde in consequence. - d ! BABY CAME From NEAR I DYING. an Awful Skin Scratched Till Blood to a Skeleton Speedily Cured by Cuticura. From an old Japanese print published in Douglas SJadens book "When three months old my be More Queer Things About Japan, Na- broke out with an itching. wa;r poleon is In chains surrounded by rash all over his body, and he toe British soldiers in armor Jeering at scratch till the blood ran. We tr6 him. The picture gives an Idea of but he grew wor everything, nearly the Japanese idea of Great Britain to a skeleton, and we fears wasting and European matters thirty years he would die. He slept only th: ago. in our arms. The first application i Cuticura soothed him so that he ilc Cartridge in Dangerous Place. In his cradle for the first time in mu; A remarkable discovery was recentweeks. One set of Cuticura made ly made at Woolwich. Amongst the complete ctn and permanent rubbish taken to the borough dust de- (Signed) Mrs. M. C. Maitland, Jas structor was found a suspicious-lookinOntario." packet, wrapped In canvas. On Test of Good Breeding. being examined it was found to conDniaal.u, To find out how much genuino good tain an explosive. It was immediateaak Han't F .uiiiy Flu. for con.tlp.Uon. breeding a man has. Just watch bs ly placed In a pall of water. Mr. Gian-vlllwhen he Is angry. This Is a sure ter Woolwich, representative Bishops Gaiters. for as any fool can be agreeable whe: An amusing story Is told & of Dr. Kynoch Co., pronounced It to be a Gore. everything comes his way. He was once walking In the granite blasting eight street when two little boys were at- inches In length and cartridge, four In width. On tracted by his black episcopal gaiters. cutting it open it was found to bo Wota e'" as$e on. 8rPrlse. composed of compressed leoei "O. 'e's a Scotchman in mourn- through which was a tube gunpowder, filled with ing," was the reply. M. A. P. The cartridge was the most powerful of Its kind, and Is supposed to have been shipped inadvertently with some granite supplied to ' the borough council for road repairA money challenge ing. London Telegraph. Atabastin produces exquisitely A money challenge beautiful effects on walls and ceil A Wonderful Book. ings. Easy to apply, simply mix A money challenge The most wonderful book in with cold water. Better than the world Is one which Is neither written A money challenge palnl or wall paper. It is not a ror printed. Every letter Is cut Into kalsotnine, it is a sanitary, permanthe leaf, and, as the leaves are alrrxxff mi urn your money if you 4oot ent, cement coating, which harden L fe'tUMItitfB Hwat. ternately blue and white, it Is ns eason the wall, destroying disease ily read as the best printing. The The Solitary In Famlllet. germs and vermin, never rubbing or labor required in cutting each letter Thou, who in love created, hast Kalsomines mixed with scaling. may be Imagined. The work Is done sot the solitary In families, and thereeither hot or cold water soon rub eo perfectly that It seems as in life has an Infinite Increase, and though and scale off, spoiling walls, clothing Joy done by machinery, yet charae-te- r every emUe-- s its and furniture. They contain glue, multiplications. Thy was made by hand. The book is heart's beauty of follow ship has made entitled "The which decays and nourishes th la.alon of Christ " It the count loss follows of the human is a of deadly disease. germs very old volume, and was a curilife. Mind. as osity If your diiicol.t or hrdwr long ago as HHo, it ) will not to tho family of the prince ot belongs Alabuting, Mu. tubIJgno. Mutp and imitatiuna and onlrf of 171 1 g Alabastine Your Walls 1 gun-cotto- TEA I Unci J. W. f KXhtl i'emr t Posti trk Is fount i? 11a $V to (toth kton. kalso-ml- fir (t TEA aladastine your grocer; faithful to both. NthlHlhif $ Dim UU. )!( ! fcM f.H.Lrn' to RewYorli Office, 105 Water Aids to Longevity. man. Iu3 years of ngc, who has ued tobacro und alcoholic drinks sine boyhood and Is still robust, says he has always carefully avoided danger he has never ridden on s trolley ear or elevated train, and never consulted a physician, New York Time. Santa ago nr comes Anlel. r A "il 'plwri 't According to his trainer it was a business of extraordinary indue tho creature t en,Z; IV Nw rly Kidney.DIscase Mrv DIcerjTkt Milit Som Curd la t vry box cur tl. Wltill loti birr, w eu 'ttlfl km fnl J Cjj hr a 1111 Dy II dirwetton tfbrte and Rheumatism, Gout hi 'trur Cm . POSITIVE CURE FOR o tiy QureRemedy Good Rul for Life. Po not think of your faults; tuil leu of others' faults ; In every person sho comes you look for shat is good snd strong; honor that; rejole la It; and. as you can try to Imitate it, snd your fault will drop off like deed .Inti Tina and Kidney two hundred and fifty years WH, Mass Rheumatic TEA What did they do for tea k company Grant Avt., Grand Rapid. Mich. CRtfWarO A leave when their tlm Send for fret sample of tints Ut ind information about decoratioi Dog Loops Loop. Wc arc friend to you and - loH A CURE FOR A DOLLAR , bung bark THINK OF IT! negotiated after months nnd .V" y of practice. As In ,m thousands of testimonials. the "ecret Of AT DRUGGISTS OR BY MAIL bllt th! fox i tiny terrier u "Mstencs tn perform the toll THE SANTA ANA CURE C0MPA1 t h BUTTE. MONTANA. hi ClUj u it ? b "1 . am fr.lC |