| Show PERTUmE ADSORBED BY EGGS cTWARVELS §f THE EARTH auch were Englishmen peculiar ehaps the druggist said that he was when the strapsurprised fellow who had ordered an mind” said “Never egg phosphate lust before the clerk cracked the egg and hurried out of the store but he when the Englishman was surprised returned a few minutes later and apol“It was ogized for his abruptness the place you took that egg from that scared me out" he said “I noticed In one corner that It came from a bog of the perfume case How long had It been there?” “Only a few hours” said the clerk “We get fresh eggs every day” “But you shouldn’t keep them there “Don’t at all” said the Englishman you know that eggs are almost as The bad as butter to absorb odors? shells protect them a little but It takes only a short time for a really strong perfume to soak through I have had many a phosphate spoiled because the egg In it had been nestling against a cologne bottle” The clerk said “How utterly ridiculous” but be remembered that another customer had complained of a triple extract flavor to an egg drink so later In the day he moved the perfumes back to another counter CURIOUS ODD cAND INTERESTING OBJECTS cAND PLACES not a bit ping young CLING Jn TO THE RED HUNTING Finest Gopuram In All India KERCHIEF the Women Other Respects Switzerland Wear Champery the Dress of Men of of the old romance of Something still clings to Champery Switzerland nearly 3500 feet above the Rhone Valley 800 still The inhabitants about preserve certain local peculiarities of dress The dark type greatly predominates the women being handThe vivid some and well developed scarlet kerchiefs which they wear knotted around their heads are singuIn Even the princilarly becoming pal hotels this native head dress is worn by the waitresses Outside the village itself the women In winter wear men's dress— long trousers and jacket — but they still keep Indeed as they their red kerchiefs have to go about a great deal In deep snow sometimes on ski looking after the cattle In the stables and doing a good deal of work which In more prosperous districts Is generally left to men they could not very well keep A Sixth The First Cause ft’’ remarked the indignant “am a taxpayer" “Well” replied the political bos "you have me to thank You wouldn’t be nearly as much of a t— — nvr as you are exceptfoe n r'r— - ” "I ing A STEER AND ITS Ta 1903 and 1904 I was a terrible sufferer for about five months with kidney and bladder trouble I could not sleep nighta and was obliged to get up ten or fifteen times to urinate 1 passed mucus and blood continually One doctor said I waa going into consumption and gave me up to die Had two other doctors but received no help from either of them and am cure 1 would have been in my grave had I not aeen your advertisement in the “Daily Eagle Star” After taking several bottles of Dr Kilmer’e t I was entirely cured In the last two years I have been a railroad fireman and have passed two examinations for my kidneys successfully so that I know that my kidneys are in excellent condition now as a result of your t great preparation Yours very truly GEORGE KENSLEIt 1422 Mary St iarinette Wis Personally appeared before me this 25th of September 1909 George Kensler who subscribed the above statement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact HENRY GRAASS Notary Public Door County Wis Letter t Oh Illanr ' g Prove What Will Do For Yon Send to Dr Kilmer & Co Binghamton N Y for a sample bottle It will convince anyone You will also receive a booklet oU valuable information telling all about the ludneye and bladder When writing be sure and mention thia paper For’ sale at all drug stores Price and PROOF P08ITIVE CHEESE He— Oh yes I write verse occasionally— but I tear it all up as soon as I write it She — Ah! 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thinks” 30 ft Bowels— The Meenarchl temple at Madura India la conceded to be the finest gopuram or steeple In that country and Is vielted by many American tourists It towera to a great height and is most elaborately carved from every year base to apex with countless figures of religious symbolism COLLAR FOR CATTLE THIEF TRAGEDY Prince OF A BIG DRINK Wladlmlr a penTerepakoff niless nobleman sacrificed his life at Moscow the other week In an attempt to win a strange wager Count a wealthy landowner made a bet with him that he would not drink a The gallon of liquor at a draught the prince’s reward if he accomplished feat was to be the title deeds of a valuable estate The prince ate nothing all day with the exception of a salt herring and In the evening In the presence of the count and four witnesses he raised a gallon jar to his Ups and drank steadily until he set it down empty The of the estate were handed to him but hardly had he received them when he sunk to the ground and died In a few moments the words long because he learned meago and his spelling Is purely chanical U Is so with the Indian finding his way through the woods Sydney Smith’s Aversions Sydney Smith shared Lord North’s dislike for musical concerts “Nothdising” he wrote “can be more gusting than an oratorio How absurd to see 500 people fiddling like madmen about the Israelites In the Red Sea!” But Smith’s pet aversion was music in the minor key "It made him melancholy" according to G W E Russell “and had to be discontinued when he was In residence at St Paul’s” lie lived however to repent him of his musical heresies Late In life he said: "If were to begin life again I would devote much time to music All musical people seem to he happy it Is the most engrossing pursuit almost the only Innocent and unpunished passion” I The village of Roquefort France has only 900 inhabitants but its industry Is probably the oldest In the world It was mentioned by Pllneus 2000 The cheese is ripened In years ago natural stone grottos artificially which grot and prepared widened tos are a forever agitated by moist wind from the rock below Roquefort cheese was highly esteemed in ancient Rome and has been export At the end of the ed for centuries seventeenth century 500000 pound In the year 18CG per year were made 000 900 pounds were made and sold Nowadays the village earns 3000000C francs per year the by supplying world with cheese Sense Indians Invisible All Indians seem to have learned a wonderful ing way of walking 'themselves Invisible like certain spiders which In case of alarm caused for example by a bird alighting on the bush their webs are spread bounce themselves upon Immediately up and down on their elastic threads so rapidly that only a blur Is visible The wild Indian power of escaping observation even where there Is little or no cover to hide In was probably and slowly acquired In hard hunting while trying to apfighting lessons take enemies by surproach game prise or get safely away when comAnd this experipelled to retreat ence transmitted through many generations seems at length to have become what is vaguely called Instinct — John Muir In the Atlantic WITH I Farmers In a number of counties ly Ing on both sides of the Sacramentc river In the central portion of Call fornla are frequently much harassed during the winter by the depredation of countless flocks of wild geese thal swarm over the broad grain fields and grain sprouting destroy the young So serious are these annua stalks farms invasions that many of the have employees who regularly patrol but the fields and do nothing else keep the feathered pests on the wing or blinds novel of the One most or stalkers ever used In that section and other for the purpose of destroying the geese is that of an ingenious farmer of Colusa who lives on the He employe bank of the Sacramento a big red steer trained to stalk geese The steer walks round a flock of geese circle his masIn an ter armed with a repeating shotgun walking beside him but on the fur The geese ther side from the flock have become used to seeing animals grazing near that they pay no attention to them so that the farmer Is en abled to get within shotgun distance and pour a broadside Into the flock while it Is feeding on the ground and two more shots before the birds are out of range when they rise ROQUEFORT to their skirts An interesting discussion arose at a recent college lecture concerning the "Instinct of direction" possessed so marvelously by savage races and by animals are animals Undoubtedly aided largely by rcent In the case of humans it Is different and some of the pupils argued that the primitive man Is able to find his way In the densest forest without taking note of the sun the wind the lay of the land Thereor the course of the streams fore It was said he must be guided by a sixth sense because none of the aid could sensed five him regular Other pupils however argued that the Indian found his way in places where there were no 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