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STERLIN {LMLDT‘AJ Chicago, Montreal, Can., or Now York, ©0 STRONG ALL SUMMER 1 CATHADHC ALL DRUGGISTS unto all suimmor complaints, causing cary. naturel or personally, tion, ato. Prcpumtorg min for practical wor graduates of our Buslnuss ond Shorthand enter any day. No vacations. Expenses moderate. Don't throw awa golug to tampon? schools when it will cost you less to attend the BES & number of students who hove left Incompetent teachers In disgust tell us that aix months here 18 equal to a year In any other school. to nny one for first Information of a vacant position fora Bookkeeper, Stenographer, Teacher, Clerk or Telegraph operator which we successfully All. Business houses supplied with compotent nss!stants without charge, Refer to prominent patrons in eve the MOST GEL BY MAIL send ton two-cont stamps for five cosy lesson Address {mention this paper) CLEMENT C. GAINES, Presineny, Povankeerais, New York. REWARD Thu noxt best thing to attendin is to tako our INSTRUCTIO Bookkeeping oto. thor» p .y oughly taught BY MAIL...@... Our system of tenching gives sctual dally experience in every branch of business, including / a. Banking, Mérohnndlslng, Commission, Insurance, Transporta- (@ rtment for backward students.. We , § always securc'situntions for worthy TH Students Limo and. mone \We always Such people often Courses, by nve rt of the world. BRA’I‘ED BUSINESS SCHOOL in Amgrl'lm . publlcnn candidate for mayor of Greater Land when peaco was declared returned what wo mortals consider it Yery happy faculty-uamoly, to enjoy a peaceful slumber overy night. It is called Albiz- gin julibrissin and was christened so by an Italian botanist named Durazzo in honor of a member of the most noble family of the Albizzi of Florence, who probably had also been a botonist. 'The tree, however, is an original of Japan and known thero as the Japanese silk tree. Boon after 7 o'clock in the evening a general motion is noticed in the foliage, a quiver or trembling of tho bipinnate leaves. Each leafict begins to stand tip on edgo and pairs with the ono opposite. They clasp cach other tightly and then close up with the other on the potiole, ' go that each becomes m coverlet over half of the preceding one, 'The entire transformation takes place in about 20 minutes. bun. ScuortRu®. PEOPLE OF THE DAY. General Benjamin F. Tracy, the Re- New York,; is probably best known to the general public as secretary of the navy in President Harrison's cabinok New Yorkers of today know him as one of the most prominent lawyers in the city and as the chairman of the Greater New York commission which drafted the oh for amalgamating Brooklyn as well a good part of the southern end of Long Island and the most popu- lous part of Westchester county into one great olty, General Tracy was born 07 years ago in Toga county, N. Y. Ho GENERAL BENJAMIN ¥. TRACY, was admitted to the bar nt the ngo of 21 and began a most successful legal careor, which he is still following. During the civil war he recruited two regiments and went to the front as colonel of one. Ho served with distinction. in tho army to New York to resume his profession and his political activity. Ho has held several important offices besides that of secretary of the navy, having been Unit- ed Stntqls district attorney for the cast- distHct of New York and judge of the court of appeals. Thero aro four other candidates for mayor in tho field- viz, Seth Low of tho Citizens' Union, Judge R. A. Van Wyck of Tammany Hall, Henty George of the free silver Democracy and Mayor Patrick Gleason of Long Island City. . A Gubernatorial Candidate. ou nro unemployed and willing to study Tn Shorthand. Besutitul\ oa free - the paying pnBflo. n A Quost Magistrate. ~ Magistrate Mobtis a peoulifr sort of individual, and he would 'have to do something mighty radical to urpribe tho people of this city. He uses the dis- cretion given to magistrates in the- most liberal manner sometifnes. Recently he flared. up in tho Yorkville police court nud administered a sharp lecture to Wil- - lam Carroll, an foreman in tho . stroot! cleaning 'departmant, for do- ing the specific duty for which ho is paid by tho olty. .. Carroll was the complainant nguinst August. Blumenthal, who owns'a row of flats on West Eighty-first stroct. He chargod ' that' Blumentlal allowed his other refusciin violation of tho law; Mott listeried to him, nnd thed sald: \Tho street cleaning department 4s\ trying to ran this town. It isaltogeth- er too dictatorial to the taxpayers. The prisoner is discharged.\ Carroll was dazed, but naturally ho did not dare reply to tho magistrate as ho deserved. Josren RussziL ' WASHINGTON LETTER. The Crank With the Funeral Urm-Re- fused n Permit=A. Tree That Goon | to Sleep Each Night. [Bpecial Correspondence.] AnmtaolmhmmotoWAshlng- tou. Cenéral John - Wileon;-chief of maineerx,028.Aqmdtfinginhla Mice In the war department the other | day when 's person of yery dublors as- Mammmmy. vaun don't youthink?\ \'I suppose it would,\ assented the general,. with n gasp. , '\Whey'told mo I'd have. to come to 'you for: n permit\ explained the stranger. ''No, sir,\\ responded General Wilson decidedly. \You-can get no such per- mit here. Tho Washington monument is not intended for burial purposes. Good day, six.\ The general said afterward: ''Why, there was nothing in the world to pro- vent tho man from scattering n buokot- ful ozdnsh? bumbéhounlmunmme if ho wanted to do so, but granted a per- mit for such m thing cranks from all over the connitry would bo coming hero to distribute tho reminins of .their rela tives from the top of the marble shaft. It would never do, indeed.\ . © * Insuring Ohineso Offciais. Consul Read of Tien-tsin, China, has written the state department that & prominent lifo khisurince company 'of the Uniféd Sintes hns lifely begun to frizure the Chinese; which is a departure in the right direction, as' tho Chinceo higher classes and officials take to the endowment policies as a safe means of making investments which cannot Bo touched and upon which \'squeezes\\ cannot be leviod J. P. Grant, Eeq., the representativo of the company, is now in Tien-tsin. \\I intro- duced Afr. Grant to the taotai, who was much Interested in the explanations of modern forms of life insurance,\\ said the consul. \\Within a fow days after his arrival Ar, 'Grant insured Chang ' totbeChlnesebetwaengSOOandfim policles:\\ : homestead with his sister, belig a Pont m te oop Bo mos n 6 State. Among his personal anaemia” ties aro his good taste in the matter of clothes and his fendncss for tetinis play- ing. When ho began his political career, he afilHated with the Republicans, but became ®. Cleveland Mogwamp and: Tater s free silver Democrats Govener | built on the same Hines sa & caterpillar, the wholo round earth would shortly become a desert waste. This mall crea- tare will in. the course of four or fire the | works sat -more than 6,000 times its right In fo6d. An sdult haman being have\most excellent appetite to r, chorarag within tires mouths' time an | 3 | amount of food: will equal his gien ; mmwwmmmm 52 lfiflmmmmfmfim ' Mfg $11”!ng i prisons to Milety their cavings, but there is m '* # that scarce» I khan-mwwkkfifia 'free from the 4 motxum—Xm‘fndtifigx I wmxmmg mks; % ml’MMM-Mfiu George Fred Williams is again run- ning for governor of Massachustts on the Democratic tioket, Ho was defeated last year by an big majority, but is un- dismayed and has started in on a lively contest. Mr, Williams is an aggrossive and energotio campaigner, Ho is n good platform 'orater, and ho mover lacks a big nudience. Ho was born 45 years ago in Dedham and still Hives on tho old azono® FRED WILLLAXE, deo and Mining-com« Tor 1 \Wolcott is' ranning against Mr. Wil- | Other innovation is flannel sheets, thin rails wmfié‘mmw | tient on tha Republicas 2tokat, ahd be. | soft alvrapa white; to be used 600 tncle, | Mr. Grant states that before | YOikm Everett of Wflm‘w rene hua - hamid gervnes a < tha closing of thd port for thewinter he. | into of the gold Democrats - 37 the wite ate not to is confldent of writing 1,800,000 tels Fel 2 tarn selten in tin mandi, © Roky | fn Tiesctsin, 'That'Ching fearich fold | | ,, .. «iMAPr‘tfl 3.1. , | i n setiow fn fhofamndy. trisurance is shown by the fact **A.good appetite Is sauce for peor Aow Tr 3 with. bat lnbmmittzntwmgmg; M\de8“mfgeml slg Wira Daintlly built recret mist meant séteral mon imed Ems 1ppcfiiemlgh wall s ths the company his ' venient and expensive. | If ® man were | i bo Placed against the wall like an or. A Tew persons cat more than Ait ectimate of the food very cousiderable v =_ mafia—ma: monted with a orado design in orange. They aro known to bo considerably over | one-half pound boiled potatoes, an egg, n teaspoonful anchovy essence, frying fat, an ounce butter, a teaspoonful chopped parsley, ono-hiilf gill milk, poppor nud salt, bread crumbs, can be used; also any cold potatoos left from tho previous day, If you have neither, you muskuso frosh fish and po- tatoés for the puurposo. the fish from skin and bones, break it into flakes snd rub the potatoés through a wire stove. Mix fish niid potatoes togother and season with popper nnd salt, add the bum-(maltodywo parsley, anchovy. ceséfico and milk; Bont, the egg add. add half of Ab to the mixture, mix well and fum out on n plato to cool. When cold, make it into small entlot ahapes, eg * tho cutlets inlmt Int. A Hitlo flour may - housed for shnping tho cutlets, Dish peeonipamlaysmlkmmchmd, somo frosh parsley in cénter and serve. blankets nroim solid colors or in white bound with colors to matéh the provail- ing color of the yoori... This in a pink room the blankéts must be pink or plain whito with pink ribbon binding. Blankets with bordefs, if matters not how clegant, are no longer stylish. An- dinary desk, bus father to stand out in the room, are among the all: that mmwmmm most Bflxtbatstmiykg: 'The back is fAtted littla eabinets for Eric-a-brac, pan» sled in plosh, with pockets In which to pat photographe, Manchu mar \!I \ carnet amswered Tin, *blm”~:fixymdm&afiw and Jockid at Pat amit «1 2ng Mgkmfisflk to # { mfl—fim r mnd tho \torffuo \of mlmast the oldest whito people on the continent. Ho knows their speech perfectly, and his pooms aro many. But they have not sifted far out into the world. THE HOUSEHOLD. TInatructive Items For the Hunter of Old China-The Newest Blanketa-To Make a Cheoso Omelot, Just what occulé quality old china possesses who can toll? It hns, at all eyents, the power of reinstating itself in its owner's affections, however il may. have. been disregarded the moment i is' desived by another, \No I will not part with it,\ declared a womait who was drying berries upon a fino old blue plates \If it is worth anything T'll eep it.\ Chirn hunting is a delicate pursuit and requires either a bold and unflinch-, Ing front or the nicest tack. < Those who \rush in where angels fear to tread,\ the suave, smooth depreciator of, the worth of the dish which is desii-ed, and the one who appronches the subject with utmost delicacy, fares much alike, al- though the commercial collector usual- ly pays the least and gots the most. Dishes bearing Lafayette designs aro much sought by collectors and students of history; the print Ikmown as the \La- fayetto landing\ design bomg the most valuable. : In the foreground there aro guards mounted upon gnllnpmg horses, whila tho middle distance consists of ships, decorated with flags, of smaller and at the right a view of the pler andentrance to Castlo Garden, while the high lights of this china picture are supplied by heavy white clouds and stoke from the cannon in front. At the baso, in dark bluo letters aro the words, \Landing of Lafayette at Castle Garden, New York, Aug. 24, 1824.\ Flowing blue\ is, next to \willow. ware,\ the most commonly found of all cept for its rich dark coloring, although every collector likes to have at least one perfect piece. Davenport ware of an carlier date, with its fino dark bluo and clear white, is much more desirable. It has an oblong mark, with \Amoy\ printed in the center- and \Davenport\ just under it, and each piece bears the anchor mark--an ruchor with '\Daven- port\ ina half circle abovo it. This matk is impressed in the china. A few years later a fair imitation of this chinn was made. The coloring, however, 14 not nearly ns good, and the design-of the Chinese garden scene with tho man- darins and umbrella is blurred. . Light blue \Longport\ ware is fine and attractive in shape. The washbowl and pitcher of this ware aro especially refined-& thin, light stono china of graceful form. Parts of dinner sets aro now and then found, aithough they aro apt to be discolored. A dinner sot of \Davonport\' ware, a sprigged china tea set and a full seb of ''Lorigport'' ware formed: the outflé of a bride of 70 years ago.\ There werealso water and: cream pitchers of copper luster, Among the cupboard treagpres n cider mug and tray of brown. pottery aro now and then unearthed. The mug holds a quart and was sot upon the conls to heat. When {t was piping hot and sprinkled with red pepper, it was placed upon the tray, which served nop only to keop 'groat-graiidfathor's knees from burning, but hold the overflow of cider. All wero invited to take a sip as m \nightcap. '' 'Thoso articles aro glazed, of reddish brown color and oro orna- 100 years old. M Fish Cutlots, Ingredients.-A pound cooked fish, L 'Méthod. -Any romafns of cold fish mixtire gr the fro until quite hot, beat up tho @, bread ormnb and fry , the small end upward, stick a sninll The Newest Blankets, In tho New York market tho newest modern ideas of . bek upon - or treated in some hwfln‘h Why.\ “ism Fabms be care hic. old china. 'It hns no especial value ox- | WOMAN AND FASHION. Leading Fortures In Autumn Millinery, The Toreador Hats-Womon as Versatile Musiclans. Thero is w redundancy of ornament in the autamn millinery, but prinoipal- ly directed in tho way of feathers. 'Too many could hardly be crowded on to Bho sides of bats, toques or bonnets. Strangely enough, on tho very latest and most ohio hats from Paris, no. loss ban on the creations of the leading ndon milliners, long, graceft plumes are to be seen, pluifes which H1 AUTDMN mummy follow the lines and carves of the wide boat shaped brims, exactly as they, were wont to du who shall say how many years ago? One cannot deny that there is a great 'charm about this form of trimming; for the soft haulers seam to fall of themselves into graceful posi- tions. They soften every harsh and un- becoming outline and help to form the prettiest of all settings for a protty face. Given four or five long ostrich feathers of good quality, and you have ample trimming for almost any kind of hat It seoms yory probable that these long ostrich feathers will play a most impor- tant part in the millinery of the imme- diate future. Hats which do not have plumes have wings or an occasional whole bird. White wings are much worn. One of the favorite novelties of the moment are quills with an-applique of lace up- on them. Trimmings .undor the brim aro still placed on the most dresiy form of hat. Bonnets have gained in favor sinco the jubilcs, as the Indies of tho royalty. appeared at tho public functions in bonnets, not bats. Still it is believed that hats will hold their own, although the bonnet is asserting its power. White felt hats, with a new form of brim, trimmed with, brown velvet and a quill, are counted with novelties. A white felt bat trimmed with bronze rib- bons is quite a now doparthre.: The to- TorEAboM. TOQUE. WiHITE YELT roador hats sro well to the front, with full trimunings at the side and ribbons bf various kinds, oriental patterned. A foreador hat with feather trimmings congregated on tho top of 'tho crown is yok another style. Women as Musicians, Bome years ago it was. thought on- Atroly out of the quostlon forn: girl to play on nny other insfrument than the plano, but this Idea is fast passing away, It is no unusual thing now to Boo lady pipe organists, violinists, harp» Asta, 'oth,, mud 4t lias.oven gone so far 'that there aro in this country today sev- «oral very creditabla femalo orchestras, + 'This io n moyorin tho right direction, says a writer inu Etude, who adds: Wo have long had foo many plano Tho violin, harp, cello, Hute, oboo and bassoon-in fact, any of | the orchestral Instruments, with the ex- {ception of the heavier brass and tho | double bass-are sultable for a woman ' to play, and thero is no reason why sho should not show her musical abilities on one of them just as woll as on the plano. In fact, some writers on this subject claim the fair sex can excel up on some fnstramonts. Take the fluto {or example Itis said thats woman can produce a finer and more velvety tone upon this instrument than a man owing to the more delicate formation of her lips The aime is truo to some extentof tho oboo ard clarinet. We already havo several women con- ductors in this country, and no doub$ within a fow years wo sball have & cont« plote female orchestra-tonductors and performers. Ill Bred and Dikagreeatle. The practice of dressing for the street In the theater and church before the i the New York Times, commenting this practice, myst No ons is ina b‘mynflu the outer door is reached, this mad baste mhfim 11} tred acc Mlzrffiazqv Two veittable Carme who wore traveling In an elovated fram theother Tlustrlous Precedent. \Tl spank you harder than this, Tommy,\ said his mothor, \if I over hear of your olimbing on froight trains again. | Some day you'll: get a log out off, and then you will have to go throngl] life with only one leg to stind on. ' ''That's all the lobter Y has,\ blub- gets along all right 'uongh *!~-Chicago Tribune. Despiaed. Manhattan-No doubt many of you- southern | gentlemen were financially ruined during the war, bub you 've been able for the most part to keep your heads above water, haven't you? Colonel Blnddigrowne (with agita- tion)-Above watah, sah? 'Well, I should say go, sali York Sunday World Of No'Account. After trying for half a day to leatn 00 ride his new bicycle tho. slim legged 'booklscoper carriedit up to the attic and thrust it in among the cobwobs. ~ > , \\I shall have to charge that machine g to profit and. loss,\ he gaid, with a al sigh.. ''I nover can fnake it bal ance. \'-Chicago \ll‘mbnnn The Cares of the Wealthy. Hicks-After all, it must bo a great misfortuno to bo wealthy. Wicks-What put that ides into your head? ' Hicks-Why, didn't you over notlce that the moro money a man lias the more he licks against paying his taxes? -Boston Transcript. His Guess. Tommy-Baby came from heaven, didn't he? Nurso-Yos, Tommy Tommy-'Then I guessit's because he finds itisn't so nico down. here as it is up there that ho does so much crying and kicking. -New York Journal His Accomplishments. Askins-Thoy say that Broadhead is an accomplished linguist., Grimshaw-Yes, ho speaks six differ- ciety gabble, baseball dialect, bill of faze French and Ian Mnolaren Scotch. -New York Sunday World. Ico Cream, , \Miko an is it yersolf that will be. afther tellin me how they make fce cream?\ ''In truth I cam Don't they bake thim in cowld ovens, to be sure?\—Nng- gots. Klondicitis. \Pwas not so very long ago When good. old frionds wand most us, Btop and tell about that strange disorder Called appendicitis. And sudden like 'twas boomed mlong. And overy one would greot us With the cheering information that *Thoy had sppondicitis. >> It grew to be a perfoct fad, And friends began to tront us With all the intest details of Tho fad-appondleftis. Another fad now stares at us, It's Just about to greot us, It's not n malformation, but Gold fover-Klondicitis. \Tis sifo to say that oro a year Doou of our warm youth cheat ts We all will have, or will have had. The now fad~-Klondicitis. -Now York Truth. - bered Tommy, rubbing himsolf, Cand 4b (: ent languages-English, baby tally, o- [ Lade r NL M w . , Constipation > Causes fully half the sickness in the world, It retains the digested food too long'in' the bowels and produces biltonsness, torpkl llver, hull gestlon, bad taste, floated, tolfgue, slok headacho, in- somnia, ete. Hood's (Pills? cure constipation and all Its . hak results; easily and thoroughly. 50 AM Prepared by (. I. Hood & Couelowcll, Mass, The-only-Rills to- take with Hood $ Burmzmrllla mea The Otsego Mutual . | Fire Insurancex 0. 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