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Baby's 4 Second Summer is the time that tries all the care of the mother and all the skill of maternal management. Baby comfort comes from fat . fat babies have nothing to do but to sleep f grow. if your bai y does not to prosper, if he does not g&feft in weight, ycu must get more fat there. A few c rr ps'ot C.h . I? r* V V i . *.UUCP V, 11. ^ Jl C I"! J., v4. ness; fat outside, life insiuc, baby and mother both happy. Your baby can take and relish Scott's Emulsion as much in summer as in any oth _** season. tfoi -...Ic b-j n.I druxgibtr. .it *<c.. and Ji.oc. \ SHOUT STOItV. < 'oiicIimIimI front m'cihiiI page. L ? the srhnol house followed by I'otsv's tronp of children. livery stop she took the commissioner seemed to rise, stern-eyed, before her. She was now looking on the ^ ground, and failed to poroeive a buggy standing near the school house. The children scampered up crying: "It's Dr. Gray?I)r. Gray !" bottle's eyes were instantly lifted, and a iuiwli losw to lie! cheek. As she approached he raised his hat and hade her good morning. She paused beside his buggy and be and she spoke genially of the weather and kindred topics. "I)r. (Iray," presently said Lottie, "do you know the school commissioner?" "Yes?(), yes, 1 know him very well?why ?" "lie is to examine me before I can command a salary." said she dropping her voice, and looking uneasy. | The doctor's keen eye detected all, and he smiled as lie made reply : "llis intellect doesn't amount io much ; but.like most pretenders, !??. w ....... :?-.i -- ' iiu * o > ci j ^uiict'i iuu, arm, you 4k, know, a fool can ask questions that no wise man can answer." lie looked away from the disconcerted girl and a droll lighi plaj od in his eye. ' flood morning,'" suddenly said she, moving toward the door. I!e started. ''Blake's catechising will noi he severe. loll wiil pass the e > n ination unscathed." 11' . ye folh.v. r! '! I /' re ! )li the ' ! -st ep he hirned re! e t' in n . form as it w .. v : . giied. ! d hni Ming. Lottie . . nd and -i...?nl- ap pale 1 f; >m the ihouglit of Dr. Dray hearing <>f her igmn un'c. The t enty children who greeted her were mixi 1 i regards ..I - . ...l- - > < 11)11 >111-1 , liliv it IMl-III t'll I iillll l|>penrance. A few vvori: rotini d.apt and pretty, whilst the majority resembled the youg Abies. When the hour of dismissal cainfl l.ota tie's heart bounded at the thought \ of being free until the next day. Hut her otherwise refreshing walk home was marred by the despised vision of the commissioner. ul wish lie was in the moon !" she snapped, involuntarily clinching ^ her fist. "Who?" inquired one of the Abies. "You needn't be eaves dropping, sir. 1 meant you, of course," she said. The hoy stared wildlv at her whilst the frightened tears suffused his eyes. "What fer? 'Case I didn't know how much twice one was?" "Yes." Lottie struggled to sup- ( press her risibles and increased j her pace. But Master Able kept I even with ner and fascinated her( ears with such remarks as this : ! "Ole Hill Ilobbins can't spell /m.s.s, nor nothin', an' I've bin ter ' , b-a-k-e-r so I hev !" The next day Lottie t. ! ho: > pupils had an adventure. Whilst ; she wn.-; engaged v. i; !r .:.*? !i r , el a -.- hldcou i .. t: , el in tlie ilno;. at lli111 Wi 1 til el. 1:? .. clo. or to 'hi to.. !. .. formed, blear | . ... . , lumselt against mandod vat-v. r . the bucket iu I he . room?it was empty. *'Willie," said me t ... .1 .older boys, "go bring .vubi." Willie rose to obey, but lit.: , ous'.y eyed the torni it t lie door and ( wondered if lie dared pns< it. The , man observing liiin Iu sitate, cried: | "(io?go !" I Willie went out like a llnsli. He soon returned and trembling ly offered the person a drink. 'The drunkard rose and easting 1 his eye over the house left. Sud-' ' denly one of t he boy< exclaimed : ' lie's eomin' hack!" There, was a stampede for the door and all gave it a shove. Tim old man passed, not even glancing at thej house. I'pon Lottie's remarking this fact from the key hole. Willie, with drawn knife, stepped forward : "Don't bo skeored Miss1 Lottie; if lie tries to hurt ye I'll' cut" "He's turned hack!" whooped OIlO of the Abies from t tie wimtmr Willie's knife went spinning to! the lloor and his knees showed j symptoms of palsy. Some ?>1 the j children screamed hut liacchus, I never heeding, went on his way, | leaving Lottie and her school to I peacefully listen to Willie's ac-1 I count of the manner in which lie I intended to carve up .Mr. Liquor,' ! had he attempted to interfere1 with Miss Lottie. Lottie smiled ;i> a vision of the J falling knife, white face and shak I I i i I koucs tn ner cnumpion rose botore her. Two cveniiiirs hit or Dr. < i rav'.anxiety eoneornii.tr the condition' of liis patient, Mattio Able, trot the bettor ot him and lie railed Mr. Able shrewdly suspected the real object of hi ' i-it 1 ! ' Lottie to enter! a t him. When ' Lottie pillowed her head for lum b a that ni-ht >!:< I', it '1 ?t ' interest in the duel ! : I .; \vi. stronger, but, reader, lie had do t m ini nod to throw up hm mi iraaioment with the tiu tc - oft! Harnville .school. "I will <>t statu! that examination." sin mottled. "I believe In ha formed .a complimentary opinion of me and it I tail to pass credit ihly lie will perhaps have contempt for Mil (ireal was the surprise <#f the Allies upon Leing apprised of Lottie's resolution. The gentle j man ruhhed his hands, as wa- his wont, and searchinj^ly eyed the j face of the teacher. "I say," he laughed,"hain't thei doctor somethin' to do with it ? ! eh ?" Lottie colored. ' No," she said ( , with llashing eyes. "He'll be sorry, though. lie's worth ketchin', Miss Wood." uVes ; and has plenty," ventured Betsy. "lle'll bring her back soon? ha! ha!" roared Mr. Able. Lottie could not feel angry, though she assumed much dignity is she left the dining room. < >n her way to the depot, in the nunc place she had encountered !>r. (Iray the day of her arrival she met him again. Mr. Able stopped his . i.orso. i I.i doctor In w rein. W hat i 11. . (>; 11?i-: li i. .. . ,. i i i |. *. . .> > ?i < < ? i; u V i' > Jtoili' ! I 'K hoi 10." >!' : Ah. ?\Vh;. Ai . i i. A i , .. v, 'out I find tin warn too i hu i? r tin? lemuner ;it ion i'ni to r- eeive You're current." ->:??? 1 Drdirny. st might ruin: him-. 'I : .! looking ;is wise ms S(jh ,i?'t>ri. "I'vi' often -aid il w : i s m position i . -t t * :* suit t?d to a male tea.-her. However. I'm vt ry sorry we are to lose you so soon." Hi- "ves sought hers regret fully Thank you." said she sweetly, whilst a taint llush dyed hei cheek. "Well, we must he a-gend : it's late." announced Mr. Aide. "(jood-bve." said the doctor pressing her little gloved hand, whilst his eyes eagerly sought hers. She smiled into his serious face, and was whirled away. As- Mr. Aide shook her hand through the ear window he asked: "What must I (ell the commissioner Lottie Hushed hut answered with a sneer : "Say to him that when I'm examined 'twill he hy my equal in intellect. Aurevoir !" She clasped ! ' I II 11- ii mis mini nano Kiiniiy. She was not disappointed. He lore the home-folk srareoly eensed to rally her upon her return a letter was handed her Iroin I >r. tirav. It bejrjrqd that the writer ho permitted to visit her. He < atne ; and, on the anniversary ol her arrival at Harnville .as the teacher, she returned as the wile <?| I Jr. t iray. Ihus ended l.otti ellort to be independent. Tttifs Pills Core A; 'j Liver '!?> T.! . ! ' ' Best. Tutt's Pills have , . o\ en^bl ; t > the invalid. Are truly th< sick man's friend. A. Kr?o i'\ i Fact 1 * * * T 1 ? ? 1 : Lcraciacnu,dysjx'psia so.. ' ria,constipate ?ii .iii(i . i i;i:! lred diseases. TUT I 5 Liver PILLS AM ABSOLUTE CURE. *< . t Trade-Marks ohtainart, and all Pa J Sontbuslnet ' lucted I r modiratc rcrs. # J Our O'i ' i r* pi m ri u 9 patcnt Orriet J lud*e < ' i sccu.e , ? .c thanthoseJ ? rem Ate from Washington. 2 i Send model, dn.wing <-r photo., with desrrlp J a Hon. Wo advise, if patentable or not, Iroo of ennipc Outlet n"l I n-t ill patent is secured. , J A P AMrni.tT, "I '?>w to OJ.'nin Patents,'' with ' Jcost of same In the l . S. a; i foreign countries i s sent tree. Address, $ ;C. A.SNOW&CO.: Opp. Patent Orr.cc, Washington. d. t SUGAR TRUST PROFITS. John 1 >?? Witt WarniT Mnkri Some K*t 1- ^ mates r.ml Score* the Trust. Ex-Congressman John Do Witt War- " nor is 0110of tho Lest posted men in this e country on su^ar tarilTs. When in eon ^ Kress, lie carried tho house for free suit- C ar. In a recently published statement lio estimates the net protection to tiie j trust p'iv> :i I y the Ahlrich schedule at j frees cents to si. 14 on every 100 j jmm.: 141-s of r< lined sugar. j \it 1 t .11? . ; .;ik to givo his argument ... to each of tho ways iu which 1 the fn: t would be |roteeted we give his summary < i t:\if ; vofits as follows: ;T I' Utt.i' <0.lSJCS*0.4C-? T' , I 1 , , . .a... o. i: ' o.j i * I'i liii ?'i . O.Os?, 0. .*> s : !\v w 0.0 i 0.!c> :1.14 ! a-, item of i ri :i a i . ar i h clule i idec.l v t< en . t ist stand; n. Supar :? the o:u art.cle ' v. i! by i r .ml rich to ait cquivah i;t " ( xtent, ami tax on which there!" ' falls must h wily .ai fbc poor ill pv; 1 portion to their ability to pay it. lis ' proiiu tion and distribution ar' fiii.li; ! led by a concern which is ;;t onco the j ] gr.-ati st t t niir mean tinsts mi l tli . meant st of our great <itnvs. It is eonsis it ut tin refore that on this one article ti ' if should h1 It vied met- * than out' third of our total tariff ta::a- , tion, anil that our people should ho lair > 1 dined ly a tax of inoro tlian $1)0,ono,- ' s 000 thai leali/.es loss than $70,000, J i 000 for tlio treasury and inoro than $20,000,000 for tin- sugar r? lining com 1 bine, while thusautecombine is enabled I to net an additional $10,000,000 hy tin opportunity given it to import at present duty rates raw sugars from which it call make refined to be sold by it under the enhanced price assured it by the ] proposed Aldrieh schedule. The net ' "protection" of from !.? to 00 cents pi: 100 pounds given the trust on its refill ! ing process alone should be considered ' ' us sufficient when we r< member that ! the labor cost of this process is slightly less than 0,1.. cents per 100 pounds?that ! is to say, Senator Aldrieh, in hchalf of i American labor, proposes unduly to tax 1 : wage earners in order to give thu trust from live to scvui times as much "protection" as it pays for all the labor involved. Next to the wage earner the farmer ' is dear to the protectionist heart, and he is therefore equally favored by tin j sugar schedule. Of late years through- j out the eastern anil middle and many of tho central states the competition r.f tlir> far west lias driven our farmers from grain raising into fruit culture. Tinhas now so developed that except for ' export* of canned good*?jams, pro* serves, etc.?in which we ought to supply the world, the business of fruit raising lias, m its turn, become almost profit less. And poverty is now assured to those who are dependent upon fruit culture hv tho proposed tax of two cents a pound on sugar. This increases) , by from 60 to 76 percent tin- article] ' j which would make np from 40 to 75 i per cent of the total weight of the jams, etc., the I'xjxjrt of which might in-urliving price* for the surplus fruits, hut which is now practie.illy prohibit! 1. And tin* i- "a govt von nt if tin people, by the people and f> r the \ >> lib-." Who are "tin neonlcV" I Tin ! 'tf.tii.ni, , Wo \ ' Tho sonato oi imputation* f thnuqnivalouts l. r Dinyhy I ill rntof on woolen j?oo<]s only iit'trl tn l.i' slntoil. 'J"I: \ make < ;ji in^ aruur.i nt ! lit: in than. n ailing For oxunipl , ' j rate is 56 per cent on gcooiid oltisswt UMl j i i tit mi g u ri- 11 I v. ' ' 1" r ci i.t 'i shoddy, J^l ' n . WOOlcU cloths Vlllpcd a: l)Ot it.of : i . 60 ?"tits i or pouud, Mm t v cut. on M.ntl . : , ii thai) tlii vai ' i . h-n^tli .lid Viilocil at not to fl m fonts jn-r p< tut I, -1 'J jiit ootit it sh t\ valuoil r not oxo>?ilin^c i * n: j Jiouial, 1 ! ;u r < tit on knif f-l 1 in d tit not oxcoodilijt 40 oont t i pound, '.J.i7 j?or oont > n lints of wm 1 v.iinoil at not nioro tlinn "o oi nt> por |iouml, 110 jior < 'nt on f. Its if th. saiiio value, 117 ju r i i nt n jilusho* ' valued nt not ovor Ml c ut- jut jiou.nl, ' and til por cent on the n^Kto^uto of Iwimill n onrj?ots Tim jM-ojilo of tho United Slat- null hot tor utTnm to buy evory sit* < j > in tincountry and to jiut ovory .-In jherd n | tho jionsion list than to submit tlioin- ! i m ivi s ill SUCH Mliailll'K'SS plundering ?Phil;i(]i'l]ilii t Uncord. . Cmniot (tanvirt Sugiir KingH, i Iii those days it is hiirdcr to convict :? Sugar trust king than it is for a camel I to go through tlm eve of a Clenpatrian needle.? Haltitnore Ihrahl. , CASTORIA ! i For Infants and Children. |1 Th? fas- /J Who Can Measure Che influence of the mother I It .hapes the course of unborn genirations?roes sounding through dl coming ages and enters the confines of Eternity. YZith what care, therefore, should the Expectant Mother be guarded, and how great the effort be to ward off danger and make her life happy. "Mother's Friend" *?" Allays . . i'l <n ' :)U3Y/' -M endaohe, r' rS--' i. V V v' jy. ?C'.i - . shortened?ms y " . x after than ly-'ore confi: on ' " tt insures safety to Hie- of both mother and c hi. Ail wh \ . e ased "Mother's i-ricno" n -y th 3' will never bo without it ey an tio other remedy ro'os confinement of its pain. V*v A customer \vlioso \t ifo u.jctl 'Mother's Krioiul, nr? ttint if nh?< lia.l to >:o throtitrh the or ient lllin, hiii! IhiTi- \>tr? but Jour hulibv- to bo ibtninod, and tho eon* wn? *100.00 per bottle, ho m>uU1 have thorn " tint).I*avrosi,iJayton,Ohio. entbv Miil, r.n * < 5' " P1\R BOTTi.f*. Bonk, i1' " i AI I v IA.M -vi'iii I.ICI ! it'c ^.ontatnin^ aluaMc information anil voluntary testimonial.*. r?c GRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ArcANTi. Ga 601D BY ALL DRUUGGI3T8. Don't I>a y $;.n, ok ich? kok a bieyrle and pay $10(1, $7."> or $f?0 more for repairs to Yourself 4 and Wheel. 4- 4(let a V I K I NO and avoid Second Costs. Seven hundred VIKIXGS sold last year by one agent and repairs on -nine during the season only $.'(.75. VIJ\IN(. IJieyeles are Safe, Strong mil Handsome. V i i\ I N <. Killers are Satisfied. V 11\ I N <? Agencies are Profitable. C'onipli'l e I iui'? V I K I N< S, $7" a in) sf 100. Hero, a DIKING QUALITY WHEJCt at $5o. Semi fur catalogue. ( iixl ageul* wanted for Lain aster ami vicinit v. r\io\ iin;. 10.. TQLLDO, 0. .11 a lie ra. sn v^ r: ?' , . . . ' V., i.A?SK?i 4CZ. U JkM Mjlk'ljl y-^ f'-f.'y % :*4 ' ; t ,*' rV .fi -^,.. ?. ," 4 T.*A^fc MAK S COPYRIGHTS 4tc. A i! i ! : - "I , * tyiiirkr. i " n. f i . \) i? i i?. I 1 ' ? I 1 *f< t* ... I '.1 t > : ' .1! I in A morion Wo hnvo t Wanlitugl n ollli ! .*. ' :,r. . ,'? Munn \ ' > re? Ipoclul not ! 11 t SCitNTiFIC AMERICAN. t * > f I . ' . t . . ' , I la. < < I ' ?: iiliv M'lisiitlHc mrn.il, w. ?. . fi'riutf ..??? ? -ir f 1 .*-0 - IX Til i Ml . * I ? l . JH?M I 11 AM) liuOK o.s I \ir,\h i?ut frvo. A?Mn-i MUNN & CO., .id i iiroimwuv Yoric. Registration Books Open. I N ACCOJt I > \\< ! : WITI! THE I Arl i?i Iv.nt providing fur I In1 regis? ration i?f rliM'tors, tlie hunks (if the Huperv i<ors of Registration n il! he pen at the Court House on the llrsf Moiulas in 1'iieli nionth for the regisIrat ion of elector* out it led to regist raI ion and kept opi'ii for three sucvessive days in each month until the general election of Is'ts. W. (?. A. I'oktkk, ) Hoard of k. M. Kirk, R. J. Fi.tn n ^ Registrat ion. Nov. 18. 1890. if.