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b (tr oat A * /Hi,, Phiia. , Pa, iC train* ot thi? ?> llnlr. /y n(/r*>r>\ tha? many \ Am- lilt) wijoiionn to til'* /?rxitineiit i? (rwiuffil ?, >olu(<% <IC'ttiiiirn-?tH. W??li the . yl-i of Ivory Soao nr?<l fintf tfeoroufc. i /t l lie la?l wai?r no fool, it close* tin 6i?-h of tin- c-U in mid i>rcveiitij colli*. ? l?l,tvA NOJt It. I'AIIKUt There i# one doctor to <v.?; !J00 iulub Jlant* iu (<?'i ii)uiiy. I Amours l't^o'h(!ur>> forf-'oiiHii inj't ton saved my ilfo threo ycur-i (itfo. M rh 'I'iimmah ltou* ?INH, Maj'l?> Ht., Norwl.-b, N.V., P?l?. 17, 11*00 ' Prussia Ikis 20.'W ?*so<?iatioim of t>U-uog< Cipher?, with 61/20) membere. $ Mi83 Nettle BlacUmore, Min- ! neapolia, tolls how any young woman may be permanently curcd of monthly pains hy tak ing I.ydia H. Plnkham's Vege table Compound. " Voi'Na Wnuix : ? I had /r?nncnt huuduob^fc of a never? Qftturo, dark aunt* before my oy?:n, ? iul at mf nion alrual periods I suffered ui?tol<l agony. A msuinor '>t the lode-a advlncd mo to try Lydlu E. I'luuhftin'* Vfge* til I)l0 (JottlllOUnd. DUi t Ouly ?COf*rd good Advice und felt that my ca?e was l?opi?lo&u, but uho If cut, tit me until I bought k bottle nrjo started taWntf It. I Noon had the i>?*t ceitftOll in the world to chanj/e my opinion of the medicine, a h each day my health im proved, and finally I wu entirely with out [min at my m?m>tiu*iloi,i periods. 1 ion most jcrrftteful." ? NuttHi IJi.ack mohr, 'IK C entr&i Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. ? (SOOQ furf'il If orialmal *f abev* linxtlng gltnulnoimt cannot b* prvductd. If there 1m anything about your case about WmoJi you would like Hpectal adviee, write freely to >lrs. KMnkhaw. She wjLl| hola your letter in strict coMndrmie. Hlu1 o? ii surely help ?<>?, for no lu Amerieft can npenk front ii wld?r experience In treef lilff female UU. Nhe ban helped hundreds of thouaumlH of women buck to health. Her addrens 1* Lynn, Mum*.; her ttdvlce la free. BAD BLOOD M t"0"ui? *U.K n?r b<m?U vkUk >n?4? 1ST ?k?., "f"1'"- H7 fap"" "O** r?fl with pimple, wlil.ili no o*K,rn?f nmodj cotiU | iVle>4 your ( im''urr(K ?n<j *aa toy Toy nbrn tho Dtnipl?s .IUa(.p??r?.t ?f?ri- ? rn<\?ih ? <^r ui? J 1 .?v" i?Poinui?n4~l thorn ?o *11 in, Men/. tn< u ftiw h*?i> fimnd rxjltef. t . J. I'u??ti, t?7 J>*rk Am , Now York City, N. *. Roat Poi* The bowelt PulataM*. Potent, T ??i? Oo?t Do Ooo4. M.iv?>r KH'kon, W'nnkon or Qrl?o. Mo, ii*o, Mo N?rw ?oM 1ii bulk The i-etnium itknnpcd U () O. Quailnntn<wl to oiirr or sroar uionry b?o k Alerlinn Remedy C?. , Chlc*go or N.V. ftoo MMML SALE, TEN MILUOI BOXES s?. :t;l. y ?> | < Al'ITAl, K'l'OCk vno.ono.oo. 11ti?I|io?k--\\ lion ) on lhll)K >>f goll<> <>nf I0?rh'>0l. ?? i for i 'otlrgs .fourfi.il ?n<l St.roi<%l < ff?r of th* touilllit; Itiolo.tn ati.1 Mi>rifi?n<l -ohooU. AiMkm K1M1W ( OM,K<ir., Hvlrtffh, N' . of rhnt'loltfi N' - I'. *\Vi. Hi*. Uu'li B" oil Upp;ilnj{. sliorthnrnl. Kir . tj Would Stop in the W.iy. 1 OMCO 1 ;i I :i il.n; t >*. <4 1 wan K'""l I'! Iil.k I "J : u I lti r::M-h ti.irn h<> nlwa*. i w.. ?.:!.! fill. Kor tl.o r.-iliMt wis nfnrtrd yon T I < ? w i m 1 1 ? 1 -i-M' ''' I > t ; i > with his tn:' '.lis Nto|>j>1nK wn\;M IHmiI* i III" diIip' I Jllf.t Vol lio .1 Iw.i \ ?? W "iiM -I'M' i?i tlii u i I . ? so. in- .1 (?' U f.ii'lo ..f liS fiiii t ?? .1 ? i .if t;l* it A !:* I Wis ?. < ) ' v I Know of .???'111' in* ?' l|> hiK^i I. <1:1 \ , \V?;n f'.'ilK f\ <?? \ rn."! rr ! I ' ? i I |vi ( n stall. I l'. *Y.;iki ??:?.?. !!,.?> P'l in 1 1 ; > ? \\.i\. th 1 pl.iy With lion t.Ml. < 'or: -.t it lit I -ii t his pi li s: m.;-M U (!.'? fltn.- ? tin lr i'VS I -.11 I I 1|?* lll> -lOf thll.U if l'li-'V ""III. I liHli'T tlu> I'luxli.f; u i? ,t..|.|...| 1 :im <||V Tlirv not want I*. liking tut mo.it - .lake 11 1 1 nil on. in Pailxs \ . w ??. AN 01.0 MAN'S T K!BU Tc . A u Ohio I t mi It ?1 n??r. 7 S \ Old. (' nml of it Tri'lililii ( Hir Afli-i Ton Vriirn of SuHV rlliu. Sidney Justus, i in : t denier. ?>t Men tor, Ohio. Mitvs: "I \v:is etired hy l>oa:i's Kidney rills *.?! a severe ens* of Kid ih'.v tront>i?, of or ton ?v en rs* s t;i ml i ujj. 1 MllTelttl lilt) most s e v o r f> backache at,i<3 other pains in the region of the kidneys. These Wert* especially Ct'Vfrp \v I) o n ^looping to iift auvthinir Ami orien 1 could Laruly <%:ruighten lu.v back. The noli log wus bad In tho daytime, hut Just as bad at night. and I was always lame in the morning. 1 was bothered with rheu matic pains and dropsical swelling of the fecL Tho urinary passage* wor? painful, and the secretions were dis colored and so free that often I had to rlso at night. I felt tired all day. Half a box nerved to relieve me, nnd three boxes effected a permanent cure." A. TK1AL Fit KB? jffidres* Foster MHburn $!%>., Ouflfnio, N. Y. For sal? d?? l?r? i'iie*, 60 cu? _ 8IDXKY Jl'STUS. ST. LOUIS i "HAS THE GOODS." -~rr- "?Mil" ii i I-I V- ? -i'iui'i f II I mm m ?th agt n mjgt NEW YORK WHITER FINDS WORLD'S i: FAIR HEYON1) EXPECTATIONS j: Addison Steele. After a Week at the Exposition, Expresses Amazement nt Many features-? St. Louis Cool and Prices Reasonable. w ADDISON STKKU:. ? V\ ? ? 1 1 I'.liOVVfl J|<W>(.|J.I| .III ! , ln.1/J/lllt' \Mitri III N < .v ! !< , r<'< < ntly rjjrut a w< < k j al i In- \\ uiM'ti I ,tir. I?.-- I Oii'isin/ lioiiii*, h<* v\ 1 1 > ? i In fulli/ i'iijj; <?]<}?? < i iiit i \ <? in C'XlIlt ol III* t!ll|i|l* IHIIH I'll I * I ' 1 i| . . \ II I. Ill', which m )i < < 11 i 1 1 niiiuii' i' iiny jt ?t. Ii i i li.it it is Worth Ills while In *!<?<? (lux /ifaw-.t ut ox liCmil ion H : I III till* IA|iiri"ilH' 1.1(1/11.1/1' nf till' il/lV. | St. I/OIII* "liU" 1 1|(* j(iii?i|h." 1 il.'l'l PXIiOi U <1 j | mill h III till? I<iiillci.?li>i I'llli^i.tH' I*. XJiiini ji lion, fni I lml ki'pl in tinn Ji wi'li I i.i' j making m M if 'in 1 1 m m-iv in. <|iiiwii, live fvtttn a /i? ; lull ?iti'' iii'.ii ly a ?n k ol j.iin | ni-yiii# llii-ti/h ilns m-vv winuh-i'laiii I Oiimt i1iiiiii'Mi Mi.it in I'U'iy I'-ifjitial j i?i i* I u illii I' if irt till' I n ? \ . Hi 1 1 iny i*.\j<iM:lalioiui. Tin* l*i|rfc*.*i*( mihI lii*vi it wud iiH'.ini in I.i ami I In* lii/K, w' ;""l l>''-t l' ! ' Tin' ? \| " Hiliud, iiiiii'H .-i in>t w ii li'ii.ni'liiif i i j ti 1 1 1* i IuuhIh'iI h ?K it I'lii.M' h lii* iiiiit/iiif ilnii I !if ( ''iliiinlii.i ii K?|n?."ii mil It'liMHi* I ill! |. is! 'A hi. I Hi i }|'' Way uf a am ill'* fuir m)i ? >u I ? I ienu-n:liL-i frowning feature )n t hi? g?-e?lt LoniHiana J'.H ili i, .- Moiiiirri) lit und a <To4ij thti Grand I <?? II I'l lilt! < .IMIil'lC ( lltl'tlcllH. Oil tl?<! i ? ? ? j t an- tin- Varied IndiHtne* ami Klec* I I n ? 1 1 y hiiildinua and on tin- left the Mann i.ii l un a and ('.duration, thou* with Tiana limitation and AI ??<*)? i n?>i y Mill further to tiii- ri^ht and l.iheral Art* and Mimvi he >'? ?i? ? 1 at the left making up the body <>l the fan. J'ol" Ith handle the fan h;tM the I 'as< adfi < lai'h-iirt l ining in a urand teiraeie to a height of nixty five feel above tilt floor level of the hiliidinurt mentioned and .lOWlitd Ly the tfi'eut Festival Hall, tin* I i-i i :i< e of iStalea Ulnl t lie J'.aht and Went Pavilion* and the I'me Aits building di rt i t !y heliind. At i( A In t lie ar< hiteetiir?* of tin- group there in no uniformity of ntylo. 'I he very liberal line of Kieat eol'.itnna i(i vea the four build inj<* iroiitmu on t lie I'liua and itanin a lertaitv II I eliiU'ctlirul K i 1 1 H h 1 1 ) , hilt I lie \ 1 1 n ??> htiii<liii|/, with it* two InitfC obelulia I ind K'ltneM li .i t KjfVptian anpeet; tin? inueh tniieti d and belfried Ma< lunery building; ihe In/hly ornate |'i aiiiportat ion building, w it 1 1 j t -? pMy.uitii- anlie* and pylons, and oign nation* would alone form ari exposi tion worth the journey from New Y oik to St. Loui*. Ucrmany'ii building, J)u? Deutsche liana, tl reproduction ot ( har* lottcninirg SihloK*, 450 feet long ami finely located on an emintmot; overlook uig ( as cade <iardtn/?. The interior us well ua the exterior in a faithful reproduction of the >ala<e; (iolx-lin tajieatriea, the old (,'liar ottcfihurg furniture aii<l the K aiacr'a wed ding silver having been h|ouglit over for the bopeih >l i>artincnU. Nearly a mile to tin* went w ard Fram e Iihh reproduced, ut ft cost of half n million dollars, tho (Jrand Trianon, (he building uml great Karcjei) covering fifteen acre*. (Sreat Britain liaa a <o|>y of the hamiiicting hall of Kensington I'alin.e; .1 a |>;i n t the Slnahindeii I'alace, one of aeveral building* in a clmraetcriatic [all k , ami < Iiiij/>, the Country seat of I'rince I'ii I. itn. Italy lias a superb < i raeco- Koman temjile, Austria an architectural glorilica tioii of Modern? Kunst, ami Helgium a iiiiinniiii cnt Ktruetnrc from an original de sign. I .CmCi' reproduction of note are the tomb of Ktmad l)owIah, by Kant India, ami the new Bangkok temple, by Siain. * ? Ar I'Al.ACi: OF All MOM AM) Al IOTA LLU1U J Y. that (*!^vi*n umi s Ihvi' tl i s Mi n.-?? i lii oa^n in v iti-il .ill I Ik- t >1 tip- '.ii '.!i to iiiiiw wulim her Iln-nc Itavittx I.e. -it <?l I pr'i^ri tli- iniir f.'.cl 1'iit il h ii 1 1 to ? l.t I ?; woiiM |'!a<r tiic I .titii.ii i na I 'ill- toil ahi'i'l "t mil (inly ill'' < oluinli'.atu i . \ |M i mi i' hi Mi I V<:t llllt till* I'. III-. I 1 1 1 V 1" I ! 1'A|IH1|| I'lll nl J 111 Ml lite nt M? T W'i?rlil'? Itn nl tin- |.iTlo<l nifiit iniii ii . I In' great i'!.i|iiiii ul of It'll KI'll'K-4 Vl'hl'il-I. I'M. till U.ltl'icl I il! (\<i xaiiifs in ih?- li'l'l ut i'!i'i'i ifii v. tiic w i r#' U-is I i-l ?.?>; i'?i { ?} i , ! In- ii mi ? i i ami i i t ? ? I'fiict ii ?!>!(? tl\i':/ iii.t' lmn' ,i!l i.| w Inch mi- i j ii'rt i i iV.it til iw ii Si 1 .hi. arc, 1 ?!' inflame. mutt. 'is < . i tin' j n* : i "i.l -in. c i dlllUkfii CVi-llt. I.) ItlV llllll't, h n.rli't, lite <>ti'' <1imI nn.t iv ?? I ?'<! t lite w : i it | ?! . i ? ?< il nliciul i'l .ill 'iilt't '.%?>[ M'i-i '.hi - :? lii'- 'iiti preliensi vi- riiilti'i'ini' t-xiiHiii . Aii' i t . 1 1 s 1 1 ? it iiny |i!vviMin Hii'iwiittf it i'l- lit-' ni'ii'. t'lu.i! huiiilmuft n| ri^ht nt t In- .t"i i i(::i n.it i"ijs it "ii I , 111. tilt; evt i \ tiling into ? ? 1 1 ?? i ? 5 ' ? 1. 1 1 1? ? : i , t ho iiriliiti-citn .il 1 1 1 ' | 1. 1 1 1 1 1 - ? !!?. 1 1 . It :t t i|i> ?n'liii'x ? menu arc un .it.-i ihcv "ii,iit to In- Willi 'in- w i i|-'i I ? i ! i i?- 1 . AAA l!i'- ainl i-i ft .uulv one 'if tin' must . i x i i'c. i ) ? ! . i-l my many Mir|'iis'* win tin- Ml|ilcl!ic 1 h ' lilt \ .'I I ill' 111. till J ; I ' 1 1 ' lit tuil i.l III I'll till' wtll|i:r t'l' I ? 1 1 li lt tin' caiiii'i.i i|.ie*. nut i-msI which r.ni.il t it k ?? :n tiic va-t |i!cturc a < tin- i y e si-i'i it, tiic rally iii'M. "t tin- j*i-i ?n |? i i'lt here and a l.it- iln'i'?? ? h n'NMt t't'-ri ol t ! ?** Dt-lit'tiii' iih a \vh<>!c\ Nor ilul tin* rul\ vii'wh of the ten nt'livi'lual l>in !? 1 1 iit^n winch make n|i i ' .>* i-"nt|"Hit-nl part* i!'? justice to tlie'.r nnhiotv nt ai. liilci inn' ami ^ciieia! K'nuuli'iii . I ln'ii ahMtti in tin' t^ri'iiml p'aiiM .m l h: 1 1|"> eye sketches tin' on.\ j - ? I ? I ?* manner oi shewing it tin- tan Ji.ijicil hi - vuiik'ciiti-iit ut tin-, uti ?tij i I'l.'Ucil :.(.t! .mil tniH.il isf\ iiik' Far troin t li.it h is n m t o a.s remark iltle m il- way a-; tin- tanvo''.* t'oiirt ? it ll.ni' ir "t i lw i "Ituitl' .m 1 . \ i ii i?(i i " n In Oil!" lTSllfl'l it 1 S I'M'Il UlutV lliiT.licc. !..| tti ?ti'ail iw i irvaii'l \ >:.t> it ofVri-. ,t . I . ? ? n. Ilu' iitatn vi.-t a i-. "i c.nii-1', t r t ? ? hiii' in -k tii)/ Hi- tli-' I' .t. a ? it St l.niiii w lii >.-?*? GOt Dc NJ CHA NiS. 1*1. M,h IIi jjIm W ?? ? ?? (iiililfii II .1 ml i- 11 Oh ! I Ml \ . Ill M. 1 1 will I >r linn mhriv.l. s;t\ s ( 1 1 1 ? I \\ os! II i I li ?? ! ? !' ( . :l Zfll ? ?. ? 1 1 1 1 ? J c.il'S j > \| M:t\ Ui'U-n \\ ; i s |>i c- > ii : - i I ti.v a ' K i " 1 M ? "f ? : i ? i \ \\i!!i a j >. i i i* of ! ? ? 1 < 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 > 1 1 < - ; I i 1 ill ?*/>* 1 1?<M ? of Ills iiii'i-nI ami imprisonim-nt i:i tlu? j jjivnt cause of Na ( i . i i i . i ii.vin. Tl" An ti Si'iniif ??i'i'i' that hf 1. 1 w-ar tin* ii i;i i ;a ?? 1 s as sniiM'iiir 1. raffle; s tor j :!).? r.snaiii't'T ..t hi- lu>\ I'm- some! time In- U ? 'i > l 1 i- f >r< >mi ami then It 1 wns <il?si-rvi'il that lu- had a ! ?.i 1 1 < 1 > ? n ? ?< I < Ins tlccora t i vi- fetters. Why; Wa- it ; iiiliih'lity U> the <au-e. oi what: I *. ? ? ! j'h* u oiul'-f- il. a;. >1 .??lit. I n>> ; t'jn-lnry answer. imiil a 1 ? ? \\ days npi ! there was a j ? 1 1 1 ? 1 1 ? ? *a'e ot 1 1 : 1 1 t pledge* from t If Mont do I ho | golden handeuffs . w i 1 1 i n v; faiy ti\o : vrrntumos' were in. lii.h.l in the rata 1 lojiiio. M . Ii<"_'is haviiiu ? 1 1 - 1 ? it< <1 i hem w it h "iua tanto" m \ ? a : ? ? i . . 1 1. ? - : ran an. I !:i\ n.-u'h ?? t. -I to 1 1 i o \ er t hem. i .i.) ! . ' in>r.\ of tin- .? .t it. i t;o'.;. it.. > were pur- 1 eha*ed h\ a 1 1 . hr. w . w i ? ? > now w .-a: ?> llo'in in tin- i? 1 1 . ? ? ? I - ..f AliM'is a '.at i \ ! Inhits them to ail hi-- friends. I ? 1. Ilitlf mi r, !..!>. I >r lahvard I'veretto llalo is now an I.I. I>. of William*. Coii. .???. ti-'iu w hieh hi- father graduated .ins! >?>?? years a^i?. The do. tor road an extra. t from his parent's tfraduatitu: address, whioh dwelt with ttio i)in stum "lias I here H^ni a Progressive lui|ii-o \ r- ? mt'iit in Society in tin* Last I'ifty Year.*:" Hr. Halo to-o-oly loini rUed thM a eontury a_o ih.? Inns appeared lo he vvrostllnc vv.th ih>> same prob lems as are now dtseus^etl. j >.?r?IC > (till > llll I ? . Party noailnatioui. for Ylro-|\eM (lent havtwbevti declined a number of times. In the Democratic National Convention of lStt Silas Wright, of Now York, wns nominated for Yico I'rcsiilent on the lirst ballot, receiving : lirjli of tho 2<>i? vulos. lit* declined to . accept, nml < Jeorce M. Pallas. of Penn sylvania, wns nominated on tho ticket ' with .lames H. l'olk. 'Tho Democratic ticket was Micooftsful In tho election. 1 Tho nomination for second plaoo oil n national ticket by third parties ha* . been gcveral times declined. i I ? ? i !"? H 'liMiicfiijiu' Liberal Aria building j have pi ?iiimuiI' 1 1 1 1 1 1 \ i c I :>;i { 1 1 y. Yet in tin; j M'lu tiii Picture ali these budding blend Nor is there any clashing in the ?"'i "I I In 1 i'i ni li lonir style of tin* built! j iiiu'- ? > I ( 'a ?I'.ulc Cardens. Twelve }i .1 n<l- j some bridges in in>a the waterways, wllii'll tollli a 1 1 n 1 1 ? rijtiil I > \ running froill I III* ! I. ran. I around tin- Kleetrieity ami ' I .. I ? i ? ill. mi moldings. further font rilmie to I In- aii Inicctuial splendor of the scene. I * * * i.'ow X "I fine. large maples set oil' tht' build : 1 1 > s in i hi* main vista, adding nil { ?i i ? ? t ? t it .? ! i ! v to the beauty of tin- picture i nit'! i ii i ii i ; h i ng iiiip of tlic many demon.-tra litiiiM o| ihi' siij 'it ior i I v o| this c xposilion in t he matter of laiiil.-i ape gardening. | 1'ln-ri- ,in- a No 1 1 1 1 1 1 ) \ trees to sift oil' tin* I other buildings of the group, shrubbery | ami .small tries have been used in profit- j sion Htoiiml tin- entrances ami tin' bridge* . Hint there are handsome rainkcu gardens in I ! /. o phn c*. Iln' landscape treat mt'iil o| ! ^'iiviadc Mill is similar!) line, ? ? ? I hi' Philippine section covcru no lc?s tlian forty seven acres, has 100 buildings jfpl some 7."i,'NH) ca t alo^tied exhibits, ami represents an outlay of 'over a million dol lars. A week could easily be spent there lii advantage. Kntranee to the section in free, hiif twenty five cents is charged to go into each ui the. lour native villages, which arc intensely interesting. The village* run along Arrowhead hake, and the inhabi tants all have some way of entertaining their visit us. The Igorottcs. who wear as little clothing ?s the law of even savage i lands allow; liontocs. Tinganue* and Suy ocs are in one village; tne lake-d wpll'ng Morns and Hogobos in another; the black Negritos in the third and the civilized Yis cavau.s, who have a Catholic Church ami a theatre, in the fourth. As a matter of ed ucation thi.s great encampment of the "lit (],. |....nvn pirn" js one thing that no Amer ican < an atVord to miss ? ? ? Ivcht of the numerou.s buildings of for ONL hUNDRED FOR AN EGG. ,\u 1 ii.lliin (inuin I n u I TIiiii In N rrr Vul ililito. Nut lit It'll (lues I 111* price of It Si I ? Kl*' | eus; i limit to hut this is what was ; offered fur each of the ck*s of u cer ! Indian n;uiii' hen, which was I ? !i ?: i I : t to llii;-latnl some time an". l or centuries the Indian Kauic, j A/eel fowls, havi' been the very apex ' of i!u> K-iino bret/il, f'?r tin' putencss of ; hiooi! and pedigree have been most j carefully preserved for so loiiy that ? i In- dati> of tlii' origin of the race lias been loM in the past. It ts almost impossible to procure ; ?.|iri irinMis of the pure*! hlood. for they art' li'ia.viir.d I ? v the Indian sportsman . it tin* highest vjfilue. A uaiiii- fowl tiny are great ti.ulit ? r>. I'lioM- wh<? have seen them in In dia for the tiilfst hinis 1 1 1 ? \ i ? r reach i ? >ur "-oldi i ^liinali-s tell of their prow- j ? >s and ungovernable Ter.acity in hat I !!i'. With tlii'in it is always \ie(oi\ ?>!? d( ! h. In America. l,"?i'Vrr. the came fowls ' an* s.'Idom ral-ed for im'ilinir pnr- i I i;i for sli.>\\\ and as pets and hobbio of poii!ti\ fancier*. Country j I .ife in A mcri? a. A Mi>ili-?t I. iijj 1 1 sli in it ii , 1 .1 Im ? tin* traditional englishman, Ar thur Stanley. Mean of West minster, ? w.iii- homo from his first visit to! Aincrice /hi expression of ama/einent i wliier. only time eon hi effac\ He was : at once hc-et I iy interviewers. who j asked tin* r.-nal ipiestions. "What was the tliinii which most impressed yon in America:" was one of these, j Without a moment s hesitation Mean Stanley replied: "My ow n ignorauce." . - Argonaut. ? l'urc Tood. It Is to he hoped t hat tUo njovem^jit spnnging (ii> in the gust In the inter ests of pure food will travel across the continent to the West. eVen to ('alitor- J nla, and that the people will manifest their anxiety to have their flavoring . mid canned meats and fruits pure and wholesome by holding tip the hands ' of those who may undertake to or- j panlze a enisade ajfainst the adulter- j ators. There is not a city In California ; where doubtful adulterations are not j u?ed in one way or another.? Snn .lose ' * Mercury...* ? | The I'ike lias in trie Tyrolean Alps tlic finest concession lli.it, I have t'Vtr seen. . There is a grcaL square with many i|uaiut [ buildings, a little village street, ami above j tin* snow clad mnuulaiu.s which look very j j real as the evening falls. The host sccnic j railroad yet <lc vist*?i allords several line glimpses of the, Alps, ami there is a very j | graphic exposition of tlic Ohcrnmiiieivati paction play in i lie liu!e church. The j ('lift Dweller*' emiccssiof; a i^? ? looks very j realistic at nightfall. It elaborate in ar rangement, and the courting, snake ami | other dances by the Sunt h\\ estei n Iii.Iijiih make it another of the I'ike shown which j should he taken in l?y all. In Seville there is an amiMiiK marionette theatre anil some genuine Spanish dancing. For the rest the I'ike oilers intinite variety, ami as a rulo t lie toll money's worth is given. The en.tr- j nions .Icrusalcm ami 15oer War concessions at'e nn| nil t In* I'ike. ? ? ? 1 1 is a ease of iline at the German Pa vilion anil <lie at the Imposition. In a beautiful Moilerne Kunst building adjoin | im< Das Deuti-ehe Hans the best lood and the highest pnecs on the grounds an? to be found, the table d'hote lunch and . dinner costing $2 and $3, respectively. There is also a la carte service. Everything consid ered the prices are not excessive, and at least one meal should be taken there for the experience. Another should be taken at the Tyrolean Alps, either outdoors or in the gorgeous dining room in the mountain side. The beM Irench restaurant is at Paris, on the I'ike. Lower in prices and 111 every way admirable are the two restau rants conducted by Mrs. Rorer in the pa vilions of Cascade tiardeus. The east tine has waitresses and no beer and the west one waiters and beer. For a bit of lunch ? iertmuiy. Franco and England all otFer de l.i i.uis pastry in the Agricultural building. Thc.so are nut free ads., but time-saving tips for the traveler. There are no end of restaurants to tit all purses on the grounds. THE SILENCE OF BUTTERFLIES. Till* Invert Ki'iiirncnli* n Truly Silent World . A fter nil. (ho chief charm of this race of winged flowers (loos not lie in their varied ; i nil brilliant beauty, not yet ill tlulr wonderful series of transforn.a lions, in their long aiul sordid caterpil lar life, their long slnmlier in the chrysalis, or the very brief period which comprises their bounty, their love making, their parentage and their dentil. Nor does it lie in the fact that we do not yet certainly know whether they have in the caterpillar shape the faculty ??!' sight or not, and do not oven know the precise use of their most conspicuous organ in maturity, liic nn leimac. Nor does it consist in, this ? that th'-;. <>f nil created tiling have furnished man with the symbol of his own immortality. It rather lies in the fad tlint, with all their varied life and activity, they represent an absolutely silent world. ? * * All the vast nr ra\ of modern knowledge has found no butterfly which murmurs with an audible voice and only a few species which can even audibly click or rus tle with their wings.?' T. \V. lliggiu* son, in Atlantic. Ylu< I'lrt.v wrlnhl'M Complaint. A popular author, who has lately turned to play writing, has not suc ceeded in impressing managers with the availability of his productions. Not long ago, thinking to get some useful pointers from the current dra ma, he made an. observation tour of the theatres. "Well," he remarked to a friend at the end of the evening, "I seem to be the only man alive who can't got a poor ul.iy put on."? Harper's Weekly. ( ? rt'W f?o Ka?t lie 1>I??i1, Physicians rojjard tLe case of Wal ter .1. Itlcks. n youth who died at th* home of his parents in Lafayette. Ind., from the fTocts of too rapid growth, as one of the most remarkable in med ical annals. Although but fourteen years old. young Kicks was over six foot In height, but slender. The devel opment of his internal ortran* dhl not ke<;p pnee with that of his body and his limbs, and the strain on hls 'lieart resulted In Injury to the vital organ and caused tils death.? Chicago lutor ttccJIH. ? i - PARKER RESIGNED Gave lp Judgeship That He Might fie I ret to Accept Nomination PRESIDED AT ALBANY LAST TIME ? ? ? Without Any Advance Announcement He Arrived at Albany, Took Part In Clearing Up Practically All the Caiti Befjre the Court of Appeal* and Then *%ent In Hl? Resignation to the Secretary of State. Albany, K. Y., Special.? A Item 11. Parker ceused to bo Otllof Jtldge ?f the Court of Appeals of this State at 3:20 p. in. Friday, and became the untrtimel od candidate of the Democratic party for the presidency of the United Htates, lacking only the formal notification of Ills nomination, which will take place at Kosemount next Wednesday after noon. Without any advanco announcement or Intimation of his purpose, ho came to Albany, took part with five of the other Judges In clearing up practically all of the cases which had been argued before the court, and then Hont a mes senger to file his formal resignation in the office of the 'Secretary of State, rtfl tho const I tut Ion and public officers' htw required. Ho loft lOsopus ut I0:2t> a. in., aefcom pnnied by tho newspaper men who iiave been on duty at Kosemount over slnco his nomination. Until after tho train had left Kingston, he would not divulge his destination. Few people In the day coach in which ho rodo appear ed to recognize him, though thero were | one or two Ulster county acquaintances with whom ho chatted until tho train reached Kingston. Ho arrived in Al bany Just after 1 o'clock, anil after luncheon went to the capltol and at once Joli*?,i in consultation with his colleagues over the canon pending bo fore die court. The consultation lasted a little over one hour, and at 3:05 tho judges fllod Into tho court room and handed down to tho clerk CO decisions which practically cleared tip the busi ness before tho court. Tho only cases remaining aro two or throe In tho hands of Judges Gray and liartlott, who are In Europe. All of tho cases In which Judge Parker was assisting Judgo were disposed of. An Interesting feature of the session of the court was that the judges were without tho long, black silk robes which they ordinarily wear. This was owing to the fact that the session was unexpected and there had not been time to get tho robes, which had been packed away for the summer. Tho Judges present were: Parker, O'llrlen, Martin, vann. Cullen and i Werner. The court was In session less than two minules, and Adjournment was taken until October 3. It Is a long time since any such number of decis ions lias been handed down at one sit lnK of the court. His business as Chief Judge being thus completed, Judge Parker thon took up t lie matter upon which he had come to Albany, the liling of his resig nation. lie called in all the newspapor men, took them through the court chambers and consultation rooms, and Introduced each one to his Associate Judges. In his own room, which ho lias occupied so long, ho stopped and looked out of the window to the dis tant hills across the Hudson. His voice trembled perceptibly as ho said: "This room, boys, was mine." The very slight emphasis upon the word "was" was the first indication he bad given of his Intention to resign. Returning to the consultation room, he took a long envelope from his pocket, and, turning to Buell C. An drews, one of the officials of the court, said: "Andrews, will you do a kind ness for mo? Just take this down stairs and ille it with the Secretary of State." - The document read: "Hon. John F. O'Brien, Secretary of State. "Sir: I hereby respectfully resign my office as Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals of the State of New York, such resignation to take effect immediately. "ALTON R. PARK till. "Roseau, unt, Ksopus, N. Y., Aug. 5, 1004." Engineers Hold Memorial Service Richmond, Ya., Special.? The fea ture of Thursday's session of the con vent ion of stationary engineers was a special scrvice in memory of the members who died during the past year. Aftor speeches by several members, the convention adjourned until tomorrow. Tho Ladies' Auxili ary elected the following officers President, Mrs. Ardell Inglcson, of Cleveland, Ohio; vice-president, Miss draco Delaney, of Richmond; secre tary. Mrs. Minnie Whoepers, of Cleveland. Ohio; treasurer, Mrs. Jen nie Dk'kson, Milwaukee, Wis. Sully's Creditors Adjourn. Now York, Special. ? A meeting of the creditors of P. J. Sully & Com pany, to consider tho question of a settlement between the creditors of I t he company and the bankrupt con cern, which wan hold Thursday, ad ! journed until next Monday without any decision having been reached. Mrs. Maybrick Still at Rouen. Rouen, France. Ily Cable.? -Mrs. Florence Maybriek was still here Thursday evening. This morning the house of her mother, the Rareness l>e Roques. where Mrs. Mavbrick has been residing since she came here from England, was closed and ?t was Impossible to obtain a reply to in quiriea. Put there Is mison to be lieve that Mrs. Maybrtfk Is still there, though there are indications that sho i* preparing for her departure. Maddened by Thirst and Heat. London, by Cable. ? The war news in the London newspapers this morn ing is again restricted to official dis patches. A fow vory brief dispatch es from General Kurokl's headquar ter* in the field are printed, but they givo no additional information no* alr<vuly kn c/.T~. Tfce Dally Mail's cor respondent with General KurokJ do soflbos the sufferings of the men from th4 heat. He says that one regi ment. maddened by thirst, rushed Into a river, under the full Russian Are a&4 dVank at the peril q{ t&eir U?c?. The Tide River. Clear and cool, clear and cool, By hiviffnluy, shallow and dreaming pool; Cool and cT**") cool and Hear. By ?hlnlng ?hfngle and foaming wear; t/n4?r the crag where th<> ..oze! 6!hk?. And the ivied wall where the ch^n It lu ll Hng*. ViideBUd lor the undeflled Ploy by me, t;atnc in me, mother uuJ i chHd pftnk aod foul, dank and foul, By the I rooky town in u? murky cowl; Foul and flank, foul and dunk By wharf ana ?ew?r and ?limy ?>r? n 5< ; DarH?r and darker th? further l go, ttaaar and b*?er th? richer I grow:.. Who <taf* P|>ott with the #ln-fleftledV Shrink from ine, turn from me, mother aftd child Htromj and free, Hroug and free. The rlood K*te? are open away lo the ?ea; l'iu? and Btrona. free and atroiig. OleanalDg my aire a nut n? I hurry along To the golden sands and tho haplng bar, And the taintless tide that awaltd me afar, A.? I lone rnyaelf In the Inllnile main. Like a soul that hah slniud and la par doned again. T'lideftled for the undellled. IMay Jiu^me, bathe In m?\ mother and ?-'Charles Klngsl&y. Odd Inauiance. An educated chimpanzee that died In ling I and recently was Insured lor $126,000. Other notable ?ntertalnen> are heavily Insured also. Mine, l'attl wus one of tho originator* of thin kind of Insurance. Her voice ? the most Intangible of subject#? is In mired for $6,000, at a premium of $12K for each performance. Padorewskl's hands are underwritten for f 0,000 and for each of his coneertH a temporary polley of $7,600 Is tukon out. Josef Hofniann goes even farther and set.s a price of $600 on each finger of both hands. As a precaution against acci dent preventing bis performance, Ku? bellk's right hand la insured for $iu, 000 for each concert and for $50,000 against total disablement. Father John's Power. Father John of Crc/nstadt, who has prophesied thai tiio war against Japan will continue for twenty-fivo years, la really the Rev. John Sorgleff, one of the prieHln of fit. Andrew's cathedral, In the famous fortress city. After the czar, he is and has been for years the greatest man in Russia, by virtue of his piety and reputed power of healing. People of the highest, rank, nr, well as tho poorest peasants, go to film for help. He was summoned to the death bed of lflmperor Alexander and when the present czar was strick en with typhoid In Idvldla public opin ion required the Imperial doctors to be re-enforoed by Father John's healing touch. raOTAJMIC ? 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