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the United Kingdom an Incomeof 170 per annum will pay this yearlOs tax before Sir William Harcaurt rearranged matters It would havepaid 1 lOs

Nearly all the strawberry vines InSaiiilac county Mich are bearing asecond crop of luscious berries

Apples and several oilier Australianfruits are exported packed In theshredded bark ot the tea tree

Immigration roturns show that 24000 people settled In Canada In thepast six months

There are 300000 FrenchCanadiansof whom 26000 arc voters In Massa-chusetts

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Men Who Travel Much Irona to Boffetfrom Thli DUcaie

This distressing affection knownalso as Tabes dorsalls Is a disease ofthe spinal cord occurring usually inmiddle life between thirty and fiftyyears of age but sometimes in children as young as ten or twelve yearsIt Is believed to bo due primarily tosome constitutional trouble but isbrought on often by exposure tochanges of weather by physical ormental overwork and by whatever de-

presses the general health It Is saidhat railroad men and others whoravel much are prone to suffer fromhis disease Mon are affected moreften than women The first sign ofho disease is usually a numbness othe feet anil an uncertainty in walkng especially in the dark The patienteels constantly fatigued without ap-parent reason and sometimes slightattacks of dlezlness are complained ofThe difficulty In walking gradually Inreasos and then an awkwardness in

die use of the hands is noticed ThUbecomes very apparent if the patient 13

made to shut his eyes and try to touchhe end of tho nose with the indexInger A well person can usually

finger on or very near tho nosebut one suffering from locomotorataxia Is as likely to touch the eye orthe chin There is also frequently afeeling of constriction about thens if a cord were tightly tied aroundthe body Sharp darting pains may-

be felt in the legs and sometimes therehi severe pain in tho stomach perhapswith vomiting Not uncommonly thereIs irregular action of tho bowels andbladder The eyes are often affectedthe sight gradually growing dim ordouble vision being present and occasionally there is deafness as wellPainless swelling and deformity ot oneor more joints may occur and sometimes the bones become so brittle thatthey break very easily as in a simplefall A rare symptom Is an ulcer onthe sole of the foot which it Is

or impossible to hoal Locomotocataxla is a very slowly progressivedisease lasting sometimes for manyyears and seldom In itself a cause ofdeath When treatment is begun inthe very early stages it is believedthat the disease may possibly be curedbut later tho most that can be done isto delay Its progress and relieve themost distressing symptoms YouthsCompanion

Mr IVInplowiiSootlilnR Svrunfor childrenr tenslion allays rain cures wind rolls bottle

Bootblacks may not do business inBoston on Sunday

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Shrewd Investment in Arizona min-

ing properties has raised Rev LarkinA Rockwell pastor of the Wast Pull-

man M E church from his position-as a struggling minister on a small

to a man of affluence Severalyears ago he began buying stock inthe Azurite Twine Beauties and otherold mines in Arizona His investmentsturned out so profitably that a shorttime ago he was able to announce tohis congregation that he himself wouldpay oil the mortgage of 2500 whichrested over the little church where hepresided as pastor At the same timehe resigned his salary as ho said hisown income was adequate for the sup-

port of his family Rev Mr Rockwell was formerly pastor of the Second Methodist church at EnglewoodWhen he accepted the call to WestPullman he found that church Incumbered by a mortgage and the

hardly more than able to keepup the Interest The mining Invest-ments of Mr Rockwell are reputed tohave made him worth 500000 He isat present in Arizona looking afterhis Investments He has in view othercharitable dispensations on his return

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eskrkicMrtrHE sunshine was nilthe meadow lands lu gold the

were opening theirpink cups along tho course of

the little brook nnd a fragrant rain ofdaisies and buttercups followed the

swish of harry Buttons scythe ashe worked on the hillside

And little Barbara perched on thefence with her lap full of wlltlstrawberries watched him with a sort of

dreamy delightHarry IIutton and his slstor liar

barn wore all alone In the world A

little to the south halt hidden in atangle of brooding nppletreo boughscould be seen the steep gableroofs ofthe old Huttou farmhouse and morethan one blooming village maidenwondered that Harold could be con-

tent with only old Betsey to keephouse for him and little Barbara to

be company in the big echoinglIe can marry if he chooses ld

Alice Lee with a sidelongthe mirror lies rich

Yes if said Amy Yokes saucilyBut you know he has never seen tho

right oneSo there ho was all unfettered by

Love as yet straight manly bflflUtl

ful to look upon as Apollos self withthe glittering scythe swinging throughthe high grass and littleting on the fence with hergipsylike face half In shadow

It was so nice saitl Barbara OhHarry If you could only have

Nonsense said Hurrydown his scythe anti leaning up nmoment against the fence A com-

mon traveling circus I cant uklittle Bab how Uncle Potter cvaiMletyou go to such a place

But the lions cried Barbara Anilthe elephants And tho lovely yctinglady that rode on the white pony ftndjumped through the garlands ofOh Harry do take me again Justonce dear Harry

And she threw her arms around hisneck and pressed her strawberrystained lips to his bronzed face

Theyre going to stay In Mlllvllle nilsummer Harry coaxed the elf AndUncle Potter Is going to take the chil-

dren once a week he saysHarry resolutely shook his head

Not 11 said he A circus IndeedAnd nothing would Induce him to-

go and see Mademoiselle RosltaRaven the Danseuse and EquestrianQueen who formed the most attrac-tive star of the traveling circus

Her name Is enough for mesaid harry with a shrug of his broadfinelymodeled shoulders A pnlutodspangled popinjay risking her life tomake the gaping crowd stnro No Iveno curiosity at nil to see MademoiselleRoslta Raven

There was a little onestoried cot-tage however on the outskirts of tillvillage a nook with apopular reputation of being haunt-ed and about this time It obtained 11

tenant 1 darkbromieil soberlydressed young women who was usu-ally mending stockings or hearingeons for two blueeyedlittle maids who played around the

and as hurry Huttonwhose business frequently took himInto time village rode past the humbledoiulcidc ho looked with n sort ofpleasure upon the moving pictures atthe cottage door and wondered

why the little blondes and theirolivefaced young protectress were sounlike

They ore like twin daisies ho saidto himself but she a royal rose Iwonder who they can be

One dny his horse dropped a HUGO

Ip the road One of the little lasslosafter him with It hold aloft In

her handThank you my girl said he stetlag from his horse to give her a

Will you toll me what your imfitiiis

But the child shook her head nildahelng with sunny curls

Sister Hose dont let us talk tostrangers said she V

Blood rushed to Harry lluttoiface but he smiled nevertholewi

Sister Rose is quite right gnldNevertheless I nm much obliged ijfS

you my pretty moldAnd the next time ho passed the

cottage the picture ho sawtho halfclosed lattice was pretfyyond expression Sister lto o ntsewing tho queenly brow hullthe black braids drooping on the nooknnd tho children reciting their cate-chism in shrill chorus to her chirpingout

To get mine own living and to domy duty In that state of Ufo to which-It shall please God to call mo

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So that when a week after littleBarbara was nearly drowned by theupsetting of a boat In the pond belownnd they carried her to Pollards cot-tage the wholo thing seemed a curi-ous coincidence

Barbara was sitting up nil wrappedIn blankets In Sister Roses big rockIngchair when her brother who hadbeen sent for game hurriedly in

He raised the lint that shadowed hispale face whoa he saw the beautifulyoung brunette who was bending over

little sister-I am trot Intruding I hope ho-

i said with all chivalrous courtesyAnd aho answered

Not In the least sirOh Harry Harry cried breath-

less little Barbara she has been sogood to mol I was dying and shebrought me back to lifo

I thank her from the bottom ofmy heart said Harold Hutton withn quiver in his voice

So the acquaintance begun and onemonth from that hour Harry Huttonthe owner of Hutton Farms broadacres the Adonis of the village thomart of ninny a matrimonial schem-ers flowergarlanded arrow askedSister Rose whose real name ho hnddiscovered to be Rose Blnnchard tobo his wife

I cannot mnrry Mr Hutton shesaid I have my brothers two orphanchildren to maintain and educate Ivowed it on his deathbed

Nor would I havo you break thatvow said Harry eagerly Theyshall become my sacred charge alsoThey shall be brought up carefullyand tenderly with my Barbara

But still she shook her headMr Hutton said she wo think

dlfforently on ninny subjects Youwere born to a peaceful competencewhile I have always had to fight myown way with the world Our lifepaths Ho apart

By the sun that shines above us atthis moment cried Hutton theyshall Ho together henceforth

But she smiled that sad Madonnalike smile nt his eager enthusiasm

You do not know who I am said

sheIknow you are an angel1

I am Mademoiselle Roslta Raventhe circus girl she said spenklagwith a little effort The companyleaves Mlllvllle next week and I mustgo with them The childrens motherwas a circus girl also lily brothersaw her and fell In love with her Howas a scenepainter of u theatre andwhen they were dead there were thochildren I had to do somthlug forthem so I turned EquestrienneQueen also It was not a lofty wnlkof life but It was nil I could do antiI have done my best I would not letBarbara toll you who I was because-I dreaded that you should know ButIt would hare been better had herchildish tongue betrayed her for nrI have to tell it myself

Rose my noseHo advanced boldly his arms outShe stood still a second then uttered

a little sobbing cry and tied to thosafe shelter of his breast

Yours she cried yours forever1C you love me still now that yortknow all But I had been told thatyou spoke disparagingly of me

Not of you dearest In particularhe exclaimed with n pans of remorse

only of the stupid Idea I had formedof you For I never had seen youwhen I spoke those silly words Andmy Idiocy stands re-

buked before the noble purity of yourtrue presence

So Huttou Farm got n nilstrfiss nndlittle Barbara plays in the sunshluowith the two goldenhaired orplinuchildren

And Sister Rose grows sweeter amid

more beautiful with every day andHarold Hutton is lively convincedthat he is the happiest man In nil theworld Saturday

tnuies of Insanitydifference between n mnns

henrt nnd n womans Is shown oddlyand well in this years report of time

Pennsylvania Hospital hi the tablegiving tho onuses of Insanity among11GGO patients 0101 of whom weremen and 0430 women Women thistable shows are nearer to nature thanmen The timings which drive womeninsane are the simple elementalthings those things which the Bibleand tho great poets regard as most Im-

portant in life though men nro apt tohold them lightly Homesickness madeInsane eleven women but only oneman domestic trouble 137 women nUllfiftylive men mental anxiety 402women and 230 men grief 315 womenanti ninetytwo monj fright sixtyfourwomen and twenty men On the otherhnnd vicious habits nnd indulgencesmade Insane 125 men but only sixteenwomen business cares and perplexi-ties 415 men and eightynine womenexcessive study fiftyone men andtwenty women Intemperance 038mon nnd seventyeight woolen Fromtho opium habit nn equal number ofmen nail women thirtyone becameInsane Among the occupations of theInsane men that of farming wits asUBtml well to the fore there being 508farmers among the patients Phllndtlphla Record

Chesterfield habitDuring time great Chesterfields wan-

derings abroad he once rested at anlimit which wns kept In any limit a neatcondition Not only wore the roomsuntidy but even tho dishes fromwhich the guests wore expected to eatwore dirty This wns too much tarLord Chesterlleld nnd ho soundlyrated the waiter

Every one must cat his peck ofdirt tho latter coolly observed

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List of Officers Together Withand Place of fleetingI-

N THE ALTER OF THESE ASSOCIATIONS

THE FIRES ARE BURNING FOR ALL

THE PEOPLE OF THE SUBURBS

Citizens Northwest Suburban

Association

Meeting are Held the Flrrt FridayliToalna in Each Month In the Town

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OFFICERS

President Charles 0 Lancasterlet Col Bobt IFleming 2nd Vice President HonJohn B Henderson 8rd VioePresldent John Sherman 4th

Rev Joseph C VicoPresident McBride SterrottSecretary Dr J W Treas-

urer Charles B Morgan ChairmanExecutive Committee Louis P Shoe-

makerBSTTotal Membership about 150

Briglitwood Avenue Citizens

Association

AIocllncR are Held the Second Frltiny Evening In Each Month InJlrlgblwood Hall

OFFICERSPresident Louis P Shoemaker 1st

Wilton J Lambert 2dVicoPrcsident N E Robinson 3dVicoPresldent Thomas 4tlVicePresident Dr Henry Darling

John GN E ItoblnsonjtSTTotal Membership about 200

North Capital and Eckington

Citizens Association

Ieollnu are Held tho Fourth Mon-

day Evening In Each Month In theChurch of the Untied Brethren Cor-

ner North Capitol miill Streets

OFFICERS

President Irwin B Linton VicePresident WashingtonTreasurer W W Porter Secretary

0 Tinglej Executive CommitteeThe officers and Messrs Jay F Banoroft Theo T Moore and W JFowler

Membership about 280

Takoma Park Citizens Asso-

ciation

Meetings are Held the FridayICT nIn In Each Month InTown Hull Takoma Park D Ci

OFFICERSPresident J B Kinnear Vice

Presldont J Vance SecretaryBonj a Davis Treasurer PWilliams

S Membership about 100

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Cement Vnlk Concrete Collars andcommit work clone on short no

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Pure Drugs AND

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RailroadsCHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Schedule of excursion trains effectiveSunday Juno 3 1900

District line depot for Chesa-peake Beach 1030 u m nail 200 p mdally

Chesapeake Boaoh 1200 noon230 and 6 m

Take Columbia electric cars and allowyourself 35 minutes to reach

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