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If you are a triangle you think only of three things food, clothing and shelter. If a double triangle you have aspirations for higher things, but they cross your more primitive Instincts, instead of being harmonious with them, as In the case of human squares and circles. The high priestess' of the newest "ism" to attract public attention thinks a law of attraction and repulsion is merely one of smelling. "So many women," she observed while expounding her novel theory, "are puzzled because, while they like certain men when they are around, they forget all about them when thay are away. Others, on the other hand, will say, 'When I'm with him he exasperates me.

but when I am away I care for These are cases where mental and personal attraction are not properly balanced. The real te9t of attraction," she added solemnly, "is smell." "But clean people don't smell." objected the interviewer. Burglar Has Claws, 'GET CUT. YOU con 0 MEW YORK. When Ellis Hart.

night li watchman, heard an awful racket upstairs in the lead pipe storehouse at 451 West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, just before daylight recently, he was scared badly. There was clashing of metal, thumping, scratching and holloaing, and. with great presence of mind. Hart realized that it would be silly to go up to the third floor all alone and try to make so many and such bold ruffians go away. Anyone who could heave heavy lengths of lead pipe around that way was a match for the regular police, man to man.

Hart was sure, and be sides he counted the distinct and separate footsteps of at least a dozen of the strapping fellows. Warily he tiptoed to the telephone in the office and stealthily he called up the nearest police station. he whispered to Lieutenant Miller. "Plenty of them. Send around the reserves' and a wagon or two." Is Your I-, r' V3 1 3 mi ft- Wtf.W "What kind of a fellow is he?" "The kind that wears good clothes only on Sunday." WOMEN'S ILLS.

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any man who had attacked another with a pistol or a razor. At the end of the year, if the offender wished reinstatement, he could go to the "mourners' bench," rise and declare his repentance, and be forgiven by the congregation. This went on for many years. At last a young darky who nad been in a particularly objectionable broil appeared for reinstatement. The pastor made an eloquent appeal to the congregation and everybody began to shout and say "Amen." It was at this point, that the old negro arose and said hotly: "Look hyah, pahson; eber since I been a membuh of dis congergashun, dar ain been nothln but fightin an' fuhgivin' an' I been doing all Je fuhgivin.

I'se tired of It!" That broke up the meeting. Popular Magazine. Diplomacy. Here is a story about a diplomatic negro waiter; also about two well-known Kansas men, who can go by the names of Smith and Jones, just to tell the yarn. Smith and Jones look much alike and are frequently taken for each other.

One day Smith was in a certain big hotel not a thousand miles from Kansas City and went into the dining room for dinner. The negro waiter busily brushed off the crumbs and said: "Why, how is you, Mr. Jones, how is you? I's glad to see you. I hasn't seen you since I waited on your table when you all used to have a little game upstaihs." "I'm fraid you are said Smith, very quickly. "My name isn't Jones.

You have the wrong man." "Nuff said; nuff said," smiled the negro, with much bowing and scraping. "Ah knows all right when to keep mah mouf shet; Ah knows all right, Mr. Jones." Kansas City Journal. Not in the Agreement. Daniel had been cast Into the lions' den.

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Prery woman bpya on aishfc Krperience uuneovmZ lMJttGiltSB WJSUAJ.TI 160 B. MuMtl'M i IT I Lc ill OPIBH 1 'x a If lis I uirirLj! Triangle or Circle? "Every human being' has not only a personal smell also should select an individual perfume, an individual color and an individual flower. "Certain people should require, certain colors," continued the odorologist, earnestly, "and you cannot bring about certain moods In yourself or drive others away by changing your gown to one of another shade." "Oh, yes, they d(" affirmed the exponent of odorology. "Each individual has a personal odor which is strongest in moments of great happiness or great anger. "I suppose you know," added Mrs.

Rique carelessly, "that women's fashions, if you admire them properly, prophesy events. For instance when I saw the shop windows full of plaids in 1895 I said: 'Plaids mean war. This country is going to have a "My friends laughed at me. 'The United States will never have another war they said. 'We shall I answered.

'Roman plaids mean war, and from the amount of yellow In the plaids, I should say our war would be with "Then there was the woman's craze for purple. Purple means power and penance. It stood for the power of the monopolies and the penance Roosevelt would make them do." "Well, what do the 'Chantecler hats propose?" was asked. "Aeroplanes, of course," exclaimed Mr. Rique, triumphantly.

"The complete triumph of aeronautics. "And the big hats women are wearing now mean burdens, mean drudgery, mean suffrage, self-support, all the things they are clamoring for. Oh, yes, all those things are coming. Whether or not we like them when we get them is another story." Fur and Four Less "What do they look "like?" arItpH Lieutenant Miller, guardedly. "Come around and see for yourself." Insisted Hart.

Lieutenant Miller went into the reserve room and woke up everybody he could find. Leaving owe policeman to guard the station house fixtures, everyone else sprinted up the street. There were 35 In the race. Lieutenant Miller sent some inside of the pipe storehouse and some over the roots to shut off escape, and some Hruuna on Manhattan street to catch anything that might try to break out Dy me rear There was that terrible noise still going, on on the third floor and the cordon of police closed In. fin policeman listened at the very door.

nownng and scuffling greeted his ears. "Jump in, boys!" cried Lieutenant Miller. There was a concerted rush Into the room, where evidently some spirited drama was being enacted. The police crowded in. then stopped.

cuicaieu uy asiomsnment. There were criminal iVlllXl. The criminal, caught in the act, was a large DiacK cat of ferocious appearance. The victim WAS a hrctanlnnl canary bird, which had screamed for help until it had a sore throat. The iu separated by the brass wires of a bird cage.

white-gloved hand. From four direc- once neavy-footed teams dragging enormous loads of freight thumped ponderously his way. A mere incident of his Job was the clanging of bells by frantic motor-men, anxious to keep the double car line clear. And all the time Big Bill cap thrust on the back of his head, in defiance of regulations, turned this way and that, waved his hands singly, doubly, alternately, whistled now and then through the tube that depended from his lips was a competent master of the situation. At the Broadway curb a dominating woman stood and gesticulated at him savagely.

Tome on acrost," said Big Bill, through the roar. "I'll Eee you troo." She shook her head angrily and crooked her forefinger at him with the effect of an archangel catching a seraph in the sugar barrel. Bill held up the traffic four ways with a wave of his hand. For a moment there was an oasis of sweet peace on Broadway. On the four corners drivers and chauffeurs and motormen cursed viciously, as they set the screeching brakes.

Bill got the lady's elbow. "Why didn't you come before?" she demanded, savagely. "I want to know is this Broadway? the Water Wagon" drooped, and rn circus horse evpr uran guilty of the fancy steps which Dobbin executed on Clark street Pedestrians stopped In amazement, and those who had seen the. wine and knew the cause of Dobbin's hilarity gathered In a crowd to encourage and applaud. A policeman took Dobbin In tow and straightened him out as he could until Britten was summoned.

Dobbin could not be annoyed by any more work and Britten was compelled to lead his steed slowly and painfully home. The aforesaid Dobbin was sorry the next morning. Giving In. The man who gives In when he Is wrong Is wise: the man who gives In when he Is right Is generally married Life. Would Train Boys to Serve Country.

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In a very short time she was well. She is now sixteen years of age and a picture of health. We used the Cuticura Remedies about five weeks, regularly, and then we could not tell she had been affected by the disease. We used no other treatments after we found out what the Cuticura Remedies would do for her. J.

Fish and Ella M. Fish, Mt Vernon, Oct. 12, 1909." When Her Faith in the Lord Failed. During the progress of a big "protracted meeting," for which the south is famous, an ardent sister of the church, who usually came in an old-fashioned buckboard drawn by the family horse, was late for a particularly important service and was being severely censured by the pastor. Explaining the reason for being late the good sister said that the horse had taken fright at a passing train and bolted and that the wreck of the rig had prevented her from being on time.

"My dear sister, such little things should not make you late for divine services. You should trust in the Lord." "Well, brother," she replied, and there was a look of calm peacefulnesa on her face. "I did trust in the Lord till the bellyband busted and then I had to jump." Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. LEWIS' "SINGLE BINDER." A hand-made cigar fresh from the table, wrapped in foil, thus keeping fresh until smoked. A fresh cigar made of good tobacco is the ideal amoke.

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The felly that named thlm the gentler sex, I guess. lived on a desert island. There couldn't ha' been none of 'em near." He was doing his dervish dance In the middle of the street On one side reared the big freight autos. load down with bales and barrels. The fast newspaper delivery machines shot by now and then with a scream hat demanded a right of way.

Hard-headed horses foucht with their drivers as to whether they should or should not turn at the corner. Big Bill, meanwhile, apparently missing death a dozen times over. Taxicabs hooted, but mildly, for It is known of all chauffeurs that traffic policemen hate the taxl-chaufing breed. Big private autos charged At him ton SDeed and stonned mirarnlrmslv in half their length at the wave of hi3 Dobbin "Falls Off BEST HC HAD mm CHICAGO. If is very seldom that old Dobbin "falls off the wagon," but this is exactly what happened to a horse belonging to William Britten, on North Clark street.

Britten, an expressman, was delivering a cask of wine to the North Side Turner hall. 823 North Clark street, when it slipped from the, truck and. striking against the curb, broke open on the Bidewalk. Dobbin smelled of the enchanting liquid as it trickled Into the gutter and his soul thirsted for great things. Leisurely he drank while Britten was Inside thef building "explaining," and having suddenly become endowed with agilty in his old age.

started on a journey down the street He leered at the passing vehicles with drunken disdain, and virtually blocked ail traffic as he "took in" the street from curb to curb. One ear remained erect while the other Mnauon, neats ulceration and mala weakness Sick women are Invited to consult Dr. free. All corresDondence srnVrlv confidential. Write without fear and without fe tn.

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