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istands a Woman’s "It NOE OF LLFE." arsaparilla can now :omme extent rig-3.: .‘uqr‘v, 5m: must M)s~..3:'i'cx1'r!11)n.Y0n ' 11- 1- 511'th {2533(131112'“ L"'( \IA C.» <1\'r‘:‘.‘,hd“'211 211-.221 :11121 h.1ppine>s. . '. tu anticipate is owing not but. to ignoâ€" mem-r. no excuse cn (‘xgwriunved ad- our; {rt-:5 of all cost. . Pinkuam. 3': Lynn. hulgw <1 qrwzxt numbers cw»? [trough the 7111199 1\:'lht_-1p you. k211111‘ \ n-tubie Com- b<wt 2- . in: uterine '(1I‘,;\2’1ilffnklllit)u32y up. 'erwruwgh: organs. in- Jul drives 01! the Revolutiou in the- r, TOI u .mou:'aly.o{blood d and carried into .' fL/(H’. of it“; 13%? \vuman .s syxtem is ~! 3‘ ‘01! to the new ’JI- th" .rx nnati.0hio. :1: HR Vegetable ~ a savmr of . .‘~\17DL‘D. and I ::.:.‘ cxpcrience ta \lmlimflé. H liable to .:h hours at Life.“ r1; 4‘) (will). l' im'r lulmr or responsibility that rllli‘.\ the temper. “ears out the nerVous M Jr”). soux‘s thr- disposition and puts ('l'u\\fnt'[ owr the eyes. It is worry, and the worry over things which are in- ex llilllit' zlecording to the gran plan and whit-l1 cannot be helped. .\ great many people realize this, but fingv cannot bring themselves to put 1lw philosophy into practice. They continue to worry and worry. Knowâ€" ing very well that it is no use to cry owr spilled milk. they continue to cry over ”18‘ milk that is spilled and the other milk that is about to be spilled. “It will be all the same a hundred years from now." You have heard peo- ple make that. cheering observation. Sin-h people are qualified to belong to the "Don't Worry”‘club. They can sit among the breaking crockery and smile at the ‘expostulating creditors. snap their fingers at fate and 5115‘: “What's the use of worrying about these details? “'ill that help matters? Residue, it will be al *he same a hun- dred Axears from now." 5m “hutewr you may forget my friend, i:. 1. -~ In dst a! 11:9 3 turmoil 1 eta. .1 the rreawre or cheerfulness To nu eten sorrow and to“, A: I; when sucvess seems a far-oftprize. UM failure mreatem awhile, 0' :et forgetru. :955 Win your frown, Hut remember how to sto. .Arthur Lewis Tubbs, m Detroit Free Press. I By GEORGE ADE. I [qu “’Ixuuwer you may forget. my friend, Traversmg the path of toil; Of all the sorrow: that come to you In the mLJat 0! [He's turmoil, You. will always travei a brighter way And happier be the while, 1! you um)‘ look on the sunniest std. And remember how to same, lt is a beautiful philosophy. and the more Mr. Robbins studied it the better he liked it. "This is horrible. Jim.“ he said. “Whntnre we going to do when all them» drafts come in next month?" “I don‘t know,” said Robbins, with a peaceful smile. “but don't worry." . “Great. Scott! Are you an idiot? Somebody has to worry. What are we going: to do?" ' "Tnll nur lawyers to get what they can. Next month, if we have collected enough money. we will pay the drafts. If not. we will not pay the drafts. The simznion is charmingly simple~noth~ in! «'Umpliuated about it at all. At any raw. “v cannot help matters by worryâ€" Don‘t worry. If you have a note com- ing (luv. don't worry about it. Let the mhor follow walk the floor. If business is bml and collections slow. don't worry. If _\(m are going into bankruptcy you will {:0 whether you worry 01‘ not. What if you should fail? -0nc‘ man's failurv is >ll(‘h a small item in the‘grem mu» nf events. .\'0 mutter “hat hap~ pens. )uu 'm always go and board hnn't worry. 1'7 yuu can refrain from worz'yiiiu'. some mm else will hzu'P to (in thr‘ unrryiiig for you. You “ill Con- Iinm- in in) placid unti K,‘h_i())' good hé‘iihii» nm‘. your (1550(‘i21ié‘s “ill ruin Iiwix (rumors and get, \‘I‘illklt’h around fln' ("Vv‘. Hut that m‘miii‘t \\ur1‘_\‘ you. Lnnk ut the Iufiflv spevhncns nfxuuib hood \.hu have pcrmittwi thvir wivvs tn \\UI'X‘_V' thvmseives into middle-age grnvc>. i)hi those Invn cvrr {nus and fi‘vtl' ( erminiy nm. That's “hy ihviin anve and happy hwday. So (hwn': \\Airr}z If )13u liu\w' uiiy \\()rr}1 shift it to )1Hir “ifo 0r y01n‘liusiness l‘ul‘llu‘l'. That is What Mr. inblfinsdid. Hviuuirend abouithe"!knflt\Â¥orr§n phihmnph}; and on the very day he adopted it a. concern that owed his firm n lnrm- sum of money failed dismnlly. 'i‘hr: pzm nor came in with the npws. and 111» void perspiration was bonded on his fnrc‘head. pens. ‘ \xifh _\ hmx' hruhh mm! mm (rumor Y1Il‘t'_\(‘~. I’M “w... ””11. jun talk like an old woman!" snuppmi the partner. who jammed his 1“” Iil’m'u over his ears and rushed out 10 1r} and raise some money. Mr. Rob- “Yh put his foot up on the desk. drew ph‘tx-rrs 0n the scratch pad and whistled ‘ “Blue Danube" waltz A ten-dollar- iiighlamt! 33ml: gem HIGHLAND ml u fim-rl’ul hunt is the capital Trim. 1 nrelm‘. m- st to begin. nr no wiw Looks on the pieusant side “31' My? for many a mile; .~ <W‘t't‘EL‘St 50cm: 3. soul may know 1‘ *h- gecrel of how to smile. REMEMBER HOW TO SMILE g may carry a. golden Crown 2: qwen her Jewels wear, ny annot comfort 3 burdened heart Lghtr-n a 103:! u! car“, u may ermzzda of beauty twme glooznxw: hunrs beguzle. : min: the git: at a cheerful {ace number huw lo smxle. 1U DRINKS :hought it (nor um! (16 .IPMI to join the "Don't “'ux‘ry' 1th}: for every mun ' (a work and w \. nut is the capital m-rl’ul . U!” rt". wm'r) [l‘i’)\\j"unr10[Livlile, sand comforting thoughts will refutivvs PARK. a 01011er sky old and gray wuhhoid itself him: away. f a happy heart. {HEVY ILLINOIS “My dear, we will do the best we can." replied Mr. Robbins. with provoking coolness. “In the meantime. let us not worry." and he sat down and opened the evening newspaper. worry 2‘ The 55310111 was :1 sum-e»: “If n cy- (‘lnno should uonw ulong at this mqnwnt and take the ronf nfl’ thv house I wouldn't won-v. \th should I? It and take the rouf nfl’ thv house I wouldn't worry. Why should I? It would!” help me In find a soft spot on which to land. It couldn't possibly af- fect the general result." 5â€"week clerk could not have shown h more magnificent indifiereuce to ‘he cares of management. He was put to a second test that c'une day When he arrhed at home Airs. lubbins was in a condirion- bordering on hysteria. The cook had resigned in anger and gone away. "What are we going: to do?" demand- ed Mrs. Robbins. “We are to have the Smiths here for dinner to-morrow. We must have a 000k. Everything in the kimhen is upside dmui." \Vhilv Mr. Robbins~ philosophized thus his wife was in her room. worrying. She \Vm‘ried herself inn) 3 state of dos- pemtion. and finally went out and telephoned a “want ad" and called up twu intelligence ollicos. “But, Jmnmvyou don‘t appreciate how serious this is. We are helpless unless» 7" "My dear. am we help matters any by worrying'.” Shc burst into tears and left the room. Mr. Robbins felt :1 {PW [mugs of con- :civnm‘ until he remembered thm It would not help math-1's any for him to worry m e ‘ the troubles of some one 20150. 110 NH sorry for his wifv. but “hat good “mild it do for him to Then she returned home, but she still worried for fear the new cook could not he engaged in time for the Smith (lin‘ nor. so shv went over to see Mrs. Glenn and borrowed her cool: for the next day. .\s n consequence n bountiful (lin- nm‘ was in rvzuliness when tha- Smiths \arrived. and Mr. Robbins felt that he lizul liet‘n vindicated. "l-h'crything has turned out all right." he Silltl. “Would it have turned out any lietter if I ltml \\‘()I‘l’lt‘ll'.' Not at all. \Vlmt is the HM‘ of enduring tlwso nwn- tal tnrmvnh ’ lhm‘v been mistaken all my life. I have been a fool. I have warriwl too much." “Well. Robbins. I‘ve got the money to meet those drafts. he said. “I knew it would be all right, said Robbins. “That's why I didn‘t worry. Do yep» 'now that's a great system? Don'th‘ 3'. my boy. Take everything .calmw‘ n He was furthm‘ convinced “long: this smm‘ line by what- happened at the of- fin». The partner came in a day or two later with dark rings around his 9) es and a nervous twitching of the mouth. He was smoking a black cigar. “I don't see it," said the partner, chewing his cigar savagely and (“ring pen loner after letter on his desk. 'here would we be if I hadn't wor- I'it‘(i mm‘ iiimo drafts until I\\mii nut and >i: up!) he”. ii up poripio in 11% mom} 3 'iimts :1 \en luu‘lx rule of i-imiiuct for :1 “Quinn “110 has nothing in (in L‘\((‘[)i pour it‘d everv afternoon. ”1‘ fm some mun “1mspendsthvmnnu ieft in him by his father and “I'm i)()()k.\‘ on philosophy. I'll admit (hilt it's heifer nut to worry if you 1m gm (liilllL' “iiiioui it [wish I didn‘t wurry but if i sinppml “orning Id be in the poorhnuso in six inomhx Once 1 In: t w ‘ nu i n man “ho never worried. That was out in the country. where I used to liw. He fished all day. His Wife took in “fishing and finally killed herself from overwork. but it didn't worry him. He went to live with his brother and let» his children support themselves. It would hnve worried any other man to be left with four children, but he was a philosopher. He knew it wouldn‘t do any good to worry. Why. don‘t you know that a man never fortifies himself against, defeat until he begins to Worry over the prospect of defeat ‘3" In Hm meantime. however. the part- ner ha: taken to drink. and Mrs. Rob- bins seems ready to {:0 Into an early do. clinc. ~(‘hicago Record. This was very candid talk, but it didn‘t worry Mr. Robbins. He has been practicing the new phi- losophy for two weeks. He ha. min-n on flesh, and is beginning to wear the snug and satisfied appearance of a man whose wife has money. Milk-he- In the Hat A handy device for smoker of a small meml box to bee]: the band inside the battle bold “1-2 \V'ORRI ED ABOL‘ ce for smokers consist: 11 box to be clamped on the hat to hold mamhu. Ht?! TIT Not only do the Yukon‘mosqujtocs attack meh and overwhelm them. but they drive the moose. deer and t'uribuu up the mountains to the snow line, where these animals would prefer not to be in berry time. They kill dogs, and even the big brown bear that is often miscalled u grizzly has succumbed to them, says the Denver Times. Bears come down to the river from the hill- side in the early fall to get some of the salmon that are often thrown upon the banks when the "run" is hemy. lfvllruin runs foul of a infirm of moss- quitoes and has not his wits about him Upon the Although the Alaska summer is short, two broods of mosquitoes hatch out each year and are ready for business from one to ten seconds after ihey leave the water. It rains a good deal along the Yukon. and rain is welcomed. for it. drive- tho mosquitoestooover. They hide under leaves and branches until the shower is over; then they come out boiling with rage at lhe time they have been forced to spenfl in idleness. nud his (lily has come. The insects “ill alight all over him. llis fur protects his body. but his eyz-s. curs and nose will 80011 be swollen up and bleeding. and unless he gets into a river or u strong wind he will be driven mad and blind. to wander about hopeleSsily until he itarves to death. Mosquitoes and snowflakes are not cuntmnporuries in the status, but in Alaska it is different. Snow duen not bother them so much as min and un c‘urh 5mm nun fall while the\' are still on Hm \\ ing. Fog does not choke them riihor. T'he} appear to like it. 'lhO} flout about in it as in ambush. and take the unwary prospector by surprise. Digging tor Fills. The natives of Kottiar are in the hnbi! of digging awry your in file summer dry hanks of the Verge] riwr for fish. “'nivh Hwy dig out by hundreds. just :15 Hwy would potatoes. The mud lumpy are hmken open gm! the fish. perhaps right or ten im‘hc's long. will uluays he found alive aqd often frisky. as ifjust removed from its supposedly nathe eluâ€" memwt‘ne water. tho miner has a hardm' tinw than eu-r aftrr his respite. HOW’ PHILADELPHIA I! PROTECTED. A curious, lure Ind deadly mean: of coast defense, I' n h wlli yrrvrnt lip-m from sending u Warship up the Delaware nwr. L! twin;cuns:rm-1rdat Marrun Hunk, Pa. The idea consists of flooding (hr rive-r wnh petroleum {rum prriurnted mp” punk below the water and selling the on on Ilrr as u rlsvs m the suum-r. .au-mx a hht-l'l of flame to agcend many {tel above the mists or the; largest \‘m-m-ls anon mosqun‘ons KILL BEAR. the Yukon The-e III-ecu l-‘orcc Deer to Flee to fine Snow. Line for Slteu‘. Commanding CAPT. 'l‘. l':. Jl-I“ l-:l.l.. (he lulled Sinlrl ('rqu-r "Mlnurnpullfi The Story‘ of I Lon (‘hlld “'ho “I. Found Rerenlly by Snukln‘ on (he Sprllen 1n n village in the \u-at n! lrt-lund a few weeks “go a ('llllll wandered auay into Illl’ ruuntr) nml “an lost. lts alu- iuus parents, after u “'qu and unmnll- ing scurvh, rcpurtrd the xnuttcr tu tlr: (-oustahle in charge n! the Village. After cart-fully questioning them he told them that any furtln-r beurvh for the child “onld be uselvas “ithont (-ertmn preliminaries. because it was (-h-ur to him that the pour child had [won our. rled ofl' by the fulrirs. ncvnrrling tn their we-ll-ltnnwn‘ custom. The constriâ€" l)le told them to mxilte 11 fire and lmrn in it as Inuvll of u verttnn ht'l‘|)u> thry The reputation and authority of that constable bun- tiow incrrugd a bun- dredfold in all the rountrysidr, and very few householder» in those parts now have the temcrity to risk ofirnding "the good people." us tht’y can the fairies (mm-h an the (irrvks used to call thv htrien “the Eulnenidep." or wril- wishingv urns), by (”Hitting to In”? out (-mlfd find. 'l‘hr) did w n! urn-e. Then. m‘vordiug 10hismxlrlu'nnns.thv)‘\u-ul nguiu in wnrvh of ‘hrvhild. H:- hnd dr- vlured than the :mnlu' of Mn- burning hrrb “(mid fun-o the fairies 10 bring the child back, und. sure enough, on going over 1hr ground ”nay had prefi- mlsl)‘ senn-hed, Ihry fuuud the little boy asleep benide u “re-nu), say- me New York Sun. L errr) nigh!1hrtmdumxm!bowlumeK and tho- griddlv r'ulu' furlhmr brnrfif, 'l'hr vulntfilule hlnurlf {whmrn hi: rhurm brought HH- ('hxh! hawk. YrL like all 1hr Rina} Irish runslnbulur}.b¢- has had to pass I fulrl) vhf! gxumnnn- tiun in urdvr lo I»- rm‘rhml mm the penifl‘. Old Time Regal-nun- ol Dial-3. An act of purliumvut w“ passed in the rrign of Edward Ill. prohibiting anyone from being serwd at dinner or suppt'r “ith more lhun an course-l. ex- cop! upon bonu' prvat huiiduyn Ulcrtin spi-vilit-d. mi “Inch hr might be strvrd “ith three. How Thvr “rd In Spain. Marrmge in Spam take: place 1:) day ‘ or at night. according to the {unuuc of i the young people or Ihoiraxutinn in life. I If u 1-1] to do the u-renmn} come: 03 m I the early part of the morning. 1 IRISH BELIEF IN FAIRIES. iOIr Elli-rot Klllcd and Two 01hr" “I" by a Hallway IND-nor Rent ’ Fund In l‘r. “1-. i Mxluaukrr. April 27. .\ ppm-ml to ilhr llu’mxag “mumnn from Fond du ‘Lm', “mu” m)»; .'\ spawn] double ’heudrr frmg‘h! lrnm and the (iron-n Hay Ipuuangrr Hum mum-«1 «m a hrulgo ; hnH .n nnir uurlh of hL-rr'l‘uu‘dhy Enâ€" :gim‘rr Ikrinh, of HA" find frrigm rhyme. ‘ “mu k111anmlan1nm-r Nelum. of flu ‘It'l'tnnl! c-ngmr. “an badly hurt. l’ns- i s: I-urr [urine-or Ackrrmun “a. badly i M nsml‘ Yin-men eu'uprd hy jHHlIHII‘ liu lht- r.u-r. .Vo pusscnzcn were 1-- huu‘d. ‘hihglrs tram HH- PUth nf III-ilding‘l wrrI- blown into \‘unm (r.u/ (In-r two units “\ucy. Hu- “(1N1 hulurv of the dnnuhlor is than [his “as our of two smukrh‘su powder uurks In llu- country and llu- gmw-rnmrnt is anxious m gr! all of (hits pnwdn-r puniblv. Only lllt wm-k a big uhipmrnl 0! mo runs Wu made (u the on”. It “ill mkt- stvq'll mnnlha (0 n‘lmild Hu- “nrks. l'lll’lo'l from Ever) Sl-Ir Ito-pol. lo the l’rrlldr-l‘n qunr-l fnr \‘oIn-(rrrl, “Inhimyun, April 27, - A! ll): durrof (:flil't‘ hmnw Mumln) ,\x1jl.(£vh,(wrhin Inn] n-m-iwd Aii.~p:xh-hv> from lhv gin- e-“nnr n! l.l‘;lrl_\' rn-r) Mun- um! h-rfl- UH V()!I»111_\ 1hr snmku-chb puudvrphng but ”11‘ nnrnply-«Hn and um. ('utton “wrks \n-rr dinklrv _\vIL 'Hu fun-«- of Hu- explosion “an M: pun-ax Hun the The c-Vplos'wn “Hp fullnvu-d by fire. which ppruul tn the aurruundin;y ”Arub- lu-r) nml tilnlwr an the hillside. 1 furor u! ‘11"! employ-u “m. imnu-diulcly HAHN} on! H) iighl thv tirv. which wu ('\1ll1}[llibhl‘ll. The part (If 1hr wurkl d. Hrmml was silnulm! an the uppnsito mn- u! Sun Inn-urn rivrr'frmn the mnin pmm. Nu puudrr. 4 \m [H Um! in proc- .55 of nmkmp. is )‘mmn h) lune been dvktrn.\m!. 'HH-rq- wxm prulmh!) ulmu‘ 01m [uilllidh of that in ”w huihiinpx Nu :luuhl in (-ntwrminrd nnmng tho l»11|-:jn‘.> AfiI-IhVWUYkFilthIl-IH‘I'\pi1u~ion Mm dm- 1.. un m-mdvnt. Hurnord-nmry pro-mmlmn hm! I'm-n lukvn to prevent U‘t'lh‘hl‘l'). and no “rilrmformml man v'lJt‘l‘HL‘hh Lhr npmmn than lhr m-mdfnt \\.1.~ the unrk of u Spnmsh up}. In \VII of Hr»! Mlggc'mtrd. It is nut ”nought the twpluaiun \AiH )Mrrfz-n- vnlh 1hr xnunu- fut-lurr of nlxmkolvn pnvuhl' for 1h. government. Thr Santa (‘ruz powder works are the urgent in this country next to the big Dupom factories. and the largest. by {u for the manufacture of the brown prhr mutt powder for coastâ€"defense gun. and ’he nmokelexa for the gunI on tho “*unhipn. Since thr war scarc- beg-n such heavy order: hlvr hrt-n metvfil from tho gowrnment for both the-- powders that thr “'uka have bee-n mom thnu crowded. The ‘11ar were estab- hshetl ‘In “~61 on the prearnt ii". on the line ufihe South Pacific ('onat railroad. The-y comprise ‘21 pnwdvr mills, ton shops. xix mngnzinm and stores 1nd .75 other buildings, lh‘l ivpm‘sr. PM ,‘nni pru-M‘nt ETIEHI\ \\I|.‘ Ill: u! un vnmmvr. . plan! had uh hcvrn LI‘C'I Known Io Have Been Lo-I In Explo-Ion at - I‘ll-II ll Saul. Cl‘ll. Cal. “'hilr it is said there is no reason to lwlivu- that a Spunibh spy but! an} thing ‘u do with ”w Yil't' nnd rxphnion. it I. Hgnifit'nnt that prerautimu \wre im- nwdiutvly taken to guard the powder works nt Point l’innlr. ncroas the bl, from San Francisco. 11‘: it p Hu- t' thl‘) .\H‘\ h mmh- pulvliv. Rrvruiling for tho rrpulnr army un- der 1hr Hull nrm) rt-orgnninflmn will b» “gun at “not. A rirvulnr hm- been pm lmrul uh in}: (lira-(inn {or ”fix work. um] this “1Hhrinsnedprnhnhl} twdny. ler rn-ru‘ning “ill be (-urrird (m in Hm rv-L'imrnln “More Hwy 31‘)? nnw lm‘nlrd l.) ru-pmu-nlul recruiting lmnrth and It lbv \nriuu- arm) pun. throughout 1b. In unU'). POWDER WORKS BLOWN UP. 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