Atwood Bee, 12 Jun 1891, p. 3

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* REV. MUNGO PRASER IN OONSTANTINOPLE, His Impressions pf the Turkish Oapital— WwW: a Doomed HN: Dear Sir,—On Wednesday, Golden Horn be bea for their beauty as to construction ; but well. The | guard posh suib the porpose <x modern o all, brough' rear. up to the] admiration and surprise of the Tarks. a The part of the city we inhabit is termed ‘the Pera. Across the Golden Horn, it is own as Stamboul, across the Bosphorus, |i {Soutari.) I never saw so _ a situation or location for a clty in my No wonder the Bear has his greedy eyes on this master position, and no wonder the Lion a himself iJ — i" ped paw e perceives his majesty o 8 _ north locking this way. The sights here sro quite namerous and very interesting. po We have the -™ of the old Seraglio, the ‘the Palace of the Sultan This a. m., about 10, we acted for the palace to see the great man urch ; @ goes every Friday, the Bee at Sunday. Mow exemplary on his part! Bat I am assured ape he is obliged to go. Well, we drove to m you believe it, cores were hundreds of visi- tors as anxious as we were. We were allowed the'privilege of py in a oer- tain appropriated oe for the advance and passage of His Majesty, by permit from the American Consul. For Bee 1 possibly > ‘og: see the o oh esenirery of soldiers lined th tho cent and rded him everywhere. Hea is coming! Book ! There he is! Bat look at the minaret ! See that man out on its balcony. Listen! “ oa is God and Mahommed is his ay rll The Sultan by this time is up; there he goes! Very like any other man, careworn a little in ——— and anxious looking, 6 quite human mensely, not altogether because of ¢ splendor of the place ; for there are many ; 8 of the be opposite of a agree In Stamboul, on Thursday, we hrough’ great patches of it —— oat ate antic, retrogreasion, wret e88, g dom surely, notwithstanding the goss on sections of it, is smitten = its che —_ is slowly succumbing. sppear thoroughly devotional, but he = fa ao superstitious and wofally benighted—the unspeakable Turk, as Y coctvie termed him! go, and would/en 4 EEBW BEAUTY. nee pate It is More than Skin Deep. of be beauty's fine edge without doctor affirmed that systematio efforts to tifal will © fair quailty. , for waite of some- , make when viewed aright, is as an Seed upon sound scientific ciples and. worthy of universal com- men Peat breathing is the first art to culti- vate in the pursuit of beauty. The lun; have their own muscular power, ra this ald be he chest st be larged by fall, deep breathing, a: not br masonlar action from without. the lange upward and outward, as if “ in- fiation were about to lift the body off the ground. orrrold the shoulders on a line with the “shad should ag the be it in Saal: jon, In walking, keep face and chest well over the advanced foot, and cultivate a free, firm, easy gait, without hard or jar- ring movements. It is impossible to stand or breathe aright if the Lyn . en correct ure &' rg Rew are interfered with the crcalaton ig spade, and deleterious substan in tend to make the onan bad. This ts is -]| one of the many evils of tight shoes. F To be well shod has a marked influence The feet a * the body in | been fo as the on style. their way as mu hands. A fitting shoe the human foot feels like a duok’s foot in the mud. It is held firmly | exa 8 king-| in place, but pete hee on ape Nothing oan exceed the and hygienic wickedness of a hae sty manifestly too & Next to the amine aoe at ¥ ere and simple as a means of he care of the comp.exion and the aeriieeaion of the _| Hight kind of expression are of $ im- The first is largely a matter of athing and the general bygigne of the skin, while the secon is best secured by ite o constant preference of higher thoughts over lower ones. This is tellectual li shining of abe =. 2 2 ceed ik Many -Biblo This b ook, I am asatisfied—the |i East yieldy indispuable proof—is the one only uplifter of the nations. May 9th, 1891 M. F. A Bendle Worth $191,000, “For two a carpe afternoon a package of 100 W cago Btreet Rail- way stock cartiteoten, wacth $191,000, went straying about town in‘the pocket 6 of a colored man, who pioked it Bp on the ae been given to a messenger to de a. it at the Home National Bank. | ° While nion —_ the boy stumbled aq and fell. When he gathered himself ether and went on the ry was left in the stract. Soott Jackson, a colored —_ picked up the package and he essence ving and is fortunately with reach of us all. ' For Tall Ladies, see ana daa you, have a skirt slight the sides and tigh rn hater —in the back. a} om silk two or — are floats prettil wearer and a the stature. to ignore it, however, meiege: th — band or trimming will give hera stun appear- anoe. Have the plaiting, if you wi but pit the same oolor as the material. A group anres-faohe bias ruffles be edged wii vale of i dameentt width. Another taney hae butterfly flounce. a Rae foance|® sswed on #. Some one noticed | ° —pe 6, saying he intended kee keep: e discovered to whom it be- The Sinfal Sleeper. In the West United Presbyterian Church at Kirriemuir the other Sunday afternoon the minister was calmly preaching his germon when a modern Jenny Geddes, infariated at one of the male members arse, exolaim “ ame Bible pocige he ae eens te ce pew, tec ih her Ciewts l pinemnbed hold her down ; i, “ "twas meant to wauken the sinfu’ sleeper.” A Late Denial. After a ailence of twenty-fi i Father es a Roman bratseennad Piet in Wi makes & to the width and the two fin wil of stiff brooaded ribbon two f ing the material is lace, gauze, net, organdy or the like, the ruffis oan be made of old rose, orange, peach or cardinal silk, and, seen Before one of the New York working Dr. Louise Fiske i , chest | rubber es guihored at as at on with 0 a ben DALTOW w braid is pretty. | © ribbon called the effect is very pleasing. Don't Demand the arth, If you go to the co enemys The Ladiee- Home Journal, don’ r all the city veniences. There on a vague idee that “- pay little or "or noltiog for therefore the st * ovine is ouch less +. Fe farm han in in od: there are ms of expense still ok the Sone (Lizoprorement . rge Explains, ‘ New York Reval : Ethel — What did | ™' ee mean George, by telling Maud that I "George — I er a eeteeret to your beauti- fal bi te am sure that Charley loves me. thel—What makes oe os you = sure ? fre fg ery aa) canse t Satanea en sxpfictatives! crema the heap of eld boots, of tin sana ae, "with. lah: hen bed tion ees pert ; E if Te q very m hide. Then it is paper snd & compound. g room, itis mixed with a com- and vulcanized. After that it is out up into small to the 8 of shoes afterwar all, int nae or ge SS eat a fy o what we ra used for insoles. . “The work is nearly all done andin the factories are employ and boot: Inflate j children, men and women. gets 20 centsa pair for making them, and a man can turn out from ten to twelve pairs a day. “There are between fifteen and Fag and shoe factories in the ee th a “yr —- of over one handred and fifty thousand pairs of boots oj and shoes a day. “There are four factories having a capacity of -_ — ee ae pairs ty Th ia nyetery where they QUEEREST OF HUSBANDS. An Australian litter and His Novel Point in Law. Binoe the * old aod * before such Is Marriage clever shoemsker says that in a well-| vie y bri g to commit} heres tothe “obsy” clause, but it has been reserved for an Antipodean spouse to lead that the marriage da a usband to death do them part, and that he is conse- quently not compelled to defray her funeral e legal luminaries of Australia, how- ever, didn't take that view of the case.— Lady's Pictorial The Wife's Obedience, Phimry denominations of Christians have the word “obey” from the mar- aes service. The * Roman Oatholic Oburch never had i rted, and even in mental reserva’ Two things have contributed to this— number of of their own, and rogress of the higher education. these ex goon ex- Be: to provide for his wife only till) a ¥ | blood but the softest and fairest of complexions con. | 082 result. “German Syrup | seg a of a) Stitution itself it is caused by innu- merable small creatures living in the or ner having no business there and eating them away as caterpillars do the leaves of trees. A Germ gna little bacilli, as the germs are called, are too small to be seen with the naked eye, but thes are very much 5} alive ag the same, and enter the body ur food, in the air we breathe, and ae fe the pores of the skin. ‘Thence they get into the blood and finally arrive at the lungs where they fasten and increase with frightful rapidity. Then German yrup comes in, loosens them, kills them, expells them, heals the places they aleave, and so nourish and soothe that, in a short time consump- tives become germ-proof and well. @ ———— Who Owns th 4 The gueetion as to whom « physician's has never been seri- reneeiay Tey coleed ie this SS eae as by general use the druggist who vig —siir cB it a peccerighion fa_alvazs” condeceiol $6 r wa belong to the patient ; Medical Journal, recent! 1» Be y. giving verbal ‘yi ia patient, tions inttule the it ig usual to put of giving a written does not, however, affect the On a pretty girl saying to to Bates Choate: -you on ivy. Sc lied, ‘* Ob» sect ; you adda so much to the beauty of a thy-oom . Pierce's strikes direotly at the £ore of the driving the impurities entirely out ot ‘the system, and with a fresh stream of the veins, ni ing scceaccamilagreaniiin To Clean a Pi bh of his pi ing is good way is to fit a match nto the stem and Land the bowl with $0 grounc that it waa not ‘sappombe she could reat or write.—TZ. W. H., in Harper's Basar. Worth Striving For. Did you take any of the air Student—No, but I got the biggest bouquet. The Three Fates. New York Record: Lamar is Ravi an a woman says: ‘ Bome wo fools, somes sobisve folly, peg tess most ." , | them marry fools. oe The Cigar in the Slot. New York Press : “Tt took me five years,” said man to a New York Tribune a6 sae cont, Bey She poke. 1 piven bere ang ype | —In this of keen competition a must ekeirioe and advertise wisely gradu ee Relative—And so you have} tel. | us Let the a ont he ong and the pipe is cleaned.—WN; Men That Jump sions are gensrall Ba... their eoause there are , umberless worthless.. Don ogy Oatarth 1 Remedy with i It is wa dthem! It is _—a what It is worst bove and mil bapen others fail to Y301 able 7 at all alo, N.Y. er web, she | and having # family of snail spiders just the point of the toe. if [3 il Far E f i i : f eaFe HH 2 ara neti i if! Ee B me i eHEes E E F saily, mons, Femme ines a her possessions. Bo of an ka - | them into writing, oh that a mistake ma vl not be made. The act of y | alone—r ecommended tinually growing in fa as ite staunch friends res A pouiive and refined tive guarantee accom: at your draggist a. The anne 3 Dian't Oount,- Boato Pretty girl (to salea- man) aa ~ ‘bay a hammook strong to hold a up three. — our” ar= y hold ui mocks Pretty at (aabe 7 (anbesitatingly)—Well, ne matter, r Seine “ie by! crimped Ly ee — pt black hair looks ‘better when it, a oiitate roughened. is also a screed to oall it “the war for Southern sl At Knoxville, Tenn., the machine shops and bal pacino the Knoxville Iron Oo. D, O. 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