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20 THE REAL JEAN DE RESZKE. how the oi*i;n \ u% E! %> n work* %mi n \\n. Ills Womlerfiil I'minirr mul Inina* trr-Mndnnif 4r llr%#kr, llrraclf it Mualrlnn of €>r*nf liihni, I* Her II ti Ih n *l |it |* lr h I i n Hrfrr l*h > al<* I In* in in* %% lilrh lit** Ti n or I nl**rur* to R***p linn** If In < nulillun llf miml III* Ilrollicr IXnunnl, llr f*reat llmano, %r* I nthmi i• ilf W h**a*l mrtt They Irirnrd th* UnnnrrlNii Hoi•••—*!mn’a I.canon I nun on Ot. •curt* Mn*er—The Frojrct of lir llrukr l nnarnnliiry of Miiatr In I'nrla - The *|tlrn|ll lie llrbr IVatnle mul !<•* inn *tnll<* In Mu*. •lit. New York. IV <v 7 —'The whole nrorll krtow - th* J‘ an do l>zko of the rtaffo, * ml tim- of !hf ml ilio i a wHo have toard nl a' liimed that wntvlorful vole®. nn*l no less* wonderful art, very 1 \\ kn. n ar vihinit of the man him if He la not fond of publicity and prcarry* 40 much ha can of the rights of th* 1 ’• ~ . _ , V- TT; ■ Edouard de Ileazke. Imvi* citizen Ha 1# liv ing quietly In his Ptrls house or hunt tng on the g isat estate in Poland ownA by himself and hts brothers, Kdouard •r and Victor. Thds man with the gold mine in his throat, aa*d the musical world it? his fees, in worth two or three millions of dollars to-day. The high tenor not*-, which U heard In Its purity in hut one or two *:n<?*rs In a orntury, Is the foundation of his wealth, rclnf* : I*> a remarkably good Judgment on paying lirveatmenis He might l*e w- -th more, had he t>uehl for It. hut hta prefer ence ha* h**-n a rreMerat* pa #. Aimu; tally and artlsth al:>, ?*. surmount perms rwntly the obs*a le* which have barred his way to au -• *•** According to opera managers, his contra *ts ikw iKlaye call fur 12.000 frai a f***rf>>rm anc* In Amerb a In lon<fc>n he re oalvae three hundred |*u:.da a nig 'it. 1 —"■ ] iUtM , * * k,l I— - jt I && Ok&mj* iJPP i " ! . r -—' 1 f I H,T***r. . •' 1 - { i . v * t *•* MuaP Know In Jean de R* satU* ’* New Tirls Hum*. aad In aa* h rs< a i*-r*•*? <. g* oil tb* house above n certain limit. In the FnJted Btstes hs ban r-■•••|v 1 . high os UO.*ss' for an at |* ami) • the high *s? regular f**s of the sort ever made. The Jean lie llpsilpi it l llmiie. filnoe his recent marriage, the tenor has developed mark'd dome-tic lndifa* tk*ps Madame de Hesxke is a Venn tian blonde of nottbie beauty, and ev: dently Is her husband's Insp’ra tlca. Their attachment was formed while she ra* the <?ountess de M Ully-Nesle, the engagement covering seven y *rs #lie in 'OUFin to the lHi* <!*• l.i Roche foucauld. and daughter of lh Com tense <ie Ooulaitie, who has prcs**nted th* • ouple with their T-trls house on th x Rue de la Kalsaanderie In this house Is a prUat* theater with a seating ca pacity >f jj ■. wtiere the tenor will en terSlr. his favored friends. For >ears M Marne ds Hesxke has t>een widely known ns the best imat*dir vocalist In Tarts Jean de Kc-xke says Ins wife Is inn, an of ?ii!i rare Judgment us he can find r.ow nerc elw*. T he* 1e R skt - are of herol* - build, tvl the thT* < hr>> h%: * fft4eri stone In weight, and ire tall in proportion Jean i* k.i.s ej/ecUl care to k**€t bin bulk f* m degenerating Into mtra fat Arising before eight o'clock, he ?:lies gyrnna#! after the Sarula* syatern. to k**ep his wltwl in goo*l condi tion, punehes the bag. whl n he finds •xcellent for kefjdng the t , ->? • xj.nit l Ten laker a sj>;n a-wbe**|, followed a (earing rublown with n harsh fiber glove When on duty at rh% opera, both ths de Rtskes Prrgo negrty every other tiirtaUot., aaui tsbn a taring reheara are on they take only enough exer* to oat Iffy h>glenlc requirement a T■ *' n-lth®r -u • k> nor drink when fill li<# .\:c rn^arrmrnta Her* lay In iop the de fieaske v ; Ti® mo er of the aing* ci. |h*n* •.**.! a trained soprano vo. * * i tii • >iu.t!lty Moth monsieur and nulunn wr* devoted to the op**ra and httle Je.m aid Edouard wire often taken t hear the l* m '- visltlnf the I Polish capital Of those ♦;*% Jean •1* any* I began t sing a* h mere by. and when t m time f r m* t 1> s*-1 udy I • . * i * calibrated prof* ?*Mr ll** Ha* - 1 th it tny \t* • iu- a I 11 * r. • at. t . though 1 pit-and again and *g*sn that my not## were i> .ng truu.**l tvo low On the night **f my ! i>ut a barltor.t upon t * ©jwriti - >• m> fa't er. at th< * oriolumcm >f the j < rf*rniun rushed into my* drdfig notn saying Well, if th if all . emi do in the v .y of dng.r g. v.u had Otter glv it up. and ch* i. *t . r areer.’ * If I- I, t *>f *• *•* e.l: % times of adv* - • • ti : 1 A f wan wß.rvtr.iwn v Mid i art* r f fir right heca.ie tii#- \..wrir 1 i- * -'ii* kd not * e'.it; I lie nrrnl Tenor %lvn>s Mendy to lenrii Something >ri. hin de Itevzk* orikinjdv combines Mh ti . *r and th-' sltigsr if hi f f? ;t • if. 1 e e all i>f the eltu.it ns lab-re t‘ e pub*!-' are well thought out, his met nod is an elastic on* He him half ad zen ways of do ll r the same thing, and Is r.-ady to learn from any sourc* Two yearn ago, walla listening to a rovx'ort in the pro vincial theater at a French watering l* ice, he Inard an almost obscure tenu* tk** a • ria *i nois remarkably well M **e R.:/k- InvlUd the singer to visit his hotel, atnl i**k* I that the s.mo mea sure 1m repeated "Y"im Is a better rote than mine.*' fr/nkly ••mf* el the uiast.-r musician. Ti.-n the and u n ums t* nor asked of the .?lr tint he t rn mister. The great -h irer prm • i an apt pupil, and aftei patient work he added this note to his equipment Jean <l* It •r.ke appear* never too b *y to give h lift to a promising voice. While vlltlng at hin nous*, l have ‘■•••n him nil attention ns a young s tiger, who had Ink* r Ms l*itrr**\ i,v. an opera air before him. Ho *• and and n-'ddod nppnnvirmly. wan* h turning the notes to show how they should go. Ho has the enthusiasm of t *ie r* ill !r , r. .i.“ ha** K louard *l*o. an ) hi* i* f*• ♦* nlvelj follows the ca reers of hi* not few dlselideh That his inlet t inn*. h\ n wl.inr he!|>- fuJnesv If ha 'i i In *n n project of Jean d** Ke*xk* to Cos iml .1 conporvatory In Par Ip. for th* tr lining of capshie young mup*• iar s for the lyric* pt i|* If th* |ro|H * il iW'Vflopa, the building "111 Include i model theater, "hero wo thy jmp’l* mwv Appear th* prep*, puli | ' nn.l manage p. with a view to i ng.*K*roent i rdU'te would Nir a certificate *lc •‘'l by Joan d* Heeike. ns director. which ou.h' to l*e an nr t l ■ |VH."ipjv>rt throughout th* Iyr 1 * wo-hi I be l* ve, ti %vver. th t M *h‘ Itepxke will hod In nh*\,ii • this ambitious plan of phil.mthroj * and f**r th* {*r *• • • uTI ret eive libir.id th** few who tko hip *;>•< ial fancy at the | lv.ro thooter ?• li* hed to hi new p rip houte. Th** de H eatk*- met‘d of lyric has le*en gather ed from a mu Ht i t of *ui cep. hut inoetH from w •• In lp uthor. "Hppjim of in • l**d> f.*r in them vour greatest dung* r lie-,** ay* the famous Pole. “Bach vol m quire* |tp own l*e. ullar m*;h*d. The fu himent *1 prir - ciplea of breathing a e dike In all eae*; hut **ach lar\ rj x a* its u • Ini way of emitting so ml It Ip because they Ip reran) ih* e trot *•- that s* many teacher* pimply mur ler voir | In* Physical lliiplp <f tlie lelte*/ke \ olre. A profile view of the singer wrlille r* • - dering his vo**al * luu *!- pN>w i in ably the rise and f *ll of t ** add mien, lie not only ewells tretiK-n lo taly with the vast inhalation, l>jt the dia^hacm THE MOKNIMG NEWS: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1000. WHEN YOU) BACK ACHES. By MARGARET L. BRIGGS. (AU. HIGHT KKSF.IU KD ) It In ft f.ct thjt twnftath every t>* k< he there lurk th (rmveftt p<*iftlbtltt.e' Veer* of effort on the |>ur*. of men, r. 4 column after column of newej.*p*r *pic In every Jouri dl In the country hve fftil.i to imprrtw on women that their batka-he is merely a lgn. that real trouble exla-e eotw-mhere Many w..m*n even now to-day. with all th* light that has been throwr. on the eubject. endure back > he rlkht alony <lay after day and call it rheumalm They actually' treat It with aurfaee applications of liniment, and ao through the dally m -ery hop.ng that a change In the weather will rellete them. The Ignorance concerning backa".ne le not confined to women them aetvee, but to their .loctor ae well, for. singular n It may eeem. many practicing physician* fall to dlagnoee backache aa n symptom only They do not recognise the kidney or Mad ter trouble, the womb or ovarian trouble* that may be, and one of which *ur*ly la making the backache, as a sigr.ul to hunt for something that I* going w rong. Of course there come* a time wh n the < ov< n f< ot of backache shows Itself ar 1 the mruggle then le for ;!• ..r l< vt. TW no ttagfl ration It Is going on all around ua. dally, hourly. Women arc Ul with such a complication of derangements that one who understands wonders how they stand on thtr feet. They keep going, attending to their duties un til the day come when surrender must be made to the real trouble. Profound Ignorance reuses this negh-ct. What woman would know ingly let hersrlf drift Into the grip of kidney complaint or uterine dis order’ As a matter of fact, there should be text written on the minds of every woman in tht* country: "If your back sches write to Mra Plnktsam." Tou can get more direr* and valuable advice out of one letter whlrh will eome prompily In reply to yours than you can In years of trial and consultation with phy.-|e|un Mr. Pinklinm Is authority on las ka-he and her medl-lne Is Its conqueror. Sit knows what hickacha Is. Her flies are filled with letters from women she ha* cured of It. In curing their backache she has really cured them of the troubles that produced the backache. These troubles are strictly w’ithln the field of work occupied so successfully and so long by I.yd, it E. Plnkham's Veg. table Compound Thlr Is a medicine which will not cure all the Ilia that fl*h Is heir to. but for the troubles orginating In the feminine generative system It has no e>pinl In the world, and the willing teellmony of thmiearuis of women will and does support this statement. Mrs Ptnkhsim give* an earnest Invitation to women to write to her at I.ynti, Mas* for advice about their health. This Is surely the easiest way to be helped nnd put on th# right track, for no person la so well qualified to give advice to women who are ailing. When y .ii write t.. Mrs Ptnkhnm you do so in perfe-t rmnfldar.ca. for all the correspondence Is carried on by women, end by women only. Tell Mrs Plnkhum the story of your backache and all the other peculiar ities which make you feel puzzled a out yourself. You will understand after following h<-r advice the gratefulness of the women who write of their cure—you will he one of the grn teful ones yourself. Is pressed to the lower convex, and then Is held down as a bellows to work the nw |er?*cted air-apparatus. The dia phragmatic muscles lie heavily acr as the abdomen, end wht-n the at Ist Is singing they play powerfully. Ike those In the “danse du ventre" on Ode tal stages The result of this huge alr caparity Is that, for hi- contlnu tie phras ing. Jesn de Resxke Is without an equal. A eplen ’.ll p iy? *ii development Is. in truth, the foun n'l -n f.r the de Ite-xko musical methods. He doe* not strain the vocal chords, for little w.*rk is done in the thto.it. The ac •!! n -itlnge are stmiilv stretched there, and they are plaved upon bv the air which the va*t bellows below throw forth in Its wonderful son an e This Is the theory of voice making which some teachers try to dem- smite, hut which few know to ier form. An lllus*ration of the jtatlent Industrv f this vocal genius Is found In his nar rative of the learning of the Wagnerian les “At payreuth. where 1 went at invitation of Madame Wanger. I Mid 1 uanted to sing Tristan, and was prompt ly told by the director that it would be ■ ' - • ;•? . 1 - *, .. i ; >y 'V •>—. ’ r *ij*; Hi ••. v** . s ■ v • • - •> ’ • .a. \ • .;*• ■ '•W ■ j?' * : j£k . . :—; J - Jean lie I:. *7.ke lm|osslble fur a foreigner to got that great In tlerman. However. 1 start and in. but • t the end *f a month of hard labor. I was in desialr of mastarlng It bo 1 telegraph*'! Herr Knalaa. and to gether w • worked six hours a day for two months before I began to see my way cit arts ” “Ye broke In Kduuard do Resgke. “It took (wo years of work before he was sure of his j*art In German '' 'lt is true.' replied J* n and I hii • to scold 'the hi tie I rut her' before hi* would leurn lions H.anhs,” he added, millng rt'venge upon Ktlouard fur te||- 1 1 K family affairs \V have iilwnvs held that operas should be sung in their native tongue, tam tied Kilo uard “After we hah overct-m* ur own lifTTu ties as learn eta. It was all plain Failing with th aatkig'-ment* In Kmciand at 1 America and we have steadily added other parts In German." The do Resikes sing every prom inent tole. and their re|g*rtury Includes ia!f an hundred farts the most of them mastered only after such labor * s ft w a r e wilting t** bestow. 'nt yourself in the place of the eh r -ii(.4sn> whose woss you sing.” says Jean ■le llesxke "Hirlvr ever to move your inarm, not to aatotuth them. Ait i9 not • trarje It I, to the the bull, of humanity, v.,„ ,h0..1i rtr.t appeal oiUy after that ... the ear ThU prCN-e,, la much „ fa Dura „ ' '.‘e.*""’7' h r 118 ' •''*- .™,r o! '"XT** , ‘ lr "“ dv Preo. rup4e.l * Uh .he ,lout, let of It e„. For Instan.-e , ' pn “ t-erf..rTna!"e i, hem* „ v .. n : 71 .’J! X ° Ur * r “P ot ,f > for ln.taw. Whether taking part or M.M.r* by awaitjr* the nr*, torn You in the annietire ,w , h .. player* ,n. vrr.Ui* In the rrr%nrt one ml R h, lrna- K.ne thev are epenklnc of the .rmth of the rvenln* the twHl.anre of ,he hou.e or other email-talk of the e!a*e, but thi* u not eo with the bee*, plevere wlio ep.k only In line with thoir part. a,„| ■ ompletely put on the lives of their .-her •dsn." SUr> illou. (he ftiatfin F.stuti* of tlir lie ft riikfft. The freres do Hesgke are gt*od finan ciers. and their fraternal afTectlon ex tends to a mutual interest In the large winnings they make at grand opera, and latterly from their raving tables and estates In Roland. Jean owns the most of the pro|M-rty, hut the three brothers have five chateaux In total, and they ire so Well |vUM>d with their h<*ld- Ings In the domain of the Tsar that the tnoet of their spore funds go for the er.’sig r g of their joint egtotee. hen Jean and Kdounrd alight at K! mnl***, half a i xen hour.* south of Warsaw, for their summer's res: after the hind seas *nV work In England and America, they drive straight away fo five mils thiough their own ;>oswesions I*f io Hkryd *v chateau pushes up ! home welcome before them * The ♦ fate I* *ne f the finest in ToUnd comprising It* acres of farm an l fotest land. The de Rcsxke* are goo<l i i|.trs, and ofnti cniiTlaiii :ne4r guests from America. Finland nn i o’.*cwhere with robust s|H>rt at shoot ing de. r. wild-boara, wolves, turke>- pheasants and hares which atock the pi. serves The families of Kdouard ihl Victor live on the borne place, and Madame la (\>mtcsse Is fond of a hit of the nip and snow of her hus band's north* m statxn, us a change from Tails. When you mention th turf the de R* Hik* eye llchta up Both Jean and \ Ictor have told me alK>ut their stable* In Poland, and of the % Ictoric* won on the Hubakai course* by the white and cherry, the family colors The stables were established In IMM. and they beaded the winning list in Husela and Poland In l#h, ware a* u.d in the following year, third in H* by an ex npitlona)!) bad run of luck, but Aral *gU, last year, when the Prix Imper ials, the Prix de limperatrlce, and tha other tlret Muscovite honors were won The yearly ex|*-n*p of tha de Reazks atud la U.nOU rubles, and as Jeon does not i*et on turf results, the legitimate winnings must of ne easily be large to keep the account halan •• I but this la now -lone, as last year's prise* akme were franc. Aside from the bro->.! mares purobaaed In the States an 1 England the s-abl# are kept stocked from the hre. ding estab lishment of Edouard, who lives at Garnek chateau Edward Page Gaston. BRER RABBIT’S SMARTNESS. (Ever flnce thr flmt of T’nrl#* Heimm ftorloff w *Tf' an*! th# boys* ar I Rlrla of (hr North ani We t ma*l# friends with Brrr Fox an ! Hr* r flabhlt. who hi I lonc hren kn wn to ev*ry Southern hoy an<l 4clrl, there hate Im-<*ii a quetHon >o how Brer Rabbit always *u #>#*!< 1 in mrH tlnir th* best of the other antrna! Aj •very one Icr >wn, tiie real lirer Ilwbhlr l a Utile tlniki fe'.low, almost afraid nf rus own shadow and he may even he un |e tr*i Of Ui* {f ouip <l Ai tl hlrai K-ly enough. In all the >tori-m -<id in prln:, even In Mr. Je| chan Her Harris book*, there is no % • .unt an to bow the Rabbit fb>t his martnri>t. The folloaing rtory, however, give-* a m-t Ingenlou* l examina tion of this. and. uri- u y enough. It A Correr In Jean de Re?zke* New* Paris Il**me. was told by an aged negro who lived in th** same little town In Central where the er tor of t*n< )e Remus tw.s leirn >*nd l*.ird of the f imoue liter Tlabblt s ones. The author. Mrs 11 W Hunt, who has set the narrative down ju. t os it w-*s told, iv a a Si-.‘K Iglrl t end of the author of the I’nck Uemui stones.) tfi-; trfi: story of how rrer KAr.BIT OT TWITS A 1.1- THE ANIMAL. By Mrs 11. W. Hunt. Well, ohlilun. you bln axin’ how ceme Brer Rabbi al *rs fo.*l de yud h r erte tura. an* now I gwine ter lve yo* de onJer standin* of din buslne**.- on*- time. Rr. r Ribblt gottor studyln* he did. how he want muked olg an de vudder animals. n‘ *le mo* he study, do mo’ uneusftfltd h<- 4tt. f at ia • ivd *• up his mlie he gwine ler x “Ole Mars* ter” *l*>ut hit. Dlah ver worl’s ’’O.e Maraters” plan ashun, ohlilun! All dce >er cotton patches, an’ cawn flei*. an’ d* m days •i !•• Marater” ustar tsme down %*r corn staiu an’ sorter tauter round !***kin' nr ter his ho* haiul* an' cotton pickers. n ,*/ 1 atn te.lln* you* Brer Rabbit termin' f r ter ee him. on’ ax him ter moke him bigger dan he wux So nex* time he p r skivered ”Ole Mare.” he resumed t**r up an arglfy s-l im how all d# yudder re ture gwine ter |>ose on m, k.x* .n# *o little “Ole Marnier” look tor er Jubuoa an’ arter while he 'low. hit don look far. dats a file’, nn h* gwine t*-r keep h:t ir hts membenre iout Brer Rabbit beln smai.er Win k* res ot* de cre* turs. but htdor* he mak* Im bigger, h* got some tik.er business fer 'lm nr tend ter! lb* bln wantln er elephan's skin fu.l er blu k birds, er long ttm . ah' he ’low**l de r ib blt wux de ve'y man ter git uin but he mut'n be hope by no bud l>. an' he mu clar on his wud an' horn r he got um ali by htsaef. Brer Rabbit was mighty p.e- Jured nt dl. an' he stin k his walkin’ cane under h~s arm an’ sot his beaver ha? on side ob his hade, an’ spit out er rhaf er teri*a-ker. an’ wipe his mouf on his •de'ib. Je like gemnums dux desa da.vw. VICE CONSUL GENERAL AT SINGAPORE GIVES THANKS. ■jr* rTT^w<sw;n..<fi^nnr-g? ctsimpi . '■ Bgnrj l* r ->>-• . ... •' - . .. f ' Jdl. . t ■ I'W'. . K* X&rSfr " 3 ! . 4 l r cj*r. J fT yd*' t BShmllw Wr "f* Rstfwgsr rJ -j tK!V h • p- . -Jr ■ •• 4 taVOwßln'*? .K • * ' | |r 1 i’ i'Y . . ■ jn • ■ 'Si g ! i Jmmm 'V S-iaßgWg > *• HON A. It. S. MOSKLKY. Of Houle, fig.. Tlf ( on.al lirorr, I of .he I nl.eil k.ntra „< <*|n K apore. .. _ „ . „ . „ Oft.. Nov. Si. 19>. Dr J New(oti llsth iw.iv . fir*m *'r** t, Sto.tiroli. Oft. I'eor Ptr I t*<! Ihl* ’I hoi.k-K.vlu* .lay et mtei,|. r you lht itile word of grill. iu.le and ftppr.-Iftlo, for vo • w|, .| re.tm.nt of my ,•,. For many year. I hav- *..IT. r..| afllh a ...ereklndn**- <he..ee an l <1 runftement o' fh. ■tervoiM Wm. n.l your treauumt h.* u, me la-.ltn ttmn for twenty y**™ '▼ truly your*. a. B B. MoSBI.tY. an* den *he pon he much er blee*lired ter Ole Mars.” fer h!f 'pinion, an' lat h* itwjne ter commodate him an’ qlt de birti-, Hho! Inn he §o off by hissef an' Ilf hip coit u.i. an* sot <town on er stump he d*l ter p!*ler 'bout dlt business. While h* #iit:n lar, he eee okl Brer BrpMn er fee Jin' in er ewwn patch, an’ he git down ofl de stump, an' h** perused up ft i de ole man and he p.v> Brer xvlephin, you is er b.ir man. fer true, an* I Min t er *f unn* hit, but me ii !**me yudder gemermens had er lit - t.e '-<Mnint 'bout you turrer day ’* You did. ae* Brer Elephln. er tumin* up rii* no*# "wot you goiter say ho.it m*** You little one a tills creetur!” ”1 any." *e* Brer Rabbit, "dat big aa you i- vuii ran t tote or fodder Mack, de\ my you kin an' I say you can t den sir we had hit. up an' down, tel at la*‘ I ’lowed, 1 gwlne ter ax you iout hit.'' "Oh I ain't biff nuff. ain’t I?” *e* Brer Bkphln er laughin' tel he shcw’ed all his toofe*. *'l ain't big nuff ter tote or fodder Mrk' Well. Brer Rabbit you j<>** shew ine da: fotlder stack. Mon"' "Bar " says Brer Rabbit or pintin' ter de biggest In de fle!', " ••mme fee yo* Ilf dat on yo' back." Wid dv ole Hrer Elephin walk ter de • k. an' nAturaiiy wrop his lMder trunk roun' hit. an' slung hit on his* back easy ez er fedder b**<l "Wat you fink ob dwt?" sez ole Brer Elephin. ' Hi," *ez Brer Rabbit, "you done hit sho nuff. but I see wdd yo' lifTlii an* strainin' yo' win done gin out, an’ I lay you can't smoke yo’ pipe!" "I ant. I**" mz Brer Elephin. "J** you look roun’ in my behim*- • t t ill I k* t an' git my tinder hawrn. an’ light dat ole cnw'n cob pi*e cr mine, nn* I show you’’* Den Brer IDibblt looked In Brer Elc phln'a coat pocket an* git out’n hit his tinder hawn, an* pipe, but chUluns, atld drr light!?*' Brer Mlephln’s pipe. Brer RaH<4 striked fire h*- dkt ter de fodder on Brer Blephln’s back, an* den wen hit wer in light blaxe he holb r “Oh Lordv! You'se on fir#-' Run. Brer Klephin. run! Run. Brer Eiephin. rim!" Hen ole Brer Elephln he lit out. sir, h** did, an’ h* tuck er streak f* r de wools, but Brer Rabbit holler-—“ Don’t run in de wrood Brer#l!ephln! Run wrhar de win’ blow an’ put you out! Run. Brer Klephin. run* Run. Brer Klephin, run!*' len Brer Klephin runned an runned in de win' ik Brer Rabbit tole ’lm. td de Pro an’ de smoke choke ’im ho h** fell down dade. in' den Hr* r Rabbit corned up an’ skunt 'lm an* hting his hide In vr tree ter dry. an’ den he sot down an’ luff tel he hiked ter bus’ hlasef op* n. “Oh! I is a little one c ill is creetur. I Is'” he *ny to hesn. f an’ <!n he InfT ergir.. While he Fatin' l*ir *r prose cutin' in his min’ how he gwlrvter ga dr kin full er Mack birds, hyar ct>m*-s somefln up in de a’r. whir' whir' an he look up an’ sea Cnpti. Black Bird hlasef wld his plumes on bis head .in’ his op periets on h shoulder, an' all his gang •I* bird follerln’ arter 'im “<jool m wn in. t’apn." ray Br*r RibMt, ' wlmr is you gwine hsh yer fine day?” ' I |s er tskln' de*#* soldjurs out ter drill.” say <*apt> Bla* k Bird “You .s,” say Brer Rabbi? “Well, you Is a scrumptious lookin' feller, hut !>*rd’ I kno wed *r (*apn onit —Pshaw ’ why sir. he drill hts soldjurs so eve r time h* say— Toiler me.’ dey follow*d Ya-slr! dey went!” Den Brer RahbM he got down • ffen de stump an’ bregfi bis hritch* - off. hs did, an' say—“but I mus* be gw.ne ’loi.g home (fowl mawnin' Capn.” “lok a hyar.” says Capn Black Bird, er struttln' up ter 'im, wer hit you’ !n --terdenc* to say desa yer men would n min’ me?” “Srein' is beilevtng’ ” aay Brer Rah b.t “Well. Mr Cotton-Tail.*’ say Capr. Black Biril, “you Jess pint de place whnr THE LITTLE SICKNESSES Whirl, Grow Into nig One. A little cold in the head Is a trifle, h’ti • neglected and It hang* on from we.g , 0 week and geta Into tho throat <iii.| | ur . it !no longer a trifle. It I* , ' longer a el-wht cold, hut the heglnt f chronic catarrh. Do not make tho mistake of t|- you have no catarrh because th# .„. and nose appear to be clear. If t| t,' cough, tickling in the throat, honrzt . ... nr a ienee of oppression in th. c! e, ( ~.. have throat ad bren. Mul cnt.irrh If • appetite I" poor, nausea, gtggng and ; . gust for food, especially In the morr.u , yott have ca'arrh of the et m icli Tiie surer* and afest tr-atment tor every form of catarrh Ii an internal rerr. edy. which net* er>eclally on the h|r ..j and mucous m mbranes. Ku -h a remedy I* the new murrh cure sold everywhere by druggists under n, rr of Stuart's Catarrh Table's a m „| , In pleasant, convenient tablet f,.rni ' r . containing all the best and latent ttpeetfl-, for catarrh, whether locutel in r.!#- throat bronchial tubes or stoma h. Sltiart'e Catarrh Tablet* ar cnmrss of aangulnarla. guulae- l, red gum a Mini: ir antUeptlog, which destroy • . germ* of catarrh In the blood, and no r who suffers from iny form of .-,1. r .i. and ha* gc- n the useleesneas of s tir ,, v , douches, and powders, will ever ,n y to them after one* trtlng -o exvnv, t t., plea-tint it 1 harmless n reme >y (t'uart’s Catarrh tnl-leig, and onu wht.-s g: ves relief It- so short a time Even In east s where catarrh has i5,,., ed the senses of smell anil b*ar;ng, th< • t ablets aecotnplteh a curs b. a use • blo.il belt g i-leons.-d of catarrhal ter the mucous surfaces of the nose a r | throat no longer clog up and r. stwr pas-nge with catarrhal se-retlons All druggists sell full-sized treatments of Smart's Catarrh Tablets for the n- :r nal price of 50 cent*, and the regui - dnlly use of them will effectually ours this troublesome and dngerou disease mv men won't foller me. an' I shew you somclln "Itar." say* Brr Rabbit, "dar ta r ole elephin kln—"but quick as he ■ de wuds out of hi* mmtf C*pn Rla i Htrd whistle, and fly Inter de hide, an' nrter 'lm went de whole gang Dr. Brer RobbU grinned aho nuff I tell yx> ; chllluns an' he Jerked up a ptsstl uv bar gras* an' tied dat skin up qul-k'e r.ghtln', an' drug hit orlon* tel he foe "Ole Marster" an' den he *hv "Hear Ole Mars, hyar dish yr *>- phlii'* skill full er hlack birds!'' An "Ole Marster" spon •'You git tin, all by yo' sefT'* An Rrer RibWt any: "Yaeslr on my w-ud on' honor.'* Den "Ole Marster' say: '•Well. If you kin do dat much mis chief wtd de else you got. you Mg miff, an' I gwtne ter make you no bigger"' Den Ilrer Rabbit oe "Ole Marster" done sole 'em out. an' from dat day ter dts, rhllun. Brer R.thbll ain't trus’ to buddy' He put all bis pennunc* In -- sense In hi* own had* an' de strertk In his legs' , "An' some say " continued th# old la key, looking furtively and cautlo'i-!v around "some eny. dat k*ze 'ol# Mar,r-r went back on de rahb dal time hs dr l,|| yin his fren ehber pence an' * . n he gits In er ttgit de 'ole hov' alien, hot-. 'lm out' Hut l ain't tellm' ilat for • rhilhms De fus ob dls tale ar* tn*u, b * dat 'bout de dlbbU. hi* mout be -o at.' den ergin. hit mout’n. Dtsh yer Is all f know* fer -artln—ll de ereet ir. s-f maked bigger d*n Brer ItabV'lt Brr Elephin bigger. Brer Bar bigger Br r Cox bigger hut Brer Rabbit hrar vl*. an' who eher burn 'tm fer fool ain't gwta ter gtt nn ashes, sho's yo' bawnf’ WOMAN’S WORLD. Crnln'ie-1 from pa e Vi. rood luck is composed of ninefv-tvss part* of amMtloo n-l one rr" ot Ho.vl hoil--k- , r > -r, uiy* tht* N-* * Trlhtio**. Ju—t t *h‘ *MMn ■* •> ■' •' fully look ov-r th.-1r -took of houok 1* ronv-nl-noft* an.l 'hat -V-rV r. -.iry artt.'lp for departm-nl 1- '- 1,11r.| ”1 'I not mln.i wo-kliuc.” 'v h -e) .in .'(ntrl-vi-l houifßUl*. *h-> - • • lUittli'K a pi aor where *h* hoi <t< f r n .. k. “hut T want to h *ve rrv. own * hint: I <lnn’t like to have to run 1•■ -talrf. for mv .■oal e.'Utth* that the fot * mini hiii taken for hie 'Until* r, -i rtr or ell are hroomr with the parlo-m tt I eat, ! -put down a thin* In this h ■■ without eotne one wht-lctna It aaai In thf ktrthen the wheel, of the I nv |e* machinery would run mu h rr r *UIOOth)> If • v.rv re.-e-aarv UtMl already -upplleil before a oook t k a new plane To me- name nee 1.1 In ment • a critical Juncture Ir tr Ink <> any one’" tnup'r at'ti to he hunt! .pel in ru 'h a way often ruin. t <ll-■ “I like to he with a lutly who nv** timer work- In tier ow n kites , utm kind always ha* everythin* nice an 1 1 venler.t " reniarke 1 ft new rook. I k •>' Broun t her w'th wr,it aat afactlm and notlny the nunv Mbor-aytn* de'l * ,n t,., k tehen of Mrr. M . wtio. Ilk. ' ■■' mother tiefore In-r .le!l*hfe,l to pr., i ' ,taints little .llehra when he ha I time and Who for that reaaon w i < qualn'ed wliti the mlnuteat ne ■ 'fl > her kitchen. It t "f* ' n ' lf women were to Hudy the needw of w.no do their wotk, and are that every detriment I* w-11-tnorked wltn latewt modern oonvantences. there wouli be fewer chatikee. The FtrelMfht— I |me to .tt ai the comer hero. In the p'.fro of the fllokerin* (tame Ar.d w*tc|> how the moi’en eoal* take f hape. And burn In a living name. And tn each of th- flame, red fine e* And the gold of lie }—autlfol be 1 There throb* In It* heart half hidden The tear* that a woman shed. And on throush the vaet forever. Through the dnya that are endh , *b long. There comew In the ame -oft twilight. The cheer of the firelight’* *ong —Anna M Tntoeh H*' I■’ r P P . a wonderful tnedlcl ie; It give* an appetite. It Invigorate* and *tr" *< • en* P. P. P cure* r. eum.il em a - d a I pain* In the aide, back ard theul hr*, knee*, hlpa. wrist* and Joint* P. T 1 cure* ayphllla tn al) Ha virinu* *t*g'". old ulcer*, aore* ot.d kdney c -mp.al l.l P. P. curea .atarrah, tet-nu er>*ip• )•• all sktn (ll:efte> and met uitd p01,,-o P. P. I*, curea d>*|*pela. chro..! f< n. 1 ■ complaint* and hrok,tl-‘lown con.tit * 1 and lor of mantnod. P. P. I*. •• " l blood purifier of th* ig< . ha* mail m re permanent curea ilian all other b.t*>l r m* edle*. Idppnutn Bros., tole propr et "*. Savannah ria. -ad. Ahbott * Ratt India Com Paint curai •very tknc: It tak** off the corn. n > >.' !| cure- w irte and bunlona anl !■ fo he a wonderful corn cure. Sold by *>' druggist* —nd. ••II ( ur*H C ayVcnM brnkc up rhsumn’Hm " me,** says Mr t has. T .oma - t tiir ot AbKakcr irvct. And i'i better hea.ih tn®n 1 have enjoy* i 1 long tin;**. Take Orayhsard Tills for that iJ ; - fselir.g—Dost app*?lte and fo- " alib a bottle of Greybeard I? I V n-• 1 R> M ess Drug Cos., sob* l rf *l * \snnah. Oa.-*d A Hlfh-Orsdt ins?Buiion tor 1 ' . Shorier College, Rome, Us. Bii catalogue.—ad.