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A Fremhman has been writing 8. modification of the facial angles."
bout “The Beauty of the New Wo-
man." He holds that everything,
even in beauty, is always changing, FLANNEL F1NISH_
and present changes in the social,and| 4
moral conditions of humanity are go-l In finishing the bottom of baby's
ing to bring about the triumph of al flannel, first stitch with the machine
new ideal of feminine beauty, conior-,near the smoothy trimmed edge, then
maple ro the evolution of women and| with Ordinary crochet cotton -nd Sew
to the changed tastes of men." Ising needle overcast the edge: nvluiu.
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stronger' bigge,__ hut not necessarily torchon lace. It makes a neat, ser-
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` "ITAl.4Y SHALL BE."
Letters of Francesco Crlspi bearing
on the Italiam Risorgimento were
published in 1910 and the American
,In 1864 Crlspi was already recog-
nised as president of the party of
the Left and in 1865 he was elected
vice-president of the Chamber-oi De-
puties. From the outset in parlia-
ment he labored actively in the op-
position. As the ministers succeeded
one another each seemed to, him
“more fal.a1_for Itlly than its pre-
decessors." “The ministers of the
king are ruining the dynasty sud Dre-
paring for Italy new catastrophes."
"But," he declared, "in spite of the
errors committed, the prevailing
pustllanimity and reoriminations,
Italy shall be." And it was this in-
domitable Mazzintsn faith in the
future of Italy as a great nation to
which in no small degree Crispi own-
ed the success of his public career.
What Italians needed more than
anything else in the periods of re-
construction and national develop-
ment was 3 confidence in the destines
of Italy which should enable them to
look beyond the party wrongs and
the discouragements ot' the hour and
work for the future of the nation,
“Ministers go,” said Crispi, “and
with them disappear ` the evils
which they have caused. The nation
remains, and we should work that
it may' establish itself and become
powerful.” Patience and moderation,
these are. the virtues which he re-
commends to his own followers ot
the radical opposition, at the same
time that he inveighs against the
government in the chamber. In
Sicily there was particular discon-
tent and agitators clamored, some
for secession and some for a repub-
lic. Crispi condemned ironically the
one and effectively decried the other.
"Sicily may commit enormities, but
regain autonomy never!” His Mazz-
inian unitarianism remained always
unshaken, but while it excluded from
him' logically to forsake the repub-
licanism which he had learned trom
|the same master. His conduct is cx-
plained in his famous phrase, "The
republic devided_ us, the monarchy
unites.us," and having made his
decision, monarchist he would re-
main, "frankly, loyalty,” he de-
clared to Favare, "so long as the
_king should be for Italy."
TREASURE HUNT IN WALES.
Llangollen, a private village in
North Wales, but been revelliug in s
first class sensation. Nocturnal visit-
ors have been searching the ruins of
Valle Crucis Abbey for the will of
Anthony Pritchard, whose estate,
said to be valued at $3.750.000. W°I\t
into chancery 100 years ago in the
absence of a will or next of kin.
The will was supposed to have been
left in the custody of a caretaker
named Jones, but alter Pritchard's
death it disappeared and claimants to
the estate have been hunting for, it
ever since. ‘
Some years ago the grave of the
caretaker, Jones, who aDDe8.l‘s to
have exercised a eort of fascination
over Pritchard during his life, was
twice dug up at midnight, and the
coiiln was searched for the will that
was alleged to have been buried with
the body, No will, however, was
found. >
Visitors, accompanied by their sol-
icitors, have from time to time a-
ppeared at Llangollen and assorted
their claims to the Pritchard millions
and to the estate. which includes
Llsntysilio Hall. the land on which
St. George's Hall, Liverpool, is built,
and large t-a garden in Calcutta.
Recently a number of secret visits
have been paid to the abbey by un-
known peonle, sometimes in the early
hours of the morninz and sometimes
late nt night, but always during the
aihsence of the guardians of the' place.
On nne occasion it was discovered
that the huge paving stones which
his mind all ideas of secession it led,
compose the floor ofthe chapter
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It does more than
surface-it searches out a
impurities-in the folds of
and makes for entire mouth
pleasing in iiavor,
cooling and refreshing.
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I purifying and preserving.
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as well as around the teeth-prevents decon1p0Sili0l\
25 cents the tube
Nyal’s Tooth Paste every d:1y-
Nyai‘s Tooth Powder once a week
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cleanse ,the
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health.
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houses had been pried up. _Since than
stars have been taken tof have the
ruins watched day and night.
Farmers in the neighborhood 0! the
abbey, one of whom was a very old
resident, stated that before the abbey
was enclosed as n show place the
chapter house was the living room of
a large farmstead, where it is under-
stood. relatives- of Jones, the' caro-
tnker uc Llancyniuo Hun, 1ivod,' and
some stats that Jones frequently vis-
ited ths abbey at night. It is thought
that he- may have concealed docu-
ments under the floor of the chapter
house and it is asserted that certain
documents on which the claim to the
millions is based bear indication of
having been kept for 3, considerable
time in a. damp place and under the
chapter house floor.
Whether anything has been discov-
ered or not is not known, but the
principal claimant, who some years
ago asserted her case was all but
complete, has after a long stay, sud-
denly left the locality.
GOOD ADVICE.
Senator Ingalls tried sarcasm in
public life, and it failed. He had
nn exceptional gift for making ene-
mies, and they ultimately retired
him to private life. Once an intimate
friend wrote asking his influence _in
invor of a friend desiring a. public
appointment. To this letter the Sena-
tor returned a very sarcastic ans-
ply:-“My Dear Senator,-I think. it
would be well for you to reserve
offerin it to the decreasin num-
one." It is said Mr. Ingalls never
, latc..-Ncw York Tribune.
| In Kcntuckcy thc mail clerks are
finding it necessary to guard against
wer, and received the following re- "§‘i",'f.‘.ffl"‘1.l||l§,A,,|n,‘|; »\
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a train happened
in ached baton
on the next stage
and when they were
were found to be por-
ot places. They
contained packages or and
by congressmen to their con-
according to the privilege
enjoyed members of the American
lsgi(lature at the expense otths do
pertinent of agriculture and thopost
otlice. Hungry sparrowa, with an ap-
petite shspened by the cold weather,
had docked to the mail-bags, alter
_pecking their way through, had ds-
voured every grain in Ibundreda of
`packages.~ -
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