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POWHATAN PIPES.

The old @asting captain Was gazing apon a crudely shaped red clay pipo which he smoked at the end of a long, many jointed reed stem, while he filled the ears of the observant Jerseyman with its praises. ;

“If you want the sweetest pipe in the world,’’ he said, ‘‘you must get one of these. They are the original Pow- gatan pipes, made in Powhatan county, Va., out of a peculiar blue clay which is found there in little nodules and fin- ished in a peculiar way.

“The genuine Powhatan pipe can aever be found north of Baltimore, and it is easier to get one in Norfolk than in Baltimore. If you begin smoking one, you will discard your meerschaums and brier woods and smoke nothing else. When it gets strong, you merely put it into the fire and burn it sweet again. The imitation Powhatan pipes would crack to pieces if you try to burn them sweet, but- the genuine can be thrust in safety right into the bright coals, although, of course, it is better to let them heat more gradually.”’

Under the stimulus of this praise the observant Jerseyman sent to a friend in Norfolk for half a dozen of the pipes. After atime he received them, with a bill for 75 cents for the pipes and $5 for the trouble of finding them.

‘If you had not told me that the pipes sold two for a quarter,’’ his friend wrote, ‘‘I should never have got the right kind for you. I went to almost every tobacconist in Norfolk hunting for them. Each one showed me a pipe which looked about the same as these, but was only 10 cents. Finally, one day, after I had about given up the search, I happened to mention it toa longshoreman. ‘There is only one shop in Norfolk,’ he said, ‘where you can get the genuine Powhatan pipe. Thatisa

little place down along the river front.’ He gave me the address, and there I

The shasta! Jerseyman has smoked

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the Powhatan pipe many times since then, and he still believes the old cap- tain’s praise was warranted. On the caution label which came about each pipe it is said that the peculiar quali- ties of the genuine pipes are due to the fact that they are finished by hand pol- ishing instead of a glazing, thus leay- ing to the clay all of its natural porosi- ty and absorbent qualities —New York Sun.

Nature makes the cures after all.

Now and then she gets into a tight place and needs helping out.

Things get started in the wrong direction.

Something is needed to check disease and start the system in the right direction toward health.

Scott’s Emulsion of Cod- liver Oil with hypophos-

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Kailway abounds with Salmon & Trout

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on arrival of St. John’s express. ‘ ARE: -Charlottetown toSt. John’s,

F ln . first $19 95, second $10,30. Through t) a s OD _ at all stations onthe I.C. K. aud S. Nav. Co.

Commencing about July Ist, steamer

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HAPPENS ONLY IN NOVELS

England no doubt loves us dearly, bet the English authors have not yet discovered that fact in its entirety. Clark Russell, ‘Max Pemberton and An- thony Hope, to say nothing of Conan Doyle and Rudyard Kipling, will have it that all Americans are Yankees, al- though they would resent the charge that all Englishmen are cockneys.

Another symptom of the drift is in relation to emigration from Great Brit- ain. Statistics show that an enormous number of people come to this country from Great Britain, but the novelists never heard of it. Micawber and his interesting family went to Australia and got rich. So did every other emi- grant that Dickens sent abroad, unless, like Martin Chuzzlewit and Mark Tap- ley, they were sent to this country to point a moral and adorn atale. All English writers resemble Dickens in that respect. In their stories the emi- grants all go to Australia, Canada, Af- rica—anywhere but the United States.

This trait comes under the head ef ‘loyalty to the erown.’’ They know per- fectly well that the British emigrant, unless assisted by a British society, takes himself and belongings to this country, and even if the society kindly lands him in Canada he takes the first chance of skipping over the border. The only time he goes to the ‘‘colonics’’ with cheerful alacrity is in the pages of a British noyel.—Chicago Times-Her- ald.

Swayed by a Play.

An impressive instance of a play that influenced a human life comes from cne of the northern towns, where a very striking play was being performed in which the disastrous consequences fol- ‘owing on same woman were realistically present-

ed. A young engineer who had conceiv- |

ed a violent affection for a girl who had resented his attentions in view of the fact that she loved another man, who chanced to be the engineer’s

ing, and it made a very deep impression on him, as it seemed almost to have been written to ap sply to his own un- happy situation. Act by act the tragic story was unfolded, jealousy of the dis- appointed lover ending in crime and punishment, and when at length the curtain fell the engineer had come toa decision. He went home, packed up a few necessaries and a week later set out for Australia, where, by a lucky stroke a year later, he made a mighty fortune. He attribute ae all his success to the play in question, for had he never seen it he would never have gone away from England, and perhaps some awful occurrence might have arisen from his unrequited passion.—London Standard.

Why Frinceton Appeasled to the Clevelands

‘Shortly after the removal of the Cleveland family to Princeton an un- married lady, a close frieud of Mrs, Cleveland, was visit:ng her,’’ writes a close friend of the former mistress of the White House in The Ladies’ Home Journal. ‘‘One day while the two wo- men were in the nursery with the three little Cleveland girls, the friend said jokiagly to Mrs. Cleveland:

***Mercy me, Frances, how are you ever going to get all your daughters married off? You see from me that mam- ma could not do it in New York.’

‘**Exactly,’ replied Mrs. Cleveland. ‘But what better place could there bs than a college town like Princeton, f should like to know?’ ’’

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Some time ago I was at a small vil- jage in Somersetshire fitting upa steam dairy.

As is well known, water is a most essential thing in a dairy. So, being unable to obtain a sufficient supply from a well already sunk, it was suggested to open a disused well near and try the water there.

Instructions were given to the men to be careful on opening the well, as it might be unsafe to descend on account of foul air.

They were told to light a candle and let it down, and if it continued to burn they wenld then know that there was no danger in descending.

On the following day, on asking if it was safe to go down, one of the men replied: ‘‘Yes, that’s safe enough. I took the candle down with me, and it kurnt beautifully ’’—london Globe

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