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Puzzling Question for that Ooetor*. White Hair of Youth.

Although usually regarded as a slgas pf age, gray hair, or canities, as *£ Is «».«! in the language of medicine* U net alvu js so. It may •i-pa*-"' na,r$S in life, even in the teens, to wax case it usually affects young *sotoe» rather than men.

A peculiarity about til© gray hair of the joung is that it i s almost al­ways entirely vsrhite, and becosaes s** fu-*«ienl>. All the hairs are equals ».Ie>ned, and one seldom sees the toll­ed (olor. or iron gray, so common i a those of uilddi« or advanced age.

Sometimes in the young, even «* cm id re a, there is one gray Ioe& llfee an island in the sea of normally col­ored hair about it. This is usoally a family peculiarity, occurring in one gf neration after the otner.

I The cause of the hair turning gra,y , Is s-.miethlng that puzzles the doctor*. ' The color of the hair is due to the , deposit of pigment in the in'»rior o l

eac".t hair, and grayness follows tu<e ! loss of this pigment. Tna* is seif-

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Mtt««k mm Ro«Mfev$ifc bad with the EBUPWM. - The I*ttefc *%rees«d a--de* (Ire to hajwe. an ^ m ^ e a n sewing *nn* ehtr*«, m a Ml»t'«oc^*elt eonromnt-eated the' 3rit&;i^$*r'%&$*» who4m-meotiatelr gsve the «&•*» Tbe ma-chtot* Is o f th* V, a ig$ttejr» and i i pro&whly the paost cosily tost has fever been? turned Out of any (actory, Eveary pa**t of -It where there ii no friction i* gold jdated.

CWR oae- ead of the machine at-taehaed to> the gold plated ironworit are the Asxierlcatt and Japanese coats ot string, Underneath the coats of arma of tibe two countries in japan*

evident, but th e puzzle Is what cause* ff. «h»racter» la.the date »nd the* the pigment to disappear. Same havrfU;<3W8 "** r e R S ( m t0t *» I " * * * *

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believed that it is due to the drying cf the hair, which causes a shrinttag*-of its fibres, and ao allows Utte §a-

light from which then gives the whiu I upp»-irance.

The proof which is adduced ?u siip^ port of this belief is that if a gray

i hair is put into the receiver of an au I pump and the air is then exhausted

the color of the hair may return more* or less completely.

Metchnikoff. the famous bacteriolo­gist, says the cause of grayness is ihe penetration into tho hair of wan­dering cells, resembling the white blood corpuscles. These cells, asslrt-ed by other ceiis. the aggregation oi which makes the hair, seize upon the granules of pigment and destroy them.

Nearly every one has read of in­stances of the sudden bleaching of the hair—even in a single night—under tin influence of fear, grief or some other intense mental emotion. That such cases have occurred is undoubt­ed but the explanation by olther of the theories above mentioned Is diffi­cult.

There is no cure for gray hair so far as Is known. The use of curling Irons is said to retard Its formation: perhaps, if Metchnikoff Is right, by destroying the activity of the colls whirh consume the pigment.

Uonu F"*"oni t2>$ time that the maoMu*

WAS started unta it received its final iBsfe.:di:iiEKspa»*toir-.is6»'^ai#'--«^ #fe^teid^tesh»fii«&qF: moa« car© and aeereey were main­tained unci none hut the most trusted rmployos "was allowed to do any part of txie woKrk upon it. The machine was placedt in a mahogany cabinet in­laid with milk and plush in Japaneaa colosra

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The mariner's compass occasionally falls of Its purpose in these days or Iron Bhlps and cargoes of a magnetic nature. This especially Is tho case In warships, where the huge masses, of Iron and steel in gunB and gun tur­rets. &c. are liable to affect the reading of the compass,

It Is the usual practice to Make all possible corrections, but gun turrets have to be moved around, and the cor­rections cannot always be trusted.

Again, the shock due to the firing of big guns is bad for the compass. Dr. H. Ansrhutz-Kampfe has invented a new form of steering standard, de­pendent for Its operation upon the principle of the gyroscope.

This apparatus has been subjected to exhaustive tests on a battleship where amid the firing of great gum,

TttolhtflS * H , , t h e movement of the turrets and such other disturbing influences as would effectually have disposed of the ord­inary compass it behaved with r§-jnarkable precision and came out of the trials quite uninjured. The ap­paratus consists essentially of an elec­trically operated gyroscope carrying an Indicating needle and pivoted with-in an jrc similar to that of th» nr-tUtf* ary compass.

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The instrument does not necessarily yo'.nt north and south, but it tend( continually to point in any direction In which it is set. and thos to Indicate any change of direction of the ship. It is not proposed to displace the mariner's compass by means of tulf instalment, for its readings would tend to become Inaccurate after Idnj? periods of use without resetting by sowe^stSBtrafo': "ft will serve as a use*' ful supplement to the compasa.

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When Authors' Work* Are in Demand. "We are obliged to watch tho dally

papers studiously in order to k e 4 prepared for the demand for certain books and the works of certain au­thors," said one of the aesfetant li­brarians at the Cleveland public 11* brary a day or two ago. ' "

"Whenever a prominent author dies, e<Hs married or figures prominently in the newspapers in any way thene is <sure to follow within a day or two a ereatly increased demand for his books. The same is* true when a ai>vel '<» rtramatiieea. I don't know whether 've bookstores have the saine experv p-e or not, but if they do I should

fHnk it would pay an author to feeep 'icing something every little wfarle •hat would place him in the public eye." _,

The superiority of certain Bnglislf fruits has its origin in a cause Httte suspected. It is the blessed Onlf, stream which does It, Foreign grow­ers are every bit as acute as the B&* glish, It may be, but they tnWe not the right atmosphere. The <mif Stream imparts a beneficent humidity to our atmosphere which result* IS our fruit having the thlnneirt isu4 finest skins of any 1% the«orlit:

nng*> MMWCS Employed In Late War. Ttxe great, feature ot the war has

bees, the hug© masses engaged. Leipzig Itself to this respect com­pares poor-ly with Mukden. The hosts of 1811 were c o t so numereus *» tlicie that: invaded Manchuria, and Borodino may outrival Liaoyanjf in bp-ror», Iwat not in numbers of jruna or trton thmt fought. Yet it U surely remsu-kab&e that after an unbroken rc^rd of defeat on such a huge scale tho Rusilauu Btlll can show an army fully equipped and organised In posl tlon. Llfcoyang and Mukden were truly enouugh to break the spirit * id dlcsolvo tabe ranks of the stoutest troops In t h e world.

In spite ot the Hat of killed *nd wounded, of ihe prUonem, of the gun* and earophi>i,ih* war cemtd still have been carried on. Yet Marengo, a mere sRlrmlub in comparison to those battles of glanta, decided th* fate of a nation. Jena laid a king­dom in tfetc duat. w Even:- Friedlsnd compellod M Czar to come t<? terms.

\vnat la it that mads Mukden lh-dcolsdlvo aaad could allow the Ctar still *o dream ot viotory nrhen^lor; .st yoar anil & half not a gleam of »uc-COKB 2aad tlionc for a moment on bayoaaeti?*' Tne terrane In which tfaf battles were fought had, of course, muoht to €to with l ) , : but the very YaBtrx«nor the armls* had more. An army of several hundreds of thou-sandst cmidot bo moved like-one of a third the» alio, The telegraph may do much, tut It cannot annihilate space whor-e morementt of men srs concerned, and t o pursue a beaten foe requires prompt action and en­ergy, whlcti are only possible where events take place under the eye and wltl.lxi the direction of a supreme lendex.~S*turday Review.

tbey «an» and- b f f e r » ^ * t ^ f f e # rives ^ d« m mor* t)H*t mw * . to do. tj»t ^ttttcit *r^j^ /wa i«¥ fe not 6»r these peonle, bat fafth^ $0. orlty, whe^ tm nns wmt in0mJm waotb*.n-ajre, went to work ttard and too long*~*nd* slsst -.lft take an <j«enaive pride, u*mlly4 In tftelr abnormslity. . • • . ' . .

Re nay»--lhst*.«Qntarary *a» # W ^ ; wjmmonly *upnoaedt wo»rtn'ess '•&!m not toc3feaj»e tt«s«lu> in direct %if porttcjft 1$ th,s *mott»t! and 4ur*" M of work donsj Tfet "fsHgns &uw? rises aomewlisf rsptdly m tm ha-Rlnning of eserMbcu hut then* If conditions *re norroal, it rutia tot s long time, slmost n» a lavel. f h h ta a runner of toot r»c»s, Is tmiM getting hla aScond wind,** but,tfa^» la a similar pheuonienon In exertion

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As aoon as tbls le^el £a»t uf *!»« "fatigue curve" is paiti i t tHRlsai 4 pud len turn up^srd. snil When timi tarn comes the worker should *MH —rnlesah* is doing acmet)5ia|i«aittl Juatlflea him in tixhau»ttng his lint resources of energy, If i&* •••x$e.i«i has been too grejttt rftounermtlon mill never be perfsot, and the result »niy anally be death* Immediate or no! long delayed. *

there, are <msny stg»s announclnf gpproach to the llmtl; ot i*t».£K*>: lion. Among the flrat of the usual warnings Br, JJ3u!lt(A. me^OQhi.; a flushing of the tsmplM or an ln« eresse,4 «lt«wMiUot» .o>* 1i)l0Q#, ,tn *hf ••ars: and- checks. $ # * nti^f . ^ *•>!?' lowed by a mwr tfillpg Itt t M »J( of the* sto^iqb^otl-;nsjinte'%'^ti| something •';!% tfa,' ."4fil«U *M --^m overtired toan eaftsttt* H* *fh\s,- %t will notice, that ip«;.ft»|s)rs-*W^Mo;* AH Indubitable atgn :h» irlfltablllty p{ {emper^—ldiis o twi f^ t j t rn t }ftstf«({l .things snd a tendency to exasKemt« their ilmportidncsi W«liitltn«*bi»ff. _ ^.fymw?^^. '1»s:bliliy>)('0;^JI* i * i t the-*4tt*ittloisi" ',' •'• --.'is'.';.- ;..>:%;*!•:•-

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EbBTctt o»r Rain Upon Aaimala, "Tlie effects of a rainy day upon

animals of a 100," said a Jkeeper the other day* "are as Interesting to watefct an anything I know In connec-tlon„«rlth. «^^li«e4^l0n^&beaJ^s .%SFV that tag wolf oyer there Just ravels In a rainy" day, »hd skips:about aa gay BLB yoix pleaHe. All the wolves sire tbte nine; Rmln^oheers them up, But^HieToxaufare ^In^rentTThey'fret snd grifowl and snarl unless you give them an oxrtra allowance of meat or s big pan dk warm mJ3k..-T^«nJhey •will adeep, Ibiit a rainv day aeetaa €h 'get oxx ttto aaeryes of a lion or any of the cistt

ho aaerves of a lleM or any ft W Uare inch there srs jwtu?i&jBiti* fanolly.•* Jtoalte*;#te M in li(;m jcmiwu cells, i l w lMtrohi«tet*

iust a . certain temperature all thfr time, and wow would think that the damp air would never reach them. Perhavps It i3k>esn't, but I have always noticed tha.t all the repttlcs are ac-5 yft aand oh«orful, if a reptile can be Isaloj tM be cheerful, when. Jt rains.. *The dieer Esmliy, the bears, various sorts of vttld goats, and the like;

Wtifil^.. howesver, are the npjt dlscon-solfttips, dreagry things Id thetforld on m raln# day*. They don't iingk hardly tshlrpj, but ftist settle do#n to be as MildefeBtble aas possible." *

-*: ••;I^erlcisaw -|te»ldi»^.^b|toe4. " felgr byy«feat the aui^e%»f jbnetf<

cam resldlntg in the chief European dtieii has been increaging, ^Pwo Spears- ago ata estimate of the mi«^ tier o f Americans "living In London was nxade azid the mimberrwa«»faoVn €bbe a 6,oo», with ls.oo&fn l»ari«, •> . The«re are according to'rttte> )&%• estlmaytes 25,000 American! reaidffig tan toaadon permanently,. 10,050 J a f*ari», 5,00i> each in Rome and per-tin, 2,550 iBE MnnSch, l,5ff<3f in Flor­ence ttstd l,@O0 In Venice. ,

-, theye ar« at all times between XO0,0OH) and ' ISO.O'OO Americans resj* 4ent to Eur*>pe»n citles^-apart^from jKhe-ttttanber of An^eiric*tts53»httgms,ke ft sumxner ta-lp to Europe add coin*; Otnder the dcBlgsadtiold '""M '"eljther torianiilemtt « r travelers.. Most Euro­pean eountrf.es do not include In the census of inhabitants taken unnat-tBrSlised foredgnersV and fdr.thai rea-ifipn tfise flgnttre* « 1 t|ne; number.ojt Aiftsflewi sure not' a l w w s ^ t ^ m 0t> •re^pearcent, rf&ffi&ffim

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Of the. av«riage\:«»sJn'-^4*sbd]ti ;0,a"ilf; jttnth larger thsti thiwt'.oi.tlie/v'*!?*^ sge woman; but* on the otner, hSnd, If the ratio between; the s l i t of brain and body be talten Into cos* •Iderstlon man's brain conies * mil ascend best. Happily, howeve*, 4,the lord of crestienY' U he is sonae-timet pleased to'term, himself* has a loop-hole" of escape from the nat­ural Inference from'tbl* fact, T s s ewaljer animal, ecisntists t4riB-s^sl-ways M s the larger proportlon»l brain.- A cat baa more brain M pror portion to lt» slse than sn •isphSttt, and a baby'a brain li JlvS tisjss th» relative sit* of l u l ^ b j s r V '

Woman has, howevsr, btherlihe^ ot defense. All mental',scttvitj »nds4tavotigitt-lri #mi&to4pMtJ»& er or cortex ot tbe bmln. ps'svesy

of mental energy. Misfit not • mpm Juat comparison be- hased on * con* sideration of these^ cells? asks one authority. Perhaps ,Ji ts tkusVeifM! but no observer hft« yet shown that aex makes any difference In the. nuav Ber 'development '^>vtt«l"f*nergy -of these brain elements, ^

correct *4mlt tn i t *d per cent, ot .tns wo-men he Meets ate of latg^r totelteie^ than he.'. This^Fi" **«> hi»t| to*i for reflectiafn, and berha"p»i ^jter i tmu, he wiU agreg V ^ j M e t t o r feutherlsndv -of>I*ndott. t b ^ « v e r y year seems to*»gov#wlth iuc?4Ji*i&if eonclusiveneaa that ''tbewvir in, the great mass of case* a prActtcai e'fiuajg ity in mate and fems1e> minds.;

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