Life — November 14, 1912 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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-LIFE- TRADE MARK IN RUBBER The Kind SS that Never Fails ‘The perfect method of making brushes—the high water mark in the art of brush making. Bristles are the Whiting-Adams kind—wear longer and produce better results than all others. Vulcan Set Brushes cannot shed bristles or come apart under any conditions for which brushes should be used. PRICES BELOW COMPETITION JOHN L. WHITING -J. J. ADAMS CO. BOSTON, U.S.A. rh Masalectrers fr Over 108 ear athe Lage the Work ULCAN-SET Demand and Supply Our excellent contemporary, Public Health Reports, for July 12, contains a paper on Rabies in 1912. Among other things it says: “The most striking feature of the figures shown in this connection is the spread of rabics to the Pa- cific Coast States, which were ap- parently entirely free from the dis- case at the time of the former investigation. Another feature of interest is the greatly increased number of localities from which the disease, in man or animals, was re- ported.” This calls to mind what the Paris wits said shortly after the Pasteur treatment for hydro- phobia had been introduced into that gay capital— How remarkably the disease has increased since the introduction of the treatment!” —Journal of Zoophily. Youth . Youth is the springtime of life. It is the time to acquire information, so that we may show it off in after years and paralyze people with what we know. The ¢ youth will “lay low” till he gets a whole lot of knowledge, and then in later days turn it loose in an abrupt manner, He will guard against telling what he knows, a little at a time. That is unwise. T once knew a youth who wore himself out telling people all he knew from day to day, so that when he became a bald-headed man he was ut- terly exhausted and didn't have any- thing left to tell anyone. Some of the things that we know should be saved for our own use. The man who sheds all his knowledge and docsn’t leave enough to keep house with fools himself. —Bill Nye. What He Wanted to Know In a certain case tried in Missouri where the charge was theft of a watch, the evidence most conflicting, and, as the jugy retired, the judge observed that he would be glad to assist in the adjustment of any difficulties that might expression betokening the extremest per- plexity Observing this hesitancy, his Honor said “Ts there any question you'd like to ask me?” At this the twelfth juror’s face bright- present themselves to the mind of the jury. ened. “Yes, your Honor,” was his eager re All but one of the jurors had filed sponse I'd be awful glad if you'd out of face box. There was on one who remained an | THE POMPEIAN MPG. 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