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for yaung pickpockots, however, supâ€" pressed in recent years, was the one kept. by the. wolllun known as “The tln an l\'[ inner. stantly employed. Despne the \‘igila quite a. number of training of young unfortunately, in I those was recently Structh in the art of throwing douâ€" ble sonlcrsaults and weight. lifting. Juggling is also calibrated in the curriculum, and the initial efforts of would-bcâ€"jugglors to perform tricks with eggs and plates are both inter- esting and amusing. that, they can only become eflicient policemen through mastering the devices of thieves. The more ad- \'anced pupils are instructed in shad- owing suspected persons, and imag- inary crimes are committed, and prizes given to those who solve them by deduction. One of the most interesting schools in London to visit is that for acro- bats and "strong" men at Kenningâ€" ton. There you will see pupils inâ€" structed in the art of throwing d011- m'e taught everything that is film]; to be. useful to them in the course of their duties at an academy at St. Peterslmrg. The students are taught the gentle arts of hurgling and pock- et picking, and they are made proâ€" ficient, in the methods of all sorts of â€"criminals, as the authorities hold that, they can only become eflicicnt policemen through mastering the devices of thieves. The more ad- unique schools for detectives and policemen. thnt's police force em- ploys large numbers of dogs 10 paâ€" tl‘cl the streois at night and these animals are taught to obey the com- mand of any man in uniform and to follow any person, and if necessary fly at him, when instructed by the gendm‘mc. I The newly-wedded men “he dis- cover that the pastry made by their better halves is more substantial than ‘digestible, and that their col- lars and culls lack lustre will be de- lighted to hear that a. “School for ,Wives" exists at Chelsea, which is presided over by Professor Tomlin- son, who instructs his pupils in all sorts of housenil‘ely duties, from clear starching to the higher flights} of domestic economy. Large num- bers of married and single ladies atâ€" tend this school for the purpose of becoming proficient in Various dom- estic arts, and lectures followed by practical demonstrations are given on every imaginable subject connect- ed with the household. Ghent and St. Petersburg boast of unique schools for detectives and, policemen. Ghent’s police force emâ€"‘ plays large numbers of (logs to paâ€" in; pri ac: ‘llll in / ‘giz. \vh Le: at lea tea am Du J ii for pr( “'8 For the purpose of imparting this art he has; established a “School of Self-Defence" in a street near 0xâ€" ford Street, London, which is largeâ€" ly patronised by young aristocrats, city men, actors, and others, whose pursuits necessitate their being out late. Ladies also receive instruction at this unique school in large num- hers, and M. Vigny maintains that anyone who has mastered the sys- tem of Selfâ€"defence with a, walking- stick or umbrella, which he ha inâ€" augurated, is a match for, at least, half a dozen street ruil’ians armed with belts or knives. He. thus became conversant with every dex'ice of the street ruman, and, What is of more importance, he discovered how to protect, himself Bfi'ectiveiy from every weapon, with the exception of firearms, they 1150. including; loaded belts. sandâ€"bags. hludgeons. knives, and daggers, with the instrlunentality o." a Naples, who are proficient in the use of the murderous stiletto, and completed his curriculum in the Bowery of New York and the slums of Chicago. fit, proceeded 10 study the methods ‘of Hooligans in the slums of London mjnd LiVOlDUO‘I. THE MOST FAMOUS SCHOOL been discovered and put into prac- tical application by a French gen- tleman named M. Pierre Vigny. Some years ago the idea. occurred to M. Vigny, who, it. may be men- ‘tioncd, has been fencing-master to '9. French crack cavalry regiment. hhat it would be possible to discovâ€" br :1 system by which people could guard themselves against the cow- ardly methods of assault practised by the blackguurds of the streets. M. Vigny accordingly purchased u :stout- walkingâ€"stick, and, armed With 'All good citizens will rejoice to learn that a. new and efficacious method of abolishing those parts of the streets, known as Hooligans, has AND ALSO FOR TTF‘T‘ECTIV’ES JUGGLERS AND OTHERS. Prof. Tomlinson Instructs His Pupils in all Sorts of Houseâ€" wifely Duties. SUHUDL 0F SELF-DEFENSE a} Green, which alien of an uns: HUM U]. E WALKING-$110 K RUSSIAN POLICEMEN few are aware that several 5 for barbers and three finish- ;adcmics for hairdressers exist nice of the police schools for the criminals exist, England. One of discovered in Be- was conducted by vary but. familiar \' At a certain school a boy was re- gularly absent during the hour in which Latin was taught, and the teacher called upon the boy’s father, at whose instructions it had been learnt‘ the lad kept, away. The [teacher asked’ For an explanoiion, and the father said, "It is all right. During the Latin hour I am leaching Jimmy something that he will find far more useful than Latin in his [progress through life.” The teacher was interested, and asked what what this subject migth be. The father implied, “I am teaching my son how {to shave without a. lookingâ€"glass.” Ten days trial of of cofi‘cc will brin roh'oshing sleep. 'I Look in each pac ous little book. “'I ville." Battl “Formerly I was a slave to coffee. I was like a morphine fiend, could not sleep at night, would roll and toss in my bed and when I did get, to slenp was disturbed by dreams and hobg‘oblins, would wake up with headaches and feel bad all day, so nervous I could not attend to busiâ€" ness. My writing looked like bird tracks. I had sour belchings from the staunch, indigestion, heartburn and palpitaticn of the heart, cmistipation, irregularity of the kidneys. etc. “Indeed, I began to feei I had all the troubles that human f;th could suffer, but when a friend advised me to leave 00‘ 60500 I felt as if he had insulted me. I could not hear the idea, it had such a. hold on me and I refused to believe it the cause. “But it turned out that no advice was c‘x'Cl‘ gi‘en at a. more needed time for 1 finally consented to try Postum. and with the going of eolTee and the coming of Postmn all my troubles have gone and health has returned. I eat and sleep well now, nerves steadied down, and I write a fair hand (as you can see). can at- tend_ to business again and rejoice that 1 am free from the monster One of the common symptoms or coffee poisoning is the bad dreams that spoil What should be rchul fleep‘ A Inan \vho found the reason says: Indicate Improper Diet, Usually Due to Coffee. It is said that no strong man or nihlctc has ever succeeded in defeatâ€" ing a Juâ€"Jitâ€"b‘u player, and certain- ly none of the famous wrestlvrs at present before the public have ever accepted the challelges of the Japâ€" anese champions wh ‘ are performing in England.â€"Pearson’s Weekly. Selfâ€"Defence, where Juâ€"Jit-Su, or 1“Weakness against; Strength,” is taught by Professor \‘yenishi. Juâ€" Jitâ€"Su is a system based on a pro- found knowledge of anatomy and dynamics, and anyone who is proli- cient in this curious method can overthrow an adversary who is three times as strong. President Roose- velt is an adept at Juâ€"Jit-Su, and quite a. large number of oflicers in the British Army are practising this system. The most extraordinary school, however, that exists in {ho Metroâ€" polis is the Japanese School of Selfâ€"Defence, where J uâ€"J it-Su, or “Weakness against Strength,” is Queen of the Parties,” who at one time snL to the late. Sir Frederick Leighton as model for several of his famous pictures. She instructed a number of boys and girls in pocket. picking, and lived in considerable affluence from the proceeds of her pupils’ dishonesty. whom, it is only fair to state, she treated with great kindnvss, so far as their physical wellâ€"being was concerned. uniil she was discovered and sentenced to a term or imprisonment. This is the statement of James At- well of this place, and all his neigh- bors know it to be true. Speaking further of his cure Mr. Atwell says:â€"â€" "For live months of the time the pains in my bladder were very severe and in passing my urine would hurt me so as to almost cause tears to come to my eyes. “1 used other pills and got no re- lief. ] used a. bandage and got no relief. Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me completer and permanently," All bladder diseases are caused by disordered kidneys. There in just, one natural Way to cure themâ€"by curing the kidneys with Dodd's Kid- ney Pills. Campbellrord, Ont., May 22â€" (Spccial)â€""I had Lumbago and Blad- der Trouble for years. I could get no relief till I tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and they cured me." James Atwell Tried Other Medi- cines and Bandages, but they Failedâ€"Dodd‘s Kidney Pills Didn’t. FUUND WHAT HE WAS LUDKING FUR A COMPLETE CURE FOR BLAD- DER TROUBLES IN DODD’S 1 am free from the monster " Name given by I‘cstum Co., Crock, Mich. days trial of Postum in place ,‘cc will bring sound, rostzul, ning sleep. Th'nre's a. reason. MORE U SEL‘Ul BAD I) KIDNEY PILLS Th'm-e's ckage for the fam- Dad to Well- boy was re- 10 hour in At, and the )oy’s father, it had been a w a y. The 'and chickc (early win six hundred miles west of Guayaquil, and the equator runs directly through it. Captain Reinman, who sent to the Galapagos group of isâ€" lands to inquire into the proper grounding of a deep-sea cable. stop- ped at Chatham Island, and says it abounds in cats, every one of which is black. 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