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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1892)
I .-- , ;,,)- -yv, ,- " " ri fr, n EVENING '. c &&. " "i "' sssst VOL. 5. t'THE PEOPLE'S PAPEB." 8ALEM OREGON, MONDAY, NOYEM33ER 14, 189S "TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY." sro. JOURNAL LAx 1 1 AJL K N-B-W ? LOT Of Counterpanes, Lace Curtains, Table Linens, Laco and Embroideries just arrived at the NEW YORK RACKET If you want to save money on your purchases, see our prices before buying. Our prices on -Underwear, Gossamers, .Rubber Coats, and Umbrellas are the. lowest ever offered in Salem. BOY'S SUITS PROM sfl.QO TO $4.20. E. T. BARNES, - - - - 333 Com'l St., Cottle Block. BM nm SROAT & Ed. C. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all Kinds, Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser vices and prompt delivery to all parts of the city. OS Court and 110 State Streets. Stoves and Barr 4 Fetzel, purnbers and Tinners' l 214 & 216 Commercial St., Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers. J A complete line of Stoves and Tinware, Tin roofing and plumbing a specialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished. ARCHIE MASON. General - Street Work, Sewering, Excavating, Concrete and Mason Work, ,Tiling, .&c. All work promptly done. BALEM, OREGON., Wanted At Once. TJom.mviia nf Ttrv flnnrln f"lntlilnrr. TOnnts nnd Shoes. Hats and Cans. IM nr,A oil l.tiwia nf murnininiliss oltlipr p private sale or public auction. Also, ,! senpuon, at. too RED FRONT BAAAK. 02 State Street. Sash. and. Door Factory Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon, The 3ost class of work in our "Willi tne lowest, umy fcC. N. CHORCHILL CHURCHILL & Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters; SHEET METAL WORKERS. Agents for the celebrated economic force and lift Pump. 10Q Chemeketa Street. 'f Kf ie ace riy. Express. Mill feed or load of Dirt or Gravel. Call tWillamette hotel. Prompt f, F. DRAKE, Proprietor. SALEM IRON WORKS, I3ALKM, Mnn(iiiire STEAM ENGINES. Mlll.OutflU. Water WbeeJ Governor. Frnlt 'Drying OutflW.TraottoBKBBtneii.CresUDir.elc. ! Purifier and 1 iweew. Farm machinery Made Man Truck ft Dray U60nil MWW wUMVHwi. v W.HW-.I.W ;i .n.. ....... cra Iron works. Draya sad trucks may m found througfeoat ine 0v at tho .rner nt Ktete and Vommmiw F. T. HART, M7 COMMERCIAL 8TKEET. BROOKS 4.LEGG, too Wtkty BM i i i j Onyx and Brass. . Finest Ever Brought to Salem. G-ILE), - gS-SEE EAST Cross, Tinware. . A. B. SMITH Contractors, now nr suxvinil hnnd. tn sell either at Household furniture o( every de- lino at prices to compete me aenv nuiuuiiii uau T S. BURROUGHS BUBBOUGrHS, a Saddle norse Livery T)rav. or Truck, Wood, Hay, erood well rotted Manure, on Byan & Co., back of and careful work is our motto. BYAN & CO. T. G. PERKINS, Gearat Sbj ertoWwit OREOON, Karmraw:hlDerymlo and repaired. and repaired. Co. DRAYBAND TRUCKS always ready for order. Sell and deliver wood, hay, ee&l and lumber. Of flee Slate St., oprsCeite Sa lnet. LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR. PRBS0R1PTI0NS OafWwflr e iMijiitnltd tfaf W t H U 1 120 WINDOW. MARTIN tC HARKINS, BLACKSMITHING AND HORSESHOEING. The best work in every department. Hacks, Buggies and Harrows made . " to order. State Street. ( mm A BLOSSER, 130 STATE STREET. TINWARE, ROOFING, STOVES,- Crcainery and Dairy Sup plies, Steel Ranges, Parlor Heaters in all Styles a Spe cialty. CLOTHES WRINGERS AND WASHERS jjSJ-The best on earth. Give us a call. 10:3 tf. Hal u Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meals at All Hours ot the Day None but white labor employed In tbU establishment. A good substantial meal onkea In first class style Tweuty-flve cents per meal RQD FRONV Court etrwit, between Opera .House and Mlnto's Livery W. Taylor, House Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING A SPECIALTY. Leave orders at Thomas A Johnson's 2C9 Commercial street. M. T. RINEMAN SXAXJEB IM Staple and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Woeden and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed, Also vexetablesaod fruits In tbetr season, "Highest Price paid for country produce." We solid a share of your patronage, tut 1ilHUtiitret 1831 TUB C0LT1YATOB AND 1893 CountryGentleman THE BHST OF TUB AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES. VEVOTKU TO Fare Crops aad Proewwi, aeruetutureaJMi x ruu-urem g Lire-8tok and Dairy lag:. While It also Includes all minor depari toeou of Hnral Interest. uch as the poul try yard, entomology, bee-kmping, green house and grapery, veterinary replies, farm questions aad aBsvfon, flreclda read leg, domestic eeoaoiuy. aBda sum mary of the sews t tee week.IU kiar ket reporu are uutHuuilly eoraplete, aud much alteauoa Is pld to the prospect of the crept, as tbrowlrg light upon one of the mart Important of all questions Wsn to bay asd wliea to sell. It U lib. ral)ylHatn.td,aBa by reseat ter. neoi. eooUnlBs loore readieg taatter than avr before. The saaeariptiaa price U MM per year, bat we ot a sinelal rt duetKHt Ib oar CLUB RATS FOR IS. Tw Subtcrfolm. iwtn $ 4 Six Suitcrkri.M, ' " JO TueelwA CseSBtfiAlsB&lssC. (8 rtNjft41X.brH Mr Wtnr ists;laa4r4aeter.we wUI seed let pa. per Weestly. irosa ear receipt ef tee retwK. LBTHU TUCKER k , fSKliirr, AMHy. m.y. Can v. LAMPS. -" State Strete. WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAVITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000 Transact a general banking business! In all 1U branches. GEO. WILLIAMS.. WM.EN GLAND UUGHMoNAKY President Vloe rteslden C'aaulei. DIRECTORS: Geo. Wllllams.Wm. Eng land.Dr. J. A. Hlchurdson, J. W, Hodson, J. A Baker. Hank In new xr.h;ingo block on Coin merclHl streot, 8:lS-tt MONEY TO LOAN; Special Inducements for the next SO days on koou iarm loans. FEAR & HAMILTON, Boom 14, Bush Bank block. 6 lZdw Authorized Capital $500,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Balem, Oregon. W.A.CUSICK.Pres. ;W. V. MARTIN, VlcePres. J. H. ALBERT, Casblor. State, County and City Warrants bought oi i'ar, avr ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of Willamette Hotel, SA&XC&T ... OREGON FINETBAS -AND- wOFFSiilSS JUST ARRIVED AT H, M. BRANSON & CO,, 303 Commercial Street, THE WILLAMETTE BALEM, OliEGON. Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day The best boUsl between Portland and Han FroneUeo. Flrst-onu in all Its appoint. menu. Its tabios are served will u tif . Choicest Fruit h 4-OrownJlu the Willamette Valley, A. !. WAGNER, Prop. SOMETHING NEW, The new Time Cord, which is now Id effect, vlathe"WlOB8itj Central Line," In connection, with the NorthnruPacilleIt.il., afford the traveling nublto the bt fuolItftM fruoinll jsolnta went to ChluHgo and Klnta veM. and 'eotith. The anMrrHMweliulpwMRtQfrered to its tmiroui, ooaibiiteu with d. eouifort and imhty, Mirpawln all ltaMMapiUton. All through trslue lire enrorKxted of Fuliawn veetlhuhxl drwlsix-rooi lc)w, with diuiBj; earn; and day eoaebM of latent dhffi. Tbe dHy throtisjh fast trafa eh way, loakinjic elos oonoeeiioa at Cfowefowitli tmlBs) iu all dlrwetlosM. For iMueU, time tablet, etc. aj gly Ut atfeat of NortlwH reilAK, K., or . jam. v, row. Oon'l Pas. mmI Tkt, ST PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS ADS mlLMON KORD, attornt-y at law, Salem, J. Oregon. O.Olcs upta.lrs In Patton's block. l CONN, Attorney at law, room 7, , Murphy Block. HJ. 1JIGQKK. Attorney at law, fialem, . Oreuou. OUlpoverL(Vdd & Hush's bauk. at-tf J J. SHAW, M. W. HUNT. SHAW & . HUNT, atlorneyo at law. Office over Capital National bank, Salem, Oregon. Q T. UIOHAUDSON, Attorney at law, tj. office up stairs In front rooms of new Bush block, corner Commercial and Court streets, Balem, Oregon. JOHN A. OABSON, Attorney nt law. , Rooms 8 and 4, Lndd & Hush's bank building, Balem, Orejen. 8 1 lyr B. V. RONHAM. W. II. HOLMES. EONitAH & HoutES, Attorneys at law. 1. Office lu nuBU'g Hoct, between Btnto aud Court, on (m'lSu T,r E. I'OQUK, Btenographer nnd Type Ill, wrltlst. Over Liidd 4 Hush's bank, balem, Oregon. T) n.URA.D3U AW, PHYSICIAN AND JJ. Burgeon, Salem, Oregon, uiflc In Itush-Ureyman block, upstairs,. Hesldence corner Stntcnnd S, E, corner Winter street. Sit. W. 8. MO'iT, physician and sur-goon.- Office lu KlUrldgo Bloc it, So 1, Uregun. OUCa hours 10 to 12 a.m. 2 to 4 p. m. fU. T. C. SoIIT it." Dcntlst,OT BUle street, J Suletu, or. Finished dental opera tlons of every description. Paluloss opera tions n specialty. D. POOH. Architect. Plans. Snocl- . flcsitluns and suocrlntendcncc lor all ciasf m of bulldlugs. Office 21 Com- n';n:uii a., up suure. c. A. IIOUEUT, Arohltcct, room42t. Mar qunm bulldlUK, rortlaud, Oregon. V W.TOWNSEND. Civil Engineer and J. Surveyor. Ottlco with Oregon Land Co , OiUein, (iregon. PJ. LARSKN CO,, Alatiutacture or all . klndBof vehicles. itepalrluK a special ty. Shop 45 Ktat street. "PROTECTION LODQ hi NO.2. A. O U.W. I .Meets In their hall In State Insurance building, every Wednesday evening. 8. A. AloKADDKN, fit. W. J. A.SELWOOD, Recorder. TMPROVED ORDER OK RED MEN, 1 Kainlakun Tribe No, 8, Salem. Holds council every Thurnrtay eveulng, at 7:30. Wigwam in state insurance hall, K. O. UAKEK. i'rophet. FRANK O. vVATKRS, Chief of Records 'EDUCATIONAL. Go to the Best. Tho place'lorj young ladles andl gcntlo meu to secure niihotough oducAtlou Is the old,butevcr.new. WILLAJILTTE UNIVERSITY. Lonir and still the lendlni? Institution of the North West, Bettor than evcrl New course of Instruction In Oratory, Tumlngy nnd Post-Graduated. MTULlES. Normal, Uuslness, Academy, College, and Law courses greatly enlarged and Improved. Faculties Increased and Improved. For CatnlOKUU or College of Law write JDoan H T. Klcbardon, Eii .Halem, Or. ForCatalncueor College of Medical and Pharmaoy write Dealt lticbuiondKolly,M. 1)., 1'ortland, Or. For general Cittnloirue wrlto Rev. Geo, Whitaker; I). D President, Salem, Or. 7-33in-dw Conservatory of Music, WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, SALEM, OREGON. The course most complete and tho high est grade of any muslo school In tho Northwest. Host and newestt methods of teaching. Eiilarged lacllitles and new plan lor Instruction nt beginners for the coming school year. Diplomas granted on completion of course. Next term begins' September 5, 181)2. Z. M. PAR VIN, Send for catalogue. Music Director. 7-aiMim-wim FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Will bo opened to studcuts Sept. 13, 1802. Oilers Ihe most practical coan.es of study ot any school in the State, viz: Mechanical engineering, wvu engineering, r.iociricm enir iieerlnif. Academla nnd Urammujt, school courses Students, practice dally iff wood shop, raachloo shop, and labora tories, ' Tuition and nostril per Year, ISO, Special Inducement to a few young men who wish lo work for their board and tui tion durlnic vacations. For prospectus und lurtuer iniorinuiiun, fiuuress EDWIN MORRISON, M, 8., President, Sulcm , Or, Ivliss Bailout's KINDERGARTEN. THIRD YEAR Opens Monday, Septemuer loth, at Kin dergarten Hall, opposite opera home, Children received nt three years of nee and over. A connecting class will be es tablished lor advanced Kindergarten pu PIN and those beginning primary work. Oalv tbe best modern Kindergarten meth ods employed. Prnns's system ot drawing and color work Inlrnuuuod. J. H. HAAS, THE WATCIIMAKEIl, 215K Commercial 5t, Eslsnt, Oregon, (Next door to Klein's.) Specialty ol Srwsctnclfji. and reealrlnE Clocks, Vutcbos aud Jewelry. Ewldeuce 832 Church St. J. J. MUTTON, SIGN ASD HOUSE FAINTER, Deeoralor, ICakomluer aud Pa M;r Hanger, Ijtavu orders at A. II. Huron A Han't l'sir. alture store or Ufoat&UIle, Oroews, JAPANESE CHI L-rlE CURE Anew and rJomBleie Treatment. eiHuaet. lagwippoKltorieii, oiutunt In fauteule. a)a hoxsnd ptlU;a)Hltliecure Ibrei tecMl. Interuar, Hied or biesMHoK. ltel. eUnmU. reeeot or hef 4ttry file. m mtuur Uier dtseeees ao4 ssioale nxs.s; t U always, a ateeV betH to tbe gveenu beaHli. The Xrst IUeovery ai a Mieaieai care imurmg an operettosa wus tee kaU aaiwMiry tseteafter. Tbt renMssly turn sow beea koown to Ml. H pr Wa.ltttr H( MotbyauUI, WhyiJH h thw terrlbte d)Me when a wrtliea snuwanlee Is (Iveo with boxw, to refund lb inooey U aot tMiro4 maA Maiup r bee leasee. Ouasr d(m teMus4 ey WuOUAMii, C,lJlMKXOo.,wbxeaefMtlIwUll drv. aatte, wnirn etsU. ftssttatuL Or. BiOwtu e Xju &MSnfeMflr ssMlese lsaliel,s,a,rf ril SltS the capiItal mmi H0FER BROTHERS, Editors. PCQLIsnKDDAILY.KXOElTSOKDAY, BT THK i Capital Journal Publishing Company, (Incorporated.) Office, Commercial Street In P. O. JJnllding toitered at the postofflco at Salem, Or., as second-claKs matter. WIUTE TnYSKT.F AN A89, That; ts what Editor KnlBor of the Ashland Record, tho leading Ponn oyer Democrat editor of Oregon, says to his Democratic) editorial brethren. He lets himself loose after this herolo style: "The OregonV Democratic editor had a spleudld opportunity this time of writing himself down an ass of the worst kind of mule variety. And he did it to perfection. His main campaign started ott in turn ing on tho floodgates of vilo vituper ation, abuso and vllliflcatiou on Gov. Peuuoyer, Gon. Weaver, Mrs. Lease and tho Populists generally. In his stupid asslnlnlty ho went the whole length and shouted himself hoarse calling on everybody to "vote for Democratic principles." Tbe na tional commtUee caught tho bray of tho Oregon nss aud told him to vote for Pierce, th(.Popullst who says he don't bollovo lu any portiouofthe Chicago platform! Tho Oregon Democratic editor obeyed, like a thoroughbred jackass and brayed forth that you must vote for Pierce, tool Finally the nUtlonal commltteo took another twist at tho tall of the long-eared Orewn nnlmnl (to get at his b'raius) and tho Democratic ed-. itor told the faithful to vote for Gen. Weaver! What a bbrry speotacle the Democratic organs presented! Such humiliation should break tho heart of oven uu ass. All of which goes to show that a newspaperman should be a man of suflleientjudg. mutitas to look out for himself, though he Is cavorting around in a barnyard of Jackasses. A POINTER. If ho had not been a millionaire's son-in-law does any Republican sup pose Whlfcdaw Rold would havo beon nominated for tho vlco presi dency, or that old loyal birthplaces or Republicanism like Michigan, Illinois and Kansas would havo cast their electoral votes against Republi canism so strongly as they havo? AS the rank uud illo can havo no In terest with any aristocratic tendency within tho party, It seems they did about what might bo expected on election day snowed the tend cuoy under. The people, tho workingmou, the farmers, tho brawu and rausolo of our country do not approve of such nominations from a political party of lutolllgoncc,If tho millionaires do. In catering for votes a political party that will deliberately. choose tuollttlo handful of plutocrats iu preference to the masses can meet with but one fate lu a government of tho people, and that is defeat. It will bo said, It is easy to say such things after election results are known to bo decided. Why did you not say this before? It was not necessary. To have done so would have been words wasted and odium Incurred. Now Republicans have tlmo to think for a few years. They will do somo thinking, too. Tho chances are favorablo to tho party putting up a ticket lu 1800 that will bo more to the liking of the roasseB of voters than to tho gang of mil lionaire boodlero who control our money, lauds and transportation, and who also want control of our national government. THIS COMINO ClTlf ELECTION, The peoplo of this city ought to be allowed to elect their city ofllcers without drawing party Hues, with out sotting in motion fill the wheels of party machiuery and the train of Influences that reaches from the oc cupant of the white house to the Binallest ward politician. No one imagines that they will be permitted to do this, Yet It would be tho wise, Heuslble thing to do to select our city council and city ofll cers upon their merit as men aud on their devotion to good elty gov ernment, rather than upon their ineilt aa purtlwtus and the tarll! question. It will be presumed neoeasary to set the party owehliiea aud rinqa at work, tipurred on by a national sueeeas, Batem Democrat will wlh to soore further Victoria and the smallest office lu sight t ulHt4iit to set tho mouths of PollIIelaHH watering. The Republican elty ooiHralttwe will not be caught nap ping aud haa already ordered prl Hiwrlee held to put up a party t&ket It te not poUUeal Iwue tiiat la at etake Ih Halem. A eUy erveniment that ha ex halted elty ered!, hie extAietye MlitfeUotMi es lie (Mitt! aud hardly knew where to turn for relief, will Mud ; relief la po litical lueilMMk. Th enly rU will be fomfd In eleeiiuat wiWe, oott eetvM'MMl eapaWe ueu wbu waa Uestr own aMelw well a4 HMttseM fteWML Th ssetsllkl seeW Highest of all in Leavening' Power. JLateat V.S Ckwrt 3 ABSOIUTELY PURE find this relief at the coming elec tion in spite of the machines and rings. Thoy may take the liberty to elect the right sort of men men who have backbouo and Indepen dence enough not to be bulldozed by capital nor forced to close their oyea to contractors who will not comply with specifications. NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES. Among recent biographical workB there are few books .fvvhlcb appeal to a larger and morfe sym pathetic class of readers than Dr. George R. Crook's' Life of Bishop Matthew Simpson. We notice that at a recent meeting of tho bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church It was placed on the list of books recommended for the use of local preachers and, students pre paring for the ministry Harper & Brothers are the publishers. The Kindergarten Magazine for November is filled with Thanks giving thought in its, practice de partment. It nlves special atten tion to science i)ud kindergartens lu public schools, and has several mas terly articles on art and music in terpeted for the child. This maga zine Is the only thing of Its nature In America, and to Iks posted on the great educational reform all should read It. Subscription price, $1,60. A supplemental magszluo for chil dren Is to bo added In December. It will be called Child Garden of Story, Song and Play. Price, $1.00 per year. Address Kindergarten Magazine, 420 Woman's Temple, Chicago. Child's Garden, of Story, Song aud Play, is to niuke Its appearance with the "holiday Christmas num ber. ' it will oe a beautifully illus trated paper for the yqungeet readers, and Is composed and edited from the kiudcrgarten stand point; to fit tho need of the Irue school and cultured home as perhaps no other child's magazine has ever as pired to. Scientific child literature, lias never been attempted before, and mothers aqd traohers awake to the new educational thought will hall this magazine with delight. Itis t- bo edited by ouo of the editors of tho Kindergarten Magazine, and a well known writer of ohild litera ture. Tho best of writers will con tribute The subscription price is $1.00 per year, Tho present season opened with a rloh display of uow styles,1 und what makes thorn particularly attractive Is the fact that, for the greater part, thoy are derived from an historical source. To fully un derstand tbo past origin of the varied inodcs of our coming season, and their development Into their present adaptions, no surer guides could bo obtained than tho Mc Dowell Fashion Journals. "Paris Album of Fashion" and "LaModo do Paris" are great favorites and soil, each, for 85 ceuts a copy, or $3.00 a year. "LaCouturlere" has tivldo success, being SO cents a copy, or $5.00 a year. "LaMode" Is tho beet home fashion Journal, costing only 15 ceuts a copy, or $1,50 per annum.- They are supplied by newsdealers, or by applying directly to the house, at No. 4, West I4th street, New York City. It Should Se la Every House. J. B. Wilson. 371 Clay St., Sharps burjr. Pa., says he will not be with out Dr. Klng'a Nhw Discovery for Consumptslon, Coughs and Colds, that It cured his wife who was threat ened with Pneumonia after an at tack of La Grippe, when various oth tar remedys and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Bar-, ber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Du King's New Dleco.very has done him more good than auytblug b ever used for Lung Trouble. Noth ing like It. Try, It. Free Trial Bottled at Daniel J. Fry's drug store, 2'Ji Com'l Ht. Large betelee 6O0 and $100. $50 3UBWAKD. We will (five $60 reward for any eaeeof well-founded dtamMe&otiou lu regard to our work, and Iu order to bottom tetter loiewn we will, for thk week only, sell all our gilt' ew bosMid and Ingrain papera with their friecM and deeoratloue at, tHe regular retail priee o4 heojg Utew oh your walk aud eeiling, free of charge. Tuw w the we have made thk offer, mh furaWh nuworoua rtuVeiioee in regard t Use work we" Wave done MmUrthieawairiMeiUWeara te stay and we te Matk ltrv4stt Mireatvee, eowe and grt Mm .tMtt ntofthkoaer. ttawka Jeewr, T MttUe ttt. 31 Tlie hsMlthy people you Btett hfve tMNelitojp llvora. They laJU Wsawww vsrtrav t'liatocraphlnc Mullet. i is no faowa that ctmnon ball i bullots can be iotogrftphed oars tnmtiRh tite atr, tint . ,C. V. Boys has recently wade cxpenmouts in photoRrapbuiK i bullets that cast newJisrlittiTion 1 motion andtheir effect upon thai uirotigu -wmoii uiey-poas. Profosaor Boyg fin' jthef through n box lined wliJ' black and so nn-anirod tHatVttie M ballot iteelf completes an eledrie-4 cuit nsd.causes a flash of light i.1 box, which, though, lasting om millionth of a second, gufBoat imprint, a nliotosrranhol thl on u ficnsitizod plate containo4 fc box.. i; :r . , .Not ouly .8ie, tho bulletn selves photbgi-apbed.' but ftlao 1 uibspherlc waves created .by u tinifiim. In f inn r. nf." fhiVhullntsi- seen tho waves of oomlenaation behind them, the waves 'of hon nnd interesting ol havo been" ihftde. on tbo fonns of these waves.1 As bach bullet daelies through th.;1 box it touches tho terminala of twa ' wirc6 in tlie electric circuit, andttwl little doud-of dust into' which tbrl ends of tho wires are:pulyerisd hci" iiua lis imugo nuyrmwjuxm w pao- togrnphio plate. " ' - " ,T ProfosBor Boys 'Has" experimented - with tho pbotogrhpliirig of 'chargijiJ UVmillUl BUUl. ureu HUill '.BUUbtfUUEK J tind tho final result, of theWexptWsV; nienta is nwnttod with much tat hoenvtiRU It' TiromtneH tri tlirnw Htrht. upon the; mariner in whicli gun 1 different patterns scatter, theahoii Youth's Companion,,, A Test-of StreBgth;' Tradition has. iinmortaJiiaoil ,Adftrgoma, ofiUraod Canary, could wreatlo for- two '0 'h'onrs, rtnd UaYibir beenth doinoBtin-a eertin cootoet antagojiiBtbetweenhfalegsaad i HUU IMJlitHWOtt XUIU IO iUIIK'ftHI begari to crack. ' v ; Tlie native was subsequently nsiv prisoner to iJBpiain,, where he sV H iui)iiuuu:utu pvopit) oy- uinpswriurin untioa. One 'davin Hvill htt was visited by at brawny yonth.-of tmid Mancha, who-was anxious ,to. tsy M bout 'with hira .".My,goc4l!lfrietiil," "1 stUil Adargoma. "as we are trouur to wrestle togetlior.it is only reasonishl, that Mo should begin by drinking BOHIBWUUK. , 'R' -is -S3 A large bowl of wine baying been-v Oronghtf he took this, intone hanA ; scinsl pswsnmift1 t 'ollnaafii litsa' n1el longers, "If with both yourlirina yott can overpower ouo of mine, so as to hinder lhe from.drinking every i ot. iuib wine, we wui n-y.our i together. If not'yeu may return1 youi" ' home.'' The struggle took ;f Ti1orA nvifl . A rl n flrwrvi a " im se4asees. VA drained tho bowl in the coolest nv. 'M nor without spilling' a drop of they. wine,. His one hand wai more Qta:j a match for the pther;s two.- v ) tional Review '' ' ; i I' in dA Itfn, T -U. J .,., ,..,, ..,,, . jvir. j ones ima jiwt taken; a Mg,'l ftnsrroA In asuimsl anniatv tv vsKlnli ' & he hclougs, and which carries o it mcetinf'H iu tlie still hmiru at th Islfn nltvfif nn1 navlw vnnMilnMB Y4 .v ps Vw eMse v evie4 sT ? eim'eMsfXUPe Jm9 was 11 a. in. when lie reached homo' nnd found, Mrs. Jones,, contrary tfr custom, sound asleep "Wako un. Moi-Ia." he shouted. brandtahingahewswoW'wwoli laa' been atlded to his i-egalla;: 'wnk ay J and congratulate me. I am now ' ? Pritice of Jerttaalein I" Mrs. Jones sat tip and looked her luislmnd by the waning lii a 3 o'clock inoon and the nirht 1 "Jeptharsliesaid, iuvoke $01 cwneu win wcea mauuooa mtnwmi January, "when a nwui comas at tills hour of the mormiug ad i he is a Prince of Jerusalem. something the. matter with hint ; he slioulu be treated aooordrngly. And he was. Detroit Free Pntfl,' I" I 'MH I Hies Jfe, Early in the yresent cent was introduced into Enaclieh tons of hyntns throngh til pressed tmsuuiou or parapt It given by Smtt in his "Lay Last Minetrei,' and few bynm 1 now are wiHiout thesowitna lyptic strain; 'That day of that dreadful day" Bntosr point is the extraordinary anatfi vemtous) which , nave been the hyuui, about 160 in utuety iu uennan. Next to this among Latin! be ranked, although at VfcJ tiut Ai)eee PtikaVw. there are thirty-trne km, a numheV tar I tbe vmy-tbree of hymn, "Kin teste Bn." uu Jinks -Hollo, old leatosrl ereyottUTingaowl OmttMl somewhere, I btlMwr Bttuk-ria OomywttiAll - ratrofft Iff rnip.