Dayton herald., July 06, 1900, Image 3

POS WOMAN’S HEALTH
IN THE
MINING
WORLD
Valu< of a Knowledge of Geology to
Prospector.
0 7 la r i Dou|l*>, CnlveraltT at Montana.)
«u»
thought i h m was a»
« m me. tm*
afte» tritin e n m * » f c t t u . of Lydia
B. Pirithän.’. Vegetable Compound r i i
my bad feelings were gone. I m » bow
w ell and enjoying good health. I «hall
always prato» yoar medioina."— Maa.
i Faacnuta, Box 336, Borneo, Utah.
The study of the remain, of plant
aad animal life that have sxtotod in
agro to Ilka history, astronomy,
fossil languages, politics and* a ll other
B R A D S T R E tT ’S
• * " OMJ!2IÎÎ?CH'La
C h a r ity .
J
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Baron Alphonse De Rothschild, who
filed rsceatly and toft upward e f 2ft,-
OfXLOOO francs to tbs poor, was the bead
ef the Parle bouse at th e greet family
oChanksra. Hs was highly honored ia
Francw a member of the Legion of
Honor, an asaoclate of the Institute
a regent of the Bank of France.
The baron married hto cousin, a daugb-
tor e f tha English Rothschilds. Hto
home in the Place de la Concorde was
the f l n « t private manslor in Paris. He
only eminent as a financtor,
but was also a conspicuous figure In the
h»i
TI m lHe*rttaMt»v Tta Se Is »■■•aasMy
'
o « ii.
Bradatnet’sssyat ptotribatiro trade
to 'd u ll, sMMusbly so In most in-
ncro, and pi ices of manufactured
products are generally w « k . but ex­
ceptions to the foraror aro found where
« o p conditions are exceptionally pro«-
tolng aad y> I he c la « of prices where
the readjusting movement ha
overdone on the down side.
The upward rush of w h w t pri<
ouRninatod at the close of lai
and the reaction» and the irregularities
ice. m ainly due to b « v y realising,
would mainly point to the movement
having been temporarily at toast over-
ne. Advices from the North aro of
little more than half a drop of wheat,
bnt estimates aa to the outturn la bush­
els vary socorrtiugly ns the goverumeut
reports of »1«.000,000 bushel», or the
commercial estimate of 300,000.080
bushels la yield last y e « ia the thro»
states are uae-l a» a banis.
Kugar to at the highest price reached
at this time foi 10 ymrs past, owing to
the active canning demand and the
strengtliened position of raw.
The war in China to charg«ble with
the advance in teaa, not only front the
form « country, hut from Japan, amne
interruption . in transportation being
apparently looked for if the Asiatic
truable increases.
H « v y rains are oomplained of ia the
entire cotton licit « a t of the Mississip­
pi river, and tha «Op to generally “ ia
the grass."
Reports from the Iron and steel trade
ere as pessimistic as ever. Nominally
lJ4-
A Matioual Pawnshop.
quotations a t Pittsburg a n unchanged.
Tw o recognised national Institutions
Wltoat, including flour, shipments
la Mexieo are the national pawnshops for the week aggregate 8,184,144 bush
and the thieves* m arket In the tor- sis, against 4,645,180 bushels I , «
every article pawned la for sale,
If unredeemed within six months, and
Failures tor the week number 185,
there are always bargains to be picked as compared with 167 toft week.
np. The rate of Interest to not high,
Failures in the Dominion of Canada
number 18, aa compared w ith »8 tost
and oa « c h article deposited
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thing Uke the real value to given. week.
Strangest thing of all to onr own
P A C IF IC C O A S T T R A D E .
y lenders, If, when at the end of
Mi
the time, the owner to unable to redeem
Onions, new, lJao.
It and the article to sold for more than
Lettuce, hot house, »1 p « orate.
was loaned on It, a note to the borrow­
Potato«», new, lc.
er Invites him to «11 and claim - the
Itoete, pm sack, 00c® »1.
surplus over the amount be alroady
Turnips, per sack, T5c.
* *
A t the thieves’ market there to
Carrots, per sack. »1.
not eo tnnch philanthropy, and be who
ParsnipH, p « eack, 50®76e.
has tost something of vaine and would
Canllffower, California 00 o ® » l.
It back to apt to pay d « r ly
Htrswlxrrrie*— »1 per case.
for it.
The pawnshop keepi short
Cabbage, native aad
CaUfornia,
hoars, bat the enndtoe In the booths of »1 I t o « ! .25 per 100 pounds.
the thieves* market burn long a f t « the
Tomatoes— »1.50 pm caw.
boulevards arp desroted. It occnpl« a
B u tte r— ( 'ream ery, 22c; Eastern 22c;
half square, and every article tor sale dairy, 17®»»c; ranch, I6® 17o pound.
to, If not confessedly, at I« s t tacitly,
.Egg»— 10c. '
Cheese-2- 12o.
1
known to have departed from Its for­
mer owner without hto consent Con­
Poultry— 14o; dressed,
14®16o;
tractors who leave tools or lanterns on spring, » 8 .6 0 .
lla y — Puget Sound timothy, » tl.0 0
the streets come to the market every
wonting to buy their property buck, ® 12.00; choice Eastern Washington
for the Mexican thief to a dever crook, timothy, »IS.AO.
Corn— Whole, »38.00; cracked, »3»;
with persistency that might be directed
to a b e lt« use, and locks and bolts <}o feed meal, »28.
B a rle y — Rolled o r ground, per ton,
not deter him any more thkn the police­
man on every square that to a n d « the »30.
Flour— Patent, p « barrel, »8.36;
rule of the Mexican city aatlwrlties.
blended straights, »8.00; California,
4-
- M y J o k ia « la tiro Palpi«.
»8.25; baokwbeat flow , »6.00; gra-
“Before I went to college,” « Id
*
si. »8.00; Whole w h w t
mtetotor of this c ity. “I
work on a certain charge one summer.
Mlltotaffe— Bran, « f t ton, »18.00;
In the Methodist Ghureh wa had
shorts, p « ton, »14.00.
vice morning and evening. There
Feed—Chopped feed, »18.00 per ton;
A Prosbyterton Chnrch In the village, mlddllugs, «ear ton, »30; o il « k e meal,
and the pastor from another village per ton, »80.00.
Fresh M « t e —Oboloe dressed beef
supplied i t preaching there once
Bunday in the afternoon. I went to steers, price 8c; cows, 7e; mutton 8c;
bear him on» afternoon. He was a col­ pork, 8c; trimmed, 0c; veal, 8>i@
lege-bred man and was supposed to be 10c.
Hams— Large, 18c; small, 18M;
away up. When be spied me in the
congregation be « m e down and asked hroakfaat bacon, 13 Sic; dry salt aid«.
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me to assist in the opening exercises. 8c.
When w e were seated be asked me to
■ rartlB B d Narka*.
read the first lssson, and at the same
Wheat— W alls W alls.
67 « 5 8 0 ;
time announce that it was a certain Valley, 68c; Bluestem, 60c p«bnshnl.
chapter to thd Book e f Numbers. Jnat
Flour— Beet g rad «, »8.86; graham.
before. I was to road I ranched np to «3 .86; superfine, »3.10 p « barrel.
Oats—C h o i« white,
86c; o b o l«
tha desk aad took down the Bible and
opened to the p in « . I glanced down gray, 88c per bushel.
o x « the chapter and w w ilia t It v
Baxley— Feed barley, »14.00® 15.00;
browing, »16.00 «or ton.
a m aw of unpronoun«able names,
MUtotaffs— Bran, »18.60 ton; mid­
knew that he was working a Joke on.
me. He knew that I eoqld not get dling», »10; shorts, »18; ehop, »14 «or
away with those n a m w 1 said noth­ too.
H ay—Timothy, »10® 1}; d o v « ,» 7 ®
ing, but when the time « m e I stood
up and attoounced the chapter follow­ T.60; Oregon wild hay, » 6 0 7 per ton.
Batter— Fancy creamery, 86040c
ing and road IL
"Whan I w t down ha gave me a look -tore, 26c.
Egg»— 10c p « dozen.
and be got one back.
I w hispered
Cheese Oregon fa ll cream, 18c;
hoarsely, T g u e « n o t’ TfaoM wer
the only words spoken on the subject1 Yonng A m e ric a , 14o; new cheese 10c
per pound.
-U tfo a Observer.
Poultry— Chicken«, mixed, »8.00®
4.00 per d oe«; hens, »6.00; springs,
. B ig s a lle « n t H ight.
A system of night sig n alin g with »2.6004.00; geese, »4.QO06.OO for old;
Bags held np by kites and lighted by
» 4 .6 0 0 6 .6 0 ; docks, » 8 .0 0 0 4 .0 0 per
turkey«, live, 14®16o
suspended search-light was tried Mine doMn;
time ago at Bayonne, New Jersey. Says pound.
Potato«— 40060c pw sack;
Electricity:
> <
The search-Ught was of about o m S ® 3 X o p « ponnn.
Vegetables— Beata. »1; turnips, 76c;
hundred candle power,
pended within a few feet of the fiago. pw sack; garlic, 7o «or pound; cab­
The light was sent np at a quarter to bage, IK o per pound; parsnipa, »1;
onionst 1 X c per pound; « n u ts , »1.
7 o’clock, hung two feet below
Hops— 3® 8o p « pound.
flags, each e f which wee two feet
Wool— Valley, 16®16e p « pound;
square. Both light and flags were sup­
ported by one nine foot and one seven- Ew tera Oregon, 10016c; mohair, 86
foot kite. The flags were fastened to per pound.
Mutton— Cross, beet sheep, wethers
the kite « M e by perpendicular staffs.
end e w « , »H o; dressed mutton, 7<
T o light the flags the aparch-llght was
rigidly braced on the kl{e « M e in each T X o p a potibd; lambs, 6 X 0 .
Hogs— Grow, c h o i« hw vy, »6.00;
• position that it pointed straight sky­
ward. Aa tha kite^carried the cable light and feeders, »4.60;
» 6 .0 0 0 6 .6 0 «or 100 pounds.
upward, the glare of the fiery pencil
Beef—Gross, top stosn, »4.0 0 0 4 .6 0 ;
passed beneath the flying k it « and up­
»8.6004.00; droased beef, 6 X 0
ward into space. The rapid fluttering
* 1 1%o p « pound.
e f tha flags ¿eased tha effect of a .
v « i - r Largs, 6 K ® 7 K e ; n u l l , 8 0
stream of blue, white .and red fire, ex-|
pound.
8 Ho
tending ten or twelve feet beyond the
search light reflector.
This invention »rill probably not only
Wool— Spring— Nevada, 18 0 1 6 c p «
be used In signaling in time of war,
but »rill produce effect» o f groat twenty pound; Eastern Orogon, 10016c; V a l­
ley, 18020c; Northern, 1 0 ® l» c .
la night carnivals.
Hope— 1880
«op,
11 0 1 8 0 |
Hte P m IM m l
pound.
Butter— Fancy eroamary 18018c;
A meeting of a negro “lltM ary socie­
daizy,
ty” was to progress, and the business do seconds, 17 H e; fancy
part e f the program was a n d « conoid- 17c; doseoonda, IB ® f6 H o p « pound.
' Eggs— Store, 18He; fancy ranch,
• S i x .
bad proposed that the regu- 17c.
MUtotafb — Middlings, »17.00 0
lax time of meeting be changed from
Monday to Wednesday n ig h t aad the 20.00; bran, »13.60018.60.
propultlon provoked much discussion.1 Hsy— Wheat »6.60010; wheat and
Finally the president of the society
»6.0008.60; b u t barley » 5 .0 0 0
was appealed to for his opinion, and, 7.00: alfalfa, »6.0006.00
he said, with much gravity:
^ rsW( 86®40c pox bale,
babe oh do a’clety, pun-',
“ W e ll.
Fotatoee— Early Rose, 6 0 0 6 6 c ; Oro­
I don’t m x * gon Burbanks, 8Oc®00; rire r
which night de e’clety meets, hut td hanks, 66066c; naw. 7 O c 0 » l.t6 .
>»reds o f M tM ta ta .
“There are probably'few. people out-
'side the trade who know anything
1 concerning the vast anmber of clothaa-
' pins tl^s aro annually required to sup­
ply the millions of
houeekeaper-
throegbout the United Btatea,” « I d a
in »och goods In New
lo c k to the w riter yesterday. “I t Is es­
timated that as many as 60,000.000 doa-
an. or 000,000,000 single ptas. arc man-
afacturod In Eastern and Western fac-
tories every year. The product Is sa-
perior in workmanship and finish to
anything of Ito kind turued out any­
where in the world, and to shipped
largely to all parts of Europe, where
can be eold cheaper than the rough
and poorly made home article.
“Clothespins are made In this country
»rlnclprily out of beach and maple.
Blocks o f tkla wood aro fed to a vwy
Ingenious and exceedingly rapid-run­
ning machine, which haa three iepa-
tate compartments. One of theae entq.
a btoek of wood np Into a dosea or more
pieces, each of which to suitable for
forming a pin. I t next rises and enta
the ‘crntel,’ or place that Is to grip tha
»rash on the ctotberiiae, and the final
»peratlon turns the neck and head of
tha pins and smooths and finishes
them Aff by the bushel, ready for use.
rhe pins are then packed lu boxés, « c h
containing 720, and the boxes are then
sailed up by another labor-saving
chine, ready for the market.”—Wash­
ington Star. ______________
lights Intereating when one gets in-
mated in it . Bnt i t to extremely d if­
ficult to get very deeply indterootod ia
that- wa know nothing aboat.
io many branch« of know I-
that one cannot know everything.
But the subject on which 1 am asked
“ D sxm M bs . Putaaojc— I had ft
to w rits to. 1 believe, of v ita l interact
trouble, painful meases, Bad kidney to the m in « gad prospector. though
complaint, also stomach trouble. About our knowledge of |t was not developed
a year ago I happened to pMk up a for their special benefit, but because of
paper th a t contained an adnrttoam ent the Interest "«M fascination of the sub­
o f Lydia B. Pinkham’a Vegetable.Com- ject itself.
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pound, and when I read haw I t had
Though I never spent a weak ia
helped others, 1 thought i t m ight help
of mineral veins, I have a fellow
me, and decided to giro i t a tria l. I feeling for the prospector, in the first
did so, sad as a result am bow feeling place, there to a charm in ontdoor life
perfectly well. 1 wish to thank you for ia tramping over the hills and moun­
the benefit yoar medicine baa been to tains and through the deep ra v in « aad
me. ’’—Mas. C i ^ aba . S tikbsb , Diller, Neb. rooky canyon«; in going into camp
N o flo ra P a ia
tired enough to make re ri aweet, end
" D kar M bs . P in a ham Your Vege­ hungry enough to deroar w ith tha
reliah the bam, Moon, coffee,
ta b le Compound has been of
benefit to me. When my manses first flapjacks aad anything alas that hap­
appeared they were vary Irregular. pens to come along that to eatable; aafi
They occurred too often and did not in sleeping in the pure a ir under tha
leave for a weak or more. I always blue tent of the sky w ith the whisper­
suffered a t these times w ith terrible ing of the pines and tha varied voices
p ain , in my back and abdomen. Would of the mountain streams to oharm
BA BOV BOTHSCHtLD.
be in bed for several days and would away worldly cares and Jail to sleep.
not ba exactly rattoari- a t t i t an I I t seema ao good not to have to wear moat exclusive aalous of the Faubourg
took Lydia B. Pinkham’a Vegetable stylish olothes, especially if one baa fit. Gertualu. The entertainments of the
Compound, and menae. became regular
to waar, to ba where th a n to no baroness at her magnificent country
a n d p a in , le ft me entirely.”—MSB. B
fear of treapaaring on any man’s land, tturne, the Chateau de Ferrlera, and at
F. C ustxb , Brain, Win.
aafi to fear nobody*, dog; to tori that h « town house, were noted for their
tb ew o rld to your» as much
any­ splendor. Baron Alphonse was one of
body’s, aad whatever riohes yon may the eleven Barons Rothschild whose
■ g a in s Leases la W e r.
In all protracted w ar. the l« a in find buried la its treasure boose yon
to the gov«nmenta of the world
hones from disease to terribly heavy. can call your own.
within the past ten y « r a aggregate
- IB Napoleoa’. oampalgn acrosiths N ie­
The prospector descends into tha more than »500,000.000. The bead of
dark mine, submitting himself to the Paris bouse was a bard worker
man, out of «0,000 horma? ao
slavery awhUe «to», he may “ grub
than 45,000 succumbed in aix
and devoted- to business, hut, like all
A t the siege of P le v n a the Russians stake" himself and
free m m for
bis cousin barons, be bad a bobby.
lost SO per cettt of th e ir draught ani­
o f the year and have a prospect
This '• wa«- a passion for buying rare
of
"striking
something
ric
h
"
and
be-
mals. aad in the Egyptian w a n of 188»
books: H is collection was ons of tbs
ai 'w e*».ej or more wealthy
the English bone, ware disabled, of
most valuable of a private kind In Eu-
which 000 died from eicknem aad only
I em ploy«.
The mine o w n « to much the seme ropd. While be lived he bore the repu­
60 on the field of battle.— Pennon ’a
kind of a man, but he has the advantage tation of a stern, uncharitable man.
M a g a rin o ._______________ _
in having more money to alert w ith , The rending of bla w ill replaces this
A M V regulation cog introduced In
ia looking for a place where he can reputation with one of a diametrically
Rwisa watcher, works ao accurately
invest his money ia a “ good proposi­
that the tim e pieces do not vary 10 aso- tion” and get richer.
onda In ■ month.
W ith both min» owner and prospec­
tor intelligence and judgment are need­
Every saloon at Tnltohoma, Tona.,
ha. bean'placed ondar the legal ban ed. I t to tree that aomotmea thorn
who have lent nod littlq from books and
Charged w ith Sunday liquor rolling.
nothing from experience have blun­
Midlers ate (Applied with
dered onto rich lends; hot i f the truth handkerchiefs a t the expense of the
T ry A llo a ’s » s e » « o s a .
med up 1 think i t would ap­ Government
A powder to be shaken iu te the shoes. A t
this season your feet feel suolim i, nsrvous pear that n very Urge percentage ¿1
Women employed on Japanese t «
and hotrand re t tired easily. I f you bave
id mines have been found by men
smarting fest o r tig h t shoes, W v Alle-»« a
farms work twelve hours and are paid
of
experience,
who
have
worked
in
Foot-Kase. I t cool, the feet and m ak e ,
walking etrey.
Cure» ingrow ing nati», mines, have seen and bandied the ore. 15 cents a day.
■woolen mitt sweating feel. d I mj WTA atwi and have observed the rock in which
Every day there hangs o r « London
callou« spot» Relieve» eorn» end b«nio«e
a vast smoke Cloud that Is estimated
they
occur.
1
firm
ly
believe,
too,
that
of all pain and giver rèsi and com fort. We
to weigh about three hundred tons.
n’s ohances af finding the ti
have
000 tent rmotileter-
U today.
Bold bv-ril drugKii’ H and shoe d ealer, fo r aroa bid in tha earth would ba in­
The baron of beef—two sirloins join­
26c. trial package F k tB . Addresg Allen creased marry fold by adding to his ex-
ed together by the end of the backbone
8. Oltntlead, URoy, M-Y .
psrienoothat of other man, by study­
always served on the royal table
C r ia , P r s v a ls a t la B orita.
ing th» mode of occurrence of ores, the at Windsor Castle Christmas day.
■ Crimro of violence, whom propatow- rock formations ta which rim y »
A newspaper printed ee lb * « cup
tora have remained undiscovered. Save
-in fact, tha better knowledge of slon steamer Ophir published one num­
become eo common in Berlin aad ito geology and mineralogy ha poaaoseee
neighborhood that the I ’rgssian m in­ and tha b u tt« his power of observation ber !■ eighty degrees north latitude.
I t claims to be the p a p « published
ister of the interior h e. given notice
I judgment the batter his «ban«« of farthest north of any on record.
that e ll violent death, shall be report­
«ass. Tha « m a bolds true of
Spiders- aro a serious plague In Jap­
ed . t one« to s special bureau, which
¡1« in m ining property. I t to true1'
shell decide whether the local or Ber­ that these sciences arc large o n « , bat an. They spin their webs on the tele­
numerous as
lin polios »hall take up the caw, end i t to Just ns true that (he ohanoas of graph wires.' and aro
la certain instance, shall rot Ito owa failure without the neoeeeary know! to « u s e a serious loro of insulation.
detective, to work.— N . Y . Sun.
edge nfc fully aa large. I f a rich man. Bweepfng Ib e wires d o « little good,
of the properties of drugs, as the spiders begin all over again.
r h y .le t a a a a d M orp h ias.
The only place where “black dia­
aad loose la aa apothecary’«
In • recent addroaa before s graduat­ »hop ha m ight b la n d « onto something monds’’ aro found to to the Brazilian
ing olass of medical students oocu
that would help him , but tha ohances province of Bahia. They aro usually
the following most senribto advice: would be against him. We need not found ia river beds and brought up
“ W hile fewer pbyrictoaa become in­ be scared by the voluminous hooks
‘by divert. Others aro obtained by tun­
sane ♦>»«" members of other profes­ geology w ith their frightful looking neling mountains. The largest speci­
sions, a larger proportion become ad­
There are simple, interesting men ever found was worth »20,000.
dicted to the nee of morphia. Opium hooks, giving the most Important ''In­
W ater containing salts has a lo w «
in nay farm to exceedingly dangerous formation, and w ritten especially for
point of congelation. 8 « w a t « to
when mlf-admtotaterod. No physician proapector» ami mining men, and for
should attempt to treat bimroll, but the understanding of them no previous more or less w it to localities, bnt la
general It freezes at 27 degrees 4 min­
a lw a y s take the advice and fo llo w the knowledge Of geology and mineralogy
utes (in round numbers 28 degrees). I f
direction e f another phyrioton.”
are needed. Throe may lend to <to
w a t« be saturated with s m salt, the
study later. But someone w ill any
freezing point rinks to 4 degrees be­
Leos O haaoo o f K sowvary.
that certain minerals have been found
low zero. In freezing, the pure water
Prof. G. Sites Woodhead. M . D j. W hen ao experienced proapector would floats as ice and the w it separates.
1 of pathology. Cambridge U n i­ ■earoh and where geologists have said
The nnhfbkTof winks In a given time
versity, pahapa the greatest authority they cannot occur. The trouble is,
on pathology in the world, reoently an old m in « oom « from California, Is found by Kota, a Russian physician,
wrote for ‘.‘A hkari,” edited by W . 8. to Montana and begins to look for gold to furnish a fairly accurate mmsnre of
H a knows Just how the rock the degree of eye fatigue « u s e d by
Caine, of London, a. follow»: “ For the
la ri year or two I have been keeping looks in whioh the ore occur, whme he various lllumlnants. This method gars
mined in California, and be ia looking the following unexpected results from
note of the various observation, th
have been made In regard to the see of for the seme kind of rock and the same readings of ten m lu u t« : W ith s can-
aloohol in dtoeaaa, »»d I • “ coming to locking ore, bnt be probably w ill not dle, 6.8 winks per mtnnte; city gas,
believe more and more firm ly that the find it . An old Montana miner goes 2.8; sunlight, X2¡ electric light, I X
Among the curiosities In deeds, a t­
patient who taken, or has taken, alco to Colorado and meets w ith tha sums
bol baa a lgro chance of recovery that disappointment. H is views of the oc­ tention to « lie d to one In Belfast,
currence of ores arc too narrow. The which gives the course and distance
the patient who ah.tains.”
preoions metals occur in many differ­ “to a hole to the roof of the shed of
ent kinds of rock and under a great the blacksmith shop.” This, H . P,
NO REMEDY EQUALS PERU NA,
variety of conditions; and one would Farrow, the Belfast civil engineer,
SO THE WOMEN ALL SAY. have to know the geology of the whole says, should be considered an *Tnd<
world to know a il the condition, in structlble monument,” as the hole still
whioh they occur; yet there are certain r e m it« , although the shad was burned
nnd«lylng truths that, if understood, many years ago. Another queer deed
w ill vastly increase the chances of sue la of a shipyard In Rockport, and one
oem and save not only many yeers bot Course to described as “to line ivith tba
many life times. Many Mother geolo bow of two vessels now building at
gists— perhaps I ought to my uncla ge­ « I d shipyard.’
ologists, for I think they are of the gen
eration that is passing away— have
An Iron to Condolence.
studied a certain -region and have
When a men becom« suddenly rich
jedgvd all the world by that. 1 might
It not infrequently follows that he be­
whisper to you, too, that not a ll who
comes as suddenly oblivions to his old
talk and w rite on geological subjects
friends. T»ns, a ’ Persian having ob­
know Just what they are talking about
tained a lucratlve position at court, a
and 1 have no doubt you have thought
friend of hla « m e shortly afterward
of that before reading this artioto.
to congratulate him thereon. The new
A reecat report from Boise, Idaho, to •ourtler asked him: “Who era yon and
to tha affect that a fabulously rich why do you come hereT’ The other
body of gold ore has been encountered cooky replied: “ Do you not know me,
ia the Iowa mine, owned by Judge W then? 1 am your old friend, and am
M ia Soasa W yant.
B. Heyburn. The mine to located nest •omr to condole with you," having heard
Miro Susan W ymar, teach« la
that you bad lately lost your sight”—
Richmond achool, Chicago, 111., w rite, Quarts burg.
San Francisco Wave.
the following letter to Dr. Hartman
Okanogan Gold Mia«*, Ltd., it
»me of a corporation capitaltoed for
regarding Ps-ru-na. fibs saya: “ Only
T .e M a d rid Cen»aa.
those who have suffered a . I have, can »100,000 which has been Incorporated
A recent count shows that Madrid
know what a blearing i t to to he able to to take over the property of the Oka-
Free Gold Mines, Ltd., which haa 16,038 buildings with 18,080 apart­
fiad reliât la Pe-ru-aa. Thia has be
my experience. A friend* la need to
property ia Okanogan county ments. The number of Inhabitants ex­
ceeds 600,000—407,1(» Spanish and
friend indeed, and every bottle of Pe- Wash. .
8.280 foreigners.
ru-aa 1 ever bought proved
ins
bean
bnilt
friend to m e ." -S e rn a Wywfir.
1214 by th e H s in m o n d M a n u fa c tu rin g Com­ T e s u h ls t Oarnsan la the T rn a s v a a t
Mrs.
Margarotha
Johannesburg bas a German school
North Superior etn ei,
_
pany of Portland. Oregon. «? tha
Wto.. writes: “ I tori ao w e ll add good Monarch Gold Mining * Dredging Which last June wee giving Inatrnc-
aad happy now that pan cannot de­ Company, whioh w ill be taken to Capo tion to 118 boys. 84 girls aad 26 ehto
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scribe i t . Pa-ru-aa to everything to Nome. The dredge to oa rollers, end dren to «he kindergarten, -.r,
ala. i have taken several b o tti« of may ha moved from place to place at
.Chocolate Used as Money.
Pe-ru-aa fot toriato eomptolat. 1 am the w ill ef the engine« while the »»■
Chocolate la stUl used to the J p te ri«
When the average g irl don’t crying
la the change of lito and M does ma chine to la operation. I t to constencted
good." Pe-ru-aa haa ao eqaal la a ll 8» work the ground below tide water. ef South Airies for currency, as aro to b « m o th « th at tha hoys ta a « h «
aha to looking for bays to ta n « hw.
of the irregularities aafi ematgeaatoa I t to wpahto ef sx«vo tin g to a width coeoaauts and eggs.
peculiar to woman canead taÿ palvta of 86 feet aad six to « deep without
noval hy Gertrude D ix la <
Borne people aro good for no ©thw
aroviag. The gravel to nieed hr
«son than that they may bettw
Addro« D r. Hartman. Oulumbua ^ i s H buckets, aenened and pass.
tbuae those who aro nek
i
1 « a froa book for womi
m
ms
m
to a»
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MKftORTHE
REPO RT.
C itrus Fruit— Oxang«,
»3.76 0 6 .3 6 ; Mexican lir e « , »4.00®
6.00; California lemons 7 6 c 0 » l .60;
do choioe » 1 .7 6 0 3 .0 0 «or box.
Tropical Fruita— B anan«, » 1 .6 0 0
3.60 p « bunch; pinwpptoo, nom­
inal; Penton dates.
606He
Whoevw n
named Nes»/ York's
gloomy prieoti chow an apt and signifi-
caat p hra«. Many a wretched crim­
inal has found iadeed therein that the
tb of sia to the path of death, and
a mourned at the bnrtol of hto owa ■
blighted h op « aad mined resolution».
But “ stone walls do aot -a prtaon
m ake." Thera aro those who sit im ­
mured ia "th a tombs’ ’ of a dead past
I woefal present. Thamarivw, aa
M ilton would ham it, era their oku
d u n g M M . Let them lift up their bead,
to tha dawn a a fi, freedom. God to not
far from any ooa of-aa.— Baptist Union.
C
Do net om it the tote eueambers for
piokliag. The seed may he pleated la
or July. The W hite Spine to aa
exoelteat variety, a» i t to uniform,
round and of good length. I t to also
toad« and vary eriap, having a long
stem, aad they keep welt as pickle».
They must be picked off daily or they
w ill grow too u rg e .
KÊÈPYOUR BLBOD C U M
B q B aer J e b .
“ What to Sifiith doing now?"
None can torsee the outcome o f the
“ He to traveling w ith a circus.’’
quarrel between foreign powere over the
“ Pretty hard work, isn’t I t , "
d lv iitu n o f China.
I t ia interesting to
“ No; he has nothing to do bnt to
watch the going to pieces o f this rare. etick bis bead into tha lio n ’s month
.tie are also Suing
goilig to piecee
pieces o
be-
Many people
e -,
twice a $ay.” — Tit-Bits.
Raute tif dyapeiwto, oon»tiuel
WhaS W ill B m « um Ot OhtaaV
ach dieear-ea. Good health can be retained
if we use Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters.
The Chicago Tribune thinks a cycle
path for wheelman may be considered
a good thing on the side.
P t a t ’s T v e eh le .
’The gas b ill to twioe what It was
tost month, ” M id the poet’s wife.
‘There must be something wrong with
the m eter."
T wish 1 were a gaa company,”
sighed the poet. “ Every time my
p itas2 * loa° “,ion®y ” — lu ‘
dlanspolto
a lle n e s Ia O eld en .
Mrs. Stubb— John, would yon refei
to a gnn’as feminine?
Mr. Slnbb— I should think not M a­
ria !
“ And why «mt?”
"Because guns can be silenced.’ ’—
Chicago Evening News.
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H O IT T ’S SCHOOL.
M enlo Park. 8an Mateo County, Cal.,
w ith its new buildings, newly furnished
and complete leboraturles, beautiful tu n
roiiiidings end hom e iijduenees, is one ol
tl»e best equipped schools fo r the training
o fb o v a a u d young man en the coast. I t
Btoek cotton hose should he dried la In charge «if D r. Ira 'G . H o itt S lid ia ac-
and ironed on the wrong side to pre­ credited at tha unlversltiee. Bend for c*U
aiog, 'T e n th yaar hegiua August 6, WOO.
vent fading.
Eyesight is frequently impaired by
B ew are e f O lstm ea ta ta r Catarrh T h at
the uro of tobacco, due to the paralys­
C a e ta ta M arearr,
A» mercury w
will
ill surely destroy the sens
sense of
mplenty derange
smell aad completely
deranga the whole sys-
tarn i whenenterlug
when entering It through the mucous sur-
(aces. Hoch articles ■ should
ehould aerer
merer bo
be used
ueed ex­
cept oa preeerlpttone
from reputable physi­
es from
cians, ee the damage they .wilt do la ten told to
the good you can possibly dwlva from them.
Hairs Catarrh Cura, mannfaetnred by F. J.
Cheney A Co.. T o le d o , p., eon tel ns no mercury,
end Is taken internally, acting directly upon
tha blood and mucous surfaoas of the system,
in w
buying
s
a i s H i all’s
4 f c Catarrh
T F a Cura
K ? be 1 sure
i ' a you
r « get
K
ing of tha neivw controlling the irie,
« paralysis of the optic nerve, Mme-
tlmas resalting In absolute lots of sight.
M othsrs w ill find M m . W in rio w ’i Sooth­
ing Syrup the best rem edy to use for th r lt
children d u rin g tha teething period.
The towns of Eddy an<] Moody. Tex.,
bave each voted “ no license,” the
former by a Mg majority.
moulets free.
The income of John D. Rockefeller,
of tile Standard O il Company, ipureaaea
at the rate of »684 aa hoar, plight and
day.
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City Clerk Donovan, of Boston, 1 i » h
chosen for his messenger a 17 year old
girl, Miss Annie G. Riley, the first of
ix to hold such s position in Bos­
ton. The etoil service commissioners
being m uble to supply a girl in re­
sponds to M r. Donovan’s request, ha
.«how hto owa
Plso’s Cure for Consumption I» air Infal-
abte medicine fo r toughs and oold«.— N”
W . 8 ahvh -, Ocean Grove, n . J., Feb. 17,
1800.
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In Prussia habitual drunkards may
be legally put in charge of guardians.
J A t e S M u t a a H areerg K eq a lslta .
Confusion In the b « d , vertigo, stu­
por, faintness, nans«, vomiting, gen­
eral depression of the nwvonS and c ir­
culatory functions, fo llo w the ingestion
of large q n a n titi« of tobaoco.
A thermometer to almost indetpensl-
ble in the nursery. I t should, if possi­
ble, bang in the middle of the room,
sway from the floor, window, wall and
fireplace, where the mercury may be
affected by the draught I t the room
where the baby it obliged to sleep is
v « y hot in the middle of the day, or a
nt night, hang a wet sheet over tha
window and leave the door open.
Sprinkle the sheet as it dries with a
whisk broom that hat been dipped in
cold water.— Ladles’ H om e Journal.
Calico« should ho washed ia clean
water, dried la the shade, and tamed
' on the wrong ride to dry.
7
Black and white « lt c o « arc baneflt-
ted by having n handful of « I t added
to the rinsing water.
Rad tablecloths keep their coftk if a
little borax to added to the rinse water
and they aro dried in the shade.
I t to not needfnl to boil white cloths
(unless very d irty) and have the house
filled with eteam every w « k .
There are 746 «loons in the First
ward of Chirogo, and to one Motion
there ere 30 in one block.
A reoent investigation showed that
08 p « pent of the Inmates of the Naw
York house of industry we r e e R ^ tl« « "
for crimes resulting from the M e of in ­
toxicating drinks.
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During tbs tost 20 yenr» deaths from
alcoholism in Groat Britain have in ­
creased 82 pw cent among men, and
145 «or cent among’ women.
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years to demonstrate to the lay mind
whether the rejection of the Holland
submarine torpedo boat was a groat
economy or a groat oversight.
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