Bandon recorder., July 12, 1895, Image 2

BANDON RECORDER.
Fann Noten.
FRUIT TREE FERTILIZERS.
Polly Larkin’s Pot-pourri.
JOKING WITH UNCLE SAM.
I
ATHLETICS AND THE MIND.
rhe Funuy Thing a Traveling Man Saw ■football aud Rowing Are Said to Be Fla«
Meatal Training.
In Chicago.
J V
DANGERS OF PEARL GATHERING.
CHEATING AT EXAMINATIONS.
Th« Ground Shark* Have a Fonda«** For
the Flesh of Diver*.
The Attempt* Made on th« Civil Servlet
Examiner*.
“Saw a funny thing in Chicagl V In England we are apt to take the
The islands of Cabagua and Mar­
On the desk of A. W. Pellez, one
S an F rancisco , C al .
not long ago,” remarked the drum! necessity for sports in some form for garita were the principal seats of of the board of examiners for posi­
The horticulturist is supposed to mer to the hotel clerk in his usua granted, but in America the subject the pearl fishery, which was also tions in the postal service, there is a
Is there a person living who is
deaf to the music of the little, simple grow fruit either for pleasure or for nonchalant and insouciant manner. of athletics is discussed with a se­ carried on extensively in the gulf of little appliance that savors very
"What it is?” queried the slangj riousness which hardly obtains in Paria itself, on the coast of Cumana. strongly of schoolboy tricks. A can­
word “home?” To the afflicted profit or both, more commonly for
this country, says The British Med­ The deep water fishery—that is to didate for a clerkship had it in his
olerk.
profit.
Whether
it
be
for
the
one
or
person, who cannot hear it spoken
"You know that the government ical Journal. Dr. Conant of Boston, say, the fishery in about 12 fathoms possession and exjiected by its help
for
the
other,
it
should
be
his
study
but can read it from the lips that
is dead down on anybody who at in a very suggestive article in the —is conducted now pretty much as
get a good mark in the depart-
pronounces it, the tears will un­ how he can best accomplish the de­ tempts to make anything in th«’ "Boston Medical and Surgical Jour­ it was in Columbus’ time. Men accus­ to
nent of “local delivery. ” This being
sired
end.
It
would
be
natural
and
bidden start as the scroll of memory
nal, pleads earnestly for the general tomed from their infancy to an am­ jonsidered of the highest impor­
shape of government money?"
unrolls, disclosing the scenes con­ businesslike to consider the wants of “You don’t mean in the way o: acceptance of athletics, not as mere phibious sort of life and trained to tance is worth five times as many
nected with the dear home nook. I the tree, what it needs for nourish­ salaries?” inquirod the clerk shyly. sport or pastime, but as part of the be expert divers are engaged at the marks as almost and other subject.
“Of course not, you jack. Wha; system of education which the uni­ work and go down naked into the sea The little appliance consisted of an
often think of this when I hear of ment to secure a good healthy
young girls who are fretting away growth of wood which will be able to I mean is an imitation of the pape- versities supply. There can be no in order to pick up the marvelous ordinary sheet of ordinary blotting
question that while the “sit still sys­ pearl breeders which lie at the bot­ paper, plain and innocent looking on
the happiest hours of their lives in a withstand the frosts of winter and money of the United States. ”
tem” of education has done much tom. In Ceylon the pearl fishers go one side, but pasted over on the oth­
“
Oh,
yes!
”
y
the
heat
of
summer
and
produce
longing and a determination to get
“
Well,
an
acquaintance
of
mthM-harm
to children free muscular ac- out in company in their boats. Each
away from home and see something bountiful crops of fruit of good ap­ who runs a saloon in the unsaltel tivity has been conducive to brain boat carries 20 men, of whom ten er side with a printed list of all the
hotels, theaters, clubs, railroad of­
pearance
and
quality.
Science
and
of the world and shift for them­
queen of the lakes put a job upo> development, jiartly probably by are rowers and ten are divers. The fices, etc., in the city. It would have
experience
show
that
all
plant
food
supplying it with more healthy divers go down to a depth of from made matters easy for the owner if
selves. Too soon many of them
the entire commercial end of
realize their expectations; but they is composed of three elements, viz: government out there. He had hal blood, but partly also by the cere­ four to ten fathoms. To assist them ho had not been caught, but he had
have not counted on the heart-aches Nitrogen, potash and phosphoric a picture painted by an artist repre­ bral activity involved, tho muscle in their descent they use a large overlooked the fact that the examin­
and the days when they will yearn acid, and that all these elements senting a bill hanging in his plan and the nerve being in fact but two stone of red granite, having the ers furnish all blotting paper and
smaller end bored so as to admit a other stationery, and that none may
for the old scenes and the refrain, must be furnished in such amounts for some time and was proud of il parts of one machine.
Much as one might imagine that rope which is rove through it
for
it
attracted
a
lot
of
attentioi
as
will
best
promote
the
growth
of
be brought in by candidates. His
“ Backward, turn backward, O Time
Ono day a government shai •phaj carefully planned gymnasium exer­
When about to dive, the diver scheme was not only detected, but
in your flight, make me a child again the tree and do it in the most eco­ pened in there, and in a
cises could be arranged to give the seizes this rope with the toes of his he was unceremoniously expelled
will be ever pres- nomical way. Now we find that in minutes ho was after *Maal
fexeruac required, the gymnasium right foot and with the left foot se­ from the examination. That is the
the wood, soots, stems anxLItaves of
"not Mbm a popular place, nor cures a network bag for his oysters. inevi^*ble< fatnrof nearly all such
at best *s sliort
for imitating1 governnjpu m
dot* Dr. Conant seem to think much He then takes hold of another rope schemers.
spent in the home the fruit tree there is found a greater course that ended th*
of it aa a nMuns of education. As usu­ with his hands and is let down from
icfore you realize percentage of potash than both the tho saloon man was hot
“We must be constantly on the
ally arranged it is under cover and the boat to his diving ground, the watch,” said Mr. Pellez, “for such
“Ho took it down; but, lo
that it has been broken. Then be other elements combined. In case
content and try to make it your aim of the orange tree it amounts to hold! in two days thoro was another so lacks that great essential fresh Btone helping to sink him. When at people as he. Here,” ho added, tak­
air, and it lacks the stimulating in­
to have your home the dearest spot 43.73 percent, phosphoric acid 33.82. in its place, so like it that ¡uiybo<y fluence of outdoor sports and espe­ the bottom, he casts himself loose ing a pocket guide to the city from
would
swear
it
was
tho
sanies?
Not
­
from the stone, picks up his oysters, his desk, “is something in the same
In
the
ash
of
the
fruit
as
found
by
in all the world, for there the tender-
ing was said about tho trouble by tie cially of games. Nevertheless gym­ and when ready to return jerks the line. Tho candidate who tried to use
the
Connecticut
experiment
station
est memories will cling if your home
owner, and his customers wontjn nastics, although not the most use­ rope by which he was let down, and it was also disqualified from further
has been what it ought to be. Try bulletin No. 87, 1893, was potash admiring the genius of tho artst ful form of exercise, are of great ad­ ho is then hauled up, leaving the competition. We have detected oth­
to improve yourself in every way from 100 boxes, 16 pounds, nitrogen, and his work. Then along camo 'ho vantage as a training for a crew or stono to be recovered by its own ers with a lot of information written
imaginable, and you can do this by nine pounds and phosphoric acid 3.8 government sharp again, and ho »aw team.
rope.
on little scraps of cardboard, which
If, however, says Dr. Conant,
reading good books and letting pounds, which shows that the great tho picture. This time ho got hot
The chief danger the divers have they stowed away in various pock­
trashy novels severely alone, and by need is potash and that it should be and went after tho saloon man rough there is to be any attempt at regu­ to encounter after the preliminary ets. Others have written tho names
observation. You can like the little furnished in liberal quantity. I shod. Tho saloon man was sassy as lar and systematic development, not difficulties attendant upon diving of important rivers, state capitals,
only of tlie body, but of the mental
girl “learn lots if you only keep quote the orange tree as that is the you please this time, though, and faculties ns well, one must have, in and working at so great a depth etc., on their cuffs, just as school­
when tho government sharjMjJe-
have been got over is from ground boys do sometimes. Candidates ought
only
one
I
happen
to
have
the
exact
your eyes open.” If you have got
manded the removal of tho picture order to get the highest good from
into the habit of fretting like a caged analysis of, but experience with tho saloon man not only refused to such training, a certain amount of sharks. The divers in the Persian to know that all such means are
gulf resort to magic and to religious illegal and likely to lie found out, and
bird because the dear ones at home other fruit trees leads me to believe take it down, but defied the other stimulus in the work to lie done, the enchantments in the hope of guard­ that their discovery means certain
that
about
the
same
percentage
will
cannot spare you, cease it and try
fellow to to,.ch it. Ho did, thou’gt, stimulus arising from competition ing against these horrible creatures, expulsion.
to be the light of your household, be found in them.
and there was a scrap, in which tho and from public appreciation. Speak­ but as an additional and more effect­
“The women candidates? No, we
For the growth of the peach, pear saloon man fired tho offender. Then ing of football, he says that there is ive precaution they are armed with don’t have nearly so much trouble
making your sunny presence felt by
each and every member. It is a and apple I would depend mainly ho wont after tho authorities, and a a considerable risk of injury in the a short stick, pointed at either end, with them as might be expected. Be­
game, especially to men who have
great deal better to feel that your upon potash and phosphoric acid, force visited tho saloon, and there not been carefully trained in the which they thrust into the shark’s yond u disposition to ask each other
was
another
row.
giving
potash
liberally
and
supply
­
mouth, they themselves getting away questions which they do perhaps
absence casts a shadow on its bright­
“In the meantime tho saloon man sport at Beliool. What is wanted is
ness than that it removed a cloud of ing it according to the size, age and was getting u good deal of free ad­ some constant and careful supervi­ while the monster is engaged in fret­ from force of habit, they make few
attempts to get ahead of us. When
discontent and let the sunshine of condition of the trees. When I sup­ vertising for his place and having sion over the players, so that they ting over his uncomfortable meal.
A story is related of one diver who, we find them talking, their seats are
ply
nitrogen
at
all
in
my
orchard
it
relief in. Experience is a good
his own fun. The authorities got the shall be in a condition both of phys­ having explored a rock on which he promptly changed. A highly strung,
teacher, but it leaves its heartaches is in the form of scarlet or crimson picture at last, and then tho saloon ical and mental health.
expected to find oysters, was about nervous organization is fatal to the
clover which is sown in July or Aug­ man took a lawyer and vent after
A list which is given of the injuries to return to the surface of the water success of some of them. They be­
and disappointments.
ust and plowed under the next May, thorn. They had a conference over received by the Harvard men during
Susan B. Anthony and Dr. Anna thus furnishing all needed nitrogen tho offending picture, and an expert the last four seasons shows a consid­ when, casting his eyes upward, he come nervous and semihystericaV
Howard Shaw will be received with in a most economical way and it also was called in. Ho looked at the bill erable number of accidents, but com­ saw a huge ground Bhark lying in and temi>orarily forget things about
wait for him and cutting off his re­ which they aro ordinarily well post-'
open arms and genuine California gives a percentage of potash and as it lay quietly under the protect­ paratively few of a serious nature, treat. Terrified at tho sight and un­ ed.
hospitality by the Women Suffrag­ phosphoric acid and a great amount ing glass and finally decided tksff it and those appear to have occurred able to get out of range, he was be­
"Once in awhile we find a candi- |
ists of this coast. Their coming of humus which is a factor in a was a remarkably clover imitation ohiefly among the “class” rather ginning to give himsolf up for lost date who thinks that the examiner* .
■narks a new era and will stfengthta drought. I also prefer potash in of a government |5 bill and certain­ than the “varsity” teams, showing when a happy thought struck him. can beinfluenced in his favor through ;
that the better trained men are far He took his sharpened stake, which some means or other. Such a one
and enocurage the members, for thaforin ol kajnit on accounted its. ly came under the law
the-4eqst
liqjflyh) injury. There -was too small to stop tho jaws of tho wan U m * young man
«ticti
case«.
■
are a power In themselves ana furbishing' moisture and destroying
if uytMiur dll aet rl«e wheels of the insects. I now have a peach orchard man was apparently knocked out, seems no doubt’riiat rowing is one of shark, and going to a sandy nook of heard there would be no trouble in
but he asked to take the pic Area the best means of developing a man the rock began to stir up the mud passing an examination if $ 100 wore
movement in motion it will be their
10 years old which has never had minute, and when they handed it in an all around way, but both in re­ and to make such a “dust in the put up. We disabused his mind of
arrival.
any other fertilizer but potash, over to him ho removed tho frano gard to it and * ‘ track ’ ’ athletics much water” as to effectually obstruct the that notion in very short order and
A good many of the jaunty sum­ clavet- and phosphoric acid and now and glass, and taking out the cardon of the benefit arises from the indi­ enemy’s vision. Having continued convinced him of what would hap­
mer wraps are made of fine broad­ has every appearance of being good which tho bill was thought to bo vidual training or “ooaching” given this until he was forced to quit fur pen if ho tried to uso that or any
want of breath he swam off hastily other sum with such an intention.
cloth with tiny diamonds cut in the for 10 years more. Of course it has painted ho carefully slipped his knife to each man.
We come round, then, to the old
"I have also known candidates to
cloth in a straight line at regular in­ always been well cultivated, which under it and took off a genuine bill. point that athletics should be looked in another direction and arrived at
tervals from the collar to the bot­ is as essential as good fertilizing. The government forces simply lock­ on as part of the education of that the surface exhausted, but in safety. tell pathetic stories of poverty and
ed at each other, and the man who
tom of the cape, and lined with a If nitrogen is supplied in too large had started the trouble actually inseparable neuromuscular arrange­ At the top he was rescued by the plead for a lenient examination on
boat in attendance, practically none
colored silk. The collars are high or amounts it causes a sappy, tender turned green. When I left there ment of which man is principally tho worse for his alarming experi­ account of their starving families.
While very sorry for such people
slightly rolling. One cape I saw and too rank a growth of the wood thoy were trying to find out when made up and to the activity of which ence.—Gentleman's Magazine.
they should know that we cannot
was a lovely shade-of fawn color which may easily be injured by frost they were at, and the saloon mai all expression of either intellect or
discriminate in anybody’s favor in
Searchlight, at Sea.
lined with pale blue, and the effect or heat. In Florida after the freezes had a framed and mounted bill hang­ emotion is due. In considering the
the slightest degree, no matter what
It is too fatally easy to project a the circumstances. ”—New York Ad­
was very pretty. Another was of the past winter it was noticeable ing on his wall, but whether it wm further bearing of this question the
influence
which
an
athletic
training
50,000
candle
power
beam
into
the
black lined with lavender.
that groves which had been fed with tho genuine thing or an imitatioi has upon a man after he has left col­ depth of night. If the night be not vertiser.
nobody dared to make an effort t>
Anecdote* of Father Healy.
lege must not be lost sight of. Many dark, I am sure that it is well not
Miss Helen Gould draws the line a large percentage of nitrogen were discover.”
Prince
Edward of Saxe-Weimar,
injured
more
than
those
which
had
when a charitable entertainment she
“Um—um,” said tho clerk. “I a man feels that his success in after to use a searchlight at all. If, on the the late commander of the forces in
less
nitrogen
and
more
potash.
life
is
largely
due
to
the
excellent
other
hand,
the
night
be
dark,
the
hadn’t seen anything of that in th)
is interested in announces “Living
condition of his mind and body, searchlight, injudiciously used, is Ireland, told him that he found
Then when nitrogen has been too papers.”
Pictures ” as one of its features and
“blind shooting” prevailing to a de­
"That’s because you don’t sat brought about by the athletics which certain to be much more harmful to plorable extent among the Irish mili­
so “Tableaux Vivants ” will be given freely used the fruit is very likely to
he practiced when in college. This friend than to foe. No searchlight
instead. It does not seem to par­ be coarse, tender and not as well those that print all that’s going on,*' athletic training never entirely ought ever to be employed save by tia regiments, and that he intended
Baid
tho
drummer,
with
confidence
flavored,
while
potash
gives
a
firmer
take so much of the flavor of the
leaves him in after life, and although one thoroughly skilled in working it. to insist on a greater attention to tar­
—Detroit Free Press.
texture
which
causes
it
to
be
more
variety show under the new name.
he may be much occupied in other
The unskilled or partly skilled get practice. “For goodness sake,
Powers of the French President.
ways he still finds opportunity for hand always throws the light upon don't do that, your royal highness,”
Miss Winnie Davis, “Daughter of easily transported in good order and
The president of the French re­ indulging in some form of athletic everything that ought to be kept exclaimed Father Healy. “If you
the Confederacy,” who had been in- at the same time the other qualities
public
has tio veto power, certainly work, which keeps him physically a dark and as invariably fails to il­ make the militiamen «good shots,
of
the
fruit
are
much
better.
• vited to take part in the “ Tableaux
there won’t be a landlord left in the
Considering all points then, to not in the same form as that oxer, healthy man and mentally a bright luminate everything which it is de­ country. ”
Vivants,” refused, because she had
cised
by
the
president
of
the
Unitel
sirable
to
show
up.
Moreover,
the
one.
promised her father, shortly before make growing of orchard fruits the States. But ho has powers not pos,
light, used well or ill, is apt to tem­ On another occasion Father Healy
Ancient Salt Currency.
his death, never to appear in most profitable, I would use accord­ sossed by our president He can ad­
beside Professor Huxley at a
In various countries anciently, and porarily spoil the night sight of all sat
ing to age and condition of trees 600 journ tho chamber of deputies at
British
association dinner, when the
tableaux in public.
who are exposed to its influence, to
to 1000 pounds per acre of kainit in any time, although not more than in some eastern ones down to the facilitate an enemy's operations and latter told him a story of a priest
present
time,
salt
has
been
recogniz
­
The New York World advises connection with 200 to 600 pounds
to form inconvenient screens which who had cross examined him as to
girls who cannot indulge in the ex­ of fine bone meal, and for bearing twice in the samo session, for any ed as a medium of exchange.
period not exceedi
in certain conditions of the atmos­ whether he had ever noticed any
Cosmas
sjieaks
of
a
salt
currency
ercise of horse-back riding or a trees I would sow crimson clover to can closo a regul
glimmer of religious intelligence in
so in the heart of Africa phere cannot be seen through. It monkeys. “Now, why did he ask
jaunl every-day on their bieye les, to be plowed under every other year, time after it lias 1
ntury. Marco Polo, in should lie used, like garlic in the sal­ me such a questton, Father Healy?”
walk every day. An hour spent in and perhaps in the older orchards and with the cons
ncerning the Kingdoms ad, gingerly, if at all.—Nineteenth
asked the professor. “Have Roman
brisk walking every morning would every year. With such manuring* ho can dissolve the
of the East, ” written in Century. ______________
Catholic divines any theory in the
bring roses to the pale cheeks and and clean cultivation I should al­ uties at his discrotion, but in th*t the thirteenth century, tells us the
Nelion'i Right Hand.
matter?” “Not a theory in the
elasticity to the step. There would ways expect good crops of fruit of case ho is compelled to order a new Tibetans had none of the great
Nelson’s attachment to his friends world," replied Father Healy. "You
election
to
be
hold
within
tUo
not be so many tired, languid girls the finest quality.—J. M. White.—
khan's pajier money, but used salt was as ardent as bis courage. When
may depend upon it the priest want­
months after dissolution.—Brook­ instead.
he was presented to King George III ed to see whether he could get a
with pale or sallow complexions if New England Farmer.
lyn Eagle.
Their
small
change
was
made
at his levee, his majesty congratu­ cheap curate among the monkeys.”
the practice of walking was indulged
Small Sized Men.
thus: They had salt which they boil­ lated him on his great actions. Aft­ —Westminster Budget
The Farmer*» Library.
in more faithfully by the girls. A
Tho largo majority of contempo­ ed and set in a mold flat below and
brisk walk puts new life into any­
In order to have the children grow rary authors of international fame round above, and every piece from er this eulogium he condoled with
No More Four-year-old Mutton.
him on the loss of his arm. Nelson
one. The English girls are the best up intelligent and well informed it aro small men physically. Kipling, the mold weighed half a pound. On turned around to Captain Berry, who
With regard to mutton, 4-year
walkers and their fresh pink and is the duty of the farmers to provide Barrie, Jerome, Howells, Stockton, these molds the prince’s mark was had been the companion of many of old mutton is now a thing of the
white complexions is good evidence something for the mind to feed upon Stedman, Mark Twain, Bret Harte, set, and none but the royal officers his exploits, and introduced him to past. Formerly people could not
of it.
as well as for the body. The local Boyeson, Saltus, are nono of them specially appointed was permitted the king with this remark: “My dine unless a saddle of mutton was
paper should most certainly be pat­ above medium height, and several to make it Eighty of these molds loss, I assure your majesty, is not so cut from a 4-year-old sheep. Now
ronized,
and at least one agricul­ of them aro actually diminutive. were reckoned to be equal to a “sag­ great as you imagine, for here is my the mutton sent to the table is
R. H. ROSA,
right hand.”—San Francisco Argo­ from 18 months to 2 years old, and
tural journal. If two or three, so Marion Crawford and Conan Doyle gio of fine gold. ’ ’—Leisure Hour.
aro
tall,
athletic
looking
mon,
but,
the younger generation are not sure
naut.
DEALER IN
much the better. A good magazine
How Japs Launch Their Ship*.
aro
tho
exceptions
that
prove
tho
that it is not preferable to the much
will also be a good investment, as
The Battle of the Olanta.
The Japanese apply one of their
prized 4-year-old mutton. The sad­
will also an occasional new book. I rule.—Cincinnati Times-Star.
The Battle of the Giants was an- dle is still considered the prime joint
pretty ways to the launching of
like the plan of the farmer having a
Eye of the Home.
ships.
They
use
no
wine.
They
other
name given to the battle at to serve.—Kansas City Times.
library and think he ought to have
The
bright
fire
is
tho
eyo
of
the
Mariguano
in 1515 between the al­
hang
over
the
ship's
prow
a
large
it the same as does the successful
A M«I m I Man.
B andon , O r .
I doctor or lawyer. It ought to con­ home, It bespeaks cheerfulness, pasteboard cage full of birds, and lied French and Venetians and the
Dumbleton—An honest man's the
tain, first, books on farming and peace, cleanliness, comfort. About the moment the ship is afloat a man allied Italians and Swiss armies. The
then books on miscellaneous subjects it the small, sweet courtesies of life, pulls a string, when the cage opens, latter were defeated with slaughter, noblest work of God.
and some works of fiction, books for In which there is no parade or affec­ and the birds fly away, making the over 12,000 of their troops being left
Flasher—Thank you, old boy.
Cedar Flooring, Celling and Rustle
the wife and books for the boys and tation, which manifest themselves sir alive with music nnd the whir on the field. The victors lost 4,000. Very few men would have had the
Manufactured to Order.
girls. Make it a point, brother in kind words and affectionate looks, of wings. The idea is that the birds The battle was given this name by quickness of perception to adjust
Ordern Promptly Filled for All Kln<ln of farmers, to have a few useful books. cluster naturally and gracefully.— thus welcome the ship os she begins , Trivalzio, a soldier and historian, that remark to my appearance.—
Rough Lumber.
—Our Grange Homes.
New York Ledger.
her career as a thing of life.
I who was present.
Richmond Dispatch.
PotHMh 1« the Great Need. Too Much
Nitrotfeu Injures Flavor.