Bandon recorder., November 16, 1905, Image 2

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MRS
shaded enough, or translating pkrm-
of the Scottish dialect into plain
English. To be sure, here in San Fran­
cisco, the girls are given instructions
about every two weeks in leswms In
cooking, which usually lasts a couple
ot hours. It is so trifling, however,
that little is accomplised. It does not
fit one of then* for the more practical
side of life. It certaiuly does not go
far towards teaching them to earn their
own living when the time comes for
them to step out of the ranks of school
life. They do better by the children
in some of the old countries. A little
Finnish girl arrived here recently, and
she was not much over fourteen years
of age, yet she could cook vegetables
and meats perfectly, although she had
no idea of arranging the table or of
serving the meal in an ap|ietizlng man­
ner, all the dishes containing the vari­
ous articles of food being heaped in the
center of the table. However, it was
well seasoned ami perfectly cocked,
and would have been a credit to some
of our bright little American house-
keepers.
BANDON RECORDER
FACTS IN FLW LINES
CCT AND WIRE N.Uiü
Mutil.h lobb Cast-
The s«J.'s in long uuj three-quarter
coats for the coming mouths are very
attractive and 'ffnitefuL Fug traveling
and cold or rainy weather wear they
are unequaled for their style and use-
fulness. The model sbowu la one of
the prettiest of tbe new Importations.
A fanciful collar u round In back and
finish«?* the neck In y sha[x? lu frout.
METHODS .BY WHICH THEY ARE
TURNED OUT IN VAST QUANTITIES.
WOMEN’S WEAR IN WARTIME
Hunrnaffr Clalb off Many Kings
fferaprtl Hora Far Hals.
We had oue cotton mill to splu ths
warp Tbe people atixxl iu Hue to get
a bunch of eottuu for warp, Tbe filling
was yarn, cotton, flax and tow. We >
got our dyestuff from tbe forest. It I
was aliiejst as bad on timber as tbe I
tanbark trade is now. There was great I
rivalry amoug the womeu to see who
could have the prettiest dress. I have
a quilt made of evttou and linen called
a "Confederate" quilt.
The clothing for every member of tbe
family was made from the raw ma
.
terial, carded, spun, woven, dyed aud
made with homespun thread.
Tbe to* linen cloth bad oue peculiar­
ity. it was a great stretcher. It was
ofteu exchanged for other things. A
’
man and bls wife started to towu with
doth sufficient to get some articles. Ou
tbe way be remembered be ueeded a
gimlet also. He told Ills wife. They
decided to tie tbe euds of the doth
to two saplings, he to stretch a gim
let out of It.
1 took great Interest tn the silk in
dustr.v. We fed the worms on mul­
berry leaves, and such beautiful silk
we did have. A bright stripe In a cot­
ton dress made It very flue. A family
made gloves, beautiful silk mitts, with
bees embroidered on tbe back. Noth
Ing went to waste. The thorn trees
furiilshe<l us plus and hairpins. Our
millinery was our crowning effort.
Hats were made of cotton thread cro­
cheted, put on a bl«x*k, stretched very
stiff and Ironed, then wired. We had
homemade flowers and all kinds of ma
terial for trimming A doth frame
made stiff and covered with scraped
cow's horn was much admired. If It
did l«x>k like a cocoanut cake. Char
lotte (N. C.) Observer.
VICTORIA CATARACT
IT IS ONE OF THE NOTABLE WON­
DERS OF THE WORLD
_ a_
The sea freeze* at 20 degn-e» F.,
Thee* Is Se O.krr Falls "U Larik
fresh water lake* at 22 degrees F.
“I hate children; wish 1 never had
Jaat Like It. **■ There Is Vo l*ua-
Ireland produces Ho.ooo.ouO yards of
to have anything to do with them
slblll.y off < ouiparlaoM Betiwee* It
linen per year; England, 45,000,000.
*n«l Oar Own Silacar*.
again;
but
then
it
ia
my
fate.
I'm
a
The in««-* costly tomb in existence is
The making of mills Is one of the
It was on the 22d of November, 1855
Ilia I erected to the memory of 11'iliaui- school teacher and have tieeu in the
business for the past fifteen years,'
ol<l«*st American, aa It ia oue >f the
that the friendly natives with whom be
med.
ohlest English. Industries, but lu Great
was traveling brought Dr. David Liv­
The Irish have never taken kindly said a woman the other day. “There
Britain the greater part of the pnxluct
ingstone for the first time within sight
to sea fishing, although It would prove was a time when I was really consci­
has been baud work, lu America ma
and souu«l of the wonderful cataract
entious alxiut my work, in fact so much
a sourci-Aif wealth close at huud.
chine work.
on the Zamliezl river, uow known aa
so
that
I
oroke
down
my
health,
and
The smallest coin In the world is the
Of mtxlern nails, the wire or Frem-b
the Victoria falls. Before flmllug It.
new two and a half cent piece Juat at the close of every term I was a ner­
nails ami the eomniuu cut ualls are
tbe good missionary had Journeyed for
■truck off by the republic of l’uuama. vous wreck and it took me all vacation
made iu quantities which far ex<-«*e<l
nearly two years, «nd from bis polut
While working in his garden one to recuperate. Finally I came to my
all other kinds. The wire ualls have
of departure at Iiurumau, In Cape Col
of
Walling-
day recently W. E. Rose
senses, ami now I make every child in
im-reased enormously lu geueral use
ony, had traversed quite 4.000 tulles of
ford, Cuun., unearthed a Washington the school room take home their books
«luring receut years, but there are still
hitherto unknown country.
cent of the date of 1787.
and get their lessons at home ami if
iiiniiy purposes for which cut ualls are
T«slay one takes tbe tralu at Cape
The largest white sapphire In the their fathers and mothers have a mind
preferred.
Town on Wednesday, passes through
world is supiaiHtxl to be uow at Berlin,
Kimberley ou Thursday, reaches Bulu-
The precess of making wire nails Is
to help them, so much the better; if
having been taken there from Brazil a
wayo ou Saturday. and late In the aft
exi'i'tsllugly simple and almost wholly
not,
they
must
get
along
the
beet
they
short time ago by a mine owner. It
eruoou of Sunday begius to see In the
automatic. A large reel or spool of
can.
I
’
m
not
going
to
wear
my
life
weighs 418 carats.
distance tbe rising Hilar of mist from
wire of a size equal to that of the
It has been found that a pale green out for them, that you may depend
the great cataract.
shank of the nail to be made feeds
uisin.
You
say
I
am
paid
to
do
the
light used In the clock faces of the tow­
The natives call It “Mosl-oa tuul,”
foruard at each revolution of the ma­
er of tin* English houses of purllameut work and shouldn't slight it. Yes, I
meaning “the roaring amokv.” Twenty
chine a piece of wire equal to the
BRIEF
REVIEW
shows th«' figures and the hands ou tbe am paid for it, but people expeet t«xi
miles away the spray thrown back
length of the nail und a fraction of an
dials much more distinctly thau the much of teachers now-a-days, don’t
from tbe «leptbs of tbe tremendous cav­
Inch more.
Finest
Collection
of
Spiders.
whitish light hitherto us«.*d.
ern into which the river tumbles ap­
you know that? I have reached a
This is seized firmly by clamps,
One of the finest collections of
Tbe city of Loudon recently passed [mint when there is no longer any
pears like a column of smoke rising
which straighten while they bold it,
au ordinance requiring all street vend­ music in their childish voices for me. spiders in existence is the property of
from a burning village, and during the
ami al the same time a pair of Jaws
ers of ice cream to placard on their
M. Desmaisons, u druggist at Arvillers
last mile of tbe railway Journey the
so cut the wire as to leave a sharp
School
teaching
for
a
period
of
fllteen
vehicles the place where the cream
rour off tbe fulllug water becomes lio-
France, who describes his methtxis of
point to the nail.
years
takes
all
that
sentimental
non
­
was manufactured. The number of
ticeable. Finally, when the edge of
Before tbe clamps let go their hold
sense out of a person. It is well enough collection and preservation in the bul­
venders at once fell off 40 per cent.
the chasm Is reached, if the river is lu
a hammer, the face of which is u die,
letin
of
the
Linnean
Society
of
North
­
A woman called at tbe postottlce at in story txxiks, and possibly in the
flood, tbe eye and ear are assailed by
strikes
the
other
en«i
of
the
wire
a
Waterville, Me., not long ago and home circle, but as for any one having ern France. From an abstract con­
a combination of phenomena that prob­
sharp blow, which forms the head.
tributed
to
Cosmos
by
M.
V.
Braudi-
ably cannot lie dupllcate.1 as marvels
made this annouucenient: *T am going a great affection for some one else’s
The clamps have corrugated stir
anywhere else ou the planet.
away and don’t know how long 1 shall children, it seems to me to be one of court, we learn that the collector kills
faces, uot merely to hold the nail more
roll COOL OB BA1.XT WKATHKB.
The first question that Is asked of an
be gone. If anything comes for me, the impossible things of life. I am his spiders liy immersion in sulphuric
securely, but to Impress upon It a
American who has seen this African
you will please tear It up.”
not prevaricating when I say that I ether, which gives the body some de­ The buttoning down of Its edges on series of ridges and depressions, which
wonder generally Is. “How does It com
The Peary expedition was fitted out bate children. Once in a while 1 am gree of rigidity, so that it can tie fas­ either side la very novel and effective. make it harder to draw out when
pare with Niagara?" There Is uo pos
largely in Maine. The ship was built
tened to a slip of glass in a natural The front hangs straight from the one«* driven home.
interested
in
an
unusually
bright
child
POINTED
PARAGRAPHS.
•Utility of comparison. The two are as
neck edge, the belt which holds the
in Bucksport, the canoes came from
Tin* making of cut nails is less auto­
IHMition
with
gum
arabic.
The
spider
different as day and ulgbt. Niagara is
Oldtowu, the sledges and snowshoes and feel a curiosity to know how he thus mounted is then placed in a tulie back and sides passing underneath It. matic and much harder. Any oue who
It isn't a bit cooler to be on the a perfect picture In a lovely natural
Narrow tucks tapering to nothing at has seen a uaiimaker at work will un­
were made in Norway and 150 pairs of or she will turn out, but those instances
shady side of life.
tilled with alcohol. In this way M. hips and bust give form to the waist
framework. Every point and liue and
mocciislus required came from Mon­ are few and far between.”
Every man likes to learn, but no man curve of motionless rock, trembling
Desmaisons has overcome the great and dispose of the fullness. The sleeve derstand the aptness of the old expres­
mouth.
sion, to "work like a nailer.” The iron likes to lie taught.
verdure and gliding water Is a touch of
I looked at this broken-down, crab- difficulty in <*ollecting the arachnids, is a bishop model, having fine tucks for cut nails is first rolled Into sheets,
A remarkable fact In the matter of
To be a man is to be the worry of majestl«' benuty. Victoria is simply a
names Is recalled by a Buekfled (Me.) tied <ild school teacher in amazement, which is to preserve them effectively extending up from the wrist to simu­ tbe thickness of which Is equal to the
man, who tells of a Fuller family In and wondered whether in all the years in natural attitudes. In connectiovi late a deep cuff. A small rolling cuff thickness of the nail, It is tlieu cut some woman; to lie a woman Is to be pbenomeuou, a terrific gash In the floor
of an apparently unending plain, which
that towu which had eight sons, whose she had devoted to school teaching a with the spiders themselves, M. Des­ appears here also. For traveling, silk into plates as wide as the nail Is long the worry of some man.
Before doing anything as a result of as on«* gaz«*s simply swallows a river
names were as follows: Ezekiel, Ed­ single child who had tieeu so unfortu­ maisons also preserves photographs of or pongee or sicilienne may be used, and of such length as i a man can han
while eravenette or tweed may serve die conveniently, say from fifteen to eutbuslasm or excitement, see If your in a manner that produces almost a
ward, Elbridge, Essec, Elonzo, Elon,
nate aa to be under her instruction had their welis. Attempts have been made for other wear.
enthusiasm or excitement will not w«*ar thrill of horror.
Ellory ami Emery.
twenty inches.
to preserve the webs themselves, by
The Zamtx*zl valley for a hundred
The nail euttiug machine Is a heavy, off.
The British house of lords, as a ever loved her. She had truly mis­ fastening them to gummed palter or to
An ftvenlns Toilet.
Every man flatters himself that he miles or more lu every direction from
court of ultimate appeal, lias decided taken her calling. How she had ever glass, but without success. Even the
A correct etening toilet where one compact piece of mechanism, not uiucii
the «-atnract Is h rough an<1 broken
that vagueness in tbe expression of a managed t<i hold her position in the
alone can be afforded may always be larger than a sewing machine, lx*fore will finally whip Ills enemy and that
testator’s desire that bequests should schools for so many years was a mys­ photography of such delicate objects achieved by a black skirt ami white which the nailuiaker sits on a stool. he will give him a good one when be plateau cover«al with low brush and
stunteil tr«*vs, with her«* and there an
pass to unspeeltied clniritieH or to char­ tery, for she no longer attempted to presents difficulties, but M. Desmais­ bodice. Make the skirt of messaline It consists of but little more than a gets at him.
It is said charity begins at home. As outcrop of somber basaltic rock, all
ities to be selected by bls trustees conceal her feelings Children dread­ ons has surmounted them. With the silk, with puttiigs, shirrings and cord pair of shears, strong enough to cut
makes a will invalid.
ed their promotion when they reached aid of an atomizer we covered the ings of the saue. or else of ottoman iron three-eighths of an inch thick, ami a matter of fact, there Is a good deal thoroughly uninteresting. Tbe herbage
of complaint because charity does not Is but faintly green and the tropical
E. A. Morgan of Burnet, Vt., has a the grade that would take them into spider’s web to lie photographed with silk, with raw edged ruches of black u heading hammer.
sky only falutly blue. It Is a hazy
Any one who will examine a cut nail begin at borne.
browu Leghorn heu fourteeu years old. her dei>artment. The strong aversion a light dew. Then rapidly a black point d’esprit. It must train slightly.
ba
If toue landscape, wanting In clear
will
tlud
that
tbe
shank
tapers,
not
ou
When
a
man
gets
married
be
is
apt
anil a sprightly ol«l Biddy notwith­ to her was handed down from class to cloth is sretched or shaken behind the
For the bodiet, which should have el
all four sides from tbe bead, as he may to think everybody should give him a cut lines in every direction ami lacking,
standing her advanced age. She has
bow
sleeves,
whether
high
necked
or
web,
which
then
stands
out
very
clearly
been a good laying hen. lays a go«xl elass, and each child went into her with its smallest details. Tile expos- not, novelty live net is a stylish ma- have supposed, but ou two sides only. present, but bow he hates to give wed­ above everything else, that element
sized egg mid lias done her usual share grade witli as keen a dislike for her as ureshould bealsiut one to two minutes. terial. The liifh girdles could be in The other two sides are parallel. It Is ding presents when bls friends get we always unconsciously seek In a
nature picture—life. The absence of
tbe neglect to uotice this fact which married! Atchison Globe.
she had for them. One little girl ufsin
of diiu this summer.
black, white ortcolor.
this produces In the mind a feeling of
leads so many persons to start a nail
It appears that spies in tbe form of hearing of another little child’s griev­
into wood In a way which splits It.
loneliness and often of fear. Across
nurses have lieen introduced in con­ ances, frankly said : “I hope she will Japan Was Seventh in Naval Strength.
WITS AND WOMEN.
Dark Tara tn Favor.
From a small furnace near the ma­
this solemn scene appears a river that
On the eve of the war Japan’s was
siderable uunilx-rs Into the families of die liefore I have to lie promoted to tier
Generally spaking, Paris seems like­
French officers by some unnamed Eu­ grade.” No doubt the same feeling the smallest of the seven leading navies ly to favor dark furs, iu sympathy with chine tbe uaiimaker draws a plate
Would you hurt a woman most, alm in flood time Is perhaps half a mile
wide. If a deaf man were following
ropean power. Tbe French minister of lias come to many of these little folks of the world. The fleet of Russia, at tbe anticipated preference for dark which has come to a dull ml heat. at her affections.—Wallace.
Holding this by means of pinchers, he
down one of Its banks bo would notice
war lias called the attention of corps
A
woman
’
s
hopes
ure
woven
as
sun
­
fabrics.
Skunk
seems
likely
to
come
many times, only they ha«l not dared that time, was inferior only to that of
f«*»'«ls the <slg«' farthest from him to the beams; a shadow annihilates them.— little but the quiet water and the odd
commanders to the matter.
to express it. Naturally the parents Great Britain and of France. During again Into vogxe, principally for trim­ Jaws of the machine. As they deaceud George Kllot.
looking column of smoke ahead. As
While trout fishing at Bowdolu, Me.,
1903 Russia spent on her fleet over ming other futs, such as beaver and they shear a tapering strip from the
Women caunot see so far as men this column was approached he would
Edward 1!. Duran of Portland caught have not much confidence in tier aliility $35,000,000, while Japan, for the whole seal. Bla«-k tx*ar, which was exclusive­ edge. This is seized by clamps, which
expeet to see the river banks bending
a reptile which looked like a bin 1U- and would gladly welcome a change in of tirr nt»’’)
ly usal last winter for stoles, shoulder hold It Just long enough for the head can. but what they do see they see an«l tbe water flowing away to one
•••ly
<11 r COHnrn
1«, t««,«l y —r ..ul .,!>•
nsssA
&*1<AR»— 440.. X,-
ard. Its size, betng fourteen inches lw*ol.<.m, l.ul
¿»MikklrAW —Buckle.
mg
finmniri
tn
mt-me
iue
mow
which
If woman did turn man out of para­ side of the conflagration and might
lu length, caused Mr. Duran to turn holds her |sisitioii in the face of all 000,000. Consequently, Russia laid out be again fashionable.
forms the bead and then drop it.
dise
she has done her best ever since glance to the right and left to note the
his find over to tbe curator of the liatu opjtosilion, and the reason given is in naval equipment nearly five times as
Now, If the nailer were simply
direction taken. But the panorama
A I'aefful Garment.
to
make
it up to him.—Sheldon.
ral history rooms at Portland and he that she lias strong backing and tbe much as Japan, whose naval fighting
to push the plate forward again the
changes
as he gazes. The river is no
The
tasteful
and
becoming
wrapper
strength,
at
the
beginning
of
hostili
­
pronounced It a true alligator.
Lovers have In their language an In­
“neceaaary pull” to keep her in the
tapering character of the strip which
more, and there, where It should be,
Up to 1840 there were no Iron bridges |sisition. Any teacher who shirks the ties, was only half that of Italy. always finds a welcome place in the is sliced off would destroy the rectan­ finite number of words In which each Is only the brown plain, as lonely,
in this country, except suspension resiKinsibility of instructing the chil­ Alexiefi'said: “The fleet of the island busy woman's wardrobe. It Is easily gular shape of tlie plate, and the ualls syllable Is a caress. I! icbefedre.
brush covered and monotonous as ever
A Is'autlful woman pleases the eye, One
bridges, In which iron links were used dren she has been engaged to teach, kingdom is only an exotic, which we slipped on, and It renders her attractive would neither lie of a length nor have
must go twenty miles farther be
for
the
early
hours
of
the
day
at
the
a
g«ssl
woman
pleases
the
heart;
one
is
lu the cables and suspenders, the fluor and who, to Have herself trouble, com­ will cripple at the outset.” In the
square beads and points. To obviate
fore the vanished water and the sur
same
time
that
It
ia
adapted
to
the
system being of wood. The first bridge
this difficulty the plate must be turnetl a Jewel, the other a treasure.—Napo­ face of tbe land again commingle, be­
anxiety to impress Asia with her
In America consisting of Iron through­ pels the children to correct and mark might, Russia sent ponderous-bsiking various occupations which may arise. over between every two nails that are leon I.
fore ft will be possible to walk along
Here
is
one
that
Is
quite
new
In
many
each
other
’
s
papers,
and
never
allows
out was built In 1840 by Earl Trum­
How wisely It Is constituted that ten­
cut, so that the head of tbe nail will
men-of-war to the Far East.
of Its details and that can be made of corn«* alternately from one side of the der and gentle women shall tie our tbe bank tn company with the river.
bull over the Erie canal at Frankfort, a child when the work is done unsatis-
So sudden Is the transformation.
two materials combined or one, as plate and from the other.
fastorily to complain or inquire where
N. Y.
earliest guides, instilling their own
Menutime the pillar of smoke has re-
Wanted More of the Same.
may
be
liked,
and
which
includes
both
This—and It is the principal part of spirits.—Channing.
A common nail Is an excellent illus­ tlie error lies, is setting anything but a
solv«*«l Itself Into a dense mlat forced
a
becoming
yoke
and
Spanish
flounce.
About
a
year
ago
Dr.
Gray
lost
a
the nailer's work—Is done with a sim­
tration of the difference between old shining example for the children to
upward lu terrible puffs from a yawn­
Glnnffa nnd Dwarfs.
and new methods. Formerly metal follow. This teacher—who hates all wallet containing a large sum of In this Instance figured cballie Is made ple turn of the wrist, and the plate Is
with
yoke
and
cuffs
of
plain
color
In life
its are usually weaktnlnd- ing gash stretching directly across the
fed forward as before. As the ma­
was cut Into strips and forged Into children, gisKl or bad, the same—was money. He offered a liberal reward
ed. as «cd ns frail of body, and as a b«*d of the river. This fearful abyss la
shape with hammers, an expert taking approached by one little child more for its return, but the party who found banded with narrow braid, but these chines run at considerable speed, and
every second swallowing thousands of
last
can
be
of
the
material
trimmed
the "flop" must lx* accurately timed rule they do not live long Dwarfs, nu tons of green and white water and
one an«l a half minutes for each nail. courageous than the rest, and who was it thought the whole thing was better
the
other
hand,
are
often
nimble
wilted
with
equal
success.
In
addition
to
the
In order that the end of the plate may
Perfect nails are uow made at an av­
belching up blasts of mist that rise
smarting under the injustice done her than the reward. The other day the
meet the shears at the right moment and stand a good chance of longevity. hundreds of feet Into the air and hurry
erage rate of seventy per minute.
dix'tor
entered
his
coal
house
and
the
An Austrian empress In the seven­
in
the
marking
of
her
pafters
by
a
little
anil
in
the
right
place,
the
difficulty
Rluxle Island clambakes are famous,
teeth century took the whim to round away with the winds as If rejoicing
first thing he saw was his wallet, and
and the tiresome nature of a nail­ up all the giants and dwarfs In
but those who have partaken of the girl, who had promised to get eveu protruding from the end was a card
at their escape from the Inferno bo
with
her
for
some
childish
disagrw-
maker's work may be imagined. Some empire and turn them In together, her low. And somewhere, nearly 400 feet
feast this season little realized that the
Ap
liearing
the
inscription
:
“
Doctor,
idea of It may be had by holding tbe prehension was expressed that the
clatns In most cases were imported for ment, t«xik her papers up to the teacher
big below, the entrapped river la fighting
thick end of a shingle In a pair of ones would terrify the small one*.
that her papers were cor­ please till this prescription again.”—
the occasion from Maine. Disease Is explaining
<
Its way between sheer wulls of black
but
tongs and attempting so to turn It It was the other way. The giants were rock toward a narrow cleft In the
playlug havoc with the Rhode Island rect. This teacher turned upon her Garden City (Kas.) Herald.
with
a
single
motion
of
tlie
wrist
that
clam to such an extent that there are indignantly and ordered her back to
compelled to ask for protection from eastern wull, whence It escapes, foam­
The Shah’s Big Entourage.
alermite sides will lie uppermost on a the Impish tricks of the dwarfs, ami ing and boiling, through the zigzags
not enough of the native article to sup­ her seat, taking off credits beside for
No European |sitentate has, when he
table.
ply the demand.
they ha«l to lie separated before peace and curves of a deep gorge leading off
«taring to approach her desk. Noth­
A good nailmaker will make from reigned among them.—I*hiladelphla to tbe eastward. Oue goes to an edge
The cinder roadbed under a spur ing daunted, the little girl carried her travels, so many attendants, officers
two to four flops that is, will cut from Telegraph.
and adjutants with him as the Shah
track near the station of Woodlawn,
of this delivering chasm and looks
|ia|x?ra to an outside teai her who kxiked
two to four nails—a second, the smaller
B. I., has been burning for over a
down upon tbe tossing waters, ever
of Persia, who has recently l>een visit­
them
over
and
found
them
to
lie
cor
­
unlls. of course, being made more
year. The mass is thirty feet deep,- 1
StrenstS off Maaaela.
pressed from behind by other floods
ing Vienna again. He is also accom­
Still nothing was done to right the
rapidly than the larger ones. As the
You must. s.ime time, try to open struggling out of the narrow black
and the railroad people are puzzled In rect.
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panied by two of his little sons, to
girl. How unjust it all is, and it
plate grows cool It Is returned to the tile shell of a fresh water mussel or a gateway, and perhaps the most prom­
finding a remedy. Tbe heat has tie- little
1
whom he pays a great deal of attention,
oven to tie reheated, and another plate sea clam. You will fln<1 one the size inent mental sensation Is that of thank­
come so great that it has been neees- 1 is hard to acknowledge that this eccen­
listening in the i>arlor car to their
of your band lias great strength, al fulness that even In such a grim and
takes Its place.
sary to raise the track and till in with tric
I
teacher is not alone in these habits
A nallmuker's hands and arms al­ though txitli bls muscles may not be ghastly way nature has provided a
soil lu order to preserve the sleepers.
i so unbecoming in a school teacher. prattle with evident delight.
ways show the character of his work larger than those of one of your fln- means by which the fearful silt of a
S. II. Powers of Houlton. Me., has a ' There are many that would have to
A W««p and a Fly.
by the tremendous development of cer­ gers I have often seen a boy pick np throut atiova that has swallowed the
chair made from th«' bom s of a whale plead
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guilty to these faults, and who1
tain special muscles and by callouses, a mussel and Insert bls lingers liefore stream can disgorge It again without
An observer tells this: “I was once
capturiil twenty years ago off the is­ have mistaken their ealling.
the shell was quite closed, thinking he causing au overwhelming catastrophe.
an Interested spectator of a short
which become as hard as horn.
land of Mount Desert. After being har­
struggle between a wasp and one of
The common names of nails—sixpen­ would opeu It again. Few boys can Tbe Victoria cataract should be visit­
pooned the whale towed the boat for
The teacher frequently makes a mis­ those large flies like a liee with a big.
ny, elghtpenny, tenpenny, and ao forth succeed. They usually have hard pull­ ed st least twice before one Is compe
twenty miles without showing signs of ,
—are believed to be corruptions of six ing to get their fingers free A big tent to pass an opinion upon It. When
giving up the fight. The seat of the take as well in not inquiring into the flat head. The pair were on the
pouml. eight pound and ten pound, mussel can bite bard. Were It not the river la In flood (Julyi the scene la
chair Is formed from a section of the , facts ts'fore punishing a scholar. The ground, and I watched while the wasp,
names given In England to denote the that the edge of the shell. In lifg speci­ simply terrible One sws nothing but
backbone and the back is made from other «lay a little ixiy came home from after probably stinging the fly. delib­
weight of one thousand of a given kind mens, is smooth ami thick a boy might an enormous sheet of water disappear
ribs.
school with his little hand bearing erately severed the hea<! from the body*
of nails. Sixpenny ami eightpenny get bls fingers cut to the bone. — Nt Ing Into the bowels of tbe earth with
In Rudap«*st streets ".ot more than livid red nlarks across ji. that had been- and then, finding It still too heavy h
SPANISH FLOUNCB.
was an easy step from “slxpuu' " au«i Nicholas.
a noise aa of mountains falling upon
— thirty-tlim* (ect wide private build­ given him by an angry teacher with a burden, cut off the tall end of the fly
one another, while from the awful gash
ings may not exceed three stories leather strap. He had been ordered and flew off with the trunk without chailie there are many materials Of "eightpun’.”—Edward Williston Trentz
Wieners I* Life.
above the ground-say, slxty flve feet; out of his line for jumping to one side waiting to perform Its toilet. The early autumn which might well be In Youth’s Companion.
The peiple who win their way Into «■omee back In fi^ce gusts and w!r!s
lu streets forty-nine feet or more, four and crying out, and with two other whole operation took about five mtn- suggested, cashmere nnd French flan
the
Inmost receaaes of others' hei.rts tbe foaming breath of the tortured ele
ntev, and from •!><> m<v»ter!y manner ae! belag uot&bk favM’itcs, but many
Prrprt mi I \oon.
stories are allow«*«! with a height of
are not usually the most brilliant nnd ment below But In Decemtier, when
hoys,
severely
punished.
Because
this
the
wasp
set
to
work
he
was
evidently
active
women
prefer
washable
mate
One of the odilltles of our system of gtf’ed. hut those who have sympathy, the water Is low. the edge of the cats
eighty-two f«*ct. The height of any
rials the year around, and for such the reckoning time Is exempllfle«! In the patience, self forgetfulness and that ract snows aa a long, creamy film of
public building or specially fitted pri­ particular Ixiy would not cry when a practiced hand.”
model also is available.
question ns to what time the north Indefinable faculty of eliciting the bet lovely lace; the rising mist flows soft
vate house may be Increased three to she struck him, she laid it on the
Suhinnrln? Diver«.
pole keeps In theory all places on one ter nature of others. We have many ly away through the little rain forest
six feet by a sp«*clal permit from the harder, but he bit his little lips until
It Is not safe, as a rule, for subma­
Lingerie Riouses to Remain.
meridian of longitude keep the same friends who are more beautiful and below tbe cavern's lip; the gigantic
city authorities.
the bkssl nearly came, but not a sound rine divers to descend lower than 25
It la d«s-re«xl that lingerie blouses are
vault Itself becomes a wonderful spec
A curious member of the vegetable came from them. When he wanted to fathoms, 1»JO feet, at which depth a not to be banished with the first cool time; therefore the north pile, lielng gifted, but there Is not one of them
taele,
n dream of neutral tints, a eave
the
central
point
of
all
meridians,
must
whose
I
’
ompanlonablp
we
enjoy
lietter
pressure
of
pounds
is
met
with.
kiBgdoui has b«*«u discovered In the explain she refused to listen to him,
days of autumn, but are to tie worn un necessarily have all times. Should the
of
beauty.
Far down In Its dark
than
that
of
the
plain
faced
man
or
far east. It la a species of acacia and when the facts were made known The grentest depth to which any diver til winter, and, more than possibly,
which grows to a height of about eight she found that a larger l>oy, who had has ever descended Is 34 fathoms, or throughout cold weather. For the lat­ pole ever liecome habitable the resl woman who never makes a witty or depths the waters, gliding slong the
’ feet and when full grown closes Its gone unpunised, had stuck a pin into 204 feet. This was to the ship Cape ter they are to be furnished with plain dent would be able to have day or profound remark, but whose simple rocky walls and bending gracefully
Horn, sunk off the coast of South India silk undersllps that will serve as night at any hour (In theory) by elect­ quality of human goodness makes up around the corners toward the narrow
leaves together In curls each day at
his leg causing the blood to flow. Atnert«*a
outlet pass gayly and laughingly to
At this depth the diver. linings, making them warm eDough for ing to take bis time from a meridian for every other deficiency.
sunset ami curls its twigs tn the form
to correspond. Should such an unex
freedom. For a time the demon of the
Teachers
complain
that
they
have
a
Hooper,
must
have
sustained
the
enor
­
of a pigtail. After the tree has set­
the bouse and for the street when fut pected event ever occur there would
cataract la sleeping-Theodore F. Van
This MrSuni Rana I p ntll.
tled Itself In this way for a night’s hard time of it, but, my conscience, mous pressure, of 88>a pounds per Jackets are worn.
have to be made some readjustment of
One of the few instances of a stream Wagenen tn Century.
sleep, like most sleepers. It objects to don’t the little children have a harder square Inch.—London Engineer
our present system of reckoning time running up hill can be found in White
being dlaturlxxl. If touched. It will time of it when they are compelled to
to suit the arctic regions
The Other Way Areaad.
county, Ga. Near the top of a moun­
Overeo*Bge*re.
A Hard One.
flutter ns If agitated au«l Impatient at be under the instruction of teacher* of
"It seems to me,” exclaimed Aunt
tain M a spring, evidently a siphon,
It is a dangerous point In any man's
the Interruption of Its slumbers.
"My proudest lioast." said the lectur­
the two alsive descriptions? Polly's
Very Rew.
and the water rushes from It with suf career when he ftels sure of Ids posi­
er, who «*xpecte«l his statement to be Rachel, "you two are always quarrel­
Sympathies lie with the little folks.
ing when I come In!"
"I thought you told rue that MI m flclent force to carry It up the side of tion or his fame. Overconfidence Is
greeted with cheers, "Is that I was one
A Trick of Laelr.
"On the contrary, ma'am!” vocifer­ Pastelle was old.”
a very steep hill for nearly half a mile. the first sign of a decline, the first
of the men beblntl the guns.”
"Luck never manages things Juat
“She la—old aa the hills."
Reaching the crest, the water flows on symptoms of deterioration, We do our
There is much that is taught the
“How many mll«*s behind?" plp«*d a ated the masculine end *f the domestic
right," said the Irritable man who du.
"Don't believe It. I klss.il her n to the east, and eventually finds Its best work when we are struggling
cvutroversy. "You always happen In
children
of
t<xiay
that
iaof
no
earthly
voice
In
the
gallery.
—
Philadelphia
likes music. "It might Juat aa wall
when we're quarreling!”—Chicago Trib­ few minutes ago and found that the way to the Atlantic ocean. Of course for our position, when we are trying
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have been the other way round, but use to them. It is not praglical. and Press,
paint was still fresh" - Cleveland It 1» of the same nature as a geyser, with all our might to gain our ambi­
une
HL*«
It wasn't”
«lore not stand them in need i^hen the
Alftost Wnmag.
leader. .
but the spectacle of a stream of water I tlon. to attain that which tile heart
"What Is the trouble uowF
waves of adversity rolls around them.
Lady—Can that parrot talk? Dealer1
flowing up a steep Incline can probably longs for — Success hfagazlno.
A throat speclallat says the beat
"My daughter who plays the piano The pupils are made to spend hours -Talk? Why. say. lady, you'd t'lnk he<
It Is Impossible for that man to de­ be found nowhere else In the country
chest
protector
Is
worn
on
the
sole
of
has a sure (Jiroat. and the one who drawiflg and re-drawing maps because wuz brondht up In a box at «levopery — |
spair who remembers that bls helper and appears seen more remarkable
UM offener fl (pan loses his temper
tO foot
slugs has a sore finger.”
Is omnipotent.—Jeremy Toy lor.
a line is to# heavy, or, powibly, tfot Puck
than the geysers of the Te'lewstone.
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