A BOOK’S CLOTHING.
tne Dee oniy rnat tnoy m ay sip up
had for bidd^L them to taxe part in tne
S m a ll, but Im p o rta n t.
A S U C C E S S F U L R A IN M A K E R .
tho honey.
Unless driven uway a few
banqu3t in ^ B fiite r ’s temple, according
R usty N a il (in the street;— W hat are
soch bird robbers would soon depopu
H o w ( lu y fo ri 11. J e w e ll C o s t m M o la tu r « to the ancient custom, withdrew, every
B I N D IN G S M A D E F R O M T H E S K IN O r
you doing here?
late a hive.
f ro ru ( lo u d less Skiett.
one of them, to Tibnr, so that nobody
Carpet Tack— W aitin g for a ride.
Occasionally tho bees organize and
H U M A N B E IN G S .
was
left
at
Home
to
play
d
rring
the
sac
Clayton B. Je w ell o f Kansas, who is
" D o you think any of these fine peo
fight the birds. They issue in a b.sly
figuring extensively in western Kansas rifices. T h is incident shocked the reli ple w ill stop their carriages to pick np
T h o n n * C a r ly le ’* ( ir o ff Speech a t th e D in from the hive and make a bold attack
gions sontimen of the senate, and the a worthless little thing like you ?"
and
contiguous
states
us
n
successful
apon the assassins. In the quick, sharp
ner P a rt^ -A D eck o f Card« Wade F rom
senators sent messengers to invite the in
"N<\ bat the first bicyclist that
conflict that follow s the birds invaria coaxer of rain from cloudless skies, op
habitants o f Tibnr to make every effort comes along w ill pick me np without
th e S h in o f In d ia n « -T h e T roublesom e
bly get defeated. Indeed they do not at erates under the auspices of th > Ch ica
in order th a tfth e players should be re
"B o o k w o rm » ” and T h e ir K avages.
stopping. ’ ’— Good N e w s
t e m p t to resist the onslaught, but seek go, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
I f the bees surround company, using a special car construct stored to tho Romans. The Tibnrtines,
"T o be strong b I a r k e d a n d n o a t safety in flight.
having promised not to neglect any
boand, ’ ’ eays Charles Lam b, " is the de- , one o f the birds quickly enongh, there ed for hi n by that company. The P itts thing n e c e s s a ry for that purpose, caused
Mrs. M artha G . K im b all, who lately
Biderâtum o f a volume. Magnificence | Is little hope for the robber. They settle burg Dispatch tells the follow ing inter the flute players to come to the place died in Philadelphia, was the first per
comes after. ” In spite, however, of this I down upon him and sting him to death. esting story of his work and methods:
where the senate met and exhorted them son to suggest the observance of a na
Mr. Je w e ll raid: " T o produce rain it
axiom nt the gentle E lia , not a few of He may fly away, but the bees clin g to
to go back So Rome. Seeing that they tional Decoration day.
TW O GREAT WEEKLIES • • • •
this well thumbed, torn and dog's cared his back and sides tenaciously. H is is necessary to work w ith the laws of could not prevail upon them to do so,
favorites turned their backs to the spec flight soon becomes less energetic and nature and strive to bring about the they employed a strategeui in keeping
C h a r m o f N ow E n g la n d -Scenery.
tator, coverless. Upon a goodly row of more and more uncertain until at last same conditions that produce a natural w ith their character.
• • • • AT THE PRICE OF OAlE.
There is som ething in the N ew E n g
encyclopedias and books w hich are no he drops to the earth anti gasps out his ftorm. A ll rainstorms arc caused by the
O n a day o f festival, under
land landscape, whether taken in the
life
among
the
leaves
and
bushes,
whilo
meeting
o
f
warm
and
cold
currents
of
books the Jealous essayist burst forth:
that inusio would increase the jo y o f ____ lowlands or in the highlands, whether
" I confess that it moves m y spleen to the bees return trium phantly to their air. When the cold airstrikes the warm feast, every citizen Invited the "flute on the seashore or among the mountains,
home,
air,
it
naturally
fa
lls
rapidly,
being
the
„
U v e r . ln J i v i X » ? ,“ » v
k
,
see these things in books’ clothing
____ ______
causing a
a vaennm
vaennm into
into IL,/..
I to.
. howi.P'
an< w hich is permanently attractive. It is
In tho w ild forests the honey loving heavier, thereby
by causing
perched upon shelves, like false saints,
wine, of w hich people of that profession never wearisome, never monotonous. In
usurpers of true shrines, Intruders into birds sometimes make an organized at w hich the moisture in the atmosphhere are usually fond, was given to them in
winter the W hite h ills are sternly
the sanotuary, • • • set out in an ar tempt to drivotho bees away from their rushes, m aking clouds and becoming a such quantities that they fell into a
rene and beautiful in their mantles of
ray o f Russia or Marocco, when a tithe home in the hollow trunk of a tree. cloud center. I t was to produce this con deep sleep. They were then thrown into
snow, and though less in vitin g than in
o f that good leather would comfortably They first discover the placo o f the h id dition that m y efforts were directed, wagons and transported to Rome. They
summer appeal to the im agination w ith
reclothe m y shivering folios, would den treasure by follow ing tho bees on a and I believe that I have discovered a only became aware of w hat had hap
striking effect. The variety o f h ill and
be an gas that w ill do tho work.
renovate Paracelsus him self and en- warm,
. sunny day, and i f there
------------------
“ A t any rate, every tim e that I have pened on the day after, when dawn valley is such that even when the snow
able old Rayniund L u lly to look like OP*‘,I,,IK 1,1 the tree large enough to ad-
surprised them lying on tho carts, covers the ground and natnre takes on
him self In the world. I never see those m it them they plungo down the hole in sent it into tho air in sufficient quan w hich had been 1« ft in the forum. A
the appearance of uniform ity the charm
tities a rainfall has followed. T o m anu
impostors but I long to strip them to a body.
large crowd had assembled, and they of the view is not lost, but heightened
Then there follow s a sharp conflict facture this gas I use m etallic sodium,
warm m y ragged veterans in their
I have found the W hite mountains on
inside the tree, the birds snapping at the anin>oiiia, black oxido of manganese, were induced to promise that they would
sp oils."
remain at Rome.
.e right of attend a frosty winter morning, w ith heavy
" potash
.....................................
and alum inium . In com
O f curios in the w ay of binding there bees and cutting them in two at each caustic
in g the banquets -. is restored to these clouds sweeping over the shoulders of
exist in England several examples. In snap. The only chance for the bees is to bining these materials dangerous ex flute players.—(Nev York Tribune.
Mount W ashington, and the snow white
the Exeter museum there is to be found lig h t on the backs and sides of tho plosions are apt to occur, and in m y
peak glistening in the sun as if it were
.• volume bound in the skin of George birds. I f they fa il to do this, they are preliminary experiments I had some
THE FAM._Y GOAT.
covered w ith diamonds, irresistibly at
Cudmore, who was executed in 1830 for soon routed, and the rich treasures of narrow escapes. W ith these I also use
tractive to the im agination and awaken
Aa f sappi
S
K
k
P
ro
d
a
e
e
r
W
h
ose
an
alloy
known
as
murium,
w
hich
I
sweets
are
captured
by
the
enemies
poisoning his w ife.
In the library of
in g strong emotions w hich could not
C h e ap .
These
battles
terminate
In
various
ways,
have
manufactured
for
m
y
use,
|and
B u ry 8t. Edm unds there is a " L i f e of
easily be controlled. There was a sever
Tho
h a r d ly
C o rd e r," a murderer, bound in a piece sometimes the bees and sometimes the w hich costs 10 cents per pound. ”
ity in theiriontlinee w hich never ap
•Pl
.
.
.
____„
_______________________
W
hen
rain
is
to
be
produced
Mr.
birds
coming
out
victorious.—
Our
A
n
i
.-/in
the
o f his own skin. In the library of Mex-
Je w e ll’s car is run onto a side track. A old wurlo tin ta.uily goat is only less pears when ,ey are clothed in the ever
horongh House there were form erly two mal Friends
hole
6 feet In diameter and about e s te e m e d than the fam ily cow. The milk green and the browns o f the heated sea
books bound in the skin of M ary Bate-
I
8
feet
deep is dug and connected is considered better than that from Je r son.— Donahoe’s Magazine.
T
h
e
U
w
*
i
D
elay.
th e Yorkshire w itch who was
w
ith
the
car by a rubber hose, after sey cows for culinary purposes.
In a recent law snit In W ashington
I early in this century.
S e le c tin g a C o lle g e .
There is, moreover, one great advan
1811 a man named Horwood suf- the court was frequently compelled to w hich the top of the hole is covered by
The wise parent, in trying to select a
tage
in
goat
keeping
over
cows.
I
t
is
boards.
D
irectly
over
the
hole
and
co
i the extreme penalty for the mur- cot short the cross examination of w it
college for his son, w ill ask first, not
’ o f a girl, and the follow ing trades- nesses by a certain lawyer who was said the top o f the car Is a tank filled w ith this— that a cow usually provides a where the most learned professors a r e -
»’• aooount of a book In the infirmary to believe in "th e quantity rather than 800 gallons o f water. Between the tank much larger quantity o f m ilk than can still less, of course, where the best base
T h e W ebt has always given to its
the quality o f questions." H is point and the edge o f the car is a space o f be utilised to its natural state in the
esy explains itself:
ball
team
is,
or
where
most
sons
o
f
m
il
household,
the
consequence
being
that
"B risto l. Jane.
1838. _ Richard evidently was to mako the case last as about a foot In w idth through w hich
readers and the public generally,
lionaires congregate— but where the
Sm ith. Baq., Dr. to H . IL Essex. To long as possible. Tho follow ing, whioh three pipes project 80 inches apart. On either a portion must be oonverted into tone o f social life is purest and m an.
better and cheaper periodicals than
« fa d in g in the ekin o f John Horwood a is given as an illustration of tho man- i top of the tank is square box 34 inches butter so many times a week, necessitat liest; where the yonng men behave nei- [
in g labor which is not alw ays profitable
wsstety o f papers relating to him, £1 uer of his questioning, exemplifies the long and 12 inches wide.
ther
as
yonng
monkeys
nor
as
rakes,
all others together in this part of
Inside the laboratory part of the car and frequently unsatisfactory in its re
1 0 a , the same being lettered in Latin on remoteness from common sense of some
a wide shelf abont two feet from tha sults, or some of the m ilk has to be sold, where the conditions for complete moral
eneh aide o f the book ’The True Skin of of the methods of law practice:
?
»
autonomy
are
most
fu
lly
established.
the country. I t has done this
Counsel (to the witness) — W as it floor extends from one end to the other. entailing other inconveniences.
Jo h n Horwood. ’ ’ ’
W ith a goat, on the contrary, this A t the same tim e he w ill ask w hat ool-
On this aro many carious looking bot
W hether the skins o f hardened crim- white?
largely at its own expense, and
tles and boxes said to contain the chem difficulty can never arise. A good speci lege best understands its business,
Witness— Yes.
i are more easily carried and dressed
w hich is to impart that cnltnre, in tel
men
w
ill
generally
provide
a
small
icals
from
w
hich
tho
rain
producing
“
You
think
it
was
whito?”
those o f ordinary mortals I must
now adds another point to ite cred
gases are made.
Under tho shelf are household w ith enough m ilk for general lectual and moral, whioh is essential to
" Y e s .”
I I am unable to judge.
free manhood, and does not attempt to
use
during
eight
mouths
of
the
year.
largo
boxes,
securely
locked,
w
hich
the
it
by making this unpreceded and
" I t is your opinion, then, that it was
.. ! • wee nt a dinner party that Thomas
young rainmaker declared were never Were the plan once started no doub: forestall the university by dabbling in
C s s ly le gave vent to his oplniou as to w hite?"
professional
knowledge
or
erudition.—
opened in tho presence of any one. i m any Am erican village dwellers whi.
“ Y e s .”
W adin g books w ith human skins The
T h o m a s D a v id s o n , in Forum.
Above the shelf and near the top of the cannot afford to keep a cow would And
" Y o u are suro it w as white?”
dyepeptlo sage had so far sat in morose
that
a
m
ilk
goat
would
answer
the
pur
car
is
another
shelf
on
w
hich
rests
a
24
" Y e s .”
r il^ e e . A n unpleasant feeling hung
ewss the party. many of whom had been
" I t is your impression it was w hite?” cell battery, besides an unusually large ' P °s" tairly well.
Goats w ill consume leaves and rough
jar connected by wires w ith the battery.
" Y e s .”
specially Invited to hoar his erratic
There aro also wires connecting the bat forage that cows w ill not tonch, and
" I t w asn't black?”
view a A g s n ln l old gentleman was on-
tery w ith the rain machine proper, l they are sure to get a good livin g so
" N o .”
dsnvoring to infuse a little warmth into
w hich consists of six large jars divided ’ on* as
digestible material is with-
" Y o u are sura it w asn't black?”
ablage by p layfully remarking
r "
into groups of two each. In theso jars In their reach.— G . C . H ills in Massa
” 1 am. ”
oung political enthusiast who sat
the gas is made and released through chusetts Plough.
b a ld e him , "T h e British people can a l
“ W asn't it a little dark colored?"
// Arrangements have been made
the three pipes mentioned above, that
" N o ."
to laugh at theories ’ ’
A n O r a n g -O u ta n g * . N eat.
project throngh tho top of tho cor by the
“ W hat color was it?”
. . This remark woke up Carlyle, and
whereby we will give T h e W est
The nest of an orang-outang has
side of the water tank.
" W h it e .”
•peaking for the first and only time
N o force is necessary to send tho gas been Placed in tho Natural History mu-
“ W hito?”
during the evening he observed In his
and the W eekly Oregonian for 82
Into the sky, ns nt tho tim e it Is re- seuiu at Berlin by Professor E . Salenka,
“ W hite. ”
M l 111 bred w ay: " S ir , the French
leased
It
is
much
lighter
than
the
air.
nlld
Professor
Mobius
has
discussed
it
Here
are
10
questions,
nine
o
f
which
per year. This offer includes all
no b ility o f 100 years ago said they could
e * W d to laugh at theories Then came aro unnecessary. Hut i f tho lawyer had In escaping it makes little or no noise iu tho Berlm academy. Professor Salen-
and
is
almost
invisible,
being
of
a
ligh
t
I1
“
relnoved
the
nest
him
self
from
a
tree
our paid up subscribers and those
•
Who wrote a book called ‘The succeeded somewhere in tho question
Serial Contract. ’ The man waa called ing in undermining tho certainty of the blue tinge. A t the other end of the caris *n Borneo. The nest, w hich was situ-
who pay all arrearages and one
80 feet from the ground, in
Je a n Jacques Rousseau, and his book witness he would have made a small a pipe running down from tho plank
crotch ot a tree 46 feet high and
w«e a theory and nothing but a theory. point for his side o f tho case, and from abovo and connecting w ith a large wood-
year’s subscription in advance. It
The nobles could laugh at this theory, his client's point of view his long wind- en vessel* w hich in turn is connected about one foot in diameter, measured 4
»ve been ju sti- w ith “ nother wooden vessel o f sim ilar feet IouK.a>id 1 to2>g feet wide, by about
but th rir skins w ent to bind the second ed examination would have
also
includes new subscribers.
pattern. The remainder of tho laboratory 7 inches high. It is made of 20 to 25
fled. — Y outh's Companion.
edition o f this book. ”
is
filled
w
ith
pipes,
bottles
and
other
branches
locked
and
twined
together
1» is • matter o f fact that during the
apparatus ordinarily found in a small alul
large enough for a fu lly grown
C o u n te r fe it. I n P h ila d e lp h ia .
1 of th e French revolution fanner
In the ruinmaking depart- oran8 to lie in it at fu ll length, though
’s established in various parts of
Morn counterfeit money is said to tie laboratory.
meiit o f the Chicago, Rock Island and this niontey probably always sleeps as
A Page From Her History.
------where the skins o f the victim s of
in circulation in Philadelphia now than
*
*
does in captivity, with logs drawn up . T he
e x p e rie n c e s o f o th e rs a re
the «uillotine were tanned, and m any o f ever before. Am ong the counterfeits is Pacific Railroad company there are
threo cars fitted np in the same manner, au<1 arniK crossed over its body. The so
T h o fo llo w in g Is n o e x c e p tio n :
Jneee were used to bind books on account a dollar silver certificate n< rked "P la te
I h a e t e e n tr o u b le d w ith h e a r t d is e a s e 23
and they all operate at the same tim e a cal*ed nests of the orangs are not skill-
ea rs, m u ch o f t h a t tlm o v e r y s e r io u s ly . For
e f the fine grained surface exhibited aft
No. 1 0 ." The check letter is A , series
few miles apart. A fte r showing the car
built huts or closed shelters for { ve y e a r s I w a s tr e a te d by o n e p h y s ic ia n c o n
• bring curried.
of 1891. Another bogus $1 dollar note
t
in
u o u s ly . I w as In b u sin e ss, b u t o b lig e d to
newborn young, but sim ply sleeping r e tir
e o n a c c o u n t o f m y h e a lth .
A phy
A t the Chicago exhibition one o f the has tho check letter B, series o f 1886. M r Jow ell proceeded:
"W h e n the rainm aking machine is P*acea> *s many careful observers of s ic ia n to ld m v fr ie n d s t h a t I c o u ld n o t J h e a
curious exhibits was a paok of playing Other counterfeit f I bills that aro afloat
m
o
n
th
.
M
y
f
e
e
t
a
n
d
lim
b
s
w
ere
b
a
d
ly
sw o l
in operation, 1,600 feet o f gas escapes these monkeys in Borneo have estate
cards w hich had been manufactured in great quantities contain tho check
le n , a n d I w as Ind eed In a s e r io u s co n d itio n
lished — Leipsio Gaea.
from
each
of
tlio
threo
pipes
projecting
w
h
en
a
g
e
n
tle
m
a
n
d
ir
e
c
te
d
m
y
a
tte
n
t
io
n to 1
from the akin o f some captured Indians. letter D, series of 1891. A bogus $3
he
est
Dr. M iles N ew H e a r t C ure, a n d sa id t h a t h is I
I remember to have seen at an old curi note is nlso very well executed.
s is te r , w h o h a d b een a fflicted w ith h e a r t d is
It bos from tho top of the car every hour.
A
U
n
iq
u
e
H
an
d
k
e
rch
ief.
W
hen
it
is
liberated,
it
is
warm
and
as
e
a
s
e
,
h
a
d
b
een
cu
re
d
by
th
e
re
m
e
d
y
,
a
n
d
w
as
1
osity shop on N ew Oxford street only a the check letter A , scries of 1880.
»n.ia 8t,r?n&’,Jie a lt h y w om an . I p u rch a sed
W alter A ld rich , tho bibliographer of
cends steadily.
In four hours it has
te w years ago a piece of hard, dry,
e H e a r t C ure, a n d In le ss th a n
These counterfeits have been scattered
Providence, has in his possession a a a n b o h t o t u le r o a f f t th
reached
an
altitude
of
from
4,000
to
e r t a k in g th e first d o se I co u ld
tough, leathery skin, w hich, I was as- around in profusion. Others of larger
unique bandanna handkerchief, one yard f e e l a d e c id e d Im p r o v em en t In th e cir c u la tio n
8,000
feet,
depending
upon
the
condi
, torad, w as the tanned hide o f a Maori. denominations liavo lately made their
o f m y b lood . W hen I h ad ta k e n th r e e d o se s I
iquare, made of silk of red body, w ith c o u ld m o v e m y a n k le s , s o m e th in g I h a d n o t
Th a tattoo marks were plainly visible appearance. One is a rather carelessly tions, altitude of tho point of operation,
portraits o f D avis, Beauregard, Semmes, Clone fo r m o n th s,a n d m y lim b s h ad b een sw o l- i
vegetation
and
hum
idity.
A
fter
the
Ou its snrfaoe, and on exam ining it w ith executed |5 note, series of 1880, letter
n s o lo n g t h a t t h e y see m e d a lm o st p utrlfled.
Lee, Mason, Slid ell, Morgan, Jackson le
B e fo r e I h a d t a k e n o n e b o ttle o f th o N ew
a powerful glass the grain o f the human D. Another note for tho same denomi la|>se of a certain tim e it turns cold in »nd Johnson printed in black, encircled H
e a r t C ure th e s w e llin g h a d a ll g o n e d ow n ,
he
est
stantly
and
drops
w
ith
a
rush,
creating
'akin was d e a rly shown.
nation has tho check letter D , series of
a n d I w a s s o m u ch b e t t e r t h a t I d id m y ow n
a vacuum, into which tho moisture con with wreaths o f characteristic southern worK. On m y r e c o m m e n d a tio n s ix o th e r s aro
l a speaking o f the binding o f books 1880.
th H v a lu a b le r e m o d y .” - M r s . M organ.
leaves, w ith ferns and the cotton plant
one oaanot refrain from alludin g in pass
Bogus small coin is to lie met w ith on tained in the air rusiiea, form ing clouds,
W »W . H a rriso n S t., C h ica g o , 111.
on w hite ground. It is said to bo the
Dr. Miles* N ew H e a r t C ure, a d is c o v e r y o f an
in g to the enemies of books— enemies ail hamls. Quarters and half dollars aro and they form the storm oenter.
in e n t s/“ ‘', ’ u *’"*
-xi........ ■
. . .
“ When 1 have done this, I have ac snly ouo extant o f the 13 ordered for e a m
that usually make their depredations tho counterfeits, which are cleverly made
ll drui
the Confederate government in Englan d b y t h e
__________________
apon bindings. Them insects, popularly and are dotected by tho shopkeepers only complished all that is necessary, for na
The sizo of the by Ju d a h P. Benjam in and was rescued r e c e ip t o f p rice. |1 p er b u ttle , s ix b o t t le s for
known as bookworms, are found in pa by ringing on a glass, metallio or mar ture w ill do tho rest
» . e x p r e ss p rep a id . I t Is p o s it iv e ly fr e e from
storm depends upon the velocity and when on bis w ay to this country from a ll o p ia te s o r d a n g e r o u s d ru gs.
per, leather aqjl parchment. The la rv» ble surface.— Philadelphia Press.
direction o f the w ind, together w ith the Alabam a when she sank. It subse
o f Cram bos piuguinalis w ill establish
Sold by all D ruggists.
the temperature. I do not claim to be quently became the property of General
A M om en t o f Iboubt.
themselves upon the binding of a book,
Kirby S m ith , but Mr. Aldrich now owns
able
to
always
produce
rain
at
the
point
and spinning a robe w ill do it little in-
A good many soldiers north and south
it and has it framed and glazed and
Jnsy- A mite— Acaraa erudltua— eats must romember moments which will of operation, because the wind may
values it at «1,000.— Exchange.
•he paste that fastens the paper over the enable them to sympathize w ith the carry It many miles away, but rain w ill
The W eekly Oregonian is made up o f daily happening»
edges o f the binding and so loosens i t spirit of u question recorded in a south surely fa ll in tho direction the gases
A M o d el's Request.
were
carried.
On
a
calm
day
rain
The caterpillar o f another little moth ern magazine.
from all over like world. I t contains all o f the latest
Sir Ed w in Landseer once had a mod*
should extend abont 20 miles in each
takes Its station in damp, old books be
G n a tiresome night march a Florida
I
el who said to him : “ Sir E d ’n, I sees
direction
from
the
point
of
operation.
tween the leaves and there commits soldier, sleepy and worn out, fell into a
press dispatches, solid editorials, always several y»-
from
the
papers
at
you
of'n
dines
w
ith
CAV
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10
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wind
w
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spread
the
rainfall
great ravages. B u r n s has addressed to ditch by the roadside. There he lay lie-
C O P Y R IG H T S .^
her gracious majesty at Buckingham
these bookworms an epigram w hich be m oaning his fate when the next regi 10 inilaa In one direction and about 60
tercsting stories from the pens o f our beet known and
palace. N o w , S ir E d ’n, my missis is a
trays the cynical humor of the poet:
Ä OBTAJ M 4 P A T E N T » F o r a
ment came up, and bearing his means miles in the direction It is blowing. In
R T r ìf» ,
ÛSf ani V 1 honert opinion w rite to
rare good washer, and if next tim e you
Through an d th rou gh th a In.pIreU le a v e .
some o f the men hastened to his rescue a 25 m ile wind the area o f the storm
re a r.'
standard writers, a {»age for the younger oaea, and
w ill bo extended from 100 to 150 miles dines w ith her m ajesty you would just
Y . m a g g o t. m a t . rou r w ind!
in d in gs;
tlons strictly cnnfklentli
A s they stood him on his feet, be
A H a n d b fr fr k o f In-
But. ah, re p o rt h l. lord.hlp'a to st.
In one direction, and no rain fa llin g to prevail ou her to give m y missis her
formation concernn
n
te
n
ts
and
bow
to
ob«
draggled and demoralized» lie turned to
S i l 1 .‘¿S'11
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everything that goes to make up a first-class weekly.
And . p a r . h i . g o ld .n b ln d ln g .l
windward of the point of operation and washing it would set us up, it would. ”
•c* i and «clentiflo txxik« sent free.
Tbe little boring wood beetle w ill also ouo of thorn and said:
I «tents taken through Munn A Co reeelm
It is not stated whether the request was
but a sprinkle at that point
Su?H
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" I say, stranger, don’t yon think,
It is a paper for the people, both young and old.
books and has been known to
imt rnl? tbX”.u»? . w,de,y before the public with«
"W h ile splendid success has attended ever put to her m ajesty.— Ch icago H er
South Carolina was a little hasty?"
the. ‘“ ventor. This splendid paper,
i through several volumes. An
my efforts so far, I w ill only require ald.
TSJST*
Illustrated, has br far the
1 S.*J®u ,a t,on of any scientific work in tbe
t ie mentioned of IT folio volume!
proper machinery to make rainfall al
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SaniP'e copies
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Some details of tho late Russian ex- sign for apparatus which I hope to have
Mm Jan m n M id to M n . I .annui» in
*he tarns inseot in such a manner that
tifu l Platea. }n colors, and phot>kgrapbfl of new
bonaes.
w
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pie
perfect
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enabling builders to show tba
know In ine
W gasring a oord through the perfect
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latest dmisns ai
and secure .xmtracta. Address ”
round boia made by it the 2T vrium ei tho <llft,™ lt w ilds of central Asta have
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W ith this I pro ia the prettieat baby
The people of the Siuslaw country and the public
“ W ell, really,
oould bo raised at onoe. The wood beetle, just reached London. Borne of the nov pose to send my gases up to tho re
w hat a ooin-
the same variety that has left pinholes el superstitions of tho natives are am az quired height by compressed air in liq cidenoc!" said Mra.
,1a. " S o la
generally should appreciate the value o f this offer.
to Ch ippendale and other old chairs and ing. For instance, orders were given by uid form inolosed in a shell, which, m in et"— London Qui
b a ita iit, destroys prints and engravings, tho uativo authorities that no one should when it bursts, w ill release the liquid,
V ou will be well informed on all tbe living iseues
« b rib e r framed or kept in a portfolio. sell land to tho Russians, for the C h i spreading it in all directions, instantly
"Brom ley, I hear yon are going tc
Tba "d eatbw atah" is likewise accused nese had assured them that the Russians form ing a large volume o f cold gat that
atari housekeeping?”
for only «2 for a year.
Less than two cento per
FOR
of betog a depredator o f books, at least would plant w illow trees, which would w ill do more than tho gases now sent
“ Yea, Darlinggor. ”
•OBordlng to the statements o f the keepei grow w ith enormous rapidity and would up from tho car by the present method
copy.
Such an opportunity as this is not given
"W h a t have yon got toward it?”
of the Aahwolean uiuaenm, O xford.— claim all tho laud in shadow.
in a much shorter apace of time.
“ A w ife ." — London T it-B ita.
Anothor story which was believed
A rth n r Hayden.
" I f this machine does w hat I feel oer-
every day nor every month. Consider: Two news-
o f either se« , any age, In aay part o f the country,
was that tho natural history coses con tain it w ill do, rain can 1« made to fall
a t the etnploym eat w hich w e furnish. You need
C A T A R R H C A N N O T BE C U R E D
tained tho eggs of Russian soldiers, in the shortest possible spare of time. I
LOVING BIRDS.
not be away from homo over night. Yon can g iro
papers for the price o f one.
whioh the explorer would hatch out
Do not delay, but
made 3 !I s u c c e s s fu l experiments last with local application«, as they cann ' your w hole t Im e to tho work, or only your spare mo-
B a ttla s f r i t h Dees into whole regiments of troops. Gon-
your, and up to this time 19 experiments resell the sent ol the disease. Cstarrl
■ v a s t Booty.
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oral Prejevalski him self was supposod
This is
golden opportunity
» U to m t o rw e ri this
things is a craving to boar a chnrmod life. A more useful this year. A t each of tbeao rain was pro is a blood or constitutional disease, an,
W e supply you w ith i l l that Is needed. It w ill
duced ranging from one-half to six in order to cure it you must take in cost you nothing t< fry the business. Any one
W w tog t o i r i l ^ i a . (matures, and m
yth was that nuy Russian article if
to n great risks to stolen would begin to cry out, "I am Inches, and each time contrary to the pre lernal remedies. H all's catarrh cure is can do the work ¿te<inners make money from
dictions made by tho weather service, "
to Bears in their eagerness to here,” till it was rescued.
takeh internally and acts directly on , the start Failure Is unknown w ith our workers.
tha honey in a hollow tree will
the blood and mucous surfaces. H all's Every hour you labor you can easily make a dollnr.
I M E F IR S T S T R IK E O N R E C O R D .
wedge themselves Into so
W r itte n In Kiang.
catarrh cure is not a quack medicine. It No one who is w illin g to work fails to make more
1 a hobs as to endanger their lives,
I t O c c u r r r tl I n N o m e nn d T o i»k rincfr In
money every day than can be made In three days
Matthew
Henry
's
oomniontary
on
the
was preecrilied by one of the best physi
This offer Is one in a thousand and one which
apd many forest birds, such as wood
t h e Y e a r 3<H» it . c .
at any nrdlnarv em ploym ent. Send for free book
Bible
win
-
ritti'U
for
the
common
peo
cians
in
this
country
for
years,
and
is
a
gaoksss, bins jays and thrushes, w ill
eontaining the fu llest iuforniatioa.
L
iv
y
,
in
his
famous
book,
"T
h
e
A
n
all should take advantage of at once, as the time
"fr
danger of being stung to death ple and in ine slang o f the day. In com nals,
9, 30, rotates in the follow ing regular prescription. It ia composed of
to their endeavors to obtain the sweet menting«, u Ju d g e six he says: " W e are suggestive words the story of a singular the liest tonics Known, combine,I with •
here
told
oy
what
nets
Abimeleck
got
honey that the bees store in the hollow
will be limited to a short period . . . . .
Box 8 8 0 ,
strike which occurred in Romo iu the the beat blood purifiers, acting directly
trunks of trees. Sometimes they w ill into the saddle. He hived for his serv year 300 B. C . and was probably the on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
ice
all
the
.
uni
tuoi
seonudrela
o
f
the
P O R T L A N D ,. M A IN E .
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first strike ever known:
combination of the two ingredients is
np for the jin y speck of nectar contained country. Jothai-i was really a line gen
That year occurred an event little what produces such wonderful results in
tleman.
In
o
Hcchcmitcs
were
the
tir*t
to taeir saoka
Blue jays often lake a
B A R G A IN S . B A R G A IN S .
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position near beehives and fish all day to kick hii.i off. They said all the ill would pass in sil live had it not appeared curing catarrh. Send for testimonials,
free.
W ill pell lots in Acm e from
to fflO.
for honey. Every returning bee is they coniò of him jn their tahlo talk
as involving religion. The fluto players,
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