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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1898)
* * íf f * * IVIuch in Little M t u ia u u . Slit HEADACH A BrilllMt F r« .h mest m lb« FI.14 »f U*«11« 1« e s p e c ia lly tru e of Hood's I'iUs, (or ooiuedJ eioe ever cositajoed so great curative power lu Ldcune, the brilliant aid de camp * * small space. They are a whole medlciue of the M irshals Ueribler, Dnvout sa.l * Oudiuot. gives a very interesting ac * count of bis first achievement ou tho * * field of battle. The French army was crossing tho Alps uud found itself com- * pxllod to attack at u great disadvantage * a towu which tho Austrians were de eht-.it, always ready, al- ■ ■ ■ * y ways eIBcleut, always sat- fending. . . bfaetory; prevent a cold * * * * ! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Youug Lajeuuo, who was anxious to orfvvcr. cure all liver Ills, ™ participate iu the eugagmieut, was sick ht-adarhe. jaundice, constipation, etc. 25c. The only fills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. greatly disappointed wheu ho was or- , /Von» Ih» ItepubU ean, B eth an y, tfo . derod to remaiu nt his post iu tho rear. ! an U N D E R G R O U N D C IT Y HER INVITATION. a m ake an investigation. Onr captain Wheu tho firing began, his heart beat i U n FannleB. Stoffle, of Martinsville, Mo., great f.iil. in Dr. William,« Pink R ussians D . t t a t a r a T o w n H id In t h i l ’ule People, insisted that i .....ftt bailed them, and they replied w ith furiously, aud as the attack progressed n t lately reecued from a fats which ueurly them. 1 finally consented totJJ , “"»« Tho N o w S ta to o f U ta h lia s a Ito w o ts a t th e E a r t h . F a r * t th e w*intl, m y d a r lin g , , gestures to sign ify that they would re he felt that he could uot remain passive wrecked her life. taking a lew doses I could ir,. ’ Al|u T he R ussians have m ade a sin gu la; S tra n g e F re a k o f N a tu re . A". 1 y o n o b lu s h in g flow er, It eeema elte lisa for many yesre l*en mem und my heudnche turn to the shore for help. They e v i w hile his fellow soldiers were perform- , “ ‘“ Boifc I ’d si'.-’i w ith lo v e fo r e v e r discovery in Central A sia. In T u rk es eererely slUicted with s complication of dis- severe. I kept taking thi pi||, u" ’i,V!* dently took us for w hat we pretended iug deeds of valor. A n d [ la y a ro u n d y o u r b ow er. l K » t « l . l fr o m H ’h lr h eiuin SU o m ta r tan, on the r ig h t bank o f th e Am ou Believing him self unnoticed, he har eesee and frequently would have fearful at- UMd foar Ixixes, s,xl A n t I w o u ld co ia o a n d k iss y o u to he, uud wo were piped to breakfubt Daria, is a chain o f rocky h ills m a r th e not had any of those uttai-ks tad i . ll” Itckt la which ehc would become uucouecious th « M u lt it u d e M a y U e M a d a - l t A n d b rin g th e fr a g r a n t sh o w er . ried forward, forgetting that the sol feelin g that our ruse woultl succeed. ao well iu my life. “ *uU 1 “‘»«Wi A n d I w o u ld ta lk tn w h isp er s Bokharan tow u o f K arki, and a num ber Q ls w a la th e G ro u n d , . , _ About 8 o ’clock, w ith the wind dier's first duty is obedience, aud just for fa hour». " I have ..........mended the „111. . T h a t y o u c o u ld u n d er sta n d . one of these, »he «»» uncoiiecioiie for l.lk o 1‘utatoua. o f large caves, w h ich upon e xam in ation A n d th e p e r fu u io o f y o u r [ e t a l s ; breezing up liv ely , three native sail whero the fray seemed to bo thickest he msnyhoure. Her condition heesnis slarining; friends aud several liuve tiwd thi-L .¡,{* "I were found to lead to an underground w,,o good I 'd sp rea d n il o 'er th o lan d craft put out for us, A man aloft with found him self face to face with his com the usual restoratives foiled to bring relief, results. W ere I th o w in d , tny d a r lin g . U tah, the n ew est o f th e sta te s, seems- c ity , b u ilt ap p aren tly lon g before the the physician’s »««• proved untvathig nud . " L “ .** »1 *'»>'" glad Io tell or a g la ss reporteel that pueh cruft was manding officer. The general looked at death I«enefll I received from Br Wil l?. . P’“ A n d y o u a b lu s h in g flow er, aeetned irainineut. She recovered, C hristian era. Iu P opular S cien ce to lie a m iu cralogicsl freok. Mr. Georgs ¡’¡11» for Pale People, lor now I | J 1“} j crowded w ith natives, und it wus now tho rash youug soldier coldly. however, aud that the live» to-day is won- E ldrid ge, o f th e geological survey, says N ew s we find th e fo llo w in g d escrip tion snz. “ Since you have quitted your post,’ cur plun to w eigh uuclior aud make a I was the happiest, most conlt „1J . . I " W ere y o u t h e w in d , eo w a n to n . a W ashington (D. C.) correspon dent, o f th is sin g u la r c ity : A reporter who was tent to investigate, th . worl.l, for will} g,xxf C l th ■ I little sail cud pretend to bo standing he said, “ you may take this order nnd A n d I a b lu s h in g flo w er, b u thehsppv?” * 11,1 wl‘° l'«wut A ccording to effigies, in scrip tion s and w a s se n t o u t there a few w eek s ago when he met Mrs. Startle could not help hut aw ay from them as if alarmed. The ob- recall that company that has gouo into remark "how well she was looking” anil Y ou any y o u 'd s ig h fo r e v e r M r«. 8 to filo j« a ¿inter of Jo«<*i>h j for th e purjiose o f look in g up certain d e sig n s ujion the gold nnd silver m oney Bethany who is «ell k n o a T i i o f t f ' .^ A n ti p la y a ro u n d m y b ow er, ' jcct w as to draw them us far away a had position. ’’ could scarcely realise that "he hail passed —natu ral resources, and he hus returned unearthed from am ong th e ruins, the A n d th a t y o u 'd c o iu e und k iss m e. . from shore us possible, and we had through such a trying ordeal as had been county, having been a eimtlidat. fc i , 1 Lejoune heard the order with a e x isten ce o f th e tow n d o tes buck to A n d bi lu g the fragrant sh o w er , w ith a m ost in te re stin g report. Anion; St the election of t«!)t|. 11« r tan i,t.„? nf added a m ile or more to tho distance strange sensation, for this was au er i represented. In speaking of her experience, ...d A n d th a t y o u ’d ta lk tn w h isp er s Mr. G.W.Curtiss, of t a g ® ? ? “' j o th e r th in g s, he found g r ea t d ep osits som e tw o cen tu ries before th e birth of Stolfle said: T h a t I c o u ld u n d er sta n d , w hen tho forem ost boat came w ithin rami from which ho was not likely to Mrs. ' *™” 'l “ I used to have terrible sick headaches, known in this county. o f m ineral ru b b er—en ou gh to m ake C hrist. A n d th e pet fu m e s o f m y p e ta ls j hail. She hadn't a gun of any sort in return alive. Therowas nooscape, h o w -' which I had as for hack its I can remember. No diseovery of modern tin,«. |,,, The underground Bokharan c ity is a Y ou 'd s p r ea d o ’e r e l l th e la n d — gu m sh o es for a large part o f the p op u i sigh t, but she hud 48 desperate looking ever, aud touching his cap ho Btarted on In recent years they were getting worse. I put' r h<i " i ‘ p?*’";**" «" nr. W ¡Ilian,,' I a n ’s p in y th a t y o u 'r e th e w in d , and la tio n o f the United S tates. I t is black, little over a m ile long, and is com posed ' v illa in s iu plain view ami every one of his perilous mission with a quaking would suffer so that I would become un Pills for Pale People. Acting directly on T h u t I ’m th e b lu s h in g flo w erl and it locked and fe lt e x a ctly lik e o r o f an enorm ous lab yrin th o f corridors, conscious, and the last one 1 had I was un bltxxl sml nerve., tn vieort,ting the l„Z " —C le v e la n d Leader. them hud a cutlass aud pistol W hile heart. str e e ts and squares, surrounded by conscious from aeven in the evening until din ary rubber. t'u " n u ‘I'C.v restore th, her captain w as h ailin g ns in a lan For some distauco be crept along be after midnight. I wit» so had that the doc and health to the exhausted wnntsn <1,,. "You see, i t is q u ite elastic,*’ said Mr. bou ses und oth er b u ild in gs tw o o r three guage uo one could understand she wus hind a pile of rocks that protected him tor could not get the medicine in tny mouth, .very effort of the physicist, pre,,, ? Eldridge, ben d in g a piece w ith his sto r ies h igh . T be edifices con tain ail •*’ slo w ly edging along down our starboard from tho firo of the enomy, bat at last but had Io give me a hypodermic injection. svsiltng. fingers. “T here is no te llin g how m any kinds o f d om estic u ten sils, jiots, urns, Tho doctor said I was likely to die in one of These pill, ere recotmiied evervwh.» .. quarter. A t the sam e tim e a second this shelter came to au end. Before him D V C IU IP i l l LEWIS, s specific for diseases of the hlood ¡Lit,'"" In som e o f the those epells.” valuable u ses it m ay be p u t to in the vases and th e like. craft w as draw ing uheud on the port there remained 100 steps to be taken “A few years a go. I took treatment of ■ For paralysis, locomotor afiiij», sad art» fu tu re, b u t I im agin e it w ill he e m str e e ts falls o f earth and rock have ob side, aud the third kt pt iu our wake. under the firo o f 300 guns pointed specialist in Kansas City, but it only relieved diseases long supposed incurshle they , From tho year 1858 to that o f 1867 ployed largely m ixed w ith th e vegetable structed the pussnges, but gen era lly the me for a while. urove.1 their efficaey in theevaad. af a " O nly seven or eigh t men wero iu sight straight at him. rubber o f com m erce. F or a roofing visitor can w alk about w ith o u tso m uch there w ere no less than se v m British, " When I cants here two years ago my Truly they are otto of the greatest blaoiii French, German uud Am erieun cruisers ou onr decks, aud tho natives seemed to j To go forward was, he believed, cer- health was miserable. My husbaud who had ever bestowed upon mankiud. "k«up m aterial it lius already been proved as low erin g h is head. The liigh degree o f civilization a t constan tly cru isin g iu the w aters of the have no suspicion of a trick. Thebreezo ! tain death. To go back would be eter e x ce lle n t. In tbc m in in g tow n s o f Utah w as a little bit too strong for their nal disgrace. The whole army seemed m ineral rubber is utilized com m on ly tained by the in h ab itan ts o f the c ity is C hina and Java seas afti r pirates. Dur m aneuvering at first, but ufter w e were , like au amphitheater around him. fo r roofing, being prepared in sh eets sh ow n by th e fa c t th at th ey bu ilt In ing th is tim e over 100 piratical craft about six m iles off shore the tw o sud- Should ho prove him self a coward or a THE BOER AT HOME. c o n sistin g o f a layer o f burlnp, w ith several stories, by the sym m etry o f the w ere captured, a d ozm or 15 strong deuly closed in to board us Our cap hero? t h e rubber on l » t li sides. N oth in g str e e ts nud squares, nnd by the beau ty holds broken up uud at least 3,000 IT# D o e s N o t H a te A11 E n g l 1»lu a c n . O n ly “ If I d ie ," thought ho, “ it w ill bo could 1«? m ore th orou gh ly w aterp roof o f the baked cla y und m etal u ten sils, “ black ttugs" w ere k illed offhand or tain had been closely w atching them Som e o f T hem . aud w a itin g for th is rnovo, uud of a only tho just penalty of my disobedi lleca u se it is so new not m uch is known and o f th e orn am en ts and ooins w hich sent ashore to bo huDg The cruisers Bryant Lindley met a Boer and usked have been found. thought they had finished their work, sadden the drum beat to quarters and ence ; if I accomplish my mission, I nbout. th is peculiar stu ff ami its pawn shall have proved that I am worthy y e t 1 the way. Ho received a surly answer It is sup|x>se<l th a t lon g cen tu ries ago but in 1809 several traders w hich hud our decks were a liv e w ith men. bilitiea. O nly a few tons o f it lias been which umouuted to “ Go to tlie d e v il!’’ I w as captain of No. 8 gun crew and to fight iu tho emperor's arm y.” m ined near th e U intah reservation, th is c ity , so ca re fu lly concealrd in the beeu fitted out at Bantam , Batavia aud had the honor of firing the first shot. So thinking, ho rushed across the Upon this he protested angrily, and the w h ere i t is eh ieily fouud. It occu rs in b ow els o f the earth, provided an e u tirc fciugupere w ere overhauled by pirates It w as a solid ball, aud it struck the open space amid astorm of cannon balls Boer rejoined in equal had humor. Al vein«, b u t th e num ber and size o f the pop ulation w ith a refu g e from th e in aud their crew s butchered. W hen we cu rsion s o f noraudic savages und rob arrived at Singapore in 1870 iu the cralt ou her port bow nnd w ent clean aud musket shot. Not one of tho m es-1 length the Boer shouted, “ What’s your iu tter ure not reliably known as y e t.” B ritish gun brig V ixen, a nest of pi- through her and dropped into the sea seugers of death touched him, aud ns if name anyway?” and wheu he heard it Mr. E ldridge took up from his desk bers. rules had been located ou one of tho is beyond. T his opened the fight Tho na by a miraclo he arrived safo and sound his manner altered ut once, and he ex a queer-looking, blackish chu n k o f T H E PAR IS CABBY. lands off tho w est coast of Java, und w e tives instan tly reulized that they had iu the French lines. The delivery of j claimed, “ What, aud are you iho son of c oin cth in g n o t enelly identified, thut had orders to proceed to the spot aud caught u tartar, and they saw, too, that that order saved the battalion and d e -1 the great American m issionary D aniel fe lt s o ft to th e (ouch. F o r W a y s T h u t A r e D a r k l i e H a s V e ry Lindley?” My friend gladly pleaded T U B C HR O N IO LB ranks with ihs frtttMl clean them out We overhauled our their ouly mt uns of escape lay in cap cidod tho destiny of tho youug officer. “T h a t is an oth er unexplored m in Few Equals. tu rin g the ship. Therefore, instead of guilty to this charge, aud tho surly new spapers In th e U nited Htntes. eral,” said he. “ It is culled m ineral Should an accid en t b efall the vehicle nrmumciit, took in a lot o f am m unition T H E C H R O N IC LE has no equal on Ut« Psdlo S ig n ific a n c e o f t h e N ose. Boer becamo at once the most bospituble ^ **••*• (* l»a«la all In ab ility, enterprise an 1 newt. w ax, and is found in veins like the m in of u P aris cabm an d u rin g your occu uud strengthened our crew by 14 men running aw ay, as w e had looked for, each cruft bore daw n ou us to board. T H B C llK O N IC L K ’.S Talegrap'ilc Report« art e ra l rubber. It has n ot been m ined ut pancy, lie w ill abandon h im se lf to a before sailin g These men were drafted The nose, tho form of which regulates friend and begged forgiveness for his They w ere handled as easily as an In th« la te st and m oat roll able, Its <««cal Xewitj« the beauty of tho other features, is by rudeness. As they rode together toward fu nil, bu t m any use» for it are lik ely to be paroxysm o f g rief, com pute th e loss, out of a crew belonging to a man-of- llest and sp iciest, and Its Editorial« from Un dian m aneuvers a canoe, aud it wusn'l war w h ich had been wrecked ou the d isco v er« ! in th e futu re. T o e le c tr i and tell in m oving accen ts o f h is w ife uo m eans inaccessible to higher culture, tbe read which my friend was seeking ab lest pons In tho country. five m inutes after the first gun wus fired M alay coast, mid ull w ere old hands. T11E d l l RON IC l.E has alw ays boon, and alirtyi cia n s it w ill be viiluublc, d ou b tless, in- and child ren, w h ose bread w ill be for wo have it on tho authority of a tho Beer recounted with grateful sa tis a iin u e h ns it in one o f th e liest in su la t taken from th eir m outh s by th e m is I h o captain got h is bearings from some ere they wero ou our quarters like German physician that it is beyond dis faction the many good deeds performed w ill h«, th e friend and cham pion of the psopHM agHinst com b in ation s, cliques, corporation«, m w o lv es seeking to ham string u deer. 1 source unknown to ns, and when we in g m aterials for em ploym ent in their hap. pute that duriug half of an individual by tho elder Lindley, but of them all oppresslonw of any kind. It will bs InikpsadMl fired another solid shot nud then loaded bu siness. Hut here is an oth er in te re st human lifo tho uoso is capable of re the best to him w as that represented by lu OYorythlog neutral In n oth in * B u t it you r fingers thereupon m ake le ft b iu g a p jio tbe brig w as beadod to w ith grape, und th is last charge was in g m ineral su b sta n ce, a lso from U tah .” I in stin ctiv ely for you r pocket, restrain tuu cast. Wo jogged alon g dow n the ceiving a moro noble form. The train- a sound thrashing he had once received fired righ t into a m ass of natives w ait T h e sp ecim en o f th is la tter looked them ; he is insured, l ie pays a sm all coust of Sum atra for a w eek w ithou t iug of tho individual, tho culture of his at tho hands of this venerable m ission in g to clam ber up tbe side. The gun e x a c tly like a piece o f obsidiuu, or black m on th ly prem ium to a cab insuruuce any unusual incident, nnd though we . intellect aud character, has a very con ary. For it appear« d thut this particular volcan ic g la ss. I t w as hard ns an y com pany; and iu tb e case o f a sm ash- spoke a score of craft nouo o f them had n ext to m e fired a solid shot, which siderable iuflueuco uot ouly ou tho o x -1 Boer in his youth had beeu sent to n rock. “T h a t is gum asp halt," said tin* up, ouly the com pany suffers. A p lay any iuform ntiou ubout tbe pirute. The tore through her bottom, nnd tw o min ; pression of tho face in general, but also school taught by Lindley; thut the exp art. “My c h ie f busineas in Utah w as ful iutiuuit ion th a t you are aw are of crew had begun to rid icu le tbe idea utes later she foundered right alongside ' on tho bodily nature of tho nose. The Dutchman was noted for his sizo nnd to exam in e the d ep o sits «1 th is m a th is circu m stan ce w ill do w onders to when som ething oocnrrt d to open our of ns Tho second eraft got near enough characteristics of tho various shapes of strength nnd had bragged of his capac to grapple, but tho irons wero thrown terial. It is a w on derfu l Riihstnnce and console him . T here w as, iu days gone eyes very wide. nose, ncoordiug to physiognomy, are ns ity to down the teacher, aud Lad actu Clue m orning, about nn hour nfter oft and tw o guns played solid shot into j follow s: Tho small, flat uoso fouud ally sought tho opportunity by refusing representg n great m ineral resource by, a cabm an w ho m ode such u good her hn ll until she went down stern fore daylight, wo cuine up w ith a Dutch th a t bus hardly been touched as y e t th in g out o f a ccid en ts th a t he ended by j among women aud called tho soubretto obedience. But he soon learned that he trader, w h ich w as tak in g care of her m ost, leavin g 80 men struggling iu the , nose, when occurring with nn other- had made a gross mistake, for th is par I t is n o th in g more nor leas thun an ex- i ad op tin g them as a sp ecialty. waves. oeed ln gly pure kind o f nspliult, and its i l i e confined his labors to those quar self. A ll her sails hud been cut away, i wiso agreeable r.nd fortunate build of ticular missionary was also a noted uth- Tho third craft had forged ahead, I Im portant u sefu ln ess is in th e maun ters o f th e tow n chiefly affected by the ropes wero flyin g in every direction, feuturcs, iudicates a certain gracious leto and gave him such a hiding w ith n sa ilin g five feet to our one, and would fucturc o f varnishes. E n glish , nnd h is sy stem w as to pick und she wus so low in tho w ater that j aud cheerful naivete combinod with an I bullock whip that tho young giant roar h ave boarded us at the bows but for the “T he su b stan ce is found under eon- ' up a benevolent E n glish to u rist (by w e wondered w h y she d id n ’t go down. inconsiderate curiosity. Such a uoso ed for mercy beforo the w hole school. d itio n s so extraord in ary th a t nob od, ! preference a lad y) and break a sh a ft. When a boat pulled off to her, it wus to suddeu destruction of the others Tlieir seldom is possessed by men, and when I And for thia and sim ilar deeds the has been uble to accou n t for them verx ’ He knew a m ethod o f tu rn in g a corner find the captain m ortally wounded and fate frightened her off, hut she had it is it denotes an individuality char- i Boers loved the elder Lindley, and this h is w ife anti tw o sailors, stiff aud dead scarcely laid her head for the islaud acterized by weaknoss and deficient sa- ’ sa tisfa c to rily . T he d ep o sits are chiefiy w hich no sh aft could resist. particular Boer venerated his memory. than it w as brought around, as if her w ith in and in the neiglitxirhoocl o f the Then lie woultl heat his lieast, and and horribly m utilated, on the deck be gacity. A nose thick aud flat is au un Ou tho evening in question, wheu the crew had m ade som e desperate resolve. U n eom p aligre reservation. You are slialto his fist nt heuven; call u|>on the side him . W o got him off, but had no N ow occurred a curious thing, ¡¿ho mui favorable feature with men as well as tw o men were atont to purt, the Boer, w a lk in g across the co u n try and conn universe to w itn ess that he w as a |xx>r tim e to g iv e the bodies burial before w ith women, usually signifying thut who had been so uncivil nt first, begged upon a q u eer-look in g streak th at runs m an, w ho would be ruined liy the sum tlie lit t le craft w en t down. The captain about 80 men on board, and she came tho character is predominated by mato- ' Lindley, with tears iu his eyes, to grant j str a ig h t as an arrow Hies. You brush it m u st c o st to g e t his cub rejxured, wus a man ubout 40 years of age, uud, dow n ou us w ith every one of them n a l aud seusnal iustincts, while a turu-1 him a great favor for tbo suxe of his w w ay the sand and beneath it you And bring in his w ife anti children, thou gh th o u g h . hnrdlv alivo w hen w e found sh ou tin g aud scream ing aud tried to lay cd up uoso, w ith wide nostrils, bespeaks us ubourd. W e could have sunk her conscience. “ Your father,” said he, hiui, he rallied euough to te ll h is story. th a t the streak is p erfectly block. Il the unprincipled creature- w as a bache a vain, puffed up disposition. Especial ’’did m e n service so great that I cuii is a rain of gu in asphalt, Tho trader bail been trafficking along w ith one gun even, or w e oould have ly w ide nostrils are signs of strength lor—and w hat could a Is-nevoleut-look- "There or«; m any such veins near the Ing E n glish to u rist do b u t help him tbe Java coast aud hud finally com pleted picked off tho w h ole crow w ith our courage nud pride; small nostrils, ofl never repay it—ho gave pie the worst thrashing I ever had— he saved iny char m uskets before they had crossed the h is cargo uud headed for Hugaporo. eastern edge o f U tah, and som e o f them o u t? Word w as passed to give her a weakness and tim idity. Noses largo in acter, and I urn a better m un’toduy, Just ut sunset ou the previous evening rail run over Into Colorado. T hey have n every respect are found mostly among 1 H IG H L A N D E R C O S T U M E . ho hud beeu overbunlttl by a nativo fu ll broadside at com mand, and when men and aro masculino ottributes.— | thanks to him ." ten d en cy to run parallel to each other, the smoko cleared aw ay she w as uot My friend cheerfully promised tc craft, carrying about 4U men. H e was w ith a trend from n o rth w est to south C eased t ’o i u t c n a l l o n la a F re n c h R a i l N ew York Ledger. grant the request, puzzling his head ns then about ten m ile s off tho coast and to he seen. There w ere over 30 of the e a st. They vary in w idth from n quay w a y lo a c h . < _____ pirates h an ging to the wreckage around Wm Thna p gOiUg ‘° b° r ,,*,,ir,'d te r o f an inch to IS feet, and th ey are C o rk L «t , w . , . f)tarCfc A person arrayed in full H ighland cok - about Uvo m iles south o f au island us, how ever, and a boat vas lowered to him. The Boer was mounted upon an from h alf a m ile l o a ix m iles in len gth. tuuie caused a terrible com m otion in a known ns Queen 's Dower H e hud no T h e C h r o n ic le R ulldlagi. One day in 1880 Senator Hampton excellent horse, which he prized be Nobody k n ow s how deep th ey are. The railw ay carriage in tbe Perraehe s ta suspicion w h atever o f tbe nutlves, and pick them up. You car jndge of their was goin g on his crutches from tho sen desperation when 1 tel. you that every yond anything he owned. He dism ount g r e a te st depth reached is 125 feet. Thu- the first th iu g ho knew thi y hoarded his tion, near Lyons, recen tly. ouo o f them fou gh t lik e x tiger against ate chamber to tho house of reprosenta- ed. put tbe reins in L indley’s hand aud far m ining for the stu ff has hardly g e l T w o liuiiett w ho were- in tlie carriage craft aud began to cu t and slash. W hen tives. In tho middle of tho big rotunda beyond the prosp ectin g stage. The shrieked ns they suw the aw ful s|x-cta- they had finished tbe crew , they began being rescued nnd that w e got only five he met a very large man, also on crotch- then ran away into the black forest US B y B f a 'l, P o e te g e Paid. ont of the lot. The others we had tc though the devil wero after him vein s aru p erfectly vertical. ele presented by the eu try in to their to plunder and strip the vessel aud wero Hero H lino x "a“V 'r 1 ** ° f COn«res8 ir™> was n° Iudjon g iv iug Thia k ill ns they floated about, w ith the “T h ese veins o f asp hu lt represent com partm ent o f u miui w ith o u t trou s w ith her u n til m id n ig h t Beforo leaving had Illinois, a Republican, whose uarno I cra ck s In the cru st o f th e earth , m ade ers. they bored her fu ll o f holes, and w e hud sharks snapping ut them. T w o o f the cannot now recall. Hampton stopped put it out of the power c f the Am erican five leaped out of the boat after being ° r Whcroab° a “ ‘ in a d ista n t geologieu l epoch and su b T he H ighlander, w lio w as on his w ay reaehtxl her ju st iu tim e to rescue tho him and kindly asked his uarno H i the^strango id a n tially filled in w ith the gum asphalt. to N ice, neverttiidess took h is seat captain. T he first craft w a s joined by p alled iu aud w ere seen uo more, aud how ho had received his injury After T h e stu ff has m uch of th e np|K*aninco w ith Caledonian cooln ess, whereu(x>u t \ .o others later ou. and the three car tho others gave us so much troublo that g ivin g hig naiuo , b„ congressman s a il se r o ^ tn n , ° ^ <ypical of ,h0 E()Or «nd and hardness o f jet. Of course it is only the ladies scream ed tlie louder. It w ns ried nt least 100 deajx'nite fellow s. Tho the captain sw u n g them up to tho yard , .T”.!0 E lu ,*toto many apparent con- am putation was necessary by reason of S S . X i ' 1’1' “ »■>£ “ > u sefu l for m ak in g block varuishea. No, iu iu iii that the upparitkiu iu th e purb captain heard and understood enough to arm. a shot he had received in a fight with T hn s n ot ouo sin g le man of the 100 Englishmen m general. Ho hates It w ill never be used for pavin g str ee ts of the old Gaul apologized uud e x satisfy him that they were an organized j Hampton s cavalry. He did not dream only those who seem to threaten his pe. u n less, perhaps, as an ad m ixtu re w ill, plained the situ a tio n iu bad F rench, gan g of pirates anil that they w ere also or m ore w ho cam e ont to attack us es rolfW“ 5aa m W t^ HUle,InU‘pt'1" h i “ caped w ith h is life. 1 w as iu one of the ' ^ f i n a b t y o f independence. J ordinary asphalt to im prove tbe q u ality mid eq u a lly fu tile w ere the effo rts of w ell equipped for their bloody business. sen. I am W ado Hampton. ’' said the ‘The | boats afterw ard scut ashore to see wbut o f th e latter; i t is too valuable, you t he sta tio n m aster, w h o aasuretl the The ishiud m entioned w as uot over - Avwara rjn senator, " n you have the leisure ’ by Poultney Bigelow, in Ha,¡ )cr-S so n I cannot tell you from w hat sou rce ladies th a t tlie gen tlem an in the dirk, 30 m iles aw ay, nnd as tbe Java sea was sort o f a lair tho pirates hud made foi sit down and let us t a l k ’’ n i . . a lla g a - ' « I » « . t , “ L . " ’ Th™ th e sultalunee w as o rig in a lly derived. the s|xn ru u aud the tartan ucoeasorse« aud is a great h igh w ay it did uot seem them selves. T lie ouly hnuinti beings “ (In c lu d in g postage) to any p*»rt of t*»« Units** ashore w ere an old n ative wom an, a one I t is brlleved th at all a sp h a lts ure of w as perfectly harm less. possible th at m en w ou ld take zu< h a S tates, C anada and Mexico armed Japanese und a w h ite boy about in ^ 'T h ,f r° m “ WUl° Whila deer huut- v egetab le origin. We know th at dur "You don’t run the shallow o f a risk us those pirates had. Tho trader i T H E W B B K L Y CIIRONtCLK. the brttM* 10“ WM Wenli<a«with in g th e coal-form in g period vast ao- risk, uiesdAnx-M,” in sisted th e sta tio n said thut uo less than three friendly I 14 years of age. The boy w as off au that of thn"P and m ost com p lete W eek ly Newspaper I" « m at of , he congressman, and thev fell world, prints regularly W columns, or ’ cum ulatioiui o f vegetab le m aterial were m aster in his hlandeat tones; **the g e n sails wero iu sig h t w hen be w as at- E nglish trader captured a year before - U lk in g . U p t o t h a t t l m e n c i K S P*«*s.or N ew s. Ialter«ture and General Infor® aud hutl been held prisoner ever since laid dow n in beds and becam e truns tacked, hut nil too fur uw ay to sigual, j tlem an com es from th e cou n try w here found a cork lex ho *ad lion; also a m agn ificen t Agricultural Depart®*1 Ho said there w ere 107 m en in the gang, they discussed cork leg“" f o r T ' a“ '1 form ed in various w ays, aulsirqu en th the men w ear p ettico a ts and do not •v eu if he hud been warned iu tim e to ! SAM PLE O Q P IE S S i N T FRiS by chem ical iwoe-cssea. A ccordin g to use trousers.” do som ething O w ing to the shoals sur anti w e fouud enough plunder ou tlie while. They tiartcd „f, " * great island to load our sh ip con d ition s govern in g, th ey w ere m eta fessions of esteem. The n ext'a'131' Pr°r D espite everyth in g, how ever, w h ich rounding I bo island our cruft could uot Thoy had captured about a dozen D O Y O U W A N T THI m orphosed in to d ejiosits o f coal, p e w as said iu order to calm th eir appre- approach near euough to use her gnus different vessels, large and sm all, und troleu m o r b itu m en —th e last b ein g lienalous, th e over-tim id lady travelers and sh ell tho fe llo w s out. uud w e wero w h at w e call asp h alt,“—St. L ouis lte- hud to be placed in a carriage at a safe uot strong euough to laud from our ' iu every case had plundered aud sunk them. They did uot alw ays k ill all the pu blie. d istan ce from where the t'alcdouiuii, boats uud deul w ith them. The sig h t of au arm ed vessel nosing around would crew. Soon nfter the boy w as captured stern und w ild, w as seated. Ye Rowel u rore-Uawrter a t L a m b . they brought in an A m erican sailor off put the pirates on tlieir guard, aud so Take a nicely c u t fore-quarter of O s tric h lis a is a U lc yc le. it w as rwaolvcd to play them u Yuukt-o a sp ice trader. Tho lad knew him only lam b, place It before a quick fire, nnd Pishing for Health S H O W IM O The Cape T im es su es thut a peculiar trick. W e run in to a buy ou th e coast i by the unme of W illiam , lint rem em b aste it w ell nil the tim e it is cook in g ; H im » o w n . bered that h is hom e was iu Boston It fircsddiscss^conMtm,11,’ d° Wn ,h «t exp erien ce befell a locul c y clist, Don- aud set to Work ab ou t a quarter o f an hour liefore it is tnrnod out that they had spared his life his Condition, he itart?” ' "J"* reco*tni«es ald M enzies, recen tly. lie w as riding Yon are probably aw are o f the fact ready to take from the fire, dredge a health. He tries »hl.t?u- ut ,o fi’b for alon g the m ain road from Cape Town that an E nglish luau-of-w ar, uo m atter Io mako use of him as a blacksm ith, but He consults thi« l Jkwg and that thine Witte tlour over to froth nutl brow n it. » - in d u lX i n \ , & o f n.dh * « to Som erset W est Strand, w hen un o » how large or how sm all, is a pattern of when they found he had uo know ledge O N O iiJH H ID K i , W hen laid ou a hot dish , slip Ute k n ife of that work he w as put to death with trieli, attracted uppareutly by what neatness uutl regulation, u u d the cut of A a<1 t h e • »erases. He t»»». « « Of absurd athletic b etw een th e sh ou ld er and rilw to w as iu its eye« a novel vehicle, com great cruelty. B y order e f the ch ief he •ben another ' He » th"'’ C 'ima,e a"d her sa ils w ill alone estab lish her identi |>ariially separate Utem, nnd place in •he work cure H- ,he rest cure and was hung in ch a in s on a tree about a m enced to w altz around «lie bicycle. That is the « o r » £ W" ’,eadily wors? th e aparture a slice o f fresh butter, a A fter a few prelim inary an tics th e bin) ty w h ile Inr h u ll is yet lx low tho wu qnartt r of a m ile from the villa g e and F in a lly , w h e n theT r o n " X t„ 7 " ” '“ r , P,i v M O N T H E O T H B I t S ID E - - i Ä Ä S s r i r ' - " ■■ sq u eeze o f lem on anti a sm all pinch o f took it into its head to pace Mr. Men* ler lute W e liud therefore to undo aud w as five or six d ays iu d yin g The boy d o c tsr s h r u g s h is s h o ,? t , ™p , , v e d ie s , t f ie W e put every ca y en n e ; serve th e lam b w ith a |xi)>er zies, aud so long ns it abstain ed from overhaul a groat deal F en d a n d O n t sh e M sp W e u t w ith us and showed us his I ones, g it i t ” consumption incurable'™ ?nd Pr°nounces 8 1180 düWn and thing iu Maili m g eoufusiou aloft, d is W e e k ly c h r o n i c l e t *i* O ,ie T-'*1 ruffle round the shank-bona nnd a little usin g its w in g s th e c y e list and the still hanging. test of m Pierce’s (> ,, j A years’ guised her hull us m uch ns possible, and «very has d e n t o n ,,? ^ 1 '" ^ 'dical Dis- p o s ta g e p r e p a id o n M <p en d P«*PJI good gravy under th e joint (m in t sauce o strich run a dealt heat. T be one armed man and the old w o However, w hen wo lif t the bay the Flunk had the per cent, of an ca ’ that cures 98 g e n e ra lly accom p an ies thia d ;sh ). Allow o tter coverin g about h alf a m ile in th is ADDRESH J*kcn in . . con‘*umption, if look of a mcrehuutiuuu w hich bad beeu man, assisted by the boy, were the ctxiks >**>" the lung^Ve , o T / ° f ,hc diseise" « q u a rte r o f an hour to tw en ty m inute« way t i l « ostrich utilized its stum py M . H . rte V O W W O . for,the gang. They ut first seemed very “ Well, w ell, how did v m Blt A,«- Toe «very pound o f m eet to lx- toasted. w in g s ax m ils and spurted aw ay ut through a typbix u uud w as loo short m uch alarm ed aud protisted their iuuo consumptive there **r »"’ted. In a ProprleSor A F huuded to m ake repairs Tho Dntch cup- « X N KRANClaHO. CAI. bore so quick, Pat? f down even the l„ngs. Th’s. ’ we»kcr spo, than ■ M l rem em ber th at lam b, like nN y o u u g record-breaking pace, leaving the cy ceuee of any com p licity iu the eriiuexof tuiu di< d ou the day after wo found unt‘^"n "mp‘,’ '■ "e'er ’ «¡1»’ ^ ' ’ton,,ch down, but bedad boT u iaat. sh ou ld be th o rou gh ly aud w ell c lis t far behind. A fter thu t tlie bird him , autl h is last words w ere a prayer the pirutea, but when they cam e to nn nntd hts stotnaeh give, on Ta*’"? ,o die o»«*kad— Good H ousekeeping. F irst Prlza For VgDacs«- Medtral Discovery ” l " t" L , Tht Dolden troubled Mr. M enzies no more. thut w e m igh t fu ll iu w ith and punish derstand that all tho v illa in s had met be stomach, but act?' w T ,br»ces up T h is is tho story of sn ugly m ,n’ their fate uud that w e hud cemte ashore C re a m C ake. Gte p irates “ngs, healing them aZddure-C,1y on the H a l l i e H o n A f t e r H e a th . told by n veteran of th e late wav- Beat Mie tablespoonful of butter, the impurities Honest o?n«d .diving out all It wax ju st at d a y lig h t that wo ap- to clear the island of its last bale of u , u 7 f lepY u? hCe",Or* "M y rotthin u n s Iho o g llw t t ,J T he b attle won by a k in g a fter his pctirid off the north coust of tho islaud plunder they suddenly ran into a rude nud ir ^ u c L t" ,’U not Urge you to take a™ tef"1' dca,eo> will yoifcs o f two eggs nud three-fourths of a ■I h ,d , very h . 7 ? nftr,or ««bstitute. the regim en t, ” f kid the Aiern'’ "r; cup of sugar together, until light; then death w as the victory achieved by |*-o- and uuchored ou a bank about three •tori house, b h x k td up the doorway «■wvd the w o « l from droay “' U wrUes* mv gm £ wia,h° "'**’‘ •» ’.1», w as tlie u g lie st fitau, in i«ct. w ith boxes and opened hrs on us w ith Three d ata tilth s from the beach add one cop of w ater; add one tubio- ple o f the ( id, in Spain. Meu w ere sent i Law A general saw him uud c' xpoonfuf of baking powder to one nnd a fter the death of the Cid h is capital aloft as if engaged in repairs, a boat pistols. W e had tw o nteu wounded lie fore w e oould dislodge them, nud they 1 prize for (ho u g liest man in ' ' ■** oaA-fonrth cupa of flour, nnd sift care- w as attack ed by th e M.xtrs in groa w as got dow n as if to work ou the hall, H is («copie w ashed and dreamt: and the bulk of the erow romunied in wero then hanged to tbe sam e lim b uud to encourage com p etition A r’’” * " £ and , h . „ ; f t ' c « ’• « ’• old en fu lly. Mtir this into tbe other mixture force. their b o d in left to the birds What m eut bud its u gly man. The P ’ ' V i ” '«'* o n V f ldrS N o doubt the fellow s and I «eat thoroughly; then stir in the tbe body, clod It in a su it o f the finest hid in g below pluuih-r w e could uot bring off w s j brongbt together, 'ih o go*- ‘ w dl-beatea w hi tea of the eggs, ami hukr m ill, tied It ou a horse and, su rroun d ashore h u d a h-okont In som e trees, anti burned ou tbe island, aud before ieaviug there to a c t as referee. My c”"* In two or three layers. This may he put in g it by n brillian t c avalen d eof ofl oem prvvidixl w ith u gvx-d g lass he could sew up Etuillug and looked oontoiup|BU it was w e set the forest on fire iu a duzrn ? O Ä u - ' r,’"»"’” 11 ">« nTv1",fflh,'irown ’ ujgwtber w ith soft icing or w ith u m ix- and atién d an te, w ent forth to ta t t le everyth in g going on ab. ard place«, and the flames did uot die out I he Moors w ere («anie-strieken um J fled hardly sunrise wh«u a sm all 1 nt b is adversary T h e oilier trouk 1 ''” *'n « * —'lc « salan '«orfe M g r gff fru it and iuing Boatou Glob*-. t it t / h<(„, 'Í '!,h l » c o ■ until thu wh. le length aud breadth bad * dism ay. oue lock LI it y cousin ’T*L* ‘ « m *- graft w ith four men avt, ixius out to » ■ Igw , i. LiT "fr M"'«ihiv n r Z«‘21 "" (Men sw ept clean ut v ig ita tio u . "mded*nd h»rf'le»s There I " ’ ^ " ''" ely ! « w a y ,’ he shrieked, be aiu t b" s. Bsss -’"vented which L tr **" ""J I Tbeu he covered blit face end fle*l H«cx. They never g.'.p’e Ute6 n eed less to sr.y nty c o u iln ,c ”fe l rize. ’ N c w U rl caus Tim es- Dt i » » ** * H ood’s III * ■ I D A Is the Bane of Many a Woman’s Life-How the Disease may be Cured, A Case Cited. M IN E R A L R U B B E R . A HOT FIGHT. a iM E E S h » ^ S S íC IF IC CöÄST 111 TH E D A IL Y Only $ 6 . 7 0 a Year, The Weekly Chronicle Tka Grjjt 'st Wte'ilj ii the (wiry. $ 1 .5 0 i C H R O N IC L E Reversible Map ‘ Tho Unitod States, Dominion « Canada and N orthern Meiioo Map of tho Work S3 “U