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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1898)
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ * * * ^ * * * ^ ^ Constipation * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * HOT IILOOD IX CAMP. A R M Y QUARRELS T H A T ALM OST EN D E D IN Th. I »tery or a T R A G E D IE S . C a p ta in W h o B e d M o rd er I n H is H e a r t—A F ier y L ie u te n a n t C o lo n e l W h o W a n te d to K ill H U S o p o rtar O u t e r —A P e a c e m a k in g A d ju ta n t. A D eadly O u . Millers and the owners of grain ite rators look upon tho bisulphide of ,ar- bon us one of their most useful agents. When a mill, nu elevntor or a granary becomes iufosted with weevil, bisul phide of carbon is the cheapest and most effective thing to exterminate (he pest. So deadly is tho gas, however, and so rapidly does it act thut the ut most care must be taken iu applying the bisulphide. It is usually sprinkled over the graiu from watering pots. Tho liquid is rapidly converted into a gas. i.nd the lutter sinks through the graiu, carrying death to the weevil aud even to the uubutched eggs. 80 long as the persons applying the liquid stand above the point of applica tion they uro pretty safe from tho fumes, but occasionally the workmen Ireatho a little of the gas und have to le removed at once to the opeu uir, as the heart is quickly paralyzed by tbe actiou of the bisulphide. It is usual to treat tbe lower floors of a granary first, so thut those employed iuthe work may keep constantly ubqve the gHs. Auy animul, as u cut or a dog, shnt up in un apartment where tbe bisulphide is do ing its work is found dead wbuu the place is opeuud.—Chicago Inter-Ooeuu. LIFE IX A WARDROOM T H E O F F IC E R S ' Q U A R T E R S O N B O A R D A M A N -O F -W A R . W h e r e A ll E x c e p t th e C a m m u d e r E at. L ive e n d H ave T h e ir S o c ia l U e la g —N a v a l E tiq u e t te le o la te e th e M ea W h o m A ll O tliere o a H oard Moat O bey. Causes fully half the sickness In the world. It retains the digested food too long in the bowels aud produces blhousness, torpid liver, bulk Hood’s g e it'o a , bad taste, coated tuugue, sick headache, lo- ■omnia, etc. Hood's Pills cure nonstl|Mtfion and all Its results, easily and thoroughly. 25c. AU druggist«. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mas«. T h e ouly Pills to take w ith Hood's Sarsaparilla. Pills The Magic uf a Word. A party of gentlemen but recently re turned from 11 metropolitan (ity tell a 1 cow story ou tbe leisurely bellboy. They were stopping at a big hotel, and on tbo first evening of their visit were seized with a mighty thirst, bat which they believed plain ice water would us- snage. One of them stepp'd to the bell- push. It was one of those new fangled things built on tbe principle << a dollar typewriter. Yon turn the hand around A jo dial till it points to what yon want, then you press tbe button, aud tbe biwi- , ness office is supposed to do tbe rest The instrument was caused to register ice water a number of times iu the re- i pions below, but there was no responso. ; The thirst kept ou increasing and the gentlemen got hot iu tbe collar. Oue of them spoke of going down and challeng ing tbe clerk aud the bellboys to a box ing match. "No, don’t do that,” remarked one of tbe gentlemen. “ Just watch me— I’ll bet I’ll get ’em .” He pranced over to the bell, yanked the crunk around to “ champagne” aud let it drive. Iq an incredibly short time there was a knock at tho door, and tbe hoy stack his bead in. “ Champagne, gentlemen?" "No, just bring us somo plain, every day, onmrnou water with ice in it. We rang for champagne just to catch yon napping. Now get a move on you. ”— Galveston News. MA HEZ GOT EH BICYCLE. (tar. ma h«a (fot PT bieyela! You’d ought vr w* try Up in do imrn. w h w pa * away, To learn It on dc aly Bhe’a boun' ter keep de rircua up Till h I io kin ride all i lk«’ An den how pai’H b»' An hay, “ Dat'a outer right! She m j a aho ain’t er goin ter wait Till who «it« old an gTay (She's fifty now an none too «pry), But, Lor’, bhe'a glttin gnyl She sr.jH, any»« MI don't purpose Ter lot dat Mro. Crust Put on deni air» on Llcomcr cloth«« An ir.aku mo tnku her dusi! But pa, ha'a on to her, all right, 'Cnuae t ’other day I -spied Him peekin t ’rough dc barn coor where She’s learniu how ter ride. You'd oughter u r n him —bully geo. De »pamuM <1«t he’d git Er try in not ter lnff w u i ’nuff To make yer I’row a fit! He’d tc.ke a peep, nn den he’d His mout' ahet wid his ban' An squirm nn stomp nn s mu ter roun Enough iei bent de ban'. An nil de while, inside do barn. Ma iearniu in u walk. A-whirrin an athum pin roun’ An usin Bible tulk! SICK HEADACHE Is the Bane of Many a Woman’s Life-How the Disease may be Cured. A Case Cited, . fro m Ih» Republican, Bclhanp, ito . FannieB.Rtnffle. of M a rlin tv ilk , p «nil»»» a ». ____ Mo., | great fa itli in Dr. William«’ Pink Pin, fc. * . .i • im« which u euri y T u le 1 auplc, inaiMtad tliat 1 oauiiuenc» eopie iiMMeu tnut I commence usin. * 1 1 Ixtely rescued fin al a fill« which ucurly them . 1 lliia lly consented lo try them Ah* ta k in g a few doses I coulJ ,ee a„ im p,„ "7 wrecked her life. I t Beema «he luu for m any years been m em and m y lieuduche spells were not L eeverely afflicted with a complication o f dia- eevere. I ( k «P „„H I ] | |„g e p t ta k in g the p i ill, ll, until ea.ee aud frequently would have feurlul at- used four lioxea, and «nice thut tim e I h u t. *......... . '«»• I Lave never r.n felt taeki in which el.e would become uucoueoioua not had any o f those u iU v k a a u d i 1 uevtr •o w ell in my life . ended the p ill, to „ f° i n one o f these, «he wae unconaclous tor a I have IIB .C recom r r e o . i l m . , iemie.1 , many hours. H e r condition te ea iiie s la rin liig ; friem la and several have used t h r u with eoJ the UMual restoratives failed to bring relict, results. “ I am alw ays glad to te ll o f the vrrsi the physician’s aid proved unavailng and death eeemed im m inent. She recovered, lieuelit I received from D r. W illiam s* l i„|r however, aud th a t ahe lives to-day la won- f i l l s tor P ale People, for now I feel as I hoi,.I I was the Im p p lr it, most rontentril woman la the w orld, for w ith good health wlm cannot A reporter who waa le n t to Investigate wheu lie met Mrs. «Piffle could not help but but be h a p p y ? ” M re, Stolrfe is a sister o f Joseph Hollsnd of remark " how well alio wae lo oking’ and i could scarcely realiko that »lie had pasted B ethany, who ia w e ll know n throughout the county, h a v in g been a rniididiite M r sheriff throuifh such a tryin g ordeal ae had been represented. In speaking o f her experience, at the election o f IHthi. H e r perenls are Mr and Mrs. G. W .C u rtis s , o f E a g le v ille , ahow rli Mrs. S n iffle said : . " I used lo have terrible sick headaches, know n in this co u n ty. N o discovery o f m odern times has prova) which I had as far hack ns I can remember, in recent years they were gelt ill!? worse. I such a boon to wom en aa D r. W illia m s ’ p|„k would suffer so that I would become un- P ills for Pale People. A c tin g direellynu I ho ' conscious, und the last one I hail I was un- blood anil nerves, in v ig o ra tin g the la d y , rrgn. I conscious from «-yen in the evening u n til la tin g the functions, they restore the strength after m idnight. I was so had that the doc and health to the rxheusted woman when tor could not get the medicine in iny mouth, every effort o f th e physician proves un. but had to give me a hypodermic injection. availing. These p ills are recognized everywhere s, The doctor said I was lik e ly to die in one of a specific fur diseases o f the blood and nerves those spells.” ” A few years a go. I took treatm ent o f a Fo r paralysis, locom otor ntnzis, and mho, ■peidalist in Kansas C ity, but it only relieved diseases long supposed incurable, they huvs proved th e ir efficacy in thousands o f ' eases. me for a while. " When I came here two years ago rav T r u l y th e y are one o f the greatest blessiam health waa miserable. M y husband who had e ve r bestowed upon m a n k in d . "Tragwlies lu our owu campa, out The wardroom oun man-of-war is tbe side of battles, were more common than Den pa, he had tor give It up living place of all tho older officers of — tho public known, ” suit! u diatinguiahod An started on u run the ship, with one exception, tho corn- An t row himself upon do grass— soldier. maudiug officer. Ho lives by himself, Ixor', you should seen tie funl •‘The shooting of Major General N el He'd roll un laugh uu holier like has his own cabins, bis own mess, his H e’d gone elean off his base; son at Louisville by Brigadier General owu servants. Naval etiquette and cus *Twas better dan n circus show Jeff C. Davis because Nelson in a fit of An bent u later lace. tom huve established this habit of isola anger hud called Davis a loug string of tion for tbe man on tho ship who lius Den pa, wheu he’d got sobered down, hard names, is ono of the few thut camo commuud of ull the rest. The reason is Went in ter git bis ten, An himeby ma eoir.e sucukin in to the surface. You wouldn't think it undoubtedly to be found in tho very Cz suf'ly ex could lie. fact that ho represents extraordinary proba lily, but I myself wusouce so close Bho had er lump above her eya, power. Under theso circumstances any to u tragedy that it mokes my gray hair Besides her nose wuz shun, attempt to forget tbe superiority of his An pa, he ast her, soberliko, rise up as I recall i t “ Why, n:a, what hev yer douef” rank by means of a common cabin or •'W hile» number of officers of the metwrooni for iaini and his subordinates regimout were in the major's tent I said Well, ma, she says, says she, “ I clum wonid ouly result iu embarrassment on Do ladder on de mow something that a captain took oxeop- Ter gather nigs, nn den I fell both sides. t intis to, and a war of words followed. E ight on dcr sulky plow ,” This does not mean that he may not When ho plumped out, ‘You are a liar I' Au pa, he took er gulp of tea be sociable, for much depends upon tho 1 struck out with my right and sot him Ter keep fiom bn«tin out. man. But it is safe to say that any show But, Lor', he couldn't keep it in to bleeding, lie came buck at me like a An spouttcied ull erbout. of effusiveness among those who live tiger cat Wo clinched aud for three or A C uban A lilk m a a . abaft tbe must must comefroru bis side, R ough on Solom on. four minutes hud it hot and sharp; then Den ma got mad all t'rough an t'rough “ How many cows thero urealout the if bo wishes it to be general. Tbe situa An bristled up; says «he: the others separated un. He mado ull Tho following incident happened nt streets I” somebody exclaims, aud then “ Now, you look here, John Henry Junes, sorts of threats. I was adjutant. He be is calmly informed that the morn tion is a delicate one one of tho “ cateclieosms” which are Don't come yer gibe« on me! lu tho freer air of tho wardroom wo rnuked me, und I confess thut for a timo ing's milk is simply being delivered. hold periodically in Scotlund for ull tho Ef you ain't got no feelin's for I did fear ho would make mu trouble in A bunch of cuttle uud their driver stop find from 10 to 20 officers living togeth Yer lawful wedded wife mombors of tho kirk of u certuiu dis S h o r e C a rg o es S h ifte d . When she gits hurt o-doin chorea. the way of court martial, but tho mut before u bouse, aud the portcro comes er, tbo number varying with the size of trict. I'll quit yer now fer life!” the ship. Their ages muy range from 25 ter seemed to blow over. ".Onco in awhile we read, ” said Mr. “Tho lesson was in Ecclesiastes, ” says out with a cup for the morning’s sup "One fall afternoon tho captain invit ply. It is seen then that the cows are to 60, and they arc of ull ranks abovo Bozzle, "that tho ship So-and-so or tho Eut pa, ho coughed an snickered some. Mr. Johnston, ‘‘and ouo day they hud An den he got his hat ed mo to take u walk with him. Think being milked from door to door by tbe that of uuval cadet, and of all corps. , steamer So-uud-so has returned to port, been discussing tho verso iu which Solo An went down to der grocery storo ing that our troubles liad completely dairymen, for this is the way the acuto Engineer officers, lino officers, medical or lias arrived perhaps with ‘a decidod mon says, ’Among u thousand men I Wat’s kep’ by Jimmy Pratt, officers, marine officers, ono pay officer healed, I consented. Ou the wuy buck Cubuu housewives have taken to assure list; cargo shifted.' Sometimes wo seo An mu, she went into de barn— have found ouo, but among a thousand and one chaplain, may all bo included to camp we passed through an orchard. for their tuldes a lacteal supply which a laud craft, a truck, with cargo shift Lor’, sho w uz mad ez fits— women huvo I found uot ouo, ’ moaning in tho wardroom of a large ship. These ed—a big pi io of boxes, towering high, I saw her tuko de ax an smash I climbed n tree to get some apples. is entirely fresh and absolutely pure. one just aud good und upright. And Her bicycle ter bits men live in staterooms arranged about a shaken over to one side or the other by Just as I reached for nu apple 1 suw the —Boston Globa. Even with tho cows milked beforo nn old Scotchwoman, when sho hurl captain reach for his revolver und glare the door one most continue to wuteh common spice, which is known as tho continued jolting along on tbo side of T H K C H R O N IC L B rank« w ith tha «real«« listened iu silenoe and heard tho rest at mu like a very fiend. Instantly I loos tho milkman, for I have even heard of "wardroom country. ’’ This assumption the street 011 tho slope. •ew ap »i*p s in the U n i toil state«. Hia Enslacuaa. ncoept it ns present and gospel truth, g o t' T H K C IIK O N IC L K ha« no equal on tlie I'aolla ened my hold and dropped to the ground. their having u rubber hag of water con of a spice of prairiciike dimensions is "A load thus shifted cau't be shaken her dander up aud roso to her feet. Uaaat. I t lead« all In a b ility , enterprise and new». Seizing a stake, 1 took my pluce by his cealed under their loose frocks and con comparatively truthful in the cramped back by running along on the opposite “ ‘Hoot!’ she said indignantly, her I T H K C if R O N IC L K ’ rt Telegraphic Reports ire quarters of a ship. In this "country” side and said, ‘Now, you cowardly dog, nected with a rnbber tulie running slope of the road. It is like a stick of the latent and moat reliab le, ita Local News uie eyes blazing. ‘Do you find why that fullent and spiel eat, and IU Editorial« from tha put up thut gun or I ’ll brain yon.' This down inside cf tho sleeve, its tip beiug exists tho social lifo of tlie wardroom. wood that has been bent and kept bent was? It was because tin e dacout woman ablest pen« In the country, time lie was kept ou a hot griddle for u conceuled iu tho hollow of tho milking Hero these men of varied callings, yet till tho grain is set. Whatever you do T H E C IIK O M IC L K ha«alw ay« been, and always wud be seen iu his company. ’ ”—Mil month, though I made no threats and huud. Ouly a gentle pressuro upon the all of tho sea’s following, live, move with it the crook stays iu. w ill be, the friend and cham pion of the peo<il« m waukee Wisconsin. against com binations, cliques, corporation«, <x hud no thought cf reporting his attempt bug of wuter within is needed to thus aud have their social beiug. "If caro is exercised in turning cor oppression« of any k in d . I t w ill be ludepeudaat A day spent iu a wardroom by a land- : ners and in unvigatiug generally, the to assassinate me. oauso both milk and wuter to flow into la evaryUUug n eu tral lu u o th lo f. H o w , In d e e d ? "The next fight we got into wo made tho cup at tho sama time. Tbe milk lubber would reveal muny interesting i shifted load cau usually be curried to She—Do you believe iu platonic love? ; differences between uuval officers aud up for good aud ull and reiuaiuod fust venders of Ituly aud Iudin have also its destination ns it is without upsetting, Ho—I hardly know. Do you? friends uutil the flnul round up, when learned their 'trade to perfection, for their brethren on shore To begin with, though it may work harder. The expe She—Well, of course there may bo General Joe Johnston had his men they practice this identical trick.—Ed they are more cosmopolitan iu their rienced truckfluan knows just what cau inch a thing, but—but—well, between throw down their gnus and go homo to ward Pugo Gaston in Woman’s Home spuch. The men iu our wardrooms uro bo done with it, and whether it has gathered together from all parts of tbo shifted as far ns it w ill go, and ull that. two such people ns you aud—nud— ‘make a crox.' It happened iu this way: Companion. Union. Local discussions And but an If it is so badly shifted as to make the He—No, not between you and me. The colonel had given the order to form uninterested nudieuce, or even a derisive operation of tbe track difficult or dun- . A ll, Helen, platonic love would uot do line of battle. As udjuluut it wus my A S in g u la r C alcu lation « for me I I must speak. Cun you—cau duty to aoe that tach captain carried In a recent number of Power 11 singu one, so that a uuval officer gets neens- gerous, ho hauls to 0110 side by tbe curb you— out tho order. Wheu I readied tho lar calculation is presented by J. A. torned to speak and think of all tho 45 and anchors—that is—to say, he halts would bo assassin and bad performed Iienin. It. would require, according to states as belonging equully to him. Out and unloads the shifted top courses of She—Oh, Alfred, how did you guess und then reloads aud makes my duty and sturted to go away, lie Mr. Itouie's tigures, tbe power of u 10,- side of his own country my secret?—Chicago News. - he . is so great a , bis cargo „ ------------- oalled out, ‘Adjutant, come buck.' 000 horsepower eugiuo about 70,000,- traveler that very few civilians can keep everything trim and secure and sets out , - - . .... ... - ' ■' — M When I complied, he took my baud, 000,000 years to lift the earth u foot in np with tho way ho skips iu couversu- again."—New York Suu. A F an cied Im m u n ity. _______________ The Tall One—You fought for your looked mo squarely iu the eye aud said; height, uud to do this work, allowing tiou from Chiua to Pern or to Tasma- I “ Weren’t you afraid of tho bullets?” P r a c tic a l, b a , Coi<l ltio a d c d . country, and I will always look up to ‘Lieutenant, can you forgive me for all 13 pounds < f water per horsepower per nia. Other characteristics that are ■ she asked of the soldier. of my meanness to you? 1 hopo so. I hour, would require some 10,000,000,- quickly uotieeable are his simplicity, I have a friend hero in town, a young you.—New York Journal. “ Not a bit," ho answered. have never had a good hour since that 000,000,000,000 gallons of wnter, or his cheerfulness and his heartiness. Tho business woman, whoso common sense You felt as if you had a charmed wardroom is constantly resounding with D e cen era te A ga. incident in the orchard. ’ is enough to make cue’s blood run cold more than would be discharged at tho Dr. Pike—Tho debasing spirit of lifo?" " ‘With all my heart, captain. No mouth of tbe Mississippi in 00,000 laughter The meu iu it are healthier at times. I went to see her uew flat "Not exactly. But after I get my one but you sud myself knowsauythiug years. This would beeuough, the writer than men who live iu houses. They get n few days ago, and I was delight commercialism has affected even our system thoroughly lined with hard tuck up earlier in tho morning und go to bed ed with a cushioned divan in one profession. about . that ulfnir.' , , little , .. , , estimates, to cover tho entire surface of I was reasonably confident that uo bul- Wallace—Quacks and nil that? As I stud, nothing else came up to the earth to a depth of about 800 tcet, earlier at night. Mostof our wardrooms corner of her sitting room. It was, as separate us . n whilo tho We ir n ta n l i i k , I in ,, n , n , nrmy. ,n „ v vv„ jo convert which into steam, nsing good are bustling with officers nt 7 o'clock iu many divans tbut belong to young busi •'I wasn’t thinking of that so much ' let was going to penetrate far enough never met after being mustered out. Ho boilers, would require somo 4,000,000,- tho morning I ness women are, a box with a hinged as of the way classical learning has to do much damage. "—Washington A glance at tho breakfast tablo shows lid, but as it had handles on it and was fallen into disrepute. Nine times out Star. died three years ugo, Of courso I could 000,000,000 tons of oeal. If the latter hove sent higi out of the army in dis quautity of the mineral was loaded cu the senior lino offleer presiding, and the bound with iron bands and was alto of ten nowadays u rich man is not im A P rob lem . grace and piacod hill, iu the peniten ears of 20 tons cneh, it wonid deuiund other officers placed near him according gether so nmeh stronger ami nioro de- pressed iu the least by one's giving his ! “ Da doctor says yo’ inns’ drink lots to rank. At tho other end of the table tiary after ho was out, but I've always 200,000,000,000,000 mob oars. If tho sirable than divan boxes nsnnlly are, I compluinta Latin name. "—Cincinnati o’ chicken broth, Ephram, ’’ said Mrs been glad I did not He was a good sol latter were 80 feet loug and all coupled is tho man who bus lieen elected by his asked bor where she bought it. Enquirer. Johnson, "au stay in out o’ de night dier in battle, as iinivo as thoy made together In one train, it would reach messmates to direct tho catering of the “ I didn’t buy it ,” said she. "It was air.” V’ted a Gun. them, bat a bulldog in camp. Ho left around tbo eurtb 46,000,000 times aud, mess. Between this early meal aud tho given to me. You know tho woman “ Huh!" answered her husband scorn " I’ll tell you what it is,” exclaimed Itbe army a major. Ilis name? Never if rntiuing 25 miles per hour, would breakfast proper, which cornea at half where I boarded lust year came into a fully. “ Whar ho 'spects I’m gwiue ter mind thut It is a true story. I wish it eouNume 25,000,000 years iu running past 11 or 12 o’clock, there is not much lot of money through the death of het the editor of a yellow journal "the git de chicken broth from cf I has ter , T h e C h r o n ic le R u ild tn j« were uot, for I cannot forget that nt one the length of itself. So much for "fig lifo in tho wardroom, for th o daily mil grandfather. Thu old gentleman died in days aro mighty few when we don’t stay in nights, huh?”—Town Topics. i make a h it." itary routine is full of drills and exer time in my life 1 was in a fair way to ures. ” Florida, und the remains were sent hero. cises which keep most of the officers ou They were in n mahogany coffin, and T H E D A IL Y Whereat a bystander quietly inter bo murdered. ” A« H e V iew ed I L A n E d ito r 's H ard L ot. deck. There are drills with great guns the coffin—w ell”—nud she kicked the posed, “ Of course you use a fowling "Report to your headquarters under By M a’I« P c « a j e Paid. Towne—I don’t seo how it comes that 1 arrest, sir.” There are always those who w ill kick. and with small arms, drills in clearing divan with her heels—“ the coffin was piece?”—Bcstou Courier. shipwrecked sailors often starve to Tbo colonel of a western regiment For instance, if you publish jokes with ship for actiou, drills in handling am- in this. I didn't sec any reason for let death. A l l A g re e d . hissed that rcmnrk to bis lieuteuaut whiskers on them some w ill say that munition uud many others—nil of them ting the box go to waste, nud it makes Browne—Why not? “ Fellows, you wouldn’t take me to colonel as he dismissed tho parade ouo you ought to be iu a lnnatio joint. If rootiil iu the one idea that yon innst a lovely couch. Don’t you thick so?” Towne—Well, I camo across about,' preserve your own life by destroying be a member of a millionaire's iamilv evening in December, 1804, u few utiles yon don t print something to smilo at, And of course it does, bat then—after two weeks ago, and I don’t feel like back of Petersburg. they say you are u pessimistic fossil. If thut of your enemy. all, it ’s well to bo practical like that.— would you?” eating yet.—Brooklyn Life. As soon us au offleer returns to tho Washington Post. “ Frankly, we would not." "I refuse to go, d------you," was tbo you spreud yourself and write a good, raply. "Neither would tbo millionaire I original article, they w ill say it is wardroom from one drill and begins a His War D ates. asked him last night. St. Louis Post- "Adjutant, Fee that Lieutenant Colo- | stolen. If you reprint an article, they conversation or [lerhaps hums a song ho L it t le M a rb le I m p o r te d N ow , A.» 0““» nientiou tho most famous ' Dispatch. ■el Blank goes to bis quarters ut onco," say you can’t write. If you say a de is iutcrrnpted by tho tingles on deck aud Tbo importation cf marble to the dates of the war?” Thi Gnit st Weekly ¡1 the foulrj. must buckle on his sword ami return to said the angry colonel, who was iu tbe serving word for u matt, you aro partiul; United States lias almost ceased. It is R ou gh on Do D odo, "Guess I can. There’s Feb. 7." another drill. right, for the lieutenant colonel, who if you compliment tbe women, tbe meu only uow and then that a cargo arrives ’’Feb. 7? What happened then?" De Dudo (who does not like a very At every cull to quarters nil officers at this port, while a few years ago a had been driukiug, had disobeyed or aro jealous, and if you don't the verdict high collar)—These collars are Tery TbeFate^r' i “ Ret''" thi"Ka “ ,xed' ders. of the women is to the effect thut your must report themselves ready for duty fleet of sailing vessels brought many high. Show me something lower i t.,th day 1 was married. "—Cleve (In c lu d in g poR'ige) to anv part of the U nited Tbe adjutant knew liotli officers well, papw is uot fit to use in the ouustruc Tbe chaplain aud paymaster, having cargoes annually from the famous Car , Ktates C anada an 1 Mexico. Salesgirl (with dignity,-Those are land Flam Dealer. and that it would not do for them to tion of a bustle. If you stay in your much less to do with drills than tho rara quarries iu Italy to Philadelphia. T K K W R K K L Y C H U O N IC L K . tbe b r i g h t « «nine together that night He had a office, you are afraid to remain ou the other officers, are usnully the first to be Marble buildings seem to bo becomitg the cheapest we have, sir We den t and most com plete W e e k ly new spaper I» tbe «irrry timo of it k.-eping them n|*irt. atreeta; if you do, you are lazy. If yon back in the wardroom, where there is things of tbe past, and tho tombstone keep slopshop goeds.—New York Week- world, prints reg ularly 81 columns, or tw elr« pages.of Ne.vs, L ite n tu r e an 1 le ie r a l Info r n*- The lienteuunt colonel would jump up lisik seedy, you are squandering your other work for them. The medical offi makers find little demand for marble Uen;al«oa m Agiiltlcent • jric u ltu ra l Department. and start for the cabin door with a lnouey ; if you wear good clothes, you cer has gone forward to tbe sick bay to tomb«, slabs or monuments. Granite H . o p e r k ' . O p io lo a . SAMPLE COPIES 3 -riT FR-6- threat to go to the colonel's quurtors are a dude, and don’t pay for them. If look after his pa I lent a bus taken tho place of marble every •‘P’-ofessor Brainard is the brainiest Wheu tho midday breakfast comes, and cut him down with his sword. He you play a fficial gume of any kind and where, even in tho cemeteries, where man that ever lived.” = ! do v o u w a n t the was a powerful man, able to carry out get stuck, you are a fish; if you win, there is the first breathing space for a marble shafts und slabs were formerly "Indeed!” his threat unless the colonel should get you aro a tiu lioru, and so it gees little leisure and relaxation But the tbo ouly proper things. Granite, unlike h° Can ™y 4 l0Te’ C H R O N IC L E tin, drop. Once tho arrested officer got through one continual round of pleasant drills for tho day aro uot yet over, and marble, does not require very frequent In flVdiW1' away anil was half way to the colouel's complications.—Roslyn (Mich.) Senti ut 1 o'clock the bustle is resumed cleaning and looks well without beiug In 89 diffeteut languages— and hasn't »aid it iu any. New York World. throughout the ship A sudden call may cabin, with sword drawn. "Stop, nel. touched up for years. It also admits of conic for collision drill, or tire drill, or man,” said the udjutuut. "Would you T h e C u in n iln a e llle S a g .. a high polish and doc« not show the battaliou drill. If at sea, a floating tar- I A K psak Kaar. blot your record of three years by com marks of rust by contact with metal, ns j? a ccniP1(‘«e difference, ’ get may be dropped overboard, aud for m itting munler? Think of tbut. Think h H O W lN O A Philadelphia policeman the other marble does.—Philadelphia Record. «aid the Cnmmiusville »age in the of your wife uud children. Come buck day received a letter iuforiuiug him that uu hour the ship be shaken from stem course of a discussion of the oil bn»i- The United States, Dominion of to your quarters. You shall not go a n "speak easy," by which term uu un to stern by the discharge of guns. From A t t h e A ehool P icn ie. ness, between beiug a known veil step farther iu that diroctiuu uutil you licensed saloon is designated, was in 8 to 6 o'clock in the afteruoou there is Canada and Northe-n Mexico Lady Helper (tosm all boy)—Will you borer and well known bere. ’’-C iuciu- have killed me. '* operation near Franklin and Spring generally a respito from work, anil the O N O N E S ID E , nati Enquirer. "4 dou't want to kill you, but I'm Gardeu streets. His detective instinct wardroom begins to show signs of be have some more bread and butter? £ A ud th e Small Boy—No fear when there's going to kill the colonel. ” was at ouce aroused, and lie made au ing u home. Somo iu it are rending or kike about. Can’t t> •Touche«!.’’ "A ll righL k ill him, but wait until investigation, only to discover that he writing, otliers are smokiug or playing M W hy Women Cannot Lady Helper (trying to be kind)— “ Why do you it il old Skiafito an tomorrow—until it is ligh t Dou't sins it was tho victim of some practical joker. games or loafing Still others arc in «■Tta ,h ,!fh l? » to n ix e d , | O M T H K O T H E R B IO K . Cake? Certainly? Will yon have plum abstract noun?’* a man iu the durk. That is no way fur The place refcrrctl to proved to be au their rooms taking th« seaman's after finely strung n . r v o u s or «eed? F en d « a a n d «¿o. t h ’ ’ Mat» and "Because he is something vou w brave man to da '* Epiaeopul church for the deaf —New noon nap But nt 6 o'clock the drills ’ tem o f w om en sub- »„ins n' x ......- Small Boy— Plum, in course. D'ye think of, but cannot • touch W e e k ly i h m n lc l e f i r O .ie Y 'v r , <-, ■ “ ’A and exercises come again. He went buck to his bunk and slept York Tribune. " r Pr f'h e n - >cago »ion vihtah n o m ln ^ a n p u s ta g s p r e p a id on M ip an d By 8 30 o’clock there is a feeliug that tike mo for a canary?—Loudon Punch. Post. until morning. Wlicii he awoke, he A M ilit a r y K a q u la lt*. one cau sit dowu nud dine without fear came to me und said: APURKto Prt<t*. B a lS a t T rr r tk l.. A l. H . a . Y O U N T ». "How c a u l get out of thia scrape, Marshal Ney, w ho was as handsome of interruption. Tlie mess aa a whole is V toprtrior « r. cbronlota. “ No, George, don’t ask me. le a n t you should bold adjutant?" os he was brave, is »aid never to have liow gathered together, aud tbo uieul is ------- OAN 1IUNL-UMXI, CAL D<* ,lvvr yrlnr mr,»th, dearie. " “ Write tbe colonel an apology." appeared on the field ut a great battle generally a thoroughly eujoyalde nud go down the lire escape with all those y ,,r„ W .^ hy, m am m a? My teeth dou t fie Hu wrote it, and tbe adjutant took it until he was dreiiacd witli scrupulous delightful affair After it is over there people looking." "You uniat. You’ll bo burned to BOt.”— Moc vitti or ter Blatter .to the colonel, who read It, luughvd ami elegance aud bis beard carefully varied an- cigars, games, masic, or tbe right to W l i r r , Ranriac Coors aaid, "Bring Colooel Blank to my quar aud perfumed. When ho was led out withdraw within oneself without ex death if you atay here. ” MtaA««. ja« “ I can't help it, George. 1 wouldn’t Lord Rayleigh, in a lecture, said that ters.’* They mot like a pair of brothers, to execution, be was cixil und calm as citing remark. By 10 o'clock most of V t j & i a s f c s C S i & . ' s “ Onr •»perimento bad s h o w ti that a vibrati”*1 aud to this day tho adjutaut believes though he were going to open a duuce, these sa ilo rs are in taxi, but even now go down that ladder for all tbe world. Of Buffalo, N Y n t 6 * ! ? ' « ! In stitu te of Kotntd havmg sit atit]i!irnde of i*'**s that be proveuted nu army tragedy, und ouly uskmg that the guns should Le tbe drills may uot be over At midnight Tbeae shoes I have on are two sises too • tv m g th in s ; insures h e a l’ and Cleveland Plain Dealer. thau one twelve-millitntb of a centi- I guess he did.—Chicago Times licrald. aimed low, thut Ilia face might uot be tbe bugles may sound, ami in two uiin- big foe me, p rovides p h v siea l rei' i i , ? ° n a r f K «laritv. otes all the ship's company be rapidly meter could etill affect the acuì» ol W n in g p i w i r at .a"<> ’ »»- disfigured after death. A a (C roM m lcal lla a . hearing. ness and d e p r e s s ^ ° ( ’ I* d a l making ready for uu enemy —New Mata O a a r d ta a . Doctor—I left you a dosen pills aud rau you be so vnlg:,r Mated’ V Such a vibration won!d be so «bori The Svuntiaua, who lire iu the inac York Post krd H “ Do you like candy, mamma? «he com m a o f babv’T a'fM n d ^ 5 i ' h B ,,k e a that it would bar« to be enlarged 1W told you to take tate every two bouia, •Litri. T ro,.™ ' , i * nr* cessible mouutaiu range between the 4-y m r-o ld Ueasia ryv In a personal f" " iP * ™ ” 'v I y It is strange to notice how many old yet there are II le ft Yon didn't Post. time« tefore the most pov. crful micro —Chicago M rs M a ra u e rite C ollin o f C n i t ^ It al Black and Caspian seas, are probuhlv classical exproaatoaa still survive in and "No. dour, “ waa the reply. Co . O a t , say» o f C u tle r, A lgo m a obey luy orders. scope could render it visible, snopoaini tbe Isxiesl people iu the world. They ways makes me sick. ” Tuscany The people «till ewear " By Fatii ut— Yea, I did, doctor. I took • hat it v.pre sahcspublu < f Lcirg seen at . « « > '• V « 1 * T W „ b t « v l- r . 7 Pierce-, wnnde'rM ’ w i E ! , ? * * b r Dr “ I’m awful glad of it," said tbe lit have made uo advance towurd civiliza Bacvbual" and 'By Diana I” ju*t aawe tbe same pill every lime. There wasn't I b i» s 7T ta ir U. asan««* m ir la t-ii,, . , ’ .’s*? nil. 2 ? « F lr '• »enced the tle tulaa. "You'ge just tlie wtniian I tion iu 2,600 years. It is thnr iu varia do "By Jove!" hat wbeu they talk of any use iu wasting • new pill aa loug amt n r a r h v ,,Ir, | l(, Old people, ho raid, do not hear high .1 himtr. Salar? -n.h.7no:\",y want to hold my enudy while 1 dress ble rule to olxa-rve holidays four times ■'Tow, Dick aud Harry" they any " li- oa 1 conldn l swallow tbe fir« m e — comi,..-fit yc“Lîl“* ' ’ i*'"*'—''»not. ‘ **• • - n ib . note» which arc and'bl. to yauttg jer- mT r n ^ T r u I t r " a wack, with suinte* days us extras. «oily. '*—Chicago N ew s (nit, Cains aud Seutprnuioa " Vim w<ns, and there is raaaoo to believe that ¡2 ? ^ furee rcL, ' " ' ’ «'I •‘I*. lír . Ue «rldk là -Z 1 *«'> babies bear notes which are iuamlibb si » lb apenurv Medical toctaticy. * to their elders.—Ixiud-ut Mail. CHRONICLE $6.70aYcnr. The Weekty Chronicle $ 1 . 5 0 a fa Reversible Map? Map of tha World