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PATENTS!
NOTICK TO INVENTORS.
Tbere w.ts never n time in the history
of onr on tint ry when the demand for
inventions nod imprnveraeuts in the arts
aud scieiCPB (jennrRlty waa bo great bb
now. The oonvenienfwa of mp.iUind in
tho factory and workshop, the household
Bud o,i farm, n wm.: ad in nffidtil
liie. rrqnp cmitiiHi-v nCnesfl ong to the
uppnrttttmuee '". imp'impntfl nf each
in onlnr rn ;tve hihor. time ami expense.
The political chimup in the adminmtrft
ti.ni of g ivnnnBnt dues not affect the
progress of the Araerhinu inventor, who
beitiotiihe nlrt, nti.l ready to per
ceive the existing deUoiencies, does not
permit the riff.iirs of (jovernment to de
ter him from quickly oouoeivittR the
remedy to overcome exiali.iK diflcrepno
cies. T'o creat cire tinonnt be exr
0ed iu Obonaing a competent and skill
ful altorney to prepare and proHecnte
no application for patent. Valuable in
terea'e have been hwt and destroyed iu
inminairable iusU'ices bv the employ
ment of incompetent counsel, and es
pecially is t Lis advice applicable to
those who adopt the "No patent, no
pay" Hvstpm. Inventors who entrust
tbfir buMiness to this class of attorneys
do o at immiuAnt risk, aa tbe breadth
and strength of the patent ia never con
sidered in view of a quick endeavor to
get an allowance and obtain the fee.
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
John Weddorbiim, Oeneral Manaeet
018 I1' street, N. W.,WashinKton, D. C
rpprepen'iim a large number of impor
tant rbiily and wpplcly paper, and rpv
era! periodicals nf tbe country, was in
stitnted to imb-et its natrnns from the
nnfiff) methoiU heretofnre employpd
in this line nf business. The said Con
pany is prepared to take charire of all
p'ltent buiopps entrmted to it for rea
snnabte tVon, and prepare and prosecute
applications generally, including me
chanical invMiitions, desitfn patent,
trade-marko, labels, cnpyriahts. interfer
ences, infringprnnts, validity renortp,
and uiv?s esppoial at'enion to rejpetrd
cases. It is hIbo prpparpil to enttr into
competition with any firm iu securing
foreict patents.
Write for intrivHon and ndvitie.
John WEPPRnnrRN.
(118 F Street,
P. 0. Box 385. Washington, P. C.
VTOCK RltAVDS.
White yon Mop yonr purnnnptinn rmid up yon
c.n kop your brand in freeof charge.
Allvn, T. .1 . Inim. Or. Httwwi (,( on loft
piivilil'r: cittlo rtt on Wt hin, nnrlcrh'top
rishfr R'ir. nuit upper bit on the left; range, Mor
row county.
Armf roil, J, 0,. Alpine, Or, T with har nn
tlor i 'in left nhonliler of horses; cattle same
on 1'r hip.
Allison. O. T)., Ki?nt Mile. Or. Cattle bmnn
O V) on UFt liip tm-1 hnroq name brand on right
sho'iMnr. K'vnTfi V,aUt Hil.
AtVins, J. -T., nsnnnwr. Or. TTnrso. .TA flon
no'"f'l i Mt, flank: "attl". amenn left hip.
B-Whnlvnow. A. d , Alpine. Or. Horses
bran In 1 7 li un ellhor shoulder. Ranae in Mor
"(iw cuvintv
imntt.'r. T. W., Hani man. Or. Cattle brand
ed R on toft hip anrt thitrh: sntit in each ear.
Bmnn'ir. Pter. innflbarry Oroson Horaes
brant'! Pit on left shoulder. Cattle Bame on
riffV- side.
Hirke. M St C. I.oncr Crootc. Or On cattle,
M Y nnnnooto i nn l"Ft h'n. mop off laft ear, nr.
rtnr half nron off nht. ITrmw, Rimn brand on
lot. ft shoulder. Hinge in Grant and Morrow
on at v.
Urn nan, .Tarry, Ijqna. Or. Horses brandoi 7
on riffhf Hhoaldri it-M M on the loft side.
LrPt R-ir hi"1 nroi nd rinht tr nnnur slonfl.
Rirton, Win,. Kpnnflr, Or. -Hnrm, J Ron
r.srht thii; cattle same on riptht hip; split in
oah nir.
Hrnwn. I'la, T)tinfft,on, Or. TT'irnnn IB on th
rlshfc tifi: cattle Bame on righthip; range, Mor
row fl'innty.
nrnwn, J. C., Tloppnnr. Or. HnrBes. circle
C with 1nt in tor on hip; cattlo, sn-ne.
Brown, W. .1., T,fna. Oregon. Mores W hnr
over it, on the left shoalder. Cattle same on left
hln.
Hover, W. G Hepoiftr, Or. Tforaen, tmx
brand on ri hip cattio, same, with split in
eah oar.
Horr. WO., PTenpner, Or. TTorses, P B on left
Bhnldnr: catHrt satin on leTt hin.
Hrnwnl, W. J., FoT.Or-Cattl. JH connected
on iPt side: crop on loft par and two splits and
middle piece onr mir on righr ir: on hores same
brand on the left thigh; Uange in Fox valley,
(irav.t oountv,
Ofirnner Warren, Wafirner, Or. Horses brand
ed O on richt stihV; turtle three bars) n
rieht ribs, crop nndplit in each ear. Range in
Crnnt R'ul Alnrrnw CO'tntifta.
Cain, K., t laleb.Or Y D on horses on loft stifle
TJ with quarter circle ovor lt.on left shoulder
and on lfrt stiHe on all ooltn n'der Rynarsjn
left Rhonlder only on all horses over 5 years. All
ranee in Oranr oonrv.
Cate, ('ha. U Vinson or Lena, Or. Rorups
H C on riht should "f; catMe samo on right hip.
ltaniro ftrllv nnd H-natlUa n-mnHes,
Corr'cnll, M M. On' low iy. Or Cattle rrop ont
of faph our and imderhit, wnn'e in fnrhd;
liorso bulf ui"l 0 on lft ttjtie. Range Mor
row and Uma'i'la com lien.
Carl.T. 11.. John lHv, Or Double cmss on
each hip on cattle, wallow fork and undr bit
in riuht oar, solit in left ear. Hantre in Grnnt
couniy. On sheep, inverted and spwir point
ou shoulder. Kar markn.i wes, nrop on left ear
punched hoot hit in right. Wthers. nrop in
riht and nn Inr half crop in left ear. All rungs
in (train oou'uv.
Cook, A. .l.,jn ia,Or. Horses, ftOon rishtshonl
der. ('Mt'le. nam nun risrhthin: ear mark Bcjuare
crop n'T Inft and nlit in riarht,
Currin. It. Y., Currinsville, Or. -Horses, on
leftttiin.
Coi Kd. H.. Hardnian. Or Caitle, C with
E in nnnter: hortns CK on left iin,
Cochran, 11. K.. Mo'innmnt. (irant Co, Or.
I.r hrand"d circle with Mr hnnnafh. on lft
tdoild'r: oat.tln a-nn brand on both hips, mark
under slop- both nr4 and dnwlan.
Ctiaidn, H.. Ilar l-nan, Or. ttorsos brandd
on rii()t lap. Tattle braudnd the samn. Alw
br'til-t Cl o-i horw tight thitrh: c;i te s-rm
brand on rigtit shoulder, and cut off en 1 of
ril)VuWs. W. M .Gall twav, Or. Cattln. H Pop
r'uSt si I . s V'tiloff-fork: in each ear; horses. It D
My, n.".. nn-las. Or. 'lorse hnntelEr.Y
rn t hoallir, oittle sa:ua on lefthtp. hole
ir right ei-. ,
En ry. i H.. Ua',d'nai. Or Horses branded
mv-trn:! I". with tail) on lft houder ; ist
tb niiw ou ritht hi. Kingpin Mormw coniiy.
Kl')r''ioe. Ij. A.. lUno'irtr. Or. Cattle, LV m
ruVhip; horoi V with bar undar on right
bU' ld-r.
Kloreaoa. 8. P. Hepmnr, Or Horum, K on
tit it hn 1 trt : naMn, Y n ritjht hip or rhtah.
Krench. (Jorg, IIpp ir. Or. Cattle brandM
WK. with bir ovnr it, in l"ft sid crop off left
oar. I tors sa-n1 brand o i left hip.
ltntry, Ki'iMr, (fioh-i. Or. HrtM hrndet ft.
8. with a quarter cirt'la ovr it. on left Htifle.
liangnin Morrow and Urn itilla nounties.
Hi alt. A. IV, Uid Or.-iWKle. round-top
with iviart-r nir.-ln irvlr it on th rtirht hip.
i;n'HEin Mirr.-wand C -n tilla iMnnti.
Ilpiton I nk-. Ha-n'lron, Or Cttl.twobve
on nitoiir hto: nrop in right ear and split in left.
Ho ris, J on runt thi ih. Ilange in 'J"1 t county
Tlairhn. Samnel. Wairner, Or- J" fT P U
."oii'-uvto Hon ri rht honld-"'on hup-: on n'tttl",
on ruhi liipa-vt o-i .ft Bid-, swallow fork in
ritM n-r and lit in Inft. Uan in HayntHck
lirir,ir. n nnfp
ltl Milron, Vi--rcr, Or. T1orn hrandnl
-O- (cattln w th mrallnl tails) in Inft phonldr
Cuttle itne on lytt hip also large circle oo left
side.
Howxrl J L. Oitloww, Or. niaMf (cross
with t ir i'iow i'l on rigil so ilder; naitlsine
on t'ft id. Haas.- in Marrow and Lmittlla
counties
Hall. Klwii, John Pnv, Or. Cntt'e E Hon
ri rht liin; h -s a w ue cu riht slnulder. Kmigi
in Ortu c uity.
H'Wi, ti'. Hpnw, Or. Moim, shaded
heart oi th l''t sh vild-r. Haiic Morrow ('.
llnsikir, H (. Wa?r. Or. -Horsj, tl on left
,h- d Ur. -Hn, w r hip.
Hu nnhriv,J il Hardtntu, Or, Horses, H on
Il u .n. lnS. Y.xtSt Mil. Or Ho-sn TT n
th- K i! I ? I n irr o;i the l't ntitt.1 Cat
..,ii'm!.i'! In. Iivu in M t .w ""'i"t
Ilr-v, ll'-imT, Or Hor tirn ld
1 , ,k i!m ! i ' I r: o 'tiA bun l- I J on
ri'tt hii. '" iiu l-trhit in left o.ir. liaagj in
y.orro c 'U'Kv .
J i l -tvu S. d , II vi-r. Or Mors s, horw
shoj J a rr sauaUr. tUtUs, tha aauas,
Ui-Wji on hlijhtilile.
J.d Or.-Honea. oiroleT cm
MARIAN FROELICH.
Tenderly.
8va. Sea,
, g- lnro- -
f P f P
5
ten der, soft car -
rock thy sor - rows
--r
round thee in thy
til life's beam - ing
eft stifle; cattle, Bame on right hip, under halt
iron in riht nd nidit 'n left ear
Knny. Mik, Heppor, Or. HoraeB brandnd
KNY on left hip cattle same and crop off left
ar: nndnr slnne on the rlarht
Kirk J. T., HepDner. Or. Horses 69 on lefi
thnnhlnr; cattl. P on left hip.
Kirk. Jesen. Hflppner, Or.; horBe 11 on left
tmnlder; cattle same on right Bide, underbit or
iaht ear.
Knmberland.W.n'..lVIonnt Vernon. Or. T L on
'Wttle on riht and left sidns. ewailow fork in If ft
w and under oioo in riht ear. Horaenaamn
brand on Inft Rhonlder. Range in Grant eountv.
Loftnn, Stephen, Fox. Or. H U on left hip
n cattle, crop and split on right, ear. Horse
wmn brand on left shoulder. Uange Grant
oonntv.
Liennllnn. John W., 1- Or, TToren
branded half-oircle JTj connected on leftehonl
dor. Cattle, aamc on left hib. Itanse, near Lex
inatnn
Leuhey, J. W. lleppner Or. Horses branded
fjftrnt m lef t shoulder; cettle Ntne on left
hip, wattle oyer hsht eye, three slits in r-ght
ear.
Iird, Goorge, Heppner. Or. Horses branded
double II cot.nectt Sometimes called f
aw;ng n. on left shoulder.
Minor, Oscar, rteppnnr. rr. rattle, U D on
rivht hip; horse. M on leftehonlder.
Morgan. H. N Hppuer. Or, Horses, M )
on lfr shonldf cattle same on left hip.
Mitch nil, Ooar. lone, Or. Horses, 77 on righ'
hin: rattle, 77 on right ide.
MnClaren, D. Rrowneville. Or, HorseF,
Fiflrnrn Son "ach shoot der: cattle, M2 on hin
MoHirr. Frank, Fm Vallnv, Or. Mule shoe
with toe-cork on cattle on ribs and nnder in
ennh ar; horses same brand on left stifle,
ToHal-j, v. ., natuiiwia, Or. un Worse. w
with half cirole undnr on left shonlder;on nattm,
four brB nnnnnn.tnd on top on the right side
Bnngn in Orant Oounrv.
Nnnl.Andmw. Lonn Hock. Or. Horses A N non
ne"tad on luft shonldnr: cAf tln "amn on both Mop,
Nordyke. E., Hilverton. Or. Horses, circle 7 on
left thigh: na'tle. ame on Inft hin.
Olivnr. Joseph. Canyon City. Or. A 9 on nttl
on Inft hip: on horses, same on left thigh, Kangr
in Orant county.
Oiler, Perry, Lexington, Or. P 0 on lefi
shon.dm.
Olp. Herman. Prairin City, Or. On oattlo. O
TjP oonnnnted on left hip; homns on left atiiif
and wart le on non. Hann in ftrant connty.
pnaroon, Olnvn. Eiflht Mile. Or. Horsns, qnar
tnr ci'-nln hild on le't shoulder and 21 on left
hin. Cqttle, fork in lft" ar. right cropped.
o Inft hin. Harnjn on Eiiht Mile.
Parknr Oleason, Hard man, Or, Horses IP or
loft qhonldnr.
Pinnr, pmA t, Tjeicington. Or. Hor ns brand
e fL K nonnectnd Inft shoulder; cattle
mon riffht hip. Kange, lorrow connty,
Pmr,J. H., Ininirton. Or. Horsns, .IK Pon
nnotnrl o Inft shoulder; cattle, same on left hip.
nndr hi in An',h nar.
P-ttyq. A. C.. lonn. Or.: horses diamond P on
shnnlder: cattln, ,T H J oonnnotcd. on th
Inft hip, upper BloPe in left ear and slip in th?
ri'it.
Uood. Andmw, Hardman. Or, Horan. "onarp
or. with oi'rtr-'''rclnovnriton left stif'.
Hnnintror. Chris, Heppner, Or. Horses, C It od
Inft vh'-mldnr.
Ifimh nos,. Hnnnonr, Or. Horsns hmn'td
on thn q) shonl'lor; rattle. IX on the Inft hm
"-.n n(T Inft nar nnd dnwlan on neck. Hango it
Morrow aud adioining counting.
H-nrtAv, Andrnw. jPTinton, Or. Horsot
hrandwl A R on right- nhonlder, vent onartm
rirnln ovnr hrand: attlo same on right hip
Hien Monw oonntv.
Hovwn, Wm. H, Pairwille. Or H!t oonnnctm
with onartnF oir1n ovnr top on nettlnon ritrht hir
and cmp oT rieht onr and split in Inft. Honw
nmn hra"d on lfr nhouldnr. Uange in Morrow
Ornnt nnd frit Ham onntina,
llnotor J. W., Hnppnnr, Or. Horses, JO
left shoulder. Cattle, Oon right hip.
Snok'-all. J. W., Oooseberry, Or. Home
hrnndnd 31 on left shoulder; lauge in 51orr
S'ti'inir. C C Hnppnnr, Or Horn hranded
on loCt shonldor: oHttl" nam on left hip
Swwffnrt. H. K.. Iinrinirton, Or. Hnrgn
witb dah nndnr if on Inft stifle nattl H wil'
titmh nndnr it on richt hn, crtn off rinht ar an
vi'tdld on rirht hind ln. Katige in Morrow.
Oi'l'amnnd nmatilln nonntina.
Hwtifnrt. A I.. Ahnna. Or. Horwnn hrand4 J
nn in nhonidnr: ot nnn on left hip. CroT.
or x vnt'n on Inft hind In.
Straight W. K. Tr-nort-r. Or Hnrnfte hdnd
J S on lf- stifln: rwttln .T S on I it ft hip, swallow
fork in rich' ear, nndnrbit in left,
Hion. Tho.. Ilnponer, Or. Horses, fl A P on
left hin: onftl sm on left hip.
Shnr.Jihn. Kox, Or. Nf! cfnnM'td on
homnn on reht hip: ctfi, wm on righ bio.
nron rT riht nar and ander bit in left ear. fituis
in 'n"t onntT.
R-nith Bmt Hnanvill, Or, Horw, brand Ad
H . . onnh'nldnr; ontrln. amn on Inft shouirtnr
W4iuir. Jam. Arlinron, Or.: horse hranded
JS left houl-ln naftln thn mm, nn r
w ldU. Kj-g in lo-mw and flilllamco 'nfie
K'nhn, V. A., HtMmn. Or-; hinm MM no
rie-ht KtiMn: pAtln hor'ioal L on the right side
HtnvMnMn, Ir A. J.. Hnonr. Or. 4'nttlr, t
on right hu : iiwlnwfork in Inft nr.
Hwngvart. ft. W.. Hnnir Or liurww, 44 or
pft hmild" :ontn. 44 on lft hin.
Snwrv rV ft . Ilntnr. Or. Cnttln W C ok
j Uft hn. oron off rifht nnl iT-dM in inft year,
i H'art; rorn W Con inft Bhnn'dnr.
Tho-no-n. J. A.. Honn'. -. HorsM, g on
lif iftih r; on'tln, ' on ft vhonldnr.
Tinnt.S.T..Kr;ierpri9e.Or. Horses, C-oo left
, ihonldnr.
ITam-w R. W.. H no on nr. Or. Small oap'tal T
left ahrmlder. horses; osUtla tarn w httt hip
with split in boU) eaxa.
I to my heart I press;
by its riso and fall,
A- tjR zggzg z$FZgE3i. zgJ-J-z:
Ims lm-i mmr c m' m o ' -m -52
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AffKtloutetly dedlultd to littl, THEODORE HARRY C0H1.
LULLABY.
1. Sloop soft - ly, O
2. Up - oa my breast
loco.
Till flit - tinj sua
h! wero my heart
ress.
all;
May dreams ao fair
They'd fado in dreams
p
sleep, Whilo an - - gels guard
sky Would e'en dis - xn
Copyright, 18Q4, by The New York Musical Record Co.
Them ton, H. M.. lonn. Or. Homes branded
HT connected on Inftstilie: sheen same brand.
Vandprnool. H. T.. Lnna, On Horsns HV oon
n noted on right shonlder;cattle, same on right
hi i.
Walbndgf, Wm.. HopTiner. Or. Horens, TJ. L.
on the Inft Bhouldor; fiHttle fame on tight hip.
crop off left, ear nnd right par loinnd.
Wilson,. lonn t),, Halnm or TTennner, f)r.
Ho-ses branded Jq on the left shoulder. Itang
Morrow nonnty.
Warren. W H. Caleb. Or Cattle W with nimrtw
oircle ovnr it, on Isft side, split in ri(rhtnp,r
fIors BHmn brand on left shoulder, Hanoi'
Gmnt connty.
Wadn. Hnnry, Honrn(r. Or. Horsns brands
an of apadns on left phonldnr and Inft hip
Cattln hrandnH samn on left eide and Inft hip.
Wolflngnr. John, John iny Cilv.Or On horww
thrno parfp bars on left nhonlder; 7 on nhnnn
bit in both earn. Itauge in Grant and Malhnei
aonntins.
Wofxlward, John. Tlnnnner, Or. Horses, TJl
0Oinnotnd on Inftnhontdnr.
Watkins, Lisbe. Hnppnnr, Or. Horses brandet1
UK oonneoted on left stifle.
Wallace. Chartns. II ppner. Or. Cattln, W or
right thigth, holt in left ear: horsns, W on righ"
shoiilaer stnif Bam eon ieft, nhonldnr.
Whittier rnm., nniningniti, BaVnrCo., Or.
Horses branded W B connected on left shoulder
Williams, vasco, fTainilton, Or. Qnartnr otr
cle over thren bars on left hip, both cattle anr
horns. Kange firant connty.
Williams, J O. Long Oeek. Or RorpnB, onar
tor circle over three bars on Ifft hip; cattle same
and alit in nach nar. Itangn in (Irant connty
Wren, A. A., Heppner, Or. Horws mnningA A
on Bhouldnr; ('attle, n-amo on right hip.
Voting, J. H., (fMwnhrry. Or. Horsns brandn
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me all the recipes you can nnd the ritrhrg to tbe
count! 8 named below. I never saw nnytbiti.
sell Bti fast. l' hat i the least you will lake for
thent 'te. If your price b reasonable will take
theBtate. Very respectfully.
II. W. Warper.
(I have not room for all his letters. I If took
the state. Here is one more of Mb letters.)
Dillas. Texas. July 17th, ISM.
Mrs. T!chel V. Thomas, Dear Madam ; Since
toking the state riirht 1 canvassed three weeks
and m"de f tf7 selling recipes and territory. 1
will start several sub-agents next week, could
I exchange a portion of I'exns for a portt n of
Kansas? Very respectfully, II. W. Haio'EK.
MUlen. Ceorgin. D'c. Uth, m.
Mrs. Thomas: 1 write a letter of etniu ry.
How much of this state is unsold? 1 want bal
ance of the state. Holland's Chole-n Cure f
just hat ft is represented to be It but provd
a blessMig to the farmers of ilil cmtnty. Very
respectfully, C '. Kuknfiki.ii,
Agent for Screxeu County.
Rock Bridge, Ohio. pec. 4th
Mrs. Tl'omas: Ite' ipe came to hand and it's
all t. K. Kudosed tli d frw lor Hocking, I'ii-ka-way
and Fa ilield counties. W hat will you
lake for the Btate? Yours truly,
T. Uanstein.
I have thousands more testimonials. I guar
aniee Molland's Cholera Cure and Preventative
to cure and prevent lunr and chic en Cholera in
each mid every case or refund the mnnev. This
is fair enough Don't nttpoiieorderitig because
voiinmvnota present be IctlHTcd withcbd
era. 'I he Idea is to prevent ic in time. This my
remedy w ill do and wilt also keep your hogs
and chi bens in a i lee healthy condition, lien
em! and local agents wauled. Mute aud family
rights tor sale or trade. Address
Mas. It AC il kl V. Th- mas.
Bw-Sra. towarts, Ala.
Chicken Cholera
Cateats, Trade-aarh, Design Fatents. Ccpjrights.
And all Pa:eot biuineu conducted tcr
MODERATE FEES.
laf ormatlon and ivlc tfreo to UtTcntorB
alunp. Addrna
PRESS CLAIMS CO.,
JOHN WEDOERCURN,
Manages Attomf-f,
Box 46S. WtusBirnir. J- C
STT.'s CoroTmar 1 inaaasred by a rr .;. ' : r
Itic larrrt end lvo;t lnnariiinl now' r : , (t.;
.ta'leu Sl.tp,. for tlrt- rtr'nua pr.-?nB ? n' s o (f
Ins" Ihclr Bniiarrt-Jcra ar-Sc-t uj.- . :.; '.t4.
acil lacoxpi-uut Ia.t:it A;'?a:s, u:iu ei !i fiti -a
prmtl&ff thti ajrertlti'mcctTOnctiesor rrro-iat
tkiraati tilgh nada ar tba P- Cwciwl;
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PBECI0US STONES.
Intorosting 'Faots About Soino ot
tho World's Earo Gems.
Uoautirul Agntra nnd Crystnls Known
to tho Ancients Tho Eiiuuonri Not
tho Most Vtiluotl, ns Is Com
monly Su;)no3iMl.
Iloyomt all question, tho ruby stands
supreme as the most precious substance
in the world, says the Mew York Ad
vertiser. Ho much many persons
know, but few are aware that rubies,
sapphires, oriental amethysts and to
pazes are all practically the same p;ein.
They arc corundum, or crystallised
alumina, but witli infinite diversities
of coloring and iulinite different values.
It is curious, but true, that a ruby is
only a red sapphire, and a tapphiro
only a blue ruby.
The finest "pigeon's blood" rubio".
come from llnrmah. thofe from Siamor
Ceylon being too dark or too A:., v.nil
Ihe TJontana stones beirirr uloinh- i:;Ju
brown, A perfect oac carat :-. ( i:r cu
may cost six hundred dollar.!, w.iile a
diamond of the linest water of the
same size can be Ixntffht for one hun
dred and-Uvcuty-iive dollars. The rich
color of the ruby, a color which does
not blacken like tile blue of a sapphire
by nixht, is supposed to be due to a
traej of oxide of chromium, but this i:.
still a moot point wilh cheuii ',:;. and
all are not even I'.grccd as to toe : :ip
phire's velvet tir;re. This latter stone
is leitch less valuable tliau ruby. beinr
found larger and nioi'e abundantly.
Sapphires really present nil colors, the.
pure white variety, when skill "ally cut,
bein;,'' diiiicult to tell from a diaiiei-ul.
This is a deception dishonest jeweler ;
not unfrequently practice to catch the
unwary, lioth rubies and sapphires
are occasionally met with as ".itar
stones" that is, opaque cabochon-ctu
frems showing' the perfect steely rays
of a star.
The e.acrald is another exceedingly
dear stone, surpassing the diamond in
value when of food size and free from
Oaws. Unfortunately, this pom is rare
ly faultless, but. if perfect, it easily
fetches live hun.lre:l dollars a carat.
Ihucrakl and aquamarine, the latter a
b.'aul ifully sunny soa-ftreen stone, nn;
identical in chemical composition, be
ing varieties of the mi'ncral beryl with
trace., of diuercnt colorin.T maltor.
lieryl is fmiryl in all shades from honey
yellow to the velvet ftrecii cf the ri;rht
emerald. The aquamarine variety lias
lately become dear and fashionable, and
rightly so, for the stone is durable anu
a lovely object. The late emperor of
Uracil is said to have possessed an
aquamarine of over two hundred
ounces troy weight. The indefinite
colors of the beryl must have been
known for ages, since this gem reprc
LCntcd the doubting Thomas.
After perfect rubies and emeralds,
and perhaps after great pearls, comes
the diamond in value. This, too. has a
range of colors, the most prised being
red. blue. green, and water white, while
brown cr gray tinges arc not quite
so highly esteemed. The Koh-iO.'oor. of
one hundred and two and three-fourths
carats, ranks low in point of size with
some of the world's great stows for
instance with the ircst Mogul, two
hundred and seventy-nine carats in
wei'diL. L'amond 1, too haide t
nrncral kr.ov :. brittle tWjgh it !.:
acTds do nt : iV -et it. atsl il is r.l -o the
only combust!. o gen. 11 has high re
tractive and li .pcrsivc power j ("tiro"),
and come s-"f:iinrr.s Income phos
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phorescent by the action of light. It
usually occursus an eight-sided crystal.
The name topaz is applied to three
distinct kind of stones, to the oriental
topa., which is really a yTcllow
sapphire; to the Scotch topaz, which is
only quartz, just as amethysts arc
violet-colored quartz of little value;
and to the llrazilian topaz, a vivacious,
sherry-colored gem which is the only
true topaz. This latter stone takes a
high, brilliant polish, and it feels
slippery to the touch. The rose pink
tcpaz seen in shops is not a natural
color; it is obtained by subjecting the
dark yellow varieties to great heat.
The commercial value of topaz is ex
tremely fluctuating, one reason being
that light exercises a bleaching effect
on it.
Another gem, beautiful and interest
ing in itself, which is occasionally sold
for the true ruby, is the red zircon, also
called jargoon and jacinth or hyacinth.
Jewelers call these stones "jacinth
rubies" and charge accordingly. The
gem is of all colors, the pure white ones
being hard to distinguish from dia
monds, on account of their wonderful
lire. Chrysolite is just as white, but it
is like glass compared with a diamond
or jargoon.
There are two kinds of chrysoberyl
used as gems. One the well-known
oriental cats-eye, an opaquo greenish
brown caboehon-cut stone, showing a
steely flash or line like silver wire; the
other, the little known but beautiful
and curious alexandrite. This unique
rrem is olive or pistachio green by day
light, and it has the remarkuble prop
erty of turning a raspberry red by nrti
licial light. The green tourmaline is
much like alexandrite by day. This is
the mint chemically complex of all
gems, and it occurs also in red and
browu crystals.
had priach:ro enough.
Stnrlca Tk-lt Aro Tunny, Hut a Little
Douhirul.
The story is related of a bishop who
came to one of our state prisons and
was told: "Xo need of you here, sir.
Wo have eight preachers safely locked
tip who are brought out each Sabbath
to minister to their fellow-prisoners."
If this appear a doubtful tale.it can
be varied with the following about a
young lady hunday-sciiool tcaelier who
j has a class of rather bright boys, avcr
I aging between seven and nine years,
i Kecenlly she requested each pupil to
come on the following .Sunday with
i some passage of Scripture bearing up
j u.i love, 'j be lads heeded the request
j and ia turn 1 ceiled their verses bcar
j ing upon that popular subject, such as
I "Love your enemies," Little children
I love one another," etc. The teacher
I ',a!d to the boy whoso turn came last;
i 'Well. I'.obbie. what is your verse?"
I liaising himself up, ho responded;
"hong of Solomon, second chapter,
I Cflh verse: 'Stay me with flagons,
I comfort me with apples, for I am
sick of love.' "
ri3li That Need No tTatcr.
In Java nnd Dorneo there arc two
kinds rf fi ,'i which inhabit the ponds
and email f. c-.hwatcr streams. When
the water t.i-.eppears during the hot
season these fi h burrow i.it.j the mud
and remain there i:i torpid condition
until the autumn rains begin.
S 'iir: inhuman wretches have just
been arrested in iiUkunitz. Austria,
who par .ned a shoeing calling. They
stole children, thca deformed taeia, for
begging purposes.
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Iro, Gen - tly nnd slow.
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I'KIZKS UN PATHN'IS
How to get tlOO and Peruana Makfa"
Frtune.
Wo seenre pHtenls and to indues
people to keep track nt their bright
idens we offer a prize of odb hundred
dollars to be paid on the fiiet of every
moulh to Hip peienn who submits to as
I lie most meritoiious iuventiou daring
the proceeding mouth. We will also
Htlvertise the invention free of charge in
the National Recorder, n weekly news,
pnper, published in Wellington, D. 0.,
hioli baa an extensive circulation
thrntighnnt the United States aud, is
dovoled lo Ihe interest of inventors,
NOT SO 11AUD AS II SKHM8.
The ideii of lienitf nble to invent some
thing "Hikes most people hb being very
diflicnl'; I his delusion the company
wlliea to dispel. It is tbe oiniple things
nnd Baud I iuventinne that make tbe
greatest smouDt of money, anil the com
plex iiiiee Hre seldom profitable. Almost
everybody, ut souit) time or nrjotber,
oonoenea nn idea, which, if patented,
would pn lihbly be worth to hini a
fortune. UiiforlniiHtely mob ideas are
nviiall) dii-miKbed without thought. Tba
simple inventions like the car wirdow
which could be easily slid np BDd down
without brenkiug the passenger's back,
the aance pnu. collar button, the nut look,
the bottle stopper, the snow shovel, are
thing that almoat everjose sees some
way of improving upon, and it is these
kind of inventions that bring tbe greatest
returns to tbe author.
The prz- we i ffer will be paid at tbe
emloteHob mouth, whether tbe sppli
nalinn ha beeu BoM upon by the
Patent Office or not. Every competitor
miiat apply for a patent on his invention
'h'niiyh ne, nnd wlietl er be eennres tbe
piiz'or not, tbe inventor will buve a
valuable, patent.
TUB PHE9S CLAIM COMPANY,
John Weddehboiin, Geu'l Mnnnger,
Gil F Ht. N. VV. Washington, D. C.
P. fi. The re'ponaihility of Ibis
nnmpany may be jwlusd from the fsrt
'hat its stock is held by about seventeen
Snnilrcd of tbe leading newspapers of
the United Htafra. tf.
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ih worhl. Hold hjr xil d iirsIhu or apnt by
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