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PICTURESQUE ABUSE. '
Aa Irish Orator Who Became DeeUUdlj
Personal In HI Remark.
Congressmen "before the war" wen
somewhat accustomed to the exchange
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haps no American legislators were evei
so practiced in vituperation as ...the
members of the much-lamented, van
ished Irish parliament on College
green. Somehow they contrive to keep
on friendly private terms while treat
ing one another to most picturesque,
abuse.
On one occasion, says the Chicago
News, pointing a quivering finger
across the house at his opponent, one
Thaddy Burke concluded with these
words:
"And every mimber of the honorable
gintleman's famille is benayth eon
timpt from the white-lived hound that
is shivering on the flure to the painted
hag that is grinning in the gallery."
"How did you know that his sister
was in the gallery?" whispered a com
rade as the orator sat down.
"Shure, didn't Thaddy himself tell
me she was going to be prisint when
we were coming down to tke bouse
after dinner?"
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ABOUT Irit "S.LOPPER."
HI Researches In tbe Uarbage Recep
tacles and Ills Find.
"That man is a slopper," remarked a
polioe officer to a Washington Star
writer a few mornings since, "and he
and his class give us any amount of
trouble. If he stole we could reach
him by law, but as he only finds we can
not easily reach him." In further ex
planation he said: "A slopper is a man
who searches through the garbage cans
ia the alleys in the rrtir of hotels, board
ing houses and private houses. Some
search for. spoons, knives and forks
that are thrown into the garbage recep
tacles by careless servants, for it to a
fact that there are more silver spoons
und knives and forks thrown away"
with the garbage than are stolen by
servants, though the contrary is gen
erally believed. The slopper is gener
ally an hour or so ahead of the garbage
collector and he is often more regular
and careful in his rounds than the gar
bage roan.
" 'By industry we thrive,' as the line
in the copy-books used to contain, and
by industry on a good west end route,
especially one which takes in a num
ber of boarding houses or hotels, a slop
per can find enough tableware to pay
the expenses of his tour. Often he
makes a rich find. Very frequently he
has permission to 'slop' the can from
the owners of the house themselves, for
he tells them ho is on the lookout for
struy pieces of meat, etc., which he sells
lo those who have dogs to feed. Some
sloppt-.rs are hoireyt enough to return
any silverware, they may find for the
dog-meat privilege, but it is a terrible
temptation to many and one they can
not or do not at times wlUurtand."
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MOONBLINK.
A Pecallsr Blindness Caused by Sleeping
In the Moonlight.
Three cases of "moonblink" occurred
on the British steamship Acanthus,
which reached Philadelphia the other
day. After the low-lying hills fringing
the shores of Batavia faded from view
on the afternoon of July 14 for 80 days
her crew of 60 officers and seamen saw
no land, sighted no vessel and encoun
tered no storm. Among the crew are
three Beamen who, during the run
across the Indian ocean, suffered terri
bly from sudden blindness at night, the
result of that strange disease of the
eyes prevalent in the tropics, and
known to sailors as "moonblink." One
bright, moonlight night, while the
Acanthus was steaming across the In
dian ocean, one of them finding his
berth 5a the forecastle too uncomforta
bly hot, went out and lay upon the
deck. The moon was nearing her full
and shone almost directly overhead.
When the watch was changed at mid
night he was awakened and was horri
fied to find himself blind. At first the
captain thought the man might be
shamming to avoid going on duty, but
an. investigation was made, and it was
found that he could not see, although
his eyes were wide open. The calamity
was at once diagnosed as a cobo of
"moonblink" and the captain cau
tioned his men against running such
risks." When day began to break sight
began to return, and by sunrise he
could see as well as if nothing unusual
had hapicned. All of that day the
case formed the chief topic of conver
sation and when night came two more
men determined to test the effect of the
moon. After a two hours' nap in the
full glare of the moon both men were
awakened totally blind. An order from
the captain prevented any further ex
perimenting in that line during the rest
of the voyage.
MANY STILL SPEAK GAELIC.
By No Means an Extinct Language In
Spite of Its Position Here.
A new appointment has been made
from Water ford to the chair of profes
sor of G.ielic in Maynooth college, Ire
land. The new apjjointee is a member
ot the. Gaelic league of Dublin, and
was the first editor of the Archaeolog
ical JoiwuaJ, of Waterford. The opin
ion is very general that Gaelic is an
extinot language, or one nearly ex
tinct, and the labors of the Gaelic so
ciety, iu New York to revive its use
have lent some color to that opinion.
.Vevnr.theless, as figures show, the
'laelic tonguo is most tenacious, and,
according to the last reports, is spoken.
:hough not exclusively, by 1,000,000
persons in the Uritish Isles 000,000 In
irclatid, 350,000 in Wales and 220,000 in
Scotland.
, Though Knglish is the official lan-
junge of all these countries, the pop-
ilarity of Knglish increases slowly de-
pit-e the disadvantage under whlcl
hoe who use Gaelic labor, that of hnv-
ir no established giammar and no
ct'ogr.ttion, in an ofiicial way. Gaelic
fulfill: the colloquial requirements of
he fiHTncroand lisln'mw-n in thecoun-
tipj reir.olc from the large cities, some
what os the Basque language continues
to be popular In the nortlurn province!'
of Spain.
In this country Gaelic has made Utile
headway though many patriotic Irish
men have by various methods endeav
ored to nrfualiit other less patriotic
with Its ailvntitngest. Mule the use of
most Kuropean laniruagi's has olxnit
doubled In TS yearn, five times ns many
persons spruk l.nglish lis did Ln lb20.
BIG ORDER FOR
BEER.
Japsnxs Mrrrbants Surprised
by th
Kins; of Cores.
Juimne.sc tnerrhnnts of Cliemnlo, In
th kingtltHu of Cores, were very much
aurpriwd reeently when the king or-
lered 30, MX) iKiltlea of teer in one lot.
wy the San Franclaco Chronicle. Tlie
entire Japnuese colony was not pre-
ared for auch a sudiliii and extensive
order of lieer and they put their headx
together, wondering whetlier it was
the cottrt or tlse tsmly guard of the king
which luul iMltkwtly uevelMl surh
a jrig&iitic tHirt. A ruble iw lintiw-
il lately diKi4clMl to Japnn and the
beer onliinsl to h f4itpa-d avt once, so
that It niigUt W dcliviM-rd lo the rovol
nutsier of I lie house i,n Our time. The
U-er arrived prt'tnptly, suid at the emitc
lime the rUiHUon of the eonuiidrum
was given to the Jattuu-ee, for eluxmi
rn Che anine il.tr liiiiin man-of-war
atrlvnl thrre and the entire crew was
ItttHed to be guestts of the king of
t'oren, who I litis showed his grau tinle
to the UiiKRinJia fur the ahsvlter asvord-
ed hiui at the Itmuttan rmlsr during
the reeeiit retolotionary disttirliotieea,
Tlie 30 mir'nest mi Itoartl were very
Treeably aiirprlaeil when hie royal
hW'linnw stent SO.HOO iBittlea of envi
J4uteae beer on lastrd that K lutl
tautilrs er liuin euiwitfh I liquor Ui
thnmnghly relrlrte the ituawr-Coreaa
all
HE WAS A SMART OOY.
Meat mi le lUsstsf rtrupsjsd Usrt
tram 111 at rail ,
ll tJ cVjaawtrd ae lukeA In th
Wi em the ilirs uio n station of tbe
All th evei.u "W nlir ill-thairerl
rally cone morning, mu! was counting
hi ettartge M a aratrh f"f iliTCd dime
Atwl nl. Vela. A qtiorirr Ml frnn hi
but-ks and rollol W"nT Use lifoTir)
until It 1V-I ttisth-r u.p r 1 u-fm
nhli-h form tlx tHlge saf the Utfortri
There It lay In plain le, lit tuA
fstlnalile as the gnttle apptro of
prrUl. I la Warr aa Ue 4rtur o1
rmty, taaye U New York Mail and Y.x
if.
"I !'t rase alil the IJame rin,'
b atkinl. -- tni 'em lo tmmj Ht
It jus Itskke Bsf Hi sit kr that (JuaU
Ihrrw, swwt I rn"t et H."
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"if ry. fl rat r
l, and U ,r our ttiun."
Tt to a tvgajritxl tl Ut f.r a in v
tnent ami k,H: t,o aU(-a. "
lt rettirneil In ( tt.ltinta- w lib
Bla fsorm MnrrVit f ep ubslsrly. In tt
hens! bs twaI tun taf atli.g 1 1,
erio 4 sWJ-.l h.m rurWMly. I'riw
Ktw HiHlli the tsny Um st 11 meelt
iab a.1 i-f iViro (i grurn It tl'f
t!e tbe r.I of te ansntl.tig it
Ihrusl.ng it,e V ItinMitti tt aasarrtns
lr. wl lh aif1 ! tt g tim
firmly ii tKo tH ein. Then M it' ft 1
W II it it -f-W-t t bo ttx -a 14
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Thk first lucifcr match was struck in
1884.
The first black-lead pencil was sharp
ened in 1505.
The first game of cricket, then known
as club-ball, was played in 1300.
The first kaleidoscope was invented
by Sir David Brewster of Edinburg, in
1814.
The first tolerably accurate map of
England was drawn by Charles Lilly
in 1540.
The first air balloon was constructed
by a Jesuit, Francisco Mendoza, about
1620; the first fire balloon by Josef
Monteofier. in 1782.
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OOBAN WAV13
Ltevse Portland sod ran dlrort to flwams, Tusaday and TnurwUy at I A at sVlurdav! I P tf
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for Safety, IpswA, Cuinliift, Maauur, Trtrel Us Ttpbo4, tUIWp fisUaftsiil Oekea Vave.
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It to Advertisers .it .1 great finnncial sacri
fice. You need it in your business, and as a
matter of business vc must sell it.
The Patterson Publishing Co,
TheompartlvvaIofthreree
Iskiiowntomcsjt pwraoji. '
They lllattrata that freataf qnaotlty le
Not always most te b desired.
The earde ex pre the beneficial eae.
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DYSPEPSIA CURB
atlpant tabula f Price, &e'ente fcee.
Of drugfit, or by malk
BIP4NS CHEMICAL CO t0feran4iu;V.Va
WANTED-AN .DEArTmo'.im?!.
D. 0.. for their flOO prise eft,
ThS reijular ttbsenptioU piim k the
Semi-Weekly Gasette- is $2.50 and the
regular prioe of the " Weekly1 Orptiai
is IJ1.50.' Any one nbseribin- or the
Graxette and rpayine for " one iyeat 1
advance can eel both tbe: Gsixette' oi
Weekly Oregon ian for $3.50. Ail old tub
sortbers paying their aubioriptions for.
one year in adranoe will be entitled W
the same. '
Nbw Fikd Tabd. Wnv Gordon- bet
opened np the feed - yard nextv door te
the Gazette officer; and now solicits a
share of your patronage. Billy is right
at borne at ..this . business,; .and your
horses will be well looked; after. Prioes
reasonable, 'Hay and; grain " foreelei tf
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Liquor. Opium ui Tobacco Habits
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SutrUf HtUslUtL Ireatss t r.t a4 sare
OUR STOCK
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:! AND WE
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TO UNLOAD
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