Lane County leader., March 27, 1903, Image 6

W e > e done a lot o f scrimpin’ an’ livin'
hand-to-mouth.
W e ’ re dreaded, too, wet weather an’
we’ re worried over drought,
For the thing kept drawin* int'reat,
whether crops were good or had.
An’ raisin’ much or little, se*»med it
swallowed all we had.
The women folks were sarin’ an’ there
ain't a bit of doubt
Hut that things they really needed lots of
times they done without,
So w e’re breathin’ somewhat easy, ■ ■
we’re feelin’ less afraid
* I
O f Providence's workin’s, since we got
the mortgage paid.
Improved and cheapened form o f the
I furnace, the wire has a thlckneaa o f
only l-SSUHb o f an Inch, and the glass
U r a ls j » . « K m a w
W b .t I . D . f r
tube »round which the spiral Is wound
H i* Mlatr**«.
Miss Bertha Anderson is the teacher ,-an be healed to 17U0 deg. C.. this be
of the Hazel diatrlct school, about five ing » » geest a temperature as any
tubes now produced can stand. Such
miles from Trenton. N. J-. » nd ,b * bas
s dog. Teddy, which she counts of » furnaces are found useful for deter­
good deal more value than a dozen mining melting points, organic chem i­
bow ing, scraping beaux. Tbe dog Is of cal analysis and other purposes. In
tbe shepherd breed and loves tbe teach organic analysis tbe spiral o f w ire en­
circling tbe glass combustion tube Is
ler fondly. H e is her constant com
, paulon and has been trained to per- i ,-ut up Into several sections, each with
, form many interesting tricks. " hen its own current connections, so that
j she took charge o f the Haxel district successive portions o f the tube can
school she brought her dog with her tie heated aa desired. Heat losa is les­
| and be accompanied her to school ev­ sened. with corresponding Increase in
ery morning and remained with her the chemist's comfort.
SAVED BY C A N IN E CHUM.
THE C A N C E LED M ORTGAGE.
$
M fm a tru r
V
p h o l o q r a p h t ) *;*
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f
SON WAS M01R
+++++++++-M-HH
T b e old farm er died*
when Judge Gilroy, hi,'
cclved the telegram, k, '
lug but go up to the ( ¿ 1
v
neraL It was dlttlcult to*
fo r the Judge was u,* ^
In
, and every |
many dollars to him.
A s he sat with LeBt
grim y little train wklqH
through the farms, be , ™
■ he details o f bis cases«
l i e had been a good, rei
1 wish I ’d kept a record o f the things
hud never given bis futbu'I
during
tbe
day.
that mortgage ate,
le a th e r covered cameras generally suffer in the w in ter season of the
ami the old man died full , (
P N E U M O N IA .
Teddy quickly made friends with the
In principal an’ iut’rest from begiunin’
year from the effeota o f moisture or from stray snowdakes to the extent
' lrtnea, "a shock of cw,T
down to date!—
pupils, with whom be played during
that the leather w ill begin to peel aw ay from the fram e In parts. This may
Mors Contagious than Tuborcnlooio, T h e phrase pleased him.
A hundred dozen chickens, likely fowls
noontime and the recess hours.
■nd K Ilia Mora Pcoplo.
be prevented by givin g them a coating o f a celluloid varnish, made by dis­
with yellow legs,
“ I wish to tell you," Mljs
Miss Anderson boards with the fam ­
W e wonder if tbe fact that patients
solving some waste Alms from which the gelatine has been cleaned. In amyl
A thousand pounds o f butter, an* twelve
gravely, "th at your ’ f*u 1
ily
o
f
James
Halloway.
a
farmer
who
acetate. I f a little aniline black Is dissolved In the varnish, old earner;t
and their frlsnds Ignore the conta- w ere all o f you. He « „ 1
hundred dozen eggs.
Some four or tire good wheat crops and
on which the leather Has lost Its luster may be made to look like new — lives about a mile from the school- ' glousness o f pneumonia Is often due to
hour, but his cry was t t r j
house.
One
day
Miss
Anderson
was
at least one crop o f corn.
Camera and Dark Room.
professional negligence? An exagger­
obliged to remain at tbe school house rated conception o f the contagiousness unceasingly.”
A n ’ oats an’ rye— it swallowed in its life­
" I f 1 could have he«,
time sure’s you’re born.
One o f the most troublesome drawbacks tbe am ateur has to contend after her pupils had been dismissed for o f tuberculosis is held by the lay aald the Judge.
Besides the work an’ worry, ere its appe­
the purpose o f making out her report.
w
ith
Is
fog.
It
may
happen
that
one
has
a
negative
which
appears
very
j
world,
but
pneumonia
la.
o
f
course,
tite was stayed!
" H e was greatly dlstpi
satisfactory In all w ays but one. and that one defect Is an appearance of Teddy, o f course, remained with her. ! far ^iore contagious.
And patients you missed your b x I f j ^ B
So we’re feelin’ more contented since we
It was grow ing dark when the teacher
slight
general
fo
g
all
over
tbe
Aim.
and profession alike have not realised
got the mortgage paid.
spring. Your visits w «T th P
This may be due to d efective light In the dark room, from some stray had finished her work, and In her hur­ the new fact that tbe m ortality o f
life ." said the doctor.
W e ’ ve reached the point. I reckon, where
light which haa got to the plate while changing when on a Journey, or It ry to get her wraps from the cloak­ pneumonia Is In some cities »nd parts bis
■•L„st *|,r |„K7 o ii" » '_ .. 1
we’re got a right to rest.
may have been caused by a general spreading o f light which has got to the room she accidentally closed the door,
o f the country higher than ,bat (,f fam ily then to C a l i f o r n i a *
A n ’ loaf arouu’, an’ viait, wear our go-to-
exposed plate through a steamy lens, as when exposing upon a very bright which fastened with a sprlqg lock. To tuberculosis. Dr. Reynolds, o f ( hlca-
.., urged h|m ,0
metin’ best—
subject In cold, damp weather: again. It may be caused In some such man­ her chagrin, she found herself shut in go. returns to this lesson and empha
you ou you r return
Neglectin’ nothin’ urgent, understand,
the small apartment with no way o f
ner
when
exposing
upon
a
bright
cloud,
and
so
tbe
brilliant
light
illuminates
sixes th» necessity o f the follow in g Ku „
about the place.
getting out. The key to the door was
the Interior o f the camera fa r t o « much.
But simply slowin’ down by bits an’ rest­
measures:
"N o, he never felt at |
In
her
desk,
and
the
prospect
o
f
stay
I f w e prepare a solution o f perchloride o f Iron 10 grains In an ounce o f
in’ in the race!
highly ‘ ■ontaglous
Pneumonia
city."
Ing
there
until
the
children
arrived
In
water,
and.
a
fte
r
soaking
our
n
egative
In
cold
w
ater
fo
r
a
fe
w
minutes
In time I ’ll get the windmill i ’ re been
disease, the cause o f which Is a micro­
T h e Judge remembered th
wantin’, I snppore;
until the gelatine feela soft, w e poor o ff the w ater and Aood the plate with the morning stared her In tbe face. She
organism In the sputa of those suffer-
The girls can have their organ, an’ we’ ll
not asked his father to cod
the Iron solution fo r about h alf a minute; a fte r draining w e shall probably didn't relish tbe situation and it was
Ing from the malady, and contracted Te(1 wag a8hamed of h
all wear better clothes.
And on exam ining the n egative that the fo g has gone. It Is then advisable especially trying because she had an
F o r we’ re always pulled together, while
by inhaling this germ. Therefore the w ,de
j
»"M
to rinse the plate In w ater and transfer It to a clean Axing bath for Ave appetite sharpened for supper.
we’re saved an’ scrimped nn’ pray­
same care should be taken to collect ; ttne inui,jl.|llIli fow led
minutes.
There wasn't so much as a chair to
ed,
and destroy the sputa that 1» taken ] u k e d
l l M , h„
asked to slug the "Portn.
F o g g y negatives are caused by an unsafe light, too much light, decom­ sit on in the closet and tbe teacher was
An’ it seems there’s more to work for
In pulmonary tuberculosis, or In dlph every night. The Judge h
posed developers, contaminated dishes, traces o f hypo, over-exposure or planning how she would make herself
since we got the mortgage paid.
children and had ceased
under-exposure, and too much forcin g with alkali. I f the plate la fogged, and comfortable, when her attention waa theria or InAueuxa.
— W all Street Journal.
During the Illness the greatest pains fath er to tbe house.
yet the edges are clean, the plate Is moat probably over exposed; too great attracted by th# dog scratching on the
jty
should
be
taken
to
prevent
soiling
lied
a density with still, clear shadows means under-exposure.
The farmhouse wa* in
door. She couldn't let the animal In
* » + + » * * + * 1 S t 1 I'M 1 1 » 1 1 H -H -
clothing,
carpets
or
furniture
with
W hen w e get circular transparent marks, they are gen erally caused by and she did her best to pacify him by
scrupulously clean; hut Its 9
bubbles in the developer, and especially Is this apt to happen w ith old solu­ talking to him through the door; but sputa, and after the illness the pa- j Kuye a t.bll, to the jQdgp
was luxurious. The
tions.
Teddy evidently realized that his mis­ tleot 8 room should be thoroughly j
l ki
cleansed and ventilated.
Black spots are often seen produced by d irty Ndlshes.
man who had I e'en his fa ty j
tress » a s In trouble, and tbe more she
l!tn
Tbe fact that the dlseaae is most
! K + + + + + + + + -Í-+ + + + + + + I"!' H ' I F I '* '1
In case o f m etallic or Iridescent stains, which are often seen when plates talked to him the more vigorously he
.H
sat grim and tearless by the J
prevalent in the winter season, when eotttn.
are stale or have been kept In a bad atmosphere, perhaps the best plan is scratched at the door.
■
SAY. L'ncU Tom m y.” »aid Eric,
people sre most crowded together and
to take a Ane rag. and having dipped it in m ethylated spirit, rub gently with
"M arth a w as faithful,"
Finally It occurred to the teacher
looking very woebegone. ” you
live much of the time in badly venti­ doctor, "b u t she's deaf. H i.*,
the tip o f the Anger, changing the rag surface as It becomes dissolved.
that she might test Teddy's Intelligence.
might give me a helping hand.”
W hen negatives show signs o f frilling. It is a good plan to add a little Sbe bad a visiting card In her pocket lated apartments, makes obvious the very solitary. The nelghbon^H
1 »book my bead. It ’a against all
Epsom salts to the washing water. I f there Is any reason to expect that and with a pencil she wrote on the necessity o f thorough ventilatiou o f H e belonged to another sneBR
m y prineiplea to muddle m yself up In
theaters,
the plate may frill, it may be Immersed In a solution o f Epsom salts pre­ card as well as she could In the dark: houses, offices, factories,
H e reveren tly uncovers! I \
other people’» concern». It la a tbauk-
vious to development.
“ Am
locked in the school house. churches, passenger cars, and other and then with Martha i- k e
le»a taak at heat, and Induce» indlgea-
public places, in order that the air closed the door. The Judge
Form alin Is also very useful fo r this purpose, and the uses o f alum are Come.”
tlon.
too w ell known to need enumeration.—Am erican Photographer.
She shoved the card through the which must be breathed may he kept with his dead.
"H a v e a cigarette?” »aid I.
crack at the side o f the door and at­ clean and free from infectious matter.
Strange enough, his theory-
•’ You might Juat aa w ell help me,”
Laymen should be taught not to be o f the cold bareness of thert^SS
tracted the dog's attention
to
It.
repeated Eric. “ You know the ’ Ogre' the story o f her engagement to Eric
“ Teddy, Teddy,” said she. "take It. afraid of a patient who has pneu­ barked wooden chairs w e ttflS
and the obatacle o f the hard-hearted
thinks a deuee o f a lot o f you.”
monia. influenza, or tuberculosis, but he w as a boy. It would bianu
The Medicinal
take it. sir."
T h e "O g re." I abould explain,
la uncle—names carefu lly suppressed; fo r i
The dog took the card between his to be afraid o f lack o f cleanliness easy for him to have uudiw:
Value of Water.
■>
E rie’» disrespectful w ay o f referrin g Betty, forew arned by me, w as perfect- (
about him during his Illness, or fa il­
teeth and pulled it out.
com fortable— to have hunt f
^.to hi* maternal uncle. Sir Richard Al- ly aw are who be was. and the situa­
ure
to
enforce
prophylactic
measures
tion
aroused
her
dram
atic
talents.
“ Go home! Go home. Teddy! Gc
tures on the w a ll! Howhiii
lotson. whose presumable heir he la,
and o f close, badly ventilated apart­
T h e w a y she pitched into the selAsh-
Sir Richard being a w id ow er without
The human body Is constantly un­ right aw ay!” cried the teacher, stamp ments during the season when these delighted In his engrarinp.|
ness. narrow-mindedness and general
over them!
dergoing tissue change.
Worn ont Ing her foot to emphasise tbe com
‘children.
diseases most prevail.
perversity o f that uncle was delicious;
Looking now Into tbe kia
“ You see, it's thla w ay,” h<> con­
particles are cast aside and eliminated mand.
8tnce
pneumonia
is
most
fatal
at
and
when
old
Sir
Richard
agreed
with
It was the only resort left to her.
with the w hite lialr lyingtf
tinued. ” 1 haven’ t got a farthin g In
from the system, while the new are
her tin all innocence) that such con­
the
extrem
e,
o
f
l
l
f
^
t
h
e
young
and
on
he found som eth*
the world, barring my allowance, and
ever being form ed, from the inception She had little hope that the dog would
duct was scandalous, I thought I o f life to Its close.
understand her. but when she heard the aged—special care should be taken be had QeTer tak(.n tlnw!„
. the Ogre threaten» to cut me off with
B u
to guard children and old persons
should have succumber to the pains o f
j fore— a sagacity, a nature!
the proverbial shilling, or even without
W ater has the pow er o f Increasing & crash o f glass she knew that he had
against
exposure
to
the
Infection
of
, sltlve. H e was the ffia
It. If I marry. 1 can’ t even Induce him restrained laughter.
irndlHi
these tissue changes, which multiplies Jumped through a window and then
those alreed.r suffering with tbe dis­ I r *<#<”, W Quill h r hi
“ There's no such thing as acting
to see Betty, or listen to anything
the waste products, bnt at the same she waited.
ease
and
against
cold,
privation
and
nowadays,” said Sir Richard, apropos
Farmer HaUoway’ a fam ily was seat
H e had le ft him ■trn/i
about her.”
time they are renewed by its agency,
exposure to the weather, which are po­ tha fo r his sole comptnluD m
“ Aa fa r aa 1 can make out,” aaid I, o f things theatrical.
givin g rise to Increased appetite, wblcb ed at the super table, says a special
tent.
predisposing
causes.—American
“ W hen I waa a young man. my dear.
There.hung upon the wtllj
Judiciously, "the case stands some­
In turn provides fresh nutrim ent P er­ In tbe Philadelphia Record, wondering
Medicine.
graph o f a young man w ^
thing like this: You are in love with I once knew a woman who could have sons but little accustomed to drinking why the teacher was so late when
strong face, looking proudly ||
Miss Betty Caselet. She Is in love acted Rachel's head off. or Bernhardt's, w ater are liable to have wasted prod there was a scratching at the kitchen
w ith her profession, and Incidentally either, only sbe m ad« a fool o f herself, ucts formed faster than they are re­ door. Teddy bounced In with the
by boy on his knee. Tbe jud|
w ith you. Your revered uncle hates threw It up and married some parson moved.
strength in the face.
A n y obstruction to the free teacher's card between hla teeth. The
STS I
her profession for reasons o f his own— fello w .”
"M y father should ha« j
working o f natural law s at once pro­ message it bore was quickly read and
“ W hat waa her name?” asked Betty.
In
less
than
a
half-hour
the
Imprisoned
thinks you, for similar reasons, an ad-
high part In life ,” he
duces disease, which. I f once firmly
“ H er name, eh?
N ever mind her
Jectlved Idiot, as you so nicely put It,
sealed, requires both time and money school teacher was liberated.
Is more promise In his (ice
There are fully as many natives of mine.”
to cure.
and bids you choose lietween m arriage name," grunted Sir Richard.
Teddy had broken through a win­
Rut I saw his face tw itch with pain;
tbe
State
o
f
Ohio
residing
outside
of
and a comfortable income.”
dow.
but
tbe
expense
was
forgotten
In
People acenstomed to rise In the
111 the desk was a hundkavstc
“ That’a about the sixe o f It.” It was his life ’ s secret that was being morning weak and languid w ill find the teacher's Joy at being saved from s the State o f their birth as are to be count books w ith records
touched
upon.
found
by
the
cenaus
enumerators
groaned Erie.
the cause In Im perfect secretion o f night in the dark, cheerless cloakroom.
hard drudgery on tbe
“ W as It Viole* Delamaine?*' said Bet­
within 1U borders At least 1.250.000 w inter and summer and I
"W e ll, then, which do you intend to
wastes, which many times may be
ty.
softly.
hare
sought
more
congenial
surround­
choose, love or lucre?”
remedied by drinking a tumbler o f w a­
night, to pay John's schiolf
Sir Richard Jumped as If he had been
ings and now look upon the Buckeye to send him to Harvard,
"D on 't be absurd.” retorted Eric,
ter before retiring. T h is very m aterial­
shot.
State
with
feelings
of
mors
or
leas
In­
stiffly; “ there Is no quest'on o f choice.
ly asalsts In the process during the
ground after another win
“ Eh? W h at? W hy, bless my soul!
difference. No other State has such a he waited for practice,
Nothing w ill Induce me to g iv e up B et­
night, and leaves the tissue fresh and
H
o
w
did
you
guess
that?”
record, enviable or unenviable aa It clothes and luxuries which*
ty, but at the same time I don't see
strong ready fo r the active work o f
"¡she was my m other," said Betty.
may be regarded.
what In the world we are to marry on.
the day.
i Iridium, which costs $780 per pound.
men In town had. until bill
Sir
Richard
looked
at
her
steadily,
T hat's why I'v e come to you to see
New York and Pennsylvania have a portion o f the farm was K N
Hot w ater Is one o f our best reme­ Is the hardest metal known.
and
nodded
hia
bead.
If you can't coax the O gre Into a more
much larger population than Ohio, but
dial agents.
John G ilroy suddenly cloriij
Germany's annual consumption o f
“ T h a t’s It,” he murmured—"th a t's It!
' rational and human fram e o f mind."
neither State contributes so much to
A hot hath on goin g to bed. even In
And this Is the end."’ he«
beer
works
out
at
over
thirty-six
gal­
I
thought
I
seemed
to
know
your
face.
I happened to know Betty Caselet:
the population o f other States as Ohio. boy for whom he lived ik j
the hot nights o f summer. Is s better
lons per head o f population.
she was a particular friend o f mine. You 're very like her. M y dear your reU, Ter o f ¡„som ala than many drugs,
Nearly 200.000 o f Ohio natives live In
Inflamed
W hile one-half o f a chrysanthemum Indiana.140.000 In Illinois and 90,000 In won fortune and position—M
She was a lady o f birth, and. being mother was the best and most heautl-
parts w ill subside under
he repay him?”
ful
woman
In
the
world.
W
e
must
be
possessed o f a strong dram atic Instinct.
Kansas has 90,000, Iowa
the continual poulticing o f real hot plucked at Wallsend. Northumberland. Michigan.
H e knelt on the bare floor
I Is pure white, th# other half Is o f a 90.000, Missouri 80.000, Pennsylvania
Inherited from her mother, and next friends, you and I. You won't mind water.
hitter tears on the quiet oldSj
door to no money, sbe was studying being bored with an old fool like me
Very hot water, as w e all know, is heliotrope shade.
00.000, N ew York 80.000. Colorado, 25 -
father! fath er!” he cried,
elocution, with n view to making her now and again, w ill you. dear? Only, a prompt checker o f bleeding, and be­
Rarnum brought Jumbo to this coun­ 000, California 35,000 and Washington
was no sm ile on the quiet 1
He
way on Ibe stage, She was a plucky you see. your mother and I —”
side. i f It Is clean, as It should be. It try in April. 1882; the animal was kill­ 20 . 000 .
was too late.— Youth’s Compif
girl, and a pretty one into the bar- stopped hastily and choked a little. aids In sterilising wounds.
ed by a train at S t Catharine's. O nt.
There are 10.000 Ohio native» living
galu; also she was devoted to Eric. "B u t how.” said he. "d o you come by
In September. 1885.
ih Texas, 5.500 In Massachusetts. 7,000
W o m e n W h o D is lik e S m o k in g
E g g s E x p o r t e d IVoi
A ll this he knew, too, but what he the name o f Caselet? Y'onr mother
Damascus Is undoubtedly tbe oldest in Montan», 15.000 In Oklahoma. 700
Just a w ord to the woman who dis­
A rem arkable feature of
didn't know was the reason w hy his married a man called Stopford. a par­
In
Alaska
and
4,300
In
Washington,
the
existing
city
In
the
world.
Benares
likes
smoking.
N
ever
entertain
your
crusty hut kind hearted old uncle was son In Lancashire."
Ohio men are dls- ,r" ,le
,he/ r‘ ,at
and Constantinople, exclusive o f Chi­ national rapltsl.
"Y e a ." said B etty: "but a fe w years husband's friends unless you have a
such s woman hater, and ao dead set
'iorXat'on ot ^
Are0ti>
nese towns, come next In point o f age. trlbu.ed throughout the country
Egyptian customs return»,
ngalnst marriage. I did. It was an old before his death he changed it to Case j <*^n or * smoking room fo r them. I f
A perfect skeleton o f the mastodon generally that there Is no State in quantity shipped during the
*• one thing which tries a hus­
story, and had t>ccn played to a finish let. In order to Inherit a small legacy
band's soul, especially If he be a newly haa been unearthed In a clay bed at which they are not to be found In con­ en months o f last year. Jaw
while Eric was still in the region o f from a relative—It was one o f tbe con
wed husband. It la to apologise to his Grove City, O. T b e tusks are about siderable numbers and usually taking vember inclusive, was iRJfl
[ the nursery. And this fact conjured ditlons.”
an Important part In Its public and bus­
“ And what about this man. this un­ friends fo r the fa c t that his w ife can tw elve feet long, and the well-worn
memories o f bygone days, when 8ir
ued at LE.73.C50. England
iness affairs.
Richard was a young man ■till, and set cle fellow , who Is m aking you unhap­ not endure the scent o f smoke, even of teeth show that the animal was an old
724.000, G erm any 083.000.
the
best
o
f
Havanas.
Ohio
la
not
so
popnlons
a
State
as
one.
py You must let me go and see him.
■ne thinking
H ungary 2.205.000. Fram*
Illinois, but at the time o f the last
Protect your dainty drawing-room by
my dear. I would liks to do w hat I
“ I w ill see what I can do.” aald I.
The brain o f a child at birth weighs
7r!'500; ,T lle
The next afternoon I had a long talk can fo r you. I may have some Influ­ all meana. bnt have a corner, no mat­ nnder ten ounces, but at the end o f a Federal enumeration It had a larger I n“ d
" ls UDd? " L
ter how small, where your husband year has increased to two pounds. number o f person. In the military ami Dtcem} " r
With Betty. Three or four days later ence."
I
s
.
exceptionally
enormona. ut I
“ O h." said Betty, " I don't think he'll may take the men a fte r dinner or Jnst Full growth Is attained by men at n *T »l service o f the United States than Ing a large buyer. As a *
I asked Sir Richard to come and have
before bedtime fo r their coxy chat and about 20 yeara o f age. and by women Its more populous neighbor.
It has " ? ”
— '. “ V
a bit o f dinner with me at the Carlton, be horrid any more now.”
more of Its natives m H aw aii than * * * *
ls
* '" J S ■
'•He'd better not," grow led Sir Rich­ smoke.
and he aaaented.
at 18 years.
P en n sylv.n l« snd I. practically the ' ian <■***
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One man who recently returned from
“ By the w a y," aald I, “ I hope you ard. "H a n g the old curmudgeon! W ho
Plaster
o
f
parts
Is
given
the
hardness
s visit with prim N ew England rela­
only Western State which h .s contrtb-
bKus» ‘“ n
fr0“
won't object, but I'v e got a young Is be? W h at’s hit name?”
and
durability
o
f
stone,
according
to
a
tives tells how the men o f the bouse
oted much to the population o f New market- ___________________, j
Betty pointed a finger and langhed.
friend o f mine coming, too. a very
German writer, by a solution o f boric
England. Ohio men are to be found
"T h e old curmudgeon." said she— have hullt a shanty, something on the
pretty girl tn whom I take a great In­
acid
In
hot
w
ater
with
the
addition
o
f
T h e M an W h o
j§
lines o f a large doghouse. In which
everywhere In th . United States |
terest a Mias Caselet. She doesn't get " I 'm only quoting, you know—Is one
sufficient
ammonia
water
to
redlssolve
i "A n old college chum of
they have Installed a small oil stove,
whether near or far from home.
much amusement, poor little thing, and S ir Richard Allotson!”
the
borate
at
A
rat
separated.
The
down this w a y several rest»«
S ir Richard glared for a minute, and and whither they retire many times a
, I thought It might cheer her up.”
liquid Is used with the plaster for
tbe Eastern tourist. “ He *•
day to smoke.
(Juration Not Answered.
Betty was a good quarter o f an hotir then the situation suddenly dawned
casting In the usual way, or It applied
I hsren't seen your cashier for sev­ unscrupulous, but bound tc
la t e - girls always are; It Is their p riv­ upon him. and be laughed till I thought
Ttilaxa th a t M ak e Knglaud.
as a wash to articles already cast.
ers! days past.”
considered him a good ros»1
he would have a At.
ilege.
T h e recent elevation o f a certain Kn
Jenkins, his name was— *
Leaves o f a plant alleged to drive
“ No; he's gone out of town."
However, when she did come she
"Smoked, by gad!” aald be.
“ So gllsh nobleman to tbe peerage was
"A h . . yes.” replied the W
away mosquitoes have reached Eng­
“Ah! Gone for a rest, eh V’
looked so pretty I found m yself e n v y­ you're Erie's young woman, are you? made the occasion o f a presentation o f
lish botanists from Africa. The pres
“W e haven't found ont yet whether p°nsldere<l h,m '* A” 0*1 111,11 J
ing Erie In secret, and wishing I was Bless my soul—to think o f it! W ell, silver piste from hla tenantry, with an
ence o f a single plant la stated to clear he's gone for a rest or to escape It.''__ ~ * ° *le to a tree- ol1' * *
some twenty years younger She made my dear. I ’ ll tell you one
th in g— address o f congratulation. The oldest
Stray Stories.
* ‘ - ' - " — Philadelphia Près» g
right.'
herself so pleasant and agreeable, and you're tw en ty times too good for him.” tenant on the estates got up and aald a room o f the pest and an Infusion of
the leaves has been found an effective
waa so w itty and apt In her remsrka.
“ And the curmudgeon." aald Betty, that he had him self attended seventy
W h e r e H la H e a r t W a s.
substitute for quinine In th* treatment
J u s t a Itc m in d e r j
that before we had Anlahed the entree archly.
rent audits, and that his house had been
even Richard himself was betrayed
Guest—I used to come 1» * 1
“ H e's an old Id iot!" replied Sir Rich­ lived tn by people bearing hla name for o f mosqnlto-conveyed malarial fever.
T° ° 0fr<Wl ,h* ‘ rich
Into s series of approving gran ts
ard. "D o n ’ t pay any attention to him. 200 years. It Is little things like this The plant proves to be a klud o f basil Mlaa Builyon your hand I don't believe years ago.
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your heart was In I t "
Ocymum vlrlde.
Sir Richard plied her with more quea
I'll undertake to bring him to hla that make England so sturdy, substan­
W a lt e r - Y a s , sah; an’ I
1
Bob— "No, you're right. I t was In
The electric resistance furnace made
tlona as to how she lived and where, sense«
Come along, let s go and And tial and permanent. In comparison with
Guest—T h a t so? I don1
Bulletin.
a ll o f which Betty anawered truthfully that undutlful nephew o f mine.” —N ew the nervous. v o la tile unstable life o f by Heraedus o f Hanan. Germany de my mouth.” Philadelphia
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you.
enough Finally be worm ed out o f her York D ally N e v a .
pends upon the Incandescence o f 1
this country.
The man who And. fsult with » r if t
W alt,“r- R ot -TO'
spiral o f Ane platinum wire. i n , n
1* » pessimist beyond redem p tion .*0 * brT ,lm '' 7° ’
r
vu
puon.
1 —Philadelphia Pres*.
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