The Leader., October 24, 1902, Image 6

Eats Cora 0 « the Cob.
•*1 can bite sn apple as well as I
could when a child, and I *"»n e**..cor,I|
off the cob as well as any person alive,
said a lady sixty-eight years old and a
customer of Wise Brothers, the famous
dentists, oi Portland, Oregon.
She had been fitted with full sets oi
upper and lower teeth by W is® Broth­
ers, and was perlectly astonished to
find that she is now as well supplied
with teeth that she can use as she was
when a litle girl. Wise Brothers have
revolutionized modern dental methods.
There is no more pain to be feared by
people who have their teeth attended
to, and the cost is very moderate.
They make a great specialty of crown
and bridge work, and even when it is
necessary to take out all of the old teeth
and put in full new sets, the result is
simply wonderful. The false teeth, of
course, cannot be told from natural
ones, and the person using them can
do everything he, or she, could do
with natural teeth. The sets of teeth
are niHde to fit the gums so perfectly
that there is no slipping, and the
strength of the possible bite is just like
that of a natural healthy set of teeth.
The experinece of the lady customer
here related can be yours if your teeth
need attention. No one can afford to
postpone liavirg their teeth DUt in or­
der. No one need suffer a single day
longer becanse they have lost the use of
their own teeth. We hope our readers
will carefully watch the advertisements
of Wise Brothers in this newspaper,
and be persuaded to consult this splen­
did dental institution.
PILLING DOWN A RAILROAD.
T R A C K A FTH lt BEING BULLED.
P u llin g d o w n m ilo s o f ra ilro a d tr a c k fr o m a h igh to a lo w e r g r a d e Is n o w a lm o st
a s sim p le as ch ild ’ s p la y a s a resu lt o f a n e w d e v ic e th a t h as re c e n tly been put in
s e r v ic e in the ro a d b ed im p ro v e m e n ts o n th e G ra n d T r u n k ro a d . T h e d e v ic e ia
k n o w n as the L id g e r w o o d u nloader.
It s p rin cip a l e q u ip m e n t is an en gin e, an
a n c h o red flat c a r and a ca b le.
T h e ca b le is s tre tc h ed a b o v e th e fla t c a r to the
t ra c k to be m o v e d and fa s te n e d a b o u t th e ra ils. T h e en g in e is s ta rte d and th e
t ra c k , p u lled by th e ca b le, c r a w ls d o w n fr o m th e h igh g r a d e and is stre tc h e d out
in a le a n in g p o stu re a lo u g th e side o f th e em b a n k m en t.
T h e e n g in e then re ­
v e r s e s its cou rse aud pulls th e tra c k fr o m its s la n tin g po sition a lo n g th e side
o f the em b a n k m en t to th e le v e l grou n d o f th e lo w e r gra d e, le a v in g it s u liicleu tly
w e ll a lig n e d and g ra d e d fo r w o r k tra in s to ru n on.
T h is n ew p rocess does a w a y w it h th e o ld sy stem o f th r o w in g tra c k w ith a
g a n g o f m en and c r o w b a rs . T h a t w a s a ted io u s, co s tly and a n tiq u a te d m eth od in
co m p a riso n . In fo r c in g th e tra c k o v e r a h e e d g e o f th e ban k, th e ra il could stand
so h igh a b o v e th e grou n d, a ft e r th e ties b eg a n to p r o je c t, th a t th e m en cou ld uot
o b ta in a hold w ith th e ir bars.
FAM O US TOWERS.
feet and six Inches from the perpen-
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I dicular and the Garesenda eight feet
Noted Structure, that Have Keen the antj H|x inches. These towers were
Wonder of Many Centuries.
erected In the twelfth century.
The recent collapse of the ancient , There are several high towers and
l>ell tower of St. Mark’s Church In campaniles In Spain, the most noted
Venice, Italy, an architectural land- being those at Seville, Grenada and
mark almost coe- Saragossa.
val
with Vene-
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tlan history, has PRESIDENT D IAZ’ S SU CCESSOR
awakened renew­
ed Interest in the Mexico’s New President W ill Prob-
ably He Gens Uernurdo Keyes.
venerable h i g h
In two years more the term of office
towers of Europe,
some being quite of President I)laz of Mexico will ex­
as beautiful. If not pire and already there is much specu­
as hoary with age, lation us to his successor. Diaz has
as t h e
ruined
Campanile of Ven­
ice.
Italy has many I
of these towers,
the most famous
T o w i.it o f P is A .
which Is the
leaning tower of Pisa. At Cremona
there is a campanile, 396 feet high, and
a grand architectural work. It Is the
tallest of the Italian towers. Put the
tower of Pisa, on account of Its pecu­
liar and startling appearance, leaning
nearly fourtein feet out of the perpen­
dicular. is more widely known. It
used to be classed as one of the seven
w o n d e r s of the world, and pictures of
It have been published in school books
the world ovtv for a century or more. .
The tower is 179 feet high and 50
feet In-diameter. It Is cylindrical In |
form. The summit Is reached by 330
steps. Some people have an Idea that
the tower was built out of the perpen­
dicular, but this Is not the fact. The
fault was manifest before the tower
OEH. llr.U X AlilH J HI I : S.
was completed, and extra braces were
put In place to guard against disaster.
been President since 1870 and now
The upper part of the tower was built
that he has passed the 70th milestone
of Imitation stone to lighten the
of ills life he is willing to retire from
weight, and finally the seven bells
the cares o f office.
were placed In the top of the tower in
His most prolwible successor Is Gen.
such a way as to counteract by their
Bernardo lteyes. Secretary o f War. In
gravity the leaning of the tower. The
almost every respect Keyes Is a sec­
largest of these bells weighs 12,000
ond Diaz. lie Is n self-made man. He
pounds. The tower is divided luto
lms shown himself to be dauntless In
buttle. He never forgives an enemy
and never goes back on a friend. Keyes
Is Btrongly opposed to gambling In any
form, or drinking. So Is IMaz. Between
them they have succeeded In cheeking,
to a large extent, the gambling and
drinking In the Mexican army.
Gen. Reyes was born In the State of
Jalisco In 1850. At the early age of
10 he ran away from home to join the
patriot army. The French army had
invaded Mexico for the purpose of
overthrowing the Republic. Reyes,
learning that the foreign soldiers were
marching toward the City of Mexico
and slaughtering all who opposed
them, s ta rt«! off to Join his country's
army. He was captured In the moun­
tains by a band of imperial sympa­
thizers and turned over to the com-
! mandlng officer of the Imperialists,
t who, owing to his youth, sent lilm back
j to his native city.
But he again ran away, made his
T W O L E A N IN Q T O W E R S O T I T A L Y .
way to Jalisco, and joined the army
that was station«! there. Before he
eight stories, each o f which has an
was 20 years old he was promoted to
outside gallery projecting seven feet.
the rank of first lieutenant Shortly
Tim e and again scientists und others
afterward he took part In the battle of
have pr'Hlleted the Imminent fall of
Queretaro, and, while lending his men.
the tower of Pisa, yet It still stands,
recelv«l a saber wound In the fore­
while the perfectly straight and sup­
head. He also fought In the battle of
posedly safe and sound campanile at
San Lorenzo and was present when the
Venice has tumbled to Its destruction.
City of Mexico was captur«!.
The leaning tower of Pisa Is built of
In all of these engagements with the
white marble, like the cathedral and
French and Austrians he displayed
baptistry with which it Is connected.
great military talent.
The tower was begun In 1174 and
During his subsequent career Gen.
completed In 1350. It was In the cath­
Reyes has frequently been (hilled upon
edral adjoining that Galileo saw a
to put down remits and these tasks he
chandelier swinging and was thus led
dlscharg«) with success. He steadily
to Invent the pendulum. This tower
grew In the favor of the President,
overhangs its base 14 feet.
winning promotion after promotion.
T w o other famous leaning towers of Since becoming Secretary of War he
Italy are the .Aslnelll and Garesenda has Introdue«! a number of reforms
at Bologna the former 290 feet In in the army, the most recent of which
height, to the base of the lantern was to put a stop to drinking and gam­
which surmounts It, or 321 feet Includ­ bling among the officers.
ing the lantern, and the latter ISO feet
Man proposes —or the girl gets left.
In height. The Aslnelli leans three
Man of Expedients.
"M ixem , the chemist, has made his
fortune at last,” says the friend.
“ But I thought he couldn’ t find any
sale at all for his cough mixture,”
answered the other friend.
“ He cculdn’t, so he labeled it ‘genu­
ine maple syrup,’ and sold every drop
of it the first day. Now he is rushed
with orders for it.” — Judge.
His Experience was In Mines.
“ Did you ever salt sheep?” asked the
farmer of the new hired man who came
from Colorado.
“ No,” replied the new hired hand,
but I ’ ve had considerable experience
in
salting mines.” — Ohio State
Journal.
An Absent-Minded Confession.
” 1 suppose,” said the pation to the
milkman, “ that yon view the coming
of winter with feelings of regret.”
“ Indeed I do,” answered the milk­
man.
‘ It is really very hard,” goes on the
patron, ‘ ‘ to find suitable pasture in the
cold weather, no doubt?”
‘ Yes; and then the pump freezes so
often.” — J udge.
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