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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1900)
1 L e river s gossip . my arrival I heard how the native* RECENT INVENTIONS. caught these fish with clubs, which Lr talk on ever’ han'— For boats a newly patented propeller seemed either to attract or alarm the ^.sip fur « frr*.; . . Aas a horizontal rod projecting througn I fist to much that they jumped out of * de secret» er de Ian , the rear uf the boat aud adapted to be the water it eal direct <ms and many wi¡ ua ter de sea. • fell Into the boat reciprocated, veltb a square frame on o the end of the rod. in which leaves are "In order to prove the truth or false a long wh«r de gyarden grow binged to close and push the boat ahead ness of the account to my satis Springtime melt de snow . at each backward thrust of the rod. faction I made arrangement» with one JI de Sea Win'. "Ef you blow I way you’ll tin’ a rose.” of the native fishermen to take me with lu a Uew alr»Ll£) deslgued by a Haitian, a series of fans are mounted In him on one of his midnight excursions, lpr ¡o de gyarden »pot a car partially supported by a gas bal all the fishing there being done at night r -Kock me. please, ter re» !" loon. the faus being used to drive air on account of the heat Le de tines' er de lot, through adjustable pipe», which ar* “T^e moon was high when we start [wear 'uw on he brea» ■ adapted to turu toward any point to ed for the fishing grounds, a couple of • ■OU* the ship In the opposite direction. miles outside Kingston harbor. As Lw .les whar de Sunshine keep soon as we eot there my boatman To measure small doses of medicine |ki»s de rose ter red: ceased rowing and peered round for L. je Moonlight go ter sleep w Itbout the use of a spoon a uew bottli signs of the fish. Suddeny he whis L top de vi'lel-bed. stopper Is provided with graduations pered and pointed to a spot where the Inside the hollow top. with a double r|| ,’e news er ever' place. otherwise calm surface was rutiled, as passage through w hich the liquid flows wVn yo’ Sweetheart pas» If by a sudden squall. luto the measure, living prevented from iTe her back her purty face flowing back by a dam partially cover “Squall or fish. It was gradually ap i Isk' a lookin' gluss! ing the passages. proaching. and presently the ripple* were all round the boat. Now, massa Rain water Is thoroughly purified by LM de big house en de hut, Buckra. start de racket,' cried my boat a new filter, which receives the water ¡»pread de gossip free— man. at the same time commencing a lute Its lower chamtier, allowing the Lter Hirer, tell me whut loud tattoo on the side of the boat with I Sweetheart think er me! heavy Impurities to settle, with gauze Ln's Home Companion. his club. I follower! suit, and In an In partitions placed at Intervals through stant the air seemed to lie full of fish, out the filter to supixirt filtering ma coming from all points of the compass. terial, through which the water rises to “One big fellow struck me In the chest the outlet pipe at the top. Articles on display In show windows >Uy’s Change of Mind. J and knocked me flat on my back in the bottom of the boat, where 1 lay floun can be removed w ithout disturbing the dering among the fish that bad fallen w indow by a Cunnecticnt man's device aboard. which has a pair of curved fingers "It was some moment's before I uiouuted on one end of a pole, with a L. F course,” be was saying, "if could scramble to my feet. When I did grip and thumb lever at the op[s*slte 1)1 the question concerned only so, the school had passed on and the end connected by a cord to the tlngetr iz you 1 should not ask you for flight was over. At least a score of the to shut them on the article desired. |hau a simple answer, but 1 am snappers had fallen on board. They Lj too deeply myself to be were large fish, resembling a sea bass, How Dewey Won Manila. H lightly, and 1 feel that I have except In color, which, instead of being J. J. Ligon, a retired capitalist of St. k au honest right to be answered black, was red. Iaiule. has received a letter from (’apt. lleiigthlly than by a short “During the night we ran into sev John C. Williams, commander of the ler significant that word may be, eral more schools, and the same per English steamer Winston Hall. 1» I best insufficient.” formance was repeated, excepting that which he gives the details about 13£ light be angry witu you for what I kept my seat and did not again min cases of six Inch shells tielonglng to gle with the fish In the bottom of the Lve said.” she replied. England, getting alioard the American il. yes. but I am willing to run boat. fleet Just after the battle of Manila, at L." be said, with a short, mlrth- “On the way back to Kingston I a time when Dewey badly needed that Lgli. It bad to her ears a little asked the darky fisherman bow they kind of ammunition. While Capt. Wil Be ring, and she turned and look- first discovered this method of taking liams does not, for obvious reasons, the red snapi>er. He could tell me noth mention the name of his Informant, tn llously at him. L It really hurt you so much, ing altout it; all he could say being: ferentlally. It came from an offivet OCEAN GOING FREIGHTERS LOADING IN CHICAGO. 'Him take dat way long time, massa.’ I?" she asked. atward a British cruiser In Manila bay. "I heard later that a Chinaman was L roily," he broke out, roughly, I dreamed of. legislated uj>on and striven that means something more thau 4,000 1 Ings" where »and has piled up aud the He writes: lightest vessels run danger of striking IIEN the first wnter of the after for half a century. It means that ton of cargo. Brief work lu the Hue J komen little know how »tinging the first to discover that a red snap "After Admiral Dewey had sunk the great Chicago drainage canal the expressed fears of Federal eugl done on the canal aud an ocean high ' the bottom. Engineers of national rep SiMUilsh shl|>a he fourni that the last kur softest words are sometimes, per could be persuaded to leave Its topped over the big bear trap neers. of communities dreading water , nay Is opened up for Chicago aud the | utatlon are a uult that the Government shell for his slx-tnch guns had been he sting does not always go away native element at the sound of a club applied to a bout’s side, but how he dam at Lockport, to most residents of contagion, of shippers anticipating a West, in meats, in grain. In all those I should begin the work of improvement, tired. Among other vessels anchored I t ,” he aded bitterly. loss of commercial prestige, the deple 1 commodities that uow go to Liverpool substituting docks of m«sonry for not far from Dewey's flis*t was II. M. br Dick,” she said softly, “really found it out nobody seemed to know.” the vicinity It signalized the end of a wooden wharfs. tlon of our lakes, have all been set at by other and more expensive route» 8. Immortalité. There were also two 1't mean to hurt you so. 1 didn't The pace has been set by the drain German warships lying near. Admira' SHE GOT HER BOTTLE OF INK. titanic undertaking -the sanitary wa rest. It means that the Hennepin canal for water carriage 1» much cheajter that you eared so much.” terway had beeu completed, and there idea the father of the sanitary canal- than rail carriage, and farmer» who age canal. It lias been demou»trated Dewey wanted sand for scrubbing raised his head and looked nt her But the Parcel Was Big Enougli to ended the job. When that water first la In a fair way of accomplishment, grow grain lu Kansas. Nebraska aud to the world tlint ship highways can decks, paint, etc., so he decided to send Contain a Safe. |y, but he saw only pity, and tbe and by the use of a grand natural wa Iowa are today lu a measure at the be constructed Inland wide enough and One woman who lives in i'lue avenue plunged, hissing and writhing, down terway the largest chain of fresh welter mercy of the rail Hues. Ocean rate» deep enough to float any warship on his tHiats to the beach for some and 1. tense look came again over bls the valley of the Desplaies to its junc sent three lioats off after dark. They went shopping. Tills happened last tion with the Illinois River on its way on the glolie unites with one of the from Galveston and New Orleans tlie high seas. The West now offers the Mion.-lit that we were merely good Monday. She left her home w itli purple to the "Father of Waters," men who largest rivers in the world, piercing a ' would enable them to lieat the sea finished product of Its effort» to that were anchored close to the beach. “About midnight the launch returned Ma," she continued. “1 never plumes in her bonnet, and she lost not watched the work felt that a great les mighty nation down its middle. coast rates from New York by from higher authority which alone can exe for the boats and found them tilled. one of them in her trip downtown. Med that you would have been so cute one of the grandest projects of In Before daylight eighty three bags till Neverslnee the first hasty >50.000 sur 10 to 20 cents on a bushel. son was ended. She bad read an advertisement in a Mi We have been such Jolly com- It Is said that nothing but money and ternal Improvement ever presented to ed with sand and other things had lieer An offertory of some had vey was made In the shallow Illinois Mam! now you have spoiled every- Sunday newspaper. It told her that she been poured out by Chicago, ostensibly has the general government been able the authority to go ahead Is ueedtsl lu a uatlou. hoisted up and stowed away on Dew ■ No, don't interrupt me," she could buy a bottle of ink for 1 cent. to purify the water supply, vitiated by to rid Itself of the Idea that the frui the work south of Lockport. Half or j In this project every farmer In the ey's ships. Atout three months after Muiikly. ' You need not get angry. Tlie woman bought the Ink for a penny a thousand sewer conduits. But the tion of the plan would encompass the >25,000,000 would make the lower chan West Is vitally Interested. The agricul this one of Hie United States warshl|is Mare, you know well, spoiled all. aud asked that it be delivered to her real service had not commenced, for triumph of the grandest scheme of In nel adequate. There 1» a great deal of turists of this section ship through went up to Hong Kong. Before going Mall never be on really good terms home. The clerk said nothing. Neither the sanitary feature of the mighty ternal Improvement ever undertaken In boring ami dredging to do; docklug. Chicago nearly 4<MXX),(XX) bushels of luto dock she landed 133 cases, and M There will always be a con did the man In the parcel-room. He caual was and is but a subsidiary ele this land. The first great step to coil aud the straightening out of crooked grain a year. Upon this, should the each case contained one or two slx- worked by himself. Delivering a penny ment. The real object sought to be summate all this Is the proposed turn courses; but coiiqwtent engineers have transportation I* mads by the pro Ineh shells, the broad arrow of Eng Mly." he interrupted gravely, "do purchase was ripe walnuts to the man. attained when the work was under Ing over of the Chicago River to the been looklug over the field, and the plan posed route, the saving would be some land ap|M*nrlng on each. I will lean Mmw how you are hurting me?” Next day a wagon with a silk hatted taken was and Is the beginning of a drainage canal trustees, to enlarge, to Is simple when understood. thing enormous. Aside from the strict you to Infer how the shells got on you. Mturned upon him, startled at his man on the driver's seat and a freckle ship canal to unite the chain of inland Improve, to change, on the same prin The lower Mississippi problem 1» one commercial Interpretation, there Is the ships.”—Toronto Mall and Empire. M. Surely the man sitting opposite faced boy as a tiger on the rear step •eas with the salt tide-water of the ciple that can make of the veriest creek of the worst to the canal project. Many problem of making the great lakes a rolled up in front of the bouse in Vine delta of the Mississippi River, some In the land that would not float a skiff millions of dollars have been lumped 1 useful body of water for defense. No Mas not her old Dick. Got an Unexpected Hetort. Mrgire me." she said, contritely; ”1 avenue. I 1,200 miles away. a channel wide enough and deep Into that river by succeeding Con i outlet to Hie sen uow exists, but Can “When Montana was 111 Its last terri Mwdless. dear.” She really pitied The freckle-faced lad ran up the I The opening of the mammoth chan enough to float a warship of the first gresses and engineering boards without J mln and Great Britain have an Inlet torial years and on the eve of becom M yet somehow she hardly knew steps and crushed the electric button nel, over 200 feet wide and deep enough class with a draft of twenty-eight feet. substantial Improvement. The river which Is controlled by them. The Mis ing a State,” said J. W. I.amar, of Mo take him as he appeared now. with a thumb which be had used but a In all Its thirty miles to float the heavi Without a particle of Improvement the has depth sufficient for present com slsslppl projei't would be purely of the Helena. Mont., “the Clark Carter Con Mor Dicky,” she said again.”1 ought few moments before In “shooting est warship, was really the opening Chicago River can to-day carry vessels merce, and no decided effort has been country am) for the country, Involving gress contest occurred anil most bitter ■re seen the drift of things, but 1 craps.” This game, by the way. Is one wedge of a project which lias been which haul 100,(XX) bushels of grain— made to deepen ft at certain “cross a new grand highway. ly was it fought out. Anything that ■ beeu unkind. I see it all now, but of chance. He held In his arms a box could be turned or twisted Into a cam Mill furgive? It was simply uuln of goodly size. The woman of the bouse paign argument was soug. t out and “So with my boy. Dick, the little cl.ap hlrtsl from me alwiut a dozen well at texture, growing thickly on the head brought to the frout. Commissioner HOW A PLANT FEEDS. Mnal." opened the door. ■ind somewhat low on the brow, shows painting the fence; be lias always been tired pimple to stand In front of his Sparks, at that time bead of the gon “Mrs. So and So?” asked the boy with Van Helmont'e Interesting Experi Mar l’olly,” he said, "you weren't crazy to paint He Is enjoying himself picture at an exhibition, the conse an ardent, poetic ami somewhat artia. cral land office, had made a rilling tlial ■anie. 1, not you, was blind. I the freckles. ment Showing How u Tree Grow». quence being that Ills painting attract tic teiniieranient. It Is the signature thereafter no trees less than eight It Is more than 2,000 years since phil now—you can see he Is; and he will Ml have known that you could nev- “Yes," was the woman's reply. paint that whole fence, too. Just ns well ed cotishlernblc attention. Where do I of Apollo, the sun. I’eople with red- Inches lu diameter should be cut down osophers began to speculate about the Mve eared for such ns I. 1 am un- “Kindly receipt this slip.” as he knows how. I don't care If It Is a get the people? Oh. there Is no dlffi brown hair which Is very thick, and for agricultural or mining purposes lu “Why, I have nothing coming In such food of plants and what we may term Mr of you, I have always felt, but," culty about that. Some of them are redder over the ears and at temples territory belonging to the United their "digestive” processes, but It 1» trifle smeared; he's getting joy, solid ■ded. ”1 chose to dream, I chose to bulk,” the woman said. joy, thicker than the paint on Ills hands sandwich men In the daytime, ami than on the head, are couragiMius and States. Thia ruling hud aroused a storm only during the latter half of this cen I with tire, and I have got the usual “But you are So and So?” the frec work for me at night; others work for energetic. This sort of hair gives sense ofIndlgnantproiestlu Montana and had tury that really clear and definite no and clothes. Khnient.” kled boy inquired. me lu the day, and api>e.sr on the stage of color In painters, force of language, straightway assumed a prominent plaie “ There's a mean side to It. too; he Mor Dicky,” she said, softly, and “Yes,” declared the woman, “but tions concerning the food supplies of i the vegetable world have been gener wanted to paint the fence and I wanted as "supers” tn the evening. 1 pay slid eloquence In [Hietn, ami (lower lu as oue of the main Issues lu tlie Clark- B as she spoke a look of wondrous there must be a mistake.” the weeds pulled out of the yard. So them so much per hour, and And the musical composition. Carter campaign. However, the box was taken to the ally accepted by scientific men. As far like an underhanded rascal, 1 bargain clothes. I have a moat claltorate atock Beanie Into her eyes. All her former “I was speaking one night at Boze as is known, says a writer In Knowl Ilccor I In Rutimarine Diving, ■s seemed to totter and to be on the kitchen and opened with sledge and of garments, and can turn out quite ed with him; I told blm that If be would Edwnrd Hooper, n professional diver, man and, as was natural, 1 attacked Hie Be of falling. hammer. Excelsior was strewn upon edge, the first botanical experiment pull all the weeds out 1 would let him an aristocratic looking crowd. has made a record In his line of bust ruling of the land cummlsHloner aud Be other rose unsteadily and held the floor in the woman’s wild endeavor ' ever performed w as conducted by X an paint the fence. He went through tin what Injury and Injustice It did to both Age Insl the < urrrnt. Mia hand. "Dear little Polly,” and to solve the secret of the Inclosure. It i Heluiont He placed In a pot 200 new» Off the coast of Month Africa lie | pounds of dried earth, and In It he other Job like a soldier—he hates to pill: It Is well known that salmon can descended to the wreck of lhe ship farmer and mluer and so 1 worked up I voice trembled, "you were not to c'ung In yellow strands about the pipes weeds—all boys do—«nd now be think- to what bad alwaya previously proved Be. I think 1 had better go. I mn of the sink, puffed Its way Into the door planted a willow branch which welgh- he Is getting bls reward. It Is a down swim against a strong current, and Cape Hom and there remained, at one an effeeUve peroration by asking the ' ed five pounds. He kept the w hole cov leap up falls, but It Is not so well known submersion, for forty-two minutes at Bood-by. I shall go away for a leading to the wild roses In the back ered up and dally watered the earth right shame to fool blm that way— that trout are also famous jumper*. n depth of over 200 feet. At this point question, ‘What, my fellow cltlaens, Be. I don't know when 1 shall re- yard and clogged the passage to th» don't you think so?" with rain water. After live years' On the Beaverkill la a three foot dam, the pressure Is eighty three and one- can the farmer do with eight Inch M M dining-room. The portly gentleman chuckled agnln. w ith four Inches of wnter on the breast, ' half iHiunds to the square Inch and no trees? The answer to this bud pre growth the willow was taken up and B remained for an Instant waiting Then the woman In Tine avenue again weighed, and was found to have and the small boy. wild with joy. went and a gentleman sat near and watched other iterson. It Is asserted, has le-en viously t>eeu allene«, but this time a Borne answer, but none came. He found her 1-cent bottle of Ink. It was gained 104 pounds. The earth in the on plastering pnlnt on the f*nce.—De shrill voice In the rear uf the ball blurt the trout go up. In many Instances a j able to remain below this depth. I to scan her face, but there was a In the center of this great wad of shav pot dried and weighed, and had lost troit Free Press. ed out: 'Why, split ’em, of course, ye first attempt failed, owing, however, L before Ills eyes aud he could see ings. x d---- d fool,' aud I sat down amid the more to an apparent want of Judgment only two ounces. Offside I’lay. I the blurred oval outlines. Her Up The mnn In the parcel-room was one of When Crowd» Are Uecfal. Knowlege was not yet sufficiently ad than lack of physical ability In the fish Boney Unsble Io Increase Hawley's ribald aud derisive jests of that vast I quivering, too, and her eyes were Jest and merriment. He rolled nonsense vanced to enable Van Ilelmont to Inter Quite a brl’k business exists in the tn accomplish the feat; the smaller fish. salary, and not desiring to lose tits ser audience.”—New York Tribune. I of tears, yet be did not see them. Into a joke and enjoys the fun, even If pret these striking results correctly. and crowd line, said a well-dressed mnn to hr a rule, falling to get over In the first ! vices, the Nliarpee have taken him Into ■ he turned and walked mecbnnl- It did cost a penny or two more to the be came to the erroneous conclusion the writer, and I make a fairly good attempt. The larger fish made a clean the firm. Healy About Uuryiag the Dead. ■ toward the door, opened It aud flrm.—Chlcngo Chronicle. One night Chaplain Jones, of tbe that the Increased weight of the plant living by supplying them. All sorts of Jump into the smooth water al>ove the | Kklnnle That's great! k out of the room. was due to the water which bad been people And a crowd useful at time». a [iron of the dam. These fish were en I Boney But then the firm Is losing Texas, heard volley firing on the Cuban Snake Imprisoned in • Tree. be other remained standing, look- supplied to the roots. He therefore For Instance, a young man who Is abled to swim straight up thia down , money dally.— Philadelphia North Coa»L w hich was being guarded by tbs The Rev. 8. 8. Crain, In the city to looked upon this experiment as sup about to make his debut as a lecturer pour of water by the great bZiscular American. lapparently at the floor, but In real- blockading squadron, aud was told tba* day from Emtierson. reported a pecu porting the theory which he had ad or musician can, by coming to me, power they possessed; there was no ' baying nothing. marines were tielug lauded from the boor Dicky,” she murmured, "poor liar Incident. He had W. M. Fears, liv vanced, viz., that plants required no make sure of having not only a nu trick alxiut It, but pure strength which Morn Ornamental than feefel. Marblehead. The next morning Caplain Dorothy I’apa, we girl» have a new McCalla came alongside of the Texas ■ v,” and in her eyes a newer light ing on the Jesse Caviness place, cutting . food but water. Stephen Hales ad- merically speaking -respectable, but Is evidently centered In the tall and I shone through the tears. Then run posts for him a few days ago At the 1 vanced the subject a great step by In highly appreciative, audience. Again, tall fin The query naturally arises: name for those men who call on us, but lu his lauuch and announced that four g swiftly to the door she opened It end of one of the pieces of post tlmliers dicating that much of the Im rvase In a big crowd outside the pit and gallery If a ten-inch trout can swim up such , never take us out anywhere. ut bls men had beeu killed, and that was a hollow fork. When the cut was weight of plants was derived from doors of a theater create» In the tnlnds a fall, what Is the capacity of a forty I’apa What 1» It. daughter? I called his name. there was still fighting. Cbaplalu Juues of pas«ers-by the Idea that the piece Inch salmon under similar conditions? “We call them 'fireside cornpnn then approached Captain i'hlllp aud L sound of her voice startled him. split open a little black snake about carbon dioxide in the air. Ion« ' ’’-Life. I i.e turned and looked wonderlngly two feet long was found In the hollow. Vegetable cells contain a liquid must be worth seeing to attract so said that be would like to go ashore Character in Hrd Ha r. her. The haze seemed suddenly to It was alive and writhed and squirm known as “cell sap,” which Is water many patient waiters. A few shop and look after the wounded and read Red haired women are ardeut and | keepers, too, have found out that half t 'apai-lty of Lalior-Mavln« Machines. from liefore him. and he noted for ed. but could not escape, it was dis bolding In solution various materials tbe servlcea for the dead. Captalu vivacious, eK[H-<-lally If they have with i a dozen well-dressed people, gazing In It I» estimateli that thè productlve I’hlllp gave Instant permission, ami the 6r«t time the little, tear stained covered that an Inch and a half of th* which have been taken up from with It hazel eyes, In which case they have I k The new light In her eye» stirred tail projected through the wood on the out by the roots and leaves. These ma tently Into a shop window, leads others a bright and qul< k Intelligence. They capaclty of thè lalmr savlng machlnery chaplain prepared tu go ashore with a lu tlie United Htate» I» now equal to a boatload of marines that was In churge I «trangely. The smile that hovered outside of the bark. The fork of the terials are thus brought In contact with to do the same thing, and constitutes a have a great deal of natural felicity for fend her still quivering lips tauta tree had completely grown around ft. the protoplasm, which causes them to far better "draw” than anything put study and good memories. Red hair hard working populatlon of 4(»>.(M»z<XJU. of a young lieutenant. As the worthy In the window Itself. I have even sup H him. and nt the same time raised The supposition Is that the snake undergo changes In composition which Nearly every man. when he goe* to chaplain clambered over the aide of tbe plied spectators for a wedding, In a with blue eyes shows the same warmth hid hope In his breast. He ran rather crawled Into the hollow to hibernate, prepare them to be added to the sub case where the bridegroom was a <4 character, but not so much Intelli a strange town, ha» a better under- j Tezaa the lieutenant looked up from • walk. .1 to her. grg«ped her bands that Its tall got caught In a crack of stance of the plant. Thus ft Is tn the wealthy parvenu who had a great de gence; bright golden hair, of a rich, ! standing of wby a klng travet» lu the boat and called out: lily »nd searched her face eagerly, the fork and that It grew over blm protoplasm of the living cells of the sire for popularity. An artl-4 once deep color and of a crisp and waving cognito. "Where are you going?” while he remained In the torpid state. plant that those “ digestive" processes "her spoke for a few seconds, and “Lieutenant," replied tbe chaplain, ------------- -- *- - ■ — ■ The wood had «o thoroughly grown are carried on which Aristotle believed B t was she who broke the strained “ I am going to bury tbe dead." around the snake's body that when th* to occur In the soil. We see. then, that CHINESE THE MOST WIDELY SPOKEN LANOUAOE. “For goodneea' sake, give us a chance open tn which it was the living cells are microscopic labora- f”i foolish boy," was all she said, chip was split to get killed first,” rejoined tbe officer. . -nake stuck to one »i.> of tories In which the digestion of the food he understood. “Lieutenant, I am going to bury tb* the chip. The snake must have been of the plant Is carried on. , dead that have already fallen,” re held in it» peculiar prison for years.— sponded the chaplain, whereupon th* DICK'S GOOD TIME. Dallaa News. — lieutenant quickly replied: A Very Hnmsn Boy Enjoying HI» R Pound on the Boat with a Club A Fin-de-Slecle Church. “I le g your pardon, chaplain. I was Well-Earned Reward. I •n,l They Jump Aboard. ' The rector of St. Mary at-Hill too hasty.” - Ruffs Io Express. A portly gentleman HI on the porch J gentleman who has returned from Church. M-nut.Ont (the Rev. W ( ar- Mallsbury's Gilt to Philadelphia. P»*' n. Jamah s, t. 9 how they Ille>. In whose church the electrophon* and smiled, while a small boy, also The I’blladelpbla law library has re ph "red snappers.” All you need tn has for some time been installed. 1» smiling, painted th* front fence. "Lx>ok at that boy,” the portly mao I w»y of tackle Is a club, with which n«w arranging for the Introduction of ceived a* a gift from Ixird Salisbury, the English premier, twenty three un P heat a tattoo on the side of your a large gramophone, to be used at th* remarked to a visitor; “be thinks be I* bound volumes of the report of the Pt Thlt^ eenia to charm the fish so 1 15 o'clock dally limelight service in having a good time. A small boy is English commlslon on tin* ••nezuelar F ’bey leave their native element | the church. By mean» of the grata*- surely the drollest creature on earth When 1 was a youngster I remem tier boundary ir«pute. Thia liRheonly copy >ngregatlon w F ."••:.{> at« ard In ■ !,.»ds. alHM*t of tbe report sent to tbe United Stalest fiaip ng the boat souBklu^«. Here p,—» of city merchants and clerks— that there were certain kind* of work will hear brief addresses from the lead 1 considered play, and one i f them aa« Battle Peerage». [1 bare jnst returned from Kings- ing dlgtutarie» of the church and from painting. I was alwaysTriky to pa.nt There are now Juat three living Brit- Many time* I Lave taken 9 bud. - oanaaa rata* a asaetee tara»a«e iraxia* Jamaica." »eut-i»s acraae 9"1:»’•» i»»«*» »rai «« ------- Mid Mid be. “ lie. "where 1 saw a wrote» of prominent lay men.-Loo- ' lab pe*rs who bare won their ly rag*« muddy water and an old paint brush, IM Nillioe. ■ NIIIX«. ■ Hi.loe tSMni'a H Min a MNUhoe. .« M • R ■» Mlll.-m K M lito* _ ___ r-hieX nt.o’tig 1 Jun Globe. Mers-.’lng ___ thin»-« 1 on tbe battlefield— Vlecount WoDeley. and have spent a whole half day put Tbe relative preporle»* of persomi *p» akin* the chief languages of th»- world ia reprrernted by tbia a»-rh-« of natkieal F ’o an ardent nient fl«winaa"ke my- If want to make a womm good ting a th k co*t .'(«»(laai I h<- laesuag« uot reprvaeutxl lu the above illu-tialivua i*- I I ord R*berts of Kandahar, and Lord my Ihr ■ ide of type». The total population of tbe world f being the method of taking the I Kltcbeaer of KbartolMM. elude J»»»:. I arkieb, Brauliaa. «A -al . 'b le— 'han ».W.'AW r” ,uapi»-r. a la .* ti«h common to the and mad. ask be» when ,b* ■PI’“«” *• father" bam. q around island. Bova after a new dress »here »be bad It dyed. o o