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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1903)
.Science se- ouA. People torture themselves to death. They ahooldyAie lnforme«l of the agonies which ’¿ey Invite. Perhaps the kuuwloige wixdd act as a deter rent. r* 1«1 "> found a revmK |.|a’? eemetery wUeh b«.m. from *aJ two centuries ------1 »atu, ’* A roam yard, •>•<1 It The hearty Laugh that steps I ’«keu to wholesome merriment is the auiahln« In that , Í Betaine kwomotlves of eight horse- with • Chewing gum seems to l«e the school <«f life that drives creeptog glootu ' power, drawing freight trucks of a ca tee. consiMiu, of shadow's from the face and routs' girl’» quid of contentment. pacity of 25 tuna on narrow guago tun Adams. ] skulking cares from the heart. A«' nel ros«ls. are changing the working of Thomas . Boy ist»- on It sometimes hap|>ens that an inno soon as tbe world find* out that you i tierman. Belgian and Austrian mines. cy and a number o? enjoy a hearty laugh it will bring you cent man also plead» not guilty. chased the land eyes of former owners, and the new occupants draw divi I’iano playing is found by a German many a pleasant story. Care flees from place to the town The End of the World Again. dends In health, sunshine, shade and landscape which are physician to be a common cause of When a nun 1» looking for difficul a smiling face, but looks upon a frown MAN of the name of Baxter is causing a com | nervous disease. «'••• girls out of l.tMAL fully as valuable as dollars. — Taunton Gazette. ties be will find two where be expect as an invitation to come and abide lynchings motion in certain quarters of London by : being affected among piano player« un Dwpit. Appear,ncM with the one who wear» it. But not ed one. **<■ prophesying that the world will come to an end der 12. and only H«0 in l.«J0 among all smiles have real sunshine in them. The Nation's Mealth. In 192-4 Mr Baxter’s reasons for setting the ‘requent Thi. non-playera. The music lesson« should At some period in bis career every Some faces have learned the act of ‘ onspl,-uous limit at 1924 are not very plain to outsiders, iHE total wealth of the world ts estimated at not t*egin before 16. man carries souiething in his pocket “making up” eo well that even a smile ton lynching but be claims to have Biblical authority for bla 5400.000.000.000. These figures are probably for luck. can be put on so smoothly that no one A new Improvement of the mlcro- '‘J lower than they should be, for the reason that sco[>e made at Java University con imitation. M.ny but a child can fathom Its insincerity. •onclusion. People who foresee the end of the world al The wife who 1» seeking a divorce A child that has not learned to deceive ways hare the Bible to back them up. m is simply a mat statist!'«! returns from Mouth and Central sists in so arranging the illumination ported in rapid from “one of the nicest of men" surely has not yet learned bow to be de ter of interpretation. But American countries and from the semi-cirlllzed that no light can enter the objective curreuce. cannot expect to And a nicer one. thoughtful student, uf *■ Many people found a few years ago that their Bibles ^^^^^Jportlons of the globe, sueb aa Asiatic nations ceived. The two acquirements come except that reflected by the object un band in band. Children know intui plainly pointed to the destruction of tbs world at the end and the Ottoman empire, are very Inaccurate and incom der examination This. It is claimed, tion to the fa« of lyuchlng statistic .****3 Harry Ix«hr’s friends »ay be doean't tively whether or not a smile is g«rou- of the nineteenth century. Signs and portents were every plete. But taking this estimate aa correct, the United wear a bangle and never use, rice ine or is put ou like a mask for an where. and when the whistles blew at midnight on the States owns on«-fourth, or »100.000.000.uo0. of the entire brings Into view object, about half the From 1884 to no, 1 hJ •ixe of those formerly proving the lim Uuchlngs in the I nl«^ ’*3 powder, We are glad to give apace to occasion, Children are keener lbau 31st of December and no general explosion came off there accumulated capital of the world. it of minuteness erage of about 1.» <a*%3 this statement. adults In detecting masks, for the rea were thousands of men. women and children who drew Thia fact, however, does not mean that the Americana The unicorn, so long regarded as a contrary, perbap,. t0 ^1 long breaths and gladly decided to take a fresh start. son that adults usually have to look are the best off financially of all the people of the earth. Mr. Carnegie’s experience proves through their own musks to see the Prophet Baxter is probably no more of a seer than any The English are the wealthiest, with the Scotch a close fabled creature, was a horse-like beast only a little more th.r.^3 that the rich man should always make masks on others. There Is no charm of bis predecessors In the end of-the- world predicting busi with a single horn sticking out straight 6«8. were of negroes. second. Australia comes next, then France, and after her his private secretary a millionaire be in a aiulle If It lacks genuineness. A ness have been, but he may be serving a good purpose. from its head, and it has t«een sup of Of all fill tilft Irn/vki»*—- [ the lynching —jgw were i» the I’nlted States For the purpose of striking the «»m- fore letting him go. smile may be as deep as a well and Every time anybody sets a day for the end of the world parlson. the compilation of 1895 from Marshall a Diction posed that it was suggested by the States. rhinoceros. Prof. Wilhelm Boelsche I It is notable, however «, as wide as a barn door. It may reach certain people begin trying to do better, Hence tho»e Englam! and the Unite«! States are dean around and tie in a double low predictions are not without g<x«d results. Sometimes It' ary of Statistics" Is taken. Inasmuch as It la fuller than points out that bones of a huge, horse portion of white, Is deciso M any table subsequently made. The per capita wealth of getting so thick that by next Fourth at tbe back; but the Instant we detect seems as if society migtit l>e considerably benefited If there like beast that actually did carry such to the diminution .»f itl"M England Is »1.5*4; Scotland. »1.257; Australia. »1.123; of July King Edward may be setting that it is not genuine we detest It. were more of them.—Chicago Record-Hera*J. a single straight horn are now known. horse stealing In the Frame, »1.210; United States. »1.123. Six other countries off canuon « rackera. M It is called emsrnotherium. and it was also, to popular opinion, Thereafter, th«« more th«re is of it the whose per capita wealth Is worthy of mention are the a contemporary of the mammoth in of the «-as» were for a8a<Jt 'T| worse we bate it. There have been The Ever Present Germ. following: Denmark with »1.104; Canada. S‘.«4‘»; Holland. There can be uo doubt that our more lies smiled than have ever been If we inclmle the category ’I the Rhine vahey and In Siberia. squadrou in Euro|«ean waters has told in any other way. 'The Volapuk HERE will science concede to N?, some meas »878; Switzerland. »787; Germany. »748, and Belgium. assault, allege.1 assault lnd. *‘| Prof. A. W. Goodspeed of the Uni picket! up a lot of agreeable experi language is nothing new. Tbe »mile | ure of safety? It ha» lately been proved ex »730. All these figures, of course, have greatly increased grnvat«?d by murder, we I versity of Pennsylvania has recently ence and some dyspepsria. perimentally—which means that It is really so l since the year they were compiled, but no great change in has always ls«en uulvefHal »pevch. It less than a fourth. 6]g |-.'M made X-ray photographs by means of that books may carry tuberculosis, ami it the relative standing of tbe different nations has probably has ever expressed cl ally th«« almpl«st. secondary radiation from his hand ex to this ««use. It may be’»TjJ A second veteran has refused his tbe sweetest, tbe greatest «-motions of was already known that they communicate resulted thereby.—Kansas City Journal. posed to the action of a Crookes tube, also that forty-two State "**| pension because he does not think he the human soul. Take the smile and | __________ scarlet fever and other infectious diseases. It which was so screene«! that its rays swift'd in the statistic, of b-L *1 is entitled to it. investigation found its universal significance away from io longer safe to borrow a book unless we disinfect It There is a steady tetal^H could not directly reach tbe photo The Gift of Laughter. Ina predecessor in a lunatic asylum. Us, and all our words would become thoroughly with powdered formol. If we fly to the moun graphic plate. Other things besides ward since 181*7. when (ID'S greatest gift to man wns the laugh. uiranliiglo,. btrau«e every one of the tains to escape germs, we find that even the pearly rain the hand, such as pieces of wood. zinc, lynchings was almost eu»i*| England thinks something of »doping human emotions that distinguish us drops that fall there contain them. Almost any one would Without It the human race would have wept the average for the sixteeu-Jl our immigration laws to keep out un from beasts would, like a spring that suppose that In the mltidle of the sea we should find sur- , Itself to death or exterminated Itself long ago. and brass, were found to possess a 166. Ill 1898 it fell to 127, ,3| similar property of being excited to desirable aliens. Perhaps she has no Is walled in, staguate for want of an cease from them; but certain conclusive observation, lately , Pathos Is beautiful. Tragedy Is absorbing, the emission of Invisible rays by the H*7. There was a slight ->,3 tice! how udmlratdy these restrictions outlet. Addison Insists that “there is reeonted show’ not only that "even the water of the central But both pathos and tragedy are Instantly action of the tube. On two occasions 1800 and in 1901. but in «¿3 w ork here. no real life but cheerful life,” and portion of the North Atlantic Ocean Is not wholly free from • routed by the laugh. Professor Goodsp««ed has suffered from first time since aceurite Steel«« says, “I am persuaded that ev bacteria," but that the germs In s«-a water are increasing Laughter has sunshine In it. It is warm Learned men thete were less than Mn|ynq3 "The trainmen Jumped on the rails I inflammation of the eyes and throat ery time a man smiles, but tnueh more In numbers. No sea water and no rain water has been have searched for the secret of life, What is it but good and tied to the station.” This explains when sleeping In a room where X-ray the first six months of so when be laughs. It adds something found perfectly devoid of germs, though the rain water humor? That's the secret of life being worth living. in a large measure the disaster on the experiments had been conducted, and 45. which sugg<*sts that tin« to this fragment of life." Giggling, of over tbe deep sea Is more nearly free from them than the What sunshine Is to earth good humor is to man. Take J Paris underground railway. The train he thinks the cause may have been the be even freer from thia course. I m quite another matter. Laugh rain water that falls over the land. Not all time wander tbe smile and the laugh away and It would be the end than 1902. We must reconl vjJ men failed to do their duty. ««»eondary radiation from tbe air or ob ing may be overdone, There la no ing germ, are hurtful, but Some of them are. The conclu of man. gret, however, that nesrl; i fool like one who makes fun at the sion Is rapidly being developed In the lay mind that, the Men can't fight while they enjoy a joke. Death him- jects in the room. the six month,' total occurred J Schwab is reported to be forming a wrong time, The smile that comes microbe being omnlpres«»nL one Is as safe from him In one self recoils from the laugh. The man In a good hum«',r Experiments made some time ago Tabulated by State,, tk faj tailors' trust, which is to t>e modeled from a really cheerful heart Is never place a, another. Harper’s Weekly. has an enormous advantage over tbe man who is angry. by Messrs. E. G. Nichols and G. F. show Georgia In tne lead, vitli» after tin cigar dealers’ trust. Is the out of place, Rut there are laughs Anger Is dark. Bitterness Is filled with shadow. Intoler Hull were thought to prove that the sippl. Louisiana, Alahama. Tong glad time coming when we shall with and giggles that are only mouth deep. deflection of a comet's tail on ap Tennessee following. ance Is grim and black. Prejudice is blind. in M J every suit receive a coupon and have Why Men Eat Too Much. Own If you can one of those welcom Good humor—with the smile snd the laugh—Is sunshine proaching the sun is due to pressure of Sts teat has the number of I tm ,^ a chance after saving up IMiT.lOO of ATING Is the greatest of all our standard ing faces that bring tbe sunshine to In which objects are plain and distortion disappears and light. A mixture of dried puff-ball the past twenty years reatMl them to get a graphopboue? amusements. A great number of people ob life's shadow««*! allots. He who giv«s spores and emery sand was poured But. though lynching, wherein phantoms become nothing.—Denver Post. viously eat a great deal more than they need, most joy ever receive, most. Ilap- through a kind of hour-glass hole in a in number, the area in which The college student» who went Into and Ifls entirely credible that a large propor vacuum tube, a beam of light forty -cur grows. They are met nJ the Western liarv« st Helds to spend piness 1» forever an export joy. Tbe tion of the moderate eaters might thrive as occasional hearty laugh Is good, but The Automobilist. times as strong as sunlight t>eing ttirn- States wherb a generation qd their vai-ation were not afraid of well and look as handsome and work as han! b.-tter still Is tbe steady sunshine of a work. It la safe to conclude that HERE are a great many people in the world ••d on the particles, and the light puff would have been thought iopn smiling h«*art and face. Happiness and live as long on a very much restricted diet. But would wilt'll they are graduated they wUl who do not seem to realize that their rights ball seeds—only a tenth as heavy as This revea's an evil no longer | the joy of life continue unimpaired for them? The native- continue in the same courageous seldom comes as one gr«*at moonstone, end exactly where those of their fellow-beings water—were blown aside while the al, but of national concern. born could subsist for 11 cents a day. but would they but rather as a thousand little beads of eour-e in which they liaxe le-gun, and begin. We are unwilling to believe there are emery continue«! to fall vertically. Cor- One touch of nova! heroin ■» Joy which we string upon the threads think life was worth living on 11 cents’ worth of food a will receive the reward of courage, many who are made up of “the combination ; rected calculations now indicate that ates the Wilmington lncides a day? No, they wouldn't. That la one thing that alia them of daily duty and opportunity. namely, that approval of their fellows of Bllfil and Black George" which that mordant the problem is not as near solution as father of the victim, when ht < —Harper’s Weekly. which brings success. fnlan. John Randolph, of Roanoke, accused Clay of was supposed. The eff««ct Is ten times that there was talk of lyneit.»1 ONE Of ENGLAND'S BE AU If ULU OMEN being, with the result of meeting on the field of honor; as great as the pressure of light could conf'«ssed criminal, pablished * Summer Life on the Earm. Civilians are apt to regard the naval but there are some who. without being either rogues or produce, some unknown force seeming tetter begging all good dt- > and Joint maneuvers of the army and HERE apj«e«r- to be a steady demand forslght- hypocrites, or anything else condemned by the written or to have taken part, and further experi await the orderly proceMtfki i navy along our coast ns elatsirate and ly farms In the New England States and a moral law. constantly forget the rights of others. Consider ments will be made, using, if possible, Is a minister and. sufferigf rather expensive comedies. For those growth of that taste which makes people of the untamed automoblllst. He is next of kin to the bicycle lighter particles and a more perfect provocation hardly thinkable. «riJ acthely engaged therein, however, mesns prefer the rest of country life during the scorcher who ran his devastating course a few years ago. .vacuum. himself worthy of the Ma*t«»4| thes«- war games are no jokes. In summer, to the «'onfuslon and crowds which What Is It that makes a man apparently sane otherwise Itevelopment of the great natural re undertaken to ,«*t before oiks as every other respect than In the ale make life at a summer hotel wearisome and wish to ride at a reckless speed through the city streets, sources of the tropical belt of the earth exemplar.—Churchman. seuce of In ill) p ill they have al! the «null people home In the fall a» tired, !f not more so, than i endangering the lives of others, as soon as he thinks he is, in the opinion of tbe Hon. O. P. characteristics of actual welfare. The when they sought relaxation The exit-union of steam and knows how to operate one of those unconcealed deadly Austin, chief of the Bureau of Sta WOMAN SUCCEEDS ONU strenuous rivalry Is there <1 the trolley lines has robbed country life of a large part of lisi weapons? tv ere we Buddhists we should believe him to be tistics. a necessity for the future prog Mr» E. G. Taylor Makrn U .«I strain of coustant alertness, as If Isolation and helped Induce people "to go back to the land." i a reincarnation of the war horse described In the Rook of ress of the world. Although this belt Commercial Travel««. I th-- participants were really ro ,’iles Old farms, which a generation ago hardly kept a family Jo t gt »»allo« j «he ground with; fierceness an4 rage. contains pra<’ticallv oue-balf or «he Mrs. E. G. TNylor. e«finnim i I alive are *<>onA to hsvs a n-*rlret ve«wA wrnr > pan® a;us * ’ ‘ He „ trumpets, Ila, ha; and be land area of the globe, it now contrfb» eter. representing a Bridgepin , I of bill. vale, lake and river which courted nothing I « tbe | Bussi» was with!; II» rights when :■>. ladelphla Ledger. utes but one-sixth of the exports which house, is stopping at an upto«» I it declined to receive the petition for enter into international commerce. With In an Interview with a ComMk I the punishment of the <>IU< lais whose a fair man and a fair woman are the many third. France fourth and Aus- the growing population of the world porter. Mrs. Taylor said: I negli ct made the Klshenef antl-Jewlsb and the increase of facilities for trans comrades. I have invariably j trli Hungary fifth. “Why do 1 sign my nsme I riots possible. The right of Interna Should Dark Women ♦ beat found that their pursuits are entirely ■ -t’.'- '’itlstlc show that 29.000.- portation, a change should he wrought hotel register, 'E. G. Tajl« * I tional petition Is not Secureil by 000 people more than ten years of age in this respect. Science has shown how- York?’ The reason is. nodoak* I ? Marry Dark Men/ | different. International law. Nations may The fair man and woman are Saxon are engaged In productive Industry. life and health can be protected in the ous. I was born in Cavemlif.1 I celle petitions from outsiders or to the core, and love fields, animals, i More than one-third are In agriculture, tropics, and India, southern China and and received my education in kF I HMALrK.rP as pleaies them. The effect of They do th«*se thing* differently In mud. long walks, and the pleasures of a fifth in domestic and personal ser other Oriental countries contain popu lie 'schijols there. I married I • I Klabenef protest, however. Is as great England. If one may Judge by the fol nature, while the dark couple crave vice, a fifth lu trade and transporta lations capable of laboring, and willing lows Falls. Vt. My husband iljj as If It ha<i been formally received In lowing article In an English publica excitement and are mentally more tion. the professions hold a meager to labor, in the tropics. Finally, Mr. years ago, and I have traveled St. Petersburg. An active eani|>algn tion on "Should a Dark Woman Mar- acute. twentieth, while a fourth are In a Austin points out that in comparative years, representing Thomas P iW for the punishment of the guilty la In Mrs. Alfred Harms worth, wife of the ry a Dark Man?” The conclusion of the matter •««eni, manufactures and the mechanical pur ly rec«'iit years practically all of the wbo. however, is no relative of a | pri.gr«>», and some of the rcs|>oi>slble tropics, except tropical America, have 1 know there is a scientific law. to be that a man must choose his wife suits. Including mining. officlsls have already felt the Czar a "Napoleon of Journalism.” 1» one of 1 have been successful: but it * the ben titles of London Her house In | "Likes repel, unlikes attract” Rut according to what position he wishes displeasure. An Ingenious statistician has figured lx»en brought under the control of tem aim always to be more sa Berkeley Square has held some won surely It Is a far cry to fit an elec her to fill In bls life. If he wants out the relative proportions of the sex perate-zone countries. trunk is a large one. and within*! The friendly act of a Mcotsman In derful companies. e»|teclally during the trlcal statement to souls, Though, of something to worship, something to es eugage«l In these manufacturing age excess of 25 pounds. I w«*»l the b|»«nish Amerl an war was lately diamond jubilee. She is a curio collec «•ourse. love may be a subtle kind of delight his eyes, something to pro pursuits as follows: If a given estab TO SAVE ANCIENT TOMBSTONES a hand satchel to show dmcrllad by our consul at Southamp tor of note and. like her husband, an magn«*tlsm. In which case undoubtedly vide relaxation when the «lay’s work lishment employing 100 persons de part, but have my trunk :ak*J the «lark should marry the fair. la done, he should choose a gol«len- sired the typical division of men. worn Work Begun to Preserve Those in tho ton. who was formerly consul at Mon euthualastlc automobile driver stores when it is Impossible foil» Historic Hancock Cenetery. The great advantage of this seems tuitred maiden. If he wants passion en and children. It would be obliged to tevideo The Oregon was expected, to view the samples at tbe hdH I FINEST HOUSE IN MICHIGAN In accordance with a vote passed re that, roughly speaking, fair people ate devotion and poetic fervor he and It was also anticipated that she employ seventy seven men more than “With the exception of a x«*l would be short of «"oaL Th«« consul Torn Down an<l Khlppe«l to Brookline, take life more easily than dark ones, should sel««ct a girl with raven hair 16 years of age. twenty women more cently by the city council of Quincy, holiday 1 travel the entire y«’•! the city engineer of that place has and are less nervous and more ami anil dark-brown ey««s, but he must run than 16. and three children or young could not buy so iniK'b as a pound of "Y Mo»»., to He Re-erected. 7 * begun to make „------------ —• an accurate plan of the ing all the large cities east of * I fuel One evening n Scotsman came To transport a bouse from Michigan able, Therefore the Ideal mate for the risk of a vehement temper and a peraon. more than 1«. the dark, energetic. old historic Hancock cemetery in City slsslppl River, and In winter highly strung to his door, and said. ”Y»u want to Boston la a tank which few would Jealous disposition. If he Is a farmer' The King and the Reporter. square, say, the Boston Transcript. a period of two months. dev't-MJ coal?” The man hail no power to sell, undertake, but that Is just what J. M man Is the blonde, placid, good tern or a quiet buslnees man he should King Alfonso of Spain has been say This burying ground Is nearly 250 time to the large citie» ! *« R but he pointed out that be had eight Longyear, former mayor of Marquette. per«»d woman whose caltnuese will marry bls physical opposite. be*-ause 1 ing to a Spanish newspaper what he years old and contains many quaint Southern States, save I’iorida iiundre«! tons on board ills vessel, and Mich., lias done. Mr Ismgyear live«! cool his Impetuosity. the contrast Is mere piquant. Rut if "Many incidents occur wb1*^ Just In the same way the golden- he Is a man dependent upon his brain thinks about the press. Could any headstones, tbe Inscriptions on which said he pitied the Amerh-an captain In a palatial mansion on the shore of who could not put his ship alongside, Lake Kupcrlur. Ills house was the halre«! girl with violet eyes will prob for a living, bls first need Is sym thing be more modern than a king are fast becoming obliterated. Every Ing that relieve the monotony take out tin- bags of coal, and then finest In tbe Rtate and rvpres««t>t'*<! nn ably be drawn to the dark Itallan- pathy. and this will be found In the descended from an ancient line of stone and tomb in tbe cemetery will ly a rather fleshy woman bad “cut the pa luter.” The Oregon did not lookllig fellow whose eloquent brown woman who Is of the same coloring monarchs consenting to an Interview now t«e numbered and an accurate rec- ly sec ured the privilege of call. but. said the consul, such an act eyes seem to sp-wk a worlil of passlou- and similar temperament. with a reporter? This Is the way the ord of the names on each will be kept. the car part of her houwb""- of friendship touch««! his heart, al* ate yearning. This little cemetery, situated in the and many of her pets. AatoMj young ruler delivers himself, or the though It dent'd law and order. There His eagerness. his audacity, will way London M. A. P. translates him: heart of the city, probably contains ter was a rooster Tb« FIGURES RUN IN MILLIONS, were eh«'ers from the a»»einld><d Amer move her more than a blonde lover's The truly Impartial periodical, which the remains of more illustrious people reniiu«le«l me of the sign 1 ODor 1 ican »nil British sailors and marines Maxon handsomen«*~s The dark lover Immense Proportion» W hick <»ar Ma n- applauds with enthusiasm all that is of revolutionary times than any other front of a general merchant nfactarers Have Attained. anil their officers when the story was will be her Ideal, the force of contrast good and censure, with energy all one burial spot around Boston. The out Few Americans have sn adequate that Is evil, will ever merit the first headstone of which there is any treacle, goxlly books and P will draw them together, and they si li will be. in the eyes of the world, a conception of the greatness and Im • ere esteem of those wbo prefer the record was erected to the memory of sale here.’ It would nut be advisable to Instruct portance of the manufacturing Inter Interests of the nation at large to the Rev. William Thompson, the first “The hotel clerk, J perfectly matched pair any minister of the people In easy ways of killing them old First Meeting with gentlemanly «•ons.'lor’’ J I know of (loxnu of good ladles who ests of the country. In fact. It Is al other consideration. selves They are altogether too fond house. In 1666. The first tomb In the traveling men often eiten J sigh their loudest and exclaim. "l>ear most Impossible to conceive It. even To reflect the state of opinion___ of suicide ns It Is. It really seems, and me! We shall see what we shall see" when we read in the c«*nsus reports to Income the echo of Its need, with place was built in 1675 for Dr. Leon- that show their g—lnew " J however, that there la n«w««l for popu when they hear that a dark man and that there are more than half a million out It, prejudices, and with serenity ard Hoar, third presldent of Harvard a convention-crowded dtj. * J lar education In such matters whlc|j outlay "of fj.'s I «• *“ a «lark girl are going to make a match establishments for tbe manufacture of of mind to Mcriflce the secondary end College and an ancestor of Senator were filled, they ha»* will keep people from torturing them railroad rvcelv«'d the right of of It According to them the doom some article of «xtmmerce. And these to the common good is a most beauti- George F. Hoar. The second tomb surrendered their roo®’' selves to death with carbolic acid or along the lake front, close by establishment» an« using capital to the was built In 1699. and was for Ed gone elsewhere to search fu! Ideal, ami one that fall, perfectly rat poison If they must kill them Iamgyrar’s house Thia gaYe the rulli of the unfortunate «-ouple Is settled, mund Quincy, one of the first of that —New York Commerctai because their hair ami eyes are the amount of ».SK.0M.W». ami employ aelvea they should not endure unn«*ces lonalra offense and he orderwt the within the scope of the mission of the Ing 34*7.174 clerk» and officials ami press. Illustrious name In this country. same In color. sary agony Carbolic add has attained house torn down and taken to Brook This Is going too far. We've all «age earners to the number of 5.31«. Straw In EarP’'“ In this cemetery are buried tbe Rev. surprising vogue as a lethal agent, line. Mass , where It will t»e re-erected 1 read the newspapers with interest Rtrj The ancient Egyptian, M" know n happy couples who were of the John Hancock, once a pastor of the probably be«-auae It Is cheap am! easily for the use of the family Practically, anti take especial delight tn those But If the mind refuses thia high hnr- which, like Die Woche. for Instance, First Church across the way. and for making bricks wba.h procured It «-an t»e lumght at any no other satisfactory dtapoaltloo coni I Mme complexion, just as we’ve known them very hard, yri e»sy ’. uuhappy pairs whose coloring made a die what Is the mental condition of the keep their renders Informed of th«» father of Governor John Hancock of drug store and a nickel's w««rth Is suf be made of It. Its great value made fine contrast. ,«*l fellow who tries to jump tbe fact that advances made tn lienee and Indus revolutionary fame, who marrle! “Dor Ameriran engineer. flclmt to kill Yet It In a most ago It unsalable and It could not be rent d thinks he has discoreroi - othy Q.: ” Henry Adams, wbo fled from >7.343,144.755 worth of raw material For the comfort of the dark haired nising instrument of death. It Is a profitably. try. I think that It Is expedient even gd the dragon persontlon In I»evon,hire. The Egyptians use«l strn gltl wl»o hopes to marry a man whose la «-.«nsumed annually by thia array of powerful ewhanitlc—It actually burns necessary, that the current «lailv nar The Mtslern Version. locks are almost her own color. I’m factories. an«l makes ont of this ma rative of event. In the world, which England, and also his son. Joseph ing straw in water .nd - p »4 and destroys living tissue wherever It Cinderella was weeping bitterly Adams, who wa, one of the original with it he found that ‘ J going to qu««te a few of the things terial manufactured products worth tom-bee. Tbe man wbo drink» car excite public curiosity, an<l at time« ' Never mind. ” aal«l the fairy with proprietors of tbe township of Brain shapely brick,; th«1 I luxe Iftrnrd from a close study of altogether »13 .•14..'X7,4W’ That sum l««4l<' acid iHtiira ll«|ul<! flame down his anxiety. *b«»tild be associated with art. • Is nearly ten tlm««s the author!»«*! capi which delights as Well as Instructs^ tree and member, of the Quincy fam deform In baking. ■ throat It corrodes and eats away tbe wave of her hand. “1 will make you a some few hundred married couples. twentieth century rook” ily. almost without number, are burl-d the effect due to t-«“ If. then, you want to Inspire a tallsatioa of the greatest corporation lining of the whois digestive tract. Tbe sn.l with selene» whose discoveries Hereupon her ihten hastily return fierce, overwhelming paaalou In your >>n earth, tbe United States Steel there, as are many members of the water. Further ex;* ensuing torture Is Imiracriliable Rat ------ —. I c<>r should be popularized, especially those poison la largely nia«le «< arsenic, one ed from the hall and l>egged her to •over, you will have a better chance poratlon It represents the actual »al that affect Industry, so that all who Hoar family. On a marble slab which that from one half of the <l«*adlles' and crudest poisons take eight nights out every week._ if you are his physic«! opposite. But us of the States of New York and nee,I lnstra<-tlon may have what is covers the grave, of the Quincy fam the tannin of con.me ' ily Is the family coat-of-arms, cut tn resistance of the •' uncx- if yon wish to Inspire d««ep ami lasting I'eunsylvanla combined. known to the chemist It produce« Harper's Baur. useful side by side with what Is recre •late stone, resembling lead. This took friendship, you will have a better The product In 13M> was less also economi«^ ........... «-voo«"------ pains compared with which tbe tor New tsignal MaUaM by ative. the place of the «»riglnal roat-of-uHM, bricks dried “ In '“'/«he kda-«^ ..... of tures of cholera morbus are Inslgnlfi The l ulled State, signal corps will chance by being bls physical counter nearly 34.600.«».«»». while that 13» was .«nly a ll.tle more than »!.- Tbe average woman can't understand which was cast out of lead, and which solid than t those ----- Of «ant. It exritee unquenchable thirst, establish wireless telegraph stations part. was. during tbe days of the revolu Globe. L«w>klng roumt the w«tmen I know OM».»n«1& We rank first am«mg where the tr uble began, recalling with gripes, convulsions. I teeth by arsenic at Fort Davis. Safety Harbor, Mt _ —----- the i;S Mt ’ c;..„ pri«le In herself that she always n,tt tionary war. cut from the tombstone Is horrible In tl«e extreme. Yet these Michaels. Fort l'lggons. Rates Rs pl.Is who are. first and foremoat, their hus man «if».-taring nations of the earth. Owning a I*«“'“ and melted Into bullets. Y ob bar* two agencies seif dost rod I ou are and at Valdes, where connection will Iwind«' chums. I am amsxe«! to find the for we prod new. aerordlng to the most her husband with a smile. Ing one »hlrt It was In this old cemetery that the moot freqn«-ntly employed Car« be had with the submarine cable Ui majority are dark and have «lark hue accurate authorities, about half as How often men tell things, and then President John A«iam, was buried un while it 1« bring w band». l«oUr acid leads, with rat poison a does Puget Round. much as all of Europe rombfned. tbe Work now; you C,B In the rare cases I know of, where United Klogiloo» ranking next. Ger sdd. "I wouldn't have it knwn that It til his later tomb under tbe First I non from me” Than why tell Rj Church wa, ready to receive hi, body. are dea& TOPICS OF THE TIMES OPINIONS OF GREAT PAPERS ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS [XI ITI w [Ë] I
