Eugene daily guard., April 21, 1906, Image 3

THE CHILDREN
Bonn Ihoaldcra.
the moat common deforml
of ihe day l one tUat with cun
:ttenilon caa be remedied. It U .
IS" i i,nhlirpd or Rtnnnhiir lmh,
VWS loy how this tendency tc
" .... nalnful doirree.
..,ted to a
d jet by raising oneself leisurelj
toes In a perpendicular post
Jrveral times a da.Othls deforOtJ
M a rule be euslly refilled. To dc
?! nrnnerly one must be in a perfect-
a perfect.
kipriltM position, tbe arms -ropiCt
" . -ha. the heels well tola .her ami
r me nv
J, toes forming an angle of fortyui
Seri-ie should be made very slowl)
j from tbe ball of botlufeet. ami
i descent sliouiu oe accoiirj-u-ueil ic
?! Kime y. without swaying tht
5r out of l's perpendicular line. Tin
tue Is not an easy one, but. Ilkt
jaar other things, may be accomplish
d by patience. It cunJ.e uioillncd.
too, W auilliig ttrst ou one leg, rhet
lie other. O
Inflituus aud raising the chest at tif
0B tiuie form a part of the exorcist
(jj If persevered in win uit natcij
jlotr nn Increased chest measurement,
fvelopaient of lung powW and erect
Fortunes In MozitUB.
- rertmi'h mltl1 1'e:-"u'1 under Uii
i)Dt!n. This is a way to te'.l fortunes
jbe girl horn In January will lie a
prudent -housewife, we lire told; row!
jitureOutij"'"" 0 melancholy.
Kebrumy "tiininie and affeetionntt
.. irtfe and tendervis mother.
Slardi-A chatterrTox, tiio,
ial given t quarrels.
April-Pretty, dainty, 'Luconst:-
storm)
iteut anf
B: given to stutiy.
Mtr-IIandsome in person ami con
trntcd and happy In spirit.
jnne-Guy, Impetuous and will mar
rj early. -
July Fair to look upon, but sulsy 9
tourer a jealous.
August Amiable, prnctlcal an wll'
narry rich.
p..tnmliiLn!eilpnt nlViiblo nml n-nn
oeiitiu..v0
I -Ani'r heloved.
October Pretty, eoqneftisb and often
times unhappy without cause.
Xov
Jber Liberal, kind, amiable
md tboughtfi;
I Mt others..
PecetuUgr ell proportioned, gay,
load of novelty and Inclined to be ex-
h Wvagant Chicago News.
lld R4)Heiu1ilancei.
Every boy and every girl, too, fot
I -Aatjter has noed the llkeneS
I Jtbat cocoairat 'benia to a monkey'i
iku!l and face, but there are niuig
etlJ queer Tesenlances In nature,
lie meat of ttt English walnut, for In
itance, is almost exactly like the Jm
Ban lijn. plmns and black cherries
iw like the human eye, almoilikt
thf nose nndan ojiened oystetnntl
jlell an almost perfect likeness of the
tijin ear. The shape of a man'.s body
may be traeefl tn the igjimmoth squnsli
the open hand In growing scrub wil
lows and celery Old the human earl
b)$!splant and German turnips. Many
of the mechanical devices o the pros
entday are based on patterns furnished
b; nature. The rooting hog sugges o?.l
liieplow; the butterfly, the door hinge
lie frog stooj, the umbrella: the duck
He ship, iI fuugs growth on trees,
tbe bracket a
Boy Inrenforn.
It may not. m generally known tlial
many of our greatest Inventors lsan
their work -when mere lads in their
early teens. Marconi, the mous in
ventor of wireless telegraphy, tvos but
fourteen when he sefejip his first crude
apparatus. In which tin biscuit boxes
Md important places. At sixteen
Samuel f'oninton licir.in umft o the
planlutPuiuie, which he perfected be
(ore he was nineteen. Ell Whitney
h concelvedaie Idea for the cotton gin
fneu he was only thirteen. Sir John
Brown was a lad of sixteen when he
Invented In his mind the conical spring
frlTer for railway tracks nu Inven-
Uon y hich Qiufc him ImulCnsely rldi
"jjater years.
The Tom of a Cntn.
Representative Gillespie of Texas
rtose resolution asking for infoujin
ftyn concerning the community or ln
lerests of the rennsy-nnln. BaSmore
nd Ohio nnd other rnllronds wiyijpass
d by Uie house, came to congress the
trst time on the toss of a coin, snP the
xw York World. De Is from the
Twelfth district nnd first served in the
F(fJ.v-elghth congress. There were
tlree candidates for the nomination,
fjeral thousnnd ballots were taken.
'aiallj- it was decided to break iuc
deadlock by the tossoG a coin. The j
""ttl tunn was eliminated on theJirst i
and Gillespie won the aeconuHtoas ;
thenomlnatlfln. I
U
S
What the Children Did.
Dll. r-"i ,
A little girl attending jjne of the puu-
"eoools In Paris had V Ony at home
nurse the Qjaby whenever het
joother went o jt to work. The ichool
llren took up a collection and pledg- j
f tliemselves to pay the mother an.
ch as she could earn In order to en-
0"ile her to stay at home and send the
"no toscfiool.
Teilily. Sentinel.
Last nlwht I woke up In the dark.
All shiv'rinff In my bed
For fear a glnnt would c.Jn Q
And roar, "1 want you, Ti?U
My Bwor.1 was Q the nursery,
-Vy shield and helmet, too, O
Ani. all defenseless as I waa,
S'dtath, what could I do?
O nQnll at onr I saflQ-fct lljl. Q
As happy ns a lark,
) rerause way down In O" fron' yn
1 heard old Rover barK.
A-1 then I b that I was -.'
The r'int '(1 n.ver dp.re O
Q To e-Q touch O'QrMet fi'
Vi'lin Jtovar Wiilcliii.il Ui.
Uieiwi
SLEEP IN THE FRESH AIR
Of Be,9, , w, prap
" roOO"tivr..
eQ 0 "dr! lu tow,, a-A ,., ,hilik
there Is Koliictbiu:: unh.Mltln-.il '..
?'."uj '"'ful mi u'i,lu a.r
This learn the
... . .
- ..-i v.m-c ut u
larse .roijirttou of sli-k.iess u j iK.ath. i u
K'le-n-esa Mir an.l t.ui i,Vi i
I
j
and Wiuk are die causes f lao.TTS,
coi:in-..u Ills tint fesh is heir to. O
iiiO-.nj .-.v.q.m- aiost UH!) in ih.
tl'tU cnitQ-ui,,. s-l.-fj, W,, Ul..,r )Vja
llou-s shut or own In, , ,
ho.Q. ,
Kt. Th,
or ro..tu Is heated bv aav f-.r
unci- or other uumviitii:,tj,14 s.vs--
couii-l!iuir o.ie to breathe b.i.l air o",
V O . ' lu"vH,'"l, e tc
i-.iu ou ir.e ni-nt uiij w
(lows mid tleep in pKinn- oTr,h i
Od they nfcti&Vr ladmr -M -C.
... ur.iui oi coioq J5lhit were tr;;.
how Ik it that a fee.Cr emaciate 1 nn
md
run dov.'i
cousuitintive. with ...-. Inn .
In the grave, can praeiically slee;i out
iioiirs in z,.K weail.fr uaj with hetieli
Q)! efi'.H'tsS
While the fresh aiQn-jffti-it or con
str.ll'itlou has b-en i i r. . ,.
toi-luiis lor several year;. It is o-ivO
oaly
witliia t-.vorQ:-c.. ye r Ost h
lis has r.-ali v., fiat it Is i.. Ul1 t
pa i
always neeessa;
with cf:li.;.'.:::;iti
' for llio Otbreat -ne 0M,
l to -to to the Ad iron- '
(lacks or i Qirtrlo or s.i::io
tively hi.h n-A i!-;yOr,tnat(
iher r.-l i
1 t fi ii
tuey i-i-i --et InvhT
liiintr out
il-ors l:i their o-V b-n-ky.trj oO-van b
eepllrc with rt ir I : only in fit
fresh air. P.nt iRios vnt s:v:n,n hare
enterel tbe l:.:9: t.r ..O- olivse in
tell, fjt -eo !e :h -.t K fre-h r.h- is sn
an mil.tiil'cr of the-k n0 feel.'.e
howMuttcii nion-0i"--iit!il and beneiOl
elai must IMuo in maln'aiultif a iTerrrw
of health and stnm'.-.h that Is t'j? best
po'sl'de iusur-0-e a .-:i : :i 1 :- fonn ol
disease. 1 cannot S!ili too stron-'.y on
this su'ije.'t. Of eotti -e people w!;o ere
llOt accustomed In f'-..sli ulr v1.",,,!.! ,,
make the el.-itr-e too tmi'SSvSsf-i-'
should gradually neeust.i tliem -el -c-f
to more ntnl more air u-itll they r.t ltt-u
Si"CI In nlilifvly rnrc nnd Pe-h a!-.
-At Airondack rhvslclr.n in (Inol
nsekeb.iiK.
a.
Iliitr.tti l.-ii. mUH'
For a Hike
To -bold sbi,o for a risa re';uires
thorousle lwledge oftae piieit
represented certiiuly that Itstgyerits
are suith nsQ) ciffVy It tStufsaily to a
higher value, and a mind sufficiently
serene and Grm to witness undisturbo
the ebb aud flow of market prie.-s. It
Is by this policy of patience and scrim- j
ity that the Uo'dfhllds and otliers
have made great fortimi'by KwiLing
up tocks when thJ? wore ebeap and
awaiting the pro.-ireKR of the gars to
clve them value. How much caa somo-
times be made lu this way may be
Juuji'ed from the fact that nn investor
who hadrfiiut $:1i.'-'7o. Including coin
missions. Ttlto l.OtiO shares of Ar.terio.ri
Saieltin-j comni'tg stock when it wss
SL'Iliii'.r for 3'.;?i lu Oeto er. If -3. would
have been a'iitoSbar.ze $1.-. 7.00ft. or a ,
profit of ?120.i;h!0, lu November. 1'.''
Vet It is doul.tr if one man In me--Ica
outside of orbrlmil holder, who
were uSinoved by market fluctuations.
ffljiyi the itgjience nuirforKlj;ht to pur-
s-ue tliis course. Charles. Conaut laa
Ailautic.
A Aw IIIbIi KL- Iteconl.
ileteorologists are interested in se
cui observations at hi,:h altitudes
by means of kites, and lately at the
neroiiauiioifl olgeiatory at Linden
biu's, Prussia, u record lor height was
uiaJe. a kite boiii;, sent up to au alli
tu.' aj' U1.100 feet. This was ucco.u-pli.-hed
by sending up six kites at
S.i'il to each other by the u-ie .9 a
length of wire line !iejvo:;imntiiig(v
At leit lu length, 'in iusiruuic.il
carrieu by thikite recorded a miui
mum teniperuture of 13 degrees F. as
compared with -11 degrees Fat tile,
earth's surface. At the maximum nltl- I
tmie the wind blew at a rate of U.iy
six miles iuj hour us compared Willi i
eighteen iniiescl
hour at tiie snri'ai-e.
ne.Wv l.lWl''et the previous record :
unule by M. "cisseiie de Bort in the
Diiltic sea Uyin-iis kite troiu a rr.iu
Ish gunhoiit.-IIailierVeekiy.
Drrnitfnl lliirlnl CerOnonr.
Awiss traveler. Paul Brun, who has
returned fr?Q two nut a hair years
travels among tha savage tribes of the
Kongo, describes in his recently pub
j i ,ip iful l.iVrinl eere-
lished Journal the dreadful l.Wial cere-
- n ni.iof .r tho ninn eatilltl
paj.ote Tn(, l0(y t set In a chamber
,lrtII.-i n i.0 bm 0f a deep dlteh,
ln(o wijjch youm? ?lrl are thrown, ,
ijeir annsOind less broken with n club.
r i IJ.i.i. 41 .K1..P nroVwilljl
,i ia tniretiierwith his wO.ou.
. espce'0y his cnn. which Is broken
. fr, ,hfr m.c eaI-s is then
fllle(1 ,q an(1 Ua wTes slaves ara
6la(n ovcr ti)e
. q
cbineae nmra.
jhe Is one rcsiict In which, ac-
Mrdlucrv a correspondent, tn Japa-
nese can teacn me uinese uoiiium .
a military way. and that Is In reiQ"'!
to the cavalry. I he Chinese b,,lvtM
horses as good as QvlHW'n 1"
orlfSU.d are botn,- -men. wni
have noWns to wjn iroiu r.uro,.e
America. ine jupiiu.--.i- ... j
j . 1..... I.. I.A.a,.til:i1l. lln.
ueiiciciii. 111 11
"VrirO '""" rontwenr.
nOAnn V
iwlaam n'
j-t Ci ''.h.iiit
w TIip s .ICS X- I'Ul 1
.. ... I J V
' "blll-ltll.'
0;. r
t n : : 1 1
which 'n
. 'fin. -
enri'-es 1 'i 1 f-
Arecri.'nO '''''
3ird trli.iniin.O
o
coo oo
r a;ii'C ""
fol I w i
. I
Couct Carpi and KisDgLter j I
lOrnina; .J
When a a result of the Fr.Oco Pros-1
ton war the Hermans moved their ter-'
rilory wtw,-! a part of the border
l.ue wns t. riverJIojie. The cityO
oi .vVJy is on ilteM-rJafu aide of thr
r.v.'i- ajj L. ..,: wild from I'uris.
"'J Wiurauy the rrt'Uch uu oiu side t
mi.i II. . i .-. . ... .
1
;1 fc " 1 c "f f-'ftifyins. and eaM I
n"1' a eonsid.
O'T l'""s"1'I''"!l' eithon , f:,,3 ,.f s'lnbespeare
:Q "i.nuiiQ Kmu,.Q Vlllh-v aWim-ujlM and loV.
u """-'O
"- ''-"-li l.eaies..mt
of art.hfry.
IUHvting the gun Mi u f.u-t ueut
ll.-u a win. i- h.iiri.,1 ..'.1 m.
tiiuiiiu e;-.v0.iiviU;;y diwsed. with a
y.i'uig hu'.y U;::i:iik Q.vliouately It
h.s uruistroliea uwurd i. lieutenanl
and ViiigDi hitu while he made b.s In-
Jinn. KJ
iieu.
;.i ii... ..i.i "i ..i n
" o'ii.w i u-iv
mil h like to iiiiiuire what in drv'
heu. tlil N ; to the eirtjie Kiiiil In
i.a.i.iiu l..i;ue.i, ask h m Tvhat he
in " 'o " "l-A'
doii.g." Th.
Kin .ro.ee.ieii u let lT.tr.., . . n
W . .
... in ii.iui ui.l i;ev
father had Uhmi
-oi.iier In UvVjuug-r days in the Iff.
iau army :,M t,..k u iutere t In tht
lianes in T;fare, clleciiiUy in urms.
lire tarty yei.l's ago. w
Villiers retnrncd the bewitching
an. e sUnirina liianea kqc u nud
mdisl to expUdu lu her fa. net- thti
- """'r "f l""'l'R and tiring the
g'tu
the
"A u"'' aniiuuuitinn u e.l.
" 1 O1 "Ms Hsvafy Qtcrixtc.l in an.l '
rof,.;n:d!y astoiii.-lml atQe w m lerfltl
rhilliire In weupatis siluv be h.lil fo.ig'il
i'gi'u.Q Canhak'.i in l.s.itl. 'ffiSU;' I
-. I,..", gl,
kini'.s of at
sioiliei- 7'ms nml v iri iTis ' ..
iliiniunitu ty some ofw.vhieh
was a new ty- (f course the yrce
VillV-si,
t rill; iiiij tl!tn:ph Ii.t t i t!u it!.! ni.in :uul
to I km' through his own nml liar vyva,
:hore lu'intx two distinct l.); of cn-
YiMMutiou, wnr . I l.vo. She her1
soft ti -s ml on one of tht h: i;uus, ami ;
it wiis like th, touch of n kltMriw. J
Tlu'ii slie starti'il back ns if slir-lkul
lian.llftl a m;niaturt volcana.
Ilorf coi!ii"i llio DlliciT of thi il:iv."
snid Viirns Suddenly. "JMcne waik
ou, and I will join you after lie lias
.passed. "We are not pcrnilsl to give
any lufonnat; ou mil.
any one."
Jiry miitturj to
The yomiff lady fiomed to dif
ficulty In m:klngWiur frith ur unucr
staiul the reason for threiiii'-t. He
e:cntl.v oonl.l not why he .-.honlii
gt he ptiven ;.j)ie !nf jnnation above
boar he desired. Y hereupon Vlitiers
exphtiid tint the German govern
ment kept a swarm of Ppiea busy nil
the while tryiug to gain lnformritwtt of
the French Improvements
In arniR,
nmunin'on, movements of troops and
increase or rortiii(.ntion;i. 'ihe ota gou
tletinin nt this declined to nee; it any
iur:ner iiQiriii:iLiA.ii hi.ii.-il-
J)chig tired.
snt down on a bench. sP't daughter,
not so Hensltive, strolled along the par-
apct with the ofllr with a view to
serin? more Interest. ns sights.
"Slsuorliia," he said us soon as they
we-e rj)i t of liearlas. "I have been dc-
IlKlttrd. Hirllled, with ynur p -cscuci?
1"'"'
May I not have the lunar, (he
expilsittp'eaure. of earing ou you';"
"My father Is very old fu-dibiiod,"
she replied. "He will not consent to
my receiving any one whfi3 not noble,
lie always says Count Cnrpi's daugh
ter must not associate with any but of
her own kind."
"I nn see you ngnlfi. We are to
get in a new kln,if pvolecllle tonl,'ht,
put In secretly that the Germans may
nor trpt bold of it. Will you not induce
you- ru.Q-r to come and examine it?"
"1 will try," replied tin- girl, bludiing
ami hanging her head.
At 11 oVi-k that evening Count Tur
pi and his daughter were adnfj! into
th ' f vr. being passed by tl'c ird at
T.:lti'ii:int Villiers' order a.i I .'itbi
ul tin storing of tjious ii; i oT hclls.
C i: lit Carpi was ei'ivLLf.uii: bed with
the fuse of one of thr be.i.g caution
ed ly the lieutenant no ti . Ii nv it to
u," one. since his giving it m:ght cause
him to be shot fjr treason. 'iiie e.i :..t
put his hand ou h!sem't nij t.e -i.i:-.- 1
.that he would so iner le shit lii.m-c.f
than permit any one to vei'0. l:'y m..l
uight the work of storing tiie she! s
wis llnHbi'i
wus linlihed, and the count and
A:
daiter oeiarteiI
lie latter
communicate with Villiers at the
c.2-d opportunity.
Phe next miiiih' Lieutenant Vil-
Hers win eiietifrud with his Runs ou the
p.Oipet when, Imtkiujf out upou a
brill);", he saw an old man aiiJ a girl
wnlkitiR erOs toward (iernnin terrl-
tory. ihe pair were t yunr i arpi unu
ti;K.Q. Tiie lieutenant mulled. The
iir..m.n.llO. thu hi;nl.ni;irter of
tue otlleer iu eoniuiaud of tbe district
n1ul , ii,iniiTti to hh presence.
O "Well, HelloWt," said the oilieer,
..wjat did you Rather?'
O i. t n cln.nlotnn nlmif
v lii.l from n mnieton anont
.llrt ,, thp fort nml Inst nlKlit wit-'
npsSl6 ti1(! storing of n qow klml of
Rlvliut got to. HSr tne-ruse
utSfl.siSohliig lateij ucvlsed Jrwon-
dirful Invention."
lie handed the fuse to the ollloor,
who glanced at It, then threw It In his
fare.
"You ol'lfool,'
he sold, "that belongs
(1 n aiM,,tle pnttcfor snen. qtui
()l(,v wcr0 (1011111119 getting Ihein out
of ,bc wnv. Thcv evlib't tly got nn to
,! f.Psl youO Well. 1 think you
11H0
inniK j u
, n,p,.r g , bar k to your 1
IIIKC Sll ll.
kwU.rc nliont iwirarom tuiin
. .
And yon." tO'l' "' 'O
I . , ...... d-.,el 1 viilin
Kirl --nao i rj " " f l ' - .
I future. Voll mlSiit P'ek UP sou..-4
vnlltnlile.'
t.r'ii' l:nlly ttali uis
r;.!i 1: I O-''' P"i'':'1
-. r-; 1 1 1 1 - T I T 'fnt Licit-
rVr- contiijunlly
f r tiie' flf-niiJin ii
tenant Villiers si
Hi.
once and chop t lu-i " f :" T
o 00 0
" , , , viiaraiiie neu
BREVITIES!
THE HAUL OF FAME.'
Ctiarle l?nes of East I-elwmn.
.0 11.. ugtl eltityOiur. lius:.iil 'Ho
bushels of com last wasou.
IJvKeut I'allieresi il.e J'jjl pros-
MeSft Vf 1'rau. e wVrfu VMismi.h
f iu.lf.nher, aud he is l-tu:iJ (U te
t. U
r.
ron,::
Fre.leriik U M.irrls of New YjrU
illy p'iriiia.o.1 uQ &J-,;jw
juOi.ur
; . tra-'y
f r f S.'..
.lu soie t:iue be
O
The lion. V!liiaai Moore, chiif sec
ret. iry ot.Tasu! .u'.a, who r-'i'eutl re
cciiej con tratulatious on his iVUty
.l''ith lilrtliduv ' working
miu.stiT of ih,VKr? :".. u.
a
Stepheti Saiii.rd his given i"le.tno to
the Moutg.miWy t'ounty tN. Y.i His-
.
l.'.,..t I.. I.,,.. ... .,1.1,. I. ,(U
j Q
I
seuteil ta the society by ti
by tieuer.Q
Watts de IVyster.
I V
the most re-
u. ... ......... w..v
iibleQiien of his generation, has
just died lu I.otiaou. Ty b.s Invitiiive
uess he created at least three uew lu
I ustriei w'O combing l y uniehlnery.
the iiiiinufacuire of velvet ly power
l3.i'.i and the weaving of plush.
t'O. iiu James M i ireheii.l, n lirei.mg
IV.-.i.ii.iyiiite. who ftllov.i-l tiie son for
over f.o-ty year-i:ts litl.d u;i a i.l'iiiue
:;.!. n lu his h.ime In facsiuiiie of a
ship's eah'.n. lu no one particclar tloi-s
fie cabin" di.'er from a ciii.in on
y of t!:c full rig 4.oY5Vi'.iir A'ps lie
so lung eoniinaniied.
rg.--unt:-iWL'.iIliouii 1'
li K:!:j in of the
of ...! Qiil-
Uiiriy u.iitli k-Ji p.:ny
Ut.v, ii nv 8i:U.Jia'J iit 1" I MclU'liry.
is tlio .Mr'si iiuiu iu fill. t-r i ho unuy
or tiie u-.ivy. He vi k!: L'm cn:iuis
nn.l is n rv .utv-ms Ii.-j i.I'.Ii vn'.l A imiit
of lliri't yr:irs ctu-h. Thi'iv ari' fow bol-
Iit i:!mi'rs iu ux' ixrw.y tlnu lit'.
An;ircw Vnul. ui;itvh:il sit (.Iirnnl. Vix..
.........in ..,..., .... .,t
nu .. u ?1 yy. Illu, ,ie
jys oi'iils imu-Ii Ni Vr's U lw
; nr.in who swears liiiu in. This leaves
him a b'g shining silver half dollnr to
show for bis laltm. He is reri:ired jt
fu ish a bond in the sunt of .j).CbO.
Sl Tip l...t.l. Vf'.rl t..C..tf or t.nm.
v ' .... ', Ig, ,
pirative phiiologv at OxtuTd univer-
(2i . ..t... Ci . nt
hand imkI did not know how to read.
Tod.iy he is couriered ie of re most
learned men l:i(&ng!and. He compiled
the air.h jritatAv "IlnTland Uinleet Dic
tionary' nnj lus maue n umnl-er of
translations.
(5)
SHORT STORIES.
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During 100:3 no fewer than 2'il v
rcIs of HbO tans gross register and up
ward were totally lost. '
' Matihnttnn.Sovndn's l:i9t gld m!n-
lng,camp, which Is olshty-twi miles
from Tonopah. now has a newspaper,
the M.. W. F. Hond pah?JO for the
Qrsjcopy off the prs.
Ge use hViwcm. United States fish
commission, who has Inspected Wa-
((,r Hubble, the summer home of the
late Gcuertil Lft" Wallace, will reecim
nienil that the ivernnient accept It as
a place for tlsh cultures.
A sllvgatcr 'of n ilollar, bare of ,
ill wrapping, arrived safely at the post- .
oltlce at New Decatur, Ala., the other
ilay aud was delivered according to the ,
dreys wrltteu on a piece of i
f pajiel-
which was pasted on one-side of the
coin.
Dr01j, Scripture, who ha-bceu
.....I-:..,. I ii i.l. ll,.UVii,,!i.r
5 Sf.ilU.sni.il, institution grant, lias
secured a gramaph ,.:e record of the
voice of Kmpernr William of Germany.
. ... , . ., vnii. .mil
oiueuui at Wilmi ngton.
Tiie total Iu;:;iin p'lhitlou of the
"
1,'nlted States, exclusive of A laska, Hum
hered L'74,7Ui in PM. Of these 1HI.
U:i:i wore citizens' dress and s.'t.Uii
wore a inlxture of lu llan an I civilized
clothing. Tln' win could nail num
bered (W.1-17 and CP.oi.li eo:: car-.v on
nu ordinary conversntloii In Idglisli.
O GERMAN GLEANINGS.
It Is just nlfVit two years since tho
prouiis-(2ititbreak of the insurrection lu (.erman
soutnwesi Ainca. ine campaign una
cost Cermauy I'.U'K) men and $7.'tO,-
tMy iinoney.
Terliaps the oddest use to which boI-
fliers are put 'at the Heidelberg uul-
verslty, where the nbool of anatomy
draws upon the garrison for Its llvlnjj
onjici lessons. q
Though Germany has held Met, for
iliiftv.Kvn vnnni ch. t mill nibllriir tn
tiie strenRth of ltn defenses nml has
; lust built throe &hru irreat forts com-
mandlnK the plnteiiiiH of (iravelotto
and AmunvillieM.
Tti dlKfiinlM nWiiMrv sabers of Eu-
- .11 I . .1 .11 . . I n 17..
pnoA flnrt their wnv to CAinanr: tlieuce
tiR.y ru distributed 'JJ over the world
to me gnvngo trll.?"s of Africa, to
Aralja rebels In YcinejL even to Uus-
shin rMolutlonlsts. Tlfe other day a
GennnOurm 0"K,1( 1,1 ono ,ot 2fJ.ow
conjeQued French sabers.
O CD-
JEWELRY
JOTT
GS.
Dog collars' fiis'ii 'iiable for even-
lug wear In Jet, purls, preclons or
jo-rpoioui stones.
, w IV
SoVJq's gold - .'net rings have
-
l.u.L'L. W.i a-..l tllO llinifi tltll
is iiiu.li.sl to oli f!.-cv links. wT
vni iop inni optai 1:1 iinuii, iu
ioid n tiny photoTap:).
There Is 0 far.ey Jn t noi"f barlns
Mes monnte'!, nut :i- b u looms, but
fur their Leant v! Mo'int! In Rllver
tr p .d. Loin-.' dtily p dMied, they tiiny
(.. m.i ' uf ns t't-w II-i.;J. JuTrel-
f'ir'-ulnr-
-AVerkh.
oiSft teonST EVIL.
It la ilO ' ef tbe Ilrst Blol !
tbe Knttuna.
Ever' one who has conic tv " eiwtn
iPi.e maturity must have haVopiWnii
nt;y to o'werve for hUnself liow Kreal
t tbe 'os to noclety rt'e.i a tlrst rat
leu'i iM 's prematiir.'l If he leave
O -Q1'1 'eaves it bereft of his i.l
una I.Ts tntinlug ami exposed to perm
fr r.i wl.'ch he u.V-.it haVJ sh.el.'.e.l It
If he leaves ti'i faini'y iheiv Is the In j
i. , ic ie"L in.- k j .i.-ii ue uuui j
l: td. R.Wi. f.itli.-rt.- famlliei '
W . , , .... I -
tf.r
lOt v.QJ in s'dte of their ban
vrfJ In aplte of their Imuli i
cap. but t'le
uu'h-'ottetl Qilltil;e ot i
r.ead f:ltl?er tire
totnl loss. Mai '
! j
::: country, north and south, sufT
f;- ::
the I'.'.vli'.atio i of Its very bel
In the civil war cannot be com
. ... i
r I'. in i..iiy.-
icy of war to ".va ft'i
ll:.!is iensable liest blood nation
Pre.ii'cnt pavld Starr .lor.lVr bases a
very interestimt: argument in favor ot
petce. He has ho-'es that tht tiresc-f
i-e 'tnrr will sis the neri'.ta'te'-t estali
l.tvent of ivvioe for inanV.'.nd. Tin
- ei - iN of pea .Q to tv:!i:vt- be tn-ik
ttotVlriT of as eotirvfel with t'l ti
of war. I!N ar it -t"f all 'o.il i-i,..i
So call"d "deeiul ''it' irf ins iir.
i none (mSa''lnf'srtlmn natlon
that tftet.est sti Il ls b-.'-.l k.'I'd olll
t of. leavln-r the pert ''nation of th- r:le
I to Inferior bidlvlibvls. lie n :ll i'-i! l'
that neither adversity por li'--"--y iVQ1
stroys ii rae anil tn it ge -.er it n i f-M-to
the type will foll.rv eenerati mi ii t i
le0he best Iniiiviiilli 's lire );':! .,1 on.
; lJreee, be utvs. died bee'-lte tht
nrti who 1:0 'e li' g'ory bad if 1 O-se.
iiwav and V-fti eo-te o!" their bin mil
tbeivfore homo if the'r kial. llo'ae f.'1'
beivine of the eti::ilioa of her ' e U
The peaceful slni'-le fr e:lt.MH
Dr. .l-l ri t'lLik", pv'-s a pru:Ium en
tbe SiJ)' vliVi-. Th ' st y.w c
aliead la time of iu" r tbe ''le. w ".
nnd di-'sinate.l r" to Hie w-.n.Oo"i'T
tl(iir:s l"in cor.al." h s:iy. "Jh 1 u i
tioii whl 'h tnm li'uewi t'x l"--- n v:r
Is th.' o ie mnst likely to flev 'he Mho
Btroni tmttnl!o!iV with w!i:rn vleton
must rest.
-Harper's WSitv.
O
lumen A. (.firflcti'. ltrottior.
Thomas Garfield, n bro-her of Ih-esl
.in,.i i?.,nii.,i.i it, i.. . .. ..... ii,,.i.
vllle. Mich, lie Is el -hty-t'irce yean
old nnd linn lived In the slate anil on
the fane ho owns for forty .vers. Uj
Garfield has neveO'ee:i in V'1-i1:q
ton. "After Jiumy-by. he.vi cliK-tei1
president." aay he. "I went to Meato'
to visit him for a woo'c llefory'6l,rwwtt
to Wash-nton. While there he told mi
that It w as tho worst tlra : that cjuIi!
havo happened to liltn. He nante.l t
po to the Benate,
hero he thou .lit hQ
could acconipllsh more (rood, hut .0)
presnwieyns rorcril upon nun. wit.':
1 started to come home James came to
CleveUud with ti'.e and put ine on tin
tralnV Ills last words to me were
'Thomas, I have to ray kooiPiv to ,vou
Youro folii'j back lo a ip.ilet Mic!:;?:a .
home, wlillo I mn iroln-i where 1 KiasP
havo Increased anx'ely and cares." Thp
next time I Btiw James he was a
corpise,"
Tht. Iitf-tttv.lnjr Sfrc-rni f III utifimlx.
More Wau $:in.;o:i.O(K) worth of ilia
moa.ls nnd other precious sto..cs have
bee.i Imported lutifTTII l'alte.1 Stale i
tV.nInr Ihe jiast calen.lar year. 'Mil-.
Im. oria'.liSi aitiKiu.ls and pr.'c'ons
stones l-i by far the laiv'O: t In the h!s
lory of the United Slates, the hl rh PS
ter tiiui-V In Q.i'llcr years' linvlug been
VitMIO III lit 3. while IIP.'I showeil
but J-L.'riii.no:!. l:t the ten moailis ot
PHi.i eiuleil with the month of Oeto'.et
the lotuOwas over ?".l.(:cfi,f:(in, or morn
than In any full year prior to pinri. The
im'.'ortntlon nf tlic--e P'ti t'lonlhs.
! ":"' ' " ""
I -"; ovpr ?'"".''
! 111 , ' 'n' '""'" 'Lv
"'a' 'he figures for the
. eives an nv'
p r month, ri,
be assumed
I foll iwimt
total it i to C" -
l!l.:
1 nnd S'SrilUMItKI In
lb'J.'!. - IlarperV
Weekly.
Ire nn n rifrar Lighter.
The tdiater'H mutches were all pnji:
but neverllielesH he t-uilled.
"I'll lh,'M my ehjar whh a piece of
Ice," be nnld.
"A pieee of lee? KuVdsh!"
it. Htlll iiC it. th( young man
carved a fr:ij,'nient of hhr into it rudu
lens and held beneath the leim hi ol
pnr. Tin? rays of the hum concentrated
on the clrnr lu round bright Hpift tt(
potd. Soon this mA brau to HinokM.
Another tnouieut iVud the clar
lighted.
"An Ire leiiH." nald the Hkater. puflliu
tiji, "ooncentrntes the heat of the una
nltnoRt nn well hh n hirn letin. I bav
seen n Khmt Ico lens make water boll.
Q- V O O 1 ' '
j miturrd a Lliilr nu.
t A vounir woinnti Ktudvluu at the
Acad-niy of Tine TrtH In Ililladelpiiiu
. U credited by the IluLiilelpliia Keeord
with tbe invention
' ltl. 41. n 1 1. v 1 . 1 1, .t. .Tr.i
wonl which
ahouM fill n louse felt want. 1
In tho clr
t ie lu which tho young wu
in move
the OjnL "etiltiire" Is In her opinion
over(vorkYdiMl misused, lielug drug
ged lu on every occasion to describe
persons of a certaiu stations to Intel
lect and breeding. "Are they cultured
' people ?"i-!Jie young wmuuii wn" asked
coii'ernnTi; some HC'tualntancos, nnd
O bcr reply was, ""O they nreQily cyj
, VT'- .
' TheOonly" One.
; Conntor I'l-rkltis of Ctilirnmlu Is the
only whnl
r la e:ireHH. Heprenenta
Q'on flnrdiK-r of Mlf!Qm
'l-rrryn.itn. !teprn.-iii;ulve
tlt'M Wimb
th only
Alitliony .Mi.lMibk of rhlcii;AIIVonlv
grocer. Ii. l-'cale K'nliaiiaoh' f t.'nwail
tiie only prl'ieo. It.'pr. Q'll.Tiv John
Tliomiis Hunt of Mi-s.mrl I'll onljQ
tf.-i..-ulter. Itcnri'siMiiiilivii liilwnrd I., i
M''or of 'rr
in tb" only Pout-ii. I
"i ; or q
'1(
pm-
tlvi. s
Hi
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PEOPLE OF THE DA
Patterson wf rnt.iriilo,
FenatQ'l lioniiis M. I'nttersonf Col
orado, vi h i rtveutly caused lO-misatloa
bv defying hi liciuocrutic coiieagui
Is a native of Ireland tiud whs eltsMit
to the l lilted St:Qs senate by un
Joint
votes of l-i'imuTatsSilvi1!- Ite
P'.ibiicnui aud
ll.ulisls, taking
bit
,.:.t in 1;H.
1. proposition
at I-
between
c ..,,.lnt.
niter.;, ill ml bi4 ' irtv ml
, ,., O.. n , .,0 , ,.
' " ' ' ' ' Cyy
S . -
an senators ot tuai puny must v.
all
nt Hie lat.tleatlon of the saiitoQ
o;,;
Yn;ti
W I, 13
treity. QSeaat ir Tatterson
fii:Nroii nidUAH m. i'.MTi:n.sof.
elaring Ihe eaiieu- coercive aud nrlP
Itary ami its ihOion In contruveuliou
of tiie cnustltutlou and in violation of a
euat.r's oath.
living taken to task for this defec
tion by Sfttutnr Hatley, Mr. rallersoii
said:
"1 have no regrets for the course I
have pursued and hall continue to
mitted to the councils of my niu'ty In
tue selling; nui, realizing tmitwaui ex
eluded because 1 am striving to per
form my duty as 1 have sworn to exe
ciiie It, 1 will linir the exclusion lu
perfect eiiuaiilinlty."
lliimiui't l.'or I'nj-ne.
Cliauin Chirk, though n Democrat, la
liGE? fond of the Republicans who
fraai Itie f wn. '.enM u
ouUior.ty r.i:d offered re ;.buijus Jt-
CO
rule the h.nise of representatlTes. says
the I'lttdiurg Dispatch. Whenever It
Is us ouy for him to heave a hompict
a.i ii brickbat lu the direction of I'nyue.
li.i!::ell or Grosveuor he does It. l'uyuu
received a nosegay about his speech on
the I'hiiippaie t.irl.r hill. Said l.'lark: O
"1 Kiiy in ptTfci t soherne.is that so
far as iui'onnal.oii li concerned In fu
ror of llio bill it is iiimost Impossible
la liuprove It,' lu M0klng of Ills
speech 1 i reminded of the Incident
wherein a uitiu oiTered u prhie to two
giocs. eii'-h one to name the three
t thing ou ear.lt local. They went
in;o the contest, and Ihe first one nnui-'
ed 'watermelons, possum and sweet po
latoeV The other one said, 'Gosh,
ha s, 1 won't play, 'cause he has named
all there Is.' "
firntil n Mtijor Gpn.ml.
Treileriek I nt C runt . who Iuih Just
0,M'i prumoteil to the rank of major
Kcujml In the ('ulted Htate unny by
PrWideiit H(H)sevelt, has been In com
mand of the department of the cant,
with headquarter at Governors la
lu 11c!. New YorlO'lt.v. The promotion
w.is made to Mil, the vacancy caused by
the retlrenietit of Major (ieneral Hum
ner. Q The nj major Reneral Is the eldest
lierj e tbe civil war. lie was born In
$t. Louis lu 10, whs Rraduuted from
We t Point In li'l aud held the ranK
of lieutenant colonel In the unny when,
PUEllRlirt'K IIK.NT OIlA.fT.
he reslgnet his oumibNlou In tSl.
He has been minister U. Austria and
more recently hjd the position of po
lice cnuitiilsMlonrr of New York city.
At the oulUi''"k of the KpaiiJ.(i)ar he
re-entiTiil Tnc army
New York viKijiiiis
rgi of a
'lit. i Hir
l:lco nml
serviil for a f : tii." In I
Inter distinguish!! hln
If In tho r'hll-
i il brl:uller
vie- hi nml
ippines, lie win tiutue
gcni'iiil In th.. rogniiir scrvl.
lo'ti ral i.ranr wn i only l
ft'. ).'J;i IT-.VVSX
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