Rogue River courier., June 01, 1899, Image 4

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; iDiiia uniy oi youi | »v« ««*•* tvouuu«.» >■>« mitv
»» n
O>k«r H.He» >«>'“”"* *»
■ and
•low, men»ured breathing and the de- i the decorations ar«» not mo numerous as
lb* >B,, frvm l .r.rr« »
sire for a restful sleep.’’
' at an inauguration, and more expen­
V eaeela.
sive, and the attract ion • offered to ▼ Ai­
!.» (■ - f
a Pevaian
tors are decidedly better than Ifi/mr
Jtier Leonid»’
r
up /n a frame, It Rises from an Underground River
j
e' Washing»'”
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS
The Extraordinary Obj eta of Some
al inaof oration*, outside of the inaugu­
r
Slowly,
• factory »
in Missouri
ration ceretnoniea, which are of them,
i ■■ •hiead the
New Ini tOutiju.
••None of your gaudy color* for me,”
.’■d. until what
vsge recovered
wrlvee the greatest of all attrat tions to the
routing of dull
•he said to the man at Che counter.
arle» from the
n
m
and
beauty
average
American.
From
present
indi
­
I “Give me plain red and yaller.”—Spare
mu n be gan U»
(.bi meri ««bl leben of H •• «uleatly-
cations, the out-of-town atteiidan« • w. 1
Moments.
a
Minded Fereoaa for Eatnb-
aviaf thread« of fiuth
I “The prrof of the pudding,” said the not be so large as those a bo planned the
llabls« odd Katar«
woman % heart,
1 Garrulous Guy, “is in the sauce the affair had a right to expect.
aatitipiti
>riee«.
tie iu every part f
owner dares to give to the boss.”—In-
The j*resident has,by rather plain inti
r» wariah
I dianapolis Journal.
An immense? natural moriume^* #
inatioo, given Great Brilin lo understand
t
-vntí
Many societies with •!» r.ost out­ I Different Points of View .—“So! You
J
«o
the magnificent marble kn«jwo »■
that,
while
a
supporter
of
tta
policy
ui
,
je
i?
landish objects ba
from ti «e to time
onji it to b> «’» >» the inner c’ep'h.
art my wife’* second husband?” ”No. International arbitration, on general ,
been founded. Ht
are a !« w cases of
va the way that of a cave situated on a lonely mountain
sir. 1 am not. You aie the man who principle«, he will not agree so submit 1
•«id
try
t
recent growth in UUUUVU and else­
I was my wife’s first husband, sir.”—Chi­
property recently purchase«! bv •
where.
the claims made by Great Britain in con
wealthy westerner named R. D. Kel­
cago Tribune.
A lady of means living in a larg**
nection with the Alaskan boundary, to 1
logg
of De» Moines, la. The csve tbs’ t
prori.ci.1 town quite rec ntly founded
rh;rr *”' * *
n‘ad-
i»
arbitration. In view of the fart that
contains this agate giant is 1- « are«! in
a »elect .oeiety for proei.Ung the work-
of
*in?l,le
will
•
Ing el««-, "with cheap, mural Uter*- ",“‘t <“,|in:,'n,?
He ,1,,,n ' ln.; American and British delegates are, at ‘
ti» p
is
known
as
Ha
Ha
1
onka.
deriving
its
— —-
.
.
1 *«nt
an
v
tinner
I
In
u*n«
th*
nrmnnt«.
r
this time attending the czar’s Peace Con-
yf th m bt
turc.” That the specimens of work vent anything lie was the promot« r."
name from a river which has ir» source
Uolumbu» (O.) Stale Jourr.nl.
nti val a<
(creme, and jointly advocating thee*
turned out by this society are moral
there, and which *ai »o named by the
It takes off a g«>od deal of the suffer­ tablishment of International courts of ar- r
there can be no (juesrion; that they are
Indian»
from
its
limpid
loveliness,
5*
cheap mu«v be concedeck for they are ing attending illness and adds greatly nitration Ur settle all disputes between |
A
which they likened to laugbirg water.
given away; but that they are lite rar to the pleasure of existence for the doc­ nations, it may seem a little queer that
To
get
to
the
wonderful
onyx
menu-
tor to tell you that your* was one of
ture may be open to grave doubt.
the president should practically relu«» 1
meut, which is as perfect a* **•
’ ^ugb
The really extraordinary feature of ♦ he worst cases he ever attended.—Bos­ Great Britain's request to submit the
chiseled by a sculptor, and well
this society appears In the fact that ton Transcript.
Alaskan boundary question, which the i
worth a trip seros» the continent to
T
not only is the literature giver» away, I She- “I understand the railroads in
* ■ in'
}~to a
b «* c . it is uecrssary lo prnetraic
but the articles of the society provide the Unite«] States give employment to ( Joint High Commission failed to settle, '
•I
is
dt*<
p
cave.
The
easiest
way
lo
trav«
He—"That but it isn’t. From the American point .
“that all profits accruing from the sale about SCO.OOO persons.”
e
to row on the surface of a Miiderrs ne-
rl
of the society’s pamphlets ure to be de­ nrinot include the people it keep» busy of view, the president’s attitude is log­
ft o
uew
here
an
river,
which
flows
from
souk
..
h
voted to the founding and mainten­ trying lo open the car windows.”— ical. In fact, from I he American point ;
wh h
and
In
the
interior
of
the
moutAins.
i
4
ance of u society for the protection of Yonkers Statesman.
curi
of view, there is little or nothing »o ar­ the purpose and meaning of their lives.
Teacher “The sentence: ‘My fa­ bitrate. Great Britain has put forward j To young and happy worn«-» it se< tn« a« if lends into the heart of the cave wh
J r
domestic servants.”
r
Of
walls
a
nd
roof,
sreu
in
the
’
hi
destiny was weaving then future in all the
of
Thus one thing leads U> another, or ther hud money,’ is in the past tense.
a lol of claims, not with the ex|»et tation colors of the raintaw like a merry dance I the torches of visitors, are a g i'ter -ng
r
by
would lead if the "moral literature” Now, .Mary, what tense would you be
of cupids weaving garlands about a May i mass of mineral marvels. The «Jisc JOV-
that
they
w
mid
be
allowed
by
arbitra
­
A
h
•kl I fb
I
pole in the spring time of life. But to
sold. As it is, it i» merely distributed • peaking in if you said: ’My father
ort
ert-rs
of
thiscave
had
rowed
but
a
sb
f
ri 'If r tl
to inu.l tradesmen, who wrap "ha’- has money?’” Little Mary "if, that tion or by any other meth'jd, but with thousands of women life looks to be all
river
*
‘
a
warp
of
sorrow
in
a
woof
of
pain."
distance
on
the
subterranean
’ I y th.
A
porth» of tea” and sugar in> the pages I would be pretense.”—Philadelphia Kec- the hope thst if the matter should I m -
won*
when
they
were
astonisL«*<l
and
WHAT
LIFE
REALLY
14.
pit to
T
w
for the moral elevation of their cus­ I ord.
submitted to arbitration, it might get
mon-
der-
stricl.cn
to
see
the
gn
at
onyx
i
A
woman
’
s
life
pattern
is
really
woven
w i re a
I/O
W
Edith- “Who were those people here allowed the port of Skagaiy, which i* by herself A great philosopher has said
tomers. Every week a fresh budget of
» per-
umrnt
rising
before
them
It
was
yf
the "literature” from the pen of the so­ this afternoon, mamma?” Mamma— believed to be its real object, in place of I j “Life is neither pain, nor pleasure ; it is
•. und
feel
in
formation,
imoitt.*»r
in
>ize.
f
n£
ciety’s founder is distributed free “Prof Bighead and his wife, d«-ar. The its other claims. Owing to the immense I . serious business.” If a woman would make
f eh
it her serious business to understand her­ wx.rth al lowest valuation 51* .000.
rr?
at
professor is one of the best informed
among the tradespeople roundabout.
commercial interests of the United self mentally, morally and physically,
So
perfect
was
the
formation
of
thia
fob;
of
Another society has been formed by men in the city .” "How do yku know
[ | using the common sense that God has monument that it was at first hoped it
Slates,
in
the
Pacific,
the
president
is
Co
three or four ladi«*« for the purpose of he is? He never opened his mouth
given her, there would be far les« mi«ery
not inclined to take any chances. The i , and suffering woven into the pattern of her would be possible to trsnspert it by ce
. ff«
m ide to ir­
ly
providing boys over the age of 13 w-itfi once." Yonkers Statesman.
some
means
to
one
of
the
museums
of
life.
She
can
make
it
almost
auytbiug
»be
N Y Trih ne.
cu re il
protest tiled by the British government
boxing gloves.
The object sounds
chooses.
the
country.
Iwt
it
was
found
that
its
FROZEN IN FORMS OF ICE.
bellicose, but really It was most ¡Nirific,
against the intended sending of three
Every woman who want« to derive the size precluded the possibility of such
the society being impressed with the |
companies of United States troops, to full share of happiness, which nature in­ an under taking. For the. present-,
belief that if street boys were given Th«*«Lt*r Posters, Meni», Fishes **»<1 patrol the border for the purfiose of pre­ tended her to find as a wi.nian, wife and
mother, ought to read that great and wise therefore, it will be allowed to remain
I ks«%«-«<■ I h«iM Put I p for Pur-
more facilities for fighting w it y their
venting trouble between American and book. The People's Common Sense Medi­ in the cave for the benefit of sightseers
posra of l)l«pl«>.
fists the use of knives and granite
cal Adviser, by R V I’ierct M I). Several
Canadian miters, wav good nature«!, hundred of its thousand pages are devoted who wish tc u gaze oh such a wonderful
stones would eventually be numbered
0
Artificial ice i« commonly frozen in ami the troops will not be sent, although to the subject of woman « -pccial physi­ monument before it is destroyed, So
among the d<*tid arts.
ology, telling in plain and rt fined language proud is ibe owner oi the property of
Therefore, to encourage fighting with blocks 11x22x40 inches, weighing 320 they will be kept where they will he how a woman may build up her physical
Into such or even larger available, if needed. It is stated with self to meet the emergencies of her de­ his cav hi d monument that he pro-
fists and at the same time to minimi/«- l>ounds.
poses lo built] a railroad 4J miles long
career.
the facial damage which results from blocks theater posters are aonntiines much positiveness that Great Britain veloping
The author of this great b «>k is among in order to bring the lonely spot on
bare fisticuffs, the society suggested frozen for th»* purpos«* of novelty in doesn’t wish the boundary question set- | the most successful of living physicians.
which the ! ill terranean river i& to be
the distribution of the softest and most display, th«* blocks i>eing jdac d I;, ing tied upon any banis that will not give it His Favorite Pr< scr; tion ’ is known in
flat or standing on «*nd upon tin- side­
every corner of the civilized globe as the found in ti ueh with the outer world.
innocent of boxing gloves. Numerous
an Alaskan port, and it is very certain mo«t remarkable supportive tonic and
Ha Ila I ,«)ka ia located in i’amden
meetings of the society were held, but walk. Even when thus exposed a I lock
(tf such size will last for a consider­ that no such settlement can be reached health creator ever devised for weak and county Al , and the Osage tribe of !n-
it never got beyond suggestions, and so
ailing women. It imparts direct strength dians formerly inhabiting that portion
able time. Now and then a florist has with the consent of this government.
and healthful vitality to woman's delicate,
grand boxing hontesta at street cor­
a hunch of flowers frozen in a cake of
The commission to investigate the sev sperial structure, and increases the vigor, of the country gave it its name. The
ners are »till things of the untamed fu­
ice for the same purpose. A butcher eral isthmian canal routes, in accordance endurance and recuperative force of her topography and physical features of
ture.
entire system.
may have a leg of lamb frozen in an ice
•
You may have heard
A Penu»y!vauia lady. Mrs Alonzo Rathmell, the country in the vicinity of the spring
The courage of some people is really
with the act of congress,u ill be compose«]
living al. the corner of Meade and Altnoml su* . are characterized by scenery as grand * about SCOTT’S EMULSION
block ami sometimes a fish «lealer has
stupendous! Fancy a sweet littJe so­
in
Williamsport, in a recent letter, sav* ■ Mv and imposing as can lie found any­
of
seven
members,
two
army
officers,on»*
.t flsh frozen in a block of ic»*, which is
life is a story of misery. Until the birth of my
ciety of eight mortal being» having for
set on edge, the fish »bowing in its nat­ navy officer and four civil engineers, t«oy I had health that T
t>onste<1 of I where. There arc found no lofty n; tin
« and have a vague notion
Its object “compulsory arbitration in
married in my twenty-fifth year, and two years tainr, no altitudinous peaks whose
ural ¡»osition in the center of the block. whose reputations are international. In afterward
my toy wan Girn. Then the health I
• that it is cod-liver oil with
international disputes.” Yet, such a
Occasionally flowers are frozen in ice addition to Admiral Walker, Col. Hains boasted of wa- suddenly gone Pen or tongue »now-capped summits repose in a cli
society wits actually founded, and w ith to make a decorative pie«-«* for a dinner
can never describe the awful «ufftrin>< I endured mate of eternal frosts, but instead t here ? its bad taste and smell and
no intention of being funoy, eith»r. table, th«* molds used for such purpoi««*» ami l’rof. Haupt, who composed the for a year and a half I was so miserable I are beautiful forests, open w jodiaiuls
for death to relieve me. when a kind
0 ail its other repulsive fea-
commission which has just completed longed
The society had a fun«l, too, amounting
neighbor came in and asked me to try a bottle impulsive mountain streams, terrace«!
being mor«* or less ornamental in de­
the final report on the Nicaragua canal, of Dr ¡•imp's FaVonte Preja option I said,
?
tures. It is cod-liver oil, the
to something like £ 150.
sign or decorative in effect. One mold
despairingly ‘ Oh, its of no n-c. J can't ever )>e bills, cavernous canyons, caves, grot
f purest and the best in the
What this fund was for cannot be de­ that is used for this pur|x>se prcxluces the members are Maj. Kyinonda, Alfred any better ‘ She in«r«ted and my hu.«)>and. who toes and parks, a natural bridge island.
in ¿«‘.pair g- t a I m MC.» and I t<w.k it just to
cided, but it whs probably intended for an jee form having a s<|iiart* base, Noble, of Chicago and Virgil Bogue and was
please hint I had not taken half a itottle when Lake and subterranean river h>gb
s v. -'J, but made so palata­
buying off claims made by one nation »lightly 1a|M*ring, surmounti-d by a George L. Morrison, of New York City. I was able to walk across the room without frowning Silurian walls, rugged, eor
feeling faint < r having anv palpitation of the
ble that almost everybody
against another.
dome. This piece i» iiliotit 12 luche» 1 he duties of the new commission will heart. Oh what a Ood «m3 your medicine is to rugated and sinuous, upon whose griz­
* can take it.
It was unfortunate that the society square at the Ixisc und about >0 inches
■utferitig humanity. We had spent two hundred zled countenances is chiseled an age
Nearly all
practically
be
confined
to
an
investiga
­
dollars with the leadiug dcK’tors without any
*
became extinct before the outbreak of in height. Another form used for this
be’ir-fit whatever.
so remote that one gazes in wonder and
thJu n like it and ask for
war between America and Spain. It- purpose is a pyramid, another is an tion of the Panama route, as there is lit­
“ I-a st I>< -cpiabpr I had a baby. and. thanks to awe upon them; beautiful valleys and
* Favorite Prescription ' I stool the con­
would have lM*en intcreiHing to watch obelisk, and still another is a column tle doubt that it will accept the eil.iuiib ¡our
more.
nrment well and have a fourteen ;>oiin<! I>aby cozy coves, where forest bi/ds sing
ive report just made by the old commis­ girl. To-day I feel as well as I ever did in mv and wild flowers bloom in endless pro­
whether the society would have sup|>orted on a base.
Mie.”
di
bought Cuba from Spuln and have pre­
It takes care and lalior to freeze the sion on the Nicaragua route as fully cov­
For thirty years Dr. Pierce has been fusion. It is a wonderful spot and a
i
sented it to America, thus presenting flower» in the ice in at tractive and suit- ering that. While the commission will chief consulting physician to the Invalids' worthy hiding-place for the great mon­
the* war.
ahlr shap«*. S«*purnte buds may have to do some preliminary work during the Hotel anil Surgical institute of Buffalo, ument.
N. V., assisted by a staff of nearly a score of
If youtakean acorn and passthrough be held hi position in tlw* water until
In the great cave explorations have
Hummer, it will not get down to hard I »killed specialists in the «lifTvrent branches
It a thread by which It can be balanced tin* gradually freezing ice comes up to
looks like cream; it nour- V
of medical practice. Any woman consult
been made for nearly one and a half
work
before
the
full,
owing
to
the
climut-
,
in water, the acorn* will shoot In time, Mup¡M>rt them where they have
»ng
him
by
mail
will
rec«
ive.
free
of
charge,
*
ishes
the wasted body of J
I m ‘«* ii
miles.
As
your
boat
glides
along
new
ic conditions on the isthmus in the sum I the lx «t professional advice anywhere ob­
and a little oak tree will grow out of held.
Hoses ami various flowers are
the baby, child or adult Z
tainable. All correspondence is regarded wonders are continually unfolded.
th«* acorn—in more time. Well, a char­ frozen in ic<* forms in this manner. tner.
Stalagmites bang from the ceiling,
as sacred tv confidential.
itably Inclined lacfy, the widow of a At an ice manufacturing establishment
One of the most surprised Englishmen
better than cream or any •
The magnificently illustrated "Common which glitter like a starlit sky. Far in
clergyman, recently set on foot a hi the city, at Uhristmas time, there seen in Washington for some time, was Sense Medical Adviser" is now published the interior of this cave the stream
other food in existence. It J
movement to supply medicine bottles was frozen into a block of ire for a present at a little gathering of politicians in a paper covered edition which will be drifts your boat to a shingly bank, and.
bears about the same rela- S
sent absolutely free f<»r the bare cost of
and acorns to dwellers in the slums of cuMtoiner a hunch of holly. D< coration
who hap|H*ned to be diHcussing the pol­ mailing , 21 one cent «tamps which should .standing u|ion this bank, you can see
Ixuulon, that they might have In their pieces for th»* ♦at»le hi ;«, of cours«*. set
tasenttothi
World
D
penaan
Medical
tion to other emulsions that J
the wonderful stalagmite monument
itical future of the state of Maryland. Association, 663 Main Street, Ruffalo. N Y
al»o<!«*» the refreshing and elevating in­ ti|N»n a suitable holder.
Nuch pieces
of pure white onyx standing 36 fe«*t
cream does to milk. If you '[
fluence of oak tree« growing out of the will lust without great deterioration for What surprised him was the statement Or 31 stamps \li<>uld be sent if a durable, high and 15 feet in diameter.
heavy cloth bound volume i» preferred.
Jhave had any experience J >
made
by
one
of
the
politicians
that
necks of bottles.
bourn.
The onyx of which this monument
There wrre many favorable points
with other so-called
«¿n-callprl "just
"in«« a«
While ice in these various forms for ■Maryland was now a doubtful state, ami
as ■
•
There are nearly
0 stitches ln a is formed is the finest to be found any­
alMHit th«* scheme. ITwr memb«irsof the display un«l decorative purposes is that the party to which the influence of ,
J _
good I”
’’ preparations, you J
where in the world. As is generally
¡■air of hand-sew n boots.
society woul<> be interested in collect­ called for occasionally, the d«*mand ia the B. At), railroad was thrown would I
Women, according to Sir Erasmus known, the material is used forcatncos.
will find that this is a fact. *
ing acorns and sutiable bottles; the not great.—N. Y. Sun.
elect the next state government, and | WiUoh, have, as a rule, much coarser It is mostly brought from India, and
poor receivers of these miniature for­
s(.me of the most beautiful from North­
The hypophosphites that are *
the geueral acceptance of that statement | hair than men.
ests would be «‘illfl<-d by the progress of
POLICE AND POPULATION.
combined with the cod-liver oil!!
by all present. It does seem a little
There is a breed of dogs in Russia ern Africa. It is not usual to find any-
their acorn», and, until th«* acorna be­
where in the world such great masse«
5've additional value to it because !!
gan to shoot, they would have a long Th* Kntlo Ulimpared in Rome of th* od<i. And it seems more odd, when it which .if« said to be naturally quite us are to be seen at Ha TTaTonka.—I)es
unable tu bark.
I.ar«* Citta« of tli*
they tone up the nervous system (>
is remembered that the poll v of the B
and excellent lesson in ¡»atience.
Moines Kegister.
It > 'o.l that every thread of a
W «»rid.
A liundrcft tattled neorns were dis­
and impart strength to the whole «
AO. railroad will be dictated bv Mr.
*p
dt
r's
w.
b
is
made
up
of
ataut
5.00J
tributed in the East End by the so-
Kn«rll«h Sole.
body.
b
lames J. IIill, who doeMii’t live within
At the present time a uniformed, or­
veparate fibers.
clety’s work« rs, but for lack of reason­
English sole, held by some persons
and oc all druçgidi.
1000 miles of the state of Maryland, No
To make l.ooo watch movements by in very high esteem, sells in this market
able support ar>«l cooperation the ganize«! and disciplined police fore«* for
wonder foreigners fail to understand our
M-briiic die«! down when, like one of its . | H systematic patrol of the nt recta ex-
hand would cost $HO,S22; by machinery at from 60 cents to a dollar a pound,
political
methods.
<>w n a,'<’rn», it was jurt beginning to •hiM ,,oi only in all large urtan centers
they are produced at an expense of according to the supply and demand
of th«* world, but also in every consider­
ahow buine resulta, Loudon Mail.
$1.799.
The fish imported weigh commonly
Try Allen • Foot Ease,
able town in Euro|>eand Am« rim. The
Chemists have extracted from coal from a pound and a half to two pounds
A
powder
to
l»e
shaken
into
the
shoes.
lon«li>n force of 14,000 constitutes by
< uba h Nev* tTrl«l f«»r Sport.
tar lf> vhades oi blue, lfi of yellow. 12 of each; they are brought over packed
Hunting in Cuba will I m * a fashion­ far tlu* largest bo«ly, whil«* other large At this season your fret feel swollen, ornr ge. nine of violet, besidt-» shades of in ice, in refrigerator rooms of fast
able sport some of these days, because cities follow in the order of thrir pop­ uer/ous and hot and get tired easily. other riders too numerous to mention. steamers. The consumption here is
Cuba is a great game country, ami tin- ulation New York. 7,500; Paris, 7,2uo; If you have smarting feet or tight shoes,
Whales from 300 to too year* old are chiefly in the season from October to
kind of game found there gives the Berlin, 4.2’H»; Vienna. 3,4»| ; Chicago, try Alien’s Foot-Ease. It cools the feet Munvtinu* no t w ith. The age is as<*er- May. There are only four or five deal­
' ' ’ « ' -, 4
. 4
•
. |>at
í..r Moorsarr
Moora.Tt FtES
best of sport. There are deer, which 3,000. These nr«* not only the largest and makes walking easy. Cures swol­ lainrd by the size and number of layers ; ers in the city that import English ; «nt ‘ UM-•«« c< ■ _ :. i I lor
O
ur
O
ffice
is
o
p
*
o
»
ite
s
P*TtnTOmcr
come to the edge» of tin* openings and in total numtar of men, but in meh len and sweating feet, blisters ami cal­ of the whalebone, which increases sole, and their aggregate annual impor­
•nd we can m < ; c pntcnl
tim« Ütau the xí
fr-,T \\ ,
>n.
clearings at dusk and dawn to feed. | ms«* they represent the largest num-
tations probably do not much exceed : r«m»(e
San 1 model,
-ri. d «ira
lous spots. Believes oirns and bunions y early.
Sand
Th 't >., with drser p
Count!« ss flocks of pigeons and dove« 1 s t of |M)licemen in proportion t«» |s>p-
5,000
pounds.
English
sole
have
been
I t -n. W f a
<• t
Women »tudentaat the University oi
ntnh.r nr not. fret oij í
bend the branches of the trees by their ulntion, as compared with oth«*r towns of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Berlin arc not allowed to wear their imported into this country in this com­ I < barge. < *-;• :r
••-•»”•? :» wi»r*4. f
1 A PaMFHLET “ H •
Sold by all druggists and
weight. Th« re are long, thick snakes in the same country. In g«*neral, it Try it
paratively
limited
way
for
many
year«.
¡ coat ' t
-----
' . ?*~ ; *’ «
hair
in
braids
down
their
back.
Tw
’
o
t
<taw>
t rt tn cuiMi.r»« - Ì
»ant tree.
t: ■ . A
Z
fit to try a iporlMmin’i skill with a gun may be said that, within any one coun­ shoe stores lor 25 cents. Trial package girl students who ¡xrsiste«! in doing There are also imported from England ( . »ent
or rille -snakes that furnish Is’iiuti- try, th«* lurgvr the town, the larger the free. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Lv thia were expelled.
some turbot. There was at one time
• F
fully mottled skins for trophies Wild rati«» of |M>licemen to ¡»opulution. Thus, i; v. \. \
It is reported from France that the also more or less salmon imported 5 O m P» hit O ffice W uningyom d C
boura live in the dense wooden brush in the United States und (ireat Brit­
from England, but of the fresh salmon
JU
let
r
freshly
expnssrd
from
poppy
ain,
municipalities
from
100,000
to
200,-
“Ihm't you get tired of being invited
• nd it take* a hardy man to face a
»tenia, if p mptly applied on bees' now consumed in this country that
wounded one. There are wihidoga, too, OtN) population usually have about ten »nt to dinner so much, old man ?
w hich is imported comes chiefly from
«ti '9
will immediately alleviate th
]Milic«*mcn
to
«*nch
10,00«)
inhabitants,
and many birds of the most l»rautiful
"Tired and hungry* I havn’t had a pa îi ai d not allow an infiammai ion to Canada and the Pacific coast of British
50 YEARS'
plumage. Wild fowls are found on all and in Germany from right to nine |»rr iqiiarr meal in a month !”
North America. .V A’. Sun
EXPERIENCE
the streams, in the thickets live large lo,ooo. In venters of ataut 5oo,ooo
l.lltht from th* U In«!.
bird*, rhiefiy guinea hens, Incidental- imputation, there are usually some-
An electric lighting installation
ly hord« of stra) outlaws may •<!«! to where near 15 policemen to each 10,000;
while
New?
Y«»rk
has
20;
London,
21;
which has recently been lait! down nt
the excitement oi if a hunt during the
Berlin. 25. and Paris, 2H, to each 10,000
Iloyle ball. West \rdslej y, is interesting
next few years.- <’h ¡icago Chronicle.
inliubitiint».
frotn the fact that win«! is the only mo­
The
ruli
that tlu* ratio of |M>lic«*m«*n
T radc M arks
Frl««a FGln« U hit* Fl««
tive power employe«! fur generating
D esigns
A correspondent writes us from Iau- to population Increases with the size
the current. There are 50 sails set mill-
C opyrights A c
of
the
urban
«*•
enter is true only within
sanne that the district of I.avaux, sit­
ally in a circular frame about 30 feet
uated between Laustinnr and Vevry, each couutry. Some citi s «>f the sec­
diameter. A large pullev fixe ! on n
and having a population of 10,000, is at on<! mid third
horizontal shaft in an Adjacent build­
the
greatest
|
thia moment in the prou«) position of
ing «Irives the dynamo. The <!uty of
)Mili«*em«*n.
Hi«
bring able to Ix ast that in the several
this machine is tu charge the storage
illation
of
700.1
prisons in the district there is not a
cell», which are sufficiently large to
force
of
over
single prisoner. A white flag floats
run the 1<‘9 lights for about right «last
A h
i.v« r «’very prison in token of this for every |o,ta
in winter, should there be no uis.d ft,r
India
nn«l
Kii
praiseworthy fact, and virtue reign» lu-
that length of time, and for rr.< re than
preme in the canton of Sami Petit ratio of 42 to i
nearly all ot the nicknes» »rannu
a fortnight In rummer—Yorkshire
at
that
time
<
M ifm illai V—
. n
outbreak of t h
people are very »iweptible to illnw,
I be newest feature of interest in the
Take • Short Nap Daily.
policemen to s
New York ice rinks is the
« f glass
"During ths day everyone aliotild like enormous ratio «>f 66.5 to 10,000 |*opula-
in« their blood pure thev can tortily theinrelve,
skates. It is found that #!;<..tea with
■ •> w> to reeape three fourth.« of the ailment»
a few minutes* sleep, pref«*rablv dirvelh tion.- Miiuicipal Affairs.
glass runners ar«» far b: Ger, b th for
from which they suffer so generally. S 8 S. is
after the soon meal,” write* F. Iward l<
speed und rase in gliding i
U««hm<ton letter
the reme-ly which will keep their system» young, by purifying the blood,
Warman, in bis "Five Minute talks n
than t* e the skates with mr
thoroughly removing »11 »»»te accumulations, an 1 impart­
From «urr regular mrreap*indent.)
and »ever..I pairs arc now i
G ucm I Health,” in the June l. vite» H.»tu*
ing new strength and life to the whole body
It increases
W ( shimutox . May 22n«l. I**W
one of the metrrpolitan rir
the appetite, build« up the energies, and wn.lv new life
Journal. "The time given tu it max
The return oi the president has
giving blood throughout the entire «ysteni
venter has sueceNled i
se«‘iR too precious (or on« in busineM«,lHit hr ’ought a «warm «>( politicians to \Va»h
Mrs. Sarah Pike, «TT Broadway. South Bottrn. writ-s
glass to a hardness that
it will l»e mure than comi«cn»at«*d fur by iagt
••
I
am
w-vente
vears
old.
and
had
not
enjoyed
good
health
and speakership talk an«l argn-
xvUica pmet¡rally never
the ‘iisntal and bodily condition that f<>! men
for tweutv fears
I waa sick in different ways, and in
ur an 1 »gain«' an extra
The tempering process ret
addition, had Ectema terribly on one of my legs
The
laws. Sit in an eaav «'hair. Lying down congress sir again heard in hot
«•ret, but it is a fact that sc’
doctor «aid that on account of my age, I would never ba
dire« tly aftei a meal crowd« the <1 get •lora ami
with bard ice does not f
well again I took a down bottles of S S 8. and it cured me
il other placae where men
live organ» and makes one’s *le«p r«*«t
ass. To look nt these skat<
completvdy. and I am hapnv to say that
gate There i» »I mo mih li talx al
I feel as well as 1 ever did in my life. '
>t »up|M)sr they were ruufe r.f ant
lea« msteaii el restful. K«*at the bead
un«aiitiactory condition in U m I mi , owing
J W Loving, of Colquitt. Ga. says "For eight­
ling else than in. tai. for the runner
comfortably, Tip the chair to a pleasant
to the Jelav in dl«0 «i,.|¡:.< the Util Sil
ears I sufferv-1 tortures from a tlery eruption on
e always colored in onh r to disguise
angle (or the lodv, not enough tohav«
armv, and about Aguinaldo » i»er»is!ing mv skm I tried almost every known remedy, but they
the substance of which thev ;ir»* made
the weight o( the body on the ba« k tn sending cum in iMionera to negotiate failed one by one and I was t-'ld that my age. which ia
The coloring process is ••■E ’nu v, and
against me. and that I could never hope
Place the (<rei on a «‘hair as high or a tor a r»«»ation < <d hostilities, in the facs sixty »is
tints in the case of Isdira* skates are
to be well again. 1 Anally
< B. 8. 8.. ani
and it cleansed
oleansed
trifle higher than the one up«n which of the recateti I rrlueali of lien. Olis-
» made to correspond with the
my blood thoroughly, anil now I am in perfect health ''
•
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of the wrurtr’ii rostnae. The
the last refusal h*« just uecurwd. There
ankle joints, close the hanHs together <s little that is
u anv of the talk
i nra hi
tached
by interlacing the Angara, plat'll tbr fur the simple
resat n that the nituation is th«i
- oly remedy which can build up and strengthen
jbMB« -
the only
fleshy part of the thumbs t«»grther in or has not change •d ma «rially in either «»I ekl people. Is- »use it is the only one which ia guarantee i
der to avoid grasping the bands tu light­ ths vsm « s men stioned, during il«e peel free from t*<ash. mercury, arsenic and other damaging
a skate wb
mr i eral
*-rala,g It is mi
t- m r ts a' I her
an i ha« r<« ch« n ical« whatex^r
ly, and close the eyre. Having tbu« week.
now. but th . a«
a svi frena tur ankle
in it N S s curea the worst f.w* of Scnvfula. Cancer. Eczema RheumaUaas,
closed the circuit, it will be neceaeary
to an ext«*; it Which greatly aids In th»
Washington i
in honoi Tetter. <h«en Sorrs Chronic Ukws, Ik ila, or any <4her disease of the bbssl.
to relieve yuuraeli of all nervous au«i vl lb« peace )ubii<pe, which opens toiuvr
enjoyment •nd adds to the safety of the
ik<vk* uu ttaaa disco*'* wrii ta »ent fiae by Swift £pe« iflc Co , Atlanta Go.
I
exercise.
pa
ujumiui «»
STRANGE
monument of on
-U¡ ".TIES.
I Have von
Heard
om?
express the opinion th»»
there is one thmd ¿¡J
.will prevent women’fr»?
world - they can't be de;
i, pended1 upon because th,
are sick too > ¿ften. It is true that m»nv
to Iook . forward to tisw.
women are « compelled
.
•o iinAhlp
when they are
unable tn
to Attend
attend tn
to social or
business duties. Their appearance plainly
dicates their condition and they are reluctant
to be seen, even by their friends. Read wh4t
a business woman says to such sufferers;
Mn C. W. M.n.llelA M Farrar Street, Detroit. Mich.. Mya:
~ \ coni plication ut teu.me ailnianw kept me awake mjhu ,Qd
woremeoiL 1 could fal ao rel eifrom medicine and hop.
Vi I n -ay from me. A voun< lady ln mv employ cave m. • o», S
Vr.\villlama Pina I’ll , for Tala 1‘eople. 1 Uxit them and ... „J
t -real al ui<bt for the Oral lime ln month» 1 bought mor. ,n<l
eured maa, they alaoeured aeveralother peoplelo my kuowieii,. i
l .loa that If you Iboulda-M any of the drurjlal. of Detroit, who ar.
tne l-e.l Oliver, of l»r. William. Plnh PllTa they woul-1 e.y -b.
young wom.n. TUe.e pill» c.rlaInly build up the uervoua ayah*,UJ
m.n, a young woman owea her life to them.
-• Via bu.lneta woman lam pleased to reoom mend them a, tbev did
more for me than anv physician and I can give Dr. William, i-iBg
J ..la for Pale People credit for my g.neral good health to-day."
^^O^Tilli ams' Pink Pills for Pâle People &re for
sale by all dru^ists, or will be sent .postpaid,
on receipt of price, 5o cents per box,six boxes
$2 5o, by the Dr. Williams Medicine Company’
Schenectady, H Y.
Our new book, P lain talk ’ s
to WomtN.sent free to any address on requit
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