SEEDS FROM JAPAN
BRIGADIER’S ISLAND CLAMS.
Wa«hmgl<>n Letter.
HOUSES FOR MEXICO.
From-our regular correspondent J
Bird» are »old to
««o*k wbetbwr they are to «upport >b«r- not without interest, the unfertile a»:O
emus
«
»nd
shows;
'
mau or Payne, «n't a» i’ayn« bM gu’ie
I euriocitieo ••'«
*•
in a p!ea»*'ire trip to Alaska, be proba­ bring $1
f^stbrr« ar« made into t> I kj *. »inch rjOfe
bly cunoi<l«r» hirutell out of it.
ran^inz trufJ,’*'
Ther«
btilo inl«rr»l i« offici. si cr- from $i
i
single
plume», cohar*
e'e» over the »al«* to Germany of hj pain’s io $25, fans, tip», objects, suggestive that
rid other ut
etU*s,
1
th«
Pa«uiic,
for
remaining po»**ct»»ion« in
uu,t U- a profitable bu»-
|5 000,0U0. Speaking of th« matter, an uttrich farming m
Souti h Africa it was at
mess
;
indeed,
in
official «aid: ‘‘It 1» not at all surpria-
uked next to that of the dia-
iug. With it« principal colonies gone, one time ran
>pain will be better off without the lit­ mend in po>> in*, of value
•re.l in th, f»rm »0 lb»
But th« inis
tle islanda. We didn't want tboee hr
■mi.i,t» m thr bird» and
land«, or we eboul-1 Lave gotten them aveiagH visitor
; whether battling in
along with the Philippine«
ii»iv gov­ their strange ii
? j iuntilv around the
ernment has no interrat whatever in <he pool, or wa
lonu with outspread
who own» them, aitbongh we should corral, or rad
a iacina’ing »pecta-
have ¡»referred that England ’ak« them, wings, they p»
tiie male ostrich
cl«. The strv
if we bad expret»etd any preference
M many expeii-
has been the
The Bird Giants.
H4 farm, and not tne
ments al the I1
peat bin! u-ed as
((‘ontinurd fiom Fird Paar
least inieiestii
.unting lhe stred
stone« and bones c u«hed, and on the saddle horse;«
btrd carrying it»
fifth (lay alfalfa, from now on growing and ruling it about,
lest «are. Ths birds
raj idly, «o that at the age of six month* load with th« gr^a'
ami driven
they are six feet high, having grown al taie ai*o been barne»»
th« joung
the rate of a foot a month ; after this the tandem, to the delight
W VNIHMGTOS, .lune fttb,
Fanmu« Ilrrré Nearly Kster.
Secretary Aljer left WashingiQu to in?
Selected for Experiment in Thia 'll»» ndualtd
Increased
Demand
for
Animals
from
'
b> the < «»Id W eather
ab*<*Dt (lie great
P* • rt of tliia mouth,
Country.
«.f 4** I. ruar,.
the United States.
j'Mt alU-r lhe cabinet decided i»«»C to call
f.»r yuiuuieer» k-r
the Fbllippinea.
The famous breed of fat clams which
There wer« two rrai isona for thia de-
••«*- ’ dwell in the samly flats on the eu-t and There line Heee Quite a < han«»- :
( i-ion. The first, anil most important,
tb«
Thl» Item of Tirade Ikttwten the
■ south shore*, of Brigadier's island, was
xvas that it xvould btr exceedingly dan-
Twa CeuetrlrawOther E»-
nearly exterminated by anchor i.*r dur-
¿eruufi to lhe health ol the men to »end
| Ing the cold snap In February. When ,
portatluna.
f
raw volunteers to the • elands until the
J. Montgomery Star*, of Boston, the (
p*of. 8. A. Knapp, the special com- owner of the island, wua informed < f
Tt used to I m * said that larg^e number* rainy K*a«on is over, which will net be
Tinssionrr of Secretary Wilson to the the fact he engaged an expert in ••lam of rattle were reared in Mexico for thr until Keptember 1«', and General Otis
orient to investigate the availability of I culture an«l sent him to the ¡Hand with ! United States, and 15 years
ago in ’voulJmake no g’Mxl use of tb«*m during
eastern plants and seeds for common I orderw to restock th** Hats at any price. northern Mexico alone, on an are;
I that «eason, if they were there. The
use in thia country and secure apt ri­
Brigadier island has been owned by
.0,000 square miles, there were 1.1
me na of those that are valuable, has I the Sears family since 1742. when Da- I Di > cattle, 2.500,000 goats, 1.000.000 Olhei reason was a report received from
' President beburman, of the Fuilippine
submitted his preliminary report sum­ vid Sears received it as a reward fur
horses and LOOO.OiXt sheep. In the year
ming up the work.
services rendered to the British col­ 1MM) there were imported into the commission, expressing the opinion (hat
Tlicre are a number of ws-da anti onies prior to the great war which
I United States, many of them from Mex­ ¡' the Filipinos would surrender bclure lhe
plants selected for experiment with a I drove France from th«* new world,
ico. .'M.24K horses, on which there was a i Io«« of the rainy season, making an
view to common usage here, and they
Sears asked for the islaix'. because he I duty of $30 each mid thr aggregate I other military .-ampaign unnecessary.
include peralminoUb, the eastern prod­ knew it produced the biggest a rd
I value of which was nearly $2,000.000. Military men are a.must unanimous in
uct* of which is a far more edible fruit * sweetest clams that couJd be found on
J In the same year tin* iiurnlwr of honses ; the ¡relief that moi« volunteers will have
thau ours; bamboo, Japan plums.pears, the Atlantic coast.. Every year since
| exported from the United Htates, chief­
lubecAlled for belure lhe revolt is put
camphor trees- and hagi. All the per­ the grant was made 50 barrels of the
ly to Europe, wa» 3,501. valued at $700.-
simmon and pear seedlings
have I* fattest clams ihat giiA on th«- island
flown. Meanwhile, regulars are lobe
000, a difference in the balance of trade '
people.
«.rowtli is slower.
reached here and have been distributed have lieen scut to Boston as tribute.
>f $1,390,000. Since then, especially I sent to take the plat e of the returning
A visit io ll»e far rui corrects man)
The reason for taking the young from |
to experiment stations.
Almost every distinguished man who with Mexico, the balance of trade in ,' 1 volunteers, and Gen. Otis bas been giv­
the mot tier it a purely business one, as I errors that may have fiiund plme in >bt*
As to the ¡M-rsinimons. Prof. Knapp I baa lived in America for the past 150
horses ha» changed radically, and now ' en authority to enlist as many natives
found very few varieties sufficiently years has had a barrel of clams from
the bird« immediately build another mind of ti>e ob»er\er. The uMrich doe»
lhe average annual sales of American as he may see fit.
nest, which they would not do if the j not thrust its head in » the sand to avoid
tested to be worthy of introduction. Brigadier’s island. The records show
torses in Mexico reach $100,000. In the I I
Gen. Wood, lhe commander of (he
A few, however, wer« secured.
The that George Washington had ten bar­
fiscal year ending January 1, 1H9S, the ! Santiago district, seems to have found young were left with them to rear; »o its enemy, but bo'dly • chaiges horse or
persimmon, tlx* report »hows, I k th<- rels while he was president and two
instead of one brood a vesr ti e owner man, though, rsd to h * tie, a <l«»g will
number of horses imported into the !
i ihe Cuban problem easy to solve. In a
mo»t universally used of the fruits in supplementary barrels after his re­
herd. This is be-
United States had fallen to 2.2HO and!
! report to lhe war department, after tell­ obtains 70 or Bo eggs from or.e bird. In I demoralize the entire
Japan. This main* the first importa­ tirement to .Mount Vernon.
the number of horses exported from I
six weeks the chicks are tall and robust cause llie Ostrich know »■*» it cannot strike
tion of the sevdlesM variety of t.lic per­
ing
of
the
quiet
and
orderliness
of
lhe
John Ullin« seems to have been a thr United States had risen to 51,150,
birds, beautifully spotted and rapidly m bma!I an aiiiiiul. 1 I nat lb»* b rils al-
simmon. which is dried and preserved great favorite with the Sears family
ihr importation of horse» representing enliie district, over which he had ju«t becoming valuable cori.modit i « h . At a
low the sun to hatch i out tl»« ir e*gs is
liken fig. Some plum» were purchased of his day. He was president only four
$300.000 in value and the exportation of I i traveled, he «aid ; “lhe whole problem
in. Japan for hybridizing our native year«, yet in that time they gave him
year old they are valued at $150 a pair; •nether fiction exphxt»! ed by « \i»lt to tiie i
horse» representing a total in excess of j lolay in Cuba 1» work. Put (be idle
plums.
chicks three to six weeks old, $40 a pair; ostricti farm. No lien u d:?|» a; a greater j
23 barrels of clams. For some reason $6.000.000.
people who are now reading the inceii-
The bamboo is used in Japan for an Jefferson got only three barrels during
i:•» gigaiilif mother.J
There has Iwen of recent year» a ‘ i diary press lo work, relegate lo a bac k while tue full grown bird is valued at solicitude iliHii does th:
Infinite variety of purposes, and it is his eight years of office. Madison ami ,
steady increase in this item of Ameri­ ■eat Lhe politicians whose prtsent lm- $300 per pair. It is evident then that w ho is constantly »obc bed of livr chicks.d
even a table delicacy.
Whether the | I Monroe had eight! barrels each. Jack-
maternity,
the ostrich is within the reach of tl»e never enjoys tlie ¡»lea*urvi
can foreign commerce, and it seemacer­
American taste will In* trained to une son had four barrels, but John Quincy
portance rests solely on the attention
tain to hiermse still further in view of
average individual; yet there are some of leading tier young •bout, but is kepi
the bamboo as a food ia not ventured, ' Adams received 37 barrels while b<*
lhey are receiving from our people, and
the fact that there is throughout the
draw backs. as an ordinary ostrich has an nesting the year around. If allowed io
but the report Maya it will thrive in was president and seemed to like them,
West Indies and in many South Ameri­ they uill not have follower« enough leil appetite that, apparently, has no limita­ Care for her young, the mother ostrich
nvinv of the southern Mate« and I m * of because he sent several letter» of
, ' to give them the slightest impoitanceor
can
countries
a
dearth
of
horses
at
a
Among I thanks. After Taylor was elected pres­
great* value in many way«,
tions, and one will literally eat a poor proves to be a famous care-laker. She
time when the home dcniund for Amer­ ' weight in the community. Agitators
other uses it i* suggested aa a material ident the clam tribute to the white
man out of house and home.
exercises them all '.a- long, forcing
ican
horses
lias
visibly
decreased.
I)i-
have
tried
to
stir
up
the
people
of
this
for eave trough«, light fences, staging house came at the rate of a barrel a
The birds are valued for their feathers, them to run ami cat, and at night gives
jert communication with Mexico is I province, but they cannot do it, timply
pole® or rafters, It I n the product of year, the goods reaching Washington
for which there is a growing demand, them shelter beneath tier warm plumes
a warm climate, and in rich, moist soil during lent. Last week a barrel was easier than with any other country *< | because we have given (be people some-
which horses arc sent by th«* United
’ and if tbe visitor is present at the farm —the giant mother o! the bird creation.
frequently grown 60 fert iu one year. sent to President McKinley, the third
. thing to do and put them in a condition i
States, and there need be no surprise,
so good that they will nut leave it lor a I during what is termed the “picking,’’
The Japan«®«- ¡rear brought here is he has received since he was inaugu­
therefore, dealers in horses say, if then*
be or she is «ell repaid. The full feath­
very hardy and is largely used to graft, rated.
«hould be an increase in this item of lawless hie, unless absolutely forced to. ered bird is a beautiful creature, but
and it is usable for this purpow
The blizzard which visited .Maine in American commerce hereafter.
l he people who are cieatmg the dlaiur-
throughout the I’nited'States. One ad
every feath» r is not valuable for a plume.
the middle of February coated the
Of 51.000 horses exported from the l bances today in Cuba du nut represent
vantage it han over the American pear dam flats six inches deep in anch<>r ice,
The fi at tiers ate of many kinds and <lif-
I
’
i»ite(l
Stales
lastyear,
22.600
were
st*nt
two per ceut of the population “ ll
is that it is said to be proof against soldering up the ¡wires in th«* sand
| ier vvi<lely. In the very young birds
blight. Camphor trees were m iected and smothering nil the shell fish When to Great Britain, nearly 8.000 to Ger­ seems a pity that Gen. Wood could nut
they are »« Ilow and white, Ja’er dark
because this variety will stand the fr<»t the anchor ice thawed more than £.<• o many, 7.500 to other European coun- ' oe put iu charge of the whole ot Cuba,
trhs France excepted (there is ¡»rar- I and tic allowed to govern it his own way, drab <>ii Hie male, black and white in
of our gulf Mate« and th«- tree is larg<
barrels of dead clams were lying up«n
tirally no ♦ xjjortation of American
the f« «Male. The tine plumes are found
and oriMimentJil. The bark of the pa
the flats, which were haunted I v crows
i be has been so successful in hi» district.
horses to Franc« ). 9.5(H) to i'annda
on th«* »du t male and to bring (tie beet
»er mulbrrry, it is urged, will go well and m * ii bird« for days. The poultry
1
he
official
w
ho
can
please
every
body
,ith th«- bamboo for a variety of pur­ kec|M*rs of Searsport and Stockton British North America and the Klon­
i price »1.on d be taken from the living
j having business with ms ufiice baen l
poses. The cry pomeria japonica in the hauled away more than l.OiX) barrels of dike. 1,900 to tin* West India islands
■ bird, those from the wing being most es-
I'vcu
burn
yet,
but
United
Mates
C*
m-
and
Bermuda,
and
1.000
to
Mexico
and
irincipal tree used in reforesting the clam shells and grcuml them for feed.
11..
*ury-
j teemed, esprcially
the
valle
«ountainw of Japan and it will be a The nverage output of clams from Central America. The value of the j ioissioner of Patems Duell, conics uq j colored plumes.
horses
sent
to
England
was
$3.000.000,
near doing it, lo judge by lite lai» ol
'unble addition to the woodi* of the Brigadier'« island flats has been from
The picking of tiie feather crop occur«
to Germany, $1.24X).000, toother Euro- ihose who practice before tiie ¡»airm ol*
them states.
1,000 to 1.200 barrels a year. Five or
every few months, the occasion b* ing
¡iran countries. $770,00(k to British
*ngi, or lespidigu bicular, is a new
lif e. C. A. Snow
Co.,
aMdiigiun u
ix years must daps«- before th« I m *
North America $««3.000, to the West
not only interesting but exciting, as the
gi- plant, apparently of gnat value, can ix- restockr<l. N, Y, Sun.
Indies and Bermuda $132,000, and tv; leading firm ui patent lawyers, whu bate j birds protest decidedly to the robbery. {
¿ands the drought well, is similar to
You may have heard
I been getting patents lor 25 years iur
Mexico
and
Central
America
$102.000.
| The ¡nckers are men skilled in the busi- * about SCOTT’S EMULSION
■>f& in characteristic« and nutritive
PLENTY OF AMMUNITION.
chums
in
all
parts
oi
the
country
—
mote
The trade in American horses with
e. but more hardy, thrives <»n poor-
nese; nece-arily so, as poor picking
soil and has a more*vigorous grow I h. There «• IC iioiim I i Left A fter J>rwey’■ South America ran be said only to have than 20,000 patents hate been secured ruins feathers and Lirds. When picked,
begun, amounting last year to only 21 by tills film—,say that UommisBiuner
A variety of rice was brought from
VI« tor y «t Manila t«> Fl a lit
horses, while five times as many were Duell has so improved the wuiking lua the feathers are what are termed ripe;
\iv island of Keushi, which, it is said,
•Is Other Hattie«.
0 its bad taste and smell and
m nt to Africa and more than ten times (iiinery ol the otiice that applications that is, they will soon be I hrow n off t»y
will not In-vftk up in th«« mill, which
tne moulting process, consequently there d all its ether repulsive fea­
as many to Asiatic countries.
For
rauAty» a loss of from 40 to 75 percent,
The ordnance bureau of thr navy de
lor patents receive mure intelligent con­
Xmerican horses there would appear to
is little or no ¡»an» in the operation. 1 he
h '
I I. ». • L states.
¡»artment has settled by recourse to
tures. It is cod-liver oil, the
sideration and are more promptly acted
rieavy plumes are cut off, the stumps be­
T i. \’i partrn»-nt of agriculture also figures a very int< resting question con­ be an assured market in thr West In­
•up*
u
loan
al
any
uuic
iu
their
know
­
purest ard the best in the
di» . sine« the resturgHrnTof ¡»«are in
has received the consignment of vari­ cerning the flgbtiog U*»4.irBcy of Drw
ing removed three months later.
i ul.a. for di,r{,.;ff'the fiscal year ending ledge, patents being granted in irom
vo'd,
but made so paiata-
eties <>f Rusirian grains and other ¡»rod- «■y’s ships in thr lx tile of Manila bav
At this picking lime the birds are sep­
ucttA the grains being selected with the .liiM l>. for<ilKwyr
from Honjr- "SEoiX I. Iflfi7. i.**arly 5,<XM) American four lo len weeks iron» date of applica arated and driven into a narrow pen, r !
that almost everybody
vxfM'ctation they will rmlst the rust
Koiig for Mi'fflii |t nna grnrrttll.v r«- hurst s w» rr shipped to these islands, Lion, liiis will be gfxxi news to tiie iu their Heads being covered with a perfor­
can take it.
Nearly
and the decline in the year succeeding J ventois, who have in tiie past often had
and drought.
All these are for gen­ I' ' 2_ - ' ’ t
*Mj»* * '
ated bag
The men station themselves
i ascribed gent rally to the unsettled
children
like
it
and
ask
eral distribution, but arc to b«* exper­
to worry over tiie tardiness of tht patent
,— of ammunition. This, how
behind, so that, the bird cannot kick,
condition of nfTairs in Cuba and to the
imented upon Arid nt the various
ever, was n«»t true, ns the Baltimore,
oilice.
more.
practically enforced abandonment of
and holding it securely the picking is
ricult urul stat ions.
Chieag'
which reached Hong« Kong the flay be
Tiie war department is preparing to
.igricultural (»¡lerations on many parts
¡H*riormed in the presence of the large
icle.
fore th«* American squadron left there
I
spend
a
hall
million
dollars
lor
tiie
of the island.
Temporarily, too, a
audience that usually collect at tins V
for Mirs bay to ¡»repare for meeting
Tb
,thitl Mkelelnm.
number of horsew were withdrawn from erection of a Quartermaster and Coni- time, Three crops ol feathers ur« ob­ è
the Spanish fleet, brought nn arnpl«*
- ’’Hue famous X» iimlerl I al skeleton
>uppl\ of powder, projectiles and agricultural pursuits for the require­ ifisary depot al Manila, which will con­ tained in about two years, each bird be­ $
was discovered in 1H57, in a rave in the
ments of 1hc Cuban cavalry, and some, tain a big refrigerating plant, a New
fixed ammunition.
looks like cream j it nour­
valley of a small strinm near Dussel­
too, were purchased forth«* nerds of tin* York company has just been awarded ing estimated to produce |30 a year in
After t he engagement with thi* S|»fin­
leathers; and as each bird attains an age
ishes the wasted body of
dorf, on the same level with bones of
Spanish cavalry, anti since thr rrstorn-
ish fleet had lasted about two boiirh
the contract lor ¡»tilting in the reiriger
of from 50 to even 70 years, the profit ol
the extinct cave bear. The workmen
i ion of ¡»rare in Cuba this demand w ill
♦he baby, child or adult
tin* American riii|M were xxithdrawn
ating plant, its bid ui 11'37,0JO being tiie feathers aione is enormous, not to count
who excavated it. not knowing its v*il
have to l»c made up by iin|»ortations
to a sheltered part of Manila ba,\ f r
better than cream or any
iie, only saved th«* larger bom s and
from tht* Unitrtl States. But to Mt xico lowest submitted.
the young. As the feathers are coilected
th«* purpoNt* of taking account « f am
According to a report made bv a com they are classified and placed in bags;
other
food in existence. It
the cap of the skull.
The frontal
a« a permanent ami enlarging market i
munitif>n.
Dewey sent up a r (|
for American horses dealer» in this j milieu appointed by the secretary of tiie-1
prominences are enormous, producing
bears about the same rela­
those ot the males in one, those ol the
from th«* Olympia .oking h »vx i.
a great overhanging supraorbital ridge,
country look chiefly, a nd by the agricul- I treasury, to examine new devices sub-I
nmmunition each ship had left.
Irmalvs in another, as ail. have some
tion to other emulsions that
entirely unlike anything ordinarily
tural census of last year it wns show n milted for the use of theUnilrd State»!
► IgiMil was misumlerst uid. Tl • <
i peculiar market value, and the grades
cream docs to milk. If you
aeen hi the skulls of toxlav, ami re­
that there are now more horses in Tex­
tains of the American rhi|»s fool
Iiie saving service, the hair of tl>e rein­ are w “ 11 recognized by the trade. When
minding one strikingly of the skulls
as than in any other American state,
have had any experience
for a question as 1 o th«* nimmiil
deer
is
as
buoyant
as
cork,
and
more
the total number being 1.2(10.000. Illi- '
graded and w«igbed. they go to the ex
of the higher ape«. It wasdrdared by
¡»owdrr and shell they had < xpen
with other so-called “just as
Huxley to b«* by far the most ape like
nois and Iowa follow Texas in the or- durable. The committee was so favor I pert leather dressers of Los Angeles, ban
In the fighting, and each ve.-s-rl rej^
skull that had hitherto been dlacov-
drr named. \. Y. Sun.
ably impressed with the life-saving 'Francisco, and New York. Here they
good” preparations, you
ed “about 15 per cent.” Ikxxry
ervd. The remaining bones of the
buoy, made with reindeer hair, that it .ire tied oil strings four fert in length or
will find that this is a fact.
alarmed until further signaling
skeleton indicated a man of unusually
lit* t rn » r«l.
Ini“ ordered that it be practically tested m bunches, classified thoroughly, and
vrloped that “about 15 j»rr cent.”
The hypophosphites that are
^»wcrful frame.
\
clergyman
one
day
x¡«iting
an
old
on l.aks Huron.
I m * cii rx|H*n<lcfl, h axing H5 per cen1
i then sent to th« dyer, as no matter
A very forcible attack was mad ■ upon
combined with the cod-liver oil
parishioner inquired of her if she regu­
the magazines, enough to fight at
There are 185 republicans in the next whether lhe leather is naturally black it
the normal character of the skeleton
larly read her Bible, to which the old
g've additional value to it because
previous rate of expenditure for
house*, which makes 03 votes in the can >s d)«J black.
Alter tins they ate
by Virchow, w ho pointeil out that there
lady replied in the »iflirmative
Soon
they tone up the nervous system
hours more.
cus necessary to nominate thr next W AfheJ in water and s;arch , the later 1»
are in it unmistakable signs of the
and impart strength to the whole
The ordnance officers have b««*n ex- after hn the minister was about to <]«•-
rheumatic nlTection known ns thritis
speaker. Thr friends of Kepreseiitative ' then removed when they are ready for
• mining the d«*tnile<l r«*ports from the part. hr iugge*tv«l reading the evening
deformans ami that this not infn
Henderson
claim
that
he
is
already
as
chapter,
to
which
hr
would
add
his
the "finisher," wiiere lhey are graded,
ship« engaged in lhe fight, giving the
quently led, when of a very marked
amount of ammunition rxp»*ni'c< by blrudng. \ft< r a little delay the Bible «uied of the support of that many mem­ j assorted, sewed together, often three oi
4yp>\ to a deformity <»f the skull sim
wn*
preurntrd
to
J*
ter,
who
bers, and that be is «ure to l>e the next live pieces to make one plume; they aie
each «luring the entire period of thr
liar to that shown In these re.main».
with aftton- •¡»raker, and disinterested observers re­
engagement, and tiax«* mndc n « i’ll n - looked nt itn duftty
I (hen steamed to allow tiie fibers tu take
This statement, made by the great au­
khmriit;
but
the
o
m
urniuring
fill computation, which has given I the
gard the claim as valid
ll has been | Hieir natural position. Iiie curler now
thority of one of th<* foremost ¡»atho-
something
about
morning," stated that the administration had no h •
surprising result that during thr w
Jogicul anatomists of tl.» tim.. h i
takes them and gives the plume the
D octor
wiped the book w
end of her
¡»rrlfMl of lhe battle the average
been sufficient to discredit the skull
choice between Col. Henderson and Mr. [ graceful shape «o desired,
npron.
The
miniM
From the
pt nditurr of ammunition for lk*xx
M
EYERS
in the ryes of many anthropokvgUts.
bherman, of New York, and that cither hands of the curler they pasa to th« man
up. it fell op«* 11 wl
squadron wna only 11.3 |w r rent,
a co. ■
— Frank linker, in American Anthrop­
would
be
perlw
tly
m ' ik I*. tory to it »» I called the‘•buncher,” who combs them
taele*,
had
been
left
in
it.
The
old
lady
stead of 1ft per rent, fr r the first
ologist»
Specialists
for Men
suddenly
¡»«Tcriving
the
upecx,
started
’»pt-aker. Fhls was regarded as a prac­ out and gives them the peculiar shape
hours. This left Ml per rent, in
up and cried: MBle«a me, there i»my tical elimination ol the other candidates,
niugn
en, an amount sufficient
The M<H»rMKtiM • annl
demanded by fashion. Now the plume
In »pile of the in> ¡>etu»recently given fight six other engagements of rtiual '¡•« ms which I lost it year ago.”—Golden ll was to laksn by Mi
Hopkins of Illi or feather is ready lor the market and
Days.
to gr«»giaphieul study, it I«
I n pm I »a bit* d urat ion.
num, who withdrew in lavor ol Col. is placed on sale. The history of thr
I he records of th«* ordnance bureau
that trn out of
will rend per-
if twelve vvrll
Henderson, ilow Mr. Payne of New Iratbrr from the hatching of the young
I’-» Till ( urrd.
show that at the tim«* of entering
sons will rxtimate thediatanc i‘ lift w ecn
York inten is taking it, cminot be pos­ ostrich to the bratiiul plume on the bat
Manila Imy Drxx—x'a ships had 4(1,377
Liverpool an d San Francikcn via Cape
itively said, although tie passed through of some lady is a lung and complicated
Horn, to be at lea«t tjMMi mile« lor ger shells <>f nil cnl||M*r out <»f a total al­
Washington within the last 4S hours, one.
lowance of 4«' m I and « \¡tended in th«
than from Xew York to the qiim - j »ort
’’
I..............
the Xew Yorkers are to decide tins
The commercial side of the inJtiftry is
of the Golden Gate; but it •» actir Bly
bat lit*
shells, leaxing 34 517, or
7QI
SARKFT *»T.a
» , ,
ful MAM HGVllMO p levator Entrance.
p. r cent., remaining in the mag-
190 mile« ahorter!- the two route» be* s5
N Y Sun.
ing respectively lljifei and I4,H4<> niilra az rV»
Y
Mr
long. Th«* greatest nurprite, how»1 ■ver.
I»
1» ■ • ’i I .1 11 .: X.
< »■ ,
further
^ú»v«i »<•*!» in i » io. i itti 11« tin », ili «
•way from either of the two grent clt-
! A IRLE PATTERN
lea, lieing 15JI
miles from Ran Fran-
-S X our <
n
< cti. 1
cisco.
H hi n the Nicaragua canal U
3
scriber. Only 5u c
I <
opened thin southern city will be only
4.047 miles from her western sister;
m
New Xork will lx» «listant 4.VU» miles;
•nd Liverpool, 7.694 miles,» The rron-
rm
omy to th«* shipping interests of Engl­
land and Vnirriva alonr would p.-vv for
the cftnal twice over in n short time,
K LADIES’ MAGAZINE
f t
to say nothing of th advantage to com-
In
<
<>
n
«
(
n
n
t
(
n«»pIr
.
tn ere«' r of reaching markets hitkrric in-
J a hri hour <»lTrn.«r to
•ere si siblr
E A. Fletcher, in Frank
... vwher«* near the cHy
1*e«!h r’s Pot.nlnr M »nthlt
w ll
gm«
«tant ■ ‘pit
X Y Sun
•*r
.. iggl —
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Try Allen • Foot Lssr
blood remedies
It matters not how ob­
Shake Into Youi Shoe« •
stinate
the
«MB.
nor
what
otht
r
tr
Bl
A powder to I m shaken Into the slmei*
Vilen’s Foot-F.nee a powder for the fret
inent or retnedi’M have failed. 8. S. 8.
Al lb is season your fert feel swollen,
always
Hi way ip-
promptly
:• pt':v Prarh«*s
?**.*x • • *s and
.* -id cures
cure-* any
in-
it euren painful, 1 »woolen, ftmarting, ner
ner/ouM and hot and <et tired easily.
rtBAZAR.
r
V in feet and in<*lnntlv lAkin the «ttn>
If you have smarting feet or light s I h ^ n
I <•( cor nt und bunions
It's
T
blo«xl
ui,.'**.*,
know,
that
ther»»
»ro
no
nil-
try Allen's Fool-Es#r. It cools the fret
■ or trouble« »o obetinate nnd ditlicult to core Very few romeeiim el.im
■atrNt nvinf rt disc »very of the age
irtV
and makeft walking May. Cures swol
to »•uro ruch r> nl. drop «.-af»M blood diMaae«
8. 8. 8, euro«, and none can
leu’« Foot-F aw* in a kt*»’ light or nm
len •nd ««rating fert, blisters and r«l
r r ch ll I tr,ocrtibl.'cvidenovof merit. 8 8 8 i» not merolr a tonic— it
L»ew feel rnwv
It
is
a
teitaiu
cure
for
I, «cure! lit «down to th« very «.-at ot all blood diwate«. and K»*t. at th«
lour spot», Krlirven corns and bunions
cal loi us an«| ho», tired aching
four datiot f the very wor.t cue*, and rout» the poison from the .y.tem ltd *>,
of all ¡»«in and gives real and comfort.
not
. like other retiutl.e«, dry up the p»‘i»on and hide it from view temporarily,
it
f
THE M v -CALL co .
Rohl by all drug
Try II t<*/»i«
Rold by all druggist» and
' ’
t ''
' rt 1 i.. . i n. -r»» viol, itly than ever; 8 8 8 force, ut every
shoe siom
By mail for 25
a hoe store« for 25 cents. Trial package
trace of taint, and rida the »yatem ot it forever.
stamp«. Fritti ¡»at kage free
Mr» T IV I.»*»«. Montgomery, Ala., write»: 'Someyeara
free. Address, Allen H. Olmsted, 1.«
Allen
S,
ago
I wa» in ~'iil»ted with pn»m by a nurro who infected
Olmsied,
I*
Hoy,
Hoy, N. Y.
There was « time
1
.J'
I
Olli?
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£
«
5
J
f
$. S. S. GOES
TO THE BOTTOM
Promptly Reaches the Seat
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Cures the Worst Cases.
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From (»rants Pass
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To Ixrve’a. ...... ..
To Amleraou............
II l‘á
To Helms......................
.. 11.60
To Kerby......................
12.00
T® Waldo ....................
Hbelley creek ............
|4 50
Gasquet........................
4M ’Ml
Oreureai City ............
F* 00
Above rales subject to change without
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Round trip ticket* and excur-
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Hoy, N. Y.
Professor meant some
nothing tndav. If «
W h«( 1» Nhlkih?
tea« Kers' err itb a’s I
it
A «rami old remedy for Cough«, ( rids
he tram» a hum« he h
•nd mnaumplion; u»r«l through the
ha« a dog «how lie is
world lor half a <«*ntury, han corr«l nn
Ft Sin ber «4 mir proies»
• l
merable caisvi* ol incipient consumati
creasing,--Myrtle Poi
• rxi rrhev^l BMt]r
,|a([l
A couple named ,\e
a
II you an* nut m I m A ih I with rmilt,.
Jennie Hel|w*r were n
au
will rvlun I your mouuv
l*ric«33 ct.
ern Kentucky town w
•nd
via and 91—W 1 Kremer.
(he editor of the Ural paper wa« ai
clublied to death bv ths
btns
Camera« for «ai« or rent. Inquire ol
bextt'i«e he maJs u«e
iu I
I he
A. E. Voorbie«.
I **la>rtl Helper."
my tmlie with blood taint. I wa» covered with aorta anil
ulcer, fr. •« head to f.a»t. and in mt grvat eitrrmity I praye.1
to die .S»vrral prominent phyatciana treated me. but all
to no purpoae
Th»« mercury and notaah which they
Bare me »»•em»'d to add fuel to the awful flame which wa.
devouring me. 1 wa* advirod by friend» who had »een
wonderful cure» mad»» by it, to try Nwift'a Specific I im-
proved from the »tart. a. the medicine W'em»’d to go direct
io the cause of the trouble and fore»» the poison out. —
Twenty
bottle» cured me completely.** Swift'« specific—
The Girl oi To day
wl|| be the «onan of to-morrow.
She
does not know it,
perhaps
W
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c
her mother does not fully
understand -t, but between Vj
the *to-day'’ when she is
a d,rl and the -tomorrow
„hen she "'ll be a woman,
her life’s happiness and
health are in the balance.
If she is to be a full-breasted
strond, healthy woman she
must develop ridhtly now. She
!«, it a crisis. She needs more
strength, more blood to tide
it over.
Dr Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People are the one
medicine that will d've her
the strength and make the
new blooa.
Our new book, PLAIN
TALKS TO WOFIE.N, explains
why these pills are of special benefit to dro*
A
¡nd dirts.
A copy voli be sent to any address.
free
on request.
M ..Kranklf Halh.w.y. ofHlitwnth Htrwit. Holland, Mich, .aid;
-t an, 1 *< ar. old. al Ki 1 » al pal. and weak and <1I<1 not gain und<-r th.
......r\ car*, other tri-atmant brought no twttcr re.ult and bv th.
t , 1 wa. riln.le.il vear. old I wa. ,o weak 1 could not walk a. r..«.
o.'.’rtoor. I wa* tarrlbly .maclsud and my .kin had loat all color.
he i... tor pronounce» thr dl-ce anmnla. true of tny friend, ad-
. ,.d I... io try Hr William« Pink Pill, for l*al. Peopla. I bou.ht a
I io,.! . tore 1 had taken all of th. p* 11« 1 four.d that they were
■ ....el appetite i ncr«i«**d and tne healthy color baran to ahow in
v . hck. arid lip- ' continual to u«e the pill, until t had Utkin nf-
.. eu bo«.* and found nry.elf j-ermanently cured. Hine, then 1 h.ve
no relurn of niv old trouble and cannot riui.ml.r when I wa. «o
. -on. and healthy a. now. I know that L>r. William»' l-lnk Pill, f„r
r., ■ Pe..pie lared nryllfe, and I believe that no other medicine cmilj
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Look for th« full name on the package. At druggists or direct from the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co.. Schenectady, N. Y. 50c. per box. 6 boxes )2.50.
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i
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