Moro bulletin., October 30, 1902, Image 4

T K * B IO -F IS T E D
MAN.
( M i l l ) STATES MtRiSE HOSPHAI
Al CHICAGO.
OK ha«*'« I * th * ■»«« with « ha»d hk* «
baas.
Awd a fiat j«eat at hlg «• hia hrart:
To th * hi«, wanly chap. hv h* baaK.-f «
drvhlgv.
Owning ra«ln»a«la «* «Irlving a ear»;
<\> th * wan who hwka atvadity straight
in yvwr ayva
And gtaw ,0 « a grip like a via*
f-uch Hire aa iliViJcJ h«ng »In c* ' * > for
ail.
T h a t they'd rather h* aara th a * b*
GOVERNOR OF OREGON
Uses Pe-ru-na
For Golds
in His Family
a n d l^ H I
n ka
He way hare • skull like the rr»»t of the
earth.
And a Jaw hke the TernhW T u rk ;
l l u hand« may have apnea«! oa the helve
of a pick.
I'M- at ».aw* ether menial work;
But bia heart yea'll find gcod aa a aaggcl
of rd d .
And ‘tw ill always hr faithful to yea—
Then het*'« to the wan with a hand tike
a ham
And a aoul that ia toyal and true.
Ho
may not he reread In tha dining
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HER
BLUNDER
i t » » SS > > t t t t T t t T T t t t t t f
A R O L Y S V E K N E T waa of th at
onlcr o f women to whom their
' adm irers are wont to apply auch
adjectlvea aa 'r e g a l.’’ " a u i n ^ v n ! ."
"Im p erial."
M any lover» sought to w in her. and
m any were disappointed when rum or
announced her engagement to young
F ra n k Keade.
To be sure. F ran k waa handsome aa
a l*rlnce and brillia n t as to w it and
talents, waa poor, hadn't even “e iiw c -
tationa."
E a rly orphaned o f both hto parent*,
he w a t sttaeaftrd fo r the law by a rich
uncle, who made It underused that
said education waa a ll he meant to give
F ra n k .
Ilia pn au m p tive heir w a r another
nephew. Fran k's cotaaxn.
W ell, these consider» Does had th eir
w eight w ith Mtaa Vernet. and she had
beaitated before accepting the young
law yer, but his attra ct.« « of m ind and
person proved too m«ch for her w orld­
ly wiadotn. and It was aa cugage-m-ut
Only she stipuiateC that It ahouid be
no m ore until Fran k ah.-uid have wuflS-
reenx income »e scpjwwr her tn good
•q r ie
O f course. F ran k m nrt need* p r
aw ay u> see* hw fortune. H e m eat »
Europe. T t e * waa a tender p a rt ng
the tores». a t w h ir t Carwiyx
trfxfi anc tkeeaamdeut. F ra n k
B a d
T U E M A R IS E H O S P IT A L A T C H lC A lX k
I nch' fk»w curve <*41 f« * the saliera who por»«« thole ealliwg wwdee the t i g
wf the Failed Stab"* And »-•< oaly dras he hwfc aft«* the okl “ hay»’* who
f lig h t the fiag'a batCea. hat |K w e i f the aw«vh««t warviw are cared fee with
equal t. -nderr "
F * « -re that- •* ”
th * Vs ted S ta b , geivtm weal has
m »iuta ned a T n
.1 * * * " < * and a««»- ’ed a ay '• -.- « f«<
k and diaaMid w art«
era
Front a arm v eatahhabed I* thkS and c*wv»«»ti»i« o f a few r.#pk>>«a and
..nr building h - grown a chain of «.-rfivtly appointed h««apua)a T h . rv an- two
distinct branch«-» -th e n.«n, or hghiing force, and the merehant. or «'ommeret tl
ti.etw O f twenty «neh h >, ital» «i.-iot.d to the latter. VhKegi' has the principal
Neglected colds always
lead to something serious.
T h e y run Into chronic
bronchitis* p n e u m o n ia ,
asthma* or consumption.
D o n 't w ait* but take
A y e r’s C h e rry Pectoral
|ust as soon as your cough
begins. A few doses w ill
cure you then,
tv»»* * i « m 1 Ma., Me. IL kN
Mothers will find Mrs. ATI nato w ‘a Booth
Ing Sym p th * beat renoxty lo Usa lor »halt
iduklrvn during tha te.tblug |*ri«sl.
Certainly S e.m rJ Strange.
ebe explained to Johnny,
•‘ we have asked tk a l lor a lilll a b a b y ? '
Not long after tw ine arrived .
" i t e ll ," rontiitentod Johnny to hla
fa th e r, " I t ' a m igh ty funny th a t you
d id n 't know how big au order you
g av«? '
"Y
V tl’i n n HUUMXG. SALEM. OKEGOA.
The United State« marine hoapital lit the northern anhurh « t t'hleagiv on tha
ahore of la k e Michigan, ia the best appointed. > **’ equipi«*»! *»''l Swt »uib-1 of
any similar iaa titn tu « in the Country. H ere any neantan who can »how a «vrt.il»
proving servire ou a »reret Hying th. American I
to application may. if il», obtain adm.»»hM». Or. if rre n after only one Jay a
service aboard a v e -.-l tyin g the Stats and S i r p re he U injnred 1« hi» in o o f «.m y
he la entitled to care and treatment.
It ia not a Kune, in the « n b tl d «me way
enter and remain there iadefiaUely. When the Inmate require, m Further medi­
cal treatment he mn»t leave. Other places are provided for aged and inftrw aea-
men. bnt th e e hospital» are f . * invalida.
____
The d«x«r» of three inatitnthma are not ch w d to men of to rriif. v-aneln. elthek.
Here are received seamen and ettlcvra of foreign ship«. al*o of the revenne cutter
and life-saving aervk* ami the allied branches of the navy, where prelato», la
not made f««r their care e»« where. There are treaied annually in the marine
hospital eervk* ever .VI..VM» easm. Those dispensarle, are maintained in all »ea
and lake port b'wns of any aiae threnghont the country.
A Letter Etent ihc K r o n t h e tirt.ee «»1 0 cgoa.
C o u g h s
" I had a bad cough for a lt
weeks and M U M find no relief
until I m ad A yer'« C herrv Fee to­
ral. O nly one fourth of lite bottle
cured m e ."
L. H aw n , Newington, O n l.
May Not Be.
AA Igg— lijónos has patnntod a 1
|M«*'ketlNM)k,
W agg— There ought to I*« money In
th a t.
room '» w ay«.
H e may nevet have donned a dr>wa
•alt*
But he will stand fast while you're true
to your truat;
Tonr honor he'll never dispute.
For he's Juat the friend that w ill tight to
the end.
T ill there's no further uae to reaiat
God Idem him. thia man with the hand
like a ham.
And a heart Jnat aa hi« aa hia fiat.
- —Loa Angvies Herald.
Better Than Home Vanned.
Ponte |s«o|>ln th in k th a t I he only
re a lly good caunatl 1*11« lisa, a p rlre la ,
ch«>tries and the real a ie tlie on««a whleh
are canned at home. Th e reason these
people th in k th ia la that they have
never trle«l Monopole «anno«I |*a«'h«a
and apric«t|a and cln rrive.
If you w ill
buy a can from your g b te r and don't
th iu k they are evea le tte r than your
m other over pul up, wo’ll not have an-
o lh e r word to say io you alionl Motto-
|«ole.
If your gr«H-er t l« * a n * l handle
Monopole gnnwrlea tend ua hla uauw.
W adham a «k K err Btoa., P ortland.
ob , ”
t*...*«H ,v « r « M it i | ( a * * • * * u h s it,
« a * , a« • * k* u n
i t «.s «su* * » . aid
!.. . « * • Il Ik ... 4 11 1 l a * , il II* huuart
la a ts M » tu . kin. W .
.nil«.«
J I AT MM « I«.. L .W .II,
IV rw na Is kn.vwn ftvnt the A tlantic I ad intrer ol 1‘e-rn -na.
lie keep« It «on
to the I'wcttle.
le tte r« «d enngm tttla- liu u a lly In the hou o. In a fm wut lot
turn amt commendation testifying to ter to l»r. Ila rtm a n he says:
A tit ay-at-Home Traveler.
the m erits ot Iw -ru na aa a m ta rrh
State of Oregon.
rem«»ly are pour'ng in h-vw every «tale
Kxeentlvn I«epnrtntent,
For ctmghs «ini «-uhi* thsre It no hsllsr
Stranger— W h at wonderful tales el«l
m vdiviiit than Ftso'g 1‘ure f«»r A wusump- lU In ks relates!
tn the unbwi.
Or. tla rtro an la re c e tv -|
S alem , Mav P, Ih M .
H e uniat have Iw *» a
tlou. F u » ,
«.-vois.
ing hund re.lt of atn h letter« d a lly .
A ll The F e n in a M edicine t'o .t'o lum bu a O
great trave ler In hia day.
ciaskee w rite those letters, frem the
N ative— lie was n e \e r outside the
I'oar Sirs— I have had «xsaslon to >
IN* Ming the Blame.
higheat lo the low«n»t.
ro tia ty In hla life , b u t, you see, hie
use your I V r u na m«xlIvina in m y fam ­
" I sen It aisled th at the Alps have
Ttie «wild«** labwrwr, th e tud.x'r a r ti- ily for colila amt it proved tu I m < au ax-
m ind haa w an.h-r.d lot years.
«» mi I 301 (ivee In th e past ten ym tre."
•an, the »-Ieri, the ed ito r, th e atatog* re lie n t rem edy.
I have nut had t w . a - I ,
" Y e t it «hwen'l seem «|uite rig h t to
H la Sett.
man the preacher— a ll agrre th at IV - slot« tu um« it for uthor alim en ta.
1 put a ll the hlauin d irec tly ua llm A lp s ."
tln lg e — I ’ ve got a ault of clothes for
rw-na i* tue catarrh reive>ly of th e age.
Your» verv tr u ly ,
W . M . I.««i«|.
J
" W h y a u tf"
The utructur* ill
*» t h e impkwui i * / i t * M i n i b u i l t Itt t
it
every «lay in the week.
The «tag* a;i.l rostrum, recognlaing «-a
Il w
. ill . bn noticed
. . . that , the • " * r t » ’ ,r
" I k m 't von th in k nnvst of them were
cm pleted in 1S7S at a «»»t of over ^-kVUkkV The aandatone bn
. » >'
t
IHsIge ( sn«plc|..«i»ly)— I never era
tarrh a* Ih o ir greaie-t enem y, are es­ «aye he haa not had occasion to use Fe- k llh s l by the c llm b -tl? *"
M ) feet ! .• l«*‘ f>-ct dev p and three .toriee high S ice i’ a ew.phrt «1 a m.xlcrn
you wear any hut Hie »us you have <>n
I he reeaon
operating apmhitbeater ha» U h -« eddevl a: a ev»t .«f f i a t a i
Further additi «'» e pecially e o th m rs 'lic In th e ir pralae and ru ns for e th e r ailm en t«.
now.
tostili « m i y.
for th ia is, most other alim en ts Issgln
madu
a laundry »t«ld«w isolati«« vraid and disinfecting chamber» ha
Il.slge (r h e e r fu lly i— T h a t's the au lt.
Any man who «(»hoc perfect health w ith a «'old.
Using
F e-ru-n a
to
c-stlng F'V. " "0
The average evi
« ‘ » ' «h* government for maintaining tha
must he en tirely free from catarrh . pro m p tly cure cold», he prelects hla
marine hospital in t'hicago 1. aboat SJKi»M annually
Including thv d««w h town
For Infanta and Children.
d»»i*naarj where •'out r e o e f 1* aftocJed about Xtkh) patio.ta are eared f«*
C a U rrh is well nigh universal; almost fa m ily against other ailm en ts. Th ia is
onuiipreevnt. iV rw -n a ia the «Mily ah- exactly what every other fa m ily in the
every year.
wdnle safeguard km-wu. A cold is the U n ite d States should «1«».
Kaep P«*-
l* < 'm ung of catarrh .
To
prevent ru-na in th e house.
Uee it f.<r coughs,
B ears the
“ W ell, now cotn«m the «o-juet F ra n k w ho dictat««a hla h«*or» of laN w . recre- relds. to cure «xdda, ia to cheat catrarh col.la, la gr p , * , an«l other c iiiu a U e !
S ig n a tu re of L
s e >!«s ,1«-* h w l> i
w«-nt to S w itzerland
n »«>:•.■.«• » J att.'B an«l rest
ret of it* v k tim s
Pe-ru ns not «oily afTecti.ma «.f w in ter,an d there w ill le no
p x w chase, and w h :l* t ‘ ere saved th * he may rem ain in his «'.lire, w h a t and cures «-atarrh, but prevents
Every other ailm en ts In the honee.
Such
Few Savers In %b«tn«U.
when he must ewk bow long am t la
life o f a certain rich, bvuevob ut. *h ..J
bonsalwld should he »applied w ith th ia fam ilies shotil.l ptovide Ihetnrelvea w ith
Not 10 per re n t «»f th e large wag«'
lw # p uth-n.an. W vlL th«r b»*n«rrolcr.t w hat way he ».'..-t.. play, and w b ea and gieat remedy for «-ougha, cohla and so a .o p r of I'r . Ila tim a ti’a free bunk, en-
earner« in the E nglish «u tlery trade
old gv«;l*m an Insisted on ta kin g tia 1 w long he si til sirep. 1 ' « lr •»> *1 forth.
titla d " W in t e r A 'a la rrh ."
Address
save a fa rth in g , declares Hie lx>r«l .May­
brave you ax prewervv-c
to En­ a c q u a ia : m ix * ta of caorwe very K r j e
The governor of Oregon Is an an ien t D r. H a rtm a n , Colum bua, O hio.
or of Hhertleltl,
gland w ith htw-.. Then he ad >pt«d him , 1 bu t a»«'h n ervy s t k qg a* U e y attend
s; Twvgta and end early In the even
and now be has capped the rt.raax by
T h < K viw ark w a s A m N (u o u «
Tor fr«wt Id le , rhdtwklns, aure and lam e
(lv o u ln c P h lk's w p h er.
djnag and hw ving h » mBxns»- fortune :vg It ka said t a t M r F lin t 1* never
m ’e *t dTn«-.s of musei« » try lla iu liii*» I
noet-nd.-t .»aal’y to F ra n k
S. w. w .m t outsi.le h * own bc-roe later than 10
" T h a t y «wing man has a b r illia n t
“ Crepe alt burnt to rtindera?"
issid O il, It won't d issp i-itn t yo*, ;
s k at
« ft
M r F lin t 1» a prod future before h im ," eaid th e ph reo «do
" Y e s ."
th at be a b itter p*fl to tbr fa ith k w *
net of M a law having twen iewn at gist.
" N o rain in slghtT"
b e a n ty r
M iw ptv H u la In H a r m o n j.
An ! the little Ik'Ston b>«y who waa
" N o t a d r a p ."
' C arotya heard no more, mt aht- had ThougMtoa ia IK * '
A m ing ling of th e two colors — a
h
a
ita
g
b
ia
buupe
exam
ined
pdtabed
"
T
.x
'ta
lly
ru
in
t,
a
lu
’
l
y.wi?"
hea-d en.-c^h. and Ueer the Mary had
A W O M A N M NCR S P l U C K
green veil disp.*e>l over a blue h a t, 01
hi» s ,*c ia c e a ac i va ria it» « -!:
" T e t o t a lly ! "
plenty o f c v a £ :tn a tx a. I t was a bttXrr
M ust Bear Signature at.
knots of vwlret ribbon of tbe O'mhtne-I
"
P
a
n
ic
a
me,
but
you
open
np
a
very
"W
e
ll,
what
a
ir
you
a-»n
iilln
*
o
v
e
r
'"
p d l Xe her. Bnt the wwrwt waa n.-t y < W a r k s H c r e r ' f a t I h r H a r J aw l I k s r -
aha.lea, gl«ea tone to the alm plcat to i­
ir.tere»tiag
field
of
in
q
u
iry
.
W
here
"
l
'
i
n
sm
ilin
*
at
the
p
re
a
,*e
t
of
the
< r r e as T»*k
In the conrw o f narare Uncle Jefr
lette.
A «vory cox ca frein Ar.aoaa which . ei«e could my future be if it were cot she»iff .«'m in ' to levy on n o th in ’ ! " —
U h died and vra* ‘ c-wdL and t » la w ­
A
tla
n
ta
C-
n
a
titu
tlo
n
.
before
m
e
*"
ye r came t * rend the w id to the h tir abawe w h at cas Sc aecotapHehed h j 1
FITft Fvoaw.il» <>■(«* « m« ■« h «** m m m *
te te ro :l a t t i '3 which !
»■•w
...... . R-r*.
prercaaprive. W ith seregw o a tis'acti a the cikcrgy and
ksWww a«4 !•» FM KK e j ee«a.t'. 11« .R-lb-a*
I ac-Sissils
race«* Bstsw.
wa P*. X II A u .* 1 4 «41 *>«a »*.. I*«.4*«. 1 «Wat»
M r and Mrw. Keade U»t«-acd to the ofïoa i «»» bezkca'.J the fx .r e x terio r of i
Tt
ia
th
e
rirfTxt
of
r
e
e
r
y
c
h
ild
a wooiaa's fram e. M r*. J. ha K -.y Ilic e
▼or» «ss*» a » * »• eaer
f oik-w jag
to be w e ll born, an d to th e
Mind Over M atter.
ban
A ra . s d ie baa
m*.
“1 g^ve and iv-qnratk to my n.-»-hcw. near K k _
p a re n ts i t m u s t lo o k fo r
Mrs. J e n k *— flo w d id you manage t<
f
cfc'.idrea
H
e
r
ram
dy
«
band
and
1
A lbert Rr-jide. a ll the ~ T * r ty o f v h x k
h e a lth and
keep cool >e»ter<lai7 It waa so hot.
twit
t b ard * w kiq g
iiQ s ln a f *
1 d * pose i -as i d. am eiut: ag----- "
h a p p i ne»s.
Mrs. B rown— W h y , I w«-nl out «hop
E -r e the la w y e r pa jned m wgm tin :.!» an red ugs hare «y >.. £ c * fu r the da
H o w in c o n ­
ping for U htiatm a» things. — 1 'o tr.ll
roa Biuootaist.
ae ren *.:v s v i the fa m ily . e °d aerei
aperta riew.
c e iv a b ly g re a t
E re* Freae.
roa Toano n via.
• x m . w t ^ c g to ST ’»<!
-»ted .a----- ” year» age * ‘.e drewded th a t »he <
la t h e p a re n ts ’
engage Hi o.Ji:xg fo r bereelf.
ro i COMSTIFATIOB.
eu
reap n a ib ility , and h w im p o rta n t th a t
'
"
k k * bad no mooey to pay fo r the
roa ULLOw saia,
v t i i.k Ua *
no ta in t o f disease is le ft in th e bl<xxl
”
» '
ex’ w t w r i had l«een a h a «■'-»
»rw* dev«wupa»*cx * f ber cia t si bot abc bad
roa TttccoMPiMioa
to t>e tra n s m itte d to th e helpless c h ild , e n ta ilin g th e nioet
JIM
* *« 'as»t |^a*K •* __
CareCyx nad atwd h e ra ld fa r gf. »»•' a p a ir «ai u o d e r hot w illin g , haode and
p itia b le su ffe rin g an d m a rk in g its lit tle body w ith o f!m *
rorvly ▼agv(aMs.z<^a—
aot h-w'tate U» aacrdhre etve sore« and eruptions» c a ta rrh o f th e n > *e and tiim a t , w eak eyes, g la n d u la r
o k not «*_y a true. la w a <
—"I.
M U T’I’ J .............................................
•< t le a cry ai*d aaar th eir fa ir prvpor- s w c d ic g *. b n ttie hone», w h ite swt llin g and dc fo rte it r .
C U R ! « IC K H F A O A C H K .
us
X
t
l
x
»-Sort
to
prevfcSe
a
fu
tu
re
H
o
a
r
can
p
a
re
n
t*
lo
o
k
upon
such
lit
t
le
s
u
llc
rrr»
and
no
t
reproach
pe-m-KC f t r r x i j * — « T ku c w m T r S b a m .
tbe d rill «»*1 them se’ ves few b rin g in g eo m uch m is e ry In to th e w o rld ?
If yo n have
w a hand*, and. w ith Buy d:5ea»e lu rk in g ia y o u r syatem . h o w can jr«»u ex p ec t w ell developed,
h e alth y c h ild re n t C leanse y o u r o w n blood and b u ild up yo ur h e a lth , and
y ?u h ave na* o n ly en larg ed y o u r c a p a c ity for tb e e n jo y m e n t of th e pleasures
of life b u t have discharged a d u ty a ll p a re n t* ow e to p u a tu ity . an d m ade
p -a c k in d h e a lth ie r and h app ier.
W» e i t r a r t , e r*w n sn.t brl.lg» l«wlh
T h e re is n o rem edy th a t so s n re ly reaches deep-seated, stubliorn bbswj
e lih ..« n l»at<Htn< | * i 11, Our u.«ib.als
tro u b le » aa 8 S S. I t searches ou t e v m h e re d ita ry
are n><*trrn end IU<*.I S it a Ih » s|>«>r.>vsl
Ot Ih « H i,«| R i a r 'I u f
I * || ,:u | «n
potsona. and rem ove« ev ery ta in t from th e bl'w«i,
«atnlnsUt.n trre
l'srs r r .* ,n a b la .
and b u ild s u p th e g e n eral h e a lth
If w e a k lin g s
I»w«b ‘phoM S rirvg.m N inilk 13»! Co-
are g ro w in g u p aro u n d yo u , r ig h t th e w ro n g by
In ram a as lip rt, < « » u lli(* «Iti ». Hun-
p u ttin g th em on a course of S . S S. at ouce. I t is
<ls«a
(rum • lo 11
a p u re ly v e g etab k m t-h e m e , h atm k-as in its «fleets, and can be to ken
b y b o th old an d y m n g w ith o u t fear o f a n y l»«*d results
W r it e as about y o u r caae, and le t 0 ir physi« im s advise and h e lp yo u.
T h is w ill coat y o u n o th in g , an d w e w ill als«j send o a r hook on h b xxl and
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C n -o iy r lov.^; Fran k. Under
Uw- faemnanon of u » prem-nre sne nad
yielded ber eeihann«-*». but now th*«
be was gone world! Hteea bad reaam^d
its aw ay, and am btuoo begaa to aug-
p«-»» th a t A in e rt » a * a U t t e r match
than Frank.
"Society.’’ th a t aatute and consider­
ate body, bad tong foreseen the event
and » a a not tn the ¡east surprised
when M;sa Vernet autborixed the In-
fo rm at! on th at she waa soon to m arry
A lb e rt Beade. and society thought it a
sensible proceeding.
A nd C arolyn m arried A lbert Reflde.
Th ey w ent to live w ith U n d e Jenklna,
who gave tbe bride a set of diamonds
and did tbe handsome thing generally,
and somebody was good enough to send
to F ra n k In Europe a ¡« p e r containing
the mnrrtage notice. W h at a crushing
tdow to all hla hopes that notice waa
lie never told any one. H e «ltd not re­
tu rn home, and society wne l«-ft to fo r­
get or remember him aa It would.
I t chose to reinemt»er him, fo r Caro­
lyn . riding on a ferrylto at alm ut tw o
years afte r ber m arriage, heard a lady
and gentleman at ber side conversing
aa follows
“ I suppose M a rls told you at»out her
frien d F ran k Heade'a good fortune lr”
queried tbe lady.
“ No.
W h a t atmut him?
I under­
stand that he was rather unfortunate
at one tim e.”
“ You mean al*out hla engagement to
th at Ml«a- Vlnei-nt, waa It I aup|*ose.
Yea, lie did take her Inconstancy laid
ly, M a rla says. T h e y say ahe was a
great la-nuty, and men are willy alam t
a pretty fa c * begging your pardon,
aion nu il!”
"G ra n te d ," laughed the gi-utieninn.
"*I’roceed.*’
“ W ell, you know, na noon ns he was
safely out o f the w ay ahe m arried a
rich man, aotne relation to F ran k
lteade. I liellev«.”
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cvme so numerous in M w it**-r-
tbe ccnatant care of t a w ife.
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W h it Is probably the oldest throne I d Europe has Jn«t been discovered and
laid bare. This remarkable and surprising find was accomplished by the British
archaeologist sud explorer, A rthur Evans, at Knossos, on tbe island of Crete.
The main feature of his last aeasoa’a work was the uncovering of the original
gypsum throne used by King Minos In his great pnlace, now being excavated.
Minos, as will be rm iem l» r. I. was tin- *>n of Zeus, the first law giver of Greece,
who ia sty le d the Cretan Moses, who ev< ry nine years repaired to the cave of
Zens and received from the Immortal god of tin- mountains the laws for his
|M-ople. Here from th e gypsum throne more than 4,000 years ago King Minos read
his laws to his subjects. The m 1st interesting of all tbe chambers exposed was
the spacious throne-room. The walls were elaborately decorated with fresco«»,
which have established a new epoch In the history of painting for that early
period, as little of the kind, even of the c!««si« al Greek anthpiity has been hith­
erto known earlier than the Fomiadian series.
Th«- colors were almost a» brilliant as when laid down more than 4,000 years
ago. Bound the walls of the throne room were found low atone benches, and
betwe«-n these, separated by a small interval and raised 011 a stone baa«-, stood
the great gypsum throne, with a high ba k and colored with decorated designs.
Its lower part was adorned with a curiously carved an-h. with rrotebeted mold­
ings. showing an extraordinary anti« ipation of some moat characteristic of Gothic
archil«-« lure. Here truly was the < oum-il chamber of King Minos and bis sover­
eign lady. It may be said today that the youngest of Kuropean rulera (Prince
George) as high commissioner of Crete bus in hla dominions the old«.wt throne in
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