The Santiam news., October 02, 1903, Image 4

Dragged-Douin
Feeling
In the lotn».
Nervous—. unrefreahlng »taep. deej-o-
daacy.
It 1» lime you were doing eosoethlng.
Tlw kidney a were anrlanlly railed the
rain» —In y*<ur race they are bolding lb«
rvlnc and driving you into acrhau tr-uble.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Art. With the mutt dlrwt banaC lai efievt
on lb. kidney. Il nmtaln. the best and
m *I*. i mbclaiHea
currwlli^ and tuning
Uwce organ.
tut
A Good Rea—a.
Mr». Greene—What do yoa hare an
alarm clock In y*ur chamber lor if ,ou
don’t Lava the ala m wound up'
Mr». Gray— II yuo could bare heard
the awful thing» my hoebaod —Id
when the alarm want off, you wouldn't
ssk ma.
K»«pt«g Iter (lead liar oa Watch.
"Ycu «bonId ai—p oa your right
•Id«, madam.**
"1 raally can't do it doctor; my hue-
band talk» in bl» »Jewp, an ! 1 can't
haar a thing with my l«(t aar.”—Town
Topica.
la.gequate Metis«.
H >w««—What did they do with that
fell**» »ho wa» arrealed tor »tealing ci­
gars from McMogy's plo««T
Barn— » >b,
he was discharge*!.
Tb« proiwaulor was una’da to prove a
TU
motiva for th« alleged lliwtl.
Ja Ig» as it happened had am -kad one
of Mcbb<y a < Igar».
Hl. Narrow Logic.
"If 1 l ai my wav,*’ said lb» man of
high prin* ip!»», *'lbota would ba no
money in politics.*'
"Bat,” —id henalor Sorghum, "if
you didn't put any money in politic» it
isn't likely yon could have your way.'*
LOWEST RATES
To Clib ago, |>ub . ,ua and the
Bast; to Ima Moina«. Kan—a City and
the Hout heart, via Chicago Groat Wwt
am railway, Electric light*! train*.
Vne<| nailed «eri ice
Urite to J. P
Elmar, U. P. A., Chicago. tor informa-
tion.
An <*4d Co«tr««t.
It I» a ctiriiMis fart that, «bernas in
Italy th« eduated clata— ar» phy»i ally
gr—tly lnl«ri* r to tbs pew—nt*, n Eng
lami niamliwr» of th« learn*! » isti—
are physically «upsr* "r to the lai -ring
rias-»
a» a
aa far
fft.rs » <>•!
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Artwry Parta
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r» • t.,»n Internai:vari ’ arw
«Irweiig *>n ih. 1 -■! ai* In
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Un ar.Ua» ss) ! ■' ■- i
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F 1 < lirskY ACU,lutato. <k
Oonl bv rlrusei.i«, ?!<
Itoli'• Fsmllr Filo u« 1— teak
Nlae Praa In a Pod
Whan a maiden 1» .helling pea», ac­
cording to an old »O|*ar»t Ilion, »he
should if .ha find a pod with nine pea.
In It put it over th a bouae door. Than
the Aral young man to enter th. huuea
through the door will marry her.
tils Crtwirwi Trouble« Him.
**txx>k here, ar« you th« man I gave
a o|u»rs m—l to on« cold, bleak Fa*
ruary morning?'*
"I'm the mao.
mum." "Wall, do yon remember yon
promised to «hovel all lb« snow out <>!
my heck yard ami then sneaked c*fl
without doing II?" "Y—, mum. an’
me conscience smote me. IHkt'e de
r—enn 1 tramped all de way here
t'rongh ile bla»ing son to finish de
job."
A W¿ «□ RELIC
titolar» of lb» • ball Irei b» Sgela
Moolb la "Maaatat.**
<>n a bracket In Edwin Hout b• bed
ruutu at d'h» Player» th« apartment
remato» as be left II that solemn April
■lay ten years ago-- »tanda • sadly di­
lapidated skull which the eider Bo-ih.
• nd sftt-rward bla s*m Edwin, used
to aolllwqulae over III the graveyard at
Elsinore In th« fifth act vf "Ham­
let ’•
In tbe early forile«, while playing
■ n engagement somewhere In lb« wild
Weal. Junius Brwtii» B*- th did a m
rlea of klndneave» to a particularly un­
deceiving feliow, the name of h'in un-
I iB'iwu to us
Tbe man. as It ss«in*d.
was a rotti b nation of gambler, bor*a
stealer and highway man in brief, a
misa vllsneuus de*|H-r»do. and precisely
tbe melodramatic sort of person I kely
Ito ton b tbe »ymiatbl«« of tbe half-
mad player. In tbe courM of natur«
or the law presumably tbe law. tb«
adventurer b Idly dlsappesred one day,
• nd In lime cvwMd to eiiat even •• a
r,»;..-»-
e io ' e florid mind of L •
•omet ime benefactor
' A» tbe elder Hoot h was Mated at
breakfast <*ne n>**rn ng In a botti tn
I lx>ut»vt|le. Kentucky. a negro t»y en-
t erwl t be room bearing a .mall osier
basket bratly covered with • snowy
napkin
It bad tb» general aspect <f
■ basket of fruit or flowers .ent by
Mtn. admirer, and a» an* b It figured
for a moment In Mr. Booth's conjee-
ture. On lifting th« cloth the actor
•tarted from tbe >-halr wfib a genuin«
vipreMi- n on bl. features of that ter.
ror which be was need so marvellous­
ly to slmulvte tn Richard III.** In tbs
m'dulgbt tent «• er»e. or as Macbeth
when the gbo«l of Banqtio usurped
bls .«at at table
In the pretty willow woven b»«k*t
lay tbe head of Booth'« old ponalonaf,
which he«*! the old penalonre had be-
qil«wtbed In due Irgal form to the tra­
gedlan. legging bt m henceforth to
adept It as on« of tbe neceaaary stage
properties in the fifth •Ct of Mr.
8bak«B|»Mr«'» tragedy of ' Hamlet. *
"Take It away, you bl lack impf' th un­
derni tb« actor to tile equally agba.t
negro t>oy, who»» curiosity bad bap-
pily not prompted kiln to Investiga!«
the dark nature of bi» burden
abortir afterward, however. the
horse steal«* • residuary l*-galee re-
»-vveriiig fiuto the ftr-t shock of
surpris» fell lin* the gr.m burner of
• !.. •:!.,»• .*>;* I. ì 1 Í .-e le 1 t** * ariy
Oil! to tbe litter the listator e whim­
’s! . i.-.-i »t
1 h *• ! w .1» tii.t the
skull came to m ure an et>gageni>nt
I«» play the rule **f poor Yorick In J. 11.
Booths Company of .trolling players,
and to continue awhile longer to glim­
mer I h I i I i <1 tbe fiM-tl ght. In tb» band»
of bl. fammi» »on
Century.
AN EXTRAORDINARY FEAT.
Free Medica!
Advice to Women.
Every *ivk and ailing woman.
Every young girl who suffer, monthly.
Every woman «ho is npproachiog maternity,
Fiery woman who !e«ls that life 1. ■ burden.
Every woman who has tried ail other means to regain health without «ncceaa,
Every woman who 1» going throsgh that critical time — the change of life —.
b Invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn. Ma»»., in regard to her trouble, and
the most espert ad'Ice telling ctaclly bo« to obtain a ARE «ill be »ent abso­
lutely frt« of co.t.
The one thing that qualifies a jieni<*n to give ml vie on any subject
!» *-xj.-ricii*e —i-x|»-ni-n<v erróte« knowledge.
Ñoother prm*>n ha» so wi le an eijic-ru-nce with fcmalu ills nor au> h
*>rdof fiucct *s as Mr». l*inkhatn has bad.
< her a hundred thousand i . vm -*, come before her each year. Some
prr** *iially, other» by mail
And this h.ut la-cn going uu for twenty years,
day after day, and day after day.
I wentv ti-nrs i*f consiant »u*
gtiiie*!!
think of the knowledge thus
Sun-ly w mi'ii are wise in seeking advice from a w *¡11*111 with
su h an cxpup-iKv*, es¡w** ially when it is freo.
Mr«. Have«, of Hcvstou, wrote to Mr«. I'lnkhuin when »he wa*
tn great truiilile. Iler letter show» the result. There are a< timlly
thousands of stn-h letter» In Mr». 1‘lnkliam’s pos—ion.
" Pasa Ma. I' iwsuaw
-I hav« been under ilo*-tor»'treatment for female
troubles for wem- tim* but without any relief
They now tell m« I have a
fibroid tumor I cannot .it down » ithout great naln. and the «orene—eaten la
up mv spine
1 have bearing down pain. i*oth hack and front. My abiloinen
W mb >• dreadfully
thea with aay KNofart
My appetite in not
awidlen. and I bare bad llotving spell* for three year.
g X»!
I c inn**l w»lk or l>e on my feet for any length of time
"The •. inploma of J*lbr**id Tumor, given In your little lxx*k. ai-curately
describe ni ■ «a, s - I write t*i you for advioe.” — Ma». E. 1. !!•¥»•. -tl
Du Iley St Boston). Iloahury, Max-
< • •!•«■•• Hallor O»»rpi>w»M HI« Com-
p«(*lun in <'rd*r Io A««« HI—.
An extraordinary frat of couraga
"Paa» Mi« I' ivkuam :—-1 wrot« to you describing my armptom*. «nd
■ ml co.lt**«« wa» ¡*erf r<rie*l by John
You r.-pllc 1. and I followed all your dim liou. carefully
Clements, who wa. >-ast sway In • asked your a Irire
f ■ -I-r.-ral r** -
- Mill t«* lav I am a well w**msn
d**ry only la.t suuiiuer off tbe labra­
"Th« us<-*d l.ydln E. 1‘lnk ¡i.iiii’s X rgetalile < oinpoi.'.iil, to rll-r
dor Banks
On July 21, when tbs with jour adrice, ■ arefully followed, entirely espelled the tumor, and strength­
schooner Prole*tor was Jn»t t*ey**ud ened th« wh >!v system. 1 can walk mile« now
" Your Vegetable Compound ia worth five dollars a drop
1 advise al)
the strait, of Belle Isle. Cli-metit. and
G**rg» Jolm.t* n. another of the crew, women who are aft!i*-ti-d with tumors, or snv female trouble, to write you ' r
alvi.-r, an*l give it a faithful trial."— Maa. E. F. Ham, »41 Dudley bt
were out in a dory together. Th« fog
(Boaion) Roxbury. Mass
• hut dow n suddenly and shut them off
fr**m the r ship They rowed about for
Mr». Huyes will gladly Answer any ami all letters that may I»e
hours frying to find b«r •• tbers were
»»lilressi-il to lier asking about tier illness, anil lrow Mrs. l'Inkliuta
no other craft In thst region, aud land
hrl|H-il her.
wa. thirty miles away
When ulght
OtnnflFORFFIT ' *.. **o.»M f ih «uh proto s tks
. «I leiw u-l ipsim d
came on they d*!i-rtnln.il to make fur
\n|||||l sbur. 1*1 .
. . wk.«.k - * * -r. II« .»’• it. g-n
lilWVUU
l ,«!. K I'lnUhsm M«*ll. I»« Co . I t ««. M.—.
th« <s*s«t befor« the polar current
• wept thorn • nth. They wire without
food and wati-r and tbs o*v«n was
Do a» They PlraM.
Pride.
fllJeil with Icebergs.
Dick- Th—« folks Bust door have
Von Porker —Aren t y*>u »atiafied
Tbs morulng <-ame at last wltb a
n awful g*x>l time.
with that ante-nuptial agreement?
bright sun mid brieve and they Bet a
Dora— liow?
lxird't»ratter—1 don’t want to low
»all for a few hour»
But a »torni
Dick—Oh, they don't hsv» to go any- my «elf rtBpwct after marriage by hav­
follow ed, a nd by nlgbifall the boat
«bwrw, and they dun't entertain.— F.z- ing to run to my wife lor every thou--
was half full of wa'sr amt lying to a
liangi*.
and.—Life.
drag, the talk |>ourlng down and both
men balling their hardest.
A a the
third night approached without ■i<ht
*
«*
of land Jubnslon last ix-art and aban­
9
♦
doned the oar a <l*uient. held on un­
A.
til hie mate became dellrluua aud
threetrne*l to Jump overboard
Then Clement», being tbs stronger,
overpowered Johnston aud tied blm up
In tbe bottom of the b«>a!. an operation
which, ftom tlulr «trugg’e«, nearly
Rheumatism does not come and go with winter
swamped her
After daybriak (’Irai
time always; to fa* t ionic suffer more during the
•nt» got out tbe oar« »gain and at
Spring and Slimmer than at any other season
When
Doon reached tbe «h *r». landlng lu a
the blood is charged with Uric Acid. Alkali and other
little cove.
I
Her»
he fotitid a brouk
irritating poison», then the system is in the right
that gav» Johnston a refreshing draft,
condition !*-*r Rheumatism to develop, and an attack
bisldrs a meal of frcab roots and bet-
is liable to come at any time. Winter or Summer.
rlew.
This restored th» latter aud
Rheumatism, because it attacks different parts of
Clement» cut blm Io •»».
Tt»i-n they
the body, and is sudden or slow in its actios, is given
various names such as acute and chronic, muscular,
started to coast south, mid tn th ■ after­
artu ular, milammatory.mercurial and K latic, but it ia
noon were pl* knl up by a New found­
the same old acid blood that causes all
Some a<
land s hooner
Leslie's Monthly.
const int sufferer», while
1 **nly occaaioaal apeila *■( Rheumatism
OLD FOLKSO? MORMON CHURCH but either kind is wearing up**n the constitution, and in time produce
stifln
. in the mu * les and joints and •ulne
»uuiclitucs
times th« acids throws
thrown oil
off bj
Lj
A. tetvrv.lle« tl.th.rl»« of Adher­ the bl*«-l settle up*n the valves o' the
ent. of Hrlgham toi.g.
Portland, Ind., Jan. 10,100S.
heart and ends suddenly and fatally.
A recent dl.t-atcb from Salt Laks
After being t.rnbly crippled fat
It won’t do to let Rheumatism
tbraa y.ar» with Bheumallaia, and
City tells of a gathering of the old run on. It is a dangerous disease, and
having triad wall known reaiadiM I
folks of th« Mormon Church which you can never tell where it is goiug to
aould
g.t na rollai. And having
bad Just brevi held at American Fork. Strike. Home remedies, piasters, lini-
read of the w< ndorful affatto of
Of tbs old peuple pre»ei*t forty * n# meuts and »u h things as produce
B. B B., I ooaeludad to try It, and
wer« «bove the agi* of lai, Iba wer« counter irritation, are soothing and
am happy to »ay that I waa entirety
over Ml and undrr tai. and fl!7 of tbvm may relieve the pain temporarily, but
curad, and am able to work ». wall
were mor» than 70 and under !•> years the polluted, a* id blexxl vanuot be
aa I wear did
I oh.arfully recommend B. B. B. to
old.
They bad a banquet
whereat reaclnd by external applications.
all anffarara of thia terrible dla.aae,
they dei oureit altty bu.heta f green
Rheumatism must be treated
•nd will »ay that If they will con­
pesa. 3*"‘ chickens. 2St> |><>ui>ds of bam, through the blood, and no remedy
tinue tba treatment, aa par direc­
twenty bu.hrl. of pola o*a tin bush­ brings such prompt ami lasting relief
tion., they will find a permanent
el« of eberile.. KkJ large cake«, ftuo as S S. S. It attack» the disease in
cura.
M.W.BKKB.
loaves of bread and th« ’ trimmings'* the blood, neutralizes the acids, and
removes
all
irritating
poisons
and
effete
matter
from
the
system.
appropriate to aueb a meal
Koine <>f
S. S. S strengthens and enriches the thin acid blood, and. OB it cim».
these p«r>oii. were memtwrs of tbs
Mormon organisation wht-n Joseph lutes throu/h the body the corr*x!ing, gnawing poisons and a* i*l depoaitff
Smith wa. at It. bead, and all of them aie dislodged and washed out o( the muscles and joints, and the suffer er
is happily relieved from the discomforts
lived under an*! r* ••■» : /*! the leader-
and misery of Rheumatism.
of Brigham Young. Tbe aggre-
S. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy,
age of tbe MIS men and womvn at
does not contain any Potash or mineral
gathering as. ikl.tlt year«, and
of any kind, and can be taken with
have tfi.îfiO dewendanta ■ «hour-
safety by old and young.
Ing which ought to delight M r. Roos*-
Rheumatic sufferers who write ns
Veit. But th re la nothing In th» last
figures to dlacourage the pimple 11 «bout their CASC Will receive trainable aid and helpful advice from our
specia’
otlur State, from i-»aty ng th» I* IBI leni physician», for which no charge ia made. We will mail free our special
Injunct! ns to multiply and replecl.h book on Rheumatism, which ia the result of years of practical experience in
treating this dtM-aae. It contains much interesting information about all
th« earth
True, the«» l*tah peopl«
kinds of Rheumatism.
lavoi-atabl .h*4. pn-llfi.- standard, and
TUC SWIFTSKCtnC CO., ATLAMTA. C4s
one that will be difficult to live up to;
hut It must t>e rememl*ered that
M<*rmot.s had advantages which
denied to people of other State«
RHEUMATISM
All the Year Round Disease
L'aa— tor Jey.
Mamma—Y—, tba aL*pera bave baau
diaruverwl et Niagara f all». Tbay are
going to laiegrapb homo (or forgi ve­
nere.
Papa—1 hank grxaJnae»' ! tbougbt
tbay w»re g >ing to t*l«graph homo for
fami».
Doesn't Peel proc at«.
"Mis’ry like« comp’ny, don't it?"
•*Y«a, bat whan I mw it cornin', dat's
da day I don't fe«l aoclabl«."—Atlanta
Constitution.
•
Good Pills
A VAr’ ’ o
Ayer
s Pills are good liver
fulls. You know that. The best
amily laxative you can buy.
They keep the bowels regular,
cure constipation.
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Want your moustache or beard
a beautlfulbrowaorrkhblack? <J»»
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
J-*
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Southwick Hay Press
PISO S CURE TOR
Wben a man move« to auotbrr town.
and ha» it In tor tb« town he l»ft. you
<wn dopend upoti It tbat he ha» never
done anythlng to Help tbe town along.
• ml waa an tindeslrabl» rillten.
Dorn di) limata
• ilk caro.
bundle
the
truth
Tbs fieatbwlek kre tbs iargvrt <-»t-adiy. I* 'artet and Itoti worker of aay Uay Fr«as a
»•nd for catalogue. Mailed traa.
MITOHLU, LEWIS < STATUÌ OO.
Ftra»
f<ylwe
Science
Invention
With an open gauge tn a central part
of Edinburgh. Dr W. G Black laat
yonr coll* t«d dust aud soot Indicating
a total fall of twenty four pounds per
one hundred square fret
All
Letter/
a r*
b
tort/M*. O<
Natures Infinite variety 1» well U
lustrated In the collection of photo
graphs of aoow crystals mail« durlug
. th« pBat 20 year» by Mr W. A ttont
ky of 5 rrinuot
H« has now more
than l.UUt photographs of individual
■-rystala. and aru ng them no two are
•Uka.
1 relation between tbs character of
drOBtua and tbe Intensity of »1— p ba«
been shown by tbe experiments of N
V a ».hide
In
profound
al»ep the
dreams refer Io latent recoll«ctlona of
l ing past »vents and matter» «eetnlng
iy having uo conn*Hon with the pres
ent. tuit tbe dreama of light «lumber
are Inaptred by recent occurrence» and
excitement«, and are •otuetlni«« coo
I» transplriug
nected
with what
around th« sleeper,
* Coal workings around Cheadle, tn
North KistfordsL-re. England, have
t-een traced back aa far aa tbe reign
of Bl* bard III. Tb« early mining la
explained by local geological condl
ttnns. »• «5« coal s»sras Instead of
being hidden under drift aa In other
parta of England were brought to no­
tice through dark etreaka turned up
by th« plow. A late dlacovery la ab
old level that muat have b«en driven
at least three hundred year» ago for
draining a coal tracL
After a series of sxpertmstito wltb
carrier pigeons for cunvsylug Intelli­
gence. ths German naval suthorltt—
have decided to erect permanent pig­
eon stall-.n« on tbe coasts of tbe North
stu! tbe Baltic —as
Evary warship,
•kcept torpedo boats, leaving Kiel or
Wilhelmshaven will bereaftsr carry a
consignment of pigeons, to be released
at varying distance« from the laud ata
tlona
It I» crtlmatrd tliât tbe bini»
have suffii-lent enduranc« to fly home
! over a distane« of about DM mile«
from land.
After ao much has l>een —Id of the
cxcellen*-« of applied aclsnca In Ger­
many. It 1» gratifying to learn from
Lieutenant Carden, who baa return*!
from an Inspection of the Iron, st—I
and machinery establishment* of Eu
rope, conducted In the lutereets of ths
Kt. Ixiul« Exposition, that even la
German shops ths high grade work is
done wltb American t<x*la.
For gen
eral work, he says, German tools have
taken the place of English tools,
which, ten years ago, were employ*!
tn »wry ebop of !iii|x>rtaiice; but for
w-*rk requiring great pr*-laloti am!
excellence, there la to tie found, In
nearly all tbe leading shops, a group
of American tools.
In the new fire alarm aystrm of
Emile Guarinl of Bru—«ia, automatic
slgtuils are sent to the engine buu*-
by w-lreli-«« telegraphy
The rise of
the mercury In a thermometer acta
upon a relay, and seta In motion a
wbei'l w hl.-h makes and break« tbe
electric circuit by a »<■ rh » of contacts.
A series of Itnpulrea la thus sent
through an Induction coll and the ua
ual transmitting spparatu«
The re
celver at the central station or engine
house Includes air and earth conduc­
tors, coherer, battery am! Mor— In­
strument The aame receiver can »erve
a number of transmitters In different
places, and a» tbe contacts on th«
wheel can l>e varied, th» exact location
of the Ore can lx- Indicated
9 be ^>t angry kt first b« has cheerfully
accepted tbe name now
"Our bookkeeper 1» always I'Ultti g
In bla oar when It la not al all neces­
sary. and I think now be will I-«
known until the end of time as 'Gen-
er.I Itutta' A friend of mln« who 1«
always called 1'beevfuT doean't know
whether be 1« called that b**-au«e hl«
ftleoda bwltove he ha« a an noy dla-
[WMltlon or b*c«u— they consider blm
a cheerful Idiot
But. at any rate, be
can't shake the namePhiladelphia
I «dg«r
FIRST
PLANTING
Of
SPONGER
Sucre—fat Rs—rlmeal« M«4« br tbe
Gevernm««! en Fl*»rt*l« Coa«k-
Not cootent wltb utilising all th»
available re*>urves tn tbe Called
States for tbe purpo— uf supplying the
need« of tbe p**pl« of Ibis country,
t ncle Ham has InvaJed the sea. —ys
the Philadelphia ledger Tb« gov-
erument tiaa gone In fur «pouge
culture Tbe «upply of sponge« baa
•ad
tbe
demand,
never
equale-l
w« have been Importing IlKWt of
d*>tue«t Ic
rbe
tbo—
required
I fur
trad«.
According to tb« enthusl-
tie trade
Aiw-ordlng to the enthus!
eats of the t nlted State« Flab Com
m'-ealutx. th« American luvaalun of Ku
Crlppl» Creek Mines.
rupe «oon will »4*1 spoug«*« tn Ila H«t
Cripple Creek's «acmidgeological »ur-
of coot mod It tow
vey will t>-<gia tbi» m**nth. The min*
Su.’.-ennful experiment» bar« l>wu
•r■ <>( the district have every raai ■on to
conducted, and tbe actual work of
believe that wealth in* rr>a»ea to a
planting »pongee off the onoot of Flori­
reasonable depth — «av T.fitXI ) It et.
da 1» being dona umler th« »upervlaloa
Thio ••• the inm-losion of Prof I ak—
of <'«plain Ja*o*» A Hmita. of th«
•• —rly a» IH»2.
Flslihawk
Th« sponge« u»«-d in tbe
propagation are of the aheepab—d va­
pt. *'•!'* • I« «
I
*|rh riiedlcln«.
I* fur forty
riety, th« mo«t valuabl« In tb« world, lib—ci.r-'i e. *• I
•nd which fill every commercial rw y«««. Al dnigKVii». •< enii
qulrwment Dr II F Moor«. a—l«tant
Rival« In Mlrtortun».
Commi—louer of Fi«b and Flstierle*.
People are often proud ol th« proper-
devised the method of planting
lioa t» which they are heir«, hut aurwly
Th« sponge« are cut Into small
I.« Iand»l —tate« are «o vaunt*l. few
piece» from on» tn two tach— in dl
coati— are •* b *<to-1 «I tit as are ths
• meter The— smalt fragments of the
Illa to which the tle«h I« heir. Human
living sponge, which are dark Io color, nature fairly revel« in It» nii«f*irtun—,
th» pirea fill*! wltb fishy matter, are ■nd thl» revelry load« t<* rivalry and to
firmly fasten*! to piece« of coral, rwk many complication»
N *nn Isso proud,
or t«rra cotta brick and dropped over- none I. •> jeai"i», •■ your traveling
board. Thin alutnluum wire Is u«ed invalid —London Uueen.
for fastening them to the object» Th.
4
u— of the aluminum wtr» la th» —lu
wyrui
t«*»i rr
tv. .. mb '-> c
khU lrw®
tloti of the difficulty which confronted ’tffi tWOiUf M'A* U
th« experimenter«.
Th« p !•*■»• of
•p nge bar« on« outer akin intact, with
Som« Reputstlo««.
th« outer edges raw. The latter, bow
"Do y*-u"-*i eril>* to the thaor« thst
ev«r, quickly beal.
Th« aluminum peopl«'» ofiaracters are made l*y «hat
wine will, of coor—. pierce the »pouge they eaIt”
•ml form a small bore, or bole, through
"No." »uswered the »i lentiit. "bat,
them
The wire corrodes, but thia Is Judglng from Ihn *■! vertlsemonta. I
an advantage for It gradually wrers •bould —y thst in n.atiy ca*m» their
away, leaving the sponge free of say reputatlon» are ma la by t' e mediclno«
th»y take."— Wainington Star.
foreign subsist!*-«.
M**st of the difficult!»« attrn<!ing the
Putting tier Right.
culture have Ix-vn met In attempting
"Thai man with tha bird * •<• on hla
to find something to bind tb« »pouge«
...... * ■ ke-1 ' - .*
-«-it: ’ ’l: .-. ’ * ill
to the nx-ka which would laat lung '■'* '
■
enough for the growth to attach Itself
naturally to the new bed. The slurnl yelled *loul,' but I can't «* ev«n a
num wire does this Wood, string, cop few ther."
"Ol emir— not," replied the wire goy
j>er and Iron wire and various other
•ubatanc«« were attacked by tbe m !1 who h* l »leerixl her up «gainst th«
water aud animal Ilfs and rendered game, "hoth of tim nines are picked.
Ho«T"—Chicago Now».
usele—.
Sponges sre being planted at Bia
cayue bay. Anclvte Keys and
Key MtIvkiwy (iiiMiilltw I liv^ltv«»
F’llty dollar * cun lx- saved by buying
West. Al! effort will be made to put
W til run >-heap-r, choppm«
th« new Industry on Ito feet no that tl.r al- ve
private capital will become lnteri-»t*l I 15 !.. 20 l.uklo-l« p r hour, w •••!saw, well
. drilling mai’hinerv, pu—p», *-u-
Writo
In carrying It on. There Is every row
J*, call'
FULRSON raounuy ca.
•on to believe that the venture will F»l ol Rarrixin Mrert, TertlanJ. Orrgva.
l*e successful aud that In a short time
all tlie si>ongea n«xrded In the United
States will be r»!**l la Florida wa
tera
HABITS OF COWBIRD
It Aeaoclat«« with th« A«im«l« !■ <*r-
der to Flu*l Insects.
Th« cowbird Is black and • little
smaller than tbe red w!nge*l blackMrd
There are three «peeles. two of which
th« common and red eyed nilgrst« to
our Northern States and are found as
•octa led together.
Th« mal« of the
NICKNAMES
common eowblrrl has a head and neck
Given Ot-en for Absurd »•■•ia«, • w4 of deep wood brown, while the red
G«ner«llr th«» »tick.
eyed Is whnlly black and very In«
"Wonderful h**w nlcknam— «lick to trona The fenmlea are »maller than
a paraon,” —Id the oboervant man. the males sod duller In color, although
"There were two nk-« little women in the rode) ml female Is quite black
our village who came to call ou u*
Th« bird rwetve« Kt name from Its
one evening an-l we offered them pip­ »••oclatlon wltb cows, bealde which
eurn which the children had jnat It feeds snatching up tba line, t» that
brought In from tbe kitchen. They re- are disturbed by their heavy tread
fuacd. but not «■> emphatically as to About half a doten usually (trend ■
keep u« from giving them two heap­ •Ingle animal or a buneb of catti«,
ing plaieu of tbe corn
We knpt re­ part of which may tie of on» spec es
filling the plates and they kept crunch­ •ml part of th« other
Indeed, the
ing nil lite evening. Three was some­ two •aaoctate together as peacefully
thing ■o funny about It that I called as though they were of the —me »pe
them 'the pop*-om lad!—.' and th« etea
name ha» stuck to them •<> that th«
Th« most serious Indictment against
w hoi« village knowe them by IL
tbe cow bird Is that It bulhla no neats
”1 on* e knew a nan who talked and does not rear It» own family
It»
Im-vsaautly In a high pitched voice and egg» ar» laid la the neats of gn-en
a bright girl dubbed him the chirp—.' let*,
warbler», finches and other
Tbe name w as quickly paasi-d around blackbirds, moat of which are smaller
aili ng the young p«i>p!«. and now th« than Itself Of the first firs red wing»’
greater part of hla frlemla know him beats examined In l!»>2. four contained
by that name. A very dignified young the egg» of the cowbird Tbe summer
woman of my acquslntan*-« g*— by warbler was one day found burying
the name of 'Whont* to this day b* tbe dete«t»bl« egg m the bottom of her
cause when she waa a very little girl neat, together with ooe of her own
•be uae<l to call her—If 'Mrs Whont* Two orchard oriole»' nests. n»t fifty
when she played grown up ladl— and feet apart, each contained the egg of
th« family picked It up. Hhe almply the parasite, probably uf tbe —me
can't «bake the absurd name
breed Gouatry Life In America.
"More than one red-balra! man 1«
Tbe Pearl of Peacemaker«
known by tbe name of pink,’ and pbli-
Before th« Npanlsh American war
■ aopbically accept a the title. I have
an acquaintance who boiiia a reapm- ther« wer« numvruu« conference» be-
s'ble limit Ion who !• known by th« tween tbe loaders of tbe Senat« and
name of 'Itotty.* It >«*roi that one lloiiw tn Washington, usually held at
day a tuts bls'oua girl dta-overed that th» re»ldeuc» of »um» cabinet meto-
ber.
be bad three very prominent dlrnp es
At tbe moat exciting •tage Senator
Rhe promptly dubl>*l him 'Dotty
Dimple,' and now he la known to all Alllaou. of Iowa, the great compro-
bl» asaociatr« a* 'Dotty.' Another tnan ml—r. cam« Into a conference where
of my acqualnlance 1» alwaie called Iber« wer« a do—n of th« biggest men
'Bluebeard' be au— he haa auch a very tn tb« government.
"Well. Alllaou." —Id Secretary Hay.
white and thin akin that If he dm«
not »have da ly bla beard • howa b’ue "which aid« have you been helping
through It.
That name, too, earn« today- tl*o— who want war «r tLo­
win' do not?”
through a woman « quick wit.
Senator Alila«» rubbed hl» hands.
"An old lady friend of niln« Is still
ci He! I’m -hy' t>«-ause when aha waa "I have been doing a little for both."
a young girt «he had a complexion be —Id Malurday Evening Poet.
like | ea* bi-e and cream, lire brother
t offee In lira all.
promptly dtibb-d her 'ueaeby,' and
Th« Braitllan« drink coffee as th«
'Peachy' «be will remain to the end
Gt-nruuia drtuk beer. A great many
of her days
tn a certain h* uachold
cups ar« drunk ea*-b day by the aver
a very fetulnlue little woman 1» »till
age man and woman. Th« coffe« ;»
callvd The Boy.* b*-aua» when »hs
mad« very atrung and very sweet.
waa a young girl abe went through a
viry eerloua Ilina • wh'eh made lt ne«--
Dlatrtbut« fifteen or twenty cents
lier 1
r—ary to cut her hklr »bort.
around among th« neighbor children,
younger alat— —Id •he wa» Tbe Boy' and you can create mor« happinrae
of tbe family, and tbe dalnty l»dy !• than th« Iron king« when they glv» a
•till callvd by that • bsurd name.
million to a college.
An 1 ffrminate man w»» once callcd
In your ml»uniler»tan<llng» wltb peo
'Y! la' by one of tb» boy« In the etn e.
pie. do yoo give th« other aide fair
an*) now w« kn>w hlm by Bothlng élan
At.o hi-r one of the boys In the offle« consideration? ttou't profess that you
*a Blway» callcd Cbesty,’ and aJ'b-mgb ar« always right
I or Sul« or I.Mthjngr.
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