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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1892)
y ood River lacier. VOL. 4. HOOD RIVKU. OREGON, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1802. NO . II. T he G Sood Iiver Slacier. TbB Glacier PublisMnj Company. iBstRiri-ioN rnica. A. yr , 0 lit laonlhi M m Kir, intiiiUil t. 0 Inula op; t C THE GLACIER Barber Shop Grant Evans, Propr. ootid lit., nwr O.k. - . Hood RlTr, Or. having and Hair cutting BMtly das. b.Uifaclloa UuratiWd, OCCIDENTAL MHLANGE rurtlanil Brings Suit Against Her lix Chicf of Pol ice. THE PURSUIT OF TRAIN ROBBERS. The President of the Miners' Union In the Coeur d'Alencs Gets Six Months In the County Jail. B .die in rebuilding. As'orU Iihi suppressed gambling. UiiMtillH, Or., claims to have an In (liitti 130 years olil. Kii't'iiii iiv will soon run all the street Mtivt:i)n in Sun I). ego. Woik on I'urtinn I's magnificent pas ncikf r depot mis tfiMi resumed. F, it"imvti eoal fields have just been d.M'.iv.'ii'.l ti' H. Kiniimtii Kalis, Or. Tiio 0 'i.f.irrtin hup crop promlnes to ! ot a lir-t-ila-N qudtty. Picking is 1 built ti) C illllltOIICO. , AU p irmier if theOollis train rob tr, tti Sheriff and poMe and the An s mi:i trailer ii ivt abandoue t the search. Tim mrpus ot wheat in Oregon and Washing on will lw about itie same ait lust season, but the (pialtty is niuperl r. A party of Puna Indians went Into a Phenu ( A. T.) store recently and pur chased tun parlor chairs and two boxes of move polish. A. L. Taylor, who dried his own apri cots this season, got $t50 from 148 trees on one and a half acres In the south part of l'ouuma, Cal. Thomas O'Brien, President of the M, tiers' Union in the Cuur d'Alenes, has lieen sentenced to six months in the Shoshone county jail. Threats to kill Graham sympathizers a.c made at Fhtenix. A. T., by the friends, it is supposed, of Tewkshury, who is charged with assaulting Graham. An immense glacial field, covering nearly as great an area as that of the Alps tint not so thick, hai been discov ered thirty-five mites southwest of Slump, Idaho. A young man named Cooper robbed the Superintendent of the Idaho Sam pling Mill Coin puny at Ilailey, Idaho, of $4,000 in county bonds, and left town with the securities. It is rumored In Salem that hop buy ers in the vicinity of Lineoln were offer ing to contract a prime quality of hops at 35 cents. It Is known positively that 25 cents has been offered near Salem for several days, but the 35-cent rnmor is an astonisher. Buyers concede that the crop in England will be much shorter than had been expected, and only a small yield was counted on. Shortages are also being reported from California, where picking is already in progress. A very large deposit of kaolin has been found in the near vicinity of The Dalles on the Oietion side of the Columbia. This alkaline earth, when heated witli pure Band and potash or soda, forms common glass. As sund of the purest quality is abundant in this vicinity, and the constituent alkaline earths are also found in abundance, there Is no reason, says The Dalles TimepMountaineer, with the amount of capital lying dormant in The Dalles, that a glass factory should not be inaugurated immediately. Arrangements are quietly progressing which are likely to result in carrying out the proposed scheme of building a motor line to Waterloo from Albany. Several capitalists of Portland, as well as Al bany, are willing to take stock in the project, and have been looking after the matter during the past few days. It is proposed to run an electric motor line vi v Lebanon and Sodavillo to Waterloo, and from the falls there to trar-smit power for electric light and motive p wer for the street-car system of Al bany. A report times from Turner and other places in the Willamette Valley to the eff-et that shovers of the queer are work ing in that neitfhlorhood. In some placeB they are udng the old dodge by chang ing a two-dollar to a ten by pasting the (1 in re ten from a cigar stamp on a two d illar bill. And in places they are pass - Inn counterfeit silver dollars. The coun terfeit dollar is easily detected by the sl-ek feeling, and is lighter in weight than the genuine half-dollar, but the two-do dar bill is hard to detect, unless one is observing when receiving it. FROM WASHINGTON CITY. Treasury Onkl.ils Generally Observing Unusual Reticence About Recent (told Shipments. Tiie Land Department bus notified Representative Hermann that it hopes to be able to allow Oregon $35,001) for surveys of public lands, and that direc tions nave been sent to tint (Surveyor (ieneral of Oregon to complete in tac tion of all surveys not yet Inspected. Funds are now provided for that par pose. The sentence of the court in the cane of Commander McCurley of the Alli ance, who was court-martialed for run ning hit vessel ashore, was eighteen months' suspension, to retain his pre ent number and to receive three-fourths of his waiting-orders psy. The Admiral of the station has commuted the sen tence to twelve months' suspension, to retain his present number and to receive full pay. Supervising Architect Kdbrooke says regarding the new eight-hour law that it will incrense the cost of construction 12 per cent. The government spends alwut $26.XX,O00 annually on public buildings, and the additional expenditure under the new law will be $3,000,000. lie says tha law may also make a serious diiler once in the character of the public build ings to be erected in Washington, Omaha, St. I'aul, Milwaukee ami Han Francisco. Treasury olllclals, while apparently unconcerned over the recent gold ship ments, are generally observing nnusual reticence in the matter. Acting Treas urer Whelpley lakes a very philosophical view ol the situation, and says he sees no occasion for any excitement Itecause tiie Assistant Treasurer at New York recent ly paid out $1,000,000 In gold for export in exchange for treamiry notes. He says that there is nothing unusual in the transaction beyond tiie fact that gold shipments seem to have continued a lit tle later this year than heretofore. It was due, he thought, to very heavy Im ports of late, payments for which must lie mado In gold, (told exports in his opinion are practically at an end for this season, and the usual reaction in favor of the United States will soon set in. Representative Hermann whs In con sultation with the acting Secretary of War, General Grant, the othe' day, neck ing to expedite department action as to the contracting of work at the Cascade lucks ami the canal on the Columbia. General Grant assured Mr. Hermann that the department itself is doing all that is possible and allowing no unnec essary time to elapse, and that Major Hamlbtiry, lieing the ollicer in charge, has been directed t submit specifica tions upon the contract, which is to be let. So many advantages are taken by contractors in every wsy that the chiet of engineers is determined that when the contract is entered into for this great work, as Congress has directed, it must be understood that no leniency will be shown, and that every particle of work must le completed in the exact time and order specified In the contract, and the contract shall be so carefully pre pared that no advantage shall be hail by legal quibbles. The Potomac rivei which is the onlv waterway approach to the national capf tal, after being practically unguarded for many years is at last to be supplied with modern defenses. The project contem plates empalements for four twelve-inch modern guns on lifts, six ten-inch and three eight-inch guns on a disappearing carriage, eight twelve-inch mortars ami extensive submarine mines operated from two mining casements. The tor pedo arrangement will be one of the most complete and destructive in the world. Immediately in front of the fort the Potomac curves gracefully in the shape of a half moon, and the guns posted in the land batteries can deliver a broadside as well as a " bow-on " fire npon an advancing boat before the tor pedo mines are reached. Plans have also been perfected for effectually ob structing the river at this point should such a step be necessary. The sum of $117,1(10 from the general appropriation of February 21, 181)1, is now being ex pended on this work, and should that amount not prove sufficient, an allot ment will be made from the appropria tion passed at the session recently end ed. Two hundred additional acres of ground at Sheridan's Point on the Poto mac, contiguous to Fort Washington, have also been acquired by the govern ment so that there may be no lack of room for the plant. THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION. The German Exhibit at the World's Fair to Contain an Architectural Dis playLot's Wife in Salt. Director-General Davis of the World's Fair estimates that Congress has con tributed nearly $4,000,000 to the exposi tion. The colored women of Minnesota have offered to assist in the decoration of the State's building at the World's Fair, and the offer has been accepted. A model of the figure of Lot's wife in salt will appear in the Kansas World's Fair exhibit to represent or illustrate the salt industry of that State. The German exhibit at the World's Fair will contain an architectural dis play, Including drawings illustrating 200 or more of the most notable buildings in the Empire. Handsomely framed, large photo graphic views of the prominent features of the numerous seaside resorts of New Jersey will be shown in the exhibit of that State at the World's Fair. The women of New York State will furnish and decorate the librarv room in the woman's building at the World's Fair. Plans are perfected to make the furnishings very elaborate and tasteful. The room will contain as complete a col lection as is possible to gather of works written by women. I BEYOND THE ROCKIES. An Actor Leaves the Stage and tomes a Monk. MISSOURI WHEAT FALLS BELOW. The Assessed Value of Illinois Properly lor iHoi Corn Crop In Iowa and Illinois. Jake Kilraln thinks Sullivan will whip CorU-tt with ease. Smallpox threatens to become an epi demic in New York. The total assssed value of Illinois projierty for 181(2 is 1745.764,172. Chicsgoans are to build a hotel near the exposition that will cost $000,000. Missouri wheat is falling far below the expectations both as to vield and quality. Potmaster Wanamaker lias ordered the tlrst-clans postmasters to visit those of tiie second cIpss. The smoke nuisance is so bad in Erie, Pa., that the Common Council has been called on to devise means of relief. Canada wi 1 endeavor to have a con ference with the United States to amica bly settle the differences over canal tolls. Crop reports from all parts of Illinois and Iowa indicate a yield ol corn equal to about 75 per cent, of last year's crop. The Boston Superintendent of Streets is looking into the suggestion about making the city carts with broader tires. The Astor heirs have been paid $507, i8ll."5 damages by tiie city of New York for property wrongfully appiopriateJ in l7ti. A Judge in Chicago the other day sen tenced to one day's imprisonment a man who killed another for having ruined his home. The buildings of the Brooklyn Coop erate Company at New Orleans with the entire plant lias been destroyed by fire. Loss $350,000. A slvn, supposed to lmve been lost on the Atlantic coast before Odtimbus touched American shores, has been dis covered near New York city. Charlemange Kopler has left the stage to enter the Dominican convent in Lou isville, Ky.. as a monk. Kopler was fairly well known as an actor. The government crop report is figured to indicate a yield of l,733,000,iiOO bush els of c irn, 615,000,000 bushels of wheat ami 010,00 ',000 bushels of oats. The tobacco warehouse owners of Cin cinnati have formed a trust with $2,50 J, 000 capital. The concern will be char tered under the laws of iew Jersey. The Navy Department is disgusted with the coal which it has been com pelled to purchase at Tacoma and Seat tle for ships cruising in northern waters. Loanable capital in large amounts has recently been offered in Chicago at 4 per cent, for one year, with the privilege of paying before the expiration of that time. The Scudder family has published a statement tending to show that Dr. Scudder, the suicide and murderer of his mother-in-law at Chicago, was in sane. A recent census bulletin shows that there are in round numbers 7,470,000 negroes in the United States, of whom 580,000 reside north of the Ohio and Po tomac rivers. Kansas City grain men are jubilant over a decision of the Attorney-General of Kansas, which permits grain inspect ors from other States to inspect and grade wheat in the State of Kansas. Marshall Cashing, private secretary of Postmaster-General Wanamaker, is men tioned in Washington for the place of First Assistant Postmaster-General Boon to be made vacant. The bids of two of the principal con tractors for work on the Hennepin canal have been rejected by the government, because the estimates were not based on the eight-hour day. With nearly 7,000 saloons 375 of them on one street and thirty theaters, all open on Sunday, Chicago doesn't care very much whether the World's Fair is open on Sunday or not. The earth on which the depot of the New Orleans, Fort Jackson and Grand Isle railroad at New Orleans was con structed has caved in, and the buildings are a total wreck. The loss will reach $30,000. Senators Allison and Jones and Con gressman McCreary may not participate in the International Monetary Congress, the constitutionality of their appoint ment beirig questioned under Section 6, Article I., of the Constitution, which prohibits the appointment to an office of emolument of a member of either House of Congress. A suit has been instituted at Balti more that promises to become sensa tional among naval officers. The plaint iffs charge that Ensign B. Dashiell has made use of a patent of Lieutenant Sea bury, and the chief of the bureau of ordnance knew that fact, but through favoritism approved and manufactured the design of Dashiell. Two effigies, clad in the uniforms of a General and Colonel of the Pennsylvania militia and labeled "General Snowden" and ''Colonel Streator, ' were burned on the lake front at Chicago by 2i 0 mem bers of the Second Regiment of the Illi nois State Guard in token of their indig nation at the punishment recently in flicted on Private lams and approved by General Snowden. The affair has cre ated a profound eensation. EDUCATIONAL NOTES. Three Characteristic Instrumentalities of Modern Civilization Gospel of St. Mark and the Blind. The University of Leipsic is worth nearly $20,000,000. There are thirty-one colored schools in Iberville parish, La., and only twenty while. The English Privy Council has decided that Manitoba need not maintain sep arate schools for Roman Catholics. For two years in succession a girl stu dent has carried off the Sargent prixe for metiical translation of an ode of Hor ace, open to all the students of Harvard College, . .There is not at the present moment in the whole length and breadth of the Ger man fatherland a university which ad mits women as a matter of right to its lectures. Ojieen Mary's College is the only col lege for women in Scotland that fits them tor university degrees. It was founded about fifteen years ago, and has 20J stu dents in art, science and medicine. England with ninety-four universities has 2,72.! more professors and 61,814 more students than the 3J0 universities in the United States. The revenues of Oxford and Cambridge represents capi tal of about $75,000,000. The only dental departments that ad mit women to ttie study of dentistry are those of Ann Arbor and Pennsylvania College. The first woman dentist, Mrae. Ilirschfeldt, who afterward became dent ist to the family of Emperor William, graduated from the Pennsylvania school. " Thomas Walton of Philadelphia says there should be a law forbidding a teacher to teach after reaching the age of 60." " William Gender ol Milwaukee recommends a change in the rnles which will inure a permanent tenure of office to competent teachers." Let the otner cities speak. " In the multitude of coun selors there is safety." The gospel of St. Mark, printed on raised letters at Philadelphia in Novem ber, 183:5, was the stepping stone to the' education of the bl.nd. It was printed in tiie old French ty pe invente 1 by Hituy, but now Roman letters (without capitals, to save space) are used, and the Bible is printed in eitrht volumes, each a little larger than Webster's unabridged dic tion arj . Tiie new catalogue of th University of Pennsylvania shows 1,704 students, or twenty less than Yale, while the Uni versity of Mich gan has 2,03, or just twenty less than Harvard. In the num ber of teacher j Harvard now comes first with 253, the University of Pennsylvania second with 237, Columbia thirl with 220; Yale fourth with 153 and Michigan fifth with 145. The three characteristic instrumental tics of modern civilization are the rail road, the newspaper and the common school. .The common school means the acquisition on the part of each boy and girl, whether rich or poor, of the neces sary knowledge required to read the newspaper and make use of the railroad to exchange the products of their own industry for a share in the products of the world's industries. The consequence of the use of machinery and the steam eng ne is the trans'er of population from the country to the city and the substi tution of educated directive power over machines in place of mere hand labor. Hence everywhere education is in the ascendant. After the Franco-Prussian war Austria increased its school attend ance nntil it has now 13 per cent, of its population in school. France has in creased its school attendance to 15 per cent, of its population, where it had only 9 per cent, before the battle of Se dan. About the same time England re modeled her own system, and following the example of France in 1881, England in 1889 has made her schools free to all her pupils. .Italy and Spain have devel oped their schools until 10 per cent, of their respective populations are in the schools. PURELY PERSONAL. The Empress of Austria a Great Horse womanVirginia's Boy Member of Congress Etc. John Blackstone sold the site of the city of Boston for $150 in 1635. ' The EmpreBS pf Austria when in her younger days was considered the best horsewoman in the world. She still keeps up her old love for riding. Mrs Guild, an American sculptress, has recently completed a bust of Mr. Gladstone, which is highly commended by the critics as a portrait and a work of art. Harriet Beecher Stowe is not yet en tirely forgiven in the South for her "Un cle Tom's Cabin" according to a visitor in St. Louis interviewed by the Globe Democrat. Henry St. George Tucker is the boy member of Congress from Virginia. He is a son of Job a Randolph Tucker, who was the most popular member in half a dozen Congresses. " Bob " Lowe, who was shunted out of the House of Commons and shelved in the Peers as Viscount Sherbrooke, com mitted political suicide wheu he tried to put a tax upon matches. v The oldest practicing lawyer in the country is Robert II. Folger, a Pennsyl vania man now living in Masai don, O. Mr. Folger was birn in 1812, and began practicing at the bar in 1S42. William Black, the novelist, is taking Ardrew Carnegie as the model for the hero in a novel he is preparing. The novelist was with Carnegie in his coach ing tour through the Highlands. Mrs. Belva A. Lockwojd has been lect uring on tha question, "Is Marriage a Failure?" Belva says it isn't; but what the great pub ic yearns to know is whether there is any Mr. Lockwcod and what he thinks a,bout it. FOREIGN CABLEGRAMS A Large Number of Americans Sight-Seeing in Europe. CONGO STATE FORCES ANNIHILATED. Poet Fined for Creating a Disturbance by Reading His Poetry to the Vil lage Inhabitants. ! Cholera returns in Russia show a large increase in new cases. The backbone of the revolution in Honduras has been broken. Paris alone consumes more wine an nually than all the United States. Kioto, or Mioko, Japan, is making ready to celebrate its 1100th birthday. The Czar's throne is said to be wortb four times as much as Queen Victoria's. The Afghan news has caused a steady decline in government securities at Lon don. French Republicans have gained 195 seats in the elections to Departmental Councils. Baron Rothschild of Paris is said to be mad, and his insanity finds relief in breaking statues. A French company is building an American street-car line in a Turkish town ruled by Russia. Symptoms of the phylloxera have ap peared in vines on the Rille, the Rhone and at Hautvillers, France. Locusta have invaded the province of Buenoi Ayres in the Argentine, aud are doing great damage to crops. Mrs. Langtry'B Rmbition to be tall has made her appear in extraordinarily high nats and French-heeled shoes. The Congo State forces at Benakamba have been annihilated and Commander llodister tortured and beheaded. England's imports for July, compared with a year ago, increased $335,000, and her exports decreased $1,240,006. n Paris the newspapers are d senssing the question, Will France be reduced to the necessity of importing habits? Horaburg's season is now at its height, with hundreds of royal and noble peo ple to be seen in the pa-sing show. There are some who advance the opin ion, based upon his recent utterances, that Bismarck has become demented. The uprising of the Arabs in Congo State is said to be in obedience to a proc lamation of " holy war " from Mecca. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley are busy explain ing to the newspaper-reading public why the iormer was defeated for Parliament. The census of India, just completed, shows that country to have a population of 280,000,000, a gain of 11 per cent, over 1881. There are 150,000 Americans in Eu rope this summer, aid it is estimated that they will spend $87,037,600 in sight seeing. A Paisley poet has been fined 7s 6d for creating a disturbance by reading his poetry to the inhabitants of an Ayrshire village. Chancellor von Caprivi proposes to Btop the growing of tobacco in Germany and to place a heavy tariff on imported tobacco. The Pope has presented his portrait to the Qaeen Regent of Spain, Monsignor Del Val being commissioned to convey it to her. Since 1388 Great Britain has completed nineteen new armored warships, while ten others are in various stages of con struction. An outbreak of phylloxera ia reported in the Avize-Cramant district, the vine yards of which are among the finest in Champagne. A choir of women wearing cassocks, surplices and mortar-board caps has been introduced at St. James' Church, Mar ylebone, England. Aid. Caldwells, the man who defeated Henry M. Stanley for Parliament recent ly, began life as a gardener's boy, and subsequently worked as a tailor. In nndereround London there are 3,000 miles of sewers, 34,000 miies of tel egraph wires, 3,200 miles of gas pipes and 4,500 miles of water mains. Owing to a failure of harvest, Samara, one of the most lertile provinces of Rus sia, has applied for a loan ot 20,000 ru oies, with which to procure seed. Europe is suffering just now from a glut of international expositions. Affairs of this sort are in progress in Stockholm, Munich, Schevingen, Vienna and Genoa. The Emperor William will visit King Oscar of Sweden in September. The monarchs will meet at Gothenburg and start from there for a hunting expedi tion. The convention ofv German horse butch ers have agreed to open a first-class res taurant at Berlin for the purpose of ed ucating the upper classeB to use horse flesh as food. The Shah of Persia has left Teheran for his annual sojourn at his summer paiace, accompanied by a retinue of 300 wives and regiments of infantry, cavalry and artillery. Extensive frauds upon the Custom house of Barranquilla, capital of the Colombian province of the same name, have been discovered. The total amount ia placed at $186,000. A Frenchman has invented an envel ope which exposes part of the letter to the stamp that makes the postmark. TnuB the incloeure will bear official proof of the date on which it was posted. MOVING HOUSE AND HOME. Cnrlon. ftiM. of Moving TV her. Mai Kr.o Carpet. Art Taken I' p. As a general thing a man knows whert to look for his bouse when he goes horns from work. A two story dwelling is de veloped strongly in his bump of inhabi tivenesa. In a world of munitions it il usually content to remain at the old stand till the wreck of all things earthly over takes it. Let a man once build a horn on lot 20, block 6, and he can leave it in the morning with a pretty safe assur ance of finding it right there when h comes home at night But houses do sometimes stray away, and while they leave certain ancient land marks they make others as they go. It often happens that a man residing on his own property sells the lot at a good figure and moves the house to a less costly loca tion farther on. These are the times when the rule finds exception, and the head of a family who closed his front door at Adams and Wood streets this morning is likely to open it to-night at Garfield park. The housemover comes when be can not when you are ready for him. He shoves a lot of rollers under your residence, hitches a windlass horse to it and snakes it along the highway, while your family remain inside and continues to pursue their daily avoca tions. In northwest Chicago this spec tacle of a quiet domestic scene in a wan dering residence is very familiar. People are changing the face of the country so rapidly that homes give place to four story buildings at the slightest notice. The daily programme of breakfast, dinner and supper go on, though three grocers may have to be patronized before enough provisions are obtained. The lifted hulk goesdrifting through the street.approach ing the revolving capstan and chasing it away, forming the one thing which can stop Mr. Yerkea' street cars without caus ing all the passengers to bless the Phila delphia baron. When a man goes home at night or goes to the place where he ex pected his home would be and finds but an aching void in the old familiar place be has only to' step in! tiie street and take up the trail. Persistent following of this will bring him at last to his retreat ing domicile, when he may mount the back steps as he would a car platform a 'td resume his disturbed relations to the family. Li dies who go to call on women who are being moved house and household do not leave their cab standing at the corr.er, but direct the driver to keep up if he can, while they sit in a comforta ble drawing room and enjoy the shifting scenery. Children can be kept in the house so readily while the latter is being moved from one part of the town to an other that it has been suggested to have the state hire licensed raisers and movers who shall .draw domiciles about from place to place as often as "infants ter rible" demand a change of scene. As the progress is continued day and night, policemen who call to see the cook may greet her in Capt. Schuettler's domain and give her farewell in Simon O'Don neU's territory. This moving a family and a house to gether has its disadvantages for fellows who sell patent rights and women who canvass for the book "Clear Skies." For these bores are limited to a certain terri tory, and it is awfully trying on a solici tor's nerves to see the house in which she has her victim treed just approaching Belmont avenue, knowing full well that once across that street 6he dare not selL Think of the moving housewife's thought less dalliance. An hour's work and hard talking have induced her to subscribe, but sho wants to object a little longer, and while she gratifies that wish her place of residence has changed from Lake View to Jefferson, and the agent has lost a sale. Fellows with coal bills and grocers with unbalanced accounts can find one of these elusive households any day, and they are likely to run along in breathless fashion at the rear entrance or back off from the impending, advanc ing front door, pulling the bell as if tbey were tweaking its nose and then retreat ing as if afraid it would resent the insult. These buzzards who float around a family en transitu may as well be paid; they will camp wherever the house is deposited, and it doesn't look well to be introduced to a neighborhood by a bevy of bill col lectors. Taken altogether, the business of mov ing house and household, family and familiars, without taking up a carpet or packing a box is deluding. A man never knows where to look for the thing, and life is too short to go and sit down on the vacant lot till it comes; his neighbors know too much about him from the start, and bis family cannot rub out old scores and begin anew in the legend side of life. Chicago Herald. Blood travels from the heart through the arteries ordinarily at the rate of about twelve inches per second; its speed through the capillaries is at the rate of three one-hundredths of an inch per second. When the Summer palace at Peking was sacked a head of Buddha, carved from a magnificent ruby, feU to the Duke of Brunswick as his share of the spoils. After his death it sold for $30,000. A big human animal may be as un wholesome a3 a big fungus. What we need is a pure soul, a pure body, a strong will and a firm knit frame. A good dentifrice ia made of two ounces of pulverized borax, four ounces of precipitated chalk and two ounces of pulverized castile soap.