ok at the Map.
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i BOOTS
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[ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
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...
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r that fora kidney tonic in
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ry superior remedy, and
lytbing I ever tried.
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our best alternative plan is to adopt
bit of wickedness about tbe Plaisance
some simple plan by w hich we may
may have bud nothing to do with it,
i
secure electrical connection with tlie
for the American people are too solid
| Many Ills are Caused by Insula­ ground through any shoes we may
and
respectable
to
yiel<l
to
such
allure
­
Bi’ingintr in More Money Than
wear. Tills is easily done. And in
ments. But some of the Oriental cus­
ted Feet.
the last few years tlie practical demon­
'Plie Centennial.
toms which must be illustrated in order
strations of coinfort to the feet and
to show just how Oriental races live are
The Feet Should Have Perfect Electrical
benefit in a variety of ways to the
The Midway I'laUanc« and lh Motley not quite what one would approve of In
Contact with the Earth-—A Good Subatf- health of individuals who have tried it
his
own
people.
Here
are
tricks
of
the
Crowd-—L'ivUlxatiou Found Cheek by
(among whom may lie named many
tute For SI iopn Suggested.
dance in tlie Algerian and Cairo vil­
Jowl With Savage«---A Strange Babel of
well known ami prominent New York
lages which may be up to date in Al­
Voice.** uud a Picturesque Medley of
When a man by wearing dry paper physicians) are so numerous aud em-
giers and Cairo, but are scarcely tlie
Color«.
insoles in or rubbers over Ills shoes pliatic as to remove the question com­
fashion over here in Cbfcago and New
causes
Irritation to his eyes anil other pletely lieyond theory or doubt.
York.
Perhaps tlie greatest number report­
less directly noticeable disorders, such
Up to date the attendance at the
After be has gone through all tlie vil­
as baldness, toothache, etc., or when he ing Ixmeflelal results are I hose who
World’s fair has been satisfactory to lages of tlie Asiatics, the Africans and
lacerates liis footsole and soon after has ( liave tried it for the eyes. But for liet-
the management, and tbe very poorest the South Sea Islanders the average
lockjaw, or coughs from cold to liis feet I ter blixxl circulation in tlie legs, and
months have been better than tlie best Amoriean feels a pardonable glow of
he interrupts, or cuts off or injures a | conse<iucnt comfort to tbe feet, also, a
at tlie Centennial exhibitiou.
satisfaction. There is ouihiug they do
certain circulation between his body great number of persons of ixitli sexes
The paid admissions to the Centen­ that lie can not learn to do better. For
and the earth, the effects of which in­ liave found it invaluable; aud, para­
nial exhibition during tbe month of every trick they have lie can show two
terruption or injury make their appear­ doxical as It may at first appear, tlie as­
May were 398,980; at Chicago they better ones. And close contact witli
ance, not at tlie point of attack, but at sistance it affords in this direction pro­
were 1,050,037, or nearly three to one. these people dispels all the romance
various parts of liis organism, often tlie motes warmth in tlie feet iu cold
For June the Centennial figures 695,600 and picturesque coloring that distance
most distant from that point. And it weather, while it unquestionably pre­
and at Chicago they were 2,009,395, or and imaginative travellers liave filing
is contended that not only do such ab­ vents that abnormal beat aud swelling
considerably more than three to one.
over them. In all these villages there
normal conditions of tlie feet Injurious­ of tlie feet ami ankles in hot weather
The greatest single day’s attendance is not a man with a truly intellectual
ly affect these various organs, but that which many people suiter from.
at Philadelphia was on Pennsylvania face. There is not one woman who is
our ordinary stax's are the entire un­ These effects as to immediate com­
day, September 28th, when there were really handsome. They are inferior in
suspected cause of much disease to man fort to tlie feet are much soonei appar­
237,109 admissions. That record lias al­ all the graces of life to the American
ent Hum relief to organs more remote;
kind.
ready been broken at Chicago duriug and European. And probably there is
AT THE WORLD’S FAIR OATES.
That this should prove almost in­ but we should remember that discom­
the early and tlie least favorable uot one among them who, aiter a taste
credible to the great bulk of people of fort ill tlie feet and legs is but the first
mouths.
of European and Amerieau civilization, , themselves and the buildings have all
A SENSIBLE ELEPHANT.
not tlie least surprising, for tlie simple physical evidehce of natures protest
The bast month at Philadelphia was does not wish lie was born one of tlie | been planned and laid out on a grand
scale, so grand, in fact, that the visitor It Soon Detected that the Pump Tro ugh reason that the prime operating cause against insulating our feet from the
October, when tbe admissions number­ direct heirs to it himself.
of the trouble is an utterly neglected eartli, and that reflex effects, though
Was Not Level.
ed 2,334,530. Even the June attend­
No more important impression tlian will have walked many miles before
subject—a subject of which most peo­ slower in development, are not any the
ance at Chicago exceeds that number this cau be gained from a day in the > having even so much as passed direct"
In India domesticated elephant» are ple almost boast complete ignorance— less certain, notwithstanding.
by 304,865.
Midway Plaisance.
When night ly through the main buildings and
Tlie writer has directed a great many
It is estimated that from present in- comes and the lights in tlie villages go i from one to the other. Scatter a hun­ usually given drink from large wooden viz., static or natural electricity.
dred thousand people over the grounds troughs filled with well water by means
Science has fully established tlie fact people scattered over almost ev­
and it seems but a small uumber. Let of a pump and it is commonly au ele­ that tbe life action of tbe body is a true ery state in the Union how to make a
another hundred thousand come and phant which fills this trough. Every chemical decomposition or combustion; simple little attachment to their shoes,
yet the crowd is apparently nothing in morning he goes regularly to his task. wherefore, as this decom|>osition can­ which is quite unnotieeable, and pro­
comparison to the rush and crush on While visiting a friend at his fine resi­ not proceed without a transmission of vides perfect electrical eartli contact
State street oil a busy day or when tbe dence hi India a correspondent of the current electricity!Faraday says “One for the feet—a good substitute, if not
ladies are out shopping. But make the Manchester (Eng.) Examiner saw a cannot happen without the other”) our tbe full equivalent, of walking on their
number an even quarter million, con­ large elephant engaged in pumping bodies,especially during active exercise, bare feet; and lie will continue to as­
gregate them about tlie basin in front such a trough full of water. He con­ must continually discharge more or sist others with any information they
may require.
and surrounding tlie administration tinues: “In passing I noticed that one less electricity.
The plan lie lias adopted is first to
building facing the perystle on an eve­ of the two tree trunks which supported
But what places tbe matter entirely
ning when the program calls for an il­ the trough at either end had rolled beyond doubt is the practical proof of pull out of tbe shoe anything already
lumination and fireworks, and the jinn from its place, so that the trougli still it, which lias been very simply and ef­ there in the shape of an insole, and to
elevated at one extremity, would begin fectually done by placing a man on an substitute for it nil insole of very tine
is quite noticeable.
Oregon at the fair is taking the lead to empty itself as soon as the water insulated stand and having hint brisk­ wile guazo, or cloth, of copper or brass.
in fruits, as the following article from reached the level of the top at tlie oth­ ly exercise in that situation. A con­ This metallic insole may be covered
er end, which lay on tlie ground. I ducting wire is run from his fixitsoles over its upper side—the side next the
an eastern paper will testify.
“Before passing judgment on tlie in- stopped to see if the elephant would to eartli and by ail electrometer fixed frxit—witli very thin leather (say cham­
1 dividual state exhibits and buildings discover uuything wrong. Soon the on this wire it is found tlint electrical ois) having small lióles cut in it under
I one has to look at tlie purpose for water began to run oft’ at the end currents pass from liis feet to the the ball and heel of tlie foot through
which the displays were made. For which had lost its support. Tlie ani­ ground so long as lie gws on exercising. which tlie foot conies in contact with
I instance, tlie New England states and mal showed signs of perplexity when Now if we examine a man’s feet—es­ the metal. Tlie leather is cut so as to
j the old and thickly settled districts he saw this, but as tlie end nearest pecially of a man who lias gone all bis fold about half an inch uuder the met­
have erected magnificent state build­ him lacked much of being full, he con­ life barefooted—we find a very marvel­ al, where it is fastened by a little ordi­
ings which are being maintained as tinued to pump. Fiually, seeing that lous cluster of nerve endings, brought nary paste. Then tlie shoe has driven
places of reception for their own people tlie water continued to pass of!’, lie left out into file papillae of »be skin, so that through the sole from tlie outside very
and their friends. These states already the pump handle and began to consid­ if left free as nature provides for they small copper shoe nails, which must
have as many or more people than er tlie phenomenon. He seemed to find would have intimate contact with tlie clinch on the inside quite even witli
the surface, against an iron last or oth­
they want and hence do not make a it difficult to explain. Three times he eartli as he walks.
display witli an eye to the attraction of returned to his pumping and three
Bearing these facts in mind, does it er hard substance. A hole is made
immigration. With these uew states, times he examined the trougli. I was not forcibly appear that man as well as through the heel of tbe shoe with a
THE WORLD’S FAIR ON SUNDAY.
and more particularly those of the Pa­ an absorbed looker-on, impatient to see all living animals to have liis physical small gimlet, through which two cop­
dications the fair will pay all its obliga­ out and the last Arab in his white her cific coast, the situation is reversed. what would be done. Soon a lively health, should retain the free and un­ per nails are driven, one from within
nous steals away in the shadows, the These states invite immigration and it flapping of the ears indicated the dawn­ impeded use of this electrical highway and one from without, so as to meet or
tions and leave a dividend.
The greatest attraction to a majority American can go home paraphrasing is for tlie purpose of uttractiug atten­ ing of light. He went and smelled of between his body and tbe earth—viz., pass each other, thus tilling up the
of the visitors is the midway plaisance. to himself the Gilbertian song, and be tion to their resources and impressing the tree trunk which liad rolled from through the soles of his feet.
hole quite tightly. Tlie soles are then
Here civilization aud barbarism min­ thankful that he isan American, wheu upon the mind of the homesceker the under the trougli. I thought for a mo­ A highly scientific physician, who inserted like any other insoles, keeping
gle. Here the Hottentot from Africa he might have belonged to some other fact that desirable land and homes are ment that he was goiug to put it in its lias devoted many years to tbe critical tlie metal side downward. It is some­
and tbe Esquimau from Nowhere go nation.
to be had at .moderate cost, that tbe place again. But it was not as I soon investigation of electro-therapeutics, re­ times necessary to fasten them in place
The crowds at the gates of the fair, western states are making an exhibit understood, the end which ran over cently said:
by a few small tacks. This is all that
on a spree together.
The plaisance is a very broad street as they open in the morning, are im­ at the fair. As representing the states that disturbed his mind, but the end
“One of the most fundamental and is necessary to insure perfect electric
and hns a length of nearly a mile, At mense, and the illustrations but faintly of the west at the exposition, Oregon, which he found it impossible to fill. certain facts in physiology is that tlie connection of tlie feet with the eartli.
A perfectly dry footsole is neither a
all times it is filled with a changing convey their magnitude. As the peo­ the land of big red apples, stands pre­ Raising tlie trough, which he then al­ active state of a living tissue is marked
crowd decked in a medley of colors and ple enter the grounds they disperse and eminently at the bead. Although she lowed to rest for an instant on ono of by a fall of electrical level; in other comfortable nor a healthy one. It
reminds one of tlie electrical tower,that the crowd disappears. Several Sundays has no state building, Oregon makes a his huge feet, he rolled away the sec­ words, an electrical depression is the should be just naturally moist, and
changes its color constantly like a huge the attendance has been so large that magnificent showing of her resources ond supporting log with bis trunk, and most safe, most delicate physical sign tliat is what a copper or brass gauze in­
the streets of the white city had the in the several buildings of the fair. then set the trough down so tnat it of physiological action.”
sole secures, and witli it much comfort
chameleon,
All nations are there; if they do not appearance of being crowded, but peo­ Her display in tlie horticultural build­ rested at both ends on the ground. He
Many speaking facts might lie cited anil benefit to tlie wearer, through its
come as visitors, they are there to be ple aie so different in their desires that ing is everywhere acknowledged to then returned to the pump and com­ in support of this theory, such as the acting as a good conductor of electricity
: . no one thing
seen by those who do.
_ seems to be tlie object of be without a peer. Here she shows pleted his task.”
case of the king of Dahomey,in Central between ills body and the earth.—frT.
---------- *»«----------
Tlie Oriental races are most numer- ■ their curiosity,
pears weighing five pounds, apples six
Africa, whom the traveler found suffer­ V. iyorld.
Chickamauga
Park.
ous. Tlio potent American pocketbook : The liberal • arts building, which is inches in diameter, plums larger than
ing and in miserable plight lrom blood­
England's Oldest Industry.
has drawn heavily upon the storied the largest structure ever erected, con­ goose eggs, cherries 3( inches in cir­
General H. V. Boynton told me to- shot, painful and watery eyes, which
tains
over
40
acres
of
floor
space,
of
and somewhat untidy east to furnish
cumference and peaches 17} inches. In day, says the Washington correspond­ rendered him half-blind; and, besides,
'l'lie oldest industry in Great Britain
a summer’s amusement for the people. which 32 acres are on the ground floor, her agricultural booths she exhibits ent of the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, that his teeth were discolored and fast de­
An Arab in a big bernous called white Elevators in tbe center of the building grains and grasses that are acknowl­ Chickamauga park would be made in caying, while he often writhed with —older it could hardly be, for its exist­
ence has been traced back to the pre­
by courtesy, and robes to which the carry visitors a distance of 250 feet to edged by mill men to be without paral­ time the finest historical place in the toothache.
Chicago-atmosphere has imparted new the roof, where is a half-mile prome­ lel. In the flour tests made at the fair, world, as also the most lovely. The
This trouble of tlie sable monarch historic stone age, is still being carried
on at tlie village at Brandon, on the
The
view afforded is flour made from Oregon wheat was
tinges, jostles you in tbe crowd. Mus­ nade.
park now is nine square miles, and an greatly interested the historian, for to
cular Turks come trotting by with Se- unparalleled and a large number of found to make whiter aud finer bis­ addition will likely be made to it. This the latter’s astonishment, lie could not borders of Norfolk and Suffolk, and is
dan chairs, and Christians must get people take advantage of the elevators. cuits than any other flour tried. In year the sum of $1,000,000 is to be ex­ find a single similar case throughout reported to lx- in a nourishing condi­
out of the Mohammedan way if they To the east there is nought but a broad the mining department a miniature pended on internal improvements and all the country, but, on the eoutrary, tion. It is a manufactory of gun and
expect to escape without bruises. Chi­ expanse of water, as far as tlie eye can placer mine is kept constantly in oper- year by year other sums of money will the usual brilliant eyes apd teeth of tinder-box flints. The work is done in
little sheds, often at the back of towns­
namen walk gravely along, apparently
be used upon it, until it is in a satisfao- savages. It transpires, however, in tlie folk»’ cottages. It will naturally be
taking no notice of tbe crowd or its I
tory condition. A great deal of work is detailed description of tlie habits and asked who wants tinder-lxix flintsand
cosmopolitan nature. But the bright
to be done at tbe Chattanooga end and clothing of the tribe, that the king gun flints in tlwse days of phosphorous
eyes and expressive faces of tlie Japan­
along the road to Lookout Mountain alone, by/oval edict, was {xirmltted to matches and Martinl-Henrys? The
ese show that they are watching the j
and Missionary Ridge. An idea of a wear any footgear; and that be had answer to tlie first question is that
shifting multitude and delight in its
drive through this pretty park can be from boyhood worn most elaborate silk there is a good trade in tlmler-box
changes.
formed from the fact that from the lined sandals—an instance of princely flints with Spain anil Italy, where th*
Occasionally a brown, timid little
north end of Missionary Ridge to the magnanimity, certainly where their tinder-box still keeps its ground in ru­
man from the island of Java steals
place where the Confederate left was at king bore ill his own person tlie full ral districts. Travellers in uncivilized
through tbe street in bis humble,plead­
Chattanooga is about 12 miles, and the brunt of introducing the blessings of regions, moreover, find flint and steel
ing way, and hurries to his bamboo vil­
country about was tbe scene of five civilization to his subjects!
more trustworthy than matches, which
lage, where he is not likely to be trod­
days’ hard struggle between tbe con­ Cool ie laborers on plantations never are useless after they have absorbed
den upon by bigger and stronger men-
tending forces. In these battles all the wear any shoes, and they are about moisture. Gun flints, on tlie other
Zulus, Samoans, Algerians, Kurds,Bra­
big armies on both sides were engaged, equal to tlie unclothed savages in tlicir hand, go mostly to flic wild parts of
zilians, Dahomeyahs, Soudanese, Syr­
the northern under Hooker and the splendid physiques and freedom from Africa, where our old friend, “Brown
ians, Egyptians, Hindoos, Cossacks,
southern
tinder Longstreet. So far 13 our civilized diseases. They are never Bess,” sold by auction long ago for
Hawaiian», and nobody knows bow |
states have appointed commissions to bald, or have defective sight, even what Hint muskets would fetch, has
many more mingle in tbe erowd, and
select the location of troops on the field down to old age, and we nil know found, it seems, her last refuge.
lend to it variety and at the same time
which includes eight northern and five their teeth are a proverb of whiteness
confusion.
*
southern states, and it is expected that and perfection.
Sweet Deduction.
There are plenty of uniforms. The
Horses' iron shoes are good conduc­
four additional northern states will ap­
Austrians and tbe Germans have mili­
tors of electricity, but in Europe they
Tommy—l’aw I read that a man CUII
point their commissions soon.
tary bands here, and Russian, French,
I was told also that it would be a are sometimes fitted with slippers of stop chewing tobacco by eating candy.
Italian and Spanish officers are among
long time before the contractors finish­ leather or rubber, when employed in Do you suppose that is true?
the slglit-seers. The supply of gold
Mr. Figg—Probably.
ed their labors in the park and that a mowing large ornamental grounds. It
lace and Shako« seems inexhaustible.
Tommy—Ray, paw, if a little lx>y was
superintendent of the park wns not has been found that daily employment
Officers and soldiers sport their bright­
thought of use yet. When tlie im­ at such work very soon ruined horses, kept filled up with candy all the time,
est raiment, and mild mannered citi­
provements shall have advanced far some becoming lame and some blind, don't you suppose that he would never
zens trip over the swords of tlieir mili­
enough to warrant an office of tlie kind in a shorter time than seems credible. want to learn to chew tobacco?
tary friends.
Little urchins in the country who
it is probable that it will be created
Add to this the chatter of two or
run barefooted are, even with tlie poor­
Rembrandt was the founder of the
then.
THE
ELECTRIC
COLUMN,
WORLD
’
S
FAIR.
three dozen tongues of the Old World
est of food, singularly healthy and ro­ Dutch school. He opposed the ideal in
aud every variety of American accent, reach to the north and west and south, ation, washing virgin gold from the
Th« Bullet-rrooT Jacket.
bust; while tenderly nurtured children painting and deliberately began tb
aad you have as pretty a scene of con­ in close proximity are congregated the gravel, Just as it is taken from Oregon’s
even in the same locality, are well representation of nature. The models
The alleged invention of a bulllet- known to lie more and more subject to he selected were generally ugly, pur­
fusion as must have occurred when the exposition buildings and those of the placer mining properties.
people
streamed down from the tower ! uiHuiuui,
*
*
differ»nt states uiiu
and ¡urviKii
foreign iiniiuun,
nations, ( “In the fishery department several proof costume for soldiers recalls a story toothache, neuralgia, rheumatism, etc- posely chooen, it is said, to show what
of Babel and took their immediate *>«"[ while to the north the city's towering tons of the famous Columbia river sal­ alxiutthe Duke of Wellington and a things entirely unknown to the former. difficulties he could overcome, btit his
parture for the four corners of tlie „pires arp
of but (iimIy olltljneU | mon are shown together with ftshing similar material. A stranger was one
As, however, wr cannot dis|>eB<<e al-1 efforts of light ami shade have never
ear*l‘'
I the dense smokes of the greatest city in boa's, fishwheels, etc., and in the for­ morning received by tbe duke. He together with shoes and go barefooted, lieen surpassed.
This is tbe Plaisance. It offers a j lhe new wor|(J The refre,h|ng
estry department are exhibited some submitted a bullet proof jacket to the
striking illustration of the fact »•» of«burlam parks, and of groves, the specimens of timber that astonish the great warri«r and requested hint to in;
man is interested in nothing so »^ »blmmering water. <rf the lagoons and world. A block cut from a forest of the troduce it into tbe army.
“All right,” saio Wellington, “put it
as in his brother man. All kinds of ,be
hup, ftf tbp
li<Ian(, west measures nine feet and nine inch­
people come here {to see how all ‘be an(1 the inmimerahk fl
^ng |n. es across. This is the largest block of on.”
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The stranger «lid so.
other
kinds of people in ii...
the .,...«1.1
world 1»..1-
look I ; tersperse the scene, while far to the; wood at the fair and it attracts much
The duke rang a liell and an officer |
and live.
attention.
south and southwest there is a glimpse
appeared.
At first tbe Plaisance was intended 1 of landscape, but only a glimpse, for
“Tell Captain------- to send two
as a kind of side-show. It was thought th(.
PuBman'.
_____ _ and
Many a good book bas been w ritten
’s factories
that It would appeal most forcibly ‘®| the lndurtrtw of ( b,..*,.,, urbBn
in prison Soerate«. Cervantes, Bun­ diers here with loaded rifles.”
The inventor did net wait to hear
those people who have never travelled j ulation give indication that that tbe yan, Defo, Lovelace, T asso . Beran ger,
much an<i
_ id who have never seen very
v«ry.................
limits of the city’s din and strife ex- Raleigh, George Wither and Janies any more. Before tbe duke't command
But
has
become ~-
tbe fash- tended farther than the eye can pene- Montgomery ail continued tbeir l’ter- could be delivered be was speeding rap­
tnneh. _E
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ion. Tlie crowd Is always thickest ‘ trate.
The only Pure Cream pf Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum.
! Tbe White City is truly a city of ary labors while suffering from a cui- idly homeward.
The prevalent belief that there is a ' magnificent distances. The grounds lailnwnt of liberty.
Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
I In- Mil«.' N«w R m U Car. at Drugftou.
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