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Kajaha Prise Artillery Malates.
The rajahs of India, of whom there
•re over 100. are classed in divisions,
each of which is entitled to a compli­
mentary salute of a certain number of
guns, ranging from nine to 19 per ra­
jah. The greatest punishment the gov­
ernment of India can indict on a na­
tive prince, short of deposing him. is
to dock him a gun or two on his salute.
On the other hand, a couple of guns
extra is a promotion as much prised as
a step in rauk bestowed on the field of
battle.
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A powder. At this season youT feet feel
(wollen, uerrous aud uncomfortable. If
yon have smarting feet or tight »hoes, try
Allen » F»s>t-F.ase. It rests and comforts:
makes walking easy, l ures swollen ami
sweating feet, blisters and callous »pula.
Relieves corns and bunions of all pain aud
is a certain cure for Cbilnlains. Sweating,
Damp or Foisted Feet. We have over 30.-
OO testimonials. Don't get bansore get
Foot-Ease. Try il h-fov. Fold bv all
druggists and shoe »tore» for 25c. Trial
package F rkr . Address, Allen 8. Olm­
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Although the sum of 112,000.000 has
been exp. nde.1 during the [«st eight
years in reducing the number of Chi-
cazo'e grade crossings, that city lost 23
citizens last month in grade crossing
accidents.
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Stops tho Cough and
Works Off tho Cold.
Laxative Bro-no-ljuiniue Tablets cura
No cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
a cold in one day.
American shoes have met with such
•access in Franch Switzerland that Eu­
ropean manufacturers have begun to
make imitations of them, and have
marked their goods “made in Amer­
ica.”
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Alaska is a paradise for sportsmen.
No other such hunting domain exists
in the United States.
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^Mvention
A sheet of water one Inch thick and
one acre in area weigh» 101 ton*.
Au old Itauish galley was recently
i dug up In England, w hile au excava-
Its timbers
I flou w as belng made.
! are of oak and elm aud they are well
preserved. Tin* vessel Is assigned to
the time of Alfred the Great, which
would make It over oue thousand years
old. Au antique a word and some bones
1 ot auinials now extinct iu Kuglami
were also found.
Some of the vast changes which the
face of the earth has uudergono are
Indicated by the recent discovery iu the
small lakes scattered amoux the ex-
tluct volcanoes of Auvergne lu France
of the survival ot certain forma of ma
rlue animals. Salt plains exist there
whose de[Hislts were formed before vol­
canic forces U|>heav«xl the surrouuding
rocks and created uiouutalu peaks aud
craters.
It has been asserted that Insects are
particularly attracted by the colors of
certalu flowers. Felix l'lateau. after
Investigating the conduct of Insects lu
their visits to various flowers, con­
cludes that while they may perceive
colors and thus lie enabled to distin­
guish. at a distance, between flowers
and leaves, yet they show no prefer­
ences among the different colors. Blue,
red. yellow, white are Indifferent to
them. Hi* thinks that the odor of flow­
ers affects lusect* more than their col­
ors do.
The experiments of the French grape
growers lu Algeria have shown that
too much sunshine Is unfavorable for
the making of good wine. In the more
temperate climate of France gra;>es
posses* a proper proportion of sugar
to acid for wlue making, but the hot
Algerian sunshine Induces so active an
assimilation by the vines that the
quantity of acid Is reduced and that of
sugar Is increased. In consequenca,
the wine makers of Algeria are driven
to many devices for Improving the fla­
vor and lasting quality of their wines.
X rays have been subjected to a
novel purpose in Calcutta. A thief was
supposed to have stolen a diamond
worth 10.000 rupees and to have effec­
tually secreted It on his person by
swallowing It. Expert thieves In India
temporarily secrete small valuables of
this description in the throat. It Is
called "pouching." and the thieves un­
dergo special training In order to ren­
der them proficient in the art. The
plan Is simple. A small piece of lead
Is attached to a thread, and thia the
neophyte swallows, then by the action
of his tongue be guides the lead to
the orifice of the sac In the throat. The
pupil is prevented from completely
swallowing the lead by the piece of
thread which the teacher holds. When
the man has become skillful in this act
of swallowing, the leaden pellet Is coat
ed with lime, which has the effect of
enlarging the sac so that It becomes
caimble of retaining large articles. In
the case of Calcutta the Roentgen rays
revealed the presence of some olistade
tn the throat, but its precise identity
could not be gathered.
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Geologists Have Placarded the OH No­
tion About Glacial Movements.
A few years ago geologists confident­
ly averted that at one period of the
world's history a great Ice cap came
moving down from the polar regions
and swept over North America as far
south ns latitude 38. carrying with it
great bowlders—which lie al-out on
sliqies and hilltops to this day to prove
it—and scratching the record of its
movement U|K>n cliffs and ledges. Then
this Ice cap kindly melted and disap
p ar<d. This was taught In the schools,
and to doubt it was heresy; for science,
when It takes up with a theory. Is <k>g-
niatlc. and al) geologists said: "Behold,
bow wonderful is our knowledge; what
secrets we can wrest from the past:”
After a while science rather gave up
the polar Ice cap theory aud laid d >w n
a new dogma—that of a single conti­
nental ice sheet for North America.
The recent Investigations of offii-ers
of the Canadian geological survey
prove that the scientists evolved their
glacial theory out of a vivid imagina­
tion. It has been found that In north­
ern Alaska there is no evidence that
that part of the country ever was cov­
ered by a glacier—In Met. conclusive
evidence exists that it was not. At the
mouth of the McKenzie River is plenty
of evidence of glacial action, and also
that the glacier which left Its records
came from the south. Ou the western
shores of Hudson Bay nre marks of a
glacier which carne from the west, and
on the eastern shores of one which
came from the east East of the Cana­
dian Hookies Isa long twit which shows
no evidence of ever having been ex­
posed to gl iclal action.
Tlwse and similar discoveries have
put the geologists “all at sea.” and they
now have evolved a new theory regard­
ing the glacial period. It is that one
big glacier did not at one time cover
all the North American continent, but
that several glaciers, moving at differ
ent times from different centers of dis­
tribution. made their way In different
directions and left the glacial records
which are now found. They have even
given iMirnca to these glaciers, such as
the “Cordilleran glacier," the “I-abra
dorian glacier” and the “Keewatin gla­
cier.” Prof. IJlWHon, of the University
of Callfo n a. In writing on the siil>J< ct
In the International Monthly, says that
as yet It cannot be said that the suc­
cession of Ihese great glaciers In time
has been established well enough to
warrant an unqualified acceptance, but
he seems to have little hesitation In ac­
cepting the theory of different glaciers
moving from different points.
HE FOUND ONE HONEST TOUT
Man from the Race Track Who Treated
n Wtranaer an I Won Hut.
Among the passengers on an elevated
train the other night was a party of
men returning from the race track, and
from the unmistakably good humor
they displayed It was clear that they
had succeeded In getting some of the
bookies' money. They Were talking of
the dishonest people met at a race
track, and the g»n<ral oplulou seaiuad
to ba that to find a half way decs-wt
sort ui tout was a task fvw cared to
undertake. Everybody was pe»a mlstle
till a man w ho had rvfralnad fl UHI ex-
[tressing an opinion said:
“I've been listening to you folks tell
your axpariencea. aud when you •ay
that there Isn't an holiest tout I want
to tell you of a little experience I hail
with one of those fellows last week,
and I'm sure that when I get through
you will say as I do. that there Is a
good oue to ba found now and then.
I'd tw'en playing In the hat dost kind of
luck all day. aud w hen It e.iuie time for
the fifth race I had no great trouble In
counting iny roll, which amounted to
just $5dk*- I picked out a long shot as
a last hope, and I went around lu quest
of the beat odda. Soon I ran across a
laxik that was laying 10 to 1 to win.
and 4 to 1 a place, and I was almut to
hand up my bet of $2 to win and $3 for
a look lu. when au arm was thrust
over iny ahow'.der and a voice exclaim­
ed: 'Five straight and place.' and the
owner of tho arm mentioned the name
of the very liorw* I hail intended to
piny. The bookmaker took the uionvy.
Then, before 1 could open my mouth,
he put down the odds. I said 1 wns lu
line, and lie should have taken my hot
first, and It was tough to tie shut out
that way wbeu a fellow was down to
his last few dollars, but It wasn't any
use.
“Just then the man wlio'd got ahead
of me said; 'Say. I can understand Just
how you feet and I'll take yon on for a
place bet. at least.’ This struck me as
beluga kind proposition, and we settled
that he should take my whole $5 for a
place at 4 to 1. He hurried away from
me as soou as he got my five, and then
It occurred to me that maybe 1 was up
against It. for I had recognized iny k nd
friend as one of the beat-known touts at
the big tracks. The horse I had plcktd
won the race, and with little hope of
ever seeing the fellow again 1 went
over to the free field to find him. 1
couldn't, and was on my way luick to
the grand stand calling myself a
chump, when 1 heard some one yelling
at me and saw one of the bookmakers
beckoning. I walked over to hltu. and
be was the man who had shut me out
on the bet I was going to make.
“ 'Ain't you the man that made a bet
with a fellow here a while ago on so
and so for a p'ace?' he said. 1 answer, d
that I was. and he told me that he had
something that was left by a man for
me. You can Imagine my surprise wh< n
he handed me out $25 with the explana­
tion that my friend was lu a hurry and
could not wait, so had left the money
for me. As I counted the money I
thought hard, and since then I take
credit for having discovered the tirst
honest tout any of us has ever known.”
—Chicago Inter Ocean.
rivkleil Oulone.
Pae the small silver skinned onions,
remove the outer skill« aud let them
He iu st re ng brine for three day»;
drain, place In a jar first a layer of on-
lou» three inches deep then a «prink­
ing of horseradish, «tick cinainon and
clove«.
Repeat until jar 1» lull. ,
Bring vinegar to boiling poiu», add one
quart of browu sugar to each gallon of
Viuegar aud pour hot over the onion«.
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SilM-tis is no longer to be » penal col­
on*
I’ll, dverva- ab>>li»hing It >• <l|*' re­
sult of III» building of III« Sil-vriail mb
n**il. Nothing <an coni;»are io th«* rn|-»-l
Mllblurlil ot ill«* lrt-1 plllill«, Ulll«»» I* i*
i the rnpld growth of that tamoii* d,v»|*p-
!-ia line. Il<»-i«*ti»'r'« Stoioai-h Hitler» I”'
I u f.*r const I |*»t ion, ludige»lion, dy»[H'|*-
»ia or llnlulein v.
A negro iu Attautie City. N. J., lms
made himself famous, lu n whole
year he Kept a quarter of a dollar iu
his mouth, aud thus won a wager of
»10.
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of all ((Hide for winter, but they must
not depend u|*on it entirely. The
l>e»t results obtaiued with the use of
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portion of the ration, Fed iu cotillee-
tiou with other foods it aids digestion
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wethers tian to feed plenty of hay,
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Piso's Cure I- the beat medicine we over
need for all affretluns el the throat and
lungs W m O E nihukv . Vanburen, Ind .
Feb. 10, IWN.
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There who have had but little exper­
ience with liees should not take the
hives iu uuless the location is cool.
Wher» thousands of bees are together
there is mjch animal heat generated,
and the interior of the hive may be-
tome un< ouifortalde, the laws coming
out, when some of them may perish.
The location of the hive in winter, iu
order to avoid sudden changes of tern-
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The lat«*st novelty in bwiss watchre
is a timepiece which is devoid of the
usual bauds snd dial marking«, but
wi ich has in the center of the face two
small »paces for figures—the up|>et for
CONCEALED FIRE ESCAPE.
liouis ami the lower for minutes. The
fignres change at the proper intervals,
Alw iys Ke.idy for Use and Takes Up
presenting the correct tune as the tail­
No Extra Space.
Here Is a Ore eeca|>e which Is design­ roads give it—10.42, tor instance, in­
ed to take up no extra apace in a room, stead of "1H minutes of 11,*' The
There are many indlcalious of a
and yet It Is always ready for Instanta­ watch is guaranteed for seven year» growing ;>.polar belief on the I'aclllo
neous use. The designer Is Charles snd costs only $11 iu Paris.
slope that the petroleum producing tn-
O. Harris of Williamsport, Pa., and
dually in that section is to assume
his object Is to so utilize a chair or
much larger proportions.
divan In the construction of the Ore
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escape that the latter will tie effective­
ly hidden from view when not In use. Th it signature !• on every box of the genuine
The readers of this paper will La | lease«) to
The work of adjusting the ladder for
Laxative Bromo-Quininc
kwrn that there <• at lva«t on« 4r«-adr4 di«e«w
that ■Cienre has !<••■'n able to cure in all its
use Is slight and no time need lie lost U m > rooMxly tbal carve a eeM In aaa Uaj •tage»,
and that iacatarrh llall'ai «larrti « urr
is the otiiy poaitive cure known U> tbe tned i-«i
Carrier pigeons refuse food after a fraternity. < alarrh bring ao bat.tutioual dia
long and exhausting journey. They eaae, require» a con«titu*tona) trra'mmf
Hall s Catarrh Cum ia tak«-n intrruaHy, a tin«
drink some water anil go to sleep, not directly upon the b’.< .-I ,n>l ziucuu. au ».-•
to resume their usual mode of life fur of th. ayat'-m. lher.b, d-atroying th. tuuads.
tlon ot th. dia-aar. ,n.| (tain« th, |«u-ni
48 hours
»trensth by bnll.lln« up th. Fonatimi on an I
a-a alili» nature in <fo u( ita work Tha p.o
Fait is good to scour marble wash­ pnetora baie a<> tn .rh faith In ila rurali.,
stands or hasius with, to sweep car|Mts j-iaera. that they t.ffrr One llun-l:a.1 fa ara
for any raju-that It la la Uicupj.
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with (il it be thoroughly brushed outi ol leatituoulaU. Ad-lreaa
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and to sei colors in wash goods. Where
f *1 by <lruMisu.7te.
soot !>•« fallen on the carpet, sprinkle
liail'e Fauniir Pills are the l«a(
-alt on it and the wait will come off
without leai ing a black mark. Spots
Iaoodon in at laut tn have a rotnpUte
of ir- n rust can l-e removed by wetting ambnlauee service. There is no place
wilh a strong solution of lemon-juice in the world where it is so much Deed»
and salt, and holding over a vessel of ed.
boiling water, wbeu they will immedi­
ately disappear.
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COMHIX ATlOX CHAIR,
begins on his part, the kindness should
Sweden 1» inffcring from the affecta
In placing the apparatus. The chair la l.egiu on ours.
of a boom in inaunufacturtng ahlch
wheeled to the window, and the but­
By
treatment
with
iodine
and
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has drawn thoussmi« of the country
toned back stripped off. when the reel
of links and rungs Is presented to view. line pigtueuta, H. Kraemer han deter­ people to tho larger town», and caused
The outer end of the ladder Is provid­ mined that the alternate layers in a house rents to advance 2«» to 3tj |o,r
ed with two grappling hooks, which starch grain are due to a «ubatane» cent. Many of the manufacturer» have
are attached to the window sill and the rich in colloid., but poor in crystal­ invested beyond their capital aud are
loid. alternating with a siibstance rich in distreas. .Money is very scarce and
reel tossed out of the window. Tile
in cry ata I Ioide, but poor in colloids.
a crisis is threatened.
weight of the ladder bolds the hooks
firmly, and the ladder Is then ready for
descent. When the apparatus is In
IKisItlon In the bn<-k of the chair It Is
concealed by a covering of cloth, which
Is provided with snap buttons around
its edge, this being the handiest to
unfasten In case of a fire.
THE YOUTH’S COMPANION, ¡BOSTON, MASS.
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No Political Bowecs In England.
[9 oo D rops ]]
The British voter knows nothing of
delegate», conventions or party iniina-
gem. He walks Into the [Killing Imoth
and votes directly for the man of his
choice. It Is true that both the Con
servatlve (now the Unionist) and the
Libera) parties have a paid official who
is supposed to undertake general su|ier-
vlsion of party Interests In the elector­
ate throughout the kingdom. He Is
generally consulted by constituencies
In the selection of a candidate. What
he tenders In response Is advice, not In
struct on. Nothing Is calculated more
quickly to put up the back of a con­
stituency than any movement having
the appearance of dictation from Lon-
don.
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A\éectable Preparation for As­
similating the Food and Regula
üng the Stomachs and Bowels of
I nf an is /(
N ot N arcotic .
People are tiecorning mighty tired of
personal recoileetlons of great men.
tur avow wit «r tot anuvs BIM
When you taka tiroio » I ••Irian <h;..
T<>nio la-oeuse U hi b rucila U pial» i
primad on ovary t>>lile «b wing llalli
More than 17 per cent ot thè «aitar» Is simply Iron and yuiuli • in • (*••*
In <-- T'iiany and 21 |»r cani ot the loss tona. No Cura, No Bay. to«.
«aitrsoaae rea-elra no «agra al all, ba­
Many ot the Italian railroad»«»» •
Ing esp<-i'taij lo su beisi on feee.
!■• shortly Uauslorme-I to lbs sls«WI
syslatn.
to ct itg a rot.n iw own day
Taka laixallva Brumo quinine Tale-
Tha H-a, I'rear r I pt Ion far MalariS
lets. All dri'vglrta rotund th« mousy t'hllla and Favnr Is a I - 111* "I <Ito’S*
if it tail« tu cure.
E. W, (trova*• sig
lastulM Chill Tonic. Il IS •>■»#
naturo I» on each box. 15c.
iron and qulnluo to a taetrlws km»,
No Caro. No Pay. Price W«.
This baa lawn • year of acarea an-1
A l-aknr In K*n»*’ t 'llrls rol M
rxtastropbna. Wn bava looked upon
famine in India, ware In Month Africa, with anger bocause a fmisls [air*
the I'hllipplnee ami China, the great has asserted tbst ha kin-s'l-d hHtasJ
•team*hip horror In Naw York, tha will* his feet, fla hss aimi- sai’sd •«
predtgmus denotation al (ialveston, and for (2,000. She declares b*r sbilllf*
minor «vanta have alirml our mottona purdtiro a loaf ot bis bread wdh W
from day to day.
prints on It.
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famous
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There are many buildings In cities
In Holland which were originally and
unmistakably built out of the straight.
For Instance, not far from the Hotel
Vieux Doelen, where the delegates to
the peace conference stayed, there Is
an extension being built to one of the
churches, and, although the wh II s are
not yet completed, they lean outward
more than twelve Inches. Another In­
stance of this is found In some of the
corner bouses, whose walls lean out
over each street. In many cases new
houses arc evidently put tip to mutch
the houses alongside. Strangely enough,
though, there are comparatively few
cases on record of collapse.
Free .Mounts fire Army Officers.
li...» Far I.lilla Falbe.
tloa'l torta«» Ila» rbllgraa all» ll»al4 «ad
rllli- • ti» fa» <>«il, •<(». aa-»»abla lelallva
r fui • «»• la < ax »rrt, CaoSy l'atkstita.
All dragRlala, lOr. ir«-, tao-
The “Cyclone” Thresher
hii dkln
Promotes DigcsIionChcerTuk
ness and Rest Contains neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
Crooked Houoea In Holland.
A brigadier general or major générai
la entitled to the keep of three horses
at Unde Nam's expense; a colonel, lieu­
tenant colonel, major or captain to two
only.
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Vegetable» are usually sold In plis
In a U>u of Load Saa walar «bara are I
IB • t aalt, Had Maa, 93 Modi- In Buenos Ayrs«. so that y<>u bars K
or* quantity as sell •* quality k
Urranean. HÔ Atlantic, Si; Kngllah tn<
Channel, 71; Black Koa, 36; Baltic. the eye, and but* hers sell th.ir ruai
by the chunk rather than by Weight.
18, aud Caspian has. 11.
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