Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, December 21, 1892, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textv w - iwvST; NING CAPITAL JOURNAL &- ;! mw ! mm VOL. 6. "THE PEOPLE'S PAPER." SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1892. "TO-DAT'9 NEWS TO-DAY." no. aoi ;n- mfim EVE i . ' "" ' ' I'W1IIJUWWI,WW,M1, G H NEW CH They have just received direct from the importers at Boston, a mammoth stock of a new thing in Austrien Decora ted Chinawai'e. IN BROKEN SETS You can buy any number of pieces and need not take a full set. It costs only about half as much as the Ilaviland, BLUE FRONT, N BUS. ILL At lower prices that ever before offered. They have the Prices CTnMEirjiTiiLH,i.TC3aasKttsiarai Ed. C. . Jn-f!c' fr ft "Z&tiTj&JS 115fe, TliAinn . WKue.Wf' JVS.lJ,'2.u.t4l7 tf ' 4&M8&gSr,J viiuiuv sgs&sffiwm&jL&M m H. F. BROER, Proprietor of the DEPOT SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, All House-finishing Material made to order nt thf lowest Portland prices, bee ut MA lfTI.Y C- II A IfKIXS, BLACKMU'HING AND HOIlESMOErNG. The best work iu every department. Hacks, Buggies aud Harrows made toiiriii'r. State .Street. AKCUiE JlAbON. General Street Work, Sewering, Excavating, Concrete and Mason Work, Tiling, &c. All work promptly done. SALEM, - - - - .- OREGON. Wanted At Once. Remnants of Dry Good, Clothlujr, Boots nnd Shoes, Hats and Cans, and all kinds of merchandise, either new or second hand, to sell either at privute t-ale or public auction. Also, Household furuiture ot every de scription, at the , . . , RED FRONT BAZAAR. 02 State Street. Sash and Door Factory Front', Street, Salem, Oregon. The best class of work in our line at prices to compete with the lowest. Only the bai material used c,N,cllDRCHILLcnuRCH3XL & jUREOTjGns,s'BUR"0UGHS Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters; SHEET METAL WORKERS. Agents for the celebrated economics force und lift Pump. 100 Chemeheta Stieet. FOUND The place to rig, Express, m!ii fanA nv 'ioad of Dirt or Gravel. Calf on Ryan & Co., back of Willamette hotel, Prompt and careful work is our motto. RYAN & CO. SALEM IRON WORKS, B. F. DRAKE, Propsietor. Manufacture BTEAM RNOINKJ. M'U Outnts, ; Whert 0v.n. FruH ViirUlerand Reel. Farm machinery madt and rtpUreo. Mm'hi A Dray Co. fif V lice State fat., tvj Iron works. Drays and trucks itio corner p of Huue ano c ai'i'i"""1"1 - '- F. T. HART 247 COMMERCIAL STREET. nnnnio 0 I TPP nnlHma GZ, LLuui ra " lOO;tt INA NOVE ana compares lavorably. See it, at the ow Por Xmas ! OSBURN'S RACKET STORE is selling HEADS, IT F. Lis Cross, a Wholcssilc illlll Retail 110 State Streets. nerore nu on v. A. II. SMITH Contractors g t a Saddle horse, Livery Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay, rrnm well rotted Manure. JiRAYriAND TRUCKS dy for orders, dpllver wood, lumber, or-onnoslteBa- may ue , iouhu '","- " . . . AL.aa.rn .iiniir r no j i u u m i ,.v- -- .1 . . LBADLVG MERCHANT e lAiiwUrs.. PRESCRIPTIONS night Mea Strtt. THIS DOES NOT REFER TO THE HOME OP THE CELESTIAL, BUT TO THE LTIES AT DAMON BROS. 335 Commercial Street, M largest stock of Dolls evei in no object. m OSBURN. m t blos; 130 STATE STREET. TINWARE, ROOFING, STOVES, Creamery and Dairy Sup plies, Jstcel manges, lniior tlcutcra iu all Styles a Spe cialty. CLOTHES WRINGERS AND WAFERS EkafThe hest on earth. Give us a call. 10:3 tf. ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of "Willamette Hotol, SA.IE:iwI - OREGON Notice of Final Settlement. KOTICE is hereby given, that George G. itlnghnm executor of the entate of K. Jhubb, deceased, has filed his final ac couut as such executor, and the county coun of Marlon countv, Oregon, has set theathrtayot PecemberlSKI at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. lor the hearing thereof. All persons having object!' ns to said ac count will present them to sid court at said time. GEO. Q. BINGHAM. U-4-5dw Executor. J. H. HAAS, THE WATCHMAKEB, 2I5K Commercial St., Salem, Oregon, (Kflxt, door to Klein's.) Specialty ot Spectacles, and repairing Clocks, Watches and Jrwelry. W. Taylor, Rouse Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE- WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING A SPECIALTY. Leave orders at Thomas Johnson's 288 Commercial street. M. T, RINEMAN DEALKB IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Woeden and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed. Also veetabUisaodfrulU in their tcason. "Highest 1'rlce paid for country produce. ' WflbOllcl ashare or your patronage. m 1X1 HtatH atreet 1831 T,IB c?IVATOU 1893 CountryGentleman THE BT OF THE AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES. DBVOTKII TO Farm.Crop and Procesica, Horticulturoaod Frui-GrowIup Live-Mock and Dairying, While It also Includes ail minor iTour menu of Kural Inure.t, mrti as the poul try yard.entoniulogy, bee-keeping, grewu. nou.e and grapery, veterinary rwplles, farm questions aud answers, fireside leading, domestic economy, and a sum. inary or the news nt the week. IU mar ket reports are unusually oomplote, aud much attention Is paid to the pro ports of the crops, as throwlrg light upon one of the most ImporUut or all questions When to buy and wben to sell. UU 11' erally Illustrated, and by recent enlarge ment, contains more reading matter than ever before. The subscription price Is I J 60 per yer, but we ofler a special re duction In our OLUH HATES FOR 1893. Two Subscription!. o0e '"'"'" $ 4 Six Subscriptions, " " 10 Twelve Subscriptions, " " 18 --To all New Subscribers for 1M. pay ingtnadvitncM t ow, we will send th pa per Wi-ekly. from our receipt of the remit Unce. uiJauturr 1st, Its, without cbsrn -r!inen O'plos free. Addrew LUTHER TUCKER L fON, Publishers, Albany, M. V. 1 the city, and they must go. WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAPITAL STOCK, all SubscribeJ, S200.00" Transact a general banking business! In all Its branches. GEO. WILUAMH President Wil. EN UKANU Vice 1'rphlduu HUUHMoNAUY Cashier. DIllECTOlte: Geo. WiUiniiu.Wm.Ku). land, Dr. 1. A. Klchaidbou, J. W . Hodioti. J. A Maker Hauli In new KicUango block on Coru mercln) street. h.'111-tt MONEY TO LOAN. Special Inducements for the next SU days on Kood farm loans. FEAR & HAMILTON, ttoom 14, Hush Bank block. & lidw Authorized Capital 5500,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Balein, Oreaou. W. A. CUSICK, I'rea. W. W. MAIITIN. Vice tJres. J. II. ALUhilT, Cashier. istate, County and City Warranta bought atl'ar. dw FINE TEAS -AND- COFFEE AT H. M. BRANSON &. CO,, 303 Commercial Street, THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OBEGON. Kalos, $2.50 to $5.00 per Dny The best hotel between Portland andHan Kraucisno. Flmt-claM In all IU appolut' ments. Jts tables aro served with th Choicest Fruits Growniin the Willamette Valley. A. I. WAGNER, Prop. ONLY LINE RUiNNING THROUGH DAILY TRAINS Leaving Portland, 8:45 . M, " " 7:30 P.M. DAYS tO CHICAGO d-a in II n. .!.!.- Pt D..l ic nuuiu yuiCvNcr iu o i aui, 23 Hours Quicker to Chicago, 40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and Kansas Oity. PULLMAN .ad TUURI5T SLEEP EJ15 FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR CARS, DINING CARS. Kor rates aud general information call on or address, Jlolso k Uarkor, 270 OommercUl street, Halem, Or, Or W. lI-UUKL,aUrtrAM(J. I.A, JfA Washluftoii 8 , fortajii,.ot box, E'il Pi LeO'iMrsVi W 2 PKOKKSSroNAI. AND 11USINES3 ADS miJUMON KOltl), attorney at law, 8alem, JL Oregou. OUice up-slalni In ration's K.CONN, Attorney at law, room 7, , Murphy Wock. HJ. HIGClKIt, AlWirney nt law, Palcm, , Oregon. OllUoovcrtuidd & Husli's bunk. 2utf I J. HIIAW. 1. W. HUNT. HltAW 0 , 11 UiST, attorneys at law. Oltlco over uipuui iXHuoimi uaiiK, oniem, uregoo, ST. IUCHAUDSON, Attorney nt law, . oltlco ur tatrslu front roums of iihw UusU block, coruer Commercial and Court streets, saiem,jre2on. JOHN A. CAUSON, Attorney nt law. Itooms3uud4,ladd S Hush's bantc uulldlug, Saleui, UrtRon. 811yr U. K. BON UA M. W. H. HOLM EH. BONiiAJi & HoLMica. Attorneys nt law. Olllce In liush's hlock, between Btnto and Court, on C'om'lMt. TVP E. I'OGUK, Btouographer nnd Type il. wrltlst. llest (.quipped tpovililug liuuu, but one, In Uirgon. Uvtr Ladd it Hush's bank, Halem, Uregon. BH. BltAD3HAW, PHYSICIAN AND , Burgeon, salem, Oregon, otllce In iuh-Ure man biook, upiUitrs Husldenco corner Utateuud . K corner Inter street. rlt, W. 8. MOrT, physician and sur. XJ geon. Olllce In Hldrldge Ulocfc, !a tuin, uregon. Uulce hours 10 to 12 a.m. 'i to i p. in. rvICT.O. SMITH, Dentist, 93 State street, XJ Halem, Or. Finished dental opera tions ofeverydesuripllou. Painless opera tions a specialty. WD. PUUH, Architect, Plans, hpeol . llialluns and superintendence tor nil cmitea of buildings. Olllce W0 Com. tHiclal ijt., up Btiilra, c, "1 A. HOlJliHr, Architect, room 421, Mar CJU'tlU UUUUlUKi UlilUUU, UlCUUt i" W.TOWNSEND. Civil Englnccrand XJ. mveyor. Olllce with Oregon Laud u,3 ilem, Oregon. J, LAIU4EX & CO,, Manumcture of all . itluds of vehicles. Itepalttug a special . ttop iShlalflHtreet, rH ECTIONLOUGlfioaA.o u.w.- X. Meets In their hull In btute luKumnce oulidlu, evcri Wednesday uveulug. K. A. .McKAUDiiM , M. W. J. ,V al-'L VOOD, Uecorder TMl'KOVED OKDER OK ItED MEN. 1 Ktuatnhuu lribeMo. 8, Hilcm. Hold ouuucll every Ibursday evening, at 7.JU. WlAam in slato lnnurauca hall, K. C. llAKEll, Prophet, I'HtXiNK O. .. ATKltri. t hleful Knnnrds The Pacific Detective BUREAU, SALKIvf, - Cragon. C B CLEM c NT, Minager. GIHce room J, G uy Uluck. Kntes reasonable, l'ubllc and private work done. MlunnuMUB EDUCATIONAL. Go to the Best. The placefor young ladles and gentle men to -ccuro .i ihurough.educatlou is the o.d, buteser.uew. WILLAMETTE UNIVE11S1TY. Long and still the leading institution of the North West, lictterthun ovcrl Nhw (Murse of luHtructlon lu Oratory, I hi'ology and I'ost-tlraduutcd. -TU DIE-. Norma ,l!usine.8, Academy, C'Dllege, aud Lw courses greatly cnlurged mid liiipriAed. KHCUltleslmreaRcdnnd Improved. For i 'atjilouiie of UolUge of Law write Dean b T Itlcliunlkon Ki , Hnlera. Or For Catul.ieue t College of Medical nnd i'uurmai'y write Dean Hluhmund Kelly, -M. D I'uitland.or. For general CJutaloguo write Ilov. Geo. Whltaktr, D. 1)., l're-ddent, Balem, Or. 7-Wm-dw FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Will be opened to students Bopt. IS, 1892. Utters the most practical courses of ntud hi any sehoMlu Ihu State, viz: Mechanical EugliKtrlug, Cill Euglneerlng, Electrical Euglmerlng, Academic and Gnimmar school coun.es Students nructlce dally In wood shop, roachluo shop, and labora tories. Tiiltlou'aml Hoard per Year, ISO. Sneiul inducements to a f-w young men wlio wish to work for tliolr board und tui tion durlmr vacations Forpropectusand further lulortnatlon. address EDWIN MUUltlS'lN.M H. 1'rcsdent, BhIoim, Or, Miss Ballou's KINDERGARTEN. ruriiD YEAR Opens Monday, Beptemuer lUth, at Kin dergarten Hall, opposite opera house. Children received at tlrce years of age nnd over. A unii.tctlng c'ass wlb bo es tabiUhed lorndviinced Kludergnrteu pu plln nnd those hi ginning primary work. Only the best modi ru Kindergarten meth od mo ploy imI. I'rauu's sstem ol drawing and color work Introduced. ENGINE AND BOILER t;"H sale. The holler is an H-borce up C right lul'Uiar. and the engine u U-li rf horiz iut I. ISo'li are In good condition, aud coht 8 TOO when new. Aptily to A. It. rCJIlVrNEIU LO.,opint- Ote First Nstlousl Hunk. nvi Tn acrfs of good garden Und noarSa. leiu. Apply at unce to JIOKEHIIHiH, JbUUNAt, office, JAPANESE 1. Mcrl&ltS avrts-nsr -rTrsrr 1 CURB A neur and Cimplete Treatment, couit njnfsupxriltorle, iilutinent lunapaUIe. I also box aud pi'U;a iKMltliac-ure for ex. ternal, Internal, blind or bleetli.i. Itchltg , chronic, recent or hereditary Piles, and 1 mny other dlMsise and lemsie weak. , lie-; It Ualwa)a great Uubtlt to the general liealtb. 'ihu lirot dlteorery ol a medlral cure rendering an orer ition with the knife unnt4ry heroalter. This remedy has never been knowu to fall, f 1 per box, for fr, sent by mall. Why suffer I iroin this terrible dlM-ase when a written guarantee is given with boxes, to refund the money II not cured read stamp for free mm ole. (Juuruf iMtird by Woodauv, CI KkK A CXi wboleaI and retail drug-gltU.koleus-rnts, I'o.llaod. Or. Ilrooks ttl HKfn Utfor HIUJhli kHt wt. I'at itoa'Mocic JW-ly-Uw THE CAPITAL JOURNAL H0FER BROTHERS, - - - Editors. I'OIILISHED DAlLY.KXCEPTBaNDAY, UY Tns Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Office, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building Entered nt the postofflce at Balem, Or., as ucotC-clnts matter. JOHN WANAMAKEIt. Enst Oregonlan, (Deru.): Demo orotic aucj Iudepeudout uewspapcrs have said some bard tlnugs about John Wanamaker, but none of them have ever said that bo has not, lu the niaiu, beeu the best posttuuster geuerul the country has ever had. He has been progressive, he has been attentive, nnd has served the people better than bis predecessors. He has conducted the ofllce on busi ness principles and made few mis takes. In his annual report, just published, he furnishes the following fuels, llgures aud suggestiens: Five million dollars was added to the gross revenue; the deficit was reduced nearly $1,000,000; the money order olllces were Increased from 10, 070 to 10,089; eighty-two cities wen supplied with free delivery; twenty seven hundred and ninety new of fices were established; two hundred aud sixty-three were advanced to the presidential grades; fifteen bun dred and ninety new mall route were established, embraclug 8500 miles of new service; the ocean mail service is extended; the pneumatic tube service was Introduced; savlug $1,000,000, on mull contracts und 150,000 on stamped paper. On the fret-delivery bysteru t postmaster-general says the ex periment related to vtllages, but II had been a dally service, and cleared a profit. It was easy enough, there fore, to say that free delivery cuu bi extended further and further, aud ii ought to bo done, whether It payt it profit to the department or not. He believes fully that great ad v.iuce could be made in the di rection of a country free delivery bj an evolution of the star route ser vice, and that there would bo a free delivery to persous living aloug the highways traversed by the star route contractors, with little, If any, increased cost to the department lu u very few years. Postal telegraphs and telephones are strenuously advocated, as iu former yeurs. Of tbol-cent postage, Mr. Wuuamaker says It is a near pos sibility. He urges a reduction of the money- order fees, and a sim plification of the postal-note, so ll will better answer the need of frac tional currency. Ho also advocates the abolition of box rents, etc., and, lu closing, says his ideal for the American postal service Is a system modeled upon tho district plan, with fewer olllces, nnd those grouped around central olllces' and under thorough supervision. By this means at least 20,000 olUces could be abandoned that produce nothing to tbo department. In tho place nf every one abolished might be put an automatic Btamp-solllng machine und a letter-box to receive tho mall. With tbo money saved there could bo Instituted a system of collection und'dellvery by mounted curriers, bicyclists und star route messengers, and contractors, aud generally spread free delivery all over the country. Tho classes of postage should be reduced to three, and the rate of postage, tho world over to 1 cent for each half ounce. The organization of tho depart ment should bo permanent, except iu casts of tbo postmastor-gcneral uud his fourth assistant. ,Mr. Wan umuker would add threo new offices, u duputy postmuster-generul at New York, one at San Francisco, uud u coutrollerlu Washington. All post mastersof the presldeutal uud fourth class, uud ull employes in all braucb en of the depurtment should have a specific term of four years on good behavior, uud reappointment subject the controller, lie would unify the work, bold it up by a strong cou tiolllng baud, reduce the hours of labor ut utmost ull poluts, (ciuullze uud udvunce the pay, mako promo lions In every brunch former it alone, uud retire the old aud disabled clerks, perhaps on a pension fund to bo provided by the annual pay. ment of the half of 1 per cent ofeach mouth's salary. Tbo potul tele graph uud telephone service, postal Huvlugs depositories, automatic tubes, orsome electric device between city sub-stations and main unices, ferries, rullroad stations uud central olllces lu all lurge cltlea should be employed without delay, Wuua maker feeuslbly says tho erection of luiinetiBO aud costly buildings for postolllces ought to be stopped, uud the department allowed to expend a tlxt-d sum of from $1,000,000 to o 000,000 each year la the erection of buildings on a fixed plan, suob as I'ostmuslerGoueml Vilas recom mended. He would modify the system of flues and deductions upou railroads, and establish a system of compensation based upon a speed of 20, 80, 40, 60, 0d mile an hour rate. In short John Wuuumaker be lieve lu progrww and works oa pro gr4ve Humi, Ills auoooMor will do Office of the Seattle Board of Health, Seattle, Washington, Dec. 22, 1891. Having read the endorsements of the Royal Baking Powder and finding in analysis that it is made of the highest grade of cream of tartar and bicarbonate of soda, and is entirely free from any adulteration, we heartily recom mend the Royal Baking Powder for its great strength, purity and wholesomeness. James Shannon, M. D., Prest., ) F. H. Noble, M. D., ufu F. A. Churchill, A. M., M. D., ) Healtn' Geo. H. T. Sparling, M. D., Health Officer- well to follow in bis footsteps aud thereby benefit the people. Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved- From a letter wrlttcu by Mrs.Ada E. Hurd.of Greton, 8. D., we quete: "Was taken with u bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated iu Consump tion. Four doctors gave me up,say lng I could live but u short time. I gavo my self up to my Saviour, de termined if I could not stay with my friends ou earth, I woulcf meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. Klnir's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a a trial, took in all, eight bottles; it has cured mo. nd thank God I am now a well nd hearty wonmn." Trial bottles free at Dan'l. J. Fry's drugstore, 225 Com'l. at. Regular size, 30c. und tl.00. To Preach Islamism. Bombay, Dee. 21. Alexander ttussoil Webb, who recently resigned the office of United States consul at Manilla to preach Islamism, is now at Hyderabad soliciting contribu tions to u fund to be spent sending Inlamlto missionaries to the United States. He is having lmmenso suc cess. By a few days' work lu this city be secured $5000, and in Calcut ta and Rangoon $10,000. In Hyder abad tho subscriptions of Mahome tans already amounts to more than $11,500. He will use much or the money secured in India to eitabllsb Islamite newspapers and lecture courses In American cities. He will also publish a now translation of the Koran. Good Looks. Good looks are more than skin deep, depending upon a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the liver be Inactive, you have a Bilious look, If your stomach be dis ordered, you have a Dyspeptics Look and If your Kidneys be uflecl ed you havo a Pinched Look. Se cure good health aud you will have good looks. Electric Bitters Is the great alterative and Tonic ucts directly on these vital organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches, Bolls uud gives u good complexion. Sold ut Dunlal J. Fry's drugstore, 225 Com'l St. 50c. per bottle. LETTER LIST. Following are the letters remain ing In tho Balem postofllco uncalled for Dee. 21, 1802. Persous oiling for same please say "advertised." Armstrong J H Allen Mrs J C Uoeringer Miss L Barnes K U liounoy Mrs Both we II Mrs 8 A Barr fiirs G W Blauobett Alfred Chase O P Clark J no C Clark F C Dunton C M Evans Mrs Eliza Evans Lillian A FargertAreU Goodkuecht Anua Gibbon Tom Geduer C G Huggard Miss N Hiillgurth Myra B Herrls Mrs L 8 Hlgley Clinton JoncsMrsAdu Judd Carrie L Jones Emet Irwin W A Irwin A & F Kiep Al Klwsel Geo B Keuyer Lena M Kesterson G W Lindsay Jos Leslie Montel Lo Tulifura M Luwreti J M Morgan Watt Morse MIms E Moon John McCormuck Leo MuFurland Lena Murtlu Jus 2 Martig J O'Brien CuptJuoPurvluu Albert Price Narom Pearco Thus Robbins Grunt Rutiey Jus Smith Jack Tolpolur Isaac 2 Tvler Mrs Jan Trust Mrs Mary WutBon John 2 A. N. GILBKUT, P. M. Deafness Oan't bo Cured, by locul application, us they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure doufnen, uud that Is by constitu tional remedies, Du-afuess is cuifeed by un Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustuchluu lube. When this tube gets Inilum. ed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It is entirely closed, deafness Is tbo re sult, and unless the liillumatlon can be taken out aud tbo tube restored to Its uormul condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of teu are caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inflamed condi tion of the mucous surfaces. We will give one buudred dollars for any case of deafne (caused by ctiUrrn) that we cannot cure by taking Hull's Catarrh Cure. Send for circular, free, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Hold by druggists, Ih cents. Baby cried, Mother atglied, Doetor prescwital t Catted TO TENNYSON. The moonlight stealing o'er the dark, tho cataract roaring ou the strand, Tho chestnut pattering In the park. The touch of autumn's fiery hand, Tbo wood with nothing perfect yet. Iiut standing in a mist or green; ' The brook with many1 a curve and fret. ' The bashful ej ea of "sweet seventeen" i These shall recall thee. Oh, myfriendl All nature's color, sound and scent,. Spring, summer, autumn, winter bjoud, , To raise to thee a monument. Thou art a part of all to me; , ' v , Thou wnnld'st "no sadness of farewell," Embarking, sweet and dear to theo "Twilight and evening boll." i But In our loss, common to all (Millions that licM aud hold theo dear), Special to otch, may it not fall, "Tho meed of ouo melodious tcarl" Thon livosti thou hast crossed tho bar; Hast Been thy pilot; who can tell Thy pcaco In some sorcner star! But wo must "speak tho thing. Farewell!" it In sllenco through tho cloister gloom TIs all wo can wo follow now. And lcavo tho laurel on thy tomb That novor crowned a nobler brow. John It. Voruon In London Guardian. A Simple rtcmedy for Kosebleed. Speaking of tho efficiency of simple remedies, a woman tolls; of joneJbeuefj- jctjiltly-nppuea irrthocotirs0 of the Columbian celebration : ' 'It was that memorable Wednesday and we were, seated in a crowded stand, when my littlo girl, aged nino, cried out to m that her noso was bleeding. I gave L her an extra handkorchief and hoped -It was a brief attack, but the hemor rhage did not stop. We exhausted, our supply of handkorchief s, put ft key down her back and tried several other available methods to no pur- r pose. Gladys was miserable and l was not much happier. Exit was impossible and things were growing critical, when a man several seats , below us stood up and, using his hand as a trumpet, shouted; ' " 'Raise her right arm for a few minutes "Gladys heard and quickly obeyed. Tho effect was magical. In less than it minute tho bleeding showed signa1 of cessation and beforo flvo minutes was over entirely. I could only nod my gratitude to our unknown bone factor, for on that memorable day separation by a few feet meant often an impassablo baiTier." Now York Times. The Mouse Bold tills Ute Dearly. ' ; A Saco cat chased a half grown mouso out of tho dining room closet, caught it in her mouth air- bogan to play with it, throwiug U up and catching it again, as cats will. One of thoso throws tho cat muffed, and tho mouso made a beo lino for first base, situated under the legs of a table. Tho cat mado a lively attempt to run tho mouBO down, but tho game finally ended in an ontirely unex pected way. Tho cat had hor mouth opon, tho mouso ran, jumped, made a mistake- in aim, and wont down tho cat's throat. Tho cat mauVft dosporato attempt to o j cct tho mouse, , which was a very small one, but could not succeed. For three hours r. sho apparently suffered fntunse paiu and could not movo, and it was de cided to chloroform her. By night sho had succeeded in getting the mouso down, howovcr, nnd waa playing about thohouso apparently as well as ovor.Lowiston Journal. To Utilise Sea Water. ' Tho prominence of electricity ia chomical processes is ngain brought forward by tho announcement of the discoyory of a now electric proceea for obtaining caustic soda, chlorine and other commercial cliemioala from salt water. Electrochemical industries nlroady well osUbliabed includo such important branches m tho reduction of aluminium and ahi rainium alloys, bleaching, tanning and tho extraction of metals from ore. Should this new process prove wholly successfully It is expected, to reduco tho price of those commercial chemicals one-half, The water p r tho sea will then be the "raw. ma- ? terial" from which these , product are derived. New York World. J A DrM Bargain. Wife Oh, such a bargain 1 reached Big, Drive 4k Co.V ahead of the crowd this morning, and gel enough stuff for a perf eotly alagMtt dress for $1.90. , Iluabaud Hoopla I You're an tv gel I What will it ooet to get it made up? Wlfe-'Bout thirty tUBaia. York Weekly. 'Bby growiug right alongf "Ob, yea. I think he will (oafeh rp wi Un voice iu a ;yvurgrtt." Jadta. apalk Jtowaai -J $ 'M ii r1 ui 5 IJal