HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1906-11-29, Page 3November 22n4, 190
Aches
and Pains.
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strained dboulders, sprained
ankles, bad knees, braises,
eats inal burns,
Hirst's Pain
Exterminator
40 years the old reliable family
medicine. 25c. at all dealers'.
Try Little Liver !Ms -natural
tonic and effective. Ask your dealer
or send us 25c. direct. Handsome
Souvenir Fater -Color sketch free.
F. F. DALLEY CO., Limited,
Hamilton, Ont.
BeigrAVO
The McKinnon Bros. hare completed
theit*. contract of filliug for the aew
sidewalk near the Oraud Trunk eta -
tion.
Fridoy morning, Alio Agnes Swine
dieburst, who has- been living' With
her unele, • Garner Nicholson, toOlt
suddenly ill end passed °way Sater-
(ley afternoon. Heart trouble was
the Mee of death.
A Petition • was Oresente4 to_ the
Morris council on Monday reqeesting
the appointment of an arbitrator to
eonsidee the matter of forming a, un--
, ion sehool jt Belgrave, bat the town-
ship Fathers! in their 'Wisdom saw fit
to refuse AVMtheir request. The
Wawanosh council at Sheli! last meet-
ing granted a eimilar equest and ap-
poitsted° Mr. • LOCkhart ae arbitrator.
Mrs. J. A. Braridon attendeee the
ftmeral of a friend at Strathrey iee
cently.
iVes. DaVid of Heneall is visiting
at Jr, Mut Mrs. McCrea'sand other
fiend.
McKinnon Bros. of Calms' are gfy
ding for a tfew sidewalle near the 0.
T, R. station.
• Mrs. Tucker of Durham is spending
a couple of weeks 'with her mother,
Mrs.' Brydgeo.
There were over Ave theaisand bar-
rels of Apples shipped from Belgrave
station this fall. ' ' • •
John ShoebottOm had the misfOrt-
mte to lose .one of his large team
horses last week.
Mr.- Richard Leishman is not im-
proving as his friends .would desire.
Will. Corbett bought four head of
flee young cattle at Stratford the
•other day, and brought them 'home.
Mr. and WOrs, Jas. Wilkinson Of Es-
canaba, Michigan, are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mts. Wilkinson of
Belgrave.
!O.N.fr.. Abe BryOsee leas tented his
in to Mr. Granby of Durham ; we
have not heard what Mr. Brytigee
pea:poses doing
• Mrs. Nixon of Rapid City, Mallow):
Mrs. Russell of Saginaw are at the
home of their Sick mother, Mrs. St-
onehouse of this village..
The ladies of the Methodist church,
Belgrave, are Sending a large box
paoked With canned Nutt to :the Dea-
coness Home., Toronto, „this weelo ,. •
• The: hunter, • .Garner . Nicholson,
Charlie Johnston and .Demean
McCal-
:1rn returned: last • Wok with two decr
each .they rep.otn heviag a. good time.
.• .Brydgee has pnreliaeed a barn
ft otre Wm.,- Isbister'; he Will takeit
'Apart and ereci iteen the feendattoo
Of •the barn thatewas btieaed Alb; fail.
Mee. O'Connell .of. Detroit: wed • 'ales.
IlartreO. of TO106..are visiting , •their
patents, Mr.. anti'MrS. Bar 00, of' Bel-
gra,se. 'Mr.. Bartley. iS eery low: • and
not expected to.live iotig:• •
Theie haS been a nunlike of prayet--
endieSe-chatit tot tots eame to BelgraOe
eitja4o, The shairt proyer: is all right
but the helmet:T. .01. the Iiitter'
thS'eat'; thee:Aviles Ortaking. the, ebal11
ariesO) vieited witliSome great, ca.-
The.e thee te'Llothe reetitot
hy writing ere letter ,caeh day 'fee
. of 1 tarry Thaw.
• ' .hincodayS and mailing 'toefritmbi, 'ere
supeosed to ..reeelee a • great l'Acesine.
Sub chain 1 f re• all l, un
mitted .' to the e tot e, for no good an
conic out of them. ,
. 01,st. of out citizens; the lows
:of lite: death .of Sweet oer t Op re t ed
ycit .fag'.' ladies :mine • wi tli sheik sodden,
oess that the whole community
startled, On Saturday aftetitoon .there
passed: away Miss Ageiii SoViodklint-
et; at the residence heo unete,Gaf-
Two straight, Liberals were elected
to the Commons in Montreal, .Alt. J.,
C. Wash defeating Mr. Curran in S.
Anne's by 202 majority arta Aid.
.Martin defeating • Mr, Airrey, Labor,
-in -St. Mary's by over 1,200. -
HOW IT SPREADS:
The first package of Dr. Lemehardt's
fiem-Roid (the infallible Pile , cul)
that was put out went to a email
town in Nebraska. .•
II, cured a case of Piles that was
corisideued. hopeless. • . • • •
T.he news spread, end although this
was only two years ago, the .derrand
•prompted Dr. J • S. Lopteherdt; of
Lincoln., Neb., the ,discoverer, to pre-
pare. it for general . yes. N'ott,• 11;
beta*); Sent to all parts of the world.
It will cure any ease -(4• Piles. There
is a month's treatment itt. each box.
Sold for WOO,' with absolute guar-
antee. •
, •
Ie 'is • for sale by druggists, or eliy
The Wilson -Pyle Co'., .1,imited.,, Niag-
ara Falls, Ont. • • • '
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•
0,
A pp 1 ica 1 fon has been • made for •'
epeeial panel of t &helmet fee tire .triat
•
PROVED AFTERoFIFTY YEARS
The test of time has pr000t• that.
Putnam's Corn ExtracOor mites ratio,
,icer, with les e ediseomfort and Mere
thorotatedy than. anythlog, els.e. :Cone.
taitis no aetlis , is purely .'egetable
amt absolutely guaranteee,.. • In detsen
putnam's only—it's the 'loot;
# •
• . • nee Nichnleon; • sear Belerave. Ilrt
failure Wae the einlie ni hir stetti
tietnito' The rk.Teresed• was , of a ttniet;
tura:online; 'disposition 'and a' .youne
lady. ...beloved • by' hit her • neighbors.
She has liyed with. her uncle . nearly
all • her lifetinie, • and • • will .1mvery
flinchmissed by her aequaietanoes ;
.ehe w s a mamber of •111. Nethodiet
tithed) in tlerti.O. .•
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• Attempts are being made in Russia
to prevent CO at Write's 'return . 'to
. power. •-. - ..
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•
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COLD' COMES., '
WHEN THA
How is it t e cured 9 'thiis•meth..
red is simpli .y itself. Rub the chest
and throat well with Nerveline, toe.
eit as aogargle and taknee sonic, in ltot
water bef ew retiring alongesejth one
of Dr. IlinIton's -Pills. 10,1Wt Moot-
ing 'nude you .refreshed, .free'Irdin .vold
.and bright as a dollar; These house -
held rentediess are , wonderffilv-
.cessful, ell& .ewcint 'tell in
your case. For sale at all drug,gleto.
. :
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For the first time, Ciliate -se: have:been
,Sorbidden to land in England.
A CASE IN WEST ARICHAT • .
Mrs. A. P. FeOgueor., a Well known
Cape ,Bretoner, has cured asthma- by
6eatarrhozone. Her statenerat is, •con•-•
viewing : "Altbough.' I • vial': todubled.
or years it Wm; only recently I dried
Ca,tarrItozone. When an attack start-
ed Igkit out .my inhaler and invariab-
ly •got quick rOlief. Feeling satisfied
Caturrhozone woad •cure I continued
'the treatment ill one bottle Was fin-
aC\
ished. r ' didieft Use toteebece.uste I
wao awed. and the hnia has never
seturned," ,, Catarrh ,one. - is sure
;death to asthma -wad beenehitie. Try
it . and ..be bonvire:v1; Two sizes,
twenty five mitts -and ono della ut
all -dealers, . .
IletSgia. arid 'Japan have Accorded one
another ,moStefavorederie Lion treatment
IF'arnierui Poultry
'We want alt your Poultry, Ave
sot dressed, mid will pay the
:imam PRICES ter IL
•---FLA VELLES, LIMIT f.7,1),—
eeLottiloti, Ont.—
,
Chapped Hands and Chil-
blains •'
. • . •
..e. 7,i111-BCK o A CER'l'eatN,1 CURE
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• .For • chapped •hands, cold 'eorei,„
Mains, etc..; Greet 4s nothing- ' so 'effete
tire as, Zaanelpik. Mrs. It': .1.1. •Rankin
of Appito Ont., says•
."My heade had big '5 racks On
• .
which caused web pain 1 coutd
hardly. work. Whenever •to. put
'thew oeat Water • they would sweet
Abel burn. es,'if1 gad 'seal:led them.
Tir.6y seem tO be, benefitteet
by anything I • ttieel until'Aatn-Ruk
was • inteollu. •To my great pleas
a'!
ure, withit .Nety short. tune
Bute eteet ..'"••!P. the cracks and .healed.
She sore. plaerse •My hands are new
• white and Ppaooth.
"I recommended 007fetti-lielt to •a
friend,. Whielied a, sore' finger,. and it
cured that, tee. I" think it a splendid
household ()•i tiitntn
• 'MISS E. Helotzman of Ortsingt on
.h,Ventie, Tc roan., saya would ade
viele all who suffer from eltilbladme to
try 7,sin-Ruk, 1 suffered from
them- acetely, and was auffering when
first bled Zane-Huk. I am pleased
to say r had only used about: three
queraers ar ti;' :Amply when the euite.
blainsA Were completely cured."
• ZaM-Buk is, a cure to cut, bents;
bruises, rceerna, ulcers, abeceseeS, tee-
loring tbres, bad leg; ringwortn, ant
all In diseases and iniuries. It is
pluOily herbal in composition. All
druggists sell at fifty vents a box, cr.
pos.t free from the Zam-.810.. (10.,„!Ter.
onto, upon recoil of price.. Six box -
ea for tWo dollars and fifty cents.
A Tory Postmaster Dismissed
The, Teeswater postmaster leas leen
diemiseed for being engeged in, mor
hoeinosees- than iS pet:int:LW !O
Masters in offiees coMmanding 111,2
eatery nald there; This i ;*14, reestie
given by Mr. P. II. MeKtirfie, IV. P.
to the parties' intereet el. ite is a
Conservative and has held the effis:Is
for ten yeersr. lc ha* an a' sWan.1
Who twice(' after Ow Mlle 6 in 106(
t•iseee. A ;lel ition sigind by nitwit.
300 Literals has been sent to the
department asking for his tr. etiOnnler
office.
44.
.THE OLO AND THE NEW
TEI1/11515AMING A HISTORIC, RE.
GION REDISCOVERED.
Two Centuries 014:1—A Mine That Was
Operated In 1744 -.-The Quelne Side
of the Lake the Home of Adventur-
. ous River Drivers — Magnificent
Waterfalls --Conveniences of Civili-
zation In the Backwoods.
One ot the great highways of the
northland is Lake Temiskauting,
magnificent ebeet of water 76 miles in
length. In this lane where everything
Is new and Primitive it collies as a
pleasant surprise to• one to see evi-,
dences ,of age and a historic in-
terest Iturreunding a dIstriot, write
J„ C'. Boss lit The Globe. Por over two
hundred years Lake Temlelienling has
been the great hioliway tor the trap.
'Pei% and ?tar -traders, and for ratthY
years before that It was the happy
,hunting -ground or numerous Indian
In the it elowit the lake one teee old
litulson Bay posts, old torts and In-
dirtn encampments, aesult misSi'tne es-
tablished by the Oblate Fathers, quaint
1i'rett,d1 towns with their Guy white.
'Washed houses and large churches:
'Welt- tilled farms. tnims •and mining
elni,tis, lumber mills and rafts of logs --
almost. every variety of industrial life
comb'ned with 'chhistorle and the
Seenic.,
Lumbering Ev....rywhere,
•
• The lake Isthe gr."at outlet for mil-
lions of :cores of timber limits. All the
rivers ana etTnics whien etnpty Into it
bring doe it their quota of logs and the
.naint-s .1 the great lumber lcings—the
01 Ines, thr- Booths, the Lumsdens, the
Thltly.4. the Bronsons—are on every
meeee ilea A 11 the logs which come
into the lake ar swepedown in charge
of the "Sever Ottewa Improvement Co.,
and at the bottom of the lake - this
•"drtv." is subdivided, anti men' sort out
th• •..t) belonging t each company. -The
sup;dy of timber stems to be Inexhaust-
ible, for on both the Ontario. and .Que,
bee sides there have been lumbering
ove %Orme foe 25 pt. 30 years withom
beina Ieseened to any ex-
•
- •The prospector Far Afichl.
'oeitheChe• recent at e car •Cobalt
..pro),pectors have • gone afield itt
• •
searoh oand he•f •the precioue
result is that many new llnd9 are in
eyidimee along both sides of 14 „co-Tent-
.1sIcamIng• ..tdf•alon,.., the lake here are
• Prosoolors at wnr.k, and many goad
•clo!m:4 aro being developed. At Point
Pin avtiluable • silver -Cobalt' mine is
:In • 1Ltii. Rack 'IA Vine Marie there
:are copper and iron • ilrkla and • even.
traces of. gord,J•the mouth .of the
Montreal River • bete are valuable
trapee.of silver. At.quinn's POint there
ore gale -rib and :silver._ • One-half Of
• D.C,Vit'S noel:has already been sold. fo•r
.$611,000; -in fact the whole district shows
mMeral-bearing:."rocks, and' •cobalt..
formation keeps oro, ppingf.out . varioirS
places., .• •
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Magnificent Water. Powert. •
. .
,Sortie most Interestiiig.Sights.are. leen
on the trip, shelf as -the .",Notelt" on
the Ntohireal • River, where the 'great
• swoop 'of waters Niue through a nar-
row rocky. gorge' sixteen feet wide and
tumble inte the. lake. A little •loWer
'cloWn theliiklaWa Rivcr falls three Irun-
ar''a, feet' .nine • intlee, furnishing en -
peel& power to arty° .any kind ot mach-.
In-ry.. A score of rieees and ereelts out•
int:0 oho lake, anti drain• lettere teem-
ing with Many sorts fish.; Tlie
a(„nt. . of T em iskan1 ing claim • that they
have • the ISeet. tlhing ffr.11.114d.
• Woritl at their dotirs. •and certlihily the
• catches of bittek bass, 4=i4eclaci1 ti,i 111,10.±
piekerel and pi',i tittt 011.)., be-,
neve thattheir clohn .141 ;Justin:I On
th.) Morning •of the urItet's visit a
• 1S. 1.4.2..bounti; lah,) Lc out. .r.t caught.: •
. A Hunter's Pp rad ise. • -•
Andnot only is •there .RahinO,but
there Ls splendid blunting .its• is 11 :The
fartimute• Kipewa Lake comet:re...boa.• long
been known es the 'beet nt foe country
'and there are (Aber dis-
tricts Meat•by teentlai: with game 'of
every sort. It IA 84).:-.1 of a sue-
'prise.- to the :tourkt t., Mid at Temie-
keening a hotel perfgetli, modern In et--
• eey-sespect. • Within a few • nrinutee'
• well: . or paddle.. from 'the p..:1181,..1) you
aro In the witda olt oorthera • Ca/rade,:
and .yet there • you -II...W.-a hetet witIt.
electric lighting, • Itt ani 'caw: water,
bowting alleys, tennis courts, golf links,
and every adjunct of thodcrn hotel life
• Tai Backwoodsmen.. , •
Not only are there. aft:Actions for
the man lured. by the Met of gold and
The Mateo% News.Reeord.
ELECTIO
BUILDING CMENT.
rats Most A:motet:It Form Was simple -
Duetted I.totestone.
Cement, concrete and especially ure.
enforced concrete" will, according to
some authorities, solve Mauy et the
hard problems emir -outing the archi-
tects and builders of motlern strue.
tura Cement is known to have been
GUsreedeksbayndthReorutisli.lieTlittes'inolstlf aPutei 1st'
form of cement was simply •burned
limestone, more or less pure, used 'very
much, os ordinary limo is used at the.
present time. The Itonlane were the
first to adulterate litne by aadIng or.
OM clay soils aud slate for the purpose
of maklug A cement of n hydraulic ne-
tt:We—WM Ise. elid. IT0111d set dr.
harden tourer water. Pliny, wile lived
In the first century iS,. b., describes the
Cdflatfying ordinary burned.
limestone and ConeertIng It into it form
of hydrattlie open t.
In ancient times it was believed that
the best comma ..was .male rrom the.
hardest rock, and Olds opinteir ivas not
modified from the time or the Romans
down to the eighteenth century, How,
ever, John Sweeten, the man who built
the second Eddystone lighthouse, in
course of examining the various by,
throttle cements for use in the founda:
Goa and masonry made the important•
diecovery that the mutiny of hydraulic .
cement depends open the amount of
elite, itt the limestone. Ties itt comeelea
to be the most Important diseoVero in
the art in nearly twenty centuries. • •
On the isle of Portland, hi the south
of Englaua, there are certain quarries
of limestone wbich have been worked
.for wetly years, in former times pro-
dueing building; stout!, In 1824 an Eng-.
lishmanmetleeJe' oseph Aspain •
Leeds, patted a process for mixing
• and burning lime and clay; The prod -
Pet looked 50 .iinuelt ltire ,the. Portland
linieetone. that he' called it Oportiand
cement," frow which the commonly
known name given to nearly all kinds
• of. hydraulic cement waS derIved.—Chi.
cage News. • '
The Geictian froverntneut errfo't tifilten,
possession of a *bort s •rip of tenek /mar
• Berlin and IA plant inO to execute a
.
unique .series, of ri "ecceleute"
Made to order: 1.;;ts sry . variety of tnis.,
placed switch N1111 lt tostedSeverypos-
slide defect lit-wbeele, nsies and „ear
equiOment will Ise tried out, sand. the
grand finale is to be lin immense:head-
'on collieion of locomotives. :These spec-
tftenifir exhibitioMi are not planned by
the government as a.- national. amuse.
• mut, They are foftho purOoee of scl-
eotific experiment, so that the.. ere.
gineere• and railway experts Way shifty.-
. wivit. aed meatts to prevent neeklente
of all kinde. In the futore. . • • '•
, ' Itailrohd disastershave oceurred with
i alarming freepeney In the. tlemitan em,
pima, eat is esi•imated 'that the German
,.railways . lose, r;;I.21;11,000 • ..atintially
througb dottier . oriel' the carfse8 atid,
gboole4trnnitifeil it will be the,thel: of the
ent . officiain '• to ' devise safe..
• guards.—St. • TAWS: Post.Dispfutell. •
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Talte.st 'illgit• •Sehoui student.
. Carl Fleteiter, standings six feet Seeen
and a Omit' incitee in les slietes, a meni-'•
ber of. the class of '00 of. the Seattle
High school, wilt hardly have his claim
elisputetl to behig the tallest high school
student in 'the United :.StateSi. • Sento-
' inOre • Fletcher is but •eigliteee :years
so •that by • the lime he .reeehes,
olineit's 'Stature- he should:have- added'
••tit leeet three more luclies to. WS height •
• The ahnorinal (level:opulent of -Ceti
'ft• the 'man who seek a wealth In pine
fereeta, but there are namele'ss. attra,c-
Cons for the 1..))....er ...of. nature: • the
beauty or the lake. with its high, rocky,
banks; the dense fiiresps, the •Wide.
stretches or woodland. ant 'miter.; the
eterlial blueness or the hant•tintlan bine,
eno the lapilli ad fans almik•the- way.
Then there is the.historie side, -the op,
. .
portunity to stadY the quaint life of the
imbithric fat. from the Influences if
enothen (IL-. One seesthe tint, white-
washed Cottage, the wt 11.,tilled farm, the
thi-lftand eirrgy trf the fin•tner, •and
with it yeu oneet 1 he old rivet, driver,
the type feriae famous.. by lertinetionti,
the Sabitant
. . .4
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"...ex dem along de ieever;
Ax • dein along de ebere,
who was toes' mi.st fightlif• man •
Fr••In 1.1anagance to Shawinigan,
De plate., where de .great beg rapide
roar—Stibtkitiu Co.ttr teen. •
. •
. °Same. •ting on ee-ery stialfttee
lip oil itt Maekinite:
Who Nvtie de man can want d?, tog
wole of de reeyer she's black toe
A1,1 Ntftrilly' de beegest laart rtlhet;s trice?
. ,
--Johnnie centeteau,"
.•
• It would almost' seem tiler the Ms-
,
cov ry of sliver rn the n ••.•tblan,f came.
at. an opnortune timp,. it will give
ete title if ellatleP 1., l(r1ati• 801tIv.thirte
ot t'l•.• Wand. ro. 411141 V1131'11144 .or our new
norMa only ore W., 114 4•1n:" a row
anti e'reater weet ortenin» up rill. we
ale. a new and great .1. ,1 Kit giv•
Ing as its wealth or f oleo, mine,
late. and ever. and halt I In Ittl,1 with
rna a. Wesitth tho, eqt , 11,,,,1th
and an awakened Intl.reot in toe seente„
charms ot the eouotry.
FOR ALL HUMOURS
Edmore, Salt Rheum. Masks, etc. -no remedy
heals moraquicidy than Mira Ointment.
Mita relieves inflartneatioti, soothetpain, causes
new tissue to ,cover taw sulfites. and Name* the
akin
to healthy Smoothness,
Afre, J. Wobb. Poomoarl &Wel, Toionlo,
tor "It is a roondritul env o." 1Ttom1r11,
Iht hi" _ssayi 1 "1 highly recommend youe Mira
Ulla areal far Eczema.'
Mira Tablets and Blood Tonic help to a more
thorough cute. At dtuggists-or from The
C:hemille Co, of Canada, Limited, Hamilton—
l'oanto, Intic on eating
ittAtai miles tieuturcotro.
CITY THAT HAD "SAND."
ixow Galveston I SIM Balfour; meet.,
Moro- ozood Line.
Eaelt day the solid wall crept farther
along the gulf front until at 'length It
,stretched four and a half mlioeguard--
lug the whole corporate 'email to its
outer limits, it'ud on top of this the
Illy leas undertaken it task unknown In
history, but whieli Is now one-third
completed—to lift itsel' beans above
tho.floodllue, A district as large as all
that pant of Maohattan below Houston
street is being raised to a Oeight In
places- fifteen 'feet above ita present
level. It was not an open couutry or
a tract or westeetand which was to be
littea. It was the major part of an
active, vigorous town, the most impor-
tant busluess• center of the ..soathwesf. •
Street 'ear lines, gas pipes, water
mins, house, elmrchee, all the com-
plex mechanism of n metropolis,' had ho.
be elevated an average of seven feet
IlbeVo - the eldgrttilkij'e IV11
O .11
006;00 cuble SPAras aro iibeded to cont.
plete this work,
Eleven million cubic' yards: The
quantity sonveys .42 definite •1dee.
•ittst bat it 'really Meant :.for the '
gulf city to undertake this work roar
be realized from omperisene, Galves-
ton- Is the: second' export .eity of the
Unite(' States, During the last fiscal
yefir, 14105., there eleared bere for both'
Milted States and for•eignports vessels
of a total of 1,702,478 net registered
*toes. This tonnage Is an eqolvalent Of.
.1,828,000 °obi° yards.
It every vessel clearing from .the port 41$ • t
MIA!, l'HING2 OF Olisr
n, !• • • 1,', ;.%.,re,. 1
!VVI" rl'!1 .1* .44 • ;
• '• ;.*
•• ,f ,•
itt
is iti itt ht. pril • of eoltb se.
But ,e'i -her I Dee an ;wiles" man,
Ana e O.1. my Integiety Men in my
el 111'
I tell, yoth tn brotlt,. r. itt plata as
can,
It matti)0.4
It mall...Ts little haw long I stay
Inrt w titi of sorrow, sin, ana care,
Whether in youth I. run caliesi away,
or live 1111 my benes of flesh ere.
bare;
But whether I do the best I eon
To soften -the .weight of adversity's
touch
On the faded. cheek- of my fellow -man,
It inatters much!
It 'matters little where be my grave, f
If on the land or In the sea;
By pulling brook. *neath stormy wave
It mattera illtie or naught to me;
Buteavhether the ant ot death e once
(town ,
And meters my brow with a loving*
• touch, I
As one thot shall. wear the victor's
• crawn,
.„ matterst_nstutt
• 4
By a simple rule the length or roe
(My alai night at any time of the year
tatty be eseitrtained. By flobillings the
thm6 of the stites rising the :h6iertit of
the night ie obtnined, :Out ,by fleubling
the (Mut of the setting the length et
the (lay le given.
Coldest eseroocatt oftpittot.
St, Vetet'sburg is the .eoldest eapitifi
In Europe, the temperature in winter
sometimes reaching 50 degreee below
zero.
UniseetatIon of Lite,
According to the English table of ex.
pectatIon of life, out of 1,000.000 chil-
dren born the survii-ore at tile age of
sixty would be 182.350 males and 187,-
477 females, of whom ten years later .
there woulge-be 114,370 males anti 123,-
607 females, or it total of 237,977. .
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Trees In Slaty.
The ancient poets used to sing of tiij.
dense forests or SiellY: Today titer
mountQue ere VW: The question of 4
'fbforeating is aallillcult one. Attempt:,
at starting mew irowth are fyustratetl
by the peasants, Who toe down fenee-s"
abet. drive -In their goats. Only uuder
military protection could new forest
trees be grown.•
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Grippe or Influenza, whichever you like
call it, is one of the most weakening
of Galveston last year had been loaded eas .
O diseases known..
.... -
40 Scott's Ernvi,sp.,n, whic.h is Cod
O Liyer.Oil and. flypophIrrhite.s h..easily di,
O . gested. :- -."toSiolo 4aNSO. eetteetlee$1..'aierteroOtheleuilder
.0 knowT:. te.-e,...,!'..2:te".1. SOie:IICe. '
O '.- • :get :1 ...7 -J-....O. •"---sofj• mat. t sinks into
, • • - •
with sand to her full' net tenuage O-
pacity the amount carried•away would
he less than one-sixth of what is being
used in raising the grade. The material
required would make .five pyramide as
large as that of Cheops. If every
veSeet 'flying the Armoric:In flageewere
„Teattired t�. bring one full cargo or
said It would take three trips of • Allis
'great fleet to mt&Galveston's need:
This Is. the magliltride -of the' piddle
woek that the city qt less Union 40090
'souls has undertaken. witla:rno ()inside.
'aid save the attention of its ownn state:
taxes for seventeen yens. •
The men of Galvest leevebuilt
send concrete sea wall foureaffd balf
miles leeigeet. ft cost of.:81,500009 vet
hare paid rd. .eas11: They' have '
beckda the 4811 tilt with a. litinared
feet of,solid'allidte noel fire notsa raising -
the ,gtenTer •portion. of the dity to an ,
• average height•ot fourteen and a UM
-feet above sea, levet at to cot of $2,.-
29q,coo further: • •
The solution .of the prohlem *of rais-
• ing Galveston Nvas an engineering feat,
No tool in America could Accomplish
the work within the city'sreedureee,
• and hauling material by rail cot li,;500,7
000 Mere than the municipal 14,liutt
-
would. alloW. Suction dredges cottld not
'lump semi.. tier ' hoto 'the host
•
• 0 4>
0
01
tefrects • Or Vfl riot of Wrerlt: hiiy
•Fletcher "upward". is notreadily aso
• cribed to. heritage, Fleteher pere is but..
feet five inchee, •and the :scheel-
•hey's mother is four inches taller than
her husband. All of the members. .ot
the family' are of. norinal height, al-
though an ,elder brether, manager of
the Leona drug- store; le- sixfeet- two
Sinches.SeettleTimes. • " ' •
• - • . .
. The ,Eliggent i'elieseope. •
• AO biggest tolescope in'the world le
the Common' teleseope, five full feet in
diameter, twenty Inchee ivider•than the
„Yerlses. It was constructed feu years.
ag•O' by Dr.. A:, A. Ctimmeno. a . well
• katown astronomer. of England,. who
Wanted It for reaearelo'work. dd
ie.
soon aftetward, andhle flue telescope
became idle. TWo years ago it was
• purchased by the Harvard collage We-
servatory, which proceeded at once to
mount it on the observatory grounthent.
Cambriage. The work bas,beettneces•
se rites slow,: for mm114111;4.: it great, tele
teope Is not like building ft •loruse.
• ether prince t hallo Lucian Mit-
.
'41 t .
tlo , the syawn,, 1:1-al.frcen7e.ee.sN blood' abed new fat,
43
Co
Ilse Sco.t.t's Eintasibli after'
_ : infiatraza.• . • PI ..
• •
ltrealuable for Cbtighs ona Colds. t,
and t ?,./arvcs 'arid muscles. •
•
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.AL,. DReicIOISTS: 500.• AND $1.00.
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1.***_..**.tet****6-etttts.t?.....tette**tih..#1tettb*ee.+41,.. **on,
()fettle, totn. e eolution lay in the 'v.'. • •
:radical proposal Of driving it caned into
the heart of the citY• nod °tieing self
propelled dredges,bul. recently
• duced • in Europe, 'could. take
theie frons the' • ship chnonef,
steam up •this_ canal and disebarge the
material under the houses and through
the streets., • .
The • operation 91' these engineering
Titans possesses. O 'certain 'interest.'
They: steam over .or MOM:Nide *a• sand -
batik. The main engines actuate: ft,
largo cent rifeigal pump; whose function
itt te take no material end- diselierge
,it into the 11 setereO "Kreisel.ponipe,"
ttiowlarlpool punoi, 'Wfla the name givea
• it hy, the Old. rimer:Ian pioneer wile first
:applied th1),1; princitile to hYdrtinlic
• Oredglege The 'pump' forms it smell
maelstrom, :sueking no. into theinteriee.
of. the tiredge sand: mud etre; with ee;
tD DOA Or. Cent ee, SO. water; . Then eeirs
-a Julf. lead. Of .bilotileels. 01' to the•
dre.O.os stennis foirolts tile nal-le:able
channel,he lea ttereporarY eanal .anti
elpee the 'mixture on. to the. lots: and,
Appeintedstreete.• • • • .•
• Twe years more will see tbe.necona •
'pliehment ef this greatetintlertaking
•-Theseit. wait will evithstentl the- rues
of the wildeeti storms. The •raleing or
its. grade will lift the city • Aimee' the
Canger. pelot Of the Itikliest Test
kiculeus Which has • for sa lone over
• .r.ditolowed this entrepot .01' .the south-
west will vanish. Claiveeten's
mate feature will have to its realleittoti
:ea vital barrier. -SelentItie Audetdcam
Its: Distinguished Company. . •
Bordentowit, N, J., once kept diethe
• guished company. The .ek-klites of
etptiin and Naples, Jit.oeph, parte,
• livei there for sixteen yteirrt upon it
magnificent niandation ealleJ • 1 unite
Beeeee. flow vanisted from the %voted
- •real estate. Lake 1111:1 is Still stand-
• ing, whetfe.Banaparte's daug'ilter dwelt
WItIt' her husbeittl, Prince Charles of .
e.'aniuo. and , Olueignanto, and !Auden
11:01 is in good•preservation, Where los;
Sulphur Utstlopr
3.110$t of tite sulpour consumed in the
Unitot States cornee •front Louisiana:
where are . east•deposits itt a depth et
Omit 000 to 300 feet. As there la a
layer • of Wild:saint a hundred feet
thick above the. stilplutr, It was impos-
sible until lately to get out paying
quantities. • Now. however, 1t .is • ses
owed by driving down two plriefe, 'One
pipe carries a jet of steam, whichecom;
111.4 in eontact with the solla bea of .
sulphur, melts It inte.a i1qtiId ThIS is
then forced to the surfaee by air pre*,
• sure through the other .
-A lIelnr
.:11,. nephew of the Nata1eon.4, 'whose
wi.'e taught hoarding 8011601 In P. nalett-
ioWn.—.k.rgoltatit.
vetted:tit Motto. • •'
The Rialto itt N'eniee. where Antonio
• g:rae 1 Sityloele many a time and oft,
11,1.4 stores oe either :Ode full of (Iloilo
5141105.
•
(I.:fulcra Shutters*.
81.1111 01*.thti. kOilttit ftilIA to
move when 3•011 •1411111) rt. (011114`, tey
petting 1( 11)10 the lint eloset (not ovem
or the rang , •tor 1 tvo home ov. more.
Thisdries the moisture met le once
smileient to put it haek into conimis.
Vegetnriatis will doubtless hail with
dellesilt the advent of. a HOW potato,
blne skill and yellow of interior
wheel le about to be placed upen the
utarket. This potato is knoWii. as the'
Salaintin ()Minter:4.mi violet and is the
. restitit 01' .5010111100 .cultivation tit Read.
fug. Entitand. It has a distinct flavot •
of RS OV711. Epicures describe it as ti;
combined flavor of turnips and stspara ;
pus. •1
- Y. -
IX ti.inese.
"%Viten Inthims.c.: first nutko its op• ,
nsdranee the senlp is nsnally tight.
it he appliention or goose oii will loosen
• it :111(1 furnish food for the t)ssues, of ,
the skin.
ItCritfriserta -CUS•10104
110111(ty briliff11, itt Isktghtml. Was. m1-
' itnt'tI 1180 by .Thentas tfity-
Mara, who expreeeed the Wish that he
Peelit die ere the work was. rommeneed
lad filet les body iniglet he tete:Tea
the (-enter, pier. Ile Mott before
tee bride,. W;IS hilt MIR
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Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
ressiene is a boon to Asthmatics
met it Sot stem mote effective M breathe in 4i
t.tmedy to care 'disease of the breathing organs
Asa to take the remedy into the stornaCh ?
It cures because the air -rendered strongly anti.
•eptic is carried • et the diseased surface With
very breath, • prolonged and alalsfant treat.
'nem. It is tutees to mothers with small
•..hatten.
Those Oa topsitmptive
-eneency end immodiate -404$ SIS°
,ollef from eon& or in.
lamed conditions of the
;hroat.
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Our
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