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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1899-03-10, Page 310, 1899 aiture 'oris and receiving tion of Fine Furl& ere el.t Oddments ,it OL` :the extremely • EE. { ly up-to-date, with a - ;e'a needs. We have rre wilt lend free of re our best attention S. T. RoImes, Godes • Mill will make tier six People. I 1 s IRE :;,,TE A ures ail .oft en follows of Fir. 14 for weeks, doses. Its We do not it will cure a fon can use, SON, _STS, REET, niacin. vIng [lilltk 11Eiivie F. time,. L there m er. you fat i3 it I , iris 1iC in. ;i11L'C' lila is ..o ni. ban op good farm 140 - annum, straight loans, orrower,'satisfaotion guar` '.:IiCe Friday afternoon and Icnald Block,, Wiogham. 16137 ro LOAN. Id 5 per ccn;t. per anhurn, farm land security. AP` nion Bank Building, Sea` 1607 - MARCH 101 1899. E}RTANT NOTICES. J.MaKENNA, Dominica. and Provincial Land d. Surveyor, Member of theAeeooiation of Ontario Lard Barveyore, Dublin, Ontario, 1886.52 SAWYER WANTED.—First-class sewYer want- ed immodiately. Good careful man and quick. Reasonable wages will be paid. Josiah Wat•on, Brucefield. 1628-tf TORN BEAT'TIE, Clerk ofthe Second Division Court, County Commiseloner, of Huron Con- vetyancer, Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Panda Invested and to Loan. Oilloe—Over Sharp & teens' store, Main street, 8eaforth. 1259 I - LTON CHEEiE FACTORY. --The milk routes VY of the Walton Union Cheese and Bu,tee Co., will he let on Monday. March 13th, at 1 o'clock p. m., at Mcliim's hotel. It 11. FERGUSON, Secretar ; TIIOMIAS 5IcFADZEAN, Preeidcnt. 1629 1tirONEY AT LESS TIIAN FIVE PER CENT;— _in A large amount of money to loan . on farm security at 5 per cent. Lender will pay all coots of loan. Apply to J. M. BEST, .Barrister, Seaforth,' Ontario. 1628.8 SEED OATS. --The undersigned:, has on Lot 21, yJ Concesalon 13, McKillop, aquantity of oats known as `'the one thousand oat," suitable for seed. Tbts seed teas imported from LaCrosse, Wieoensin, by the undersigned three years ago. Theyl are a large white oat, yielded 90 bushels to the acre last year, and weighed 48 lbs. ta. the huehel ; the pre. vious year they weighed . 60 lbs. Price 70 cents per bushel, or in bulk otic. JOHN STAFFORD, Walton F. O. 1628-tt -DIGS AND BARLEY FOR SALE.—The under. signed has a couple of thoroughbred Tamworth Boars about four months old and ready for use. Also a lot of six -rowed Russian Barley, guaranteed clean and Bt for seed. It yielded 60 bushels to the acre last year. Appi3 on Lot 30, Concession 4, Ueborne. THOMAS CUDMORE, Hurondale P. 0. 1827x5 mIilBER FOR SALE.—Tee undersigned offers for j sale,the timer on the :East half of Lot 83, Con. cession 9, MoKil,op. There is a quantity of rood ash suitable for xailsi; also some hardwood bush, which will be sold by the sore, and has. appointed Mr. James Lockhart to sell the same. GEORGE IL&JiL. 1813 SEED GRAIN OR SALE AND STOOK FOR SERVICE. --The undersigned has for sale on Lot ,16, Concession 2, )fay,. about 125 bushels Potter Peas, alto about 150 bu he's of Mandoheuri Barley and a quantity of Bann r °ate. These are three of the leading varieties, nd are clean. He also has about thirty buthele of Red Clover Seed, also clean. Vie following stock wi�fi be kept for service the Doming season : A thorn ghbred Durhsm bull. "Duke of Bengali ;" also a Iarge Engireh Berkshire Boar, "Varna Prince," Both of the above have registered pedigrees. Terms—For bull, $1, at time of service, with the privelege of returning If necessary. If booked $1.26. For boar, $1, pa} able at time of ser- vice, with the pr Hileze of returning if necessary. JOHN ELDER, Hetsall. 1827.4 STUCK. FOR SALE. . A000D STOCK BULL.—The undere1 ned has for sale on his farm, 'London Road, Tucker) s nitb, near Kit pen, the teoroughbrod Sho thorn stock bug " Vann- op." He is of roan oolor, four years old, and sired by H. Smith's " Abotsford." Quiet and sure. Terme on application. A. B. MehEAN, Kippen. 1829.11 -DDULL AND PIGS FOR SALE —For sale On Lot 6, Concession 8, H ]lett, a thoroughbred Dina bout bull, eleven month old, of red color, and from the best strain. Ale.o t o breeding Bowe with litter at foot, one Yorkshire and the other Berkshire ; also a Yorkshire eow duo to litter in April. JAMES G. MARTIN', Constance P.•O. 1629.41 DULLS FOR SALE.—The undersigned has for sate three Durham bulls, from 8 to 13 months old ; roan and red in color. These are first-class animals, and are registered. Two of them were bred from Thomas Russet's prize bull. THOMAS CUD. MORE, Lot 30, Concession 4, Ueborne, or Lumley P. 0. 1616.11 STOCK FOR SERVICEj C1 HORTHORNS FOR SALE.—The undersigned hae O for sale two good young Shorthorn Hulls, with 'registered pedigrees. Prides and terms right. HECTOR REID, Loh), Concession 3, Stsnf ey, Bruce - field P. 0. 1620-tf D(1AR FOR SERVICE.—The undo fined will keep for service on Lot 26, Co cession 4, Stanley, a thoroughbred Chosterwhite boa . Terms $1, payable at the time of eervioe, with th prlvilcge of returning i1 necessary. JOHN V. DIEHL. 1691-1$ 'DULL FOR SERVICE.—Tho undersign service on Lot 8, Concession 11, thoroughbred Durham bull. Terme able at the time of service, with the priv turning if necessary. EDWARD CURVI ,d has for tsnley, a 1.60 ; pay - lege of re- l. 1624.tf J3ULL FOR SERVICE.—The undersignei hss for Borrie° on Lot 4, Concession 8, Huilett, the thoroughbred shorthorn bull. " Scottish Robin." Terme--81, with the privilege of returning if neces- sary. 11e a'eo bas for service a thoroughbred York- shire boar. Terme, $1. ANDREW SN..LL, Con- stance. 1820-tf 110 PIG BREEDERS.—The undersigned( will keep j on Lot 20, Concession 6.:,. R. S. Tuckerem'.th, a thoroughbred' CHESTER WHIT'. Pio, also d thorough- bred YORKSHIRE Pio. A limited number of sows will be admitted to each. Terme, $1, bayable at the time of service, or $1.60 if charge A1'o a few Chester White Pigs for sale. JAMES (E14MILL. 1608-62 mAAWORTEI BOAR FOB SALE AND FOR SER- I. under cignec will keep tor service at the Bruc'efield. Jheeee Faol:ory, a thiroughbred Tamworth Boar; with registered pedigreie. Terme, $1; ayable at t n'e of eervie: with priv)iege of re. turning if necessary. Alen a umber of, thorough- bred young Tamworth Boar. and Sowed for ease. RUq$ Mo;;ARTNEY, Brucel° d. 1406-tf [AMWORTH PIG FOR S signed bee for service on M,:Killop, a thcro'bred Tam lirnited number of sows will extra good pig and broedere fl cross their rerkshire Bowe wi Terme $1, with privilege of r JOHN MelitILLAN RVICE.—The under - lot 82, oohcession 8, orth ptg, ;to which a be taken. Thi. le an d it adva tagMoue to h this bred fof pig. turning if necessary. 1606xtf AUCTION SALES. 1L CTION SALE .OF VALUABLE BRI K BLOCK . Iii THE TOWN OF SEAFORT IN THE taUi'N1Y OF HURON. --There will be offered for emit*, by public auction at the Cnmmerei 1 Hotel, to th,. Town of 9erforth, on Monday. the ] th day of February, 1hb9, at li30 o'clock in the of ernoon, by t irtue of power of sale contained in a c rtain mort- gage, which will be produced at the sale, he follow - mg property : Lot 38, nail the Souther) I foot of Lot 37, on they West side of Main street, in the said Town of Seaf'rtb, according to Jarvi ' plan or talon of part of L t 2, in the fat Conoe foo, south of Iiuron Road od..the Township of Ti okersmitb. Together with all rights to the party walla between the buildines standing on the propert herein de. scribed, and adjoining property as co veyed and dessribecl,in a certain deed, dated the th day 01 March, le71, made betwee-i ono Robert Scott and wife and one Thomas ;iidd. The foliowi g buildings are said to be erecte.i on the premises : A three storey brick block aid a frame veneers building. Terms : Tun per cant. of the purebase oney to bo paid down on the day" of sale. For bat nee terms will be made known at sale. For furl er partte- ulere apply to JONES. MacKENZIE & EONARD, Solioitore, Toronto Street, Toronto, or to F. HOLM- 8TIrD, Seaforth 1623.4 The ab:re Bale has been postponed ntil MON. DAV, MARCIP13th at the same hour a d 'place. TME'ORTANT AUCTION SALE OF SII IRT HORN CATTLE, HORSES, IMF,,EMENTS, ETC.—Mr. Thomas Brown has received instructlo s from Mr. John T. Dickson, to sell lw public audio , at Castra- rnont Farm, Lot 15, Concesalon 2, H. R. 8., Tucker - smith two miles from Seaforth, one mile west of Egmondville, on Tuesday, March 2lst, 1 99, the fol- lowing valuable Shorthorn cattle, viz.: Females—' Vesey 7th by Dublin imp., with buli c If at foot ; \`tsc} 8th by Prime Minister Imp.; Ve ey .9th by Eoral Sailor Inrp , with heifer c.lf at foot ; Vesoy 10th by Ccll_ynie Prince, with bull calf at toot; Vesey 11th by Perfection Knight ; Duly Rom 7th by Prince Albert Edward' ; Lady Jean 8th by Knight of Huron ; Lady Jean lith by Collynie Prince, with bull calf at foot ; Lady Jean 10th by Cavite Priuee. Build — Lerd Minta, roan, calved January 6th, £98 ; darn, Lady Jean 8iii ; Lord Kitchener, ro^n, calved Feb. 161,1i, 198; darn. Lady Jean 7th ; the uitan, red, calved December 25th, 1897 ; dam, Vese 7th. Earl of Montrose. ad, calved March 20th, '898; darn, t eacy 8th. The above stook have choilo pedigreed For pedigrees see posters. Also the following horses one heavy draught mare (registered), one working Horse 6 years old, sired by Crystal City one brood snare in foal to Ori etal.City, 1 aged mare, 1 yearling gelding, aired by Crystal City. Also a the sand tical, and place. the following implen enta : One Massey -Harris hinder, 1 Toronto mower, 1 combined: wiener drill, 1 hat ra e, 1 lumber `wsgo , one single buggy, 1 pair bobeleigl e, 1 sot weigh seal a (1200 ibe.) 1 spade harrow, 1 sot iamond harrows, gang plow, 1 bulky plow, 4 single lows, 1 dbubte mould plow, 2 turnip cutters, 1 grain crusher, l fanning trills, one 10 -horse Pitt's power, 1 set double harne s, one set Of plow learaoee. twoasets single hsrnees, a flare, forks, hoes, eto. The above will be sold With ut reserve, as the proprietor has all his land 'iced d to grate. Terms of Rale Ml ' ume of $f0 abs neer, cash ; over that amount 8 n onth.' credit will be given cm approved joint notes. A discount at th rateof six prr Dent, ser.. nn;:ni ill be allowed for cash on all credit amounts. A c nveyance will met the 7:50 a.m. train from the west, and also the 12 30 p.m treln from the east, on day Of sale for the a nvenience rf time coming from a diatauce. Sale to ommence et 1 o'clock pp. m., elm . JOHN T DI K$ON, pro- prietor ; TIIOI1AS B&OWN, auctioneer 1629-g OK HEAD CHE ositively cured by ihese Little Pills. Th also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indi estion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- fect medy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsl. ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth,lCoated Tongue Pain the Side, TORPID EIVER. They Reg ate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SM 11 P111. Small Demi* Smell Price. • stitution the fraud of the day. Se you get Carter's, As for Carter's, Insist and demand Ca er's Little' Liver Pills, T e Canada Business College CHATHAM, ONTARIO, Is cer' ainly entitled to a distinct position amon at the Canadian business schools. 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SIGN 9F THE CIRCULAR SAW td rt- F2 171 1-1 9a CD P-1 trl cn o 0 Jae' CD c15 etes E. cp 0-1 CD o 1-1 ori 0 0 et - Cli c SD PUBLTC SALE rthorn Cattle, Clydesdale and Roadstpr Horses. obn Avery will sill by Public Auction at his Lot 28, Concession 1, Saanley-3 miler, from dnesday, March 15th, 1899, ok of pure-bred Shorthorn Cattli, Clydesdale r ulster horses. viz. : v ipure bred bulls, 7 pure bred cows, 2 pure bred het er All are good individuale and seeond to none ma 05 fextra quality ; 1 pair two year old geldiags, in a ds in breeding. Mso 4 Clydesdale brood roe s er and carrier horsee, and also one pure bred Du o Jersey sow, n pig. Write for catalogue. A oon e ance will,meet the noon train at Clinton for the nyenience ()lithos° coming from a distance. T r ei,---Nine months' credit on furnishing setts. TH AS GUNDRY, JOHN AVERY, Proprietor, Clinton P 0. • HIR a N F 'POSITdiR OLD MAHOGANY DISEASF. it 11 gins With a Chest of Drawers am Makes Trouble For Families. "A friend of mine who has been too busy vith the problem of ways and means to m much attention to the adornment of hi,. house asked me yesterday to select for him a good piece of colonial mahog* in hi house, and I declined to o so until any, Ls he wanted to have ono zch piece I had explained to him the cost,"' said a sceni artist whose house is ono of the show laces in a town near New York. "I knew that hie furniture was oak and 11 uphol tered stuff, and that just so sure as he pl ced with it a good example of old maho rany his troubles would beg'n. The maho ratty would kill his, oa15, nd in cours of thno it would mean the refur- "His was a case of ignoranc being bliss, nd I did not propose to u let his house old. I have seen the old ma ogany diseast work its .way lute many house- holds, and in many cases the resul s have been isastrous. Talk -about haVing_.a mortg go on your house, why, that is nothi g comparN. to the annoyance of ti findin that you have a lot of mo ern oak furnit re on your hands too good o throw away when you Lhave once. begun to col- lect ol pieces. Tt has, taken me nearly ten ye Ira to live down it, collection of oak furni re which I made in St. Louis and which has,hung over me like the shadow of a g eat sorrow'. I was boarding in St. Louis nd doing work ,on a big prodnc- Mon, hen my wife and I decided that we didn't like boarding and that we would try ho ti3ekeeping. I had no tire° to spend in loo ing for a house, so we took the first one 4 at we could find. We spent just one af rnoon in furnishing it completely —dish s, draperies, rugs, carpets and an outfit f very now oak furniture. The re-, suit w s just what might have been ex- pected Our house looked like a Grand Rapid. showroom, N'ire , moved to New York, caving behind as much of our oak 1 furnit re as we coul I, but when we got ' settled hero we faun around ns a lot of it whi li'was too goo to give away and which ve could not ll. "I h Id picked up y ;this time a few old -pieces of 'mahogan , and th more I ' studiec them the mo el despis my oak. rrthen built my' hou e, and I as forced to mo e seine of tho ' pieces ii to it. I one m dern oak pi left. In he mean - their odern furni ure after they had picked u an old piece or two, nd their troubic s have been like mine, When my friend t iced me yesterday to select an old piece fc r hip, I told him what I have told you, a 1 said that if after thinking it over fo a Week he still wanted to make the plu ge I would help i him. He will , probab y want to begin oh an old chest of drawer , fey that is usually the opening , wedge, and then old andirons, tablO with claw fe t and corner cabinets will follow, .conchicing with. chairs, and the latter will ke p kim poor for the rest of his life. DREAMED THE IDEA. The S wing Machine Needle Was In- We machl odd n vented In Sleep. we the invention of the sewing to Elias Howe, an American me- as you all know. He had a large o care for and could give only MS. naents to the construction of his machine. But while laboring for daily bread f r himself and his family he was He g t on quite well until he came to the making of a needle; then he was at a standet 1, for ho could not discover where the eye of tho needle should be placed. At first he thought that a needle fashioned after t o = ordinary needie for hand sewing might he all right, but after much experi- mentin : he found that it would not do. He ws - greatly perpleXed.. The needle questio absorbed his thoughts by day, and at iglit he dreathed about needles. One ni ht he dreamed that he was in a far dist nt country that was ruled over by a sa age king. Tho king ordered him to co et a sewing machine, and, not daring o disobey orders, he at once sot to work. 1 wont well until he came to the loca ion of the needle'S eye; then his troubles began. - The ing grew impatient and finaty gave th inVentor just 21 hours in which to comp ete -the machine and told him he must fo feit -his life if he failed to finish the task. He workeid harder than ever, you ma be sure, but found that he could not iiiv nt a proper needle and had to give it Just the king's warriors were -about, to take him away to execute him Ale! noticed t the spears they carried were pierced ear the head. Like an inspira- tion the, 'elution of the needle problem came to him, and while imploring the savage k ng for a little more time. he Alahough it was but 4 o'clock in the morning Mr. Howe arose at once and went to his workshop, and. by 8 o'clock) e had mod ;led a needle for his sewing Chino wi •h an eye at the point. Thus w is the per ilexing problem solved.—New Cottontreed 011. There ppears to be no limitation to the bale trial lilies of cottonseed oil, and these of eourso eee multiplied by the con - this 1 st respect is that the' yellow oil rc ultin from the first .refining process, t rough treatment with alkaline solu- tions, is low further purified by heating and Illtrz tion; then.the white oil of coin- merce is obtained by shaking the yellow oil with tb 3 per cent of fuller's earth. In purif ing the yellow oil about 25 per cent of it is separated in the form of. stearin, ad the latter is eniployed in making etaidles, etc. From he soap .stock that comes from peculiar -ind Of wash powder. The soap itself in e from the oil is used eitensiVely by the oolen mills of this and other countriea and it has been found to be of special vi lue in washing woolen goods, which does not injure them nor cause them to . hrink. After all, however, not much inc re than one-third of the cotton- seed sup ly is at present used for menu- facIturin oil and similar products. To ilia grate the ef114acy of prayer a Quaker reacher once ro4o in Meeting and told how two men while out boating were overtake! by a terrible squall, and how onenf th men prayed God for deliver- ance, wh the other refused to pray and was dro med. Then the preacher Isat down. 1 ut suddenly he rose again. "I feel const ained to add, friends," he said, with pai ful conscientiousness, "that the man who prayed was drowned too."—Fx- MAR IAGE LICENSES IISSUED AT THE HURON EXPOSITOR _OFFICE, 8 - FORTH, ONTARIO. NO ITNESSES REQUIRED. M TRON AND MAID. Mrs, 'V' nderbilt spent over $50,000 on Mrs. !T eo ere oosevelt is athletic and likes hors s, ut is domestic before all. Mrs.' .1' MO Broltvn Potter afte a per- formance lw ys has tea and a th n sand - The late Mis. Martha DaVidson of Leb- anon, Ind, pooled the first spool of thread in the rst Mill on this side of the It is rep rt d that Mrs. Pilebe A. Hearst has purch se the inarble ust of Jeanne Mine. Alge'la de Rayne Barr os, a na- tive of New 0 lean and wi ow of the late presideet of 'Guat male, has arrive'd in San F4nOiso ; vrh re she Will make her Ninon d l'Enclos took her secret of senipiternel y uth and beauty to the tomb, but sbe left h r hoose behind her. It is still standin in the Rue de Tournelles, Paris, with It six stories and its magnifi- cent stairOaso 1 artistically wrought iron. Miss Filore oe Caldwell, a daughter of United Stjates Judge Caldwell of Cleve- land, was ' gra uated as a civil engineer last June 4a) the 'Cblorado State Sohool of Mines at Go denj She will not praotice hey profesSion, howlever; as she is about to marry an ther civ I engineer, whom she Mme. p tti, in a recent interview, said that she i ten ed t write her memoir's as soon as sh ha de nitely retired from the stage and cone oom, but declared her- self unablii to ta when that would be. H.er dream of he future is to utilize her theatridal jexpe fence in giving counsel to young an aspiring artists. Miss 311 Gre ,of Emporia, San., who nographeri is an all around girl, according to The GaZette,, which says: "In addition to knowing ab ut the pedigrees of cattle, Miss McGrew s a good whist plater, a good dancer an the best dressed girl in Emporia. She is under 94 years old, has money out at nterest and knows more law than half tile lawyers in town." UNIQUE, HOTEL RULES. A New Ham lowing rul s, w The mo to Ther a th the cite pelt. If th bell wring t e owe shire hotel issued the fol- iate are worth reprinting: this hotel is, "Do unto ill do you." e departments—up stairs, outdoors. Outdoora your room is broken, No alarn3 oloC fprnished _by the anon - agement. Bef4 e retiring wind up your bed and hear th tic'ks. To prevent guests from carrying fruit from the table We will have no fruit. Any one wiOing to take at drive after lunch can repoir to the wood shed and drive nails, Guests h ving nightmare will find the harnets in he oloset. Thirteen at the dinner table is a bad sign. It i a rsign that we will have no Each ro m itupplied with a handsome nipper. • chronic) ea d th she following insorip: tion, "Ho esty is the best policeman." If the hotel i not on the right side of the street, let i be known, at the offloe and it will pro ptly be moved to theother side. No spoons all wed on the table occupied by newly marri d couples. This'is to pre- vent spooning i public, Gnests are ot expected to pay their bills unless the prefer to do so. Wei have seen a tree "lea e its trunk for board." THIRTEEN MISTAKES. To yield to 1 material trifles. To endeavor to mold all dispositions To expect uniformity of opinion in this world To look for ju gment and experience in yOuthi our own. To believe on y what our 11 ite minds oan grasp. To expect to be able u derstand , Not to moire allowances for t e infirmi- ties of others. To consitler eVerything impossible that we cannot perforao To worry 'ourselv s and others with what cannot be remedie Not to alleviate all that needs allevia- tion, as far as lies n our power., It is a great mis eke to set up your own standard of right land wrong ,and judge people accordingly.,—Exchange. THE JEWEL CASKET. The lucky tortoise is a pronotted ob- ject in enameled and jeweled hatp ns. Aniong stylisb but moderately priced brooches enainel d flowers and bits of foli- age are prornine t. is the newest ad ition to t ie list f stoliete used in the tops f gold purses. The brighteet of bright gold trnishes the beautifully Might frames nd very long chains of sr*ne new lorgnettes. A new line of reoches consists of large amethysts cut ov round or hear shaped, The present kit le of dresiing he nook tor the day with ;a oft silk stook leads to the use of many in. tty buckles w lob jew- elers provide eine! g other stylea in dull —Jewelers Ciro h r. POO' 'HAVANA! The Cherry .5 s ers go t Havana to avenge the. Ma n .—Memp is Commer- cial Appeal. If Havana had riots before the arrival of the Cherry; sister , what will happen aft - Perhaps Blan 0' bribed the Cherry,sis- tors to 'visit 14 na. It is an awful re- venge, worthy aireost of Weyler.—Ridge- wood (N. J.) Ne Is at Rockbridge to the bottom of t The highest wa Is 2,685 feet big , The highest a ti crater is three m 1 1,000 feet deep. ' ral bridge in the world a,, being 200 feet high e arch. erfall in the world is Yosemite, Cal., which volcano is Popooate- eet in height, and its in; circumference and now been learned Liggett & Myers arrangements by tetests has been e the American Co of the cigarette a the United Sta have a capital of i g many denials, it has hat the Union ' Tobacco Tobacco Co., and the have finally concluded cted. The deal_ places any in complete control plug tobacco business of ' . The new trust will CORNISH CAVE DWELLERS. woe Go to Sleep Standin4 on the Slanting Rocks. Pedio e in the habit of frequenting the ownd rry, are familiar with the sight ocks exposed at low tide. Thoy are hellfish gatherers who live in a small ave a little to the west Of Seaton. Any ne who examines the place mint wonder ow twee human beings can exist 'there Along dne side is a, strip, of sand, and rom that the floor Slopes Upward at art Whether by have attained of balancing sleep on the of ailing, ,er • ngle a about 60 degrees. ears of practice the women uch perfection in the art heir bodies that they go to Lentils,- rock with aut fear hether they reet oft the sand. ( et when saw it from a late sperm), I wa,s not in-, ormed, but it is evident that they know no con fort at any tine. when I mule uddenl upon the cave one merning in ctober the smoldering ashes of a drift - ere dotted about just inside., Farther p the Boor their "eu boards"—a couple f iron boilers --we e standing, and in a lobe near the fire waa a pipe, short, dark nd odorous. The women who haVe made th welling place are IriSh widow* reland and married in Ireland!" f them said. They are between. 0 years old and for the last1^3 ek• ing them to P1 outh. When s rough, they obtal few or ,no omehimes get 14 shillings a week hem. In fine weather, when fro ead to Moe island the sea lies moke blackened cave is an un, nvithig ovel, aria in the winter, eepeciall when en must be blown al os out ofir he hol- ow or frozen to death} On some uch oc- asions they are forced to leave t e cave, nd then they go to a disused pig ty near y. In talking with then' while dex- erously chipped limpets from the -weed nantled rocks I mildly remarked that orkhouses were now made very fonafort- tble. Immediately the you33ger woman teed. erect and with something akin to ride and determination exehtimod in a -oice inore than tinctured by, the Irish orkhouse while us can et as malt as no crust in 24 hours." itherte I had ceri her only in a stooping attitude,, and 14` as surprised now to see how tali. wo- r was indicated' by her features. Ais she toed there among the seaavee , Withi feet nd lege bare and her hair co fined y a hat I had named the thing against hich hose two Women have fought griinl. for urg Dispatch. s their born in as one 50 and years nee by k and the sea sh, but he two tween Ratne and y, this ROMANCEl OF ALUMINIUM - low a. Roman Artifice -a Startled Ti- berius and Lost His Ilead. rence i made to an incident in Roman iistorya hieh'up to the tithe of Sainte - lair° eville has been Overlooked by um, it is related by. Plin 24 A. IX to certai worker ;in meta s (Fiber) ap- ul cu composed of a Itent white W• hen the artificer was p se tila g it to he em ror, he purposely , ped it on he floo of the ehamber. h goblet was irretrievably injured, but th workman he court repaired the dame, e without , elay. It was eVident that ithis metal was ot silver, thou h it had alinost the same ile and °onside ably lighter. The empero questioned the artificer losely and lea ed frpm him that he bad arth, probably the clay known to mod- rn chemists alum no,. Tiberius then sked if any on besi es himself kneee the recess and received e prand reply that upiter. This answer was sufficient. The e nperor had reflected that if 4 were pos- e Me to Obtain this metal from so coMinon substance as clay thovalue of gold and c itastrophe. He caused the workshops of t o discoverer to be wholly destroyed, and t o luckless artificer was seized and de - e pitated, so that his secret might perish ith him. M. Sainte -Claire DeVille had no doubt t at this metal was aluminium, and he serted that the wanton cruelty of iberius had deprived the world of this k own for 18 centu ie . The extracting o aluminium, di.• o 'e ed by the Roman c aftsman in th rs century of the What She Wu. ted to Say. It is related that the little daughter of a governor amazed and amused he# hostess d ring a call at a Pacific avenue reeidenee. ci delicious take, Which she ate with m ch relish. , "What do you say to the lady?" asked h e mamma, who is proud -of her darling's here was no reply from the darling; ,1 'You want to say something to the y. Now, what is it?" emit nued the ooking- up shyly and slyly into the iling face of her hostess,' ithe terrible in ant asked, with admirabli directness, aye you any more dakc?"—San Fn n- ci co News Letter. Home Lovers First °ice. co rtship license, `mt in many of the can- to s they aro allowed but a narrow choice of bridegrooms, it being a rigorously en- fo , if uiawritten, law that they must m me/ a youth of their own neighborhood. In many villages everY marriageable yo th belongs to ft clay whose solo ob- from outside from c ming a -courting the maidens of the sodie y's village. 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