OLD MEXICAN MINES.
Rediscovered After Being Lest for
Throe Hundred Years.
The kind Waa AreMente,;!y Made by
Amertrmn rropprtor NAr the lueb
lua of Coi-hitl and s an.l la
In New. Mexico.
All New Mexico anl i-ortthern Colo
rado are excited over the rediscovery
near Santa Ke of rich pold mines that
were worked by the Spaniards more
than thr.-e eenturies atro and were lust
during the I'uchlo insurrection in Mm).
when the Indians, oppressed Wvond
endurance, suddenly arose, massacred
the priests. destroyed ' ohnrehes and
drove the last Spaniard out of the
country. The Sjmnish musters had
eomiiclled the Indians to worK in the
mines, and that lalxir was so hateful
to them and its results seemingly so
useless they attached no value to
p"old, according to t!ie San Francisco
Kxaiiiin.T that when they had ex
pelled the Spaniards they tilled up the
:. hafts and tun mds. removed the debri:
and utterly olditerated all traces oi
mining. All the white men who knew
the exact locations of the mines were
killed during the insurrection, and
when Ie Vargas reconquered New
Mexico in none of his men could
find the mines. Men have spent their
money and their lives in searching for
them, and so futile has leen the search
that the history of them has come to
le regarded as mere lejrend and fable
Hut the old Spanish people of New
Mexico have always stoutly asserted
that the I'uehlo I ndians have preserved
in their traditions the secrets of the
mines, anil that they know to this da
the location of the old workings. So
jealous of this knowledge arc the In
dians that they punish with death any
one of their niimlicr who so much as
hints at the l.wat ion of a mine to an
American or Mexican. The richest of
the ancient mines were known to le in
the vicinity of the Cochiti anil Sandia
pueblos, and the present inhabitants
of those villages are supposed to know
the exact locations of the old works.
The Sandia Indians have a deeply worn
trail in the mountains that is supposed
to lead toward the mines, hut they
J." uard it very carefully
The mines of Cochiti have been re
discovered, not with the assistance of
Indians nor through traditional infor
mation, but by plain American pros
peeling. The I ndians could fill up the
old shafts, but they could not conceal
the croppini's of mineral veins. Two
men of Jcmcz. named Kaffle and Hor
sey, have leeu knocking altout in the
mountains near the Cochiti pueblo for
altout four years, and last fall they
stumbled upon some cropping that
assayed hiirli. Other prospectors heard
of the liml and went into the district
and now they have found a mineral
licit that has set the country wild with
excitement. The veins are true fis
sures in porphyry. runninjr north and
south aton;' the slope of the .lemez
mountains, parallel w ith the trend of
the ranire. The noli (rives hirli assays
in .'old ami silver, an.1 mill runs on
average lots from citrht-foot veins have
returned tme hundred and fifty dol
lars a ton. The lead has been traced
in an unbroken line for ei.'ht miles
and claims are staked out for five miles.
There are several parallel veins, all of
them assaying hi'h. Old miners who
have been in the Cochiti I'amfj declare
that the strike is the biirrest that has
been made in fifteen years. Of course
the usual comparison w ith the Com
stock is made, sometimes to the dis
paragement of the latter. The Cochiti
Indians view with wonder and be
wilderment the procession of pros
pectors through their ancient plaza
and have not yet quite pot it through
their heads that all their precautions
to conceal the old Spanish mines have
been in vain.
ONE WAY TO TREAT BEARS.
Oat la Arizona Man anil Hear Live To
gether in Amttjr.
Up in the Sierra Aneha mountains of
Gila county there are plenty of liears.
rreat biif bears as hiif as four-year-old
steers, and with claw s on them that
leave a mark like a butcher's cleaver
in the snow. There are not many pe t
ple in the Sierra Anehas. thourh some
years in the month of May, a few peo
ple po up auionp the pines and plant
potatoes. And the otatocs they
har est Ik fore the snow- comes in the
fall are the finest in the world. Well,
these xitato farmers all have an inex
haustible fund of bear stories. Of
course, there is plenty of other frame
the residenters principally live on w ild
turkey and deer meat, and esteem
bacou and lieef In the lipht of delica
cies. I'.ut "as to Wars. The potato
farmer will prop himself apainst a tree
in the woods at niplit. paze into the
hupe tire of pitch pine deadwiiod and
liet ween puffs of his eouifortiiip pipe
tell a story soin etliinp like this:
"Ye see. I was a-poin over the sad
dle near Mount Lookout, not noticiu'
like, and all of a sudden I heard ahead
of me a kind of a sound like a horse
was startleil. An" ripht t.'iar lie fore
my eyes w as the biirpest. wool jest bar
I e-er seeil in my born days. Why. he
was alioiit as hip as the cabin I built
that year over near the head o" Coon
creek. Well. I was skeered elean out of
my In Hits, a tid the bar appeared to
wonder what I was iloin' occupy in'
that trail. Well, we surveyed each
tit her for a few minutes, when I
stepjied off politely to one side into
the timber, and the bar went off down
the trail."
"Why," exclaimed a l lnenix Gazette
man who heard this story; "didn't you
have a pun?"
"Why. of course; never stir out with
out my old Winchester 4-1."
"Why didn't you shoot him. then?""
"Good I -or. I. younpster. do I look
- like a blame fool? 1 hain't lost no
bar. I'ar's all ripht. only you just let
hiui alone when you meet him on the
trail and he'll return the compliment."
Nobody shoots bears in that country.
Bear and human live topether with
mutual resjiect. if not amity, and
neither side cares to break the truce.
PEOPLE IN GENERAL.
Lord Rorkkta says that the Armv
Temieraiiee ass4eiation in India,
w hich l-pan in Isss with Io.imni meni
lers. has increased over 20.uoo meui
liers this year.
Thu.in.kk I'f.xt and his party, who
started on an expedition to the Ifadra
iiiant valley, in S.,tith Arabiu. are ex
jiected home next mouth. Some inter
est! up results are anticipated fr.uu his
trip.
Urv. Pl.ni M. IliniKR. of Baltimore,
offers to U- ,,i,e of ten or fifteen per
sons who will kiibserilie .mm each to
ward the preservation.,- the historical
Carroll mansion ,. i;ai. l.u,l,rd
street. IU I tin,., re. It is now use.l a a
saloon an.) tenement house.
I'MWMATi: MlAJlllll A,lllWt of
I'rown ui.iwrsity. one of the n..st
prominent nu inUrs of the P-russeU in
ternational .,l,ey Conference, w ill
fjieak 011 it., w..rk tiefore the Pennsyl
vania university exleiisioir summer
ineetinp at I'hiladelphia.
Sik How mi. Sti v.v who is to in
come commander in chief at Ports
mouth. KupUud. in June. became a
cadet at twelve, was made a command
er at twenty three and a post captaui
t twenty ripht. lie has been on the
admiral hat for fifteen year.
never wants ta learn, but the
7m
reads that
OLiD honesty
CHEWING TOBACCO
is the best that is made, and
at ONCE tries it. and save.i
money and secures mora
satisfaction than ever before.
A.VOID imitations. Insist on
having the genuine. If your
dealer hasirt it ask hun to
get it for you.
HO. FIIZER Sl BROS.. LouirYilla. Ky
The
County Fair
affords an excellent opportunity for the
pick-pocket to get your watch. If you
would be proof against his skill, be sure
that the bow tor ring) is a
This wonderful bow is now fitted to the
Jas. Boss
Filled Watch Cases,
which are made of two plates of pold
soldered to a plate of composition metal.
Look equally as well as solid gold cases,
and cost about half as much.
Guaranteed to wear 20 years.
Always look for this trade mark.
None genuine without it. I0lf
Sold only through watch dealers.
A tca cat opener which makes a hand torn
charm tent frae on request.
KeystoneWatch Case Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
&n-00 PER
JiWU WEEK
FOR
WILLING WORKERS
if either sex, any apt", in any part of the country
.1 the employment which we fiirntli. Yu need
h1 beawayfrotn home over nipht. Yniicm rive
vour whole time tot ho work, or only our ;:. r-11:0
nirnts. A capital it not re.iiir..i ou run i:ori.-k
We 6iiii.ly you with all that is neiil.-.l. It nil!
cost you nothing to try the l.uiite.--. Arv 0111
can do the work. Beginner- iu:tkt- nmnev tr...
tlie start Failure is unknown w irli our woi kers.
Kvery hour you liihor you can easily nmken ilcllar
N'o one who is w illine to work fail o inuU mor-:
money every day than ca:i l;e pi:ide in thr.-e d i .
at any ordinarv f-tnplovnif nf . S-nd for tree book
containing the fullest information.
H. HALLCTT & CO.,
Box 88O,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
Mountain House.
STAR SHAYIHG P&BLQR!
CENTRE STREET, EBENEEUEQ.
'I'tllS well known anil h.iik elsl.ihe,l Shaving
X rrlnr I" now liTtteil en IVntre Mreei. .
p.si.e tbe livery t.ille irilant. ImvIs x l.mh
er. where Hie i-nsine.-n will e ntrrie.l on in the
latare. MHVIm:. IIAIK 1 Itll.Ni) ANH
Sll A.MI'iMllNll done In Ihe bratm and 111. I
niur miiiiirr. t 'lean Towels a s-lity.
.-IHie waited on at their resiOenees.
JA.MKS II. I .T.
trorietor
Q I n 0 0 w""h "' ,Vrlv Musi: for Forty
j)U - . Cent, consisting of too pages
aw- r w lyi, sje j;., usjc , the
a latest, brlglitest. liveliest ar.4 most popuUr
selections. brth vocal anj ir.stmmentjl.
jrotten up In the most ele gant manner. In
y cluJing four large size iVrtrjits.
CARMENCITA. the Spanish Dancer, !
Jt PADtneHSKI, the Great Pianist.
JT- AOEUNA P4TTI and 5
t HINNIE SELWHAH CUTTING.
ftDDRtii Aia. onociia to m
. THE NEW YORK MUSICALECHO CO.
BroaJay Theatre I'Ug.. New York Oty. Z3
2I CANVASSERS WANTED. 5
Steel Picket Fence.
CHEAPER
THAN t WOOD
f I M , n (
a- 1 -X
mm
Hliililili!
''""'wrVtrtrivttlnOrtf, rT!a tm mat &
- .!. kMullfn tirin.. Wikk i.M 1
. r tvn u4 rm irrrs. ct..r
W11K a-Ml s. ..4 M ..f IRK WOkk-
TAYLOR tU DEAN.
M. 203 20S Market St. Prtttboraa. Pa.
FEES BROS.'
Shaving Parlor,
Mam Strcct,Near Post OiTicb
a.Tbe nndertKnet desires to Inform the puri
ne inal they have nnened a abavinar par or on
Mala p treat, nnriha nttiism t. , . ,
' a all Its brarjrhais will oe. carnea on Id the
latare. tarTtblDK neat anJ eieaa.
Kimu patxuBaea aullolied.
NOTES FROM THE COLLEGES.
Tiik citizens of Oxford, Clienanjro
county, X. V., arc to eololirato the one
liniiilreiltli anniversary of .forl aeal
1'inv on June -JS ami The institu-
tioti in the oUlest lint one in the state.
Horatio' Scysnour. Ward Hunt ; and
other ditintruished men were enrolled
tm its list of students.
Tiik tnirersity of California register
for tsi".i:i-U4 is in press. It shows a total
enrollment of l."5 professors and in--tfnetors
and I."S4 student s The
re:i-:e ii atten.Ianee over la t year is
i;. or p-.-r cent. The niim!er is ilis
t rilmted as follows: fJradtiate stu
'ents. .".".: und-rj.rr:iduates. TilJ: law.
f:J: niedieine. l'JT: dentistry, r-5;
iliarmacy. 11:'.. art di-partni.-iit. 'M.
Tin: ;-eoloie:il ep'tlit ion .sent out
v I'riticeton last summer was ; i : m-.s.--.ful
that it has l-en ileeiiled a-rain
o visit the same distriet ilurititr the
oniin- ; rason. Mr. llate'ier. who will
uve i-liari.'O of the expedition thi:;
ear. ha ; het-n in the we .1 : im-e Jlaivli
. r.iii:;!iinr up worh sujipleiiietitary to
hat done last summer Jii.d completing
.:rraii.'c incuts for the start next June.
Ai:,:ikki.s of Jaincn Knssell Lowell,
-.tid pjn-tietih-.rly Harvard fradnates.
vi'.l In- jrlad to learn that some unpnh-i-.lied
fra-'ineiit s of lectures delivered
. students when Lowell was a ro-:'.--:r
at Harvard are soon to lie
ivea to the puhlie. l'rof I'harles H.
ortoii. to whom Lowell wil'.-.l all hi
aim eripts. has oiT.-red t heta to th
arvard 'rimson for piihlieatioii. Tlie
:i! he i-.;-ue.l iis sinit-lemeiits of tha
ajH r for ahoiit six ntinl.ers, upjK-ar-.n
at intervals of one weeli.
SIX INTERESTING FACTS.
TliK earth's lowest lxxly of water i-".
lie l 'aspian : ea. which has been sink
iir for ciitiirii'S.
U,.Ii,:IM; the ostrich of its fi-athers i
i cruel ' operation. The feathers an
till l.l.-t I so ti;rhtly ill the lle.sh that
-aeh ipiill is covered with blood when
if is wrenched out.
Tin: codfish i-. the nior-t prolific fish
if the sea. yielding 1 tMHI.thi.l eirjfs each
eason. As many as N.iwti.nui. '.'.iKiti.mie
Hid evi-n U.'HMi.lhltl evws have Well foum
m a riH- of a single cod.
Moi nt IlKi.Ci I. us. Island of I'apua. i-sin-
highest in the world, its altitud.
leiit": ::j.7st". feet. .XloiMit Lvert-st. In
ia. was until "recently ;nt down a
i he largest, but it is oidy i'J.Url fee.
Iii.rh
li'K. one to two inches thick will beat
men. two inches thick will In-ar ii
lantrv. four inches thick will lca
avalry ai:d lifht "litis, six inches il
licar teams with iinh-rate loads .i
ln-avy lield niis. and eitrht inehe
teams with heavy loads.
Most persons will le surprised t
learn tha! a needle in tin in-.e of i.
maniil'aet lire and In-fore placed on tl
market for ; ale passes through th
hands of from eiclity to one bitis'n
and twenty jieople. Lle en n.;
pr-K-- ses. each invoHinjr i-vi-r:!! min.
op.Tatioiis. nr. iieiw-ary U'fore a s.
inif needle is lit for sale.
FARMING If J FOREIGN LAN JS
A 'oi:l:rs..iM.r r if the Partners
I laet te. I hi 11 in. vi rites recomtiieml in
Jerusalem artichokes ilLliauthu
till.. r. .u .) for niiil. in sikiLre.
Kt s.i vN Tiii-ki'? tan is r.aiiVrin'r fron
a :.cari-ity of fi.od. -a:iseil. in part, b
the ravages of loeur ts in certain di:
trict-i. tile unfavorable season la
year, and stiUniore by the "cottoi
fever"" which led farmers to neirleci
other crop.s for cotton.
Tiik .lajniii dwarf peach is very hijrh
ly commended by the .ueenslatider a
little but food. The trie jrrows to ;.
lieio-lit of only three feet, but thi
fruits set so thickly that unless thitineil
they crowd one another, and the tkivoi
is deelare.l to be "simply- luscious.
A Mo.vo the varieties of Knylish sheep:
which have been taken to New Zea
land for crossing with Merinos, one oi
the favorite breeds is the Koiiwum
Mar-h. or Kentish. The object i f th.
cross is to obtain a carcass suitable fo
the frozen mutton trade without sac
rificin f ) he fleece.
Xkw Zi:.i.am fruit (Toners arc
nsinr cyan id of pntassiuin as an in
scctici.le. 1 1 is dissolved in wate-. a'
the rute of one ounce of cvanid t.
twenty t'alloiis of water, an I the solu
lion i , sprayed in the usual in iiiin-i
I I is found iuite elTective without i
jiiriier tlie most ilelieate foiiatfe. It i
a very dangerous poison.
AMON!
THI COOKS.
Folios and quartos were the favorite
sies of biuiks for -hi years.
I r is said that over "m.i.im i hooks havi
been written about the Lible.
TIK Herman Inm.U e..ll.-rtors five th.
t it les of i'..imi.i booUs about t ;. .t ie.
I'll.l.UHIs" n.;i.s" lii . beetl trans
lated iilo-.'ii:; iani'iiaj-es and diai.-el ,.
Tim: "Poor Man's Kil.le'' wa. s
called from the fact that it wu-a-li.-ui
ed i I ! Hi.
Mo;i; copi.-s of the Mible than of an
other book have been sent out by th
prcv.
Tin: imperial lil.raty at Paris h:i
" " 1 ' worUs treating,' of the I rene
revi ut ion.
T.ir Priiish innsi'uin has T::.' historic
of Pn land, coveriujr every a'e of it
'ri iw til.
Tut: publishers at first refused Pri
deau"s "roiitiei-tions'" liecause tin
ii.K.Iv had no humor.
Tu:: best selling books of the present
lay are primers, readers, hymn bookr
and -pellino- boohs.
"Km ii.ii kmis" were fashionald
in tii.- last century. Collections o
dilbcnlt rhymes were made and id!,
writers passed much time in liilino; up
the lines.
MUSICAL MATTERS.
M AXt Kf. IJaim-ia, who tau rht Jenny
T.'.i.S. is still teach i nt. althoiiii-h he
i-tin his ninetieth year March 17.
Piu ki:u si,"i is travelino; for pleasure
through Italy in remote places, far
from the enticement of pianos. He
w ili return to Aiiu-rica next Novcml-cr.
Ax organist says that a cow moos in
a tierfect fifth octave or tenth: a die'
barks in a fifth or fourth; a donkey
lirats in a perfect (K-tave. ainl a horse
neighs in a descent on the chromatic
scale.
Ar the late .jubilee in Carlsbad
in honor of Labit.kj-. the Catholic
priest composed a festival hymn. th.
Protestant minister wrote the words
and the Jewish synao;oo;Ue furnished
the sinvrcrs.
Mi'sicai. cult ure anions workinir peo
pie lias lieen tried siiccessfull y by Char
lotte Mulliiran. of Phiknb Iphia. He
t'innin with a Sunday school class oi
mm l Mack, she has liad twelve thou
:ind workmen under tutelaye in the
last twenty Years.
Merry Mullets.
Tourists visitinp; the Indian and Ita
nana rivers in Florida are astonished
and amused at the antics of the mullets
of those streams. These fish grow to
lie five or six pounds in weight and are
famous jumpers. They leap from tlie
water, shoot three or four feet through
the air, come up af-ain and leap tw ice
as far, and keep on for half a dozen
of leaps, each longer than, the other.
Now and then a mullet takes a leap of
fifteen or twenty feet and disappears.
It happens not infrequently that a
leaping mullet falls into a passing
boat.
GARL RIVINIUS,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER JE WE tER
AND DEALER IN
i J, " - . ':.-V '
ELKMST CARRiAGE and
Have Bold tu tniMtri lor K i yvart,
Baviiiif tueui tuo deuler prodt. Wo hie luo
Uiil.tua.1 Larri.t umliulatlarers m An.cr
l..i. lliiin Velii.-les anil Humes llns r hi i
Willi orlv ili'iti" to eaiiii:ii litorc kit monev I
uiJ. Wo . if li-ewtil l.i III HVIIm.l iHtii.lH'
t V.'.irruiit f..r2 ffur-. V. hy r an .-oiil ?lll
;l I or.li.-r f'T ..u.' Wrlti? y-ar o n ot.V:-.
t-t ci-tl.ee. Wo lake all risli ul uauiae m
'i,"""U4! v,.!CbLS.:r rnctE.
C -.rill l.'C'I'Si -: ' tr J-0- 'araiit;.'.!
: uJ;-ll Jrl llt. Surrcifi, t " tct U-J
u...';iklli-ri.Ji.li Up leti-.irr,
j o-T l'.aj fi'l '"t I tiOlOi.t-.l O
to"' . I--n.i V.;rcns, V.-frrni-lIf,
r V: ijjiu.tini rjr W. t pen unl
No. 37. Surrey ItaiueM
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$43.CO
No. I, I arm
Kiniu haui.i:
a prrrrmt. B Tr
Max Is mi mMut m
No -t, r ariu Wauuu.
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Address W. B. PRATT, Sec'y, ELKHART, IND
RHEUIV1 AT1SIY1
Tin-Hi i win diseases cause untold suflerlDg.
Uo. t. rs ailmlt tliat they are dlltlcult to cure
sodoUu-lr patients, rattle's
C'elt-ry Couipound has per
manently t.jrt "i ornt
cases ot rocumatlsra ani
neural(fta so say those ho
nave used It.
Ilav-tnif heen troubled
with rhi-uiiintlsu: at the kuee
a'id foot for live yntrs. I as
ultliost llliuble luirel urollliil.
utiil wiii very often coiilineil
to my lnd lor weeks at it
time. I 'Jseil only tiue bot
FOR SALE.
NO USE TO
own ER
tle of faltie's i elery 0111
noutid. and was T!ectiy
fufnl. I can now uinp
around, and fi.i-1 us lively us
a boy." r'NANK ahih.i.
turek.i, Nevada.
tl.oo. six Tor $5 on. Drugvsts.
Maromoih testtmotilut paper free,
ffius, KiCHAKOSONiJo..Frops..Bur:iinfton,Vt.
niAunun nvre O" Faster and Brtohter I
UlAMUnU UICZ cuton than any other but.
"Seeing is Believing.
And a good lamp
must be simple; when it is not simple it is
not POOrl. S.itnif flyiiA'i fZ. 1 ,V,
words mean much, but to see The Rochester "
will impress the truth more forrihlv All miJ
toueh and seamless. anH mnrl. in thr.. , 'i
T . ... MIUV. ll J llllVt
it is absolutely safe and unbreakable. Like Aladdin's
of old, it is indeed a "wonderful lamp," for its mar
velous lisrht is Durer anrl hrio-rit' i:u
softer than electric light and
look f.,r this stamp Tub Rocmesteb. If the tamp dealer hadn't the irennlna
XiorilKltTKU Linp CO., 42 rark Plate, Net York City.
THE
0
T - w i i mm
fX U-umu
a- mm j m m n m m m m Ba -
Ar T 1
HAY- FEVER
i
Cold head
l.iy m tVjw Il.Um in lutt a Uqtiid, tnvJT or jxrtcder. Applied into Vte luutrilx it is
quickly abaurbrd. It elrantra the funl, albty injUmnuUinn, heal
EaflA the Bre. frM by tlrvo;)U or Bent by mat I on rrrelnt of uriee. CiIa
DUG ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren Street NEW YORK. 3UC
'ann h lir.A l.r.K a O K
:l.lbll4'd
c:i.,.. r
X Per Full Quart. - SI.BO
X KLEIN'S
Duqucsne Rye
J a N .. K4KI.KY l 1. 1 ,
A.
Per Full Quart. - SI. 25
X KLEIN'S
Bear Creek Rye,
t Per Full Qua t. - SI.OO;
If Timr dealer ili's not have it. send
ilircct to lie;i,,iiarters for it. H'epity
X,,,i cj ii tHxmiir.
t MAX KLF IN,
1 82 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY, PA. :
leti'.S Wily
Milm Fire Insurance Apcj
rr. av. 01 civ,
General Insurance Agent
KRKmHitVKO. PA.
To Investors.
l H rn iwir friim home to reek Inveittnienf
T when yon ran tiu Pennny l7nla Klrnt
Mortaaae aeroritler on the !arh or Mnntblr
I'm me tit plan ami ahlel, w til net yon taenty per
e.- your muneyT Kor particular rail on or
addrers H. A. KNIll.tH AKT.
au. a. Kliensburx. Pa
Garf iold Toa
Cures Sick Headache
Watches, Clocks
IKWF.I.HY.
Silverware. KDsicallEslrDiTienlF
Optical Good:
Sole Airent
r'HK 11IK-
iicicuiati u xiubiviuiu
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Jnlumhla Fn-ilbnia Watclips
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CARL RIVINIITS.
R inshiirii. Nov. II, lHH5--tt.
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M NEURALGIA
Pain' alVlrry ninoiui. h:is li-n a i.ikI
send to me. for the (mm two imi I h.oe suf
fered II h neuralif'a ' tlio heart i..-n.i .n. i
doi'tor fullliik' to cure me. I li .o- mm I .k.-i.
Dearly four biittles of the mi-nili I n.i an.
free ftoru the couilaltit- I f, viy ifr-il lul
Ui you." C His. II. I.kwis, t'ciilisl Viil.ig.-. t,
Paine's
Celery Compound
"I have liceti preatly aftlli ted with acuta
rbciiiiiatlsiu. and could flint no relief tint ll 1
uil I'aliie s elery oiiipiitiiiil. Arier usin
six Imttlii or this medicine I am bow cured ot
rui-uiii.it li- I rouble.'; "
Stai ti. lli'TciiiNsiiN. So. Cornish. N. II.
Effects Lasting Cures.
Puttie's ( 'Hery I'oiiipomnlhiiM i-rfiiriii-d m;iu
other cures as marvelous as I liese. - coph oi
letters sent to any address. ITeasant to take,
does not disturb, but aids digestion, and entire
ly vegetable; a child can take It. What's the
use of su tiering lonjfer with rheumatism or
Ueuraijfla
n t n iro Living upon Laetated Food are h'ralth
BABIC. iacpv. Hearty. It u VnequaleU.
more cheerful th an eithpr
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THE FUTURE OF LONDON.
Incrnur In the Population of the City
Kceelve o Merii.ua C heek.
The favorite name of CiMett for
Ijntuloii "tlie wen" is poino; to be
truer than it ever has Wen if we can
trust some remarkably iuterestinir sta
tistics jut issued by the Lomlou enmi
ty council, says - the Westminster
l'ud-et. One tjuestion di.seusf.eil is
whether Iiiidun is or is not beinjr
cheeked in its rate of growth. On a
first plauee at the registrar's Satires
with regard to Loudon itself it ap
peared as though it were, for before
ISM -ill London population was increas
ing every ten years at a rate varying
from it. to Ul piT cent., but in the
decade ending with lS'.il the rate of in
crease had only been 10 per cent.
"Hoes this mean." asks the committee
of which Mr. t'ostelloe is chairman,
'"that London has reached the turning
point ami that in a few years the in
crease will liccomc a decrease?' The
committee Cuds that it does not. It
apjH-ars that tlie true reason for the
apparent diminishing rate of increase
is that the building space in London is
gradually lieing appropriated, and that
the people, aided by improved railway
and tramway and omnibus accommo
dation, are betaking themselves more
to outside London resiliences. Kveu in
greater London this is noticed to a
finulli-r extent. The rate of increase
in population, while still very rapi.i
in greater Loiulon, is In-ginning t
show a tendency to become slower, am'
it is di: covered that the Londoner
are moving still further out into tin
home e -unties. Then there are skcu
latiotis as to what tlie size of Loiido
will lie fifty years hence or less upoi
the milder suppositions. If we ilu uoi
add any more to the population thai
the : mount per decade that has Wei
added since ISM it seems that wi
sin tilil have a population in l'.i4t o.
close liHin HUKKJ.IMH). If we allow foi
a growth at the rate of the natural in
crease of births over deaths there will
be nearly 11.1-00,000 in London in that
year. If we reckon that Loudon will
grow at the average rate of tlie last
three decades we shall be over H.otai,
uo). but if inner London and outer
Loiulon go m together growing at tlie
rate they have lieeu growing for the
last three tens of years we are to ex-M-et
a London jxipulation in l'J41 of a
trilling 17,5.M).tKH). If we hok at tlie
uiatter in another way and ask what
Mipulution greater IajikIou will eon
tain when it has attained throughout
the mean density of well-known areas
we get the following appalling figures:
If rri'ut r lof nloii vere only propli d
as U-t:3. .' Ik.i Ha xillHlvJ it UuUl I
lout tin a iop 1 .11011 ot 13.oul.UUI
If It ui iu h ii I I uu iiu ulL-ruHc m
uVnsi-ly m I- nil am is now luc popu
liOioii uoulti le 3U,0U0,0JU
If it r.' 1. 01...1 at l lie rl.; uf t
tiwr.-i- s. H-.movi-r Mjurc. ihu t -tul
w.ml 1 risi- I 3l.OU.UOi
liiti-i liapel is now tlireu times as
densely H.-opU-il as St. lieorjfe's itself.
The moral is obvious.
PRAISE FOR THE KEARSARGE.
A Krltlah View .if the lamiiat liattle
Willi the AlalM.ua.
The old Kearsarge. which sank the
Alabama, has Herself come to a vio
lent end. Sin was recked a few days
a'o iu the I'aribliean sea. happily with
out loss of life. It is all but thirty
years, says the London News, siuce
she fought her great light off l'h-r-
murg, so she has kept the seas a long
time. !she deserved an honored place
on the retired lit of the American
navy. fr slie had claims on national
gral itiide only second to those of the
Constitution. Her light with the Ala
bama vx as a duel conducted very much
011 the iiiikIi'I of the old personal eon
test . iu the age of chivalry. After a
hot pursuit she hail at last cornered the
confederate cruiser which had wroughj,
so in iu-li ruin to American commerce,
and it was well umlerstooil that pur
suer or pursued must perish. She
watched the mouth of Cherbourg har
bor, which her enemy was under
short notice to leave, and the
light was inevitable. The steamers
in port come out to see it,
and some of them carried ex
cursion parties from I'aris. The Kear
sarge won by superior artillery, su
perior discipline, superior patriotism.
ll-r crew had a nobler idea to light for
than the medley of mercenaries that
crowded the privateer. '1 hese were a
desperate gang, and they had givei.
their ofliei-r. endless trouble before lb.
Ivearsarge took the reformation -of
their manners in hand. As the Ala
tiama steamed out of harbor at tel.
oVl.H-k on Sunday morning, dune I'.i.
-he found ht-r antagonist waiting foi
her and the tivo approached each otl.i-i
in ever-narrowing ciri-les. tiring all tin
time. The Kearsarge was lietler pre
pared for defi-rise. as well as for attack
Iter eoiuuiundi-r had roughly ariuoiiret
In-r in' the most vulnerable parts b.
laying al! his spare chain cables ii
folds over the titles. The Alabatni
opened tire at a liivtance of about 1
11. ile. and when the ships had madi
seven complete circles she suddenly,
turned and headed for the land. Slu
was sinking, for laith shot anil shv-1
had reached her with fearful effects on
.hip anil crew. A ltrili-h yacht, tin
I eet lioiind, w hich had come out to se
Ihe light, came up in time to suvi
about forty of tlie crew as they jmupeo
for their lives. The last shot was lireii
as she went down. It was a gloi i.ui
victory. We can say so with a clear
coii.sciciice now, as tlie liaily News war
among the few metropolitan journals
that said so w hen it was won.
BOOK NOTES.
Ax Oxford library lias a manuscript
containing the w hole llil.le. It is writ
ten on a piece of parchment so thii
ami the writing is so minute that tin
whole, when rolled up. is neatly packet
away iu the shell of a common wal
nut. ,
Lovn.i.. the naturalist, in lflfil, pub
li: hed a InKik at Oxford entitled -ran
-jooloifico-Miueralogia." a title whicli
recalls that proposed by Ralielais. win
intended to call one of liis IkhiL-k " In.
t pe rieataiuetaparahengedainphierib-
ra nones.
I. 174U. a InMik intended toridicul
printers was nublished eiit!tl...l
History of I'ilcluiui Cant um.or a Merrie
Oialogue Uftwcen Apollo. Foolish
llarrie. Sillie Hill
a Spider Killer, a Donkey and theliuiis
. . t .. 1 -. .
01 i-iiiigate.
Tiik title has a great deal to do with
me popularity of a book. An KmrKvl.
novel in the early days of this century
loun.i no readers w hen announced a--The
Champion of Virtue, but iintiie
d iately liecame popular as the "Ok
Knglish Haron."
I r is said that no book has ever Wen
prtule.1 winch did not contain tvix
graphical blunders. The nearest' a p-
P.oaeu 10 iH-rtection is "The Lusiad
printed by .loza Sousa in 1SIT.
lias but one. and that an accident
causeii by the press.
ABOUT WOMEN.
Miss Maky Haitv was married re
cently to James Lucky, in Halifax
N. S.
A n.ot'K made in 17'iO ticks away
.teadily on the parlor mantel tf the
bouse of Mrs. Mary Hrower, in Hoston.
Viscoi ntk.sS Aoki, the wife of the
newIy-apotuted Japanese minister to
Lnglaud, is a German woman of noble
birth.
Ahbazia, where the Cierman empress
is now with her six little princes and
only princess, lies at the north end of
the Adriatic sea, on the gulf of Fiume.
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EHEXSniTRO I-F.XX'A
MRS. ELniRA HATCH.
HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS.
Dr. MUem JTmUooI C Elkhart, I.
Ill a a Biaa : For 30 years I waa troubled with
heart diaeae. Would frequently have (allinf
pella ami amotherinir at niht. Had to sit up or
grt nut of bed to breathe. Had pain lo my left
ide and back most of the time; at lait I becama
dtopsii-ai. 1 waa very tiervoua and nearly worn
out. lha least excitement would cause me to
THOUSANDSI
with flatterlrur. For the last fifteen Tears I rould
not sleep on my left side or bark until beran tak in
your Mrtr ar I'm. I had not t alien it Tery
locuj until I felt much better, and I ran now aleen
on either aide or bark without tbe leant dtHOnin
fort. I have do pain, smotbennir. dmpey. no wind
on stomach or ottier disagreeable cymptorua. Iam
able to do all my own butuework without any
trouble and consider mysvlf cunsl
Klkhart. Ind . lss. Maa. Klmiba Hatcw.
It ia now four ears aince I hare taken an
medicine. Am ia lietter health than 1 have beea
In 40 yean. I honevtly be- . .
Ueve that Dr. JK '' JVewt I I I O (T rl
Umart (Wn saved my lite 111
and made me a well woman. I am now 63 yean
of are, and am able to do a good dar'a work.
May arth. 1B92. at as tLMiaa UalCK.
Sld on a. Poaitive Ouaraalfc
Oh. M I LES PI LLS. 50 Doses 25 Cts.
MEAT MARKET
Havine pure has.nl the el Mill
ami lilsn,-ss ot ;i it ll. ee, of
Ktiensimi K. in t. Inn. ,.-t ii, it lius
ilies. I take I lil lin-l IhnI ,.f iiifi.im
ini the ol KIm-iisI.ui j.
vicinitv lli:it I u ill carrv mi t M.-at
Market at ll ie oh! slanil. am) inv ile
the same ii fiii-riills pat riinaiTi- of
tlie pul. I. c that was it.ii.i,,l in
my predei-essor. Inim.in, (l ,uy
anu : e l tor cash. I u i'l at all II me
keep on hand the liesi ,4njiv (,f
Meat ainl mve my i-ii-ti.in.-rs the
beiietilof lln- lnei prices.
JONATHAN OWENS.
C'vrir.
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A NEW 11 0i iAMti.N.
Procurinfir Tenants for Sky-Serap-inff
Ollloo Build ingti.
Kvoluttoat of a Kavcw of Eapwrt and 'lust
Llavre Who ti-t Umm fsr fur
Tbelr KfTorts- How They
Upsrale tai ChlrwcaL
Gettinpr tenants for scy scrapers hs
liecouie an important profession. 1 1,
only professors of this, kiml live h, i j,;.
.-aifo. says the lot if that eitv. at,.l
his is, their harvest time 'I'l,,-V j,r
-orkinr tlay and niplit. some .if i :
arniii- fees that would pleas..
-ijrjrest lawyer or iloctor iu tow n. v. i,;itf
nlhers are wearin-r iut their last j.:i:rs
.f shoe. It is in some resp,.. ts a u.-i.i .
rofession, for keepilisr everlastii, '!v
.t it does not always hrin' suvl-,Ss
I .nek lias a prood deal to do it), it ar 1
what is still i rse. lyin' has aj.,
Some if the most priNlijrius liar :
l hicairo are remarkably suecesviui -
this new field. Thev are rt-allv i.r,-
fessional liars, but it should he a 1,1,-1
that they are frowned upon t.k ..
legitimates and regarded as ijuui-U
and interlopers w ho ourlit to W il,,ii,
somethiinr else.
To do the quacks justice it mu-t !.
explained there is neither s-h,.i
collejre in this tow n that issues .i.,,;,
mas to recognized professors an. I lu-i,..-
..tie man has just as roinl ri'ht t.i i.ruv-
tice as another, if not a fri-eat ih-ai l.,-j.
ter. lrobably the only ditferein-,- 1..
tween a -tiack and a r.-ular is ,.
the former dejiendsentirely on hi-, util
ity as a liar to jret alotif, . lol,.
latter relies on his acijuaiutanc.- wj,
men who inhabit the tall otlice l.uiii-inK-s.
The professional tenant g-etu-r i
recent product, who belongs ess..i,t;a;.
ly to tlie tall-building era. He is rv.u.
erally a well-dressed 3'ouiht nian up
U date iu every way and. witii
p-Kd presence. His training i
quired in real estate oflices. Al..,ut
this season of the year, when ti-Lui.t,
of oCice buildings are cither l.n.Liinr
almut for more desirable otliei-s .ir r,
tiewin'r their lea.-, for the old ..n, v
the professor starts out. T he tirst
tiling" lie does is to jro to tlie a't-nt f r
t bijf building and have an uiiK-rsi,.i.
iiiir almut his commission. He iui .rm,
i lie arent that one of his frii-ii.is j,
.lot satisfied w ith his pres-ut I s-ii-.u
iii-l will probably make a chanv -j
tippos.- j oil w ill allow the usual c.m
uiNsioii if I brinir hiui around an.l j.', t
t i in to sirn a lease." he adds 1 t,c
'eiit says he will f- r he is ait. r t.-u.
nits, and it makes no diir-rt-m-r i ,
liiu who brings them around 1 i,c
M.inmissions rantre from tumti
lollars up. according to the iminU r
f rooms taken, several hiiu.lre.i .l .i-
ars lieing a comuiou fee w here a Uii
int takes a choice suite or Uiakesa
oiiir lease. After fettinjr the pr.-iuis:
f a Commission the professor alaris
.ut.
He may really have heard of a firm
;hat intends chaee;iiifT it, l.-aii,,.
ut in the majority of cases ll o lia
lot and troes forth to hunt a man -. u-
.vants t move. He jro.-s into a ta.l
'uildilifT, In-trius at the 1hiII.hu iiiii
.vorks up to the top. stopping' in evcrv
tlice and c.tplaiiiiiir that he Iu- a
umber f choice suites in the iionc-i
,ky-scraKr.
"Pardon me," he Wpins. after lv
njr shown into the private otli.-enf IU:
lead of the firm, ""but 1 learned fr .iu
t friend of yours that you are di nt.v
lied with your present ineati.ni ui.1
think of cliaiifiiiir. 1 represent tL
Vaup biiil.linT and would Ih- j.li-- i
osliowyou tloor plaus We fnn.:j
iirhts and jauit r service tree a;, i
ur rates are away far low votir teiiu.
i-re."
I li nine cases out of ten t his i a 1--'.i
ilulf, but it interests the tenaut y
the -jiiic.
"Who told you I was dissatL-hcJ "
he asl.s
"Well. I don't like to five v -u r...
lame, but it was a friend of vmr. i
ie asked me to come around aiiJ s.t
on."
The lli air plans are out by this t'r
in.l the prof.ss.r jroes on to --,(-. a. I
!i- ad vantages of his build n.r lie
tains its liH-altou w ith rei, r, i..v '.
lie ear lines an.l. if he i, tail.ii.- I
tilway supidv man. for in-iaii.T
ives the natn.-s of purchasers .ir..'.
'ass of (TimmIs who are in the I'u.
.ijT. Soiuet lines he sll.-ee. d- ill
iiiT a tenant dissatisfied, and htii-:
ets him. but it vi-ry freijui-nt 'y ' a?
.iis that he is politely ordered toJr:
.ut.
1'etiple in the bir butldii.Lrs are fil
ling to know- the teuant-relter- aii-i
'ive them a cold reception. '1 1- !' :
:iy one of th-m entered the oth.v
lawyer m theei.Thth ti.air of tlie I-- -cry
and iiiade his little sjeee!i al-"'
'iavitiT heard the tenant as ,:iss.:.r
tied.
"Is that so?" the lawyer aii-i-r.i
'Xow. w ho told you 1 w as sic id "--'
building".'"
"tine of your friends whom 1 a-t 41
the club yesterday.""
"W ell, "you tell him that he is
taken. Six weeks apo 1 signed a J.-
lease for five years."
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15oth Knirland and Atii.-ri.-a
send tourist excursion steam, r- t '
Arctic mean this sum. in r
M I XiiAt-sv has reeeited au i-r lrr
another .immense painlii.- fr
Hungarian iarliaiueut Imuv
Amkhr'AN meat d.. in. nut. s the ui
ketsof Kuri.pi-. If sl.j.m. i.l - ur. -r
laved three .lavs tlie price "i'
Ax American ph.itivrapi-i r i -Ives,
is astouishiu, I i. i . i . -U'-o"
fully taking colored phot. v'i i -
Tiik manufacture of ikon- t "
cred images so utun r-uli . " '
by orthodox Russians, is !
largest household industries 1
Kussia. w here -.mai.taiu are lurin-J
every year.
A tt.Ki'x if women niil.tia i
latest step in the euaiii'i-i1"'"
Killland. The ladies rkpeet t u '
the war-otlice is.in,itioui i i"1'''"
a nd promise to lie ready to take
field sdiould war break out.
FIGS AND THISTLES.
EnVCATIOX bhould lead out. net f
on.
What is easily done has l-cco
often.
A taii.or-made man is a 'ur,,
of the fitter."
Wuenevkk you speak evil i f ao-'1"
Tou are sure to hurt vourself
Fvi uv ir.tewl Tumi mkes tir.ttr..'1
laws that tyomelnlv has to f
T.ii- . v.l ..nl. s..s llic sinrl--
the dieeman's bri-ast; tin
l.aJ
n...,o.. ,v-.i .-...1.1 i a wn-t''5
rvna awai.w a, s sru v-a.
business, for if a man will "" '
lie will have troubles of !u
(rive away. Kain's Horn-
A London sescond-hand ufJT
recently advertised a little Vf
liious eonsidatiou.
, ,..,.u l'"
in ltUHl, and Ik-ars ine coos. ttf
IGMt, and Wars tbe coos...
A ll..lLn l.ief for l reu.-
Eyes uxn the Heath of t 'UiMrru
Sir Isaac Newums " rf t
OpUcs" attracted na ltrntVtro
own country until it ,UJ
found sensaUon ia Franc
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