{ THE JAPAN CURRENT.
—————
Kuro Siwo Piles Great Loads ef
Driftwood on Alaska's Shores,
In one sense the Kuro 8iwo, or Japan
current, is the most interesting in the
world because many oceanographers
believe it was the direct meails of peo-
pling America, This mueh at least is
certain: If a boat were to be set adrift
on parts of the Aslatic coast and sur-
vived all storms, the Japan current
could be depended upon to carry it
across the Pacitie and deposit it on the
American shore. Such a thing has
happened. In 1832 nine Japanese fish-
ermen wore left derelict and unable to
find their way back to shore. They
went with the current, and after a
drift lasting during several months
they were carried to Hawali,
Trees torn by storms from the banks
of Asiatie rivers frequently float across
the Pacific to the American coast. Be-
tween KRakatag and Kyak islands,
about 1,200 miles northwest of Seattle,
enormous piles of this driftwood cover
the beaches, There ean be no question
of the Asiatic origin of the timber,
They are the trunks of the camphor
tree, the mango and the mahogany. |
Logs 150 feet long and eight feet in di- |
ameter are frequently found, Many of
them ‘are seen floating shoreward, with
fantastie roots standing high above the
waves, In places the logs ave piled
twenty feet high, They are generally
without bark, which Las been peeled |
off by the waves, and most of them |
have become white and heavy from
impregnation with salt water, As they
pile up the sands drift over them, and
gradually they sink out of sight, and
new beac formed, This procesa
has beet going on for ages, and the
shore ine is being steadily extended.
Excavations alang the beach show that
texture of the buried timber gets hard-
er and harder the farther in you go,
until in some Instances petrifaction has
taken place. Other excavations show
jogs that have turned to coal,
Lies are
The pre senge of Siberian driftwood
on the shores of Greenland convinced |
Nansen that hi 8 idea of drifting ac
the Polar sca in the Fram was
Great quanti the wood are an-
of Spitz
nually consts
bergen and there
FOSS
logical.
ties of
the
Zem
on
Nova
cast
and bia,
deg wend for sl runners and
rood n implements on the drift from |
Siberian forests, For years they
pended for fron In en
hoops of ¢ which to
over seas,— dore Waters In
lee’s
ipleinents
came
The
The Willing Worker.
asked a modest
“that when | stay
nirs to voluntarily
10h
Why
breadwinney,
office after he
amount of work
re pounces
victim and
0 do?
young
at the
fs f#
iN AL,
S011
is in
Justif filable
more
“That has Lappened
time in my basiness, and
tition I have taken a vow tha
ever in charge of » 1 si
any oue of my nte
down and does work which
foally required of him credit for wi
he nd let it go at that, with
out adding Insult to injury, as It were, |
by giving Lim something further to d
“Of course old saying that the |
man be most work is the
man usually ‘worked; but it's discs
asing, do y
enough, though, Le goes ahead and fet |
himself be ‘worked, with only a weak |
objection to ease his feelings.
York Mail and Express,
to me time after |
at each repe- |
tif
an offic all give |
subore ain
: » i
isn't specif
does do a
it's an
who does
mr- |
1i't Yn think? Str: LEE
Mushrooms Are Filling. i
One virtue of the mushroom that of- |
fentimes is npt realized by its chan
Mons gyn is it nutritive qualities,
it is often gonsideped n anly far
gauce or n side dish, Rece ntly i ate |
dinner with a friend who is a bon vi- |
vant and gifted an abnormally |
large appetite. To my surprise, he or- |
dered nothing but mushrooms, bread |
and butter and, of course, drinkables. |
We had mushrooms paw, stewed, fried
and broiled on toast. It was my frst |
experi but I found them excel |
lent. 1 certainly thought they would |
pot “stay by me;” but, to my surprise, |
for many hours afterward [I had
gomplete a sense of fullness as rare |
poast beef or Juley steak ever lmpagt: |
gfl.—New York Te ler A ii
with
nee,
ns |
The Congressional Record,
To appreciate the value of The Con. |
gressional Record one must see it used. |
{tis the only means by which members |
themselves keep informed of the prog: |
pess of legislation when scores of |
measures are often considered in al
day. [It is on the desk of the president |
of the United States and Is read by |
every exceutive officer, from cabinet to |
ghief of division. Every government |
in the warld envigs ours the possession |
uf such a publication, forming at onga |
pa indispensable current peg sword and a |
permanent history of events even more i
valuable through the centuries.—Argo- |
paut.
The €agnafion,
In ita prising) state tig gaenation was |
fi five petal flower about one Inch in |
it was sometimes seen in a mauve |
shade. The carnation of the present |
day is the produoet of eapeful hybridiza- | i
tion, ne ag result of which the size of |
ihe power nut anly hag ingpeased to a
parked degrep, buat it hing been filled
with petals, sqmething like a hundred
being seen In a single choice specimen.
His Propensity.
“l never forget a joke that I once
Lear,” remarked Borem,
LNey pploined Guyer, and yon don’
give ang af your Regan litanees 8
ghance 0" =~Chieage
a
haunts those who buy only what they |
can afford.
The greatest of all pleasures is to
give pleasure to one we love. id
~ Dorothy Dodd.
FEED BABY SLOWLY.
5 ¢ OF THE MOST IMPORTANT FAC-
TORS IN CHILD REARING.
Reasons Why Food Should Not Be
Tumbled Rapidly Into the Little
Stomanch—Advice Which Applies to
Grown Folks as Well as Babes.
In the proper bringing up of a child
there is nothing absolutely more
portant than this one thing--to teach
II to cat slowly.
Every groom knows and observes the
rule in the care of a horse that rapid
eating is fatal to digestion. There are
nil sorts of patent mangers to prevent
the horse swallowing his oats too
quickly. The man who has no patent
manger knows enough, when neces
sary, to put a stone in the manger,
scattering the oats around it, so that
horse may be compelled to eat
If "the horse's inclination is
to gulp down water too fast, the care-
ful man will put a big sponge in the
water, compelling slow drinking.
A child's appetite, when he is al-
is always In ex-
of his actual needs unless the
child is in bad health. The reason for
this is extremely simple. The child
craves food because his body requires
manufacture new tissue, Ie is
and be must not only replace
the used up tissues that his daily life
but he must make new flesh,
sw muscles, new bone and new blood
every day, adding weight and size.
Tl ton of hunger is not the
craving ch, satisfied
filled; itis an
to
de st (rOYS,
wi } Ca} Lama
as the stomach Is
eraving that felt by the nerves all
the body. This eraving cannot
bly be satisfied until the stomach
begun the of trausforming
food Into blood, flesh, muscles,
uently the wliich we
persists le after the
rupldly ab-
needs.
its urge their
alwi
8 BOO
Is
over
nossl
b
3} . ve «1s
Has WOrs
the ete.
CONS sensation
mg
Fil persan Las
wh food ¢
18 it really
al and ya
want to.
{ In mished
at himself
The very
CXUOER,
. The great
i tha xeess in eat
ig OO per cent of men be
i 8 for
is
wed to da so
* Ame
unt
A000unt
GISCABOs,
at too rapid
lon eating
But tog often
eae ve the
hast, Wi
is Ted ane spoonful
lefore it has time to half
even gulp down the first tea
fool another 1s held to its
. it swi what it
in the
ul
lows
fn
ng ALE Besitay as
wre which par
ber. As
erly prepar-
% inely
» work of
» food for
tion of
rad ut
to mini
gastric
. the work
and most
of blood
Bev
Ht
r mixed In order
the
or
v slowly ang
iful. If noth
im pt fee
quent inlarvais tay ay his knife
and fork that the importance of pro
longed chewing may be impressed upon
him. Den’t allow your child to gulp
down water or any other liquid with
food. If yon him ta
while he eats the salivary
gla ils will not act Th will not
need ta net, for he will be able to swal
low his food « y when it Is made
moist by water
You ean’t do anything to help along
the uncons which gops
on in the stomach, bul you ean da ev
grything tg hein that process by at
tending to the fourth necessity, which
demands blood and the heat of the
blood in the stomach, Allow no child
to take violent exercise,
to study even to read an exeiting
book. The brain has frst eal upon
the gervige sf the heat, and as soon
p§ the bean Is excited the blood leaves
the stomach snd goes to the head, The
muscles also too violently ex.
erted draw the blood awny from the
stomach.
It is absolutely impossible for a child
OF 4 grown pegswn io digest properly
or to get strength and vitality from
what he eats unless for at least a half
hour after eating the stomach be al
lowed to monopolize the blood supply.
Children should be ke " gute fa
some way, espeplaliy very young chil
dren, after they have eaten, In the
case of very young bables pature at-
tends to this mercifully by making
them go to sleep as goon as they have
absorbdd thelr milk, Older childrey
ought not to go to sleep directly afiep
eating for physiological ren sgug which
may be explaingd if sole gther Hw
fut they pelt te be quiet and calm.
Tens of thousands of children In homes
where this newspaper is read are ruin.
ed in health by studying right after
menls, The public school system
which gives children too short a ot
ing period In the middle of the day
responsible pat tor this, ‘and the
home studies at night ace . respon:
ble
SE word that is sald here applies
to grownup people, of whom not one
in n hundred has ever been taught to
apply to himself such common sense
care ns is bestowed on a second class
horse. ~New York Journal.
ns ssn A IAAI,
Dorothy Dodd.
down
n
his solid allow
“fous
process
or
when
AVALUABLE PUBLICATiO},
The Penneylvanin Railroad 1007 Summer
Excursion Houle Hook,
Own June 1 the Passenger Company
will publish the 1902 edition of the
Bummer Excursion toute Book, This
work Is designed to provide the pub-
lic with descriptive notes of the priuci-
pal Sumter resorts of astern Awmeri-
en, with the best routes for reaching
thew, und the rates of fare. It cou-
tuins all the privcipal seashore and
mountain resorts of the ast, and over
seventeen hundred diflerent routes or
combinations of routes. The book has
been compiled with the greatest care,
and altogether is the most complete
and comprehevusive handbook of Bum-
mer travel ever oflered tothe public.
The cover is handsome and striking,
printed in colors, and the book con-
tains several maps, presenting the ex-
act routes over which tickets are sold,
The book is profusely illustrated with
fine half-tone cuts of scenery at the va-
rious resorts and along the lines of the
Pennsylvania Railroad,
On and after June 1 this very inter:
teresting book may be procured at any
Pennsylvania Railroad ticket office at
the nominal price of ten ecnts, or, up-
on application to Geo, WW. Boyd,
sistant Genersl Passenger Agent,
Broad Street Btation, for
twenty cents,
by mail
Bsmt -
flow to Avaid Trouble,
Now is the time to provide yourself
and family with a bottle of Chamber-
Cholera aod Diarrhoes
It is certain to
needed before the summer is over, and
if procured now may save you a trip te
town in the night or your busiest sea-
tis everywhere
the most successful medicine in use for
bowel complaints, both itldren
No family can sflord to
For saleby J. F,
J. B.
a A
Inin's
Hemedy,
Colie,
ulmost be
son. admitted to bw
for el
snd adults.
be without it,
H. F.
Rossman, Fisher's Sons,
Reduced Rates to Denver, Colorado Springs
and Paeblo,
Trienniel Conven-
International Bunday
jation, held at Den-
On account of the
tion of the
school Assoc to be
Hend Itin His Newspaper,
man citizen of pew Lebanon, Ohlo,
Zzsitung,
uims to advertise only the best in its
columrs, and when he saw Chamber-
laiu's Palio Balin advertised therein
for lame back, he did not hesitate in
buying a bottle of it for Lis wife, who
for eight weeks had suffered with the
most terrible pains in her back and
could get no relief, He says: ** After
using the Pain Balm fora few
born anew, '
tire contents of the bottle the unbear-
able pains had entirely vanished and
she could again take up her household
duties.” He is very thankful and
hear of her
wonderful recovery,
Smith, H. F,
NOs,
J. I
Rossman,
Ions f— ——
insurance,
—— Bon ff ust —
Pennsylvania BR. RR, Kates
On account of the National Educa-
tion Association's Annual meeting at |
July 7to 11, the
to
on its lines July 4 to 6, good to return
the round trip, plus $2.00. These tick- |
ets will be good for return passage only
when executed by Joint Agent at Min-
for this service. By depositing ticket |
with Joiut Agent not earlier than July | |
5 nor later than July 14, and payment |
of 50 cents at time of deposit,
an ex-
ed to leave Minneapolis not later than |
Neptember 1. |
For specific rates and conditions, ap- |
ply to ticket agents,
Ws pt om
Dn wid.
Sens A —————
Darothy
Chamberlain's |
Tablets, They |
For
=tomach
SHiousmens use
& Liver
1
CiPRNIse
ver, Col., June 20 to July 2, the Penn-
«¥Ivania Railroad Company will
excursion tickets to Denver,
sell |
Colorado |
tions on its lines, at rate of single fare |
for the round trip. Tickets will
sold and good going on Jone 21 to
and will be to return
Denver, Colorado Springs,
vot later than August 31. Tickets must
be validated fur return by
Joint Agent at any of the sbove men-
be
i)
'
good leaving
or Pueblo
passage
tioned points, for which service a fee
of twenty-five cents will be charged.
For specific rates and conditions, ap-
ply to ticket agents.
ts sro
My little son hd an attack of whoop-
ing cough and was threatened with
pueumonia; but for © nin's
Cough Remedy we would have had a
serious time of it. It also saved him
from severs) severe attacks of croup
H. J. Brruckrvanes, editor World
Herald, Fair Haven, Wash, For
by J. F. smith, H. F. Rossman,
Fisher's Bens,
hamber
sale
J.B
ams A MPs: -
House and Lot for Sale,
The HRitner homestesd
Hall i= oflered for sale by the owner,
Rev. Hobert O'boy le, in order to close
out the estate. The property
of dwelling house, outbuildings,
stable and about five acres of land,
he location ix pleasant, and will minke
a «plendid howe. For further partie-
ulare inquire of W. B. Mingle, Cen.
tre Hall. tf
in Centre
consists
li.
Of what does a bad taste in your
mouth remind you? It indicates that
your stomach is in bad candition and
will remind you that there Is nothing
go good fur such a dssorder as Cham-
berlain’s Btomseh & Liver Tablets
after having once used them. They
cleanse and invigorate the stomach
and regulate the bowels. For sale at
25 cents per bog by J. F. Smith, H. F,
Rossman, J. Bb. Fisher's Fons,
AM AP MARA
Dorothy Dodd,
SR
College of Musie.
The summer tern of this well
known sghool of pusie will begin July
21. 81% werks instruction and board for
} Ax all schools have vacation at
this time, iL gives an opportunity to
«hood ehil trea and teachers to attend
Parents desiring a home-like sghan!
for their children should send for eata-
logue to
Husny BRB. Moven,
FREEHGRY, | PA.
A DMINIESTRATOR'S NOTICE. lotters of
Administration on the estate of Elisbeth
MeC futick, inte of Grege wwaship, Jdereaen,
heaviog beent duly granted Wa the Wnilersigned
they wend Fempectiithh request all perso Khow.
fv themed Tim 3 pd the estate 1 make
immetiiie I , Abel eg having olsims
nea iust Ue 43 present them daly adthenti-
ented A 4. PL GROVE
LEME J. A MI"CLINTICK,
Atorne; Admiumtraiers,
en.
You LE,
A DMINISTRATORE NOTICE «LETTERS
of Admiuistrtion on the estate of Hirum
Durst, late of Grege township, deceased, hiagi
been duly granted Wo the iy hey wo
rerhertiully regent ally _ 0 Jog
ko lm
- I, wl bis aT t
Fae in ioe iia) fr
AGRI retin.
may 16% pring Mills, Pa.
A DMINIETRATOR'S NOTICE~LETTERS of
Adminhttation on the esate of Rdwin
Kant, tate of G Sota: deca a
been du'y gran Yr thd util
pry fayment, dis
he Shin 10 mesent
and regulate the |
and |
by Jd. F.
the stomach
| permanent cure, For sale
Sous, !
Dorothy Dodd.
TR BALE
-— AL & sar flow th
hHO IRRE ROWER FOR TABLS ENG
ri CT ERHINGE EMAC INK
i KAG SAW, outupiew
AL=(y
I ME iH riot RIXu BUHR.
FLO MACH NERY
1r 0001 K KEEL AND CONVEYERS
HAMM NG MACHINE.
FIOUR CHESTS, ETH
wachinery will bee snl
Wilh “me hg
JOIN RK IN i
Potters Muis, Pa.
VATORS
8 wu iog
i:
i separa
idling
TH
aa LH
BANKS.
Penn's
Valley
Banking Company,
CENTRE HALL, PA
Receives Deposits,
Discounts Notes.
W. B. MINGLE, Cashier. auly
ATTORNEYS.
[ven 8. TAYLOR, =
A Pa As aeliofonio, Ph.
Xo. M Temple Oonrt, All manuer of iogal busi
sess prompily atiended 10, sug
I.H ORVIN C. M BOWER, E J, ORY;
(JRVIs, BOWER & ORV:
Alorugye st
BELLEFONTE PA.
Ofoe in Orider's Exchange vuilding on wocond
floor. Huh
David F. Fortney. W. Harrison Walker
FORTEEY & WALKER
Attorney a) Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office north of Court House.
LEMANT DAL,
C Alsorney at Law i Ea
Office N. W, corner DAA two LA from
First National Bank. ans
J VICTOR ROYER,
. ARorney.at-law,
BELLEFONTE, PA,
Offioe directly North of Court House, 0
W_ 6. RUNKLE,
. A
ELLEFONTE, PA.
All kindant bosineas tienda attended to
HERE w collections Pmoe 33
floor Crider Hau ge.
8. D. GETTIG,
ATTORNEY-AT-1.AW
LAL APONTE, yg
Oollectionsang ail egal business
i a Consultations German and
Exianuge Boldly,
G L. OWENS,
' ATTORNEY. AT LAW,
YRONE, PA.
oo Apeotaity : Ouilections at
i aut
en Sonne
tr vingdon. ward, Fer io -
N. B SPANGLER, aTropuET ATLA.
Practioes in all the Coden lation in
"I. v. qamTaOPY,
and Couveyanver, YOOBURN, PA.
Burveyc:
BR. SMITHS BALVE for
mail for 2
chilblaing eto.
SMITH CO. Contre Hall, Pa.
oenis. The DR,
ANF¥RD, AGENT.
RS
and
These Carpets will
be sold cheaper
than they ean be bought els
LS.
The Best
Assortment
of oe
AS ‘SPRING
buy
APPROAC
vour Furnitare,
Let
wetter place to buy than
inspect my 4
HES
x
CBA
housekeeping.
1
me
stock and
AND LARGEST
Found anywhere in the
give you good value for yon
for § teen Fears, and my
the best policy Every
sented, or will take it back.
ARE DELIVEI
four
| SPECIAL
to
starting
find no
and
wd that | have
* FURNITURE
and further, I
Thos
come
a been. “Honesty is
as repre-
must be
Wi hat more can vou ask ?
Directing Funerals,
NEW GOODS,
Low Prices !
We have just received a full line of
Notions, such as Ladies’
Collars and Blocks, Ladies’ Fancy
Skirts in different styles, Hosiery,
Five Underwear, Corsets ribbons, belts,
also a fine line of trimmings,
We have Mens’ and Boys’ Shirts,
Underwear, Hate, Caps, Blocks, Hosle-
ry, Suspenders, Umbrellas and, in fact,
most everything you generally find in
A country store. A new lot of Dry
Goods. Highest prices paid for eoun-
try produce.
Come snd give us a eall.
Turn Iver
H. F. ROSSITAN,
Spring Mills.
PINEIIURST,
CAMDEN,
FLORIDA,
SOUTHERN PINES.
SAVANNAL,
NASSAU AND
IHAVANA,
ATLANTA,
JOSEPH E.
E36 Chestnut ®t,
MILLER, Passenger Agent.
Philadelphia, Pa
J. R DUVAI
201 K
Passenger Agent,
sitimore #St., Baltimore, M4.
W. H. PLEASANT A,
Traffic Manager,
Washington, D. C.
R. E. L. BUNCH,
General Nessenger Agent,
2000000000000058s00e800wI0
Spring Mills, Pa.
New Store.
New Steck... . .
I will be pleascd to
have a call from all
persons wishing © to
purchase goods in my
1 RAI Rh
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE.
All kinde of Produce
taken in exchange for =
goods, and at priecs
that will surprise you,
a
H. G. STROHIEIER,
. PENN,
Manufacturer of
and Dealer In
HIGH GRADE ...
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all kinds of
Marble Av
a anite, Toma to pot my pricy