THE HONESDAIE CITIZEN' : THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3. 1908.
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CHOICE MISCELLANY
Th, Prliomr.
"ZTcrylxxJy In I-ondoa," Bld n. K.
Adtlr, tho western Cotcctlvc, "1 wear
tns noir, like uj, (lie eciul-total pledge
button. Tbe iileilgo U. you kuorr, nn
oath only to drluk at Uncli ana din
ner. "In London I heard Lord Koatrts,
tho head of the EuglUli movement,
mako a speocli nt n banquet. ,
"One tbinf? the little uld soldier Mid
wag that nlTca could without fpar al
low Mml-total husbands to go to tho
club. A ecml total husband would nb
ways como ijoine from tho club early.
"Thanlu also to the semi-total
pledge, wives wouldn't bare to look
sfter their husbands no vigilantly.
There was an old soldier who said
to a friend:
"My wife does look after me well.
Bho oven takes off my boots for inc.'
" 'When you como home from tho
club?' tbe friend asked.
" 'No. When I want to go there.' "
Washington Star.
Dth and th Race Problem.
According to Hip seventh nniu.il re
port of the pivernnicnt on stiilillcs
of mortality for the jo:ir !!'. for cltleit
containing as much as 10 per eent r
over of colored people, tin' death ralu
of the white population vvni 17.2 per
thousand and that of the ncixrii raeo
28.1, or more than fin. per rent higher.
In tbe state of Maryland the mortal
ity rate for the colored w.m 321.fi in
compared wllb tlfi.l for the white, and
similar high rales of death In the
ncjrro race arc shown for all cltlct
with a large colored population. Tor
Instance, In Mobile, Ala., the rate for
tho colored was 02B.2 nnd for the while
S12.
Here Is n statistical study. Ever
stneo the negroes were set free Tho
fioath rate has been Increasing, nnd
this Increase has been made the basis
of n claim lint extermination by dls
easo would ultimately solve the race
problem. Iloanoko Times.
Advancing Microscopy.
By n recent Invention the wonders
revealed by the ordinary microscope
are Increased n -hundredfold. Hence
forth students may uso n high power
lens as large as six Inches In diameter,
thus bringing the whole of objects In
stead of details only under observa
tion. Dy this, means n common house
Oy la magnified nil at once till It ap
pears to lie ns large as an ostrich.
Being Inclosed In nn open space, where
It Is kept directly within the field of
tho glass and yet has ample room,
considering Its size, to move ntiout ami
engage In Its usual occupations, tbe
opportunities for observation are Im
mensely In advance of anything pre
viously enjoyed by scientists.
American Princetsts.
Two princesses, representatives of
the only real American royalty, de
scendants of that Mnss.isoll whose
wont was law to thirty villages and
80,000 red men, arc living In poverty
on the shores of Lake Aamwutupsctt,
Massachusetts. They are Towcelooma
and Wootonekanttske. An effort Is
being mado to n-cure for Hies last of
'the royal blood of the W'ompanoags a 1
msterlal recognition of their tights
and of the services which their nnecs
tor, tho mighty sachem Mnsaolt, per
formed for tbe pioneers of Now Eng
land, for without Mass.inlt's friend
ship and protection the struggling colo
nists would hnvo been swept from tho
land. Argonaut.
The Qrain'to Biscuit Record.
From standing grain In the field to
well baked biscuits In twenty-two min
utes was the record made In con
Terttng the raw material Into the
manufactured product at Waltsburg,
WaslL, not long ago. Tills Is snld to
beat tho previous record held by n
Ulnncapolls mill by twenty-nine min
iates. The Minneapolis record was
mado Rcveral ,enrs ago and might bo
(Improved on nl this time, but until tho
'Minnesota farmers begin using com
bined harvesters and other up to date
machinery such ns have made tho Pa
cific northwest famous the record will
remain on this side of tho ltocky moun
tains. Port I. mil Oregonlan.
Woof and Mutton.
Twenty-five years ago nearly nil the
sheep lu tlds country were Merinos,
grown mainly for wool, and mutton
was tho Incident. At this lime a ma
jority of the sheep of the country nro
raised for mutton, nud wool Is the In
cident. Twenty-flvo years ago sheep
were sent to market when they wen
four or live years old anil averaged
eighty to nlucty-flvo pounds. Now
sheep are marketed earlier anil average
105 to 120 pounds. The ewes sold In
'the market nt the pret-ent outweigh
'tho wethers of former years. National
Parmer.
'An Accessible Governor.
On tho glass of the double doors lend
ing to tho offices of the governor of
Massachusetts there Is printed this
cordial Invitation: "Walk In." And
many visitors to the famous state
houso lieneath the golden dome op
Beacon hill who might otherwise pass
by contenting themselves with furtive
(glances feel that hero Is n welcome so
plain and cordial that nn.u timidity
they might nthorvvNo i conscious of Is
entirely dispelled. -National Magazine.
A Stiff Shirt.
John Murphy of Si dalln was engaged
tn unloading n car of cement. Ills
shirt "wilted" and likewise was cov
ered with cement. Tho cement "set"
until It was ns hard as rock. When
John went home hi' nltenipled t" re
move the shirt, but he was not nblo to
do so until Mrs Murphy had pounded
the garment with n hammer for fully
thirty minutes, breaMng the shirt Into
pieces.
Names of tho Days.
Tho English names for the days of
the week aro derived from the Saxon
nnd tho French from the I.nlln.
An Era of Polionlng.
During the middle ages, when the
aristocracy of Florence nnd Venice
was so tyrannous to Its dependents,
murder was considered ns u small
crime, and poisoning was so skillfully
effected that many pooplo lived almost
entlitdy on bulled eggs.
Tortoise Shell Hats.
In Ramon tho smart ladles wear tor
toise shell bats.
BrItUu Colonial Governor!.
British colonial governors are ap
pointed, ttiu premier having political
power to oppose or acquiesce In n sug
gested nppolutmciii. Tho governor has
practically Hie kiiuu power lis ono up
pointed to pivorn n territory of tho
United Btates.
The D.ard.
Tbu growth of ibv U-ord Is strongest
In must men on t lu- ilglit baud side.
Robin Hood.
Itobln Hood is n traditionary English
outlaw and popular hero. lie Is snld
to Imvo been born at I-ocksley, Not
tinghamshire, nlmiit 11171 IItt lived
In the woods with his band either for
reasons of his own or because ho was
really outlawed.
Prater Park.
Tho largest park In Kuropo Is the
Trater, In Vienna, measn log eighty
square miles.
tTnele Sam's Forester.
Thirty-nine young graduates of our
Lnllmial forestry schools have lately
repaired appointments rs assistants In
the forest service. There Is a growing
lutcrctt lu the profession of forestry,
end many young men are asking how
to get Into It and what rewards It
promises. Itecintly the chief of the
forest service wrote on this subject as
follows:
To be a irood forester a man should
eomMne something of the tmtunill.t
with a trcM deal of tho 1,u1iuim man.
To know how to u the forst he must
be AbU to study tt Inmost hav, thern
for, tho iiower of cssr.-citon, a fond
ness for nature and t a ability to pene
trate her secrets. Hut If hs la to fiuc
ceed ha must also have good practical
Judgment and th ability to hainlui men.
ltu must by resourceful, able to stand by
himself. wUUng to undergo the. privations
of rouffh life and catmble of oontnmndtnx
the rsspeet of rough men, who tiutekly
rceojrnlse virility nnd aenulnenem of
character, but will not tolerate pretense,
or the Assumption of authority. A for
ester needs a vigorous mind In n rigor
ous body. He must bo of tho kind that
likes to get tMogs done and does not
give up when things are not gotng his
way. He srUl have to fsco duncultles
and work out problems far from outsldo
hetp. relying solely upon himself. He
ought to be bard to whip.
On tho national forests Uie assistants
often act as advisers to tbe super
visors In charge, who nre experienced
In all practical matters, but liave not
had technical training In the science
of forestry, or the assistants may be
assigned to tho ntudy of some particu
lar problem which needs to be investi
gated in tho interest of good forest
management. As scientific forestry
means knowing bow to get the most
out of a given piece of land, It calls
for studies and exivrlments, lsth sci
entific and practical, much like those
which have to lie made In the Interest
of good farm management. If tbe for
ester's temperament Is scientific he
will have the Joy of the discoverer nnd
organizer of knowledge In on almost
Tlrglu field, nnd If It lie practical ho
will have the chance of sharing In u
national work of viral Importance to
tho people of the pnwent day and of
the future.
"Dean of American Playwrights."
Financial success lu n new and diffi
cult profession was by tin means the
boIc reason for calling the late Itronson
Howard the "dean of American play
wrights." He wrote for nn active the
ater and produced plays to meet the
requirements of his time. Hut he
worked carefully nnd conscientiously,
and his plays by winning recognition
from the public opened the way for
native effort
Mr. nowanl himself struggled long
for recognition. When he began for
eign adaptations were the vogue here
and disputed the field with the clas
sical drama. Tho first to pnsluee n
noward play, Augusttu Daly, was him
self an adept nt adaptation. It whs
easier nnd cheaper for n manager to
borrow plays from foreign sources or
pirate them, as tho phrase was, than
to experiment with the efforts of na
tive authors. Howard fought for the
recognition of American authors, and
if his direct Influence was ephemeral
Ms general service to tho American
drama was considerable. When he lie
gan there was little Interest nmong
playgoers in purely American types
and more especially none In distinctly
American themes. Nowadays man
agers give the preference to plays deal
ing wholly with American life, nnd the
New theater, which proposes to strike
out In now paths, announces tbnt the
American typo of play will bo made
the most of on Its boards. Oeorge
Bronson noward, tho novelist, should
not lw confounded with the family of
tho dead dramatist. Mr. Howard bad
no children, nnd It is said that the nov
elist was not related to him In any
way.
Moral Law and the State.
A forward march of tho school
teachers In the right direction Is what
tho Chicago Interior calls tbe action
of the National Education association
with respect to tbo lllhlo In the
schools nt the recent annual conven
tion. Tho action referred to was a
resolution npou the subject of charac
ter training, ns follows:
Wo earnestly recommend to boards of
education, principals and teachers tho
continuous training of pupils In morals
and In business and professional ethics
to the end that the coming generation of
men of affairs may havo a well developed
abhorrence of unfair dealing and dis
crimination. Tho National Education association
wishes to record Its upproval of thu In
creasing appreciation among educators of
the fact that tho butldtng of character fs
tho real aim of tho schools.
We hope for such a change of public
sentiment as will permit and encourugn
tho reading nnd study of the KngllAh
Bible.
Tho Interior holds that the above
declaration for tho lllhlo as a stand
ard of moral ethics Is especially satis
factory because the stato has the un
disputed right to uphold n "social mo
rality which covers Justice and truth
tietween man and man," and what It
Intends to maintain ns tho standards
of conduct It should duly Inform Its
citizens of in advance. Arguing for
tho Blblo as tho standard, tho In
terior cites tbo teachings of secular
history "that nations which havo ob
served the morality of tho Scriptures
have bceu strong nations, of perslst
'".S vitality nnd steadfast orderliness."
Campaign contributors are oxpccti-d
to Is-stow- their nnnoy with the same
generous freedom with which tho less
nllluent auditor bestows his applause.
And If the funds uro lu proportion to
tho cheering nt Chicago and Denver It
will bo n record for contributions.
Our Heeprct For Law.
People who nre fond of comparing
what they choose to call English re
spect for law with our alleged disposi
tion to lawlessness must hnvo rend
with astonishment thu calm endurance
of thu woman suffragists reccntlj turn
ed back In un effort to take their e.nis.o
Into the prlvac) of I In. siinuner f.ipltal
nt Oyster Hay. The t-utlro Mifi'raglst
mission was conducted with n ulimv of
decorum vastly different from the dem
onstrations of zealous suffragettes
which havo recently marred tbe peace
of British statesmen.
Tho suffragist party which attempted
to reach President Unosoult was led
by n. woman who Is snld In have par
tlelpntisl In demonstrations ng.ilnt tho
British houso of commons nud else
where lu Ijindon She round that the
usually iios-shlhle pri-sl.leni or the
United Rtalea has means of safeguard
lug bis privacy Had u,o tactics of
tho Ijindoii suffragettes been followed
nt Oyster Hay tho president's eocrot
servleo men would have bail their tars
lioxed, and perhaps there would hive
l"cn some window smashing, followed
by Incarceration la tho loe.il J:il. Aft
er all, It may 1m that our MirrrugUts
gained more lu being repulsed nnil u
accenting their repulsu with puIiuiiim
mid dignity than would Iiiimi been pos
klhlo bad they been rough uud obstreperous.
The New Boldltr's TJrenm.
The destruction of I tin Zeppelin nlr
lp No. 4 In a measure leadjusts tho
Euroican Imlance In Ihe matter of "lb"
nations' airy nnvle." Authorities re
cord the fluctuations In aerial equip
ment the same n. the do Hint of the
marine nrmament" Zeppelin's accident
puts Ihe Pretn hi uk In Ihe pl-i.-e from
which the trl i' r hi of Ihe iliu'liig nnd
resourceful Gor m -op irnrll) dis
lodged Ihel-, nn 1 I' t.. tenv h 1 1 ev
en airship. Pve ef Pi in ct niprovi.!
typo She on.ilti illj h:. I ilv anil o--t
the P.urK whl 'i v i'. pit'Ti, fe
the iither. IJe-i i!t 'm.' I1 e iitiiiury
ntrshlps, jnd fh" ' 'm i 'in , nt Nu I
mimed the to fn . : i!y his
two. The IT.'- 1 V!
neirlng t on pit icm. Is
clas with Italy
The po'sltilll nl' II
war machine iiminnie
' h two
r In iho
ii'cv'ilp ns a
ii f-t'-'lteitlng
topic of .,oout iilon 1., ii'litiM circles
the world over Expel limnts Willi
dirigible balloons and aeroplanes nre
everywhere reported. Itecontly n Brit
ish authority cm military aeronautics.
Colonel Cnpiiers of Ihe Iloyal engi
neers, discussed tho probable uo of
dirigibles In war Assuming that dir
igibles can Is? perfected, the colonel
says-
Iirge vessels of from tOCM) to l.oin.
00O cubic feet capacity capable of trav
eling at a speed of fortv miles an iur
In a calm nnd of carrying consMcr.iblo
quantities of high explos les. c.in set
out nnd, with a favorable wind, can
cover vast distune In n few hours
When they will come and what thetr nb
iocUvo will be cannot poslbly be known
to the enemy, who c.tnnot always lie
looking with guns ready pointed Into tho
air, while they will pass over thH coun
try so nulclcly as to be out of range nl
most ae soon ns seen.
Keening high up In tho daytlmo nnd
descending at nlrht. thov can kfep thel.
direction with praetlcil certalntv nnd. hov
ering cloe. over an ilvslitel sp-it. nuiy
launcn ct-,1 ..sun
which will - ii 1 l
safe dletancu l, 1 r '
or they ln.iv pm i i te
feet some tie
Their obji
emys nrmt l n 1:
nals, storcb, us in
lei iv nrtl'in fues.
il r. i. n- t , k
cxiil ni in occurs,
1. slrnrilon to cf-
I i 1 ilic cn-
I K- t ! nrs,
a .! , tc ,
Where tbu mi Htlii "i of , l en . , in be
Cftust-it at n n-lnh i i ! i si r.,lbly
they might even nit i k tic , it, tnv'ii
navy If he lias otu , l it p -sai'Mv lie nimit
effect w-otiM bf pr-l i "1 In n more hu
mane mtnner bv m. !!- iltr.er lug the
docks, etc Th,-n weul.l np-ar to bo
but Illtl. dlRlcuM In I'tliclnr Hie cs
ptnlves will. SH tl accuracy If good
plans are nvnll.tbl.- to w rlc bv while
the espene.-. even "hoel.1 eevor.il airships
be lost, would be Innlgnhlc.uit
But Hiram Maxim, nlso nn expert In
military Innovations, declares Hint dir
igible balloons must sooner or Into
yield supremacy to perfected aero
planes. It Is well known that nein
planes cannot carry large crows o.
much cargo and lie-nco could not be
very effective tn destroying arsenals,
storehouses nnd railway i enters They
might perhaps torpedo or lame Ihe
dirigibles cncounti-ied Anyway, the
dream of "airy navies grappling In the
central blue" still vooins far from real
ization. Ttiibor's Forward .March,
T-abor has triumphs to celebrate nt
this time Irrespective of thiv-e nn
claled with orgnnbed elTort. I.es tli.in
two centurh Mgn man dliln'l even own
his labor. ' s lime L'ihi jears ngo
Lnndgnive t ' of IIi-sm-Ciis.cll itml.
n notion to ennsrnict n magnlllceut
playhouse near his summer plnov to en
tertain Ids royal friends, nnd the whole
elaborate structure was created with
out expense oxcept for foreign talent
to design nnd superintend. All the In
lr of quarrying, carving, digging,
hoisting, grading, etc., was wrung from
his people something in tho way mml
cm road taxes nre worked out. Every
subject was assessed Fn many days'
work a year to build n toy for the
prince. The burden lasted many year".
This piece of folly Is still to be mh-ii
by tho tourists who visit Wllhelms.
hoehe.
Imperial flermnny now has about
2,210,000 organized worklngmen, and
labor unlous nro even more Influential
there than lu any other country nn the
glolie. Ocrmany has detviojied sys
tems of worklngnien's Insurance- vhlch
aro the models of the world. It Is alio
active In Insurlnt employment nnd Im
proving the standard of labor among
Its memhers.
An evldenco of the strides made by
labor Is tho act which went Into effect
Aug. 1 In this counlr;, granting com
ponsnllon for Injuries received In go.
eminent cniplovipi-it. f'nrl of Ilesse
Casell got his crtiu-i tn, tent work done
for nothing T-tl.ij labor I- pihl for
on government work- nnd the laborer
Is practlc-aPy Insured ngilnsi lulury
when eo eiuployeil Th.-, principle nf
liability for lujurb- Inni reil In the
service of others I- g'tlnhig streuaili
everywhere and lu more or Ii-ns modi
fled form will douhtl-ss hemmo the
rule generally lu Hi", co in'r.i. The
frequency with which Hie term ' 1 1 1 ..
legislation" Is use 1 Itnlltale-, that hu
man toll must not be lonlKentcd innlm
any guise A single hi' or law K nn en
taring wedge, ami una win fultow.
I'rlvutc Helling ninl fiaiiiblliig.
No well balanced pet-on eer con
tended that prhalu ladling Is a erlitiu,
lind Judge (inyiiol'H reivul ilechlolt lu
a Brooklyn cmirt Is a rebuke to Ihie-o
who wish to oliti iire Hie I-suu In wars
Uhii gambling bj making n iei.t on
private belling. Wh.it tho aiitl-g-.im-bllng
laws aim In regulate nnd chock.
Is not tlm wuger between man nnd
man upon n golf or ball gaum or the
sKfd of an until, a turbine eieamer or
even a race horse.
What Ihe mill gambling laws nre
meant to reach aie those ibigrnnt onus)
of belling whh-h under the nt-sumcd
sanction of Inw urn eiiiueiiine-, eouduei
il as a pulille Ini-liiess for the sole
profit of professional gamblers. Tioi
Vho think that they can Involve tho Is
sue raised by efforts to control this hurt
of trallleklng with the i-sue of per
sonal lllierty ns ntit-od In the laying
of bets mi games or au. form of Imio
cent recreai'.on nie either Ignomntly
wasting the lime of Ihe courts by
bringing up stub aetlons or nre ma
liciously H'el.lng lo ill-credit thu prin
ciple of laws which Justly restrain mid
rout ml.
Mr. llnrrlmnu now tonliols seven
teen railroads. He Is u joutig innn
ret. Noah, It must be remembered,
ivns CfiO jenr. old when bo cornered
the transportation business of the
world.
In spite of Its tragic end Count Zep
pelin's record breaking nli'shlp tnnj llg
uro In tlm hlsior; ns the renl ploneo.
In mnn's conquest of tho nlr
A lliisslan who has lived 11!I veal's
was puented In Ihe enr Ihe oilier
day- as n sample. vu siiijhisi. ol
whiil n llii-flnii eiin do by not uiirttct
lug Ihe uttentl m n n'hlllsts n ml Isuub
tlirowi ih
It U llilinitl Hint there nre only
r,fJCi "dope II !," lu all Kew Vui.
These Dginvs, bnivever. tin not Uieludu
tlio Outb.nullos wUo linly iranlus
cliurti.
FACTS IN FEW LINES
In the Pren h Pyrenees, n quart of
milk costs 4 cents
Theie are more than ,V motor
boats nlreid; on the cunnls of nollnnd,
''Uu tot.il expoils of camphor from
I'nrinon Inst year nuiounted to 4.121,
fsW Isumds.
The capacity of the Atlantic uibles
Is 8isi.ncm.nnii wetd anuii.ill). l)nl)
2r,,t'iXniiii sre oni.
I'lsh worth f.vT.cciO.iurt is landed ev.
cry year In England nnd Wales HiM
lug einployiuent for 4O.OU0 men and
lio-s.
Piiraeuay, once the "hermit htate"
par excellence, Is mhih to bo lu direct
communication by steamer with the
I'lltbd States nisi Europe.
Potelpiers may now open nnd man
age drug stores In some Mexican cities
provided Ihej untioiiiicn or the front
of their slore Huf they bnve no local
pi-ofessIoii.il title
Time was when tho patent l;ld made
In Prnnoo w unequnled. but now the
Prt 'icb tlieineles are ald lo prefer
Ihe American leather cf tills kind as
Iwlng less liable tn rrack.
Of the r.p.cWi men employed on Ilrlt-l-h
sailing ,-i.l, U2-- nr one lu sixty
oe their lives by drowning, whore
ns of ihe li:",12U men einiilned on
i-tonmshlps only i"4 or 1 lu 211 are
drowned.
The Mllford (N. II.) Cnblin-t entered
upon Its one hundred and sixth vol
ume nu July " The paper has been
published by tbe family of Its preent
owner. Colonel W. H. Itotch, for nlue-ty-clght
ears
Tho capital Invested In breweries In
the fnllcd States, according b, the
last federal census, was 5 1 1.".i t,c i
The experts of the Vnlteil States
Hrewlnc nsoclnton say that It Is now
nearer S7iW).hisi
A quantity nf Saracen wheat has
been mw!i In Chile, with line results.
The first hane-t showed u yield of
Sixteen bushel-, for one lltnl of II verj'
flue qunllly. It grows verj strong and
nearh font teet in height
Experiments nude In Hlclly have
shown that rubber inn be successfully
cultivated there but It will tnke ten
jears ti, tiring the trees In prolltable
productiveness; lience the assistance of
the got eminent Is being ned.
A mask of niumluluui wire In ubsorb
mercury vapor Is the suggestion of
Slgnor Tarugl. an Italian, for avoiding
pnl-iiulng In merciin mines, mirror
factories nnil otln r placi-s whole work
ers are expo.ed tn this Mtlallle metal.
Iirought has never lustti known lu
the southwoKtei ii illstrli ts of Austra
lia, nor are rabbits found there, but
pnsiurullst.s cm a large scale are bam
jiond b several varieties nf poison
bushes which prove lutriiiful to stock.
A 2 caliber bullet plajed n unique
trh k In (Inidliicr, .Me., recently, lodg
ing lu it tclcphnuc cable and cutting
twenty out or sixty wires therein In
closed. It lequlrid hccn hours to ln-
ate the trouble and ennsltleralily nioro
time lu making repair.
Jipui i ttniriliute.s more than ono
half of the stn.isiil.nnil eiarelti-s (on
Mimed annual) by the 2'i,Nm.Miti K,,-ri-iu-
New Ivae.l ptulcrs . Igaretles (n
tile nlil t ishloneil pipes, snnie of which
were so long lli.it a sonant was re
qulicd at tho far end In nppl the
ui'ilcli.
Sam Jell of Winchester. Ivy., has u
thousand acre j.o.tt ranch In Hreathttt
ciitiuty. It Is liiouululn laud uud Ls In
clnsisl by a wire feme. Ills speclulty
Is Ihe Angoiii blued. Tho fleece of
this goat Is what Is known In trade ns
mohair find Is cr icltabte. Tho ranch
Is pricing quite u -iinmn.
Prom n Hrltlsh newspaper: "A gen
tleman lu good social position llmls
Hint wherever he gis-s friends plj
him with whiskies nnd sodns, which
he does nnt like and which disagree
Willi him They re-ent It If he re-fu-es
them. lie would like Introduc
tion to society In which whisky nnd
sod'i tlo not form so Important nn
element."
Prm.i Sept IP to .10 tin exposition
will be In Id nt Nuremberg In the Inter
est of etillnnn art, general fsl prod
ucts nnil.'- Fti-ii'iinn-e and of meat
shop confc" Horn r bikery, hotel nud
If ' copers' lippll It. es. etc The expo
sit' ci Is to c ntatlieu. inile the twenty
llftli anniversary of the Innkeepers"
Assn-latlon of Nuremberg and Is under
the protectorate of Prince Alfonso of
Havurla.
President f! Stanley ITilll of Clark
'.nlverltv nnnouufes that college pro
ftwsnrs must ors'iuize for self protec
tion nnd boycott nil news gatherers
ns i nemles to academic dlgnltv nnd
weight. Ie -inys-- "College professors
tlltl-t do soctethtti:- t , t cop thoicsolvos
from beln" m-ide r'llleuioits The time
Ins come w hen i c ilU-go profes-or can
not open his mouth without being
made to look, speak nnd net like n
fool."
An "fncle Itemus" home for chll
dren Is to be established near Atlanta,
'la., ns a nnmnrl.il to Joel Ch iiidler
IlurrU The Juotillo Prole llve as
soelntlon Is to hue ehn-ge of the hi
slltulMi which will (otituln n school
gvt iici -ittai nud toe. h inb-al worksle
No'ir 1!
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S'.'ii.issi.
Allegheny Iron Company Sold,
I.e.-, h. tiru I'n.. Aug "" - The eon-
trolllt'g IlllelHsl In Hie AI!oholl Iran
n id Steel ennii auj at llrni licuridgii,
one of Hie lurgosl sheel mills In Ihe
Pittsburg illstticl. was sold by Cap
1. In AtPied Hick The purchasers are
II .' " i'. rli..ldou. tot iiier superintend-
enl ,,t Ihe Kllkpatllek i". Co. mills,
liu.l s " cml l.ee.-bburg men.
Tho Rhododendron.
The nail e homes of Ihe rliodcslen-
I dron are tin t. .1111.01 ate regions of North
' Ainerli-a uud the mountains or India
1 Many splendid species of tho plant
went dlsciuuied 111 Ihe Himalaya by
Hi". Hooker nnd othcts mid were In
troduced by them to Europe.
Korea,
Korea Is exactly Ihe Mzo of Kansas,
b'.',IWI eqll.'llo miles.
Tho Quakers.
According to the Journal of Pox. tho
torm "fjuaker" originated ns follows:
"Justice Heiiiiet nf Jiorlo, was Ihe
11 rst lo cull 11s (.ninl, era, because I bmln
I it iti quake ninl treiuhlo at the word of
the leinl" This whs ulioiit tbo year
HOT.
Up to Date.
"Whore aro you going to, my pretty
IllOl't?"
"I'm King to a leaiure, sir." she snl.l.
ilh 1 go with you. my pretty malil?"
"Vou won't nn.l. rstunel Ii, sir." sliu said.
"What Is Iht sul.j, ct my pretty la.lltlr
"It's on won, .111 ruihle, Kotsl lr," slie
said-
Then you won't murry, my pretty
OtaWr
'Jf ibey'll m out 'obey 1 win." h
ihatd
e-Juilg's Library,
SONS AND SIRES.
Oeorgo Painter of I.lmn, O., who had
suffered seveml years from paralysis,
was cured by fulling from a hammock.
Dr. James Augustus Henry Murray,
one of Hie greati-st scholars of England
nud famous n editor of tbe Oxfoid
New English IMetlonnry, lias been
made n knight by King Edwnrd.
Eighty-one years old and never a
toothache and nover n tooth lost that
Is, slum he lost bis linh) teetb' This
nan Is Captain William Ills o West
Tremont, Me bale nud hearty, who
ro.nw without glasses.
l.lentcnnnt Commander IleUmnnn,
recently In commnnd of the battleship
Braunscliwolg. has been selected as
the Merman naval attache nt Wash
lntton This will be his first diplo
matic assignment. He Is young nnd a
bachelor.
Willis Fletcher Johnson la the head
of New Jersey's new state civil serv
ice commission. Mr. Johnson Is a
Journalist of standing, having been
connected with the New York Tribune
since l-o-n. He Is also connected with
n number of progressive societies.
Lord Wol-eley. who has Just passed
his seventy-tlfth blrtbcbi) , has proba
bly had more narrow escapes from
death than any other living Ilritlsh of
ficer. In his younger days his lord
ship wns so daring that he earned
from the Ashnntees the title of "the
general who never stops."
Admiral Itostrcm, who has filled the
post of assistant minister of marine In
the Itiisslnu rnhlnct, has received com
mand of the naval forces In the Illnck
sea The present Illnck sen com
mander. Hear Admiral Wlrcn, redrew
nnd Is given the honornry position of
member of the navnl council.
The Writers.
Edmund Clarence Btedmnn hsd his
favorite cat sit nt the table In n high
chair nt each meal.
Hrs. Koht and Ellas, who were se
lected by Ilenrlk Ibsen's relatives to
edit the works nf the famous dramn
tlst, have discovered n hitherto un
known mnnuscrlpt. n novel entitled
"The Prisoner of Akershus."
Emily Ilronte has hitherto lsen
known ns n poet by only about three
score piece. Recently n collection of
13S unpublished poems from her pen
has been discovered, nnd this Is soon
to be brought nut In book form.
The oldest author In Franco Is SI.
rnincols Pertlnault, who has Just
turned ninety-live. M. Fullx Nndnc
mines next, having Is-en liom In 1S2D.
Jules Hreynnt and Ernest l'nroudler
both date from 1S21 nnd Armand En
fpilnte and Frederic Pnssy from 1R22.
Church and Clergy.
Cash registers are used In a church
tn Massachusetts
The German Lutherans of the Mis
souri synod have decided tn retnin
Oormnn ns the olllclal languago nf tho
church.
The Primitive .Methodist Church of
England tins on Its pension list 120
ministers, nil of whom are over seventy-live
years of ngo.
Although Itev. Thomas Hpurgeon,
the famous I.ondon preacher, Is still
In 111 health, be is much better now
thnti ho hns been for some years.
Itev Entbrop Cooley celebrated the
sixty-fourth nnnlversnry of his entry
Into the ministry at North Eaton, O.
He Is now eighty-seven years old.
Train and Track.
The railroad mlleago of the United
Slates has Increased more rapidly than
the population.
Tile mileage of the Transslberlnn
railroad Is ij.bCiO, double that of the
Canadian Pacific.
More than HXl.nno railway employees
In England nre working nt n wage nf
less than ?i n week. Only nbnut 11
per eent get more than ST.fiO n weuk.
There nro now fewer persons being
Injured by accidents on tho railways
of New York cltv, In proportion to tho
number of cars operated and the num
ber of persons traveling In them, than
nt any previous time slnco the first
line wns put In operatlou.
State Lines.
Since 1872 New York has been car
ried three times by the Democrats nnd
six tlmcH by the Republicans.
Vermont wns the first state tn en
ter the TTnlnn after tho original thir
teen. This wns March 4, 17111.
In tho matter of paper production
New York. Maine nnd Wisconsin rnnk
first, second nnd third respectively.
Vermont pays Ihe lowest salary to
Its governor ?$l.rssii nnd Illinois the
highest (?12.rKii. New York's chief ex
ecutive gets Sin.iBin.
Science Sifting.
Jupiter Is the largest planet of our
solar system.
There nre inountulns on the moon
.lil.imi feet high.
Neptune's menu distance from tlio
sun Is proved to be nbnut 2,7-1 n,rlV),(00
miles, nnd It taken the planet HIT, years
to make Its levolutlou about the sun.
In other words, n Neptunian year con
tlsts of 110,22." of our clays.
Proverbs.
Force can never destroy right. Iaitln
Proverb.
To lengthen your life, shorten your
meals - Pntilsh Prmurb.
Oil nud truth will get the uppermost
at last.- Italian Proverb
If you wish to be valued, make your
telf scarce Oerinnn Proverb,
It's n sort of prosperity truce
when Mr Ilnrilninn nlieuds to rail
roads nnd Mr. llnn-evelt to politics.
Whatever the Dutch name for "big
stick," Mr. Castro, it means the very
euino tiling,
Zeppelin's nlrshlp nulurnlly kicked
like a steur when roped down, nnd nnt
tirnllj Kcunetblug bud to "bust,"
Our grent Heel I- 111 the iitillpodci.
Hut who cares? The antipodes has m
votes.
Office Seeking.
The office ouaht 111 seek tho man.
And yi-t It is a iirupta plan
For men ere they tu nttleo come
To provo that they enn hustle some.
1'tillaiU-lphtu I'rtss.
8ocial Blunder.
"Why did Illnks" widow feel so In
lllglinilt tn bis liinenil?"
"The members of hi xnluuleer linse
compniiy sent him a ilural file extin
guisher." J udge.
noucjh on Her Complesien.
They sat within tin, parlor dim.
Ali.l this Is what fIim eiild to him:
"(borge, dear. If you can't behave
1 wish you'd go and act 11 shave '"
Pittsburg Post.
As to Messea.
Newcome Wo hnd 11 lino mess ot
fish for dinner Inst night.
Subley I haven't Ihe slightest doubt,
tld num. Your cook ouch worked foi
lis, Puck.
HUMOR OF THE HOUR
Puzzled Her.
Mrs. Rtubb-John, Is It cold nut nt
tho baseball grounds these days!
Mr. Stubb-Cold? Why. Mnrin, It Is
as hot nn blazes. What tu tbe world
gnvo you tho Impression It was cold
ont there?
Mrs. Htubb Why, John, the paper
pays the features of yesterday's gnmo
wero several warm muffs. fid. Ixnils
Post-IMspntch.
Heard Behind the Bcenea,
Sweet Singer The leading lady says
her complexion Is a picture from na
ture. Comedian It Is n wondor she Is not
nppivheiirled.
Sweet Singer- What for?
Comedian Why, nature faking.
Chicago News.
6peed Desired.
"I set my boy to sawln' somo wood
today," snld Fnriner Korutop.
"Did ye," replied Fnriuor Nenrbyc.
"I'll send my ty over to help him If
5'e"
"No. don't yel 1 want the Job did In
n burn-" Catholic Standard nnd
Times.
Inexcusable.
"Why do you persist In your nvcr
Blon to that mnn?"
"Hu's Impractical nnd Insincere,
lie's ono of those people who say
'don't worry' one minute nnd tbe next
ask you If It Is hot enough for you."
Wnshlngbm Star.
The Natural Way.
"Your rival has pit nhend of you,
Jenks. He won your lady's favor by
presenting her small nephews with n
big blllygont"
"There! I knew tbe Impudent fellow
would find n wny to butt In." Haiti
moro American.
A Quandary,
"What nre you going to do when they
nsk you for n campaign contribution'"
"It's a problem," nnswerod Mr. Dust
In Stnx "If I don't give they'll say
I'm penurious, mid If 1 do give they'll
say Pin nn easy mark." Washington
Star.
Nerve.
Dentist I suppose it does take nerve
to come to me.
Fallout- Yes, mul Hti exposed one at
that Philadelphia Press.
Her Objection.
Henham Why do you object to my
wenrlng n lienrd?
Mrs. Henham -It Isn't the ln?ard It
self thnt I object tu. It would lie all
right If you would only rnlso one which
wnnld harmonize In color with some of
my dresses. Bohemian.
8hameful.
Mrs. Do Itlche (showing hor homo to
Mrs. Windfall) What do you think of
my Venus lie Mlln?
Mr", windfall Ain't It n shame how
careless servants nre! Hut couldn't jou
gluo the nrms on ugalnV- Puck.
Haggling.
Tovvne Ho Rays he'll sell Ids place
for it mere song.
Ilrovvm That's nil right, but us sunn
ns you start to give lib., tt in-; he
tells you you haven't got t e right
notes. Philadelphia Pieis.
Particular.
"Those unllh mi sold me yesterday
were not verj clean," said the cus
tomer "What did yon do," iiske.l the hard
ware clerk- "have "em nuiulcured?"--Youkoi-H
Statesman.
An Important Distinction.
"Thnt clog with u now muzzle acts at
If he worn mad," said tho timid citi
zen. "No," answered the man of precise
speech, "not mad, only Indignant."
Houston Post.
Understood at Last.
Lawyer- How Is It that you havt
waited tlueo years before suing Mullet
for calling you n rhinoceros?
Countryman - Hecauso 1 never saw
one of tho beasts till yesterday 11 1 tbd
zoo. Fllegende Hlatter.
Not Her Idea.
MIstress-Ko, Hnlliida, you wnnt tn
spend a day In the country. Do you
enjoy bucolic times?
Maid l,ini', Mis' Nellie, nobody don'l
enjoy no colic no times. Houston Post
Why Should He?
rnssenger (on tram carl Don't you
always sldver when you pass this cem
etery? (Vmduotor- Not me. I'm going to lio
ercmnted. Sketchy lilts.
Might Help Some.
"Is Clarence Applebj thu sort of per
son ono s-ould euro to cultlvnte?"
"Well, u little cultivation wouldn't
Hurt lit m any." Cleveland louder.
Her Position.
"Henrli'tln." snld Mr. Meekton snntl
mentally, "do you uver regret having
murrled uie?"
"Ilegret It? Of course not. I never
notice It." Washington Stnr.
Always a Striking 8uccees.
Nuthtmr sure tn this life?
That Is hardly right.
Just start to llnd n gas leak
With a nnkeil light.
-Tialttmore American.
After tho Dinner,
Duiulelgb It was an nwful trial for
mo lo make Hint speech tonight.
Mlldinay Don't mention It, old boy.
Just think what tho rest of us suffered,
Huston Transcript.
The Village Belles.
Thu vlllitftu tsjlles wero wringing
1'rivy Uu not turn thu hose
Upon inu when I telt you
They were wringing nut the clothes.
Ltpplncott'a Magazine.
Another Kind.
"Jlluffcr Iris gone Into politics,"
"is he 11 good mixer?"
"I should any so! You ought to taste
tho cnektnlls he prepares!" Denver
News-Times.
High Ground.
The moral ground some men are found
To taku Is hlsh tnpuKhi
Hut. after ull, the highest ground
lo frequently a bluff.
Hoston Transcript.
Mother's Instinct.
Mother (llrmly to llttlo dnughter, who
Is about to bnve n tooth drawn) Now,
Mny, If you cry I'll never tnko you to
doutlst'u aga'-t-Tlt-HIU. . ,
HONESDALE DIME BANK
Accepts Deposits, Loans Honey
in Small and Large Amounts
It Gives A Handy Check and
Free to All Household Bank Pass Book
One to the Savings Depositor, the other to Anyone opening a
Rusiness Account.
Doing Business by Check is
the up-to-thc minute way
It Saves It Saves It Saves
Wrangles Paying Twice Losses
Because a Check is always a Receipt.
Cheapest and Safest Way to Send Money to Foreign
countries is by a Money Order issued by this Bank. Safety
Deposit Boxes for Your Valuable Papers $1 and upward per
annum. Open a Business or Savings Account Now.
The Era of New Mixed Paints !
This year opens with a iicUie of new mixed paints. A condition brc.nph
about by our enterprising dealers to "ct some kind of a mixed paint that we
upplant CHILTON'S MIXK1) PAINTS. Their compoundb, beinR new and
ea'ily advertised, may find a sale with the unwary.
TnrnorrTo ni.rM'K CHILTON'S MIXED PAINTS
....IS....
JADWIN'S PHARMACY.
There are reasons lor the pre-eminence 01 CHILTON PAINTS :
tst No one can mix a better mixed p.itnt.
d Tbe painters declare that it works easily and nai wonderful rovcrinc
quality.
3d Chilton stands b ick nf it and will aprcc to repaint, nt bis own expense
every surface painted with Chillon Paint that proves dclectivc.
4th Those who have used it arc perfectly satisfied with it, and recommend
s use to otlicr
THE DELAWAUli: .V HVHSON CO.
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1 13 lu !.' Ailumi. Ave., HCltAIS'TON, I'A
LIMP, LIMP
4 Oh, That Corn!"
How ohm fnn ("tiffftr with nuoh a
corn 1 Tu look ut, it' alniodt nothing,
hut tlm hurt ttmt'tf whtrt) tornB
(mint. Now the littU'HiiritTinf: tlionu
who Intvi' luithlully tried loin or corn
fin ru wltiiuul ttllfnt, may (jucntion
our Blatf inHiit, hut, ni'vuithnlnes, we
raaku It, ntwl it'tt truo. We imvo a
corn ni iu thnt will tukd out your
I'oniB roots and all. If utHl accordiUK
to (ilruution It will leavtt no nori'iii'e,
V warrant it your mnuoy haok If
you ure not untuned. Call for
RUSSIAN
CORN CURE.
O.T. CHAMBERS. Pharmacist
Opp. I). & II. STATION,
IIONKHDAliK, V J
WM. CIESEKE
THE PEOPLES TAILOR.
You
pay less and dress better. Get. the
habit ol lmyinn our too per cent, pure
wool, strictly fast color noods.
You will find our clothes very differ
ent from the ordinary ready-to-wear
garments you meet at every tum.
Latest Stvles and Perfect Fit
Prices Reasonable at
WM. GIESEKE'S
1107 Main St. ITnnesdiiic, !,
Near TJn-Town. Bridge
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