Th Cam nf Trees.
The frrowln; of trrrs, whether for
fruit or shnrt", la growing . rrop, nnil
the trees deserve rleh soil, cnre and
fertiliser. If trees die- or become ills
pased there I a eanse, which should
be discovered nnd tome reined? tip.
.piled.
Training Strawberry RnnneT.
While the mm tod row system for
jtrswberrlcs I preferred by the mn
Jority of Rrowers, yet It will be nn nd
, vnatnpe to train the first runners to
stow In the row, and not hnve the
rows very wMo, by outtlug off the lnte
runners that nppenr.
Wrwwlng (land rsnsrra.
In most pnrts of the North pnnslr
are In thrlr full clory. v course. It
should 1 understood Ihnt they fanor
shade atd never a too hold exposure
to the tron's direct rays. There is no
Bower that pays better for cnrefnl at
tention to Its liflblw. treat results
hnve bren nttalnrd by rt:ltivatlon. J.
C. Vanu'li.'in, who Is ooil authority In
hortlrnlture, has his rnlcs for growing
Dne Timmlus. The following:
f'The soil to grow jrootl panslcs In
can hardly be too rich, using iw duns
In preference to any other, and a lib
eral sprinkling of bone dust from time
to time. The strains of pantiles that
arc grown now trill -well repay for
good cultivation, nnd they require It,
as to such slovenly cnlture as Is often
met with will grow good panslcs. nn
matter bow choice ihe strains of seed.''
farm. Field and Fireside.
Transplanting f Tie Kvrrirrron.
Tt Is recognized finiong planters that
more risk attends tlie transplanting of
evergreens than deciduous trees. This
applies with more force to those of a
broad-leaved character, fuich as the
holly, evergreen magnolia and ma
h on l.i are examples of. Why this
should be Is a imrprise to many,
yet the cause Is not far tocek. When
deciduous trees arre p1anted It Is
either spring or sntuuin, -when they
are bereft of foliage. At such times
Ihe calls on the roots are not so Im
portant ns they are when foliage is
to be supplied. The evergreen Is
never without foliage; and it Is be
cause of this so much more care Is
required In transplanting it. There Is
no reason why so much care should
be taken to preserve the leaves, when,
by reducing their number, the safety
of the tree would be so much ad
vanced. Veantlfylne; tti Farm Home,
T.ie lllustrntlon shows n simple yet
.ost attractive rustic fence, which
may bo easily built and will be an
added attraction to any farm home,
used 'Cither as a dividing fence be
tween the house lawn nnd tlie farm
proper or as a line fence bordering the
AN ATTRACTIVE HTJ6TI0 FENCE.
road. It will not be necessary to
make the entire sketch of fence of
this rustic work unless desired; a sec
tion or two will answer, and Is espe
cially attractive when used In connec
tion with a hedge. The artist has
drawn the Illustration from n section
of fence which separated the lawn
from an orchard. The .length of rustic
fence on cither side of the gate was
but ten feet, nnd beyond that consisted
of a well-kept hedge of California pri
vet. The posts in this case were parts
of the trunk of a cherry tree which
was destroyed In a storm. The tubs
on each gatepost were small tobacco
palls cut In half nnd covered with
baric from the woods. In them each
spring was planted roots of dwarf
cunnas, which In the full were taken
out and stored In the cellar. Such
gates and fences can be made at a
trifling expense, and are handsome
enough to surround any borne. New
York Tribune.
Single and Double Flowers.
Florists Invariably look with dlsfa
ror upon single flowers, for they neith
er handle well nor appear attractive
to their patrons. The petals of a sin
gle flower fall sooner, as a rule, than
! those of a doublo flower, which may
be accounted for In the fact that the
Inner pot n Lb of the latter are trans
formed stamens, and these are more
firmly attached than simple petals.
The objection to single flowers li
generally contlnod to thoso used for
cut-flower purposes. No one will deuy
( the beauty and line form of a well
grown single peony, and even a good
single rose reaches the heart of many
persons before a double one. Slugle
hollyhocks, too, are at tractive and less
formal than the double.
Many persons will not appreciate
the reference to the single peonies,
for, strange to say, they are very un
common. A slugle tree-peony Is even
more rare. The writer considered It a
treat to see a number of the latter re
cently. Fully expanded, the flowers
measured seven Inches In diameter
the color, royal purple. Meehon's
; Monthly. '
CATCHING TlCERS.
fowerfat Rtl Traps Which Securely Im
prison the Resets.
Capturing tigers by a novel method
Is now being adopted In Sumatra and
Is proving almost Invariably success
fill. As soon as a tiger's hair has been
found, natives are employed to con
struct a wooden fence nine feet long
and four feet wide a short distance
away from It, and In this Inclosnre Is
then placed ns a bnlt a dog, which t
tied to one of the fence posts. A nar
row entrance leads Into the Inclosnre,
nnd. there, deftly concenled under
earth, leaves and boughs of trees. Is
plnwd a strong shcol trap, which Is so
designed that any anmlal that places
Its foot on It Is crrtnlu to be held cap
tltv. The trnp Is of recent Invention and
consists of strong steel plates and
equally strong springs. When It Is set
the plates form a sort of platform, and
ns soon ns the tiger which has been
lured thither by the dog vets his foot
thereon the springs are released, and
the cruel steel grips the logs and holds
It fast.
Towerfnl ns a tiger K lie cannot free
himself from such twndnge, and
those wlrro have set the trap are never
far away he Is In a thort time either
killed tr securely caged. At the same
time tbt dog Is released, nnd. Indeed.be
could Tint be removed from the lnclos-
ure ns long as the Trnp wns set, since
this Instrument, strong ns It Is, never
theless Is so delicate that the pressure
even of n dog's foot would release ihe
springs nnd ennse the animal's leg to
be crushed in a twinkling. Loudon
Telegraph.
The Tenitcof Sncrees.
The exercise of the highest faculties
of the Is .not only stimulating,
but -creates the :highcst character.
IVrhaps there is nothing else which
lins such a mngic:U effect upon the
brain, the nervous system, the whole
man in fnet, the conscionsnfsfs 'Of
achieving that on which his heart Is
set. There Is .a wonderful uplift In
feeling that things which we take Jiold
if will move. Achievement acts like
tonic on the whole system, i; juick
ens the circulation, stimulates the
digestion, and enlarges hope. Teople
who have been Invalids for years,
whom no mcAlcinc or physiclnn iou!d
help, have frequently been entlrpj-restored
to health, by suddenly hearing
some good news, or unexpectedly loom
ing Into some good fortune.
This shows tli.it the mind Is master,
that the body and Its functions are
good servants, nml that tlie thoughts
nre reflected In .the physical man.
Success.
Swiss Tom to Aunllsh Furl.
The town of Davos, writes a Swiss
correspondent, is considering a bold
scheme for the Abolition of all the or
dlr.ry forms of fuel. It Is proposed to
erect an extensive electric plant at the
confluence of two large mountain tor
rents, whose united waters will supply
the necessary motive force. A large
firm of Swiss electricians has been
studying the problem for over a year
and has obtained the concession of the
forces of the torrents alluded to. The
same firm has bought rut new electric
heating and cooklngnpparatusespeclal
ly designed for the scheme. The tlrst
cost of tlie installation Is estimated
to be 8.500,000 francs. Already elec
tricity Is not only used for lighting
and motive power, but is adopted in
many villas for cooking and heutlng
and in one of the largest bakeries. The
idea is to do away with all contamina
tion of the air by the use of fuel.
Hontless Monkey-Ffccetl Owfe,
Threo owls that appear to be part
monkeys have been found near Ited
Hud, III. Two of the birds are now
In possession of Dill OflVrdlng, a ho
tel keeper, anil are viewed with great
curiosity. The owls are two months
old now, nud so far have shown no
signs of feathering, and this adds to
the monkey likeness. They have
large, staring eyes like the owls, even
the beak being depressed, but the fore
head runs back like that of the mon
key. The hoot which has made the
owl well known Is absent. Tho vocal
powers of these monkey-faced beings
nre somewhat Impaired. Tliey remain
silent unless disturbed, when they let
out a hiss like thut of a snake. They
were taken from a nest in the woods
near lied Bud by George Carpenter.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
One Pair of Gloves For Two Men.
Mr. A. E. Handle, of Congress
Heights, visited the District Commis
sioners, escorting General Charles E.
Hooker, of Mississippi.
"General Hooker," remarked Mr.
Randle, "was a gallant Confederate
officer. At Vicksburg a cannon ball
cut off bis left arm and at the same
time blew off tho head of his servant,
who was kneeling by his side. A
Union officer In the same battle, who
shall be nameless, lost bis right arm
during the some siege. In after years
the two officers became close friends.
as one of them lost the right arm and
'he other the left one, they send each
other the odd glove every time either
purchases a pair of gloves." Wash
ington Tost.
Paid XB.OOO Far a Rug.
Every time J. rierpont Morgan goes
abroad, says the New York Times, he
makes It a point to acquire a number
of valuable souveulrs of the trip. This
time, besides u number of rare paint
lugs, Including the famous Gainsbor
ough portrait, he has purchased for
himself a I'ersluu rug, probubly the
rarest of its kind In existence, for
which he puid tF'5,000. The rug meas
ures ten feet Six Inches by nineteen
feet, was made of Persian silk In Ta
briz, Persia, and wus woven by Mo
hammedan friar 150 year ago for a
ali&b. The time required to weave the
rug was sixteen year.
ft Compromise Smlly I-avklns The Re
ward nf Perseverance provlsloneit A
taeless Arijnnrt-Tne llrannnalhlllly
Midair Apprehension Hopeful, Kte.
i "Will yon Rive me n steam yacht
, When I mn married to Vou .link?"
The youth was v.ifc, nml( like n shot,
Ouve her a little smaik!
-Life.
Sadly Larking.
Itaby Swellkld (to friend) "How
awkwardly that common child walks.",
Friend "Yes; she haa no carriage nt
oil" Chicago News.
The Howard of Wrtevrranre,
"Why, I didn't think you Intended to
encourage him."
"Well, I didn't nt first, r-ut It was
Impossible to discourage hliu!" ruck.
Vrovlftlnnrri.
"Did little Jim enjoy that children's
pnrtyT.
"I guess so. He wasn't hungry nutll
the next aftornoem nt fvuir o'clock.""
Tuck.
A 1'neH-lis Ailjnnrt.
Asrum "What's the Idea In your
new story"
Wright "Idea? Why, It hasn't any.
It' a society novel." Philadelphia
I'res.
The Kesptmiilhllltv.
She "Did It .ever occur to ym what
floor talkers the men nre?"
He "Did you ever consider that It
Is the women who teach linhlcs to say
things?" Hostou Transcript,
Midair Apprehension,
Pinching Hug "Say, It Is silly for
you to wear .your headlight ou be
hind." Lightning Bug "Not at alL I'm aw
fully nervous about rcaiscnd col
lisions." Hopeful
He "Do you suppose we will over
have enough to get 'married on?"
She "Surely. Why, Jack, we don't
need a million. A couple of hundred
thousand will do to start on.' Detroit
X'ree I'ress.
Xcetditd the Money,
Dibbles "That was a beautiful poem
you had In Pusher's magazine this
month. Where did yop get the In
spiration?" Scribbles "From my creditors."
'Chicago News.
How eeenrta Jet (Int.
Wild cat-rug "Say, that young man
linn got a wooden leg."
ltear-skln-rug "How do you know?"
Wlld-cat-rng "When he stepped on
my head I bit him In three places
and he never even winked."
Glad mt It.
"I read somewhere the other day
that tho American people spend $13,
000,000 a year for golf."
"'Good! I'm glad to hear It. If
they didn't blow It In that way they
might spend It on flreworks."
Unite Out of It.
Mr. Wuegore "Hut they are very
fashionable, nre they not': '
Mrs. Swellman "Fashionable? Most
assuredly not. Why, they permit the
core of their children to luterfere with
their social obligations." Philadelphia
Press.
SCone Ever I.ott.
Tcople will tlnd fault."
"It seems inherent in human na
ture." "The surprising part Is so much
fault Is found wneu so few seem to
lose nny of their fuults" Philadelphia
Times.
Itelpin Him to Like.
"Yes," ho said, with ft deprecating
sweep of the hand, "this is a very
small world, after nil." ,
"I know-It," she replied; "sometimes
It really astonishes me thnt you can
back up or turn around ou it without
slipping over tho edge." Chicago
ltecord-Ucald.
Juetlfli-d.
."So you didn't think, lief ore we
met," she said, with an arch smile,
"that I was beautiful? Why?"
"I had heard several of your lady
friends sny you were 'such a ulce,
sweet little thing,' " he replied.
After that she naturally had lee
confidence in herself.
The Frlce of Knanleiljre.
"I sent away a dollar," she sadly
said, "to a party In New York who
offered to tell for that amount hoxf
to make the guests at summer resorts
love your children."
"Oh, did you?" her friend asked.
"What do you have to do?"
"Leave them at houie!" Chicago
Becord-Uerald.
self-Keteem.
"Yes," said the youngster' mother,
"Mr. Bllggin Insists that our boy is
going to grow up to be ft wonderfully
intellectual and estimable man."
"That Is only u natural parental
pride."
"Perhaps. I am uot quite sure
whether It Is parental pride or belief
In heredity." Washington Star.
Well t'lsed.
"But, mamma," said the beautiful
South Amerlcuu heiress, "do you be
lieve I will huve any trouble lu being
received lu society lu tho United
States?"
"I don't seo why," answered her
mother. "You have plenty of money
and you can make the best of them
look like small change when It come
to being a daughter of the revolution."
1 IndJauapoll Bun.
COOD POPULAR 80NC3 SCARCE, j
Orea Hits Few Xowailn?, Although j
Maile FoMUhert Are Hauling. !
' "It I singular, but true," said a
music publisher, "that there are very
few big hit In popular songs nowa
days, thnt Is, songs that have reached
the million mark In - sales, such ns
After the Hall,' 'Annie Itooney,'
! 'Dalsey Hell,' 'Down Went McGlnty,'
'Two Little Girls In nine' nnd 'Com
rades.' Many songs published since
then hnve been very popular, to bs
sure, but they cannot be compared
with the old-timer.
"Many dealers have nsked mo tho
cause of this, but thus far I hnve been
unable to explain It satisfactorily. It
Is all the stranger when you take Into
consideration the fact thnt there are
more singers nnd better facilities for.
pushing Minis than In former years.
"Year ago a good ong would fcrce
Itself upon the market. At present a
publisher has to humor the singers and
do a tot of hustling. Borne of the top
liners require pay to sing stings. In
the old dnys they were only too gtnd
to get a good ballad. To enter to the
whim of the Klngers a publisher must
hare at least three plnnos tn his estnh.
llshment, employ expert plnyeis nnd
vocalists to tench the songs, print
professional anls nud do a thousand
other things. You see? the competl-
i Hon Is hern, nnd If you should hurt
the feelings of nny sluger, especially n
man or woman of reputntlon, you will
have considerable trouble In making
yonr songs popular.
"Publishers hnve to take a lot of
chances, too. For Instnnce, to popu
larize a song you must have slides
i made for stereoptlcwn views. This
costs quite a sum. One publisher spent
$ -ton io tnke pictures for n set of
slides for the song 'Sing Again That
8w'Ct Kefraln.' He lind to employ n
troupe 'of colored minstrels, n bund
nnd a hall. Fortunately the song made
money nnd he did not lose nnytulng.
There nre other things to contend with,
too, such as lawsuits, etc. There was
a flispute over the ownership of on
song, for Instnnce. After fighting In
the courts for some 11010 one of the
firms concerned compromised by pay
ing the other $2000 tn cash nnd the
cost of the suit." Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Irrr M ho Sin Orer Hani Work. f
Toting girls In Japan nre employed t
to perform a task which cannot be I
done in the same time nnd with Ihe 1
snnw ense by nny other body of work- J
folk In the world. They nre engaged )
nt the different ports itn loading tho
large steamers with crial. The coal
barge arc swung alongside tlie vessel,
from stem to stern of' which nre hung
n series of platforms, the broadest
nearest the base nnd diminishing ns
they rise. On each of these platforms
a girl stands. Men on the barges fill
baskets containing about two buckets
of conl ench, and pass them to the girl
standing on the lowest platform. She
passes them to the girl above her, and
a. continuous and unbroken line of
baskets pass Into the vessel from 10
In the morning until 4 In the after
noon. The girls win handle from sixty to
seventy baskets of conl per minute,
nnd over 1000 tons of conl n day.
This really arduous toll they perforin
ns If It were mere piny, for they keep
up a running fire of jokes, nnd their
laughter Is continuous. They often
break into a song, thenotes of which
nre clear, melodious nnd stimulating.
Chicago Itecord-Herald.
, Kittln I.oennle.
The Filipinos In Manila are having
nn unexpected feast. It came , to
them like the mnima to tlie Israelites,
being furnished by a swarm of locusts,
which recently flew over tho clly. To
these people the locusts nre 11 great
delicacy. The Insects are served dry
or in a pot-pourri. They nro nlso
made Into pies nud cnUos, and In somo
instances ground Into powder and
steeped In liquid so ns to make a bev
erage. At times catching the Insects
becomes a very profitable business. In
Manila and the other large cities tlivy
sell at $2 a sack, gold. These sacks
hold about ft bushel. When dried the
locust can be kept Indefinitely. The
natives never eat the grasshopper
green, but they eat them in every
form, dried or cooked. They even car
ry them lu their pockets nud ent them
ns they would cntulles and other con
fections. When dried tho locust Is
nice and crisp, and tnstes something
like glngersnups. Home confestlouer
dress the grasshoppers lu various
Ways, serving him up occasionally
with chocolate trimmings nnd coats
of sugar. New York Post,
Have You Met This Woman
Her husband 1 all right but be Is
0 fat!
Her little boy Is all right but he Is
growing so spindling!
Her homo Is all right but tho paint
Is too light!
Did she like the lust lecture at tho
club? Liked what he said very much
but his hair was cut so short like
a prize fighter!'
Her uew tuilor suit Is all right but
Mrs. Zyz has her coat a trllle, the
merest shred, longer, and It's much
better!
Her new hat is elegant but If that
ribbon wus a shude darker, uow !
Boston Herald.
An Immigrant's Vrogreta.
Fifteen years ugo Joseph Huaga ar
rived in Ituttcs County, Kau., with
five ceuts in his pocket. He weut to
work for a farmer, with whom he re
mained five years, saving something
from his wages each year.' At the end
of that time he started farming on his
own account. To-day he owns live
hundred acre of laud, aud ha It
stocked with a fine herd pf cattle. A
short time ago be weut to Kl Dorado
to bid on another half section of laud,
Which he had tlie money to buy.
Lost Hair
" My hair came out hy the hind
ful, and the gray hair betsn to
creep In. I tried Ayer's Hslr ViRor,
and It stopped the hair from com
ing out and restored the color."
Mrs. M. D. Cray, No. Salem, Ms.
There's a pleasure In
offering such a prepara
tion as Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It gives to all who use it
such satisfaction. The
hair becomes thicker,
longer, softer, and more
glossy. And you feel so
secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara
tion. II. M s kettle. All erorrlitt.
If yttor nmrilKt rannnt snpply yon,
send m one duller nnd w-e will eiprrM
vou a bottle. Pe snre and rive the nnme
of yonr nearrM exerrps pnu-e. AcldriM,
I. f. A Kit ('(I., lwell. Mii.
Your Tongue
If It's coated, your stomach
is bad, your liver is out of
order. Ayer's Pills will clean
your tongue, cure your dys
pepsia, make your liver right.
Easy to take, easy to operate.
JSC. AH dmefttts.
nil yinir iiiuii.tm lip rr lnvtrd a boeulilul
Itri'Wli or tlrh Mnrl: ? ThiMi te
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE I8ffl&.
Balloon Orer .an Oesan ol Fin.
A Paris cortpondent writs thai
flio aeronaut. M. f nreons. his wife, M.
C'hardon (ilewral Secretary of the
last lnrl F.xhlliMonl flnrt M. Tiinot
'(architect of the. Porte 'Monnmnitnlel
had nn exciting balloon rrlp 'between
Ituell and Itianrals. Passing fbrough
the cloud they were caught In vio
lent storm, anil when they finally
emerged Into c)nr nir it was at n
.height of 12.IKSI feet, nnd Ibey were
traveling over a veritable oeoa of
dire, formed by s Ivlil llglitjilng Unsh
es. The aerial roynge hiodod near
Ilonuvnls after Ix-.mg up nearly 4
linurs, and the balb -n, which was rov
jtd with snow, unused th greatest
wonder among the nwlonlHlied Inhabi
tants. f
Our Higlittt mountain Peak.
Miwnt McKlnley. with nil altitude
of liO.tfilt feet, is the highest moun
tain In Nort'h Amcrb-n nnd forms the
central point of nil enormous nnd sur
passingly grand innunialu mass, situ
ated at the head waters of the Siwli
ll nil and Kuskokwliu rivers In Alaska.
Mount McKiulcy was knowu to the
Husshiiis who settled about the head
of Cook Inlet nearly 100 years ago and
was called by ihem Hulshala that Is,
Illg. The llrwt American to see nnd
publish nil account of 1t wns a pros
pector named W. A. Dickey, who gave
the mountain Its present name.
Dyeing la as simple as wanhlng when yon
nte 1'HTsm Fadeless Dies. Hold by all
druggists.
Although there are 214,000 acres of
orclmrdu in England, yet that country buys
100,000 tons of apples abroad in a year.
Four and one-half million people use
London's swimming-baths yearly.
Best For the Bowele.
Mo matter what ails you, headache to a
(ancer, you will never get well until vonr
bowela are put right. OisrunrTS help nature,
cnre yon without a gripe or pain, produce
eaiy natural movement!, coat rou Juit 10
cents to start getting your health back. Cll
ctBETS Camlr Cathartic, the genuine, put up
In metal boxes, every tablet hat C. C. C.
tamped on It. llcware of Imitation!.
A bit of paper money has been dis
covered in China S.14 years old. Its face
value is flOT, redeemable in silver.
State or Onio, Citt or Toledo, I
I.CCA Col'XTT. ( '
FnAXE J. Cheney makci onth that ho la the
senior partner of the Arm nt F. J. Ciiknet A
Co.,ilninRiuiineas inthe CltyofToiedo.Oounty
anil Htato aforesaid, anil that aaid Arm will par
the aura of cms hcsdbed doi.lr for each
and every caae of catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Hall's Catabsii Ccse,
Frame J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and aulucrlbeil in my
. , . presence, this 6th day of December,
seal I A. P., 1886. A. W. Gleason.
' - . - ' Kolary I'ublie.,
Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken Internally, and
acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of tho lyatom. Hcnd tor teatimopiala, free.
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O.
Bold bv Prugglata, ?5o.
Hall ' Family Pilla are the beat.
The Mexican X)!cano Ponocatapetl was
utilited as a source of sulphur mors than
400 years ago.
Frejr'e Vermifuge Kover Falla.
It enrol. For 60 yra. It haa been the med
loine for worma. itAc. Dmgglite and store.
There are 40,000 ill and bedridden pau
pers in English Workhouses.
FITS permanently cured. No nta or nervosa
ess after Brit day'e use of Dr. Kline'a Great
Verve Reatnrer. i trial bottle and treatiee free
Dr. B. U. Kline, Ltd., K81 Arch St., Phua. Pa
Cryolite is a mineral found in Green
land. lira. Winalow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soften the guma, reduoei inoamma
tion.alUjra pain, earea wind oolio. Ilia a bottle
The Phoenicians and the Greeks were
the first to place much dependence on
naval warfare.
IamaurePiso'aCure for Consumption eared
my life three years ago. Mas. Thomas Rob
sins, Maple St., Norwich, NX, Feb. 17. 1900.
' The shipping trade along the Central
American coaats is to a lurge extent in
Gorman hands.
Feople who are not really ill Jusi languid
and indiapoaed will derive gseat beneht
from taking GartMd Headache Fowdera, a
wonderfully simple remedy that tones and
refreshes,
In Straasburg and ' other Gorman
cities dentist bare been olrlelnlly ap.
pointed for the public cboolhi. In
some parts of Bavaria 00 per cent, of
school children were fouud to have
carious beet).
How Unci ttm Kiepi Tab on Crops.
There nre In the t'nlted States, np-
proxlmntely, 2,7Ti0 counties of agricul
tural Importance, in eacn or incse
counties the Agricultural Department
haa a principal county oorrowindonl,
who mnintiiins nn organisation 01
threo assistants, each covering a spec
Hied territory. 1'ncllltics are furn
ished the principal correspondent
to enable him to obtain regular re
ports from his ni'dstants. Tlu-sc re
ports he tabulates nt the end of each
month, suppli metitlng the Informa
tion thus obtained by his own obser
vation nnd knowledge of the situa
tion, nnd tho consolidated report Is
submitted to 1ho stath'ilcUtn. Al
though there Is no compensation nt
Inched to the position, nn average of
about 1)0 per cent, of them reports
monthly, .
Locomotives An Clumiy.
There Seems to be no present help
for It, but the existent style of loco
motive Is nt best a clumsy mechanism.
The crank irrlnelplo must be done
ftwny Willi In-fore loo tulle an hour
can he niiched for lonn Jonrneyf.
Howing Is ft stupid sport, because the
recovery retards the pnutrcss of the
lont. The forward motion Is accom
plished by n series of jerks. In nn
clght-'oared' boat the bbidea I'hould
not enter nnd h-nvo the water at the
same time, but should work In alter
nation. The forward motion of the
crunk helps nn engine, while the back
ward motion retards It. nnd lielween
Hie two the mechanism Is gradually
shaken to pieces. Hy sacrificing
strength to speed o rotary engine
might be built thnt would make MO
miles nn hour nt nil dMnnce. Tho
high speed of electric motors Is deriv
ed from the rorary principle.
England ha a yearly surplus of births
over deaths of 389,000; Scotland, 61,000;
Ireland, of 27,000.
fie-anse of their puritr, simplicltr and
eflVftirenesa, Garfield Headache Powders
prcent a "Perfect Cure" ler headaches and
the laisltudo and grnT.il deprewien result
ing from orcrtaxir.g tho nerroua aia'.ora.
About one-third of the world's coffee
production is consumed in the United
.states.
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