The Patton courier. (Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.) 1893-1936, February 10, 1898, Image 2

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The Chicago court which “decided 1
that poetry is legally worth twenty.
sents a line is no friend of the news-
papers, exclaims the New York Tele
gram.
N ow
5
T¢ is a litte caviows, mses the
York Independent.
Uatholic missionaries,
for whosa murder by
the Emperor of Ge
valuable port and fons
miles of territory, belo:
Order of Jesmitu
peiled from Germany
A ATR AS TT
Ia Germany it
fix the aga of electors at thirty, instead
of twenty-five years. This 1 a vine die
tive thrast af wornan suffrage, declares
the New York Mail and Express.
Femininity may adwit to
years, but with the limit at thirty it
is going to take s tramendons sense of
moral daty to drag it to the polis,
A ————————————————
Professor Fall, of Vienna,
profession seems to be the pre liction
of the world's destruction, now fixes
the date for November 13, 1899, by
means of Temple's comet. One thing
that will go far toward reconciling
mankind to the destrmetion of the
world, confesses the Lonisville Cone. |
jer-Jonrnal, is that when it does come
it will destroy also these predicting
professors.
Ww wasn
that ine
rotniiatn
wr dry
1% now proposed Toy
faulty five
w home
At s recent lesture on Alpine climb
ing delivered in London a photograph
was thrown on the screen showing
how a guide saved a whole party by
his presence of mind. They were
prossing a perilonsly steep and narrow |
slope or spur when they suddenly
slipped and disappeared down ihe
side of the precipice. The mide
promptly threw himsell down the
other side of the slope and struck his
age into the snow.
fall. In the picture the tourists werd
out of sight and only the gmide could
be seen sticking like grin death to the
side 4f the precipice, The
strair npon the ripe was shown hy
the way in which Jt had entnto the
snow at the top. Bat the
‘and the party was saved.
thna hreaking the
terrible
Again the foreign dispatehes are
filled with wnrnings regard be
things which a ‘‘proud nation’ like
Speiu cannot endnre, aud sgma, io
consequence, arises the impmise to ask
what right or excuse Spain has to be
“proud.” Surely there is strangely
little in her story to explain her
haaghtiness, maintains the New York
Times. Sines the expuluion of the
Moors—and of learning aad civiliza-
tion with thers—her record has been
one of grest opportunities wasted, of
cruel persecutions as theonly evidence
of power, and of a steady drop in the
scale of Earopean influence. Does
she elsim credit because to-day only
thres in ten of her population can
read or write? What has she to show
for the gold brought by shiploada from
Mexico and Pern? Yet, after all,
Spain really is proud, she can at least
be proud of her pride, for surely
never was there another nation sble
to be anything elne than humble when
considering a record half as black as
bers.
in
There is pow pendiog in the Legis
{ature of Maryland a measure which
provides for the protection of song
birds in that State. On account of
the rapidly increasing demand for
songbirds made by the millinery estab
Yishmenss of Maryland, the forests of
that State have been almost completely
depopulated of their tauefal inhabi
tants. Prom present indications this
wise measare is more than apt to meet
with the hearty support of the Mary.
land lawmakers. Throughout the en
tire State there is a strong sentiment
crystallizing in its favor, and even the
women seem to be joining heartily is
advocating the proposed reform. This
is just as it should be; for the practice
of slaughtering nature's songbirds
merely for the purpose of decorating
gaudy bonnets for the fair sex is abso
lutely barbarous, Other States are in
terested in similar movements. Withir |
the last few months the matter of pro
tecting songbirds has been agitated ic
New York, Rhode Island, Massacha-
setts and other States, with hopeful
results. As millions of dollars are
spent annually for the purchase of
songbirds in Europe and America, it |
is almost useless to hope that the salu.
tary reform which is now being at.
tempted will ever become universal
but still there is no reason why the
most vigorous efforts should not be
put forward iu that direction. It cau
not be argued that songbirds are abso
lutely necessary to the artistic embel.
lishments of hats, for the world is ried
in oenamental products which migist |
be used ta, even better advantage.
Surely no good can eome of the prac
tice which robs the world of its melody
in order to enrich its vanity,
dn
who “stood ap”
Canburn mastache,
i axon hair, sad
and whom the girls all liked, and Nina
| Juite as much as from her
tor thie bride expectant
mother-of pear!
one’s eyes
HER REWARD,
TE at wad mevryat 1
pate! rin
Bb
r soil by
yx seg ioe |
ning
Each %
Of gior
The hagrig th
OT ANY Sarvs
j.08a was Ton 3
i bad bal made On
Ft hon w
Ah! anyed
iranghisr of heaven,
Tha hearts that loved thas §
bat fhe
Noh Ay returs
“Por thors shalt heogtie
And in its giorl
To the famiitar 83 its J
Hagven i= what thon hast
hod
AA NH Fh NR Me NAAT A
> Ly ne
siielle] 4 A AINA
THE
fivy MELEN
bod rdd pig i vied allies dpc
Teialie etd
HAT is
pries of
Nina Carron
sacked eagerly
Pan doilars,
mn am, :
se
ag ab org
the
ticket which hang be
Bon tive seniniter
“Tan dollars’
somree I can’s affor
And Nins laid
trinket, and wi
gtore
She waz a sparks
bran«ite, with
month like wa
beawitohing way
sailed sharia,
appreciate at all
great,
ré wat
Ald IRIE OY 3
4
And y
ioand Mus
Philpatts Id asked be |
second bridesmand
bridesmsaids bad given such
wedding mfis- Nina, mel-like,
had np wish to be left ¢ hehindh nd.
“Phat white lace fan, with the lav
ender silk lining, and the pear] sticks,
wonld have bean the very thing, ery
Nina to herself ‘Oh, dear,
wratehed life it ia to be poor!
what will Mr. Fortescue think,
give Nellie nothing on earth
iwo-s|z-penuy dad of a pocket hand
kerohief?”
Mr Fortesciie was ErOGIERIINT
with Nina a baud
sotae young gradnate of Yale, with au
a head of enrly
isashing blae eves,
elegant
a
Mar ih
the
well, she liked Bim,
de. At all events, she
stand well in his eyes, and from this
3 Hart 47
just a Lit
$n
; sprang her de
sire for the white Ince fan. with the
lavender silk hining and the carved
sticks,
Mortimer had given a
shan, and
FETT
stachiion
+e
sald Nina,
Rs thpretlier,
Ber grim il
“Uncle Leap
Fon spare mie Jen
Unele Le ap
ith-n sharp at
‘You know,
ba, ‘M ey
Carrols chat
throggh the
gave yon five
terday. Itisallt
present.
“But, nnceis, here 1a a
whe desk--a tea-doliar bull
“Hamph'" and
shragged his sho
some to that if you want it
soanlerfeit—a dead loss, so far as |
am eoncernad. I don’t know where 1
a pe agi
Es rat?
.
bastiie
LED HE wey
4
»
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BERN
px
An't so plenty
n-doliar bills
air like sparrows
dal) lars day before yes
taal you ean bate al
2
sould possibly have taken it in.’
“Bat it looks good, Unele Leopold.”
Of course it at else I shoaldn't |
nave heen sold as [ was.
shild —take it away’ [U's not pleasas
to be reminded of one's folly by the |
perputual witness lying there
And so, with a sigh,
eonnterfeit,
sadden 1
“1 dare
“f don’t believe it's
said she to herself, a
springing ato her mind.
it is a good bill, only seme old fogy or |
other has refa to take tt frou Unoels
Leopold, AL ail
the experiment
any barm, and I
£ ini
evens,
It certainly ean
¥
Wir want thao
t do
money
30 mueh!
“Mass Carroll!”
‘“¢2h, Mr Fortescue! it
Nina colored scarlet,
tle vexed that Mr orton
have avertaken her mst on the thre:
hold of Newton & 1 axley $ great ote
! stor; and yet why should she be an
uoymd?
“Am [ia the way?
ap Fd
CBE gular Wr
EH ARO
wis whgll on
Joie et oe
ie es pido a
WHITE LAC
FORREST
AN. £4 Ne Ay 2 SA, 7%, RH SS 5
SOB
pany vou?” he asked in an o
what a i
And
if Ii
bat a
glittering
WAH A nx IR
t¥Mass Ao rol
Take it aw he read
tA
hefurs |
Nina pat the |
money iu her pocket book and went
AWAY,
fea
sy :
mea bo try |
May [ aceom- |
Tome
ir reward
A
a
whe
Hoey shalt
sient bose
im Renven thy native al
e great and alr
it, a hag
Frances Ekin LAison
5 ANA AYA, I
Bo irre ke dry NA, at
oo 0 00 , pee
070 Jeli HOS 0
RE PRE OL
FAN
fal 4
AVES,
r
Boon
Tt PA SUNITA SLY
> v, -
© I Cre a 1%!
pe
Sa id vt 2
= FERAL
Boks
A743
a wid
Mist, Pail tts |
Lars
%
2X hit oh as
eae
pi
Ball vonscons that
vag, yet uowilliag to deny her.
laxary, and
herself that
done, Nina Carrol handed
ponnterfmt hill in payment
and scented trinket
sliure it owWathon
atthe
sie was do
¥ snintel ¥
Hi harm
ear
i
suading
Tne piri took
vi anid presenti wn
packet arrived,
“fam ready 0
ing Mr F
leaning against
emplary patience,
XE
ssid Nina.
w a
Hter
£3
Bad =
with
*
Ww irteso ie
8
Lites
: tha transsatiion
Nule-by-side 2
id 70
thin A
Yirig
arkesl. #8 soon
were gale ont on the varement
she will
ig tis ©
Me
tered
LAMAN Y
spectacies
ered in
aNd
i
The be Ki eoper § ; Kis Rie i
woman, looxed ars } i
“It was Miss Cli
canes sie tore 1t
i and i had TRA
fat. There ao
Cs parsieas’”
“Call Miss Charaoek at on
proprietor. Fhe
Was
pe, spt
* 33 3
thie bail 1a
sonnierfeit
mnterieit?
th, Mr
i
eo i
La%ey
cannat possyl iv ba I took 1% fron
young lady
Cal you
Amy fhe
{ ae
eyes an i
Wiiite
ae .
f gaeant
des ribe ler
sitatanl
very protiy,
PEA
Pate THI,
watid My
14
‘Hampi!
sno bow
Lat alnle
i
M inn Chia
$s
piensy,
18 waiting
Ro Amy was discharge i
harried home turongh
spend to we
dae
w An : na
heavy a% 3
a
as ashe
5 #
Forteasone,
may I ask
+1 don't
my Strange wire Rs
with a little
5 3
The vig
wonder yon are przziad at
Amy interrupted,
and
, hysterical iangh
I she pau wana connterfe it,
it has cost mae my situstion
And
a lationg
Mr
3
Treat
tahd the simple story of
1
Han
y
Fortasone
ry
rte rest Fie Was One :
4 VEE nen, said to
Hae wonld have helned an old
Pax 3t 434
Sirheny
Pit he A
| mnat be reiastated in
the
faliwonyat across Broad way, or stoned
3 attorsd show! of »
nists wi fa as readily as the
ndkerchinf of a Flora
nuteral 0
Glaser ra
.
the
any
tears that
that
pialy
vol tha words
ara 1kn a
anil
give you
pal he a ide
3 3. 3 “x
BAATHH BS ppmlig TRAINEE T@,
NES en
thoaght
pact Ning
you
YP
¥
havo
di i wt
goa thas
intarranted
imma Lar YONI, Hist
Piya
This poor iri
her place witii=
Vaxi ay fail Pw at
delay!’
"Az
¥
Pde
sod mo
Nina, bw LE ; 5 TERY of
mortid maf Joris
“Paro waid Mr F
Let me
4 : Ce
this Giltle aceonul
hae Briasete,
lava the
¥
LU acle Leopold, hrasqne-
Are paar But wae dre
My niece can afford neitper
dilow
“Wa
Heda
wai}
melt ten r fans nar Wo
ARrTYInG
EYEE 8
Yoox w ety u =
IRN Will 8
shepper, a9
§ 3 ¥ <
than as oB0
Caltivater,
PAST HE (OW SHELTER.
er #4 Ae io
ithe farmer av? will
a
inoreasa the profit
Amerson Agric.
SriCan
from tha
teat Time tor Plagrin,
Beye ress
When to Subssil,
: fRieri
mothing Viaere 18 a right way and A rou
way of subsotling, Several of our sx
periment stations have recentiy invests.
the with more or less
most cases sub.
in the fall hax
frend osnesial iy
ils resting on a hard and packed
nl The fall and winter rams
valk into the surface layer six, eight
as the case may
enter the hard subset!
of water rans off
into ditches and STOR
spoistare has
zadry spell in spring
ther supply
Benes at any
deepal of
tinie FReet in !
cannot do
mrad
arietly tharonghness
soiling whan
sean a
HOY
2 sand snbiect
In
dong
ter tive
5 tent Jere RERYY
dee cited
When
fist obs war PRE
nig itary Wek
vi x42 3 i FAS
bg HY
gr ten ihehes
cADD
wv that the
3
SH BEE Ra ety
& $ % 3 us
y pay for itxalf 0 ee, BOT
aril
he CT
Harm me yy fora ny PORN
fhe site fare
rs
riviera ¥o %
pring
wikitering
vets, when tins sariace
ceanarates) durin
SIN er
I% 1 fur
gonad
‘
$
Ek \ y
RKuheoiling Jesnens the nat
tirera
x
£333 He SVS mnt
3
FARE
and allows the
vied to ran off ta
stpbwmonl AE % ot
be drawn on when the
iiasr tise QV varie Rais
an eychateed stu
etween subsasiing
ih SLELNE, as
FERS WPUREY Lan
file 3 porous
daring tha
ad from malts
Lasaiim Foe
sir ti,
sarin Free
sud the mul
ahd then
Th no water to soak down and
ide
4
doe
“RUNS Cerne
Cw pw ed
Enonaa
STRcas Ewes Elia Lanne 2. 88°
earth dhe we 13
Pies fi LL WAY
ye
suheeglinge
wingt iittie mod Lier
ak ial fall
srs water for next sao
while sn ang sunbsotihng
Bittle
»
thse
3 at wast
i moisture
ary Io
tire
dry
i
i Provention of Chirkesn and Hoag Chelera.
theory about the ebaolera,
wken and bog. 1 shail
+ beeauss | olmervad in the
newspaper HUIS mornaug that a profes.
it agrienitural college holds
Pilar Tinta it My theory is that
imply a diet di
HBAYa o
wh ch
Aouad
fet
Sai ¥ bi 241
a ra ah
both whieh
gate
often msile of
ee
Farm gates
cis d $y =
RAS 3% Foowry ¥ ne
ofthe +. oo
Hei 3
anise TANG 08
Mir
as much
fortunately the
crave exercise; they peed it,
lack of |.
cholera 1s asd
LR
Lan
ara
ha str
sHsp
chickens may
1 believe the
att hogs, Hogs
anid ex
{=
fo uot
they walk
knows that
srpids » :
$83 DR
fat Heaitay:
Trae
pay “
any anal
mri Sueatakos,
PARDINL 18
the hraces a chat
New Fuglaud
® ®
fer
Bisrss HRY in or
need fresh waler,
SYELRe an
yury: poarisy
ch 3
The [oe Hanes,
4h a 3 ! § E34 i perish for
The number arise on ahieh ? petead J
= siothfuily dread 11 Nurely
sw honses (re to ' . : ]
, af tracedy ip the dd
ris 1A rand bariy Marventadt: IR 1D : in TRA "
+ 3 4
; wig iat ii tu us of ae os } # east that of i=
Sreasing, an | iis FET ee ‘ .
Nes
Lae
fiat
ta
3 . i
30d fi fdier
und and
oe
Lr
naitted vantages of @ Clean
bBiatise Mari
¢
EDT RIELY OF
Ue Gliack
Pie dry
Sw ARCH
seaman!
smoniy duanag
‘ pol ¥ A Le
wp
13 Rf in
ished wav
fie Boasis- they
they need dust in
LEY Hot any
will
wich 18
53
pet TMEIR AYES
full victuns 10 Oakes
CAXT:
nupa
the
xki 1
fit
stead 5143
dirt, aspects
caiind mk
mask barn
in the country is enouga 10
Late A society. They are
wo, the moking®
can forage for
They are permitted to
drink ont of gutters tioongh which all
of sewage may be making ite
way. And at might they go
by forse nto a stithing ponitry-house.
Why shonldu’t they choiors ’
Fromm “The Blaming Hen-Coep,” by
ntave Thanet, 1n Hurper: 3 Maganae,
more Lal pigs
fir: and water
he condition of fowls
Yar i%
humane
fod on corn and pekin
Fy
: ng whatever thew
Kireenyiod
SEY RNY
fing wa AYE oy (Leas
Tra RE
are
MiRaner
HEIRS
ansyo
A Pasture Fae She or Niabbe,
inky
Firwt English Government,
ie Hpst nent of New York,
; x York, was
RANT AUrres
un 1664, aud
Ly vanes,
LEON ARE
ii AW
SIREN
Petras Savy
“ %
togwmsir i ¥
Sed Fiat
ériok, as
Nin
York,
Lf .
Way
REO, Lao.
Lam lepmiy
fain Thiel
§ zr
to fie iMag e
wi Honey.
industry,
JL nr rheys 3
He much
honey A
The lees Teaspaoninl
1
simi
ties
at wi tie ial
eof siRneiions
ihe,
and the
1% as to pe rigrm, w
TRREp OY
nnn
gniined
pore thau a
sugle season,
bison youl
des alfurd proteciion
§
El
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