a relation unlike that of the tornado to the gene Yong-Tistanes Prediction Worthless — A Thees to Six Days’ Wave Menns a Crop Loss of 20 Ver Cent, and nan Incalew- 1abis Sacrifice of Lite wnd Vroperiy. | This 1s the geason of the year when the weather bureau endeavors to or perate with the department of apri- glture in the effort to furnish the | farmer with some intimation of the kind of weather he may expect from | day to day, writes the Washington rrespon lent of the Now York Come mercial Advertiser. While this i8 =» matter of dollars and cents with the farmer it is oftentimes a question of lite or death with the dweiler in cities, | No and is of equal interest at least damage results In town oF country from average summer weather, though it may be considered some what torrid. It Is the “hot wave” which ruins the farmers’ prospects for bountiful harvest and prings death and suffering to prisoners within the {ty blocks. Mt. A. T. Burrows, the inf yome Hg summarizes th {ts of many yoars aan the - 1 sum of the results of many yo ying ot a Es ios big lof investigation in this particular di v of his he "| restion by saying that the only pos yt Is good fatith Wildam HUE af Ms goa alth Willam Hill Hive knowledge which bas been ac 1 the 0 persons who wore ni religions services at the : ¢ Garden Mission, 100 Van Bur en street, last night, by confessing | phere, both upper and lower, is for at he was a thief, but now desired | the time being Almost totally suspend to turn from evil ways and live a ed and that radiation is at that time Chri tan ite. : The Rev, J 8. Date At a minimum. . rot . : paul, and Assistant Harry however, to puncture the reputation “hing and the latter had Jost 0-0 Logipor pro Bh sildross when the Tit con. | Weather prophets burglar walked to the allar. pds,” he sald, “I have been ug safes, robbin ir pockets a good many years’ for a longer time are the merest guess ving, | have served terms in work, and not entitled to credence. g and Joliet. But tonight 1 The hot wave occuples the most tm- ing to end my criminal enarcer portant position among Bd Ma out Ce new life. 1 War. phenomena in the ‘i along State street to-night my which follow eT 1 8nd property hich follows Te by declaring that ' while it is quite practicable to fore | east high temperature for & period its wake. card the men speaking from § : They sail sone | o + het on | siderable property the fuemied (0 t0Beh me ‘a high wind may cause Samage of "Ted | nore serfous nature and a tornado is wh the crowd. The more | feard the more 1 became convinced that this still more destructive of property, and As the time for me to reform. 1 wani you people to belp give me a start in He, ‘the right Hreetion, 1 have found it effect and of short duration. euler to steal than 10 work, want to work for my living, and West Indies carrying death gou will help me 1 will work for, yastation in Hts path affects but = ur mission. i relatively small portion of the United Tis significant conversation Wad geaees, A general hot wave, however, d with the gremtest enthuiasti. yyy jig plighting and death dealing man left at the close of the meets 10 first promising Mr. | temperatures, Monroe 10 re : : n today, when an effort will by *0 widespread and so ms | to get Him work. | ennnot be actually measured. Troe to his promise Hill appeared | joss to the farmers of lowa (no the de at the offee of the Pacific “3arden struction of thelr crops from & single Mission toulay and declared that he hot wave which visited that section bad not mpented his resolution. bu! in 1884, amounted to over $50,000,000, mther more firmly determined 19 or pearly twice as much property #8 galo an honest Hvalihood. Mr. Mon oe started out with the new Couver! gpg gevoral of the adjacent states at once to wee it he conld get Glm Cowered nearly as much employment. ~Chicago Daily | nearly : wa. 8 % 7 7 A SE A IN "The drjest place on the earth Is ow of Payta, ou the coast of record nor is one i Wagon. but all these are local in their possible. Statistics p, where seven years is thy aver m secured as to the number of interval between two ralus, 11 trois _ but no data are obtainable sick whose deaths are mes the water supply of Payts, was hronght down from the monn: as every night by a herd of lathe © vi. ‘who returned in the cool of mosphere, regarding the hastened by the abnormally heated at. FL en in | |ihree or more consecutive days during Prrxaw Faprress Dyxs do not spot, streak which the temperature reaches or give ir ood an unevenly dyed appest~ passes 90 degrees, and witn few ex iy il by sli druggists. | peptions they occur Juring the months omy Fp | Of the great crops of the country t in, perhaps, natural that the aeronaud ‘corn And cotton are most Hable to should feel uppish. injury from overheating. In mont sk Tour Pemter Alena Foat-Rate. | cases the mere Jack of rain is but par powder 10 shake into your shoes: eats 153 ‘tially responsible for the hllght, as feet res Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Sore HO I TA apa rw A Cures ”. Callow, Aching, Sweating Fest and In- Math Allen's Poot: Ease rakes new . #3 oi, r gt ait drag a as . can recover from a drought. hist the . Allen 8, Olmeted., LeRoy, N. ¥. Gestruction of their life-giving proper cory : hot wave is fatal intensely heated atmosphere is the 3 ‘ties by a hi A A ASR Ref 04S Sa pan There 1s an opening for every 1s Vermituge For Worms Imitators. Prey, Bb rau ‘a summer of average heat the ocour- [Opt tha guanine, mals, ,,, six days will reduce the harvest iy IAA i i. " ” ry rrr ers { yield of the country fully 20 percent. rk ages must be the agus of eld- | The most dangerous time for these | excessive temperaiures to occur fa dpi : for 1 be- aeast upon the crops and upon the I's on you for the &1 ; fall's Catarrh Cure will enre any oess . Waavery bad." Write him for . Bold by Dragiists, 750. he x is no filter that will make a clean health of dwellers in cities A careful stuly of the records of {the woather bureau covering a period f - i . ; aon. Gf axoess) anently cured. No fite of ne _ | recurrence of summers of excessive rat day's uss of Dr. Kling's Grad rer, § trial bottle and trpatice frag rive, Lad. 981 Arch 8¢., Phila. Pa —————————— No Sa men sre not homeless, but some ure conclusion is that these vals the numbers and intensity vary ing greatly each year. The maximum temperature during a hot wave gener ally comes within 48 hours after the first 80 degrees is recorded. The num. Fem NF Sina Sy Tinator's Soothing Syrop for children soflen the gums, reduces inflama. ya pain, cares wind colic, Zia a bode, nib AR AAA ‘peuple who sing their own prise The pe don't indulge in duets, ; ni BA SEO amuqre Piso's Cure for Consnmpition saved y life threo yesrs ago, Nua. Tox Ron Maple 8t., Norwich, N.X., Feb. 17, 100. Anstrulia has more than 1000 HOW LDAMITS. A AS A AARNet TA] K » heat varies and may range as high is 18 or 17. x popular mind these are associated one long spell, ss for example, the Efperiments made at Kasan, ip ‘of the petroleum found lu Sb prove that it is almost fdentieal Pennsylvanian paphiba. Ihe wells 0 nthe lake of Baikal are sand he rich nnd reliable, so far as the ngs go down, UA dS September in 1900. It {8 a very exceptional summer Joes not sweep the country. ber are not far behind two months a hot wave is likely to be Headache Powders are caroluily from remedies that buld up the pi; they ralieve mental sirain, oe and make one well and chear~ # harmices, Try then, Sp——————— ET China trades and professidns ar he in famalies. EN SE SN a season. No part of the United States escaped this Scourge, one section of the country is affected States suffers under the same heatad term. iments are belng tried near hot waves are noted. It {s bere they frequently have their birth. They are ed jorien uitended by hot winds which EVEN | insurmountable barrier to the east ward flow of the atmosphere, thus He takes occasion, mission, had been op geveral well known longdistance stores apd Of from four to five days, predictions eral evclone. The southern states are tirelz. A hot wave results from a | etaznantion of the atmosphere, and as the area of high temperature drifts slowly from west to east and is driven tof high pressure the comes to & close and the normal cir i sumed. | intensity. (In the east it was especial its way south and to the peeanie high area, which acted as an closing the outlet for the eacape of warm alr from the land, The Intro Auction of new and frish alr almos ceased, thus preventing any fowerin ! 4 the temperature al night. weather bus Peau ‘expert on hot waves, modestly | This atmosphere condition waR 80 powerfol that it acted ns & harrier to the northward progress of a hurricane about September 1. This hurricane was deflect} into the Guill of Mexico, hi | and finally reached Galveston. bring quired is that during a hot wave ihe ‘sastward circulation of the atmos | ing with It death to thousands of pea. ple and destruction fo militons of property. The storm traveled from Texas into lowa, and thence to the St. Lawrence valley. It carried with it the stagnant heated alr which hail | aeeumulated in the eastern wiates and brought to mankind t insyfleralils hot weather of the preceding woeks. Thus Galveston owes to Now York the storm which wreekel cities, SRR IC LL pate snd QUAINT AND CURIOUS sutamér hailstorm may destroy eof | over & limited Area, | The weather bureau defl- ‘nition of a hot wave is a period of reland produces 210 tons of honey & of June, July, August and September. worth $66,000, . grasswrack, has bee fond To the cooking and firing effect of the source of most of the damage. Crops The far: | mers of the west estimate that during § hmm re sn x 3 i ther. Fredonia, XN. Y., Says: “Stall during July and August, both in the reward C himself | of 30 vears fails to reveal the regular | heat or that hot waves occur on the | same days in succesding Yuars The visitations may be expected at trregular inter Ler of successive days of abnormal Two or more periods may | come in close succession, and in {ha as month of August and the first part of when at least one of these hot waves : Fewer occur in June than in any other same : mer month. July furnishes the great. | est pumber and August and Septem- i In the last | At times only | and at other times half the United = ngtitnent for nearly an hour without | being able to think of his name, when i his foot | cnough to show the tacks “quilted on the sole of his shoe, which accord | On the great plains of the middle | west the most severe effects of the | Fhe “arsenical walk” is due to the | use of impure beverages i acegmuiates in the system, hardens | the muscles and causes a stride as if ‘usually accompanied by loss of human | falls If he tries to rub. Even : but now 'a hurricane sweeping up from the and de both legs were of wood. The victim Ap English paper not long 880 told of & most accomplished physician who ‘Jost a good part of his practice be pause it was his invariable custom 10 | enter 8 Sickroom rubbing his hands cand exclaiming: jegves a trail of ruin great that it The | “and how mre Ww today? Better, 1 am sure” ——— Jesse Powell of Emporis. Kan, says {his wife has figured it oul recently i that during the past 15 years she had | baked 191,625 bot biscuits, more than half of which Be had eaten ; : . ar have hot biscuits at one meal every was destroyed in the Galveston 004, | soy. Mr. Powell weighs more tha #50 pounds and attributes his fine health ¢ iscuit can As for the suffering unlergome by | health fo the Bot biscuit cure. | the millions of humanity day after day | thit in these hot wave perfods there is no ma Snake structure ia enormously cu : rlous. The vertebras range in number from 100 wo 30, but are invariable in cach species. That Is 10 say. & snake | has | exactly the same number of ribs As a | snake of similar species only ont foot | Snakes crawl by moving tore | war] each pair of ribs which is ate tached to a powerfol cross-scale on | the belly. : of B certain sort six feet long long. ——— A species of marine plant called | tho | 16. 5nd in in Asia, Be Sa Kueniun mountaing ah ard PEG 3 he and fod # pot growing, but were thelr leaves and fruit, dep hed 10 or 12 feet in Ul wag coversd and strata of bine clay. the deposit once formid hottom of a salt lake Lei pnt § as a ph Colonel Elifak Jo Beard of Gilmer | county. Ga. lives in A oneroom Xone : {rence of 1 hot wave lasting from thrpe | Stracture uilt over bis wifes grave. | The structure !s small bat substan. tially octagon of stoss, and on the! iY “Ome in Hie and one | tn the rirhthand corned is the grave of his wife: a secondary | gpace near by he has reserved for | Around the windows flowers | nave been planted, and the venerable | patriarch spends the days lu heantify. | ing the surroundings. On the angiver sary of her death, with the assistance § of the local pastor, the funeral cores | iron opening into the gingle roan the tnsoription; in death” mony is repeated How He Remembered, Remembering names is one of the | hardest ta er Hende aps. when he had 8 few minutes oon versation one morning with Mr Dialae, : who was the speaker of the hogse, Rix vears later he again visit capital on business, aid in the hotel several days met gy { name. Before accepling this as A miraculous feat of memory, Mr. Hen i derson questioned one of the waltirs, who sald: “Yes sir, Mr. Blaine asked you were, and 1 told him, ‘Mr. Hender- gon of lowa.” Many are the devices that mostpub- | fic men are compelled to empioy to | Jonger than In the earlier part of the he bring back to memory a name which | they think they ought to remember. The late Congressman Brosius of | Pepnsylvania told of ta king with a * waddeniy the man lifted | lng to the fashion of that tine, hore | his initials, Then the name camo (© . him.~—Youth's Companion. the Hot wave not g to wore free from this visitation than the | New York, a Known orp others, thengh thew do not escape en lang curios and unique reptiles. At ha . es © C0 the Jast great dog show in the Crystal | 1 alace Imamu took the first and spe i ¢lal prige | variety, He is a beantiful and docile { creature. off to sea bY the advent of an ATER i heated term | U ae | wmforers from 1 i BOOGITOR, culation of the temperature is re : The hot wave of August and Sep | | tember last year will long be remem : hered on account of its length and | ! i of short wervice a young soldier earns | ly severe, although its influence ex- | | tended westward pevomd the Mississ. | | ippl river. This wave had {48 ineep | | tiom In northern New York, apd made | Atlantic | Here it apparently met the : Min, Tenpessew and South Carolina | and by the Lmproved process Row in city, and the eastern states owe to | that visitation the termination of | heated term which was killing people all weather y the hundreds wn the large eastern destruction of life | The arsenic They § | SER Saab «x of a public man. Speak- | n tells a story of bis going | to Washington on a Visit many ¥Oars | 3 the | after slaving | SES, i Blaine, who promptly called him bY | who | : pproximate result of tl tn New Huth Wales as folio “oiation. 1.862232, compristog mates and 647.025 females. Increase during the past decade, 220.968. come 02845 males and 127,508 fe | A of = fy 715.207 for the best dog of any Garfield Tiendache Powders era good for all | headaches. weak nerves, in. | Aepromsed opirite an other sommon The ronson given for the subetitn. tion of the dram for the trumpet in the Ttallan army ls that in ese days to march to the drum far sooner than to the trumpet Again i 4s found hat irnippeters are very subject to pulmonary affections. Phosphate comes large! 3 from Flor- use makes the best fertilizer. The soiadl peed comes principally from Lisrmany, LS : ; OB, promise me that when I om your pride And we begin housekeeping side by side, Ob, promise me wherever we may roam That | 1hall do the marketing for home. AD that we eat T certainty mast choase, _And I hist we LION COFFEE nse, I war it {oe its perfect purity, 50 pronjise me—oh, promise mel {ih Beiwnine me thot for our tamisrt’s mae fach morning LION COFFEE 1 can make, And when the luncheon hour is near st hand Again [73 need 8 cop of LION beand, At nghs when you come Some, my dear, to 4 A cup of LION COFFEE must/be mine. No brand can Nealthier or better be Hy promise mech, promise sel - similar gbitances. and you will understand the ih il lll + Y= Ya millions of good homes "tis often praised; reason of its popularity. Tis in the besn-—the package weighs a pound; : : : ll eo Insite, a Premium Lint is stways foand. ie ht EE And I will sive the lion heads outride is now used in millions of To ears the weetul presents they provide. h ; Thit ia one pledge 1 will exact of thee omes, 15s promise me—h, promise me! In every package of LION COFFEE you will find a fully Ulnstrated and descriptive list. Xo housekeeper, in fact. no woman, man, boy or girl will fad to find in the list some article which will contribute to their happiuess, comfort and convenience, and which they may have by simply cutting out a certain number of Lion Heads from the wrappers of our one pound sealed packages (which is the only form fo which this excellent coffee ta sold) Now what you want is Cascarets. Go and get them today-~Cascarets-in metal box~ that means it strengthe: the muscular walls of the bowels, gives them new life. Then act regularly and naturally. That's what you want. 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