BURIED BEAUTY
Magnifieent Stonework in the Foun.
dations of the Louvre in
the 01d City.
It has been known for some time that
the roadway 1n front of the cathedral of
Notre Dame, in Paris, is much higher
that it originally was, and that the view
of the entrance suffers in consequence.
The architcctural expert of the Louvre
museum, M. Redon, has discovered that
the Louvre is also buried beneath the
ground to a far greater depth than the
original plans warranted, writes a Paris
correspondent of the London Telegraph.
M. Redon concludes from his first inves-
tigations that, as planned at first, the
Louvre was to have been encompassed
by a moat, the excavation of which was
prevented by the houses that surrounded
it at the time. Afterward, when the
houses were got rid of, the idea of the
moat was forgotten, and the land rose
naturally to its present height hiding
over 2414 feet of the building. The com-
mittee for the preservation of old Paris
intends, under M. Redon’s supervisoin,
to clear away the tarth and disclose the
magnificent stonework of which the
base is constructed.
‘“Sun Sets Twice n Day.
There is only one place in the world
where the sun sets twice in the same day
and-that is at Leek, in England. There
1s a jagged mountain there and the sun
sets behind it and it grows dark. An
tour later the sun reappears at a gap in
yie side of the mpuntain and it is light
apaln until the
Relation Betw
Bills and It
by
en a Nation’s Food
Commerce Shown
Ntatistics,
Statistics havefbeen collected to show
that the measurg of the prosperity of
a country is thi§ amount of food con-
sumed byl its ]
nhabitants—in other
words, that diet jand commerce go hand
in hand. [Ths c
ies which consume
the larges\t amou food and drink per
capita are the countries which have the
largest surplus for export to other
lands; the coun which are abstemi-
ous or moderate in their consumption
of food and drink hgye Tittle surplus to
send away, says the New York Sun.
The average cost of food per capita
in the United Staies ig 60 cents a day;
thé United State ds at the head of
exporting countries with an average of
$1,250,000,000 in a y
The average c mption of food and
drink in Englan ) cents per capita,
and England stor ecind on the list
of exporting coun (Germany is the
third with an exj« add of more than
$1,000,000,000, and 45 the
er neiih £pent | for food and
er inclufled).
a dey
de of $800,
AV EMNg 00 expense
or ool and drink
Russia With an ex-
5,000,000 bxpends 20
A and drini per capita,
275,000,000" of annual
cents a day in maco-
er articles of diet.
nvinces statjaticlans
ed this notiy, of the
ftiveness 10 gjet that
for each int gpitant”
world powes in com-
res and the
surplus
le soil
Plant Out of Which Good
r Is Made Muy Be Intro-
duced in the South.
pling experiences are now be-
ied on by the department of
e with a new paper plant
pn, called mitsumata. The
flients are the result of one cf
Ps of Barbour Lathrop, of Chi-
and D. G. Fairchild, torceign
for the department, to Japaxn
ler foreign countries in searck
s for the government.
mata is adapted to warmer
the country and is one of the
luable plants known for the
pn of bark paper, so much
the Japanese. It offers an en-
crop to the south if it can
fully raised here. Forty.
on Japanese live upon the
Reated by manufacturing pa-
post of the product is manu-
om bark cultivated upon ar
one-third the size of the
linois.
UMmasa plant flourishes upon
oor for rice growing, is es-
apted to clay soil and from
0 pounds of raw bark are
bon a single acre. Thie
h in Japan from 15 to 1¢
er pound, or just fou:
ch as the wood pulp im-
Ameriea sells for in Yoke
SHAH’S PALACE.
Shop vf Valuable Things
Conglomeration of
lor and Luxury,
of the shah of Persia, ac-
pt. Donald Stuart, in “The
ersia,” is an appalling
f dinginess and splendor,
luxury. One of the most
ms is that filled with the
the monarchs of Europe.
pm 1s his majesty’s writ-
Here stands a globe such
in a school room, except
pnts are made with gems
prs, and all the names of
ad in diamonds. On the
py an old master is
. highly-colored adver-
ler in fishhooks. The
'‘t sort of wooden bed,
Oy six, the woodwork
diamonds, emeralds,
ires, some an inch long.
e whole is estimated
Ilion pounds. On the
ne ir a carpet so thick
the texture of the
visible, while a huge
iquoises and pearls,
e with a cheap urn,
imes seen at county
hndedness.
reat Britain have
ons to denote left-
ey are often prefixed
left-handed child's
the term is knack-
eing also equivalent
. *enqshire it is
pawed, in Yorkshire gallock or gawk-
handed, an expression dating back to at
least the seventeenth century. In
Derbyshire are used the terms keg-
handed, cork-handed, or corky-handed,
whilé in the Teesdale district cuddy-
handed is common, and in Nottingham-
shire wallet-handed. In the south of
England special terms to denote left-
handedness are also found. In Dorset
it is scrame-handed and in Devonshire
coochy-handed. In Scotland gawk-
handed is used and in the west cawry-
handed. In Ireland a left-handed man is
called a kithogue.
Horse Cars,
With the exception of New York, the
following cities are the only places in
which more than five miles of street rail-
way track are operated by animal pow-
er: Hutchinson, Kan., seven miles;
Santa Rosa, Cal., seven miles; Chicago,
I11., six miles; San Francisco, Cal., five
miles; Arkansas City, Kan., five miles,
and Tuscon, Ariz, five miles. The cable,
which, 15 years ago, had such bright
prospects, is now antiquated. There are
only two street railways operated ex-
¢l* sively br cahle rower.
EVOLUTION OF THE RAILROAD.
United States Now Has 205,000 Miles
of Lines as Compared with
Europe’s 180,000 Miles.
There are single rails (60 feet long
and 100 pounds to the yard) on the rail-
roads of to-day as heavy as Peter Coop-
er's old-time locomotive, says Leslie's
Weekly. Before the civil war a train
load of 200 tons was considered great.
Now some freight engines haul loads
of 2,500 tons. The first locomotives
used in the United States had to he
obtained from England. To-day Unit-
ed States locomotives are found on the
railways of Europe, Asia, Africa and
the islands of the sea. One concern in
Philadelphia. the Baldwin works, has
made over 20,000 locomotives since it
wag founded. It will turn out in 1903
hhlf a dozen every working day, or 1,800
fn all.
When the United States, 70 years ago,
began to follow in England's lead in the
adoption of the railway nobody sup-
posed we could catch up with that
country. Between 1880 and 1890 the
United States built 70,000 miles of rail-
way more than England, France and
Germany had constructed in 50 years.
To-day there are 205,000 miles of rail-
way in the United States, as compared
with 180,000 in the whole of Europe, and
dngland is not the leading country in
Europe either in_the number of miles
of road’ -
The Common Schools, '~
The report of the commissioner of ed~
uncation places the total number of pu-
pils enrolled in the common schools at
15,925,887, or over 20 per cent, of the
entire population, The average daily
attendance for 1902 was 10,999,273, or ¢¢
per cent. of the total number enrolled.
Less than 28 per cent. of the teacherp
were males, or 122,392 out of a total of
439,696. The private schools are tap-
ulated at 1,103,901 for the elementary
schools and 168,636 for academic and
other secondary schools, The grand
total enrollment for the year, including
public and private, elementary, second!~
ary and higher educational: evenins
schools, business schools, private kin)

dergartens, Indian schools, state school/®
for &phans /and others, is 18,080,840,
DN

nie.
(7/4 DUTCH.
TW BUMBLESOCK HAS
TO SAY THIS WEEK.
In Ost Pennsylvanie is es gebrauch-
lich in de Busch Kerche, dass der Parre
beim Singe die Leine vorsagt. Er gebt
en Lein aus, un wann dio Leut sie ge-
sunge hen, gebt er en annere Lein aus.
Alsemol gebt er zweh Leine uf emol
aus, un do vergesse die mehuste Leut
die Worte, un Niemand singt die zweht
Lein wie der Parre un der Vorsinger,
un selle zweh hen Bucher.
Der Plan is eigefuhrt worre 150 Johr
zuruck, bekahsdie Lezt hen ken Bucher
aatt. Faugebt es plenty Bucher, awer
die Leut gleiche des Geld besser wie
die Bucher, un so werd uf deralt Weg
fortgesunge. Die Leut sin arg iu Favor
vun alte Gebrauche, apartig wgnn Geld
dabei gespart werd.
Ich war schun oft in Kerche gewesst,
wu die Leut uf den Plan singe. Es
geht en Bissel schwach dabei, un die
sach gemahnt mich alsfort an en ge-
branch wu en mammy mit eme klehne
Baby treibt. Sie nemmt en klehner
theeloffel, nemmt en kleh wenig brei un
steckt es dem Baby ins maul. Nau
guckt sie zu un wart, bis das Baby der
Brei geschluckt hot, dernoh gebt sie
ihm wieder en wenig. So macht es
der Parre. Er gebt den Leut en
Brocke vum Lied, un wann sie sell ge-
sunge hen, gebt er ihne wieder en
Brocke. Es kummt mir allemol lach-
erlich vor. Ich hann mich als schier
net uwerzeuge, dass die leut im ernst
sin mit ihrem Gesing. Der Gebrauch
geht awer als mebner aus Faschon, un
sell is gut.
One Dollar Saved Representy, Ten
Dollars Earned.
The average man does not save \) ex-
ceed ten per cent of his earnings. He
must spendnine dollars in living expenses
for every doliar saved. That being tie
case he cannot be too careful about} un-
necessary expenses. Very often § few
cents properly invested, like buying
seeds for his garden, will save several
dollars outlay later on. Itis the same in
buying Chamberlain’sColie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs but a few
cents, and a botile of it in the house
often saves a doctor’s bill of several
dollars. For sale by J. 8. Carmany
Florin Pa. and all Mount Joy druggists.
—————— eee
Don’t Spend Time
Trying to clean your dirty hands with
soap, sand and putnice, but use KLEENO
because KLEENO will clean your dirty
hands quicker and better than soap, and
will not leave an unpleasant odor on
them like tar soaps and the large variety
of cheap soaps made from poisonous an-
smal fat which close the pores of the
skin, causing black-heads and various
skin diseases. KLEENO contains no
sand or pumice stone like tar soape,which
roughen the skin. KLEENO is a deli-
cately perfumed powder composed only
of harmless ingredients and is guaran-
teed not to injure the most tender skin.
KLEENO 8 put up in fine powder form
in 4-ounce tin boxes, the lids of which
are perforated so that it can easily be
sprinkled on the hands or on a wet towel
for washing the face. Try it once and
you will use it all the time. Price, 10¢
per box. For sale at Yoffe & Gaffin
Brothers’ Department Store.
TERM ——
Reduced Rates to Detroit,
For the benefit of those desiring to at-
tend the National Convention of the
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
to be held at Detroit, Mich., July 7 to 10,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell round-trip tiokets from all stations
on its lines to Detroit. July 5 to 7, in
clusiye, good goiug on those dates and
good to return until July 12, inclusive, at
rate of a single fare for the round trip,
plus §2.00. By depositing tickets with
special agent at Detroit on or before
July 10, and payment of fifty cents, an
extension of final return limit may be
obtained to leave Detroit not later than
August 15. For specific rates and full
information concerning stop-oyere, con-
sult nearest ticket agent,
When bilions take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by
J. 8. Carmany Florin Pa, and all Mount
Joy druggists.
BE —
Use KLiENo, the modern hand cleaner
Price 10¢ per box. For sale at Yoffe &
Gutlin Bros, Department Store.
"TO CONSUMPTIVE'
©
The undersigned having been restored to health
simple means, after safrering for several year
witha severe lung affection, and that dread diseas
Consumption, is anxious to make kuown to hi
fellow sufferers the means of cure, To those wk.
desire it, he will cheerfully eend (free of charge)
copy of the prescription used, which they will find
a sure cure for onsumption, Asthma, Ca-
tarrh, Bronchitis and all throatand lung Mal-
adies. He hopes all sufferers will try his remedy,
asitisinvaluable, Those desiring the prescription,
which will cost them nothing, and may prove &
blessing, will please address,
Rove EDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn, New York

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for the balance of your life with the world’s
best music, Opera and Vaudeville, Columbia
Gold Moulded Cylinder, Records, 25c. Ma-
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and the dalanoce payable weekly or monthly.
People’s Music Store
Ind. Phone 860. Mount Joy, Pa.
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