The Rising son. [volume], March 17, 1905, Image 8

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D-m-ii ani Despair.
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AfiUdextirity.
f" i' I' . i l'"A. , i,;is l..ni In -n
'" ,hi .(aw with litlur
hm: l .-iui: t.u;iity. Imr.ni: sunn-
m.tTi.i. ;,. . took place tt I,, n
his :;! .inn v. a useless iin to
thr , f a In- vmlx un.l liliix-
tral' .l Ir- iia!ij r. porrs t-nt irtly with
his ! r ban. I, sa s tin' "House !eau
tifu! " S r Waiter I'.irraU. ornnnist of
St. (e'or-jes rhapi'l, Witnlsnr, can nc
roiniiuiv a full clioral service with hl
li'ft hutnl ami his feet au! write a let
ter nt fie same time uitli liis risht
hum), li ieen Victoria was iitnlii.lox
trims; sm- rnu!. draw ns well with
the left hat,. I ;u with the rlnlit. I'n f.
M.ir.'e (1f t(,e t il'imore university ami
Sir lMwiri !..n:.: .-. r were iihle to usp
pt'her I ntel t :H: I !y ; ate! the treat
arMst sclent.-' of the i:..nai..satice
perio, j,i Ira'v, I.--onarln il Vim l. was
amtilitextroii- 'otijttrers ntn! Jutr I- is
mtist ho ah:- . ,. .em upon the left
hand m mu.-h a, upon the rklit. All
win) i,oss..-s i:n!iiiletral power do
clam it to !i a most highly prized
f.ieiilty. The Japanese appear ti ho
t!n mn f un.l,: t '':vus nation In Huso
il iys, tl.muli Mi my iirientals are ul.lu
to use eitie r (..it d with Imparl iality.
The ssiiah of jv.isia si:tis his name
with eiMier : f r riyht hand; t'lti.sans
in the east u- f:.'iinfly aide tn work
with i-i'her ha:t ! with eipial skill, mid
th -v also liniii- hoth riyht u" . rt
fijn' to their Ai l.
Th Season.
Ah' h eitii.n' t. nn.'ss thorn,
Kir w.-r.. I i , ..n,i,.s tlirm.
The he.ll.T-. A Mild ei v "Hllshf
Mv vii ili nt tn.. winter
W nil I .-ill k i - iseii. il pi inu-r-a
II . mile: Ins . J II liliish.
The doi-fun.. -f -rritiii,
1 view my rotn-ly (".ui;i.-i
N iw turii.-. ill tilii.- in,) rcl
A tl.it inx .-. jo i xivhI -A
t.Mthly IiPjm ml hvl.l.
O i for ltM'lly lle.l!
By tll I am ill i . -1 . -1 .
In tiumle-i iihtesit h led.
Ar -In 1 1 ilt i i h .mm- lu nlivl "
I -iitlKh and ste... and shtM r
With lreeii; PlllkSS ami IU.t "
And iow.-t liint.s leimealed.
I Ret h rhll lr-n's mips out. "
Tl nil Ii-im I IM ,..),i,M .in
And .-t tliem un.l. -island,
I with ilistln.-in . tn.u k Hi U
V ir ri-Klens ku.iun as Anno
My own, my r..uie land. v.
T-t Imt half 1 1! 1 mv woe s- '
The fate tiii..i(. js
Too harsh f ir mortal sin;
P.M.-e II. -s. j-iVH dl... ll.,.,s f.n. t
U likely round III H ides
They call ihe plumlii-i In.
Profitable Inventions.
No one clim of inventions lins Iipph
m prolltahli! to iMith the ninniifai-lnr-i-r
and tln inventor as mimical in
Htrntneiits Ami appliances for same.
Numerous improvements to tho piano
have heeti a source cif largo forlnnes,
and various devices are at present
lnins oiintlnuniMly applied. Kadiially
new instruments possesHttiR real
merit are th Itnentions needoil in
thin line. Tin puhlic. Is always ready
to adopt almost anything new In both
wind and strinm-M instruments. iu
vnt or.
Cow Vade Clean Haul.
Frank Mow ;;i'.-he, a tout In a pae
tnro, where lie employed himself la
pirkinw herris at Meredith, N. H.
Durini; hi-, aluuce a cow tipped the
tout over and devoured nearly the en
tire cainpii ; effii. Aiinuiii the tliinRt
eaten was i p'vitid ol" salt porli, six
()uirts of I. -rtles, four cntulles, ona
qil.ll'l of cool;.-. I ln'ans. (lie sleeves of a
coat, a bund! ' of newspapers, half a
do.i n iloumiiri' -. a peek o potatoes, a
iiuiiilier of cool;., and several other
aiticles.
Harm Done by Paris Green.
Speal.ini? of 'In potato an observant
Maine farmer states that fur several
years east h his noticed no potato
bulls :i:il.nii-li previously tli plants
were coc-ed wi'li them. He gives as
a reason f i- this that the pails green,
used so !?em ro isly In recent years for
the exti rniiiiati in of the buns, killed
tint Dower- ot '!-.e plants and thus pre
vnnted tin-in Ii- im noinn to seed.
Cow Givbs Birth to Triplets.
At (lie Unci, i 'lift farm. North Smith
field. It. I . id -Allien Hiram 1'. Thayer
1h proprietor, an Ayresliire cow lias
plven birth t , tarn? nilves. a most
unusual occui r r.ce. Al! of the calves
appear to be healthy, alUiouuh they
are somewhat under size. The same
cow two years ai;o aave birth to twin
calves, both of which veie of the
usual size.
Letter and Envelope of Bark.
Kllory A. Haldwin of West I'pfnn
received a tmhpte letter from bis son,
who Is on a Msliinn trip in Maine. The
cnvelopa was stripped from a birch
tree ami held touether with a postage
Ktamp and the letfr was written on a
largo idece of bark and folded tw ee,
the same as an ordinary uluca of writ
lug paper.
WALL'S
Laundry Co.,
rt-Cla Work A Prompt Deliver;
708 E, 12t U., rj8M OitT, Me.
Force of Christian Examples.
Sir Henry M. Stanley, the African
fp!nrei t l !. himself, how lie -aus
oet.vi i t. I by Dr. I.l inn-tone. Ili-t
story is as follows: "I vent to Africa
as proju lice, adjust religion ns the
wor.-t Inl.b 1 in I. melon. To n re'
porter like myself, who had only to
deal with wars, mass meetings ami
political gatherliius, sentimental mat
ters were quite out of my province.
Hut there came to mo a lonn time
for reflection. I was out there away
from a worldly world. I saw this
military old man there, and 1 asked
myself: 'Why does lie stop here, in
such a place?' What Is it that In'
spires Mm?" Kor months after we
met I found myself listening to him,
wondcrini? at the o, man rnrry otit
thn words. Tenve all anil follow Me.'
Hut little by little, secin his piety,
his gentleness, his zeal, his earnest
ness, nnd how he went quietly about
his business, I was converted by him,
although he had not tried In any ay
to do it."
It Looks Good.
Oh. a 'possum fat
Minus from the limh.
At"! the world looks uoed
Wli-n l think or linn.
And l.-aw.i fill down
And n frost Is ninli.
And ihe yt l.w arns
And the ptuikln pie
At-' In s'-.-ison now.
And lw-hnminy
And liott: and lie- world
I.oeks Kooil to iin-l
And nios'iultoes thry
lii.n't slali en miirfl,
And no IiiIIiiiks ain't
i in tin' sandy shore.
And thev am t a thlnir
That kin mar my Joy
Ex. -ep tin' row
That I nin t no bny
I.Ike I wa and levi-rs
Ar on tin- li a.
And tie- i! t.I i t wnrlii
l.uuks good In roe.
Houston Tost
Presents to Bible Society.
A number of curious presents have
come to the lllhle. society In Umdon.
Gifts of embroidery to the value of
over $la) have bun received from
native Christian women In Manchuria.
From the New Hebrides, the Aneity
uniese sent more than $:t". These peo
ple manufacture arrowroot annually
to pay for the idhles they need.
About $15 was contributed In kind
by the aborigines of Mapoon, North
Queensland, who collected oysters for
tho purpose, as they have no money
of their own. Kven the Dyaks of Tlor
reo sent a collection in to I.onrton,
though In former days their father!
collected human heads much as Amer
ican boys collect postage stamps.
At What Temperature Water Boils.
Water boils at different tempera
tures, according to the elevation above
the sea level. In lyindon water bolls
practically at 212 degrees Fahrenheit;
in Munich. (Jermany, at 2094 de
grees; In the City of Mexico, at 200
degrees, and In the Himalayas, at an
elevation of 8,0no feet above the lev
el of the sea, at ISO degrees. These
differences are caused by the vary
ing pressure of the atmosphere at
these points. In Ijindon the whole
weight of thn air has to be overcome.
In Mexico. 7.001) feet above the sea,
there is 7.000 feet less of atmosphere
to be resisted. Consequently less heat
Is required and boiling takes place at
a lower temperature.
Cause of Mysterious Sounds.
There is an old superstition that tap
ping sounds in a room foretell death.
A correspondent suggests that these
sounds are emitted from wooden fur
niture. "I have generally noticed," he
says, "that I heard them after a sud
den change In tho temperature from
heat to cold. Heat causes furniture
to expand and open the interstices of
the wood, which become filled with
nir. A sudden cooling, on the other
hand, causes tin' wood to contract,
and thn interstices then close and
forcibly cvpel the air with these ex
ploslvo sounds."
The Too Strenuous Life.
"I am willinir to go to jail or fishing
r.l'.h you If you can find my store
without a customer from six to six
any day in tho y.ar," said a merchant
to a drummer, who asked for a mo
ment of his time. Hut it is not well
to live a life too s:renuous better
hire another man or two and pass
prosperity down the line rather than
go to jail or (lie before your time. It
Is wise to fish occasionally. Dollars
arord lilt! consolation when aches
All your bonrs and th.'ro Is no pleas
ure In i:n at or drink ither.
Don't Lay It Up.
Don't lay it up-that bitter priirtK
Ak:I'is yum tiieiid or niKhbur,
Or .li ui its hid den root
W ith so much carp and labor.
Nay! Hather nolily pass it by,
Or thrust it out to fade did die.
You tuny b right and he be wrong-,
Vet, if you tin your duty
And culiiv.it' Instead of hnt
The tlowi m ol love and lii-auty,
The lime may t-oine w lien In niHV feel
lluw grandly you Willi olliill Ural.
Don't lay it up. nor lot n thnnpht
I If "sweet reellKC" possi-SK you.
When tales untruthful reach your ears
That trouble iiinl distress you.
Nur chase the wrom; with tutted breath-
A lie will run iisult to death.
Instead, build up nn honest life.
Upon a sure Inundation,
And let l l.o hum. in iiihiIo walls
liu Huong n il, - ir t.. i million.
Then may yuu L-uurt tunn's rudest
iihock
Tour liuuda is built upon a rock.
New York Weekly,
Atlantic Pants Co.
...TWO STORES, 16 EAST 7TH ST., AND 2825 SOUTHWEST BOULEVARD...
Suit to Order $17.30. Pants to Order $3.30
RICH BROS.. Props.
tUfsnttcm qua rnntpcd or Money Refunded, KANHA.H CITV MO
..HEALTH IS WEALTH
If you would ejain health anil wish to retain the sanu
t i'tiKntlivr the necessity of reliable prescription compounding,
which we make a specialty of jrivinjr the most careful atten
tion. We till prescriptions just as the doctor writes them.
Our motto is TO PLEASE, PRICES RIGHT,
Save time and carfare by buying
your Patent Medicines and drug
necessities at attractive prices.
A Large Line
Perfumes, Toilet articles,
Tooth brushes, Combs
and Brushes, Fountain
Syringes and Hot water .
bottles at
gratifying prices.
Remember its
RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION
PHARMACY
Call In ind tarn ua.
Science for the Young.
Thoughtful little Willie Kruei ,
Pnrved his name with father'j rax
Father, unaware of tioiihle,
T:Ked the Made to shave his stubhle.
Kiither rut himself seven-Is-,
Whleh i, l.-ased Huh- Willie' dearly.
"1 have llxed mv fmhei s razor
Bo it cuts:" said Willie Kruzur.
MAmlo often wondered why .
Aeids ttoulile Hlkull
Mamie in a manner plaeld,
Kelt the eat t.olai le Hi-Id.
Whereupon the eat Ktew frantic,
RHei iitiiiK many mi antic:
"Ah!" erlej Mamie, ovei Joyed, '
"J'lissy is un alkaloid:''
Arthur with a lighted taper
Tmiehrd the tire to Ktandpa'ft pxpet
Oramlpit leaped a foot or higher.
Dropped the sheet, snd shouted "Klre!"
Arthur, wrapped In eonteniplHtlon,
Viewed tho scene of coufli&Ki ation.
"This," ho said, "eontirnis my nol inn
Ufa t creates both light and motion."
Wee, experimental Nina
l'ropped her mother s Inesd. n china
t-Yom a seventh story casement.
8mashlhK. crashing to the basement.
Nina, somewhat uppiehenslve.
Said: "This china is expetmtve.
Yet It proves by demonstration
New ton , law of Rim Itation."
Wallace Irwin. In I'hlladclphla Post.
Years Beginning on Sunday.
In the course of the present cen
tury fourteen years will bej?in on
Sunday. A puinntaklng Individual has
computed these occurrences, tihoning
that In this century Jan. 1 will fall
on Sunday as follows: The common
roars 19U5. 1911. 1922. 1933. 1939. 1930.
1961. 1967. 1978, 1989 and 199o, and
the leap years 1928. 1956 and 1984.
This is a fraction less than the usual
number computed in point of averages,
the first and the last of the Sunday
beginnings falling five years each from
the ote of the century. It Is possi
ble for Jan. 1 to occur on Sunday
fifteen times In a single century.
Objected to Classification.
A clergyman In Dublin once invito!
several of his colleagues to dinner,
but was disappointed at not getting
an answer from a very popular clergy
man, whom lie particularly desired to
be present, so he called on his friend,
fearing lie might be ill. "You re
ceived my Invitation, I hope?" "Veg,"
replied the other, "I received your
very insulting communication." "In
sulting!" "Very, ltend It for your
self." The amazed rector read it,
and found that, by a truly clerical
error, he had invited the clergyman to
come and dine in order "to meet a
few other clerical fier.ds."
Formation of Peat.
Teat is the product which results
from tho partial decay of vegetable
matter mosses and othpr marsh
plants which grows and dies in bog
gy places where the wuler stands. It
is childly composed of Kphngntim or
bog moss. This moss has peculiarly
absorptive .properties, owing to the
cuplike arrangement of its parts,
which take up and hold water Ilk
a sponge. Sphagnum continues to
grow after its roots have become de
tached from the ground. These two
qualities explain why hugs occasion
ally bllde from their old beds.
Triumph of Good Manners.
Boforo the gentler measures ot In
ternational high breeding the mis
chievous maxim, "Our Country, Right
or Wrong," must Increasingly give
way, nays the (Yntury. Willingness
to acknowledge a fault, disinclination
to meddle in tho affairs of others,
sympathy for the weak against the
oppressor, patience and reason as
against petulance, rashness and force,
are as possible to a nation as to an
individual. A people should bo all
jealous of the national gentlemanll
boss as of the national credit.
If you art eomlsnlly luffr ring with litidtchi
get yonr eyes examinedi It may bt your yei
cau.i IL-T7e Rmilabf Optical
Dept.
Bromo Ammonia for that cold
a cold today, pnemonia to
morrow. The Century Marvel Corn Shelter
a sure cure or money re
funded. Painful walking made
easy.
the
S. W. Corner 5th and Broadway.
Phone Home 1626 Main, u u
Open all night.
Flint, Ala., June 14th, 1900.
Dear Sirs: I have used your Ozon
ized Ox Marrow only a short while and
it lias improved my hair wonderfully.
ROTHA FRANCIES.
Sweetening Sugar.
ATI iugar is not sweet, or rather
aweet enough to come up to the re
quired standard of sweetness, so some
kinds must be sweetened artificially.
There are many establishments where
this process is carried on. A cone of
sugar is placed over an apparatus apex
downward, many little holes in the ap
paratus coming In contact with the
point of the cone. A thick liquid la
poured on the flat end of the cone and
the machinery Is set in motion. Tho
holes become the mouths of the suc
tion tubes and the sweetening liquid is
4rawn through the cone, giving it tho
necessary quality.
Chinese Marriage Law.
Persons bearing the same surname,
although they may not be related la
aay way, are forbidden to marry tn
China.
GERTRUDE BERKLEY, a great fa
vorite with Kansas City theater goers,
is playing with success in Proctor's
Fifth Avenue theater. New York. Re
cently she appeared in Dion Bouci
caulfs "The Jilt."
AND W'UAj BLANCHE BATES mar
ry the man who owns the private car
she taveU in, or the writer of the
frigid latitudes Jack London who
was recently divorced. And another
dramatic problem: Did Rejane dance
on the table?
BETRAYING A MASTER.
In a London printing office a year
or two ago a confidential balance-sheet
was being produced. One of the com
positors was approached by a well
dressed stranger and offered a large
sum for a copy of the figures in the
balance-sheet. "No!" he replied, "I
could not think of such a thing." The
tempter, however, tried another man,
who agreed to secure a copy for him.
A spoiled sheet gave him an oppor
tunity of betraying his trust, and he
would have done so had not a private
detective arrested both hliu and the
man who had offered the bribe. To us
conies the warning lest we, knowing
our Lord's will, deliberately disregard
BEING READY AND WILLING.
The firemen, on the alert for a
"call"' that may come at any moment,
illustrate the readiness and the loins
girded about to which our Savior re
ferred. For all emergencies the Lord
requires our readiness, and we may be
the means, in God's band, of saving
our fellow-men from destruction. Se
lected. AGENTS AND SALESMEN
Wanted to sell KlnUlne; read their
advertisement elsewhere in this pa
per anil write them at once.
Milwaukee, Wis., June 23, 1893.
Gentlemen: Please send mo two bot
tles of the Ozonized Ox Marrow for the
hair. Think it la one of the best hair
pomades made.
MRS. JOHN GRAF.
RELIABLE
No Delay-Satisfaction Guaranteed-Teetk Examined Free
We ar the m at reliable dentists In the city. We have the Urgent and
oldest practice In the city. Our aul'ccs Is due to the uniformly high
grade wiira done by gentlemanly operators of middle ages ' youths
Wc Guarantee to Please. Our Reliability is Unquestioned.
This firm is backed by a wealthy Corp .ration, and is therefore thor
oughly responsible. All work is guaranteed for 13 years.
Full Set tf Teeth
Set 8. S. White Teeth. .. .$4.00
Gold Crowns 22-k
lir'ulge Work, per
Platinum fillings
Cleaning
Teeth eitraoied without
NEW YORK
1029 Main Si
Get the Habit
Of Trading at-
McCampbell
Prescription
2304 VINE ST.
WE CUT THE RATES.
Perum, - 75c Bell Pine Tar Honey,
Mennen's Talcum Powder. ISc Liquozone large
Laxative Bromo Quinine, 20c Liquozone small
All $1.00 Preparations 85c or Less.
All 50c Preparations 45c or Less.
ANY QUANTITY OF MEDICINE DELIVERED TO ALL
PARTS OF CITY FREE OF CHARGE.
"Maine"
S. H. Finkclstcin, Prop.
Carries a complete line of
Furnishing goods, Hats, Shoes
and Umbrellas j j
We Also Make Suits
to Your Measure
OUR MOTTO:
YOUR MONEY S WORTH
SOS IVIAIN ST.
"Hot Springs Special."
Long looked for improved Train Service between Kansaa City
and Hot Springs, Arkansas, and return daily, is now provided for by
the
15
Leaving Kansas City at 12:01 noon daily. Arrive in Hot Springs to
Breakfast. This train runs via Paola, Garnett, Neodesha, Indepen
dence (Kan.), Coffeyville, Ft. Smith and Little Rock. Through
Sleepers and Chair Cars (all seats free) to Hot Springs. A special
feature on this "Hot Springs Special" is the Elegant Dining Cars.
This train connects at Little Rock with the Iron Mountain Trains for
all Southeastern Points In Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas.
For Excursion Tickets, Sleeping Car Berths and all information,
call or address
E. S. JEWETT, Gen'l
901 Main Street.
Telephone
DENTISTRY
$2.00.
$2.65 1
tooth .$2.65
SOo
SOoWedoatwe advertise
pain Frke. we are here to stay.
DENTAL CO
IPs'' "
ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS.
8onnd Floor. Entrance ea Kam Street only.
C;o Dllj. Nltfh till . Hundi sr. ID to 4.
& Houston's
Drug Store.
TVIIS I Hell ISO K.nst.
I t -( Home a3go Maln
20c
85c
45c
Anchor
KANSAS CITY, MO.
3 (A
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Agt.Passenger Dept.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
740 Hickory.