THE LOG FLUME.
An Exci'inff Flace for Amrisement In
the Sierra Ncvadii—Dangerons Rides.
Good Company.
At the summit of that cascade in
bondage the flume begins. Its track is
a trough of heavy planks, converging
in an angle like that which is bounded
by the two sides of a prism. Down this
canal, whose sides are worn very smooth
by the gentle yet persistent friction of
the water, and the many rubs and
knocks of the freightage, the wood, the
stream flows sleekly and swiftly, with a
motion not dissimilar to the gliding of
a snake. As the flume winds the cur
rent weaves, this side and that, as if
seeking to escape, like the caged power
that it is. Unremitting as the endless
chain in machinery, untiring as the
natural brooks by which it is fed, its
capacity for burden is unlimited, and
statistics show that this little thread of
water transports daily from the moun
tain top to the valley 500,000 feet of
mining timber, or 700 cords of wood.
At places along its route there are sta
tions of relay, or reinforcement, rather,
where feeders pour in and compensate
for the waste incurred by leakage and
overflow. It follows no regular grade,
but accommodates itself to the side of
the mountain, however steep, and is
swift acordingly. What is its rate of
speed I do not know but this I have
noticed, that it is so rapid that a horse
cannot drink from it, for if he turns his
head up the hill the torrent fills his
nostrils, and facing down stream tbe
water falls away from his mouth, as
did from the lips of the dooir
Tantalus.
Venturesome people have saileu
down it in boats, but such a voyage has
been too much occupied with the safe
navigation of their cockle crafts to keep
any accurate.log of their journey. There
is a great deal of sport and not a little
danger about this method of going to
sea, and so it is a favorite pastime with
the men ot Lake Tahoe on a Sunday
afternoon. Indeed, its reputation as a
manly amusement has become more
than local, and travelers from abroad
feel that their tour has been for naught
if they have not consumated their
advantages'by a ride down the flume.
Looking across the valley and seeing
the silver filament of water hanging
down the mountains they feel their
bosoms thrill with the desire and ambi
tion of a Sam Patch, and would rather
forego their swim in Salt Lake, or their
shot at a buffalo than to miss the latest
'episode of American travel.
Persons practiced in the art, those
who hold cool heads and the equipoise
of accomplished skaters, will step on
the floating timbers as they scud by,
ride till their heads swim, and then dis
embark as best they may. Or, more
timorous, the pleasure-seeker seats him
self upon the narrow and uncertain
deck of a railroad tie, cliDgs to the same
with tenacious bands and feet, and
launches Limself to his fate. As his
speed increases the spray flies, and his
boat wavers and threatens to capsize
he thrusts his arms into the air and
with frantic gesticulation, endeavors to
preserve his balance. A little further on
he ships a sea into his boots and in
stinctively lifts them toward the sky,
Now he presents an example of that
object su repugnant to natural laws, a
very broad body on a very narrow base,
and in consequence he is speedily
brought to wreck and discomfiture.
Better than these expedients it is to
make a boat by nailing two short planks
together in a shape like that of the
flume, but smaller, so that it will float
therein. Tack on a slat as a brace for
your feet, lay a short board as a seat,
establish yourself thereon, and you have
a navicular tobaggan which will bear
safely to the end of the groove in which
it runs. Take in hand a lath as a bal
ancing wand, unmoor yourself and go.
Now you are started you must contin
ue, at least until you reach some stretch
of level ground on which the current
slacks its pace. Beware lest you lose
your head and topple over to this side
or that you will be sadly bruised and
perhaps killed if you do. Beware lest
you become frightened and foolish, and
grasp at the sides ef the flume they
are of splintry and unplaned boards
and will tear your hands to pieces. Se
villa and Charybdis are very close to
you as you ride down the narrow strait,
and, moreover, they are as continuous
as the journey is Jong. You will un
doubtediy regret, with sickness of heart
and perhaps sickness of the stomach
that you ever embarked on a cascade
ten miles in length, but bear up
Though it may be distress to you, yet
it is good amusement for the men at
Lake Tahoe, who, walking patrol along
the flume, see you flit by, swift as the
Flying Dutchman, pale as the phantom
ofa man dead with seasickness.
The Cause of Whooping Cough.
From the New York Tribune.
Before the Academy of Sciences, re
cently, a paper was read by Dr. Henry
A, Mott, Jr., on "A Fungoid Growth the
Cause of Whooping Cough." The lect
urer
began by saying that the idea is
prevalent that whooping Cough must
run its course and if broken up, injur
ious effects result. Authorities differ as
to the nature of the disease and Oiving
to the different views taken a great va
riety of remedies are prescribed.
In 1871 Dr. Ludwig Letziriek began
microscopic investigation as to the
cause of the disease. He showed for
the first time that the phlegm coughed'
up in the esyrly stages of the disease
contained eliptical-shaped brownish-red
fungus spores. This discovery gave a
clew to its true nature, and to a new
channel of treatment. {These spores
are lodged by inflection under the
tongne where they remain until they
germinate and spread along the sides of
the tongue and backward until they
reach the larynx and pharynx. When
the growth has extended thus far, the
full whoop is established. Small eleva
tions or lumps can be seen under the
tongue before the patient begins whoop
ing. The time required for germina
tion of the spores is from nine to fifteen
days varying in different persons. Dr.
Letzeriek proved his theory by intro
ducing spores into the trachina of
young rabbits, in which ha produced all
the symtoms of the disease. As quinine
readily kills all fungus plants, it is found
to be an efficient remedy, the speaker
said. In administering this the immed
iate result is good, the patient not
whooping more than once a day. The
best way to administer it is to place
a powder upon the tongue and let it
gradually dissolve, but as children ob
ject to the bitter taste, it can be giyen
in other ways, but always so as to be
disolved in the mouth.
Cape Ann Codlishiiig.
Not many months ago a party of Bos
ton gentlemen came to this city and
went on a fisning party. Some of them
got pretty jolly, one in particular, who,
seizing one of the codfish they had
caught, walked up the wharf. He scon
espied a veteran fisherman who was
sawing wood, and, under the impulse of
tho moment, fetched him a whack
across the face with the codfish. In a
moment he was sobered. The generous
impulse of a noble heart throbbed in
his bosom. He felt that he had done a
mean, ungentlemanly act, and he meant
to atone for it then and there. Taking
out a $10 bill, he proffered it to the vet
eran, saying: "Accept this, and let it
wipe out any recollection of the cow
ardly blow I Btruck you, as I did not
mean to do it, and am very sorry for it."
The veteran took the' bill, his face
beaming with mingled astonishment
and delight, and, making a bow, re
marked: "See here, stranger, you can
wipe me over the face all day long with
a codfish, at $10 a lick! I don't bear
you a mite of ill-will, I don't. I rather
like your style. When are you coming
again?" And that settled it.
He talked as if he had a "frog in hia
throat," but he was only hoarse a sin
gle bottle of Dr. BulTa Cough Syrup
relieved the trouble at once. 25 cents.
A Seasoning Cat.
New York Evening Poet
The Riverside Hospital, Blackwell's
Island, is the owner of a cat which has
as hearty a hatred of the English spar
row as a* lover of our native birds could
wish. She may have no kindlier feel
ing toward the native birds, but certainly
she has had no chance to show it. It
is as a strategist, however, that she
merits special mention. It has been
the custom there to toss crumbs of
bread to the sparrows every morning.
A few days ago the cat was seen going
along, holding in her mouth a piece of
bread, which she let drop on the walk,
and then withdrew to a clump of grass
near at hand to watch. Soon along
came some sparrows. They spied tbe
bread which puss had dropped, but their
wrangle over it had scarcely begun be
fore she had one of them beneath her
claws Did the cat. reason or not
Consumption iircd.
An old phvt?ici«n, retired from practice, having
hud plnc-cd in his hands by an East India is
slonary the formula of a simple vegetable reme
dy, for the speedy and permanent cure for eon
sumption, bronchitis catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also a positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints, after having tested its wonderful cura
tive powers in thousands of cases, has felt it hie
duty to make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all
who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for
preparing and using, in German, French or En:
li6h. Send by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, W. W. Sherar, 149 Powers
Block, Rochester, N. Y.
THE Amsterdam Recorder tells this
The editor of the Fort Plain Register
has his office and residence connected
by telephone. Yesterday Mr. Skidd, of
Little Falls, an old friend, called on
the editor and expected to remain for
dinner. The editor hurried to the tele
phone and shouted to his wife "Mr.
Skidd will be up with me to dinner, lay
on an extra plate/' "Now" said the ed
ltor "you may converse with her." As
the gentleman was about to approach
the instrument these words were plain
ly heard: '"You tell Mr. Skidd we don't
keep a hotel oh wash-day." Mr. Skidd
excused himself for a few moments and
was next seen eating fried clams in the
Rainbow saloon on the corner.
Feeble Ladies.
Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing yon
to feel scarcely able to be on your feet that con
stant drain that is taking from your system all its
elasticity driving the bloom from your cheeks
that continual strain upon your vital forces, rend
ering you irritable and fretful, -can easily be re
moved by the use of that marvelous remedy, Hop
Bitters. -Irregularities and obstructions of your
Bystem are relieved at once, while the special
cause of periodical pain Is permanently removed.
Will youlneed this 1—Cincinnati Saturday Night.
The gilded youth of New York were
very numerous among the lambs
shorn by the stock sharps in the recent
squeeze.
A family of emigrants werg recently
found occupying a tomb in a cemetery
near Providence B. 1., that had been
left open.
Row You See It.
Gilt-Edge Butter Maker takes the "witches out
of the churn" and turns tedious, unsatisfactory
churning into gratifying success Sold every
where.
HAMBURG. N. T.. May 28th, 1879.
Johjj E. PiKBOB, Sec'y World's Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.:
Dear Sir —Yours asking as to reputation of
"Gilt-Edge Batter Maker* received. Wtf have
never kept it until lately. Have sold one case
(3 doz. boxes) and it has given the best of satis
faction.
Toon respectfully.
T. L. BUNT1N€L
Re-workinsj Batter.
Hundreds of tona of white batter are bought
every year, worked over by dealers, colored up
and sold for donble the price paid the farmers.
This fact should convince farmers that tftey
should put their own butter in into the best
shape for market and eo realize all tbey can from
it. It most have tbe bright eolden color of Jane,
which nothing bat Wells, Richardson & Co.1*
Perfected Butter Color can give. Use this color,
pack yonr butter in the best manner,and you will
(et the top price.
HISTORIAN BANCROFT has returned to
Washington, and has resumed work.
He hopes only to complete his history
of America up to 1789. The volume
upon which he is now engaged, he say i,
will be his last. The old gentleman has
given up his horse-back rides, and, with
the calmness of a philosopher, talks of
the time when he is to leave this earth.
A fcireat Discovery by a Great Han.
This, primarily, is what Warners Safe Nervine
i. The great man is one of the most famous liv
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only by H. U. Warner & Co.
City editor of one Dubuque paper is
a man. City editor of anotker Dubuque
paper is a woman. Consequence, irre
pressible conflict. Man editor, lacking
chivalry, indulged in bitter personality
for which he ought to have been kicked.
Woman editor waited for her revenge.
Man editor plunged into matrimony.
Woman editor wrote up full account of
the wedding, described tbe bride's diess
and did the genteel generally. But she
omitted the groom's name. It was a
great day for the woman editor.
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Females that are liable to suppression by tak
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Milwaukee. O.Noble* Co., Proprietors, Erie,
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The total vote of cast in Nebraska at
the recent election was 71,681 which
indicates a population for the State of
about 358,405.
Nothing makes a man, woman, or
child feel meaner than a tickling sensa
tion in the throat. Take "Dr. "Sellers'
Cough Syrup." 25 cents.
If a cough disturbs your sleep, take
a dose of Piso'a Care for Consumption.
So say all who have tried it.
OH! MY
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TUI tbe patient is well. I shall give HUNT'S
JSMEDY In Dropsical and Kidney Diseases.
Respectfully yours. H. BLECKEN, M. D.
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Jo jiui a nun
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Why boar such distress from Con
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Why be so fearful because of dis
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Front Rev. 12. G. Taylor, O. D., Pastor First Bap*
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PROVIDRNCR. R. I., .Tan. 8. 1879.
I can testify to the virtue of HUNT'S REMEDY
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SSsTWARNER'S*
Safe Remedies are
sold by Druggists
and Dealers
in
Medicine every*
where.
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by all druggists. Sent ty mail by J. f. ILLF.R M. D„
ProDr..S. W. cor. Tenth and Arch Sts., Pliilada..Pa.
H. H. Warner & Co.
Proprietors,
BOCHESTER, N. T.
BfjfTSend for Pamphlet
and Testimonials.
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CITY RAILWAY,
CHICAGO.
Works 4,760 Horses.
WE USE EXCLUSIVELY
WHITTIER'S LINIMENT.
It will pay all owners of horses to cnll or write
M. \V. SQU1KES, Snpt. C. C. R. Co.
The Express Company '"•'"•••k
370
horses:
1 have been using Liniment on the horse? of the
American and U. S. Express Co.'s ftM bios for 24
years. I never met any that had «£ie-tenth th»
merit of Whittier's Liniment.
II. KNIGHT, Snpt. Exp. Co.
For thirty yenrs we have been using all kind*
of liuiment manufactured for horsee, and of all
the liniments, Whittier's stands at the head ol
the list for Scratches, Greased Heel, Thrush,
Sprains, Galled Spots, and Sores of any kind. I*
will give all horsemen satisfaction.
GRAVES & LOMIS.
THERE IS RO REMEDY OR EARTH THAT EQUALS
WHITTIER'S LINIMENT FOR
Rheumatism and Piles.
It will have the same effect upon the human.
Scrofula, Scald Head. Catarrh, Fimples or Blotch
es on Face'or Body, Old Sores and Fresh Cuts.
mm
Sold by all Druggists, or by.
DR. S. WHITTIER,
204 Washington St.. Chicago, ItL
AGENTS, MALE AND FEMALE—130 mixed
large eyed English needles, including 11 mixed
darners, 3 button, 2 carpet 2 bodkins, 1 worsted, I
motto needle, etc. ore. Package sells for 290.
BAMVLKS and AGENTS' CIRCULARS FREE.
tiOHPOir Muuiia Co., a and 28,4tl Ate., New York.
WlS.PUB
UNION.
Please write for large Ulustra
ted catalogue of Rlflea, Shot
i* Great Western Gun Work
DEAR SIR:
Gaai, BcTolvsn
PltUburc, Pa.