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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1908
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
Entered t the Cairo PotoffloefortraniiilMlou
through tb mailt at fOond-oia raie.
uuUttUUHmUMMII
THE WEATHER
rrmrmrr wn:nui
Yesterday's Cairo Temperature.
Maxliium
Minimum
At 7 p. in
At 12 mldnigdlt (street i -voi d I
CI i
r.s
General Conditions.
im,.-, .invr fni ! ami miot, with
some abatement c
;.f tiie smoke wh i fh
has obscured the sun for
days oust.
scleral
Forecasts For Today
Cairo ami vicinity
cooler.
rail a.io
Sun and Moon.
Sim will rise today :"" a- 111
... . 1.. .. 1 'bl n ni
him win mi um.ij jh 'a,t. ott-nPrs of ihn Cairo proportion, staled, and ilio t.uw owners will soon
Tsrtte l w and mom inn.! 'Ha. on .ho completion of U.ese.have thin hummins in -bis neigh
record Is for Illinois and anproM- "i" iil ' ,ilk" ''' ,,K . 'hood.
mates the record at Cairo within a' .
few minutes.
v
IULM
NEWS OF THE RIVERS 3
The river iiiarted fi.8 feet en th?
Cairo gauge last evening showing in
change in L'4 boms.
The H. 0. Wright will leave for fro
owr river ibis morning.
The W'ui. It. King was out from
St. Louis last evening.
The Peters I.ee is coming up fro l
Memphis bound tor Cairo and St.
Louis.
1'ogs Htid dense tmiokes from for st
fires, with an uncertain' channel ren
der what little navigation thei is,
rather risky.
The City of Saitillo may not come
out from St. Loi'ls tomorrow as ad
vertised, owing to liw water in the
Ohio.
CATTLE INSPECTED
In Michigan to Determine Existance
of Hoof and Mouth Disease No
Positive statement.
Detroit, .Mich., Xov. 22. Dr. Frank
.1. Fless oft he local branch of tin
Bureau of Animal Industry wiih two
ether 'veterinary men, insepcted t
day herds of cattle in Livonia town
ship, in which the hoof and mouth dis
ease is suspected to exist. Four faniH
were inspected and about 1'iu eaM!
After the itispetcioi) Dr. Fh ss sa d
he would not Hate positively thai ibe
cattle have hoof and mouth disea .
He rcporied the situation loniphi t"
the Bureau of Animal Industry ai
WashltiRton with a request that ex
perts be hent to further examine th
hufpected herds.
SITUATION .LOOKS GOOD.
Buffalo, X. Y., Xov. 22. "The sit
uation looks jsuod." said Commission
er Pearson of the state department
of agriculture, tonight. "No new rase
of the foot and month disease hat
been discovered in Western New
York since last Tuesday, and uuies
unlavorable developments come soon
the re-opening of ibe Fast Buffalo
stock yards b but mato-r of a few
days."
TO COMBINE RAILWAYS
L'rof.cation of .All Lins in Chicago
Under One Company is Un
der Consideration.
Chicago. Xoc. 22 Tlie Keorl
Heiald tomorrow Will su t!-it plans j and Mt- Ft.e.k c.il.a:.' -ti.;, i ,
ior unilu alien under the ntiot ol j law touu) t a .In! "o f e Im!i j
one company of ad ,-nitnc ami e!-j t! e (iaid weed- v. a L':es-i ea.
railroad lin-t in Chicago to-la -u.t. -I. T! er- v,,i- a r-'t Pt.o-. i
felher with a prop si. I h liway atejtl.e -. -. ..( n bit i-: ,, - s, , ,, , j
under consideration !i loci! trie i njbcii.
men and eastern capitalist. I .
The electrical coi (Mention widen j
pi w furnislieif n ost of the poue.- js '
. . ... ... i.
-...in ir i-'-s in.- u 1 1-1 b i in-m'iiii:
body. John- J. Mitchell, p;
' ir. i f
the lllinais Tiu-t aid icings b.mk.
ALL DISTRESS FROM STOMACH AND
INDIGESTION IS FOREVER ENDED
V. iij rut !r't ro ti.lav. atel i
n er rid tiuis-!l .t fotuacn
tiotibie ml In.iinestii n ? A di-t'd
fti tt l(h U-5 the blue and ground b-s
C.ie a g.md eat. then take !'!
i:i i I'siil ! start tie .iigestie
lii-m nrkiiie. Th'-re mill be no
t-i-Hpfia or t-Uhin of a -r erui-'
tatii it f tmdieettoi! food : no f el-
i3 le a lump of lea-i in the Mom
pf-h rr beartburn. sick h-a lai he and
lt?r'ieii. an1 your food mill tint for
! ana rmion jour breath with
r jci-eoim Oilorm.
Dtapei-sin ft only 3
r' for a large case at any drug
'" 'r-T. nJ mill relieve tie most Pap Iai-psi.i. Wave j,a wa:.t other earil sames in lsl7 ly on
'-;;i?t" rase . Ind:fMkn arid t'je to I , ti-r -:-.! -rrfd (f ImJ r.- Hempel. professor at the Aitca
. t: i.a'h :n f," ndniitis. , , (ii n. ! urr tollese.
INTERURBAN ORDINANCES
ARE FORMALLY ACCEPTED
. BY EASTERN CAPITALISTS
Work on Reconstruction and Interurban Road
Will Begin at Early Date-Experts to
Make Estimates
I . IV..,. I ,,.o l-.....lv...l V . -I (M'll. I V I V
ropie senintivr-s in this city if th
en iro & Sr. i.onls railroad nnd ihe
Cairo R'ectrSe Ai Traction ("i mpanv
iii. a tbo -dimitices passed by nn
city council last week wore ;o'i"iii e.l , 1 bo phi tit an. I the electric plan
by the eastern repivsetitiishe of 'Im.'nnd make recoil is lo w bai is need
McKlnley people 10 whom ti.e we.e ,., m replace i In in nil mode-m
submitted, j plants. The ground will bo gone ov-r
This acceptance will bo forma!! ui determine the bost location for
.....i uoh !'n. .be ant borit ies ner-
haps to. lay. and thai will concln.lt- iln
contract. . '
l! is understood that some forma!!-,
ties need to be gone through wit n urn
declared that t lie combination ecu!. I
not be effected for many months.
H DOUR
1U FACTOR
PRINCE CHUN. REGENT OF CHINA
DECLINES TO PERMIT HER TO
INTERFER IN AFFAIRS OF
GOVERNMENT.
Pt Kin. Ni v. Wliiie
at r'ekin. .leiacUhietits
Eiiurd the iilv sates and yndarmt s
are on duty at the approach) s to th"
toreipn lections. T!i" povcnimt m
has not ceased to lake precautionary
measures lest something in the nature
of an outbreak happens here, for the
revolutionists are spreading all kinds
of reports. .
Two Pekin newspapers wire lined,
and one suppressed, for publishing
details of the illness and death ot
the emperor and dowager empress.
In al! of the provinces ceremonials
of mourning, similar to that of yes
lerday in this city have been carriol
cur.
Prince C.-ui's recent edict, in
which he declined to permit infriei
ence from Dowager Empress Vene
nata, has cleared l he throne from
possible domination of a clan of wo
men, at least until the new otuporo''.
Prince Pu Yi, assumes power.
II POLICE CIRCLES
Two Negroes Annoyed Ladies at De
pot Twelve Drunks and Four
Disorderlies Yesterday.
Two msnoes who were cauart giv
ng unpleasant attention lo l.i.ibs a!
he Central I'tiion station were ;,i
este.l by Officers Johnson and
''it neb ye-ter.iay aftet neon, i tie o:
lieni after a lively l.a-e up Kail
i ad ,-treei. ,
"I'wi !ve ilruiiks an-! ft r I ..- ir i
;, s e; e a i n i .! by the ,i
tet da v.
An una the arrest S.itni da ' b
Hftie-t- Jt.bi'Siiii and Kfeu. -h was .1 I
P Collin- who while ,!.!!, k creat-d-
' .'istuil.an.-e and tiitii-b -' a i H i
i.t. the Planteis House. His ia e
was loiitiuued till ti.e .x'b in i. j
- - I
STORY WAS EXAGGERATED.
Ci;iM- ii'e
sti ! Sent !
the I fie. t tl
Mo .
No-.. ' ' - 1
t, : i,i ' i '.nbt t.
the ( fte. t t.;,t M;s - c- ,. t:, ,
IOti
Success.
'"; tl.e tpint fo move
ou; icow
: ss.
" sp.ni Ni w Y
'I K
T'-i-- i- not;;'a '- b. t
t
tan C.- tr-itn f. e .-.t, ..H. ., -.
rbai.-e ttie stuiia'ti n - ii t .-' ie -
i.n. -i-b-s. one tiiatiau wi.i T.t. t
f, H--ii::a' .on j,,to ;,
bi, -,- j, , ,j sf).,,. ;, . !(
. . i , . 1 , t. a'rhv -'otnaeb woi! tr
i . ii iH.e(.s,ii , ij. y, ,t: , ,
;,. ;. t.-i-t;,t jt'if pi i : - ,
u, ,-u ! tVn iei f ei pie v
ml i i-.-r. e t,, t! !;i ;. (
ml. at ,.at j; j ,
I -
A' soe te rr'i.f fit in ad ti:-h
i.d-ny t waiting for yee a- s.h.ii as
n 'I'd-!- to begm tak.ng Diai -ir,.
Tie jcur ilnittM that vmi majf
. I!'V OWIHM'S !Hllatl !i III I ll '' 1 eOOliSt I'll'
ion of ihe propeni.-.-. li'T''- am! (o 1 1 1 - -enminencomeni
of work on the Inter
urban.
1'xpert representatives rt tb Mf
Kinloy system ill come to insiM-r
ilu. nw now-ei- house which ni.iv b'
,put in at Twentieth an. I uh:o stif-. t.-
around which (he Cairo owners had
dec bled upon for a new power bouse, j
Hul there will be no pigging, n i.--
FAMOUS MANUSCRIPTS
By Certain Authors Will Be Ex
hibited Bv J. Pierpont Morqan
at Columbia University.
fv York. Nov . From Monday
until December !! .1. Pierpont Mor
gan's collection of niigiua! nianu
(Script? of great inerav worn win tie
on exhibition in the library univcT-j-:ty.
The value of some o! the tiiiv-
elii,we sheet". H a.ini st le.ll !
compulation, fur inolndt-d in tin- e ii
le lion are ib,. r.i.iuti'-.'i i;,t i f Mil
ton's "Para.lise Lost," K-as' "Ku
dymioti' and ThacKeiay's "V;ri!fi
F.ir." The exhibit, beings (broito
!os.icai!y with the manuscripts of
Ta;-so's letters and poems, wri't ri
about l.T', and extends down to
winks as late as Du Manner's "Tri be."
There are also stanzas from
'Don Juan" in Byron's own hand,
and many other famous manuscripts
inch ding letters, autographs, and
the like.
IGNORED INJURED MAN
Was Lymg Unconscious in Road
While Buggies Passed By
Auto st Good Samaritan.
Lrookville, J, id.. Nov. 22. -Last
uli:bt Abe I'pdike, a wealthy iarmer
while ret r rnin a; home from selling a
load of hogs, was jolted off the
spring seat as his team was entering
a (cvered reir bridge. He clung t
the lines and double tre.- until
dragged entirely through, when bis
iio'u tailed and the wheels ran ovei
t .in. lie lay unconscious for two
Lours until found by a passing auto
mobile.
Numerous buggies passe,) aS be !a
hi the entry of the bride an I appear
antes indicate that they i.m ovr Mm
He Was !'etliOVe. to his home and
ma " mm o v r.
CONGRESSMAN LORIMER
CONTRACTS BLOOD P0IS0r
Portlatcl, One. Nov. J2 Ci,!,- -
man WiKia ni inier ot liiinn;.-. ho
U ill 'he ci;v. w.i- -Ticken with bioo-l
l-oi-otiiiia Jii-r tiia.it an .bath lo.iav
a tdi'i-iiian wa siiuiom-d to hi- as
distance. Lotiui'-r js tou: it. a tic pa
!' die Coast llU'it:t:i!itii: tn-ri-s-an in.
vef.,
io H ei s and bat bet -
-
l'it1bem ill.
f ,.-,. h-n Pmlyar.l Kipling
a boy (, n,,. j-ards, rm ,,f
,(
' Mr Kip!:!;;.' ' y I!" I a .'sr-1
sa!!"'. veir bo. i- in, a ur iarin,
ati-l If be b-ts K e 'l :. .wi;1-
' h-" c -p. r b ! :r K dir.s.
:: a 3 a t : "be! ! on'! b I )"
Ti.i- i:e id-n' a!-. ! a p' t;. I to
J:m Ki-'iii', ll'i'?'i U ,i.;-oi.-. Nai o' i-n
Lot.jiat'e ",e:p!ii. J..i, C.ie
s j r and t l.e j . ; i u
I.m kt lt urn tte. )
; :l'e : .. h . r i. I ti.. br?t i
nio'le- to !e v, , i ., i aina a i
t.jowi!-. I fab'-." "W! ei.. .pi. I
the I'O k . r.c.ie Pi be-:. e Mat ef I.! 1
be. i: g g.,i. !;.. k;:n '.' !' i ' i:e, n j
a',. I ' 1',' . iM le ','.: i i yi 1 Pt-
!!-. a-e it .n f i.m f.a-iv r.fn- j
'i!e i- t...t t c .-j- ) , . ;.,!-. ., J.)- I
7- an t, a'e - ir wcrlc j
ilo'-i,- of ti:ii. are! ' -'! P" u-m i
R-ln.i' tr. I'.l.)!e. s ia'. I: i i - 'O'.J:;, i
but t.ruti.-tt.- e. t i.T ' a " " I
Niitinal ilalil.ite. j
At an e. nit, e j.ai'v u.'v w tb i
j f-!a it.z a g,iu
in w be f
i'k - a f.i.
I ! 'I I he ifiOCI ii h
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di 1 t'.i ir j
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v :i i be !
all
f v e-i
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Inn lib r i.f vkt.
j fkat. mbtiii uh- !-e. in,., tf-o tjval
CI M.t, a-el t.as lis.latei n ii
f-.ir.e irr.-. , a r., rmaa 1
Fame suj Al'euburg is its tome. !
The eatliet; rm.rri on the tutgeit
show that it was tolved nut f !
HOW TO EAT FRUIT
SUGGESTIONS FOR THOSE WHO
WOULD AVOID FATNES3.
Most Fresh Vegetables Also Are Flesh
Making Use Neither Sugar Nor
Cream with Fiuits in the
Letst Acid.
' The summer is a bad si ason for
women who are im I. tied l.i grow stout.
for almost all frtii vcaeiabb-s ar-'
Ileshmal-i.ng ; so, too, are many l
I'.ie fre-li fruits. What imc; the wit
nation mo:o (lifliciot for i"sb ier
slips is the fact tin t Inch of these
articles of diet are xcciiet.t for the
eornpiexion tint the blood, and
fo:e shctibi not be c'.i-niiuie d t,
daiiy L.eiiii.
t!
:.i l m-
fruit
e ;o'-
As sut."',es Ions of l:ov
wi: iiunt il l 1 1 as.' r g wetc!
low in,: : I'e.K'l-es ,i. , a ;:
defirable fo d. b.dng !:
' hi; si epical bin :-. 'i i:e
in great quantity i-ml v.
.fect ui.'u the t!t .U t:::
taken with t hem. Cream
bo used in con, blr.a io:,
any oilier I'ruil v. U
a. id, liecan-ie it i irtil
feniieutatiori that ibi.
dif!!i i ! r or ir.ip :- -ilee
to o.
t!
,i:i.; and
s'i..'r is
nev. r
!e-rii cr
:h
a
;cn
b9
s
(. an'alo'.tpe Lie. i:
e;!te!i by rsebs v,
causi an aciJ con :
ath. Ii is i u!y tab
that tin y are I ss .
sia'.e if seas.me.l w '.;
sngar. Pe.cs aie U
i.e.;
tb'.d
not
a' I
a-
sac
: I,
- S'ibb.'
' r.ii's
;..i;,,;:.
than ,
men- 1
s ;o
.- in
fore. '
a s a i
e d: '
e:thcr (if t he f!i -t. i w;
fio::ei!. U'ate: in- !..:i l i
t':e ij.iti'. b;i! it is utti : iy
any meirisbiisg ; .id. lies,
when p i-t eaten, it .-.'hhi
llcki
Ther
hi lie
ftibsii'tite fur wa'er rn,l i-
IIP'
gi-M''b!e li"i',i. ri: i
iakt-u wi n oih'T ''
Many peis'hs wii
eaten bv it - !i. no;
is less apt lo b : :..
aeh. lioiio: witheii
ihu lruti juice tcke
an aid to digestion,
tpllllk fieeiv. bowec
1 1
an
w
en i
'-lid
v. i II
::' in
fr
IU'"lis.
' s'e'll-
maV.n-'
is a'.sc
lace,
Water nb.v I t
. half an bout
or so after eaLin?.
U is practically imjos
too many fresh vegetal
would be wi'!l If. in e
!!; to eat
ies. and it
ie.iiclv hot
weather, im at were eliiiiinao'd every
other day, Beef, mutton, lamb and
the like only heat the blood, and as
less heat Is taken fmm the body In
warm weather than in cold, is is not
necessary to give the same food sup
ply that la required in wdnter. S'ring
beans, beets, spinach, bnile-i cabbage
ami other watery vegetables are not
fat making. Corn, green peas, lima
lieans and the like do make flesh. Put
it should be remembered that they
may be eaten now by persons who
should avoid them in winter, because
the incttased flow of pet sjiiration mil!
help to keep down the weight and
counteract the starchy i fleet of what
they have taken into their sys'ems.
It ia aiso worth bearing in mind that
not drinking mater with food will do
modi toward preventum uddilloi.al
weight.
Salads, with French dressing or
mayonnaise, not vinegar and sum",
should be eaten freely at this season.
There Is much non: ishnient in olive
oil and the Mayor of vim-aar is appe
lining. Added to that, all cri.-p green
salads have an excellent efi'ei t upon
the him i.. acina as gentle puiitieia
FP FF
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FOR THE LITTLE TOTS OF CAIRO
EIGHT PRIZES GIVEN
First Prize $100 to the Baby who gels Highest Vote.
Second Prize$60 to the Baby with next Highest Vote.
Third Prize $40 to the Baby with next Highest Vote.
Besides the Big Prizes, S10 is given each week to the baby who has
the most new subscriptions to its credit for the week. No subscription
is counted new unless it adds a paper to our list.
Votes arc issued with payments to ihe Bulletin as follows:
Bulletin 2 months S1.20 old subscriber 120 votes new 180 votes
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Get every subscription you can for your little tot but don't tell any
one how many votes you have if you do seme wise one will be sure
to have a few more when the final count is made.
a
n
F REE
t
and cleansers.
Ice cream is, In effect, something
like fruits already told of. Tuken
with meals it is fatten!., h'uteu
alone, us a substitute for food, It Is
nourishing: is not fattening and is
easily digested. Them Is no better
Inncbcuh la summer ilian a cup of
cold consomme, followed by a dish of
Ice cream, not sherbet. The hitter Is
almost entirely w tit or, while the for
mer is largely milk. It should not be
re-rariled us a luxury, but an a neces
s :ry hot weather food, and I he best
iputlity that cnti.be afforded should
be boucbt. The bi-'ter it is, the more
cream it contains, tho morn nourish
ing it becomes.
Iced liquids, talio-i In quantity, with
meals, are boih fattening and indi
SiL.stiblo. N'e ort heiess, It is not to
he expected that people will give
them up. so Hie next best iblug is
that: ihey uhall bo taken between
m"i.Is. They -will not then paralyze
i!i .'.cstion, and the harm done is great
ly lessvtied.
Recite for All Kinds of Wine.
One qua;-; of juice, two quarts of
water, three pounds of white sngar.
Mash the fruit at right, and strain
it in the morning. Add the sugar, and
- ir until dissei'-ed, then put in bel
li s. ;i::d lake on? bottle to (ill up the
oihi-s as they work out. over the top.
When i'k y ti.e done working put in
s opper and put in a dark place in
the cellar. I !e' mine set in I he kitch
en while working, as that is a warm
place. 1 have some now, made ;!')
ia-s ago. and It Is very nice. Some
times, when I have plenty of iruit, I
hae m.i-ic it half juice and half
wal'T, and tins is, of eouise. much
i:ier. but n!.vas one pound of sugar
to cvt r '.;ti-:;l of licuid. All kinds or
mil juice can !) used.-- lloston Oiohe.
picnic Sandwiches.
Ib.iv a flunk of n;t;t'ou and as'i the
'ii-bci'.cr to lake on; the hunts. Take
i p.). M I of good minced beef and put
;r into a html w.i'-i a teaoupful of
i:c.:d t'iiiubs, p i tier and salt to
'Hotel mix ir with a well beaten egg,
.unl io-.rn into a roil: lay it on ibe
mutton, and roll it up into a roll ;
hbid It with cban tape; sew up the
,.s to keep the lo.ni e frort tndging
; i; roast ii ; ;-.n l when It is cold
iake out the sewing, take off the
'.ape, and i wiil siice beautifully.
Egg Nest.
Boll several eggs until hard, and
when cool remove tl.e shells and cut
the whites from the yolks in long uar
lovv strips. I'm a lablespoontttl of
butter in a frying pan and in this fry
for two minutes half of a small onion
cut In fine pieces. Skim out the onion
and put in the strips of eggs and fry
them Just enough to make them stiff
dough to hold their shape, but do
nit let them brown. Mash the yolks
and mix wish them any chopped cold
chicken, ham. or lish which may be at
hand and season the mixtures highly
with salt and pepper. Poll the pre
pared yolks and meat Into small bails
ami put them on a bed of lettuce
b'.ives. I'ui'd the whites around the
balis to resemble a r, .!. P.i-s mayon
naise (In s:- rg. but do pot ie.it it on the
eggs aj ai'ar.gid on th" p'.Cbr.
Baked Ergs.
Ib at a lal.lespooplci of butler In a
-mail granite ,tu; when hot break In
ij many em.'s as you wish lookel, & -a-son
wi b -ait and eppi r. and pour
I'.er euoiiah S'vis I cieaiu to coic
P!; ce in the eve:; fur a fe;v
tiiltrcs
FREE
rni:iiisToi:ir cyv.z rovsm
Monster". With Wbb Ii Ai:t ililuvlan
M. n Contcmb il.
The reinaius of Hie lny pitltiums
or fcssll iiuiu iliscovi-rel o'l Ihe
Ilengawan river, in .lava, mixed as
they weie with fo-,il boner of rep
tiles, of the Ciiino.olc age, ami lylns
In the cr.-iiii-eois stratb. (dearly
prove that nun was concm poi a ry
w lib ihe later of the giant Mauritius
Mot ciiver, tb: !i-, oveiy of Ihe Nil 111
In Image, ii p:eie ot handiwork
fo in I iu i lie crotai em's si r.ila in
Ada county, 'alio, vot.ll Imply that
be bad at I fined some slight degree
of art. Assur ing then that man
was Ihing In the Calmtzoio age. the
(ptislion is, how i'II he survive bis
10 ilea in la nci s'nip with- the iganilc
Faniiai.s. anyone of which could
plow bis way through a suburban
s'reet tmh'.y cr tr.'mp'ie a herd . ot
ilenhants lo dentil? How did ho
i si up the shining horns of the Trie
ertons an I Ceratos in rus or Plesios
atirus '.' The ansv. er lo these i ora
tions is that even then mail im-sesa-el
i ti f "1 ! ig't in (. fa i in en-ess of that
of (he other a 1 1 i 1 1 bis. He coul 1 bii
uly his !a k of n.uurti! weapon ! y
ii.cup.s of sharpi nod to ks an I I! id it
and could, by r.T'non or ins greiter
courage, take r. f ige on 111" sides
of volcanoes gnd o'ber uantteious
places whet.' Ids gigi:n;ic foes dare
no follow him. A! any rate he not
only survived the hn.ee creatures of
the later rep' ilian era but passed
into the Torti try e:a or Mammalian
stage as t lie hr.-t r.nd grca'eut of tho
Mammals.
Irelaml To Have l i re, t ..
Ireland lies t.w:ik''-ne I to the valtte
of her forcs's , i om n u-non ap
pointed by lie Crown lu.s .!'.:.-! r.ada
public its t c (.: t.
The t 1 1 m'. I I -.--i ( 1 1 b.' gcr, the adop
tion ni' a S' ia : e for the si.b" to.
plant about Tea.n in a. i cs This,
with the .-..iti.ii'Mi e- ri s evisiibg,
v. or 1,1 gi'.e In Ian J I uuu.imm actc
or foii -I lau.i. an ai a w hp ii Cue
lomttir-'iti'i cou-iiis r.s es-ential
Aontit L' btib i :u us V.O..II be ji,.r.
ch !:.. I by i!" s'ate in mou nir.l.iaua
regions and managed as stale to'e-t,
while rif.iii.p ib'ti s wo.: 1.1 be plant
ed by the s'a'o. l.e.:t managed by pri
vate oum ts or by county lonmils.
ppniniuli, tn r.grict:liurnl count iy
! :iif the size of Irid.ia I, has since
PSSl in' rea.-e-l bet for usts by 1 7 ." . -cimi
iiiies I'-igium. m spite of her
dense pep;!. .'bm. I: r.s cdile J Tn.lH'O
seres to her i i '-.'s. ;.l the Inst tw:i-ty-h
e ea i s.
It eland is pr ri t -i lardy suj'.e I in
soil i:nil Ui.. I' for t he gionuii cf
forests but n,:l 1 '.. per cent of
Iter tot. 1 ana is forested.
The f iulf Stream.
This gnat "Kiv.r cf t!u t!-a"
(lows from the Hulf of M 'Xt o
(hi ni e i;s bumei ihio-gli the Kior
i la Snit along the lastciii coast cf
the Cnite.l Slates. ! p, I to u de
fiecteJ mar the banks of Newfounl
l.'ii I diayuuilly iiiirs:.; the Atpin'i .
It ts e:ti;,ial(vl to te l.'u miles wile
off Ch.i.ib -ten. and "' miles wl !o
011 San iy lino!;, u here It spriails.
fanlike. over the suiface cf the
North Aii.iicic. (hi Cape Hatleias
Its velocity is reckom d at ulmut i
miles an tiour, oT the banks of New
foundland 1 mib- an hour, then
the rale sIoaIv metgis into that of
the northeai-terly ill if! of the Atlan
tic 4 or a mib s a day. Its ti m
la ri.iiii" is from 4.". to M degreis.
ai.M-riing to di'iitb and latitude.
FREE! FR
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In "Bohemia."
Bon.-' si range uml unaccountable
things ,.iv done In the name of "Do
hernia," s.;, the lloliemlan. "The olh.
er night at u "lub the engagement watt
announced i M i-t 1 st and a writer
who Im a wld'MC At the same time a
new book by lb,- writer wan exploited
at the club. The hook was lovingly
dedicated to her marly beloved, much.
mourned and iie.u
parted and illuu:',,
husband that Is lo
to he-forgotten de
ted by tho artist
je."
The L, on Notes.
A note made ui Sunday is void.
Contracts made cm Sunday cannot bo
enforced. A coutcct made, with a
lunalk; Is void. A note obtained by
fraud or from a person In a atate of
intoxlcuilon, cannoi be i.dbcied. Sig
natures inude wlih u ie.nl pencil an
good in law. "Value recti. ed" Is titsu
ully written in a note ut.n should be,
but is not ueciitiyaiy. If iiol wrlileu,
It U presumed by law, or may bj sup
plied by proof.
Mud Slinginj at Rockville Cer.fr.
The other evening while the cast
for the day to be given by Uelii'.ea
Hose Company' were rehearsing- in
Parish hall some dastardly pcisot
threw a large lump of mud la
window and struck one of our fib t
ladies of our village In the back (
the neck. This cussednes. m t
cease ami the perpetrators must .,0
punished. South Side Observer.
Tipping Barred.
A well known New York hcstelry
has inaugurated an anti-gratuity pol
icy for at least the current season.
The management tfiakes official state
ment thus: "The servants of tho
house receive full and satisfactory
compensation for their services from
the owners, am! are neither permit
ted to accept nor do they expect to
receive fef s of any kind from gnosis."
The Speak-Easy.
Pew are of the man mho whispers
his airy nothings into the ear of the
milling listener. Ninety-nine times in
100 the whisperer is a thief. He goes
around like this: "Sbhh! Plumton Is
a good fellow, but Shhhh." etc. The
whisperer Is a backbiter, a spreadnr
of scandal, a niallgner, a hut aan hy
ena. All of us know the whisperer.
Idleness never made its way In the
woild and never will. The world does
not owe us a living. Kvery man and
woman alike owes tha world work.
Nathaniel Ilawth- rne says: "It la my
treed that a man has no claim on
his fellow croatui es beyond bread and
mater and a g'ave unless he can mda
It by his strength and skill."
Sparrow as a Songster.
It la a curious fact that, though the
house-sparrow does not naturally sing,
yet hand reared house-sparrows have
been made, by association with bull
finches, to acquire the song of that
bird a truly astonishing instance of
hidden or latent capacity.
juvenile ignorance.
"Ynu ought to know better, Johnny,"
said Mrs. Lapsling, reprovingly, "than
ask me what the difference is between
courage and bravery. They are pusil
lanimous terms and mean tho sama
thing."
New Boats larger.
While the tonnage of the fleet of the
Great Lakes Is Increasing, the num
ber of craft is decreasing, owing to
the greater capacity of the newer
boatj.
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