The Yale expositor., April 29, 1904, Image 2

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SNAP SHOTS OF T H E
Some of the Inter- WORLD' S A Vis,t to tho Exposi
cstlnft Foattiroa rr rrp Hon is Equivalent to i
Briefly Described jjj jh I jX Tour of tho Globo
Any effort at exaggeration. In at
tempting to describe tho World's Fair
at t. I .mils would more than likely
result In failure. One's li.iaglnntlon
would Indeed bo abnormally develop
rd It ho wcro to cemcelve more rIot
c8. more beauty, moro maJeMlc splen
lt.r. and a more comprehensive gather
ing if nun and tho works of men,
than has lieen assembled on two
Square mllca comprising tho Louisiana
Fund a so KxpeiKltlon.
Moro than a thousand rtntlve Fillpl
to u ro living In tho 40-ncro I'hillp
plne tract nt the World's Fair. Their
botnen havo boon reproduced In St.
lioulu nnd tl. ey ore counterparts of
tbe lift behind In the Pacific archl
pr'thro. Tho Filipino colony em
fcrticrs representative from many
tribe.,, siul Americans and ITtiropears
will Interested In feeing tho aub
Jrt that b'relo Fnni acquired slih
the Philippine Mands. and In learn
ing nf their lives nnd habits.
Fit-'.'1 II. o native villages, the
Jh!l!ndiio commission, which has ex
pMide. nearly Jl.f'M.OOO on tho exhi
bit. Iris erected rcpAc:. of many of
Cho tm st fmv.oiiM builfllngH on tho la
lands, fieveral lilts of old Finnish
r i rturo aro rnro to delight all
b;.t-rs.
l'jt.-icdnlan plants nro vrn loss
fcpoun than FiS.pinoh. And tl.tre nro
n'!- Imt (it the; o flrar.go people
t3o-ti i; d nearby, while u 1 i 1 1 fur
lY.rr c.:, inay bo found r.imthcr Mrartro
car..- pygmies from darl.est Africa,
whoo very cx1t.li nee. until recent
yeais whs dmibtt'd. Tho Alnus, tho
et"irU:!fn'H of northern Japan, rre an
other trnr.go race thnt May bo teerj
J
.T rr - -.-. - ... -
ml !he World In1r. The:-o queer
l'op!.s nro small of staturo and their
bo.:n nro covered with hair.
They nro quite a different raco from
th. li.udorn Jflpaucr-c. Japan, Indeed.
1a the .'ront rani: cf nations at the
Crre it World's I'alr. Tho titc n looted
by J'jiti fcrr her pruup of buildings
our; of tho choicol itlkitc l to for
eign t.iitlor.r., and tho cnterprlslnj;
Japatun.o b.ave made ttio most of their
.r.d vnntBK'.H. On ft Idgh Mil overlook
'tnjc VacMnery Palaoei workmen from
vho Stlkuilo'a realm havo built a num.
her cf,4pilDt and beautiful pagodas
mid navo cmhelllshi-d tho surround
frg with Just Buch Rsrdens as havo
won the. Japanese the enviable re put a
Uon of developInK anO perfect In g euch
flowers and plants as thejr cultivate.
0oter of Lamb-Raising Industry.
Gn-vley, Colo., Is becoming almost
-a noted for Its lamb, as for Ita po
tato Industry. Rhlpmenta of younc
Iambs from Greeley to Fastern and
ether markets, are now belns made,
at the ruto of from 75 to 100 carloads
wi'.(k. The experiment of feedlnj
tsmha during tlie winter months oa
food compoaed. In large part of
ojrsr-beet pulp, from the many beet
engur factories In that section of the
Ptate. has been proved a auccess la
-northern Colorado. Tens of thou
sands of sheep and lambs are Hots'
tln:; fed In that manner at Greeley,
rt. Collins. !oieland and eUewhero,
ta the region referred to.
T7eal Cass of Broken Heart.
T).ed from a broken heart" an
old uomnn of 74, who married her
t'ou'-th huband, aped 72, In Decern
ter lart, at Wert Ham, was deserted
ty Mm a frrtnlght after Ihe wedding.
Xlhe died ruddenly on Funday, her last
werdi being: "My heart's broke n I "
and a coroner's Jury, on Wednesday,
found that the CTne of death was
valvular dlsrafce cf the heart Fblla
f elp.ila Iedg-r.
Noted 8clentlsL
Tt. Mstlmltlsn Kltxe. who Just a
Cttsrter of a centiiry ago. Invented a
iKmlnous apparatus for looking Into
stomach snd other Internal or
gies, ! Mill llvlnjr. In Herlln, where
Is an Instructor at the un'.vtrslty.
Telephone Statistic.
'Ir. the t'nttis.1 State j there sre up-
rs.i of tO.f'rf.O'O frimlllrs atd st
l-r i: 5.0ft0.fion pliics of l.nlr.e ,, rr.sk
trf t tctsl of I3.CC0.C0O opportunities 1
to r'i,r telephones. Of lhe,e about!
nr-eltith a" cow enlppcd.
Never was the United Ft ate gov
ernment so deeply Intercrtnl In an ex
position as it 1 In this l'.04 World's
Fair. Already tho government's In
vestment Las reached tho fll.0oo.000
mark, and this does not includo the
Philippine expenditures, which were
paid out of tho Insular treasury. The
result Is tho greatest exhibit ever
made by Urclo Sam.
One of the Interesting Government
exhibits Is tho great map of tho
United States, worked out In growing
crops, each state being represented
by crops chiefly grown In that Btate.
This nap covers six acres of ground.
Ono who has rot rem tho map may
havo an Idea of Its lmrru n.iO size
when ho Is told that Illinois on this
crop map Is To feet long. Tho bound
ary lines between the states are
gravel walks and tho World's Fair
visitors stroll at will through the
states, and receive simultaneously a
lesson In geography and ar:r!culturo.
The largest tlnicphco In tho world
Is at tho WorM'j Fair, ard tnay bo
seen on a slope on tho north hido of
Agriculture 11111. Tho dial of tl.U
great clock Is 112 feet In dlamot'-r.
The framo work Is steel, of course,
but It li eo cow red with flowers that
It appears tj havo beta bu.lt entirely
of flowers, and for that reason It h
popularly known ns the "lloral clock."
Germany's partlclratlon in this
World's F!r f.iri ru ses anything that
that grat nation has e ver done at any
othT Interr.atif.r.al expsithm. Tho
N;it!o::al rnvilirn. on v hi -.! Mil over
1oi,Ims the Ca.-c.v!es, i. a faithful
reproduction of the nneler.t ras'le
Charlottcnhurg. and t!io gardens sur-
I 1
r ,
roundlnp: It aro gems of tho landscape
architect's art. Germany's lmraenso
pavilion, of whlto and gold. In tho
mammoth Falaco of Agriculture. Is
one of tho featurca of that Interesting
building, whllo tho Falaco of Varied
Indurtrlcs contains another German
exhibit of unique Interest.
Mor.t Interest naturally centers In
tho races of tb nlrship.n. To win
tho grand prlo of $100.0) the sue
ccsfful aeronaut must cover the 10
ir.llo courso at the- upeed of Is1 milea
ar: hour. Santos Dumont ha3 Btveral
of IiIh wonderful machines on the
ground and Is pangitlno of uuccess.
Other noted aeronauts aro prepared
to contest vigorously with the famous
Utile Itrazillan.
The historic stage coach la which
SHE WANTED TO KNOW.
Girl's Question That Paralysed Gun
nery Lieutenant.
Che was a dear little girl, and had
spent most of her life In a country
rectory. It was net surprlslne, there
fore, that her knowledge of things
maritime and warlike was not ex
tenrdve. The young ejur.nery officer of II. M.
S. had hem showing her'round
the battleship. It was the very first
warship of any kind she had ever
visited, and her mind was full of the
wonderful sights profented.
Helng an Industrious and a thor
ough young man. the runnery lieu
tonsnt had explained very fully the
mechanism and the use of the tor
pedo In warfare.
She examined the long, deadly, el
rsr shaped engine of war critically
and f-'nrfully.
Then she tapped It with the point
of her parasol nnd let her glove run
over Ita burr.lthod eldo, and finally
paralyzed thf gunnery officer with
the question:
"How doe the crew get Inside?'
Ixmdon Tit nits.
California's Ouilding.
California Is erectlnsr a pavilion In
the srrlculf'iral lir.lldlng at the
world's fair that will attract univer
sal attention. Its exterior In entirely
core red with dried fruit, f nr tons of
apricots, peaches and rturwj being
exhFjIted.
Many Virittles of V.csqultcet.
In Iviltdiua's world f.iir exhIMt
there v. 11! be rhown r.lnty-elght vsrl
etls of tae.h;ulto"s. They are in
css snd are g':rsntoed tot to Lite
cr si!r..
1 1 ,&fa,, r
i-vr:;.-.?.-r.r- -"?;.ii u i:j ,
i ra ft lir mw
Looking Down on the Government Ouilding from the Missouri Dullding.
Hank Monk drovo Horace Greeley
Into Flaeervllle "on time" Is bccii
dally In th (Julch. Mark Twain and
Artimus Ward. In the early days,
mado Hank Monk and tho old coach
famous by their vivid descriptions of
tho celebrated ride.
Tho landscape of tho World's Fair
Is a feature of diversified beauty. It
embraces Mil and valley, plateau and
lowland. In tho Cascade region alcno
moro than 4.0on.0(io brilliantly colored
flowering and follago plants aro used
In the creation of the Rainbow Gar
dens. Moro than 3ft.000.0)0 plant3 aro
uxed In beautlfylrsr other sections of
tho grounds. All of tho main avenues
nro delightfully shaded with rows of
silver maple., ard In several Bocttons
there nro great groups of forest
trc's that ever afford a delightful
rhr.de.
T! o 1nrgrt engine In the wotM !j
an exhibit In tho Falaeo of Machinery.
This monster with a power c"inl to
that of 5 ( oo horses, occupies a spaco
in tho center of tho great structure,
and towers 35 feet In tho air. It li
ss lir;o ns an ordinary threc-'tnry
ho.i-e. Altogether th engines devel
op a pov.tr of LO.Oimj horhes. At tho
CMeago fxjodtion ten years -ago,
which moro ii"ar!y than any other
!-i;r.il:'r tntcrjrlo npprmihri tho
j rest r t In magnitude, tho greatest
power developed waa lC.t'OJ horse
power.
Th' IMho h a mt nllurlr.r plac.
It li a broad baulevnrd moro ttrm a
v.V.) onix. v. i!h tho sho-.vs of all ra
tion arrr.tred on rltlier side In tho
yot captivating array. Tho archi
tecture of The Tike Is that of all
l.-'od
r-S In-.'1
orjes and countries, from the prenls
toric ages to tho present day, and
t virythlrp; that Is new. Mrango and In
tcrcMing 13 shown In thhs street of all
rations. After night Tho IMko Is s
blazo of glory and myriads of eb-ctrlc
Hrhts aecentuite the beauties of the
quaint architecture.
In one newspaper artlcln but fow
of the places of Interest may be
touched. A large volume ould be
required wero each feature mention
ed In a slr.glo line. Tho visitor who
can find tlmo but for a week's stay
at tho Fair will seo moro Rlorlcs than
ho ever dreamed of. and were ho to
lengthen his stay to tho seven months
of tho fair he could ras every mo
ment In profitable and Interesting
slghtsoclcg.
An Experience.
On of Allentown'ss young ladles re
turned recently from her Gret trip to
New York. On reaching the metrop
olis she hsd sccepted sn Invitation
I to a matinee. It was a brllllsnt pro
j ductlon and left an Impression which
was dimmed only by a visit some
j time later to the opera In the even
! Ing. She was giving a glowing ae
1 court of the first experience to some
friends the other day, one of whom
Interpolated enviously:
"Yes. I have seen It."
"Out," continued the ether, "did yon
ever sttend a matinee In the even
1lc7" Philadelphia Ledcer.
Why Co-operative Colonies Fsll.
Cooperstlve colonies fall biraase
they gf-t out cf touch with the great
world around them." ssld a lecturer
recently who had been a member cf
hie famous colony of Zoar. "All the
property and all the earnings of the
Zoar colonists were divided equslly."
raid he. "As a reiult there wss less
energy snd thrift. Petty Jcalou-lca
Interfered with the colony work and
when Its leader died It gradually went
to pieces."
Canadian Routs Is Shorter.
At a recent meeting of the royal
tranportatlon commission In Halifax,
reports and msps were submitted
showlnc that the Csnsdlan route be
tween Furope and the Fast was fSO
mllej fhnrter than those from Uclted
Ftatee ports
Russian Ship Canal.
P :rveya. which have Just been com
pleted, for a ship canal aero Rnssla
to connect the Psltlc and mark aess.
r'-ow that the distance will be 1.1CI
tillci and the ccst lO.O0O.CC0.
II. P, Nd rnr.
MaJ. Gen. I'll us. In a t-li-jnn from!
F. it Arthur foiiuady tleno- tlie n?-
p. ttt4 tli.it the ..'iipaii'.-M. I.axe eroe.r
tin Vu In lhr. j
The i. i. itt d Frev N j.i,:,. to nil-
t-ainee iiuthMit;itlvt ly li:ii t!i talk '
of iiiediatlon ?i tin Ki .lap.. in se :
nr ;; fo .ill. led
upon the pcrv.u ili
I.I ard MU l Kllli.
ot i r of KliuT II
I loodhlied mid end the oouilkt. but
that the steps Initl.iteil baxe utterly
l.illed.
The euiperor. nilli tho full e n ur
nvice of the Imperial fainilr, ami his
adUerK, has tlrinly dee't't-d tif.f -rily
to reject nil propeiU I.k-Ut t- In
terveutlon. but to pro.i'Uto tho var
l!li nil tho risoiireew .if tlio i ntpire
r.ntll vl. tnry onxuin the Kuslan arms.
It Is h.i I.I th.it tho einper.ir. replvin
to Viceroy AlexletT'w Jipplleiillt.ii f.r
b-ave. hai to'oTrapht-d h' refuil. roll
liU' that ho hoped Fio vleoroy wouUl
If able to k.-iii sood HeWt hh.hi.
All we;ik points on both tin hi?"' n't 1
.cm tddi ft of Fort Arthur have been
') p'lentheioil in tho ia; tw.i iti.:it .1.-
that tho iiiipro-jriinbHit v of Fort Arthur
Is now re'ardd ns absolutely nured.
The g:inlou lias been considerably
slreiicthetM-d nr.d tb f'v.-ts aro provid
ed with nil iiece.lt!s for nioio than
:i year. Coviplcte -inil,lenei. ..',iiU
with Hie troops. Ralb rs nnd luhald!.
atitH In the nblMtv of Ui!-k. to defeat
any Jnpatif. niin-i.
Iliikl9ns irt ltnT.
The RtHslan Vladivostok iMailrn.
after n loiu' period o' pi.'eth Ity. Mi'l
e!.tdy npjieatcd otr (Ji n 1:1. on tin- o.at
coast ft Kiin n. Moinhij i:i r:iin', and
h.ank the Go'o Maru. a .!;:p.iin st. uicr-
ilwinr stent). i r of r. VI ton.
A brii f th"'iMm neeUe.l from len
mm s.ays three Uuto-lan crrl-r- bad
enferr l the harbor nnd that th y uere
;ll t lu r bei the tolovra m ci?t.
Their nrrhal rre.itd ciiis ernatlon Pi
the r.nj n-tei tetl d.ip.tueso cd'Uiy at
l Ie"":in.
It I- thor.cM I '. Tokbv tint t;.'s His-i-iiti
nvnl niovr",,MU was made lu th
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f, .'i0; best ctlonel nhi-ep. trt "'1 7 i.
ntij buck. S hfi'tZ', oo, li 1.0 'U i 7j;
CrnlN. lllr.
Plrfllt-VChc.it Sn white. $1; Nv
Z vel npt. tl: Mav. : ft'il oi at SM,c;
J -it. S.'iOO in nt kS R 0ft ,, t H',r.
r. 100 tn it so. tO.oiii tei at sii5r;
r'.pemlrr, S.O.lii hn nt i l,e. B.0O bo
at Kfic: N. a re.1, pr lu.
irn No. X mixed. COo; No. i yellow,
M'jo rer '"I.
nnt No. .1 r?htt lrtt. ? c.ir at
4', ... I.v n;-m.le. X c-rs nl 4tic pff hu
!: S. 2 pt tientl t "Zc bn.
Jt.-nPpet mot April. $1 76; My,
It 77; all nominal.
"hlrirn lenMi). -Wlrit i prrlnir.
s.; ry:.c; No. 3. h4tf :::; .No. r J. 93 J
V4 ,c.
O.ni-Ho. 2. 4JHt.C0e; No. 2 cl.
low. He
Out. N. S. C 7 ' . 3 7 c . No, X white.
Hrc Na. . S7 tffcSe.
inrley eimmon. .tlCSSc; fair la
choirs matting, lit'i&c
r.cfore dntlce CJlnley. of Clevelnnd.
would m;.rry Clnrler. Itboden nnd .Inlia
Korfen. he made them pIzm n pledge
norer to io k n dlnirce.
At levrr, IVI., ilr.. Mary A. Pow
ell C!snfieel fo the iniudi-r of Is or fe
i r il.iuchter, lsle Alblu. rehrnnry
it. The r Irl'a body wa backed te
Mi ers. Jeabmej I sai l to l nr u-cn
:ho eius.
.leVn Inrta. rn Cliamherburr. V.
i former wenlfhv boo I. ruder nnl
nr'ocr, now dead. Iei le I ? ii.iii)i (.
Vilson Odlere. fTl'MHO ,.f wbicli U
o v.ed fo the trectlop. of a r.;.lur4t
jcienee silUJx.
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Vhy Pills Crlpj.
J;,vt " ll)ty euuuia hrh ad
dr..Ntii drug, with n.thh to modify tb-:r
vlol.nt B;tioti. If la ml cf t !.It,
ou wl'.l oht.ln atlf4c!ory reu!t ty lk-
l;.g Ir. C.! lfli's (I.niitiTr) Hyrup l-p-
-.in, a eorrevtive," iiot a "cathartic ' lax.i
Uvu. Itm t on ii poutlf, It mii.ta naturo
i j,t tlia itomach and lu tor::i.4
.,,, it U.n at .1 lipvrr IrVrn : chil.lr.-n .
well a grown p's.j.!, lata It f or it pl-at-ml
tasto. T1ij MWitniru actlriti of tli p'j
in makes the di'psiivo procc k.t f t.
'I'ry it and yru will wonder why you never
hare bt-f trn. All druj.-ista cU It. Uki
and (l.Ui tUr.
VVac Italy.
The dally wase for skilled labor in
Italy Is, for machlr.l.sta. to 70 eont;
iinoi:s, T0 to CO cents; carpenters, to
o 70 c-ntJ, and cjttoa workers, 33 to
r0 ccr.ta.
Catarrh Cannot lie Cured
wnhUiCAL AI'fMCATIOVS.M thr cnn. ( rrh
Ilia i.f ilia dlM.. t irrb I Ll-1 or i. u.H
ttiilnnd d i . nj In "Mr t curt- It f-u mui ukt
lutrrnl r'nr.l. Il:r i (r-li r'uri I. lakc-n In
inii:r, nl ii li illrn ilTi-n lh I.1 t! iii ji-.'i.
urfcr. II .' Ctrrh I'urt It n l qu.rk ni.l -i
um. li M..ni tJ hr ui f tha ti plij.li li
In l!i!C'.uiitr tr ti r iui l tf u!i.r prt. r'pll"ii.
li It e unp i i.f ilia I rl rnlr kuc i. c .ml Inr
lth !iu l.o.t hi piirtrar. (Id rt rc t en I'
riiifut 1'irr.i'm. 1 h r-r'r t nlilntl niflli
In o I 'iTiii.ni I. wlut .r -4.n et ui-h .udr-rful r-
Ullt lu CUI'nf ei -.rrti. f r t'Onii.i-:t. fo-r.
K.J. (.Ill NT.V A CO., Irvi , TvUUj, u
SnM lr Pr irirt!. J.t ! ",V.
Ticde fcr Hortes.
Sf ler.tlfiu testa In Euhstltutlr.-treacle
for onts and otn"r cereals Iq feod
Ins hordes hivo yielded s-trprisinr:
results. It Is cow deTinltely estali
lhhel that ai a horso diet there Ij
tn iglc in treacle. With this rup on
his bill of fare, tha horse rapidly takes
on solid w. Iht, develops prodigiously
In ni'tsculir iti'rg), grows a glossy
coil nnl enjoys un!ntorrupt J health.
Frthee ar!:i;.Tls, th.refure, treacle
!h declisud to uo Ix'th. a tor.Ic and
loalth fool. In aJd;t;.,n to many
d.virahle re.-u'.ts a treacle c i I t
duces t! o eo--t of l.or.-.o L;!r.tti:aLc:
over 21 f r ci i.:.
In "fiollng" mu.de the so-.ir.l Is cor.
d acted fro. a the l;iirui.:e:;t to the
I erv n by n:( a:is nf cleetri; wires.
I:..' toad cf the KO'ir.d waves merely
knoeklrs on tho ty rr.'ianum cf the
ear. & In U:teni:ic to nurie, the
waves of Lrrar.y eo-jrse clear
throurh the body, tn that the tune li
f'lt fro.-:; leal to foot, Tlie device
can be nt'achod to any kind of mu
s.cal Instrument. o that ono can feel
a piano, phonograph, guitar, Lar.Jo or
an orcaa p!ay, cr ft "! the blowlnc of
a cornet or a trombone, and If a wire
could be attached to every Lorn a
perfoa could feel the music of a
bras bard. Those who have prac
ticed 'feeling" music havo lemon
ftrated that they can easily discrim
inate Lctwe-en the frelln- of dl.Terer.t
airs as well aa of JlZerect lestru-
CK'Ltb.
Analysis of Radium.
At the Faris academy of fcler.ee r-
I cently Mr. Par bo i read a eoianiunl
J catitu from M. Curio as to the dl;an
i peiranco of thsj radio actlv.ty Induced
by radiu:n In soli 1 I hi 1! s. For ex
, lulnirg this phenomenon and the
hw which govirns It, Mr. CurlA ad
vaneei tho hypothesla of rad.'ara
transforming itself Into a fjbrdar.co
that may tve rise to a second l!y.
and thus bring about a diminution la
the Intensity cf the radio-activity.
Criminals Are Expensive.
The average criminal In Massachu
setts eoxts J200 a year for his bmrd
and keep e nly. Ad ' to this the amount
that he cunts the state fcr the uup
Iort cf liw courts, Judge, policemen,
etc.. and It will bo found that the
criminal cot-ts society elniost a much
as the honest factory worker ct
tor his libur.
HAS A SAY.
The Gchoel
Principal
Talks About
Food.
The Principal of a High School U
a flourishlr.g CallL city says:
"For 22 years 1 worked In the schorl
with only short summer vacations.
I formed the habit of eating rapidly,
masticated poorly which couple! with
;ny sedentary work led to Indlgestloj,
liver trouble, lamo back acd rheuma
tism. "Upon consulting physicians some
doped mo with drugs, while others
prescribed dieting and sometimes I
;ot temporary relief, other times ncc
.'or 12 years I struggled alonr with
i his handicap to my work, seldom laid
up bnt often a burden to tnyelf with
lameness and rheumatic pains.
"Two years ao I met an old friend,
a pbyalciau who noticed at once my
out of health condition and who ?re
cr.bed for me an exclusive diet of
f.rapo -Nuts, nvllk and fruit.
"I followed his Instructions aa-J In
two months 1 felt like a new reaa with
o more headaches, rheamatlssa or
liver trouble and from that time to
ihia Grape-Nuts Las been cay main
ood for morning and evening mea!,
tm stronger and healthier thaa I have
een for years without a tract of tlie
ld troubles.
"Judging from my present vigorous
physical and mental state I tell my
people Methuselah may yet have to
'ake second place among the old men,
tor I feel like I will live a great miny
uore years.
"To all this remarksble change la
icalth I am Indebted to my wlie
rlend and Grape-Nuts and I hope the
N.nt urn Co. ill continue to manufac
ure this life and health giving food
or soveral conturloj yet, until I raove
n a world whero Ir-dlgestlon la un
nown." Name given by Postum Co..
tattle Creek. Mich.
Ask any phyiclan what he knows
bout Grapo Nuts. Those who havo
rle.l It know th.crs.
"There's a reason."
ltok In esrh pks. for the f.tmoui
Ulie book, "The Road to WeUtrlile."
MEANT A "DUTCH TREAT."
Unique Dinner Invitation Which
Franklin Did Not Accept.
An Interesting collection cf Invlta
tl m to and fro-n Heujamln Frar.kila
lt;ilng Ms vljit it Knrland has ba
r'aeel In the L'.ilverslty of I'emsyJ
van!a library. Anionic the Irttora to
Fran VI in are some froti the f-er4
for ircdt nni for little dlr.nerj. but
jerhapi tho mort Interesting Is ons
troru a gentleman who described him
self as ,-ln lodgings" and unable to
entertain Mr. Franklin at Ms home.
He therefore propped a Thslt to the
Ctar un l Garter, and then went on to
bay that bo ou!d frder a dinner at a
crown a head, evidently expecting
Franklin to lie.r his bhare. There Is
ro record of an acceptance.
Telephone Is Pcpular in China.
Th Chinese havo been greatly op
p'ed to railroads an ' telegraph lines
, le.ause or ceitr.ln supernnloni which
aro cirerally bdl -ved among tho peo
rle. IJut tho telephone, on the con
trary, has Lecotno very topular
. nmor.c all distei of people. The
fact that a Chinaman can hir the
voice of or.e of hla friends maho him
. believe tl at o:no gotul a r rein are
enrrjlns the nound alonj the wire.
The teb.-phon reproduces a voice that
l.e rcco-tnlze. and therefore the Cbl-
rn--'.in (!n"i r-nf fnet Hint t l. . . . -u -
Jmv-tcry as tho railroad or the tol
! graph.
Directs Cock Exhibits.
Hntlle Terducm has a unique record
!n the French book trade. In that he
has been cliro-rn by tho Cerelo '. la
I I'.ralrlo to direct every larce exhibit
of Trench hooka at tho International
s i os.tlon: for the last thirty years.
IN.- 1 eredit 'l vsith the. r iccesS cf
j tho Fr-:-.c?i exhibits at the Centennial
I ir. 1 !ri CI Iciro: und ho :! in charge
at tho r.irl-1 world's fairs In 187S,
::nd KuO, nr.d Lo la comlt.:; to St
Louis.
Jjp.nr'se Soldiers Well Tr!r,ed.
Tho Japaie-o Mddler 13 tai:,n to
breathe prcprly, with as r.Micii care
aa If he were: a professional tenor,
and nt the ha.t sign of palpl'atlon of
t!o heart l U ordered to cej.-c his
e:. rclses ard He on his ba"k to re
ct.ver. In curso of time hi.-, heart
nnd lir.ci Income bo stren-rthr ned
that ro amount of exertion Injuriously
affects them.
"SOUND AS A DOLLAR."
Vnrt'.cc llo. Minn., April r:th. Mr.
J. V. Monro cf this place, ttands aa a
living j roof of tho fact that Fright's
IM..ea: even In tho last Mages may
to perfectly ar.J permanently cured.
Mr. Monro 5ays: "In li'.'S thre
reputable j hysiclans. after a careful
examination told mo that I woul 1 die
wl:h 'r!xht'.s Disease Inside of a
year. My f-et and ankles and legs
wre badly swollen; I could hardly
Maid on my feet and had given up
all hopi s of get t I.i ; cured, when a
traveling ales. -nan told me that he
I Imself ha1 been c.red of Urlght's
l)I-.'.Te fvo jrars before.
"He raid he had taken to his bed
and CXJ ecfd to die with If. but that
he. had been cured by a remedy called
Dodd'a Kidney Pills.
"I commenced taking them at one
and I nm thankfij say thnt they
saved my life. After a hort treat
r.rr.t. I was cemp!etoly restored te
rood health a:u I am ta 3ound as a
dullar."
Narrow Streets In Japin.
Mort of the Japanese cities
are
very old and their Mrecta are too nar
row for Mrcet railways. To rebuild
the streets for the use of the street
railways Is rot an easy matter.
WIflf)ltiStlck LAi'Miutr nix n
Wen l i...ll, bn-ik, frvoennr nt elothea.
('.nt i M cents ai.il isjual W emls worth of
nny otl-.er bh.ing. If your p:iM-or ds an I
k-- il semi Jiv fnr aample t4 Tho I-iundry
Liiuo Co., 14 Miehi.-an rtrs-t, Cliieatro.
The sermon t'.i.it I a work of art s
not likely to m.ike slnnern urnart.
nr vorii rtrmirs faded r
Ke.1 Cross llnil lUi.e an I rtmke tbns
wbil aain. Lnrgw i oa. s. koe, ft cwota.
Uod'n prutnNo are Ills Imiuls for
the execution of our rnyen.
Tha SSoat Wavxf
eutc4aattackol
Rheumatism
SNeurilgia
It to I
St Jacobs Oil
Wiilch 1 rwit f1 Pn!f Hra rSr.
ti1 a rrr"ti rnm, nr-th.
vhdu. n4 m4 Ika aaflarirc.
X'rlca, 23c. oml &Oc
SOISiesS i
TS;iE-Mss
tno C0PTH!f.HTS J
Nf.lleil "lif'-iri Aa " WA K Ml pS
rw. UuWtOobUlGl'tUsU"! ftlQaiM
lffi wi -iif. Vs in rtea 1 1 mcbmS.
...rrs .tr'r-ly e rttSdraeal. A i )rm
t. 0. HtCtrft. a t. a. e.aM.Watiiito, 0. ?..
-.sr trt fiittvf m i irv torn a- M