The American. (Omaha, Nebraska) 1891-1899, October 14, 1898, Image 6

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fcjr the bin iriii.Hl m the sr i
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rP ftim (fiir band the Mat la ilt
iaJ r iha bud wir." h ) I
hooting a few dajr ltr wlih Mhrr
ft lend I fKtnnte enmuk (i mat
kxr shot oa a wisvltwa. whl h mm
the ground wlih the wing unbroken
The dt caught the bird, which had at
tempted to By after li (truck lb
ground. I look tt from ih dog a month
and, awlni lt ni fr unbroken,
I Mrmlni-J la mkn h Ir.t then
aad hr. After tolling my frlomt what
I waa nhmit to do, I hold th bird by IU
kill at arm'a length and tha reult wat
that It mat the whlntle thr tlmoa,
arh tint by necuilng a rotary niovt
't of the wlnga and bwly whllo fliit
Hrlng. If any aportaman doubt thla
atatement I wlh he would do i hav
ood and all doubt will b dlrtplled
from Mi mind aa to how thla enchaut-
log w hlatla la produred.
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I and Muni twtm.
The I .at pilau itetrr tiarl withmit
bia ife.iah He Hit tt with Kittled
water, and in the morning ran
roand a pint nr mure of water rwlrd
by evaporation tbmugh the unglared
rlay. 1hl prtt loua fluid he doe not
warn on ttnwitlafied thlrt. Taking oft
the lung while wrap and tha pier of
rlo thai rovera hi head during
a'eep, the native pour the water over
hk head, ne. k and hand. Tha Euro-
P-n, wiih all hla Inatlnrt f,r cleanll-
ne, eek flret to rellev hla over-
manterlng thlrat, Thera are In Kgypt
aa many thlrta aa plague, but tha
duet thlmt t the womt. Every port
I aealed; the throat I a lump of dry
flay, and one feela what It mint be to
be a mummy l,ondon Standard.
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Kl Bd bnp at Ike m laetieg
tot tH4 WimWIk.
A Rimh frit warn Htird at !
t vety Niotbrr know how mm a faa'rr
the fmd itxllon if a almklng weat
than the upprr pari. He-aipla(
taking with feet rut frmn tha trg
of old onea wa never aa entirely at-
tefartory etppdirnt, aa tha aeama were
unromltirtable. New aeparat feet
may I bought, ready to tw aewed to
the Irga of worn atot klng. Thla I a
"H'Bi whl h few mother of large fam
ine will fall to appreciate, Tha fret
nay be had In rotten and merino wool.
The former are aold at ten rente and
be latter at fifteen rente per pair,
reduction being made when the feet
are bought by the half doten palra,
itefiUS? jlDO YOU
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Our Book
WANT .
Coxc's
lAMms Satolli
Letters
iLMi ruin
Tho Jesuit Party in Ainoricau Politics
Exposed and Expounded,
Win it intra of rigl.t iHtpn wriltftt ly tUSlIUl A. CLKVE
LAND COXK, of HufTalo, Nt?w York, to th l'apal Al.legatc.
Tills litllt jmintihlft cimUim 72 pugei of
etcelletit patriotic litfrature.
CtloU, Price, 20 Cents per Single Copy, postpaid
$10 per 100 Copies, I O. B. .
Karope'a KleHrlit Rallwaya.
There are now 560 mile of electric
railway In Kurope, an Increase of 125
mile In one year, The number of
electric rare ha lncreand from 1.23
to 1,747 In the nne time, Germany
haa 850 mile of eloctrlo railway and
167 motor car; France hn K2 mlla
Bd 125 motor car; (Treat Ilrltaln hn
M mile with lis car, and Autrl-
Hungary 45 mile with 157 car. Then
SwlUerland, Italy, Spain and Helglum,
In the order given, while Kuaala haa!
but one electric line with alx mile of
track and 32 motor car, rortugnl
cod the list with one and even
Ightha mllca. Of the UltCuropanu line
1 are overhead trolley, of which
there are 35 In Germany, 12 In Switzer
land, 10 In France, 7 each In Knglund
and Italy and 6 In Atmtrla.llungnry,
Us. Of electric rallwaya with under
ground current there were but three
at the beginning of thla year, one each
in England, tlermany and Hununry,
Nine line are provided with an Irnrn
lated central track, through, which the
current U conducted, eight of thena
line being In (heat Ilrltaln and one
In France. Tha remaining eight line
are provided with accumulator. Of
the, four are In France, two In Aim-
trla and one en. h In Ungland and the
Netherland.
A t'lilnea I'ormatlttlnn.
A tory which, If not true, I not
badly told, appear In the Ronton
Tranncrlpl, to the effect that whllo the
bark Cape City wa at Hongkong
Chinaman waa engaged to paint the
necessary nme on each bow.
He produced on one bow the legend
"Capeclty," without a apace between
the two word. Then he noted that
the "y" waa nearest to the hlp'
atern, and remembering thla fact, he
afforded an excellent example of how
eeverely logical hi race ran be; for In
a little while he had painted on the
other bow the atrlklng permutation.
'Ytlccpac," to hla own delight and the
crew'a amatement.
Refaa IndlwRahber,
Goodyear a great diarovery of the art
f vulcanlxlng India-rubber needa a
upplement In the nhape of a proven
of devulcanltlng old rubber ao aa to
make It amenable to a aecond treat
ment. No perfect reclaiming procena
ha ever beeii devlaed. The preaent
Imperfect proce give a product
which I used for aome article, uch
aa the heela of India-rubber boota. In
dia-rubber la advancing In price, and ft
aubatltute for It remain to be dlacov-
ered. It I ald that an India-rubber
factory once built a road through a
awamp with the waste acrap from It
work. Now It would be reclaimed and
utilized,
Oiieal to Hire,
A limited liability company ha been
formed In Hullo, Germany, for tho
ptirpoae of upplylng boatoaaea with
RucKla iilted to their vnrlou need,
The following are aome of the charge
mentioned In the pruapectna: liane-
lug men In evening drcN, 2 to 50
mark; dancing men, good talker, 2
to 80 ninika; dancing men with mono
cle, 3 to 10 mark; cotillon apectal
t, 3 to 75 mark; old gentlemen,
with decoration, 3 to 75 mark; re
tired major for chaperon, 3 lo 75
mntka; nobleman to take huKtca Id
to aupper, 30 mark,
Trenteitiloua Katnfalla,
A recent remarkable rainfall of 81.78
Inrhe In twenty-four hour, which oc
curred In northern Ceylon, lead a
correspondent of Nature to recall other
record of heavy ralna. The greatest
annual rainfall known cmrur. It la
said, In the Khnla Hill In India. It
amounta to 600 Inches, or 60 feet I On
one ocruHlon 2 feet of rnln fell In the
Khasla Hills every twenty-four hour
for five iticcewdve daya, Gibraltar haa
been drenched with 33 Inchea of rain
In 20 houra, and Genoa with 30 Inche
In the mine length of time.
ANTI-ROMAN DOOK8.
FIFTY TEARS IN TUB "fcllURCH
OP ROME," by Rev, Cbaa Chlnl-
quy; cloth, 2.00.
THE FR1EST, TUB WOMAN AND
TUB CONFESSIONAL," by RT.
Chaa. Chlnlquy; doth, $1.00.
"CONVENT 1JFB UNVEILED, by
Kdlth O Gorman; cloth, 11.00
AMERICANISM OR ROMANISM.
WHICH t" by J. T. Chrl.tlan; cloth,
fl.00.
"DEEDS OF DARKNESS," by Rer. J,
O. White; cloth, (1.25.
ROMANISM AND THE REFORMA
TION, by Re. Guinea; cloth, $1.00.
ROMANISM AND THE REPUBLIC,
by I. J. Lanalng, Sl.Oi)
REV. MOTHER ROSE, by Blahop J.
V. McNamara; paper, 2 So.
HORRORS OF THE CONFESSIONAL, I
by Rev. R. L. Koatello: paper, 60o.
8ECRETS OF THE JESUITS, by Rev
T. E. Leyden ; paper, 80c.
8ECRET CONFE8SION TO A PRIEST
by Rev. T. E. Leyden; paper, 80c.
Cash Must Accompay alt 'Orders.
AnSRICAK rUBUSHWGJCO.
: HIS WORST BLOW YET FOR ROME!
BISHOP J. V. MCNftMftRft,
Tbo Converted Trloat, ha brought through
Proi III New Hook, entitled
"Rey. Mother Rose.
A Bishop and
A I'mkrl llli ),
k t.... . . .
n i' inn niiiiHi unnieii M'guir, WHO I
an entlinsliiHtlc bicyclist, and ha had
untold trouble with train guard and
baggage men when transporting hi
wheel on the allway. hn Invented for
hi own convi.tlence a pocket bicycle.
Thla name 1 n'tl to taken literally; the
bicycle cannot be folded no closely a
t go Into a man' pocket, However,
each wheel, after tho rubber tiring ha
been remove l, may be taken apart In
four aectlnna, and these aoctlon.
Clapped together, a a fan would be, so
that the whole machine goe Into a
caae of about tha le required for five
or alx umbrella, M. Ugulr cnrrlc the
package with h hawl strap. A Herlln
editor who went to Parle to examine
the machine, with tho Intention of hav.
Ing one made for hi own use, remark
d after hla return: "All very fine, but
we ahull think a long time before trust
ing our own bone to thl machine, '
Curing a llorae of R Irk In.
It I wild that tbo following expe
dient will cure n hore of kicking:
Put the animal Into a narrow stall that
haa both aide thickly padded. Sun-
pend a Kiick filled with hay or traw
to that It will strike hi heel, and
let tbo horse and ack fight It out, lie
mire to have things arranged so that
the horee cannot hurt himself. The
ack will be victorious every time, and
n the end the home will absolutely
refuse to kick the aack or anything
else.
Mleriilie fur Toot la lie.
A German dentist named Dr. Hera
ha made a most valuable dlcovcry,
which It. likely to prove beneficial to
vast number of persona. It consist In
an inoculum pre purea rrom microoe
he cultivate for the purpose. When
applied In the cane of a decayed tooth
It atopa the pain, but doea not destroy
the nerve; further, It again fixe the
tooth and make it ponlble to put In
a lasting etopplng. He hn already
treated a number of casee with It, and
they have proved moat iuweful.
The l.areal lluller I'lulo.
The largest steam boiler plate In the
world w recently turned out at the
Krupp work, In Essen, German:. It
dlmersl hi are a follow; length, 39
feet; width, 11 feet; thickness. 1U
Inches; mirfnee, 429 square feet, and
weight, 87,800 pouiuls. Compared with
thla gigantic ateel plate the on re
cently rolled by tho Stockton Malleable
Iron Company of England sinks Into
insignificance. Thl plate, which wa
announced by the maker a the lurgeit
ever turned out In England., measure;
Mng'B, 74 feet; Width, 5 feet, thick-
tie, three. quarter of an Inch. It ur-
face mutimirea nearly 370 square feet
nd It -weigh 12,300 pound,
IllrU' Clnl Bl llurkay.
College girl In England have taken
of lata to a new old game hockey.
Hoy know all about It. The girl of
Glrton College and Newnham College
recently played a match game at Wim
bledon. They wore short skirt, but
aa hockey I bad for the shlna, each
Khl had cliimey leather guards over
that portion of her anatomy, so that
their appearance In the field waa
rather clumsy.
Hoinallilng Hare.
A young colored woman of Oswego,
N. Y recently gave birth to a child
with one white hand and a white foot,
and Ita note and the central part of it
face I alo white, giving ft a most un
canny appearance, The physician
are of the opinion that If the child
llvoa, the other part of It body will
turn light or else the whit spots will
grow darker,
Wood-Carnar for tha Men folk.
A common short bag, with a rope of
the right length, It two ends fastened
to the upper corner of the bag, makes
a good wood-carrier when the kitchen
box ha to be nlled. The rope la slip
ped over the shoulders, or over one and
under the other arm, then the other
end of the bag Is held up apron-wise
and the wood piled In, A huge armful
of wood can be carried easily In thl
way,
A llualneia Matter.
She had hn several time to let a
gentleman pas out between the act.
"I am very sorry to disturb you, mad
am," he remarked, apologetically, a be
went out for the fourth time, "Oh,
don't mention It, she replied, pleas
antly, "I am most happy to oblige you;
my husband la the barkeeper."
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Knew tha Name.
The late Archbishop of Canterbury
naa a ravorite nog named Watch.
Once, aa ha lay on the mat at the open
door of the chapel, the Archbishop read
Impresalvely thl entene of the acrljv
mr ieon; "wnat I say unto you I
say unto you all-watch." The dog
sprang up, ea.ns forward, and.lay down
oerore the reading desk at hla mas
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the lesson and responded. Congrega-
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A MUnnmer.
Madam Well, Mary, what did you
think of the picture at the academy?
Mary Oh, mum, there waa a picture
ralk'd "Two Dogs," after Landseer;
but I looked at It for nearly half an
hour, and I couldn't see no Landteer.
An Arlatoerat.
Broncho Bill-Since Piatol Pete dug
up Unit tree the boy bung hi father
on and planted It In his front yard he's
. ... . . .1 rr . .1.. . . A
gilt. IWU1I HUMU. 1 t'Uliri ItAIl 4 IUMU I
What Is there about that to make him
proud? Broncho Bill Why, he's now
the only man In town with an authen
tic family tree.
THI PQPUIM UNC TO
LEtOVlUE, GLEIiWEGD SPRINGS
ASPEN, GRAND JUNCTION
Americanism
or InlomariSsm,
Which?
AND
Sentlmantal Refrigeration,
She I cannot entertain the Idea of
marrying you. My heart I with our
brave boya at the front. He It's a
good thing for the boys. They need all
the ice they can get down ther. In
dianapolis Journal.
CRIPPLE CREEK
Raaohaa nil the prlnolpnl towna nn.il rule
Ing onmpa In Colorado, Utah and
Naw Maleo.
Mrr Tvvth.
A small boy, who noticed for the flm
time the gold filling In his auat'i teeth,
exclaimed to the dismay of all at the
table: "Oh, Aunt Mary, I wlah I had
copper-toed teeth like your!" Har.
per s Bazar.
Tha Important tletall.
Fred There aecm to be a lot more
fuss made of Ml A.' tinging than
of Ml K.'a, and I am sure Mis K.
ba by far the richer voice. Jack
Ah, yea; but Mis A. haa by far the
richer father.
A llantl Rejoinder.
An old Scotchwoman, when advised
by her minister to take snuff to keep
heraelf awake during the sermon, re
plied: "Why dlnna ye put the snuff in
the sermon, mon?"
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Matter of Neeewlty.
Sam Singleton: "Do you honestly
Tnean to say that you spend lea money
since yon married; benny Dlctus:
"My dear fellow, I have to." Brooklyn
tlfe.
Mo Douht of It.
Friend I understand your wife's
family trace their lineage bacg to Wil
liam the Conqueror. Mr. Meek 1 guesa
that's so. Old William waa a terible
fighter, wasn't he?
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