The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, July 21, 1892, Image 5
in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report n 1LTTELY PURE Bents Attract MM. ivitation in iieaping i upon the shores of of the most inlertst t roost curious and facts in connection history. Thus the situated at tops of ituins of wilier, and inlic or any other to first go down cross the valley and jntain of water on Ve it safely reac hes a Ion the interesting Wi made that in Atlantic the de-three-fourths of a el of the water at ship in traveling isco to 1 okotiama, valley at least a Louis liepnblic. nrih in this section . . i i : nil oincr cjisi'.M-n mail the Inst few t) 1 iiKtuahle. earl iiocuirs piu- dieaJe, and pre- , and I iy consUnt i lo af treatment, raliie riictu-e has kiiiiittitutional dis iin'?H)ii!tiUi.ional ktiirrh Cure, mna taiey fi Co., Toledo, ttinitwiiiil cure on lien internally in Jto a teacjonfuI. blood and mucous Tlicv ohV r one IV case it ta.ia to ra and ten union - & CO., Toledo, 0. If, i .. fittla BornVaux. y afternoon the elween I'aris an 1 Coinpliinenlary nxed between the kanibers of com itid the minister the mayor of alepholia works W word beine concluding the f hitched on and Use sent through Vident Carnot, to Witable terms Troublesome Seals. The Eulmou fishermen down the rivci and bay are having trouble this spring from the seals, as usual. These pests are multiplying rather than decreasing and are causing great losses to the wcin While the seals of the arctic regions have the reputation of being slow, stupid animals, hunters killing them with club?, those on the Maine coast are the sharpest game to be found They will go in and out of the salmon weirs, eitlier by force or strategy, and ...... .... nsii uiey want, l ney are urtiuiugeia Biiot at, ami when hit sink to the bottom, the carcass thus being lot,t to the gunner. One fisherman remarked ou a recent Saturday that there was a email fortune in store for the man who would invent a tiap that would catch seals and hold them. The iinuntir upon them doesn't seem to do a bit of good. liaiigor (Me) Commercial. t fmlon, 18(12. S 'ptemb.r 27tl Irst-ilass tare will I f.oints to p; nl; tlwo Lome tee will Ije s Id at t.i:.U fl f.ireat w. Tck'ts will vs from date of jl be allowed on Iter passing t' i lxcurs oiis en yt-onic wist and St at a very low ireat productive pngh a window it factory, and sard in the ear. le from her ear, bh of the young He had been She told him I to be intrusted Mdn't hit n cow kke lessons in a Throat Dis- tnchiil Troclieg" pllously effective, Ltililleseat rilli- tm them as a said to never il the freshness fcubated it is all estimation. Ex- An Pinna Cornice Culler. ingenious instrument is used in Italy for the culling of stone coniicesi moldings, bilmlrales, etc. The gen eral feature.! of the machine are very similar to those of the ordinary metal planing in .china. T.ie slona to be operated upon is firmly clamped on the bed, t3 which a recinrooating motion is Imparted by suitable mechanism The culling tools are carried on a saddle plale capable of horizontal movement upon a slide by means of a screw and handle, the slide in, turn, capable of vertical adjustment on slide pillars by means of bevel gearing and screws. The machine turns out sixteen feet of cornice, well linislied, in twenty minutes. New York Telegram. A famous Milkman. It was Garibaldi s habit to retire very early. In the morning as the visitor looked out from the uncurtained window he saw a cow rushing by im petuously with its head down and its tail in tlie air. No sooner h id the animal disappeared than Garibaldi and his daughter, Teresa came in sight, one carrying a milknail nnrf tho other a milking stool About an hour afterwar J, when the company had assemblel 'ound the breakfast table, the explanation of this cow hunt was given. Garibaldi apologized for the scanty supply of milk. "You see, Teresa," he said, address ing his daughter in a tone of mild rebuke "your temper is the only cause that prevents us from offering enough milk to the signora. "I repeatedly impress upon my children," he continued, turning toward the lady who tells the story, "that one ought always to treat animals kindly, and that they are much more amenable to kindness than to blows. This Zoui, for instance, is our best cow, but she will not endure a blow; fo that when Teresa thoughtless ly hit her in the stable it excited her and made her quite unmanageable. I had to go a long way in the field to find her. Teresa came up tc hold her horn?, and I had beun tc milk her, but in less th in a minute bhe upset me, stool and all, and took to ler heels." During breakfast Garibaldi con tinued to talk to his children about his jfavorite animals, and he exorted them li be tender and unselfish in theii reatment of all creatures, with great warmth and intelligence. Yoiith'j Companion. EDUCATIONAL NOTES. The Only One Kvrr r-liill. Can You Find Ilia Word? There In a thrce-lm h dlMiluy fldvcrtiwmpnt lr thin u,r, thin wet-k. u tiii-h Iiiik no two wmds slikp, tx-et one wortl. 'lhc bamii i true of eiirh hew on n(K'iirtiiK em-h week, from Uie lir. urii-r .Medicine t o. i ins limine pmcus "Cremrnl" on everuhiiiK t h-y make nml pub lish. Look for It, m'ihI Uii-m the name of the word Mid they will return ynu lillliK, IIKAlll- r'UL UTIUMiKAl'lla or SAMl'l.l-.S r llhfc. lluel of Two (ilrla. At ("larkoff, Russia, two girls who were friends fell in love with the same young man. He was slow to rnakb his selection between them. Tliey agreed that either could win him Lf d-divered of the baneful competition of the olher. They decided upon duel by drawing lots. On the day How S nukes tiet Over firouml. Although the snake appears to have no legs or feet, it may be said to tc practically supplied with upward of a hundred of them. In fact each joint of the back-bone bears a pair of ribs. which are mobile, and have their point! attached to the inner surface of one of the large transverse plate-like scale! which clothe the under surface of tin body. Thus, by the movements of tin ribs attached to it, each plate can lx drawn forward and its margin applied to the ground, liy the successive ap plication of these multitudinous platei the body can be drawn forward in I straight linu without its being throwi Into iiiulul'ilions from side to side. lmt rapid motions are ills j alfectec by such undulations, and serpents can by pressure and appropriate musculai action, climb trees and Eometimei spring forward. They also swim easili by lateral llexures, but no serpents ad vauce by vertical bendings of the body though they are so often drawn in sue an attitude. Quarterly lleview. following one of was found dead in poisoned herself Rut her friend is the young ladies, her room. She had with phosphorus, broken down with sorrow and remorse. It is more than likely that she will not live to enjoy the fruits of her victory. I'aris Letter. boys tool a fraud. chest The Tho Skill ami Knowledge Kssential t'j 1 he pro 1 uci mju of the mosl pcrect and popular laxative remedy known, have enabled tha California Fig Syrup Co. to achieve a great success in the reputation of its remedy, Syrup ol Figs, as it is conceded to be the univer sal laxative. For sale by ail druggists. A double eolden wedding was cele brated a few days ago, at Thompson, Conn. The principals were Deacon and Mrs. Hiram Arnold, of Thompson, and Deacon and Mrs. Alvin Green, of Westerly, R. I. Deacon Arnold is Mrs Green's brother, and both couples were married by the same clergyman, t l'awtucket, It. J., in 1812. A newly-married man in this city did a strange thing just after the bridal ceremony. He buried a cask of por) wine in his cellar, and informed his guets that it was not to be touched until (he twenty-fifth anniversary of his wedding, when he intends to invite his friends to assist him in drinking it must have been Intended for boys, paid have lasted (them more care- rou used them ii ve tired of them Jf."-Good News. Trash buckets are distributed about the lawns and paths of Chicago's parks, to induce the visitors to place therein paper and refuse, which otherwise might be thrown recklessly on the ground. To hasten the cure of a burn or scald there is nothing more soothing and effective than the white of an egg. It 's contact with the air which makes a jurn so painfui. The egg acts as a varnish and excludes the air completely and also prevents inllamiiiallon. A Itlackg III Mil's Arlileveliienls. Klilm llurrit's father was a shoe maker, but the future linguist and re former was bound out to learn tin blacksmith's trade. He had an in stinctive attraction for the study o! language, and often watched his forgf with one eye and a Greek grammar will the other. Almost unaided, and ii moments stolen from work or sleep, In learned Greek, Latin and French in lii: native town and attacked Hebrew Icelnnilic was mastered ere long line some translations made from the sagas. The modern languages easily sue cumed to his omnivorous linguistic ap petite, and soon' we find him deep it the mysteries of Sanskrit. Appearinj imfYirfi audiences from time to time his lame as a lecturer grew. lie voy aced to Lngland and made many ad dresses, and took his celeb: a'ed walks through the island. His experiences are interestingly set forth in his books "Walk from London to Jolin ii'i:i'." "Walk from London tf Land's End and Hack," ete. t . . , r . ri.RaWng rja&r. KIiib Alfonso's lliiily. Some queer customs prevail among the royal families, and m nocounuy i tiiio n to a creator extent than ii Spain. Ii is now six years since Al' phonso XII died. It is genorally sup posed that he is buried, but he is said not t be. Carefully wrapped up in fine linen his body still lies upon a slab close to a stream that Hows throngli the Pudrido, the name of the cavern on the side of the mountain upon which the Kscurial stands. It will be left there until it has all the peculiarities of a mummy. Then it win ue P""- in the niche prepared for it in the won derful jasper vault under the great cu pola of the Kscurial, where tho remains of all the kings are deposited. Some royal bodies, and particularly that of tlie father of Queen Isabella, remained for twenty-live years ou that same slal before they were considered lit lor re moval to the grand vault. Warned by the recent Hoods in the n-.t veral persons in the vicinity ir rivers have erected their; houses on "wani.igans." These are (lat-bottomcd boats, on which the house a expected to float In case the river listurbs tlie foundation. Mr. Suburb-"Spring is the most ol the year in Tfco Correct Columbus Day. The recent action of Congress chang ng the date for the national public ichool celebration from October 12th to October 21st is a step in the direction f scholarly accuracy, and it is to- uarkable that it should have been ss ng overlooked. If there is to be a national observance )f the 400th anniversary of tho discov ery of America it should take place in :he date which marks the true century point It is obviously stupid to await he recurrence of a date which by rea son of arbitary changes in the methods of reckoning time has lost its signi ficance and does not indicate the true eyele of years. Every American knows that Colum bus discovered this hemisphere on Oc tober 12, H'.i2, and at first thought Oc tober 12, 18!I2, would seem to mark the lOOtli anniversary of that event Rut it will he remembered that time was then calculated upon a different basis thau is now in vogue. I or many centuries the Julian calen dar was the accepted authority for all colculations, although its inaccuracy was not unknown. The Grecrorian calendar was then introduced in Europe, and this calendar is now used by all civilized nations, with the ex ception of liussia, which still adheres to the Julian method of computing time. When this reformation occurred it was found necessary to drop ten days from the calander; and October 4, 1582, became October 15, 1582. These dropped days were the accumulations of many centuries or erroneous reckon ing. The Julian calander assumed that a year contained 3io 1-4 days, and as this was II minutes and II seconds to long, the error amounted to 3 days every 400 years. The Gregorian calen dar corrected this defect by making every centurial year a common year unless divisibly by 400, whereas by the Julian calendar every year (centurial year included) divisible by 4 was a leap year. Thus by the new style of com pulation the years 1500, 1700 and 180C were not leap years. As previously stated the reformation took place in 1582, and ten days were suppressed. Rut as the discovery oi America was previous to the year 1500, which by the Gregorian calendar was common, there are but 9 days to omit Consequently on October 21, 1892, Hit sun will occupy the same relative posit ion to the earth as on the 12th of Oc tober, 14112, when for the first time Co Itimbus beheld these shores. For these reasons, together with thf fact that every precedent is in favor ol adopting the "new style" of rekoniug we favor the change. The Gregorian calendar was not in troduced into Great Rritain until 1751 ignorance and prejudice defeating Hit change up to that time. Consequentlj t has been necessary to correct tht dates of our American anniversaries which commemorate events previous t 1751. Washington was born Februarj 11 th, but by the "new style" his birth day falls on the 22nd, and that is tht day we celebrate. The anniversary ol "orefather's Day and of the found ing of the city of Roston are both ob served on the corrected date. It is un fortunate that the Act of Congress o: April 25, 1890, naming October 12th IH92, as the date for the dedication ol the World's Fair grounds lias not beet amended by a change of date to Octo ber 21st. The fair will practically b( a year later, and the dedicatory exer cises should take place on the true an. niversary, which is October 21st. Con. gress has already shown its good sense by placing the popular and general celebration of which the public school! are to be the centers on tho correct date. It only remains for Congress t extricate the nation from the comica predicament of a two-headed celebra lion of Discovery Day by changing thi Chicago date to correspond with tin corrected date it has already set for tht ..nH ..l.lfn AaUKmlinno ill I fUlll"! J'UUiib tuwui nuno. All the iellghtful season jountry." , m Suburb.-'Tes. Indeed. lelghbors clean house, and you can see ,very one of their ca. peU."-ow oik IVeekiy. Fashion's Rules on Fifth Aenue. There is a chilling atmosphere abou' aristoratic Fifth avenue ou Sunday afternoon that can be felt in no othei section of the city. You may wait from Rrunswick to Central Park anc not see half a dozen faces behind tin plate glass. An hour or two befon you would have seen the walks linec with all swelldom and the street full ol I he handsome carriages of tho return ing churchgoers. In the afternoot and for the rest of the day swelldom maintains a strict obscurity. It is the fashion not be seen, an fashion 13 as relentless ou Sunday a,' on othor days. The curtains are noi drawn there is simply nobody there Not even a servant girl's white capped head is visible. Not even the sunn; faces of childhood break tho monotony of rich vacuity. For any apparent sign of life these miles of brownston; are deserted. You and other slrangen have the walks all to yourselves. Tin public stages arewithdrawn. Rut foi the rolling wheels of hotel and liver) hacks that cart visitors to and fron the park you might shut your eyes av. fancy yourself hi somo silent cemetery New York Herald. Gunpowder was discovered frcin Un failing of a spark on somo mattyii mixed in a mortar. 99 "German Syrup My niece, Emeline Hawley, was, taken with spitting blood, and she became very much alarmed, fearing that dreaded disease Pnnsnrontinn She tried nearly all kinds of medi cine diu notning did her any good. Finally she took German Syrup and she told me it did her more good than anything she ever tried. It stopped the blood, p-ave her strpno-th and ease, and a good appetite. I had it from her own lips. Mrs. Mary A. Stacev. Trumbull. Conn Honor to German Syrup. e SssssssssS S Swift's Specific S 0 A Tested Reaedy Q For All 1 Clcod &nd Skin s Diseases s c Expert Hot-Water-Heater Jror ie.iik-ularB roil oa or address Irria Prib ble. Contractor of fine I'liimbinj, Steam and Hot water heating. Uucrn, Ave, York, Neb The best of references lu-nUhed Eglizuatet mad free. NOPTH S S s s s s A reliable cure for Contagions Blood Poison, Inherited Scro fula and Skin Cancer. Aa a tonic for delicata Women and Children it haa no equal. Being purely vegetable, ia harm leu in its effects. A treatise on Blood and Rkin Dis eases mailed fu EE on application. Druggist Bell It. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., DrMtr 3, Atlanta, Ga. ' Issssssss! s s s s s s WESTgjS BAST SOUTH rurchase Tlekets and Consign your freight via the F. E. M. V. and S. C. I P. HAILItOADS. LITTLE LIVER PILLS DO NOT GRIPE NOR SICKEN. Bore care for SICK HEAD AtHK, Impiirrd digrttion, eonrti- piion,torpiu gmnus. i ney arouse TIISI VrgaY!!, IX'IDUVC IIIUKt, dlZ- ftinefl. siaricai emci on ivici- neyn and bladder. Conquer bill on uervotM dis orrir. Krtabllsh not lir! DAILY ACTION. by purifying II. G. BI'KT, General Manager. K. C. MOKI-HtrsK. j. ii. BUCHANAN. GciTI freight Au't. tfen'l k'&us. Atft. OMAHA, NEB. IEWIS' 98 LYE I i'owdercd hi id Perfumed. Mm (FATENTKD.) fhe strongest and purest Lye mnde. Unlike other Lye, it being a line powilormid packed in a can with reiuovublc lid the cmtenu are ahvuyn re ;dy for use. Will make the bei-tierfutned Hard Soap in JO ininnU'b without boillnp. It Ik tlie best for clemiisiug waeto I"ieis disinfecting sinks, closets, wishing bottles, paints, trees, ete. riNA SALT M'F'O CO., Gen, Agts., Phila., Ph. ma luroauatM in aemsoa. id order tost All f A I D linay tett the merit of tbe Western Norma) neavUolIetfe, We W roui four borne to Lincoln, ouuea and circl. FREE. Wt Beaatify compUx.w blood. Purxly Veuktaulb. The dose is nicely inputted toauiteat-p, one pill eon nper be too much. Each vial contain 42, carried in vest pocttPt. like lead pencil. Iluslneaa man's great conrmiicncc. Taken eiater Unn Bugir. bold every where. All genuine good bear "Creicent." Bend 2-eent tamp . You get 2t page book vith tample. OR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., St. Louts. Mo. oooooooooe It is for tho cure of dyspepsia and ltd Q attendant, nick-headache, const! pa- tioo and plica, that OT..UV Sniff D.1UO .iuiioi iiij riiioA 9 have become bo famoua. They actW veiitlv. wlthnnt orlitlnip nr nRiiMA. oooooooooo w, ANTED: DO YOU WANT TO MAKE FIFTY dollars oer week at home. Mrs. Hmith sent six doflars ta Alfred Coles for n box or wardrobe Iounge and allowed him to send people who h nnwer his advertisment to gee her lounge, for which be gave a commission which averaged per week, lf you will do tbe same in your district, send for terms to, A LKItKD COLES. 470 Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. DO YOU RUN SHvS for vou. Send for a copy of our Legal Notice Kerister, pricc1.00. THE iNEBHASKA NEWS I'APEK UNION, York, Neb. for summer complaints Perry Davis' Pain-Killer best medicine in the world. 44 JUuaraBttd net to l Kfjm eauw Buicitu-e s Let, Caeipen tnl Best Normal Scluol is th Wert. Q A pi Tweutr-fira bept'a. Thirtr Teacbera, ail 2; "IspeciaiinU No vacation eicopt Au. EoUf FAREIa,ny time- Take any ciaaaee. Expanaeelow. "v your R. R. far 'nil particulani, oat u, Fret.Li40olB.Htb. 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CASIUECT. cvcrvthiiifaDeaMaT I - I J V I1EV7 DISCOVERY J flCCIDEUT ...tin nintlnn a nut wss aasldentlT snlllsd ta tht hand and on wanhlni altrrward it was dlcovrKl tbst th bsir was com nirtelr removed. We at once put this wonderful preparation, nnlli market and sn areat baa been tbe demand that we are now uurodurlng it tbroocbont Che world under tbe name of Queen's Anti-Ualrine, is DCDKP.TLV U&DMLEfiS INfl Bti Bisirbs ani bnihM mtc won 1 . 1 m th balr over and apply the mixture for a lew minutes, and the , halunnesrssstf by magic without tbe sllfbteat nam orlnjury when ".."'WESr rT...n 11 l.nnllk. n.nlber nrenaratlon ever uard fori ISrrurpone. Thousands of LAUl'ES who hare been aangjrei '.r? L1?," KZ. .TT a t'v NVfi: .nrf aiiMH attest ita m arils. W'..-yuMVll whn rfA.nl imimH.I A K tlrd Of halrOtt UlSlt M 1 rA b. A H.I tIM sealed from obssrrasloa). ftsnd illlNTI.EM ICN who do not appreciate a beard or balr op their neck, &1?S&J boon in Queen's Antl-Balrin. which tess away wUh BhaTlnf , by renderlnf 1U futur. .row an ut ter Ii WfiMMfc tl. per bottle, ssnl Id safety malllns Jf55,Pl 1512 id isonn or stamps by letter with full address written pl-HUT. Corres- AmanK ! Ill II IMI BI1I1 LJ B I K 11 . IVI . . . . ponaence imniy i-nnmiiiji. . ' -J Ji,.T.i u nrennted. Tlt tnis um ana contains, ws inrue yon lomai " ' ' " " J "i? - I V. , r. INCINN ATI, O You can tor any caa and kdar. Address OUIBN OHaait3L vv. i UttT recister your letter at any font Offlcs to Insure Its safe oeiijery. - i of failure or sllchtest Injury to any pnrcn.e7. "l."" T""; ovtml Anti-Balrlas, WEillL-'wi onaiaaa-a of silk ta MkMI treat ssat with ordsr. trooo bsisit i mTml'iTnfM and flni U nil company claim, tor It-EdHor. TlarnaW.V fhr CaUaUTh IS Bett, lilMlwt to Pw. CBft-vpwfc -aji a. -.laata nr SaMit ItV tOOb Jfc T. l-MniD, Warre-i, P. J I eitvu mall, s l l IT orisiasi .Mm awi in. pwwui . eds. 8f, iurf ind -rllsbw. AwU (a tiHiMiaih.rBHSrllT. Intllt.mftsl IWn .1 SmI dlmet. Mild. Cir. InM. CAPON CIIKMIUAL CO., Huiton, Mill. M. M. V. Ho, 18830 York), Hot).