The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-10
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They who turn from the scene 81 dis .sau
tersst only moves them. Il you ~ n.
friend Who loves JON and studiee vor. q
terest and Happiness, b sure 10 sustain M ~
IN advsrsity. Let him feel that his fo,, ,...a
kindness y appreciated, and that III iass
i mot thrown away. Real fidelity m.x ~ n
rare but II exists IN the heart, Whc ~
mot seen and felt it, power! Thev a.. ~
tn worth and power who have never los.s
friend, Of labosod 70 make friend ~
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The editor Of the Southern p,c,,..
says: The other day W met Z pentis
man from Alabama, who gave IA ! niscs ~
information ~ TO ascsrtainine tho ~ ~ :.
horns, altar Il has passed the ninth W.
which was quite new 70 N, and nm - ' 5.
ore SURE, 70 most Of our readera Il !.
this: After the horse Il nine yeara ola !.
corner Of the lower lid, and everv r W.
thereafter he has one well.defned wrinkla
for each year Of his age over nine. Il. IA
instance, . horss has three wrinkles. he !.
twelve; II four, thirteen. Add the mum.
Der Of wrinkles 70 nine, and you viii a.
ways get q Il So rays the gentleman
and he u confident It viii never fail,
WHEN quito youth, Franklin went IA
London, entered printing Office, and In.
quired it he could ct employment - !
printer. "Whers ale you from /? INQUIRED
the foreman. America" Wa the ieply.
laal from America seeking employment a.
printerl Well, do you really understand
the art Of printing? Can you rot tyne ="
Franklin stepped to one Of the oases and
IN very brisf space cot up the follow.
ing passage from the hrst chapter Of the
Gospel Of st. John: "Nathaniel saith
unto him, can any goou come out Of Nssa.
seth! Philip saith INTO him, come and
Dee." Il was done 20 quick, % accurately.
and contained delicate rsproof % appro.
PIRATE and powerful, that It at once gave
him character and standing with al in the
o@ce.
Ar sale Of paintings ct Horncastle, the
portrait Of Archibald, the Duke Of Argyle.
BY Ramsay, was offered, and In answer to
IN inquiry how . small injury to the can.
vass had happened, the auctionser related
he following anecdots: 1.-THE portrait
had been hung IN bedroom which wss on
one occasion occupied BY q female domas.
TO, The gid faneying thas the Duke Of
became indignant, seized poker, aimed 1
blow with the intent OF putting the Dukes
sye out. The poker missed the eye, but
pertorated the canvass close 10 the face"
EJrEcT OF PERFUNE. learn that
IN italian professor has recently made
some very agreeable medicinal researches
resulting In the discovery that vegetable
perfumes exercise . positively healthy IN.
duence ON the atmosphere, converting III
oxygen into osone. and thus increasing it,
oxidising influence. The essences found
To- develop the largest quantity Of ozone
are those Of cherry, laurel, clover, laven.
der. mint, juniper, lemon, fennel, and Der.
gamot; those that give Il IN smaller guam.
Nty are anise, nutmeg, and thyme. The
flowers Of the nArcissus, hyacinth, mignon-
cite, heltotrope, and lily Of the valley dc.
yelop osone In closed vessels. Flowers
destitute Of perfume do mot develop IL, and
those which have but sliaht perfums de-.
velop - n small quantities. Reasoning
from these tacts, the professor recommends
the cultivation OF flowers in mazshy dis
tstots. and n al places infested with ami
NAL emanAtons on account Of the power.
1ul oxidising influence Of oaone.
THE Colon OF CLoTH4A color Of
clothes u not . matter OF indifference
White and ught.colored clothes reflect the
neat, while black and dArk.o0loIed mate.