The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-14

Iay0fite, tries upon her the remedy OF Q oAeeeA
Bee. she repels himl
y, We'll. Just now. no o9.prins Of hsr LORDS b
For . few seconds-whlte a. marble-she
gas.s into space, then murmurinR:
my God, my 0od!" falls back IN .
How il shiss Has she-csu /. b possible
hat she has loved him all these ye.ra
But then, by oil that's reasonable, Why, Il
her love was 80 great 20 true. Why did she
Shs was Fulford nssley's. Xa0istse.
Miscellany.
Some San Francisco Asoernsn recent
ly caught . singular marine monster,
which they call an elephant fish, in
their net, after struggle of several
hours, during which the creature drag
ged the smack long distance. Itmess.
ures nine feet eight inches In length,
four feet wide, and seven feet in car.
cumfefence, and has o mouth eighteen
inches wide. IL. appears TO be1ong To-,
the shark species, and part of human
body was found In it, nav.
The value of the willow. crop Of
Wyoming county. n. T., 10 estimated at
$4,000. The heaviest crops are found
in the towns Of Perry, Gainsville and
Warsaw, and tho willows arc shipped to
Syracuse, Buffalo aud New York 70 Ger.
man baseet.mkkels, whore they COM
mand firm S4sto ~ per ton. Before
1869 the willows had to be stripped Of
their bark where they we're raised,
which was accomplished BY standing
the lunches in . etream Of water.
Since 1859 tile buyers take them bark
and oil, and strip tho. stalk by steam
power, which makes it moro profitable
for the producers.
Among the Oriental rugs ON exhibi.
ton ct the Boston Fair there are two
which. are 50 fine that photographs have
been made of them for exhibition, and
they are some Of the finest ever seen in
this country. One of them is 81 feet, 10
inches by feet in size. One scarcely
recognizes the fact that such specimens
as these find ready sale among connois-
seurs at 81 ,OAO each. Another good rug,
smaller in sizs, fine and thin. woven in
dark, rich c0lors, is the Senoh. In many
respects it resemblSS the Afghanistan.
These rugs are valued at shout $2OO.
There Is not one factory in the world
that makes Mecca rugs. They are made
entirely by families, and it is only pos
s.ble to get three or four at time.
Some views on cholera, based on q
successful practical experience with he
disease in Madrid and the philippines.
have been expressed to the Paris Acad.
envy of Sciences by Mons. Ramon de
Luna. He believes that the causs Of
cholera is always to be found in the at
tnosphere; that IL exerts its action exclu.
lyoly thr0u.h the respiratory organs;
hat its incubation is most likely to take
pl &c during Q passive condition of the
individual. particularly during sleep;
that the microbe or ferment acts chiefly
on the blood corpusclesi preventing prop
er oxidation, and so leading to gradual
sudocation; that the only safe remedy 10
the inhalation of nitrous acid mixed with
air; and that the best means of proven.
ton ts the nitrous fumigation of rooms,
utensils, ETC., twice day.
The Dashaway Society, noted tenn
perancs organization Of San Francisco,
had peculiar origin. One night in the
early history of the city party of men
were winding up spree in s.loon,
when one OF the members dashed the
LIQUOR from tho glass, and faid: 81 dasl,
it away. fDrever" From this incident
the society was formed.
The New Orleans Times Democrat
claims that, according to the census re.
port. although the southern states possess
only one.eighteenth of the wealth ofthe.
country, they contribute oise.sixth of ali
the money expended for school purposes
contributing to their schools three
times as linerally rs the north or west.
while they furnish one-fourth of all the
scholars in the public schools. In the
south: 100, there 10 no distinction in the
pay OF male and female teachers-both
are paid alike. The census also shows
that children are much more numeron.
in tho south than in the north and west.
IN proportion to the population. the
birth rate being decidedly higher, aud
the number of children to the family
greater.
One of the best stories of ::the season
csmes from Wrightsville, 8. c., and is
thus told by the Recorder: "A LADY
while engaged in the pursuit of her do.
mestic duties, encountered q mouse in
the flour barrel. Now most ladies, under
such circumstances, would have uttered
a genuine shrek and then sought safety
in the garrett; but this one possessed
more than the ordinary degree of genu-
Inc courage. She summoned the man
servant and told him to get the gun, call
the dog and stationed herself at con.
venient distance, then she clambered
flour barrel with pole. Presently the
m0uso made i'm AMMAN 40 ,,no .,.3 $1,000