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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

Seute feiert Der beuti9e &ei9s=
f~an5ler 8ismarf ieinen fieben>
) I 9 It en- @eburtstas, tpel9er feierli9it
in Berlin besansen miro. 1eber ben
SeiertaS beiBt es: Ser 1. &pril b. g.,
Der 70. @eburtstas 8ismard's, iuirb
als elm Setertas beoba6tet tuerben. Gin
rieiiser Nnfsus. an iuel9emMtilitdr unb
8iirser iid betbeilisen merben unb beiz
fen Gorbeimarid 8 Stunben in Nniprud
nebmen miro, mirb ii6 an 8tsmard's
@pbnuns poriiber betpesen. 8ismard
ben preuBiiden 8rinSen uno benz
btplomatiihen Corps Elm @aitmabl per>
anitalten, gu benz aub Der &aiier ere
ideinen miro, tuenr es feline @eiunobeit
9eftattet. Ser NationalfDnb fir bas
@eburtassseidenf betrdst 100000
Warf pber $575,OOO. Wan tpirb bas
fir bas Stammgut ShDnbauien suriidr
nnb Der 8eiibtitel miro 8ismarf
am 70. Sabrestase iiberreidt iuerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

.@iner iebr idu,erisen Iufsabe bot
iib bic Gbminiitrati.n 'erlebigt, ndmli1
Ter 8eiebuns bes 8erliaer @eIanbt.
i9aftspoitens. George $. .8enbletpn ift
fir bieien midtigen Soften beitimmt
iuorben. 9ie 8eurtbeiinHeen iiber bieIe
@rnennuns lauten ale tslei9 sinitis.
Selbit electromagnetic rrepublifanii1e
3eitunsen ipre9en bon, 'eerielben nit
Nnerfennuns. 9ie Breiie Der Stabt,
in Der ct sebOren purbe tunb feline beiten
Mannesiabre per1ebte, @iarinnati, brinst
iber ieinen 2ebenssans intertfiante Gin.
3elnbetten. Inter anbereu folaenbe:
rSerr 8enbletun it in @uropa unb jpe,
3iea in 9eutidlanb tein Sremblins. @r
fat i9on als nod Innse1 Miarn mebrere
Sabre rbriiben" susebratbtalnb fait ale
europdiiden 2dnber, iopie Gbeile BON
Niien unb Nfrifa sriinblid bereiit. Sn
S~eibelbers bat er ldusepe 3eit Stubis
rens balber iid aufsebatten unb na6
8eenbisung ieiner Stubten, in @eleI.
|i9dft elmer Inaabl beuti6er Stuoen!en,
nit benz &dusel auf Dem &ifen, cine
aussebehnte SuBtour burG Sibbeuti9<
Lamb unb bic edweia utternommeu.
|Nu4 in ipdtern Sabren bat ct nod tpies
berbolt bur6 &eilen feline gefannti9aft
nit europa erneuert. 9aB ct pu9 NIT
Der beuti6en Spra6e sertraut lit,
betarf nad ben poritebenbeu Mittbei'
|lansen tuobl faum nod her beionberen
geriideruns. unb pie iebr er bic beutz
i9e Spra6e 81 iddBen meiS, seht ba>
raEs beruur, oaB er allen ieinen &iuoern
cine sriinblide I%usbilbung IN bieIer
|Spuabe bat 81 9beil tuerben l~aiien."
Su 8esus auf einen 8unft fiub Die
8ldster alIer 8arteien sletder 8eiie
bes 2obes iiber 8enbleton poa: ipesen
ieines in ieber 2ebenslase sleidea, feis
men Rab taftuoaen 8enebmens. Ct 1T
= 10 fasen iie = nidt BLOB ein @bren=
mann, fonbern aud elm r@entleman"
.our6 una bur9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

Su Der Sdmeis tuurbe ~selesent,
lid Der Understanding, sur I'm
%terorafuns bes S6napsiOfes, peldsr
felt ber @infubr btaisen frans6iiiden
8rannttueins in Der SGweiS in eri9re,
denbem WaBe Inn ii6 sesriffen bat, BE-
l6lufien, ben &antOnen bas &e1t Der
ielbtitdnoisen 8eidluBfaKuns iiber bic
@eitattuns bes 8rannttpetuoerfaufs tpies
Der au uerleiben, tbuen aud bic 8eiteuz
runs Der einbeimii6en 8rannttpeinbren=
nereien neben Der 8erfaufsiteuer einsus
raumen. 9agesen 1T Die &antonals
eteuer auf @eiu in Sdiiern aufsebuben
tporben, tpeil man bur9 suten, biliseu
8eiu ben 8ranntipein dig @etrGnf su
%perbrdnsen boft. ,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

8anosi ere, bic nit SreipdHeu
auf @iienbabuep reiieu, baben i'm 5alle
eines @iienbahnunsliides feinenNniprud
auf @ntiddoisuns. 60 lautet cine in
oer Stabt Seem yort a~bsesebene seridt.
lrhe @ntibeibung. Ser bortise @inz
uaroerunsssummifidr l1lri6 mar elmer
Der 8aiiasiere. bic bel Dem @ilenbabnz
unslid bel Spupten 9uDpil an Is.
Sanuar 1882 nerlebt tpurben unb ibr
@epaf einbibten. @r perflaste Die
SEEM >gorf Central & SubIon &iuer 81.
ienbabn in Der Court Of Common gleas
auf Sdaoeneries. 9ie perflaste Sc.
ie1Idaft ma6te geltenb, baB ulrid auf
elm SreipaB binsereiit iei uno baourd
Sas &iiifo zines llnfaas auf fi1 gereitf
nsen babe, mas be @eie1i9aft aler Safi>
pRi6t ibm seseniiber entbtnbe. Ser
@eri6tsbofidlOB Si9 bieier Iniiat an
unb tuies Die &lase ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

Hrditbent gIepe1anb bat
ni6t aaein bas announcement auf so pber
60 3eitunsen, bic bisber na9 benz @ei.
Zen Sauie famen unb aus Der Dffentli,
den &afie besablt tuurben, abbeiteut,
lonoern au9 ieinen @nti9lu6 gu erfen-
men seseben, baB er ale 3eitunsen. bic
er gu balten tpini6e, aus ieiuer eisenen
9ai6e gu be5ablen sebenfe. Sc 1T bies
audi uieber cine BON ben &~leinigfeiten,
bic, NIT anoern suiammen, ben gbaratz
ter glepelano's beSei9nen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

Ole Sill our @riinoung eines
Staats' Soritbireaus 1T am 9%pnnerItae
AUDI pom Senat paiiirt unb babur9 gum
|@eieb g~eiporben. Sas 8iireatl tpirt
aus YrOfefior Sounibenb, BON be,
Staatsuniueriitdt, %. s. gbamberlairt,
benz Sefretdr Der Stats 2~anomirtbs
idaftss8 eb6roe, unb elmer BON Dem
@ouuern6r su ernennenben brttten Sers
ion beiteben. 9a Der Staat Ielbit TO-
Suiasen feline @albunser beiibt, 10 pirb
bic 8irfuns bes 8ireaus Ii9 porber<
banb bauptia6ll6 auf Yerbreituns Der
.nStbisen 8elebruns beSisli9 Der Nibz
lidteit Der @dlber, iuwie bes @ertbes
Der peridiebenen Nusb6lser unb Der rt
unb @eiie ibrer gultur bei9rdnfen mill
ien. Die Inlase zines botaniiben @ars
tens, su ipelbem bic er lten InfGnse auf
benz 2anbe Der Stats uniperi itdt be-
reits porbanben finb, tpirb ubne .Sfpeifel
einen neuen Intrteb erbalten uno raider
sef1rbert tperbeu, als bisber sei6eben
lift. @s ldBt ii9 NIT $1,000, auf pel9e
Summe fid bic 8eruiaisuns Der &C.
i~essebnns fir ben 8wed bei6rantt, fret
lid ntdt piel ausri6ten, inoeiien lit bod
einmal Elm Infans sema9t. unb Der
Samen, Der hermit ausseitreut 1T, tutrb
idlieBli9 ubne 3weifel rei9e Sri9te
tragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

9er8rdiibent 1T elm rnsrmibz
li6er @rforider Der nmsegenb BON
8aibinston unb ieoen Nadmittas um
5 nbr madt CT nit ieinem &ripatlefres
tdr 9amont cine Spasierfabrt r1a9 elmer
tteuen 9ofalitdt. ST neiB iebt ihon
mebr iiber ben 9iitrift Columbia, als
irsenb elmer ieiner 8ursdnser, 2incoln
uieleidt aussenummen, tuel6er auf
dbnlide Irt pie Gleoelanb a~usSufabren
pfleste.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

itrbt. @ana @innipes tit in Wufrnbr
uub baS nidt obne @runb. &iel, Der
sroBe Sibrer bat Ii6 an Die Spite Der
&ebe&rn aeftelIt beren Sdaor etpa 500
WdnnsS tarf 1T. Sen Nnirieb 81 ber @r=
bebuus bieten 2anbaniprit5e, rpelbe lett
Sabreg erboben unb aufreft erbalten
tpuroen, aber ieitens Der seesieruns feline
Grlebigung fanoen. Sic bierburdy in
uidt' serin9e 8ebrdnsnis @ebrabten
ridteten i'm lebten Serbfte an Giei, Der
fid barnals in Montana tefanb, bas Or
iudens 81 fommen unb ibr Sn,tptmann
81 feiu, cine 8itte, ipelde Der rnitige
&ebA raid ertinte &uf ieinen &atb
perihdte nan es nudmal nit friebfiden
Mittdn. unb erit als bieie febfid5fueen,
tpartGufitanb beidloHen. SIR bieerenss
pulisei unb bic &esieruns tuar fssterer
cine '~eonfdnbi9e l1eberraihnns. Die
r&ebt1en limb frana6f5de SrSinntr.
8aftdebe,- benen iid Subianer anse.
idloRen haben. Die sefrisen 9epefdert
lauteu: gs bat big babin MUIR Elm &i
mitn ben &ebellen itattgefunben. Der
nterfdu Der grosier'i1en Eruppen ipitD
al1o, geihilbert: Sic &ebellen ndberten
iiG @roaier, ber nlr rs Mann bei fth
b~attepalit elmer 8arlamentar1ase ,ntb
tudbrenb nod nerbonbelt tpurbe, eroHae.
ten bic &ebellen auf beiben Seiten Der
Bolisiften unb Sreiuiaisen bas Seuer.
2estepe e~rpiberten baiielbe aus ibrenee=
tuebrtess uno bet &anone, bic fie nit fla
fibrtsR unb minbeiten pierais &ebefler
mibeaainter ibrem mDrberiIden Sener
sefale1 unb cine ni6t gerinsere InSahl
permunbet tperben iein. Gin Nbgeiani
ter Riei's befintet ii9 I'M Sort Yitt tue'
gen GnFtpteseluns Der Snbiaaer auf Der
Sasfatdetuans &eierpation in Saft. Die
grees3atianer 1olIen int 8esrif fteben,
ben 8riesspfab 81 betreten. Cine Gb4
urbnuns berielben befinbet fi6 nad8att.
1eforb nxterwess, UNI srDBere 2ieferun.
gen 5u ~'forbern. General Mibbletpr
uirb, ebe er sesen bic 8ebe0en ins Self
ridt, bas @intrefen BON Seritdrfunser
a%btparten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01
@Difprte4tS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ara Mittpsd Mittas
Mlleut9ulben bort moT ii6 in
GeiIe buriiber befio9en, baB

Nllent4aIben bort rnds' 1ib in
@eiie bcriber befiasen, baB
bic fatbotlfdse '@eisti9teit aaea @rnites
geaen bic Stating &infs" sproteftirt
unb ibreu @ldubisen unter: Strafe pers
bietet, fid aa bieiea Spiele feuaerbin au
betbeiliael saub aben Srt oes 8ersniiz
gems al meibsn. Neuerbinss bat Der
bodw. Sepr Wcntenbers BON s@rainerb
iid aud psrunfaBt 9eieben, soeu 8eiub
Der uStatnasss abttfs" ieinen ,gemeinbee
mitalieber1 .auf'sAS trens1te gu unteria=
gen. limb mits9ae1t. 9enn'tppSu tuirb
Der 8eiab iotder gersni9unsspldbe
fiibren? Dis jebt:sibt es Der. s6fating=
&infs" ffbrn 5000 in ben @er.a5taaten.
9a lit tein Stdbtd.n, Stpelhes, tuofern
es Gniprrr6 'uuf Gultur erbebti sni4t ieis
men Stint" bate, unb bic sroBen
Stabte sablen berti1 nod 9albenben,
BON elesaaten, i11Ftem fi9 bic feline 8elt
periammett, bis'berab gum fleinen @inz
felsGinf, bet oft gam Sammetlab BIZ
fer @eieAfbaft tpirb. Gberfaam bot
bieies moberne @ersniigen oes &uller=
Neutrality-suspicious. IN alien SdiGten Der
8ep6Iferaa9 8oben ACKNOWLEDGEMENT i6on
seisen fid feline iibfenS 9attenI eiten. Gn
mebreren Srten iino bic &ints. su Stdts
ten Der l1niittlidfsit seuoroeu, unb
atpar IN hsrt @rnbe, baB eeiesli9e
Wabnabuen fir tbtbig era6tet 4uuroen.
Sn Der @elebsetung BON Mi9igan
lit cine SID etnsebre9t, tpelde &inoern
unter Is Sabren cp5ne 8esleituns Der
@ltern ober ionit unbeaufii9tist ben
8e1ub BON '&infs' idiberbaupt perbietet,
ipGbrenb it 8ermont bereits bas @eieb
betebt, baB S9ultiRser bon ben ;~;ssfiafs'
aussei9lofTra iinb, anb baB Der Seiiber
BEL Der eriteu rebertretang I'M 4$25, bel
Der S~tpeiten ur1 $50 aab bel Der britten
I'M 500 snb buud @%nt5iebung Der
2iaens sebiBt tuira. Sod soel6'
uerriidte 9rebunsen, ..pirb bic ,Gourz
nals8reB' ~aasrufen, iosar nod BON
@%ntaiebung elmer 2tsens .su .ipreben!
8esbalb iold' rbeilicme Snititute,"
lglei9 ben Stating Ginfs' nod INIT
Gteuer beleseH? 8ir aenften aud 81
toieberbolten Malen in bie in &erm,ont
teretts betretene 8abn ein ,unb itelten
bic Srase, tuesbalb Der -,Sfatins &a1f'
in ct. gloub ni9t aub slei6 pie in
anberen StGbten init Steuer belest
werbe? Ni9t bloB in 6fliden Stdotat
bat man es als em Ylase eradtet, bic
,Sfatins &infs' III b~eitener,L AUDI in
8rainerb tpurbe benz bort ,eriltirenoen
cine Gteuer BON 5000 auferlest. 9O9
tpoau bic Observation-Disclosures beiteuz
ern, tuenn anOerafaQs bas S6abamt
bird grpreHuns bober Steaer ieitens
Der 8iertuirtbe berei9ert tuersen fann?
9ie Gniidten finb eben peridesoen, unb
mir boffen, oaB iiG int nd6itesl Staots
rattle Die Webrbeit u~nierer lnli6t uno
nidt iener Der Observation-Disclosures arz
1hlieBen tpirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

9erlebte gpngreB betB,liste
$4,000 fir 3uderrobr g. riu6sfarmen.
9apon fea1mt Die Sdlfte nad 9ouiiana
uno Der &eit fol- stuiideu &anias unb
elmer neuen in 8isconliu uber Winne.
iota 81 erridtenoen Station pertbeiit
perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

e neulide Nnipra9e bes 8apites
tabelt ale fatbolii9en 9iplumaten,
wel6e Der Bel bet 9esuns bes Gditeines
fir oas Wonulnent Sictor @manuel's
absebaltenen Seier %beipobnten, unb er>
fldrt Die Seier ielbit als einen finbbaf>
ten Sribut on einen Der sr6Bten Seinbe
Der Deilisen Stride.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

SIN Nprbm etgebiet fhetnt Die
cine ernite @eitalt an5nnebmen.
Die Snbianerbduptlinge baltfn ben leb=
ten Wadridten sufofse &rieJsratb, in
beifen e;negrbabuns su befiirdten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

9 nj tie 8 1T cine Nnt,
iport bes Srduleins glepelanb, ipelde
oieie balo nad ibrer Qnfunft in @aib=
inston auf cine 5rase, mas lie unb i6r
8ruoer in Der vMdBtsfeitsfrase" benz
fen, 9eseben baben ioa. sic iaate:
rMein 8ruoer unb ib finb 5tuei. 8dbz
renb id meine eisenen Nnii1ten iiber
bic Temperen5frase babe, mag i9 mid
bod ni6t einmiiden uno iasen, pb @ein
BET ben Staatsbirers senuiien tperoen
ioa ooer ni9t." ySie i9eint ibren
8ruoer 81 f%ennen," iasen Die ndberen
8efannten bes Serrn glepelanb baau.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

BE, Stearns County, Minneiota.
enbe nnb GARNER finben bel mir elm
laIe 9otel. Sn meinem Salpon Elm
Id. Sic belteu @ctrdnfe perabz
y sill
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-01

Smgan5en Staat &anIas ipir6
bic Brpbibition burdsefibrt. Mur i'm
9egtslatursebdube 81 9opefa mar bies
tpdbreno Der 9auer Der 9esislaturIibuns
gen nibt Der Sal. @dbrenb Der 9eais.
latur7erlooe tpurbe I'M binteren gbeil
beg Gapitols BON &anias mebr Sdnaps
.getrunfen, als I'M dbrisen G6eil beg
StauteS sulammsrt senommeu. Nls bic
Ibitimmnng iiber Die nele ,eilensepan=
5erte" Brobibittons= 9iq pursenommen
ipuroe, mar Die Interchangeable Webr6eit
lener Gesislaturmit9lieoer ihper be-
trunten. Cine nette RrobibitloHsbanoe,
f~ibrpabr!
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07

Says writer in the Cincinnati Enquirer:
/ do not know Of any suTer way OF pre-
licting the changes in the weather tran
by observing the habits Of the snail. They
10 not drink. but iinbibe IN moisture dur
ing a rain, when yon viii see Il climbing
the bark Of trees and and getting on the
leaves The tree snail, two days before
rain, will climb up the stems Of plants
and If the rain Is ooing to be q long one,
will get on the sheltered side Of a ieai.
but If a-short rain. on the outside.
Then there are species that before ram
are yellow; after it blue. Others lndl-
cate rain by protuberances, which before
a rain rise as large as tubcrcles. AT the
end of each tubercle is pore, which
opens when the the rain comes, TO absorb
and draw in the moisture. In other snaiis
deep indentations, beginning at the head
between the horns, and ending with the
jointure of the tail, appear few days be-
fore storm.
Every farmer knows that when the
swallows fly low rain iscoming. Sailors,
when the sea gulIs fly toward the land
when the storm petrol appears, or mother
Cary's chickens, as they are calied-pre-
dict foul weather
Take the ants. Have you never noticed
the activity they display before storm
hurrying, rushing hither and yon, as II
they were letter-carriers making six trips
a day. Dogs grow sleepy and dull, and
like to lie before fire as rain approaches;
chickens pick up pebbles. fowls roll IN
the dust, flies sting and bite more vicious
ly, frogs. croak more DANGEROUSLY, ano
horses display restlessness.
When you see a swan flying agalnstt the
wind, spiders crowding on wall, toads
coming out of their holes IN unusual num-
bsrs of an evening, slugs, worms and
snails appearing, robbin redbrcasts peck
ing Ut the windows, pigeons coming to the
dovecote earlier than usual, peacocks
squalling at night, mice squeaking or
geese washing, you can put them down as
rain signs. Nearly all the animals have
some way of telling the weather in adj
vance, 1t may be that the altered con-
dition of the atmosphere with regard to
electricity, which generally accompanies
changes Of weather, makes them feel disa-
greeable or pleasant. The fact that the
cat ticks herself before the storm is urged
by some naturaIists as proof of the SPECIAL
Influence of electricity Man is not so
sensitive. Yet many people feel hstless
before storm. to. say nothing of aggava-
ted headaches, toothaches. rheumatic
pains, and last. but not least, corns.siaes
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07
GlYcarine.

The name is derived from a Greek
word signifying Sweet. and has refer
ence to taste. AS oil consists of acids
and glycerine, the latter is obtained by
separating the oil-the same is tree Of
fat-into its component parts. The uses
of glycerine are becoming more and more
extended andrvaluable There is no APP
plication that is better than few drops
rubbed daily over the hands; to. keep
them moist, and smooth The hands
should be first moistened with water, as
the glyercrlne otherwise absdxbss moist
ure from the skin. Glycerine. and car
bolic acidr-three ounces Of the former
to fifteen grains of the latter-are among
the most effective applications for
chapped hands, and equally for scurfY
skin. It may be used two or three times
day.
Writers in the London Lancet strongly
recommend it for acidity of stomach. Its
use for this trouble was first discovered
By private gentleman. who had long
been sufferer from it. Having read il
the paper that glyccrine kept milk from
sounng, he said to himself
why won't it keep meg
He tried it with complete success, and
was able thenceforward to take food
from which he had been forced to abstain.
1t was subsequently employed by physi-
clans with like results.
1t does not remove acidity; it only pre-
vents its occurrence. Take from d tea
spoonful to tablespoonful Immediately
after eating, or take it in the tea in place
of sugar. as
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07

Il appears from the gathered statistics
Of the world that women have q greater
tenacity Of life than men. Nature w0r-
shipa the female in all It's varieties.
Among insects the male perishes At rela-
lively earlier period. In plants the SEMI
nate blossoms die earliest and are pro-
duced on the weaker limbs. Female
quadrupeds have more endurance than
males. In the human race. despite the
intellectual and physical strength Of the
man, the woman endures longest, and
will bear pain to which the strong man
succumbs. Zimotic diseases are more
fatal TO males, and more male children die
than females. Deverga asserts that the
proportion dying suddenly is about one
hundred women to seven hundred and
eighty men; one thousandand eighty men
in the United States in 1870 committed
suicide, to. two hundred and eighty-fv
women.
Intemperance, apoplexy, govt, hydro
cephalus, affections of the heart and liver,
scrofula, and paralysis, are far more fatal
to males than females. Pulmonary con-
sumption, on the other hand is more dead
ly to the latter. Females in cities are
more prone to consumption than in the
country. All old countries not disturbed
by emigration have a great majority of
females in the population. In royal fami-
lies the statistics show more daughters
than sons. The Hebrew woman is ex-
ceptionally long lived; the colored man
is exceptionally short lived. The married
state is favorable to prolongation Of life
among women. DR.. Hugh proclaims that
there are from two to six per cent. more
males born than females in the living pop
ulation. From which statistics we con-
clude that all women ought to marry and
that as men are likely to become so scarce
they cannot be sufficiently priced by the
other sex.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07

The smoker lies eurled up, with his
head resting on a bamboo or earthen-
ware pillow about FIVE inches high. Near
him stands an OPIUM, lamp the flame of
which is protected by glass shade low
enough4or the point of the flame to pro-
ject above the top uf the shade The
smoker takes wire aud dips it into q
little box containing prepared opium.
A small quantity adhercs to the point of
the wire, which is then held over the
flame of the lamp until the heat has
swollen it about tea times its original
size. This is rolled over on The fiat side
of the clay bowl, the opium all the time
adhering to the wire. When it has been
rolled to soft, soli3 mass. it is again
applied TO the lamp. and this alternate
roasting and rolling il kept up for at
least ten minutes, by which time it is in
the shape of pill sand ready for use.
The aperture ia the pipe is so small that
it can only receive the smallest quantity,
and the most careful manipulation is nee
essary to transfer the tiny ball of opium
from the end of the wire to the bowl of
the pipe. The point Of the wire is in
serted into the hAle of the pipe and
worked round and found until the soft
opium forms into a conical shaped ring
around the wire. BY twirling the wire
the drug is gradually detached from it,
leaving hole through the opium about
as large as the hole of the pipe bowl,
with which it communicates. The pipe
is now ready and tile bowl is held over
the lamp so that the opium comes in
contact with the fleme A spluttering
noise ensues as the smoker sucks at the
pipe. After each successive draw he
elects from nose and mouth volume of
smoke, the very smell OF which is enough
TO turn horses stomach. BY the end
of the fourth or fifth Whit the pipe is
empty. The smoker scoops up another
dose of opium, rolls 1t into pill. and
repeats the operation with the same pa
thence rs before. and. smokes away until
the pipe falls from sis hands and he is
lost in dreamland sf tobacco smoking
were only half the tFoublc, tobacconists
would soon have ia shut up shop.-.San
Francisco Chronicle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07

The world j. book, the language OF
"nicn - unintelllgibl;s 70 many people.
Have the courage 10 wear your old
Clothes until You can pay for new ones.
No man ever Offended his own con
science, but first or last il was revcnged
on him for doing its
II the keynote OE all your conduct TO
others had its spring ina fine self reycr-
ence, there would bs: no discourtesies.
Only the true mas Gan really be brave.
only the righteous man walk through the
darkness and face wish serene soul the
mystery Of life.
Many man shall never cease talking
about small sacrifices he makes; but ne
IL great man who can sacrifice every
thing and say nothing.
1t pays best in the midst Of the great
est prescriptions TO keen in hand con-
tinually certain reserve of time which
Is not absolutely ses apart for any APP
pointed task.
The only way to; shine, even in this
false world. is to tic modest and unas-
Stunning. Falsehood may be a thick crust,
but IN course Of tirng truth will find q
place to break through
Talk about thosa subjects you have
had long in your mind, and listen to
what others say about subjects you have
studied but recently. knowledge and
timber should not be much used till they
are seasoned.
Enthusiasm is the glow of the soul I;
enthusiasm is tho lever by which men
are raised; above the average level and
enterprise. and become capaole of good
ness and benevolence which, but for it..
would be quite impossible
lie that has never: changed any of bis
opinions has never corrected any Of his
mistakes, and he who was never wise
enough to find out any mistakes in him
self will assuredly not be charitable
enough to excuse what he reckons mis-
takes in others.
The cultivation Of 4 cheerful spirit de-
mands as first requisite that the condi-
tons of health be observed. The deiec-
ton that cInims sympathy on the ground
of some supposed hardship often has its
origin in Indigestion A sensible OBJ
servance of hygienis laws is frequently
the one thing needful to transform a
doleful man into O bright and cheerful
one
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07

You have all heard the story Of the
painter of olden tirne who exposed his
picture to the public criticism, and put
paint brush handy that anybody might
paint out any particular feature he did
L OF approve. Of course the stupid man
soon found out that Everybody had some
fault to find, and his picture was totally
ohliterated. Just asst was with that ar
lists picture, 80 il is; with the life-work
OF the majority. Somebody viii be
pretty sure to take 4 crooked and dis
torted view Of our characters and doings,
however meritorious shey may be. Some
will do this wilfulsy and maliciously,
others through misunderstanding.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07

The New York Shipping List saws
that there arc more than one thousand
women in that city who speculate in
stocks, grain, oil, whisky, and every other
Of the fashionable methods Of centeel
gambling which now pass under the name
OF option trading, but brokers donot like
them as customers. In q recent interview
a broker explained with, respect to these
fair constituents, that their risks are
small, and if they lose -phe-w-w''