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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13

The queer word "sinssing' Is nov posted up
IN a: least one big barber shop down town.
Il illustrates how eager ws are to copy every
thing that is English. For angeing the ends
Of tie hair after is has besn cut Is new
wrinkle in London, adopted there On the
probably SHY theory that after the hair has
been burned, following the operation with
the scissors, 1t viii not only grow moro
strongly, but viii osase to fAli cot The new
fad is performed with IN aesthetic hssis wax
taper held against The end Of the hairs a. the
barber combs them up . row 1t TINA
New York sun.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
A Formidable Fish.

There Is found In the streams Of Californis
what is called the DOG or bull salmon These
Esh possess formidable weapons in their
teeth, which on the lower Jaw have strong
and backward curve, capable Of INJECTING
severe wounds by tearing the flesh Of an an
tasonist 1t is said they DO not hesitate 10
attack horses fording q steam, and often
succeed IN cutting ugly wounds On their Iegs
Boston Budget
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13

The Rothschi;ds believe n enjoying their
wealth On. Of the Frankfort baro1s not
long ago paid sloo 900 for . silver cup which
be wished to uss ~ q csnssr piece Of tabls
service which be vas making up, and che 1t
ths Vienna harons has stable which cost
$50 0oo This sable has marble enors. en-
csustic tiles painted By distinguished artists,
and it, walls are tresooed with scenes done
By well known painters The rings, ch2ins
and fittings Of The stabae are silver. add one
box stall for favorite horse cosi, il - cd,
l20m -Hnns Journal
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
HifMpCN wPONH

IsPEENING, Mich, May BY the care
lessness OF TRAINERS" in the Cleveland
mine this morning, tram car, carrying a
ton and half of iron ore, was dumped in
to a shaft fell fifty feet and instantly
killed August Turnquist and seriously in
jured f. J. Shelly, who were at the bottom
of the shaft. Two others escaped with
sliuht bruises
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
WILL OREX IOAAX

CINCINNATI, Ma 12.-The saloon keepers
association has agreed to close all saloons
tomorrow and not even to sell or give
drinks privately to friends. They also in
structed their lawyers to look into the
statutes and association what else is pro-
hibited on Sunday so that the mayor may
be requested to enforce all Sunday laws
alike
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
Bismarck Trying to Draw England
Into Closer Relations With
the Triple Alliance.
Duke Rutlands Misrepresentation Give
Lord Salisbury Quite Scare Over
the Prospects Of War;
MIR. John Dillon Again Convicted Tor
Misdemeanors Under the Crimes
Act-0ther Foreign News.
THE WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON, D. C.,
May 12-10 .. m.-Indications for twenty
four hours, commencing Sunday, May
10, at a. m, are rs follows:
For Kansas: Warmer, fair weather;
winds becoming light to southwesterly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13

on the tariff question. The people Of New
Jersey would rebuke the men who sought
to cripple her industries by an overwhelm-
ing defeat of the Democratic party at the
coming election,
The committee rose and the house adj
iourned.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
ENGI AND

LONDON, May 12-The St. James Ga
Eette says that the settlement of dispute
between the United States and Morocco
was due to Prince Bismarck sending a pri-
vate commission to the sultan.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
lei AND

DUBLIN, May 12-The trial of Mr.. John
Dillon, on the second charge of offending
under the crimes act, was concluded today
and be was convicted He was again SEN
fenced to six months Imprisonment, with
out hard labor, as he was on account of
the first charge The sentences, however,
will run concurrenUly
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
Germans sn New York

New York city now has German popula-
ton OF S55-,oo, and tue German vote there
numbers .o.OOo, making II. as claimed. the
'llrd 1reErnan city OF the world. Berlin be-
az the first. sad Han5ur., with $1,000,
,--1es second Herald
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
LlTTLEWOOD WON.

New YORK, May 12.-At 10 o'clock to-
night the great walking match was declar-
ed closed. The scores of those who made
525 miles or more, and who are entitled to
share in the receipts are Littlewood, Gil;
Guerrero, $50; Herty, 573; Noremac, 533;
Golden, 500. The receipts for the week
were about S2S,0Oe. of which Littlewood
viii receive s., 800 and Guerrero about
81 son
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
THE TOTAL PURCHASE

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The fetal amount
OF bonds purchased to date by the treas
ury department under the recent circular
is SlS,7'a.iaa rt "a cost of 81. 4s4-7 of. The
Sayln~ $40 STg
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
The National Building, Loan and Protective Union

Loan Improved In city
rate OF reasonable Investigate
money. Office: I22 NORTH MAIN STREET 90
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13

Beautiful check suitjngs we'll
worth 4Oc, leC them go at 22c.
A beautiful line OF s1rah silks.
full 2o-in. wide, out goes this lot
at Toe.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
T. L. FOX & SON,

That New Store $50 N. Main.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

"Golfeblabet" paaltaar at enboer pir<
telis &eform bar maattet arbeibe fig
frem County for @ountp % Stat for
Stat. On Nfifafelien at Slaoeriet par
en- pirfelis eler upirfelis &efOrm, tan
2alsren afeibre; men ben Tom ialfalb
life County for Gountp eler Stat for
Stat. Wiitnut forisste be, bpis @ole
"Jolfeblabet" MI ibser at ipile, at ops
naa e1aperiafitaffelie siennem ct at be
ba eriiterenbe Bartier os baobe lite nosle
fanatiife, "Principrpttere" baut Hrineip
not til at itaa % fable for fit Brneip,
iaa bapbe bet Slass Nrbeibe bolbt fig
inbtil bore Gage.
"Iulfebldbet" ipbrser, ON ri itu1
maatte pente meb Yrobibition for Min~
neiota, inbtil bet nbe Yarti bar faaet
Dpermasten ! be 5orenebe Stater.
1ertil iparer ri, at Ct bet Republifa.
meme N. at oiSre at insfSre probibt.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
Yolitijf 6iforie,

s ben aamp, iom MI ltaar tore, e.
BET for Yrobibitioniter iSaroelesbeo at
itor 1etpbnins at uioe, boorleoes be
Merteiaser, iom mn er OPP os alsjOrt, I
fin fsrite Bespnoelie blep montague %
iiben antasne os sjennemfbrte. Oet er
paa @runofas at bet 6orbisansne at ri
paa pisIelte Maaoe fan inerette % TOR
st aommenbe. Ser ct intet npt UNDER
5olen, us ri oil oslaa ber finoe, at Dc
acknowledgement, iom refer Jig MOB
Dlunelieu al ct Yrobibitlpnsparti, fun
CT ct Gtfo ira Sertiaarene. 81 pil ftaoe
at 8artiets Iilbliuelle CT Ell Neopenot9s
beo % mere - 8artiets Oplpsnins,
MAR ben Sag, fom fre:ntalote bet, er
tonaitueret, ct liselaa npopeno'g. Gn
np ltor N::Srfsias freezer life alene ct
mt 8arti til Sin, n,en ben freezer ifpl9e
Maturcns 2uu samle STARTERS unoerz
CANA. Be BARTER, Der sioroe Slauerlel
til Wjeujtauo for pulitilf Spefulntlon,
funnc life bctrDes @aabels 2psntn9
Oct Yarti, Der sjpr Nibolosiasm oe
5aluoncn til 0jenitano ior politilf Spe,
fulation, fan life betrDss 2~psnin9en a.
ct Spsrgsmaal iom Broblbition. Nl'
Snoueuoinser MOB 9annellen at ct mi
Barti MI fan life %besrunoes meo bel
1farpelte 6upbiiteri, eno iise 5afta. Sos
% ie bpOrlebes Siiturien sjenta9er Jig.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

9lrbeiber 8robibitionspartiet for 8pins
bens Steameret? 9pis tilitaaet stemz
msret, er bet ba / ale politilfe N%nlissenz
Der, buis initfenfet, til bpilfe Eager?
Gpar. - Bet rationale Brobibiticns'
parti bar life siort fig til 5orfiamper
for &oinbens Stemmeret % Der berffer
inben Yartiet meset fOrifielise Dpfat>
ON, bporpibt be bsr iase Sasen
op elIer ei. Smiblertib ct ben Sag Ii
gerneset republitanF iom probibitioniitiif.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
Mbeoerb9fttgbeo.

DEL Ct lite 1ua lt I'll utuuIt StYUHY-
ten, mar 9olbninsslssbeo er % ifal
bore ben berifenbe Yolitif. "J%olfeblas
bets" enbels;e Gories paa at fao Qfz
bplbsarbeioet inb paa bet rette @ienge
bar life alene brost Sets &ebaftpr til at
lpbe paa 2impinber, met at bets 2osif
sr Der beller life anoet EFT S%tumperne'
tilbasc.
S. st.:
Oct flyer om EFT Snoienber til "arz
beiberen" / @au Claire at "enten maa
ban pere minore abru, eller os bar ban
fig bepibjt at fan ipnoebe mob bet Soe
Buo." 8ibere: "Snbienberen ubippr
en- 6lom al Galbe iaa bitter % ilbelu9z
tenbe iom nosen Druffenbolts eller Gu
loonfeepers e(ler Dlbrpssers Tan pare."
@nbptbere beoer bet ONT Snoienberens
9eniist: "6ans Smpoesaaelie al "6ol'
teblabet" tueer ban blot iom uosanssz
punt iorat femme Men1sbeoen tiQips"
--- "9eniisten bliuer ba iffe lens
gere at bisfutere Nfbolosiasen, men at
berae Zig paa Gorurettelie."
8aa @runola9 al bette Tiger MI "Sol>
feb(aoet"S 8coaftgr at pt1e meb 5ort
paa 9pi0t at Nfbolbsiasen er i uristis
@iense. "5taofaiter bet lite, bpao
lom allerebe fpr er paapest / "5oltebla>
bet at port Nfbolbsarbeioes @runbpolb
boloer paa at glide bort unber bore
Jpbber, % at bet lite er meniebeberne
iom itaar fienbit mob Gfbolosarbeioet,
men at bet er bisie ielobeltalte Nibolbsz
leOere, iom oil lotte % ino paa @oliti.
tifens ilibri9e Baue - Der itaar
feno t MOB pOre M%enisbeber."
ga, at 8olitifeus iltbrise Bane
er Meuisbeoerne fienolt er 10 losiif moi.
Men at "%5olteblaoet" oil sootsiere fine
YaaItanbe at Nfbolbsarbeioets nupe>
renoe @jense er Menisbeoerne fienbif,
paa @runolas at en- Snoienbelie fra EN-,
ON bpem BET tror, at ban baabe er full
% ilbelustenbe %, iom bet ielu flyer,
lite pil oistatere Nibolbslasen men blot
tomme Menisbeoen tiuius, bet tomme,
% bog paatpers. St bet ben aam, ri
ale ital tiemmes meo? Sci flyer,
Manbens ubbrub ifal pere en- 9epn
paa Meniebeben for en- formentlis Jor=
urettelie. Naar Manbens @albeflom
iaalebes toururer al ACKNOWLEDGED, boorr
leoes fan ba bette ~betrastes JONI ct alment
uotrpf for be ie%1pbeltalteoe Gibolbslez
oere"? Maatte "Solteblabet" tp til
"Mrbeiberen" eau Claire, tase en- Snb<
ienbelie fra en-, "iom mao babe uaret
minore ebru," for at beuiie, "bp.ab
title par bets $ nj t, at
bepi1 e," at 9lfbolosarbeioet iblanbt os
life bar / bet rette @lanse?
81 ita1 sipe "5olfeblapet" ct asfte.
On en- n,inbre ebru &onferensmanb
al p~srionlist FAB mob en- 8robibitionss
Hub, noseniinse ituloe uoipp Ell "Glom
al @albe" oper famine alub, ifal ri
poste % for pao iaabant @runblas at
ipse apbtsisre, at &onferentien lite e. i
bet rette @ian9e.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

9robibitoniferne er en- Rltf,
Der oparbeiber en- p~olitiif 2lsitation for
at fan gmbeber. Set ct paotibe at ri
nominerer aanbibaterne, (. Ct. zen
Manb peb Napn Stub til Guperngr.
Dan fortiener intet mtnbre. Oil
n1olfeblabet" itstte q niiaubtnapifs
parti" MP
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
& Nlbolbs>Baiunen" foa IA Marts

S oNlbolbs>B aiunen" foa IA Marts
leies felsenbe:
Kat for, at ben (Nfb'zB aiunen) lite,
JON fin u,sbommelise aOllesa ! Ninnez
apollo, anfalber benz, iom letter ariiti
Rirtes Gag ouer Nfbulosarbeibet."
Mener ,Ba1unen" be repdblifanife
saloonfeepere ?eller 9bilicenie Rirfemebe
lemmer? 9 / oil lite iise Eat til nGfb'e
Baluneu," bpis ben lite sjsr BET famine.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

Mu bIir life en8nng Eobafifatter
Gienftai,b for Mnrfeios mellem DemO<
irater % @epiblifanere, efteriom %
iaaiom Demofraterne er frentfommet meo
5orilos, Der saar ub pao at portage
statteu paa Tobaf. Sou blir Inn ct
s~psrssmaal tilbase for bisie to % bet
er-?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
slapertippr9smaalet.

Slaperiet blep %afifafet. 9uilfet bar
bet Mibbel, Der mebiprte belbist Reiulz
tat? Suem poaifDnoeoe Os bpem binz
brebe Sribeoens &omme.
@laperiipprgsmaalet MATTE tilfjempe
fig Dpmerfipmbeb. Seoeralitpartiet
bapbe ubfprt fin Misiion % ilumrebe
ino paa fine Miinber blot. @bisportiet
os bet b%emofratiife 9arti ipste besse at
tilrane fig Masten UNDER 8uaiflo al
9sitolb eIer 6ribanoel. Set bar ante
ebe Menb, iom lebeoe aampen paa besse
@iber, os ltaar berfor ct Spprssmaal,
ber life uusif Sorbolbet til Iremmeoe
Nationer, beler life 2anoets 5inanler,
fom frem. paa oenue Eib, ba bleu bet an.
feet, life iom nuset, Der sjoroe arap paa
politii it Spmerfl pn,beb = bet bar 10 blot
ct Npbraab fra en- unoertrptt &lasie =
men iom ct ulfDlbist moralif Spprss<
maal, Der albris Ifulbe funue ,tpopenbisz
sjDre e II pulitiif Nsitation.
8runoe.
Sc @runbe, bporom Slaueriitrioen
fonientrereoe fig, par:
5brit, er Slaueriet ristist eler life.
Nnbet, fan bet ppaaa eHeftip Moo=
itaub uoeu Der ct NIT Yarti.
90 for bet treble, buroe ct npt Yartis
Dpsape pore at inbifrenfe eller albeles
at uorpbbe.
Det fsrite bar naturlisuis ct moralif
Spprssmaal os fom iaaleoes fprit.
Glaueriet oct 8espnbelien at bette
Narbunbreoe alminoelis anieet iom ct
Dnbe; men %forunberlist moi, efterbuer
Tom bet piite fig mere os mere orbel.
astig /, blep bet baabe / 8eroeus Oe
Rirtens Zine anieet iom M n bre inn
bigt. 2ebenbe 9beoloser babe blanol
Mmerifonerne iaaneliom blanbt bort essi
Soft bespnote at f%oriuare bet. Dog tom
BET alisepel albris iaa pibt, atiO lite bet
belle Soft aniaa 5laperiet ION noset
uristist, % Der fanotes fun pberit faa,
fom enebes meb Golboun, ba ban ! lene<
tie Eio erflnrebe glaoeriet at bore ct
pofitipt @obt.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

fiDiole ~ putt oeIot9 0pHIRII tuNtytU.
Dette 8arti ip9te naturli9pis be Slape=
b~oloenbes Biitano forat befiempe Demo.
fraterae, meoens be iamtibis opforbrebe
AntizS laperi>O emofraterne at flute fla
til bent fOrat befiampe Slapebolberne.
% forefommer bette ct fo%rtuiplet 5origa
% bapbe BET pebblepet, CT bet Hart, at
5laueriet lite pilbe pere blepet opbeuet,
isr Slaueboloerne baube siort bet al
esen fri Bile.
ut BABE inolaot Jig paa Organization
zen al ct Yarti, uiloe iuit life paret blit
jaa let for u&pb % Blob. @runoene
aerimoe bar meb Beitemtbeb fremiatte
% pebtasne psb Guti-5 laueri.@ oeietD's
Npbe / Dbio / 1888:
n8eiluttet, at benne aonpention mob,
letter fig etbpert Gfribt, Der soar ub
paa Dprettelien at ct ieritilt politi{f
Barti; foroi bet e. ct Experiment, Tom
albris bar uoret foribet; foroi bet bible
Histenfelissjsre bore 8eDnserunbe,
title Mboliticniiter iom enfelte Bartipo,
iitiferes Mebbialpere, fiempenbe for
Ere, Gmbebe % Mast, bpiltet pilbe
Oirfe lfaoelist paa GbOlitioniiterue ielu
% lOfte til bsr.s sRsttsr ielboebe %
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
Gn tort Sperfgt oper oct
republifauife Yartts
Spfomn.

@tore N;enb 1fabes sjennem Itore
&e. Sort 2anbs Storbeo er Ell
6pl9e al str,b, Mobgans o9 &, /
bpilfe FAM lie life en- pinebe aampens uo=
falo fra B%egpnoeIien of og / bpilfe mango
eole Meno families pau be9ge Sioer.
Oprettellen al politiite Eartier ifer os
siennem &e, ps peb en- lioen Sperz
fist oper bet republifanlfe 8artis 9iito=
RE fra bets Bespnoelie al fan ri lettere
fpritaa be Dpsaper, Der titles os o9
lettere ~forltaa ben 5remtib, ri saar
impoe.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24

the eighty million fallen in the crusades, the
one hundred and eighty million fallen in the
wars with Saracens and Turks, the thirty
Ave billion men estimated to have fallen in
battle; enough, according to one statistician,
II they stood four abreast, to reach clear
around the earth four hundred and forty-two
times
in review before the throne of Judgment, the
cavalrymen, the artilerymen, the spearmen,
the infantry, the sharpshooters, the gunners,
the sappers, the miners, the archers, the
skirmishers. men Of all colors, Of all epaulets,
or all standards, of all weaponry, or
oil countries Let the earth be specially
balanced to bear their tread. Forward For
wardl Let the orchestra Of the heavenly
galleries play the grand march, joined by all
that ever sounded victory or defeat at
Eylau or Borodino, Marathon or Their
mopyl9, Bunker Hill or Yorktown.
Solferino or Balaclaya, Sedan or Gettysburg,
from the time when Joshua halted astronomy
above Gideon and Aialon, till the last man
surrendered to Garnet Wolseley at Tel-eA
kebir. Nations, continents, ages centuries
and the universal Forward In the grand
review of the judgmentl
Gracious and eternal God! On that day
may it be found that we are all marching in
the right regiment, and that we carried the
right standard, and that we fonght un-
der the right commander, all heav-
en-, some on amethystine battle
ments, and others standing in the
shining gates, some on pearly shore and 9TH
ers on turreted heights giving us the re-
overcometh." Blessed be the Lord God OF
Israel, from everlasting to everlasting, and
let the whole earth be filled with His glory.
Amen and Amen
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24
DelusiOn of a Hemp Eater.

A writer in st, James Gazette gives
the following description OF bis marvel
lous sensation while under the influence
Of Indian hemp. A friend OF ours told
us of his experience with the potent
drug in Washington during the war,
when he took quantity in an expert
mental way. In his case tho hallucina-
tions as to time and distance were very
similar to those given below. 1t is not
an experience to be desired.
The rooms seem to turn round; the
people near appear to rise to the CELL
ing; the pulse beats with extreme rap
idity and the throbbing OF the heart be-
comes impossible, for one cannot recol :
lect anything-the ideas seem to slip
away. In another ten minutes the
characteristic indications of hemp-eat-
ing appear. Every object around at
tains monstrou, size. Men and wom-
en- seem of Brobdignagiau proportions,
the cushions upon which one sits seem
fit for giants. and anv trifing obstacle
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24
A Wind ScOurye.

The mistral is the northwest wind
which is the scourge of the South of
Franco in Winter and Spring, Thc
mountain ranges of the Cevennes be-
ing covered with snow and the shores
of the Mediterranean being many de.
grees warmer, the icy-cold air rolls
down the slopes of the mountains with
terrific violence, and, invading Provence
and Languedoc, destroys the vineyards,
uproots trees. throws down buildings,
and is so intensly dry that it withers
every green thing. According to Stra-
bo the melamboreas precipitated men
from their charriots and stripped them
of their arms and vestments. Locally
the saying is that the three plaques of
the country are tho Parliament, the
mistral, and the Durance. Like our
own east wind it does some good as
well as great deal of mischief, as 1t
renders the air more salubrious by dis
pelling the noxious vapors from stag
nant waters and marshes. In ancient
times it was personifed as the most
dreaded of tho gods Of the district
The conditions of atmospheric pressure
favoring the mistral are high ba-
rometer over Europe and low ba-
rometor over the Cult of Lyons. The
bise is similar and excessively cold
northerly wiud in the Swiss and
French Alps i [Longman's Magazine.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24
An Anglers Song,


The daylight approaches; oh, come with me,
comel
In wet woods the partridge Is beating his
drum,
White wreathings of vapor ascending from
The lake like mirror lies placid and fair.
Away with all sorrow,
A truce with all care,
Rise up and follow the sun, and we'll feel
The thrill of the rod and the pulse of the
reeli
The scent of the clover is deep ON the
breeze,
The sunlight is red in the tops of the trees,
The young day awakens, blush of surprise
On her face and the tears of dew in her eyes,
Come out on the mountain-side, over the
crest,
To the lake where boat, like a steed in un-
rest,
Lies rocking and chatting as though it could
The life Of the morning from bow unto keel.
The sun is raising; OH come, come awayl
Where the cedars are heavy and waters are
grayi
The screams of a fsh-hawk sound family
from where
The lilies are raising gold caps to the air.
Away with all sorrow,
truce with all care;
With hand-net and basket, oh, follow and
feel
The thrill Of the rod and the pulse of the
reel
-lWildwood's Magazine
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24
PRICE THREE CENTS.

in the way when you attempt to walk
appears so big that you fear to step
| over II.
The room in which you may be sit
ting seems to stretch beyond the range
OF sight, and one fancies the street out.
side is rcceding before ones very eye.
All sense of time is lost now, and whom
ho is spoken to tho hemp-eater fanciss
there are long and apparently senseless
intervals between the words. His own
attempts at tspeech are similarly marked;
the syllables come slowly, laboriously
and minutes seem to elapse between tho
beginning and end of word. In this
stage it is usual to partake Of moro cof-
fec, which changes this nature OF the
sensations. A Whit at the narghile that
always accompanies the beverage, and
the body seems to rise into tho air and
float about, though inexplicably enough
the feet keep firmly pressed to tho
ground.
Then ones legs and arms appear to
drop of, and life and sensation concen-
trate themselves, to ones thinking, In
the back of the head, which feels full
to bursting. Gradually strength leaves
the smoker; the pipe slips from tho
nervelcss fingers; the will altogether
fails, and the body seems to rise and
float away in space. A heavy, dream
less sleep usually succeeds such an in
diligence in the drug, and as rule tho
novice awakes none tho worse for the
evenings experiment. A little lemon
juice removes any sensation of nausea or
light headache that may ensue.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24
Knowing Turkeys

Last summer Mrs. James Mcconnell.
of Cadiz, O., had brood Of fine young
turkeys caught in hail stor m, by which
several of them had each leg broken.
The grass being high near the house
she could only find one of the uafortu-
mates, which she picked up carefully,
and with splinters placed on each side
OF the fracture bound up the broken
part. A day or two passed, aud she
had forgotten the incident, when what
was her astonishment one afternoon to
see approaching her in the yard the old
turkey with her brood-fve-with bro
ken legs. These, under tho lead ership
of the one she had operated upon, came
chirping up to her and would not leave
until she had bound each ones fractured
l.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24
An Old Trick Revived.

'The old trick of painting diamonds
so as to make yellow stones resemble tho
most beautiful blue white Is being ex-
tensively carried on by a firm in our
town." says a Kansas City jeweler.
''The fraud is clever one, and not only
imposes on the inexpert, but is calcu-
lated to deceive even the connoisseur.
"The trick is very simple. All that
is needed is yellow diamond---the yel-
lower the BETTER and q common indeli-
BILE bluepencii. After wettIng the dia-
mond, you pencil the stone all around
its surface, upper and lower sides. Then
rub the stone with piece of cotton or
linen, in order to equalize the distribu-
tion of the color and you will find the
yellow stone transformed into one of q
perfect blush tint.
TN this manner it is easy to make
$50 stone appear worth 5000, as even
magnifying glass fails to show that
stone has been colored; although
washed in alcohol, turpentine or Pc
zine it, of course, returns to its origin
yellow tint.
"This trick is being played daily
Kansas City. The agents of the m,
who is thus Transforming cheap stones
to gems of apparently great worth arc
all around town, and some of them are
even working neighboring cities.
"People who have recently bought
diamonds at bargain should plunge
them into benzine or alcohol bath and
then rub them with tooth brush. Their
eyes may be opened to the real value of
their purchases. i Jewellers Weekly.