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The state herald., 1890-05-23
ALTAR OF ROSES.
Now II IL Prepared and How American
Rosea Waste Their Sweetness.

Here y'are, gents! Here y'arer'
yelled the street fakir. Hero y'arc,
gents! Tho real genuine otter of roses
right fresh from the otter, tho only
living animal beside the musk-ox that
gives up perfume for the hankychif!
Hero y'are! Otter of roses, fresh from
the otter! Five cents n bottlcm
A young man in the crowd became
seized with an Idea, says the NY. san.
He went to the nearest drug store.
How much is altar of roses bot.
tlePn he asked of tho druggist.
"It'll cost you sl00 an ounce" said
tho drug man. The genuine India
altar of roses is worth si0O an ounce. I"
Got anyp' asked the visitor,
Not to-day" said the druggist.
"Wc'rc are just out"
What makes it cost 30 much"
well. one reason is.n replied tho
druggist, "it takes 10000 roses TO
make II single ounce of altar. II you
eau buy 1000 roses for less than 800.
then maybe you can knock the price OF
altar down. Altar of roses, young
man, ant MIXED out of cows. |, Is
made in India, although, if they only
know it, they could make 1t lust AS
well in California. The same rose
grows there from which tho altar Is
distilled in India. | have seen huge
hedgc-rows near Samona. in California.
so dense with these roses that the odor
from them. on n warm sultry day
caused feeling of peculiar faintness
and oppression TO the pnsscr-by. This
is the effect of tho altar. which Is dis
titled by the heat and moist air, and Is
held suspended, as 1t were, in the at
mosphcre.
faintness and Incidence but in this
country not only the sweetness, but
the great value of the Hover. is wasted
on the desert air. In northern India
the roses are regularly cultivated.
They are planted in rows in the fields,
and require no particular care. When
they begin TO bloom they are pluckcd
from tho bushes before midday. The
| work is done by women and children,
who seem to regard il more rs n pleas.
urc than pursuit OF labor. The rose
leaves are distilled in twice their weight
of water, which is then drawn of into
open vessels. These are allowed to
stand over night, being covered up
with cloths to protect their contents
| from dirt aud insects. In the morn
ing the surface of the water will be
covered with n thin oily film. This il
tho rare altar Of roses. 1t is skinned
OIL with iine feather and dropped in
TO walls. This process is continued
daily until the roses cease to bloom. |
The state herald., 1890-05-23
Exercising the Devil in India.

A strange ease of superstition was
recently investigated before the cor
oncr of Bombay. A lIindoo mill hand
named Ramji Dali had for some time
been suffering from swollen nee-joints
and pains in various parts Of the body.
On Aug. q he went to the mill to get
some wages due him aud on his return
was taken i'll on the road. lie was
brought home on the back of u friend
In an almost unconscious state and
was placed In sitting posture. being
held up by his father A man named
Dec. who was present, suggested that
he was possessed Of devil In order to
cNpcl which Dec swnycd himself about
In front of the sick man, seized hold of
his hair and demanded OF the devil who
he was. Not receiving reply, he
struck the sick man violently with n
rattan. when the latter fell bacl. In u
dying condition; but before his death
another friend took the rattan and bca,
the patient, both men swaying their
bodies TO and fro and protesting TO 10
possessed with the spirit of n god This
ilogging was intended 10 drive out the
devil. Dali died almost Immediately
without n complaint, The widow mar
rated these facts 10 the coroner and de-
scrihsd both f'oggings 10 be very ,lo.
lent. The medical evidence show
cd that there were several bruises on
the back and nn abrasion on the right
hip. hut thu, tho cause Of death WIS
Gcmorrhngc from inpturco Of the spleen.
which was probably not due 10 the
logging. Tho Jury found verdict nc
cordlngly. adding that there WINS no
evidence to show how the spleen be.
cano rtpturcd. Lon,ion Timer.
The state herald., 1890-05-23
The Power OF Hasl,eesli.

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The state herald., 1890-05-23

The discovery Of phosphate deposits
IN Florida Is n matter VI great import.
ancc TO southern farmers whohse large
aud increasing quantities Of this Ter.
illizcr. Combined with cotton meal
II makes mn admirable fertilizer for
both corn aud cotton. I, Il easily tran.
ported and economically applied, I,
u now making the light sandy lands u
south Alabama yield large and pnyins
crops. II has rcyoluiiopizcd farming
all over the south. Thus far South
Carolina has furnished III. bulk " the
phosphnies, producing last year COO.
600 tons. Tho Florida article IA said
10 DO superior TO that of South Caro-.
linn. aud ns the increased supply must
lead 10 lower eos, II will lead to n mora
rapid development, Of agriculture IN thu
southern states than has ever been
known.
The state herald., 1890-05-23
Ga,atea.

! found . woman white md pure and cold;
So cold / said: "She has no human heartl
A statue this, which come deft hand Of old
Cut from fuir mnrble with cunning art"
Yot shone this chill. pale beings yellow hair.
As wintry sunshine Ger u world Of snow.
Such crimson werc this womnn's lips-as
rare
As some Dcccmbcr's burning sunset glow.
Perfect each rounded limb and dimplcd arm
Each chlscled feature with no fault to mar;
Great st,elbluc eyes that did not melt or
warm,
star.
And yet loved this statue woman's face;
Her cold, white brow-hcr smiles like moon.
Her every chilling sclntillatlnR grace
Was more to me than others sunny beams.
went snear this woman, where. like stone,
She stood mute, movecss, frozen In her
place.
II love you. pure. cold mnrblol"-wild my
A sudden transformation warmed that taco.
Ny hard to those loose Blended fingers strayed
And felt their pulses quiverlDgly start.
My lips full On that sculptured mouth laid,
heard-ah! wonder rnrc-a beating hearti
lowest
And Pushes to pink marble. brow and
cheeks,
whcnecr with stately grace sho near me
moves,
Or whenwith tender lips to me she speaks.
--Iuluh RnRelule.
The state herald., 1890-05-23
Peoria Wins Again.

Peoria tili,l SATURDAY, can. SnrA
Money Is pouring Into Peoria from vi.
most every quarter OF tho universe, M,
among the many contributors 10 tho Ron
crul fund Ia tho Louisiana State Lottery
Company that VI late has poured Into tho
pockets OF many NJ our humber and poorer
citizens thousands of dollars. In n little
one story colt igo NJ Bls Apple street lives
young Irish American. Richard Fitspnt
rick, who Last month held one twentieth Ut
ticket number 2, ,pll that drew the second
eapital pfitc Of gt01DDi. A representative
of the can interviewed him oR Tuesday
with tho following result
~ returned from Mexico about four
months ago, aud at each drawing OF tho
Louisiana State Lottery tiuco that time
inexperienced one ticket. IN April hold
one twentieth OF ticket number =, ruiwhrh
drew the second capital prize Df tiUj.uub.
and received my share ~ tho money,
$1,000, through the American Express
Company have only Invented four dol
lars In tickets aud the returns received
hnva, Of course, been very satisfactory.
~, IA my intention 10 continue 10 buy
tickets every month sinco have struck a
streak OF luck a"
The state herald., 1890-05-23
MANY PERSONS BURIED ALIVE.
4 Physician Tells Of u Sure Method of As
e~rtalnins II Life II Estinst.

About once In 20 often III. ncwspa.
pcrs nrc filled with accounts Of prcma.
iurc burials. aud journalists with nh.
normal imaglnailons ARE In demand to
paint In vivid colors the ngonics that
mus, have been endured by the helpless
wrctchcs who WOKE up and found them
selves dead A few DAYS such case
was reported In South Carolina. When
the coffin Of n young girl who had rc.
Gently been buried was csbumed the
body was conlorlcd IN n horrible man
nor. the finger nails were deeply buried
In the palm of tho hands, the face was
laccrntcd. and the appearance OF tho
corpse indicated that death had not
finally come without fearful struggle.
II was u good story, and whether or
not Il was u fake" II will probably
start the takers OF the newspapers 10
work, and there will he ne lack Of
similar blood-curdling tales for n month
OF two.
A wcll.known Chicago physician who
read the yarn referred 10, says.
There ara plenty ofrcoplc niouldcr-
Ing under The sod 10 said, 'who
were buried before lilo become extIpQ,,
The state herald., 1890-05-23
Supremacy Delightful

To the emnciatcd and deblitated invalid is
the scnse of returning health and strength
produced by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
When that promoter of vigor is tested by
persons in feeble health, It's restorative
and vitali1ing potency soon evinccs itself
in improved appetite, digestion and night
ly reposc, the sole conditions under which
strength and nerve quetude Is vouchsafcd
to tho human system. a gain In flesh of
course cnsuos upon the restoration OF di-
gcstion and assimilation. As surely as
winter follows the fall Of tho leaf does dis
case shadow tho footsteps OF declining
strength, when the premature dccadence
of vitality is not arrested. Marasmus,
consumption and other wasting maladics
are prompt to fasten upon tho enfecbled.
Avert disease, therefore, with this grand
enabling tonic, which not only roncws fail
ing strength, butmitlgates and counteracts
the iniirmities OF age and those OF the gen
tier sex. Rheumatism, malaria, liver md
kidney troubles yield TO it.
The state herald., 1890-05-23
Very much" replied Horton.

Very much" replied Horton. ~
am going to settle here"
YES, senior, l know that"
The American wondered how he
knew it, but said nothing.
"You are young and enjoy life. and
will doubtless marry some day?" said
the Captain.
Undoubtedly" replied the young
man.
''Everythingis uncertain these days,"
said the Captain. do not be too con.
fident."
The meal was over and the captain
was smoking. 1t struck tho guest that
his hosts appearance had undergone a
singular change. He no longer looked
mild. but ferocious.
"What do you think Of that treee'
asked the captain.
Horton made some complimentary
remark, when the captain yelled:
Glad II suits you, senior; you will
swing on it in five minutesr'
Half dozen men seized Horton and
bound him. The prisoner protested.
He said that he was Confederate
soldier-au Amcrican-and had not
taken sides in Mexican affairs.
Il don't believe word of It," said
the captain. You look like Yankee,
and all Yankees are against Maxi.
milan. In five minutes you hangm
The rush of u troop of cavalry and
the clatter OF sabers interrupted the
conversation.
A troop of Austrian cavalry had gal.
ioPed up to the very spot. Riding al
the head of the horsemen were Prince
Salm Salm and the Princess.
The prisoners heart gave wild leap,
but he did not have to speak.
The Princess spoke to her husband,
who gave Horton keen glance. Then
bcckoned to the imperialist Captain
and gave him an order.
In half II minute Horton was free
and on his horse, facing towards Car
lotta, the Confederate colony.
'Gadr' he told his friends, sit was o
close shave, but am here. Tn,
Princess, though, what woman sht
is; not u bow-not word of thanks"
Saved your neck said Edwards.
"Enough!n cried Horton, "Tll tax,
what I've got and be thankful"
The Confederate never saw thu
Princess again. lie left Mexico be
fore the downfall of the empire, ant
when he read of the heroic part playet
toward the last by that strange woman
he said:
well. she was worth fighting for
Circus queen or not, she has shown her
self worthy TO be Princessm-IYal
lace r. Reed. IN Ahdnta Constitution.
The state herald., 1890-05-23


but they were never made aware OF tho
fact. Collins NOWADAYS are hermatic-
ally sealed, and there is not enough air
in one of them to bring u person to
life out u trance. The lung, must have
. certain amount of oxygen before the
heart will begin to act. and ono full in
halation would exhaust all of the
oxygen in modern casket, and tho
lungs would Of course, DO unable to
take another. All these stories of fear
full suiferings endured bv persons
buried alive are false; there's nothing
to them.
mo doubt, bodies are frequently in
TERED while life is vet existent, but
this would not be the ease If everybody
knew OF certain infallible and alb
solutely certain test of death. Such n
test have. 1t has never, so far as /
am aware, been in print. and The Herald
could do no better service to humanity
than to publish it. | was a coroner
once upon time, in one of the South
ern states. An old darkey had died
suddenly, and | was called to sit upon
tho body and determine the cause OF
death. When arrived tho man had
been dead twcnty-fou hours. and The
negroes of the neghborhood were prc.
pairing TO hold the funeral. i'm.
panclled Jury; the family OF tho de-
ceased testified to the extent of thei,
knowledge; but was unable to find
I that the old fellow had any disease
sufficient to kill him. looked n, the
body, and examined il carefully. Then
The state herald., 1890-05-23

A man who hns prncilccl medicine for A
years, ought 10 know silt from sugar. IRA
what he tays; Toirpu, o., Jan, 10, 1857,
Mcssrr, v. j. Cheney & 10. -Hrnllcincn 3
have been IN the general practice uf medlelni
for most 20 years, and would rly that Ia all inl
practice and experience have ueycf .r'n a piiil
nfatlOu that ! could pr scllhc WIN DO mhf
confidence u surtct. " ! eau Halls caiaul
Cure. manufactured rs you. Have prescribe
II great many times aud H. elect u wander
ful, mud would shy Nv rlneluti0n that layi
vet 90 Ind ease ~ tntnuh thu, II would no
cure, II they unull TAX" u noo1ling ta dilct
,ions, Youm Truly L,l. GORsUrH, MID
Ofirr aii Summit ~
We will give ti01 for any tarr ~ atarrh tha
can not DO cured With llplls rn,luh tua'
Taken internally. y. =, CHENEY ~ 90
prupA'. Toledo. o, ~, s2ll BY pfarr - 70.
A dullnrl rays many nm editor has beer
Hut no editor was ever ruined b. boln.
smart
The state herald., 1890-05-23
MIC WIlllc Oct. There.

Miss Brainy toi Bos,op)-l wan, To
have YOU send homo n suit Of clothc.
for my little brother Willie. lie II
eleven years OF age.
SALESMAN madam. Should
,on say-cr, tina, he was large or small
for his ngcP
Miss Brainy Well, don't know that
Willie hns any supcriluiiy of ndlposc
tissue Us compared with other boys ol
Nj. aye. but hc IL usually IN the habit
Of arriving AT his destination With both
pedal cStremilics lrmly placed on thii
nundsne sphere.
The state herald., 1890-05-23
Whatever Is useless Is dangerous.
What Is dutyp II is what we cxas

Whatever Is useless Is dangerous.
What Is dutyp II is what we exact
Of others.
Brunei,es deceive; blondes bciray.
Never lend money; give II. To give
makes only ingratcsi TO lend make enc
mics.
I, Is easier TO be good TO everybody
than 10 somebody.
Friendship stops where borrowing
begins.
OF all the stupidi,lcs OF which man
Is capable marriage Is that which
would soonest advise him TO commit.
II Is Mt least the only one which he can
not commit every day.
Tic ca.lln Of marriage Il so heavy
that II takes two TO carry it-sometimcs
three.
Often woman. who inspires us with
great things, prevents us from accom-
pllshing them.
There are a number OF people, espcci
ally In politics who nrc like bottles,
they have no value except that which !,
poured into them.
Life Is the last habit that we wish Ia
lose, because II Is tho Hrs, one tina, we
form.
a suicide Is victim who meets hi.
eSccuiioncr and kill, him.
Never argue; You can convince nc
one. Opinions are like nails;ihc harder
you hit them the deeper they 20.
Those who lo not know how to pro.
III by misfortuncs deserve them.
There are many people who really
repent only their good deeds.
Let MS begin by admlrlng what God
shows ~. aud we shall have no imc
left to hunt for what He hides FROM us,
II you wish TO become acquainted
with Divinity. do not seek Il In the
society Of the illustrious but In tho In.
tcfco,r-c Of the good. Goodness prove.
God. - Mus cannot explain Him.
II men expended IN doing good 10
others fourth OF what they cNpend In
doing evil TO themselves, poverty would
disappear from the world.
The state herald., 1890-05-23

Made in our large factory AT Omaha.
Nebraska. Ask your dealer fol them.
Refuse TO take any others. II not kept
in your town, write rs asking where
to get them. They wear longer and
fit better than any other shoes. Shoes
have always been made too narrow.
We make them wide. A reward OF
Fifty Dollars in gold paid for every
pair Of our own mako OF shoes that
contains particle OF shoddy, or any
thing but solid leather We mako
$50 styles OF Women's, Misses and
Children's Sewed and Standard Screw,
Grain. Glove, Kid and Dongola. Ele-
gant styles, wide and good fitting. We
also carry 1850 styles Of Mems Goods,
Rubbers &c
The state herald., 1890-05-23
THE BIG SIX.

The growing demand for wide cut
mower induced the manufacturers of the
celebrated "EMpiREr Harvesting Ma
chincry TO bring out the "BlG SIXn EN-
pirc Mower two years ago, since which
time IL has been thoroughly tostcl and
some very important improvements have
been made. The w. j, kinscy lmplc
ment Co, who are exclusive agents for
the Empire machines in Colorado, New
Mexico and Wyoming, furnish the follow
lug details with regard TO the Empire
Big Six. II has high drive wheels, NEida
tread, Is strongly built and eats swuilt
six feet wide. 1t has no pcrccpiiblo SIDE
draft, which is the result OF the spring at
tachmcnt which IL arranged to ease or lift
the Lngcr.bar OF the ground when the
mower is in operation. by this spring de
vice the weight of the finger bar at either
or both ends can be SO adjusted that tho
shoes viii rest but lightly on tho ground,
which operates not only TO obyiate the
friction resulting from shoes sliding OF
the ground, but transfers the weight OF the
cutting apparatus onto the drive wheels
aud thus increases their traction and con
sclncntly the cutting power OF tho ma
chine. by reason of the removal of the
dead weight from the ground, tho finger
bar eau be more easily raised and Tilted
Itself to rough and uneven ground better
than ordinary mowers without the spring
attachment. One man and team will do
nearly as much cutting In day with the
"Big Six as can be done by two mon ard
two teams with ordinary mowers. The
spring device also operates TO keep finger
bar level or on u slightly upward carve In
stead Of allowing IL TO sag In the middle us
Is the case with other wide cut mowers
This, to n great extent, obviatcs tie
trouble of tho middle portion Of cutter has
riding on uneven ground aud the middle
guards coming IN contact with obstruc
tons. la all other respects the 'Iilg Six ,
IL constructed similarly to tho I'm
proved Empire" Senior Mower and
has all It's advantages. Any farmer de
string q wider cut than the ordinary mower
will make no mistake IN buying the big
Six Empire Further information re.
garding which can he obtained from the
KINkul lstrf ENTNT On. Denver
The state herald., 1890-05-23

A complete outfit for small country pa
per including an Army press; very cheap.
a Mct'ntrich mailing machine and
enough mailing type 10 set up3,OO0 names
Virtually new.
A complete job otllce doing u good bus
mess. Fine chance for good man.
Two or three newspapers In ilourishing
Colorado towns.
For particulars address J. s. TEMPLE
Denver, Colo.
The state herald., 1890-05-23
Children Starving to penih

On uccoun, OF their Inability TO digest food
will find most narye Gus food aud rome
Dis In SCOTS Emulsion. Worry palatnll,
and easily diees'rd Dr. > W Chrs, 81
Waco, Tcxaa, saVsf 81 have used vuuI
Emulsion In lniantllc wasting It not ou.y
restores wasted tissues, butgives strength
and Increases the appetite
The state herald., 1890-05-23

In the Congressional report upon the admission
Of Wyoming, many ihcis were eiycn going ~ show
her rs frhrr Ia resources 'han nry OF her sisters
rud no tcTfltu-y ever nppll al for admission ~
ihoIgughy gnnllhcl. ms report shows Tie
CAPITAL rhEIESNE, u be ono Of the wealth.
irst cities OF tf size In the World and certainly the
most ihVOtch and prosperous. Tdc Union Pacific
Hallway IL Iuw 'nnftru, ting rlnrs there 10 cost
sdpufO1, ana employ 30 men, THIS fact, couple I
with The cnriy admission ~ tho state AsSurci, II
,rus nr q rush Ia CiENENNE. hut her realty Is
lill low, Offering thu best tnvCatme' In the West.
We have the best VA improved tCsidsnCo properly
IN the city. ana our Prices oven lower tina !
that Immediately adjoining. We are Offering only
alternate b!ocAs, an 20 induce quick .spnnsc
We viii. To limited amount tBkn tWosrtths IN
clear iands or cnatt es small cash payment. bai,
since IN one and two years, NJ sryen per cont
sctni annual interest Gail nj our Cheyenne once
or address TlIt INTERIOR LAND AND
ihNlGHATIp> CO., Department u, Den
yer, Colorado.
A gooa .i,od sinking fund will beIn IN
The state herald., 1890-05-23
Children Enjoy

The pleasant favor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup OF Figs, when in
need of laxative and II the father or
mother be costiye or bilious the most graf
flying results follow its usc so that II Is
tho best family remedy known and every
family should have q bottle
The state herald., 1890-05-23

& Co, Philada., Pm, to anyone In the u
or Canada, postage paid, upon receipt of -
nobbins' Electric ; Dap wrappers. See list
OF novels ON circulars around each bar.
Soap for sale by all Eroccrs,
The state herald., 1890-05-23

tried "Mothcr's Frlcnd'n and wonll NOT
he without for many times It's cost. They
recommend II to nll who aro TO become
mothers. X. a. PAINE, Druggist, Green.
VILE, Ala. Write Bradncld Reg. Co, AT
lanta, Ga, for particulars. by nil drug
gists.
The state herald., 1890-05-23

The L0ndOn Lance, Is discusslne
whether the head develops after ma,ur,
age has been reached. Ono short news
paper paragraph has been known 10 In
crease tho circumference OF an actors
mead In less than twenty four hours.
The state herald., 1890-05-23

The eight hour plan Is right. That gives
n man eight hours for work, eight hours
for sleep and eight hours In which 10
clamor for six hours as working day.
The state herald., 1890-05-23

Mrs. jefferson Davis will probabi,
complete her late husbands biography
before sailing for Europe.
The state herald., 1890-05-23

For strengthening and clearing the voice
use browns Bronchial TrOches. "--"l
have commended them to friends who were
public speakers, and they hive proved ex
tromcly scrviceable "-Rer. HcnrV Ma ri
BcCclIcr.
The state herald., 1890-05-23

Men dross to please tho women, aud tho
latter, dear creatures, array themselves
gorgcously that other women may b. u
prey 10 envy.
The state herald., 1890-05-23

Most OF the Lines Written IN IN Al
bum" would be lust ~ correctly described
II the "n' In tho first word were to be len
nut
The state herald., 1890-05-23

An mronaut out West complains of the
hard times this spring. io says that he
has not made ascent
The state herald., 1890-05-23

No Que laughs hnrlcr nj poker 'cA.
than the nam who wnn,s tho bvstandct.l
~ believe he understands l,