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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

Act always so that the immediate
motives of thy will may become a
universal rule for all intelligent be-
mos.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

If we had no failing ourselves We
should not take much pleasure il
finding out those of others.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

By the time man realizes that
he is fool, it is usually too late to
realize on his realization.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

1t is proposed to fine old bache-
lors for contempt of court.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

Never kick an electric light wire
when it is down.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

The quality Of mercy may not be
strained, but it frequently manages
somehow to get exceedingly thin
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

The good things you do never
make your face look old when you
sit and think about them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

There is nothing steadfast in life
but our memories; we are sure of
keeping intact only that which we
have lost.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28
March II. IS 1-2y.
Notice To Trespassers.

- pass upon my lands in Lewis and Rob-
tnson districts, either by hunting, fishing
nutting or in any other way. All violafers
of this notice VIII have the penalties OF the
law enforced against them. g. SEHON.
sept 2S-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28
NORTH BOUND.

Trims marked daily, an other trains daily
except Sunday.
Write nearest agent Ohio Genital Lines for
folder, which contains general and valuable In
formation.
Before deciding upon route confer with
Agent OF these lines or address
J. NJ FERRIS. MouLTon HOUR.
Gem Manaslr. Gem Pas.sla.er Arsas-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

1t is manufactured as a powder, which can
be given in a glass of beer, cup of coffee or
tea, or in food, without the knowledge OF the
TatIent- It is absolutely harmless, and will
eIIect a permanent and speedy cnre, whether
the patient is n moderate drinlker or an alca-
holic wreck. 1t has been given in thousands
ofeases, and n every Instance perfect cure
has followed. It never fails. The system
once fmpregnated with the Specific, Ii be-
comes an utter impossibility for the liquor
appetite to exist Cures guaranteed.
As page book of particulars free Address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC COMPANY,
IS5 Race St. Cincinnati, o.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit, Posi-
lively Cured by Administering DIR.
Hafnes' Golden Specific.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-06-28

OHIO River Railroad Co.

ON and after Monday, April 25, Passenger
Trains will run followss
DAILY. daily Except sunday
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
Hzir-Rzisins Tale.

The following Is tod as an expert
s-ce ct resent pzssssrer train CT the
Oregon Sh0rt LIze- Ihs rad leads along
TIE base q tas zozntaizs and he pzssez-
gers were ea-oyiag 1.e view FOR sone
distance zod ererytsizg appeared 70 Be
goizg oa uiosly uatl ii Tss zoIsoed that
The irzin had Increased u spesL uu1 il
fairy few ziczE the rails
Tee passengers bean 70 get uneasy, and
Wheu hey saw the eozduct5r AID brake
uzu r1sa trantieaIIy toward tie fron: uf
the train they knew that something
seriaas Was the mater Faster AID
faster few the train, Until il bounded from
side 70 side az fearful rate and the fright
eaed passengers were thrown about the
car Ike 50 many puppets
Trees and poles hashed by, and it seemed
only miracle which kept Il on the track.
Around curves il would spin almost stand
ing the poor victims cu their head. while
they were every minute expecting - be
dashed 70 pieces.
The conductor soon discovered that the
engineer had gone nad- He stopped for
nothing, but flashed past stations al
lightning speed, saS for s stretch cf
forty fFe miles the train went so fast that
il was inPossible for the passengers TO hold
their seats The fireman could not be
seen in the cab aa6 il was deternioed 70
make an effort 70 get 70 the mailman be
fore he sent the whole trainlosd Of people
to eternity
The conductor and brakeman crawled
carefully along the ten5e. and worked
their way into the engine behind the easi-
nee-, who stood with his head bare and
his long hair flowing back as he ca-ed
ahead, E1u.tering to himself. With blow
the mailman was felled 10 the tiOor, and
the conductor shut OF steam and gradually
stopped the train The mailman was Sc
cured and a dispatch sent baek over the
road asking for information regarding the
fireman Il was discovered that a. the last
stopping place the engineer had showed
the fireman from the engine Just as the
train started and then put on full steam
The engineer was always sober and hEa
neTer shown any signs Of insanity before
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
Harris Conyicied of Murder at New
York.

For nearly q month young Carlyle
Harris has bcea On trial =; New Tork f5s
his LIE, charged VITA having po!ssaed &c
death his Eirl wife, who At The rze Q: her
death was the inmate q fashi5uBhls
board lng-scaool for youug wo2en L that
city The marriage Of the two had sscz
Eep. secret, bot the 1ulAe- cf TIE girl
-Nrs. Helen Potts, learned e Il srt sse
pressed yoaaE Harris, = medical stEdeaL
70 TX u tine whea the marriage q her
chIld should be made known That time
was Gloss A. hAzd, whea the yeaus woman
died Of morphine po3soainr. she was
buried. Fifteen days LATER. tuners cf fozl
play having crept about the Jersey town
where the dead girls home hEd beea, sae
was dag up End az autopsy was made.
Morphine was found IN her system
When the young nan was arrested. the
marriage WIS announoed; he admitted
having given her capsules Of morphiA and
guiuiRe, as a nerylEe, bat he traed 70 cast
the blame OF his vife's death rpoz the
druggist who prepared The cAusales up1z
Harris student prescriptioa. Il trzaspirea
IAzt the young woman had beez before her
demise brought close % death hy CSC o.
l-oEe criminal operations made 5y Harr!k
In the trial IL traaspired waeu Tie wife vzs
At deaths door Harris was eara=ed in
hbertine orgies with o;keF women, notably
in CanandGIgaa, New York He said that
be had wished 10 be rid Of his cir!-vvifs
and that he dreaded his family Should
know Of his marriage
1t was proven that he had betrayed athes
young wcner- zEd that he had 5eastea ot
his power with the girls Much expert
testimony had been Introduced, the de-
Tense seektuE TO convince the Jury that tse
young wife died o. heart disease. TIE
Jury brought II a verdict ot murder in the
drst degree
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
ELECTION Riots in Eeudor.

Notwithstanding Official denials to
the contrary, Advioes received from Guay-
aquil by steamer, arriving in Panama the
e2nd instant, recount great excitement and
several bloody riots as having occurred
during the late elections. The followers
OF Coriero, the government candidate, were
armed with rifes-those of Ponce with
clubs and pistols Only twenty OF the
active combatsnts were seriously wounded
during the FIRST days riot, several Of
whom afterwErd died Stray bullets,
however, killed a number of innocent
women and children, and this greatly in
creased the excitement, and further clashes
even more serious afterward occurred in
which many more were killed or wounded.
among them several politicians Of note.
True TO his promise, President Flores did
net permit either military or police inter
ference at the polls. Each man was left
in his private capacity 10 WELD a shiualah
for his own candidate, and no end Of
broken heads are the result
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
a Frenehman Buried Alive

The village OF Notre Dame de Bon
deEilie, near Rouea, was ,howu into
state Of wild excitement last Friday bv an
extraordinary occurrence A man nam.I
Iougard has : been found 10 have
been buried alive. He had iong
been suffering from a paralytic affece
tion- The uaan seemed 70 be quite dsaa
when his mother and the neighbors en-
tered the room and the funeral took Mac.
Friday While flliug the grave the grave
digger thought he could hear groans pro-
seeding from the coma He immedia;elv
tod NJ sliray. municipal councillor. who
n presence OF a crowd of people, had the
eo,an iaken out of the grave and found /,
partly open the unfortunate man h.vi,,
made frantic Efforts to raise the lid and ~.
Earth 10 get fresh air. The face nor.
traces OF horrible suffering and the hand.
Fers eieHched and covered with blood
Iron wounds received while trxing -
burst the ccfin open An official inouirv
INTO The affair Is ordered.
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
Reseae Of Sailors.

Captain George Clark and nine men
froa the missing steam tss Erwin II.
Webster q New S0rk, for whose safety -
auea Gaxisty has beez felt arrived II
Vineyard Haven Friday niEht last- Tesy
are SIN qzzrts-oa &C beara tss ihrce-
saAs;cd scaaUucr Everrtt Webster. Cap
;zlz Brown. % Phil11e3paiA ne Everett.
Webster wAs boEua for B9stoa froa Pill
saelpsiA with q cargo o, coal, and rescued
the Ten zez whsn peAriy every ko7e Of
being sAvsd had beca given up
TIE tx w&s drtyes 70 sea fruz New
YORK duriug Sre4t storm last week sac
became helpless oa Aoao1si Of the h4uscr
getting wrzPPsa srSsud TIE propeller.
Tie Hea were obliged ta s;<a4 In The Ice
cold wafer working fer their uyes, ca
deAror!uE % Eee7 TIE pazp, clear and n
working order In this Ezaaer tAey were
AL more Or ls<s fruzca, A. aidElsa, O.
Wednesday The supply o. ooAl beams e1-
hEusted and AL available wood wsrE s=rA
as bertAs, noorinx. .5iner work. etc. wa.
burned, furnishing fuel 70 WORK tie pszzvs.
About isrCe o'elnck, while IN this precz--
ious coaditlan- the wind suL sczvy, TIE
fue. exhausted. the water Up 70 the <rate
bars in The nre TooHs ADD the crew a.!
aeAriy exhausted from exposure. excessive
labor szd hunger. having eaten se4-csIy
anything for ferry huars, vesse.'s llghis
were sighted beaded straight CT he
Webster. The welcome vesss! proved to
be the schooner Evere;t Webster and was
stEnzied b. Cur lights- She irzzedla,sly
bore down and lowered her stera boat
which was manned by her frst onoer,
William Leeds, and three ae1-
These neu By skiIfuI management res
euca the tea aeu from the sinking steamer.
one ey exc, thus consuming about az
hours time When The last rlaz was res
casa the gEarts 81 the tug were level with
the water, and she eould Eot have STAYED
aaost much longer.
When they landed aboard the schooner
all Of The rescued men haa their kaass ana
feet more or less froEsz-
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
DEATH OF REV. Mr.. spuReeor
The Celebrated Lordon Preacher
Dies at Mentone.

The Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon. the
,o.e3 Raptt,t rriais,er, died on the sist al
N .ao n. m. after a long period OF III heath
u,.end was painless. He remained ru-
III. ...ior,. 20 the last. His wife. DR.. Fits
Hen ard Miss Thc-nc were present when
he died.
.,af th- services held last Sunday in
the Netropoll,an tAbcrnscie Of which Ar
Sturgeon was the pastor, the auditorium
was packed The Rev ME. Pierson AND
o.hars offered earnest prayers At TIE SER
vices and read TO the congresaaons teae-
graphic szlleiIss from Meptoae
Mr.. SpurEeou's BODY will be eroasht V
EnglAzd for burial Mrs SpGrseon is bear
Ing Der xsiieiioa orsyely.
Mr.. Spurseoa was borE on June IN,
1854, in kelv6cn, SUSSEX He received az
ordinary education under stroag religious
iafuences and became very early az usher
in a school al Sotiin CHAM in which sunole
capaeity be eevelepei astonishing powers
Of uubIir speaking and was especially ef-
feetire ia religious exhortatioa- His reis-
i!ves. who were Independent, o-ercd 70
have hirz trained for the ministry, but he
eeeliuei Scczgsc be held Pse1oo3pust
views. later be relinsaished these and
,olucd thn eaErch formerly presided over
by Robert Hall a. Canbriige- He became
q village pru4cher ~ Teyershara ard soSi'
after became pastor OF a Baptisi church al
waterbe4eh- At this period, oaiy scvcz-
teca ycars cid, ho delivered series Of
dlseuuras walcA attracted ianzease
crowds aad spread hls fame tsruagh Ess-
iana. aad even America, as tie boy
preacher
Having been orerei the chapel in SeE
Park street, SogtAworE, he preached Tor
the hrst tine IN I.onaoa IN is5s with sSeh
success that the edisoc had 70 Be eLiArSesa
TO aoouumodzto the rapidly growing ocn-
grexatlou. At Exeter hall, saiea was eo-
eupied duriag these alterations, kuudrces
were turned away every Sunday, usab.s
10 get within the doors. The eziarsra
chapel in New PARK stree; proved iassf
aeieut and the Surrcy mEsie hall was hirea
70 acconnedats the overflow Fiazl.y tee
Metropolitan Tabernacle va. bZilt. ws.eh
holds 4.0G7 or s,ooo people, and tAsrs Tie
famous rreachcr rczzinea 70 this day.
since lssJ his sermons have beon pGb-
lsheI weekly Gnd sol4 throuFhszt ihs
Protestant world in lncrcAsizs nuzbors
IL iss7 Mr. Spur<eoa severed his eoaaoo-
tisa with tie Bagtisi uuisz ee1A1se 4
tolerated hsretical views oa the sub3ect 81
EelL TaIs gave rise 70 8 ioaE ocatr0versy.
In ISIS was celebrated the delivery Of hl,
Z. .0octA sc-aoa- Tee Pastorx' college, 10
ColPortAEe @ssociztion, The eaok fgzd and
the Sapplsneat2ry PAstors' A1a Fuat
were all fo=ndet b. Mr.. SParEeoa IL sap
pert o. bis waEk stise iaberaHels- IN ii,
uiuess which began several EoztAs ASo,
and passing throG=A naay viclssituaes II
had wor4d vi3s syzlpAtsy, and Ets devoted
eoagrcEztlsa have besz uatlrisg n tSeii
petitions % Tie Lazi for lis reosvery.
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
A New Express Company.

Ex-Presideut Hoey of the Adams
Express Company has a nice little surprise
party that lie will spring on that company
May l. On that cay an express company,
to be known as the Pennsylvania Express
Company, will launch out as formidable
rival TO the powerful company so long
managed by Mr.. Hoey-
as a starter thenew express company has
secured the entire territory covered By the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and its
various branches, this business now being
controlled by the Adams people. They
will also secure an entrance into all the
southern states via the Southern Express
Company. who are warm friends Of the new
corporation
The new company will be managed By
SIR. Hoey, who has as his hackers such
men as H. H Roberts and Vice President
- c. Cassett and Frank Thompson of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
articles Of Incorporation were prepared by
Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Company OF
New York, who are said 10 be heavy stock
holders in the new venture
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
Mr.. Surgeons work.

In person Mr.. Spurgeon was snort,
,hick 50. with 8 face By no means hand
soae 2ad markedly EaElIsh in vpe- Be'
he Al kindty manners tnAt rendered him
very agreeable 70 those who knew nim-
Though he had accomplished 50 Ianen
labor in his life be has been ior ior's
years frequent suserer froia raea Haa y ista'
= disease which troubled both his iatnei
and grandfather.
In recent years, since be had had nrca
IL healsA, much o. his psrcchi4l work has
been undertaken by Mrs S2argeo1. Wso :
devoted. uuselash wo-An, with i pleas :
ant face and voice that win her friends
eve-ywhere. Size IS = Elzisier4nS Anle4
snonE tne POOR Of the great city. II every
respect she has proved herself a worthy
helpneei lul. the great preacher
Their twin sous-their rnly ealdrez-
are both engaged in the ministry.
He declined as 1nAny As score OF tzvlta-
tons 70 lecture tkrougeoa. Europe Aau
America al fAbulsEs prices, oscasse, ne
explained. he wss not lec;urer, and cil
not want the money. And be preferred &c
work il bis OWE way Among ais 01Ea peop-s
in London. when Al American lecture
Aseaey orered hin Eeoealy si,oo fer
every lecture Aa3 to pAy al the expenses
Of himself znd ais wife ant secretary
from Lonton to America ca SreAt lecture
tour, and he'd Get tie tempting otier thzi
be could make 5000, Air. Spurscon de-
eiized II He said be could DO better. lie
uoald stay in Loadoa sad try azd save
hfty souls
Connected with bis church, o1tSroEths
Of its eaerEses, zre the pastors oolicSe
from wAich several hGudre1 of yozag Dea
have beea sent cut IS ministers, and az
o-PezazEe which was ee-un al tie In
stance Of Iady friead wEo seat Mr. spur
geoa a check for $4,000 with waica to
begin it Abogt so orphans are fed,
lodged. clothed and educated il this irst4-
tutiou- Other iastituiio=s Connected vita
the tabernacle are 3 co.po-tsSe Essocia-
ton, air1s house for a-e3 women, mission
aEy stations, Sunday sehools, mission to
the blind. ladies' beacvolent and maternal
societies. azd many utheEs- VITA tic ex-
ception Of A,r. Glz3sioze be resolved tie
largest mail Of any aaz IN Tie tsree king
eons- A great many oi his letters fr1z
ssiiozs, from s5-5ieus, from poor fellows
whom be had managed to help out q TIE
gutter, we-s sialply addressed '-SpurSeua,
England To these be replied ehcerfuIly
aad WAS always ready 70 give advius
Nor Was this all He gave freely Of h!s
money In fact, he was pco- mar II il
had net beea for the kiaazess Of his oou
gregatioa BE would have been Pcaaiiess.
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06

A TEACHER refined in manners in
dress in sympathies. is sure to obtain
an influence that viii work for good
long after the pupil has passed from
his or her immediate charge The
fayorite study OF pupil, and often
the profession in life is determined.
not so much by the attractive charac-
ter of the study Itself as by the subtle
magnetic power OF the teacher On
the other hand. the cold. Indifferent
manner OF teachers; their sharp shrill
tones; their impatient temper. have
sent many a pupil from school in utter
disgust with anything pertaining to
study.
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
The Supreme cour, supports Boyd.

The United States Supreme Court
IL an elaborate opiaion by Caief Justice
Fuller. delivered On tie isl decided ;hat
James Z Boyd IS citizen OF the United
States and ssas a c,tisea fer TWO years
preceding bis election as governor Of Ne
hrsska, zat that consequently re Is ca
titled 10 tie o9ee, and iszs Jsas II
Taayer, tne koi3-oysr governor. who de-
nE<t give wzy. Al tie justices Of thsi
court excsp. .Jzstic> Field azni,.ed The
eoaelcsioz th2. the United States Sup-e=e
CoCrE had .Grzsdiezipa Of TIE case
Justices Harlan, Gray 4ae Brown. while
oozc--rizg n tie co1c-1ssoa CT TIE court
IHst BcyS was : e..izea Of iAs United
SAFES, ID - q g-csa1 ;A2s tae exercise
9. Al tHe rl-a-s szi privileges Of clEzea-
s+iP bg Bo- as tEihe-, resiesat CT oai3
4s shown C TIE reeord, established tbs
Asss-t-o1 --Se ey James z Boyd sad e1s
fz1As- "a: IKE latter lad II 1874 taken out
his Hazl ra-u-zlia,ic2 papers although
there 5 - 6ocEeai2-y gsoot Of tse tssU-
s1oe q tEnss q2pszs-
These sA-se .zs-51s<, altAocSA thai fact
vas Eof stated Il 50 many wo-as b tie
cczrs, Md aol assent 10 TIE co1c-csic1
REACHED by TIE o.aer :us.5ers tsAt Boyd
was A4so eittssz q xzrtas- ground, Vaz=
Tat ths e125llzg ~. e Neo-2s<z cozsii-
t1-ed > collective lsturaiizz-ioz OF al The
iahzb..zzts thereof 81 TIE uEe ct is za-
nissloz ITO TIE Uni1a, except such a. AZ
uc1nced RAJ hey inle1-sd - retain the-r
rights zs elt1e1s o. srt.ec-s cf = foreign
uai5oz, s11 iEz- tie vsr.o1s cSces he!a .!
Boyc AID TIE exercise c. the right Of slf-
f-s-s b hin, WITH the oals C allegiance
10 tie Caissd States he took a. various
iizas sAow clszrly thai i Was his intsafioa
10 become ciizssa Ct tie Uaited States,
ard thzi II saci re 80 oozsidere1 himself
TIE eour-'s 1-Jssr reads - fellows; .-Tne
i-dEuea: ci the Supazs CcE-t o. Ne6-zs-
IA : reversed z15 tse cause ueGan5s1 70
Be proceeded i Ecooraias 70 law and n
oo.fo-ziJy with The orinisa-"
BoTd EzE uos SCI tie o25oe Until March
Isl
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
Tramps Capture a Irain.

The train crew on an extra through
freight or the Lake Erie & Western rail
way tad n thrilling experienre the other
evening Just as the train was pulling
out Of Portland, several desperate looking
nien boarded the csboose and took posses
sion, dsfying the entire crew. They made
prisoners Of the trainusen and ran the
train 70 suit themselves While going
through Fort Grovery the conductor
dropped a note which explained their pre-
Gieaneut- Tie operator telegraphed
Helena FOR assistance. When the train
reached that place the outlaws were ar
rested Their bold action created conster-
nation aiEong the crew as freight tain
was only q short distance ahead OF the ex-
ira and collision seemed inevitable.
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
Street Car Blown Up.

A dynamite cartridge was pIzeee
upon the track Of The Manchester stree.
car line Ia Pfttsburg early Wednesday
morning, which Ezs s1pio6ed BIZ a car
eouiainiaE thi-teea new employees passing
over Il lie concas.ioa was 80 severe
that The car was thrown froz tie tracks
and badly Wrecked zad the windows
shattered II AL Of TIE hozs=s On II. side
Of tie street nezres; tie track oTer which
the car was ruzzsrz
The was lfi=9 bodily iro-a the track.
Il was badly --eeEst- AZ al the window.
were orrze1- SsTerz- ct the ren were
cut b. TIE dying E1zsss bat 70 o1s was
seriously h1--- E<sg pers1zs zere thr.s-u
from their beds y t-s force Of TIE 1isz,-
ter. Tee wreck Is z-trfhz-et % strikers-
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06

NEITHER the farmer. the merchant
nor the mechanic ever stops to con-
sader that at present it actually costs
more TO move a ton Of freight over =
mile of our average roads than TO
move it twenty-five miles by rail Get
the figures make your own calcula-
tion and see if this statement is not
correct Thousands of dollars might
be annually saved to the farmers OF
this and the balance OF our counties
if we had good solid road beds. easy
grades and all that is meant by a
good serviceable properly con-
structed highway
The Lamar register., 1892-02-06
THE TEA PLANT.
How It Is soun, Grswa ard Gathered
There Are Tire. C-ops

How It Is sovn, Grswa ard Gathered
There Are Tire. C-opt
The tea plant Is genus of shrub of
the natural order Termstroemiacee
says the St Louis Republic, closely
allied to the tube CamelIia- The seeds
are sown soon after they ripen in holes
1 or ) inches deep and 5 to I feet
apart As the rains come on It grows
rapidly. soon forming large clusters
which require little care other than an
occasional wedding The leaves of
the shrubs are not gathered for tea
until after the end Of third year from
the time when the SEED was planted
Zach shrub is good for from seven to
ten years when it is cut down and
young and healthy shoots allowed TO
ris1 In spring the entire plant is
covered with bloom. even the leaf it
self taking on the appearance of a
blossom Gathering the crop is 4
very particular job each leaf being
separately removed from the shoot
Three crops are usually taken il a
year. March, May and August the
exact period varying according 10 the
climate of the different districts IN
which it grows After the leaves have
been gathered they arc first dried in
the sun. and then thrown into small
furnaces, furnished with sheet-iron
pans. IN which they are stirred until
all moisture has been eliminated The
best parts are put up choicely, while
the poorer kinds and sweep.ngs are
made into bricks and sent into Tar
ta-y.
1t seems curious to think that tea
and co.fea which Europe got along
without for e 600 years. should at last
have become one OF the necessaries OF
life Neither have food properties in
their component parts; they give
neither flesh fat nor bone being sim
ply stimulaut in their effects upon the
system Another curious fact is that
which tells US that both tea and coffee
acquire their stimulating powers from
Z principle named theme OF which no
other known plants possess any con-
siderable quantity.