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inmmentroootc ben lite bs. 81. 10
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5prmiooag.
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bet ben iioIt fnnacreuoe BreiiOent, pr.
g. Riclien, on iubtit vjOere at leoc
6orbauoliuacrue, iorcilo9 B:eIiOeuteu
ben 9omIe 5Orretuingsproen NiGloenoe
tnotit oioers. Dog mso G~orbeboIo, al
ioreIlaa Gutaaet pad 5uIomagt5fomt'
teens Meolcmmer iornuoret.
Qmtmono lUam too uioere bet 6or'
bcbolO at iorcTao ioraubret 5orrsts
uin08Orosnens Garagrnier II, II, Al
o. AZ, Der baRoler ON 8uogetbetanos
Iingen. Quom msnte, at Dor 8uo9ets
b~ebnnolin9 bnrhe ~iOrnnbres, iaa ben
tom / SUeren3temmelie meo Budget
b~ebonoIin9cn / andre parlameutnriIte
2aube. 0nn uiIoe Uco Mgoets Slut'
ming fremtcoere ct mOtiUeret 5orIlu9
berom.
9reIioentens 6oritn9 ueOtOses en-
itemmi9.
3ereiter iOretOs 8~reiioeuten OPP
raab al iamtti9e pnlgte 8epreientautcr,
TOM siter bpert %iremleperebe fine 5uto'
ma0ter. 5jeroe 8epreientant fra
o. 2ouroi8s Nmt, @norOs
brnaer s. s. Gidiem, baoOe ienot 2as
9cattsit boOrsitcr ban life tuuoe Oelta /
bette 9nr5 Stortin9; | bans Stco oar
SuppIeant, @aarobrn9er 6. &.
6erpil, U~orilet % o(lereoe unocrUej8
bio, 6jcrte Repreientnnt for eta.
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% / bans Steo bar ~iremmpOt
Supptcnut, @norobru0er 9b. 8.
28plitao. 8 Stc0et iOr ben ont9te
Rcpreieutaut ira 3ronobiem Murer
0a9erup. var ircmmpot iGrite Supple
mt SOuiul 6. 7, SEMEN,
Somtligc pulgte 8cpreientanter bar
1ltion IrtmmDbt mtotn9cu tire, for
lpcm TO Supplenuter ollereoe baube
.nOfuuoet fig, mems ben treble bar urts
ocrocl2.
4reitoeuten iOrello9 oerefter, at Der
.anr itutOe oHI0cs Ell 5ulOmn9tatomjte
pno II Meolemmcr; t~iOligere bar Ans
Upret Q. 8ctte biiatote8 cnItems
mig eiter No9le 8emnrtnin9er al
Sd~weigooro.
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teen uaI9te8: 8. 8nuofen meo 100
G6tpei9nnrO 100 Ct, lie.
.ouo 100 e., S6Bn 10Y Ct, 9. Niel.
len 1O5 Ct, @teiao lO4 st., auam
lO4 st. Ginoe 103 Ct, 2nrgelonb
D6 Ct, etten 6S Ct, 8lc6r GO Ct,
% Yrabl 81 81.
Qereiter boOoe 2lu9, 9auieu SO Ct,
Sac. Soerorl9 AS ct. % 9~au8lanO
81 Ct.
2lIiInt rcferereOes ale gal9tlu9erne
Gonms fOrannrUnte 5Ori[ag, Der
toIngoes til GiterIDu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

Bore oamle 2eiere er beijenot meo
Gpertisiemeutet fra Farmer Seed Co., tbs
Ii9ere al Chicago. Sioite gaar fpiteoe Dc
fit Offica o. Sarebus oerfra iii 5aribault,
Rinn., bppr De ie p opler oeres Jrs. 1Sl sr
SGoapIere % 5armere, life bare SaSbano'
lere, " er, buao be flyer / oeres aataIos. e.
Gper, iom er interesieret beri, Tube isnoe
elttr ct grempIar at 8atalogen caer "Book
on Permanent Pastures and Meadows I'll
Farmer Seed Co, 5aribault, Wllny o9
ben oil bipe Ienot irit iii nlle 5nrmcre.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
600 So~rtieneite.
Sfanoinaptife W9no,
iom er piaige til at inotrGoe Ell ino'
brinQenpe WelfiGitiaelie, onlfes.

81 pnIier at forrciponoere meO Gnhoer.
iom er uoen NniRttslie, eler bots tup9renos
Stluiu1 life CT tiltreositiIetoe, og iom MOB
aoo Betaling bill paata9e fig at reprRieitere
bort 5irma, for at tunre tllienoe Dem trit
port Lilbuo, tiai8emeo 8rsuer.
81 oil tunne aniRtte Ell ReprR lentant I
bpert 9iItrift, Jon biotil lite e. beia. Bebag
itrnr at ~titltriee Or. s. 5. Sboop, 9o. 10,
Jiaciue, gSis. l32l.26
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

@aa Street, gteO Dorf, faor it
NaOn ira SDOoloeu, iOm tiotigcre lob
lan9s ben, meoens Qanoet MOB g{oro
for itsrite Qeleu Deulaa / Sauneaano.
9en CT benUeO Ell balp Mil lana.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

Set melt let iOrOOieli9e ajDo anip.
req ct Sioenitub56lnO / ietgenoe Or,
BEN: tolot 6oaretigo, 5aaretar6onaoe,
Silot, 2remgrbrao Suiuemprbrao,
9nmmetaritpnaoe, Srefjso, 8ubbit "a
&plltng.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
6nloitGnOig
rent glnbuiOt.
NnbcioIm9en for

2~nbcioIinoen for
Southern" Red Seal"
"COllier," "~Shipman,"
I'll Gem ira Ceres 6ouolcube er 8cpis
poo OrreS GouIioeliQbco, oo ban Tan
iHI0e Gem fnroiobIoupet MoIinQ oo
bogus 8lpbpjot % bopt iterrc Qroit
hUpoo. Wonae tortipneoe 6onolen6e
Qigr bette.
Scr IGrpel; National Lead Co 5 Pure White
Lead Iintng Iolors. I Gu1oo NaUot til en- p gun.s
0asle 2sln, ps &c blaHot Grre2 easr Waliu9 Oct
'pnrsr Iio rs VI pisn oN a. faa Sp!srr I'll at paste o.
tstrg a. for. al man har fal.t ZEN bte1, EIags Wr
IlHl, iUn tan IL QtS pua IRA.
SfHD pS It Gotdt Gdro % iaa Dor Ssl ON UlllIua
Nmt 1arp''Sprt 'rtf. 81: u, u~n.Iiapi5 Tplrc Gem
AFrt TcunrS.
NATIONAL LEAD co,
St Louis Branch,
81 Clark Avenue and Tenth rect. Sc Louis
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
auinOeip9OOmme, oercs ssbano,

SplnoeI D9oOmme, oercs gebanos
ling % 0elbreOeiie, ct 3itelen paa Ell
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / Obi.
cn9o uoSipet BOG. Gen 9iuer en- upi,
n9tig Seltriuelie al be hos auinoen 10.
retommenoe Sp9Oomms Os llre0elmess
iisbeoer liant 0taaoeu, bpOrpaa De let,
bnrtl9t Og biQi9t tun betbreoes. 90
gen, Joni er al 8anIte ualminoeti9 Sntcr-
este Ior ale aOinoer, ienOes p~ortofrit
iii @ubper, iOm ~inOIenoer ct 2 Gents
6rimRrte. Noresier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
Cow cow 81 Dearborn Str, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
0eCOrab Dg Snleglt.
gieiicn0t,
Ten 21oc 6cbruor, 1895.

TeiicnOr,
iom i llgcna Qrb Tar bciH8t "3cco.
rogs GCiteu":
obioS &ettcrion, Belmont, Grail
60, u. QOI, gan BON bar iOrctaQet
en- Iloen &mOreiie, % bcfp9te Dir. %
MRS. 6reb 1lompiou her / Qecornh.
s. z. NgwGCuic, al NembUuie,
6ltmore 60, @tinn. 1fal8e meo BAN
oar 80. &c 2. 9r9cu3, oi %nQcU Grtu,
q. 3nt.
III. :. @iNon Al gDIc, @tinu., cr
O9I0n i &Dtn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
I'm nO9et li8e5 pua StiGmt, oa er
bet life uattert at tage bet lonl 9lluor.
Rlnu,uS.
Sorcora9.

Nr 8 g. Anor 10 oil SDnong Qiter /
Sperahul1 t Stour SAILS, g. 9af, alue lit
oerpnse 6o.eoral ON "9G9teItab Of Stla.
mise ior anoeH 8aEg, AGs, iom pnIter at
pore Ho9et rt9tt9 tlgrlcaoot OF betimeliat.
ter 9aH og DJsc ham. g1r. AnOrcn err en-
b'Ra8eli9 Saler % ell ltarp, Oubiiroio Irn.
Ter. @aa itcIiG Tor at erbOlOc 8loos. 20.
gal8eH er fri.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
Sattpn, ". Safota.

Gil "GecorcbsToiteu"! - 2Gu9e bar jea
trrft at iremicnoe til "9ccorob'B often" min
50f for SDmaitjun "&usueuccn", iOm b,
timber er eli itGrt o. pen Militire, Der 9iDr
ian aort Nrbeioe, iom uc9en Tan iOrInuge,
tuiS beu baduotereS Jet. 5ra9ten paa ben
bar 81. 90. Sal0ur @u brandon.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
SCras.

Orange, Orange County. Texas, / sydaStlige Texas, paa
southern Pacific Banrn mellem New Orleans, La. or
Galveston, Texas % san Sabin Floden med seilbar For.
blndelSe med den meXikauSke Bugt Eiennem Sabln
Pass, lIbydrr LandSagere Diet bedste Rts, Vegetable,
Frugt- ug koTnlahd / Texas Ill RegicringspriScr. Til
hydcr tabTtkanter ct npSten uudtgmmeligt tarraad NJ
haardt og bl8dt lemner At allie mulige Slagl LaY,ste
IaStHr for Transportation tilIands og tilyanls. udmPr.
kede B'liggeuhripr ug AnIeininger. TT semi tfppisk,
hclSigt, hrhaEeligt klimat For merneFe OplysnIngrr
kurrcsp"ndmr med orange Board Of Trade, Orange.
Orange County. Texas.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

iriitcs til at tro, at en- itgrre 5noonn'
oriuo bar funoet StsO, tbi | Gu9uIt bar
Der tnaeu Ouerfloo az 8ilot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

80 betere &ulturen blir, oeito eres
nuiees grbeioet. - 6. 8ouber.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

WooL Unwsshed-eoarst, Billy; medium, IA
I4H hnt. Cs-In Washed coarse, I5-I7; medium,
l7-Isi fine 18-l4; 1ub-washed, 1870. Cot'ed,
chsay. bury and bucks ~ or
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WHOLE NO. 625.
Aluminium Money.

\ new phase OF the money question
Is appearing. Many arguments are
presented In favor of making all CONS
of the value of five cents aud below of
aluminium. Tho Chicago Pos: emu
merates the advantage possessed by
this wonderful metal.
Aluminium Is now cheap 1t would
he onc-thir1 cheaper than the nickel
, alloy now used in making five-cent
pieces, and were its use adopted
the Government would be twenty
thousand dollars n yesr ahead. Even
for making pennies il would he quite
rs cheap as the bronze now used.
Another reason urged for its use in
this way is that handsome coins could
be made from it, Its advocates claim
for II that 1t is au eminently handsome
metal. The purest aluminium is abso.
lutely white, like virgin silver. In
this respect it is the equal OF silver
ani only inferior to gold. Again,
from n sanitary standpoint its use for
small coins can be highly rccomm end.
ell. 1t will not tarnish nor corrode.
1t has no obnoxious metallic olor such
rs is given oil 10y bronze In this re.
spcct aluminium is the superior of sill.
yer, nickel or bronze. Dirt does not
stick TO 1T and it meets sanitary re-
quircments in all particulars. 1t can
also Ice made to wear as well rs either
gold or silver. To give it greater
hardness it may be alleged with silver
or with German silver.
1t Is further urged in it's favor that
owing to its extreme ightness it would
be exceedingly difficult to counter
felt. Papier.mache is the only sub
stance that could be used in counter
telting it, but detection would be so
easy that it would BE- little less than
madness to attempt it. 1t is estimated
that there ARE now 30, 1000, 900 pounds
OF nickel unl bronze coin in the Uni.
tel States. Were aluminium to be
substituted, this weight would he re.
duced by one half. Runs Horn.
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4 New Rice in on Egrni.

What is absolutely novel to Egypt
oloSists Is "A recent discovery, made by
MIR. Quibell and Professor Flinders
Petrie, Of n now race, iuhabiting Il
large portion OF the country, over an
extent of one hundred miles, between
Abydos and Mega la. Over 2OJO graves
have been opened 50 fan, and the NOR
tai remains found, with the various
objects, open an entirely new field of
research.
Side by side with the graves Of this
new race are the well-known vestiges
of Egyptian towns, with the pottery,
heads. scnrabs, OF the WITH, XIItb,
NNIllth ana XlXth dynasties, eek
actly," as Professor Flinders Petrio
writes, 'lIke those found similarly
dated in Northern Egypt" Here,
however, is the strange anomaly.
There is no object found in these
graves which is like anything manu-.
featured by the f ypti1ns There is
not n sign of scarab, nor has there
been found on wise. amulet or bead
the trace OF u hierOgivphic character.
All the pottery is made by hnu ], un
''the wheel was unknown
The bodies found in the grave were
not mumniied, aul thu methods OF
burial bear NO re-cmbinuce t.
Egyptian customs Nutllption Of tho
dead was carried OUT, for iu tBo same
grave there are skulls sepnrtsl from
the rest OF the bodies ono marked
peculiarly is that ihe human bones
are "brokcu open 80 the en- Is and
scOopc1 out THIS treatment. Pro.
lessor Finder pctric spys IN the
Academy, certainly points To- cerc.
monial autiropopm.y. At first it
might have looked like cluuibalistic
tendency.
From study of the remains. it
seems to be positive that they be-.
longcd to tdl aud powerful race.
having hooked nose, Long po.nfc /
beard Md brown, w,vy hur. There
were no negro rcsem Iluuccs. Sup.
posellv The people wer nlliel 10 the
bibyons ml Amorites. - Iurrcr's
Weekly.
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The Fear OF Thunder AMI Lightning.

Girls who are terrified by thunder
and lightning lose n great deal Of en-
Ioymcnt during the summer, when we
have storms as we'll rs sunshine. It
may not he quite possible for every
one to help being afraid when the sky
IS bt'''S with clou Is aud the light.
nings flash, but it is within the 30 yer
OF most people TO control the express.
sion of fright. Once or twice HAVING
rcsolutely RETAINED from showinI
your terror, you will be surprised an |
pleased to find the terror itself lessen.
ing.
know persons who go through life
in n sort OF bondage to fear Of various
kinds. They tremble anil turn pale,
or grow hystericnl unl cry, when the
dark clouds gather and tho thuuderg
roll There is pretty German hymn
which begins
cit thuu l"rs. but trcmbIe MOI.
My trust IS firm in God.
His arm Of strength ~, eyer sought
Through all tine way I've trod.'
/ advise ail of you who need the al
vice TO remember that God rules I'm thu
the heavens, md His hand sends tho
storms Trust in God when you are
airaid-reaily trust, aud you will grow
calm and be happy Another grain OF
comfort may be found IN the lact tha,
when you see the bright zigzaggini
flash md hear the rumbling thunder.
the danger for You is over You will
never see on hear the electric current
which hurts or kills. u is far too
swift to wait and warn you i'm that
way. lIurper's Round Table.
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PITII AND POINT.

Wealth Is study to some men, hap
P'neSS 10 o'ncFS' Troy rr'Ss'
Glass houses are usually held To-
gether by the beams IN ones Own
eye.--Llte.
Lovers nrc sail to be blind. bat
they often make pair oil spcct Gle3
OF themselves,
To take away the grievances OF some
people Is to nuke them unhappy
Galveston News.
Make all The friends YOU can; tho
enemies will mako themselves. De-
troit Free Press.
To plant the seeds of character, first
use the pillow Of righteous living
Cleveland Plain Dealer
GLOW oil oro vou J;,,rv9, "r,v,
years older than johnny" Glow old
is Johuny?' 81 don't know. Life.
Give people causc. and they seldom
fail to be grateful The tronbls is
that thew so seldom inv, couse.
Atchison GLOBE.
The man who findsa reason TO blame
everybody I'm, male the mistake of
not begiunius with himself. San
Francisco Call
Everybody vino knows nnvthinr
says that COOL times are cominI 1t
doesn't cost am, thin TO be cheerful.
Los Angelo Express.
Ho-"T,J o., liof l., hum, for
sheep as Ian,." She "Well. yonIl
be hum fo neither; vou'll be hum
for calf or nothing. Statesman.
Mother "WI,ors r,,t s,,o.l,;n,
noise in the p,rlor9', Stn linn RaT
(who goes to SCHOOL, ITS sister and
her young nun exchanging microbes"
Arizona Reuortor ..rhoy stu,., -,
Alloli Ike tbis morrin, for hors,
stenIing Nrizona Ei;t,r .WalI
mike y few IInns ~ = 90 rro,,ar -
noose "
Tan5a1 .r. L.,
=" 'i,''" ', =, III "'Ways ior8etssu5
NJ ST ,ia '@H' S Sf5 ~ III lo"v coisF'
49, ~ "P II MI NV oP'uIS " PeSsl-
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ment of tho United States. Politics :,
the Seneca Nation is n excitin. n, in
the United States, and there are cxcit.
ing debates, burning questions, chnrges
OF lobbery and corruption. etc, Just
as one hears mt WASHINGTON m | all
State capitals The President Is
changed once u wear, aul usuallv n
President cannot succeed him,eltm yrs
than once, but the rule is occasior lily
broken.
About halt OF the New York Induns
are members Of the church, Prrshv.
terians being most numerous. with
Methodists close second; almost all
OF the ST Regis Indians are Roman
Catholics. Tha remaining hall are
called "Pagans, although they have
an ethical cree !, formulated by IN
nous Indian rcformer cnllcl in Eng
lish "Han lsoma Lake" who arose
about a century ago nul devised a svs.
tenn which was highly praised by
Thomas Jefferson, whJ was then Presi.
dent Of the United St,tea. Tho relig
ion which this native revealed
he claimel to have received 1t from
heavens -emnrkublv clean AMI clc.
waited.
There are no bachelors or oil mills
among the ndolt Inliaus, aul soma
cases of polyStmy are reported. Mtuy
marriages are celebrated with Chris.
tlan rites; Others arr contracted in
the old-time tribal fashion.
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OF the Right Stomu.

a prominent official OF Philadelphia
has &c son who is wonder in tho mat
ter of stickloitiveness. The youn
man some years ago took up the fad OF
stamp collecting. Asa result, he has
papercd his room with stamps OF
nearly every Nation. There is not "a
spot ON the wall or ceiling that is not
covered with u stamp, and all aro
placed IN perfect order, co as 70 pres
cnt the appearance of remarkably
unique pattern OF paper. close esti-
mate places the number OF these
stamps at 81, 900 The center of the
ceiling is covered by Columbian
stamps, ou I the other parts OF tho
ceiling are blocked out artistically.
Some day, when the youth Is mad be-
cause ho caunOt seil his collection. ho
will stamp his feet New Orleans
Pjcayune.
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a SONG AT NIGHT.

Through drifting cloud-neecc burn the stars
Tho mockinS-Nrd is sincing)
The cattle stand 10y pasture bars.
Che mocking-hird i singing)
Down 10y tho aldcrs night wiuis blow
On swayiuS grasses dcw-drrps glow
The rose drops petals soft aS snow.
(rhe mockinc-rird is sjncinyD
The moonlight Sits DER moaning pines.
Che mock,uS-rird is singing
The cleaning white road sadly winds
Crhc mockins-rird is singing)
Around the mca low, 10y the mill.
Where all the noise of day is still.
And silent broods the whip poor-yill.
(rhc mockins-1ird is siugin")
The song OF night above days death
Crhc mocktpg is singing
II needs no wurls, tn" thing hc sn!tI
Che mockinS-hirl Is sinsing)
With cvcrnorc that minor strain
Bcnt in the haunting sweet rclra,u.
Such a. hearts sim; when tau CHI joy pan.
(rhc mockiu;-hird is singingN
-Ircn" McNw, in Youths Conn1rion.
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0kANISVILLE w. VA TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 1895. WHOLE n

Africa; and third had labored for
the church among the hordes of one
of those far islands in the sea, and
news had come that he, the most be-
loved, had been rewarded with o
martyrs crown.
'Fraulein he said at last, "tho
time Is short; the brig must sail to-
morrow. L must urge that you give
your answer definitely. 1t is n thing
most serious to you both, but you
have been together seven days; not
long IN which to fix upon wife or
learn to Judge n lovers moods and
whims. But | can speak myself for
this young man; pledge you he is
upright, virtuous, kind. And as for
You, my son, she is far more Her
features would be ample passport
without this commentator from the
church. That you already love her |
can see. What do you answer"
The young mnu looked to her, then
dropped his gaze. you speak but
truth sir 4; she Is dear to me- | would
not have her leave me; but still less
would | enjoy the thought that she was
forced by sense of duty only to share
my lot. pray let her decide for
both OF us, and give her till the NOR
row to reply. If she should wish for
moro delay 1t is not necessary wo
should wed Mt once; and meanwhile,
may try to win her love"
What says the madchen?'
The girl was touched by the gener-
Gus thoughtfulness the youth had
shown, and by the kindness of the aged
man. She cast one swift, wistful glance
through the open window at tho
anchored brig, where the Captain's
stalwart figure paced the quarter; AMI
blushed and bowed her head and trieC
to speak. Then with returning cour.
age and resolve she approached anu
knelt beside the old mans chair.
Father" she said, her sweet voice
tremulous, 81 have had thoughts, I'M
worthy ofmy faith, rebellious thoughts
and fears, aud wicked moods. If either
is unworthy, it is |. Give me some
few days more before we wed and let
the brig sail. ] will stay with you.
New York Truth.
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THE MEN WE NEED.

The World needs noble men and grca.
TO shape with labor Of the hand
Aud head the destiny of State
To lift to higher planes the lauI
And save the Nation from the fntn
or Kingdoms buried in the sand
And bear aloft with joy elato
Their ilas where peace and honor staiId
The Ago needs heroes brave az lust
TO fight the battles OF the time:
True heroes who shall put their trust
In God and grapplc with the crime,
which, like the serpent In the dust.
Leaves on its trail poison slime;
Bold leaders who shall conquer lust
And stand on mountain heights sublime.
The Times nccl thinkers, whose great
thought
shall blossom into speech and song.
so that the people may Ice taught
To love the rishi aud hate the wron-.
For there are battles TO Ice fought
With cunnin; foes. who would prolon,.
The tyranny that always sought
The sway of sccptrcs. mean and stronr.
The School needs -ages who can strike
Hard blow. that echo round the world.
whose golden hammers drive the spike
whore freedoms banners are unfurlei.
And every land the truth alike
As a bright crown shall wear impcarlfJ.
And gun and battlc-axc and pike
Into Oblivion shall he hurled.
Ih ne, Church needs kingiy men to light
The race upon the road that leads
a slItf ,.V.
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An Elcc,ric Killer

An electric weed killer for destroy.
ing the weeds and other vegetation
along rdjlroIl trlck-which are n
source of considerable expense to rail
road compauies-has recently been
invented, and is describ1 Il as consist
ing of an alternating generator
mounted on n car and producing cleo.
trlcity Mt 20O0 volts pressure aud
stepped up from GO00 TO 2i,00O volts,
depending on the kind and quantity
of the vegetation which it is wished TO
destroy.
The conductvity of vegetable hod-
les varies as tho moisture within them
varies; the greater the moisture th,
less resistance they offer to tho cur.
rent. The current, after being steppe
mp to the voltage noted, is conducted
through series of fine wires or brush
to the top of the weeds or grass; the
other 81 lie of the circuit is ma.lo
through the wheels OF the car as u
matter of course, to the ground; the
current, therefore, will leap from the
brush suspended over the weeds 10
the ground, and thus complete tho
circuit; but in dong so the current
tra7erses tho entire length of the
plant, including the roots, aud rup.
lures the cellular tissues, thereby to.
tally destroying it. This destruction
seems to be equally distributed
throughout the entire system, the
roots suffering, perhaps, more thun
the body OF it from the fact that the
roots generally contain more moist.
IRE. 1t is said that in many cases
the current in passing through the
plant heats it to such an extent that
1T cannot be held in the hand without
discomfort. Electricity.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-08-20
An Airy Blacksmith Sim.

Probably the highest blacks smith
chop in the city in point Of elevation
is one located on tho seventh hoor OF
the public buildings. Very few peo-
pie are aware Of the existence OF the
shop away mp unler the caves Of the
massive building, but it is there, Just
the same, and, if the m iting Of horse
shoes il excepted, it probably turns
out as large aud varied IN amount of
work as tue average smithy in the city.
The Shop is located on the north cor
ridor, near tho west end, and q glow
Jog forge au several ringing auvils
arc kept busy all day long. 1t sup
plies tho need for 10 large amount Of
iron work to be done in the coustruc-
ton 81 the remaining room null cor
ridOrs in the buildiny, aud is m iu1is-
peusable auxilinry to the operations.
philadelphia Record.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-08-20
YnMninr llnnlilr-

Nnwuiug, when reasonably and meth.
olicrIiy prncticeJ, is sud bv Herr
Nogcll To- be an cxcelIcn thiug for
those who wish to strengthen their
constitution IIo has made study OF
1T, aud positively asserts that series
of heavy yowns is of moro bouft than
u bottle OF the best tonic. To practice
deep breathing is generally ucknowl-
edged 90 bo an excellent thing for the
lungs, forms splendid mcrning aud
evening exercise, and the most perfect
chamber gymnastics for people gener-
nlly, aud especially for all those whose
breathing is embarrassed. This may
make dull book delightful, nnd the
visitor specially desired be one who
stays late and tells the same old story
every night. New Orleans Pioayune.