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Smyrna times., 1897-05-26
Deer Park on the Crest of the OEL


To those contemplating
mountains in search of hea
ure, Deer Park, on the cres
leghany Mountains, 5000
sea level, offers such varied ir-----
as delightful atmosphere dun.
day and night, pure water, smooth, 4
winding roads through the mountains
and valleys, Cricket grounds, Ball
grounds, Golf links, Tennis courts,
and the most picturesque cenery in the
Allegheny range. The hotel is equip
ped with all adjuncts conducive to the
entertainment, pleasure and comfort Of
guests.
There are also a number of furnished
cottages with facilities for housekeep-
ing.
The houses and grounds are supplied
with absolutely pure water piped from
the celebrated Boiling Spring" and
are lighted with electricity. Deer
Park is on the main line of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad and has the
advantage of its splendid Yestibuled
Limited Express trains between the
east and west. Season excursion
tickets, good for return passage until
October 81, will be placed on sale at
greatly reduced tates at all principal
ticket offices throughout country.
The season at Deer Park commences
June 81, 1897.
For full information as to rates,
rooms, etc, address D. C. Jones,
l Manager, Camden Station, Baltimore,
Md. 4w.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26

CAMDEN CAAp.-The trustees OF the
Camden Camp have decided to hold
camn in the woods near Camden,
commencing Wednesday, July sSth'
and continuing two weeks, ending Au-
sust 18th. The Rev. 9. F. Sheppard
of Camden will havecharge. A meet
ing Of the trustees will be held on the
grounds Saturday nextwhen the date
of the tent drawing will be liked.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26

GENERAL SHER1DAN's SON.-It IS an
nounced that President Mckinley has
made a promise to the widow OF Gen
oral Phil Sheridan that her son shall
he appointed a cadet at West Point
next wear. The youth is not yet l"
but when he reaches the eligible age he
will be given a chance for good mil
;torv edncation at the Army Training
school. If be will but keep his IA
theirs good example ever before his eyes,
he cannot fail to become splended
soldier-one ready to give his country
his best service whenever she may call
for il.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26

Don't neglect a cough because the
weather Is pleasant; before the next storm
rolls around it may develop into serious
difficulty beyond repair. One Minute
Cough Cure is easy to take and will do
what its name implies. Clifton Il Raymond
Smyrne
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26
j. J.B.COOPER.

Staple Goods in all usual
lines, Groceries, Provisions,
Fruits, Cedarware, Baskets,
Crockery, Glass, China,
Lamps, Blank Books, Sta
tionery, Albums, Bibles
Hymnals, Miscellaneous
Books, Cutlery, Brushes,
Musical Sundries, Twines,
Ropes, Shoe Findings, Am
munition, Tinware, Wire
Goods, Oil Cloths, Dry
Goods, Notions, Pocketbooks,
Fishing Seines and Twines,
Cigars, Tobacco, Housekeep-
ing Sundries, Seeds, Country
Produce, all at right prices
and in guaranteed condition.
Stocks come and go and
STYLES therefore change,
but general lines remain
about the same.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26
All He Asked.

"And do you really want to be my
eonY'' asked the widow Mullins OF young
Snudds. who had asked for her daugh-
ter's hand.
"I can't say that / do. repiled tne
truthful suitor. 81 want to be Helen 3
husband. f"
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26

Governor Black, of New York, has
signed the bill providing for a bonus Of
S25, 900 a year to manufacturers Of beet
sugar, and the experiment of State aid
to business enterprises will be made in
that Commonwealth under conditions
which, it is hoped will insure for it a
fair and thorough trial. On the face
of it there seems to be no good reason
why the individual State should not en-
courage manufacturers and producers
by offering cash bonuses and in Other
ways, instead of depending on the Ma
tional Government for everything of the
| kind.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26

SICK headache can be quickly and COM
,,lefelv overcome by using those famous Gus
l;ttle bills known as "DeWitts dhttle E'sliiy
Risers.n Clifton a. Raymond, smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26
Mohammed's Mare.

The mare which conveyed Mohammed
from Garth TO the seventh heaven was
named Borak. She was milk white,.had
tbe wings of an eagle and human face,
with horse's cheeks. Every pace she
took was equal to the farthest range u
human sight. This was one OF the zen zen
animals admitted to the Mohammedan
naradise.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26
WHY USE
Page Woven Wire Fence
Because

Because:
1. 1t requires few posts.
2. 1t does not burn or blow down.
8. It is entirely adapted to rough |
ground.
4. You can get and erect it on very
short notice.
s. 1t is made from the very best
hard steel wire.
6. 1t turns everything from rab-
bit to a steam engine.
Z. Those who have used it recon-
mend it.
8. You can put it up faster than any
other fence.
0. tits neat in appearance and i'm
proves the farm.
10. When you get it you have what
you want.
II. More of it is manufactured and
sold than of all other woven wlre
fences combined.
Write for ftsa catalogue and any desired
Information, to
II. E. POSTLES,
SMYRNA, DEL.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26

The new factory inspectress has been
appointed by Judge Lore. Mrs. The
resa Boeck was the lucky woman and
the first one to be appointed to pub
lie position in our State. The duties
are not very onerous and if the law is
carried out as it should be by Mrs.
Boeck, we expect to see numerous san
itary arrangements made, especially
where female help is employed. The
law is a good one and should receive
the help "a very workman to see that
its provisions are strictly enforced.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26

DELAWARE COLLEGE GRADUATEs.-
The commencement exercises of Della
ware College will take place ON June
16, and Howard Pyle, the artist and
author, of Wilmington, will deliver the
Grafton to the graduating class. On
June 13, Rev. DIR. 7. A. McCurdy, pastor
of Central Presbyterian Church, of
Wilmington, will preach the baccalau-
reate sermon. William S. Hilles, of
Wilmington, will speak to the Delta
Phi Literary Society, and ex Congress
man Quigg; of New York, will be the
orator for the Athen@an.
The graduates are: William Ellis,
valedictOrian, Laure. Edwin I. Phil
hrl New Castle; Lee O. Willis, New
ark; Earnest W. Sipple, Frederica; Ira
Liston Pierce, Wilmington; George
G. Henry, Newark; Samuel L. Con
ner, Wilmington, and James Kilgore
Burnite, Oxford, Pa. Messrs. Ellis
Phillips, Sipple and Pierce will speak
on commencement day.
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26
s,.. stomach means sick man Cor wOmanl.

Sick stomach means sick man (or Woln"nJ'
What not well? e,od moor
Sci stomach comes from poor food, poor
0onr;sbment: means poor health poor com
FORT Shakers Digestive Cordlal lieH"'
health and a well stomach .,,ob 1ye
LID IL We understand why it is that so little
VIZ INT unless we are doctors, we neysjG fE
onp stomach. We only feel it. Dnositiyely
feel Il less if we took Shakar 25 cents. at all
Ifo1
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26

To those contemplating
mountains III search of hea
ure, Deer Park, on the cres
leghany Mountains, 5000
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26
THIS SEASON.

Courting opposition and defying cOmpe-
tition, we invite the attention OF the pubhe
to tbe largest and best assorted stock of
Smyrna times., 1897-05-26

Job Work neatly done.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
wo&eu-RuuhC&au
SulonO.

Del Beri&t bes eritsn 6ilfs. @e.
ueralpOtmeiftsrs Berrp 8. 6eatb fur
oas an 60. Suni abselauiene &etuunas.
Sabr muroe uer6ffeutli&t. Nm l. Suli
CAB es 1888 Yrdiioentldaf,s'B ofdmter,
%oarunter 1863 eriter GlaBe, ESQ 3pelter
Glafe uno 28l4 britter G'afs. Die
NettO5unabme Der @ebdlter Der Bohmei.
tier oisier Glaiisn betrus $4,000 unb
bic 9eiammtiumme Der @sbdlter $780,.
500. Die 8oranidldse fir bas ON 80.
Sun, 1897 a~blaufenoe Rshnunasiabr
umfafien SIG, $50. 900 fur @ebdlter Don
YOitmeitsru. 81. 100000 fir Wnltel.
lung BON glerts. $4,000 iir Nntaui
unb bic Wletbe BON Nbtsmpslunasma.
$l.75O,OOO fir Wietbe, Qiti
unb SsiSuus, 100000 fur Ysrib,sbe
mes uno fir Wobsl uno $4,000 iar
Sir ben Jreiabl,sfsrunss.
pienit msroen s13. $1,000 usraniblast.
Der 9ienit iol Dor Nblauf bisies Sab.
res in aqsn oaSu bersbiis,en g j ten
werben. Die 5relablieieruna
aui "A uerldisosnsn RUuten psriudt
uno bot i'm Naaemeinsn bsiries
GrsebniRe sebobt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Wtnneiota.

Duluth. - Der ON gienitag bier
sirgetrofisus Onmpier ,WOnart" bate
"a Slulersr on Boro, oeren Beitlm
munasort Duluth mar. Bsi Der Inter
lutuus itsute Is iib beraus, BOB oieiel.
ben unier Contract Sttcmmen paren.
porauibin ibrer 20 aussenleien muir
ben; feds absr wuroe Der 3utrltt
s~sltattet. neil is i,b i'm Beiise Der ame
tifauiiden B%irssrpapiere b~efanben. Die
3olbsb0roen wiiien nod ni9t. ruer bic
4suie ~seouusen bate
Wiuneapolis. - Socob Barge.
elm bsfanntsr bisiiaer Burger, bat 81
Suriten ieiner @ldubiser e,ne Tsrmos
senslbertraaurs on Wotb. Wallb &C.
moht. Bnr9e's @ruuoiuds weroen auf
s25O,OOO uno ieiu perionlites glsen
thum ouf $4,000 ab9eiddbt. Sle uers
BIZ ratsn Shulosn telaufen iit OUT $50.
600, Die uupsrbiir9ten auf $4,000. -
Wlttpub Rorssu bat Der 5armer Geo.
Youns, welder 5uei Wellen iiolib bon
bier pohrte. islne 6rau, feline beloen
SDbne i'm Utter pon 2 uno 4 Slhreu
unn oann iib ielber er,dOfen. Der Fob
,rat bel g1en ioiort e.u. Yuuns's
8nedt fano bic 2siben itmlmmeuo I'm
Blut.
6anlep 5alIa. - Inter ben
1rlmmern elmer Sito. Berg aebbriSen
Sbsune, pier Rsilen petllh pon bier,
murben bic arg uerbranutsn Sslhsn pon
pier Meniden %ssiunoen; man slaubt,
caB es bic leihsn BON 2anefrelbern
linb, tpslte in Der Sbeune lbernatte'
ten uno ourd eisene unuoriib;i9tslt oas
5euer usruria1ten.
@rootlton. Die @reat Nortbern
p%stfauite in Der eritsn Sdlfte oes Wo.
mats OCTOBER 5000 gder Ganb i'm Groofs
lton Diltrift. in fleinen Nbtbeilunssn on
pirfllte Nuiisolsr; capon entfaQen 1000
adsr auf Bolt Gountp. elm Bemeis, ooB
oas 2ano in Der &so &iuers 8ausp ims
mer nod isbr seiudt 1T. Seit Dem l..
September puroen etrua 10000 Nder
uerfauft.
Sanof o - Ser Wadtwd1ter
Der Ninneiota gaitern G%iienbabn, y.
.9lpinseoo, wuroe in lebter 9onnerftas
Naht BON einem 8use ii%berfabren unb
ausenblidlid setOoiet.
Yipehpne. Gin i'm Topnibip
Smeet auidliiser 5armer namens ".
puroe beim 9urbbreunen ieiner
am 5rei,as lsbsassefdbrl,d pers
lebt.
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(Jortiesuns auf Seite 8

14- Gin ausse,'iduetss .Galubn~,
@eItdit i'm 'iolidsn 3beil BON Staoie
eessa cine cute Ja,m ~ psrtauIter.
9serauf u Il c'irenos moaen ie rueueen
on Seter Grid. 81. Gloun, Winn.
16- Cine 1908 @isarre fir einsn
ytidel. 5rosi nab btr Commercial
Bouquet Glaarre pon Der 3. o. Bire
@i9arren 20. 3S-tn
l6S- Wrr teSnblsr 81 90 Der Buidel
Wo. l Horlbern @sisen, Der Al ,raero
elmer 3eif sp,idsn i'st uno benz l. SO,
bomber 1897 obsslisisrt unb anaenom,
men mlro als 9ob'ure oss aauiaprelIes
irseno elnes Ntuhf.S rnrumentss, iel Is
e,n Ylnno ocer Drael onsr oub als ,9ab.
luna fiir eine Nnbmaidrre. 7ies IT
elm iihersr Bes, einen Dollar fir ben
Buidel 8si5en gu ubolien. Sprstt
bet uns Dor unb ibr nerbet ousfinosn,
BOB mir cub alndltd MAIDEN.
39oa VI g. 6 ine& . T 0.
16- 5rnst nob Ter Commercial
Bouquet @laarre BON Der 8. y. @ire
@laarren Co.. bonn srba'tsl lhr bic bette
5e's @taaire. bic ibr ie seruudt bnbt.
gu perfnuisn bel u0en Sduolsrn. 3Sba
~ 5armen in i'osm @puntp in ZEN
norowsfllteu Staten Don $500 aus
tpdris, cultioirt uub nidt cultipirt. Nnu
trase mad be, Sacobicn & Nil.
I. unter Der Grftsa Nationalbant in
st. QIouo
~" &auft 9blrsrs uuo 5snIsrra6'
men onn 4. W. Brist, Der Gar'er's
aeasniiber. S7-bn
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Spbu Mfc@lrpp, COS ct. @ermaintfra6e

BON bier tuobnenoer 5armer namens ..
2obla'on ruuroe Samitas Nbeuo BON
tunt SlraBsnrdubern on9ep1dt uuo isl.
net Blaritoft i'm Beiraae Don $l75
uno zines 9lelt bobsn No'er tpsrtbss be.
raubt.
Semibi /. - Die Sdasmible bes
Sosn Steiols mlro Seitig senua uerato'
Bert weroen, 10 ouB IN tsr,eIben $4,000
CUB Sumbsr tdsild 9siduiitsn psrben
iDanen.
anofa-S. @ilisarn unb Banners,
fuslhe oes aubbiebitabls iberflbrt pur.
ben, putbe DOM 8ihtsr Der 81. Gleuo
@eiormonialt ibsruieieu.
5oirmOnt.- Ct. 8 Noble Gus
Dem 2owaiblp 8alena itsbt unisr Der
Wnftase oes Worbes. Giniae Rdlbsr,
bic Der iber 70 Slbre alte Jrau 8.
Onlper'on aetOrteu, bsianosn ft Out
Nob's'S eluseSduntem 2luoe. DIE alte
5rau poute oas 8lrb ussuebmsu, no.
seasn Noble protshirte. gr uerieste
br Jrau eiueu SioB. oatob b,eie fisl
uno einen Nrmbruh erliit. Blutusr.
sif uus trat Elm, uuo Die Jrau farb
balo nahber.
(JortIeSuna auf Seite
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Sleepp Die @rano Surp

leepp@pe.- Die @rano Surf
BON 8utonman @ountp bot elne Nn5abl
0~irettoren Der rNaoelia 5armers Bare
houie Gompanp" in Nufloeesuftano per.
iest. Dlsielben peroen beituloist, il
unssissllder Ws,ie 1000 Buidel Bsi
sen i'm @ertb BON $4,000 aus BEN
8arebOuie entfsrnt 81 babsn. Inter
ben Nnsetlasteu b%efinoen fi9 auh 1bo
mas Souoe uno Jranf See BON 2ott
Sansfu.
Hem II m. - Donnerltag feiertt
Serr >. q. 9iQesbeim. elm ouseiehene,
oeutiter GARNER, mslhsr 3uilhen bier
uno Sleepp @pe cine 9roBe Jarm be.
tre,bt. ielnen AZ. @rburtstas, unb bisie
@eleaenbeit benusten feline Sablreitsr
Treunoe in Der Staot uno unter isineu
Nitbarn, ibm in ieinem saftfrernoli1su
6auie e,neu Beiuh ob5utatten. Scr,
0iQesbeim if Der Batter BON l6 bliihen.
Den Riubern, bic a0e gut erSoaen iinb
uno gum Tbeil Dem Better auf Der Jarm,
bic Wdodsn in Der 8ide uno i'm 0auie
Der SHUTTER belftn. Dieie SdbIt As
Sabre.
5aribault.- Sonntaa Woraen
uurhe be 2sihe beS blinben @uitnp
8olfman belm 6iliden @abe Der 2.
StrnBsnbriide seiunoen. Ct mar in
Der bleiisen Blinoenanitalt er5osen unb
arbeitete sur Belt ieines 1ooes in Der
Stule. Wdbreno Der lesten Sabre
mndte uno ueriaufts er Bsian uno Sra
troSen in Der Stabt.
Dulutb. - Base Worris bat fi1
bel ben bielisen 8steranen einen ueusn
1rubel a%ufselaoen; oieie ~uerlausien pom
lbm, oaB 5. 8. Barnao als @ebulfspoit,
msiitsr srnannt weroe, NEIL aemdB Wors
ris @mpfsbluus 6elinsti uno nitt. fuie
Die 8eteranen eS asrne 9eieben battle.
s. y. @ratp oils Yoiimefter ernannt
uuroe' 9sl.ustI melsert iih, Barnaro
bu isinem &ebllfen 81 ernennen.
Delano.- 9as @elbditsaebduoe
oes Beter Slid ruuroe Ronta9 Moraen
tbellueiie bur4 Jeuer 3erhbrt: mon
slaubt. bob bas Jsuer selest uuroe.
NortbfieIb.-Beim rnter'u9sn
ieinss @ewebres ON Sonntas Na1mit-
tag entluo iid Der Sdu6 uno pes 16
Sabre alten 5rf. Glstenss GQenboaen
oss re4ten Armes luuroe 5eridmettert.
W Ontroe.- Die @obnuna bes
cine Weile n0rolld BON bier ~wosnenben
Jarmers Sobn Better muroe in lebter
onta9 Na1t burd Jsuer u~Oahdnois ser.
Hort; ous sanBe Woblliar wurbe Don ben
5lommen uersebrt. Der 8erlut betrdst
81 500; bic Werfi4sruns If nur cine &c.
rinse.
Brownton. - n ben lsbten Ia
gen famen bier pier Dipbtbsrie : Gd(s
Dor. YIN Moniaa tpuroe be Shulr
auf cine Bode seihloReu, um 10 elmer
&erbrsituns Der &ranfbeit unter ben
uorjubeuStn.
8rainerb.-9sr ihmsbiihe VIZ,
better Gilforo Sobnion tuuroe Soantos
4tsnb 10 ubr bon iunf @eselaane,n
uub berart seihlaa.n, bab er
,siinnunsslos wuree. tuornuf fe ibm
baares @elo %abnabmen. r
Glegaubria.-Gi Is4S Nsilsn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
WirO bic Mntwort nidt idulOiQ
bleiben.

DAB Die ipunliden Snsos idledt nui
bic Ser. Staateu Su ipredsn limb, if
natlrlid. Sas ipaniide Winlferium
finbet ss ieooh auaeibeinlid aub be.
quem fur isine 3mede, Die Siuso.8 rant.
belt weniafters ~ beuteln; osnn ben
Nahridten ausWabrlb Suiolss protet,rt
iie in ibrer Nuttuort auf Die gtote Der
Ser. Staaten ssSen Die grpsoltiouen
Der Jlibuftisr nit Dem Bemsrfen, ons
ourh oieie @rpeoltiOHsn oas internatios
mole &sdt uerlest morbsn ier. Diit
eiuem iolhen Sdritte madt bic ipani.
ide &ssisruns iia nur ladsrlid. Die
Bunoesresieruns bat lett benz Gusbruh
Der Gsuoiuilon aai aubl untreiiig ibr
Beitss sstban, UNI Die 5libutier ab,u.
fafien, uno peridiebene eerielbsn iino ben
Gsisben semdB beitrnft tporben. &rieos:
ihiffe rno Gsuenue : autter bdben bic
8iien 5lor,oas uno onoersn Staatsn
fO~rtruGbreno bsmabt; ons Shnhami,
ueldsm bic 6afenbsamten unterlteben,
icmie oas Suiii5 : 9spartsmnt taben
ibre Yfliht nad beftsn 8rdften eriiQ'.
Spe5ial. Slsenten uno 9stettips iinb ben
iubaniiden Batrioien i'm W~niirase Der
Bunoesresieruns iortudbrenb auf ben
Jerien sepeien. Nber mas baben be
Spanier ielbft setban. UNI ben Jlibu.
ftieru bas Sanowsrf ~ lesen? Sic
baben auh niht cine expedition on Der
2anouns u.rbincert! Warine. Sefretdr
Song bat uolfdnoie 8sht nit Der Ct.
fldruns, onB eS Sadie Der ipant'hsn
5lotte iei. Die gIpeoitipusn Der Jtibu.
itier 5u u%srbtnbsrn. Jaftiid lit elm
folder BrOtslt Spanisns Gin Ysfsnntnls
Der eissusn Sllloisfeit barSuitsleu. Die
Der. Staten baben niht bas 8eht,
grpeoiilOuen. oersn 2bsitnebmsr nidi
b~emufuei uno miliidriid or9aniirt limb.
Su u%erbtnoern; sbenio tpeni9 itebt ibnen
oas &stt 81, bic Nusiubr bon 8affen
81 inbibireu. Oh bas ipaniide Minihe.
rum iid wobl idli.Biid e;ss:.sst, "a
iei bic YHltt Der Reaisrung. lbsr bic
seiammte atlaniiihe 8iilte cine Blodobe
Su u%erbdraen? Bsnu Der Yrotsft rpiri.
LID in Der anseosu.etsn dorm eraoben
usreen ioQte. miro has Staats .Teparte
msnt obne 9meifel nit elmer i4arfen
Nniuort bereit iein.
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-Gs IN metr 9atarit IN etotr @s8tnf ets eanees
ais ron daen antersn IRA rftstten iuldnmer, unt
tis tn zen ltstsn Sdtrer allt or ais unteilear. Stelt
SATIRE ian A ~srtlartsn 6eftrren tin FUR cine lrfalt
8rdnitstt une itrisbsn fpfdlt Sstlmtttel prr, une Ia
tie tin nit ar,tlt6er Sttautluna b~eitantis nttt iu.
iirtsn. ~ertidrtsu ft Tim tur nntetlbar. Die WtHtn;
I'd ait hat %beriSisn, tdf 8dtdrrb cine Npntttuttcns.
~iranfteit ~ uue esftalb eonftiutteneae Setautluna
ertcreut. Sal's aatarrt.8ur t~drri,irt ppn j. j,
tntp& & O.. 3rlees, Stir, n bic eii,iss cen.
ittiu tic ntat sur i'm Warits. cir rtrf inntrltb In
: sftn sesr Satsn ven 10 Irppfsn be ~ tinem ltee.
ltfel vol sic ririt ttreft aut has Slut
une tte f6lsimiee SbtrAndt roe Spftms. Ste ttetet
Gpaars tur itotn 5aa ten ft ~ fuTtrsn
%psrttlt. saft sut 9treulars nnt 3susntus tom rntn.
8. 8. Gksnss Il o, Gsltts ,Ctts.
esrisuft ben susa apsthsfsrn. ID Ststt.
&sus osntliss. ctass bts tsesR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28

or am 8, IN q. Nartin am 8. uno IN hIi'
.mono am 10. Hopember fem @rlier slime
3obnarbeit uno Suportommente SebanoA
lung Seoem seiibert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28

- @elb 81 Uerletben auf Sarmlanb
sesen nleorise Staten bel Jranf8ins,
WDrhStprn
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DIR. NIVEN

miro am %. uno 90. Sctobcr
IN Bapne 'uile, am 30 uHo 81,
IN Belgrade uuo am L. , 3,
4. uno 5 Hopember III 81.
0louo ieiu. 81 ,yrteport ptro
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-17

\ thought weighing machine has
been invented by Professor Mosso,
the Italian psychologist, the rush of
blood to the head turning the scale.
The machine is said to be so delicate
the eNertion needed to read Greek
from that required by Latin.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-17

ut is said,' remarks the Medical
Times, "that ninetyfve per cent of
visual Authorizations in delirium ire
mems consists of snakes or worms, in
one form or another. DR.. Davis has
been investigating the subject in the
alcoholic wards of Bellevue Hospital,
New York City, with the opthalmo-
scope, and has brought out some in
teresting facts. In every one of the
sixteen cases examined the blood YES
sells of the retina were found to be
abnormal. Instead of being pale and
almost invisible. as in their ordinary
condition, they were dark, almost
black, with congested blood. The
blood vessels of the retina, which are
so small and mi-transparent in
health that they are not projected
into the field of vision, assume such a
prominence that they are projected
into the field of vision, and their
movements seem like the twisting of
snakes"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-17

San Francisco which, it is claimed,
will really wave. A bouy is anchored
out from shore at the proper dis
lance and securely fastened. 1t hobs
20 and down and around with wave.
tide and wind. To the top of it is
fixed wire rope which conducts the
wave motion to a motor on shore.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-17

There is a species of pine tree,
which grows in California and is
known as the giant pine, or sugar
pine, which is the largest of the pine
genus, often rising to a height of 200
feet, with trunk twenty to thirty
feet in girth.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-17

One hundred million tons of water
pour over Niagara Falls every hour.
This is said to represent sixteen mill
ion horse power. Some idea of this
enormous amount of water may be
had by understanding that the coal
produced in the world would not
make steam enough to pump a
stream of equal size.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-17

The longest commercial distance at
which the long distance telephone is
now operated is from Boston to ST.
Louis, distance of 1,4OO miles. The
line is almost twice as long as any
European telephone line.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-17

A Boston man has invented an
electric bell buoy, which automati-
cally strikes it's own number at fire.
quent intervals, thus enabling the
captain of any vessel within hearing
distance to know his position on the
darkest night or foggiest day, Three
of these bouys have been placed in
the harbor of Boston, and will be
tested by government officials.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-17

Birds and monkeys will often warn
the jungler of the approach of tiger
the latter especially take every ap-
portunity to express by loud boot
ings the intensity of their feelings at
the hated presence of either of the
dreaded beings of the jungles. have
heard too that peculiar bark of the
sambar stag sound again and again
in the night-air from out the dark
jungles on the banks of the Nerbud-
da, as he sends out a warning to his
kind that murderous ''stripes'' is
stalking near
The record-union., 1897-07-06
Importation of German Birds.

In the years 1889 and 1892 a, society
in Portland, Or, introduced 400 pairs
of song birds from Germany into that
State at an expense of little more than
$1,000. Of these the plain and black
headed nightingales have probably be-
come extinct, because few of them sur
vived the long trip, and none has since
been seen, but the other species have
multiplied with great rapidity, especi-
ally the Skylarks, which rear from two
to four broods every year, so that the
whole Willamette Valley from Portland
to Roseburg is full Of them. Besides
these there are black starlings, wood
larks, song thrushes, black thrushes,
goldfnches, chaffinches, ziskins. green
finches, bullfinches, crossbeaks, robin
redbreasts, linnets, singing quails. gold
hammers and forest finches. When If
is remembered that the insects and
fungus diseases most dangerous to orr
vegetation are those which have been
imported into this country from abroad.
and that animals and birds which ara
held in check by some balance of forcas
in their native land often becopa q
nuisance in a foreign country. inst 90
rabbits have been in Australia and
English sparrows in this country n !,
possible that some of these sonps+ar,
may prove injurious to crops. Tho
chances are, however, that they will do
more to help the farmer bv l.aani,,v
insects in check than they will to in.
Jure him.-Detroit Free Press