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The Lamar register., 1898-06-01
AN AMATEUR PIRATE
MAJOR ssea. neaaes raru.a tr~-, rasr-
Ias 10 Ir..hes.ias.


In the 81 Nicaolas Me- Fraak r.
stockton continues his skctehss OF
The Buccaneers Of our Coast" ~i,h
an account of BlaeesSArd" and sseee
Bonnet. two famous pirates. Concern
ing the latter Nr. Stccktoa sayss Early
In the siSh,esath century there lived
In BriasetDWn. in the iAland cf EArts-
dos. very pleasant. middle agra sea-
tiozaan named Major stede Bonnet. lie
was a nasa II comfortable e.rram-
Stances. and had eesa an ofncsr IN tAe
Brs;lsA army lie bad retired s-osa
military service. and hsa bonwht IA
estate az BridErto~n. where he lived
Ia oornfors and ~as respected ~ hls
aeiEh hoTz Bus tor eczap reAson or
other this aaiss ard reputable srafle.
mRn got Il into his had that he should
like 20 be a pir1tc Bus bsssasa the
EsaeEal reasons shy M.Jss Boanes
should nos bscors a pirate. aad wk.eh
sppilet TO all rnen a. Seli as 10 him
self. thefe ras 5 sFeeizi reason against
his adoption % the pSa,ecsion af = res-
roebsr--hs was an ozi-xaa- out lanas-
mz= and knew nnysirk WhAserFr Of
nautical ahAirs. he was foza es Ais-
tory and we'll read la sAs literature II
the day. lie ~1k Aceassornsd 20 tss
habits Of good sccte;y and kasw a
sooS deai about farming ana horaes
aud COWS as4 poaItry. Bot nps~ita-
standing hts absolute gaaszess for
such ii.e. Major B0snsi was deter
mined to become gtrAte and he be-
came one. Ne nsd nezcy to buy a
ship and 70 ~ her GU, and man aeF.
and this he quietly dia al Brsdgssowa.
nobody supposiag that be ws4 going
10 do anything Esore than s,zst on on
some commercial cruise. whsa every
thing vas ready his vessel slipped oct
Of tie haTsor one night. Aad after ks
was sailing upon The rolling ssA bs
stood upon the quarter deck and pro
claimed himself pirate. lie ran up
the black Gag girded on a great cut
lass. and folding his arras be oraered
hhs tnate 20 steer the vessel to the
coast y, Virginia nOnnrt's men were
pr1ctsced seamsn. and 80 ~hen this
green hand came la,o the waters OF
Virginia he actually took two or thrse
vessels and rcbncd them Of their ear
KIT. tAEIAIk tlf tlipo ADG srlulbE
the crews ashore, This had grown 10
b. common crsiom among the pir-
ases. Who though cruel and hard
hearted. had not the Inducements of
the old buccaneers 20 torture and rnur-
der the crews o, the vessels whirh they
captured II was called .maroonins'
and was somewhat less heartiess than
the old methods. As Bonnet wished
10 adopt the customs Of thu society, IN
which he placed himself when he
found himself too far from iaad TO put
the captured crew on shore he did no,
hesitate TO make them walk the plank
a fayoriie device OF pirates wheneyer
they had no convenient way OF dispos-
Ing Of their prisoners. In one branch
Of his new profession Bonnet rapidly
advanced. He soon became greedy
robher and a cruel eonqueror He cap
tured merchant vessels ali along the
coast as far north as New England.
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alif ttrrt Assistant pdatraa So 4
hEesh tite gsgftat ecryle4 90 4,
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ci7efsrt rarlrs wtl - - |,
array suihuiahrea 40 - -
t'riys.tss will Art a. raII sra.,-l'.,..
aad rafrlezH Fsspecllysly.
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anth. ~.

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fsetsl krd the r-tan tsartse ts ,lF
las ~ Eker r,as tnzu an 5thaF l.
plreS ~ ps-itsa sla t'asdag1 4
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often mlrhlr p.,elopr,,.

Teacher-"what is meant by the
sense of toueh!" Pupil" Knowing
whom TO ask for loan."-Nsw York
World.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-01

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Mai E,pss sag tNsi bitat
cpsBe nzlass frqG. aaIss~fs ~,
resaH auyFa3nr tAzt pas sald go
marks ssse myssf
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rat tat ! Uaatin+t stau3 - ia.
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The Lamar register., 1898-06-01

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n-a.sr 1, ma NJ.

Cls2n blood r1sszs = r'saa Il.
beauty wiiho1t i, CaseAEess. Ca.A- !,
80 e,sAns year kSa4 and krs,a < ~
stirr4ax ~ The lsfT iivsr Aai i-iri,r]
PARTIES fru-5 tss tosty. Rsria -
h,AnisA pifnVies, tosis 6ia;chss, ts..-iS
anfthsi siekly b.iAa1s cc-s Flsri.t = ,
CAseasets = tr1sty f1r t.s esass &c
<tsts. satisfArtica sasrsatrp1. u 5
The Lamar register., 1898-06-01

entirely justinahie. Ii is underg,ood
however. that the French ofsesrs. In
conversation with other people. criti-
clEed the wisdom OF the attack
The Lamar register., 1898-06-01
Harbor of sam Juan.

The peninsula upon which the Nor
ro and the lighthouse stand is thrust
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-10
siberia's Snow Flower.

Travellers in Siberia tell of the won.
derful flower that grows there, and
which blooms only in January, when
the winter is at its height. The bios
som has something Of the character
istic Of "morning glory" lasting
only single day. The flower, when
it opens, is star-shaped, its petals Of
the same length as the leaves, and
about half an inch in width. On the
third day the extremities of the an
Tiers, which are five in number, show
minute, glistening specks, veritable
vegetable diamonds, about the SIZE
of a pint head-these are the seed OF
the flower. A Russian nobleman
named Anthoskoff took a number OF
the seeds to st. Petersburg. They
were placed in pot OF snow and
frozen earth. On the coolest day OF
the following January the miraculous
flower burst through its icy covering
and displayed its beauties to the won
dering scientists. The plant has been
very appropriately named .'the snow
ower."-Pittsburgh dispatch.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-10
a Test for waser.

There is urgent need Of simple
and reliable test for ascertaining the
purity of water. An analytical chem
list gives the following directions,
which are readily understood, and can
be applied by a person ofayerage in
telligence. "Filla clean bottle three
fourths full Of the water to be tested,
and dissolve in the water half tea
spoonful of the purest sugar-loaf, or
granulated will answer, cork the
bottle and place it in a warm spot for
two days; if at the end Of this period
the water becomes cloudy or milky, it
is unfit for household use. II on the
other hand it remains clear and fresh
looking the probabilities are that it
is at least approximately pure and fit
for all domestic purposes"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-10
An Underground City.

In Galicia, in Austrian Poland,
there is a remarkable underground
city, which has a population of over
200 men, women and children,
scores of whom have never seen the
light of day. 1t is known as the
City of the Salt Mines, and is stu
ated several hundred feet below the
earth's surface. 1t has its town hall,
theater and assembly-room, as well
as a beautiful church decorated with
statues, all being fashioned from the
pure crystallized rock salt. Ithas well
graded streets and spacious squares,
lighted with electricity. There are
numerous instances in this under
ground city where not single in
dividual in three or four successive
generations has ever seen the sun or
has any idea Of how people live in
the light of day.-Roxbury Gazette.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-10
THE IRISH BROCUE.
A Simple Rule That writer's in Dialect
Should ObAerye.

J. lI - -
An Irish correspondent Of the Pail
Mall Gazette says:
sIn your review Of Mr.. Macnam-
ara's Irish Idylls, you very truly OBJ
serve that no Irish peasant speaks Of
the priest as tpraste,' and it is more
than surprising that a writer with
such name could make such a gross
mistake. Many writers, however, fall
into similar errors, notably Mr.. Kip
ling, who makes Private Mulvaney
speak of her majesty as the tquane.'
There is a simple rule which writers
affecting an Irish brogue would do
well to become acquainted with, and
thus avoid offending the ears Of every
Irish reader who knows anything Of
the matter. Words containing the
combination 'ea,' such as tea, meat,
ETC., are pronounced as if spelled tay,
mate, etc. Again, words with Ell
such as receipt, are pronounced re-
safe; but no words containing the
combination ie' are ever given that
sound. No Irishman mispronounces
belief, priest, chief. This is also true
of the words containing the double e.
suchas beef, seen, feel, or queen, with
one single exception, the word queer,
which, oddly enough, they call quare.
And the popularity of 1rishmen in
this matter is readily explained.
When English was first taught in
that country the first three novels
were given the same sound as they
possess in all Latin countries to-day.
Bearing this in mind, it is easy to
see why 'e' and Ell are in Ireland
sounded as Eay,' and also why 'ie' is
never sounded in the same way. In
this connection, ii may, perhaps, be
mentioned, that Pope and other
writers Of his day always wrote Of o
dish Of tay.'"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-10
'f;ll;ons Of Men And

. have kidney and bladder trcu-
gcne11 H it Is . tired muscle ache.
swes IL serionsness y not appre
ca TaLs gssaiPs l e d sssSl.. U Jazz
80 :. = Reans will remove the kidney
iaI sIs cure cure the aching back, remove
.cre.ssa out feeling. cramps and pains
y h nmon to women. They relieve
and s0G saoa re e 1ssl ssd
40, g1,. ona M the urinary organs.
p, a1 W;S S Beans, Discovered and
9tl,in.cted By THE Tunnels, OF Phila-
sszssi!. ss:.: s File. ointment ''' '.''
rsruer.' L,t,le Liver Turner's
,,s,v small pill. Turns your liver.
= : 3. cE1ss- Sole Agent so. olarks
burg
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-10

The largest fund expended
yearly by any country on behalf
of its army is that of Russia, the
latest military budget of which
amounted to s42. 500. 600.
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The Crystal palace. Sydenham,
accommodates more people than
any other building in the world
lit will hold 100000 people.
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A Hard Fate.

A woman feels that she knows
what it is to have a great disgrace to
live down, if she bakes cake for a
church social, and it fails to rise
Atchison Globe.
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There are more theaters in
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Italy than elsewhere In the
world.
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EATON & MAINS. 1918

Mrs. M. B. Ford. Ruddell's, ILL.,, sui.
fered for eight years from dyspepsia
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IA Perkins, of Antiquity, O., was
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was ouickly cured by using DeWitts
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The people Of the United States
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Germany combined.
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The largest hotel in the world
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900. 600 establishment, built by
millionaires for millionaires.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-10

Spain has more sunshine than
any other country in Europe,
the average being 5000 hours.
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The Oldest tree Ia the British
Islss is the Brabourne yew, in
Kent. 5000 years old.
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Go to Fernald's for upholster-
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cheap. 2etf
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The
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OF any paper IN the country. ~ 10 Low
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GEN. SHERMAN'S MINORS,
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