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The Philipsburg mail., 1900-07-20
NEWS SUMMARY.
San Francisco health office reports
the plague situation unchanged.

London Times says Japan is sending
1000 troops to China.
Thirty burgherS were killed and
wounded during the last few days
fighting near Pretoria.
Fifteen officers and 100 British sol
aiers, prisoners, have arrived at Stand.
erton, Free State, bound for Moot
Gedacht.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt contra.
diets the report that it is his intention
to retire Fl ON political life at the time
of the next election.
The Missouri state prohibition con-
vention nominated Charles e. Stokes
of Mexico for governor and Simpson
Ely of Kirksvile for lieutenant-gov
ernor.
The coffee just gathered-crop Of
1S99--in Nicaragua is being moved
from the plantations to the sea coast
with much greater rapid.ty than in
former years.
The Colombian rebels are strongly
intrenched at San joaquin, near Santa
Marta, and all the government troopa
at Baranquilla have been dis ispatched to
Santa Marta,
The announcement is made that the
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
company will engage in the ma anufact'
ure of steel rails at their works at Ems
ley, Alabama.
The rebels in China are busy SNUG
Cling in arms, including large numbers
of quick firing guns. They are SAID
to number 25, 900 and more are daily
joining them.
An important battle was fought or
Friday last about ten miles outside o.
Panama. The insurgent forces were
victorious and some 200 of the govern
ment troops were killed.
While boating on the river at South
Bend, Indiana, Fred Sinders and Mary
Claire were drowned through thei.
boat capsizing. 1t is thought there
was third person in the boat.
The Hudson Bay company has de,
clared dividend to shareholders OF
15s per share ard a bonus of los PEI
share, as compared with dividend OF
i3s and bonus of rs for the previous
year.
The secretary of the interior has di.
rected Indian Inspector Mclaughlin te
A.,
Perces to Oregon, and there inspect the
land which the old chief desires to
return.
Former president and Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison, accompanied by Mrs. STROBE
of New York, the Rev. DIR. M. l..
Haines and DR.. Henry jameson of In
dianapolis, are visiting the Yellow
stone park.
The importation of dead meat to the
United Kingdom has reached the daily
average Of over 230O tons, while wheat,
butter eggs, rabbits and game have
all enormously increased in the extent
of their importation.
1t win cost the citizens of Phla-
.
honor Of bavino the Rannblican ma.
tional convention meet there and TO
properly entertain the hosts of visitors
expected during convention week.
nv,
The Japanese naval authorities are
ebout to enter an . nav naval nro.
e,ro,o,o Asor1,, 600 ooo ,,o,,.,,,;l1 ).
YEARLY devoted TO The navr mon 1i1,e
Admiral T,,o,ar,o, rooo,,,,,a,,a +h, oo,,
struction of tornelo-ho,+ ass+ronors
~
11l. y, '''' 'o' ~ "N'.''''"p p'iAa
'I' ~ 1''i'',,'''''' 'o' V'o ''Gep'e0'-
"'D0S 'o' V''e ''"'''n'i P'o"lo'''oh
eastarn man is chosen for ers+ ,,1aco
The Philipsburg mail., 1900-07-20
CONGRESS FALLS DEAD.

Only Republican in Delaware Who Could
Cement Factions Gone.
Congressman Henry Hotfecker, Della
wares only representative in the lower
branch of the national legislature, and
who is said to have been the only re-
publican both factions of the party
could agree upon for such position,
dropped dead in Smyrna
The Philipsburg mail., 1900-07-20

General Wood declares his desire is to
keep officialdom in Cuba as clean a.
possible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
BIG GAME is ABUNDANT IN UGANDA

sps the eagles % the AuEtro-syauisb
dynasty whjeb governed Portugal VI
ttlst urBs
The suJbsnt3t HISTORY 81 Hvfutpnsa
vt3ch shares VIVA NsliDG TIE honrr
VI imsrr msntiobse IN Paradise LOST.
dates taet 10 abe end OF the fifteenth
century. wasD the Portuguese acquired
i frDrr TIE MoorE. and fsJt n. tbUurh
ser ersl times driven CUT. tin ttf cap
turs ~ the Imam O. NuBepi IN iegl
PROM that time upt59 1gg7. when u vRf
trsnEferrss 10 Imperial British ElaBr
African company. MO1ntIE8s fEe f0r ftt
governors NabUDsdpr princes Bnc
As1gtae Sns sfracsn 6ynKEaeE. and hal
been she Scene Of many Oriental trtxs-
djss The town Dgw has q population
v' $4,000. Including 1905 vtf1t ~t,srsunI,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26

furnace rogr1s Of boats 81 IN reznsrS-
nb3e tbe amount Of work whits tts
frxrnep accomplish. The large,
steamer. those with a eunen furnaces.
when running unosr high pressure
burn I'D not fewer than three t0nE PEI
hour. That means that every EiIty
rnipuiea eseh q THE three IRENE. ngst
shovel a ton o. coal into the g1EA-tie
fire bores, and that ton 81 coal uus;
te tossed. not into ~ place. tui ascs
into q separate place. This gasrartess
that the freuen are TIE tDEseSt rsa
on the boat several times over When
q, last tbeF finish their sjx % siEa;
hour shift the men are Thoroughly Ell.
hauEte5. and nome po1nds lighter ikaa
when they went Down Their loss 10
precipitation often amounts 30 EsTe-zi
pUuDdE. but there jig always q CORES.
pUndiDg gain in appetite. snd when
this iE sppssse6 the men have regsiE-
&C il weight all they lost while ikey
were down in the hold.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26

rushing railroads snlsne from tott
tbeif pVru. and have oVw completed
the.u To a distance o, over SS5 rrileE
The ugaD1z ruse. N TIE vthsr hana
B Dyfit 70 a distance o. g19 rilss
and laeks but 30 .! reaching Victoria
SFanza iuE UsrznlpuE East Africans
already spear u il az rOnp]etse. ard
THE present generation hOpas 10 30 20
Ca3'0 by rail
Railroad 6erslCDneri ~ Uganda IL Z
slow process. for tie character % tss
country. az may re seen by THE photo
graphs requires careful E~nginssrSnE
EDElsrd has already spgnt SO ps00g0
On the SOB. and every nile costs 10 TIE
DelghboibODo Ot SS93g5. Prom MON
bsGa 70 4 point year Lake SisTAksa
] 900 feet sbOrs EEz level the road pre-
~ . continuous ~sUuusasion r.
grades IL iasn rrskes d Egc5en drop
81 2Np9 feet 10 the lake. and after
WARDS sscsnds To a lzepg loot lsrel BE-
fore arriving d; NySEIz. The lioe
pSSs$A through vast barren spots. but
iben again aEesnds 10 plstszus and
mountain ranges where The climate "
'effsthinY sne The vegetation re5un-
dsni. Minerals are said 70 abound
~plenufullY. and. scaOroing 10 q geolo-
gisi ~ Zsnz bar. Mount KIli-anos-o
is SoIo iron" The nstires o, Uganda
are superior races. formed sD~leno.6iy.
i2~tellizent beyond The ordinary. and
- independent that they will 10, work
on TIE railroad II IL. therefore. BE-
INK eonE;ruetse mostly by ooolie labor.
Hombasz town. IL which the mer-
camille hfe n EBglisb Est Africa u
destined 10 center. Is situated On the
eastern side 0, al lslsDd % the sams
nSns Which is three miles ia Length.
and . and q hall In breadth. After
a sleep ~ centuries q, has suddenly
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
IL Partial to Mooogrsms-

Sir L. Alma-Tsdema, the eminen.
painter. is particularly partial to mon
ograms. Over many Of the doors OF his
beautiful house in ST. Johns Wood his
monogram appears, but perhaps the
haDpiest notion Of all in this direC-
ton is the one which occupies nearly
the whole OF the door which opens 10
the entrance leading to the conserva-
tory. His full name is Laurence Alma
Tadema. The Il" is composed of the
various wooden curves used by artists
for insuring symmetrical drawing. the
"A" is an easel. the cross-bar aGmira-
bly, representing the cross line of the
letter. while the final initial is repre-
sented by a huge IT" square. Sir l..
Alma-Tadema's conservatory is a floral
fairyland. Winter or summer flowers
in full bloom are always there. He has
a choice collection of tropical plants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
BIRD MUSIC.
wosdsrfnl Eseei 90 ISdLAns NJ /,
Concert

Concert
IN bis "Reoollsrt5ons Of an Old Mu-
sic!sr." N-. Thomas Ryan tells Of the
eject produced by . violinis; CD =
family party q Indians who occupied
the front Eez,E al e concert IN Topeka.
Kan Il Wa told there was a father
with six son IN The party, ali ysTy
large. brosd-EhODldeTeG men They
fled quietly into their seats, preceded
by a local guide. in whose hands they
seemed like good, docile ehildTen One
cal never know what they thought o.
uE. but u can DO something 10 the
way Of inference. They sal quite i'm
movable in their EsSts. with their OK
like eyes fixed on our party while we
played serious music. No. shadow Of
emotion could De seen On their coun-
tensnees. The fifth number Of the
program MAS q violin solo by Nj.
Sehulue, and for an encore he gave
a little caprice. entitled The Bird in
the Tree" The moment Mr.. Schulze
began this piece the Indians were all
alive. their eyes Eparkled with pleas
ure. and they ngdged each other with
their elbows; and when the little bird
melody and limitations OF bird-singing
began they looked all around the cell
ing and the walls, doubtless expecting
10 Zee singing birds fitting about. Not
seeing any. they looked AT The violin
list and began 20 understand hat he
was the magician. The surprise ana
almost i~nersculity depicted on the
faces Of these children OF nature was
a rare show in itself. At it's oonclu-
sion they jumped up and down, just
as little children DO when something
unusual pleases them."-Youth's Com
panion,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
Hurley o. Liberal yasss,ss..

Prof Hu1jey's definition ~ q liberal
education Is worth committing 20
memory. That man has a liberal ed
ocstion who has been SO trained in
youth tina; bis body - the ready SER
ant Of bis viii. sad does with es-ss a.i
p~lea-lre all the work that. as 4 mech
snism. 1t ~ capable Of; whose intsllee,
is a clear. cold logic engine. with al
its parts OF equal strength and in
smooth working order. ready. like a
steam engine u be turned 70 any kind
Of work. and spin the gossamscs az
well a. forge the anchors OF the mind.
whose mind is stored with a knowledge
OF the great and fundamental truths q
nature and Of the laws Of her opera
lions; one who. no sclnted aseetic. =
full o. life and fire. but whose passions
are trained 10 come to halt By a y.goT-
Gus will. the servant OF a tender con-
science: who hes learned to love al
beauty. whether OF atu or Of art, u
hate all yileness, and 10 respect Others
as himself. Such a one, and no other,
has had liberal education"
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
mission cife
in Pekin...

After securing a place adyantageous-
ly located for reaching a large popula-
ton. the missionary begins the dreary
work Of repeating after a Chinese
teacher the various words he learns.
giving to each in its turn the four dif-
ferent tones OF the Chinese language,
each tone or infection having a dis
tnct and separate meaning. After a
year spent in this way he makes his
Arst attempt at street preaching, and
by talking TO natives wherever ne can
get them TO listen he seeks his first
convert. ont Of whom he makes a help
er or native preacher. With his first
convert made. the missionary feels
himself established, and then follow
schools and churches.
In Pekin. where the missions are
well on their feet. the work Is divided.
In the compounds. which are usually
in a quiet part OF the city, are gath
cred the homes OF the missionaries,
their schools. colleges and hospitals.
and a church. called the domestic
chapel, for services among their pro-
Tossing converts. The outside work
consists OF daily preaching in street
chapels, which are secured along the
crowded public streets. and In the pc
riodic visits TO surrounding villages
and cities.
The Chinaman Is nearly always
ready to hear a new doctrine. and the
street chapels are full of men. who
drop in. sit a while to listen. get up
and leave whenever they do not like
II. or stay to inquire II they are inter-
ested. These inquirers are. II possible,
taken To the mission compound, intro
duced 10 native Christians and mis-
~sionaries. given a gospel or two, and
invited to come again. SO the work
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
What a ReW Hdpocate
OF The Faith lRust DO
10 Win conplrtS.

spreads, the inquirers scatter and mes
sages come to the compounds from
distant villages. asking them to come
there and preach more of the new doc
trine.
lhis outside work. however. can only
De carried on in the winter time. Life
IS strenuous in China. aud the people
have no time to listen while thew are
sowing and gathering their crops. Mis-
~sionarles have tried to work In the
summer, but the ~torrential rains make
travel difficult, and the people will not
stay to hear while they have work to
do.
With the cold of winter. however the
roads freeze and travel is easy. while
the people. with their crops garnered.
are ready and anxious to hear and dis
cuss-for the Chlnaman is a philoso-
pher; he enjoys debate keenly and
accepts only what seems to him rea-
sonaoie and just. The missionaries
travel about In the Chinese carts dur-
Ing the long, cold winters from village
10 village. stopping in the cherries
Chlnese inns or at the home OF some
'Ilendiy native, trying to follow up
those who have come to them as in
qu'reFS' AS this work car only be car
ried on In cold weather, and as life In
d Chlnese city Is neither healthy nor
comfortable in summer. the city COM
pounds are closed in the spring and
the missionary families move for the
summer to some mountain resort near
by; the great place near Pekin being
the famous western hills, only about
hiteen miles from the city. The hills
are covered with beautiful old temples
Kept by sleek. ~bald-headed Buddhist
priests, where accommodations can be
secured for the summer at very rea-
Sonaole prices.-Leslie's Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
STERILIZATION OF MILK.
a Frsr,~H ua.,s Lsssssss Nourls.Aur
Qtnnx,r,s~ ts ts,s sArsd-

gunnni.~ 80 fsse sausd-
After al thBi has been written aoo
pfescf.sa siruIi The D~srssEity of Ettr-
iltz1E mIlk tur fbe ua. uf infants. IL
ibuBe u uErs Il 1b1n wuule do their
fun dutr tire medirbl specialists in
the cUrE ~ kflldrtn Hre ngw ct the
OJtrtun lnEt E1t-fllzHllm lessons the
nt'uriEttnr pnEdtiat rf milk. ana rsp-
osrT d tttbcuh ut Digestion.
The lEsaEr tsathtnr On TINS import
sri fk11e IN lie lraT medical circles 10
uhbz m1it muEt Hf Detssssify lie Elsral-
1beo fsr BEtt1Fs sEbt IL it has iesu
sEJ'oBec 10 harmful EHrrla. sul that IL
"a h1f1gethsf preferable &c prtgInrs in
tSrtE foot with -unstAr1iIase ui1t !,
rooo ana chemically siaBr milk can
ne had Thu rDsBrIf that JiHdns ktuuld
~ ihEsn TO Ett milk truu healthy
nvrh fhEt hare i,ssr milEe6 in q clean
~ manner The ulk beirE ke,t there
at1sr rD reses for nBs ia ugssn reRseas.
9npe0F covered.
IL az stsfisr nov for hose who can
sfors tt 5GF &c. IL TO procure ebsni-
utIlF pure milk In lErEs tdf5ss than in
nrtnT country Dlnues a Large number
q J's9sls nvw make 4 5aE3nsas Of 1ak-
11E care 81 Guvs than many human
btt1EE rs,S0rs. milking then win the
VirIaEI sanitary sGsG2Vly1k. aDs TIN
FFTJrs The MIX 10 tbose VITO demand
Chemically clean ullk tCt 1ufsrtE hrc
iDrulian.
On TIE farm tie ~huasevjfe usually
takeH pains % ses3d the milk racsp-
-scSsn but N the majority uf cases
he milking is Zone by 4 hired rxr
who hEs Dsrsr been taught. and oosE
DT kBOv THAT 4 miller sbOuld have
tlsso hsr1E il would be easily pos
r55]e TO inEiEt thGt o1s who rniIEs
SHOULD WASH his hands t~bcr0uEhly just
before milking II there IL not a ytEu-
lsr dairy for the njIk. q special place
t5oulo be Sefi1Orsd OF 10 hold 81
wien r5tticE IL TIE pans. this place
Ehorl6 D. screeusa truu fSes. which
etl-y typhoid tortzgloo. tro nothing
milk sbOuls be kept there. SO thai
ooorr % fruits and Vegetables and all
oosr shEll bs kept from the milk AID
cream
MIX Intended tvr Infants should be
put AT Soon as MIXED into glass hot
ties, that. after being cleaned. have
bes1 r5nsed IL boiling water and turn
ct upsic d0w1 10 drain upon q se2ld-
&c clE1. The bottles EtouIo then be
covered closely with q stopper q cot
ton batting. o.. IL for transportation.
tie bottles shoula have q liquid light
cap; this. II Of metal. xhOuio be kept
from to0thing ire milk with one Of
tie patent paper csps. that can be dip
Jed into boiling water NlthCu1 injury.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
Rat. AHkt Stockholm.

Stockholm and its enyirons are suf-
fering from a plague Of rats. which. IL
1t Is not checked. may later lead TO a
plague Of disease. The evil has gone
on UNDECIDED for years. and now the
pests are so numerous that people are
crying out for energetic measures. The
rats career about the city toward even
ing. and may be seen romping even In
crowded tboroughfares. so bold have
they become owing To the lsxity OF
the authorities. Not a house in the
town is free from the pest. and serious
damage is being doSs to foundations.
II is proposed to offer a premium for
each rat destroyed. after the policy
adopted by the Copenhagen corpora
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
Professor becomes Pastor.

The Congregational!st says: The
call OF Prof. Edward Cummings, OF
Harvard University. TO the passionate
Of the South Congregational church.
Boston. over which DIR. Edward Ever
EFT Hale has ministered so many years.
is OF more than usual significance. In
that II implies that he will give up pro-
f~essional ambitions at Harvard and
prefer the ~pastorate, and In that IL will
be a notable instance OF a a coming
to the Christian ministry without much
of the conventional training for the
profession. but who. on the other hand.
Is unusually well equipped for the dis
cussion Of the ethical and sociological
problems OF the day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26

II any pns enAer163nt the foss thsa
Sbs earth hEt beep fuf'1y FwsId ~ Wig
game anG asments vrsr toe pnatiur
ths'eOf. be thVvl6 thts q ensusg straD
IN UgsD6S. fIHFi AfficB. 10 ops wy
ysss shoVt II there EtfipE On TIE rs'-
srlds ~ shs Csaf,A1 bprsa a. Monhaana
basSn NpnthEUssr nigts gStter INA
teris for urpltful nSrrufipp that
wOvlS mafs mn prsraput Efforts Hssw
like nurssrY taies Any cue ssdllog
tovt Dw1 81 MgfUhEAs ihtss days fully
sEtetsx 10 stu9uitss bvfDs -rtGD-eEiang
bssEt Arthur HSrotngG the Brgtab
aptsipl Dui " 30 the writer "B sumo
fttGs IL pDf lgus ~ Fxts'spjnaie tbs
bVts. trErsi GU the UEaasds railway
sDuit ae oonGBi1se with attnorhe t'11nr
e~SeiaspeaY Mr. G. b. RyslL q brave
Sns sSpetltuusa bvpteu. vac 80
0sr,ly t1ilst ~ a nnflsxt ubicb eD-
tss@o t0 tsl3wsy u1ntr AID orAgTe6
him ON, thfUHgt the wipdgw NJ
EYslfs oVt3es ~ az pToef 0f tbs Pun
g&sb pQl1es sns SEeri Srperiptso6eri
~ fbe UgJaaS railway pollus fsgt1ra5
h1fs 10 slsey pu tas track s1S on TIE
nixti ~ guSs { last he wgs q, be post
IN company VITA W. other sht-s tDsu.
beNsit. Bu.ner sH1 Pared by sr.ea-
sntfH. No.. Psfsai tpot tbt trst wutch
sao s.slaVhsc n3frself oytslSs the dov,.
rt3ct. "a a Jgaods css. is u the
snd NJ EFSB t~tfsttbeo hlraseli Oh
tht floor and NJ Bsbnsf OacuvisG 4
bgrk 3usa sbvr- nitl
Jhs tram lay 81 Yanl4s station with
~ es,gADs - TIE construction CAMP
NJ. PsseN o01ere 90 az about = Il y.
bat Ess eRtvrbss Immediately. AID
ibrusijug W bAs hsae. esns IL DOB
tact VITA tAs belly q a huge BonesF
wsath wa stepping 0rsr h1rn. H'beth-
~r Mr. P&ftti Naa arrass. snS. ~ 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
VALUE or SALT.
Ps- Peop&s Appreciate ta.. Many Viz
tuss Of So. ArAsl.-

icss Of sac ArTAs1.
Salt IL Epch q common article In The
h0useboJ5 TIA; many 0: us 90 Dot SUI
tc5eniIy APPRECIATE IL az being Of high
medicinal value Many and vsri1ps
are the remedial Uses 70 which Il nav
b@ put. AID tie tree 0f o. ssll goes
la 70 preserving health ia Tire home.
As q csuiifr5es COMMON salt may te
relied upon BY ius !udicious Use the
teeth are kept white. The gums hard
and the breath ~e@ When the xuns
are kp0ngy The mouth sho1ld bs xssa-
&c out twice Z day with salt and water.
Warn EAa, and water. held in the
mouth. Will sometimes bSulkh tooth
ache and ~ least make the affection
Lighter. while il is both szte AID easy
% Try. Again, equal parts Of alum and
salt or ven salt alone, placed on a
piece Of cotton wool and inserted IL
the hollow o. an aching tooth, Will
often give relief when other means
have failed To sllsy n~earalgic pains
IN The bead and face take a sinai! bag
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
Paper Made from Ieuther.

A novel use Of leather is In the
manufacture OF ibroleum. a new pa
per product, which is the invention
of G. Brigalant of Barentin. in
France. This is a sort OF leather
paper or board. which is made from
waste cuttings of skins into small bits.
and then immersing them in a large
vat containing an alkaline solution.
which dissolves the glutinous matter.
but leaves the ibers unaltered. The
resultant fiber is then beaten and
afterward pressed through a refner.
The stun is run onto the wire and a
very thin paper is made. which is cut
into sheets. and while wet is placed
in piles and subjected TO pressure 10
squeeze the water out.
Many a mans vices have at first been
nothing worse than good qualities run
wild.-Hare.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
The Sportsman Moy Stalk Lions in the
Streets of Mombdsa.

tts German Eaet African fdsHmtttp
COMPANY. vtitt hUt q monopoly IN TIE
ffStfc. Prom ~ GradsDGs The CON
pBuF 10 snEbieG erery year 80 tUil6
a Dew St5p she Last one in-lnE begun
~ trial trip att be beEtnntrr % last
month ERcb q these rsssslS Ia built
hrnasomer sno with greater carrying
uspGrlfy ttsp the ~yfeuseinE oDe. but
they are tu1sc 80 ihs1r ut-Dufa never
tbelgHs 10 iHndlt foe constantly in
cfeaSeng Gsfgps&. The Germans are
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
Or A TRIP wrTH HIS wTyES

carved Christian symbol Z u g"
CeDosbs. Esr&slsnE.B-ttEh iodiaasB%
lact-s and other AlsticE trO- 1Us1h
u PerKisn guli. Arabs. Free swat5lis
s1c kl&TsS There ere Two fine hsr-
bora formed by zsruk 81 TIE pea where
Iron peff Ere 80 crane AFFORD tht
5sst 81 liabilities 20 Shipping Tbe-s
u q trSi-elaAs hospital Egre-n-srt
tui1eing tram lipe and Newspaper.
The streets are ell named. the houses
numbered. nsW business firms ouo-
SANITY opening ~ an6 = re ,lg-z
VIII only behave. M0uo2s& expects
soon 70 be the moEt thriving city q
the African East shore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26

OF nanneL. nj with
salt. heat thor
oughiy and apply
TO the affected
part. A bag OF salt
placed hot 10 the
feet or any other
portion Of the
body is better for
giving and keeping
warmth than Is
the conventional
brick or hot water
bottle. Salt placed
on the gun when q
tooth has been ex-
tracted viii. pre-
vent protuse bleed
ing at such a time.
An excellent gar
gle for the throat
Is simple salt and
water. Many seri-
GUS cases OF throat
affection might be
cured by the use of
this alone, II only
taken In time.
a every
hour or half hour,
as the need a
FanfR Ha1anI
clOfh XrnnR n,if
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26
Canad... Ednc ,,lon.l C.mn.lrn.

Over 1900 textbook and aliases OF
the dominion OF Canada have been
supplied TO rural schools In Eng
land by Lord Strathcona. the Cana
dian high commissioner. Tho Cans
dian government IS very anxious l.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-10-26

encourage the study Of the history.
geography and resources OF Canada in
the schools OF the United Kingdom and
therefore offered about four weeks ago
10 supply any rural schoolmaster with
az many specially prepared textbooks
as he had scholars. schoolmasters all
over the country took up the idea with
enthusiasm and n and all agreed
that from an imperial point OF view
nothing but good results can follow.
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OF salt water. 10 also an
excellent remedy for simple sore
throat. Salt in tepid water ia a
handy emetic; as an anti6 tie for the
poison silver nitrate or lunar caustic
give salt and water freely. For poi
soning by alcohol an emetic OF warm
salt and water should be given and
repeated often.
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been galvanized into activity. and II
the old Moorish sultans who formerly
held sway there could have a look In
at the new metropolis they would rub
their eyes In wonder. The time-be-
gTimed fort erected In 1894 by the Por-
tuguese government is now used az a
military store and central iail for the
entire professionals. II still bears the
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no telegraphie lines. and Is reached
only after a long voyage up the ANA
o and It's tributaries. Acre produces
about 5000 900 worth OF rubber an
nually .-Pedro de Castro in Rio de ia
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ord