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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30
THE PHoNoeRAPH Ia RUSSIA.
Regarded with DIsfnycr by the Po-
lice Authorities.

Edison's phonograph has had a bat
tie royal with Russian press censorship,
says the Angio-Russian. In the pavilion
Of the public gardens in Tagonrog the
machine was exhibited, and attracted
large audiences. 1t played and sang,
and laughed and spoke for some time
undisturbed, until a police officer heard
the machine reciting one Of Kriloffs
famous fables, viz: "Demyan's Ckha's
(soup or hospitality. but with some
variations On the original text The Of
fcer got suspicious. and not trusting
10 his memory, he ran at once and got
kriio1fs book, and came again to listen
TO the monographs version Of the
fable To his horror he found the
fable reproduced not at all as il was
passed By the censorship more than half
a century go. An alarm was raised at
once, the higher local authorities COM
municated with, and the OF thu
pavilion, Mr.. PaTafnoyiteh. was called
upon to explain the behavior Of that
speaking American beast. All the poor
manager could do was TO open the mys-
FERROUS inside Of the criminal machine
and hand over TO the authorities the in
discreet cylinder which threatened TO
tel the peaceful inhabitants so many
undesirable things. But the arrest Of
the chief criminal was considered in
sufficient. as it could not have acted
without a human accomp.ice. So. ac-
eording to the Taganrog yiestnik. the
affair has taken its official course. and
the innocent manager of the pavilion
has lost in the mean time his generally
good appetite and sound sleep. as be
does not know il what punishment the
official proceedings viii result, and how
long lie will have to wait until his fate
is decided.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30
MR.. oenTLEEY cHAcRlNeo.

He Realizes in His own Experience
Something He Had often Read OF.
when there o in the household a
question as to the expenditure of money
for a purpose that to me seemed a
not indulge in" said Mr.. Gentleby, ac-
cording 10 the New York Sun, Il OPP
posed it vigorously. / am not so sure
but what some of my vigor arose from
the fact that the money to be spent
would come cut of my own pocket; but
/ was right about it, anyway. 1t would
have been an unwise and unreasonable
expenditure for us to make, and KNEW
it, and l resisted it TO the extent Of re-
fusing TO make it.
"And then / made a great mistake.
After l had got it all settled for good
reasons, and finally and distinctly had
refused to spend the money. then,
moved by Mrs. Gentleby's continuous
discussion and by my own desire to
please her, I said all righ:, us'd spend
the money.
Well said Mrs. Gentleby. 4 think
they ought 10 put you up on that pole.'
and she pointed TO a fagpole on a
building within sight Of our domiciIe,
upon which there was once a weather
vane, which we often consulted, but
which 4.as now been removed.
well, / haven't been so shocked in
years. had readin novels. and every
where else. about how women Ike
strong men, that above all other quail
tiles they admire courage ard that they
glorify the ~resolute and despise the
v~acillating, but / had Y realized it
until now. But / realized il now with
a vengeance. By this act of weak
ness, prompted by kindness though if
was, l had knocked myself down from
my pedestal.
thereafter when I kick 1 kick to the
end"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30
LUMINOUS PAINT.
Used for a Variety II Purposes in city
and Country.

Luminous paint is used more in
the country than in the city, but its
use generally is increasing. SAYS the
New York Sun. II is used in cities in
dark scenes in the theaters. and dancers
costumes are coated with it. Luminous
paint is used for the Illumination of
doctors signs, and Of street numbers.
and night bells, and keyholes and deer
knobs, and it is used TO paint match
boxes and various other things. 1t is
not luminous except in the dark. and SO,
for sign purposes, it is used only in
such places as are not reached by the
rays from the street lamp.
Luminous paint is not phosphores-
cent, but it absorbs light in The CAV, or
light from electric or other artificial
lights. which it gives out in the dark;
most commonly, indoors and out. il is
used upon objects that are exposed 10
daylight. The distance at which such
objects can be seen at night depends
upon their size. Luminous paint i
used in the country on highway sign
boards or ~guidboards. for painting
posts or stones marking roadways. and
so on. and on the water it is used for
painting harbor buoys.
There is also made luminous card
board, which is used for various pur-
poses.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30

! USTER ENCAMPMENT NC. 10.
ar meetings first and third Wednesday
4 each month at the I. o. o. F. hall. in
1T 2 o'clock. Brothers in good stand
requested 10 attend.
HENRY STURKEY, C. P.
siberts, Scribe.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30

China. or at least some of the off,
Gals of China. wished a few years 2
to retaiiate for American Chinese re-
striction laws by laws prohibiting the
importation of American kerosene.
Chang Chitung, viceroy of Canton. adj
dressed a memorial TO the emperor, in
which he arraigned kerosene as the
greatest menace TO the peace ard pros
perity OF the empire. 1t burned up 4Ga
houses in Swatow, he said, and cost SEQ
people their lives. Soon afterward it
burned 1,c0O houses in Canton and de-
stroyed s~i0,ooo,O0O worth Of property.
1t was responsible, he declared. for
nine-tenths of the fires that occurred
every winter in Canton.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30

Rev. DR.. Swallow, who poiled such a
surprisingly big vote in Pennsylvania
recently, had a campaign button which
was a mystery to all save those who
knew the family history Of the preacher
and his wife. Mrs. Swallow was a Robin
before marriage. and the button cor
tanned a picture of two birds flying side
BIZ side.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30

LIVER LEdF REBERAR NO. "a.
r Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 81, L. o. o. F.
hs holds it's regular meetings in the
lows Hall, pa the End and 4th Tuesday
= OF each month, at z O'Clock. All
D members ia good standing are in
attend.
MISS ELMA BARLEY, N. C.
ay Purviance, Secretary.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30
CUBTER COUNTY
rERMS OF COURT.

is The terms of Court in the Fourth
lal District OF Idaho.fo 1900
Lincoln County.
o February 18th, November 5th.
EImore County.
tain Home /. g.. March 5th, October 18th.
Cassie County.
April End, September 10th.
custer County.
-,.....Jun 4th, October LIST.
Blaine County.
..<.-..+**.... June 18th, November Goth.
i to convene at $3.50 a. m, at each time
ace. c. o. SToCRsLAGER, Judge.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30
@OCIETEES.

ugTER LODGE NO. 81, l. O. o. F
tar meetings every Saturday night at Z
At their hall, in Challis. Brothers In
4nding are requested to be present.
HENRY STURKEY, N. G.
Innssl. Secretary.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30

Many varieties of mineral water are found on these grounds.
They contain sulphur, iron, alkali and other properties among the
hot water, while there are most healthful and refreshing cold
springs beside them. The invalid will obtain in this park scenery
and these healthful waters. restoration.
The sportsman will fud better fishing and hunting grounds than
in any other portion of the nation, and those seeking pleasure will
find this a very desirable spot.
There will always be courteous attendants, and the proprietors
invite all to come and see for their own satisfaction.
X D. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-19

Zwraoamy uwage czlonkom Zwiaz.
ku N. P. i o.ytelnikom nZgody', ably
PREY zmianie swego mieszkania po.
dawali nan zawsze starry i nowy
adres. Sekretarze grup powinni sic
tcisle do tego zastosowsc, gdyz przez
to bedziemy W stanie unikna6 wielu
pomylek, | wysylac ,,Zgode" we
w&asciwe miejsoe. Wobeo ogromnej
masy adres6w, jednolityoh Union l
nazwisk, tylko przez podawanie sta.
rego mieszkania mozemy prowadzi6
dokladna kontrole PREY wysy}aniu
,,Zgody". Nieohaj sic wieo wszyscy
do tego z~astosuja.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-19

xnahscy. w rssultaois osel6 polak6w
opusoiaa sale obrad.
Nisjaki ks. Tssohnsr " Olsstynis M
WARMTH doprowadzh swsmi germaniss.
oyjnsmi da4nosoismi parafje sws do
n~isbywalsgo sksndalu. Oh nispamiet
nych oxas6w " oxasie posta wislkanoo.
nsgo odbywaio sie kasauis nismisokis,
potem saf ipiswano po polsku ngorskis
asle". Tsschoer wydas ro.ka. wyru.
gowania polskich spisw6w. w ubisgss
nisdsisle pc nismisckism kssaniu roe.
pocsai sic Ipisw nismieoki. Parafjauis
ohur.sni powyohod.ili koIciois.
Tsschusr psrafjan u~traoil, ale mote
xysks ordsrl..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-19

vie tsj tsorji rak ME jest jsk to pierwsj
prxypusscsano wytworem kom6rsk or.
ganicxnyoh, . wieo wrodxonym, ale jest
p~ssoAytem, kt6ry supslnie prsypadkowo
posiada ksstait kom6rek organiosnych.-
Poglsd ten prof. Adamkiewiosa prsyje
20 ju4 bardso wielu uozonyoh I stanowi
on podstawe do dslssyoh badsh mad
~lscseoism raka, zapomoos irodk6w IA.
bijajsoyoh paso4yta. Jak diugo bowIsm
uwa4ano raka IA ohorebe wrodsona, tax
dfugo pytanie mad uleczalnoioia jsgo
musiafo by6 naukowo wykluosone. Oh
osasu jsdnak, gdy tsorja prof. Adam
kiswicsa swyciesyaa, kwsStjs. ulsossl.
nosoi tel strassnsj choroby jest tylko
k~sstis o,as1.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-19
Ze Swiata.

- Od%znaczenia ola zwierzat.
Lord Roberts, gsownodowodsaoy VOL
skami angislskismi " Afryos poludnio-
wei, posisda .astusouego konis wojsko
wego, kt6ry IA ud.ias Rampant af-
gahskisj otrsymal cd kr6lowsj Wikto.
rji medal .astugi. Me jest to pojedyh
osy fakt ~ armji apgielskiej, v kt6rej
panujs .wyczaj od.naosania medalami
bohatsr6w nie.aleanie cd tego, o.y cho.
,dzs ma dw6oh, ozy tsA ma ostsrsoh no
gaoh. TAX mp. podc.as Rampant krym.
skisj pies jack uratowai zyoie jsdnsmu
ofosrowi 1 .agrysi M smier6 trssch zoi.
nisrsy r~osyjskicb, IA 90 pc powroois do
AUglji otr.ymas medal "a krymsks
kampsuje, I .ostai pr.sdstawiony kr6lo.
wei Wiktorji. Fox terrier, nalsAaoy do
8 puiku huxar6w "a odznac.enie ale v
rampant krymskiej Pc powroois pulku
do Londynu dostapif nie.wykisgo "a.
szo.ysu; .ar.ad miejski wydai ma jego
ossfc wislki obiad galowy, ma kt6rym
lord major wIni6si 1drowis cxworono.
giego bohatsra. w ozasie ostatniej
kaupanji sgipskiej pies puiku piechoty
walcsyl . nieswykia odwags ! kilks.
krotnis .ostal rauny, "a GO otr.ymal
sioty medal. Ale koniso tego nboha.
terra" byl smutny: pc powrools do Ao
gill zginat pod kolami automobile "
jsdnym : parkow londyh,kich.
- Luccheni war atem? B. profs.
sor ~psyohiasrji M uniwersyssois .uryoh
skim DIR. Forsl ogiosii W jednsm Z osa
sopism s.wsjcarskich artykui, " kt6rym
stara sic udowodni6. 4s nordsrca oesa.
rsowej Eltbiety, Luoohsni oisrpi ma
.boo.snie umystows, polegajsce ma tenn,
se chce IA kaada Gene s'ac sic siawnym
! ably o MIN powsEsohuie m6wiono.
O,tatni samach jego ma dyrektora VIE
zienia ma byc klasyo.nym tsgo dowo.
dem, a DIR. Forel ns podstawie wlasnych
badah W domach ola ~obiaksnyoh pr,y.
tsosa bardso wiels p~odobnyOh wypad-
dow, gdrie cierpisoy ma tsgo rod.aju
sbocIenia Z nsjbisbssyoh powod6w rot
nych dopusrczsli sic Ibrodni.
- Pierwsza kuchnia Iudowa W
LOndynie. w pr.solwishawls do
miass ma kontynsncis, nis snail dotyoh.
osas Londyn i~nstytuoji tanich kuchui
ludowyoh, dopiero " sssriym missiaou
otworsono pierwsry tsgo rodssju "a
ktsd, poIos.ajscy pod protsktorstem
ksieinsj WALTZ. Jsstto ogromny este.
pietrowy budynsk, stojscy W d.ielnicy
r~obotniczej W wislkism oddaleniu cd
centrum missts. Ma katdem pietrxe
z~nsjdujs sie ogrompa sals, rdolns DO.
misfcic do 500 osob, a kuchnia przyRo-
towujs dsisnnis przssxio $4,000 obia.
dow, ME przskrscrajaoych ceny 5 cen
tow. Obiad skiada sic . trIsch DAT /.
dodatkism kswy. bsrbsty lob kskso.
w jaki spos6b pOwstaje chO.
r0ba raka! M 10 pytsnis odpowisaa
prof. AdsmkiswioE W oststaim Iessycis,
csssopisms klinicsno = terapsutyczuepo
" sposob nas'epujsoy: Rsk powstsls
skutkiem sskatsnia, q prsynosss 90 I
mieisca ma mtaisoa o.adv NJ. coS
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-19
z W%ielkopolski.
POznah, dn's % msrop.

"uA1yotWo Pi1OSi"
germanlzator.
Powoli, lsos bssustanuis odbywsjs
waadse polioyjns 1 ssdows rewisje po
domaoh os6b, podsjrzanyoh o stosunki
.p. Lsitgsbrsm. Pare tygodni jus mi
neto cd rswi.ji u akademika p. Bolew.
skisgo " Gryfji, ktoraby sic byaa ME.
ohybnis skohosyia srs%sstowanism p. B.,
gdyby tsn4s sswcsasu terytorjum prus.
kisgo ME opuicil. .ziapano j~sdnakowoz
kufsr jsgo ma kolei. Potsm odbyla sic
rewisja u jsgo ojos, " Ksiestwis "a.
miss.kaiego, I .dawalo sic. ae M tenn
sic to n~ispokojsos ludnoic kroki wiad.
.akohora. Tymozasem W .sszfym tygo.
dniu .jsohaf landrat tosswski (Tchsw-
DIruchau " Zach. Prus.), do seminar.
jun ~duohownego " Pslplinis 1 oka.af
regensovi upowa4nisnis do odbyoia re-
WISH u jsdnego . k~lsryk6w. Odbyso
rewi.je " obscnosoi zastepcy rsgsnsa,
lsc., .dajs sic, ae jsdynym wynikism
tel jest siapanis kilku ~sadownis saka.
zanyoh numerow p~o.uahskiej PIRACY,
posisdsnis kt6rych, jsk dotycho.as, do
oskartenia o zbrodnie stanu ME Wy.
staroxa.
Pisms. posnahskis bardso dyskretnis
rozpisujs sic o tyoh rswi.jaOh, jakby
dsiwiso sic kssdsmu p~ojsdyho.smu
wypadkowi. Tymo.asem .ua6 " tyoh
rswi.jach pswisn system. R6wnooseI.
ME bowiem . rswizjs ~ssminarjum pei
plihskiego dokonano revisit q lio.nych
gimna.jast6w " Gniszois, kt6re skisro.
wane byiy gs6vnis ma ksia4ki. Po.a.
bierano tel uPrace" I nTske" lwowsks.
Ably ME wsbud.ac popsochu, rswizji
dokonali ME policjanci, lecz nsuozycie
ls gimna.jalni, jake swisr.chnioy uo..
ni6w. Widoc.nsm jest . togo, 70 po
lola upatrsyfa sobie Specialize mio.
dsis4 uo.aoa sic INV tym kisrunku sys.
tsmatyo.nis p~ostepuje " nad,isi, as
nasrsf ma coi r.eo.ywiioie sprzec.nego
Z kodskssm karnym pruskim.
w PosnaDiu stanis pomnik Bismsr
oka. Obscnis, gdy sic zawissal jut
komitet pod przswodniotwem nac.slns.
go p~rssssa, ME ulsga 4adnsj watpli
woici, 70 wykonaua .ostanie IA myil
wylegia W hakatystyc.nyoh m6.gach.
Sauna myil pomnika Bismsrcks Pc
.naniu W nissiychsns ro.drsanisnis
wprowadsa tutejs.s ludnofc polska,
mianowiois miodsisz r1emisslnio.s pol.
ska bard.o sic odgrata.
Niedawno odbyio sic pierwsrs pouis.
dzenis nowo .aiotousgo towarzysswa
antigruzlicsego. Jest to .towarrystwo
sswis.ane poniskad pod prosskojs sfsr
rzadowych q p~rsswodniosy mu byiy
presses prowlncji, baron William owits.
Poniswat do polsk6w .wraosno sic bar
dso nstsrosywis o sklsdki, .dswsio sic,
zs Ola ~wykonanis tego dzisis ogolno.
lud,kiego gotowi 50 niemcy pOdsc rske
p~olskom, o~dsunswszy pa box pOltyke,
Polscy wieo nile odmowili wspoiad,ia
IA. Ma posisdrsniu, ktore dscydows6
miaio Q ~statutach, ssproponowali pols.
oy, ably " zsklsdIie, kt6ry bsdEie Wy.
budowsny ola suchotnikow "a wspolne
pisnisdze, ustsnswisno leksrsy, wisds.
Cochise review., 1900-11-15
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

All the flowers of the Arctic region are either white or yellow, and there are i62 varieties,
 Montan wax is one of the distilla. tion products of Ignite, which Von Boyen now seems to have obtained in fairly pure state,
 A Swiss genius has invented g pith cloak weighing about one pound which will hold up fully equipped soldier on the surface of the water. Successful experiments were made re- gently on the lake of Zurich The cloak is provided with waterproof pockets in which food and drink may be carried as well as blue lights, in case the wsarsr is shipwrecked in the night,
 On the shore of the river near Vest brook can always be seen many cords of river wood compactly piled up. This wood comes from the bottom of the river, For many years thriving business has been done in raising water soaked logs in the river be- tween Westbrook and Mallison Falls. By the use of wide fatpoats the logs are drawn to the surface, tewed to the landing and split into cordwood It is estimated that an average of 100 cords yearly have been recovered from the river, bed.-~Kennebec (Me.) Journal.
 A physician attached to a British hospital in South Africa is impressed with the fact that preventive inocu. lation for typhoid fever is valuable treatment Among the inoculated the death rate was lower by 2S per cent, than among the uninoculated. Ths average tenperature also was lower. As many as l20 cases came under DO. tice and in most instances they were very severe. The treatment was with doses of carbohc acid three times a day Brandy was the most useful stimu.ant, facilitating sleepl Trans fusion with salt solution. saved many lives, causing patients to. rally won derfully. Out of the .l20 cases there were. IF cases ot hemorrhage, a fact supporting the contention that ear. bo.ic acid tends to promote that com plication.
Cochise review., 1900-11-15
PuNcENT PARAGRAPHS.

You were in such good spirfts last night, Richard; what makes you @ depressed this morning ?"sSs'The spir- its."-Judy. ss.
 "You look pinchsd and drawnl" said we. I've been pinchsd and photo- graphe1 merely!" said the man be- hind the bars, genially .--Dstroit Jour nal, @s~ ostend-"Paw, do yopr. eorns hurt when the weather is going to change% Paw-"Yes, my son." Ostend-"Well, paw, do you have to have corns to be a weather man ?"--N. o. 1Times.Demo- crat.
 The Modiste--"D you wiah full back, miss?" Fair Customer (blushing) --"I have one already-lthat is, am engaged to fullback on the college team" Chicago Daily News. t.s
 His Own Interpretation. -- Why, Johnny. I'm ashamed of you! How could you take little Ethel's half of the apple away from her?"+"' Cause. ma, I ain't forgot what you.told me- to dA"ayS tahe SlstSi P9it' -4 Aho- delphia Evening Bulletin. ssry
 Customer Gin restaurant)--"That,s a small amount for me to-day, waiter. You know. as an old customer, I usu- ally get two slices of mutton."' Waiter -'I beg your pardon, sir; you're quite right, That stupid cook has quite for gotten to cut the slice in two! "--Pick- Me-Up. 5''1"
 'CouldntIbe squeezed in there some howp" asked the pretty girl, as she vainly sought entrance to the crowd ed car, If you can get in, have one arm free" exclaimed young man in the center of the car" And the con ductor rang six "go-ahsad" signals. on the fare register. .--Baltimore Amer ican.
 The Tongue of EnVy.--Clarisss--"H He is such fatterer! Twas holding a rose in my hand "'Is it sn American beauty, George?' I asked. He never looked at the rose at all. Instead, he gazed fondly into my eyes. It certain ly is,' he whispered Madeline--"In- deed. Perhaps he's eross-aysd."-1n- dianapolis Sun.
Cochise review., 1900-11-15
EXCHANGE NOTES.

< ..,., PRINTING is said to have keen known
 in China as early as POP B. c.
Cochise review., 1900-11-15

fasten to the bark of the leaves with gum arabic. Arrange in, wreath in deep box frame with a velvet lining of some dark shade; wine color is rich, but sky blue is more delicate and brings out the minute veilings of the leaves as we'll as some of the darker colors. A boquet, cross or harp, made of white wax and the leaves simulated in form of vine upon them is an e1- quisite arrangement.
 In mounting, discard all inferior and torn material. It is best to prepare larger quantity than is needed The pods and burrs should droop from the wire stems, the leaves should mostly be arranged to initiate their natural po- dtion.
Cochise review., 1900-11-15
Water PtIed in Riases.

The coast and geodetie survey has recently completed some very careful levelipg operations which show that the surface of the Gulf of Mexico lies perceptibly, higher than that of the Atlantic ocean. Between the surface of the ocean at St. Augustine, on the eastern shore of Florida, and the sur. face of the gulf at Cedar Keys, on the western shore, there is a mean differ. ence in level of nine-tenths of foot This is. considered to be sufficient to account for the outpouring current of the Gulf stream, which in the narrow CT part of the Strait of Florida touch bottom. The surplus of water which raises the gulf above the level of tn. ocean is apparently received through the Yucstan channel, being driven in by the prevailing equatorial currenrs from the east.-=Chicago Chronicle,
 The trying yellow spots so often lsf, by sewing machine oil on white goods may be removed by rubbing the stain with cloth wet with ammonia before washing with soap, - Peoples Home Journal.
Cochise review., 1900-11-15
SXILHrOSIzING LEAVES. ss.s MaADA eG rsssssvinS in Bsaataful Ta aig1N0aA, ,RssaSaPes o1 Garden . ss..,.AnA E1slA

.A,.ts1RrOaAhS, made of leaves that have ,A0eu akalatoniLsd are beautiful and will , ESmain % for many years. The best
 success is obtained with pear and apple ' 1sAves. The pulp can be removed from
 pear leaves at least four days earlier sEs7 &hAn from any other. Such leaves as .l3 spSars maple. poplar. willow and Eng
 hsh ivys are used also Simpson burr. -ss,.-,, ground cherry and prickly pear pods, .,. :, says the Ledger Monthly.
 Put the leaves in jar, cover with
 soft water, set in warm place in the S'4 sun and keep we'll covered with water h' Hi'f' all the time. If the weather is very
 warm, in two or three weeks such s4a,,. sleavesr as pear and box elder will be
 ready to clean. Take them out and
 wash clean in clear water with the
 thumb and front finger, keeping them ,.,. under water all the time, This must bs very carefully accomplished, so as not to tear the fbrous meshes of the s's' leaves. When the pulp is'all washed set4s of hold a piece of pasteboard or card da7ra board just under the surface of the et- water and float thsseaves in their nat ,sassprAl shape on 1t. Raise it carefully r,s,, out of the water. pat leaves gently :, 5, with . Sott.. dry cloth to remove the
 water, then lift them from the card " board and place in book to press.
 t''" When you have enough, or great sA t2 many more than enough, get quart
 jar full ofchlorids of lime at the drug
 gist's. This must be kept tightly
 corked, or it will become useless. Put sse abouttwo tablespoonfuls to a pint of at}s water into bowl or dish that can be 5; sss eoysred tightly, and let the skeletons ..S.. 1srnain until sufficiently bleached, but no longer, a the lime rots them and '@~ v makes them difficult to mount. Rinse
 thoroughly and float on cards again.
 this ,tIme placing them in the sun to
 partially dry; again place in books un- ai,sisl ltn all are ready to mount.
 sss%sr Ferns are beautiful, but should never aas sfhss attempted 5unless one has an un- .sssa nauAl amount of patience. Gather them ,g essrly in the season, when the seed : ss.a ,podS are op the under aide of the leaf.
 To quart of boiling water add little
 concentrated iye, The amount of lye
 varies according to the age of the fern
 leaves; usually piece the size of pea isa sufficient Put a few of the ferns
 in7st astfme, let them boil until they ,Ssi flook, dark and transparsnt, take them ... .a ont and rinse ip pure cold water and .l put immediately into the bleach as for
 the other leaves, burrs and pods.
 For the stems take the fine white
 wire that is used for wax flowers, and
Cochise review., 1900-11-15

THE church furniture trust has closed down two factories In Richmond. The men are thrown out and told to look for work. elsewhere. There was an ex- tensive trade in this line carried on in Richmond, which industry is now lost , to the town. The trusts might spare a branch of industry that has for it's ob- ject .the furnishing of the churches of the land.
Cochise review., 1900-11-15

THERE are always 100000 people aaoat on the seas of the world.
Cochise review., 1900-11-15

THE telegraph poles along the Sa- vannah & Stateboro railway in Geor- gia are growing. They are made of cypress and must have been planted with the roots. They are sprouting at the top and serve a double purpose. They are shade trees as well as sup port for the wires.
Cochise review., 1900-11-15

So FAR no news of a further respite for the Haldermans has come to hand. This may be the case, however, this evening and be known at the county seat first. Or it may reach Tombstone tomorrow morning in time to save the bows from their fate
Cochise review., 1900-11-15

BISBEE, ARIZ., NOV. 15. 1900.