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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16
STORYETTES.


Pumice, as is we'll known, is of
volcanic origin, being a trachytic
lava which has been rendered light
by the escape of gases when in a
molten state. It is found on most
OF the shores of the Tyrhenian
sea and elsewhere, but is at pres
ent almost exclusively obtained
from the little island of Lipari.
Most Of the volcanoes of
Lipari have elected pumaceous
rocks, but the best stone is all the
product of one mountain, Mounts
Chirica, nearly 1000 feet in height,
with it's two accessory craters. The
district in which the pumice is
excavated covers an area of three
square miles. It has been calcula-
ted that about 1000 hands are en-
gagged in this industry, 600 of
whom are employed in extricating
the mineral.
Pumice is brought to the surface
in large blocks or in baskets and
is carried thus either to the
neighboring village or to the sea
to be taken from there in boats.
The supply is said to be prac-
tically inexhaustable. Pumice is
used not merely for securing and
cleansing purposes, but also for
polishing in numerous trades,
hence the fact that the powdered
pumice exported exceeds in weight
the block pumice. Between 20
and 30 merchants are engaged in
the pumice trade on the island
London News.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

In THE olden days men who did things were the
ones to become famous, but the times have changed
James Stanley of Wooster Ohio, is the latest men,
Der of the nulbiety school to shoot meteorke into
prominence This gentleman has Professor Crook
backed right off the boards. At the age of sixty
eight years, Mr.. Stanley comes forward with the
claim that he has kissed woman, drank
liquor, chewed tobacco shaved. An Iowa gentle
man of the school announces that he has never
brushed his teeth pared his nails He has a
trained horse to cut his hair. Men with such en-
inent qualifications these should be recognized by
a grateful country.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

IT'S ALL in getting accustomed to things. The
other day washing windows on the top
floor of the Guaranty Loan building in Minneapolis
He stood on the ledge and worked. Looking in at
some men writing at their desks, he said: "Poor
chaps! It's funny what some folks IL do for a
living" Then he hummed tune.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

Years ago solemn stranger,
With the dark majestic mien,
OF the tanned and tattered traveller,
Stayed his steps upon the green.
Twas in sunny, sad September,
And the slowly setting sun
Painted red the peaks and pine trees,
On the mighty mountain, dun.
Through the murky mist of evening,
Walked wild and hayward youth;
All the old romantic legends
He accepted as the truth.
"Will you come with me, my youngster,
To distant western strand;
To the Chocolate Caramel Mountains
In the Colorado land?
Where the brook of Soda Water
Gushes down through glen and glade:
Through the big Rock Candy Canon
To the Lake of LemOnade?"
Quoth the youngster beaming, smiling,
"'Tis my earnest, glad request
That you take me to that country
In the regions of the west.''
Since that sad September evening,
Years and years have rolled around;
But the Chocolate Caramel Mountains
Neither boy nor stranger found.
Now the youth has grown to manhood,
Wanders on a distant strand,
Taking simple little striplings
To the Chocolate Caramel land.
SLIM JOHNSON.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

"DoN't leave the table," said the landlady, as
the boarder rose from the breakfast board 81
must madam" he replied. Its hard wood, and my
teeth are not what they used to be-"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16
NO ! IC e.

ALL PERSONS receiving copies Of THE MIRROR who are
not regular lists will please consider such
sample copies IT, after reading, conclude that THE
MIRROR is worthy Of patronage send to this
Office trial subscription at rates published above
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

The MIRROR claims the distinction of being the
only paper published in the United States that has
had absolutely reference to the recent commotion
in Wall street in it's columns. While we are proud
of this fact and call the attention of our subscribers
to it, we do not glory in it, do we wish to put it
all over our less fortunate contemporaries The
truth of the matter is that the editor is an awful
duffer when it comes to financial matters He tried
to write something the subject but could not get
beyond, Northern Pacific touched 1000 on Thursday
last" and then had to give up. It required seven
sheets of copy paper to grind out that bit of inform
alton. None of the compositors would handle the
matter without copy SO it just simply had to be left
out
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16
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ton.
Marriage is usually failure to.
man who talks in his sleep.
Politeness, like beefsteak, is
better underdone than overdone.
A broth of boy must be one
who is always in the soup.
There's one thing about castles
in the air, you don't have to pay
rent for them.
Some people think twice before
they speak, and others speak twice
before they think.
Life is fruitful in the ratio in
which it is laid out in noble action
or patient perseverance.
Happiness can be built only on
virtue, and must of necessity have
truth for it's foundation.
All our actions take their hue
from the complexion of the heart.
as landscapes their variety from
light.
To Judge human character
rightly man may sometimes have
very small experience, provided he
has very large heart.
Cheek isn't such a bad quality
in girl. If it wasn't for her
cheek she couldn't blush.
The fellow who always says just
what he thinks is the one who's
always in trouble.
The people who burn their
bridges behind them don't always
set the world on fire.
Carrie is such a temperance
crank that she won't even wear
corkscrew curls.
A man may be in touch with.
toothache, but it doesn't follow
he's in sympathy with it.
Some Of you fellows who work.
your elbows like windmills at the
table had better have care.
Bad table manners are a species
Of bad morals; conscientious man
will not offend in that way.
No man is blind to the faults of
his neighbors.
In poker a great deal depends
upon a good deal.
A diet of dry bread is apt to
make any one crusty. =.
Life is weary grind to the
street organ man-and some others.
Politeness is cheap enough for
everybody to have some.
The black sheep of the family
doesn't usually wear the deepest
mourning.
A good name isn't of much
value these days unless it is written
on a check.
Most men employ the first part
of their lives to make the last part
miserable.
The penalty for being good
natured is that you always get
imposed upon.
He that swells in prosperity will
be sure to shrink in adversely.
It isn't much fun toiplay poker
with fellow who is color blind.
The superior man wishes to be
slow in his words and modest in
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

EVERY woman can venture to be saucy when
she pleasesbut it is not safe when she displeases
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16
EXCHANGES.

In Manila they keep a pet snake
in the house to look out for the
mice. Some of the soldiers seeing
that kind of kittie around are
liable to sudden reforms.-Min.
neapolis Journal.
Tolstoy is writing a short story.
The knowing ones predict a great
deal of agony and gloom and con-
siderable crime and tragedy to
Tighten it up.-Minneapolis Jour-
nal.
DR.. Pearsons, the Chicago Phil
anthropist, still has few millions
to dispose of and western colleges
will get them. He says his be-
quests will all be made to institu-
tons west of Chicago, being of the
opinion, no doubt, that the east
has money enough of its own and
if it lacks culture it is it's own
fault Minneapolis Times.
A Missouri pastor has been in
|vited to take the agency of a big
distillery. He says another man.
|of similar name is the fellow the
|,whiskey house is after, but some
|of his parishioners still insist on
burdening his life with bad jokes
about spiritual labors in another
Field. ~ Minneapolis Times.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

The OHIO PEN1TENT1ARY News of May IL con-
tains an excellent editorial on the value of good
prison record. The writer comments on the fact
that good record materially helps prisoner during
the time of his incarceration but says truthfuy that
it is of but small assistance to him after being dis
charged from prison. Referring to this, the writer
says as follows
I'm the present view of penal life, which regards
the convicted man as not imprisoned for punishment
only, but for treatment having reformation in view,
the only proof of amendment of character is good
record prisoner The judiciary hands him over to
the executive of the government saying in effect:
Cure him. Make him fit to enter society again and
to reassume its responsibilities in an honest spirit
When this has been done, we will recommend his
pardon, or the Communication of his sentence, or his
conditional release the object of his imprisonment
will have been attained Avowedly, this is the
ground on which the parole law principally rests
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

WHAT might have been can just we'll happen
afterward, you've only got grit enough to that
it does.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

The prison officials better able to Judge than
outsiders whether prisoners character has been
rehabilitated or not"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

Neither borrower nor lende
be; for loan oft loses itself an,
friend.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

The superior man wishes to be
slow in his words and modest in
his conduct.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-05-16

Philosophy is often only another
name for dyspepsia Of the intellect.
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Fer. Sic trennten Ii4 i'm S:ptem6sr
1900.
S6rsr G9uloen (ebig.
Die folgenbsn 9erionen tpurbsn &C.
fern i'm 8unbesz@ eridt aus Dem Bait
fsro!t > gsrfa6ren entlafen: 5reosrid
81. 8ettum ben Baltimore : GountD;
sSacob DeGinger BON Waibin9tonz
Gountp; 9aooingfelo g. Sution bon
a%srtzSountp; Gbarles q. Seccus bon
NusgauDzGOuntp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
gu S%abnemarn's 4nbenfen.

Sincinnati, g., Is. Npril. -
G1riItian 5risbrf6 Samuel SABINE
mann, bir 8egriilbsr bsu6pmOopat6ie
tpsl6er am 10. 4pril 1855 in Meibsr
gs6oren puros. mar seitern u6sno Der
gssenTtano elmer 9sbG6tnibFsier, BIZ
oas cincinnati 6om0ppatb;c 2b=
csum" i'm @srsin nit benz rYuIts Ms=
oical college" i'm y@ranbz9otel" ber=
unitaltets. Ni6t nur tpurbe Der Sc
burtstag beg 8seriinbers Der bomDoz
patelI6en Ri4tuns in Der Mebiain &C.
fefsr!, ionoern es Iinb ou6 100 Sabre
perflofsn. oaB 5abnemann's 2e6re in
Seuti6lano Dufouns fano. Bsasu
berIel6sn our6 bic @iferIu9t Der Npo=
t6sfer unb Ner5ts bon Srt gu Srt ge=
tritben, bot i6m enoli9 bic SlaDt Sor=
gau 1901 cine blsi6enbs GtGtte, BON
mo- aus er Big 1910 fir fein Seitlpftem
tpeitsr fGmpfts. Damn sing bic Ser
folgung aufs Neue los, Big li6 1885
ber 5sr5pe BON Mn6all=& Dtbsn Isiner
annabm uno i'm gum 2sibarst err
nannte. Ibsr erIt in Paris, tpp6;n
6abnemdnn balo iibsriisbelts, 1onts er
Entertaining unb iobnst1bs praria
finbsn. Die Grinnerunssfeisr beItanb
in einsm 5eisfen, 6si pel4sm biz
Doftorsn .. g. Hunnels, 8ird6aum,
Disgers unb Tii46a9 als Rsbner
qldn5ten.
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ST.. Nrutin Saser iiberraidt.

Osr uMebger : @slangpersin" brinst
inn Elm @tdnbden. = 5sierte Isiz
MN 48. @sburtstag. - Gin gait
lifss 9oua.
Mlg am Iebtsn DienHag M6enb ST.
@rmin SGssr, Der betannte MeBserr
meifer, in fsiner 8obnung. Scr. 76,
6nrforo : Hoab, iid M~orpbeug Or
men srssben pOlis, srt0nte p1Db!i4
bon Der StraBs ppr {sinsm 9uuie Der
bag 6srrli9e 3tb rMutkrliebs," bon
bsutTdsn gdngsrn eeIuneer. Gs mar
o:es ssesn 10 l1br Qbenos, unb no
turli9 bsgab Ii4 ST. Sdger Iofort auf
bic Suhe naa ben Sdn9ern. Gs
Eslis fifs beraua. baB oas Stdnbdsn
@rn. Sdeer gall uno inn bonn ~Msbz
ger 8eiansberein" unter 2eitung bss
prof. S. IS. 5ranf barsebra4t tpur@
be. WoH obsr libel mubts e. ben
asdn9srn bic pfprtsn fsiner bsimaf9s
li6an 5sltuns Dffnsn, unb nit mehrss
rem J1Fsrn 8isr uno Dem pbl.gdtsn
Gunf9 purbs bic 5sTtung nidt nur
BON ben Sdneern, fonbsrn aud bon
pislsn Mitslisoern pss ~8ultimprsr
Mebqer < 8sreins SIR. 1" in 8eiiB
esnommsn. 6r. RIfolaus ssg9es, Der
8rdlioent beg leBtasnannien 8ersins,
6ielt cine Nniprode an 9rn. Sd9sr,
in pel9er er oemislbsn bic uriahe
ber usbsrraIaung observation-disclosures.
gr Iaste, b:elslbe lei bur4 bic 56otz
Fade psrurla9t, baB ST. Sdger am
bstrtTFsnbsn Sage 80 Sabre Mitglieo
csa n8altimorer MsBgsr : 9ereins"
lei, oaB Der 8srein ieins 8erbienfie
als Sinon3ietretdr, als pef4sr er
flint Sabre fang oisnle, fppie oi5
SdabmsiHer. pslAem Imte er u
Sabre lang norfanb, BON uno gang
gu piirbigsn tp;fe. unb baB ct i1m
ips3ie1 CUR Confirmation ieinsr 5tpsi
ISD9na, Nrmin Sdger, iun., uno 9srz
mann Sdger. gralulire. 0arauf iiberz
rsiate ST. Se99ss ISrn. Sdger EN-
pradtbolss Iilbarues 2beftroice, mel
dss cine pafenos Sni6rift ent6d.t,
unb fprad ben 8uni4 aus, DAB 9r.
SGgsr audi in 3ufunft. 10 tren ME
bis6sr gum 8erein 6olten mOgs. Gum
S6luB srmabnte er osn neuen SdaBz
mei|ier bss @srsins. 9rn. 5riB 5sim,
in bic 5uBFiapfen ieinss 8organgsrs
gu treten uno lid b;eien aIs is:n Vorz
bib gu ns6men. 81. 9ermana 8ploz
Ifmiot felt sbsnfaGs cine gso.egers
WnIpra4e. Nafoem ii4 ST. Sdgsr
bon ieiner 1e6erraf6ung er6olt bate,
bsbanfte ct lif in ifii9ter Weiie fir
bic ibm erpisTsns Gbre uno srfidrte,
haB sr Big gum TeBtsn 8luts;ropfsn
gum Meb9sr : 9erein 6alten tperos.
Inter ben 4ntpeIsnOin bsFar0sn li4
bic So. G6riIt. 8au, 9icszprdHbsnt
beg MsBgsr 8srsina, 5inan5Fstretdr
So6n S, 5esges, S6obmeitsr 5riB
Ssim uno Os Mit9lieoer OesSofn;ts's,
tpslGes 0as SET peranltaltsts, ndml:4
bic So. $. So.oT4m;ot, @uriiBer. u,
80. Sfmiot, So6n S4uppasr uno
6b. Muhl6afn.