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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-05
sIREs AND SONS.

Sir William Arrol, the builder Of the
Tay and Forth bridges, began life as
Il piecer in a cotton mill in Paisley.
Lord Dundonald, formerly the gen
eral in command of the Canadian mi
litia, will return to Canada this fall
for deer hunting.
Captain Charles T. Jayne. now resid-
ing in Boston, had the honor Of COM
handing the first vessel that passed
through the Suez canal
Senator Clarke of Arkansas is said
to be the most rapid talker that has
ever been in the senate. The average
words spoken by him is said to be 200
Il minute.
Frank j. Could of New York has
purchased 2.000 acres of hunting land
in Chesterfield county. Va, and IS
about to build a commodious hunting
lodge on it,
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain's first ora
torical attempt, at a Birmingham de-
batting society, was such !; disastrous
failure that lie went home in disgust
and vowed that he would never speak
in public again.
Governor Alexander O. Brodie Of
Arizona is native of st. Lawrence
county, \. Y, and went to West Point
in 1866, when boys of sixteen We're re-
ceived as cadets. He became mining
engineer after serving several years
in the army.
Lord strathcona has purchased the
islands of Colonsay and Olnsay from
the executors of the late Sir John Nc
Neil. V. c. For the last 200 years
these islands have been in the posses
sion of the Mcneil family. They be
long to the inner Hebrides group and
are together about twelve miles in
| length.
Elias Buckler, farmer living near
Delphos, Kan, has Il remarkably luxu,
RANT growth of whisllers. Recently
while working in the fields a swarm
of bees came along and settled in this
growth. Mr. Buckler sat down and re
manned quiet. When all the bees had
settled in his beard he slowly arose
walked home, and, With the assistance
Of others, hived the buzZers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-05
LAW POINTS.

All profits accruing from the acts Of
an agent, whether resulting from the
proper performance of his duties or a
violation of same, belong to the prin-
cipal (97 y. w. Rep. 1909
A nonresident attorney at law is
held in Greenleaf versus Peoples
bank On. c., 63 L. r. A. 499) not to be
exempt from service of process when
coming into the state to transact bust
ness before the courts in the interest
of his client.
Where the buyer is by the contract
bound to do anything as a condition,
either precedent or concurrent, on
which the passing of the property de-
ponds, the property will not pass I'M
til the condition is fulfilled, though the
goods may have been actually deliver
ed into the possession Of the buyer.
Q0S Ill. App. ct. 1907
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-05
THINGS THEATRICAL.

Cissie Lotus has failed as star in
the ''legit.'
Three Little Maids is scoring bit
hit in Australia.
Kyrle Bellew is now touring in his
last years success, "Ratiies."
THE Duke of killicrankie," with
John Drew in the title role, is a pro
nounced success.
Julia Marlowe was born in England,
and her parents moved to Kansas
when she was five years old.
Ezra Kendall wrote the new play in
which he is now appearing. Its title
is "Weatherbeaten Benson"
Arthur Wing Pinero, the English i'm
itator of Ibsen, is the author of Will
liam Faversham's new play. Lefty"
Reiane's tour Of America opens in
New York Nov o. She will appear in
fourteen different productions, all Pa
risian successes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-05
GLEANlNGS.

An Arab woman doctor has been APP
pointed house surgeon at the newly es-
tablished hospital at Constantine, Al
geria.
In 1895 the members of the Vienna
bourse numbered SOL At the beginning
of 1902 they We're only Ali, and in 1903
only 4ls
Chinese styles come up from the
south, Shanghai being the Paris that
sets the fashions for all people save
the court Mantchoos
The Stockholm court has pronounced
the arctic explorer Andree to be dead
i'll law, the legal term of disappear
ance having just expired .Andree left
Spitzbergen on July Il, 1897, with two
companions, in balloon, with the OBJ
ject of reaching the north pole.
The custom of marrying girls when
they are mere children of nine or ten
years is increasing rather than de-
creasing in Bengal and other parts of
India. The resulting racial degenera-
ton is becoming so obvious that laws
have been passed in several regions
forbidding the marriage of girls under
fourteen.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-05
Illinois Central
EXCURSION RATES.
OPEN RATE OF ONE AND ONE THIRD
FARE

Mason City, Ia.--Iowa Grand Lodge Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows Oct. E-222.
Waterloo Iowa-Annual Meeting. Grand
Chapter, Order OF Eastern star of Iowa, Oct.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-05
KINGS AND QUEENS.

Alfonso, king of Spain, devotes his
afternoons to athletics.
The crown of the queen of Holland
is very gorgeous. 1t is of dull gold.
only the edges being polished. and the
design is quaint.
Queen Alexandra still preserves the
lilac poplin dress in which she went to
England as the prospective wife Of the
Prince Of Wales more than forty years
ago.
The king of Italy is the most able Of
royal motorists, for he has passed a
severe practical examination. He Is a
clever mechanic and can repair his mo-
tor as well as drive 1t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-05
California.

The Chicago u North Western Ry
has issued a new publication entitled
california 1t contains beautiful
colored map of the state, list of hotels
at California tourist resorts. with their
capacity and rates, and most inter
esttng series of pictures showing Cali
fornia's resources and attractions The
prospective visitor and settler should
be IN possession OF copy of this pro-
tusely illustrated folder. Sent to any
address on receipt of four cents in
stamps. One-way tickets on sale daily
Sept. Is to Oct 10, only s33 90 Chicago
TO the Coast. Correspondence low
rates from all points.
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JAPANESE POETRY.
ills Confined to Lyrical illusions of
- the Utmost RrevitN.

s# Japanese poetry is absolutely confined
1ty. The Japanese pOpE is generally
limited to three, four or five lines and
oeldom exceeds IL few dozen One would
look in vain for poem of tie length
a0f Rryant's "ThanAtopsis' .JananeSa
\ literature has never invaded the epic
u 6eld and knGWs no Eletrical form which
even remotely Resembles an ode. d bal
lad or Il long poetic narrative like Tie
saAncient MaIuer." Also minor 1netrical
7arr;n- el.gnss Ike tie rondel. triolct
then does Japanese poetry consist: #
S0ne discusses its apparent lack of scope
sand resources With Il Japanese. he Is
sure to point to the "Manyosiliu kogi@
%(Collection of Myriad Leaves. True
senOllgh. its bulkinoSs is most alurming
;as it extends to 10 Volumes Eut il
lRproveS to i,e only an anthology OF sloS,
S|poems, each complete, hearin. TO leia
Ss1On TO other stanzas, except i'll the
choice of subject, the work being d.
aided into pocns of spring. SUMMER
Antnmn. winter. poems Of parting
4 slDve, sorrow, etc. Collections of til
kind. admirably printed and supplied
with numerous indexes and el;3bNrHt @
SCOmmentaries. are published at inter
@yals under the auspices of the govern
ssment. They represent the classical
HpOetry of Japan The Reader
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INSECT MIMlCS.
Clever DisguiSes That Save Them
From Their Enemies.

A well known naturalist tells us of
an insect in Nicaragua so completely
disguised as leaf that a whole host
OF the ants who prey upon it actually
ran across it without recognizing it as
their food. Mr.. Sclater noted in South
America another insect, one of the
meinbraci"-a. which not only minicked
the leaf cutting ant for its own protec-
ton, but. like its molel. carried in its
jaws a fragment of leaf about the size
of a dime.
Even more wonderful is the disguise
OF the mantis of Java. which turns
itself into so exact Il semblance OF an
orchs flower that the insects upon
which it feeds visit it in hope of Il
feast, but remain to furnish one.
The helicouidu butterflies, which a"c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-05
FEMININE INTUITION.
rhe Philosophy Of the Girl at the
MI Candy Counter.

HsN Nanuy COUNTER.
HUI The girl at the bonbon counter put
&Np five large boxes of judicious,y Sc
Mtected candy under the personal super
8syision of a nervous young man II
M5eft card for each of them. handed
NSDver a list of addresses for their deliv-
@Sery, paid his bill and walked out look
Ing decidedly glum.
NH Ought to bag sweetheart cut Of
that broadside.' remarked the cashier,
M Guess again. said the s;tt>-irl.
wits caramels to car fare that he has /,
and that he has qGa!I'eiv,'
with her, th"i. first, probably He i
&Sendin& that candy to his lady.ov :
#dearest friends, because he knows th~T
#SSWiil not fail 10 tell her about it.
M "A candy counter is the horoScop" Of
N$tle human heart to girls who can read
Nit, When a young man buys a pound
$eOf candy. any old thing handy. without
MlookinG twice at it, his affections are
Nnot very deep set When he begins to
Mget particular in his selections Cup,
mis- getting in his fine work. The lover :
MQuarrel inevitably ends in such a reck-
Ri less display as YOU saw just now. When
N the reconciliation takes place, we shall
Ne have nothing in stock good enough for
N that fellow. When he's married. he'll
N Stop coming. New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-05

avoided by all insect eating creatures
are exactly initiated by another class,
which are SO good to eat that if they
did not assume protective disguise
they would be extrpated, and they do
so to such perfection that even expert
naturalists sometimes cannot distin-
guish them. Another authority men
tions small beetle which turned itself
into so good Il copy of wasp that he
was afraid to touch it with his fingers
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Good Spees

Good Speed.
Cholly Lateboy-Do you know, Miss
Sharp, that music quite carries me
away?
Miss Sharp-Why, isn't that lovely!
Do let me play for you.
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.Jobhers, Wholesalers and
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15
Our Philippine POLICY.

President Rooseyell's declaration tha,
The Philippines shall be given local sell
government as fast as circumstances will
warrant does not suit the Democrats, IS.
ppeially the imperialists. They are In favor
n a d. n aite declaration that THE govern
ment IL In favor Of complete independence
for the islands, though they dare not say
that this should come at once.
II isa curious fact that this courie on
the part OF the Democrats IL alternating the
Catholic vote, which has heretofore been
given largely to that party. They Say that
tie course az the administration hasI been
f.ir to. the church and II Independence
huuli be declared for the Islands the lives
ard property a the Catholics would be In
great datgsr. For this reason prominent
Catholics and their newspapers are coming
10, for Roosevelt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15

wfr The srgSrte, ~ ihs gsvfTumtrt hsvf
satfesse1 81 reesi yesfs u ,a ts fsrns u
ths tact hat tho people AFR mssufs
ihasghi lave seemes 4 wise 10 have Ger
saAn pew fpfmt II ~ars fof The pvtlc &C.
asrtaaeS by siss psslse. THIS n.eassiiata'
such Expenditures, fes lsssanos. ~ ihos'
fs fsfai tres delivery, or fer The iaspec
issr Il naass aaesS the afpsrimsai q ~
fteslturf, o. iuf tffixstisn. bet ihss rsv
erNa4l ere are recessry Ne ore weplc
artgv,lt gfepase TO statd0H them. Atd
vel II 10 seie 10 etclaisa sgsltsl ,be itcrn
ID erpesse ~ ths government aniea u il
ltHr6ed 10 est aowR The very expenditures
which cause The sncrA.e, The ptnsieps "a
TIE veterans a. tht civil war ara demanded
nv ,Fwy sentiment ofugarG ard gfs,isEde
TIE RI 81 free delivery 10 ~ the greatest
use AID ounytnhbce 10 The farmer, body
b, men Who live uraer condisioEs which
make than ordinarily receive lissle direct
return for SHAT they pay toward the sur
port Of the government. The irrigation
policy ln The sia ard stulsrId regions Of
The ssst 10 one Taught wiih the meat btne.
iesbt and far fasChlns good 10 the actual
,c,tlcis, The hontmskers. who-e ereoer.
sgeme0i 10 traditional feature In AmerI-
cas- nstiorai policy. DO our opponents
grudge The go 600, 600 paid for the Panama
csnsl' ID they iniehd to cut down on tho
pensions 10 the veterans Of the civil Wal
DO thsy Intend 10 tut stop to the irrixs-
policy " - he permanent census bureau
or 10 immigration lnsptctiol DO thev in-
icnd 10 ab0lish rural free ctlivefy' DO they
lngeud 10 cut down the nsyy or the Alasksn
teltg sph system' - The intend to dit
mantle cur coast iortineationsf II there 10
to be a real and substantial cutting down
10 nasionsi IperdlIures II must be 10 such
matters ~ these. The department n agfi-
culture has dole service OF inesleulable
value to the farmers OF this country 10
many different lines. Do our opponents
with to cut down the mofey for this ser
y,ce' They can do II only b y destroying
the usefulness q the service itself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broker
Of your rest by sick child suffering snd
Drying with pain Of cutting teeth? II sc
send at once and get . bottle Of Mrs, Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dysentery, disrhoes, regu
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inAsms
tion, and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tee.hing is pleasant
0 the taste an is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physician
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by oil druggists throughout the world
drioe rs tn q bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15
ELl2A RRnMNss E.ar.rr.

- sTtasef FrtMeFs. Isltnrs ei N.nehts tef "a
he ID hsMsnhseea. tht ai . session ~ us
ptaAste nssr h1iArH - Msneh sses. siihgn aha
faf ssla District, GO the 6lh dsg ~ rsYtenl'sf
A. p iaA
whereas 4 eeftain lastG smi III In writing. a a.
Ser soka perp0ftiAs b. ths itsi wAll kaa tsstt
asst II LIS, Ef0#H. late 81 Ariiastsn.
10 sAiA usitsct asreaad, hsyips hesa be ast
presented 10 saAd cur ~ In bate and day Httd
Ii The Re gisiafs Once, Therefore, Il 10 afftrea
that ali psrfous iatcrestaa ia the estate ~ ssid
deceased BE- nofi aai 70 spseN befrrs fsid Cont
the Pr btte Casa IN Manchester IN said ihs.
sraci on Tie .eih Gay n tetasmhss 1904
w yubiioaAan u INA erdtr. three xeels snecss-
ssseis, pssxionsiY iAeteio, in Tho Manchester
gevnsAL Newspaper Ffiaid ~ fsprhaaF
.fartssiA. 70 thes cause, n sny thty MAY hAss
~ht sad insirEmfu Ut Ia Htllihg sh9ali not be
proved 81 q siiowt The iasi siil nad testk.
nsnl q the sA,A dFesessd
1857 RB. EpGRRroS. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15

Rootevelts letter Of acceptance 10 lonf
document but Interesting enough for all t.
read. II deals 10 q manly way with al
questions Of public interest, and avtiiI
nothing that needs e1planstion,
Judge Parker In bic speech to the D@mo
cratic editors last week urged them to desl
with all the issuss before the people but he
failed to state what the issues are tXeep,
that the. Republican expenditures have been
er,rAvagant ard retierehment Ia needed.
R9o,eyell's letter has the following on this
subject;
Oar opponents contend that the govern
mcrt IL now administered sxtravagsnily
and tina, whereas there was "a surplus OF
$50 0Gl, 900 10 1900" there Ia "a deficit Of
moro than $40 600, Coz in the year that hiss
ius. closed
This dsfcli Is imaginary ard IA obtained
by lpcludins 10 the ordlrary current ex.
pen.es the sum Of ss0,000.eo0 which was
paid for the right 81 way cf the parsma
canal cub OF The accumulated surplus 10 the
treasury. Comparing The current or ordin.
AIRY Expenditures for the tao years, there
was surplus Of nearly So, COO 900 for the
year ls@D and al only little more Than
y 600, oog Tor The year thst has Jos, closed
But this elimination Of the annual surplus
WAS brorgh. shout desieuedy by the aboll-
ton a. The war mres Ia the Interval BE-
twesn the two dates. The acts Of March
., 1901, ard April u, 1904, cut down the
Internal ftvcsue taxes 10, an amount esi!-
mated Al slso, 900 900 year. Ia other
words, the reduction 81 tansslon has been
considerably greater than the reduction In
The annual surplus. sleoe the Close Of the
war with spain there has been no sabs,ar.
,ial change 10 the rate Of annual experdi.
iGres. Al compared with The ascAl year
ended lune, 1891, for Example, the n,csl
year that has just elostd showed relative
~ ANAL Increase 10 expenditure, lrclacirg
the canal psymen; already referred TO, while
The year previous showed relatively small
decrease.
The Expenditures ci The naiion hare been
naspaged Ia splfli az economy a. far re-
moved from waste Al ffosn rlxgardIlress,
md In the future every effort viii be- con-
sirusd 10 secure III economy ~ r,fict ~ IA
ecnslssent with efficiency. 0see more our
oppOnerts have promised wha, they canno,
o. sseslt 10, perform. The prime reason
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15
CALrB ANDREWS F.r.rr

" ETsTr on yrRNaST, District 81 MAJ chester 80
BE u remembered, that NJ session OF the
prehase Court. holden at Manchester. within
and Tor sid District, on the ssh day Of sepiem.
bsr A. ". 1904.
Whereas. . eerfa u instrument IN writing, nn
der seal. purpar ms ~ be The last wall and
testament OF Caleb Audf,w, lat OF sunderland
In ssii District. deceased. having Teen this
day presented to ssid Coart OF Probate and
duly filed In the Registers oiilcs; Therefore ~ 10
ordered that AL persons Interested 10 the estate
Of said deceased be notified TO appear before
said Court at the Probate 0hioe In Manchester,
in said District, on The 2sth day OF September
ID 1864, al ten o'clock in the forenoon, by pub
iicauon OF Ills order three weeks successiseis
previous thereto. IN the u snohaster JOURNAL. =
newspaper printed at Manchester Aforesaid, %
shov cause, IL any they may have. Why SAID
instrument IN writing should not be proved and
allowed ~ the Isst will and testament OF tho
said deceased.
1855 W u ED6ERTON. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15

Later Gay 1904 did rot hpd the organ itd
werliE smsn In asny ebvlsble posllion'
There Ia 4 larger body q unemployed men
,has esusl vi thls time d year, many
slriscs, noiatly 10 tho eosf FAesirg indut-
try, have failed, ard ~orse than all this,
ffem the woikisgmaut slardpnint, 10 the
fact lhal trade unions now face more { fec
tive opposition TO their demands than ever
before. 10 constantly Increasing erien,
organized labor fnds itself In eotfci with
organlud capital. This ia the situation 10
the beet strike, 10 the buildIng.trsdes atrike
and lockout In New York, aud TO a lesser
erseu. Ia the labor troubles In the steel
trade.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15
rNntf.

Mr. Allen Of Bennington WAS recent
visitor at NJ, u. Lyons.
Mrs. Parker Wymsn Is confined to hei
bed from 1. Iaries received By falling dowr
stairs last week.
Village school CONNIE ced Wednesday
with Miss Blanche Williams OF Rosliadale
Mass, rs teacher.
The Sunday School picnic on wednes
day at Lowell Lake was quite well attend
ed and very Ell yable.
Mr.. w. A. Mack ard Mics Mack q
Lowell, Mass are guests at M. B Lyons
ard Charles Bsichelder's.
George l.. Richardson has gone to ST.
Louis to visit his friend, Samuel Arnold
and attend the Exposition,
Mrs. F.P. Quackenbush Of Natick, Mats.
is at Mrs. Sarah Russelra. The latter who
has been quite III lie better.
Mrs. Z X. Adams, who has been seri.
ously III at her nephew's In Northampton,
Mass has returned home aud Is slowly
improving.
--Mfs. Lois Reed, who vas called here
by her SOD, Nelson's illnesr, has returned
to her work il Manchester. Mr.. Reed Ia
much better.
The Peru team, Stark Volunteers, was
defeated 10 a game with Chester at the
latter place last Saturday. Won In game
with BondvilIe at RswsoavilIe the iii inst.
Score, Is to |.
More Of the tummer visitors have left
during the past week. Among them
Mrs, l.. b. Hapgood and Geo. Hapgood |;
---~. anu IamlIy mis. -.
Swart; Mr.. Grant Theresa and Plat Qusck
enbush.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15

Dr.. D.rtd n a ssdFs Esa na5itine. Co
ear. h0lseSi. ha esas saosssfsl 10 csse'
vhieh hsse b. M "a good aoete 70. &C. shsl
II ~. tose 10 us.y hs nustet 10 DO ssain,
W1eshsr ar tr5ubi b. seate or ebtonis
tie re.sii vil b. Soc .sm,. ctis IN old
c.ses yea nata hs f4tihtai ssa rsiiesi
Far tat isio' - sts Tree ssmple hoi
tls .nis 10 tbs G.i esrs C8@rsnF, Ron
deaf NY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15

4 Gaze came to light that for persistent
AID utmtrcIful torture has peihsps never
bteo tq4alcd. Joe Golobiek of Colrss,
Gait, writes. For Is years endured In
siderable PAIN from Rheumatism add moth
Ing relieved me though tried everything
known. came across Electric Bitters and
h's the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble, A few bottles OF 1t completely
relieved ~ d cured me-" just as good for
Liver and Kidaey troubles and general de-
biIlty. only SOC. Satisfaction guaranteed
by j. N ard, Man chester; j. II. Whippie
Manchester Centre, druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15

II. p Wood worth, Of Wes.fsld, picked
this year /. oC0 quarts of strawberries from
a bed Of ess than an acre. The picking
season lasted from June 20 until August l..
The principal varieties fruited were the
Splendid, Wafeld, Sample and Marshall.
The largest berry measured WAS Of the
Sample variety and measured seven inches
In cifcumitance. Several other berries
that measured eyer six and half inches
la circumference were picked.