The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03
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pompous bearing, directed the efforts
of his sexton, who was busily engaged
In cleaning up the accumulated rubbish
and pitching IL into the flames.
Let nothing be wasted, William"
warned the preacher. Whatever may
be utilized, lay 1t aside. and ! will dis
pose of It later"
A few moments later me clergyman
saw the sexton draw near the fire with
massive easel-like. arrangement.
William" he called. don't destroy
that; It may be OF service"
Hardly" grunted the perspiring
sexton. as he tossed the affair into the
flames: ITS an old sign, Standing
Room Only"
Franklin's Last Days.
Two Of the last incidents Of his
(Franklin's) life are lovingly remem.
bered. II was he who introduced the
motion In the constitutional conven.
ton 10 open their meetings with
prayer His last public act was to
indlte from his deathbed. as presi-
dent OF the Society foP the Abolition
of Slavery, a noble and touching APP
peal for those unhappy men who,
amidst the general Joy OF surrounding
freemen, are groaning in servile sub
lection" in which the warm heart OF
the aged philanthropist seems united
to the unerring, conscience Of the
glorihed saint 1t is fitting that this
benehcent and symmetrical life should
be closed with this large utteranee OF
manufacturing.
Discovered by Excavating.
British excavations at Gnossos are
yorthily recalled by those carried on
by the Italian Archaeological Mission at
Haglica TRADE and at Festo, in the cen
trial zone or island, and along the side OF
the coast looking toward Africa Among
other places laid bare is burial ground
from which about $50 skeletons have
been removed Examinations of these
remains show the race to have been oil
Mediterranean origin, and TO date back
from II TO 10 centuries before Christ
, They were ignorant OF cremation, and
/ placed their dead In saFcophagi OF terra
Gotta. Writing on tablets of terra Gotta
shows that linear type of writing which
preceded that common at Gnossos
Paintings taken from hunting incidents
and other ornamental works have ais
been discovered
g wn,e FOX Squirrel.
The state house at Topeka. Kan
q has a phenomenon which probably n
. other elmllar organization can boas
a OF. II IS a white fox squirrel. and wa
shot by a farmer near ozawkie recent
ly. The animal is unusually large 70
fox squirrel. Its baca is entirel
y white. Itshead is OF the same colo
e save small spot of brown betwee
I the ears and over the nose. The ia
We and under part Of the body are brow
r. like an ordinary squirrel Students
+ nature say that this is the only whit
fox squirrel which they have eve
= heard Of aud may be the only one
existence.
. The Mule Marched Past
Is The Derby dog" was in evidence, ;
usual. at the great maneuvers
9. Rawal Pindi. only to use an lrishisr
Il was another animal this time
We The cavalry we're marching past Il
m royal station in brilliant successiC
rh when there occurred an episode Will
n was to omuch for everybody's risib
faculties. Following the Ninth Queer
Royal Lancers was stray, man
w mule, walking with comical gravit
IT, and quite undisturbed by either 0
de jurations from behind or the shouts
ut laughter from the spectators.
'u Fresh-Air Cure for Cattle.
III The cattle OF the Dominion expe
MI mental farms at Nappan, Nova Scot
D. that have developed tuberculosis q
not to be slaughtered DR.. Rutherfol
veterinary inspector general, has r,
commended that experiments be made
the hope of Graduating the disease
the fresh air cure The herd. consist
us OF sound and diseased animals to
ou number of about So will be separat
ru' and housed under the most approx
les principles of sanitation, II is hoped
DOL introducing some treatment that is b.
oal eficial In the case of human beings
sh. effect cure.
,ws Poor Outlook for Her.
Mother-I can't see why you sho
object to Mr., Goodsense
- Daughter-I never could marry $,
"u man as that. He wears the che
ssh est kind OF ready-made clothes.
ney Mothsr-Tha, is mere idiosyncra
o. "Y-e-s; but I'm afraid he'll want
10 10 dress the same way. "-Tit-Bits.