The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-10-24

II patient lOf MANY evenings an UlJeC-
ton of morphia to enable him to get
come sleep. After a while the doctor
thought it advisable to stop the NOR
phia, and for two nights his patient
was unable to sleep, owing to great
pain. On the third night the doctor,
being still unwilling to administer NOR
phia, injected plain water instead. The
man slept perfectly and awoke in the
morning with what is known as a NOR
phlne mouth.
Every time L make a long railroad
Journey there are new reasons for tip
ping the porter" said II woman just
returned from the west. 1T is no long
err unusual for the porter to go through
his car as soon as the train is under
way and distribute large paper bags
to the women passengers to protect
their hats from the dust. But this
last trip as soon as he had passed
out the bags, he came through again,
this time with a time table for every
passenger. carefully opened at the
proper place and with our train
marked"
Rodnoa Dielo, a Russian
reproduces from the original a curious
deed of transfer. The document runs,
Il, the undersigned, Nicolai Nicephoro-
witch, peasant. thirty-eight years of
age, of the Dogmarovski district Of
Melitopol, have fallen into evil days. I
am at the end of all my resources and
hereby certify that l have sold for the
sum of so rubles my eternal salvation
and place in the kingdom of heaven to
Maker Selenky." The signature is at
tested by one elder of the village coun-
Gil.
Tram" is derived from a mans
name-Outram, the surname of Thorn
as Outram. Outram lived in Derby
shire, England, and In the beginning
OF the last century he vented q pc
culiar sort OF track that diminished the
friction wheels and roadbeds.
These tracks of Outrar1's though moth
Ing like a trolley track, were called at
first "outramways." then "~tranlways,"
and when street lines and street cars
came they We're dubbed, respectively
"tTamways" and trans"
According to an English contempor-
airy. the short ends of arc lamp arbon
may be joined together and utilized
again. They hould be cut square, and
the ends should be coated with a ce-
ment formed of a mixture to a pasty
consistency of potassium silicate and
carbon dust, and then pressed together
by hand. Carbon rods made in this
way OF a number of pieces are said to
burn well on continuous or alternating
current. and to be no more brittle thar
ordinary carbons.
The production of metallic cadmium,
which has hitherto been confined to
Belgium and Silesia, has been under
taken by n chemical of Cleye.
land. .. The ore of the Jonlin district
rs stated to be richer in cadmium than
the ore of Silesia. but under the condi-
tons of zinc smelling in the United
States 1T has not been considered worth
Wnlle TO attempt to save cadmium as
q by-product.
Because of the indiscriminate kissing
to which the little Crown Prince OLAF
IS subjected by men n children eager
TO express loyalty, the queen has beer
obliged to have the royal park at
Christiania closed to the public so thai
the child could have his daily airins
undisturbed. This has caused bitter
feeling in Christiania. for the people
public property.
Not many women of sc years can
sing, and 1T is remarkable. indeed, fol
OF that age to sing in a religious
meeting for the benefit of prisoners
but last Sunday Mrs. Lucy Perkins, OF
New York, led the singing in the meet.
Ing IN Bangor Jail, and sang a sole
sweetly and feelingly, and with visible
effect on the prisoners, most OF whom
are not at all bad-merely unfortunate
DR.. Ewald Falls, a well known Egyp.
ologist and e~Xcavator. has embraced
Islam. While at the head of an ex.
cavating expedition in the Nile delta
ne became so convinced of the virtues
or Accommodation thai he confessed
the faith and was received at the
mosque of Mariout. He will hence
Iorth be known under the name o.
Mussa Mohalnmed.
Orleans House. T~wickenham. which
VII! pc put up for sale in October. was
nriit IN the reign of Queen Anne by
Mr.. Secretary Johnstone. 1t later ha.
came much ~frequented by Queen Caro-.
ifnc. In 1900 the Duke of Orleans took
up his residence there. and later the
house was occupied by Dor Carlos, an.
other royal exile.
recently R-eleochistan, outside
OF Quota, was practically closed t.
missionaries. but the British govern
n1ent has noW permitted the medical
mission TO enter Kelet state. a country
as large as England. inhabited
BY several hundred thousand Beloochas,
Brahuis, Kurds and Pathans.
The second Congregational church
Mt Falmouth, Mass, built in 1891.
was turned end to end twenty years
later to get a beqnest of $40. 900 left
by a member who did not like the way
h church stood and a monument has
now beef erected with g. Inscription,
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The Society for the Protection OF
Ancient Buildings has Beer making
%renuous protests of late against the
manner in which Exeter cathedral is
being restored. more especially with
reference to the SCULPTURE which 1t is
Declared has been obliterated without
reason.
sran named Constant was arrested
IN n Paris cafe the other day for IN.
sulting Two Establishment. In expiana-
.&tion he said: .I con not help it: when
ever ~eegan Establishment I. become 90
enraeed that could DO anything to
him.
Thirtxr streets and open place- /,
Paris are named after eminent chew
ists. lie latest being placo Berfhalot
md MJrty-two are named after famons
Essof ~ child seldom change i.
into an adult. but sftar
Rney sometimes eno.. larger.