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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
Niearaouan cust.ms.

Among the man, old customs OF
Nicaragua, those relating TO the dead
are the weirdest to the stranger. Some
OF these have been handed down by
tradition from the Indians, others
were brought over by the Conquerors
and the two are so blended that il
is difficult to tell which predoml-
mates. AS soor as the medico pro.
nounces ones illness fatal word ID
sent to the village padre. who pre-
pares to administer the last sacra.
ments of the church to the dying per
son. Placing the consecrated wafer
in the custodia-a vessel OF solid gold
or silver, often resplendent with rare
jewels-a procession is formed and
marches through the street A small
boy ringing a bel. rushes ahead to an
nounce the APPROACH es the sacred
presence. and after him follows a
band of music. often a single violin,
playing a dirge. Ii it be possible to
secure any soldiers, they surround
the padre. who. dressed in brilliant
vestments, is generally carried IN a
chair, over which four men hold q
purple canopy. AS the little cortege
moves down the silent streets, every
one bares his mead and kneels, max
ing the sign of the cross until the
last soldier has passed Woe to the
sacrilegious stranger who fails to
show this mark OF respect. and many
have been the instances where for
eigners Esre pulled from their horses
and even stoned 70. neglecting to fol-
low this tin ,-hcnored custom.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26

Hi"aA' AaA' by TravsS.ss in -


HiGahS AaAs by TSavsloss II Z.
Arid Wastes Of ohs Southwest.
>ons Of the chief dangers V tSLV.
Siern In crossing such dread Aad arid
wastes a. the far famed Death Val.
ley In Nevada arises from lEAorAAcs
Al ss TIE character OF the isfreausni
2eolS Sf water along ehe route" aAid
T. E. SHallsy. . ninlng eAginesR -
Denver.
The tenderfoOt. growing fatAt
shder a blazing Hua. will Waat 70
sGeHeh bis intolerabIs thirst Uhen
lie comes to a shallow hole. Whoss
SAter. clear az crystal. seems aA-
solutely pure. He can With diGieHl-
u be restrained frou dHIAkInH Il b.
ssHie experienced esmpGnion. WhO
ksSwS that one dTauGht viii DSeA-
ably cause ssrioAs II As4 fatal III
Hess. This water. FOR ali its seeming
purity Aad eieaFaess, h bsAAsG vita
Arsenic. aAd many Q nan Aaa loSa
his life By It's use.
"Curiously enough, tAe ssfy water
in the desert that y safe to 6Slah b
foul lOokiRx and iahabitel by buM
and snakes. When you eoa1s 70 .
muddy pool SA the surface Of which
isSeetS arc dispertins themselves.
hSwever repulsiVs Il HAy be beth V
the eye aHd palate, yes AAy driHt
IL With in1uHltg. despite its lSSas.
~ a HRn viii who b oraay via
tAirSt produced ~ TIE bsFNiAs SA
aA1 EaFeileSs sun"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
Too Much.

Ridge" aid the prisoner. Il vSsld
like to ask a Il questions before ]
enter my plea"
you have the Courts permission" 4"
said the Jsdge.
"If l go on trial." said the PRISON.
er, do | have to sit here and hear
all the hypothetical questions asked
by the lawyers
Certainly" said the Judge.
And hear all the hAadwritiHE e.
perts?"
"Of course"
And follow the reasoning Of the
chemistry and insanity e=PcrtsY-
Very probably" said the jueIs.
We'll. then. judge, I will eater NJ
pea"
What is iti" asked the Judge
GUILTY."
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
pearaaed Indians.

The last man % the Santa Barbara
Island was deported in 1858. Our
knowledge of these extinct Indians on
the California coast is derived from
the accounts OF the early voyagers
from the missionaries who subse-
quently settled on the islands, and
from the remains >. their refuse heaps
and the skulls and skeletons which
have from time to time been collect
ed. Some OF the islands probably al
one Lihs mad population aprrod
ing one thousand each, but in 1929
only about ninI hundred we're left on
Santa Barbara and he neighborins
islets; and by 1875 all had disappear
ed. Although they manufactured q
certain number OF domestic utensils
these Santa Barbara Indicns are de
Eeribed by the missionaries as the mosi
degraded OF all human beings. with d
morality lower than that 1 animals
Insects, especially frasshOppeFs. form
ed a portion Of tLeir food also prob
ably the larger varieties oi eaItl
worms.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
K pa rM M .
lns t-izs wsrs o. Ne Ban, and ssH
iaoAka oR - kiAaseOn Tome.

nrs f-iIIs Wsrs o. shs nun and Sess
iaoAka oR - ksAaseOn Come.
DO not love ysu, Dooteg Fell: ~
reason why. I'll briefly tell:
Ths ~octOr - the otaen dRyH had
Atndls wOrda aa1 plszsant wage:
a1d @theugh his pills we're - the
busA. and seat fOlks oR to hiAsSen
COns. and theush he lIhed " sgSN
the heA;s Of skeletons Aaa shsstS1
shosA. Il hsver SAs his fooliah DiaA,
~ use = nav on every man. uhiths
ths m0dorR naniaea. Vhs carve thetE
BAuents with IN aEo, he dealt ont
calomel or nax. aAd sealed ~ fer
4 pair Sf buoks. aa1 V killed us--
gSoG e5A Heui! he 10 - - ~
piaatsd whols.
When l an siekiy sad EastrunR
you Ask ne 10 uhfuH NJ t0aEHe;
ysu feel NJ pulSe Sad prod ny bach.
and say my liTsrs est Of Vhack. ana
thea you shed your vest AAd esa1.
and pusa a lantern tOUn az thToaL
and ~. Great Caesar! What .
i-eartl I'll lave 10 take Suu ~
Art" And on ysur table ana tsil.
while ysa gO cut TO Aust Q spade. -
aig AFSuAd amSns my VOTks aAd eAA
the blamed O4a Germ hat lAFla
areuAd toe angles Of NJ frAne-Shs
way yea carve me IL . shame
When Water Genes, with frosa OAA
SRsE. have q ehilblsIn on NJ toe:
and VASa for lihimen I beg. yOa
VASE 10 anPutats ny lee; aRd whea
my throat gets sore and raw, yoH
vast 70 cure Il with q saW; to cure
NJ Alaneas. ysu. Wson, voula pa
De tArOpg- . Guit2ssiaa. A Leo Il
Mins ia ASW * Feot s@GAg ne GSe-
tSTS ef tbs West; AA psstsra GectOF
has In hfiRe abSut eight iAShoa Of
my spine; the az tAss oASs adorned
ny mouth, iS kspt N pickle in thS
South.
de not lOvO TsI pOcter ZEN: you
carve too ausRtiy AAa veil; feaR
yOu and ysur edAsd tools: I'll send
70 OOrrsspsndenee sebeoIa for absent
trsAtmeAt when m fIi--or hit ths
EoSa otd-fashiOASd PHI. NaIs
HAssa n Abe En- ria azette.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
WHICH IS THE HEil,Eai
Does a Pound OF Lead or a Pound o'
Feathers Weigh More7

The fayorite question With the
school COMMITTEES men OF oiden time
was, we are told-"Which is the
heavier. a pounG OF feathers or =
POUND of lead?' The first rash an
aver used almost always to be, "a
pound Oh lead. Then, OF course,
from the older pupils would come the
reply, Both alike"
II this question we're asked to-day,
decided surprise; Tor the pound Of
feathers could ea1ily be proved TO be
the heavier. A simple experiment Is
all the evidence needed
With any accurate scales weigh out
a pound of lead, using Ordinary shot
for convenience. Pour the shot into
one oil the pans Of balance. For the
feathers a light muslin bag viii be
needed. and care must be taken that
feathers and bag together do not
weigh more than a pound. When the
bag OF features Is put into the other
pan OF the balance, the beam will,
after few oscillations, come TO rest
exactly level.
SO lar the verdict Both alike
seems TO be proved. But place the
balance on the receiver OF an air
pump, with lead and feathers undis-
Jurbed. Cover the whole with the
glass DELL jar, and exhaust the air.
Slowly the feathers sink, and the
lead kicks the beam. The pound Of
feathers is heavier than the pound Of
lead.
The truth is that what we called a
pound was not such in fact; for the
atmosphere buOys up everything with
IN it in proportion to the bulk of the
object, and the feathers being of a
greater bulk THAI the lead are sup
Lorted by the air to considerably
greater extent than the ead Remoy-
ed from the supporting medium, their
true weight is made evident.
Charles Read propOunded a similar
question III one of his novels. a Jew.
ish trader is made to ask. Which Is
the heavier. a pound 0f feathers or
a pound OF gold?' after awhile he
explains to the satisfaction OF his
audience OF miners that the feathers
are the heavier.
Cold. he explains. is weighed by
troy weight while feathers are
weighed by ayoirdupois; and as the
twelve ounces in pound troy con
tain only i've thousand seven hun
dred and sixty grains, while the avoir-
dupois pound contains nearly seven
thousand grains. the pound of feath.
ers is, OF course, tweive hundred and
forty grains heavier than the pound
of gold
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26

Rudyard Kipllng undoubtedly est
mis- wit from his maternal sraHdfsth.
r the Rev. George b. Macdonald q
Wesleyan clergyman.
1t is related Of this gentleman tAAt
4 the say, when ne was coHFtinS the
ldy whom he afterwards married. the
ather.in-law-tobe an aged hethOdLst
vith extremely strict notions In Fs-
ard to the proprietors-WAs AjuAici-
)ug enough on one occasion to enter
the parior without giving any warning
" his approach The consequences
was that he found the sUestheaFts
occupyia; single chair.
Deeply shocked by the spSVtAsls.
the old man solcmnly said:
"Mr Macdonald, when l WRs sSart-
ing Mrs. Brown. she sat o7 Sas siAS
Of the room and | on the other
Macdon2ld's reply was:
That's what 4 should have dSns n
had been counting Mrs, BrOWa.-
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
Misohlei Done bv enlIs-

That many OF me guns nave become
lar too numerous ddnng the last 10
u ~ years, thanks TO coddling and
oSerniucn plOtecuuu, mas become II
patent raCt TO those who observe and
understand the habits of these birus
tcre ami there measures are Oeing
'aAen TO lessen the plague, ana by
some lev county councils the piUtvc-
Lion once accorded has been wlth
drawn.
Calls are responsible for an enor
ilo4s destruction OF hsh, as well US
raids on the esgs ana young OF varl.
Jus birds. In many parts OF Scotland
tie lesser black backed guhs have be-
some the yeriest vermin, in this re-
spect rivalins the hooded crow and
common rOok. the latter another re-
sent development OF unwise oyerpre-
servatiOn.-Country Life.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
eo.ltion In sleenlnn-

The HiHdus believe, and have be
lieved for ages. that 10 sleep with
the head to the north win cause ones
days TO be shortened; the head o the
east viii bring longevity; head to
the south will Dring riches; head 10
the west viii bring change of scene
Some supersututious persons object
to their bedsteads being placed paral
lei to the plauks on the floor. Others
regarC II as uulucky to sleep ACROSS
Tie boards.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
Mnnld "Bnn Wan Fool,

Not Irish. but delightful, is the
story Of the automobilist who, in
making a cross-country tour in Da-
kota, had the misfortune to have his
machine break down He saw a
small house not far of and cut across
to it. rne only man about the place
was Swede, who was much amused
by the sisht of the strange rig the
automobilist wore. My friend,
said the automobilist, my machine
has had bad break and l would like
to know If you have such a thing as
a monlsey-wrench about here?" The
Swede looked at the automobilist
with greater curiosity than ever, and
then laughed. He had met some
strange folks and heard some odd
things since he had come to Ameri-
ca, bu- this was the worstl Mon
key-wranch?" he asked, sarcastical-
ly. II got sheep ranch and my cous-
in Ole he got COW ranch. and Meester
Ferguson ne ban have wan pig
ranch, but rank annywan start mon
key ranch in Nord Dakota ban wan
too@i"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
sararapasaaapaaasAra.

V0D0TRnOTO0DpO ppOpDPOVOpO'pS
Physicians have long been looking
for . harmless headache cure. 1t
has been produced by an eminent
chemist Of the National Capital. 1t
Is kno~n as BRoMo-PEPsIN. Besides
curinA every form of headache
instantly. Bromo Pepsin il equally
and - promptly eficacious in
chronic and, acute indigestion and
the nervous disorders incident there
o. 1t is efferescent and pleasant
to take and may be had of all up.tc
date druggists at ten cents q bottle.
Il oomea as . boon TO mankind anG
womankind. For sale at Z. o.
Armstrong. Druggist.
0AOaO1OSOn0nOHO-heaOnSsOaA
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26

When the raius and sunshine oi iale
March and early April have lowered
and crumbled tie snow, so that tra'
cling gain is possible, the moose ana
deer cave their yards to range tht
woods. eeding eagerly on the expand
ing buds and green plants that ArsI
appear in woodlands. The moose
sheds his lordiy antlers, and there
after until the autumn iinds them re
newed. he keeps himself in retire
ment. sh.nning the company OF MS
own kim and all other creatures
During the summer, while his bud
ding new horns are yet In velvet, Le.
lies secTeted by day in some dense
thicket, coming out at night TO the
still water reaches of stream and lake
to feeo upon lily-pads and aquat:,
grass. Here he remains through tie
hours of darkness, standing or .y
ing in the water or swimming pr
haps long distances to fresh tecdina
grounds. The COW moose and her ta!i
are less wary, so far as fear OF Eian
is concerned. being protected by law
from the hunters rifle at all seasons
but there are enemies in shape OF hGn
cry bears and wildcats that compel
her yigilantly to watch over her c..ii
and sometimes 10 Eght for its safety
She seems fully TO realize her in
munity from danger from man, ara
often displays great Indifference 10
his presence. Throughout the sun
mer she stays much Of the time IN Tile
water OF still 5tre,.ms and cOyes iu
lakes where water-grass ana llly-pEd.
grow, with her calf lying IN conceal
ment on the bank. but never so faI
away but that she can come promptly
90 its rescue II danger threaten.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26

They we're country people pare asa
simple, but Ley hsd read the papers
md thought they were educated ~
20 all the improvements Of 4 city.
When they went to WaShlngtoa
they w.nt through the Navy Depart
nent and saw the models Of our ships
Of war. Pointing TO a eempAuioa
ladder hanging over the side Of sns OF
the boats, she asked her ettsr haB
what 1t Nas.
"Oh, that's the era escape" FSplisS
rhe Observation-Disclosures.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
Consumption and the Telephone.

The panic recently created on the
subject of the assumed danger turk
ing in the transmitter OF the tele-
phone is not precisely new. It Is
but the development Of a fear which
has caused misgiYlug for some years
On the supposition that yarious
germs OF disease prObal ~ collect In
the receiver and transu ,er OF the
instrument, at any rat- 10 public
telephone stations. some medical
alarmists have thrown out sugges-
tions that antlseptics. 10th in dry
state and in solution, should be ap-
piled for the safety Of the telepnone
user. The recent dlctum goes one
step further, inasmuch as II is now
an established fact that tubercls
baeilli, the casual micro-organisms
OF consumption, have been found
alive and in robust oondition-in the
instrument. II is quite natural, in
view OF such a find. that a feeling
Of alarm might seize hold Of the
more nervous. British Medical
Journal.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
WIN Reouire Nurb uh..,

II has been figured that By 1859.
43 harvests hence. the United States
will have a population which. at the
average rate OF IL sushels OF
wheat a person. viii require a tall
billion Of bushels Of wheat tsr sFsaS
and seed.-Wall Street JsaraaL
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
Uses Of Adversltv.

Prosperity is not without many
fears aud disasters; and adyersity is
not without comforts and hopes. Ger
tainly, virtue is like precious odors.
most fragrant. when they are inoensed
OF crushed: for prosperity doth best
discover vice; but adYersity doth best
discover virtue. -B Bucon.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26

The Commissioners Of Pike County
will hereafter hold Regular Meetings
the arst Monday Of each mo. between
the hours Of9a IN and p. M. except
ing In the months when Court may
be In session, and then during Court
THEO. ii. BAKER
COmmissi 'ners Clerk
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
The Entnrr nf thn ~

Probably no part OF a schoolnAs-
ter's duty is nore dlnieult than to
advise a parent as to what walk Of
life his boy should adorn; but the
beginning and end OF Il all Ia that a
good boy will make his way In azg
position and the bad boy will act
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
Toast 20 Woman.

Here's to the woman who has a
smile for every sorrow. a consolation
for every srlef. an excuse for every
fault, q prayer for every misfortune.
an encourasement Tor every hope
-Ssinte Folk.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
Needed tMtna

one Aisht little AGsEArSa. -
kuselinE By her mann 10 sAy A0
prayers. nniHhed. Nov I lay me-"
anA fsrEot. "AAHA." she safe. res
!uSt start ne Aad eAea l OGa - -
WhiEEinE."
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26

Yhsrs \ ne si0 n ths SeSid -
aEs more VATIsty n its IifO than New
YOrk- Even the tAeatSss giVe the
THANKSGIVING public AA average q -
nsv plays each month.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
The Only hIBa

SO V0uF @Le IL an GsO8oa,
3inkH. Does she WrttS SOr AOnsyf"
I never bad 4 Lester from her ~
hat she wrote tos aaythinS ahaSs.
s-.snsO,s . AInSI
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26
Time Table
ERIE RAILROAD. I
or
PORT JERVI9

Solid Pullman trains to Buffalo, Mag
are Falls, Chautauqua Lake, Cleveland,
Chicago and Cincinnati.
Tickets OH sale ut Port Jervis to all
points in the West and Southwest ut lower
rateS than via any other nrst-class line.
In effect June 2lth, 1905.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-26

koV did Or. sktRum commIl al
sidsY"
Prescribed for hiassIf. l SAP
Sess."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-28
ShiffSnndIrid,tcn.

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men: DGoronio" Don 2iperpocl,
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Nnntpier o&oiier @ilbclm ocr
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bier bclltc pm Ncw.Yort onGcfonl-
men.
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ooroui ieilc Nciic mcitcr tort.
(ricit 1, %. Sui, - Ger Gonr-
pier rGorpotbio" Don 9telu- Dort iii
bicr cin0ctroiicn.
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9~i6IagrtStagc Der EaiiagicrsS ampicr
bon Nclu=Ourf.

81
Nm %. <li 81. oi Yiemontc"
nod l}copcl uto 0cmua.
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4wHS ma
Snucltcr int SdDuuIitdtcn.

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