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Show JUL SCIENTIFIC CORNER. current flows the lamp shines with a mild, pleasing light, and without perceptible heat. 13. & tts daw the two re's of lhe loin together and tie, spreading die small cuds no they form a liivlr, and roast us you would any piece of meat, only remember that, the chn;i Icing er pa rate, the meat will m-- k inure quickly. This lamb way be served hot or cold, 4.ut if it is cold ornament the end r.f each chop bone with a fringed uinl curb'd j a per cap. stick a bouquet of ir.lut or parsley in the top. and upou tbe platter beside fr.eli pair of chops put a spoonful of cu.d boiled siring beaus cr peas, and on the green bed a small red ball eut from boiled beets. Serve a French dressing in a separate dish for the vegetabhs. Thia is hut one of many ways. If the housekeeper shows interest in having the home dishes prettily garnished the maid soon will be and will find she, too. has a brain and can surprise you with some in- IN WOMAN'S CORNER. ffflTWfMirtf HUNTING FOSSILS. PREHISTORIC OUADRUPEDS THOUGHT IT WAS HORNET. far for mete- trow a Urorary t iers1! or Stalling A TV or Und. of m; 1'llfiui Mh4mi. Vfwpilne I The deepening of the Hudson River phis Times. !:o of these occurred in Honrs of Giant Monitors Tint lillad a small village in the upper part ot as to as far twelve state the dam, illk feet, T lllriM'h Delusion and a Sn.ra llan Fly Fst.rml-nitto- r Couollosi Agoi Ago llrtoirroil Aftrr Duflie' county. The clerk was a r.ttlrpata seven miles above Albany, will probaA Flabliook Whlrh CboaU Ai An nnil Tlreiiini Sroroti lad who punish Flnnnsla Ara llelag Kulntro-daew- d unite country smart, Img bright, next two be wit.iin the completed A gala Klarlrir Motor Nolo, of ftlaico ood bly lie found Mgua of Uslurnlug was equal to all Hunt. years. The Improvements being carLaiaat lana. Mustlaa Industry. that a certain denizen of the place, ried out by the national government R0 F II E N R Y j named "Juke Brown, always found a call for a channel twelve fm deep and N a email convenient sitting on the counter in are cale, 400 feet wide to llroadway, in Troy, ILK petticoats FAIR FIELD v with KiK'h an artl- a delusion and a Curator of the farther part of the store near tbe and a channel of the rame depth, but (THrkfT barrel and that when the j cle a a straw hat, snare to any womVertebrate Paleononly 300 feet wide, to tbe state dam, at a bonnet, a basket, the clerk's eyes were not upon him the an who cannot afhead of navigation. The contracts tology in the Ameretc., the following for this work, let in 1S93. cover the ford a new one ican Museum of o!d itiun's position allowed him to pila number of biscuits. The clerk method may be fol- removal of 4,020.000 cubic yards of i very month. Few Natural lllstiy, fer uiun of lowed: Well wash grew tired of this and he ararticles apparel or a and contributes 190.000 tons paper earth, earth, and needle with a a good-size- d enticmore the straw with the building of eight iniics of dikes. ranged appear on "Prehistoric counter under on are the hole a in weak sodalye, rinse Tbe estimated cost is $2,500,000. ing when they Quadrupeds of the spring a long with oilcloth ihe covering, in clean water, displayed In the curRockies," to a device. genious lx- - pulled at any could which their and shake then shops, lightly; rent magazine. The string, Fishhook Which Klioots. One extremely hot remove superfluous lightness and dcli-at- e is illustrated ly drawings by IKsint in the store. article now go "gunning after flsh. cun One finances. man entered the hpaulili old one's in the that June feel one make day moisture, anil place, supported on a coloring Charles Knight, giving careful reconStill we apprehend that thia will not wardrobe Trimmed skirts have reintroduced without a store and took his position as usual is incomplete stick, under a large glased earthenware beasts. of these structions strange bar the usual amount of liquid "bait. specimen of these ruffled and fur- tbe Spanish flounce, that most graceful counter near the cracker pan turned upside down. A very small Prof. Osborn says: Before describing on top of the book ahown Is the invention of below ed The trimmiuFS- it is now on a rather of all was apparently enfor the clerk alas barrel. The But garniunts. pipkin, capable of holding about half James R. Booth of animals themselves, we may stop the difuolves tbe skirt Ontario, and scant easily Barrie, who a customer, but had his omen of moderate circumstances a pint, is now pi on the Are, and to note what our present knowledge gaged with of how to secure width at the if ficulty it on "old aiik a Jake," and when he was eye especially about half an ounce of roll brimstone buys petticoat, of them has cost in human skill and little the at fullness with bottom top. will she the crackers the string that for lc of taffeta, with the idea reaching placed in it. When the brimstone la The Spanish flounce should begin st endurance. Every one of these pic- was pulled. "Jake" went up in the air, w cur it and "get the good of it, aa the all melted, a light is applied to it, so back about four inches from the tures is drawn from a complete skele- landing on Ills feet in the middle of ruylug goes. The friction of walktag the as to cause It to catch fire. The pipkin ton hewn out of the solid rock, and and fronethence gradually narrow belt the the store. He felt for the object of mis every fold of the ruffles, with the inflamed sulphur, Is now placeach of these skeletons represents years tho does extend above not it until in cord the shrinks athe wearing only overalls. Not attack, dampness has tube s slightest ed under the glazed pan in such a posi- Canada, and cartridge and years i:f arduous exploration in with finished It be front. in may knee so the that of in his search, he border the rewarded the flounces, tion as not to scorch the article to be tached to the book bar and arranged which Wutfman, Hatcher. Peterson being mounted the counter a second time bleached. The spaces between the pan with a spring firing pin, so that the latter are all puckered at the edge, and others sent out by the American and was about to make another atwhile the foot of the petticoat comes and the table and floor on which it least touch of the point of the hook exMuseum, by Prlnrcton. or by Yale, occasional For to rags very shortly. tempt at cracker raising when h4 felt rests must be carefully closed, with plodes the sartridge and shoots the have become famous. Our party found another thrust which lifted him In the the dress wear a under thin evening damp cloths placed around to prevent flsh. the Tltanothere in a broiling alkali air silk petticoat will do very well, but again. He started for the attic the escape of the sulphurous-aci- d gas canon of South Dakota. Its head was above the store. His prolonged abia not food it aa human nature's daily produced by the combustion of the sulColoring Lothr protruding from a hard sandstone sence caused the clerk to go up to the satisfactory. Mohair, sateen and mophur. In about two hours the pan may In Germany a new process of color- reen are far better investments. They cliff, and the chest, limbs, and trunk attic, where he found It as hot as an lie removed, when the straw will be were chiseled nut by the men under a oven, to see what was going on. He ing leather is being exploited. Elecin first place, much the are cheaper found nicely bleached. rude shelter which lowered the noon found the ohl man distracted and neartricity Is utilized. Tbe leather is placed more durable and keep tbeir fresh-- n upon a zinc table, which forma the posThey ly disrobed in the middle of the floor, temperature to Pill degrees. fa longer. White petticoats of musA Smw Illaininanta itive pole. Tbe dyeing material ia lin. cambric or lawn are exceedingly were eneouiuged to think that the shaking his overalls furiously. The Tbe London correspondent of the poured over thia and the negative pole whole beast had been mired in a stand- sight was laughable. The clerk asked pretty and very fashionable st presManchester Courier publishes a re- connected to the leather. Under the ent. Trimmed with lace and ruffles, ing pcfiitiui: . This was probably thr him whiil was the matter. He replied: markable account of a new lllumin.int, action of the current the coloring matdesire could lint suddenly they aa cast1 originally, as are heart dainty they "This morning, while mowing in the which, if all that Is said of It Is true, ter penetrates the leather and patterns and possess the merit of looking as came across a fault: it appeared tha! meadow, I struck a hornets' nest, and will push both gas and electric light may be designed upon the surface by well as new every time they are laun the hind 111, ills lui'l been swept away; one of the pesky things has crawled very bard. For its production no ma- covering it with a pattern plate conilered. The petticoat requires to he snd itrequiieil two years' more searchup ihe leg of my overalls and has of chinery is required save that contained nected to the negative pole. before hones of an animal of a cor- s'rurk me twice, and I'm hunting for very wide and to have a number ing in a portable lamp neither larger nor full flounces in order to kerp Us houf-fanr.:9Ki responding size were secured. Every it." heavier than is used with colza oil or but muslin and lawn are so light A Novel Kaclni loth other skeleton has its own story of dr The clerk wore a smile. paraffin. This lamp, it is declared, Cornell university is to have a new ihnt this abundant trimming is no burtermination, disappointment, and surgent rates its own gas. The substance engine lathe for Its department of meden, save to the person who does the prise. Ilnpa (nr a Tire. employed is at present a secret. Jeal- chanics that Is in one respect at least '.'oiling. old lake basins, once on S The if who happened to be a A wheelman of the ously guarded by some inventive Ital- the most remarkable tool of the kind The illustration shows one and riirlrlud by lhe moist, balmy man of resources bad hia tire puncians. The cost Is declared to bo at ever exhibited in New York. It Is fashionable white costumes. The skirt a plain band of embroidery, but tbs winds of the Pact tic, are now elevat"il home from most h of that of ordinary gas nickel plated throughout, includln; of white pique is entirely plain. The newest thing is a ruche, very fully from four ru live thousand feet. The tured while uii the way Coney island a Tew days ago. He reand the resultant light is nearly as even the screw that causes the cutting churl bolero is of cream lace over plaited. A slight variation from the substituted a piece of only redeeming feature of tlieir present bright as the electric light and much tool to travel to and fro, and all the c.eaui taffeta and has square fronts Spanish flounce leaves tho front width import of absolute Isirrenness is that moved the tire, in its place und rode to of white rope whiter. A single lamp floods a large nuts, bolt hcadtq name plates and opening over a full chemisette entirely plain. The flounce is started the absence of vegetation leaves ihe heavy a distance of about eight his home, room with light. The apparatus can wrenches ara heavily plated with gold increasnioussellne de sole. The draped corat the side scums, gradually old graves and burying grounds bare. without discomfort. The rli'.b satin. be carried about ns easily as a candlein width toward tho back, but not Fossil bones and skeletons are not miles, Further than this, the little shelves be- selet is of lizard green liberty ing he is a member is so proi d which cream of ribof stick and seems both dean and udor-les- a. neath, on which tbe kid glove workmen The sleeve Is of cream lace over Rosettes extent. to any great hut a triiiuid of hia performanee that It has had the far from it; plentiful wrist. at the frill lace a has bon at regular intervals finish the top. will place ibeir gold plated wrenches taffeta and eye sees a great dislnnee along the rope framed. New York World. mousseline de Worn with this skirt is a llgbt-fll-tiand nickel plated cutting tools are all The collar la of white Imre giillie.i, cliffs, and eanoiis. Mid tho about sole. bodice of lace, finished An r.lprtrli Motor. covered with silk plush. your daily scramble of fifteen to twenTHn Wldnw'n Jleloitrnn. derolletugh neck with simliur rosettes. Eastern railroad men are greatly Inmiles enables you lo prospect orer ty the cover from an old, Unscrewing Newt. in Latest The Daily Men. at Ketamine lo,u"' terested in the new electric locomotives Unreel stretch. You are off in 'lie locked melodeon. that the Instrument, vast a Carriage. a be The latest silk petticoat may The recent horseless carriage race being turned out by some of the big morning stiffened by s frosty night. might aid the choir at the funeral of a buscompanies, and it is predicted that it from New York city to the Ardslcy forerunner of the much despised with Ilaom of tha Toolhplrk Shoo. You know by sad experience that the rhildlesa New, England widow who made tle. It is a billowy creation will he but a short time before elec- Country club on the Hudson Is regardweek! the decedent's relas la our not shoe tue does basins ice in the The promise going last lied pointed through the bottom of of tricity will supplant steam aa motive ed by those Interested as having proved a deep ruffle, style. Such Is the decree of fashion, cool day. Your backbone is still freez- tives came upon $12,000 In United vehicles re well which a fine reed la run. At the back and when fashion dictates few men or power, some of the side lines being that such ing while the sun begins to broil anil Slates bonds stowed away inside. in the lower half of the skirt hangs already In process of change. The adapted for use In cities. There was women dispute the decree. Hence the blister your skin, and you are the livfolds. There are six folds, and through passing of the "toothpick point is a ing embodiment or the famous dessert In Ilia Light of Ff parlene. each one a reed la run which makes the fact that is Just forcing itself on manuserved liy the Japanese a hot crust The Newly Married Man (on hia first skirt stand out with a certain aggros' facturers aad dealers. Some of tbe without, an ire within. Your trail beoff, sadly)-- 1 wonder what my night give stiffness at the bottom, though conflrmed dealers the gins on the upland, which may be the loading shoe wife will say when I get home? The at the waist line it Is very flat. All statement that in Its plaee is appearactual level or the old lake bottom; Other When you've hern married as the new silk skirts have either the fine the more comfortable round toed and as if walking through a graveyard, reeds to aid them in standing out, or ing of footwear. long as i have, old man, you'll kr.'iw style never look for bones until the land beforehand. Truth. a to bottom you from the lined are they The exodus of the "toothpick marks break.! away by erosion. few inches above the knee with hair an eporh in the history of footgear. Tho In When yen reach the edge of this buying ultra cloth. Women of fashion THE CHURCH MILITANT. fashionable youth will have no look off into a sea of rock, a silk petticoat these days order a trouble In you upland, their upon standing squarely sometimes wild beyond description, The meetings lately held at Fort shorter silk skirt to match, as well as own feet, instead of upa corset. Brocade ia the silk most in on their neighbors' bearingdown snd you plunge down the slope to a cer- Dodge, la., under the ministration and extremities pedal favor, and both the skirts and corset with the useless projection of the old tain level. Then you follow this level preaching of Dr. L. W. Munhali, were are exquisitely embroidered with the round snd round anil in and out. Here a splendid surcess. It is reported. shoe. There have been many owners monogram. Lace flounces trim style of shoes worn are on a seam which hears fossils. Bishop Stephen M. Merrill, of tbe you different styles by M. E. Church, is prostrated by a stroke similar both skirts, and a tiny frill of tbe same styles other are below it Above and maintained toe of men, but the pointed and between them which is believed to be paralytic. Tills pattern of lace finishes the coreet at Ita supremacy longer than any of fosalllferoun seams, nathe top. them. But, like all else, it has bad to are barren seams where you will not Is the second attack of a similar Rev. suffered ture Dr. search till has if the a bone And doomsday. lately you Fashgive way to the dictates of Dame World gives a picture of the latest French carriage entered in the contest, A I pars Gowk It Is said that the Rev. Samuel D. ion, and fall styles show a wider range This level, ierhups, represents the delta 88 was is off locomotive. electric lhe It carried but of an prize A picture ia given of a costume of of round and type by which river was Ibe mountain now of Rochester, swept of a than Merrill, shoes toed great square The Scientific blue alpaca. The plain skirt is adornfeet long, 9 feet 6 Inches wide and 13 American carriage. first white child born In the territory, been In stock for many a long day, the animals out wtlh coarse sand, pebbaa feet G Inches high, weighing 150,000 American says that the manner in ed around the foot by two narrow while there Is less variety of pointed bles and debris. Sometimes you walk now state, of Nebraska, when hla fathwhich the horseless carriages dodged pounds. miles and miles, up and down, day er was laboring aa a missionary among seen. 'ever before. toed shoes than back and forth in front of and around after day, and see nothing lmt com- the Indians. A said: representative shoe company cable cars and wagons "demonstrated Fir Fxt.rmlnatnr. mon turtle bones, which are so decepReports from the various eaap In the future pointed toes may be distance tha meetings, that have been held all over a at When flies become troublesome they beyond argument that the horseless and tive tempting more worn for or less wear, evening ran always be got rid of by a very carriage is much more capable of conbut they will eventually become out of the fossil hunter profanely kicks them the country, indirate that thia yretr. carhorse trol than and the ordinary of a Half mixture. teaspoonful simple date for the reason that they are more aside. Turtles are found everywhere whatever may betide in the other Afhaskrd la the fairs of the nation, the open air worblack pepper, finely ground, should be riage. apt to break around the tips, and the berause they swam out. s, anil occa- ship of the living God baa been well mixed with double the quantity of sunshine in the dealers are accused of selling an in' brown sugar, the compound to be r,lsa Water rip sionally sank to the bottom, while the and fruitfully attended. ferior article. The shoe that is comwere burled In Germany water pipes are being moistened with condensed milk. The The Evangelical Lutheran Churcb of ing in the plaee of the pointed shoe Is carrasses of land animals flies will generally eat greedily of this made of glass, with asphalt covering In the dpltas or nearer shore. the United States and Canada held Its one that is known ns the bulldog, easmixture if placed where they can to prevent fracture. It is claimed that land the heat annual conference at Evansville, Inti, In such fossil-barre- n which has a raised, round, blunt toe. ily reach it; but it will be their last they give thorough protection against Seems twice as torrid, on the buttes lately. O Hirers for the ensuing year The reason for calling the shoe bullmeal, for the least taste of it will moisture in the ground and against the dog is because of the shape of the toe, your muscles and hack ache doubly, were elected as follows: President, poison a fly. If watched, they will action of acids and alkalies, and that which is something like a dog's head your tongue lies parched from the last Rev. John Badrlng, Milwaukee; vice often be seen to drop dead within a they can not be penetrated by gases. in form. This will be the fashionable gulp of alkali water, your soul abhors president. Rev. Peter Brant, Pittsburg, short distance of the plate which they a fossil, and longs for the green shade l'a.; secretary, Prof. John 8challer, shoe this fall. have juat left, and some of the greedN litre of Krlanre. the East, and the watermelon. New Ulm, Minn.; treasurer, Chris Yon-sen- ,. of store said: The manager of another iest eaters do not live to leave the beDetroit; chaplain. Rev. C. C. Gilt picture frames that have Pointed shoes are going out of style When, all of a sudden, n little projectplate. come dark and dingy may be Improved for the reason that different designs ing hone strikes your wearied eye. Yo.i .Schmidt. St. LouIa. The sum of $18,000 has been raised in footwear are merely a fad or fancy. fall on your knees, und breathe gently by simply washing them with a small In honur of the Fertilise!. on the loose sand; a little scraping, for the The bulldog shape is a more comsponge moistened with alcohol or oil Fertiliser for gardens: Ammonium of turpentine, the sponge to be suffiand is a more sensible and you sov the signs of a skull - per- Rev. I)r. Richard S. Stores, pastor of shoe fortable besulphate, ten parts; sodium nitrate, fif- ciently wet only to take off the dirt and bands of blue galloon, the tablier article than the old style of haps of some missing link. The thrill the Pilgrim Congregational church, In the same manner. The looking shoe. outlined ing of discovery spreads like an elixir Brooklyn, and the stun is constantly teen parts; ammonium phosphate, thirbe should not They wiped a short, rippled pointed ty parts; potassium nitrate, forty-fiv- e through your frame, and two or three growing. The special romruittee hopes after jrard, but left to dry by them- blouse bodice hae in front over a plas basque and opens hours later, after carefully cutting oui to complete the full amount of $25,000 parts. For lawns: Potassium nitrate, selves. The very large Taios tho Khlll of (ianli the prize, you walk vigorously back to by November 19, when it la proposed to Aluminium is now being used in- tron of blue alpaca. thirty parts; sodium nitrate, thirty sailor collar la of white faille and la of Dr. A doiley tea is the newest in womevery Inrh a man. celebrate the camp, parts; calcium sulphate, thirty parts; stead of magnesium for "flash-ligcalcium superphosphate, thirty parts. photography. The light is said to be trimmed with two bands of narrow gal- en's entertainments. At one recentg ia a life of Stores pusturute in tho Church of the Thus white of likewise on the wide piazza of a beauFor fruit trees: Potassium chloride, equally actinic, while Aluminium says loon. The belt is and emotions. The fossll-liunt- Pilgrims by special services in the white tulle ly given one hundred parts; potassium nitrate, the metal keeps better and burns away faille, the cravat being of home the hostess handed tiful is country predestined to his work, like church, and In all probability a great with lace ends. Lace frills finish the each five hundred parts; potassium phosmore completely. guest a small square of linen and the sportsman, lie ret urns East in the muss meeting in the Academy of wrists. silks and needles, with the request that autumn, vowing he will never go bark Music. phate, five hundred and seventy parts. It is said that dew will not fall on Mada Tempting. Colil Dlshe Of thia mixture, two and a half pounds some colors. While a yellow hoard will each one design and embroider some to the Bad Linds; hut ns the favoraAn im men iu1 crowd of people parGc-ii:it- ci minutes. The names ble months f spring come round he Plain everyday disbee at the home object In forty-fiv- e to be used for one tree. anniMl in lhe twenty-sixt- h be covered with dew a red or black able may be made more appetizing if of the workers were written on this becomes mure und more rest less until Mithiidl.d c a nip meeting at PitmiMi beside It will be perfectly dry. will Instruct and each one wan examined and voted he is off The country that is us hot Grove. X. .1.. under the charge of IUv. Killin'i Light. Dropping or striking a steel magnet, ;he young housekeeper or causing it to vibrate by any other aer maid of all work to pay a little upon for its defects and excellencies. as Hades. wMred by stagnant alkali I). B. Harris. The closing iluys of the One of the results of Mr. Edison's exmore attention to them or if she will Prizes were given for the most corpools, is ii.niurt invariably the richest hist week were married liy the prostraperiments with the Invisible X raysdls-- i means, diminishes its magnetism. When corks are too large for a bot- lovote a few momenta before each meal rect drawing, the most original, the n fossils. Here, in fart, as you find tion of lii'V. Dr. S. M. Vermin. who was overed by Prof. Rocnigen is the prodish is prettily gar- best execution, the worst and for other Jtr greatest variety ami nunihrr of overcome while dilivericg a sermon. duction of a new kind of lamp. Like tle, soak them In boiling water for a :o seeing that the few minutes, when they will (income nished. Cold roast lamb la good; hut points, so that every guest was posbones, you enjoy (lie most delight Cul The speaker had been lU.'iUuiirslng for Hie ordinary incandescent lamp, it conIt placed before him sessed of one. The notion was amusflights of the scientifle i magi nation; about a half hour when his audltcrs sists of a glass bulb exhausted of air. soft, and may be eusily put Into tho who wants to Live and novel. The when parched and hunted, you conjure wrre sin rlli'il by seeing a pallor spread without a ing because unex; or a whole in shoulder, leg with Inside bottle. This bulb is coated on the Boswrli. When choosing poultry for the table, iprlg of green on a hot day? A simple prizes were needle rases, emeries, before you the glories of three ancient ovir Ills face. Evangelist a substance which fluoresces brilliantly to serve cold lamb is: thimbles and other trifles in silver. means X lakes. of By ileteellng his condition, supported him the rays. at the touch always seleet those birds which hare iml effective way and have your in a chair and he was ufterward reof wires scaled In the ends of the bulb very small bones, plump breasts and Select a large loin of half Its tho to world the each I'rids up outrher rut Joint; chop two deprives Imili terminals Wren mit veil from lhe platform, and. after a skins. with Sir white furnished forty Chris'np'.icr proper and do not separate pleasures. Many a trip would be rnsdo churches In lauidnii. His work I quiet rert in the mlnlsteila! roots, ho Inaiilo an electric current Is sent Glycerine Is derived from the lye .tael: (he Joints, but gnal'Vt d hut for whni if. SL Paul's cathedral, remove the meat an inrh on the revived. hrongh and X rays are thus produced left after making soup, which fur ages .i sci, and Now bone. would each ones friends of end tram say. the chop use. the of When co considered was shell. wltl.ln a fluorescent CURRENT NOTES OP SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY, nff Hi lrr FOR READINO INTERESTING DAMES AND DAMSELS. tin. I ROM THE ROCKIES. - y, p: sea-lcv- one-flft- - self-driv- mid-lake- al al ht fossil-huntin- c-te- nierry-gn-iinn- Pf |