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Show MMWk T1IE I TRANSMITTED ELECTRICALLY. PHOTOGRAPHS to It la now years an it the general public first became acquainted abb Professor Korn, wtan in Munich be gave an exposition of hi new method of transferring photograph by mean of the electric curreu.. A: that time the photograph transferred by this process were lacking in the necessary aharpnea of out lito-- . Ever since Korn ha been working in the aecluaion if hi a laboratory U ierfeci hie apparatus and now further teat trihave established hi complete umph. He has succeeded in tnmfi-r-rinphotographs over a distance of which are just as 1800 kllomvro dear and sharp as their originals. The solution of the problem depend, upon the fact that every photograph U formed of a number of points of light of varying Intensity. The discovery of a peculiar property in the substance aeelenuno a substance similar to anlphur by which, according u the degree ia which aelenum is illuminated It beoomea a better or worse conductor of electricity, offered the possibility of lira transferring the points of light from the original photograph in the corresponding degrees of their intensity. Korn Inserted, therefore, n aelenum cell in the wire running from Over this cell the the transmitter. photograph, which in the form of a Dim ia rolled round a cydlnder, revolves point by point, ao that the light pf the N'ernst iamp.whlch ia fixed above It, varies every moment according to the transparency of the Him. By mean of a corresponding clockwork mechanism every point of the photograph ia brought between the lamp sad the aelenum for the same period of time, in this way electric currents of correspondingly varying In u natty are received at the other end of the wire. The principal difficulty was to construct a receiving apparatus which should convert these various electrical currents again into light Impression of varying intensity and In the corresponding order of arrangement. It was clear that a aelenum cell muat again be inserted for thia purpose. There was atlll the necessity, however, for the discovery of an apparatus which would transform with tbs greatest accuracy the fine variations of electrical currents on the photographic paper which was exposed. For this purpose Professor Korn now makes use of an excessively sensitive gal vnnometer, which deflects more or leu the copper suspended wires according to the strength ot the electric current which reaches iL A Nemat lamp which supplies the necesury light ia thus correspondingly more nr leas darkened, and hence the on the paper are stronger or weaker. The paper drum in the receiver must, of course, rotate at exactly the unit rate of speed ha the fllra cylinder In the transmitter. The results attained in thia way are astonishingly sharp In outline, and they alao agree in the smallest detail with the photograph In the transmit ter. Only upon close examination can little crudities be recognised, which xre to be explained by the fart that the darker portions of the photograph are produced In quick succeuion and not simultaneously. Apart from photographs of persona which are especially- - required by the police In the interests of public safety, drawings and signatures tor commercial purposes and for the press can Mow he transmuted with the rapidity of the electric spark. Berlin Continental Correspondence. g HUNTER WHISKEY GIVEN IT ITS WONDERFUL SjKLARITY AND A REPU; FOR EXCEL! ENOE TVTVW UNSURPASSED AfeOLUTELY na wn U. geoooooooooooooooooooooot . ool,1 IMS. Lemons Oranges Dates Bananas Figs , Fine Red Apples GROCERIES st; Best on the Market The Prompt Delivery E. A. OLSEN 2259 Washington A ve. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PEPPERMINT OIL The Importation of peppermint oil into the United States for the fiscal year ending June 30, 06, acording to figures supplied by the Bureau of Statistics, amounted to 29,307 pounds, valued at 134.736. For the quarter ending Beptember 80, 1906, the Imports were 8,606 pounds, with a value of 111,279. Menthol crystals, previous to June 30, 1906, were not Hated separately, but were Included among chem-irmlFor the quarter ending September 30, 1906, however, the Imporiatlona nf menthol crystals amounted to $11,-91The duty on the crystals ia 25 per cent ad valorem, while the duty on peppermint oil la 50 cents a pound. "If you want to save money hunt The American exports of peppermint the Momd-hanatorea where a little oil were 42,939 pounds, valued nt $124,-72- 8 non a long waya.H Ruaeell Sage, the for the fiscal year 1904; 36,953 Billlloealre. pounds, valued nt $185,060, for 1905, THE JUMBLE,' and 74,151 pounds, valued at $306,261, 2100 Waah. Phonea IV 4. In 1906. Germany baa been the leading Much Mora for Lota Leaa. customer, taking In 1904 $65,505, and in 1906 $35,000 worth; Great Britains purchases were $31,798 and $26,000 Buih s Gert'a Pianos. J According to a statement supplied Newman Braa. Qrgan of Agriculture, the ir the Department in nly figures at present available connection with the American-peppermin- t oil production of the past two yeara are those contained in the reH. C. WARDLEIGh ports of 8chmmel A Co. According to this euthorlty the srea under peppermint cultivation In the United States Is 1905 was as follows: New York. 983 acres; Mlchlgsn, 7,375 acres; In-- ! dlana, 1,000 acres, representing a total PIANOS , : production of about 240,000 pounds of t l a. 9. d j i ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Tiollaa, Guitara, Aecordeous. jos, 8trings. - Ban- at Sheet Musis. Latest Publlentlona See the Wonderful Pipe Organ. 1371 Washington Avenue. OGDEN, UATH. , Ogden Turf 326 St Twenty-fift- h California and Eastern Direct wire for all sporting events. races. NT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. oil. The year 1906 waa a very unfavorable one for the peppermint plants-tlonIn this country, the severe cold weather of spring killing out many plants, and a falling off In the production of peppermint oil was predicted. About the end of July, 1906, It was estimated by Bchimmel A Co. that the oil output would bo about as follows: Wayne county, N. Y. (Including remainder of 1905), about 17,804 about 98.000 Michigan, pounds; pounds; Indiana, shout 12A00 pounds, a total of 122,300 Pounds, as against 244.000 pounds In 1905; but later ad rices placed the estimate at from 175.000 to 200,000 pounds.. The Japanese oil of peppermint is obtained from a different species of mint than that which produces the true oil of peppermint, and la an inferior oil, having an unpleasant odor and bitter taste; but It Is a heavy oil. containing a higher percentage of menthol, and. being a very much cheaper oil, It la liable to be used as sn adulterant of the true peppermint oil. According to Bchimmel A Co., the estimated area under cultivation In Japan in the rear 1906 waa 4.179 cho (1 cho equals '2.444 acre), and the probable yield of peppermint oil, 353.591 kin (1 kin equals 1.33 lbs.) Reporta received of by Bchimmel A Co. about the endoutJune, 1906, placed the probable put of Japanese peppermint oil at about 255.000 kin of crude oil, beside the stocks held over from 1905. which amounted to about 60,000 kin. SIR HOWARD RUSSELL DEAD. London. Feb. 10. Sir William How Russell. editor of the Army and dead. He was 86 Nary Gasette, iswaa famous as a war year of age. He arj correspondent nnd in that capacity served on the lvmdun Times at the battle of Bull Run. HORSING Bis lulMt EXAMINER: ETA II. OGDEN, MONDAY FEBTil'A IY 11, 1907. for t aion. The second act W bra Oue I thvklitw- wus a imut tc moon. Juat as the :h left nrin a high a yon . aud c!i v. ill rei.eve chokius much more begin the stage ori ex;.,i-tainwe tinaudiem when the curtain on the rbpiilly than being iliumi-ewas amused to find a black hU wOirru baik," mi id one of tiie resident libysi-emthe moon should have lvn. A hun-- t of a local hospital. "This should of laughter showed their further ap be more generally known, f.ir often in singe lum.ug preciutiou of S slip person gets choked while ra ting when meat, for sliver ripple quivered nu there ix no one near to thump him or th water, a ae '! moonlight with her Very meals and st frequently ut." moou left the when they are at play children get Choked while euting. and the custom( bias's rioaU Prrll. of relieving them is to Thousand vf men work 11 their ary nuinurr them sharply on the tack. The slap 'lie lives at securing iu:,ka of tb effort of this i to set the obstruction great Yellow rfeer in Chius. Yet every free, nt that It mu be swallowed. The now and then the tide sweep away all opiiosifton. sad the In in human same thing ean ta brought about by r ever raising the left hand of the ci Id a life is greater than any a possible, and tiie relief comes eued. In 14? the riier burst its high more rapidly. In happening of bond. Hay after day the turreut flow- much ed tweuty aiilaa an hour, thirty wile Hit kind there should be no alarm, fur wide aud ten feet ueep. Tiie H.mh1 has if s child sees that older person or parent get excited it i very liable to been described as that of tiie Danube become so also. The best thing 1 to for a two from height mouth pouring on eud. For 2. 0U0 year the Chinese tell the child to raise its left arm. and here heen embanking this river. The Immediately tiie obstruction pa1 silt which the water tiring down from down the throat." lliilsdelphia the mountains build up the lied and nine the surface of the water. The S of Teenatwtlew. banka are raised higher and higher to Victor lingo alwaya translated the keep in the water, and fur mile after the First of the mile the river runs over a bed whose Flrtli of Forth a level I far above that of the fields Fourth" aud swore that lie was right, too, while lrtaraell nutod with aiunae-men- t through which it tsktw it way. But "woebegone" as duuleur the wenk part of the embanknieut Is An Bcott'a always found out The river always "Bride of early translator of aa "Ia Ijtmuieruiour" had it breaks through. And then a province Is swept out of existence, aud people Rride de I A uimer moor," the oeroud word meaning bridle," and the same die by millions. The death roll lu was estimated at from 2,(kU,iklO ta man rendered "Welsh rabbit" by "Lapin du Faya de Gallra." The case of 7,000.000. "Ia Derniere Chemise de r Amour" for "Love's Laat MHft" la classic, and Wfera Balks ftnrra, a to la guide etiquette published Mr when the farce Hit or MIm" was Into French it almost was billed ly la the lust century the writer aaya doue that soap does not irritate the com- as "Frappe on Mademoiselle." That delightful piece In which Toole was at plexion. Borne of the finest complexions we have known have been regularly hi funniest Walker. London," was washed with soap entry day." Hie referred to In n French new taper as same authority remarks that the daily "Loudrss qut so lYomene." The best that the translator coaid do for the hath Is now the rule rather than tb "Btlcklt Mlniatrr" was "Le Miulstra exception, and common sense baa trl Asaesslne." decialon over the that umplied washing was Injurious." And then the writer Thrift. A Uuaauhnsetfs mau tell a story of -Old John" Langley, a veteran Worcester hunt-mathat ia Illustrative of Yankee astuteness. Oue day Langley sought his tailor sci-n- e d u and iu somewhat profane terms demanded a pair of breeches ot the best stuff in the shop." Of the many sample submitted Old John hit uiod a beautiful e:lky broadcloth, the uiutd costly piece of goods the tailor had. aud, although thia was uaai unsuitable for the purpose. Langley insisted that it waa juat w hat be wauled Furthermore, he declared that be desired it made tip wrong aide out." The tailor expoatulated In vain, but n the trousers were made na per aud delivered. A day or ao thereafter a friend, railing on Langley, remarked on the trousers in nucomplimentaiy language. Laugiey said be was satisfied. More gay lug resulted lu an offer from Old John to bet $30 that tbs cloth coat more per yard than that in bis friend's trousers. The bet was taken aud the tailor was to decide it. lie named the price. The friend would not believe that the rough goods could be so costly until ha was shown the shiny silky aide. Then he paid, as other men had on similar bets, ae that Old John reaped quite a harvest on his original idea. Philadelphia Ledger. eperi-fli-stio- It Pead Tktt be Opera. Britrr The creole would rather do without a few meals than miss a good opera with a flue cast, nor does this admirable spirit merely apply to the middle clauses. Many a charming little creole lady who might point to a Marigny on her escutcheon would not hesitate If bard preened to do her own bouaework is order to be able to blossom out at night la her proper place, radiant and exquisite, la a logo grille st the opera. It matters little in New Orleans to what unfortunate straits adversity may have driven a lady, even though she may do typewriting for people whom she meets socially, there are enough uoblo minded people of the anrieu regime who will help her to forget the pinch of poverty and see that she receives the greatest consideration. Thia Inbred chivalry la one of tiie moat marked and endearing traits of the southern character, landing to the south an atmosphere free from our parasitical flnnkylsm over mere money or its Insignia. C. H. White In Harper's Magaalne. SEESSS Garden Seeds that are sure to grow. All seeds sent out from this store are new stock. No old seeds left over. See us before you purchase lf7 lrt Our line of (Irocerica in alwurn ulee tnitl fnth. tiee uu for llaj', drain, Hltxk and 1'oultry Food. ETDFFV T M, rise a bin has a dig at her greatgrandmother, . The principle of choice should In gen"whoae only ahhitioaa rouslated In wet eral follow tiie taste or need of the ting her cheeks with a cambric hand friend fur whom yon are selecting a kerchief dipped in mwewater." "In nil book. Yet Jt Is also well now and our directions with regard to the bath,' then to open a new channel of Interest adda thia early Ykrturlsn dictator, "It by giving a volume outside of your must lie borne In mind that we only re- friend's habitual line. We are often fer to those in sound state of health." thankful to a friend who has drawn us out of our mental sheep tracks. There Deetraettve Shelinh. are a few wrltera that stand as perIn the tntilcs rock boring and wood manent figures In the modern literary A 6m4 frltta. boring shellfish are among the greet world writers who have given out Sir Henry Irving, the English actor, eat natural agents of destruction In tbs oeinlnaMdeas that seed and beautify once wanted a white horse to urn In shallow waters of the ses. It was not the field of thought Chief among these one of his scenes, but no white horse until the builders of iron shljis launch- men are Rbakespesre, Carlyle, Buskin, that waa suitable could he get At last ed the present navies of peace or war Emerson and Victor lingo. Until a libraa atage band advised him to apply to upon the deep that the bulls of vessels ry possesses at least tiie beat writings a certain distinguished actor manager, moored for any time In harbor were of these five men It Is sadly deficient who, he sold, had such a horse. Sir safe from their attacks. The shells of Yon are doiug kingly service when yon Henry visited the owner, Inspected the these mollusks are elegant and beauti- make these men known to any thoughtful. They are often pot at mil obvious- ful mind. Edwin Markham In Buccsss. hnrse, and the bargain waa concluded, bnt as an afterthought Bir Henry said ly adapted fur borlqg. Frequently they are very thin, looktyg almost like hardhe trusted the animal was not fracMet HI Meteh. ened paper. Yet they bore through teak tious. Rev. Matthew Wilkes, a celebrated "Not at all, Bir Henry, I assure yon; or oak, hardened rlpy, chalk, rock and London preacher, waa caught In a an excellent horse In every way. Why, concrete breakwaters. shower ia the famous Billingsgate I rode him night after plgbt; and all I market where the profanity of the had to complain of was that be would women who sell flab there la proverbial. Aa he storied under a slied occasionally yawn when. I waa on the atage." among them be felt called upon to at least give hia testimony against their "Indeed," said Bir Henry. "A bit of n critic, then, evidently." ' wickedness. ' Don't you think, Mid be, speaking ! no his count there draw the greatest deliberation and with shoes, The Wled Meath. being November waa called by the ancient farash. If any deputy hisglatrste does solemnity, "I shall appear as a swift Raxons the wlnt monat or wind oo he Is cringing slave, Imitating the witness against you In the day of month, on account of the gales then Mhlb's chapranee and showing that he Judgment! "I presume so," said one, "for the prevalent It waa also named the blot Is as humble as Ram Rakhsh before monat or blood month, from the an- the Mhlb. If his forks are tom and biggest rogue always turns state's cient practice of then slaughtering cat- the Joes ore out It is s regular Inault to evidence. tle for the winter provisions. It is said the Mhllt- .- Lahore Tribune. Weed at OS a Paaad. . that the Roman senators wished to ."French wsluut Is the finest wood name the month after Tiberius, si Neva aad Dig Rosea. Nero never liked a person with n wa have;" said the cabinetmaker. "It months had already been named after Jnllua Caesar and Augustas, but the Urge nose. He flippantly' told the sor- comes from Ferala, bnt It Is prepared emperor, like Canute, felt that It wan rowing relatives of Plautus whom, it la France. I have seen French walnut possible to havo too much flattery and U alleged, be killed that It waa only worth $8 a pound, and It U a common refused, remarking dryly, "What will on Inspecting the corpse that he dis- thing to psy $2 a pound for It Of yon do, conscript fathers, If you have covered that Fiastiia bad so Urge a course It is used principally for veneer' could hare Only mllllonelrcs thirteen Caeuaral" nose, , and if It bad .been pointed ont ing. before he would have certainly spared ehalrs and UMes of solid French wahia life. "Life with inch nose." cool lnut Mahogany, wonderful as It Is, The tufcarltiM Came! Golf la considered bad for the temly added Nero, would have been am - randy fetches sm-- high prices. From $3 to $1 Is very good price per pound per, but even on a golf course one will pie penance for any crime. for this wood. Ebony, If It la a parnot see anything approaching the rude-neA ticularly Urge piece, so that It will rnt raatakamt that Is to ba seen on the croquet You're not going to her me out era well, will often bring $5 a pound In the ground. If a golfer fooxles" a ball or gets bunkered" he may throw hia you? the newly arrived spirit pleaded. wood market. T guess not," replied RL refer. club about and use a little bad lan"You're the street railway magnate, ritllag Bulb KiAs. guage, but ha will not accuse the opPress Agent That Ingeune Is as ponent of cheating and refuse to apeak aren't yonT I air." ftm as they make em. veWhst shall to the unfortunate person for the rest "Why er-y'em a of the day, which a croquet player fro "Well, just hang on to one of those My about her? Manager-Gisong and dance about her girlish freh-nrstraps over there for eternity or aa" quently does. C. B. Fry's Magaslne. and her pure young art. Press Philadelphia Pres. Agent And whst shall I say about A bare Mis MIm Passse'a "Camille?" You know Ms Direct. "So yon have decided that Taliaferro he's Just completed a rentnry run In I wish we had Little cannot marry your daughter." throw In some We cant afford the part. Mansgei-O- h, Msmnis "Moat aaauredly not; wouldn't havo a piano. one, dear. Yon should wish for goose verbal pyrotechnics shout tlis splendid aurh a maturity of her ripe genlmk Balti"What's the trouble 7 la ha dissipated that lays golden eggs. Little Be more American. n for wish hen that would But why not or profligate?" ' a an has He edition de piano? Uy "Everything. de SIsrL luxe opinion of himself, bat Is In realiInlllis In my list letter I mentioned going Delis neat Ip. ty only a pnper barked popy. New "I wonder wbat that Chinaman la to visit Mute, de HtneL Pile wits Jnst York Press, I gut to the door, and but doing np so late. going ont Shirts, I suppose." New Orleans for Mr. Rogers, who was coming out The Lehatev. t. as I went In, I should not fasve gained "Aw, gon, Mike," aald the British admittance. There were many persoldier, attempting to end the arguA Slas KelsoAc. iods with her, and she wss running ment; you're a lobster. When Mr. Heilsmy was acting Ali- about and talking aa fast aa possible. "To flatter me," retorted Mike. "Shnre, a lobster's a wise animal, fur cia In "Jane Bistre the king wna pres- Her dnM and manners are very ex audience. Apparently green Is the color fur him long ao ent among the treonlinary. The new of Lord Wei he lives, an he'll die before he puts on the play was not so potent ae the wine llngton's victory had Just arrived, and a red coat." Catholic Standard and hia majesty had taken at dinuer, far be descanted upon It with mnrii an! he fell asleep, greatly to Mrs. Times. mstlon. I ennnat better describe to annoyance, far she drew near the bustle she makes than by say you to his box end with a most violent ex Tree. Tree. that leaving her, the streets of log ertlon of voice which the part admit- London seemed solitary, for as to noise Today Is short. Yesterday has passOh. lord!" thou ed. Tomorrow may not come; hence out false ted of cried and hurry and rapidity In the ancree-sloyou hsvo no time to waste. If you and woke the king, and thus, like Macof events there is as much differ contemplate' doing something, better beth, she murdered sleep and revenged ence between her room and them as be at IL Flttsburg News. herself on his majesty .From "Anbetween them and the park at nuls of Covent Garden Theater." . V , One package of Stock Food Food with every $2.50 you spend with us. Job Pingree, Jr. 2572 Washington Ave. STARTLING the agent at the presumed purchaser ARREST. Considerable excitement was caused nt Chat ham recently by the publication of a statement that a naval signal liufik waa missing, and that a signalman had been arrested at the Royal Navy Barracks. The facts are not aa stated; but an Inririent of the utmost gravity Is engaging the attention of the kuthorltles, A second yeoman of the signals, named Abbott, of II. M. B. Amphltrife, wrote to person whom be no doubt presumed to he the agent of a foreign country offering to sell blip a naval signal book. The iierson who rocelied the letter at once brought It to the notice of the naval authorities, who recommended their Informant to continue the negotiation with a view to their stepping In at the projiw moment. . Arrangement for the sale of the book were therefore concluded, and a meeting between the signalman and was fixed to take place outside one of the Chatham dockyard gates laat Frl-da-y night. Abbott kepi the appointment, but In-- ! stead of meeting the purchaser's agent' aa he anticipated, aa agent of the naval authorities, appeared on the scene. The man waa Immediately arrested, and allowed hlmaolf lo ' ta taken without a struggle Into the barracks, though, on segnrhlng him. It was afterward discovered that he had a revolver In hia pcxA- - It waa also ascertained that tbe signal book which waa offered for Mle waa quite an unimpor. s tant one, Abbott la under. chaw arrest at the Royal Naval Barracks, pending the at a court of Inquiry, which will report,' In the first Instance, to the coMinsBder.ia chief, who will in turn place all the facta before the admiralty. A court martial will probably follow In due course. Loadon Express. ro-sti- ! - Am t at ft 1 mammaawmmwwm rrt eo. Commercial Electric Co. lamt. Bess-Msm- ." ma. . S. 2279 Wash. Ave. Ind. Phone 362 Times-Democra- tmam Best Drug iStore Ogdens """""" """""i"iiviivy'irnriiVAVirTYYVMVirwvirkiAririR Wm. Driver & Son Drug Co. 's . u GEO. W. DRIVER, We art? HeadquEzUn for Bul-trod- e. London Athenaeum. Meeellsrh, bat Be Meee. Wot Bouctcault seems to have been forever rushing breathlessly from one task to another. Tills amusing Incident of the busy dramatist's career la told in Famous Actor Families In America," by Montrose J. Moses: "Bouctcault was oarer to be outdone, whatever the circumstances. So Intent was he during the rehearsals of The Shanghraua' regarding the other characters In the cast that on the opening night when he reached the theater he suddenly realised that he had wbol ly forgotten to pick himself out a costume for Con. So be rushed to the property room and on with an old coat that had dine serriee for Tony Lumpkin and on with an old cap belonging to that same Individual. GratHiing an odd 'pair of boots from a discarded chest and he was ready! But disasters cae thick and fat on this occa- - Willies ! Alu. Be The cranky oh! bachelor was Irritable. Calling the landlady, be sald: Mrs. Hash Icy. who U it that keeps singing 1 Would Not Lire AtwayT" "That U the lady In the room across the halt air." answered the landlady. "Well," continued the C. O. It, "kindly give her my compliments and tefi her If alie keeps that np much longer she can rest asaured she won't" Chicago News. - Charset?. There Is a tremendous power In character when added to ability. A great many youtli think that ability Is everything; that if a man has bruin power he can accomplish most anything, but he la a lightweight man. no mat ter bow able. If he does not add char acter to his Mags. ibMty.-Bucce- Blue. ss y The PMNfk at Mi Tbs real home of peacocks or peafowls Is In India. There they were and are hnnted. and tbelr flesh 1s used for food. As the birds live In the same region as the tiger, peacock hunting Is a very dangerous spurt The long train many of the peacock is not Its toll. suppose, but Is compoaed of feathers which grow out Just above the tall and are called the tail coverts. have been known for many ban deed yesrk. They are mentioned In the Bible. Job mentions them, and they are mentioned, too, in I Kings x. 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