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Show HEBES. A MYSTERY. aranra Nwf a.J Un apnra. oegte.cl ritra teAflS'SXtrVAKtL IN SUDDEN - WEALTH. THE CHINESE. ULT ad TbaWroat HHrhwrat'llral1Uilt-CUld.One of Ui most remarkable-proo- f Mra Waad.rfnl Badtra . a U U Wocid vOret Slt Lake. Utah, la.' in many ferpt1one of f the mot onderfol of water In ths world. It la six time ps salty as tbe ocean.' and rivers are conthough lour gooi-sixe- d stantly Pouring their waters Into it, It. never loses any pniportion of it saltlfiess, an' its level is never raised an inch No one has v t discovered ter doe not rewhy .all thisresb duce the salt, or a hat becomes of the fresh watrr, sini'a it doe not raise the time about lake to' ri it a at Huron and perhapa as lgi'ge a a thousand feet in dtpth, now It is aboYd ou hundred miles in length; av .age width of about 27 wifi mile and tt greaust depth is 60 feet But shat a storehouse of wealth it la1 It area is 27,00ft square miles or square feet. Allowing It an leverage depth of 20 feet, its cont-n- ta Oa SB T. , Once upon f rf4 ra lke - one-sixt- uue-elgh- th h. car-loa- dq -- FRAGRANT' of, re- - L Ik i W.ta the muUf growth- of , tbjL vast, gion of our country enmmoqljr, called' the Northwest, with its nuweroae sisterhood of tatee ana II4 population of more than aevwn million people, is the a dsrXfrlet far pirfict fact that It la only a little more tha eighty years since llie first white bhhy wst born there. Tbe child was a girl, t tbe daughter of a' regular army officer, New She SOZODONT IKJITB, 2?c and she is still living. A faaclaatitif S0Z0D0NT TOOTH POWELR, 25e accobnt of bar cventfoi life, the, early Large LIQUID aad P0WDLR, 75c At all Stores, or by Mad' for the price years of which were spent among soldiers and merges, wilt spfieariln as HALL dli BUCKEL. New York, early issus of The Ladies' Home Jpaif k - Water Vnlrr." UNEXPECTED POSSESSION OF a time there Used In MONEY BRlNGs gXUBfc'VlANCe. China two orphan brothers. Theeldar brother.though he had the larger share (UA tfa Ara Bade f t Praia lata a Okat and Ut of the estate left irf Baras' at them, seised the best Fo-aI kr Tkat Money Wm Sro Saddoaly Koror w. part of the younger'e, leaving him hug Vaaajr WalMU VI be Ua.a a few acres of Sprang from tbs Buhl af BaaMaf AH Aa Oid E. jiaora unfruitful soli. Grinding- Fovocty. The younger brother bore the greediWJfc ness of the elder until he was overcome with poverty and hunger. Then (Washington Letter.) People who, aUer years of grinding he threw himself on the ground and H. Martin of an come into great Milwaukee, George -- MUdJenly poierty. man now in the aerv-Ic- e lay there bewailing his cruel fata. wealth sometimes put their new forhe heard a sweet voice callSuddenly of the Interstate Commerce Comtune to peculiar uses. - Certainly thpy mission, tells the following story of ing his name. Opening his eyes, he saw should be ' allowed to .do so without his first trip in Idaho, made In the a fairy bending over him, who bade harsh criticism. for the strangest things him arise, saying: Thy patience and fall of 1887? done by the newly rich are done to now great shall be thy reward. Thou realize a dream which has cheered the Mecca for railroad men at that The time was Pocatelle, Jda and there I shalt find riches and fame beneath the heart when the days were full of trouobtained employment on the Oregon soH where thy head rested. To reach ble scarcely to be- borne, and helped Short line as a freight fireman. On the treasure will be no easy tas' but lighten the great load of poverty. be again patient and perservering. lest my first trip out I went to the roundWhat poor man has not found a cheap house After the engine, and as we not until thou hast found that which and certain comfort In the nridst of shall cause be to and thee honored came out of the house a black cat he 'are 1,505, 433,1, oo ooo cubic feet. Chemiafflictions by imagining what rah across the track. The engineer loved for a thousand generations. were When would do he rich" if h cal anlBsIs has shown that .was superstitious, like lots of other Then the fairy vanished, and the wealth comes suddenly and unexpectis 'common salt and sulphate of this of man young rubbed looked his eyes and railroad men, and he Immediately edly and the dreamer sets out to realise soda so) 2&.ix5.t,oo.it!0 cubic feet. Of climbed out of the cab, went to the about him. Hls rocky ground was still hls dream people say. "llow eccentric. la this 'combined product., but newwas there, he a with Jubilant superintendent and asked to be exis H Is the gratibut of Eccentric be, soda seven-pigbtmay and sulphate found hope and courage. For many, cused from taking the trip. fied ambition of a lUetimet.tbe fairy on suit. A cubic foot of sulphate "We were delayed about an hour in days he dug faithfully, and finally story turned to reality. A while ago tempi of soda,W sighs 50 pounds, and a cubic found a flower the in bulb. Believing securing another engineer to make the an Englishman, who all bis life had foot of common salt weighs 80 pounds; trip. We got started at last, and I fairy's promise, he planted the bulb never been able to keep bis feet Shod S Simple calculation sbow3. therefore, and nourished It from there until it was particularly alert, as It was my properly, suddenly came Into a large hat the lake' contains 784,080,000 tons first trip and I wished to make a good grew a flower more delicately sweet fortune. The first thing he did was to of sulphate of s fill a and 8,789.169,000 record. We were approaching what and fair than had ever been seen bfore? aa shoes to several shoe- - tonajpLsalt Allowing ten jtonsto order for give Hundreds" came of If "the to' people la known in that country as Dead .so it that he could carload, that makes 78,408 000 makers, new arranging flower. am Other bulbs sprung Man's gulch, when looking ahead 1 Of thoigoda and 878,0(16,960 caron a new pair of shoes every day in saw a man standing on the track about its roots, and the young mans name put to said he of had How often the load year. .salt. These figures are astonand bulb became soou famous, patch 200 feet ahead. I reached for the rope when ishing. to say the least, but the lake himself In hls of and rang the bell on the engine for the for the flower would not grow In any' his toes were years outpoverty, of hls shoe ha other features that challenge attsticking purpose of giving him warning, but other part of China, and riches and or the water them: Into Oh, ention. For example, there are mounhonor came coming hls to He named him. he did not appear to hear it I then treasure the Shuey Seen Flah, or If I ever get any money, wont 1 Just tainous Islands all over It, varying called to the engineer: The oppor- In height from 3,000 to 5,000 feet Anof the Water Fairy," a name blow' myself on shoes. Blll.sound your whistle. There's ItFlower has ever since borne, though we call tunity came and the first thing he did telope Island, the largest I about sixa man on the track who appears to be was to indulge in an orgy of new shoes. teen miles in length and five mil in it simply the Chinese lily. either deaf or drunk.1 A miner who came Into an unexpected width, with a height 9 f 4.000 feet Th Thaaagineer tooted his whistle, but fortune gave a great feast to bis old scenery oa the Island is exquisitely man PEASANTS stuck to LONG SLEEP. the his in still post (he workmates. Often when the miners beautiful Luxuriant grasses flourish middle of the track.' The engineer ThU Strang Story b Cradltad t were eating the contents of their din- everywhere and streams of pure water shut off steam, but we .did not come ner palls down In the dim galterlda of run down the sides of Its mountains Voiko, tho Trovnlor. to a stop until we had passed the spot and and bears cold irntel mine be bad thought of what a and its canyons. It has many Imth Hunger where he stood. The engineer turned other animals whose home is in the feast he would, like to see spread there provements, too. including orchards, 'to me and said: northern countries to Bleep during the! for himself and. bis. fellow workmen. gardens, ranches and groves of trees " TJldnt he get off on your aide? winter months, and, according to Th.. So, when be came into his fortune, he Its beach is of white sand, and slopes No, I replied. If he didnt get off Volkov, the famous traveler, there are bad one at tbe galleries of the mine la just the way to make it an Ideal on your side he's under the train. hundreds of Russian peasants who reg- - lighted and decorated and a great and bathing resort. Thus It' is possible to "Then we started out to search for follow their example. These costly feast served there to the miners, have S delightful era bath one thouthe remains, the engineer with his ularly peasants, he says, live in districts he presided; Another man sand miles from, the ocean and 4,250 We torch and I with my lantern. scarce at all seawhere food is who suddenly became rich' bought all feet a boy thp ocean level. the engine and found no marks sons of the very so ' scarce, indeed; bis particular friends a complete, out to indicate that we had struck the man. that frequentlyyear ODtl. LIVING .HONEY BOTTLES. none is to be obtained, ; We' walked down the sides of thff and the unfortunate Inhabitants can fit of clothing, even going so far as to furnish Stalk a Tabla Itelurj I raralahad by each of watch with them, a gold train and met the conductor and rear only keep from starving by gnawing and chain. Then he invited them to Bad Sat. a curious kind of bread which they a famous A late traveler in New Mexico ha which all, aorta of Jeast, at, Aa make from the bark of trees. this luxuries were served. When for Ids' dessert a unique dish. It was nourishment is insufficient to maintain expensive the guests reached their homes each like, yet unlike, to many amber collife very long under ordidary condifound an envelope. With ISO in It, and ored cherries, "each with a most pecutions,' they have been accustomed for:, a note laying !thht the money was to liar iein. Doubtful, yet polite, he put years' to go to sleep at the beginning pay for. a short vacation. . This gener- one briween kls teeth and waa surof winter and not to rouse themselves ous' man unfortunately died in-- want prised to find that toe' little sac from it until the beginning of spring. I see this liquid. fi honey-lik- e long after receiving At the first sign' of frost the'members and misery not ' 1 the with Is first A hls acquaintance romantic rather windfall. your way of laeh family gather in the paternal bis host "He floursaid' was of ant, that "spending honej money adopted alx five or hut and prepare for a but does not get up to builder' of the Beggars Bridge, ishes with-us- , mol iths" sleep. In order to keep warm' by the which spans the River fcsk. When poor your northern climes. I believe Colthe; ' lie down beside the huge stove, ''-- fuel he .bad .the greatest difficulty In meet- orado 4 hls limit jvhloh,Is regularly supplied with on In Then answer to who' the i Question on lived hlasweet the n heart, thence-foing by each of them in turn, and to his guests face, he gave the following opposite hank of the river,-owin- g h there is silence In the large, ' little history: ql my chamber until spring comes the Esk often being swollen and so im"Tbe honey ant Is a small red Insect, ones more, with its promise of food, passable, even to a good swimmer. The pu ing all this time no one leaves the ardent lover, when distraught one day, living In rounded mounds, or, fiS Soma warm hearth except for a few mln-registered a vow that if ever he be- cases, in low. heaps extended over aa came rich fee.would takegop( car that area from 20 to 30 feet square, He Is s each day In order to take a mouth ful Of food or a sup of water. Not only no Eskdaie lover should ever .suffer most Industrious, like others of toe vlwiges, but whole townships, says Th again in the manner he suffered. He ant family Indeed, he works day and Valkov, hibernate. In this singular became rieh, and fulfilled hls vow by night. His food, is - a sweet . syrupy the erection Of the Beggars Bridge. Euid gathered from galls, those curious fashion. ENCOUNTERING THE GHOST, But tbere.are persona, too, who, instead enlargement of . growths on trees and brakeman coming forward to see what of dreaming in their poverty of giving plants.- With this he fills bis body, . Woman with Walklac Stick, snd. .as, unljke bis cousin, tbe bee, he waa the matter. We told them we had The woman with the walking stick; pleasure to their fe'lows; meditate misstrack a man. and then the entirecrew Is among the promises of the near chief, and- when they acquire sudden has not added tbe making of, vessels began the search, Tnrt found nothing. future. It is said that the smart set wealth proceed to their revenges. Not for food storage to hls he supplies tbe deficiency "We finally concluded that hfi .had at the east Is carrying them, and that long ago London charwoman found in s novel way and Interesting mafiner. been knocked off the - track Into soon Invade all1 parts herself possessed of a large fortune. will the habit In' other wprds, he use for this pur-pcswiftrunning mountain- - stream that of the country; It Is not believed; She immediately bought several fine the largest individuals of hls own next At the ran alongside. telegraph however, that the fashion will ever be-- ,, turnouts and spent most of her time elation north of that point the con- come general., On reason Is that, with! for a few weeks in. driving slowly by species. ,The liquid food Is forced Into ductor and engineer reported to the long skirts and no pockets, overbur- the bouses of ber former employers to tb crops of these selected ones, each superintendent that we had killed a dened womankind casnot undertake "show off. Against one woman who foraging' ttW Adding to the supply until man In Dead Mans gulch and could to carry anything further than she la bad employed her tbe had an especial these crops, which nature bis Covered not find the remains; that we be- compelled to bear. As it is she mast grievance, so she bought the house the with plates that can spread apart as limit of lieved he had been knocked into the stick her mite of a handkerchief into bated one lived In and raised the rent peed arises, fcav rea?3;f distention. TheMlvlnJVMM, or rewater and carried away, A the opening of her glove, must take Birmingham man who received a are now practically helpless. "The superintendent the next mornsmall legacy. Invited every tramp he ceptacles her money In a chain purse on They are .notineglcdel'tiy their comhim could find meet to ing Issued instructions to the section are more at items in the city and If 4 necessary men to, patrol the stream and search they must be conveyed in a bag at her a certain public house. The tramps panions. A- dark rbo rtf Ti 'built for their, accommftdfiAiamapd'.here they was for the body, and the search kept side. Her position with the necessary cams in' large numbers and bad a to the celling, romtlng additions up for five or six day, but nothing parasol on a sonny day, her poodle to hearty meal, after which they were cling to their stores or jrofljylng food for ever came of it. lead and about half a yard of train, .served with pipes and tobacco. They the The people In "Finally the entire train crew was to be lifted out of the dust is pathetic had plenty to drink, and music and this hungryof workers. th country esteem th part called before the superintendent and enough, but the addition of a stick songs followed. As did also police court ant a delicacy. We use Is for Interrogated, when It was discovered would render it comic rather than pa- proceedings owing to s free fight which honey our dessert se you use grapes or curthat only the engineer and myself bad thetic. An investigation, too, of sun- ended tbe remarkable entertainment rants. .seen the man struck by the engine. store devoted to sticks and umdry l jt Toad la a Bavlda Then the search was dropped and the brellas does not - reveal anything ' f Ain CfaIaM Liquid the was discussed A remarkable flint bowlder baa been by railway desubject' specially prepared for feminine The problem of the exact field of discovered at employes a an Incident In their lives. mands. Eng., and is now "Two weeks later a prospector came of liquid air has been simplified is the possession 'of Charles Dawson, Into Pocatelle and reported that he had by tbe elimination, for the present, at F, G. S., of Uckfleld. In a cavity within Freacher Stle Thine Cp-found a skeleton in the mountains least, of one class of work for which It tie bowlder was 'round a The village of Melbourne, la., is In was claimed that the new near the point where we bad seen the liquid would toad, which roust, when young, have a fever of excitement on account of, efficient as a blasting entered the hole in the stone by a small man on the track. prove highly "It was then learned that when the some sensational sermons Alleged to! agenL A paper recently read before aperture. There the unfortunate prisroad wag being buflt a grader em- have been preached by the Rev.. Thoa.' the British Institution of Mihing En- oner waxed to adolescence, and proban described some tests recently ably he may have died of chagrin on ployed in Dead Mans gulch bad dis- Nelllaon, Methodist, said in a recent gineers that is It made In the Simplon tunnel with cart- finding that he bad delayed bis exit too appeared and was supposed to here sermon be made derogatory remarks ridges, which consisted of a wrapper long, for the bole afterward became' been murdered; but as hls body was never found nothing was done about against' the good tame of the village, filled with a carbonaceous material and eilted up. The bowlder, which is shown was mors hell to The Incident I bare related .gave declarihg that there placed bodily In liquid air until it was IB section and also with the pieces reIt waa found placed, was exhibited at the last meetrise to the story that the man whom the square lncn In Melbourne ' than compIetely-:aturated-. we saw on the track was the ghost any place else on earth, and that there that, owlpg to the rapid evaporation, ing of the Linnaean .Society, and Is was not a praying mother In the en of the murdered grader. What do in Henry Wilthe usefnl life of the charges was very eventually think about It? It certainly was very tire village.' His arraignment of danc- short. The cartridges had to be fired letts collection at th Brighton traffic la also said within fifteen ! minutes being . j strange. I saw the man standing on ing and the liquor It is statad taken out of the liquid air,after, otherwise the track as plainly as I see yon, and to have been most severe. Dsfldest I, Head laatsscaa. there was danger of a misfire. The I saw the engine pass over the spot that ths Rev. Mr.- - Neil Ison has Cardinal Pedro Goncalez was a pious from numerous white warnings said where he stood, but there were no disruptive effects, however, were man who , believed In the gospel- - of marks on the engine to show that It caps, and he and hls friends are going to be comparable to those of dynamite. peace. He noticed one day that a with bad struck a body, nor was there any Armed In anticipation of a conflict priest In his train carried a short ' the side. other Jar to the machinery such as one sword under hi cloak. The cardinal Tb Frodurtlaa ( Saw SUk. might expect under the circumstances. him, saying that a cleric reproved In world leads still the China easily Farther than this I am not expressing Pat board Armor la Vagaa. ' should not carry arms. "True, anraw of Europe silk, the production an opinion." Pasteboard armor is coming into the priest humbly, "but I carry ranking next with about, half the pro- swered vogue. Experiment at Copenhagen duction weapon the only to defend myself and Japan making of show . that millboard Cawiurm Plead Brat Shea.- three . ' Inches a close third.China, , ; "In 1899 the exports from should I be attacked hy a dog." ' In A camera fiend in British Columbia, thick waa Impenetrable to carbine bulChina were 16,986,443 pounds, and that case." said the cardinal, "and if I lets which pierced while endeavoring to' take a photoa wooden from running toward me! I should pounds Tbe en- taw dog Japan 7,808,693 graph st the extreme edge of a cliff, planks. begin to recite the gospel of John.". waa only of tire Europe production made a rotatep and fell fo hundred returned the priest, "would pounds, divided as follows: That, For mountain-climbin- g feet Into tbe water below, 1 On hls way camels are Italy,, 6,814,070 poundaj. France, 1,234,-67- 6 , be i wise thing indeed, Jut may it hot down he pressed the button. The re- very Inefficient and seldom used In 608,470 be that there are some dogs that do pounds; Austria-Hungarsultant picture, he declares. Is ths best Abyssinia and other mountainous not understand Latin? 171,959 and pound, ' Spain, pounds, In hls collection. countries. THE BODY OFTHS MAN COULD , NOT BE FOUND. l nouili TGDill cri U . , Tea Pslas Allas Ar . . UN IN 3 0.4 4 YEARS' ; INDEPENDENCE ASSURED EaasV Foe It is' the only cur'. for Swollen, II you bmue lu - Smarting, Burning. Sweeting ..Feet. Corn and Bunions. Ask for Allen's Foot-Kaea powder to be shaken into the ahoea. At all Druggitte andhoe Storea, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y, . d, V ' 4 WIy At tb ?ta er V?.' j'Jly provemaau: Sts SatMlaa DlariM'lt Sew laamaiaa Threw Catarrh Cur I taken tnt4e!lf" !YicA, 76a t t b.- -i Lose 1100,000, ' - . 0 ua-Su,.t- h Vt! Au I J! 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