The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, August 26, 1898 Page: 7 of 8
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The TELICTRObCOPE.
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l^f.ilkrclaoU muticy
la life and »*U*fy
ITS PARTS CAN
-OF SOME USE.
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W««4»rt»i UimiIw «f a r«w uiklM
»rh«ol Smut.
. ______ „„t. Jan **•■**■ PASlk'a wonderful luvra-
\ linn fh* (electroscope. win tf *u
lount* U- true. realize all that Edward
Heliamy predicted al*»ut twentieth
century entertainment* In hi* u»:
,M,ok Equality, Kxczepanik it a Gslt-
' lan w bo(»lma»tPt turned inwutor Titc
wonder* of hi* ic!e< ininopr are to be
fully brought out at the Pari- txpo.i-
tlon of 19U0. Meanwhile the now
tlnguuhed Pole oati look bai k upon tn>'
........„„ irM1IIM. f'>* >•**'» “f bi» paat life in which ue
lion i, ,.Ver i. jmre.1 but nature seems ' h*‘ro*‘ally itruXHltnn to win au
education. He
Pnlre. Ih u ,
M“|. W*'« M.okel Her.H-
larlr l« With. |«r.t.
- Iu.ur|*au • |**Ma.
Not only in the iliniale of tub* fat-
oralile to the platitltiK „f , rop» ah- u-
etrr the farmer chooses to plant them,
and the land* w» ri< h that no ferullra-
> of the hair tell*
cb of age and
flow barren the tree
it may teem,
eapect leaves
l*by?
it life at the
I tied not worry about
of your hair, the
departure of youth
J. And whv ?
Iff there it a spark of
in the roots of
n -
IiIIiimI!
[It Into healthy activ-
teases to come
i to grow: and the
youth it restored
l a book on the Hair
ti. It it free.
lektela all tb« ton-flu
■nadatMata* tllnf.
Mn |U« it Ftototof
lOIrtlK eik mr r-n
• to have, with a tienrilcrnt hand, rtand
main Mraii*. tn*.. and plaiila. to *tip-
J>1) the want* of man without th«
ri»*lt> of hit plantItlK tfii iu
raj* t'urri-iit l.itiia’uii-
, I" lr*t atnont; thi’*e ar* the palm-.
*,,n" ru-u*y mi \arlit.. * ,,f whim
adorn the He'd* of (’ ilia puiu elial*.
foti I ail.I Ilf. \| the load of til-,*-
eland* t h* Total palm Thin Uiaje 11.-
tree ron-uts of j tall, straight trull*
of flbrouK wimhI. supporting a clu*’. r
of jM-nnated leate*. like a bun* h * f
plume* oil a long Hti< k It Ik a mart -1
of beaut) and utility, yet it |* ,,ne of
the tiuikt common of all treiK in Cuba.
It Ik met with mint everywhere, n
the tenter ot broad pasture land* ll
often Ktandt alone, tall and Ktralgh'.
while lairdetinu the • titivated fleldt
of the rich planter it form* ehad.) ave-
nue* to hi* dwelling. Again It* need
find* rmit amid the gbi'itn of the Koai-
ber forest. nendiny the tall *haft high
up to find room for It* fain like dus-
ter,, of plume* in the free air above
till the plain* t» often found deltrtou*
grove* of *hade and on the diKtant
mountain It mav la- *c« n naring it*
plumed < re*t again*! the *ki and in
the valley Sadow |t* dark-gte.-u
murmur *oftl> m ,*eet . a b n
th. » in.ling no r
I he palm ha- been . the
tre# for. i vet* | ar ,,f :• h.t- u*
fultie*. to n ankin l c. rtum m> !l l
n.tl tj • ,i!,t - ,it< !.iiny.i ! n
a ltd It * t run k i* • .1 -:; > -;
maV mg e\ . !!• tit I ., it I
of hull-. , * ,'U 1
A* 11*.- t r iir. * i* » I' ho.i'
It K t i nter I* V • t > I*If o ,*
dennilv tow ar.l the or.-r
i* nearly a- hard .*• gla-* .* i- > ni*
the o*it*ide hard *!te,i of <h>- trtnk
will, tl f’irniehe* the i- tu.al ! Kti.1l
thl- hard tit run- w.,..! -i>m« v.ry ;r
tv . ane* aie made whi.h take a mo-I
beautiful polish I he l*.iV<» of th'
[.aim glow from 'he ■ tiler of the
trunk, tirwt in the form of a delicate
>plre *hootlng up whuh. gradually
unfolding Itself form* a new leaf
Thc*e leave* eontinue to grow from
the eeuler Kplre to a grv.it length,
forming the flutter whi.h ip the <a**'
of the royal palm re tern We* **> ninth
a bun. h <tf enormou* plume*. The
leave*, when they eannot grow any-
more. drop to the ground from the l**t-
tom fluster, thu* making loom for the
new one* whlt-h are always rohiing out
of the tenter The bud or rttot of the
tenter *plre from whbh the leave*
wa* fortunate enougu
<■> get into the I nlvertlty of Cracov.
where he k[m nt three year* lav. k uf
-fund* rompelled him to reti'V befoie
be hat! finished hi* education. I* *
n* w Invention., he *ays, will take th*
pla.e of the jiLo or the ti.all of I ,.e
future It> it way^ *. ene t an be p»;-
fteilv reprotlueed. pbrortally, a* arv
ilewlred dlKtanie For example, ope
might sit m Chicago, and have a tint
i v lew of ,*an Praneisco or N* w York
bay. with ail It* brilliant rotor* mov-
ing and ant bored *btp*. anti wa‘.-r
*!>ark!lng In the >un Mountain* am!
t itle*. In fai t any natural or artiflelal-
• ly arrangt tl near tin la- produced tr'ie
I *o life at a distance. All that It neej-
t ed I* to *uggc»t the Improvement «vr-
taln to i time In telejihonle tommunl-
! 'atlon am) the imagination ran do *fc"
j re*t Herr Sxtzepanlk way* hi* ma-
chine will reproduce letter* perfectly,
| thereby talcing tht pla.-e of the po t
i and the telegraph. Rough!) speaking,
j the pbture is broken up into a nuro*
j t»r of poln:* hla. h point 1* reftect.-d
j In mirror* and the reflected ray <4
light l* e .tta.r-* I into an electric cur-
rent wh.ih .an >■ transmitted any
'ii»tan> * ,\i th. :eee|ylng enj Mi.
leave* | , „rr, .,. i ra r.-formed Into th.
with I eorre,ponding ra> of light Thi* ray
_ . - tie* CkllA
Trslu No. M on the Indiaaapotla A
VtoewoMk. la charge of Cooduricr K-
W. Ruaae. of IndUnapollt. wa* tearing
nloac toward Indianapolis the oth^r
evening fifty miles nn hour. The train
was loaded with passengers and wt*
behind time. East if Edwnrdtport En-
gineer Dorrey saw on the trark far
ghead a dog that was Jumping about
and acting In a peculiar manner. The
dogs action, looked iu«piciou» and as
a measure of caution. Dorsey »hui oO
the steam, so as to have hi* train un*
der control When the train reached
a rearer point the dog stood and
barked at It. and thta. with a yelp,
started fur the woods Then It was
that Dor*ey saw that there wae tonse-
thlng red l*tw-en the rails, an*: he
threw on the emergency brakes- and
ojwqed the und-lox. The train mine
to a ft anus't II within ten feet of a
pretty fisien-haired ha! y in a red j
frock The child was about 2 years
old and had teen playing with tk» dog.
The train crew ran forward and bag-
gageman Frank!:u picked up tire child,
which laughed and crowed and patted
his face In glee. About l.hOO yards dis-
tant was a farmhouse, and toward It
Franklin started with the baby to
meet a man running toward him like
nn Insane perron. It was the child's
father, who had misted the Laby Just
a* the train stopped and supposed that
the little cne bad been killed. How it
got to far away from home and Into
such a dangerous place no one could
understand.
| of light I* i
• f r* fl.-. ti, ii .[
I It follow. If
,yo'-
aro Tnk*r. ir. v.
•> -ul'ant r * fl -
• • ;
ht irrn -ft *;•'
1 * « Til' • II
f *r t-.’ • 11:iir
».<>.- i' f .
* \ * n t.»! -
'r.' • irr*
.ii. v !..tr is au t
!M Id'll* •'
•ik r»'.i*!riL
>■••!• muni
if f.»« • a ! i !:
,»p ii r 1
!••<! in mirror* an.l th'
.[>< n a *< ra » n Now
- .. j.oint- of a pic'-'r>
- r ipid *ti< < c-ssion ti •
I.it: t! th* -i TH-ti will
■ ir* Thee* ar< xn.ci.'-
ciivi r'ing light tavK-icto •*;<
!:•- alteadv known to III* t. -!
Vtt •>.!!.. bat'< ry **:' !i i
• • '! i- !.*• ; 1 !.<■ battery
i 1 ; v* IP with art cb-. I r. -
masr»f .if *! > r*-.tving end where • h
curr*nt* ar*- to be r* oiivcrte.l inf.
ilglit ray The electro-magnet w.li
tmv. in sympathy with the e-urr- r *
*• nt out from tii* tr.in*miffing ap;ar-
atus. an.! it- m >vem* n:* wil! core,
fpot. l witii 'h« nature of th*' ray r<-
ft*, fed Th*- magnet w ill move- a [.ris.-u
pla. n front of a strong r. hit* Iu'if
• Ither ciecirl^or sunlight Th* pr.*m
will revolve the white light into j;«
primaries. 1 !.* primary <olcr* *pr-»a<l
out Info a up*-* trum and the prism re-
spondlng to the movements of the
magnet will bring the require-d cole*r
into view Srci-panik ha* made ar-
rangement* with a syndicate for 'h*
showing of the t elect rose ope at the
Paris eiposition. The syndicate will
build an annex to the exposition wuh
ij ten thousand seating capacity. The
grow, consist* of a tender substance admission will be three francs The
buried deep down within the cluster of
green leave* and form* a very palatable | lacker*
food cither In th*- raw state or cooked
a* a vegetabl*. ot made Into a preserve
with sugar
One of the peculiarities of the royal
palm I* the stem of It* long leave*. It
I* a aeml-clrmlar stem, whbh em-
bra.e* the trunk of the Iree and ' |* „f self-constituted Importance, perhaps
it wither* aid
The stem I*
Stomach
te tar raara*
(to wictaat vasts la IW hum.
Ml sham ho* at Vts4
fuwMa Him Ms** Ml-
Mr *lts ha* sbo am*
I rssatu to* hoar ssaaac*
■ CvagraM ax. to- Uv c Ma
the leaf in place until
CANOV -drop* to the ground.
' CATHAMTtC ^ t called the "yagua It resemble* a thin
board often a* long a* a man is tall,
and the Cuban Insurgent make* It serve
him a variety vf purpose* For ex-
ample. while I was In the field It fre-
quently served me as a plate by sim-
ply rutting off a section t»f it Py soak-
ing In water It la rendered pliable, so
that It may be folded almost as readily
ns n piece of stiff psp*. Thus softened.
It |s folded at the ends something ar
gmtftcHye* »r iMy ter the fashion of n baker’s paper hat
****** and fastened with wooden pins. In th.v
iTIONAL. • | abnpe It la called n •Tatarro." and
-- serves the Cuban farmer ns water Mmk-
fM’A \ ' h. or a waeh basin, or n receptacle for
| U ^ ' 1 Bilk lard, cheeae. eggs or whenarer a
m I receptacle of any kind may he needad
HtM I base seen a ffroup of rebels using a
III Lf« yagua thus folded aa a kettle in
* - ^ ” i vnich t# cook their breakfast of beef
“ ] M4 r,,m. The water kept the fibrous
*■1 wood from burning, and I wu assured
mat the food thus cooned required no
ins airiser salt other fkaa that which waa eztruct-
afi front the “yngun- In the process of
Inventor will g*-' per cent and b!s
(fi per c*-nt cf the gross re-
ceipt*. Srrzcfiarik will not sell hi*
•electroscope until af’er the «lo*e of .lie
exposition.
■ ■■cola's Pioneer.
Abraham Lincoln's western pioneer,
tlways ct :he lookout for danrer and
ready to magnify it beyond Its true
troportlcns. Is only one of a large
c lh.as c f people who use up. in one way
aid another, a gc*>d deal of vitality
wbkh might be profitably applied Mr.
Lincoln* old backwoodsman hoc very
heavy, overhang.ng eyebrow*, and
wore big spectacle, with bras* r;m*
Cue day be came rushing into his cab-
in and selling hi* rifle aimed It care-
fully through a crack cf the toot at a
great cak tree that stood t.ar ar.1
fired. ‘What l* it’" wn. pored h:s
wife. "A wildcat. Fairy, the toierlest
w-.ldcat you ever sec. au' I missed
him!” ii* hastily loaded and fired
again ar 1 then again. "Now hold on.
Joshua ,aid kla/good wife ' Let me
look at you. Why. law k,-a-dai>y It s
nothin' tut a lit tie bug on one o' your
eyebrows."
The lll<lMl Metallic ObjeeU.
T>r. J H Gladatosie. di»cu-str.£ at th*
Royal inatttutlon the question of the
ir eta'* used by the great nation* of
antlqtlre. said recently that gold was
probably the first metal known to man.
bemuse It Is generally found native
The oldest metallic objects to which
we ran assign a probable date were
found in a royal tomb at Kagada in
Egypt, supposed to hare been that of
King Menea. In one of the chambers
Were some bits of gold and a bead,
a button and a fine wire of auurly pure
eepper. If the tomb bad been proper-
ly Identified, these objects are at least
6 300 years old. Nearly all the ancient
gold that has been etamlned contains
enough silver to give It a light color.
It was gathered by the anrlents la the
bed cf the Partoiu* and other *trci~$
of Asia Minor
Dua Man. Pisujuc-
I waa D<>t able to do an y Using. 1
ache, headache, bearing-down paint,
limbs, and ached all through ny body,
were eery painful. 1 waa almost a
lowed your advice mad now am wall aad ftmhy, I
to do all my own housework. I
physician for over a year, aad it did not do Mwa]
of good. I would advtoo all coffering \
to Mre. Pialtkam. She will answer all lottorU|
and tall them how to aura I
moatowomea.—lffH.CI4.W1xa, Marques. Tana.
1 think it is my doty to writs aad let you
your medicine hoodoo# for me. Fortwoyearull
with female weakness, beariag-dawa pains, [
backache, and too frequent occurrence of thu I
1 waa always complaining. My buabaad urged mu 10-
try your Vegetable Compound, and 1 finally did. I have
taken three bottles and It baa made me feel like a dif-
ferent woman. 1 advise every woman that
take your medicine and be cured.—Mrs.
Lk htt. «1S 8.1‘rince St, Lancaster. Pa.
1 had suffered for over two years with
headache, dUsances, nervousness, falling and i
of the womb, lcucorrhtra, and about every ill a'
could have. 1 had tried doctor*, but with ao
and It aerme l as though death waa the only relief
forme. After using fire bottles of Lydia E.
Vegetable Compound, aad four pack ages of
Wash, 1 am well. 11 are had no mors pal
trouble, backache or headache.—Mrs. Clacma.
Haltix.Cream Eider. X. J.
Before taking Lydia H Pink ham's
Compound 1 was afflicted with female
so that I could hardly walk. My buck ached terri-
bly. In fact. I ached all over. Was not able to raise myself np some of thw
time. 1 had no appetite and waa so nervous that 1 could hardly steep* I hove
taken hut two bottle* of your Compound and feel like another person, earn new
eat and sleep to perfection, In fact, am perfectly well.—Mrs. Sea MoCnjamg,
A dial, W. Va
mb's Remedy for!
IRONING MADE
EASY.
NAt MANY IMITATORS. BUT Nfi EQUAL.
! i
-gHEATMIV
oaseumw raoi
asMamsf
« wnuao
saasr
TT^CJfUBUmENfiWMTCT
ItvvvvvVv
This Starch
is prepared aa
scientific princi-
ple*. by men who bare had years of
experience In fancy laundering. It
restores old linen and summer dry mi
to their natural whiteness aad imports
a beautiful und lasting finish. TI
only starch that i* perfectly barm I am
Contains no arsenic, atom or other in-
jurious substance. Can be used eve
for a baby powder.
ASK roua MOCU FN it MO TAM ue UTXflL
SVVSSVVSSVtSVSSSSWVSfVMSSSSSSSSSSSS*1 ,
J. Mood for Grsersl. SsS.
A recent visitor to the executive
mansion who had the largest amount
vast Tw*w ««<*. TH
fesa-w Mr Mr. IBs
I OONBTIff ATION. ...
■pt RMdM#. Mv Vi*. M
■da* i
I ihawW MW
1 (be MM Aaw
IlHtrfiliMW
jl». 0.. VRAM,
MT ACADEMY.
v**xrr.
P Doollo «u a track walker on tie
Erie railroad. He attended a wake
oae day shortly before It was
him to go oa duty, ells the
tumbR that early la the evening he
tabMious to walh oa both
sides ef the trark et oaee. The“Thu»-
derbolt" expreaa wan dun to pern the
Mookell rued ea fi:«fi* At that time
* Mill Invisible
te worry about
roold la
of any visitor in tbe Inst decade was a
negro ' colonel ' froui| Virginia, lie
came In with flowing Jitn-Swlnger and
artificial rocked hat. demanding to sec
tbe president "to onret." For a tlm»
he was fretful of restraint, and refu»-l
to consider anything except an Imme-
diate admission Into the white house
iuuei ksnetum. The official* naked
him what was the matter with him and
other profane questions, which Induced
him to explain bis errand to the su-
bordinate. He was from Charlottes-
ville. Va. and had a colored regiment
ready to go to the war. which he want-
ed mustered Into service and aent to
Santiago by the next boat. The pres-
ident, of course, would have this done
If he understood tbe patriotism of these
dusky warriors. "If yo' start Into a
buttle, what la tbe first romssaud you
would givt your troops?" was asked uf
the old unde. “1 would say. ‘Get on
yo' horaao. sub-.....What would be
your next command’" - Prepare to
move forward, nab '" "What aext ”
•• -fihoot 'em. for to kill, nab.* ~ Then It
occurred to a doorkeeper to ask the
sad original. "J. Smith, aak " "Wha?
does the J. stand for’" waa thu aext
query. The oM mua hotly replied: health la
"Don’t yo' know nothin’? 3 stands tor
gtneral. enh."-New Terk Tribune.
A R.surksU* rtlrsUtw.
Piamandl. a native of Pylaros. one cf
the Orvek Islands, seems to be n ;»
narkable calculator. After a mere
glance on n black-board, on which
thirty group* of figures are written,
he can. It Is said, repent them In any
order and deni with them In nay arith-
metical process. It Is said that he
never makes an error In calculations
Involving billions, and he caa extract
square or cube roots with marvellous
rapidity and accuracy. An eminent
German special tot declared the other
day that these ready-reckoners were
Idiots This Is not the cd*e with DU-
mnndl. who writes poetry and novels
In the Intervals of business, and shows
considerable Intellectual capacity.
Ss4
,J: ___
>1
mMi
Eat good, plain food aad sleep eight
long bourn.
The biggest troubles at night disap-
pear before the morning sun.
prettiest poach
at Juicy.
Is not always
TO# Mtgful Bleysle la IS* WevM.
A German has just completed a bi-
cycle that has one wheel nine feet ie
diameter. Two people ride it-one
oa each uMo. It runs easily because
of its sefeatlfie ooaMracUwa. Thu sci-
entific formula of Hostetler's Stomach
Hitter* lc tbe reason of Its great virtue
strong. If your
up MM time,
like a
-sStS
To know that oma Is tram ad to au la-
c Items at to prove oafs sett worthy of
confidence. To tram a child to to xld
a child to act la the Itau of thu keM
that to expected of him. There tu
htag that win tend to heap a mas
to hto blghoM standard of xralt-be-
aad won fifg Mm thu thought
t be .to loved aad hsoiiufi bp one
who to worthy of lavs aad honor. Thera
Is Inspiration aad a
to?
feXsOurs TUOSMIUS life sshtow Kefiu).
V
no
prhrtd ct your
> fee PWty Ceess.
see hebit cere, tm
mm. Misfit. Allt
Tom ora i
however unworthy, so object of ‘
love dad many prayers."
ch 1
Ws always lass ti
wu thlak tha moot
ee Slows* *
■ m m —^M'unmm W w
Oemember Die____
,v when you buy again.
ra HANDFUL OP DIRT MAY MB A
ful OF SHAME." clean HOUM
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