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Zhe Wicitts Timer. By ROBERT C. BAILEY. MONTANA. Being killed by electricity is a shock- ing way to die. Nobody ever goes to 'lades—accord- ing to the tombstone! Cripple Creek may turn out to be a town with streets paved with gold. The bit of Herr Altwardt's first lecture was made by a prehlsotric egg. An oil -borer near Gallipolls, Ohio, IS down 2,010 feet and is still living al, 110pe, The man who begins by &Melec some time may end by having to ieii IS all the time. No man can grind down another without first placing hi own soul under the millstone. 'When a man gets up early in tff merning to drink, he is apt to spend the day in doing nothing else. It now transpires that nearly all titer} divorteelfqhat have been greeted in Ok: lahon are not binding. Isn't that aw- ful? • Gtiteral Russel A. Alger has engaged twenty-two rooms in St. Louis during conveetion week. What's the matter • with Alger? W. S. Straiten the Cripple Creek bo- nanza king, was a \poor car - penter\ four years ago, and probably is not a good carpenter yet. Says the San Francisco Wave: \Chi- cago has not a single great preacher.\ Well, that's all right; a great preacher ought not to be single, anyway. Buffalo offers $50 for - the best sug- gestion for a municipal flag.\ What's the matter with the stars and stripes? Please send alcng that remittance. . Says the Boston Traseler: \Rev. Dr. Gumbart of this city defends hell.' Well, it needs sonic sort of defense; a great many people speak disparagingly of it. What do you suppose E. W: Clark of Nevada, Mo., got, who sued Caroline Simmons for $50,000 for breach of promise? Got left, and , the jury was out only -ten minutes. JOY FOR THE ToPERS. CNTRANCING VISIONS IN MES- CAL BUTTONS. A New Drug Which Makes a Person , ee Ail sorts of Beautiful Things Is liscoverect --Not Considered Danger- ous Like Alcohol.: NEW neeve stimu- lant has been dis- co ver e d, which makes brilliant and gorgeous color- ings the most nota- ble factor of a dream - hgunted plumber. Tfiat is, it is new to the else Elzed. The Kiowa Indians have long known and used It. The drug is known as the mescal button and is nothing more nor less than the dried top of the mescal cactus which grows in the val- ley of the Rio Grande. 'The \button\ swells in the mouth and has an exceed- ingly bitter taste, le is to the use of the mescal button by the Kiowas in their religious 'ceremonies that the white man owes his present knowledge of the drug. These Indians assemble in their council tents, usually on Sat- urday night, and seat themselves, ea,ch with a supply of the buttons, about a large camp -fire, which is kept burning brightly. Button afth button is swal- :owed, from sundown until -3 a. m. Throughout the ceremony there is no (lancing or singing, but continual, monotonous beating of drums is kept up by attendants. The Indians sit in a blissful reverie for hours, enjoying the beautiful vision of color and other manifestations caused by the resulting Intoxication, Occasionally a brave will rise and tell his experience. This is interpreted by the medicine men, and deductions and conclusions are made for future guidance. The Indians leave ,the tent at noon on the following day, and feel no depression or unp:eas- ant after effect. In six experiments made ,upon Cau- casians it was found that only from three to seven buttons were necessary to produce a marked effect, whereas the Indians take ten or twelve at one ceremony, owing, undoubtedly, to the tolerance 'for the drug which habit has produced in the Indian. In one of the experiments the subject, a chemist, de- scribed his visions as follows: \On _ closing my eyes I could see all sorts of Another heiress has gone. This time designs in brilliant and ever changing it is Clara Buseh. daughter of a mil- colors, such as no human being ever licnaire St. Louis brewer, while the enjoyed under normal conditions. My lucky man is Demon Von Gontard. There mind was perfectly clear. An ever dif- are still a few more left. ferent panorama of infinite lbelpity and . grandeur hurried before me. Perhaps Says a squeimish Minnesota paper the most p!easing of all was produced s'n'aking of the -Hayward ease: \Hang- by my voluntarily thinking of Kiralfy's lug is a terrible thing.\ It 'is, it is, \America as given two years ago. My pleasure so far passed the more or- dinary realms of delight as to bring me to that high ecstatic state in which our exclamation of ,enjoyment became in- voluntary. The loss of conception of time and space was a marked feature of my exper:ence.\ Cincinnati paper, will give him ;10, - Another 'subject saw \a host of little tubes of shining light, down which green and rea balls the size of peas were constantly rolling. These tubes bent themselves into the shapes of wheels and began revolving with great velocity. All the field of view between these silent wheels was filled in with a shifting mass of green. The colors were wonderful. No words can give an idea of their intensity or of their cease- less motion. The forms changed through rich arabesques'and Syrian carpet patterns, and with each new form came a new flush of color, every shade appearing, from pure white to deepest purple.\ \The production of visions.\ said the discoverer, \is the most interesting of the physiological effects of the mescal lruttons as shown by. our experiments. That's why we. advise all our friends to eschew murdering entirely. Mark Twain is to receive $10,000 for his lecture course in England. This, together a ith the great popular sub- scription started in his behalf, by a cult) , In going over the fails if ,she tries hard enough. but we advise her to court undying fame by engaging is. a pie -eating contest in New York. Red Bank, N. J., authorities are try- ing to ,suppress swearing on the pub - lie streets. Last week - Grover Reeves was arraigned before Jiistice Childs and fined $3.50 for heving used seven bad words on the ste(fet. This is the toecond case of the kind thee has oc- curred In a few weeks. All who wish to swear on the public hieway may do so, prose:led there is no objection to sulking for each-10mm\ at the rate of Se) cents a word. A s ' dispatch frcen Cele:tie:el an- rounces' that a new (11sectory for the Commercial Gee' its has been chosen, at the bend of welch is A. Howard Hinkle. (l'he further rimouneement is - made that \Mr. Hinkle is president of the Ashland Iron reed et( el company, a director in the ise . ss National Bank, the Amerisai Beek Company, the United Statej Printing Company, the John Chime' CoMpaly, tlre. Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Company, the Everett Piano Company and other com- panies. \ The Commercial Gazette is (me of the strongest and abiset papers In the west, bin we alibi N .:Iv:her it can stagger along under Fury an embar- rassment Of lechers eeryslonee . snob Smalley is In a etate.ef Tula dreadful to behold. Ifebegins to fear that the American people are In ear- nest In the matter of tipholdlale, the Monroe doctrine. The fact is likely to penetrate tOeJohn Bell's sent of !leder- standing in the course of time. 016.48. A New York inventor has been sent to tho asylum as the result of \study- ing over a bottle which cannot be re- filled.\ A great many men have gone there thraticgh studying bottles which have been too often. ----- ----- The Louisville base ball club an- nounces that It has, signed \the poet, Henry Coolidge Semple, as a pitcher' for next season. We marvel that the poet Stephen Crane was not chosen in- stead; no one ever would have been able to get onto hiescurves. The cable brings the interesting in- formation that a. - e!lee Viola\ of Lon- don is coming over to this country \to try going over Nimsara We think she will -experience little daft - There seemed to be no limit to the variety and beauty of visions which the drug could produce. The predominat- ing feature of the visions is the color effects. Drumming or otherwise mark- ing regular time enhanced the beauty and variety of the objeots seen. In some cases no effect whatever was_pro- duced upon the reason or will of the in- dividual. Compared with other intox- icants the effect upon the mihrls is ex- tremely slight. More or less depres- sion of the muscular system existed in every case. Inability to sleep for at least twelve hours after the effects of the drug, commenced to pass off was a marked effect. Loss of the sense of time ,existed iii al eases. In the tendency M to produce wakefull ne ;eets of mes- cal new dreg resembles cocaine. Th cal resembl those et certain drugs In sortie of the,, symptoms produced, but differ widely from them in ethers. Cannabis Indica produces visions, gen- erally of a gay character, in most cases followed by sleep. The visions from mescal buttons produce wonder and ad- miration, but no m,erriment.\ ANIMAL HAPPINESS. All Aultlaals trent Ants to Elephants See Enjoyments In 1 outh. All animate, fi•oni ants up to whales and elephants, play together in youth, and some are fond of taking such diver- sion at intervals through ilfe. One might search the world over and not find more playful creatures than pup - plea and kittens, but there are other dumb arionals which not only frisk about but a tually descend to practical jokes. A Brazilian parrot once succeeded in making a railway party believe that they had run over a hild. Sudden cries, follo , wed by a low moaning, rang out from beneath the wheels. The train was stopped and the employes nervous- ly searched the track, but no child was to be seen. No clue to the situation could be found until a large green par- rot, swinging in his cage, uttered a mocking laugh. A monkey, on shipboard, Maid to amuse himself in the cook's absence by turning the water cocks in order to enjoy that worthy's urprise when he returned and found the water running over the floor, and there are scores of authenticated instances of actual de- ception practiced by animals to gain some desired end. A certain Skye terrier used to attempt deceiving its master by going through the action of killing a fly and then as- suming an air of success. One (lay, however, When proof was elven him that his hypocrisy was dete..ted, 1,, slunk under the furniture, 'e Mem e quite ashamed. , The merry antics of monkeys are I many and diverting. Humboldt was ac- 1 quainted with a monkey in India which took delight in riding a pig. Every morning the creature caught one, leaped astrisle his back, and clinging there with great firmness, took his flit of riding. Another monkey, domesti- cated by a missionary, used to put the family cat, a strong, good-natured ani- mal. to tile same use. The favorite game of others seems to be that of sliding down hill. They climb to the top of a high snow ridge, lie flat upon the stomach, with the fore feet bent backward, and, giving them- selves an impulse with the hind legs. glide down the hill, head foremost. In summer they select a sloping river bank, which has a clayey soil and where the water at its base is of consid- erable depth. Climbing this bank, they start from the top, elip swiftly over the sloping ground and plunge into the water. The gamboling of whales ie often wit- nessed by sailors, and Paley says that any observer oafish must acknowledge that \they are so happy they know not, what to do with themselves. Their at- titudes and frolics are simply the, effect of an excess of spirits.\ Use and Manufacture of emeeis The custom of wearing gloves is very ancient, but their use was not common among all classes until the middle ages, when gloves became a necessary part of the costume of both men and women. At that period gloves were often embroidered with gold and sil- ver, and richly ornamented with jewels. They were then used as symbols of many things. A knight would wear a glave, spangled with pearls, fastened on his helmet, at a tournameeesas a sign of favor from ;some fair lady; to throw down the glove at the feet of a rival was considered a challenge to fight a duel; and other signiflcations were familiar to the people of those days. The manufacture of gloves is one of the most important industries of Europe at the present time. It is es- timated that no less than 2,000,000 doz- en pairs of gloyes are made annually, and in the town of Grenoble, in France, this work alone gives employment to 30,000 people. The above estimate does not include the vast quantities of ordi- nary woven gloves of cotton, silk or other fabrics, but only those made of fine skins.—New York Times. Villainy. \Look!\ she almost shrieked in her rage as she shook the paper under his face. \Qh villain, villain, I have found you out in all your base perfidy.\ \I beg your pardon.\ said the young' man, \but I'm afraid I don't quite fol- low you.\ . \This is your letter to me.\ \Yes.\ e'U breathes the tenderest affections, dOesn't Ii?\ \I flatter myself.\ he answered, with compliseent bow. \that it does.\ \If is ardent in its peotestations of ahdving devotion, isn't rr , \ ,At Cincinnati Thursday Margaret \If it was as I 'Mended it, there's no Rives was married t* Louis Charles An- loubt about it beleg so.\ tonic Guilbeet Pierre Pinton Marquis - Look look herie'e she hissed, \and du Ch,ambrun. To prevent a possible then tern your face In shame. Heroere nitteinderetanding it May not be amiss the unmistakeable traces of carbon to state that there was only one of the ,,sper. This letter was manIfolded!\— groom. Washington Star. Bemire], In Philadelphia. Philadelphia is experiencing a won- derful revival. On a recent evening 10.000 Methodists gathered In a monster open-air meeting in City Hall square and were addressed by a number o; clergymen. CURRENT TOPICS. A German has invented an incan- descent lamp apparatus for showing the interior of boilers while filled with steam. There are at present In China only* 1.022 citizens of the United States. nearly half of whom are wom ; 506 are missionaries. Greenland, with its population o 10,- 000, is almost entirely Christianized by the Moravians, Lutherans and Danish missionaries. The earthworm propels himself along the ground or threugh 'the earth by means of bristles projecting from each 'ring of his body. A tenement house in Muncie, Ind., occupied by J. T. Robinson and ROY Merit, . was burned. The fire was started by mice gnawing matches. A well an the Bannock reservation at Boise. Idaho, has been sunk to' a depth of 110 feet and the water In it is of a temperature of 90 2-e degrees. At Oakland, Cal., last Sunday burg- lars robbed the contribution box In a church, and at Senora they broke into a jail and cleaned out the sheriff's coin. With the exception of New York the mein total of the served ecingressional years of Iowa members IS reater than those of the congressmen of any other State. Selentists estimale that every year a lasio• metal to 14 feet deep of the stir - face of all oceans and other bodies of water is taken up into the ittnoenbere an vapor. There are nearly 11,000,000 acres of land In South Dakota subject to matey under the homestead laws. There are great possibilities in this vast tract of uteeltivated soil. Queer Custom at Southampton. Of the many quaiut and picturesque survivals of old Eng, I ish customs sure- ly one of the oldest and most delight- fully suggestive is the engrossment and presentation on the 9th day of November every year, at Southamp- ton, of gravely worded certificates vouching for the fact that no carracks of Genoa or galleys of Venice have arrived at the port. Poetry is not to be looked for in official docunootts, but it this voucher be read between the lines, is it not veritably a three- centuried sea song of the freshest and breeziest, full of brilliant color and strange circumstances of old world slapping? Morgan County, Colorado. It is a sweeping statement, but it is a fact nevertheless, that the irrigated district surrounding Fort Morgan, Col., is not surpassed in any of the essentials that make an ideal location by any other section of country in the ..United States. The climate is perfect. The system of irrigation economical. The water supply ample. The markets good. The aids enormous. ,The peo- ple friendly. The towns prosperous and attractive. Everything that grows in the tem- perate zone is there raised in perfec- tion. Wheat, elfalfa, potatcses, corn and oats are the staple crop, but market gardening and fruit culture are beginning to receive a great deal of at- tention. Fifty out of the 500 farmers in the county have this year had an average yield of 50 blishels of wheat to,the acre and more than 100 exceeded 40 bushels. Alfalfa maims a larger crop than any- where else in the country. Average yield, 5 tons to the acre. The price of land varies from $15 to $40 an acre, including perpetual water right. Eighty acres is as much as one man can farm, and if he goes in for fruit raising or market gardening, half that much will be found to be enough to keep him busy. Detailed information about Morgan County is contained in an illustrated booklet issued by the Passenger De- partment of the Burlington Route and now ready for free distribution. A copy will be mailed to any one who will write to .1. Francis, G. P. A., Omaha, Neb., for it. No one over sixteen looks interesting in tears. Older people should cultivate the habit of weeping as they pray, towit: Alone. MOD PRICE NOR POTATOES. ' The John A. Sulzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis., pay high prices for new things. They recently paid $300 for a yellow rind watermelon, $1,000 *for 30 bu. new oats, $300 for 100 lbs. of pota- toes, etc., etc.! Well, prices for pota- toes will be high next fall. Plant a plenty, Mr. Wideawake! You'll make money. Salzer's Earliest are fit to eat in 28 days after planting. His Cham- pion of the World is the greatest yielder on earth and we challenge you to pro- duce its equal. If you will send 14 cents in stamps MASON AND SEA COOK. • Full -Blooded Apache Who na. Travel - ad Ear and '1 • d Much. Since the days of William Kidd, the talented but unfortunate buccaneer of the Spanish main, there has been a, halo of romance over the head of sea cooks. They have been the heroes and villains of prodigious tales, and even their sons have been endowed ,ith reuliar attributss. Not one, owe•Oer, is himself more of a unique peeimen than the cook of the Itritish hip John Cook, which recently ar- rived at San Diego, Cal., after a long and dangerous voyage from Cardiff. This cook is a full blooded Apache Indian, born in tie, White mountains ef Arizona. His pr plc, the terrible White mountain and Tonto Apaches, have caused no e1141 of I rouble to the troops and settler. in A ri Lena. This man was naiwel Tionashaney (Silver River) and was taken when still a child to Mexico, where lie WAS raised. He has followed the sea for the greater part of his life, and has visit- ed every part of the globe, learning several languages, including English, and becoming some years ago a mem- ber of the masonic fraternity. In civilization he is known as John Levin. Be is quite dark. with the Indian physiognomy, and although 60 years of age, appears hardly in middle life. He has a Mexican wife and family living on the peninsula of Lower California, and says this is his last voyage. - 'cry Itirii Indeed • /n the elements that the human sys- tem with bone, muscle mid brain substance is a circulation fertilized xi . itti the supreme tonic. Hostetter's Stomach lulu ,,, WI) HI be- gets thorough assimilation usidigestion, and gives a healthful impulse to every function of the body. Dyspeptic and wealthy persons give strong testimony in its behalf. So do those troubled with biliousness. malaria, rheumatism, constipation and inactivity of the kidneys. is usu- ally an attempt on the part Gossp of a coutemptible man to convince the earn - nlunity in which he lives that other people are as bad alhi Comfort to Califerela. y es , se a ecoriesay, too, if yon pat- ronise the Ilurliii;,rton Route's Person- ally Conducted excursions which leave (Minim every Thursday mo T rIl liro in u gg . h tourist sleepers Omaha to San Francisco and Los A ngelee. Second class tickets accepted. See the local ticket agentand arrange about tickets and berths. Or, write to J. Francis, G. 1'. & T. A., Omaha, Neb If you've a good temper, hang (mite it; and if you've a bail one, don'tlose it. It the Baby is Cleating Teeth. Bemire Bea us. that old and well -tried reined, : Ains WissLow's Sc,'- . firecr for Children Tec Hope is s tug that some stra sr will saw your Wtr.. I v:hile you sit in I h. -hade. Cieto• ('o..gIi Italsoim Is the nItleit at r.. •I 1 , , • ,,,, • .1,, er than anyteln; Ii I, it.,„1. The American Indians had deity - thunder and ,torin mind sin :‘• to the Jobei A. Selzer Seed Co., La \Hansen's Magic Corn Salve.\ Crosse, Wis., you will get, free, ten Warrsntet 1 t. , r II? .1') lefunata. Ask packages grains and grasses, including inundator It I .1 • • Teosinte, Sperry, Giant Incarnate t ( ; A'sdadriss , 1 obtaining revenge on I Clover s etc., and our mammoth cede- I the !I eiletnirs pi I to Nemesis for aid. logue. Catalogue Sc. for mailing. w.n. The women's idea of a -hard and unfeel- ing\ man is one who doesn't look Sell WIWI] rome girl gets up and screeches • Home Sweet Home... A Novel Idea. The Omaha Weekly World -Herald has struck another novel idea for in- creasing its circulation by offering large piezes to those new subscribers who ccnstruct the shortest sentence contain- ing all the letters of the alphabet. This is sort of reverse of last year's prize contest, when the object was to construct the largest number of words out of certain letters. It will be interesting to note how short a sentence can be made and still contain all the twenty-six letters in the alphabet. The trouble, of course, will he to get in such letters as x, y, z and q. Ex -Congressman Bryan, who edits the paper and preaches free silver coin- age, must have a good inventive genius to devise these novel schemes. Why should older people be compelled to be childish, and play with doll at Christ- mas! State of Ohio. C:ty of Toledo. Lucas Count'—s5. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the senior partner of the firm of J. Cheney & co.. doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State afore- said, and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure, FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before roe and sunseribed In my presence this 6th day of December. A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON. (Seal.) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal- ly and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of Bo system. Send for testimonials, free. F. .1. CHENEY 1Sr CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists; The. Hall's Famile Pills, 25e. . -- A man SePtIli to live for the privilege of dying. old owl n and ' with a great deal of 1,n in. In Olden Times People overlooked the importence of permanently beneficial effects and were satisfied with transient action; hut now that it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will permnnently cure habitual con- stipation, well-informed people will not buy other laxatives, which act for a time, but finally injurelthe system. It is only a question of time when suspicious people find what they are look log for. - - - We have not been without Piso's Cure ft' Consmiption ter en years.- Lusts ym nee, Camp St.. Harrisliiirg, ', 1 WP eivprove the erith T-1 I ber's life is when he trite I air E,eryd , diar•p.oftl lo I If tie, r T010. digestion, bet,. ,t.I Itcuitim., 11••• „I It I Ippgr,111 rrs1 ii 0 11 Yen% nvi l,t,1 I.,. 1,1 Valent a (100 , 1 ren•or, It, 1 ,10 .1,• , • 11 5.s-.' IlIrrrler torn.. It r , rut 1,• • 1 • fres... and cool i's, miei) a g ;;. •L dinsgista. A wi•dnon lion very 1,1n. 0 in if she giseq her Vinod . ; ant, /wpm lots • FITS _ k • -• fle.Ellnert Greet lirmlorer. s--i 11 , , I lie nrst.tsAy Mar tr.,. . t , .,•• .93t Arc Melt v /I- f t•• • .4 \on tObIll . CCI: Wattle!, Ia .1- o. Is r •lesives There is more than one food which will cause the body to increase in weight. A free :;upply of sugar will do thi: . , so will the starchy foods, cream and some other fats But to become fleshy, and yet remain in poor health, is not what you want. Cod-liver oil increases the weight because It is a fat -producing food. But it does far more than this. It alters, or changes, the pro- cesses of nutrition, restoring the normal functions of the various organs and tissues. StdEseinvuUm of Cod-liver Oil, with hypo- phosphites, is pure cod-liver In a digested condition. So that, when a person gains in weight from taking Scott's Emulsion, it is because of two things: First, the oil has acted as a fat-prOducing food; and, second, it has restored to the body a healthy condi- tion. Such an improvement Is permanent: it comes to stay. SCOTT'S EMULSION ham been endorsed by the medical profession for twenty years. (Ark your doctor.) This is because it is always t aIdtable always aniforet — always coutain , purer, Norwegian Cod-brer Oil 'ohm` hart ce-cent and We, Rise& The irtlnll g e • enotigh to cure your cough or ood's Sarsaparilla has over and over again proved itself the best blood purifier medi- cal science has ever produced. It cave when other medicines utterly fall. Its record is unequalled in the history ot medicine. Its euceess is based upon its intrinsic merit. 'llood's Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. 11; 6 for 15. Hood's Pills 21; `1.\eyti 5 t 5 o c t A k t nowrspioniesessuesisososuess.wwwiwiestisas World's Palrl 1110HIPST AWARD. jmPERIAL Is Pure and unsweetened RANUM I and can be retained by the weakest stomach. A safe, easily digested FOOD for DYSPEPTICS Sold by DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE! John Carle ec Sons. New York, The Greatest rledical Discovery of the Age. KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY. DONALD KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY, MASS., Has discovered in one of our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures every kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula down to a common Pimple. He has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and never failed except in two 'cases (both thunder humor). Ile has now in It,., possession over two hundred vertificates of its value, all within twenty miles (it Briston. Send postal card for bo4k. 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