anaheim-gazette 1898-09-15

LOVER POSED AS A PATIENT. Dentist Avenged His Honor by Extracting a Sound Tooth. While taking his daily prom made in his motor car through the streets of Paris the other day a certain Vicomte happened to cast his eyes on the person of a fair bicyclist. The occupant of the motor car was straightway fascinated, while the bicyclist apparently did not look on her admirer with eyes of disfavor. A brief conversation took place, which ended in the lady extending to the Vicomte an invitation to her house. The Vicomte accepted and duly presented himself not once but many times, always meeting with a hearty welcome. In a course of the acquaintance the gentleman learned the lady was married, her husband being an eminent dentist, but the knowledge did not cause him to abate his attentions. One day, however, when the pair were enjoying a tete-a-tete, the husband arrived on the scene. He did not appear in the least surprised, taking the visitor apparently as a patient. "Can I do anything for you?" asked the practitioner blandly. Straightway the Vicomte saw an opportunity for extricating himself with honor from his embarrassing position. "Yes," he replied. "I have a tooth which has been troubling me for some time, and I wish you could do something for it." The dentist took him into his operating room and examined his mouth, which he found to be furnished with a complete natural set of teeth, all in perfect condition. Nevertheless he laid hold of the largest and whitest molar, which he declared to be in such an advanced state of decay as to be incurable. The Vicomte did not dare to remonstrate, and the tooth came out. "That was quick work," remarked the dentist complacently as the Vicomte clutched his cheek in silent agony. "My fee is 20 francs." The patient paid the money and hastened from the house. As he passed through the hall door his ear was saluted with a peal of feminine laughter whose cadence he seemed to recognize. Li Hung Chang's Furs. It is believed Li Hung Chang is the richest man in the world. If one judges by his furs he certainly must be. He draws an annual tribute of furs from a province and he has immense warehouses in Pekin, crammed from top to bottom with the choicest and richest furs. There is an immense demand for so the people of the Sacramento valley, in defense of the preservation of the navigability of the rivers and harbors of California and in defense of the properties of the cities and counties of the valley, resorted to injunction. More than one-half of the population of the valley are protected by proceedings in injunction. If the injunctions against hydraulic mining were dissolved and set aside, the old conditions would be resumed at once. For the most part the mischief was wrought by foreign corporations. The capital stock of these corporations was owned in Great Britain. Injunction worth trying, they were worth a trial; but all the medicine was new. "By the time I had finished my box I found I was growing better think I was ever more happy in my over the fact I was getting well. At the third box, the pain which had a misery, had left me, and when I hit the fifth box I was well." Neuralgia is the result of some tainting which has been acquired. It is the direct result of puerished condition of the blood always shown by the afflicted one's emaciation. Any part of the body sensitive nerves may become afflicted. Among the many forms of this headache, nervousness, paralysis and locomotor ataxia. Some of it considered incurable until Dr. Willis Pills for Pale People were formed day thousands testify to having been such diseases by these pills. No discovery of modern times such a boon to women as Dr. Willis Pills for Pale People. Acting dir blood and nerves invigorating regulating the functions, they strength and health to the exhaust when every effort of the physician availing. For the growing girl they are most benefit, for the mother in for every woman invaluable. Dr. Pink Pills are recognized every specific for diseases of the blood and have proved their efficacy in cases ever bestowed upon mankind. MRS. THOMAS CARL One Occasion When the Clerk Was Surprised and Confused The brightest time for Mr talk was during dinner. During he poured forth witty stories which I have almost forgotten any case it would be deserved to repeat almost any The characteristics of living women were often dashed or pitty words, not without touches. George Henry Le LI Hung Chang's Furs. It is believed Li Hung Chang is the richest man in the world. If one judges by his furs he certainly must be. He draws an annual tribute of furs from a province and he has immense warehouses in Pekin, crammed from top to bottom with the choleest and richest furs. There is an immense demand for furs in China, where they represent what jewels do to other people. Chinese furriers are the best in the world. One of Li's robes shows the skill of a furrier who tries to make a skin of sable magnified to the size of a bear. In addition he wanted the animal to have hair lying all parallel, while in a real skin the hair grows in different directions. To effect this the artist cut the same bit of fur from innumerable sable skins. These bits were all from the same part of a sable's body and were equal in length of hair and luster. They were sewn together with such art that the back of the skin looked like a patchwork of tiny parallelograms, averaging three or four to the square inch. In front the fur was absolutely uniform, the kind of giant sable skin to dream of. Li possesses a robe of skins of the red fox, with fur varied in tint of the richest, reddest amber. In the golden parts are set the bright, black foot of the fox, with the smoother and darker red of the leg above each black foot. Another robe was from the back of the "cross fox," so joined that they appeared to be taken from some much larger animal. These were left the natural color, a cold gray and yellowish brown, but set in a fur dyed chocolate color. In still another garment the Chinaman had succeeded in creating what was apparently a new animal. The robe, like all the others, was in the shape of a cross of five cubes. Each of these squares appeared to be the skin of a single animal, dark puce color on the outer edges, with irregular circles of minute white dots in the center, in ore using from an indistinct gray brown on the outside to a clear white in the inner circles. This apparently natural ornament might have deceived any one who did not know the actual colors and limits of all natural furs. On examining the back of this robe it was seen to be made up of minute pieces sewn together in concentric circles, the pieces being no longer than those in the tessellated pavement so commonly seen in hall floors. It was, in fact, a piece of fur mosaic. Government by Injunction The Democratic platform denounces government by injunction and condemns the "growing practice of the judicial department of the Federal Government in supplementing or modifying the laws of the land by injunctions and other writs and processes." The same platform declares for the preservation of the navigability of the rivers and harbors of California. If our Democratic friends will go back over the pages of the history of California for twenty years past they will discover that hydraulic mining was at one time practiced regardless of the injuries inflicted upon the rivers and harbors of this State. If that practice had gone on unchecked, the navigability of the comte clutched his cheek in silent agony. "My Lee is 20 francs." LI Hung Chang's Furs. It is believed Li Hung Chang is the richest man in the world. If one judges by his furs he certainly must be. He draws an annual tribute of furs from a province and he has immense warehouses in Pekin, crammed from top to bottom with the choleest and richest furs. There is an immense demand for furs in China, where they represent what jewels do to other people. Chinese furriers are the best in the world. One of Li's robes shows the skill of a furrier who tried to make a skin of sable magnified to the size of a bear. In addition he wanted the animal to have hair lying all parallel, while in a real skin the hair grows in different directions. To effect this the artist cut the same bit of fur from innumerable sable skins. These bits were all from the same part of a sable's body and were equal in length of hair and luster. They were sewn together with such art that the back of the skin looked like a patchwork of tiny parallelograms, averaging three or four to the square inch. In front the fur was absolutely uniform, the kind of giant sable skin to dream of. Li possesses a robe of skins of the red fox, with fur varied in tint of the richest, reddest amber. In the golden parts are set the bright, black foot of the fox, with the smoother and darker red of the leg above each black foot. Another robe was from the back of the "cross fox," so joined that they appeared to be taken from some much larger animal. These were left the natural color, a cold gray and yellowish brown, but set in a fur dyed chocolate color. In still another garment the Chinaman had succeeded in creating what was apparently a new animal. The robe, like all the others, was in the shape of a cross of five cubes. Each of these squares appeared to be the skin of a single animal, dark puce color on the outer edges, with irregular circles of minute white dots in the center, in ore using from an indistinct gray brown on the outside to a clear white in the inner circles. This apparently natural ornament might have deceived any one who did not know the actual colors and limits of all natural furs. On examining the back of this robe it was seen to be made up of minute pieces sewn together in concentric circles, the pieces being no longer than those in the tessellated pavement so commonly seen in hall floors. It was, in fact, a piece of fur mosaic. Government by Injunction The Democratic platform denounces government by injunction and condemns the "growing practice of the judicial department of the Federal Government in supplementing or modifying the laws of the land by injunctions and other writs and processes." The same platform declares for the preservation of the navigability of the rivers and harbors of California for twenty years past they will discover that hydraulic mining was at one time practiced regardless of the injuries inflicted upon the rivers and harbors of this State. If that practice had gone on unchecked, the navigability of the comte clutched his cheek in silent agony. LI Hung Chang's Furs. It is believed Li Hung Chang is the richest man in the world. If one judges by his furs he certainly must be. He draws an annual tribute of furs from a province and he has immense warehouses in Pekin, crammed from top to bottom with the choleest and richest furs. There is an immense demand for furs in China, where they represent what jewels do to other people. Chinese furriers are the best in the world. One of Li's robes shows the skill of a furrier who tried to make a skin of sable magnified to the size of a bear. In addition he wanted the animal to have hair lying all parallel, while in a real skin the hair grows in different directions. To effect this the artist cut the same bit of fur from innumerable sable skins. These bits were all from the same part of a sable's body and were equal in length of hair and luster. They were sewn together with such art that the back of the skin looked like a patchwork of tiny parallelograms, averaging three or four to the square inch. In front the fur was absolutely uniform, the kind of giant sable skin to dream of. LI possesses a robe of skins of the red fox, with fur varied in tint of the richest, reddest amber. In the golden parts are set the bright, black foot of the fox, with the smoother and darker red of the leg above each black foot. Another robe was from the back of the "cross fox," so joined that they appeared to be taken from some much larger animal. These were left the natural color, a cold gray and yellowish brown, but set in a fur dyed chocolate color. In still another garment the Chinaman had succeeded in creating what was apparently a new animal. The robe, like all the others, was in the shape of a cross of five cubes. Each of these squares appeared to be the skin of a single animal, dark puce color onthe outer edges, with irregular circles of minute white dots inthe center,in ore using from an indistinct gray brown onthe outside to a clear white inthe inner circles. This apparently natural ornament might have deceived any one who did not know the actual colors and limits of all natural furs. On examiningthe backofthisrobeitwasseentobemadeupofminutepiecessewntogetherinconcentriccircles,thepiecesbeingno longerthanthoseinthetesellatedpavementsocommonlyseeninhallfloors.itwas.infact,apieceoffurtmosaic. Government by Injunction The Democratic platform denounces government by injunction and condemns the "growing practice ofthe judicial departmentoftheFederalGovernmentinsupplementingormodifyingthelawsofthelandbyijunctionsandotherwritswritesandprocesses."ThesameplatformdeclaresforthepreservationofthenavigabilityoftheriversandharborsofCaliforniafortwentyyearspasttheywilldiscoverthathydraulicminingwasatonetimepracticedregardlessoftheinjuriesinflictedupontheriversandharborsofthisStateIfthatpracticehadgoneonunchecked,thenavigabilityofthecomteclutchedhischeekinsilentagony.MissWelshmorningthis talewhatenhanceswho knewherfromitsoutofkeepingwithheruicesandselfpossessioncouldhavepredicteditofforher deathscene,ayearMr.Silvester,"asshecoachman,duringadrivelookedintothecarriage-receivingnoordersastorowhersitting,Lifeless.withherknee,hassokenrithoughts.Mystrongestimpressiondeep mutual love evidencesbetweenMrs.CarlyleandEverysubjectwe discussrecallthoughtsofhim.wereopened,his songofthatisreferredtooraskettliterarymanwerementionionofhimwasgivenoncoldtellingshowingsrelationofnote.I feltasiflisten talkofayouthfulengagewhen.inlaterfulds.FromafloodgateofmisunderstandssaidtherewasaradiationofthetruestateofYorkIndependent. USE NO LATTER Chinese Shave Frequently Towel To Soften Thinking That The Middle Kingdom Use It Than Any Other Nation In Is Passing Strange That Covered The Advantages Of Saying The Windsor Magazin Warm wet cloth onthe is poor substitute for soap Your friends may smile But that tired feeling Means danger. It Indicates impoverished And impure blood. This condition may Lead to serious illness. It should be promptly Overcome by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, Which purifies and Enriches the blood, Strengthens the nerves, Tones the stomach, Creates an appetite, And builds up, Energizes and vitalizes The whole system. Be sure to get Only Hood's. August, usually an inactive month, collided up an enormous volume of business and recorded the smallest number of failures in any month for the past five years of this country's commercial history. Trade conditions in leading industries are strong. The improvement in the iron industry especially is impressive. Wool sales show a falling off. It is believed the market will not better itself until the holders' views weaken somewhat. Railroad earnings show large gains, and securities of all sorts are advancing. The export demand for both agricultural and manufactured productions is good and increasing. Imports smaller, showing a large balance in favor of this country. In Southern California the August trade tone was better than was looked for in a year when the balance of trade has been decidedly against this section. The orange crop is practically moved, and the returns from the 15,000 carloads tend to make times easier. Indications for a large crop next year are reported unfavorable. There is a loud demand for lemons. With the fruit scarce, prices are strong and steady. The canneries are busy with the peach and pear crops. Prices range from $30 to $40 a ton, owing to the short crop. Pruned drying has commenced. About one-half an average crop is reported. The grape yield is not large, and in some sections the fruit runs small. Wine makers are busy preparing for the crushing season. Prices will probably range from $7 to $9 per ton. Raisin drying continues, and a fair output is expected. Although the best yield is short, the factories report the sugar and purity of the crop high. Bee men have lost. Dried fruit market is in different, a condition of affairs difficult of explanation. While it cannot be denied this season has given us a combination of trying circumstances, business has not been affected to the degree feared, and reasonable fall rains will bring every confidence for the prosperity of the coming year. Reports from Arizona show that things have been going for that territory as they should. High prices for cattle, copious rains, good crops and mining activity unite to make the heart of man glad. There were ten failures in our district in August, liabilities $17,000, assets $190 against fourteen in August 1897, with liabilities $31,000, assets $18,000. Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 10, 1898. ALGIA. from some Constitutional Taint by Impoverished Blood, which afflicted One's Pallor and May be Cured. Rushville, Ind. Worth trying, they were worth a thorough trial; but all the medicine was never used. "By the time I had finished the second box I found I was growing better. I don't think I was ever more happy in my life than ever the fact I was getting well. After taking the third box, the pain which had made life misery, had left me, and when I had finished the fifth box I was well." Neuralgia is the result of some constitutional taint which has been inherited or acquired. It is the direct result of an impoverished condition of the blood which is always shown by the afflicted one's pallor and emaciation. Any part of the body which has sensitive nerves may become affected. Among the many forms of this disease are headache, nervousness, paralysis, apoplexy and locomotor ataxia. Some of these were considered incurable until Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People were formulated. Today thousands testify to having been cured of such diseases by these pills. No discovery of modern times has proved such a boon to women as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Acting directly on the blood and nerves invigorating the body, regulating the functions, they restore the strength and health to the exhausted woman when every effort of the physician proves unavailing. For the growing girl they are of the utmost benefit, for the mother indispensable, for every woman invaluable. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are recognized everywhere as a specimen for diseases of the blood and nerves and have proved their efficacy in thousands of cases. They are one of the greatest blessings ever bestowed upon mankind. MRS. THOMAS CARLYLE. One Occasion When the Clever Woman Was Surprised and Confounded. The brightest time for Mrs. Carlyle's talk was during dinner. Day after day she poured forth witty stories, most of which I have almost forgotten, but in any case it would be desecration to attempt to repeat almost any of them. The characteristics of living men and women were often dashed off in a few pitty words, not without satirical touches. George Henry Lewes was notting, as we practice it in the west, so them "an unknown," except in a few localities where foreigners are numerous. A traveler when in the province of Kwantung sent for a man to shear his locks, and he began nibbling away at his scalp without troubling about such a trifling as a comb. At the third snip the man stopped him and asked him if he had ever cut a foreigner's hair before. Oh, yes. When was A Beautiful Present In order to further introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand), the manufacturers, J.C. Hubinger Bros. Co., of Keokuk, Iowa, have decided to GIVE AWAY a beautiful present with each package of starch sold. These presents are in the form of Beautiful Pastel Pictures They are 13x10 inches in size, and are entitled as follows: Lilacs and Pansies. Pansies and Marguerites. Wild American Poppies. Lilacs and Iris. These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowned pastel artist, R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public. The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the originals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing them in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit. One of these pictures will be given away with each package of purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and is sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a beautiful picture. ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE. DEVOURS LIKELY THE WONDERFUL EFFECT ED BY FLUORINE The Diamond Only Able To Assist This Powerful Solvent Into the Nature of a High Known Chemical Element The alchemists of the world believed that somewhere in history was to be found a universe which would dissolve their tory substances as readily as solves sugar. They named liquor alkaliest, and who could spare from the sea elixir of life and the stone was spent in the environment it. Science has yet to touch it, that there was not enough of the alkali is generally supposed, for markable substance fluorous possess material that appears closely to a universal solvency energy is so fierce that it can even gold and platinum fluorine in time. The most substances with fluorine to fluorine vapor and be liant incandescent mass bursts into flame, while with bright scintillation diamond is able to resist solvent, to which it does even at high temperature element silicon, which causes in a crystalline form close to the diamond, gives a mild play in the presence of crystals becoming white showing showers of fiery sparks. The heat is so intense that crystals melt, showing perature has reached 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. Phosphorus combines fluorine. Prussian blue, the cyanogen it contains beautiful pink flame; crystal of iodine placed in a heavy liquid distills with this liquid—an iodide etches glass, and if three hisses like hot iron. Metal becomes white hot to fluorine; even iron runs similar rays especially among its constituents including... MRS. THOMAS CARLYLE. One Occasion When the Clever Woman Was Surprised and Confounded. The brightest time for Mrs. Carlyle's talk was during dinner. Day after day she poured forth witty stories, most of which I have almost forgotten, but in any case it would be desecration to attempt to repeat almost any of them. The characteristics of living men and women were often dashed off in a few pithy words, not without satirical touches. George Henry Lewes was not one of her favorites, but I noted with pleasure the way in which she spoke of the wonderful transformation effected by the influence on him of George Eliot. One of her experiences was when visiting a shoemaker's shop to make a purchase, at the time when sandaled shoes were worn, like those represented in the original illustrations of Dickens. The sandals were of black ribbon, unnotilily the shoes were worn by the purchaser at home. Mrs. Carlyle tried on many shoes, and each time that a shoe proved unsuitable she unconsciously slung it on to her left arm. Being at last suited, and having paid her bill, she left the shop, and had walked a little way when she heard a shout behind her. Looking back she saw the shopman running after her, much excited and insisting on her returning the stolen shoes. Looking down, she saw to her surprise a number of shoes dangling from her arm. The man indignantly asked her name and address. Her astonishment was such that her name was obliterated for a time from her memory and all she could recollect was her malden name, "Miss Welsh." The humor in this tale was enhanced to those who knew her from its being so much out of keeping with her usual shrewdness and self possession that no one could have predicted it of her. Her death scene, a year later, when "Mr. Silvester," as she named her coachman, during a drive, turned and looked into the carriage—surprised at receiving no orders as to route—and saw her sitting, lifeless, with a pet dog on her knee, has often risen to my thoughts. My strongest impression was of the deep mutual love evidently subsisting between Mrs. Carlyle and her husband. Every subject we discussed seemed to recall thoughts of him. If the piano were opened, his song of the "blue day" was referred to or asked for; if any literary man were mentioned, his opinion of him was given, or a story was told showing his relation to other men of note. I felt as if listening to the love talk of a youthful engaged couple, and when, in later days, Froude opened up a floodgate of misunderstanding I felt assured there was a radical misconception of the true state of affairs—New York Independent. USE NO LATHER. Chinese Shave Frequently With a Wet Towel to Soften the Face. Considering that the inhabitants of the middle kingdom use the razor more than any other nation in the world, it is passing strange that they never discovered the advantages of lather first, says the Windsor Magazine, Dabbing a warm wet cloth on the chin or the scalp is a poor substitute for soap. Hair cutting, as we practice it in the west, is so ominous an unknown," except in a few localities where foreigners are numerous. A traveler when in the province of Kwantung sent for a man to shear his looks, and he began nibbling away at his scalp without troubling about such a trifling as a comb. At the third snip the man stopped him and asked him if he had ever cut a foreigner's hair before. Oh, yes. When was that? Oh, last year, when he cut the hair of a German customs officer who had died. But in the matter of shaving there are few more deft—considering the latherless way he does it and the fact that he uses a little three cornered soft iron knife as a razor—than the Chinese figaro. Was not the chief of all his tribe ennobled by an emperor ages back for dexterously cleaving a mosquito that had settled on the imperial nose? One advantage gained by patronizing the Chinese barber—in the case of Europeans—is he doesn't mind coming to your room every morning and shaving you before you wash and dress. But the native also generally waits to be rasee before wawling, even if he has to wait a week. Very Tall Kneeling. One of the officers of the rebellion had a private in his company whom the boys jestingly named "Little Mack," because of his bigness. He was the tallest man in the company—about 6 feet 8 inches—and one of the bravest in the regiment. On one occasion when the men were ordered to kneel down behind a stone fence in preparation for an expected assault the officer, who was preparing a surprise for the enemy, on inspecting the line was astonished to see one large, serene face above the top of the fence. He shouted out angrily, "There you—you man with the head up, kneel down, sir!" The man did not move, and again the officer thundered, "Why don't you kneel down, sir?" Oblivious to any danger and blind to the significance of his head being exposed, "Little Mack" answered, "I am kneeling down." Then," shouted the offloer, "put your head down, or you will have it shot off, confound you!" Thereupon "Little Mack" curled down behind the fence, grieving because the captain had howled at him.—Chicago Inter Ocean. Dangerous. Father—What are you doing, Emma? Daughter—Oh, Arthur is coming tonight, and I'm cooking something for him. Father—Emma, you'd better be careful. You'll keep on cooking for him till he breaks the engagement.—Heitere Welt. The Vanilla Bean. It is not generally known that the vanilla bean is the costliest bean on earth. It grows wild and is gathered by the natives in Papantla and Misantla, Mexico. When brought from the forests, these beans are sold at the rate of £25 per 1,000, but when dried and cured they cost about £25 per pound. They are mainly used by druggists. The United States Consul at Manila, G. F. Williams, in behalf of Captain N. M. Dyer of the U. S. S. Baltimore, returned to General Miranda the sword which the latter surrendered to the American officer at the capture of Corregidor Island, at the entrance of the Bay of Manila. The General replied that he was overwhelmed by the generosity of Captain Dyer. The recruiting agents of the insurgents are causing further trouble. They have been impressing the employees of foreign residents, including those of the British consul, and several of the foreigners have complained that the native grooms are taking their employers' horses and joining the insurgents. The American army chaplains have instituted Protestant services in the private buildings. Such services have never previously been held in the history of the Phillippine Islands. How's This! We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale drugstores, Toledo, O. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Pacific Coast Steamship Co. The Company's elegant Steamers SANTA ROSA and POMONA leave Redondo at 11 a.m. and for Los Angeles at 10 a.m. for San Diego Sept. 10 at 14, 18, 22, 30, Oct. 18 to 12, 16, 24, 28 Oct. 26-10.14 18 22 30 30 Nov. 3 and every fourth day thereafter. Leave Port Los Angeles at 6 a.m. and Redondo at 10 a.m. for San Diego Sept. 10 at 14, 18, 22, 30 Oct. 18 to 12, 16, 24, 28 November 1,and every fourth day thereafter. Thereupon "Little Mack" curled down behind the fence, grieving because the captain had howled at him.—Chicago Inter Ocean. Cars connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe Depot at 9:55 a.m., or from Redondo Ry.dept at 9:30 p.m. Cars connect via Port Los Angeles leave S.P.R.R depot at 1:55 p.m.for steamers north bound. The statermant leaves San Pedro and East San Pedro leaves Santa Barbara,GavialtaPort Harford.Cayucos.SimeonMontereyandSanta Cruz at 6:30 p.m.Sept.15,y9.17，21，28Oct.3，7，11，15，19，23，31Nov.4,and every fourth day thereafter. Four cars connect with steamers via San Pedro leave S.P.R.R (Arcade depot) at 5:03 p.m. Terminal Ry.dept at 5:40 p.m. For further information obtain folder. 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Prussian blue, on account of the cyanogen it contains, burns with a beautiful pink flame; while from a crystal of iodine placed in fluorine vapor a heavy liquid distills with a pale flame. This liquid—an iodide of fluorine—etches glass, and if thrown into water hisses like hot iron. The last named metal becomes white hot when exposed to fluorine; even iron rust behaves in a similar manner. Nearly all metals are raised to vivid incandescence in a current of the gas, many appearing very beautiful, especially aluminium and CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Cha H. Flitcher. The Kind You Have Always Bought. CASTORIA THE SAN DIEGO BREWING FRITZ RUHMANN'S Germania Halle. Phosphorus combines fiercely with fluorine. Prussian blue, on account of the cyanogen it contains, burns with a beautiful pink flame; while from a crystal of iodine placed in fluorine vapor a heavy liquid distills with a pale flame. This liquid—an iodide of fluorine—etches glass, and if thrown into water bisses like hot iron. The last named metal becomes white hot when exposed to fluorine; even iron rust behaves in a similar manner. Nearly all metals are raised to vivid incandescence in a current of the gas, many appearing very beautiful, especially aluminium and zinc. If the latter be slightly warmed, it bursts into a white flame too dazzling to gaze at or describe. Although it has been known in various states of combination for many years, having been first discovered by Schwankhardt of Nuremberg, in 1870, and rediscovered by Scheele in 1771, fluorine was not obtained as fluorine in the free state until about six years ago, when the French chemist Moissan succeeded in isolating it by employing a current of electricity from 26 or 28 Bunsen batteries. The current was passed through the compound of fluorine and hydrogen known as hydrofluoric acid, which is similar to hydrochloric acid. To improve the conductivity of the hydrofluoric acid it was necessary to dissolve another fluorine compound in the liquid. As will readily be imagined, it is not so difficult to obtain free fluorine as to keep it when obtained. Every part of the apparatus used by M. Moissan was made of platinum, with screw joints and washers of lead, which swell on contact with fluorine, all the stoppers being of fluorspar. Fluorine has a powerful affinity for silicon, one of the principal constituents of glass, so that it was impossible to use glass vessels or tubes to contain the gas. As regards the chemical nature of fluorine, it is a gas at ordinary temperature and is the lightest member of the series of elements containing chlorine, bromine and iodine. The attraction of fluorine for hydrogen exceeds that of chlorine and is so great that if a slow current of fluorine gas be passed into a tube of fluorspar containing a drop of water a dark fog is produced, which changes presently to a blue vapor consisting of ozone—the condensed form of oxygen. The last named substance appears to be one of the few materials which has no affinity for fluorine. Nothing is observed to take place between them even when they are heated up to 1,000 degrees F. So far all experiments had been conducted with fluorine gas, which, at the time it was isolated, resisted all attempts to reduce it to the liquid state. Six years ago, however, there was no laboratory—such as that at the Royal institution—having powerful machinery for producing liquid air or liquid oxygen at the command of the investigator. In fact, liquid air itself was practically unknown. By the aid of this weapon Professors Dewar and Moissan have succeeded in liquefying fluorine. 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Six years ago, however, there was no laboratory—such as that at the Royal institution—having powerful machinery for producing liquid air or liquid oxygen at the command of the investigator. In fact, liquid air itself was practically unknown. By the aid of this weapon Professors Dewar and Moissan have succeeded in liquefying fluorine. At the extremely low temperature of liquid oxygen it was found that fluorine did not attack glass, and it was possible to use glass vessels to hold the newly liquefied element — C. F. Townsend in Knowledge. A Tough Route. "Somewhere in the south," says Congressman Sulloway, "a bright colored boy appeared before the civil service commission to be examined for the position of letter carrier. 'How far is it from the earth to the moon?' was the first question asked by those who were to determine the young man's fitness for the place he sought. 'How fah am it from the earf to de moon?' echoed the applicant. 'My Lawd, boss, if you’s gwine to put me on dat route I don’t want de job.' With that the young man grabbed his hat and left as though he were chased." In the Japanese match factories the boxes and labels are made by little girls, who are wondrously dexterous in the work. These little experts get from 1 to 5 cents for 12 hours' work. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of It Is Just As Important That you enrich and purify your blood in the fall as in the spring. At this time, owing to decaying vegetation, a low water level, and other causes, there are disease germs all about us, and a weak and debilitated system quickly yields to attacks of malaria, fevers, etc. By purifying and enriching your blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla you may build up your system to resist these dangers, as well as coughs, colds, pneumonia and the grip, which come with colder weather. To be on the safe side, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla now, and always be sure it is Hood’s, and not something else, represented to be "just as good." It