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An Astronomical Mirror.
One of tbc most remarkable scientific
Instruments .ret de* l?ed !? thnt con
structed by Profexsor II W. Wood to
?M the work of astronomers This Is
an astronomical mirror, the reflecting
surface of * blch I* revolving mercury
elaborately protected Mgalnst vlbra
Hon*, atid It magnifies In proportion to
tbe speed of It* revolutions. A metal
dish containing mercury and turning
on hearings carries on Its edge a aeries
of magnet*. Encircling, but not touch
ing them. Is an Iron ring. By motor
power this ring la made to revolve
upon bearing* separate from those of
the mercury container, but Its mag
net*. attracting those on tbe contain
er's edge, cause tbe latter also to re
volve. Centrifugal force compel* the
mercury to form a concave surface,
perfect so long as free front Jar* This
apparatus Is sunk In a well fourteen
feet deep and set npoo a solid founda
tion to eliminate all ordinary shocks ?
Harper'*.
Kangaroo Mother** Bravery.
During a sever* drought in a certa>>t
?tectum of Australia tbe owner or u
country station was sitting one even
tag on tbc porch when be saw a
kangaroo lingering about alternating
approaching and retiring from the
bouse, as if half In doubt and fear
what to do At length she approached
tbe water pal la and. taking a young
one from ber pouch, held It to the
water to drink. While her baby was
satisfying Its thirst tbe mother was
quivering all oxer with apprehension,
for she was but a few feet fron. tbe
porch where one of her foes was
watching her. The baby, having fin
ished drinking, was replaced In the
pouch, and tbe old kangaroo set off
at a rapid pace. The spectator was
so much Impressed by the astonishing
bravery of tbe affectionate mother that
he made a row? and kept it? never
again to shoot a kangaroo.
A Gonial Old Duke.
Puke Max of Bavaria bad no greater
delight than leaning over the counter of
some small shopkeeper, talking gossip
or purchasing toy* for hi* great grand
daughters In Austria Innumerable
stories are told Illustrating his char
acter. B II Goldschmtdt. a wealthy
banker of Frankfurt, was once Jour
neying to Vienna. Opposite on tbe vel
vet cushion of tbe first class car sat an
old gentleman whose dress and looks
bet ra red no uncommon rank. "Are
you on a pleasure trip?" asked the
banker's vis-a-vis. "Yes." answered
the latter; "I am going to visit my
daughter, who. thank God. fortunately
married the Banker Wiener In Vienna."
"How strange," replied his companion
"Tbe Incentive to my trip Is tbe name
I am going to visit my daughter in
Vienna. Tbank God. she. too. 1* rather
fortunately married to the emperor of
Austria."
Royal Suoarat'tion.
Canterbury cathedral, like most
great cath^lrals. Is decorated with In
numerable niches for statues At
Canterbury a series of the* niches Is
occupied with statues of kings and
queens of England, and there are only
four niches left unoccupied. An old
tradition has It that when all the
niches are filled the throne of England
trill come to an end
Queeti Victoria was approached with
a view to a statue of hewelf being
placed In one of the four remaining
niche*, but her late majesty was aware
of the old tradition and refused One
wonders whether In the future there
will be four monarchs of England
sufficiently Indifferent to superstition
to defy the tradition and allow their
efflir!c? to All the unoccupied spices.?
liOfxIon Answers
French Revolutionary Calendar.
Reglnnlng with Sept 22 the tour of
months In the French revolutionary
calendar was Vendemalre, Rrttmalre.
I Frimalre. Nlvoae. Plnvlose, Wnt<*>e.
Oermlnal. Kloreal, Pnlrlil, Messldor,
Thermldor i Kerv idort and Fmctldof.
which ended on Sept lfi Then fol
lowed ftre days, the Sanscnlotlde*.
dedicated as feasts of reason to Les
Vertus, t,e tlenie. I* Travail. l.'OpIn
Ion and l-es Ke.-ompen?es l>eereed
Nov 21, 17!?3 this calendar was ante
dated to Sept 22, 17f2. It was abol
ished on Nlvoae 10. An tit, correspond
Ing to Dec SI. IWS
A Legal Stunt.
A anit having been brought agalnat a
deferdant. his counsel Interposed a de
murrer that had the effect to throw It
out of court. Soon afterward the same
lawyer was elected to congress, and
while at his post of duty he was sup
prised one day to receive a letter frotn
his former client, saying: "1 Km sued
again. Please send me another one
of them things they call demurrer*."?
Case and Comment
Placed.
Jenks- So you and the Rrayton
girl are one? Tlmaon-Tbafa what I
thought when the paraon married na.
but I have since concluded we are ten.
Jenka? What do you mean? Tltnaon
She to one and I am naught, my dear
fellow.
M!? Brand at WhltVora.
Governess- Who can make a sentence
with the word "grewaome" in It? Little
Willie? I can. The man stopped shax
Ing and grewsome whiskers.? l/ondon
Answers
Not a Failure.
Toung Wrymer-I tell yon. marriage
takes at) the poetry out of a fellow.
Friend? Then It can t he a failure- Bos
ton Transcript
Everything great la not always good,
but all good thing* are great? Demoa
tfeeoes
The Humboldt is du? in Skagway
] next Sunday.
W. J. L/ewla of Juneau Is rogis
tered at the Pullen House.
The City of Seattle Id due tomor
| ruw with twenty passengers and
sixty tons of freight
There will be a meeting of the
Masons tonight. Members are de-'
j sired to be present.
Mr. E. Sweeney who has beitm ent
i ployed in the Atlln district for the
pest season is in the city on his
i way south.
William Britt will be a passenger i
for Juneau on the G-eorgia tomor-:
row morning, w nere he goes to look ;
into the proposition of establishing
a drug store in that ?!lty.
A Lien Scared by a Mouse.
tt the Berlin xo<? a mouse was put In
the rage of a lion to t??st whether, as
the eld stories assert, there was a nat
ural affection between Iheiu. The ex- i
pcriment was rather astonishing The -
lion saw the mouse la-fore he was fair '
ly through the Ikiin ami ?n? after hint
Instantly. Away went the little fel- ;
low, squeaking In fright. When lie hud
gone a few- yards the lion headed him
off, and this was re|*.?ated until the :
mouse stood still The Hon tlwn stood ;
over him. studying him with Interest, j
and presently he brought his paw down !
on the mouse, hut so gently th.it It wn* |
not injured in the least. Then tliuj
Hon played with the tOOHm*. now let j
ting him nin a few Inches and stop- :
ping him again Suddenly the m>>n<e
changed his tactics nn.l Instead of run i
nlng when the lion lifted hi? piw 1
sprang straight nt tin- big nnlm-il'* i
head. The lion, teirifl*sl. gave a groat j
leap backward and roared l:i esireoe !
fright, while the little mouse made his ]
escape. Of the two the lion was tbc j
more frightened
The Marech.il Niel Ro*?.
j There is a pretty little history in con
j nection with the Marsx-hal Niel rwe. I
which is named after the famous gen
eral of the Franco- Austrian war.
j "When General Mel was returning i
! from the scene of his victories in war." !
writes an eminent florist, "one of the i
; peasant women along tile line of march j
presented him with a beautiful basket i
' of yellow roses. One i)f tlie?e flowers j
< still had Its roots clinging to it. and on '
I his arrival In Paris Niel planted the
| flower in his garden. The rose thrived
i and Anally grew to a bush covered ;
| with blossoms. The general then pre- |
sen ted the plant as a gift to Kmptws
Eugenie. She was delighted with the I
beauty and fragrance of the flower
and, on learning that the rose had 10
name, said significantly: "Then I wv'il
j fire It on# I chrNten it the M !
i Kiel.' And at the same time ?he he^ |
] stowed upon the amnr-ed gener:il the j
' Jeweled emblem that betokened his
! promotion to the exalbpd office of mar
, shal of Frnnoe."
Schiller"* Revenge.
i When Schiller was ? boy nt school
ho was tormented by n Swiss tutor
named Kiipllg. who catrio from the
| Orison* canton Your? Inter. whou llie
j poet wrote "The Bobbers." he rcvetiR
ed himself on Knplig nml the Orisons
| by introducing this little speech "To
be n scamp yon rn list hue genius
I Moreover, n s|?*wlnl ellm;ile Is needed
I for the ci>'?th of mumps, am! to
! prove (his I mMinmenil yon to vMt
the Orl??*ns canton It Is ;he verit i
ble Athens of modem rascality." In
the later editions of "The Bohtw?rs'
j this quaint Nl of spleen ?loe? it?>t ap
j pear. It Is nunnlNl that Schll'er
j wa* not moved t<> e\p>in.i< it by n;ij
j wnwraefitl feetlnc. but b ? n very fot-l
: ble protect from the rea'd. -it ? of the
( ilmvrd canton ai:iin*t thl* rrt' rtniryr.
On the Wsy t? Moiei.
j The bishop ot l.omlon bus published
an account of his visit to the Xi'ditn
| which Included a inoruluu wni< "!:?
: tin* very mlihlle of native Afd i \
, native Iwy whom he saw standing
j near a well "was on his way to Mc
! en. having travehsl alrvady -.?"?? or
' S.O0II miles, which hail taken two
! or three years His fa liter hail die I
, on the way. anil when I a -he, I M
' how he would ids nape he s. 1 1 ?|:il?-tlv
j 'Allah will provide.' and It never on
tered his mind to ask me for an\
I thing Five m inn tot afterward we
1 came across tliree women an old
woman and two daughters Tlie eld
; est daughter was twenty five Tliey
| were coming back from Mecca, but
j they had started olT, she said, wtien
?he waa a little girl nlmut twelie "
Ha Couldn't.
De Ancislote- Thonrh he was a creat
and famous artM. he on<-e ttooped to
paint a kitchen floor. Cole Pa*? How
conld he do It wlihoitt stooping? ? E*
I ch*r'**- _
Yow Can't Beat Them,
lie? Before I was married I thought
; women were angels. She? Well, finish
tt-mw yon know they are.? Boston
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Happiness Ilea, first of all. In health
-Oeorge William Cnrtla.
BOY WANTED- Reliable boy want
ed to work In the drug store. Ap
ply at once as Brllfa Pharmacy.
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FRATERNAL ORBKR OF KA?!.R8
Skajway Aerie, Mo. 25, Fraternal
Order of Eagle* will meet Wednes
day night at their hull on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting bnthers cordially In
i vlted to attend.
THE POWER OF 9TEAM.
Mnr M?r It t?Im ?;r>h ?* tt
Holhr.
Wh#r> Watt tr tlf r'-- '
cnuolnc th? k"ttlf lid to Jump tip n-itj
<hmn lifl *?l<3 "Ttwro mum jk>-t r
Win I *t"am that It can lift such r
w.-ljtht."
Thrro wn*.
MfllioT>' j>rl.>r to him hail
?.inf i-'icn imonon nnit ren?r.1*si if a.
?n w.px;ilitned mystery.
Rf-ctMi- F 'f>nHflo rriwareh h?? fvl ttf
ftnr^r on the ?c*u*c" of Dandruff. F.iH
fnc llafr, ntiil consequent ?i
h'B nnenrtbod II tiny tt+rm which ei*
the life from th? ror.t* of hwmnn he'"
NVwhro's Hfrptfldn d?'rnv? tl.|*
**rm t.id consvtinnntly restorr* tn.
batr to It* natar.il state.
Bold hy leading dninr!*!* 7>\ Ir.
?tamp* for Mm;!* to The KerpMJs O.
Detroit. Mich.
One doU?r hottlw runrnr,t<-e?1
Wm Brltt, 8peclal Asent. Sfrnrway.
Mill
Tp
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onnrriml; u ,r,
Jwr?hlr, wiljr ??
Trm+tti jmi* r?j no
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InformiitMl oM?ln*Me by B<Wr*?->
tn? or c*IHnc on
Settle Construction & Dryiock Company
d?p?.. V bmuu. rr. ?. a.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Had
welstr. Bine Ribbon and Pal? Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
Ft< ST,c yr>. <**> *? * wholesome
hntbe cooked sell at the New Horn*1
RttfUnrant, !.Ui Are., Jwt off of
Broadway
CR.tR MKAT C*K*K T.AII.S
at.
Tlie Park Train Restanrant
Serre<l a la rarto.
DONT DELAY.
Some Alaskan Peoplo H*r? Learned
That Neglect Is Dtngeroua.
The slightest symptom ot kidney
trouble U far too serlou# to ba over
looked. It'i the small, nagl*cted
troubles thai lead to serlcug kidney
oilmen to. That pain In the "a mall" of
your back; Uiat urinary Irregularity;
those h'Adaches and disxy spells,
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature'* warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright'* disease. Why
risk your life by neglecting those
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
trouble while there la yet time? be
gin treating your kidneys at one*
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to eiperlment ? Doan's ?
Kidney Pills ha?* been curing kid
ney trouble for over 76 years. Doan'a
Kidney fills are used and rerommead
??d throughout the civilised world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union St.,
Olympia, Wash., says: "Alfhoogh I
have never used Doan's Kidney Pills
myself, they have !>e?n token by
other members of my family wl h
excellent results. They have no
equal for oaln and weakness in tbe
hack The persons who used Doan's
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble '
For srle by all dealers. Prlc# 80
cent*. Fo9ter-Mllbnni Co., Ruffaio,
New Yark, sole agents for Ualtod
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
take no other.
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TEXT BOOKS
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
including
Prangs 3 color paints
Crayola 8 color crayons
Eagle Drafting Pencils
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Composition books? 5, 10 & 15c
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Erasers , lead pencils > rulers
Book Straps etc. etc .
Never before had we such a full stock of all needed
-j- School Supplies
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