The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 8, 1900 Page: 8 of 8
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bint in plain envelopes, with-
out printing upon thctn.
A«™. DR. R. V. PIERCE,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
BALLOON SP1DER3.
TJ Ht Jlout yiirmisli ilio Air In
Tliey liavu Woven.
The ordinary California buizurd, an4
the singular ravens of Catalina
iFland, often Rive ma; v f.otij exhibi-
tions of soaring or ruing in t !n air
V illiout moving tin ;r \vi2< s, and v.l - n
it is remembered that their bodies are
1 need to a mininmin v < : 'it. and
that even the bones : re filled with air,
ii ;a almost scientific and literally true
'..it tliey are living balloons. As
t 'iiolh'j who bad tK < • uded the bank
a ii. le trail <1 ouch<.i loiy in 1110
• -w 1 : ;i wild lilac, he saw against
(\:.rlv-;;n en bank of the. opposite
canyon :i cobweb afloat; then another,
cJriftii down the acreal channel on
the wind. Others followed—a process
•Inn cf webs was pi.- inu; some were
long and formed or a single thread < f
si'k; others had a delicate mass of
fabric attached. 1 'i«• (n-tly one of them
camo so 11. ar that he put out bis hand
and caught it. It was a perfect bal-
loon, and the aeronaut a small spider
—sat complacently on Its basket, a
fluffy ma.- of web half an inch in
length, light as a feather, and *up-
ported by a long thread which readied
away, undulating and curving upward.
Scores of these aeronauts passed by,
drifting up the lii le canyon, borne
aloft by the upward current of the air.
The stroller noticed a number of spi-
ders on the leaves and branch'. in sin-
gular attitudes, and then it occurred to
him that there was a spider mi'-'.ration
a.t l that instead of walking or crawl-
ing away, the insects were going, like
Andree, by balloon. More on the
leaves of the wild lilac were pr< paring
for tie journey aero. s the < ha.-m. fann-
ing. building and launching their bal-
loons. A spider that had been n< lively
climbing up a branch of a neighboring
oak now stood on an outer leaf and
prepared to make its balloon. It had
a wonderful arrangement of spinner-
ets in which the balloon-making ma
terial, which is also employed to con-
struct nets and traps, is stored Some
of the spiders have an additional spin-
ning organ and a comb-like implement
upon the hind legs, by which they
comb out the silk, ina'. ing a tangle of
fine webs. Thus th")' are well pre
pared to make cables for balloons, guy
* ft* HIU «M
afform web. Some of
• j.iders ma ;•* little platforms of
fluAy web c they wmt; others merely
clung to the thread; but. in one way or
the other, scores of them crossed the
canyons and traveled through the air,
aeronauts In all the name implies.
LUTHLP'S RING DISCOVER CD.
uient limi'l of tl « Clreut Kef.inn-
er I-oiiutl In Nornav.
i Martin Luther s historical engage- '
r. at ii. g b s been found, and in the j
p< s* ss . n of a Norwegian peasant
wi man, Sigi id Hansen Aim, in Sonder
hordland, in N'-;way. How it came
t.o Norway and when is unknown, as
for centuries the ring has been an
h M-loom in the fainiiy of ail the '
wiiir.en having the name of Slgrld.
Two years ago the German State His i
torical Museum had advertisements in
serted in continental newspape s
Slowlv the news found its way to Nor- 1
way and was read by the Norweigian
j>. asant woman. The description of
the l ing tallied ex; ctly with the r iu
I in possession of the young woman.
Consul J' i s Gran, in Iiergner, was
r'itifle'1, r.i.d at nnc« offered the wojn
an 00 kroner for the ring, which wa
refused This is the description given
,n No'-wdgian newspni>;rs of the rin<
four I: "It s of silver, considerably
worn and badly icratclwl Set in .the !
rin : i.- a red pearl, to rt present a drop
of tli" bl< ! of Chrlot. On the out. icie
« * the ring is engraved Christ on t-ie j
cross, and m vernl of the subjects of j
the e 1 < a*. the ladder, the lance,
♦ tc . nil th. letters I. N. It. J. (Jtsus
Nazraenns i: x Juderoum). On the jn-
ai ;i if the rin 1 i i engi aved *M irtlno
Luther- Catliar 11a von iloren 13
7 - r..' and the faint outlines of two
hearts ' Through tin German min-
ister to Sweden «i:d Norway every ef- ,
fort will bo mad to Induce Its present
owner to permit it to become the I
pro,, rty ot the German Historical
Museum.
Mai "«
ftAVtt) r;Y A STAM*.
oil tliu 31 : •;! /'11 ■■ Cover I'r.-i
•nto#
Story of it I.on;; Iteurd.
Cornelius lirecke 11 ridge of Taliafer-
ro, Ivy., was in town the other day and
while talking to a friend he thrust his
hand under bis waistcoat and pulled
out a snowy white beard which readied
almost to his knees, rays the Denver
Times. "1 am going to tell you an
incident of my I f* that hat? never be-
fore la en mat e public," he said. "That
beard of mine > now thirty-one inches
long and the cause of its length is all
due to the fin t that I once made a bet.
When the war broke out 1 was one of
the southerners who enlisted and
fought with the confederates. Quite
naturally my feeling toward Abraham
Lincoln was not of tlie best. When
obi Abe came tip the second time for
election I said to a friend: Tob, if old
Abe is elected I will never again shave.'
•Well,' said Bob, 'if Abe Lincoln is not
elected I will never shave.' Both ot us
agreed it should stand as a bet and the
election day rolled around and the
result is well known "
"The
rt ill rhjwloloKy.
a man who turns pale
when he gets mad is the most danger-
ous."
"I guo-v- that is so. A man who is
scared r. -arly out <■.*' his boots will put
up an awful fight." Indianapolis
Journal.
Oh, Some tiling I.Ike.
O'Hara broke his arm the tlrst day
at his new Job."
"Breaklug himself in, eh?"- 1'l.Ha-
delphla North American.
11**m( Mark* men.
The best marksmen are usually those
With gray or blue eyes.
Tin'**** Nutioim to it Glove.
It was formerly said that for a glove
to be goo.I thr. e kingdoms should have
•'ontribnt 1 toward it manufacture—
Spain to pr aire t!■ kind, France to
' cut it am! England to sew it.
SCROFULA AND ITS MYFUL HORRORS
CURED 11V
J oh n ston's Sa rsapar i 15a
QUART BOTTLES.
.V MOST WOVniiiWFUL CURE.
A (iruiul Old Lu(l> HI. i* 1 . pcriciico*
Mrs. Thankful Orilla ll.urd lives in ti beautiful village of Brighton,
|4vlOg8toQ Co., Mich. This vein rable and highly respected lady was born la
the year 1812, the year of tin great war, in Hebron, Washington Co., New
York. She came to Michigan in 1840, the year of "Tippecanoe and Tyler
too." All her faculties exct tly preserved, nnd possessing a very re-
tentive memory, her mind is full of interesting reminiscences of her early
life, of the early days of the Stale <>i Mie .mi and the interesting and re-
markable people she ha t • and the slirrina * v ats of which sin- was a wit-
ness. But nothing in her varied and manifold n collection* are more mar-
velous ami worthy of attention than are her experiences in the use of
JOHNSTON'S SAUSAPARILLA. Mrs. Hurd inherited a tendency and pre*
disposition to scrofula, teat ten My tl«Mn.i;iw M... I taint which lias cursed
and is cursing the live ; (,r thotisamN :ml marking thousand^ more as vic-
tims of the dcat.i an.n I. I ; ,. I :.« i g. i. rat, n to generation. It is
found i" neary overy family in one form or another, it may make its ftp*
pearance in dreadful running sores, i j \y swellings in the neck or
goitre, or in eruptions of varied forms. A:
may be known as catarrh in the head. , r ,!,
ami often i the prime can - . r coi i : !,.
. Hurd says: "I was ti
arms an,] limbs would
tor. My neck b< an to
body .Was covered wltl
allied and vvala ned, ar
the mucous membrane. It
ng in the lungs It may be,
Ms
tils
Speaking of 11
with a bad -in <1
Fon s. di^eharuln .
uie igbtly in a; ; >
My ,•> es wa re als<
much. My hi. i in a
at frequent intervals, and i
was in a :i.i m rable conditi •
mended, and doctor aft r 1
the state told me I must <11
were beginning to fori
his famous 0arsnparU
tiling . lse. a > J : ad •
began to grow 1 tter,
ir; nv bfitt !• ■ . !'m I
i i f r mi ny years
•k out in a mass of
•..a 11 an 1 became very
scroful 'us eruptions.,
1 tb \ ; lined me very
cry bad condition and mv head neaed severe
in i no appetite. I hod son s a bo In my ears. I
l had trl d every remedy that had been recom*
f had failed. One of the best physicians in
of -e:.,ful >•:. \:w • ; i >n. a > internal abcesses
I at lengt
. 1 tr!< d a U
faith In it. and grej
\ m can be suro 1 In
toll of 1 >r. Johnst.
an
at>
gr«
I ha
not lok i I
life was wjvC
ti. of 1 > trolt, and
rlim nt than any-
• a! le surprise, I
1 took a great
• !y well. A.I the
d perfect health,
.in e in old lady
e. ul health
; • U1LLA is the
world, both for
-a-- ..id lady d'd
.es, "I believe riy
o rr,
"it used to mak n >■ mad." said a
lady teacher, "to lind thL backs of new-
bought periodicals dUflguicd by the
analine stamp of the newsdealer.
'What right,' I used to say, 'have these
f Hows to print 1' .. i; - d wits
< n tilings 1 pay for?' Now I feel dif-
ferently. it came about through a
visit I paid to another city last week,"
she remarked to an e&Etcrn paper re-
porter. "As 1 passed through the
depot I bought a magazine at the new*;
stand, and later on, when I was up
town, I had occasion to step into a
large department store. As iuual they
had a book coy liter, and while looking
at a volume that caught my eye, 1
laid ray magazine careies: 'y on top of
a pile of periodicals. When I wad
walking away a strange man stepped
up hastily and said: 'Excuse me,
madame, but you have forgotten to pay
for that magazine.' 'Why, 1 didn't
get it here,' I replied, greatly startled.
'I had it with me and have been hold-
ing it in my hand all the time.' An
soon as I spoke I realized that that
wasn't Etrie.ly true, and the girl clerk,
who had rushed around the counter,
contradicted me at once. 'It nin't so,
she said, breathlessly. 'She wasn't
holding it in her hand! I saw her pic'*
U up myself, right off the top of the
pile!' 'i witnessed that myself/ said
the floorwalker; 'madame has proba-
bly forgotten/ he added, ironically. 1
thought I should faint. A thousand
things rushed into my mind. Of
course I could prove my innocence by
the man at the depot, but that would
involve the scandal of an inquiry
probabjv an arrest -and some people
would always have doubts. On the
other hand, payment would be a con-
fession of guilt. The affair would cer-
tainly cost me no position and blight
my character forever. I held out the
magazine mechanically, and there on
the c,.\ir was the big, h|d tou8, blesse4
stamp of the dealer! We all saw it at
once, and, oh! I wish you could have
witnessed the abasement of the floor-
walker! He groveled. The very curl
came out of his mustache. He tojd me
he had a wdfe and children, ako a
mother, which I took the liberty to
doubt. His anguish wall that saved
me fr< m hysterics. The clerk shed
maudlin tears and 'oped the lady
wouldn't bear no malice. I treated
them both with scorn. I spurned them.
When 1 went home I bought peanuts
of the depot newsdeah r."
MILK FOR DEWEY,
Beautiful Belle of Manila Seen red It
for Iltiu When Badly Wanted.
There is a pretty little tale about a
beautiful mestiza, who, they whisper
in Manila, saved the admiral's life.
Last summer, so the story runs, the ad-
miral's health was much Impaired and
tr.e Olympia's doctor prescribed a diet
of fresh cow's milk. One might as well
recommend dissolved pearls to a beg-
gar as to prescribe cow's milk at that
time in Manila. The admiral was tell-
ing. as a good story, the incident, one
day, to a party of his friends
from Manila, one of whom hap-
pened to be the pretty young
mestiza, whose father is a prom-
inent Britisher. They all laugh-
ed heartily at the American doctor's
absurdity- that is, all except one. As
In all fairy tales It so happened that
this pretty young lady's father was the
possessor of a number of splendid Aus-
tralian cows, who gave "real milk" ev-
ery day. This was a treasure that few
were able to Indulge in Jn Manila.
Therefore it happened that the next
day, and the next, and
manana indefinitely, as long as the
Olympia lay In the harbor of Manila,
there w : sent every day aboard ship
a nice, f . 'a bottle of Australian cow's
milk, and s > our indebtedness to Eng-
land continues to in ro.;se. Whether
the story 1* true or no: there is. at any
rate, or was, in a eonsp u his place on
the dresser in the admiral's cabin,
when the Olympia sailed from Manila,
a picture of the very celebrated Manila
beauty, and, unless the seas get too
heavy, I'D wager that it is still there.
('oNlly ripe*.
MuznfTer-cn-Din Mirza, the Shahin-
shah (King of Kings) who reigns ov. r
the Kingdom of Persia, owns tlrn m st
expensive pipe in the wor d. The Kal-
lian, or Pipe of State, which he owns
and smokes on high Imperial occa-
sions, Is valued at $400,000 and is set
with diamonds, rubles and emeralds of
the co-tliest kind. Not only are the
mouthpiece and the upper and lower
portions of the snake-like shank of
pure gold, enameled and set with t' e
finest gems, but the water bowl and
pipe Ix-wls are equally splendid and
rich with lavish jewel work. The
Prim e of W les visited the Sal "an of
Turkey in 1S02. and w;as invited by the
-ultan to smoke a narghile which was
inlaid with diamonds (valued at
$lf>,aO0), and which was given to the
Prime as a souvenir of his vlrit. A
pipe made wholly of meerschaum and
amber for Prince Ferdinand of Bul-
garia cost $3,000.
lie Is Kiiiinliit; Yet.
"Ws," he saiil," 1 love tile sublime
and beautiful."
Oh. Mr. Bumbleton," she replied,
through her blushes, "I had no idea
when we started that you wished to get
me "lit here for the purpose of mak-
ing a confession."- Chicago Times-
Herald.
In l>ror.
Mr. S al( \ e (at k seaside cottaft)
- m> ph. • t'll our daug: ter to
; -lb: b-s- doleful M, i-
b.v. . I .i is not < ar ti.mi .Im my
U vc. That is the foghorn.- Tit Hits.
W eare very anxious about tin \iture
until ■ b .v* troubh in the pr. .ent
e:jjs ti Lvsr
OP.. rr.NNER'S
AMD NERVE TONIC, j
This is a mciiicinc that cures Ner-
vousness, Liver Complaint-.
Deranged Stomach and Bowels,
Skin and Hlood Diseases, iiili-.
ousness, Headaches, Constipa. 1
ion, etc. It removes pimples
and licaiiMies the Complexion.)
It causes the liver to throw oti
its bile. It cleans out the
entire alimentary canal, rid i
dinif it ot offensive mucous and all
L-itete matters that inhabit an un-'
healthy stomach and bowels.
It completely cleanses and purifies
the blood and system and at the!
same time strengthens and restores
tile nerves, also all other tissues. ;
It causes the head to become clear
and the puient energetic for i
business when dull from "the]
blues" or indisposed from bilious-!
ness or impure blood.
It produces appetite, strength |
and vigor. It does all these things i
with certainty byajctin^upon the!
causes of disease. It strikes
at the root.
It is pleasant to take and its effect j
on the system :u warming and in j
every way agreeable.
Union
D
The A ffairs
of Europe
arc faithfully portrayed in the original and
exclusive cable dispatches which 1 HE ClU-
CAGO Ri CORD prints daily from the leading
capitals of the old world. This magnificent
special service is in process of being greatly
extended to include every important city
in the world; and it is supplemented by
the full regular cable service of'I he Asso-
ciated Press.
The Chicago Rt cord, alone of at I American
newspapers outside New York city,
now prints original and exclusive
cahic dispatches daily from
the leading capitals of Europe.
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and !i ch-grade cije'p <'it i! : • n) Our W'rltlpn (iuarnntoc with every meyela,
i OtJW 'i Ft/'.B i HE* r y :r e*|.rc s airenta guarantee fi i i l.ar^ef o.e way ^t.ite whether ladiea* or genta". color and
OmJIeJ U iv C v Liui"* a* he e't "f fr;ime « in*.'1. .ud wil'ahin C O ti f. r the balance if* an e*pre«acha "ea),
!• . t find it il " mo.I i nilerful Bleyel* Offer ever mad.-, aend 11 back at our aa.
i ■"> Oltlll if 'ID 't Vi if y.'-i di t- 'i <• nt to lie d.«app-ni t-- . eerita d-ar unt for ' m full with ordar.
P"" I • P ^ 1 '.™rr v •: '99 *odeU it 1 X.MI and 1IIV 8e «iid.fc a4
•n tL ' A v te, v> ... * ■<. w. wi iT m
n DTirv towi • n | ra ■ s Ban irens aarnml their biercla la-t year ThU year we offer wheels and caah for work dena
' ,il« U'iL'C€j XJi>. -< • ' . .i' 111 • wheel to a. • ■ U Write f. r . ir liberal propoKalon. We are known avervwhar*
o the greileal Ft< Inaiv e Uleyeb- ITouao in the world -n l are perfectly rrliable; we refer to any bank or hu*li o hoiiMtn
Lhicai.".., to any express c.-mpany and to <>ur cu • m- ■ ••
J, 1. VZAD G VGIE O-J., CMiiaao, ill.
n- Wh*Cf artoMitt/ly rtWfbk «■■•••' J* ' ■ • -- * •• M w t
A BCam TO MANKINDI
, MA:srjG'ML'*.WMBBmsam
Personally - Conducted
Tourist Excursions
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s Aniri'les a
lose 'tourist « 1
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ried on Fast
popularity is
. \ idence th
ie lowest rat 1 1
iekets are
"CHOICfc" OF ROUTES
ii.- KiUifi- It jiv. s Kansas ('ity and Ottjulpt
ulo Springs antl Salt
:tin«, ami Ihpir
m- ..Met In st.
illlllit' 111 tllt'HO
Popular Pullman Tourist Cars.
l or full dt sirriptitui ot tlii< roi \ ico and tho
Unii-liis liiv.-u its milrms address
K. W. TIIOM TSf>N.
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JOHN' SKIIASTI N. <; P.fA,, Chicago. Ill
A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and
EXTERNAL PILES, \7ITHOUT PAIR
CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
Tubes, by Mail, 75 Cemts; Dottles, 60 Cents.
JAMES F. BALLARD, Sole Proprietor, - - 310 North Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MIL
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Gaudies
NothinR I'll'1 adds ho much
Id t h.' i h/ir.n of t li>' dr;i wina
tin. softly radf-
RDOV \ Candles,
ntriliuti' mori' to t he
f t It" luncli
j tea or dinm r. Thi lu-t di'corative
{ \--T . andli H for the
la borate funrtion • >r
M ..Ir in all culortt
li'lioat*< tiutfi l>#
I VNDMIll OIL «'«.
I sold fvurywhera
Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending
sketch and description of any invention will I
promptly receive our opinion free concerning
the patentability of same. "How to Obtain a
Patent" sent upon request. Patents secured
through us advertised f«>r sale at our expense.
Patents taken out through us receive spcricil
nolirt, without charge, iu Tin- Patent Record,
an illustrated and widely circulated journal,
consulted by Manufacturers and Investors,
bend for sample copy FREE. Address,
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Ev.ns Building, WASHINGTON, D. C.
Tho One Dny Cold Cure.
For cold in the In ad and sore threat use Ker
niott's Chofnlaips Laxative Quinine, the 1 Uuc
Day Cold Cure."
we MakeII/
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MILLER RODE ONE 2003 WILES IN 132 HOURS
lii sl published in The Clipper Mar. 1, 11KHJ.
N'I.TICK KI.H 1'rilLICATION.
I Land OHlov ill KlntrRahcp, O T.. Heb. ti, 1(00 I
Notioni. bwri-bj tiv«H linn the following
iiaiiet! sot tier hits tilt (I notice ol his in utinp
in inuKe ami I l re : ill >up| • Il of in i .n:ni. itln'
lluii i d prooi >• ill In ii ti le In*t'nrp lft K!-'or
oi K-ei tvi r al Kiunli.-hcr, O I ., 011 April -i, ,
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t 11 • mv V, 11 'v M- . ' v- in. p. In. r. 5
Tho Ono Day Cold Curo.
j For colds nnd sore throat use Kermott'e
Chocolates Laxative gulaine. Easily takcu a^
candy anil quickly euro.
The Ono Day Cold Curo.
Kermott's rhoeoiati'.s Laxative Quinine for
cold in the head and sore throat. Children
lake them like eantlv.
k-'it l publication Feb. 1P.ino
Notick kob Pinii.io.vriiiv
Lam! t illiee at ngti lier, «> T. Feb IliOb.
Notice i- hereby yiven that the following
pained M iller ha- Hied notice ol liis intention
t-i make Mn il prool 111 -upport of his claim,
and tbnt su | prool bo tun '■ bgf< ro Keg^>
1 r or Uetreiver nt K ingtl>lier, O. T., oil April
Be Eidredge
$50.00
The Belvidere
$40.00
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Miller, L. G. The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 8, 1900, newspaper, March 8, 1900; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc104716/m1/8/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.