Guthrie Daily News. (Guthrie, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 1462, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 19, 1894 Page: 3 of 4
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lilUlUitK NKWS: UUTIIRIK, OKLAHOMA i'KRUlTORY, APRIL 1',!. is;u.
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weiuhT qf bees.
•obi* lutarrulug R«i rc)i« Concerning
• Rmthtr Peculiar Subjtil.
An interesting note about the weight
of bees appears in an American jour-
nal devoted to agriculture, sa.vo l'r.
Andrew Wilson. It seems that an or-
dinary bee, not carrying any load of
pollen, weighs tlie one five-thousandth
of a pound. Fiva tlioysand bees thus
make up a pound weight. When, how-
ever, the bee is carrying his load of
pollen or honey, as he returns from for-
aging amid the flowers, his weight is
Increased nearly three times, lie car-
ries thus about twice his own weight,
a result not surprising to those who
hare studied the muscular powers and
ways of insects at large. AVhen bees
are loaded it requires only eighteen
hundred of them to make up the pound.
Details are also given regarding the
Dumber of bees which may exist in a
hive. From four-pound to live-pound
weight of bees are found in an ordinary
colony. This means in figures of pop-
ulation some twenty thousand to twen-
ty-Are thousand individuals. A big
iwarm, it is said, will often double this
estimate.
Talking of bees, if any of my readers
wish to indulge in a very curious and
fascinatiug bit of zoological study they
•hould read the story of what is called
"parthenogenesis" in bees and other
Insects, such as the aphides or green
Hies of the roses and other plants. I'or
such eggs of the queen bee as are fer-
tilized when laid turn out workers (or
neuters) or queens, while those which
are not fertilized at all develop into
mains or drones. This is very singu-
lar, because fertilization of an egg or
teed is regarded ordinarily as neces-
sary for its due development. I know
of nothing more extraordinary than
the story biology has to tell regarding
this curious by-way of animal develop-
ment.
dangers of emotion.
I'b* J* rt That f « r Plays la KaiiiUrlnc
I.table t* Distal*.
Many violent maladies have been
supposed to have been produced under
the operation of moral influences. Sen-
nert believed tiiat fear was capable of
provoking erysipelas. Hoffman also
made fear and the adynamy resulting
from it plav an important part as the
predisposing cause of contagious dis-
eases. l)r. H. Tuke believed, in par-
ticular, in the influence of fear upoa
the contagion of rabies. The break-
ing out of rabies has been sometimes
observed after psychic emotion, says
Popular Science Monthly. Houley
cites the case of a dog which went mad
after having been immersed in water,
liamleia cites a similar case in a man,
and another in 6 woman who was
frightened by a drunken man. la
order to avoid the influence of fear,
Desgenettes concealed the name and
the nature of the plague; and it is to
be remarked further that the Turks
died less rapidly of it than the Chris-
tians. Culieu supposed that sad emo-
tions favor contagious diseases, and
particularly the plague.
This disposition to contagion after
violent emotions which determine dis-
charge of the secretions may be partly
sxplaiued by the fact that the con-
ditions that diminish the proportion of
the liquids of the blood favor absorp-
tion. It, however, seems at least prob-
able that the nervous discharge is ac-
Sompanied by alterations of the blood
and modifications of the interior me-
dium which justify the popular expres-
sions concerning having bad blood and
turning tha blood.
eakly inventions.
l.vv ^. us early as 11'.■!, accurately de-
nvibcd the differential thermometer, j1
slid told how uiic should be made.
Tuc earliest rue'.hod of spinning was j
by bunching a libers ami rolling
them into a thread with the hands.
Tin tlr-t wli'stle was probably u
chicken bone, ami IW- first rtule either
• hollow mi • :■ the thighbone of u
•heeji.
Tiik hand-spinning, with spindle and
whorl, is the same the world over and
identical with that shown in Kgyptian
paintings8,500 years old.
Tun ehrIie '. fanning mill or winnow-
ing machine was invented in China,
nd ir. e>e there for centuries, while
Europeans \ycre cleansing their grain
by casting it into the air on a windy
ti,,.
The ltoyal I'.ti-limise.
Mr. Kred. W. Uitterbiisch liu« opened
a splendid gentleman's resoii in the
Si Iniell Building on Oklahoma Avenue.
His furniture is made of while oak ami
tlit* guild* lie litis nil sale lire A No. I.
I SiiuhiI Li *i MaWi. a Wi'll Hull.
Are >oii bilious, eouatipaleil or
troubled with .j-itiniliee, sli k lieatlaelie,
nail taste in mouth, foul breilth, entiled
lougue, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain iu liaek and between the
shoulders, chills mid lever, ete.? If you
have any of these sj niptoms your livev is
out of ort'lvr, and your blood is slowly
being poisoned, be< ause your liver does
uni in I properly. IIkiiiiisk will cure
any disorder of the liver, stomach or
oowels. It has no equal as a liver Iticili-
i-iiie. l'riee 75 cents. Free trial bottles
til Wallace & Mtiller's
piercecure
OK MONEY IS Rri'l'NUl^-
Disease follows a run-down system with
the liver inactive and the Mood disordered,
i'imple*, Boils, Sores, Carbuncles, Ulcers,
and like manifestations of impure blood,
should be driven out of the ?>ystein with
l">r. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Mrs. Kuhk. of til# E.
16th Street, New York
City, writri as follows:
•• it pleases me to
state that 1 had a run-
niuir sore upon my
neck, and had it oper-
ated upon three times,
and still it wa* not
cured. I was also run
down very u1"!'*1:
There was a decided
change after using'Dr.
PiercVs Golden Medical
Discovery.' 1 took a
few bottles aud was
soon cured. Later my
husband had a lump
Mrs. kl'hx. behind hit eur; he tried
jrour ouedioics-, aud una bottls cured him. i
acaii liwiyi rjconaaijsl y6ur
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WfFY'S SPECIFIC
ll ll -. I \' J fit //. / .'
whether cf St refit fou >•
malarial origin* this /■'
oration has no equal.
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iMAhU
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" eighteen months / hit A in
eating sore on my tongue. / u at
treated by best local fhysnian.,
but obtained no relief, *he sort
gradually grew uorsc. I finally
t , /• S. S. S„ and was entirety
cured after using a few bottles"
C. It. ML LEMOfB,
Henderson, lex.
npKF-ATISEon Blood
1 1 iiseuses mailed free.
Blood and Skiu
'i in. swip i Srt< inc Co
Atlanta, ill
'1 he I 'ink of I 'r*. | r«n
i g*oos your swcotlic
••The
the street. Charley
ovcrtaKc her. You
wail; with licr. I'll
"No," replied « i•
]!osIon man.
t ncroaa
Kit.i ulonjr and
an have a quiet
vCUso you."
•lev. who was n
1 don't foci like prom
Wit t m\iC*hkom., of iu-i-riieiii. "iicn .
who is a confirmed thief, tfot u mmi- i
tence of fifteen years a few day** a«"< |
for stealing twenty cents' worth of j
•ats from a farmer in the noi^hl « r
hood.
A Manitoba farmer has a garden I
patch, the si il of which In* imported ,
bodily from a warmer climate On it
he grows vegetables which are entire-
ly foreign to his neighborhood.
In Kinsman, Kan., there i> it local
ordinance forbidding minors to appear
on the street after eijjht p. m. uul« >-
they can fuVnish a satisfactory oxcie t'
for so doinjf. It is ri^'nlly enforced,
too, and all the growing youths are up
in anus about it.
An Atistralian confectioner has hit
upon the idea of printing the n *ws of
the day upon a thin paste of doii^rh.
tisinp" chocolate instead «>f ink. 11^
leiivers these cakes to his customers,
who first read them and then eat them
with their coffee. This is a new anil
novel way of devouring the news.
\\ lif!i Uii Marr\
you will waul
II'/tiding Invitation*,
Wedding Cards-
) 'mi can have thrm
printed or engraved,
Clien/) or costly, to suit.
SLAUGHTER SALE
OF
cu.Hiintf with her to-dtiy.
••Why not?"
"l on't you see she's pot a yellow
.•i>wii « -n. and here 1 am in a pink shirt.
.No, m\ b >y, it would ui-ver do."—N. V
V Ol id.
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
Tins poor one tiling I do instead of
repining at its lowin- or ils hardngfeft,
I will make it glorious by iii,\ uipreme
loyalty to its demand, (iannett.
Oxi.v from the solid /rr.uind of some
ele.ur creed huv« men «l</ne ^ood, strong
work in the world. Only out of cer-
tainty comes power. Phillips Brooks.
Do Nor driidtfo like a galley slave,
nor do business in such a laborious
munner. as if you hud a mind to be
pitied or wondered at.- Marcus An-
relius.
So.mk persons follow the dictates of
their conscience only in the aim- r euse
in which a coachman may be said to
follow the horses which lie is driving*.
—Whateley.
YYi do not like our friends the worsa
because they sometimes ^rive us the op-
portunity to rail at them heartily.
Their faults reconcile us to their vir-
tues.— I la/1 it t.
.11 idw oiler I :iir.
The Sun Francisco luiilwiiitcr fail-
will lie one of the iittructions on th
Pacilic coast tliirin^ tlie coming winter.
II will be lielil from Jannary 1 to .Tune
ill), 18114, ami miiiLit lie aptly termed the
world's fuir iu miniature. The Stuitii
Fe route will sell round trip tickets,
good to return until April :I0, with tran-
sit limit of fifteen days in each direc-
tion, for it:l!).50. Will also sell at same
rate and li "lit to the following Cali-
fornia points.- Colton, Los Angeles San
Bernardino, Kuu Deigo nail Han .Tosc.
It, It. Delanev, Agent.
A in-inl Open a nil Shut
and no foolishness. Hejrjrs' Cherry G'oujrh
Syrup will cure where nil others fail.
Sold sum warranted by all druggists.
11 ei I mull for lluriiPHM.
1'. J. Hilinan, the enterprising harness
and saddle inaiiufacturer, is reported to
be doing the best business of any man in
the territory. He carries the finest
goods in his line that is man ofactured..
lie well deserves his remarkable success
TWO PREMIERS.
LoKD UosKHEltY is a widower, his
wife having died in ls«,K). Lady Rose-
be ry bad in her own right an income
of $500,000 a year.
Mas. tli.ADMToNK is far more feeble
than her husband. She is nr.able to
sleep, worrying constantly for fear of
attack upon her aged spouse's life.
Cato may have accomplished a great
feat in learning Creek at eighty, but
Mr. Gladstone has outdone him in at-
tempting ut eighty four to acquire the
language, of the Basques a dialeet
that has long been a puzzle to philolo-
gists.
Ratio and clear as Mr. Gladstone is
in speech, he writes slowly and with
many pauses. He build* up his mat-
ter sentence by sentcnec. lie work-
out one. writes it down with his quill
pen on a sheet of foolscap, then throws
his head back and half closes his eyes
before he frames another one to his
but isfaction.
The lliu Shows.
With its many wonders will give (wo
grand exhibitions at Guthrie, Saturday.
\pril :.'l. Howe \ Cushing have en-
joyed (lie proud distinction for many
years as being t lie leading circus man-
agers and greatest procurers of rare wild
animals, always presenting the latest
ami greatest surprises in arcnie, zoologic
and curious creation. Their efforts have
been amply rewarded at home and
ibro.id with immeasurable success. Kvcr
on the alert and indefatigable in their
floris for new features and it is stud that
on this, their forty-fourth annual tour.
au be asserted without fear of contra
diction that theirs is the best tented show
of the uuivcrtto.
Tlie l*0iH0U0HM Arid*
In the blood should be taken up mid re-
moved by the liver and kidneys, but
these organs get out of order, fail to do
t heir work, and t he result is rhciinuit ism.
There are a thousand remedies for the
liver and kidneys, but there is only one
cure for rheumatism, and that is Dr.
Drunnnoiid's Lightning Remedy. If you
have the disease send >•* to the Drum-
mond Medicine Co.. Is Maiden Lane,
New York, and they will send to your
express address two large bottles
enough for one mont h's ti cat nicut. Any-
one who is having an argument with the
rheumatism will feel fully repaid by the
first dose. Agents wanted.
and send us all order for
Ihtlltllrill.s
Fosters,
Horscbil Is,
riarttnls
Etc., Etc-
Boots & Shoes
BEADLES' SHOE STORE,
TO
REDUCE STOCK.
Iht.siitrss ('ord,
. Idnertising /Hotter,
.Vide ('ireidar,
letter Circular,
Circular Folder.
You cat! often inma*<> your busin."« liy
iiii'ttioilH of tliln Itiuil. ir you «ro uii.Utl.il <1
h* to .iust wliat yon Whiit I'lill Kiel 1II11.
NI'.WS will fiirnii.li iimn to lielp vuu K-'t up
wluit vou Wllllt.
WOMENS' SHOES.
Kid Mutton, from — *1 oh to $1.7o
Kid liutton Patent Loatlior Tip, siiuiiri* ot niirruw loo.
reduced front 2.1 >0 to I. '2.">
Kid Jersey, oioth top, redueed from -.oo to l.2.">
I'riesniayor's Custom l'ntent tip 2..*>0 to 2.0(1
Women's Liice Siintlitls Ito .To
MENS' SHOES.
j r>0 Pairs VoiilCulf. Uat tier l/nc and ('nniiri's< .!•
50 Pairs llroad-jiua^e
tn Pairs Men's l'not<
.. I.oil III I.II
Large lot ladies' fine turns at half price
for small sizes and narrow widths. If you can wear a 2' or shoe,
A, li or C width, you can luiv them for asnutr anil sintr it yourself
Misses'. Childrens', Boys' and Youths'
Shoes correspondingly cheap. These are regular j ooils. (loodser
vice and not ehea ptrasli. l-'irst come, lirsl served.
j. h, hkadles
Beadles' Block, Oklahoma Avenue*
and let n« furnish vou
Invitations,
I'rograin me*
Tickets,
Souvenirs,
Cards, Etc.
.1 W M. NI'.AI.. I'n-iileiil
li. !•'. II1. 10C I( TI'. Vii i-Prcsiili i.
Cfijriiuiic National Hank
$r>( ),( oi)
(Japilal.
urpl IIS,
consists of
Blank A'otes,
.mortgages.
Deeds,
Bomls,
IU fact, anything trail led
Anything thai can lie done with type we
can do and ilo it as you want it.
Iloiiril hI Ilircd'Hi";* in uiltlilimi lo I'iuiiU tMlieci s.
A. J.SK-W- IHIlt A iI'. SI'KKII. Ill HIKIIT M AllTIN, IIKXKVI.INN
\\ .1. HOI!SI AM,. Cashier
...
Mrs. S. /i*. Richardson.
UNABLE TO WALK FOR YEARS.
A MOST MARVELOUS CURE.
Dr. A. V. Barnes Recommended Brown's Sar-
saparilla and Dandelion nith Iodide
of Potassium.
I had the Milk Leg for more than ten
years, and was unahle to walk. M\
limb was much swollen and covered
with ulcers from the hip to the knee
Dr. A. V. Barnes recommended
HERE WE ARE!
NED. HOLE'S SPECIAL BREW
(Nie ('lueeu of (Table -Ocevo.
Sold at Five Cents a Mottle at all Mars in
the City. The only Meer for
Family Use.
+ * * CALL FOR IT. ' + >
REAVES BROS
DEALEF^S IN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
WE KEEP LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK.
REAVES BROS.
'I'll,- Blue He lie
\\. T. WHARTON. Proprietor.
i SucecHHor Io .1. .1. Tejirney.)
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
The Finest Hcsort for (ientlemen in the City, ('inner of llarnsim
Avenue and Second Street.
->-V\M.y O^g'5 >4?wSilver Dollar
fin Dandelion,
wirii- iodioe of Potassiumr
I procured it of our druggist, and it
cured me completely. When I com-
menced taking Brown's Sarsaparilla,
I only took it for the Milk Leg, but I
had been troubled with Heart Dis-
ease for some years, and to my sur-
prise and astonishment, that left me,
and I am now strong and able to do
all my own house work. I can walk
as well as I ever could. Mas. S. R.
Richardson, Winchester, Kas.
No Blood Purifier now sold is as popular as
Brown's Saw sapauilla. Formula printed on ev-
ery bottle. Physicians endorse it; druggists rec-
ommend it; and the afflicted praise it always after
•sing:.
For sale by F. 11. I,illie& ('u.
RmIUIm ill InfllfMtton
ciin be cured If you iloii't believe it try
Begfru' Lit tle Giant Pills. Nulil ami war-
ranted by all ilriigtristn.
< Ii. iip llatlrimil l iiri'.
To San Franeisco atui intermediate i
puinls Tlie Santa Fe Itonlr will sell mie
way round trip tickets limited to oil days |
f„r *:n.00 anil one way ticket si ontinioi^
passiu/e at rate of «tl.uo. This inelitdes
San Dieiso. Los Atiselcs, Iliverside and
all seiillieru Callforniii points.
i. it. oei*vta .
Agent.
sr.COM> STKKKT. NKAU HARRISON.
Fresh Fish, Qystens and Came in Season
SHORT ORDER HOUSE.
|toj.nUrtv Jlinncv, 1 - to
iu,
WYATT & CO. Proprietors.
The Finest Bar in Oklahoma Territcrv
105 West Morrison St.
RRCi I'-J E-. w. I £C0 M SI IS.
ma'-'lirof
WftHEHOUSE FANNING WiLLf
i.TORS ANO LAND HOLLERS.
The >■*
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l?USTLESii GRAIN S
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u*.«*d l.\ thr l-ari# tif pioni
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ti ird Mates. «h '
! ihr III a* beiliH th •
,,-iv * sT .«| V t il I N I\f ever ni.c
'0r% ■ If s r. i:..■ 11.i « ■ Milling \\ licit
!■. < v- Corn and Seedsol eve-r>
■ "iy ti.
work more thoroiiKh
« vt i cater i\«paciO . huih
4t.,; i r :i vir r i ml better bn
I.,- ;.i;N f.tln r m 11-
. . .I i/< -. tvni (• i I at it'
i lot Wiii' lituse, l\lrva*oj
The Saloon.
t '
103 Second Street, Opposite Land Office.
MILLKR X lll'IXTICOCK, l'roi.fietoi-
The Finest Liquors, Winei & Cigars.
And Coolest Beer in the Territory.
A Pleasant Reading Room for All.
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POST OI-FICK DRIK'x Housk.
Fresh Drugs, Medicines and Toilet Articles.
All the Latest Papers and Periodicals
Always on Hand- Artists' Ma-
terials a Specialty.
A. M. McELHINNEY, Prop.
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