Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 11, 1897, Page 3

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A sion of forestry was « ed in the department of agriculture, a commissioner of forestry, te serve term of four years at a salary of with a clerk at a Constables of flicio forest wardens. rs incur a penalty for fail- with the ‘terms of the fire or timbe s to the 4 s than fifty tre asure at least eight inch ut a height of six feet abo’ surface of the ground, with no portion of nd absolutely cleared of the trees sh m ing due proof thereof, be en- t > annually during the peri- e trees are maintained in sound ‘ sum equal to 80 per cent of lally assessed and paid upon not on more than fifty acre act provides that the bid in for the for sale, for taxes w irable for forest reserva- r act provides for taking by ler the right of eminent do- ing for the fter due iation, three fores S, as fol- lows: Oneof not u waters which drain mainly I re river; one of not 5 40,000 acres upon waters. which mainly into the Susquehanna river; and one of not less than 40,000 acres upon waters which drain mainly into the Ohio Giver Forestry is far more important to Min- 1 . that it is to Pennsylvania, and the pu ted men and women in this should be studying and discussing t on with a view to securing de- & legislation. 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In order to eliminate this cut it was ne- ary to rebuild one mile of new involved the construc tunnel O38 feet In ieNgtn, wn ened considerably, taking out , curvatures and introducing cur a longer radii. The improvement is on what is known as the Eastern slope of the Alle- ghenies, and the grade is about 84 feet to the mile. The tunnel and bridges were constructed with a view of double-track- ing the entire Pittsburg Division some time in the future. The ants of South America have been known to construct a tunel th: e miles in li h Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away. To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag- netic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To- Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong. All druggists, 50c. or $1. Cure guaran- teed. Booklet and Sterling Remedy Co. ample free. Address Chicago or New York. The banks of the during the theft. Educate Your Bow 8 With Cascarets Candy hartiec, cures constipation forever. loc. If C. C. 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And from this attitude it is but a short step to Suggestions for Framing Silhouettes, | An ingenious woman has made a quaiutly-beautiful piece of bic-a-brac by franting a silhoutee of a friend pos- | sessing a classic profile in an oval rim of subdued antique rose damask, with a row of tiny pearl beads about the in- ner edge, the suspending chain being made of small squares of repousse oxi- dized silver, which formerly served as personal adornment when the ‘“dog- collar” was in vogue ‘To Cure Constipation Forever. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25e. If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money. ‘The heating of street cars by means of hot- the position of a family “nagger’—a character whieh destroys all peace and comfort. Business men often make a similar mistake and act upon the be- lief that no man does his best work unless under the constant dread of sarcastic and bitter fault-finding. The work in general may be far above the average—but that the way to keep it so is to pick flaws in every possible weak place is the decision of certain minds. Because a fault exists is no reason that it should be mentioned without regard to time or place, and to one open to conviction it would not be difficult to prove that there is wis- dem in allowing people to make mis- takes unobserved, or at any rate unre- buked; but this wisdom can only flour- ish in the faith that the evil of today is not a finality. No mother, for in- stance, really believes that her little daughter is necessarily to be a life- long slattern because at 12 years of age she keeps an untidy room and her boots are often seen without the proper button, nor does she think thdt a lie in the mouth of her 3-year-old boy condemns him to a future of fraud and deceit. These things must be met, of course, but if they are met by the con- stant inculcation of better habits and better principles the evil in itself needs little or no comment. Indeed, a word of censure withheld often is a more effective rebuke than a storm of angry fault-finding. To grow in the wisdom of this judicious silence we must first of all cultivate in ourselves a just perception of values and propor- tions, we must learn what to see and what not to see, what to leave out and what to put in our mental pictures. It may be, too, that then we shall often give sympathy where others deride, or encouragement where the sternly just would condemn; but we should at least relieve those around us from a very irritating insistence upon trifles. Cheapest Place to Shop in Russia. “Thieves’ Market,” a traveler de- clares, “is the cheapest place to shop in all Russia, even for a foreigner. It is in Moscow, which is the rgilroad center of the empire, and quite likely the clearing house or exchange for stolen goods. The merchants tell the buyer frankly that the reason they can sell things cheaply is because they are all stolen, ‘Everything—everything, monsieur; all are stolen. We deal only in that which costs us nothing. We charge you for storage, that is all.’ Curios from the whole Eastern world are there. It is a desperate place for one to go if one would not spend money. Do not buy @presents for friends at home until you have looked through the ‘Market.’” Embarrassing. “Walsh came downtown with his overcoat pockets full of potatoes and turnips.” “How did that happen?” “Well, their flat is so small that his wife hasn’t any place to keep veget- ables and she had forgotten to take them out.”—Detroit Free Press. Too Far. “This is going too far.” Her voice had a haughty ring; she was evidently much offended. Then the trolleyman meekly apologized for having carried her ’steen blocks beyond her destina- tion.—Memphis Commercial-Appeal. ON THE STAGE. A new variety of chrysanthemum, rich purple in hue, has been named af- ter Lillian Russell. Henry Arthur Jones has sold to Charles Frohman the American rights to his latest play, “The Liars.” Augustin Daly is apparently much incensed at the action of Beerbohm Tree in offering Ada Rehan the part of Katherine in “Katherine and Pe- truccio” and is freeing his mind with considerable vigor. Maude Adams was for several years known as the youngest leading lady on the New York stage. Her successor to that title is pretty Florence Rockwell of “Cumberland, ’61,’’ who is said to be just 18—a couple of years younger than was Miss Adams when the dis- tinction was hers. A day or two ago Miss Olga Nether- sole received a parcel containing the manuscript of a play, which has been following her around for two years. The first legible date on the cover is Sept. 23, 1895, Sydney, N. S. W., and the last Oct. 19, 1897, Liverpool. It was marked by the Dublin postoffice, “Re- ceived at Grafton Street Walk in this condition.” The parcel was originally addressed to Miss. Nethersole, in Lon- don, and forwarded from her former residence to Daly’s theater and thence to the Savoy hotel. Being returned to the dead letter office, Sydney, it was indorsed there “January, 1896,” and lay dormant some months. Then it set forth on its travels again—to lew York, May 18, 1896; to Chicago, June 10; to New York again. Thence, ' in July, it came to the Gaiety, London. Several other addresses in London were tried, and again the unlucky par- cel got to the Sydney dead letter office on November 26, 1896. Not until March, 1897, was another attempt made at delivery. 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