The Washington Bee Newspaper, April 15, 1893, Page 3

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No illustrated edition has ever before been pnb~ lished ut less cost than $1.50, and that is about you mnrgh, “gues” the pres of this to be, bat it isw’t—it alls for ony 19 cenis! plas 6 cee's for postage, if dy mail, This covers only abou: the actual cost of manufac- ture by the 100,000, the publish= er’s objec: bung, vot profit, but to get a sample of bis book-mak- ing in to the bands of the book~ ljoving millioas. Lis publica‘ions lare not soid by dewers, but only direc ; catalogue, 123 pages, @ lie erary curiosity in its way, is sent |for a 2-cent siamp, or a 12-page catalogue free. Every home the land ought to have a cepy of of this Evangeline, so charming tb xu iful, asa pocm, ss a coll-c- tien of arustic illus rath pe, ep aca prduct of the book making lant. Address, Jobn B Alden, , Publi sher, 67 Rose St., New Yok. “As we journey thrgh let feo] us live by the way.” | | B.D. Vhitehurs:, Proprie sr j Subscribe for the Bez at once. NOVEL SAFETY LOCK. Spring Bolt. A novel safety lock has been invent- ed by a Swedish engineer, says the Louisville Courier-Journal. Wishing to close an isolated cottage situated in a forest, he suspended behind the door a pendulum, whose bob was hollow on one side and bevelled at the other. In a position of equilibrium, the hol- low part is situated in front of the aperature of a curved channel that de- | bouches behind the door. 1f a person blows into the aperature the pendulum | will begin to swing, but, whatever the force of the breath, the amplitude will be very slight. If, at the moment the pendulum is passing through the posi- tion of equilibrium, after a complete oscillation, one blows again, the oscil- lation will become pronounced. After this has been repeated several times, there will be finally communicated to the pendulum an amplitude such that the bob will abut against a lever, so placed that a slight movement will bring it into unstable equilibrium, and it will fall upon a spring bolt, and the door will open. But if the duration of the oscillation of the pendulum (which is absolutely invisible) were unknown, one might keep on blowing for a week without reaching any result. The lock is so arranged that with a little prac- tice the door can be unlocked at the fourth oscillation. If a person knowing the system but not the period wished to unlock the door and was deceived by an eighth in the duration of the interior pendulum’s oscillation, the fourth blowing would produce an effect exactly contrary te the first and the pendulum would stop. The two intermediate blowing: would have produced no effect. For an error of a sixteenth, the fourth blowing would arrive at the moment at which the pendulum was at the end of its travel, and the effect would be null. The principle utilized in this lock is the same as that involved in bell ring- ing. Bell ringers, causing a minimum force to act at a given moment, set in motion and ring the largest bells. State Names Trantslaed. Alaska signifies “The Great Land.” Alabama—‘“Here we rest” (Mus- cogee). Arkansas— Smoke Wate: Arizona—‘Sand Hills.” California—‘Hot Furnace.” Colorado—Rudy” (river). Connecticut—“Long River.” Dakota—“Allied” (Indian tribes). Delaware—In honor of Thomas West, Lord De La Ware, Governor of Virginia, 1610. The estate La Warre (Warwick) was in Gloucestershire. England. District of Columbia—Feminine ot Columbus (Dove). Florida — “Flowers.” Spanish for Easter Sunday the day that Ponce de Leon discovered the land. Georgia—Feminine of George (Farm- er), in honor of George II., who estab- lished the colony in 1782. Idaho—‘Mountain sheen of the morning sun.” Illinois— ‘Tribe of men.” Indiana—‘Indian land,” from Indus, Sanscrit, Sindhu, “River.” Towa—*Drowsy Ones” (Indian tribe). Kansas—“Smoky Water.” Kentucky —“At the head of the river.” Louisiana—In honor of Louis XIV. of France, Ludovicus, “Bold Warrior.” Maine— The mainland, as distin- guished from neighboring insular parts, Maryland—In honor of Henrietta Maria (bitter), daughter of Henry IV. of France, and queen of Charles I. of England. Massachusetts—‘The Place of the Great Hills.” Michigan—“A Weir of Fish”—the lake resembling a fish trap. Minnesota—‘Muddy Water,” Indian name of St. Peter's river. Mississippi—«‘The Father of Waters.” Missouri—"Great Muddy” (river). Montana—“Hilly Country”—a moun- tain. Nebraska —“Shallow Water” (The Platte River). Nevada —‘“Saw-toothed” (mountain range Sierra Nevada), New Hampshire—From Hampshire lente): England, by John Mason, overnor of Plymouth, in Hampshire, New Jersey—From the Isle of er- sey, Caesarea (Caesar, Latin «Hairy”), one of the channel islands, defended by Sir George Cartaret against the Long Parliament. New Mexico—From the Aztec god Mexitli, god of war. New York—From the Duke of York afterward James IL. of England. North Carolina—From Carolus (Lit- tle Darling) Charles IX. of France, in whose reign the Huguenots planted the first colony. Ohio—“Beautiful” (river). Oklahoma—Red People” (Choctaw). Oregon—From Oregano, Spanish name for wild sage—artemisia, grows on the shores of the Columbia river. Pennsylvania—‘Penn’s Woods,” in honor of William Penn. Bhode Island—From Isle of Rhodes (roses) in the Mediterranean. South Carolina—separated from North Carolina in 1729. Tennessee —“River of the Great Bend.” Texas—Friendly” (Indiaw tribe). Utah—Dwellers in the mountains” (tribe of Indians). Vermont—“Green Mountain.” Virginia—From Queen Elizabeth, in honor of her unmarried state. Washington—in honor of George Washington, from Wessyngton, Dur- ham, England. Wisornsin—“Wild Rushing Channel” (river). Wyoming—Broad Plains.” ‘Bow (Indians) on the Three things are known ouly in the | following way: A hero in war, a friend in necessity, and a wise man in anger.— Arabio. '@ @ e e r) e @ e e e BALTIMORE AND OHIORAILKUAD Blowing a Hidden Pendulum Releases a mos j er. smallest Fill in the World e Sc' edule in effect NOVI9th Why de you suffer Teave Wasnington fr: m station corner New psia ant 2] ersey Vve 3 | Orr enae ihe ciety eee ES | For cuizugo ang Meee e Meet Limited express train 11:30 a. Fy e ane + m@., 8:15 p.m { eo". is at your hand? 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MAIN OFFICE—718 E, BROAD STREET, KICLIMOND, VA APITAL SICK HCCC Shares $5.00 Hach. (Incorporated under the laws of, irginia July 8rd, 1891. OFPFricERs: GEO WILLIAMS, JR., President, Riecknievd, Va. REV R. J. PERKINS, Vice-President, Huntington, W. Va. PROF. BE. D. SCOTT, 2nd Vice-Pres. and Auditor, Petersburg, Va. DR. H. L. HARRIS, Treasurer, Ricbmond, Va. CORNELIUS MIMMS, Atioruey, Manchester, Va. J. H. KLACKWELL, Secretary and Gen’! Manager, Manchester, Va GW. Eewards, General Traveling Agent, Cliften Forge, Va., W Hl. Bailey, Ass’t Gen’l Traveling Agent, Richmond, Va., W.S. Thomas, Man’g’r Clifton Store, North Carolina. The General Board of Directors includes members from Virginia West Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Wasi-ingtou, D C., North Caroliva, Maryland, Alabama and Texas. In less than s1x mouths of vigorous work it declares a dividend of Twenty (20) per cent toits members. This ix an Association orgen ized by the colored people, rap by them and their interest. s@-Colored Agents and Colcred Clerks in stores and at the Main Office. A LARGE BRANCH STORE AT CLIFTON FORGE, VA., with a full line of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries and a cory of polite clerks to wait upon their many customers. A LARGE COMMISSION HOUSE Richmond selling all kinds of cuntry prodoce such as Grain, To- vaceo, Cattle and Lumber, Chickens, Eggs, Butter, Fruit, &e. The BROOM AND CIGAR FACTORY will soon be in active operation giving employment to our own = peojre The management is making strenueus ¢fforts to put in operation ip the near future Iron and Coal Mines as we Lave thousands of miners wit are members of ‘he Association. DRY GOUDS SIORES. Several dry goods stores centrally located will be put in operation 1p the fall, at least by December Ist. One will be located at Washington, D. C., one at Charleston, West Virginia, one at Lynchburg, Va., aud ne in Richmond, Virginia, or possibly in otber sections as the maua- zers are determined by God’s help to push the A-seciation to the front ind start up basiness in every place where the people interest then «Ives and take suares 10 the Asscctation. This also being « Building and Loan Asseciation it has alieady mace loans on. eal estate ip Viuginis and North Carolina. 921&9 Se, “VENTH stTREES eae _ ee ee sue en ' |