January 28, 1893 (4 pages)

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M., and--overland from East.P. M. Daily, connecting with 12: 4 J overland-arriving at San Francisco at 9:45 P.M. ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 9:50 A. Sita pete gr ibaws até fF & ., else. Daily, cennecting with Overland leaving San "5-25 P. M. Francisco at $:004.M., and overland from the East. z JOHN F. KIDDER, ' .H. BROWN, Superintendent.” THE +: KEYSTONE : + MARKET, GRISSEL BROS., Commercial Street. Beef, : Pork, : Mutton And Veal. SATSAGES OR EVERY KIND. Frosh vn Salt Meats, Rte,, kept on hand, Tis Lowsst Living Prices and the best Meat {SF Meats delivered to any part of the city free: of charge Nevada County Abstract Office, “Nevada City, Nevada Co. Cat = Pithes Examinsd and Insured . JOHN A. RAPP, voubty Recorder 11 consecutive years, ¢ BEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT For sate—6000 acres of land of the Cali fornia lron-and Steel Company,-situated in the southern portion of Nevada county and bordering on the. best lands of placer count: ca “4 gas: aaras-@ eof Jend. Valley. Bouse and lot ou Est Broad street, ada City. NeBroad Strast Maat Market JAMES MONRO, P.ov’r. . ay Broad Street, Customers eupplied at the Lowest Pric’ with the very neat of Beef. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sausnrges, Eto Portland Smelting & Refining COMPANY, LINNTON, OREGON. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead Ore. Apely ©" k. MALTMAN, Agont Nevada City, Aug. 23. Fl Paso de Robles Springs Hote Near the City Hall, situated in. Pleasant . iG. E. WITHINGTON W. D. LONG Attorney and Counselor at Law. —OFFICE — ‘Corner of Broad and Pine Sts., up stair NEVADA CITY y TMVs. Ss. FORT, Attorney and Oounselor at naw: : }rriCE -Lhomas suilding,corner Broad ‘ and Pine streets. Neveda Gite FRED SEARLS, At‘orney and Counselor st Lew, [£.L PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUP state aud Federai,' P.F, SIMONDS Attorney and Oounselor at Law, Wit: PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND. United Staten Courts, — J. . CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer, Kastern4—-Office=Nortirsicte of Broat Streets ope tern” posite National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. Will practice in all the Cuurts of this State. Estates in Probate proceedings will receive careful attention. DENTIST, NEVADA CITY Hse with Dr N.-%,-Jaapman/Sacramen Or. J. F. Shaw, Surgical~and Mechanical Dentist. Odd [Fellows’ ,Bullding, Broad Street, Nevada City.= a. B. OHAPMAN, pe. Nrit NEVADA GEPY,.55.06 CA‘ vOCAL ANESTHETICS I¥ DESIRED. itice » Resideace, Bacramento s¢ ww IN PAINTING. IVES notice. that.-he~is prepared to G paint Signs, Carts, Buggies and Wag. ons, ete., in the highest atyle of the art. From and after date I will paint Carts from $5 to $10. Buggies trom $15, to $22.50. Sign Painting’a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, Oppo. SIPTE YORK STREF1. @0@™ C ive me acall before placing ‘your werk elsewhere. TrOKETs —TO— EASTERN CITIES “ARE SOLD BY THE— SOUTHERN PAciFiG COMPANY AT COLFAX, M. 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Highest Price Paid for County smd State Warranta, Goid and Silver Bulliton ur hased Assay Office ac this Bunk. OFFICERS: Me ORIN: svitpadecceswenss PRESIDRY Re M, BUNT.s. 24 . Vics PResiDEN? SOME: T. MORGAN 6.6 cdeccnscects Casuler DIRECTORS: . On. KR, M. Hon, Joun T. Monear Gro, M, Hueuss, D. E, Monean, NIL@4 SEARLS L. Housman, Eg, M, Paxson, CORRESPONDENTS, —National Bank of North 4 San Franciaco—First National Bank. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this city. Quick Time § Ghean Fare —TO«Gastern Cities and to B rope. BY YAK GREAT TRANSUONTINENTAL ALL RAIL ROUTES nor Tan (Paciwic, System.) Daily Express Trains make prom . 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'1 be hardly possible to hold out a wees longer. ‘Shady Jack's well is done,” hu said,—‘and—_the—Frenehanii's—tank—is empty.” Iliswife tried to entourage him, ~ ‘Hope for the best,” she said. “My oathf’, answered the manager, “but the best things never come off.” Yes, Dick,” responded his wife, ‘‘but the worst things never come off.” Night after night thisman had walked the room, alternating between prayers and curses, as each day's record was un other thousand sheep dead, another enipty well, until at last he ha: came to this grim conraye of despair. 7 shoulda’t care so much,” the traveler, but then my girls in there!” He drew his sleeves across his eyes and bowed his headon the table. For ten minutes he sat there so visitorsaw him raise his hem, start, spring to his feet and tisten with stranied attention, What was that? Somethin; pinged on the corrmzated roof overhend, “Rain, rain, rai!’ he shouted ashe rushed gut eide and ftell.ou his knees with his hauds sire teh d out toward the clouded sky. . “Thank God! he said to wife, my Thavk God! Wife! Then the . oc B AN'S fon AY B Y ARD.” THE WONDERFUL SARGASSO SEA OF THE GREAT. ATLANTIC. The Enormous! 'Ftoating Semi-island Toward Which Nearly Everything on the —_Mighty—Deep-—Drifts—_and—Is—Held—as— °Prisoner—Its Inhabitants, For several years past the hydrographic bureau at Washington has been . trying to acquire amore intimate knowledge of the movements of the waters-of the otean, and a great number of bottles, coOntaining messages and securely corked, have been dropped overboard by vessels. Many of these, have floated thousands of miles_before theywere picked up, and while some were washed apon native and foreign shores others have found their way into the great SarZasso sea. From the courses taken by these different bottles it has been found that the oeéan currents move around in a vast circle, Those which were dropped overboard -on-the-American coust took a northerly course,. while those on the European side floated toward the south, Bottles dropped overboard in the North Atlantio started toward the northeast, and those from the African or Spanish coast floated clmost directly west until chéy reached the West India islands, Che general directions of the currents avtained, showing. that the ute thaea acamaaial prescription work of supe are the intell Castoria mn to endorse it. reach,"* Cansos Martyn Late Pastor BloomingdaleReformed Chure % Girls! Mary? Waint® Even so. 4 flood gates of .the sky were opened, amd before morning the visitor was helping to put up a dyke on i Theawnarch of ve 7 side-of-+ttrehouse: Hunting Zebras, After crossing the usnal heated: yel fow plaing, looking forall the world ji uy expanse of overpurched hayfields and jotted here and there with droves ol pringhok, we outspanned two and-so rode back Again across wie hot, we cry plain for camp. We kad not long quitted the forest before we sighted a good “troop-ot—Btirchells-zebra;-feeditreepriet ly. We spread ont in linc to them, : The troop, which consisted mostly of mares: with a yearling foul-or-two, was guarded by_an—old—stailion, whe—stood sentinel nearest to us with his head up. Presently, turning half round, he pave some sort of signal and the rest of the band galloped briskly eff, curveting and eapering as they ran. After moving a few hundred yards the troop suddenly “wheeled rotinid it Tne to hive good look at us again. These tactics of the bras were dis played in a retreat of some tailes, the old stallion always Govérjig the rear, wii! the troop, outflanked by, Dove, shot. ofi to the right aud nty chance came. . yalloped hard to intergept them, and_as they stood for a mintite on seeing me in the line of flight, got a steady shot at barn--door, and-as the troop continued their flight [saw one Zetra turn-mrway alone. Presently shé’ stood again, 1 was soon within sixty yards, and with another bullet finished her. She proved to bea fine mare ip beautiful coat, and her head und skin now decorate a room) at homes—Ldngman’s Magazine. A Story of Millionaire Lick, James Lick, of San Francisdv, was an unlovable millionaire, of whoin a curious story is told, When a poor youth in Pennsylvania he was rejected by the daughter of « wealthy miller on account of his poverty, He vowed at that time that he would some day build a mill that would far surpass that of his sweetheart's father. Many ‘years later he kept. his vow and.constructed at San Jose a mill of highly polished California wood valued at €200,000. During bis lifetime Mr. Lick had few friends and apparently cared for none. He lived plainly and was seen very little jin public. The larger part of lis fortune was left to charities aud public institutions, one notable bequest being the sum of $60,000 for the’ erection of a statue to Key, the author of the ‘Star Spangled Banner. While many institutions profited by Mr: Lick’s posthumous gifts, his most ‘Thebatht chipped writ or a nod rode Th bs witers acted upon by winds and currents circulated round and round like a pool, In all pools floating objects are quicky cast outside of the revolving currents, for they are-earried with them-dn-their }‘ircular route for some time until they re washed ngarer the center or side of the pool,_The bottles that were forced utsice of the currents of the ocean were ‘ast upon the shores~of some country, mut those which were worked toward he center eventually found their way in he eth -waters--of-the: Sargasse--sen, ifere thoy remain peacefully. until icked up by some vessel, or until some Tosa cists then back into tho oo ul inthe midd’e_of the ocean, but-oceaijonally they ure driven there by storms or adverse Winds, Strange sights mect tho gaze of the sailors at auch -times. Wonderful stories-—partly true and partly false—have been told by sailors returning from a forced trip.to the Sargass6 sea, The surface of thesea is covered with floating wrecks, spars, seaweed, boxes, fruits and a thousand other inntuaerable articles, It is the great repository or storehouse of tho ocean, and all things which do not sink to the bottom or are not washed. upon. the shores are. carried. to. this counter of the sea When one-considers the vast) number of wrecks on the ocean and the quantity of floating material. that is thrown overboard, . Wfaint idea of the wreckage in. the Sargasso x6a muy be coficeived, Derelicts’ or abandoned véssels” frequently disappear in mysterious ways, and no accounts are given of them for years by passing vessels, Then suddenly, years later, they appear again in some well traveled route to the astonishment of all. The wrecks are covered with mould and, green slime, showing the long, lonesome voyage which they have passed through. It. is generally supposed that such derelicts have been swept into the center of the pool and remained in the Sargasso sea until finally cast out by somo .»unusually violent storm, F The life in this sea is interesting, Solitary aud aloue the acres of waters, cov‘red with the debris, stretch out as the vast, graveyard of. the ocean, seldom . being visited by vessels or human beings, War from a!l trading routes of vessels, vhe sight of a sail or steamship is omething nousnal, The: fishes of the sea form the chief life of those watory wlitudes, Attracted by the vast quanities of wreckage floating in the sea, snd also by the gulf weed on which many of them live, they swarm around in great numbers, ‘he sialler tishes live in the intricate avenues formed by the seaweed, and the more ferocions-denisons of the deep come hither to feed up= mn the Guantitios of small fish. 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He Was Willing. “Do you think you cxun, support me, scorge?” she asked an hour after he had opposed, ‘Yes, if you'll get on the other knee,” : said. —Exchaure. vr way the subinarine life of the Sargasso ea is made interesting and lively. The only life overhead is that made oy a few sea birds, which occasionally veach the solitudes of this midocean cometery. A few of the long flyers of the air penetrate to the very middle of the ocean, but it is very rarely that this cours. Some huve been known to follow vessela across the ocean, keeping at & respectful distance from the stern. Other birds have been swept out to sea by storins, and have finally sought refuge in the Sargasso sea. Still others, taking refuge. on some derelict, have been gradually carried to the same mid0c ean scene, There-is sufficient food floating on the surface or to be obtained from the fisher which live among the forests of seaweed to support a large colony of birds. Iti surinised thut many of those found in the sea have inhabited those reyions for years, partly from choice and partly from necessity, Birds swept out there by storins wonld not care to venture the jong return trip to land, and finding an abundance of food and wrecks on which to rest and rear their young they might easily becomecontented with their strange lot. Just how far the strong winged sea birds can fly without resting is all conjéctural, but it is doubtful if tmnany of them would undertake such a long journey seaward .with’ no better prospects ahead than dieary wastes of water.—Deirdit Free Press; The Greatest Tobacco Users. The Austrians Gonsume more tobacco than any other nationality or race on the globe, civilized wor savage. 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folLicks all 16.50 with 1uY year hest . to cal, iLY ear, ekly tub able the an sith one aL ay itta ke ‘ith \N‘ith one ) ae vp LY ar kly all, rt ith PT LY ia 00 ou an, te Fj eS . s=.c Ly Let sbulrcmenioomasu ean t “Pi “te Tables VADA VOL. LXIII.—No.' 9933 NEVADA OITY. OAL SATURDAY .FVENING. JANUARY :8 “als93 — Established Sept.6, 1960, by N. P. Browa.& Oo. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. 1 PUBLISHED BY BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. © L. S, CALKINS, SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Six-Dollars-Per-Annum,.in-advance.__ Sixty Cents Per Month for any less time than one year. FRANK -T. NILON,*® Attorney and Counselo Office—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City, California. Will practice in all the Courts. J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law. OFFICE . Tilley Building,.Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada Ci ty. N. C. N. G. R. R. TIME TABLE NO. 45. ‘Taking effect Monday, May 2d. 1892, at L o'clock A. M., as follows: 2 AVING NEVADACITY : B30 A. M, Dally, donnect with loca. ‘arriving at San vrectes at 4:45 -P. M., and--overland from East.P. M. Daily, connecting with 12: 4 J overland-arriving at San Francisco at 9:45 P.M. ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 9:50 A. Sita pete gr ibaws até fF & ., else. Daily, cennecting with Overland leaving San "5-25 P. M. Francisco at $:004.M., and overland from the East. z JOHN F. KIDDER, ' .H. BROWN, Superintendent.” THE +: KEYSTONE : + MARKET, GRISSEL BROS., Commercial Street. Beef, : Pork, : Mutton And Veal. SATSAGES OR EVERY KIND. Frosh vn Salt Meats, Rte,, kept on hand, Tis Lowsst Living Prices and the best Meat {SF Meats delivered to any part of the city free: of charge Nevada County Abstract Office, “Nevada City, Nevada Co. Cat = Pithes Examinsd and Insured . JOHN A. RAPP, voubty Recorder 11 consecutive years, ¢ BEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT For sate—6000 acres of land of the Cali fornia lron-and Steel Company,-situated in the southern portion of Nevada county and bordering on the. best lands of placer count: ca “4 gas: aaras-@ eof Jend. Valley. Bouse and lot ou Est Broad street, ada City. NeBroad Strast Maat Market JAMES MONRO, P.ov’r. . ay Broad Street, Customers eupplied at the Lowest Pric’ with the very neat of Beef. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sausnrges, Eto Portland Smelting & Refining COMPANY, LINNTON, OREGON. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead Ore. Apely ©" k. MALTMAN, Agont Nevada City, Aug. 23. Fl Paso de Robles Springs Hote Near the City Hall, situated in. Pleasant . iG. E. WITHINGTON W. D. LONG Attorney and Counselor at Law. —OFFICE — ‘Corner of Broad and Pine Sts., up stair NEVADA CITY y TMVs. Ss. FORT, Attorney and Oounselor at naw: : }rriCE -Lhomas suilding,corner Broad ‘ and Pine streets. Neveda Gite FRED SEARLS, At‘orney and Counselor st Lew, [£.L PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUP state aud Federai,' P.F, SIMONDS Attorney and Oounselor at Law, Wit: PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND. United Staten Courts, — J. . CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer, Kastern4—-Office=Nortirsicte of Broat Streets ope tern” posite National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. Will practice in all the Cuurts of this State. Estates in Probate proceedings will receive careful attention. DENTIST, NEVADA CITY Hse with Dr N.-%,-Jaapman/Sacramen Or. J. F. Shaw, Surgical~and Mechanical Dentist. Odd [Fellows’ ,Bullding, Broad Street, Nevada City.= a. B. OHAPMAN, pe. Nrit NEVADA GEPY,..55.06 CA‘ vOCAL ANESTHETICS I¥ DESIRED. itice » Resideace, Bacramento s¢ ww IN PAINTING. IVES notice. that.-he~is prepared to G paint Signs, Carts, Buggies and Wag. ons, ete., in the highest atyle of the art. From and after date I will paint Carts from $5 to $10. Buggies trom $15, to $22.50. Sign Painting’a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, Oppo. SIPTE YORK STREF1. @0@™ C ive me acall before placing ‘your werk elsewhere. TrOKETs —TO— EASTERN CITIES “ARE SOLD BY THE— SOUTHERN PAciFiG COMPANY AT COLFAX, M. 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'1 be hardly possible to hold out a wees longer. ‘Shady Jack's well is done,” hu said,—‘and—_the—Frenehanii's—tank—is empty.” Iliswife tried to entourage him, ~ ‘Hope for the best,” she said. “My oathf’, answered the manager, “but the best things never come off.” Yes, Dick,” responded his wife, ‘‘but the worst things never come off.” Night after night thisman had walked the room, alternating between prayers and curses, as each day's record was un other thousand sheep dead, another enipty well, until at last he ha: came to this grim conraye of despair. 7 shoulda’t care so much,” the traveler, but then my girls in there!” He drew his sleeves across his eyes and bowed his headon the table. For ten minutes he sat there so visitorsaw him raise his hem, start, spring to his feet and tisten with stranied attention, What was that? Somethin; pinged on the corrmzated roof overhend, “Rain, rain, rai!’ he shouted ashe rushed gut eide and ftell.ou his knees with his hauds sire teh d out toward the clouded sky. . “Thank God! he said to wife, my Thavk God! Wife! Then the . oc B AN'S fon AY B Y ARD.” THE WONDERFUL SARGASSO SEA OF THE GREAT. ATLANTIC. The Enormous! 'Ftoating Semi-island Toward Which Nearly Everything on the —_Mighty—Deep-—Drifts—_and—Is—Held—as— °Prisoner—Its Inhabitants, For several years past the hydrographic bureau at Washington has been . trying to acquire amore intimate knowledge of the movements of the waters-of the otean, and a great number of bottles, coOntaining messages and securely corked, have been dropped overboard by vessels. Many of these, have floated thousands of miles_before theywere picked up, and while some were washed apon native and foreign shores others have found their way into the great SarZasso sea. From the courses taken by these different bottles it has been found that the oeéan currents move around in a vast circle, Those which were dropped overboard -on-the-American coust took a northerly course,. while those on the European side floated toward the south, Bottles dropped overboard in the North Atlantio started toward the northeast, and those from the African or Spanish coast floated clmost directly west until chéy reached the West India islands, Che general directions of the currents avtained, showing. that the ute thaea acamaaial prescription work of supe are the intell Castoria mn to endorse it. reach,"* Cansos Martyn Late Pastor BloomingdaleReformed Chure % Girls! Mary? Waint® Even so. 4 flood gates of .the sky were opened, amd before morning the visitor was helping to put up a dyke on i Theawnarch of ve 7 side-of-+ttrehouse: Hunting Zebras, After crossing the usnal heated: yel fow plaing, looking forall the world ji uy expanse of overpurched hayfields and jotted here and there with droves ol pringhok, we outspanned two and-so rode back Again across wie hot, we cry plain for camp. We kad not long quitted the forest before we sighted a good “troop-ot—Btirchells-zebra;-feeditreepriet ly. We spread ont in linc to them, : The troop, which consisted mostly of mares: with a yearling foul-or-two, was guarded by_an—old—stailion, whe—stood sentinel nearest to us with his head up. Presently, turning half round, he pave some sort of signal and the rest of the band galloped briskly eff, curveting and eapering as they ran. After moving a few hundred yards the troop suddenly “wheeled rotinid it Tne to hive good look at us again. These tactics of the bras were dis played in a retreat of some tailes, the old stallion always Govérjig the rear, wii! the troop, outflanked by, Dove, shot. ofi to the right aud nty chance came. . yalloped hard to intergept them, and_as they stood for a mintite on seeing me in the line of flight, got a steady shot at barn--door, and-as the troop continued their flight [saw one Zetra turn-mrway alone. Presently shé’ stood again, 1 was soon within sixty yards, and with another bullet finished her. She proved to bea fine mare ip beautiful coat, and her head und skin now decorate a room) at homes—Ldngman’s Magazine. A Story of Millionaire Lick, James Lick, of San Francisdv, was an unlovable millionaire, of whoin a curious story is told, When a poor youth in Pennsylvania he was rejected by the daughter of « wealthy miller on account of his poverty, He vowed at that time that he would some day build a mill that would far surpass that of his sweetheart's father. Many ‘years later he kept. his vow and.constructed at San Jose a mill of highly polished California wood valued at €200,000. During bis lifetime Mr. Lick had few friends and apparently cared for none. He lived plainly and was seen very little jin public. The larger part of lis fortune was left to charities aud public institutions, one notable bequest being the sum of $60,000 for the’ erection of a statue to Key, the author of the ‘Star Spangled Banner. While many institutions profited by Mr: Lick’s posthumous gifts, his most ‘Thebatht chipped writ or a nod rode Th bs witers acted upon by winds and currents circulated round and round like a pool, In all pools floating objects are quicky cast outside of the revolving currents, for they are-earried with them-dn-their }‘ircular route for some time until they re washed ngarer the center or side of the pool,_The bottles that were forced utsice of the currents of the ocean were ‘ast upon the shores~of some country, mut those which were worked toward he center eventually found their way in he eth -waters--of-the: Sargasse--sen, ifere thoy remain peacefully. until icked up by some vessel, or until some Tosa cists then back into tho oo ul inthe midd’e_of the ocean, but-oceaijonally they ure driven there by storms or adverse Winds, Strange sights mect tho gaze of the sailors at auch -times. Wonderful stories-—partly true and partly false—have been told by sailors returning from a forced trip.to the Sargass6 sea, The surface of thesea is covered with floating wrecks, spars, seaweed, boxes, fruits and a thousand other inntuaerable articles, It is the great repository or storehouse of tho ocean, and all things which do not sink to the bottom or are not washed. upon. the shores are. carried. to. this counter of the sea When one-considers the vast) number of wrecks on the ocean and the quantity of floating material. that is thrown overboard, . Wfaint idea of the wreckage in. the Sargasso x6a muy be coficeived, Derelicts’ or abandoned véssels” frequently disappear in mysterious ways, and no accounts are given of them for years by passing vessels, Then suddenly, years later, they appear again in some well traveled route to the astonishment of all. The wrecks are covered with mould and, green slime, showing the long, lonesome voyage which they have passed through. It. is generally supposed that such derelicts have been swept into the center of the pool and remained in the Sargasso sea until finally cast out by somo .»unusually violent storm, F The life in this sea is interesting, Solitary aud aloue the acres of waters, cov‘red with the debris, stretch out as the vast, graveyard of. the ocean, seldom . being visited by vessels or human beings, War from a!l trading routes of vessels, vhe sight of a sail or steamship is omething nousnal, The: fishes of the sea form the chief life of those watory wlitudes, Attracted by the vast quanities of wreckage floating in the sea, snd also by the gulf weed on which many of them live, they swarm around in great numbers, ‘he sialler tishes live in the intricate avenues formed by the seaweed, and the more ferocions-denisons of the deep come hither to feed up= mn the Guantitios of small fish. 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He Was Willing. “Do you think you cxun, support me, scorge?” she asked an hour after he had opposed, ‘Yes, if you'll get on the other knee,” : said. —Exchaure. vr way the subinarine life of the Sargasso ea is made interesting and lively. The only life overhead is that made oy a few sea birds, which occasionally veach the solitudes of this midocean cometery. A few of the long flyers of the air penetrate to the very middle of the ocean, but it is very rarely that this cours. Some huve been known to follow vessela across the ocean, keeping at & respectful distance from the stern. Other birds have been swept out to sea by storins, and have finally sought refuge in the Sargasso sea. Still others, taking refuge. on some derelict, have been gradually carried to the same mid0c ean scene, There-is sufficient food floating on the surface or to be obtained from the fisher which live among the forests of seaweed to support a large colony of birds. Iti surinised thut many of those found in the sea have inhabited those reyions for years, partly from choice and partly from necessity, Birds swept out there by storins wonld not care to venture the jong return trip to land, and finding an abundance of food and wrecks on which to rest and rear their young they might easily becomecontented with their strange lot. Just how far the strong winged sea birds can fly without resting is all conjéctural, but it is doubtful if tmnany of them would undertake such a long journey seaward .with’ no better prospects ahead than dieary wastes of water.—Deirdit Free Press; The Greatest Tobacco Users. The Austrians Gonsume more tobacco than any other nationality or race on the globe, civilized wor savage. 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