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ages sa. is to be te- the Japanese garennwnt lias mate a special jriatfeai to pay military This is on account the camphor basxaess. Hfc- ttt recently the entire worU tout practically for te supply of camphor has feelfl a. tkm jf tkat necessary the awe Cere artificial large stale. and Ik we tn the market to extent.

It fe necessary -oafcr the dr- that the dtim than lest It crowded oat. by cftMphor. wttfcn fbnwBrit tn BmtflMin Japan tave to treat extent to tact of -a. reculatfcai to quire planting of OH secdttac eTOT tree cut and so the arc to look to Tbrnoaa. the camphor lattrel ftoaiishcs over a.

great extent at tciiitery. 1m ItsfcoaUbe tbelr with ptctttteeqisclT IVy a pecvtiar work exjraafr to carry hvmaa be tt te ia the taimm interior of Pdrawea that the camphor laurel grows-- that is to say. to a region which Vee pre- historic times, and is today, under sarage dominion, The strages who occupy this territory are Terr Aezce, and earnestly addicted to bead-feint- ing, Hliherto the canphor of their has obtained otly their consent, it leas custo- mary to par money to iheir ciaeCs as an inducement to retrain, from destroy- ing the distilling outfits. Neverthe- less, trouble has been frexpjent. and the stats hare been constantly de- stroyed.

An unlimited number of laborers can be hired in Japan for ten cents a day; but not for any sweb price, nor for many times that arack can be obtained to go into the forests of Formosa, cot dawa the trees. and distm the gum. at the stations risk of losing their heads. It known that the Japanese do not lack: brar- ery; but the Fbrao- san sarage ts a reKgSon; nothing from his point of Tiew fe impor- taut, and he wOl lie in wait for many days at a time near a lonely path, in the woods for the sake of gettfcag: one chop at a passing: cantphor-aeeker. Formosa is a big EsSand-- as as Sardina and Corsica, put tegeiher.

It Is 235 miles Ions 73 males More than half of its esitine is to- day in the possession of tbe saxagex. For some rears past Jspaa has per- sued a ratb.er rnteresiiss rsetSsod for the purpose of ifeoat eventual subtugatiOEL Sse Sias es Ushed a "giMtrd aQ arcsoasd mountainous szasBL tary outposts at latervals It. and has pushed tMs arriScsil Sttstier steadily forvrarf so as to rescues: ifee wild people to a slowly One chleC when, emncsred an to be executed, safct; 1 bate no fear death, hare take. ntnetHoar beads and wanted only six nwre to make the hundred." History tens as that the Spaniards took possession of IXJtmuaa in the year They expelled by the Dotch in Xineseea jean later a Chinese pirate chief named Koxinga out the Dvtcfc and proclaimed himself kins of the island, but in 1CS1 ihe Chinese dethroned his successor, and Ftiraosa lemained a province of the Middle Kingdom np to the war be- tween China, and Japan, as a result of which it paused into the passesskai of the Mikado's empire. A glance at the map wffl show that Ftonnosais really the nmtbennost tsV and of the group which caU the FmXIIppines, being attested only a short distance to the north of Unoa.

Its wHd people are wndonbtedtr of Malay origin. But its earliest inbabt- tants black dwartm. bdovtlng; to the race as the pigBKF who still ftiuilie in iranTI nimben in IJESOK. Many oC their akUitou have been fboad In the mount aiasan inte- and it is reasoaabte to cnppose that they were exterminated by the savages who now occupy their tern- ttry- As already stated, these savages bare never been sabdoed. From an ethnological point of view, they are more than ordinarily interesting.

Their garb ranges from nudtty to gay- cdored garrcents of their own weav- ing, made from the fibers of banana and ramie. The women are kindly treated acd have eoual with the znes. Bot if a wife loses her tasbacd after the birtb. of a cMM is jsot al- krxed to marry again, the idea being that her business thereafter is to si- teal to the upbringing ef her off- sncinc. Twans are a bad omen, and aonie of the tribes It has been customary to Me them to a tree and permit them te perish.

is supposed to he a puntsh- it Inflicted by the spirits of the dead. Dreams afford a medium through which the spirits of the dead communicate -with the living. The Atayal and Paiwan groups believe the virgin forests to be the abode of the spirits of theh- ancestors, and on this account trees within certain desig- nated areas are never disturbed. Old men and women have supernatural' powers of the Itind usually attributed to witches, and for this reason they perform the religious rites for the tribe. Spirits of dead persons other than, ancestors are dangerous and possibly materolent.

The Atayal consider that the ghosts of their forbears win not be satisfied unless a human head Is part of the offering made at ceremo- nials. Likewise In the case of a dis- pute between two persons the spirits of his ancestors will guide and pro- tect the one whose cause is Just, so that he may obtain the first head and thereby win. The toil of Formosa Is exceedingly rich, and nowhere Is a finer quality tea produced. The eastern half of the island Is covered with jungle, in which grows the valuable creeper known as rattan. But the most prec- ious vegetable product is camphor, which Is the resin of a tree that grows to huge size, sometimes attaining a diameter of twelve feet.

The only way to get the camphor is to chop the tree Into chips, which are subjected to a crude process of dis- tillation, the vapor, when condensed, being deposited In crystals on bamboo screens. This is crude camphor, which comes to market in wooden tabs. It Is refined by redistillation. At the present time Japan exports about 5,000,000 pounds, of camphor annually, one-fourth of it being ship- ped to the United States. It used to be refined in Europe and America, but BOW tie Japanese refine their own comphor and ship the finished pro- duct.

DAISY CAME FROM ENGLAND By this means it wtzs eEpecceii that within fifteen yeais of present time the entire Msral -wcdS be brought under ciirfEied cectreS, Bat commercial necessity has isde sary a change of pn. CAESPOT sacst be had, and it has beea deeded to wipe out or paciCr te saTages withtn'the comittff year, Tlaey can take their choice which it snaD it Their numbeis are not accarateJr inowtL of cocrse. bat it Is that they are split HP into so fewer than 723 tribes, whose TiHases com- prise from three to upward of three hundred houses. i The tribes are dinged into sine groups, which are mutually boetHe, and which, differ another in cns- toms and langnages. Sosse of them.

particularly at the soath end of the Island, hare already been partly lized. and there ts exec among them a sort of rural free defir- ery mail by EatiTia liers. la the rasge meson- tains dwell the trfbes csf tbe Vecsaia group. wM(A are iresy Servje asid cjj- terprising: head-itursteis- Is dassy became so troubtesosse tfest a salsisjy attack-was loade tEpos tcssa. rest- ing in their partEal The AtayaL or ttothesa savages, are the largest and most powerrai grocp.

They look upon teadztiBg; as tie chief end and aim of existence. A hs- head is necessary as aa offering In all their When a dispute arises tecireec fsdi- decisioa is awarded to the who first secares a tend. A lad not recognized as asfe TsssSL be las taken a hea Bat It irosss; ie lie head of a Japanese cr Like the Pestiferous Sparrow. This Import Also Has Become a Pest From Memorial day to the or Jolr the large white daisies in some form, dwarf or tan-growing: are fcnxnd In abundance, Hie unimproTed Erotzntfs of sabsrbxn coontrr seatSt and jet proTine: a daily ancoTxnce to fartaets throogboot the MDs and TaHers of eastern Pencsji- Tcnia, according- to a. correspqadent of UK Fhiladelphfa UecortL Xo sooa- er are toe large daisies gone tor tite titan the little oi-ejes and the other white Ind yefloT blooms datt known as Jalr An- gcst daisies, and oalj- exdamatkras of deJight and capture are beaid from the appreciatrre Tocngsters who are preserved in memory of Sir "William Keith and the gay life of the dashing, pleasure loving lieu- tenant governor) has of late become known as "the home of the daisy." HIGH MORALS IN AMERICA "HTate the daisies hare neen wen Isxftfo.

N3th in cessre and praise for cany, many tt is caily iti Tecentlj- that the of their into this coaster has heezE Horsiaai township is declared to be the Keith. lientecact goTenajr of the isdiiidts! who "the flower orer to rsany the daisies are the tMcest and their history eri- dealiy the most faisHiar. as t9 why they hare become kcown i the pest as "park weedT The reasoa fc ei- when their socrce of fcitro- is takes into They tecelred tis aanic wait in the jttBgte. near a path, several of theci hope of ofctamis? tie in near to tee savage bsset. little periL At tie sasse sasse, tbe of the Atsyal is iSutscsJsny teaitplng br'reasca of JSs ricissss Sa Kodects.

It GI Governor Keith. Slice the historic Ke! has been IB rain and evec the aacfeat trees aad shmbbery its ianxxis cocrjari have Jargeiy died oat. Use cf daisies Surrotsdlcs ihe da hoss bees the lacst briEiant sjtsianxesit to tie days colcaasi $6v- Standard Higher Than in England, American Tells British Royal Commission. R. Xewton Crane, senior counsel to the American embassy in London, toM the royal commission on divorce in England recently that there is a higher morality in Amer- ica than in England- He admitted that divorce Is more prevalent in this country than' in any other country in the world except Japan, but contended this was due to the fact that persons of respecta- bility had come to regard divorce as a firmly established institution, de- signed to cure unhappiness.

J. A. Barratt, of counsel to the American embassy, pointed out tha there are more varied causes for dl force in European countries than in ae United States. In Austria "In vincible aversion," in Hungary "vesa tious mortification," in France "prodi galitr and violent disposition," in Swe- dea "opposite of feeling and though amounting to hate" and in Formosa are considered sufficien grounds for divorce. la Algeria, where there are thirteen causes, "previous wooing in which no fical acceptance or refusal has been made" was a cause of divorce.

Bar ratt argued there is not a single caus g'pwee in stnte In this try that cannot be duplicated ir Europe. Tlie cM ruin of av The Hand. The Widow--Oh, Mr. Smith, you'l aerer make me believe that? TThe Candidate--I said I Jhad neve loved a woman till now; not that wcman ever loved me; 'course, say anything so- stupid at and Country. He to than Its weak- Bail stronger than his kidneys.

Over- work, colds, strains, weaken the kid- neys and the whole body suffers. Don't neglect the slightest kidney ailment Be- gin using Doan's Kidney Pills at once. They are especially for sick kidneys. Mrs. George L- joie, 162 W.

Gamble St. Caro. says "I had tost In flesh until I was A mere shadow of my ormer self and too weak to stand more than a few minutes at a time. My rest was broken and my nervous system shattered. Had Doan's Kid- ney Fills not come to ay attention, I flrmly believe I would be in my grave.

They me after doctors had railed." Remember the name--Doan's. For sale'by all dealers. 50 cents bor. Fester-Milbum Buffalo. K.

T. TNET ARE ONE AMD A tNgta tkteJt H'S yoti an4 to SM wnkk ts tkt kMttf. rtlf or a of Coca-Ota, to coollnc--relietw fatlcve and queaches thirst water and lots nicer rink. At soda fountains And car- boaated In bottles--5c eTerywhere. Send 2c stamp for booklet The Truth and the Baseball Record Book for 1910.

The atter contains famous poem Casey CB dl11 or both leagues, and other valuable taseball information compiled by au- horlties. AMress The Coca-Cola Atlanta, Ga, judges' Wigs. The wig Is only worn by English barristers to giro them a stert, Judl lal appearance, and no one can say that It falls in this respect The cus- tom was originated by French iudge in the seventeenth century when, happening to don a marquis' wig day, he found it gave him a stern and dignified appearance that he decided to get one for himself and wear it at all times in court This he did, and the result was so satisfactory from a legal point of view, tfcat not only judges, but bar rlters, also, took up the custom throughout Europe. The Ready Theorist. "You see," explained the scientist, 'flies are dangerous because they carry germs on their feet" "Ah!" exclaimed the ready theorist; the remedy Is simple; All you need to do Is to make them wear overshoes and leave them on the porch when they come In." Dr.

flfcrce'i Pelleti, until, coated, to take candy, refuute and invigorate stomach, lirer and bow eli and AUTO constipation. After A dog has indulged In shor pants he usually goes In swimming. BetAtftm--The paper says that in Norway married people can travel to a fare a half. Mrs. Benham--Married people even in Norway, are they? There Should.

Fritz the gardener was a stolid Ger- man wfco was rarely moved to ex traordlnary language. Even the mos provocative occasions oaty caused him to remade mildly on ill-luck. No long ago he came back faom the city In the late evening after a hard da in the market place. He was sleepy and the train being crowded, the gageman cavo him a chair In his roomy car. Finally the train reached Bloom field.

Frite still slept as tt pulled in and his friend had to shake him an tell him where he was. "I tanks you," said Fritx, as he ros to his teet The open door the car was directly in front of He walked straight out of it The baggageman sprang to look at er him. Fritx slowly picked hlmsel up from the sand by the Bide of th track, looked up at the door, and said with no wrath In his "There should here be some steps. --St Paul Dispatch. If black could not be made to loo like white, toasted cheese would no have so much drawing power towar the mouse trap.

One often wonders why the woma members of a burlesque show requlr dressing rooms. Single Binder cigar is neve doped--only tobacco in its natural The supply of talk always exceed the demand Send postal for Free Package llsfcsUof Poitine. Better and more economical than liquid antiseptics ALL TOILET USES. Lewis' Single Binder 9o cigar equal in quality most lOc cigtrs. A nagging wife makes her husban foregt hte other troubles.

RHEUMATISM lUKYOTS RHEDMATBi COB Millions Say So When notions of paopte People who krow value boy over A mOttoo month. It's the bigteat Miter cause it to the test bow medicine ever made. No what you're CARETS ma-- youTl See. Put a In your vacation outfit Aikforotr IrrlrtUd Lands, Boadiabd tor put tnmtors. We imUat with OoT Tlw Hocky XontfclB W.

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