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A DUCK GEYSER. An. Extraordinary Experience in tlie Arid Belt. "Ever since I wont to tho poultry Bhow," said Jackson Tetors, "I have felt interested in chickens, I wish I had some." "Yes," observed Robinson, "it would not be a bad idea for you to keep a few god fowls in you room. They could roost on the foot of your bed, and you could make nests for the hens in your last year's hats, and coop your chicks In the srrate, and "I believe, Robinson, that you are becoming almost as facetious as Jones.

You should be careful that the attack does not run Into a low form of improbable adventures. What I want to do is to go out into the country and raise chickens." "Why not ducks?" inquired Jones, In a serious and Interested tone. "Well, they might be all right I could get a place where there was plenty of water and raise ducks." "Yes, ducks need water; but I nave a theory that it is best to go where there is no water naturally, get it in some way, and then raise them "Why?" "More demand for them where they are scarce, and therefore a better price," answered Jones. "Go out to the arid region, Jackson, to start your duck ranch." "Well, there may be something in that," replied Jackson, much interested. What place would you recommend?" "I tried Dakota," said Jones, softly.

"Oh, you've tried it, have you?" re-turaed Jackson, suspiciously, beginning to catch the drift of the other's "Certainly, Jackson, I was Just going to tell you about It." "Very self-sacrificing of you, I am eure. No doubt you utilized their voice and set up a thousand-quack-power motor, or "Now, hold on, my young friend; this is not a debate in the senate, but a serious discussion of weighty agricultural problems. If you will listen, you may learn ranch. When I decided several years ago to engage in duck culture, I went out to Dakota. I first called on the governor.

I said, for what is there the greatest demand tn your territory? 'English capitalists; he replied. 'I would gladly start a ranch to raise that sort of stock If I I answered; but you see now Impossible It is. For what practical product is there the heaviest demand? 'Ducks, replied the governor; there is not a duck la the But they require I said. 'Irrigate returned the executive. VBut," interposed Jackson Peters, "couldn't the settlers raise them along the rivers?" "So I hinted to the governor.

There's the Jim I. said to him; there's a place for ducks to 'Not deep answered the governor. 'Well the Missouri, Too The upshot of it was that I went down Into Brule County bought some land, sent to Ilinois for five hundred prime live -ducks, and began boring an artesian well. Uk9 a thousand feet, and still nosign of wutr, I became anxious, and spent much of my time about the mouth of it The ducks were also becoming 1m- gatient, ard would cluster about the ole, six Inches in diameter, peer down It and quack in a -thirsty voice which touched me deeply. One day while my workmen were sharpening their drill, 'I was leaning over the hole, measuring its depth with a small cord and weight when suddenly, with a terrific explosion and a roar which shook the earth, a stream of water burst out of the hole and shot one hundred feet Into the air.

Being directly over it, I was of course, carried up, along with, one duck. The first thing I realized was. of being tossed up and down on the top of the column of water, precisely as you will sometimes see a small ball tossed up and down by the central Jet of a lawn fountain. "Gentlemen, 'I am not ashamed to admit "that for a moment I was lightened. The top of the stream spread to a oot and a half in diameter, and was soft and foamy.

It rose and fell 4Somewhat, and I was gently bounced Tip and down on my face. I had seized the duck by the leg3 while coming up, -that ne might not be injured, but I now released him and turned over and sat xipright. My workmen and neighbors came rushing up to the well; but though I could see them making signs, I could hear nothing, owing to the-frightful roar of the escaping waters, which was as great as that of Niagara, The duck floundered about at my side and quacked with joy; but I own that I was (somewhat disturbed by the, prospect dare not jump off, on account of the height. As for sliding down the column, it -was impossible to -wake any headway the terrific upward current. I saw I was in for a considerable stay, so decided to jmake the best of it I signaled my -men to send ip some dinner, a newspaper, and a handful of corn for the duck.

This they did, Inclosing all in a etout tin can, ad 1 soon refreshed myself And began looking over the paper, tfind-especial Interest in an article on The Advantage of the Artesian. Well on the i Farm. The duck ate the corn out of my hand nusd seemed grateful. After finishing the papex, I tossed it off and jallowed It to flutter to the erocmd, and jspent the rest of the afternoon in sust-veylng the neighborhood, my elevatioiu jglving me a tine prospect Is. all directions.

"After supper, which wis sent up as dinner had been, I began think sleeping accommodations. Finally signaled. my men to sendixe up a cot which they did simply by it tolq. the column of water as ther had the Oither things. It came up and struck me with considerable force, but balanced nicely on top the stream, which now flattened ont rather more, and I on retired, placing the dock on the foot of the bed.

I slept well, though I woke up nce or twice, possibly from the novelty of the surroundings. "The days which followed were much tSXe the first My meals wero'sent up regularly, together with books and papers, and I spent most of my time In reading and teaching the duck many interesting' tricks. People came for miles to see me in my odd position, and I nras an lmmenso boon to local ohotv graphers. I also wrote a series or articles for the Territorial Agriculturist on 'The Artesian Well and others on "How the Farmer May Itlse In the and 'Ups and Downs of Duck I may say that those met with much favor, and were widely quoted and commented upon. Frlciuls have sometimes eluded mo for not devoting more of my time to work with the pen." Jones stopped abruptly and gazed into the fire.

"Well," said Smith, after a pause, "you forget that you are down now." "Yes, that's so; I am. But I stayed up there six- weeks. It was In the latter part of October when I went up. Early in December there came a cold snap and froze the column of water solid. Tossing my duck off, which readily flew to the ground, I took a rope previously sent up, tied it to my cot, which was frozen on top of the stream, and slid to terra flrma, and received the congratulations of my friends.

That, I think, is all." Jackson Peters moved about uneasily in his chair for a few moments. Then he said: "Well, your duck-farm was a success, I suppose?" "A decided one, Jackson. Next summer the ducks soon learned to hop into the stream, ride up, fly off, and repeat the performance. They thus avoided the work of swimming, and turned the energy so saved to the produclion of feathers and eggs. There was a procession of ducks going up the column of water and fluttering off the top all day long, as If it were a duck volcano.

A correspondent of a New York paper a somewhat superficial observer conceived it (with slight help from me) to be such in reality, and sent an interesting dispatch to his sheet, entitled, 'Great Duck Geysar! Immense Vein of Natural Ducks Tapped Dakota A Discharge of Three Hundred Prime Live Fowls per Minute Proposed Pipe-Line to "Yes, Jackson, my duck-farm was a success; and if you embark in the business, I advise you to go to the arid belt But avoid leaning over your artesian well, unless you are interested in the study of the upper atmospheric strata." Harper's Weekly. PERILS OF BULL F1QHTINQ. An EhiffllaH Writer Denies Certain Oft-Repeated Statements Reirard-inn; the Sport. The terrible death of a promising young torero In the bull ring has once again attracted the attention of the English public to the Spanish national sport, says the London Graphic. One is accustomed to hear bull fighting denounced as both cruel and cowardly cruel because of the suffering it inflicts upon animals, cowardly because the risk asm by the bull fighter Is infinitesimal.

The first charge is absolutely true, so far, at least as concerns themnfortunate horses. The second Is equally false, as the tragic death of Espartero the other day should serve to show the amateur critics for the most part have never seen the spectacle they denounce In such unqualified terms. If the Span-lards would revive the original form ot the sport, they borrowed from the that is to eayt- riding, not oti wretched cab horses, only fit for the "knacker, and mounted by professional picadores, but of valuable horses with "owners up," who would, -of course, exercise their skill In trying to save "their mounts there would bo little be said against toull fighting on the score of cruelty. As: to the current sneers at the 'cowardice of the bull fighters, they are tho outcome of sheer ignorance. One has but to witness the entry Into the ring of a fresh caught twice the size and weight of a lion, fully as fierce and almost as active, to understand that every man in the ring carries his life In hand, and that a momentary loss of nerve, of judgment, or of footing 'wfll probably mean Instant death.

That terrible fighting "spear" a Spaniard mever talks of a bull's nny more than an 'Englishman of a "tail" would maSse short work of any man Who had a not -devoted the flower Of his -age to thetudy of the most perilous of all kinds of sport. Those who have seen such daring and accomplished toreros as flLagartijo or Frascuelo take the cloak from the hand of subordinate and play with the Infuriated beast as a child might with a kitten, knowing all the time that the -slightest mistake would be fatal, cannot, iif they sr-eak the truth, refuse to admit that the coiasibinailon of skill and courage is unparalleled. The perils of the plaza redeem sport from 'the charge of cowardice, though not, as it is at present rftonducted, from that of crueltj. AlKORTUNATE FAINT. A Wannn la Spared 3y Seemed to De Dead.

"A fjdnting fit is something not usually to be remarked Marcus X. Wilson, 'Athens, "tat I rrecall an instance wbere a swoon jpro.ved to be about the 'beat thing that could 'have happened ito-a certain young; lady, as -It probably twasitiie means of avlftg her life." "During iQie-street parade if a few years full-grown lion man-: aged in some to break tte fasten- higs of his eaje and bounded arat In ithe midst of the rowd of people who were collected on the street Of course, people were frightened nearly out of thoir wits, and died in every direction. One woman wa -so foadly terrified thai to the ground In a dead faint not more than tn feet from where th? Sion stood lashiiiflp his tall and glaring about him. No one dared to approach lite woman to bfar her to a place of safety, neither was there a gun nor pistol handy with which to skill the beast "All at once the lion turned his gaze on the prostrate form of the woman, and with an awful roar reached her side with one bound. The spectators were horrified, expecting the next moment to see the poor woman torn limb from limb.

To the astonishment of ev-ery one, the lion, Instead of mangling lUie body, simply sniffed at it turned it oxer with his paws, and, after eyeing it suspiciously, walked away. He thought the woman was dead. After some time and a good deal of trouble the lion was captured by his ksers and recaged." A Very Genteel LlUe Mlitalce. Srme of tho Indian boys sometimes hesitate to accept an invitation to tea or dinner with a teacher, fearing they will make some little mistake at the table. They need have no such fears, for being such a close observer of manners aid customs of associates, the Indian seems to catch the tricks of etiquette, without effort and without much teaching.

It is often remarked that "such and such a one has very nice manners, and where did he get them?" But an amusing little incident in connection with an Indian boy at one of the government schools is told in the Indian Helper. It will be read with as much interest by the boys and girls now at the school as by the rest of our readers. An Indian boy had been invited to dine with a friend in town. The dinner progressed nicely, and the lad, who was not long from camp, did nothing unseemly. It was observed, whowiever, that he observed every move at the table, and what his friend did, that he did.

When his friend ate with a fork, he ate with a fork. When his friend sipped coffee with a spoon, he did likewise. If his friend mashed his potatoes with his fork and put butter on them, he did also. A lively conversation was kept up all through, so as to make the Indian boy feel as comfortable as possible. But when the oranges came for dessert the boy was at a loss to know how to handle the fruit.

His friend had an orange which was decayed on one side, so he took the knife, cut it in half and only ate the good part, leaving the other half by the side of his plate. The boy believing what his friend did was undoubtedly good manners followed suit, took his knife, and as skilfully cut his great fine orange in half and ate one half only, leaving the other half by the side of his plate. The boy liked oranges, but he did not mean to commit any breach of etiquette. In a Tight Place. When a wounded African buffalo gets in chase of you, it Is time to look out.

So thinks Mr. Charles Montague, and he has reason to know. One day such a beast came after him so suddenly that he hud no time to' fire, and could only make a dash Into a narrow path trodden by game. He hoped the buffalo would rush past, but tho fellow was too cunning. He was close to me.

In another second I must have been gored, whn fortune favored me. There was a small, tree with brandies growing at an angle outward from the very root. Under this tree I dived and lay flat keeping my body as dose to the roots as I COUld. The buffalo could not get at me. The width of his horns was too ereat to allow him to thrust his head, well under the stout lower branches, nor could he get near enough to trample mc with his hoofs.

But he did the next best thing he battered my tfc uMi hoH I tried to seize htm by the and in so doing cut my hand against his teeth. Every time I tried to draw breath he gave me another thump be tween the shoulders, knocking all the wind out of me. I heard a roaring in my ears as If I were taking a long dive, and a mist seemed to cloud my vision. I remem-. ber that I felt no pain, and only thought to myself, "Well, here is an end of Then I became Insensible.

When I came to again, Langa and Pandela were propping me np and pour ing water over my head, and blood vas oozing from my lips. I had been saved by the courage and readiness of Pandela, who, seeing my peril, rushed Tip, hurled his assegai at the buffalo and then fled. The buffa lo took chase, Pandela swung himself into a tree, and the buffalo went off at full speed through the bush. The Ilallrona Do sr. One of the best dog stories that has been reported of Sate is the following.

Of course yon can believe it or not, as you like. It comes as a fact, and if it Is, then dogs are still wiser than they used to be: There is an englneer out on the Den ver Itio Grande railroad who is the owner of a dog which is possessed of a good deal more than the average amount of canine intelligence. This dog is a bright water spaniel, and lias been accustomed to ride with his master on the engine lnce he was a purpy. He goes to the roundhouse about the time for 'his master's train to be made up, and mounts his own engine, having no (difficulty sin picking it out fnom the twenty or more other engines standing in the jroundhouse. He on the fireman's side of the cab, Trtith his bead and paws both hanging out of the window, intently watching the track.

He often scents cattle at; a long distamce. 'When they appear In sight, becomes greatly excited and Ibarks fitsiotusljr, looks first at them andtthen at (master, as though itrying to make Men (understand the -gravity of dhe situation. On nearer spproach them foe laeeomes almost firantic, and iif it bconnes jiecessary to came to a tEull stop. She bounds out of the cab, md munmg -drives the trespasses out of Ikarntfs way. He well known to all Klie mHroad men the line, and if by chaMt he gets Heft at any station, he invariably board the first train for home, Ttfbere he patently awaits the return of" Ills master.

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