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There
was ametiterthaeon. The. nmvagrN
tuej aego-hese .hine Ile
ceurogre bat very low thereperetive 'power-
Itte 4 extremely phlegmetio arid dedeteut
neevoue feree. Itle. might long Siece h.atet
thrown eff .011 the ..elleete of - the eperetieo,-
buttes Oteateett The irritetiou ptoduced JOy
- the 111-eletped.: tube bee ;ewer ettheilded..•
theuett the vieleat eeite.h, due to the. setae
Raw, le geme If tt)e I erent jeutheyfetext
Sae RAlOO.I4 Berlin occeolonetleexiety t
at
. we0 alty. Twe eleytt hevenowelepteileinee
arrival* euel the tlectore axe ;tit' ' satittleti
:that no berm Wee done br the joethey-
Neither the fatigue, nor the change et airt
net the cell, /mettle long (hive it midnight
item the stetioe To the raillee 1404 Mt. eny
theme.
he Emperor is even 4loweel ro.
talk a httle, though eileuce le unposed 55
role,
bee tefitiog beleenee Ate of cough
leg, No 'attempt is mode to obtein toe-etie
.teniperetare in the -theme -tehtelt},lta
peroe age:Aviv/4 . Is ie. efelden elangee ehe
4re. to be *tattled.
totereeeete's nestioNenetteer.
1.740 •beslictits which are deity Ohl/Abed
ventein cezeiderehie dee t,rgth.
atteety
et e *milt elope well, le he fetr/y
geo.4 endetiffereW teeth. appet
tite fe tucked eleeeriterd etteoet tee geed. ,
Ne reettleeas in diet ere ilnp.7,$gl ie
deep fa " besieges1. etel eveu overwork. le
thought 01)5 be;ter him than hreediren
Ilia habit le te bit' one email deekt with 4
eaddle for 4 eheir. Seme one of hie weeny
deetete donee within cell. Ammer,. them '
ne ret heere heeyy 4 WW1. of reeton-
elbitity 55 Sit' Malker.r.7.0. Nome
hal eel:4544 X05504 to prIly for the HeiSee.S.
life to be epered. coftlaiand jehleusy
havepreed for heyend-the limit* of the proe
feeeute, The lete Emperor, :the present .
Emperor fwd. some ef hie meet intimeta .ed-
vieere, Awl the Emprezet .seve Arad give Sir
blerelt %Ink. eemplete Aleee.4.
everybody elee le egelust him. Devlin la
hovel aud neltee- althe reges ageinet
They eey diet thetkreeen &entrant/cid have
eevel the Emperor. l'aey believe he will
dlo 'to Sir 2119tellh. beetle. Threate are.-
beeed, therreen friends my he eould
walk 'ept7eter den Len without etie
teiety of beteg itteelted. otroh.alily mobbed
end peetibly They ere
aW41(0 ef how eiteutetel thieetete thiege
stud et whet menetteus letuatiee ie done to
Sir hien% Ile has- km warned. Re
kuowe t.bet lale Verrone eettleegeee are net
reepezeitdo kr *berate of thieget Titmegb
thee? hew differed pet...fettle:any they hue
re:named onfriendly teems pereenelly. Sir
Mora SleAtItinie /a Mame-
delve on doe gait.er at cheelettenbnho
Seldom Too E nperer will nwe eeneent tee
rethirat to Leedom Row loog he will re
IllAies eel bow keg. hie netient will need
ld,ere 411leitill411 to Wiligi5340 araewer etet
he -
Teaehtog and Crannnin
,•somedling will have to he
uch is the ell bat univereel ooncessiou made
th
by em thee ere really eat Related with the
preemet eystene a edoeetiolt Bugland eud
Cenade. We de UPI; n1054 to deey that neuelt
tam already been doee, awl done woll, for
the education et both eountrtee, and of all
elessee thenr. It We compare the present
teo thinge with duet whieli existed Afty
yeent eget tt will he seen how much be
been
ghbaed ; but it bee MA beeu all pin.
terentiog that dm thwer etrete hew been
reised, here some doubt les to whether
the eteeeee wbielt received a liberal edueetion
fifty yeare ago axe !Ake as well teteght et
the peesent moreeet as they wee() behave.
we Atte somo danger of prepaeieg 11105 tor
aMinatiol4ir tether then Attie% them for
busineee of life, et eremedeo them
her thee edueetieg them, of makieg them
elierp rether than theughtfel.
not eesy te gee thee ealiteete relm-
iy emesidered- TAtere anythiog that we
ere specialt proud of, ou both aides of the
Atleutte, tt IS our Improved edueetion.
flowever great the differences in the seeett-
'eg oud iu the euentinieg of our eetoelo
re aro etrthin volute of close teaertlhiatree,
eeedly„ the leeittplreation of the eubteneta
fly, mad the inertheed number and
heateeeee et our ex-emit:get/one. Illoglish
re of "elemeutary etheele," eoxree-
,t. with our "pubo wheels," mut
bleterly of the worry of 4' pvimitt
ulte," ineempetent, iguormett and
145 members; of telleiehboercle, end
eriel tone of IL hi. Imp:Ater*
Theteu hero iu VariQlla reSEwcta dit?
ferent ; wo dentht whether the MUM
do not feel Wale Of tbe Immo ditileoltiee.
Wairin a variety of geeetierie wet
unwertity ot theeideretiee„ there ore
points thwhich the etteotiouel411 who
trieuely luteeeeted la the edUCIttiell et
people le AOW frequently direeted, We
Zile P111131or of the echteeta Wight
el the keel ef ;editeda teught in our
and coilegee, mid to the number awl
eter01the enemitettione.
f emerge we mut have exeminetione ;
meet try to get rid ot their we
ions imperteetieue, eed to meke them es
figa peeeible. At the preeeat iu
ate fOW wire wilt toy vigour ohs/pla-
ne ere melt es to etwoureoe the beet
neboa f etude?, or to promote the beet
Linde of edeeetieu. Let Ile grant diet t la
IQ t eatey to fo0m. quettlooe tor whiel; the
eXarettIM Cal440; prepare by cram/A.141g.
Yen meet tequire ef the centihittte certtlo
pieces et leturtiretiern eed yen mist meter -
tele whether he pesseme there or Ilet
V55.0,, a larger ininelon of the /lea to)
ed. weeld be totnprovemeot.
es, eeme questiere ehould he eelted
hind as teould tend to draev oat the
‘owlelige thoughtittineee et the
SElit )re einnormes,
Szrieue reperes eSUZO.V4:tig the EL n•er
teudithou ere reeteln eireuletioe.isi Itni
perer's deep inden„tt, whielx hat been hi
ereased he the cheuge from tree blue etiy al
S'Art UNA,) to tit a eMre /ten awl &el) rucnr
of Dula% eamete meat au xley, Altheugh
be can epeete hie voice bee thich cent lenity
end his pthrtenvietion 6f vewele to itnperis en
that only those who hetet been ?tenet may
with hitu, mit ree the Ituipreet and Dr. Mee-
heuele, een urekratend hon.
DEANA IN TUE STORM.
People leet nue leeezen Ixinonneetkut
pews.
In the late lei:tetra tit leaat twenty deaths
frein expseure are reported from. surroun1.
hie towns. At some pieces school- housee
ere still occupiell by the teeellere and eisild.
ren, who are mat ride, greatly from lack ot
food. The steamer leew /Liven, which left
for New York at three o'clock hiondey
morning, had to be buteheO near the Strat-
tord light on the Sound ou aceettat of the
storm, Peteengera and creee made male
lauding. Tile thermometer was at zero.
Nothing but deserted eummer cottegee xi
mile off tonal be ceert. Oise of tate was
finally reached, where temporary shelter
was found., The hauisters and etairceses
were tused for fuel. 'No food could be found
and twelve men travelled three lanes in the
face of the bLezerd in search of in When
they reached a farm house ter( of them had
tiaeir hands and feet eo batily froztn that
amputatiors may be necessary. No one
would venture to the relief of those eft in
the cettage for tear of loeing their OWn lives.
The condition of the party left behind mutt
be deplorable? They have been 56 halve
'without food. A party will. try to reach
them with provisions to -morrow morning.
At last reports the steamer was paanding
heavily on the beecb.
DELAYED annertexe.
One of the most distreating circumstances
connected with theblizzard was the inability
to bury the dead, with the pitiful heartrend-
hies of hundreds of the near and dear ones
caused by the horrible delay. It is estimated
that at lease 800 bodies are at present lying
in the hands of the undertaken in the city
who, despite their hardest efforts, are entire-
ly unable to convey them to their last rest-
ing places. Some have been taken away
to the cemeteries yesterday and Tuesday,
but they can he counted on the fingers of
one hand. Efforts are being made to inter
some of the corpses which should have been
buried last Monday to -day, but it will be
the end of the week before the last rites
can be held over many of the bodies at pres-
ent lying in the ice -houses of the under-
takers,
"The Cup That Cheers."
While tea -drinking is being strongly con-
demned in England and moierately so in
this country, it is becoming almoet the mai,
versal beverage in -France, and particularly
in the wine -growing district. For instance,
it has been estimated that during the last
30 years the consumption of tea An France
has increseed from 168,000 to 300,000 kilo-
grammes. Prof. Germain See recommends
tea as not only being the best digestive, but
as being the surest means of sustaining in-
tellectual energy. —Be.
A small trout with two heads has been
discovered recently ha the fish hatchery, at
Iona, Mich. The heads are perfectly form-
ed and the bodies unite at the bathe fii2. The
little fellow is deseribed aa looking like an
aninaated bootjack, and as lively a wriggler
as any fish in the pond.
S ON CURRENT TOPICS,
–,--
Cote ol the features of the Ptheideatiel
campaign of thie year wilt be the active pert
taken m it by woraan's clabe. Alreedy a
Feaucie Poleom Clevelaod Carepsegn Club
has been orgeolzed in l'enesylvanta, the mem,
here ef wirtch will wear uoitorme, earry
techee end perform company drill. They
Will take the eente part m the fight thet
eimilar orgentettious of es= have tot ea le
the pest,
Tai4 TEs-ublo or MILK.---Twe metberie
aro itr000eed or settling the ilUeStiOn of the
tleelitn dad* eopplied to butter and cheese
taeteriee. 011e petition ie "Insist upen the
nti'k teeing enwelled pure, end to insure this
eethortze an agent of the factory to cuter
upon A p4tIVA s preedeee, milk his cowe,
eompare the milk with that be suppliea to
the factory, rind so ascertain whether he is
tempering with, it." The other paeition is,
eteuderd of eethle; pay ter milk ac.
cording o its richeeset and then it the pat.
rou choosee to skiin n ea loesees awl le lehle
own heel/tem." The objeetion th the firet
plan le the dislike or extremely cool or pas-
eibly waxen reception ithich a farmer would
be Ithely to gere to 4 stranger comieg 'to
teke temporary conteel ef hie gime. The
etbjeetien te the sethiel plan ie that the
testiog of milk for a Standard* ae ;Alt eYeAta
IA cheese 14c tortes, would he, impreetieable.
The idea of a steederd, -er absolute tort le
eel/gelled in Ur. Oraimeen bill ; the other
pia% Of relative test by ontoelly milking,
le the leading .feateret Of Mr. Bellantyttee
4110)11.4 Whiqh 15 141741F to Noma lAw tido SE'S -
That distress to 14'eloo4 is not all on the
ehle et the teueut is apparent from en adt
ertisement whieh, elven he the Leildent
7'imee under the heetlieg of "trieh Dietreete
ed Ledifee Fowl." It is WS followe ;
"The norepeyment of rent in Ireland hex
edneed FM int/Renee number of ledieu, left
wely dependeut au lend for thew imp-
1 ' pork te a itieble gate of dettitetioe.end
4154e:ilkLoasat to allow/glue their suf.
kringe, which unhappily ere largely me the
inerehte, a Lenden C*Minittee hes heca
formed, The fund ha been iu enieteuce
eluce h!fty, 1SSA, eud bee elreeely afforded
relief m upwarde of aloe huudred ceeee.
Tee priecipel objecte are (t) to provide tru-
ployment ler these able to work, altil (2) to
grant pectutiery stealetecee to then wile,
eithee though age or infirmity, are ill-
wable of helpieg themecires; het lu matey
erring cute the eiiisCletila et eittldten te
for, end withal eesigenee is provided.
:litre who cannot; (Ahern:lee ehtetei It.
ef km been, awl will centime to be„,
t tered without the elighteht refereuce
reed ear Wilke of these in we*:
meet urgeutly needed to carry on
the work elreeily underteken,
fithee truet Atiti believe that
erne terrene and eaffericee
eistere iwlie, when lo seise
were only OW reedy to eetist
) will touch the heerte of all,
"11 be proved
by the gcm mins
r o thin eppeel. '
my° thisalie th
geuree a truet than to
orga u.
-oaby the worat forgo ol
thO oh/lenitive, whieli happily hes kat+
by n this country than in Pendant Men
iwo been hewn to week their health
rhally In Ve3a1in2, fir the Indies Civil Ser.
; and many poreewt, who hue a right
to n ?Tinier; en such aubjecte, deeleve that
the Civil Service in helm kid hatter men ,
1xoto the prceent eyetem Wa5 iliStitUtC41,
's4 it bee elm Leen atatrted thet, if tlio present
1 ;Intern of exembuttione bed been ha vogue
In tile times of the Duire efWeiliegtent that
greet soldier woutd never here betni able to
!pia comiellielt in the English tinny,
We have no wish to exaggerate the ter
It is very Iiizely that tide is done to mom
extent, by the erefeesieual erumbiere and by
this laiulera of the at time. But no one
cau quite believe that the preeeut system is
the meal toe. And the ditfieulty in regard
to examinetione is greedy eubenced by tile
al tubjecte which have to be
prepared. We believe Viet met teachers
of experience now think that, whatever
were the faults of the old =hods of eau -
colon, in some reepects it was pteicrable to
the preeent; and pertimilarly itt thie re -
sena, that teeeher and pupil were tot hems-
eed 1U3 they now are, by tee enormous nutii-
her and variety of the aubjeuta with whioli
they Lew to dtol.
In the imputing of instruction in our.
upper Fiebools, c °lieges, and .aniveraities,
a prodieious atcouht of mere cramming is
going an. Youbg men are +stuffed for ex-
aminatione ; they are not edueeted for
study and tor life. They are rnade stupid
tether than bright; they aro =de super -
thiel and vain rather than thoughtful and
humble; and Bacon warned us long ago
that the Kingdom of knowledge can be
entered only as the kingdom at heaven is
entered—by our becoming as little children.
And how is tbis diem? In verious ways.
Bat one principal method is the phut adopt-
ed by some teachers and lecturers of &cot
ing nearly from beginning to end of their
lecture, No matter what the subject may
be—chemistry, philosophy, history, theolo-
gy, or anything else—the unfortunate
student has to bend over his note hook for
a mortal hour, and then another, and then
another, writing laboriously the sentences
dictated by his teacher. There is hardly
any opportunity of exercising thought on
the subject of the lecture. He must just
put down -what he is told, and some tune
befere the examination he must get it up ;
when the examination is over he may dis-
miss it from his mind, for he has nothing
left. There WBE no reflection, it was simply
a matter of cramming, and the work is
done
Very often it would be quite easy to Sem,
the student xi great part of this mere mechan-
ical routine by recommending to him a good
text -hook, which could in most cases easily
be foetid, and which would be quite as easy
to "get up." But here again the miserable
system is carried on, Tin lecturer will not
give his victim liberty; he must guide him
through the book; and sO he sets to work
and writes out or cribs an analysis of the
work prescribed, and the unfortunate` stu-
dent has to write out, day after day, the
meagre sketch of a book which might be in-
teresting to him if he were allowed to read
it,
411.
She Was Not Going to be Left.
Wichita girls stand no fooling, One of
them was to have been married a day or
two since, and the girl was all ready, the
minister on hand, and the feast Was spread,
but still no bridegroom. "I'll wait for him
just ten minutes, and then I'm open to pro,
posals," Ten minutes flew like the wind,
and a little red-haired fellow, with it paper
collar and his trousers frayed at the bottom,
stepped up, proposed, was accepted, married
and scooped in the banquet.
. Warr, of the Indian Department,
bat hornet some deetitution among
f-brectle thew is ue foundation for
la o repeal recently eent from the
Obits oue ream far
a re is a desire on the part of the
pep1e oBattle/MA to have more pantie
rourtered Meng them. Mr. Heytree lxxix
been visiting Edmonton, and report) eon.
eitkrelde destitution cameo the breeds and
Indieua there which requires relief.
Other•reporte from the meeting held re-
cently at 3,3atoolse say diet Gabriel Duniont
states in his letters that he bus acquired
great popularity among the Indicant on the
other side el the line, and that if atter eome
tini0 he does not ?succeed vettiog the riphts
of the hell breeda recognized. by his political
efforts he will again force Ow itoyernmeut
to spend n few millions. He wanted his
lettere to be communicated to the Indiana
as vell as the 114f -breeds, and as there were
a good many Indiana these letters were
traueleted and reed eke in Cree.
The breath between the George and Mo.
Glynn factions of the New York Anti -Pover-
ty men km now become so wide that there
is no potsibility of reconciliation, so long,
at lease, tea the two leaders continue to oc-
cupy their present positions. Mr. George
carries on his thde of the quarrel in his
paper and Dr. McGlynn replies at his meet-
ings, At a recent meeting the latter vigor
ously denounced what he called the "mean,
petty, brutal methods " of the otherfaotioe,
and as a " equeleher " for Mr. George it is
now aratounced by the isleGlynnites that
his " Progreas and Poverty " is plagiarized
from a, book published thirty years awe.
The fact thte M. Emile Darnley of Paris,
hag invented, in opposition to Schleyer's
Volaptik," a universal language whiah he
calls Belts," illustrates one of the many
grave difficulties which pertain to the estab-
lishment of a system of speech evolved from
tbe'erain clone man. International prejudi-
ces, the rivalry of scholars and the efforts of
scoffers and detractors will always stand in
the way of a language which, to use an in-
dustrial expression, may be called e machine.
made,' Eoglish is the coming univererl
tongue. For centuries it has !seen going
through it process which fin it for the use of
all men. In competition with English any
language which the most eruaite and ingeni-
ous scholar may originate will appear so
puny, unavailable and useless that it can be-
coree nothing more than a linguistic curio.
sity, the toy of a generation and perhaps the
laughing -mock of posterity.
Thomas Nast told a San Francisco report-
er that when he was in Bismarck, Dakota,
it was so cold that he could not give his il-
lustrated lecture, for the paints froze stiff,
and the spectators were in a fair way to do
the same. In Tacoma the manager of the
Alpha Hall worldn't permit Mr. Natal to
lecture because there was are" Uncle Tom's
Cabin" company in town, and She manager
didn't think two performances at a time
'wete just the thing.
London has 107,000 paupers, the =Am'
ber of which has increased 10,000 per year
for the last five peen. In other weeds, the
number has increased in perfect ratio with
the amount of the charity fund. It &tea
that everywhere.
John Bunyan, Daniel lesfoe and Sir leaao
'Watts all lie in Bunhilt Fielda cemetery,
London.
TE OLTIB,
Wben the meeting had been called to
order Brother Gardner requestee
bone Howber to come forwercl to the desk,
oua when he had him, there he thatinued ;
44 Drudder Diewher, I ex' gwiee togaud
you to Termite on a miasioe censernie" de
welate of die elute Belo' you go I went to
epeak a few birder weeds to you."
Yes, Bah.'
"IA wixte among ateengere dome be eft
igniaed dat people will emagbae yon awn
bielf of Detroit, ea' yie *A de odder hand
do an' be so free and easy dat anyone will
dere peke you in the ribs- Seek fur de
happy medium.
" Doan' be too food of talk. De lees you
ea7 de um' you will be credited lied know -
Many a man has treken Wm leg on de
sidewalk bekase he was &thawed to Wee a
safe Path in de middle of de teed.
"Treat ebery item, like a geatleman. De
east is a Mere trifle, an' ticee (kir wanity.
"Keep ear oi argyntent. If OA Atraner
to leetOfl We geirse turn from him In
silent contempt. If 4e ictlyre rws of de
traek trxas' in de Lewd.
"ge keeefel of yea' maneten at table.
Oer Kinfur a nem kin be killecl as kle54
tee * daub -wail by de way he eats.
De uett of cum-werde art' to bo deplored,
au will a (dean moot will be reentered,
ebe among mole. If yea tell ober a
ehherrer or saW your Eva on a
flue, devote Ave Tutuila to expleesin° your
ea. Deo etep tame off.
on* be /tattooed to cetry yea money
ahge.hleny a member of ctMgesti
eorne
into tiepteltpmein' ad
roun- whi
bis walietee bit
a man who eve be dean'
lusher gate dean" waste yer
to argity de matterIle Joey he
W11014 do Lewd ereeted wideut tient,
au
eperleleutt"
A VALSB ALAB4S.
wao then mom tea ceentime et
p tendered hie retignetiou, to
to effeet LI)ert being welted
on, he replied thee he had
was euepected af 114Witl; COMO
tieg with a quart bottle m hte
v et, meauteg to 611 Usa 541:50 WM lore -
no from the club CM,
44 Wile told yen date" Weed tbc Peek
t• White puttee on do inerket, fah.",
° Humph1 eadder Choweet I hoped flex
fs epht la de top of yer heed had bard -
tet
lett dat's whet he void, tell 1"
S' ego' be did ? S'peelu" he'd told elet
hputed of 5t0.1140 ull ab our
brlitSght Se beak tc511.44
pt det white man ewe you
fella 1 VOA hes duo acme
Yen hes' net enly nele
bottle beet; to steal our
re ta.y yon tiet heti yen
wouki bee°.get kit. We hey
o -out far wit a reelect, ced de
der leek
an
Jos.uisn
onimunication from the Attorney -Gent
Indione, or at leaet them hie
nquked if the rIghte of the eilloral citizen/
it in reepeet to alike, on too event
re Wa.1 tespefIted. The writer bed beard
hat they were not.
44 De Sceluetcary will atrevor him to de
tin we hey de same right as white
non" turetvered the PrtaiiiCtit. " is,
' obleeged to pay far' an' Tido an do
latform,
heneber do enlitl, tate of do State of
iehigau find deireelvee deprived at way le-
gal rlgLst dey wet* web to hese from init.
anny hieltint"
A coLOABO TR'SNYS.Dr.
A. letter from Fcrt Wayne,Ind., eigned
Demo Scott, meted that the writer wee fami-
liarly ltnowu as tho Colored Tampico of Ie.
diene. Ile hed had tweuty-eight years' ex-
perience in the poetry bueiness, and would
like to Lame tho advertisement of being
adopted as the poet of the Limetfitiln Club.
In return for the boner he woulddash off
mime* little gems in the course of the year
without charge. Preen:mug that Detroit
heti a apringeeaeon the same ea Indiana, he
forwarded the foilowiug which he com-
posed in exactly raven minutes: •
OOR TO SPRING.
xis xeao MIT DM' WOGS
Oh, de sem: has arroyo when de robin MO a' 51
AV? de former sits WS plow out to furrow up do
ground ;
De notes of de rola frew de forests ma a.rirmirg,
An' de nude Weirs his ears up at eter3 keno
sound.
Da grass Am lookin* green long de digs tf de med.
der,
An" de turtle dove ar' coolie in de maple on de
hIllAn' de gander au' his mate or' a -welkin" in love's
shedder,
An' de plokaniony darky goes o.wadin' by de mill
The Secretarysaid there were three more
verses, but they had been so nibbled by the
rats that he could not make them out,
Pickets Smith moved that the club honor
the poet as suggested. He bad read and
listened to ihe reeling of billions of poems
in his day, but never remembered of being
so deeply affected before.
Treatise Pullback would support the
motion. Ile had heard poetry read. more or
less all his life, but this was the Brat time
the reading of a poem had made him forgive
a man for dubbing his dog.
Judge Cabiff bad always scoffed at poetry,.
and on two occasions had assisted to lynch
poets, but the reading of those verses had
worked it mighty ohenge in his heart.
Elder Toots had wiped his eyes on an old
blue mitten, and was about to ask that the
club read this poem at his funeralewhen the
President motioned him to tit down and
said
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"De Secretary will write to Miner 5 ot
dat we wish him well an' hope he will make
it bare, o' money, but we can't grant bis re-
quest. If we once open de awl to dis sort
of thing it can't be shet until we not only
hey de poet to de Lime -Kiln Club, but de
brickmaker, de shoemaker, de carpenter
an' all odder trades. It ar' now time to
percolate de naeetin' an' go home."
One night recently, after a Buffalo man
had hung up his watch on its customary
nail, his wife set a pan of dough on a ohair
uncler it, In theanorning the watch could
not be found. It had disappeared from the
nail. The dough was moulded into loaves,
,which were put into the oven and baked,
and when one of them was out the watch
was found inside. It had dropped into the
dough and been baked 'in the bread.
How Mirrors A? e
One of the factories% in Chicle employe
some 150 teen awl boye, and in epecione
four floors present alt interesting series of
eight* to the visitor whose uerves are steel
and tyropani proof againat splitting. Ge
flee firat floor be will Imo stacke and piles of
glees la asserted sleets, ranging frOni theteen
teet by Reeve feet sgeere (hewn to the email -
eat ovala for mirrors. These 4XO afl pelithed,
thine being ratt over huge telheovezed wheels
kept covered with roughend the lerge
elmete eexubbed by asreeting toilere With
hand blocaa covered with felt, Ulm a prtntertt
preei nleuer in rouge- ,Ofter the glue te
thoroughly polisbee it itt takee to the next
floor, where it he laid on tehiee and cut jute
ezs entered. It theepeseen Into the hawk
of the beyelere, wbo, with. *mud and water
aul Lerge grancletenee, arteitieelle geoeh the
edge* of the g/eas. It takes a trip noword
nett; to another Ikea, and is issue more put
through a poliehiug pthems to remove any
sereteilea or blemish that may be on the
telane After every spot or ecreteh, no mat-
ter hew minute, bas been removed, -care-
ful heeds emaYey the now beentiful and
sparkling glass to the room where it goes
through the fleet prooese—the aliver-
lag, Iloge tables of ceet free or stone,
made flke hillierd tehles, with raised
edge', 4xe II5O4 in the Silvering teens-
Toete tables are of great strength t 591,
eSII, all around, the edges ht a elthin,
for the ?tuner/hones mereory itt pored ever
the tebtee in qametitiet 55 ttttt to fleet
the giant, whiehe after lating tin/oiled, is
gently and earefolty poelted teereea the tehle
eouteinteg the meecery. Cheat rATO 141144
be ueed to prevent Wedeln the leeet epeck
of float telog remove to the minor. Mete
miry, like molten, lead, is 41W4T5 V5Vere4
WI 4 fbrtteleoltrogeeent'WhIA4 caunet be
removed by eltionniug. The lest bit et
this shunt would ?spoil the mirror, so the clit-
Acuity is obviated by eltoviogtbeSell/5
alen with the clip of the oleo% Atter
axwess$uliy floatieg the filtsee alone? en the
'Orba woolett cloth is apreed over the
eurfeee, and fifillSre ixo4 weights are
applied until the whole peezente aOPIOpeot
mete of iron, two or three pounds to the
Equero lee!). ,Atter tbepreteure bas ben
e011titaled for ten er twelve tome, the
weighte are removed teed the glees pleetel
ueott ;mother table of witel with
incithed ten. The leeltoatien isgrad'veln
turreted meta the tutemed et
lgemeteaiefte
silver bee drained away, eud only the neve
feet 4,440,g4ra rtlIr4ialg* eteitiog the atm:4
end nerfeetly adhere/A. Thie eude the Inee
VS'S, end the etetwbile rouelt piece ol plate.
,gless eallfrga teem 4/edited/oh-thorn AZOV
gone minter.
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A Ir;eute ASO ttleteretwit ske, high ohm
the atrect, was the 510174:1 tight witueeted itt
See itreutteze rettettly. When be got Vd
fest eway from the tette:vet I/ irk the memo
grew very timid and teereely tolvateted at
all. At !tenth he grew lel kr, oral finally
. mat% etc peralene distance ef over 30 feet
to the next Tioh. A cliPd exitaiined the
myetety of the neresee /peer tonna( y by
narttehuo how a Neel; etul,ten deg hell Inte-
rned it, malting it tette to the polo. NV hen
the //4010Pe ilea COMO lee hie danoerone mid
eir trip, he elinelleo down the pelt) end etep.
pc.1 Ott the 1141V1 of a leetereen who tolled
hint away in triumph. The molten dixi uot
obj-..et to the proceeding at ell. filo vide
teethed to be entirely broken by the terrors
of Ins j Aunt
"Purgatory Bullets."
An exeitee Irislimin lately mama Auto a
Boston drug store, beviug a 44 broken -up s'
appeerauee generally. "Bo jebbers 1' he
yeded, "ism nU wran enthirely, I want
some atioeftto straighten me out. Some of
thim 4 Purgatory Denote will fix me. I'm
thieltin". 'What d'ye tee tor thim 1" "What
de you meant" tithe i the clerk. 44 Parto.
tory Dulletyeor, er nometilin' hike that,
they cell dime" replied the men. "Shure
lu Purgatory already?, with headaelfe,
and liver complaint, and bad etotnates, and
the devil knows eke, The elerk pThati-
ed out a vial of De. Piercete Pleasane Per-
eetive Pellets, aud Pat went off contented.
Time little Pellets cure all derangements of
liver, stomach and bowels. Sugar-coatea,
little larger than rattetard seethe end pleasant
o take, Druggists.
Brown is a fakionable ether for evening
as well as day wear.
Does the Earth Really Move?
Saience says thee is does, but we cannot
Itelp wondering *sometimes if there isn't
twine mistake ebaut it, when we see how
stubbornly certain old fogies cling to their
musty and antiquated ideas. It was believed
once that consumption was ineura,ble, and
although it bus been clearly demoustrated
that it isnot,thousends of old-time physicians
these their eyes and put their bands to their
eaes and refuse to abandon the theory. But
for all that the world moves on, and Dr
Pierce% Golden Medical Discovery continues
to rescue sufferers from consumptives
graves. It is a sure oure for this dreaded
disease, if taken in time. All sarcardoue
diseases --and consumption is included in
the list—yield to it.
Mrs, Cleveland takes her pleasant weather
strolls ha Washington aecompenied by a big
St. Bernard.
Shall Women Re Allowed to Vote?
The question of female suffrage has agi-
tated the tongues and peen of reforrners for
many years, and good arguments have been
adduced for and against it. Many of the
sof ter sex could vote intelli eently, and many
would vote as their husbands din, and give
no thought to the merits of a politicalissue.
Thy would all vote for Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, for they know it is a, boon to
their sex. It is unequelled for the cure of
leucorrhea, abnormal discharges, morning
sickness, and the countless Me to which
women are subject. It is the .only remedy
for wontan's peculiar weaknesses and ail-
ments, sold by druggists, under it positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, that it
will give satisfaction in every ease, or mon-
ey will be refunded. See guarantee on
wrapper around bottle.
The inkstand on the table of the late Ger-
man Emperor was a shell, the paper weights
wen the lioofs of fs,vorite chargets, the pees
splinters from Dalian lances, a gold plate on
each recording the heroic act in which the
wood was emploeed.
Whenever. your Stomach or Bowels get out of or-
der, oatreing,BIlioueness, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
and their attendant evils, take at onoe a dose of Dr.
vas -sows etomnoh Bitters. Beet family medloine,
Ail flruggtate, 60 cbx,te.
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