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�� I -may be no snow on the summitof the Emperor -Charlemagne which had It. ...:.�', ' , ,,V, ban 9therwise, ..
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�M, 'With the : completion : 'he : 0,1411 � I ilut 4ppen like Yean. � Lo4,Lyou, got
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A. I peak, it is found many, feet in depth in eb* wraltus. . . I .. t! 1,11 ___ , . R 41P , '19 r � . ' I . . . .
r . _ .01, 1. telliwil ib 1 ,5!xg .0I prayers,. Arga- AD Ades some YOU* W that It would be al',fine I
I wwaive licurs.,twelve,doors luthe face � - . -- !Ik �
. I I - LIA WAII). r I is Is I r. � , thing to collect all the odd shaped. pens ke
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, I . THE TUMAR LINE. from which Upued twelve,automma -, " I 1*1t.h'a gi-enLt, variet or,sd 1; - � 34P 84, I .could find. So he started in, and today' he
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The timber line'is in mau� cases shar - . 4 � a"6 a , j, %&l." k t. 9 has a lot comprising over seven hundred dif.
It. I- "ply 'P, e 3�?,I. w, ,a -waited antil the 1; nI :,.!;Al ill his pardoul' � � � in congress. One is Hitt, of Illinois, who
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- ,rdolip 7 r,'5J1,46,`2fljfh9'A94*' " I I a forent varieties. About twelve different
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i , do,. a odrobbylip4healalrM 3100811; A S&I ti the of-thii-Uqod�ijt, juhiastcres�wf black, W ` - , , i us of Omar at Jern. * seI of the Paris legation,' and the other metals are represented In the collection.
, conspicuous timber sedn at the upper edge of primitive clePr-Ydr& Rine'—d was sti- wl'ite I � ,lid ref popper', �Avell As the Pimento. ' , P I. . � - , Then there am a number of wooden pens and
i � the If thig"60t S trace lot an 64, or r- or at d, may Is Ford, of Michigan, who before he bicam6 lots of odd quills. The collection embraces I I
ne, ;�nd ,beyqnd i ,.�V, 'tUW tOr ItI Water. . of tile tropics" Curry, chutney, mustard, itultiply his by Aftyt and st congressman Was an official court stones- specimens from
. � . 'kind of woody growth Is to' be seen.- But 4NVENTION OF THE 'CLOCIL ginger Ithe favorite spiceof the ead), green, fall short even then of the horrible pban- rapber. Mr. Ford has found his a400za- England, Ireland, Scodand,
fine short grass, where the surface is not 'The dnvention of the -clock is claimed by dried, I.ickled,'sweeten.6d, and 'PtavOrlZall," tasmagoria of bumlin squalor and 4i;man plishment of the utmost use to him since he Germany and other European countries, be. . . I
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I . - covered with rocks, is abundant, and there Is w=.y.difrer,ent,pegplaand-attributed to many see-yu, which is the father of soy.and the' misery that ris" ghostlike amid all the bar- . has been In Washington. During the tqrifC . sides America and Canada. There are pens
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," . - affiroportion of pretty little flowers in great are& The%Chinese,declare they owned clocks graii(Vather of Worcestershire sauce; olive bario magulf1cong . �*%d gas enough to. make lines of micra.
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: . variety, but mostly without fragrancI 4,000.yeareago. ThoGermarkainsist that the 011, i)olltlt oil, cottioniee4oll, clarified butter ,',pa DA' --!9t Bitfi�ift itself- 906pliD delicacy and others intended formen .
. , I .1. , &da. The. pi . , ,. , never that he thoughtt could be refuted, he would , ,
j.AbLoI *ouat.magri,fi olqebwcav�!Pck A4 t , ,,a b� 't If Judia)i on ' , ''' I .
� , 'joe timber asl -1,10 V them. (tbcglffi�6 IcAs; BII chivs-lh I ii' Ote - ! ,��host of "maimed, take It down in the mysterious characters of who use the first personal pronoun a great .
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9 YC - ,, I his alt, ftnd� whI bIR time came to a war
- But .the n�o#'teiWkable�jA4bttwA 4' -sIgnift . '_ , ., h -_ �adth ;Atch Vatild ther dye here at every he often surprised We adversaries by the way
I .bayr&_ ' trvateabitter cuouthileis); ma -tai, for w 'Idh. _ _,, #opme deformities. no obalm like a Is o a esem a,
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,. -is orth Amerlc�'-Tdki�.A:., � jjW .4m X"e&fiii its I . were re. there is no English uame;'orange and lemon turn. Dwarfish, shapeless figures bent and ,
; � *t r . in ivIlich he quoted their remaI He has .
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. - imal f) 9p .1 _001F,Ills , U -:2 0 Eleventh peel, vinegar, lemon Juice, powdered crab tv out of all iemblance.of liumanity; taken verbatim reports. of many bright � I I
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I � 7 . I . . . �Wolleu,. eyeless visaies, black and foul with thing, that have been laid In tbb boom, -and - - -� .
.11: but 10,the pouts of resemblance aire Ve it IV ries.., manner arose- , the tat:niok; 0ou � half a dazeh to' 'of,*Ied � frlilitfal acres, fipon which the - The Women of Utah. I I
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I I Thom0s in, 9�� f on-of*plk"j400ka In church towerg, mushrooms, and not Iess than fifty powerful tr,Wcal Ries settle down in clouds; lepers In pAign material on hand. -Now York Tribune. The womda, of Utah comprise two good .
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'It. the rocks' Utv4en & timber ,line and per- Eventhemse -of -clocks by -saintly men did condiments and spices unknown to A eri the andwortbts& of th of classes; Thg poorer ones are rustlers from Il
r! . petuad snow, This is the only species of the n . in .cans left s e4r awf dis-
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, Otkaep, the common folk from regarding. and having no English names. ease, �wliite, spectral, hideous, whining with Care of the Body. I O.Odrqstl aren . They can irrigate a
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1, y are a urder- as the devills,own handiwork. In every kitchen is Of standard lipless months for charity, .and stretching Most of those who die botvI 2� a.4 60, m mo .i. ,'�p - 6 almostanythAtig in .
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t�l luthe early part of the Fifteenth can ft� - foiidlll-but a few of, which are familiar 0 tbs. . &-finge I hands to receive it. Had unless they die by accident, die by some In. or class
once sitting on the rocks. Their cry reminds wip.41scovered that Mclook work:IZU1 rliz , 1�ier " n eye.,, Amofig the , more fataii � stilic .1 ,r, 064
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bfie'of the prairie dog, bqt Is less loud and . JuQtIOn as -Waft li�. tlie.grI ttr6 s93012, do, *Lie . and culture.as Boston, WtUough .. a e—M2 .
, . b, a Or,X diday, be'raight appetite, or the neglect of food when needed, W49 arid of a . I
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t . .§bXIll, , When 4proached they daft down of A.qV1ngaa�4ytI1�rUImingdo. i of weightot unlike our smol(A iiiildts, r4ain ihe -maturd bimf&lf the trouble of seeking the Inspiration - 1�roezy, western chmeter. in .
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r - � am n ,,,,coke . altid that .these tions - could be In a Igo- color and appearance; shrimps, prawns, bf the plagall hospitals for the multiplied ounges 0
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�� . by n(i meAnd 6 and in- chronous by:4 baiao f the temperature without 'c0ri'I arid Ogden, can. be seen any day beautiful
� . M99Y nee wh�el acting upon the oysters and clams which have, been dried by horrors of his dreadful masterplece.-Daivid sponding changes of clothing. It is Intelli.
. accessible, but consists of about seventy4lve . pemeu� ut 6 � , sined for Galileo, to some 'Invsteilous pioddlis, unknown., to us; lkei'in NOW York Times. � women No need no artificial means to give .
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r. . I acres of nearly level surface, being somewhat overthe gTest, n ploof the pendulum unui tbeI as hard I ,,an � d dufable as wood; ' sent caution that saves sickness; and this their faces a delightfully healthy color. They .
: , � dome shaped, and consists entirely of bi-oken and r -, itto mankind. Applied to the a fish that suggests sardines In oil, but which caution oughtto be in possession .and czar- dress, as a. rule, neatly, not extravagantly, . .
�: . . I fragments of red'granite rocks, over which clock the pendulum hdded greatly to its is -a fooi in leI fiom two to three pounds Roman, the Siberian Traveler. else before middle life. It Is so much easter and behave with. severe propriety while in .
'. . persons can walk without difficulty, stepping accuracy. Untilafterthe Revolution scarcely in weight, packed in a. sardine box a cubi Mr. George Ke4nan, who h .to prevent serious sickness than It ls to rp. -Albany Express. I I .
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from one stone to another, although care is I a clock ticked on. Amorl&ls coI ;,, Sun dials toot in size; dried fishes which range from a - sprung into such fame as a Siberian traveler, am recovery from It. Hence It is that maziy � .
� q.. required for safety. TbasignalservicestAtion � I -so I ., � da tiny a simn to the is notatall the sort of person one would who are deficient in visor in early life out- . .. .
1� . I � and h9ur.,klep _ssbMcsd,f9r,t"','aIoW y8 .pratsmaller than but , That Was Quite Differint.
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� .p, while on 'tbe nortraide -, .4, , 4 1 The Aggressive Eucalyptus. . ..
eI the iummit, b6lo**wbich t4onao , � ��, � - _ . long,twofeet wide,and two I r, pale and sby, and his manners are dor'of" the postoffice the other dity a
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1, �� It . . . . . ,,�t .. , , 6f Siberia. age, which is rolled up so as ;; retiring and modest. He must have started
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Is precipitous, and rocks started. li;�we ggo'- %'Itih ' "I - pro. I
11 , . c0led a "pocket suggest a ball of yarn; beav,'— and wheat with a constitution .of iron, and he Is much . The inbabitints 'of. Oakland, Cal., who a course a dozen people had' suggestions to I
"I I thundering down over snow banks for thou- oJoI 111'Tu rK animated if It tougher now than he looks. He to in tLe few a ago imported large numbers of make. �
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0, -sands of feet, until'they are lost to'both eight was made In 1477 by Peter Hole, a clock- ma b shin t 0 c 4 cal and removing employ of the Associated Press at'Washing- gum Ird eucalyptus trees from Australia as "Is he dead ill demanded a portly citizen an I
... and bearing, t y cruj h 1 does valued but unnoticed favor destroyers, have come to OW 0I he pushed his way into tb,43 circle. .
!, I Tbe'west side ip,less steep, and malow of Nuremberg, It,took a, year's labor li�7 ch by of . repe
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. I. bare both the trail,and 6arriage road find to'Danke.1 ` N�heb itwas",flitiMed ltvakled on , of whf� , routine work. For years behelped, outbis sion. that the roots of th A rail - "Dead as a nail Ill aisweredanother, �
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� . . nastily our a Aay froni tius fime. It re- brilliant. colored cords, and Is duffed, not salary by lectures in small places on biswan- sters do more harm under ground3ban, the "No he iso%,, 03rdaimed & third. ,,I,vo I
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. . pressive, but you are too ft'll up and too ' zh",1*011404*� IV*# the= a lean meat; huge cans filled with the tation. But his chance came when The.Cen- plaiful *ay of � strangling those of other the second. I 'This chap has got two watch.
,, I � . - , 1. .f, -, 6;�� ""� L '', M. , le�Lhsnd, ' M famous edible bamboo, tips, which look ttkry opened its pages to hisgt,ory. . .
J11 .far away to get t�e effects,ft kudsci�e seqn- 4D 1,,g �. � ago, .` a# �only ol I trees within their reach, breaking drain chains on. They never at over "hing �
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, aces of fitr:L ,no' ' ' �0 � ' This way safely be said of It, that Kennon, pipes, cracking i
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-ery that are to be met with in L P) �*atch with �nd ,, Y6 ma�16-dor 3i and swell like huge asparagus, but, taste eveloants and loosening worse than the colic." -Detroit Free Press.
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,I. . -less elevation. Heril one" is imp . rossed With L "Ie" 110I , � ,--, *avu & hiir SP anything in Christian p x - I . I . . .
,.. - . ,Op� gfis I _. unlike markets; unitkb many travelers both before and after foundations in an a. tremely alarmtog.fasli. I - - ____
I . the magnitude of the surrodridGiS. To'thIs : 'fo�L§ , � -4 ' h. - ele water 111v .leaves, which are used both as a Not Likely to -Be*Forgotien.
, " , a !!ks 16f t16%�e � hi�n Mendez, sticks to the truth. He can afford ion. -Chicago Herald.
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!� eastward the great plains'bxtend witb��t ap- inli6�ted �11; tugda�, Ifni; ' ' 125 years the food and -as coloring material, imparting a to do so, for he has had some of the toughest . — , The husband stood at the door, hat in bandi, -. . .
, . parent limit, while far a -way on the west fuses chain was made of catgut, a m - . beautiful green to any white food with which adventures -an ever lived through to -tell Locating the Boundary. "d spoke with a tinge of impaqence In his.
T` gs bell The English have a happy way of avoiding tone. .
� ,are piled up mountains .upon mount- pecullarly suscepilble to atmospheric chariges. they may be cooked, preserved eg , of a t. He has told me of one of these expe-
L. , , 'ains, with many snow capped peaks, � The library of the Waltham watch factory - which each one is embalmed In a rough mass riences which I have not seen in print, While lawsuits about boundaries, They form a "I am waiting, Maria,' . I lie sai . d, for my .
11 while to the north and south the dividing contains a watch bearing the date of 1600 of quick lime, charcoal and fish glue; sea on one of his Siberian trips he was attacked prQce I ssion on Ascension ' day, when the customary good -by kiss."
& line between the mountains and the plains Which has -the catgut fusee, chain. sprouts, wbielif resemble a string bean two by fever, and lay for three weeks delirious. clergymen, parochial officers and parish. 411 kissed you only a moment ago, John,111 .
. can be traced to the limit of vision. THE COILED RAIR SPIUNG. . . feet in length. I I in a squalid hut on a sheepskin for a bed, loners of note, followed by the boys of the replied the wife.
�1' .I , While thli ascent of the peak is fatiguing The application of the coiled hair spring Occasionally- in the wealthiest establish- quite alone and helpless, save for the friendly parlabschool, go to the parish boundaries, "Why, so you did, my love," said John,
I andisseldommade in less than six hours, was the most -important ImproV,emoot in ments, may be seen the celebrated birds' ,care of the natives. Such an episode as that . an w p ad willow- wands strike or putting on his hat, "so you -did." . I
. yet it Is always interesting, as new scenes are watch mikizig. It is att6rilitited bbth td - Dr. nests, which look for all the world like Irreg- would have made most men content. after- a the . Fo "If I smoked as nasty a pipe as you do,"
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I constantly opening up before us, and besides Robert Hooke and the astronomer Hughers. ular masses of cooperal glue; a fins ward to stay nearer home, especially if they , on of the boys 8 dly 'said Ma.ria, 14you would have n; difficulty in
!. . . I nature has furnished an abundant supply 'of Jewels were first used, in the construction of, which are greenish white pieces of=Q bad so charming a woman for a wife as Mrs. .$.Boas, . a a deep pr on on remembering my kisses. 'I-Chicago'Tribune.
. ice water at frequent intervals. This water, watefies,in 1700., 'Previously the pivots ran soft cartilage; beche-do,la-mer, a mollusk of Kennon Is. But off'be went again, on some 111 nd of the exact location of that bound- . . i I
coming directly III the snow banks, is as on metallic ber.on solin wore a high order, which is & &at cousin of Victor incredible jaunt, as soon as he was able to W7.- lobe. ocrat. Value of Sunflower�Seed. I . - .
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1 stream of this ice water was noticed within comity. Thii chAmond ruby, sapphire, which bear the same culinary resemblance to . I - ' # . . I Ruwan small coins. , . voloped uses of sunflower seed it is yearly . .
_1 . I lb0 yards of this signal - service station, And cbrytolite, garnet , and' agate are the birds, nests'that snapping 'turtles do, to� the The Schools elf Greece. I It is said that in the southern part of Rua- growing in commercial value. Its whole- I .
., where; the surface rocks wen removed In priclous doilies .used for the- bearings diamond back.twTaptin. Some idea of the. The present kincl,Goorge 1, came III the. Ala the peasants use a coin. of such, konall acuteness as an admixtureto chicken food Is I .1 I .
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; exhaustiblb quantities. I . . . . Orlsfeel wlirron ,for generations: In jeweled ., the prices he ebaMes for %these delicacies. affairs have moved'on faster than ever, until to buy an Americiva dolliir, and these coins forthatpurpose. It is used by the veterinary I .
We,hear much about persons suffering bearings without' any-pereeptill1b wear. Dried clams cost $1 a pound; dried oystersi ,today there 'are 2,000 elementary schools for are so scarce''that a man who has a hundred profession In a medicinal or corrective way .11 .. -
., from difficulty in breatfiing a:ud bleeding at Very, rait4 wiaithhes gre Jeweled with dia- $L50; sharks! fins, 82 t6 $8, according to boys attended by 72,000 scholars, 270 schools is. looked upon as rich, and one who has' in the treatment, of horses. The extraction .
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nose w1ille at such heights, but others do not . n 4 sapphires ra as. r PrI qualitjk; becho-de-la-mer, from 40 cents t,D$S, for girls, attended by 20,000 scholars; there L& thousand is considered very wealthyi of a valuable oil from it is a lookeEl for re- , .1 I .
experience any inconv�lllencs, The pulse Is, I p Osea I ate and val marines im- and birds' nests, from $20 to $50 a dozen.' a I re over 2,W6 teachers, male and. lemiale, It is strange to think a person wealthy who sulti With its reputation as a preventive of I . I � .
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. generally quickened, however, and is usuall� . fl�k no to f;up. In Chinese cooking sauces play as !in rt- Moat of them holding, * , 6willi tivo:fifths of a cent; and'Somfortalily I .
., Ps Well. I coiNficates 'from the . malaria Its growth is becoming, widespread, .
, about that of a fever patient. The of * eta. r to Doi wat�h facI atit a pait as in the cuisine 'at Les -=a sho 6hMs -with Well 02 on Ons-twenty6kih` Of 0 cont. -'Bos- especially at the west -Now, Yord Tribune. I
- . service'liere will be alitkidoned fit Oc II tory boilght by the t. � Provenceau. For the �reparation of thew, 1,4W tioach6ra and a�istdiits, and with more ton Budget. . ' . I
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it is very exposing for the men, and the ad-, One popular little. time keeper for ladies as well .as for the thickening of soups and ther thad 15,000 pupils, 85 gymnasiums with 216 I I Record of Earthquake Movements. I
_41" L, vaintaseg to be -derived froba it are not of suffi- . has fifteen jetwele, alLof ruby,. Thb dones Isoncoction of "made digfilis.11 there will,'ba Indructilre'and 4,ft"pupils, a univierility VMat the Chin means.
cient-value.towArrant its continuance. The grecut into ,,planks 11 dind then Into "Joists" bowifuls of the finest wheat flour and *ItIr four departments; 100 professors slid A.4 old writer says: "Along thin dealer- . An earthquake altvayi; begins with small
winters are long sodsevere. . Last winter the by circular sawti ana afterwards broken into starch, unit of that III of h1l anaylaceousl 2�402 students, a half ddifen nornial s600ls eth 6 man tq be poAceable, yet a babbler, vibrations, according to Professor J. - A� . � I
an were snowed In -for three inlifiths, We Ewing, and -of those which follow none
cubei Then ftch Is tuftod'out in a lathe foods, rice flour. An this and' in other is- which have suppI oI 8,00D teachers of , They that have little ohins'are touch to bd stands out remarkably abrupt from the resI
ri& 1A t 6ury 0 y as a is turnea out Ina fur- spects the stores of the kitchen contain the late yeaft, & pblyte'dmio school at Athens avoided and taken heed of, for they are full The motion iBscarcely a I 'shock" at all, but - I
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' oliure factory. Y rostaw with 24 inkti det6re and,480 pupils, a large the chin be a "wobbling" of the ground in every con -
plies for oil, I I � �6d. gh -tho ndth of a pound Troy.. rent Whatever Isto ceivable, direction, A movement of the earth I
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.n,la' _ ov's" World. kitchen& W found in . unto serpepts. � If the end of .
. . number of private And occlastastleal schhols,
"i . r � It to afterward b ished Into Its, seI our larders finds a place there, and the several large otphftaged, as well,49 night round, itis the sign of nice manners; but of an inch and three-quarters Is the greatest
. 1. 'tockholm and Its Forests. . little circle of brass. numerous artlVles mentioned add the variety schools in the larger Pladeb. . I tile chin of a iegl man Is square,"-Cbi- yet recorded by the instruments in Japan, I !
� Tu. one respect Stockholm is entir . ely unique The English watch attained high devolop- which is the main distinguishing feature of In IM the communek gave for primary cago Herald, . while the motions are usually to be measured
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. . -its close connection -with the Wild prlmeviil� went with John Horrison!s invention of the the Chinese cuisine. . education 2,225,000 drachmal, and the gov- . only In hundredths of an inch.-Arkansaw
forests of the north. �Iurniture 6f the kitchen presents a ornment 700,000; and An the same year the Traveler.
It has seatid itself dl- compensation balance wheel in 1761. French The Phonetic Chinese Symbols. .
. redly, at the foot of these gloomy b t- and Swiss watamakers very nearly aban. curious instance Of the tuvasJOn Of tbs east budget - contained 8,000,000 dradlimal as the Missionary Beach, of China, claims to - . �
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hiflubent wastes; -Which stretch in vo a -doned two of tile did6f fdit&is of 'the Eng� by the west, for the cast Iron dove or range. have succeeded In representing the Chinese - Valuable Collection of Stamps.
reation behind it. Other cities b"s made lish watch, considering them unnecessary. is found beside the -brick .'bandh used in ondary education. The effect of all this spoken language by a Bystemof - clear and The collection of postage stamps recently
. . w4r. upon, mature. Like Madrid or 4*e, These were the fusee a . baln and the vertical China, which greatly resemI the one xec- combined effort bas been that illiteracy to simple phonetic symbols, fashioned*after the exhibited in Boston Is saW to be worth nearly . I
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they have spread an arid and unbeiltify esbapell,'jetit, They thrg* out more than Wo D� naidtd, by C rapidly disappearing, and the next genera, Pitman style. It is said that an educated $100,000. There wero in the collection single
desert 4round them, or likeour early 116* of %6 900 partL; of thd 16timberiome ghglish ' ' : tbs be tion of Greeks to a man will know how to foreigner can learn the sydem In from two stamps valued at $100 each, and several
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8ngland settlers, have reduced every beanti. watch. For fifty yews were the industrious ban h 1. about f, read and write. -I'll. W. H.11 In New York to five hours, and a bright Chinaman in ten 9 of six were placed at $1,000. That the
ftwiss the chief watchmakers of- the earth. a. I r, to to Post. � 11"111up were not all fancy was siiown by the
fal grove within reach to a hucklebbrry d m n hours. -New York Sun. pr us
. pasture. But wiser StoZkbolm has left her ' The operatives of the Elgin factory are one and of it is a largo fireplace cylindrical offer of $W from a dealer for a blue envolopo
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forests uninjured, and they forms' 3"Jostio about equally divided, mitle. and female. in shape, two or three foot In diameter and A Chance to Make Money. A Vital Question. on: viliich was a small stampin I ark6d,Breineh.
setting to her -gay arid living plctur6, In Girls an taugkt their trades in the factory, three feet deep. This is used in roasting. There has not, in many years, been a better Young Wife --Doctor, I am about to pro* Ono group, consisting of four goVirliment
, are practical norkersbefore, The remainder of the top of the bench bag opening for & giant than now, go the show- .06�' I
whatever direction you look froib any eleva� but men usually We for a trip to Ostend, and have come to damped envelopes - now obsolete, was sp)-
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tton, the horizon Is mlydehoust with the bellog',omployed. Ili any depaximent.-Chicago, several circular openings of different sizes. men say. Ajay man who measures 734 feet ask'your a�d CO. I I praised at'tM.-New York Oun. I I'll
ocean, or with the woods; ana you c4n. leave Ver4d. I In the sides end suds there ate smaller fireI can aimed fix his. own Vice. That stature . what subject, madamol - - .
the quays in one of the countless little'stimm- � places, seldom more than eight inches square. has never been exceeded So far as modern Young Wife--Vou, must tell me what is Not a Good Example. .1
boats, and in ten mintiteg you stand wb4t A Memory of Babyhood. Tile fuel used in cooking is kiln dried Wood, authentic history tells, eitcapt by Chang, tbs the proper complaint to go to Ostend with.- Enthusiastic Native -Here schoI free,
yoi� can scarcely and a,tracb of cultivation, In a recent mimber of The Medical News hickory or some olmJrar variety being pre- Chinaman, whom Baroom jAililted for sev. Filegende Blaotter. . sir, free as air, and to be bad for the askin' .
Although probably agme old towers among Up 'ad a note from a co n ant whose ferred.-Harper's Bazar. erai years. He lacked only three inches of . I 0 it. I .
the woods will testify to tho on .0 At, , prof . oned a nee Is an unqualified in- . being 8 feet. Chang wa3 an. educated man. � NO -S-0111 change. Stranger -Well, I am not surprised. It .
Ancient royal hunting lodge.- or. � ment of the accurvy of his observation, Butter Inspection in France. . dakin of refined tastes, n& after ftecatnulat- goia-11 *6hioigo R e-itreffib)y IiWee in Mon. wo A caSs, 0 or#on. to,ebarge an 11
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Vrancisco Chronicle. in which he writes, "I have recently son in Among tile recent decrees made In r, ran1ca ing enough to make him a Vander- duras, and in a number of villages thin for such educationals you evidence. fi
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. journals that Dugald Steftart is ono rieI to the Inspection of butter fo fit IN ' oug to be free - in fact It Is dear even ab . .,
tile medical r b in hit&, he returne(I to his native land, in Tegucigalpa, it Is sometimes Hacult to that price.-BoI BuaNt.
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VMere They Arb Made. WAS once Asked *W wAs the i4rhost thing the reprosalob of fraudulent dealings., By NO 6ifers have since tempted hiT to b3come change a dollar. The salle of articles, such
. French lace is woron in Now York; Mar- he cou�d.romembar. 110 Bold It was being this, special persons are authorized to take an exhibit again and he us,d to declare that as food, cigars, eta., fa made difficult or Im. �
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seines .linen 'is prodiuced 'in Massalchusgits, left alone by In's Durso fit the cradle, and re-- samples of butter in Uny place, whether the only a desire to lourney In �11 civilized lands possible, as no small change exists. -'Chicago A 11alo of Base. II
ana English CAS$Imaro,�AtL. New HAinpahire; sQIvIok to toll of her al 0611 M' he could butter is exposed for sale, stored in a Were- induced him to a d Herald "The really efficient laborer," says The- .
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PirI imi work boniWfrom Q shop "In 8.. 6'*- "' bak. ,%1hfK:mI hoI c4foid as a joke; No m ke his tour, which laste I . . reau, "will'be found not to unduly crowd his
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Igi� , house or in transit by land or water. six years. Peter re .oti, the Hungarian XoI Degradatlon. I day witli work-, hub will satin
t4h; most PaMitl kugi uev�r � ter to his task I '
aw,th"diteifi, V& I t wi lig, ito my, rat od th i 6116 W I 1i g s tat a - steels, is to be throw'd in the way of this, and giant, whose death was reported recently,
bomisphero; Spanish mickeref are caught on' ment that I have made front time to time for all way bills, receipts, bills oP lading, or dec- was to come to America during the winter. The lifting of a man's self up In his own surrounded by a wide h4)o of ease and 101surc.10
We were thJuking of this as we came dowh
I the coast of Now eersoy and MeditArraneah, many years, which bas always been received larations must be shown li� demand. Each, Re was 7 feet 4 and vary heavy. The opinion has had the credit ift former ages to in our baroucho this morning.-Rochostor ,
sardines on the 90I Qno; the olive ell. with derisiong but Which Is, tv perfectly dis- sample taken is to be subjected to al special Amorican giants of rocoint times, Capt. be thought the lowest degradation that hu` Post-Expl."s. .
I cftbe Ainsi4como.at,ttill made frad-06ttdn' tifict tomonititanoo, in iny Wild ,. Itemembst examination. Paro butter, mixed butter, Goshen and Anna Swell, wore all less than man nature could well sink itself to._m_Locka. ___ � Ill
wad- Sad4 &V o�qt;rb were extair- being j6TtAd I*Vet the 0696ingb4ii a baby Indrgarino, oleomargarine, and grease In- tbat'in stature, and they are all dead of coo- A Carleatur4p
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. , ,to 'no the trentit mast bo contained in closed packages, overgrown persons. Th str .t at present A carieliture can"never be a finished draw-
' f m every Patt her do 6a as Z 600ld j�P%I Xit adi ,4efs n Vold; a note made on Sanday is %-old,, con- itig because caricatures are of nedessity very
6ft I" a, ; n JdS6149 mueholoo- above, It occurred W lid 66 It WITIfild b ot be 11TAthe migin and naturo ofthomerclian- in the show business In Clio c6untry, accord. tracts made on Sunday cannot be enlorcOu. rude shrotches. -Harper's Baza,
-, no J or ,lit boforo the omIsA to ask the Writer how he knew thit 'diso must bo conspicuously specified thereon. fag to t ho managor of the largest musculn . . ..
s8iou. 't - (1,00,]Yth(i (MOAttirM, there was tifteh a thing tL4 speech, fald that I,O Ili ovary wnI the article to be exported mupt; in ANTow York, a glant exceeding 7 feet, The City and GUII& of London Institute A mbrely fallen enemy may rise again, IbI
.. ora churn it #1 with ,.hair or ._Travelerol - 'would ever be able to exercise that faculty.- 1havo its ,full history recorIndoll re.muting ont his hall- and borit baola,_N,,A�w for technical education report a largo In- tho rpooteiled [one is truly Vanqutshod.lk*1. ;
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