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it. .1. Havuff.
Kvrp'(ir IVnrlur In Cltlmffn.
(VtUiiiUiea into wo took ocoiwlon to
m, jvtt"pr writer ngtiliUt llio
folly fwniidiic U CMohko In tlio liojw
tTriilniff vuitrioymint haro. Wo riwrot
tliiit iCa wiirnliiK hdi hecn nctjlwtfvi hy
wry tnny. Thiiiolty haa lieen overrun
toe KvifmX tnonUio by rojtprttni (hotn
sjoro nml woman) Vnlnly bmKIbk work.
'XII Clitonn jiwj)nj!crs havo' (or two
jw UMn-Kcttltiir unity for Urn World'
Mr n?nmut nutl tlioir wvtral dejuut
fcwntii are (Mitt with cimijxdtnt men.
llaTPfniu uCuntrho Cimio to Chicago
now hi tho csiMf tntlon of rearing cm
idnyiilmt nro Wind to bo AtM)tpointod
ttirronrouuiiUvMio bo lmdi in ovory
noiviH,wir oiaou (it uw jirwia utiio nt
I'ltiuntivwro utmiillim ubont 13 deep in
tflio outer clmmto, with itttr no lunch
u tho .imucol i. iv wowlbilUy to encotir
.fuJJwm. Mwvy thews iwoiilo are suITtring
from want of mono j. T liny left cyijil oy-1
Went ilnowln.ro to rush to tutacktyc? i
tl:e Wurld'n fair, where tliy fnuoiwil
their Krvtecs would be rnnpiVHt nt. Mwt
i-f tltrso nnforlnnates will liavo to walk
nt of town or U!k to (lrtviBKctruitcunJ
&ir n tneium of nulihlittcnuo.
With uvlflw toavcttlntf further troublo
vwo tuk otir tuiwupuper friauiLt cltowhcro
tu dlMMinlnuto cwidnoiuly tho lnformn
.tion that )iQWflnipr wort; Is not to bo
Sad In Cliimiiro! that ovury nlnco U filled .
Eerej that nlready wo Imro with nn
nuy of tmnuiploycd reporter!, und that
rsvy newepaiier writer who comcB tn
(JiiJiHigffwlth uvlowto getting work is
jircilyauro to Imvo nothing but 111 trou
ilo fOr bin ilna. Chicago Howa-Rcoord.
Slunntnlnoiu ITmm.
Tlio dully pencr nil rccordwl tho fact
that tho fcteouuihiu Mnjuntto, on lior iiit
wiiri trip, cnught n k-a that deinollabed
tier crow'd nct lordiout, nnd thnt tho
Teutonic, which caught tho buuio gnlo
coming wcet, hud one k ii which combod
OTor tho crow'n nost mid carried owny
her forward ort lifeboat an it went over
tbvrallfc, Dutuono of tho dally pnper
fpok tho troublu to mention just how
tho orow'a ueot in tiluntud on thwunhlji,
ftjid-iwiiBcqnintlyho'-v hlghtlmt ecn wan.
IiUltilry by n Marino Journul rcpre
auntativo discovKrcd that, while in men-of-war
nud inauy other chip tho cus
tom i to. Imvo tho crow's uetit in tho
forulop or n triflo abovo, tho White Star
allies havo it at an alUtudo of 3 feet
uliovi tho main deck an tho foremast,
ranched by a little iron ladder from tho
forward hurricane dock. In ouch a, tihip
as tho AtnJcUlc or Toutoulo tho height
f Uio main deck at the furorlsffL-if; is
about 40 feet nbovo thelovelof tliocen,
vhich would mako tho height of tho
wnro that carried away the crow'a ncnt
iu thia iustanco alxiut 70 foot. This is n
, pretty bis roller for tho north Atluntlo,
but In other parti of tho ocean auch
Truvcii aro often encountered in n storm.
HupposinK tho Khlp to bavo been iu a
trough of tho nea at tho tiino this wr.vo
siTopt her, tho mwui, height of tho wavo
inlKht 1m calculated as not Kreator than
40 feet, but it was coruiluly n body of
wter nearly 70 feet high from whero tho
ship floated. Marino Journal.
Tor ond Acaltut llm Blnslo Tut,
Byattsvllle, Md., Is still under single
tax rule, but thero aro fow eifma to show
' that tho prlnclplo lms made much head
way slnco it won tho day tn tho bitter
fight of last sprint;. Its opponents assert
that it has ruined tho town, and they
jxjlnt to the condition of tho streets nud
of tho pavements to corroborate their
claim thut tho place has homo backward
slnso tho single tax people got control of
lis affairs.
These contentions tho sluglo tax men
tigorourly deny, but their vigor Li mow
fit tho championship of tho single tax as
a irri ncijdo than in tho demonstration of
its working in thia place Generally
they imy that it has not bosu iu force
long enough yet. for n fair trial, Tho
eppom-nta reply with vigor tluit thoy
Imvo had enough of it nud thut they in
tend to, bring nlwut a change in Mayr
when tho annual election of town com
niltwt&ucra will bo hold. Tho votes seem
to bo pretty evenly divided between tho
two fauHonu, both of which aro ijnletly
m eanwstly prcparlnir for tho contest
in. tho spring.
Thero la u great deal of fooling in tho
fijjht, Hnd tho lituratnroof thodUouMlon
fiijiscomlng formidable. Cor. Now York
Tunea.
flrrnl Mvit and Drcnn OrtnJrr,
Tliat tlw hite Mr. Dlftlnolwl a liking
for tho mslodii-a of tho Italian organ
Crlmbra who iierauibubito tho streets
we nr told by II IrogTKi Italo-Zjueri-ratio,
Thsro bavo been other dlUn
trnUhml Aiturlthim with tho snnto liking
nt thnns. Ouo f them wad tho lato Gen
eral Un Dutler, when tho organists
played tho tnnoa thut plowied him, onn
tf whWi was tlio tune of "Annio Laurie,"
snd another thai of tho "Marseillaise."
Now York Bun.
l'rilo, Ohuel
Youlh Blneethoonenlnt of theslelnh'
tag Sflcsen I wear out my r.ght rIovo bo
ioro tlio mi la in the leust injured.
OUirer Why dau't yot. got her to tit
n th othif rldo jwrt i f tho tlme
Clothlers nud Haberdashers' Weekly.
A London iiuinufaoturer of chewing
emu sotno tliiib. lino dlHonargoti all Uls
iualo employee and hired girls to toko
tlu-lr placett. liio other dr.y ho made on
wign nent.
.. Tlio wife of EH Miller, who lives hear
ViUJoy city, lu4 lias given wrtii, it is
rKlroad, to' seven children in tho post 19
iiKmtl i,
JIUfsarieM'iTrlbmnionnwlonriiiwsrd,
WO VftrV llwnlv tunl 'tttn .4u.ll.
, , " v O ' ...W lift
our Old friemL Phoclon Howard, For a
jjoedinnyyeawwo Jure) thought much
wore of tho old gentleman thnuwooared
tit tell. If from titnoto titnowo liavo
jalleilBiHi jokeit at his oxidise, It was
Iwatwe we knew Ids worth nnd thonght
wutli of him ironally for, be it a
tttrstMOd, w iwvr frivol wMh thoso
wlMmi we tUiHot 1h. WwIoh nndw
ftfllUjl. . Wlwiisvw lw raws to CM-
lm Wkt Hi Mm Ma bte. elr vole
rmnmrn am not iw mum rMllMt Ittm
Mlf. and pwliHim tlMt is why u did not
iMlbemir IwllHtttte.
Marlon Howard wm tmoof ttold
(Mhwit-mie of U faW l(mwrfl lft hwo
fur ii lon tltno in Uw west. Ho was lit.
tarly ImiwuvldMit, ntttrly lmponiib!o,
nttrly liupotlhle. nco 1h mom
or Imm Inteuipetute, but ho stoppod tlwt
umy hhmo unto ivuo. up to Uio irtot no
wrw gnerims und wlf -rifiulng to tho
dmreo of fault. His sympathloa wero
aMly entlstnl and hl enthusiasm nnd
loyalty nevor falteiwl. OffcntlniM l-traj-tHt
mid iinptMoil uxn and wronged, 1
ho uuvor lwt uoulldeiico iu his fellow
mm. Ilia head may havo fulled Idtti in
emcrRi'iieles, but I'hodnii's Heart was nl
waya widy with generous, jrruclons, no
bio tmpnbcs.
Bo wo think pf tho old man very ten
drly nn wo t wak of him today, and tho
hard iHirt of It nil is that wo havo to
hold our pen in ohech. Iret It commit us
to nil Httcmnconf thiwo deeper feelings
III our heart which terbiipa would seem
mero senllmi'Utnllty to you, who may
not Imvo htiowu this kindly old soul,
This world of imro Is very beaullfnl,
nod llfo hero Is HWeet, for tu this beauti
ful world humanity, with its lender
sympnthlen and lender offleea, glorlQeait
all. Unr old friend Phoeion loved this
world of ours, mid ho loved his fellow
Mint, and It It tltis hire, jarchence, that
ipinlllleH humanity for what is to cotno
Iu tho hereafter. Eugono Field In Oil
t'igu Nev.'s-Uel'ord.
Infortnutluu ror Itiitilers.
An annimneoment printed at tlio top
of tho editorial juijo of it tuagnalno pub
lished near Boston Is oa follows!
Tills magaittno Is -published 10 timet n
years thut I tho reason wo call it n
monthly. Kvery postmaster on tho faco
of the earth, or any other man, is Invited
UiMillcIt subscribers nnd securo onoof
our unequalcd premiums or tnkon cold
cash commission it' preferred.
It costs 100 cents to havo this periodical
pay you 10 visits.
When yon Invito thoeo visits, bo snro
and scud tho "mighty dollar" In nuy
shapo preferable, and also wrlto your
tiumotKi It shall appear plalnor to us than
u white cat ou u coal heap, also your
tKiKtofuce, county nnd state. If yon llvo
in n stato of tnatrluiony, it Is not neces
sary for yon to mention It.
If yutt Hitiid us nny mauuscrlpt. don't
try to wrlto ou both sides of the paper
nt om-i- to do no will uinno you bald
headed. Wo know this from crparienco.
Also Hlini your Ixwt name, or iuto tho
wastebasket it goes. Wo don't renulro
this so wo can copy tho name on a check,
but merely ua evidence that you aro tho
follow you think you aro, in coim wo aro
sued for libel.
All articles Intended for publication
should bo mulled tothoodltor. All busi
ness letters, donations, gifts nud legacies
should bo addressed to tho eaiuo person.
tllne (Uki 8icUclr Tor Cant.
A remurkublo story comes all tho way
from Moravia to tho elTcct that all tin
cows iu that jiart of tho c.untry aro
"humped in tho rail feueo comers, chew
ing thiir cuds with great bluosjicctucles
funtontxl Moth their eyes." It seems
thut tho ground In thut country luu been
covered .villi snow sinco the latter part
of October. Ne.irly ovory day has been
clear and cold, tho rellevtion of tho sun
light from tho snow being very divas
trous to tlio eyes of both man nnd beast.
Thousands of cattle weut entirely blind
before the attention of the govornuiert
director of ngriculturo was called to Ilia
fact. That gentleman, Dr. Vcrinconrt,
rceoiniinndid bluo spectacle glasses mi
Iu wooiln or wiro frames, and tho rwiult
ts that tliniiMiula of cows aro now roam
ing nlHiut over tho Moravian pastuios
looking as dlgnliletl as UoaUu "school
marms." Jt la further said that the en
tire bluo glasasupply of Vienna has been
exhausted und that tho government has
applied tu I'aris nud London glaas deal
ers for additional supplies. St. Louis
Republic.
Tb Intitltutilo.
Wo all cry out ngulnst tho monstrous
hoopskirt which is doming In vogue,
bat there is no human power capable of
fending off that fashion, which oven tho
women folk profess to regard with dis
like. When Damo Fashion utters her
dictum, tho men aro uowhsre iu it, and
tlio htdlrs, Uod bless 'em I have simply to
obey. Excliange.
N, A. BOLICH,
-DKALfilt IN
BOOTS
I entry n Pull Lino in alt
GentsEnrnishing Goods
Is tho most complete iu Grant County,
Having boon selected with ospocial roforonco to Uiia markot.
CTE SHIRTS & OTDERWBAE
Of ovory kind and all sizes. .
-CALL AND, TEST PIUOES.-
4 Jfftiidiittl Bunk Blook Bcuttiy, N, X,
OliliiMti Tfft.
ridlIii-8. WfttktiM of a London ta ftrm
la tmbln; a IusIiimm tonr oi the world
atid nt pmtnt Is Iri thU city. Ills firm
In ouo of tho nldenl and riohest ton Ohm
tu tlio world's metropolis, tho head of it
for many years having Iwen tho million
clro Ilsronet Sir Richard Pock, Mr,
Watklns Is fin old and trusted member
of the houso nnd has been selected for
tnsny years to condnctneKoHitions with
UiO principal Clilneso nnd Indian tea
Growers who control tho wurlreta of Can
ton and Calcutta.
"It la our rule," explained LMr, Wnt
kins, "tn visit tho best'plonintlona and
nrrnngo for tho pnrchasi of tho now non
sou's crop whilo it Is yot growing. It
takes cousldbrablo oxperiunco to bo ablo
to jndge of tho probablo quality of a
crop daring Its early staged, as tho tea
plant is subjesttoso many vicissitude
before picking, If tlio crop does not
com up to expectations, wo aro often
losers, but tho usual practlco Is to bar
gain for tho first offer, for whleti prlvl
logo of conroo wo jury n premium. Tho
Cldnn tea, however, does not rnlo tho
market nn it did boforo India and Ceylon
discovered tho fact that they could grow
several kinds as well ua their Celckllal
neighbors.
"All tho best sorts, howovcr, nro still
grown in China. Clmiiowder, Hyson
and all tho high class groon leas can bo
produced nowheroolse. Tlio very high
cat quality of tho first named seldom
Imivw the land of IU growth, tho Chi
noso connoisseurs forming a. riug which
koeps ft for Uio homo market." Son
Francisco Chronicle.
Tlta Illack Jack Inn.
A few days ago tho ancient "lioslel
rio" familiar to readers of Dickens as tho
"Black Jack," in Portsmouth street,
Clara Market, closed its doors forever, as
tho entlro block of buildings surround
ing it Is nltout to bo demolished. Tlio
"Muck Jack" Is tho houso to which Bam
Welter escorted his msster wheu thnt
gontlomau was in tearch of Low ton, Mr,
l'erkrr clerk, on which occasion Mr.
Pickwick heard tho story of tho "Queer
Client," related by tho mystorlous law
yer's clerk.
Tho "Block Jack" has for many year
boen n verltablo meccn to tho medical
students who havo miccesnfully braved
tlio terrors of tho oxnnilnntion room, for
it was customnry for them to adjourn to
its hospltnblo bar and duly Inscribe tho
tho names of tho fortunate medicos in a
resistor kept iu tlto houso for that apo
dal purpose. Among tho slgnaturus to
bo seen nro those of James Pagotond
Andrew Clarl together with ninny
others who havo since attained celebrity.
Tho drath of tho "Ulack Jack" adds
oi.o more to tho ghostly taverns which
have abounded In tho Immediate vicin
ity. Tho "Spotted Dog," tho "Whlto
Lion" of Jack Hhopjiard nolorloty, tho
"Hull's Head." whero Hogarth met hl9
brdlier artist, nnd tho "Bplllor'a Head,"
the Buvuge club or thoio lays, till stood
within a fow yaids. London News.
FRANK PHELPS.
Sngiusav & Maclzinist.
DHAI.KIt IN
WIND MILLS, GALVANIZED IRON,
WOOD TANKS,
Pum 3nd Hump Fittings.
1 i-i-lj II i
I I 5'3 ",
I 31 g s1
t ' 5.2-J 1 y a 2
rift 3 'j. "s I" -4
and SHOES.
Dopftrtmoiita, and my stock of
Tim nniHnial wfl wmUImt of tho win
ter has iiMtdo ehlulidaa nulla a oommon
complaint, A vftimim wlio hss suffered
from the tuost Jonuoylng torturo which
tMl partloidaif inflletlon entails reiwrt
to Imvo found 'relief from ft wow remedy,
or nt least from something which U not
ouo of tiro usual remedies.
"After tryinghotsnlfcand water, witch
hnsel, cold cream olid tlio nst of tho
list," says this woman, " t'io Idea enm
to mo that to bury my fentin tho creamy
L1ocdnww of conistAMh might ansuagotho
ItiUilerablo bunting, I tried it, with in
st.tnt sitctxs. Don't uso a llttlo from a
powder puff, Tnko a lwwl or dish nnd
p'.tingo thu foot In mttto to tho Instep
nud keep it thus buried for torao min
ute. Then dust off most of Uio corn
starch, and the stocking nnd shoo can bo
mumed with comfort."
This dimple, lncxpenslvn suggestion
ought to bo circulated. Car driver and
othcie whono occupation forces them to
stand almost continuously nro likely to
Iw tho greatest sufferers tn cold weather
from frost )illlcu feel and following chil
blain. Her Point of VlowlnNow York
Times,
A Qanlnt Wedding 01ft.
A watch Which tho knlscr gnvo as a
wedding present to his sister, Princess
Margaret of Prussia, on hor marriage
with Prince Frederick Charles of Hesso ,
has a enriona history. It originally bo-;
longed toVuocn Louisoof Pi Asia, tho
mother of fiTaUcr William I. Tho watch
waalcotod by French soldiers after ono i
of tho victories which practically placed
Berlin as n ronqiicrod city hi tho hands j
of Napoleon's troops. Being taken to
Btrasbnrg, it was n year or two later
won as i riso litu wirracks lottery by
tho cook of tho officers' mess.
This man gnvo thu tvatch to his sister,
who subMHiuenlly ul'lalnod a domestla
poLltlan in tho palace Inf Potsdam, whero
Queen Lou ko, notichu tlio watch in tho
womnn's j mylou, recognized It as her
own and obtulucd rrtwiscwlnn ofitiu
oxchango fur n goneros sum of monoy.
Tho lata Empress Auglistn Intrusted tho
watch to tho presouc emperor, with an
oxpreesion of her vrMi that it might al
ways remain tho property of a Prussian
princoas.Maiichcstir Times.
C(Ht of i'ntcntlnc.
"I havo Just bam Cmirinif nn what it
will cost inn to bavo an invention pat-
en ted throughout tho world," said AI
fred Emerson, a young Kansas City in
ventor, "and I have found out it takes a
fortune Thero ire on this mnudano
sphcro W govcrninonts thnt run depart
ments Uovotca to fleecing tho poorinvent
1
or and protend togivo his Idea protection. ' is any sham or mysticism or suporstltion
8lxtcenof thoso sharks nro to bo found in hi it, it is linblo to bo handled r, a do
Europe, 8 iu Africa, 4 in Asia, 27 aro tcctlvo handle an embezzlement. Tho
on tho two continent of America, and 0 , press, as n rttlo, believes it: puro and an
nro in Oceanlca, Of conrso tho charges defiled religion, but it wants n religion
differ in every cole; somo aro cotnpara- that is good for Mondays and Thursdays
tlvelr mini!, others nro not ho Jinnll. In and Saturdays a woll as Sundays.
tho nggregato they nvorngo about $237.83 It is complalnoil by somo Roman Cath
eboh, or n grand total of $14,550. That's olio onthorilic thnt tho proas is uunco-
pretty sum for a man to spend to keep
an Idea from boing stoleu, isn't ltr St
Louts a lo lx-Democrat.
GEEHAN
JONH DECK2RT,
Propi tutor
ICE COLD BEER I
FINEST
m ported it Domestic
LIQUORS,
AND
Bost BrandsofCigars
Golil Avoiuirt, Dumlntr N M,
Kullca tur I'libtlrntlun.
iftil, iut
Kullfd It tierelir clir Ihai rnlliwin'i..
nuiiiwl wilier list. BIm notkw ot liU hlenlTmi fc
iiiaIm Himl
aid nrmif urlll 1 41 inadM lfntM II V
mil in nnrai tot nit riilta, H1 Hut
s oomniiMionwst WwIhb. N. m Ai.il s.
Vfi H'I,'JI"SSW nf llemlna, N. M. Him
S'ff No " w. J 8SS.S0,
UlMnilli(oroili)CMrtllinM tn ro
IriSI ""'dwi oHi(i and eulllulluii el, 1
III.
Milt
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Any imrM.n nlio In ii(iti-l Muiiitttb.
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lly Vina of Ilia llomi
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nr.
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liJiHolullau Nollen.
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ami st t'etik's I'Mk, N. M., I IhUilar (IImoIvhI by
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lid Buslp Vkmtm. Iitun a Vi-nmnn Llnlj ni
miptlon to tm woit (Rirof nm-thwo are pw
feflUysmlrrmanimUrt-urtbylt, 1
InTnilMing J iiewltd flti oiid Mrensth of
psl, puny, serofulous cbildrsn, nothliig can
SOUS! It,
TJnllke th onllnsry spring mullein or
nrMpsrlllss, tlie "Ulwcry works epially
well nt nllicftMn. All the year round, nnd
it all caws. It Is auirtt1e,tl. i no other
Wood ttiNllcino Is, If it oyer fall to benefit or
cure, you have your mousy Urk, It's not
only tin luiA blood puriner, but it's tho riiesp.
et. Ton tot only for tho mwtl you Krt.
some i Ink that pays Uicm r,r ill
rrolmlilylw uixwt ay'" jut ss (rnol.'' I-er-LnpsltMor
thm but It can'tlw, for ytm.
MOUnNEfiS DY THE SEA.
Dr Ihs sld of Hit tea tlirte monrnnrs esls
But Mir watcblna an Ml mil
"Whoro tank your lilp" One turntd tirr hd.
MUr the sweet fiplce UUnds It lies," alia Mid.
"And otten I foncr on dsn like them
Their breath lloatt to roe o'er toutkvrn mi,"
"Where unk jroursbliir" "11 temiUtot,
On a f hero of onlii r and ptixU 'tvrsi USiL
"Oh, otltn I drm ef Iu lullful ti
And the rsinbew Biennis that sre round It
tbodl"
"Whersssnkrotirslillff' 01i.wfto.wlillifr,
Dues ehe know not, than, bar lout lore ptcl
"Mr ship tank not," h ld, and tait
A tlor ihell oa the wattn vtit.
No Hnimr wtors ner mi ef rrleo
Her ilrcema to It rcwtlnit ilaco enllce.
Uf shlii Ue ftOHli la nrutle lc.
-ClirUtlnn tttiiUter.
TIib liu pertinent Preit.
What aro wo coming to if tho press In
going to tnko tho starch out of every
thing? An esteemed contemporary wo
havo forgotten which ono has com
plained that thoroportsof tho dally press
havo mado tho recent heresy trial appear
ridiculous in tho eyes of tho public. Tho
dignity nnd mystery of theological dis
cussions, onco so awful that angola scarce
ly dared to tread tho platform whoro tho
discussion was carried on, havo been 10-
ducod to n commonplaccness cotnparablo
to tho reports of a ward meeting or a
filibustering scasion In congress.
Tho iniportiiicnt press persists in treat
ing overythlng nnd everybody in an ov
orydny sort of a way. Even religion ha
to undergo tho namo treatment. If thero
cssarllr meddling with tho alleged con'
troversy botwoon tho archbishops, nnd
thnt tho laity of tho church is being
stirred up by n contest which ought to
havo been confined to1 tho prelates nnd
settled by thorn, Dut everything is
news, nnd so important a matter no ol
leged insubordination iu tho high place
of thu Cufcollo church can no raoro bo
kept quiet iu theso day than (mid tho
outbreak of a volcano ou Manhattan
Island, It does indeed detract from tho
dignity nnd mystery of eccleslastleism
to havo it miarrola reported in tlio pa
pers, but it cannot bo helped excopt iu
ono way, Lot qunrrol.i ccaso and tho
press will quit Its luipemucnco. Wpnng
Quid Union,
General Hollar nn Ilia TacliU
General Duller was hnprdest on tho
deck of his yacht, whoro )io clad himself
In jaunty flannels, surrounded himself
witn pretty gins ami ronowcu ma youtn.
If tho truth wero to bo told, ho liked to
crulso in well frequented wntotu, whero
now and then a crowned ozcurslon
steamer would bo mat, Ou such occa
sions ho was itcrfectly uuro to bo cheered
hrnrtllyi ho Uftcil ubi cap whilo tho
cheering wns going on nnd tlien 1ckonod
to ouo or tho voinm mines, uuo uuner-
stood tho Btgual. nud ot;i'Vl:l3 ft pulled
a cord which disolinrgod tho America's
btaiostirun. Uooml It was a beautiful
no so. Oiiro moro tho crowd on tho cs'
cutston steamer cheered, tho general
Hftod his cap, tho young Indies smiled,
nud tho America sailed exquisitely on
hor way.
Ittnocont woainifsaes vero inoso or ma
old general. If ho had boon u bad man
or n really crafty one, ho would probably
imvo attained a blKlier tieuroo or power,
Ilo souaht his own nurposes, unt not witn
that commmuinto tulle, that perfect self
seeking, which makea ono utterly forego
nreacnt mtrnosoa in nruer to uutntn uiu
nmto oiua. ilou who nro a great ueai
worso nud moromUchievous than hoover
wiw Imvo lii't been abused one-twentloth
oa much ns ho. Boston Trnnaeript.
SIcimtliiK liy Dualling Ualita.
Tho unfiirorablo Impression canned in
navy circles abroad uy luo falluro of Hash'
lug Incandescent lights to moot all tho
requirements of n clear and rapid sys
tem ot signaling lias boon greatly moul
ded by tlio introduction of a now device.
It won formerly fonud thnt flashes could
not In mado with thoiiocessary rapidity.
owing .u tho fact that light lingers in
tnoenrbou. in tlio newjiaali lainps.
number of which nro licing supplied to
several ungiisii battlesiiita, a spring cov
or hides Und reveals the light, being
worked by n iloxiblospring by hand, and
ouabllug signals of practically uny de
gree of rapidity and ut tho utmost dis
tinctness to bo sent.
Tho lamps nro of nlwut 100-candle
power and aro worked at tho masthead
by electric wires from tlio deck. From
experiments mado with tho nowdevico
it appears that tho direct Hashing of
high powor incandescent lamps for sig
naling purpoKes is likely to bo ovoutually
superseded by soma dark cover arrange
incut, Exchange,
Cremation. ,
Miss Mary D. Oomyors of Boston has
written a pamphlet in favor of crema
tion, which tho Massachusetts Cremation
society has published. She states that
cremation doe uot mean the burning of
tho body by lire. Tho coffin Is put Into
a small i humber heated tail temperature
of 9,000 degrowt. No flomo devours Uio
body nothing but tho heated air and
until Uio moment of its falling together
lu white ashes the body Ilea untouched
Mid tho process is ono quick and puro,
not the nlaw decay of tho grave,
A bankrupt merchant nt Aoodh Mines,
N, S has been rteatenesd to two monilts
in Jail for having willfully oontraetd a
debt without having at ths time a r
wtabU xpettloa ofbug aids tflsy It,
an.
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