Capital journal., September 11, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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LOST AND SPOlLgD MONEY.
Cli Until i,f l;ii9lmnl UuUn n Ill i'rulll
on Ilcr Sutti.
-.nk notM of tho nilno of thotiRttntls
it jitjtiiiili mo n nically lost or tlustroyutl
jy noflUctit. In tJic 40 years bftweon
i7!j mul IWJ3 tli wcr ontatmuling
:ofus of tho ltiui'tof Riigiin.d, presumed
t Imvo Ik-oii itithor lot or tltroypd,
.imuuiitiiiK to a!l,Qi0,UU0 0(M, ovcry
ililli.ti,! of vhlcli 7.ih clour t jflt to tlio
tniik
J 11 mai.y Juiitiiiiewt, Iinviver, it U pos-
bij to murw tlio iiiiiuni.i of (lie nils
li-om tlio b.;n!t In fall. Notlco 1ms to bo
Utvon to tho b.uilf of tlio noto Htipposcil
lo bo lojt or stolon, togctlior with a
litmll fco ami a full nnrrativoaa to how
t'io lo8 occurrod. Tho uoto 1 then
"stopMHr' that I?. If tho document
I ihunid bo nruscnted for paytutnt, tho
person "stopping" tho uoto Is informed
when and to whom It is paid. If pro
suited, after havitiK been "stopped,"
lyiiny suspicions looking ptrnon, and
not through n banker, 0110 of tho detect
ivea nlwnys in attendance at tho bank
would bo er.llod to question tho person
114 to how nod when tho uoto cniuo into
his or licr poifusoioti. It is qui to n mis
t.tkon idoatliat "stopped paymont" of a
bank uoto has tho effect supposed by
very nmny people. It simply means that
t'.io Uatik ol ISiifflmitl carefully keeps a
lookout for tho noto which has boeu
"stopped," and, thouah it cannot rofuso
to pay such uoto immediately on its bo
ing presented, n notification would at
onco bo iiimlo to tho person who stopped
it, and tho b.mk would givo nil tho us
sistanco in its power to euablo tho loser
to recover tho amount.
In too cpfo of a bank noto having
been, bay, burnul by iiistuko, if tho
number is known nud uotico sent to tho
llr.uk cf Knglnud itwillpaythuainunut
after nu interval of llvo years from tho
.luto of lodging notico of ilostntctlon
kliould no ouu imvo preFentcd tho uoto
for payment in tlio meantime. Tho bauk
iu such cases also insists on n gnnrnutco
Icing given by 11 banker or two housa
holders that it shall bo repaid in tho
ovcut of tho document turning up and
beiug again tendered for payment. It is
not nt ull an unusual eircnuiFtnuco for
a mutilated noto to bo presented for
payment, burned perhaps half through,
with marks of burning 011 tho friuges.
Nor is tho damago nlwnys nccideutnl.
Tho men who indulgo in tho luxury of
lighting their pipes with n bauk noto
avo not nlwnys, as somo may thiuk,
millionaires or recognized lunatics of
socloty. The spoiled notes nro more often
than not presented by workmen or la
borers, who confess withont hesitation
that they Imvo intentionally lighted
their pipes with them from mero brag
gadocio Ashtoii (England) Roportor.
An Ant'riloto of IVrlor.
Onco during tlio schooldays ot tho
provident of tho Freuch republic his pro
fesMir in geography asked him, "Poricr,
givo ns tlio exact position and indicate
tho latitudo of tho Gambler group."
Casiinir-Pericr crossed his arms tightly
upon his chest, looking very perplexed.
Ono of his neighbors whispered to him
tlio wrong nnswor, whereupon tho pro
fessor gnvo him tho exact position of
this littlo group, which bolongs to tho
rnoro importunt French establishment
of Tahiti, uud after a short pause, and
with n littlo point of irony, said: "You
ought to know that, Perier, bcoauso it
is thanks to your grandfather that
Franco acquired tho nsoeudnuoy in theso
parts of tho world. It was through his
clforts nud cutrentios that tho dusky
quoen of theso islands was induced to
oonio to France, and tho men of my
gonoratiou still ronioinbor tho comical
songs whioh celebrated tlio ovent," Po
ricr blushed considerably, but, holding
his head still higher, nuswerod tho pro
fossor with his quick nud peculiar dic
tion, "I will most certainly go over
this Josson again aud try to bo moro
proficient at tlio noxt loctnro; but, so
far as tlio deeds of my grandfather go,
they nro so numerous that I am not old
enough yet to know them all." Sou
Francisco Argonaut
A I'urUlan Indntry.
A Paris correspondent dotoribos on
of tho oddest industries of that city to
bo found iu a littlo shop iu tho Ruo dos
Ecoles, whioh deals exclusively witli tho
secondhand boots of tho men who work
in tho sowers. Theso boots nro furnished
by tho stnto mid como half way up tho
thigh, and each man is nllowod a uow
pair overy six months. When now, thoy
cost fO; wlieu sold secondhand, thoy
realize tho modest sum of 60 cents, but
as nt least 0,000 pairs por annum nro
sent to the Ruo Acts Ecolos it makes
quito a booming iudustry. Tho leather
of theso boots Is, so to speak, tanned by
tho nlkallno mul greasy water iu which
the sower cleaners paddle, aud thoy are
engorly sought for by tho groat Parisian
bootmakers, for this leather, bciug nf
onco tough mid light, serves to sustain
tho curvo of tho Louis XV heol.
8t. Paul'., Trillion,
It is stated that in all 10,000 people
attend the services nt St. Paul's cathe
dral, London, ovory Sunday, the
morning nud afternoon services each
attracting 2,600 worshipers, nnil the
evening service 6,000. Tho fact that
tho musical portion of tho service ia
said to bo tho most perfect of its kind
in Europo liaa no doubt n great deal
to do with its popularity. London
Letter.
Sponges aro lieing propagated In 0
cheap way just now. About three
yen) s ago a cut Gorman divided a
few healthy 6iecitnenfl of live
uponges into n goodly uuruber of
parts and placed them in deep water,
with tho result that ho now has b
crop of 4,000 at the initial expendi
ture of f 20.
Tho Camperdown, tho vessel wblcu
rammod tho Victoria, ia agwn cruis
ing in tho Mediterranean iu company
with the ships of tho British squad
ron. Rear Admiral Markham la in
cesasrwd.
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klpimrs 1nnlngi a a I'lj.
All my torsos word digressions from
ofllco work. Thoy camo without iuvltn
Hon, nnmanuercdly, in tho nnturo of
things, but they had to come, aud tho
writing out of thetu kept mo healthy
and nmtHod. To tho best of my remein
brauce, 110 ono thou discovered their
grievous cyniclim or thoir pessimistic
londoney, nud I was far too busy and
loo happy to tnko thought about theso
things.
Bo thoy arrived merrily, boing born
out of tho lifo about 1110, and thoy wero
very bad indeed, uud tho joy of doing
them wits payment n thousand times
their worth. Some, of course, camo and
ran nwoy ngaiii.'nnd tlio dear sorrow of
going in search of theso (out of nillco
hours and catching them) was almost
better than writing thorn clear. Had ns
they weio, 1 burned twied nt many as
wero published, and of tho survivors at
least two-thirds wero cut down nt tlio
lust inonunt. Nothing can bo wholly
beautiful tlint is not useful, aud there
foro my verses wore mndo to oaso oil
tho perpf 'aal strifo botweon tho mana
ger cxtrimlng his advertisements and
uiy chief lighting for his rending mat
tor. They wore Inirn to bo snoriflced.
Rukn-Din, tho foreman of our slilo, ap
proved of them immensely, far ho was
n Moslem of culture. Ho would say:
"Your poetry vory goal, sir. Just com
ing proper length toduy. You giving
moro soon? Ouo-third column just prop
er. Alwnys can tnko on third pago."
Rudyaid Kipling iu McGlnro's Maga
zine, Mu.lo mul llrldcvs.
Tho majority of readors havo doubt
loss heard that it is possiblo to "flddlo
11 bridgo down," or, iu othor words,
that music will materially injuro such
structures. Persons who roally boliovo
that niu-du will eanso suoh vibrations
in 11 bridgo ns to throw it from its foun
dation piers, if kept up for a suflloieut
length ot time, elta tlio fact that when
armies uni marching orders nro given
to Btop tno liuiMO boforo tho troops roaoh
tho bridge, especially if tho structure bo
ono built ou tho suspension plan. But
this is not dono because tlioro is any
daugor to tho bridge on account of tho
vibrations caused by tho music, but be-
causo tlio measured tread of n vnst
nunibor of 111011 keeping stop would sub
ject tho structure to a greater strain
than nn irregular agitation. Tlio reason
of this is obvieus: Tho bridgo suffers
lonst strain whon at rost. when in uni
form motion throughout nil its parts,
it acquires n momentum equal to tho
cntiro suspended weight multiplied by
tlio velocity of such motion. Tills boing
tho caso, it is clear that a uniform
downward vibration will soon roaoh tho
broaking strain, while lliosamo disturb
ing forces, notiug irregularly, would
counteract each other to a certain do
groo and thus bo far less trying. St.
Louis Ropublic,
Interpreting Nature.
Taking mankind nt largo, porhaps
wo should find them accounting for tho
phenomena of liuturo quito ns much
from their feollngs ns from reason.
Minds of tho most practical bout nro
oftcu tho most servile slaves of preju
dice. Tho nttitudo of tho Mohamme
dan mind toward modem soiontiflo in
quiry is shown by u littlo colloquy bo
tweon tin Algerian Kubylo and an Eng
lish artist who reports tho conversation.
Oil 0110 occasion a group of Kabyles
was standing around when I abruptly
loft off workiug and began gathoring
my painting traps togothor, "for," said
I, "I soo tho wind is blowing the plonda
in this direction. It will rain. "
"Tho wind does not push tho clouds, "
said one, "You can sco them moving
Iu dilloront directions nt tho unmo
timo."
"But suroly," said I, "you can per-
colvo any day that it is tho wind that
moves thoin. "
"Does tho wind movo tho sun?" said
ho.
"No, of courso it doesn't."
"God said to tho sun, 'Movo alwnys
in ono direction, ' nud to tho clouds ho
laid, 'Movo about as you ploaso. '
"Is not that so?" said ho, appealing
to Ills oompauious. Youth's Compau-
'.on.
Kngland's flame laws.
Whilo iu most things England may
bo-oonsidorod as nbroast of tho times
sho is hopolcssly to tho roar as regards
her gamo laws. Tho absurdity ot tho
lattor as well as thoir flagrant injus
tice, savoring of tho feudal ages, was
strikingly illustrated tho othor day
when young Lord Strathodon nud Camp
boll wai ablo to get n sontonco of im
prisonment and lino passed upon ono of
his tenant farmers who had committed
tho crlmo of hhootiug a haro 011 a field
which ho leased from tho poor. This
was hold by tho board ot magistrates,
consisting mainly of follow landowners
and friends of Lord Btrnthedcu, to con
etltuto tho crlmo of poaching.
A Good Scheme.
An English gentlomaii has invented a
lifo saving apparatus for uso ou n lake
on his own placo which is so simple
that ono liko it could easily bo put on
ovory sheet of water froquonted by
skaters. Two broad plnnks, about 8 foot,
long, aro placed on slod runnors, nnd
thoso aro joined togethor by a ropo
fully SO foot in length. A lifo prosorver
is fostpnod to tho center of tho ropo,
and iu enso of aoddent two pooplo, by
throwing themselves on tlio planks,
could easily stocr thorn to tho hole, ono
on cither side, when tho lifo preservers
could bo grospwl by tho ono whose lifo
U iu danger. Philadelphia Pre.s.
A taudmark Kemoved,
It has been discovered that Washing,
tou rock, n historical old landmark
near Laiubertvlllo, N. J., has been bro
ken up into paving blocks and shipped
uwny by quarryraen who leased tho
!und. It is claimed that Washington
used this rook v M observatory. From
it tho city of Trenton, ten miles distant,
could bo plainly, diSoonietl The citizens
aro very iadlfnaat otw tho destnwtic
of tbt lM&Mgfe
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What is
Cnstorla is Dr. Samuel Pitchor'a prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains nciUier Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing- Syrups, nnd Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its gunrantco is thirty years' uso by
Millions of Mothers, Custorht destroys "Worms nnd allays
fbvcrishncs.s. Cnstorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
enrcs Dlnrrhcca nnd Wind Colic. Cnstorla rcliovcs
teething troubles, cures constipation nnd flatulency.
Cnstorla assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Cns
torla is iho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Cnstorla Is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of U
good efftet upon their children."
Dr. O. C Osgood,
Lowell, Mass.
" Casloria Is the best remedy for children of
vililch I am acquainted. 1 hope the day Is not
far distant vrhen mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, and use Castoria
Instead of the various qunclc nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
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