. mills «lilac.
atv. on. at»... PREACHES urns
r
’ RETURNING PROSPERITY.
I- aim Three Minions For tin
. line at Business Depression and Ill-
i «nu: um Their claim in cm
deuce-J1me Voyage e! We.
Wlsnllvoron, July it's—This dismal-la
of Dr. 'l'alnlnge showllmwull may help it
the result-linen of guild timell and is most
appropriate. Text. Lamentations iii an,
“Wherefore doth a living mull complain?“
A cheerful Interrogntory in the may.
melancholy book of the Bible! .ll-ren‘llail
wrote so many and things that We have a
word named after hinl. and when any
thing In surcharge-ti with grief and com
pllllllt we call It a ,iereluiad. But ill in)
text .Iercnliull, as by a sudden jolt. wall
one all to a thanknt spirit.
(Jar blessings are so much more nunlorv
one than our deserts that he is surprised
that anybody should ever find fault.
Having life, and with it a thousand bless.
Inge. It ought to bash into perpetual si
levee everything like criticism of the deal
logs of God. "Wherefore doth a living
man complaint"
While everythingin our national finances
to brightening. for the last few years tht
land hall been set to the tune of “Naomi. "
There has been here and there a cheerful
soloist, hilt the grand chorus has been one
of Intimidation accompanied by dirgcl-
over prontrated conltllerca, sllollt lllallll
factories, Ilflomllltlytltl lllechulllsnl alld all
these disorders described by the two short
words, “hard tilnell." 'l'hc fact ill that
we have been paying for the bloudylllxury
of war llloro'thall 30 years ago. There
were great national diflcrenees. and Wt
had not ellollgil Christian character to set
tie them by arbitration aml treaty. and st.
we went Into battle, expending life and
treasure and well nigh swalllplllg the na-
tional finances. and north and south. east
and west, have over since been paying Iiil
those four years' indulgence ill Ilarhurialu
But the time has come when this depres
eion alight to end—yea, when it will eat!
If the people are willing to do two at
three things by way of financial mediea
"meat, for the pelmhl as well as congress
must join in the wart; of recurs-ration.
The best political acollolnisto tell no that
there is no good nation for continued pron“
tratiou. Plenty of money awaiting ‘In’f‘ .
treatment. The national health with never
so strong an arm or so clear a brain. Yet
we go on groaning, groaning, groaning, as
though-(loll had put thin nation upon
grllcl and allowed us loltolledccent i It
feat ltl six months. The fact in the bi!
of colllplnltling halt beoolllo chronic ltl this
country. and after all theeo years of whim-
per and wailing and ohjurglltlon we are
under such a momentum of snivel tllat we
cannot stop.
'l'hree Prescription.
'l'hcreare three prescriptions by which I
believe that our individual and national
i
finances may be cured of their present lie '
presslon. The first is cheerful conversation
and behavior. I have noticed that the poo
plo who are llltlst vociferous against the
day In which we live are those who are ill
eomfdrtablo circumstances. I have lllfiili‘
Inquiry of those persons who are violent
in their jerollllnds against these times and
I have linked thelll, “Now, after all. are
you not malllnga living?” After some
heeitntlon and coughing and clearing their
throat three or four times they say stalli-
tllerln , ”Ye-s.” So thllt with ll great
mtlltltl f a of people it is not a question of
getting a livelihood, but they are dism’lflrl
fled llecauso they cannot mallo as lulu-b
motley ml they would like to make. They
have only 02.0”») in IIII' bank, where they
would like to have “.000. '1 hey can clear
In a your only t-‘wuo, Wlll'll they Would
like to clear tithlloil, or things come out
just even. in in their trade llli'y gel int a
day when they \Vlnll they could make $1
or .5. “Uh," says economic. “or.- you not
aware of the fact that. there is a great. pupil
lotion out of elllpluyment, and tholonre
hundreds of tho good fillllllltlrillf IIlIsenlm'
try who are at their wits' and. not. know-
ing which way to turn?" Yes. i know it
better than any luau in private life Hil.
know that end fat-t, for it come» constant-
ly to my eye and ear. but who is responsi-
bio for this state of thingy?
Macho! that rmponsibliily I put upon
limit In colllfortuble cirelllllvtallres who
by an everlasting growling keep pllhlir
confidencedepressed and llevvl-utorpri-rs
from starting out atld new banal-v from
being built. You know very “'0'” that
one destmndetlt loan can talk no men lulu
tlcloallldetlcy, while one cheerful pllysirlan
cull wake up into exhilaration ll \viluh
al-lyliltll of llyluwllondriuvn. It is no kind
ness in the poor or the unvlnployml for you
to join Ill thin depiomllun. It you IIIIH‘
not the wit and tIlel-ollllnon fli'fliil' to think
of smoothing cheerful to my, then keep
hili'lil. There in no man that can be little-
pendent of lleprl-swd conversation. 'l‘iu
llll'illi‘ill Jollrllalu are ever innovating It
I was rivaling of five men who revolll-ll
that they would mail" an experiment. and
lee what they could do ill tho‘ way of do
pressingu eta-lit. healthy man, and they
fi'liill’l'll to Ila-cl him at diilel'vllt points Ill
hill Journey, and no he stepped out iroln
his house In the morning ill rflmst health
can of the five men met him and said:
,“Why. you Inuit wry nick today. What bl
theinutleri" Ill-said: “Iain in (“t'fllli'lll
health. There is nothing tho matter."
But. passing down lilo street. he began to
ecuinino IIIii symptoms. and lilo mood of
the five men met him and said. “Why,
how bad you do Ioolll" "W 13'". re
plied. "I don't feel very vv Aft-t
uvvhllelhe llllrd luau mat Il and the
fourth mun met him. and the fifth man
canlctlpaud llaili: “Wily,you look unit
you had had the typhoid foyer for all
m-elol. What is the matter with you!"
And the man against whom the aimlugem
had been lllid molt homo and dimi. And
if you meet a nlauwitil Iliil'lli‘llllil ialll
about. hard times alld bankruptcy and
dreadful winters that are to (lilllii' you
break down hill courage. A low nulllmns
no. all the winter was «mining on. [a-vlplfl
laid: “\Ve'nhnil have a terrible winter.
The poor will bellman out this winter "
There was noulethia. in the large atom of
secret that the mluirmir had gotta-rot and
”mowing in the phases of the moon and
something in other puma" that "mill!
you certain we when going to have a hard
winter. Winter value. It was tlltlluiidmi
one within my memory and within yuan.
All that WthlmtlI dc manual: there
was an icicle that hung through limlsy
from the (level of the home. tin you
"unwind faln-ly. last winter was man-
on. and the penile raid“ “We shall have
an listed fitflfl’lfllflmflfll tbcmnr. it
at l be A tll‘mlflll clutter." l‘ilfl! amount
it null raid winter. but there were ham
charities than ever before
.RAYI
To Whom It May ‘
Conceal:
I ask those who are indebted
to me. make a special often
to square up their accounts, or
to pay an unusual amount on
account. at the next regular
time of payment. Extraordi-
nary expenses, in fitting up
my new store, is the reason I
ask you to do for me, in this
case, what I Wuultl gladly and
quickly do for you. under the
mac circumstances. I shall
take this to be a special kind-
ness on your part, not to be
forgotten.
As ever at your service,
Very kindly
Loseuzo DIBBLE,
" II North Main Street.
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hell:
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V.
"Irate a
1"
not ' love It. wealth“ does not run.
i‘boy have no Sabbath. no Billed» God
in France. We have all the» Menu for
our American mill..an pallllcllpinlen
ll such that it the people in this country
attetnpt ll cutthroat expedition they will
land in Sing Sing or from the pilot" no
up on tight rope. I do not believe the pee.
p c of this country will ever mmlnlit eat-
?"Bt‘l and riot and murder for the suite at
getting braid, bllt all thin lugllhrerlty of
tone and face keeps [maple down. Now I
will make it contract. If the people of the
United States IUOIII.‘ Week will talk cheer-
fully. I will open all the lnallufaemries: I
will giro olnploynlcntulull the “Down.
pied men and women; I will lllakea live<
Iy market for your real estate that is cut-
illg you up with taxes; I will stop the
long pmouesimls on the way to the poor—
housc and the penitentiary. end I will
spread a plentiful table from Maine tonal-
lfarnia and from Ul'cgon to Sandy Hook,
and tile whole land shall carol alld‘tlllltlL
dcr with national jubilee. lint says seine
one. “I will take that contract. llllt we
can't ailect the whole nation." My hear-
ers and readcrs, representing all you do all
professions, all trades and all occupations.
If you should rosldvo never again to utter
a dulorolls'Wonl about the money markets.
but by manner, and by voice, and by Will
and caricature, and. above all, by faith In
God. to try to scatter this national gloom,
do yell not believe the influence Would be
instantaneous and widespread? 'I'he eiIoct
would bcfclt around the world. For God's
sake ulld for the sake of the poor tltlll for
the sake of the employed, quit growling.
Depend upon It. If you men In' comfort.
lllllili.‘lI'f3.lllliIl|llC('!l do not stopcoluplaln-
Inlr, (lad will blast your harvests, and lloe
how you will get alollgwitllollt a corn
crop, alld he will swuep yell with tlootie,
and he will devullr you with gmsshotlrwrs,
and tie will burn your city. If you melt
in tfiilllfiil'liilllfl circumstances kurp on enm-
plninillg. God will give you something to
complain about. Marl: that!
Christian Investment.
The second prescription for thoallcvln‘
tloll of financial distrelu'es is proper Chris-
tian inveutlllcnt. iiod tli'lllilllilh’ of every
individual state and nation a certain prvlr
portion of their Illtmlllt'. We are thirst-
lllolliolls! We keep back from Until that
which lwlongs to him. and when WI‘ be: p
bank anything from find he takes what
we keep back. and he takes more. He
takes it by storm. by sickness, by batik-
rnptcy, by any one of the ten thousand
way-l which he can employ. 'l‘herealalll
lllatlyof you are cramped Ill business is
lii‘f‘fl‘lh'i’ you have Iltlll'l’ learned the lesson
ofi'hri-‘t'lall generosity. You employ all
agent. You give him a reasonable ~.lillry,
and. lo, you find out that ho is approprh
ntltlg your funds, besides thesalllry. What
do yuud-l? Discharge him. Well, we are
tiod'u agunla. He puts ill our handset-r»
tllitl llloney-t l‘ult Is to be ours; part
In to be his. Suppose we take all. what.
then? He will discharge us; he will In"!
US over to financial lli~asters and take the
trust away from lie. The reason that
great multitudes are not prospered ill
business is slowly Iltll'fllhtl they have been
withholding from that that which belongs
to him The rule Ii, air" and you will re
m-lve: administer liberally and you shall
llavelllorn to lilllllllllah'l‘. I hill in fllll
sylllputby with the man who was to .ie
inlpl‘mui by illllnemlotl. and some one
b’llfl. "You lllltl boiler leave your pocket
book out; it will get wet." "Nu," will
he. “I want to no down under the wall.
with l'leryllllllg. I “all; to l-ollwrrate
my property and all to iiml. " And so he
was lzaptinll What we want In this
country It: more ilzlpllml Weill-Hollis
I had a rlillt'lve whoo- lulslno so wacln‘ll
to be falling lIi‘l‘tl a loss and there :l inns
and everything ‘wm bounding. p- rplexlng
and allow} lug him. He sat down one day
and Milll‘ "i'oltI lllll~t have ll rullltzlvl-hy
\vllh ulo about. sulllrlllillg. I I.l*llt‘\ti I
haven't fili’l‘ll t'llllliall to the muse of
i'hrbt.” .Itlll lllt re and ”It'll be to ll; «all
his checkbook and “role a large eh: l'l.’ for
n llliweiotlm'y sut'll‘l)’ lie Il‘lil tall: "'1 but
was the turning: point. in my Illl~IIliM
I'lver More llll'll l have hen-n prnvper‘um
From that \s ry llzly. aye, iron that. very
hour, I vow the change. " .Ind. ~|ll't‘
lawn-,zll. he went on. and he itilllo'l'ul a
fortune
’I'Ileunly-‘nlr- Illve~lluellf that .l tollll
clll make ill pie world In ill the range of
i'brnt If a man uive than a slit el'ululnll
nave. iiml may or be lilJ)‘ not twlwml with
a blowing, but If ll man one ll'lllI In- it ‘le
it. it u lll.lll glw liliIll it It'll‘llt‘flllll' I'Iililll.
if a than give IlltI'll Ills selfishness oranges
and twiute and movers under N. ha- will
not hot only spiritual profit, but imwlil
goi paid I‘l‘if'Ii in hard l’tl“li or in more ril
ido minorities Woollen we men who are
tittili lint-livillvl hi‘i'lll l-lul-t Mom: With
their internment» very profitably. illiIWiIIl
atanlllug all their parsllllnlly lint wail
Suddenly In that. lullll'a history every
thing goes wrong. Illa health fails or his
mason liflilllfiil’l'il. or adulllwlie unru-
smiteu bim.or a midnight shallow at some
llilldtlrope upon his soul and upon Itln
humor» What hi the llnlilrr: Ii-ul H
punishing him for his small lil’ili'li‘llilvw
He tried toebeat liml. and find lvoomi
him. So that one at the recipe» for the
euro of individual and national iluulm w is
Illlil'i‘ ul‘lll'rllalifv. Will‘f'l' you III'I‘IIHVI'il H
on the mom of Model give I": iioll loves
to be trusted. and ha bl very apt. in mm
back again. lllv ally-l: "'l‘hllt lllull known
how tololudle money. Ila shall have more
money in bundle. " .\ ml \ . ry soon the. prop.
I'I‘Iy that was on tho nulvilei torn great
while g: to a purelulsl r. and the build that
WI" not worth more than no l‘rillil on a
dollar goes to tar. and the openillgul u
how nth-oi. liilllillm the “line oI Ill“ boll-w.
or In any way of a million that Itlt'lm'o
him.
tint-e the man fltltlll out that Ii‘fl'i'l and
be mum on to fortune. There are all-n
whom I have Ilnuwnwhofur ten yell-ll
have liven iryinlt in pay Iiod Chane 'l’lwy
have never been able tuget it paid. for
Just as they, were tolling out from one told
at their tuwltethtmk a bill, mysteriously
monellow Ill mine other fold of their pot-It
stlsslit tlwruaalnc a larger bill. You tell
lueihal t'hrlatiaa nationality payll to ill"
world to twill". I tell you it pays now.
pays to hard cash. pays in gorilrualent
leeurilielt. You do not. beihml it? Ah.
that is wind keeps you book. I ital-w you
did not belllwolt. 'l‘ilewhole Wurldaml
i‘hriutelululn III to he M'HIHII'UI'II‘II on this
tablet-t. and as you are a part of I'IITINI'II‘
dam. let. the wall-ll Iii'fllll itl yourovvn soul.
“lint." anyr mun- uae. "I don’t. believe
that "leery. IN’t‘nliMi l have how generous
and I here been having money tar too
can." Then tied lm'llttitl you. that in all.
but. Immune of the money that you made
in ntllov day»?
You say to your me, “New I will give
you ”on «my year u lens as you live.”
. Aha William or. "Well. on roll. you
.; . . .
P? ’4. ‘M II I.
start-wit. difficult
takingmnllue. leukilttebaveuiion
your." You prepaid your can, and he
does not complain. There are thou-until
of as now who can this year get Just
enough to newly our wantonbnt did not
God provide for as in the past. and has be
not again and again lllld again paid all in
advance—in other words. trusted you all
along. trusted you more than you hada
right to ask? Strike, then. ll balance for
God. lteeaenlize in anything rather than
in your Christian charities. There is not
more than one not of 300 of you whoever
give enough to do you any good, and when
Iona: cause of Christianity, some allusion-
cry society or Bible slasiety or church or-
ganization, comes along and getll anything
from you what do you say? You any, "I
have been bied."and there never Walla
more significant figure of uptiolill than that
used in common parlance. Yell. you have
Ml) bled. tlllll you are spiritually emaciat-
ed, when if you had been courageous
enough to go through your prolavrly alld
say, "That belongs to lied, and thin ile-
lunga to God. lltld the other thing belongs
to iltxl," and no more dared to appropri-
ate it lto your own use than something
that belonged to your neighbor, instead of
being bled to death by charities you would
have been relnvigoratml and reolllwrated
nlld built up for time and for eternity.
(ind will Ileep many of you eralnpml in
money matters lllltlltllo day of your death
unless you swing out into larger generosi-
ties.
A Divine Promise.
People quote as ll joke what ill a divine
prolilise, “Cllst thy bread upon the waters
nlld It will return to thee after many
days." What did (loll mean by that?
There bl an allusion there. Ill Egypt
when they now tllecorn it In at ll tinlo
Wlliill‘fllll Nile is overflowing its banks. and
they sow the seed com I!" the waters, and
as the Nile begins to reel-do this seed corn
strikes ill the earth and comes up a liar.
vest. and that is the allusion. It seems as
if they are throwing the corn away on the
Waters. but after awhile they gather it up
III a harvest. Now plays (ind ill hill word,
"(fast thy lu'l-llll llpotl thuwalero and it
shall come back to thee after llillllytlilyrl.”
It may seem to you that you are throwing
it away all charities. but it. will yield a
harvest of green lltld gold—us harvest on
earth and a Illil’i’t‘nfl in heaven. If men
could appreciate that and net on that. we
would have no loom trouble about lllill‘
villllnl or national finances.
Prescription the third, for the curoof
all our individual ulld national financial
llisil-l.-z~'.~:es~—a grrnt spiritual awakening.
ll IEI no mere theory. The Illl‘fclliilllfi of
this country were positively dean-tiled
with the monetary excitement in lhil'l'.
There never before llorsilu-e has been sill-ll
a state of financial depression as there was
at. that time. A revival cattle, and filliHIliU
pl oplo were born illt-lthe kingdom of that.
What value after the revival? The grand
est financial prl,l.-perity we have ever had
In this country. The finest fortunes, the
largest fortunes In the United States,
have been made since MST. "Well.” ynll
say, “what btnl spiritual improvement
and revival to do with lllmlctrlry ilnpmvev
Illi‘IlI. lllltl revival?” Much to do. The rt:-
llgi-lu of Jeane Hotel has ll direct lend-
rut-y to make llll‘ll honest and sober and
truth tolling. and are not honesty and so-
llrioty and truth triling auxiliaries of ma-
terial proslmlity?‘ lf vve could have an
awakening Itl this country n9 In the days
of Jonathan Edwards of Northampton. as
In ”it? days of Dr. l'illlry of limiting
Ridge, all in the. lllly- of llr. iirlllilt of
llostutl, the whole land would rouse lo a
higher lnoml tune. and with that lllnl'al
tone the Ii'tll"~'l llll~Ille~.~. enterprise of the
country would mine up. You my a great.
nook-«lint: has an influence upon the ill-
llll'l' World I tell you it. hurt a tiirl-et in
tho om upon the financial welfare of this
World. The religion of them is no fun to
iilll't'i"~~fill I'llfilllfis‘fi. It is its-l best friend.
.iml if there should l'lilllr‘ a great "Wilki‘il'
int: ill this country. and all the lanky :iilll
Illsilrlltlee colllpallll s and Show: and oil‘lt-e-l
and shops should close up for two \vl wits
lillll do nothing I‘ll! attend to the plllllio
Worship of Almighty ‘IIIII. after filit'll u
~plritnal vacation the land would wake up
to sueh Illllllli'llil prosperity as we have
I" \t-r droultllo-ll lll’. tiolllltless i~l prolitllblo
for the life that now is on well as for that
which I'D to come: lllll, my fl Ii'Ililfi. do not
pill {at Illlll'll elllphtikls nil \vnrlllly fiill'i’i'nli
auto Ii'f. y-lurelernal aihlrs go at. home
rllll~ I have tlolhltlg to my against,
money 'I he more own-y you unit the lat
t-‘r. if it nouns honestly and goes usefully.
I'nr lIll' Incl; of it ~ll'I.tl-’~.~l lllle‘ without
“it the lip , litlll Illillgel‘ llnlI-l ile I'iiIIIII ill llil
empty I‘liJII tray. and lllllsc‘llllr-s ~Iliwrzl
for l'lllllll'i and fire. All till-l milling l'l‘
rude :lullilM money mi illollgh it had no
practical llw. wi ell l brur :l mun indulge
lll II, If. lllillli‘l‘ Illl‘ illliil. flu» Iant Ilt'.'|\'t'"
for lllln would be all merlattinu litml’
hulls". Nil, Illl'rl' I-l ll Ivrlll'llt'tll UM! Ill
money. Iull while We admit that. no lull-ll,
also mlmli that It cannot Mild}: the will.
that it mount pay for our fl'rrirllzv {II‘I‘IP‘I
IIll'JI‘l‘IlJll of death; that It cannot nu-
Iovll Illi' gal.- of brown fur our lllllllilrlJI
soul
A Word of Warning.
Yet thereare men who act as though
paellwof bonds and illnrlgagl-il could be
trailed oil for n mate-Ion In heaven and all
though gold \vero n legal tender in that.
land when- It I-' m cultllllon that. they
make pavenwnlu out of it. Salvation by
i'brlsl in the only salvation. ‘l’reusurl ~lll
lllllvelt Ilrt the only inrnrrnpllhle treas-
urea. llnlvyml i'UI‘ «“lpllered out that.
«not in In“ and until. “What olnlll ll
pmilt a lull" if bl- gaill the whole WHI‘III
and lose lli~ mull? ' You may \vl-llr iluu
apparel now_ but the wind. "I death will
IIIIIIM' it like ruu- llaluwpnn and a
threadbare vault have «nurlimeu litiil lla-
ahallnw of riilll‘li white In the blood of lilo
Lamb. .‘ililbl- mines of Australia and
lira/ii. Ill-lung in mm lifl'i'l'llli‘l. are but
worth in you all unlebuu the pearl of art-at
price. You relnalllta-r. I tlllplmlw. Milli“
yearaugu. the shipwreck of the i'ontrnl
Alllerll'n? A nit-rill came on that would.
'l'lu purges trallnml the deeit and smvpt
down through till batches. and them went
up a hundred volt-rd death llhrieit. The.
foam on the jaw of the wave. The pitch-
inaof the sllsllllrr. all though It. would
lonpu mountain. The glare of the signal
"will-la. The long eulllrh of the steam
pipes The biul of extinguished Illl'tlneen.
The initial: ot iiull on the wave. till. it
was a Iilltmndnno H'W’Ml‘li‘. lint that
«hip did not go down without a «inmate.
’l‘he lmmvllclw Mow-ll ill lung lbw-l trying
to boil it out and men lllllliiiiil in tall lag
and until till lr hands wrre bibli- ml and
their llllulelell Worn strained. After llwbilo
avail l'llliil‘ in night A few lulu-unwell
not on, but the most went down. ‘l'hll
ellip gave one lurch and was lost
on there are men who go ill lib-«e duo
Voyage lhry are mailing carol it. All it
well. all mm common at barium dill-
um team upollthcnlmnd they 30 Ma.
19:“ bottom or this mud on is
Ill. net
, , . illm. . .. so! '13. ‘_
~ , .. g , our?” door ,uupoudouuhimrm
mtuelplaiu‘afilmtml “ stbcr'ill not new
worldlfiodh , ,
it is selling on. but one do
at the cry of "Fiml""lhd .
the melt- will burn, and the
ileum liilelllasil, undthe‘tl ~ .
in the illdglllellt hurricane.” '* . I
a good many ed the dealt, ind '
of the berths. where they are
ill Jeans. How many shall no.
one will know until it lit up
heaven one day: ”shipwrec A '
So many millions envedl 86
lion-t drowned! Because your
lautallml your house glam. boeeule
earthly [amniotic ml, do not let;
go! May the Lord Almighty, l- _
blood of the everlasting eov . w
your soullll ‘
ii
A New flint he to '0“
Nothing Is worse than fat at,
storm may cause discomfort. all
may clwne delay, but In neither“
the traveler feel no helplelll bl
vest-lei is completely shut In by i
To lessen the danger which t
l’rofollllor E. (3. Pickering. the III
the Harvard collage observatory.
in ll pamphlet just received a
determining the [liltilllflll of a V -»
fog. balm! upon the velocity of no, .
two fogllornllof dillercnt pltelllio ~ '
at equal distances frotn the Inlddlt
channel or entrance tea harbor
sounded eilnultaneouely at until” '2‘:
vuln of about a minute, It will be“
that a captain of a vellucl will bobble?
elite llbl position with fair accuracy”
lug when the sounds of the ll { .
heard. If the twu sounds are heard I
llatne instant. the vessel will be
middle of the channel, and If the! , ,
heart] after one another ,It would I)! M
ble to judge from the interval v ’ i
the two how lunch the vessel I! out (if
middle of the channel. For venue]! 1 ..
tag one another Professor l’lekerlnl ,.
goats that each should whistle or blow. ,, ,
born or siren flit soon as the sound in ..
ceived from the other vet-moi. Then if”
are five miles apart each will Whittle”
cry no second», and the distance in mi ..
between the two vessels can always hear“
tcrlllitleli by dividing the interval in 580-,
ends by ten.
lly placing two different fog whistles»
a long steamer, one at the how dud Ii
other at the. atom, and arranging that‘th
sounds emitted by hotlrsllollld beheafl
together by an observer standing at m-
bovv. many collisions might be prevented.
Instructions could be given to calling "V 4
title to keep quiet lit) long as both film].
were heard sopllptely, for they would than
he in no danger, but to fire a gun or make .
other loud noise when both whistles were
heard together, for they Would then be in - .
frollt of the stelllller. These various metb- ‘
udll may be combined indefinitely, and
they seem to be worth the consideration 01
not igutors. ~—l\'atllru.
i
Three” New York Retell.
At. the Fifth avenue entrance to Central
park stand three tall and elegant hotel:
which are of the very highest rank in NW
York and are patronized by wealthy and
fashionable people. At one of these hotel!
a little room on the seventh floor. withene
window. two closets and In one of them It
sloth ovary wasllstnnd. costs, with board for
two. Milli) a day; for one. pemn. "-59,.
and for two iavnzona, without board. .6
day. This to a small and cheap mom. I!
a mall and his wife want to live somewhat
elegantly, they will have no trouble at all
in paying $.30 allay nteitller of thele 130th r.
facing the park. You get the luxury, how- ,i
ever, when you descend to the lower floor! .5
of the hotel and find that you pay not for
your little room, but for tile beautiful :-
lurs. the mmfnrtallle lounging andwfl lug
rooms, the army of well trained servant.
always ready to attend your ellgbm
wants. and all expecting a tip: the really
good all paintillgson the walls by lint rate.
l’renrll nl'fldt-s' and the general air of quiet,
dignity and exclllsiveness which pervade.
the whole place. The landlord pays .800,-
oou a your rent for the hotel and has over
3W servants
’l'la- rl‘eimlrtmfi at these upper clue
hon 15 have prices which nppull all econom-
ical man from the west. A dish of straw-
berries costs .‘ut cents; three hailed potatoeu- "
are on who; for a few smiles of asparagus
they charge 7.". cents: any sort of a steak
will cost you from “.50 to $13.50. and tho
only merit you we lit the whole scheme In
that two can eat for exactly the salon price
a» one. The custom of half [airtionll It!
coming ill, bllt this in of no use to ladies.
for it. is appliml only in tile eafotl where the
llii'lit'l'lf‘i rem". lt‘ls rel-y diilielllt in one
nf the-a» fine l‘t‘hllilll‘lilllri to figure out any
kind of a full ideal for lean than .2, and
then it will i'tillrilnl of vely plain dishes.—
riatl l"rlllll4isl~o Argonaut.
The Japanese ritlldellt Cook.
lie was a Japanese student, Shallllta,
follow ill chemistry of the Imperial uni-
versity of ’l'uityo, whoeulnuto this kitchen
to learn gmwral housework. llc "armored.
all questions all to bill capabllltiea with. .
"i on not know. but IWllill to learn."
Ills interest In the culinary proclaim we.
grout. ills wan cheek flushed and hill lan-
: guid eye kindled ilil the mistress Inlilated
lhilu into the applied prilleiplell of food
‘ chemistry. He did not know how to make
bread, but he "wished to learn." The
philosophy of the melting range interested
htlu deeply. but of its working be had all
talcum. The dish washing ami WWI”.
appealed Il‘nvi to his Millillul'ly iltnilliub.
but still he "wished to learn."
lilislreus Willi scientific, and with In
promising a pupil alluuld have not en fr
nulllsiy. ’l'hel-ollvl-lollllness that her It ~
IllIllllt'i'tl Were not. all that a scientist and
dwirrnlld the hullllliatiun of disclosing
lathe dislingnluhml stranger her tanke-
llllift methods and ekpedletlacs proved
painful; also it won tuning to teach that.
in which explrlmlae alone had given lid!
Iliiil. Him thought of auroral really good
Inventions for reducing the work to n eye-
teln which had been thrown aside latent!”
Ellen mnud not lmther with thealmntl
Ibo lliiIiiIIJIlIIy of working out the problem
intelligently with h‘IluIilktt an “uncle”
took the form of desire.
Meanwhile the family must he fell nail
the lattice made comfortable. There it”
little time for elliwrilaentlu . Poor 8M.
snlul fell into a treadmill o drudgery Iitv.
tie beiittlhg ills twrmnltlliy. and the ruin.
tows. finding the new role too much, fell
nprey to normal prmtratietl. tie ll bril-
liant opportunity was had. and iihllithh‘
Went. «till wishing tulearn. I“ it. hon-‘-
limericull Kitchen Maurine.
W, .. -4...“ ..
litmr Then the JIM...
William Penn and Thomas Hurry em
sheltered till-tilselvm from ashovm' of rain
in a VllWiWiIiilIllfl. the owner at which
said to them: "You elder without leave.
Ila you liner! who I anti I am justice
of the we.” 'l‘e which replied:
”liy friend here m M ilii ‘
II
that. in lemme! Miran "
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