‘ THE SENTlNEL.
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uiu‘smmui iiuiizlis.
v limv Tort LELV lliinssi:s.~—Gct five
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.ln c grill tlic inutcriulslitiigiit (ind but;
Y ‘u'nl:_;; \ln ti .t li‘un c ci‘ tlic silli-
ll tin) law is up“; inn. li ~ >i wl
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llii- pmmr is) :ils» :ibli- tn ri-prrw'
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u‘lr pan-nu» vivid
.le -:r ‘.\’I‘ll.‘\ . .1: :it :i lli.i\‘.u‘ll}‘
“us. l.All‘i~\.ii'\‘ .zw \au-n'xii lvili.t'!‘_\
dl i‘wrliu \vl." ii._v. l ewiiiil ullllusl 5‘ v the .
kill" l‘l‘ll :- :iiz-i 2‘
.i:i-i ’llt‘ \\.it~ . tlivnm i‘c s sacznv i In in:
in .udliun :is t'iir _‘.’ s“: 12ml {lllll sncpi by
Illt' 'z't‘fi.‘l'£. "l.” pxiziti-r llilil sciiul .1
ring‘. 'li-t in' it tiii- sucrcssinzi. :lllvl burl
3w ;-. alri‘at'nrfrlfli l ’ llii‘ ll“
3
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.if t Alllfiv‘i‘illl\l”l*‘~‘. 'l‘lic qzié-szi m :il‘isc's.
ilmi i>llli‘ Hills! to liill‘ll'll-‘ lllulinll. :l‘
hc :ii'l'i-n' has in sin. say in .3. L; :i misc us
llla'rtll‘ l‘dl‘iili} turning “llH'l. in which
we run :it in: lll\l.llll. distinguish the
sinfic SIHIKPS, but sw- (|!1l_\‘zli‘ullfll‘l‘dllh."
fixinzlizicsi ll is ric r21; lint-oss' ric in:
him to give tbc «xiv: \zippmruiuc of
motion. llc can only Fem- :i given
insmni i’lrsttim'. and s» lllllllilLfl‘ that it
hlLlill‘!‘pl'-'~¢‘ll{ its“ as Illl‘ viii-rt “‘1‘ the
{an («ling >l‘lgt.‘ and the cuuw of tin; fob
n: é-Iclll bzirk fr-‘ltl the drug, ;
in about '
:ibnul ’
piling upfin :lu- “an s. I?
l REV. DR. TALMAGE.
! ‘7 - . 7.. . _.
I‘m: Blinnxixv invixia's SYN-
l iur siziniux.
"Pl“y‘ll‘llt‘t‘ tn Siddicrs Fin-nu ,Tliil‘ty-
Uiic Suiics an llli‘ National
i Iii-ill »l-Iiu‘;iiiipiuciii in
. \\'asliiii;:luii.
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‘ ‘iuii iron; ,1
'3. Alabama and North Carolina
of (‘
turnin mills of New England capitalists.
The i d lions of war—Fort Sumter and
Moultric and Lafayi’llt“ and‘ l‘i‘ki-ns and
Hamilton sound :islwp on tbcir iruii pa\\‘s.aiid
instead of raising money In kccp cnciiiics out
or our Ni-w \ on; burl-or. rinsing iiinncy tor
the liiirtliuldi Statuu on llalloc‘s island. figure
of Libci t)‘ w ll ii uplifted [Ol‘t‘ll to
liglt [be \\:i_v to all \i‘ want to come in.
luv-sad nt’ \\'.ir:iiituvili >. “lli‘ll vou could
not onus the line tctwceii the contestants
“llllfilll ligliiiii; your “:i)’ with kiv‘tl stccl
ur 5:.3 ting tbnu ‘i by l<l\"'>' carefully Si‘l’ullr
lliiiikl at c\'c.")’ stcp bv iuivuzicis.yon need
only a l‘fllll‘Wdil ticxict l‘rniii Nrw \‘nrk tn
t'liéii‘lcsldti Hr Ncw Hrlcuns in go i-lczir
Illt‘flb ii. and Ilicm is no use {or any \nwipun
. I"ln‘l‘ or sti‘uugz‘i‘ than a slccl pcn. Nu ‘u
llk;)i'ill‘> \t‘ time began their roll lmstliem
at «r ‘lu izi lib-wan m.- dccavlvs \lh'll an over»
lll’ll"\l: :is Dc! \Yk‘t‘ll Illt‘ “.ir Illlk‘
,;~- “chess and this timc uf cont
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tll‘d ‘\}f1l}|:llli}
lniivl‘a- ill\‘* the dunwstic 1113‘ of those
isms \\i .Eicilumcstr llli.‘ time-s.
:- \’llll*'l‘ luaivm; buzncur lJi‘
'ullll‘illlb‘uii _ lw iliivci‘f'ini
lvt! rs \\'li.i' .i llliii‘liJlL" that
Evil n-uim‘ luiiiicr till-l niutm-r
iris rung. in: \llllin‘c: unis:
‘l\\l}lt‘ l‘i\i*l‘)l\\l_\' m-i‘inus
Buys .ii‘ ili~- liliiw' :izil gin)"
shiihsl train lil‘ lmlil‘s
thc Sluiiiihilinr tlw
HY llt“\i‘
( rv-ng. >1"
Ec but crying
and ovulnl
\\ lu‘lll‘fl‘ you
nl Illi' ‘ lli‘nisnn. or
.\niir.v~vu;;in. dwii't
win: l‘e‘llli‘lllln‘l‘ t‘u « N’Q‘HKN iit tlic fl‘illll’ dour.
' suppzcsscl
. imp.
'ig-‘i,.;\_
find“ :2.\'
i'wuld iwo‘p itiu‘sf .l‘1'll;:\i‘ llr.‘ turn of mv .
saw-ml ti-xl. riizit “quid not mi-s :i bar‘s
:il Yb" rail lair“
lclll‘l ll_‘.. Tb“ bu
. 1.6
‘v\ ..«\‘\<
low. on tho strauiilmait
'..i cuulil not drawn out tlic
limit _\'u:i romcinlu-r
timsn x‘ll c in \\ ntc limiic witch and Nike
ciivc of .“ iit'sclt. b: :co‘l buys. :\ll\li tlicgowl
livciusi \\ 52‘ 'l: t‘n v thought and \W‘ll thought
nus \\l':v‘!l vuii .
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WOMAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE
FEMININE IEEADERS.
FOR
“‘onian‘s “'ork.
“Men work from morning till set of sun."
They do.
“But. woman‘s work is never done.” Quite
' true.
For when one tiLsk she‘s finished. somethings
found .
Awaiting a beginning. all year round.
‘Ylict her it lac
To draw the ten
Ur bake the lll’i‘fld.
Ur make the bid.
Ur ply the broom,
Ur dust the room,
0r flour to srrub.
Ur knives to rub,
(’1‘ lllliii‘ ll! 503?.
Ur lll“:il\ to ge—
Ur
bilt‘i\ L‘\ !x‘ 5.
Or trim to mu,
. Ut‘ seals tn sow.
‘Ui‘ lm ‘lts In bleach,
Ur bass ms i .i\ l).
0r biitii-v churn.
Ur jiirkvts tum,
0r polish
0r plutcs of brass.
llr i-igtlii-s to mend.
Ui‘ ciiihtri-n tciiil.
Ur nut is iuilelr‘.
Ur sturics \\ l‘ilv) ~—
Rnt I must stop. for 1‘ :ill)’ it I should
Numc :ill the ours. tulw inc :i day it would.
Nu 2min) zirc tbcrutiirit ldu dw‘ldiv
t .l.
SM
: Moi-\- Lump. than 1 “mm (mint might have a
'lltfl'l'li tn‘ Iz-"c‘i n“. l ll“ll tvc ll“!lli‘\'li‘3{lli is as
_\uu m =rl luv run“ bani. ;i'-!:i:l':li: ! ,.l::
H! pil mi hm ‘lll-l lli“ \ hairs vim“): \-\ll E
\vpml ulwri \n'; new] .i mum; at iiic
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)4 ur llv'dl“ llm.» lxl ll; it ixwl it;
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ll‘lil‘l lll \iiv\!‘
wil . it mix-u.
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lirmli lil' l-~s ,u.
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'l” s \\ r
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‘Yull nun! In iiec
sv‘l m- ! ~13: ‘\‘lili‘ w .\ \\x‘li-‘ tlic
i- .' w §\\C \tdfnl l 3- pair .iivmb ’s of \Utll‘
buns ‘ll rlil. liztrcs nvl rus\ i‘liivks :tll-l ll:i\v.i
.
;m llt“:ll tn
.lc. s....xl st.l. .-~.i,_.
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”in ‘ -\..\!‘Ili
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H, ‘
"liilll'lfr
“n i ‘thl [pr
tlic prn (lli‘ luriibs
.vs .iilu:.i..ivi:s Y»
, d tlilil Hulls 1‘. :uul
.\l.’"‘. t\"l\' .l‘lll- tun. .lll‘l
ial lil‘ui illbl li =\l>ll ll rm
”bruins nl’ llzc bun; sol.
again. 'i!‘ the vlvrid
iiil; .‘ilk «xii‘tlilX
mum-l. gamm ill l‘m'is.
‘ l'l Loud-iii. in
_ “.ll‘ mu: hind;
w cuiiqrirwl “illi Illv'
lbwv
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ti: min i.
iu titc ti ‘.1
‘l‘l‘ tiliii- at \Yv ..
l-izt ivl:.i' him... 1
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nu ii .i. \\lh“l .ili lill‘ ui‘: ‘s \‘l‘ llic :mcs
:” r-ln :uc :in.l :i.; ~ uni-action
Iliwurim-s ll unicii ri-lc I‘ll
. an! I iiniz‘t kiinw but
' some nl‘ Ill“ i-‘ul “inili‘v , . lmi’scs nl’
cvirrlilv latilb‘l :it “cr- »\i~u:idcl lel‘l worn
-uz in \x‘l'\l»‘~‘ miv limo l‘l*\llll‘i‘~‘llilll. ll.
\\ v‘liil lu- unl)‘ 'luu‘ titu‘. Faisal u;- :iiid cu-
’ ivsl. ”icy “iuibl l-c i‘csii!‘i‘~“!wl :nr Ill“
;: ll‘l 11“»in nl' tlic Ju‘lgllb‘lll lhi it
It “Will-l lli'l Yak» any man» pmwr :.. l‘V‘VHlI'
E :ii‘iiiii-suf
:2; rnntvst t‘uiitzi llli‘ hwling of v-i‘
i. ml haw-n,» zii ': \\lll; .iI-rlm‘llllzul-
mun? ninth in l“:. .\t. llic lirs'l (lulc .
i ll." Hnutu lllhl :‘.ll‘i.‘:lv*‘l tlic ii:i‘ iiii: ‘ :ii". tliv-
l‘lll lizul
' ‘ “Evy
rind
:iii‘ Mi‘
‘l'li . ,\-|i““
i\':ll' Spuiubd
l|‘llll<l1t"l lll‘.‘
S lutli m llixz
"xiiirlsills" :ixii t! ,. Swill pcuplc \Vr‘l‘P
' "uliitv trusb.” 'l‘liv iiiwi‘v- . .llll“l‘lt pct-pic
rwi-rn klil-Nl Hi l»:!ll~ lib“ lI-‘llul‘ llu‘ NO-i‘tli
likml it, Thu i'iur'c Nurtlici‘ii pong-la \vcix‘
'killwl iii battlc lllr‘ lk'tlci‘ lbw Su‘i‘li like
it l‘ui‘ t‘v-ur yuan tlic licrid ni‘ .U-rnbuni
Liiiz-uln Ur .lcll‘vrvcz lhi‘» is \vniill li:iv»- lncn
\\wll'Yll :i lllilllull lnlluix’ ii' ilv‘llVi’F-“l un i‘llllr’l‘
i si b- of tlic l“ V21 ll s-l =i nv, \ii‘lll‘l‘
' i: ; in our p s uni, l’lillli-l‘llls u: «um:
1 that the .\nrt!i ullrl Smitir .l'u lititc czix li
utlicr. To wimmtc ltu\\' vi-iv ‘ _
loved Dal‘llUlll"l‘.\"“.lill up tliv iminl-shcl‘s ilzii’
Wci‘c lllll'i\“l :llbl tbs vzirbincs [but “Arc
lumbnl and HIV Cil\‘:ll"\ flint \vct‘z‘
mounted. Sui'tli and >1 ‘lllll mciii: cavli ntlicr
allul‘willlil in tlsv-gittcmvp‘ In kill. ‘l‘bctsvu
..I
idl
livrws
lo“ Ln: “Hf“: £\~~"“_'"_-“l:l'l" ' must 1": r"l“ L, EH‘tix‘jxs IL'I I‘ll!) in ii'siicilml all their earthly
rcsuntcil a! :t m.‘ lin'l- m): at an: ll-Isllllllt'h. but tried to l‘u‘u“ll up :iniLgct linlil
in tlic alusw-nt u‘
m inc ,1”,
ii.
) mpnn. rise
thc titanium \\ _ : :. pcniln-
.lum 2n nil-tin). n -t it lili‘l of its
coursf‘. whe-rv it wirizd scum to be zit
sin,
\’I
All? >21}
yrs" lei puihlillg :igullnping b-vrs-u no
nga‘ ut‘ the: may: ninzinn’is F‘Vl‘fil'ilv‘t'd.
T i:. lzislalllaricn'h‘ rpllvtwgrgplis linve
~il-‘iii»MXi.~ti‘:itcil tlmt; Zlilil also (I .I. ii ”11’
I artist should atir-nip: :i rcpriui . ll.) of
. 7 the kind, lic Wuuiil givc an; l 3 2w: (:ij
5‘ dc~iri-il. .llc makes it lli‘ ‘
{Bil 2: pints»
inc; 1nd, prubriblu picturc. iisi. ..i:. how-
l 7 fiver, nocouiitcrparz in nutiiru. in which
1“. 109;.- mu viiilcncc tn but. bizi. :h’ Sybil-
p.; has said. “in‘rsi-iiscs thc nature that
lain nuturc.”-1'.~iué.ir 56ch. e Jingrhz‘y.
- .
.(\Facetioiis Hersh.
Ilc-Jvas allwuyldciigbtctl. ton. Wliexidi‘:
could 1 raw: or frighten any min-r horse-
Many a time I lllu‘l‘ seen him :ifi‘cr danc~
ing and pawing and going sideways, ()1
tall 5r“, tulle always did at starting out.
suddenly sober down, sidle up tc My,
. Romaym-‘s bit.r horse Zaiui'p‘ar and “all;
along as quiet and demurerus :i «at, until
Mr, Ruinayne would say; “Why. Ju‘
you‘re really gctting_tbat.pony quiptgv
l ' Quikm a dash Toddie would seize 2am-
' ‘3 curb rain'bctween hlS teeth, give its
mrful jerk, then jump at! to the cilia:-
side stthe road and stand there, Quitting
ill over like a person that is splitting his
sides with laughter": . ‘l‘ournever could
tell WM tbs: pony mightn’t do next.—
glu-im Hayes-in.
iii the swnril of limiimi. and the priiyer of
than was P‘I-‘l‘ iisml. For four
sltlt'fi ‘tric-l to ; ~t lli‘lvl n‘.‘ the Lori s tbiindcin
bum, but mauld not quit” l‘i“l4‘l| tliciii. At
the) brvukm; but at llic “ill‘ \vc li:id wt: {or
months heard it! my rlcqir Kill-33". Sumuc. J.
’l‘ulii):i:.:c. l‘risi-liani‘ o! tliu I ’gli‘tllllr‘!" l'ni
. \‘frhlEX in Hangar He was about Illi‘
cs; man 1 ex cr kiicw’ fl'hl 2h gun l as g-r‘ll
could be. Tl»: first We ‘lii-ziril of
liini was his opening ltl'.l_\i‘l‘ in [be (Mullah-r.
ate (.Tvngrcs‘i in liiciiuiunl. ivbi 'll “:2: report
ed in the New York pupo- “ his}; pl‘ilyvl‘. if
answered. \vnulil. lii.\'i_\' tlic :ist. have led! all
his Viqtlicrn‘rclativ. .~ in v lll‘. 'utiil‘i :ible
iir uiiistaiiccs. The mm try :1: the North
pruvid 0m; “ziy an ltEie iiiiuisti'y :i! t!) =Smitli
pr _‘cl the other way. ‘ Nix usc Bubbling the
tan {Lat tlic Nurtii an l the Ssnutli cubed each
other with a “'lllk‘l‘ ii; and distunsmmng
cu"sc '
' MT: lu itl.l
(‘Ouill.i:lc accord Hi this rim-2.. Not long ago a
unenlig in'.\'e\v York iv ‘ licldw raise money
to build a Home at liiciiiiiozi l tor iti‘ipplni
( 'uzitu tonne Sflll‘llt‘l‘nlln‘ meeting presided ovcl‘
on the Northern Sldt‘. and the 1c: not lost su
iiurt'that it does not amount t-i much. The Cut
tun Exhibition lll‘ld not lung ago at Atlanta
\\ asattcndul by tensor thousandsoi' Northern
1:40pm. and. by. General blicriiinii, who was
gieetul with kindness as though they had
never seen him below. At the Sew Orleans
Exhibition held lwu years ago, every North-
em state was mpmenteo. A thousand—fold
tindlier feeling after the war than before the
war. No more use 01 gunpowder in this
country except for rifle practice or Fourth
of J ifly pyrotechnics or ate. shot uni-cabinet
in AW *8! "1
theBouthernGoufedemc making their-for-
mummmudmdm Riva-I
a.
Beside that antipathy of “us-inns) 1 place the '
b_\'amau.\vliwlist :iiiarni aii'la 1c; in iigbtéu-I '
ll-im ‘
ipruplr: “ch‘ .
‘txi‘mn.
Sl'rlb'l ll\:"I}‘ thlli‘S than to re. unstrucl ours.
311.1 1 slhulli! lax \i-z'v glad in scc tliciu llltlnll‘l
inc \vnmx lb‘l’s- s ..g _ in ~:il_\ ptiw \ l~b 12:. l c '
l“ lliv.‘ libhl. Ill" w-H'll'
:lic lil\¥ ' 'i‘bm m-ztivi . .xli!
:ill lru lsnui lilil"‘llilll‘
cvi-rsiil.‘ Tlh‘)‘ Inuglit. “bi-‘bv a
or ‘lvst-Hlisl {or tlic :‘xglit
Tin-v rumv ‘ v clinic?
Illbl Sciiu‘ and .l
b
it. mil-ii:
c \\'l‘i‘ll;;.
lhivivs :md 1'} rus
«l Il:l and lhnid.
I‘!‘ l
lvzidiu,~ 1E)“ :ii'iiiics‘ vii N‘cripim‘ul
limos. Hannibal and lluniilciir l. .iutmg
tnrtl! the :ii'!ii:~-s \r‘ tire ~‘:i:‘tii minus.
In
Victor l-Iiiiiinucl :in ’ Garibaldi lcu-lin: on tlh‘
m'iiiics ui‘ tliiv t. is. 'i .‘litli‘FiEle‘ and
liliuiifls Klrui i’nllwwwl by; tiic ‘l. “ isut Asia.
l‘ll‘lMVlb‘ Adolphus. nil l’tul ‘iiiliquitcr.
.lllil Xvi
and \\~
s. and .\l".\:\lbl"!‘
iigEHEi lcddi 1;: but .
b‘ dcud .\!llt‘l‘l( :i nus «if lZTIi
and l‘.‘. :llltl one nullimrm Northern and
Suulbcrn lll‘llll iii inr civii \vzir. Til-1v come
up. ‘ 'l‘ln-v pass on 2" --\ ac“: 'l‘lic six million
inllcn in .\:ixzulm-nicluii'lc. lbc twi-‘nc niillinu
nil fi-iiiiruuii“.
2i ai'tcr llat'
3s
. Hcrniniis t'ullcu in the tliirrv vans war. the
i
the Sunburn :wl Sunliici‘ii pulpits gave :
iiiorc lllli'l‘lnlllb in tlic lilavcns
about the ltcsl iw-‘h- if snzii'n; this trouble
hi‘u‘ml- :
m.-.“ _.._... .
ca viilrvinuu.
_ gunni-rs. lllx‘N‘lptk‘l‘s‘. :lic
tit'tcon miliiun fallen in tlic \vzir under Sesus
iris. the twenty niiiliun fallrn in tlic wars of
Justinian. lllw‘ twenty-live million fallen in
chisli \\'{I!\. Iill' « lj‘lll" iiiillinn fallen in ibc
irrusmlcs. the NJ million tulli-u in llic wars
with Surat-ens and 'l‘urks. ’l‘lii- Illll‘?}'~ll\ c
billion incn csliniatc ltuliiivc iiillwn in banie.
enough according 1., one- statistician. if they
siowl {our :ibr‘ust. to Nun-i: clciu‘ around tlic
curtli 41“ tiiiics ‘
lint “‘1‘ ball lune
h-vivw be H“?
tin-n» t) xv ilmn pass in
.10 throne of judgment. the
rim :lrllll<‘l‘_\’ ‘llt‘ll. tin: six-uh
it: untrv. the . inriisliuotc' . this
- ibi» archers.
tlic skii‘nusliers. mun nl‘ :i.l -. on: .\. (it all cpaur
has. of all stein-tank, of :ill weaponry. of :ill
t‘Ullll‘l‘li‘S. Let tiiv curt‘n bc csix‘ciiillybnl-
:uu‘cil t0 bcm‘ iiicir trcull. -‘: mil 3 Poi“
ward: lmt lll‘ urclicstrzi of lbclicavi-nly
iiu-ii.‘ tlic
gully-fies play lllf grand mun-l2. joined
by all the. iiz‘i-n. drziiimiaus and mil-
itary bands tli‘it wvi-r Sunlidcil victory or
d-u‘eat at Eylnu or llnro-lniul Marathon or
'l‘iicrniopyl P. liunkcr Hill nr 3 nz'ktou’n. Sul-
l‘r-i'ino r Balaclava. 7 Swlnn or Heinslnn‘g:
from :1 . tisiii- when :llNllll‘l halte rounmv
abuve Ui‘ucim and :hjulvll' till the last. man
snrrcnderul to Harm-l \l olsclcy at Tel~cl~
chi Nations. companies. battalions. ngus.
ccutilrics and the umvvrw: Forward in the
grand review uf tlic Judgment? Fnrwnrdf
Grin-inns Illl'l (‘ta‘I‘lL‘il God: ”ll that day
may it be fuliiri that we were, all
marching in {lire right rcgiment. mid‘T‘hat we
carried the right standard. and that. we
inucilti nn lcr the right connnnndcr. all
has". cnsuiic :izi Amethystine battlemcnt and
other» smiiiiiig in thc sliining gates. some (in
pearl)" shore and others on the turret-a1
heights giving us tire resounding. million
veiccd cheer. “More than conquerors.“
Blessed be the Lord l‘rod of Israel from ever-
lasting to everlasting. and let the whole earth
be filled with His glory. Amen and Amen.
:———-—’—-——~
'l'herCasiqninre, a connecting river be~
tween the Orinoco and Rio Negro Rivers,
was ‘six months in one direction, and then
turns and runs six months in the opposxte
direction. The country'is so level that a
rise or fall of the Orinoco governs the
course otthat river, which flows n r-
tion of the year into the Amazon, an at
mofliertimes in“ QDDOSlte direction.
. hr". v»! ion: -
i“\ u liii‘li .
' l‘atis.
V llt‘l‘ iminiis to lll‘l‘ i'usiuim.
. \ .l\l\‘llll rs \vbu llll\£' lll~
‘ pin llllS'“ on lli" slim-2 ..
' ('\lp_ of \‘v
' lllhl sat down to “orig.
pair.
Alhl )i‘l cu ‘lxztl ll ‘ lt‘l‘I . :ifl l. llh‘llrfnlli. (lit-s.)
Same ~i.ll\ propel innit b.iil.s l-‘ci‘ liuiiscl: ld
N‘HS
liito sunny lxiivciis \ilicrc _\ mi l‘\‘\l (ti ciisc.
And. unc \\ uni liiuz'c. min”. )uu t‘urgvt it,
plcusc.
Parisian lircmld'nricrs.
is stutml that buml is ill\il‘lli‘it!\‘Il in
:zlinod cxivlu‘si‘.‘ I)’ b} \\Hl:l\‘ll.
'l‘limw i‘nllli‘ to til." \1tl'li‘lh l‘lllxl‘ll‘lll\t'\' :it
Twit! \, .\l.. and >11!’!l(l.tl'i\lll :in liunr in
brushing IllL‘ lung buns with Sill‘ildl
biuslivs. .\\'licn lll’l‘ bani is t‘:\'.lll\'il of
grit :ind \l‘ihl tlic purl. ll‘i‘ ilv pain gun‘s
li
rs. \‘iistqmcrs
“'llU liic in tints law llii‘iz' i:*£l\‘(‘\ pruppml
up :r dust the dour ui ..l ir :ipnrinirnn
Slinpki-cprrs, rrsmu u: uzs :ind Ullli‘t‘
al.i‘.ii‘i' lii ilwil'
llit'lr quiimi
i-z' tbc stall wt lil‘c ii~.;.i.:; 2114411»: lllx‘ll'
from. dmar “livn tln'} Linc «luuii iiicir
sliuttcrs. 'l‘in- \iagcs ('1' llll‘xv’ brivml
<ivzi2ricrs v:ii'_v i‘rutn in! to iivaus p‘r
(ill‘lll‘ llll‘ll‘ \\.u*i\ i‘ciug g" :ii-i'.ii';_v our :0.
lH or ll (Hindi ill
.U. ”i ll'u
Lc ll!‘“l‘l'l' —
1 u... "
a
n
lizirh lzl\i‘l'\.
“ln Tl'IlillilL; llll‘ lixw ..; \\'cll»l\::~»\\'ii
Iih-mmiy \xmiiiii,”>;i}\ ;i “rum in tin»
(' .27.? "l mu ~‘ripri~= ‘i W ’ui :3 cm sin ll
llm‘ui .\l..:: l li‘l’
,xvi li lii‘t'lt‘ bcl‘sx‘ll;
and :i turn iiziic \\.i3l\ lu‘lwn- \ n‘ctwk.
\\ llv :i >ll\‘ ri'lurtic-l slu- :12: ‘tilxl'ust
\l ‘3 ‘1‘ lurk slit
dim-d. and llli‘ll tlu- day's unri‘ \\;i.\ llk‘ilk‘.
llt'unl
l‘t‘ x
q,
"lt'i‘
; a
iii'l‘ lll‘;
>lu- rcul. but iii-\cr \iruzc. in tbc L‘\('ll~
mg. Muiic liilgi'xvuitb. I‘m. \\.ls up
,\\ith the lurk. lllhl a li scsnui'l two
‘ iiiilcs from \\'ll(‘l‘t‘ slic ll\l\
scd tn \vcikcn
llt‘r llliSll‘V.“ in llU‘ morning \iitli .it's 3,
o‘clock. lini‘uiii; )liss lid 3 north i- g...
in; by.‘ Huidii is :in c; Licr bird than
2 t‘lllli‘r ul llil‘xe {WU :tlxlll ii ili's \\ as. .‘lh:
; :l\l\':lll\‘i‘ll. and
gum {ruin licr bid to lmr dusk and
“Films for tlircc or {our b: ';:s bvt‘ui’c slic
tuu‘clics :i iiii-izllifui is? l‘u-ni.
night oil gins nu mnrc
than is slicil b} tlic curly l‘.‘
The mid—
~pirin~_: Eight
“ruin-4 sun.“
Lind) llnnjuisx s.
Snysa St. l."’.ll.\l|llIIf-tll . "Tliclndics‘
of this ci‘y lukc vcry Hi! i} to llh‘ banjo.
I llllYt‘ l)i‘!‘ll giving li‘\\i|ll\ in M Louis
sincc tlic lsi of January. and liuc tbc
Hump. ,if dam-us iif bi .acs :ind m: not it
tcw inulrons
in} bunks.
Si c llii‘ list.
iiisliimmblc i ii: Ins on
You would bc surprised to
“mi of lllt‘lll :irc pp .13. “t 11
‘izixn thinking ut' ;i\ in: :i
'l‘liz‘ii- :iiunilis is pic my of tinn-
i.
\‘Hlil‘l'l‘t.
. for tlic study if lilt‘ mu}- if lili‘ pupil
; will practi. c .in limir or two ex: r} day.
. ll; llh‘l‘lhl of :lic tbii‘d lll‘llllll tin-5 :jct
. su tin: llh‘)’ min li.inillc tlic il.‘2l‘ll:llt'lll
f clvvi‘il~ and pick almost any zizr
go
Vthmughtbe {oi-mm! peddling them 11%
on: of
llic strings. "“1ch is :i vcry 'i wily ri‘
\;ilry among wine of llll‘ lililll“ \\ bu dc-
sin- in bc knuu ii :is siipi-rinr iuinguisis.
and ll:il‘lll\ll tlicir t’i‘xnds \ii;h llll'lr
skill in p‘.:i_\in~:. lint I \\!\ll 5nd could
bi'nr tbc \vii‘c of :l. lt‘illllllt.‘ ‘-
:iiso u Evading stutcsinin. p3
icanscrcnmlc’ on li r banjo.
. \\‘lb\ is
, u ‘.\b.'.\~
Diamonds 'l‘luii Dance.
Many pcuplc biive lu-cu pumilcd to
understand why ilic dininnnib “mm in
currings by biilics nowadays lll;l‘illl:llll
suvli ii i‘i-iisclcss quiveringr mutmn. 1t.
lll:lliv\ no \lllll‘rt‘llt‘l‘ that tlic lli‘ml of‘tlic
\\ Cdrt‘r is in pcrt'cci rcpusc. :iml ilizit she
is cvcn spccclilcss. :ind. Illt‘l'l‘fi‘h‘. exert~
in}; no musclc uf fucc or fi’lllllrl‘. The
Ccus‘clcsst“ inklc of the diamond goes on.
enhancing greatly the flashing bunny of
the gun. The sccrct is in tlic setting of
tlic diamond. and the method is a patent
device. Tlic stone is si-t in the usual
manner. CXK‘l‘lll than the l‘flllil, like the
bundle of ii diminutive basket. is attached
to the framework. 0n the nndcr side of
this band is ii cup like cavity.
lower part of tlic b-mp is :1 prop-cling pin
pointed \vitli rhodium, a xiii-(rd which
iievcr wcars Ulll~~$01llrwlldt ‘likc the
iridium with which gold pi-nszirc tipped.
Now. when the’ diamonds are put in
position on Ilic hoop. the rhodium point
projects into the cup. The rcsult. is
What scientists would call :1 Condition of
unstable equilibrium.
blows with ii pipe by a schoolboy, the
diamond is given no rest.
keep it dancing.
wears out—Jewelry 322:8.
The Queen of Raga.
Speaking of the poor. one of the
qnecresr figures in New York is that of a
woman who never wears anything but
rags. but such 3' wild and wonderful al-
sortmcnt of them that she is really pict-
nrcsque.
quarters she frequents as (‘rzizy Katc,but
is sometimes called the Queen of Bags
for a change. Never had the must'gor—
‘ with the'
,dili‘crcnce that no eiIoi-t is required to
The mean porn: never i dation skirt. and there are an endless Ya-‘
. mi?
Un the L
: materials have the bodice so cut as to
Like the 1‘93-:
gcons rainbow more colors than this:
queer creature combines in her ragged
rainicnt. I tricd to count them the last
time I saw her. but bad to give it u .
From the mass of rags on her hcngr
to the tattered fringe of rags at he—
licels. she was a. penimbulating kaieido
scope, so far as variations of color went.
She gathers the rags wherever they can
be found. often fishing them out of the
gainers. and, as she nevor attempts to
clean them. the amount of dirt she
carries about in her daily wandering
may be imagined. She not only clothes
herself with'rags, but wears layer upon
layer of them, reeled and tucked and
strung around her till she is swathed like
a mummy. One of the worst tenements
' in New York is a building calm the
“Barracks," near the Battery. Crazy
Kate is one of its tenants. he hasa
room in it, and the room contains hardly
anything but rags and rotten apples.
Next to her mania. for ' is a. passion for
gathering rotten ap es an in
the downtown doeks,1nd sometimes in
the shipping aliens and otlnn. Noland:
i
l
l
siiiiiilutcs tlic w
thin behind. iitul ; l‘L‘ trimmed with sh
Slit.- is generallv known in the j bon. one- fourth of an inch Wide.
: satin ribbon with links of gilt thread is
ever buys her npplu, but a t many
who know her oddities give er nickel:
and dimes, of which. it is said; she takes
such good care, notwithstanding the bee
in her bonnet, that she has quite a little
store laid by for a rainy day. There was
:i romantic story told about her some
years ago. to the etl'cct their. being in
love with :i Sailor boy who want to sea
and never came back. she lost licr mind
so consequence. but it is not :icccptcd in
the “Barracks." where the general opin~
ion is that L‘rzizy Kate was born that way.
She is :in odd creature certainly. but
quite ll;ll‘llll!‘<§. tlie "Barracks“ people
say. “Aim: York Lc’tfcr. '
Fashion Sutcs.
Very high sir: igli: . ullzirs :ire sccn upuu
tlic ncw drcs<cs_ ‘
CHINESE MONEY.
.{CHAPTER 03: THE cows AND
ccmusxqr on crumb
!
l
The Only Native Coin a Copper
Piece—Mints for Coiiiing Cash
—F’o‘rcign )Ioncy l'scd—
Banking in China.
The only native coin of China is a cop. ‘
per piece called tsien; it is thin and cir~
culmr, rather more than an inch in diam-
ctcr. with a square holc in the middle for
the cunvcnii-nce of stringing. This is
stamped with the Chinese Word meaning '
Maize is :issi-rtiii: its claims 1-! be (Jib
siiicri-d :i {zis’limnublc cnlur.
Ladics‘ sliucs iii-is: lllllli’ll iii tin: llC ;
prcviiiliiiq color of llic gown. g
c
i.
The Nllbil‘ styles :irc ri-purtvd in many
guriiiv-nts for bulb buys and :ll‘ls ‘
Siiiiiil. simple ‘iiiuntics :ii‘c niidc with ,
biisquc bucks .‘tlbl maintillu fronts. '
'l‘iic ":icui-sr :iiimps for liliv sillllluDl
drcsws :ui- t‘llll!‘i‘l_\' Uf‘l‘llll’l‘Ul‘ll‘I‘y.
llczids, H.“ Li ‘lll'llk by tl‘u: Lani. jcts,
are llhlllullzllilc .
l:i the way u:‘ studs the suziie d:--
signs :ll’t‘ shown tordudius .is {or gcniiu
:»
\'c1\ ct is used i‘lllli‘r ibiin or in salt.
l
told; on tlii- briins of round
iz‘rcgulur
huts.
llims ui sail: or nil-ire
unto llli‘ tipe :ind llillbiiv‘s
u~v-l\
Tlii‘nflti ili‘i‘
Ul
drws‘v par
Siiiuli .\lllx'lllt‘li\‘ is :i new “*ibric for
light mourning. wuvcn “Elli :i iii-av}
twill.
.\ new idru in lllll‘ li lit-c \ll'l“"\"i‘ tbut
o: usuiig >cutvli pl; id silk for lllL‘ nude."
skirt. '
Satin—tinisliml. urns :ruin. ~_.':i'i:c :ind
Liilciu ribbuns um lll‘l‘ll llrL‘xl in inil‘
liii- r_v.
l l<~s:\bl :Sm :lu- iizi Slui-
l::i\c lust llll‘ll‘ p.s3-,:;.iritv, uni
gi'uys :ll’C in [Unix
“any of lb
‘l,i
A.
.~ of gloves
l lelk'. mini
- mwv punisuis in odd
\ \w ‘ V
sli.ipiw. mm b nu l: iiiilll‘fi n-zii._v inn;
\‘l‘m 21G: :Sii‘zzslm in‘.
r: m ~22;
in
.rlxupfun-l-
:iiid
.ilwt‘.“~ Ii“’~l 1:) .
.gb‘. ll.;'.'lii .l viirslsui;
- w.i:1i-..u llTi‘ mi: «‘2‘ llixiiiun.
again.
:K.) ‘i\‘ \l«J\\‘ ll
ll mum. iib‘imns lll‘l‘ Cumin: in
'l‘livi 2i.\’l‘n«l l.‘ l. lviz \*.i:i;~;‘
\\ it:i :i j. \u-Ec-l bar of gold.
'l’lic lllft‘l l.*i‘.i‘l{l0:1 iii Tmuiris
saxiri‘ pins for li-iivs' “cur :ll't.‘ cniiib.
libi'dalll. hurls .uiii diamonds.
lilistih‘.“ :ii'c dri hind nut >llil;;llli‘ for
von guy-urn. :lllxl :ll‘i‘ l.‘ill‘iSi“l‘.lL‘ul:_\' not
“urn. mvn by guimiiiiutliczs.
llnnnms n! cu-r} niutcrizi‘.
tlic gitii-cz'ul prince ssc sliapi: v.i‘.li
Tilllllrl i'fu'dll‘ and conflict tram.
'l‘lic
:irc inrnlc in
u“.
\‘ll‘i
lfllt'\l thin: in s'.
l'ci- bran; c.i- 1i
lllllsl lr.‘ of u \lllr;
(‘i‘t‘i’
vcry
'l‘liin ll‘ulhlul’l‘lll iiiuti-ricifs :irc “Luli‘
I A
up with full guitlicrnl cursimrs :izid
sli‘mcs to lllil'it‘ll, whether for biiSques or
luxlnnuiscs.
:Uiic of tlic pn-Hicst idczis iti iiiilliiic._v
is ilio lmnzivi formed (‘Xlllli‘b‘ of little
qiziELiriqs of tullc in \\ liitc or color. It is
i-quiisitcly suit in ctl’cvt.
(‘.~inbi .ions of black and white silk
arc tuzliiniiziblc tbus siaiiiinr-r. and many
ciitirc dresses of (‘llt‘l‘kl‘il ur striped black
and “liitc silk will be worn.
t‘li-ildrcn‘s bats buvc vcrv large briins.
niucli “idi-r in from rind on the sides.
UT:
plumes :ind luviis ul- ribbmi. ‘
Similis with :i brm :idi-d strip-e :irc si-cn
in many :it‘imctiu- coiurs. : lid :irc liirgclv
uwd in forming the pciticiuits‘ot‘ Siillicill‘
tln- dressy summrr custuini-s.
\luuv \cr_v stylish (‘xl\tlllll"\' bavi- very
narrow: fullllilflllflll skirts. with :i cushion
bustle and saw} springs. ixvrr \\ liii'li vcrv
uiiiplc dr its an iinuscd.
l’uloiizii. . :irc seen in all mircriuls.
from \cEVct to tulle. ‘licsc :irc made in
lung prinn-ssc fadiiun. or with lmutl’ant
drapings, :i lzi Marie Aiiloincttc.
lvcvrs :irc nmv inudc to fit the
arm cu _v 'n all nizitcriiils. cspcciullv
\vmdcns. Full bishop‘s sEi-cvcs and lcg‘
nf-iniiiton‘lez-x-vcs arc sccn on many new
gU\Vlli.
lt tinislics :i prctiy smiiincr costume if
the pimisul is i-iuvcrcd \vitli ilic same llléh
tcriiil iis tlic dress. This is not :i very
cxpcnsive addition. and pays for the
trouble. ‘ "
Brussels nct is of suciia substantial
wmr that it is briicr liked for the gauze
bunncts iliziii tullc. but point d‘ca irit nrt
is prettier than any other fabric or this
purpose.
Mung; rows of machine stitching are i
usvd' as :i_ finish upon Suuiiner cami-l‘s. ‘
hair and ciishincrc drcsscs, in a way for-
[lll‘l' y uscd i-xclusivclynpon tailor gowns
of: wivy cloth.
Hoods are used upon garments of every :
style. A novelty in this liuc are the f
dainty lace hoods in monk‘stylc. which 3
are nrnuigcd to lie flatly on the back of
elegant lace garments.
Some of the summer costumes of light
l‘uzitv
expns‘ ii small portion of the throat in
front. and with lapping surplice fronts.
Others have a square-sent front with
pluitcd clicniisctte of lace or crepe lisse.
Three breadths of silk are used for the
back of skirts. drapery and lower skirt
being thus combined. These breadths
are cut half a yard longer than the {onus
ricty of ways of arranging the surplus‘
length at thi top. ‘
A new trimming is composed of 'six 01
seven rows of extremely narrow. ribbon,
known as baby ribbon, which are caught
together by loops . of gilt thread and
edged with loops of feather~edged ril}
White
I.
an especially cfi'ective combination.
llc Left Suddenly.
The son of 3 Northumberland lady left
his Flobert gun lying on the floor. The
mother. with swinging broom. found it
just as a knock came at the door. In
the excitement of the moment she placed
the bloom in the corner-rand carried the
gun to the door. She now blosses her
bonnie blue-eyed boy. It was a book
peddlcr that knocked. and when he saw
the gun he stood not on the order of go—
ing. but went like greased lightning—
Slmmolin (Paint) Dispatch. '
A Few Queries.
Tell us what kept Ben. Parley Peon!
For we have ed in Villa.
Did tight shoes make the Indian coral
“'hy did Robert Treat Paine? -
—L‘ymt Rem.
And in what hand does Carnal] I: right!
And where does Cabotéfie?
What Lipii «magma 3
What 09 ‘ bigml' ‘ Dodge
, _ 4-0? Ann Bum
Who scrubs and ms all all Selim!
With whom does now Geo?» F‘rlnch‘l‘nint
Guinny mapproach Bill yo! *
. where it is made.
ciirrciii. and the nzinic of the province '
Mints for coiningr cash
—:is all small money is callcd—iire estab-
liSbenl iii cucli provincial capital. under
the direction of tlic llcvcnne llqiartiiirnt
of the gnvcrnmi-nt. The coin should
consist ol‘un alloy of copper. 50 purh’;
zinc. 41;: lcud. 63; and tin, 2 parts:
and its standard \vc' lit should be 53
grains troy. but it has been reduced and
'dcbmsed so tlizit tlinsc pieces nmv
,ni circulation :irc gone-rally llndi‘l‘ ill)
.mniiis in “eight. and are in ' ly com-
fuiindutiunsfur n-mncls. eprx‘ci ofirun; and in spitc of Luvs and
povsriltlrs. a lzirgc pimp ininn of tlic coins
:imv wirrciit :uc «vim-ll by private indi-
' liu value of this win if purc.
is about our and a third writs of our
coi mac. but the rule of cm-lxiiige for the
ilcbascd specimens usually cvirrcnt in
l‘liiiia\:irics in dichrcnt prm‘inrcs at
from 2qu to lfiml for a silvcr dollar.
' ‘lie curious {act that nvitlu-r silver not
gold l1:i\‘i,=c\'i-r bccn coined to any cv-
n-nt in t‘liiiia is :iccmmivd for by S.
“'c ls “'illimns in his (‘<\llt'\l‘:‘ll!‘ll>l\'e
Work on tlic t‘liincsc Empirc. “The Mid—
dle Kingilmn.“ by tlics!:i:c:iie-:it that the
(lovcriiiiirnt is nut strum: enough to rc-
stmiii coziiita-ri‘ciicrs. and nut lmrtcst
enough. on tiicullicr band. tuissiic pins: 3
of uniform standard for :i scrics of yc irs
till it his obtained the i‘l‘t!lll-li“l’r‘ uf its
Slll'ji‘i‘l<.v nr. \Viiiiim: mi- "\‘llLi! tii'."
.; M. ‘-
\i “nun.
uh
cxtcnsinn of t'nrcign robitiuns will in tini‘
l!‘:l:l tutlu- i~~2ic of :l Mllln'l iiuriuiizil ...
rcw _\'. ’l‘li' re lldvt‘ lw‘n twu attcmpm
during this ccizzury tn issnc sflvcr cuim:
win-Nd tbc \;:bic of :i trirl— abut}! $1.7M
» \“t‘l’l‘ cciiird at Sliringliii in hill, and
in 15:13 tbcrc “:is a l..r-_;.- ruinzizv wt
live ilixalurs. “cl-filing 417.4 mains. :i:
I‘llltlx'lt‘ll and Forums). tupziv Ill" trw-ps.
but tlics‘e pin-cs \vi-rc citbcr im-itcd
as..-
21: .
or cminzi-rt‘riivd I-i smli an owl-:1: a!
sunn’ :is [licv iip7w~iri_’il that in :1 slur!
.
tinictlicy \u-s‘c ixlu-l‘zv out of ciri‘ .
.-\t prcsciit the inci’iiini of tradc in the!
niicn ports is the fun-r311 (lcl‘
inipurtvd in mm! qiiaiiti‘iics 2min Mew}: c
and the l‘nitcil Stabs. and tlicsc :iru
liscd in iii! of the important i-Iix'l‘uii‘lll“
of cuniincrm throughout 2h" t‘lllllif". but
two sewn ('U'JYl'TIK‘El into lll£i13~. to suit
tlic ciirio national Prc‘l-“l‘l‘fu'v. 'l‘lia
pcrs-wn paying ilivin i‘lll saunas tin-m
\viili :\ pcculiur div. and :iftcr this? has
bi‘cn ilnni: scvcml times the «didn‘t-3:"? of
tlic coir is itjiircd. and thc plé‘l‘f‘SfH'!‘ _
tlicn takcn tn l‘c inclicd. rvtincil. rind
(“ASK into ingots of bullion. which wrigh
from live niaci- {about si-vciity-tivc ca. iizs
to fifty tavls ‘ mt $75» and the birxcr
pici-cs zlt‘t‘ .inipml with the district
Ill:l:;l~ll‘.ltt“‘ titlc wlicrc they are mad-x
and tbc date. {a verify them. Hold
bullinn is t :hi into bars like ca‘scs of In-
dia ink in slizzpc. cacli worth about SH.
0r liaiiimcrcd into thick lvavcs. 'l‘lic sil-
ver ingots, callml syccc. in :i piirc state.
are from ninety-seven to nincty-iiinc per
Ce-nt. pure silvcr. but they are oftvin dc—
biiscd. and dullais :irenftcn cmmrcrfcitcd.
so that all cliissi-s cngagcd in nu be have
tlicir moncv inspected by "2.":an cx—
ainincrs. callcd slirnll's. who. bv pr.“ 13cc.
bccoinc so cvpcrt that by the sight :i‘miw
s‘
lllt‘y‘ can dorlxli" on ill" di‘flfi‘i! i‘f
alloy in :i picrc of silvcr. tlinugli
usually tbcv employ tmi .lismnc
needles to aid them. All taxcs and
dutivs 1m- paid in svc-‘i‘ of iiinctvciglu
wr .. tincncss. and the rcvcnuc dc-
paz-tm: :it iii‘wnscs banch to rcccivc the
inuncy. and pays them :1 small pi‘n-cntiirze
for l-ccamiiiig rcsymnsible for the purity
of all ilic bullioiithut tlicv take in. Bank-
in: in t‘liiiizi is mrricd on by private
panics tlll-‘Q‘i‘lllt‘l', 1- :io clmrtcr or
warrant {man the tlm'crnincnl would in-
surc any vwiizidi-nccwitli iliv pcoplc. l‘ri-
viitc bankcrs. however. piv ccrtain hives
to (lic‘ Government. All tiicse banking:
lioiiscs notcs. but ovcr-issiic is
checked by the supervision of clmring-
muscs and by gi‘ncril lack of confidence
“founded on lung cxperiencc of the
trickiness of human naiurcwwliich it
stricts the circuliitinn of notcs always to
the town and often in tlic street or 7
nriqhborbood in which tlic bank is film 3
led. This ciirtailcd circulation serves a
good purpose in chm-king coiintcrfriting
of the bills. as in most cases a doubtful
(‘I
l\§‘ilt‘
bill can be referred directly to tliwl‘ank
whosc namc it bears. Such is the gcncnil
' apprehension of spurious nines, howcvcr.
that both law and ,cnstnm in most cities
give thc pcrsnn receiving :i bank-note a ‘
claim for a full day upnn the person pay~
ing it to him. to bc rciinburscd should
the nntc provc cminti‘rl'cit. Nong- Kong
bills, liowcvcr. circulutc on the mainland
to very remute districts. In the
Southern provinvcs of the cmpire.
dollars circulate gciicmlly. and bank '
notes are quite unknown. Twice in
Chinese history llt‘.‘ govcrnmcnt has tricd 4
the experiment of amine: currency. Th0.l .
Mongol dynasty of the thirteenth cen-
tury issued an enormous amount of papci
money. The grout Knblai Khan. who?
started the scheme of buying trciisnie'
with money that cost him nothing.
thought that he had discovered the high-
est secret of alchemy and in his reign of
Ahirtysfour years i=i=ucd $624.135.500.
His succemrs continued this manufac-
ture. but at last the people began to olv
ject to the scheme and popular discon
tent waved to such an (-xtciit dining 106
years of “fiat money“ that the Mongul
kings found themselves expelled from
thcir native land in 1363. T1“? new
rulers were obliged to issue notes fora
time to carry on the business of the court,
but soon; ceased to do so. and paper
money was entirely superseded by coir
about the middle 0! the fifteenth cen-
tury. The Mautcbu dynasty. which .
came into power in 1645. never issiied'
any government paper until 1372. dur-
ing the Tai~ping rebellion. This cur-
rency. however. being known to have no
basis of credit or funds. never circulated
outside of the capital.—~In.ter- Ocean.
——______
Garibaldi‘s Widow.
A correspondent writing from Italy
says: “I was passing through Turin a
few weeks ago and had the good fortune
to be taken by a friend to visit: the
Widow Garibaldi. Ber home is situated
in a modest and quiet street: the humr
from the leading thoroughfare can be but
indistinctly heard. Her little sitting .
room is full of memorials of her beloved
husband. The cabinets contain many;
medals, crosses and orders, while. the3
walls, on the occasion of my visit, were
hung with flags of historic renown. The
old lady appears to be wrapped up ill
manor-la _of the , and her 4:9an
fie“, tuning on weer of tho-dud,
bore, a m
“copy -. mmhldnnlarki‘wnintl
M Wan.
[vial-i"
annual, anchndnlyr
worms or wrsnol. N
, Wrinkles are the tombs of love.
To makes pleasures pleuant shorten
them. '
The man who
with ruin.
Wellanmnged time is a sign of o well-
ordered mind.
The smallest act of charity shall stand
as in great stead.
A noble nature can alone attract the
procrastinate strugglu
:noblc, and alone knows how to retain
‘ tbcm.
Circumstances, form the character; but.
like pet nl'yirig matters, they harden whilv
‘ they form.
The great high road of human welfare
lics along the old highway of steadfast
well doing.
Every to-mnrrow has two handles.
. “'c can take hold of it by the handle of
anxiety or the handle of filth.
In life it is iliiiicul: to say who do you
the must Illlsrlllef~ifllelfll€5 with the
worst intentions. or friends with the best.
The intellcrt of man sits cntbroned
visibly upon his forcliczid and in his eve;
, and the heart is \vriiicu upon his coun-
‘ lL-Iiuuce.
, “1- sleep. but the loom never stops,
and the pattern \vliii li was xvi-axing when
tlic sun wcnt down Ls weaving 'when it.
. tunic-s up to-morrnw.
Cuunt your rcsuiirccs; learn what yo:
arc nut tit fur. and givc up wishing: for it.
burn “but you can do, and do it with
lbw t‘llt‘!‘;:_\‘ mi .1 mun.
’l‘lie c~:~cnti:il (liiIcrcni-e between a
guild and a bad Unltlun is this, that
ilic farm-r ilrzms ibi: ~liild on by mak-
ing i: in tlic lam-r drives
Ill“ Vllll‘l ta bum. ' making it sour [0
him il‘ lic dms nut.
.\ tvmli'r-livmmd and compassionate.
dispmiziun “'llll'il inclines luv“ to pity
:mi l the lili~fw32un0 of ntlicrs. and
“lib ii is cvcn fur its 0“ n sake incapable
nf i-iinlvingany man in min and nibcry,
isuf q“ irmpcrsuf mind the must :iiniablc;
so (‘1‘!
l‘i'l‘
and. though it vab-in rcicivcs’ much
lluli H. is \\ urtliv uf tlir lllglit‘*{.
An Animal Army.
Miirclmis iziviidrrs :irctlm lcininings.
inn? ri-Iniivcs of lllv‘ shutt—
..l innit-c. and are :ibuut five
s in; “Elli round liczids, brown
lZl‘l l mil-like i356. Tlirir llnllll'ls in
‘ iltl‘. or i‘e-lls. of tlic great
iumuiiiuin rlizzm of Suulcn and
n:-.\:i_v, “brrc tlic_v build iicsts of grass
' 'l'lic lcumiings are
c:‘ itiirrs wliizn aroused,
: up un lill‘ll‘ bind lig’s and lighting
i will. .\'nt only are tlicy pugngi—
i'i but i-\tn-incly rcstlcss and
migratory :is \v\ l1: and t‘\'(’l"\' tivc. tcn, or
ti": .3: )curs lllry scciii pusscsscd by a
c to six fnl‘t‘lgll binds. .
‘l‘lzvrviigmn. tlicy 0111‘ and all leave their
and in tens of
x start out
lb annals. ovi-rrun tlic ciiitiviitcd tracts
of 1 mid in butli Sorwuy. and Sweden. and
ruin tlic plums and vegctiitiun. They
llldi’l b only zit nialat. pressing on slowly
in our simizlit course. and allow nothing
to disturb tbciii. Birds and various
:ininiuls follow and prey npun Ilicm; but,
nuiwitlistiinding this. tlicy actually in-
ir- iw in numbers. gaining rccruits as
they Li'qull‘Rl’. lbw-rs arc swum findhills
crux-soil. until. finally. the Atlantic or the
Gulf of Ilulliiiigi is ruii'bctl.
Hut. sxill iiiipullul by the same blind
insiiiict that has lct it onward, the entire
v:i~: t‘Jlllx'UHl’St‘ iliiiigi-s into the sen,
. . l . . .
summing: onward. the little animals
~i
pica}; one upon anoilivr as they are
lu‘tl't’ll back. until :it tiircs their bodiei
lzzivc formed veritable sin—walls. Boat"
me'n rcmrning to the beach have found
their way obst-ui-tul by ii struggling
bank that has just reached ihc scu. The
nunibcr i‘f lciiiiiiings in tlii-se bands is
lv-innd :ill computation. Somrtimcs the
miircb is kept up for three yczirs before
the \vzitcr is reached—vs; Nickolas.
firms for Each Day of the Week.
All :i'ciluw gcms and gold are appro-
priarcm be mum on Sunday. to draw
duwn tlic propitious influences. or to avert
lll“ antagonistic ell'ccts of the spirits on
this day through its rub-r and mum.“
giver. ilic sun. On Monday pearls and.
ixlzizx- stones ibnt not diiiiiimids) are to
be worn. luminsc this is tlic day of the
lllvr “L or of ilie second power in nature.
'l‘iicsday, which isthcday of Mars, cltims
riibics. and all statics of a ficry lustre.
\Vcdncsday is the: day for turquoiScS,
suppliiri-s. and :ill precious stones “hid:
.fi‘lll to rcficct tlic blue of the vault of
of Iii-:ivcn. and that imply the lucent
azure of the supposed spiritual atmo-
splie-i‘c. wbi-rcin. or iindcr which; the
llusictiician sylplis dwcll—-—ilimc clement-
my children who, according to the
:ibiilistic theogony. are always striving
for intercourse with the race of Adam.
scckinga share of his particular privi~
ii-gc of immortality, which has bccn
dciiii-d to 1119“). Thursdriy «dcmands
aim-thysts and deep—(adored stones, n
sanguine tint. because Thursday is the
duy of Thor—the runic innit-mounted
male divine sacrifice. Friday. which is
tlicday of Venus. has its appropriate
cnu-mlds. and rcigns over all the varic~
tics of the imperial. and yet strangely the
sinister color. green. Saturday. which
is Saturn‘s day. ilie oldest of the gods,
claims for its distinctive tailsman the
most splendid of all gems. or the queen
of precious stones. the lustre-darting din-
iiiond. which is produced from the'black
of Sub. Sol). or Saturn, the origin of all
visible things, or the "Great Deep,” or
"Great Mother," in one sense.-—-Litormy
Il'arld.
.-
Xr. Brewster‘s Little Mistake.
“'i'cs“ said a man on the tniin; "he‘s a.
good'fcllow, cx-Attorncy General Brew-
stcr, but there is a lot of blame} about
him. I know him well. you see—used!»
visit at my house. Did I ever tell you
that joke about him? No? “'ell, you
see. he had a great fashion of calling his
personal friends ‘niy dear fellow‘ and ad—
drcssing young ladies as ‘my dear’ in n
pleasant way. We had a colored cook at
our house who wasn‘t handsome, but she
could beat all Dauphin county baking
waffles. One cvcning‘abont dusk there
‘iulle a ring at my door bell. My library
was just at the head of the stairs. The
cook answered the call. It was Brewster,
and in the scmidarkncss be thought it
was one of the family. ‘Good evening,
my dear; I hope you are well,’ and he
put out his hand for a shake. It was
too late to back out when lie saw who it
was, so he kept right on, talked abolt
the pleasant weather and the family jut
as though it was an everyday matter with
him to shake hands with the servants,
while I hung over the hamsters about
ready to die: His urbanity and selflpoe-
session were equal to the occasum, and
it tickled the girl nearly to death. Af-
terward whenever she knew Brewstch
to take dinner at our house we had wot-
flcgl Ind chicken that beat the world”?
W Digital. ,
in. old anagram?“
«Ilium of looiii ‘ Amen my“
have druggedrilwhkkr
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