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THE sm'rINEL.
SUl’ ’l‘ll NURIVALK. OCTOBER 21.
custom E.
THE WORK OF THE XVI-3W YORK
HEALTH ()I-‘I-‘Il‘I-I nrzscuuuzn.
Inspect in; \‘meln (‘ontntnlng Cases
of tnt‘cctionc Discus-“Who: n
“ “in of llcnlth “ I!“
(‘are of I he Sick.
~ hnwh. fin.
Thc term “quiruutinc“_~aid to. be
derived trout the ltu‘inu for ‘ forty "— ‘
Icvonluu; to the :t‘\ltu:?fiilh€rfi. " is the 5
pcno-i lllltlllL’ wltu‘h a ship arriving in '
port. .vttal outward of twin: infirm-d
\\ Lzlt t :n vigilant. contusiozh dhr or. is
ui‘llgul to hurlicur ul :ntrr ournc “llll
thr- ~?.\-u~ " 'l‘hua u ~pr arriving in .‘icw
\ or‘x a: tn.» ph'n‘ltl :imc. and lining on
luv-std. or su~pm tel ot having on luv-uni.
Q t‘rht‘ ~ 2' .‘hnl- m or ty‘llxxxt’ tcht‘. ‘3 at
otxcc an: of! lromull llllt”f\“‘ visc With the
ailiorc or \\'llh any lh‘:"lll\~|t'_lll; Vt‘s‘t‘l.
thc dHQ-ntion of tho \t‘sst’i tlo'nuxling
lip-“irllvt‘ llrullh Utticer of tlu‘ port :\ ;
ve-ml .rz‘vm: :n tlw lowwr lictv with
tho \ .3: 1w ‘
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i..." .- v. .‘m‘fix'n‘ wki‘. til“ ‘i \‘
t‘t’x‘wn a ‘l 5‘ Viv , nv L: w. v‘l
it '1‘ 3 lia fa. '-\ X" .2 .‘ or» .n‘ put
72.. a?» .. 3 ‘t: *‘\\ I: l! :~ Elm trim» of
ilm \ .Eavl tlsw H. ,.~»: l'som “ii If
\dil an c \\ :h llivrc :t::\'
p 9'3 last
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tn ‘3‘" \t‘_
it ~\\ '2 m .y’ limo born ls
v «"1"» .x ‘ it «rt 2:: ““03 brt‘th at
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ftsne‘ >2» .5 My. r l‘._\‘ at :io‘v‘ -; :c»?l -|I~, v‘l’
_;~-.v .. hkw maur to no: 7.: thczn. the
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. ' ' lo w“;r:1~ u . ‘t‘.‘:~\\.'l'. hr:
, i . - ‘n trunnion-n1 t r \vzlt'aii nnxl
(2 «1‘2; 1 pcr ury " I‘ll“ lltxgn‘rlinn twin:
t‘ not?“ .i_ and? it hit. \tz uii‘. supp-«r.
be :i: l v ml t-- rust 23w “~ch i»;
ub' ;- l ft prov cwl it my . t ‘ ‘isa‘ pli'flt
rt ~ v- 'rl lib”) gwrmu nu
."Tl mt thcrr th~ \. “vi
5b will all)? . it““* lo
1.“ Iltvl r!) ' ' ‘ ~ c» 3p.-
' .t'. it pe‘v l 3y . . 'r m up- to
i ”on. o :‘u. .l’c‘utt v»-
,A e- 9.» or in- ‘uiionmfi
llrvla' ~l.
;~ mi -i :vi‘ ‘.~'m:- :it.
i d ivs o'. our ton»-
. . twl in llzx
. «lw iwwi "'t 1' to munici-
two on ~ ~ ..-: thtl tor Ullr inlcr "to surf»
2*“ 1 :ll‘. \\ ll: v.1 luv-tit of rings,“
5:;3. :! 1‘ hair enough to llzscotir2ue
5'in .‘t- :ny‘ at \lrv 3:- d t‘lb c. Wilt n «l h
.§;.'.-lu~ 1:2,! . w. *zkl luau: opus. lbc :r;m~
«w»! tilt: "a ‘. r g or of th" in".
. l" 3.» 1w tv-“xttd‘w‘hl tltut an ill
bu the right
‘ o2 pithy; :o no i2: prv‘l~
{ig' qti 1* inflict “to
.- . , lm‘uurr. m‘nt mvnti in
v~ “v. s Mi‘ Of lt-‘ni’ll tlic {mouth
2‘. 'llll~’;|!lt r‘ of tin ictrnlion. :ind
.. -. . radix-‘2: 0‘ 2hr v» “a. .,~.\:; rcputting
~w .. hr tu't~t :i‘s-l ~n:i~l)‘ himscf lhvt
~ 3‘ ‘itt‘li .\ who! “i; l‘c taken
out hr mus: take turn
to r-vnuiu.
‘ow ig-i .l'rn il~:c:icru’ly.
l~~ mgr.“ ‘l‘ltl tr \\ mus ~nbmit to
‘ xtr-n l'1lltv‘ lylo‘sfiathx‘
« h urn put 'o thv nrunx
\.l
' living”.-
« of.
:‘ N 3h t-tr‘t"
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ii "\.‘“
0 an
not-Ni li-lhn‘t‘ v..-
of s “ta-E ~m mrrivni Ln tho p .n ..f \N‘.
u Elm .;.:~‘r\’
Alon:
“linu- you
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m :‘u‘l '~~ :11
.(\“~‘;~9< if I
. t :Ix‘rl“. unruly. l Evil» of
.l l ‘l'i of llvt'th T22?
firm: r z- :1 in' ul by :m .\tnc‘ i.
7 {at} bonsai iii-root tr‘stxtytn; that thcrc'r
W3: no monast- on b-xnhl thc vcv‘cl or at '
tl’n‘ EMT! .ut wlm'la tilt‘ Vosfrl ifi‘i’llit‘tl h»:
= to the wily 'l‘lu- lam-r Sn
' :llwumrzit totalling that thcrc
xllv'd‘t! on bum! or at thc port
Lvii -; ~r ll my o! thv ports at \vlrch
tho \“‘,\““i nu)‘ hum totichcd on her way
b=‘ll‘.r . '
Th"
I“lai9i.‘1r’ltrf‘!~ x
butt” ~. tlsr i\~ fllll \‘flirirvcs. ~t‘
the l our: ling» . v lurid. no. it-
\-...«‘.. -3 tho liovvcr Ray. diunn? not
a tho: two antics fr rm thc ncnrmt
. 7 an i \\ chm an urcu dmicnatul by
in 5.x rival. a ti citing hospital» :rls »
tl~t‘~l as II luizlbllll: station for “uncle
routing from north of (‘apc llenlopcn 7
nnnic‘ry the bulk of thr- lllinois. anchorcd
in the lower buy in low thc Narrows. and i.
with a cirrus-3U to arc-Immml'ttc one ‘
hundrcd tutti-MS: fourth. thc hospitals
on S“ inlntrnc . :zel Hoffman Islands; fifth, ‘5
the rtisidovoc for otliccn and mcn ut the
tgxrtrn'itino Simian. St «tun bland. ncar
(‘iilton filing“. and <i\th, thc burying
ground at N‘:llll‘..\ l‘oint. Stutcu lsl md.
The only disru‘t‘i against whilh Quab
nntine wppliei'nu- yellow fcver. cholera,
typhus or ship fcvcr, and'smnl‘xrpnx.
Ample- accommodr‘finn is n 1" pmvialcd
for patEcut‘ in thc different hospital-a of
the. t~~ttb'i~zbmcnt.
dim-rm: div-.ucs being always kept in .
It‘pat’nlt’ llhfillilal‘. No other person .
rcvrcpt tbc sick. ol course.) is dctnined
in quimntinc any lnnzrr than is news-
can to scrnrv clmlincfi. Vessels
in in unhc llthy ante. whctbcr there has
Mn sickncss on board or not. are not of.
low-nits ‘it‘iu‘t‘rtl until thcv hnvc been
duly l but? d ind \t‘nti‘mtml. If in the
judgmvnt of tho lbnlth cthcer a vtl~cl
re-inlrcs it. h-- may ordcr thc following
sanitary mmsurw bath: and other bodily
cure for the; prison; washing or disin-
fecting means tnr clothing; displacemcnt.
of tango; sol-Section to high steam or
partial snlsmmsTon for infected articles;
the destruction of tainted food ~in ~hort.
.xt’
“Eric er York Q\=_r..:itinc
f‘lY\‘
fi~l~5i of w.in-- *
~si on
go fur.
t...-
c.
‘fr
persons sick with:
oil her ports by the use of stem. fumi.
ration, force pumps. rubbing or scraping,
had finally «outing to quarantine anchor
age until disinfcction be perfected.
(in the arrival in the harbor 0f infected
vessels all well tenants hove their free-
dom git-cu than as soon as possible; sick
person: are imnmliutely ' tanstcrrcd to
one or other of the hmpitaln nppro—
printed for their mptioa. Ind tho vessel
unlcden nnd purified In soon n: miscible.
All the merchandise is pinned in the
quantita- warchouses, and there freely
to the air. Ind moved from time
to fine to insure its perfect ventilntinn.
11» patient need hare no fear us to his
deck; it is one of the Health oficor‘n
duties to make nn inventory of those.
grammar- from Marlon»
t until thev are bundod ever
to the rhbtful :16th
W
» llit‘ \ rcum crot k lll thc what :u
AGR‘I’CELTU’RAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AS!) GARDEN.
Dist-mic In Sheep.
A loft. putty swelling under the jaws
. l3 {Symptom of various dist-macs in slice )
V tuning from impovcriShod blood an
dnnpsicul condition. This is ennscd by
anything which prevents full nutrition
and oxidation of tho blood. Thus a dis:
order of the liver caused by the prcscnce
in it and in the gall blnddcr of lumitcfi.
known as tlukm. producc this putty swell-
ing ; tbrcnd worms in the throat and
lungs also cnusc this swclling under the
jaw. \\ hich contains watcry scrum. It is
also phldlit‘l‘d by the iniurious cflcct of
.ssrubs in the bond. which \vcnkcn the
sheep. “‘bcn tlukcs infcst the liver the
whitcs of the cyc: arc yellow ; \vhcn
worms twist in the throat the cycs nrc
blmnllcw‘ and pale and tho skin is thin
and whitc. and grubs in tho hcud cultsc n
dischargc trout thc nowund violcnt snort-
ing. The rctucdy for all ”mic is to givi-
four drucluns of turpvntinn cvcry morn»
ing tn'ucd with tnolnwca or milk an hour
bcforo fccdiug. nod to givo \llll daily and
fwd lulu-rnlly with bran and nuts. ,. .\. 0?
Y0”: 2‘ 3&1,
[lat l‘root‘ t‘orn t‘rlbo. V
.\'. J; Sbcphcsd “Thus to tho I‘Au‘cir
Fir a" (hit :tttcr lu‘ bud bccn unublc to
cwindc r its from his corn crib by ordi-
ntry tllt“ttl~. he linul it thll lwmlock
Il-ttik ai\ lllt‘lll‘ll widc. nud covrrcd lht‘
toot and cctling with tho sunn- tuutcttul.
plu‘lng the plank about onc fourth Of an
luv-ll apart, .\ot u mt lt‘l“ found its way
into thc crib llwc. houcvcr.
luvc luuud t'llll‘llb‘t‘: tlu'y wctu nblc to
:I‘lk“ burdock. ubilc ruh‘ cannot. To
co lilwlt‘ lltcw bc Would lay tho llnol‘ wnb
p'uik from four to six invhcs widc. “lllt
1:: h ~pncc< lwtwocn thv m to .ulmit \czr
(thin-ti to? tho corn. and limit t‘th‘l‘ lltt‘
uh nlc with \vov. u \\ iro \vitlt
“tub min- \‘uuttot p:t“<. N lll on tho
ins do of (hr Vllttli “oxen “ho strong
mixing-‘2: to {twist thr- prt-“uro of tho corn.
:lil‘l \\ :lll lll£‘~ll:‘.\ In t‘\“lli‘l“ tlllt‘t‘ 'l‘lll‘ll
u .t. \v m n \\ :r on lllv' crow [m ~‘t‘it\\t‘|“
L. ml. 'l'hc floor “two :upl that uvcrhcud
to d not bc my lb':t\'_\' Mich a crib
u. 2 \lm: out both rn‘s and mic -. and lot
'n muzv m than any otltr-r, lts cum
cost will bo rrpuiel in :t frw ycurs in
cirnn, sound. w. l! drcl .md uunibblcd
stllt‘v‘.
_ corn.
Ilu\\‘ to Got Hill of Canada Tltlstlcs_
Stow-ml corrcspnivicnt‘ mnke thc old
query of how to get rid of t'unu‘la thisllcs.
The only \v iy that has mvt with gout-ml
slur-z“ ‘1. to prctcu: .thc torn from 1:er-
in: unhl thc root» div of cxb mxtinn. or
in wtlu‘r w -rd<. unlai th-- Pillll dim from
“Jul of air .md light
bar! thcy sprvzul by unlit-rat Milt-l root
«t «l»; i. c . :sft’lll‘ tho l'lluh'll ozf nu~
dvr ground and proincc ncw
'l‘b' ~c invrcnniul ro uszmd root. stocks are
sm-ni ma'bcs l-olow tlu- \l-pth of thc
urine try furrow wit, uni un- not usually
lllf‘ltcxl up in \lll’l’lll: o: lm-ztking thc
gun-2d. Unc pl tum: :uvrwly puts thc
ltnd in nice llllll tor than to conic
up and nnkc n goo-l crop of vigorous
shows, us with :n asparagus bu . 'l‘o
ML} than thc ‘mud must bc coutinuoudy
paw-J or tlu- tloxtlm \‘lllt‘rwlxt‘. cut otl
:nr on». too or tbrco sumnwrs, Enough
tunic should not clupsc bctwccn tic
pinningto allow the tbidics to :ct up
and gct thczr brtutb. so to spcuk. ln
liot‘wl chips flu-y arc \Ulllt‘tltnw'fi hillctl
out by ghiu: constant nttvtttiou. Ub-
scrvutiou lcmls to the lwlicl that the
Si‘t‘l“ urc vcry unccrtnin if grown for
North. Many isolutcd public“ an- grou n
in (hint-4o on vacant lotx and along un-
impi’ovmlstrrcts. Thaw sccxu‘to sprcnd
,rntlnr slowly by tln- nndcigronnd root-
stock-A. but thcir ubscncc in ndjoining
, lotsnnl strccts us fnvombly situntt-d in»
div .ttt-s that thc seeds are not pcrfcct. -
I‘rrnr‘lr' l‘ilrr’érv".
.‘laklug (‘rcnlu (‘liurn Easily.
.\ loly fricnd. an cv wrienccd and ~l‘lt‘-
ccvzful both-r mnkcr. t tllS cxpluinv how
shc mukc‘ thc buttcr conic .tptickly us
Cold chtllcr uppr‘lzlt‘llt‘x“ SlIt‘ kt‘t‘ps
cool its
tough}; and lslltc unturul rt'stlll ll is
1.... mm} for gnarl butter tnnkmg. If thc
rre am is tlZn-ctly hmtcd ovcr thc tirc it
\a up! to tunkc soft buttcr. :H cvcry
don"t-nift- knows. What shcdoce is to
tnkc u quot or it little ntoro of swcct
milk. hmt it quickly ovt-r thc tlt‘c. lllltl
thou mix it with the \ rcutn already in the
, \‘lllirfl. aiding cnough to brim: it up to
lim tight xenon-:u‘ttrc. 'l‘hc buttcr comcs
vcry quickly by this tuctbod. and is not
mu lc soft late if: tho scnsotl.
p'nn \U.\\‘t"ll ndnptrd to buttcr mulling
in hot \H‘utlb r. forthcn thorn-um. lllllcss
- ktpt on icc. u<unlly nccds no warming.
' S uuc ttu‘ lull \\:tlcr lt;8!t‘.bl of Illllk, but
~ the :ulv:|:itn:t< of thc luttcr is that the
warm. sow-ct milk imparts a better thn or
to tho lntttcr and greatly improves the
’ buttermilk. besides. oi course. making
more of it.
Thor-e i~ probably only a vcry small in-
; crcase of buttcr that cotttcs dirccfly from
tltc’\lu-:ttul swAct milk. l‘os‘sibly this
furnisln s no buttcr; but it doc~ scpuratc
tlic buttcr llvtl'llfit‘s more pcrfcrtly from
thc cream than is pmsiblc otheru'iso.
Tbc yicld of cn‘nm and buttcr from milk
should undcr most cit‘cutnstunccs untu-
rully inch-use in proportion to the milk
ls tbc amount of thc utttcr is lcsscncd.
A furrow cow five or six months after
calving gives less but ricbcr milk than
nhc docs at litst.
. to the butter mukcr. if he or she cannot
Iepnrnte the buttcr from the cream in
which it is enclosed. Adding warm
Iwcct'milk seems to entircly remove this
ditlicnlty. and has many other incidental
ad vantages. — Cultivator. '
Clean’llnens and Order In the. Dnlry.
anou linger. on English authoritv in
Dairying. scents to be digging into some
musty practices in the British Isles. In
n rcccnt lecture on “Dairy Farming“ he
states that it was not the cow which pro~
duced the milk alone. but the food and
water which they put into her. for the
nuinnl was only» the machine which pro«
duccd thotnilk and cream. Ho itnprwsed
upon his nudience the necessity there was
for treating their cows with gentleness,
as in one a dairyrnaid or my one else
ill~trentcd n cow, then the would not let
down her milk. and evil mults would
follow.
in getting the null: strained into the
settling pans. t'pon the nocomity
for clcunlincm. that the milk might pro-
duce the grandest quantity of cream,
bu aid milk ought to be our in slums
met cud dcep in winter in the pups.
But if the , nllowod their crew to
rennin too one on the milk it became
sour. 3nd this instantly stopped the
tumor churning ngood price for-his but-
ter. 11o believed thnt c grout may
ample: of butter shown nt the "(out
country chow nt York. m bud solely
owing to tho enn- not boring bun
taken tron then-tilt unthitbnd
1.. for: long “mm m
lll\‘\llt‘~l 3
Thu rcukou “by i
the l‘l‘llllitlallll‘llt‘ is so lt llvl to kill out is.
bccutsc thcrout» :Il’t,‘ not o‘t‘y pvrrnniiil .
plants. 4
It is not :1 :
But what avails this
A cow must be milked with;
quickness. and no time ought to be lost 3
before they churn it, be m aton-
lnhed to hour thnt the Yorkshire curtain
was only to churn once (week. but be
u them to churn every third day.
They should keep each skimming of the
7 milk separate until about two hours bo-
fore they put it into the churn. He ad-
vocated every farmer being possessed of
a thermometer, which could be purchased
for one shilling. which he called nlnbor.
saving machine. because it told them ox-
nctly the temperature at which to churn.
Sixty dcgrccs temperature wus nbout the
boat at which t cream should be
churned. llc snid t nt tivc-sixths of the
bad butter made at the prcscnt day was
due to furlucrs not kuowtng when to stop
churning. ~
About Rinses.
Reject a horse with a big. coarse hcad;
do not look a second time ct n horse
with cltbcr it long slack buck or with a
hollow buck.
“'hcrc one horse dies from overwork
in this country twcnty die from cxbnus-
tion or wnut of iropcr treatmout. A
sound hoists wil stand a wonderful
amount of work if he has thc right kind
of cure while at it.
A furtncr who has n good horse or two
to turn into moncy owl-y your is gcncr-
ally onc of n clues of lucn who urn con~
sidcrod thrifty and frugal. 'l‘bcrc is
morcclour moncy in raising good borscs.
if it is douc judiciously. than in any
othcr kind of lbv stock.
A com‘spondcnt of the London Live
Now? Jutu‘mlc’ usscrh that some borscn
cannot \vcll do ccrlnin kinds of work
which otth can. owing to ditl‘crcnt
sp‘unl dcvclopmmtt. Ilc snys ifthc buck
urchcs downuurd lltc horsc vnunot currv
lU‘>|\'.\' \Wiuht. \xhllc it‘ll ur. llt‘S npnnrd
bc cannot pull lit-.ivily. For this rcmon
contru‘tors sclcct borscs highcr ut tbcir
\vxthcrs thnn nt tln-irhips. “High-buck
horws cnnnut buck it loud; \vhcrcua u
sonublc “right."
Scuumnhlc llcc Hints.
It is ttt‘vx‘S‘ul‘} llmt bocs rcccitc us curc‘
routiuc.
profit from b.» at. bu them few or runny
hivc‘. by it‘lllllz: tlu‘lu lukrt‘uro 0f lllt‘lth
vllt‘t‘n‘ do not pny. \‘ct runny fnrutcrs gvt
fully 3‘ much profit from half n dmtcu
bins of bcc~. carefully lookcxl to. as for
any othcr investment of u aimiliur
utnouut.
'l‘hcro is no scztson of thcycnr \vhcn
lvccs l‘t‘qltil‘c tuorc curt-fol uttcntion than
during the lnttcr purt of Scptruilwr and
through Ut‘tobcr. chrr allow it swarm
to go into \viutcr quartcrs \vcuk. linito
two snnrms «ll-stroying one of the
\ptccnv. hating the t:\_\' ronmve as
runny fr mics from two llll’l‘\ us may suf-
licc to lcuvc only enough for the bccs to
. Eu‘tcr on 'l‘ln- llllt‘l‘ll that is to rcmuin
\\ ith tlxc (loublul snurm shonldbc cugcd.
Into in tln- t‘\‘t‘tlllu: plucc the frames of
|wc~ from our of
othcr and min nsc the qua-cu. Then fcctl
daily until tho swarm has about thirty
pouud~ of honcy. 'l‘iw food should be
the boat grnuululcd suj‘ur rcduccil
into n rntlicr thin syrup. or about
tho consistency of ncw honcy.
Melt tho sugar and water togcthcr,
so wbvu it comcs to it full ncnlding boat
. it “ill bc of :hc right cousislcucy. Do
:not loxl it douu too thin. but will at little
morc sic; u‘.
from lill‘ until «lurk. hulfu tint to npint
a day. and mcrcnsc grutlunlly. 'l‘hc
qllt'vlt \lllluld go to laying inuucdiutoly.
and by lbc timc cold \vcutlicr scls in tho
bivc Should bc full of young bces for
\vintcring.
1n n snull way. at least. it is prefcmblo
to wintcr out of doors in ugood bro
homo. l'rovidc suitable boxes to place
over thc bivcs, so thcrc may be six in~
an cntrnnct— to corn-spond to that of tho
hivc. llcmovo tbc supch‘. spread a slonly
cloth ovcr thc frnmcs and pack tho chaff
all nround the sides and ovcr the top.
This will allow vcntilntion and absorb all
rising moisture. l’lnco n covcring ovrr
tbc chnll' to excludc dump, and the boos
should wintcr niccly.
Strong colonics that arc wcak in storcs
should also bc fcd, 'l‘hcrc will this scm
son he found many hivcs wcuk in slorcs.
The sooner tlicy arc lookcd after and fcd
to incrcnsc tho storcs to n full \vintcriug
capacity. tlic tnoro profitable will the
bus boromc unothcr scusou.——l'lrmn,
Fidel out! S‘o‘hu m.
_. H
'l‘ltc Turkislt’ltnler‘s M’culs.
Aftcr his morning walk in the garden
thc Sultun rcturns to his own room.
\\ hcrc bc brcnkfuslsu sitting on n divnu.
and the slnvc \\‘lltl.~t‘ dutyit is to St‘n‘t‘
: flic mculs, \vritcs Uli\‘cr llnrpcr, t‘ontcx‘ in
walll scvcrul smnll pots and kcttlcs on u
largo gold tray. richly chased and cor-
t‘l‘t‘tl with n fclt nnd vclvct cover. etu-
;broidcrcd with gold tltrcuds and pcnrl,
ltunpxotsc and cornl bends. These little
’krttlcs are placed. one by onc, upon
unotllcr trny. smaller. and each one is
first otl‘crcd to the cltnmbcrlain, who is
obligcd to cut our spoonful from each
to prove that it is not poisoned, aftcr
which it is otl‘crcd to thc Sultan. and so
on to the lust. No living person ever
cuts from the some tux-la. or with the
Sultan, under nuy cin‘utnsfttm‘os. or on
inny occasion. At dinners given to
:mibussudors the Grand \‘izier and other
.‘I‘urkisb functionaries may cut togctlicr
.with the ambassadors. and the Sultan
5wulks once around the table. saying a
word of grouting to the honored guests,
but he never cuts or sits down with
them. His food is always cooked scpa~
rateiy and served separately. and no
; dishes are used at all, other than the pots
and kettles.
——-———-———————
, The Chinese Way.
I "The: t‘bincsc have a novel but effec<
ltivc method of providing against the
'Efnilure of banks,“ mniarked a naval
i otllccr who linu Spent several years in the
i Asiatic squadron. “Should such an in‘
.stitutiou suspend, the bonds of the an-
cinls would, under the ()rientinl law, be
cut off and made part of the use“. As
3 a consequence there has not been a bank
‘ failure in the Celestial Empire for neat-l
,1 thousand years.” The reporter could
not help thinking that some of the Chi.
nose financinl customs might be engrnfted
upolp banking system: of tbs: country
wit a vcntagea to poor 0 'tors.
John Cbinunna may not be mtilililof a
stump Decker, or warrior, or political
wire pnl er, but when it. coma to flying
kites, playing ouchre, cleaning shirt: out!
dealing with swindlcrs he can ivo his
‘Occidentnl brethren pointers on hold n
13:; band every , tune. ~PMW£¢
llurx‘u‘ “itb :i 'low bnrh cnn buck nuy rcn- .
fral :illcntiou us :my‘othvr of tllt‘ furnt .
'I‘hc pcnou \vhocvpccts to gut '
\cluw'. soon gcts dugout-«l :md dct‘lurcs E
tho tno bixcs in tho ,
Fwd about sundown and .
cbcs of spiicc on thc sidc und top. leaving :
PICKPOCKETS... -
THIEVES “'IIO LIVE BY LAR-
CENY FROM THE PERSON.
l‘boy lure“ the Metropolis, and
Are the Most Cowardly or All
Criminals -— Luz-go Hauln —
Schools for Plokpocketo.
The pickpocket, says the New York
Commercial Advertiser is a modified foot-
d. making up in dexterity what he
ncks in courage. For the police say
that the picprckct. hundreds of whom
infest this city, are the most cowardl of
all crilninnls,~ and steal for the pure love
of thicvery. There are all sorts of stories
told about the various methods in use by
l these rogues to gain possession of other
. petuous‘ property. but most pro decidedly
l imnginauvo. New York ptckpocks are
, the most expert in the world, nnd they
I never find it ncccssnry to use any artifl~
* cial appliances.
Unr pickpocks are indeed thieves of n
; most peculiar order. They are given all
sorts of titles by their confcdcrutcs; tltcso
l arctinnll ' fixed upon thcm by the police,
' and in time thcir true mutton uro but in
! their nlinscs. l‘gly and villainous fun-s
3 among male picklmckcts no exceptions.
Among tho fctunlc thieves, liowcvcr. pro~
lluix‘tts‘slllg fauna are rate. No. 1449, in
the lingucs‘ Gullory at Police llcmbptuh
l tors. is one of the uglicst lingo ponnblo.
l‘crhulu hcr very hidcousncss brccds
contldcnco in hot huncsly. llcr only
lvnl in thcgullcry. and perhaps in the
ity. is Slurgnrct llcll. ho. 13o.“ who is
mo‘licnlurly noticcablc bccunsc thc fore.
Ingcr ut‘ bcr lcft liund ix but about twice
vs orig .u' any of hcr otlxcr lingcm.
it is souu‘wlmt llllllhltlg to noticc tho
numbcr of péckpockcm who rcscmblc
citbcr clcrgymvn or tlxvologicul xtudcuts.
l‘uo of tho tumt uotnl pickpockcts nl‘c
ofpronounccd clcricnl uppcnmttre. One
of them is kno“ u as “lli ' Dick.“ and he
Ems bccn t‘rcqucmly :uktu to \vnstc his
:inn-by loading in pmy'cr at mligious
‘ucclings. In nlurp ronlrusl arc “l'rvtty
int,“ sun. and “.\lll k-‘y ltynu,“ 1120.
'l‘hcy :tl‘t‘ dudcs in nppcnruncc. 'l‘ln'y
rank among tbc slmrpc~t rogues in the
city. Lutcly thc polu-c liuvc bccu lnuk‘
ing it ruthcr unplvrh tut tor flu-m. "Old
Man l‘op Whitv.“ ‘37-. wrnn a long
white bcnnl. :ttnl m'cllh to bc a linrtulcss
old nun. In poluc parlance he is a
“daisy." He can 51ml more pockcb
books nud gt-t :mny nirh thcm sul’cly
than any of hi~ youngcr rivals.
l’lt‘kpnt‘kt‘ts \‘l‘ltlt‘lll nuke “big hauls."
Thcy ' prcfcr lo rob pmplc of articles
which urn not of gin at value. and con~
* (‘cruing which thr vi. tixn is not likcly
to tnkc much trouhic. But not long
;turn a nine«yoar old boy succccdcd in
j milking n record for himself which many
3 In older pickporkct cnvit-s. “Daisy.“ as
:tho boy is known to the police. saw
Donn-r. tltc gutnblcr of llnrclny strcct.
.1
;_ up to im. quickly lu-lp-d him~clf to tcu
‘ $100 bills from his \‘t'xl pocket. Dancer
couipluincd to t'npmin llcrghold and
“Danny“ was urrcstcd. but only $080 was
found upon him. Tho thirf wns so young
that lhuccr did not prcss the charge
against him and hc \\ ax gzxcn his liberty.
'l‘hr largest amount cvcr ttkcn by a pick-
pockct \vnx sccun-d :lll or! right ycurs ago
whru thc ulrtor of a morning ucwspupcr
\\‘lt\‘ lobbcd of $12.0HU in unrcgislrn‘d
govcrmucnt bonds “hilr hc “as uttcntl~
ing :i Iucctinu at thc Anult‘lny of Music.
l‘lt'k) tu‘lu'ls “‘llil “Walk" the dry-
.uomb storm nrc known in “satchel"
opcucrs. No. mo: in thc gallcry is
known us Mollic lloy. Slicwus in the
habit of cntcring crowdcd dry-goods
storm, “raring u hcavy shawl or Ian
cloak under covcr of which she woul
opcn women‘s rcticulcs or holp hcrsclf to
thc coutcuts of thcir pockcts wrtb much
impartiality. Shcf was final!) dctcctcd
by u tloor wallow in Macy‘s. .uid whcu bu
inforiucd llt‘l' that bcrtricks wcrc discov-
ercd. shoausnnltcd hint and cunc near
killing him. lizltc llyun. \\ll0 nppcurs in
the ncxt row in thc gallery und is num-
bcrcd 12:35. devotes herself to thc mnr~
kets. Nos. >826. 490 and TODarc what
urn known us “strcct our thic\'c~." Thcy
huvc u plcusunt custom of cmcring n
crowdcd cur ambwntching n \vcllhppcar-
ing man. tltcy find out \vhcrc bc keeps
his money and thou. munngc to crowd
. gninst him and knock his but "\‘t‘r his
eyes “'bilc lllt‘ intcndcd victim is ad-
justing his hcndgcnr the pickporkct suc-
cccds in mlicving him of his vnluubles.
Then there are stage )ickpockcts. who
are always very ucutly ( resscd. and on
. cursion bout thieves, who flourish in the
lsnnimcr time. They assemble the neces-
lsnry crowd by crying: “A man over
l board."
There. is a prevalent belief. cSpccinlly
among those who have found watchlcss
watch chains dangling from thcir waist.—
conti. tbnt pickpockcts use. uippers to
break the cbnins or rings of watches. As
a manor of fact thcy use nothing of the
kind. detaching tltc watch from tho chain
quite ullcrtuully by a sharp tug. and x
twist of tlictingers. Among the smartest
of these tliicvcs is ”Billy“ l’crr . who
steals nothing but gold watches. . queer
pair are “Funeral“ “'clls and his wife,
nud “Billy" llurnit and his consort some-
what rcscniblo tbcm. The latter are num~
bervd in thc gallery as Nos. 15? and 168,
between them. The men are always in
attendance at fashionable funerals and
the women at weddings. But, perhaps,
the rogue who arouses the greatest inter-
est in the visitor is No. 600. Thoma-
Wiley. who was sent to thc Kings County
in chopping two fingers off his right hand
while endcnvoring to in‘uro the shoe
machine so that he won] not have to
work at it. When he was discharged
from prison he had the muurance to sue
the contractor for damages done to him
while workin at the shoe machine. He
did not win t to suit.
Notwithstanding the unsunnce of the
police that there nre no schools for pick
pockets in the city, there are unquestiom
nbly several Fagin: in town. A short
time ago there was an Egy tian who kept
n candy stand at Twenty-t ird street and
Broadwny who had no fewer than fh‘neen
boys under his direction 03an i.
ket picking. lie was finally captured
y the police nnd in his stand was found
fully $100 worth of silk ket handker-
chief: which his pup: : bud stolen.
There are now, according to the estimate
of a well-known lice oficial. not less
that 1,500 pickpoc eta in this city in ne-
tivo proctiec. ‘
————-—-.-————-
A Clever Til“.
“I was getting measured for n unit of
clothes this inawniug," acid genus Mr.
Slay tohia prett cousin, “on just for n
joke, y‘ know, nwsked Sui In if it.
wally took nine tailors to mi e n man.
. He sold it would toke more thou nine
tollonto nuke; man of Ion. people. I
thought it was quite clevth.“
“\ a, it was clever, Clint-lay," raid his
pretty cumin—Nu York Sun. ‘ .
llttloonuufu‘
booll Wfflmg,
, a
, ..
and it is their practice to divide the work i
nitcntiary, and while there succeeded '
Keep your borrows cud trial! from tho 7.
pouiblo. magnum ;
M ‘
- outittnbndnum “ml " M
I Aurthur DAYS.
A wealth of hunt: a... my eye—
Yollownnd (men, nnd brown and whih.
In one vent blag of filer-y till
My Mppr with
no rich-lobed tron-.the ripening corn,
Bright colored with September tire-
Fultlllmentot the funnel-‘3 hope, . .
And yenr‘sgdesire.
Sweet in the nix- m ioyous sounds
Of bird And has and running brook:
And plentoous fruits hung running round,
\Vhere‘er mock.
The mellow splendor coftly falls .
On morning mists and evening down.
And colors trees and flower: and cloud!
With thoun‘nnd hues.
O dreaming clouds. with silver friugodl
I womb ye gntheriig side by side,
Like armies in the solemn skies,
'- In stately pride.
r
I love the woods. tholcltnrming woods,
Font. drowning dm‘vn to rus‘et gldw,
“'lien autumn. like u brunette queen.
Rules all below.
The soul of lmuty bpunts the heavens.
Nor loaves for long tho wurtufucod oath,
And, liken mother. tho kind nir-
To lite 'givtn birth.
Rut Dcntb rides past upon the auto,
And blows tho rustling goldcn laurel;
They whirl and full. ind rot and die,
And my hcnrt grluvm.
Fnrcwoll 3 t) nutunm days. fnwwnlll
’Yo go; but woshnll Iucct again.
Asolxl friends who My pnrtcd long
lly tho wild mum.
g ~ ll'ilr'i‘mu 0mm“.
Pl'rifffiiii porn
. To marry a wvnclunslu is not just tinfoil
cvcrv any.
-1Y¢i-Ill'f8.
a fat situa-
llut some maidun mum-s n groom
.
. 'l‘bc monarch of lt‘vrcccc has
. tion. as n mnttcr of courw.~I‘ittaizurgk
C}. I't=h .- r‘ ~r‘. .
Must lawsuits hagvc bnrbcd \virc con-
: (‘cnlcd nbont thcm lfor every-body but the
(:omiuu from his Plitl'l'. and, going up 1
la“ ycrs. Defroit Fret I'rrxt.
Tlu- llukc of (‘uhnnnuht has iuvcstcd
tlu‘ Klicdivc with tho “MW of the Bath.
lt‘ lu- isn good hllmllll or be can now take
a bcndcr.-»~ Sm Fmacir . .lls’u.
A chcmist nnnoifin cs that wood can be
made very lm‘zntnblc. All right. Mr.
Chemist. but plcnsc don‘t givc it nwny to
our landlady. — Illa-bingo”. Critic.
A Ncw York dentist thinks hc has hit
thc popular tnstx- for good bargains. llo
displays A sign: “t‘ot‘nc in and get your
tooth pullcd for a fiumtcrf—Siftinga.
Thu 0 ucurv is light and gay,
An. not without :\ nsrutm.
For sunuuur months have rowed away.
And oysters arc lll mum,
—» Marcher 1f Trawler.
Jones (smokingi —»“Tln~se arc Soul!“
thing like cigars. ch. old boy?” llrown
ulubiously) - ‘‘Ycicustomwthini.r like
‘cm. What are tltcy t"~ L'llurr’vstazrn
h‘nfcflfl'f’c‘. E
News comcs from Paris that the bustle
is to be much rctluccd in size. Thu!
docs l‘nsbion‘s dcnrcc cud n stumbling
block in the path of fcmnle smugglers.“
Nae York War! I’. '
A scientific cvchangc asks: “What in
rotary motion 1“ Why. it is that or
wricuccd by :1 drunken man when lying
at on his back nhd clutching the side
walk for {car bc‘lllfnll oil'. .
' “Uh. manuua!“cxclnimcd little Edith.
running into tltojhouse ncnrly out of
brcath. “tlicrc‘s going to boa marriage
dt‘Ct'ption over to Mrs. l'ppum‘s thin
- evcning."~ 8th Tnmsrript.
“'ben a man convoys to you in a loud
. tone of voicc and thc lnnguugc of slung,
profnnity and bnd‘grummnr the inform»
3 tion that hc is u gcntlcrn'nn, it in o waste
of time to doubt trim.~—I‘imyune.
Tamale and silk has the cornstnlk tall.
“'hilo tho what u haunt can clnirn‘
The l-mnnstnlkrwmrs no clotheu’ nt all,
But it! bunk.“ just tho saute.
~DuluM Plrnrgrapltcr.
Disease Curmflthnnl team
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film t: In ‘ odd-rib daft. to
tepid-nu or the
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man fin. owl-u ., ...
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por Mr. send Inn‘nuu :1 .210? 322m?! durum.
unicorn yum-wu-
litigate unmarnmm. ....
noel. curb. etc. we. .3 by and. tar
elmulu. ‘
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up an... etc. mu Bend mans-unit
leg «but Send (or areal-:0.
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HOUSES,
LOTS,
F A R M S ,
comm llllSIllllNclls,
OFFERED
THROUGH .
Taylor’s Real» Estate
Agency,
washington St.
SMITH NllllWALK, WNN.
Houses and Lots.
Two Dwelling Houses on Upper Main st., west side. compara-
tively new. with all the modern improvements, 37.500 and 39.000
One large House on Uppc Main st.. east side, 5.000
House and Lot on “Woodward Avenue 3.200
House and Lot on \Vest street, 3.80.
illousc and Lot on Turnpike. 23.000
House and Lot on Taylor Avenue, 3.000
. House and Lot on Monroe street. 49°09
House and Lot on Monroe street. 3,500
House and Lot on Concord street, 3.000
[louse and Lot on Spring street, 2,100 and 3.400
Double House on Spring street, 17 rooms, 4,0”
Double lloune on Cross street. with good burn, 7,000
Mansion and Cottage, Osborn avenue, But Nomlkl 7,500
A (‘ommodious Dwelling, lot 50:200. East Xorwnlk, 8,000
House and Lot on Cove street. East Xorwnlk, ' 2,800
5; acres at Cranberry Plains. with a good house 8nd barn, nil in good condb
tion; price $2,700, or will exchange for property in this city.
. Building Lots.
Two Lots on Washington street, 8x500 and 81,700
; Lot on Upper Main street, 2,000
ELot on Lower Main strcct, 400 and 800
; Lot on Meadow street ’ 500
3 Lot on Cross street, 80.
ll.ot on Spring strcct. 450 and 475
l Two Lots on West street 3,500 and x,soo
400, 650 and 850
160
500
Lots on Elmwood’ and Bayview
Avenues, Summit and Golden Hill
‘streets are ofl'ered for sale.
\ 'ithout doubt these lots are among the very best in the city for
residences, and will be sold at reasonable prices.
EAST NORWALK.
The property known a: the “Ambler lee,”on Osborne nvenue. shout two
' news; improvements, consistin of n urge nod substnntnl mpngon cad a one end
‘n half story com carriage ouse, stnblo, etc. :l‘be building: no in
condition nnd y for immediate occupancy. Price 87,500. .
V A very comfortable house, 28x42, lot 601150, on Cool M ““800.
Farm of fifteen acres on the Seugotuck Road. P110. 86,000.
WEST NORWALK.
h born d tbuild' withtenncraotlnnd. mum.
once, u: on tugs, will
1 Lots on Taylor Avenue.
Lot on Cedar street.
: Lot on Lowe street,
3
A8 I
Asmnllbouseonononcroofhnd. Prico8850. Ifdeurod
for city property.
FARMS.
Ilinve three (“maker-ale, dwmtommhw vary
near this city, having on them Comfortable, Roomy Dwelling Hausa
"all in good'conditson’ .
; Country Residence.
I have also it very Comfortable Home, (bout 7 lore. of land, with ohm-t
Stable Room. pleosnntly situated very ncnr the city, nnd Within 5 nuputu‘ Inlk oi
fide-wnter, suitable torn Gentleman‘s Suburban Residence, man of which
can too bad at once.-
. Persons looking for Building Sites or Improved Prop-
erty, for investment or their own use, should they not see in
this list anything that: suits them. are invited to call and
make known what they would like, as I may have or be nblo
to put them in the way of getting just what they wish.
Most I of the property here ofl'ered
- 7 cube had on easy terms.
. Songhfiorwflk.
Norwalk Chronicler