‘ tacked, the fish weighing six pounds. This
1 yune.
.r
-zhisxuodc of heating is the effect maimed
‘i‘
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WORWALK GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY JULY
9
'3:
1889.
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JACQUEMFNOT.
What conflicts you draw your 22111410.le
’1' know non if any one knows;
oamcax;
”u: I know that- tho (melodic-50 maiden 5
5:10:78 3' ours. is the queemiest r3523.
‘ 7 id not 9.727;. or: 52.3.22 ;,
2 ‘ ‘ 3w,
' _ ‘ V
2-: pleasure or .
3*: of .lacq
ca 324: 2.1- .‘ .‘ '.
m; 31:.
algae-c
Chinese c.
ficn 2'." a. 11;:
infidel, on
every grc: .1
" :iple cl
mm 111.2. l: x -1939... 1:.
Astounding. Tue result 1:. Ella: 1‘
is about the hi'rilt‘s. 1. 1:12.11 ELM
‘ ’ ' ' ‘- - r: .... r 1 - r... 7
planer, and :32: pm}. .1... 3...: wlmm long; 5. l . v
u. ; .J- 3
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.y-‘l.‘1 us. Iazl'cr'tuim-tely, 31;:- intercsts and .
"35;: of our physicians rue 2.1iame~23-i2:1lly j
Were; the’ lax-c: to act on poi-cl}? ~
. rinciplcs, 3.1.21.1 adopt. the well worn '.
sat-fits) tint “business is basic we ghould 5
cm 59.1mm;
¢\
115..
ZI‘
acne if n3 sac a Wei} (135-
t ) Semantbey. l
The Chincso 323:“ Cd is \mrtii mnly’ing. ;
7370 hxmn‘v cod a statute providing that all 3
rev’galm' phy i-s-iam 5211111 I)»; compelled to;
mactice 2.32; the Chinese pm), which has}
worked such marvelous results in me laud :;
of Wun lungmwfiozton Herald.
'35!) Cum Sloolts’ng. .
0:11 5; t e 2.3an or woman chained. to that
rest. d.«3strq;ing angel, .1 snoring par tnc'r, can
appreciate its sinfuluess. 'l" e wickal cmo
tiom; Luci-13:21:: in the soul of the sutl‘crcr
against tho slxxrper cannot be: transferrac‘. to
pllpér. Could. a man Oi’wozmn preserve than"
Fight thouyhm of .the igmoccnb oil'ez'ld93'«lL1'r--
2; g the 0.11th twenty-four hours married lift:
would 13:: a. bleak, Excel-2‘s unwate ed wasre.
E701- tb§§ sortof ailliction, ii made public, u
man or “raglan gets 0.1 y tho same class ot‘
sympaliy accordwl fomaluria~<1 grinning‘
“That‘s too bad."
There is a. remedy for name; quinine is bli;~
for, but it Woks up chills Thom la a. reme—
ly for snoring, and that. is bitter, too. Scl-
zztistshavo discover-'11 that scorers are in-
.-iil'l{~;l)}y grunt laughel‘s and takers, who
exist priucfimily vat}: their [l'l'llllihts wide
open, thereby clogging the wathing up»
parsing with dust and 3~:-ughcnlng the doll:
cats camls by ccntacs with crude air, To
these good imbued and loqgmciolc; sloop kill-
GI‘S acicnce says: “Shut up, kwp your mouth
closed; better depriye the worldof your.
cuckle and chat her than tum honey into gall
and make marriage a failure ”
If this dogs '12th euro snoring, than 2313!;
Bunflet‘te’r: x‘cmefly {or dandruff is the only
n2c01uxc~~3§op the bead oft-T‘s‘aslxington
Critic.
,2.
If:
1
Aerated Fuel.
Petroleum, which has been used for some
time. in count-Idiom with raising stem}, is now
rapid} coming into vogue foi‘ boating, melt
ing and the . working of metals. -,~‘fi'cr thug
put-poms some other iizrxllum lmslcléxz steam
111119: be recanted to for bnsckiug up tho oil,
and after devices Without numbm' havc. lm
n-lcd, the use of all uncle: mom or 1er are?
sum remains the man satisfactory. liy Elm;
moans wagon tires coo-half to one and :1. ball
inches are welded in one miuuoog and _ car
axles, which with (ml raguired one lion? '21.er
a. quarter tor-ham, are heated In , c1 irt filly?
minutes. At. one furnace alone thosav'lng ,by'
the we of oil is ‘ - ill to be $10.40 per day, and
another company puts its saving in. fuel at- 60
per cent. One of tho great advantages of‘
on the metal operated upon, which oomesou‘c
i mvod by the pmcoax {is world: softer
unrer the hammer tha‘n ~When heated Wifib.
coal, and whom hammered or welded the
slag is worked out of itgnan'o cr,=mletely,-~-
Chicago Tim 7‘ -
Chinese Ideas.
Speaking ofthe best, mezhod of government
Gonlfucius said: “Follow the calendar of the
Elsie. dynasty; employ the state chariot of
Yin; Wear macrown of Chou, and halalyour
music be that‘of Shun with posture admin:
panlment. . .,
'f‘l'n the so‘hfiofibn of men let their character
he 'J'Qflde the onportant cunSidembion; the
formation of 1! perfect character depends
upon «wherein; to a high moral standard. "
Mencius told P’ang :_ “TE we'did "not
followdfil’ereyfi vbmtlonsiu life and (mileage;
the Sroducts oi each other’s labor the famier
wm d haxveaamvlus stom'bf' grain on his
hands and the housewife would ' have mom
cloth than also required. Thecflectofsutfi)
3n exchangehthat the tradesmen and éldllul
workmen an; able to procure food. ”-Pokln
Gawm. '
, A Simple 'fi‘ish Story.
‘A has weighing one pound in 1880 washe-
tumefi to the Potomac with a small sleigh
bell attacheito its tail with a wire. A fsw
days ago it mcaugh‘a with the bell still an
may Emem Ilka‘a. fish story, but some of our
marlin-2 will remyember that a. one pound bass
caught in. the eastern bmlch five years ago
was returned to the water with a. penny til:
whistle att'achgl to its tail. {1’1in yeaxs later
the bass was (caught near the same t. It
still weighedapound, but the ' .Ie had
grown into «1463 horn—New Orleans Pica
He Was the Sweamr.
A small boy, not more than. S years old,
was relating to his momma. the scheme of a
new society at his boarding school.
“It’s the Amaranth,” said he, “and you get
fined one cent for slang and two cents for
swearing. I own two cents. I said ‘Dmnug‘
will» you pay it?”
“Yes,” replied his mammn; ”toll momoro
about it.”
“Well, we’ve got a president and a. vice
president and an editor~oliim~s em: awful
skimp-and a treasurer. ”
“And you, Charlie, what are you?”
“Me?” with much surprise; “oh, I’m only
a swezrer; I pay in.”-—New York Truth.
It. “'85 Largely Force of Habit.
“Papa,” said the fair girl, with a. touch of
sadness in her tones, “I have. received a. note
from William saying you kicked him as he
left the house last night.”
”Yes,” replied papa, “I haw always paid
your expenses, and I footed this Bill mere}
L i...) ‘Z.
: “L‘l‘ ‘
~ info file COI‘XIFILZTy‘, and then the fearful 30:115..
ii: the Alpine regmns an). Germaxtym $60; . ‘ .
" cmntnmu; flood. (raw: birth to the Zuider Sou
'twenny—elght towns in Sleswlck donating!
' the mostdisastrmm for Holland. Large tracts
to be consistent. ”—Drake’s Magazine.
THE
033:.) WORLD’S FLGODS.
wsm WATERS’ HAVOC THROUGH;
SEVENTEEN CENTU'RlES. 3
I
(Eh-ca. Siifl'ex-er from the Tiber-2:4 }
Million Lost. in the l
Ekatonf'li Unntury~Thc Rhine and the
1101!“: La.
4321.; l3m.‘s---.~‘.L Li vets
Danube Hove .3130 Ari-{£023 to the Horrors.
.‘ .‘Iu
son 1231') B. C. the 3r.)wol'ful 1121‘
~. of L110 091:5, after lira-viz}; :zzzficl'cnl for El
.5: 1235.305 in 1:055)..i.‘-:.::s and lives,
1‘21: 2:23:1‘12'11-32‘i destructive Bagels
orlcz‘s £1101}; to shores of the
2.: caly the up.
". .3
Hail omigivltx ) 1 .,
likewise about
.' l ”co Dill: n he.
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cutout 1'1 100': m cm
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Alllzifilgl the 016.2332
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my, which to fill Lbo . 1. ,
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.13 unit 13 33. 0,, a: ' ’,
n ., )1‘ uv n. ~u'
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In tho year 5 they
"' b .' tonic for our 3 23:02:?"
were 210-
of
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mm {12:22,
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v‘fl 2) Luz») llhllk.’ {val-J
231' :. alum an 1
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mats maid 12). u.“ s-..) magma}.
91“? of Is. on {no haul; of Lin:
1 2
.;" «2.33m was minimal int-3 o permanent (lemon
tmcts of 17.22,? adjoining 2: ‘
_’.':.‘?123 year 139‘} 72-:
22, formerly quite
‘ ml . Ill
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by the 1).:1533'133
1,3233‘Ll01 l c; 2 3. 21:11:13 ;: hum 2'1
“globe. 597' one}
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= :.-':i_c:._'-, 3:10.131. Leena. source 32' .
-2'c2'gvcim Liifl'lfil'él'. again ’ ll'icl ran-:27-
'ldi 13.325 in 63—1. Ninety year?» after
was. Chm-hutmgcc W: 1 s‘wpperl on : -. Ills :
z'lctoz‘lms mam-.1292 "0;: the mums; 11113 r= 4.: the ,
lowlands e‘v rywlsmua. E17212} the 339'. 3
m2.) w‘lmlo of £3.55 Faisal- Tho ycm- 7 2. Wit ,
umSa-tl tin: wallowing up of a very large
part of Helgauml 'bv the i235; *‘xbio clan-3111:. ’
In 515 the lit-lilo 12y rmct‘om‘ overflow did
mom dam" go than ever before, and in 8913 its
water: do tamed all the adjoining regions
along, £25 entire cums-u. Dining the» film}:
can my the English €03:th suffered tcgrlbly
from. 13:30:13, curl in 988 all the rivcrs of GE:-
tml Ezgropo ova‘flzswed their" banks 61le
causal great, 10:53. .
The Eleventh century had no loss than for-
y-scven great tho-:13. Atcno time full 125
geogm 1.1.35.1 square miles of the Nether , a
mam: laid waste. At this time there also dis-
appeared a. umnber of the lager islands near
the southwest coir-5t. of the B tic, making the
«mum nmubct' swallowel u ) by floods on the
some «xx-13h from the time o the Roman occir
potion to {be close of tho Eleventh century,
fifmméoll largo islands ,
The loss in human lives through floods dur-
ing that campy alone was (Wei l.000,000.
Same of the mos: disastrous floods during
that, period more that .n’ 1015, put-ting 0. large
part; of Holland under water and taking more 1
than three ‘ it»: until its last trams had
find-.13 aisar. tired; than the overflow 01' the
Elbe and {7691“, destroying entire towns
along their ban ks, further, the hum-dawn: of
the com‘armla-zn Coasts. in 1044, reading in
places as much as twelve g‘cogi'aphlml miles
{ll x'},
”ll-31175.;
by; 5'
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2}
u
, In 1106 the old my]. impqmsnt totmof Ma.-
lzamoosa, near Venice, was devoured by the
Adriatic sea fitter great floods; through
overflows of the Rhino and Dix-hub?) occurred
inllfié, 1,151) and 158, when Zm‘ge trm' of
fz‘uitful buds ‘cvcm domain-rated and buildings
will numerous lives were destroyed In the
towns. The ywi' 1163 was another all 0119
for the norfl‘. of Europa thing’s its Tamara}.
disagtz‘ous floods, taking the livesuf thou»
sands of human beings and cattle. Again,
lyetwaan the wars 1:311} . and 132;; thee-o were
lmnflroc‘ax (31' town»; and filial-was {lostmyod by
floods in that: part of the war 21, and in 1.218 a
_Si_n'gle moistrophe 01' this kind {filial 10,000
human being; at Non'lstmmi lilono. ' About.
Chrlsmm, L577, chi: cityof Tuning and flit-y
smaller comm around the nmuu‘u of the Ema
sank into the 58%;.
v.’ 2:. {pawn cameo.
oh the. L3H; of blowmb-er, M33, a mom
{ma put the Deli!” into in; preswrt shape, by
Which mighty 3932:0'h1tim1 of nature 811,000 (10
1.0043(1) human lives mane lost and my
.thIrs were wiped out I'm-ever. The semnd
so called “Marcellus" flood in 1300 dostroyed
with )5me it“) human beings. It. also
swemfaway mzother half at What had been
left of Hag-gland, so than only about one—
fourth of: this original island remained. The
year 1317} was a unit remarkable 0m; in
Frwro, Geimany and Auntie, All the m‘
61's in t'hese.cm11!trieo overflowcd their banks.
and the watér even matted forth from the
depths of tho earth. In 13-37 a large pox-film
of tho pmvince of 5931:1341, cozrtalning seven
dim-exec and Ermrwem vifltgm, were buried
buxom?!) the 2?me ‘.'-The‘.yaar 13-13 saw the
most (lis'xstmus of floods which eve? visited
Gen-1123.1) y. 011 $59 8th «115‘!»sz the Gen
1mm 009311 88 It. wake, upon Rel“
Frisia ‘axzd swafloucd up nmrolthan 10MB!)
men. Wetland children, together with all
their mutations. 8013th th: thirty
dim. Again, froui the 18811 to 1: 20th 01"
November, 1421, W We were de-
stmyad by a flood near nmm and Hot—
terdam, tagether with sanctity—om) fillagea,
of wliléh‘Wenty-mohavo {law since been
seen. ‘ .
Other calunmfmlmppeued inlhoseawegimis
in the yeafs 14:25, 1449, M75, 149:, L500, 1511,
1580,1541, 1613, 1625,.‘16PA, 1717, 1734, 1603,
1809, 1&5 and other years, dactroyinghmnan
live: by tho hundreds, thmmudxaml tens of
thommids. In August, lfififl, mm were gen»
erg; inumlati‘cms in Switzeflaud, cumming“
a log of mom) flux-ins. The'yea: 1570 was’
of valuable land wem flooded and 400$“) pet)
p15 drowned. In M a. 1mm of the beautififl
city of L is was tom away by the river.
Rhone. he year 1588 saw the destruction of
the proud Armada, entailing the loss of 20,000
men. In 1595, June 4, an inundation‘il'in
Ewitmrland, cauaad by the outbmal; 0332' a.
glaciar, swept away W houses and 145 Mb
man beingSr—Chkago Times.
T“““‘”‘“
Working Girls in New York.
Girls who get positirms as “Maladies" in
5:01:65 must begin at $2 per week, and the
igluxzt pay they can hope for is $8, and they
must rhea nicely. The higher in the social
1323310 the position, the more is required in the
way of dress. Shirt makers get 28 to 35
cents a dozen for men’s White shirts, and two
dozen is a big day’s work. \Vomeu and Chil-
dren’s underWear and wrappers are as badly
maid, and the most expert operator, by work—
ing every hour of the day and far into the
night 0.11 the time, can scarcely pay for the
bores: existence, let alone save anything for
he ' inevitable day of need. Cravat making
and men’s underwear are paid for at starvar
tion price, and one of three things is bound
to happen—the girl finds 0. husband, a grave
or worse, for human nature cannot stand the
awful strain—New York Lecter.
‘RE/laows wmr may. ARE mop..-
. , atc-nm} .ity. Rams, .; .
pontiff and extrcmcl} from in- §
away, egpccially in those times. $.52. lo.) .xg
women do not submit to the my, w 1.2::
2 marrying often W‘nz‘n (a? mlwmmg in man-
go.- - ‘ W” ,... u..- A. . .—
THE SURPLUS OF WED W3.
”—— h—N—“I—
PLENTWUL THAN WIDOWERS.
It 3-,: {Leaching anzmncu for {II-.3 Her: 3.)
Elm-17,1 Young \Tomcm-«sl i‘l'acfico ‘Which
1:;
."5 'ltistiffl and Plain 2‘11":
Homage to Pmtmify—a‘totnn
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231’ 111-31: ban-12.23 -‘ '
' .. of life.
. clerk} and l-‘Lifies for
v.31: Whflwfls of ‘13
19‘.l,l.'32l,21m.l willows :5 .
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Li)“. 0-2.1,
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»). so thatlhe or. L: $th greater
with)? has. nothing to 13.5.; with it.
:s'zio-thatmcn an more expoml
l .. i'. .....7,"‘..“., .'
tum; wunan. the morally-Lona
n47»: w 7 -5: , :- 7“ ., 4-4; "“1
'LrJu .1 ”2.25” CL can.le Lu .3 4.4. ,
account ',
‘ ‘i ‘ » . r‘w— .. :— ,».. ' 7v 2
...cv;,:li 3:351 11 cumpm (133).) -7 dc: mans‘
r. .lich men in wx..1c;'al am e cosy—ml o it must
2‘) . -
.‘ 3' l5 .. ‘ ‘
.t as 0.5...2133'3 the hunt-'32.; z'mim-a' cl {no
.‘i'lafl.
visa to Show what We: zuppq‘ofzcnzl is
Wain 0.11.11 simple expl.ma-tl:3:1, *: La... maxim].
o» /
Lin)
1. .. .2" - - . “ ,~ *7.“ .., v .. ' 7)
m. 3.1 oracle; in. t9..- 2. icing}; ”32
discarity.
vi on “Population in Rance,“ Halon
Donald says: “Tlicro is fragxzentiiy a. disparity
tho complex. vitriol: hauls.
to an abundzmt crop of young Mew-.4. Fm
ovary 100 wiviowei‘s in France there are 194
EVE-1077's.” How young. 223:), in our own
country some are left Widows ls shownby the
census of Englmia‘l and Wales or 1351, at.
which date there were 53,019 wiclqws of the
age of 9". Fifty-two thousand xvi-jinxw 522cm
:1 great numluzr .13 an age when, according; to
some authorities, most women rhpulal first
between the 3g 3 23f
weighs (:11 their natural mama or
can: {3:1 ”no: 1:5,
but marry mm '3i1.14311013gh to be L193; 1:0- .. b,
grandficthena or gr'czit-gxnfio’afllezx (emu,
the
wld as), £11231 nnanll'llngnem to r‘,
bat 10 of life, or from. lava of cox-12%
80 long w‘id there be a. gi’uss manna.
‘twecn the number of mum and Will-3' ' '.
This custom uppcam to be N 23min, 23.01":
and mom priwal-an. cVery day LU axis conn‘~
try though/ant all. classes, and has ‘_ 'oqacaniy
been the Subject of comment i1; life: next-spa
.l‘S. That mania-go oi). the part «if men ‘
Booming: later through the 3113:1215-5- sh
of life, Lu advantages and imam-
club life and. other reasons {.33 wall
fact. Now, {mm the gm: of messy-31. or
your};
1E?
hood, bat mmc‘hncs when 123319? the our};
than the. (ginning. to which Lamar. lo:- wide-:2
Tcumri'iage, often more than" once, and mar—
rying than not woman of coz’l‘ezfrxn‘lin'g or
approx imatqz-ly c- \l'rc‘spcntmlg ago, to: young
women. it mus“:- bulb-r.» fir thé‘cfllw Comma
of things that such vomen must lmlefhmill-
ows long before the 1:12th tel-mama: '2 031
their lives. Some have. 33".: in the fact 0.3
*xt‘nmain’s Q'l":’{l,t':‘.l.' lunfwsvity :2, rams-:3) why aim
should marry :7. man sonio’wln: fromlngr than
licrscif, so that. rim may boon. to lav-3 a. cum
paninn in 1131' latte-2' (lays 2-.5‘ well 8‘s it: her
earlier—n0. swoon, indeed, hi which she ofton
rig-gods sorely in mar-2i of 5-. pi'ofcc‘aflr. ii‘hci'o
arm'liin'w'ver, m: Jalerlfimncing tafirms, p.222.
some: of a. very valid iii-Li. 1x3. with?) are Iii-:333'
to 113112312512: this; cvw‘.‘ bx. .rlng :2. (3.136.311!
CA US!“ 0%" 11:02:31.:
‘v..;ia,i'i!.}‘ 2: forbid;
_ ~z zlrxl aim by the Lil-‘5
oi" pogan log, -_.’.' 1-1.":- In
to 1.:cfi:::3t 1'! a: . .3)
pate-i or W3” to :‘ 1.3"?‘6' Hilarity to
owe (to (flip?) to lily-n waning $11139" ‘21 of old
men? It 5: oxalic? omtmry to the Wlll’l‘:
lug voiw of He l1105.5:<lllfkllg'lg1‘é‘323 and disinter-
listed of ribs: [Ill-Klit‘ill proomou. #5232; Me 1121‘
qutidlmlvly ”1‘." boot (\ mil-Blow on this sull—
jeiot. The Blins‘l: Medical Jounmj observal
scum tinnimrlz: "‘T‘bcr‘e £31.20 confirm: in?»
which 13mie"lmbltu8.1!)* enfer with so l-Eliie
thought. for their forum health ammpgfinm. ‘-
aml for the moral and phyeical mlfnm of
$1191? poésible oflhgam.” "Every family
practitioner knows: in how higoa 33%)?) rtion
of cabmtlw wuatcliedmss of ill 3&3an moons
depends on pl: 5/155 cal musgs rather than on in»
'mmpatibilrty of tamper. The Vicfihxs them-
selves are often utirymscm of the ml cause
of thcfr +112 (faxing, and invoim tho 516.013 pr‘lcsfs
and legmlauics instealotthm of thnflhysicmn,
who 530m) tan help then}. ”
Marriage. 1;“ is ewe)“, is weighty of one
no: Wrard'fim onhur, and may be appnzxi»
mately exprwfml as the wopkamm-mg and
supplementing (Icveicmmpnt and {fillirafion
respectively or. mmmmd and Manhood,
and we are not. mm. span 33:00:. this, that
it- (fiflm from 3.71th union Web maxi
and wax-Jun so far (is .cgomlity is WEZILXL
The key is not; moremy f0 Woolf, nor
the cord to the ham-flaw minimum woman
tomb other in Whom Won of
hum; life; they gm, linked, w the; pool:
Longfellow says, “UETE'BS Gael! Wyatt the
othet.” This widow (hulking ma marital
disparity 1‘5 but qne‘ théin WWW
grufnmdmn whichfiafixocnme anti dogma
:) 33‘: .522.\\'i's:ii
: alfigjll'i‘net'l
it wise or ‘5' admit
'1 4.32mi " i322 viii-15i-
v‘fi'm ..~v.
. .
.9”, ”4.11
of an? aggasltwas thatol‘fiw 1 line of
Roma If'we were to “mold: the lowing
Words-William sa that they ore taken
from Homeo, BoakB. '96, anybmmt know—
ing them might: think they" 'mre total from
some current writings: “The meant age,
taming Whall manner 0231105, has first. do
benched our marriaga, 0er familia and our
ham. From this Ware deriypd those
calamities which hawme‘mvhelmeflcur coun-
try and our people.” '
The polarization: of tho maniage-mwnaut.
{as much in flmchm‘c‘hnem Vanity Mullahs
of memorial teaching of today in the name
of Christianity from pulpit and platform a
complete farce, an insult to '1 ’d and
womanhood and a. libel entire .1 Ted work
of the Creator.
In our article on ”Work, and Women,” a].
ready referred 10,11; is said; “We-find that
between the ages of 15 8:13 45 the single worm
en are absolutely in the xrfimrity, for the
bachelors number 4,101,014., and the spinSters
only 4,002,118, an excess or 78,896 men?
Looking on our society 01’ tolay the reader
will realize the flaw conveyed in the words
of Hepwonh Dixon in the ”White Conquest”:
”Nature puts the sexes on earth in pairs, and
man destroys that balance at the cast of his
moral death.”-VVestminstcr Bofiew.
A. Grateful Citizen.
Citizen (to country when—TM was a
very handsome notice you, gave me in this
week’s paper, Shears, and I called in to—to—
Country Editor—Eir—to subscribe for a year?
“N—no; to see if you had an old copy lying
about. anywhere. ”—Texas Siftings.
ring?
A COMMON MES'TAKE.
See How the floors Are Marked by Roman
Numerals on Your Watch.
“Marl: down the figures on the face of a
watch,” said. 2:. Summig- sweet jeweler to a to
porter.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, thugan the l‘Ep'DE'ier as. "no pun
pencil to pap-3r _
“23), 11216511 3-3132. 51:312‘5193. "7
'1‘ hen this was main-cal:
I, II, III, IV, V, V}, VII, VIII, IX, 3.,
£1, XII.
“You we chug." 335:1 the (antler.
.‘2‘1: guess not,“ 83.3.2}. the Defiant.
”i ‘3‘ D-gamf 331:1 the 33W ’1‘.
“Parha‘cs {11% know how to mun: in R2»
man fig" 1.” $3.21 the reporter.
“Yr-1' know that well enough, 5111:. watch-
makers uso :liil'urent (mes. Look at- ycr; ’
watch."
M?“
‘v— . . -,. "
33.2792 0 53,05 £1.10."
(YT
-1, hair 3); mice. {Sr-:2 {12-3 figure- which
14.12225 for 4 o‘clock. ’7
Tho reporter looked 41:3 was Surprise-'3.
21:15 I31 and not XV.
“all”: all the. clocks
:5 , cl ‘i'E‘i.
“*1 our: '.';.‘:£‘ch Tm; 122212.11 ilg‘imrs 3:] it:
It
and watches that 1733'?"
“173v”
dial.”
“737.337?”
“life-Ll. 1"."
hill 3 1:'av:lit.o:3
0:23: 321 has a: ,
may cry .. may not .
that in a ‘ wag! neonatal those now in c.32-
Wzr? 1:23.. - 3 14' Henry Vick, 3'11 1.370. He made
it for “bailey; \7 of France, wiry 3123.9 3252:;
called The W. .52; ’
“3937;, Charles was Wise. in 1} good many
'mye. He was Wise enough to recover from
Ejglohii inns: of the local t-rhich Edward III
, 5 15 coitzc;
.
but too
-,.
1.5)”.
J’
i had atomucmzl, and he did a good many
ofizer things which benefited France. But his
early education had men somewcat neglected
at”: he probably would hate bail trouble in
passing 5 civil serviwemination in the?»
énlightcncd 3.393. Still he had a Watt-3n
fox : “ad-am, and thought that it. was nccasr
saw, horde-1'50 keep it up, that he should
alga-1 supp 232:1 to pcssws book learning.
This latter was 9, subject he was extremely
tomby about. .
‘90 the stony runs in this fashion, although
I will not vouch for the language, but put it
in that of the present do“:
mYes, the clock wonls well,’ said Charles,
‘bw,’ being anxiors to find some {am with 11
12mg he did not understand, “you have got
that}, am: on tho dial wrong}
“‘ xmin, your majesty? asked Vick.
“That four should be. four ones,’ -2 ii the
ting.
”You are. wrong, your majzzsty,’ said
Vidh '
““I am no vcr wrong,’ thcnalcred the king.
‘mea it away and correct. the mistake? and
omezted it was, and from that day to this 4
O’clock on a. watch or chk dial has been
1m. instead of IV. The tradition has been
failhfuily followed."~'l‘olcdo Blada.
Reirrocluction of Colors!-
'liic now coins are dom‘ibed in min us re-
cent: technical journals. The first is appar-
ently a mpmclucticz; 0:" a color known to the
amelents and made by them with sand and
“lit-2:9, heated Willi roasted copper. The yig-
mail. on analysis, appears to be a cmngoond
silt-ateof' limo and copper. It is now made
yx-Lh exact. proportions of the materials, so
tint the product is. uniform, and the process
wins likely to furnish us with I: material of
giant value. The color is e. brmht greenish
like, s: that it will be more available for
ulceration than French blue, or cobol: blue,
bath of which are of a purgh’sh cast and do
2233 mix well wito other Colors, while is 9.1.»
peg-s to be as pmmzmcnt as either of them.
l‘bo ofher color is a black, which has boon
mule '0“ treating csm_ hor with sulphuric.
z:- icl. By steeping camyhor in strong sul-
phuric oofil a gelly like mass is formal f a.
reddish mlm’. Ufhen this 15 heated it boils,
glm’ngcfi fumesof mlphumlzs acid, and trims
intensely L‘lack. By ovapmation tho tummy
‘ .2271 excess of 11cm and camphor is driven
«u azzl i2. black ma - remains, which seems to
a‘i-rs; the qualities 21!? India; ink. Lilo; India
ilk, 1: car: he apparently (ilwolved in water,
sluil #3331sz suspeude'l for a long time.
lope that 5' Inc 01.123. will Aux-tie tho subject of
£ch compiler i31-3.<3.(. A pure liquid black is
m oi {he things {hat scicm‘. has sormflml
for in vain for many years, and even so near
‘.
oi approach to if; as good India. ink would :39-
amcvst iiscfiil b'vastanLuwAum’it-mi Analym’).
a
‘ (unwunrptiun uf Rice.
Rice is no doubt, the most extensively used
flick: of food the wui‘ld over. Hundreds of
millions of people chief} y subsist. on in, and it};
mmumptinn is mhmntly increasing. It is
tbelprimipm diet of at least one-thin} of tho
hu‘ an mac, forming the: Chief flood of the
m,» ,y mpolattrms of India, China. Japan,
Biologasmr, many parts of Africa, and In
feel of alums!) all Ensmm nations. The Bub
mag and Slamcm are the gloatoxt manners
01’ ii. A Malay laborer gets through fiftyetx
palm.» monthly; 58mm or BMW—
éix pounds. ".3 the same period. The. Elston]
muons alga chiefly obtain their beveragus
from rice, which is the principal graindb
tilhrl in Siam. Japan and China. Saki, or
ficeebazr, is produced in Japan to the exmnl:
of ‘g'iIMlJJOO gallons annually. ARM}:
this such a univemal artful!) of food, it is
302550 nourtfihing as wheat 0.?" me other
_‘ . More than ninefinthsaf itssubstwm
co‘nists of. starch and water, owmqnmitlyit.
form .tmuelmt-tlmn Himmler—New York Te}
egrzjm.
momma States Treasurer Ryan’s Snare.
“3am I ever had any waxes? No, except;-
{113le daily scares Every day has been a
with me, or at East ammo! anxiety.
It: 2 been unable f0 get my mind away
130:} the mulls, from my responsibility.
. “millygit night it bases-madman}
umi get out of bed mdomnedownmfixe
mustn'yandseoi-f thmgswerealltigm, and
113; easily see why Gen Spinner used to
s in his office, with the keys under his
h and a. trusty Wuwhnmat his door. The
Old Jeralslnptin this veryroom tar sev—
ere, years, by so doing adding nothing to the
sec ‘ty of the treasm'e, bufi gaining there-
fro. , no doubt, agood deal of name? mtml'
N for twice the éflary of the maiden of
the @11th States would I again take on my
shoflders the mpmsibility of the safe keep-
ing’ of seven hundred millions of public
meleyfl’wF‘rom an Interview in a V7ashiag—
forgotten
1 Ho Strung. the .Doughnuts.
if waiter at the Metropolitan hotel, on
Wzgh'mgton street, says there is a. rat of
{mound inhelfigence which haunts me hotel
kit an, and, when occasion Offers, steals fwd
fro, the cook. He says this mt ought to be
cm ht and exhibited asa marvel at the (lime
um Hans. Several stories of precocity are
my about this rodent, of which tho follow-
one:
“ low evenings ago,” said the waiter, “I
he; occasion to go down into the kitchen. It
wa. dusky when I arrived, and as soon as my
eyes would permit me to get used to the light
I says» large rat walk deliberately up to a
disho': doughnuts and begin to take them out
one I)? one and string them on to his tail, as
you Would string beads. When he had put;
on fife and loaded his tail: all Lip, ho turned
groups, tmk theend of his tail between his
teeth, and walked of! as if he were going to
mien—Boston Globa
g
l
I
l
l .
l .
We.
.1 New Kind of Rattlesnake.
Dr. Howard received from Professor D. H.
Wad ,_a. small box confining the rattles of a
new of rattlesnake, which the protease:
wrote were very nhmarO‘us all along the
course of. Dry Creek. Unlike ollmr lattle—
snakes, that; are usually found in treasury?
darker colored {ban the native mttlzrs, am}
their bite oven mom fatal than the ow of
India. This is news, indeed. The (Motor
says he didn’t mind, even when a boy, going
out coon hunting in the early magnet mom-
ing and losing a do or two mm we bite of
the 30051, old fixaluéned, diamond back mt:
$9313.13: of ante—bellow Cb: . It didn‘t even
make him feel tho least: bi nervoug to find
himsolz‘ in the middle of a small brim patch
with hit 65 dozen huge monsters, lac-min
each fifteen or twenty rattles, all hissing aft
5 £111.23):de glirliug about in 2391305153 direc-
; lions.
’ And even no: , when he goes fishing {mil a
large mist momsin lain sight, he amuses
himself by shading on the 8:13.le tall just
to see him main: and flounder about, open
his white wrath and vainly or; to climb my
his leg, or if, perchaucc, he finds one in a
small tree or bush, as he sometimes does, he
quietly etmls Hilda“, shakes. him 033, jug: of.)
have him flaunt-e: about his 22:32:} am] shoul-
(lam like the cobra on the snake tamer in the
side show on circus; days. But to be peaked
at by a fiery eyed, r126 tong-21:20., xen‘emom
death bug in evarf; bush, as he trolls am}
trolls for pike in Dry creek, has just the 122.35%
tandem}! tr 39 wool: his la :ing into that
quiet state or dreamy, dos tory dcsccmdo,
Which, in all dimes aim} at all timec, is half
the charm of thooa who ilml pleasgn'e in
handling the reclcmd rod over the mingling
w.
Equal to the Occasion.
The best thing told of Del Sarto, the great
master of expression, was his demeanor on a
$13,310 condom when he was talmn by $111»
lids-a am} £312 his arts seemed unavoiling. It
was “com by one of his pm‘sonal pupils. .19
his life. went on, be was in part sumrsaied in
favor by a more sh 0"qu rival, with whom he
was to unite one day in c recitation before
certain important pol‘sonages. It so hag»
paced tlmt the rival was to arrange the per-
formance, and as one of his advanta o. my
av ice much more powerful than Del -. arte-‘s,
ho maliciously contrived to place the audience
at a very gram: dismnce. Del Sax-to am
through the maneuver at 3 gm, and
formed his own plan to mtemct it‘s. The
rival had the 65': recitation, and spoke so
loud {baa nobody felt called noon to keep
very still, and there was so mac. tak am!
moving about as really to interfere tho
[mt-fornmnm When Del Sarto came for~
ward there was a momentary bush fi‘om
curiosity to hear his opening. He not only
made no effort to 59ml: louder than usual,
but actually ipukfi lower, so that there Was
a complete silencc through his whole recital-
tlcn, and nobody lost a word ol‘ it. A man
thus equal to the occasion could track lessons
more imgxrz'tant than any art of expression.“-
San Franciso) Argonaut.
-...._ .__.:.___-...,,__..__._,... ....._
Ten arr Pincers.
The party of Maine capitalists who mom;
a trip to the south was received with an ad»
dress 01' W-Blmmo by an old colored “amxtle”
at Shreveport, La. “Glad telf ace yen, gem-
meni’sald 532:2, “course I is Who: ye from,
granmcn, tm’ wlmr yer gwine cur?” Here the
Speaker was overwhelmed by applause, tol-
lomed by W’hafi she and her brood appreciated
still more, a shower of nickals fimm her dis-
gzlshed guests. “How many childrenhaw
' you?” was inquired, as the ebony flock i11-
creased about. the door. “Dunno, 8321; ten or
fifteen of ’em, I (£3933. I’ll get; ‘em algeddcr
an’ you can mum; ‘93)." She beg-an to call,
Hggke’f‘l “P5250,” “Beams," “3111,3717 “MAL”
and got a. goal many together, but they were
too much ,xciterl by the nickels {but kept
ropylng among them to keep sfiill, and tho
census hurl to be abandoned. It was evident,
however, to Judge Hall who tells: the story m
The Waterwifle Banting , that. the mother was
correct as far as her knowledgs extended.
There were at locket “ten 0r flftJ awn-lows-
ton Journal.
1111‘ Afivarttxament.
Wife-Dm’t fail to insert anoxlverLiscmex-it
abou: poor log: Fido.
Husband-4mm mo.
Wire (reads in paper
m—MM: dollars remand. Lost lust Now
any, a measly, hare lip , cm eyed old
”nonpup, answer to name of Fido.
He has coma, in WSJ With Baas, has a glass
W his mm would make a rhinoceros
sh '.
Kama 2m in bite. Fifty «loam
magi 1211973 Win a beam" (WW3
Munw'fha Epoch
T2:- m’ mem :-~As you are. well aware
that I would not recommend that which I
did not believe to be good, I desire to say
to all who need a good, reliable, family
medicine, that I believe that one bottle of
Sulphur Bitters will do more good than
any other remedy I ever saw.~Rev.
Ccphas Soule.
Alaborer named Rouguec, on} of {c-
venge nmrdereda farmer named Soms,
Mrs. Serris, and two other persons, near
Toulouse, France.
To be free from sick headache, billous~
ness, constipation, etc, use Carter's Lit-
tle Liver Pill. Strictly vegetable. They
. '33.!
stomach from bile.
falling roof of a market in the City of
Mexico; eight dead and fourteen wound-
ed were taken from the ruins.
To Rent.
HE SHOE FACTORY PROPERTY, lately
occupied by F. H.Ruscoe.belongiug to
the Estate of Wm. K. James. deceased, can
now be rented on reasonable terms, and is
available 101' a variety or BIIYPOSCS. Possession
immediately. F. ST. J EN LOCKW’OOD,
tf—il Trustee.
FOR SALE.
HE WINDDBUR‘: PLACE on Prospect
Bill._ 1.2 acres; Stone House, Bum, etc.
Orchard and Shade Trees. Superb View. Also
7 acme of Building lots ln rear. Address. J A3138
Cmvm. 52 Connecticut. Turnpike. Norwalk. (near
the place.)m',0. 5.17. W'lLSON. Gazette Bonding,
Norwalk.or, JAMER NEILEON. New Bruneivgk,
common: MORTGAGE m...
OF KANSAS CITY, CAPITAL $32,000,000
6 and 7 er cent. Debenturc Bonds and Mortgage
Loam 3! ”.1: and Accrued Intercom.
B B. CRAUB‘URD went
15.0012 2 Mgeomc Building
To Widowefi. Pensioners.
Y the act of June 7th, 1588, all widowed pen-
sxoners, Whose pensions commenced subse-
quent to June 30111, 1880, and the soldier husband
died prior to that: date. are now allowed pensxons
from {late of said death, instead of from date cl
widow’s application as was heretofore the rule 01
the Pension Ulllcc. Any such Wiglowed pensxoner
so entitled. to m'rearages, as above, can have her
claim adjusted and collected by addressing,
M. L. BYINGTON. '
241 am St.,N. 12.. Vv'aslimgton, D
For Sale.
DOUBLE BARRELLED RIFLE gnadeby Joli
Blissett, London. Will he 30.11 oneap to
cash. Enquire atmaoffice.
30
course of cool mama in shady waits.»-
Blalzey (’33.) 37(7‘519.
follow-a mom— i
gently stimulate the liver and free the.
Many persons were buried under the-
wow and 33%???
,. "f‘ . Can be Obtain-eel '
' BY USING
comm
WITCH EMEL
was? cool,
g
I
I: [a the only prcpamlhn !.
world warmm-ed to mh- mu] r. .
all imrnrilies {tom Lizc stm. 33931 :1
yimplei '5: a. i f. . «t3 imam.
.o‘lcsn 1 arms. 13‘1er Sm. ‘
on? luicn a {miner tram“;
B_ :‘Js gives the
which cannot be obLL‘
‘ m. ‘ ” ezl by,’:.-_,- otlwr. even bv L = . 16".1’19‘ 1
Lawn. .L.: is czar ed as n branfzfier n! “:3 hair“ PM»: 1313
skin and makingit,
25 not a. paint yep-1w
but a nun
clear and white. Witch Haze. . L...“ Cream
. I 13:52} to cover up ill-Jim with? 0’ t“
_, use heals perfectly and convertc l. 9 saw»- t
he’sotv. 137;“;- «(L-m: {TI}, 254;. Furfiale- BY ALL .
NTSH‘ rim“ ‘- TEAS? 69. RLiNT‘i '
A few momlzrx -
Nos. 1 :1.
heac.
' {mired cw
. head. If
please-('1,ignnlwmu2 highly rccnmx
One who 1:9 :rali; 0t"fi‘1.!‘.t§’.illcfi‘.el‘ :25 .
F. B. «'.1r..‘*;'_l-:.‘2_f_-‘.:\‘. ling;:‘_o-3r..l.~ ‘- ~ '
crfar‘fly lit-mm.
less her-‘1 "may.
Res no! match; our
potwnaw inmflé
”w M ‘ . ‘ _. ,.,., meg or dtzbiv:...&‘1£§
18m?! surely bring about anew gmwth cums; ml:
the roots are entirely dried up mob ocean; in 12%
more than five (39.605 cut. 0! a: fimdred.
yam-3‘ 332.1 nding hut-e been cured.
(5339» c I" 7..
If mu. ”a.
$LGG§ REWARQ macaw
FALRICGZ‘Z $09.1 mil B. rice . r bond;- :13 fgq
heads entirely 0? partially 4. file. price 75 ca“ ‘
per bottle is invaluable an a. mm D SHE... If: on -
mnew the growth of hair that is mung am. km? ‘
mooth and glossy 3:6. Nmmrew . Semi/:4
come of treatment mo. Ede-n06 tom-Med.
F. F. F. is for sale by all ‘03 orwil) be sent by
m on receipt of price. Band {or ,, oi the remedy;
and genuine testimonials tram these who have marl m.
dot this out and. md to some bald-headed triad.
FBCE’I‘EE 32mm «30., NEW HAVEN, (.223.
Use Pairloon Ta: 50:}; our Toilet, Bath and Murry.
lt S: Pserlen for mu Complain, ('5:pr Hands or “my; nth.
ETJEC’S Ll‘fig Sun-9‘
.. .
O '
land ures M dlcmzl
EVER MADE; ,
Rwill drive the Hmnorfmm your _.
3;. system, and make your stem
“5 lean and smooth. _'l'!.:039 , ,
”5 Pmigles and {Hutches ..
’ which mar your _lmuutym
4,, are caused b‘ impure 4h
6‘ blood, am can ho“-
: remove-1! ina allx'l‘r:
' ~ time, if you are
W159 and 11:32:
Wm
‘31
- The Dose 1 ~:_ _
. small—onlya ma, ’ ,
nful. It is the ' .12
best and chea est
. medicine. Try y. and
' you will be satisfied. '
(1‘th of yom'Drugglst. ' ‘
,x DOH'TVVAI'I‘. Gmnuoxcn ,
'If on are suffering from lild. , .
ne Bisease. and WM: to live -<- .
01 age, use: SULPHUR Bl’lTERw. ., .
They never on to cure.
. .,‘
"cent stamps to A. I’. Onlway (in Co:
355., for best medical work publlohed:
Send 3
Eos:on,M
_..._. -.__..._. .....,. .. . .._,
GENEElL MARKET.
Meat. Hash. vegetables. 31¢.
. ,‘ , _ . . . ,
Loci: W (.300 .3: We). . W
MAIN STREET.
Allglndaor nic- befitt- qualities of Mulls. Fiat,
Clams. Vegetablea, era. are kept. ammonia or:
hand. and will be: sold by us as 30w as can be pm~
cured at any mart-(.31. in Norwalk. We line-ml to
prove to our customers. that we (leserz'e‘ Inch
patronage by fair and generous dealing.‘
1w. LOCKWOOD & LOCK Wuim.
PETER. L. Q'UIGEIE,
F I . . ‘
UNION AVEN UE,
North of Notwam Cemetery,
NQEWQEE. . comm.
Dealerm InGreen House and Hot House and
Bedding and Vegemble Plants, Fruit and (imamen
ta! Trees Shmbbery, Vines. Cut Flowers alway-
on hand and all sons of designain Flowers arrange
reorder. my:
Grading and Rea-filling Cemetery Plots
- promptly amended to.
0119106-
BUILDING LGTS
(ON ms'rALLMENtr PLANJ
FOR SALE
r'Gs
fl {2 l},
0n imam-31. .xi’é/‘x‘fiié'l’léfi
“AND-w
San 807,002? Flog.
.\.l"}"‘LY ’l'n'
A. H. mm oiz'czl
GAZETTE (lFFICE.
Dressmakmg;
RESSMAKING done in all of Lhc lulu? styles
Duncan holes made byhand. Old garments;
~ re-cut and refined.
MRS. FANNIE McKEENZE,
No. 6 South Uni-as Avenue.
P051 offica ha): ‘35}. Soy-mix.
Norwalk Chronicler