CHINESE SMUGGLERS.
ft TronWo they Itlve Vnr1i hn'i Revo,
nno Officers In Frlsro.
Tho cnxtoius oilicers of Nan Finn
claw liiive to dt'iil with somn of tlie
most m l fill BmuKlers lu Uio world.
Tho Clilnrso nrc u raoo of jiiuiikkUw,
ami tln-ro in not a people on enrtli more
fertile In cxpedlt'iita to eviule tho rov
cnuc laws. Their stolid, Impressive div
moanor serves them admirably tu Uieir
contnilmnd operations, for heir ac
tions seldom afford, as Is tho case fre
quently Willi white people, any ground
to wispeet they are trying to practice
a fraud. Tlicy have taught the sailor
men of the white race tint shrewdest
trick practiced ou Uncle Sam's tax
gatherers mid are never caught in one
device without being ready with an
other one eipi.illy as hard to detect
Itefoic the lntlux of Chinese laborers
was plopped, a Mongol, looking as If
.ill liis years were acquainted with only
poverty and toil, would sometimes try
to Kiio.ik .'isli.ire with a dirty old blouse
atuft'ed fiill of line silk handkerchiefs I
and scarfs and Indian nock shawls.
The Chinese g.-.rnient for cold weather
Is a quilted blouse or tunic, with a
teavy filling of cotton. Silk handker
chiefs being 1 It'h t and line, a single
blouse would sometimes contain a val
uable Invoice.
jSuinctliiies a demure Chinese maiden
would step ashore with the thick soles j
of her shoes stuffed with silk. A whole
covey arrived some years ago with
their siKH'ti siuffed in this fashion. An ;
Inquisitive inspector had his attention
attracted to the extraordinary thick- (
noss of the soles and made an Invest!-
gatlon. which resulted in a valuable
seizure. I
To a man the Chinese crews on the
steamers plying between San Fran
cisco and Mexico, South America and
the Orient are smugglers. They hide 1
Uieir contraband goods in the oddest
places Imaginable and get them ashore j
past the eyes of the customs otlloors lu !
,1..., ..!....... I... fit.. .1.. ,1.... ?
ways that almost bailie detection
They have brought opium skilfully
stuffed in bananas still hanging to tho
Stalk and in oranges. One day about
six years ago a Chinese dressed as a '
cook walked leisurely down the gang- j
plank of a Faclllc Mail steamer with a
basket on bis arm containing several '
loaves of broad. lie shuttled right by j
a customs house otllcer and would have
got away all right, but ou the wharf
came into collision with n drunken
sailor. The sailor, who was to blame, 1
gave the Chinese a violent shove, send- :
ing him sprawling and scattering his
bread loaves. A policeman Interfered
and noticed that oue of the loaves had
broken open. Ho started to examine
uv v ownur Kiiirieu u ruu. livery
loaf was tilled with opium.
Chinese have been detecteil with
boxes of the drug deftly bound up in
their queues or tied under their arms.
Every bit of baggage and every arti
cle they take ashore is a hiding place.
Beams on ship and table legs have
been hollowed out ns receptacles for
contraband opium. False bottoms are ,
put In cubby holes and pantry draw-
era. Hiding places are sought In coal i
bunkers and under the engines and '
boilers. The methods of secretion are I
so varied and Ingenious that frequent- '
ly the ofllcers are unable to find smug
gled opium, even after they have dell- ;
nitc information that It is aboard a
vessel. Only recently the officers fail
ed to find a lot, although they knew
positively that It was on board. How- j
ever, keeping the closest watch on '
everything that left the ship, they 1
finally intercepted the opium as It was I
Deing taken ashore.
Khmer In n Circuit.
Dinner Is the great event of the day,
for to this meal all the people employed
"in the biggest show ou earth sit i
down at once. The mess tent Is an !
jbIong affair. There are six rows of
tables with a broad aisle down tho
centre; it will seat 500 people. The
aristocracy sits on the right side nnd
tho masses on the left. The aristoc
racy has n little better service than
the others, but the food is about tho '
same. There Is roast beef, vegetables
and desserts with soup and fish at the
look's caprice. The cooking is done
In a wagon fitted up with two ranges.
The coffee making nnd boiling and
broiling is done lu tho open air. It
takes seventy gallons of milk to put in
the tea and coffee of the mess every
day, and more when the boys are
tired. After dinner there Is an hour
of rest at twilight. This is tho only
time in the entire day that tho per
formers have wholly to themselves. It
is tho social hour. Little family groups
gather lu the open air, lying on tho
grass, picnic fashion, about a chariot
or near a tree; the women cluster in
little groups and talk woman wise, and
make a feint of doing fancy work,
sewing or reading.
Tho lliitlituh Trunk,
Some novelties in bathtubs are made
abroad especially-for travelling pur
poses. They are made of best tinned
iron with Japanned oak outside and
white inside. Tho novelty Is that they
-an bo closed up with a strap and util
jsod as a trunk to hold the clothes of
the owner. A self-heating gas bath
's mud'- upon the following principle:
An atmospheric gas burner being em
ployed from which tho heat is conduct
.id around tin- body of the bath by
Jue:, and alter doing tills duty escap
ing by a main Hue. A bath can be
heated in tills way In forty-five mill
ites at an expense of three ceuts.
Hardware.
Southern KiillroHil lluililing.
The financial depression has not had
'I very decided effect on railroad con
struction in the South. The total nuiii
!jor of miles of railway built lu this
section since January 1 of last year Is
inly fifty-seven miles less than was
built during all of the year before.
The total new mileage in tho South
for last year, r.p to December 1, was
1.112 mil's. Texas leads with 2KI
miles, Florida comes a close second
with 2is miles, and Georgia Is third
with 171 miles. Atlanta Journal.
I. inly mul AVoiniin.
It has been decided by nn English
court, that It Is not libellous to call a
lady a woman. This recalls tho fact
ihat In a Western town, a couple of
years ag , a young woman who worU
m1 ns a clerk in a dry-goods store
threatened to sue a newspaper for libel
because It referred to her as a sales
woman and not as a saleslady. She
.lid not carry out hor Intention, how
ever, as she was advised that she had
no case.
WHY MIKE BURNED THE BOOK.
A M (1 it AVntrlimmt Who Knit thi In
terrst of Mill firm HobIIv st Ilcnrt.
The secretary of the Ka stern Rubber
Company, at Trenton, N. J., lost n letter-book
containing copies of a month's
Importaut correspondence a few weeks
ago.
Tho whole ofHe force was turned
out to hunt for It, but It had disap
peared us effectually as If swallowed
up In the earth. After closing hours
the other evening the secretary, the
general manager and a couple of clerks
sat in the olllce discussing the loss and
trying to account for It. Mike, tho
new watchman, came In to sweep nud
dust.
"Mike, have you ever seen anything
of letter-book No. I)V" naked the man
ager. "No, sir," said Mike.
"Well, have you seen a book llko
this?" taking another letter-book from
tho safe.
"Yes, sir; I seen one like that one
night. It was In tho waste basket"
"Where is It now?"
"Sure, I burned It"
If ever a watchman received a lec
ture for stupidity, Mike got It then.
The secretary became hotter nnd hot
ter every minute ns he talked. "I sup
pose you'd bum up the cashbook If
you over found It outside the safe!"
he shouted finally.
"No, sir; I would not," returned
Mike, gently. "What would I do that !
for, when there s nothing but figures
in it that don't mean nnythln' but to
the man that wrote 'em? I wasn't
goln' to burn this book at first, be
cause I wanted to keep the nice papers
to put tobacco In. But when I thought,
well, perhaps some one will get a-hold
of It and read somethln' that was none
of their business, I Just burned It
to make sure. You'd do the same, sir,
now wouldn't you?" New York Her
ald. Pnylng Social Debts.
The name of the women who live In
single rooms In boarding-houses, and j
yet long Tor an opportunity to receive
and entertain their friends, Is legion,
says an exchange. One of their num
ber lias decided that It may be done,
nnd has made nn excellent beginning
In that direction.
Her room Is or was nn ordinary
looking, moderately large back one on
the second floor of an ordinary board-lng-house.
She turned it Into n charm
ing apartment by the expenditure of
a great deal of time and thought nnd
giving up n new winter frock. The
bed was biinlslied mul n In viivl,nio a-
lounge was substituted with denim !
cover and a multitude of silk pillows.
There was a leather screen picked up
nt n bargain, to shut out the view of
tho wnshstnnd. A set of box book
shelves served tho simple purpose of
bookcase, sideboard and closet, by be
ing stained nnd having a door with
hinges swing over one long box. Dain
ty blue nud white chlnn, a copper cof
fee pot nnd some sliver spoons occupy
the sideboard. All sorts of pretty
photographs In pretty frames hang
about the walls, nud a grate fire com
pletes the prettiness of the worn.
In the closet, every Saturday night,
are stored olives, crackers, cheese,
bread and butter, lettuce, a little cel
ery, coffee nnd sugar all of them de
licious. Every Sunday the landlady
for a consideration cooks nnd chops
up a chicken. Every Sunday tho young
woman makes chicken salad, for the
preparation of which she Is justly fa
mous, and thin broad and butter sand
wiches. Sometimes she toasts sumo
crackers over her grate Are. She
makes delicious coffee in the Russian
coffee pot. And every Sunday after
noon she Is "at home" to her friends,
dispensing the dainties from an old
mahogany table In tho corner. She
docs not spend a fortune in entertain
ing, but all the people who "drop In"
during tho long afternoon have the
best sort of time, nnd she owes no
social debts.
InterclinnKeanle Heels.
An English lirm have recently been
granted letters patent for nn Invention
whereby the heels of boots nnd shoes
can be easily detached or reversed.
The Invention consists of steel, or any
similar material, shaped ns a lift, with
llange nnd groove, by the first of
which It is fixed In nny part of the
height of the heel nt the option of tho
maker, while the upper portion of the
heel Is so constructed ns to slide into
position so that it is indistinguishable
from nn ordlnnry heel; but to insure
absolute security a line screw Is In
serted from the inside. The advnnt
nges claimed for it are that when the
top piece becomes slightly worn down
the wearer can reverse It to tho other
boot, nnd nfter these hnve been well
worn they can bo replaced by a new
set nt a very small cost Shoe nnd
Leather Facts.
CulIfurnU Misfits.
There Is nt least one level-headed
farmer In San Joaquin County. There
Is more point In the following few lines
than can be found In an average speech
occupying as many columns, no says:
"We let our timber rot and buy fenc
ing. We throw away our ashes nnd
grease and buy soap. We raise dogs
and buy hogs. Wo let our manure go
to waste and buy guano. We grow
weeds nnd buy vegetables nnd brooms.
We catch live-cent fish with n four
dollar rod. We build school-houses
and send our children off to be edu
cated. And, lastly, we send our boys
out with a forty-dollar gun and a ten-
' dollar dog to hunt for ten-cent birds."
! That Is precisely what Is being dona
nil over the State. San Francisco Call
Forced to Confess.
A curious point lu Swedish criminal
law Is that confession is necessary be
fore a capital sentence can be carried
out. If, however, the culprit persists
in protesting his Innocence In the faco
of overpowering evidence, the prison
discipline is made extremely strict nnd
severe until the desired confession Is
obtained.
The Humor of the Mimeum.
"Slang Is -always vulgar," said tho
manager of the dime museum, "but It
Is sometimes' fuuuy, too."
"Yes?"
"Yes. For Instance, It docs sound
funny to hear the living skeleton nHk
lug the fat lady If she will lend him
11 couple of bones." New York Tress
It Isn't always nervousness that
makes a girl blto her lips. Sometlmea
very often, In fact she does it to
give them a nice color.
FACTS IN " FEW WORDS."
Ancient Egyptians worshipped tho
onion.
French lovers hnre n sealing-wnx
code.
Lemons were looked upon lu ancient
Greece as poisonous.
An eighteen-year-old girl nt Ballston,
N. Y has three living husbands.
Football was a crime lu England
during the reign of Henry VIII.
The aged and sick In parts of Siberia
are assisted In committing suicide.
The vogue of the danso du ventre
began in the Paris Exposition of 1SSH.
The huge guns of modern navies can
only bo fired about seventy-five times
before they are worn out.
,lt Is a polut of honor that Moorish
women never know their own ages.
They have no birthday celebrations.
The apple has a larger proportion of
phosphorus than any other fruit, nnd
Is, therefore, an excellent brain food.
A Boston business man displays a
sign on his office door which rends:
"Olllce hours 12 to 1 every other Tues
day." Engineers on tho first locomotives
were equipped with tin horns, with
Which they warned people from the
tracks.
Because she did not got any Christ
mas presents, Mrs. William Thompson,
of St. Joseph, Mo., attempted death
by suicide on Christmas night
It Is estimated that tho fire losses In
the United States in the year 181)3 will
reach a total of f t(S0,O00,O00, a greater
n mount than has been lost In nny for
mer year, except that of the Chicago
lire.
Application was mado nt the New
York Post-Oflloo the other cloy for
mourning stamps, nnd the nppllcnnt
expressed great disappointment when
he was told that tho Government did
not keep nny In stock.
A pious-looking man snatched a lit
tle woman's pocket hook In a New York
cable car. She jumped off the car
nfter him nnd chasl him until her
cries brought tho police. The thief
was arrested and the plucky woman Is
ngain carrying her pocketbook.
Tho following Is n characteristic ex
tract from the manuscript diary of
King James II., which la preserved In
the imperial library nt Paris: "I did
not retire from tho battle on the Boyne
from a sense of fear, but that I might
preserve to the world a life that I Mt
was destined to futuro greatness."
An Aroostook, Me., farmer travels
In great comfort through the long
reaches of snow and In the face of
the bitterest north winds in a one
horso sleigh, hooded over like a prairie
schooner, and with a stove inside, the
funnel sticking through the top. It is
a rig of his own invention, and, while
not architecturally beautiful lu nppear
ance, Is mighty comfortable In use.
LITERARY NOTES.
Mmc. Sarah Bernhardt. Is about to
publish her memoirs, which will fill
two volumes.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward's new novel
will bo shorter than either "Robert
Elsmore" or "David Grieve," and Is
said to be written In a more popular
vein. Its shortness will not prevent
Its being brought out lu three volumes
In Ixunlon.
Bret Harte's latest story Is called
"Johnnyboy." Mr. Harte does not
write a great deal nowadays, but what
he does write he gets well paid for.
His Income Is said to be $15,n from
his literary work alone. Ho lives in
England nud he has his greatest vogue
there.
Mr. R. D. Blackmore, tho author -of
"Iiorna Doono," on being asked to
write n New Year's message for an
American periodical, bluntly declined,
saying that, ns all tho magazines had
refused his story "Perlycross," "he did
not feel Inclined to duck his head to
tho Americans."
Miss Louise Stockton, the sister of
Tomona's Inventor and of him who
raised the question between the lady
nnd the tiger, has started a Round
Robin Reading Club, with Its head
quarters In Philadelphia. Tho plan Is
for the members to do systematic rend
ing nt home under the direction of
Miss Stockton.
Miss Dorothy Klumpke took her de
gree ns Doctor of Mathematical Sci
ence nt the Sorbonne the other week.
During the last century there have
boon many proofs of the ability of
women to earn distinction ns students
of higher mathematics, but before the
present occasion no woman student
ever took her degree In tho department
of mathematical science In Paris. For
some time past Miss Klumpke has held
nn honorary post at the Paris Obser
vatory.
Mr. Mitchell, who Is founder and edl
tor of the New York Life, Is descrllied
by a London journal as "quite a figure
In American literary society; a pleas
ant little sandy-haired mau, Inclined
to baldness, with a comical faco. Ho
is nn habitue of the Century Club,
which corresponds In a way to our
Athenaeum, and, though editor of a
satirical paper, Is really popular with
every one. For In a country in which
newspapers take so much freedom
with the person his Journal la always
gentlemanly, and conducted In a way
worthy of Its splendid Illustrations
which, in the presentation of beautiful
nud elegantly dressed young girls, have
no equal In Journalism. In its first
year Life was a dead loss; In its sec
ond it about paid expenses; in Its third
there wos (1,(MM) of net profit."
GRAINS OF GOLD.
'Ask not n man's creed. Ask his
Deed.
Cunning differs from wisdom ns twi
light from open day. Dr. Johnson.
Thero Is a time when the truest cour
age Is shown in retreating from temp
tatlou.
Tho most effective argument ngalnst
Anarchism is tho practice of the Uukl
. en Rule.
Habits are soon assumed, but when
we strive to strip them off 'tis being
flayed nlive. Cowper.
! Thero is a duty not only to aid the
unemployed, but, as far as possible,
' to employ tho unaided.
Teoplo live, not because they care
for themselves, but through and by
the love that other people bear them.
I Tolstoi.
9I0-QI2
Warren A. Reed.
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CLOVER SEED,
TIMOTHY SEED,
AGRICULTURAL SALT,
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convince the
skentic and toint the
waywblchif followed leads to
Prof. HARRIS',!
SOLUBLE MEDICATED
Pastille
Hiw been put no In a
DruurletarT form ilnM
187H. and hum lw,nn iihm.1
forveam nrlfi-tw.ht.tiniA
In private practice. It Is no untried nostrum, nl
doubtful reputiitlnn, but a genuine speolno tot
a verr provRleut disease. Q'uousnndsot men, of
ill fixes, have at some time In lite brouxut oq
lit'l-Tniis debility and exhaustion, wltu orimnlo
wuuknvM, bf orer bralu work, excesses, too fro
qnent Indulgence or Indiscretion and vicious
lmbita.and it is to these that we offer a remedy
thntwlll, by lu direct action upon the seat of the
dmease, stop the drain and restore (lie patient to
Vigorous health and strength. A
Our method of Introducing" ' rj
Prof. Harris' Pastille
treatment la one which commends Itself to alt
sensible persons for the reason that we supply It
upon tholr judgment of Its value. Weaskof our
(nitrons nothing In the way of expense beyond a
postal card and a two cent postage stamp. The
poHtnl card to be used In sending us tlinlrftltl ad
dress aud the postage stamp for the letter return
lug the statement of their case for which we
supply then) with a question blank, to be tilled
out, and an envelope addrensed to Ourselves for
use In returning It when tilled.
sji' l wnen we receive the state
I wM W"i ment on blank we prepare
' .Llsxs elghtdays' treatment and for.
ward It bv mall and nrenav
,"fJIE P"t"g thereon and aloni
PHfw w"-" monism- anTB- irenuneiiG
LUmuit. we send full directions for
using. The treatment In no way Interferes with
a person's attention to buwlness, aud oausea no
pain or luconvenlenoe In any way.
Wo are so positive Hint It will
plve perfect iiillnfuelion that
we leave Hie mutter of gentling
orders entirely with tlioo
11 si 11 k the free trial treatment.
Having sntlariod those sending for trial packages
of our ability to benetlt their sexual condition we
feel that they are more largely Interested than
ourselves In continuing theuseof tho J'aatllles.
lvon then wo do notutteinptto rob thorn byde
Handing high prices. On the contrary, wo make
the prices as low as possible, and the same to all.
They are as follows : fciH.OO fur 0110
month; $5.00 for two months ;
$7.00 for three months.
These prices en euro
the delivery of tho
1'astlllesby ninll. If
desired by express we
leave the pntiout to
pay the onarges. For
over ten yoain we
1 unra oMirmtMl our
liPlpessitpon this plan with sstlxfiictory rcNults.
We ak all persons needing treatment for any
Cf the secret ills which come to tnunklnd througii
a violation of nature's laws to send us theirad
drexsoii postal curd or by letter and hMow us to
convlin-e them that l'ICor. HA Iritis' Mil.
X Hl.il Mtlllt A'I IK l'Asllil.l.lcs Imvo
lueritand are what they need.
All coiumunluuiouii oouUduutial and should ha
fKUll'CltHCd to ,
Tile HARRIS REMEDY CO., Mfg. Chemists
tOBertnmn 8t., NEW TfOT.K CITY, N. Y,
1-13-lyr. N. C. t Co.
asriTsiSS Agents. $75
ft wetk, Kicluilr territory. Th
IUil4 lllthWMlir. Wftihuiftllth
diitiui fut a faiulljr taunt niiouM.
Wftihef, tluM aud dries tbtm
without watiluf lh buidi. Yon
puih tb tiuiiu Hie maobiDtdoM
tli mt, Hrltit, polWlied dlih.
ftud cheerful wtvt. No tcftUtat
nugi'r,uooiluhaudiorgloitihi.
'No broken dUbas.Du muu. CtietD.
durbl,wrrkutd. Circuit" fr.
W. P. UABIUHUN St CO., Cltrh ., Culumbut, O.
vr . "V nsV
a. a
?M iiihmi KixOiltiUI
1 m S ISBBS
how far dollar will po In the buying of
Men's and Boys' SPRING CLOTHES.
Our ready Cash secured cloth
at less th an the" cost of making,
and everybody knows how low
wages were last winter. Vou
get the benefit of other people's
misfortunes.
Drowning, king
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CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA
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Plans and Estimates on all
kinds of buildings. Repairing
and carpenter work promptly
.attended to.
r in
i
Inside Hrrdwood finishes a
specialty.
Persons of limited means o
desire to build can pay part and
secure balance by mortgage.
PATENTS
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Patent business couauoU-a lor MODKUATfi
FKKH.
OUK OFFICE IS Ol'POSITK TIIK U. 8. PAT.
ENT OKKICK. Wo have no sub-ageiiRlps, all
business direct, hence can transact patent bus!
nt'aa In less time and at Less Cost lUun those re
inote from Washliik'lon.
Bend model, drawing; or photo, with descrlu
tlon. We advise If patentable or not, free o
charge. Our fee not due till patent Is secured
A book, "How to Obtain Patents," with refer
ences to actual clients In your State.Couuty, 01
town, sent free. Address
C. A. SNOW ft CO,, Washington, U. U
(Opposite U. S. Patent omco.)
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tain tlietn sent free. Also a catalogue of niechau
leal and sulentlfle bnnks sent free.
Patents Ukeu through Munn ft Co. receive
special notice In the riilenlllleAiiierl.au, and
tlius are brought widely belnrethe puhlicwlth.
put oost to the Inventor. This sulendld psner.
Issued weekly, eleimnt ly Illustrated, has h far t lie
larueat circulation of any scientist) work lu the
w'i. !:...',..,,,ar' Bample conies sent free.
Jni1i'id.l,nl ,w,f oni""nt hly, ti.tn s year. Binitla
yppies, !i.f cents. Kvery number contains beau,
tiful plates, in colors, and iiliotOKrauhs of new
houses, with plans, enabling builders to show tla
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Tiis llmhi torn Jy. Works
on West St. between 2ml and 3rd, are
now prepared to do all kinds of
Mens Suits, Ladies'
Dresses and. Coats,
Slniwls, ami every description
of wearing npiuirel. Also, we
tlo scouring, cleaning ami press
ing of goods that do not need
dyeing, and make them clean
and sweet as new.
Goods sent by express should
be addressed
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Can also furnish any of the
cheaper makes at manufact-'
urers' prices. Do not buy s
piano before getting our prices.
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On application.
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Mado From Potroloum.
It gives a brilliant light. It will not
smoke the chimneys. It will not char the
wick. It has a high fire test. It will no
explode, it is ore-eminently a family safeiv
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