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EhTHF.tlC SANDWICHES.
A - Tootfcpomo Dainty Flavored
with the Odors of Flowers.
They AVere Tuvcntcil un.l lrrirrcl ly the
Ladies nt Oii'iet I . li 1 1-ri liuiiit-iitruti
u a Novelty for l he Lvcn
luir Meal.
To "speak of
Kiupiis almost ;!S
an esthetic sundwich
uni xjH-cloil anil para
lU of an esthetie saus-
d k al ;is to :-"ie
tvv: anil yet in England the gentle
women serve, at iifternoon tea. sand
wiehrs so amt.rosial that they -fully jus
Jii'v tin paradox.
These-dainty delights, so diaphanous
"that they an- 'almost ethereal. 1 tasted
forthelirst time at Elmswood house,
in Devon, savs S. T. Mierman iu Table
Talk. . .
Clmswood house enjoy the distine
tion of having the bcst-apjointed live
o'clock ten table ii all England, which
is no modest distinct ion in acoiiuiry
where afternoon tea is mk'Ii an iiuiis-
ible iitiiinct to everyday life.
pen-
he esthetic sar.dwiiu -whs
invented
.use. as a
livlli.-lmlii'S l.f KIuisWOOll h
novelty to ueeompany the tea. one re- I
rent MimuuT; lull it proved s-o lKpillar
th.lt it remained a feature of their table j
nil tin- ensuing -winter, and finally he- j
cam.- a slavl . appearing with the urn j
summer and winter, year in, year out.
Such a perfect beverage must neeils !
have a perfect accompaniment; so. to j
meet this demand, the esthetic: sandwich j
was invent, iL and ever sinee fashion-
able JhigkitiJ has heen eating violets j
and ros.-s. cowslip anil orange hlos- j
Minis ith b.-r daily bread. Thi petals
rf the-,.-llo-so::is are not plucked and I
lai 1 Mwi'i-a the buttered slices: no j
Mi.-h ernde method could obtain at j
Einiswoinl hor.ne. Vet their flavors are j
pros-nt a- distinctly as if the petal.-. ,
them-k lve , were there, and for a Ion;.- j
time the manner of procuring th-scflVot. j
w.i . kept a secret by their patrician "m
ve:.frs, .- 'hat the sandwiches added j
to their material dclici.msness the fur- j
I'ncr zest iu mysT.-vy. l'ut the seen, t
tin: .11' wi.ft. d abroad, lis such mt:i ts ,
subiiv will, ar.d at the time of my Lhiis
wood visit It h.,d become such an open I
ime that 1 was freely taken into the cold j
stone dairy, w her.' VI- Winr ifred ar.d I
li'j'ti- ;t:i.j.v unvailed the mystery to ;
me. n one of the marble she'ves a j
little p it .,f belter, wrapped "m t Ulnr . t .
d iiry elwih. rented on a bed t clover j
in the bottom of a china tureen, j
ar.d itelty. the maid. v. as lillir.jf tho ;
sides uf fie iii-h with the -ame fra-rrant j
l,',.,,.ms ::n.l heaping them on top of
the pal. When the tt.recii would not j
hold another bio-.-,. im, the lid was I
cmi-I -d o" n upon them and the ves- .
.-. was carried t the lr.iL'e. cool, jrothiit I
ck.ll; r t await 'the ornanu-ntal me::!."
.a:, .M r. ibphuct term.-- the five o'clock j
cr. p. I
t: .-v. the hnftor busied itseir aosoro-
",.''. ;:.' : 1--1 i. -v . Jike :: bee in the clover,
u'.il- ;-e.-it: st in a stone jar was the
M.',.-n-.r..i:-ted loaf of brcvl, aKo
v.-i-appcd in a l'-Im of dairy cloth and
p.-j ked smrh in a in :-t of clover LI.:-.- j
v-iiiv Ih ie il kept cool and mo:.t j
while It b'vle its time. hen that I
tiie came it w;s cut with a keen Idade
i:i slices so thbi that they were lacy j
Slid diaphanous and had t i be battered j
on 'he loaf. They came to the senses j
iik- the l.-eath of calves and tlu- scent ',
of new-mown hay at dewi'ill. With :
such an a-ljnie-r the wonder ccasc-i '
that hot : -vtioo!! f-a in m.iuii!. r cm !
seem --o h li:-i:U.il t. th" Er "li .li. f .
all ttir.nt..-!! I'i-een .Fnne it is draidi v. i'iu
clove'' .- ir.dw iche.s one day. or M:1 tile
'olet the n -:.t. ;.ud
Uvr HI- -n. evonc-ite idealised i
hor.-v Kai'ller in the sea-..n there )
!:::vc Ik-cii
llo-.KOiL, :
turiium. llv
hcrrv
:i and
a. id eov. sli; id n;i- I
b'.t -r I . i.i.: the iuo: t i
-crs.
two
p anient r.nd
thev ;t-' vc
1 i'l'i; nt i f all. and.
y ai'i cti .inj;. they
rre:U faToiiUs vit!i l'ie -ei't h-nn-n. No
tlowers ure n.-ed . -v it ii tl-.e.-e hutters ex
cept tlio ild!e Doners: clover. hcnst
and ora:;re hlos so a. s that the hces
have 1auht us to relish in honey;
rotes an I violets that confectioners,
have tauidit lis to reish in j-laces; the
cev,V.it, which ( LildMnit h and t!.e
llowilts have tan;,'h' us to nlidi
in the hom.-itrnde wine of oiil
time tictitn; and 11" nast irtium.
ivhich. pnn;rent and lK-in-erv in
pickles. U
lines most nncta-i:-, m the
(ii
es'.hetie sai
the favorlt
the hearty;:
would urn;
cri.-':et, or i
dwieh. Tliis tat flavor was
;. par excellence, with ail
rid ruddy youn; athletes who
ir liii:i;.rry unci thirsty after
'tijhv. or u ni'.i, for a .sji
ci jr.iniswcMiti i.ouse .viueuony; anil a.
;"c"'c'i"oas tloa.-n of the .'.Uuphunous
v. .sturthnn Uouiinocs: for the ;.l :pe of
t!cis delicate sandwich is a snrdl oMo:.'.
Ar.d un.U r thi"-i- "liciinimvs" such i!is
tinet ll -every tlac ors lurk in si.eh com
plete di ..uise tiMt the little cat mi-j-ht
he called the "M. sipie of Floucr-.." I
ii:ive .-f-en the nnuiitiatcd piclf tbc sim
ple thiurs to pieces to lind the wmrce of
the aroma, and the:, stare i:i hallh-il per
plexity, like the lunjr did at the apple
ih:mp!;n, wlien he was moved to cry
his historic ipicrv: "Jjul how, how yut
th.' apple in?"
It v.-as une of the pretty conceits of
Ibe Lhasvrood house tea tiihle to have
tin? various chamois leather tea cokeys
embroidered with the ijytl'ori nt tl.nvers
used as llavorinrs. ami oa clover ilay to
vi!. e the one v ith clover spray iip.n it,
on cowslip day the cowslip coscy, on
locust day the hcust coscy. and so ou
t'irouyh t-e whole r.-pertory of llowers.
The mysth -d were often archly assured
that the davor iu the sandwiches pro
ceeded, by some airy witchery, from
the f! iwcrs on the cosey. This flavor
ing of butter was au ojurii secret amunj
the Trench peasants lonr In-fore it was
u.scovereu iy tno L,nsrlish Tatrician. '
ar.d has made the butter stalls of the '.
i'urls markets pkturesipie for ceuturies. '
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TURA'S
FAIRY WIFE.
A 1'rtttT
u.-i iii t.i-iron.l W I., i:
ruy
Mioflt.'.J itit linutoi-tjl.
Tura. coming from uv-:r s.'as, fonn 1
Li iii .-.elf m a land named tea. and.
leaving Iii- canoe, journeyed inland.
Tra .. ii i' thromrh the dens'e forest, he
saw fah-i.-.s sitting in the llowers of' the
climbing plants un.l swinyinjr oa tin
h;;ua which trailed from the hirh
bou-hs across the vistas of the wo.T.L
these fair.es v.ere curious! v-shape t 1..-n-s,
havin- small H.-ads nud lar e '
bixhc-H whilv- their hands and feet vvr-j
attached to limbs so short that t!iev
secineu us u extruding from
IkvUcs.
their
Tura had brought with hi:n the sticks
wherewith tire is produced by friction, '
tnd he proceede.l to hin.llc a" fire and to
eiK.lt Mime food, mich.-t. the u-stonu-h- '
nient of the fairies who had always
Consumed their Mod in i's natural state. .
Tura fell iu love with ime of the fair!
w omen and married her. 1 1 is. wife rJ-
cipnM-ated his atfection and thev lived
haipily top-ether; but one daj-', when
the el tin spouse wa.s combing out li r
husban '-.s hair, she suddenly cried out: '
. "Oh, Tura, what is this white hair
among- the black onesV " m
lie told her that it was a sin of njro
aad of approaching decay, the forerim- j
ner of death. Then his wife wept bit-'
terly and refused to be coiufort.iL !t
is a touching1 sto-, the .sudden -surprii-e
and T.ief of this child oi the immortals
on licr discovery of th;it. which to us
poor sons if clay is x ouimou tih.I ol- !
trtisivc a fact.
The old leen.l has .'iven rise to a
proveri saying, "the weeds of Tula.
synonymous expression
hair. V. Journal.
Mr ifrav
I y i 1
tarrtunim
Ji mw man
can le malc, out of one that's
" usch-u)," biliourt and dyspeptic.
It's lono by Dr. Pierce's Uolden
3fodie'al Discovery. It starts the"
torpid liver into healthful action,
purities and enriches the blood,
cleanse, repairs, and strengthens
the system, and restores health and
vigor. As an appetizing, restora
tive tonic, it pets at -work all the
processes of digestion and nutri
tion, and builds tip flenh and
strength. It's the only Blood and
Liver Remedy that't guarantied, in
every case, to" benefit or cure. If it
doesn't do all that's claimed for it,
the money is promptly refunded.
But it keeps its promises that's
the reason it can be sold in this
way.
" Discovery " Btrengthens Weak
Lungs, and cures Spitting of Blood,
Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis,
Severe Coughs-, and kindred affec
tions. Don't be fooled into taking
something else, said to be "just as
good," that the dealer may make a
larger profit. There's nothing at
all"" like the "Discovery.
F'.ck TTrK!c!ia-nd relieve all ttie trtntfaa fad
dor.t tu a t.uou Uto of tho ayatana. such
l.ir-inr, Nuitts, Drowsiouaa. Dlstreaa kftar
(taur, i'ain in the 81 .U tc Whila ttaair most
rtuuuaabla tucctus hoi t-ocn shown iacurlog
It.'s-Srclifi. yt Cjirtsr'a Littlo LItot M
n ; I y v ai.ialjle i & Co net ijmt Ion. mrlng and pra
'cUu V". inannoTir.k' complaint. wbila tbey aJadl
rcxTe.-tftloIiK.rilorMcf tboatozzuu-httlrnulAtatba)
liwraiuxnulAtuthebowola. eniXUB7asl9
Il r i- fhty bn cJssoat prioaless to fhoaa vhtt
r.-: .r-r i--Mi i !:aiutniugcorupijunt; butfdrto-T-iiry
: -...rf hm2iil-pcI h-i aotentl t:Krid thoaa
V .oioj-ijt:,.- C.v;airiU &ud Uiuea lltUo ptllKTmltv.
fi: ! : la c-m..vj wnyatbat will not bo wll
t'ia-.-vouut. tacra. But aiuir ailalck he4
l.'.U'',ii:reof fo tr.r.r.r "j-rna that hope ia wbara
:--:"-.-T.t'o-.jiii Oarpillacaruitwhlla
nb. a ... : ..
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-..-l.. 1:. v.ila..--.-.'.o 'lis; llvaforfl. ttoli
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Cantor k'-M-oof. ot Fort Wavue. Ind ainca UT aad
tauow preprd baderliu ulrecllou b UiO
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FURNITURE
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invl'cd to tir? tig a call before bovlcz tls
wl.fi', as are cotifldeut ttat we can
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WA
WHEAT
GRASS.
7h0 Whole of Europa wants WHEAT,
and tio most of America wants CRASS
in abundance. 12 loading Agricul
turist hare written us essas on
"How to Crow Wheat and Cress."
These, in pamphlet form, we wilt send
Free on receipt of three 2-ct. stamps.
-Members of the
Farmers1
Alliance
nl Farmers' Clubs can have their
Fertilizer made specially to order, t
reduced price.
M.S. POWELL & CO.,
Baltimore, Md.,
Chemical Fkrtilizkk UixmrmiERj,
Jiu I ii p.. m tits ur Aukjci LTi aAi. Chemical. .
Vl V FUTISER
Itowrll A .
tty addestln Cieo. p.
10 Spruce St.. New York
i learn the rxa.:t
i.v kii n i v7ri- I z Z '5yIrT,ur '
eon of dt proposed line ot
i, - .a.uni cau i'Hiaufn, iuv
?4e C4iipblrt luc
GARTER'SI
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TREES THAT STING.
The neantirnl rhrubt of QtiMiMlama IIava
Tbrlr Drawtnarka.
Thousrh the tropical shrutr of Qwoim
land art- rery luxuriant and beautiful,
they are not without their dangerous
drawbacks, for there xa one plant jrrow-
infT amonj them that in really tloadJy ia j
its effect that w to say. deadly in me
same way th;it one would apply taat
term to fire, for if a certain proportion of
one's body be burned by the tinging
tre death will be the result.
They are found, sayH the Ht. Louis
Republic, of all sizo, from three inchoa
up to fifteen and twenty feet. In tha
old ones the litem in whitbdi. and the
red lierrie usually grow in a clut-ter at
the top. It emits a peculiar and disa
greeable Mrcll. but it is U'tt know n by
its leuf, w hich ia nearly round, with a
point on the top and jag-gred all around
the edges like a nettle. All the leaves
are larjre, even on small plants some
times larger than a saucer.
The effects of the sting are curious,
it leaves r.o mark, but the pain is said
to In- maddeninjr, and for months after
a jab from one of its numerous "sting
ers" the part stunjr remains very tender;
especially is this true in rainy weather,
or when the parts stung have been ac
cidentally dampened, even if Tery
lightly.
Hunters who have 'found themselves
surrounded by small forests of "sting
ing trees" in the dusk of evening have
lieen known to lie down and pass the
night as comfortably as pissible. fear
ing to make an effort to extricate them
selves in the dim, uncertain litfht, lest
they might get deeper and deeper into
the besetting trouble.
"I have seen." iaid Shuman, "a man,
who would treat ordinary pain lightly,
roll on the ground in afjony for hours
after being stung, and have known a
horse so completely mad, after getting
into a thicket of these trees, that he
rushed open-monthed at everyone that
approached him, and hail to be shot to
relieve bis agony."
Dogs, when stnng, will rush about,
whining piteously. biting pieces of flesh
from the affected parts.
The small "stinging trees, mly a
few inches lv'h, are even more dan
gerous than the large ones, In-ing so
small they are likely to brush one's
ankles ln-forc they are seen.
ne safeguard for the experienced
hunter is the fact that they always
grow in palm thickets, and no place
else. The presence of palm trees is,
then-fore, sufficient to put an old settler
on his guard.
A POWERFUL CURRENT.
The ;reatrt Voltage and the Lonireet
Line in the World.
Mention was made some weeks ago
of a line intended to carry electricity at
twenty-five thousand volts from Lauffen
to Frankfort, a distance of over one
hundred miles. The experiment has
Wen watched with interest by elec
triciaus on 1oth sides of the ocean, says
the I'hiladelphia Kecord, since there
are not wantir.g those who claim that
the thing cannot be done. The pre
liminary experiments made over a line
of three miles in length were, it is said,
entirely successful. A current of
thirty-three tnousand volts was devel
oped for the purpose of seeing how
great the tendency would be for the
current to leave the wire for the
ground. To discover this the wire was
cut and the pieceri then slow ly brought
together, and it was not until the ends
were within less than au inch of each
other that a spark w as forced across
the intervening space. An ordinary
safety cut-out, consisting of a ball of
IcaiL was then placed in the circuit and
a wire was dropjM d across the current
to imitate the falling of a tree or the
crossing of another wire, when the
lead ball instantly melted with a flash
and an explosion, cutting off the current-
From the results of the prelim
inary experiments the projectors of the
new line feel conlidcnt of its success.
ECHOES FROM EUROPE.
"Lxht year the London youth wore
their hat brims within half an inch of
their .Htes. This year's fashion tilts the
hat backward. .
A cmi.i) three years old has actually
iK'en carried off by an rairlo, near
TTencsin. Hungary, in bight of the
father and mother.
Tiik ucreago of the zoological gardens
in Kurope rr.nges from alwut half a
dozen to half a hundred acres, but
hardly one of them has room enough
for it-i animals.
A small company invited to taste the
tea recently purchased by a London
company at fifty-three dollars a pound
arrived at the conclusion that it was
worth the money.
Two ArsTRAi.i.lx theatrical managers
have Ix.ttled up in phonographs for
transportation to the antipodes the
voices of several American actors, sing
ers and statesmen. ' ,
In I'aris the drivers of the cars on
some of the street railways are placed
oa top of the car, thus giving them n-t-tcr
control of the horses, while gaining
additional space for passengers.
I.lT.ts 1'akz, an aged resident of 15ar
celona. Spain, is the head of a family of
two hundred and serrnty-nine persons.
He has thirty-nine living-children six
teen daughters and twenty-three sons.
Thk followiag advertisement appears
iu a tiermaa newspaper: "Wanted, by
a lady of piality, for adequate remun
eration, a few well-K-haved and re-spectable-drevscd
children to amuse a
cat in delicate health two or three
hours a day."
A Novr.i. feature of a menagerie ex
hibiting at the Crystal lalaee is a huge
cage, containing a happy family of
twelve lions, three ISengal tigers, and
cheetahs, panthers, l'olar and Thibet
bears, ponies, goats and boar hounds,
numbering twenty in alL
The invention of a wholesome and
satisfactory substitute for butter is an
nounced in Germany and Holland. In
both these countries it is manufactured
android. It is said to contain no fat,
but to be composed solely of vegetable
oils extracted front the cocoa nut and
other oleaginous plant.
P. T. BARNUM AND OTHERS.
Mit. Clevf.laxu is taking lessons on
the violin. ' ' '
'Folio e l.A.vtuoFT's estate is now
alued at six hundred thousand dollars.
Mrs. TuiLir IL Akmock, the wife of
the Chicago millionaire, is a notable
housekeeper, and prides herself upon
her culinary successes.
P. T, Baitxi-v within the last twenty
years expended upward of three mil
lion dollars in newspaper advertise
ments, and he left behind him a fortune
of five million dollars.
Oeteeaj. ncTLER's luncheon, which
he eats at two o'clock, does not vary
from day to day. It comprises one
small ham sandwich, one small chicken
sandwich and a few swallows of
brandy and water,
P. T. H-iRM M, after making his will
in 18V2, summoned several prominent
physicians to examine his mental con
dition and to make affidavits to his san
ity, which they did. This was to guard
against any possible contest upon the
plea of incapacity.
P. T. ISaknim's last marriage was
about as original as anything he ever
did. He saw the girl in the street she
was a governess and followed her
home. He then introduced himself to
the mistress and said he would like to
marry the girl. The mistress consulted
the girl, and the whole affair was ar
ranged inside of twenty-four houri
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Some of the Qa-er Titins Ifemght miiI the
lttit-r SolJ-
Au "oUl lss" kiW is a fitrvny sirtit.
Jt is a kiml of l.tt-ry aft-r all. and to
what eNtn-mitu's th followtTS of th'
fli-kle T'il.l'ss if ilianpc will (nt is
.liovvn vi-itU many trikirlr im-ulciits.
Tlu Tarious fxpress ttrip:mi-s. nt
jtatei pt riixls during the y-ar, m-11 tin;
um l.iiriKNl paokap-fs that have atv-uiun-l.it-i
in tln-ir otikfs. All tlay an tast
Wasliiurtoa btrot-t auotion-riMin has
Imx-u crowded with, men, wuinen. old
and 3'onng-. eai-r bidders at the so
called "old hosr" sale, says tho Phila
delphia CalL l'acka'eK. lmndles and
trunks of every description were
brought forward ly the voluble auc
tionevr. "Here is a trunk," said he
"that may contain silk dresses." A
man paid a bijr roiuid dollar for it.
OpMiinfr it he found a lot of old calico
dresses and aprons. One man paid -5
cents for a small ketf labled "handle
with care." Dynamite? He thought to.
t'uutiously, in a liack room, it was
opened. It contained axle prease. A
"culled jein"man" paid -l for a trunk
rilled with air.
A dude secured a packaye with a
llible inside tlie wrapper for '20
cents- A rcntleinan with a shilling
silk tile" and wearinjr a "creased"
pair of trousers paid for a package
containing- a pair of overalls. For -J."
o-nts a man .'ot a miniature sewing- ina
chine. and a lady iaid -JO cents f. r a
Imix containinga duile's laundry shirts,
collars. .u1Ts. i-lc. One fellow loiil,t
a jiaekage of four water vam-s and
thought they were Mine new-fa ngk-d
bric-a-brac. A colored frirl oecuiii a
package of jewelry for 25 cents, jut
what the wantetL A man with one eye
pot a box of spectacles. A carpenter
secured a package of blacksmith.- ! .Is.
One fellow, who said he didn't sin. -ke,
purchased a large case of "rcil l.-tter
smoking tobacco" for i'l.u.l. A colored
man jj'.t a trunk fall of dishes f..r
and a lady buyer found a "governor"
for an engine in tbe package she
opened. A young mn pnid 10 cents
for a tintype of an old 1 ily with two
grandchildren about her lap a photo-prj-.ph
of a dear relative had gotu
astr.iy. A young lady secured a pack
age of gelitlem -:l":. soeks, and a lny
lMtught tin iim-.i.-iise iron pulley lor l-'i
cents.
This "sight liny n" i-ii. 1.1 :-:l... i-
tinueil hour efl.T ln..ir. lliv- j ; k-
:igi s were opened l.y t i .-- i s i :'?
wen- gii-L t r.iii"J.ris.'.T 1:.:-. .i-U r ;.;:. .
ing. tivery class of people was rc;.rc
ser t-.-.L ;:r.i! ;t inur. n-inaiked on leaving,
alter the sale !. a !: "I liave laugheil
more h-re t -il.:y than I ever did before
in all inv life."
APRIL. FOOLED.
The Mortifying I .. :-:, :i.v .f
Truvi-lrr
in sj oi.
A traveler i: lik- :y t Ik- s-ri. isly
gullel by the pracli.-al j kes of foreign
countries. With the if. i.-isin -. of his
native h.ml. to whi. h he i:, accustomed,
he Ciin e -ntenil. but tht-r.- i-. iilarm
ing el'.-:n-. nt of the uuexp-.-i '.e-1 in ;'.i.-e
of other i-.-u-i s. w rit- s Irving i".ii.i;.u.
in "W aiiileringr. ni a War Arti-.t:'
One evening I met t'.vo vi ry fascinat
ing Spanish girls iu n oui. t qtiai ti-r of
Irun. (Oi- of wnom. eing a l.l.ni.le. v.-as
enveloped in a white maul ilia.
It Wing customary on nut-ling a
white martilla tu extend her somewhi't
similar homage to that paid to royalty.
I raised tny hat, and steped m oin- side
to p.liow the couple to pass, wLen, in
doing so. 1 saw, to my horror, by the
light of tlie moon, that they v.ere f il-luwi-jl
closely by a grim an.l gi-olesij ae
reptile, half li.:ul. lialf frog, whii-h.
Willi a series ol spa.-,m kic: bonaos. was
milking directly for their hi t-!:..
O. the horrid lieast. the iiIeserib-.ible
monbtrositv! '1 o rush f. ru-;:rd an.l
trample on the uncanny tiling w;is t
work of a moment.
1 was dumfoimded: mv exploit o
lieroir-in. far fi-oin induein-.r the grati
tude 1 expected, v.as iir.mediateiv fel
loe. el l.y roars of lau-"liter, the merry
ring of which reverberated on the still
niglit air.
"L'neonscirinable fool" d.x-s not ex
press the littleness I felt, as I was sul-
ject 'd to the ridicule of those wily dam
sels, and if a man is capable of that In
coming peculiarity, I must have blushed
scarlet.
I had trodden on K drap a piece of
cloth cut into th.- semblanec of some
monstrous lizard, and uttaelied by a
thread to the skirt of tlie maiden, so
that, by certain dexterous movements
and hkches, it could le made to leap
after her as she hurried ;long. It was
the Rasipie equivalent for the old Kng
lih jokes. practi-ed on the first of April.
A GERMAN MYSTERY.
The tjuwr Little mid IWUrlotUea of
Tin re t.unf ry.
Cicrman beds have always leen at
once a trial and a mystery. That a
race by no means short should delight
in stunted bedsteads has puzzled many
a French and I'.ritish traveler in the
Fatherland. Xot less mysterious is
tlie nnrrowess of the IwdsteaiL
When one compares the figure of the
more Knlstantial burghers of a I'erman
town with th receptacle provided for
their accommodation at night, no effort
of the imagination will make th.-m
conU-ruiinous: it is certain that the
liesh must overlap the feathers. Then
the ledo!otlics are a trial, consisting,
as they do, in .'.umnier of a blanket
with a sheet buttoned to its under sur
face, in winter of an eider-down ouilt
inclosed iu a cotton bag.
Neither can lo tucked in or secured
in any way. and only a born Teuton
knows the art of retaining- them in
position.
Most mysterious of all is the tri
angular section of a mattress which is
placed at the head of the beil, and
which forms perhaps, the most
effective obstacle in the repose of a
foreigner. All this seems to have
leen much the same in the davs before
the railway.
A traveler thus naively describes and
explains the ("erman beds of iv.'d: "Tall
people cannot sleep coin fori ably in any
part of (Jermany: the lieds. wlii'ch arc
very narrow, licing placed in wooden
frames or lioxes. so short that any per
on who happens to Ik above five feet
high must absolutely sit up all night
supported by pillows and this is in
fact, tho way in which the Cermans
sleep." Doubtless his explanation is
the correct one; but those who are not
accustomed to sleep in a sedentarv
pohture can rest iu such a in-d at all
only by assuming the shape of the last
letter of the alphabet. Jury.
In sharp Itewand.
Capitalist I understand yon have
just returned from a western trip. They
say here money is in sharp demand all
through that section. How did vou
nu-.i il.
Waglcigh In sharp demand? Well,
rather. "Why, the train w e came through
on was held up twice in one dav
Li;jht.
Sold an IaBle for a Turkey.
An east Nashville (Tenn.) nepro. who
sells poultry for a living, recently found
himself without any stock iu trade and
minus the money to buy more. He had
an old pray eagle, though, which he
had received from his former master at
the close of the war, and this he de
termined to kill and sell as a turkey, de
spite the fact that it was know n to bo
alMint forty years of age. He killed the
bird of freedom, sold it for a turkey, and
was arrested by the irate purchaser,
who had cooked and vainly tried to cat
the national bird.
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DEFINITION OF
Something Ncvr for Po:;t;ca, E.
Omlst3 tO Com:' ' "-
A Critical Aiinli uf tUe
4
JKellnc It True Mc
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1 imi'f.lifina ft..
" O'lvir.t.
Inc Mu.!y.
The term "wealth" s.-,.m t i
' formed by coml.iiijitioii ' ''
old Sixoa v. (irLs, "weal" n'ni -
wri'l pi-.H-.-ss may ha-,. .,'''.
this: Weal things, wcal-thh.v, '
'pronounced as two fv:!. '"-,.s
"in.rs" dropiMMl), and finLi:-. Wl. :
we now have it. Jlut, hov.'i -1
that the term wealth k
!.i. ; .:i(-g with wi-ai-things 1 !,,-.-,. ,.
li- fh-tibt. I!y exiunii'.h'.g , '
word... therefore asecrtaiuh.., ,'
111. : vn'rs and coiubitiing ;.,,"
Work- 1h- well loii.. the ex.--t 1,1,,;'.
I 1 -t liieaumgoi me word
'a. tl,
ar'ear.
The word "thintr," Kays th ,:,.
.Io':-.-?i::l. .- pririgs from ;,n ,,1,1 ,;.Vl)' '
v!.i--li sLi.iiiefi "to hi-tfw "
v. luil i-Jicavy is of niaU-ri;,! m;i-
nun is an oi.jeit 01 sutise.
taen. is any material 1 . i, -, t
bv the i-eii-j-s. J lit it t-v-i,
ot wln:t is without life, hot;..;
,. . ,....t, .11 ...:. ','
.n-.ii r.j.ii aiii 11,111 IM-Jii'-K l)-(,
lire sjoki-ii 01 as things,
1 ... .1 ...1. . .i -1. .
1 V.:
.'I,
I. ill. i nm '.l li:oe.rliL 01 M '
to tiie animal kiugd mi, as i: 1;,,. .,
"ai! animals and imuiiaiiii.- i, u,.-".
stri 'y speaking, man 11 ,1
I..-
a lm v.', oeoause ne is a Uljr
. ..t: t;.l T -
...!. ' .1 1 (tl fit r i i. rrieijT c -.-v ,,
rais.-s l.'nn above the S.tn-iv ,,f
V. eal has the s;.in root ;)s ;i
be well that is t. Ik' in a s.i,i( ;.
weal - is to ne in iieaii.-i. anU t.ia
b -iitlie t.tste of fui'. st, it, , .
i:'i I most imiiiipaircd i i f .
k-.:i(.te word of tin-
Ii:.-. To be Well is to
liiat is weal is Vj
I b is i-l-.te
..
- h. a v
i tic t-
di rri-e al've.
T ie thin: that nial:.- f.r tr,.k;
the t:i:H!'s i i- h l-i. d;.- ;..r !
that is to 1. alive. 1 1 -. t ix u.':.in '
life. The t'-ings e.hich f.,rv,K
V.:.'. I-. for lil'c. eiiin.- in ! v,.,f. .
t . lr- called ( -iil-thin;-.. :.! t:.i, , . !
pound vor.l waseotitri. -iiii..R, -
i; these sleps tl ..rr.-.-' S,.J f
,ii of our term is brought ; '
in: ; view. j
W'e.:!'1! is one. r.r inor.-. urtlimu
thing., w'li.'h make f..r l:f.-. r
And here, in pas-.iti-j-. ii ia;ir hr . '
th:it life. ;nu esoeeinily !i
1 .(:..
man. i-. tlie licwi.iir ..f
eoiiti-ined in what in. 11 liave Uxi
to e.ill "politieiil i-e.Mi-.iiiy."
Nov.- take this iti-tmit i. m a m-;.
ing st:t!: in the himd y, ;
tl.'-.-ngh the world :inl in. n-nr ,
arr;iy of things 1 herein. Ai'. ;
wideb make Tor lif.- are
w. : ','ii. Vhe:it. -.rii. (rr.i'.:,. f-.
root erops. fooii things . e-.-r
are wealth, ."so are nl! iiu; -i:.
1 v. -. i. Ii- tli.-ia. No are . '. '. .1 - : ...
iijjleueiits to provi.ii- tl;.
ail things to he'.p about tin- u. s
tr:uis:v .rtntion and xe!iaiu .
I'-.-. hurnnti life lias f..:i 1--. ir.-:
things which feed it 111 iTv ii'-rh.-r
.. al-.o we:itli 11s wm-n. ..f .r.
il!e.:-tr:-.te the Hi'.r'ier. -;.i'-iM.n
liiKuan life, or hospital-., to i!:u.-:-
:e l-ill.
Iiut are muskets and imm r
the tnunit'ums of war. v, ;;
fir :i. I'n-V are jK-.lfcl !.ii..!;i
l:fe juv.'r-.e its-lf i.g:-::i 1 0-e.-by
other life, they are v. -i!':,
1 !v.-s t 'e-y preserve; but !a ;. .-- .
v. hieh is -i!Hh" to thos- u!i-:. :
in jiresi-rving alive ttio-..- -. i ..:!
defend. Hut to the who!.- m::u :' -life
on the earth, they n
evil, to tie swept off I'r .in t:i-.:-1he
heart of human kiln! i-. I .-:,:- !,
impulses to rob an 1 k '!! hi:
eeonomie sense iiot!ii:ig ti-at i-:
for hilling men is v. a': .. .-;
w hat is made to make l--r ii - : :.
loit. ii:i;,lly, are not l.aiii .-. f. ;
p .-rs. jietioiis. aetivi' r:.-I t:.
w. aitlr.' No: they i-nai 'i '
word. There must le ai ! . - 1 -:
them, if one would cM'ii'i-'.'w:
mind and utter eiear i:. .-a;
eurate sj'ei-h.
;ily the material th:tt; tr
for life are weiti'h. j,n,j i :ii
tluit word includes.
HAiiH A NO iriASri.
It has l..-eii di- .-...! :i,: ' :'-
date baek to t he ye..r i !'
It is estimated that evi-rv ii
sumes alM.ut ten j .'i(..i- ..f 'V. .'
A Mimcou brought to t!,;
1T70 stands 5n the wiii.l.nv .-f a:".
( la.) fnrniTure -tore.
A oami: of iirirbl-s n-as :'
sevi ral prominent 1 ji ..f '
1 on 1 he other u,. -. . ia - 1: . :.
avenue. A ('(ivnitticit j-'-t.-r
swei'tnes and gran- T T 0
the eonti-ibiitioii h..v.. !va::
two little girls to the vi.-. '
A iwn-vi: m:-..i j. ; '. ;
Ma scout a h. 111., . : .
pounds, exactly u hat
when Inirn. lie never M - -e
heavier during h.-r 1-!;.-'. j
A l:oc(. nii.l: w ha-li l.a i
pledge" was n lit! , -:. ! " '
tree river. Jlieeii-;aii.. T'-c ' .
stoniaeh eolituiued a 1 atie-r
tempera nee medal, dated lvJ. '
As oyster sut.ner w:i giv.-n "'
by the authorities of a Muiiw -
the interest of the -j,ei.r-c f--r-oyster
must lutve a po-.M-rfu! 'r
taiu its pku-e in the :.i-'''
stomaeh under sueh ciri 'ni:-.'. " !
Nkai: Oeahi. 1'la., a U i: -" j
an engine struck a -"i--. ,
tangled up in the i-.i-A.-..t i-'r ;
fore the train eon!.; - '
dragged three hutu::v.l '"'
extricated she wulio-d - ;
pan to bite grass as ii tu :''"-' '"
lened. j
POINTS FOR AUTH?" ;
lr you intend following 'r'" :
a I i ve 1 il u hhL n tid ea t ; v r:' i"-" .
same e:ie tis p,M try. I'.i :"- 'J i
1. iw prose.
F. word. eontrihiit T.
snbmiL :i MS. to nil tilt
him how long Vu Jiave ' !
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seriWr to his jia-n-r: -.
wouldn't have been a
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long if you had lieen i-cm-' ''
the kind of aitioles ":vM:.'s
Mit. Wai.tki: I!kam '.v-,''. f
out of five books im!.:is.u
pays for pap-r, eolnp"si'!"n .l
work, and only one 1,!I .';f
author for his time- I IcT'' .' f
out of the (juestiou and f
his time." J
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many manuscript- i" , rr i,
ing." Hditors un.l -"m'",
the eorreet ions, in'd savi-
tat ion thereby; but h"" 1
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tit-iviai su rr-Nlv ilittt'ii' x s
derers? Such eorrespei"".
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